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tm ,lbws, and havs especially been dsposhd h ntttpt
yont judgment on tbs Cincinnati nosencnti bot tnn
not npprovs Jour paf'an jDnrnnIiam When you had
your atent eens. Inst Friday, nj Tho Cooper Institute"
yOu vary properly reIofed II full The New fok fmrs
MT regarding 10 tia interest NJ Ia party IN gvs equal
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imp. Ihis molnlnH inriead 81 lmil,'ina Ihr W.ws
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YOU think this good p"lIry veiy tesw, ifnlly,
biDbHAL ~ PUBLICAN
New. Ymk. April IA, tea.
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newspaper. That's tho dillcfebcsj mud II yon want
20 know tho result Of tho difference, Inv TRIBUNE
crcuatcs six copies to Tho Wmsss ono. II you want
M, organ, you know wlero To gO II you want
newspaper, sou will layo " tako Tie TRIBUNE.
Id
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SERIOUS RAILROAD Accident.

Nrw.ORLEANs, April 1s.-The train hence,
ths Morning on the Jsckson Railroad was thrown from
the tract, this afternoon, near Crystal SPRING. BY
n,ox.r VA ina smo,us and ladies' car were thrown
S Svn thu COMMANDMENT, feet Tho ladies' css wv
badly wrecked. -.s A.. ... A.,.>~
o,sdv hurt Fifteen others were slighuy Injured, IN
Cimains j. r. Lacy, Chicago Mathew Kelly, 81 Loun
j. Oppenheim, Louisville, eoo C0L T. ~ Sr0s" sup0'A
tendent of the road.
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.Josypu a. Roprs. Boston.
CONNECTICUT AND THE Liberal CONVEN-
TON.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR rRIBUHR.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRfBUSRl
HARTFORD, April 18.-In Connecticut the
Liberal movement Is organizing with much strength and
call simar TO that OF the New.York and Massachusetts,
Republicans will DO promulgated In day or two. Tho
call will DO signed BY ex-senator Lafayette g. Foster.
Samuel Fessenden, David A. welles, the Hon. MARX
Howard ex.Mayor Allen Of Hartford ]. r. Norris, te
citizens om various portions Of the State
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DrscovERY OF A NEW PLANET.

UTICA, April Io.-A WsPaVCu nVlH OH' o'e1e
A. Itohnsld observatory, Hamilton College. announces
TIA discoyery BY him Of another planet 1t O'Clock on
Waduesdsy morning. II was In hours. 50 minutes and
n seoouds Of right ascension, and In degrees and
minutes south deolnation with retronsde motion q
.ccndS toward tho north three minutes Per Gay. It
r. Stsr Of between the llth and l2th nsguitudes.
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Tho Cincinnati movement NJ deadly feud WITH eheee
robbers and their evil deeds Lei tho honest ed uvEht
colorcd men Join II then. and thus rd !herselyes OF
HORACE 08xELEf.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, April ls-1 q. u.
gvnopTs for the past tsOsntvfour hours.
The lowest barometer has moved from Mis-
souri, eastwardy to the Middle Atlantic c9ask Inc area
Of rain hss efe1dsa eas"asa over anu
Clear weather Is now generally prevailing from Lake
Erie to North Carolina and westward with northery to
Westerly Winds Heavy pre- vailing at Port
sSS Oregon and Dissaans weather at San Francisco
and San Oiego' =. nuo,un,is..
Rising barometer will prevail very generally on Fri
Atlantic with clear and pleasant weather very, gener
aiiy and north westerly to s0uhwesterly winds, and
winds arc not anticipated.
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Dou.etsrp-rs' Oppovastiy .tts led, f.ets hs,s Ne =
psnsig f"pblev nfms Zee w'm ss',s U'ss. y .ss s~
ty da"s i-r Plated tppis snd fwts ~ psf ss~s Fsta ~
psS dozen Cbss tIsiss =, ~ per dvsrs, % .
niool, DA,iDs,s Ce's, No. 80 efsslsss
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TIE LATE OUTRAGE IN LIMESTONE COUNTY. ALA.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April lathe negroes
Who wero taken tho Nashville aud Decatur Railroad
train By band Of armed white wep we're net hanged "
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All the Republican candidates for State OFFICES are
elected by majoros ranging from 40 to $751; The Legis.
lature stands In the House, 100 Republicans and Ill
pemocrats in the Senate Is Republicans and Demo
Gratis. Republican majority on Joint ballot, 20.
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

