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GREAT BRITAIN.

tyTENNArInSAt C{FFH1uHTs
..,,v. .1nuo 1.-strahnn, tho wetl-knOTn
.sji.hor, has sailed for tho United States. One
~, NJ as iouruey u 10 Ascertain whether the
'a.rirn p,,bshcrs nro not willing to ngrec to
~ ~ hitter cumpron1lGo than my Of tho many
I% ssish hare bocu suggested In Anorloa relative
N international copyright ..--.
rrrEarAr1oNAb PotAfs KxTKp171o*.
ma }rttish Foreign ONCE has lately had under
sIns.iHdcrntun LIZ proposal ttlnt England cobpcrnto
wv nro,osed international polar expedition.
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A Dlsgustad convict.

Mr, ": ". Ward, Who was convicted Of for
gelY A. kngstsee 3. g. he other aay' % %signsl- a.
firing bis pistol 4t thh prosecutor and oue Of tho
witnesses ag3lMst him. He mIsaed the Infu,er
but wounded the latter In both hknds He wa1
scl1od and dsn ng1llcd before doing further nils
chtef. and arraIgnod for assault With Intent 20
ktli. A. he wn3 already convicted OF higher
crllne, bis new ouenso cau only add to tho leugth
OF his imprisonment.
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TIE 1NsuNltECrioN.
IoSDox juno Ia nangoon tllapatch aays tho
ia,usseuts are iucrcusing worry rapidly.
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n
Ioypoy, jung la HerllD correspondent re-
u3rts that 10000 cttlzeus Ut A1t0un hRvc Joined
i. p,otcs, To the nunJesr1lth nHntnat the pro-
wEajncios,lro OF tho town In tho zollvceelu.
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11ix Ex-EMrnrss EuQEN1r.

THE ET-ENTNEB8 EuUEHIBs
r,pE TowN, June 1.-Tho c1-Empress Eugt-
.Is arriycd on tho 18th OF May at ftoyozt, Zuzu-
lad, near tho spot whore tho Prince 1mpcrlal
III killed;
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E1TLEH UffUE1kEU.
VIENNA, Juno lit ia sud China has givon an
rke tot riacs hero.
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PEIEs EspNAL.

T1EttsnSAl. - CHARLEY: TIE "CisrOEs"
have cORna Let M 40 up III Ut'cfn~H Lake next
ner ktnIe md t*nnl-sts., 1t ~ r. Tickets Or ths
RUnO1.IH. Ehtuh National Hunk.
DEHsoSA3-Wff,f. DR. n, II. HAnCOrK, fF IN
tho rity, eend lid adtress tn NJ Tribune ntice.
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tho pocket conattuoncy. Of TIM Marquis nf Hart
l,lgtOn, was wLn by thu liberals, hit. M viii be
rccn by The fn!lnwlnR 1g1'rca. tho Cnnacryntiycs
Displayed unprecedented ntrtnsth. Wa nre
nEHin forced M lMk 1nck to tho gGnrrai eino-
tim nf 1874 for o0rnpar1s0f. M no Ct,tiseryatlvc
cAnt'Iiato WINS brought forward III Tho t1!strlct
at tho general election for tho present parla-
fnGnt.
ELECTIuSR In TIE HApNOR uUt,O}is.
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rouR LIBERAL DEFEATS.

