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WEDNESDAY night an excursion train from
Vicksburg to Meridian passed through this
city. The coIored Grand Lodge assisted by
Lynch Lodge No. ,, Of Jackson, Anderson
Lodge No. 9, OF Canton and St Luke's Lodge
No. 10, Of Meridian, laid the corner stone of
the Meridian Female Academy lcol.) at that
place on Thursday May Sth. The excursion
was under the control OF Thos. w. Singer,
Grana Master of colored Masons We under
stand that the best of feeling prevailed.
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Woman's Rights.

Yes woman has good right to health and
happiness as the other sex. Then, why suffer
so long when the remedy is within your reach.
Try Bradfelds Female Regulator. Woman's
Best Friend, and you will have your health
and strength fully restored. Call on your
druggist for circular, and see some of the
wonderful cures it has made
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DIED.

CoOPER--on April 29th, 1879 Of pueumo-
MA, at Fort Washita, Indian Territory, General
DOUGLAS II. COOPER, OF Mississippi, aged SO
Years, months and = days
Gen. Cooper formerly resided in Wilkinson
county. He was a man of marked character
and was one of the heroes OF the Mexican war.
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Distressing Casualty.


NIIVtIIN UOVI It I'It7.I
We are told that on last Monday Mr. w. X.
Brosius, of McNutt, gave his little daughter,
aged about six years, dose of morphine by
mistake, supposing it to be quinine, causing the
death of the little child the following night
The morphine was put up in a bottle similar
in form and size to that which contained the
quinine, and the dreadful mistake was one
which might very naturally occur.
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Death of DIR. j. R. Barnett.

'
We regret to announce the death OF DR.. J.
r. Barrett. which occurred at 10 o'clock last
night DR. Barnett was one of the landmarks
OF Nicksburg, having lived here since his in
fancy and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him, not alone for his skill as a physi-
clan but for his many admirable qualities as
gentleman of culture and refinement and for
his sauve., pleasant and affable manners.
His death is a serious loss to this community
and he will be sadly missed.
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Hearing Restored. - Particulars free
cry * Harper, Madison, Ind.

WE learn that DIR. J. L. Carter, the former
efficient Superintendent OF the Deaf and Dumb
Institute, Of this city. has been elected CITY
fhySlc1an oil Dallas, Texas. There was great
regret expressed when DR.. Carter resigned his
position IN the Deaf and Dumb Institute to
remove to Texas, and his friends here are all
much gratiied to learn Of his success in the
Lone Star State.
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PROCLAMATION,
$50 90 REWARD.

w ceived by me- that on Thursday the 9th
day of April 1879, in Holmes county. one l..
W GREENLY. a colored School Teacher, cruel
H and without proUocahoa, murdered luck
Walker, cold, and effected his escape, and is
still large
Now therefore, l. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward, for
the arrest and delivery of the said L. w.
GREENLY to the Sheriff of Holmes county.
Said reward is payable on conviction, and is
in addition to the reward allowed by Statute.
And 1 do moreover, require all officers of this
State to be diligent in their efforts to arrest
said fugitive, L. W Greenly."
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
IL. 81 of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
18th day of May A. D., 1879.
J. VI. STONE.
By the Governor
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Fascinating.

When delightful odor surrounds the per-
son, by the use of DR.. Prices exquisite Per-
fumes, then il il that the utmost Vaccinations
of beauty come in play and captivates it,
admirers. Dr. Prices Unique Perfumes are APP
preciated for their peculiar delicate fragrance.
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An Expert.

DR.. Price is well .known-as..an expert in the
study OF Culinary Chemistry, and the manu-
features OF Steele & Price are the result of
his researches One OF these discoveries is the
Cream Baking Power, by the use OF which
light, sweet biscuits, cakes etc. are a certain
tv
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TRY Them.

