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profits and was in full collusion with the
heads of the fraud,
Among other persons to whom he paid
for their influence in the Leglsia'
ture was Hugh Hastings, editor OF the
New York Commercial Advertiser.
He says the Erie classification Bill
was passed through arrangement pc
tween Gould, Fisk and himself, by which
they were enabled to continue the Gould
directory In power. He also says the
paintings and bookcases in Recorder
HucketDs house were paid tor by the CITY.
He purchased the votes OF sunclent
members of the Common Council TO pass
q | his measures, and all the names are
given in the confession with amounts
paid to each.
He gives the names of five persons,
who, it immunity is given them VIII
swear TO tho truth OF all his statements:
He has preserved all bis checks ana
kept a memorandum of all his transac-
tiOus, all Of which Will pc placed at the
disposal of the State. Hugh Smith,
|Sweepys particular friend, attended to
all the transactions with Judge CORDOBA
by which judicial action was taken In
behalf OF the ring. The Navarro claims
OF 81, 900, 900 against the city for water
meters, now pending in court, is, he
says, y fraud. lie mentions "hurOw
Weed by name, but does not connect
him with any equivocal transaction.
he mentions Judge Folger, OF the
Court OF Appeals, and George Il. Pur-
ser, Of New York, as persons to whom
he paid money.
The confession concludes with the
promise of Tweed to become witness
lor the city in any suit brought for the
| recovery OF money from any OF the per
sons mentioned. He does not ask that
suits against him be quashed, but tha
ont bail.
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THE OLD WORLD
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the STAR
AFTERNOON CABLE FLASHES.
LONDON, April 17-It is rumored from
Constantinople that ELhem Pasha has
been deposed, and prices on the Stock
Exchange are improving.
The failure in Amsterdam of heavy
dealer in Russian securities is re-
ported.
The weather Is tempestuous.
Silver bars have advanced to 54A
pence per ounce.
BETTER NOT SPECULATE.
LONDON, April 17.-In the House Of
Lords yesterday afternoon, during a
discussion on the Eastern question,
Lord Derby, in reply to Earl Granville
said that it would not be wise to specu.
late on the result as to the future.
WAR TALK.
LONDON, April IA st. Petersburg
special states that General lgnatietf will
accompany the Car to X scheneff.
A dispatch from Pesth says it is eX.
pected war will be declared at Kischen-
eff April II.
The Times dispatch from Vienna
says: "According to the Political Cor.
pondence, the four corps in Bessara.
bia had orders to begin movement to
the Pruth April 10, while two corps are
marching to take their place in Bes-
sarabia."
The Daily News St. Petersburg CORE
spondent telegraphs: "lhe war feeling
here is intense. There was never such
a popular war as this will be. We have
no brag, no bluster, no excitement in
The streets, no processi0ns, no singing
no shouting, but quiet resolution is de
picted on every face, and 10 manifest in
eYerybOdy's language"
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Deceascd-Church Trouble.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, April 17.-Henry b. Grover,
Manager of the clearinghouse of the
Boston Banks, died this morning.
Rev. William Il. Clark, DID, who was
assigned to the Saratoga-street Church
instead OF Rev. MIR. McKeown, VINO had
preached there for the past three years,
was denied admittance in the church
yesterday, the doors having been closed
by order OF the Trustees. The female g
members of the Society wanted Rev. o.
w: Scott, of the New Hampshire Con.
ference. The action in closing the
church is nprecedented, and the oppo.
sition raise a grave question as to the
power OF the New England Methods
Episcopal Conference over an individual
society.
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The Washington Monument.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, April IT. - A Graphic
special from Washington says the Com
mission for the completion of the Wash
ington Monument, consisting of Presi-
dent Hayes, the Supervising Architect
Of the Treasury, the Architect of the
Capitol, the Chief OF Engineers of the
Army aud the President OF The Executive
Committee of the National Monument
Association met yesterday, President
Hayes presiding. The report of the
Board OF Army Engineers to examine
the foundations was. submitted. They
find that the foundations of the monu-
ment are not secure, and that it willnot
be safe to add any greater weight to the
already ponderous eolumn.
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TELLS 1T.
The Story of the Ring Given in
Detail.
Oakley Hall Had Good Cause for
His Trip.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW YORK, April ia special from
Albany, N. Y, says that Tweed's coun-
sci, John D. Townsend, arrived there
last night with Tweed's confession, and
will present it to the Attorney General
tc.day. I'd.
Tweed offers to surrender all his prop
erty, tell all he knows, and disclose the
names OF those who shared in the plum
der. The con on!ession is lengthy and ex-
haustive. 1t goes back to 1867 and gives
a complete history OF the ring. 1t dc
tails the conference between Peter b.
Sweeny, Richard Connolly, Henry &C.
net, A. Oakley Hall and others. by which
Tweed was elected to the State Senate
aud Connolly Comptroller in 1857, and
Hall Mayor in 1859.
TO procure the passage OF the Tweed
Charter by the Legislature in 1870 the
sum OF $500, 900 was transferred to State
Senator Winslow, with the understand
ng that 1t was to be divided between w.
b. Werden OF Auburn, S. H. Frost of
Richmond, A. X. Elwood OF 0swego, W.
Il. Brand OF Leonardville, N: Winslow
II WATERFOWL, j. Wood OF, Genesee,
Isaiah Blood Of Saratoga, Geo. Morgan
,ut Duchess, all members OF the State
senate; also, Messrs. Vanpelton, WILL
iams, Crowl'y, Merriam aud Bernan.
,ur tleiE IL fuence In the Legislature.
This money was paid to the Republi.
.an members named, and they all voted
!.,r the charter. Gov. Hoffman signed
he bill and arrang ments were made
with Mayor Hall Tor filling the city OIL
ises.
The confession then details the pro-
,eedings of the Board Of Audit In 1870,
When 80 many millions In claims were
,assed upon, ana OF the division Of the
,poils between Sweeny, Oakley Hail,
connolly and woodward, 1t duplicates
Garvey, Ingersoll, Davidson, Watson,
.ud o majority OF the members OF the
,joard OF Supervision, including John
Cox, james hayes, Henry SMITH aud
Isaac j. Oliver. Mayor Hal's commits
sion was 10 per cent. He shared 10 all
-
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Baseball.