Tho Liberals have received Como sotbaoks at
anenlaI e,cetioua In Great I,rItnin sincc their
groat v'otorS III Aps,l. ING ao'sat @ u e'e WIZ
lam Harcourt az o31oru was olttes oioH 10
rnmnrks:
- n.,..,. ,,,...x %s,s
II is AZ unwrttan law OF DEltlsh politics Mht
the claiin Of btlulster 70 rco!G0uon; IN taK,ing
9lueo, saal on 1espee1ea 10 ~ w u;uss
~ W. ~ ~ ~ ~ %n tin,ra Emnrofnrv nrocnfinn1i
~ tno tssV " ano tun'e @ SEu.ct@tts M GMnuep1unii Mpi
p.n plusao.t,p1a .1 ,tEn T1u nrvm ~ e 4tnrs sEn
s,. uaeSs'or nsnH w fnir chonnn ~ ~
atuy essoSphn 1ta ~ IT, tLn AZ ~. sn,mt.
niaus s.,t uun ~" rs,. -. nu,, o o"m.,t
elLy. gnrpuSnt In1Wafu g. oM oMH, uun .rnn',s. Su.
tnas tncy Mu & IT, thorYnra @ tt" X" was o 9
~ ntnrtoav II stMn ninS frol,, I'm cnltcst fn1
* thc annnnG snntI TinHunniv fnr hitnsnif air Will
lam tnrE lin npntwt yinw. iIe uunvussyd very
"cfivniv in h.hM1f n lila nnlfeaR,.is ME- f;b5ffv
II wne kta n"ras,nnI snit,;tsiion Wl,tui1 sorurci
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BtlVER FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES,
or elegantly cased for bridal presents. B.
Hymau 4 Co., II State struek
, 1880-06-02

Liberal ma hfnrlty.............. a. 4D
IL will be seen TINT tho Liberals havo lodt lM
vOtea, WhIto tho Conservatives have gained 22a
v0ics, causing a reduction OF aa2 In tho Liberal
majority.
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tX} WEENS OF NEAi. ESTATE ON THE
w WtaL Hlslo. whu MIn anxious 70 tsll. 10 leave
description Ht kaN1G viii, III. AFN having
stcay lnYu!rf ey bargain luniots; sale 10 Charge
uNtFFlS DWIGHT, cornor Washington nnd Hal
kt1d-Hta.
XVANFED-A 0oOp nUiIDiN0 I.0T. On WEST
w M0nruo-st, Addross LII. NICHOLS, 1Su iear.
bptn.at,
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lsAbI-{1FF CLOTHING.

4 II, THE LADIES AND GEETLEMEh VINO
II WIsh ~ ssft cst-on ciath!iY sArps,,a tna ~ 1Ya
IL viii pay Is peF cent nuro thsn any 4thes dealer
Ii .hs c!Iy. Aoaasube1. sha nnmbeE !. ~ stato-st:
"A c.nthing Vi ALUNl.DsIts. l71D ssAtt.aL {oid H1Dal
Orders " mali promptly Attendud to, EstAolhlsA !sai
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Tpo Conservatives have obtained reversal Of
I'll IL the majority fEum . constituency which
coutaIna only 2,1l4 eleotorx. The fourth nontest
Of tho by.eleetions, that Of tho Hadn0r busKhs,
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xLxo11oss IN TUE wlorowa punaHs.

mmiority if Cf twenty:tarco jooks large 70
Wlgtowu politicians, for the district u always
close.
Hore ID the exhibit which shows . very
striking contrast. III The computation for l614
We haVa takon the highest v0ts oa cach stdo:
ELIOTtoka AT SANDWICH.
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'ANThE4sH WANTED.

PANThKsss WANTED.
1lANrNEH WASFEu-1N AN EsrAHLl5ilED
jiuv1r bgnnssa on 4 pru1ipsnt cofneEs tatlranS
partner Viii ssll hls tnlaisat ~ ia{sutof! Tals y
une Ut ChHnc bxSF 0l8r0I 1ue S1t0 hfcaL"
tncnL A1lrpsS I u Tribune Duaio.
, 1880-06-02

