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To PREVENT DEFAIcArIoss.-The Di.
rec.ors OF the slade Mills, Fall River,
have devised plan, described in the fol-
lowing resolution, for preventing a re.
petition otsuch frauds as those Of Chace
and Hathaway: 10 -
Voted, That all notes OF this corpora
tion hereafter issued shall be counter
signed by the President, or, in his alb
sence, by one OF the Directors designated
BY the Board Of Directors. Also, that the
bookkeeper mark the same registered and
put his signature to the same; and that
both the President and Director signing
the same, and the b0okkeeper, shall keep
an account Of all notes so signed.
The Osborn Mills and other institutions
are about to adopt the same rules. IL
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ohio Legislature.
CoLuMRus. MAY

NVLUNbUsI MAy u
The Democratic members Of the SEN
ate and House held seperAte caucuSes to
consider the question Of redistrictinE
the State. In the Senate caucus a resolu-
tion fayoring redistricting was defeated,
yeas s, nays 10.
In the House CAUCUS a motion to pro-
coed 10 redisIricting was unanimously
adopted, and resolution was adopted
appointing a committee TO prepare re-
districting bill and pledging the mem.
bers 10 abide by whatever bill may be
agreed on by the caucus.
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LEwnBuRG, May s.-The Union Nat
ional Bank suspended to-day. It is
thought that the depositors will be paid
in full.
Bosros, May s.-The Howe Mutual
Insurance Company, Of this city has been
enioined and will close up its Affairs.
Assets, S741,s $50; liabilities Sl,44s,ls3.
Outstanding risks at present, 100000.
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81. LOUIE, May s.-Major Todd, Of the
US. A. Ia command OF the 81. Louis
Arsenal, twelve miles below this city,
while returning home lASt evening, from
this city, was thrown from his buggy, BY
the horse running Of, and received iniu-
rieS on the head which II is feared will
proye fatal.
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Rusineas Embarrassmenta

LIVERPOOL, Mays.-w. Winter Raj
fes, cotton broker, suspended.
The failure Of Dunkerty, Carter q Co.,
provision merchants, Is announced. Ii.
abilities 10000.
ATLANTA, May 81. and 8. Bones, Of
Rome, Ga, hardware merchants, failed.
Liabilities Sl75,000.
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STEAMER WRECKED.

LONDON, May s.-The new British
steamship Chicago, from Newcastle for
Boston has been wrecked of HaWich.
The crew were saved.
SEVERE oRrTIc1sMs ON NIB. GLADSTONE.
This MORNINGS Time, critici.ing the
speech made BY Mr.. Gladstone yes.
terdsy to = deputation Of liberal associa.
tions at HoWarden, in which he denounc.
ed the Government, says: This language
was so reckless As to entirely overshoot
the mark. II reads like speech prompt.
ed BY desperation.
The Times also Gays II believes that the
government on the whole Ia acting wisely
10 the present crisis, and the fact that
Gladstone cannot arouse the country BY
wholesale 'denunciations OF the govern.
ment the London newspapers, fsshiona
Bile people and educated society into some
expression Of opinion to the contrary,
shows that the country does not dissent
from the government policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10
A Meeting OF San Francisco
Working nen-They Measure
Strength with the Kearneyites
and Beat Them.

SAN flamenco, May 9.-The Work
inemen held & mass meeting at Hord-
cultural Hall tonight, 10 response TO q
call Of the County Committee, TO test the
question between the Committee and
Kearney. The latter gave out in advance
that he would take charge Of the meet.
Ing, but what may be termed the consti.
tutionaI element Of the party asserted its
aseendancy. A strong force Of police
were present, and ths Ksarneyitss find.
ing themselves in the minority adjourn
ed, to the number Of several hundred, to
the street, where they held 40 opposition
meeting, and the proceedings in the hall
were conducted TO peaceful and salts.
factory conclusions, The result 10 accept
ed az an indication that Kearney has lost
his hold on the larger and more respeeta-
BILE portion oi the party.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, May 9.-The Master cotton
spinners at Ashton, Underlyne, Stsley
Bridge, Dunkenfeld and Mossley have
resolved to reduce the wages 25 per cent
on the 25 inst
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TnEY Touch IT LIGHrLY.-Individua

