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MISFIT CARPETS,
VERY CHEAP.
liz FULTON SIT.
Bubble Ilo!ltts.
STATE or NEW YORK,
VERY CHEAP.

STATE or NEW York.
To the Sheriff of the coaa'S o NsS YORK.
Essi,on 60 e he'd inc a.ay sas
Der SEVENTH. the f,loslg Officers are to be elected
A Governor. in tne place Of Samuel J. Trt.n
A Lieutenant Governor IN tae pi4ce Of wnnam Dor.
A Canal Commissioner, in the pl &C OF James jack.
An Inspector of State PRISONS. IN the place of Bs,-
,dmn Y; SfrN sppIi, 6y the Governor In tho
An A soci,tc Judge of the Court OF Appeals (for
full term) in the Place OF Robcr. Earl sppoint;d b;
Al whose Ter ms OF Office Will expire Ca The last dAy
Tnlrt{nye Electors OF President AMI Vice President
"A RePrcs nt,tiye q the forlynnh Congress of h,
ssiE Eissb and fSSreeS'n n IL Of so1 ire ely d
New iyrS dloe's Islssd E,ls Island. ad Governors
r kSprs e9,'tye i1 the fSrI M Coas'e' o. tho
cimpSscI OF the seven,n, Eleventh, an: ThirIee.,S
wards OF the city OF New York in the county OF Sos
RSPgGsen,aIlye IN the rStty nn Congress, Of .ss
eompossd of the Tenll s,vraleentn wards OF tnt
city q New YORK. a. the cognly Of New YORK
Unteu states for The EIvnh c5asres.o sr t1.
%S%Gs'sp q o. ae sis' am waii
Tlinl is fonriecntn street. Tweaty'ixn street. and
the cvuaIy OF NcS Yors. WV - - 7"
UHncd Site Tor the pS eGsscif 81 sr ,1s
composed OF So .lucl OF the r@enueii Ward a, nsi
sycano all me adsoa riveG and SO much Of tao
u%gl.t" a. w,rs g. aSs .aa n
ilds9n river, in the city Of NeS OrA Ia tue cou OF
;, A Ecpr sentative Toe Fory.nfth long "a, of ina
T. led =, - ss Tor me isntl Soa.r .sl9nl District
o. Fourth nveaue AMI - much Of 'ne Ninctcenth and
nue. am cswe sha a ,n o. ih5q ave
the county OF New lorE
uAa d c nnS eGS SS. D 81 sSs
so S's so a fotn street, wt s., 4, 5
ieyea'n syenSes and @S Of .9c wstn and
s,mucq Of Niaet,cnla aid rwenis.nr;t Wards OF said
aaS Islands IN the ctS OF New oik Ia tac couay Of
OFFICERS ALSO 70 Go,I r. ,ELEcTED IN SAID
Twenty9ne Members q Assembly.
shern IN the place OF william &. Conner.
Loun ClerS IN IT,. place Of wIllian walsh.
nenr m ana hn" s WEI tes n HcnArd crokef
, Al wno,t terms Of office expire on the last day Of
Also a Justice or the Marine Court IN place OF
nUPG aS S AK" s GS as sS,u a.
c nr2 :" gs OF ne superior Court for the cry and
M MI ddcdasc S o'N' III '"o place OF O'-"a'u' Ia
anne ,GH snrIos,c IN me place Of pspo e Calvin
steven d. N.n sen lex. -
Sf5aSs 'f Bod Tna s:as.G''
election bSr 81 eIee.os sna 81 sgwa sna city
ia respec fuiy directed - Chapter 3i5 Law, OF 1870,
c St Srpt ii the 'P s@ot"s ne SSae
a. me- eracs s sSn S o he ys yr nor sn .y
vtmher ncx proposed amendments TO Artiile Five OF
the Constitution OF the state Of New YORK, ana pre
scrloes ne form OF ballot for voting thereon which
proposed amen incn's to the Constitution with said
act prescribing form " lllO anl IN OF SUB ni,.
sion, are published as provided IN said act
Respectfully yours
joins BIGFLOw
s"re;iry OF State.
SnFBFFs OFFICK
...,,s -, NKw YORK. August 3, 1870. (
j certify that the foregoing Is true COW OF Inc
election notice received by me tns AZ from The secre-
tary Of State. ~ ~ WV
WILLIAM e. CONNER
ID
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a LnANY- ANp. TNpY sY DAY noArr
NOR NORwALK DIRECT.

