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TEXAS BORDER TROUBLES.

PARTY or CATTLE srxALERs ATTACKED BIZ
RANGERs-rwo THIEVES KILLED.
GALVESTON, May 1s. 1875
special despatch 70 the NcWs from Brownsville,
Texas to-day says that Captain McNecly who has been
stationed for some time with his command Of Texas
Rangers At Santa Maria, about forty miles from here,
broke camp yesterday morning and le IL Is SAID with
orders report at Laredo Texas Last night while near
Edinburg he struck band OF cattle thieves ms they
werc In the crossing Rio Grandc with cattle
The Rangers killed two and wounded ono Of the
thieves, and captured some horses and cattle
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHEZ SIGNAL ORFIcER,}
WASHINGTON, May l9-l A. H.
Probabilities.
For tho South Atlantic States rising or stationary
barometer, east to south winds and warmer partly
cloudy weather. with rain areas in Florida ana NorI
Carolina.
In the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling barometer, increasing southeast to southwest
winds, generally warmer, partly cloudy weather and
rain areas from the last section TO Texas.
In tho Upper Lake region and tho Upper Mississippi
Valley falling and low barometer, brisk and high east
to south Winds generally warmer cloudy weather and
rain areas
In the Missouri Valley low, followed By rising bar
omcter, souhery shifting to cool norihwcsterly
winds, partly cloudy weather ana occasional rains
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FRANCE.


FUNERAL or NIcHxLET, TIE HIsToRIAN-xx-
CITxMxNr IN PARIS.
LONDON, May ls 1874
The Pull Mall Gdsettss Paris despatch says:-Ths
removal Of the OF Jules Mchelet. tho historian
who died February 0. 1874 takes place to-day, and
fully $1,000 persons. including many workmcn and
Students line the route to the Cemetery OF Pere-la
Chaisc. Populations from the French Institute, Of
which deceased had boon member, from the College
OF France and other bodies will attend Some speeches
arc to be delivered at tho cemetery.
Measures have been taken to prevent any political
manifestation
THE REMAINS INFERRED AND oRDxR PRESERVED.
PARIS May Is, 1874
The remains OF the late N. Mchelot deposited
in the Cemetery OF Perea-Chaisc to-day in the pres
ence Of an immense assemolagc They were followed
to tho grave by persons and thousands Of spec
tators lined the streets through which the procession
passed
Perfect order prevailed and the precautions Of tho
police were supernuous
Nm. Laboulaye and Chalcmel. Lacour made speeches
At the grave.
NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WITH PARAGUAY
Senior T. Machan, the Paraguayan Minister. will
present his credentials to President MacMahon to-
morrow, thus restoring diplomatic relations between
France and Paraguay which have been suspended since
1871
N. RAsPArL's MOTION FOR AMNESTY REJECTED.
VERSAILLES May 1s. 1879
The Chamber OF Deputies this afternoon rejected tho
motion of NJ Raspail for complete amnesty BY vote
Of 394 to 81
ANOTHER DHrEAr or THE PARTY FOR AMNESTY.
N. Marcou, radical, introduced motion for amnesty
for all common law offences committed with political
object
Minister DufAure opposed the motion. He declared
that pardons would be granted IN the proportion in
which tho Chamber rcfrained from insisting upon
amnesty. Tho government would show no leniency
toward those who continued to display violence and
hate in anonymous pamphlets and articesl
N. MARQUIS motion was rejected by large majority.
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DENMARK.

THE MINISTRY STILL AT VARIANCE WITH THE
PARLIAMENT.
CorxSHAoxx. May lS 1874
In tho Folkeshine to-day tho President OF the
Council stated that the government making last
effort 70 arrive at an understanding with tho majority
Of the Chamber on the Notifications question
II unsuccessful n would allow tho whole matter to
drop and would resign, others could be found
complish the necessary OF defence.
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81. LOUIS No. May 10, 1875
special despatch to the Globe Democrat from
Lcavenworth says:-'A private despatch from Custer
city statcs that three men named Williams,
Harrison and Brown, tho two former
from Cleveland and the latter from
St LOUIS while returning from the Black Hills, were
tomahawked and scaped BY Indians near that city ON
tho night Of tho 10th and their entire OUTFIT carried
on Tho bodies were found about twelve hours after
the massacre and taken to Custer City for burial"
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xuNN's TRIAL.

