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New YoRK, April 27.-Three fres in the
city to-day. Total loss $565, 900. Partly
insured.
New YORK, April pa FIRE broke out
last night in the building occupied by the
TAilors Cooperation Union. Eight tsilors
were at work at the time. VIM Fordmau
leaped from g third story window and
escaped mIraeulously. The charred remains
were discovered after the fire. The bodies
were identified by rings on their fingers.
ST. LOUIS, April 28.-Gov. Brown has
ordered Kansas City company of militia 20
Holden, Mo-, to protect the citizens of that
place against the spprehended violence by
Cass county vigilants.
HOLDEN, Mo-, April 28.-The reign of
terror in Cass county, instead of abating, is
on the increase, and the civil authorities are
perfectly powerless to enforce the Law. The
lives and property Of the people are at the
mercy of the mob. Twelve men, old and
respectable citizens of HArrisonville, who
we're bondsmen of Cline, together with the
minister who performed the last rite at bis
funeral, were ordered to leave to-day, within
"a hours, or be shot. They accordingly left,
and are now exiles from their homes.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-The Liberal Re-
publican forces received very considerable
reinforcements to day from all sections
particularly from the East The arrivals
from New York, Boston aud other eastern
cities have been greater than at any other
time, and it is noticed that there is among
this GLASS q decided sentiment in favor of
Adams.
David A. Wells is among the arrivals
He thinks that a revenue plank can be in
troduced into the platform that will meet
the appreciation generally of the supporters
of she liberal movement. Senator Schurz
arrived at half past ten tonight, and will be
the guest of Judge Stale. Theodore Tilton
is among the late arrivals. Belmont did not
come to-day ss was expected.
1t is impossible to indicate what the Con-
vention will do from the views Of persons
now here. There is much difference Of
opinion rs to what should be done. The
arrivals before to-day have been made up
largely of the friends of rival candidates.
Senator Harlan, of Iowa, passed through
en- route for Washington to day.
The Illinois men to-day deny that there
is any disturbance among them, though it
was quite generally whispered last night that
things were not in the most satisfactory
shade. The advance guards of the New
Orleans delegation arrived tonight. Gov.
Yarmouth will be here tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Apail "a printed teie-
gram from New Orleans to-day, says that
Governor Yarmouth and about sixty-fve OF
his partisans white and oolored left for
Cincinnati.
ALBANY, April 29.-The Argus to-day
contained an afticle on the Cincinnati Con
ven,ion, which distinctly repudiAtes in name
and party, the recent assumption of the
New York World. After aokno wledginR
the high personal and public character Of
Adams, which even his ungraciOus letter
cannot effect, it goes on to say
I'VE will not initiate the fault We cen
sure by assuming to pledge the Democracy
of the state for any candidate but for Oui
own part we feel-sud we find that SO many
participate in the sentiment that we regard
it as general-that the true relations Of
the Democracy of New York, are, with the
great West, for public man who has lived
in the great Valley Of the Mississippi shar
ed It's growth and developement, and parti
cpated in its destiny. If the Demoorati,
party is to ta.s part in the political revolu
tion il must ally itself with the growing RnC
generous West, and not with the section
that have lost their energy and enthusiasm
and dwell only in the dead past.
New York, April 29.-Ths Worlds pri
vate advices from Albany, which are believ
ed to be authentic, state that if there shoult
be vote in the Assembly next Wednesday
on the impeachment of the accused Ne'
York Judges, the articles will be carried
Various methods are. suggested TO stsve Of
the impeachment. One is q final adjourn
ment before the subject is reached, an
another is an endeAvor to secure the direc
removal of the accused, requiring two
thirds vote Of both branches, while only
majority of the Assembly is required to iu
peaih. 1t has been publicly and bold
charSed recently that fund Of $4,000
has been raised in the interest of the az
cused Judges.
A large steamship is being built in one
the Brooklyn shiI yards for the Japanes
government.
CHICAGO, April ga Post special tror
} Cincinnati SAYS the indications now are ths
the contest for the nomination will be ma
rowed to Adams and Davis, with the pro
poets rather in favor of Davis.
CINCINNATI, April 29.-Delegsses to tn
Convention continue to arrive, and man
are coming in tonight. Thirty-fve lllinol
!. delegates arrived to-day, Jesse Z Dubo
= heading the delegation from SPringheI'
Ill, among whom are o. M. Hatch aud ID
- Wm. Jayne. From three to five hundre
are expected from Illinois. A large del'
CATION from Kansas is expected tomorrow
A rumor was in circulation to-day thu
Horace White has received letter tro
n Senator Trumbull Withdrawing his name
q candidate before the oonvention, but Il
report is probably incorrect.
A private meeting of members OF T'
trade leagues aud others in the interest
revenue reform was held to-day. An l
4 formal talk was had in reference tothe ma
ner in which the revenue question cou
be disposed of in the platform, in such
wny as to secure the aequiescenee gene
ally of the friends Of the new movemer
N No definite conclusion was reached, exec