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Gave His Goods 10 the Poo,

BosToN, May 2O.-The will Of tho late
Peter Brigham, besides giving large lega.
cies to the relatives Of deceased, devoIes
nearly three'fourths Of the whole estate
10 the Boston Hospital for the Sick and
Poor. Twenty-Five years will elapse be.
lore the bequest will be applied, which,
besides other contingent property, will
be equal to S3,O0O,OOO.
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lsun Down BY m EnrInc,

NLw YORK, May ga hand car be.
longing to the Pennsylvania Railroad, on
which were four workmeh, was backed
into by freight train near Hackensack
this morning. Thos. Hagan and Philip
Goodman were instantly killed; Edward
Henry and Pat. Donaly were mortally
wounded, and several freight cars were
thrown from the track.
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General sitting Bull Defeated

CHICAGO, May 2o.-Lieut. Gen. sheri.
dan has n dispatch from Red Cloud
agency confirming the news OF the Indian
engagement reported last night, Two
runners have come into that agency Civ.
ing the particulars Of, location, killed
and wounded, same as the Bismarck dis
patch, saying that Sitting Bull led the
band which was attacked,
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Chnnge oi OaIcc.

NEW YoRK, May 29.-The Mutual
Life Insurance Company, F. s. Winslow,
President has appointed L. Q. Hopkins,
Of Cincinnati, General Agent for Ohio
Vice, ]. Jennings. The state office here.
after to be at Cincinnati instead Of Cleve.
land.
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Political.

HARRlsDuRG, May 29.-The Republi.
can State Central Committee met to-day
and decided 10 hold State Convention
at Harrisburg August Goth next.
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Decrease In the Size OF Families.
The fact has long been observed that
the tendency OF old and wealthy commu.
mites is to lose rather than to gain popu.
latiOn. People who increase in worldly
substance do not, illogical as il may seem,
increase in their families in anything
like the same ratio rs those who really
have no adequate way Of taking care
of the lives which they rccklessly invoke
into existence. This topic is discussed
in the June number Of the Sanitarian
by DR.. Nathan Allen, learned and ex.
perienCed student Of vital statistics. lie
dcplorcs the exhibits that are coming to
light in New England in regard to fam.
lily matters. He remarks that "wherever
and whenever civilized and intelligent
people fail 10 obtain n proper increase in
numbers from generation TO generation,
it shows something wrong and unhealthy
in their domestic relations, something
defective in the type Of their civilization
and Christianity, some violation OF the
great laws Of health, life and human in.
crease"
According 10 DR.. Allen the census re.
port Of 1875 shows Massachusetts to have
population Of ,65l .9l@, Of whom 4lS,.
9Ol were born abroad. lie contends that
to these latter should be added the chill.
dren Of foreign parents who were born
on Massachusetts soil, but who, as mat.
ter Of practical relation to the subject
under discussion, arc as foreign US their
parents. For instance, very many Of the
Irish cherish all the foreign born notions
of their parents, especially their race
hostility to England and their religious
sepArateness, and are scarcely a whit
more American in feeling than their
pTogeNitors. This ia true in less degree
OF other foreign elements, yet all of them
preserve in large measure those habits Of
life which make them more fertile than
the older stock, and the improved circunl.
stances OF their lives tend for the present
to produce that increase in birth.ra,e
and that lesseniug Of death.rate which, as
Dr,Allen points out, are Indicating fu.
,ure outnumberinG OF the true American
element.
Asa good illustration OF this tendency
the Doctor takes up the vital statistics oI
Rhode Island for consideration, State
in which the percentage classification i,
adopted, and where the foreign element
had 5S per cent OF the births OF the State
the native American population having
increased in ten years 1888 per cent,
while the foreign increase was SO.ll per
cent The S9el married women in the
city OF Providence, between 10 and 10,
born in the United States, had 25S2 chill.
''en in lS7i-5, while the 59l9 married
o women Of the same ages born abroad had
-''- children; that is, the latter class,
numbering nud 9SO2 less than the former, had
Sso more children. II the American
women had In those years had the same
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BospoN, May 29.-Arrangements are
being perfected for The dedication Of 1.-THE
army and navy monument on June 18th.
Attorney General Deyens will be asked
TO deliver The oration. President Hayes
and Cabinet will be invited to attend and
the military display will be unusually
fine.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May 29.-Business light with
commission houses and the jObbing trade
quiet. Cotton goods In moderate request
ut unchanged prices. Three.quarter bleach
cd shirtings more active. Prints quiet,
except low grade fancy, which was active
and firm with an upward tendency. Heavy
woolen goods for mems wear In fair re
quest by clothierS,
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South Carollnn Reputlintiou,

