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TYLEGR1PHIc NOTES.

THE ARREST or MURDERIR
ST. LOUIS April 29.-liaycs White, the negro who
Killed " r bcAtc, o Crittrndcn County, Ark. On
Apnl -, bas been discovered and arrested.
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATC RI ADIOTRNED
PROVIDENCE, X. l., April 29.-Ihc General Assem-
bly adjourned nuay today alter session Of hocn weeks
A FORMER CLEKGYMAN SERIOUSLY Ill.
CHICAGo April 29.-Dr. H. W. Thomas well
known Methodist clergyman Is reported 10 be danger
Ousy vi with pneumonia
BURIAL OF THE REV. DIR. VISTON.
Providence, *. l., April 29.-lhc remains of Tho
Rev Dr. A. Nnt0n inferred today In swan Point
Cemetery, the Rev. Phillip Brooks officiating.
THE TAXES OF BUFFALO.
RtFFAIO ApTil 29.-lhe amended Controller
rrt a. adnpcd in Council COmmee nIes the amount
10 be raised by taxation for the ensuing year at So0)AO
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS DISAGREE. q,
LITTLE Rock Ark, April 29.-Ihc efforts TO heal
the differences between the proamendment and anti amend
ment wings OF Democratic party by compromise las'
night failed utterly.
LAND LEAGUE MEETING IN NEWJEhsEh. -
BoRpENToWN n. j., April 20.-Dr. William Gal
laTber president ot the Pamel Land League OF noIk
sdlr,e.rd League meeting here tonight MISS fAy
PaTnen present
BUSINESS FAILURE IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON. April 28.-Ihe papers OF the hrln OF
- McRr1de Co cotton factors, went 10 protest ytcItl
g. ertent of Al liabilities Of tho nrIn aie s'VuVV
which are covered by the asset~
A RECEIVER's SALE CONPIRMED. q,
AI1ANY April 29.-,Iustice Westbro1 X has granted
80 ord er 10 The matter the Globe Mutual Lie insurance
the sale by JAmea D. FiAh, receiver OF
certain ts in York, well % tho Merose ana tiss
III an property. total amount realized Was s2oSsSo
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LOSDON, Friday, April 20, l-el.
Adclina Patti il suffering from acute bronchitis.
The Emperor william has gone to Wlesbaden.
The Duchess Of Edinburgh has returned to England
from Russia
Several Spanish papers to-day express the behef
that the Government will dissolve the COrtes without
nreyiousy bringing forward the Budget
Governor Sir Hercules Robinson was to leave Durham
TODAY for Newcastle 10 attend tho sittngs OF the Royal
Commission.
NJ. Condouriotis, the new Greek Ambassador, is ex-
pected at Constantinope next week with full power TO
sign convention for the surrender 0i the Territory
The Standard says; 1.-THE movement among the haoi
calls An opposition 10 monument 70 Lord Beaconsied
osspm,ne tangible form. An amendment TO tho pro
po Ia likely 70 be submitted In the House OF Commons
The Anchor Line steamer Assyria, Captain Campbell,
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CONSOLIDATION IN BROOKLYN.

The meeting yesterday of representatives, Of
the rapid transit interests In Brooklyn. who have COM
bncd Ia hulld trunk line from Fulton Ferry :" Flat
bush and Atiantcaves. was attended by Henry {.
Mrphy C. 4 Flint. \. l.. culver, william ki'hald-or.
Charles ~torrs Jesse Johnson and v. G. Dewitt. THO
committee 10 which referred the question ~
the need Of fourth Commission Ia lay ont
the consolidated 1Utes. having obi,ln'd tho
opinion of DAVID Dudley ilrld, presented rport
In which IL stated that the 'rlu" lnr run.
ning from F:ton Ferry and The bridge 10 Iathish and
Auni.cayrs the Myrtle Ayrnur Line and tie ll' 10 mo
Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad ,"uld %" brt
wfhont any further legislation or any further tomnls-
-on and that such Commission Only necessary 20
form the connection with the Eastern District, Tor
which "a priiiou could BE- presented hereafter.
The report. which read 10y Henry g. Murphy, was
unanimously adopted Mr.. Murphy moved that a coiu.
nttec of five containing on" rprcsenttit" ~ tacl "t
the infcrrsis represented at the meeting ihr B""kyu
Fl,tbush and Conry Island Railroad Company, tho
Brooklyn Rapid Trau, Company, the Ear River Bridge
and Conry Island COmpany-thc Mlant'r Afrnne COM
pany aud the Long Island Company, be- appointed 10
confer the details Oi building the trunk lne Aer
considerable discussion this was adopted, and the st
lection OF it, representative "n@ lcft 10 each company
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rOpICS AT WASHINGTON.
o,1rrcAL AND PERSONAL QUESTIONS.

