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Ann TiiZRNS, Brigham McKcan Re
NPrSpl

SALT LAKE, May lO.-ia the case of
Ann Eliza ry Brigham Young the appli-
cation OF the plaintiff for - writ of at
tachmrut 10 compel the payment OF five
hundred dollars per month ailmony, dur
nG beer life from TN" time OF IN" COM
menr"mrnl "i the suit. nearly two years
age, as awarded by Cine! Justice Nc
hean, decision was rendered to-day by
Chief Justice Love- which - quite
lengthy. Ihe summary is, that IN all
cases OF divorce the law WIS PInIn, and
To" authorities overwhelming, that ali
mony could not b" awarded unless
y,.Id marriage was either first admitted
ny o." parties or proved. The deicn-
d"n' had alleged in his answer that the
u.rr.aG" III question was biSamouS
aud p"Iygnmou- on" and the allegations
not b"irg denied, must b" taken rs true.
lfsuc' H marriage was entered into e
hor'niIy by the defendant. equity VIII
open IL doors tor hcr ltseiI, but
ur"n i"" case hs II stands 1t Is not, IN the
judgment "i III" N"'ri, according to the
principles "i equity or good conscience to
''''F'e '"y Inl '..y"s 'I " IA ',''I'DI , al
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Lexington Races.

a.y.gov. May lO-The races over
a.....hv Association course at tins
4. a.l~ very largely attended. Inc
'-. .a- excellent, although the track
-a, ..a.s. owing To- the ral"S OF the
-.. before.
IT,. frs. ra,n W., for The Phoenix hotel
'a..- .ur wear old-. $50 each. p. y.
... $3.50 added. The following are the
.... entered. MgGrath> Ar.-tidrs,
a-a,,.oJ, Gu.dmiue by imported Aus
..an Hooper b. e. f"uhr.ea, hv im-
ported Puaton. Nalycr- nr.r. Bee Bruce,
s Enquirer. Cotton p. e. Millionaire.
s. NyG.u5ou ca f. Elmtu. by A,t.ruid.
..-. .nc starters Arjstiir, was the ia g.
-tr a, about SlI0; Harper second.
r.cc a. slu0; Bruce third, at $50 and
..r field so. At the start Harper lead,
Oh Gr.r-,rudS close up, which positions
arrr retained 10 the close, except that
~.uyrrs took the second place. coming
under the string. The result was, Hsr.
per Soahrark. /; Salycr, Bill Bruce, y,
Griu>tea.'> Goldmine, 3 Time 2llY.
In the second race dash of ! ! were
,hree starters. Keene, Richards b c.
Monmouth, Robinson and Niargara
Biz Fellow .; HarperS Excelsior, 3
umo. BOZ. Biz Fellow was the favor.
..a q, considerable Gods,
In the third race, mile dash; purse
$50 there were three starters. McGrath.
Aaron. Pennington I Keenc Richards,
Misfortune, 2; Megibbons, Elnor 3; time
The start Was bad one, but Pen
S..a would have Won anyhow. The
Vac very heavy hence the slow
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GOvEEEMESTs-Steady.
STATE BoNUs-Quiet.

