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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16

H % BIZ called ssess'e The ss...s "a is ~
sequis him ftst therefore he IL acquitted and
Of the Consultation PLAINLY County,
to The thereof aa1 said Harrison Reed las no
Authority cons'rue the Constitution at ani AMI . ..L
rds constitutional under oath 81 chiee, 10 a
fiy al enemies ana opqos' "ns
soever n tribunal the contrary
No drreror Samuel T. Day The Gslr elected Lrnn "oy
Acting Governor 81 the State u place OF we sn
Harrison Reed Aforesaid impeahed AMI disqualified from performing
es 1ges do hereby isI. this PROCLAMATION dseag VIC
u tho said Harrison Reel 1ns The so,ae pocsmaos a.
Of tho authority Of the Chef Executive oil me
STATE AMI 10 total disregard Of law and q good go'ernmen snl re'on
tiona its tendeneesi ava heTeg warn AZ good cuhs
well 10 designing men, tha while the duties Of the Ohce
degoye a execute the laws Of this state.
Of expressing ,ttemp At
protect e as abng eIeEs Of this state
civil rights vested ny tho eonsti
obedience the svay constituted auhonss OF
tbs State hereby pncly waning the people am al once Of ms
State obey respect the pretended authority oil
tho said Hsnisou Reek =, . !.
TESTIMONY whereof have bero1so set hard and IN lien q"
as the seal Of the State hereby proclaim that tho same has pesa
secreed or STOLEN. 80 49, 80,
Capitol Tsabaee Florida this 18th day o. Aphl
1917 In the Independence Of the United states OF
America tie goth. sAsBEL r. DAY. Acting Governor
Considerable excitement exists in Official circles
the State Is rumored that Reed aud Gibbs
been arrested Jacksonville ny the Federal author
tties.
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CELEBRATING NOTE5.

-. The Jury IN the case 81 Joseph ~. Fore, 's'
81, Lo8ls have found verIst Of acquu1L
THE abrogatiOn OF the Issaport 6ystom 10
France will efee. the 2o,h Of the enrnst "onh
Bath River IL clear Of ice, AID steamers com.
oe RAINING YESTERDAY the rytr VAS Of en- on hnen "
There prospect Tor the Kenneec opening o ANtf
YESTERDAY being tho seventh anniyersaiy ot
the assassination Presis, Lneola Tags were Jea5t -
al psbhe end nry private batss IN Boo LOWELL D' 'A~
dues In Massachusetts
Fifty coal-heavers on the steam oat LANDING
IN CfhrnrA YESTERDAY o - ~ day. nsyus Dcl 's
"a The orlerr0 oif. worrn 70 stop bot e t9h ~ s
soui given to-day Tie ksn dsPesse % us on~
thspchce
IA meeting was held in fremont temple
evening Ia Of religion. a1cr'h err 70 W.
constitution providing nuq1sor able bssi for rn edges
schools and for every Christian an'e %
tho Rev. Mr. McAsT o. WOO
YORK and Prof }. A. seeye
1.-The following is q list Of the companies hav-
ing gr{a he elevator burned In T0ei0 sarfY
mig HEREFORD Hartford 5000 Amazon OF cnrisssu
81 Home Ne1-Yerk so. Home u Co1inlns Ohio, 81 tst
FniEn Philadelphia $780, Roy'l o. England sOHD byer
p,o London Globe, s700j Ana Of Hartford, Coan. stoy
Phrnlx of Br1on r. 81 0i te Ibsarzlee Com " Sgl
America Of Phlaaepba $500 Germans 81 ssvfod s5S,I
Howard Scgycrk tleO; Continental, 4lO; Pe1nsvssta
Pbsasphs steo saa the Unisn Of Bangor Maine. slSn
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A COIORED MANS PROTEST.

