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died to-day from injuries received by the ex-
plosion. Several other victims are not e4-
pected to live.
The consignees of the goods that were IN
the bonded Warehouse are J. z. Merrlli
Co., Forbes Brothers, Fl. B. Blanchard Co:'
G. Adolphe Law & Co., and ParroH ~
The warehouse contained a stock of sugar,
burlaps and ales, the loss on which is now
estimated at from $780, 900 to s6OO,OOO In
sured by the consignees
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FEARFUL TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.

CINCINNATI, April 8.-A Commercial special
saws q fearful tornado swept through Edin-
burg, Illinois, at 4:3O p. NJ. to-day, demolish-
ing the Christian Church, in which some
twenty or thirty young ladies and gentlemen
had gathered for rehearsal. About fifteen
had been taken cut at the latest accounts.
Miss Porter was dead. Dick Greenwood
both legs broken. J. b. Eaton seriously in
jured. Miss Sanders both legs and one arm
broker. Mr.. Kimme-er's jaw and shoulder
broken. Several others injured, names unas-
cer;ained Five dwellings We're also blown
down, and an elevator badly damaged.
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FINANCIAL.

New York, April s, Noon.-Gold opened at
lHi.
New YORK, April s, Evening: = Stocks
closed active and strong, except Central aud
Hudson, which wer weak; Central 1Ols. Erie
30, Lake Shore 74s. Illinois Central 1O1aa
Pittsburg 925, Northwestern 45!. DO. prefer
red So. Rock Island 1881.
Sub Treasury balances: Gold, s5G, CSC, O62::
currency, $40, l4l.5 97.
The Sub. Treasurer paid out $40, 500 on ac-
count Of interest, and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts TODAY S46l 900.
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Sp1NNER's SUCCESSOR, John c. New.
the successor Of Gen. Spinner, is slightly built
and little below the medium height. He
has benevolent and expressive face, and,
though grown wealthy, has not let the weeds
of pride keep pace with his bank account, as
many do. His wife is stylish lady, and
has just got settled in a new and elegant
residence at indianapolis. She keeps such a
large retinue of colored servants that her
husband, who is very domestic, persists in
saying that she is excepting a niger board
ing-house" She does not know about going
to Washington, but he does. and there is
little doubt but that he will be the next
Treasurer Chich1go Erzning Joarnal.
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A young American couple known as Mr..
and Mrs. r. have been living in an elegant
little establishment at Auteuil, near Paris, for
the last few months. They lived in great
deal of style, and were devoted to each other.
The young lady was very beautiful blonde,
and her huaband large dark man of thirty
two. One morning recently, however, their
dream of happiness was rudely cut short by
the appearance of lady attended by friend
aud detective. She burst into the room where
they were, and reclaimed Mr.. R., who she
declared was her husband. having married
her in New Orleans. He left her at the end
of six months and went to Louisville, where
he married our blonde heroine, who was .
great heiress. AS there is no law providing
for the extradition of bigamists. the first wife
can have no revenge save divorce, which
would probably suit her husband perfectly
" T. Sun
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THE MlNERS.

MAucH CHUNK. Pa, April s. -Twentythree
special police got on the train but vera or.
dered off and are now trudging homo afoot
The policemen were refused transportation
because they refused to work the pumps.
HARE,sBuEG. April s. Gen. Osborne repre-
sents everything quiet at Hazleton and vicin'
ity since the arrival Of tho soldiers
PHILADELPHIA, April S-More troops are
moving to Hazleton. !
MAucH CHUNK, April 8. The fire in slope
No. was not the work of an incendiary
Much damage will result therefrom. The
business men of Hazleton are highly exaspe
rated at the presence Of troops They say
the mining troubles were exaggerated.
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EXTRACT FRON BEECMER'S TESTIMONY.

