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The Drumsn ouH Cciliery Horror.

HALIFAX, n. $, May l5.-rhe fire and ex.
plosioDs at the Drummond mine continue.
Four men who attempted to descend i'll
hopes to rescue somc Of those below were
blown to atoms by another explosion. One
of them was driven into the eir 100 feet,
and. descending, landed in the woods.
Forty.fyc cf the victims were married
men. The manager, Mr.. Dunn, lost his
life by descending after the first explosion.
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81. LOFTS May l5.-Goyernor Walker has
bean elected president OF the Congressional
Conference.
lie made Il speech i'll favor of the james
ti>"r and kanawhd Canal.
Resolutions were adopted thanking the
authorities and citizens Of st. Louis for their
hospitality; that the addresses be printed in
pamphlet Term and n copy forwarded to each
nc'nl"r OF Congress; that the convention
= u''pls Impressed with the views pre-
s"u''3. aud that they deserve the earnest
IlIa careful consideration of Congress.
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State of Trade at other Paints.
pE.TERSist R.,. "a.

MAY "a t.fon. i hc market II quiet uid m.
changed With hight ,al"s yesterday a, oar quota.
tioiis-,il. inferior grades III 1:.r. fair IL good
litGo l5c.; very good tn prime, l65m lIc.
T1bDrcD. The markct continues dull and prices
are unsatisfactory Tor all kinds except very
good shipping a,Id sorts suitable for black work.
For inferior and common luss prices arc"cry low,
and The same remark i applicable I" non'lr~crint
Leaf.
"" quote; Poor 10 common lugs. si.50ai S'.5u
fair Ia good. SGttsi: very good s1."ottS1jy; hon
dcscript leaf, s7 $50: dark. strong tobacco sita-
llr for black work S?mSl1 The demand here f"r
r"a!-currd Is very limited, and such cannot bc sol"
~ satisfactory price. Wrquulc Tugs al :5.;OaSlo
;nh Leaf S>.5Gv, N;i, ~ to quality.
Ptnnn's.- trripts continue fair and the mar
kc !, firm for Tin rilrr .'r-''cs Wrqto:c Fair IL
good, b"n 15c. h.inr /" rrlr prime. "o'.s, ri H.
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hAw YORK, May 5.-lhc tTi>" of stoke,
CONES before the Court ri Appeals within
fourteen days.
The Jury III the cast Of tckari against
Collector Schc!I for the recovery 81 "ns mil.
lion Of dollars illegal duties eXactcd failed
10 agree, and the court adjourned.
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EYNLiBERG, Va.
tJ.EXasERIS, \ |.

NsYI!-Whaat l. active and i1n; s1its ~ reg
At II = ard 81 - lor ncsiiirn and GOOD 5lp's ano
y 81 sl>s 81 30, AMI $40! for very Sood 10 prime
offerings to-day of iGo bushels red. Corn Ii less ac-
tive and prices Aay. declined fully ic. during INC
week: offerings of 1850 Dtshc!; mixed aud - o'
lnrnrs of - bushels of I.yc and III OF Oats. with
.lcs III the fo,l,cr ut II o. i CT the later Ut SC
Ear-curu brought Il Is i, barrel.
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Meeting of Presbyterian General
Assembly

EMraoRf, May l5.-The eighty.iifih an
hnal General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church convened here to-day. The church
Via crowded. Aftcr impressive preliminary
ceremonies. SO delegates answered at roll
call. iicN. Howard Crosby was elected Mode.
la!or. wi,cn The body adjourned.
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!hrrc.s Of AN Alleged NniI-Rohber.

f-ir,ra' Telegram /" the hi>Intrh.
ir;ha>rri,, VA, May H. Captain Frey.
>t,n.t:I agent " The ro>t-Ufhcr Department.
arrested IN u>hington to.tl;t, William
Aa'i.f, who i. charged with r"bhins the
,rti:, Of registered Packages on the route be-
tween brunswick md Macon. Ga. Captain
ir,. passed through l"rc to-day with hi>
lrsourr on hi> way 10 Savannah, WHERE lie
~, hc examine. before il United States
commissioner. lie regards the cre rs being
It very rl'ar enc,
Archer wn- form'rlv mail agent on the
r3.t," ''.'"r,n l.rlnnund and Greenshcro'.
So.
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HlIlliNETON. ~

