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Closing Scenes. .in-tho Great 11usscal
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i apse'a' D'spa'en 70 .me 1 tn'eeoo 7r7on"e.
/ t1ssc1SSArI, MaI. .l0,-Iho festival closed this
afternoon with o. m1tineo at the Exposition Hall!
The weather, for tic frat time duriu. the week;
VIM a,,sn;ciona ar,1 }bo h,1, xr. danao1 ,r;s1
T. I'd MI. nroora7nToa waa ma;r,v no1.nno ri
tha weeEa 1nnac ;nct,,t1;n1 nart ~ thas.f1rnTans
mns;, an7 tho Dnttinren sra Deum and rannraa
|; M sT,eciaI nnt;ce 9I7{,e onIv naw n,1mhers m
| t1,n snTogra,nn;o wfora tha i Vars;ara WaItz "
snnrpy Sjra naxtaT and ScbnheFt'a q Wand -
i er:"by Mr. Eulolphsen. OGs Of the most satis-
factoTv Ya,tnros counacteaI. .with tha Testivai "a
tLo az that it ~ c1c7r of Ham Tb, Thn-,as -. .
Gro,aate a,'d tho var;ors ao1nts 1..o ~ 1.s
Eaat th;a arcn;nT e~'' 1@''0 Ao1 'ilo
CrvrrSs.r1 9t,v 1o-rha .fnsi,,, ro,.:..,
c1naa5 tT;as tar1oon vii, = ,rataoa .;a
iii rho had nreconslu nroret7 =. ~, 49, msa
nnneared (ver i nersn1a eto ss
ta intere.t 1ras wa1 s,aI a4 mu nnu
nroora,nmo WIS mainly n,ada Fra., aa 49, lno
fons nrevionav ranJ.rad eplast;a aua eo1npos1-
Ornl,cna wcra renested and ~ o,.ra;eaa .ion.
closcd with. tba drst sna e1s1ciSes s1:s
neitinoar ra ntnn. 1'a ~ P1t ~. " tno
~ 10; - ore,t h;os.+;u. t0o i.1,s ): uuIoo
~ .rh;c1, a-o e. ~, 1a nelnS t1ose
~ go ~ 81 ~ "uiIe - eug Ihdfa9tn
r1o.tp ~. u. u, ~ cly, me chortt5
otTnes.ta' ni.s;.t' Anuofgan 81 Deln5 'emnloyea.
1,las,a5 M tso1 ~ tnls afternoon Ut.
,nJ aJ s1.so ~ aaol ~ tosesues N lne ante
aoea;,i,.. a u1uo noao telaaeAs, N "ucn no
hpae, ,.;' .ne iol tlo pe!ens that had
,5 Lii to We uue 20 tueN .eatnqsacsm
I,arn s.seae5aJ' "raou. ~ncn M .ney eol1ld not'
ra<,s rie,i 1,,af ~; iaJ ano n
ivSsa44eu J" 4at IAeJ tlao aGcoMpuGleu az unpar-
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corpus case was to-day decided b: Judge Bore
man in tho ceszoof John O'Niol, WHO VAS con
victed before Probate Court Of riot aud assault
with intent to kin, and sentenced to tae Tarrito-
rial Prison :O'Nel was discharged By Judge>
Bo-cnlnn upon tho. ground that the Probate
criminal ~caaes. a similar ruling vas held by
Judge Emeraon fou days ago, sitting in t1e
Second Judicial District. This decision is, in
accord with former rulings by Judge McKeaa
and other United States Judges in Utah, and
coincidcs with the rendering Of tue jadicisry in
other Territories, Whenever similar questions
have beer raised. Under this ruling scores Of
men Illegally convicted in the Probate Courts Of
this city must be discharged: The >r:1!ins is t1o
general topic Of conversation in the streets aad
hotels this evening.
, 1873-05-11
DEATHS.


