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cnred that ths bill was urgently necessary for the
welfare OF the State. The government finds II neccs
sary impose silence the socialists and TO pursue
its abors In peace After what Herr Benningsen said
the people must not complain the utmost strngcncy
is practised in executing the existing laws. Tho
debate was adjourned untl to-day.
PATR sEALEp.
Tho determination OF the national liberals, advanced
liberals and uramon.anes to oppose tho aDtisocal.
list DILL seals tho fate OF that measure.
GERMANY AND CHINA
telegram from Bombay reports that the German
Minister al Pekin 10 about to proceed to Shanghai
The Bombay Courier states tina, suspension OF dpo-
matte relations between Germany China is immi-
nenL
DIR. rALKs RESIGNATION.
The Standards Berlin despatch says the Emperor
has refused 70 accept DR.. Falk's resignation. II Is
said, however, that ka!k persists in resigning
FIRE srAMaouL.
A Ore at Constantinople Wednes day night, within
tho precincts Of the Sublime Porte, destroyed the
greater portion OF tho buildings including the Minis
tries Of Justice and OF the Council oil state.
Az ACCIDENT.
The Ministry OF Foreign Affairs the Grand vizierato
and tho archives were saved. The origin Of the lire
Ia unknown. but II is believed 10 have been
dental.
sARDoU AMONG TIE lMMoRTALs.
n. Viciorien 5ardou, the DIR nnatst, was yesterday
received member OF the French Academy with
The usual ceremonies 81. Alexandra Dumas pre-
sided, and ttore large attendance OF the most
distinguished people IN PARIS
DECLINED TO ACCEPT THEN
Tho Chamber OF Deputies at Versailles has arnulied
the election oil NM. Barngnon and de Saint Paul.
MORE SPANISH TROUBLES.
1t is reported from Perpignan there was great
popular agitation In Barcelona Wednesday. The
military aud the populace exchanged shots.
PAiLED FOR A MILLION
Matthew Mr1eld, worstcd manufacturer, at Brad
ford, has failed. His liabilities about ST. 600 ooo
JovELLAR's RETURN TO
despatch from Madrid say s:-"Gcdoral Jovciar
may become Minister Of War on his return here"
4#s#A WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
Tho Unreasonable cool weather continues.
COTTON STRIKE.
ballot was taken yesterday on Alderman Pickop's
compromise in those districts whcro has already
been rejected by tho str,ko committees.
RESULT OF THE BALLOT
The o:ncial return OF the ballot tn the strike dis
trots Is published. A. Blackburn, Burnley, Darwen,
HARDWOOD. Rishton and Whaliey Alderman P,ckop's
proposal was only supported by very Insignificant
mnorlies. The total vote was-for the proposal, s2s.
ami against IT, 1892 Tho oldham operatives have
decided by ballot to accept the reduction.
SYMPATHY rHR TRADES UNIONS.
The committee Of tho Trades Union Congress have
unanimously resolved that the lancashire operatives
deserve the sympathy and support OF tho work king
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TAMPERING WITH A JURY.

TRoY, N Y, May % 1875
Thomas Egan, Supervisor Of Rensselaer, county, Ia
now trial here Tor mafoasancc Office In auditing
uducut bills against the coun,y Last night Judge
Osborn locked up tho jury at the Troy House. While
there tho prosecution employed ono Of Pinkcr.on's
detectives to watch tho jury, aud discovered noto
DO ny handed TO the Shcrns officer 10 give 10 Jury.
man. lie informed tho District Attorney, ana the
latter demanded tho note oi tho officer IL given
up and found To read as iollows:-
FRikSD fAvRR-Ths Is n political nsht. stand for tho
party. L.. g. kEYNOI.DA 4
I,cy noids Is cx-County Clerk aud candidate for
tho democratic nomination Tor Sherin. The matter
was fuiy exposed ~ court this morning. ana tho
officers now securing the city for Reynolds.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Fairman Rogers, 0! Philadelphia, Is ut the Able.
marie. Judge Hiram Warner Of Georgia and Isaac
Y. Baker, Jr., OF Comstocks y. " are at the Filth
Avenue. Professor Ezra Abbot, OF Harvard College.
Is at the Everett J. H. Dcvercux. President OF the
Cleveland, Coiumbus Cincinnati and Indianapoli.
Railroad Company, and W. Brandt Sorcr, OF Boston,
are at the WINDSOR. Ex-senator stephen Il. Ham
iaond, of Geneva. n. y, and Waiter A. Wood. OF
HoosicK Falls, n. y, are ut the Brunswic Frcder.
rick Billings. OF Vermont, and John W. Ehninser,
the artist, at the BrevoorL Judge Josiah q.
Abbott. OF Boston. Is at the Clarendon. Alfred
Gather, OF Cincinnati, IS at the Giisey.
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RECRUITS FOR THE ARMY.

