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Stores, Tt2eaC0Te, &c.

CALL AT GREGORY & CO.'S,
" l4l7 MAIN STREET,
For STOVES.
TIN WARE,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, &c.
We will sell at cost the remaining
PARLOR,
OFFICE, aud
We keep the best patterns of
COOKING STOVES:
SHEPHERD,
ARB1TER,
STERLING,
OLD DOMINION,
MORNING and EVENING STAN,
AND NOBLE COOK /;
with large assortment of other Stoves.
in 90
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
Il AND ALL LANDINGS ONH .H~6 q

EOR N o RFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
l. AND ALL LANDINGS ONA .nIx
THE JAMES RIVER. The fast Es.EGss-J
and elegant steamer JOHN SYL- uEz1zxka1IzE1k
TESTER, Captain q. G. CLIFFORD, leaves her
wharf ut Rockets for abor D. named places on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at
$50 o'clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
PASSEN GERS arrive ut NORFOLK In
time to connect with steamers for BALT1-
MORE and POINTS NORTH.
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS,
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, $3.50.
FREIGHT
received up to p. NJ. daily for BOSTON,
BALTIMORE, principal LANDINGS ON
CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ALL LAND
INGS ON JAMES RIVER at reasonable
rates.
Freight for way landings must be paid.
Letters entrusted to purser Of steamer must
be enclosed in 4 Government stamped enye-
lope. s
Apply to L. Il. TATUM, Agent,
fe9 Office, Steamers wharf.
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Steamers.

NJ oATH GERMAN LLOYD-STEAM-
~ SHIP LINES BETWEEN >4GAH
BALTIL0RE AND BREMEN. &3&&&
ANC NEW YORK AND BREMEN.-Certi-
ncates of passage from Bremen to Baltimore
or New ) or;, and from Baltimore and New
yor.. 10 Bremen, &C., are issued by the under
signed ~ TIE CoMPAYY's RATES, which have
been reduced since last year. 1s
shall Gladly give full particulars to any
one who wiShes to take q trip abroad, or who
intends to pay the passage for relative from
Bremen or Hayre to this country
HENRY BONNER, 'st
Mt the Office of L. w. de Voss & Co.,
NH 14-lt* 1902 Cary street
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Purchasers Of Real Estate sold bet,oeen the .frst
day Of Jdn,nry AMI the first dny Of juty pay the
tdres thereon for the current gear.
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DHILADELPHLA, RICHMOND

- II l. A u Z l. II IA, hIUHMUNU
L AND NORFOLK STEAM &SA
SHIP LINE.-Steamers NOR &xZ2IA
FOLK and A l. EXAM DRI A, S6aSGts&&
composing this line, will leave
Philadelphia every SATURDAY, and Rich
mond every FRIDAY, alternately.
Freight taken for nORFOLK, also for
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and NEW
ORLEANS, and bills Of !adng signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, $40. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
oc3 Office No. 2426 on the Dock.
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HOUSEKEEPERS, LOOK TO YOUR
IL INTEREST. Buy at the old established
STOVE, TINWARE, and PLUMBING ES-
TABLISHMENT, 500 Broad street,
MOUNTCASTLES.
Stoves of every description repaired ana
made as good us new.
Roofing, Gas fitting, and Plumbing.
no l6
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Our reporter committed rather ludi-
crous error in his report yesterday morn
ing. The essay on Infant Classes" was
credited to Mrs. Ryland, 1t should have
been Mrs. J. B. Jeter, the estimable wife
of DR.. J. B. Jeter, who is the instructress
of the infant class in Che Grace-street Bap-
tist Sunday school. We regret the error,
especially as it placed Mr.. Ryland in the
awkward predicament of. being husband
without any previous knowledge of his
marriage.
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last of Letters.
LADIES LIST.

Y IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
| REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND
TOST. OFFICE IARCH Ii, 1865.
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HOFFEE.-Prime Rio and Lsgusyra
~ Coffee for sale by ya,roAN
ZOO Pearl Block.
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noCKLAND LIME.-s00 casks Rock
n, land Lime, fresh and In good order, for
sale BY 8. p. I4ATHRoP, Agent,
jaa6 Eighteenth street, south sids dock.
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0s BOXES CHEESE Tor sale low by
~ fa8 PALMER. HARTSOOK 4 co.
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TAMILY FLOUR on consignment and
4 i0f Saie PALMER. HARTSOOK 3 90.
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church, shook hands, and took an affecting

church, shook hands, and took an affecting
and very fraternal leave of each other.
Rev. DR.. Bagby claimed the attention of
the brethren for one word-a parting
recommendation. Let us, said he, try to
pray for one another. I have been endea-
voring to do it, and have felt my heart
attracted to the brethren for whom have
offered up my prayers" He would ask
them to pray for Brother Dickinson, Bro
ther Hiden, Brother Conner, and Brother
Chambliss and may God in his mercy
answer our prayers, and bless and con-
tinue with Us in all our works. "Pray for
one another, BRETHREN
The Convention was then closed with a
benediction by DR.. Bagby.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
R1cHxosD, March l3, 1858.
MaTi7ae -I9ateLJ5Uence.