C'DH SALE-61tEAT IIA1tGA1S3 IN iMrRDyED
l. buslnehs md Residences pr1pgtty paying 10 to II
t,pf ccnt H0od brick lIuseH ff}n eltaD upl chucnrt
l0tH lakB aturgt EnRewn1hI cptA:ea month";
y nnyment., by H. W s1Dltltt. ren est.tc l9nn sna
rnro Of cftates for non.re.hsnta Established lAGs
Il Hank.
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4 ABTNtJi6H;iby'-At{A. Dir El!.tH NHVEh FAi!.6
u " sAl ths Ass pfo.ent ana 1atn5n %sH
i, Elrs Df GhAncA II yuu ATe !n HtlnnS SICK " uli'
Gppy, consult ths luctDr Qulek1. II eoAlh lfo0A ~.
14TR RKECONM END MI5. FMAHks ~ THE MET
buslpHss, sHl West MH1tE4t fsnlu .. u Y 2 NJ
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fTso NENT.-SlCELf FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
l. centrally loGnted3 rentsu nf iha ttaE MGct. =
ffU KKNT-WEii-FUilSiAfiE N}DMA TO tlF
L. pponstble parties. 1EH Wabash.aF. New nuu
t,ar,
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M ONn DuDkH tuA HALH uAEAP
.ZU.ulVJ Appvtnn'e cgrlopettts. Abfafy. -
CbAnaSrtt C{9.Qpaula. llhtAFF, $A
JVbNxuns lJc1oQxd!4, ono .hKff lnar4 II:
HYrc1tfl's History Ut Unitod u tslas, vol, u
IpW inina's tpMpinte NbrkA. ~ - :,
Down-stalfs. A1lLs1t's Chap Nooksaose, w asai
eDn.ht,
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 6.-The Post IN its financial
article to-day, says: AT the Stock Exchange
the market for speculative stocks continue ac-
tive and prices are :. a5Js per cent. higher than
al The close yesterday. The largest advance Is
in Nashville ana Chattanooga. the active stocks
being up ha2lg per cent, the last Western
| nion. Word comes 10 us that L.. ). Judge
BlatChTord has rendered decision I'm favor OF the
West. [ mon In the matter OF the Page patents,
and we understand, on good authority. that the
Western Union VIII now apply for iniunctions
10 restrain from further use OF IL by the compa-
nies infringing the patent. II is also understood
that the case Will be appealed by the rivals or
the Western Union to the United States Su-
pIeme Court. But the favorable decision eX-
plains the Iise ia Western Union stock noted
After Western Union The active stocks have
advanced as follows: Jersey Central pa, New
York Central Ia. Michigan Central Ia, Lake
Shore, Union Pacific and ohio ana Mississippi
/ J. each, Erie and Pacific Mail 4 each. and
Iron Mountain per cent The stocks which
were exceptionally weak I'm the morning were
Lake Erie and Western Mobile and Ohio Chesa-
peake and Ohio. Northern Pacific and Louisville
and Nashville. The prices OF these have. how
ever, improved as the day advanced. Notwith-
standing the general advance to-day there is
still very uncertain tone 10 the market. The
street which includes the vast throng or
small spectators, is still ''beariSh." and the
large men for the most part all talk ''bearish," !"
although some one or more must be buying the
long STOCK sold ana taking the short
contracts put out That the "short In
terest' Is becoming large, is shown by the
active borrowing demand for leading stocks
Government bonds are unchanged, except the
AS. which are a lower. Speculative bonds are
higher than yesterday and railroad invest
ments are dull but firm. Boston, Hudson and
Erie firsts, which yesterday fell TO 4S from Ssh
opened to-day at Il and are now offered at a.
The money market continues very easy.
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Political NAfaS

Editor WatterSon, of the Louisville Courier
journal, who is in New York, speaks in the
most enthusiastic terms OF Mr.. Tilden's pros
poets, bot only in Kentucky but throughout
the whole southwest. He assumes that Grant
Will be the republican nominee, and that the
third-teTm Scratchers VIII help the democrats
10 elect their man in spite OF Tammany.
Republican conventions were held yesterday
In New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nary nd, Del
aware. Tennessee and Mississippi The dcleSa-
tons from all except the two states last-named
are largely for Mr. Blaine. The Tennessee del
egatiOn is for Grant. The Mississippi delega-
ton is divided between Sherman, Grant and
Blaine.
Hon. A. s. Hewitt, on account OF ill-health,
has declined the chairmanShip OF the anti
Tammany general committee. Hon. John Nc
keon has been selected for the position.
Ex-senator Dorsey. who is a delegate from
Arkansas TO the Cincinnati convention, +
quoted as declaring that eleven out OF the
twelve delegates from that state VIII vote FOL
Blaine on the first ballot, despite the instTuc-
tons for Grant.
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Antt.third Term Resolutions Voted
Down.