New YoER, April S-Moulton never ssid
to me that be told Tracy that was guilty OF
adultery with Elizabeth II. Tilton, and that
no (Tracy) said if this was true 1t must be
kept quiet ut all hazards.
1t is absolutely false, said the Witness
There is not word Of truth in it.
It is false from beginning to end. He never
said anything 10 mo about i, except what |
have stated. He never told me that he told
Titon OF having informed Tracy of it. This
is entirely false | never told Moult0n that
L was glad that Tilton had assented to this
course and that perhaps good would come
out of it.
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ANNOUNCEMENT or ARCHBISHOP McCLOSkEY
Az CARDINAL.

New York. April s.-Yesterday Count Ma
refoschi fulfilled the mission intrusted to him
10y the Holy Sse Of announcing officially to
Archbishop McCloskey that the Holy Father
had been pleased to confer on him the title
and elevate him to rank Of Cardinal OF the
Holy Roman Church
The ceremony took place at Cardinal Nc
Closkcys residence, and was witnessed by q
number of the clergy and laity. The Cardl-
nal on taking the skull cap in his hand,
placed it on his head, and NJ. Borcetti dcliv-
cred the black Beretti. The public ceremony
Of receiving the Beretti will take place
April -.
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rORkIGN MARkkTS.
Arr;l & 4P M.-Rentes 81. 4.

PARIS, April s, 4 P. NJ Rentes GA.
IoNpoN. April s, $3.50 P. M.-Consol-for
money 50, @93ss; on account 93t@93s.
LlvERroo1, april S-l2:D 7. NJ Cotton
steady; Uplands S@Ssd, Orleans Ss@sid.
Estimated sales to-day II, 600 bales, including
5000 for speculation and export. March and
April shipments from Savannah or Charleston
not below Middling, LIZA; April and by
delivery do, l5-l6d.
LATER. P. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day include 710O American May
and June delivery from Savannah or Charles
ton, not below Low Middling, Lied; June
and July do, $ l6; March shipments DO, Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April s. Noon. - Breadssufis
quiet Pork-new IS Sd.
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ANU.SENENTS.

ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-An immense crowd
was present last night to witness the per-
Torrance of "Chiiperic" by the Soldene
troupe Miss Soidene, in the title role, has
already received our hearty commentator,
and we can but say tn at this effort was one OF
her best. In the duo with Fredegende Miss
Robson) in the second part she was particu-
larry fine, and the applause which followed
her rendition was so enthusiastic as to require
a repetition. In this duo Miss Robson rem
dered able assistance to Miss Soldene.
Mr. Laurent as Landry was excellent, and
his singing Of the charming little love song
in the second act was o mastery effort. A
repetition was demanded by the audience as
token of its approval. The "Grand
Duchess is billed for tomorrow night, and
mime Angot's Daughter" for Saturday 5
matinee.
ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-The Bremond Com
bination are now on the last nights of'their
engag ement at this theater, and are treated to
very appreciative audiences. The performers
are all very excellent in their respective spe-
cialties. and the tout ensemble makes a most
enjoyable evenings entertainment. On Mon
day night we are to have the regular dramatic
com any of the theateriback. They will sup
port Mr.. j. j. Wallace, who opens q short
engagement on that night in a play of his
own, entitled 'The Man from America" We
have heard and read very favorable comments
upon both the play and the actor, and judg-
ing from the many very excellent pieces of
acting we saw Mr. Wallace do at the Varieties
last season, we are prepared to expect great
things of him. new leading man has been
added to the troupe-Mr. J. H. Huntley. He
comes to us preceded by good report. The
great Cawthornes are also announced to ap-
pear.
OrERA-The benefit rendered to Nile.
LOGGER, the dugazon OF the Opera troupe, at
the matinee yesterday, was most enjoyable
performance.
"Zampa," the opera selected is very ad
mirable one, and although it has been sung
so very few times this winter, has become
very popular. The beneiciaire acquitted her
self with great credit, and was heartily ap-
plauded
At night the grand opera ale Prophetic :"
was sung to very good audience, and was
most successfully rendered by the artists who
participated This troupe is not to be with
us very long, and the excellent work they
have done this season should assure them
success during the remainder of their engage
ment.
. GAYETY THEATER. -Another good house at
this retreat last night, and another good
evenings entertainment for them to enjoy.
Mr.. Harry Cavella, in his Dutch impersona-
tons, was very clever, and Miss Chrissie Nor
reIl was very excellent in her songs. Mana
ger Flynne has very good variety troupe
and is prepared to make things very pleasant
for his visitors.
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drainage and the condition of the river,
which is free to flow upon many portions Of
the State, as the levees are in deplorable
condition. The drainage contract is in the
hands of the Radicals, who collect the drain
age tax with great regularity and promptness
though they, as yet, have failed to dreage the
canals or do any part Of the work so necessa-
~ to protect the city from the encroachznents
Of "back water"
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CUyPOwDEH kXPLOSlON-LOss or LIFE.