COLUMBIA, s. G., May 99.-The Senate
to-day struck out the fifth section OF
the House appropriation bill, which pro-
yided S270, 900 for the payment Of the
interest on the bonded debt Of the State.
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Sentence OF the Chico Murdercrs

SAN FRANclsco, May 29.-Oryille Dis.
patch, Charles and John Slaughter, 7. T.
Roberts and +. Conway, the Chico mur.
derers, who pleaded guilty TO murder in
the ID degree, were yesterday sentenced
each to % years in the penitentiary. T.
". stanbrook, who stood the trial, got
81 years and months.
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GEN. GRANT AND PARTY.

This morning Gen. Grant and party
were entertained at luncheon by the
Mayor in the Town Hall. Numerous
prominent citizens were present. After.
wards with the Mayor the party visited
the News Room and Exchange. The Gen.
erals reception by the crowd, which filled
the room was very cordial. He made a
brief speech Of thanks from the balcony,
which, was received with reiterated cheer.
ing. He will 60 to Manchester tomorrow
and will leave there in the evening for
London by the Midland road, which has
rendered him special Pullman car.
GRANT AND PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, May 3O.-The POOi says: Gen.
Grant will take dinner with the Prince Of
Wales at Mr.. Pierreponts residence on
the 2lst Of June. He will meet the Duke
Of Cambridge at similar banquet June
26lh.
The Times special from Rome states
that King Victor Emanuel has written
to the Pope congratulating him on the
approaching anniversary OF his Gle.
taiion TO the EpiScopate. The Pope
has sent reply thanking tie
King and taking occasion to beg
him not to permit the Italian govern
ment to despoil the parishes and contra
ternities Of their property, stating that
otherwise he should be constrained 10
protest. The King has made no reply to
the Pope's missive.
In consequence Of President Me- cMahon'q
recent action, the Italian Republicans
have placarded the streets Of Rome with
notices OF a great demonstration at
Apollo Theatre on the 3lst inst. TO de-
clare that Rome can never again become
the Rome Of the Popes.
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ENGLAND.

Arrival OF The City OF Brussels.
LIVERPOOL, May 2O.-The steamer
City Of Brussels arrived here this morn.
ing. Crowds assembled at the landing to
sea the steamer which came up the river
in charge Of four tugs. The Dock Board
steamer, with Gen. Grant and number
OF other gentlemen on board, went TO
meet and welcome the Brussels.
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GREECE.



FAcItehent AMONG The CreInnH,
New York, May 20.-A special from
London says adyices from Athens say
there Is great excitement among The
population Of the Island Of Crete, and
patriotic meetings are being held. fthas
been decided to wait twenty days for an
answer from the Turkish Government to
the demands Of the people; after which
time an appeal will be made to the Great
Powers, asking for the appointment Of
Gladstone under the title Of the Prince
Of Crntn.
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SAN Francisco, May 29.-Georgc H,
Pinney was held to-day TO answer on the
charge Of forgery OF naval certificate Of
Indebtedness in $1,000. Itis probable be
will waive an examination on the other
charges. In default Of bail on the va
rious charges he is now in custody.
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FIRE RECORD.