BIsATY-On Mar TO- ct No. 80 South Clarkat-, Es1-
tatutu BcAty, agcd -. Of consumption. ...5t-s
HARDING-0n May 10, a. No. 355 Dsision,st, Aas.
no.n Harding, aged 81. Of concu.sipn OF tho hraln
EDWAnD5on aay1o, 1T Mo- 2 Csnt1sar, ELLA
Edwards, aged p, Of pnausnonta
TrucsdelT, aged 75, Of o1dngo and pneunoata-
HARPER7ga Msy =, e the smallpox hoaptsl' fJoaa1
STEWAsT-On Aaylo. 5. No. CO Fouzsh.sE.. Agnes
Stewart, aged years.. Of a.isl!- -pok :-. -
RoGERs-Ia G=ccnsb,.n. n O., On tho sth !n,t;.
Gorsa ]. Rogers. b5othcr ot Edward Rogers q ~
sPEscER-1n tht, ctt5 May 9. At IL o'clock >. ri
Mslvina l.. spenear, uite Of ;. !. Howe Jr aged
!oFEfs FansIsl o sandsg T. 20 ,: n from tho family
denos,t7a WatsAfav: oasrisses to Roaehm. ff5aaq1
OAKEYAdsy a. 1a7s ;Fr.nxis,, infant dauEhfeT q,
(3eorgo c. aud Nollie H. OakleJ:eged months I'M
days. =. $780,. ,1.4.-,.t al
p. III. yh.~
DELoN-Ou Saturday. May TO- It ths residence o! Is.
brother Austin i. Jonnstoa. eS5 West 1Ac1@aa~'
Julia B. Do Ian; aged u yrass.
Fuuo.=l from tho n0uso to-day at p N. .-...
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double suicide in Hamburg County, tele1aphed
thismorning. The forgeaes in which Walling-,
ford wasi implicated aro much more extensive,
than first reported, and have been carried On By
an organized band OF thieves aud forgerH It is:
stated over 100000 ecres OF 1andsi9 Iowa ha<7e;
been sold on forged deeds. by mcang'of which
very large sum OF money has been obtained.
The written confession Of Wallingford digsloEes
tho names of parties engaged With him il tic
forgerics. They arc William John. George
aud James Rhodes, George Ball, J. Il, Baker. an
old man named Roseberry, his son, and . man
named Scott. These. mon ha;e bcan arrested.
but-tho rinsleaders ael, Officers are, now il.
hot pursuit. -*~4.. - -. W
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LOUISIANA


| AL Quiet In tile Eisaf5ected Di=4r5c+
- The administration to sus,aiu
Kellogg.
.spstill Ds<pateA loi7ae Chicago 7ribune.'
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 10-Th President.
having undertaken to hold Kellogg in lis place,
as Governor Of Louisians; will 4ake measure
at onco to put down all opposition. In an inter-
view to-day with the Acting Secretary OF Warj
= the President stated that while he reereted
Tint condition Of affairs there. be knew Of :nX
course but to deal promptly and firmly with tla
: opposition to tho regular Goyarnmept IA
directed that al the troops necessary be sent to
Louisiana, Kellogg having applied for aid, and
tnes Gen. Emory be instructed to PIT down all
Subsequently the order Was sent to Emory to
selze all boats, Or other means Of transportation
necessary to convey the troops to different parts
OF the State. It is evident that the President.
having been called upon for aid is determined
to make short work Of what is known in Admiu-
istration circles Is tsNIcEnery'a Rebellion"
W4sHIydros, May 10--The President, this at.
ternoon, was asked it Gov. Kellogg had made q
formal application to him to interpose and pro-
tect Louisiana from domestic violence, and 1o-
Piled that tho Governor had not done so, and in
dispatch from him last night ho intimated the
prospect was that the present troubles would
:. Tho: following despatch was sent heace to-dav
By Acting Secretary Of Var. Robesoa to COL
Emory :
II tho United states karuhal fnds It necessary, tn
the execution OF his process to take possession Of b
OF p1hcf 1uea1s OF ran6porutou aud asks asststace
from you OF directs the troops which already
dered as part Of his posse assist him in such SELF.
ure for that purpose, al necessary assistance viii b
e1fen MIN N taking and: maintaining possession of
and using the came. :.
NEW IBEa1A, La., May 19.-Fifty Metropolitan
csFaly, under Cooney, arrived hero last night,
and left about o'clock this morning for st. Mar
Inns. They report having no difficulty on their
Say, and the man who reported q skirmiah eix-::
cen miles above Braahear was deeorter. Two
hundred United States troops arrived here at IA
o-day, and proceeded on to ST. MartinByille by
ho steamer Iberia. Gen. Badger has scquts
hrongh the country, trying to ascertain stha
'hereabouts OF Col Deblanc, whose movements
o far are unknown. It WIS reported he-et this
morning that reiuforcoments we're coming to
'ol- Deblanc from St. Landry. Col. Deblano
as evidently intended from tho first to main
.in q resistance to helloggs Government, snd'
id.not desire the shedding Of blood. The Thole
flair is virtually over, with the exception o1
hat action may be taken by the United statos,
roops aud the Marshal.
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NEW YORK. Mag 10.-T4e, Vienna crisis Vas
local in its character and grew out OF dssatis-'
faction in regard to some security placed on the
market by the Rothechlds. Private :adyiccs
state TINT the military was called out, and the
Dourso closed for three days.
d VIENNA, Nay 10.--The Prince Of Wales will
leave for Pesth tomorrow, accompanied By
Prince Arthur
Several prominent bankers of this city hnvo
subscribed 12000,090 forms to- ease the stock
market, and the Austrian Minister OF Finance,
by an arrangement with the National Bank, las
increased the sum to 20, ,000, Geo..
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DETROIT, Mich, 5ray 1o.-pAssEp DowS-pio.A
Tweed Cuba, Waslow; Fountzin City, Brooklyn; bar1
Nelson; 6:hrs 11ary n1cyea, Alzrsarcr, Da1l.
PASSED @ Ur-props Evergreen City, Huron ct5. J: /.
! DEyno1r, Mich, May 1o.-rAssED UP-p7ops y.n: :;
derbit Meteor, City OF Port Huron, Fred Rlley, End
barge 1sc1uokc '"-'~~ -
PASSED. DoT.:-p1ors Law3encc, lIa19 Hills, EHp1H
State, Aanie Cr:ig; sehr john Miner.
WaRt - t"." -
dispatch from Capt. Daley, Of the schr Higgia and
Jones, dated Buffalo, May 10, eays Fra. ytsael At
BuIaIo inside the pier; O'Clock. Blowing down ths
lkes." -; - =
Another dispatc., says: "The. schr Sunrise arrived
st Buffalo this ,sr.nra.5> morning esrly." <.r;c,
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SpOr{tEvs