SAN Francisco. April Some giant pow
.,cr in a frame building exploded this morn
ING. crushing in the walls Of Railways
bonded warehouse, corner of Spear and Har-
rison streets. A number Of buildings occu-
Died as dwellings were blown to pieces
in few minutes and were whole mass OF
aames. A number of men, women and chill
dren were crushed and some persisted In the
danes. .
The loss of the warehouse is about half a
million dollars.
TIE fire is now under control. The search
for the bodies is being pushed as fast Us the
flames will permit. Three have already been
taken out.
Adyices from Shanghai state that the widow
IF the late Emperor died March 2th:
san FEANclsco, April S-James Mcintyre.
lately discharged from the United States navy,
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FAILURE.

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The -four, graz
and commission house of Howard Hinchmah
& Son failed to-day. Their liabilities are
placed at 100000. 1t is alleged they were
to suspend owing to the indebted
ness OF a firm in Franklin county An extern
sion is probable and the business will be I'M
interru pted.
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THE EYCURSIONISTS At SAVANN

SAyAssAH, April S.-Senator Cameron and
party Of the Mexican excursionlSts arrived
here this morning.
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST TWEED.

NEw York, April 8-An order Of arrest
was sued in q new suit against VIM. M.
Tweed, with three million dollars bail. a
further order of attachment against Tweed 8
property has been granted, but the details are
withheld until the levy is made.
The proceedings are under new Law winch
authorizes attachment concurrently with the
order of arrest. These proceedings are the
forerunner of suits against Sweeny, Connolly,
Woodward, Cowan and the remainder OF the
RING
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TERRIFIC TORNADO IL ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, April S.-A terrific storm VS.
tied this section this evening. Three miles
below the city the tornado uprooted trees and
unroofed houses. A Mrs. Jones was Killed
and her two daughters seriously injured
Several houses were destroyed
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In an advertising column will be found a
notice that the owner of very excellent
farm in Kentucky is DESTROYS of exchanging
it for city property here. The farm is in ex-
cellent condition, and will require little or
noexpense to set it in complete working
order. The owner can be consulted a. 81
CarOndelet street.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAaE.l

The Masons are now only restrained by the
power Of the government. Gen. Kocna mas
issued card denying most positively any
understanding with or leaning towards tne
Church party, and protesting his resdlness
TO combat them whenever they transgress the
1aw
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LONDON, April 8, Noon.-Erie 26@2el.
LONDON, April 8.-Bullion decreased in the
Bank of England f30S. 600.
PARIS, April S.-Specie increased in the
Bank OF France 500, 600 francs.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, April s. For the Gulf States.
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley generally
cloudy weather and light rain, with south to
west winds, followed by lower temperature
and rising barometer. The Ohio and central
Mississippi Rivers will fall slowly.
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THE STRIKERS.

NEW York. April s.-The strike at the
Potomac Mills, in this city, ended to-day
an agreement having been made between the
corporators and their operatives.
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OMAHA, April s.-A whlrlwlnd demolished
the Platte River Brldge at Schuyier. ossera'
houses on the south side were prostrated.
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REPRESENTATIVES, WHEELER EN- ROUTE FOB
NEW ORLEANS.

