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$3.50, 900 Given to Colby. University

Boston, May 15.-The will of the late Gard
ner Colby has been presented for probate. 1t
contains the following requests of public
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Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, May 10.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transactions of business as follows TODAY.
Gross Exchanges .....................s "a 261 90
Net Balances ....'..-..........,...... 22,984 81
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NEW YORK.

William Lloyd Garrison Seriously Ill.
New YORK, May 15.-William Lloyd Garri-
son is very i'll at the residence of his son-in-
low
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Wesley Bishop to Escape the ca1,ous

NORWICH, Con-, May 15.-The state attorney
will accept the plea Of murder in the second
wife and conspired with Mrs. Cobb for the he
murder of her husband.
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40 PORTLAND May IA.
For Portland, 40 cars miscellaneous merchandise.
for connecting roads, SO cars miscellaneous mer
handjSe, S
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MARRIAGES.

In Saccarappa, May ,.by Rev. Edw s. Tead, VIM
T. Pennel and Miss Addie i. Quimby, both of West
brook. -. e D., ~
In Bath May 10, Quinman F. Knight OF Bowdoil7
ham and Miss Alvena P. Getcheu.
In lewiston April 26, VIM. S. Thorne of Auburn
and Miss Flora E. Burgess of East Liyermore.
In Clinton, May l, Geo. w Call OF Flstthela ana
Miss Aarobine Means of Burnham
In Norridgewock, May l, Benz. s. Collins, Esq, OF
North Arson and Miss Flora G. Parlin of Norridge-
Wock.
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Foreign Imports.
Receipts OF Maine Central

ST ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Esther-31oO railroa
sleepers to w S Eaton.
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The Zulu War

CAPE Town, May -5.-The lancers and dra-
goons are expected to arrive at Kambul in a
few days An advance will probably occur
soon after their arrival. A petty chief and so
followers have surrendered.
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LIBERAL REQUESTS.