4 meeting with Danbury NorwMx and Nav Haven
Railr0 de Dy steamer AMERiCUS, dsiiy (Sunfis
PIER 81 East river, 2;i5 =. NJ ana foot ui 81 st. B,t
river, at r. NJ. Fare, 80 cents ExcursiOn oko'- %
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railruo,

A GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE BY PEOPLES
N LINE TO ALBANY. Firscllss passage only 81
afer Oct. 1. HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT, Cen.
tennill visitors enjoy view Of the Des and most
magnificent scenery OF the Hisb nds the Hudson by
travelling on tnc.e DO ia, winch leave day Sundays
exceptcd) at NJ. from Pier Al. ~ H. near Prnnsyl.
yana Railroad Perm New YORK Re ular HUDSON III Ter
Rairu tickets aken for passage aud saeroon bcrt
ktateroOms warmed by steam. Meals on the EurOpean
plan Centennial excursion tickets good on other lines
to Albany Will be taken for passage aud bcrth
N c. WIZARD aud DANIEL DRFW,-Lsave Vestrr
Il Pier At $40 and - ST. at $3.50 Landing 1t West
Point, Newburgn, POuR ikeepse, RhineOeck. Catskn,
and Hudson. CQnnectlons at Albany W.T. ne train It
T. N. for tne West, New YORK Central arriving at
buffalo 710 Suspension Bride $40 and Ma xara la
at $50 the following morning Ccntnuous trans on
Lake Shore and Cana southern roads To Nost Point
AMI Ncwburgn ana return same day. VI. PouxhkeeP'
OIL
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place. Ihos. ON, IA PARK place
ATs,pAsr orr, sr.. oppo.l,e stewards. cash
.y1 DO i95 ycss aa only s,s S." the nr'' IN
s.a""'"' y" "'''""' "'e' -
kiNn sc snn sod rep air az so 30 see
onda.ni 'e'1 cheap monthly payments 100 0'"'i st:
sM,nT. sober gir wanted to do general hcu use
ironcr, al mo modern improvements In the house,
n,ur.r,c. singer wheeler & wilson, and
a. %l,cSs . dIOO' sewing machines for sale for
,-,,,.-.- go cot ro.o c,,e
a iced Apply '''7e GGoNlS. 500 west 5Sth st.
4 ,.OOD sewing stl wanted for machine and by
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pA-rrR- and In r.not. ys.,. ec,.'
- .' "'""''"' ''' "'' 'OD'
-ioM cc"s w,,a 81, ii s Trs S SP ,i ats
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Zen. a.,,'Dpg .''oMAs oDa, o'' "o''s
,vvsr-,,.,s. oners,o, has, -rs and A., .,er. on
9e.,. an aGc nor pants wanted az 10 horine
s,,.r ~r,,EU- waited. oo,y good ,,pt. ma, ap.
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A GIRL Tor genera noue, work. -, v.,p.
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situlticns tllanito.
4 vol NJ. Gin wt.hcs situation to 90 housework.
n or would 40 upstair- work anu wal ne y Wiling
80 a 81 S%S G foSG f} SSa ac room '' ''