WASHINGTON, April 8. - Representative
Wheeler is here en- route for New Orleans, to
report personally the action Of the arbitra-
ton, aud to assist in carrying ont the compro-
mise. He expects to reach New Orleans IN
Eve DAYS,
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No mans life is free from struggles and
notifications, not even the happiest; but
every one may build up his own happiness by
seeking mental pleasure, and thus make him
Self independent of outward fcrtane.
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SENATOR GORDON REFUSES TO PRESENT His
NAME FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY.

ATLANTA, April s.-Senator Gordon declhes
to allow his name to be used as Candidate
for the nomination of Vice President
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ST. LOUlS Observation-Disclosures SUCCESS.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-Seven Democrats,
three Indep IN dents and four Republicans were
elected to the City Council
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SWEET LAUGH.-A Woman has no moro
bewitching grace than a sweet laugh. It
leaps from the heart in a clear, sparkling rill;
and the heart that hears it feels as if bathed
in an exhilaxating spring.
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FIRE IN kpRINGFIELD, MISSOURI.
A wu,RLWlND IN OMAHA.

SrR1sor1ELD, April s.-The Ozark House
urned. Loss $4,000.
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PRICE-FIVE CENTS.
made against the Chief Justice were entirely
uuSu ppOrted

made against the Chief Justice were entirely
unsu pported.
Abiding to DIR. Kenealy, hs regretted that
a talented man under hallucina.ion had de-
stroyed his own reputation. Mr.. John
Bright reviewed the evidence in the Tichborne
trials, ard declared that he could not but
agree with the jury in the verdict. The
motion OF DR.. kenealy was then rejected by
o vote Of 1873 nays to aye.
PARIS April 23.-J. NJ. Kerros, Consular
Agent of the United States a, Brest, is dead.
NJ. WALTON, Minister Of Public Ius ractions,
has designated Judge Cambert as Special
Commissioner to examine and report on the
American system of education. NJ. Cambert
will visit Washington and New York and will
also attend the Philadelphia Exhibition, in
connection with which he will receive special
instructions from Ministers Decazes and
Demuex.
BERLIN, April %. The polics of Posen
have notified the Ursuine Sisters who are not
natives of Germany to leave the country with
in two months
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SHAKESPEARE CLUB RECEPTION.

For many years past the Shakespeare Club
has been regarded as one of the institutions OF
our city. It has frequently ministered to our
pleasure, and has laid its offerings OF love upon
the altar-of charity many time and oft
within the vivid recollections Of US all.
Organized on the 23d of April, 1857, it has
since then passed through the vicissitudes at
tendant upon all social organizations, but it
has come out of its trials triumphant, and
last night celebrated its eighth annivers airy
with appropriate feasting and revelry. But
not only was last evening the commemoration
of its natal day, it was the anniversary of
him for whom it was named, the immortal
Shakespeare.
As if to make it day of events, the
Shakespeare Club decided to take possession
of their new club rooms on yesterday, and so
make it an hour of general joy and gladness
The new quarters of the Club are in the
Varieties Theater building, Immediately over
the entrance, and consist of three floors, with
three rooms and adj dining closets on each
floor.
The rooms are handsomely furnished and
are made very attractive for the members.
We are under many obligations to the gen.
tlemen of the club, and especially to the
president, Col. W. T. Vaudry, for the invita-
ton extended to US to be present and the
courteous attention lavished upon US during
the evening.
A very elegant supper was spread in the
rooms upon the third floor, and the caterer,
Mr.. Marchal, is deserving of much praise for
the really regal repast furnished by him on
the occasion. Many and appropriate toasts
were drank, prominent among which were
"The Press" "The Orleans Dramatic Asso-
ciation,' "Tne Garrick Club" "The variete
Association 1.-The Shakespeare Club" and,
of course, "The Ladies"
Many pleasant speeches we're made, and
among the most entertaining was one from
Mr.. r. NJ. Montgomery, "the most brilliant
young man that ever LETT Missouri" The en-
tire affair passed of with ec.at, and was per-
feet success, for which many thanks are due
to the stewards of the club, Mess,s Lilien-
thai, Whitaker and Billiard. We trust we
may have thu pleasure OF being present at
many more birthdays of the Shakespeare
Climb, for whom We wish continued prosperity
and happiness.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
COUNTERFEIT MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

