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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1874
INFRINGEMENT IN THE ARMY-THE PROSPECT
OF MR. DAxSISG's BILL.
Tho war Department Is exercised over the pros-
pcct cutting down and consolidation OF tho army
and the reduction Of pay resulting from the working OF
Mr. Bannings bill Much OF the bill otherwise Is ap.
proved SO far tho pay is concerned, the fact is
brought up inat, after dcbcration close calcula
ton, the present OF pay for officers and
fixed b. Senator Logan, Chairman OF the Military Com
mttcc Of the Senate. and is therefore believed that
any change beyond what the rule will not receive
his and that Of majority OF the Senate,
which will be necessary to passage Of Mr. Banning's
or any other bill offered for rctrenchmcnt Of the army
SPEAKER KERr's HEALTH GREATLY IMPROVED.
letter was received this morning from Speaker
Kerr, who Is Of sfaunton Va Hc rcjoiccs In the
QUESTION of greatly improved health and expects to be
back In Washington by Saturday or Monday next
ready 70 resume the duties OF the Chair
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.
II is not likely that Mr. Holman will succeed in his
efforts 10 have the Post once Appropriation bill
passed as he brought Il to the House. There many
democrats who say that they will net with the repub
cans rather than allow the arrangement Of the system
which Is sure result from the bill II stands Tho
Post once authorities are In despair, and say they
fear IL Is all up with the fast mail trains II tho House
keeps ON in its present course.
THE OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE PROPOSED CON-
soIIpAIToN UNDER THE sERoEAST-Ar-AnMs.
Since the House has gotten into difficulty about its
officers and tho Of It's Doorkccpcr has been taken
up the movement freshly pushed to consolidate all the
officers under the scracant-atArms Complaint is
made that owing 10 the divided authority between tho
scrrcantatArms and Doorkccpcr discipline could not
be properly maintained.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OrYfcE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May ID A. II

WASHINGTON, May 15-lAM)
Probabilities.
During Monday, in the South Atlantic and East G uf
Statcs rising followed by falling barometer increasing
casterly to southcrly winds and warmer, partially
cloudy wcat her, will prevail
In the upper lakes. low barometer northeast to
southeast gales, warmer cloudy ana rainy weather
and probably followed during the night by rising ba
romctcr and wind shifting cold northcrly.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys low followed by rising barometer warm southcrly
gales shifting cold nortncrly, and cloudy or rainy
succeeded by clc,ring weather
In the lower lakes and Middle States, falling bar
omctcr, warmer caserly to southcry WINDS increasing
10 brisk, and in the former to gale, and increasing
councss with rain in the former and in the northern
portion of the latter
In New England, rising followed by falling barom-
eter cold northerly winds, veerng to east south,
slight changes In temperature, partly cloudy weather
and possibly followed by rain
Tho Mississippi River Will continue slowly rising at
Memphis.
Cautionary signals continue along lakes Superior.
Michigan and Huron, and ordered along Lake
Erie.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Tho Hem Of His Garment BY Rev. Frank SowsL Phil.
adeiphia: J. H. Iippincott Co.
The Complete Poetica Works Of John recnlcaf whter
Boston: j. r. Ossood 4 Co.
Truths for To-Day. BY David Swing. Chicago: Janssn,
McClurg h Co.
McI4sudburgh. Chicago: JRnkcn McClurg X Co.
Washington and His Men. BY George Lippard. Phila.
dclpln. T. n. Peterson Bros
Eleventh Annual Report Of the Insurance Commissioner
OF Connecticut.
A New Godya BY Stanley Hope. Philadelphia J. b.
Lppncott h Go.
thirty Discussions Bible Stories Essays Lectures
by u. N. Bennett New York: u. VI. BENNETT.
History Of tho Wesley NJ 4. Church Of brooklyn. by Oil
bert H. Cnrric Now York N Tibbsls 4 Son.
Tho Representatives, Debate. New York d. M Ben
nett
The Bench and Bar Of tho South and Southwest. ny
Henry Footc. St. fSonis Soule Thomas Wentworth.
Harpei's School Geography. New York: Harper 4 Bre
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.

