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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-25
RUSso-TURKIsH WAR NOTES.

LONDON. Thursday. May 81, 1877.
The Russians are MODELLING reserve of 100000 Cos
of the Don the territory which has already sup
piled 40 regiments and p batteries to the active army
Prince GurtchakOf has been ordered by his physicians
TO 80 to Widbad, in Germany. Count Schouyaon will
probably Vcc-C Chancellor in Prince GortcbakoTs
absence.
Prince Hassan and stat have started from Cairo for
Alexandra. The Egyptian contingent Will probably de-
part to-m0T:"w,
The Grand Duke Nicholas has congratulated Prince
Charles upon the independence Of ROumana. Although
this expression is unofficial 1t would scarcely have been
made the Grand Duke unaware Of the sentiments
Of Russia
A special dispatch from st. Petersburg SAYS Prince
Milan Of sclyia has received permission TO pay bis re-
spects to the Car at Poiesti, in Roumania
ATHENS, Thursday, May o. 1877
Tho British squadron has arrived 10 The Bay OF s"la'
Al Constautuoplc The Grand Vzier aad all the Minis
ters have brought their private horses to the Ministry OF
war response to the reQusuon for the horses OF all
civil and military fnctIouarics FOR the army.
Turkey the transmission Of private kilograms in the
interior prohibited, unless the dispatches are written
in the Turkish language
LONDON. Friday. May o. 1877.
The Hungarian Government has issued decree for
bidding The export OF arms and munitions Of war
Mahmoud Damad Pasha has been openly denounced at
Consautinoplc as a during pablo discussion
relative TO the adyisabhy Of recalling Mdhat fasha
Mdhats recall is seriously discussed
Prince Charles of ROumania is already addressed by
IN, royal title I'm Russian official documents.
The Standards correspondent 40 Vienna telegraphs
that The rumors which are current there Of German mo-
bzaou are tracelhe to he fact that Prussau subjects
who are liable TO service reserves have received notice
reminding them 10 be ready to JOIN their regiments
within four days from the order OF mobilization IL sucu
order should De issued This notice only Iccte 90 S.,
sian regiments thus would point 20 linn. Cd mobla-
ton en- ihe Polish frontier, prccauuon in Wow of
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been made ut n religious cOnvivia meetlngl ana
did not Mr.. Forster five minutes later declare tIat
1t was at Licensed Victuaors' dinner-to the great
amusement OF all who heard hint If there was
some hazncss of recollection about it, Sir Robert
Pccs part no. too it must be considered, had dined
There had been no small cOmmotion about the same
dinner on account OF the Prince OF ales pTesldihg
over it, Preside he did. none the less. Lord 6ran-
Vile remarked that a friend Of his own had expos
tulated with him, TOO. lie replied that if the bust
ness was as bad it was represented TO De- lie
should go out Of pure curiosity to see 500 such
monsters of iuiquty assembled together. The
Prince treated the matter less ioculary lie had re-
cciyed a remonstrance, he said, not from
one friend, like Lord Granville but from
moro than 200 Temperance societies. And
he justified his presence the ground That the din-
ner was held not to encourage the sale of liquor
hut to promote charity, to which the Queen her
self yearly gives $3.50. But doubt whether the
general feeling is in his favor on this point. The
opposition was urged too yehementy, and even, u
is said, Extensively and there is not much sympathy
with the aeitatOrs who were rebUtlcd. The temper
ance people in fact, made it impossible for the
Prince to stay away wi:t!:oat appearing to yield to
oyerbcaring pressure If they had behaved better
the dislike to the Princes going might have been
decorously expressed, and he have yielded.
Have ever invited your attention to the nine OF
intelligence about your own affairs to be found IN
some European papersf Here is a weekly journal
which makes a speciality of foreign affairs and
pridcs itself on its diplomatic information; more
perhaps, on the variety Of it than the accuracy.
We'll, read in this lively paper that the United
States Government. have offered to Gen. Daniel
Sicklcs the appointment Of United States Minister
either at Paris or Madrid, he may prefer. The
cable indeed, has announced the appointment OF
GOV. Noyes at Paris, and Mr. kasson at Madrid but
how can the cable expect to be believed when Mr.
T. G. BOwlcs aiirms the contrary9 G.. W. s.
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COsSACK AND eTEED.