MAY l!.-SpiritS 2urptmtins.-S OF 100 c;,sk.
ut sic. per gallon for southern packages. Marked
quiet
Rosin. -sacS Of 500 barrels strained at $3.50, md
50 barrels ut SJ.5o TOR pale. Mn rh,.t quiet,
frnde IHrpsHtfae--SaiC5 80. ts,rrcls at a. % for
virgin and yelIow-dip and i. for Lard LATER iu
the day sales made OF aGO barrrls IL ~ as for
virgin and ycliowdlp and E 10 fur hard subject To
rAtra, and so barrels at $3.50 for virgin AMI yellow
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{ ltf,,s.

NV loRg, May lj.-Admial Green
writes from santiago lie Cuba that traffic
with the interior is cut off by The insurgents.
He believes Tie ineui2cn', ~ lie Letter sup.
piled than ,ser with arms and ammunition,
I'D tEut the ln;uIrcl.ion * duly becoming
more formidable.
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Eiy EeIc2'ril.Sfs,
.F -
\ i.N lpt,l, MAR !. 4. Is


NV irEh. May iJ.--t oti"u closed quiet iHd
>ic,fv: ~n| :. 3lr hiir> prit': unchanged Flour
.tcti>r With onward trninuc. common 10 tair tN-
ira .na.t $50: Spu' IT, choice s13't, SllJ9 v Ill
!.ty tnchHu.r3i. Wheat closed "a,i"r. Corn Closed
heavy. tho a'ls"hc, ~ fright, checks gram rH-
ports western and suuiirrn N.lin" corr, sc H,r.
,l,iI ~ 7tFL.4r. "rt ll'AlS ~ -. Lard >t"lIy
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North Carolina.
u.LITAx AND SCOTLAND NECK RAILROAD

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
WELDON, n. G., May 10.---At an election
held today III this county for the purpose OF
c,..t'ar al appropriation to aid in building
thv Halifax and Scotland Neck railroad the
following votes We're cast: At Weldon-For,
III a.ain>t. 22i. Enfield For, .; against,
~. Il /, Thought the county will 50 against
liz differentiation.
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riu,ang his garments 50 that tailor womb
have hegn borritied. He was knocked down
and quite badly Injured, one of his legs nav,
iny a furrow ploushed in it for ell ht or ten
inches. 4 number of men got out reyolr'rs
TO shoot the Cow. but they dared rot hFe'
and she was finally driven into yard ana So
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The Russian Mission.

new YORK, May 15.-Judge Edwards
Picrrepont says he han not yet decided
whether he will accept the Russian mission.
and ,1nuot determine till after II visit to
Washington.
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Canada Pacific Railroad.