BALTIMORE. May 10---Dsse-ba1l Baltimore
7, Philadelphia, 1. ;:
New YoEK, May 1o.-The baseball match be-
tweon the College mines Of Yale and Princeton,
thla afternoon, resulted in favor of Princeton bg
3 score Of to a. Or the five games thus far
played, Yale has won two and Princeton three, !,
;. BUFFALO, n. Y, May 10.-In the piSeon-shoot~
ing match here to-day between Ward, OF Toronto,
and Johnson. Of Jersey City, for, $780,: Ward
killed 90 single and 4a double; johnson, Il sin.
g1e a2l 81 double.
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WALL STREET.

/ Review Of tho Money, E.onl, Gold,
+ stock, and Produce Markets.
.,Speciaz Dispatch to The cAi;:ago Tribune, 80,
NEW; YoRE, May 10.--Money was easy to-daT,
at to on cal, with exceptions Of to per
cent : -"
Foreign exchange mas stronger, and, late in
the day, the leading bankers advanced the rases
to 10sA for GO days, sterling, aud 1895 for
/ sight. /, - .-, s-
..- GOLD 49,. =: ~.
was active and higher, advancing from 1l71z 10
11536. The rates for carrying were 9, s, 4, 81,
and Per cent.
Government bonds closed strong, at tie high
est rates Of the week.
srocKs.
The unfavorable adyicos from london gave tho
stock market q weak tone, land q general selling
movement was inaugurated at tho opening,
which continued at times during tho day. Tie,
whole List sympathized with tho downward ten
dency, and general decline in prices WAS the re-
suit. The fall up to midday was equal to II to
1A per cent, but after that a recovery Of Il to3I
per cent took place. Towards o'clock weak
ness again Predominated, and the lowest quota
tions: Of the day were subsequently made,
the extreme decline being .2H per cent.
Pacific Mail declined from IS to 53sI,
recovered to 54N and closed at 50, the lowest
price OF the day. Panamafe1 of from 11G9I to
ia, and afterwards sold at, 49, Western Union
declined from 8635 to 85s5, with all the dealings
after o'clock at 85s4@861s. C. c. k I. G.
dropped from 34324 to So, and left of at 3s3{.
st. Paul common declined from IS to SIX, rallied
to 57A and later sold at 5655zz. Rock Island de-
clined from ITO to 10s5l; New York Central
o1sl to 9l1S;. Eric from eaN to Cs1]6 Ohio and
from 432l to 49, and Union Pacific
from 32N to 81 ~ with hardly any recovery in
the: late dealings. Delaware, Lackawanna g.
Wostern fell of from 104 to 103, and New jersey
Central from 1o6 to -1054, and we're less pron-
nent than yesterday. Snles of Canton were made
at 100. Hannibal j. St. Joseph common was
more active, selling at 3911, 351S, and 80.
Some nnanciers declare that the prospects Of
Pacific Mail have materially altered for the bat-
ter, and that the Directors have for tho MOST re-
Bolyed to put an end to tho spcculntioas, which
hayo been laid at the door of the Com pauy; that
IN arrangement has been mado for the notes Of
3tockwell, which have fallen due, and he has
been allowed sixty days grace in which to pro-
gide for their payment. He is now the President,
and at tho next election will mako strong contest
70 maintain bis plaeo. Williams, however, ,tof
he firm Of Wi11iams d Guion, backed BY several !
wealthy foreign capitalists, is working to obtain
control Of tho Company: -: ...I:s |
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SAN DOMINGO.

