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FRANCE.

PARIS, May S0.-7Seyen Radicals and
one Conservative have been elected niemt
'Berslof the Municipal Council in place Of
Councillors elected deputies. XXX NJ, 80"
Henri RoChfort u seriously III Mt
Geneva with dropSy ofthe heart.
FRANCE IN FAVOR OF PEACE. i.at
The Russian Ambassador has visited
Due de Cazes. The latter gave assurances
that France would contribute by every
means in her power TO the maintenance
.of peace and the preservation Of good
understanding between the powers.
| The newa Of The revolution in Con.
Istantinople is we'll received in both
political and - financial circles II n
believed that, The etllement OF the
Eastern lihichlties istherslS iaeilitAtea:
Il ID stated that the new Turkish Minis.
try will comprise Mi,lhat Pasha, as Grand
Yizier, and Sudyk Pasha, at present En-
bassador 10 France, M Minister Of Fl.
nance. According 90 reports lpubhshed'
insColoSne, Midhat Paslla and The Grand
Vizier were at Che head Of the reyolu;;
tionary movement ,Murad has accepted
three OF The propOsitions submitted 70
him, viz: the Institution Of a permanent
assembly Of notables, the abolition Of the
seraglio, and the reduction of The civil
list 70 5000, 900 piaStres. II is reported
here that England Is willing to agree to
the holding Of an international conier-
enee on the Eastern question. ysl,t,V
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Presb, terinn General Assembly. bly,,

