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LAST Words FROM RED CLOUD.
A ncauisition for Seventeen Herses-The
Red Mans Oratory to be Heard In New
York-UnIike his Great Father, tho In
dian Rejects all Presents. ...

A neauisition for Seventeen Herses-The
Red Mans Oratory TO be Heard In Now
York-Upliko his Great Father, tho In
dian Rejects all Presents. ,-...
WASHINGTON, June l3.-Red Cloud had an In
terview with Secretary Cox on Sunday. He said:
hare $ Ts Sn
agent. and ades 90 no, ant ;rspgs men s sso ,
railroad. before yos sen, Woor % ny oOupIy you
1oyer had any irosbs. sss you whsshsr d,sy d,d sny
WA tEs$ .SS y :sS I'd
slwsy, make war, apd All they want TO, 70 make money
nv M agents or superintendcnts. would rather have
other mon. You send out men who are poor, who may
make 1 speech in New York.
Secretary Coz briefly replied. he was not ready
70 name the traders or agents. The military were
Smith would buy many presents for himself and his
people, but the Government had not yet got the sew.
be no more trouble, and concluded BY wishing Red
Cloud plenssnt journey homc teling him 70 tele-
graph when be reached his reservation.
Red Cloud, sftcr Pause, replied:
sss hass sCS. 70 ae r.
:sss! e 70 him sS'Is ;Sa iS pssS. s
your W PEOPLE S aSTo.. re ,Ss ifsns YOU never wesls
Sas fenced md ID do 0SS' HS! SPa nrE' come
il. We have our land fenced in. and DO NOT want
Sa gSs " 70 9s US war nc
iS o 'GSy edaa on sT s.s
ny eTs TIs n.S I, ks az esaTfS on .S ssI sS
cans showed nc how to dc them want good horse,,
ss ,a%s Ss % sHy an s sons moi %as
SS val net give ne h0. am vss %es s1 p.sseS 9Sd Al
,oSG osr sSS 70 give me presents but do hOs want any
WASHINGTON, June 10. Red Cloud and his party
will leave Washington for New York tomorrow.
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How it was Received by the Senate and
House-A FrniIlcss Special PIcn.

wAsHISoros, Junc lS.-Upon the reception OF
the Presidents message on Cuba (nuhliahod in full
In our eolumns) in the House to-day, Mr. JupD Rep
III suggested its reference To the Committee on
Foreign Affairs
Mr. BANKS (Rep MassO said that the question
had been fully considered by that Commits, aud
the Committee haG made report, which wss TO
come up tomorrow.
Mr.. Cox Dem, n. " remarked tnat the limita-
ton OF the Presidents right to mako communca
tions to Congress was that he might, from time to
time, give II information as 70 the state OF the
Union; bat he regarded this message attack
on the report made By the gcntoman from Massa
chusets (Mr Banks and II should be, aa In tile OF
Andrew Johnson's message, laid on the table with
out reference to 4 Committee.
Mr.. BANKS said he had not msde the motion IN
the spirit 10 which the gentleman from New York
referred. was the usual TO lay the message
on the table and have II printed.
Mr.. DAWES (Rep., hass) suggested that, after the
remarks Of the gentleman from New York, IL would
not be respectful TO lay the message on the table.
Mr.. BANKS modified his motion, and moved the
reference OF the message TO the Committee Foreign
Affairs.
Mr.. Cox moved 10 table the message. NegatiYed.
The message was thon referred to tie Committee
on Foreign Affairs
After its reading In the Senate, Mr.. A. @. Thur
Ram Dem, Ohio said that he understood the mes-
sage TO be n proclamation, not IN the American
people against Interference with Cuba, but TO the
Cubans TO lay down their arms. He had never
played demAEogue upon the Cuban question, but for
one, whatever might be the situation In Cuba, be
IN willing the Government of the United States
should say 70 the Cubans, Lay down your arms"
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THE MURDERER REAL.
Ex.Judge Stuart Anticipating n New Trial
A Decision To-Dav.