NEW YonE, May 10.-Tho London, papers con-
tain the particulars Of the complete satisfaction
given by the Dominican Government for the in
suit offered to tho British flag in Febru-
ary last, when threo political refugees
wclo takon. r by force out Of tho
Vice. -Consu1's house at Puerto Plata.
Under the. demand rand threat mnao+ By
tho commander Of 1Ior sMajesty'A ship N;obe,
at liberty, and that the Governor rehoist the
Consular flag and fire saluto Of 81 guns, NIL Of
Which was duly done, and gives great satisfac--
ton to tho foreign residents Of tha island.
, 1873-05-11

+; ;;,HAKR1SaPoTTER-May s4 Emnpaasel Church. q.
T: Harris. Of Chicago, and Ids F., dauShtar Of l. H.
Potter. -! =. ,-->- s.:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the residence ot the
III. 1.eacrt Koasborg ind Miss Aunis 8 Audctson bo1
Of Chicago. !;
BALDWIN ULs-At ;watartoesn.; Wis. wedntes-
day May ut the ronnce Of the hr.les rnotheE b,fha
Rev Dr. Boyd, Al.snrupa T., Baldwin. Of Chicago and
Georgia b. daughter oi 1hs lite Kcr John Moule.
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The Chicago .Jr,h;1er.

ED1ANAPo1!s, = 2 May 1o.---Gov. Thomas 4. Hem
bricks, OF Indiana, has accepted the iuUtation
Of the Committee Of Heterogeneous Of tho CHI
eagGi ea4i Jnn!ee 70 ne their guest at the musical
June. !: "oeA Ill
srnna71EID;; May 1o:-Gov. Beverideo will
attend the Chicago Jubilee in June next. having
&c accepted sn invitetion to become tbe .9uest q
, 1873-05-11

Ds1rioaE, i !: !: 2s1a:y 1o.-HolloAan Was to-day
sentenced to ba hanged for the murdered af-r.
Lanpey. Tho%caac Of Nicholson; his nssocia.e,
goes to the Court Of Appeals On 3 bill Of ezcep-
lions. : - '"~'%' --'..:- - = ~~*
NEW YORK, bIny 10.-Judge Pratt to-day
denied The mot ion for stay Ct proceedings in tho
case Of Nixon, sentenced to be hanged on Friday
devf
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Wholesale Arrest OF Parties Impl1-
cs,1cd III riae Ese-dGr Murders.
: Kansas C1rr, May 10.-Tla Cherry 'Vala az.
citou1eht il still at fover heat. The Times has
ditional particulars : 4 forcs Of nbout' ono
hundred men ares at tho grounds OF
tho .slguglter, which is: now being ,plow-
cd over again.: though no .:.more graves
Aavo been .fonnd.The Roach family, OF 'La-
done seven miles from tho slaughter, consist-
ing Of tho old man and wife, md son and wife,
and Stephenson, John Harness aud vile, md
Thomas Tyke; wife, and daughter. haye.been~
arrested, --A- IL King, travelling district
prcachar,;: hes ;. been arrested at Parsons,
and . notorious murderer, onco pardoned
from ..~the. :Penitentiary;h, ramoI Majors
h1unford, sand q woman } with him, :>wero
arrested ut Fort Scott. Detectives aro still out,
but rumors arc 10 contradictory thai. no reliance
is TO be placed IN item. The Lender house and
f,s1pitareiss being demolished bFsthe :yisitors,
WHO are carrying away portions OF it as relics.
, 1873-05-11

