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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AfternOOn's Dispatches.
associated PRESS REPORTS.
From Europe To-day.

SERIOUS ILLNESS or THE fOrE.
LONDON, April l2.-Dispstcnes from Rome
rep cent the Illness ct the Pope as serious. the
disease from which be is suffering, being rheu-
On Thursday his condition was the cause OF
much anxiety at the Vatican. The usual r -
ter services in the Catholic churches through
oJt England will be curtailed in consequences of
the sickness of the Holy Father.
DINNER by MINISTER BANCROFT.
BERLIN, April l2.-tiOn. George Erancroft
the American minister, yesterday entertained
AT dinner Herr Lasker, a member of the Pru~-
sian diet, who al the last session originated the
inquiry into the alleged corruption IN procuring
railway concessions
DEATH oF GTrAHDlN.
PARIS, April 12.-Marc Girardin died sud
denly yesterday. His disease was apOplexy.
BELGIUM PROTECTING HER FfsHERGES.
BRUSSELS, April l2.-The gOycrune ut haS
stationed a naval vessel at Ostend 10 preyauf
English fishing vessels from encroach'ng BE-
yond the pre- crihed limits.
CAELIsT ACCOUNT OF THEIR RETREAT FROM
PUTGgERDA.
PARIS, April IA dispatch from Perpignan
SAWS the CariistS retreated from before Pug
cerda in consequence OF the si4.val OF three
columns OF Spanish troops TO reinforce the gar
TiSon OF the town. The CarliSts themselves tell
a different story. They say they abandon, 4
the attack and withdrew because they would
not fight on Good Friday. They al state that
they intend to return and renew the attack
Don Carlos arrived in PcTpignan before the
attack on Puigcerla was commenced, aud there
awaited the result.
BATTLE WITH FURNISH sWVCGLEEs
CoNsTANTINoPLE. April IA conflict az
CURED near this city yesterday between A partv
of smuCglerS and Turkish revenue Off ser-
Several persons were kill 4 and wounded.
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Railroad Legislation i'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April l2.-Ihe sen. te
yesterday passed, with amendment, house bill
confirming the sale OF the Alabama and chat
tanooga railroad to the New Orleans and North
Eastern railroad company. The house passed.
with mendment, senate bill recalling ali en-
dorsed railroad bonds ana authori Zing the l.. ne
OF thirty years per cent gold interest-beaTiug
straight bonds in lieu thereof. at the rate oi
one thousand straight tor four thousand en-
dors I'd bonds, and providing that i'm no event
shall the obligations OF the state on this acco l'
exceed ight millions. These Amendments ~ d!
be cOncurred in much 60 the relief OF the state.
whose Liabilities will Thus be decreased from
nearly thirty millions 10 Il -ht on account o.
railroads. The latter bill releases the state len
upon roads surrenderiBg endorsed bonds. Iuf
leyies an annual sinking fund tax on their Z 49,
earnings to pay the bonds at maturitS ..
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How THEY GET OVER IT-Aa 4ct,scl T,rns-
oction in Wall StFeet.-The threatening indict-
ment of persons lending money on Wall street
at psurious rates is developing new capabilities
in the enterpTiSing borrowers and len iers
Several OF the latter are making restitution of
their ful gains, and MANY of the former
have discovered a method by which thew can
get All the money they want at lawful interest.
This is the way il works
Mr.. Brown-Say, Jones. III bet you 50 You
won't lend me $1,000 for two days AT per cent.
per annum.
MIR. Jones (stroking his mu stache and musingl
i take that bet. I'll lend YOU the $1,000.
Mr.. Brown-Lost again, 10y Joye! Here's tue
$50.
n. B.-Fifty dollars is exactly the interest on
$4,000 for two days at X per ccnt.-N. Y. .Saa,
I2h.
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SThere has been q revolution I'm Panama in
favor of ex-President COrresso. President Viera
Il prisoner.
eA Missouri be'dam sans merci recently
burned of her lovers whiskers because their
,olor did rot match that or her best dress.