SENATE. ALBANY. April Is, 1917.
The Conference Committee on tho New York
Charter reported The vote taken on agreeing to
the report Of the Committee, and resulted Yeas %;
Nays.5 "
Tho bill to Incorporate the Eew,YorE City Rapid
II was amended 80 that the road shall not run under
works OF art except by consent OF the Com
sSS g. often motion o. sn' 70 was "S
s1ys motion Ii to oonaas the road to carrying o.
sers and malls ws voted RSop w. 70 aso
Yeas S; Nays, Is The bill was then passed-Teas' q
Ths bin to incorporate tho Central Underground Rail-
Inc report agreed tO-feas' II; Nays. land the
The Senate met in the evening, but without transact
ing any business adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
The Senate resolution to proceed to the
election Of Regent Of the University IN place Of the Hon.
Erss&us Corning, deceased. on Wednesday next, was
The senate bill to amend the act to facilitate the New
York ana Canada Railroad Was, by UNANIMOUS CONSENT
read aud passed srLrs PASSED.
To authorize the construction Of bridge across the
aS Rarosd Company to bold real estate In this State
authorizing the village u Youkers to issue bonds for
Mr MXck1r had consent Of the House to introduce
% 20 and a. oct %ss
E:y q
,sss ~ sns sSss9 Of and that
each :nocseSns year eoDtinSs IL Service tho said ap
ponteos Or others Vt the compensation In their
sed on the psSrcs fSr employees at
the SHERIFF. once and county JAN. last paid by the Con-
q Ss cy IF
roll. month 70 month Provs0n e made for rais
audit the account.
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IOWA.

A LIBERAL CALL 70 BE ISSUED IMMEDIATELY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRTDUNE.l
DUBUQUE, April 1s.-A call will DO published
tomorrow morning for mass convention on Saturday
evening Of those In sympathy with the Liberal move
ment Delegates will be appointed to the State Conven'
ton held at Davenport the 23d The call signed
by many leading Republicans in!the city The Germans
are unit for 1t. Clayton County has appointed full
delegation to Davenport, including several who were
delegates " the late Republican state C0nN enti0n.
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-8perial NottreS

Echoes from Abroad.
Tho praise which Is universally Accorded Ia THE country to Ro
LETTERS STOMACH BrTTBRS the standard vegetable rsssavs
the ase euphAcsy echoed By tore natiosa Ia BrdA
Busuo Ayrss Chill and Per Mexico Central ADes sa the ws
ladies' and even in s nssmss nveerss ~
esrrssavs s,est popular her~ M merits nxAsss -
al tho pdpong Of dssne existing is the air. No ssrS -
water or Of beat es freely ssAssvs
By professional we'll BY public large and ss~ oAs
dpspas liver complaint constipation eh and fever hesnAass ~
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n, n, OayLrc 4 Co.s saiae Drvssinx. ~ ss> ~.
t5a. jssts Tor al sns VI s.;sjs oot So su " isssn
On. stoc.flns generally.
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Don let yemr paths and arhrs y,ss tempo, spss.
4 cure 70 sare bJ tsss Hsssss hAsi. Oh
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knes are every day addins 70 ia faae.
To.s..i.sI e. LT,0 2Ss '!s9,c College.

The Hshs Of full citushlp have sy been cvss ~ -
the Colleges Of the northern sses eiss for nbssk ess1ss
have been @ granted b. h.ssre - have -; 800 =
eeossSsiy rssdsdsd thas vc Sessg & shs Ahteas
s..s: 1 81 nc OoE
LK3RS nsHtsea sdusAee eeeeee4 yee
The ssisSs named Charter have daily esna!st al ~
resolved leess u CesGe ~ ea.h s ~ hss
"a As:d = =. .e h..: c:us{. :. e, -. ~ =
nnd v b slos. equivalent - hsscs ~ a ass - -
De payment Of an1h sahscrpeea ssu u - ol0 -
bees ccnaly ntocrbsd.
N. stss1 sad eIps rsiss fill sncsnt allowed b. - A
70 ths shal appeal fneads II 0s On ~
appeal hsvsvsr, mast b issds hs.A Assse ~ -
srpou,ed solicit euheeUNeaa They 81 astAse
receive ossy Whatever bat Local Trass pseedt ~ II
appointed Of he proper uns Assssh Wien seeses nN ~
o. JOHN PLArT q Ne c 4 ressas'.cs - - ss::'
s1t 100000 have bss ssssany .hse vln = p,t.s.
each ssbsebsr before b viii b ssQs = pSS as asssas ~
sorpass. UAAV DsI0 -. c.u.>
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MARRIED.,

