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THE STAR ROUTE SWINDLING.

ARRESTS AT PHIIADE IPHIA or PRISONS CHARGED
WITH CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD TIE GOVERN
MINT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-United States Com
missioner Smith this afternoon issued warrants for the
arrest Of five persons charged with having committed
frauds upon the Government I'm connection with the ex
ecution Of worthless bonds for star Route contractors
At o'clock three had been arrested and were given
preliminary hearing before the Commissioner These
we're william r. Ca-on. Joseph Funk and Joseph Black
man. The United States District Attorney, who repre-
scnted the Government produced evidence but gave
briefly the charges against the defendants Funk and
Blackman charged with being principals Ia bonds
executed I'm July, 1879. and Cason Is charged With
acting surety, representing himself TO be
worth n each S25 600 They are therefore charged
with conspiracy 20 drfraud the Government, and also
with perjury. The bonds said 10 De fraudulent All
three poor. and Cason, who Is a clerk has
nothing II il stated. except hs salary. The contract In
the OF Funk carry the mails from october l.
1879 10 June 30 1882 on route 592 between Fort
Griffin and Fort Elliott IN the state Oi Texas, Tor flo0o
per aunum. backmau was 20 carry the malls between
the dates ON route NO 3l.1I2 between brackets
Vile and Font stockton Tex for $3.50 year Ihe con
tracts were performed by other persons at greatly n-
crraaed rates There In another bond Of backuau Tor
$4,000 which provides that he shall carry mni- iro
October l. 1870 20 June 30 lSS2, between Fort Il1it
aud Meschtta Falls Tex for 81 $50 This contract Vas
each placed under $1,000 bail Tor another hearing
tomorrow
Warrants Issued FOR the arrest OF joseph
H. Black and Henry Arhuckc, the hitter clerk with
the office of Charles w. Matthew metal broker
The Government officials rctctut in regard to die
closures, which, ~ IL said are 10 follow these ufrcr
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