The Ludlow Baseball Club, under
Ben. Shotrs supervision, leaves this
evening for Pittsburg, Pa, where they
will play two games, one on Thursday
and one on Friday, with the Alleghe-
nies. On Saturday they will play a
lame with the Wheelings, at Wheeling,
West Virginia.
Mr. Shott has secured the services ol
"Dickey" Pierce, of last years
Brown Stockings, Of ST., Louis,
and of Harry Meyers, of the
"Ilion" Club OF New York. The former
will play short-stop, and will also act as
Captain, and the latter will be az tirs'
base.
The club will be home again on mex
Sunday.
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j. Mccullough, who was arrested for
exhibiting gaming devices, was tried by
jury Yesterday evening and fined the
costs. The Court ordered the gambling
instruments to be destroyed.
The case of w. L. Fitzgerald, who, on
Thursday afternoon last, was found
guilty of similar charge and put under
$1,000 bond, the execution Of the SEN
tence having been suspended to satur-
day, and from that day to yesterday,
was also called up. The case was again
continued, this time until the 2lst inst.
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Boatd of Education.

The following business was transacted
after going to press with our last
edition yesterday: /.
For the position OF Clerk, Mr.. Owens
nominated B. q. 81. DeBeck. Mr..
Frintz nominated Chas. II. Hornbereer,
On The first ballot MIR. DeBeck was re-
elected b. a vote OF "a Dir. Horuberger
received "a W. M. Trevor !, blank 1.
MIR. ONeil moved to adopt the rules
OF last year, which the President de-
cided carried before Mr.. w. Ii. Morgan
could take an appeal.
For Assistant Clerk. Mr.. Simon nomi-
mated Mr.. Fnos.. Cullsnan. Mr.. n.
Thane Miller Nominated Chas. II. Fox.
DR.. Bthrman dominated Charles q.
Turcke.
Mr.. Wulsin nominated W. II. Gibbs.
Mr. Bauer nominated W. Leuchtea-
berg.
Mr. Warren nominated T. D. Armed.
Mr.. Cuilenan was reelected on the
second ballot, receiving IS votes 70
rurcke's 20, The balance scattering.
The lOl owing no ices OF contests were
read and referred to the Committee on
ElectiOnsa
A. +. Mueller CON ests the seat Of Pc
ter Lauer in the Fifth Ward.
Alex. Neal contests The seat OF e. w.
Merrill in the Il ghteenth Ward.
j. j. Marvin contests the seat OF X, y,
Morgan ia the Seventeenth Ward.
The notices Of contest were referred
to the Comm ttee on Elections when ap-
pointed.
Tie Cnair announced Abe following
! oinnftlee on Apporti0Hment OF D.s.
tricts: Messrs- ~B.r', 0'Nell. Eckei,
Ferfy, Long, Simon aud Whitley.
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Hugh Hastings Explains.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE CONNER
cial Advertiser, editorially referring to
the Worlds report of Tweed's confes.
sion, says: "In this statement Mr..
Hugh Hastings is made to figure as
having received a check fol
$4,000, which, it is alleged,
was to go to Senator Woodin. Mr..
Hastings hopes at the proper time to an
swer all questions in relation to that
check, in a satisfactory manner. 1t was
a legitimate transaction, anl be desires
to say that Senator Woodin received no
part OF that $4,000 in any shape OF
Iorm."
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LATEST LOCAL.

