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From Europe To-day.

AN AMERICAN MAN-OF-WAR.
MADRID, May 5.-An American man-of-war
has arrived at Barcelona.
GREECE GOING TO DO WITHOUT LEGISLATORS
ABROAD.
ATHENS, May 6.-The government of Greece
has resolved to abolish its legations in foreig
countries, except at Constantinople.
THE SPANISH MINISTER OF WAR.
MADRID, May Elm consequence of a de-
crease in the number of Carlists in the north
General Nouvillas has decided to remain in
Madrid and accept the Ministry OF War.
THE INHA BlTANTS OF THE CANARY ISLANDS
have sent an address to the government renew
ing their assurances Of loyalty, and denying the
existence OF any feeling in favor Of the separa-
ton OF the islands from the mother country
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broker IL dead. forA
= The Carlists have reoccupied Vera IN Me-
s ssrrearter sharp light with the republican
3 - The Ohio Legislature last evening sdocted
resolutions urging the repeal Of the bfil incress-
Ing me compensation Of members Of Congress-
Nicnoias Powers, o policy dealer I'm
D.ookxn, n. n, has been sentenced 20 nine
A'o.s.s imprisonment and TO pay fne sfs250
!. The Presbytery Of New York are enrased
!, NC olscussaen Of project Of minisfcriai
.,.e insurance company on the plan Of the
A coroner's jury I'm New York have rem
defec verdict against Joseph Frank IN alleged
secret-service detective, for causing the death
OF Jehn sapFman by beating.
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END OF THE CABINET CRISIS IN ITALY
Prime Minister LAMA stated in the Italian
Chamber OF Deputies yesterday that the King
had decided not 20 accept the resignation Of
himself and colleagues. The ministers would
consequently resume their Offices, and the Tar
ranto bill, over which the difficulty arose,
would be Withdrawn.
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SUICIDE OF AN ARMY OFPTcER.-Lieut John
l.. Worden, an army officer stationed at Madi-
son barracks, Sackett's harbor, New York, on
Sunday committed suicide by cutting his
throat. The death Of his wife some months
ago, it is supposed, deranged his mind. He was
a son OF Admiral Wordel, who was i'm command
Of the Monitor in the conflict with the rebel ram
Merrimac.
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SINGULAR DEATH.-It isstated that the death
OF MIR. Milton b. Knowles, which occurred at
his residence, No. AZ North Front street, on Sun
day evening, was caused by bis having eaten a
quantity Of green peanuts, inflammation of the
stomach resulting therefrom. ANY amount OF
this edible is dangerous and ought 70 be avoided.
Bait. Americd0. cH
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CONE TO TERMS AT LAsT.-The sale of the
New York Central railroad locomotives by Uni
ted States Collector Bailey for the government
tax, advertised for yesterday at Albany, has
been postponed until the 18th inst. =. n saia-
owing to Judge woodruf's deci.son against the
company, they will ..yw pAr the tax,
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SPAIN DETERMINED TO HOLD on TO CUBA.-
President Figueras, in his reply to the speech
OF General Sickles, on Saturday declared that
Spain was fully capable OF realizing the glorious
works OF Washington; but in the meantime the
national patrimony should not be diminished
while the government was in the hands of the
republicans
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ANOTHER Boy MURDEE.-A special dispatch
states that a murder was committed near Ridge
VI lie, Pennsy lyania, on Thursday last u. m. A
boy named George Schanm, about sixteen wears
OF age, while returning from Ridgcville with
some groceries, was met by another boy, AIMED
Timothy Bacon, several years his senior. Bacon
was seen 20 strike Schaum and endeavor TO take
from him his groceries. This was the last time
be was seen alive. The body when found was
lying beside log and covered with leaves.
Bacon was arrested, and acknowledged the
deed. He was taken 10 Gransburg and lodged
in Jail TO await trial
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION is improving, al
though there are not so many visitors A. we're
expected. All departments are filled with
goods, except that of the United Stat =, which
Is still empty. Great Indignation is felt by the
American exhibitors at this state ofthings. The
public have been admitted daily since the LIST Of
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"A CROWD OF SoRRows.-In April George Il.
Scott, OF West New Brighton, overturned has
boat, and being in imminent peril Was rescued
and Tesuscitated. While in this weak condition,
bis daughter Mrs. Kelly, OF New, after a brief
illness, died. The news of this sudden death
had fearful effect upon the father, and on the
day succeeding her funeral he died, aud was
buried on Tuesday. "Wednesday the infant
child Of Mrs. Kelly died. These several Attic
tons 20 affected the youngest daughter ~ TO
disturb her reason. To the above We may add
a son-in-law OF MIR. Scott, who was crushed be-
tween two cars in Jersey CITY aud 50 severely
injured rs 90 be almost hopeless Is stin living
but a cTipple.-N 4. ErBrrc S.
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AMERICAS oLYY OCEAN STEANKR.-The
Pennsylvania, the P:aneer steamship Of the
Philadelphia and Liverpool inc. went out to
sea yesterday for a trial trip that WA. last trom
four to six days. Soon she viii be reg1' ariy
running. the only passenger steamship crossing
the Atlantic with the Stars and Stripes at her
neal
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CREDIT MoBrLiER IN CANApA.-The Cana
alans nave been smelling out something wrong
IN their Pacinc railway-perhaps a credit mobi-
ner - and have Started an Investigation
Mhether ~ shall De open or secret Is an exciting
question that win be decided in parliament 10,
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Too MUcH STUDY.-In regard 20 the boy
Frank Emerson, no hung himself a few days
ago at Exeter, y. H., il l. now stated that he
was not addicted to reading dime novels aud
other light literature, and moreover IL Is said
on good authority that hard study, I'm order to
keep mp with his class in school, doubtless
brought on the temporary insanity under which
the act WAS committed.
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ANOTHER BRIDGE ACCiDENr-THRER PER-
SONS KILLED AND NUMBER WoUNDED.-A
terrible accident occurred yesterday afternoon
at the bridge being ereted on Lamune river. on
the northwestern extension Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad, fourteen miles from
Sedalia, Missouri. The false work erected
facilitating the construction OF the bridge sank
in the quicksand upon which il rested, carving
with il the bridge timber and twelve wOrkmen,
and precipitating all into the river below. VIM.
Aver, Peter Conner and Harry Finch were
killed outright. Eight were injured and two
are hot expected to recover.
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RIvALING BUNKER HILL MoNUNENr.-The
new binding in New York city, which the
Western [ ulon telegraph COM any is soon TO
occupy, II Is 10 be nine stories high, and will be
suImounted by a Mansard roof, making ten
stories above the sidewalk. Above the roof will
rise clock tower, square at the base snd ac-
tagonal at the dials. The whole height of
the building and tower will be 10 feet, or n
uifie higher than Bunker Hill monument. The
balustrade over the portco 20 the main entrance
Is to he adorned with statues of Franklin and
Morse. The building will cost about 81 900. OOO
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Affairs ON the Pacific Side.
ONE DAYS IMPRISONMENT FOR MANsLAUG