PARIS, May 0.-The statement of the German del
egate in the Monetary Conference yesterday was
that Germany adhercs to the single gold standard
only that she IS prepared to agree to suspend the
sales Of silver some years, resuming in a certain de-
fined amount yearly to he agreed upon. She wonld
to increase the quantity of marks in circula-
ton, possibly also the quantity Of silver per mark,
and TO Withdraw the 5-mark gold pieces.
The English delegates declared that they attended
the Conference through Difference to the States isSn-
ing the invitation. They ready to afford all
information that might he asked of them, but would
not vote the proposals submitted. The Indian
and Canadian delegates made similar statements.
The Russian. Norway and Sweden, Swiss and Greek
delegates made reservations in regard 20 the accept
ance of bnetallism. The Austrian delegate pointed
10 his delicate position representing a State hav
ing forced paper currency. The Spanish delegate
proposed that the Conference adjourn after Satur-
days sitting in order that the members might ask
instructions from their respective Governments.
This proposition will be considered tomorrow.
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SAN FRANCISCO May 6.---7hc Alta (Repub-
ncan in regard to the ratification Of he Chinese Treat
les, says:
The Pacific Coast Will welcome the act of ratification
the dawn OF better Tor it. Industrial and socin
development. The possible benefit of unlimited cheap
labor n the Of "a rapid opening up ~ mann
facurng activity Is, In general view than
teTbaanccf by tho evils resulting from the presence ~
any thousands ~ people only ~ foreign birth but
foreign % social and political system iL their habits
training morals and aspirations The treaty being rti
fled there arises the necessity for legislation 10 carry 10
spirit into practical effect The solution Of the Chinese
question has been well begun.
The Virginia Ney) EgterTrfsc Bepuhlicaul says;
The ratification Of the treaty something fer which 10
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Br4rNT-s FAiIrRE Al DTrr0ir.
prTrou Mich Nay a. Jacob E'r-"n a
a--I.nmcut to n.,kin-on ti' morning iar ''r
ur, i- great erpr-r Tho liabilities arc reported to ar
DEATH iS ONO PROM LocEIhw
CANTON, ohio. May G.-On Saturday John
owen, ulcklaycr. wa~ thrown 'l"lr"ih lr"m ",-"h
turr vn- 30 bah the bone protriod through h- h.t
lI. nt.nsc suficnns led TO ocav. which terminate" n
lis death to night
SUICIDE uP 4 PROMINENT HUstSIe4 WAS.
GALIIPOIIs, Ohio. MAY 6.--Rcubcn BRAY, one
~ the most prominent aud influential nr oi ihr p'' b.,
h ,iscd tb uIlli +" l. head and nr,d th, cilr.c
shaticIug tho skull lic Wa found by hs horfhtd wife
A DYKE CUT MAIICloUstY
ST. Loris, Mo-, May 81 Information has
iu the dyic by some unknown and malicious pcr.on-
about O'Clock this morning and thc water direct from
hr m ayGS % oe aef nv ~ & p2gls s INTO '' bottom through
NFW STREET CONyEYANCEs
CHICAGO, May g.. A company was formed
here yesterday wth capital NJ tjo000 10 start lmg
of thc fcrdic cah- 900 the principal thorouFhars "f
90 ni-t. and tnr number "il hr gradually ingn.4-'l
They viii begin 90 run 30 about six weeks thc fare VII
De- cents.
Az OLD swtSDLE UGsUCCEsSFUL
INDItNAPOLI-, Ind, May G.-IwO men who
attempted 10 play a confidence gnno upon 5',, y"
having been " shadowcd and captured by the police
They gave their namr- as John H. Miller and Wul-ii
alleged box ~ bullion valued 40 50 900 Tnr' "hr,d
10 have the bullion tested and were ~ course ready
with gold dust t0 substitute boy trichrry for ir
sample extracted from the brass bullion with which hr
box was packed.
TROUBLE IN THE CHOCTAw NATION.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May Ga special to
The Gassle from Fort Smith, Ark says startling D.
ports reach from the Choctaw Nation. Puhlic meet
ngs are being held AL over the Nation. ON SUNDAY 20
meeting held here and measures adopted iooA
ing to sort OF adjustment Of tho present dlncuii,
growing ont ~ hlrden-oue and unjust tax upon White
aborers 200 that country In some localities farm labor
s entirely suspended and white mon going openly
10 resist this oppression the part OF The CAooa"r
Stirring times looked for"
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by friends Of the President that Mr.. Conkling
will find after Judge Robertson has entered upon
the duties Of Collector, that the Custom House Is
not to be used against Mr.. Conkling: that no man
will he turned out simply because he Is "a Conk-
ling man. nor will any man receive Custom
House appointment merely because be is "an anti
Conkling man."
1t is expected that at a Republican caucus whichit
is understood will bc held next Monday, the Robert
son nomination will be discussed and some
conclusion will be reached. Probably some
Senators, in view of the change in the situation
caused by the withdrawal of the New-York nomina-
tiOns will think that tho rule adopted by the last
should be considered no longer binding and
il may be that Mr. Conkling himself will conclnde
il best IN announce his readiness to report Judge
RohertsOns nomination 20 the senate from q Com
mittee on Commerce, OF which be Is the chairman
1t now appears probable that in any event the nomi
nation of Judge Robertson will be acted upon and
in all probability confirmed, next week.
Ii is not expected that Mr.. Tyler will be ronomi-
mated for Collector at Buffalo, 1t being mn,
derstOOd that the President decided several
weeks ago TO Withdraw his name. Mr. Could
of Buffalo is in Washington, and Il
an applicant for the office. He candidate
when the President decided 10 nominate Mr.. Iy ler
Mr. Gould is classed n COnklinR man. There has
been some talk to the effect that General McDougal
will not be renominatcd for United states Marshal
of the Northern District. but yet appears 10
be able To show any good reason IN support OF A.
There IL a revival of the talk that eNCOngressman
Burt Van Horn will be superseded 10y Colonel sill "a
Internal Revenue Collector at Rochester, and tins
talk appears to have a basis Of probability
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LoNpov. May 6.--1hs is the last day OF the
Newmarket First spring Meeting The rno' io7 the one
Thousand Gulu,n- stakes for yearsod huc7 'I-
ilucc one mile and seventeen yards Was won NY d"
Crnnmrd's chr-tuut hily 1hrbu7. Ih'ii'e" '"". i"'
i. ,,, n, ,cck tb, Duke Of Wcsuulusters chestnut
N.Y. Thorl. second
Tic race for tho Newmarket Stakes Tor ihr''-yeaIs
Old colts aud hic- distance mle wa7 won ny nt T.
Iorinaris brown colt Iroquui-. who beat @ @loll %
,nniths hny colt IenuoNluyc. only the wv" h"l' III
IT, tt. min, IA IA was laid ON lroqu7s lr'qu"l3
held IA long lead fur the fret six furlohe- W"i - III h
love cu-edup but tiult and lfopuoi0' """'"n " Wv
runuiug won cieilv by half ltneih. ,,, md
Thc race for the TWO iealsOd sthL'1 i"' & stat,
49,, i, tii, ,', H. ~ Come oui of Lady ko-ehcry.
prince e6ykons brown colt KIM Frost came w. SCOUT
siA ram Including Mr. J. L. htei'S O'' WV
Star.
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station, which richly decorated, shortly after
4oclook TO tho strains Of the Belgian National Anthem
Prince Rudolph afectionatey embraced Princess
stephsne and presented her the Emperor who kissed
her on the forehead When the greetings Of the royal
party were concluded the Burgomsser presented Prn-
cess stephanie with bouquet Of white and haw
thorn. The party then entered carriages, being
received with the deafening cheers OF the popu-
lace when they appeared at the door OF the station
The first carriage contained the Emperor and the King
Of the Begans the second the Queen Of the Belgians
Princess stephaine and Prince Rudolph and the third
the Princess Clcmentine and her g0vcrness The
r1agcs proceeded slowly down the street
which the station is situated TO the Fesplatz.
where representatives Of six suburbs Of Vienna
presented homage 10 the royal party; then through
schoubrunn-st to the Castle. The route o the process
sion was lined with troops, and the crowd OF peOplenum
hced thousands who greeted the party. especially Pn
cess stephanic with the lOudest and heartcst accama
tons. The party, their arrival. afectiOnatey
welcomed by the Empress In the Great Gallery OF the
Ca-ue The Burgomaster will tomorrow pay visit 10
the King Of the Bc1aus, and present him with gold
medal struck in COmmemOratiOn Of the marriage.
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Insnpy. May d Mr.. james Anthony Froudc
writes ., IN, Hmc, thnt m l~7l Mr. Carlyl" gave
lim the manuscript of hl, rrm'ui~'rucc. with the
Instructions ol 1866 attached thereto. Mr. Froud"
expressed thc opinion That th' -r'ai"r part OF th"
"reminiscences should bee puhlishrd aS it was. Nj.
CARLYLE replied that Dee leit thc discretion IN the
matter to Mr Ftoudc IN hi- will two years later.
Mr. CARLYLE confirmed tins discretion, and never
aft.r,,id ANYTHING to the contrary. Permission 20
,,fl,.h ,,- tl. condition ou which Mr. Froudc Ic-
'cptcd thc trust which hr dd not srrk or k. and
only undertook from personal p'gard Tor VT II II
lylr Two wears ago Dee offered to surrender me
Iilaun., ript tn Mr. tArlylcs uitgc Iu cone iuN"il
Mr Froudr SAYS: "My task ~ difficult enough as IL
stands. and shall br solry II thc dhcnliy d. m
creased by demand ior further cNp'aA"uohS WIN"
/ shall be very reluctant 9" give
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CRIMES AND cASUALuEs-sr TELEGRAPH


