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aslf capablo Of tho greatost public scrvice, aud
worthy Of tue greatost public confidence"
PERSONAL

"smai'-Ialkor' "onoosa A. LILO 1asn ta'hcd
over boFFoS' Ao caa ctos7 1he Fiso1 III IL" suo-
beFa.
N. 8. 1ouros, Esa, met with an accident |
yeatofday' "nhe fa'"9 Ill lin o"Hs5' oaE "a7
not SERIOUSLY hurs'
J01N T. RAYMOND hhs been Studying tho /
Criminal Court OF Pttta9urg Tor the tslat-aceho
in "1ho uildeu age.
"Roso Mlctclt" abont which t4ofe IL to DO war
botwoon DAILY mud s1ER1pAN SHOOK, WAS dis-
NAL failure In London.
The Civil-ltlRhts beneficiary now Hpnrns tho
vulgar 6-cont street-car and sproada hinao'f over
tho G-ocnt avenue stngo.
."aly tantal,zcd spirit here blauly reposcs."
Is to bo tto inscription over EDGAR a. Po1's
grave in the WestmfoBtcr Cemotory, Baltimore.
You might cross. s.qu caslou mo, my friend, from
now till noxt Decembcr; can't explain Bono
things did, tito rest, can't romomber.-Brook-
lyn Argns.
A man IN Florida clalms 10 haro atono that
WASHINGTON throw ut 4 woodpocker Of, bis fathers
cherry troo. That Florida alligator will noYor
zoe GEouoE.
The Cleveland Historical Society LaB boon pro-
scented by Mr.. ARMSTRONG, Of tho Plai,t-Dedler,
with tho chair occupied by AnrEMus WARD when
On TINT paper.
Tim Prince Of Wntea eufrora from swelling of
tho legs. This trouble most people believed to
bo confined to Ills head But perhnps It follows
tho brains only.
Tim Nors ynrh 7,r;,5,,ne cnmnfains TINT the
| I" "texturo OF FAsSY DAyEsponr's Pauline ia not
| consistently rotined." In other words, It ia, in
! places, too thin.
c,,,zcna nj Wicb,tn Tovnsh,n Enn.. vish to
| n.nh Moror co,y,n, T., n Htnw1v md Inn
| ci.izenH NJ Chicago ia conora]. for their lopa-
| tions IN timc of need.
p.u novros IN a,,l In haro mnrc1v nor fectod
| .n invontion NJ f,.nt. arnvr. grosr mt nm
notnroltv want Ia tto bottom. wl,ilo PAUL vas
corofortahtv huov'a nm lila nnnaratuH.
H.. ,,.,,,nnro,u,.,,.o o+ no+v Vast .vr;+,, ~
t1a Ere,,;uo 1n;l n nal, vhv br;l.n or that city
! o,v.va acni tn nos.on for t'owera. ntJdinp TINT
oar,,ans a !. bcconao t1ov ora ,noro atuck nm IN
In hn,,
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T.nt th,t i'm t,,ouaanda Win nm t,oo law In
voto .ro o,ao TIM lnzy tn rcrnonbor t,,o,r nn,nes
| -C;nc;.,oY com,nerc;of
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h,y mi i'm tl,o o,,1a an mi 1tonatiral1v
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Au'.a a1'. .4o'"e s"sa ,'.sy 10 .o ..s. .a'o
"usons netu.s "ouop' nua !os" e'-,.. 81 1.a~on
a,ss nnsAosr VI 4ASs~ ns.,ss aaua
e,.o soro;nn ~ tl,o .,rofou.ion or tonrnn1Iar,
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my peeoo noauo,'as sa.. 10 .as Jus. a'". T.
,ieo aaa sas.u sIsa .oS ';ra -
A'etotJ "t'oA "@~ "'!e'~ 'N~" ~ sN'A+ -" AA'
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TALKED OF MUHUEH tn 7l5 5t+EEF: =,
LONDON Ont, April d." Black ulVer Dill,
q notol charactoE from Red Wing, Mum. who
attended, tho St. Thomas Assizes to toatity III the
caso Of Fitzsi1nmons, the alleged murderer OF
Dr., Ninhau, has been arrealed horo for robbing
the Holman uo,ol, IIa was . roonl-mnte ct
Fiszsinn4ons, and said he hoard fitzslmmons
talk Of murder In his Becp.
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CHARLESTON, 3. O., Ap.!l 2s.-ststs-Tfoasn1sF
Parker has besn committed 70 QolunbiA jail In
1ef&ult pf ease, 900 bail,
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NEW Yonk. April 29.-HcnrY G. Goodwin Was
arrested Aero yesterday and hold to Awatt the
arrival Of su officer from pl.tsburs, Pa, wheso
Goodwin, under tho name Of Griffin, Ia charged
with having set fro 70 bis hatt-store, With tn-
tent to detraud tue insurance oompanies.
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Spsci1t D,pakch to Tia Ehiedgs Tribune,
LAronTx. Ind, April 23.-The Holloway boys
wLo.mals themselves notorious by shooting Il. J.
Finley in auoh cowardly manner = short time
ago, had hearing to-day. Thoy were held over
under bonds OF e1, 900 each 10 tho Circuit Court.
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FATAL QUARREL,
Lou1av1l1x, KY, April IA special to tho
CoarfarJousnal says John Duskshalea killed
pili johnson in Hartco this morning. Ia quas-
rel shout q hossa-traao.
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TROUBLE At ST. LOUIS.
During tho last three or four mouths ieEce
war las been raging between tho various roads
leading from St. Louis to Cincinnati aud LQulh-
Wills, and in consequence tho passenger rates.,
which formerly were e10 to CINCINNATI aud g
to Lou!syille, came down to almost nothing.
soma Of tho soada carrying passengers from II.
Louis to either OF tho abo'e pIaces for 81.
Finally Tho difficulty bka been Rmcably arranged,
and, according 10 private dispatches received
here yesterday, the rites havo bocn liked as 800
to both points,
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PHILADELPHIA. ps, April ga dofscatlon
hss been discovered Ia the Western Union Tale-
graph office, IN this clty, and John H. Hotner,
the chief clerk Of the late sups. D. II. Dates h&s
alsconded, The otioers stats that tho defa!ca~
sion viii amount to between IS, 900 aud ~ 0oU.
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REHPITED.

