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DEATH AT THE BRIDAL ALTAR.
prom tho Raleigh iS. c., News. March IL

prom the Raleigh (N C.) News. March IL
A. Thomasvic, n. C., on the evening OF February
o. number OF guests had assembled the residence
OF Mrs Forney. widow OF the late Thomas Forncy
formerly OF Montgomery county, North Carolina 10
celebrate her marriage with William u Thomas son OF
The late j. W. Thomas The appointed hour had couc,
the joyous topes OF laughter had ccpsci. while the
numerous trends and relatives took their places
around 10 await with eager interest tho approach OF
the Two who TO take the solemn vows
that would bind their hearts together sor veal or
woe" moments pause and ihcv made their
appearance The officiating minister, Rev. j.
W. Lewis OF tho North Carolina Confer
ence, took his stand. opened he d'scp.
line and began TO read =: "Dcary bciov cd, we are
gathered together here til. sight OF God. " &c.
When he reached tie second paragraph, wbicn begins
thus--''lnto whicn holy estate these two persons
presen, come now TO be joined. word into"
Tell from his lips the hgure OF The bride suddenly be.
gan droop. ~ urst apon hcr knees, then silently
failing backward on the hoor Ia lfcless swoon 30
great the CONSERVATION OF all present that they
seemed rooted spcibound TO the aoor and TOR mo-
was able 10 render assistance lhcn there
q tush--shc WAS borne away from tho room
rcstoraves administered everything that Kindness or
human neart co0c suggest done to bring hor back
TO lie and conscousncss but all IN vain. Tho edict
had gone forth, and 10 . few minutes sho who 10
havc been happy joyous bride, exuiting In tho
gratulaous Of riends, and participating The icstiv
iusa or ths occasion. Wa she bride Of Death
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an entertainment was given by the President and
Mrs. Hayes to personal friends from ohio. To-mor-
row will certainly DO very lively day. Politicians
are gathering In forco to present thor claims to the
new administration. Tho friends OF parties prom-
nently In nccton with Cabinet oiccs do
not seem backward In presenting them for CONSIDER
alton.
CABINET MEETING CALLED By PRESIDENT
HAYES.
President Hayes has requested the present heads OF
executive departments to attend Cabinet meeting to-
morrow at the usual time. They VIII all attend, in.
cuding Secretary Morrill, VINO s no longer confined 10
his house
BRIsTow FOR THE SUPREME COURT.
Benjamin F. Bristow a!mos, certain TO DO ap-
pointed .he Supreme Court TO all the vacancy
caused by Judge Lavis resignation.
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS
The democrats Of the Senate held meeting to-day,
and unanimously elected Senator ". A Wallace, OF
PennsyivaniA chairman Of the Senate democratic
caucus
ADJOURNMENT or THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court Of the United States to-day ad-
journed I'll Monday next
THIEVES AT WORK DCRINo rHH INAUGURATION
cEREMoSIEs
Several robberies are reported tonight in various
parts Of the city Detectives arrested quite lumber
OF pockets who work along :ho line Of tho
parade this morning. Among other ,hefs re-
ported the following ng:-Durng the DAY, when
mos, persons were away from their homes, two
thieves entered the basement Of house In the
vicinity OF ! and Third Streets went through the
house, stealing numerous articles Of value among
others gold watch $50, pair Of valu-
able bracelets, 30 Ap old lady, who came
down stairs, was assaulted by one Of the men
with PISTOL who commanded her 10 return, which
she did, and the robbers continued their work The
family, on returning home, found the thieves In the
house, but they escaped, although they werc chased
for somo distance
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BURNED TO DEATH

