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The Thcrmome.er In New torl. Ye.,cra"y.
Mcn,hrr once rredIclion.

At Hudnuls at . 4. Ma G,72 % 10 II
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CabiueI Meeting.

WAsHINGToN. August lO.-The Cabi-
net was Ia session to-day about two
hours, and determined that committee
OF three be appointed, to act with simi-
lar committee on the part of Canada, to
arrange for the return OF Sitting Bull
and his followers TO the United S,stes.
One member will be an army officer,
another viii represent the Indian De.
partment, and the third will be selected
ater con 'erence with the President,
The Cabinet also discussed the ques-
tion of the pending danger to
the inhabitants IN the vicinity
of Pugots sound, on account of the
threatened Indian outbreaks, and de-
cided to send ma7-o.-war to that place
from San Francisco.
Finsl arrangements have been made
for the visit of the President, Secretary
McCrary, Attorney General Devenss1nd
Pustmaster-Genera Key 20 Bennington
United Slat,s AIIorncy Evsns, At
Austin, Texss {, Iegraphs that Thomas f..
Purnell, United States Marshal of our
district wa, fired upon twice by +.
Britton. He is badly wounded, but will
recover. No blame Is attached to Pur
nell. The excitement was great, but IS
now subsiding.
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Louisiana Auditorium Inves,iEnrion.

New ORLEANS, August lo.-The Au.
ditoris Investigating Committee, accom-
panied by G \. Shsllz, chief clerk Of
ex-Auditor johnson, who has just re.
turned from Europe, visited the custom
house, to-day. Four mysterious boxes
which were sent from tnc Auditor :
office To Marshal Pitkins office, in the
custom house, were examined and ideutl.
fed bv Shalt ~ those IN which the
books OF the Auditor were put. He
recognized them by certain marks
that he had placed on them,
which were little indentstions in the
wood, number one having one indents.
tion and 50 on to number four. No
trace of number five WAS found. Num-
ber four was apparently scarcely filed;
number two was evidently empty, ana
numbers one and three were heavy
enough to be full Mr.. Aldridge stated
that he had evidence that these boxes
were taken from the auditors office to
that of United States Marshal PItkln,
and thence to the cock-lo.t. whore they
had been tampered with and 4 psrtof the
contents taken away, and that the mss.
ing box number five contained the con-
tents.
United Slates Dstrln. Attorney Lacey
being absent the boxes were not opened.
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National Dental Association.

CHICAGO, Aueust IA the evening
session "t the National Dental A'7o''a-
ton The '".,e wing .ulc'rs "e'" ''Le'''''
President +. -. G,h"ihN'' ol 'n''i
wee fFts.aeh,' i. y. 9mePatu' 81 posH' u
AND u =. b7i K'r' oil fhi!sG, Pn'a '''-
respondent 9ecTe'Hry. VI. IL " eoO' o'
P1'. .hde'fhiAi he'"'''nS >e'F''HrS' y,
> Deaf NhIcsg'' ifea'ur''' ~ H.
""'''. 10. ~ i',u'-, W.. So, 81"
-r.''stt ~ sN' pla'' ''' wv "'A' u"'''''
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rHEyIRGINIA CONVENTION.

The Virsiuia Conservative State Con-
vention, yesterday, nominated Hon.
NJ. F. w. HALLIDAY fsr Governor
Up TO the seventh ballot tue con-
test was close between MALONE and
DANIEL, when the former was with
drawn, his friends giving their support
To- HALLIDAY, VINO received 852 votes
aId DANIEL SOS
TINS WAS the largest and most exciting
political convention that has as
sembed in Virginia since the
war. MAHoNE, who came into the
Convention with larger number OF
delegates than any other aspirant, WAS
the acknowledged leader of the repudia
tionists, who insisted that the State
should demand OF her creditors n re-
adjustment of the State debt Upon this
issue the canvass was fought, and
that the doctrine of repudistion met
with considerable favor is evidenced
by MAHoNE's strong following in the
Convention. But the opposition was too
strong, and the doctrine and its cham
pion had to go under. The platform
adopted by the Convention recognizes
the obligation of the public debt and re-
commends the General Assembly to re-
adjust it in n manner just to the creditors
and honorable to the State.
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Noi u Suicide.