Saw and Planning Mil Destroyed.
RALrlMoRE, May pa FIRE late last
night destroyed the saw and planning mill
Of Nelson & Aunding, corner President
street and Canton avenue. The loss is
believed TO be heavy.
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MORE EXPLANATIONS.


The MOnitcm declares that Presiden
McMahon will not resign in any event.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and StocLs.

NEW YORK, May 29.-MoNEY-CloScs
easy at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
SISa4 4 per cent. Custom receipts $23O,6OO.
The Assistant Treasurer diSbnrsed to-day
$6A, 900. ClearingS $22,O0O,0OO. Sterling
steady; long at 4.S7H, short 4.S92i. Pro.
duSe exports for the week $4,327 900.
GoLD-0pened and closed at lO6sS, with
sales in the interim at 106A. Carrying
rates la2 per cent Borrowing rates lal u
per cent and fiat.
sILyER-At London 535Gd. Here, silver
l,,, bars 81 A2s, greenbaCks; 81 ~, gold.
silver coin u per cent discount,
GovRRNMRNTS-Stcaly,
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WAX UkFAHIHKhIl
OPHcR oY THE CHEZ SIGNAL 0HTtcKR, J
WARRINGTON, D. C., May SOL 4. Il. J
PRoRADILTTIEs.
For Lower Lakes and Middle Atlantic
States, slowly falling barometer, rising
temperature, southeast TO southwest wind
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, slow.
ly falling barometer, south winds, sta-
tionary or higher temperature and cleal
or partly cloudy weather.
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GREETING THE PILGRIMS.

The passengers Of the City Of Brussels
have landed and are all we'll. The dep
utations from the Liverpool Catholic
Societies went out in two tugs to welcome
the pilgrims. A large crowd cheered
and congratulated the passengers on the
landing stage. The pilgrims were con.
Quoted to the Adelphi Hotel TO be enter.
tanned by the Catholic Club. A Te Deum
is to be sung at the Cathedral. The pill.
grims will then proceed directly to
Rome after visiting various points Of in.
Threat nn The river
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LOUISVILLE, May 2O.-A caarier Jour
nal Evansville special says The Evans
vile, Greensboro 4 Nashville r. Z. was
sold 10 the bondholders today for $50, 900
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in Plymouth sound, should proceed to
sea as soon as they were ready. They
will leave on Wednesday morning. The
destination is unknown, but Il 10 under.
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Nay York, May 29.-Chas. F. Win.
gate will be the new editor Of the EtsniNS
EIpresS, succeeding Erastus Brooks.
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BOARDING.
AplCOsant Front Room on second floor,
suitable for gentleman and his wife, fur.
nished or unfurnished. Also, four young
men can be accommodated with comfort.
able home, board and lodging. Bedrooms
l9by lG, one bed in each room. Good bath,
room, supplied with cold and hot water.
A large front sitting room down stairs,
specially for the boarders. Table furnish.
ed with the best the market affords.
Apply Mt 1875 Sixteenth st. myl9
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FRANCE.
A Circular from dc BroglIe.

PARIS, May 29.-Duke De Broglie,
Minister Of Justice, has issued a circular
recommending the suppression OF Com.
munist apologies and false news, especi.
ally insinuatiOns that France favors war.
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BUCHAREST, May 2O.--The Czar will
on his arrival formally take command
Of both the Russian and Roumanian
armies. All cause for jealousy will thus
be avoided. This, however, does not
alter the arrangement by which the
Roumanian army remains on the north.
ern bank Of the Danube.
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APPOINTMENTS.

John D. Taylor, Fred. Buchanan and
WV. Ryan were to-day appointed Rev
enue S!orekeepers for the First District
of Illinois, and James f. Small Store
keeper and Gauger for the Eighth Dis
trict OF Kentucky.
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CROSSING THE FRONTIER.

