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Convict rassen from IaI and Hanged.


HARRISBURG, Aug. IA special
dispatch to the Telegraph, from Mar
tinsburg. West Virginia, this morn
ing, says a masked mob, about l A. H.,
surrounded the Jail and informed the
prison keeper that they had a priso-
ner to place within the jail, and when
the door was opened the mob rushed
in, secured the keys and took from
his cell John Tailor (colored), who
was charged with committing o rape
nearly M year ago in this county,
and afterwards took the life Of the
young girl. lie was tried for muir
der, convicted and sentenced to be
executed on July 3lst, but by some
his execution was deferred.
The execution occurred about one
mile from this point, on the line Of
the c. v. r. i. The body was
hanging yet when the mail train pass
ed, this morning at 7:l5, surrounded
by quite a crowd Of spectators.
While the sober thinking part Of the
citizens DO not encourage lynch law,
yet they are glad the community is
rid OF 4 dangerous person.
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uieide al a Lady a EiinaAe.a.

NEW YoRK, August l4-8lrs.
John Benzer, Of Elizabeth, y. j., but
formerly OF Philadelphia, committed
suicide in The former place last night
by throwing Lerself before an APP
preaching train. She had attempted
to cut her throat last Monday aight
Loss Of property and sickness it IS
thought deranged her mind.
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Pennsylvania Prohibition STATE
Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, August l2.-Thc
State Prohibition party's nominating
Convention at Harrisburg adopted a
radical platform, fayoring prohibition
of the liquor traffic. The following
nominations were made Lieutenant
Governor, Benjamin Rush Bradford ;
of Supreme Court, Simon 3.
Chase; Auditor General, Calvin
Parsons Secretary Of Internal At
fairs, w. ?. Cutheraton. A State
Central Committee was appointed,
with James Black as Chairman.
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THE pending political campaign in
the South is being fought on the
race ISSUE The old terrorism is
being used, and but few white men
viii dare vote the Republican ticket
aud take the risk attendant upon a
confession Of sympathy with the mig
ger party" We expect therefore to
sec the so called CONGRATULATIONS
ocratic-white mans ticket success
full in all or nearly all the Southern
States. and that this end viii be ae-
complished through the death Of
many of the leading colored politi-
clans. For the last week the papers
have been filled with details of alarm
ing negro riots at .he elections in
Tennessee and Mississippi, and arm
ed bodies Of men have been hurried
to different points TO protect the
whites from general massacre. And
now it is admitted that there were
no riots, and no murders except that
a negro, charged with being saucy,
on election day, was shot down by a
high toned Democrat the next morn
ing, and the Sheriff and bis two
brothers, attempting to arrest the as
@sassin, were set upon by his friends
and killed. OF course when negro
are shot down for being sauey,
officers are murdered for attempting
to execute the law, and citizens are
spotted for voting the Republican
ticket, there is not much hope for
honest elections, and VIC therefore
anticipate that through terror and
bloodshed the Democratic Conserv-
alive party" will triumph in nearly
all the Southern States.
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FAlEMorSr, w. VA, June 81. ISTL
uaviue purchased 81 Professor lIetz. of Phila-
iiclaAis, one GRAND Square Piano "a octave. man
ul4cturel toy y. Hale s. Co, OfNew York. Gr the
Prot, with his Own latest Improvements thereto.
fl gives rae great pleasure 10 certify that saii in
strument IS very superior 10 tone AMI Volume, and
easy cl manipulation % any I have ever seen, and
The slHle ~0tia!0n has been expressed by auH who
have either played upun or heard Be- played. Any
person wishing 30 purchase a dlst cltss Instrument
w1uid DO We'll 20 examine those manufactured for
tbe Pr9L. tliare i1eklug elsewhere.
j. ". Mccoy.
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VOTERS should remember that the
duplicate lists Of voters are now IN
the hands Of the assessors, and sub
ject to inspection free of charge by
any person residing in an election
district who shall desire to see the
same. It is the duty Of every citizen
10 see that bis name IS properly reg
istered. After the Sd day Of Septem-
Der It viii be too late. The law now
requires assessments TO be sixty-one
days before the day Of election. On
the two secular days preceding the
day for the return Of the assessment
lists the assessor is required to be at
the voting place in his district from
ten a. m. to threep m, and from six
p. m. to nine p. m. for the purpose Of
making corrections or adding new
names, bat it is not best to wait until
the last day. Attend to it at once.
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BEDFORD, Pa, Nar.h Z. 1874.
Having hougEtcf Prof. III. Hetz. Of Philtiel-
pai1, one Gl bis Grand SQUARE Pianos. III octave.
1nd containing the Professors own latest improve
ments. 81 gives me much pleasure 60 certify thnt
sti1 instrument IS superior 90 any other "a every
respect, an OBI MON sLared by the most competent
oounoisseurs. Any person wishing % Furchaeea
Grst class piano should u1r lil o. eNamilc tt-stG i
LDUISN. FYAN.
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Faom Dr. colznAs