ANAMEnICAN WIDOW TsS,' cei, 4 6, g g,, ,,
~ h or Nm t9.e IN olacr CHIC 70 e5l.i WI bay naye
A REspECr.8Lf woman would Ne TO .a4e
inr chi dren ~ her own will have mothers care.
A y0rNG MAN, wants situation as eu,eaer.
ION t. ard VANITY Place '' Ct '0' '''' '''"
,hRMAN ;,S, ;.S,alSa FOR genera
IONF. respectable woman would IKE TO take Ia
iiIgi, washing or so out by the day. Inquire iei
n o families washing. Can al ell last sah st. tWo
Stars, back.
"A ap'iars Work, ~ IVES isiS g. % moor rear
n want Ssors, IT, boa las SUI once. ~ '''' '''''
IIOl kEEPER.-Yoa Lady wishes apesltien
nr'icrred Ndire.s >bisfEi box iss sun once ic'''
VO nos BAktKS wanted, by strictly sober
SCUM brSokyn ' W '"''' '1'' ~ 90 i" '''"' St.
Vo PRI>TER-.-A young man with nye wears
experience ~ b ami boob compost r Is IN want
81 ~ ialion. Address G COX Ia sun once.
WANTtD- .ltas,ien az nrsteia.s coos by are.
" sp,cl bl' N,nlch woman has ihe best OF refer
oooairy On for Two days at 100 frsnkiin g. IN he
paper store
NVANTED By respectable young woman situa
tn'r ,I' 11''an 10 'g lr'yatS
OF address T.. g. us Centre H.. room s
WANTED situation. Young strong man OF TWEEN.
w IT, Jusi arfNri from ireland. assistant oar.
keeper or ia a store isa good penmin Address 49,
WANTED Emp oyment Of any knd Nv respect
"ni, Nouu n.n, wig !. n4t afraid % work mod
1O5 LtST i3rii 81, room To- Kespeetanle
washing or would go out by the day.
S0f WET 29rIi ST. "a resI cctaole widow
cNO woman "lsne' WORK py me dy Guy reference.
5uab SataIip1.
Fun>'TrRE' BEDDING CARPETS,
AT oPARRkLL's 40 EIGHTH Az,
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY Oa MONTHLY.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BEDDING, and
J. LYNCH, 3oi Eighth avenue
between 2bth anu soih ste.
EInNITi m, csrpc.., 9caei9g., . on Seeky or
.OODs -eonihand and iaisn; carpets. all sizes OH
~ ,l"iss q q very chetp al Tho pa place Il Fat
WhtkLN, .ANp NOS rnLy PAyMENrs
c0wrklt'iWAir& CO.'S i5s cnam,nr
ID MO>rH~ .TINIt 70 PAX.-cOOGAN The
terms below Others. JKMFs j. topGhhS anu
s.,,,... ~ 30 ay between ., Ii aud 2sth s..
st' drAm,
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4 DOME-TIt, singer. Wheeler Wilson, and
\. WiiicoS 4 Gibbs sewing machines for sale Tor
l.
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A SMART. sober grl wanted to do general house;
n wurk NJ 9S7 CT nd 4 must he q good washer and
irourr. n tho modern improvements In the house.
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A coon sewing giri wanted for machnc and by
N hand a. FOrryfh st. room p.
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SJIgpttI