DAYr,N, August lO-A special to day
to he JrTHai from Washington {. H.,
states tnat the 0odv OF Mary Donaldson
w.s 'ound hanging to a tIee near Nil
leJGev,Ie. The body contained marks
O. vIoIanc". showing that her de4,n va
not smciGe as ~ first supposed There
Is great deal of excitement In
regard to the affair, and scv.
eral parties have been arrested.
q, Milledgeviile, who are supposed t.
have been scce s57ies to the crime. The
statement OF the physicisn rorrooorstes
the tact that the girl WIS dead before she
was hung - the tree and the coroner :
jury brought in verdict OF death by
causes unknown. The Sirl was Of good
family. and respected by all who knew
her. She had been missing for sewers.
day. when the body wss found
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PHILADELPHIA, August lO.-N oJt-
Buyers favor and moderate dem and Ohio,
PennsylvsnIa sns West Virgins &A
snd above 47a5oc; y 4oS47!c; medium
46Cd d47!c; coarse $50 40c; New York.
Michigan. Indiana and western dne ~
"a 45c; medium combing washed 5Ol956C
unwshei S7G39c; Lansia comoing 81
(d,54c; tne uGwashed - pS2tc. .uG
washed 4Oid 4jc.
NEW loRK. August l0.-Dry Gan.-
Business talr.y ACiIve with comn.,..ul
houses. Cotton gorf- go m.t"--'" i.
maud and steady ~ ruling price, PANT
sLd gil ghsms continue "a goo. request
Dress goods continue sct,yy. N,r.ca
goods for men wear IN moderate 1, -
mand, sad hsnrol, doing vel FusuH
gcods sa;!yc
MILwNUKEE, Angus, 10 - F.yu5
DuI and nominal " .ctt-StgadN
Going steady; No. Milwaukee, IS.
81 23; new 81 Is; seller August 81 lOi.
sc..o, September ~ u! y. 3 81 olt
al Is Cr-r Steady, No >. i5t,
Oat. Firm; ~. 2ilr Rye net
aUi dgm. No. 5,,!. Barley Firm
No. .pr,nr cash ii., seller S"p,,mber
6SIc.
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AEOurt BuIl-DOled.

NASHVILLE, August lO--A special I,
the American from Huntington ,ays thai
Geuelsl Henry DsrdeIl, 90 trial At Tip
louisville, Lake county, Tennessee, bull
dozed the Court Al that place Oh Wed,
nesdsy ana Thursday VITA twenty-five
armed men. the sheriff and mis- depulie.
being entirely Inefficient. Dardel re
Gently gave himself up, bat refused to g
- Jail, and instead WAS placed in the Gus
tody OF one OF IN. friends 1t having beer
-hown the bond WAS insufficient, !. was
So announced IN court, and Dardeil or
dercd 10 jai, Tue sheriti refused to .ct
and DardeI and MI armed mob walked
ont OF the court room denOunOinc In,
court and deiying the authorities. Th,
sheriff refusing 10 summon n posse, Gov
eruOr Porter was te,eGrsphed to send Lho
Cnicasaw Guards, OF Memphis, to his re
lief, but the order was countermSnded
Dardel and squad having let for Ken
tucky'
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The Indians

SAN Francisco, August IA P"r:-
land press Dispatch just received r"re
from Camp sherman, Montana says
Gen. Howsrd's command marched
twenty-five miles Yesterday, and Is now
d slant from Missoula twenty 70 Ir miles
The Courier just in SAYS Gen. Sherman
was expected to arrive in Missous las.
evening. No further news mas been re
ceived here from Gibbons or the
Indians The trail from this
place through the Bitter Root
Valley Is good for about sixty miles.
General Howard's command moves ~
once, following Gibbons One or two
host.Ies gave themselves up ~ Mssou.a
The general impression is that
joseph with part of his bSnd OF hostiIe-
has gone 10 the head OF Bitter + o.
Valley with the inteutIon OF working
their way back to the Little Salmon
river. General Howard viii pursue
them to the u,termcst
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ChauIamama Assembly

