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Prompt Punishment for a Shocking

MOBILE, Ala, May ia hend in human
shape committed q rape upon a little white
child, four yesrs old, yesterday. To-day about
III O'Clock an outraged community marched en-
masse TO the county jail where the nend had
been carried, and after bsttering down the isil
wall took him 20 the nearest tree and hanged
him. The name Of the hend was Frank VIII
liams.
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The ToronIa Fire

TORONTO, May 1.-THE lOsses by the tire
here Saturday night will resch about SD, OjD,
OF which Smith x Herghley lost Sl0J OoO Ths
othor losses range from III 900 % s. 900.
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LARGE FIRHs are raging in the woods on the
line or the Lake Superior railroad, at North
Branch and Pine city, Mimi. An immense de-
etruction OF property and standing timber lie
inevitable. Fires are also reported on the line
OF the West Wisconsin railroad and in Mich
iRan.
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-FOUR Men Drowned

PIoviDENCE, MAJ 1.-THE schooner Thomas
Hunt, from the South shetland Islands, repor1s
the loss of four men on the 2lst of January by
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WAsHINGToNIANs registered at Venise or
April 60: Mrs. g. q. Oidh.li, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Pierce KliDgle AID daughter,
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JUDGMENT FOR QUARTKR or A MILLION.
The general term Of the supreme court OF Ne "
York city has given o decision in the great
California land case brought by ex-Goyer nor
Price, Of New Jersey. against General Eras-
and Edmund Scott. The decision directs iude
ment against Keyes and Scott for the full
amount. with interest and costs, amounting, ia
Al, to about $4,000. The suit was began In
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b. BIN New York on SATURDAY. the Mutual
base ball club defeated the Athletics by a sore
ofS 70 D. In Boston the Lord Baltinlore cIub
were vanquished by the Red SD;kipss by a
score Of 2e tot. -
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TEE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS Of New York
city and Brooklyn have decided 20 attend the
caucus Of Representatives Of the party In Al
bsny on "Wednesday next
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CHARLES F.. WISGATE, of Maine, who was
nominated ny Representative Samuel r. Her
seq. of that state, has been appointed a cldet
at West Point.
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A REwAED OF s5,0oo.-Governor Caldwell,
OF North Carolina, publishes a notice 20 the
effect that the reward Of IS 900 offered for Gen.
M. .. Littleneld, some years since, will be paid
10 any one delivering him 20 the sheriff OF Ban
oombe county. Littleheld was charged with
swindles in Nsrth Carolina in 1865, and ran
avsy 10 Florida, where he has since been en-
surrender him on requisitlon from the governor
Of North Carolina
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No OFFICER OF high raak has been sent to
Arkansas and no additional troops ordered
there as has been stated.
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FiRB IN BALTINoRR.-The five-story brick
cnair and furniture warehouse OF Geo. Beck &
Bolte, near East Baltimore street, between
BOND and Broadway, Baltimore WAS completely
oestroyeo by nre SATURDAY. night. Beck esti-
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MAJOR PoORB hiss received from the exc ,utoc
OF Senator Sumner locket, cont aiming ONE OF
the hair of the deceased, and bearing his mono
gram.
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THEATER CeMiQUE.

ECNIAY, MAY IL. EVERY NIGHT AND
TWO MAIINEES
flrst spPsaranss Of the Queen OF serio-Comi
NCcslists, Mis- MINNIE LODER first appesr-
sDce Of The eccentric Song sud Dsuce artjsts GIL
Day md GiNIYEN. First apres,snc@ II the
Indian JuEgier, siguOr GIUSEPPE NORTON
Return Ofthe old Favorite, JOHN II earle last
week Of La y6rdin Mabi Ie. iatrntuciuR the Freacb
msyll o. CA NJ CA "
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CHARITY FUND-The New York Commerc, a
has q story about the well-known charity or
ganization, ST. Johns Guild, charging "a AZ
large sums Of money contributed has not been
accounted for; that the temporary treasurer
has decamped, and that he did 20 with the
knowledge Of the other officers. The receipts
Of the Guild In cash In February and March
were $1,000, OF which sum o. 500 are said 20
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INTERVAL REvEN UK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were ~ OPS Oss.I5.
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TIE ERIE RAILROAD coMPAN has leased
all its relling stock and appurtensnces. far the
term OF one hundred years, and il Is 10 nav an
ceipts. 'Ao s'osS 10
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NATIONAL IHEArsR.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF

