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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYyIcx or TIKI CHIEF SIGNAL UPrrcER,
WASHINGTON, April 81 A u J
Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYycE OF rHE CHIEF signal UrrrcER,
WASHINGTON April 81 A
Probabilities
For Wednesday, in the South Atlantic States rising
barometer westerly Winds clear weather and lower,
followed by higher temperature, will prevail
In the Eastern Gulf States stationary barometer and
temperature, soutncrIy winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
In the Western Gulf States falling barometer south
crly Winds warmer, clear weather, followed suddenly
by a moderate .northcr," colder weather and rising
barometer
In Tennessee and tho Ohio, failins barometer,
warmer southcrly Winds followed by northwest Winds
colder partly cloudy weather and stationary rising
barometer.
In tho upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
colder, northwest WINDS rising barometer, partly
cloudy ana clear weather.
In the upper Iakc region falling barometer and
southcrly WINDS followed on Lakes Superior and
and clearing weather. with possible snow.
In the lower lakes, southwest northwest winds,
cloudy weather, stationary temperature and falling
followed BY rising barometer
In the Middle Atlantic States westerly winds rising
barometer and clear partly cloudy weather, with
slight changcs,i in temperature.
In New England falling, followed BY rising barome.
ter northeast winds backing to westerly, stationary
temperature, cloudy weather and Snow
The Mississippi will continue above the danger line
from Cairo to vicksburg
Cautionary signals continue At the Allan.
tic coast from Cape May 10 Eastport and ordered
for Lakes Superior and Michigan.
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH fpRrSCI
Pal OF lass Marsh Co.. his old vfcs. No vcsey 81
Astor House. No uptown branch.
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THE MISSISSIPPI.

CONTINUED OVERFLOW OF THE RIVERA
FLOOD EQUAL TO ANY PREVIOUS ONE Ex-
PECrED-A BREAK OF FIFTY FEET.
MEMrHis, Tenn, April 4, 1870
The report of the City Engineer Of New Orleans in
reference the overflow Of the rivor is discrcdited
by all here who have paid any attention to tho subject
years past Unfortunately, little is known In retcr-
TO the exact height or other statistics Of the
floods previous to the establishment Of the Signal
Service Bureau: but from tho TACT that the river
At this point within nine inches OF tho
highest water known, ono inch above the
food OF 1874 and ten inches above that OF
last August coupled with the state OF tho weather and
the lakes, bayous and Iagoons, we'll all tho tr,bu
taries below, being bank full, all the old
cedo that will have food equal to any previous
one Cairo is thirteen inches higher
than last August and several feet higher ST. LOUIS
and OF the volume coming down Will be expended
in filling up Lake ST. Francis while the Arkansas and
other tributary rivers FULL and besides the records
show that decline is ever felt here until
seven days after the river has commenced failing ~
Cairo.
Tho bottom opposite this city has flooded back TO
Madison, andrains on the Little Rock Railroad are dis
continued Many persons living in the bottom have
been compelled TO move TO the hills Il Is feared that
largo amount OF stock have been lost Planting oper
al standst, and bottom plantations will
suffer heavily In fencing and forage.
Between Mound City and Marian, Ark, skiIs havc
substituted for hacks for the conveyance OF mails
and passengers
BREAK IN THE MILLrKEN BEND LEvxE-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Assistant Quastcrmaster General Rufus Ingalls,. Col
onel James G. Benton and Captain Joseph =. Farley
United states Army, arc n the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Elk. Governor Alvin Saunders, Of Nebraska Is regis
tered a. tho 81 Nicholas Hotel John G. Croker. o
Utica, Is among tho late arrivals at the 81 James Ho
tel Dr.. Frank Mcacham, United States Army, II
chartered u the Metropolitan Hotel. viscount Mande
vie OF England returned the city yesterday and
AZ tho Hotel Brunswick. Henry p Haven, OF New
London. Is staying al the Everett House tx Cover.
nor Henry Howard Of Rhode Island, and Henry R.
Pierson Of Albany, al the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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LOSS OF A RIVER BARGE.

