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AAuetrfa shoots her murderers
0Samuel Weller was before Detroit court
the other day. ~''''
p0Chlorai for cholera Is successfully psed i'm
HFrom Pensacola comes the usual account
OF the gulping of bathers by sharks.
@Gray hair was thirty-fiye dollars an onn..
at last quotations. ~A~'
yin Cincinnati q call for a communication
no response. "'''-
1.-THE respondent looking man who Suddenly
stal ted on seeing new apples for sale, and cried
NOW, my children shall have bread" was q
doctor.
SThey arrest persons for fortune telling in
Fsyettevihe. ~. o. good example FOR some
OF our larger cities
~Jobn wesley used to say: "Oh, how hard
It is to be shallow enough for genteel conpre-
CATION" But ministers have no difiiculties of
that kind now.
~ Pekin, H., woman became 20 euraped
in dispute about Q borrowed umbrella that she
went into commissions and died. What = loss =
woman like that must be-!
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Political Npfea

Horace Greeley and a party of friends haya
engaged rooms at the Ocean hotel, Long Branch,
for to morrow, Sunday and Monday.
Hon w. III. Ii. Stowell has been nomin ated
for Congress by the regular convention OF the
4th Virginia district, at Farmvi!le. Porter is an
independent candidate.
b. GratZ Brown was serenadei last evening a.
the New Haven hotel, and made a speech de-
nouncing the administration OF President Grant
as personal government.
Francis Herman, of Utica, is spoken of as the
probable candidate for governor of New York of
the democrats and liberal republicans in case
Governor Hoffman declines reelection.
horace Greeley was Cerenaded last evening at
tie Lincoln club house, in New York, by the
liberal republican state committee, and-accOrd-
down at the upturned faces while the band
played " Hail to the Chief" He then bowed
and retired without speaking word, and the
wiId shouts and clamor OF the gathering failed
to bring him to sight.
James b. Sener, of fredericksburg, Va, was
nominated by acclsmatiCn for Congress yester-
day by the republican nominating convention
OF the hTst c0ngrl SiOnal district. DIR. W. W.
Douglass, of Richmond county, was elected
presidential elector for the same district lib >
wise by reclamation.
The political campaign in North Carolina IL
becoming exceedingly interc sting, bosh parties
being in the field with their best speakers At
Wilmington next week Secretaries Belknap and
ID. laro will address the republicans, and at
Weleon tue liberals are preparing for monster
demonstration.
The republicans of Indiana yesterday nomi
hateu william Wlllians, the present Congre y
man from the tenth discreet, the additional
congressman at-large, and Mr.. Jonathan W.
Gordon for the additional elector. They are
both celebrated canyassers, and will strengthen
the ticket.
Hon. John j. Davis, member of Congress from
the first district of West Virginia. refuses to
throw up his hat for Greeley. In a recent letter
he says: "The delusive and dangerous cries of
anything to WIN, or anybody TO beat somebody
else, constitute no part of my political creed Ii
is the faith political party teaches that bind
men to 1t by the ties of allegiance, and when
principles are abandoned the party dies.n
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@An Ohio spiarian has Invented a Shingles.

ga Michigan village had q regular lean
year celebration Of the Fourth The president
efefor, msrshal, and al the officers except the
chaplain and the reader, were women.
&Solomon City, Kan, is q hard place for
husbands. One day last week five wives left
their better halves without adieux. and went
back East 10 Give with mamma
0Tom Scott has invested si5p ooo a, en-,
mills AZ Appalachicola, Fla, 4, get out eros
ties from cypress and juniper, which viii be
proof, and used on the South Pscisc rs,sraad
The growth OF the sentiment against can't
uI puh,sn ment hillustrated by the fact that
nesriy naLf OF those called 10 I'LL the jury mon
opPosltion to capital punishment.
mere II convenient arrangement OF
water In Sonoma Co., Gal. II is said that a
person can seat himself comfortably on a bsnk
and catch trout from . brook and without
moving nom his position turn around and cook
them In hot spring. The Sonoma valley
azy people. WV" ps
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ENGLAND NOT YET READY FOR THE ANppr.
CAN SYSTEM OF REPREsHNTATIoN.-Th de.
bate on the motion Of Mr. MOrri- IN for a SECOND
reading of the proportional representation bill,
which provides for the election of members OF
Parliament from England by the American svs
tenn of repi esentatlon, was continued until q
late hour last nightin the House of Commons
The amendment offered by Sir Charles Dixie
extending the provisions of the bill to Ireland
and Scotland was rejected by vote Of 15C
against 26. The House then divided, on motion
OF Mr.. Morrison, and it was decided in the negs-
tive,
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south American News

THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.
NEW YORK, July IA Rio Janeiro letter
states that the Russian fleet with the Grand
Duke LEFT there for the Cape of Good Hone
June 9th.
THREATENED WAR BYTwERN RRAzIr AMI rup
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
Considerable preparations OF a warlike naturs
are being made in Brazil in anticipation of fine
coming war in the Argentine repubIic.
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HE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
very full and graphic reports of the sayings and
doings of the Baltimore convention; the disa-
ter at the new State Department building;
new railroad projects; national and locsl
and society items; together with interesting ocai
news, Washington news and gossip, agricultural
items. household receipts, &c, &c
Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing
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CHECKS TO lNTEMPERANCR IN ENGLAND
Some stringent measures against intemperspce
are contemplated in the Recommendations of
the House OF Commons select committee on
babltual drunkards. Among them ore the es-
IaDishnent OF sanataria, where, at their own
or the public expense, they shall be placed with
view to reformation; fines for drunkenness
ranging from Sos or thirty days for the first and
Eeconu onence to TO after the third conviction
and, moreover, the establishment of a drunk,
ARDS re gister, with careful record of every use
OF drurkenness that comes under the notice OF
police. W
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DEATH FROM SCRATCH BY DoG-A
gentleman told us yesterday that the overseer or
the Wright River plantation met his death
strangely few days ago. As he was entering
his house, a favorite dog, in the joy of meeinS
him, leaped upon him and otherwise signified
ing, one of the paws OF the animal scratehed the
owners arm above the wrist. In a short time
the arm began to swell, and modification and
death ensued. The tear of the flesh was very
yuty 8,
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a Food STRIKE. which has been yair,.y IN FIR
come time in the north OF England, bes.ir. 10
sumo serious dimensions, aud tire afsns .
VOCATION or the peace. At COnsett, which IS
one OF the headquarters OF the movement
groups OF women severely handled one of their
own sex WHO yeBtured % make a purchase from
an obnoxious butcher. The police had 70 inter-
fere; but so determined is the resistance 20 high
prices that the butchers have ceased 10 Nm
meat, and the population is reduced in suite Of
itself, almost 70 a vegetarian dict
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~Three deaths from heat were reported
Philadelphia, as occurring on "Wednesday

SThree deaths from heat were reported In
Philadelphia, as occurring on Wednesday.
~Patrick Morrissey, who killed his mother
In Buffalo few weeks since, was yesterday
convicted OF murder In the first degree.
~The Chinaman in Honolulu who killed
himself to escape from the toothache no doubt
succeeded.
ga Cedar Falls minister preached In defence
Of croquet. His text, was, "And she took the
mallet."
ga snake bit q man in Atlanta, Ga, and
then Immediately bit itself. The man was
living at list accounts, but the snake expired
immediately.
0The trial OF the road steamer for towing
canal boats has been postponed until Wednes-
day, July IL, when 1t will take place on the
canal between Albany and West Troy.
The disturbance in Pope county, Arkan-
sas, still continues. 1t Is laid the militia are
disarmfDg everybody, and a general state of
uneasiness and terror prevails.
ga correspondent says that Tennie u.
Clenine beauty and freshness are rapidly fading.
and that she will coon look as old as her sister
Vic. The cares.of q regiment are too much for
her. "Uneasy lies the head that wears shake"
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LIVINGSTONE DETERMINED TO GET LosT
AGAIN.--A dispatch from Alden announces tbe
arrival there OF Stanley, the New York Herald,
African correspondent, who says he will star,
To-day for London, in company with a son OF
DR.. Livingstone. Stanley states that when he
left the interior of Africa Livingstone wa
unwell, but he was, nevertheless, determined tC
proceed with his explorations, and will moi
return home until he has completed the great
work Of ascertaining the source of the Nile.
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a Wom,u s6o, I'm V,an
The Demon of Dyspepsia.

