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Deniscn.
Special 10 the Herald.

opbcIHI 10 Inu IltILIU.
Denison, Jr'' 1.-THE headquarters for
Texas Of l ,,d ad.s gnal service and
military telegraph lines arc 10 be moved from
this point to San Anto- 10, about July lst.
Second Lieutenant l.. II. Subree supercedes
Lieutenant Tingle as superintendent.
Extensive preparations are beiag made
for the celebration Of Fourth OF July In ihi1
city Many. visiting military and nre ~
on tbs different roads, and Il Is expected Inc
city will be crowded.
Fruits OF all kinds are being shipped north
In large Quantities from this section.
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valte.
Special to the Uer.ld.

Sp'claI 10 the Herald.
Uvalde, June N.-Duslness Is lively here
among rnilroaders. j. Lewis, with Wright
as foreman, has pushed work ridly between
Rio and Nuevs. West Of that point the men
are ou strike.
Hlgwaymen are at work In Nuece canyon
trailing stock. Several parties have Lost
horses and cattle. No clue.
The thermometer regis ors 100 I'm tho shade.
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San Antonio.
Spcclal TO the Herald.

'poo'oa w bue IeThlu.
san Antouio, June H.-Colonel Baker, OF
the central hotel, started to his rancho this
morning win two children. When short
distance from town one Of the children was
playing with an English rifle. 1t went of
accidentally, string Bakers boot, tearing 1t
wound.
Dewitt, the murderer will be tried to-
morr W. A large numDer of witnesses arriy.
ed to-day.
Juan Hernandez, for holss theft, has been
sent to lhe penilentiary.
semens, whose family were
murdered some time ago below
the city went before the grand jury to-day.
when coming Ouste met -Orge Washington
coiored, charged with the killing. II siruck
the negro a severe blow ON the head ana
jumped on him. lie would no DOUBT have
Killed him had not officers inter fered In time
The International will run the first passen.
gertraln Al miles west Of the city next Thurs
day.
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Palestine.

Special TO the Herald.
Palestine, June n, In the di,trlct court the
case Of the state vsC. q. Rogers, city marshal,
charged with the murder Of James Qulsen.
berry, thsevldenos was closed, and the ca,e
will he Argued tomorrow, Ex-Governor X
b. Hubbard 10 assisting the defense. The
be acqultted, aud that no was
perfectly Justlned IL will be
remembered that Jsn,es Quisenber
was brother Of N QulsenbsIry convicted of
the murder OF Dr. Vrayson and wife, and
James Quisenbcrry Ia supposed 10 have been
arrested In Gtsys0n Tor the murder. Rogers
was active III feirettlnR GrAyson's murdersrs,
and by hIa assistance the Ruckers aud Qusen.
berry were arrested and convicted. Quisen-
berry having = ErudEe against Rogers for h,s
protnincnco In bringing his brother and
Fuckers to trial and conviction, engaged In q
fight which colminated In his death at the
hands OF Rogers.
Governor K. u. Hubhsr'i 10 In the city.
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Kentucky CrODa.

Louisville, KY, June lt.-Thc state COM
missioner ofagrioulture, In his monthly bul.
letln Just issued, says that the drought In many
places has lone moro damage 10 wheat than
was anticipated, and there can't possibly he
more than two.thirds OF crop. Corn has suf-
fered from bad seed and drought, aud mus,
10 late In maturing. Hemp and tobacco prom.
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Nihi1lst Trials.

London, June 1.-THE Times Despatch from
st. Petersburg says another Nih,list trial
began at Kier Tuesday. The prisoners include
four women and Saxon subject and French
cllixen. They are accused Of various political
crimes nndof completely with the sssssslns
of fthu 4 var
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WaXallacllie.

