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No one can examine these reports with.
out concluding that the commerce and in.
dustry Of the country are, on the whole,
more prosperous than ever before. There
is considerable speculative activity, but
on the whole less than there was at this
season last year, and in the stock market
much less, although prices are now Rd.
yancing more rapidly than they were then
declining.
The exch anges, exclusive OF those alis.
ing from the stock transactions, have never
been exceeded, except In the frst week OF
the year. Here, and In some degree at
other cities, the amount has been In.
creased by enormous transactions 10 Gov.
eminent bonds during the week past, but
the largest possible allowance on that &C.
count leaves great increase In com.
parison with the corresponding week
ol last year. The returns Of railroad
traffic aud trade reports Of tho movement
Of leading products, indicate that the In.
crease In the quantities transported and
transferred 10 at least as large As the in.
crease In the values paid. No aigu Of dis.
aster appears in any branch OF business,
and outside Of the Stock Exchange II will
not be denied that business Is in healthy
condition,
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Tn. Supreme Court Of the United States
tu decided that parties buying policies oi
insurance rpon the lives Of indivIduslE
can only claim the amount Of money
.c.ulIly due to them ont Of the policy
uyl1.,ss collected from company can
b recovered in court Of law by the heirs
Of the person insured. This decision,
recently rendered, is a matter full oi In
tsn,t i,f parties who are in the Specula'
tive life insurance business, Their little
Fame, it would seem, has Its limitations a.
1 matter OF profit II the heirs OF de-
ceased persons whose lives have been
heavily insured do not take advantage ol
thetoppOhunitIes they are not the style
Of heir to which the country Is accus'
TONED,
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TUE CMRIsTIANCY CASE.


Mrs, ChFIstIaucy's Mother BWeArs She
Was sick and hid Not Leave the House
on Christmas Day. f4s..-
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The taking Of
testimony in the divorce suit OF ex.sena.
tor Christiancy against his wife, was re-
sumed to-day with the cross'exsmination
Of Mrs, Lugsnbell, mother Of the defend.
ant The only new points in her testi.
mony brought out, were that Mrs. Chris
tianCy received Q number OF letters from
Giro stating that he was going to return to
Peru and wished to come and see her be-.
fore he went. She wrote back telling him
not TO come. .N,. ..-.
On the oath Of December be telegrsphed
he was coming that day. Mrs, ChElstlancy
and Miss Melloy met him at the depot,
The same evening he called and invited
them ont 10 dinner. She was consulted
about 1t and consented 10 Mrs, Christiancy
going with him. That night Mrs. Chris
tiAnCy was taken sick In the middle Of the
night, and her mother was up with her
nearly oil night. She was sick oil Christ.
mas day and did not leave the house.
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CattRTaugus county; Mr.. Robertson from
citizens OF WestChester county on the
same subject, and Mr., Lynde from ST.
Lawrence OF similar import.
The refusal of the Senate Caucus Com.
mitles TO call caucus was not unexpect-
ed. The paper circulated yesterday for
the signatures oil Republican members
calling caucus, was still in circulation
this morning. The stalwRrts say It will
contain the names Of Q majority OF the
Republican members. At noon the stall
warts reported that they had fifty sigma
lures to their call for caucus.
The following telegram was received to-
night:
SENATOR MCOARTHY:-fou letter covers
the ground admirably. II is faithful and
proper response to the pronounced senti-
msnt OF the Republican press and the
people.
[Signedl THuRLoW WEED.
The Democratic caucus committees Of
both branches Of the Legislature met to.
night in the DelavAn House and agreed to
issue call tomorrow for q caucus, which
will be held ON Monday afternoon.
Speaker Sharpe received number Of
telegrams from business men OF New York
city urging the return OF Conkling and
Platk.
GARFIELD GAVE no SUCH ADVICE,
NKw YoRK, May 25.-A Washington
special says: A report coming to the
Presidents attention that he had express
ed himself TO the effect that he would
advise the Republicans OF the New York
Legislature to unite and return Conkling
and Plat, with the understanding that they
should not antsgonizs the administration,
he has characterized the rumOr as untrue
and ridiculous. No such compromise had
been thoughtof by him.
GONE BACK ON coNKLING.
ELMIRA, May 95,-The Advertiser, which
has heretofore advocated, now opposes
the election Of Conkling and Plat,
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
OLDl. .wORLD MATIEas :oRInonENE.
rrIAl Of thsrLOndOn SOsIalIaI Editor.
Al ExPIOSIVs Factory Discovered In
PAFiH-IFiSh hIIema-CaIderoAA
Celebration, dc, ke. dc.
The Trial Of the LOnd0n Socialist. EdItOr
Commenced Yesterday,


