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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGToE, April 10.
SENATE.

Mr.. Wallace, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported taversbly
the Senate bill authorizing the issue OF
passports free to colored citizens going
to Brazil. Passed.
Mr.. Sargent submitted an amendment
to the House bill to place the name OF
James Shields on the retired list Of the
army, with the rank of Brigsdier-Gen-
eral, SO as to strike out all after enact.
ing clause and insert IN lieu thereof 8
provision authorizing the President TO
place on the retired list of the army q
large number OF officers named, with the
full rank held BY them when mustered
out OF service.
Among those named are the following:
Ger erai U. S. Grant, John A. Dix,
George B. Mcclellan, n. p. Banks, B.
+. Butler, A. E. Burnside, John A.
Logan, Carl Schurz, A Plesssnton,
James Shields, j. A. Garfield, Charles
Devens, j. d. Cox and some fifteen or
eighteen other we'll known officers in
the late war.
Referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
Mr.. Rollins from the Committee on
Manufactures, submitted q resolution
directing the committee 10 consider and
report to the Senate the probable effect
of anv changes in the tariff laws upon the
manufacturing industries of the country.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Hereford spoke in favor of the
resolution submitted by him on the 2lst
of March, requiring the Committee on
Finance 10 report House bill to repeal
the specie resuption act" within one
week and gave notice he would ask vote
thereon tomorrow.
Mr.. Morrell, chairman of the Finance
Committee, said ne thought the commit.
tee would report the bill with certain
amendments 10 morrow. He said perhaps
the fact was not known to the senator
from West Virginia that specie resump.
ton was resumed in some cities Saturday
LAST end there would be specie resumption
throughout the country before action
could be had in the Senate on the bill.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
consideration was resumed Of the bill
to repeal the bankrupt law and Mr..
McCreary spoke in favor OF the repeal.
Alter debate the bill passed, yeas
81, nays 6, as follows:
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

\ Mrs. Gary, who lived on Gravel
Hill, died on Sunday, and will be buried
this afternoon at two o'clock,
The place OF holding the temperance
meeting this evening has been chan ged
TO the NJ. L. Church, and Rev. James
IL. Rodgers, former pastor of that church,
will assist Mr.. Dunbar in conducting
the meeting.
Phillip Phillips, in his remarks Sab
bath evening at the NJ f. Church, gave
brief account of six weeks labor in
Calcutta, India, where he assisted Rev.
DR.. Thoburh, the missionary who went
from this city.
Councilman BIppis did yeoman SER
vice yesterday afternoon AS y peace
maker. Two girls, one colored and the
other white, got into an alteration at
the corner Of Belmont and Thirty-third
streets, and finally came to blows. The
colored girl received reInforCements, but
the pale face seemed able to whip the
whole crowd till Bippis came in. Then
both sides retired.
The White Elephant Singing Society
attended the social at DR.. McCullough's
last evening.
John Jones, an employe OF Armstrong
u Smiths planning mill, cut two of his
fingers badly Saturday on circular saw.
The now Board OF Education organized
last night.
The new officers are making police
business lively. Besides doing good ser.
$50. =. l;..,,,-a,,ir,, l,a Hpr up1 nrDFaD nj
tv on the streets, they are reaplng good
harvest of fines Gil Martin was arrested
yesterday for fighting on the Public
Square. lie was fined So and costs and
committed to isil till the fine was liquid
atcd. James Rosser, charged with aid
ing and abetting Martin, was discharged,
The other parties to the stiray were ar
rgigned but the trial was postponed un-
Ill Saturday. This was only another
outbreak OF the miserable glass
bowers strike business. 1t is surely 8
lamentsble state OF affairs that men must
stay cOoped up in boarding house, and
only come out in sufficient numbers for
efficient fighting at risk of being drawn
into q brswl. 1t Is disgrace to the city,
and we hope no efforts will be spared to
wipe it out.
Mile. Marie De Estes Partisan Blondes,
Living Art Statues ard High kIckers
are billed for Zslch's Opera Hall this
evening.
The erection of the bill board for Sells
Bros circus yesterday, on the Public
Square attracted every youugster In the
whole town.
Look out for thrilling account Of y
Union street dog fight in this mornings
Htcllgenccr. The IntsLiigcncer local has
found his level.
The Globe House is receiving q fresh
coat of paint.
Mr.. William Mooney, an old Bellaire
boy, wss in town yesterday.
Another squad Of the B. c. L. 6. were
up the creek engaging in target practice
yesterday.
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
4 Young Sportsman of SteubenVIIle
Shoots Himself Accidentally-The
OId story Of CarcIess.ess.
Correspondence of the Register.