OrrowA, May l5.-Charges lmvc been
brought against sir Hugh Allen in connec,.
ton with the Canada Pacific railroad. and
tho rca>scmblng of the special committee
to investigate the affairs Of that road has
hpun Drdpro1
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tERiNEU.
rtt.n.itr Wvar"t.', Couch, W" YORK. u,.r-
TIN ri>r t,rd passengers, .; ". Alien 10 Ar,n;-
>udtIHr fIIa tiiuco\. t.H"ri, ",ti tuts plrr
cil.nii,. aud .-Nvu".tss. /. J.. ttuiit. t,ral.
>ctun,,r Iurt. Mailman: Windsor, piaste Stapi.s
K Blair.
~,hpnn { t,,uig,' \. rwihrll, Miller. Georgetown.
h. G.. cnn, :. II Have.
schooner BcnJanin 4. Kigg, Ma.on. fhlsirl-
rhl, c"tl. y. III. HAYES.
Schooner Or Ole haAcr N""d's Hole, gu,n", Al
li>nn < addison.
SAILED.
Steamer fG ire, Gaaticr. Philadelphia, iucrcllai-
disc and Passengers, ". T. Porter. aycnt.
steamer John sylvester. lu>t. Norfolk. mcr-
chan,ii 4 ard pas ,'iigrr>. l.. H. Tatum, a@cut.
Schooner Fr:iuklm Bcil. Sa\uH, New ork, camel
coal, curtis X Parker.
SCHOONER II. VI. summons, Bush, New York. cam
II coal Cards & Parker
Schooner J H. I"hn>ion, Rose, avn river Ia load
M,-,l.
r.-""cr S"ni,r R"tdri,nf, i.o>l"u, n.c ch,n,it>y.
tnrr.r / -.
LINEED fbE iiiiS iDHt.
>>s'h,m ~ S'h,-r. peek, from Ituchiand for Rich
III mi, art II ~ i:"cl' day 10th instant.
S"lis",E i tir and ltril. Perry tor RichuIul.l,
cl"arc II :r>'or t..th ir+'In,.
MraorA>nrM.
Schooner 'rradc Wind lngrshlm, Elclmvnl, Va
sch.nn J L. lds.y, StrHlman, Richmond, Va
arrived a! New l"lh 18th May!
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About THE MoDocs - Tie lava-!,cd CORE
spondent of the sacramento Record thinks
il will take three or four thousand men Ia
rout the saYaacs from t:lcir stronghold. He
says:
Tue effective force Oh this c';;l>t. including
Washington Territory, Oregon. and taliIpr-
uia, will fall short OF $500 men. and it is
we'll known that al Ills force cannot be
brought into the field in any emergency.
Men must be left to care for forts, camps,
and posts. and if the whole force could be
brought there at once. landed ut our camp TO.
night, VIC could not surround the Indians.
owing To The nature Of the ground have de
scribed. Then we answer the sixth query
"Can we cytertuinatc thcm in the event of
another battc:" Certainly not, for the
reasons already given: we cannot t~ttch or
surround them"
And now | come ia the first question.
" Is the fight euded:" NJ, nor will it be
while Modoc is known tp he in arms and
in any accessible place. Rest assured that
there will BE- no cessation OF the fight until
the awful trclchery which has maddeGed
all alike has been avenged by the eNtcrmina-
ton OF the tribe. But am unable to form
al idea " hen this end will come. You can
uon JuUSt III We'll aS i, toI 4 ua'e gwen Sou
my':mprcssion of the situation aud the views
OF Others better versed in Indian warfare
and the habits of this peculiar tribe than
myself. These views arc given for what
they are worth. DO not pronounce them
TO be dictates OF fate. lul tar positions A.
s,lncd are all possible. and h'-hIy probable.
One word more: II thu drs,rnds to Il gllcr-
lila warfare. i, will j." >oo,l. and then YOU
vii! have M further ne for correspondent
At the font. aud ,hlil return.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. May l3.--For the Gulf and
south Atlantic states and Tennessee. north
western aud -outhwr>'crly winds; slowly in
rreasing pressure, partly cloudy Weather, and
rain in the south Atlantic states.
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BALTIMORE, May l'.-F!"nr GuIl and steady
mtr-> utrllailgcd. hrlt steady AMI la iLir -
ir1rd: ,.ri,,.> G.rLtt, gel. Corn active, whI'c
-"rtmru. G.r.: n"tI''"s >ouircrn. oic. oats iirm
southern. f"tL!'". ny" GHl &c t7>l. Hay IN
charged. Pro-, i-l"I> very nu!l AMI weak prices
,Iirlr:la"d Western 'li'"r hrm and uI'cltugrd.
M!ish.s nriu &'G -.2"c'. Esr. sugar. very Ii"m ~
,fA,i
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dipsand s2es for hard free Of extra. Marke.
Tmr,-ssles Of 90 barrels at SIS y barrel Market
quiet and steady.
trfion.-So Sales 10 report. We quote nomnally
nc follows: Low ordinary, lie. ~ b. !; ordinary.
12, COOL ordinary I5c. strict good orninary lee.
low nlddling IKE; InldIiing, lSc. strict mddlips,
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Arrest Of Il BosseD Forper

bosro>, May l5.--Jamcs A. Coe, the for.
ger, las ircn committed in default of forty
tho2:;n d E"r,' bail. His operations OK.
ccea l"o HUNDRED thousand dollars,
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"p!hk Sheldon, who used to wax hi,
m"u>tache in the lovely village OF Cave
spr,ns, IN this State, but who now liycth In
i'aiias, Texas, wrote a letter to Empress Eu-
gene symIathizins with her in the loss Of her
husband. Strange TO say, the Empress man,
asel 10 read his letter, and answered it !;
winch answer is published In The Dallas
Hrrotd Pink is goiu; over to see bcr."-
1Hdnta Herald.
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Murderer Hanged.