New YoRK, May 30.-At the night
session Of the Presbyterian General AS
sembly The overture in regard to reducing
the representation OF the General As.
sembly was rejected by the Presbyteries
10 10 l0l.
The overture on the Policy Of the
Church was adopted after an amendment
making the representation one Bishop
and one Elder 10 every so ministers. 81,
Adjourned. ...4,. .,s-...
The Presbyterian General Assembly
to-day on the overture urged the sanctiti.
cation OF the Christian Sabbath by all
churches, and adopted u resolution 5ap-
proving the use OF The word sabbath" In
preference to that Of the Sabbath
Ia relation to the overture from the
Trustees of.LincoIn University, itmasre-
commended hatgreater care be exercised
in tie selection OF young men for thatin:
|stitution. .i"; u '"- r. 'ph H't".H o.
The whole matter Of the trial Of judi.
cial cases was referred 10 a special com
mittee. Dl4, -,rl.gI ia.
The subject OF representation was re.
ierred tod special committed 10 feporfat
The next Assembly. ..,,u.n.,
The election Of Elders for limited pc
riods and the displacement OF standing
Elders unless re elected was recon-
mended.
10 answer 10 the overture from Woos-
Ter and Blairsville, il was resolved that
the Assembly adjourn sine die at noon to:
morrow.
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fore last for the Wilson premium, Mr..
Van Sickle, Of Cayuga county, New York,
produced 4Sl ounces OF corn from single
kernel. AT this rate Of production, z
hills Of 8 grains each would give BUSH
el, and allowing. to each grain square
feet Of soil the yield would Be over 50O
bushels per acre. ssA ENH
Thelafgest yield otcorn on!fecofd for
IN entire acre was obtained by DR.. Parker,
OF South Carolina, and measured over
200 bushels OF shelled grain. II that
crop had been all replanted at the rate
Of one peck Of seed per- acre, Il would
have covered 800 acres, and IL THE yield
had been al the same rate as the first
year the crop would have amounted TO
100000 bushels Of grain and 100000
pounds OF stOver.
It is found that wherever Indian corn
canlbe raised al cost as low us 10 cents
% busliel, which sometimes occnrs at the
West, Il will pay 10 use il as u fuel un-
less either iirewOol or coal il near
enough at"hapd to be delivered without
extra charge for hauling. ~ E
An Illinois farmer reported 10 The Chi
cago Tribune, that the cobs OF corn are
worth for fuel, ton for ton, as much as
common illinois coal, the price oil which
was then 81 90 per ton. Z
nThe ashes produced by ton Of corn
have! been found to contain l3! lbs Of
phosphoric acid, % lbs. Of potash and
soda, and nearly lbs. Of magnesia.
When Theses are,skillfully applied TO- the
land no as,tojbe reeohyerted into corn it
restores The mineral elements previously
abstracled by the crop.
The manurial value Of bushel OF corn
Is estimated chemically at 20 cents, but il
rightly treated and skillfully applied, the
agricultural value isconsideralbly higher,
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BALTIMORE, May SO.-The Methodist
General Conference to-day adopted a
resolution Requesting the Bishops to Ap-
point . commission Of six ministers and
SIX laymen to confer with the other
MethQdist churches on fraternity and
union. =. 80 1,i ,''.' -. % -
The Committee on Book Concern were
instructed 10 nominate local snb.commit.
tees Of the General Book Committee.
The report Of the Committee on Re-
ligious Corporations was taken up. Firsf,
il recommends the incorporation Of all
annual conferences, 10 secure the adyan-
tages offered by the statutes OF the sew.
eral States with regard to religious cor
porations, and in order TO hold the trust
funds donated to The church: Second, il
defines the relation Of the trustees OF
church corporations to The other officers
OF the church. Third, IL makes proyi!
sion for the sale, Of church property no
longer needed or used for church pur.
poses. The report was adopted, and sew
eral paragraphs Of discipline on these
subjects were amended TO conform 10 the
recommendations Of The committee.
The report OF the Committee on Reyi.
sion OF Hymn Book was next considered.
The committee recommend that a COM
mittee Of fifteen, 10 make. a thorough re:
vision, be appointed by the Board Of
Bishops, The committee 10 be selected
with reference to location for division
into three sections OF five each for work.
ing purposes. No hymn now in use shall
be excluded without vote OF three
fourths Of the members, and no new hymn
not now in the collection shall be intro
duced unless by similar vote. A num-
ber Of amendments were offered and re. |
jected, and the report was adopted.
0Gen. J. B. Weaver offered preamble,
hat q proposition Is now pending in
Congress to request the President 10 me-
gotiate,fot an additional article in the
treaty now existing between the United
States and China, together with resolu.
tion protesting against the President oil
the United States negotiating any treaty
that will place barrier TO the entrance
Of missionaries into China The Confer
enee refused ID entertain the paper.
Rev. DR.. Myers, chairman Of the Conf
mittee from the Church South, 10 treat on
the questions ut issue between the the two
churches, was introduced. - .-
The members Of the General Book
Committees on Missions, on
Church Extension, and Freedmens Aid
Committee were. named and confirmed,
and the Conference took recess.
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Items Relating 20 Corn.

lCArI,Iian Ags.l
Il was stated in New Hampshire Ag.
ricultural Society that . 5bushel Of corn
had been found to produce nine pounds
liz weight Of poultry, and when fed to
laying hens to give nine dozen eggs.
At Urbana, Illinois, single kernel Of
corn produced three ears that shelled
over 1000 grains. Itthe product OF that
kernel had been replanted with similar
Yield the second years result would have
been 1000, 900 grains. "a 81 Ill gsj
The late Joseph Petit, Of New Jersey,
was frequently known 10 produce angle
cars that shelled quart Of grains, which
shows thAta bushel 10 possible from thir-
ty!two grains.
in the competitions at Elmira year be.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
Dethroncnient oi The Slltan.

