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O'Leary, the WaIkist, Weakens.

New YoBK, July The pedestrian
OLesry failed to make MS 800 miles
from last Monday at - NJ. uutil mid
night to night. Tonight II physician :
pedestrian 5 failure 10 complete his tssk X
was an accute eruption produced by heat,
persplration and the chatting OF his un-
der garments. He made Al miles, me
last mile being done in II minutes and
% seconds
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CopyrightLaw Adopted.

MADRID, July The Spanish Con-
gress has adopted n Copyright bill, whore
by the subjects OF States whose logI-Is
ton in r"gard to literary matters l. sim
liar to Spain will have in Spain the same
rights rs Spanish subjects. Within -
month the literary treaties with France
England, Belgium, Portugal, and Hol-
land will be renounced and others nego-
tiated on me basis Of rccIprocItN.
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Montreal Orangemcn.

MONTREAL, July The Orangemen
we've rather discorcertod over the
action Of the trustees Of the city
churche. N refusing them the u" Of their
editices TO hold divine service on the
I2Lh. The volunteers OF the Fifth mill
,a-v d.f.rict- will be- be called out.
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DiahOneat (Ilrk.

COLUMBUS, Jolly 81. hA, Ju,l eona
- light lhA. Chsris Z. Seersafaer =
book-Eeepsr for the rnu ic house Of JO.
Harris, hs, embszzied funds 'rpm h.
emplOyss 70 the amount Of tZOCJ Or
5000. Eserssnsr cot Lfes.ed - To"
crime, bat mas not yet been arrested.
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Death to the Dog.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Ohe ,bou,Ani
Elk hundred and thirty-siI dogs hsy"
been received since the opening Of the
pound. 0fthis number 800 have been
drowned. An s1dItions. go curs were
captured O-day.
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TaE eighth annual district tar will be
held at Barnesville. Oaio on the llth,
18th, 18th and l4th OF September next.
This will be among The first fairs of the
season, and as the Barnesvllle fair is
algnys drst-clsss exhibitors and visitors
should make note OF It.
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s,aaaeona Insurance Company.

MONTREAL, July THE shareholders
OF the Stsdacons Insurance Company
sre dissatisfied With the resolution OF the
directors 80 wind up the company, and 4
general meeting will be held TO deter
u inc the course to pursue.
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uo, weath.r-soI.rFata

OMAHA, July The weathsr for the
pa.. wees nss been extremely dry and
hot the thermometer raag.us from -
- s6, today reacaing l0L 70 the shsde.
Four :ats cs.es Of -qn.stroke are re-
! nlrf.I
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siR. HENRY CRAWFORD, q Short creek
tsrIner and well-known IN this city, died
~ h,s home last Friday, aged about
.oventy-two years. Mr.. Crawford WAS
worry well-to-do bachelor. In MS will
he leaves two thousand dollars and one
third of his estate to Mrs. PAGE, an aunt.
The residue he bequesthed TO two
cousins, one of whom lives III Indiana
and the other in New York
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DrOH ned.

COLUMBUS. July s-Commp1ore VI.
Meredith, OF Marengo, Morrow county,
wa drowned ID. night, 10 i5e O.ea;ag :
river, while :CrtIag The stream 10
buggy.
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Three Men Buried Alive.

OMAHA. July Three men, working
IN = well on the grounds Of Creighton
College tIis afternoon, we're buried alive
~ 3 grea: depth oy the csv.ng 10 70. to-"
side. There l. bu: little hope OF reaching
them s.Ive.
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Psu.Presbyterian Council.

EpISBURGR, July 8-SPecis. services
were neld II TIE churches today 10 on.
necaon WITH the Psn-Pres bytsr'Al Cp.E-
ell!
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Iusurance receiver Appointed.

CHICAGO July 7.-George NJ. Boage
WAS to-day appointed Receiver Of the
Chicago Life Insurance Company.
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VOL. II.
athrc|lnQ Araistcr,
Goid closed Saturday al 1865

TIE loeoticr tot ~ ,oiH be pd' tSV
coa'y ,stm southerly - 'cesterly 'o,nds
stationary temperature. aad toeai rains.
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Ia,x.InxoIee of Nermon..

NEw YORK, July Seven hundrei
and thirteen Mormobs arrived to-day
They lesvs promptly for their ds,tIns
tloa.
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Troops for Cuba.

