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The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02


For THE QUIpNuNCs.--T approaching
visit to this country of the Prince Alexis
of Russia has, OF course, set all the ro-
mancers and story mongers at their bu-
siest concerning himself and the various
members of his suite. The latest gos-
sip In circulation In Washington circles is
to the effect that a young scion OF the Rus
sian nobility managed TO run away from
home some eighteen or twenty years ago,
and In his wandcrings reached America.
Here he got out of money, aud was reduced
10 the utmost extremity, being compelled
to sell the few valuables he had 10 get
bread, having no letters, and being strang-
or In strange land. In want, and almost
in rags, the prodigal was DESTROYS of return
ing home, aud in desperation threw himself
on the kindness OF a lady whom he had met
in society. Having but little ready money,
she gave him valuable Jewel, which he
was TO dispose of and keep the proceeds.
Full OF gratitude the young man departed,
vowing that should he reach his home she
should be amply compensated Several
years passed, and the lady heard nothing Of
him. At length, one day, q package reach
ed her through the Russian Legation at
Washington, containing a set OF fine en-
erads, and cape and muf of magnificent
frirs, with autograph and letter from the
Russian she had aided, stating that he had
reached his home, and was now In situa-
ton to acknowledge the debt he owed her
Here the matter ended. The lady Is the
mother Of seven blooming daughters, and
was put in quite ilutter lately by dlscov-
ering that her Russian protege, having
through the death Of those near to him be-
come the titled owner OF vast estates, was
spoken Of as one of the most distinguished
members Of the suite of the Grand Duk,
Alexis. Who knows what may come Of II
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02

You go TO a wedding and the fair hands
oi the entertaining company present the cup
To you, aud you say, "Of course you must
drink here.n Oh that II were only Just
here but there are so many jHsiherts Soon
after comes the convlvlal entertainments !;
md the same hands again present you with
the cup; and you drink again. Temptations
follow at frequent intervals, and on each
succeeding occasion you yield more easily
than at the previous one. 1t does not make
YOU drunkard, bat Il waakens your power
Of standing on your conscience and manly
independence, aud saying, "Such things
| disall0w, and will not do 1t is the begin
glng OF that inclined plane down which you
arr preparing TO slide, 1t Is one of those
ways which are pleasant, and which seem to
b. safe but the ends OF which are death.
Tostand In the blooming presence Of beauty,
and 10 be smiled upon, especially il the per-
sons that smile upon you are little higher
IN society than YOU are, they standing on
live thousand while you stand on live hun.
dred, IA very ilattoring to your vanity. AAt
II, having invited you, they 0ller you wine
and say, "iou certainly win take Ii from
me, you can not refuse. lou think, 81
am admitted into that family, my prospects
will be bright; my fortune will be made. y
What a casuist the devil Is when he wants
to get people IN his power! How delicate
he Is How he makes the road to sin smooth
and delightful
SO, under such begulihg influences
young men take the cup, and drink, and
drink again, and drink many times. And
many. under such circumstances, mr.,
ashamed OF themselves; they rebuke them
selves; they 20 home with an unquCt con
science; they feel humbled; and yet they re
peat the same round of dissipation agait
and again. And put 1t to any man who
has any seltrespect whether he ought to b.
csioled or dragooned into using what h,
does not like, what does not like him, wha
exposes him to all possible perils, what i
untitled to his circumstances, and what Il
suhyersive OF all his thoughts Of manhood
III. W. Beechsr.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02

ssae ~ ia<ti fFor ass yesfs'' sritss gen
tlefnaa 81 ll1rrisburzh. Fs ~ was on Wild.
goose ehass alter remedies or dyspepsia. have
taken nfsi and last enough "iafallibie tufes' TO
noaf Jolly boat. and The mgre swallowed the
iistsr GOT no better Leekiiy, or rather pfofi-
dsniitliY, Il came iaio ny head 10 try Dn WALK
nR's NKeHrAhtH ffAKaAK BffTKns This was
aiisut i've months ago. In iess than slx weeks not
4 ~ inEs remained 10 remind me of the compislnt
am perfectly we'll. ami have only one Tegrst-
fhal 1 did not discover fAs true fpfetae sooasr. +"
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02
W
PATENTS.