Special to the Herald.
Waxahachic, June A.-The halls and char
pei Of the Marvin college have been thronged
for several days attending the commencement
exercises Of the institution. Rev. j, o. Muir.
ply, OF Calvert, will recite an original poem
and Hon. Q. X. Gibson will deliver az adj ress
before the Ciiopion no iety tonight, Hon,
morrow.
Willism Chancellor, Of Ennis, was shot and
killed At u church near Ennis Sunday last,
No arrests asyet. Public sentlm. MT u ems 10
justify the shooting,
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COrsicsun.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicana, June H.-A man named Dillon
died In jail last night The ooroner's Jury re-
turned q verdict Of heart disease.
A boy named Horton had both hands badly
lacerated In iced cutting machine to-tiay
Several fingers wore amputated,
Several citizens have left for the north and
eaBt.
The colored people will celebrate the 10Th
with picnic and a ball vt night.
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AHNtra IN France.

London, June N.-Paris dispatch 10 The
daily News says the decision Of Groups Of tho
party OF the left,'In the chsm1er of.dsputles
against ssolutionorth ch ambers is Q great.
or reuuft 10 NJ 0ambctta thnn even the vo,e: OF
the tenatc rejecting tho scrulin de lIate bill.
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From ths CeIeselsl rm.,,..

San vraLeisoo, Cal.. June il.-rhs Caty a
PskIn brinE advicss from Hong Kong under
date Of Nay leth. The latest intsllissnss nom
Pehin u 70 the efIsct that the youthfnl
emperor has been s9Gsring from small-pox foS \
.wS !wSsnsy I'd. dsys ~ y n critical condltio9
recovery. The empress fthe westis exptcts
70 recover. Oyer one hundred nurses have
been employed to feed her with their milk.
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New York, June N.-Bllls OF complaint /
were f,led 10 Che United slstsa circuit coura
elerk's oflee'his morning, IN the suiss by ohs
wssteru Union telegraph company aGainif M
Mutual Union telegraph oompany ana othSsS
for alleged lnfrinsements Of the Pigo patsMf.
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THE nRInERY INVESTIGATE

Albany, N. y, June A.-The assembly bri.
berry investigation was continued this morn
Ing Bradley, who WAS still on the stanu, was
questioned at considerable length by Nj,
Peckham 80 10 tho statement which Il would
seem he bradley had made 10 various pto o.
pie both In Albany and OleaA, 70 the eiIt Q,
that he intended 10 vote thereafter for Depew,
that money In the alleged bribery csse was
given TO him BY an outside lobbyist; that he
could eet 900 for voting for Depew; that
he could get q 600 for voting for Dspew, tnst
caucus, that there was going 70 be : big time
In Albany that he had voted for the iSst lime
for Conkllng and Plat, that there was con.
slernAtl0n In store for the peop Q
Of Albany. When asked II he had made
tha above ssatem ents Bradley replied. In most
cases that he did not think he had, or was
pretty positive he had not, or could not re-
member saying 90. He admitted, hoWoy or,
that he might have told the correspondent OF
the New York Times that money was eiyen
hlm.by outside lobby .snd alsothat hs miaht
have said he could get 5000 for vollng Tor
In his rsdlro. sxamination Bradley admit.
ted having said he. could GET 5000 for his
vote. He said % because y was COM
ciar %Sa rS%Ss Soo9s.. sass ,S%I;s.a yo;s: ws!s
having referred 10 startling dsvsiopmeuiIts iI 4
"a fofthcomipg. bat meant developments In
connection with star routes In Washington,
He denied that he said any one had sugResteu
10 him the making OF false charge SSaInes
Senator Sessions. He knew Of NO couspiracv
Ia gst up such . charge. He has no oknowled -
OF Ahy her caso Of bribery or attempts bribs
cry except his own, unless, perhspS, In the
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Special to the Herald.
Fort worth, Juse ll.-sallis johnson, . girl
Of The :dsmi.monds, attempted suicide u The
calaboose ysstsrday evsnins BY taking
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Motrlutown. Pa, June H. Fsrrum's cotton
mills stopped work ysior,lay indsanitsiy, the
proprietors not being able 70 sbts sufficlsnt
hands 10 run them. The hands q s'ruck over
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London, 0nt.s June N..-Ths eoronss's jury
which has been Investigating the rso, :
Victoria slsamboat dlsas>sr, By which men
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SUNDAY CYCLONES.
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION IN MISSOURI