FAIRPoINT, y \ Angus. l0.-Joseph
Cooks lectures constitute tine chic! tea.
lure OF the Chauta4ua Assembly at pres
ent. They are to be continued during
the week. At II O'Clock th.- morning.
hc addressed a very large sud.euc oa
the subject oi God IN Natures Lsw.'
lie the took position that If matter s
essentially inert tina. is, 4! it can not orig
iEa:e lorce or action, every exhibition ot
force or motion IN matter must originate
in mind, MISTER being essentially inert.
Hence every exhibition OF force or motion
originates in mind; God Is therefore om-
nIpcneu, in natural law. since where be
acts there he Is.
Bishop Peck, of the Methods! Epis-
copsl church, has jus; arrived from Syra-
Cusc New York.
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JApnnese NeWs.

YOKOHAMA, July 25.-Tne war N
Henson Is now believed 50 near NJ
end that the preparations are made tor
the emperor's return from k!oto to Toxic.
His visit a. the ancient capital has ;lus
far been prolonged go that in case OF ex-
tTeme need ne might proceed in person
10 the scene ul LoliitIes. 1t Is believed
by sIl parties that ais appearance st
the head of the army would at
once termins.e the conflict, the ancient
spirit of devotion 10 MS rank and name
being still powerful, but It Is thought
desirable not 20 employ this expedl-
enl except on peremptory Deces
sity. The rebels are coal fined 70 limited
area in the province OF Huigs. Prince
Highasi Fuslmi, the Emperors cousin,
is now advancing 10 strike what Is
expected to be decisive blow
Public report says August 10Th is fixed
for the combined assault, The :nsugg INT
partizans freely admit that all hope OF
their cause is over.
There Is considerable excitement and
discussion over the attempt of the British
authorities in Japan 10 prevent japanese
mails from passing under the hostile
treaty upou an English steamship. The
British minister succeeded, by energetic
approximations, Ia persusdlIg the jap
anese 10 waive their rIgAts, although Ms
course j believed 10 be unwar-
r.nted and hkc.y to be repudI-
ated by the nome government.
The Obstructive movement Is inspired
by the desire Lo secure subsidy from
Japan .or the Peninsula ana Orieutai
company which japan REFUSES to pay, be-
ing entitled to the mai transportation At
fixed rates by the Barue treaty 1t Is
generally believed the Englsn fostottice
Department l. iguo.p1. o! tnis iocaI iu-
trique, and Important results are expect
ed to follow the exposure.
Earthquakes have been frequent since
July 1t. No damage
The Metsa BisnI sLeamship company
continue to incysse .heir fleet by the ex
tensive purchases o. foreign vessels, IN
consequence OF the report "t choierA II
China
n Quarantine station Is u bs e-lsh-
lished outside Of Yokohama.
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EliIneAn News.

SHANGHAI, July IL The first tele
graph in Cnius Is now working. 1t Is 4
private lire six miles long, erected oy
Lie Hung Chang, Vlcroy II Chill, trou
his official residence to LeItsin arsenal
There was no attempt at interference by
the native popuIsce, as in the case Ct the
teiegraphs projected by fore gucrs. Sev.
eral nnes are contemp sted IN Formoss
by the Governor Of that Isisr @.
The cholera has appeared IN several
points along the coast,
There are ravages Of famine IN the
northern provinces.
The government announces great VIC
tories over the Mshomedans by General
lso's army ia the West.
The assault by the natives upon Rus
sian merchants, reported Al the interior
city OF hiennsuztor, is said TO have been
provoked by foreigners.
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WHAT'S COMMUSISM-

