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THE mitchell FUNERAL PROCESSION.
MEETING OF IRISH SOCIETIES LAST NIGHT n
DEAuLT HALL.

| MEETING OF IRISH SOCIETIES Last NIGHT n
DEMMT HALL.
meeting OF Irish nattonalists was held last
night IN Demilr Hall, corner OF lwen-y.thrd
street and Second avenue, for the purpose oil tax.
ing action to the best means or making pub
lie demonstration in honor OF the late John
Mtchel's memory. Mr.. John 0'Conpor was
elected chairman ana Mr.. James Fitzgerald secre-
tary. The roll OF societies was called, when the
following organizations were represented by oes
CATION The Fenian brotherhood, ST. Patrick's
Mutual Alliance. Brooklyn; Cian-Na-Gael.
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Benevolent SO.
cletles Nos. 2, and S Roman Catholic Total Ao-
ST. Bridget's rota Abstinence Benevolent Society.
Irish Volunteers. Irish Legion. 81. Patrick's Total
Abstinence Benevolent Association or Kings
county, ST. Peters Young Mems Roman Catholic
Total Abstinence Benevolent Society, st. James
Young Mems association.
Messrs- Meany, John O'Mahony and others adj
dressed the meeting upon the proprlety oil SEMI
ing a delegate from each society present 10 co..
tions called Tor Sunday next Alter considerable
discussion 1t was resolved that immediate action
be taken and programme adopted.
resolution was then passed mat the INTENDED
procession take place on next sunday week. a
motion was unanimously carried whereby Thomas
Clark Luby was chosen as tne orator OF the day.
Mr.. Luby returned thanks briefly Tor the compli.
ment rendered him.
On motion Committee OF Arrangements was
appointed 30 carry out the details OF the process
sion. IL was also agreed that further efforts
should be made to obtain from the Metropolitan
Police commissioners leave TO parade IN New
York. ]. 0'Donovan Rosa unanimously
chosen Grand Marshal.
IL Is understood that II the societies nor
allowed 10 parade in New York or Brooklyn tuey
wlll carry out their plan in Jersey City.
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THE SPELLING MOVEMENT.

GRAND o1rHodRArHIoAL TOURNAMENT n wAs@
rScroS-A GRAMMAR SCHOOL MISS pEyEAu
AN ARRAY OF REPORTERS AND PROOF
READERS.
WASHINGTON. March 81, 1874
spelling match took place at Lincoln Ball IL
this city tonight under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. Secretary Delanc
presided. Senator windom and A. r. Sponordi
Librarian OF Congress- were the referees, and
Mr.. Z. B. French, Second Auditor, acted as ped&
gogue. There we're two contests, the 1rst being
among amateurs Tor Websteris unabridged dlo.
tlonary, which was won oy Professor II. l.
Thomas, translator In the State Department.
The second contest was between PROFESSIONALS,
consisting OF reporters proof readers and
print against a class OF boys ana
girls selected from the grammar schools
for gold medal awarded by the National Repltol6
can. Tho prize won by Miss Minnie Rlerton.
pupil OF the Third District Grammar School w.
4. Randolph. an apprentice in the government
prin ting ONCE, was the last opponent TO succumb.
He failed ON the word "meretriclous,n after hav.
ing spelled down nve pupils OF the grammar
school,
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pox cAH1os At vAHIANcE WITH HB Pnovrz-
cIAL COUNCIL.
LONDON March 81, 1875.
Spanish anvicss state that Notwithstanding de-
malls OF the truth OF reports OF discussions among
the Carllsts, IL is known beyond question that
there are serious differences between Don Carlos
and the Carist Council OF The province OF Navarre
cARIIsT soLDIERs FRATERNIzNa WITH THE
ALFoNsIsr TRooPs-cABRERAs REPLY TO DON
CARLOS.
MIDKrD March 81, 1875
Tue Carlists have hoisted nags OF truce at Rem
terra and oyarzun, and are iraternizing with the
government troops.
cABRERAs REPLY TO DON CARLOS
General Cabrera has written TO Don Carlos do
claripR that the decree issued by the latter
deprivng him OF his honors would be the best
Justification OF mis- course he could have II he
needed any.
CARLIErs CAPTURED.
One hundred Carllsts have been captured at
Nansesa.
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THE Coal M1NERs IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, March ~, 1875.
Several prominent coal operators called on Gov
ernor Alien to-day and Informed him that they
nad good reason 10 believe serious trouble might
be expected at Nelsonville before long, caused by
mischief making coal miners, VINO are seeking TO
Drive all the colored miners from Hooking valley.
They called 20 obtain ais opinion as 10 what
they had be tier do under the circumstances. The
Governor informed them that he had issued
proclamation to tue local officials to their full
authority TO prevent oloodsned or destruction OF
property and that, with toe law, was amply sum-
Gent TO meet all cases. The Governor declined TO
give any advice as TO what Steps the coal oper-
the citizens must construe the laws for tnem-
selves: thAt IL was his business to act when the
laws we're violated, rather tnan 10 anticipate their
ylo
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, March 81 1878
HEHEAErSo OF DECISION REGARDrNo TEE
TOBACCO TAX TO BE HAD BEFORE TIE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day decided
60 receive written arguments in favor OF q
reheartng OF the decision OF Commissioner
Douglass in regard to the collection OF the
increased tax on tobacco. Ex-Congressman
smith, or Richmond, represents the Virginia man
uracturers, and It Is claimed that the decision or
the Commissioner will be overruied. This is the
first case Tor years that the Secretary has heard
upon an appeal.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

