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A RORtANrIC LIE,
which Oaiy serves to SHOW what Fool.
INh things find CuFFeney.

Ish Things fIud CuFFeney.
viESSA, May lg-A strange piece OF
gossip is going the ronnd u the court
circles to-day relative to the sudden out.
burst ol emotion by The Princess s!sphaine
during the marriage ceremony, The story
In effect is that the Princess. who was
brought up 10 strict seClusion, visited
Paris at the tine Of the recent Exposition
In company with her father, and that she
travelled inCognito and stopped at an TN.
pfetentious hosel.
The Princess met q young American
who fell Ia love with her, ignorant Of her
rank, and took an opportunity In the Ex.
position hall, while her father was mo
mentatily absent, 10 declare his Affection
and request permission 10 appeal TO her
father The Princess fed from him, and
HubsequenL Inquiries developed to the
American lotef the identity Of his In
amotata, and, although he RETAINED from
again attempting 10 address her, he FOL.
loved her 10 Brussels and then 10 Vienna,
and wac present atthe matriaRe Cetemo.
ny, being recognised BY the Princess, who
burst ont Into Ct Of hysteriCal weeping
a. described.
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BASE BALL YESTERDAY.


ST. Louis, May ia private letter
from New York confirms the report thai
Carl schutz is to make that city bis home.
He is temporarily staying al the Park, q
family hotel on grand and Mercer streets.
The letter states that Mf. Schultz and his
daughters are 10 occupy q furnished house
o. soon a. they can fad one 10 suit them.
II was the intention oil some prominent
Republicans Of &. Louis 10 give MI
gehutE welcome home banquet when he
arrived here few days ago. They com.
municated with him, and be told them
that bis STAY here would Be- bfiei, and i'm.
parted an intimation Of bis intention 10
reside In the East In the future. Upon
hearing this the committee decided 10
drop the banquet Idea,
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SUPPORTERS OF THE ADMINISTRA.
1ION
Propose 10 Hold u mass Meeting In New
YORK 10 Pretsst Against COnhIInE's
Course.

Propose 10 Hold y mass Meeting In New
YORK 10 Pretsst Against COnhIinE's
Course.
NEw YoRK, May IA paper has been
circulated in the city by leading
friends Of President Garfield and Secretary
Blaine, calling for mass meeting in tho
Academy Of Music, TO protest agalnst the
course pursued by Messrs. ConklluH and
Plat, Rs representatives Of this city arc
State, in endsavoring to dlscredit tho
administration and divide the Republican
party and subject 1t to boss rule, and
making. patronage the sole aim OF their
service in the Senate.
This paper, which contains o strong or.
raignnent Of ConkliDg's course In the Sen.
atR and approval Of the Rdminiatraton
Of Garfield In reforming abuses, DC,
has been signed by large number Of the
foremost Republicans in the city, many
Of whom contributed very llberaly 70
the expentes of the last cImpiign. Itwfs
intended 10 hold the meeting early
this week, but az at that time there
seemed o be a probability thAt the noml.
nation OF Robertson would be confirmed
at once the matter was deferred. II 10
now proposed to publish call this week,
un!ess there is some definite action taken
vt Washington tomorrow. The meeting
will be held in the Academy Of Music,
and John Jacob Astor, John A. Stewart,
L. NJ. Bates and otter leading Republic.
ans, 1t is raid, will take part. The gen.
tleman In charge Of the paper relueeS to
make II known until the Committee have
had another meeting.
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A BLOODY BATCH
OF FriEhtfnI RFacases and RepuIsIVe
Grimes.