many Lives Lost, and Great Destruc-
ZION OF Pr"perty-Jhree Twtst-
ers Deal Death and Dessrac-
tion In and Around Flag
springs, King City and
savannah =. Terri.
BILE storms In
lOwa.
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Detained by the CoeFclsn Act.
London, June it.-0niclai returns give ITO
- the number Of persons detained under the
coercion oct up 10 the och oi the prsseut
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STATE SPECIALS
'R1As TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

An aged Baptist Preacher Found Dea,
In 6r"yson County. with the Ap-
pe"rnnee OF Having Becn MUIR
dered-Blind Asylum closed
Tor the Holidays Murder
Trial at Palestine
Court Decisisns-
Etc, Etc.
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rhe New York Legislature,

Albany,N. Y, June l4.-The JOINT conven-
don met TAT noon, President pro TEN Robertson
IN the cha rand proceeded o vote for a senator
caused by the resignation OF Roscoe ,Onk ling /,
Tue vote was MS follows: Wheeler 23, ConI-
ling III, Jacobs 80. Cornell 10, Rogers II !,
Lepham y F0iger2 Brady ], Marvin 2, Tre-
maine Crowlei l. No choice. i,
The conv.n Ion then proc-eded TO vote for q
senator to hll the pl' O. Of Platt, with the fol-
lowing result: Depew So. Herman 5l, Plat 20,
choice.
The convention then adjourned,
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COMMUNICATED.
"ET0lUttGH,"