ACRAzY NoTRKRKIILs HER rHRkECHILpRKS
The Cleveland Plsindeslcr OF the Sth saws
On Sunday afternoon an extremely sad affair
happened in ROckport township, southwest pOr-
ton, about eight miles from this city. The case
In brief is that q mother, rendered irssne iron
lCng and intepse suffering, took the lives Of her
three children and then cut her throat. The
unhappy woman Is the wife OF Henry South
wos IA, and is perhaps thirty-five gears OLD
During several years past she has been athlete
v IN very aggravated OySnepSis. IL was as ba
acsse, her attending ph ysicisn informs us, as on
would ever see, and he predicted that m all PROT
ability she would become insane AZ sOmetirnc
Recently she hiss exhibited symptoms Of de
rangement, snd the los OF a babe las winter
thought - have fastened her attack O. insAnits
She was not Frustrated, bat continued 20 wOT .
about the house. To ome persons she had sai
that lie was br den. and that she mediate
suicide. IL IS R'sO reported that she had eyr
spoken Of taking her children with her. Ar
breakfast Sunday mofning, Mr.. south worth ],
home - search lor 8 servant. AftcFWard u
Spencer and his N, father and brother of NJ
southworth, called At the house and remain o.
some time. They observed that she aPpeay
more than usually depre but sr~pects
no such terrible scene p occurred shortly 40.
At about noOa The three chiltren, boys, W
seen playing in the yard. Their names a.
ages were: Arthur. nine year,: q .. Wilsa8
seven; Benjamin, about four. Ii the vicinity a.
Tour O'Clock IN the afternoon Mr.. SOathwJrfs
returned. Almost al the threshold ne observe
blood, and on entering the psrlor 10 saw h
three sons lying dead. HIS wife lay on A sofa ii.
he hall, bleeding from frightful cash in he
neck. She was still alive but unconsciOg
The alarm was given, and medical aid was sur
moned for the woman though there Is small hon
OF recovery, the wind pipe being nearly sever,
Two letters addressed 20 her husband W
found in the parlOr They were written W..
the head of a darning needle. One OF ~ ,
wfsevldenty written before the killing: d.. .f
she reproached her husband tor unkintlneSs !,
ner IN various ways, and declared that life "a
become such burden 10 her that he conld No
longer endure H. The little ones had been pois-
oned In some way, aud then caretuily laid on tue
hooT, pillow placed under each little head, a
napkin covering the face, andthe arIrs folded
across the breast. II Is shown that haviaS
killed and laid out her children she vent 20 fhs
dining rcem and cut her throat while stanf'ug
before mirror.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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From EurOpe To-day.

VERDICT For DAMAGES BY THE DUBLIN RIOTS.
LONDON, July 12.-The suit Of Bryne against
the Marquis OF harrington, chief secretary for
Ireland, for damages for injuries received by the
STACK of the police during the Phoenix Park
riot In Dublin, was brought to a close yesterday,
and resulted in favor of the plaintiff, the jury
awarding him % rounds.
LIEUT.. GRANT ON HIS WAY HoNE.
LONDON, July 12.-Lieut. Frederick ID. Grant
sailed from Liverpool yesterday on his return to
America
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THEIRS. - The
Frerch Assembly yesterday rejected the amend
ment proposed by the opponents of the proposed
Tax upon raw material Imposing a tax OF one
franc per thousand francs upon the sales of
thereup0n took occasion TO compliment 1'heirs
upon the result, which is esteemed a decisive
approval of his position upon The question of
taxation. The amendment was lost by a vote
Of 10 yeas to 36O nays
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The LATEST sKNsATIoN in Iowa city js the
suicide OF COW. The cause OF the deed was the
killing Of her calf The Iowa CITY Press de~
slaughter Of her innocent, and after chasing the
butchers wagon to the slsughter-house door.
ara believing goodbye to her infant, she "a.
wading In beyond her depth, Committed sniciHa
by droW ning.D ~Ae'oe
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The Time Not Yet Come for Mr.. aum
ner 10 Speak ONT

NEW 1oRk, July IZ.-The New York WorIrl
special says Sumner was asked directly yester.
day whether he would support Grant or Greeley
and he replied that the time had not come 10,
Dim 10 speak out yet, and at present no man wa:
authori zed to speak for him.
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DO DETECTIVES DETECT ?-Morse's ieyelry
store was robbed a month ago. No clue coul5l
be found 10 the robbers. Last SATURDAY. aiybt
alter negotiations between Mr.. Morse and me
ROBBERS the greater part OF the stolen go0i-
MPs restored on the payment OF 5000 nv Mr.
morse 10 TIE thieves. An honest" man Is said
TO have acted as the agent OF the thieves m,
arranging terms with MT. Morse. Tae E0ods
were buried, IL is know n, inside the city liIaits
ano 10 thls day no police officer has obtaInef
tne slightest clue TO the robbery, the robbers or
the restoration OF their p!unCer-Chirlno P..s
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RailrOaA Accident.