SEVEN PERSONS PERISH IN THE FLAMES
plrrsDug0. Pa, March 8, ls7L
A telegram from Karns CITY, Butler county Pa,
says hre broke out early this morning IN the ONCE OF
the Batcman House there, caused By aghled cigar
match being thrown under tho counter among waste
paper II was discovered BY Nr Baie'nan before Is
mad made much neadway. II ran Tor water, ana, on
returning found tic whole room IA danes, cutting or
escape by the stairway rom the rooms above. Rush
ing through flames be succeeded IN bringing out
ms son bul they both badly burned the dying
siierward The flames spread with fearful rapidity,
consumed
rhe bodies o, Mrs Bateman and her daughters
MINNIE, Louise, Belle and Winnie were burned beyond
recognition.
Ihe body OF ~ Brown, OF sproagle 4 Co., Of New
Yark was almost consumed.
Furry guests were IN Tho hotel al the timc OF tho
Ore. SIX o. whom were injured by jumping from the
windows
Lou kln000i lnsnsaneA- Ran00
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

SAN FRANCISCO, March S, 1871
James Kellogg, bookkeeper for Caroan, Cory Co,
Wholesale hardware dealers, arrested here to-day
for forging checks the firm TO the amount of $11 $40
Kellogg states he induced 10 commit the for
ceres by A. Blackjack. President Of the Gull Of
California Oyster Canning Company, on repre-
scntation that they wore only required, TO
mako show OF funds In making an advantageous pur
chase OF the stock OF tho company. acklock
vertcd tho checks Tor his own use and abscondcd.
Tho Canning Company say he Is defauter to tho
pany 10 the amount OF 500, 900.
Kellogg IS an old resident and has held many posi-
tons OF trust in banking and other firms and hereto
fore borne good character.
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VIRGINIA
FAIR PROMISES, II THEY ARE KEPT-vIRoIN-
IANs DIsrRUsT THE PRESIDENTS MAsrERsHIP

IANs DIsTRUsT THE PRESIDENTS MAsrERsHIP
or THE pARTY-JoE JOHNSTON IN THE CAB
met.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Va, March 8, 1877.
Here among members OF the Legislature and citi.
zens, Hayes inaugural is regarded as kindly, and
promising everything tho southern people have
right expect from republican administration, but
fcar Is expressed that he Will be his MASTER
and that Morton, Sherman and Chandler VIII shape
his course 10 suit their wishes. notwithstanding BIS
present Intentions II Is remarked that Hayes speaks
no ;airer than did Grant, and thai tho Latter aficr
saying, "Lct us have peace" adopted policy ,ha,
inimca The best interests OF the south there
fore u may be stated that great confidence IS
placed IN the ability OF Hayes 10 pursue a mild ana
conciliatory course
JOHNSTON uAvR CABINET piAcEi
In this city, which Is his home the probability OF
Gcncrai Joseph H. Jonnstons appointment 20 tho
Cabinet Is discussed villa great eagerness ON one
hand II l. declared by Influential men that they would
have Johnston accept on the other. the position Of
l.ougstrcct Is pointed cut 10 Johnston fearful
warning that accept oflce from republicans IS
10 RISK everything Tor small possible good. Il Is
plan just ,hat Johnston would DC encouraged
by .uch nnan:niiy Of local purlc sentiment would
probably be demanded ny AIM. aud III advance OF
tive knowledge OF what presidcn, Hayes intends cx.
Coniedcraes aud conservatives express the hope hnl
Genera Johnsion will not commit nimscl! ia any way
iil hc has counselled with leading democrats. rre
aud by one mishap may lose ali his influence In TINS
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SENATOR KEY IN THE CABINET.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 5, 1877.
special despatch from Chattanooga to tho Ameri.
can says that Washington despatch calls Judge Key
10 tho federal capital Official business, and he
started to-day. Our people accept tho situation and
favor making tho best OF It, and hence they urgo his
acceptance OF Postmaster Gonerashp tho means
10 end
Tho American, tho leading democratic paper Of the
State, will say to-morrow:-"Ex-scnator Key, OF Ten
nessee, will probably be appointed Postmaster General
This Is a departure from the general custom, and
would sccm to indicate that Mr.. Hayes means
what he says about IN bipartisan civil eer-
vice. Judge Key has never been anything bu.
democrat. AS OF ability and thorough honesty
his appointment ts u good ndicat lon, and which
will be likely to make the extremists howl while every
man who seeks the prosperity Of our country must
rejoice At this indication, as far as II goes"
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

COMMITTEES xLEcrED WHICH rAvoRs ANAL
oANAT1oN AND THE END OF COMPETITION.
LONDON March s. 1877.
Al the adjourned meeting OF the Drec, United States
Gable Company to-day the Chairman. In accordance
With the decision Of the Master Of Rols declared
NJ. Psnders resolutions for . committee on tho sub
ecs Of anagamasion carried A majority then carried
list Of eight members Of the mmttee. consisting
exclusively OF those iavoring amaigamation, though
appealed 70 by the Board and independent members
permit The minority TO support the Of the dircc-
tors TO DO represented on The committee
The meeting adjourned
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a CABINET SUGGESTION.

THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE RECOMMEND ROBERT
or THE INTERIOR
ToKRKA, Kansas, March s, 1877.
The following preamble and resolution were adopted
BY the Kansas Legislature to-day, having received the
full republican vote:-
Whereas tho growing interests Of the States OF
tho Mississippi deeply Interested In all tho business OF
the Interior aud believe that Is would be
highly beneficial the interests OF these and fast de-
veloping States that Of tho West should
selected by President for that important position
therefore
Resolved BY tho Senate Of tho state OF Kansas the
House OF concurng therein. That
speculy to the President the appointment
that position of Robert r. Van Horn OF Missouri, u
.lcman who for his ability his long acSnain.ance and
for his high integrity and business qualifications, s
inently BILE for that position and that such point
give universal satisfaction 10 the people Of
Kansas
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Az Edward Pickcns. OF No BAL East Twenty ightb
street, was passing through East Twcnythird stree.
lato last evening he seized from be-
hind by James Cannon, OF No to6 First
avenue, and forcibly held whilc William
Jccott ofNo $50 East Twentyiourth street, snatched
his silver watch Pckcns' cries attracted the aten.
ton OF two officers and Cannon was arrested. but
Jefcott secrcted himself In o tenement house
on Twenty third street, where he was subsequently,
found In the cellar with tho watch In mis- possession.
cicott Is said 10 have been TO State Prison for
highway robbery some time ago. but, owing to some
influence with the Governor was pardoncd
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 6-l a. VI.

OFFICE rnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 6-1 A. NJ.
Indications
For Tuesday. in tho South Atlantic States. rising
Ssromc,cr clearing and clear weather, and cooler fol-
owcd by warmer northwest winds.
For the Cult States, north and east winds, rising
barometer aud warmer clear weather. followed ey fall
Ing barometer, and at Western stations southeast
wipds
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer SOUTH
west 10 southeast winds. falling barometer and
warmer, c!csr or hazy weather.
For the rprer Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcy-, failing barometer. war ncr southcrly wirds and
Increasing cloudiuess prcccst!pg storm centre.
For the .sko region, stationary followed by falling
barometer, cooler northwest backing south
wcst.winis ana cloudy or partly cloudy weather
For tho NIdic shd East Atlantic coasts, rising ba-
ron,ctcr possibly preceded 3y slight tall southwcs
~ northwest winds and cooler, followed by warmer,
clear or rartiy cloudy weather..
Tho rivers w,i! con,inuo to iai EXCEPT she Upper
Ohio, which w,li remain stationary
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MAINE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Bosroy. Mass. March s. is

BosroS, Mass, March s, 1871.
By the municipal election AZ Ellsworth Ne. the
democrats elected Mayor by 10 majority and carried
three on, OF nve wards
Al Saco Me-. the republicans elected Mayor by 50
majority and carried six out OF seven wards
w. Butler, republican. was elected Mayor OF PORT
land. Me-. to-day BY 553 majority gain from last
year. Edmund Russell, republican, was elected Mayor
OF Lewiston Me-, by majority OF 27S. Edwin Reru,
republican was elected Mayor o! Bath, Ne. by al
jor,ty The republicans elected their Mayor At Rock
land, Me-, by III majority
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dIDssreh ana Leth in The rs. instance ior The s.le

