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CHAMBER AT oTTAwA-wHo WILL PAY FOR
THE NEW REGIME?
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
fr.s 49,, OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. 5, 1873
The Governor General held levoe at Ave
o'clock this afternoon in the Senate Chamber at
the Parliament Building. There ie nothing to
say OF it except that it WAS y spectacle amax-
ing to most Canadians and intolarable to any
true American on either side Of the border line The
Marquis, standing . slightly raised platform IN
der canopy before . crimson chair preserved for
an hour or the attitude OF statue with hinge
in its back, bowling with almost unvaryng stiffness
to every one who took the trouble TO dress in pre-
scribed and pass before him. Nearly hundred
attendants in red uniform some OF them members OF
the yceregal suits lined the approach TO the young
man who thus signiied his assumption Of q state
exceeding that Of any Governor General who has pre-
coded him, aud who. unless his advisers instantly
abandon such mistaken tactics, is destined to an
with his natural ability and bearing do not believe
he deserves.
This much Is certain :--Canadians, only compare
tive few Of whom are suobs and the most of whom
are poor will long endure With complasance the
imitation the expense of = royal court.
Among those presented to-day were the Hon. Mr..
Ianceyeu who wore the Windsor uniforms: the
Hons. Aikens, Bowel. Wnmot J. G. Pope and Baby;
Justices Richie. Faurner and Henry; Bishop Lewis.
members OF the clergy and medical professions prom
inent civil servants and citizens and the military
staff His Excellency was escorted by dragons and
guards. tho band playing God Save the Queen on
his arrival and departure.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop Matthew Simpson, of Philadelphia is at the
St Denis. r. i. Angus, manager OF the Bank Of Mon
treal, ana General John N. Knapp OF Auburn, n. Y.
at the Windsor Judge David L. Folc. Of the New
York Supreme Court, is at the Metropolitan George
b. Roberts. vice president Of the Pennsylvanis Hail.
road Company. is at the Abemarle. Victor r. Pioet.
of Pennsylvania, is at the Hoffman. Ex-Congrcssman
r. f. Woodbridge, of Vermont is at the Fifth Avenue.
Ex-Congessman O. b. Matteson. OF Utica. and Colonel
S. NJ Mansfield United States Army. are at the Park
Avenue. Josiah II. Drummond. Of Portland, Me-, u
ut the Everett.
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ROBBING THE INDIANS.
TEXAN DEsPERADoEs DRIVING OFF PONIES PROM
RED CLOUD AND SPOTTED TAIL AGENCIES
CAPTURE OF THE THIEVES AND RETURN OF
THE cATTLE-THE INDIANS THREATEN RErBI-

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA, Neb.. Dec 5, 1873.
Judge barrow, of Sidney, and George Shiedley =
prominent stockman, arrived here last night, and
were in consultation to-day with stockmen and army
officers regarding the stealing Of stock from Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail Indians and the determination of the
Indians to steal and murder in return Judge Darrow
states that last Monday Elly Stevenson and George
wiveley, Texan rangers and noted horse thieves and
desperadoes passed Rivngton's ranch, north of
Sydney, with herd of Indian ponies, driving them
southwark.
PURSUIT AND CAPTURE or The THIEVES.
f. H. Coles. cattle inspector happened TO be at the
ranch, and, knowing that such thefts Indian
outbreaks started in pursuit with Mr.. Hammond
foreman of the ranch. Both being determined men,
near South Platte River that night capturing them
and securing tho ponies without firing shot. They
induced the men 70 return 70 sidney ny stratagem
brands Of the Red Cloud tribe ut Sidney. The stock
thieves arrested and arraigned before Judge
barrow. when they claimed to have bought the po-
MES on Running Water.
IMPRISONMENT or THE TEXANS.
4 telegram sent to Agent Irwin at Fed Cloud
brought this reply
Herd ponies recently stolen Hold the thieves until
arrive with Witnesses
The men were committed to Jail in default OF 81 900
bail each. Judge barrow then started for Omaha.
General crook believes these troubles have
gone so far already that there must be ser-
Gus troubles along the border in the spring
bears the signatures OF all the prominent
stockmcn between Omaha and the agencies. express
ing disapproval OF stock thcfts from Indians, the
sgners pedgng themselves not to my stolen cattle
under any circumstances. and promising 10 spare
efforts TO bring tins matter before the Legislature and
Congress for proper action at the earies. possible
moment
The stockmen throughout the State are alarmed at
the attitude OF the Indians who state that tho thcfts
of ponies from them have been continuous Many
stockmcn believe outbreak certain in tho spring
The Indians consider the government responsible for
their Losses.
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vOTARIES OF PEACE.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 5, 1873.
The twelfth anniversary of the Pennsylvania Peace
Society was celebrated to-day by meetings at which
the venerable Lucrctia Mott presided Amemorial wss
adopted and directed 20 be sent to the Joint commits
sion a. Washington protesting against the transfer
Of the Indian Bursan TO the War Depart
mcut, In the convictions rvportel by the
committee is one follows:-"We are convinced and
with sorrow acknow Wedge that the cause OK peace
involving tho claims Of justice and national rights
have received an unwarrantcd blow from Great
Britain. who should I've its best friend by the war
now waccd against Afghanistan.'
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OlED.