n DocIHfOn TO-DHVs
The Court Of Appeals will render a decision
to-day In the case Of John Real, who has been con
victed OF the murder Of onieer Smedick. An old
feud existed between Real aud Smedck. and at one
time Real began action in the Superior Court be-
fore Judge Jonos, against smedick for assault and
battery, bat through some unaccountabe misunder.
standing the warrant was never executed. The
suit weyor is record In the Couri. Ono OF tho
principal witnesses against Red Il serving n term
on Backwellh Island. and the friends of Real claim
that II his trial had not been summarily despatched
they could have proved that Smcdiek made deadly
assault upon him before lie discharged the fatal shot
Exceptions were taken during the trial, and the
case was carried 70 the Court OF Appeals bY ex-
Judge Stuart and John Graham. II Is predic
that the Court win decide for the prisoner, and
Grant him q now trial. Judge Stuart u In Albany
awaiting the decision.
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Eniarrins the poIit,ciass' Domain.

WASHINGTON, Juue l3.-The Senate yesterday
passed the apportionment bin increasing the num-
Der OF Representatives In the House from 275 to 800
An estimate upon this basis allows Massachusetts,,
kentucky, and Kansas, gam OF one member each !;
New Jersey South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
sMissl'sippi Texas Arkansas' ONO, cslifornia, IN
Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, three members each :
and pennsylVana and Illinois, i've each. Virginia
termined. The other States would remain as at
present except Vermont which might lose one
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In November, 1865, N. u. Goddard shipped
goods for Wilmington, N. G., py the Atlantic Coast
Steamship Line. The bill Of ladlng, signed by Day.
ton, a clerk, described the goods as having been
Twilight was afterwards substituted for the trip
and the goods were sent by her. She was burned al
on the voyage, and the goods were lost. A suit
for their value was tried befure Judge Clerke,
in 1865, and the complaint was dismissed, on the
ground that tde Company had d right to send by any
vessel OF their line. < new trial was granted on
appeal and the second trial the plaintiff gained a
verdict second appeal waa argued yesterday in
tue General Term, and the judgment was affirmed.
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New Maid mon the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-On Saturday q pack
age OF $40 600 was stolen from the issue room OF the
1reusurers ONCE. A well.dressed stranger entered
the ROOM as though one OF party oil visitors Soon
afterwaTd another stranger entered, under the
pretenco OF looking for An acquaintance. Approach
Ing the messe niger woman or watcher OF the money
on the table TO make inquiry, no placed himself In .
posllon to afford an opportunity TO his confederate
10 pick up the package Of money, and to get out OF
the room while the attention OF ali tile othors WAS
engaged by his companion,
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DE RODts's rELEGRAMs.
Rearrest Of Foreign Mrmbcrs Of "A Masonic
LoLEr spanIrh -nccesses.

Lodge spabirh Successes.
Havana, June l3.-Thc police have arrested a
number OF foreign I'd nts VINO attended meeting
Of Masonic lodge here three months ago. The law
forbiing thsseetlts Of secret societies was put in
force at that time, AMI meeting Of Masonic lodge
broken ur. and all attending 1t were thrown in
10 jail, hut the foreign members were subsequently
released. The reasons for their rearrest are un-
known.
Dispatches from the Captain. General at Puerto
Principe report that Col Moutaner has captured a
rebel fort, and killed eighteen OF the enemy. The
detackment under Col. Vergei shot several rebels.
and among them their leader, Laborda. Captain
Chiclana reports eighteen rebels killed snd sixteen
taken prisoners In the Sia Miguel mountains. The
Spanish EunbDat Neptune has captured important
correspondence addressed TO Cespedes and other
rebel ofhcers! The spanish steamer Vigia oHCayo
Guajaba captured five boats Oiled will families OF the
Insurgents. Sehor Lefda, rebel Minister OF War,
died recently OF fever.
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Tn. New liberalization Law.

wAsHrsoros, June ls.-Under a suspension of
tho rules Judge Days's NaturaiiIation bill was
The llrst scctiIi makos false swearing In Applica-
tlops PERJURY punishable with imprisonment for not
not exceeding 81 900. The second and third sec
tions punish false psrsonssion and the ussl or gos'
session OF forged rsonrds, csruncstss, 90. Ihe
ave Iurisdietion .
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The Presidon,'s Trout-Fisbtne.