ST.. LOUIS April 4, 1876.
While the steamer Fannie Lewis approaching
tho bridge At Bonneville, Missouri At seven O'Clock
last night she cut loose barge she had In tow,
that II might pass through tho draw OF the bridge
alone The river being high and the current very
strong, the barge became unmanagcabe, and one Of
the on board jumped ashore with the limo and at
tempted to mako the barge fast TO stump The latter
gave way however and the barge crashed against the
bridge and was broken In two. Ten men were the
barge at the time, only four OF whom saved Tho
remainder, all negroes are supposed TO havo been
drowned. The barge had 10, 900 bushels OF corn
board, which is insured in St Louis companies.
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THE CHASTITY MYSTERY.

coRoNxR's INQUEST ON THE BODY on THE
WOMAN FOUND AT sTUYvEsANT LANDING.
HUDSON, n. Y, April 4, 1874
Coroner Hosappie, OF this city to-day investigated
the circumstances surrounding the mysterious boz
containing the body Of woman found Al Stuyvesans
Landing on Saturday. The box marked on the
top "Piles and the SIDE 49, 62 Park place,
Of College place. !"
Tho flesh was evidently cut from tho body Of . f.
mao Tho box contained no bones II Is believed 10
bc tho work OF medical students and the flesh the
mains OF some anatomical experiment or Investigation
Tho jury rendered verdict Of OF death 70 jury
unknown
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MusrcAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Maurice strakosch accompanies Mile. Do Beloeca
70 America.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg sings for the benefit Of
tho Centennial Union 1T Chickering Hall Friday.
Mile Ttiens Is engaged to sing at the festivals TO be
held next autumn In Birmingham, Hereford and
Bristol.
Tho Abbate Franz List has just concluded another
oratorio. II ID entitled ode Legende der heilgen
Gaelic" and will shortly BIO published. The book il
from the pen OF Mmc Emile dc Grardn.
Tho second concert Of tho Staten Island PhiIhar.
monc Society, young and very promising organiza-
ton, takes place At New Brighton Friday ncxt
Mr.. 8. b. Mills and Sehor White will play this 90.
cason.
Mmc Eugenio Pappenhcim. who created such
marked sensation on the German boards, will appear
for tho first time in Italian opera at the Academy OF
Music Friday evening She has selected tho role of
voletta in LA Traviaa" for hcr debut and will havc
the valuable cooperation Of Messrs Brgnol and Tag
lapotra in tho performance Mile Ttens gives faro
we'll matinee OF "Norma' Saturday. On Monday
evening tho great artist appears for the last time
America, occasion OF her benefit Tho bill is
enormous one, comprising acts from ''semramide lin
ltaianl, "O3eron" I'm English), la Traviata" lin
Itaian), 'Fideio" I'm Gcrmanl Mme Arabea God.
dard the distinguished panlstc, will play concerto. BY
Cusins, the English composer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
srYrNWAY HALL.

A grsud concert will be given AZ steinway Hall OF
Saturday evening for the benent OF the New York
Homeopathic Hospital for Women Miss Clara Lou,ss
Kellogg MrA Anna Buckley Hills, senor White, MI.
Pease the Weber Quartet will appear In the follow
Ing nnc programme
Part Firss-.Gay Pilgrim, hangold, Weber Quartet;
violin solo (Baliadc ct Polonaisel vicuxtcmps senior
White; cavasins from ''Iinda' Donixetti Miss Kel-
logg piano solo tvaisc from Gounods '.Romeo and
Juliet Ran, Mr. Pease; berccusc, Karl Walter, Mrs.
Peass, sehor White and Mr.. Pcase: cavatina. "Ahi
Forse Lui" Verdi, Miss Kellogg; song. Fair is NY
Love-" Hatton. Mr. Baird; violin solo, fantasie,
{ 'Traviasa'1 White, Senior White; s'Image OF the
Rose" Reichardt, Mra Hills and Weber Quartet
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PRINCETON COLLEGE ALUMNI

Last evening very interesting meeting OF the above
college alumni mot al Dcmonlco's, corner OF Four
tcenth street and Fifth avenue Notwithstanding the
terrible weather good attendance showed the Interest
in the affair The business meeting presided over
BY Mr. Parke Goodwin and Mr.. Imbric chosen
secretary pro e IN the absence Of the regular oer
report read from the treasurer, Mr.. Charles
Scribner, showing prosperous condition OF financial
AFFAIRS Letters OF regret were read from Dr.. McCosh
president OF Princeton College. and from Professor A.
i;l II was proposed that the next meeting should BE-
celebrated by grand dinner, to take place about
NAV 90
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CALIFORNIA wHIsKEY.