The GREATEST LIVING ACTOR
your Nights Only aud DEe n atiues. c.muan.ing
MONDAY kVENIN2, NAV Is
MT Ma urice Grsu has the honor to announce that
ne fAs couClOded an arrangement with Mr. john q
sss tie BY blC the i!T strions Italian TIE g.di.r
sI6SOh IJhMASO SaLVINI. after a tri
umphsnt tour in Havana al the pfirci sal ern
and Southern cities Of the bni ed States wiz make
hl- reebtree IN Washir gtCn and HiiI anpAar in
Of bis greatest character. 10 aich he bas xor Lis
kurOpesD and American triumphs.
mCuday. May Is Inyo,,.r
Tuesday, May b.. -. - VsrI .
ThursdAy May -. &C.,. -. - Tbs al ,dis.cr
Friday VI AZ p bene1t Of Gig ina DavifG t-rick
EhUIuaN Matinee
HI sale OF seats will begin on ein. sfsy at Met
Strvtt's hu-lc store. Also AZ Box Office.
Reserved Seats, Orchestra and Dress Circ'a 90.
Dress Circle, 81 81 General Admission, I: q .lery
e. cents. TnsvII-sf'
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The CAUCUS of republican Senators this
morning agreed upon the order of business in
the Senate as follows: The Geneva award bill
will first be disposed of; the currency bill will
then be taken up. and subsequently the soprO.
priation bills in the order OF their presen alton
To the Senate.
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4 INIOLN HALL.

"WEDNESDAY, III UsSDAY, FRIDAY a,d
SAT- EBAY, May Is, Il, is, aud 10.
l5st sIpsATsncs thi- son ef
FhAN MhuENOi : NEW H1BERNICDy,
OK IRELAND IN AMERIOA
TEe iaNOTltU IRISH med Mr. 4 bert Byrnes IN
hi- o isiual Character,
BARNEY, TdS CUBE
af Auh hines In his CsiaOT at-d Oh a-actsrs Fri.z
"a cor German Friend, aud Dad Black JSe
81. - M-iy 8setres, the popular C1Btrslto.
- irs naitie Ctlf.OT. tbs favOTite S1prGnO
Ne. lie Eyrnss. late Of Dublin Theatre
Pol hoseiin- Musical Director.
To eonelGde VII b he lauGh able farce,
TIE HAUNTED GUIDE
Everiug rricss. Admission, 81 Gems; children nm
oei z 80 reseryec seats AZ Kills Co., IS CO IT'S
-. hattnse Saturday = ~.
Maine rrie- Adults, % cent?; ChiIfren, 10 cents
ma " o. =. q. GARLICK, Agent.
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TIE SENATE hereafter, for the remainder of
the present session, will meet at II d. m. lily.
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LlcTURs on ARr-Those who are interested
IN srt-and who in Washington Is not?-shouId
avail themselves OF the Opportunity afforded
ths evening TO hear DIR. Stones eloquent dis
Syui-e on the above theme at Wizards Hall.
He has lectured on the same topic thi. season NJ
bsltnore a7d Wilmington, and the papers and
people OF those places are loud and UNANIMOUS
10 thelr praise OF his effort. With a spirit of
gives his time and labor for nothing his sole
PURPOSE being to awaken an interest In and an
appreciation or his chosen subject IL the
people or the capital-visitors as well "a citi-
zsns-are worthy OF their rare advantages in
this respect, the attractive hall where the lee.
ture Is delivered will be crowded to- night
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
TINE WAR ARKANsAs.
Threatening Stase of a a.t n.
TWO coLoRED xKS KILLED nv BAxrpai