mlNlAToRE ALMANAC, MARCH, IA, 1888.
sun rlses... .os Moon rises. ~ d,
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Groceries, dc.

TRESH PEACHES.-100 cans FRESH
Il PEACHES.
NH II cambridge y ANDERSON.
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NTOLASSES.-Porto Rico and Cardenas
lHl Molasses, in barrels for sale by
GORDON 6 CRINGAN,
fs % Pearl Block.
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New York. May 4. The TIjbupes
special states that Bullook's s majority
for Congress viii exceed 1000. The
majority for the Constitution Is l5.-
600. Both Houses have Republican
majOrlties-in the House 10; IN the
Senate, 6.
New YORK. May 4.-The annual
meeting Of the Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions was held last even
ing. The annual report shows that
the Board has seventy-nine foreign
missionaries, four missionary physi-
clans. twenty-one ordained native and
licientiate preachers, and assistant
missionaries from this country, be-
sides the wives of missionaries. and
194 native helpers, or 10 all force of
80. The receipts of the Board have
been S2S5, ,308. The expenditures, with
the debt of last year S35, ,472, have
been S312,828. leaving a balance
against the treasury Of S27 500
New YoRK, May 4-The North
German steamer Smidt, from Bremen,
April 4th, arrived this afternoon.
DIR Napheggi was brought before
the Justices Court at Staten Island
to day on charge Of the forgery Of the
name Of Reverdy johnson, and was
honorably discharged.
Patrick Reilly was arrested to day
on charge Of setting FIRE to a dwelling
in Sougerts while all the family were
asleep Some barely escaped being
burned 20 death.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club made
its first appearance Of the season to-
day, beating an excellent field nine.
Score 30 to y.
The walking match Of Geo. Tapley,
an English pedestrian, to accomplish
fifty miles Ia ten hours, terminated by
Tapley falling 10 a fit on the Add mile,
with one hour aud forty minutes to
spare.
New YoRK, May As F. Clarke,
in letterto Erastus Brooks, and pub
lished in the Express, says General
Butler 'sentIre statement 10 the House
on Saturday, relative to that paper,
has not shadow of truth to rest
upon.
A girl named Isabella Miller, aged
ten, attempted suicide last night with
Paris green She Is still alive. but
can scarcely recover. Valen Ine
Brown, a druggist has been arrested,
charged with selling her the poison.
The laborers at Prospect PaFE,
Brooklyn, numbering 200, have
struck for higher wages.
The Forty-fourth Annual Report
Of he New York Bible Society was
read last evening Front which 1t
appears that the Society has distribUt-
cd since January, 1861, S6,943 Bibles
and Testaments. It's receipts have
amounted TO S32 900 aud its Inde0t-
ness to S31. 800.
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EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Full House at the Opening of the
HOuse or C0mmOns-The Prince OF
Wales and Prince Christian In At
fendance-The Premier and Clad
stone Loudly CheeFed.



