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SPAIN.

WzosTs yoa PEACE TREATY WITH TEE CAR
IuTsNourLINxs on TIE CONVENTION.
LONDON, Feb. I. 1875.
The Times Madrid correspondent telegraphs
that he u persuaded BY private Information that
. great enort is making to secure an armisttce
with the Carlists % preliminary to definite
peace.
THB BoYALrsr POINTS FoR CONVENTION OF SIT.
The Alfonstst generals insist on relief for Pam.
psluna a. the nrst preliminary; then the main
tsnance OF the statu quo until the submission Of
Don Carlos.
In the latter case Don Carlos will probably DO
trested with. at later day, on the footing Of an
Infsnte Of Spain.
THE cA4LIsT LEADERS IN COUNCIL w1rH THxm
MADRID, Feb. i-Evening.
great council OF Carlist leaders was held 81
Yuente.a-Reyna on Sunday.
DON Carlos presided in person.
sERRANo RETURNED TO rHI CAPITAL.
Marshal Serrano has returned to this city.
guCCESsyuL ADVANCE OF THE RoYALrsT ARMY
OF THE NORTH.
MADRID, Feb. I, 1875.
The Army Of the North continues Its advance.
It has taken Monreal and Lerga. The relief OF
Pampeiuna Is considered certain. Tho Carlisw are
abandoning tho route without resistance.
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A FIGHTING LEGIsLATURE
SoEN1s N TIN YxluHxLvxNrA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAWN, AND AD-
youRN1UNT IN DIsoRDKR

pIsGRACEFUL soENHs IN THH YxluMxLyANIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAWN, AND ADJ
you1Nuxr IN DrsoRDxR
Harrisburg. Fob. L 1878.
most dsgraoeful scene occurred This evening
In the lower House OF the State Legislature. soon
amer the opening OF the session . motion was
made By W. Cooper Talley to take up
the consideration OF petition OF citizens
OF Lancaster county, contesting the seat Of D. p.
Rosenmiller. republican, rom that district which
had been presented ON the nrss day OF the ses.
sion, before the members had even qualfned, and
was postponed.
the republicans raised the point OF order that
the petition could Do considered without being
presented anew ~ an original petition. The
Speaker (Mr. Patterson) decided the point
NOS well taken, and, upon an appeal from
his decision. . very lively partisan debate
ensued. The decision OF the Char, however,
was sustained BY . vote OF 100 yeas to rs NAYS,
whereupon Mr.. Wolfe, republican. submitted the
further point OF order-"Thay IL required
two-thirds vote OF the House to take
Sr,, the . petition; = suspension Of the rules
this point not well taken, and as NO
appeal was made rom his decision, Immediately
Wolfe. IN an excited manner, sprang to bis feet
and demanded to be heard. The Speaker ruled
HIM out OF order as there nad been no appeal
taken and motion to adjourn was not debatable.
MIR. Wolfe said:--l am not out OF order and
won't take my seat.
The speaker-The gentleman viii take mis- seat
or the Sergeaet-aI-Arms will remove him from the
hall.
MIR. wolfe-No he won't. tcres Of "No, no,
from the republican side OF the House)
The Speakcr-rhe Sergeant-at-Arms will re-
move the gentleman from the hall.
That ofiicer At once proceeded to discharge
hts duty, when che republican friends OF
Mr.. Wolfe interiered and most disgrace.
ful scene was enacted. the members
all ien their seats and pistols were Drawn
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
wAsHusrox. Fob. I. 1875.

