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Captain Wise says he obtained evidence
yesterday to satisfy him that Detective
Wren came 10 Baltimore in advance OF De-
teclivc Knox, who bad requisition for
RedsorQs return. and through W. 2.
Smith, OF Smith, West & Lyons, detectives
OF this city, had BEDFORD delivered to him,
and then left Baltimore before Knox got
here. After Wren got BEDFORD out OF the
Middle station, where he had been placed
BY Mr.. Smith 10 await the coming OF Wren,
he started with him for Richmond. but
never reached that city with him. Knox,
OF course, did not find Redlord when he
got here.
Captain Wise had long interview with
Justice Johns at the Middle station. and
was informed by the Justice that The pris-
oNer Redinrd was delivered to Detective
Smith on Wednesday morning, the day af-
ter his arrest, upon Smith promising that
he would deliver him TO Detective Wren,
who, Smith said, was in the city, but, hay
ing travelled al! night to reach Baltimore,
had not yet left bis room. Detective Smith,
the Justice says, left the station with Red
ford, and as he was the officer who made
the arrest the Justice did not think there
VAS any improperly in placing the prisoner
in his hands.
Detective Wren arrived in Baltimore
about midnight on Tuesday and registered
at the the Reunert House MS "John Wren,
New York." and left the house early the
next morning. No one at the hotel seems
10 have seen him but Mr.. Marling, the night
clerk. Captain Wise saw the register at
Rcnncrt's to-day, and at once recognized
Wrcn's handwriting. He said be knew it
we'll enough TO swear TO it in n court OF JUS
tice. He is satisfied that the person to
whom BEDFORD was delivered was John
Wren, the Richmond detective, az he
claimed to be.
Captain Wise stated last night that Mr.
LYONS. OF the Baltimore firm. was certain
that they had delivered Redford to Detec-
tive Wren, and Mr.. Smith also was certain
OF that fact, but declined to go.o Richmond
to testify against Wren, ling Captain
Wise that he did not want to give Wren
away" This somewhat surprised the encr-
gctic Richmond attorney, but as he mad no
means OF compelling Smiths attendance he
will have to put up with 1t. Captain Wise
says in the future lie will be careful that no
private detectives have anything TO do with
any cases in which he is concerned. He is
certain Of being able to convict Wren and
Knox without the testimony OF the Baltl-
more detectives, whom he thinks have very
singular notions Of their duties as officers OF
the law. baltimore Morning Herald.
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asTEsT FGREsGN NEWS.
land.

FAILURE OF CoTfOS.SrINE&I,S, ~.
LONDON, May 2S.--,3ohn K Robert Fen
ton, cotton.spinncrs, OF RochGaie, have
Jailed. Liabilities, 100000.
Matthew Deck;c, a mill.owncr at Stock
mort, has also failed Liabilities, :llJ,0O0
ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, May 2S.-parliHmcLS has adj
Fourncd for Whit>uutidc holldas :, and viii
meet again Junc Gth.
DERBY RACES.
LONDON, 5Ray 2S.-The race Ger the DcrbF
stakes was won by Lord Torrey's browl
colt Sir Berrys John Protber's chestnut
colt Palmbearcr second; Lcsf Rosebcrry' :
bay colt Eiscomte third. Twcnty-thrae
horses ran.
Much disappointment WAS manifested by
the Americans, who atteadcd the rec. i,
large n bers, at the Withdrawal OF I.0ri
lard'S JHcas.
Bank SusocnsIon.
MoS.aGAL, hlay @S.--The Mechanics; Bank
OF This city, his suspended payment Tota
liabilities, SG2G,"O0; lsseis, $685., 0G4. CD
Bridges, governor CO the Hudson Bay Com
pany. r. president. This j. the second time
the Institution has !slled within three years
The failure will net affect other banks.
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SKIN DISEASE.
A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM J. 4. TUCKER
ESQ, MASCFACTuRER OF TIE BAY
STATE SUrERrIIOSPuATE.