TO The RAZOR or The Triohhe.
SIR As colored man and an earnest
worker in the ranks Of the Republican party scemniy
protest against the condemnatOry resolution relating 10
the Cincinnati Convention adopted by the National Con-
yention OF colored men IN session at New-Orleans ;
and pronounce 1t premature uncaed-tor and in exc
cradle taste Colored men, moiey of the voters OK
the country certainly have their rights In common WITH
All American citizens hui submit that they ghould be
the last people tO condemn movement Whth seems 10
be sls aimed by the most earnest Republicans ana puTes
potriots ON this continent Let them remember that
other men have rights that even col0red men can respect
without derogating from their great Importance as
vnfers President Lncoln's famous reply 10 COlOred
men can I've recalled with profit. would save our
giea party with or without Gen. Grant, but would
save tie party always dcierring TO those who brcatbed
the breath OF political life into mi being, ana elevated
me 10 manhood. LOu'EHiohE'
Baltimore, April IL, 1877.
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foated, 10 the Democrats win belong tho credit Of re-
bukibg wrongs In tho Republican party which Repnpi-
themselves should have done. Thus after tho Ooto

ioeted. to the Democrats WIN belong the cled. OF re-
sukins wrongs in tho Republican party which ReppSi-
tho unenvin5is position OF having Endorsed and
Ssa Which tho people IN ans the
crushing load of the treasury Ring and the Nine Million
forcing the S %h Ss Hs u tie ticket and tho nomination
of new and unexcepoDaDle one or ny urIea,ins ~
October and will stand before Tue p9pne w YIN s,v
itself viii then havo tho credit OF hayn; Icpuna,ed ~,
own eorruptOns and thus purified ana ',cSa. ~ NJ
can claim the support Of thousands for ts ucset h NO
vember who will be hopeesy alieDated u under tne np
picaion OF the party lash, an attempt 70 nu'' '"o
Harrisburg niquity In October is persisted In.
THE PARTY NOT STRONG ENOUGH TO BEAR SUI"
BURDEN.
Frop tn. pIf,adaphia Press (dfmfais'ranonl =.
The dissatisfaction of the Republicans or
hi city With tho eSssIsS sc in tS SH coming "a
tiona Convention, ia general Several OF the gen,ei
are highly anf in their present
pany aud will. We believe join with their leiow hpS
leans IN undong tho work OF the sctSnab,e no1nas
lions be forced upon ntcilgent Psopo, s s, con
passed never to he renewed In view OF p1 To be-
crowned by an election are the OF now wrongs
And Is IN this spirit that We plead against all et"rts u 70
tify bad nominations or as threat aSainst
those who resist such nominations. The rega-
lar STATE Ticket nor can De eses Without
ing the official knont against Independent kepuoea,
party. much we know against his WILL in tho lecture;
Gray contest We pray MIN to hold his hand ron al
politics and will not have, unless selfish cOunses arc
again permitted TO prevail GoiI Grant Is lie strohRys
American with the An.rs rsCpU ts ' cannot dseat
him. with dozen dissatisfied senators huz2ling at tne
heels He founded on the rock ~ 90 1a
is he Is not strong enough to pull through tho schemes
ard usrpatons already perfected and others In course
Of preparation for the spoxti0u ana oegrauasoh oi inc
people Of this city and State
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THE DRAMA.