They Touch IT LtoHrEY.-Gndiyidual
members OF the House Judiciary Com.
mittee are opposed to the reporting Of
resolutions for the Investigation Of the
Florida frauds in connection within
Blairs resolutions, the subjects being
separate. One is designed to raise the
question Of the validity Of President
Hayes title to hold his office, and the
other is merely calculated TO elicit facts
in regard to the Florida election. A
number Of Representatives help confer.
ence this afternoon as to the best method
Of proceeding in The premises.
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B Blackburn dispatch says the Masters
Association have authorized their mem.
bers tomske any arrangement they please
with their hands. The Boothman Co.
have set their large mill in motion with
full compliment Of their hands on the
operatiYea' timea.
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Cn1o1oo, May 9.-Chatles MarrigOld,
Of Marrigoid Bros., prominent MilWau-
kee merchants, was struck By train,
which was switching At the Pittsburgh
& Fl. Wayne depot this morning, and
was almost Instantly killed.
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A SIGNIFICANT RIouEsT.

BIRMINGHAM, May 9.-The Daily Post
says: Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor
Of EIchequer, privately desired Mr.
Chamberlain, Radical member Of ParliA.
ment from Birmingham, to postpone the
request for the day for discussing the mo.
tion concerning the Governments foreign
policy. Hence the Poa infers that the
government hope to be able shortly TO
communicate Information which will
render debate unnecessary.
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NEW YoRK, May 9.-Four officers Of
the Russian Navy arrived here this morn.
ing from Russia, direct, and have been
eloseted most Of the day with Bodiseo,
the Russian Consul.
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PaaE LuDY's experience in baniShing
rsl lsu: airs, be used bits Of sweet
al. pIi,ed 10 every room in the house.
T.,c,t., soon awsrned with ants. Tap.
pr,lhs ln,ecI. of into a cup Of turpen.
t.., +. replaced the cakes and captured
ii',h lssiOn. After a few days no
ruIPpeared on the cake. Their pres.
,ss, "u ttiII suspected, however, and
oa putting bacon "a a trap for them they
Erud upon the biu Of pork.
Attr lev days the pork was un.
stiosd, and cheese was tried, with
!s,uas results. When the cheese was
''Eits'sd, dead gras'hoPpers were placed
nIhsoOus, and alter the grasshoppers
s'lhirs would tempt them. They aban,
!ited the premises,p .-a.-.
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Taxation OF the q. q T.. Il. IL.

The Auditors Of the counties through
which the Cleveland L Pittsburgh Rail.
road passes met 10 Cleveland on the 7th
inst. 10 6x the taxable valuation Of the
road. Auditor Coffland represented Bel.
mont county. The new valuation, As
compared with that Of last year, Il as
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wr, no, Prof. Proctor please visit
yl.asarg, o. They need some ele'
s.,l.r, instruction in astronomy there
~, bIly They got up quite a scare
IN, Monday night over the report
,,,,d in .oue way that the transit oil
v,t.,, vas likely to cause such a re-
l,.,j., in temperature as would pro-
A, iro,L The thermometer was watch
Jb,lrui, growers with painful interest
ri pi,l.iI slowly from hour to honr'
MI, son. Tears seemed in fair way oi
,.,,, realized. The ky became cloudy
,,.,,,, ,ul thus saved them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-10

SAN FaANclscoD DrIDEsrs-The wealth
oisln Francisco is shown by the divi-
dsnds disbursed there every month. The
list for April Is as follows:
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WAsHHo7oS, May s.-Ths subscrip-
tions 10 the per cent loan to-day was
246 thousand,
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io0kDIso to Representative Hanna,
l,li,n,, 3.7lO claims for losses and
!.av.. BY the late war has been presen'
NsCougre.. from the Southern States.
Tsy rary in amount from trifling bill
d;ll Eor commissary stores taken and
,si',O :695.OOO for commissions on
s,,,,rt.Iirered to the United States" The
as,ruuerou, class is for property
Destroyed property taken and used "
lsI uIe ard occupation Of property"
Il Ii, door Of the Treasury is once
,su to such demands as these the Gov
l:sa.ul will have to pay for every fence
iil Ii, Soy. in blue burned and for eVe'
I, SCI, Of land they canped upon.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May e.-Gsn, Grant, wife and
son have arrived.
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r,,,E.re .igus OI impending trouble
.,,,., ',I1 Dr.. UpJegr,il and Mr.. Dunbar
y, a,'',n ',o rival Republican aspirants for
I. :, ....., ~ in Jefferson county Ohio. The
~, cone. out in tart communication mic,
'',' =, Sen s,,pb.pville Herald, in which he
= = n, ,be Doctor without ever once
l,.,i.s,,,irps % nj him by name in his arsi.
!. . =" I,,oulI seem uii the rivalry, jeAl-
'',,,,l =, bd feeling been the two was a
s,,,r ol long standing.
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weather Indications.