SAX FRANCISCO. April T. 1876
Charles Jost, proprietor Of tho Antioch distillery,
has sued the Collector OF Internal Revenue for
junction restraining the collection OF or
SIPS, 900 claimed to be due from Jost "crooked
whiskcy" The complaint alleges that D. L. Phillips,
Special Treasury Agent; - Hawlcy. Supervisor In
tcrnal Revenue. and Special Agent Clark subcrncd
false Witnesses against him. and offered 10 withdraw
the proceedings against him In consideration Of
$40, 000 which he refused pay. Tho complaint
crates many Of the alleged fraudulent practices the
part OF revenue officials
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RAGUsA, April T. 1870
According to schavonc advices, the insursent lead
intend propose to Baron Rodich tomorrow that
tho enforcement OF the reforms promised by Turkey
be accelerated, tho Turkish troops withdrawn from
Herzegovina, the insurgents supplied with years
provisions and allowed carry arms, and that the
Powers give them guarantees.
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DoLAN DooMED.-The Court of Appeals
has affirmed the action of the lower courts in
the matter Of the conviction of Dolan for
the murder Of James II. Noe. The effect of
this decision is virtually to establish Mr..
Thomas Dunlap in his oficeas Commissioner
Of Jurors, and, what is of more consequence,
to bring the Bar and the courts back to the
old time Interpretation of murder As re-
CARDS Dolan's guilt there is no reasonable
doubt, but review of his case by the Court
of Appeals was his due, and we are glad it
has been had with such salutary results.
The case is one whore, guilt being estab-
lished, conviction and punishment. were
necessary, and we presume there is no hope
Of Executive clemency for the doomed man
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THE STORM AT NEWPORT.

PASSAGE or THE SOUND STEAMERS INTERRUPTED.
NEWPORT, April T. 1876.
The storm very this city all day and IL
shows Signs Of abating at this hour-eight u II.
The steamer r G. Schultz, connecting with the Shore
Line Railroad. was obliged to remain At Wexford with
her New York passengers this afternoon emitting
trips The Fall River steamer will not start Tor New
York before the wind goes down. 10 damage 10 the
shipping In the harbor Is reported
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Phincas Fudge, young aspIrant TO humorstic
honors. lectures this evening, ~ Chickering Hall,
'Honeymoons" The lecture Is for the benefit Of the
widows OF the fremcn killed IN the late great 6rc
Broadway. 10 - superhuous TO say tho object 70 .
most worthy one
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A SCHOONER WRECKED.

TH1 CAPTAIN AND FIVE OF THE CREW
DRowHxD-oNE MAN LEFT TO TELL THE
TALE.
BAT sHoRx, I. L., April 4 1879
The schooner J. Holway from Cicnfuegos for Boston,
went ashore this morning eight miles east OF Fire
Island. Tho captain and Ave others drowned
One sailor Jackson Beal was saved Tho CROW were
lost BY attempting TO escape In the yawl. Tho man
that saved would leave the schooner until
rescued by the crew Of tho Coast Wreckng Co mpany
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ST. LOUIS. April 4 lS76
Thomas Tracy, living ABOUT six miles east Of Carns
WILLIE Ill, shot his wife last night, then killed his
daughter six years old with the butt end OF the gum
and cut his own throat with butcher knife Tracy
and his wifc lived unhappily and she had threatened
several times TO leave him. Last night she attempted
put her threat uton with tho above result
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BARNEY WILLIAMS.

Tho condition Of Mr.. Barney Williams, the comedian,
docs not improve He continues very low, but thero
has been no Increase Of unfavorabe symptoms his
physicians express hopes OF tho ultimate recovery OF
their patient. No visitors permitted, aud the
greatest Is exercised to keep Mr.. Williams from
noise and mental trouble
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STEAMSHIPS COLLISION.

FATAL DISASTER OFF THE COAST or GREECE
rwENTY-NINE PERSONS DROWNED.
ATHENS, April I, 1870
The steamer Agrigenti from Praus for Italian ports
coided with the English steamer Hylton Castle, Oh
Capc Malea on the south coast OF the Morea to-day
rwINrY-NIxE LIVES LOST
Tho Agrgcnt Immediately sank, and OF sixty four
persons on board nine OF the and twenty passen-
gers were drowned.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, April 4, 1910
Tho cable steamer Professor Morse with President
Orion and party board, arrived in the harbor this
morning Graphing for the broken cable will begin in
few days
WASHINGTON
Mr. Gibbs, United States Minister to Peru, has arrived
hore on his way TO Washington
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ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR THE NATIONAL
REPRESENTATION AT PHILADELPHIA.
LONDON, April I, 1S7d
The steamer Castalia, which sailed from Leghorn
March 25, took forty tons additional Italian exhibits
for the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
Cavalier Podovan. President of the Italian Commits
sion At the Exhibition, sailed from Glasgow for New
York in the steamer Victoria. March Is
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A STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN DROWNED.