- Miss s. T.. Raymond declines to be a can
didate for member of the board of education in
Bloomington. This is the new style Of thing
in the Illinois papers.l
: NA will made by n citizen of Armenia, who
died thirteen years ago. has Just been discover
ed, much TO the disgust OF those among whom
the property was divided.
- Dir. Joel Roberts, of Winchester, Pa.
coming down stairs the other morning, stamhter'
over the charred body OF his daughter. By her
side lay q broken kerVsene la,np.
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PATERSON, y. j., April iZ.-At > o'clock ;lis
morning the jute and hemp mill OF Todd x
Richie caught fire, and was almost entirely de-
stroyed-losS about $4,000. one hundred aud
thirty hands are thrown out OF work. Insurance
s50,TJO-of which the following are in east rn
compa nies: HibeTnia Mutual, OF Newark - 3D. %.
Mechanics and Farmer, Of Niagara. y. Y.
and Farmers Mutual, OF Pennsylvania, $3.50
each: Commercial Exchange, of New York.
s1.0A- Exchange, OF New York, S3.00I: Extra
& Tradesmens of New York, 900; German.
OF Erie, Anthracite, OF Pennsylvania. aud
Union, OF Philadelphia, IL, 200. Felix Mcken-
mas stables, adjoining the mill, were DESTROYED.
Loss, S2o.iC0; insurance, - Og0, in the Star. OF
New York. The fire originated accidentally in
the driving room of the mill.
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@A man I'm Pennsylvania cut his throat be
cause he had Sli stolen from him.

~A man In Pennsylvania cut his throat be-
cause he had S1i stolen from him.
e0Mrs. Alice Fargo has been appointed as
s'stantl lighthouse keeper at Dunkfrk, Ny.
~Evans, the New Hampshire murderer, is
sentenced to be hanged In February, 1874.
ga would-be suicide i'm Brooklyn tried TO
ton mate hes.
~Keokus, Iowa, have organized a limited
Inability temperance society with pledge not
to take more than i've drinke per aiem.
e0eyracuse shop clerks, having laid by their
late winter clothes, have united in q movement
for ''early close" this spring.
~The Derby. lCt) Transcript saws Mrs.
sherman, the prisoner, tells the matron Of the
state prison every night, before going 20 her
cell, "0ood night, madam; trust in Gcd N All
NOT see yep in the morning"
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AFFAIRS IN MoNTGoNEHH COUNTY, No
HobSs Bg.J.sd.-1he INeilug-huuse OF Capt.
John Mcdonald, at onutt's \ Roads. in this
county, WAS entirely consumed by tire. together
with lts contents, Ou "Wednesday evening last.
We have not learned how the tire originated
We understand the propert- was insured.
y. = IA division Of the Sons OF Temner-
ance Was opened N the Great Falls. in thi :
county, on Saturday lat. by Local Deputy
DAVID III. Bouic. \ number Of m mhers from
Rockville division were present. The new ilKi-
sion opened With u members. Success attend
tht -ROel-rifis csaf'asT.
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a Erixhfful FAIL

PHILADELPHIA, April Fat Newark. Del
aware, yesterday, James Bush, son Of Dr. l..
+. Bush. OF Wilmington, while trying to hide
from a fellow student, clambered 10 the top %:
the college cupola, by means OF the outside lat
tice work. ON ascending a second time one OF
he Stats broke and he fell 10 the root and
thence To the ground, distance Of fftv-iYe
feet. His injuries are very serious. His rev0v-
cry j. doubtful.
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Were dead and buried - dc - a. Ia .l.
With recollection deaf q " N
And resurrection GOd-forbid.-t NJ! ~.
His picture hangs upon NV wall
Among some favorite bards, ani al
Excepting Byron fade away
Before my favorite OF to-day.