THE WILL OF THE LATE GARDNER
COLBY
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SAvANNAH-Sld 14th, sch Cathe c Berry, for
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 18th, brig j strout,
Pickett, Kennebec; Asch Carrie Walker, Chadwick,
Kennebec.
RICHMOND, War lash, sch R 6 Thomas,
GEORGETOWN, DC-Ar 18th, sch Ella NJ Storer,
Boston.
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th sch Clara Loud, Ihomp-
son, New York.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 18th, sch Mail, Merrill,
Hallowell.
Stephen f Woodbury., Putnam, Bucksvlle; Ruth
Darling, Swazey Cardenas; Baracoa, McClintock,
CID 14th, brig Rabboni, Cooms, Point-a-Pilre.
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 18th, barque Nicola
for New York; sch E II Drummond, do; brig Emm a
Ar 14th, briggs Carrie Pickering, Torrey, Mazan-
zas; w Messer Lawrence, do
NEW YORK-Ar 14th, brig Teneriffe Tracy, from
Havana; schs Starlight, Reed, Jeremie IL days; E
Drummond, Higgins, Havana Victor Puig Pink
ham, Baracoa 10 days; July Fourth Shaw Bruins
Pike Good, Windsor rs; tennessee, Trask, and
VIM Butman, from Bangor.
Ar 15th barques Antonio Sala, Rice, I'm Havana
Nicola, Harper, I'm Ca.denas; schs Starlight Reed
,Jeremie; Maud, Robinson, Cardenas.
Cid 14th, barque Jose d Bueno, Jones, st Jago
sehs Nellie Perry for Sierra Le9ne ohys Crosby
Jacksonville; Walter NJ Young, Thompson, for Els
worth.
NEW HAVEN-Cld 18th, sch Geo Young Mar
PROVIDENCE -Ar 14th, sch Albion, Smith, from
PAWTUCKET-Sld 14th, schs Franconia Austin
and Dexalo Brown, New York
WARREN, RI-Ar 18th, sch Howe, Ellis
Hoboken.
Sid 18th, sch Huntress, Curtis, New York.
FALL RIvER-Ar 18th, sch Margaret, Clark
Philadelphia; y Holmes, Dow, New York.
Ar 10th, sch S d Hart, Burgess, Calais.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, schs VIM Rice, Presley
weehawken for Newburyport; Old Chad, Wiley
New York for Boothbay.
Sid 18th schs j P Ames, Rich, Round Pond S /,
Lindsey John Wesley.
Ar 18th, schs Jas Freeman, Kellar Thomastor
for New York; Georgianna, Brown, St George fol
| DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 19th schs Net
| tie Dobbin, Falkingham; Ganges, Leach; Susan
| Thurston, Providence for New York; Kolon, Brook
ings, Portland for do; Julia Ann, Hopkins NYorl
for Millbridge; Damon, Haskell, Elizabethport fol
Bangor; Hortensia, Sanborn, from Perth Amboy fol
| Portland.
| Mullen, Rockland
VINEYARD-HAyEN-Ar 18th, schs William Il
Rowe, Whittemore FIN Hoboken for Plymouth;. j
Knowles, PinkhaM, FIN Perth Amboy for Portland
Mars HILL Torrey Calais for New York; Gen Hall
Simmons Kennebee for do
| BOSTON-Ar 14th, brig H Todd Mcguire, from
| Philadelphia; schs Virginia, Armstrong do; Win
ner, Mitchell, Weehawken; Lexington, Nutter, from
! Calais; B j Mead, Green, Bangor.
Cid 14th, sch Maggie Todd Norwood, Calais
Ar 18th, NJ Moseley, urann, Cienfuegos; Olive
Branch, Whitaker, New York Ellen NJ Colder
Hodgdon, from Hoboken; Fri, Sherman, and Gar
| KEN Zcova, Pomroy, Port johnson; Westerloo
| Whitaker, Rondout Fred G Holden, McRay, do
| Susan & Phebe, Brown Calais.
| Below, barque Sargent, from Caibarien
| Cid 18th, sch Virginia, Armstrong, Lubec
! SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Telumah, Bennett, from
| St john NIB, for Alexandria.
| NEWBURYPORT-Ar 18TH sch Ruth Hodg
| don, Stearns, Rondout.
| ELLSWORTH-Ar 10th, schs Ralph X Grant
| Grant, and City of Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
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First Call.
SO, 900 Eastern Railroad 31as................ 60
1900 ....... do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Second .Board-Second Call
5 Boston & Maine Railroad. ..............111A
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ch Nellie Star, Poland, Boston

Sch Nellie Star, Poland Boston
Sch Minstrel, Colby Boston.
Sch Tiara, Chatto Boston for Bluehll
Sch Volant (Br) Bear River, Ms, for Boston
Sch Esther, Maloney, st Andrews, NB-RR sleen
ers to w Eaton.
Sch Andrew Peters, Torrey Calais for Providence
Sch PEARL Verril Tremont-wood for a market
Sch Adele Pray, Pray, Rockland
Sch Louisa Frances, Thornkike, Rockland-lime To
c A Morse & Co.
Sch Buena Vista, Lewis wiscasset-edgings for a
market.
Sch Essex, Pinkham, Steuben for Boston.
Sch Fanny Farney, Sargent, Steuben for Boston,
Sch Lizzie Gray, Reed, Mt Mesert for Boston.
Cleared.
Sch Pacific, Look, Musquash, NB-Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Maud Malloch, Bickford, Grandense MD
Gallagher & Co.
Sch MayVower, Tainter Bangor-S W Thaxter.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
CRANBERRY ISLES, May 9-Ar, sch Neptune.
Bunker Grand Menan, with herring for smoking:
about 1900 boxes
May 10-Ar, sch NJ L Rogers, Fernald, with 20
tubs fish, (and soiled 11th.)
May 9-Sld, schs Starlight, Savage, and Annie
Sargent, Gilley, fishing; Baker, Bunker, Machias.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 18th, barque Arletta, Nichols
from MatanZas; Harries Jackson Bacou do; brig
Dauntless, Caibarien.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 10Th, ship Eliza Nc
Neil, Jordan, Havre.
Cid at Caibarien LIST inst schs Eagle Rock. Ham
In port It'll, barques VIM w Thomas Boyd, from
Rio Janeiro; L Wilton, for North of Hatteras
brgs Havillah, Coombs and Motley, Plummer do
sch w Smith, do.
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wilbOr,s COd-Liver Oil and Lime.

