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Boston, April 1.-THE New Eng
land Methodist conference to-day
adopted the following:
WwHEREAs, IT has been reported to
US that William III. Scott, an aged and
highly respected member Of the South
Carolina conferen ce, has been shot to
death without provocatiOn while
peaceably leaving his church on the
close Of an evening service: and q.
WHEREAs, We naturally and right
fully look to our chief ministers, at
whose direction we 60 to our fields,
however perilous, to exert to the ut
most their great Influence for our pro-
lection, and the maintenance OF our
rights and just reputation; therefore,
Resolved, That we request our pre-
siding bishop, Rev. DIR. Foster, 70 in
quire into the facts and circumstances
of this, and II he finds them such as
they have been reported here, to briug
them to the notice of the entire church,
in such a way as he may deem wise,
that 1t may take such action thereon
as the necessities OF the case require.
The report was briefly discussed and
adopted. Vol 90
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Supreme Coneinve Of the MeptaEepas
New ORLEANS, April l2--The morn
Ing session of the supreme conclave Of
the Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Men,
was occupied entirely with tho Mary
land question, which was finally de-
clded In favor Of the grand encamp.
ment now In existence, organized by
G. V. Metzel In March last. The after
noon session was devoted 10 the cleo
ton OF officers, who serve for two
years. They are AZ follows: VIM. E.
Foster, OF Virginia, supreme arohon
Il. Hidingsfelder, Of Louisiana, SUI
preme chancellor; +. M. Spencer, Of
Texas, supreme provost; Joseph, Ii.
Livingston, Of Maryland, supremese seq
Rotary; Geo. Shuiiard, OF Virginia, 81.
prems treasurer; Alexander Dimitry,
Of Louisiana, supreme prelate; Fl. c.
ClAyer, Of Texas, supreme inspector;
Gen. Il. r.. Bachler, Of Louisiana. SUI
preme herald; James w. Black, OF ,Vir-
ginia, supreme sergeant; Peter John
son, OF Texas, supreme warder; John
Ortner, OF Ohio, supreme sentinel;
VIM. McWilliama, OF Maryland, Jas.
II. Chance, Of Pennsylvania. and Geo.
V. Welkle, OF trutees. After the cleo
tIon OF officers the conclave went into
secret SESSION, and at Q p. m. adjourned
until tomorrow.
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The Commission Desire tho
Election Of Packard to tho
United States Senate
A Reorganization Of tho Legislature on
tho Basls Of the Original Parish Re.
turns the Last Hope Of tho
Commission,
Noon AnooIatea pross Report.l

NEW ORLEANS, April IL. Yesterday
the Nlcholls legislature abolished the
old school board, and enacted n new
one, composed OF state officers and cit-
liens. Piuohbaok IL q member OF the
new board. ..
The commission divided to-day, one
part holding n conference with Pack
ard aud the other with Nichols. The
commission have been busy with dele
gatlons and individuals, but have not
made any progress.
A New York dispatch OF to-day says
the Herald's special chronicles pri-
yate conversation last night between
General Gibson and the commission,
during which the commission indi-
Gated their wish that Packard should
be elected to the United States senate
by Nichols legislature, as the cost OF
recognition. In obedience to their de-
sires, he General Glbson) had In
formed General Nichols. AS yet this
Is known only to few leading demo-
Gratis. all Of whom repudlate II.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Tho Mystery % the yeweti HorTor
Partially ANpiainsa-h Relief In u
Prem editated n.rder and Tben
haictas,
NEW York, April l2.-Ths finding
OF tho jury OF inquIsltion In the JewetI
tragedy Ia AZ follows;
eve Mud Geo. w. Jewett came 10
hls death by an explosion Of hand
grenade, at lS2 Front stseet, on Thurs.
day, April 9th, 1874, aud was brought
TO the office by Orville ID. Jewett; and
that said Oryllle ID. levitt came 10 his
death by pistol shot wounds, caused
by Airing OIL pistol by said orvllle D.
Jewett.
II Ia generally believed that orvllle
Jewett premeditated and planned the
murder OF his brother, consequent on
the formers dissatisfaction as TO the
dissolution OF the partnership, II
seems evident that after throwing the
grenade and finding himself compare
lively unhurt, orvllle, carrying out hls
preconceived plan for which he had
amply provided himself, drew a small
revolver and discharged all four bar.
rels into his breast. Charles TaintOr.
son.in-law Of George w. Jewett, has
made the following statement; He
was sitting In the main office when
tho explosion occurred and was partly
stunned. Immediately he heard his
hther-in law call him by name, and
he rushed into the rear office, and In
the gloom caused by the smoke he saw
George w. Jewstt lying on the floor,
with Orville ID. Jeweit lying partly
over him. As he went In MIR. Dean
came out wringing his hands. Orville
rolled Off his uncle, aud Taintor saw
that he had pistol In his hand, n
small one, like the Sharp's pistol
found on the floor, and .ho distinctly
saw 0rville place II to his breast and
fire more than once. Mr.. Taiptor
rushed out of the place, and down
stairs, called for help, and as soon rs
Mr., George w. Jewett was taken from
the rear room he went to Staten Island
and informed his family Of his death.
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M, *. 81 Il. RAILWAY.
Go North via Denison,