His poems are 30 wildly grand,
So g'orious,-from a blazing brand
Fieroe-dsrted ont into the night
Flash down on, Us sharp leaves o. light
No sickly sentiment j. here,
No stuff with just A. lltsle fear
As he, with asg ger Wet % TIE hit,
That rockies. blood az Eivas split"
lie w.ites of men, Of women, love.
He handles nothing IN glove.
He does not b lush 20 ten HI deeds,
Though you can see that his great heart bletds
Stuck BY keer memories and deep stuns
BY thoughts OF what lac Odd when young.
And Wild and reckless caring no.
Whether rems mbered OF forgot.
Fierce. hot his youth Wa. I. er-bred
when through Franc .sco's Ccldeu-Gate
He followed, a. his fancy lci.
To the land " here Walker now lies dead
And burie' alone On the burning sand,
Hs grave accused lent Tor the hand
OF this brave poet who Palsies hate
Hate OF the dead man buried alone,
pf the friend he y not ashamed 20 own.
say IL Is grand 10 have such a iriend
A. Joaquin Miller p.0Vcs % be
TO the man that was shot leaving ml..ag, 20
Teud,
Di,houOr. and blackcn, his memory.
When Miller d dead uIen may say Ga him
A. he says OF walker, with truth and ~ .a vim
Curse him. abuse him, heap ON him a
Disgrace, il yea viii, but-He Wa a B..
joan HENRY BoNEg.
WASHINGTON. Arm !. L..
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The ,BRooKLGN Abortion CASH. 8 b.
heyed the story of the woman Arlington, q C.
tim OF malpractice in BROOKLYN. A. regards her
reputed husband, II mythical. The police are
said 10 know her true name and consider able OF
her HISTORY, and are actively searching Tor two
men thought TO be concerned in the clse. The
MOman's rccONefN IL I,rnhl hle.
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The CARLIsT REFUSE AT PUIGCEHD, -
Eight HV7dTed If me Besiegers Killed ard
Wouadcd.-Dispatches from Pugcerda, dated
noon yesterday, say: ''AfteT the failure of their
final attack last night the entire Carlist force
withdrew before daylight, leaving three hun
dred dead and wounded on the field. We lost
eight killed and have many wounded. Five
houses were fired by the enemys shells and de-
strOyed. Precautions have been taken against
renewal of the siege"
Owing to interruption of trains by the ins1r-
gents the Spanish government has granted a
temporary concession authorizing line of
steamers from Santander to Bayonne, for
transportation OF passengers to and from
France.
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NLw YORK, April IA lava bed camp dis
patch SAYS General Gillem has sent word To
Captain Jack that he does not propose to leave
that region until he takes him and his tribe
WIN him. another week will probably settle
the Modoc Qifiicuhy
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Hi.fl Mnanr

NATEEvII lie, y. Y, April I2.-At midn- sllt
the water in the Black river at this pI ace
touched the highest point that has been rea { led
since the dls astrous flood in lsd9. No dana age
mas been done and none is now apprehended
the water wing subsidized two feet.
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NEW FoUNDLAND ACCEPTS THE TREATY.-A
letter from Newfoundland to the New York
Evening Post, dated April I, says the House of
Assembly has agreed by an overwhelming ma
jority TO accept the provisions of the treaty of
Washington which have reference to NewfOund-
land. Only four out of house of thirty mem
bers voted against the ratification of the trea-
ty, and they did so on technical grounds.
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Child Burned 60 Denss,

:, PALKERsBURe, W. Va, April I2-The 4 vel
ing occupied by Philip Dalmeyer was de-
stroyed oy nre last night, and a son OF Mr. Dll-
Loss 5000.
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PATIENCE CEASED TO BE A NIRTUE.-The
peace commissioners are disguised with the
ModOcs, and have returned TO camp. There is
TO hope for peace. Riddles squaw was sent
yesterday to have one more talk, which VIII
probably be the last. The Modocs insist upon
having Hot Creek and Cottonwood. The troops
are expecting orders to march on the lava beds
at any moment.