THE RACE FOR THE NoRTHAMPToNsHrRE
srAKEs-PEEPTNG TOM THE WINNER.
LONDON, March 81, 1875.
The Northampton and Pytchley Hunt meeting
began yesterday and was concluded to-day.
The most important race OF the meeting
the Northamptonshire Stakes-was run to-day
and was won BY Peeping Tom. Black Watch, who
was the iavOrite, came in second and shannon
third. Out OF thirty-six acceptances there were
fifteen starters. The betting on the three placed
horses being ) to l against Peeping Tom, TO 1
against Black watch and to / against shannon.
The following is
SUMMARY or THE RACE.
The GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STAKES OF 500
Hovs., added to handicap sweepstakes o! 20 sovs.
each, Is iOrelt; the winner OI 100 sovs. afer the
declaration OF the weights February ~, lbs
twice or once 81 700 sovs, 10 los. extra: entrance
sovs-, the only LIABILITY II forfeit was declared Dy
noon, February 81 closed with So subscribers, Of
whom 10 declared forfeit: about two miles.
LORD FaIrnOuth's b. c. PeepIng rom. 4 Years, by
King Tom, dam Lady Coventry, 10l lbs....... 1
Mr.. g. Sauiuda's blk G. Black Watch, years. by
Sundcelan, dam Ienooia, So lbs............... :
MI. W. K Marsnali's b. M. shannon. aged, by
Lamoton, dam The Mersey, by Newminster,
g
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A-THE HUGE, DRASTIC. GRIPPING. SICK EN-.


ing pills constructed OF crude, and bulky in.
gradients fast being superseded by DIR. PierceI
Pleasant Purgauye Pellets or sugareoated Ooncen
the Little Giant Cathartc Multum IN Paryo Physc
Modern chemical science enables Dr. Pierce extract
the juices OF the most valuable roots and herb.
their active medicinal principles which when worked
little pellets granues. scarcely larger Than
tard seed renders each httle pellet active and pow.
erful a large pill while they are much palata
bic pleasant in effect
Or. ira A Thayer. Of Baconsburg Ohio, writes 81
regard your Pellets the best remedy the condi
tons for which you prescribe them OF anything have
used mild and certain IN effect and leaving the
bowels IL excellent condition. IL seems TO they
must the place OF all other catharnc pills and medE
clues
Lyon Macomber. druggists, vermon ID. T., say
I'VE think they going 10 sell like hot cakes as sooB
Teope get acquainted with them. and Will spoil the
pill trade those who have used them like them much
better than large pills.
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OBITUARY.
ROBERT A. FLIEss.