And through the beautiful Indian Ter
ritory. Don't go by way OF the sand
hills and swamps Of Arkansas. Take
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. They
will land you directly In the great
Union Depot at st. Louis. They don't
compel you to ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys Of
st. Louis In a toppllng omnibus. They
run their coaches and sleepers through
10 st. Louis and enter the Union de-
pot. Is there any other line from
Texas that does? mo" They also
run coaches and sleeping cars from
Texas to Hannibal and Quincy. Have
YOU any friends East looking towards
Texas? Ifso send their address TO the
undersigned and he will with pleasure
forward them land you also) beauti-
full pamphlet and other interesting
matter well worth the mere request.
address, JAS ID BROWN
Bedaiia, No.
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Russia Want. ,he nIgge.. End.

LONDON, April ia Berlin dis
patch to the Times says, both parties
are anxious for peace, but Russia wish.
es 10 derive some benefits from demo-
blllzstion, by representing the porte is
acting under pressure, and the Turks
desire to avoid even a semblance OF
submission, thus Russia threatens war
and the Turks flavor their concession
OF disarmament with an admixture OF
independent language.
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Reinforcement Of Troops Neo-
essary In Louisiana to
Sustain Packard.
Sherman VIII Reject the Cry for Ciem.
ency In whisky Suits-ihe PreSi-
dent Ia Satisfied With the
Southern Result.
Patterson VIII Vote to Seat Butler from
South Carolina and Democratic SEN
alors from .Loulslana-WlShes Of
the People WIN DO Respected.
Noon Associated Prea. Repor,.l

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The lull In
politics continues. All await on Louis
lana. II Ia believed at the white house
that the commission will simply re-
port on the situation without any rec
ommendation. The impression ia gem
eral In high quarters that II will re-
quire heavy reinforcement OF troops
In Louisiana to sustain Packard. The
troops cannot be spared. The happy
results following the enforcement OF
the new policy in South Carolina have
greatly strengthened the administra-
ton, and its enforcement In Louis
lana Is question OF only avery few
DAYS,
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Fire Rseord-Ftvo Mundred Houses
Deatrey cd NJ STEAMBOAT.

