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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
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leigh, S04 (oficiaD for the Constitu-
tion.
WILMINGToN, April 24-Columbus
County complete gives 373 Conserva-
tive majority. Bladen and Robinson
Counties give small majorities for the
Radicals Richmond County doubt
full, with the chances In favor Of the
Radicals. Duplin gives 497 majority
for the Conservatives. Brunswick
will give a small Conservative majori-
ty.. Halifax complete gives 1850 ma
jority for the Radical4. Edgcomb
reported abo1t 300 Radical major
lty Returns thus far received indi-
cate the vote on the Constitution to
be very close, and that the extreme
western counties will decide the re-
suit.
NEwBEBN, April 24-Phe Repub-
licans claim Craven County by 944
majority, and LeNoir by 300 It is
rumored that Greene gives 150 ma
iority for the Republicans. Jones,
official, l48 for the Republicans, and
Carterel rs majority against the Con
NEwBERN, N. O., April 24.-Cataw-
ba County gives 200 Conservative
majority; Iredell, $780, Caldwell, 290;
Stanley, 200; Alexander, 300. Burke
and Mcdowell Counties are Radical
by small majority.
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CANADA.
The McGee MurdeF-TerritOrial Con.
Ventl9n, DC.

OTTAWA, Canada. April 24.-The
militia bill was read a second time IN
the House last night.
OTTAWA, April 24-The McGee
Testlmonia. Committee here sent cir
culars to the Mayors of the several
cities IN the Dominion. asking them
to initiate a movement In aid of
fund to discharge the liabilities
against the estate Of the late Darcy
McGee. The subscription list for the
same purpose, among the Senators
and members, was opened to-day.
The Nova Scotia members will
hold a meeting to-day to consider the
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NASHVILLE, April 24.-Governor
Brownlow, at the request of the can
ditates for Congress, has consented d to
postpone the election until Novem Der,
and will issue a proclamation to that
effect. ,fra
Lieut VIM. Porter, of the Fifth
Cavalry, formerly on Gen. Rosseau's
staff, who was aceidently wounded at
Gallatn. Tenn, on the 22d of Feb
ruary, had his leg amputated yester-
day, and died at z p, NJ, from the ef-
fects of the operation. He was from
Oxford, Ohio. f
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ALBANY, N. Y.
The HlscOck Murder Trial-LeglsIa.
tive Proceedings.

ALBANY, April 24.-In the His
cock murder trial to-day, the testi-
mony for the defense was continued.
Several witnesses were examined.
Their testimony referred chiefly to
g en- Coles military career, and tend
ed to show that his body and mind
were both affected by an injury he re-
ceived in the war.
The Senate to day passed the bill
levying a tax OF three-quarters of a
mill per dollar on property IN the
State for canal purposes.
The Assembly agreed to the aboli-
tion of the Contracting Board and
the canal repair contract system.
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BURLINGTON, Vt, April 24-Taere
was a collision between the mail train
aud a freight train, this afternoon,
near Bethel, on the Vermont Central
Railroad, killing Mr.. Hoggard, bag
gage master, and injurIDg Mr. Web
ster, the engineer.
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AUGUSTA.
The Election The Cou niLng OF the
Votes a Slow Business.


AUGUSTA, Ca, April 24-The
counting of votes is progressing
slowly. and it will be several days be-
fore the result is officially known. It
is believed that the Radicals have
carried this district, electing Prince
to Congress, and giving a majority for
the Constitution and Bullock. The
Democrats claim FIVE out Of the seven
Congressman elected. and a ma
jority of the Legislature The Re-
publicans are confident Of the elec-
tion of Bullock, and the Democrats
are equally sure of the election of
Gordon, but all this is conjecture.
The official count will show a close
vote.
A negro was bayoneted by a soldier
in a row yesterday He was buried
this afternoon. The body was fol-
lowed to the grave by a large process
sion of men and women.
All is now quiet.
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means to be taken to have their reso-
lutIons passed, and protesting against
the Confederation entered upon the
Journal OF the House of Commons.
These resolutions will be milder in
tone than those adopted b the Nova
Scotia Legislature.
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MONTREAL, April 24.-There was a
disastrous fire yesterday at St. Mar
tines destroying twelve houses and
other property. Loss $4,000.
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NEW YoRK, April 24.-The safe of
A, Kreider, at Lebanon, Penn, was
robbed last night of 5000 in United
States bonds, and other valuable
property. Tna
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The Armies of France.
Prussia, and Austria to
be Reduced.
INDIANAPOLIS.

