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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Edward " scudder, Of the New Jersey So
premc Court, is Mt the Metropolitan Hotel Mayor
Samuel Cobb, OF Boston, has arrived at tie Windsor
Hotel John King Jr Vice President Of the Batuors
and Ohio Railroad Company Is at the Hoffman House
Cantalancssa Papott and Pic Baccarani, Italian Gen.
ennial Commissioners arrived from Philadelphia yes
to-day at the ST. Denis Hotel ExCongressman Stephen
W. Kellogg Of Connecticut; Robert II. Pruyn, OF Al
bany and Joseph Pulitzer OF ST. Louis at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Comptroller Lucus Robinson arrived
at the ST. James Hotel last evening from Albany.
James I. JOY President Of tho Michigan Central Rail-
road Company, and j. n. Mccullough, Vice President
OF the Ptsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company are a. the ST. Nicholas Hotel. Gustavus "
Fox formerly Assistant Secretary OF the Navy regis
tered at the Windsor Hotel Secretary Of State Joha
Bigelow is staying at the Westminster Hotel Assem-
olyman Emory W. Gurncc OF Wayne county, New
York, IS at the metropolitan Hotel Ex-Congrcssman
i. 4. Woodbridge of Vermont, and ex-senator Daniel
7. Wood, OF syracuse at the Hoffman House
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RIOT FEARED IN WEST VIRGINIA.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April Is, 1915.
The Gdsefte's Charleston, West Va special says the
workmcn employed on tho government locks on the
Kanawha River At Brownstown, West Va, struck for
higher wages two weeks ago. The contractors
brought fifty negroes from Richmond, aud on their
rival this evening they by about two hundred
whites, who insisted upon thor return The latest
port from Brownstown says the negroes are in the
tractors Office and tho whites have
the surrounding country for tho purpose OF collecting
mob Trouble feared tonight unless tho negroes
sent East Brownstown Is ten miles from Charleston.
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MAKING WAR ON THE CIVIL JUS
TICES.

The Central Organization Of tho German Property
Owners and Taxpayers met last night at the German
school In Fourth street, Mr. Ferdinand fraud In the
chair and Mr. Pctschkc acting As secretary, and de-
cded on motion Of General sigc TO appoint two men
in each ward 10 collect legal evidence OF overchargng
against tho judges and present II 10 the Central Organ
ration who TO secure the indictment and trial OF
the civil justices who charged with ovcrcharging
and demanding fees
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from well informed quarter in Pesth stating that II the
renewal OF the Austro Hungarian compromise is not
settled the nnal to be held to-day the
Crown viii adopt its programme certain mediators'
proposals which favored by Count Andrassy.
WHAT NAY
II the Austrian Cabinet refuses support this pro-
rrammc IL viii resign and be replaced by transition
Ministry which would be able to command majority
in the Reichsrath in support of the proposals.
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CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN's WILL.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 1S 1875.
In tho Probate Court yesterday the will Of Charlotte
Cushman again considered but the Judge refused
to admit the instrument probate Tho will has four
witnesses, two Of whom at hand, one is dead and
the fourth. John Young, seaman. DO reached.
The Court requires proof OF the handwriting of the dead
or absent witnesses and in tho time declines
have the terms Of the will made public
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RECEPTION AT THE UNION LEAGUE
THEATRE.

Last evening the Universaist Society held It's last
business meeting Of tho at the Union League
Theatre An election OF trustees took place. with the
following rcsult:-For two years. G W. Nash; for
three years Merritt Trmblc, j. Langdon Ward and g.
Haven Putnam Brief congratuatory addresses
then made by Rev. Mr.. rockingham and Mr. Chadwick,
after which reception was held, when dancing was in
dugcd In and later supper served II was an elegant
M
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JOHN DOLAN'S CASE.

THE FINAL EFFORT ron COMPUTATION OF
sEXrENcE-No HoPx FOB THE coNDEMNHD.
ALBANY, April Is, 1876.
The Governor was called upon to-day by Mr.. William
A. Beach. OF New York. who made last appeal for
Executive clemency behalf OF John DoIan, now
under sentence OF death for the murder Of Mr. Noe.
The Governor has given the great deal OF atcn-
tion and study during the past fcw days. and his
decision will DC formally given to-morr IL il
understood that the answer Of the Governor will be
adverse to DoIan
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SUICIDE TO ESCAPE SUSPICION.