WASHINGTON Feb. I, 1s7S.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON THE CHEAP TRANsPoRTA-
TON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADOPTED REQ
oxMENDryo LwxRAL APPROPRIATIONS FOB
THE anssmMpP1 RIVER AND OTHER INLAND
IMPROVEMENTS.
At . caucus meeting Of the republican members
OF the Senate several weeks ago committee was
appointed 70 report what action should DO taken
this session on she transportation question.
Senator Window, OF Minnesota. who Tor
the past two years has been chairman OF
the Select Committee on transportation Routes TO
the Seaboard, was appointed chairman OF this
caucus committee, and to-day, IN It's BEHALF re.
ported to the caucus, which was specially con.
vened to derermlne the party's action on the SUBJ
ject. he submitted the following preamble and
resolution, which were, with almost entire unan-
unity, adopted and authorized to DO made public.
They will be offered in the Senate tomorrow,
when, Of course, they Will be ratined:-
federal s ueon
BY the constitution includes the power to aid and
facilitate commerce by the employment or such
TO that end, and Congress may therefofe in it's
discretion provide Tor the Improvement or crea.
icrd t.. cheapest and d Se stAi iacilitss
Ss g 81 5
the Sssppa 1--WE an
the Mlssissippi River With the lakes By means
OF the Fox. and Wisconsin Rivers Improve.
ment and tho Hennspln Canals tho speedy
Lakes superior ana Huron and Lakes Huron and
Erie, the thorouan and systematic Improvement
Of the Ohio and Kanawhs and OF the Tennessee
River are works OF great national Importance and
Of immediate ana pressing necessity. which, when
completed. will materially reduce the cost OF
transportation and thereby diminish the burdens
now borne ~ the Industrial Interests Of the
Resolved. That in addition to the usual and nec.
essary appropriations mace In the River
OF the government, including the Missouri River.
tho Committee on Commerce DO Instructed
to insert In said bill such sums Is
or The 81 the thie q Ensine.rs
and OF the commission appointed 70 report upon
the mouth OF the .Mississippi RIVER can be Judi
nexe 6scal year upon the Improvement above IN.
dtcated looking to their speedy completion and the
wants OF our rapidly increasing Internal commerce.
TRIAL OF CASES IN THE ALABAMA CLAIMS COURT.
without further consideration Of the subject the
committee adjourned.
In the Court OF Commissioners Of the Alabama
Claims to-day notice was given that under the
order OF the Court, made on the 10th ult.,
the calling OF the trial docket will be
commenced on Thursday, ltn Of February.
The counsel for the United States announced 1t
was his intention. with tho consent Of counsel for
claimants, and for the rapid disposition OF cases.
to group, far as possible, all cases arising out
OF the loss Of the same vessel and thus utilize the
testimony in each and all OF the cases after the
facts IN relation to the destruction OF q vessel
have heen once adduced and the valuations estab.
lished both as to snip and cargo.
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AN EXPRESS OFFICE ROBBERY.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Fob. l, 1875