KINGSTON, April 4, 1870
Captain N. K. Van Gaasbcck, OF the propeller J. N
North, Of Cornell Co IS limo Knocked overheard
from that steamer Esopus last night and drowned
The deceased we'll known and respected hero. Hc
leaves wife and a number OF children The body has
not been recovered.
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William Fccny, aged thirtyt years. OF Grecnpoint
instantly killed last night while Al work in The
New York Gas Works. avenue and Twenty 6rss
street. by large machine falling upon him. Hugh
Colcannon. fellow workman, slightly injured.
Tho body OF the deceased taken TO tho Morgue.
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A LESSON FOR THE CoHvENTIoNs-Som
times in the great Derby race, when the field
has been ringing with the strife of favorites,
it is observed that as the horses strain to-
ward the winning post some unknown
creature, who has had no place in the
betting lists, creeps to the front and wins.
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CABINET CONFEDERATION ron AN INCREASE OF
THE TREASURY INCOME.
MADRID. April 4, 1876
1t is stated that Senior salaverrs Minister or Finance
on submitting the budget will propose reduction in
the salaries OF the clergy and government ocias OF
from twenty 10 twenty per cent the conversion Of
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ENGLAND.

COMMERCE OF SHEFFIKLD WITH AMERICA
COMING TRANSFER OF cxPIrALr-KaYPrIAN
SECURITIES LOWER ON 'cHANGK-AN AMERI-
CAN uNDEB ARREsT-THE BUDGET TO BE
scRU1INIzED-rHE HOP TRADE-PRIcE OF
sILvER-THK WEATHER
LONDON, April I, 1915.
The American Consul at Sheffield has furnished the
Liverpool Coier Official statistics OF the local trade
with the United States for the quarter ending March
81 1876 showing total of $5s5 900 against 81 600
for the first quarter or 1873
LIKELY TO CONE OVER.
The Liverpool Cosrier says is rumored that great
Sheffield concern about to transfer It's plant 10 the
United States
An AMERICAN ARRESTED.
The Hour Is informed that American arrested
here yesterday who has been for time past
cesfully counterfeting American railway securities
hero and on tho Continent
xGrrrIAS SECURITIES STILL DOWNWARD.
Mr. Caves report Egyptian finances is not re-
gardcd avoraby, and Egyptian securities are from to
4 lower than yesterday.
THE BUDGET ESTIMATES TO RE- CLOSELY scRuTISzEp.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon Mr.. Ryiands
gave notice OF motion for careful survey OF the
budget for 1876 with the to such reduction Of the
estimates as will prevent additional taxation.
THE Hor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DURING FORTNIGHT
Tho Bre,cers Guardian during tho last fortnight
larger amount or business than usual At this time Of
year has been transacted in most descriptions hops
chiefly in low but useful grades OF English, At slight
reduction in prices; IN American At advance Of two
TO three shings and in Continental mostly at prices
below cost 70 importers, and certainly considerably
less than many of them could DO purchased the
places Of production. Continental markets arc all cx-
trcmcly nrm a. the late rise.
SILVER
Bar silver 10 steady at 63kd. per ounce
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather to-day Is fair.
FAILURE IN THE AMERICAN TRADE-rHE DOCK
LABoRxRs' STRIKE IMPEDEs SHIPMENTS.
LvERPooL, April 4, 1876.
Msssrh Mcdowell Halliday, merchants in tho
American trade, have suspended. Their liabilities arc
at present unknown.
LABOR STRIKE on THE DOCKS
The strike among the dock laborers continues
The Liverpool Post OF to-day says that yesterday In
consequence Of the strike OF the dock aborers work
was entirely suspended the vessels Of tho White
Star. National Guion, Inmsn, Allan. Dominion Rich
ardson Spencer Co., and several Mediterranean and
South American lines.
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COAL MINERS RESUME WORK.