TRENTON, NJ j., April ls, 1870
A miller named Theodore Garrin. aged about ifty
years. committed suicide by suspondng himself by tho
neck from . beam in his barn, near Hutchinson's
station the Belvidcrc and Delaware Railroad, War
rem county, Monday morning last ettcr written BY
him was subsequently, found, setting forth that tho
people had suspected him Of having been connected
with the murder Of Jacob Young, which took place
In Warren county short time ago. This suspicion
prcyed so heavily on his mind that Il Is supposed he
became temporarily insane and then hanged himself
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THE HEMPSTEAD RESERVOIR 'LITI-
CATION.

Yesterday Judge Gilbert rendered bis decision in the
matter Of the application OF Mcssrs Kingsley and
Kecney to enjoin tho Mayor and Commissioners OF the
Board OF CITY Works from exercising any control over
the reservoir The application denied with costs.
Yesterday upon receipt OF Judge Gilberps decision,
Mayor schroeder approved tho resolution Of the Com
mon Council requesting the Legislature 10 repeal the
last year authorizing the expenditure OF $500 900
TO complete the storage rcservor Tho decision was
the subject OF much comment IN public circles.
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Margaret Maher, Of No. s2i East Fifteenth street,
while unacr the influence OF liquor last night, jumped
rom the third story window OF her house The
received severe internal injuries She was taken
TO Bellevue Hospital
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cAKiIsr AorrAroRs
THE EUROPEAN BoURsEs.

THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH MONEY MARKETS
IMPRovED-EoRTH GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN
DOWNWARD.
LONDON, April Is, 1876.
The Stock Exchange here and the Boursc In Paris
have been nrmcr to-day with a better tendency than
for the past fortnight
1 GERMANY.
The Berlin and Vienna Bourses have been unsettled
and prices were lower.
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MILITARY TOPOGRAPHY.

OTTAWA, Ont, April Is, 1870
circular has been issued by the General command
Ing to all adjuant generals OF military districts requr
ing them to send IN TO him reports of all roads,
tricts with field maps OF the same for the purpose OF
obtaining exact strategcal map OF tho whole DO
minion.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

coiored woman named Florence Franklin, aged
nineteen years. living No. 60 Thompson street. at
tempted suicide last night by taking dose OF paris
green An emetic was administered and she was sent
TO Bellevue Hospital
Two OF her female friends subsequently, quarrcllcd
one of them named Mollie Mullone received a severe
cut the head Her assailant Emma Richardson,
was locked up
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THE LABOR CONVENTION.

PIrTsBUR0, April IS, I6su
The National Labor Convention adopted the follow
Ing resolutions to-day
Resolved That favorthe repeal Of the National Bank
ing law and the resumption that favor the issue o.
government money to be made full legal tender for MI
monetary convertible into interest bond.
the option ofhc holders recoverable into said
legal tender money ut the option ard further that
the rate OF interest such convertible bonds sha not ~
time exceed and thirds per cent annum
that favor OF tariff for the of encour
aging and protecting American industries and productions
and are opposed reduction in the present tariff laws
The third resolution reported by the committee
was adopted. II urges upon all workingmcn and wo
men the necessity of organizing under ono head each
for all and all for each, upon secret basis not antag
onstc TO their duty thor families their country or
their God and that be created
IN county, State and nation TO assist each other for
protective and benevolent purposes
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THE UNITED STATES SHIP SUPPLY AT SEA ron
PHILADELPHIA.
GIBRALTAR, April Is, 1870
The United States ship Supply, with exhibits for tho
Centennial Exhibition has sailed for Philadelphia
The United States steamship Franklin has sailed for
Cyita yeccbia
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A RAILROAD STRIKE.

PouGnKEgPsrx, N. X, April Is, 1915
The laborcrs on the Rhincbcck and Connecticut
Railroad struck yesterday OF wages from
$lto 81 2 The demand refused Last night italian
laborcrs sent from New York city to take their
places, and this morning the strikers marched In n
body to the headquarters or tho Italians and ordered
them leave the place, declaring that they would
bc permitted TO work All s quiet ut present
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CAR ROBBERS ARRESTED.

ST.. LOUIS, No.. April 49, 1876.
gang Of railroad robbers who have been operat
ing the coming this city from the East, has
been broken up by the St Louis police Ofhe gang John
johnson, Mike Mcmahon and Al. Hart were arrested.
and considerable quantity OF goods belonging
merchants OF this city captured.
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Sergeant Burkhold OF the second District Court,
sisted by posse Of mon, made descent last night
upon the gambling house No. 90 Broadway and ar
rested three players and captured large quantity or
checks The prisoners locked up In the Four
tecntn precinct station house The warrant was sworn
out BY Edward J. Kelley, Of No ~ Beach street. who
claims 10 hare ioss money IN The place
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THE CHICAGO ELECTION.