ENDORSEMENT OF CALIFORNIA PACIFIC roNDs
By THE CENTRAL PACIFIC COMPANY.
SAx Francisco. Cal, May IA, 1876
Anthony Coaat, ono Of the stockholders Of tho Gen.
trai Pacific Railroad Company, has filed bill in equity
against that company and Messrs. stanford and Hunt
ington and Croker 4 Co., to cnioin them from using
the funds OF tho Central Pacific Railroad Company to
pay the interest 81 600 000 bonds OF the California
Pacific Company, issued by tho last named company
Stanford and others, Endorsed BY the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. and to obtain decree that the in
dorsement of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
without authority and void. The determination or the
motion is important not only affecting the bonds In
question: but for Its influence upon the negotiation
pending for the settlement or the bonds Of the Cali
fornia Pacific Railroad Company which the inter-
est has been deautcd Stanford and the others having
proposed to the holders of these bonds retire them
by substituting new bonds OF the company for a
less amount and Endorsed by the Central Pacific Rail-
road COMPANY
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SAN FRANCISCO CROOKED.

SAX FRAxcIsco, May H. 1876.
The revenue officials to-day discovered under
ground pipe leading from Bay Wow DstilIery. South
San Francisco TO an outlet under tho wharf Of the
establishment some hundred yards distant whence
evidently large amounts OF crooked whskey have been
shipped.
An assessment OF $4,000 has been levied on the
Antioch dstilcry of alleged crooked whis-
key manufactured last year Tho proprietor, Charles
Yost claims the Is In the nature OF black
mail because be refused inform other distilers
and proposes memoralizng Congress that subject.
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A HoBoKEN CONSTABLE ABsCoNDs.

John T. Bentley, constable Of tho city Of Hoboken
for the First ward has mysteriousy disappeared from
his residence ~ No. 30 Washington street. Hc has
taken his wife. and daughter with him. He was
treasurer Of Hook and Ladder Company No /, and
they lose upward Of $500 Ivy his strange departure He
left the books and papers OF the 10 package
addressed 10 them His legal papers, processes, &c.
directed to Mr.. ). W. Carey, his bondsnan for
$1,000 His other bondsman Is Mr. Gcorgc Meyers.
Bentley has appropriated u ~ known, the proceeds Of
some executions which no held tor collection. Ho
held executions his hands for upward Of 81 600, but
II not YET known how mach he may have collscted
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Robert C. Schenck, Of Ohio, recently Uniicd States
Minister England arrived in this city yesterday, aud
Is Mt the Gilsey House. Charles Francis Adams Jr,
OF Quincy Mass soiourning at the Brevoort House.
Rev. Dr. George Lormer, OF Boston, is saying at ths
st. Denis Hotel Senator Phincas W. Hitchcock, Of
Nebraska, has arrived At the St James Hotc George
Rignold, tho actor Is ct tho Grand Central Hotel
James Fields, OF Boston; Allan A. Burton, OF liz
nos. and John W. Hoyt OF wisconsin at tho FIFTH
Avenue Hotel schor Rubc late Spanish Commits
sioncr 10 Cuba. Is at tho Clarendon Hotel
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CONFERENCE OF INDEPENDENTS.

The conference upon tho condition Of political affairs
which was recently convokcd by circular signed by
Messrs Carl schurz william Cullen Bryant and others,
will take place this afternoon at the Filth Avenue HOTEL
The indications point 70 tho TACT that $50 gentlemen,
representing tho many various shades Of liberal opt
mon controlled By party, will attend the messing.
Among those who have expressed their intention be
present are:-Ex- President Hopkins and Professor
berry. or Williams College; Rev DR.. Leonard Bacon
and General Francis A. Walker, Of Now Haven; David
A. Wells OF Norwich, Conn. Parkc Goodwin, or this
city, Charles Francis Adams. IT, OF Boston, Frederick
Fittings Edward Phelps and Charles w. willard OF
Vermont Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higg,nson and
Rowland Hazard Of Rhode Island, and Henry Armits
Brown al Philadelphia.
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Mr. w. r. Garner. with party OF friends, has sailed
South ON board the Mohawk but VIII return time
take part in the opening regatta Of the New York Club
on June s.
Mr.. W. y. T. Hurst and party st,ricd on board tho
Active on Saturday for cruise along the sound
The New York Yacht Club house at Staten Island Is
beng painted and fitted up for the season, and will DO
opened 10 members on Saturday next
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DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEITs.

WASHINGTON, Nay IA. 1876.
larger number Of counterfeit notes have recently
been received at the Redemption Division Of tho
Treasury than before within tho same length OF
time Recently dangerous counter felt ten-dcar motto
OF the National State Bank OF Terre Hautc Ind, and
counterfeit nvcdollar note Of tho FIRST National bank
Of Louisville have been discovered descriptions will
bc gwen a day two, and probably the Comptroller
OF the Currency will take TO protect the banks
and the public against these countcrfcits.
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have established stringent quarantine for vessels
coming from Muscat
INDIA.

