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LOTH OF LoD9ES,
Associations, Guilds and Trades In An.
nnAl n0nalnn.

AbAoeihuIOubt 0ulIu8 anu Efbueb IN Al
nuAI Besst0n.
: ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE Fourth Annual
Convention Of the Western Gas AssociR
ton, composed OF the Superintendent
and engineers Of gas works in the Western
States, met here at the LacIede Hote
to-day. Thomas Butterworth, Of RoCkport
Illinois, President Of the association, pre-
sided. Most OF the cities west oil Cleve
land were represented. Several members
OF the National Gas Association were pres
ent 90 visitors, and were invited 10 part
cipate In the discussions Of the convention
President Rutterworth delivered an ad
dress and two or three members made
remarks about the electric light and Id
probable effect upon gas 10 the future
This subject win probably be pretty freely
discussed.
The HlbernianB continued their session
this morning, but did nothing beyond ap'
pointing business committee.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Fourth Annua
meeting Of the National Retail Lumber
Dealers, the Thirty.tirst Annual meeting
oil the National Brewers Association, and
the Seventh annual meeting OF the Catho
lie Young Mems National Union, are Ia
session here to-day. Nothing Of genera
importance was done by any one Of then
during today's session.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Underwriters
North and Northwestern Alliance 10 still
In session here, but not q word can b.
gathered as 10 lie doings. Everything Il
conducted with the utmost secre6y. ]. +
Downing, Of Erie, Pa, 10 president.
CtNCINNATl, o., May 1.-THE Insurance
Union, on association composed Of th,
managers OF the leading insurance com
pAnies OF the United States, closed thei
session here tonight. II is said that thI
companies represented have q capita
stock Of $55, ,0O0, 900. Their discussion In
dicated q tendency to increase In thei
rates, and especially 10 q revision Of III
classification OF risks. The deliberationl
were secret. This afternoon they drov,
through the suburbs, and witnessed
trial Of the automatic fre e1tinguishers.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Divers DOINGs OVER OLD OCEAN,
Francois Complications, with the Bey
PrOmIHInE TFouble- RuAsuIan, IrIHh
and Other OecuFrenees-BFRd.
laughs Case. &C., dc.
TIE TuNIsLAN ARFAIR.
Olhsr Countries Beginning TO be later
esIed In frances Movements.

LONDON, May 1l,-A Times diSpAch from
Rome says: There Is strong indignation
here against the French proceedings ii
Tunis. Premier Cairols, In the Chamber
Of Deputies yesterday, on being asked BY
GuiccioIi regarding the rumors Of tht
Italian Consuls intriguss in Tunis and re
port his Of recall, interrupted him In the
middle OF the question and said he never
even thought Of recalling signor MsCeio
The accusations against him are false
CaVelleto, nominal leader ot the right, had
given notice that he would call the stten'
tion OF the Minister Of Marine TO the ne
cessity Of having Italy's forces, especially
the navy, ready against aggression or tor
upholdiDg the dignity OF the nation,
CAirole said the minister was absent on
account oi III health, but II present he
would doubtless have been able 10 give
Cavalleto the desired assurance,
A Paris dispatch says: Various journals
here mention possible deposition Of the
Bey, whose successor would be not legiti.
mate, but the younger brother, who 10
favorable to France. The general opinion
10 that the Bey'a continued resistance will
neCesstAte the occupation oil the Capital,
PARIS, May ll.-A yellow book on
Tunis and Algeria will be distributed
among the deputies tomorrow. 1t In.
Cludes the circulars oi Bartholemy
st. Hilaire, deanlng the object OF the
Tunis expedition Rs the definite paCiflCa.
tion and determination OF the eastern from.
tier oil Algeria, and the conclusion Of Q
treaty guaranteeing Algeria against iron.
tier raids and the French interest against
dlsIoyRl intrigues. Prudence, " says, OBJ.
liges France to watch the solicitations
which may be pressed upon the Bey, and
which might become q source Of grave
embarrassment to Algeria. The causes Of
the change In the Bey's feeling toward
France would be too delicate q matter 10
investigate. The present crisis Ia due 10
the persistent war waged during the past
two years against all the French interests
in Tunis. The circular justitles the
French refusal to recognize the Porte's
suzerRinty. The expedition meets the ap.
proVal ol Europe wherever prejudice
does not blind mems eyes, and all civil.
ixsd nations will proht by the change
which France will effect, There is moth.
ing to prevent US from doing for TuniS,
without conquest and without fighting,
what we do In Algeria and what England
does In India.
LONDON, May ll.--A dispatch from
Paris says 81. Hiliare, French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, received q dispatch from
the British Government laying special
stress on the displeAsure with which tho
English would see 80 important harbor
as Bizsrta in the hands Of European
powers.
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TWO USEFUL SOCIErIEs.
American Tract HoOIety and the Home
Missionary HOcIeIy,