PARIS, July Sit is announced from
Madrid that $4,000 soldiers viii ss. IN
August for Cubs.
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laE five steamship, whicn were out
ward bound from New York on Sstur-
dav were over crowded with tourists.
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SAN Francisco, July 8

Adjwaat- General, Washington
The following kilograms, both from
Lewiston, have just been received from
nv Ald-de-canp, whom | had sent up TO
General Howard 5 command. Tne first
telegram, July 4.h, says:
NO news direct from General Howard
since the lst. The Klamath company Il
expected tomorrow. Shall % with it..
Captain WnippIes detachment struck n
bsnd OF Nez Perces, under Looking
Glass. at kamais, on Sunday, and in
ficted severe punishment, capturing II
large amount OF stock Indian Inspector
Watkins, who has recently been with
General Howard, writes from LspwsI
TINS afternoon to General Suliy here,
that this success and General Howard. :
vigorous sctlon 6'c producing marked
results. Looking Glass wishes to come
In with ms band Watkins states that
Joseph Eas crossed the Salmon, and IL
making east for the Bitter Root country,
with General Howard ~ nj neals and
WhIpple barring the way, and that
Joseph. thus harassed, Is Oh the point OF
breaking up. There are 40 signs OF the
other Indians taking hsnd.
The second telegram i. dated the 5:h
and say. the following was received from
Captain Perry, dated A. NJ, the 4th. ~
Cottonwood.
The Indians have bocl around us all
dav in force, and very temons!ratIve.
Last evening Lieuteuan. Rams, with
ten soldiers sud two citizen scouts, were
killed. Had not WhiPp.e, with his
whole command, come 70 our rescue, my
little psrty would have sil been undou5t-
etlv taken. II l. unsafe 10 send any
thing 70 MIN until the Klamath comPsny
arrives. He urges thst It be sent TO MS
aid with sll dispatch. Information Just
Up By bost pOstpOnes the srrIvaI OF thst
company Gay or two Still there i no
news from Howard. l: Is probable tnat
his couri.rs have been intercepted. A
citizen from Colvile, ju:! II, represents
INC situation on the Spokane s. mos:
threatening. General -ul.y, who Is here,
shares 10 his spprehenslons. Il seeing
there Is ample grounds to- GeCera. How
ards application for more troops.
h EELER, AlG-ds- Camp.
Instead OF the Second infantry, ss d.
rected. I hsve determined 70 send It Is
Gen. Howard desired-thst is, by rail C
San francisco, BY steamer 70 Portland
and thence by boat 70 Lewiston. Troop:
to and en route tn BOISE, Idaho, vii. Ot
sufficient, believe, for that district snd
if not, it can be the more readily rein
forced than that OF the ColunIbis district
! hsve ordered 81 the troops from For'
Yums, two companies, 70 Boise and have
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Death Cardinal.

RoME, July s.-Card.na. Phillip
DeasgeiI Is dead.
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III. rorEi>h Position IN As,n.

EKz RuuM, July The following
the position of the forces IN Arm"niH
The Turkish right wing conlrunts thH
Russian lott A. Utch. X ili.sn Facr
PashA hss fresh body Of 2OOI
Russians opposed u him near BnyszId
Another Russian DIVISION OF 10000 D.
marching towards Ardshan Muhk,ar
Pashas advance guard !. within four.
teen mlc. OF Kars Battle are expected
Mt Utsch-K lllssa and Baysz.d. ltsHis"
believed that MuhktRr Pnha wall De-
cu ugsged soon The provisioning OF tb"
belligcrcnt armies II now "A matter "i
great difficulty.
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'eSoy nSi ' e'''u' "''0 '"' t'''7 "
4uA'Iy ana quA''''y A'' very 'H'0"."E
ing 10 ON''''"''' ''''''' '' ''''' ''.' -
say
Ssteruay saa Pr Sih',t y, n'% 'b % 'rp s"d
-Four Exchange, which attracted much
attention from their gNceiiehee' Inc
'o1''T''.s Io--' ~ ,,,,,-,,, Ia,,,,;os III
Fnnz and Amber wheat trom Butler
county, OHIO. The wheat was entirely
d'l5'e"' III app'a ",'' 'hn, ,''' ,.o, I 'o,, bor
win il. sunarior character srou I'd more
than usual interest IN the samples ex-
hIo't1a.
H''oA0oU'S 'I' "'' - ,'',
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LATER advices do not confirm the
rumor of the Pope's death On saturday.
The event, however Is evidsntly not far
od, .1r in addition to the Popes great
sge and many cares, there have been re-
Gently marked evidences OF physical
decay. the latest OF which Is dropsy. He
ia, been overtaskei durIag the ce!ebrs-
tion of mis- golden jubilee, und has re-
fused 10 spare himself, insisting upon
meeting the crowds OF pilgrims.
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broken up Camp Independence and sen,
the company to the same destln stion.
Mcdowell. Major General.
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LUUISIAN a.
The Indictment OF the Returning
Board-The History ofthe Rape Of
that State 10 be shown Up.