List Of patents recently issued from the
United States Patent Office. Reported by
Prindle & Dyer, attorneys at law, and sollc-
tors of American and foreign patents, Wash
ington, ID. G., and southeast corner Fifth
and Pine streets, st. Louis, Missouri.
MISSOURI.
Brake for vehicles, II. d. Lee, Maryvillc.
Saving machine, }. A. Elston Elston
Station.
Lubrlcator for steam and air passages, s.
N. G0odale, st. Louis.
Cylinder Cock, NJ. d. Mason aud John S
McCrum, Kansas City.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02

A widow advertised in Chicago, asking
"every Christian In tho city" to send her
ten cents. as the an o. mt would not Cypress
them, and the collection would benefit her
greatly. For a wonder, the class called up
on did all contribute as requested, and the
widow realized twenty cents
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
ROMAN ISM AS II IS,

This Book, Of $50 pages los engraylngs, Is an ex-
hsusive and standard work. Of the highest authority
EN- nently adapted to the tines II fully uncovers the
VIII ole Omsh systen exposes Its bascless pretences
Its frauds Its secutions gross immoralites rs
opposition to our public schools. anti civil and reli-
glous liberty. +. A. HUTCHINSON & CO., 502 North
Sixth street. ST. Louis, Nc. oc23-3n
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02

"Pa, isn't that man In what they call the
spring time Of liGeG' "Why, my sonSn Be-
cause he looks 80 very green"
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02

Miss smythe will have brilliant eddi g
IN New York. None Of the Smiths will lie
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27
A Miracle of Honesty.

At party one evening several con-
tested the honor Of having done the
most extraordinary thing. A reverend
gentleman was appointed judge of their
respective pretensions.
One produced his tailor's bill, with
q receipt attached to it. A buzz went
through the room that It could not be
outdone, when
A second proved that he had just
arrested his tailor for money that was
lent him.
The palm is his, was the general
cry, when the third put in calm.
Gentlemen, said he, Il cannot boast
Of the feats Of my predecessors, but l
have returned to the owners, two um.
brellas they left at my house.
I'll hear no more = cried the aston
ished arbitrator. This is the very
acme of honesty it is an act Of vir-
tue Of which l never knew any one
capable. The prize
Hold 7 cried another, Il have done
still more than that
Impossible ? cried the whole com.
pany. Let us hear
Il have taken my county paper for
twenty years, and have paid for il
every year in advance
He took the prize.
q l.
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BY JOHN QUILL.

This was the cause of all the troub-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

PRESIDENT GRANT will attend the exercises
at Arlington IT, morrow, together with several
heads Of the departments.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON sOHUETZHN YEREIN.
GRAND MAY FESTIVAL,
to be held ct the
SCHUBTZEN PARK,