LoSpo:;, Mag to.-A dispatch from Rome says;:
::'Tbe Pope was too III yesterday to rcceiyo a.
party of pilgrims from France"
EEw YoaE, May 1O.-Is is reported. tonight
that Archbishop :ncClosky has . cable telegram
from Rome announcing the death Of the Pope,
but it is not known wholher tho report ;be- truo
, 1873-05-11

New YoRx, May 1o.-Arrired, steamship
Anglia from Glasgow and Woser frnm Bremen.
Tie Oceanic, which left to-day for Llyerpoot,-
returned to port owning to O. slight. de1anGc-
1nent OF the machinery. -
sournAMr1oS, Nay I'd. Arrived, the steam
ship Baltimore, from BalHnore ::s?2cr =;
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Special dispatch to T1,e Chicago lri1une- ., =:
BELLE CENTRE, O., Hay ia terrible torna-
do passed through the eastern Fart Of this village
yesterday morning, commencing in the woods 4
quarter Of a'mie west Of the town; tearing lnrge
trees mp By the roots, then passing through tho
ho5uses3, two good :sized shops, taking the roof
of the new II. Z. Church, tearing down part Of
tho wallis, moving the large schoo1-houso or its
foundations, aud otherwise injuring several
othershcuses moro or Less. mo one asseridus-
II injnred.. Tie loss is estimated ut $40 0U0.
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CENTRAL sAfEERtCA.


HAyASA, Mny 10.-Intcligenco from Panama
to tie 5tk states that the factions con.erdiug for
authority Gre sill in opposition, end there has
been some fighting between them.
CAEAcas, April 30.-Guzmaa Biaanico WIS nnnn-
imously reelected President of tho republic.
His Inauguration will take place on the inst.
, 1873-05-11

Po91 Az Pn1ScE, May An .extenaiTo~ con
faSration. occurred 1ere.s which. destroyed $50
housas,1 SIX persons were killed. -. s..
, 1873-05-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

: 'IoSDoy, May 1o.-Firc fwas discovered to-
day on tie British irun :;tea.nallip Aginconrt~!
the compartment III which the fro originated
was flooded. lilo extent Of tho damage Is not
ascertaned. =:
Tho official inquiry into the loss Of the steam
ship Atlantic was opened to-day in Liverpool.
Isn1ay, ono Of tho agents, testified that she left
port with 939 tons ct coal. und provisions for
thirty dnyB, independent Of the cabin stores.
Bidweli and Noycs, OF Bank Of England for:
gerry noter1cty, had another examination to-day,
at the Mansion House. It's "snid they wish
to- turn Queou's evidence,
, 1873-05-11

Yrel,a saws tho Modocs are known to be ont Of
the Lava beds aud aseing f. the Goose; ;-LaFEa II
, 1873-05-11

The Iowa Double Suicide.
; s1. LOUIS, May 10-A special from Keokuk,
1o1a, gives further particulars: concerning tie
, 1873-05-11
THE FINAL CEREMONIES,

WAsH1EGT0St May lU.-Ihe body Of Chic
Justice Chase, after arriving here tq~morro,
relations Of tho deceased, and the pall-bearera
will be conveyed to the United States Supreme
Court BY the following old servants Of tn
Court, who, in accordance with the ti1ne-honoret
corpse bearers :. A. Lewis, ]. Welsh, a. Herbert
| ]. Craig, W. Bruce, and j. MalViu..
| Arrangements beftting the occasion we're made
] to-day 1t the Capitol The bronze doors lending
| to the Senate Chamber from the east aud norti
| sides, were heavily draped in mourning, as wert
| the archway over them in the lal leading to the
| Supreme Court room, aud the main entrance tt
the building by way OF the east and west doors
The main entrance to the Supreme Court room
is draped in black, as is that OF the office OF the
| court immediately opposite In the conrtroom
ITSELF the drapery extends entirely around the
room, and in heavy folds. The Judicial bench ia
covered with black and white. The chair Of the
Cuet Justice, the gilt eagle overhead, and the
semi-circle in the rear arc draped in Grape.
Thocatafalque on which the remains will 1e-
pose is the Same as that upon which the body
OF President Lincoln 1cposed in State in the ro-
tuuda in April 1865. Since that memorable
event, it has been in what is commonly known
two feet and si1 inches high and nine feet in
length, and will be covered for this occasion
with black broadcloth. heavy floral vreath
from the Government gardens will surround the
'casket, which will be otherwise decorated WITH
beautiful flowers.
In letter to the Clerk Of the Court. dated
yesterday, the Hon. Hamilton Fiah, Secretary Of
State, writes from New York to eav that Gov
sprague and the daughters Of tho Chief Justics
think it proper that the remains should reroee
to the cemetery. He. remarks in his letter
'sThere is an eminent propriety in the placing of
tho remains of the : Chief Justice there
in the Supreme Courtroom, aud in their pro-
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GERMANY.