STATE BONDS-Clulet.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Mortgages steady,
except Ohios and North Western CONSOLE
dated. which declined to 81.
SrocKs-The feature Of the stock cX-
change. to-day, was Erie, which declined
from 29l to 2Gl. The transactions were
very large. and the whole share list was
more or less adversely affected. No one
seems to understand the movement, but
il +, traced as usual of late to Could the
brokers usually operating for London
account appear to be buyers at the de-
cline. The following arc among the rea-
,on, assigned for the decline in Erie ::
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
panv are said to have lowered their rates
again. and through the New Jersey
Southern railroad made through coh-
nection to New York, and the inference
j. that Erie will be the most untayorably
affected by the move of the Baltimore
and Ohio. Again, the rumOrs Of polltl.
cal complications on the other side OF the
ocean naturally have weakening e.
feet on Erie in London, from the fact
that very large amount of stock, both
common and preferred is held 10y foreign
houses. The representatives. OF IN"
company say the movement IS simply r
speculation for th" purpose o! buying
stock. Lake Shore fell oil from - to
70.: Pacific Mail from A to 42}; West
,rE Union from 793 to ~, and Union
Pacific from -6g to 75i. St. Paul advanced
to 37s for common and 50 for preferred,
but the latter fell of TO 80. and % re-
spectivelv. The change in the remain
der of the list Is very slight. Pacific
Mail declined to i2: but the balance OF
the market was dull and steady. Stocks
were weak during the last hour CT busi-
ness. but ut the close the market showed
y little more slcadiucs- Their" wa- Il
recovery Of l6l per cent on some shares
from lowest point Oft day. Panama re-
covered to %: Erie to 20 Lake Shore
to IL; Ohio to % and Western Union TO
7gl. In other shares there wes little or
no recovery. The bid, opened nj AmcrI-
can Exchange Bankt"-dayhor 81, 10000;
balance of Cincinnati municIpH. loan
aggregated 4,l17,5O0, at price, ranging
from lO2 to lO3j. Award will average
over lO3 and interest Monitor Bliss "
Co. have placed upon the market tour
milton dollars six per cent gold bono. o'
Western Union telegraph company H.
terest PAYABLE March and s@Piem Der
and principal redcemable in 1900. Ihrss
bonds arc authorized ior the purpose 0i
toEinr up the $4.4as;eOo bonds due in
November next. After the maturing bonds
n.J,,.nr.l tho o,Iv bonded deb, b.
side. the present loan will be $l,5oo.0oo
scven'ne- cent gold building bonds. and
s20s 600 sterling bond, Of present issue,
rerenfIy taken in Londcn BIZ, will be-
Ieceived up to noon Of May -, but no
rropa.aI, will he considered under g !,
and accrued interest The transactions
o. the stock Exchange were 2il 600 shares
of which 1900 were Pacific MAJ, ~
600 Western Union, 1000 North"e-t"rn,
4 500 St Paul. l2LOOO Erie. $4,000 Lake
shore 1900 Ohio and 1000 Union Pa
c,f}c. The earnings Of the latter the tltst
week Of May show an increase Of S7s.-
900
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Baltimore Marhei