LONDON, May 25.- Johann Most, pub.
Usher OF the Socialist journal Freiheit, on
the charge OF melting to murder, opened
to-day, Attorney General Henry James,
Solicitor General Sir Farrer, Hsrschell
and Poland, Of the Treasury, appearing in
behalf OF the Crown, and A. NJ, Sullivan,
member Of Parliament, for the defense.
Mr., James said there was not the slightest
desire to check the free discussion In the
press, on the contrary this prosecution
was brought 10 preserve that freedom.
The article published in the FFeiheit, on
which the indictment against the prisoner
la found, must be, he said, regarded as Q
direct threat TO the present Emperor OF
Russia OF his tathers'B fate, He referred
to other articles as showing the animus
Of Mos; among the papers found upon
the prisoner was q memorandum that
Trieste 10 q safe address for the storage OF
dynamite. The prosecution called merely
formal evidence 70 prove the purchase OF
the Freihet. Sullivan raised q number OF
technical objections relative to the juris.
diction OF the courts.
Sullivan's argument that the persons
whose murder Herr Most Ia charged with
instigating were outside the protection OF
the British Court, was overruled by Lord
OOlorage, the presiding Judge. Sullivan
further argued that the statute against in.
citing to murder did not apply To the
vogue OF newspaper invectlve. He said
II Most was guilty then the works Of
Shakespeare and Byron ought 10 be in.
diCted Tor melting to tyranniclde. Most
was found guilty Of the charge Of melting
to murder. The sentence was deferred.
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CAPITAL CHAT.
Brief HIta Of Government Gossip and
Personal InteIlIRence,

Brief BIts OF Government Gossip and
Personal Intelligence.
WAsniNGToS, May 25.-rhe Secretary
Of the Navy having decided to send war
vessel to Merida, Mexico, to investigate the
unlawful seizure Of the American bark
Acacia, Of Il 1ston, by the Mexican autboti.
ties, II is believed the United steamer
YantiC. now In New YORK, will be selec. ed
fjr tho servlCe and will shortly be die.
patched TO cooperate with the American
Consul at that port
Arrangements have been made 10 effect
the removal ot about seventy North
Carolina Uhsrokeei 10 the Indian ter.
ritory. This, It is thought, Is the frst
step toward tho removal oil the entire
tribe Of the North Carolina UherokeeS,
numbering 1000, to that territory.
Mrs. GAfh5'd llis gained soms In
strength in the past twenty Hour hours,
and her progress toward recovery Is con.
Bldered satisfactory by the attending
phyBiCians. The gates eidirg TO the
White llcuse grounds, which have been
closed since her illness, we're opened 10.
day and vehicles permitted 10 pAsP.
Over two hundred promotions were
made In the pension bureau To day.
The investigation Of the Treasury Custo.
dian ring Is developing the details Of ex.
posures and wrong doing already brought
10 light, and showing the amounts Of afti
Giles bought from favored merchants, and
Gales Of furniture and other things TO the
tlng's iavotites. When these points aud
details are put In evidence the committee
will explore for other transactions.
II ip reported that U. =. Marshal Dudley
Of Indiana, is TO be appointed Commits
sioneI Of the Land Office.
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Statue Of Farragut Presented 10 New
York city,

New YoRx, May 25-'rhe statue OF Ad.
miral Farragut was presented to the city
to-day at 8 o'clock In Madison Square
Park. Commissioner Chas. F. Mclean
presided, and the presentation speech was
made by VIM. H. Hunt. Secretary Of the
Navy, on behalf OF the Farragut Monu.
ment Association. Admiral NJ. Smith un.
yelled the statue and It was accepted by
Mayor Grace. JOS. II. Ohoate delivered
an oration and Rev. Dr.. Taylor pro.
nounced the benediction. There was a
large representation Of military and naval
officers present, besides detachments oil
United States sailors and'soldiers.
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CoNsrASrINoPLE, May 25.-Count Corti.
the Italian ambassador to this Court, pos.
itlvely denies the statement Of the Lon
don Standard that among the unpublished
correspondence on the Tunisian question.
is record Of q conversation between
Waddington, Count Corti and Lord Sails
bury, Of purport that Italy might, II she
chose, take Thpoli as compensation for
the French absorption Of Tunis.
LONDON, May 25.-A dispatch from Tunia
says: The cargo Of the English schooner
which was searched by an officer from
man.ot.wRr, and who accompanied her 10
Sfax, was afterwards discharged at that
place In the presence OF the British authori.
ties. No gunpowder or arms were found on
hoard.
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srMON CAM SRoN's OPINIONS.
Regretting the ConkIInE ImbFoRIIo
urnnt not TO he u Candidate Again.