NesSrs. Weeks Il Potter: Gen'l"mfdl.-I think
have paid for medicines and MEDICAL treatment
curing the last twenty years all of three M0uS0na
G0Iln,S. without receiving any permanent rcllcI.
Last May, while taking Il Turkish bail II II Bca-
con street, young man mpioycd there ny the name
Of William torbe; induced me to allow him to APP
ply preparation that liz hti upon me. assuring me
that Il perfectly harmless, and for certain
consideration he would cure me within thirty DAYS
from The time he commenced. In cssr Detailed to
do So was 10 pay him "olhiu". | consented. and
he supplied ii nearly every day for five weeks. Wien
the disease entirely disappeared very chee:fully
paid him III" amuufi agreed upon and then asked
him what this remedy WAS. and inc rcp'ci thai II
was no other than tuT!CuRA.
Since that lime ! have had no trouble from illS
disease, and have NOT had such good heath III wen-
" wears rs have had durini: the last six months
laavc since my recovery Dough, CuTIcrR. and
given il TO friends suffering with skin diseases and
in every instance /: has cured Them. believe II to
lie the greatest discovery Of The present cnni+,ry
j. !. TUCKER,
13 DoANE STREET, Boston, dec. 20, 1878.
Note Mr.. Tucker is Il wcl-known citizen, and
IN, served the city in many important capac lies.
He Is ~ present member OF the BO2rn OF Alder
men,. He Is also well known 10 asricutHr!>,S ani
farmers KS the manufactures Of the cccDi atcd Bay
Stale Supcrphosphale.
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THE NEWS
BY TELEGRAPaT FROM ALI GUAR
TIERS.

THE OHIO REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION HAS
NOMINATED CHARLES FOSTER FOR GOV
Il IN Q E-LOss OF THE STEAMER
BLANCHE PoRTER-FUNERAL OF WILL
LIAM LLOYD GARRISON -CONGREs-
sioSAL AND OTHER WASHINGTON NEws-
MARYLAND EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
Baptist GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF yIg-
GlN1A-THE GREAT TOBACCO FAIR AT
L1NCHBpRG-TH HE PRESIDENT AND THE
FiTZ.JoHN-PoRTEaC AsE-THE KELLOGG
sFoFFoRD CAsE-ARcHBlsuoP PURcELL,s
FINANCIAL EMBARRASSMENT LYNCH
LAWI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DERBY RACES
THE lNDo-AFGHAN TkEATY-orHER FOR
EIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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scrofulous Ulcers AMI Sores, Assesses, MIX Leg
Fever Sores. Ery>iueas Sores, Old Sores and Dis
CHARGING Wounds. Roils, GarUanceS, and Blood Inn
rurIies, which manifest themselves bv bursting
when treated internally by the CUTICURA RESOI.-
vENTaud externally with the CuIICURA and Gull
CURA SOAP rapidly heal and disappear. Salt Rheum
or EczcnIa. letter, Rlngworm, Psoriasis. Leprosy,
BARRIERS Itch. and All ScalY and Itching Eruptions
of the skin Scald Head, Dandruf, and all IrrI-
Eating and Itching IFuinOrs of the Scalp, which
cause the Hair become dry, thin, aud fcicss. and
result In Premature Badness. are permanently
cured by the CUTiCURA REMEDIES.
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The To,n-M0Orc Centenary.

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Thc centenary OF
Tom Moore was celebrated at the Academy
OF Music tonight. The hall was crowded
to its full capacity. The several orders OF
Catholic knighthood were present IN full
Uniform, as we'll as the Mayor and heads OF
the city departments, Archbishop Gibbons,
and large number OF Catholic and evan
Selical clergy. The programme consisted
OF vocal and instrumental music, complied
for the occasion from Moorc's melodies.
Hon. NJ. p. O'Connor, OF South Carolina,
,v1S tho orator.
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- T,vaSNA COUNTY.