Supreme Court DecIslOns-Cnaplaln
LOZleF vs.. Old Sentinel Company
Withdrawal of Civil Suit-R. s.
SprOule Political Editor of the
Sentinel.
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MEMPHIS, April 24-Advices from
Ar kansas state that the buffalo gnats
are very destructive to stock. The Des
Ar C CihseR says that fifty horses have
be en- killed in that vicinity last week.
Colonel Suzurbul, Commander at
Fort Smith, has received orders to
hold four companies Of the 18th in
fantry in readiness to 60 to the Indian
country. Forts Arbuckle and Gibson
are supposed to be their destination.
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CHICAGO, April 24.-The steam saw
min of Green & Bro, of Chicago. at
Manistee, Michigan, was completely
destroyed Wednesday afternoon by a
boiler explosion Fight workmen
were instantly killed, and four others
seriously injured
No change will be made in the
place of holding the National Repub-
Iican Convention. The Committee,
from the shortness of time, is forced
70 decline the proposition Of the citi-
" ems to erect a wigwam on the lake
hore The Opera House will be
f tied up to hold twenty eight hun
d red, exclusive of the Convention
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LOUISVILLE, April 24.-Contrary to
last night. did not legislate to relieve
the police difficulty They merely
filed the communication of the Cone
missioners The two police forces
still remain on duty.
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New York, April 24.-The trial of
Edwin Kelly for the murder of Thos.
Sharpley, both ll-knoWu negro
minstrels, commenced to day.
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CHICAGO.

Boiler EXplOsiOn-SaW Mill Destroy
ed-The Republican National Con-
VentlOn-NO Change 90 be Made In
the flace Of Holding Is.
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Tor Commercial and RiUeT Dtspotc"sS See
Fith Page.
Supreme Court Decisions.
A Compromise between
Chaplain LQzier and the
Old Sentinel Co.
The Hisoock Murder Trial.
IMPORTANT Order of Gen
eral Grant.
Election in South Carolina.
Large Majority for the Con-
r sCitution.
Foreign Intelligence.
The Abyssinian War.
The Armies of France,
Prussia, and Austria to
be Reduced.
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ST.. GATHERINGS, April "a. - The
break 10 the Welland Canal is repair
ed and vessels passing through ~
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BALTIMORE, April 24LReg. Fran
els Waters, a venerable minister of
of the Methodist Protestant Church,
died yesterday, aged u years. ~
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CLEVELAND, o., April 24.--.Fhe
Ohio Wool Buyers aud Dealers As
sociation will meet in Convention in
this city, Wednesday next, the 10Th
inst. A large attendance is expectedi J
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AP II.

Foy Commercial and RfUer Dispatches see
Fifth Pgge.
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ST. LOUIS, Aprh1T.-The Salt Lake
papers report that S50,0 have been
collected, in small IcpntributiOns. to
this Spring, from Europe. Money. is
still c6mihg, in large amounts, and
the traIuse cattle and goods eontribu-
ted are still uRtouched. .o0 rs sI
The Indians lately killed two men
IN. Southern Utah and drove away
UhS elil II stoeke.s-5.a.g aaa ...s....
The Denver Tribune publishes an
account of the capture of a notorious
leader Of a gang Of horse thieves
named Fox, near Puebla. The ex-
cited people took himsout of Jail and
The officers Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, assisted by Generals GiBbon
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A TriJUHe's Port Jervis dispatch
states rh4F Ole Cor%j6ef's p. .JffTssE r !,