Special Dispatch To the Enquirer.
WAsHINGToS, July ..
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Prom Russian OnicfaI Sources.

81. PxTEEsBUEG, July 1t is os-
c.slly announced that the Irivsh column
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The wheat crop in some sections Is 81
ready harvested, and the reports of the
quality and quantity are very encourag-
ing. The Baltimore GDsstte ot'the sixth
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IsniIronI Nrcclinrs-EniIrn.

New York, April lG.-The Board OF
Directors Of the Rock Island Railroad
Company, at meeting to-day authorized
The Vice President and Treasurer to re.
ceivc and cash bids for per cent 40
year bonds until April 25th, They also
directed that the 40, 200 shares OF stock
in the company's treasury shall be trans.
ierred to the names OF Vice President
David Dows and Treasurer Tows until
legal authority, which they say is now
wanting, can be obtained to cancel these
shares.
A small failure OF stock brokers A. E.
Laing Il Co. is announced today and
Western Union, Lake Shore and Eric
etOck sold out for their account.
At a meeting OF the directors Of the
Chicago & Rock Island Railroad Com.
pany to-day Hugh Riddle was elected
President and David II Dows Vice Pres.
ident.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1G.-Morris
Taylor fatally shot Henry Greer yester.
day.
PorsyILLE, Pa, April 16.--Jack Ke.
hoe, Molly Mcguire, was this forenoon
sentenced to be hung for the murder OF
F. W. s. Langdon, committed at Auden-
reid in 1852.
New YORK, April 16.-Chas. Brooks,
q colored convict on Blackwells Island,
in attempting to escape to-day made an
assault on the keeper, when the latter
drew pistol and fired, killing Brooks
instantly.
BALTIMORE, April 16.-Last evening
James Abbott and wife, ls0 Lee street,
while visiting were called home by the
announcement that their daughter, aged
Is, was dying. Returning they found
their daughter dead. Mrs. Abbott was
SO affected that she fell to the floor a
corpse.
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TIE TURF.
Louisiana Jockey Club.