LAT-ouE PA. Julc IJ,h. 1873.
This IS 90 certify thltI have had one Of Prot
Hctzs Grand Pianos, ior about one ana % Aalt
veare. and b las proved On excellent instrument
AN vino have examined &c, have spoken ln terms 0l
praise ofiu merits, both I'm tame ana finish. Inc
aor4mansAlp is excellent, aud thc tone j. al tlt
can be desired. aIi / take pleasure in
Ing thcse Instruments 90 Tie public.
~. O. CoLEIAS.
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LATE1EE- Pa. AprIsIh-lsI3.
THIS O. 30 certify that j purchased of Prof.. FL
ward Hetz, one Of IFS "Grfnd Square Planes,
some six months since. Ithas been xGmlnc aud
tried by competent judges. and all pronounce 81 q
very fine instrument. We Ike 90 very much, and
think its tune unsurpassed. and checrully recon-
mend Lis plano tcaH wishing glod Instruments
E.EEHGJSON.
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a PEW coon REASONS.

la New Invention tharsua ~
cured by Letters Patent.
Makes . perfect Lex s..teh. arft.
sides, en- allkinds Of goods.
3-kuns light, smooth. u~liseira .
years wisiea
AN 81. 4fictifs 81 Work
Sutc! i lacrlor maDner.
els SIS mgnEgeI blythe -
Lengtt J nay De- altered ufl
and a. an e threaded without
threHl % holes.
E-l iimpie. ingenious. elegant
the si lout tho use ei ce Wheel
ttrv ever arms. Iia- tle Aus o.
Feed iuarrgs uui.ovm leastl
any slc as ournlw Thread t
allows c'sy movement % ertia-tar
injury tgthreld.
is manufactured hy tie most sEfIri
cuced mechanics, sd thc celebrated Reu
mory Hon, r.. s. Pittsburgh 0mep &
sixth st. y
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FROM Poazs

LsrnoBE. Pa, April 9th. 1873.
This IS Co certify. that i purchased NON Prof.
EIUari uetz, one % BIS Grand square Pianos
four months ggo. and it has given entire satisilc-
tlnn. ami has been tried bystuLents from Cglc-,
andthey prefer St toauy they have p~racticed Oh. l
would recommend his instrument % ell parties
wishing good Instruments.
7. ID. Peers
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LArRorE- May 18th, 1873.
Icertyly. thatcightcon months ago, i purchased
one Of Prof Edward Hetz's .Guud Square Pf
amos. and &c has given entire satisfaction iu every
way. and ] w0uld recommend his piano To- an those
desiring CO. purchase.
Ww. S~HowALr-s.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Esl-,s Of Jacsb J.. Meyers, late o. Berlin '''-
deed.
Letters -tcsamcltary On the a9" -o-
h4vIsg been granted 20 the uudeIsiSaci- hos
b her5hv eir6n 20 those Indebted % O. ma
me siate payment. and those having elhlar IA
h. 10 present them duly authcntieateI ~
meat o. saturday. september y lst- 81
Of Emanuel J.. Meyers. IA BerLa rns
EMANUEL .ME1 lis
John 5. MEYERS,
Nm. o. SCHBOCk'
ErsCatoTs.
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HETZ PIANO.