: MvRRls1ow>. y. j., May i.n>iSnani,
the murderr of Luyl. WAS hanged here to.
day. He died easily and quick.
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LlvEHr,rrI., May .j.-NheI; firna"r ~ r. sd a
-. 81. toto closed quiet: np'mis. ~: 'r"ah7'
!.I.: ~ah.s. American, : ,0tp hlic-.
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STRUCK His KY \orH.--[ From the Eat
Contributors saturday Night. 1.-The other
day Il gawk, Youth from the rural districts
stopped ut Il Aforementioned stand on Fifth
street to view the wonder, there exposed for
sale, and became interested in mouth-org;n
Ii was not q Jews harp; although an
I.racllc was the vendor thereof. but iii
1cen-ccnt haImonicGn. "Nerdigri>" Placed
it almost out of sight in his Otl-tashioncd
fireplace of u mouth, and brcathed his soul
out swectly there. His eyes were almost
closed. his bead dropped 10 one side, his
whole appearance Showed he had surren-
dcred to tie power Of music. How long he
would have continued Ia man Iii >ly-pro
badly until hunger ~ nig1t had driven him
to seek food ur shelter; but the cruel turner
of nitnhc pennies cut short hi> dream By
demand for pay for his instrument. ever
d. laid i; down with longing. lingering
look. rs though he thought, Can such
things he aDu overcome lis like summer
dream" and hied him. r. be progressed
in his COW hidrs Oh his way. Th"r" was .cul
;ltlincd to harmony in hat cilap. II any
ht:<e citizen Waut> IL cninvN Iir>i-cll,s scu>;.-
ton, let hi:n borrow thu, fellow for an eve
nn. and take hiin to be opera nr Il grand
cunrclt. His eyes would stick out bcy0nd
tie lobster gauge, aud doubtless could be
removed without RECALLING him from the
charmed realm of harmonious sound.
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Trr FUTURE OF NIAGARA.--In conclusion.
VIC EBAY shy 4 word regarding the proyiuiate
future Of Niagara. At the date Of cxclva-
ton assigned To it hy Sir Charlie. LyciI--
namely, II foot year-tivc thousand Years
will carry the Horseshoe Eal far higher
than Cont Island. As the gorge rccedcs, it
will drain, III it has hitherto done, tie hunks
right and left of il, thus leaving nearly
level terrace between Goat Island aud the
edge of the gorge. Higher up il viii totally
drain the American branch of the river. the
channel OF which in due time will bccoln,
cutirablc land.
The American fall wilt then Ic trans
lorlo'd into dry preeipicc. forming sim
PIE continuation ct the cliti'y boundary of
The Niagara. At the place occupied 10y the
luli at this moment we shall have the gorge
enclosing a right angle. a second wbilpo"
being the consequence. OF this. TO those who
visit Magyar, tire mll"nium> hence. leave
the veritlcation OF t.li.I pr. diction for NY
own Hrt, have profound pe.S,ia>ion that
it Will prove literally true PruiessDr Ty,.-
dan, IN Popular Science Monthly Jor juno.
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kt' lih'ND NV f-~i'th NNhhI
Tho following l. tic report OF Mr.. l.. ,;:mui
wcghmn,nr. of the -ar- al lifc--tUch from TIT
tth 10 the 18th nj May. 1873:
CATrLE.-5p head sold from JstdSsr.. -roas.
SHEEr-Gi head sold FROM o3h.atc. grus,
llpGS.-5I heal sold from ItG,3r.. ncf.
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TAXING tIoRS-SoME STARTLING EXrt-
HlE<cES WITH \ Bov!:E.-t From the Detroit
FRI" Prc<>. I-.Ihnu' darh Friday evening
Il Young man came INTO I'll" rI;! on the Grn-
tot road with Il co" which he had sold to II
butcher, not 20 mitch on account OF her fine
condition rs bccilllSe She was too dangerous
nm animal to keep around Il farm. Notwith-
standing the COWS ugly disposition the man
had taken no prCcaution to prevent her from
dashing here and there, and soon after
coming through the toIl-;rate she began to
exhibit her temper. Her first dash was ut Il
horse and buggy and she made ut the aor-c
10 viro,lsv that nc wh"c!cd around. over
turned the vehicle. and badly bruised the
driver.
\ lew rods further down tho street the
COW overturned Il box hcapcd up with dry
goods in front Of 4 store, and she tossed some
Of the bolts of cloth fifteen feet high. Nearly
everything was thrown into the mud. and
the COW tramplcd on what she did not tos..
There WAS Il general cry for some one 10
shoot The animal. Tut Eriorc any rcvcu-
tiouary weapons could he cleaned up she
went down the street pli II yalinp. \ man
nanled Gibbs va, crussin. The street with u
basket on his arm. booking down the street:
The lirst thing he knew the COW had tossed
him into the ditch and was looking Tor an
other victim. One Of her horns tore MS
coat clear To The collar. and his back was
"raked" enough to draw the blood pretty
freely. The animal next made Tor little
girl, but shc ran into yard and escaped.
\ man named Williamson was Standing IN
front of Il hardware stnrr, aud when he saw
the cow coming for him he picked up
plough and held The handles toward her.
She lowered her head and took the ptougl,
"pInmb centre" knockin" Williamson ci,ar
In the stor"-ioor. nd anihing him - much
That hrwa> a long time il finding ont what hit
him. The s;Icct was clear nj pedestrians for
lgyn blocks, with the exception Of II man
who ran "ut win II dray stake 10 brain the
anl,.la!. lie hit her on the wrong end to
kaock her Trains out. aud she wheeled, he
wheeled, and sic struck him on the back,
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Dl1LpTNG-srONE OF STAG, COAL-hsuES, DC.
The advantage 81 the manutac, ure OF III"
-o-,":!d ''yo,~,n" stone" out OF a,hc>,
sla~. .Nr., ic> not only in the utilization oi
waste material, but in cccnoniZn" the yalu-
able llnd near works gcuerallv covered by
these substitutes. Although this refuse has
been used a> Il substitute for sand IN mortar,
Il suitable cement that Wo;Iid Withstand the
wcathcr and at The same time lmrut
strength to these mortar MASSES was stu
needed TO convert them into building stone
BY the use Of hydraulic lime and other
c,lncntiuG materials y. Schroeder. of kreuz-
n,ciI i;..< succeeded in forming brick out OF
.l,i- r,rll-", IF winch large dwellings have
in..,t luIt. arches in churches. and cellars
put iil rnr OF twenty feet SPUN, &c.; aud
il is ckincd hv schroeder that there Is IN
better nor cheaper ni'terial Tor lce-crilars,
wells, Ac.. and fiat il is especially adnHtcd
to laboratories and powder magazines.
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10 TRAIN FrcnsIAs. When Zip has
crown ,ix OF eight inches high nir out the
tcp down TO tie last set of leaves, it will
then throw ont bruncha, OF each side, Let
these erow eight or ten inrhp-. ftcn nir
Them opt rs before; IL" top, III each branch.
when .,rown TIC sane height a. the others,
nil' out a::c'it; then procure s.'.N.thr SIR
ut ,n,r 6u"rr, e,uhlrrn iuc!ic> III length:
take Il hron->,Il1 WIZ, t"inc hnck ana !"rtn
alternately through holc> hrttic i'll The stick
equal di,ta,-'r> alu'i; place thl, firmly IN
the pot back Of r!le plant, tie the branches
to it, aul ynu vii! have, when in Hover. ii
beautiful and very graceful plant.
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either etoc& amt Money MARKETS..