Nav ORLEANS, April lG.-The fifth
day Of the Louisiana Jockey Club meet.
ing was clear and pleasant, attendance
large and track in good condition.
First race-Niile and quarter, purse
$500. Jack Hardy won by two lengths
Time, 2:l4i. Hardy led from the start
to the close.
Second racs-CottrilI stakes, for three
year olds, $95 entrance pay or play, S4OO
added, Is entries and starters. Aunt
Betsy won by two lengths. Time, 2:44t.
Third drace-Consolidated purse Of 5000
Belle Barclay won by three lengths,
Time, l:4Sf.
Fourth race-Four mile heats, Alleges
purse Of 5000. Geo. Quinine won in
two straight heata Time, 7:46 and 1859.
Each heat was won easily.
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New ORLEANS, April lG.-The Su-
preme COnclave OF the Order OF Hepta-
sophs, or Seven Wise Men, closed its
labors on Saturday night at - o'clock,
after having transacted considerable
business in the interest Of the Order.
Most Of the delegates will leave to-day
for their homes. They express them.
selves as well pleased with the reception
extended by the members here. During
their visit they called in body on Gov.
Nichols, who received them in cordial
manner. They also visited the Legisla-
turc, and were by special vote admitted
on the floor Of both the Senate and House
OF Representatives. Yesterday carriages
were provided for the Representatives
and they visited the cemetery and rifle
clubs and spent the afternoon at New
Lake. At night they were entertained
by lonia Conclave. a number Of ladies
were present, and speeches were made
by Judge Tissot, Prof. Dimtry, and Rep
resentatives from various States.
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Attempted Whipping OF Col. A.
X. Mcclure.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1G.-Quitc an
excitement was created on Chestnut street
today by an attempted whipping OF Col.
A. X. Mcclure, Of the Philadelphia
Times, by Nat. Mckay, n government
contractor. Mr.. Mcclure was in com.
pany with Ex-Governor Curtin, when
Mckay approached with a long whip
and struck him. Then Mcclure caught
Mckay by the throat, and while holding
him some one from behind dealt Mcclure
blow, while another in front OF him
struck him over the lefteye. These men
are supposed to be friends OF Mckay.
One OF them got away, and the other was
arrested along with Mckay. The pris.
oners were given hearing at the Central
and were held to bail to answer.
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the report, because the two institutions,
the Hospital and the Asylum, are treat
ed MS one, and no distinct account il set
out for each. The total receipts of the
two for 1876 were Ss,9sG 80, and the ex-
penditurcs Sll,lsO 81. Deducting cash
on hand on the lat Of January and there
remain outstanding debts to the amount
Of Sl,20s %.
The management seems 10 be conduct.
ed on very economical principles. The
services Of 10 sisters are set down among
the expenses at only $3.50, which Is Ger.
tainly very resonable. The wages OF EN-.
ployes were only Sl3G 80. OF course u
good deal Of aid is obtained from the
older orphans girls in the institution.
There were Last year 60 Of these orphans,
ranging in age from TO 10 years. The
number Of patients during the year was
l22, Of which II were medical and 10
surgical patients, 20 persons not under
treatment, and 10 charity patients--the
last mostly aged and in(rm.
DR.. FrisSell is the surgeon and physi.
clan in ordinary to the institution, but
all reputable physicians are admitted to
practice, as patients may desire. The
charges for board and nursing are reason.
able, ranging from 81 so to $40 per week.
There is no place in the city where any
one deprived Of the comforts Of home can
be 80 well nursed when sick. The insti.
tuition has u well established reputation
in this respect. Indeed, taken in con.
nection with the excellent reputation Of
Wheeling M seat Of medical science
and skill, there il no place in all this re.
Gion ot country where sa1erer from
any form Of disease can be more desira.
bly, housed than in the Wheeling Hos
piial.
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Spotted Tail Brings Them In.

CHEYENNE Wy, April lG.-SroTrED
TAIL AaEScY, NEE, April l5.-About
a thousand northern hostilcs made 4
formal surrender Of their arms, ponies,
Nc, to Gen. Crook, at this post, yester.
day. Their entry was very dramatic.
Encircltng Spotted Tails camp and
discharging their guns in the air
they called forth the whole force Of their
chiefs to greet them, after which their
head chief delivered short speech be-
fore Gen. Crook, indicating his desire for
peace by laying his rifle at the Generals
feet. Among the chiefs are One.who-
touches.the.clouds and Roman Nose,
whose village was destroyed at Sioux
Bnttes last summer by Capt. Mills.
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The Wool House Committee.

Istcuhenvlle Herald Of yesterday EVENING"
The Executive Committee recently
elected by the committees representing
the State Oranges OF Ohio, West Virginia
and PennSylvania, to make arrangements
for handling wool, will meet at Steuben.
vile, Ohio, on Tuesday, 18th OF April, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. The committee will
likely be in session two days, and would
like to meet as many wool growing
Patrons as can favor them with their at.
tendance. Complete arrangements for
handling wool the coming season will be
made at that time. Sheriff Johnson, at
the Court House, will direct parties 10
the place of meeting. BY order Of the
Committee. A.C. AuLT,
Chairman.
I'D. WHITMAN, Stcy.
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FoET Scorr, April l6.-It is now ascer.
tained beyond doubt that graShopper
eggs in this section are unproductiye.
Careful experiments have been made, and
in addition the weather Of the last few
days has been warm enough to have hatch.
ed them out by the million had the eggs
been good, but not one OF the pests can Be
found. The farmers generally are iubi-
liant, and big crop Of everything is
looked for in Southeastern Kansas.
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FIRE RECORD.
100000 Fire Mt Ashland. q.