CnAnLxsrox, q. O., Apzi! 2s.-The two ool-
ored murdezers, nsu,od Duncn and Iiart1ee. who
we're to have been hung to-dar. Nefc rsspited 1t
noon By tho colored Lioutenant-0oyernor, In
the Absence Of <oY. Chamberlain from the
btkta.
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REIMBURSEMENT

------ ETFE IMPHjSUNREHT - ~,
RoADou7, N. T., April a3.-nobert " baitaog,
for tho murder Of John Tomkins, as New Palt8.
in October lsat, has been sentenced to Life I'M
prisoament.
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Tho Now York Central 4 Hudson ntver Rail-
road his introduced now duplex ticket. The
old ticksts required tbs conductor to punch out
the names Of tho stations At which the passenger
oatezed and left tho train, tho amount Of fare
paid. snd tho day OF tho month. Tho ticaets
now put in uso require no punching Of amount
Of faro paid or tho dato oil which tho ticket was
issued, but empy tho stations Vt which paRaen-
gers get On AMI oil tho train. On trains going
vest . duplex NTH blue centre ~ uAe1, wlltIa
on sAssw ard bound lrdius tho duplex has rod
centre, the uamo A. was tiEst used.
Recelves Henry, OF tta Davenport i st. Paul
railroad. hAs eiyon up for tho present the idoa
Of running into Davenport oyoF the Chicago,
Rock ls}aul t. rnraic track, thAt Company hay-
ing asked $1,000 pek ysar rental 1or tho 'lso Of
tue track aud depot. Anothak effort ts TO 10
made to taiao money in Davenport to o1tond tho
1osd Into tho citT Oh al inacpanlont liue.
In the easo OF secor and Tracy against the To-
ledo. Peoria i Warsaw Railroad Company. Judge
Dsummont ycatcrday gr&uted each VI The com.
plaipants eD00 In full TOR their sorvtces III Trus-
tees OF the road up to Feb. !, 1875. The neoeiyor
OF the ROAD, 4. j.. Hopkins, was also authorized
to pay Col. i. q, Iugossoil q. .9au.2G the balance
in tull for his legal sersicoB to date.
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THE LOUISIANA PNCIFEC,
4 bill has been prepared by the New Orleans
Chamber Of Commerce Commstce OH Hailsuade
toiucorporate railroad to DO called the ssLouisl
ana Pacific Halfway" which Ia intended to con-
nccs with Tom Bcost's road at Shreveport or
MarahaIl. Tho capital stock ia fixed at 6,00o,-
600, represented by 10000 shatea OF el00 oach
with tho right to increase tho bamo to
sl2,0 900. Tho corporation may bo otganizcd
sud elect Board OF Directors wien e150,0u1 Of
capital stock shall have been subscribed. Tho
charter aAka for 10 subsidy or assistance Of any
kind from the State other than exemption from
tarntiou, except tux Of 8 per cent On dlyl.
daud9.
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CONDITION OF THE UNION PACIFIC.
Speetai Dtspateh to IAs ch4:lao TRIBUNE,
LINCOLN, Mob, APRIL 23.-lraias oil tue Union
Pacific aEo now running all right. An Immense
force bas beon put 10 work a. tho various wash
outs to repair lie damagoa. Thousands Of i'm
