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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-07

TOBACCO SALE.-This morning at
ten O'Clock, Weldon Bros. & Co. will
offer some fifty or sixty hogsheads of
Ballard, Graves and Henderson coun-
ty. Kentucky, Tobacco. This offer
ing is of an extra character of tobac-
co; large proportion of tits medium
to fine wrappers, choice cutters, good
filters, etc, The breaks for the first
time this season will be very near, if
not quite clear of frost. A good time
is looked for. Be en- hand.
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River Dispatches.

PITTSBUEG, March 5-The MonoCgaheia
falling slowly, with feet IL inches; Allie
gheny 60 feet and falling; Brownsville 7
1eet and statiOneryS showing; OH City d
inches and stationary; no arrivals T;
the r. G. Gray for Nashville, and Kate
Putnam for New Orleans, both with big
trips, leave this evening, and the only
boat loading here after the above boats de-
part, will be the Cameiia for st. Louis.
There is a fair degree of activity in freights,
especially for st. Louis and New Orleans.
Weather cool and cloudy, with a light fall
of SHOW during the forenoon Thermome-
ter SO deg.
PITTSBURGH, March 6.-Snowing all day.
Moncngahela feet 6 inches, and station
ary Arrived: the packets.
CrSc1NEATI, March 5.-Riyer has fallen
Is Inches in the a hours enfing 6 p. H..
with % feet in channel and "A feet space
under the bridge. Depal ted-Sts Charles
for Pittsburg: Alice Dean for Memphis;
Citv of Evansville, ittsbugg to Evansville (;
Messenger for New Orleans.
C1Nc1NNATI. March 6.-River 20 feet and
falling 26 feet space under the bridge;
heavy snow this a. NJ early, and rain at
Intervals during the day. Arrived-Leon-
idas. from New Orleansi Abe0ne, from
81. Louis: Mary Davage, from Pitfsburg;
Tawrencs nom Nashville. Departed
Mary D4Yage, TO ~. LOUIS.
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seu ICrE cold and htocR rsraet

NoH AGEA GOlu &H0 EtCGE E&EEcb
By telegraph NEW YoRE. March S.
The affairs ia Wall Street, are generally
quiet to-day, owing to the halt In the
downward course Of gold premium. 1he
general disposition Is to await the ac-
ton Of the Senate, on Monday, OF the
funding bin, which promises 70 be the
next pivot upon which the gold market
will turn. AT the close of day there was
more animation and activity in the gold
room, which was the result oil q vague III !.
NOR that a bull combination had been
formed. Events next week promise to be
exciting. Shrinkage In values has stfrnu-
lated trade, and the amount OF merchant
disc distributed from this point, this week
Is larger than any previous one since the
opening year. Rumors are adoat OF the
coming consolidation o. the Union q Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, but jack authentica-
tiou.
MoNEY-Easy at to per cent. on call.
Bank statements favorable, showing "a
gain In the reserve. Loans, SOS, 634 ,2l2.
an increase OF sl4S,570; specie, G358 938 ,403
an increase OF S204,204: circulation, S33, 7s6,
$40. q decrease OF S46 1868; deposits, s2l3.O7S,-
341, an increase of 81 ,9i5, 1898; legal tenders
$50 Cos. 1888, an increase OF f299, 100; BterlinR
rnaer, 61<@81z gold higher with unsettled
feeling, opened at 1917, touched IA, and fell
to 1871, closed at 1874, with more activity to-
ward the close: carrying rates 2a5 per cent. !;
clearances SOL, zoo, 0OOi exports for week
sos. 453.
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-oYFRNMENTs-Qulet but lrm.
GlnalnnasI Rarees.