ReKrettIng the COnkIIng InibRogIlo-
Grant Not TO BE Candidate Again.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-slmon Came.
ron in an interview on the present Gar.
field .Conkling contest, says:
"The differences In the party are very
serious. They arc really dangerous, and /
cannot see now how they are to be
settled. There hes been d lack oi Cotdt.
ality all around, and a disposition on the
p art Of the Executive 10 listen 10 bad ad.
visetR. believe General Gattield's best
friends lelt that he made o mistake In
nominating Robertson. Such being the
case, II he had Withdrawn all Of the New
York appointments and begun anew, no
person could have found fault. Other
grave mistakes have been made, and II
no! corrected will destroy the party, for
no organization can live while divided
into factions, each having the other by
the throat. Mr.. Conkling and the force
he represents, might almost say com.
mands, cannot be crushed and the party
live. He says there is no necessity Ia the
world for the present troubles that
the stalwatts have been mlsrepfssented
and mlBteptesehted The teiofmers are
Clamoring for patronage, and don't know
greater element than they are. II is
hefAlded as fight for purity In politics
and a contest against the machine. The
stall warts believe the Offices should be
distributed so as to strengthen the Repub.
licsn party, and not 10 destroy H. but
which is to get the Offices 10 not now i'm.
portant. He regrets Oonkling's reslgns.
lion. Does not think Garfield can neglect
hatmoniSing the party by administering
his trust 40 as TO strengthen the otganizi.
tlon Whoss creature and servant he Is and
succeed" . .
or Grants candidacy 10 1884 be says;
There is no possibility Of II. He is out oI
politics and ID business, and is, | believe,
without aspirations or political ambitions
except for the continued success Of the Re
publican party. The talk about his being
4 candinate In 1884, and the DtalWatt
having him 10 training, is simply clap
trap, which has been used 10 drive the
President into antagonlsm to him and bill
friends,
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Favorable Predictions for the Nebraska
Drain Crops,

OMAHA, NEB., May 25. Secretary Allen,
Of the Omaha Board Of Trade, has esti.
mated the grain crop Of Nebraska for 1881,
II the present outlook holds good for the
balance Of The season, at iO5,O 100000 bush.
els. This is an inciease over 1850 OF fully
30 per cent. The wheat crop is estimated
at 5000, COO bushels, q gain Of about 80
pei cent over last year. The gain for the
past fifteen years In the acreage oi corn
and wheat In Nebraska 10 about $50 per
cent. Omaha will have two new graz n
elevators, IL Ia stated, with storage ca
ptCity Of I 500 900 bushels, this year. The
work iS now progressing rapidly.
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Tux alCal Affairs Of Ohio county sadly
need a new departure in the way Of a
better yitem oil bookkeeping. This was
The general opinion Of all who listened to
thsdtcraionS and reveat ions before the
Board Of Commissioners yesterday. We
10 not suppose than any mans business
mlhiScommunity has been conducted more
loosely than the Affairs Of the Commits.
tonsrI Of this county. 1t is not neces.
Afy in SaTing thistO express any opinion
In regard 10 the charges pgainat the pres.
snt Clerk Of the board. We shall express
no opinion on that subject until the in.
vSStigation is concluded, save to say that
lie has attiDCly illustrated the general
oosen'SS and responsibility Of The ava.
lem that obtains in the office. We have on
feVefaI occasions called attention TO The
lla that the people Of Ohio county really
M. ,,a..', 1--WE v, no'hIhS about
,S1 Ne, a,,,I.SIa VevTnes @ oi sheif money II
a,,.', w. tS''.'u.AI person should seek any In
iNna'to2 on the subject at any particular
une, be wotId be referred 10 the books oil
S's,A ,Siu. ,ot 1t Tnlcn lse1actly the same
'Ds ~. ~ .'I.,ns ., HIM n. to look IOf needle
Ibo'. "'y %.,. sack We mink, upon the
,,,rs, r,V' 's' 'n'' ns would fish out the needle
hI,' ,,Ia ",.,! ue would tie Information.
l,sm N. t,"., ,''a,.,, " every Oody yesterday
,bs... ~, ."I =. '9'e'aVons made that a radica
,iss tSNasS T.. : '@pe'atively up and Immediately
SooS, ,,. ,ot, s, iae idea Of having a set o
a' Vo'. s'...i ssp' III The helter.skel'er style o
no,,,,s '.'u y On 'he table Yesterday is I
no, n h... :" S,.,l', ,as county The ledger hal
p.no,,at. c,,s po.'ed .eS ioF over two yeats. Th'
d. y'""r' so"s,, .%',' out ol which statement o
I,., Taa'y an .,.,.N 11'lf' must be made up AT
enl o,S.. 'IOU n 'cfa'Ch books and sew
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An Acquisition by the PennsyIvnnia h,
4. Company, li l'