WAl DEPARTMENT, !
oTyIcl OF nm Cuu aIoNAL OVyIcEl. !
WAsHISsToA, D. C, Nay lo-I a. n.
RnoBARfIIIIn.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
north and Weat winds, stationary or lower
temperature and riIing barometer. Cleal
weather. will prevail.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Porte Preseribes Condition

CossrASTISoPIE, May 9.-The Porte
has made an evacuation of Shumla, con-
ditional on the withdrawal Of the Rus.
pians to Tchataldja. The Russian military
authorities are stated 10 have decided to
only withdraw 10 ST. George, eleven miles
northwest Of San SteiAuo. The garrison
Of shumla Is too weak to defend the place
70 attankad.
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Idsgntelttgettfer:

s,r+lso took pllce a few days ago
rii.,,ilIs, welrsl county to protest
st s,'5 W. \. working, oil the County Court
'I'.',' '.,n II 4. i. found to be, even in Dem
f''e' l.l. g.,s.l, too expensive luxury .:,l
';'lIs s,,,, With further patience. This
. : 's'Is y outing the county to 500 '1'
w y. ~ :, ~, $50 cases is played OuL
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,,,,r,E State hls adopted the Moi
- At.1I ", ,nuDch, Gov. Nichols has Just
~ W.. vi IL. Tor i,s introduction in eHecu'
't. vs. Iooi.ilna. Itlevies only a quar-
.I, " :, .,s. 90 every drink 'Old, but this
q ~, /" NJ viii, i, ID expected, net the
~. s,,'. .s0ooO a year, and relieve the
49,. ~, r,on debt 10 twenty years.
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Bounteous Nature.

TOtaI, % IS, .t0l l4sI Os0s7o 7f0 4ll .s9l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-16
Mr.. Bryant's Mode of Life - Described bS
Himself


TJa'gk n E,iant p,
Nv ptN sm promised some time since To give YOU
some account Of my habits HE far At oa.t As e..
gard dict exercise fnl occupation am not sure unt
twin bc o AMY us. to you aii4oulh ule system which
have for many wears observed ,eu, TO ANSWER hiN par
losc very w,u have reached a pr,r. advanced
period OF e without IA, u.ua mnrmucs ol a-e ant
wit INV strength a,uvity Aul h"llA faculties ecucig,
'uiicuv so'd reservation How mr this ma, nc ti0.
,n,. tulmN way OF Inc. aluitrd Ion. a,0 and stcAti,
al.etci 60. Is, perhaps. uncertain
Ir-c early. AZ t, time of the year about hil raIH,c
in ,tmulor male an hour or p,cu ana hour earlier In
mcli'rl with itte inoumhranre of cllihn-. bc.il
sal .,t exercises for tho most part lc. ucd 20 cNpaUd
ie chest Aui AZ the uIlr cll into nci.ou go the
muscle, amt articulation. OF the body, Thc., arc I,r
torrri VITA dumb bells the very g.ic.t covered VITA
flannel with pole. horizontal bar and a h,ht char
swung ar"uul my head After ul hour ant some.
times more passci ia this manner hiilc
from head u foot When at my rli,c n Ul-
courtr, sometimes shorten ny cNer,is, u ihr chamber
ant euns ort o.cup, my.oli or ha an hour o more 90
some work which requires hrik eNer,i~. Nu.r uN hat
thtcahast is not rcait III down % n, -ftlir- ul
um cairi MS breakfast u simple ouc. hnm.u> ant
ni!k ot n place of honin, brown broad or oarnra
wheaton srf. amt an the season hthet sweet apples
Ruckwhent cakes 10 NOT decline. NOR any other uru
,ic yl vegetable foot. huf annual foot never take
At hrc,Dt,.t TEA tud ,onec never touch a.
ant time Sometimes Z IA &c cup OF chocolate
wh.h hf, no ntr.0ur effect. AMI asrecs with
newer, we'll Atbre,Niast often take irmt citlior go
a., un'urt. state or freshly -irwcd Atler breakfast
cup' nN % ior winnie wilh IA, stlio-. ant Them wh'u
iutNn W1k down 10 tir OH of Ga. D. tiiti PHt
nearly three milo. distant and after about ,lr. ,.i,
ictuin always wtkius, what', trh. rir n.ttei 81 tl
stat" of t'0 street, iu TIE rnlur' ana rl.,l.I no ni,
hi"aN u,Ns ti ftolins o., W'lriu.,t lgt., iu, oli
Into 'i'. Awna. nni iso unlpmN .rnog Hf. uie sn-
lcr. AMT fnu' rr uWt u.c. ol rruasn .u % other
wo'h an'ut ucm winch ti., ',,cl amt rnusobtt, I'D.
ms brooke "HtDp'n Iu''olN nu..'t.l. O.. vn,A
900 ilt 'UNftN N.Ir $751; tu f fI.t ~ fltf
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for officers In the art Of tho higher branches
OF their prefossios subsequent to receiving commits
sioua
The London Art Journal will publish tho Illustrated
catalogue of the Paris Universal Exhibition. COM
menced with the April number and 70 bs continued
throughout the year.
Miss Braddos will contribute . new novel, entitled
sThs Vixen, to the columns. OF Al The Pear Round
Some OF the copyrights Of the sarl'sr works OF
Cherries Dickens having expired, several rival edions
OF sketches by Bos have been issued In London At
six pence sterling
DsbrstI's sPserags and Baronetage." now bound to-
gstnsr In volume, il the chief authority on oil
matters relating TO tho titled classes.
The advoestes for unis,tersd inquiry in religion
have started Of lectures London 70 DO de-
iiversd annually and publishsd, like thu orthodox
hampton lectures Oxford The frst series OF scven
will be delivered by Professor Max A0Ilcr on the
sOrgn and Growth Of Religion, Is illustrated BY the
Religions OF India /"
The Now London periodical, Light, viii DO rather
weekly magasIne than q literary Journal In IL Mr.
Anthony Trolops begins his new novel, "Ths Lady Of
Launay."
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I,oEMs.