Housewives who use DR.. Prices Special Fla
voring Extracts avoid disappointment often
experienced by the use of the ordinary favor
ing extracts. The personal attention OF Steele
Price in experimenting their laboratory,
makes DIR. Prices Extracts 80 reliable.
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1T will be seen by reference to H. Lot.
Hon. G. W. Harper. our able CONT 80 : ma, :.
mus county Gazette, has responded afirma-
''elF 10 the call upon him to become
candidate for the State Senate.
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DRUGS AND MEDIcINEs-The card If Dr.
: ron I>emly appears in our columns. He
Neep7 iuii stock OF fresh drugs, paints. oils
ana fancy articles. Lemly's Yeast Powder
winch he manufacture, is favorite with
housekeepers. IN
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Attention, Members Of Central Lodge No.
764. h. of III,

There will be a special meeting Of theLodge
held on Tuesday, May 20, 1879, at o'clock,
P. NJ. A full attendance is desired that the
work may be well done Visitors to our city.
who are members in good standing, are cordially
invited to meet with US on that occasion.
BY order Of the Dictator:
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The Columbus Democrat is in favor of elect
ing Legislature that will call a constitution
al convention for Mississippi and repeal all
laws which authorize the giving of a mortgage
on crops not made, and enact a law forDidding
ton
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They Should All Pull Together.

COplahan-
Hon. Benz King, the old wheel-horse of the
democracy Of South Mississippi, was in our
city this week and favored US with visit.
His health is much improved and looks to be
able to do some good work should his services
be needed in the coming campaign. He is of
opinion that our people should stand together
and pull together.
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A friend at Oak Grove, Marshall county
VINO has taken THE CLARION for 10. these
many years, in renewing writes: "When |
get so poor that l can't raise two dollars then
viii stop your paper. THE CLARION
must have-can't do without il"
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Loci and Miscellaneous Items

L. e. ! voters have called upon w. j. Girls
i7q-' one OF the staunchezt aad lest men
~ the county, to become a eapdidat.. e. ~
Legislature. i'f the
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Gen. Writ Adams.

ROBINSON. STEVENS * Co.
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The Representative Speeches.
Vicksburg Herald.l

Judge SimraIl and Col. Nugent made ex-
cellent speeches in the Convention, and we
would publish them both hut for the fact they
were extempore, and no correct copy of them
was TO be had. We considered them the rep
resentatiYe speeches of the whites in the Con
vention.
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Frank C. MCGEE.
faroo Herald

Fazoo Herald
Our contemporary Of the Enterprise Courier,
Frank c. Mc(5ee, yielding TO the wishes of his
friends has announced himself as . candidate
for the Legislature. We would like to vote
for him If We were citizen Of Clarke county.
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PIANOs!-ORGANsl

NEW DEPARTURE.-Inst from
n ten Of the leading makers, at wholesale
rates direct to the purchaser. No AGENTS.
No COMMISSIONS. Instruments sold on easy
terms. Factory Depot will be established
in Jackson Miss. on October, 1879. In the
meantime write for Prices, Catalogues, etc,
etc address WARRINGTON & SAVAGE.
May7' 79--6m SELMA, ALA,
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Requiring stimulant, made from pure grain,
Fra from Fusil Oil, and improved by age,
should purchase J. W. Harper's Nelson coun-
~ kentucky, Whisky. Lawrence Fragiaeo-
-, -, Jackson. Miss, sole Agent for Distillery.
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The knights TempIar.

The Grand Commandery OF Knights Temp
lar will hold its Annual Conclave at Columbus
next week, commencing on Wednesday, 21st
The railroads will extend the usual courtesy
of reduced rates-details as to which will be
sent to the Communicates before the close Of
this week The Order sustained heavy losses
during last year, some OF its brightest and best
having fallen during the epidemic, and at
other times. A Memorial Service will be one
of the features of the session next week
HENRY c. CoNN, Esq. of Copiah, is an
nOunced in this weeks issue for District Attor-
ney, for the district composed of the counties
OF Copiah, Kinds. Madison and Yazoo We
cheerfully say for him that he is good law
yer as competent to fill the office, and bears as
irreproachable character as any lawyer in the
district who would accept it. He has the en-
dorsement of the bar OF the county, and we
have every reason to think will be the decided
choice of Copiah We hope to see this worthy
son OF our good old county nominated and
elected.-Copiahan OF April 10Th, 1879.
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Keeps Shirts

Keeps Shirts
Another line in to-day of the celebrated
Trnlaundried Shirts, at for So 60, same as
sold in New York City at 6 for 80 CO.
RoBINsoN, STEVENS & Co.
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BOTETOURT SPRLNGN. u.