mAI St AND JUNE i.
PRIZE sH0OrING. PRIZE BOWLING.
GRAND OONCERT AND DANCING nUsIO.
illumination q the Grounds in the Evening, and q
Msspihee Mt Pyrotechnic Exhibition.
Psviion - = cents; no return tickets TO the
viii be positively refused
serve the .trictsst order. aep eat Chron nlss st
GRAND GIFT 6Osorsr AND DIsrB1BUr1oy
I'll. Fo-a,..s ZOE k, rsE sE MEET oyy Co.,
YORK, a@a Soidss,s asd Sa,iSy. " 11sasns ssr
ro =. ,.,. HoTs. Washtsstos.
missioner 81 Internal Revenue on W sdnssdsa. 9ane
The following Gifts win be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commi,sioners: 4story Brick
ecres Timber Land IN wa.Sinston o., Ia, With
t 5S;S d Rwssgc and Saw Mill lying on Ohss and
ton ST. Bafc, st o,ef B nSSs1 House. sS,
CONWAY st., Bale, o. SEC: nne Bs.idence near
as ff;e' Rs:d ns:s Ss.r SsSs
scssoH soss al i nsss
sOE Cash V sif, 20 SscOPSs StSS s, sssh
1900 9; Bonds; I'D 90 = q State BsSS S 1iS
shst ,ssf 0itizsI, Ns,ioas Bank BALTIC shares
s :ss "a . S Sss;r POM aa;
MAJ. GEO. 4. Castle. Bslto on Nd aa Csmmn1'.
dss Rs! ssssa 81 a. T1 w.:s
FIRST Hati9pa al Bank, Hsserstown, Nd; Appieman
70, Bankers, Hagerstown, Id; Hon. 3. ] Brent,
Deeds OF the above Real Estate certified by
council, In the hands Of The Trustee. Tickets and
h1sie pselers. 90? PsnnHly.nia aysnue; " q
avsnae; Benz pewoh, yeveller. 61s Pennsyivanis
syenuc; yno. O Parker, Booksellers s2T 7th street.
s Hi1Ss g. Dudley Real Estate ISTissns
oenersi Agent, statioper and PIinter NJ i,
Nassau street, Hew York.
:. = Orders BY mail vili receive prompt s.tsa.
uOn. m OIL
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The TERRIBLE DISASTER AT THE COAL
MIEKs-1s xea Killed--On Saturday afternoon,
az stated IN Saturday 3 STAR, O shaft In one OF
the coal mines at West PittstoH, Pennsylvania,
(the knight ehaft,) took IRE, and the flames cut
OF the escape Of thirty weight Workmen, who we're
three hundred feet under ground. 1t took fire
about O'Clock in the afternoon from friction In
the hosting apparatus and burned fercely.
Yesterday the ruins of the wood work were
cleared away and access gained to the men, all
Of whom were brought to the surface during the
afternoon. Eighteen we're dead. and there are
others who wilt probably Dot recover from the
terrible effects Of their tweHtysfour homs Inn
prisonment amidst the nexious gases which
caused the death Of half those who were sub
the calamity was Q repetition Of the Avondale
disaster, and like It, illustrates the necessity OF
having st least two openings to every mine.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KlLLEs.

Dysentery and Cholera Morbus and th0se occurring
BEL n1s Sesent from nome, are very IN yioassnt. The
cases As soon % you feel the symptoms, take one
teaspoonfu IN gill OF new milk a1 molasses and
fill Of hot water stir we'll tce sthS ard drink hot
heIeet the dose every hour until relieved. II the
medicine clear. ~
In csses OF Asthma and Phthisic, take q table
spoonful in gill OF hot water sweetened we'll th
n9iassee; also battle the throat and stomach faith
fully with the medicine. clear.
Dr. Sweet says IL takes ont the Soreness in cases of
bone setting faster than anythIos he applied.
Fnhermen, 90 often exposed 10 hura by having
their skin pierced with HOOKS, nd fins Of fish, can
be relieved by bathing with the Pain X iler as soon
- the sccident occurs; In this way the anguish 10
eoan abeted; battle often a. once In five minutes
any trouble.
The bites and scratches of dogs and cats are soon
cured BY ba hing with the Pain Killer clear.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LHAvIy just RETURNED From NEW YORK
With On immense stock Of FANCY GOODS
DRU0e, and ell the leading PATENT MIDI
GiNEs OF the day, which will sell at my former
low prices, Is to 50 per cent below what you have
to pay elsewhere. name In part:
49,. Sins .'.--....-.4o
schencks Syrup and Sea Weed fonic. .....-.....e
Lyon g athsiron and Barry's TricopherustO
yaynes Bxpsctorant end Altrratiye........-... 10
burnetts Oocoaine and ali ston.
Hostetter and Planta ton Bitters go
Michler Herk Bitters . is
Coleates Soap retaed at one half he regular prices
Laird's Bloom snd Magnolia Balr ,,,............so
Mlnehes.ers Bypcphophites, eenoine.
ante se!tzer
L ann. K.pgs tlorida
o. Inc Od Bye Whisky. large bottles, 81; Holland
Tin genuine, 81 bottle; California Wines All kinds
g cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth. Hair,
Nail, Hat, Shaving, and Cloth Brushes; Turkish
Towels, Cbamoy Skins, sponRes, Preparations 6r
tne Hair, Face, skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics
Perfumery, &c. All will positive be sold At con.
s1dersbly lower rates than elsewhere. ! am deter
mined to make IL an object TO give me q call
ARTHUR NATTANe, Druggist,
Hyb Corner I'd and D streets, N. W,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