BRraas.--On Thursday December 6, JENNIE, dxugh
To- OF the late James H. Briggs. in the sd year Of hes
ne$verapa friends src respectfully invited 70 ~
tend hef tnnersl 1t the residence % her broeheg,
William G. Briggs. No. X5 Ryerson st. Brooklyn, On
AondAy. December ., 1t half-past ten A. n
Nantucket aad Boston papers please copy.
For 0sAer Deaths 81 Nin4 Fuee.lr.
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The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past wentysour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No 2is Broadway:-- ~
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THE NEWEST PARTY.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3, 1873.
One hundred and eight delegates, claiming to repre-.
sent trade unions in all parts OF the country. met
here TO night 10 form a national political o-ganiza-
ton. They decided 70 call national convention to
meet about the middle o, next month either in St.
Louis or Chicago.
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BISHOP WILMER'S OBSEQUIES.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. g. 1s75.s
Bishop Winners body arrived here tonight q
eleven O'Clock. Funeral from Christs Protestant
Episcopal! Church to-morrow at eleven o'clock.
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

The twenty -four Canadian students studying med
cine at Bellevue Hospital Medical College have pre-
pared an address OF greeting be presented to the
MARQUIS Of Lorne and tho Princess Louise. The AL
dress had been framed, aud yesterday sent to
OTTAWA by Mr.. March, the chairman Of the students
committee.
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BRITISH NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

HALIFAX Dec. s, 1873.
Her Majesty steamers Pert and Constant sailed for
Bermuda to-day. The remainder Of the aeet win fol-
low neXt week.
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List. maiden, though you're keen ofvit,
And though Of many charms psssessed, .gg
You'll never. never. mako . hlt =. i.
Unless with pearly teeth you're blest
Unless upon your toilet stand,
ionr SOxopoyr Is kept close 10 baud
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NOT IU-MORIsOW Vls THE NEXT DAY.
but now " you have cough ~'h or auv irritation Whist
Of the organs Of respiration, HALEs HoxkY Of
HoREmouND And TAE IL . vegetable Lasam compared
with which all other pulm onics NalueesG- 4 IL
PixE's ToOrn AcuE DRops cure in one naiunse. /,
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o'LEARY's WALK.