WAsnisoroS, June l3.-Tho Presidential FISH
log party retnrned to-day and reported that they did
not catch single n.h Thoae upon which they were
Ied were caught ~ men who had been sent out in
advGioe. When tho President arrived on the
ground the rivers and crooks were all swollen and
muddy with rain, On stayting back the fishing boat
ran into land slide and the party narrowly escaped
STeckins. The President will probably &c 70 West
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The members Of the International Society OF
Workmen arrested on suspicion Of being implicated
in the late plot against the nation and the Emperor
Of France, are 10 be released bail amer their ire
liminary examination. The session OF the High
Court will begin. 1t is said. at Blois on July IS
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Committee on St. Domingoi have come very con.
nicting testimony about Gen. Babcock's completely
In the arrest and detention Of Mr. Hatch. There
men who involved In this treasy business in a
Indirect way.
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

Efforts are making 10 induce the Senate Finance
Committee TO repeal all internal taxe and put the
amount required 70 be raised on whiskey.
The River and HArbor Appropriation bill was
passed BY the House yesterday. Appropriates ttss,
00o Including tsn 900 for lsko harbors IN Now York.
larbor,
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Never was q newly elected President Of tho
United States or newly appointed Collector Of our
Port more annoyingy beaiezsd for plAcos than 10
Gen Sharp the chief Of the Census Bureau. He
cannot mplete the appointment OF enumerators
before tho close OF tho month. such IL the pressure
OF the uyL fAGu0as 0i the RsDunaicaA -partk
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OBITUAR RY.

Mr.. Bcilsmy. q weitknown Newark csterer, died
on sunday.
The Rev. Michael Riordon. for twenty-siI years
pastor OF st. Peters Church In Poukhkeepsle. died
Sunday night. OF consumption. He was agod 6 years
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ONE or rHH sEcRErs o. SUCCESS.

One OF the secrets Of the OF the Red Stock
iuKs % base ball club is the discipline to which
they voluntarily subject themselves While In New
York, where th0y are stopping N the Metropolitan
no time during the day nor night do they 10 out
without permission from tLer guardian, and then
but for short space OF time, with strict injunctiOns
In regard 70 the hour Of return and indulgences
while In the street. In short their training Is con
stantly looked after and kept up TO the highest
standard OF physical perfection.
The number OF tickets sold yesterday at the Union
grounds In their match with the Mutaais was 1860.
amounting, al 80 cents each. 70 e3,630
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Tho Maryiands boat tho lawmakers, OF Troy, Ia
Baltimore Yesterday. By IS 10 IS.
Yesterday T.s6o tickets were sold and tS,S30 re-
oovod lor The prtvtaRs L. witnessing ths match be
Msen thS nsa stock.I'ss aad AutualA. On tle mon
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Umpire-Chas, Walker, Active Club.
bcorers-Atwater and Hartman.
Time Of game-2 hours S minutes
To-day the Red Stockings play tho Atlantics the
Capitoline ground.
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TuB sCoKH.