UNION SQUARE THEATER-THE VOKES FAMILY.
The first genuine hit, of real moment, that
ma been the Union Square Theater since 1t
started, made in 1t last night There must have
been thousand persons conregated IN the place. 1t
was crowded every part-hardy more than dozen OF
the spectators however, being women. The entertain
ment began with bad farce called q My Preserver,"-
piece remarkable for nothing but profusion OF coarse
lines aud plentiful lack of Wit" This was badly
6eted No company Of transformers In the wilderness
could have made worse exhibition than given by
extraordinary persons let loose during this prelude
They Of the kind that has long been such crying
eyat cumbers the stage with dullness and dsgraceS
IL with vulgary. As soon, however, as the audience
had matched hOrrid JOY" from this preliminary fool
ing, there was flourish Of music and the curtain
rose upon the entertainment afforded by the Vokes
Family Of London. These performers five in number,
bounded upon the stage in condition OF exhilaratng
vitality and merriment, and they instantly saluted
with cOpous emphatic plaudits, and with
baskets of flowers These tokens Of approval they
speedily found TO deserve. II is not easy TO describe
their entertainment in definite language We shall best
indicate it, perhaps. BY aging that it is conglo- ton
OF 1arcc buriesque and serious acting 1t is caed-at
least was" The Bellies OF the Kitchen" 1t had
all the effect a slice out of actual human experience
Many years ago, David Garrick wrote farce called
"ih Life Below Stairs" The idea of that farce has
often used since upon the stage, In the exposition
and rdlcule Of the pretensons and snobbery Of the
servants hall. Some such idea pervades the entertain
ment last night given by the Vokes Family The Bellies
Of the Kitchen. ia the absence Of the mistress call In
couple OF young men, and rchearse performance which
they propose give in rivalry Of another attempt OF the
character They do little grotesque dancing and
vocaim trayestie part OF Romeo and Juliet" bur
lesQue the tower in II TrovatOre and conclude
with ballet All this they do with prOdigious vitality
and with perfectly proficient skill; and they are
thoroughly in earnest This gives them
Immediate hold upon public attention and sympathy,
Of an engaging character. They at their best in
the groesQue business ana ballet dancing Their
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pspsrs. fS great nuisance. tho greatest reservoir
stencil ltb and corruption IN tho world, 10 TO 10 seps
mp for no othes purpose, that can 10 ios.ss
the Democracy sn,o thrive I'm such places. go 70 Al
bany this day for the purpose of stating The past snd
present OF Washington Market with the ea OF know
ing the latter paid the market visit Monday after
n6on and report its general condition very filthy THO
panss the made grogd arc much broken ana rntty.
On fle North River Is pass Of filth nearly 200 feet long.
Il feet high, aud about Il feet ~ the base iifeceht
practices are tee top Of H. and are uncbocko
Nv fhe notice. Washington Nnket should be sold. IL
gill bring a large sum of money, aud great nuissnce
viii thereby be stopped. 1--WE
Ectr. IorE. AnIil Is. 1Sl2
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PERSONAL.

Fuerbach, the German philosopher and Re-
publican, who is suffering from III health has received
81 through Karl Bnd from his admirers In England.
aj.-Gen. Emmett, a British veteran, who
entered the army is dead He served In the
giDeers and took part in the attack Gen. Jacksons
well defended lines at New-Orleans.
Sir AlgernOn Peyton of the First Life Guards,
who was descended from Of the oldest families Of
England, died recently He Master of the Bcester
Fox Hounds and was q worthy type Of the English
Squire.
The Rev. Robert Moffatt, the African mis-
sonary who has himself been 500 miles into the interior
Of Africa considers that his soninaw Dr. Livingstone.
ia SAFE staying at the headquarters Of chief
until he receives aid from home.
American visitors to the Hague mention
with satisfaction the bonors accorded the late Minister
to England MI. Motley who is hardly second to tie
King In good graces Of the Nehlanders Mr. Motley is
engaged upon historical work but upon what
tion epoch, is not stated though probably the
conclusion OF the absorbing story of the Dutch Repub
lie" promised In the last volume Of the narrative already
published.
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AF soa 1oS ssr g. % 5
Gerai scS a: TIE Of ra IT, p Feeaisn r'Td.or ~
o4ase Neve Tuesday afternoon At oeOeA TAa' leave o''
BEyDc A'P Fax o. sTT All "A Iis; " si': w. W. b'n'
Friend, Of the a rs2seo ~, F' lie. a' o Ls n ron ~,
bis @ 5sS,Isf %s . . i1i Ts leave Te d
cor River Railroad 1t $50 returning at &!S IL Carriages "ibs
In waiting On arrival Of tie train.
cLARK-At Psmyie we Co1It on Sui, eyhlns 4P,
Relatives ana f ads are ( c i i a 20 l,e & I'm
Ph,aieiyhia popsrs please copy
CuLvERAt Sandy Hill, " the 18th inst james Culver h'
rr .DM ION on Th IN az lc.hn
DICKNsON-A his resde1e 2ls Es. Nity1cqn9 on a',i,
April 49, Edward . Dickinson (ouperhienent IH~'e Ia l. ''
Notice Of iaaers hereafter
EvERDELIon Sunday Aqr H. Thoma Ev6's cue. frn o. ngsg
and MARY EwbaHk Eyoen md grandson Of The LIE Thomas v
ps, m, friends Of tie frg are invited a,tep the fae from
II" ociecs
rIrzpArRicK-A solemn reqr viii be oTei % T. 81 Pc.
5s k e fat Il: e6ss Of as So Of tie Lite % Rev q
qbs 1yrs clergy ar bis friends are respectfully rye to attend
GALE-At Catssil on saluriay, tie 18Th inst, Die Gee 49,
Funeral services vii led he Reformed Church at i O'Clock Sa
CrueSdiy) morning.
noLLEYBAcx-At Aiken. s Aqrl 1872 rT,ace, Jpe7has
Of MI JoSn %doi~ Sis e '. .craer Of lbs ety.
iEFoRD-on sunay spdl H. Willie. infant sOu ofWia~ H. an
r aSsS ap ers Of tie m ere respectfully invited sicus
,h funeral services tie r4caes o. ls lha Ac John Ys
No. ll9 wc FoF-nH'h'i on TUESDAY tue l' a'| 0e0
pm. -
JcuYs on In i city, Fdy re m inst, ofp1 oaOrs E!vi'
r. Johnson Of Adeowa Coal, in The tl year OF as afa
McoUADROn Srnisy, April II, '3 Of consumption JA's No
Cfale. n lis .8ta year. - a. ,,-, n,
The funeral viii IA Re place to-day the Church Of St. Peter 'nl Pal
reconls Nnlamsburgh ~ O'Clock a. kt'os end IN IN
are iayel h. attend without further notice Re ilcst IN pee
AT0yA TOWN " on sunday afternoon the a inst Mn
Jane A. Slt'atcl, aged 70 years. 49,
The fnuer. place No da'ierrae Troy on WEDNESDAY
afternoon the i,th inst.
sILLCOCKS-Oa Monday April U.s. Jane, vile OF 'aHIha ee~s
81. In he09tI ye'r Of her .,.--..-, =. 49,,
T ,el,,iye- anil friends fsm respectfully avei 10 aeot
the funeral no her lac resdeac SO West Thirty tbst on cd
nesday April u, At O'clock
sELLBCK-sc,sny IN Jersey City on tn, lth a' h,eyG se
4. Selleck. 49,, - T-..,,~ nh ia. q, Va
The funeral will place O'clock on irAy lVtA hs' " No
aoa New Fourth-st , Grove jersey CNy.
yARNEYA sayansah April L. Royal w Vsney NJ D. -
this city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Cleveland papers please copr.
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TIE MATE or TRADE
DON ysTIC MARKETS.