Two coLoRxD xES KILLED nv BAxrpa,s
NEW YORK. NAV ia Ilr.,. Re-. .,..,.,
dstsd last evening contains the folIosine:
Two negroes were killed BY Baxter's ptchefs
near the fair grounds yesterday morning. In
the street and joined Bakers pickers. whSs
the ofhcer in comusn ordered all Citizen. IN
their homes and the soldiers b their quarters.
THs z; 8. TRoors BsHIsD RAsaAoks.
The regulars kept cloee st their bsrricades.
heht vas expected ~ sny time during the
AFTERNOON or evening. There are two compN-
MES OF regulars At the city hall. one st the 4.
;. court building, and artillery. with horse
harneseed, on . side street. The regulars have
four harricsdee In the city anf one on the Oa-
poeite SIDE OF the river. Orders we're issued Nv
AL parties yesterday Afternoon FOR the soldiers
20 60 20 their quarters and citizens % keeo i'm
thsir houses. In the evening Colonel white, OF
baHters force rode 20 the outskirts OF the city
and the regulars followed shortly sfter.
Active SkfrsntshInx Ssosux On
IT. LCuls, Msy N A private disI,af frnrn
Little Rock dated ten O'Clock % DAY saws ac-
tive diminishing is going on between the con-
troops 90 the north hank Of the river. RsrinS
Cross, AZ the intersection OF the Fort smith 81
Cairo and Fulton railroads, one mite from the
river. EVIDENTLY being the point contenaea Tor
The Great Flood iu the Mt~~i-Stpni.
MORE BREAKS ~ THE LKVEE, AND GgEAF pc
sTRUCTIoS oF Property.
MENrRIs. May 1.-The steamer Cheek, from
below. brings important news regarding the
overflow Of the Mississippi. At O'Clock yes-
terday morning the levee in front of Frtar's
Point. on TIE Mississippi, broke AZ Maynsr,l's
and Niller's. The former crevssse IL one hun-
dred yards vide, and the latter nfty, and as TIA
water outside the levee was fully I've feet above
the level, the inside water poured Though IN
an immense volume, deiying at attempts 20
check ~, and sOOn inundated the town aud sur
rounding country. The crevaSSes will inundate
avery large and rich section Of cotton lands.
The ST Francis river was stationary YESTERDAY.
and the leyee on the Helena or Arkansas sl ie
sull holds good. About two thousand hands ara
engaged IN strengthening a., hut the river hsf
made cut-on Yesterday ~ Council Bent, cut-
ting on some fourteen miles, ana in con-e-
quence the river IL rising below the clt-Off az
the rate OF one inch per hour. Further uegs
from Helena is snxiOusly looked for.
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GxN. BUrI ER was in his seat in the House to-
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TIE HOUSE NAVAL COMMITTEE, accom-
panied by Secretary Robson, visited the nsval
academy at Annapolis on Saturday last. The
committee held a formal session in the acade-
my. at which the various professors of the insti-
tuition were examined relative to the course or
studies pursued, the practice exscted OF tho
cadets, and the discipline maintained for their
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~ FREE EXHIBITION
" FOB FEW DAYS ONLY
AT WARREN CHOATE & 90 q

