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ASL00D UuWDLING svOEY.
The Most AtTOcIOuSIy BNTbaTOus Deed
Ever ReeOTded-Hessy HClrmRnn, the
NthIIIsI COnspITRtOF, Tortured 10

The Most AtFOcIOuSIy BNFbRTOuS Deed
Ever ReeOFded-Hessy HGIrmRnn, the
NihlIIsI COnspiratOr, Tortured TO
Death.
New YoRx, May 23,-The Ersning 7s'e'
gram prlnts the following sensational
story under q Paris date to-day; On the
strength .oE q letter from st, Petersburg
this morning the lnlransigeanle sn'
nounCea that at I o'clock on tha morning
OF the lG.h inst, just four days sf.er the
birth Of hcr child, HOasY HeltmSnn, whom
everybody supposed to be alive and await.
ing the pleasure Of Alexander, was hanged
In prison. 1t is said she had been tor.
tured daily In the most feudish manner
10 wiring confessions from her. Night
alter night shs was awakened and warned
her hour WAS near. For several days
In succession che was literally strung up
and cut down only Just in time 10 prevent
expiring, On tho morning Of the lG:h tho
hanging process IL said TO have lasted a
little loug, and when Hessy wSs cut down
Il yaa found that shv was dead. The IN
irqnyiScaals tayB the indignation and ex.
Cilemont in st. Petersburg are intense.
The troops have bsen forbidden to leave
their barracks on any prstense, and
revolutionary movements seem TO be en-
,tiCipaledi f.-i '. 1865.
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WASHINGTON, May 23.-The President
Is besIsgsd with callers to-day. Some
Senators are naking final efforts on be.
half OF iftends III teatoh Of offices, and
others are calling 10 pSy their Respects be.
fore leaving the city, Among the callers
have been Messrs. Pendletoh, Blair, Saw.
YER, Hsffison and Morrill,. The crowd ls
Augmented BY those who expect the Pfesi:
defl 10 appoint them during the recess o.
the Senate. II is fumofe9 that ". =.
Chandler is TO be appointed Solicitor Gen.
sTSi bnlore long. MI. Blaine is crowded
SIih ( rush loJ Gansrlsbips. There are
ave hundred tPplIpAhtS iOF poRs posi-
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A FIGnr wITH MOONsMINERS,
Resulting In the Death OF one OF Them
And the Destruction OF Their Mil,


Resulting In the Death OF one OF Them
Aud the Destruction OF Their Mil.
CHARLEsToN, 8. O., May 93.-Uni,ed
States Marshal Blythe received Yesterday,
through Deputy Collector Tillson, the
particulars OF the shooting Odray In Pick.
ems Couutyion last Thursday morning be,
tween Revenue ofticsrs Garry and Looper
and two Illicit diBtillers, named SAlexan.
der, father and son. Joab Alexander, the
son, ran out OF his house, both doors Of
which were gnarded by the revenue off.
GERS, and ffed q pistol at Iooper, who re;
turnedNthe FIRE With q bhotgun, intllcting, q
very serious and perhaps fatal wound on
Alexander. The otliCerB destroyed one
cighty.Six gallon still and about seventeen
thousand gallons Of mash and beer.
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RUSSIAN APPAlRs.
Temperate Answer 10 Ihe Cars Mani.
festO-OuIrREes on Jews.


LONDON, May 2S.-Ths Russian revolu'
tionists have answered the Czsr's mani
festo by a second utterance, dwelling on
the wretchednesa OF the peasants, deporta'
tons to Siberia, gagging Of free speech
and public journals, and declaring that
false councillors are in possession oi the
Cars ear. The document concludes aa
follows; "Let your Majesty assemble
your people around you and listen to
thetr,wishes in an upprejudiCed spirit, Snd
then neither your Msjesty nor the State
will have any reason to apprehend further
catastrophe"
ST. PETERSBURG, May 23.-Many rich
Jews In Moscow have received threatening
letters and have abandoned their country
villas which we're hired for the summer.
The number arrested in the Kief district
for attacks on Jews since the 18th inst,
is 1927.
VIENNA, May GA telegram from
Odessa Saturday says that the disturbances
continue there. Forty.hve restaurants
hyvs been plundered and wrecked. The
troops are biVouaCed In the streets,
Baron GupzhuTg, prominent banker,
heading deputatiOn ot influential Jews,
will have an audience with the Czar at Cat.
shinR to day,
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AFaIGMTTUL EXPLOSION,
Resulting In the Death OF from Fifteen
TO FOFty.AVa COIoFFd Men.