CHICAGO, May Is 1870
In the Mum whIskey trial to-day Hon. John D. Ward
testified that Rehm had testified before the Grand
Jury last fall that he knew nothing whatever of any
whiskey frauds.
Clinton Briggs, member Of that Grand Jury and =
prominent citizen, testified 70 the same thing, and
number Of other witnesses. including Munn's brother
were introduced to contradict Rchm's testimony
A. Z. Hesing the last witness calico to-day. Ho
testified TO intimate acquaintance with Rchm, extend
ing over many years, and then proceeded TO deny
cmphaticaly tho principal points Of Rehm testimony
including hts assertion that Hesng seduced him into
tho whiskcy fraud business
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Herbert Spencer Is sick
This q poor year for "Bosses
Speaker Kerr Is in the Virginia mountains
London no longer allows light carts 10 be driven rap
Idly.
Dom Pedro has forty-ssven pieces OF baggage in
Washington
Gladstone will spend the summer among the ruins OF
ancieut Troy.
Austria now numbers her regiments according to tho
Prussan system.
Now York young ladies still let their hair cascade
over their foreheads in climatic fringe. "
A fashionable London preacher recently said :-'sst
Paul remarks, and partially agree with him"
The Paris LIuustration says:-'Clothcs brushes are
unknown in tho United States; they sweep you even
70 your hat"
American meat, imported weekly into London, 10 tho
weight OF 100 TONS sells the price as the best
Scotch beef
The st. Louis Times says that Bristow was nobody
and that no certainly was not reiormcr before no
vent into the Cabinet
AZ the Tilden IN. H. Seminary next month thirteen
girls t Is said 'wi graduate in nothing but calico
We hope Il will be warm day.
Mr. Blaincs reputation IL very much Ike tho COM
mandment The little boy said no didn't break the
commandment, but he cracked H.
Valentine BunnclI, alias Billy Arlington. . negro
Minstrel, has been running away with protty young
vito Of wealthy Chicago man.
The English coaches are running regularly from
London to Oxford Reading and Dorkng, and on tho
LIST OF June the Brighton coach will start
Mr.. O. W. Chiids and Mr.. A. J. Drexcl will keep open
house at Mr Drcxcs residence Philadelphia for dis
imeushcd visitors during the Centennial
Fashionable storc-iady No 1--.'IIow du doc. dsar7
How's yo'r doss d. yu Get fond Of HIM ~ Lady No.
2:--"vvwy; yah, vcwy. Ohm iawly in love with him,
deah dog"
nDorc's painting Of "chris. Entering Jerusalem Is
Oriental in its surroundings and the actions Of the pop
Mace ssrewing palms are human. There no exag-
ssraslsn sbossi y
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THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs MOVING OUT or MArA-
Monos TO ATTACK EscoBEDo.
GALVESTON, Nay Is, 1874
Tho NeWs Brownsville special says tho revolutioniss
commenced moving out Of Matamoros last night Gen.
era Gonzales will leave this morning with the roar
guard Is thought, to Join Dax and attack Escobedos
forces who are this side OF Rsynosa, advancing on
Matamoroe
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When George Parker was taken off the race
track at Fleetwood, yesterday afternoon, he
had already accomplished great feat Of en-
durance, although he had not achieved what
he started out to do. Although looked on
generally by the public as . test of the en-
durance of the hardy little horses called
mustangs on the Pacific slope, it soon resolved
itself into test of the rider. Ten miles each
Tor these hardy animals is nothing compared
with the work they are called on to get
through in their home country. As we have
before noticed, the gait of these ami
mails is either gallop or walk,
the California expression "'lope" de-
scribing their swift and easy motion
with characteristic aptness and brevity.
Sure footed as goats they are, amid their
native mountains, safely ridden at full speed
along the brink of precipices where a tall
would mean sudden death. Seldom reduced
to the tame condition of animals born in
bondage, and ''broken in" after fashion as
rude as their riders, we can well understand
their unmanageability on the heavy and
monotonous track at Fleetwood yesterday.
As will be seen from our reports elsewhere,
Parker had to waste his reserves Of physical
force in mastering the wild brutes almost
every mile before he got well running. In
the two hundred and twenty-six miles run
he had to mount and dismount one hundred
and eighty-one times, part of the time in
driving rain, bearing a load of saturated
rIothing, which neither helped himself nor
the animals. From what he accomplished
in spite Of all the difficulties there
is good reason to suppose that Parker
could, on . favorable day, with the
animals o little better used to /. the
track, ride the distance and bear up sue
cessfully against the terrific physical and
mental strain. The latter, taking the shape
Of anxiety at the vicious behavior of the
mustangs, may be counted as a serious item.
On such a day and under such conditions
fewer remounts would be necessary, and we
see that in the eleven hours and twenty
seven minutes of the race his relays cost him
three-quarters of an hour, which should have
been sufficient for the entire distance. The
average time made by the mustangs was
2:39A. The time in which the three hun
dred and five miles should be done would be
n:57, leaving margin of seventeen seconds
above yesterdays record for changes, and
with fair day and good track he would
increase this margin sensibly and stand
good chance to win. We think he should
try again.
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ATLANTA Ga. May Is, 1874
Ex-Governor Rufus B. Bullock brought back TO
day under rcquistion from tho Governor, aftsr ~
absence OF 1--WE years
Ex-Governor Bullock arrested under old ndict
ments which were found soon after his flight Hi
bail was fixed al S13 900, which he promptly gave
Several wealthy citizens OF both parties went on hh
bond. His arrival creates good deal Of excitement
IL not expected.
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THE NATION AND THE MINISTRY IN HARMONY
AND UNION.
BERLIN, May Is, 1874
Tho differences Of opinion on the relations Of tho
Imperial and Prussian governments which threatened
TO involve the retirement Of Minister Camphauscn,
have been satisfactorily settled.
TIE RAILWAY BILL
In tho Prussian House OF Peers to-day the Railway
bill passed its first reading by a vote Of 81 to "a
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EXTRAORDINARY RIFLE SHOOTING.