Youwlu learn l3m ihe 0iloUiug aEthcltie ies
timJuiaIs, 0l which originals, ami o. good eeai oi
other interest g communication may he seen il
Ere ALRUM Dr. AUTOGRAPHS, mpc3essi9noi
HE Professor. and open 20 inspection brewery ruiy-
GEETfFIGATES.
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Another Road Leased TO :i.o Pennsyi-
va-Ia Railroad.

PITrsEUBGu, August l2-At a
meeting Of the creditors Of the Ale
gheny Valley Railroad today, a prop
osition from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road to lease the Allegheny Valley
RAILROAD WIS voted upon and ae-
ccnte1-
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Address the Publishers. or
D. PROCTOR. Agent
Juiy29 HUNTINGDON. PA.
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New 4acerjsemsats

Wanted. reliable men to distribute packages
of tie wonder 81 fac World" and maSe
collections. To good men 1 viii furnish Oh the
gods necessary 20 cUnluc. the business. Address
". n. Triton, Ett.saUrga, ia.
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chieaeo & eaIIed . -,

Chicago Is called Cremation City -
as them the common dog sassage?4
inquired q venerable looking lady. as
she surveyed a bunch of bananas over
her spectaeles the other day
The Milwaukee man who tied bis
dog to a wagon-wbceI to learn him
to be a coach dog, IS Disguised with
the whole business.
An Iowa Presbyterian went 10 q
horse race recently 40 frown the
thing down. and now the brethren
have had a meeting aud Crown him
out Of the church.
A California Temperance Associa-
ton limits the beverages Of lis mem
bers to wine, beer and cider, except
when laboring under O sense Of dis
enlargement, and then whisky shall
be allowed"
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BUSINESS

Is, as I have prophesied, picking up.
The cheerful face of the country mer-
chant is once more seen on the street,
and New York begins to look busy.
Thank Heavenl
PIETRo.
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Tue first report Of the fiscal OIL
Gers Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvania, called for under the new
Constitution, made its appearance On
the lst Of August The statement,
which is fall and satisfactory, is sworn
to by the State Treasurer and Audi
tor General. We copy the recapitu-
lation of fhe State Debt july 81,
1874.
Debt bearing coin interest. 41ayo9 90
Debt bearing interest in United States
Debt on whieh Interest has besa stop
$500 l4l.aaS Ua
Debt bearing no intercst. l00.6e9 OJ
Chambersburg certificates, act ef May
Agricultural College land script iand
Of Pennsylyania. b0o. 000 90
Total debt july 81, Is74-----..s2i 90, 7s5 81
There is also attached a detailed
statementof the surplus reserve fund,
which amounts TO S452, 9G3. IS, aud
also of the banking institutions (2s.
IN sl) where this fund is deposited,
without interest, at call, and the
amount deposited in each institution.
BY the provisions of the eleventh sec
tiOr, article 3, of the constitution, it
is required that the State debt should
be annually reduced in a sum not less
than $25o.0OO. This year the reduc.
ticn Of State indebtedness to July
81 amounts to over $500, 600. and the
erduction for the fiscal year win
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BALTIMORE. July 6. 1874.
Having seen AMI heard the Grand square Pr
anu. mauu&e1grcI by Hale * Co.. Of New York.
FOR Professor lfc,z, with bis own latest improve
ncnt, I can fully recommend them 10 any AMI all
wishing o first class iZrunoEL. For dlgablity
and sweetness cf touc they cannot lie cxcellei.
j. SALTZEH.
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WEAVING.
COURT -