ST., JosEPH, Mo, May 2S-Au explosion
Of fifteen barrels Of DsniOrth's fluid, stored
in cellar on Edmond street, this city, oc'
Cured at 0 o'clock tonight, The floor over
the cellar was used Gs billiard saloon by
colored men and q number Of Colored men
were there at the time, all Of whom lost
their lives. The number cannot be aster.
tanned. but 1t Is varicu,ly estimated at
from fifteen to forty,Hve.
Five bodies have been recovered up TO
this time. oil burned beyond recognition
It Is said one white woman was iu the
place at the time Of the explosion, The
building was totally destroyed and instant.
lytheinmRtes were oil bukled In tie debris,
WhiGhiWaB completely shVeloped BY the
hot flames Of the burning Water
was freely used by the fire de.
partment, but It was Of no avail. Several
thousand excited people are now sur
rounding the scene, and many women
and children are screaming and bewaiing
the lOGs Of friends, g5gp
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
ISrELLlGENCE FsoA ALL LANDS,
Narrowing HIOFy Of IuhumanIty To a
woman from RusSlA-COntiuur'l Dis
order In .IreIRnd-1attsFs in
TunIs = Havana News.
HRIr1sM GRAIN MARKET.
Weekly Review by the "MHrk Lane
RxpFesa."

ExpFess."
LONDON, May 9S.-The Mark Lane ET
pres, In It's review Of the British grain
trade for the past week, says that the
ssasunAbleness OF the rains, higher tenn
psrature and absence Of night irosts have
benefited vegetation, but coplous rain
fall Ia still needed; without 1t the outlook
is uncertain, and uniavorable. English
grain crops do not stand we'll for the hsr'
vest. Trade continues quiet, There is q
better inquiry for red wheats, and values
sre steady. Foreign wheat has shown
signs OF improvement and buyers OF stock
are diminished, and the smaller supplies
have strengthened sellers who thus OBJ
tanned fractional advance for Ameri'
can red winter grades. The weeks supply
is very moderate, more than half being
American. The floating bulk continues
large, and includes l,250000 quarters
American, and 1896, 600 quarters from va
rious other countries, Flour was laboIi.
ous OF sale against foreign competition,
and rates were unremunerAtiVe. Foreign
barley was In smaller supply, and trade
was Nominal at unchanged rRlGs. Oats
were In fair demand, aud light sam
ples cheaper. The tendency was down
\ ard except for the heaviest, Maize con
inuea dropping. The sales OF English
wheat during the week amounted to 49,
I02 qusrLera 81 44s, ID. per quarter, against
70, ,677 quarters at Az Sd. pr qNRrtor for
he corresponding week Of last year.
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RumOr Ihat the United states Has PHr'
ChnSed the Danish ISlautS - RFVOlu'