Persons who have been taking Cod-L1ver Oil will
he nleased to learn that Dr. Wi1bor has succeeded,
from directions of several professional gentlemen
in combining the pure Oil and Lime in such a man
er that it is pleasant the TASTE and its effects in
ling complaints are truly wonderful. Very many
nersons whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and
who had taken the clear oil for long time without
marked effect have been entirely cured by using
this preparation. Be sure and get the genuine.
Manufactured only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Bos-
ton. Sold by all druggists. my12sneod1w
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Daily Domestic Receip,s.


By water conveyance-1ooo bush Cornmeal to G
w True & Co.
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FESHERNI,


Ar at n ew York 14th sch Geo Willard Willard
with $50 bbls mackerel
Sid FIN Newport 14th sch John Wesley, Poole, fol
mackerel.
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MEMORANDA,

Ship Ella S Thayer, Fulton, from Savannah fol-
Reval, is reported ashore at Spithaven. No partic
ulars.
Sch Brigadier, Norton at Boston from Cienfuegos
reports, from April % to 81, experienced heavy
terly gales and lost foresai and shifted cargo be
tween decks.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAM

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 16.
Sun rises ............4 .33 High water. 500
Sun sets. ............72O Moon rises. 2.O4
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A CARD.

A CARD.
To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay;
loss of manhood, &C., will send receipt that VIII
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
l. lNMAN, STATION d, NEW YORK CITY.
no26 sneod&w1y
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FOh EOnlSs
Cid at oporto April %, brig Clara M Goodrich
Sid I'm Hayre 14th inst, ship screamer, Austin, for
United States.
At Algoa Bay CGH, April A. sch Matte A Frank
lin, Adams, from Boston, disg.
Sid FIN Kingston, ia, 26th inst, sch Willie Martini
Merrman, Cayman and Boston.
Ar at Cienfuegos 4th inst, sch Mabel = Staples,
Putnam, Philadelphia; 9th, barque Kingsbury,
Griffin, New York via Guantanamo.
Sid 9TH, brig Eugenia, Veazie, Boston,
Cid at Havana 9th inst, brig Marposa, Bryant, for
North of Hatteras
Sid 8th brig Hattie M Ban Thestrup, Portland;
sch Grace Webster, Young, North of Hatteras
Ar at Matanzas 9th inst, briggs b Brown, Foster,
Havana; Rionda, Chase Portland; schs w Lee,
Sid It'll, barques Daring, Anderson, and j III Chad
wick, How, North of Hatteras; brig Geo Burnham
Staples do; 9Th, barque w Holbrook, Mitchell, do
Ar at Cardenas 4th inst, barque Ada P Could
Merritt, New York.
Sid 9Th, brig 0nalaska, Griggs North of Hatteras;
schs Ada Simonton, Hail. and Fred jackson, An.
drews, do.
Ar at Cardenas 4th inst, briggs Daisy Boynton, Ap-
pleby Baracoa; Stephen Bishop Gilkey, Barbados;
sch H Herman, Herman, st Jago; It'll, Joshua
Grindle Freethy, st Thomas Sth, brig Hattie, Dow
Havana.
North of Hatteras 9th, brig Keystone for do; 7th,
Manson, Gardiner, Para.
Sid fnl Baracoa Apl 80, sch Geo Washington, Par
ms, Black River
--latest by European steamers.
Cid at Cardiff LIST inst Belle Wooster, Higgins, for
Sagua.
Ar at Greenock LIST, HI Sanford Sleeper, Java.
Sid FIN Iviza April 25, Kentuckian, Baker, from
Trieste) for Delaware Breakwater.
Cid at Genoa Both, John Bunyan, Butman, for
New York.
Ar at Alicante Apl 90, Nina Sheldon, Bigley, from
New York.
In Havre Roads LIST, Gleneida, Corning, New Or
leans for Rouen.
Sid I'm Antwerp LIST inst, P Pendleton, Nichols
Rio Janeiro
Ar at Bremen April 20, Jane Fish, Young from
New York.
SPOKEN.
May II, lat AZ 20, lon So, ship Pactolus Colcord,
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Europeau MARKET,

