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THE GEORGIA REPUBLICANS

THE COLONEL PARTrsANs STRONG FOE NOE
ToN-sUMNxR's sUccEssoR-THx CIVIL gKR-
VICE MACHINERY EMPLOYED FOR coHKIMo.
ATLANTA. May q 1875.
The delegates TO the Georgia Republican Convention
have now all arrived the lobbying places arc filed
with eager politicians The Convention will the
largest and most efficient which has assembled In
era years over twothrds or tho counties being repro
sented- The negroes have take things in their own
hands and majority Of the delegates coored IL
Is very much feared by the white republicans that the
colorcd win take tho BIT between their teeth and
run away with the whole concsrn and the indications
tonight certainly look that way. Edwin Belchcr, the
leader Of the colorsd hosts says your corespon-
dont:-'we negroes have . big working majority in
the Convention and there only three colorcd
men that l find that are not for Norton
Ny district sends ono white delegate and thirty
SIX colored delegates, solid for Norton. II Gould
count on my mon standing up to mo would introduce
resolutions inssructing for Morton. shall to it
that the Morton shall control the delegation. and
we shall insist half she places being given colorcd
men. We consider Morton
THE SUCCESSOR or SUMNER
aud entitled to every colored vote in the South"
Your correspondent finds that attempt Is being
made BY the white leaders to moderate the Morton feel
ing and control the negro element This may be sue
dcsist from attempting TO instruct the de.egates
Judge Lochranc. who, though not pronounced repub
licau very influential with the party, putting in
some work for Morton, though he formerly thought
70 iavor Brstow. Foster BIodget who during recent
sruction days carried Georgia politics in his yes
pocket, is here Just from the Arkansas Conventlon
working Tor Morton and keepingthe tone and temper
Of the colorcd troops up TO the pitch Judge Norton
OF Virginia, who brilliantly engineered unsuc-
cessfn canvass for Conklng in that state has been
here for week assisting the District Attorney, former
Chairman OF the State Committee, In working
THE CoskLIKG FORCES.
Conkiipg will control all the elements that may be
reached by the party machinery and the influence Of
the administration is sensiby ie in his behalf Blaine
and Bristow, while they have tho majority OF the
brightest and best white republicans at tho Capitol,
have developed strength throughout the state that
may be organized into a potential following. Their
chances rest in tho selection OF uninstruced dcIega
ton in which the personal popularity OF their followers
viii secure them places II Morton's friends Introduce
resolutions TO instruct they will b. opposed by all tho
other elements IN tho Convention, is probable
that the fight will be made over the persneH Of the
delegation. Tho Convention mccts al twelve O'Clock
to
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AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE.

BOSTON, Nay 2 1910
Mil River, above the upper DAM At Leeds in Hamp-
shire county, tho theatre Of exciting scene yes.
terday afternoon In which Joseph shcarn, superin-
tendcnt OF the silk mill was star actor He was In .
boat teaching his eightyear old boy to row. when he
discovered that bis little girl Of three years. who had
been sitting in the stern, had disappeared He at
Owed into tho water and snatchng the child swan
the shore, although encountered by an ovcrcoat and
rubber boots Arriving at tho bank, he was compelled
70 drop tho GIRL throw OIL extra clothing ana
swim alter tho boat, which was drifting toward sho
dam Seeing that no not gaining IL he called to
two men coming down the railroad track save the
boy This they able 10 do by the boats drifting
within reach Of tho shore. BY this time the father,
who was In tho middle OF the river, was taken with
cramp and would doubtless have pershed but for the
timely discovery Of an upright stake TO which he chung
until rescued by tho who had secured the boat and
boy.
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SPAIN.