Correspondence VI NLlS INSS4SbGl'
STEUBENvILLE, April l5
A very sad accident occurred in this
city at noon to-day, by which MIR. Frank
Maxwell, who resides on Stanton avenue
lost his life. He had been up the river
duck shooting, and returning in skIfi
ran into the laLding at the foot of Logan
street. After tying the skItt up, he
reached in and caught hold OF nis.gun-,
q double. barrel shot-by tho muzzle, and
attempted TO draw 1t out. While doing
so the trigger caught on the bottom of the
skih, and discharged one OF the loads.
Tue greater part of the shot struck him
in the breast, tearing him fesriully. Some
of them entered his heart. Three OF the
tingers OF his right hand were shot of.
He lived about three minutes. The body
was removed to the residence Of his step
father, Mr.. Arthur Brannsgsn, with
whom he lived. Mr.. Maxwell was about
twenty three years OF age, was a sober,
industrious young man, and had large
number of warm friends. He was an
empioye Of the SteubenvilLe Furnace and
Iron Company. A cOroners jury wBs
empaneled this afternoon, but have not
yet returned verdict.
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FIVE HUNDRED SOULS
LOST AT SEA ON A BURNING
STEAMER.
The IIl-Fafed Sphinx and Her Cargo
OF Circassians-Partic
OF the Disaster.
By Cable ID the Enqulrer.

by SaOIe 10 Tue enquirer.
LONDON, April l4.-Lloyd's agent at
Darnics, Coprus, In q letter dated March
18th, furnishes full particulars of the
burning of the Austrian Lloyd's steamer
SPHINX, near Cape Ella, in the early
part of last month, by which 500 Circas-
sian refugees lost their lives. 1t appears
that the Sphinx was on her way to Lat
tachia, from Csvalia, with about 5000
Circassiaus on board.
On the 9th of March, at 7:l0 A. NJ, she
was doubling the klito Rock of Cape st.
Andrea, with a strong wind from the
southeast, with the intention of 60
ing to Fumsgusta to wait tor
better weather and take in pro-
visions Tor the emigrants. About 8 P.
NJ. there was strong gale from the
southeast, which shifted to the west,
then to the north, returning at last to
southeast. At that time the ship would
no longer obey the rudder, and heavy
sea striking the vessel, washed forty re-
fugees from the forecGstle. The vessel
could not put back to Alexsndretts, as
the matches were open, and beng afraid
that the sea would fill the hold, coupled
with the fact that the Circassions would
not allow them to be closed for fear Of
beng sutfocstcd.
At GAS smoke was seen coming out of
the fore hatch and the vessel was shipping
heavy seas. A little later she grounded
on sand bank; one heavy sea drove
her on the coast and she sprung leak.
There WAS no working the engines.
Meanwhile the fire increased, and the
confusion and cries uf the ClrCassisns
are said to have been something awful.
Seeing the fire could not be put down,
the hatches were closed with the consent
of the CircassisDs, and so upwards
of five hundred lives were sacrificed to
save the rest. During the night attempts
were made to extnguish the fire, but
without success.
On the 9Th the surviving immigrants
were landed. The captain and crew fed
from the wreck, as the Circassisns
threatened to murder them. The Cir
cassians had fires, it is said, IN the hold TO
keep themselves warm and TO cook with,
and it Is not surprising ifthe fire originat-
I'd from the accidental upsettlng of one OF
their stoves.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, April l5.-Cotton-Du
at lO3GlOic. Flour Receipts 1850
barrels; medium 20 choice in buyers
favor; low shipping extras steady; No. 2
81 oOO1i OJi superbue western and state
~ 1904 IS; common % good 60 OOCg
3 ID; good 70 cLoice s. 20C9g5 50; white
whesL extra s. JOlGSG O5; fancy s. 55
Co,7 IS; extra OHIO 81 OjdG 10; 81.
Louis s. lOG7 IS. Rye Flour-At
So 25l1)4 %. Corn MeAl-At 81 25lg,
Is. Whest-Opened Zig htIy in buyer
favor; closed quiet; receipts 500 bush-
els; rejected spring 81 O5; steam No. 2
sprIrg 81 2Oi; No 2 Northwestern 81 -
IA, Z5; No. / spring 81 2slGgl 30!; No.
rcd winter 81 33lal 81; No do 81 3s4;
10 white 81 3ygl 40 extra do 81 ~
al 32I. Kye-Essier and fairly active;
western 70G7Zic. Bsrley-Steady; No.
/ Canada S5c. Mait-Unchsnged. Corn
-Fauly active; receipts 5000 bushels;
not western mIIed 43l,46c; ungradsd
do 47G5Zci steam mixed 5l@jl4cj DO
white 5lci yellow 5l!ci No. 2 263Ca52!ci
high mixed 52!c. Oats--Frmer; re-
ceipls $1,000 bushels; western mixed
s3tCG }5c; white western 5i(g4Oc. Hsy
Shipping a. GOGG5c Hops-Dull; west.
ern 5G,8o. CO1es-Less firm; BIO car.
goes l4gl7ci Joobing a. l4(Gleic gold.
SUgar-DulI; ;air TO good refining Ia
nc; prime 9ic; refined 9IGl0c so.
lasses- Unchanged. Rice Steady and
unchanged. Pelroleum-Dulli crude ~;
refined lltc. Tallow-SgeAdy a. ia
77-IGc kggs-Unchsnged. Turpen-
tine-Yirm a. 3l!c. Pork-Quie. but
firm 81 50 s7E9I0OO. Beef-Duil;uc
ern long clear steady At S. OOtd,J 30.
Lsrd-Prime steam stronger a. 81 3l4
al 3j. Bu:ter-W Western at 7G,I2..
Cnesse-S!esdy At st69l2Ic. Whisky
At 81 o..
Pittsburgh.
PITTBUEGH, April l5.-Petroleun-
Crude dull At 81 90 81 Psrker's for
immediate shipment; refined lite for
PhiladelphiA delivery.
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HARD-PAN.
Talk Of Immediate resumption by
NtwNOrk city Banks.