A war correspondent Of The London NerS
describes the Cossacks pony having no nidd!cpccc
to speak Of with neck, gaunt, projecting head,
with ragged nanbs, loose hooks, limp etlocks, shelly
feet aud a general aspect Of knaccnsm-the sort Of
animal. I'm fine, for which c0sterm0nscr would think
twice before he offered three qud" for 10 the out
skirts Of the Metropolitan Cattle Market on a Friday
afternoon But abe is OF indOmitable Gamcncss
and toughncss-livcs where most other horses would
tarys fresh when most other horses arc knocked NJ
anu il m to carry its rider across Europe The Cosachs
ecu TO be used udiscrimuatey for all sorts Of work
Tbeyweretlc first ontor EOumaua, alone
with dispatches they escort suspected spies keeping the
head Of their lance carefully within easy distance OF the
small Of the suspects back, 10 be handy for skewcrng
him il lie would attempt escape; and COssacEs are placed
on guard over the ships at the Galatz quay to prevent
their attempting departure DismOuntmg and Stacking
lbs pouy by hobDle each fOreleg, connected 10y a
leather strap with another hobble around the left hind
leg above the hook tie CossacG taxes mp position on
ucc1trCme cd.e % the jctty with hs lance pointed IN
tc direction OF the sl, II DE would trlnstX II should
r. tteuu 10 escape and there hc st1uds, scfconiWucd
af'tnle alert with general aspect conveying the
idea That be is patrOnizuR tuSt section Of ChustcuiO
within his purVIcw. lie viii accept cigarette, and
flder one hight from his 10 tae fucndliest manner bat
cti. ,. never him 10 take his eve FOR slnsie
minute of the ship which he has in custody.
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rrLEGRAPHlc NOTES.

BosroN. MAY 2i-The races at Mystic Park have
been postponed ON account Of ram
porcuKrrP,rr. y. Y, May 2t-In consequence Of
storm thc ard 100 races at Driving Park have been
U,.froue,l Z ! CLOCK 10 iuUlrOw.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l-The slo0p.of-war PotO-
mac was -ld Leqguc Island today MI SdunaId OF
Westbrook Conn, for $1,000
Columns. Ohio, May 24.-Gov. Young has
granted respite until June 10 10 Henry Adams who IS con-
yc,ed Of rider and sentenced 10 be hanged tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, May 2f.-Ihis was the
tr d.v " ~ri trotiug Point Breeze Park The
1rst race vas by Lady kdecr, the second by Frank
BALTIMORE. Md, May 2I.-Ihe first race to-day
Vqz won b., -ar Mclea tuo second D} Glover IoOE, tho
rd b Little Fellow, fourth by Preston. the hurleaco
by BiI Muuday.
BUFFALO May 2t-The body Of the man found in
tie canal Yesterday today druuIrd that ~ Frederick
employed al the corner - %nciy second a.
aud Ihiriaye, NewloIk CITY 1t Ii supposed he committed
suicide.
SAvANNAH, Ga. MAY 2f.- Gov. Colqutt Of Georgia
this review the volunteer st - 81 savannah
presence Of an immense c'ncouse OF clcns he WI To
the coot,d militia and VII attend Ieccpuon
Of the Colored aliuones
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 24.-At the races to-day
Ten Brooch made da.h against time I'm 1899 two seconds
better time than ever before made Oh this track The Ken.
cGy oaks race wac ROn by FrclA the Laes 5,AEos by
MattrwJcl Tie fourth race " 1flI
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Ihursday, May y, 1877.
The philadelphia CustOu-house Commission is 10 con.
sst Of one Treasury Official and two Philadelphia mer-
chants No charges have been made against Collector
Tuition hut charges have been ncd against the appraiser
aud "a deputy collector one OF the charges Is under
stood 90 refer 10 faYOtsm u the admission OF baggage
The Commission Will probably be organized neKt weeA
As throwing some light the question whether the
consos OF 1862 portion OF which loan was recently
called IN held to any extent In Europe. Il is stated
that during February, March, and April coupons due
Jan. Of that loan received from foreign holders
through the London syndicate representing interest
on Sl9,OOO,OOO OF bonds.
The President has recognized David A. De Lima "a
Consul OF the Dominican Republic at New-York.
The President 10 day appointed James T. Anderson OF
Ohio 10 be United states Consul ~ FgnehaL
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TIE MISSISSIPPI LETTER.