PHIf.apELpHIl, Dec. s, 1874
AT ten p. NJ oLeary had completed 2es miles
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A LIAM PiNkERToN'S NEW BOOK
Published this week, CRIMINAL "REMINISCENCES
Volume x Detective stories Full 81 u.ssoas
Allan Pnker'on, the famous Detective and suthor q
wv pe''' q. " CARLETON 4 co, Publishers.
A CHARMING BOON FOR YOUNG roLks
y MOTHER 'i Tsf EISi's'S MELODIES
s sss 70 70: NH Mile, Frs s e
aud Nursery Rhymes q the a,.raesivs Kind Esss5
neither ssss, 4 haze s. a alt. viii easesas their ..
-" - g. w. CARLETON 4 co. Publishers.
MusExENrs AMusEMExrs
Published ~. rsssA Ecoa 4 Games rrist. ru,sls.
s ."ss w. ossESs s S SsssS res
A SPICY SHw Boox-JrsT PUBLISHED. ~
Ioelss .,,e At ~ ssns Laay Iaeksse.ry EniarEss
aeeose,"as ~ ireSs silIr"sds u is'a's
At rysoX's NEWS pErors" FIFTH AVENUE
Asnd wisdsor IIe.sls, Phillips Elite Directory 10
Ing circulars
A HAIRY NEW yRAR!--lr you Wish TO SEE a
Nmalne 'hs All ~ contemporaries 10 irssi.
SoSr AaSSssEa vita ias'''e s ser ss .S, ID
sssr .SS sasss novelties '':'Ss; ssds s
A -rsAoEs or NEW yosk SOCIETY.
Etiquette for hiding aud Driving,
xSss 'f frs p.s s.
II ISIS AND NE FRIENDS, :.
N Published this weel A capital new novel BY MS
julie \. Smith whass Widow Gcdsmishs DHurhtsr snl
other brilliant noysls popular Beautifully bessdi
a. w. CARLETON Co, pablishsrN
SvECTAL ANNOUNCEMENT
A and
fascinating story
"AS ixTERxsTioS4L SrIsopR.-
BY Henry James. Jr.
author Of Daley Miller The American n.
Will be begun In
HAnrERS BAZAAR, No. 81,
published to day.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
frankiin square, New YorA
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THE CANADIAN COURT.

LORD LoRNE HOLDS 4 LEyEE IN THE SENATE
CHAMBER AT oTTAwA-wHo WILL PAY FOR
THE NEW REGIME?
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MAGIC OF THE MOurH-FRAGRANT sozoDoyr
renders the mouth enchantug Composed o. sntise
tic herbs impars wilderness the teeth delicious
like the breath and preserves intact frosn
youth o age, the teeth. Druggists keen IL.
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Monday. December ,. 1t halfpnst ten A. n.
Nantucket aad Boston papers please copy.
For 0Aer Deaths 81 NinEh Iuoel,
$500
NOT TOMORROW on THE NEXT DAY
sS s Of srran q or ox ra: e
Ho.kmorSD .sD TAE Isis vegetable Salsam compared
rlxr's rooruAeax Dsors cure in one nLrrse-g
List maiden. though you're keen ofvh, -
You'll never. never. mako . hit .,r -. =,
y sas sssa s.ss es :ss l. hand
MAGIC OF THE MouTH-rRAGRANr sozoDoyr
&c nsrss il impars, whiteass. %. teeth delicious
youth to age the teeth Druggists lssp t. ''
A-wINTER FASHION GENrLEMHN's DREss
and business HATS ready FINE SILK HAr. -. BuRKk
yERsWrcK coxrrrs. woKx LozxSexs cents per ben
BENEDICT's TIME.
HOLIDAY GIFTS
CHAINS, rich gs geld JE w. ,s v DIAMONDS
wALrHHS wircH iss and ii DIAMONDS
DIAMOND and other JEwELRy
"4 sFsTDfSr u sh 10 HTsRs.''
OILY Ny sss Sg y ssnsss saIss
Esiabshed 1871
No interest with other parties using our arm name.
DYEING AND CLEANING AT THE NEW YoRl
nvrISG AND rRisnse Esr,nLisn.ssr, Staten leland
Offices "a Duane st. 7h2 Broadway 6o 6h New York;
16S Perrcpont st., Brooklyn. Established ~ yeara
FAT PEOPLE MADE LEAN. ~
Physicians and Psychologists hsve long scratched theD
heads" and burned the midnight or seeking 10 devise
whereby excessive rorpulency might be ehs
prevented controlled Until recently all theorissn
.'sp-csl directions and remedies" have failed but AZ
last the problem T. solved ALkSs ASTIFAr will surely
and positively reduce ncsh from three six pounds
No medicine combination OF medicines has
discovered that would produce such wonderful results
and ~ the same time improve the general health Sold BY
druggists.
WIGS TOUPEES.-HIGHEST AWARD All PARIS
Exposition. 1878. a. RAUCHFuss. ~ East 18th n X.
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jeet cannot be treated with too much consideration
Enterprise in America reacts that of England. !
look forward with much confidence to the influence
of American industry and enterprise shortly pro-
mate
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