CHICAGO, April IS 1915
At midnight the returns which in from tho
city election are only scattering, Enough
precincts heard from, however, TO
indicate that the reform ticket has
prevailed. Clifton Briggs, democratic nominee for
City Treasurer has probably beaten Clark lipc, re-
publican candidate Tho vote for Hayne for Mayor
has been tolerably FULL though both republicans and
democrats have scratched hts namc in many pre-
cincts.
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SNAKE HILL PENITENTIARY.

The Grand Jury In session at jersey City has been
engaged for the past two days in investigating the
charges Of fraud and Irregularities in the Pcnen,iary at
Snake Hill The testimony condemns the Warden and
the committee Of the Board Of Frecholders who II Is
alleged were implicated - most cxtravagant pur-
chascR
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A JERSEY CITY GRIEVANCE.

petition from the people OF Jersey City pre-
scnted yesterday in the Now Jersey senate asking
the passage OF the bill which empowers the city ex-
tend Washington the Morris Canal so as
10 open tho long desired with the Gen.
trail Railroad depot The bill has already passed tho
Assembly.
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A MINERS RIOT IN KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, No., April Is. 1876.
quito serious riot occurred at Lcavenw worth,
Kansas yesterday, between body Of striking miners
and some negroes who tho owners Of the mnc in
tended set TO work. Pistols, knives, rocks, BRICK
bats, clubs, &c, used and some heads and bones
were broken but no fatal casualties arc reported.
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SPAIN.

AxSEsr1ED cARLlsrs COMMENCING AN AoIrA-
TON
MADRID, April 1s 1874
The Impartial urgently advocates the abolition OF the
Jssros.
cAkLISr AGfTAroRS
II states that the Carss who have returned to their
homes recommending agitation, with the object OF
resusciiasing unjustnablc and dangerous hopes.
VOLUNTEERS CUBA.
The Crorista that the government Intends
open enlistment Offices for the enrolling OF volunteers
for Cuba.
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OBITUARY.
DWIGHT ELLIS.

A telegram from Cleveland, Ohio, OF April IS. 70.
ports as foilows:--Mr. Dwight Ellis, a prominent
citizen OF this city, and also prominently identified
with Lake Superior iron interests. died very sud-
denly a. two o'clock this morning. Of paralyss
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Al ono o'clock yesterday morning O1lcers Heath
and Butler made descent on disrcputable den NJ
No 400 seventh street. Jersey CITY and arrested Jonn
Hogan, Patrick Wells, James Kelly, Richard Reilly
and Mary Anne Mullen. Justice Keesc fined them $40
onch
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Yesterday morning Ann Brcnnick, Of No. 81 Orchard
street. quarreed with her husband, who Knocked her
down and jumped on nor She was taken 70 Bellevue
Hospital and he arrested
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BRAZIL.

PRODUCE MARKET AND CHANCE REPoRra
Rio JAxElRo. April Is, lS56
Conee quiet: prices mantained; good nrsts, 600
g. $50 refs per 10 kIos
Exchange on London 25x
SANTOS, April Is, 1875
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained without
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THE
BREAKS IN THE
LEVER.

New ORLEANS, La, April Is. 1874
A despatch from Mr.. George Foster, at vicksburg,
says disastrous breaks occurred Friday last above
Bolivar and ut Ben Lomond on the Mississippi also at
Bass Levee, below Providence They will do immense
damage, estimated by Mr.. Foster at 81, 00O, 600.
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IRELAND.

TEAM OF R1FLEMEN TO SAIL ron AMERICA
LONDON, April 10, 1870
It is announced that the Irish Rifle Team will sail for
the United States in August
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rur COMPROMISE QUESTION SOURCE OF DAM
GER TO THE VIENNA MINISTRY
BERLIN, April Is, 1870
The Nora German Caseas publishes a Letter coming
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POISONING A CHILD.

An infans child Of Thomas Bonner, . shoematvRat
Union Hill, N. j. was accidentally poisoned by its
medical attendant, DR. Molki who is also druggist
Duc vitrol discovered the stomach ut the post
norton examination. Nelki IL under arrest
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ST. Lorfs, Mo-, April Is, 1876.
The proprIetors OF the Missouri State Lottery have
brought suit against the Board OF Police Commission
crs asking 500, 900 damages for breaking up their
business by tho late upon sheir oces and seizure
OF their property
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A sCHooLsHIP APPRENTICE KILLED.

BALTIMORE April Is, 1915
Charles Chandler aged L. apprentice on the
United States schoolshp Junnta while exercising in
the rigging yesterday afternoon tell to the deck, and
died last night He was buried at Fort McHcnry with
naval honors.
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ELECTION AT NEW ROCHELLE.