ATHENS, May 2O.-M. Comordones has
been summoned by the King to form u
new ministry. An armed party, attempt.
ing to cross the frontier, has been arrest.
ed by order Of the Government.
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Arrival Of the Steamer City Of
Brussels at Liverpool.
The BOnapartlsts In the New
French Ministry.
DeBrOglie Further Explains Nc
MahOn's Position.
The CLOVen Foot Of Imperialism
Sticking Out.
Redif Pasha Dictator Critical
Position of the Non Mussel-
man Populations,
General Grant to Dine with the
Prince of Wales.
WAR NOTES.
Fine SOIdIcrS.

LONDON, May 2O.-The Times Rust.
chuck correspondent writes as follows
The twenty odd thousand troops Of this
garrison are the perfection OF soldiers,
they are brown, open faced, big shoul.
dered fellows, perfectly resigned 10 any
fate that Allah may have for them, with
perfect faith in the bankrupt govern.
tnent, for the chief Of which they shout
and salaam every evening at sunset.
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HTrsBuEeH, May %. - Petroleum
H9let crude ?SX at Parker's; refined
l4ssal4%c, Philadelphia delivery.
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ORDERED TO SEA,

Adespatch from Plymouth says. Very
unexpected orders were received from
the Admiralty late Tuesday evening,
that the channel reserve sguadrons, now
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THE NEW FRENcu MTNIsrRy


LONDON, May 20.-It is noticed that
the Bonapartists get the lions share Of
the appointments under the new French
Ministry. This is causing considerable
uneasiness and suspicion among the Leg
itimists.
The following article is from yester-
days Paris Union, a Legitimist journal :;
every act OF energy should tend to fix
an end TO the combat Republicans, in or.
der to maintain the Republic and to
unite conservative forces, and in order to
resist the revolt as n plan which requires
solution. Has the Marshal one we
should not have raised the question. Had
not the Marshal, appealing to our conf.
dence, asked US to take part in the com.
bat, while not allowing anybody to lay
hands on the prize hoped Tor, but more
and more uncertain victory. 1t allows
the country 10 forecast only two solu-
tions: the expedient OF a presidency for
life or an Imperial surprise. A life
Presidency is monarchical falsehood
and Republican treason. Falsehood
and treason would be a two.fOld insult 10
the dignity Of France. An Imperial sur
prise would deliver up its dupes and nc.
completes TO the indignation Of history.
We shall not be fonnd in their ranks.
The Government, by its composition,
language, acts and inner direction, warns
us that behind the enterprise Of social
defense there may be political mAneuyers.
Rightly or wrongly, the names OF Ger
tain Ministers, the selection OF Projects,
and the preponderating influence OF sew
eral persons, whom we need not name,
induces the conviction that II the Mar.
shal wishes simply and Loyalty TO with
stand the revolution, there may be other
aims behind and around him"
MORE EXPLANATIONS.
PARIS, May 29.-The Due De Broglie,
President Of the Council and Minister OF
Justice, has issued circular to the Pro-
cureurs Generaux explaining that Pres't
McMahon, exercising his constitutional
prerogativc, has interviewed to arrest the
progress Of radical theories incompat-
ible with the peace OF society and the
greatness Of France. The Minister in
vites the public prosecutors to use re-
doubled vigilance and Grmness to insure
respect for the laws established for the
protection Of morality, religion and prop.
erty, and particularly those laws defend
ing them against the attacks Of licentious
newspapers.
WILL NOT RESIGN.
The MOniteur declares that President
McMahon will not resign in any event.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
GENERAL NEWS.
South Carolina Repudiates the In
forest on Her Bonded Debt.--
Next will be the Principal.
Immense Destruction of the Hog
Crop by Disease.
Ten BroeOk's Race Against Time
1.-The Greatest on Record.
Indian Depredations in Texas-..A
Terrible Fight with Apaches.
Nnki.nA
Immense Destruction Of the Hog
Crop by Disease.
Ten BroeCk's Race Against Time
1.-The Greatest on Record.
Indian Depredations in Texas-..A
Terrible Fight with Apeches.
Cabinet Meeting on Mexican Affairs
WASHINGTON.
Peremplory Notice to Mexico