NAsHiN"IoN. THURSDAY, HAy 80 lN's'
vr simon Wolf LAT. Recorder OF thi, District has
,,,, go, 8, ,..t q, ,,o.,iop of Emitted STATES Coust-
cludcu not I" ''''P' I'- W ~ -, Al.
I'''' anu Has "'-'' Wv 'a' - ''' " 49,,
over 300 residents OF NdshIhEl'h' H' uu'"s -"o '"'
orcd AOorcrS "i'I leave inns cay 'o' h'~" 'ne "S u
next week. They 90 from Ltir 10 Inl'ne hl" Hiv
ih'S VIII '' y, HI, "a q '''' ~ " 80 "
nm, scr, s.r,ice py,sIon of the Treasury has irfor
,,, ,ro,, ondon that there are crspus in that civ
H'"" -. -. ......, a., 80
Paris. ana "ther foreign l"rl-' ' ar ,u 'N -, a.
culhllng c"uu'tII'it -" ""h" 1''" HUGE '''" w.
those brought from '"m''' r as "''N'
The Treasury Department isayscd that .hc Canadian
Cofuu1ssioutr n Custom. la, gwen notice that
,,... ...f... ., III
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FOLLOWING Up A RING.

PROSECUTIONS IN MONTANA-INIIRts1LD JrBIEs.
icy TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRiBCSEI
WASHING rON, May 3O.-lhe Montana Indian
fraud cases recently brought to light an account Of
which has been published III TIE TRIBUNE, haVc
been placed in the hands Of the Dl-trctAttorncy III
Montana. and will be vigorously prosecuted These
cases are numerous and some of them involve con-
siderable sums of money of which the Government
and the Indians have been dclraudcd. Agents Of
the Interior Department say that much difficulty Is
cxpericnccd III securing conviction, even III cases
where the guilt of the person undergoing trial Is
notorious owing to the fact that the Indian Rings
include III one way or another, a great portion of
many frontier communities, and Jdries can hardly
be collected which DO not contain one or more per-
sons who were partners with the accused. Accord
ing to public sentiment III many parts al the lndIl
country the agents Of the Department say, scheme
TO dciraiId either the Government or the Indians 10
held 10 he a legitimate business enterprise, and
man who can successfully carry out such scheme
IL thought to be worthy of praise. rather than cen
sure or punishment.
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ENNEItG HE GKII Z.

THE BODY OF NE HOS. J. sCoTT HARRISON STOLEN
PROM HE GEAVT, AND IOu ND BY us sos LS
CISCINSAu MEDICAL COLLEGE.
ICY TIiEGHNrn 10 THL TEIBCNrl
CINCINNATG. May 3O.-Thc body of the Hon. j.
Scott Harrison, the venerable cX-ncmbcr Of
Congress. and son 0f President Harrison,
was inferred Yesterday at North Bend, Ind
near this cty. There was large attend
ancc. At the head of the pail bearers was
the Hon. VIA. :. Grocshcck The grave was brckcd
iu and heavy stone slabs were ccmcntcd over the
body, and men were placed on guard, because a
body had been stolen from that cemetery lately
that Of a young man named Dcyin. Last evening
John Harrison and other, came 10 search the med
zeal colleges for Dcvins body. This afternoon John
Harrison searched the Ohio Medical College on
Sjxth-st., in vain for Deyin's body; but 10 his
bewIlderment and horror, the constable pnllcd
np out of the hoisway, 10y rope around It's ncch
the body of his own father that he had buried ohi
twenty four hours before. The bOdv-snacIcrs had
done quick work. They had cut oil the long whtc
whiskcr. which the deceased wore. The Janit"r oil
the college was arrested. There II great excitement
here and at North Bend over the affair. HE ncSH-
goncc of the guard has not yet been explained.
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A FAULT IN JURISPRl DENCE.
4 TECHNICALIIY WHICH INVOLVES DELAY AID