s.Poems" 10 the incorporating title Of . vo.ums
Of verses BY w. r wAshburn. published by Jesse
Haney Il Co Tue author before no strikes into the
heart OF his work begins with This admonision:-
Go. ii,Ls pookt on the Wild tide
l launc h Thy pinion's stainless pride,
And bid thee seek Thy wandering home
Amid tho craggy Oiliows foam,
Careioss ths tempest's rage w brave.
And kiss the laughter VI the wave,
Bearing 10 shipwreckod hearts the gain
OF gsallc loves immortal pain
What % meant by the foregoing We have failed TO
discover unless DO invitation pitch tho volume
poem cHiiod "Portrait 90
In ono short week wo sail, the doctor s,ya
Ny moihar's fate may BE- perhaps repr.sved
Such is tho letter to-day received.
She only Tor my iathcr's coming stays;
With them go TO southern lazy;
II may DO years before again see
NY friend with other eye than memory.
that this Is Gckle poet judge by shs lines TO
Laura, 10 Agnes. 20 Esther and some half dozen
When on my wasted lie look,
| notnin2 there can mud
Save coftu ny It's corpse iorsoog,
One starved corm lott behind.
Thou, too ike summer friends art He'd,
Aud nothing now remains
But this poor worm, thai seems half dead.
Like frog wih unsheathed pe,ns
The italics arc ours In hues a moth no says:-
From my window guile my fight.
See, point tby wing Alright
Wake oi Astor's cont slave.
But my trousers modest leave.
And here wo take our "modest ieuve' OF tho poet
washburn
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TEN. DOLLARS WELL INVESTED.

James Lahey lives on Madison avenue, near Nine
seth street, IN tho locality known 10 the police Of
Captain Robbins precinct "Holl's Kitchen" His
son, Jonn Lahsy, on Saturday night became imbusd
with tho atmosphere or the region and csme homo at
shrse O'Clock nexl morn'sg ripo for mischief. En-
toring the house John turned his parents and brcth
Of bed and then pursued them from cellar 70
attic with . knife. during the chase ell Of them
received severe bruises by coming In contact
with the furniture, which was thrown about IN
analiy ie into tho hands OF Oficsr Goafrsv He wss
arraigncd yesterday before Judgo waudeii In tho
Harlem Police Court, who wanted 70 send him 10 the
Island but tho father nterposed plea In his BEHALF
saying that John contributed 10 the support OF tho
fuiny aud had only the day before gwen his mothor
$40 "rhat $40 COOS great way with me, john"
said Judge WsndeiI, 'ani lhink l shall suspend
sentence this time; but do not lot your lace
here again" added tns magistrate, with . soicmD
shake OF Tie head Eli .N.48 "a
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FIGHT WITH A BURGLAR.