PoMoRoY, Ohio, April ia fire,
commencing at Grey q Sons ware
house, burned twenty business places.
Loss, 100000; Masons' loss, $4,000
worth OF fixtures.
STAMBoUL, April IA fire Tuesday
burned three to five hundred houses,
In the Greek quarter. 81
PATTERSON, New Jersey, April H.
Hamilton, the principal WOODEN shawl
mill in this country, burned. Loss,
100000. A large number Of hands are
thrown out OF employment.
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The secretary of the treasury has do.
termined to appoint commission to
investigate the New York custom
house.
Secretary Sherman will, II Is said,
reject the demands for clemncy In
certain whisky suits where there Is no
evidence on record that Secretary Brls-
tow was party to the bargains made
by the district attorney.
The iron clad fleet Is at Savannah
for fresh water, and will return to
Port Royal in June.
Rear Admiral Warden has ordered
the American squadron In European
waters TO assemble at Nye, when they
will sail for waters In the vicinity of
Turkey, to protect American interests.
1t can be stated on authority that
the president made no promises what
ever TO Chamberlain as condition TO
his abdication.
Senator Patterson, In an Interview
with Hayes yesterday, thought he
had made mistake In his course to-
wards South Carolina. The president
replied that 1t was an experiment, but
from the representations received, and
pledges made by Hampton and subse-
quent developments, there Ia reason to
believe II would prove successful.
Patterson is quoted thus: "He be-
lieves In the right OF the legislature to
instruct, and under instructions he
should vote for the admission OF But
Ter, and he would also vote for the
admission of the democratic senators
from Louisiana. This would interfere
with his republicanlsm, but his action
would be based on the ground that
state ought to be represented accord
ing to the wishes Of the people US
represented in their state govern.
ment."
M. II. Cole, &. G. Adams and Z,
jennings are reinstated as special
agents OF the treasury department..
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Weather Reparf.

The indications for the gulf states,
Tennessee and Ohio valley are cloudy
weather and rain, with slight changes
In the temperature; falling barometer
during night; east OF Mississippi, rising
barometer; northerly wlnds In south
west, and north TO east winds east Of
the Mississippi becoming variable
during Friday. e1rfa-
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promotion ofLP.Porwer.

PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-L- p.
FOREVER, assistant general passenger
agent Of the Pennsylvania railroad has
been promoted to general passenger
agent rice ID. NJ. Boyd, Jr., deceased.
Forwer has held the office of assistant
to Boyd since July, 1872. He was for
merly assistant passenger agent on
the Missouri Pacific road, and prior to
that, he was chief clerk In the employ
OF the indianapolis and 81. Louis rail-
road, and clerk on the Belefontaine
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ST. LOUIS FIRE.
The List OF lost Number Only Eleven
"A Large Force OF Men Engaged I'm
Searching the Ruins for tho missing.

ST. LOUIS, April IL. The number Of
lives known to be lost In the Southern
hotel fire Is eleven. IL Is feared that
twenty to twenty-five bodies may be
found on the search which will follow
the fall Of the interior walls Of the
building.
From sixty to one hundred men
were put TO work on the ruins, by or.
der OF Mayor 0verstoltz. The search
Is now progressing, just underneath
the rotunda, which was the rallying
point for great number OF terror
striker inmates. II is expeotedlsome
bodies will DO found there. Several
interior walls, which were unsafe, have
been pulled down. All will be leveled
so the men can work all over the ruins
without danger.
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Startling Revelations PROMISED OF
Corruption In the Oustomhouses OF
Northern cities.
The country will soon be treated to
an exposure OF the corruption that has
so many years festsred on the customs
house at New York, and also In other
northern cities. The people will then be.
gin to know how the politicians were
able to demand and receive from the
federal oflioe-holders 30 many scores OF
thousands OF dollars with which to buy
victories for the republican party In
New Hampshire and Maine. There Is
loss OF about fifty million dollars In
New York alone. The records show
that the receipts In 1872 were Sl4S,-
100000. In 1874 they had fallen Oh to
500, 000, 900, yetthe expenditures for the
latter y ear had increased 1900, 5000 more
than they were In 1872. Not only
have the customs officers neglected
their business and devoted their time
TO political schemes, but there are d.
rect charges of wholesale bribery and
theft to be met The details OF the
frauds are known at the treasury de.
partment, and must soon be made
public. Scores OF men receive large
salaries who perform little or no SER
vice. There Is long list OF deputies
and clerks who do little more than ac-
cept from importers aud brokers ex'
tortionate fees for "extra service" the
extra service being iayors granted by
which the reve nue. Ia defrauded. Al
ready there Is fear aud trembling In
more than one customhouse, and there
is no telling where the lightning will
first strike. The faction led by Blaine
are trying to prevent the exposure, as
too many OF their friends, who have
30 long supplied them with campaign
funds will suffer when the crash
comes.
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A Pacific solution Almost Beyond
Hope. H