TER.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 5.-A boy named John
sampson pleaded guilty Of manslaughter i'm
be imprisoned one day In the state prison.
SINGULAR FATALITY
VI Dutch family named vOndesloan and
consisting Of father, mother and three chill
dren, all died except the mother during the
passage from Liverpool on the steamship Ne
yada, which arrived here yesterdays singular
fatality, as there was no disease on board.
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TO BE HANeED.-Albert II. Smith, Who mur-
dered Charles ID. Sackett Ar Wesf6eid NJ
on November 10Th last, was yesterday sentenced
oy chef Justice Chapman 20 be hanged az
sucA time ~ the governor and council shall APP
point.
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TRB ATLANTIC BANK DErAIcArrox. The
sale OF stocks hypothecated bv Tainto, e..,i.s
on the Atlantic National Bank, in New York.
advertised for yesterday, was forbidden and
the transfer stopped The stocks are the
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gk. Wh. d. McGUFFkY, professor Of M 'Sat
pniioeophy at the University Of Virginia, and
sutnor or the wen-known McGuffey's school
ness, yesterday.
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Boston, May 6-The chief state constable
nae issued orders 20 his subordinates TO enforce
strong beer AID lager, which goes into effect
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NEW YORK, Maya Providence dispatch
szys several more mills which were running
rIioay and Saturday closed yesterday. IL &
thought the crisisof the strike vim come Thur
day or Friday. 80 = = :
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s225 .090s3.
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ga niece Of Ex-Governor Alyarado. of
toS drunkenness and yagrancy.
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Dangerous Illness OF Oak Ames.

NE IL AIIANhED WITH PARALYSIS LAST EVE
MING, AND is STILL UNCONSCIOUS.
BOSTON, May 6.-Hon. Cakes Ames was at
tackled bv paralysis at O'Clock last evening at
his residence North Easton, and remains uncon-
scious this morning. The local physicians and two
noted practitioners from Boston, who went out
on special train, remained with him last light
The symptoms are dangerous i'm the extreme
Mr.. Ames has not been able to attend TO bust
ness since Tuesday last and was at his Office on
Wednesday, when he was advised TO 90 home
Tor rest, but no apprehensions were felt for him
until last night.
lSecond Dispatch.1
BOSTON, May 6.-Dr. Edward II. Clarke who
attended Mr. Ames last night, gives but slight
hope for his recovery, for the reason that his
system has been weakened by a kidney trouble
OF 1--WE years existence that threatened to ter
inmate in Brights disease. Mr.. Ames is 60
years of age.
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RESULT OF THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK, May "a special to the Tim.
from Raleigh OF the 9Th says: The annual eles.
ton ior municipal ofhcers took place throuSh-
ont the STATE to-day In this city the entire re-
was elected by nAjofities raging from sco - 81
. republican gain Of 900. ~" " '"o'
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IN. PoPE received party Of forty-fye nil
gtlms rom france yesterday, and made long
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A DesperaSIo Arress~.r