KsST's STORE, May q, 1870.
.,.to-s dispatch: Yesterday was our
Hi'1o cSpr r. and, despite the threatening
cyantiEs sJ tSe usual number moved abont The
feal0c zen en- The recent election seemed
oaT', So chie. topic of discussion. Atten-
PIE gs nsr,icularly drawn to FORK Union
90 Wa WI; the largest in The county, ~ Wh'eh
i ;,@>o the Judges omitted 10 SIGN inc
So CTR accompanying the polls: bY res
tl2S his TACT the polls from that precinct
81 a been canvassed.
pH5s% ;n,,ance of Captain w. Fl. Tallcy,
", Military Institute. a paper was CIR
~. ~ among the young men from differ
CIV ...;nns Of the county soliciting names
Il !So nnTno>e of organizing volunteer
n 'ns r with headquarters q. Palmyra.
az s..,n,S p. NJ. twcnty-eight volunteers
ia %,on obtlined. We hope in two or
a'o ~ 5.Ts 10 number forty, when we will
~! ,r 10 anxiously awaits the I'd day
A1, when ,uc oratorio Esther the
4 'o ';I,, Queen" will be rendered at Fork
40" ". - and inc music promised.
(N!%>''" NOW AND TREN.
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BIZ INVESTIGATING 4 Captain George
D. Wise yesterday Ind al, interview with
Smith, West, and lyons, independent de.
tectises OF this city, who arrested RedYord
IN this city, and who delivered him to De-
tectiye Wren. He also visited the Isennert
House.. where Charming p. Redford
stopped. Ills object is TO ascertain whether
the prisoner was delivered to the real De-
tectire Wren or an accomplish Of the young
man. captain Wise identified tine signature
OF wren on the Rennert-House register
Baltimore american, 2sih.
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ForfY-siSfh CoEgress--Eirsa Session
WASHINGTON, May IS, 1879.
SENATE

w F'hi.'HioS, 1t~y 20, 1917.
SENATE.
The Senate took up the bilg 70 make sub
salary coin exchangeable for lawful money,
and making such coin legal tender in sums
not exceeding twenty dollars, the pending
question being On the comalitteers amend
ment to substitute ten for twenty dollars.
The committee amendment was atfspted-
yeas, 81; nays, %.
The 4th section, making silver coins OF
the fdce-value OF twenty-five cents and I'M
der receivable Tor postage, or in the pur-
chase OF postage-stamps, in sums not ex-
ceeding three dollars. was stricken ont.
After further debate and the adoption OF
amendments made in Committee OF the
Whole the bill was read a third time and
passed.
Mr.. Pend!eton's bill providing that the
principal officers OF the Executive Depart
ments may occupy seats on the floor Of the
Senate and House was taken from the table.
and, on his motion, referred to committee
OF ten 10 be appointed by the Chair.
The Senate took uD the bill to allow the
use OF the militia and land and naval forces
OF the United States in certain cases. and to
repeal the election laws, and Mr.. Call adj.
dressed the Senate.
All the army promotions, which have been
suspended in the Military Affairs Commit
tee while awaiting the Senate's recent ac-
ton on the legal question raised in regard
to them, were to-day reported back to that
body in executive session and placed upon
the calendar, with the committees recon-
mcndation that they be confirmed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill for aSccrtaining the result OF
presidential elections has been reported.
Ordered 10 be printed, ana recommtted.
The House is now engaged in the BUSH
ness Of the morning hour-the bill relative to
the removal OF causes from State to Federal
courts-and the Republicans refusing to
vote. The House is without quorum, and
4 call is being proceeded with.
The House afterwards proceeded 10 con.
slider business relative to the District Of
Columbia.
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Ohscauies Of William lloyd Garrison.

Boston. May 2S.-Thc funeral OF William
Lloyd Garrison took place this afternoon.
The order OF exercises embraced reading
OF the Scriptures by Samuel May, IN adj
dress 10y Lucy Stone, an address by Rev.
Samuel Johnson, an address by Theodore
d. Wild. and IN address by Wendell Phil
lips. The chrir WIS composed OF co!Orcd
q,lartrttc, and the musical selections were
designated by Mr.. Garrison before his death.
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.