LIEur. SAMUEL BRLDES, U. s. N, has been
ordered to the photographic Office.
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SECRETARY BELKsAP will deliver an address
before the Alumni Of Princeton College at their
next anniversary celebration.
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GRHAT REDUCTI0N

AN ohD n AZ. A Anpr soEkBon WHISTLES,
o. the iollogins brands, Xiz:-Fsmily Nectar, 5
S e Ro old sag Per gal; RoSertson, do, Ss
BaAep do, 9s DO; Pine Apple, Jrectiied,S 8 10
g.: BBAHDIIs-LMocheler, sS do; do: tfne,J
9ta,d, 2uPgy 90, 1855: go; California Brandy,
10 90. Old Tom Gin, % IS Cocktail Bittsra, Ivery
berry Brandy. Liberal diicoynt to the trade.
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myu 1917 and 1919 Penn q avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

4 WILLARD You've, a son of Brigham Young.
has been nominated to the President as cade.
to the Military Academy,
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FORTY IBpIArs DEBATED BIZ TaRn wHrr1
MHN.-A letter gives the follo. ~ine particuiarr
Of the tight which recently o. Cured near Muscle
shell Mount between rsrty Of veod-choppsrs
Of Yank' ons CAM 70 the river, Q few miles
above saSSa Sty, Iowa, and attseLsd three
sss.ied hsneslvs An THEA bashss, bss their
hiding plaoS Va diecovsrea, yhsn osspsrase
6eht took place, resuL. "s N The dssfh % one
white man md eleven InS ~, he d dsoa. sn
the nsI sssd Of iSS and d. is, .. snsssi %
carry them Oh. The heht commerce. Q.
snd Continued until DARK. The men vsrs
uenched IN hesvy undgerovth and lay behind
found IL impossible 20 dislodee them. The two
survivors reached then camp In safety the next
morning. . p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

Mr.. George w. Childs, OF the Public Ledger,
10 building for his own occupancy an elegant
white marble palace st the southeast corner Of
22d and Walnut streets, Philadelphia. Mr.
Childs uses his abundant means with such large
minded generosity for all good works that every
body is glad TO hear OF any new indication Of
his prosperity and that Of his excellent paper,
the LedOsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

PRESIDENT GRANT expects to leave this city
next Thursday for Long Branch. Secretary Fish
leaves also towards the close of the week.
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stock Report

GBy Bankrs', BrOkr,' asd CmmrelaI T.Ies-a,A
home and foreign markets. ss follows:
kEw YORK, May p 30. D. Sc, ISL, coupon. M:
g coupon, Ms 8 1s, new, rs, coupon, ns'l s0s.
e ~, 60. eSupSn asl nsa: s1 g. coupon; Ia. lOses
PRED, :; Canton, g; oumberlsnd. w. q, Tel,
Power, an; Adams Fro, as ord: Wells. Tsreo
a c1s FPS; American Rap, a.; Q. o Exp,
Ere s. .ss d r.. p;ss ss,, Harlem 81
9 Sis$s fts' AZ iss!s. - sss s S..l I:
sseS lf Island SG s S, N = Nh f.. Ssss
a.; w.bs,h and wesern, 81; De-. Lsck' q Eest.,,
70: r. WAYNE, g; Alton q Terre Hsute. -;
prefd Ii; Ohio Miss. cert, s05S: Col. 6bscseo 4
ino: Cen, IS; Tenn. etat. si.es old, 71sS; DO.
ntw, ia; Va. state sixes. old az: q sxes old.
- osa new. NJ; Missouri sizes, M; Oentrsi
rscns Bonds. lozk: q. p. lss Bonds, sz4. cold ,
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The Quaker City Germans hav q