10y TELtnRArHJ
NEW iORk.
new YORK May l5.-Money. 53s. Sterling i0>a.
tiul,i, ll.smllsse Governments dull and steaI".
states dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, MAY l5.-Eirsinia c"ii-ti. 81 Ntst
Eirginia'>, l.. Nullh taroln2c5. r" l'A' H.
i;id in-;ity-
PARIS. Nav l5-k.iitr> 5if -. optci. decreased
75n. 20" franz
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NEW YORK. Ma, Ii. Il specIa! - tEc He
rold reports complete riory for the Carl
isis at pureto, in Navarro. The battle ended
with grand clargs, cauaiDg Il tctal .O'lt.
Tire tarlsts captured one cannon. four Re-
publican chief officer, aud >iNtv-tour men.
The Carlist> numbered 5000 men.
MADRID, May l4.--Thc "F0pic'" has hecn
sounded in Barcelona for the rescue OF the
maritime town Of Marato, fifteen miles dis
tant, which Sabalrs CarliSts had captured.
Troops are hurrying to Maratn.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS. May l5.--lI is ruuIored that the Le-
yilimi>t> and Urleani>ts have combined to
overthrow Thier>, and will ask Count de
Chambord TO authorize the Legitimi,ts TO
nominate ~" pul;" Il timalc IN the place Of
TbicIS.
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THURSDAY, MAY Il. 1875