on the Pan Handle railroad this morning near
DenRfson, Ohio, between O freight and passen-
ger train. The latter was due at Columbus at
10 O'Clock this morning. A number of persons
were injured, but none seriousiy
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NBoETLEBKRRIEs AND RATrLRsNAEFsA
letter IRON HaIIlSOnburg 20 the halti.n ere O,1,
SAYS -" NhortieberrieS ana rat5le snakes are
again IN season in the mountsjns west of a.
Last week Two berry pickers in the Shenandoah
mountain were bitten by rattlesnakss F,--D-
rstely II Il now so well known that whisky ana
en monia are specifics OF the bite OF those rep-
iiics that no one thinks of going INTO the noun
tains without a supply OF these ARTICLES -, .
va these cases only violent sickness was pro-
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FRENCH PLAN OF betting on horse races has
been introduced at jerome Park This new
system IL known a. the Paris NJ It1al." Ala
uckets are sold At a uniform rate, As = for
example, and every one purchasing a ticket
states he name OF the horse be wishes 20 back
when the bell rings the lottery is closed, aud
after the race the total amount OF the pool i
divide among the holders OF tickets on the wiz
ming horse.
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ZEE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoar
SohfAff yesterday fled ifs reasors why an
tn!uhction should not be laid upon them n
Iofold them crossing at avenues and roar
when when tne uack passes over in the suburbs or
baltmore. The clever heads that rnanaye 81
road having already laid the track ans ,hnS
s gained me adyantage are now justifying them
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A VIGOROUS old agriculturist liyips pas,
Abilene, Kansas, while hoeine corn ~ e.,
Gay, cnopped on his big toe with the hoe, b1,
ness, Stopped to pick it up until he had finished
putated appendage, brushed the dirt a4 an,
Ssirlee II 20 the house, where with the aid OF
IN ne and lone fruit-jar wax, he replsced n
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Fire fmR0ae0,,

and moulding mill, In East Boston. was burned
shis morning. Loes "a, o0e insurance e15,0oa
several buildings adjoining. occupied for m ,
Cnamcai purposes, were also consumed, making
the total loes about SIS 900.
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The New York J.A~.~

Albany, N. Y, July 12.-The Senate. after
concluding the hearing of the testimony in
Judge Prindel's case, adjourned until Septem-
Der 1eth. The appointment OF Judge James ID.
Spencer as successor to Judge McCunn, was
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REDUCING THE ExrENsEs.-Cnder the new
internal revenue act the number of Supervisors
is TO be reduced from twenty-five - ten on
AupuSf 1sf.
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CUBA To BE RID OF The TYRANT VALMA-
sEDA TO-DAY.-The resignation of Captain
General Nalmaseda having been accepted he
will deliver the command of the Island of Cubs
to his successor to-day and leave for Spain on
the 18th instant. During an engagement be
tween the Cuban and Spanish troops near Hal
guin, recently. Spanish Colonel Huerta, the
Governor of Halguin, and two soldiers were
killed by Cubans.
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Brown Wins the Geve scseis Boat

DIeBY, N. g., July i2.-The great scull-rsce
between Brown and Fulton came OF this m nm
ing ct Z O'Clock, and was won by Brown by four
lengths.
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PoLLU TED ATMosPHERE.-Tt II said By emf
bent scientific men that ''the accommodation OF
single potato or wilted tUrnip will breeI III %
e?Se II the vapors or the decayinc substance are
confined 70 the walls OF house. The same a
sstd OF decaying substances IN alleys, streets
ana YARDS. The vapors arising from manure
and rubbish piles vii. 80 impreglate .he a-m0--
phere rs - make il unhealthy, AMI thereby
spread disease and death. THIS j. the cause OF
% many diseases breaking out that baffis the
skill OF physicians FilthineSs causes le,true-
ton wherever IL exists.
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FRENCH SHEPHERDS ROUTED By SPANISH
SoLDIRRs.-A despatch from Pau announces
that body of Spaniards have attacked some
Spanish border, and that two Of the latter were
wounded. A body OF infantry has gone in pur-
suit Of the aggressOrs.
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Orange Parade I'm the OuaL.,