a. g e. n "a. gSs' ssS si IN a. s
ESa Bsiasi ssiGclins', 9 : : 1 7 SSc's
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was no exception to the others, Hatfield having
missed ball which q. " right hit toward him, and
which ought TO have put him out Mills also, by
base The MutuaIs 10 the eighth inning ior the
third time scored run, L. Mills being the cham.
pioI and he deserved it, for his hit betwe le and
inning was a whitewash on both sides. the game
terminating with tie at 10 to In favor OF tue
Western men,
Tho betting before the game was at nrst 800 to i75
the Red Stockings offered, then 200 TO 100 taken,
and finally rather than not speculate, several bets
were made at 100 to 40 on the Red Stockiags; 100
even offered they would win In innings,
aud 10 60 offered that they would beat the Autuas
two " one, The following Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-07

RHODE IsLAND.-The State election in 80 Lit
tie Rhedy" yesterday resulted in the reelection
OF the present Republican State officers. The
vote Was light. The chief interest centered in
the choice Of the General Assembly, which
elects United States Senator. large majority
OF the Assembly are understood to be i'm favor
OF the reelection OF Senator ANTHONY. The
Senate probably stands % Republicans, Dem
ocrats, Citizen, and I no choice; House. 81
Republicans, II Democrats, and no choice.
Ihe Republican majority I'm the State is about
4,UO The Following were the successful can
ndates on the State ucket:-Governor, Seth
Padelferd; Lieutenant Governor, p. w stevens;
Secretary OF State, j. X. Bartlett; Attorney
Seneral, willard Sayles; Treasurer, 8. A Par
ker. The Republican majority last year on
Governor WAS $50. The last State Senate
stood, Republicans q, Democrats 6; House of
Representatives, Republicans 81, Democrats N.
oHIo.-The Toledo Commercial places Peck's
majority for Congress i'm that district at over
2 1000, the largest ever given TO a Republican
candidate.
MIssoURI-The election in ST. Joseph re-
suited IN the triumph Of the entire Repu blican
ticket, the majorities ranging from Is5 60 $50
In Kansas City the Democratic ticket win be
elected.
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In our issue Of the 4th instant we noticed those
parts Of the bill Is. 3D "to amend and consoli-
date the several acts establishing and relating to
Metropolitan Police for the District of Column
bia," which amend the present
The last section (33) OF the above named biu
provides for the repeal Of the following sections
OF IAN act to amend the acts approved August
SIX, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and July
sixteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, estab
fishing Metropolitan Police in the District of
Columbia, to increase the efficiency thereof
ana ior other purposes, approved July ., 1866:
, sec; =. Ina That the Board Of Police shah provide
specihc rules for uniform clothing of the police
force, which shall be procured by each of the
members thereof respectively, strictly in con-
formity with such rules, at his own expense and
for not complying with such rules
Also, for the repeal of sections and of the
same act in regard to private detectives.
Also, for the repeal OF the following sections
OF San act to regulate proceedings before ius-
tices OF the peace for the District Of Columbia.
and and for other purposes" approved February %,
1867 -'
Sec. 4: That all justices Of the peace may is
sue original writs, civil and criminal returnable
before themselves but any party, or agent or
attorney thereof may have the cause removed
to % the nearest justice, upon filing an afidavit
trial Of said action, that he or she does not be-