HumOF IhRt the United states Has PHF'
Chnsed the Danish IslautS - RFVOlu'
lions.
HAVANA, May 2S-AdvicSs from Turks
Island Of The 10Th inst, represent that the
strong body Of Dominicaps and HaYtian
revoIulionists there are well supplied with
Remington rifles and oil kinds OF Rmmu.
milton, 1t Is supposed that they entered
into hostililiss sgainst ssnto Domingo, ,
AdviCes fiom Porto Rico state that Bal.
entiue Mercantile processes to have inlor
nation that the United States and Den.
mark have agreed to the alienation oil the
Danish Islands for the sum Of 80 00O0, 900
france.
AdvIOss from VeneSuela OF the 1lth
inst, report that the rising at Llanos oi
lnsurgents raised the cry Of "Down with
Guzman Blanco." The Government took
immediate measures to suppress the rising
but had not succeeded when the packet
left,
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NuN The late Thomas Scott was badly
4 ootea down by the panic Of 1873, owing
", 70 a' personal endorsements on the paper
N'a' Texas pdriG: raiItOsd, Of which he
~ one OF tue ors.nstors, ho did not let
!" us S'lp on the work Of extending the
"nlac'siOn' and feeders Of the Penn.
g'snl' \, fo'a lie Ovsn stuck 10 the p,
wa N.Y. project, which was then under
sF' but badly Sc. back, and gave PreSi.
TN hnObird constant assurance Of his do.
10 cosneG! whesllns with the Penn.
s!InNll system. Col. Scott was cast In a
,Sa1s.ll S'i',c mould, aud had a good deal oil
I'' ial'n which removes mountains. Til
G'Iticl'cd u him aallly from all hil
Hn'aIlie' !. and saved his large nveslmenlt
"a u tas TeSiS Pacific, but /! could not pro
M As' him from the nervous tension aat
Vsei1'fk va, that produced psralysls and CoS
h1 his liia
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GRBENylLLE, Z. O., May 23.-Edward
Wallacs, living ut yelling Mills, had a
quarrel with his brother, Tim, about
hoe. No ons saw the alray, but Tim was
found stabbed to death and his brother
near by with q bloody knife in his hand.
The iralticide claimed that he committed
the decd in Belfdelense, and that his
brother attempted to brain him with the
hoe. He surrendered himself,
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Fighting Government OaIeIAIa.

SAN BRRNARDINo, GALA, May 23-United
States Deputy Collector Z. s. Bsan seized
the lvsmpst Company's mill aud other
property, on the 7th inst. He was resisted
ed by John mcfarland, T. B, Cook and
others, A desperate struggle ansued,
In which guns, revolvers and knives were
used. MRcIarland was killed by Deputy
Hissom. Beams party were fred at by
concealed parties on leaving the mill, but
without effect,
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A Couple. OF sChooI children Arrested nj
Pittsburgh.

CwCtSxITt, May 23.--Polics Inspector
Reilly yesterday, 10 obedience to tele'
graphed instructions from pittsburgh and
Ooullurssille, had two children atrsste q
In this city. They we're George Rose and
Fanny Shsrer, aged respectively IA and l3
years. The boy says, Il and Fanny only
ran away from home 10 better ourselves.
Fanny was mistreated by her parents and
wanted 10 leaye home, and agreed to run
away with her. We have done nothing
wrong since we lef; home"
Inquiry developed the story that on last
Monday night The youthful couple leIs
Coullefsviile, about tEenty.tgo miles from
pittsburgll, and, taking lTaia, were sootl.
10 the Smoky City. Here they embarked
on the steamer Katie St0Ckdale and ~.
rived in this city Wednesday night on the
steamboat. They both occupied the state.
room, and told The clerk they we're broth
et aud sister. They obtained lodgings in
this city, aud Fanny ht ehGe sought EN-
ploy ynent She succeeded In lndtng a
place al Crais's on Race street, where She
has been working diligently ever Eince.
Georsie had not yst gtICGeeded 10 securing
work, Captain Reilly ordered the gltl
taken to the Home Of the Frieudless and
tho h1y lolked mp at the Central Station
to await the arrival Of their friends or tel.
egrama lnStruGling him Shst disposition
to make Of the young runawsyS.
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A POsTMAsTERs TRICK
To DeTraud the Government By Means
Of Counterfeit Postal orders.