a ~ Hi.s a. -AH y Tk - AlLSfIa4 y
states th3} }othe Cor lher's 5ffray' hat
/ brought ia the fo lowing verdict
From the evidepeedbsfqre Us We
/ have arrived at the CONCLUSION thai
| the deceased, Tobias EiFick, came to
+ his dea th from the track It ears
Rock, Pa, the accident being caused
BY brPkeq. Tsil and, the occurrence
III our opinion, might have been
avoided had the train been run at less
kspeeda 49, owing to the unsafe condition
Of the road" "
NEw YeBK, April 1.-THE FinteS'
Port Jervis dispatch states that the
following persons are missing: Lewis
B. C0flfns,,s Of South Byron, New
York; Susan Squires. of Stafford.
New York, and 4. w Gardiner, Of
Bat8YiaFNew XeT3eu She above were
travelling together.
Of wounded now here, there are
two which cases viii certainly prove
fatal. They are j. n. HOughtOn, of
Salem, Wisconsin, and Mary Sterling,
Of Wellsville, Ohio. Besides these
there ara two donbtfuf easesg The
Following are the additional killed
and wounded: Killed-An unknown
man, sipee unidentified as, J. D. Hurd,
and the unknown boy, his son, J. d.
Hurd, both Of Urbana, o.; III. b.
Corwip, of UEbapa, o. should have
been Mr.. Erich, of H0rnellsville, N.
Y; Mrs. j. Decker, OF n. Y, proba-
bly, burnt, has not peer, seen. Philip
-Kerehteradied at,5 30 p NJ WOHnd-
ed-AAhzd unknown iwoman, Mary
Sterling of Wellsvile. O., supposed
to be going tO9AttIca, N. Y p o.iat-
NEw York, April ia dispatch
from Port Jervis, to day, announces
that the wounded are generally doing
well, No deaths since yesteFday.r j
n. Haughtong ef Salem, Wisconsin.
and Mary Sterling, of Wellsville,
Ohio, it is thought will, die of their
injuries. & Making atofal OF deaths 27g
The new Club house Of the Union
-League was formally opened last
night There was a grand reception
given to many disguished ladies and
gentlemen.
Ex Mayor Geo. HallJ Of Brooklyn,
died yesterday.
Stephen d. Casino was robbed, by
highwayn1enr near WeehaykenT last
night, Of 81, 400
The case Is before the Supreme
Court to-day of Meyers VS.. the Ma
tiOnal Express Company, Of which
Joseph T.. johnson is President. On
motion TO continue the Injunction
against the Company incurring fur
ither debts or collecting additional
assessments from the stockholder 3
the decision was reserved.
'Ihe7 cases of theb Erie Railway VS. (
ATTORNEY General Champlain, and
the same vs.. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
were before a Referee. appointed by
Judge Balcom, to day re ference ter
minated, hewever, by the Issuance Of
an injunction by Judge Davis, of the
Supreme Court Of the State. lo .l-si
The general term Of the Supreme
C0urtt0-dAy adjourned, till the Sth
of May, withous decision IN the
Erie appeal casese aY4
E New YORK, April 1.-THE steamer
Russia from )Livergool, arrived to-
day. ~-
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CINCINNATI.
PugiIlsts Arrested.