~
May II, 1879. !
20 PERSONS INTENDING THE ERECTION
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING TIE SUM
MEG:
The City Council has passed and the Mayor has
approved the following Joint rt solutions:
Resoired lhe 9oard OF Aldermen concurring),
That when The Common Coancil adlcurns on The
first Monday In July next, Will adjourn 10 meet
on The first Monday in October; aud that when the
Board Of Aldermen adjonsns on be second Monday
In july next, will AL iogrn 10 hat on the second
Monday III October HeAp.
Resolved The Board of Aldermen concnrrin2l.
That the Commit tee OIL Fire neps rtmens be re-
uuegtetg 10 advertise In the Richmond Dispatch on
,lu.sfay and SATURDAY OF each week unt the S1.ur,
day before the drst Monday IN july next iorHisi
Do:ice TO MI persons intending the erection OF
xrnLrn buildings 10 present their petitions therefor
cn or before The first Mouday In July next. that tne
snrc may be daily considered and acted on prior 10
the summer rec of the Ciiy Council
In pursuance Of The above. NOTICE Is HEREBY
IGIVEN THAT PERSONS INTENDING TO
ERECT FRAMED HOUSES In this city CURING
tho summer recess OF tie Council Win make april
c,.,,n therefor In writing BEFORE THE ilhE
SPECIFIED 10 the Committee on The Ere pepats, :,
In order tina, they may be duly eonsiderea ana
reuorted TO the Guy Cou-cn for us acisoh ny VIC
FIRST MONDAY IN JULY.
49, CHARLES I. TAYLOR
! Chsirman Committee On Fro Departments
! my 17-S&ThJy3 .sa..a
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ACOrITTAL OF HULL, sc.

U NF UNT.I', W.
JACKSONVILLE, May 2S.-Thc jury in the
election case OF the United States Us. !Ildl
this afternoon rendered 4 verdict OF rot
guilty.
The arguments in the railroad cases are
closed, and Judge bradley thought he would
render his opinion in The morning; il not.
he would then state vixen il would BE- ready.
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PORT oF RICHMOND, MAY 2s, 1879.


PORT 0F RICHMOND, MAY 2s, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United STATS
agent.
German brig supplrich, parron. in ballast, TO lad
ties for iiayre, rrdEce.
Schooner South Shore, Whim6rc, Boston, Ice,
Richmond md Danyll!e railroad.
Schooner Thomas 6. Benton, Miller, New York,
merchandise. 10 iaasfcE.
Schooner May Price, Candy. Norfolk, light, TO
load for Curtis & Parker.
schooner John u. Curtis QuIlcn, PhiIaGclphts
rtl Biaaion. Curtis Parker.
SciI@oucr n. 7. iN@e-. CULLEN, Phlladelphla eta
Brandon, Csrti; Parker.
Schooner Waiter, Thomas, Washington, coal.
Curtis < Parker. ,,,,
Schoouer CARGO. Tyler, New Bedford. iron, Curtis
& Parker. - -. ..,,,o- O., ,,.,
oil for s,ayrc, France, curtis j Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From baltimore MAY 2Sb, schooner RoSanA
Mpsheli,
Arrived at Providence Nay Goth, schooner a. II.
Hrrietrt irwin. from this pars. go, ,.-,.,.,, ,o-s-
tn,Iau Paul from Liverpool. salt. Tor lb!s pot.
Arrived Al New York 5lay 27ih; schooncf 5enns
M Carrier Sargent, aud schooner 4. AerSih, Brown
from this port. ,,n
NEW YORK. STAY % -ArIived: France, (. 20
lind, Four Sisters, Western Texas. hrriNSa ~
Lake Nepeeon. Jana.ca tltdaso. ho a, i,S,ma
Ezra. Wo.neward: silver spray, for ba'' Ai's'
pnpr MONROE, May 2s.-Passei III ios h'ch-
mond Bark G.ojs. fro,u Liverpool.
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Railroad fsisostcr.

AN ACCIDENT oN THE BALTIMORE AND tfFo
yo,n-EEATu AT THE POST OF DUTY.
CeaBgRLAND, Nh, May 2S.-A! o'cscck
this morning the edstward-hound express
train on the Pittsburgh division o1the salt i
more and Ohio railroad, three miles vest OF
tLe confluence OF the PcnnsylVanla road
ran into 4 rock that had fallen on she track.
Engineer Benjamin Prtchard, residing al
Connellsynle, and an unknown tramp, were
instantly killed, and Fireman siaptrt5 anu
another tramp were seriously INJURED. lne
passengers were uniniured. Tue engine
was wrecked. Prltcaard died Win LIE
hand on the air-brake.
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Skin and Scalp Diseases should be treated exer.
naliy witt CCTICURA. assisted by The CUTICCRA
SOAP. and RESOLYEST taken internally. until
cured. AMI for some lime atierw2rd. Where the
0umors are confined 10 the blood aud do not show
themselves on the surface, the REsoLvENr alone
will speedily drive Them from the system. The GU
TICURA REMEDIES infallibly cure The most oatn'
some of Scrofu Gus ana Skls- an" on,
morS as is ut.csted by hundreds Of unsolicited les
,imonials IN our possession.
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Crimes AMI Casualties


