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PETERSBURG.

,,r.t. ACcpExr--A YouxG LADY
SAD Az N pgAru-PoLyrlcAL NArTERs--A
stkN ycAx MUNICIPAL TICKET rRoBABbE--
Ss,sxsy.rAx- rrNERAts, &C.
pe' S",,.o,seuee &. the Richmond Dispaich.l
toer0P APRIL %, 1880.
..c,aent. resulting Ia the death Of
s, sac Frsntes Wells, q young lady
W. ss,nc on Old street, occurred isst niSu..
~. Wells was moving about 'ne nousc
h In lighted kcrosenc-'smp IN ner os. .e
sam the lamp exploded, sca,seFiug sne
N ne% oil over her clothing. sne ran oue
eaIa ,hs street crying for help, WIN Tue
ia'o w srom her ignited clothing reaching
ftaes farce feet above her head. Tier
40 "a ai,racted the attention OF the
scres ",',,s and OF the people pass
pe'gHo the street, and several gentle
ng y" Immediately to her assistance,
peu ,ssir coats and blankets, Which were
uaag wv, nr, 10 cover her body and smother
@ouss. A, soon as this was done she
Ge hs"s.oved TO her chamber. and physi-
wSs ~" ~ summoned 10 attend her. She
e1sns w. VA 20 he dresdfuliy burned from the
AZ iOS sssn 60 the knees and aSout the
ws,s, "a srms. She fingered until about
hsnos ~ his morning, when death relieve
so0'ys' nor sunerings. Deceased was the
beI " onno,t Of an aged mother. TO whom
ms'u Jeyotedy attached, and her agonies
sae We o1noosi forgotten in her anxiety for
see'"s" .a - ,ha, mother should she die.
tne wills was very lovsble young lady,
h'S s,d death causes much sympathy.
anu no,s,;cal matters In our city are assuming
IO." ssrhat more interesting phase. Ii
sos' nrohab,e that we are TO have a
SEN ss,Yon, Republican ticket for the NUM-
ssassccs. Al a large meeting OF Repub-
epA' V MA several NIGHTS ago resolutions
We sdop,ed declaring Their INTENTION 10
e".,n,,ir the integrity Of their party ana
s1.,.; al attempts TO be led astrsy bt ei.ner
Ing Of toe Democratic party; emphatical-
= rsnudjaiiug "the cunning device OF an
,..Ssnendeni electoral ticket" and declar-
is.,ss,r determination 10 work earnestly
"s ne election OF straight-out ticket.
Ts;s wing OF the Republican party, 1t is
i,n,sd will nut a municipal ticket IN the
s"IS n no voted for at the May election.
w. To.n;vht The Resdjuster element OF the
p.a,bIran party will hold mass-meeting,
nk,ch il intended a. an offset 10 the above
msetipg and 10 cOunteract lis influences.
our merchants and businessmen have
,een coming up pretty freely during the
mast few days, and taking out their licenses
ior the year commencing May lst; but the
rrest BODY OF them, as usual, will wait until
n, Is,t week. The smaller lquor-dealers
think that the rev liquor law will fall more
heavily on them than the present one.
The funerals OF the late Michael O'Brien
,,d Mrs. Eliza VI. FUrt, whose deaths have
bqtp mentioned. took place to-day nom ST.
Josspb's Catholic church, and both were
I,,,ely attended. ROBIN ADAlR.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


THE sTAuNroN CONVENTION, EXCITING
TIMEs-sTRAw-wOgKs BuaNFD AT An.
HERsT, MAss.-sAsH FACTORY DE.
sTRoYED-sUTCIDE OF DEFAULTIHG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MURDERERs Elk.
ECUTIoN rosTPoxEr,--THE GEORGIA RE.
PUBLICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
sETTs PRESS ASSOCIATION I'm ROUTE
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REPORT OF
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD-A
STEAMBOAT MAN SHOT IN MEMPHIS
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORFOLK AND
PETERSBURG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL
ING TO ACCEPT THE TASK OF FORMING
A GovERNMENT-DEsPER FIGHT IN
AFGHANIsTAN; DEFEAT OF THE AFGHANs.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