Dethroncment Of the snltan.
LONDON, May. 3O.--A dispatclllto the
Reuter- Telegraph Company from Berlin,
says a telegram received there from Con.
stantinople announces that the Sultan has
been dethroned, and that Murad Efendi
has been proclaimed Sultan. ID
The following diSpateahaS beenreceiy:
ed: .HuiGlUiG a.hl ~ llsl..
Wv. . CoNsrAsrrNoPLE, May 80. .
II 10 officially announced that at the
unanimous wish OF the people, Abual
Aziz has been dethroned and the heir
presumptive, Murad Eaendi, proclaimed
Sultan. .r.. rtl col .iud'f- 7rie
WASHINGTON, May. 3O.-The Grand
Vizier has sent the following to the Tur-
kish Minister here; in pursuance Of the
unanimous will Of all The people, Ahual
Aziz Kuan, has been dethroned, to-day,
and his majesty, Sultan Murad, heir pre-
sumptive 10 the throne, has been proclaim.
ed Emperor OF Turkey. -inp fI g.-.
RAGusA, May S0.-Intelligenee from
Sclavonic sources states that the Turkish
General, Mouktar Pasha, has left Mustard
and gone towards Guthecko!on what is
supposed 10 be another attempt 10 relieve
Nicsic, The insurgents are concentrating
in the Duga pass. .,i -w
... nj THE NEW SULTAN. ~. l... .
CossrASTrNoPLE, May '30.-The de-
thrOned Sultan Is kept under guard in
Kiosquc at the extremity OF the Seraglio.
The Ministers informed Murad E1endi
that lie was proclaimed Sultan on Mon.
day night. A popular demonstration took
place the next morning, but no resistance
was offered 10 the new regime. Perfect
tranquility now prevails. Both Chris
tians and Musselmen express great satis-
faction at the change. The city will be
tonight, and the festivities
will continue for three days. 'o.4. D..
ABprcATros OF ABDUL AzIz. - y
PARIS, May Sole Temps states that
the message in cipher notifying the
Turkish embassy here Of The deposition
which began aR follows: We Abdul Aziz,
cohiormably with the wishes Of the ma
jority Of our subjects abdicate. This was
Immediately Communicated 10 Duo De-
Cazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. The
embassy also received message stating
that lie Soitas FIRST required the Sultan to
relinquish the title Of Caliph, which
rendered him inyiolable. The SULTAN soon
afterwards abdicatel.
Id Temps adds: "Mdrad, the new
Sultan, Is disposed to remove j1Iussein
Avni Pasha, present Minister Of War,
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'rME Republican Congressional Com
mittce for this District, appointed at the
Opera House Convention in this city 7in
September, 1874, at the time Gen. Goff
was nominated, stands as follows:
George Edwards, Of Marshall county,
Chairman. '' - 80 =. - ~ ''
Thos. IIornbrook, Of Ohio. ''S
=. A, Robinson, Of Harrison. va "'
p. W. Morris, Of Richie. a'
j. b. Blair, Of Wood, N-
There is a vacancy in the commit ee
by ;eason Of the appointment Of the Hon,
]. b. Blair TO Territorial jadgeship in
the West, but, course, II will be entirely
competent for the balanoe.otsthe commit
tee tosuPply his place, or to act without
doing SO.
AsyCt the committee have held no meet
inf to consider the question Of a acongres-
'iouNl convention, but We presume they
will exchange views on tho subject at an
early day. Ithm been suggested that q
Congressional Convention should be held
at the time and place Of holding tho
State Convention, and that the delegates
from the various counties comprising this
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ENGLAND.
rhe Rosnian Insurrection.