OF FriEhtfnI FFaeaSss and RepuISIVs
Grimes.
NEw Yonk, May l2.-Tn Dublin, Ca,
'Iish Coates, ,colored, was arrested for whip.
ping woman so severely that her death
is tnomenarily expected. He was re.
leased . few weeks ago from The Peniten.
tiary, where he was sent Tor four years
for Waylaying q negro woman and whip.
ping her to death.
Al SwainsboTough Court House, Geor.
gia, James Vamill shot and instantly kill.
ed his brother JEFF, who had interiered In
On alteration between Joe and his'Wiie.
Near Atlanta, Georgia, Milton Hart and
Jesse Register fought duel with knives.
Both are reported dying. Register was
almost entirely disembowled.
At Philadelphia last evening an infuri.
ated German, named Frank fhuma, at.
tempted 10 kill bis wife, at their home,
1890 Mutter street. He then hanged him.
self.
BA1tMoRE, Mp., May l2.-Alired Wig.
gins, colored, was shot BY policeman
Dorsey last evening, while Tobbing
schooner. Virgins fell, or jumped, over.
board, and was drowned.
CAARLEsToN,S O., May'l2.-In Spartans.
burg county, Bergman Hicks, aged 30,
killed bis wife by first shooting her and
then cutting her throat. Heimmediately
mado two attempts at suicide by cutting
his own throat. Hicks was arrested.
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R. R. TIMBER.
LETTER PROM SEcRErAE4 w1uDOu
Concerning the Right Of Railroads 10
Take Material for the COns,raS
IiOn or Their Tracks Prem
Public LAnds AdJaeent.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-The Secretary
ot the Interior to-day addressed letter
to the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office, relative to the right Of railroad
companies to take timber from public
lands by virtue of the right OF way act Of
1875. The law referred 10 provides that
any railroad company organized as therein
provided shalI have the right To- take
from the public lands adjacent to the
line oil said road material, earth, stone,
and timber necessary for the construction
OF said railroad.
The HFst observation made by the Sec.
rsIary Ia that this law refers exclusively
to the contemplated or unconstructsd
roads Companies have NO right 10 lake
timber, under this act, for repairs or tho
lurther Improvement cf roads already
constructed.
With reference to the right 10 take Tim.
her for construction purposes, the secr0.
tAly says: Congress, in providing that
railroad companies should have right To
take timber from the public lAnda Ada.
cent 10 the line OF construction
evidently meant The timber standing or
growing adjacent 10 the line as dis.
tinguished from the timber farther Cd.
hence the nearest timber upon public
lands measuring lsterRlly from the line Of
road within the teImiDi thereof. To
hold that ihe timber In all instances must
be taken from the nearest points to the
road measuring latsTally from the line
wonld In many case wholly defeat the In.
tention oI Congress. Such would bs the
case In sections OF the country
where no timber could be found
Tor many miles on either aide
Of the line, In such cases the Secretary
ls Of the opinion that the law contem.
plates that timber may be taken from any
point opposite the line within the termi.
nj, and carried forward and distributed
as required In the construction. This
right, however, the Secretary holds, 10
granted only to railroad companies duly
organized according 10 the provisions Of
the act oil 1876, and to none other. No
has the power 10 give general
authority 10 the public 10 cut timber from
public lands. ln such clseS the railroad
companies would have no right 10 direct
the place where and the manner In which
the timber should be taken, nor any con.
troll whatever over the individuals cutting
timber. ln conclusion, the Secretary de-.
ctdes that In all instances where q rail-.
road company desires to take large quan.
titles oi earth, stone or timber under the
provisions oil the act, from any one par.
Itcular spot, II sh hould be required 10 make
application to the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office to do go.
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An EpiScopaIiau MInister PFeac hes In q
Presbyterian church.


BUFFALO, N. Y, May ia dispatch
from Baltimore stating that Rev. Dr.. Van
Bokelyn, otthis city, had, without eccsss
sstic authority, preached in Pfest ytetiAn
church Of that city created quite a furore
among the Episcopallans Of this city. The
Right Rev. Bishop Coke regretted that the
affair Lad been published. He tececeived
notification Of DR.. Bokelyn's actions from
the rector Of the church at CAntonsVille
aud hoped that Dr.. Van Bokelyn would
explain himself satisfactorily. The notice
Was q legal step necessary 10 be made.
The case will doubtless be presented to the
Ecclesiastical Council Of the Church at an
early day. Dr.. Bokelyn Is visiting In the
East. He ls rector 0t the wealthiest and
oldest Episcopal church in the city.
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AN OYArION ~ THECzAR.
Upon HIS Arrival with his Wife and EOI
ANkl, peteFAbuFK


ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE Car,
CzArina aud CzMovitCh arrived here from
Gatichina yesterday morning, and drove to
AnniuchkoG palace. At noon the CzW, In
an open CstriSge with Prince Adlnberg,
drove through Great Sadowa street to
Champ De. Mars, the Empress and the rest
OF the Imperial household following iu
mourning carriages. The usual Cossatk
escort was dispensed with, but brilliant
cohort ol mounted officers closely preCed.
ed and followed the Csrrisgea. Enormous
crowds Of people lined Nswske, Prospect
and other streets leading 10 the place
where the review oi troops took place.
Tho Car took horse near the place
where the review was held, and the Em.
press took au open carriage. They passed
along the i've lines OF troops, followed by
large suite, and the usual foreign and
military representatives. The troops, who
numbered 10000, received the Car with
enthusiasm. The public were not admitted
to. the review grounds, except by tickets,
and TO raised platforms erected for the oC.
Casion. Alter the review their majestiss
luuched with Prince AIdenberg. They
visited the cathedral Of the Fortress, and
Vestal Chapel on CSperine Canal. Crowds
Of people assembled along the route they
trayersed, and welcomed the royal party
cordially.
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ornnr.s rom California.