Al charter election In New Rochelle, westchcster
county, yesterday, Tho following municipal officials
we're re- elected without opposton:-T. :. Crcnan II.
s Gutenberg and John D. Dcvcau Trustees, and George
W. Davids, Treasurer.
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gang Of burglars made raid yesterday morning on
the clothiers OF John Fubcin. in Grove street,
Jersey CITY The thieves carried OF clothing and cloth
valued 1t $500
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THE EMPERoR VISITS THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
BERLIN, April IL, 1875
The Emperor William has arrived At Coburg to visit
Queen Victoria
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CUBA.

ONE THOUSAND SPANISH CAVALRY LANDED
HAVANA, April IS 1879
A steam transport arrived to-day from Cadiz with
/, 900 cavalry.
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FINE SILVER AND GOLD PLATED

Bronze. Nickel and Antique STAIR RODS.
Old Rods rcpatcd gdcd rcposhed aud AIDE equal u
new. W. r. h j. MrRSERFAU, u. Duane st.
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Providence, X. l., april 10, 1875
Jerome Banin, tho Frenchman, who killed Joseph
blanchard In Warwick. Sunday night was arrested
last night and committed 10 jail - await examination
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS,
the very best: six for 50 81 Brnadway
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
THE GREAT CENTENNIAL DRAWING
ofthe year will take place
April -. 1876.
This will he drawing unparalleled in tn history Of the
world Just think OF IL
$3.50 600 in prizes.
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A RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED.

Bosros, April Is, 1870
The depot OF the Concord Railroad al Portsmouth,
n H. took lire this afternoon from sparks Of loco
motive and the roof burned or ana the interior
considerably cnarrcd and damaged by water The loss
ukcI
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FOREST FIRES IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, April is, 1876
Plymouth, Mass.
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EMPRESS AUGUSTA TO VISIT ENGLAND.
LONDON. April 10, 1874
Tho Potts Berlin despatch states that tho Empress
Augusta viii visit Queen Victoria at Windsor in May.
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The following record will show tho changes In tbs
temperature for the past twenty -four hours, in
parson with the corrcspondlng date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer NJ Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD HuildlnR.-
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THE EUROPEAN BoURsEs.
A Cargo for the Centennial Shipped Under
Our Naval Flag.
THE RACE FOR THE Briefly PLATE
Turkish Fortified Positions Stormed by the
Eastern Insurgents.
MEXICO.

THE yoRcxD LOAN AT MIER--A UNrrBD STATES
CONSUL CALLS YoR ASSISTANCE FROM
AlERIcA--DIAz's ADHERENTs INCREASING IN
NUMBERS AssAssINATED-
A BATTLE NEAR MONTERREY.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April Is, 1875
The Mexican telegraph is working to Reynosa
THE FORCED LOAN.
forced loan is in progress OF collection at Mier
AN AMERICAN CONSUL CALLS FOR AID.
The American Consul at Matamoros, Mr.. Wilson,
again calls for assistance from the United States
DIAz's ADHERENTs.
The raiders and rancheros are all Diaz men.
DREADFUL DEEDS
One hundred prominent Diaz men have been
lssassinated in Zacatecas.
AT sALTILL0.
Colonel Conder, with four hundred cavalry, is at
Saltillo.
IN BATTLE-A LERDIST VICTORY.
A fight has taken place near Monterey. The gov
srnment troops victorious. The losses are not
known.
BOTH PARTIES HOPEFUL.
Both sides are confident as to future succ.s:
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From All Parts Of the
w Orld.
THE WAR IN MEXICO
One Hundred of Diaz's Adherents Assas-
sinated by the Lerdists.
AN AMERICAN CONSUL CALLS FOR AID.

The Egyptian Army in a Perilous
Position in Africa.
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and only 1900 tickets.
whole amour. drawn sa2sooo

Price of tickets Tickets $780, Halves
SIto Quarters, 500 fths, $O Tenths, sos rwcnteths,
$40
Prizes cashcd. Circulars free. Highest price paid
for Spanish Bank Bills Governments, &c.
by mail registered letter ONCE
order draft New YORK by express Address all orders
o TAYLOR 4 CO. BANKERS.
Box 4.5fS Post onice. III Wall New York.
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cessnl Physician-There il probably whom the
community much the honest fair spoken ply.
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patients. Really skiln physicians not numerous
that their virtues need mention and hence the adver
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not attempting too much creating false ideas
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his readers he has written "C0NMoN SKNSF MEDICAL
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such work With strict business honor high professional
skill reasonable fees and large OF assist
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