LONDON, May 30.-A special from
Paris says that the insurgents have at
tackled and burned Bihaes in Bosnia, kill
ing 300 Turks. Atanother rencontre In
The same neighborhoOd, the Turks were
defeated, leaving 100 dead on The field.
A Pesth telegram reports that the Ser
Wan Prime Minister, in accordance with
the advice OF Gen. 1gnatotf, has decided
that the Seryians shall cross the river
Draye on 81. John'sday.
Mrs. Minnie Jury, sister OF the ITCH
bourne claimant and one Of the witnesses
against him in the famous trial was to-day
sentenced to seven years seryitude in the
penitentiary, having been convicted oil
stealing.
A special from Madrid, says that the
Protestant school in the province Of
Pantcvidra has been closed by order OF
the Minister OF Justice and at the request
Of the clerical authorities. ..
In tue House OF Commons this alter
noon Mr.. Ronrke, under Secretary of the
Foreign Department, in reply to a ques.
tion, said the gTurkish, Ambassador At
London and the English Ambassador at
Cons,antinople had informed Lord Derby
OF the dethronement OF the Sultan and the
proclamation Of his successor. t,,g "
No further particulars are received,
but simultaneous telegram from Saloni.
ca announces that the proclamation Of
Murad Efendi was received there with
general appreciation. 5a'l...ts. ~
In the House Of Commons, tonight,
Disraeli will make the usual motion to
adjourn over to.morrow-lhe Derby day.
The Government, tomorrow, will ask
for Winslow's fnrther remand, pending
Secretary Fish's reply 10 Earl Defby's
last note. $3.50. fIS 77a'.,-... ~
Ills expected that the minister's an
swer tonight TO Sir William Vernon
Harcourts question regarding the cor.
respondence on the Winslow case, will
throw some Light on the course the GOV:
erpment intends pursuing thereafter. = Q
Tho Pail Mall Gazette learns by telc-
gram that the revolution In Constantine:
pie was effected without disturbance OF
The public tranquility. 90 - ~
In The, House Of Commons this evening,
Handbury gave notice that he would At
an early date call attention TO the circum.
stances under which. certain foreign min
listers, while enjoying the immunities in
cident to, their position, served as di-
reetors OF certain .companies.-s----.------
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The Pennsylvania Railroad,
a..- .2 #W a-l . .a'tra. .aE. .sF|f.
(, THE. GREAT. TRUNK LINE
. AND : I'm
Fast Mali Route of,the United States,

,~sy oI reSchin" PhilS1slNhs md mi mai RI m
Ition rrom Hii sactions al ihe country. lis trains
n md frnm Phlladelnhia viii mas thfouRh n
GRJND GENTENNfIT DEPOT. which ihc
Co,nnany have erectej Al The Main Entrance 10 The
EyhIhiiinn t;ro,Inis lar the accomm0datIon AZ
nSS"snrers VIM WisS h Son Al or ami from the nt
mopoI,s Sr,c hotsiI contIeuous 10 Ihis staion and
ihc II ExhiLiton.~a Convenience Of tbe rTcaest val.
,a "a Tsiiors An aSnlei eIrlIsIyeIy iy mo Penn.
SrlTanis RaIirosd which 4 'TIiR ONLY LINE
'Si;ENiNfs DTP EI,T m sT,8R f,RNTENNIiT
RiiJfDISGS EyCnr1ion trains NiIi also ION al
the Encamnment n the patrons Of UuslIandFy. Al
Elm Station, on this road. 7'H
The PeaHJylraHid Railroad iI Mt gnIRdctt rait'eay
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PANAMA, May 9l.-Ths war between
Guatemala and Salvador is ended. The
preliminary treaty Of peace was conclud:
ed at Chalchuapa on the 25th iof,Arfil.
The treaty stipulates that President
Valle and General Gonzalez, Vice Presi.
dent Of San Salvador, shall abdicate, and
Vale shall call . ,Jupta Of respectable
Salyaddreans and name a proyiaiopal
President This President shall within
ien,days call an election, 10 take place
within month, for President and other
officers Of the State. Alter lhis. call bps
been made The troops OF Guatemala will
Withdraw from Salvador. Ia The mean.
time the cities of Santa Anna and SanM
guel will be occupied BY the Guatemala
In FfnA #-# I."HT Z
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Good Advice 10 People Who
' Think OF Leaving Home This