Missionary society.
NEw York, May 1.-THE hlty.iourth
annual meeting Of the American Home
Missionary Society was held to-day. Year.
ly receipts S20O,053; expenses S2S4,
There are l,0S2 ministers In the employ oi
the society. The officers elected for the
ensuing year are; President, Rev, Theo.
dore D. Wollesly; the Vice Presidents are
the same as last year, with the exception
0t Chas. Merriman and Nathan Shipman,
who take the places OF Dr.Oox and O. Mer.
riman, deceased. The Board Of Directors
remains the same, except that Joseph An.
derson, Horatio ButteFfeld, o, D. Talbot
and o. +. ButterHeld are added; Treas.
urer, Rev. DR.. A. II. Clspp; Auditor, Geo.
s. Coe, and Corresponding Secretaries,
Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Storrs and Rev. DR..
David B, Coe. A committee was appointed
to consider the expediency Of modifying
the constitution 80 as 10 allow the annual
meeting to be held in some other city
than New York. George B. Sheldon was
elected Recording Secretary, and John b,
Hutchinson, Rev. Richard atorrs, VIM.
H. Smith, Rev. Wm. Dale, John Wylie,
Wm, Lambert, Thomas Whlttemore, Ghas
Parsons, A. s. Barnes and Albert Wood.
ruff, Executive Committee.
The 6fty.sixth anniversary Of the Amer.
lean Tract Society was celebrated tonight,
Rev. DR.. r. s, Storrs presided and made
an address on the general usefulness and
power ot the society. An address on the
conservative functions Of the religious
press was delivered by Rev, ]. B. Thomas,
who was followed by Rev. s. F. Scovil, Of
Pittsburgh, who spoke on the place and
power Of the periodical press In evan.
gelistic work. Rev. Goodell, D. D., OF ST.
Louis, delivered lecture on the great
value OF tracts In parish work and OF the
Colportage over wide wastes.
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FrIrutfui E1pioaion near LeadVlils.

LRApvtLLE, CoL., May li.-At 10 o'clock
last night building at The silver mine
on Iron Hill took fre. The flames COM
municated 10 the magazine, and a terrific
explosion occurred, which shook the
buildings In Leadville, three milet
distant. Fortunately the mine was mol
being worked lsst light and was deserted
When The explosion occurred seven mer
we're standing near the building. @. NJ
Jones and Dan Callahan we're badly In
iufed and otheB hurled along Tor BomC
hiVtanCe. Nobody was killed,
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LEXINGTON, ISp,, May ll.-Rev. WmD
Busy, q Methodist minister living at
NAbbs, station a short distance from
here, was taken sick about March lst, and
sinCe the 10Th OF that month has taken no
nourishment until last night, when 1t was
thrown up Immediately. 7
LONDON, May 11.-CAtharine Marshall,
"A years old, daughter Of q railroad 10.
borer, who, the Glasgow papers stated had
not eaten anything since the beginning ol
the present year, ie reported to have com,
menced eating food. She was Threatened
with being sent to the lunahc asylum L
she did not do 30.
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An IlnfortunSto bl,rihe.