Mr.. Robert A. Fliess, OF the nrm OF william NJ.
Fliess Co, died last night at the Hotel Royal In
mis- thirty six tn year. Although young man. Mr..
Fliess was well and favoraoly known to the com.
mercial men OF New York, and his honest and
straightforward dealings had endeared him TO all
with whom he came IN contact. Deceased leaves
q vile and one child TO mourn his loss. The re-
mains Will be taken from DIR. Chapin's church to
Woodlawn Cemetery on Friday next, the services
to De conducted under the auspices OF tue
Masonic fraternity, OF which MIR. Fiess was q
prominent member.
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THE ABANDONED SHIP.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 81, 1875
The vessel abandoned in the ice in St. Mary's
Bay, Newfoundland, which the rescued fishermen,
who arrived here on Sunday last in the steamship
Nurnberg, went out on the ice 10 assist, was the
ship yloletLa, from France for st. Pierre. A
despatch from 81. JOINS, N. r., January 4, an
nOunced the abandonment OF the vessel and the
rescue OF her crew, and stated that people from
the snore went TO save tne ship, but northeast
gale scattered the ice and twenty men were lost
and twenty-five others we're missing.
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RAIDS BY APACHES.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 81.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81, 1875.
Ad,ices from sonora report numerous raids By
Apacnes supposed to be from Arizona. fight
occurred between the marauders and a body Of.
the National Guard. One OF the latter was Killed
The IuuIsn loss Is unknown.
The residence Of MIR. Sedgway, near Genoa,
Nevada, was burned last night and the owners
body found In the ruins TINS morning. An n
qulry showed that the man had probably been
murdered by Indians ana the house atterward
hnrnen TO cover the crime.
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THE GUICowAR OF BARoDA.

PREsENT TERMINATION OF THE TRIAL OF THE
Ex-PoTENTATE-rHE INVESTIGATING coAnns-
sIoNERs FAIL TO AGREE.
CALCUTTA, March 81, 1875.
The trial OF the Guicowar OF Barods, on the
charge OF attempting to bride the servants OF the
Resdency to poison Colonel Phayre, the Resi-
dent, has resulted IN the di disagreement or the
Commissioners before which the case was on trial
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CARDINAL MANNING.

n ENnENCE soLEMNLY ADMITTED A MEM-
BER OF THE SACRED CoLLEo--
ROME, March 81, 1878
The ceremony or comforting the title OF Cardinal
on Archbishop Naming took place to-day ut the
Church OF ST. Gregory
The services were most imposing and were wit
messed by a large congregation, including 1000
English and American Catholics
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THE KU KLUX.

LOUISVILLE March 81, 1875.
The trial OF the Todd county Ku Kux
was pressed forward to-day without in
corruption or trouble. Everything IS
quiet. The company or state militia
from this city has been recalled, the citizens OF
Todd COUNTY having formed a company OF militia
under command OF county Attorney BrIstow. q
brother OF the secretary OF the Treasury.
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TWO GoRaEs BREAK UP.

LEwIsBURG Pa. March 81, 1878
The old gorge above Milton broke to-day,
moved down and stopped one mile above here at
one O'Clock P. NJ. 1t started again at nalf-past
I'VE P. NJ, and moved about thirty minutes. 1t
then stopped between here and Northumberland,
the water backing up at the rate OF i've ieet per
hour The people are moving out OF their houses
NO damage mas been done yet. At eight
O'Clock the gorge gave way and The waters began
to recede.
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ENGLAND.