WANING TRIBES acknowledgement AT
MANDALAY.
LONDON May Is. 1870.
special despatch to the Times from Calcutta reports
that the Punjaub frontier quiet There is to
rhope that the disturbances completely AT end.
The two Anrcede clans have promised peaceable be-
havior In future.
CHOLERA AT NASpALAY.
The cholera Is raging fearfully in Mandalay among
great numbers Of people who erecting earthworks
for the King Of Burmah.
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daring sneak thief climbed up the grape arbor in
the rear OF the residence OF Mr. Henry Kip, No ISL
Quincy street, Brooklyn. on Saturday evening, while
tine family supper in tho basement, and raising
a window In the second story, entered the room Hc
secured box containing silvcrwarc and jcwcry 20 tho
value Of 81 25 aud made good hrs escape undetcccd
Several similar robbcrics hare recently been reported
in that OF the city, and tho supposion 10 that
one man 70 the pcrpetSator Of all
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FLOODS IN NEW ENGLAND.

Bosroy, May II, 1876
Tho Connecticut River At woodsvillc, ". H., has
fallen four in the past twentyfour hours and is
steadily falling. The connections from Montreal to
Boston. over tho Passumpsic Railroad, will DO CON-
pIcte TO- morrow for the first time since Wednesday
last Trains will run through without change by Wed
nesda, probably large gangs Of men are at work on
the breaks.
Tho Pcnobscot River at Bangor Me-, is reported to
done.
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MASONIC.

LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF THE PRovI-
DENCE COURT HOUSE by THE ORDER.
PRovrpExcE, r. l., May IA, 1870
There will be grand Masonic demonstration in
Providence tomorrow, tho occasion being the laying
OF the stone Of tho Providence Court House,
der the auspices Of the Grand Lodge Delegations
from all the subordinate lodges in the State will be
present The Grafton will be delivorcd BY Judge
StinCas. member OF the Grand Lodge.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

UTICA, n. ", May IL, 1876.
One freight train into another which preceded II
ut tho Herkimer water station at four O'Clock this
morning, causing the death Of John Carroll,
ginecr OF the Central Railroad, OF this CITY, who
riding home the caboosc Of the first tram. One OF
his legs was caught between the Of the caboose
and the bell frame of the locomotive. njurng HIM bat
slightly but before he could DO rescued the caboosc
took iirc and both limbs badly burned, causing
death In a few moments after great agony
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FRENCH War SHIPS AOVNG TO THE COAST.
The Servian Frontier Lined With
the Troops Of the Sultan.
FRANCE AND AMERICA.
Party Approval Of President MacMahon's
New Minister
TURKEY.

THE PORT or sLoNIcA BLocKADED-THE
BODIES OF THE MURDERED CoNsULs REMAIN
UNBURIED-oENERAL ALARM IN THE CITY
FRENCH WAR VESSELS MOVING TO THE
coAsT-rHE sERvIAN FRONTIER LINED WITH
OTTOMAN TROOPS.
PARIS. May IA, 1876
Intelligence received here from Salonica announces
hat tho port has been bockaded
None of the Inhabitants allowed to leave town
until the inquiry has terminated
THE CHRISTIAN uNBURIEp.
The bodies OF the murdered Consus are still
buried
GENERAL ALARM.
Fresh disturbances are still feared Thrschools
closed and work has been suspended
THE FRENCH NAVAL MOVEMENT.
Two French clads and two frgates have arrived
1t Pireus, Greece, ON the way to Salonica
4 TURKISH ARMY ON THE sERvIAN FRONTIER
BELGRADE, May IA, 1875
The servian frontier is completely lined by Gordon
DfTurkish troops.
Free ingress egress is impossible
There - great irritation in official circles here.
GERMAN GUNBpAT TO coNsTANTINoPLE.
BERLIN, May IA, 1876
The German gunboat Komet has been ordered to
Constantnope.
ARRESTS TURKISH RIOTERS.
The following official despatch has been received from
Balonica to-day
ION Saturday thirtysix arrests quietly effected.
To-day perfect tranquility prevails 1t Is the purpose
10 make further arrests to-day"
THE MEMORANDUM OF rHE coxYERRISo POWERS
The decisions OF the Conference held this city in
Me matter OF the Turkish troubles will be embodied
memorandum communicated direct to the English,
French and Italian governments.
The memorandum is drawn for the purpose of In
ducing tho guaranteeing Powers give moral support
10 tho demand addressed to the Porto for several weeks
armstice in Herzegovina and also to give material sup
port Saonica by sending thithcr for the
protection Of Christians These men-of-war would DO
held readiness hasten any part OF the coast
. summons from the foreign Consuls.
THE sULrAN's sor 70 RUSSIA.
CONFERENCE.-The, May H. 1875
The Lcpamt Herald OF this CITY, has been suspended
On account or unbecoming remarks concerning
General Ignatien.
SYRIA INCOMING AGITATED-FoRErGN FLEETS
ASSEMBLING.
LoSDox May IA, 1870
Tho Standards Vienna despatch says disturbances
are feared in SYRIA where the excitement is daily in
creasng
WRENCH AND ENGLISH NAVAL FLAGS.
Two English men -ofwar have arrived at JaYa, three
at Beyrout and ono English ana French manofwar
st Latakia
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DIED.