ALBANY, y. Y. May I'm the senate this
morning Mr. Jacobs introduced a preamble aud
resolution declaring against a thlrd-term for
President, and after some lively discussion the
resolutions were tabled by a vote OF Is 10 Z.
Mr.. Woodin rose 10 a question OF privilege
and read an extract from the New York SuIa,
saying that he with others had agreed TO break
up the uutt rule and vote against Gen.
eral Grant. He denied the statement
In the most unreseryed manner. The
Utica convention only ratified his selection
10 the Chicago convention. IL bound by any
instructions they must be derived from the con-
stituency he represented, The choice OF his
district was James G. Blaine with whom 20 lead
the column he felt assured OF SUCCESS
Mr. Halbert asked IL Mr.. Woodin accepted the
position OF delegate and now proposed 10 step
aside and LET another man go there and vote for
James q. Blaine.
Mr. Woodin said that he stated at the state
convention that his choice was not erant. HIS
alternate should voice the sentiment OF the cos-
Stituency.
Mr. Sessions said the sentiments expressed by
Mr. Woodin were his own, and the views or his
own constituency.
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AcliOn of lhc Spani,h (.oyernment
The Kelly Democratic state Conn

ALBANY, n. Y, May THE Kelly democratic
state committee met to-day at the Delevan
House at noon. On motion OF Augustus Schel
MIR. j. II. Colby, OF Rensselaer, county, was
selected as temporary chairman and r. NJ. Skeels
OF Niagara county, as temporary secretary.
A committee, consisting OF E. ID. Gale OF New
York, Anthony Barrett OF Kings, and L. G. Pope
of Seneca. were appointed to select permane nv
officers. They reported in favor Of Mr.. Colby
for chairman, Mr.. SkeelS as secretary, j. II.
Mooney of New York as treasurer ana Anthony
Barrett as vice chairman. An executive CON-
mittee was then appointed and Is now in seS-
sion. The attendance is very slim.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Arrest OF the President Of the Ma
tiOnal Liberal League.

dent OF the National Liberal League was ar
rested here yesterday charged with having
forged the name of Ex-Governor John VI. Palmer,
OF H., to a check for - 900, on a bank In
Joplin. Mo-, about year ago, upon which he
obtained the money. Several hundred dollars
in money, jewelry of great value said TO belong
10 MS we, raliroad passes on large NUMBER OF
were found on his person or among his effects
when he was arrested. The arrest was made al
the instance OF Jno. b. Sargeant, cashier OF the
bank upon which the forged check was drawn
Mr.. SaIgeant recognized the forger in railroad
Office here. Morton insists that it is case OF
mistaken identify.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
special British AmbassadOr


CoNsTANTISorrE. May THE Porte has re-
ceived official notification OF the appointment OF
Right Hen. Geo. J. Goschen as British special
ambassador 10 Turkey.
New Cuban Loan.
MADRID. May THE CDrreSD0ndsariI states
hat the new Cuban loan is 70 be raised by pub
lie subscription.
Labor Strikes i'm France.
LONDON. May "A dispatch from Paris 70 the
Standard Says:-The strikes I'm the cotton spin
nlng districts are assuming alarming proper
lions Sixty factories have been closed at Rou-
haiX. by which * 600 persons are thrown out OF
employment. Five thousand operatives have
struck at Tourcoing. There is also strike at
houen, and many silk factories have been
Siosed. The men demand higher wages ani
less hours.
BOn't Like the Appointments.
Inc Ndhddrd, in leading editorial. strongly
deprecates the appointment OF Right Hon. Geo.
.; 1oschen as ambassador 10 Turkey. and de-
Clares That he is unit for the post.
George Eliot Married.
Mrs. MARIAN Evans George Elion, the WELL
known English novelist, was married Yesterday
! TO Mr.. Cross.
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A Sail Boat Struck by Lightning
and Sunk