DETROIT, Mlcu., May 1.-THE strike oil
the printers at the POI and Tribune office
resulted disastrously for the printers. The
cases we're fiIled with new men, and both
the morning papers Of this city are now
non.union Offices. The printers union
now has only email aiternoon paper and
few Job offices In the city, andis power.
less 10 FIX or maintain any scale OF prices.
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List E'tnlnS' s,saben,illS Herald.
Geo. N. Culp, the blacksmith At Win.
lenville, shot himself in the right temple,
above and in front Of the ear, about one
o'clock this afternoon. Culp had been
slcL . lot some time with the mumps, and
x@ ou. ol hIS mind. lie was living in 4
room room IN the old Maxwell tavern, And
y, Hasn the shot was fired IL was heard op
.ne street and several persons ran. 40
SiompGnIed by Dn White, and C0lp wa,
ton. =" "uco"aClouS Conul'
a., Inc sI} revolver WAS lying partly on his
arm ~, o N9d partly on the bed, lie had po
" ana laEen i from a shelf Ia lho room
sGn nHNGtd Duyall came In lhis Afternoon
S SNt VyIus ioCum and Vim, liuSlon
U'SOIaeitin'laW USI = o. Culp. lie was not deSt
Snen Sa",n, MI Dnvall came In, but was notex
EISv.tu 70 live longer than a few hours
oDm..., S Cs,i vas twenty-five cSllbfe. C1ip i
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NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE Counsel this
morning In the suit Of Rufus Hatch
against the Consolidated Telegraph Com.
paniss, agreed upon an order continuing
the injunction recently granted and which
was based on the opinion Of Judge Spear
Monday last. II restraints the Western
Union Company from distributing the
proposed increase Of sl6,00O0OO capital
nLnOk
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srEuBESylLLE, o., May ll.-Miss Cora
Foster, q young society belle Of this city,
was married last evening to Mr.. Samuel
Lyons, OF the Auditors Office Of the Penn
Bylvania Company, Pittsburgh. Quite d
large number Of friends and relatives OIL
both the bride aud groom were In attend
ance, and the affair pASsed OF very pleas.
Antly. The happy couple left on q western
tour this morning.
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A CAPSIzGD sKIYP.
Young Man Drowned and His Two bia-
IeFH Narrowly Escape.
mn..n III ". Mnn IL

TEXAS, W, Va, May II.
Special Dispatch to the IntSlliGSuesr,
A young man aged 10 years, named
Gideon Lynn, son Of John Lynn, Of
Marion county, was drowned to-day while
crossing the Valley river at Bsnton'S Fer.
~, The man started to cross in skifF
with his two sisters, The skif upset,
throwing all Of them out. The two sisters
were rescued by the fsrryboat, which was
close by, but young Lynn was drowned.
His body has not yet been recovered.
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HORRInLE ACCIDENT.
RemRina OF Man Scattered for q Quar-.
ter or n Mile Along n Railway,


ter or n Mile Along n Railway.
PITTsBURdII, May 1l.-A horrible aCci.
dent was discovered early this morning
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in the
outekirts Of the city, which resulted In
the instant death OF man named John
HuHiCk, coal miner, who had been work.
Ing In Illinois, but more recently at
Youngstown, y. Husick aRd a com.
panlon named Pat Cuttings came here
from Youngstown yesterday Tor the pur.
pose Of obtaining work In the mines on the
south side Of the river. They rode az far
AZ ulenwood on the night aCcommoda.
ton train, but finding II impossible 10
cross the river they concluded TO remain
al The station until this morning. Git
tinUs went to sleep In the station, and not
being observed he was locked In. At day
light this morning the remains Of the tin-
fortunate linsick were found srewn along
tho track Tor distance ola quarter OF q
mile fragments Of flesh and small pieces
oi bones were pCaltered over the cToss.tieB
along the route The foreman OF the
track hands had The remains gathered up,
and the coroner was notified 10 hold an
inquest. II 10 not known how the acCi.
dent occurred, but he was struck by an
eastbound freight train. lie was about
"a years Of age.
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Some OF Ills Remarks at the UnVeIlInI
OF the Jackson Statue.


OF the Jackson Statue.
New ORLEANS, La, May ll.-JeGsrBon
Davis, In his speech at the unvellipg Of
JackBon's statue, said that from the acade.
mic shades OF military institute jackson
went forth 10 battle for the cause Of states
rights, selI.government and constitutional
liberty. He lived for his country, never
doubling the justice Of bis cause. Be.
lieving 1t was righteous and trusting In II,
he died as | live to-day, feeling that the
Confederaey ought TO have succeeded be.
cause II was founded on truth and Justice.
lie gave his life for the whole country and
the country gave lts heart 10 jackson. You
men upon whom he leaned In the hour OIL
danger In honorlng him also honor your.
selves,
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meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Ia Belle Iron Works yesterday,
Mr. ". II. Woodward, hitherto secretary
Of the company, was unanimously elected
president ric, the late $. II. Woodward
and Joseph II. Woodward, the predecessor
oil W. II, Woodward in the office Of sec
retary, was unanimously re elected to biz
old position. This will neCessitate the re-
larn Of the latter to this city from Texas
and accordingly he will in short time
again make Wheeling his home. In the
hands Of these two experienced iron men
the interests Of the La Belle will be well
cared ioL
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Carpenter HaFt-AItenpttd Traits.
WFeahInE.