BUFFALO, May 25.-It is rumored that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
obtained control Of the Buffalo, New York
& Philadelphia railroad, which was re.
Gently sold to syndicate Of New York
and Philadelphia bankers. The road
named recently purchased large tract OF
property on the river front, AMI 1t is
thought q Union depot is 10 the project,
which will include the New York, Chicago
< st. Louis Railroad Company.
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Tho COmiur ohio Campaign.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 25.--Amons
the many Ohio politicians here the com.
ing Ohio campaign begins to be subject
Of interest. Several prominent Ohio
Democrats said tonight that the stalwart
and anti.stalwart fght In New York will
not have any effect on the Republican
party In Ohio. One Ohio Democrat, who
Is always prominent in every campaign
there, said that there are 80 few Conkling
men In Ohio that they amount to nothing.
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a 9ulEE coAnoN oooURRENoE
Up at the Gay City OF stSubsnviIIe-Au.
other Man Runs Away with Neigh.
boris Wife.

STEuBRNvILEE, May 20.
Special dispatch to the Iutel!igOucsF.
W. R, Fribley came to this city some
months ago from New Philadelphia, O.,
and engaged in the sewing machine bust
ness, He was regular masher. He
boarded at the Aldridge house, where he
met one Mrs. Della Stewart, wife Of Ed.
Stewart, who is employed at Toronto. A
little filtration, and then buggy ride to
WellsbuFG, last evening, and later a dis.
patch, stating that the horse and buggy
had been left at that place, and that Frib.
ley and Mrs, Stewart had departed for
Grafton, W. Va. Gone of with another
mans vile, Nothing new for steubsn.
vile, Common occurrence,
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A BOMB HILL
Found In suburb of Paris and Three
NihIliStH Arrested,

k0und IN bubufn OIL Fhflb anu Three
NihIliStH AFFGAted,
New YoRx, May 25.-A Paris cable says:
The peculiarly digmal ParlslAn suburb
known IS Mont Rouge, was yesterday
thrown into state Of unwonted aud vic.
lent excitement by the report that Nihl.
list mandatory Of explosive bombs had
been discovered In that quarter. The ex.
iStence Of the mandatory has been
known to The police for some time, and
Investigations had been secretly In.
stituted. Yesterday the tenants oi the
suspected house, which 10 situated on
rue Des Artistes, were surprised
by the sudden eruption Of a strong
body OF police. Three men, supposed 10
be Nihilists, Iyanhot, Flovonitz and
another, were found in one OF the rooms
surrounded by bottles containing liquid
believed to be nitro.glyGerine, They
were captured and taken of to the depot
before they had time to attempt resist.
anCe.
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MARSHALL COUNTY reader Of the In
,,rt,erycER informs US that the fruit
prospects are poor in his vicinity. The
suJ, and blossoms have proved deceptive
Same time ago they looked very life'like
md promising but Of late they are drop
oius of. He thinks the fruit crop will be
decidedly slim, We have a somewhat
dmil,, report from Marion county.
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NEw YoRk, May 95.-The State Com.
mittee Of tie National GreenbaCk Labor
party met tonight, sixteen members be.
Ing present. Addresses TO the National
GfeenbaCk Committee, which will convene
at NJ. Louis June 7th, we're read and
approved. It was decided 10 hold the
State Convention al Elmira, August 20
nATE F|L 81
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CINCINNATI, May 25.--Another strike Of
street car employees is imminent. When
the late strike was compromised the com.
pany gave a pledge not 10 discharge any
one on account Of hla connection there
with. The men say the company Is violat.
ing this pledge by decapitating about five
o day Of the late BtrikeleaderS., A general
meeting will be held tonight to consider
Tho tnaliAF
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wISDOw GLASS MAKsRs
Agree to shut Down theIr works for
Three Months,