BALTIMORE, May l0-Flour Qucl
Western supcrine S4{ @5s, extra S5!n
81; do. family SG@1i. Whcat-Wrah
No. ! amber western 81 iGo ~, No.
> II AZ. Cornweak; west crn mixed at
SIC. OatS-Flrm; white 7GG7 7sc; mixed
75r. Rye-Quict at ~ l5Col *. Hay
Quiet and firm at Sls(G25. Provision,
Firm. Pork So 5jG23 90. Bulh
meats steady; shoulders 9iCalO; clear RIB
I2i. Bacon firm; shoulders 95GalO; cirar
rib l3!@l3i; hams lll@l5. Lard quiet
at lGlGlG,. Cotiee-Qmct at lDn 1870.
Butter-Flrm; new western packed zoo
pc: rolls lss ~. .Petroleum-Dull nouHI-
naIly at G;mjic. Whisky-FIrm a,
81 Is.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May lo.-Flour-
Firm aud less active; Wisconsin aad
Minnesota family - jOs,G .; P"uu-
svlvania. Indiana and Ohio g. ooaG -;
high grades 81 O0G s 90. Nurn'-D1II
and declining; red Sl4%to -; amber
81 So: white Isml -. Corn--N.'",
yellow -; mixed oi,s2r. Ry"->l 20.
Oats-Firn;white 7Gm7sr; mixed 30
Provisions - STEADY. Pork--sZ2 .5rH
% 90, beef hams slo uad22 -. Lad
l5tal6c. Wh-ky-->l ~ Petroleum
Nominal; refined l2,@ be- crude "ic.
Clover Seed-Westcrn 1870 ll!c I'm
othy and Flax Sccd-Uuchangrd. But
ter-Quiet and unchanged tncr-".
Steady; western fine l6mlG4c Eggs
Quiet; western fresh l7mi7Ac.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO May lO.-FIour-St"aiy ant
in moderate demand: Whcn'-Ou"
cent lower; closing firm; NO. >, whit"
Wabashat II u; white Michigan - 2'4,
extra 81 81; Amber II 25rl -! ,r.I"r
June; 81 PSI seller July; 81 -; No. .
red 81 -; No. Z. ; - seller June. ~ 21g
seller July; 81 2Si Corn-Nteady and
in moderate demand; high mixed al Oi,s
seller June 71r; seller. July 7sc: lo"
mixed 7G!c;5 No grade 1Gc Ost.--De-
mand fair and market firm; 80. !, Cana.
CSC No. ,, 67s;c white C'4ci Mrh.gan
GTlc
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATG, May l0-Cotton-Du.l
at l5.c. Flour-Dull nj - sO"G ~.
Wheat Dali and nominal. Corn
Steady nt 7sGsOa. Oats-Stoady at y,
Ga68c. Evc-Steady at 81 mol -.
Barley-Quict and unsettled. Egg,
Firm Mt ljr. Butter--FIrm for choice.
Cheesc-Dcmand lair and market lirui
new l3ml&!c. Provisions Dali but un-
changed; nothing doing Whi-ky-Do-
mand fair and market lirm at u L..
Hoes s-Stcady and in moderate de-
mnnd; extreme range = oOn,S -; bulk
sale, - D5fg.T rs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEw YORK, May lO.-MONEY-
Easy at 2lCo3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4M5l per cent. Sterling cX-
change dull at 4S7@4s7t for sixty days,
and 49Ot for sight. Custom receipts 3d.
600.
GOLD-Opened at ll53, advanced to
II5E, and closed At ll54. Carrying rates
lGa2 per cent. Loans also made Hat.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed SiOj,-
600. Cleurings S3900O,000
St..,ly
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, May lO.-W Whcnt-Qu.et
price, unchanged. CONFIRM; st.', t',
according to quality Pe,ro'"um-QaIet
crude, 81 i2lG,l IS at Parker; refined
IL for Philadelphia delivery
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LONDON, Nav l0.-Boats cruising in
the vicinity of the wreck continue TO pick
up bodies of the drowned When the
steamer left st, Msry's Island today,
so bodies had been found. Seven mali
bags in addition TO those reported recov-
cred, have been saved.
The Cars Visit Important.
LONDON, May II, 5A.M.-A special to
the Standard from Berlin, says Bismarck
and Gortschakotf will decide. during the
Cars visit, whether Germany should
answer the last Belgian note directly, or
appeal to the guaranteeing power. The
recent war.like rumOrs are declared 70 be-
the work of stock jObbers.
PARIS May l0.-The feeling here l.
more hopeful. The La L,bertc says the
Gar intends to propose general dis
arming, and Germany will support the
proposition.
The War Pr, spect I'm Europe.
LoNDoD, May l0.-This mornings
TeLrqrGDh in an editorial article on the
meeting of the Emperors Of Russia and
Germany to-day, says: It is impossible
to conceal the truth. The continental
situation wears this morning, the Srayest
aspect. If we were To say that the ques-
tion of the future repose Of Europe may
be practically solved before forty eight
hours have passed, we would scarcely go
b.vond the facts. The tendency at this
hour i, decidedly pacific. Other Londen
journals likewise comment on the meet
ing, but the thought Of war Is generally
discredited. 1t is reported from Paris
that the French Government positively
denies the assertion that Germany ha-
recently made representations of hos
tile tendency. The same dispatch con
tlins statement believed to be sen:-
official, that no cause Of coahict exists
between Germany and France and that
adyices from all the capitals of Europe
are of the same tenor, that pacific ideas
are IN the ascendant.
Death Ora Noted Racer
Mr. John King, OF Ashby, DR..
Lande) m Lincolnshire, is dead. Mr..
King under the assumed name Of Mr..
Landc, was widely known rs owner OF
racing stock, notably of Apology, the
winner of the Oaks one thousand guineas,
and st. Leger stakes Of 1874, and Of
HOLY Friar one of the favorites for the
Derby stakes OF 1875. Holy Friar be-
comes disqualified for running for the
Derby stakes and all bets on him are
rendered void.
The bark, Cora Lynn, from Darien for
Tioon, is reported lost, with her captain
and five men.
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Condition of winter Wheat.