RHeahIng.
wRLlsvtLLS, o, May lO.-samusl Cal.
houn, a carpenter, fell from building 10
the ground, A distance Of thirty feet, lasI
night, breaking bic tight leg In two places
and sustaining othet severe injuries.
A daStafdly attempt was made early thit
morning To throw the Cleveland 4 Pitts,
butgh freight train from the track, be-
tween here and the shops, mile distant
Several pieces Of lumber were placed or
the track, but, owing 70 the reduced tatI
o speed. d which The train was running
no dAmage was The result.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the lateueeB OF the
prlng, vegetation is said to he as far
,Ionv now, owing to the superb weather
We have been having, as 1t was at the
same date last year. They say that the
wheat Ia high enough to wave in the
breeze, and as for pasture, it ls knee.
high to the cattle, 1t does not look like
so for hay next winter. About hall the
era is in and the balance will be In this
week. Potatoes are all planted and some
Of them appearing above ground. The
fruit prospect is excellent.
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WASHINGTON, May II.
special dispatch to the IntolIgsucar.
The nomination Of G. W. Atkinson as
United States Marshal for West Virginia
has been acted on favorablY in the COM
mittee, and he will be Conarmsd-posslbly
tomorrow, s.
LATER-THE NOMINATION. CONFIRMED BY THE
SENATE,
WAsHISaroN, D. G., May Il.
Special Dispatch 10 the IutsllSenCsF.
The Senate in executive session con-
frmed Mr.. Atkinson'a nomination. s.
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A DistinEuiShed Criminal Attenapts 10
nhuiie on.

TORONTO, May 11.-J. r. Gauthreaux,
former civil sheriff Of New Orleans and
an ex.ofllcer OF the Confederate army, In
Iail here Tor stealing 81 800 from CooliCan'S .
auction rooms, cut his throat last night.
The wound is severe but not necessarily
fatal
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,,ro,oIyo to Tho United States census

ACCORDING to the United States census,
,bs town Of Martins Ferry, O., has q pop
UI,ton Of $780, Bridgeport, 1885, Bell
,i,e. S,Og5; West Wheeling, 40; st. Claira'
rills. l,lgS; Powhstau, 925i Flushing,
"a. Moristown, 4S4i GAINESVILLE, 2,4S5
S.g's Siding, o. Quincy, no. somerton,
l5g. Hendrysburg, 9s6, and sswellsville,
~
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NASHVILLE, May 1l.-As james X. Tut.
ner was charging a soda fountain by can.
die light tonight, the fountain exploded,
Killing him Instantly, The top Of bis bead
vas blown oa,
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QuEBEc, May il.-Bills have been In.
ttoduced in the Legislature for the amend.
ppent ol the laws Of libel In the direction
Of granting the press greater liberty, and
permitting newspaper ptopfietofs 10 adj
ducs evidence In support Of charges
tpainst public men.
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Cotu4Rus, May 1l.-Rsports received
by the State Agricultural Department
show that during the'past year The mum.
ber Of hogs raised Ia Ohio has decreased
about twenty per cent, Wills the number
d sheep has Materially increased.
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Tus nbscripton books to the capital
.,o,E Of the Wheeling Grape Sugar and
Refining Company, are open at the Bank
oI tbe Ohio Valley, Quite a number ot
.h,,ss have already been taken.
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Az important meeting Of the StockhoId'
.,.ort the Wheeling Hinge Company takes
.i,cs ' mis- afternoon at 4o'cloCk, at the
ppgcsoithe company, corner OF Nineteenth
and Jacob Streets
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n1iI Yatn,a hItIhInr IlnnAtn.

NRw YuRk, May 1.-The sxS6dLlSs
committee Of ihs JOutneymsn Bakers
Union, today decided 10 Boycott all bosses
who didnt employ Union men. There ere
about 100 sLtiklnR bakers out Of WORK.
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NBw YoRE, May 1.-Two pedestrians
continue on the track IN The, walking
match. The contestants outnumbet the
spectators by two.
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SAPHtA, May 1.-THE Christian propu.
lation Of KoritsChA, Macedonia, has risen
against the Turks on account oithe heavy
taxation and abuses hy the authorities.
Some fighting had taken place, and q
number Of persons were killed, The OhflA.
lians we're victorious.
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IhEeEsOii viii Dsny ina E1iatsbee Of fSsv
Hakh.