LOUIS, May 6-wm. Mcwaier. Who broke
ASsslited the postmaster and killed Judee
WON, VINO vas ASSISTING the United State
,d IN, 70 arrest him, was arrested last night
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Up TO THIS MORNING orders for postal cards
aggregating IA, SOC, 900 had been received at the
Post Office Department.
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New York Notes.

THE ALLEGED ALDERNANIC CONSPIRACY.
INV YORK, May 6.-Mayor Havemeyer saws
the aldermen who voted to lay his nominations
on the table are not the names given him as
those who had made ring to defeat his nomi-
nations.
ARCHBISHOP BAILEY
Is lying quite III at the Episcopal residence in
Newark, y. j.
TIE NEw YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD INJUNC-
TIoN CASE.
In the case in which the New York Central
railroad company seeks to eniOin Collector
Bailey from continuing the sale of the property
scrip dividend, Judge Woodruff has decided
that the United States courts have no iurisdic-
ton, as the parties to the suit all citizens OF
this state.
NoRwRGIASs FOR MINNESOTA.
A Norwegian colony, for Minnesota, number
ing over two hundred, arrived here Yesterday.
They are to be followed by several additional
colonies.
THE MASTER CARPENTERS AND THEIR MEN
are holding conference TO settle amicably the
hours of labor and wages. The employers are
willing to pay $3.50 for ten hours work, but the
employees want $3.50 for eight hours.
TIE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION CONVENTION.
Numerous delegates arrived last night and
this morning, mainly from Iowa, Wisconsin.
Missouri and Michigan, TO attend the conven-
ton here this afternoon of western producers TO
secure cheaper railroad transportation from the
msesns was S s see ss
questions and propositions TO be discussed be-
fore the convention.
APPREHENSION OF STRIKE RIOTS.
The men employed in the blacksmithlshDps of
the Eighth Avenue railroad have been for some
time threatening to strike for higher wages.
Last evening the superintendent of the road
discharged all hands and employed non-society
men. The old hands threaten to wreck the
shops, and a force of police have been called
out. 1t is rumored that the old employees medi-
tate an onslaught on the men now at work this
afternoon, or in the evening when they are
going home.
TWO CONVICTED MuRDRRsRs.
The application for a stay of proceedings in
the case of Michael Nixon, the murderer of
Pfeiffer, has been denied by Justice Barrett
Nixon will be executed on the 10th instant
unless the Governor interposes in his behalf
Stokes appeal has gone over until TO- morrow
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TIE PRESIDENT is not expected here before
Friday evening. He leaves again on Monday
for New Haven, Conn.
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s cos PIANOS,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