TNHE SESSIONS OF THIS INSTITUTE run
l. from the middle o. SEPTEMBER % The mid
die of JUNE. Many young ladies remain dur
ing vacation-frOm the middle of June 90 the
middle of September-and thus enJov the adj
vantages of mineral waters, aud q most aaIu-
brious mountain climate during the summer
months while others enter in carly summer,
TO avail themselves of these advantage pre-
paratory to the ensuing session. Throughout
the year all young ladies sent 10 as are under
the supervision Of officers IT the school
This announcement is made thus early hat
parents and guardians may know that we AFRO
prepared for the reception of pupils at any
time subsequent 20 the 18th of june, on which
day the current session will close. A few may
be received previous To- that time.
This place ~ one Of extensive accOmmoda-
tions, and great beauty and comfort. Though
enjoying all the advantages of Watering
Place il Is not opened as public resort Pu-
pills their parents or near relatives and h
few others known to us personally, only are
received The charge topupils during the va
cation is SIS per month Apply 10 the super
intendent foT Catalogue giving reference TO
prominent gentlemen, in different States,
patrons Of the School. Post-otticc, B0tctourI
Springs, Va.
May 7g-iw.
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States

Southern States
The name of Gen. Adams is a household
word in Mississippi, and our Commonwealth
boasts no better or drawer man.
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NOTICEI

HAVING sold the PARLOR SHOE STORE TO
IL THos. 7. PERSONS, ESQ., 1 desire 90 close
all outstanding accounts at as early date as
possible. All of our customers who had open
accounts, will please call az the old stand as
early as convenient. Capt. Persons viii be-
pleased 10 receive all money you have e0nVe-
nient, and he is authorized % receipt for che
same PHIL. GILBERT
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DESCRIPTION:

By the Governor;
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For Representative.

I'VE are authorized to announce THOS. A.
W MCWlLLIE as candidate for Represen-
tative Kinds County, subject TO action OF Dem
ucratIc-C Conservative Nominating Convention.
Iii Il 1870
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Especial Bargain

EspeclaI bdtBaIH
We are in receipt this day of 20 pieces OF
Canton Mating, at 2Oc, which we warrant to
be the best goods for the money offered. This
being the second invoice this season is proof OF
What we say. ROBINSON, STEVENS x Co.
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LAST CALI, 1

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ESTATE
n H. E. STEER, deceased, are hereby nOti-
fed to come forward without delay and settle
the same and thereby save cost.
A. MIZELL, admir-.
Jackson May 7, 1S79--4w
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L. W. Greenly is a dark copper-eolori large
nose, and smooth face; about feet high, and
weighs about l65 pounds; walks erect, bold,
anJ impudent looking, ahd addresses his SUI
periors in a very familiar style.
u
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The GEO b. RYAN BoURBoS,-good, pure
and old, at Jacob Cohen's, sole agency, Jack
son. miss If
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SPENGLER HOUSE.
The Only Hotel Uptown
OPEN ALL NIGHT Opposite the CapitoIJ

DOOMS RENOVATED. REPAIRED. AND
IL Furnished with New Furniture through
out. Guests can choose the American or Eu-
repean Plan
re- None but Polite and attentive Servants
Employed. SAMPLE ROOMs fitted up UecIaIIy
for Commercial Men.
Es3- FREE HACK from and 10 all Trains day
and night. Terms 50 90 per Day.
When you come TO jackson and want
square Meal and clean Bed, stop an the SFENG-
LER HOUSE.
CHRIS. HINCELE,
AMI 30 '7g-tf MAgAgEH.
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HUNTS REMEDX
The Great Kidney
and Liver Medicine
cures Pains in the
Back, Side or Loins,
and all Diseases Of
the Kidneys. Bladder
and Urinary Organs,
Dropsy Gravel Dia-
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p, ALL ana examine our Visiting Cards at
HE CLARION office. :,
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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Mississippi State Board of Health is COM
posed of the following gentlemen:
President-C A. Rice, NJ d. of Vieksburg.
Secretary-Wirt Johnston, VI. D., of Jack
son.
For the State at large and appointed by the
Governor:
F. w Dancy, NJ. D., of Holly Springs.
Writ Johnston, NJ D. of Jackson.
D. L. Phares, NJ D., of Woodville.
Appointed by the Governor upon the nomina-
ton and recommendation of the Mississippi
State Medical Hssociation
E P Sale NJ. D., of Aberdeen.
Second District. D. Isom, NJ. d. of Ok
ford: John Wright, NJ. D., of Sardis.
Third Districts. V. D. Hill, N. D., of Ma
con B. f. Kittrell, NJ D., of Black Hawk.
Fourth District-P J. Mccormick, Nj. D., OF
Yazoo City; George f. Redwood, M. D., OF
Meridian
Fifth Distriet-Robert Kells, NJ. D., of Jack
son; j. w Bennett NJ. D., of Brookhaven.
Sixth District-R. G. Wharton, NJ D., of
Port Gibson; c. A. Rice, N. D., of Vicksburg.
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PARLOR ROOT and SHOE STORE.