nay TFIEGKATH TO me TKiDUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TKiDUNE.l
WAsuINGToX, May 3O.-A prominent New
York lawyer has written letter to Senator Mcdonald
calling bis attention 10 certain detects in the Judiciary
laws dj.cosed BY the decision OF the Supreme Court IN
the care OF Miller against Dow, reported in OTTO p
Az From this opinion, IL appears he says:
II a corporation be made party !" an ACTON 'hc
Judgment will be icycrscd uhIrsS thc tecoo SLOW
what state created II. The case was tins several
prr,0. citizens OF NewYOrk and Missouri, began an
action by bill III equity against the Chicago ana south
western Railway Company, AMI the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company. Inc PlalhtlH3
were described ''czems Of New-Yorh and Missouri
hut the railway companies dcscrbcd ns citizens 81
Iowa" Mr. Justice Hunt, in deciding ms case whcI
was an appeal by the compliments. said We're tha
all that poadngs exhibit OF the citizenship oil the
parties, 1t would not be enough TO give the Court
jurisdiction Of the parties" Observe II IL case where
the plaintiff had dcccyely stated Tho czenship OF The
parties, and having been defeated In the action hey
asked the decree set aside because the rerod dd
not show Jurisdiction. And 1t seems the objections would
have prevailed but for the fact that the railway cola
rcorporatoue created by the State OF Iowa" Now
think that whenever both parties nave nlpearcd III ie
Federal and have tried me cause upon its merits
without questioning the jurisdiction OF ihe ,oui o
Judgment should not be SET aads because r ,e
Court should have the iigh al any tine TO cure
the defect by proper amendment. Unless he rlght To
amend be conferred the recent ruling of the Supreme
Court enables party To procure new lral ny SLOWING
his own fault The law Of the land ought not 10 remain
in such condition. IL involves delay and expense ana
perhaps complete defeat to man who mas Jns fa1e,
When the cause comes for trial aer years Va u,in vi
the Supreme Count. he may find his Witnesses ucdd OK
scattered to the four corners or the caftn
TO cure this defect in the law Senator Mcdonald has
introduced bill providing that no judgment or decree
entered IN any OF the United shall he set
aside arrested reversed because the record fails TO
show or nperfccty shows the citizenship OF either or
both parties the action IL also provides that either
marty shall have right at any time after judgment or
decree upon reasonable notice TO the other party TO
appy for lea to amend the record and that shall be
the duty of the court which the cause was tired TO
order the record TO be amended and 10 make 1t conform
to The fact provided always that 1t shall be made 10 ap
pear TO the satisfaction of the court that Inc iac'
with the amendment. The clerk OF Inc court s'ii ho
oer,iocote Of the amendment upon application made
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE COMMISSION ON COPYRIGHT.
SEVERAL CHANGES RECOMMENDED.
LONDON. Thursday, MAY 30, So

The report of the Royal Commission on
Copyrght recommends that the duration fOr copyright
bc for life and thirty years thereafter; foreigners pub
fishing books III British dominons 10 have the same
rights a. British subjects dramatic aud musical coinpo
-ons be- the footing n books, aud the right
ofdramazn, to be coestcnsiye with The copyriSht!What
Part paper may be copyrighted should bc defined
by legislation. Tie duration OF the copyright Tor all
works Of art except photographs, should he the same
tie above and for photographs thitN years from dtc
% publication. The report recommends the abolition,
for the future, the monopoly enjoyed by the Scottish
and gi-h universities IN the printing oi books pre-
scented Them but does not recommend The extinction
of that privilege regarding books already in their pos
session. The commissioners think that an arrangement
might be- made with tie United states III regard 10 the
printing copy IIghtcd works. but they dlscounenance
retaliation. They also recommend that the I've years
during which French authors may reserve the right of
translation he extended tn ten years The report Is
signed 10y all the commissioners.
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4 REPLY TO MIR. KEY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l