snow HILL. Nd, May 2S.-The triaE os
Miss I.illia DUcr, charged with killing her
companion, Miss Ella El@ara, will commence
eo-m.rr0w before full bench OF iiIdges.
The Indictment contains five colnts, cnch
charging murder, but differing III locating
Ike wound. The d@Iercc will probably
rcly upon one oil two theorics-aGaident or
insanity, adopting that which best meets
the evidence ior' the State.
BrZZEIL'& ALLEGED CONFESSION.
BosToH, Nay 35.-The Ncr4ld>& Salem
special SAYS: :: Il il stated here that John n.
Buzzeii las confessed the authorship OF the
Jennie C!a;k trunk tragedy, and That he
was hid III the woods for foar days while
the officers were working No sbe case. His
father states that John his owned up to the
whole story. 4 later dispatch says BuzzeIa
denies az ever made such confession.
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Political.
OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, Nay 2S.-The Republican
State Convention met this mornn.-AIen
Il. Brismore, OF Cleveland, temporary chair.
man.
After 4 recess, Ex-Governor Dcnnson
WIS elected permanent chairman.
AlonZO Taft, Charles Foster, and General
J. w. Keller, were nominated as candidates
for Governor.
Charles Foster was nominated on the first
ballot. the vote being: Foster, $50 So !;
Taft, 27l IS; Keller, ,. Fosters nomina-
ton WAS made unanimous.
The following additional nominations
were made for Lieutenant Governor: Hon.
Lewis Scasongood, OF Cincinnati: Andrew
IIickcnlOoper, OF Cincinnati; General Sam
uel Hurst, OF Chilicathe, and \. S. Nc
Clurr, OF Wooster. While the first ballot
was progressing, and before the announce
mcnt OF The result, the names o! Hurst and
Mcclure were withdrawn. The ballot re-
suited: IIickcnlooper, 800; Scasongood,
131. The nomination Of Hickcnloopcr was
then made unanimous.
i. W. johnson, OF Lawrence county, was
nominated for Supreme Judge.
The resolutions rciilrm the principles OF
the Republican party, and pledges it @new
to the maintenance OF free suffrage, equal
rights, and national union aud supremacy !;
declare that the majority in Congress seek
the establishment OF State sovrrcign,ics :;
assert that the present session Of Congress.
forced by the Democrats, is prolonged be-
yond excuse, TO the detrimcnt OF the coun-
| try's interests; point with pride to the
| financial administration OF the Government
! by the Republican party: declare that the
Democratic Legislature Of Ohio is fraught
with scandals and mischief; congratulate
the President and the Republican members
OF Congress on the stand they have taken in
opposition to the designs OF the present con-
gresSional majority.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, Tay 20, 1879.
The aumher oil breaks to-day comprised | | hogs
heads and 81 ltcrccs. The offerings at auction on
Change % packages; of which number So
were sold at p.lccs ranging from - to *3l.
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,o !. lhe New York Heraid is correctly in
s,'asea, Professor Sordensiold, the Arctic
n,HI;lt,ofef, il not only safe, but has accom-
E g.'saed what so many Arctic explorers have
1 Ine n 10 accomplishing passage from the
er "4a na TO the Pacific oceans by the north
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TOLLINS'S VOLTAIJ
" ELECTRIC rLASTERS.

Weary sufferer from rheumatism, Neuralgia
Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak
male Weakness, She ottps Paius through the Loins
aud Back, try thes. PLAsTERs Placed 9ses a sne
pains. Bilious Qoiic, Liver Complaints, ana Iroteet
the system fro,a thousand ills. ap 30-Ta,Ih&s
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s,,ou,rn.f Wreck ed and Burned.