W,SUINaToS. Nav l0-DUrinC the
n,., we,E the condition of the winter
wbnst in three hundred and thirty coun-
,ic. have been reported to the Depart
man, ,f A,riculture About three hun
drcd counties OF the valleys of Ohio and
Missouri are presented, which last year
produced seventy million bush"', OF win
ter wheat, or sixty per cent. %. the pro
duct of seven States from OH" to Kan
sas. The average condition Of the crop,
IN these States Is 90 per cent, AM yield
iag only fve-eighth- of The "a !
crop. II no Improvement occurs
thrrr will be in kentucky. -
per cent: Ohio 81 Michigan, -; L.
t,ara I'll: Illinois, 9S; Missouri. 81: Kan
s,s. s.. though only 32 counties in the
latter State are represented. Tn" oo"-
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During the trial, Yesterday, at Phila-
Gclphia. of Goldeman, the Catholic priest
alleged to have absconded with money
belonging to the church. it was proved
that the church was indebted TO the de-
feudsut S46T.
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Movements ofthe vice President.

LITTLE Rock, May l0.-Nice Presi-
dent Wilson is expected on the Memphis
tram tonight. Mayor Fletcher and a
committee of the Council will meet him
al the depot, agd convey him to rooms
at the Metropolitan Hotel. The State
officials will visit him in body to-mor-
row, and he will beserenaded ut night.
In II game Of base ball in New Haven,
Conn, yesterday, the score stood, Phila-
delphlas u; New liavens o. At Boston
the score wa-, Bostons 4; MutuaIS !.
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Fort Ticonderoga Centennial.

FoRT TGcoNDERoGA, n. Y, May TO-
The Centennial Celebration OF the cap
turc Of Fort TiconderOga by Col Ethan
Allen. tool; place here to-day. The day
opened with occasional showers of rain.
\. sunrise the celebration began by
rcveillc and a salute Of IL guns IN honor
OF the original states. The invited guests
were received by the post Alfred Weed
Of the Grand Army of Republic OF
Ticondcluga, after which thousands
present purtook Of the collation. spread
among the ruins of the Fort, Oh The
meadows and IN the summer hotel, which
wis opened for occupation. Large
delegations were present from the prlncI-
pal town, OF Northern New York and
Vermont including several posts oi
the Grand Army of the Republic
and numerous military organizations
"a, least SIX thousand persons were in at
tendance when the exercises commenced
and guest, are arriving in great crowds.
Tho memory of Ethan Allen WAS cele-
hr"tcd with spirit OF patriotism and en-
thus!usm due the hero, who "ln the name
of the Great Jehovah and Continental
Congress captured the old fort. Inc
lin" iormcd under the direction OF Col
Egoli, Of th9 Troy Guard, chief marshal
marched to the fort grounds, over the
same route taken by Ethan Allen. The
procession wa, drawn up in front OF the
speaker stand. The exercises were W.T.
messed 10y numerous crowds and great
enthusiasm prevailed.
The programme was a. follows: Ma
sc by consolidated bands; prayer by
Rev. l.. '. Pierce. music, address OF W.!
come by the President Of the day, Col.
W. +. Ca1kiu-; Grafton by RcY. : ).
Cook Music. Rcadingot poem, Gen.
tcuisi hell" hv Professor Bradford, OF
Bennington. Vt. Remarks by General
+. L. Cole, OF Troy, New York and
4
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After Recess