LONDON, May 4.-The British Min
istry has resigned all compromises
offered by Disraeli, in order TO bridge
over the breach being rejected.
Lord Stanley and Hon. q. a.
Thome Hardy refused to serve under
Disraeli.
Mr.. Gladstone was Immediately
sent for by the Queen, and to him
will be entrusted the formation of a
new Ministry.
The old Cabinet is now In session.
The new Cabinet is not yet made, but
will, no doubt, be composed.
LONDON, May 4-Midnight.-There
was a very full house at the opening
session of the House Of Commons
to- might.
The Prince OF Wales and Prince
Christian, of SchlesWig- Holstein, were
among the distinguished visitors.
At present great interest Is mani
tested in the proceedings, and muc b
excitement is apparent among the
members.
The Premier and Gladstone were
loudly eheered as they entered and
took their seats.
After some unlmp0rtant business,
! DisraeH rose and was greeted with
cheers from the Ministerial benches
I He reviewed the course of the Tory
administration, which, at It's ouset
was without a majority Of supporters
/ Ia the House, and spoke Of Its uni
form success, so entire, indeed, tha'
even its opponents acknowledged IT.
and on two occasions, when LORD
Derby expressed q wish to resign, he
/ had urged him to remain IN othce.
Financially. its record was faultless
I In foreign affairs, Lord Stanley had
raised the prestige of the nation vastly
preserving peace not merely with The
/ Continent. but with the great Repub
lie In the West, and IN Ireland the
Ministry had triumphed at ever
mint. while at the same time con
ciIiating the people. While In Abys
/ sipia a great deed Of arms and fol
humanity had done credit, not only t,
the officers and soldiers engaged, bu
also to the Ministry, who planned it
( On Thursday last, on a vote upon tn
first of the series of resolutions, tn
Ministry encountered a new question
which threatened confusion to Ire
land and ultimately the overthrow 0
the English Church, the effect 0
which would be the absorption Of al
sects in the Church of Rome. L
this measure he could not assent, an
he had asked Of the House time t
advise with the Queen on the neY
attitude of affairs.
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Especial to The Evansville Iournal.I

Especial to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, May l. - Another
burglary was committed last night, a
iewelry shop being entered from the
rear, and over two thousand dollars
worth of goods taken, including thir-
ty-three new watches and forty be-
longing to customers.
The Union Insurance Company re-
tires from business tomorrow, giving
al its business to the Home, Of New
York, which will re-insure them.
This is one of the two good stock
companies of the State, and has done
a good and safe business, but for
obvious reasons has not made a great
fortune The Home, however, viii
be strengthened by securing a large
amount of the best class of business
in the State. The local agency here
will pass into the hands of f.. B.
Martindale, Vice President Of the
Union"
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1881.

Her Majesty had heard his state
meuJ, aud had not o1ly declined his
rendered resignation but had urged
him not to dissolve Parliament in the
present anomalous circumstances un-
til an appeal could be made to the new
constituencies, and this he hoped to
do with the aid OF the House He
deprecated the urgency with which
Mr. Gladstone had pressed the re
solves, and hoped that a suspension
Of the orders Of the day would not be
pressed now as he was ready 20 give
to some otter government the right to
carry on the discussion, it debate there
must be
Gladstone said the Premiers praise
Of Tories was not only bad taste but
untrue, especially that portion re-
specting finance,
Lord Derby here remarked that he
was not asked to stay IN office IN
1859
Mr.. Gladstone doubted whether the
eulogism passed ty the Premier was
challenge to the opposition, or sop
to Tories to pUrsuade them TO remain
in Office. He laughed at the cry of
danger to Established Church of Eng
land, and at that Of the Church of
Rome absorbing all other secls. 1t
was unprecedented that ministry
which had been beaten by sixty-fve
majority. should talk of diss0lving
Parliament. 1t might be right 70
elect a new Parliament to settle the
question Of the Irish Church but its
first duty would be 10 settle the min
istry itself. TIE Premier's course
was unconstitutional.
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BosT0N, May 4.-The biennial Con-
vention of the German Turner's CON-
menced to day About fifty delega
tions were present. Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and Kansas were repre-
sented The officers are Franz Lock
ner. of Chicago, President; Charles
Kenig. of Indianapolis, Vice Presl-
dent; and Henry Huhn, of Was b ng-
ton, Secretary. The report Of the
Central Committee shows that the
whole number Of Associations IN the
country, including the Pacific coast,
is one hundred and eighty, with
twelve thousand members.
The Committee on School Books
recommended that In order to insure
a more widespread circulation OF
books Of the Bund, that the Central
Committee prepare a circular setting
forth their merits, which IS to be tor
warded to all religious societies OF
liberal and tolerant ideas. The re-
commentator was adopted.
Tomorrow evening there viii be a
gymnastic exhibition and ball at the
Town Hall.
Miss Mary Morris and Mrs. Fergu-
son. middle aged women, were crushed
between a runaway team and a horse
car on fremont Street to-day. They
are so badly injured, they will proba-
bly, die
A young woman named MargerJ
Mckay. living in South Boston, at
tempted to murder her seducer named
Geo. O'Donovan, with a pistol, on th,
steps Of the old South Church las
evening. He was but slightly in
iured. She was arrested.
The Menbaden oil works in Bris
tol, Maine, owned by Broghtman I
Sons, of New Bedford, was burned
few nights since by a masked mob G
fishermen Loss $4,000.
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TOLEDO
Man Murdered.