NLMGAHH15l EAEEDbs
Or reicsrGph.l C1EoINEATI. March. 8.
FLoUR-Dull and UNCHANGED
WUEAT-Dull al 81 069l oS.
CORE-UnchanEed at 6Sls70c.
OATs-4S054c and dull.
RYE-e04S5c and nominal.
BARLEY-Nery dull.
CoTToE-Lower and nominal; middIing
2l4c.
WHIsRY-OTered at 9ic; no rales.
PROVIsIONS-Dull and unsettled; Mess
Pork offered at S28 50926 rs; Bulk Meats at
g5z@l31z, II and l51zc for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides; Bacon dun; shoulders at
ll1Z0ll54c; sides sold to a limited extent at
l59l6c Tor clear rib and clear; sugar. cured
hams l71l8c.
BUrTER-scarce and wanted at 5O935c.
EGG5-Advanced to zoe.
CHEKSE-Unchanged.
OILs-Linseed dull al CSC; Lard 81 28Ql 90
for extra, and dun; Petroleum 28a3Oc and
dull.
5UGAR-DuII a 10gI3I&c.
hoLAssEs-759S0c.
CoFFEE-I8 to 24c and dali.
GoLD-1l314 buying.
EXCHANGE-l-l discount buying,
MoNEY-Market close.
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CAicagO HarRet.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. March 5.
FLoUR-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-More active, and unsettled and
irregular; sales or No. at 65aS7c; No. z al
7S1S@791ss closing at 79c. for cash and soc
for seller April; unchanged this evening
CoRE-Firm 701zc. for No. 2: Csc. for new
and 55962 tor no grade.
OATs-Dall; closing at 3G54c. for No. 2.
hYE-Steady and quiet; sales at 67467LS
for No. 2. -
BARLEY-DuIl and nominally I'M
changed.
HIGHWINEs-Dull; sales at 94a95c.
PRoYISIONs-Quista and easier: IA esq rortz
closed at So so.
LARD-l31<c.
1915, dividing on 30
LIVE HoGs-Dull, at 90 25agI2%.
1ArrLE-Common To extra dull: s. 5Od
on Tor light to extra smooth steers
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Frederick DOUGLASS. = Another
engagement has been effected by the
Evansville Library Association with
the agent of the above named distin-
guished lecturer. Mr.. D. is to visit
this city and lecture on Thursday,
March 17tb. He is to be in Louis
vile on the 18th.
We hope there may not be another
disappointment in this matter, as
there was before. Our people are
anxious to hear the lecture entitled
Our Composite Nationality" and it
is very likely that this time the en-
gagement will be fulfilled. Sickness,
we are informed, interfered before, to
prevent Mr.. Douglass from leoturiDg
here
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TEsTIMoNIAL.-Mr. T. w. Turner,
who has oficiated as Superintendent
of the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Sabbath School fol. the past six years,
with much acceptance, rendered his
resignation at the recent close of the
school year me teachers and Off
GERS to9k coca ;7n yesterday morning
after lis farow to the School. to
hi through the Tor. as testimc-
nisI q thelr appreciation q his serEi-
ces, an elegant iEer service consist
ing OF a largo lce Wa ef pitcher. goblet
and waiter
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ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Scarcely had the reporter finished
writing of the Tobin disaster, when
another serious accident was reported
as having occurred to a little son of
Alvah johnson, Esq. The boy was
playing with some gunpowder in an
old oyster can, when, by some unex-
planned means, the powder was igni-
ted. and the boy badly burned about
the head and face. At tea time last
night the little boy was improving.
and it is hoped that. although severe
ly burned, the only serious ultimate
result will be the scars it may leave.
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A LADY CoMET.-Yesterday, about
noon, just as people we're coming out
of church, a lady. handsomely dressed,
and having a long, sweeping trail,
attracted considerable attention by
having a small column of smoke
issuing from under her dress. Sew
eral persons seeing the fire and smoke,
rushed forward, but her gallant es-
cort, discovering the comet-like man
Hesitation, speedily eclipsed it.
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"a Jim Mulligan could not stand
a longer spell Of quiet, SO he got roar
ing drunk on Saturday evening, and
had to be taken to the Lookup. At
last accounts he was making hercu-
lean efforts to tear that public insti-
tuition down.
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CARRIAGES.
J. e. GREEN. f. L. GREEN
=. 3. q EEEEE 81 CO.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices
1nain Street, bet. Fifth and ISi1th,
iaaIs-d&ygSm EyAT7svTLLE. IND
I,nS9 ora MANHnnD.

-ESUTTRNG FROM THE F0LLsEs
- of Youth. Young, mlddle-aged OF
even old men permanently restored to
manly vigor, By the sure and only kTsOtCn
remedies to be had at the Western Medical
Office, 1877 sycamore Street. Cincinnati, o.
SenG stamps for circular. Female dfSedsei
speedily cured Medicine by mail. Recent
cases of private disease cured in three
days. No charge until cured. Nursing fur.
nished. IWlyr
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FERMS-InvnrfabIg fm Advance
DAILY IOuRNAL
The Fearful CANCER s1bd1ed.