Just before the outbreak " Martins
burg the Paris correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press wrote very interest
ing account OF tine spirit and aims OF ths
conmunistic associations of workingmen
and idiers known rs the IHteTRattOnGts.
1t is n secret organization, with salarled
officers and agents always actively at
work in Europe and the United States
rs the enemy Of sl political Institutions
as thev now exist. The order Is u
standing conspiracy against pro-
gress, liberty and civilization.
1t Is in full play in Russls,
aud lis leaders are rs hostile to the gov
ernment OF the United States us to that
OF Tie Czsr. Under their system there
would be no rich men, because all prop
efty would be held in common, and the
earnings OF each would so to the support
OF al. By means Of It's cOrrespondence
with affiliated societies IN Europe and
! America 1t has become u standing con-
| splracy against progress, liberty and
| Christlan civilization. Its orators are
| specially instructed to denounce corpora
| LlOns, the aCcumuiatIons OF capitalists,
| Lle right OF anybody TO rule except COM
munists, and to advocate the redistribution
| OF property, the abolition OF I'll dlst.nC.
| . h., ivyH aH nd IA
| entire organization of society. One OF
the members OF French commune has
recently defined its objects: "Our phllos-
phN Is ALheism-materlalls neg
! alive oI all religion. Our political pro.
grsmme Is absolute personal liberty ~
means of the suppression OF government,
and II division oI natiOna!itles INTO com
munes, more or less federated; and our
political economy consists essentially in
the dlspos.ession, with compensa-
lion, OF the present holders OF cap
isl, and IN the assignment
OF coin, etc, to associations OF
worklngmen" The writer states that
one OF the leading internatiOnslists OF
Paris recently boasted that the Amerl-
can republic would ere long be sup
planted by communism, and that as there
would then be no capital there could be
no further strife between capital and
lsbor, and he concluded with the state
ment, which, in the Ight OF recent events
seemed almost prophetic, that "iolied
here their aim Is now to repeat the
.avage scenes 0: havoc and msssacre' in
republican America that disgrsced PaTis
N 1871, and on the ruins OF your instl-
tutions to erect their OWL arbitrary rule
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All sbOuIa Dog.

CINCINNATI, August l0.-Nesr Boston,
Clermont county, yesterday Daniel Hsr-
rIgsn, owner OF some v!cluu, dogs, one
of which mad been killed By Lowell.
Roudebusn, attacked the latter with H
gun threatening to Kill him. Roudebush,
who bad heard the threats OF Harrlgan
some DAYS before, nsd armed
himself with revolver and when
approached by Harrlg4n endcsvored to
expls.n the matter The lstler would
listen 90 nothing, and pushing aside
Mrs. Roudebush, who tried TO prevent
the trouble. aimed his gun -: Der
husband. R7uteoIsl hsnilei MS revo.-
yer rapidly, firing three -nots and killing
Harrigau Irslsutlg. RouGebu,h wss
arrested, but hs. public feeling IN hl'
favor
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Labor Prisoners Discharged.

ST. LOUIS, August lO.-The cases OF
Curtin, Lotgreen, Fischer, Glum, Allen,
Curtis, Cope, Retz and Goodhuc, alleged
30 have been members OF the executive
committee OF the wOrklngmen's party,
during the late strike, and to have made
incendiary speeches in public and melted
others to riotous pr Jceeilngs, were noLte
proSse in the Court of Criminal Cor
rrctlou. this,mornlng. The state asked Tor
- continuance of two weeks. on the
ground that the police authorities had
not yet furnished witnesses against the
accused, which Judge Csdy refused to
grant. Prosecuting Attorney Logan
then entered noite PROSE- in all the
cases, and the men msrched ou, # tlc
court in triumph, and were congratulated
by large crowd Of friends.
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PennSy wanna state Teachers As-O
citation.