RacELASD. La, May 2S.-The steamer
Blanche Porter, from New orleans lof
Grand Isle, was wrecked on lnesuay Hiolh,
ing at the mouth OF Bayou La Fourehr, ana
was burned to the waters edge. NO liIcs
were lost. The passengers retufneu 'nis
evening by the Morgan railroad.
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l3 DOANE STI
CUTiCURA REMEDIES

Have done for me what hundreds of dollars spent
on other remedies have failed 10 do, aud do moi
hesitate 10 recommend them rs trsi-class articles.
Yours truly. MARK B'shNNAN.
CAKEONDALE, Pa, Dect nlber 20, 1878.
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Prepared by WEEhS q I0 3 IHH,,
$50 Washington street. Boston, Mass.,
and fer sale by all druggists and dealers.

Price Of CUTIcuEA. small boxes. so cen s.; large
boxes con, aiming two and one-haf times the guam
tily OF slraii, 81, RESoLyENr, al per bottle. Gu
TICURa SOAP, 25 cents per cSke: by mail. ~
cents: three cakes rs cents. ap 30-Tu, THIS
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sy ,yaIRE woTEu, PROPERTY.

I,HE SALE OF THE ST. CLAIRE HO-
4 TEL lakes place TO-DAY a. IL o'clock. At
tend and see who purchases yen nTs.
my 90 80 Aucuoneer,
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Flour,

Fine. $3.50: 5ureraur. $3.50: extra. $5.258
$3.50: common rsml'v. 81. rs GnS6; fancy brands,
S6NT6.7J; Stanton extra 1875.
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psohInw i'm California.

SAN FaANclsco, May 2s.--A mob broke
into the Jail at Bakersfield, CAL, overpoW-
cred the iailer, and hung in their cells
Thomas aud William Yoaknian, who Killed
two men ut Longton Mountain year ago.
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LONDON, May 2s.-The terms OF the lndo-
Afghan treaty provide for the payment OF
subsidy to the Amecr OF 100000 annually,
and not ysl2O, 600, as heretofore stated,
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Ey Telegraph.
NfW YORK.

SEw YopE, Nav 2S.- Cotton easy; sales, 773
bales: uplan.S. l3c !: Orleans. l3lrc.. Flour In
buyers favor: southern nonr quiet ami heavy; COM
mon To fair extra. -. ass. 60; good To choice,
$3.50 1913. Wheat l2hs IL. higher for Sprirg,
and &c. better for winter msradcd winter, Sl.lII
M$1.l5: No. / winter, Sl.l6A Corn sGptc. bet
ter; ungradcd, l0Nl4 &C.. No. 3, i3c. Oats l.
shade stronger and moderately active. Coffee quiet
and unchanged. sugar IN moderate request and
unchanged. hoas5.s quiet and unchanged. Rice
In good dcm1nd and steady. Resin quiet at 81 Lao.
Turpentiuc dull at 27yc. Pork lower and mode
ralely active, closing nrm old mcss. spOt. 10 new,
$40 Mili!cJ easier: hong clear, 81 On short clear,
So Lard firm M SG.25hLfG 27ts. Shiskey dull ut
Sl01mmSl .U5. Frcghts iirmer.
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Inc President since the publication OF the
conway Interview md protested against the
use OF the Presidents name in the mafter.
The President assured them he had not adj
Vised Conway 10 make any such movement.
sPoFFoED-KELLoGG CASE.
The Senate Committee on Privileges md
Elections decided TO go on with the Spot
ford-keliogg case without delay, and order
ed subpGnas to be Issued for number Of
witnesses desired by Spoiford.
HR. sTEPHENsTS CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, May 2S,--Hon. A. q. Ste
phens continues 10 improve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-29
CUTFsTRA.
BLOOD AND SkIN-HUMORS
gu r | c u Il a L.

BLOOD AND SkIN-HUMORS
SPEEDILY, PERMANENTLY, AND ECONOM
ICALLY CURED BY THE CUTICURA RE-
MEDICINES AND METHODS OF
TREATMENT FAIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-29
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Noen-S;oehs 1r7n. Money
Oh Sali. ttG1 per ceaf. ENchange-Loug. iS7s
short, 4SSf. State bombs dull Goreruuicn,{ steady
Epentng.-Moaey, per cent. Exchange, 4S7GS
1919. governments weak; new SIS, fs3k; Az peg
cents. 1918; per cents, 1925.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nay 2S.-Eirr1na 6's, deferred
&; con.oiS 5Sa,; second series. Al p,st-iuc cou-
ponS !o'i. North Carolina G's, old, 23is; new, l3S
special tax, =. Bid to-day.