A BELIEF THAT IT WILL BE A STRIKING DOCUMENT
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TmBUSEl
WAsWNGToN, May 2l.-The letter which the Adj
miuistration is preparing upon the murder Of Judge
Chsom and the KcmVcr County massacre is ono
which will attract the attention OF the country and
may rcyolutionizc Mississippi politics. Persons in
authority have recently been advised from Missis-
sppi that there is very deep feeling among GER
tain portion Of tie Democracy against tie massacre
and against Gov Stone Tor his inaction, and that If
any Democrat Of prominence VIII take the lead in
dcuouucing Gov Stone and in calling upon the
stltc authorities TO yiudiCate the honor Of Ms,is-
sippi, such a movement would become quite lormld-
allie lt had been expected that Senator Lamar,
with the record he has made and the assurances 10
has given as 20 the honor of the South, would him.
self have taken some initiative in the matter Tho
information fIom Mississippi however leaves tho
impression that he 20 have sanctioned the poll
icy of GOV. stone, and does not wish 10 stir i up"
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WASHINGTON.
NEW Parry IN THE SOUTH
~ oRGANIzATION t. Be MADE ~ NORTH CAROLINA
To SUPPORT MR. HAYES.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO HE TRIBUNE.l
WAsmNGToN. May 2t.-Ex-ConW2ssma Leach Of
North Carolina, a Democrat, who recently wrote
remarkable letter supporting the Presidents policy,
is here. In private CONVERSATION he commends tho
Administration with even greater earnestness than
he exhibited in his letter. lie called last night upon
the President. together with Mr. Staples, Chairman
OF tho judiciary Committee Of the North Carolina
Legislature; Saul Smith, banker at Charlotte, and
a Democrat, and Thomas Keogh, Chairman of tho
Republican Central Committee of that State, and
Judge Settle. THIS Is the first time that Democrats
and Republicans have called together upon the
PRESIDENT to assure hm Of their united support
The President seemed very much gratiied.
The conference lasted two hours and half
During that time the Democrats gave the President
a most cordial personal assurance OF tncr support
and predicted the establishment of an Adminstra-
ton party in North Carolina which would soon
efectualy rescue the State from Bourbon control
Il is now the intention of those who are leading this
movement to begin next year at the judicial election
with an organization TO be called the Administration
party, as opposed to the Bourbon Democrats. The
name of the Republican party Will probably DO
dropped. 1t is expected that tile colored vote will
divide as much as tae white vote. and that all ma
tive white Republicans, with the conservative Dem
ocrats, of whom Mr. Leach is the leader, Will CO.
operate.
Mr.. Leach is SAID to be a very popular orator in
the Senate, man with strong personal following
and is the first Democrat who has had the courage
openly to break with his old Bourbon traditions and
alliances. He heartily supports the Presidents
policy as a matter of principle.
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RAzAROF IN THE ARMY.