1dipbursh ana Leth in the nrst instance for tho sac
Or moat
TEE CATTLE DISEASE
The foot and mouth disease has appeared In Shots
well. Wrwickshirc, and Grmsburg, Northampton
shire.
THE HERO MAGENTA.
Special dispatches from Paris say that arshal Can
robert and v. Rouhor are seriously ILL.,
Our FLAG IN BosPHoRcs
Tho United States steamer vandaia will sail from
Constantnoplc on Tuesday next for Nice.
RUINED NJ AMERICAN cHkAP LABOR
Samuel whitman. OF the Calder Vale Iron WORKS, at
Wakeheld, has suspended. His liabilities are $4C0, COO
DARK AND LIGHT
The Oxford and Cambridge boat crews began prac-
Ncc on the Thames yesterday for the apIroachng ng
intes.unvcrsty race.
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THE BLACK FLAG AT SEA.

HALIFAX, n. s., March s, 1871
The brigantne Albion, which arrived at this port
yesterday from Cenfuegos, reports that February
g. wcn thirty miles north Of Gun Key, Of the Bahama
Islands, low, rakishlooking schooner, about sixty
tons, passed her. Shortly after tho Albion camc up
With Spanish brig from Cienfucgos Tor Spain. The
Spanish captain reported that tho strange craft had
signaco him, and when Ec hove to boats crew went
board his vessel and took possession OF whatever
they waited When last seen by the Albion tho pirat.
icaI craft was making for another Spanish vessel.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyss!na viii leave ,h,s porn ou
Wednesday for Queenstown and liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close at tho Pon once -
eight o'clock A. VI
rHs Nxw YoRx HxRALp-EdltIon for Ruropc-wm
DO ready al half-past seven O'Clock In ,hs morning
Single coples In wrappers for n,aiAa: SIX censA
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MRS cUsIcK DEAD.

Mra Bridget Cusick, she victim o. the ncnd,sh a.
Rose street, the particulars Of which IN another
part OF this number diec OF her injuries the Cham
bcrs Street HospiIa. at late hour last nigh.
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KANSAS CONTENT.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE zERALD.l
LAWRENCE, March 8, 1871.
The inaugural address Of President Hayes gives worry
general satisfaction. II Is believed that If the
which ho has foreshadowcd be faithfully followed
his administration will prove Immediately satisfactory
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A NEW PLANET.

WAsHIyGroy, March s, 1871
Professor Henry, OF the Smithsonian Institution, has
receiving the following telegram from Professor
Forester, Director OF the Berlin Observatory
New planet by Palser March % right ascension nine
hours minutes; decln degrees
and one minute north; eleventh magnitude, possibly
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THE NEW DOMINION.

BRITISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SECESSION
UNLESS THE DOMINION REDEEMs IT'S PROM
IsEs
SAS FRANCISCO, Cal, March 8, 1871
Victoria despatch says that AZ meeting held In
that city Saturday night tho following resolution
passed unanimousy:-That IN Difference to the hope
and belief expressed by Lord Carnarvon that actual
railway construction will be commenced BY the Do
ninion government In British Columbia after the lapse
u single summer, II Is hereby resolved that petit
hon be presented 10 the Provincial Legislature pray
Ing that It may be pleased TO take such action this
sion az viii make clear to the Dominion government
that unless the actual construction OF the Canadian
Pacific Railway be commenced or before the LIST of
August 1878. according to the Carnarvon settlement,
this Province Will ask PERMISSION from the British
government to dissolve tho connection with the Do
mInion Of Canada The meeting was the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held in Victoria.
On the last DIVISION the government had majority
ol 6vc In tho House,
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

INDIANAPOLIS, March S. 1871
Governor Williams tonight issued proclamation
calling upon the General Assembly to
session on Tuesday, March
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GOLD IN THE BLACK HILLS.

DEApwooD. q. T., March 4, 1877
Colonel A. l.. King, OF Chicago ami his party have
returned from u prospecting tour. Considerable cx-
ctcmcnt Is created by their report OF new discovery,
which Ia said 10 ac dry river bed filed with
and rich Quar,z Many leading citizens have taken the
matter In hand and will make thorough test OF the
around.
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TWO MEN PICKED Up AT SEA.