a Paetnc S0iutlon ALMOST beyoh"
Hope. 'A
ST. PETERSBURG, April l2.-The
Journal de st. Petersburg states There
Is no further hope that Turkey will ac-
cede to the demands Of Europe"
The Gslos declares the present state
Of things such as leave scarcely any
hope Of pacific solution. Russians
occupation Of til. christian provinces
OF Turkey would be the logical eOnse-
quence Of the refusal Of the porte TO
carry out the demands Of the protocol
such occupation would exclude all idea
Of the ambitious designs attributed 20
Russia, who by interveng In behalf Of
the christians would safely pursue
humanitarian ends." TT
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A Parisian committed suicide by
opening his veins and allowing the
blood to flow INTO ten wine glasses.
In one part Of Wisconsin the Justices
make the groom premise TO q love,
honor, cherish and obey" the bride.
The Minnesota Legislature has just
passed q bill allowing women TO 'prac-
tice law In all the courts of that state.
81 think our church will last q good
many years yet" said waggish dea-
con 10 his minister; III see the sleepers
are very sound" DIDO"
Pittsburg is said TO have more shop
girls, more business enterprises, and
successful onts, too, conducted by
women than any other city.
Pittsburg Dispatch, 81 Louis Is
away behind Chicago and Cincinnati
with its baby show. The babies could
not be got really sooner. i1ib
An old Seotoi woman recommended
preacher who arrived at the kirk
wet through, TO ret ct once into the
pulpit. "Ye'll be dry enough there"
Ex-Gov. Wsrmoth, OF Louisiana, IL
10 be married IN June next 10 Miss
Hallle Durand, daughter Of James NJ.
Durand, the principal jeweler Of New
ark, NJ y.
The Washington Nation, which or
ganized new whig party on Thurs
day, has now got u fairly under way
and % going 10 elect the next speaker
with II. a pc
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New YORK, April l2.-The failure of
II. Kennedy & Co, yesterday, caused
great excitement and decline in
stocks. Three hundred and forty thous-
and shares Of different kind OF stocks
are involved, and much money Is lost.
The firm was worth q million dollars.
No other failures are reported.
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A Lively right.

Last evening two men got into
dispute on the corner Of Lamar street
and Pacific avenue, near the Clark
house. One applied to 1.-THE other an
opprobrious epithet, for which he got
hit In the nose and was knocked down
several. times The police arrested
both parties. One gave bond and the
other laid in durance vile waiting for
the judicial tribunal thls morning.
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liam for Consulate Aspirsnts.

PANAMA, April 72.-Several cases Of
yellow fever are reported at Callao. IL
Ia reported that Consul Clayton died
nf IL
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-Mafdi Gras stu In possession at
Freemsn's premium art gallery, No.
sos Main street--tf hfs i8i'
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Affanffon.

The United Friends Of Temperance,
Council No. 424, Dallas, Texas, are
hereby notified TO meet at our ball,
to-day, vt Gam. promptly, for the
purpose Of assisting In the burial OF
our deceased brother, w. II. Scales,
Grand Worthy Prlmate Of the Grand
Council Of the State Of Texas. All
members OF sister councils In good
standing are invited. BY order OF the
Worthy Primate, ,vcv,v n
BuGsIe Headquarters.
A car load OF fresh dried buffalo
meat just arrived at Hsggarps
meh30-ln
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A STRANGE SUICIDE.
A Man Made Crazy ny the sight Of
Yaiioon--neiievin6 shsU thc Devil
Was After Him, He Hanged himself
90 Tree.

