, 1875-04-29

TO THE DA1rY D1spArcH


EXCLUSIVELY TO THE pAIIY DISPATCH
PARIS, April 20.- The duel yesterday
between Maggivla. editor of the Union,
and Rogat, editor of the Pays. resulted
in the woundingo of both. The weapons
were swords.
LONDON, April 21.-Dr. Kenealy ap.
peared at Guildhall Justice Room in
response to q summons at the instance
of Wright, editor of the Advertiser,
charging him with libel. The room was
filed with the friends of the Doctor
and dense crowd gathered in the
streets after hearing the summons, dis
missed. The result was greeted with
immense cheering by the people in the
room which was caught up outside.
Kenealy was escorted from the building
by thousands of people.
1t is rumored that Bismarck addressed
a note to Luxemburg similar to that
sent to Belgium.
At Epson, to-day, the great metropol-
itan stakes were won by Hampton,
Temple Bar second ard Blush third.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-An Investi-
cation of the conditions of the winter
throughout the United States, presents
the crop as a whole much below that of
last year. The greatest injury done by
the hard winter is in portions of Indi-
ana, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas.
South of the 36th parallel. wheat is
reported as vigorous.
DETROIT, April 21.-Reports from all
parts of Michigan, indicate bad pros
poets for the wheat crop, much having
been injured by the drought last fall
and the severity of the winter.
New ORLEANS, April 21,-The major
ity report of the House Committee on
elections provides for the seating of
Conservatives from st. Helens, Orleans
and St. Martins Parishes in place of
Republicans, and the House has adopted
a resolution introduced IN the Senate,
unseating Good and reseating Crossier.
Resolutions TO impeach Charles Clin-
ton, State Auditor, of high crimes and
misdemeanors have been recommended
by Lowell, Chairman of the Committee,
appointed to examine public accounts.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-Rumor has
it that Attorney General Williams will
soon retire from the Cabinet. To in
quiries made, he does not deny the
truth of the report, and admits that he
may before long engage in other pur-
suits.
LONDON, April 21.--The Mark Lane
Express. in its weekly review says Of
wheat: There have been large arrivals
of wheat and in better condition with
out the market being shaken, although
some heaviness yet remains in some OF
the markets. Wheat does not bring
better prices, but the arrivals are not
sufficient to influence London quota
tions which are almost at the bottom.
| OGDEN, April 21.-The blockade on
the Union Pacific Railroad appears to
be about ended. Trains will leave here
Tomorrow morning for the East and
passengers are also expected to arrive
here from the East tomorrow night.
New YORK, April 21.--It is authorit-
lively stated that the ceremony of i'm
posing the Baretta upon Cardinal Nc.
Closky will take place in the cathedral
of this city on Tuesday. In addition to
some 40 Archbishops and Bishops, and
about 1900 priests, it is expected that
the President and Cabinet. Gov. Ttdeu
and staff and the municipal officers o1
the city will be present.
CHICAGO, April 21.-Remarkably cold
weather for the season of the year still
prevails throughout the West, and re-
ports from every section bring accounts
of damage to fiuit crops. and. in somt
instances to winter wheat. 1t isahardly
probable. however, that wheat has beer
seriously injured by the recent cold
snap.
NEW ORLEANS April 21.-The Hoase
this morning adopted by vote Of 70 te
81, resolution for the impeachment o1
State Auditor Clinton for malfeasanct
in Office.
New York, April 21.-Judge Blatch
ford of the o. S. Court gave decision
to-day in the case of Chas. A. Dana, ar
rested upon an attachment of the Sn'
lpreme Court of the District of Colum
bia, The Judge discharged Dana from
custody.
The famous racer, Kentucky, owned
by August Belmont, is dead.
The Graphic's Washington correspon'
dent says the President is not candi.
date for reelection for third term and
never has been. He never suggested
the idea himself, and never gave any
one the slightest warrant for supposine
he would take nomination if offered
him. and it is understood in Washing
ton thet if he had ever been asked by
any authoritive body he would have de-
clined to be considered candidate un-
der any circumstances.
| COLUMBUS, Sc, April 21.-Ex>Trea-
surer Parker was arrested today on .
charge of embezzlement of 2SOOO from
the State sinking fund. he has not
procured bail.