CHICAGO, 1Lt., May 12.-Caliiornis
plumS, grapes and pears are eiamiliar sights
In Chicago in their season. but California
oranges by the car load have only been
seen by The eye Of tAith until to-day, when
four carloads arrived from the celebrated
gloves Of Mr.. Joseph ". WoliskilIe. OF
Los Angeles, which cover an area OF four
hundfed acres. The trade was only re.
Gently started. Gsptumlses 10 grow. The
consignment wAs 10 good condition, and
sold al s. and 90 per box. The sAle ol
California oranges here in large quantities
is only q question oi freight. II the Gov.
etnment6ullt roads will OarrS at decent
rates, hundreds Of Cat.losds Of Los Ange.
los oranges can end q ready market 10
Chicago, Cincinnati aud 81. Louis.
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Responsibility for cattle In ocean Ti"n

BALTIMORE, Msy 19.-In December last
Nelson Morris, oi Chicago, shipped from
this port, on the steamer Enrique, mum.
ber Of cattle for Liverpool. During the
voyage the vessel encountered severe
gales, and 1t is charged that one hundred
and twenty.six bead OF cattle were thrown
overheard. Subsequently Morris llbelled
the Enrique, bringing suit to recover
Sl75OO, the estimated value OF the cattle.
Judge Morris, in the United States District
Court, filed his opinion to-day in favor Of
OF tbs respondent,
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rps ro,er. Of the corporation oI Mounds
a. viIl decide on the 26:h oI this month
os ,s. ,hs question Of taking $1,000 Of stock
:" V ,bs Wheeling, IArksrsburg 4 Charles
-, - + p,ilro,d. There seems to be little or
W. We doob; that the subscription will be
~ .,,,sd by , decided majority, Mounds
Ill. bw no municipal debt, and Is GER
"jsIy in good shape to take 81 900 OF stock
:, ,bls important enterprise.
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THE OLD WORLD.
UNEASY LIE rHE CROwHED HEADS.
Prospects Of Grave Complications ArIS.
Ing Out Of the TunIs AHaIr-AeW
Reign Of Terror In Ireland.
RaSSIan Items, &c.
ANTI-JEwISH RIOTS.
EnIiFe Jewish Quarter at RisH Burned.
OutFages at OIheF cities.


ST. PETERsBURe, May l2.-Ths River
ptVina, at Arch Angel, has flooded great
part Of the town, causing great distress.
To'day's papers are full Of accounts OF
the Snti.Jewish riots in the south and
southwest There was two days riotins
at Bsresowka, Government oi Cheron.
Shops, were plllagsd, and three Jewish
houses burned, There was q serious en-.
counter between the peasants and village
authorities at ViCtorawk, Government OF
Odessa, owing to the authorities trying to
recover stolen property. TTooPs were
dispatched there from Odessa. At Kieff
the troops are stationed In the steests.
One person was killed and eighteen
wounded, There have been 400 arrests.
The Municipal Council is dsliberaung
with closed doors on measures 10 prevent |
further disturbances. The chief ring
leaders were strangers who came form the
north, near Jenewinka, Tuesday. Jewish
houses and shops were destroyed. There
are similar accounts from many other
places, Two speCiah trains Of refugee
Jews have arrived at BerdecheE.
A battalion Of infantry was sent from
Ifraspot, Monday, to suppress the riots at
AnAnjsf, where oil the houses Of the
Jews have been destroyed. Two commit.
lees have been formed at Z i1Abetbgrad,
one composed Of Jews for the assistance
81, the individual sufferers, and from the
violence Of the mob, and the other, com.
posed Of Nhrlatians, To relieve families.
Four hundred persons were arrested at
BAlta, where q proclamation had been
issued melting the Christians against the
Jews.
vienna, May 10.-A merchant Of Lem.
berg received telegram from KieG 10.
lay, stating that the whole Jewish quar-.
Ter, known as Podol, has been burned.
The damage hAs been estimated at 0,00O,.
)00 roubIss, Crowds Of refugee Jews are
'roSsing the Austrian frontier o! PodAu.
aeIyska,
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AnoIher Ailsrtd Prayer Cnro.