NEwORrRAys Aprl Flour qnet; Low 10 Cho's Treble Efrs
So 1888 sO Family SO ss1 Sii 80 Corn dc RI &c AIt
6lc White 6oa7O oats duh S5d57c ese - Co Hay
dull Prime $40; Choice 81, PORK sdsEeei Me-, sA iaea
qsie,i sbOullers Sc sides. E7i Hns-sugaIY lie
Lard du Terce 9d9i Keg t& SUGAR good de NO. ommDa
&c. Fair to Good Fs sIa9c Ctcce DIE osses in gsg maid;
Thin FermeltiDg zlc Gooi Pen,ng 4o Thin Cfieo Bottom.
47c Whisky dull at 8OQ0ic CoEo dull IL! G20c Eebau.
Sterling l2JE; NeHlork Sight DrlfJ premium God no.
WI.xlyGTos April l5-Spirs Tur1entpe que; ga
firm 50 for Strsue Cu TurpenEne Grn at y Tor
Hard 81 for Yellow Dip and 80 20 M Yr Lsg quiet 81 -
ALBsSY April l5-hea market bu,Fan With tcuTe ng 10
rand; ssles Of cars Amber Canad at % Is RI cii sd
nopaL Com steady 70c being the Ho.tnf dong
Barley. cOmmaAdE steaton sales Of ar S1ase " ~
as
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TIE MIDLAND RAILROAD BRIDGE ACCIDENT
The inquest on the body of John Richard
Doremus who was killed by the accident on the Midland
Railroad at Saddle River, near Hackensack, N j. on
wednesday was continued before Coroner zabriske ana
Jury. Yesterday. At the opening of the inquest on
Thursday the evidence relating to tho death OF Doremus
VS. ven and the evicence yesterday related almost X
clusiyely to the condition of the bridge several i
rortant witneAses were absent. VIM. Williams, Jostp
staSo Aaron j. Garettson, Gilbert Ackorinan, an d
Other testified that the bridge had been ana
II is alleged that the Company Il keeping important evil
dence from the public.
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Toussainf L'ouverture College,