Although the Russians are marching under
tho standard Of the Greek cross. and tie Bishop OF ks
pee has blessed the advance Of the army at the open
~ RELIGIOUS war it is said that large proportion of
,fe officers are Nihii5ts The great Russian novelist las
drd with master hand the type Of this cass-Hazarof
IN Fathers and Soma" Not only are these officers Mill
iss in creed-ey are revolutionary IN politics Wsen biz
frepS protested against PM 1sophy that denied and
destroyed everything without rebuilding any thbg baz-
orf relied That does not concern is necessary
IN ,i frat ,lac, to clear the way" The genera
finn like the o.d however believes in the utility OF mill
tarv discipline The NInh-t officers may not br hfcd
,Sant t,ev nav 6obt ike mIchlnc-mcu bus military
is not an elelnt of their philosophy Of
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now pretty clearly defined while things remain in the
present uncertainty they viii observe expectant at
tude and prepare Should the Russians advance rapidly
they Will declare against Turkey in order to create
Greek question and show practically by rising Of their
what Slave and what is Greek Should the Turkish
fleet be destroyed engaged elsewhere that the
Greeks are relieved from the fear of bombardment OF
their seaboard, their anTurkish sympathes would pre-
dominate, the length OF rebellmg II the Govern
ment refused to declare Should England become IN
any way involved in the war; the Greeks would seek an
English alliance terms which viii not Obige them 10
fight with the Turks against the Christians. As recon-
pense they Will ask only that part OF IIeas shall be
given TO others than Greeks"
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RUSSIAN BLACK BRTAD.

4 correspondent Of q London paper has
thrown ont the ingenious suggestion bat the black bread
used by the Russian soldiers comprised in the rcsi
men adopted by John the BAPTIST in tie wilderness.
This 4, ~ elastic theory. The breed eaten BY the Cos
sack cavalry and the Russian infantry very coarse and
greasy The soldier prefers whcn hc can get IT, 10 break
the bread into small pieces which be puts into bowl and
pous hot water over IT, the grease then develops into
a gravy and forms q simple Kind Of soup. II was eaten
qIt "a wooden spoOu al least mat was The fdv0.e Im-
ulrmcut at the time Of the Cumcau war; every soldier
carried one Of these spoons, and many OF them were
brought home then trophies.
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,,>er.xr sKIRlusHING GOING ON-THE TURKS con
c,xrR>rlNG NEAR EBzERUM-THE RUSSIANS RE-
PULSED AT KARS.
CoNsTNNTINOPLE, Thursday, May FL 1877.
Intelligence from EIzcrum announces that the
p,ssias are extending eiTleft wing in souherly
S:recton. Dctachments of Cossacks have been seen
r.,r Van u45 miles from Erzerum Tack P2sha
L,s formed camp at Abagha. The Russians
~. rcrorted 10 be within a few hours march Of IT,.
C,,s.,rt sLirlpishes occur between the Turkish and
prs.i,n advanced posts A Persian camp, composed
40 600 infantry and 1000 cavalry, is stated to
bovo becn formed at Selmast near tie TurcoPersian
tronticr with the object Of defending Persian neu-
,r,lty. simultaneous attack upon the Russians IS
cvnect,d 10 be made tomorrow by Mukhtar Pasha
and Hassan PaSha.
LONDON, Thursday, May 81. 1877.
Renter telegram from Erzerum. dated Nednes-
aor sovs. "NuLhtar Pasha is again making flank
,,,,ycrncnt upon Tzakirbabada. The Turks hitherto
encomped nj Kara-hihsa have fallen back upon
Ton-ak -Kalch. Great concentration Of Turkish
troops is being effected near Erzerum." Atelegram
from Trzcrum. later than the above, being dated
Thursday evening, reports that the Russians yes
terlav "Wednesday attacked Kars. Two assaults
were rcpul,ed. There was heavy firing on both
sides. which continued yesterday evening. The re-
suit is unknown.
Further details of the lighting az Kars, received by
way of ErzerJm, says The Russians again bombardcd
Forts Fahmaz and Karadagh. two outworks at kar>,
on Tuesd@. The Krupp guns in the forts replied
~, r,r DtDDrCc AVN KspS
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
4 MANrrAcroRY BURNED IN GREENPONT.