PeremptOry Notice 10 Mexico.
WARRINGTON, May 29.-The Cabinet
to-day determined that letter should be
addressed to the Mexican Government by
the Secretary OF State, notifying that
Government that II must take immediate
pteps 10 prevent raids across the Rio
Grande into Texas, otherwise our mill,
tary commander in Texas will be instruct.
ed 10 follow the marauders into Mexico
and punish them upon that territory.
The action Of the Cabinet does not in
volye the question Of q formal recognition
Of the Diaz Government, but merely deals
with it as the only party that'can be ad.
dressed. Some weeks must necessarily
elapSe before 4 response 10 our demand
can be received and hence there is mol
likely 10 be any immediate invasion oI
Mexican soil by United States troops.
The President, Secretary McCrary, and
several other members Of the Cabinet
will attend the decoration ceremonies al
Arlington Cemetery tomorrow.
THE GREAT LOSS OF HOGS.
Mr.. Dodge, Statistician Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, reports as the re
suit Of the investigation Of the losses,
from diseases, Of swine during the twelve
months: A destruction Of four million
animals, all ages, and the money loss il
more than twenty million dollars. One.
fifth Of the reported loss occurs in the
State Of Illinois; next in prominence are
Missouri, Iowa and Indiana, which to,
gether lose $lO,0OO,OO0. Florida, Ala.
bama, Mississippi and Louisiana have
near y as large u per centage Of loss in
number aggregating in value 81 100000.
The losses are very small in the country
bordering on the great lakes and Pacific
coat. OF the remaining Districts West
Virginia comes nearest exemption, and
Ohio and the Atlantic coast States stand
better than the alluvial districts. The
apparent loss Is equivalent 10 one-third
Of the sum Of the exports Of pork products
for the last year.
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A correspondent explains The incident
recently reported from Constantinople
about the British Consul striking a Tur-
ish officer. Itseems that this correspond
ent, with one companion, crossed in a
sail boat from Guergevo, and were arrest.
ed by Turkish Naval officer. They were
seriously threatened by the moslcm mob.
The Consul came TO the rescue and push.
ed the Captain out Of his way, when the
latter tried to stop him. The correspond.
ent thinks the COnsuPavigorous measures
alone prevented them from being thrown
into the Danube bY the mob,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
"WHoA, EMMA"

A Lon lon correspondent writes: Per-
haps you have heard of the new music
ball song which has q chorus with shout
of Whoa Emmapf II seems to be tune
less yelp, If l can gather any idea OF 1t from
the bray ing OF the sire ct boys. The words
of the song are such it is not likely to be
seen on pianofortes in peoples, drawing
rooms; and it is said that George Ley
bourne, the "lion comique," has got into
serious trouble with the authorities by
making use OF doggerel verses of a charac-
ter which the French, when trying 20 write
English, speak of as tres shocking. But
it is strange what a hold the ejaculatory
3Whoa. Emma!" has taken on the street
Arabs, and even on men OF the lower class.
Occasionally it is used by carter or a
cabman as o warning cry TO get out of the
way, in place of the long popular "HigheI
up!" The other night in Manchester, when
Adelaide Nelson was about to take heI
poison as Juliet, gal cry god unexpected
| ly shouted out TO her, whoa Emmap and
sne had TO whoa in the midst OF her woe
| for the audience roared with laughter AND
| funniest OF all, a few days ago, when Al
| bert Grant, of Emma Mine celebrity, the
| friend oil Schensk, happened TO be in court
giving evidence concerning some Of his
onerations, a hollow voice from man
present whose tattered garb seemed to in
dictate that he had reached hard pan, cried
ouumetalically, whoa, Emma"
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