rta% ,hs cIneIaD,,, t,,,.,,. Of Yesterday,
A nor,osnon,Ien, .oLs n. IN advocate ,
xo',,,s,;ne a s U ,%a acsIa % of "b"roes aI"nied
te'uI., hs 'si .a ~ ' "s,isJ III" ~.tss;nS Macs
ss. * "na' s',n,,as ~" % ~ ,e7G TS;s ;s = verv
w. .a.hla ane I raene.,. a. % Hn, Tho heat w,v 10
S;;nn aJv .hou, s sI"t = chanss % @ ia for neonle
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IoI ,.o ,s;It "nana "n. ,o"r,l' @ aT ,Ls Nancy
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t ~ y" "V"m nra0,l;ag i;9 @ Lnr,s " .omforis he
i";,I ia ,,;sopvo, H. po. ~, % ,Ssrs 10 n ihstier
wav w ID i've through ,he simmer ,lai to
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE lDALLY LNTELLIGENCER
DECORATION DAY.


New York, May 9O.-Decoralion Day
was neyerl 10 generally obeeryedS before
10 this city. Ali the public Offices. banks,
exchanges, schools and large places Of
business were closed. The City Hall was
enyeloped in bunting and the national
flag ut half mast, over every hotel and
many private residences. Early in the
morning the several posts Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, with detachments
OF militia and numerous wagons laden
with fowers, assembled, and soon after
we're begun The duties Of the day by the
decoration Of Washington statue, Lincoln
statue and Worth monument, on the
march to the ferry. On the way TO the
country Montgomery's tomb, Robert Em-
meta tomb and Lawrence monument
we're decorated. Crossing South Ferry
the procession was detached, portions
proceeding to Greenwood, Cypress Hill,
Holy Gross, Evergreen, and other cene-
teries, and strewed lowers over, the
graves Of the soldiers, Federal and Con:
fsdefa'e. 4 AMA, \, HE ,...,! "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
LsM PHILADELPHIA. PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL RSI1BI.
TIos, pLSlG;NEl T0 COMMEMORATE THE
ICAH INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
10Th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1876. All
the Nations Of the world and oil The States and
Territories Of the Union Will participate, bringing
together the most comprehensive collection Of art
TREASURES, mechanical Inventions scientific discoTe
res, manufacturing achievements, mineral speci-
mems, and agricultural products ever exhibited.
The grounds devoted 10 the Exhibition are situated
on the line oi the rennsyiVania Railroad and EN-.
brace four hundred and ATTY acres Of Falrmount
which are erected the largest buildings ever con-
EtTucted,-hye Of these covering an pFea Of hiiy
acres and costing 81, ,OO0,00O The total number Of
buildngs erected for the pTp Sea Of the Exhibition
In over orc hundred,
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NEw YoRK, May 30.-Arriyed-Sleam-
er Russia, from Liverpool. .,r Id.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Sicamship
Vaderland, from Antwerp, has arrived.
MovILLE, May 3O.-Arriyed--Steam-
ship Ethiopia from New York,
New YORK, May 3O.-The steamship
Gellert, from Hamburg, has arrived.
r SAN Francisco, May 3O.-The sailing
Of the Pacific Mail steamer Grenada, for
Panama, has been postponed to Saturday
noon. Ns" N' 'l
New YoRK, May SO.--Arrived-Steam-
er France from Havre. '- .....
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RolIlng mimi NlrIkc.

CHICAGO, May 30.-The steel work.
men in the Union Rolling Mills here TO
the number Of go, inaueurated a strike
yesterday which threatened TO end 10 an
entire suspension OF the cOmpanys ,ope:
rations and iothrow over 700 men ont Of
work, returned TO work to-day, having
given up their intention Of securing an
advance OF from 10 TO 10 per cent in
their wNges,s. = oaly the inglfsders we're
refused work.
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Bosros, May 3O.-By the upsetting OF
a sail.boat on Fresh Pond, in Brighton,
this afternoon, four persons were drowned
Mrs. Duncklee, wife Of the proprietor
Of the Sunny Side House, Brighton, her,
daughter Maud, and Miss Wilson and
her little brother Johnny. Ht
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RnRe RnlI.