HARRINGTON DECLINES, But GLADSTONE is
WILLING TO ACCEPT.
LONDON, April 23.-The Press Associa-
ton saws: &" We understand on good au-
thorlty that Lord Harrington, after con-
suItation with other Liberal leaders, has
determined not TO undertake TO SDrm gov
eminent. Representations have been made
To Gladstone which, II Is said, will induce
him 70 form government II he receives the
expected invitation from the Queen"
n is ind srstood that Harrington, when at
Windsor, frankly told the Queen he would
recommend that Gladstone or Granville be
consulted. lie was then empowered TO see
Gladstone and Granville.
MOVEMENTS OF HARRINGTON AND GRANVILLE.
LONDON, April 23.-Lord Harrington and
Earl Granville went to Windsor together by
the IL O'Clock train this morning.
Afghanisfau.
THE Ar0HANs DEFEATED.
C.BuL. April "a General Stewart enter
cd Gbuzni on the Goth instant, after a sue
cessfuI battle the day before, in which the
kfgbans lost more than 1000 XII Id. Gene.
raj Stewards loss was IL men killed AMI ll6
wounded.
An Hours Desperate Fighting.
LONDON, April 23.-Additional Cabul a.
vices Represent that General Stewart, Whine
marching twenty-five miles south OF
Ghuzni, encountered about $4,000 Aighans,
and while be was preparing 10 attack tbeu
1000 OF the enemy's horse rushed upon
both TANKS OF his line. Alter an hours
desperate fighting The enemy was beaten,
and The whole body dispersed over the
country.
Uueasinexs on the BERLIN BOurse'
PARrs, April 23.--The Bourss tnewspa-
ner, states that, according to kilograms
from Berlin, tue uneasiness on the Berlin
Ronrse l. assuming alarming proportions
10 consequence of panic In mining and
Lool. oharaQ
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Second Declines to report.
Third--John w. Poindexter, OF Louisa
Fourih--W William P. Austin, Of Lunen.
burg.
Fiith-Asa r. whitlock, Of Floyd.
sixth-Samuel Collier. OF Amherst.
Seventh-E. W. Early, Of AIbemarle.
Eighth-A. w. Harris, Of Alexandria
county.
Ninth-H. II. Flanagan.
The selection Of the Second district cleo
tor was by resolution RENTED TO con.
gressioual convention OF that district, sui
iect to the conditions imposed by the Cor
vention.
DISTRICT DELEGATES ELECTED.
The following are the district delegates
to the Chicago Convention:
First District-L. A. Stewart and John
w. Wolff.
Seeond-Robert Norton and George T..
Bowden.
Third-Otis ii. Russell, Josiah Crump.
Fourth-W. l.. Fernald, James T. Brady.
Fifih-H. Clay Harris, W. II. Peasants.
SIXTH. r. Wilson, w. r. Watkins.
Seyenth-F. T. Ware, John Donayan.
Eighth-William Brown, l.. J.. Lewis.
Niuth-W. D. Austin, C.. G. TompkiDs.
The following are the
NOMINEES FOR DELEGATES AT LARGE TO
CHICAGO:
j. w. Poindexter, ID. Shelley Lewis, j.
II. Rives, S. NJ. Yost, p. j. Carter, J. f.
Dezendori, b. w. Hoxey, and Joseph Jor-
gensen.
The election by ballot Is proceeding
slowly-Carter 35 and Poindexter 25, and
leading the ticket at 2:30 A. NJ, when this
rp mort closce
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BUCKINGHAM.
DEATH OF JrDeE HILL CoNTRADICTED-wi
OF IEE DOGS UPON SHEEP.