THE MINISTRY TO TEST THE FEELING OF THE
PARLIAMENT-cABrNET CONFERENCE WITH
THE BAsQuxs' DELEGATION.
MADRID, May 2, 1876.
The Ministry intend making the approval Of the
budget Cabinet question.
IN COUNCIL WITH THE PRovTscIALS
Tho conferences between Don Antonio Canovas del
CAsello, President Of tho Council, and the delegates
frsm the Basque provinces, commenced yesterday.
THE ROYAL AUTHORITY MUsr BK GENERALLY ESroRcxD'
Primo Minister Canovas del Castillo has informed the
delegates from the North who waited upon him and
urged the Of tho fueros that the Basque
Provinces and Navarro must submit the CONSUMPTION
and pay taxes like other provinces
The delegates asked time to consider and Sehor CAno
granted them hve days
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
san FxAxclsco, May ., 1870

san FRANCISCO, May ., 1870
memorial has boon prepared by Anthony EgI,
J. X. Robinson and Anthony Cooldt, stockholders OF
tho southern Pacific Railroad Company, addressed
to the stock Exchanges OF New York and
the principal European nnsncai centres, stating
tn relation 70 the character and standing
OF the bonds OF the southern Pacific Railroad that tho
Central Pacific and Southern Pacific companies one
and the same; that the property OF the Southern
Pacific acquired by the earnings Of tho Cen
trail Pacific, and tho Southern road Is
aud always has been under tho management
OF the directors OF the Central road; that said
bonds are invalid, because occasion necessity
listed the time OF issuing them 10 warrant H. and
arx unauthorized by law. The memoriasts make this
statement to advise thcsc several exchanges what
they consider the real standing OF said bonds and they
viii also nlc bill IN court Of this State 10 obtain de-
cres 10 declare such bonds ILLEGALLY and improperly
issued.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. \
OYYICK or THE CHIEv SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nay 81 A. N.
ISrahnhsISf;ss

WAR DEPARTMENT
OryrcK or THE CHIEv SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON, Nay 81 An.
ErobabiiiGes
During Wednesday In the south Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States rising barometer, northeast northwest
winds, cooler and cioar clearing weather viii pre-
vail except slightly higher temperature in the northern
portion
In the Western Gulf States high, followed by falling
barometer, northcastorIy winds vcoring to south
eastcrly and clear and warmer weather will prevail.
In Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, rising followed by
falling barometer, westerly winds backing 10 south
cry and xsrmer generally clcar weather will prevail
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
falling barometer eastcriy TO southcrly Winds and
warmer, generally clear weather will prevail
In the upper lake region, stationary and falling
barometer northeast TO southeast winds, and slightly
warmer, partly cloucy weather will prevail.
In the lower ako region and Middle States, rising
and stationary barometer. variable winds, shifting 10
westerly, and IN the former possibly TO southeriy,
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather and possibly
light coast rains will prevail
In New England, riaiEg and stationary barometer,
northeast southeast Winds slightly COLDER cloudy or
partly cloudy weather. and 10 the southern portion
possibly light rains will prevail
The Tennessee RIVER continues 70 rise.
Cauionary signals continue on tho North Carolina
coast
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INTERNATIONAL Archaeology.