A WORsETHlEF KILLED ,. > -,
GALVESTON. Tex, May 6.-u Fort Glosoni / T.;
Yesterday morning, Marshal Francis N9l,h aAO' anu Alu"
sar Iuiry "A horse Thief and Whi.hty p'li't
A BURGLAR shCr DEAD.
Mr,,rtfrs Tenn MAY "a negro burglar WAS
. ttiit la.t uirlt by Police Officer Gunner while
i, ,,rst The negro attempted 20 shoot the Oicer
TWO MEN DROWNED N TEXAS.
C.N.rsroN Nav 6.-As four men were attempting
g. 80. ne chsnnrl IN the bay in q small craft to-day, tho
bo cp-iled Robert Pt1ccn aud Thomas Cohce were
"0"" SAILOR FROM PR0YIDENcE LOST
SAN FKANClsCO May 6.-lhe captain ot the ship
ry T. Whitney from Boston, reports that on January y
thr u.t officer SPENCER native oi ff0'heAc% was washed
oyetyuiril AMI drowned
PROPELLER PULLED OFF \ REEF
BrFFALo, y. Y, May G-Ihe Commercial Line pro-
,r aroke Nh,h 1T this port last night a'd was forced
~ p'i sanG Rect hy thc Zee, pulled on today, and pO
,,ttletl uu Der way 10 Chicago.
DEATH SENTENCE AFFIRMED.
ITHACA y Y. Nav 6-Ihe General Term to-day
denied new trial Joseph Abbott tlc young murdrcf OF
r oncr u ths fiha lleounaiory, aud he Mas rusen
toneod " be hanged on inc IL AZ ElnirA
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
M, ,rrCAL SITUATION.