The rights fall citizenship have % been gwen 70 u.s. spa N ns
xs freely granted but hitherto have not eoye me
collegiate professional education without tenS
ss,ast,Stly reminded belong TO tie African raee
In hpn 1871 Legislature OF the STATE OF Nes orr pS ne ",
act incorporating "0USSAlST EoUVEktuhE CoL
IEE8 AZ the education OF co0rrd yoatb
Ths Tru,tees named such Charter have duly anu n
resolved 10 College tle bank OF the TUCSON
ths CITY of We make this appeal 70 our rh '
all should have College o. our own wy en-
doyd and weu provided particular snail OF even
fund will none and Renee W. 10Y - ~
The single subscription until tas sum ~ @i0 -
been actually subscribed a. .r,.u.., d. an. ,g.,,.
and to shall appeal to cur tes every sa, @ I'm
sppoud by US solicit subcrOtoas They arr no. auhoaJ
ni a the proper through whom ubph%ns ma, ue is
- !, viii no 10 the General Ifcs'aI.n
M JOIIN PArT Of the City Of feughkeepSc hss cons
,t ss pr General and bis certificate d9P a'ho
60. mat 100 actually subscribed VIII o. p''
each sbsorber hs will b requested 70 r n oah ~
scngAon. ns.-. =, posri ~ rr,.ees, 81 s,il Col,f@
American InstitI.te Formers Club.-fh sila -,
80 TFsDAY al o'clock At the rooms o. we ins.ps'
he Coope Building AL interested In XIV pe At
vited.
p.,.u,.-yCNN Co., Publishers Scientific america y, 90
,ox N r. ob.an patents eyewhcrei % yeAfs
confidential send Patent Las. aud oslSs 70 ,a,
a.r.e ..nbers Marshail's Uterine Cnthocen' "S '1'
.,.n .is fos Female weakness bol py an y1Ks a.
s'''~ 'S~"' W. GkAkfBSbhK6 W, I's "Va~-"
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ANOTHER WINE MURDER.

The inquest in the case OF MIS-. Kosa NC
Clone who dsanpeared last Fall, and whose body was
foppd IN tho Passac River week, has resulted In
verdict against her husband, William MoGlone' VINO mas
been arrested and lodged the County JAIL at Pater-
som ON a charge of numbering his WIG.
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LIBERALISM IN NEW-JERSEY.
aNo1urp AnupppNT To TIE coon CAUsr

CAMDEN, N. j., April 15.-John s. Mitchell, o
leadg Republican lawyer of West Jersey, has written
letter the Hon. James NJ scovel declaring in favor OF
the Cincinnati Convention.
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TIE FEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAX DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON April l6--l a. IL
Sun0psis for The past irentyJoW hours.
Tie lowest barometer has moved from Iowa
sourncastwardly Illinois and Virginia, ana Is 10"
Of the A tantic coast. .,, 80 49,
Tho area of rain from Tennessee n0rthward has ex-
tended eastward the Atlantic but snow over tle
lake region Rising barometer, northcriy to westerly
winds and clearing weather have now extended east
ward TO the South Atlantic coast, West Virginia and Lake
Erie ,,y,,
Rising barometer. northerly to westerly winds ana
clearng weather will extend eastward over me lulc
States by Tuesday morning. and over NeWEhsAhd uui-
Clear weather will probably continue from the Lakes
10 the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts Dangerous "id5
are not anticipated.
SEVERE STORM IN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, April ia very severe storm
hogan about midnight, and ragged with fury until ?
o'clock this afternoon The telegraph lines were pros
troted at several places The schooner Liberty was
dashed TO pieces upon pier while trying to make the
harhor last night, aud the steward, named thompson,
was lost.
AN APRIL SNOw-STORM.
The cool and cloudy weather OF yesterday
resulted about y. w., in brisl snow-storm, which
filled the air with immense fakes for IS or 20 minutes.
There was no wind at the time. and the snow melted on
the pavements az fast as 1t fell.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

PERSONALITY IELEUKAPH,
The Prince and Princess Of Wales have arrived in
Milan.
...James B. Skinner of Rockford, ILL.,, q noted
pow Manufacturer died yesterday.
THE Hon. r. G. Scbenck left London for
vsnor Isle Of Wight Saturday lie vii return TO London today
.Senor Enrico Tamberlik, the celebrated tenor
ng will The representatives Of foreign journals
gave him splendid banquet. yesterday
80. The Grand Jury of Philadelphia have found q
Charles A. Dams Of The ko York
libel William Kem State Treasurer Of Pennsylvana In
an article Published IN The relative 10 the Evans fraud
Tho Hon. =. C.. Van Wrinkle, late u. s. Senator
Virginia died Ia Pakersbug yesterday The deceased took
very prominent part In the formation Of bis State he was one Of TIE
epubesn members who voted against the Impeachment Of
Prexdelt johnson.
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SEVERE STORM IN WISCONSIN.
THE PRESS AT THE JUBILEE.