MANSFIELD, Ohio, May 2, 1874
General r. BrInckerhoG, President Of tho Ohio Ar
chronological Association that, In pursuance
or instructions given BY tho society at It's last annual
meeting nm international convention OF psychologists
has been called 70 meet at Philadelphia the 4th Of
September next The most distinguished scientific
Of tho United states and Canadas engaged In the
movement and the call has been signed by such
rs Professor s. y. Bard Hon. u. Baldwin, Principai
j. W. Dawson, OF Montreal; y. W. Putnam, Secretary
or the American Association and others Invitations
have been sent prominent scientific IN Europe,
and large attendance from home abroad antici
patcd The object Of tho Convention Is 20 bring To-
rchcr all persons interested archaeological subjects
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A STATE SENATOR MORTALITY WOUNDED.
BAroS RouGE, La, May 2, 1876
A. Conquest Clarke, tho Governors private secre-
tary, received the following telegram this afternoon -
CousHArrA, May q 1875.
Senator N. il. Twtchcll was mOrtally wounded and
George King his brother In law, killed whe crossing
the river at Coushatta by some unknown party.
q. T. WESTER,
Clerk Of Courts, Rcd River parish.
other dispatches state that an unknown man rode
through Coushatta 10 the river bank and commenced
firing with repeating rife at Twitchcll and King who
were being fcrrcd the river The results this
firing above stated regards Twitchcl and King
and tho negro fcrryman was wounded. Senator
TwitcheIl was Of the holding over republican
Senator's
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King Of Dahomey's reported invitation TO Commodore
Hewe't 10 como TO Abomey and receive payment Of the
hne imposed upon him for malr~atins British SUBJ
ject IN powder and bullets, appears to have beenac
ccpted.
ordsrs have been given for assembling nsst q
Whydah 10 take active proceedings u the amount ofths
nne DO not forthcoming
THE WEST AFRICAN WARRIOR WILL HAVE ruE TO
R1yLEcT.
An opportunity, however, will be gi7en the King to
change his present attitude hosstes viii DO post
poncd until June or later
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CUBA.


MOVEMENT FOB THE RELIEy or CRIPPLED sor>
DIRRg.
HAVANA, May 3 1s7d
The Casino Espaaoi opened a grand bazaar tonight
for the benefit of the soldiers crippled by tho u
Cuba.
The value Of tho objects contributed to the fair Il
timated Mt $780, o0
HAVANA MARKETS
Spanish gold 90 4 23o.
Exchange firm; on London, II Tx premium; -
Paris, q 81, premium.
Sugar Jull
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GERMANY.

BIsMARCK's RAILWAYS CONTROL BILL PASSED.
pRussrAN RIGHTS TO BE oBLITERArED.
BERLIN, May 2, 1870
In the Prussan Chamber OF Deputies to-day the Rail-
way bill passed It's third reading by OF PIG yeas
to 100 nays
To the bill wore appended tho resolutions proposed
by Herr Lasker, asking the government simultaneously
with the OF the prussian Railway 10 transfer TO
the Empire all Prussan's rights Of supervision over
them.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close at tho Post once u
half past ninc O'Clock A. NJ
The NEW York Naturalization for Europc-wiu
DO ready at eight o'clock IN tho morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six centA
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MURDER BY CANADIAN INDIANS.

QrEBEc, Nay 2 1874
Intelligence has reached here from Chicoutim, Que.
Doc to tho effect that during the winter three men
left there on hunting excursion TO the ncishborhood
Of Lake Mstissinny. Since their departure nothing
had been heard OF their movements until few days
ago. when an Indian discovered two bodies In tho
woods pierced with bullets, OF the bodies beng
recognized that OF Thomas GaPne, OF the missing
men. Concerning the Whereabouts Of tho third man
nothing known yet II 10 generally believed that
these hunters met with party Of Nasgoupi Indians by
whom they were murdered.
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THE BELFRY MURDERER.

Bosrox, Nay 2 1873
petition for the Communication OF the death SEN
tencc ofThomas W. Piper, the belfry murderer, was
presented to the Governor and council to-day but pro-
cccdings wero postponed motion for . new trial
will DO made to-day or tomorrow.
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GOVERNMENT SITE FORFEITED.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2 1875
In the City Council to-day Administrator Bertoli
offered resolution insructing the City Attorney to
take steps square ground donated by the
city 10 tho government In 1886 for the location OF
United States mint The condition OF the bcquest was
that in case the government should at any time cease
10 keep up branch mint tho property should 10
the city, The mint has not been Te-establshed since
vi
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| BANK CLOSED.


wArERvrLLx, May 2, 1874
Tho watervilc Savings Bank closed this Fore
noon In accordance with vote passed at q moestina
or tho trustees yesterday This action enforced
by diminished deposits and notices OF withdrawal
The bank examiner 10 now investigatong the affairs Of
the bank and will soon report as 70 its stataA
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THE DON CARLOS STORY.