.n,,, ,ry THAT JUDGE ROBERTSON WILL BE ''1.. ooN-
i,,n,,vn AID CERTAINTY THAT HIS NAME Will VII
t,,Il,o NO wrrgpRAwN- AwN-TNTERPRETATIoNS OF lmH
c.rcys TO Tn AcroN-A PEW MORE coNFlRNAIioNS .''1
rSsUe GAUois i Iitte apparent change in the Stna,
.;on at washington. Senators who have 'aiNeu I.l
'ri,b the President see no reason 10 oInseo
that he will withdraw the nomination. T' ,dn o"rs
p~hertson. & or reverse the action OF lhu'suay' ,y
I'll be is confirmed. 1t is thought prooaoio
that that the Committee on Commerce may may
IKE | report next week upon Juus9
Robertson. whose confirmation Is Selle'eu w
:" he assured if the Senate mas d"
O,nortnnity ~ to act. A different ih'er-
irritation is put by some Senators upon ne sne
s;gni6cance Of the caucus action from ,na' I.
Generally received but nothing is made puonS
tending to show that the President esuina'eu
the power it placed in Mr., COnklings mann" nanu'
more mo highly than did that Senator. In eAecu-
tive session yesterday few nominations wel1 i1
oonfrmed and the Senate adjourned uh'n
Monday.
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Tur AppROAcuING ROYAL MARRIAGE.

D.. Al
Iovpoy. Nav G.-Thcrc Was gala process
si,n Yesterday from thc railway station at saH''rS 10
bc Palace ON the occasion OF the arrival Of the Ql''n
of the Belgian. and her daughter, Princess Siephn'' on
their way o Vienna for the marriage ON May ~ "' %
Princess and Prince Rudolph. The town was eaoo'"''y
lclt with A,,. md decorated With riumphal aioh'S
Go,iA last evening state dinner was SEei it @ ,,e
Pnin.e Ancrward There ~ara r,t'it"hoi "' ii,,',i,
a. ariry ,rrddlue lftr. The town "h7 "i' ~
1i',,,ir,tcd 1hrre was torchlrht pTo,'''l"l ~ 1
,,,T,.,s ,.,o forucd before the Palace, nahlIk WIN
H. trles th, nii ine OF the monosramo oI huuu,P % ai
s.,.,l I,,rou- were lighted ou the hrltlp"..t .tt
,'i ,nJ ibrrr ons grand display ~ hre"oth-' ihc
r,.l marty drove through TIE Town 10 "l,t', ~
iigintiinu Prince EDdolph returned 10 Ni''' az -
O'Clock lu-t night o.. ID. mil, yetrs SAWS {:
" Abnit hundred thousand -ithi-'I' ll' - pr,,a,
g. i rfif un thr orrn-lou of tho marriage oi ilN''
I.,ln'ph and FrucCe- 70, phanir.
s,tlnrns. May G-rhc royal part, drove 70 tue 'a''
, .t,tio,, through dense and enthusiastic oro"us oi
,i The tr,in started amid tuc strains "i tn,
k,fo,l Nufrm aul iuc chrcr- uf the p'"po' A"' f''
arrived 40 Vienna this afternoon. ,
vu.yvA. May 6-Pnnco Rudolph, on hi7 "rr''' H''o
tn, ,gos cordially received by dcpui"uon ol
,i,ht..u ~ his former tutors. The arrival al s'Doh
br,, of the train bearing the queen OF the b''s'h7'
ami priucesa Stephanio was awaited ny thc h'"F'io
F.np,l. Joseph, Prince Rudolph wearing thr H''A''l
,rer. of Knighthood. the stakeholder OF vienna "n'.
n prcsld,nt ~ tho Police. The train, the engine o'
which sas wreathed with noweEs, entered the faA"a'
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1.NnrR rILr spANIsn CONSTITUTION.