'CINoIySATI, Ohio, April 17.-Keat-
.iEv aud Hollingw0Od, the feather
weight pugilists, who were TO fight in
tbs vicinity next Monday for the
championship, were arrested to,Hav
under the new law prohibiting prize
fights. and brought before Jadge
Murdock, who required them to give
bail in the sum Of s., 900 not 10 fight
in or out Of Ohio within one year, and
in default were imprisoned. Their
friends are trying to procure the re-
quired bail. The affair occasions con-
siderable excitement, and an attempt
will be made tomorrow to have the
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7isRfCRmOND.
The COlTentl0a7-Gel, SekOiield- Wis.
It's and Addresses the Contention
q; The IrOn.Clad Oath.

sa RicHMoND5,o April 17.-Gen- Scbo,
ield1visited and addressed the Com
vention this morning, and said the
tlron-clad Oath of Office sinst the Con-
stitution was extremely objectionable.
be had q lministered the Recon
struction la IS in the State for more
than year and,stated, as a result Of
his expeFie, ce, thatiit would be prac-
tlcally impo4 sible to carry on the Gov
ernment OF Virginia on such basis.
In appointing registering officers he
had found one, perhaps two, persons
in ageounty whorcould take this oath,
and yet there were thirty civil officers
10 those counties.
In his 6pInion the oath would be
fatal to the Constitution, but in other
respects the ConstitutionGwas neither.
better than those of other States, but
much depended on the. men first
elected to carry 1t out and that the
oath restricted the range necessary
for theselection Of the bestlmen. AS
party. measure it would be fatal.
Applause followed the address. ..--.,
After Gen. Schoield left. heated
debate commenced In the effort to re-
consider the vote adopting the oath.
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WASHING GToN, =
Cabinet Meeting Impeachment
Trial under CQnSider9tlOn-KnIght
Tempiafs in Washington. 80 - =

WASHINGTON, April IL -Th Cabi-
net met this morning two hours ear
lier than usual and was In conference
until II O'Clock Ehe counsel for the
President, excepting Stanbery, were,
also present and it Is understood
that important matters. in conneCtiOn
with the impeachment trial we're
under consideration. Yhe counsel
were at the Executive Mansion at an
early hour, sometime ia advance of
the Cabinet meeting, and remained
until nearly time for the opening Of
+ the Courts -.aa ,17E r-ra1 .s.
A Bumber of Knight Templars
from Boston, Hartford and other
Northern cities, who are now in Wash
lngton, were this morning enga ged 10
visiting the different places of inter-
est, under the escoFtBs of. members of
the Washington Encampment. They
called on the President, Generals
Grant and Hancock, Secretaries Stan
ton, Welles, aud others, aud every
where were kindly and courteously
received
The bequest Of Ralph S. Fritz, of
San Francisco, was, yesterday, paid
into the Treasury Of the United States
in seven-thirty bonds.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs
will, when the House fully resumes
business, report a bill making the ap
preparation required by the treaty for
the purchase of the Russian-Ameri-
can possessions.
The Secretary of the Navy bas sold
the iron-clads Catawba, for $3.50, 600,
and the 0neota for 1916, 600. both, to
Alex. Swift = Co.. Of Cincinnati, and
the entire amount has been deposited
in the Treasury.
Arrangements have been made to
have the four Societies of the Armies
the Tennessee, the Cumberland,
the Ohio and of GeOrgia-meet at
Chicago on the 18th and 10Th of De-
cembor next, to- have one common
celebration, instead Of having sepa-
rate meetings, as heretofore. As soOa
as certain arrangements are completed
at Chicago, the official announcement
will be made. rFE4-E .H4taH
Y The Secretary of the Interior has
received telegram from Gen. Dodge, |
Chief Engineer Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, stating that, on the 18th
inst, the last rail was laid upon sum
nit Mountains, in the presence of a |
large number of distinguished army
officers and citizens According to
Bllnkerderfer's survey, the railroad
crosses the mountains. at this RoiAt,
at an elevation of 8,242 feet, being |
the highest point reached by any rail |
road in the world
& The receipts from customs, from !
April 9th to the 11th inclusive, were.
s2, ,979, ,303. e.fa 1r9r-tf.I ri.
WAsHINGToN, April 17.-Fernando |
Wood has arrived, and will be ex-
amined by the Presidents counsel as /
to his conversation with the President /
relative to, the removal Of Stanton
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Di-
rector of the Bureau of Statistics re-
ports the number of merchant yes
sels owned In the United States at
Il 2077 and their tonnage 2,755 004
The Senate Committee on condn-
gent expenses, have decided to-report
their fund. Col Forney's accounts
are adjusted to the last dollar. A00I
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WORCESTER; Mass. April TIA
Frelchman named Peter Lafry, liv-
ing in Webster, was murdered this
morning while In bed with his wife,
BY blows on the head with an axe.
The wife of the murdered man has
beer intimate with Dave, who is
charged with committing the deed.
1t is supposed that his wife left the
house door unfastened, with the un-
ders.anding that Dave should enter
and murder Laffry while asleep. They
both are arrested, and will be-exam-
ined to morrow morning.
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Especial to the Evans vile Journal
ISDIANAPoLTs, April I7.AThe Ex
ecUtivea Committee Of the State Board
Of Agriculture adjourned last night
afterawardipg contracts for several of
the new buildings on the Fair groands.
The Ca binets ia the old Supreme
Court Room are finished, and Mr.. Z.
T. Co.'S the member from New HarI
mony, IS arranging geographical speci-
mems ia prqnsr order. CTTL DCcE
General Tom. BrQWpe publishes a
card Withdrawing from the contest for
a nomination il the Ninth District,
and pledging a cordial support of
General Shanks.f 8nk HTHqaa a
Hon. James Hughes has been NOM
mated in MdaFpelCountg for Che State
Senate, and Ex-Governor Dunning for
theHo1isel 04 t4tsAo ttaA s.
The twenty-seventh volume of In
diana Reports has just been published
INDtANAPoLIs, April 17.-=-Wiitten.
berg's German dry goods store, In
Richmond. was robbed last night of
about $500 worth of silks. The sup
posed F0bber has been arrest ted.
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BALTIMORE.
Release Of a Coal Oil DiStilIeFY-
Meeting Of a State Convention Of
Soldiers and Sailors.