TEE TREASURY BUDGET ExMBr-DEcREAsE OF
REVENUE.
LONDON. March 81. 1875.
II Is reported the forthcoming budget VIII show
q total revenue for the financial year enoing
March 81 OF ETA 922 900. This alls e. 900 below
the revenue or the previous year, but exceeds the
estimates by E497, 900.
LIBERAL GAIN AT AN ELECTION.
Mr.. Rail-, liberal, mas been returned to Pariia-
ment from Bridport.
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RISING OF THE pELAwARE-THE WATER PILED

RISING OF THE DELAwARE-THE WATER PILED
UP AGAINST THE ICE GoRGEs
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, March 81, 1875
reached stage that may bring the ice down at
gorge is now in motion. or rather that portions OF
il are being showed from place TO place
by the action OF the water. The gorge
certainly reach sucn height that It's power VIII
be greater than the ice can resist, and then the
latter will be carried down with great force.
There is strong PROBABILITY mat this Will be
complisned to-day or tomorrow, particularly as
the sky is overcast and threatens rain. Kallroad
officials are constantly travelling back and forth,
and the utmost anxiety Is iet.
RIVERS MovED-PoRTENEs OF DANGER ON
THE DELAWARE
PORT JERvIs, n. Y, March 81, 1875.
The mild weather is beginning to affect the
smaller rivers In this section. The ice In the
Lackawaxen has started and several gorges have
formed one or which. at the mouth or the river
has damned back the water, for three
quarters OF mile, from ten to twenty
Tor the safety OF the wire suspension aqueduct OF
the Delaware and Hudson nal. The Ice is within
few feet oil 1t. Another gorge has formed below
Rowand's, short distance up the river, and 1t Is
thought the wagon bridge at hat place will be
carried away, and other damage may be looked
;or. The Ice IN the Neversink went out this after
during the recent mood. and It ap-
pretended Carpenters Point would be
hooded, but the ice passed out without doing
narm. The Delaware Is still rising. Indications
OF heavy storm prevail and the great gorge that
commences at Dlngman's, sixteen miles below
here, must soon move.
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CONCHA AND JOVELLAR.

THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT DEEPLY TROUBLED
By THE QUARRELs OF THE OFFICIALS FROM
CUBA.
LoNDoH, March 81 1878.
The charges made by the Marquis de la Conoha
against General Jovellar, Minister OF War, in
gard to the administration OF affairs IN Cuba cause
great embarrassment TO the Spanish government,
and Will probably lead to Jovellsr's retirement
rom the Ministry.
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AFFAIRS IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 81, 1875.
The trial OF George Reynolds, for poygamy, is
IN progress before Judge Emerson, in the Third
District Court. This Is the nrst Indictment and
trial under the law OF 1902 aud Will proDasly be
made test case.
rue Utan Northern Railroad Is to be extended
twenty-five miles norinward from Franklin at
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SKETCH or THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.

ais Imperial Majesty the Emperor Dom Pedro
IL OF Brazil, VINO, according 10 French re-
port Is about to abdlcate his throne and to
take up hts residence among the people OF the
UnIed States, is In the fteth year OF his age. He
was born the I'd OF December In the year 1926 He
Is the son OF Dom Pedro l., and commenced 70
RUE under regency, the eth OF April, 1881, and
70 govern personally on the I'D OF July in the year
1910. he was crowned on the 18th oil July lS41, aud
married 4th OF september IS43, TO Princess Therese
Crlsrlne daughter OF Francis T., King OF Sicily.
The Emperors daughter. Countess d'Eu. in whose
favor 1t Is said he Will abclcate. was married on
18th OF October, 1854. 10 Prince LOUIS Philippe
Maree Ferdinand CASTOR, grandson OF the late
King LOUIS Philippe, OF France. The Emperor OF
Braz has been, 1T is alleged, vastly disquieted In
mind OF late years, by reason OF the conflict winch
has arisen his dominion between state author
tiles, q PARTY IN Parliament, and hierarchy and
clergy OF The Catholic Church. His Maestyibelieves,
1t Is said, that the parties who assall the Church
so violently do not represent the national will OF
the Brazilian people, but are moved ana supported
through the agency OF secret societies from
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