,PHLApELrHIA, July 12.eThe Orangemen o.
this city psraded to-day, q few hundred s1rons
with ORANGE tags and badges. There were 3
lodges In line, each with q band Of music play-
ing their fayorite airs. The police were in at
tendance, but no disturbance occurred.
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, 1 900, 900.
Second Grand Gift Concert
IN AID OF The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
AT LOUISVILLE, KESTUCST.
Second Graud Gif. Concert

By authority in the CO. of thA JaQislsture iocor
poretne the PUBLIC OF KENTUCKY,
the Trustees will ave their
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The EVIDENCE IN THE STOKES CASE RArHBR
MIXED-In the Stokes trial in New York w.
to-day, after the close of our report BY telc-
graph, Mr.. Powers, proprietor, and Mr.. Crock
EFT, clerk at the Grand Central hotel, testified
that they passed through the hall shortly aiter
the shooting and saw no pistol. Themes Hart
and John Redmond were recalled. Neither saw
a pistol in the hall. The defence then called
DR.. Howard in rebuttal of the rebutting evil
dence OF the prosecution. On being shown Dir
Tripler's probe, he said it Wa. bro, en- in two
places and urSafe for ule, and might p.oduce
nId enects by probing wound with it. Henry
defence, and { titled, in answer to Mr.. Daly:
Patrick Hart said to me, Gwen mai, plenty Of
money out OF this" he also told me that the
bullet found fitted one pistol, but did not fit the
other. MIR: Trernaine then commenced TO sum
to adjournment.
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In the great hail Of the Public Library building, in
IoJiyville, KY, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -, lS52.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
viii be issued at SO each; half tickets, S. quarter
tickets, S254; ii whele tickets fer 0 % for S255;
70 Ter $500 lag for 81 CCl; 925 for $3.50; us for
s5 Ut- No di.cOunt on less than SlpV worth o.
tickets at q time.
During the concert the sum Of
100000 In CURRENCY
will be given TO the holders of tickets BY distribution
by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
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SENATOR BAYARD. of Delaware, sails for
Eurore on Saturday,
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II. G. INVITED TO TELL WHAT HE KNOWS,
&C.-The Loud0n (Va.) Mirror says Notes Of
preparation are already sounding for the twelfth
annual exhibition OF the Loudon agricultural
society, to be held ct their fair grounds, near
Leesburg, this fall. Horace Greeley has been
invited to deliver the annual address.
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ANNA ADJ AbOlr NUTHfNG-ALL g-IEE ON
THE RCNNE
new hoRN. July u. p. Mo rer,o-ts OF
ostrrbancS- have thus far bcca resolved Al
lea quarters. The fears OF a riot srs heinz
o'sleiied. All the lahOrcrs have vOne 10 VIZ
II The 2is; ward, and matters wear a resrrfai
book on ne bouleyatds. Sai-eTiuteuf nt h.lS,
; - headquarters. Z wing Instructors He 49,
he fesrs no trouble. one thousand fapr hun
dred men sre rendezyOuSed AZ the CEntral Of
fee. and attachments are scattered ~ various
hn'S along tue route OF tie Orsnzenen's pa-
race. A sPeciai force OF one haulTed detec-
ives ere s'so distributed - scouts.
tS.c5rG Dispcfci-l
TWO HUNDRsD ORANGENEN AND tn 1--WE
HUNDRED POLICE PROTECTORS.
Only about too hundred Ora ageuen paraAed,
accompanied by twelve hundred police. They
pore lwo American aass and three orange ban
ners. They had band Of music. and all IS
quiet on the route.
A Woman Shot tu Utah
SALT LANE, july IA dispatch rrou Phoebe
says: Perry Fuller, a dsspersdo, to-day fatally
shot a woman be hrs lived with"
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TIE JRsUIrs BANIsHKD YRoM GERMANY
The Official Gazette Of Germany yesterday pro-
mulgates law providing for the banishment of
Jesuits from Germany. All establishments now
under their control must be completely broken
ND in six months.
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SENATOR CHANDLER, OF Michigan, is on a
visit at Ellsworth, Me. He is toe guest OF his
son-in-law Congressman Eugene Hale.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SOS, 22459.