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AN AGED GENTLEMAN i'm Kansas CITY, Mo-.
received letter from agents of one OF the swim
ding lottery schemes, stating that by sending
so he would receive a gift of So 600 The Old
gentleman replied that il was unnecessary for
him TO send the SO, as they could deduct that
amount from the $4,000, He added that he
trouble, and that if they would send him s2i ,965
he would call il square.
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LETT. CARPENTER, of the 9th infantry, as
sistant quartermaster u. s. A, now stationed
at Fort Sanders, has been detailed to accom-
pany Professor Hayden's geological expedition
through Colorado and New Mexico.
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FIVE HUNDRED APPLICANTS FOR OFrIrE-
Not les than i've hundred applicants for Office
besieged the new collector OF customs in Balii-
more yesterday. including several large 80
cations OF coiOred men. headed by Bishop Wsv-
man. All were courteOusly received by Col
and promised consideration
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Mexico on the Eve of Another Revo.

NEW YORK, April l2.-Mexico City adyices
say the Juarist and Porfristas parties h we
formed powerful opposition to the govern
ment, and have adrOItly seized upon the gem
era d. satisfaction at the administration for IT,
railroad nulicN.
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Oeh~h vi lle unfortunate lady.
ga bill TO sell eggs by weight was der....,ea
az tue ssssschusetts legislature, only t-so mean
pe's VI the mouse voting IN favor OF I.
- Fifty million francs were paid 20 Ger
many ON tie 9Th instant ON account Of tue war
Indemnity.
oHA mandatory in Rome was DESTROYED by
lightning on Thursday, and fsrty persons were
buried In the ruins, i've OF whom were killed
and seventeen wounded.
s2-A Cincinnati man has a double pupIl 20
one eye, so he can see well in the dark Ua
lately saw his mOther-in-law I'm time 20 hang a. :
a card OF ''small-pox" and lock the door
0The fashion papers say the R.tahagas
beg pardon, We mean the abagas-is the rsopn-
lar bonnet taas sess0n- You will know IN when
you see Il, Tor he rim turns up al around hke a
sailor hat. -
- A man at Fort Wayne. Ind. dnoboe,l his
weiih iled TOckethook i'm a depoto on the ia f,.f .
ana found u some tire after. a. eyerxboi !,
around Lad been a. aaid Of being .Ooled.h
e0ohio IL not exactly certain " hat fhc uoi.ti-
cal complexion of the newly election COWS. til-
mixed.
@The sea was 90 rough YESTERDAY that but
little work could be done az the scene Cd the
wrecked steamer Atlantic, on Halifax. No
bodies were recovered.
eTFelippe Ailifarcie, q sailor ON board tho
station-bark Antoine, et Baltimore, feH trOra
the mixzen 10 the deck, yesterday, ryssiYtnz
Injuries eagsipg Instant esatss
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THE PROPOSED LEASE OF THE NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD TO THE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL The meeting of some of the stock
holders in the Northern Central railway yes
terday, developed that the opposition to the
proposed lease to the Pcnns ylvania Central
hangs upon the question of money rather than
upon any insuperable objection to the project.
The meeting was called TO strengthen the pend
ing injunction against the lease, but it seems
that it will be likely to be withdrawn ii Mr..
Scott offers six per cent or more for the lease.
A committee was appointed to consider and
consult upon the views of stockholders, and
make a report TO another meeting.
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Miss DIANTHA LEVITT, milliner i'm Wau-
kesha, Wis, has just recovered $1,000 from
Morris Cutler, wealthy widOwer, who had
won her heart and then basely deserted her
after promising marriage. Cutler is 63; Dian
tia is "a. She claimed $50 600 damages. but
the jury put her off with less than one-tenth of
that sum, Notwithstanding that in one OF her
trial, she declared that he had caused her to
shed enough tears to run a small-sized grist
mil
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
TIE CHILDREN HOSPITAL,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,

The Directors Of the Chidren's HDsPi al have
mrch pleasure M ann uurCiHg that the second Il
ball Tor the benefit IF this deserving charity will he
given as above, under the nauag nInIeI Ice
low.