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Fob. l, 1876.
most daring robbery occurred in this city this
morning. On Saturday evening last man giving
the name OF W. X. Parker rented the basement OF
the Knickerbocker Building, No. Is Madison
street, for the purpose as he stated. OF opening
stock insurance ONCE, and put up sign with the
name "w. R. Parker q Co.," and placed an old
desk and lew chairs In the back part OF the
once which has rear entrance through an alley.
This morning John Brady, messenger Of tho
Southern Express Company. who delivers all the
valuable packages, entered Parker's once to de-
liver . package said to contain SO. addressed
NV. r. Parker j. Cor and expressed
from Coilinsvtlle. Tenn. Brady asked TO
see q member OF the nrm, aud made known
his business. There were two white men and
three negroes standing behind the counter. Brady
presented receipt BOOB, and at tn. the same time
money packages, on The counter. At this moment
a rope was thrown around his neck. bag drawn
over his head, and ne was beaten to state OF
almost insensioty HIS cries had attracted at.
tention. and as the street was FULL Of people
the pouch and escaped oy the rear passage.
Atprescnt there Is no clew to their whereabouts.
IT. e evident that the whole transaction was care.
OF the delivery OF money packages BY the express
company. aud with the view or securing almost
the entire amount received BY the company on
IL is believed that the men who robbed the OK.
press messenger tuls mOTuu8 crossed tue rlvor IN
skin within half an hour after tne robbery was
committed, and are now In the canebrakes In the
bottom.
Brady, the messenger, though severely beaten,
Is not dangerously 80, and II Is belle we'd, from the
size OF the budge0n used, that IL Was the tnten-
ton or the robbers to kill him. Inc express
officers decline to state how much the robbers Sc
cured, but It Is supposed tnat large amount was
taken.
AR. Loop, the cashier OF the company, has
offered Q reward OF 1000 for the apprehension OF
the robbers. and men are now securing the woods
nnn leo no ri IN an rch n
Parker represented himself as being from
Springfield. Ill, bur many believe they were part
of Inc Cadshi,l hand.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I, 1878.
THE PROPOSED NEW RULE OF THE HoUsE-PAR-
LIAxENTAnY TACTICS RENEwxD-oooD HuMoR
CEASES TO BE A VIRTUE.
When the resolutions were adopted In caucus
looking to an amendment OF the rules OF the
House, so as to prevent dilatory motions
ana dubustering, number OF the majority
conceived the idea that IL was neces.
sary to further resrench and strengthen
themselves by adopting such resolutions IS would
put the question OF the consideration OF any
amendment to the proposed new rules beyond .
peradvsnture. Tnis required . two-tnrds vote,
ana tnsy failed to get II on elsner OF the rssoiu.
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xu LEADERSHIP or THE LmLRAIs 4 QUESTION
OF POLITICAL DIFFICULTY.
LONDON, Feb. l, 1878
Many reports are in circulation with regard to
the future LIBERAL leadership. II Is stated that Mr.
post. and that two members OF the late govern.
whigs and ultra non.conformtsts will secede from
the party II Forster Is chosen.
The old wings, q few moderate liberals and the
bulk Of the uon.conformists support the Marquis
OF Harrington, while . few onformlsts the
great majority Of the liberals and nearly eli the
radicals are In favor OF Forster. The numbers for
and against the latter are about equal.
The choice OF the Marquis OF Harrington. how.
ever. would not cause division OF the party.
THE Foley OF RECONCILIATION.
Conciliatory steps have been taken which win
PROBABLY lead to the withdrawal OF one OF the can
didates before the party meeting ID held to-
morrow.
NO REPRESENTATIVE TO THE INTERNATIONAL.
CODE CONFERENCE.
LONDON. Feb. i, 1878
Great Britain has declined to send represents
tive to the ST. Petersburg International Code Con-
ference alleging tnat no practical results can be
expected.
M. FORSTER wITHDRAws From THE LIBERAL.
LEADERSHIP CANVASS.
LONDON, Feb. 2--6 A. N.
M. Forster has withdrawn his name a. candi-
1sye for the leadership OF the liberal party.
Mr. John Bright has consented TO preside as the
caucus OF the liberal party to-day.
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lions offered BY General Butler. ON the nrss propo-
stion. directing the Committee on Rules 10 report
forthwith, the vote ITO yeas TO So nays on the
second proposition. authorizing the committee
TO report tomorrow and iorbidding dnatory
motions the yeas were l7s ana the nays 90. The
vote was strictly partisan, except that Mr.. sener,
Of Virginia, . republican. voted NO." with the
democrats. When the House IL full there are 2s2
members on the ROLL but there are two vacancies,
one from Florida by the resignation OF Mr..
Purman. and the other nom Louisiana by
reason Of the contested election case OF PincAback
W Sheridan. There are. therefore, 200 members
I'll told, OF whom lo7 are republicans and ninety.
three are democrats No better evidence OF the
intense feeling ard excitement concerning the
pending questions be had than the fact that on
the roll call on General Buffers last proposition
to-day al the democrats sxceps one are recorded
and al the republicans except twenty.iour.
Some Of the latter are away on business.
OF the House, and others are reported sick, 80
that no more than hall Of them. II that number, are
absent without excuse. or the democrats not
voting Aessrs. Barnum. Of Connecticut, and Ken.
dall, OF Nevada, ara the only two absent without
excuse. NJ. Marshall. Of Illinois, 10 ct New or.
leaus on the investigation committee. Mr..
Mitchell, OF Wisconsin, WAS paired and Mr..
Edep Of Illinois, entered the hall Just q the vote
was announced. The House took recess until
ten O'Clock tomorrow. M
The good humor that prevailed last week IL be-
ginning 70 give way, and gentlemen on both sides
to-day manifested good deal OF restlessness and
irritaoility.
SUSPICIOUS 1ukoRs R1aA1DrNo THE RECENT
FIRES IN THE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
The nres IN the Navy Department. are said by
wicked people to have relation to the forward
condition OF the new State Depa rtment building.
ana to signify the anxiety OF navy people 70 secure
early ana good lodgings in tho new edince. For
this reason IL wss said hero to-day the efforts OF
the Navy Department TO remove have ceased for
some days.
HEALTH OF SECRETARIES FISH AND sarsrow.
Secretary Brtstow IL still condned to his bed,
ana viii DO for day or two, from the effects Of his
recent fall.
Secretary Fish was also At home during part Of
the day, suffering from rheumatism.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
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THE PARTISAN STRUGGLE IN THE HOUSE.
THE REPUBLICANS STILL BArFLED-sp1cY
sCENEs-MoNDAY's SESSION TO CONTINUE
TO-DAY-A RECESS TAKEN