OF IgE DOGS UPON SHEEP.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
GOLD Hell, BUCKINGHAM CouNTr.l
April Fl. 1880.
report hes been in circulation that
S1dge Hill was dead, but we are glad TO
bear II contradieted. He is very old nam,
aad cannot be expected TO live much longer.
bit be has been such valuable man and
hahiOl public strvaht that we are 10th TO
gEe him up.
The dogs have been making war upon
zoe sbeepiD some places, and the owners
1sse been defending their flOeks against the
Worthless cure successfully. Mr. j. +.
hst' on Slate river, found several dogs
making an attack upon his sheep, one OF
salta they had killed. He shot one OF the
uOy. aud the rest cot out Of bic reach. He
put sTyehnine on the deed sheep, and soon
hso ieur other dogs ont OF the wsy. One
VI toe dogs was said 80 be innocent but IL
~ ne @as 10 bad company, and lad 10 fare
WIN TIE rest. III all the farmers would
suOpI ibis plan Ii would help 10 rid the
Sounly 81 great pes and make &seep-rais-
'0g more safe aud profitable. Ii.
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DICKEE6ON

'ak NEW corSTY-DisfRicrs IN SANE LAID
orf-piwicuLrY ABOUT TUE COUSTr,sEAT.
io'rfe'p'n<enee Of the Ricsnond Dispatss,.J
rh. APRIL 10, 1850.
To-. " commissioners TO lay of the msgis-
s,.a. uls.ric's FOR TIC new county OF Dick
~ Nh met on TIE day appoisied, aud coel-
S .s .nelf work. There IL = great deal of
eaas,s slsetIoD with regard 10 locating the
s,,1est. Four-6ftbs OF the people
'. Si shall be located.
~ s@ s. vas been more sickness throughout
yean a'fy Than We have had for several
ven . seymour and Hendricks. and
"sk anybody to be our uncle.
Dixie.
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The south Carolina Railroad.

CHARLESTON, s. G., April 23.-J. II.
Fischer, receiver Of the South Carolina
railroad. has filed in the United States
Court his report OF the operations OF the
road from October, 1878, to December 81,
1870. For this period the earnings were
81 ,423, $40; expenses, sS74,lH; net earn
inos. S54g.l52.
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he s4I1sun!ains 10 the nelgbborhood Of
spriee. soriage Alum and Jordan Alum
week. saS ue on fire several days OF last
trtion ihst : s,' vas only by extraordinary ex.
'ssed from , -. two summer resorts were
u srs e,. Li.s'sy and wyIIe, Of Giles coun-
,stsstsnees mug ihe judgesbip under cir
sslIle am q somewhat siwlisr TO Judges
S"' hucisr, VI Stafford.
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den IA 1870 They are also positive that his
health Is as good as that OF any statesman
Of bis age in all the land, and that u noni-
mated at Cincinnati be will accept and be
elected. They believe be Is perfectly sim
cere when he SAYS be does not want the
nomination. They know that the Republi-
cans all dread his nomination more than
they do that Of any one named. They are
fighting no candidate, ard feel secure In
knowing that their favorIte has only to say
the word TO get the nomination, and that II
he does not say the word ne VIII De noml'
mated anyhow.
BnTEY NEWS ITEMS.
Judge Mackey, OF South Carolina, denies
the report that he Is for Grant. He says be
would support Grant as against rilden, but
would O for any other Democrat named In
connection with the presidency.
Captain George ii. Burton, who was on
General stoueman's staff when the General
commanded at Richmond after the war, is
here. He is Democrat, and inquiries with
much interest after his friends in Rich
moud. Captain Burton graduated at West
Point after the war.
The Post-Ofice Department Is readiust-
ing the salaries OF postmasters on the basis
OF the years business.
hear that the Springer-Donnelly matter
will be dropped.
Medical-Director A. S. Gihon is appoint
ed on the Board of Inspection.
Acknowledgement Devens, Senator An
thony, and Secretary Sherman, are in New
York.
Senator Hill, Of Georgia, denies with en-
phasis that he has any idea Of compromising
the Raymond suit, as published.
The National Academy Of Science closed
its sessions here to-day. A number Of
scientific papers were read.
The Indians had reception at the Ire
mont House last night.
The weather is beautiful to-day, and
there were a great many persons on the
streets and at the Capitol.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph TO the Dis
patch.l
THE KING Of SLAMS VISIT.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-At a meeting Of
the Cabinet to-day Secretary Eyarts read a
letter from the United States consul at
BANGKOK stating that the King Of Siam
would leave some time this month for tour
through Europe and the United States, and
recommending that our Government ar
range to give him suitable reception.
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RAITINllRF.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April q, 1851
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT White "a bushels. Red. S76 bu. hers.
CORN White, 756 bushels. Mined, 900 hs r.
els.
OATs.-1,220 bushels.
RYE.-6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, "a bushels prime nj II 90
bu heels prime at Sl.33: y bu hels common NJ
sIIO; 6 bushels ~ tl.25-ot,l 02 bushels. Rec,
IL bushels prime Lancaster AZ fl35; Al busirss
good Lancaster at Sl.36: Az bushels Lancheter
M II 2e: "a bushels very good mixed ut 81 10 I;
i22 bushels prime mixed at 8l.31; ~ bushels
mixed at s1.2s; 10 bu'hels Fultz ~ sl.2s-i"ta''
276 bushels.
RYE.-l2 bushels good a; SIC.
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CUTICgRA REMEDIES.
FOR ALL HUMORs OF THE BLOOD.