In connection with this announcement, I'll public
4 asked TO consider the broad noble pm pose Tor
which the Institution established, viz the care
sud medical treatment Of all poor children who may
be sick, diseased "r temporarily disabled, wit bout
any distinction account If sect race color ard
poor.
TICKETS may be obtained from any &c the dire~-
tors lady visitors, and AZ th principal ,as and
book anu eveIry stores, al the following prices, u-
Guiding supper:
Admitting Gentleman and lady .......S 90
ia ly..-........-....,.... 1T
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WHERE rs TwEED?-The sergeant alarm of
the New York legislature arrived In New York
city Yesterday TO arrest Jay Gould, William NJ
Tweed and j. b. butcher, charged with con-
tempt in not appearing before the investigating
committee wien summoned. Tweed could not
he nd
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SNOW I'm PhilatIelnh;,

PHILADkLPHIA, April l2.-lt has been rain
ing all the morning. Large snow flakes were
falling al nine clock.
AT Bethlehem. Pa, snow fell this mornfn,
three inches deep.
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EMIGRATIoN.-A colony of about 80 ,,ars,ns
men, women and children from Marylaut an;
Virginia, but principally from Hagers,oWn.
Md, add ChariestORn and Martinsburg Va
let their homes ON Wednesday of last weel
their destination chiefly being Lincoln county,
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Senators Cragin
aud Patterson and ex-senator Patterson had
interviews with the President to-day. a dele
CATION from Winchester also called and had an
interview
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d HARNESS. HARNESS. -
We have Oh hand large stock Of all kinds Of Sim
gle and Double Gilt, Covered,
RUBBER, NICKEL,
SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS,
Of oGr own make, which we are determined to sell
al very low prices.
Sole agents for II ills celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
OF which we have q large stock at Concord prices.
The Concord Harness and Collars have q reputation
all over the country for rabiiity and strength,
TRUNKS and SATCHELS in great variety
CEDAR TRUNKS, for protection against moths
Call aud examine stock.
LUTZ & BRO,
az I'm 4S1 Penn. ave. next TO National Hotel
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LIEUT.. Colonies TRANsFERRED.-At their
own request Lieut.. Colonel John =. Hatch, of
the 4th cavalry, and Lieut.. Colonel John A.
Carr. of the 5th cavalry, have exchanged places,
Col. Hatch going TO the 9Th and Col. Carr to the
va1r
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN SAN FRANCISCO.
In San Francisco yesterday morning, John
Kennedy attempted to murder his wife and
daughter. He attacked them WITH an axe and
inflicted terrible wounds on his wife. He then
fastened a rope about his own neck and jumped
out through window of the second story of his
house and hanged himself.
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IRREGULARITIES In THE MICHIGAN LAND
OFFICE.-An Associated Press dispatch says:
An examination of affairs of the state land
office of Michigan under the management OF
ex-COmmissioner Edmonds, discIOses the fact
that he has sold lands that did not belong TO the
state to the amount of 1891 acres. The land
was sold at nominal rates, and belonged To the
United States, to the Chicago and Northwest
eIn railroad, and to private Individuals
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Internal REvgNUE.-The receipts from Til:
source to-day were seas. 3C0.29.
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"A HEAVY GALE at Wheeling, West virginia
yesterday afternoon blew on a Dortiou ~ ~.
rooi OF the nail warehouse. together with one emf
Oh The walis, thirteen inches thick n Also bley,
down portion OF Bradley's WOODEN fartorv AMI
Frustrated a number OF telegrat,hic uol,.
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SECRETARY robson, who has been absen
for the last two weeks, telegraphed to-day tina
he would re suIn this evening.