ClNcrSNArl, May IA special from
Owingsvills, Bath county, KY, reports
great excitement u that region over what
is called a prayer cure, and relates that
James W. Powell, sonin.lsw Of ex Con.
pressnau John D. Young, was cured sud !.
denly and festoisd TO full health and
vigor on last Friday evening by prayer,
after suffering Iot more than year from
a dreadful m8lAdY.
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said to be More SERIOUS than was at frat
REPORTED.

NEw YoRE, May IA Washington
special says: Mrs. Garfield Is better this
morning, but her condition Is undoubtedly
CRITICAL. During The past four days the
temperature OF her blood has not fallen
below 104 degrees. The President attends
her constantly, and Is hl uselt much ex'
haussed. The beat continues to increase,
the thermometer registering Oh In the
shade at II O'Clock this morning. Mrs.
Garfield Is too Ill 10 be moved or abe would
be carried TO some healthier place than
the White House Rt once.
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NEw YoRk, May Rehabilitation was
received at the Produce Exchange to-day
Of the inability ofHermSn Brock to meet
his mercahtils obligations. The CONNER.
ciai says the failure caused considerable
surprise. The liabilities are said 10 be
large. He was al operator In pork and
laFh
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:, .,esmships landed 6,52l immiErants
Nav u York Monday. OF this great mum.
1893 came in three vessels, OF
" '.., ,,loon comlorts we're not enjoyed
,nvof the new comes, but no COM
" i,,n, Of horrors" or even i'll treatment
N. bseu entered.
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TERRIBLE HEAT
Atthe ASiEopoils-Sumsrons BunsiTOkes
Yesterday.

Atthe OllS-S umsrous BunstEOkes
Yesterday.
Nav YoRk, May l2.-The heat here 10.
day was intense, the lhtruonetsr regis.
tsring In some places as high as go In the
shade.
During the review oithe First Brigade,
al the Prospect parade ground, the great
heat effected the men terribly. They bs.
gan falling on the ground, while general
CONSERVATION petvadsd the ranks, end the
parade bad 10 be abandoned. Everything
possible was done for those ptostfated.
With the exception Of two men, Whn we're
sent 10 the hospital, all lbe sbiI fsl
we're able 10 be removed In their honea.
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A Crsyasss % The mississippi.

YlcKsHuRa, MAy IA break in the
levee at Alsatia, la, about two hundred
yards wide and spreading rapidly occurred
there tO.dSy. The water Is running
through with great velocity. Little pros.
peCt Of closing the break 10 entertained.
Damage heavy.
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NEwARE, n. j., May l2.-Thos. A. Edl.
son, the electrician, has purchased the
factory al East Newark, which belonged
10 the Pateta Manufacturing Company.
He will Manufacture lhete his electtIC
lights, and will, II is said, Hiye employ.
ment Al The start 10 100 men,
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vtESSA, May i2 1T is said the dismiss.
ed Bulgarian Prime Minister KafavelofE
will be prosecuted on the charge Of hav.
ing withheld from Prince Alexander i'm.
potlant letters and documents from Ber.
liz and 81. Petersburg.
The Frn Praa says the Prince is dis.
pleased by one Ui the Minister'S having
agitaled for union Of the Bulgafians
which IA contrary 10 the treaty with Ber
lin and Of the bon.auppfeseion Of The
manifestations Ia favor Ofthe Nihilisls.
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A RAILROAD op.,,,.. !. s,..,.,.,,.