migrants, ds saIned at Omaha, aud fed 1t tho
expense OF tho Union Pacific corporation, hkye
bean forwarded to tlolr destination, -ganeralIy
California.
0NAuA, Esb., April 23.-Ths following IL Of"
Acialt
FIyt traips from tho Grean RiSer brsak,
loaded With wsls-touua passengers, etc., gos!nto
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predicted that ths expedition will discover !
much richnr gold country than waa found In tho
Black Hills laat sunlmer.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
! Grand ruetfo-W. 4. 6itnpsou, 0o4ton; E. D.
| Wltttleaey, Mbany; John y. Uesr7, New YORK;; Z.
N. Cuetice, ltociiasseE Thomas Johnston. Philsde.
phia; Wtlliam pattsrson baltimore H. .. Ellanwood
Fort Waype ]. Johus, Ohio O. II. B!aEssIy. phla.
dslnh!. A. Ns A%:sssaan4; 9.:s g H. ns,san.,
Weston, Mssssehu.etts; Il. +. dsesory, kuglandj ".
7. Blow. 81. Louis ]. i. CLiiIu, phila1ephta; H. H.
| Wh!tts'1oss. St Loal; l.. Wisl, c!sse-
| n. U; Assnolda, Doatoa. JnlMtr uoA.t-o. H..
AoGheAttF ". n. hlosnt Cincinnati 4. II. Barurs,
lhu9dephla; Charles G. lIoys, 1t. Louis: Z. 4. Pot
tef, FoEideues George Q. IAugdon, uatsolt; q. L.
lhtr!ct. Iowa; 7. II. Teltosdt New York Joseph
M;;'l1m,a; ;' s,n Joseph hege phsdelph.; r a. Camp
noxle', oaln. john i. J.elsos, FiItssars i. Il.
Teeee, Wheeling; |. .. Du9, Cleveland; " i: brown,
ihtssbaEa; 4. taxle.a. Utica; L.. L. Pymnrs,
mont l5v;.s = William putss.,, Nav Yorf; ;
e; =: nA!i. Ksasas p. 7. Galway, Nstsbasg:r. g.
E:.oa NV getF Ms at.na aisptf ii.pi1. T.
Taloott. Albany II. L Peck, saniss4y Martin ,spi-
..'s.s in,s 8pf'pEss'ss Tt.s.,; s1*;,ne" '4.:n
4u!1S eosstts; ostss p!;ss will: Ss* xs% xxs'f Y,.I p
2.mts r hs1sA5s utootiyn |. b. Q. Ihft oio,siana
II. y. WsEssn. 0!ncinaatt 1snsI Uash. Michiasa
l. f. AAaiiton Fond au 1Aal Il H. Wisr. u. Itpgis
L A5ss, U. T. l.; 0aptgt baulsl. o4la.
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ST. PAUL. April 23.-TAo Jury In the case OF
n. Kelly, for tlle murder OF Darnoy Lamb, out
since yosterday, .havo not agreed. They stand
right for conviction In the first degree without
tho dcath-penalty, and four for verdict OF man.
slaughter.
A turT WaB obtained and tt1Al openea eo~da}
in tho case Of Frederick Hillgor, Indicted for
rape committed upon nunhesd ot aoaaa senoo4-
.-----.
FEDERhL iNutC MEN a,.u ?.
,...ssan na.. .''I s"~;, ~ 1,,,o nrnnd 'I,rr IN
49, 49,. r;.,.;. can-, +o..,av fo,,ni TN
snv on'soa n.ates onsa.1 eo ss s.,"st
.r't1"tus ~ .".s.> .,.s 1ss..,,s,,,e 49,
H. ao"atd' TOT 1fana 9nuos Ine oAaas W. -"
ono against tue lato Poetmassor a. foz Lake.
neainst Uoorce Wright, for burglary A. tho Post
Ottico in New London; ono against Martin Ebe.
son, Of Appleton, for passing counterfeit money
A., ,.,o,,,eT eo,1,r
s,..t,, Fi,natsh 70 The chtaa"p tribune.
I1scors. Neb., Anrll 2s.-Audy Bayless q
,otor,oua rooTo -, 4s,s citv rat drunk last night