CuTIcURA EEsoLyEEr Durfes the Dseou
through the bowels. liver, kidneys, and skin. CcIt-
cURA Medici nal Jelly, removes dead hesh ano skls-
renders healthy ulcers asd of sores, alass ,nnain
plaii0D. itching. aud rrtaflon0 the AKIN anu seap
Wilderness and Lesntnes ile skin. CUrtcuBA
SHAVING SOAP IL The only medicinal soap expressly
prepared for shaving.
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ny TelegFopns
NEW YORK.

new YoaK ApT 2sS ,1ssss easy; c sales $780, sst
Sour unchang. d. Wheat fsyerish, irreen,r, aod
Unsettled: closing stronger; pngraded red. sl.20&
Si.sIx. Corn scarce and H@tc better; nnsr.Sedr
for No 3. Hops unchang,d and duh. Coffee dulf
and unchanged. Sugar quiet; fair to gooi re inning
7h@7s prime se r ,nses qu Ree o sasss ,n
un, hanged. Rosin unchanged; Iurpen'ine aeou.
steady at 31hc. bid; 32kc. asked Wool quiet aud
sSio r75 %idd e. frm snd:quier. Lard higher aud
ia,riv sctive at 81 37k. Whisky nominal Is
tIIOq$l.1l. Freghts lower,
BALTIMORE.
BALrIMoRE. April 23.-Flour frmer Howard
s srss5 saa m "my. s5s5ss Gy H:
fine Ss.50@t4 extra, - 25@sS 1amliy' ~ 20
lt6.75; Rio brands, se.5Om 80 20 Pataps, o fan-
iIy, $40. souihern wheat higher; western opeue'f
higher, declined. ana lhen recovered clos ed s.s dy
southern red 81 25@$l.27; amber, 81. 30@Si.S3;
Nav. al .26a@ ,I.26H; June, sl2i%; July, sl.iA
6sl.l44; August, s109@Sl.lO. southern corr
While higher; yellow steady western hisher; clio cd
Gat- uuiet: southern. 4l@43c. Provisions hrm-
PORK 81 i.26@s1i.b0 Bulk. meats,-i,oose shout
ders, 4ac rib sides &c; paeesa, AZ a, d 10; "a
i TIC. lard Sc. tS6ee HIGHER and MINER; i:Es
cargoes, l3aGl5sc. Sugar 6rmtr; "A sen. ~
Whskey nrm at sl.l0@sl.lOS freieh!s qsc'
"'' ''''''' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Plopr stronger family .
t5etS;s6 fancy s9'oo| isE No. n red .;s,es
s g. ssp So, s" AMBER IS Icrs higher !.
Ale. Pork firm at go. Lard stronger at c6;sSss
&C. clear ribs &C.: sides, sc Bacon In fair DC
mana and firm; shoulder, 4tc; rts, &C.; doe
7Nc wbIskey active and arIs At tlo4: ssss S.
sxc. Hogs siesdy; common, ss.25@s4; li,sla.
ss3.i5@sf4o; packing, s4.Io@4.lo; oatstS RS,
A'4o@sf'oo' LOUISVILLE.
LouIsyILLE, April 2s.mFI:gar .Slict; 80 49,
nominal: none OF The mar.et: prices nfmtr =
s7gs' Pork quiet at $il. Lard Hrmer 81 4o 10.
Bulk meats steady; should'rf, sc RIB; oss.
"a s7S aides. $3.50 sugsr-eured hams, 9.et ohr-
Whisky steady.
ST. Louis. april 2S.-Flour dali; c'o'se. 81
wheat oprned IN her and decDe1; closed very nr-
settled; Ne. 2 red fall. sI.I3@sl.14s: No. ie<s
fail o.. ON. Corn lower al 33c. oats higher ~
3c9Gslc. wbissey steady al log Poss siongsr
s,u,cr: shon,ders, s3.sOas3 90; ribs, 81; siies,
~ Boz ss.25. Bacon higher: shoulder, tf.io
ribs, s6.sO@:6.s5; 'ideS' s7ds7ic.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 23.-Fiour steady and ~ islr do
o.nJ. western sprIDg. s56pf5.50, Wheat unset
lied Generally higher and fuctusing rapid, No
Chicago spriag: EXTRAORDINARY No, o; sSn.esse
spring q bid Corn strong r and ngsr closing y "a
Pork sirJng and higher at ~ 7ah@sesU Lars
,xcired and higher at s6.S0@s9 92'g BIlk.meats
sciye hrn, ans bi.lr ynonsrs .,..sy ' nas
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 23.-co,ton-Net rseeipts.
10 bale. Fioss' s6e pale, rn'ufe iI SaStIi ~
Nav Nav .iIIs HUS, pi June sii 7e@sii5I
Juiy StI sIAsil.s2; August. sil.s9akii 20 70;
All II: November, $40 ss@sslo.s9; DECEMBER
Al $3.50 1888.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, April 23.-G. f. Dill
died at the United States Hotel this morn
ing OF congestion of the brain. He was on
bis way to Lewisburg from the South,
where be had been living for about twenty
years. He was formerly on the staff OF the
New Orleans Picayune.
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The CuTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared Dy
WEEKS a POTTER. Chemists and Dfngeisls' Soo
Wxshiogion street, Boston: III Front street, Io-
roni0, 0nf. and Snow Hi. London, ana are Io1
saIe BY all druggists Price Of CUIItUkA, sinaIi
boxes 90 O. nts; large boxes. containing TWO anu
enc half times The quantity OF The sInaii, ~ ne
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle; CUTiCUhA MEDis.tnhL
TOILET soar. rs cuts per cake Gu TicURA mEDt-
cIHAL SHAVING soar. IS ceots per cake, ana in
Tvs - 80 - - .~' ap2iW&S
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THE srAuNToN COsygNrroN.


