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MYSTERIOUS FATE OF \ WOMAN,
NEW YoRu. April IA box vAs picked up
yesterday In tho Hudson River 1t stuyvosant
Landing. and on beiug opened Il WAS found TO
contain tho renalns Of = WOMAN cus into ANAL
pieces.
, 1876-04-05

THE DEADLY cHtoRofCRM,
8ptetdt Dtspateh to TkA Chicago Tribune.
DErnot1, Mich.. April 4.~-1[ra. Albert DrAks,
Of St. Johns took ch1oroforna At \ dentists Of
acs to-day, and died instantly on tnhalingit
, 1876-04-05

Thfont Affections nud E10nrscueve-
AL from irritation Of Tho Throat And Hoa1se.
neee viii bo .areeablr surprised 1t tho almost In
modtate relief snosued BY The u1s nS Dfosnt
Bronchial Tfoche&."
, 1876-04-05

NO ESCAPE.
A1BAxf. N. Y. April THE Court OF Appeals
hss affirmed tho judgment Of the Court bs!ow
in the case Of Dolan. who was oonyoted Of tho
murder OF Mr. Nos. 40 that hia execution viii
take pl&o3.
, 1876-04-05

yioAtlon OF this order would h spt to ths o+
csr 10 Ineo hfa commission. Gen CuAtsr esd thAt hs
sashsd that tbs uhjeet Of thu ordsF N 10 coFsr
up ths doinGs q Tie Bec1ntafy Of WAF.
, 1876-04-05

nrHR1AL BANx STATEKEsI.
BxaL1r. April 4.-Ihs voekly statement Of
tbs Imperial Bank Of Germany ahoxs = decrease
Of A812, 600 marks.
, 1876-04-05

81. Loun, Mo., April awhile tha steamer
FAuu!e Louis vas approaching the bridge 1t
Doonytlle, Mo-, All O'Clock last night, abs cut
looss barge shs Ind In TOW, 70 thst 1t might
paaa through the draw OF Tho bridge aloaa.
Tbs avsr being high, and the current very
swift, lbs barge bsoAus uam4nagsabls. sad Bill
Dasis, oss OF tha man On board, jumped aahoss
with uas sad Astsmptsd " make ths barge
fs&t 10 n stxnp. Tbs tAlt4f 8AFs way, howsTef,
aaa 81 kAf1s asashsd Il kslaat ths p!As u III
, 1876-04-05

NEW ToRK, April 4.-The schooner Helen, J,
Il. Hol1ay. went ashore last night rniles cast
Of Fire Island. Tho Captain and fiyo men vsra
drowned. Only oue Of the crew Has aarad.
, 1876-04-05
GREECE.
RNrhN ~offf2fH1

UGEAN EUl1IHlQNs
ATHENS, Greece, April 4.-Tho Agrigena. from
Plroea, for Italian ports. came In collision with
tho English a1eamor H5lton Caaue. on Cape
Malea, aa the south COST Of LorsA to-day. Tue
AarigenA Immediately sAnk. and Of s!xty-four
persons On board nlno OF tbs crew Rnd twenty
paaexaRoxs Wefs drowned.
, 1876-04-05