louisville, Pa, April e. 1875
The Kohinoor. Turkey Run and West Shenandoah
colIeries, at Shenandoah City, which It was feared
would idle indefinite period OF timc on ac-
countof the miners refusing TO accept the reduced
prices resumed work to-day tho operators terms,
but not ful-handed. 1t is expected the will 60
work tomorrow.
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The Of the tournament Al tho Ca6 International
stood At the close OF yesterday's play Is follows

Yesterday Mr. Becker won game Oh Mr. Bird;
Messrs. Brenzingcr and Richardson played two games
each winning one; Demar and Richardson played two
OF which Demar won one, tho other bcing drawn ana
Mr.. Mason succeeded in scoring . game against Mr..
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his decision and vindioates Mr.. Decker's
personal reputation, while at the same time
he decides to send the papers in his case to
The District Attorney, because ignorance or
neglect does not excuse the non-performance
of duty.
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JAPANESE FOR PHILADELPHIA.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April Z IS70
Forty-two japanese youths passed over tho Fort
Wayne Railroad last night en- route 10 Philadelphia
where they arc TO attend school,
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THE AVERY CASE.

ST. LOUIS April Z, 1870
In tho UnsedSstatcs District Court yesterday AFTER
noon the motion for . new trial In the case Of W. O.
Avery Was overrued bv Judge Treat The notice IN
arrest however, with all the proceedings will be cer
tiled mp TO the Circuit Court they may be revised BY
Judge Dillon.
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The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours compar
with the corresponding date OF last year. indi.
Gated by the thermometer At Hudnurs pharmacy
HERALD Buiiding:--
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THE wHIsKEY FRAUDS.
NEW ORLEANS, April (, Is

NEW ORLEAxs, April =, I61o
The special plea Of W. J. Behan and other ex-confed-
crates indicted for whskey frauds, that two OF tho
grand jurors by whom tho indictment was found were
disqualified to act such they had taken up
arms and joined the rebellion against the United states
was set aside and the the plea sustained
by Judge Woods, he deciding that the present United
States Grand Jury is . legal one.
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SUICIDE OF A BOSTON MERCHANT.

BOSTON. April l. 1874
Tho body Of Bradley Cummings, weliknown
merchant OF this city, was found In vacant los on
Newton street this morning, lying face downward in
shallow pool Of wstcr. He had committed suicide
while temporarily nsans
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MONTREAL, April 4. 1876
-Four thousand men Al work on the canal basin,
having struck for 81 day the contractors pad hsm
on dollar day from tho first Of May ives offered
those who would continue 70 work in the meantime
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MISS HoLLOwAY's LECTURE.

Miss Laura G. Holloway viii lecture tomorrow even.
ing the Cooper Institute The title Of her lecture
announced as IAN Old drudge; q New Fuss" and Is
will no doubt excite CURIOSITY as 10 It's meaning
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FRANCE.

THE GOVERNMENT OF THz REPUBLIC TO EE-
PRESS CLERICAL AGITATION.
PARIS, April 4, 1874
Assembly intends TO put an end TO clerical agitation
and conanc tho priest to his proper sphcrs-his
church-and will innexiby reprcss any encroach-
ments, whether open or disguised
M oAMBErrAs ENDORSEMENT or THE RxpuB-
IIcAx GovERxMESr-rHE STATE OF SIEGE
ABOLITION Law.
VERSAILLES, April T. 1870.
N. Gambctta was to-day elected President OF the
Budget Committee or the Assembly. On assuming the
char he aid:-"wo possess the government which
affords every security for legitimate interests aud
wise well ordered and progressive Republic must now
attention tho development OF moral and ma
tcraI INTERESTS"
THE ABOLITION or THE STATE or SIEGE.
In tho Chamber of Deputies to-day NJ Ricard, Min
lister OF the Interior announced that the law abohng
the state Of siege would be promulgated tomorrow.
A LEcIrrnIsr uxsEArKp.
The election OF N. Miramon, legiimist was an
nuiled
A GRAND RADICAL DEMONSTRATION By FRENCH
woBKNGMES.
PARIS, April 4. 1875
great and enthusiastic radical demonstration was
made to-day at the burial OF General Crcmer in the
cemetery OF Perc-la-Chaise
THE woRKHcmES OCT GREAT FORCE
procession or 1000 workingmcn OF Bcllcvlle FOL-
lowed the remains 10 the grave This Is the largest
gathering Of the genuine working class which has &C.
CURED since the Commune.