European Markets.
LONDON May 15-4 P. M.-Consols at 9o 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, May 15-4.OO P. M.-American securi-
tes-Unied States bonds new 41as 1091a, ex-coup;
new As, 1047s.
LIVERPOOL, May 15-12.30 P. Motion buoy
ant; Uplands Id; Orleans I'd; sales 10000 bales,
including 5000 for speculation and export; receipts
$3.50 bales including so American. s
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches

\ London dislatch saws cattle dealers
arc irving 10 arrange for the slaughter
oica.tle at the point o. debArkation.
There is 4 general inquiry at the Bos-
ton navy yari owing 20 the runor that
the steamer Richmond, which sailed
irom BROOKLYN about three weeks ago,
had founde-ci
Frank Nheltou. night clerk AT the
lake shore freight Office at Buffalo, Was
ki.lei. Yesterday morning. while walk
ing home on the traCk.
The excitement still continues NJ
Urhana. o.. over the county treasury
croOkriness. TUESDAY large number
81 farmers presented tax receipts, ind
ins an over tax in nearly every instance.
James Caldwell. one ot the treasurer :
bondSalen, demands a TeleAse.
subscriptions 20 hour Per cent loan
yesterday, S,l2S, 800,
Much desti,u,ion exists among the
laboring classes a Scotland
Canadian cattle dealers fear that un-
les England Srhe,iulcs the Cnitet
states a. an inSsctsi country, they will
suffer los by the reCent order prohibit
ing the pSSSsge II American cattle
through Canada
Il i thought tha; the Russian plague
WiIl cause an extraordinary demand ior
AmTricaR u,.rVals.
Martin ReAriOn. supposed IL bs from
Nest NiuriniA has created \ sensation
81 Kings Mountain Tunnel. Kentucky.
by plA5ing himself IN nude o'ndItlon
on the railroad track.
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man placed an envelope over each one

man placed an envelope over each one
he had sent.
Chaiman-Look at No. IL, dated Col
umbia, l6. The translation reads:
'Henry Hayemeyer, ID West Seven
teenth street, New York: Am conf
dent that Florida is the State where the
greatest exertions should be made.
Have you q man with full power. The
chances are not one in twenty here, but
/ am working for that one. Chamber
lain, Kellogg and Stearns are in close
communication and concert. The au-
thority telegraphed for this morning is
all to be conditional on success"
Witness-I have to repeat what have
already said, that | cannot recognize
these dispatches as being the proper
translation or Interpretation Of the literal
meaning.
Q.-Who is this man Solomon with
whom YOU propose 10 treat TO the
purchase of the canvassing board? =?
Ale was a large grocer there, and
has a great deal Oi influence.
Q.-By whom were you introduced
to him? Al cannot now remember.
1t was generally known who | was, and
| suppose he must have addressed me
without waiting for a formal introduc-
ton. | was not long there until found
that Dunn and Solomon were in close
conference. / saw By Mr.. Solomon
that he was anxious that this act should
be completed, as others were pressing
him.
Q-What do you mean, money or
offices? Any impression is he meant
both. The manner in which he pro-
posed 10 receive the money satisfied me
that he meant business. His remark
as near as | can remember was that the
money should not be paid over until
the goods were delivered.
Mr.. Springer-Can you give your
time of arrival at Baltimore? Al
can't remember just now.
Q-Did you think they meant busi-
ness when they proposed to sell out?
Al certainly did. met Col. Pelton
in Baltimore. He said the old man,
(which l suppose was Tilden, had re
ceived telegram from Edward Cooper,
stating that he could not raise the
money. There was also a telegram
from Gov. Tihen OF a similar character
This | told Solomon, who came on TO
this city with me on Wednesday the
22d. Think Solomon sent adispatch TO
the board, and in three or four hours
afterwards the returning board gave
their decision the other way. The sub
stance of the kilograms was, that the
goods could not he delivered and that
the arrangement or bargain was off.
Mr.. Stenger Had you any commu-
nication on this subject with Mr. Tilden
from the day before the election, either
directly or indirectly mp to the time the
South Carolina canvassing board met,
Or did You have any after? A.-1es;
| met him at the Everett House. He
took me 10 task; can't give you the
exact words, but he took me 10 task
about the proposition, and stated he
never authorized any such proceedings,
and that while he lived he would never
become President under such circum-
stances.
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A MYSTERIOUS MAN FROM
w. Va.
A Sensation at the Kings Noun
tain Tunnel, Kentucky.