lieve said justice will give him or her fair and
impartial trial on account OF prejudice or other
reasonable cause.
ccC' o MOI ho PCi Sou IN S8lO OlsrflcC shall be
fined or imprisoned tor disorderly conduct up-
less such person was personally and individually
guilty Of acts disorderly in themselves; and any
officer In said District who uses unnecessary and
wanton severity In arresting or imprisonin9 sny
person shall be deemed guilty OF assault and
therefor.
Sec. 8. That when any person or persons shall
be arrested on . warrant for committing an as
sault, or an assault and battery, or an sfffay
issued on the complaint OF the party injured by
any Justice Of tho Peace Of said District, or In
case Of any afray, on the complaint Of any per-
son who shall have seen the same, oyery such
person or persons shall be taken before the jus-
tice who issued the warrant, or II he be absent
or otherwise incapable Of acting, then before
the nearest other justice in sald District and he
or they shall be admitted to plead guilty Of the
charge preferred, and the said justice before
whom such plea may be pleaded shall have
power, and he u hereby authorized, to aasess
such fine or penalty - = authorised By Law, and
enter judgmcnt therefor against the person 10
pleading guilty and for cost, and issue execution
thereon as In civil cases.
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DEAF AND DunB AsyLun.-The bill appro-
n iEr sas sssesH1 cfx Sr Se & and
. Law, meeting of the board Of visitDfs o. that
institution Was held last Thursday evening,
vhsn tt we. rssslved that tmnediate prcpars-
building. Dunng the proceeding Of the meet
ing appropriaee revolutions were offered by DIR.
Fairfax Schley 10 the memory Of Hon. Grayson
Eichelberger, late Q member Of the board Of
visitogs, which were adopted. The vacancy
censedby the death Of Mr.. EichelberRer vas
filed BY the election Of Col. Chas. Z. Tran. of
this city. In addition 10 the appropriation Of
carry on the operation a the ssylum Vss aiso
Dade.-Fredersck EsamSssy -
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MApkID, April The popular opposition 70
tne @ oPe,stons Of the military conscription sot is
aos .,, noAeu. s iesterday number Of men entered
Sesnie rom the neighboring villages OF Comas
and Santponio, with banners fiyfne. sho utins
:. Ffrd Rspaoisce," and Down with corsrrs,'es
ton" They were evidently sent out 70 test the
The rioters were promptly arrested nv IN.
authorities. Groups Of people formed around
the guard, and for q time il was thoueht efforts
would be made TO rescue the prisoners They
were safely lodged in Jail after some dificuliy.
and the crowd dispersed. The city then be,
came quiet.
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case Of McFsrland, on trial In New York for the
murder Of Riehsrdson, was completed yesterday
At ESQ p. m, BY the acceptance Of George q
Howard, theatrical manager and actor, 8 the
twelfth man. Judge Davis proceeded to address
the court in regard to allowing the jury to sep
arate. 30 far g he and his aaociate, judge
Garvin were concerned, they had no objection
% allowing the Jury to 50 % their homes during
court to reffain from conversation with any.
body In regard 10 the trial. and not to read t6e
newspaperS. Mr.. Graham expressed his desire
that The Jury should Be treated With the greakest
possible considoration. The Recorder, Sidrooa-
ing the Jury, cautioned them not to permit suv
one to speak to them In relation to the case, and
to refrain from reading the newspaperS while
the trial lasted. The court then adjourned until
IL O'Clock to-day.
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TO THE STAR.
his Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.