THE REGIMENTS IN THE SIOUX COUNTRY pEE-
PAIRING FOR ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, ID. T., May 3D. 1875
One hundred and seventy recruits Tor tho Sixth
infantry at Fort Buord and 100 Tor tho
Second cavalry ut Fort Custer lett here
on steamers to-day. Thoy were accompanied by
General Whistler, OF Fort Keogh; Colonel
whceian Captain Gregg, Lie.cnanis Lovel,
Jerome, Clarke ana Fowler, Second caval
ry; Captain Bennett, Lieutenants Rouss an
rhoringteu, Filth Infantry; Captain Penny,
and Lieutenant Tr'baut sixth infantry. These OIL
GERS IRE reporting for duty. Last week "a recruits
went up tho Missouri tor Fort Shaw aud
100 are coming for the Seventeenth infantry Gen.
cral s. d. S,urgis IL now hts way 4, 81 Paui to
consult with General Terry TO tho held o. opera
tons vi tho Seventh cavalry.
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MOVEMENTS OF FOREIGN vlssELs.

THO SHAH PROBABLY EN- ROUTE FOR SAN
FRANCI.Co-YRESCH AND GILLIAN VESSELS
PANAMA, May IA, 1873.
Her British Majcsty's frrsnto Shah lott This port
the 18th inst. Her destination Is unknown; but az
Admiral do Horsey mado special inquiries to iacl
tiss tor teIegraphing, coaling, &c. at Acapulco and
MuzAtau, e is supposed he went In that direction,
30 10 b. near possible to San francisco AMI
British Columbia IN case oil war between England aud
Russia t. aa.
The Magiciennc, French flagship, and the Gillian
corvette Chacabuco expected nere daily.
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Mineral Water.
Highly Efisrvescent.

Approved by ths Academic MqIecins OF france.
It's sale In France authorized b special order oi tho
frcnrh government
York
"A great relief for seasickucss"
"A delightful beverage"
.Faf superior TO Nichy Seltzer any other"
'Most grateful and retire shng."
Absolutely pure and wiolesome superior to all for
daily free from all the oseetons urged against oon
ana artihcAily acratcd wnters"
"impr-gnated only with its own gas"
Useful agree able"
"eathul aud well suited Tor dyspepsia and cases Of
acute disease"
MILDLY an,acd; agrees well with dyspep,cs and where
there Is souty disthesiS."
by Tar the most agreeable. alone xed with wilma
useful In catarrhs OF stomach bladder and in govt"
mot only luxury. bat y necessity
10 DO had OF all Wine Merchants Grocers Druggists and
Mineral Dealers Throughout the United states ADD
Wholesale oil
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A LIFE SPARED.

Kate soUTHEnN's SENTENCE COMMITTED TO
IA, TEN YEARS IMPRIsoNMxSr
[DY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD.
ATLANTA, Ca, May %. 1878
Governor Colqutt closed his inspection OF tho Kate
Southern to-day by committing The death SEN
,ence 10 Imprisonment Tor years In tho Poniicn-
tary. lilo says that no acted purely the Law and
tho evidence aud lott OF consideration the fact
that she n woman. HIS decison creates great
joicing No similar case ever created such excite
mont ants one. The many friends Of Mrs. southern
will insist having iui pardon, and will 20 before
tho Governor again or will try the Legislature.
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HAMPTON INSTITUTE