por TTICAL AND PERSONAL QUESTIONS.
,,.sroys PoR TIE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS COMMIT
TIE TO CoNsIDER-THE STAR RorTE iNV@Sii-
aArroN TO BE PUSHED WITHOUT fA'oh "N
ALLIANCE REPORTED. A.
- "a stated with confidence that the com
....n .nnointed jn pursuance of the agree
~ of the recent caucus of Republican SEN
'.srs was intrusted with power to consider
Yer ..veral important questions of party policy'
...h as the advisability of holding executive
.sssions, and to consult with the President
s.snecting some of his nominations POST
'sss.sr. r.General James assumes the entire re-
snons;bility for everything that has been done
n connection with the Star Route lnvestisa- ,
tiop Il which will be pursued without favor S,"9 to
snv % one. A report is mentioned to the eiieG' nee,
that Mr.. Conkling has made an alliance @ wl,n
,he Democratic Senators to defeat Judge hoo-
srtson's confirmation.
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THE DISLSTER IT ELGIN.
TIE STATEMENT OF 4 PASSENGER oN THE LOST
FEERYBOAr-TnE BOAT ALMOST wAIERL""Gtp
BEFORE IT LEFT TIIr SHORE.


TIE STATEMENT OF PASSENGER oN rHE LOST
FEnRYBoAr-TnE BOAT ALMOST wATERLO"GtD
BEFORE IT LEFT THr SHORE.
CHCNGo. April 29.-A dispatch to The Morn
iag Necs from Ilsiu. H., says William Long who
was one Of the pass, ayers tho fcrryhlI Wh"h sank
here Yesterday made the following statement There
were boat about twenty ASc pcrson- T" bottom
of the boat was fun of water mp the noor and before
start NJ laid 10 Sullivan and Murphy. who were rin-
ming the boat For Cod sake men. bail her out h"inr"
W. 20" BUt they plid no attention to me. Those on
board were principally grown persons. although there
were seven or eight children their way to -ch"" on
the cast side. When bad reached the middle ~ ihe
stream the boat began to take water. The passengers
seemed To o-c all rro and rushed from one end
OF the boat 70 the other The 10 action caused tn" boat 10
take more Wnier got upon he -rat in The middle ~
the boat aud tried rct the people 10 sand s'll hut
they would not Then .hc boat sank and the INST wnNc
that swept over her with the swift ,urcnt, carried thr
frightened and screaming people away ciung to the
seat and ~ luck woud nav u. lous c!othe~uc ono
end OF which WIZ fastened 20 the boat, within reach
Seeing lttlc rin Goainl aion- several rod- below.
swan 10 her. and pulled myself aongv her ha' = to
thc b,ot which -il hung 10 "a, b~ 10y thc guy rope
again caught hold of fhc seat, when tie "rrr "i lht
ciir M agniust my body tore 10 "oac AID ne iitr sf
All about were men and women rtr1grliny ih w"
rushing waters some Of them c"hd -"im ana ii" -
hear them shtick and then dnNn snmr ~ them i"r
the ln-f time Several rods in front 81 ~ wa mn"
pnrl named Einfna B'fiugrr. she -ank several times
! wA- unable turcnrh h'I ire-'htN = kNSS, ,Ip"uvt
ts0pc gathered the shores. and could hear rul-
fused yolis telhng uS i0 % Af up h.tlc "nS'
boat came shOotiuG over nom lh' SNORT "hh "'EAh
gathering mp the struggling aud cNhan.rl ~ lmn' -
4 boat came tu "h'fo NV -"li hnd thr hl' iahh Rfi
noitiuG ~ the ohr-nhh ""' hu"t 10 'Hh' ",,i
uf A. -ai save the B'friurrf Htl ah,hl "i u" We
hold out mn l"nsrf' H." man i'l -' 'nd -''',d
thc i.fIs lifr: while another h"tt cam" Z" Ia! IT'H'
fil vi td Tie uitlr Eifl dld mo
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KILLING HER CHILDREN AND HERSELF

GRAND ISLAND. Ncb.. April 29.-Christian
Koch. engine wiper Tor engine No. 80, which runs be-
Grand Island aud -. PAUL upon returning TO 81.
Paul tn, morning from this place. went 10 his home,
where hc found the door locked He looked In the win
dow and Jaw Of his children in bed and his wife
lyug with blood around her upon the floor the bed
o. the sheriff and together they vent I'm aud found
tLr tire" children in bed and the wire the hOOr all
With their throit= cut. and razor On table near by.
The children aged four years two years and - <
n lnth- respectively. IL l. thought the mother first
uuterrd her children and then committed suicide she
lrft only the tWo words " GOOd.hy behind her
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4 DOUBTFUL ALLIANCE.
MIR. CONKIlNG AID TIE BOrHBONS SAID TO BIZ
woRKISG TOGETHER To DESTROY MrtMICAN
SUPREMACY IN NEW-YOIK.