GxE-suddeniy. Sunday, tho 1lth, EIizABErH, BE-
loved wiic OF William Gcc
Tho relatives and friends OF tho family respect.
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence
Of her mother Mrs Town, 20 Corncla 81. on Tuesday,
May 10, at haifpast one.
fFor OMer Deaths See Ninth Pdge
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BASE BALL.

PROVIDENCE, u. l.. May H. 1874
Tho Harvards defeated the Browns here ycstcr-
day by 10 TO Z.
HARTFORD, Conn, May IA, 1876.
In game Of base ball which played here
saturday, the Hartforas boat the Mutuas BY Of
10
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MOODY AND sANKEY.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May a. 1870
Moody and sankcy held two meetings at the Rink
today one this afternoon the other tonight Great
crowds were present and much we'll curl
osity was manifested IN tho proceedings.
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Providence, n. l., May IA, 1870
Lcstcr Ross editor OF the Providence Su" was ar
rested again Saturday a criminal charge Of libel on
police officer Falling 10 get bail IN $4,000, he was
committed and romans in Jail Several other variants
n odv.
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The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for tho past twenty four hours in CON-
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year.
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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MUSCAT.

THE SULTAN.
LONDON, May Is, ls76
is rumorsd that the plague has appeared at Muscat
The snthssiuss Of Bombay and other Iadian posts
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AN ENGLISH UNIVERSITY -FOUR LIKELY TO con-
TEST IN AMERICA.
LONDON, May H. 1876
The Press Association "a local news gathering cstab-
nshmcnt) says:-"Despi,e tho refusal OF the Cam
bridge Boat Club to send a crew 10 Saratoga, there
TO be probability Of First Trinity four cross.
Ing the Atlantic
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Average Temperature yestcFday 800. o.
Average temperature for corresponding date Lass
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, May IA, 1870
THE LOUISIANA COMMITTEE.
The louisiana committee win probably start for New
Orleans on Tuesday, with view 70 getting there BY the
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IF ALL YOUR FAMILY HAVE DIED OF CON-
sum pricn be and uALgs iiosEr or HoRKnouNs
Pikx's ToormAcnK DRors in minute
A-THE PROOF THAT THE HATS OF EsPEN.
sCNIEDS manufacture the fxvorite with the public Il
that tho dulness 81 the his sae@
large and extensive. Their hneness II remarkable
n tne "a st
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srs1A BxcoxINo Acknowledgements TL1Ers
FRANCE.

THE NEW MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR POPULAR
WITH THE PARTY OF THE LEFr-HIs Sue
cEssoR-crT1zxN FEELING TOWARD THE
UNITED sTArEs--AMERIcAN AID TO THE SICK
AND WOUNDED OF THE WAR.
PARIS, May IA, 1874
Tho appointment Of NJ dc Marccre as Minister Of the
Interior will be gazctted Immediately after the funeral
ON. Rcard.
W. Jules Ferry, presiding at a numerously attended
meeting Of the party Of the Left, promised N. de
Nsrcsre the support Of all tho republican deputies
Tho Rspubhqse Franeaise IN. Gambetta's organ) ap-
proves n. do Marcere's appointment
SECRETARY STATE
n. Faye Of the Republican Left and Deputy from the
Department Of Lot ct Garonne has becn appointed to
succeed N. dc Marcere Under Secretary OF State.
CITIZEN rxxLrxc AMERICA
At recent sitting tho Council General OF the De-
partmcnt Of vauclusc member spoke in opposition to
the proposed subscription for the monument to DO
erected by the Franco American Union asserting that
shc Americans showed ingratudc toward France dur
ing the late war"
The Project rcfutcd this assertion, and recalled tho
fact that during the ato he Prefect OF Dion
and In the presence OF INVASION he received dcega-
ton OF American citizens, who handed him 900
phe sick and wounded subsequently other delegations
Of Americans brought him additional subscriptions al
together more than 100000.
The remarks OF the Project wcrc received with ap-
plause BY the citizens present at the discussion.
PUBLIC WORKS PARIS.
The municipality Of Paris has voted loan of
, 81, ooo 900 for public works.
THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR COMMITS
STONED.
LONDON, May Is 1875
Tho Standards Paris despatch reports that President
NacManon has signed the decree appointing H. do
Narccrc Minister OF the Interior.
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THE BUSINESS PORTION OF A TOWN NEARLY
RAILROAD RoUNDHousR BURNED.