- BosroS, May 3O.-The championship
game between Chicago and Boston to-day
was witnessed by 10000 people, two.
thirds Of whom were within the grounds.
The game was hotly contested, and was
won by Chicago, the score standing 8 to l..
Boston led in batting, but lost the game
by careless base running and wild pitch.
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MJateiicari. fh$aslon.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.-A dispatch
from San Diego says that runners have
inst arrived at Campo, and report that
about q hundred Mexicans have gathered
iust below the line, intending another at
taek on Campo. Tho settlers are gather
ing for defence. ~
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Died Of his wounds.

sr. JOSEPH, No., May 9O.--Green Suli.
van, 1.-The neputy constable shot last FRI
day in a tight wiLh,a gang OF horse
thieyee, several miles below this city, died
tonight Every effort is being made to
capture the murderers,
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TOPEKA, KMy Nay 30: A contract
has been entered into with responsible
parties 10 dam the Kansas, river and
bring a canal through the city, creating
4,OO6 horse power Of water. A company
has also been organized TO commence
the construction OF works for Smeiting
silver ore. I'd sssltIlf
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suspension Of Pork Firms.

LoursvrLLE, May SO.4The suspension,
OF the three pork packers here was caused
by outside speculation In futures Of cot
ton and other things, and not by losses on
regular packing. Other pork firms arc
not effected. Nostocks are being thrown
ON tho market. Holders sell at present
II i - |l# t' 4tN "a % '-s ff...#H Ha 80
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The city Ba6ks are.all cIOseIlo y,add
Decoration Day il generally observed hi
this vicinity. The frat aud second iregi-
ments have divided into companies and
have gOne'tO the various cemeteries, In
which Lavish floral offerings will be
placed. a
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Reduction Of RAILROAD Fares,

CrNcrHNITr, May Passenger rates
on all roads eastward from Cincinnati
will be reduced tomorrow 70 the follow.
ing Bguress To Boston, SIG; New York
sl4; Philadelphia, sl2 IS; Baltimore and
Washington, $40 20.
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CncNNAn, May So.-Thc morning
papers will announce the enrolment Of
ilS5 members by the Bristow Club OF
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New Evening Paper.

CaIcAao, May 30.-The Times to.mor-
row will announce that On June 9th its
editor, WIFI. Storey, will commence The
publication atKrec.ccnt evening paper,
10 be known as the Chicago EEeniHg 1ele'
graph: that it will published from the
Times Office; be independent politically
and every other way; Will be IN size seyen
column folio, ana'in other respects will
be the saine asiihe TfMss,,. w. a.
j ~ ~ subpEs DEATH. sSN
Johg B. Partridge, prominent Yen
and connected Withthe tobacco trad died
suddenly today of, heart disease. He
was well knoSnin. the commercial world
sais.a maj, Of integrity and honor.
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In the United States District Court
list. Louis, yesterday, the motion Tor a
new trial In the cases OF b. W. Ulrich
and others was sustained: y" '5 w
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IRELAND. .

puHE9I;2, 92 &$.y &$ 55isrGSs SataRiA ataaRilsAl.i,y
Boat Club has organized an under gradu-
ates crew for the Saratoga team, and will
70 10 America in August. .---------.
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II looks very much as il England was
drifting into an awkward position on the
Eastern question. Her treatment Of The
recent Berlin "Memoranduut" has occa-
stoned unpleasant remarks on the part OF
the other five great powers, and it would
not be surprising il she should eventually
find diherselfi in the position Of the mutual
friend" who has succeeded in gaining the
distrust Of all parties. Meantime she is
rapidly arming for the possible fray. q
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DETROIT, AfIcH!, May SO-DeeOration
Day was very quietly observed. There
was no public demonstration, H o.
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Inhode Islnnd As,s,embIIi..

Nrwrr,o5Rr, Z. l., May SO.-Tbe Gen
eral Assembly met today. The Count
ing Committee reported. ~. .lrIi.l