Fullerton said that Mr. Bell had been
kind enough to enclose him letter
spoken of in his testimony, which was
read bv counsel. The letter wits dated
December 10Th, 1870, and asking Bell to
step to number III, rs the writer wanted
To see him on important business, and
was signed II. W. Il.
Evarts then continued his argument in
regard to the. offer of proof by the
other side, as TO what Mrs Mou!ton had
told Jeremiah T. Robinson of the inter-
view she had had on the "a of June, 1919,
with Bccchcr. Evarts argued that this
WA, most dangerous and pcrnlcIous
form of hearing evidence, created 10y the
witness before he came into court Was
il permitted for Mouton or Illton to
hriur in evidence for something that
they said for the past three or four years.
corroborative of what they may have
said on the witness stand: !,
PRYOR was still absent from court, and
Fullerton replied in his place. ii" sad
Mrs Moulton testified TO the Interview
with Beecher. This BeeCher denies. and
he declares that Mrs. Mouton was act
iRg under influence OF her husband, ana
tha. this story was concoctcd. Now,
how were they permitted To
disprove Becchcr's statement cN
ccpt hv having th!. "videnc"
brought in. and the allegation that 1t was
a late invention could only De dlsproved
bv the testimony of this witness. a to
the conversation Mrs. MOuIton had with
him. Counsel quoted from numerous
legal authorities. and sand that Mrs.
Moultou's position was not changer
since June, 1879. when her husband was
the best friend that ever God gave Henry
Ward Bercher, and IN 1874, BeechoT
WIS led to believe by two lawyers tnat
Moulton WAS hlackmaiier, and Mrs.
Moultou sympathi,cd with her husband,
and that her attitude if she came on the
stand to day, would be It, different ."
light was from darkness. when 1t WJHid
be shown that she whispered tins story
into the ears Of her confidential friends
and relations. After the interview oc-
Cured. what then became of tn" state
m"nt that the story WAS originated III Il.
Judge Nelson said that there WAS
no doubt that they all argued to th" gen,
eraI rule. and that their evidence ""u'd
no, be offered save for the aspcrsIon rHst
on the opening What troubled MIN
was that if they reserved the evidence,
would 1t be taken As evidence IN the
cause; he would like to know what ei-
feet it would have on the MINDS Of the
jurors.
Beach replied that it was no! offered
for that purpose, but only to clear MIS-
Moulton character.
Mr.. Evarts contended that this was
not proper evidence to bring into the
case, and said that the rule in the 18th
of Wendell was exploded, and in It
there was not court in this State which
had admitted evidence under this cNcep-
/ tiOn.
Judge Nelson said that the
real basis OF this motto lay in the open
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More Miners Outragcs.

PoTT,y1LLE. May 1O.-To-day, three
hundred men from Locust Gap, went
to Hickory Ridge and Lancaster collier
les and compel cd the miners to stop
work, giving them IL understand that II
caught At work again they would come
down with reinforremeuts and Kill the
whole party at work, and burn the break
er 10 the ground.
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More DIstiIIers Seized.

MILWAUKEE, May l0,.-A party of
officers, under charge OfSupervisor Hen
dricks and Captain Brooks. Of the secret
service dISvision ofthe Treasury Depart
ment, arrived here to-day, and entered
upon the work of seizing distillcries in
connection with the collector of the dis
trict. The rectityinS establishments OF
\. Shpnfeld and Ranskoh Bros and the
distilery Of the Menominec Distiilng
Company were >eizel. and the di,tiIIcries
of Thomas O Neill, the Kruninnick Dis
Glling Company, l.. Rcndskoh, Charles
Grau, and f. Bergenthal were placed in
charge Of keepers. It's understood that
all the distiIleries IN the district Will be-
seized with two exceptions. The char
actcr of the evidence upon which the
seizures are made, is not disclosed.
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Mr.. Pryor Overcome.