S4I PsEnsyivaBia sveDue.
Brsun famous sutOtype of Paris, France. c m
pcslIg all the drEWibRs, KaiRtiI g. frescoes an
ilut sud modern stafusry ~ all the art galleries
aufoFe. VIZ: The London National Gallery, the
louvre ~ z arts, Dresden. Vienna Weimer. ID ale,
LIIe. lctenss. Milan Venice, Rome, the sisiens
1haFei, by Michael Angelo, the Library o. lhe
fop~ etc uprising over IL 600 subject. Of all he
masterpieces 81 art in the world. Also Brauu,s IA
etc ynavT 80
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BILL TO COMPROMISE CASES UNDER THE In
TkRTAL REVENUE LAws.-In the House ,dav
Mr.. Beck introduced bill, which WAS referred
10 the ways and Means Committee TO sutbor-
lie the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue To
compromise cases arising under the internal
revenue laws In which penalties aud forfeitures
may nave been incurred without fraudulent in
tent. The bill provides that whenever, for an
alleged violation Of the internal revenue laws
any person who shall be charged with having
incuIred any nne, penalty, or forfeiture, shall
present MS petition TO the Judge OF the district
w,,ch ~ .ne alleged violation occurred, or In
1911 en INC property Is situated, setting forth
uuIy ana particularly the facts and circum
sauces OF the case, aud praying FOR rsIiaf
sucn Judge shaii. II the case in his INDIGNANT
requires, proceed to inquire, in a snmms.
:, an ea In.o tne circumstances Of the case 1t
ior thar purpose, OF which the distrie. AZ.
urney and internal revenue collactor sh.,,
Re notined by the petitioner, in order ,hat
they may attend and show cause Whv fha
beution should be refused. Section provides
tnat the summary investigation NAV ke haI1
before the Judge 10 whom the petition il nrau
septed. or, II he shall 20 direct, before any II
CONN lssfoner or internal revenue COLLECTOR for
such district, and the facts appearing thereon
shall be stated and annexed TO the petition
snd, together with certified copy of the evil
dence, transmitted without cost or expense tn
The petitioner, to the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue who shall thereupor have power To
mitigate or remit such dne, penalty or forfelture
or remove such disability or any part thereof.
N, In his opinion. the same shall have been
increased without wilfui negligence or sny
,nonuon OF fraud In the person or persons
mourning the same, and to direct the prosecn-
soh, any snail have been ted for the
Iecosery thereof. to cease aud be discontinued
spon tucn terms or conditions rs he he NAV
aeem reasonable and Just.
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GEN o. o. HOWARD HoNoRABLY AcoUIr-
TED.-The court OF inquiry which ha. been en-
gagged in the investigation OF the alleged IRE
gularltes OF Gen. .. y. Howard while com mis-.
sioner OF the Freedmen's bureau, concluded
their labers on Saturday. In their findings shev
say mat . Brigadier General Oliver q. Howard
mas conducted the affairs OF the Freed mem |.
bureau with ability and fidelity; that he is nor
properly chsrgsable with any OF the offence,
imputed to him, not having offended, legally,
morally, or technically, against positive Law or
army regulations; that he IL worthy OF the sym
patty and confidence of his ASSOCIATES in thu
army"
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A CORRESPONDENCE of a western paper who
evidently attended the Hooker Stewart we'd
ding for the purpose of getting a square meal
announces that the supper gave out on thar
mournfully suggestive way: Some there were
who had to appease the cravings of hunger a.
their own larder." This is sad. Especially If
they didn't happen to have any larder OF their
own.
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The sTATIsTICIAE of the Department OF
Agriculture (Mr. Dodge has gone to Atlanta
to attend the meeting of the National Agri,ul-
tural Congress, which will open on wedneslay
In that city, and also with the intention o:
making certain statistical investigations in tn.
south.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMIHATIONs.-The report
OF Chief Examiner E. o. Graves to the civil ser
vice commission, has just been printed, from
which 1t appears that the results of examins.
lions have been satisfactory. Since the rule.
held by the board in Washington 10 yscancie.
hlled, and ssh candidates examined. Tue ex.
aminatiOns for admission have all been of a
SIMPLE. practical character, and are kepr
wholly within the bounds OF a common school
education.
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DR.. y. ii. THOMPSON, Surgeon in-chisf OF
the Columbia Hospital for WOHeH and Lying
In Asylum, was before the House committee on
Appropriations this morning in reference to the
item in the sunfry civil appropriation bill for
the support of the hospital. After hearing Dr.
Thompson in explanation of the necessity for
the appropriation the committee passed the esti-
mate, which aggregates LOCO. OF this sum
$4,000 ts for the support OF the institution and
$4,000 for the construction of a stone wall with
coping and rail terracing around the hospital
grounds.
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san Francisco. says concerning il: "We
are glad to learn that the prospects of
the Congregational church in salt Lake
CITY are good indeed When the Rev.
Mr.. Barrows arrived there a month ago,
he found hut three families that felt
like taking hold and organizing
church. There are now over a dozen
families who fully sympaflize with the
movement, and about eight families of
their denominations who work cordial
ly with Bro. Barrows in church and
Sunday school. We would suggest to
such OF our ministerial brethren and
church members as may have occasion
to visit Salt Lake, TO call on Bro. Bar
rows and-salute him in the Lord, and
give him and the cause all the moral
and material aid that may be III their
power.
| GentleDess is love in society. 1t is
love holding intercourse with those
around it. 1t is that cordialitv of as
pect, and that soul of speech which as
sures us that kind and earnest hearts
may still be met with here below. 1t
is that quiet influence which like the
scented flame of an alabaster lamp, fills
many home with light, and warmth,
and fragrance altogether. 1t is the car
pet, soft and deep, which, whilst it diff
fuses look of ample comfort, deadens
many creaking sound. II is the cur
tain which, from many beloved form,
wards off at once the summers glow
and the winters wind. 1t is the pillow
on which sickness lays its head and for.
gets half its misery, and to which death
comes in balmier dream. 1t is consid
erateness. 1t is tenderness of feeling
1t is warmth of affection. # is prompti-
tude of sympathy. 1t is love in all it,
depths, and in all its delicacy. tits ev
erytling included in that matches
grace-the gentleness of Christ.
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MELANGE.