,-o~,-~.,s --.- '-Ao-
To-n4y-A prcrss r,rrN
w,.uv,,,, - ,s.~
r.. ....r,.. ~. a.,nsa.s,. =. -. ~. :, A0'"
80. 80. ..srh,,..,. - r..s =. 1880. 80. a.1
oain0 'uo 'opuooe"s 40 nuc" % PoSs'oie III tneir
efforts to secure the passage ofrne proposed new
rule. which "a TO close the Inns or tba minority
-. r.r.vso too, n .n. uor.. =, D..
wore rene"eo 'o'osy III tne house Of REPRE-
sentatives.
Mr. Rpowurrn nth1 AZ Ala msda tha cotr% ~
NV. S."o, W., =, 40, n"ue suo PUN. ..
oroer tna' inc unun'sneo portion OF tue journal OF
Wednesday should DO read, but the Speaker over.
ruled thu no,nt. The SNEAKER than nroce.d.d 20
,..-~ .' r "
suo s.A y. go. w oi'' IA 'eoienee' ossinn'ns
Win the state OF Maine.
ruv vvwy-,
inE NEW MILE
Mr. HALE, (rep).of Me-, introduced resolution
-
10 cnanRe Tue rules Oh the House Dy tne ADOPTION
OF the following a. q new rule -
whenever a questionis pending before the House the
Speaker shall not enfertsin any motions of distory
character except one motion adjourn and motion
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ITALY.