While the speaker was III the height
of his argument he stopped suddenly and
said, if your honor will pardon me a mo.
ment; | have an attack Of vertigo ana
then sank down in his chair, the windows
were opened; in few minutes Ar. Pryor
recovered. and rising said he thought ne
had made Il clear case, and was about 10
continue, but WAS again overcome ana
had to sit down.
Ii was suggested that Il recess should
be taken half an hour before the usual
time, but Pryor demurred, rose again and
quoted from General Tracys address IN
regard to Mrs. MoultonS appea'ancc IN
the case, when it was imputed that she
had appeared as tuesS under the ~
fluepce IF her husband CounsG! also
quoted from Beechcr's testimony, when
he said that Mrs. MOultou had not made
her statement against him OF her own
accord.
Counsel offered to prove that Mrs.
Mouton of her own yiolitIon told tins
same story before she told 1t to this Court
and Jury. Mr.. Pryor then closed sud-
denly Swing he Was unable to continue
the argument General Pryor leaning
on the arm Of friend then left the
court.
Mr.. Evarts rcplindIto the arguments OF
Pryor contcnding against the sdmlss!.on
of this testimony, charging 1t as mere
heresav evidence Mr.. Evarts was IN
tcrrupied in his argument by the arrival
of the hour for recess.
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THE BROOKLYN TRIAL.
A Crowded Court Room
General Pryor Succumbs
Several Witnesses Examined

New YORK, MAY lO-The Brooklyn
City Court room was crowded this morn
ing. The first witness was George A.
Bell. He testified: l have no remem.
brance of the West charges, but remem-
Der the Deacous' meeting after the
Woodruff charges were made.
Mr. Shearman objected TO this evidence,
and Mr. Fullerton passed to another
subject, and the witness continued:
remember the interview with Beech
cr in the middle cf December, 1870; he
asked nv opinion about Titons domcS-
tic affairs he said Mrs. Tilton had left her
husband, and the question came up about
a permanent separation, and he asked
me what thought about IT. ! said n"th-
Ing else could be done; | have letter al
home calling for this interview.
The witness was not cross examined.
The next witness Wit, Lewis j. Jame'
Superintendent of the Health and Life
Company. saw Mr.. Beccher at A..
NJ. on the second of June, 1873, on the
carriage roadway at Wall street ferry,
coming from the direction of Columbia
heights, and going in the direction "i
Remscn street; ne had II doNncnsj eN-
preston, and didn recognize me.
The next witness was Jcrminh J..
Robinson, who was recalled andtestiied. !
know Emma K. Moulton; she Is Il niece
of mine. The witness was asked II he
remembered conversation in June,
1873 with Mrs. MOulton, in which she
related to him her interview with Mr..
Beecher. on the second of that month
To this Evarts objected, and General
Pryor argued for its argued for its ad-
mission. on the ground that this conrer-
sstlon between the witness and Mrs.
Moulton took place before it was "d-
yanced by the other side that the inter
view of June ;, 1878, was fabrication.
Counsel quoted from Taylor " GreenIeai
on evidence, and other lega! authorize,
at some length in support Of the w'tnes'
testimony; concurrence was unanimous;
in the course they advocated, they stood
unchallenged in law Of evidence; twas
one Of the lights set forth for the guidance
of truth, and rash would be the hand
that would cndravor to eXtlngul>h II
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WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
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of Main and 18th StS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.



NEW lokNr Nay l".-Iioh' a,
W heeier, oi The Louisiana O2hgre's'oiia'
committee, mas addressed " 'eI'er 20 'no
I""'s| III Wh'c'l '' say "'"i'! D'.'o''
Ii'aI i'ou'' mn" HAS ~ i"St ~
ton from the new oFder oi lhlhSa. On"
will, with steady but slow pace, emerge
from what seemed To be an utterly help
les. condition in regard 10 tn, reocatins
OF fogr Democrats in the House. Mr.
Wheeler say, no one can be found in
Louisiana to assert that at the time these
four Democrats were unseated there was
q quorum Of the House present, 50 that
these tour Democrat, had never been
lsgaily deprived of their seat. and their
reinstatement is Nh act oi simple justice
which all fully understanding facts must
approve.
Destructive Fire.
i"LIp"' .""f u '''''"'' P','''
over Green Springs ONO, yesterday
blowing down three house-, hil!inS TWO
children and lymnIi7hihS every Ch'"'"eS
III the town, Passing hoFth"aru SeVer8i
houses and barns between Green "PrihS'
ana LiEdr were Oi""h "o"h: AZ w.
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left ,p Lrurluo the following cable dis
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~ n"'r. 'r fra.n n...,prers were saved
S,h,ildr tha r.rns nf which
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