and oeanod out '"o negro ea"oy HOUSES -"
WAS aFtosted, aud placed 10 tAo CITY prison.
Soon aftcr Ao was locked In. tho prison WA dis
covered on trc. aud With difficulty tha names
wore sapaueoo a. nnaE shnn nno a,,da fnr a,aan
"1o ooaN' VIVA - wv. -o-N~
TAI rrn He Mtt1HEn IN HIS SLEEP.
LONDON ont'' apr" ,,..a aoA w. W. 1',' ,.
notod charaetes from hea ""s' m.uu' wv
attended, TUG H. 4aomas ASs,zss ~ 'osa.s ~ sAs
caso Of f'tzslnmons me a"sgeu Ia.ae.us a,,',e y.
Dr. NinhRn1, 4as peen al1eatea nets a.. suuo'ns
the Holman Aotel. ~ "as 'G9"saaso M.n.Il,. y.
Fitzsn'nlone' anu sslG ne ne"'" 1't-s'A41aaa"
..-n.u
sHool!Huac u ~. HfpnSI, rsiseas 7.t,.,u.
epee'a' .1..t' D.'po*sa ~, ~ na,.,.a a,.as.,t
uh1Ho11, '1ts', .,,"at,.e .c.,r oocr-r.d sho.,t
o. 'vo@' ~. s,.s, 49, -,,,,n ~ :.
miles not1n OF .n,s e''s 'n'a .'1,a'ue' apoa sle
farm Of Hiram Wa1tef, Wherein Eraataa nllman
as la thought, fatally. Erastua IL under Arrest.
---
An'1ESTEo aa eoR ARSON:
NEW iohA' Apll' I''-A'ntf u, uooo"'n "'s
arrested hero Yesterday aud mold to a"a't the
Cs.a..,, ,,,5n. w., r.r,. - c.,.E., I. .b.ro.3
~ ,".,na a' ~. a." ~ ~. ~ ,.i. s.n. ,s;.h IT,
t.nt W. ~ Saft.n he t'sn4sn,s 1 "or1nsn;,.
PRELIMINARY HEARING.
LAFoprx. Ind, Apfll 23,-The Holloway boys,
whom,la thsmseiyes Notorious bv shooting II. J,
E-,ov t., .uoh , cov.rolv ,,,.,n.r =. .tort tina
.ao i.d = haor;no to.fsy Thov warn held oyer
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lie asked, Did they ,hiuk ofWtat ats land was 100
years without ralfpads, without
postal system. without a telegraph, with
Virginia as far then from B0s' on as
California was from the heart " Eur0pe2 The
madness OF King George was the cause or tile
birth I thls nation. They must gather at rhiia-
uelphia Where else could they meet Dut 10 the
spot where the bei Of 1876 shan aQain ring Qua the
peat pr0ciaiming tue nations liberty m 1870
(Cheers.) Much theg had done, nut more renamed
to DE lOne. Let them LOOK across the ocean ana
member what they had done. They uad been
making progress that was great ana sublime
Let than 90 TO Philadelphia, remembering that TO
whom much had been gwen from them mucn
would be expected. He deplOred the lact thal there
was so mucn corruption In hlgh places (Cheers.)
tie supposed thaC twotnlrds OF the men now ia
this audience had neglected their political duties
tCleersl lie nope the North anu south won't
come together WI n neart and hand 20 Walk ia Tue
bright pathway Of the natOnls future. tCneers.l
The North was or I've 70 stand for the Untou, tue
South was brave in its mistaken cause. Bun now
from each wOuin go up the pure incense OF the ma
ton, an oHerng for their glory ana lndepenat &c.
tCneeis1
After some more music the proceedings were
brought TO u close shortly after ten 0'csOcN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
THE DIRECT ATLANTIC CABLE