sufferer. from Hheumatism should ,.i' HAn"" oAs
WELLS tDD LtyaN On
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. April 1S.-The Board OF
to the Votes cast at the recent State
election, was in session to-day. Tho official vote Tor
Inu Ia AL follows:
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on WHO say. VI s 81 f3 ksi sls. .a,.Drsr.
At TSs SSSsiS lS:fiJgyL

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squafs d tAs dsse Deem - 0ti sse.s
ST.SIe koooSS5oo-zS 1Sss7S1SS HdL = sAftt1Ay W.
NO 1pd q 90 Sassl We sm = $500 E.i
As Ss,sssass hsa . yS ls.xn Cas.es
b. PiLkY Sspsrsa1sst u ~ 0s:tss1 49, SS9
49,: 10: |: ~. ~ = Is : Ss.ss - -: 81 60: sY
z.s!s.. iss{isYes $780, ssl 80 az - ~!
SERRY vin ~ Eyf = . ~ LfSsS y ~ ~
u Ss -: ", w.: Z s: =: r1I44 3D.
-YsiossS.-nUNk s o.. kSshHE lSsee Aesaca = ~
essits:al Sssl &c Psssas Lay. a. oils = 4St93
CsasisssaS brsss Nd. l:yS 6sif1X q. -.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-17

The supporters Of General Grant in this
city viii, no doubt, rejoice to learn that the
livery b. which they are henceforth to be
Distinguished from the vulgar majority who
go for the other man" has at length ar
r.ved, and that, as conclusive proof Of
how Acceptable the voiceIess hero of the
perpetual cigar Is to the Mother Country
the said livery has been made in "Old Eng
land. so thai it IS not open to the suspi-
cion Of having the slightest taint Of any
thing Ike Democracy about it. The fact
is inii>putab.e, for we find it thus recorded
in the New York Times Of the ltt inst:
'sNr. Pratt, Of this city, has recently
imported, from bis loom in CCyentrv, Eng
land, some siikcn badges, with { portrait
of General Grant, and an arproyriats in
,cTiptiou upon them. The ISqns Of Gov
entry are second only TO those Of Lyons in
the bcaaty and perfection Of their work
manshiP. and this specimen Of it justiics
their reputation. The portrait j. as deli
cate and expressive as a careful engrav-
ing"
Delicate and expressive are excellent
terms, and ft exactly where they are used
All the organa Of English opinion endorse
Grant; and the English interests are nll
boual VI in bis election; for which they
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The Llberal, the new Norwegian news.
paper at Ia Crosse IN, made its appear
ance, and is most creiitabl9 looking and
ably edited sheet.
The Weyauwega Times is q vigorous
and conscisrticus Liberal Republican news
paper and gives tolSci Of : good degree Of
prosperity. 1t IS edited by +, W. Sackett.
The Hon. \. y. Blair, Liberal Rppsb-
lican) and the Hon. Geo. Foster, (RadicaD
held a discussion at West Bend, on the
22d uIt. Both are aJ,e men, and both sides
claim the victory in the intellectual s.aiia-
toyial encounter.
John B. kehl, of the town Of Vermont,
is the liberal candidate for Member of tue
Assembly, in the West District of Dane
county. John Lyle, of Montrose, is the
Liberal candidate for TIE Assembly in the
Fourth District of Dane. II. Cornwel Is
the Radical candidate ID the same district
\ Senatorial Convention of the Demo
Gratis and Liberal Republicans Of the SD
Senatorial District, comprising the counties
Of Ozaukce and Washington, viii be held
at the bal, of Louis Schuman, in the village
of Newbars on the l9th inst, fer tie pur-
pose of nominating a Sen. tor. The call is
signed only by the committee Of Washing
ton county.
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EiED UF SyARYATIGE.
NiEe Skeletons Eouud Oh EJarc n
Sis1.aeIiei Vessel.