STANFORD, February 5.-Saturday
night last as q material train entered
Kings Mountain Tunnel, on the Gin
cinnati Southern, the engineer saw q
man in an entirely nude condition
standing on the track not far in front of
him. He whistled down brakes. which
were vigorously applied, and by revers-
ing his engine succeeded in stopping
within ten feet OF the man, who held his
position until ordered Of, when he
stepped just far enough to one side to
allow the train to pass. Next morn
inga party passing through the tunnel
found pile of clothes and q carpet bag.
containing, besides numerous shirts and
other underwear, a Bible, on the fly
leaf of which was the name Martin
Rearlon. Four or five dollars in money
were also found in the bag. Search was
Immediately instituted for the man.
but although the tunnel was eI-
amined from one end to tine
other, and inquiries made Of parties
living in the neighborhood, no trace OF
him bad been found up TO late tonight.
II is supposed that he is from West Viz
ginia, from the direction on letter
found in one OF his pockets His singu-
lar freak has created considerable ex-
citement, and strenuous efforts are he
ing made TO discover his whereabouts.
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RAILROAD BoyDs-Generally strong.

RAILROAD pBoNDs-tienerally strong.
STATE BoSDs-Dull. Louisiana con-
suls y per cent. lower.
SrocEs-The market was irregular
again to-day, but the tendency was to-
wsr,la lower range Of prices. In theearly
dealings the most important changes
were an advance Of ) per cent. in Ohio
preferred, per cent. in Pacific Mail
and in II. Joe preferred. The gen.
eral list fnctuatcd between a radius OF
Ia per cent. Toward Ahe close spesu-
lation lecame weak in tone, and prices
fell lhll per cent. from the highest
point, ~. Paul, Lake Shore, Northwest.
crn, Hannibal and ~. Joe and the coal
shares leading the decline. The de.
mand for investment shares was more
pronounced, the FEATURES being Harlem.
Rhode Island. Chicago, Burlington AMI
Quincy New York Central, and Chicafio
and Alton preferred. The Transactions
aggregated l6l 900 shares, Of which ~
0O0 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern common, l0,0O
preferred, 22,OO II. Paul common, 100
preferred, 5000 Delaware IAckawanna
and Western, q, no New Jersey Central,
lS,OOO Western Union. $500 Missouri.
Kansas, and Texas $50, Wabash 500,
Ohios /, 600, &. &. &. 4 |. 1000, Delaware
and Hudson 100, ST Joseph =, tOD.
Michigan Central, 800 Pacific Mail.
and 900 Louis, Kansas CITY and North
ern.
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HOUSE.
hiAsissippi Levees.