The Garrison Bros, lately part own
ers oil the Arlington hotel, have bought
out the interest OF MIR. Ross, aud are
aow sole proprietors OF that piace.
CHARLES WOODS was arrested last
svsus1g iar stealng two pair of shoes
{, an jvhn II. Fanger. lii the Police
t-uart This Hiorntng he was fined $50 and
sent sht Tor thirty days.
TIM Hsh ID Burnet Woods Lake are
tiyi"s aut, owing to the discharge OF
i p,isonQns matter from Pitton's dye.
reuse ana The overflow Of Usrry's Pend.
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The Babies.

DIR. Maley anu his energetic corps OF
assistants have been busIly engaged for
the last few days In perfecting arrange
ments for the Infantle Exposition, which
commences at Greenwood Hall next
Thursday afternoon, and now every
thingis In tip-top order, The show is
bound to be 4 success. Nearly yltwo hun-
dred cherubs have been entered for
competition, and the cry Is still they
come. + r..
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. AIMEE.
A n M H E

The QUEEN OF OPERA B0UFFE, with her
Complete Company Of 80 Artists.
| TONIGHT a new Opera. First time here
OF Herve's successful and most amusing opera,
| La BELLE POULE (Poulet and Poulctte).
AIMEE (Hrst time here as..... .POULETTE,
h 10 morrow "wednesday Afternoon, at / 0
ipala Matinee-LA FILE DE NINE. ANGOT.
i(Mlle. Duparc as Clalrette; Gueymard as
iMlle. LaDge.l a,
h Matinee admission 50c; Reserved Seats 25
and SOC extra, according to location.
To- morrow "wednesday Evening, first time
in many wears Of LA BBLLE HELENE.
z Thursday Evening new Opera; first time
here Of LA BOULANGERE A DIES EOue
t(The Rich bankers).
( Evening Prices--5Oc, 75c, III ana III OI
I Senls and LlbrettOs at HaWlcy's.
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One Eax on the Road

National Associated Press to the Star:
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April T.-This
morning brakeman named Maynard,
on the Reading Railroad, was instantly
killed by being crushed between the
cars, at Twenty-second Stand, Pennsyl-
vania avenue. This was his hrst day
OH the road.
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RTnderDest SuDpresse d /.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 1.-THE
Treasury Department has received in
formation that the German Government
has issued offio notice.of the suppres-
sion OF the rinderpest throughout the
German empire.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1.-THE base
ball season was professionally opened
here yesterday afternoon by the Indi-
annapolis Club and the home nine. The
grounds were in splendid condition, the
weather fine and attendance large. The
following is the score by innings:
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-THE LATEST
Failed.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, April 17.-Messrs. Lnckhart
& Dempster, commission merchants and
metal brokers, of Liverpool, have failed.
Their liabilities are not known.
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,rne Rnslneers, strike.