NEw YORK, April 15.-The Commsr-
ciaL says: Since noon the talk on the
street increases about immediate resump
tlon at the city banks. The only thing
remaining to consummste the act OF 1875
ls the taking out OF S6O,OO0OOO OF new
bank circulation, on which the green.
back issue of the Treasury will
be reduced before the first of January to
fixed minimum of $3OOO0J,OOO,
and we understand il is in contemplation
to make up list for this amount, the
new circulation to be taken out in pro-
portion of the sales of the new Al per
cents by the First National and Anglo
American Syndicate by monthly install
ments. The amount OF government
bonds which this movement will require
to be lodged with the Bureau OF Cur
rency at Washington is sixty-seven mil
lions.
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Railroad Accident.

SEDAL1A, Mo, April l5.-At two
o'clock to-day, special freight tram
was wrecked south of Windsor, on the
NJ. X. * T. Engineer Fsnrsworth was
badly injured, snd his fireman Robert b.
McCune was killed. The tender jumped
the track, and McCune was thrown to
the ground and crushed to death beneath
the cars. His parents reside IN Clinton,
Iowa. He leaves wife and two chill
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COngresSman Ellsworth Severely
Beaten.

DETROIT, April 10. - Congressman
Ellsworth, who is visiting his home in
GreenvlIe, was this morning assaulted
by j. J. Shearer, a wealthy business man,
and terribly beaten. The external plate
of the frontal bone over the left eye is
fractured. His condition is critical. 1t
was reported on the streets for months
that Shearer intended to horsewhip Els,
worth and two or three other gentlemen
for supposed interference in his late do
mestlc troubles.
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Kansas Tornado.

TOPEKA, April ia tornado struck
Cottonwood Station, on the Achlson,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad at four
o'clock Saturday afternoon, 18th inst.
The Cottonwood Hotel and several
other buildings we're blown down. Mrs.
Miller was killed and her husband and
four children dangerously hurt. Mrs.
Walters and two children, Frederick
Smith and wife and three children, John
Merritt, Lizzie Merritt and Mrs.
Matthews were badly hurt at Jacob
creek.
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RIOT DAMAGES.
p " Test Case in Philadelphia.

D.. III EIIINUtIpHIH'
So 81 '5E-FuIA, April Is The suit of
sy,..-. ,.'., Hs.. * Co.. OF Quincy, Illinois,
,s'. s'..s. 'le Pennsylvania railroad com
=. - 80 recover $4,000 for ninety-cne
0, a. s. o, woo. destroyed during the riots
Us -. ~ last, was taken up in the
j., o''.es D!s.ric. Court this morn
-. A..e' lmpsnehog a Jury the case
e., ~, If...,,'fo1el TIL tomorrow. TINS is 3
,gs,,,. .,.' and upon its decision depends
'!.."o other cases.
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wheat in the Northwest.