These Instruments, which, on account Of their &C
yeri0rfty over all others, have In n few years~>
become the most popular here, well as all IN
ever the country, can BE- had now for the fo-VsA NJ
kNing low prices
sQUARE PIANOS from s1s 70 SGs.
UPRIGHT PIANOS from SO 70 S7hS
GRAND PIANOS from $50 g. LINE
Persons who wish to save I'm la ~ M N, nm,
Chasing the best instrument out, invited 20 cal
aid compare Ter Themselves Planes for rent Piano.
exchanged. timing and Repairing properly sttendsC
10 CAkL RICHTER, Agent,
G1cn gas pernsy tvania ayeruf
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IHE INV YORK SIsIKEs.-The ship-joiners
OF New York city contemplate a strike. they
now receive -. 80 per day, and want s4 A few
are already on a strike.
u. II. Briggs, a large barrel manufacturer,
has agreed 70 import no more barrels from
Maine, and furnish no barrels 90 those sugar re-
nners who use or import such barrels IL now
seems probable that there will be no further
strike Of the coopers.
Only two shops I'm the city stin hold out against
The CTlspins, and q Is expected these will soon
give In. The strike may be SEQ GO be az an
end.
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The PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRApE.-The
coal trade u rather more active, ana prices are
hrm at the advances announced, and consumers
are beginning to realize what we believe il
true, that the producers and carriers of coal
mean to steadily advance the prices TO the end
Of the season. The Mauch Chunk Gazette of
the 2d instant already announces that coal
viii be ten cents per ton higher in j une than 1t
L In May, and i've cents higher in August"
Last Wednesdays public sale Of Scranton coal
at New York netted an average advance of ex-
actly ten cents per ton Of the coal Sold Just the
advance in prices previously announced for
May by all the coal supplying companies.
Some persons may see concert or action in this
70 force prices by arbitrarily keeping the sun
ply within the demand. Ifso, it is confirmatory
OF our theory Of higher prices for coal through
out the entire season.-PAila. Ledger, 5A.
REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITY IN MAppIp.-A
special from Madrid reports indications of reyo-
lutionary activity. The city Il piacarded win
msnifestoes urging the people to demand An
!, proclamation Of 9 federal republic;
the abolition OF capital punishmenf, the aboli,
uon OF the state council, and the separation of
church and state. The federaIist meeting yss-
ferday was excited, but no disturbance. The
people did not come armed. as was threatened
"a niece Of Ex-Governor Alvarado, of
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A PRIVATE LETTER from Oregon received
to-day states that Mrs. Candy is greatly pros
trated by the death Of her husband, and is not
expected to recover.
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
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THE SCOUTS OF THE PRAIRIE,
Introducing the dance Of death, throwing lasso,
the defiance, on the trail, the rescue, and last shot
To commence with the musical comedy,
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Leaf herlungs, with songs and dances. Miss
Bessie Sudlow.
A5i sion $50 and Is cents reserved seats rs cents
to 81; admission to Wednesday aud Saturday natl
nees, Is and 81 cents. Seats can now be secured at
the Opera House. ms
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GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before the public foi
fcTty years, and upon their excellence alene->
attained an uDpurcbased pre-emirence ~
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tone, touch, workmanship and durability. They
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- different trs over ether competitors All Of then
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MURDERS on THE SIoUx REsRevaTroS-
Reports come from the Red Cloud aget,cy ON
the North Platte that a couple OF murders have
been committed by Indians within the lmits
or the sioux reservation The Contractor xho
writes information OF these events rails ~ s.a,s
what proyocation was given 20 these peaceahle
Indians OF that agency which led TO the commits
sion OF these crimes; but as the writer admit.
that the sioux were on previous oc ,asion mazda
20 "smell gunrowder" py certain rancho ma
II may be inferred that the attacks on the whit.
were IN the way of reprissls. The natural re-
suit OF TINS condition of Affairs is that trouble
Is prophesied-if IL be not already planned
with the young braves when the siring opens.
SINCE the time. nearly three wears ago. when
Red Cloud pledged his word in Washington
that there should be peace between his nation
ana the whites, the warlike tribes whose chief
ne n have respected the agreement, and 20 long
as this statesman OF the forest exercises control
over the Sioux even the contractors will tnd IN
difficult to stir up Sioux war."-.N y. World
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wall street To-day

NKw YORK, May e.-rhvre " an improved
zone to-day In business and financial circles
owing TO the more settled and easier condition
OF the money market. Gold. however, r. higher,
al sales having been AZ HALL Saa. On gold
loans the rates have been Z 60 per cent. fsr
carrying. Foreign exchange = duh, with rates
for business about los for prime
Sefnng, and l0sak for demand, the
NJ minal rates being i0sA sloaN. The money
market is easy az per cent 20 stock brokers.
and AZ Gas rer cent 20 government BOND deal,
ers. The latter are pressed by those xho x,sh
70 lend only on government bonds, 20 tale
money for three 20 four months st per cent.
Government bonds are strong viii, the rise In
Pension Agent g.t0asay's Account.
ST. LoUIs, May e.-The RepHbitoas learn
that mistake in book keeping in the otice Of
Major james Lindsay, pension agent, Of this
city, has been discovered 30 the amount OF
$1,000, and that Major Lindsay has made that
amount good ont Of his private funds. The
errors are said 20 have resulted sole.y from the
incompetency Of the Accountants.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

0NENIMUs =, .viDEkUNT:!"
yICIMUSiir
Managing Directors, Prof. J. Esputa and T. Harry
DOBehue.
In compliance With the request of many prominet
citizens, Including the Cover and embers Of the
C-unel and House q Delegate., THE CoLORED
AMERICAN OPERA TROOP win reproduce Eieh-
berg's haste and beautiful opera,
1.-THE DOCTOR OF ALCANTIRA,"
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. May -
Ia voice and acting, and their Superb Chords, D O.
nounced everywhere "the finest on the American
Stage, in the cast ~
Popular rates Of sdmisson-50 cents, Is cents, and
81; reserved seats only Is cents extra. Box sheet
open at Ellis music store for the sale If tick
cts ard reserved seats. I. HARRY D0NEHUE,
mf-1t Business and Stage Manager.
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Ex-Gov. PINCHBAcK and Senator West had
an interview with Attorney General Williams
this morning, and spoke very hopefully of at
fairs in Louisiana.