NCIIOR LINE.-U. MAIL SIFAMEH,
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers boOEed at 10 vest rates to from any ~
port or railroad stat IN IN Great Br tam or lrslsnd
HkNDERsON BRO ruERS lIownng Hrren.
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THE CAPITAL.
Coke 40, Ireland 80, Hancock 20.
Fair Amount OF work Done Ia BoIh
branches Of the Legislature
Hills introduced.
special to The Dallas HeraldJ

Special TO The Dallas Herald.1
AUSTIN, May She Senate met
pursuant to adjournment, minutes
read and prayer by the chaplain. The
following bills were introduced;
Mr.. Moore, Of johnson Making the
State liable for witness fees In certain
cases.
Mr. Terrell, Of Travis Extending
the time for renewing files of land Ger.
tlilcates, making survey, return of
field notes and issuing patents thereon.
MIR. Blassingame, of Grayson-En-
abling certain towns and cities to de.
termine by ballot whether the sale OF
liquors shall be prohibited,
The Senate bill fixing the time for
holding general elections came up,
and was postponed one week, II being
announced at 1865 that the House was
In session ready to proceed In Joint
ballot, the Senate adjourned.
After assembling In joint session
ballot for United States Senator re-
suited rs follows; Coke, 40; Ireland
39i Hancock, %; Stockdale, 8. On
the announcement Of the vote, the OPP
ponents Of Governor Coke moved to
adjourn, which was resisted unsuc.
cessfully. Adjourned TIL tomorrow.
In the House the following bills and
resolutions were introduced
Mr.. Holly, of Houston--A resolution
asking the Judiciary Committee No. |
to report whether the one per cent
school tax, collected in 1873, could be
refunded in counties In which II was
collected. Adopted.
Mr.. Pickett, of Wise bill providing
that unexpeRded portion Of the ap.
for last years frontier de-
Tense be subject to the same purpose
this year
Mr.. Jones, OF Gonzales -Instruotlng
the Committee on Agriculture to in
vestigate and report what legislation
Is necessary to protect stoclS-raisers.
Mr.. Martin, OF Grayson--ro amend
section 4, article IL, of the new Consti-
tuition, so as to allow towns and cities
to levy tbree.fourths instead OF one.
fourth of one per cent tax.
Other business unimportant till time
for balloting for United States Senator.
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NOVA MORTON.
Ills Expose OF HIS Monlcd Transactions
With the General. Government.
Hes an Apo-ti" OF Hate, n High Prizes,
In Grants Wing OF ths Radical
Party, hut Not an 0nleiaI
pIundercr.

WASHINGTON, MayS.-ln the Senate
after reports OF the various committees
were received, Mr., Morton arose 10 A
personal explanation, and stated that
he had read nm article recently pub.
lished In the New York World In no.
gard TO the two hundred thousand dol
lars recovered from the Government
and expended 10y him in organizing
the Indiana troops. Mr.. Morton said
that In the spring of 1893 the President
OF the United STATED advanced to him
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
to enable him to carry forward military
operations In that State, OF that
amount he expended Sll3, 2s20l, and
the balance, Sll6,60IO9 was returned
to the Treasury, He had read the let
from the Secretary OF the Treasury.
dated April II, 1865, acknowledging
the receipt Of the money. lie then
spoke of the election In Indiana In
1862, when the Democrats carried that
State by ten thousand majority, and
saw their attempt to take from him all
power to regulate the military, and
take Indiana out OF the line of loyal
States. There was plenty of money In |
the state Treasury, but il was locked
against him, but he made an appeal 10
the people Of Indiana and various
counties, banks and railroad corpora.
lions advanced him money, but he
was still two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars short, which amount was
advanced to him by the general Gov
ernmont A joint committee OF the
Legislature, composed of some OF the
most prominent Democrats, examined
his accounts and reported they were
correct toa cent, including all expendi-
lures Of amounts received from the
general Government.
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. Morton's
explanation, Mr.. Mcdonald said at
'ome future time he would have some ,
hing to say In regard to the political
history of Indiana, but that he would
nave nothing to say about Ills col.
league's vindication Of his own integ-
lily.
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BLACK HILLS.
The Read from Custer 70 Laramie
strewn with Deserted Wagons.
The Indians Held a strong Position &c
Fred c"non-rhe Trip 10 the mills
Dangerous in the Extreme.

OMAHA, May al DR.. j. b. Hendry,
OF this city, has Just returned nom the
Black Hills where he has been for the
past three months, and reports tho
road from Custer City to Fort Laramie
strewn with wagons, the owners hav-
Ing either fled, been killer or captured
by the Indians. During his trip from
Custer ia Cheyenne he discovered
twelve men who were wounded by In-
dams. 1t is dangerous In the extreme
for small parties to undertake the trip.
Az Fred Canon, where Brown was re-
Gently killed, u few Indians can hold
the position against great odds, as they
secrete themselves In the rocks, aud
shoot down on dead rest.
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The resolution opposes the nomination
OF rilden and advocates the selection
OF a Western leader, upon a Western
PLATFORM endorses the platform Just
laid down by the Democrats Of Indl.
ana, aud asks the Democrats In
Congress not TO adjourn until the
House has passed aud po scented to tho
Senate bill repeating the spss.s act.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A German in n Fit Of jealousy Murders
Ais WEie and then Suicides,