Iha familiar changes duri,g tho traosiofmas
'oa c! Tbs tsdooEe to The freq. es given US 10
Tc.sdAy cVlaias's Gtz,Ito BIZ "kiieIis," is a
hasulul aoi instructive ri,!uc, o! "tv,Iu:iot;"
oao in Hhieh there is To retroAr yssioa. b1t a
progressive Development.
1t s case HtioA ocois 40 iGsg oston to
st:;ggttca. hli Gao be studied by aDy oao sho
I'LL take tie :-onhle to procure the frogs eggs
aad place them il suitable plso, for develop
m:ut. The diff,'clt s!sgas from Tie adp)la to
Inc fug cau tbou b, c,rcftlIy noted.
luag 1ation Gao travel backward or forward.
b1. it d9is nos c)n7iocc. Oac can imsgne q
tod poa 10 O. hn alSstor. but that d.cs not
mshc i ncy iess tsdpoIe.
Ht!b.It Gpecccr, o1o Of tGo eraet ljgEs OF
modern ic:cuo,. says: AT tie sametims that
cvolntcn is charge from the HON ,neous to
the hcteTt 'Eeous it i; q change from tho IN
definite to The definite. Alour with al advance.
meHt ttcm simplicity to c0mplerity there is an
adTatc, Igam confusion to order. In other
W3r5s there is 10 r5trogrs s;io1 il evolution.
Nh Dlrgiu says: Judging from the past We
may safely Infer the! cot one Nring species will
transmit It's unnltered kcncss to distant Jl-
tW1W. New AID Improved Varie.
lies wl!! in. ViIab;y suppsnt aud exterminatc
the ,lje:.'
IL couaeo;on with III, above, consider the
tcllOEicg tac:s: FOSSILS Of the frog family &C
cur 10 tho tertiary add diluviau formations, &C..
c.sionally of lag, s'z.. Olc ct them, tia si~
san!Ic chcciothertum is placed By Jsger, FNzs
nger ard Oxen snorg balrachians. Fossil
footprints Of frog-!lkc aDlnsls sra found 10 the
mari taken from the basin OF Paris, aud Prot
Hitchcock, alter careful study for years. con.
Guided tbs. the foot marks in the sandstone 10
tbs valley OF tho Connecticut river wcro from
huge troG.l;ko anim,'s" Evolution ia The
easo OF the frog gives us the amusing "doubls
b'cS rc.ion" problem. Ths gigantic cAeuio.
theritm of an mdc4ate and simple form, a
hrmg species aWay back 10 the tertiary epoch
has evolved tho miniature d:faite complex and
Improved rariey kao8n in lis first s:tg.s as
ths wigglIrg taupoe.
The ten or t,celre foo: auin.l of centuries
fS) has 50 odranced by the theory CT evou
tioo as 10 transmit its ulsltered hkcaess" to
the wonder Of the prcsoo. world 10 the "im.
nro:od variety" kooTn as tho Eirgling half
mch sadGo!c. Imagination can now travel for
ward. AID after "suc,c: sive generators" So the
chengts cootiouo, en-, Gao farcy the whole ares
OF Europe hunted over to fad fog logs su6isi.
eat fef one Frerchman's dinner. CRoAKER,
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON. April 15.-The Chief Sara
Officer furnishes The tclIowieg special buIeIu
10 the press: The s:o!m whish yesterday mora
ing was C :ntral eff The South Carolina coas. Ia;
moved iu northetsterly direction and is NV
osltral south Of Nova S,o!is. It has been a.
conpsDied By severe gales aorg tho Atlantic
coas:. The depression which yesterday m9,a d.
Jog was cantral 10 Msni,obs hes moved il :
soushesstery direction causing !igh! rains il tee
upper l4ke region. acd la DOW c,ntfal near Chi
cagO. 1t has not been accompanied by hish
Winds. The ten era;uFo has risen decidedly Ia
Texas. cls,Rhero i, has remained nearly SIC.
tiousry; heavy snow is reported from Nav E9s
land. The Indications arc !hit tho saaw B2v
prevailing 10 New E,elaad, will te follow i
durioc tho d.y BY clearing weather. eud that
warmer fair weather will prevail 10 the Middle,
South Atlantic and Gulf States during to dsg
and Saturday.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLT BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EyENING, APRIL 10. 1888.