CnlCaSO hines.
a large amount Of interesting and val
liable information concerning the spring
wheat crop is presented in the Times to-
day. This information has been collected
by telegraph, aud has the advantage
over mail reports thatit presents the act
usl condition OF the crop as it appeared
III all parts OF the Western spring wheat
belt as late as yesterday. The general
:enor OF the reports is highly encoursg
ing. The area planted Is largely in
excess OF previous years, snd the present
promise is that most abundant yield
will be harvested
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CHARLESTON.
SUICIDE OF CAPT. "BOB" CAKES.
Mr.. Mays Residence Destroyed by
Fire.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April Is.
This city was startled this morning
with the news that j. w. Oakes, re-
siding on his farm, three miles below
here, had committed suicide by throwing
himself under the 10 o'clock
freight train last night. 1t is
pretty generally believed, at this time
however, that he must have fallen and
hurt himself in crossing the track,
and that it was not suicide. He is well
known in river circles as Captain Bob
Oakes, of the towbost Lookout
Mr.. NJ. II. Mays residence, on Vir-
gInis street, was destroyed by fire to day.
Insurance, $1,000. The loss Will greatly
exceed that amount. V.
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Messrs, ChrlstlanCy, Thurman ana
Cockrell, who would have voted IN the
affirmative, were paired with Mossrs.
Davis, of Illinois, Matthews and Win
dom, who would have voted in the
negative.
Mr.. johnson announced that his col
league Withers was sick, but did not
say how he would vote.
The following Is the text of the bill IS
it tpsssed
Be IL enacted, &C., That the bankrupt
law be and the same is hereby repealed; {;
provided, however, that such repeal shall
in no manner iRvslidste or affect any
case in bankruptcy instituted and pend
ing in any court prior to the day when
this act shall take effect, but as to all
such pending cases or future pro-
ceedings therein the acts hereby
repealed shall continue in full force and
effect until the same shall be fully dis
posed of, IN the same manner as if said
acts had not been repealed.
MIR. Window called up the Senate bill
to authorize the construction of a narrow
gauge railroad from Bismarck to the
Black Hills. The bill gives the right of
way through public lands, as mentioned
when the bill was reported from the
Railroad Committee on the 29th of
March last. Several amendments were
agreed to and the bill subsequently
passed.
Mr.. Eaton entered q motion TO recon-
slder the vote by which the bill passed
Mr.. Teller called up Senate bill to
incorporate the National Pacific Railroad
and Telegraph Company.
Pending discussing it was postponed
until to morrow.
Messrs. Blaine, Window and Beck
were appointed members of the confer
ence committee on the efficiency Sppro-
pristion bill.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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EluttCr in stocks.

New YORK, April 15.-The sharp and
general advance in stocks today, caused
heavy losses to the blackboard" lnstitu-
tiors, or Bucket Shops as they are bet
ter known. Nearly all small speculs-
tions have been long of stocks. w. f.
Evans & Co, and j L. Peppers, have
suspended, they claim their embarrass-
ment is only temporarily. P. +. Mstle-
Law x Co., refused to take any orders for
stocks for the dsY.
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Child Fatally Injured.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., April 1S.-A little
son of William Thomas, residing at
Kyle's Corners, was fatally injured this
afternoon by being run over by lumber
wagon. The accident wss unavoidable
AS the child ran ont in front of the team,
which the driver was unable 10 stop in
time to prevent the casualty.
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MnnihnrIndicafInnA

WAsHINGToN; April l6, l y M.-For
the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northeast to southeast winds, rising, pos
sibly followed by falling barometer,
warmer, partly cloudy or clear weather.
For the Lower Lskes, nortesst winds,
stationary pressure and temperature
and partly cloudy westher.
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nenrh HAYES RnntIing.

WASHISGToN, April l4.-The Union
newspaper of this city, died yesterday,
aged five months. It's remains have been
absorbed by the Democratic Post. 1t
was started with the purpose OF giving
the administration cordisl aid, and It's
sudden decesse leaves the administration
without meaus OF support, SO far rs
Washington newspapers are concerned.
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DcfauItcr cnace Committed to Jail.

FALL RIVER, April lbs. Augler
Chsce the detaulling Treasurer OF the
Union Mills, was arraigned in the Dis.
trIc. Court this morning on two charges,
each for embezzling one hundred thou
sand dollars. He had no counsel and
pleaded not guilty. In default OF $780,
GOO bail, Chace wss committed.
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General Grant.

FLORENCE, April l5.-Genersl Grsnt
and family arrived here to-day. They
were received st the station by the
municipal authorities, American Consul
and deputstions of the Italian army and
American residents.
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IL, Suicide Near Wooster. Ohio.

ss-r, 'y>IAS' April Al ohm Shreeve
s.aiss- -..y,gsh o.. Sg'L years of age, committed
!s,5sv o,.l. =. lubbock, in this county, yes
l1s Fss5 S5'shlng, by shooting himself in
g,kroa. Sa- with revolver. The cause is
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The Roumanian QuesiIon.