ERIE. August lO.-At the cIo-ins ses.
sion of the Pennsylvania State Teachers
Association, last evening, the following
officers were elected: President w.
Maxim, OF New Castle; Vice Presidents,
}. a. Cooper, OF Edenhard; Miss Mary
K Fields, OF Bucks county. and j. p.
NcCa>key, of Lanrsster; Treasurer, j..
Morrow, of Allegheny; Executive Com.
mpttee-Dr. Hayes. OF Wa-hmgten;
Professor Curtis, of Cory;
James q. Graham, OF Mesdvi',e;
Sarah Lewis, OF Tioga. Enrolling Com
mlttee Thomas NJ Stewart, OF Law
renee; Henry Houck. Of Lebanon; A X.
Soulte, of Lehlgh; CARR" +. Bemes, Of
West Chester; Prot. Haggerly, ot Water
ford. In the afternoon al excursion WAS
made by steamer about Presque Isle bay
and on Lake Erie, which VA, much en-
joyed BY the members OF the Association.
The next snnua! meeting OF the Asso-
citation will be held in Reading.
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Iron and s,sc, workcrs' Asso sistion,

COLUMBUS, August lO.-At the ses-
sion of the iron and steel worker. to-
day, several committees submitted re-
ports, which wss discussed. Among the
most Importan. business transacted, was
change in the constitution admitting
other brsnches of the trade TO member
snip. 1t was decided to hold the next
annual session at Wheeling, West Nir.
ginis, on the first Tuesday in August,
1878.
Gen. Thomas, President Of the Column
bus Rolling Mil Company, entertained
the delegates 81 his residence tonight.
a large frame house belonging to
Justice Compton. near Black Lick, this
county, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning, together with its contents. No
insurance.
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THE CONCRETE PAVEMENT.

The Messrs. MCLAIN Bios have
greatly improved the Msrke. street front
Of their property by laying fine con-
crete pavement thereon. Other proper
" owners on Market street, particularly
Messrs. MCLURE, A TUENER, " EIDE
BUSCH. and the heirs OF the CUMsuSs
estate, have also made similar
improvements, and enhanced the
value of this street SIS the prlu-
clpal thoroughfare for pedestrians.
But with the exception OF Mr.. TURNER'S
front, those last mentioned are laid with
stone and It was the concrete pavement
We desired to speak ab-ut.
In our city the frs. al:omp. a: m.
PRODUCING this class of pavement WAS
msde, we believe, by Mr.. JAMES HAMrL-
TON, several Jears ago, just north OF the
Opera house. But in consequence OF the
unsatisfactory results, not from the wear
otths material but because OF defective
bed, no one heresbouts until now
has had sufficient faith in It
= renew the experiment. Those
Who have done so will not regret 1t. We
s'e tod that such 8 pavement has been
down on the battery At New lork six
years without the slightest signs of Wesr.
In other localities it has been laid with
equa success. The cost OF the $50 square
feet in front of McLsin Bros. building
Vss 1927 60, or twenty.seven cents a
square foot This is 81 least three cents
cheaper per foot than the poorest stone
used for paving. The best quality OF
Dag stones runs up to forty five and fifty
cents foot The durability of this class
OF pavement If put down right, Is said to
out.sst any sand stone used, and is des-
tined ere long to take its pace tor that
purpose. There are many worn out
brick pavements on Market street which,
Il replaced by the concrete sidewalk,
would make it the handsomest, most
durable and most popular walk in the
city
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wnat CONSTITUTES u Marriage.

Special Dispatch to the Boston Herald.
New YORK, August 4. Judge R"y-
nolds decided to-day that II. &. Wet
more, OF Brooklyn, who has been living
with pretty girl the past two years, and
whom it was proven ne had acknowl-
edged and introduced as his wife, and
by whom he has little daughter, Is as
much her lawful husband as II he mad
been married by all the Tslmsees,
Beeche-s or Father Rsttertys in the City
OF Churches. The judge decided that the
naughty boy must support his wife and
child. even II the elder Wetmore didn't
like the arrangement.
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IcrOner's Verdict.