Ne the undersigned Executors Of Tie Ir.. nil
and Testament Fl Isaac Dibert. deceased f.r-
of an orler OF sale issuing ogt of the 0rtr
Court. IN AMI ior the county Of S1mC-. b.
we viii 0hcrior sale at SteystJWn. on
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this torrid summer. Excursions for
the poor children, and fer .heir par
ents too, are not wanting. Hospitals
in the country are fitted up 70 receive
sick children, homes are established
for babies and invalid women, where
they can get well ia pure air among
pleasant scenes, which to them are
like lasts Of hea, zen. The owner OF
one of the finest yachts in the country,
is in the habit every summer Of tax
ing parties Of mission school children
off for a cruise, and giving them all
the delights Of unlimited petting and
indulgence. The monkeys take to it
as kindly as if they had been used to
first class yachts, and had q banker
for guardian all their lives, and come
home with speech and manners pol
ished up to a surprising degree. Be
nevolent ladies club together to send
of poor sewing women for a month
in the country, and send them, too,
with snug little outfits, that there
may be no drawbacks to the rest and
pleasure OF the holiday. 1t would be
sadly against the desires Of these
practical, kind hearts If their names
should become public, OF it would be
pleasant to say who have set exam
pies of such worthy charities. Net
the least among these the
FLOWER MISSION
continues its work Of delight, send
ing bouquets to hospitals and poor
families, where the spice of carnation
and rose, for a while, dispel the fever
breath and street odors, with life
giving scent. Much Of the miasm Of
the city might be ~neutralized, physi-
clans say, if every window-sill was
banked with growing and fragrant
flowers, to imuart ozone to the air,
and 10 time the Mission will doubt
less turn its attention to supplying
plants to those who are willing to
take care of them. The credit of
originating this beautiful charity IS
due, | am told, to Miss Ella Russell,
the daughter of a highly esteemed
New York merchant, and a member
of DR.. Bellows Church. This young
lady brought the idea of the Flower
Mission from Boston, where it was
first attempted, and now the leading
churches have their days for distribut-
ing bouquets, and every Thursday
ladies are seen on the street with
hands full of geraniums and roses,
while country carriages drive in from
Long Island and Jersey with gentle
faced occupants, whose laps and
hands are loaded with garden flowers.
1t is a delight to receive the flowers,
it is a luxury to these owners to give.
If one wants a sight OF the Saints Of
New York, let him happen in at the
Church of the Unity, Thursday
mornings, and see the sweet, devout
and thankful faces bent over their Of
ferings Of bloom.
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PROF. EDWARD HETZ'S
I [ A N .

ia ty GAP he h,sf now offered. hmang The number
of valuable autographs i1 potscsslolui FrJA eF
Hclz. we see the l1ll9Wllg celebrated names BIOS
Chalas. Prof. Icpfer. Llchucr. Mctle57ci, lleLafu
Wagner. Ur. BruudaL. Herz0g. hleicL, C~arlG9tze,
h. Stor. lessen. GatssclalE. aul @ long lag Of
OF tie same RANK 600 numerous tl Mth-lol-
Bat it Is NOS only Lurode. DC is This country aai
c-ueeiaIlv tile STATE OF Pcnnsylsluil- We Wish -
s0-.7f ID NE extensive use and Introduction OF
the piano. which naturally lr1au-e1 % slcAl eoin
and rivalry among manufacturers ana
Consequently % real d1.uge of second class luaru
rssrfs e5ir inter tie most ureicuf.ous names. and
peIileI al ever the country hy Ignorant agents,
without the slightest rcsp1uFilliV or kn1ntelEe
Of music Or it, instruments Tue praciit-l cuill
vatfon OF the ars Of tunes Gnthe organ Ut piano.,
heinz enc III fhc greatest importance m ile lane OF
PROF. EaWarl Actz took pains ~ pc
come q master on both instruments aui without
90 time and cost acquired the Instructor
Of tic most celebrated master, Francis List
WHO ia. and has riways been proud 90 MS ah9i3r.
N..I .n- ralrL..r. .LE ". L.-LA l..uL nc
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.OURT PROCLAMATION-