HALirAx, n. s., May 2 1874
The story that Don Carlos aud three Of hrs generals
arrived hero two weeks ago the steamer Hibernian
is consradIcsed BY gentleman who passenger by
that vessel and who personally acquainted with Don
Carlo2
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MURDER TRIAL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

WATERFOWL, N. r., May 2, 1875
Tho trial OF Frank Ruttan, charged with the murder
or the school giri Sarah Coaklin in Rutland Woods
last November, was commenced this morning In the
Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer. Judge Mcrwn presiding
The Court occupied all day In obtaining jury,
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TRADIcrIoN or AN xx-MINIsrxR-cHARGE OF
cALUMNY.
FRANCE.

MAcxAzoa's RULH ON PETITIONS ron PARDON.
PARIS, May 2, 1874
President MacAahon, who il receiving many petit
tions for pardon Of political offences, has announced
that any petition which does not emanate from the
convict himself will DO summarily rejected.
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coFyEx MARxKrs-RArE OF ExcHANGE.
RIO JAyEIRo. Msy !, 1875.
conee-Markst quiet, downward tendency; ~
nrsts. 800 $3.50 reis per 10 kilos
Exchange on London, 25|.
SANTOS, May l. 1870
Coffee Market quiet downward tendency; snpcriof
Santos, 8, 800 . s, $50 refs per 10 kIlos.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PoRr ROYAL, s. c., May q 1s76
Arrived, United States steamers Powhatan, ossippsa
Lchigh and canonicus.
Sailed, United States steamer Congress
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THE CENTENNIAL REGATTAS.

ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES REPRESENTATIVE OARS
MEN TO CONTEST IN AMxRIcA-PREPARA-
TIoxs FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
CERTAINLY SEND cRxw-rHE DAY ron
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAY DE PRESENT AT
BOTH EVENTS.
ESPECIAL DxsPATcH TO T1 HERALD BIZ CABLE. I
CAMBRIDGE, May 2, 1876
Mr.. Rees has arrived from oxford. He asks for
representative crews, not college ones for saratoga
PLEASING RESULTS.
His proposals are greatly appreciated. Crews
rom both unlversities-from Cambridge certainly
will 20 to Philadelphia
ABOUT SARATOGA.
He waits for a meeting, which is to be held
tomorrow, to decide about representation at
Saratoga
THE BOATS AND THE DAY.
Mr.. Rees undertakes that the Saratoga race shall
be fours not sxcs and fxes any day before the 18th
Of August in order to allow the crews to attend both
rcgattas.
OXFORD MAY BE REPRESENTED.
he thinks that an oxford crew win 20 to Saratoga
II Cambridge goes. The Cambridge men will be
present at both events In America on the under.
standing that the Saratoga event is fixed for the be-
ginning Of August.
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SEVERE LOSSES or TIE rMPxRIALrsrs NEAR
NIcsrc-rHs VICTORIOUS PACHA SAID TO BE
SURROUNDED BIZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF DIES
PERATE TrsHrrso-coNTRADIcr CLAIMS
OF VICTORY.
LONDON, May 2, 1876.
special despatch TO the Times from RIsano in bal
malta says:-Thc Turks lost 1900 and the insurgents
l2o during the four days lighting preceding the
relief Of Nicsic.
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DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL SUCCESS.

BATON RouGx, Ia, May 2, 1915
At tho municipal election held in Plaqusmine yestcr-
day tho entire democratic ticket elected BY large
majority.
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THE KrSo's CHALLENGE TO BATTLE Ac-
cEFrKD Dy THE BRITIsH--A SOLEMN
PAUSE BEFORE ACTION.
LoSpox, May 2 1876.
This mornings papers publish the following The
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GIVE YOUR DEFECTIVE COMPLEXION THl
benefit OF GLKSS's Soar and tho defects will
disappear.
HiLL's HAIR DYE. black or brown 50 cents
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TORONTO LONGING FOR DOM PEDRO.
Tonoxro. Ont. May >. 1876.