zers celebrated Whit Monday visiting the cub
urban resorts, some In PROCESSION headed by
music. The schuetzen Park was crowded wftk
the friends Of the ltfe club, anc target shootfne
was one OF the features OF the Celebration
Various German societies had picnics in diner.
ent localities. The weather u charming, snS
all pasesd of joyously. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan TO-DAY
amounted to s1e9,7O0.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvKNuE--TAe receipts from thi.
source to-day were eco, psi 20.
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From New York,

TIC Bug IdcM Roee-FVe On us W0ods-DeT
Srriae Cottages Destroyed
INV YORK, May 29.-The yacht club has con-
coded Athbury's claim that but one yacht race
against the challenger for the cup won by the
yacht A merica.
A private telegram announces that the woods
we're on fire at Ohateangay Lake, Franklin
county, In til State. Friday, and that the sum-
mer cottages ct Der Spring. belonging to Jo-
Thompson, Of Springfield, Mas, and others,
vera totally DESTROYED.
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EnAHCIAL AsD O0naElCuAL

The weekly statement OF the New York associated
banks continues 20 show increasing averages In the
SEVERAL items exec pttpg Circulation, which - nat
ursl when the hov Of currency 10 toward that civ
shows decrease. The loans have been en- psnded
only silW 10, against net gain I'm surplus reserve
Of nearly S6so co. The banks nov held IL 20 asl
above the reserve required BY law
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nrovn.d vSale FYshfne.

DR.. MeKean, tf the IDnan steamer CITY OF
Dprhsm, are supposed 10 have been drowned
while on q fishirg excursion yesterday. Their
boat WAS seen cspeized- Neither II nor their
bodies have been found.
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The Insupance CooveutIo..

Elw YoRK, May 2s.-At the insurance Con-
yention to-day, samuel p. Blagden, Of the North
dress In behalf OF foreign companies doing bust
here according to the proposed Law for dePoeit-
ing portion of their eesets I'm the hands OF the
trustees in the State where the principal once
In. u
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BALTIMoRl, May 29.-The deleeasons Of the
various German Catholic societies Of the United
States, attending the ANIMAL convention OF the
German Catholic Central Union Of the United
States, now assembled n this city, WITH the loca
Catholic societies OF Baltimore, formed pr
cession, and marched through the principal
streets Of the city to-day with banners and
bands Of music. Several thousand were In the
PROCESSION. IL : :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

JOHN II. GUILFoYLE, an inmate of the Balti-
more Soldiers Orphan Asylum, has been az
pointed by the President cadet Of large at the
Military Academy,
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RArCHElnR,a HAN uvr

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instant anou does not cont Ain
eso, nor any c.tahe poison to produce paralysis or
Death Avoid the Wanted and detusive pre- atoms
6oasttng virtues they do not posses. The genuine
" A; By! B.chelors Hair Dye n, had iA.yiy year,
the only perfect Hair Bye-Black or Brown. Sold
y Al Druggists. Applied ct 10 Bond street, New
yOrks fes-tf
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The Methedtst Book Concern I'm shs
civil Courts

NV lohk, May y Motion vas made To-day
IN the supreme Court. before Judge Inersham,
iof peremptory mandsmus 20 corS-al the
Metnoohst Book Concern suthorftieet armft
Dr. Lababan TO examine the hooks In .,ns.oei-
ION 70 the motion an AFFIDAVIT was pre.ented
Thar Or. Lanahan has been suspended and de.
cIsreo nntrustworthy. After argument the case
was adjourned TIL Thursday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29