Du:iOg tee debate Gc? IL p.cgrls. il lbs
Senate Oh The suti g. Ct he ingiicl2tn Gears
by wbica The republicans go! coa::,l Ct he
committees Of thit ho3y, .Ir. Dave, ahn il
managing ths C3pub,;c1a a;ia & tie 81. his
been opabig joitct:a "a 6 teas! she's 1 io,s
ate and ilta9tiooal !aiachoo3s, VII CT have bc3G
typos4d ard he3 up 10 The tos.;m9.u .G:lx?.
c:a:ioa Ct every tIgh; t!inE!cg nla1 ia Ii: o.
tire ooultIy, 30 n..:;cr to ska: p0i,!2.! 0Iciu.
Z,liou lie may belong y, sss:1,cd lh2t gray
haired man had toi5 tiu. { tow d,ys , fra IL. t
10 Was fi,eiDg from pc1secl.yon for o!iUoa 5
sake 10 Mississippi. ha7i1S hal his i4c,gFg
burned, his !a5o1sI5 az a., aId tic ,To-uo. ai
o Hiss time destroyed b. The lankca ha;cEs Ct
that State; hs sl:o stated, acd with a. aasurp-
ton Of eudscy tia. il beams i!a Isck c;
wss .iisttazctiso1 10 Massachusetts, anj 90
"Wednesday lost he SIG that GGsgra Malone
had received lrJpcai:iLul from icmttr liz Seq.
a,ors tu: had ri c::i him. Tho gcFy haired
man Iur1ed cut 10 be myth. wi,haa l3caI
hsblsli?n OF DIME, Sacata GccIner;& rIovad
that euo Eua5rcd anj iti5tc-;!g Thousand II q
in mass2chUsct /: SIC Ii:;gancbs"d. api & &C.
raj Malone hins.!i Gcaira thst aoy troqCsi-
tiops had bcan made . ia by denIe:at.c $50
slo,S. Tie thus established maldaci:y Ct i!r.
Dawes, o:uploi witn the c)ospicu1u- pr: h. !s
.akicg 10 his dcfcrs, cf General Mahc@a aGd il
attempting to fulfil TIC rs 0: the A.r>ail IS
,,h khok Q :, :
trJl OF ths S,aatc. recalled 10 oGG .UiLI :, .!cd
and almost cb!ttra,Id niru:5?g Ut .oaaa iEG-
Vi1us moral c:ooE3loasa .! Waio,. Eli. DIys3a
had a's) been Convicted. a2d re!.!iiaE Il
publican Congress- o. hy CGed: hot:i,z al
fair. We fai tha. for ways tbs. a7l irk AID :gf
tricks that ayo via. III. Dawes, tl0 :uc3.s
sor of Daniel Webster a7d Charles Sum2sr. has
BEN pec1'iar tof mav2 yer; faE ia thatr:p2r
it is stated tha! though Mr.. D!Scs tsHcd tha;
be owned an7 s;IcS 10 the C:c3i: ii obl.i I tie
lime in oharg, a2siuJ: LIN wss mad, std pro-
nounced that charge a iloa!, !: Vas d so)ycrod
that be d!i oTa s 900 Of il CT that y.ty Una,
that be did draw diyi3caa uao1 i; O.. 2ae hun.
dfed and t@on:y par cant. il less THAI year,
and that he only trl OF il because h, ..srsei,
to uso his eva exog:s5ior. ".htt iAGIa VS. 10
be litigation a5ou: il, End IL. t2o. j: mu9. 30:
bo forgotten. then e. the heal Ct III, H3usa
Ways and Means C,;n mite. :'ais is ths II
who dsiIg r;s,s a lis Pee; il tho o'as;e s9d
abuses. vlitiss ard :i!liiSc5 tay p3opj; OF VIZ
gioir Gaa tho ca:!;o SyusA IS igao:sa: AID
c:u,l uliip,G:aa; I3.c,j aud lega4I.:ors. AID
upon whom SaGa:or i:cn Virginia, usy
heaven forever det3ai taa Oil : a;s tgou.
another cue !ike bin "a .ia.y relies tx Goi9aSe
sp0sacy.
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NEWS OF The DiY,

L oina Enond. sgsd lG years. was caught by
the hST IL the maonlner9 OF Montreal factory
yesterday, md Vas fatally i,jared.
Advic:s feen Aspiewal to the National
Boa.i Of Health report tue txis!eGce of
smallpox at tha: port aul CT fclos f.var at
Pdusua,
the oouscii O; Harrisburg. Ps.. have o.lied
upoa thu State Legislature to withdraw all legal
protection from tho English sparrows, con-
denncg thea as baing nuisance. past and
cjary, especially 10 the fa:mer:.
S:ocStou'5 gang of dasporadoes So rulirg
Rio, Arribo county, N. NJ. With terror, robbery
snd murder. Gov. Wa!lac, proposes to de-
clare tho Territory il state of insurreo.ioo
aod call o. the U1;:ed States government fol
essistaIc,.
4 meeting Of the Bard of Directors Of the
| Virginia Valley Il, r. wss hell y.s.erdsg 10 Bal
tmore. Tue obi &c! of tia meeting Sns to decide
whether the PROPOSED extension Of the road
! from SEsu9ton, Va, to L:Eiegtoa should be
| let out 81 CONTRACT, or rot. This q Ias;ion va:
decided 10 the Affirmative, aad tbs con,rsc TgE
cocsunmate5.
An examination WAS msda % Wednesday b.
| Dr.. Pato0, chemist OF tho Chicago Health De
| pal! ulelti VI fUU nV y tSReO 81 feOOOG IN tDt
packing houses at tue stock yard. The txami
ration sss oire!uliy and accurately made, aDd
no u si9ga trace of tlichieN was discovered
| TIC department, however, recommends, as al
sbs2a'e mans Of security against tho parasites
tia. al polk should be cooked
MIS-. j S. lEif, the owner Of Tho largest cat
tie range in the World has sold ouo bali OF he,
heard Ct %. 600 cattle to hor managers and viii
sail fer Europe ol May IS. Her range exond
from Greeley 10 Jul:sbury. Colorado. EN-
Gracing c5untiy ebGus orc HUNDRED mile
vide. She has msdo round million since tht
death OF hor husband, "ihe Catile King" three
yesra ago.
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The republicans a1l Maaca.les q LJui0u

