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FRANCE.

CONSERVATIVE MEMBER UNsEArzD IN THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUPPORT OF THE RE-
PUBLIC.
VERSAILLES, April I, 1876.
The Committee Credentials OF tho National As
scmbly have reported by OF II to in favor OF
invalidatng the election OF NJ Chesnolong,
two Deputy for the Bases Pyrenees.
LECrTNIsrs oUsrEp.
The Chamber Of Deputies has annulled the cleo
lions OF NM Boyer and ChcsuelonQ, iegisimists.
1.-The Chamber Of Deputies has also annulled tho cleo
ton Of Y. Deboignc, Bonapartist
MARTINIQUE REPUBLICAN.
Returns from Martinique, just received. show that
NJ Godinard, republican, was chosen at the election
tnere for member Of tho Assembly
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DECLINE IN WHEAT.

CHICAGO Ill, April :, 1870
sensation was produced tho Board OF Trade this
morning when Il was discovered that Frank CambIos.
member Of the Board. had Withdrawn hts account from
the bank and had abscondcd leaving about $50 600
COO 600 bushels OF wheat unpaid for. He has been
bull and bought largely during the recent rise, that
his loss on the whole Two to three cents per
bushcL Tho decline which has occurred OF
late alarmed him. and II ts supposed no
has gone 70 California with what money he had. Tho
members who lost by this transaction were Obliged 10
throw . large amount Of wheat on the market, which
occasoncd tho rapid decline.
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, April !, 1875
The twenty minutes past eight train from Kensing-
ton depot tonight ran on tho track near Har-owgate
laue about four miles from this city. The engine and
ono car wero upset. badly damaging both. Tho Ore
man. named Burke was badly injured and the
tgincer slightly several passengers wcrc burned and
Otherwise slightly injured The employees were removed
o the Episcopal Hospital for treatment, ana tho pas
scnccrs were taken 10 Trenton.
The names or the passengers hurt were Z. J. Byron,
leg broken John Exeter ribs fractured and James u.
Ware hands and face burned They belong TO Trenton,
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ST. LOUIS POST OFFICE.

ST. LOUIS. April !, 1879
Special Agent Huntington, Of tho Post ONCE Depart
ment, has been for days past investigating allcGa
lions against Postmaster Fillcy, OF this city,
that he assessed employees Of tho Post or
6cc here for political purposes. large
number OF employees were examined. aud all the tcs
timony won't 70 show that Il had been the custom
this ofhcc 10 make voluntary contributions for cam
pasn purposes, but that compulsion had been
In nd
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THE ST. LOUIS wHIsKEY FRAUDS
FLIGHT or sroREKEEPER THoRPE-ALL.EGED
| DEPARTURE OF AVERY.

FLI0HT or 6ToREKEEPER THORPE-ALLEGED
DEPARTURE OF AVERY.
ST. LOUIS April 7, 1874
Information has been received hero that John D.
Thorpe, one Of the exstorekecpcrs indicted for
plcity In the whskcy frauds, and who pleaded guilty
TO several indictments, has fed the country He went
to New York and there embarked for some foreign
port three days ago. but what country he is destined
for has not yet transpred. Thorpe was one OF the
most important witnesses for tho government In the
Mckee case, and should Mexico obtain trial tho
absence Of hts testimony would mako second c0nvic
ton very improbable II not impossible.
rumor also prevails hero tonight that William O.
Avery has disappeared from Washington and fed tho
country, but there IL authentic Information tho
subject
The motion for new trials in the OF Avery and
Mckee will be decided tom morning.
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DELEGATES FOR UTICA.

ALBANY, April !, 1S76
Tic following named gentlemen have been selected
a. delegates from cortandt county TO tho Utica Con-
vcnticn John Hicok, B. .. Jones and J. A. Benja-
a. the convention which elected them resolutions In
favor Of rden the next candidate Tor the
Presidency were adopted
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TURKEY.

THE HxRzEGovINAN INSURGENTS PROPOSE
TERMS FOE THE PORTE
RAGusA, April !, 1875.
The insurgent leaders have informed Baron Rodich
orthe conditions on which they will lay down their
arms
Their terms include the withdrawal Of all the Turkish
troops except six small garrsons which shall be placed
under tho supervision OF Russian and Austrian in
spectors
They also require the disarmament OF the Noham-
medans and guarantees from the Powers
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TURKISH srATECRArr DURING THE TRUCE.
LONDON. April 8. 1875.
Tho Stomddrd's Vienna despatch says during tho
truce in Herzegovina tho Turks concentrated twenty
i've battaiions Trebigne and received two ship
loads Of reinforcements.
RUSSIAN REVIEW THE DANGER WHICH THREATENS
THE
despatch OF the Russian Telegraphic Agency 70
viewing the situation represents that the northern
part Of Herzegovina, which had been quiet for
time is now in full Instruction and the whole Of
Bosnia Is in revolt Turkey so seriously
threatened as by this rebellion. Should the great
Powers change their attitude toward Turkey the Porto
will only have ts own inactivity 10 blame
ENGLISH RxPoRr THE AUSTRIAN PEACE COMMISSION
IN rHx INSUFFICIENT DisrRIcTs- RKvusxD ny THE HER
xxcovnAxs, VINO RETURN THEIR srRoxcHoLDa
special despatch the Times from Venice reports
that Baron Rodich demanded that the insurgents
should disarm as q preliminary condition.
This the chiefs refused 70 do and the conference was
broken up
10 THEIR grRoxGHoLDS
The insurgents returned to the mountains and the
Baron 70 Ragusa
LIKELY TO RExEw THE WAR
The Herzegovnans will probably renounce the armis-
tce and resume hosties because the Turks have vio
lated the armisce BY concentrating troops At Trebgno
TO attack SultorinA
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DENMARK.