Bnfnctt's ColoEne-tn cork and xfaap
toppcrx-prepAred from tho plros& snd brst matnr4.
Gls-unriyaled In richness and dallcaey Of perfuma
, 1876-04-05
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
u1En1cAL AGITATION 70 ne suPPnEssKD.
PAa1s, April 4-Tho La Reputlt9ne Francois
says tho msjority Of tho Assembly intcn1s to
put N end to tho clerical agitation and con1ne
the priest to his proper sphere, his Church. aud
will inGe1iblY repress any euorosohmonts
whether open Or In dlRguiae.
In PARLIAMENT.
VERsA1LLxa, April tin tho Chamber Of
Deputies to-day II. Ricardo, Ministar Of tho In.
terror announced that tho law sbollahiug the
9tase Of siege would be promulgated Tomorrow.
The eleolon Of II. Miramon, Ieglanist, vAs
ennulled.
II. Gambesta was to-day elected President Of
tho Budget Committee. On assuming tho chair
ho said "a We possess tbs Government which
Affords evesy security for legitimate intereets.
and wise, we'll ordered and progressive Rs
public must now devote Atsentton tu the deTe!-
opmont Of moral and material !ntercats."
AN ukPoatNu FUNERAL PROCESSION.
pAR1s, April 4.-A great and cDthudtast!o
radical demonstration waa made to-day at the
burial OF Gen. Cremer In tho CemotoEy Pero"Ia-
Chaise. A procession Of 1000 workiogmon Of
Uelieville followed the romans to the grave.
This il the lasReat gAthesiog Of the genuine
working cl&as which has occurred aimee tbs Com
0uQe.
, 1876-04-05
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON
Mr., Bristow Returns q
Prompt Reply to the
Milwaukee Mem
Der.
lie Has Employed No Edltorh as
Such, In Ferretmg Out
Whisky Frauds.
But Should Have Done So
Had He Thought It
Necessary.
Gen. Custer Tells How the
Mouths Of Army Officers
We're Closed by
Belknap.
somo Of the Difficulties Encountered
In Dividing the Geneva
Award.
How the House Committee Stands
on sohenok's Speculative
Ventures.
His Action Considered Reprehensib1e,
but Not Intentionally Dis
honest.
Ths House Commerce Committee Will
Report Against Reciprocity
with Canada.
4 Unanimous Committcc-Report Favor
ID. Ing the Transfer Of tho
Indian Bureau.
Tho Senase Takes cognlzance Of ths Bolknap
jrnanrhnnn} Hutfnnee
, 1876-04-05

Tho French Assembly Resolved
to Suppress Clerical
Agitation.
Turkish Insurgents Demand an Accelera-
tion Of the Proposed Reforms.
The Egyptian Army Recalled from Abys.
sinia.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
Korp1IAM BECUnIIIEs.
LONDON, Eug7 April 4.-Mr. Caves report on
Egyptian finances Is not regarded favorablJ, and
Egyptian securities aro from 10 1 Per cent
lower than yesterday.
oounTERYk1TER AnnEsrKD.
An American wss arrested yesterday who has
boen TOR some time paat counterfoitinG American
securities haso and on the Continent.
THE UNIVERSITY cnEws.
Tbs betting thia morning On tho Untysrsisy
bost-raos VA TO ia favor OF Cambridge.
DOCK I4RoREna' aTn1xE.
LIVERPOOL, Eng. April 4.--1n consequences Of
Tbs strike Of dock-!aboreru. work rAs enttrely
other EzaAmships.
BrArEspEp.
Maodoran l. Holiday, merchants In tho AmsE-
icsp trado, haye suspended. Their liabilities ars
unknown.
1t II ramorai that = great Sheffield houso Is
about t. semovs to tho United Ssases.
TUE BUDGET.
LONDON, april AIN tho House of Commons,
Ms. Rylands gave notice Of motion for care
ful sutvey Of tho Budget for 1876, With view
to auoh reduction Of estimAtes ~ will prevent
additional taxation.
IQa 11fetFeTS tN1TAt07 1AJb uQI9uK tue Ih9t
fortnight lA1ger amount Of business than
| usual u this limo Of year has been trans
| chiefly in low but useful gfadoa Of En-
glish, 1T eliRhs reduction In prices. and In
American II IN advance from Two to three
shillings, and In Continental mostly At prices
below cost to Importers, and certainly cnns!d-
ably less than many Of them could now bo rut-
chased 1t tho places Of production. The Uon-
tinentL narkota ars al extremely drm 1t the
| late riso.
New Yoax, April 4.-Anived. tho steamshtps
Tbs Qussn and Uity Of NsT York, from Liver
pool
, 1876-04-05