IOHONEO VHt MY :. IotU
Tho City Council have resolved 10 invite Dom redro
to visit Toronto and the City Clerk has been instructed
20 correspond with the Brazilian Consul at New York
for tnc purpose Of ascertaning HIS Majesiy's move
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The following record will show the changes In The
temperature for tho past twenty-four hours, in CON-
parison the corresponding date OF last year. Al in
d,caicd BY the Thermometer a. Hudnuts pharmacy,
HgRALD Building
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PRINT CLOTHS.

PROVIDENCE. n. T., May 2. le7a
The printing cloths quiet with moderate bush
basis SIC cash 80 days for the best standard
and 64x64 goods
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ney General Colerdgs. supported Interpretation or
the act exactly tho opposite Of tho present govern
menrs
4 CURIOUS QUESTION ny TEE nEnBKR DUBLIN
sDREAcH or ALLEGIAScEr
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Maurice
Brooks, member for Dublin, gave notice that he pro-
posed TO question Mr. Disrael the 18th inst to
whether he intends to advise the Queen TO extend
mercy the persons imprisoned for preach OF ale
glance to Her Majesty.
LESSIE xurrSEERs.
The Grand Jury OF tho Central Criminal Court has
returned bills against the mutinecrs OF the Lcnnie.
Tho trial is set down for omOrrow, and expected TO
last thrcs or four days
sHEvrIKLD STRIKE TERMINATED.
Three thousand ironworkcrs OF Shefneid. who were
strike, have resumed work at reduced wages
sILvKR
Bar silver Is quoted At 5skd
THE PREMIER IN A PASSION VEHEMENT CON-
TRADIcrIoS or AN xx-MINIsrxR--cHARGE OF
CALUMSY.
LONDON May Knight
In the House ofCommons tonight Mr.. Dsraell, In =
vehement speech denounced calumnous the state
mcnt made by Mr.. Lowe at Liberal meeting In Ret
ford that tho Queen had asked two previous Prsmers
to introduce bill changing the royal titles but both
had refused.
Hc denied the truth Of tho statement AZ far
cerned himself and tho late Earl Of Derby and cited
letter from Mr. Gladstone denying that the Queen
made such proposal to him.
In conclusion Mr.. Disraeli made staten emit on tho
behalf Of the Queen that Mr. loves assertion was ut
terly unfoundod
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OTTAWA, May 2. 1875
The brickayers' and masons' strike Is ended. The
contractors havo agreed pay good mechanics 81 rs
per day.
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PARISH RIOTING.

Nsw ORLEANS, May 2, 1876
kilograms received from West Felicana assert that
armed bodies have demanded the designations OF tho
parish officials.
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THE GREAT POWERS HOPE FOR PEACE.
BERLIN, May 2, 1875
Count Andrsssy's VISIT here is generally regarded as
an indication that peaceful counscls will prevail with
regard to the Eastern question.
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CABLE NEW S