Baltimore, April 17.-Of the
eight coal oil distilleries seized on the
18th of March, BY internal revenue
officers, two have been released by in-
sFuctous from the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue those of George
2. West and Merritt Paultney Il Co
The State Convention of Soldiers
and Sailors meets in this city,
Wednesday next, to elect delegates
to the National Convention of Sol
diers aud Sailors at Chicago, on the
l9th Of May.
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ldd.stars 49,. n IA b haiit -. Iaii

andzStevenson. with tEea staff. laid
the last rail on the summit Of Black
Hills yesterday -azs-
ST LOUIS, April 17-Johu Bro
derry, who -#as arreste tea h6re about a
year aEo for having 10 his possession
plate for ma king coun terfeit postal
currency, was sentenced t6-7av. by
Judge Treat, Of the United States
Cucnlt Court, to ten years in the pen
HentIary. HTA EEEBEE
Ihe Citizens Savings and LoaR
to-day.
The following is the. -ameHnts of
-four ana grain id store -hereion the
10Th instss Flour, $1,000. barrels;
wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 121, 900
bushels oats, 10000 bus hels.--
WASHINGTON.
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y ~ n D)RO5RrI49 70 ~
By ATL4NTIG TEIEGRAPH,
.alITH9gO 8VE8 atEas
The Liberal PARTY In nJEngland-Ensi
thusiastlc Meetings = Fenian Trials.
FEydLksfb1oo 9 dii" q.