THE CURE - HOW DIsCOVERED. -
Having been long afflicted with CANCER,
1 resorted 10 ali the remedies Of WI ch
could hear. Among them was one raeOm-
mending certain herb 20 me a. q cure.
l las 1 supposed). procured the herb,
and prepared and applied f., which
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
recommended, All who are afIiicted can
md speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with fun directions for use. Price e5.
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box 2gl, Port
Jervis. Orange County, New York.
JAZZ d3m
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SnecIaI nOtlce.

Notwithstanding the late oonfsgra-
ton which destroyed most of cur
stock ADD material, also damaging
our tools and machinery, We would
beg leave 10 inform our friends and
patrons, that we have reD1oUed our
Blank Book ManJactorg directly OPP
posite the old stand. on First Street,
over S. Bruner & Co.'S Hoop Skirt
Factory, where we shall be pleas ed to
receive our customers, with their or
ders; it Is the intention, that IN a few
days we shall be in complete running
order, with a new and aceN selected
stock of paper and material
MEYER & GoRsE.
ncb2 etd
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HALLoCK & FoRD, Druggists and
Apothecaries, have opened at No.
81, Main Street (the red 'front.' where
they keep a complete assortment of
everything to be found In retail Drug
Store. and carefully compound physi-
clans prescriptions. Mar-7-tf.
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WINE ExTRAoRDINARY.-Several
dozen bottles of wine are reported to
have been dug out of the cellar being
dug on the corner of Fourth and
Main Streets. Whether the wine was
dug out OF the bottles the report does
not say.
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DIED.

LI&CK-At the residence of Mr.. Isaac
Keen, in this city. on Sunday. March 9Th ,
after a long and painful illness, Miss MARY
A IINCK.
The funeral will take place at the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church, on Tues
day, March 6th, at half-past one O'Clock
Pm. The friends of the family are in
vfted to attend
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INCOME Taxi should be borne
in mind that returns of Income for
1869, must be made by Thursday, 10th
instant, to avoid penalty. The inter
nal revenue officers are in the Wash
ington Block, corner of Third and
Main Streets.
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TOBACCO SOLD SATURDAY.--M essrs.
Martin, Gardner & Co. sold on Satur-
day at the Evansville Tobacco Ware
house, lot of - hogsheads Of tobac-
co, as follows: For frozen Indiana
Tugs 81 10, ami for Cumberland leaf,
$1,000.
Tobacco growers may rely upon it
that Evansville tobacco factors make
it a special point to sell tobacco at
such prices as will be perfectly salts
factory to them. This market real
ICES to the raisers a better price than
any market on the Ohio river, as all
who have visited this city will attest.
Send along your tobacco. These
prices cannot be beaten in Paueah,
Louisville or any other market in the
West.
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Attention IS directed to Messrs.
Hallock & Ford's new Local notice.
The commendable enterprise they
have exhibited in fitting up the new
Red Front, should meet with fitting
reward from the public.
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CaEEK.-For a Geman newspaper,
the English edition of which is brim
full of errors, typographical and 9TH
erwise, to make merry through one
third of column over the errors of
the English press in trying to print
the word Schuetzentest correctly. This
is the same paper that attempts to
torture Iudicrous anecdote. publish
cd in the JOURNAL, into an insult to
Germans. Nasty couldn't beat that
for modesty.
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3- The Grand Jury meets this
neutrality-suspicious. who do not want
their names published will please
make arrangements with the Jury or
Court not to let the JOURNAL have
the records.
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EBThe Vineennes San thinks it
might. perhaps, say sharp thing
about Evansville. No one else en-
tertains any such absurd idea as the
remotest possibility OF such thing
occurring.
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LITTLE GIRL HURT.-A little girl
was severely bruised by falling into
an area hole in the sidewalk in front
Of Chambers Block, on Locust
Street, on Saturday afternoon. The
hole was left uncovered for few min
utes. and while thus unprotected, the
little girl in passing, without perceiy-
ing it. fell into it and was severely
bruised.
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R% Anna Dickinson gets 5000, and
Olive Logan, s125, TO 81 so. for each
lecture that they deliver. and have
constant engagementsl The former
can make no further contracts this
season, and the latter has all her time
spoken for till May.
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New TOBACCO MEN.-According
to the Courier of yesterday morning.
Messrs. Uhlhorn & Brinkman are to
have 30 hogsheads of tobacco offered
to them this morning.
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SOUND DoorRINE.-In one of the
churches in this city, yesterday, the
pastor spoke in strong terms Of re-
proof of the habit of making the
Church and the Sabbath School a
place Of competitive exhibition for
fnery and gorgeous apparel. He said
to teach a child it must renounee the
pomps and vanities Of earth, then
cover it with costly clothing and send
it to Sabbath School to excite the
envy of the less wealthy, was the
occasion Of much discomfort, and
often drives away the very children
for whose benefit Sabbath Schools
were originally intended. Not the
least pithy remark was that which
described some as wearing fifty dol
lars worth of fnery while their con-
tribution was but FIVE cents.
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B9~ The propeller Crescent City,
brought up the report that the fire in
Henderson, had destroyed the Far
mer's and Snyder's hotels. No par.
ticulars.
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SPRING.-Balmy Spring put in an
appearance for few hours on Satur-
day, and then changing her mind,
suddenly deserted US and left murky,
cold and drizzling trail behind her.
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FIRE IN KENTUcKY.-A brilliant
light in the direction of Henderson,
last night about o'clock, gives rea-
son to believe that that place has
been visited bT another destructive
fire.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Girls Wa,.ted-