THE DIRECT CABLE FROM EUROPE TO AMERICA.
LONDON, April t-5 A. NJ
Tne cable steamer Farsday has rented and is
now coalng al Gravesend. she will sail on sun
day az the latest to complete the work OF laying
the direct Atlantic cable.
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tn OF Ice SAFELY GorrEN RID or.

" ILLIAMoFUHIi a.s lHdIUH OF IotJs
One mile OF the Ice on the dam at this place
moved on at hal-past four O'Clock this afternoon.
The remaining ice, I'VE or SIX miles IN length,
WILL In all probability. go OF tonight, or tomor
row at the turtnest The Glen Union gorge IS
sticking on the piers OF the Farrandsvie Bridge,
fve miles above Lock Haven. No danger is appre-
hended
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WILLIAM J. SHARKEY.

THr AMERICAN MURDERER AT HAVANA, READY
FOR DEPORTATION.
HAVANA, March 81, 1873
william J. Sharkey, the escaped American MUIR
dereT, has arrived here from Santiago de Cuba.
He is now III charge OF the ponce. II has not
been decided whether he VIII be sent 10 New
Nnrk io.mnrrnw or Saturday.
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RIOTS IN A MINING DISTRICT.

PoTTsvILLE. Pa, March 81, 1873
grand parade or the Mechanics and Working
mems Benevolent Association OF Ashland, and the
Mechanics and Laborer's Benevolent Assoclat lions
OF Gordon and Heckscheryille game OF here this
afternoon. About fve hundred men were In line,
who expressed themselves as determined 70 stand
out to the last. At seven p. NJ. rIoting began In
the streets opposite the Repplier House Cnief
Burgess Gense called out the police force TO
quell the disturbance. Roughs rom Centrala aud
Patches turned on the Chief and fired several
snots at him without eject. NO arrests were
MADE the police fearing IL would cause n greater
riot. Great excitement prevails. The citizens
lear there will be trouble tonight. A report Is
current TO the eject that the .'eiackeRsn as they
are termed, at the Mansion House employed by the
Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad companies,
will be attacked. To-day, between Locust Gap
and Alaska Colliery, the train hands were stoned,
fred upon aud driven from their train. Superln-
tendent Olhousen went TO tue spot and brought
the train through safely.
While the societies we're on their way from
HeckschervIlle 10 Ashland, and nring salute to
Gordon, one OF the men nsd arm shot on and
another was badly wounded internally By the
premature discharge oil cannon.
The following despatch was received here TO-DAY
IRON Shamoktn:-
The men at BuckridEe Colliery, worked by May.
Audenred Co intend striking tomorrow for "a hasia
Every one suspended today at Henry Clay CJniery,
worked by J. LangdoD 4 20.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty.four hourS
in comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnutis
pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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A HEAVY FAILURE.

gAuURE OF AN ENGLISH coNTRACroH-yEEY
HEAVY LIABILITIES.
LONDON, March 81, 1878.
william Thomas Henley, telegraph engineer ana
contractor, has failed.
His liabilities are $2,5o0,000.
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A VILLAGE DESTROYED.

WHITEHALL, N. " March 81, 1876.
The whole OF the business portion OF the village
OF Tlconderogs, n. r., was destroyed by nre at
two O'Clock THIS morning. Tho loss Is estimated
at $500, 900.
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HON. HENRY r. MYGArr. LID.

Hon. Henry R Mygstt, LID. died at OXFORD,
N. Y, at six O'Clock yesterday morning, TO the
great regret OF very extensive circle OF friends,
literary and political. The funeral Will taKe place
on Monday, the 5th INST, at two O'CLOCK P. n
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DOM PEDRO OF BRAZIL.