LONDON, April 7.-Enthusiastio
meetings Of the Liberal.bar are be1T
ing held all oyer England, and ma1Y I9
more advertised for hereafter. The -
grievances OF the Irish people gen
orally, ana pafticdlaflyathe disendoW- i
kment Of allrehgiORs seets an Irelaudgo
are the objects Of the meetings sEhesul
speakers embrace the most VeH known ta
| Liberal parliamentary leaders
The Fenian trials cOIhmeuce on
MoRaayiu the Court Of the Queens SIS
Bench. before Lord Chief ,JustfeeaDs
I hCockburn. ..+..g -4a4tsB aoV Il ~
Dispatches from Japan states that
Mlkado has declared war against the
Tycoon OF Stotsbashigf uoislFlii ~ 13H
I9i DUBLIN, April 17qAThe Prince and Z
Priheess Of Wales were entertained 3l
last evening. at a banquet, giyenlmi
by the Lord Lieutenant and MARI
chiOness Of Abercoin. "a large
number of invited guests were 't
present, among whom were the 34
most Reverend Doctor Oullen,A
Roman Catholic Bishop of Armagh, 4
and the President of the Roman i
Catholic College of Maynooth, To-
day the Prince Of Wales aud suite ~
took special train again for Kil-f
dairer To- attend the second day's,sm
y LoSDoN, April 17.@Tbe following laa
are the results Of the races on the
9th and last day OF Newmarket:
Craven meeting Handicap, sweep s.s
stakes, wen by Mr.. EHlke's bay colt sH
Lexington. The Queens stake was
won by Ill. Chaplin bay colt, Blink
hOOle The Bennington stakes were
taken by Phebus6o The post was carr q. I
ried by Mr. Henry's Julius. h.a9d lsl3
LONDON, April IA warrant was
issued by a Bow Street Police Magis-
tratea to-day. for the arrest Of ex-
Governor Eyre, Of Jamaica, on charge
of illegally prOclaiming martial law,
during the disturbances on that
island IL is believed that BY this
means the legality Of the action OF
Eyre while Governor Of Jamaica, ia
eXtraordinary measures to 8.
suppress insurrection, will be finally
aud satisfactorily tested.
- IrAIY- -la'tt ~
dFLoRENoE, April 17.-Itis reported
here that Gen. Garibaldi has left Ca
prera and gone to Naples The rumof ai
cruises some uneasiness, as the objects
Of the Generals movement are un-
la avn. ID o--I 4H'
u f.a roI FRANCE. ae r. a.ae
. JARS, Apfu IL ne marriage OF
Miss Kate Dix, daughter Of the
Ameriean1 A mbassador, and Mr..
Walsh, a well known merchant Ia
the japan trade, took place to-day.
A large number of American aud
European notabilities we're present.
+. -H AUSTRIA.
b VIENNA, April 17-A report is
current that Gen. MensdOrf viii be
an A AMBASSADOR of Austria
% st. Petersburg
PEsTH, April 2l7.LPhe Ministerial
Budget for the Kingdom Of Hungary
las been made public. The fna pcial
Is very favorable; none Of
he taxes are to be Increased, while
IN salt and e6bacco they are to be
reduced. 8e
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ST. LOUIS.

sum COLLECTED 20 Aid the Mormon
Emigrants-IHdian DepFedatiOns-
capture of Ia Notorious Horse
Thief-The Union Pacific Railroad
Last Rail on the Summit of
Black Hills Laid.
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NEW YoRx, April 1.-THE Times
Porte Jervis dispatch states that rob
berries Wefe eemmitted upon the dead
and wounded after the disaster at
Cars Rock, BY passengers who were
saved,by being IN the forward ears.
Money 10 large sums has been taken.
and gold watches, from the pockets of
tke deid, and rings torn from the
fingers OF. Y Women.a In ORe instance a
file WIS used to. release a diamond
ring rom the finger Of a lady who
was, at the time, conscious enough
only to be able afterward to telltBe
stor. The people who were at the
scee, say they could not protect the
sufrers from this saerilege. al
Times Washington dispatch SAYS
th, following additional subpenas
wee issued by the counsel for the
Prtident: Benz. F. Boyce, NJ. g. PEN
ma, fernando Wood, of New York.
.sfm
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JACKSON. ApriI i7-Three &c

JACKSON, April I7.-Three sec
etionss, OF the Franchise Bill passed
the Convention to-day. The seventh
section provides for six DAYS for
voting at the next election.
Twelve members resigned their
seats IN the Convention to day.
The Press reporters are excluded
from the house after this date.