PITTssuRau, Pa, May 23.-The Fcheme
adopted by Linton ], Croft to beat the
Postoftiee Department, BY means Of forged
money orders, Ia entirely new, this being
the first time 1t was ever attempted, as far
as known. Special Agent Tidball and
Postmaster soules, who are in the city to-
day in connection with the case, say he
was in fair way TO make 3 clean sweep
OF at least $4,000, without the least dan
ger OF detection. Croft was postmaster
at Linton, q small office on,the Pittsburgh
4 Cleveland Railroad, about four miles be.
low Wellsville, o. His father was owner ot
the Croft Goal Mines at the mouth Of
Yellow Creek, and left valuable estate.
When = postottice was established
there this young man was placed
in II, He also run q small job print
ing office in which he printed certain sup.
plies Tor other postmRsters, made rubber
stamps and did other work Of tha! kind.
He says that in April last he prepared 3
lot Of forged orders, but his nerve failed
him at the last moment and he destroy.
ed all OF them except isW, These
he afterwards showed ont successfully,
which emboldehed him TO Try 1t on
larger scale, This time he started out with
about $4,000 worth OF orders on the East
Liverpool office. Alter running them out
he would have taken another office. At
the time ol his arrest he had col
lected $1,000 In cash and had . dat, for
$500. This money he had sento East In
registered letters which he would have
collected when he got there.
Both his mother and sister are able to |
furnish bail for him, and no doubt they |
will he here Rs soon as they hear ol IL
One Ct them 10 expected to oday."
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DIRE DISASTERS
ANN CRUEL SRruEs EEs1ERDA1.
Several Suicides "for CAuae'- -RataI RiEhIu
Between Government OMcIaIs and
Law RrcakeEE-TerFIbIe Winds
on the Coast, &C., Sc.
AN EAST WIND.
Loss OF Life and Shipplug by II IN the
Lower 81. Lawrence,

NV YoRE, May ga Quebec special
says fierce east wind the past few days
brought into port over forty vessels and
caused terrible disRsters in the Lower ST.
Lawrence, resulting in large lors Of
lie, The drowning OF thirteen men is 70.
ported since Saturday night. Near the
pilot station at Bic, Saturday, q high
wave rolled over pilot schooner, over
turning the vessel and drowning Ave men.
Tie fame time battesu was swAmped
and four men perished. The Captain Of q
vessel opposite EtChem, on the left shore,
Saturday night was in a small boat, with
q, portion Of his crew, to 90 aboard his
ship. The hoat was found overturned
soon Rtterward, all on board having per.
ished. It.was reported lsst night that
portion OF the crew OF the King Oscar,
lying of Cape Rouge, was drowned by the
upsetting Of boat, II ia feared the worst
Is not yet known. Many other reports OF
similar accidents and shipping disasters
are looked for to day. The wind has been
the highest known here for hearB past,
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A Pals of Young TrAIn WreeLera.

WATERTowN, Wis, May 9S,-A bold At-
tempt was made yesterday by two young
boys to wreck a passenger train on the
Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Railway, between
Minnesota Junction and Horizon. They
placed a rail across the track and piled
ties and stones on top Of II. The train
struck the obstruction, but not with suth.
cient force to do much damage. The con.
ducIof and train men chased the youthful
wrecEers and overhaulsd them. They
proved 10 be two brothers, thirteen and
fifteen YenrA Of apa.
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nULGARI1N rHospEUIs.
PEInos Alexander to HNt"ln thF IhrO"E
for Il,U pVNsrDt,

LONDON, May 20 "A Corstantiuopls
dorrespcndsnt of the Times says hu has
tccsived from 4 Trustworthy aource the
confirmation Of The report that PiinCa
Alexander, Of Bn|gs'ir, ipienda corvck'
Ing Tie Crest National Assembly probs.
bIy for Jntg Is Ii. The Prince, a,ys the
correspondent. thinks Lhq. the numher Of
The deputies Ia the oTilpary AaBrmbly
should be diminished by one half, and all
ii the officials Bh1nll be excluded from
the Assembly. lie cleo desires that Ger.
tain Of the Senate members, Rhsll be
partly nominated By himself, and all oi
the laws should rasB through the Senate
before beiug Ruhmsted to tho Chamber
oi Deputies. The Prince has received ad.
dresses from all patts Of tho Principally
promising support
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belittling himself by taking this step, and
that be had better keep out Of the contest.
He can afford to be defeated, it adds; but
lie should not place himself in the way Of
being humiliated, That will only please
bis enemies.
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GarIbaldl Writes u Decided I.eIIeF-NH
IIVeH Submissive,