EX-SENATOR LEWIS RISES TO ExPLATN-A
ROW; PsrER CARTER CALLS on the MAYOR
TO SEND HIM P0LlCE-HASD SHAKING OVER
THE cHAsx- VIEWS OF cOSKLISG AND DOS
cAMERoS-A THREATENED BOLT ARRESTED
THE sTRAIGHT-oUTs VICTORIOUS ON THs
TEST E-gESERAL wfcKHAM AND J. N.
DAWSON CHOSEN ELECTORS AT LARGE, &C.
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BY rapn.

NEW YORK.. April % Noon.-Stocks strong
Money on call, sac per cent. Exchange -iong .
4s4s; short, 466'i. State bonds dull. Covers;
ments quiet.
Euening.-Money, Goa per cent. 'Exchsgee.
4S4. Governments strong aud higher; new De-.
1885 Al per cents, 1885 per cents, lO7 states
dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 23.-Vire,uis 6's. old, IL ;
deferred. 81 asked: consos. 534: second strr~-
22i5: past-dne coupons, S6s, new lO-4O's, $50 !;
l0-4O's, coupons, S9x. Bid to-day.
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Habeas Corpus for Kesrney.

san FRANCISCO, April 23.-The Supreme
Court to-day granted Denis Kearney a writ
of habeas corpus returnabIe before The su'
preme Court at San Francisco.
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NrOTICE.-BOOKs OF sUBsCklp.
~ TIoN TO THE CAPITAL STOCK ~ TIE
Rc,iaoNb mp w WEsT fn1Stro as vii
a ~ n, lie Planters National Bank, klch-
mo1$b ''rVA JOHN y. DAVIS,
lsSV r. NJ. Logan
JOHN y. BRANCH.
,v.ar REUBEN FOSTER,
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SIXTEEN MONTHS LATER.