HUDsos, N. ", May Is, 1874
The return match between the Parthian Rifle Club
Of this CITY, and the Saratoga Rife Club Of Saratoga
SPRING. took place this afternoon At Camp Geiger,
near this CITY The total scores stood :-Parthians
SEA: Saratogians. $50, out o. . possible 900 the
Parth,an average was o. This said be thc largest
average ever made In q 500 yard contest
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MILWAUKEE, May Is, 1870
fraudlng conspiracy case was concluded today.
The Grand Jury for the Western District Court OF
Wisconsin will BE- called At Madison in June, when
an attempt will probably be made TO indct prominent
politicians Of that district for thor connection with
the whiskey frauds
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THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR.

AND MANUFACTURES.
81. LOUIS NO., May 10, 1s7A
Their Imperial Majesties visited this morning the
kindergarten schools at Carondeet, and were much
pleased with the system, which, His Majesty says,
he wishes TO see introduced into Brazil
They also visited the Vulcan Iron Works, which
the Emperor considers equal to the works u
Creuzot.
Here the imperial party partook OF lunch.
During the day viscount BON Retro purchased
number OF agricultural implements from the nrm o.
Temple, Birge & Co. for expectation to Brazil.
His Majesty left by the steamer Grand Republic al
six O'Clock for New Orleans.
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ITALY.

PARLIAMENTARY OPPOSITION TO THE RAILWAYS
CONSOLIDATION POLICY.
Roxx, May 1s 1876
Tho Bersdgiers tnewspapcr states that tho Chamber
OF Deputies will probably reject the Basic Convention
for tho requirement by tho government Of the upper
Italian railways
GARIBALDi RxrAHK MS SEAT
General Garibaidi recently resigned his scat In the
Chamber OF Deputies, put aftcrward Withdrew his
resignation
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CABLE REPAIRED.