PHILADELPHIA, August l0-The cor
onrr's Jury 10 the case OF VIM Bride
saoJ While attending meeting oil 80
cslied w0rklngmen, which was dispersed
by the police, rendered verdict tc-day
aud say tha. athough the person wao IN,
hIcied the wound which caused death i.
unknown. and while deceased VS. pra:.
ent at meeting prohibited by the Ms, j
the responsibility o; The de estl rests ent ?
" wi.h those Sc .mb ed.
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CONDENSED rELEGRAMS.

Orlando NJ. Joslyn, New York
banker, has failed. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets, nothing.
The hotel of O'Donovan Rosa, the
Irish patriot, in Chatham square, New
York, is in the hands Of the sheriff.
A secret convention of delegates from
labor organizations throughout the coun-
try meets today in Phllsdelphls.
1t j, expected that the Treasury de-
partmcnt will, within few days, issue
another call for the redemption OF ten
millions OF bonds, conso.s OF 1865, on sc-
count of the syndicate.
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Senninr CnnkIiny.

Sen stor Conkhng arrived tT0m Europe
to-day on bosrd the steamer Nectar, and
received perfect ovation from his
friends who met bIm whc1 the vessel
came to an anchor. This evening SER
enade is to be given MIN al the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
A reception and serenade was tender
ed Senator Conkling this evening at lis
hotel. He delivered brief speech IN
which he made no ailusioL to politics.
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MashIngInn Items

WAsHIsGToS, August l0.-Govsrnor
Mccormick. who Va, Secrels. : TO. lhs
Ns,ious. Repco.ics7 COMMITTEES during
lhe campaign Of ls76. 0sIlg Interviewed
N the subject, ,ts.e- shat Secretary
= urz neither s-aed ryr received from
the committee = s.rgle do.sr Tor servIce.
in hat campsign. he tod SCHurz tn-'
the committee would pay lis syPen-r-
but schurz said be would rsthsr bear
OWL aYneLseE
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iIe.

COLUMBUS, August 10 y IRE a. tour
o'clock taIs Afternoon destroyed ine
dwelling house, barn and cont9nts, straw
stacks. and TACT everything except the
bedding aud household furniture 90 the
farm of Mr.. Schofeid two miles from
Reyncidsburg, this county. TIE tire Is
beievad 70 nave caugh. from sparks
proddceI 0y stone striking TIE cylinder
ot toe machine wLLC tlre-hiHg y deat.
A large amoun: o; grain w. burned in
the barn No insurance.
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THE NEWS 8.
The Virginia Conservative
State Convention.
Hon. NJ. T. w. Halliday
Nominated for
Governor.
The Repudiationists Repu-
dated.
Justice to the Creditor and
Honor to the State.
Louisiana Auditorial In
vestigation.
Sitting Bull to be Returned
to the United States.
Iron and Steel Workers
Association to Meet
in Wheeling.
CAPITAL ELECTION.
HAMPsH HIRE COTNTY

HAMPSHIRE COTNTY.
One precinct to hear from which polls
about 80 votes. Charleston, 40; Clsrk'-
burg, 100; Martinsburg, li5.
HARDY COUNTY.
Charleston about 70 majority over
Msstinsburg and Clarksburg.
wETZEL COUNTY.
New MARTINSvILLE August 10.
The vote of this county for Capital was,
Clarksburg, I,l28; Charleston, 1876; Mar.
tins burr, /. j l.. Newman was elected
superintendent. OF schools. 1gGssa,
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Fatal Result OF IA Quarrel About Dis
trtbutiOn of Federal Patronage.

GALVESTON, Angus: l0-A Nst0S'
AUSTIN special, says: United States Mar
shall PurRe ~as shot twice and proba-
by fatally wounded, by Frank Brrtton
The accounts OF The ARRAY are conflict
ing. II l. Known that the two gentle
men belonged to opposing factions OF the
Republican party, and have had differ
ences As to the distribution Of Federal
patronage 10 this State.
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