THE NEW LINE or SUBMARINE COMMUNICATION
WITH EUROPE ALMOST coMPLErED-PRoG-
nEss OF THE WORK OF LAYrNG-REPoRT OF
THE CABLE SHIP FARADAY.
MANCHESTER, n. H.. May %. 1875.
Colonel A. M. Eastman, or this city. OF the direct
United States cable between Rye Beach and the
coast OF Ireland is in receipt or information that
the completion OF the line may be expected at any
hour.
WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED.
A cable Is laid from Rye Beach to the easterly
banks OF Newfoundland, 1000 miles, the buoy OF
the end OF the cable being 500 miles from land in
nfty fathoms or water.
At last advices the other end OF the cable was
laid within twenty miles Of the buoy, but could
not be completed owing to immense fields OF Ice.
THE CABLE SHIP FARADAY-HER PRESENT POSITION.
The cable ship Faraday is at sydney, N. s., tax
Ing coal aud waiting for the ice fields TO clear
away. She is not expected 10 land at Rye, as this
end OF the cable is in perfect order.
Not more than half days work remained
when the Faraday put into Sydney on account Of
the ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
TIE osCEoLA FIRE.

TYRONE. Pa, May % 1875.
Reports were received here late last night that
the Ore was approaching tue town OF PhlIpsburg,
and IN order to save the town from destruc-
ton the Burgess ordered tnat all the brush around
done at late hour Tie refugees from 0sceoIa,
seeing that the fire was near, were terribly
frightened for while, thinking that the raging
element would again compel them TO run away
from the new shelter Fortunately there was not
mucn wind, and about $50 men were sent out 70
fgnt the names AT the points from which the most
danger was to be feared.
The little thriving town Of Osceola Is levelled TO
the ground, and smoking piles or de0ris are ali
that Is lett OF the houses. IL Is SAD aRnt to see
men, wemen aud children looking Tor their lost
homes aud seeking some mementO from their
once happy ab0des. NeIgnbOring towns are send
ing money and provisions Tor the relief OF the I'M
fortunates. II. Gray Meek, Of Belleionte, arrived
here last night TOte Tor OSceola with $500 cash.
contribute by the charitable or Bellefonte, and
large lot OF provisions, the giit OF Ex-Governor
Curtin. An enthusiastic meeting was also held
here last evening IN ala OF the Osceola sufferers.
large sum OF money was cheerfuly subscribed
by the citizens
Railroad orldges on the branch between Houtz-
dale, which were burned, are being rapidly re-
built, and IL Is hoped that the shipment OF coal
can be mgde early next week. HOutzuale IS not
utterly destroyed, as before reported. The latest
accounts say that only about fourteen houses On
the outskirts OF the town were consumed. But
more trouble Is anticipated from The act that ne
ire Is rapidly increasing aud raging leatlully n
the vicinity. Reports just received rom Philips
burg that the IRE Is not 50 large IN that Tegion
as last night About tnree hundred men worked
all night ngutlng the raging IlaInes.
Later Intelligence tnan tue ABOVE says the fire
In PnIlpsburg Is decreasing. There Is but little
wind AZ present aud every prospect Of rain.
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MINERS AND THE BLACK HILLS