Bosrox, Mass, March s, 1877.
W. Murphy and A. B. Cornell, two Of the Of
tho fishing schooner p S. Corliss. OF Provincetown
we're driven to sea in a dory Thursday night and
supposed to DO lost. They were picked up yesterday
by pilot boat hfty-hve miles out TO sea-
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THE SPRING CAMPAIGN.

DrADwooD, d. T., March =, 1871.
Captain vroom, with Companies and !, Third cav.
airy, arrived hero this morning from Red Cloud, and
will proceed Immediately to join Lieutenant Cummings
anu MS company ~ Spearhsa.
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a SEA CAPTAIN ACQUITTED

Bosroy. March s. 1871
Tho trial Of Captain Henry Gardner before the United
States Court, who charged with casting away hs
ship the Herald was concluded to-day. Verdict
ssNot Guilty"
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RAJ WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
GENERAL

WASHINGTON, March 9, 1871.
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
GATHERING or THE POLITICIANS.
There was rrca, animation at he Executive Mansion
uutu :alc hour tonight Early IN the evening
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CUBA.

MOVEMENTS o1 A BRITISH MAS-oF-wAR
HAVANA. March 8, 1871
The Bellcrophon, flagship OF the British West Ind,a
pquadron. Admiral Wellesley commanding arrived
here to-day from Kingston, Jamaica
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TIE WEATHER YYsrERpAf.

The following record vii! show The changes In tnc
temperature tor the pas, ,wcnty-our hours com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated Uy the thermometer 4, nndnuts pharmacy
n m Hufldiug
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elected a Mayor BY 50
GALVESTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

GALVESTON. Texas, March 5, 1871
Tho democrats carried She municipal election by
nearly 5000 majority and elected eleven or twelve Al.
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.
PRoyIpExcE. z. 1.

PaovIpgScE, l., March s. 1871
Frederick Greene, aged seventeen. and Charles
Greene, aged thirteen sons Of J. c. Greene, OF Hop
kinton. were drowned n Wood River. Saturday,
Whilo sailing
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SWEPT OVER NIAGARA FALLS

NiAoARA, March ., t97z
young walked deliberately into she rapids "
day, and was swept over The ianx koIhiss 70 kasvo
as 10 his identity
The New York herald., 1877-03-06

THE BRITISH ENPLOKINT
North Pole returned made special discoveries
They simply re-trsveilcd the territory thoroughly
plprrd bv Drs Kane aud Hayes How murh more useful
the discoveries by Dr. PiKRcY With their announce
men, da a epoch Ia curing diseases Ills GoLnfN
DscovnnY she mort malignant scroissous
digestion. all impurities from
the blood and enches H. II the liver be sluggish. bowels
with headache dizziness his PLpA4ANJ
PrRcAr;yg PELLRrs Th remedies are standard
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If YOr HAVE A DEAR FRIEND WITH DISEASED
lnnes beg htri values his lie. HALEs Hoxuy
" HoEFnouND TAR
P,Kr's ToormAouE DRoPs cure IN ono minute
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

MONTREAL, March s, 1871.
The body OF . man named N. Nazco was found on
the railroad track ST. Hyaciuthe station to-day
The head severed from the body. The deceased
bold ticket from Liverpool to Portland
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AsSIGNMEN

KINGSTON, Ont, March :. 1877.
Messrs. Holcomb Steward forwarders Of this city
and Montreal have madc an assignment Thor
liabilities are about $95, 600
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THE NEwrouNDLAND LEG1sLArusE.

HALIFAX, March s, 1877.
The Newfoundland Legislature opened Thurs
day. Mr. Winter, member for Burn, was chosen
Speaker. Tho Governor in speech, said the indus
tr,a operations OF the island last year attended
with remu ncratve results Tho general revenues Of
the year exceeded the estimates.
HoNoES DECLINED by CANADIAN STATESMEN.
OTTAWA. Ont, March S, 1877.
II Is understood that an offer of knighthood was
made TO the Hon. George Brown and the Hon. Mr..
Mckenzie and declined by both. Tho apers IN this
connection will shortly be laid before the House.
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PIPER uEfDsIECE
and

9. PIPER A CO.'S SET
CHAMPAGNE
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United States and Canada