CABLE NEW S
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
EMMA ABB0TTS DEBUT.
English Universities Oanmsn 10 Contest in
tho Centennial Rssattas.
EXTRACTION ENTANGLEMENTS.
British Cabinet Preparations for the Release
Of WinsIow, Gray and Brent
THE SULTAN'S ARMY LOSSES.
The King Of Dahomey's War Challenge
Accepted by the English.
- ooNoAn'
"s-
cn.a.L (.L:... |e.f.~a... M.L A.
Basuues Delegates.
IT,, T.1 ~su.
: - NAo'iAAA O - : e'AA~&
triumph.
MISS EMMA ARROTT'S DERTJT-
Ao1 A<l.AAANoS - oovAS1 "AnD1H-1nn
DAUoHrxs OF THE RxGuxENr-AN xNrHu-
fsPxCIAL DISPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
rcvro>, uovo ,e,e
's 1nn1 Ao'o's i'ias'0 very su0oc''ui u0ou'
Is Daughter OF the Regiment at C0vent Garden to-
aight Though her acting leaves something to be
...,-.s -. ,.o.- ,,. :, 1880 ,. -
purify anu y a'"os' perfect AZ ner lenucrng VI inc
character.
RECALLS
She was twice recalled after the drst &C,
HER rsrRonucrroN ro THE prnI,c
'' A'o's - A'-'' ''o1s'A' ''o P1'''o Ao''o0
In the columns Of the HERALD on the 27th OF No
vember, 1871.
The Standard says Of Miss Abbott who made her
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xuKHrAR PAcHA IN DANoxR.

1UKHTAB FzCH1 IN DxN0EHs
RAGUsA, May @ 1874
slavonic advices claim that Mukhtar Pacha was de-
fsatsd after tho relief OF Nicsc and rstreated Noz
drew, where he Is surrounded.
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

THE INTERSTATE DIFFICULTIES LIKELY TO BE
SETTLED.
vienna, May O. 1876.
A Joint conference between tho Austrian and Hun
garan Ministers to be held to-day, At which the En-
peror will preside.
1t is believed that the questions at Issue will be denn.
itively settled
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THE TURKISH REPoRr CoNTRADIcrED.
RAGrsA, May =, 1876
savonc accounts Of the battle OF Sunday assert that
Mukhiar Pacha was defeated and compelled to tako
refuge Gatschks, and that In four days lighting he
lost 500 killed, while the insurgents lost only 400
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BLOODY AUTHORIZATIONS VICTORY
CoxsrASrrSoPLx, May Q 1874
Mukhtar Pacha reports BY telegraph that he has re-
turned to Gatschko after another saDguinary engage
ment
WHAT THE coxouERcR HOPES
Ho hopes his victory will lead 10 tho termination of
the rebellion.
STATEMENT LOSSES.
He says that in tho last battle which fought on
Sunday while the troops the march to
Gasschko, the insurgents numbered 10000 and lost
1000 killed and wounded addition to 400 the pre-
vious two days
Tho Turks throughout the expedition lost IS killed
and l61 wounded.
He declares the victory was decisive
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RUSSIAN OPINION OF AN AUTHORITARIAN occU-
PATTON OF THE INsURoEST TERnrToRY-rHE
FORTE CAN ARRANGE A PEACE.
LONDON, May ., 1870
The Tunes Berlin despatch says there arc symptoms
that Russia does not object the temporary joint oc-
cupatiou OF Herzegovina by Austrian and Turkish
troops, provided Austria the present re-
form proposals being replaced by something like the
programme which the insurgents submitted 10 Baron
Hodich.
rnE INSURGENTS NEGOTIATE A PEACE
The Russian Tclcgraphic Agency Is informed that the
situation Is unchanged The insurgents profess read
guarantees which they demand
PaciGcation depends tho wisdom OF tho Porte
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Average Temperature for corresponding date last
yoaL ~
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VIENNA May 2-Evening
1t Is announced that complete agreement has been
arrived n al points relative to tho renewal Of the
Austro- Hungar compromise.
Tho necessary bills tho subject will bs introduced
simultaneously In the Austrian Rsichsrsth and Hunga
ran Diet
The two governments have bound themselves to sup
port and obtain tho adoption OF these measures
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TOAST.

| AN INTENDING MONEY CRI3is-srPPLY THY.
self with cArARRn AxSnILAroR PAM PArn
A.C~- 49, -
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REMARKABLE SUCCESS ATTENDS THE
elegant silk ELASTIC Truss. supplied only by ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY. SO Broadway; comfortsbyS
holds and rupture.