HAvANA. May 3.-Tho booming Of cannon
on the Cabanas fortress has announced the extension OF
the Constitution of Spain 10 the Island ~ Cuba. Troops
pardcd and the day one ~ general foSti'iiy The
G1.tc published the Constitution and also the royal dc
r-cc of April ordering it PRONUNCIATION without preu
dice to me Observance anI ulnlmcnt of the law Of Feb
r1ary 49, 1880 for the emancipation Of slaves, and
without nrcndice ~ other special laws IN f0re IN lupa
a. it,fcd by Article 80 ~ the Constitution In &c
onre with Article 3 the pres4 becomes irre ana cen
sor4hip L. abolished The GGsrHe today pubsne7 te
neral tribunal 10 try prcss offences Captain General
Ranro hns ordered the Installation O the ulDuhSH o
Havana and Puerto Principe.
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INDICTED FoR ELECTION FR4UDS.

The Hudson County Grand Jury which adjourned
sine die yesterday afternoon, handed IN TO judge
Knapp a large number Of indictments. Among them
were indictments against Police Captain Farricr and
Officer Hopkins of the First Precinct. and Judges
of Election Thomas Irottrr and Michael OMara. all
charged with stuihng the hailot-hoXcs Df the iust
District at the late charter election. Chief Murphy
will suspend Captain farrcr and officer thompson.
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THE ANIFER'S RUSSIAN ESCORT.

LoVpoN. May 6.-In the House Of Commons TO
day Lord Harrington, Secretary Of State for India
in reply 90 an inquiry, said
have 100 information ah0ut d Russian escort going TO
Cahu have asked The Marquis ~ Rpon. Governor
General Of India and be- has none Hitherto. RiSslaus
escortiuc members Of the Amcer's family haS, only
gone to th frontier There is British accredited
native agent 81 Russia al Ctbul
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LORD sALsBURY,s LEADERSHIP

LONDON. May THE ShndWdannounces that the
Conservative Peers will meet on Monday to ratfy
the selection Of Lord Salisbury for the leadership.
which they have already made. Although Lord
Salisbury may not az once be styled chief of the
whole Conservative party there can be little doubt
that he will really occupy that position The
NdRiard is assured that tie relations between Sir
Stafford Northcote aud Lord Salisbury will be- those
of close mutual confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

A meeting Of the Committee Of One Hun
drcd was held ust evening the headquarters n Wo-t
recuty .fourtl-t. 10 was reported tiat thcro were
seventy i've contested elections ia tho G77 election dis
tu,t- u which prmanc- held. The following CONF
mittcc on contested seats wa- appointed Ahram :.
Hewitt. William whitney, John u Voorhi- l.. o. Gar
ret-an. shepard +. knapp James L. kuhrrth, LdNafd
Patterson. K B Eoo-.yrlt aud Henry Murray. The
committee w so from time tu time Co hear the protrtI-
II wa. stated tnat there wcrr 0OO votes cat a. tbc
Ir!marig~
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THE INDICTED BlyK DuEc1oRS

TRENTON, y. j., May G.-ln the United states
Court this morning plea of NOT guilty Wa 'ui"rod ior
John McGrrrar. Charles r. Lockwood, william Gr'a'on
and James NJ Dickinson. directors % The fir-t National
Bank NJ Newark. who yesterday Indicted fnr cone
spr,cy in the management ~ The hank Thr indictment
contains nine counts The penalty for the offence m %
tine csa than 900 nor more than $1,000 and
imprisonment f1r term not exceeding two ycArh baL
uIcd at $4,000 iu each instance
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LoNpoN May "a subscription has been opened
10 raise $1,000 10 complete and bcauify lughendcn
Church a~ "a memorial 90 Lord Bcacousi'ld. Six of
the windows are 10 hc illuminated and the interior
o., to bc decorated. handsome spirc will be- erected
With 70 peal Of hells tho churchvah incosed with
handsome railing4 and monument placed over the
HrArnnNlrh AAulf
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GERMAN ENTHUSIASM OVER WAGNER.