DENLY May l2.-Ths electric railway
A'en'efIald, Prussia, was opened 10.
b' Ny ind Nasa perfect success. A mum.
Fs'e Ptetent, ''''""''N AHu '"''A''
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LONDON, May i9.-The delay in ap.
pointing q successor 10 Thornton, the
BtitiAh Minister at Washington, ls gener.
ally attributed 10 LayatdS teluetanee 10
pccept post below an ambassadonhip,
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Another Victim, of the star ROuts Ring

Another Victim OF the star Route Ring.
CHtLILcorHE, Ohio, May R.-The mail
route between. this city aud .BAinbhdge,
which has been carried on by Mr.. George
Recobs since last August, Is ascertained
to be one OF the routes OF the high.toned
Washington, D. O., robbers. Last sum.
msr the departmental Washington eetab.
lished mail line between The points
named, when parties OF Washington ad.
vertiSed for contracts for carrying the
mail. Recobs was awarded the contract
q as per month, and until this month
regularly received Q check for that
amouht. This month, however, the pay
ment was somewhat delayed, and Mr..
Recobs instituted an investigation, which
resulted In showing that the government
was paying 81, 200 Tor the service be per.
formed, while he was receiving only $40
for II. A. H. Brown & 70. is the name OF
The firm or league with which ReCobs con:
ttscted Tor carrying the mail. The Gtm Of
Brown l. Co. is said to control 7O9 routes
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Largest Paper silIi iu the world Harmed.
NIAGARA FALtA, N. Y, May 19-The
Niagara Falls paPet manutactory, on Bath
island. was burned last evening. The loss
is S2oOO00 II was insured for $4,000,
snnpoSed incendiArv.
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FIVE PER CENTS
CALLED IN Br SECRETARY WISDOA,
To be Paid on August lsIh, or Con-
IInued NJ the GoVsSnment's Pleas.
uFs At Three and One'uAlG
Per CenIum Interest.

WASH SG7oN, May l2.-The following
circular, embracing the one hundred and
third call, with a provision for the con.
tinusncs Of the 5 per csLt bonds, was
Issued to-day:
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GLOUCESTER, Mas, May l9,-The re.
csipls oil Goldfish for the week ending to-
dsy, we're 1878 pounds,
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Dublin, May l2.-A report is current
At Tnam today that the emigfant ship
which LETT Galway Last week had sunk
With oil on board.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, May l9.-Ths thst.
mometsr At noon to-day stood Ol in the
shade,
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...-.. ,n,. ., and 2 rour..snlA slrset.

ia, Noundsvills Ga.st.EsAys that New
v.,,is,yilIs ap is at this time the most
'.'l,in, AI little town on the Ohio river
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ACcl6s1f on tHE PAN HANDLE.
CoiIlaioa Between Two Freight frains-
trains Delayed bat no Loss OF LIfe.


sp.cIAl D.Ipateh to the ihtallGenesr.
About ave o'clock this evening two
freight trains Collldsd on the Pan Handle,
near Hanlin's stUiloh. Both engines were
badly wrecked aud a number Of cars.
Engineers and firemsn escaped with slight
ibjytlss. Nos. l and 70 passenger trains
are dstained. The wreck will be cleared
by ten n,nlnck.
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ToRoSro, May i2.-Ths thermometer
matked 30 degrees to-day, the highest
figures recorded during May since The OBJ.
sefyatory was established ID ~,
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Jos Emmet Iu an EnSilAh Insane A,Jiuu.
NEw YORK, May l2.-A Liverpool
special says. ]. K. Emmet, the Actott
has broken hls engagement and been
placed In lunaliC asylum.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-23
Games and Drinking Places.

THAT notice in the Sentinel" said DR..
Shields yesterday morning, "had the de-
sired effect" This remark was occasioned
by the item concerning the bill for separat-
ing gaming and drinking places, which, after
being referred to the Committee on Tenn.
perance, was not reported for several days.
Now" continued the Doctor" want to
vote for that bill"
lis the temperance sentiment at Seymour
very strong?" asked the reporter.
Eyes, it is, and sensible. However, made
no pledges. | was ask ed to make none.
made no bid for the Temperance vote, but
the most Jealous temperance men voted for
me, and i am going 10 faithfully carry out
their views when it does not conflict with
my judgment 1t is not much that legisla-
ton can do for the cause Of temperance
it can not abolish intemperance-but to all
that it is potent to accomplish am willing
to contribute my help. While L may not
be regarded as q temperance man by the
people prominent in Temperance Societies.
guess that they feel confident that will
do what / believe best for the cause. /
would not vote for prohibition, be-
that something far beyond the
power of legislation. But here is bill
to divorce drinking places and all kinds OF
games. Now, the liquor traffic is of itself
sufficiently aggressive. | think it ought to
be disrobed of this purple and fine linen in
the way of pool and billiards, and the like
Yes. l will support the bill, and think g
great many OF our Red Ribbon men at Sey.
mour would ask nothing better"