RoME, May 9S.-Gsneral Garibaldi bas
written another letter on the Tunis ques'
ton iu which he says the French treaty
with the Bey elrtCes his good opinion oi
the French Republic, which ho has served,
lie reminds France Of tho sacrifice that
Italy made in yieldiag Nice. He says
the conduc. Of France may compel the
Italians 10 remind her that Nice and Cor
HiCR are as much French as the writer is
Tartar. Italy, he says, should demand
complete independence OF Tunia.
PARIS. May % Since tho occupation ol
Beja ly the French most Of the natives,
including even some Of the Kroumir
tribes, hayo submitted, aud more are ex.
peCted 10 follow.
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CRY OF Mexico, May 2S.-CongrCssmRn
Charles 0hs hos been elected Governor Of
tho State Of Sonora
The HOnVe OF Representatives approved
the amendment to tho constitution, pro.
yldipG that members Of Congress shall be
MexiCans.i
The import duties at vora Cruz for the
last two weeks amounted 10 $343 900.
Work ON the CnlisCan railroad was com.
msnced lsst Thursday.
A fire In the village OF OlcautrAl, TOBIAS.
co, has destroyed forty houses.
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CHICAGO iS doing big grain business
ioSthAt its water routeto the sea la open,
Bat It d,OsH't seem 10 have stopped the
d1Vu'iveF movement. The shipments o!
s'Itn from 81, Louis to New Orleans last
week were probably larger than during
any other week in tbs history Of the city.
Dafinsthe seven days ending at or. NJ,
Saturday, no lees than five tow.boats with
nole"than tstnty.Gve grain bargea and
anamb'r cIcO scoSalett that city for New
V''in+ These bArges took considerably
more than million bushels Of grain, be-
ade' a large quantity Of miscellaneous
package freight.
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PnttADELpnA, May %. Arrangements
iot the funeral Of tue late Thomas A,
Scott have been completed. The aetvicoA
will be held At hia house in Woodbnrn,
where the pail bsarers and family will as
semble, and The intsrment will take place
at 6 O'CLOCK atthe Wo6llawn Cemetery.
The following gentlemen will act 40 pail
bearers Geo. B. RobefLa, A. w OAssatt
Hon. John Scott, Frank Thomson, John
t. Greene, K. D. Barclay, Geo. D. Krut-
boor and Col. VIM. b. ForneY, ot Lancas
Ter. The funeral will take place Tuesday
afternoot1.
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n, persons interested in The result Of
u. ,rr ,omipv election in this city for Judge
" 'I' ,'s las Municipal Court will bear in mind
W., " NJ ,bs election takes place on Thunday
" 'II nj, week. This is an important elec'
u term OF the office being for four
,,r ,,,u..,nl every voter should go to the
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QUEBEC, May 23,-A dispatch from the
River Du Laup Gays: A pilot schooner,
containing the pilot, three apprentice
pilots and the cook, was swamped Ia the
river by tho high wind, Saturday, and all
were drowned.
NEw YORK, May 2S.-A boat containing
four boys CapsiRsd In North River, this
morning, and two Of them, Porter Keene
and Baker, were drowned.
DpBuQUE, IA,, May 2S,-Three small
boys named Meyers, Sullivan and Young,
were drowned yesterday while bathing In
the river.
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VIZ arc indebted to Mr.. Stephen Nc
Cullopgb, carpenter, oil this city, for "
,,py Of the Chlclgo Tribune, OF Sunday,
cst,uiny st the whole Of the revised New
1.,,,neat. ltisa mammoth paper, and
s.ubou is proud Of being one Of the first
/, our mds.to possess himself oil q copy.
H.l.s dilisont reader Of both the old and
new rsvi,iouo, AMI well posted in the sa'
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uplo the close Of business yesterday
sgloOOO) OIL the s?5O,OOO,OOO Of 8 per
cent, had been extended at 8! per cent.
There remains but $ll,OOO,OOO. This is a
aa,rcal tea, tina! has never been surpasg.
Cd inlhe history Of rounding. The Gov.
eminent will pay on. for the redemption
OIL bond, between this and September
l,oa :lO5.OW,OOO. We should think that
ibis prospective plethora ought to make
.veu The GreenbaCkers cry, hold, enough
We have now volume Of money, coin
G,l PAPER, oil 81, ,2O7 100000.
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WRshe WORK Of eularging and re.
n,ds.uglhO road bod and tunnela ol the
IlsupGeld railroad gets fairly under way
but one uuia per day each way will be
ron between this city and Washington,
"a 1t Is not determined on yet from
which end tue morning train will be run.
Whichever way The trains may run q good
umy people will bo disappointed. The
people along tho line will want to got
thsitn,ils early in tho day, and, per con.
ia, mmy Others will want a chance to
c'ns3 tho city iu tho fotSnOon and re-
turn 10 the afternoon.
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Sanlila.n i,. i,ss.hrlarlnn..