THE ELECTION IN LITTLE RlIODY.
The Assembly Favorable 60 che Re-
election Of senator Anthony.
Special Dispatch 10 Ths EreRsag Star.
PRovrrkscE, April7.-The next General As
sembly of Rhode Island, elected yesterday, will
stand thus: Sixty Republicans who are known
TO advocate the reelection of Gov. Antheny to
the u. 5. Senate; twenty-three Democrats. six
Republicans who advocate the election OF Gov
James y. Smith to the U. s. Senate, and seven
vacancies remain to be filled.
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The 0bsequies Of the late General
Thomas.

N~osssVofy W <He 1re"sV StoF.
NEW YORK, April IA delegation of twenty
nve or thirty members Of the Army Of the Cum
berland leave this evening to attend the obse-
quies of General Thomas at Troy. Tomorrow
Among them are Generals Anderson, Barnum
and Mackay, Colonels Wing, Lawrence and
Berry, Surgeon, Stero, Captains Stetson, Lewis
and others.
Another delegation, headed by Gen. Mellow
ell, go via West Point, where they will be joined
by the troops from there.
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The English University Boat Race
what the London Papers say.

IeItgTdphed ExcIEsfcetg 70 tse Erenlag Star.
LONDON, April The Times. in an editorial
article on the boat race, says :-' Pluck and per-
severance gave the Cambi idge crew the victory,
This Ia gratifying TO the public. weary of OK
oman success, which has become monctopous
by repetition" The Telegraph says =" The
sictors are immensely popular, and the public
satisfaction l. genuine and unbounded."
Ii Is limited to-day that Sir Stafford North
cote's contemplated visit to Canada has some
relation to the Red River difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-07

ga Texas paper indulges I'm visions Of
railroad the whole length OF the American con-
tinent.
ga letter nom Boeota staxss that General
Hurlbutb son, George H, hes received nom the
President of Colombia the appointment Of on
cial Engineer, At salary fe3oo per month.
ga Sam Fnncisco judge aid recently, I'm
admitting the testimony Of . Chipaman, that
apparently been vroDged end wsrs capsble Of
telling hn story about it.
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[ By Baakers,' Brokeys', and Commsrcia, Lines of
1elegropA.l
AeWn johnson q 70. quote stocks and bond
in home and foreign markets q follows:

VSuYSsl
Lewis johnson \ %. quote stoclu and bonds
in home and foreign markets - follows:
NKw YoRK, April 7.-First Board-U. 3. e,s,
1881, coupon, 114k; sos, 1854, coupon, llox
S-20's, new, 1855, coupon, 10sx; 520's, leG, cou.
pom, iosx; 6-2o's, 1858, coupon, loex; i0.1e's,
oougcn, ,lo61; Currency 81, III \; Mszipesa,s; do.
Western Union telegraph. ssi QuicEsllver'
l6k; Adams' Expren, 81; Wells Expre0, l9K;
American ExDrea, Sc United Statss e,
press, xSx; Merchants' Union ExpreS,- New
York Central and Hsd.on, eeX; 40. d. scrip,
gSS Ir,s, n, % .sss re PSsrd @ tsk; Hssisn Ms
gan Central, ofd, 10; Lake shore and NichiGnn
Southern, u; Illinois Central, l3sX; Clsysl6nd
n Pfttseure. 100; Northwest SSx; NGthvsst,
psefesred, s4x; Cleyeland. OelnIs9s % a.d Gin
laland, III; Aifwsuk1e = ee ranl, OK; %.
pref'd, 73k; Wsbash and Western, 46x; DO.
Do. prerd, -; Fsrt wayne, ssx; Alto. and
Tsrfs Hsuts, g; Do: prerd, -; Ohice-
Tennessee q, old, %; Do. new, 1x; Virginia
6's. old. 20; North Carolina Ss, Old. l6X; Mis-
Souriss, ssx. Geld, tlsalisS. AaEtsfsRong
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Leesburg Mirror says:
nock OF ffty-seven sheep, belonging TO Mr..
Arthur M. Chichester, a few miles from this
and every one OF them more or less injured
About one half OF the number were killed out
right. q
The first quarterly meeting Of the n. T..
held in Leesburg, on Saturday, and Sunday, and
was attended by the New Presiding Elder, Rev.
A. W. Wilson.
Turnpike has been passed BY the House Of Dele
gates.
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ling OF Mr.. james syss, nsar sykesville, in this
ten O'clock on wsdnssdsy night Of last wee vsst. T Il
!. supposed % have orignased by sparks from
woman, Who was awakened BY the falling OF
some Of the timbers. Mr.. b. was confined i'm
bed, and he and his family barely escaped ip
their night-clothes- Everything in the house
gold watches and about go In gold and silver.
The property was insured TOR q 100 wesmsn-
sk~r Adrocofe.
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TORONTO, April lin reply to q query in the
House Of Commons last night Mr. Mcdonald
said the dominion Government was in complete
union with the Home Government line OF
conduct had been settled on to retain the Red
River country. but what that line OF conduct
may be must be withheld from the House for
ne pre- ent, but he was confident il wouId he
',ariied to a successful completion at no distant
day.