LONDON, April ID -Ine kOImAnian
press renew their accusations against the
government OF secretly s5etting Russia.
The opinion il shared by many Of the
people that unless the country receives
powerful e1irsneous support RIssIa will
succeed in her designs IN consequence Of
internal dlssensIcns Prime Minister
Carstino's return without ASSURANCES
from Vieuns and with the advice from
Berlin - yield will not strengthen the
disposition 70 oppose Russia, although
the feeling against hsr in the army as
well ss smoug the citizens, Is very bite.
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oueen Victoria Thanks Parliament

LONDON, April l5.-The Queen has
replied 10 the address Of Parliament,
thanking her for calling out the reserves.
She thanks both Hslses for their loyalty,
and ssys she feels sure tbst she can 81
ways rely upon their adopting measures
tor the the honor Of the country and the
stabilItY Of the Empire.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
TRYING TIE PRESIDENTIAL IL
lie.
Bill 10 Provide for Its Determine
tIOn by the Supreme Court
Specie Resumption in the
Senate - Important
TO Cigar Makers,
TAYLOR sTRAUDER.
Writ OF Error Awarded by Chief JUF-
tIce Waite.
TAYLOR sTRAUDER.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-To-dsy Col
Geo. o. Davenport, of Wheeling, a.
| compsnied by Col. Ward II. Lsmon ar
H. IL. Blackburn, applied to the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court for 8 writ
of error TO the judgment Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals of West Virginia n
the case OF the colored man Taylu:
Strauder, who has been indicted, trIe: !,
convicted and twice sentenced to dest:l
in the Courts of West Virginia. Tn;
Supreme Court of that State hsy-
ing affirmed the last sentence,
application was made TO thH
Chief Justice for writ of erro'
to the State Court, on the ground ths.
the law of the State of West Virgins
prohibiting colored citizens from serving
on juries in that State is in violation o!
the Constitution and statutes OF the
United States. Tne Chief Justice took
the papers and records of the case IL
the State Court, and after the adjourn
ment of the Supreme Court to-day, anG
had consultation with the Associate
Justices he awarded writ of error.
Important 10 Cigar Makers.
WAsHINSToN, April l5-Instructions
have been sent from the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau at Washington to collectors,
"That when manufacturers give cigars to
their employees, which they take away
from the factory, or if they consent or
knowingly permit their employees to carry
from the factory cigars for their own use,
the manufacturer must pay the taxes on
cigars 50 removed"
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Sales ROnds.

New YORK, April l5.-The Bulletin
says the syndicate has already sold over
100000 A. per cents.
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HiIN aux ee.

MILWAUKEE,, April l5.-FIour-
Quiet aud nominal. Wheat-Frm;
opening advanced tc ard closed active
and frm; No. Milwaukee hard 81 l5h
No. l Milwaukee 81 Is; No.2 osl lOI,
seller April 81 lOI seller May 81 lOti
seller Juae 81 U9i; No. 3 DO 81 %.
Corn-Easieri No. 2 4O9403c. Oats -
Steady ard in fair demand; No. z 25c.
Rye-Stesdy; No. /, 53c. Barley
Quiet; No spring &c. seller April
53c. Provisions-U nchsHged- Asss
Pork-At 50 90. Lard-Prime steam
81 90.
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OIL City.

OIL CITY, April l5.-MArke! opened
excited with 5 downward tendency, with
first sales At 81 S2!, declined to 81 zotj
advanced TO 81 3Z4. aud closed 81 ~
bid. Shipments l7,l2S barrels average
Il ,g74 barrels.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTsBUEdH, April l5.-Petroleun--
Crude dull At 81 80 81 Psrker's for
immediate shipment; refined lite for
PhiladelphiA delivery.
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For additional markets .ee fourth page ]
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WAvERLY, \. Y, April Is, '78.

y lie Editor Of the NslO l.O'k Tribune:
confront Mrs. Til.ou's confession
z.a sa explicit and absolute denIaI. The
a:.imOny to her own innocence and TO
-.-e, winch for four years she had made
o hundreds, IN private and in public,
a0ia the Court, in writing and orally,
declare to be Lrue and the allegations
LOW made in contradiction to her uni
@,m, solemn ard unvsrviug statements
hitherto made, utterly deny. l declare
-s, TO be inEOcent OF the great trsnsgres-
sion.