srApNToS, VAs May E8l-At The session
Of the General Assembly this morning,
messages OF ifaLernal greeting were read
from the General Conference Of the United
Brethren IN Christ, in sesslonOt Lisbon,
Iowa. II was appropriately referred. The
question oifetrehChment and reform was
replied toby Rev y Kyler Marlin header
Of the reiofmers. Pending lie further con.
siderAlion Adjourned, .IlIVt n-
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MArURlNg HONDS.


All but Si1,O0O,OOO OF the Amount ne.
sired for ContinuAnee Taken-Other
Bpnds.
WAsnlNqroS, May 2s.-At The close Of
business to-day the aggregate amount Of
8 per cent registered bonds received for
continuance at 81 per cent and notes
covering bonds which have been forward.
cd for the purpose represented s230,OOO,.
900. This leaves but about Si0,O0O,OO0
more which may To presented for CON.
Linuanre before the limit Of $3.50 0O0, 900
Is e1bRusted. The amount Of 8 per cent
bonds received ioT gonlnEAnce At 81 per
cent Il . 10 and including 10 day aggregated
$4,000 900. Three million dollars OF
Registered s per cents were presented lot
continuance In London to-day. II 10
thought by the Treasury officials that q
large amount Of coupon s per centsare held
Ii Europe. The interest on the 0 per cent
bonds, which have been continued at o
lower rate Of interest Gontinues until July
let, and on the continued 81 until August
i2th. The Department will coinnehce
Issuing The conyefted 5petcents during the
present week.
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AnAWP1L nEAn HAN
IL what rhat EdIIoF iS II ne DOtSn'
S.Is. Tt.a,,. Ana TaAeaaaA

olive Them the Increase.
DEs MotSEs, 1Ay May 2S,-siS young
lady compositions oil the Euentno Leddt,
struck to-day, leaving the paper 10 be pul
out by the foreman and Chore boy and
one Of the men 90 npositors. The balance
Of The men force also quit The girls Wett
getting twenty cents per thousand and
demanded twenty-five and 4 hall. They
Alec claim the right 10 put on substitutest
which The office shall pay full joutneymen
rates. The Xon.pnion pfihleTS ln the gity
refuse 10 take the vacancies. Two union
printers remain OF work.
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RtUHxoSD, May 2S,-The Knight6 TEN.
plar, Of Boston and Providence Arrived to.
night and we're g'andIy received by The
ootnmRndetles and military ol this CITY.
They we're reviewed by GOV. Holiday and
nm l;amsnse crowd oI citizens. The div
vas handsomely decorated In their honor,