THE TENHFssTEANs PROPOSE 10 ISSUE a IrTIEE
IL REPLY TO TIE POsIMAsTER-GENEEAL
WASHINGTON, May 30.-Thc Democratic members
Of the Tennessee Congressional delegation have not
vet prepared their contemplated response to the re-
cent letter of mastcI-Gcncral Key. There have
been discussions upon the subject, and although 1t
dos not seem that there was at first perfect una
nmty regarding it, 1t Is now probable that letter
will be prepared repudiating the expressions of
Mr. Kew 4 member of the delegation remarked
Tonight that as an individual expression Mr. Key
letter was deserving of no consequence but the IN
preston exists that the document Represents tie
views of the entire Administration, and IcPij, II
made Will be Inale on thc,e grOunds.
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STORM on THE COAST.

4 NORTHEAST GALE AND RAIN AT LONG BRANCH
DAMAGE TO ROADwAYs ASD SUMNER HOTELS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBusEl
LONG BRANCH May 3O.-Heayy weather Is
reported all along the coast tonight. All day furi
GUS northeast gale accompanied by RAIN has swept the
shore. deep mist wells the coast tonight ana the
wind blows dead shore with increasing velocity
superintendent Havens, OF the Lesayng Station mas
ordered patrol for this part Of the coast The He
saving have vacated their stations and the unor
the waves.
Some Of the large Summer hotels, making ready for
the opening have been less damaged by
water In front OF the East End Hotel the sea has
broken several times into the public driveway. No
damage Is reported to the Summer homes between Mon
mouth Beach and Elberon with the exception OF the
roofing Of Keasely cottage. wash IL feared at Nor
gans and gangs Of laborers protecting track OF
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IN NEWARK. y. j.

A fire broke out early yesterday morning
in a thrce-story brick building In Ogden-st. near
CIarkt Newark, and several families had narrow cs
capcs The first floor occupied as grocery store
and liquor saloon by Daniel McGurk the second moor
hy thc families Of McGuk aud Patrick liYland, ana INC
third by John IIaggerty ana family. HaggcrN was
awakened by the smoke. and reused the other Inmates.
lie went back after his wife aud children, whom ne
iound had escaped by another stairway lie was oiceu
10 Jump out or window on the roof OF an hoih,,s
boIsc The whole of the interior was burned ont NC
(;urk' lo.s IL nfout 800, Hylands loss 200 nag
rcrys loss 500 and tue damage to the building l5Oo
The fire Originated under INC peer counter III lnc soc
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ETHIOPIAN CONGRESSES.

FORMER INTERNATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF NOTEWORTHY STATESMEN WHO ARE TO MEET
AT BERLIN.
The term congress. with which Europe mas
been familiar since the close OF the Russo
War; applied In diplomacy to al assemblage OF soVer
eiqns or Of the highest rank convoked for
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TUE FIRE RECORD.
A WEST.SIDE GROCEES LOSS.

Fire was discovered about 1870 this morn
ing issuing the upper floors Of the large hyestory
brick building ON the northeast corner OF Duane
and Grccnwch-sts The building IL occupied by Fischer
tucc and grinder. of mustard ana spicrs.
Inc fire started IN the fourth and hfth
et,rirs. and was confined to them. The STOCK on
the lower floors was damaged largely by water. Ihc
stock was very large and the loss estimated 10 nl
moi short OF $50 900. The fire flashed up very brightly
and threw a wide illumination, but WAS subducd III
SIN
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THE NEW-ORLEANS TROUBLE COMPROMISED.
NEw-ORLEANs, May 3O.-By the agreement
of all parties August who was charged with selling
uIeal otcrv tickets WINS brought before the Fourth
District Court at III o'clock this morning. the writ OF
habeas corpus made pcreinptofy, ana August was
released Judge Houston then granted appeal from
hjs dccsi0n to the Supreme Court, where The whole
matter will be tested.