4 MANUFACTORY BURNED N GREENPOINT
Tnr loss $l3J, OOO-Two FIRENEN INJURED.
The glassworks Of Bailey q Doublcman,
Kos So go 90 Commccaist, Grecupont were destroyed
ly fire yesterday afternoon Tie lire originated from
the explosion of Of ,le furnaces, which was in fnll
blast the time, and quickly spread over the building
Dryoes oil works near by rs ono time threatened
with d.strIctou but were saved by the fromen large
amount Of valuable property on Nrwtowu Creek was
also iu danger The los, % Bailey Douhleman ia est-
mated at $4,000, which there Is an insurance Of
$4,000.
On The way 90 the IRE, Morris Howard, the diver o.
engine 40. -. vas thrown from Dis soat rio was
broken aud De was severely injured about The head.
Tie tender Of engine 80. II upset iu turning tc corner
~ GrsLan.avc and WItheg.-st. and falling uIou james
Flah,rlv % fireman, broke his hight leg Dey0e's Oh
works. IL is learned, were damaged about $1,000.
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LARGE FIRE At READING, PENN.

READNG, Penn, May 24.-Ihe Scott works,
large IRON establishment in this city owned aud
operated by seypoit, Mc5Ianus 6 Co.. were totally
destroyed by fire s evening with the exception o. the
foundry, portion OF which was Also damaged large
number OF men are thrown out OF employment the
works having been ENGAGED 40 present upon several m.
portut contracts Tle loss is from $4,000 o $3.50
600 There are IIs.r.uecs iu rs number u. com au.,r
represented hv Philadelphia agency. subsequently io
Con-. ni, riot occurred It the scott Nol.e oup"-c me
scott works. 1c.btl u;iuYDr Ut rlu-i1 ANA several
r.U.v ruY.I..I ci-ir. IS 81 tlc re u.uL Railroad,
aca..ir-. t.a tatc. Pistols were fired and Ouc mai
WAS ,.iLlty wounded.
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THE BoARDMAN WILL CONTEST REVIVED.

BOsroN, May 2i-1he famous Boardman
viii case, which in the courts Tor az unusual period,
evidently to be brought 10 night again During tho
past week af'achm to the amount Of 100000
Was recorded at the Registry Of Deeds al Lowell il was
action OF tOlt brou-Lt by Anna Newell Of New-York
City against John ID. Bates Frederic O. Prince George
= Cushing. Patrick Grant, Mary Hayden. ana Henry G..
Brooks ali ol Boston Tho cause for attachment j. not
definitely stated In lie document. bUt most oi the
parties are les1teSs OF BuaTdmn legal contest is ca
peCted.
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION FINANCES.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-Ihe Centennial
Board Of Finance has DIS business almost entirely finished
There remain only SlJC0OO due the Government
count OF tho Congressional loan TO the board and tins
would be a. paid but FOR Tie fact that there is the
sum OF 10000 due the board from the Government
account Of salaries and wages paid by the former
toms officers al time when there was no Government
appropriation for the pIIpose, and the last Sidmrrt is
held while the question is being decided whether tIc
board reserve TINS 100000 of hbOu; the OIN
business OF importance remaining unsettled is the su ~
the catalogue publishers Tor something <lNODDD
This matter is now in the hands Of an arbitration COM
mlttee
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MANCHESTER, Thursday May "a, 1877.
Tie Guardians correspondent at Ragusa tel
esraphs As loows "I have just returned from Albania
the Turks about scutari and POugoritza number 2OCoO
Regulars, with 40 cannon, and about $4,000 Albanian
BashiBazouks They received orders on Tuesday to adj
vance in force along the Moratcha Valley 10 attempt the
capture Of Dauuocrad. The Turkish officials n Albania
are very respondent Many express belief that The
Gays Of the Empire numbered. great Russian We
tory on the Danube would probably be the signal for
general revolt in Albania, Epirus, and Thessaly"
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NEGRO CHARGED WITH THE EAST FEHCIANA
MURDER.