captain Riley, after hard struggic. yesterday suo-
cecded In afrosting Joseph ottenburgh, alias Osborne
alias Newman, a burglar. for whom he had been
looking for over two years rho tight betweea
tho burglar and his captor was so severe THAI
In the struggle the prisoners ankle sprancd His
ole committed January ~. 1876. when he, -
company with Two others, effected entrance inso
the Residence OF MRS Nathan Adoiphus, At No III
Adeiphi street, Brooklyn and after binding and H.
treating the colored servant Mary simmons robbed
tnc house oi $500 worth oi jewory, &c. Que oi The
thieves Is nov the Albany Pen nvntiary or break
ing jail Al White Plans anu assaulting the kospsrs
nhlle shs other IL slil ~ lnrle
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cANosIx0 IN KANUcKrA.


.Canoeins in Kanucxia" 10 tho title Of . volume OF
John HaDbsrton g. =. Putnam's sonsl that viii do
eide many man on ths suLjoct OF his summer
creation. Az the authors say their prsfscs all they
recorded 10 true, therefore congratulate snsm
upon having had very jolly time. That the book -
~ bright and amusing The reputation OF the
asthors would lead one 10 expect tho following OK.
tract will prove:-
"Resdyi" replied the Woe, The purssr and tho
cook 10 cnorus; tho paddles wero seized, and the
Commodore vas giving The command, ''shovs onP'
wben the Voc exclaimed,
ssGracious how could have forgotten ~" Then
he tue pile oi rejected material and rescued
immense brown paper parcel containing something
which seemed 20 De instinct Win every angle aud nno
slowing ~ away IN hts forward compartment he
shovel his boat IRON The beach.
.sWbat ~ ~ shontsd the fleet.
1T was present 30 me rom constituent" roared
he, NJ the top Of hts lungs, tne WIND whsking away
his words THAT'S what u Ir.'
THIS was accepted as "a diplomatic aud statesman.
like way oil saying "None OF your business" mo
rest heid thcir peace aud gave themselves 20 the So
rious work Of making hsadway against tho sea
hut soiomon SAID tDat PRIDE must nave ialL and
when there any unpleasant saying OF scripture to
be fulfilled conccted csnueist rs good nv
else that eau be seierteu pur pose. rbo 20
RON Was approaching poiDt beyond wb,cn ls course
would be changed. Inc Commodore shouted stendy
aboutln aud thc cooks seli-cnnudcnoe disap ared
rapidly an " " had been the conscience OF Con-
RressmaD alter AN inivfview ~i.h n .supsidyu LOU.
DyisL tJiDs /" shouted the Commodore. rue cook
almost in uespail looked aslcin. 10 see what The
others did He their masts their sails
Hap irrssoluteiy iv moment, anu then MI on the
opposite SIDE. How was "a dobef Accident came to
me covk's fescuv wretcnsd steersnan al ncst, he
had almost ofxottsn pbis helm he looked sstcru.
and uninteAtonai Turn VI the wrist Of his sssfnR
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BOLD HIGHwAYMEN.

John Anderson and John Harrington, two residents
Of Jackson's Hollow, Brooklyn, were arrested in
Williamsburg by Roundsman U'Bricn and Ofnccr
McCus At one o'clock yesterday morning. just alter
attempting . bold highway robbery on Bedford ave
nue., near Flushing avenue William Baldwin and
John Bassett two pcdlsrs In tho employ OF Jonn
McDsrmott, Of No. Syl Marcy avenue, were drtv.
ing home with tue proceeds vi saturdays
sales Passing through Bedford avenue thoy APP
preached by tina Two men near Flushing avenue, ono
OF whom seizod tho norso ny the bride while the
other demanded the money thoy had. rhs two IN tho
wagon shouted "Poiccl" ana the thieves, frightened
a. the footsteps OF the rapidly approaching oicera
ran away cone ntinx themselves with blankes tuoy
snatchcd IRON the wagon. moment later they foil
into the hands Of Roundsman O'Brion and Oilcop