A COMPLETE lot Of BOOTS AND SHOES for
"A Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys, Misses, and Child
ren Of all sizes and qualities, for sale Low for
CASH, at the PARLOR SHOE STORE. New
Goods received daily. Call and see me.
THOS. T. PERSONS.
Jackson, Miss, April q, 1s7O-1m.
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Just Received

This day, the new Satsuma Cloths, the best
Dress Goods in the market, at 10c.
RoBINsON STEVENS K Co
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SOMETHING New AND NICE.-The enter
prising Col F. H. AIurfee, Superintendent
Mississippi Military Institute, has arranged
for an extensive excursion by his students
during the coming summer. His corps OF
cadets will leave Pass Christian about the Both
of June, on a Scientific Expedition and Plea
sure Excursion to the Allegheny and Blue
Ridge Mountains, Washington City and other
places of interest. The object of the tour is
to furnish a practical lesson in Military
Tactics, Physical Geography, History and
Literature; besides afford most delightful
Summer Excursion for Officers and Cadets. AT
different places en-route, the Cadets will pitch
their encampment and undergo training in
the above subjects. When in Washington,
the bows will be accompanied by a teacher
through the Capitol, Smithsonian Institute,
Patent Office, State, War and Treasury De
partments, besides Art Gallery and other
places of interest and improvement. While
in the mountains, much time Will be devoted
to recreation. Altogether the trip will be
GRAND OBJECT LESSON. See card, giving cost
of trip, etc.
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Something choiee.-Geo P. Ryan's Bour-
bOn-at Jacob cOhen's, Sole Agent jacobson,
Miss.-tf.
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For Sheriff.

I'VE are authorized to announce FARRAR
w MORRISON candidate for Sheriff of
Kinds County, subject to the action Of the Dem
ocratic- Conservative Convention.
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Send for Pamphlet 20 WM. F. CLARKE.
PRovipEScE q. D.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Feb II lS-q-Iv
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A FULL LINE OF CROCKERT, GLASS
IA Ware and Wooden Ware, %
A. VLRDENsl
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By Express

By Express
beautiful display in Dress Trimmings in
Satin,
Pekin,
Gros De Rhone Silk
newest novelties, at
RnRLNsnN SrL.NE,zs & 20
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State Sunday School Convention.

1t was our pleasure, last week, to be in at
tendance on the second annual session of the
State Sunday School Convention, at Koscius-
zo, from Wednesday until Friday. About
seventy schools, and dozen county organi-
cations, were represented. The programme
included discussions III every department OF
the Sunday School work, which were partici-
pated in heartily and tremendously. The at
tendance of visitors from the town and sur
rounding country was very large. The child
ren's meeting on Thursday night and the me-
mortal services on Friday morning, were spec
tally interesting. Rev. II. i. johnson, OF
Brookhaven, presided with great acceptance
to the Convention. Inasmuch the proceed
ings will soon be published in pamphlet form,
we omit details. Next session will be held at
Meridian, at such time as may be selected by
the Executive Committee. We may add that
the welcome and entertainment of delegates by
the people of Kosciusko was of the cordial and
bountiful sort, characteristic of that commu-
nifty.
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BROUGHER 4 BROWNE.
Agricultural Implements
MACHINDRK,