| The Speaker announced the regular
| order TO bc the consideration OF the Mis-
sissippi levce bill.
The first amendment pending was
| that offered by Mr.. Sparks Ia strike out
the clause authorizing commission, 10
be composed OF persons familiar with
the effects of the overflow of the Missls-
sippi river upon the alluyial lands OF The
delta, After debate the amendment Was
rejected yeas %; nays 50.
An amendment was adopted striking
out the clause which gives the commits
sioners life terms pf office. and also an
amendment directing the commission TO
cumplate the survey OF the Mi~sissippi
river between Alton, Illinois, and the
passes AZ the mouth of the river.
The next amendment was one offered
by Mr.. Sparks striking out the clause
| authorizing the commission 10 take into
| consideration the plans and estimates
for the protection of alluyial lands on
the Mississippi. Rejected; yeas, G;
nays, p.
Several amendments 30 strike out all
provisions relating To alluyial lands were
rejected.
Mr.. Robertson Withdrew lis amend
ment appropnating si,sl 30 Tor
strengthening lcyees on the Mississippi.
The bill then passed by vote Of yeas,
lj5; nays, q.
Florida Contested Case.
The report 81 the Committee on Elec.
! tons in the Florida contested caze was
submitted In favor 81 Jesse J. Finley
and adyer-e 10 the claims ot Horace
Bisbee. The minority submitted dis
senting views, and both reports were
recOmRittei.
Army Approprisson Bill
The House then went into Committee
| Of the Whole, Mr.. Carlisle in the chair,
on the army appropriation bill.
The number Of a!des-le-cAmp 10 which
General shall BE entitled Ws in.
creased from three 30 four.
Nr. White offered Gs All amendment
! ~ the bin substantially the biD known
a. the army reorganization bill
Mr.. Hale rose % 4 point Of order
against the Amendment The Chairman
could only look 10 the operation Oi the
amendment during the year that The
/ appropriation bill Was covered. and II
| there vas anything in the bi1 which
might result in an increase oi the eI-
tenditure- during the coming year Il
mus; te ruled out oi order. There uAs
a proposition in the amendment which
allowed the ohioers % retire With three
years pay AMI that clearly brought u in
aniAgonism with rule 80.
The point a order Sas antagDniIed
by Mr.. sAyler and others. Finally the
chairman ststed thai the arDsDdDsni
did come within The spirit 81 the rule,
A while Il Eas doubtieSs new besislA-
ton. stiH IL wAs in the djnoctiOn Oi ~
duction Oi expenditure, AMI therefore
hs ovefrnlei the poiDt d order.
Mr.. banning isEOredtbe amendment.
lie moved the committee ri-~ IN Orsiff
thai the anaendment might - prin,sd.
This was Oppo~rd by Mr.. Gartebi
and other Republicans Who wished "a
have the vofe taken si once. and Il us>
AgTeea to-4ye-. los; nays, ~.
Adjourned
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGTUS, February 6.-l A. N
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, possibly light
rains. north 20 wet winds. a slight rise
followed by falling barometer. and by
THURSDAY evening a slight ri-e in the
temperature, with light variable winds.
For the Lower Lake., partly cloudy
weather, OCCASIONAL light snow, winds
northwest to southwest and slight
change in the temperature and harom-
PtgF
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R.inrnnh Cnnfernnca.

CHlCNGo. February 5.-The trunk
line managers and freight agents Of the
eastern roads centering here, met to-
day, but resolved 20 delay action I'LL
after the meeting tomorrow of the
Presidents Of the roads in New York.
The Jesuit fathers have filed bill 20
restrain certain parties from beginning
m eje,.unent suit, On the claim that the
land on which their church and college
buildings, worth 81 90, 600, are situated,
j. private property under the old statute
title
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Tarrfhle Traeedy.

CnIcAGo, Feb. "a terrible tragedy
occurred at Wrightsyile village, in
southern Illinois, on Monday afternoon.
Chas. T.. McAuliil. physician, invited
his wife and her brother, Mr.. Heayener
into his drug store and after drinking
with him shot him dead with shotgun
The doctor feel but Was found by the
constables. Before they could gct him
10 jail an iniuriated mob Of sixty per-
sons seized him and hung him to the
Inh Of a tree
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A Texas Dimculty.

GALVESTON, Feb. 5.-A Ncry special
from Goliad, Texas. says Two men, Hen.
derson and Lockhart, quarrlled and
both drew revolvers. Lockhart caught
Henderson's arm and fired six shots
into him, killing him instantly. Hen
derson's brother then rushei at Lock
hart with a pistol. They closed in the
struggle and Henderson emptied ai
chambers Of his revolver into Lockhart's
BODY. causing instant death.