~
WHEgEAs, the Honorable WILLIAM II. usIL
President ol the several Courts OF Common Pleas
% t1ctounties composing the sixteenth Judicial
District. ana Justice Ofthe Courts Of 0ycraud Ter.
miner ant General Jail Delivery. for the trial rt
an capital aHc other offenders In the sail UlEriH.
and LzwIs A.. TURNER and JOSIAH MowEY. D.
quires, Judge Of che Courssoi Common Pleas Iui
Justices oi The Courts % Oyer anil Terluiuer. and
General Jail Delivery. for the trisi OF am capital
and otherolanier in The County % Somerset have
issued tAeir prccepts and u me directed, fog L1a-
Ing 9 Court OF Common Pleas, and General guar
ter Sessions Of the Peace. and General Jail UelT-
cry aud C0uru u Oyer ami Terniuer, 40 Som4rsat
On Monday, August Ssta. 1917,
NOTICE % hereby giUeH to an the Justices Of tie
Peace. The Coroner and C0Establcs Within The said
county Of Somerset, that they De then and therein
their proper persons. with their rolls, rec1rds.iuqui-
siti0us- examinations, AMI other rememhranccs- u
DO those things which 70 their offices and I'D tlat
behalf apperJain 90 he done; AMI also, they who
viii prosecute agailstthe prisoners thar arcl r shall
De in the JAN Of Somerset County. % De- then a-l
there 90 prosecute against them rs shall De lus-
>~uEEfrrs OFFICE OLIVER kNEPPER,
somerset. July -. Sheriff.
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Prof EDWARD I5ETz,
421 Vine Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.


The Professor intends publishing lrum slime 20
lime the certificates DE receives from his custom
srs. H. aGaHion Co thC above. Tie GLOWING are &c
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On Monday. Augusseala. 1877,
WHITE Seed WHEAT
OfEarly ClaWSOn Variety
FOE SALE.


This Wheat & smooth headed. riPcns early.
yields abundautiy. ready Dr delivery AUgust15th .
Price e Der EushcI. send orders early %
JOSEPH BRC9H.
or s. PHILSON.
aur5 Berlin, i. q.
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SUMMER CHARITIES.

This terribly hot summer following
on the privations Of the last hard
winter has added to the suferings of
the poor almost beyond endurance.
Days when thermometers marked 102
in the shade, and there have been
weeks Of such weather since the first
Of June, the state of things in down
town streets and baking tenement
houses was appalling. If the Board
Of Health had not stirred up the
street cleaning department to I'M
wonted zeal early in the season New
York would have been almost unin-
habitable. as it was, TIE hot wealth
or opened on & cleaner condition Of
things than the noses of humanity
rave been able to detect tor years.
1t viii be understood that cleanli-
ness is spoken Of only in a relative
sense. When a citizen crosses either
without having to mediate
exclusively on damage and sewer
pipes from the dock to Broadway, be
congratulates himself ca the good
condition Of streets. The poor whose
are in these streets, however,
be disposed to try conclusions
with him. Many efforts are made by
kind hearts to lessen the suferings Of
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For Istaer cler1nce appy to1-ai David Mech
ling, John McCiell1nI, James q. Sheil.7. Sew
Alexandra Pa.
james Lemon. Salisbury. Pa.
George Iiu-llur. LltrJuc. Pr.
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Republican County, Ticket.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
Subject 70 decision Of Disrict Conference.
". H. KoONTZ.
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STATE SENATE.