Spacili Das1atca to The Ca!e - Triouae.
Nzv YozN, Oct. ia passenger just ar
ri,s en- th3 schooner Lancaster, from Cape
Egeton, tells a rrn aai horrible story of
tie scenes on the dismantlei English brig
Glenalron, which was encountered Septic
On boariin- it dismal sight presented it
self Beneath Ecap Of motley rigging .
skeleton was d;scorerel, the skull and ribs
bal been crushed almos: level with the
deck Shreds of canvas trowsers and 4
Guernsey froct We're folnl among and near
the bones. Further search revealed five
other skeletons. \ slight covering of
crisnc! flesh remained on folr, showing
that they Lad died more recently than the
other two. Not a particle of food was
found on board, so thut death was NJ doubt
caused by starvation. In the forecastle.
which was almost filed with water, most
unearthiy stencil was discovered, and only
two men could be found to enter and remain
long enough inside to rerort on what they
had seen there. There were two c0rpses
on the floor and one stretched across a
bunk. Entering the cabin, a foul odor
was discovered, but not intense enough to
forbid thorough investigation. Toward
tie end of the steps leading down to the
cabin fetiI pool Of water was seen, and
the men had 10 vale through It in order to
reach every portion Of the cabin. Between
a stationary table AMI couch, the head of
corpse protrQlei from berth in the wall,
and, when brought on the deck, it was
found to be in a state Of decay. \ buttoncl
jacket Of good material, flannel shirt,
marked IT. f" AMI enc boot, covered tie
corpse. The chr9nometer in the cabin
pointed to 4:30 clock, and on the station
ary table was an open bible turueI down
warl. \ revolver, with two chambers
loaded, AM a bot,le continuing piece Of
pap,r upon whici was written: Jesus,
guide tli- 20 some helper. Mcrciful God,
don't 1T Us PERISH rhe words were de-
t: chal an a hiatIs o..I@rc between cv-
JTy I'VE oc three oF ll.m, winch shovel
tia. tie writ-r must have been either in
the lowest stage Of debility, or driven to
madness Ly hunger. In the Captains
state room bis CORPSE wa~ aoanl, lying bent
On lie .:uor, as thoagh Ea had fl!I,n from
weakness, Hhi!e Struggling , It'll The faint
hope to save himself AMI men. On Lis bed
letter vaS 'ounl, dated Martinique, May
81. 50. commencing "l,car Kate and
>ignol "E.5t. e. Hart" The skeletons
v.rr w?,pprI in cnyas, the funeral ser
wee was real AMI hey were consigned to
the sea
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IA bed, Miss Lena giIl open the Eall-doo-
aut come OUT says he; you must be
waiting there, and must bring her 10 me.
will wait some little distance of-by the
the Hollow pond-with my sleigh
''Your what, yoag honour.' | asked.
"a sleigh, Pat,-a carri2G-, says le;
you shall see it when you Lriig her; and
VIXEN the justice inisses he-, Do all :hat
you can to prevent him frcm telegrapfirg
down the line from Leenside, or stopping
in any way the progress of the Midnight
train. Do you hear ne, Pat 2
'Captain Laurence, says /, 'sure and
you neyer mean to walk Of with Justice
Morgan's daughter?
''I mean TO dri~e off with her, Pat
says he, 50 mind you take care CT her
through the snow until you give her into
my hands. And you will have to give US
chase so mind aud delay the Justice
''Shall l upset him, your l.onour?' says
''No, DO him 70 harm says he; for
Miss l. ma sake, ,.e must not haye him
hurt
''Sare I'd 10 it gently, yolr honor. I
would not iniuro him at all.
''No, Pat,-no uPse.s. You must
think of som9thins else, Remember, he
is ar OIL mln.' Anl with few more
directions, Captain Laure nee went of.
To b. continued nect tCcet.
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EC..TiEW EXTERN Ea8tsE,

Fran IN S.. Nawtuwuc. ri ket5ensgH
traDri .;n,. The large brick H.duIo. rrc.t.
ass na- rryu Er' sUcJ "a excellent stll'. r1..
t'33v uj far .tr y~l mt fs1St c,'rlait-ta note
Fau.tp or \ Gopa bic iE a,rut IN CoU.s serf.
HicI Ilc Ho.-e, wursc ~Jncl Nill ne We .,"t.
dr.. 1eii
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'rntiSt. t6i-. in SalrgHan's ne. ouifGir.
-atA-st., NaaEtow *. Particular Httrf
lNr.t 10 4E s.. different br.Ecars oi tA- yr,
uo, ma al Wuf., Warranted lectn ,Atr.
at. ou. g.Iu. I2Il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-17