4 DETERMINED ATTEMPT ~ TWO PARTIES OF
MINERS 10 REACH TEE BLACK HnLs-THEY
RESIST THE UNITED STATES TBoors-MlLI-
TARY MEASURES TO RESIST THE ATTEMPT
FoRr LARAMIE wy. r., May "a 1875
Major 7. Il. stanton, Psymaster United states
Army, arrived here this morning from Red Cloud
and Spotted Tai agencies, bringing important
news. On the 18th o. May = scout reached Camp
sheridan from tue camp OF Captain Fergus Walker,
First infantry. at the mouth Of Wounded Knee
creek, on the White Earth River, sixty miles east
OF spotted TAN He brought a despatch from cap
tain walker TO the commanding officer AZ Camp
sheridan Colonel Mills, OF tHe Imrd cav
airy, asking immediate assistance. captain
Walker had captured a party Of iOrry-
one miners, on May 9, on tue NioDraia
River and mad sent them back TO Fort Randall,
under an escort or one-hal1 ms force, commanded
by lieutenant mus reducing y 70 thirty men.
lie then moved and overlook another company "
l4O miners He ordered them 70 return aud they
marched back about thirty miles, but they re-
fuse0 TO retrace their steps any further. IA
cautiously remarking that they would even take
Captain walker and his troops into the Black
Hills N they chose TO do on receiving the de-
snatch Colonel NILS mounted sixty men and de-
spatcnsd them on the lStn, with q Gatliag
Nils ordered them 70 Destroy the wagons wagons
and stores belonging 20 TIC miners, allowing
them 10 return to Sioux City, whence they had
started. Their leader Is one Goi&n. He may
endeavOr TO resist CelOne Mis- cavalry No
FLESH who IL head chief IN the absence OF spotted
Tail told Colonel Mlils at Camp sheridan that IN
less ne Seat trJdqs & capture the miners he wOuld
bring ali the warriors Of MS band against thom
and drive them away. General Crook, VINO 10
at spotted Talrs agency when Major stanton dc.
parted lGQm mat polnt,
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MOUNTAIN FIRES.

NAUCH CHUNK, Pa, May %. 1875
Very severe mountain nres have been raging In
Carbon county ior the past lew days. An I'M
mense amount OF lumber sawlogs and dwelling
houses have been consumed Ia the Hickory Run
and Mud Run regions. The fires are beyond con
troll, ana nothing but q rainfall can extlnguish
them. The inhabitants OF Mud Run have suffered
terribly rom the flames, numerous families escap-
ing only with their lives all their household goods
and residences being loSt. Mr.. Abel Kelsey, OF
Hickory Run lost his sawmIlls, house, barn
aud Ave occupied tenements, together with
all their contents, the inmates barely escaping.
Five sawmllls ana eighteen houses nave been
burned on Mud Run and the DANES are stu
raging throughout that region. Nothing seems
10 sop their progress. stephen Gould lost about
5000 600 feet or lumber. Tie lumbermen. their
wives and even the children turned out to lgnt
the names, but only IN a few Instances have they
been successful. At Audenrefd, Jeansville Beaver
Meadow ana other villages the flames had 10 be
fought away all who were able turning out to do
80. At Mauch Chunk the mountains are stlll
burning, out mus far no serious damage has been
zone. Back OF eisspOrt ana ParrysvilIe the iirs
IL raging and spreading rapidly, but so far moth
ing serious has been reported. The damage done
by the nres in this .Carbonl county will amount
AT least TO 100000.
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The Prospect Peacetul-Commerce
and Trade Depressed.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. |
MANDALAY, May %, 1875.
had long interview with His Majesty the
King Of Burmah yesterday.
IN PEACEFUL MOOD.
His Majesty is most anxious to settle mat
tiers with the British and Chinese govern
ments amicably.
DISPATCHES FROM THE COURT or CHINA
Le-Beed-Tie, the Chinese General, who Is
supposed to have arrested Colonel Browne
advance on his march for territorial explora-
ton, arrived here three days ago. the bearer
Of dispatches from the Court Of Pekin.
ROYAL DENIAL.
The King denies all completely in the
failure Of Colonel Brownies expedition q
position which is confirmed by careful pri-
vate inquiry.
THE PUBLIC MIND REAssURED.
No serious difficulty is anticipated regard
ing the Kaayenee question.
FOREIGNERS NOT IIL-TREATED.
The opinion which prevails in the public
mind with regard to the Kings ill-treatment
Of foreigners is quite unfounded
THE FRONTIER TERRITORY SECURE.
The rumors regarding a concentration Of
troops toward the frontiers are incorrect
coNrrrrpcrv yrpproorr0
Trade is depressed and almost at a stand
still, pending settlement Of the question IN
dispute
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BELGIUM.