The republicans a9l Maaca.tes q LJu i0uG
county, 10 joint meeting, have resolved.
That the debt qGss.i0a OF Eirsiaia il tie
cause Of the peGp:c a5d ne: II polliciss:; snd
that the people 1i Virgins are wiling 10 settle
with their creditors upon those fair AID tquita'
bic principles established IS nacn il their c5pl
mercis rela.iocs."
Well. if these men arg engaged il cJDmalcjs
relations, and are wiling to Giioa tLtie solvent
creditors to settle DEC ;na:s With l!,cm y giving
them 40 u5s:c1Eod bca3 for less than ,w9 g:4iris
OF waas remaiG5 Of th4ir ilSt o,4im ste: CSC
third Of it has b3ln assigned 10 sn isycsa1l.ioe
party. and TO ac,epi ST uDp!cdsed Promise :9f
the interes ca thi9 ;cG-c3l: aiG .ulS L. IsIs the
rate of that contracted for when the tcb. ses
made. al! we've got to say is that Tor c:mmcr
clsl relations the republicans and MGhori;ts Of
Llujouo county arc peculiar.
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letter in tn, Richmond WAig fem E.l;-
quier county c:ys:
zone OF on1 MOS: pIo'ci-eat lawyers IN VA
renton tie Hon. James Brooke, who has ~ %
this time occupied Tia middle GROUND, h&s taken
his stand on tie size oftLo pcop'c, srt proposes
to help the readjus.ers"
This is brand new to u, sHa ii wo haze ro:
been greatly mi:tskea in cur lo2g formed t:.i"
mate Of Mr.. Brooke, will DC IS new 10 him, Tor
when Vir9inian q m2tUro years. Intelligent
and well inior!Hoi, ospou:cs 81 ahonism--snG the
writer of the letter Tecsrrod 10 u:ss It's woTG
resdjuster rs yEoaomous with Msh 2.ica Il Ibis
late oa,o, Tho ieas. said abou! him tho hc!.c7.
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Execution Of tho kssassins.

ST. PETERSBURG. April l5-Al! the Mil
ISIS. except the woman, Hessy Heiimsn2, (#io
is encientel condemned to death for connection
with the Cars assassination, psmaly, R,ssl-
kotf, MichsiloF. kibaltsc5i,sch. Jeliaboif AID
Sophie Pieoff.ky. Hetc hanged a. 10 o'cIt,k
this morning. Mah ailotl's rope broks twjtc.
Order ~as not disturbed There wai nu inl'
meosc c1ncouiss of spectators.
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TSo theological uisnl5 in MaSs1ciu
were detected in the sct CT committing bur-
glsIy l.s. Wednesday sight, Oac Of .a.m YES
shot snd killed, snd The other. Eho Has c!ptDy-
ed. has confessed ,aat they wcr, prclsssiap,I
house braskers Ihis fac. shoEs tie vision
of Bishop white, Of tits 6i3o,s,, 10 T;i1S;2y,
as he did r:c:u.y. 10 oTdaio & cauG;i!.:3 io-
orders who was from the North, and ahon.
whose character and obstruction he had 40 PEI
sonal Knowledge.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEvo
The Ant!-JcWlsh Excitement ;u tou
many,