THURSDAY, May Il. 1915.
II, t.rnr@,l,.r condition 1T the moLey mrrkci
,urti,rs- ana lolns arc readily made At from s'-
rrr cont 4. rrr rcr cont ~ limo AMI cl'ar,ct'r
;. i,nlIr.
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Rcn0rsesl Arrest of Kansas NursicrerS.

ST. Lor,s, May 15.--lt is reported here
that the Bender family, we'll known rs kan-
sas as>assins, have been captured thirteen
miles north Of Dallas, Texas.
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Scnsw RAILWAY BRAEE.-Mr. William
kimhaII, Of Wohurn. Mass, has recently
talented I, brake. constructed on the prlncl-
ole Of The screw. whose connections, II i
CANNED can unly with difficulty be pat out
OF order or hrokrn. whose luutiono are with
out loss OF power, aud which may be applied
TO the driving-wheel. Of the engine and be
under the control OF the engineer. \ SHIFT
runs under the Whole car, connecting with
wheel, at bot, ends hy endless "!I1lnS and
slotted whct!. and also htr!nc screws which
force The brakes against the wheels. \
u;!artpr tilri, ~c!a TIN brake t"!; against the
r,r-iynrcl. AMI y >ui:ar backward motion
r..ea,;'> il. ~ y simple device ali thf Gals
H. y train. y Well ~ the engine. can he rnll-
r,trd With il. Inc material j. oi wrought
iron. and tin inventor manllest> hi contl-
Genre in tiIa apparatus by depo>!t'n- Sn2,00o
in The W"i.urn i;lnk subject Ia the order OF
a..v lairoad company th,t will try II and not
find it the most satisfactory braA" ever de-
Ni>r,i.
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SiA little jaha1Srhrk- taii The great
actress lDolhcr When aLc is al home.
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,INClNNATl MARKETS..
tiNCISNATI MAY l5.-IEirk.ts show no material
Oh
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rnRT ~ RICHMOND. NAY l.. i-rs.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY Ii, ia.
IN. risns.......... 49, Moon rs. S..........ll:i
.,Iu ,,.t> ....... T.Uc fltgh Iii'.. ........ ~
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!HtEA~;nr.t NriN"i""-i>H FOR LINZ. &c.
Professor h1ttgcr "itr> III following form.
,Ila oi III ink for marking linen. ~. that
H.. nrij;!lain~ ~ hr entirety unaffected 10y
chloride 81 lime amid" q! Potassium, rall>-
liz Ir,t:~lI. az m.i.i> Digest r,lr>cly-po
G,a,rl r,l>lrN uiIi> f,,r >ruc time. IL Il mod
rratr Temperature. III closed flask. VIII
PETROLEUM napI,lEa : ih'n ainW TIC exceed
u~iv roIa'i" solvent tn Naroralc. After
marking articles nit the resulting >vrlIln
liui,. noiStrn the place "'ih aila ammo
nia or Iune~vatrr. anG II" nE'rk> viii III
etnrily o.,L!uc u deep, permanent black
cnlUi.
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kl,iya

ST. PETEkSsrEGH. May l5.--Rcposts from
s;h;va received al tl, point represent that
the Khan is greatly alarmed ut The approach
Of III" Russian forces. anl has ordered Il levy
en- muse OF ablc-hndi"d males 10 resist the
iUyasiuu
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VIENNA. May 1j.-The Turkish provinces
of Boslriu have been flooded with wafer and
Il number of the inhabitants drowned. The
destruction Of crops aud prope:ty il heavy.