NONNAEAr MONE1 IN NAhNl LA
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Nothing important
before the Cabinet. No aliusion made to any
Cabinet changes
Tho Attorney General left early for Supreme
Court duties.
dangerous counterfeit SIS of the First
National Bank Of Paxton, ILL.,, is in circula-
ton. The counterfeit is printed from an al
tered plate FROM which the base "fiyes" on
the Traders National Bank of Chicago were
printed.
FAVORABLE REPORTS FOR DELANO.
The heads OF the Bureaus of the Interior
Department visited the President in q body,
assuring him that Dslano had not unduly
controlled their decisions. The President
said he was glad to see them, but the visit
was unnecessary, his confidence in Deano s
integrity and his official department remained
unim paired.
The President has appointed Z. II. Brooks
Postmaster at Camden, s. C.
SUPREME COURT ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-It is stated tho
Supreme Court stands eight to one against
the constitutionality of the enforcement act.
The dissenting judge is said to be Judge
Swayne, of Ohio.
WASHINGTON, April 23-Arguments before
the Supreme Court closed today. The court
takes recess to Monday week, during which
time they will write the opinions upon the
cases argued and submitted The court will
be opon Monday week when the opinions viii
be read. They will then adjourn to the sec.
ond Monday in October.
Among the more important cases to be de-
! cid d are the Eleee cotton case, and the case
deciding whether material men have lien
upon vessels for supplies furnished in a do
mestic port. There are no other cases mr.
terially affecting the South except the Grant
parish case, which will be STAYED off.
The question of the constitutionality of the
Enforcement act, to be determined by the de-
cision pending, has been fully argued on the
merits of the case, four times. In the frs.
| instance it was argued at the South Carolina
Circuit Court, on a motion to quash an indic:-
ment under it, by Reverdy Johnson and
Henry Stanberry. There was then division
Of opinion between the judges, but the hear
ing on motion to quash was held that the
division could not be certified ON such a
| motion.
1t was again argued on a motion in arrest
of judgment and the question was certified
here where the case was dismissed. the &C
cused having been pardoned by the Presi-
dent. The question was again argued at this
term in a case from Kentucky by Mr.. Stan
berry and Mr.. Buckner, and still again in the
present case by Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Field, MIR.
Phillips, and Mr.. Mari.
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NkWS-COURlER LIBEL CASE.

CHARLESTON. April %. The libel case
against the Ne,cs. Courier has occupied the
criminal court for the past two days, from
A. NJ. until after dark. The evidence was
closed tonight The denomination O..
the maia witness WAS the most searching aud
prolonged that has occurred in any trial here
Tor many years.
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ARREST OF A STATE Ex.TxEAsUrgR.

CnARLEsToN. April %. The war against
corrupt officials begun by Gov. Chamberlain
has already resulted in the arrest OF Miles G.
Parker. the State Treasurer under the Scott
and Moses administration, upon charges of
Chamberlain and others. Parker has been
committed to Columbia Jail in default Of
5000. 600 bail. 1t is rumored that this is but
the first of series of efforts to bring the pub
lie plunderers to justice.
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SUICIDE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. April 23.-Patricl< Andrews, sup
posed to be stranger in this city, cut his
throat on the street, in front of the Southern
Hotel, about o'clock this morning. He then
walked to a saloon more than block away,
where he offered to make statement, but
being rebufted by the bartender, he lay down
in q corner of the room aud died, before
medical aid could be rendered. He had a
scar on his neck just below where cut it, in
dicating ho had attempted suicide at some
previous time.
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TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

CHICAGO, April 23.-In the billiard tourna-
ment, Rhines beat Carter 200 to 1876; Parker
beat Shaw 200 to 1871; Maggioli beat Hoa 300
to 142. 10 to this point in the tournament,
Miller Of New Orleans, has won eight games
and lost two. Burleigh has won seven games
and lost two. Carter and Rhines have won
seven and lost three. Shaw has won six and
lost four. The other contestants have won
less and lost more games than those named
There have been fifty seven ga mes played.