-Four nice girls for DINING room
servants, to go to Greensboro. Lib
eral wages. For further information,
apply today, at American House.
1t
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pa The suit of W. H. Read and
wife against our Chief of Police. Thos.
Royston, at St. Joseph, Mo, was dis
missed for want of bond for costs.
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z or
AZa z
Week

w eek
Until my Spring Stock arrives. shall
sell
B cots and Shoes
LolCcr than my usual Lou Prices.
[ shall soon receive three hundred
cases of Boots and Shoes, bought for
cash, aad TO be sold at Wholesale or
Retail at Popular Prices.
J. S. Kicker, so Main Street.
mar 7-2t,
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BY Telegraph NEW York. March e.
DRY 9ooDs-The market is exceedingly
quiet, and but very little business doing.
Makes OF browR, bleached and blue AM
gusta plaid osnaberRs. at I71<c; MARYLAND
42%o -
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Lizzie Gore
was disorderly, and was charged 81, go
for the privilege.
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THE CITY OF EvANsvILLE.-This
splendid steamer is expected TO arrive
this morning with her joyous crew.
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So New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.'s.
mb7-tf
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CORRECTION. - The announcement
that the Common Pleas Court would
sit this morning was an error.
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eg- 7. G. BridweIl & Co. corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-H
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Ia The County Commissioners
meet this morning.
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Nashville Mnrkef.
eH FORK Bry Goeos KaFke,.

By telegraph NASHVILLE March 4
CoIToN-Flat; low mlddlfng, 1910; good
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go Martin, Gardner & Co. sell
again on Tuesday.
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Eoldfelder & Seeman's dancing
class to. night at Marlett's Hall.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click 4 Schwartz op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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mch3- 6td

FoUR OFFICEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to G. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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MANIFEsr-Steamer QuIckstep, from
Cairo tC Evansville. Marcn 7. 1870-Mount
Vernon: George Wolhin 4 Co, AT head of
hogs, head cattle, Il empty whisky bar
rels. Evansville: 4 w Patrick, 20 barrels
spar, % hOgsheads tobacco; h K bunker
son & Co. 8 hogsheads tobacco, Is bales cot
ton; e H Shrader, 26 hOgsheads tabocco; ;
Steinback, Wack q Co, s rolls leather; II f
Brand, 10 plows; a Gumberts, 4 sacks of
feathers. l box fur, bundle and bales do,
beef hide; RGgon, Dickey & Carsen. 19
barrels whisky; Lyon & Machen, bundle
sacks; N Warren, box; Witt & HeadIy.
pillow; Preston & Menflee, mechine; Topf
Il Long, 2 iron wheels; w = Ford, 2 hogs
heads tobacco; H Lew, Is head cattle, q
head hogs; h D AllIs & Co, liz bbs flour.
RESHIPPIEG.
LouisViile-Th0mas Duggins, packages
household goods; Spratt q Co, hogshead
tobacco; Ray Co, 3 hogsheads tobacco;
Henry DurriLt, hogshead tobacco.
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CITY NE W S

City Orders FOR sale at this ofice
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E- Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods. at
ScBAPKER, BUssTNG q Co.'s.
mh7-tf
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LOST.