ezxznA1 oAnrDAIpr roSro DOWN A. szvo-
LUTIoNIsT.
LONDON, Feb. !, 1875.
4 letter from Rome to the Daily telegraph states
that General Garlbaldi has informed King Victor
Emmanuel that he mas not come to Rome with
political intentions, but to forward the material
welfare Of his constituents
AMERICAN OFFICIAL CONGRATULATIONS 10 CARL
DALDL
Roxx, Feb. I, 1875
NJ. Marsh, the American Minister, has sent
congratulations to General Garlbaldi on bis return
90 Rome.
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fusoc. wvsvs cousounded; sug. suv midst 81
Kisses ana yous, the speaker adjourned the HOuae.
Wolfe and hts frteuds are 70 blame Tor the row. 40
there appeared 70 be stuoted enort on their part
during the whole evening 70 vex ana annoy the
Speaker.
the expulsion Of Wolfe from his seat IN the
House.
During the commotion the voice OF Parson,Plum-
mer democrat, was heard voctfcTously calling Tor
''Sneridan." while another shouted Justify for
ssGrant ana his troops.D
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oo1oRED APPEAL TO CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, Feb. I, 1875.
number Of representative colored men, now
In Washington, nom several Southern states, IN.
Guiding Represen uves Rapier, OF Alabama: P. b.
8. Pinchback. OF Louisiana; A. N. Giobs,
Arkansas; George ". Price, North Caro-
lima, together with Frederick Douglass, George
T. Downing, Professor Langston and samp-
son. and Drs. Purvis and Augusta ana
have Just now published the result Of their deto.
erationG They conclude their address - fol.
iows:-
xss y 9S!sssra ssss 8: ssss y csasss::
e e the ana
now s:t,S;nsa: further, sOnsidsEns that n:x.
Fl: ~
spsthy ana ndinerence The condition OF me loyal
6 ss south :.ms Dfs1pY . S4sr ssa
rpscSsd s coadS o uss Ms mss
tsssCn.py % expected follow hat section
q on s ss S. .dosar
g. and the q
and podSi shs IN that
Sss e. me Of w
for relief II affairs are permitted to proceed ss now =
son wiz % yn o
@ s S 70 at rh aa @
is more r0Oacs nsn ur the % q
iiy, would naturally excite. SUSPICION There Is
one Otner 10 winch we expOscu, one
which truly fearful to contemplate. Human nature
Is the same everywhere There many varieties OF
man but only one human nature and II y possible that
sunR to madness and desperation by continued and
outrages and seeing means Of escape spirit
of retaliation and revenge may be aroused which will
I'LL the south with Of rapine blood and DIRE. To
avoid this catastrophe we earnestly appeal % Congress
sympathy and support to thus appeal Of all the
liberty and order throughout the country.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
JOHN N. LANGSrUN.
A. NJ GIBBS, OF Arkansas; SCommit4ee
PHILIP JOSEPH, of Alabama;
GEORGE W. PRICE, OF North Cardinal "a
JAMES EMERSON. OF Arkansas Secretary.
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RUMoRs OF BANK IRREGULARITIES.

ST. LOUIS, No., FEB. I, 1875.
Runiors have been circulating since noon that
the Peoples Savings Institution, corner OF Fifth
street aud Carondelet avenue, IN the lower part
OF the city. mad suspended and that the cashier
mad absconded with large amount OF money
bat ueyond the TACT that the bank closed It's
that had debt OF $751; 600 against II in the Clear
ing House this morning. and that the casnier mad
no. been AZ the bank to-day. little Is known.
Other ofncers OF the bank are examining it, &C.
counts and probably statement Of tts a6aira VIII
10 made Known to-nirht. y
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

the steamship Java viii leave this port On
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close 1t the Post Onnce
ct eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
TEE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe.
win DO ready at half-past nine O'Clock In The
morning. lf.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. six esnaA
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. I, 1875.
One vote for Cnited States Senator was taken in
Che Legislature to-day. after which that bocy I'd.
lows
General Robert Bullock, 81, j. L. Requa. %;
Samuel Walker, 5; McLln, 9; remainder scatter
Ing.
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THE CASE OF sERAPIE sERPA.

IN the case Of ssrspie Serps, accused OF SNUG
Cling, his bonds were cancelled, because there
vas no evidence against him, the United srares
Dstrtct Attorney Abandoning the case.
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WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,. FEB. I. 1875

MILWAUKEE,, FEB. L. 1878.
The tenth ballot for United states Senator was
taken to-day, and resulted as follcws:-Carpeu.
ter. IS; Bragg, 81: Cole H.
Bunn Price ana Hazelton received one eseh
Abseut.
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THE POPE.

LONDON, Fsb. I, 1874
A special despatch from Vienna to the Times
Says tho Pope has thanked the Emperor Francis
Joseph Tor the consderAse application OF the Aus.
triSn ecclesiastical laws
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MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Feb. l, 1873

ST. PAUL, Feb. l, 1873
Number OF members were absent to-day wnen
the vote for Senator was taken. The vote stood
a. Notwithstanding, ~, Lochren. ~: Davis. 20 +;
Pilleburg, 10.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb. I. 1875.
The Federal Council has empowered Prince Bis
marck to conclude an Exsraditton Treaty with the
United States.
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GERMANY AND SPAIN.