Illinois railways, having enough
gauge already, are not allowed to give
any mortgage on their stock.
postmaster, female engrossing clerk,
and female paper-folder.
An Omaha man put up quantity of
rain water, raised $1,000 on it in St.
Louis. and then waltzed gaily away.
The Philadelphia North american asks
Congress in regard to the Centennial,
"What are you going to do about it?"
Wisconsin has. directed its Legisla-
ture to give up their free passes on rail-
ways and try to travel like gentlemen.
ssHow the U.sP. has prevented the K.
P. from discharging its obligations to
the U. S." is the headline in Kansas
paper.
| An enterprising Chicago publisher
has issued directory of the deat-beats
in that city, and it commands an i'm
mense sale.
Science and SIM is the head the
Louisville Commercial puts on promi-
nent educator who ran off with another
mans wife.
If they had Only talked about the ST.
| amese twins this way when they were
with Barnum what mint of money he
| would have made
The striking engineers in Indianapo-
| lis do not interview worth cent. But
they do give inquisitive reporters prac-
tical illustrations of knock-down argu-
ments
A Sparta (Wis.) boy was killed while
coasting recently. Other little boys
who do not feel prepared to die in this
Spartan manner should take heed lest
they fall.
A young lady school-teacher of Low
ell, Me-, was last week brought into
court on charge of too severely whip
ping poor little bov only sixteen
years old.
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NNE of the latest and most important i'm
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This Needle gives the operative no trouble in
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mEmE AND rREaE a GEM.

IValy Jesus fount of light.
III As crystal clear, forever bright!
Thou stream o'erfiowing, pure and free:
The brightness ofthe cherubim,
The glow of burning seraphim,
Are darkness when compared with 1hee.
Be thou my pattern bright.
Ny study and delight
MY all in all.
oh, teach Thou me, that may be
All pure and holy, like to Thee!
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.
TIE WAY Is Long.

YT1he way is long and dreary.
The path is bleak and bare.
Our feet are worn and weary.
But we will not despair.
More heavy was thy burthen,
More desolate thy way!
o Lamb of God. who takest
The sin of the world away.
Have mercy on Us all!
The SHOWS lie thick around Us.
In the dark and gloomy night
And the tempest walls above Us,
And the stars have hid their light;
And biacker was the darkness.
Round Calvary-s cross that day.
o Famb of God that takest
The sin Of the world away,
Have mercy on us!