FoRr MONROE. Va, Nay IS, 1874
The submarine cable across Hampton Roads, which
was broken low days since by vessels anchor, has
been repaired
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NV 0RLxAxs, May Is, 1879
Tho jury IN the Fchrenback cases have not yet
agreed upon verdict They stand eleven for con.
viction aud one for acquittaL
jury in the 0'BrNn dstiIlery cases 10 being en-.
paneiled.
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GREECE.

LONDON, May Is, 1875.
special despatch from Copenhagen TO the Pail Mall
Gasctte says:-The King Of Greece, who is visiting
here, has . severe attack Of gastric fever.
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mon that snung splitting blowing Of the
the street Your foot sps in these nasty
discharges sidewak and In tho public conveyance
and its sarrcesble odo the breath q tbs
afflicted renders them offensive their associates There
il highest medical authority stating that with fully
II thirds OF those afflicted with consump
ton the the disease catarrh In the
head tho next step being 90 the throat and bronchial
tubes lastly the lungs How Important, then to give
carly and prompt attention to catarrh! To this
disease the system by using DR. PIERcEa
oLpEx MEDICAL which mp.
blood and heals tho diseased glands BY specific influence
upon them and DIR SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY,
with DR. PiERcK's NASAL DoCcmE- This Is the only way
reach upper and back cavitis where tho discharge
comes No danger from this treatment and IL II plsas
The medicines, with instrument arc sold
- daalers In medicines
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EXPLOSION ON THE OHIO.

TOTAL LOSS or THE STEAMER PAT GLE
DURNE-YIvx PERSONS KILLED AND MANY
INJURED.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May Is, 1874
The steamer Pat Clcburne exploded her boilers at
eleven o'clock last night, six miles fellow shawnee
town. while lying alongside tho Arkansas Belle. Tho
Belle was tied to the bank, disabled by the line Of
coal Hat which foulcd her starboard whcel prevent
ing her from rendering assistance
Tho C1eburnc noated down abou: mile and burned.
Captain Fowler caught In the tImbers and burned
10 death; Dick Partridge, express agent, was lost;
Walter McElhcnny, engineer, was blown into the river
and Was badly hurt, but will recover; D. G. Moore,
mail agent, blown overheard but saved; John Nc
boiler deck and was cut and scalded; Alexander Por-
ter second clerk feet scaded and cut Arthur Brown
freight clerk had his hands and faco scadcd and head
cut All The cabin crew arc supposed 10 be saved.
Hanback, musician, could not extricatc himself from
the timbers and burned; Albert Smith, bartender
had his hand scaldcd; Charley Cotton second mate,
is supposed ~ be lost Passengcrs:-0 N.
Smith, Of Evansville, slightly scaded; q. y.
Nichols, Of Terrs Hautc, had hts hands
and feet scalded John Harvey, or Cincinnati, scalded
and Taco cut, will recover. An unknown passenger
was b:own 70 the roof Of the Belle and killed. In the
great confusion tho officers being all disabled,
cannot be learned what other passengers arc lost.
Tho Belle 10 badly wrecked. her chmneys blown
overheard her statcrooms shattered and she was ON
Gre 10 many places
The nrst and second engineers arc badly scaldcd.
Charles Smith, OF CINCINNATI. passenger, had leg
broken. Captain Howard was knocked down and
slightly hurt Possibly ten persons on the Belle we're
injured
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TIE wEArHrR YEsrERpAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours, In COM
parlson with tho corresponding date Of last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
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THE xIN1srHR TO WASHINGTON ABOUT TO I'm
BARK FOR AMERICA.
PARIS, May Is, 1875
Senior Jose Macham, Paraguayan Minister to tho
United States, will sail from Havre by the steamer
France on Saturday for New York.
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts OF the
Old World.
THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS.
CorstantinopIe Intensely Excited-The
Christian Population in Danger
A MOB OvERAWES THE SULTAN.
The Grand vizier Removed at the
Order Of the Sofas.
THE RUSH FOR WEAPONS.
Gathering Of Foreign War Vessels in the
Bosphorns.
SALONlCA QUlETiNG DOWN.
Italian Parliamentary Opposition to the Rail-
ways Consolidation Project.
THE PLAGUE IN BAGDAD.
The Grand vizier Removed at the
Order Of the Sofas.
THE RUSH FOR WEAPONS.
Gathering Of Foreign War Vessels in the
Bosphorls.
sALoNIcA QUIETlNG DOWN..
Italian Parliamentary Opposition to the Rail.
ways Consolidation Project.
THE PLAGUE IN BAGDAD.