In answer to msHy inquiries desire TO say that
Is now sixteen months since wrote the above state
Dent. that my cure has proved permanent ana my
general health perfect. j haze Botnin< 10 reiraci
but much 10 add In grateful pra 81 of The CuficURA
RIM gESHs WILLIAM TAYLOR.
BOSTON, January T. 1880.
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FIRE RECORD.
straw.works Destroyed.

AMHERST, MASS, April pa fire early
this morning in the straw-shop OF the Hills
Manufacturing Company destroyed the
building and straw.works Of II. d. Fearing
& Co. Loss, 100000. Three hundred
hands are thrown out OF employment. The
coal.yards OF +. ID. Hunt and w. Morgan
were also destroyed. The gas-works were
saved with difficulty. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
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Flour.

Fine, si@4.5O: supernne, Vi 45@.5.b0; ezra
s625Ms85O common family, t6.509t6.IS
fancy Drans,. k7Gf7.75.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL -, 1880.

PORT Uf RICHMOND, AfkiL -, ico"'
ARRIVED.
schooner Lucy Jones, Marihus IN, MERCHANTS. 20
master. =. Il.
(ity Point, railroad iron, Trcdegar WORKS.
SAILED.
steamship wyanoke, Couch, New York. msr-
chandise and passengers; u; aie" 70, as. ss.
mail merchandise, and passengers Il. II. 1s,Hn
agent. 49,, o,sr
sct ooner Cora y. yangilder, Fanst'der, Sces-
r.iis, Chesapeake and OHIO rsi'foaa' 'ss's' W
schooner Mary y. Corson, William, wooas bosss
ruano, Pacific Guano Company, 'ts'sito has"s'-
MEMORANDUM
p,,, .nxtpul,. AprlI 22.-Arrived: sehooaers
r,,,ng SEND. Meesins, aud sophia oodfrev' ho"S,
RON nr.sssToWS. IRELAND. Arril 2o.-AriIsse
Nxsrwrrian barn Euxim,s, Tslsk'tp, nea' a's~'
mond. ...,s nom,
From Bai'imors, April 22d, schooner NOT
bsrlaad, Richardson.
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The Massachusetts, Journalists En-

NEW YORK, April 23.-The Massachu-
sets Press Association arrived here THIS
morning on the steamer Bristol u.d FAN
river, en- route to Washington and Rich
mOnd, Va.
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sash.FactOry Burned.

South SHAFrsBURT, VT, April 23.-The
Eagle-Square Complny's establishment was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, Sl25,0OO.
The company manufactured sash, doors,
blinds, furniture, DC.
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Forest Fires.

PoRT JEFFERSON, April 23.-Terrible for.
est fires swept nearly the whole north por-
ton OF the town OF Brookhaven on We'd
nesday, burning thousands OF acres.
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Labor Troubles.
Tue LONG STRIKE END

CoHogs, April 23.--The strike at Harmo'
ny Mills is ended. Both sides made con-
cessions.
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The Georgia Republicans.

ATLANTA, GA, April 23.-The Republic
can State Convention has been discussing
the appointment OF delegates to Chicago all
the morning. II is evident that Blaine will
get the majority OF the delegation. sher.
man will get six or eight votes, and Grant
may have two. The Convention Is still
noisy and excited. "a
Resolutions were passed condemning the
outrage of Cadet W bittaker, and calling on
the Administration to fully protect colored
cadets.
The selection OF delegates to Chicago was
the occasion of much wrangling and fierce
debate. The Grant men rallied and secured
more strength in the delegation than they
hoped for yesterday-fOurteen colored dele
gates were chosen. w. A. Pledger (colored)
was placed at the head Of the State Central
Committee, and that committee was en-
powered TO nominate electors az large. The
Grant men Claim twelve OF the Chicago
delegation, but the general estimate is eight
for Blaine, eight for Sherman, and six for
Grant. The delegates go uninstructed.
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