BosroN, April 15.-The Committee on the
Reception OF Press, at the forthcoming lnternatoai
Jubilee held their first meeting tonight and elected
lanes r. Osgood, Permanent Chairman. and X Z. DUE
ham, Secretary. Preliminary steps were taken 10 OK
tend an invitation to newspaper editors throughout the
couutry to attend.
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wAeuINGTON MARKET.

TO the Editor OF The TrtoHne.
SIR: did hope that the days OF compromise
wero over on great evils after the great spa'm OF virtue
IN November: but judging from what eco In tho news
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FLORIDA.
| PROCLAMATION BY lIFUTENANT-GOv. Day
| TROUBLE AHEAD.
|


TROUBLE AHEAD.
GENERAL PRESS DiSPATCHI
TALLAHASSEE, April 15.-The following was
issued ths morning by the Acting OF Florida
Assembly Florida on the 10Th OF Feoru
A. D., 1872. by vote inpeacei hss9n Reed
of the high crimes IA once ana
articles be duly presented 10 the Senate
against the said Harrison Reed and - OIL, /,
Vhfre1J State Of Florida prtoes nht IN
Impeachment officer such onecr shan 20 de- ne1 an
arrest disqualified from Ierf1 the uue OF MS
Office acquitted the Sonate AL also provides tha case an
power and dulles OF the ON 70 OF Gov
devov upon Lieut. nant Governor Tor the Felue OIL 'A
term once until the disabilities shall e'ssei ami
On the 21ih Of December. d. lo was W .as
have been duly elected 70 'he o
election he'd the Sih DAY OF
the Aforesaid been recognized as ~ ca
until the impeachment Of the said Harrison N'd "
BY the officers ard departments Of Government "a. ~
WL,rea pursuance Of the PLAN oommsnd OF ie
10Th day OF February Aforesaid anu aeI W.
arroa Reed had vacated Oee Of state III htelshe
Of ,he s admitted to the said once ana nave pee
av Legislature, the Jnta "aIs
and by arlon having been legally Installed IN sah
Office. 40, -.-.., 1911 A.. ..tt
Harrison Re did called PROCLAMATION de'rhs MN
10 he entitled 10 execute functions u do'enof ana pncei tHe
se,l Of State impressed hsrcOn BY eonsey VIVA ana Ioust
s mooniue psrsdI he seesA oil oAe TIC san Hai'a
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THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 15-ln the United
States Court to-day evidence was heard In the case oi
Vim Iowrey charged with conspiracy under tue En-
for,cment act The Will probably go 10 the jury to
night Miles McCulOch OF York County pleaded euity
AMI
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LATEST SHIP XEHS.
For Other Ship Eecs see Second Pa7r.l

Tor Other Ship Heps see Stcofd Fd5DI
ARRIVED.
Ship Favn Liverpool Feb With mie Is 7boei on tsS
Lydia Cole Jones, De Cuba Is days viii
MIND-Sundswn. light, s. b.; slowing.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
April l5AnVed steamships seminole, from siyannaht
Eernoe from Ney.Yort; big Tesscr, from Ci-r'iryOs
SAyAsvAH Ga Apnl q Arrived steamships Orelta n Bos.ens
Herman Lvagoa l;eS-lok; 1onaanda Vm Philadelphia
bark Alama Bremen.
CH,KLEsroy s. c. A~l 15-Arrved. s.eim'hp Virginia fros
Philadelphia Failed Heagic Bon, c Lgeipo0i osr h T.
Emerson Tor Boston.
FOREIGN POTTS.
Ouyrysroy April i51be steamship Pala ttsDa ios New
York for Liverpool. arrived this afternoon .
BRPsT April l5-Ihe French Transatlantic ConpanTs samsno
Pere Dsure which sailed tho arrived
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