DBEASTPIN-A small gold breastpin,
.E-e on Fourth Street. The finder VIII be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
FORTHsS stable. mh7 1t
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GEORGIA..

ResolutiOns OF Sympathy for the Rich-
mend Observation-Disclosures Author
iztng Provision for Payment OF In.
terest and Principal of Public Debt
Western ond Atlantic Railroad In
vestigatiOn.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 29-In the House to-
day the only important action was the effort
to seat six members claiming to have been
elected under the authority of the old or
ganiZation- A resolution to that effect was
adOpted-yeas. &C; nays, SO.
Many absentee's notices have been given
for reconsideration tomorrow.
Resolutions expressive Of the sympathy OF
the Georgia Legislature, for the sufferers by
the accident at the capital of Virginia, were
adopted by both Houses.
In the Senate resolution was adopted
continuing the appropriation act OF 1863,
for the first two uarters Of this year-yeas,
30; nays, II.
The resolution continuing the tax act of
1869, was adopted by the same vote. A
resolution authorizing the Governor to pro-
vide for the payment of interest and prin-
cipal of the public debt accruing prior to
July /, 1870, in accordance with the code.
Adopted-yeas 18, nays Is.
A resolution was adopted, appointing
committee of three in the Senate and five in
the House, to investigate the affairs of the
Western and Atlantic railroad, as requested
visit the penitentiary.
A resolution was adopted, continuing in
force the relief act OF last session.
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FOREIGN.

Ship Canal from Liverpool to Manches-
ter-RumOred A Assassin alton of Ameri-
can Consul ut JeddO-The Faris n edl-
cal Observation-Disclosures OF Turbu-
ience at Plebiscise Meetings-Kegeney
In SPAIN o atbreAks at Alcsda and
Santiago.
LONDON, April 29.-The project of ship
canal from Liverpool to Manchester is re-
vived.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is better.
The rumored assassination of the Ameri-
can consul at Jeddo has had depressing
effect on the Japanese loan.
PARIS, April 29.-The medical students
are expected to make further demonstra.
tions on the opening of the college next
Monday.
The Pope still persists in Withholding NJ.
Darius note from the Ecumenical Council,
notwithstanding the discountenance of the
great powers expressed therein.
About three hundred refugees, who had
been compromised in the late troubles in
Spain, arrived in France yesterday.
The indications of turbulence at plebiscite
meetings are increasing.
MADRID, April 29.-The journals deny
Serrano's intention to resign in favor OF a
regency composed of three persons.
Easily suppressed outbreaks occurred at
Alcada and Santiago.
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WHOLE NUMBER 95s.

ferers, and that Mr.. Childs, OF the PhiIa-
delphla Ledger, headed it with $1,000. A
merchant in Chicago has also advised the
committee to draw ON him for the ne eces-
sary funds.
A delegation Of the citizens of Peters,
burg arrived this morning and attend ID
the obsequies Of the victims.
At six O'Clock this afternoon all the CITY
property in his possession was surrendered
by Mayor Ellys0n in accordance with the
decision of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
No further deaths have occurred to-day.
There were five funerals this morning, in
Guiding that of DR.. J. B. Brock. of the En-
quirer, which was attended by large num-
Der of persons. A delegation of the WASH
ingtOn press, including Messrs. Arthur
Sheppard of the Republican, Mcbride of the
Chronicle, and Goodwin of the Star, were
present, at Brooks funeral.
Both Houses of the Legislature met at the
capitol building to-day-the Senate in its
chamber and the House in the southern
portico of the building.
They adopted resolution to meet at the
Exchange Hotel temporarily. The death OF
Senator Bland was announced, and appro-
pirate eulogies were pronounced by con-
servative members.
The registration bill was finally passed.
Major Calvert, ex-State Treasurer, is dy-
ing, as is also W. c. Durham, of New York.
both victims of the late disaster. Business
houses are still closed.