atuouss IN thls Congress 70 that which hs pursuea
aIr. Randall replied that On that subjc:s h had
Alroady sald MI he insended to ssy.
A1F, Hoar ontered biz protest a0aiust what hs char
ttee asowed BY lne genamsn from rcnn'yivanis that
tho public measure WHICH might yet receive tho sanction
{, tn Rsiat q ss.a ~ s him ' 'a
aalA1y Ind been Increased IN appropriation bill
.oss M ot I'D nd ri shina Tes T4ssidsn. boan1 %
70 dignity tas suho:y I'D ,hs 9s
sA qaes n'aa a'i '%sasi"<a. ss:a s@ h.
III conautationsl Judgment oon.ulted md
nss En- s oee TIL. senps 10
put consEaint upon tho rc~ident ~ in my Judgment
utterly rspugpant to parliamentary hls.ery;
had adopted hat nesna Of Regulation, uniformly in.
now ths Democratic orisy h.i had tho ruio chang.
I'd 50 tst reduction: Of expenditure might 30 m.de
p ILL., s 0s u ~
la. With tho ooyeransat but they had bean tod ~
the Secretary Of rho Treasury hst Tho utmost frugal
ity necessary In tbs administration Of tbs do!fn-
| tneuL
Democratic Administration which the ganteman had
seen, Or e.et would Of tic most pro
n+ Ia, 1ah pHea ta esowa.a 11ass na n
psopriatiou h!ls. i1e predicted thAs the ne1t Con-
gres, e taa panoer.s nora ln poxsr. would Wines
~
aai n brsAtiiE down ecoaumy, beforo which thai geu-
tanAn would 10 powstlsss IL cha bsfors storm.
Mr. uo!in4n charged a1tFataganea to tho 2spnbhcan
party. asserting That tho highest loiut Of expenditures
1lncu a had been reached In 1914 ~taa tbs azpendi-
:Sss W. wa e.; ~
Mt. uAr1eld deaisd tho correctness Of that aAts-
snt and - thu A4urus for tbs lass three yeArs
1871. Sl720odooo lacai year entluB June ", is15,
6oooo. 10 appealed to tho other slds q ths louse
for {k4f QE1l4uK common uQNA8ty+ At fbTl4N80
the history Of ea.auoo ~ which nerssse Of mann.
Appropriation bill. 4s asserted that more Ds1octsts
Of 1t divided between ths IAss neubsF OF Mama
COMMITTEES on Appropriations.
uArneid 10 tha issrs 147t ISIS aud hd. and rsAa
se1tsl tat they wore slstooo.ao, 3i7i.uoauo, md
3l7J, uO1,0J0 tc1pcchyely.
On further explanation, however, Il appeared that
thss4 ptrs Included tbs Epsenuus dsltsed from tie
ro.k-Jn4ss Department ~ waa The deaceucy sup
pusd for that Dsp.Euent from ths treAsuEy, and As.
for making explanation e4at polut 10 tbs Nsstot
Of liz House nd least of III 10 ny TkssAtss, 1hn
aply secluded without knowledge.
mani was fsjsetAd md lbs P14sldsats aAlAly FsaaAxA
hx4d u shs b u ~ o0o Altar ths tih q AAEnh ls17
Ths oonmllase tAas foss, sttu hAYtAS dlspoasd ud
fsuFtss4 psEss II ~ b4u {xhls& soaiaiSa xfYtss1
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offered as inducements 10 parties getting up
Clubs for the Baltimore Weekly Sun.
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With an extra copy Of the Weekly Sun
one year.
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With an extra copy Of the Weekly Sun
one year, and one copy ofthe Daily Sun
six months.
Thirty copies, $50 90
With an extra copy Of the Weekly Sun,
and one copy Of the Daily Sun one year
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also an extra copy Of the Daily Sun for
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-04-20

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will leave Pier No. Q. Light street wharf,
EVERY THURSDAY MIGHT, nj II O'Clock
for Patuxent River direct, far up - HiIrs
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every bonday for Bsas13eA, and have Bess-
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Thursday morning. at 9 o'clock, fog Balti-
more.
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