THuRsTONp IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
Rsis the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth 6sld By all druggists Price, 3 and % cents
JOUVEET NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores eoiled gloves equal TO Sold By all drug.
gists and fancy goods dealers. Price, osnts dsS-
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ANOTHER INDIAN DELEGATION CoMrSs.-It
lie stated that "Bufialo Hump" Sow Beil,-
and several other distinguished Indian chiefs are
on their way to Washington to have a "talk. -
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BLOODY ESp OF TEE PARIS REBxrIror-
slaughter IF the Arckbsskop and lSSzfv-.fne
Prtests-The Secretary OF State received the
following telegram at O'Clock yesterday amer
noon:
" The Archbishop and sirty-nine priests were
shot on Tuesday night. Insurrecton suppressed
lnsurgent Losses enormous. Government losses
comparatively small. wAsHBuRrED
Other dispatches last night confirm this in
formation. And thus &C last the long and horri-
BILE struggle Ia over, and the authority OF the
French government h established in every part
Of Paris. The hnal contest In the streets ON
Saturday night was the last stand Of the COM
munists, and they fought more desperately than
ever before The slaughter was awful. IL WAS
OF no avail, however; the troops steadily drove
them back, and yesterday planted the trf-color
on the heights OF Belleville and La villette.
AL accounts concur In saying that the slaughter
among the insurgents was Immense, while the
soldiers suffered comparatively little. The In
surgenx surrendered Internationally ct O'Clock
yesterday morning. Altogether the suppression
OF the commune has cost over 6o,000 lives and
the destruction Of O third OF Paris. A London
IRE brigade was on the scene yesterday. The
Prussians ct Romaineville made Q thousand
prisoners, intending several armed women On
Saturday evening al insurgens who came
within thsir lines were disarmed and placed
under guard. The government troops captured
La Roquette prison, snd saved one hundred AID
sixty nine hostages detained there.
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kosk hwrdeysy, at Sekool-wiIliam Fostsr. vbo
murdered Mr.. Putnam on New York street
car, was . pupil 81 the Jonssviile Aos-
denny In 1882. The editor Of the Clover
vile Stssdard says he remember Poster ven.
He was an obsreperous pupil, and one day he
vas taken 70 barn ON the school GROUNDS,
administered 20 him several oosss Of tkst
''spanish rad" which be generally kept In full
view In showcase IN the once - warning 10
ssfAstn FostsrS conduct vas such that the
faculty OF the school determined not % Admit
him another term. Truly, "WhstDoever q nan
soveth, inst shan he reap."-ScAssscsads (N.
~ &sy.
GA bad thing for people IN ths m m m>,- 40
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TEE French CHARGE D'AFPArRs, M. Bellou
net, has addressed q letter to Secretary Fi.h
saying that the French government has lust
abrogated the decree Of June 30, 1866, and re-
established the requirements of passports.
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Fire In Gloucester .

DAY destroyed two blocks owned by Webster a.
Babson, and occupied by Brown, dealer in
millinery goods; Alexander Patillo, dry goods.
SsIrstt, clothing. and w. II. Perrin, lawyer.
Total loss s25 600; mostly inssred.
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sss1ss M 5 5Ss' s.s , .s.
Sutnern. 1oezs; yellow southern and mixed vest
err, 7Sa7s Oct. dull and declining, easss. PERI
quiet, ensen 50. Bscon stesdy: shoulders, fSs
iss ng s,ces, slssI rib, "; sugar cured hams,
~, ssAk IL ORE, Nay gzvi5ripi. siIes, old, E,<
lsel ~ bid DO pom. old. Az bid North Oaroli.
mas. old, 81 bid: DO. new, f6a bid.
NtW Iokk, Nay -9overnments duh but
stesdy stocks very active, and better than st the
openine Virginia axes, eeS Do. new. Tts. NORTH
Oarolnss: 81 DO. nev, NJ Money cay. 3 God
ussdy. llx. Exchange. long, l0sS: short, iOIf.
INV loRK. Hay 1.-Ylour dull and droop-
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ANOTHER TREATY RATIPIKD.-The Senate
ratified the additional treaty between the
United States and Great Britain, defining more
clearly ONE Of the provisions of the naturalIza-
ton treaty.