HgNDAYg, FEB. I, 1875
TWO German sailors have been stabbed In the
streets Of Eantander.
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A-1s7A
MUTUAL BENEFIT
MUTUAL BENEFIT
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANf
LiYB INSURANCE COMPANY
LuE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK. N J.
STATEMENT, JANUARY !, 1874
Baiancs, a. per statement January l. 1874. LA0 q
Received for premiums during
the 44,8lzz4S Is
Received for annutttes during
Received Tor interest during the
Observation-Disclosures. Lsn,7ssM
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srxnBnRuER's RECORD IN sA1rnrosa.

-II--T bALIIHObE, ECO. Il 1910,
SteinbeYger's brother-tniaw, who lives here,
states that no Steinberger) goes Dy accident With
Kalakaua; that he probably goes ON his own PR
vate anairs. While hero he was very close aoous
his business AFFAIRS refusing to tell any ono where
he was going or what he intended doing. The
orotner-in-law says he Will be gone about two
years.
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THE HERALD ALMANAC 1875
issued in few days will present important addi
tons to previous contents
Its Election Tables all Official and complied with
great care to be source OF reliable reference ~
all times.
its Financial Tables and Statistics have become
recognized necessity Changc in all brokers' and
bankers ofhces
Inc chronological and Astronomical Tables and Poht
ical Record OF events At home and abroad Of tho
herald ALMANAC FOR 1873
will be found OF interest 10 ALL
ride the ranges the targets and the scores u
the contestants.
tons from Trinity House London, and HydroQrAphc
once az washngtontde tables. the suns deciin aon
ana equation OF time, &C,
Tnc sslng Heirs Is continued. with the advcr
tf<emenfs for 1874
The Political Record Is made from ofical documents
and embraces all the departments branches OF the
government service Al home and abroad.
THE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1873
emily Hcenfn q wcsh price u y 9ent pcstegs freas
z AZ a&.H HE zi ca R!d Ssw s7.ss -
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and hra0 Signs, store, once and sign Painting
UPHAx & CO., so Broadway.
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% all ruptured persona b definitely settled. The
HLAsf!c fRusA - Broadway. worn saslly night ard
day, always permanently cures Rupture.
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A.-RUPrUREs AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMlTrES
opposite st. Pnul'b church
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Ask ELASTIC sroCKINCa BELTS, KNEE
CapA Abdominal 6upporteHa euspensory Bandaeo0
shoulder Braces and Crufches at NzRSH'S Trus ofee
No. vesey stSost Lady In attendance.
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As CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST AND AZ 0Ooa
- the best-el Gentlemen 6HoEs
CANTRELL, ~ Fourth svsuus.
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ENGLAND.

xU LEADERSHIP or THE LnIRAIs QUESTION
OF POLITICAL DIFFICULTY.
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fair yield, II they can get rid OF the
gfAAshGppera by the 10Th 0f June,
hh PAult May u. The Pioneer.
l'reSs publishes u dispatch from con-
siderable number of localities IA all
parts Of the stale relative 10 grassh0p-
pefs' The Import NJ tho reports IL that
there are no grasehoppers la the dis.
lflet deYasled hy them last year, nor in
any part OF Minnesota, north, south,
east OF west except IN very small
area, aud comparatively small NUM-
beers confined 10 the group of counties
on the great bend Of Minnesota river
connecting the small district of Blue
taflll county some townships Of
Brown, Nloolet aud lAsaeur, with
some very small and feeble dotaoh.
menls Of sklrnllshen In Meeker and
Mcleod counties There seems 10 be
no danger OF any serious damage from
loousls this season, but that the raid of
The pests, lfany remain long, will be
limited 10 spots In small district.
HllNCoLN, Neb,, May 2i.--l.nter ae-
counts from various quarters of this
state In regard 10 graAahoppea are
more favorable. There II hardly "A
doubt now that Nebraska viii escape
serious Injury unleaa new swarms come
up from the south In time 10 damage
tho matured crops. lloppers from
rom southwestern Nebraska have
crossed Into Missouri, Fears are on
lertalned that the state may suffer con-
slderably this year.