A German in n Fit Of jealousy Murders
his wsie ana then Suicides.
CHICAGO, May 3,--Antbony Gehring,
carrier for the morning papers, killed
himself and wife this morning. II APP
pears that at about half.past seven
o'clock, after having delivered his pa.
pers, he went to the house of his
mother, dropped his bank book con-
tanning a note requesting decent burial
and pardon for what he was about to
do, and then Immediately went home,
shot his wife twice, killing her Instant
ly, and by the same means committed
suicide. These people were Germans,
and had been married only about eight
months. Gehring was OF most vic.
lent disposition, very jealous, and with
out cause OH the part OF his wife.
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ST. LOUIS.
HaIf-hre Rates for Delegates 10 Nn-
tionaI Democratic Pro.
ceedings I'm the whisky Cases.

tionaI Democratic C0nveBfion--Pr Pro
ceedings In the whisky Cases.
ST.. LOUIS, May 3.-The committee
on transportation for the National
Democratic Convention have received
replies from thirty railroads that they
will make half-fare rates not only to
delegates to the convention, but TO all
persons In any way connected with
the convention. II Is expected that at
least all the main roads of the country
will acquiesce IN this arrangement.
A full list of the roads agreeing to this
reduction will be published as soon as
the replies are all in,
Colonel Broadhead, special counsel
for the Government, gave notice In
the United States District Court to-day
that he would tomorrow move to con-
solidate all pending indictments or
counts In indictments against defend
ants in whisky eases with those to
which they had pleaded guilty, so that
one judgment would dispose of all the
cases and clear the record. 1t may be
expected therefore that sentencing will
begin tomorrow.
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CABLEIsTIC.
Only One line I'm Working Order he.
tween the Continents.

NFw York, May 3.-The cable lines
between Nova Scotia and Newfound-
land, connecting with the Atlantic
cables at Hearts Content, is broken,
and consequently communication with
Europe by any American line Is tenn
porarily interrupted.
A fault was discovered In the French
cable, two hundred miles from Brest.
some time ago, which has not yet been
repaired. f.s-,
The United States direct cable Is
working, and is now the only line open
to the public, but measures will be
Immediately taken to repair the cable
between Nova Scotia and New found
land, and 1t is hoped the interruption
Of communication with Brest will not
be OF long continuance.
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FIRE RECORD.
Three Hundred ana sixsy-ave Thou
sand Dollars Gone Up.

Three Hundred ana sixty-ave Thou
sand Dollars Gone UP.
John Lawrence's moulding and
planning mills, First avenue, New York,
burned to-day. Loss sixty thousand
dollars. fa
Straitor Il Storm, l7s Pearl street,
New York, were damaged $4,000 this
morning by fire. iee@
Twenty buildings, mostly dwellings,
were destroyed by fire this morning at
Peaches, Nevada. Loss $4,000.
Willemette's wooden mills, at Salem,
Oregon, We're cremated this morning.
Loss one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars; insurance sixty.seyen thou.
sand. i.t{. va 5fe
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
A Wrong Impression Concerning
Opening Day Corrected.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.--The i'm
preston prevailing that only invited
guests will be admitted 10 the Centen-
NAL Grounds on the opening day, May
10th, General Hawley corrects this i'm
preston In a special announcement.
The public will be admitted at nine
o'clock a. m. on that dry, but the
Main Hall, Art Gallery and Machinery
Hall will not be thrown open to the
public until after Inauguration cere-
monies.
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sREENBACK CoNvEsTroN.