POOR 0 L DIRECTOR
SAMUEL TRENT
The Portland daily press., 1874-03-23

New YORK, March 2i-5P. M.-Ashes quiet and
unchanged at 70 for pots. Cotton is unchanged and
forward deliveries advanced sc with fair business
Receipts of flour 10 1856 bbs; Flour is a shade firm
er holders Of shipping grades are less anxious to
Western and State; 90 q 40 for co nmon e. eood @
extra do; 45 65 for good to choice do 65 @ 90
for common to choice White Wheat Western extra:
$40 q 40 for common to good extra Ohio; 80 9
II 90 for common to choice extra st. Louis. market
closing steadySoutherD Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
sales 800 bbs at 80 20 for common to fair extra
20 "a II % for good to choice. Rye Flour is dull
and without material change in price; sales 800 bbls
45 q 4 30 for Western; 60 a 25 for Brandywine
Gran-receipts Wheat So, 600 bush, Wheat is a &c
better more doing on export; also fair milling nQui
ry sales las, 900 bush at 46 a 50 for No Chicago;
Minnesota Spring; "a for No Spring; "a for No
Chicago; so for White Spring. Rye Is quiet at 92c
@ o. sales Of LOCO bush old at 97c; Jersey State at
is quiet and unchanged. Corn-receipts 13 500 bush
Corn shade frmer with moderate export and home
trade demand; sales $500 bush at S. a SOC for new
Western Mixed; SO Ge 90c for new Yellow Western
SO a 91c for oldWestern Mixed; SOC for White Yves.
tern; 60c for new Yellow Southern. Oats receints
II 625 bush; Oats 1c better and more active. sales
$4,000 bush at 81 q Sc for Mixed Western 81 @ SIC
for White Western. Hay steady at 90 a 105 tor
80 q S5c for good to choice. Leather is unchanged;
Hemock sole, Buenes Ayres and Rio Grande light
middle and heavy weights at 27b a Soc California 26
@ 2sc; Orpoco do 25l q 27Ac. Coffee more active nre
changed st Il q Tic for fair to good refining.
lasses is quiet and steady Rice is quiet ana on liz
ed. Ptpleum lower ;crude 81 on spot; s,es t
Tallow Is dull: sales as 900 lbs at "a hosh
firm Of 80 for strained Naval Stores-SpHts lur-
pentne firm at 4sc Eggs unchanged AZ Zoc ior state
tsn,ed At OO al 90 for Anthracite " ton " cargo
Wool is quiet Domestic fleece at 40 g sc; pulled 25
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II o X Il L q N.
sturdy Old Buffer,

Ssuruy Oid Buffer.
=. DEhLiN' March 22-The generals of the army
q present III inns city, waited in a body on the
emperor to-day and congratulated him on his
reaching his 77th birthday The Emneror in
reply, referred 10 the crisis which was bapsing
over the army, and declared that he was deter
mined to maintain ITS strength and thereby en-
sure the peace of Europe.
spanish News.
MADRID, March pa decree has been pro-
mulgated establishing a national bank, grant
ing 1t monopoly of the issue of bank notes
and compusori'y incorporating with it all other
Danks In the country. In return the new bank
agrees to advance to the government Sl25OOO,
600 pesetas.
BAYoNE, March 22-The wife of Don Carlos
has given birth to daughter.
Another Outrage in Mexico.
MEXICO, March Is, via Havana GA
Catholc mob on the night Of March 7th, at
tacked the Protestant chapel in Puebla smash
ed the windows and furniture and DESTROYED
the Bible and stonned the pastor, Rev. Antonio
The State of Yucatan is utterly dsorgapized
Dy the revolution. The Topic Indians continue
thelr depredations and have lately defeated the
government troops sent against them. The re-
lnforcements have been despatched.
Various Matters.
LONDON. March 21.-Dsrael to-day refused
deputaton to ask for release of the Feni-
Gen Wolseley reached the city this afternoon,
and at Waterloo station he met perfect ova-
ton from dense mass OF people.
In the House of Commons to-day the bill
appropriating $4,0OO,0O0 for the expenses of the
Ashantee expedition was passed. MIR Ander-
son gave notice that on Monday next he would
ask the government whether it was willing to
cooperate with the government of the United
States In fixing sailing tracks for vessels cross
ing the Atlantic.
A Failure.
30 a. ma special to the Standard dated
Santander, Sunday, SAYS that the first move
ment of the government troops for the relief Of
Bilboa by the way Of the Bilboa river, was u
failure. 1t was found impossible to effect a
landing and the expedition returned to Santona