PRESIDENT HAYES ADDRESSES THE GRADUATE
ING STUDENTS.
FORTRESS MoNRok, Va, May %, 1878.
Tho closing exercises OF the Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute to-day very largely
tended among the guests being President Hayes. Sec
rotary OF War McCrary ana Attorney General Devens
President Hayes addressed the cuored students
comp lnontary terms upon the result OF the exam
ton. Speeches were also maze by Attorney General
Devens General Armstrong anu others, all con-
curing IN high estimate Of the efficiency and USE
fulness OF the school.
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INSANE OR MALICIOUS.
for TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Cx...... 49,. 4

SYRACUSE, N ", May 20 1873.
DR.. Gray, oil tho State Lunatc Asylum at Utica,
obcyed an order Of Judge Mcrwin to-day and exam.
incd Mrs Lora Eddcn to test the question OF her
ity. Mrs II idcn Is tho woman VINO stabbed her cd
mother IN tho back low weeks since and killed her.
The DOCTOR had a four hours interview with her and
then gave his opinion that she ~ now insane. Tho
cou usc tor the VIII move before tho Court for
commission 10 lunacy TO secure the removal Of Mrs
Edden IRON the Penitentiary to tho Utica Asylum
The bro.bers OF the murdcress declare their ssier
not In ano has becp bat that Is afflicted
with "pufe uslincssn
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THE GRAND RIVER ACCIDENT.

CALI, Ont, May -, 1875.
Tho ii,,lo steamer Empress OF India, which car
ricd over Blans Dam, in Grand River, last night,
had seventeen passengers on board, OF whom nine
we're rescued. The names Of the Loot follows
H. J. Jaffrav proprietor OF tho Gait Reporter; James
NJ on tgomcry, Edward Wren, Anurew Jackson, John
Frazer, Frcderick Cane, Robert Elliott and David
Scott Up 10 tho prescnt only Mr. J4nray's body has
been recovered.
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INDIAN RAIDERS PURSUED.

sALr LAKE CRY, Utah. May %, 1873.
The Diamond City (M IT, ii,astandman, In an extra
datcd the 10th inst, siys:-"rhis morning small
band OF unknown Indians raidcd two ranches In tho
Smith River Valley, driving on a number OF horses
Soldiers from Camp Baker In pursuit. and, with
some citizens, had q aght with tho Indians. Two
Indians reported killed and tho others driven into
tho mountains
TROOPS MOVING isro SUMNER QuARrKRs
The Third infantry started inns morning Tor their
summer camp on tho Marias River, north of forl
Hontou.
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RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT
SEIZED.

tISciSSAT., May IS 1873
Revenue officers to-day seized tho rectifying asisb
ilshment OF Christopher sandhcger, on Court street
on account Of alleged Irregularities The house Is
the most prominent one yet sczcd, aud the pro-
prioior ts n man OF wealth. He Is CHARGED with niI.
ing packages wihout cancclling the stamps gave
81 500 bail tor hts appearance before CORNERSTONE
Huopcr next Monday.
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William Moore some time ago stole a quantity OF
clothing IRON the Guor store OF Arthur higgins.
corner Grand and Seventh streets, Williamsburg and.
peadinR guilty, was sent the Peniientiary. Yes
tercay Mr.. Higgins The stolen property on The
person oi Charles Bradley aud caused his arrest
Bradley had nothing to say, aud was held TO answer
by Judge klliotl
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M TELEGRAPH TO the HERALD.

[D9 TELEoRipH TO THE HERALD.
HousroS, Texas. May q, ISIS.
Governor Hubbard, after maturcly considering tho
various appeals aud petitions Tor executive cemeucy
IN the Of Emil Houilion, the lawyer, VINO mur.
dercd NJ Naicn IN 1876 refuses 10 Interfere HeuiI.
lion viii therefore be executed at Columbus TO.
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BROKE HIS BACK.

William Hcsemann, he Trainer. who fell from new
building on North Ninth street, williamsburg on
Monday last. and broke his back died In 81. Cath.
erinc's Hospital "Wednesday. The Tall WAS not
more than twelve feet.
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COLOMBIA.