LONDON. April ia dispatch from E.r;,
to the Times says: The sn i.Jewish p,i;'~
SAINT to Prize, Bismarck 90 the 18Th ins,, ~
been geipg about the Empire for sisosiurs, =.
six mouths past and aims st imposing rst- -,
tions on the immigration of Jewiinto Gstm,n-
aud excu3irg them from o,rtsa walks cf ~.
tivity. altogether, in tsc; undoirg much # tFo
legislation of the past in their tsVoi; but hs
objects Of the PETITION ara hopeless, 10 vjcw NJ
the u.te.a1ots Of tae government that i. d,Ss
not intend to permit the existing laws sffsclirs
to Jews to be repealed or altered. p,irc,
Bismarck has also tcld the Ba1desra,h thai
the apti.Je wish agitation il sg .iast his Ei,flf
The Crown Prince Frederick William, if ro,
the Emperor, slso has still! ltsl snypashy with
the movsment.
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Federal Office Seekers.

WASHINGTON. D. g., April Is -Uoasreps.
man JorscDssu, OF Petersburg. Va, D.sIo
called OF the Executiv, Mla.ioa With dsI.sc-
ton of white ald Oolored Republicans his
morning 10 confer with the President relative
to Federal appointments ir bis distlia..
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III EI }.

suddenly, in this city, on april 14sh at l SC
Gclocs p: m, MARY EDNA, only child of D.
4. sad honnie E. Stan:bury. sged 10 months
alo IS days "~Fuueral from her plrents
residence, No 90 south Washington street, to.
Wottow Saturday. sfternooa st 8 o'clock.
rt'suqs ana scquaintsucss are invited to attend,
S!usf little children to come unto me, for OF
acch ia The Kingdom Of God" ''' -
=, !, On n, Wneacesdsy, April l3.b, 1851, WEI. f.
n " IN. Funersl from his late residenc
- 30. ~ tfince street, Saturday, April 10Th, At
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SUPREME CoURT Or APPEALS, YESTERDAY
Petit Va. Appcbslry. From the Circui. Cour
OF F!u7anas county. Reversed, Judse Chris.
!ian delivering opinion.
keeh's executorys Mosroe and wife. From
The Circuit Cours OF L,udaua couoly. Afi;n
I'd; Judge AOdes,n delivering tho opinioa.
E,sey, survivor. VS. Rsed. From the Or
cul! Court OF Loudoun County. Reversed
JUDGE Stsples delivering the opinion.
J:hress ~ Clarke. From the r.uit Court
Of HalFsz Reversed, Judge Banks delivering
the apicicn.
Sn'sds sduioistrator VI. H1shsoo ard III,
tftm the CIclls Ccu:t of Fuvaoua county,
Reversed Judge Christian delivering The ooin
100. judge Staples being ats,nt when this
case was argued did 60: sis 10 it.
=, Creeknur vs.. C;eekmur From tha Circuit
Court OF Norfolk cjuoty. Reversed, Judge
Staples de!.v.riog the opinioo.
:, Nspier IS, Ha!rs:oo. From tn, Crcui,
G1ur: OF Henry oouaty. Affirmed. judge
DcrS5 Dc! v!rlcg the opia0D.
:, Tia 1loca vs.. Johnsoa s1d ns. Argued By
MsJ j. d. Cairlogton for sppeleea and w. w.
h9pfy, a for spneIsos aud submitted.
=. IL. C9rdTell, + q , vas allowed 10 PRACTICE
az eout SCI 10 this coutf,
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Killed by LightniDg-EasaIA accident

Hot SrR1Na,. Ark, April l5-Dasing d
thunder storm last wednesday, Dslss Ale1.
ander, young farmor living near hero, WAS in.
s!sntly killed by lightning.
JACKSON, Tenn, April l5-Csterc> Mason,
was instantly killed e: Tocmes Station while
coupling CARE, his body being cut ia two