A Man Made Crazy ny the sight Of
Baiioon--aseiievinG shaS the Devil
Was After IIim, Hc Hanged Himself
Brooklyn Eagle: Nicholas s.. Mar
shall died In the town OF Oyster Bay,
Queens county, leaving about IS, 900 In
personal property, $1,000 In real prop
erty. He also left a will. A sailing
vessel worth about three hundred, dol
lars formed part Of II, but II was
claimed that Marshall had given the
boat away previous to Ills death. To
this answer was made ut the time OF
the alleged bestowal he was insane.
Yesterday the parties were before Sur
rogate Hsgner, to show why the sail
boat should not DO made a part OF the
personal estate. The question OF his
insanity came up yesterday. gsila
1t was shown that Ia 1874, when
Donaldson's balloon passed over Long
Island, Marshall saw 1t. When told
that II was a balloon, he said: "No, IL
isn't; It's the devil, and he's coming
for me.n He used TO 20 over to Mr..
Hewletfs, look at the baby In the
cradle, and say II would never wake,
because the devil had possession OF 1t.
He used to insist that the women's
clothes were covered with bugs, and
would drive them from the house. He
was frequently found at the washtubs,
washing clothes. He would ask for q
Bible, and after reading little while
would say "None OF YOU will ever
enter the kingdom OF heaven; the devil
will have the whole Of your After he
saw Donaldson's balloon, he always
believed that the devil was after him.
Once or twice he tried to set the boat
on fire, and OH one occasion he trieI to
blow up the house With key ofpow-
der. Twice he tried to. commit suicide
without succeeding. On, the third oc-
caslon he hanged himself, and twelve
hours later was found suspended from
tree. The examination was adjourned.
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THE GREAT QUESTION SOLVED
Clark, 9'ys, ( Bros.
N 0 w OPEN!
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
STAPLE AND
Fancy Dry Goods.
Consisting OF from forty 90 fty thousand
dollars worth OF choice merchandise IL now
On the market NJ distressinely low prices
These goods are bound 10 go--mnst and will
he sold regardless OF cost. "Rock bottom, -
"hard pan, and all such paltry inducemOnta
put 10 hight by our give.away prices. Come
To sec us. We mean business.
W. G. CAIN, Assignee.
aprlSdlw
A NEAT SAMPLE ROOM, stock aud
A NEAT SAMPLE ROOM, stock and
n nxtures, in a good location, cheap for
cash, Address SO" Herald ONCE. apTiS-iSt

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ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT SUCCESS
WE HAVE HAD FOR THE PAST WEEK
WE ARE DETERMINED TO CONTINUE
TO OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT.
OUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE VISITED US
DURING THE MARDI GRAB ARE IN
vITED TO GALL AGAIN AS WE WILL
EXHIBIT MANY NEW NOVELTIES NOT
BEFORE SHOWN. WE HAVE BEEN COM
PLIMENTED AS DISPLAYING ALTO
GETHER THE BEST SELECTION OF
FINE AND DESIRABLE GOODS OF ANY
HOUSE THIS SEASON.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
KID GLOVES
WILL BE OFFERED THIS WEEK AT
VERY Low FIGURES.
/ HOSIERY HOSIERY HOSIERY II
THE ATTENTION OF CUSTOMERS Is
INVITED TO AN INSPECTION OF THIS
STOCK NOW REPLErE with all KINDS
ATDECInED BARGAINS.
| EMBROIDERIEs EMBROIDERlEsl
OUR STOCK IL TILLLARGE AND BAR
GAINS SAME Az EVER.
A VISIT OF INSPECTION IL SOLICITED
SANGER BROS.
$40 and 5i2 ELM and 5li MAIN SITS.
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Tho Mystery % the Jewe,t HorroT
Partially Npiainsa- heller In n
rremeditated n.rdsr and linen
haiclae,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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