The Paper sIcn of Michigan Not M
rs merous or InnuensfaL a''''
DETROIT, Mich, May S.-A State
Greenback Convention was held at
Jackson, Mich, to-day, attended by
about fifty-five delegates. The Con-
vention elected twenty-five delegates
to the National Greenbsck Conven-
ton, most Of whom are local politi-
clans of no particular influence. After
few speeches the Convention ad-
journed. lasa siluss asiss adi
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His Release Refused by tho English
. HAtH O0icInIs. "a ffNt

OmcIhis.
LONDON, May 3.--1he Government
will DO questioned In the House Of
Commons to night II the United States
has protested against the action taken
in tho Winslow case; II Its demands
are In harmony with existing treaties,
and what couse the Attorney General
viii advise Ia the premises.
Application for the release OF Wins
low made to-day was resisted by OIL
GERS OF the crown and denied. Wins.
low will be held ten days longer,
awaiting reply from Washington to
the latest English note. Go ags
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Death of "Uns,v the RepuInr Irish
''ssl.h Poctess. ~ ~ \
NEW YORK, May S.-rMs Mary A.
Ford, wife Of Augustine Ford Of ths
Irish World, and known throughout
the country as poetess, under the
name Of "Una," died in thia city
Thursday.
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'PRIsCO's CooLIE TROUBLE.
The Destruction of chinese Quarter
Endorsed by PubIIc Meetings.

Endorsea by Public MeetIngs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.--The South
San Francisco Anti.C oolie Club and
the Young Mems Universal Reform
Society held u meeting last night en-
dorsing the destruction of the Chinese
quarter In Antioch, and advocating a
similar course In this city, unless the
Federal Government should take i'm
mediate steps to abate the nuisance.
Letters were read from the Society In
the interior seeking cooperation, and
a telegram from New York, saying
1900 stand of arms could DO delivered
here at ten days notice.
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H. A. johnson gave testimony aud
corroboIated what Lyons said concern.
ing the two letters OF resignation.
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rsDIANAPoLIs RIOT.

Not SO BAD as First reported one
fmF,a Hrhtt Killed. ss tts'
INDIANAPOLIS, May SIT 10 ascer-
tanned to-day that no one was killed
last night. Two or three are probably
fatally injured. Anumber Of the lead
ers Of the mob were arrested to-day. 2
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MAssILLOs.

A"' N""' Strihcrs quiet and nuly ,
but Determined.
CLEVELAND, May a,-Everythlng
quiet at Massillon and other districts
this morning Last night threats were
made and several shots fred at the
warrington miners. This morning
number of new miners came 10 the
Warrington mine, and are working
under protection OF the militia. The
strikers stu declare they will never 40
to work under the reduction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-04
GOss' CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
Tom Allen steps 10 the Front and II
Anxious for the MIL.

CINCINNATI, May 3.-Tom Allen has
telegraphed Joe Goss that he will meet
him In Cincinnati on the 18th OF May,
to draw up articles for q fight with
that party for the championship.
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AxrI.rILDEx MOVEMENT.
The Greenback Party Of New York
Rampant. VA

New York, May g.. The Democratic
Greenback State Convention adopted
a resolution declaring that the Demo-
cratic State Convention, recently held
at Utica, misrepresented thesentiment
Of the true Democrats Of the State In
the financial plank Of Its platform aud
by packing the Convention for Tilden.
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NIeanness.

Nobody ever gains anything by mean
ness and yet meanness is quality often
manifested by men from whom we have
right to expect better things. Observ.
ers take notice and shun those who prac.
tlce 1t. How often have we observed
meanness practiced by those in Temporal
ry power upon those who, for the time
being, happen to be in an inferior posi-
tion, and how often have we observed
those interiors rising into the high places
OF society, and becoming the dispensers
OF favors to those who have arbitrarily
injured them when they possessed the
power, and how often have we heard
people recklessly criminate others whom
they thought too insignificant to be of
service to them, and after series of
years and a change of circumstances. we
nave known these same people to bitterly
lament that they had forfeited the favor
OF these once insignificant individuals
by their imprudence. 1t costs man
nothing to be magnanimous, and as a
matter of policy merely he cannot make
a better investment What is more than
all, and above all, magnanimity ennobles
the charater of man, and ensures him
the feeling of selfrespect which mag.
unanimous men enjoy throws charm
about their whole existence, and not on
ly do they have capacity for the high
est enjoyment but they are enabled to
promote the welfare of Others, the reAec- |
ton of which upon themselves consti- |
tutes the only elevated happiness which
human nature is capable of experiencing.