CINCINNATI, April 1G.-A fire at Ash.
land, Ohio, on Saturday evening, de.
stroyed brick block adjoining Millcr's
Hotel. THE fire is supposed to have been
the work Of tramps, number OF whom
were arrested during the fire. Loss &c.,.
600; insurance $4,000.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 1G.-A FIRE this
morning, at Washington, Kansas, de.
stroyed the store Of J. s. Vedder 4 Co.,
along with their entire stock and about
1000 bushels Of corn. Loss $1,000
insurance $1,000.
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The members Of the Nichols House
are in caucus tonight considering the
adjustment proposals, which are that the
present organization Of the Legislature
shall remain intact, the roll to be the
same asithat called by Clerk Tresevant
on the first day OF the assembly Of the
Nichols legislature atst. Patricks Hall,
emitting the names Of seven members
who have since been seated.
The House roll will include 50 Demo
crats and 81 Republicans, one Democrat
ic member having died. 1t is understood
that This arrangement is satisfactory TO
the Conservatives. The Commission has,
it is said, advised the President Of the
acceptance Of this plan by the Nichols
government, and will await the Presi-
dentS approval before submitting the
matter 10 Packard.
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TUE WHEELING HosrIrAL AND On.
ruAN AsYLuM.-We have before us a
copy OF report just published in pamph.
let form in regard to tho history and
present financial condition Of this insti.
tuition This report is submitted in con.
ioFmity with resolution passed in
March last at meeting Of the following
gentlemen, representing n majority Of
the stock, viz Bishop Kane, Father Sui.
iivan, lI', Me'srs. Reilly, Kennedy, Jas. G.
WhytG and John A. White.
The present Board Of Trustees cou,is,s
of Bishop Kane, Michael Reilly and Hon.
Fy Moore. The hospital was founded ma
lar back as 1852 by Bishop whelap,
Henry Moore and John Brazil, together
with other stockholders. ThSc three
gentlemen we're elected the first trustees
The institution has been real benefit 10
the city, and We are glad to know that +,
!" "lnaprosperous condition. We speak Of
1t as prosperous because We notice by the
report before us that it paid over to
'ne orphan Asylum connected with II
0uFins 1870, tue sum Of $500 20. OF
course thls was not net receipts. How
much OF it was net cannot be told from
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WILMINGTON, N. c., April lG.-The
three.mnst schooner Chas. L. Elmer.
loaded with molasses, is ashore of Top.
sail Sound, bottom upward. Cargo and
vessel total loss. A log.book picked
up, supposed 10 belong to that vessel,
shows that the crew consisted OF IL men.
1t is thought all were lost.
4 schooner loaded with lumber is
ashore near Rich Inlet. The vessel is
broken in two and, with the cargo, is a
total loss. It is feared the crew we're all
lost,
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a Case OF suspended animation.

BESSNaToS, VI, April l6.-Dr. R. H.
Green, of HooSack, n. Y, was thought
to be dead, and the body was placed in
n vault about two weeks ago. As he had
narrowly escaped burial while in trance
several years since, his wif5was request.
ed to visit his body until no doubt Of
death existed. 1t is now said that last
Saturday.signs OF life were noticed and the
body was removed from the vault. The
attending physicians pronounce it case
OF suspended animation.
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CHICAGO, ILL, April 16.-The general
freight agents Of the trunk lines to day
fixed a basis for the ro.es on live stock
between Chicago and New York, at AZ
cents on hogs and so cents on other cat,
tie, with difference Of Q cents in favor oil
Philadelphia and 8 cents in favor of Bal.
timore. The rates TO other points, un,
CHANGED.
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CHICAGO, April 1G.-Hugh Riddle, Of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail,
way, was to-day elected to the Presidency
Of that road, vice John +. Tracy, resigned,
President Keep, Of the Northwestern
Railway, in an interview to-day, denies
that he has any connection with the Wall
street pool which recently resulted so
diAas trOusly to so many operators.
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CNcISNATI, O., April l6. Two men
named Tate and Dodson, OF this city, at.
tempted to settle quarrel over a woman
by fighting a duel this afternoon, back OF
Ludlow, ny. The princlpRls were in
earnest and exchanged two shots, but the
seconds had carefully omitted the bullets
No damages done and no arrests,
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Bond Robbery.

BosToN, April 1G.-Charles Corey, OF
49S Washington street, this morning pur.
chased $4,000 in United States bonds and
was followed to his store by three men,
two OF whom engaged his attention while
the third stole the bonds from Gorey's
coat which was hanging near by. No
clue to the thieves as YET.
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New York, April l5.-Monseigneur
Chatard, Vicar OF the American College
at Rome, recently arrived in New York,
and is at present in this city endeavoring
to collect funds for the maintenance oi
the institution. Al St. Patrick's Cathe.
dral yesterday Monseigneur Chatard 81.
ing introduced to the congregation by
Vicar General Quinn, spoke Of the his,
tory Of the College and its needs; although
the College is not absolutely in debt, its
fund is gradually decreasing. Monseig.
neur Chatard will visit the churches In
New York and the principal cities Of the
country.