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The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance CON-
panys steamer Hbernia, which has been secured for
tho repair Of tho French cable, is expected home
the 18th inst. and will be rontted and despatched
soon a. possible
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Average temperature yesterday 81
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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Yacht Atalanta, N.Y.Y.C., Nj. william Aston frcm
New York
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has passed the article Of the constitution on ssmsnsar
educnfion

TIE OLD SYSTEM MAINTAINED.
Tho article Of distinctly retrogressivc character
Under It education viii DO neither free compulsory
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CITY.
LONDON, May Is, 1915
Advices from Bagdad state that from the 23d 70 the
2eth Of April inclusive the deaths from tho plague
numbered 30Q
HrLLAH.
Al Hillah during tho same period they were 1lA
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THE OCEAN CABLES.

BREsr, May Is. 1874
hence To- day for Placsntia
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THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BILL SUBMITTED
TO PARLIAMENT.
LONDON May 10, 1870
In tho House OF Commons last night viscount San.
don Vice President Of tho Committee Of Council on
Education introduced the Elementary Education bill
PROVISIONS or THE BILL
The measure provides that no child shall DO EN-.
ploycd in agricultural other labor before tho age Of
ten years. between ten and fourteen, unless Il has
certificate that has attended school $50 days OF tho
year for nvc years. has passed an examination
showing certain degree OF education Local
authorities are empowered to enforce penalties
on parents for negectng to send their children to
school The application Of tho bill TO be gradual,
the number Of limos which children must have at
tended school before their employment Is permitted
being gradually increased until 1851. when the bill
tains full force.
The bill read FIRST time.
Mr. Forster expressed regret that direct compusion
was not prescribed.
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RoxAS BATHS. 81 Lexington corner 10Th A. Aner
absence OF several have returned the above
tstishment. In which FIRST employed In 1852. snt
where will all who would enjoy the luxury
81 the Orient or the iuxury Cnarsthe TURKISH
hoAAS BATHS IN 'ne "s"e'' psWI WILLIAM FuLprNc
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ALL RUPTURED PERSONS FIND IN THE NEW,
comfortable SILK ELASTIC Truss perfect remedy;
easy. Sold only By ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s1
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COLD SNAPS RoUGHEN AND CHAP THE SKIM
Heat aud soften II with GLKSN's SULPHUR SOAR.
HILL's HAIR Dye, black or brown. 30 cents.
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WHY oARIBALDr OFFERS TO RESIGN.
LONDON, May 10, 1874
A despatch from Romo TO the Standard says Carl
bald,'s preferred resignation vas on account Of his
health.
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crxcNsArr, Nay Is. 1870.

special 70 tho Gdsse gives tho following additional
Of persons lost BY the explosion OF the boilers
OF the steamboat Pat Clcburne Wednesday night
A. MattIson Paducah; Walter hcElhcnny, engineer;
man unknown, supposed ~ some 10 90 @. q. Berry.
Louisville, and BY Others 70 be Harris, OF 81 Louis;
Sid Humphrey, first clerk.
The following were lnjured:--James Weston, second
h"ssmr% ss u ss s,'n,i p"rnn ran
Rcdden striker. fatally burned Jordan Field Scott
Bower, Neal Hancock, Dan Lewis and George Manfneld
roustabouts were hurt, four OF them slightly and ono
seriously; Thomas NcKim, striker, was slightly
scadcd
The Cleburnc had nineteen roustabouts I'VE Of whom
mentioned above were saved, bus injured, and the
other fourteen are MISSING
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BUCHAN's CARBOLIC DIsINFECTING SOAPS
i,Johu 4.
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SPAIN.
MADRIp. May 10, 1870

The impartial says Queen Christina will arrive here
next Monday
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Madrid despatch % the rsnss says The Consrs.