TOLEDO, o., May "A man named
Michael Sorph, supposed % be from
Middlebury, or HyrOuns, Miss was
murdered last night ia East Toledo
The body was identified by Michael
Harrington. who IS held as a witness
in the case, no definite clue to the
mnrderer having as yet been obtained.
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NE APHIS
Crazy Woman shot Unknown Mas
Found Bead.

MEMPHIS May A crazy woman
named Ann Joyce was shot and
fatally wounded last night By Mr..
Montague, residing on Commerce
Street. who, hearing her al the back
door, mistook her for a burglar.
An unknown man was toGnd dead
on the levee this morning The corO-
ner's jury returned a verdict Of death
from dropsy. He was probably a
deck hand
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CHICAGO. April At Shanghai,
Ill, y miles Northwest Of Galesburg,
IA houses were blown down by a
tornado yesterday. Churches were
unroofcd, four persons killed aud 40
injured, a number of whom, It is
feared, viii die.
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WASHINGTON, May 4-Commauder
} O. Beaumont, has been placed on
the retired list.
Mr. Stanbery called at the Exeeu-
tive Mansion, this morning. subse-
quently visiting Secretary MoCulloch.
ile is still very feeble.
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II Il NJ o V A l..
a G. PUSHEE

rrae returned TO his OLD STAND, No.
11<TN arREET, Established in 1861
ycifh a new stock Of Varieties, Fancy
Goods TOYS Notions, Musical Wares
viii be sold at fair prices. Lmay2 DIV
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District Court Of the United Sta, es,
For the Dist let Of Indiana.
In the matter OF Robert X. DunkersOns
Alexander Wilson, and Emile Schoen-
Iaub-In Bankruptcy.

In the matter OF ROBERT II. DuA ht5L1oiA5
Alexander Wilson, and Emile Ecnoen-
laub.-In Bankruptcy.
a T. O'CLOCK Pm. on TUESDAY, &,
-. May I2th, A.D. 1858, the undersigned 3
as Assignee Of the aDOVe-named parties
viii offer aU public sale, in front OF me
court house ia the city Of Eyansylllle' the
following described property TO VII y
so shares. OF 500 each, OF the capital
stock in the Merchants National BANK o.
Memphis Tenn; IN -
l-40th interest IN the EFausFItle aH0
Louisville Mail Line; ...,.
10-39ths interest in the steamer AILllt1a lI...1
y Interest in three large frame ware
houses on the corner o. ElghJh ana LIZ
Gust Streets, opposite the T. o e. hallIoao
i5l5ilt 5d5 sbarps Of sl0 each, Of the capital
stoclr in me Fountain OIL Company OF
Nv h9ret Of the capital stock Of the
F-1Tarlt-fiIe Public Han Company Opera
House,.
Terms - PHILIP G. D ECKER,
--5afF Assignee.
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0DK
Ii = ~ 02 n

Annual Meeting Of the Presbyterian
Board Of Foreign MissiOns-R =
Ceipts and EXpendituPes-AtlaHfic
Base BAH characterization OF a
Walking MaIch.
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SOMETHING NEW AND NOBBY.-
Just received by express at j. II.
Carlin's In the line Of new and styl-
ish Cassimeres. Call and examine
while the stock is complete, as they
are very nice and exceedingly cheap.
aDr7 If
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VERMONT
A Girl and Four Children Burned TO
Death.

BINGHAMPToN, Vt, May "A girl
of sixteen and four small children of
Patrick Loughlin were burned to
death, by FIRE which consumed his
shanty, at Great Bend, Pa, last night.
Laughlin was away, aud the girl
saved two children, and returned or
the others. when she was sufocated.
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BaF Mrs. J Hastings would again
inform the ladies that she is prepared
to do dress and cloak making Also,
bonnets and hats, and everything IN
the millinery line. No. 80 Main Street,
upstairs. apr3O lW
WHOLESALE GROCERY Stock FoR
SALE, AND STORE FOR LEAsE.-The
senior partner desiring to retire from
business, we offer for sale our entire
Stock, ETC., and will also lease to the
party buying US out, the Store recent
IL built and since occupied BY US,
which is 25 feet wide, by lao feet
deep, stories high. We prefer max
ing the transfer on June 1, 1868.
This affords a rare opportunity to
enter an established business Of II
years standing, and occupy the best
and largest Grocery Store 10 this city.
s. Z. GILBERT & Co.
ap21-2w No. 81 North First St.
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FOUND.-A small amount Of money
which the owner can have by calling
at the Express Office, proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
mv5 3t j. S. DAVIS, Agt.
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COLUMBUS, o., May 4.-The Ohio
Legislature will probably adjourn
next Wednesday.
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ga Eureka Ice Lemonade, Soda
Water and Ice Cream to be had at III.
Hermann's Confectionery, No. 40
Main Street. apr23-2W.
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J. Z. PATTERSON, W 7.
T. 1. CONANT, II. s. may5 II