agree 10 shut Down their NoRks IoE
Three MORthA
PrrrSBURGH, May 25,-The window glass
makers here have unanimously decided to
close down their works on the lst Of June
for the summer, There was some opposi.
ton to the movement, but they all finally
came into line. The window glass houses
usually close down for the hot weather on
July Let, but owing to overproduction and
high wages, the step is taken q month
earlier this year, The warehouses are all
stocked, but 1t is expected that this move.
ment will cause an increase In prices, The
shut down is understood to be for three
months, but the manufacturers are op-
posed to paying the present rate OF wages
10 blowers next year, and 1t Is probable
that q reduction Of wages will be made
during the vacation, which may cause
q further suspension, The manufacturers
claim they are now paying twenty per
cent more wages than they ever paid, but
the blowers will resist any reduction in
their wages. -. 70. 1T" '
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Ia, yerchants' National Bank Of ClarkS'
,,,, bma capital Of 100000, a surplus Of
~. g,e igg A, undivided profits OF 5000 l5l
= ",1 circulation Of $50 08O,OO, deposits sub
10, n check, $sl, l,6i3,ls, certificates ol de-
, Do.,, ;!O3l5O. Its discounts amount To
ago il7j.
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Tax loose way in which business has
Asso done in the office OF the Board OF
r ,mmlsioners Of this county, is shown
Sv ,bs fact that certain expenses were
,.,u,lly paid for holding an inquest on
,be body Of living person. See the
somnitIees report.
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Tur conservatism Of the English chSrac'
~ i, Illustrated by the cOldness with
V, ~ti,s ,be changes in the New Testament
~. 'a rsceiyed. The revisers get little
hank. -, 10, their labor, though no fault is
@nnl with their scholarship
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r.. ,..igpstion Of Hon. @, P, T. Moore,
l's ioJoe Of the Court OF Appeals oI this
~. ~. rss received by Governor Jackson,
''',. ',s,J,v, It takes effect on the lst OF
y''I rs +, IA no. vet certainly known who
,,,II succeed Judge Moore.
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MADRID, May 25.-The tomb Of the
poet Caldsron was visited during the
march Of the procession to-day on the oC.
cason OF the anniversary OF the poets
death. The troops filed past Ualderon'a
statue in the presence OF the King and
roval family.
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Another strike on the Pittsburgh "Dis
pRteh."

ptrrSBURoH, May 25.-The D.patch COM
positots struck tonight upon receiving a
telegram from the Cincinnati Union
stating that thirty non.unlon men
we're on their way 10 this city, having
been engaged by the Dipdtch 10 take the
place OF the Union printers. The pro,
ptielots will not be able to get ouI full
paper tomorrow.
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MARPOLE-on wednesday, MAJ. Is, 1885,, Al Ben.
wood, 1lIlc T., lon of Joseph and kmmsllns MAJ
pole
Funeral this Afternoon Al q o'clock from The real
d,nee oi hls p1rsntS No. 10 Thihy.iOufth stfsot.
fnsstmtnt al NJ. Zion CtmStety.
sURa'ssON-On Wednesday eVenint, May Is,
1871, Al Is o'eloek, Dr.. JLAGS N. AURGsSoS 10 The
66lh year Of hls Ige.
The funeral viii tAIs plass from bis lAtS teSdOAea,
No. iiD MafEst hteet, on Friday, ai2 ?. m. The
lnLsfmsnt will bs al p. M, And viii b private.
FdsndI Of the family are invited TO iha I.ttiest
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LONDON, May 25.-The tide Of emigra.
ton from the South Of Ireland is steadily
decreasing. There was q decrease Of forty.
Eve per cent in April as compared with
the corresponding month Of last year.
The returns Tor the present month, 90 iar,
show decrease Of twenty-five per cent.
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gcbur. 10 EdIt tho EyenInr post.

New YoRk, May 25,-The Ersning Posi-
has passed under the control Of Carl
schurS Horace White and 4. L. Yadkin,
who yesterday completed the purchase oil
the large shortly Of its stock. Tomorrow
Schultz will assume editorial direction ol
that inuFnAl.
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LONDON, May 25.-Mr. Parnell Is Beti.
ously unwell, and has been ordered to
take two days rest by his physicians.
Mr.. Brennan has been visited In the
Mas jail. He expressed himself az
pleased with the treatment generally, but
complained bitterly OF being obliged to
retire 10 his cell at six O'Clock In the even.
Ing, there to remain until seven M.
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BALTIMORE, May 25.-FOur hundred
crates Of Virginia strawberries we're ship.
ped through 10 New York, Boston and
Providence this morning by Adams Ex.
pfess Company.
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NIw Yoak, May 25.-Georgs Washing.
ton Morrison Mutt died this morning Of
Bfights disease. He Travelled the country
with Tom Thumb. "