BEaL1S, May 10.-It IS denied tla., Gen. Man.
teurel wiu be appointed A:ll1:s*a1at<a: Paris,
upon the evacuation OF French territory by the
German troops. -,
, 1873-05-11

country. The Warm Spring Indians and several
scouting parties aro in close pursuit. Six man
1tom frcEa are Cn the trail OF Bogus Cuar]ayN y
, 1873-05-11
FOREIGN.
Continued Illness and: Repoorssea
@::-z->> Dcath of'ti,c Pope.


! Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1fioune. =.
| OTTAWA, Ont, May 10.-The;t two pEincipa
| matters discussed in the Cauadian Parliament
yesterday and last night yero the: Government
bill respecting pilotcge, and tho bill amending
the ilitia net, aa to the calling out OF the milita
in tho case OF apprehcndcd riot; also, providing
that the Governor General might remit sentence
Of court-martial-
Tho Parliamentary Committee on the pro-
'hlbitory liquor law havo reported. Among the
conclusions arrived ct arc That the traffic Ii d
widespread and increasing evil, reacling al
,clEasea, producing tho most untoward results );
that tho people aro impressed with the enormity
of the evil that from official information it il
therofrom that il Ontario md Quebec q, ,23G
out of 23,23o commitments resulted from
the liquor traffic !; that 153 medical men report
that Intoxicating liquors lead to disease and
premature death. The Committee believo
prohibitory liquor Law would mitigate, if not ro-
move, the evil. Tho Committee then considers
the manner in which it would effect the reyenus..
The revenue last year from the liquor traffic
amounted to s5,03I, 5i3.5s. Tho Committee
think tho decreased expenses OF ssylnms, hos
etc., would bo an offset. The capital now in
vested in tho tratic could bo diverted to other.
purposes, which would contribute to the wealth
4 boem broke up ut Goaloneau, releasing
o,ooo logs and cndaneering the Government
boom at the mouth OF the riyer. :, - 1893
~MoSrREAr, May 10.-About / 200 enlgrants
have arrived only sixty-tiva Of whom remain
hero. They are English, Irish, Gor1nanz and
Scotch, ard will all remain in Cauada except
thirty Germans, bound for the Prairie States.
Most Of tho English speaking policemen are
resigning. ,.~> -
QuEDEc, May 10.-Shio laborers demand 81,
e3 und Il.
ToaoS1o. May 10:-That we aro to hare o
Canadian Credit Mobelicr is evident: The Cana
dian ring. like Ares, Cotfax. DrouEs. and 9TH
ers, have nothing to conceal and nothing to re-
veal Mr. Huntington, with his witncsses ready
to proceed, is compellcd to wait md have
his case compromised. The refusal Of a demand |
so reasonable, whether we'll founded or not,
suggests anything but straightforward simplicity
roye!a:ious cannot be made.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-14

COULDN'T FIND His HOTEL. Yesterday Off
Ger Shirley was accested by middle aged man
who told a singular story of his troubles. it
seems that he arrived in this city Saturday eve.
ming on the freight train from Lewiston, and
putting up at the first hotel he came to, was
shown 20 a room near the top of the building,
from the window of which he could overlook
the harbor. In the morning he went out for a
walk, leaving his carpet bag, containing his
wallet, in his loom. And that is the last he
has seen of either hotel or baggage. Ali day
Sunday and Sunday night and until yester-
day afternoon, he wandered through the city
hunting in vain for the hotel. He had the
room key with tag attached aud was not, as
might be supposed, drunk. The officer went
with him to every hotel and large boarding
house in the city, but among them all the man
was unable to recognize the place where he
stopped. Taken all together ii is singular