H1s MAJESTY SAID TO BE ABOUT TO ABDrcATE-
THE Ex-MoNARcH TO RESIDE m THE UNITED
STATES.
PARIS, March 81, 1878.
The Bten Public publishes the following
1.-THE Emperor OF Brazil proposes TO aDdicate IN
favor OF his eldest daughter the Countess D'Eu.
The Emperor upon his abdcason, will make a
tour OF Europe alter which ne Will proceed to the
United States where he will make his home.n
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THE MOODY-SANKEY REVIVAL.

LoNDoS, March 81, 1875.
number OF the nobility occupied seats on the
platform at Moody and Sankey's meeting last
night
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

HERALD special letter from Montevideo, south
America, under date OF February 3, reports fol-
Iows:-Captain Kirkland, United states Navy, has
arrived out and taken command OF the gunooat
Wasp, which, with the flagship Lancaster, yet re-
mains al this station.
THE WORCESTER Al HAVANA, WITH ADMIRAL
MULLANEY.
HAVANA, March 81, 1875
The United States steamer Worcester, with Ad-
mira Mulianey on board, arrived here yesterday.
The worcester and the flagship Colorado will sail
Tor Key West to-day. All wei.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA AND KEY WEST.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1875.
Captain George NJ. Ransom, commanding the
United states steamer Colorado, telegraphs 10 tine
Navy Department from Havana under date OF
March 30 that tue yellow fever Is reported epl-
demlc there The Colorado WAS anoat on Havana
and Captain Ransom announced that he would
sail for an anchorage OIL Key West this evening.
An oficeT OF tue navy VINO arrived here from. Key
West yesterday states IL was reported there were
one or two cases OF lever At that place when he
lett though IL Is not epidemic there.
surgeon Fred +. Potter, OF the navy, has re.
signed, TO take eject April 1. Assistant Surgeon
George +. Winslow will be promoted 70 oil the
vacancy,
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PROMPT ACTION OF THE SHERIFF AT HALE
rpN-THE MINERS ARMED WITH PISTOLS, GUNS

AND '.B1LIEs" PARADE OF THE MINERS AT
poTTsvuLE-R1oTs AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
HAzLEroN, Pa, March 81, 1878
Deputy sherin Rhodes, with mis- posse, has just
arrived with Jour prisoners captured at EDervsle.
Tue mob was discovered near Drifton on their re-
turn from Upper Lehlgh, and tue SherlI advised
them to throw away their arms, after which he
and his posse PROCEEDED on TO Ebervae and
awaited the arrival OF the rioters. Wishing TO
courier TO warn them second time, threatening
TO arrest every man found with arms on his per-
son. me miners were soon seen approaching,
but without their guns having previously secreted
them In tue WOODS Every man was searched as
he came in, the result Delng the arrest OF che TOUR
men mentioned above, VINO had pistols aud billes
their persons.
IL is reported that an EFFORT was made TO throw
one OF the passenger trans on the track to-day,
between Jeddo and Ebervsle. There ~ also
rumor that a crowd OF miners are coming to-
night from SchuylkIll county 10 make raid
Audenrled, YORK town and GAINESVILLE.
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AL PURNTTURE.-EvERY VARIETY OF FIRST
class Furniture closing and less than cost
IL will pay TO look through our warerooms and compare
prices. c. T.. kelly 4 Co.
Is4 Fifth avenue near Twenty-thiru street
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ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT wOLCoTT'S CA
rkRRH ANNmILAroR eradicates catarrh. while PAIN
PANT subdues Inflammation heat fever and pain almost
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Ir1ru nArF ar cIENN,s snIpaIrR :

VIII oAnE Or ~, ~ ,;o . Lr aon SoAf
eruptions improviSe a sulphur bath. which
protested bathing stablshment can supply Give II q
trial II ia sold everywhere Depot CkIrIENloN'S
No z sixth