@. A. Ron account Of important
matters, which will be explained at
the next meeting, the g. A. r., in
stead Of meeting on Tuesday evening,
May ;, 1868, will meet at the Society's
Room, at Turner Hall, on Thursday
evening, May Z, 1868. Business of
the utmost. importance Will then be
brought before the Encampment.
Every man turn out fully equipped.
ID. ID. DeUGHTY,
Sen. Vice Commander, Command
ing Encampment.
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baltimore
A Duel-The Affair AmIcably Settled.

BALTIMORE, May A duel was
fought, four miles from this city,
yesterday, between parties from
Washington, an attache OF the Prus-
sian Legation aud an American Gen
eral. One shot was Interchanged,
when the affair was amicably adjust
ed. Neither hurt
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..WAsHINeroN, May 4.


Window rose to a question of privi-
lege. which was understood to be a
resolution censuring Washburne, Of
Illinois, for writing a letter to Mr..
Folsom. abusive Of his colleague, Mr..
Donnelly.
Washburne, Of Illinois, asked leave
to offer a resolution.
The Speaker said the gentlemen
would have to postpone the offering
of resolutions until after the return
from the Senate.
The members then proceeded to
the Senate.
After the members returned from
the Senate, Washburne, Of Illinois,
offered a aresolution, which was adopt
ed. that the Secretary Of the Treasury
inform the House what judgments Of
the Court of Claims have been paid
the amount of each, in whose favor,
&c.
Mr.. Beaman asked leave to intro
duce a bill to admit the State of
Georgia; aud Eldridge objecting, he
gave notice of a motion to suspend the
rules for that purpose.
Window said that at the request of
ify his resolution of censure, growing
out Of the letter of Washburne. rela-
tive to his colleague, of which he
gave notice on Saturday, to one Of in
quiry He thought the resolution Of
censure would not reach the case, for
the reason that one of the two gen.
tlemen should be expelled.
Mr.. Eldrldge objected to debate.
Mr.. Window submitted.his PROPOSE
ton. The preamble recites facts
relative to the publication of an OBJ
noxious letter In the st. Paul Press,
the repetition Of the charges Of bribe-
ry and corruption, and of being
fugitive from justice; therefore,
Res he'd, That a select committee
Of seven members be appointed to in.
vestigate the truth or falsehood of the
charges made. with power to send FOR
persons aud papers, with leave to re-
mort to the House at auy time
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TELE CIR Al II.

For Commercial and Rtver Dispatches see
FEfth Page.
Methodist Episcopal Con
ference at Chicago.
ORGANIZATION of Standing
Committees.
Annual Meeting of the
Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions at
New York.
Biennial Convention of
German Turner's at
Boston.
a Woman attempts to Muir
der Her Seducer.
A Duel--No One Hurt--The
Affair Settled.
A Girl and Four Children
Burned to Death.
Congressional Proceedings.
The Impeachment Court.
Oil Works d sstrOyed by
Fire---Loss $4,000.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Another Burglary - The Union In
surance Company Retlres from
Business.
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FOR Commercial and River Dispatches see
FIFTH Page.
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BOSTON.

Biennial Convention OF German
TurnerS-TWO Women Crushed by
RanaWaY Team-A Woman At
temDtS TO Murder her SeducPr-
OH Works BuFned-L0ss $4,000.
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cited leg authorities to show that aver
meut and proof OF evil intent are not n c.
essary in proCeediugs against any class of
persons except judicial officers, and in hat
case alone can ignorance of the law be
admitted as an excuse.
with regard to the defense that the
President suspended Mr. stanton under
the Constitution to supply the vacancy.
under the law Of 1875, he Gained that the
Presidents answer Sd wed a violation OF
the laws, for that limited the tenure of
such appointments 70 six months, and the
President appointed General Thomas for
an indefinite period. He then spoke of
the argument that a President IS bound to
intervene to protect the people from un-
constitutional laws. aud said il was a fall
Iacious position. The people are guard faus
of their own hOnOrs, aud Congress IS re-
spOnsibIe to them.
AT this point he yielded to the motion
to adjourn, aud the Court and Senate ad-
jOurned at $3.50