BERLIN. May G.-Wagner's Nibeungen Triologv
was begun at the Victoria Theatre here last evening
There was an immense crowd Of spectators and
grrat cntousiasm prevailed. The composer. Wag-
ncr, was present, being seated in box. At the
conclusion Of the performance he was loudly
oh,,rrd when hc descended 10 the stage and re-
turned thanks for the reception given his work.
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THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

PARIS. May G.-M. Gambetta. who was present at
banquet to celebrate the abolition Of slavery. pro-
posed the toast ITO all French subjects beyond the
seas without distinction of race or color IN adj
dress from the English committee for the abolition
of slavery read, proposing the foundation of a
Frauco-Inglish committee for the abolition Of
slavery n Egypt similar plan to that controll-
ing the Egyptian finances.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--Yesterday morning
, ,ro,, l.,pcd from tfe Glrard Avenue Bridge ih'o
m. schuylAui River and WAS drowned ief na, ,n.
veil found floating IN the water have been s yesrs
me property OF Mr.. Mary fattel, l,on t"tn The lAdy
wa, highly respected Her husband J9ss aeye hist tbs
hosiery unntliacturer Her Ii''ts tho ,xt.teuleat
,,,r''s,,',f ~ -nufifued poor health ana tnN
pioslfSt , - hr M rri,ee had aao~iod hef reason
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PR0CLAnirD I-NDER THE ARMS ACT.

DUBLIN, MAY G.-The Ga-,re proclams the cities
ar d counties OF Cork and Kilkenny under the Arms
Act
LONDON Nav G.-Tie Standards dispatch from
Dublin saws the proclamations are under the Co
erciou Act that portions Of Kings and Queens
Counties also proclaimed, and that several baro-
MICS IN Kilkenny proclaimed under the Arms Act.
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4 corRr WIrHoUr 4 PROSECUTOR

PENSACOLA, Fla. May G.-Judgc Thomas
sc.tc and Marshal Durkec arrived here last sunday
evening. and the United states District Court
ycnod on Monday There being ro District Attorney
for tho Northern District ~ floudl. a criminal -s
aud an civil actlon4 100 which thr tuitd ~t'r. l- %
pArty Intending arfiou- of frplctlu for hrr M fr
pa-- upon fir public lands. vcrr continued unt4 thc
next regular r.Iu .u March. l----
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cLnsr or 49, NAsrTMLE R1cES.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May G.-TLls was tho
a., ., rho r,ces The weather was rainy ana tho
trach heavy The nrst Was race oil hNFes,.ns -,
- ~ ,ro.vear-ohls. and was won ny Lellha' w
nHs.t mn . Ia Inst, The Hec0ud race, a nlie sna ueh
h ~ ,car-od- sas won by booV,ok ia -'SV
Tnt third racc dash of a uile And q 9a'i's4' ""N
by Guy, IN 2.2lA@
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j, ct-XpOWurP- PLOT SCARE.

LoNpoN May ca parcel OF powder was OK
plodcd under the wall- Of the Barracks NJ Chester
last night. but the damage was trlug. II is be
hcycd that the perpetrators Of the act are some
miltiamcn who had been punished.
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he thankful 10 IL only however. preliminary point
gained In the great struggle TO relieve the country OF an
ntOlerable grievance. II paves the way for enlightened
legislation having for its object che turning back OF the
Asiac tide. Not only the Pacific Coast but the people
OF the great industrial centres OF the East Interested
in the speedy action Of Congress necessary give effect
10
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THE NFw-YORK NOMINATIONS.

,,n-s,nrv-r GARFIELD PIRM IN MS SUPPORT OF
,,,ncr poRRRTsoN-PRoBABILITY OF HIS EARLY
y-slGN1PIcANT ACTION OF THE
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ARRESTS AT PHIIADE LPHIA or PRISONS CHARGED
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