National AssoeIhteu Press 20 the Stat
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April II THE po.
sitiou of the striking engineers OF the
Reading Bailfoad FamaiBs HbsAt ths
same. reysenger tfaina hare ell bssh
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Ed!E lion

Probably tair or partly cloudy and
t0aym ,geather for the neEt t.1enty-toaF
hours.
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VNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
wv the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to D. L. STAHL. at
Shook q McNicolps stable, southwest corner
Bi Fifth and sycamore. noi5-H
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HD-.-M1scE scELLANEoUs

VIZ TANTED-EvERYBO TO KNOW
VV.lhat H. WEBER, 800 w. Fifth street.
opposite Trinity School, sells the best ladies'
klu and pebble side laced shoes at 81 %.
jaz7-3mS, ,Tu&Th
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WOODS THEATER.

F7EYERY EVENING during the week. also
wv ednesday ana Saturday Matnees, MATT.
MORGAN'S NOVELTY COMPANl AND
Iii HISTORICAL TABLEAUX. aplb-u
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, w ANTED-BOYS-T sell papers for this
efice. tt
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WhiE.RepubIican Party.

The Daily Nation. which has hereto
fore been an Independent journal, an
nounces in its issue Of this morning,
that it will hereafter be an organ OF the
WI hig.Republican party, under plat
form which il annouMces.
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FOR RENT.

IT7OR RENT-HOUSE-No. 3j2 West Sixth
| II street; two story brick, nine rooms. Apply
! al 65 West Third street. lI-4G
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THOR RENT-COTrAGE-T rooms and
summer kitchen, gas water and all modern
c0nyeniences, at No. 50 Oehler street. Rent
$l2 in advance Apply at 253 freeman street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-H0USE--No 90 East Fourth
street, stone front, twelve rooms and hall;
will sell for half it's value. Go and look at it
and make an Offer. list
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TOR RENT--HOUSE--296 Wade street; six
F rooms, large attic, gas, water and bath, all
newly painted and papered. Apply at south
east corner of Poplar and Baymillcr streets
. 17-at
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WASHINGTON.

Mr. Evarts Hopes for Peace.
National Associated Press to the Star. IT,
WASHINGTON, April IT. - Secretary
Eyarts, in conversation to-day on the
warllke attitude OF Russia and Turkey,
said that though the position of affairs
was extremely critical, he thought there
was yet hope for peace.
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

.T1OR SALE =. FARM Good farm OF y7T
10 acres. situated u miles from Williams
burg. in Clermont County. Farm IN gooa
'Oraer. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. good
Chance for any one desiring it 10 get good
home. Address B. Z. s., Star Office, 23O wal
hut street, Cincinnati, D.
u iy2,d&iy27w-tf
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tNOR SALE--HOUSE--No 50 Barr street
r will sell to pay 10 per cent net; under lease
lot II feet front. finely finished. This proper-
6rty must be sold. T-2t
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T3OR RRENT-STABLE-On Gapo street, be.
tween Walnut and Vine. Will accommo-
date four carriages, 25 by so feet.' Address
w. H. FISHER, 255 Walnut street.
ap14-3tS, ,Tu&Th
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RI ngsR Families or groceries IN want OF
ANAHW good Flour - warranted to give
FVENbHU satisfaction can be supplied by
kVVts going 10 the WEST EN- ID MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES x. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman. mh1-3m
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0tENTENNIAL COMIC PICrURIAL.-Hu.
I j mors of the great show, profusely illustra-
Tod, awful funny, mammoth size, only loc, o
any ncwsdealer. Take look at it and laug
= hundred years. my26-t
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fTUNTER's AND TRAPPERS Illustrate {
III Practical Guide. = Cunning and rife
shooting: making aud using traps, snares and
nets; baits and batting; preserving. stretch
ing, dressing. tanning ant dyeing skins and
Taxidermist's Manual, SOC. Dog Training,
ssc. Humors OF ventriloqulsm. l5c. Improyc-
ment o Memory, l5c. OF book sellers or by
mail. JESSE HANEY g CO., liz Nassau
street, New York. noss-M
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DABIBS OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, ~ cts, at any news stand.
feli-tY
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NTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
- 200 designs and ideas invaluable to al
Painters, SC. just the thingwanted aud must
a any book store OF painters supply store.
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ttNOR SALE-HOUSR--No "A West Ninth
10 street, stone front, ten rooms, hall and side
entrance; only $500. This is a decided bar
gain: house vacant; go and look at 1T. T3t
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REMOVAL.
FOR RENT--ROOMS