NEGOTIATIONS WITH oERMANY-A QUESTION OF
GREAT DIFFICULTY.
LONDON, April !, 1875.
The Pan Nall Caseffs's Copenhagen special says
plantations are progressing between Berlin and
Copenhagen with view to arrive at a satisfactory
basis for settling the North schleswis question
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Max Strakosch, Signor Brignoli and Mile. Titiens
arrived the Everett House yesterday from Washing
ton James Parton, Of Nowburyport Mass, Is staying
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Elizabethtown, \. r., and cx-Csngrcssman Lawrence
s. Trimbie or Kentucky, are at the Hoffman House,
Asscmbyman George west, OF Ballston, n. r. arrived
last evening at tho Grand Central Hotel Ex-Canal
Commissioner William W. Wright, OF Geneva, N. Y, is
stopping at tho Glenham Hotel J. Boutton, OF tho
French Legation at Washington, Ia ~ the Brcvoors
House. Judge George +. shepley, OF Maine, 10
sojourning at tho Windsor Hotel Professor Alexan-
der Agassiz OF Harvard College, 10 registered tho
Everett House. Mss Clara Louise Kellogg is at tho
Clarendon Hotel
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NAVIGATION ON LAKE HURON.

DKrRoIr, Mich, April I, 1874
Advices from ports on tho shores OF Lake Huron
report west wind to-day having blown the leo from
tho coast so that boats may mako landngG Naviga-
ton will be resumed next week.
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The following record win show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty-four hours In
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy
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pnEADsTUrrs At IrvEnroor.

LIVERPOOL, April q 1876.
A ssd,ns grain circular says:-''Thcrc is no relief
nom tho depression which commenced ten days ago.
gns wheat trade OF tho Kingdom remains inactive.
vheus general reduction In tho prices OF native do
uuvussssA shssgh fsrssa u many eases u sixpsnee
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sTABBlNG ARRAY.

Peter McGraun, whilo in an alteration with Hugh
McGraun his COUSIN in front Of No. 413 East Twelfth
street. evening stabbed the latter in the back IN
1icting serious wound.
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cLxMENCY, BUT NOT AMNESTY.
vxRsAILLEs April :, 1874
The Assembly Committee on tho amnesty proposals
has refused to report In favor any amnesty what
ever bus has decided to recommend that tho govern
mens display cemency.
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RUSSIA.

PRINCE ooRrscHAxorT's JOURNEY TO EMS.
LONDON, April !. 1870
Berlin despatch to tho Standard states that Prince
will accompany the Emperor Alexander
70 Ema
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


sAx Francisco. April !, 1876
suit was brought to-day by tho Panama Railroad
Company against the Pacific Mail steamship Company
recover sass o9 duo for transportation across the
IsthmuG
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HAVANA, April 7, 1876.
In an edict published by the Gaceta the naval au-
thortics call the OF the steamer Octavia TO
appear before the Prize Court within twenty days and
make whatever declaration they consider bcst The
decision in regard to the vessel will be rendered the
Goth inst
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FALL OF A BUILDING.

PHILADELPHIA April :, 1875
three story brick house on Elm avenue, West Phil
adclphia gave way this afternoon and foil moro or
less snjuring six aborcrs OF whom Is thought 10
be seriously hurt.
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BOMBAY April 7, 1915.
Lord Lyson. tho now Governor General Of India, ar
rived hero to-day.
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GREECE.

STEAMER
LONDON, April :, 1874
The British Minister 1t Athens telegraphs that he
has not heard that any English people on board
the steamer Agrigenti when she sunk on Cape Nalea
Among the saved are two Americans
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aREAr powxns' Po1lcY rowARp sEnv1A.

GREAT POWERS PoLICY TOWARD sERvIA.
LoxpoS, April 8. 1876
A telegram from Vienna to the Daily Ne,cs says
Count Andrassy, In reply 70 suggestion from Prince
Gorsschakon that Austria intervene in the Turks
invaded serv,a declined 70 take such step unless
Turkey violated the treaties BY permanently occupy
Ing ScryiA
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, April Z, 1916
firm.
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STILL THE FAyonIrE.

LONDON. April = Evening.
The betting on tho race is now 81 to in favor Of
Cambridge.
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THE ENGLISH BOAT RACE.