PROvNCETOwN, MASS, May Z. During q
thunder storm yesterday afternoon, Capt Elijah
In a large sail boat The lightning struck the
mast and, following it down, went through the
bottom of the boat, sinking her almost instant
". The men took to the dOry ana reached the
the lightning, and hardly knew what the
trouble was until they reached the shore, when
he crowd who had been watching told them
that the boat had been struck o. lightning.
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ALARM CUBA.
Conspiracy InsarrectiOn and Ar
rest>-LOOking After Fiilibustering
EXpeditiOns.

NEW YORK, May IA Paris special says
News has been received from Madrid that very
great sensation was created in political circles
yesterday by the receipt OF two kilograms from
the governor general OF Cuba stating that
conspiracy has been discovered in one OF the
central provinces OF the Island. The dispatches
also further announce that the troops were i'm
mediately called into requiSition, and that al
ready forty-two OF the principal promoters OF
the intended movement have been arrested.
Some OF them are Creoles OF prominence and po-
sitfon. They Will be Immediately tried by court
martial. Captain General Blonc0 has .tele-
grarhed TO the home government requesting TO
be allowed the most complete liberty OF action
in the suppression Of the inSurrection. He has
been directed TO act with the utmost energy,
and TO take such measures as In his judgment
lhe situation demands. The government blS
the fullest confidence IN his discretion. The
opinion in official circles is that the present
agitation and this new attempt at instruction
in the central department Of the island are init
mately connected with revolutionary move
ment in the United States and Central
America. OF which the government has intelli-
gence. The authorities profess TO have
received information that three rllibuStering
expeditions started last month from New Or
leans and Central America, with arms and am
munftiOn for the insurgents. The governor
general telegraphS that cruisers and revenue
cutters are watching the eastern and southern
coasts OF the island, but have as yet discovered
no signs OF a landing. The movements OF Ma
Geo and Roloff, the mulatto chiefs OF the last
war, and OF CaliXto Garcia in the Island OF Ja-
maica and Nicaragua, lead the Spanish Cabinet,
however, to believe that they are harboring evil
designs, even If they are not Yet landed in
Cuha.
Action of the Spanish Government.
LONDON. May "A special dispatch from
Madrid TO the Ddiig Nf'rs sayS:-The Spanish
cabinet has telegraphed to Captain General
BlancO, OF Cuba, vesting him with discretionary
powers in dealing with the conspiracy at
Mayari: Instructions have also been sent to
the representatives of spain at Washington
and in Central America urging that Cuban
refugees should not be allowed TO foment a
second rising. The Spanish government will
Increase the new issue for the Cuban loan from
S16, coo, oG0 TO SIS .000, 900.
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Fire.

CHICAGO, May "A special dispatch from
GlenwoOd, Iowa, 10 the Times says: Nickel
waite & Coates grain elevator, Isaac Kelly's
shop and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad depot were burned yesterday. The
NsS is about "a 600: Insurance s. 600.
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Two Men Drowned.

NEW LONDON, CONN, May 7.-While the
for Jacksonville. Fla, was midway between
New London and Race Rock light, on Thursday
afternoon, squall struck her, and In attempt
ing to take in her spanker j. w. Richardson, OF
ROckland Me-, the mate, and Patrick Browne,
a seaman, were lost overheard and drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

WORCESTERSHIRE President this afternoon
sent TO the Senate the following nominations.
Leonard Love, OF Vt, TO be agent OF Indians al
Cheyenne River agency; Ernestfne Sterne 10
be postmaster at Jefferson, Texas. Navy pro-
mot1onS-PaSSed Assistant Engineer Walter n
smith, 10 ke a chief engineer. Army promo
uOnS-lSt Lieut.. Horace Neide. TO be capfaIn
4th |. ;. infantry; % Lieut.. Lewis MerIidfn. 20
be lSt lieut.. 14th rs. infantry; LIST Lieut. Eyarts
;. Ewing, TO be captain 10th L. 5. infantry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