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BOSTON, April 12.-Esrly this morniny the
New England organ factory, ON Wal ham
street, with the moulding shop of Cressv &
,Noyes, was entirely destroyed by IRE. Total
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ROCHESTER,, April 1.-The general term OF
the supreme court, in this city to-day affirmed
the judgment in the case OF Henry Fraciich,
convicted OF murder Ina Syracuse. The bro
ceedings haye been RENTED 70 the court OF
oyer and terminer OF OnOndaga county
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TIE RAPIDIrr AS Ss Ease WITH wHIOE

are removed and the feet relieved, n ailins, from
hshment eSS nta street, opposite the Treasury, Il
2uue suIprlsing 70 psrsons anaccustomed TO his
the time practice Of tearing o2the ingrovne toe
aai or lancing deep into the bunion, sdstressinsiy
to 60 shoele0s and sometimes cruches, for week.
mouths, and no doubt tended 70 shorten life, g
Whites opers atoms are frequently borne by chiIdren
sthouf complai there 10 little pain, no los
treatment, even In extreme cases, effects perfect
SURE though the feet being used constantly Oorns
are liable TO come occ asionAty with the best
Hitting shoes, and industrious persons think there il
economy of time, comfort, and health In an occa-
iset that Thousands Of persons, many Of them those
pcs, IGNORED In pnbic and priyste life, come from
20 refer. l-fy
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THE MORMON MISSION TO ARIzoNA.-It is
known that Brigham Young will resign the
presidency of the Utah Central and Southern
railroad, and accompany the missionary COM
as thew are intended to he EMPLOYED in building
the Southern Pacific railroad. Emigration will
be promoted in order to increase the mission,
and the political control of Arizona is looked To-
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THE PRESIDENT had a long interview with
Secretary Richardson at the Treasury Depart
ment to- day.
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT doesn't 60 down in
SEINE English schools. A sch0olmaster tried his
cane on one Of his pupils In South Stafford re-
Gently, for which he was fined ten pounds aud
costs and ordered to the cells until the money
should be paid -
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TIE PISTOL AZ a plaything for pretty prattlers
in the nursery has caused another surgical ca sc
in Trenton, Ohio, where little boy, aged ele ven.
shot his cousin, aged six, with whom he was
'.playing robber," with a navy revolver con-
siderately ieit where the children could amuse
the mselyes with IL
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WAsH'NDroN, April q. H..

A. Episcopal CoNGEE~s.-Ihcrsi b. pros
pect that the Ciierent parties IN tac l'....-fluf
Episcopal church Nal have an oI...s..lf.tg
Of COutending toT their respective "a .....H> .u
more direct way than they have been t...- .u ID
heretofore. Bl>hop CoNe, ct We .fu >,-U
Work. pfcloSps that a constitutional f... -~- lf
the church shall meet before i>st. VII. ..asr f.,
adjourn from time Go time, 10 be eli e. % ia
tie duty o. making such changes ia t..... gan.
Law Ot The church a. may De- referred ..... iar
Bishop thinks thai the time has com -....r
the question whether fri-coFacN b. o.. --..s~-
~iillzCd a. an Anglican exotic, oTfo .... to ..-
proper sphere and become m0tE,I o. dl il.
immig grants Who are coming iu IRON .-Ira,.r
and Asia. The Congress viii he tn -1rur 60
much animated discussion for some o.. sons fr..
an favor - dropping the word frotcsr .uI f..Ii
The name OF the chutth. Others o. ......r-. ..-
tcidtLciys viii want ~ purge the Chuls. .....t
al 'EVmlniziug germ, and the o. sI
aiCcD-,s, the muitI piicatl0u and pr~rog ..si
bishops. viii DE Euitsl ~lbieCts OF .t ... ....
Whatever shape tie ,HEgrt.- NAV tax.
hbtratIOus Mt lc important, and of o..
THAN mere dCuymiuati0usl iutcrcst.-B