LATEST BETTING IN THE OXFORD AND CAM
BRIDGE UNIVERSITIES CREWS.
LONDON, April Z, 1870
Tho betting at this hour (scven P. NJ, tho inter-
University boat II to in favor OF Cambridge.
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BRAZIL MARKETS.

Rio JAxKRo, April I, 1915
Conce market quiet; prices maintained without
change
Exchange on London, 25h.
SANTOS. April 7, 1876.
Coffee unchanged; prices maintained
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AMERICAN EXHIBITION.

AmEhiCAN EXHIBITION.
LONDON, April 9, 1915
The Daily Necs announces that Mr. Jopling, British
superintendent in the OF nnc OF the United
States Centennial Exhibition, sailed yesterday for
Phiadephia the steamer Indiana with the nnal
signment OF pictures by English artists
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WHAT MAT nv DONE.

LORD DERBY ESDEAvonINc TO ADJUST THE
xoYPTIAx DIFFICULTY.
PARIS April !, 1874
The Earl o. Derby, British Minister OF Foreign A.
fairs, has arrived In this city.
Tho xtmorsal Dtrlomstique says satisfactory soIu
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Average temperature yestcruhy. ~
800
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20 shilling per quarter cheaper. The extremely nne
weather sufficiently accounts for tho existing apathy
AT Liverpool to-day somo white wheat sold At :
penny twopence per Genital lower. but red was un-
changed. though little business was done Flour ID
dull. and lass quotations not obtanable. Maize
moves slowly into consumption. Dry new American
mixed obtains late prices. but soft, OF which some
quantity Is pressed for sale, 10 lower"
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EGYPT.

TIE TREASURY TROUBLES OF THE KHEpIvE
rxcnEAsrxo-rHs PAYMENTS ON THE BONDS
Likely TO BE POSTPONED.
CArno, April !, 1870
The Khcdve has not got accepted the proposal Of
tho French nnancIers who offer to take . smaller
amount OF she proposed loan than the Khedivo
demanded.
WHAT DONE.
II Is rumored that " the French combination for the
conversion Of the Egyptian floating debt roach dci
in,tc arrangement by the 10th inst tho payment u the
Treasury bonds then due win be postponed.
is stated that council Of Ministers has decided to
postponc for three months tho payment OF the bonds
OF the floating debt due In April and May to allow time
for a dcanitivc arrangement OF the finances OF tho
country.
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CUBA.

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RECORD or THE YEAR.

sEAwEED. WHAT WE SEED. AND PARODIEs 81
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An instructive new book for parents and guardians:
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- Nearly ready. :.
ONE NIGHTS MYSTE9Y A new novel by May Agrs
Fleming author OF Guy Earlscourt's Wife"
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THE TWO BARBARAs
capital novel by Grace Mortimer whose shon
stories have been immensely popular In the best weekly
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HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the sbovg
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REGULAR s. HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, 50 81
worth 80. 10 New Church st.. up stairs
NEW. CRISP GREENBACK Is, LIKE w0Lc0rT's
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An explosion of dynamite cartridges oo-
Cured saturday AT L. II. at shaft No l5 Sec
tion :, OF tue Gunpowder Water Works, suit
Ing In the death Of Ferdinand McKeW, IS years
old. aud the serious manning, ana, perhaps, IA
tai injury, OF Daniel Hngerty, 50 years old. Me-
Kew was tho tOpm an Of tho shaft,whose duty IL
was to send OF anu dump the loads of blasted
rock brought out Of the work. lie also pre-
pared the dynamite cartridges for blasting.
These cartridges are the siZe OF large candles
the explosive substance resembling light brown
sugar, beng wrapped In Oiled TAPER. Through
the middle OF these cartridges, as "a wick IN a
candle, IS run fuse II lowdtr. Upon the end
OF the fuse il ulaced ntr glyCerinr cap. II wNs
a p1rt Of Mckew's duty to place these fuses in
POSITION Hs well u u fasten tue cap ~ its place.
Il Is thought That under The belief that one Of
the fuses upon which ne had placed acap WAS
placing II In the cartridge. The cap immediately
expl ded, and the cOncussiJn caused the eNplJ-
lion Of one or more Of tue cartridges, three Of
which were lying Al his feet. Mckew was bl )wn
distance Of ten feet from the mouth ui the
shaft, failing upon the fragments Of broken rock
lying hbOut IN heaps. His limbs we're all broken,
and his entire body disngured and crushed.
Death resulted almost IN -thntiy. the box upon
when he WAS sitting was shiyered into frHg-
ments. ana the solos Of his boots were blown
from the uppers. Hegerty VINO was Mckew's
assistant at the time Of the explosion, WIS
standing with one hand upon AN upright of the
shaft few feet from Mckrw. lie W thrown
"A dist nee Of several feet. The shock was great
enough TO pat cut the Limits Of the workmen Ia
the bottom Of the shaft, which Is about ATTY
clearly heard IN the northeast section Of tue
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