CAPTaINs VIM. Falck and J. II. Rollins. ord
nance department, cd infantry, having been
found incapacitated for active service by an
army retiring board are granted leave Of absence
until further orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

CONFIRMATIoEs.-The Senate In executive ses-
sion yesterday confirmed the following nomina-
tions for census supervisors: Elias o. Doremus,
1st district OF New jersey; A. E. Gordon, I'd dis
trict of New Jersey; John w. L. Stratton, Sd dis
trict of New jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

THE L. S. STEAMER ENTERPRISE arrived al
Hampton Roads this morning from Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

AT THE WHITE HOUSE.-The officers and repre-
sentatives of the supreme Lodge l. o. NJ. called
on the President to-day. They are twenty in
number add were received In the library. The
body was headed by Mr. w. G. Bailey, of Balti-
more, supreme ruler and first presiding officer
of the lodge. Senator Baldwin and Representa-
tive Frye also called on the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-07

COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS MARBLE and Assist.
ant Attorney General for the Interior Depart.
ment McCammon, both recently confirnoet
entered upon Their Official duties to-day.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
nue., s6e4, ,416.O4; customs. $500, 1886.
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CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION.-The House COM
mittee on Indian affairs have accepted an in.
vitation from the Secretary of the Navy to ac-
company an excursion to Fort Monroe Norfolk
and Hampton.
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THE TENNESSEE arrived at Aspinwall on the
5th inst
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. sa1Sludg'
INCIDENT OF A MOoNsHINE RAID.-Early one
morning during the trip recently taken in the
moonshine regions OF northeast Georgia by
Deputy Commissioner Rogers and CONQUEST
Clarke, commissioner Raum's secretary, the
party came across an internal revenue posse
commanded by Deputy Collector Wilson, OF
Gainesville, and accompanied by Deputy Mar
shall CASTOR, who had just seized an Illicit still.
lot OF sheet copper, and copperslniths' tools
and other fiXingS. After having lain I'm wait all
night in The vain hope or catching the illicit
disttller, the party was camping by the roadside
for breakfast, when up rode farmer whom
they strongly suspected OF being the owner of
the still. "Well, boys" said he In a tone OF as
Sumed cheerfulneSs 81 see you've been at work.
where did you find them things?" The officers
pointed In an opposite direction TO that from
which they had come. Whose is It. dive reck-
on?' Deputy Marshal CASTOR gave him ficti-
tous name as the owner 81 see you've brought
out pretty well everything you could Law hands
on, remarked the farmer, inspecting the imple-
ments as If he had never seen the Ike before.
We'll, yes" said CASTOR, pretty much. We
found seven or eight Berkshire hogs there that
had been fed on the SlopS We couldn't bring
those out, so we shot them" Thunder IN light
lin, man.! exclaimed the Mortified listener;
you didn't Kill them hogS?" And without an
other word he struck heels into his horse and
darted of In bee line in the direction of the
dlsmantled still, only 10 find his hogs alive and
Kicking, though probably much dsgruntled by
the absence OF their usual morning Slops And
DRIFTING GoosEs INDIANS The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs and Chief Clerk Brooks
to-day had a final conference with Drifting
Goose's Indians. A conclusion was reached by
which these Indians will leave the reservation
set apart for them year ago, on James river,
Dakota, and settle on lands on Crow creek, I'm
the same territory. These Indians VIII be
gotten away tomorrow, IL is expected.
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eE The five Cinnamon naturalzed the other
day In New York are for "anything to beat
Blaine" ~ '
~ A negro woman living near Buchanan.
n. c., recently poisoned some bread for her
stepson. when three OF her own children ate &c
by accident and died.
eS A New York Central railroad brakeman
living In Utica, when accused OF drinking beer
while on duty. assured the superintendent that
he was victim OF color blindness, ana sup
posed he was drinking water.