AND EIELD SEEDS
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
HAVE IN STORE A LARGE STOCK OF
IL CuAMFIoN REAPERS AND NOW ERS
SORGHUM MILLS and ENAPORATOES.
which they viii sell az less than Mauuiactur-
ers prices Also HAY RAEES, GRAIN
DRILLS. COTTON. CORN, PEAS. RICE.
and SORGHUM PLANTERS. MANAHAN
COTTON CLEANERS, TURESHEBS. COT
TON SEED-HULLEBS, GIN-STANDS. GANG
PLOWS. SULEN GUILTY. ATORS BRIN-
Ky and other PLOWS. Galvanized IRON
FEED CUTTERS; FAN MILLS; GERMAN
MILLET; RED CLOVER; HERDS GRASS;
ORCHARD GRASS; BLUE GRASS: and
LUCERN SEEDS VIII also sell ON orders
Engines Boilers, Grist Mills, or any other sort
OF Implement or Machine needed. Ut YOU
want to save money, and get hrst-olas- arti-
Gle, come and examine our stock, or correspond
with US as TO the price OF any implement or
machine you want.
BRoUGHEB IS BROWNE.
April It, '79-im.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lands Wanted in Bolivar or SunilOwer
County.

WANTED, tract of good, high land at a low
W price. Preferred with some open land or
a good large burn. Address, with full particu-
lars, T. J. BOLTON.
Nav IA, '79-1w. Bolton, Mississippi.
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HOllins Institute.

Postmaster General
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT

REPORTED FOR THE CLARION BY c. c. CAMPBELL
WEDNESDAY. May :, 1879
No. 288l-J. r. Cotton ct al vs.. F. ". Collins.
Reversed.
3O1O-Ex Parte Jno. T. Brister. Affirmed.
3O7S-T. B. Alsop, admir- vs.. w B. Smith,
admir- Affirmed
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I'VE are authorized to announce DANIEL NJ
w POTTER, OF Kinds, as "A candidate for the
office of District Attorney subject to the decis-
ION of "A Democratic Conservative nominating
Convention.
Mr. 10 d
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For ChancerY Clerk.

WE are authorized to announce w. T. RAT
w LIFE a candidate for reelection to the
office Of Chancery Clerk Of Kinds County sub
icct to the action of the Democratic Conserva-
tive Convention
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Gents Furnishing Goods

We cali particular attention to our splen-
did line OF Undershirts in
Gauze,
Nainsook,
and Isle Thread
of Drawers,
in White Jeans, Linen and Nainsook
of Neck Ties, in White Lawn and in colored
Percale;
of Half Hose
in British, Balbriggan,
and Fancy
and to our specially in Patent cut Drawers.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
The New York herald., 1879-10-24
CABLE NOTES.

A despatch from Constsntinoplo says that the
Porte has prohibited the expectation of cereals.
The strike Of tho miners at Charleroi. Belgium.
has terminated. the men returning to work on the
masters terms.
duel has been fought in Agiers between Lieu
tenant of the Zouaves and Commissarat Adjutant
in which the latter was killed.
The North German Gdsette denies the report that
the German government intends to postpone the In
PRODUCTION of the new duties on grain which is
axcd for the LIST Of January. 1880.
The English bicyclists. Keen and Stanton. will
start from London on Monday. the 27th inst. to
join Terront, the French champion, and Cam, tho
Englishman. in America. In q hundred-mie bicycle
race betwoen Keen and Stanton on Wednesday the
latter owing to u recent fall. had to give up after
going seventy-six miles.
number of factory operatives from the Bradford
district and number of silk weavers from AIaccles-
field sailed in the steamer Spain from Queenstown
yesterday for New York The operatives from the
Bradford district accompanied by large mill
owner in the State Of New York. who came over to
select operatives and purchase machinery, which Is
also on board OF the Spain.
The New York herald., 1879-10-24

will be charged on the Cuban budget for
dciraying the expenses of emancipation. The
sum of $50 riastres will be paid to the owners
for each slave The government will, as much
as possible favor the immigration of free labor
ers. The Committee on Reforms in Cuba has
unanimously approved bill providing that the
trade between Spain and Cuba shall only pay
coasting duties, which shall be reduced one
third from the LIST OF July, 1880, and entirely
abolished in 1888, in favor of q moderate
diiferential duty. The bill also proposes to
reduce by one-,hird for a period of three years
the duties on articles for consumption i'm
ported into Cuba, and to establish relations
with the United States with the view of devel-
oping the Spanish maritime trade between
Cuba, Porto Rico and the United States. The
Committee on Cuban Reforms state that they
rejected immediate emancipation because such
a course would tend to cessation Of labor and
the outbreak Of disturbances The correspond
ent of the Daily Nears at Madrid hears in official
circles that Premier Campos will support the
immediate abolition of slavery in Cuba.