RAILROAD ROUNDHOUsE BURNED.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May II, 1875
The roundhouse Of tho Paducah and Memphis Rail-
road at Paducah, Ky., was burned this morning Four
locomotives badly damaged. Loss estimated at
from SIS, 0c0 TO $4,000
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THE DEvoURING ELEMENT.

NCENDIARY FIRES AT wILLIAMsPoRr, Pa
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF LUMBER DESTROYED
CRAZY MAN CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF FIRING
4 PILE
'HARRIsBuRo, Pa, May a. 1870
Lumber dealers OF wamsport Pa. have recently
sustained losses by destruction OF property by fire,
caused by incendares, aggregating nearly $780, 600
confagraons having swept their lumber yards
during the past few weeks Last night another OF these
ire bugs discovered. He suspected in the az
ternoon, and At dusk observed by several police
men entering lumber yard. Hcwas seen lighting .
match and placing Il among combustiblo material,
which ab!azc.
lxcExDIARY
confronted by of the police while the others
exnguished the fire. The scoundrel drew large knife
and made desperate attempt 10 plunge u into the OIL
who fired hrs revolver twice his assalant both
loads taking effect Tho ncnd fought every inch OF
ground and before he was secured tho contents OF u
musket were fired into his body. producing
ovKR TWENTY WOUNDS
Tho man proved 10 be Cornelius Carter, an insane
months The incendiary says he actuated to a
commission OF the by the refusal OF Iumbcrmen 10
tcctcd by strong guard on his way to prison or no
would probably have been lynched.
SASH AND BLIND FACTORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RESULT OF THE cARLIssNEss OF TRAMps.
TRENTON N. j., May H. 1876.
At throe O'Clock this morning IRE broke out in q
hay press establishment, spread to the adjoining build
ing and destroyed the sash and blind factory OF George
W. Stephenson and lumber sheds belonging to other
parties The property destroyed is valued altogether
at $4,000, which Is distributed follows:-
THE LOSS AND INSURANCE.
George W. Stephenson lost SO, 900; insured the
Millvic Company for SO, 000 Messrs West 4 Smith
lost 0OO fuliyinsnrcd in the Franklin and North
American companies Messrs Grant Titus Il Grant.
whose loss lumber Is estimated at 81 600, had in
surance, The Trenton Gas Light Company lost in
sheds and coal 81, 500; no insurance.
The fire is supposed TO have resulted from careless
on the part o.! tramps who were lodging In the
yard and no doubt smoking
coored boy about ten years OF age, fell IN well
the buildings burned. and his body was found
therein after the lire was extinguished
THE BUSINESS PORTION OF A TOWN NEARLY
DESTROYED
CHARLESTON, g. c., May H. 1876
Nearly the whole OF the business portion Of tho town
OF Darlington, s. c., burned this morning. A
whole block was destroyed, including tho stores OF
Name, Hyam, Higgins Watson, Steinbergor, William
son, WEIGH, Calmus, Lowentnal and others also tho
nne residence Of Mrs. Gibson The loss is estimated
at upwards OF 500, 900; partially insured
RAILROAD RoUNDHoUsR BURNED.
CAIRO, Ill., May II, 1875
The roundhouse Of tho Paducah and Memphis Rail-
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.

LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SIS
HANDSOMELY AND WE'LL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR .---
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THk PREMISES.
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THE suLrAx's sor 70 RUSSIA.

CoysrASTIyorLE, May IA, 1875
The Lepant Herald, Of this CITY, has been suspended
on account OF unbecoming remarks concerning
General Ignatieh