TOR RENT-ROOM-A nicely furnlshca
between George and Seventh Streets
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNEANTED--SIT ITUATIOS-To do cooking
w or up stairs work, city or country, Ap
ply at l46 CLARK street. It-oO
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iT1NOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4k-lb.
IL pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds. 50: choice
1eathers, itc per 10. Feathers renovated. Z.
Nam and Walnut. fourth floor. ap7-28t
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the democratic situation. and the only fea-
lures which can make the justices forget
their partisan proclivities.
THE COUNSEL WILL ARGUE THE POINT.
The commission will resume tomorrow
forenoon at IL o'clock, and two hours will be
given to the counsel on each side to discuss
the merits of the different certificates.
WILL HAVE TO INDoRsE cRONIN. .af
The ruling of Justice Bradley to-day
would require him to indorse the governor S
certificate to Cronin, while Justice Strong
decided while on the supreme bench of
Pennsylvania, not long ago, that the decis-
ions of courts of competent jurisdiction in
such matters are binding, and should be
final in all matters pertaining to the inter
probation of the state law.
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FOREIGN.
The Downfall of Midhat Pasha and
His Punishment.
The Causes of Midhat Pasha's Fail.

Inc causes Oh mf0nat faSnas Eafi.
LONDON, Feb. "a special from Constants
noPle TO the Pail Mall Gazette says the cause
of Midhat Pasha's fall dates rom some time
back. The fmperious character of Mtdhat
Paslla clashed with the firmneSs of the sui
tan, whose liberal views went far ahead of
Midhat's. The constitution disappointed the
sultan by multiplicity in its reserves and
cussions occurred between the sover-
eign and the minister. The sultan
desired to introduce a largely foreign element
into the Turkish administration, especially
to employing Englishmen in leading positions
i'm all departments. His majesty expressed this
casions, and last week took him sternly TO task
for not having acted upon it. Midhat replied
CURLY and wrote subsequently, to the sultan
in indeferential terms. On Friday last he sent,
for Midhat Psha but the summons was not
obeyed. On Saturday Midhat remained home
on the plea of indisposition. On Sunday the
third summons was disobeyed but Midhat at
tended the ministerial council in the after
noon. Meanwhile the police discovered
secret correspondence which showed that
Midhat Pssha was plotting for the
oyeTthT0% a Gf ths ac glsan 6 and Md hls
day peremptory order brought Midhat
to the palace, suspecting nothing. On enter
ing he was arrested and his letters laid before
him. There was no gainsaying evidence
sgsins;t HIM and he asked for merSy yeA
and Midhat Pasha was offered
the choice of leaving the country
or being srraigned before the tribunal ON the
charge of high treason. He elected to leave
the country. The letters found disclosed that
night to the palace to demand the abdlcation
of the sultan. The fall of Midhat Pasha will
check reforms. the sultan being deter
mined to carry out the constitution.
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sanguine Rutherford.

CINCINNATI Special to the n. Y. Herald.
LAWYER 81 this c;tv and ! PERSONAL friend ~
Governor Hayes. visited Columbus yester-
day, and while there had a brief interview
with the republican presidential candidate.
During the conversation Colonel Campbell
remarked: Governor, | suppose. yon do
not care to give any opinions on the presi-
Dental question at this timer Governor
Hayes replied "Oh, yes. ! am stating it
in this way. 1t has now become law suit,
and we have good case, good lawyers, a
good court and good prospects"
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Noblesville Independents: There is gypsy
camp on the line of Marion and our county,
containing about 300 persons, and they are
burning fences, hunting chicken co0ps, look
ing out for spring and smoke houses, and
are posting every person around them.
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BEFORE THE FIFTEEN.
Arguments Before the Electoral Tri-
bunal. ,9
Speeches by Messrs. HOadley, Evarts
and Merrick.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The commission re-
assembled in open session at IL o'clock this
morning. The counsel on both sides was
present except Judge Black.
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RUhE fAhf1sAh NOTE. II u-aa.
There is nothing in the vote taken to-day,
beyond its partisan character, to prejudice
such anticipations. Judges Green, Trumbull
and Black are still buoyant s
WILL TILDEN GET HIS RIGHTS?
Nearly all the democratic members are
beginning to see that Florida and Tilden
may yet get their rights as clearly given
them by the supreme court. 1t is very sell
dom that the United States supreme bench
reyerses the decisions Of state supreme courts
on matters involving the Interpretation of
the state law. Here lies the real strength of