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE heat ls op.
ptesslve in the city to-day. The mercury
reached SS' at $3.50 P. u. -Four cases Of
sunsttoke are reported In this city, and
three In Brooklyn. The heat continued
through the niVht.
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WINCHESTER, KY., May 1.-THE Trial
Of Cash Halsey, Tor killing Ed. Baker
several years ago, resulted ID q hung jury.
This is bis second trial. His brother,
accessory 10 the murder, was sent up last
year for twenty.one years.
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nnoME. swEEr nonE.n
Proposed AiOnnnisbt 10 the Auihor Of
the Song.

the Song.
NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE English chap.
lain Of Tunis takes advantage Of the
present excitement TO ask for a memorial
window ID the Church Of 81 Augustine at
Tunis 10 John Howard Paine, author OF
"liome, Sweet Home," and once Amerl.
can consul 10 TuniS, whose remains are
butled in the Protestant cemetery In that
aila
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VS. understand tSat = r,,w co,or.n1 II ..o

,,."s. VS. Understand "a that a company Of tsn.
SoD,.. S,u.a ,'om ON, the Hooking Valley closed q
{lSSsI''st lSsv ety. With R. h, BOYD, ESq., and Mat.
toSSsSinu u Sohn Coleman, Of Wheeling
Of so,I @ Z. ,9' me lease Of about 200 acres
viii Ia Sa n. ,nnd and that large force Of men
Tbs,o \ PS. w 70 work shortly 10 develop II.
section y ~. u" better prospect for coal in this
md NS'Vu ~ 'nan along the futcaTaVSs Valley,
loSnd az, Te giad to know that II IA beinG
"" 'u"-N. ClairAilt Chronicle.
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.Wur will you take lor your Cleveland
ii pi,tsburgh?" is the first saIutation
wv h,.rs on Euclid avenue these fine
Va, Va morpings.-citrelaHd PGpT'
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RAsE:BALLIY1rERDAY.


AT BUFFALO.
BulilOs ........o.....o...O 0 D oOI 900 0-i
B0st0hA"""..".."".m.U o 0 D 0 30
AT CLEVELAND.
II took twelve innings 10 decide The
game yesterday.
ProVdtnct...nat o 1 1000 20 O-6
CletelandG".a"I | 02 - OOO ia
AT DETROIT.
The second game between The Detrolta
and WofCeslefs took place here to-day
with an improved play for the Dettoits.
The BCore stood:
,ters...........".o.o 3 oO2OO O-b
eLfol'a..........,".......O o o o 02 0-S
AT CHICAGO.
To.dsys game Of base ball waa beauti.
iul dlBpIay Of batting and fine fielding, al.
though there were few loose plays. The
play was:
ChcAWJ ,.,..."... .....O 2 OOsiO oil
ILoiAm.....,...... n..r,,Lp0 ! 0 D 8
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A,1Ia..o SS"',o" CORTLAND, Of this county, and
sa, Wooi,s.,,S' o. o. Monroe county, met al
ptoSs,sS VslS Y, 'ast week and appraised the
isiIte.TY niHIpV,Y o. the Bellaits 4 souLbwestefS
itsrI iU1I " y follows: lorty.tWo miies oi
SS an So6. y 900 per mile, amounting io
,SiiiDS 1yVvi slde Tracks al $1,000 pef ,nile,
ISsss,m.Ss S'Uy. and buildings al 81 ,795. Total
lbe S". ,osS ~ ABOUT $4,000. The officers Of
ESb 'oOI SSJ MINK this apptaisement Ia loo
Eop,Ii,ss,is.Il sIli appeal TO the State Board ol
SSn;elA SJAuon 'o'areduCtlon.-S, CidifsiR,
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ws congratulate the Democratic papers
IVES, Virgins on Il. W. AtkInson's con-
S,0,tiop,yesterdav " as United States Mar
l p.Ito, West Virginia. Come again, boys.
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MONTREAL, May 1.-THE OAugtnawaga
indians struck iot 81 30 a day for pilotinE
RATS down the LaChine rapids. They ai.
90 demand that no white men be EN-.
-t-.nJ
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toSpoS, May ll,-Edward Ticket, The
oarsman, will leave for the United States
10 few days, and will take quarters a
Saratoga,
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LoSboN, May ii.-A letter from q we'll.
informed gentleman In Rome states that
lhe police have discovered plot 10 aa.
sAssinAte the KingoI Italy.
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vv E NJ. ATKINSON, Of this county, 10
,,ins to buy wool this season LOT a. W.
s S,,,s,,ou, OF New York.