TIE POSITION OF THE CABINET A GREAT PUz-
zLE TO THE NEwsMoNGEBs IN BRUSSELS.
LoSnoN. May %. 1875.
II is reported that the Belgian Cabinet is In an
extremely difficult position and that crisis IS
imminent
the trouble. it is said, is owing to the pressure
OF the ultramontanes.
THE MINISTRY NOT IN DAEGEE-THE CABINET
CRISIS REPORT DENIED.
LONDON May 22-Evenlng.
There IL no foundation for the report that the
Belgian Cabinet is in difficult position and that
q crisis rs imminent
THE PRUssIASs NOT PLOTTING AGAINST RELIC
IoUs PROFESSIONS IN BRUSSELS.
denial is also given TO the report, published
yesterday IN a special despatch 90 the telegraph,
that the German government had instructed Is
Ambassador az Brussels 10 ask Belgium to pro.
hiblt religious professions, the ooecs being the
overthrow OF the Belgian Cabinet
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BISMARCK AND DUCHESNE.

rHE ACTION OF THE BELGIAN JUDICIARY PRO-
DUCKS SENSATION IN BERLIN
BERLIN. May ~, 1875.
The action OF the Belgian tribunal at Llege In
alsmissing the charges against Duchssne OF plot
ting to assasstnate Prince Bismarck causes o SEN
Batlon here.
II Is generally believed that the finding OF the
tribunal will not be regarded BY Germany as a
settlement OF the matter.
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GERMAN X.

THE PRUssIAE CONSTITUTION ABRoGATRD--THK
COST or THE BATTLE WITH THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH
BERLIN, May %. 1875
The Upper House OF the Diet to-day passed the
bin abrogating articles TO- 10 and IS The consti
tuition, regulating the relations between Church
and state in Prussia.
The vote was 6s yeas 70 Is NAYS
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BEACON PARK RACES.

Boston, May % 1875
THIS was the closing dag Of tue meeting at Bea-
con Park. The weather was inc, the attendance
large and the track In good condition. Honest
Billy, wno was sold 10 the field, won the third
nith and sixth heats and race Tor the 2:20 class
time, 1852 :3l-232
In tae handicap race between Little Ned In har-
ness aud Colonel Barnes to wagon. the former won
the second, thlrd and nfth heats anc the race
Time, 2:4Ib-2Al-2:S5 This race vas very ex-
ctung tue nyat heat being dead.
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THE GRAssHOPPERs.

sr. LOUIS, May % 1875.
The ReDo5ticaWs Kansas city special says
THE grasshoppers have penetrated the
ieart Of the city, moving IN vast
army going north. Trenches are being dug and
unions are slaughtered, put nothing can
NOp tue red-legged pests IN their march.
Many drive them from their GROUNDS
Win wafer rom hydrants. Their depreuatiORs
aLe becoming very serious, lawns being stripped
~ grass ana garden truck destroyed. Nothing
IAN De raised except In greenhouses
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ANTI-THIRD TERM.

AKRON, OHIO. May 20 1875
the summit County Republican Convention met
1ere to-day ana unanimously instructed the dele
gates to the state Convention 70 favor anti.
Cnird term plank In the platform and TO oppose
tgnOol 2Vstem