AN APPROPRIATION MADE FOR THE SUFFERERS
BY THE PANAM, FIRE.
PANAMA, May II, 1875.
The Congress OF Colombia has appropriated tho
sum Of $25 900 for the relief Of sufferers by the
Panama conaag ratons OF 1874 and 1875 Many poor
people lost their all in shoso disasters, and 10 for
their relief that the measure has been passed.
Tux MAGDALkSA RIVER.
Tho entrance TO the Magdaicna River Ii moro DIM
and dangerous than formerly, as thers are only
fifteen ieet of wstor on tho bar.
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MARYLAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

BALTIMORE. Nay 20. 1873
Tho Maryland musi al festival, win an orchestra OF
sixty.nvs performers and chorus oil 200, will open
the Academy vi Music on Monday next aud contlnue
three uayA Gtvernor Carroll IS tho honorary pres.
ldent OF tho festival and President Hayes wil attend
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ELECTION ARRAY.
INK TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD. I

NORFOLK, w., May 70. 1878
Norfolk and Portsmouth were excited to-day with
She election OF municipal officers, and in row on
Main street o-nlght between us simcoo ami prizo
fighter named Johnny Reagan, from New York, tho
former WAS badly shot aud cut IN tho head and
shoulder. Reagan escaped arrest tonight lie 10
working here with the Cotton TANNERS gang
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MARRIAGE AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, ID c., May %, 1878.
General Russell Hastings. OF Rockford Ill., formerly
Marshal oil Northern Oaio ana during the war Lieu
tonanh Colonel OF President Haye, regiment, and
MISS Pitt the niece of President Hayes, will
RED At Tho White House the latter part
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ACCUSED OF ARSON.

MONTREAL, May %, 1873
Charles T. Burroarm, late bookkecper with Herman
II Co.. furniture manufacturers In Philadelphia, Vas
arrested here to-day charge OF setting fire to tho
mandatory the roth OF February last 10
pccuatiou. He Waived examination anu VIII return
TO Philadelphia with a detective officer to.dny.
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TORNADoEs IN THE WEST.
SIX PERSONS REPORTED KILLED-HEAyY DE-
sIRUcrloN OF PROPERTY.

SIX PERSONS REPORTED KILLED-HEAyY DE-
sIRUcTloN OF rEoPfRrY
DuBuoug, Iowa, May, % 1878.
special to the Herald from Mineral Point Wiz,
gives trist announccmcn OF terrible tornado
which struck that about Ave O'Clock tins AFTER
noon. Owing to break IN the wires at Warren y IS
Impossible 10 get full particulars tonight II IS
known that large stone brewery and several build
ings surrounding 1t were demolished, aud 10 feared
that several persons are buricu In tho ruins.
The buildings adjacent to the brewery which are
destroyed are John MIXERS house, the Globe Hotel.
The First ward schoohcuse, Mulions store, Cnrre's
harness shop, the sconsin House and Elngcr's
furniture store. These buildings were on the line OF
the tor nado and more less damaged.
HOUSE wREcKgD-rwo PERSONS KILLED
The fine residence OF John Splnsley and IN which
was large family reunion, among whom
were John Waller, wife ara daughter Will
tam Coates, wiie ana daughter; Mrs. Waller
and Mrs. Roberts, all OF Dubuque, completely
wrecked ana Mrs. Walters mother ana John Waller
were Instantly killed The rest o. tho Inmates OF tho
house m,raculousiy escaped with only slight Injuries
AN AGED LADY KILLED
The residence OF JUICE Cothrin was also struck by
tho storm and his her. aged lady, killed The
tornado passed through the heart OF tho town and
Is feared far disastrous than could be
learned up TO . late hour.
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THE wE,rurR YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
tempe the past tyiour hours, In CON-
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year,
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuss pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No 2l5 Droaiwly:-
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RUSSIAN LETTERS OF MARQUE.

SAN FRANCISCO. May %, 1S7s
A Virginia City despatch says that two secret
agents OF the Russian government this city
furnish letters OF maIquo TO privateer tho OF
which DO raised here the vessel sail from San
Francisco.
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.


wHTRY, ont, May 20, 1873
The sentence OF death passed on Durke and McPher.
son for outrageous assault ON Mrs. Bennett. in
Pickering, resulting ln her dcath has been commulcd
Ia isonmont Tor lie.
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MISSING FROM HOME.