The tidal phenomenon ON Lake Ontario,
which was noticed last Jane, has again ap-
pcared The greatest change in the depth
Of water observed is twenty-five inches.
The lake Is very quiet, AMI there is nothing
visible in the surroundings to create the
unusual phenomenon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-17

HHa.cr ~ oN cs also Ataau urrurrr OF TIN 10.
lou nno Cun1tr ware. ANkufs ot req tirit- ?.
E'g"s1-st., between llrl. and Buflaio, Man,
10 a.
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ADA bsUE.I,gsTS.

Adam Roberts BAckSnIth aIi W3gnn-ma, ,
-ioo o- t.c Cg-uc- oi seventh IN Nbrr
Nurti Slie, Nauuu..uc Docs al klHr-
.'Dr "or> as g, od mi u ciser as auI 5t,e" o.,
tEpbeHt IN ." CIT, l8"
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ever saw.
Vel, the afternoon brought Captain
Laurence. lie came riding over from
Leensile, where he was stationed, and
looking in the daylight not 2 bit less grand
than the night before, and more Ike a
prince than ever. lie stayed a long time
that first visit, but the visits afterwards
were longer and longer, until at last
thought, Bcdad, my boy, its q pity yos
do not stay altogether
4 knew the meaning of it all. 1t was
easy guessing the read those two young
things were making for; and | thial, my
lady encouraged them, for know that she
left them often together. As for the jus
tice, why he would never see anything: so
it was not to be expected thai he coall see
that Captain Laurence and Miss Lena
were falling in love with each other
The frs; time really knew there was
anything between them was one evening
when it was getting tcwar Is Autumn, AMI
the nights were cold AMI chil Y. 1t was
my custom. your worship, for to take the
round OF the greenhouses just al dusk, and
shut down the lights. In the conservatory,
which opens into the drawing-room, heard
voices. You see they hal opened the door
between the two, just to improve the draw
ing with scent Of the flowers, as
they often did, and | heard talking.
went on with my WORK, and they never
minded me,-nobodv never did Sure
| n la,t the SAM as yourself, | goull say
sometimes, to encourage them Ike.
i DO not like It, Lena heard She can
tain say. 4 do not ike it: and mas.
tel! tie irsric. before l g bac;. tonight.
" Inv % YOU fear, darI;cg:'
l. 10 not ,ruo%, Ernest 81. saws to
him, in " "a ..iLI Of way Ike. 4 have a
<ort Of pre>eat:ment Of evil for u. Papa
hls !-t-iy 50 often laid his had upon my
heal i.'.l taiks! aGou: wea,.h AMI titles,
Is il lie c,a.aGplt-ei ,o.n thing. lie
nc"cr talas Ike t.r.. fox nothing says
size.
The ca. tain si1h9 |, all sail, | have
neither wealth nor tide, dear one. l wish
! had for your sake.
'G1I hlys bJth, H.Ies:,' saws she. bclI-
ing dova and II sing hi!l,-for vou SEQ.
yorr worship heard II. In Lav. both.
for y,l are a ctpt.;n, ~ yoI have a wealth
Of lose for M. WHIT mtre lo | want =.
"-tnI s1nn, yoI' worship, | knew f.r
sure thar Captain Lauteuce had been max
ing love to my yourE lady: AMI | could
So, nothing 5lt misery b.fore them if the
Justice rcs l>.l to I.t them marry.
Il suppose Il, o,ptaia mast hare asked
him that le.y ni,hJ for Miss Lena. r,r
heard t2LI in the kitchen Of an awfI! row
h''ins taken pI'cs between them. Al
ti'nt klar "b'ie r. was, that Captain
LaTrnn-s canGs roTnI himself to the stables
70 ietch his horse, aui h;s iace WAS wltc
As banshees as he waited ior me to pat
tho saiits on.
"'ln Ia le, Bat yonr h2aolr : Z ing ear
iy,' sail | betw 'ea whites.
9" AL en)I;r to max NJ =, says h..
rhon h tarnei shlrp ranaI AMI cam.
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