NEw-ORLEANs, May 24.-Ibc Picdyune learns
from resident of Et-t Felirana that Laws mother has
testified before tie Coroners jury that the assassin Of
Law was negro. IL Is stated that suspicion
friend or parimour Of Laws wife suit for divorce of
Law from his wife has been pending for several weeks
on the ground of adultery, letters the he
athuoW egiug her gItt having faeh into the hands OF
her husband Il 10 supposed she in-tigsed the murder
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LONDOS Friday, May %, 1877.
The Berlin correspondent Of The lines announces
that during the past few weeks measures have been
adopted for the gradual mobilization Of the whole
Russian army TO crush Turkey by superior strength.
Russia will probably put of attempts to cross the
Danube in force till the middle of June.
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LONDON, FTldIy, Nay ., $40
The Belgrade correspondent Of The Times
states that Tie Russian newspaper Nor, V.eE, referring
70 The rumor that the neutrality Of Seryia was guarau
ICED by Russia observes that at most Russia, If asked
would probably advise s.ryia 10 observe neutrality
lie Rscs Cabinet 70 clear mp the situation
and will send Gen. Protics special mission TO Vienna
70 note indications.
thirty thousand militia aud regulars will encamp Tor
several days next week so the vicinity Of Belgrade Tie
militia Of Tie FIRST class Will be incorporated into the reg
~f army The Government Is Issuing regulations Iela-
NNe 70 acquisitions Of and cattle from citizens
lie agent Of the say Committee at Bucharest has ar
hyed in Belgrade
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A.sArLLED ron rELEoNMLNa 4 rrnLc nrrY.

NEW-UELLAN,, May Zi.-Ihc Hon. EIIngIlaln
Lawrence, cxmember OF Congress, was assaulted and
severely beaten board Of the lower coast packet
boats YESTERDAY. The j. said TO have been
luton passed by the Paqucmnes Parish police jury, OF
which Nc. Lawrence il President ceu.lIing the United
states steamboat inspectors for lH Efficiency connection
with several recent steamboat accidents by Of which
Mr.. Lawrence lost COH>dtrbi OF property.
Tho P4qucuincs police jury have tktn steps tO brIug
the matter before the Grand jury. Tncy assert that -
lives have been lost by boat explosions la one year
within a distance OF 90 miles OF Sew-O Orleans.
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AFFAIRS on TIE DANUBE.

MANCHESTER, Thursday, May a, 1877.
Eischoneff dispatch to Tie Guardian says
Turkish deserters say there are Discussions be-
tween the Turkish Generalissimo and Achmed Eyoub
Pasha, second in command. The latter wishes to
cross the Danube and invade Roumania, but Abdul
Kerim Pasha the Generalissimo, insists upon purely
defensive tgcticsD
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THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
THE soFrAs AGAIN TURBULENT.
rlfn11NG Isl rRoGREss ARorND KARs.

There are indications of commotion at CONSTANT
,orle the Sofas having called upon the Chamber of
Depuics TO demand a change of ministers. In ASIA
frbtinc continues near Kars. the Russians having
be,n twice repulsed on Wednesday according to the
Turkish account Fearing disaster in this quarter,
tbe Turks are concentrating additional troops at
rr,ornm. On the Danube, the Russians still main
,o,r an unacgreSsive attitude. One OF the Turkish
commanders proposes to cross the river and attack
,hem. but heis oyerruled by Abdul Kerlm.
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THE RIVAL TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

INpIANAPOLIs, Ind, May 24.-Judge Word OF
the Superior OF Lafayette rendered decision To-
day IN Of the Western Union Telegraph company
against the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
and tle Louisyille Rew-Albsny and Chicago Railroad,
continuing the temporary injunction obtained by bhe
former company TO prevent the Atlantic ana racine