Mary Hen fifteen years Old ana Mary Mooney,
thrty-fvc years old and two chioren, are lEissin2
from their homes Ia Williamsburg.
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MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY SUCCESS

Ms NEw ORLRASs, May 90 1878.
A spcca! despatch 70 the galveston Ners from Rio
Grande City says tho town OF Rcynosa WIS captured
yesterday by the Lerdo rcvoiutionists, and pres
ismo OF S. 900 levied. The party has siGco moved
southward.
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A FLOATING SILL.

An Illicit whiskcy st OF about l25 gallons ca acity
found By United States Deputy Marshal on
scow Gowanus Bay, on Wednesday night, and
DESTROYED
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FOUND DEAD.
Htpsos, N.

HtDsos, n. y, May %, 1878
Wallace Hannah, an old aud we'll known business
man OF TINS city, found dead IN bed this evening
Ito suffered from diseate VI The heart
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MUIR ERER SENTENCED.

BosroS Mass May 20, 1873
John Taylor, who murdered his wiic on the 18th
OF last March, was today sentenced TO Imprisonment
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HOUSE BLOWN DowN--1uREE PERSONS RE-
PORTED KILLED.
QUINCY i'll. May %. 1878
A tornado struck the western part Of Brown county
this afternoon. A few miles south OF Mound station
house blown dow and 1t is reported three per-
we're killed. he particulars have not been re-
ceiy
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If you HAVE A BAD TASTE IN YOUR MOUTH.
yellow color or skin feel STUPID ana drowy,
appetite frequent headsche dizziness
pilious" nothing will arouse liver g. action aud
system equal to DR.. ftLRcks GeLpk5
MEDICAL Discovery. 1t Is sold by drug, lists
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New York.
Every genuine bottle bears tho registered pictorial label
OF the
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PRICES FOR COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30 1878
Tho Philadelphia and Reading Coal ana Iron Com.
pany announce tho following prices Tor coal delivered
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USE INSTEAD OF UNWHOLESoME COSnErICj
GLESss soar, which purihes and beauties the
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A.-ESPENSChEiDlS STYLES FOR STRAW
HAS The stray. Mackiuaw other
Hats any rm the South aud
elsewhere making their purchases Tor the
To those and the puDlic generally EsPESsGhEiD wond
Say his les OF summer HATS Tor gentlemen al
ready out EsPENSCIElD. Manufactured l1sN asssu
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FREDERICK De- barry 4 CO,


Nos al and IS Warren st.
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average temperature wa
Average Temperature Tor corresponding date last
northumberland. Coz.
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LYscnuuRc. Va, May 10. 1879.

2
FHIESD-ln response inquiry TO the time
j In New superiutcnd-
Ing drawing Grand Drawing 81 the Louisiana stats
Lottery take place Tuesday. June II would reply
that shall leave hero to arrive In city ~ tho
zisinst which viii give Pile time ahl The duties
required OF US
Your friend. J. A. EARLY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-02

The paper. The True Status Of the
High Schools" was to have been read
first but Mr.. Nightingale and Mr.. Clark
both being absent, it was not given until
later in the morning. It was ably read,
and voluntarily discussed by Col. E. b.
Gray, Chicago. w. B. Powell. Aurora, ID.
L. Boltwood. Princeton, |. FL. Freeman,
Polo. H. Smith, Ottawa, Andrews, OF
GalesburR, Cove, of Denver, Col, and
others, in an able manner bringing out
diversity of views and showing lively in
terest in this important branch of the
school system.
On motion of J. Fl. Freeman, the after
noon session was dispensed with and q
resolution passed to visit the Island.
The session at 1890 adjourned unit
Wednesday morning.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Harper ten
dered the free use of his two BUSES ant
carriages to convey the party to the Isl
and, which was accepted and about Al
members of the society visited the govern
i ment works, and we're shown the points o
interest by Col Flagler. all hands express
ing themselves delighted with the trip ant
the courteous treatment extended by Mr.
Harper and the officers on the Island.