WoRKING TOGETHER 10 DESTROY IdrJ BiICAN
SUPREMACY IN Nkw-YuRK.
lBY TELEGEATH 70 IHR TRinCNL
WASHINGTON. April 29.-EX->enator Eaton Of
Connecticut has been in Washington this week. lie
and Senator COnkling are warm personal friends,
and they have been much together since Ia, arrival.
Yesterday they had long confidential conversation
in the Republican cloak room at the Senate. 4
Republican Senator said To - TRlBU ~ corrc-
spondent this evening that lac had made up his
mind from circumstances within his knowledge,
that Mr. Eaton came here in pursuance Of an under
standing with Senator COnking to use his influence
among Democratic Senators TO secure votes against
the confirmation Of Judge Robertson. The Ercning
Star OF to-day contains the following paragraph:
Ex-senator Eaton Of Connecticut. IN the city. ad
yss the pcmpCra Senators tu stick 10 their present
position until 1883 He also dyisc- them =" vote for
The rejection Of Robertson and says that (" hop tonk
ling defeat Robertson H. create breach ~ The FIuh
hcau party OF Ncwlork that viii give the state To the
Democrats.
Much as Senator COukling may desire the defeat
of Judge Robertson. hc would not be likely 10 seek
to compass that result at the cost oi the political
control Of the State Of New-YorH.
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SHOCKING DEATH or i YOUNG LfDE

PROVIDENCE, II. l.. April 29.-Miss SIaris
stmson Dnan daughter of the late Professor j. Lewis
Dnan OF Brown University. was killed here this even
ing She WAS riding horseback, attended by student
~ the university hen her horse became unmanagcahe
IN going down An'st and dashed against tree IN the
t,r ~ the First Blti-t rhurchy4rd. The young Lady
died touc-siu of the brain Her attendant had
iu.f caught the rein her horse but too late tO turn. and
hr and hi. harse Wcnt through fence and the bank
wall ~ twelve frci into IN" rhuichyard. receiving
ntic INJURY. Mis-, Dnmn wac twenty year, Old Her
father aird three months asO.
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PROTESTING AGAINST DIRECTORS.

CmCAGo, April 29.-A dispatch from Coun-
ell Rufus ,ays At meeting Of the Council Bluffs Board
NJ Trade today vigorous protest against the appoint
mont %, thr new GOVERNMENT directors of the Union
p,rr Railroad was adopted. The reason for this action
j. i'm General that the appointment Of Ge"rgr ". Frost,
~ t,rnnhn and Agrstu- KuOutz Of NeW-lork virtually
nf ouuha /, more the interest of the railroad mama
g,.r, than OF the Government.
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RAPID TRANSIT PLAN OPPOSED.

4 large delegation OF residents from the
third and Twenty fourth Wards called on the
MAYOR Yesterday and presented rcmonStran'o signed
by many the taxpayers living and owning property IN
Tlravr beyond Harlem Bridge, AGAINST the appoint
mont nf a new Rapid Transit Commission ana The con-
sfcction Of an elevated railroad IN ThrdaNr from tho
Harlem Bridge to Forthain.
Thr Mayor said that he would take action until hs
had received from the Corporation Counsel ai opinion
whether or rot under the provisions ~ the act, he vas
cumprlled to appoint commissioners.
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ticket. Some of the Republicans of Virginia, in.
Guiding Representative Jorgenscn and number of
oficc-holders, opposed TO such policy 1t would
tend, they think, TO the disntegratiou of the ke-
would tend 10 depreciate the political importance of
those Republicans in the State who have hitherto
claimed 10 be leaders and who have controlled the
Federal patronage,
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UNAUTHORIZED EXPRESS BUSINESS.

CINCINNATI, April 29.-Judge Baxter, OF the
United states Court, who yesterday inuatcd that II
case were properly brought before him be would re-
strain the ohio and Mississippi Railroad from doing An
press business to-day told by counsel FOR the re-
cef,r OF the road that the express business had been
authorized by order OF the Court, Issued long ago
Judge Baxter said he would grant counsel week or
until the return Mr King the receiver TO ind such
ORDER II II wac found be would revoke II.
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ANTLHEBREW RIOTS.

BERLIN. April IA popular movement against
the Hebrews ha, broken ont at Argrnan, West PruS-
,l. A mob. Jed hv q >ch"ol-tcachrr. has wrecked
The houses Of some hebrews and maltrcatcd the III
mates.
~ PETERsBrEG. April 29.-Scrious disturbances,
originating IA the superstition If the pcaslntry r.
glniiug u" Jewish Passover rites. have occurred at
EliZahc tbgr.ii in the Government of khrrson. \
mob dc ,troycd the tyiqgugar. Many rioters were
KILLED by thr troops. waioh were summoned to re-
pr, ~ the ric'
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fHtEGED UITH KILLING / BOZ

George Schrcnf, age eight, died early yes
trlay morning from the effects of an INJURY 10 biz head
which his parents believed had been received by acct
dent. While wake was being held last evening over
th.. body no No Go West F0Ty-scvonthst, 1t was
learned that the boy had been struck by FREDERICK
I",..r ,,,r t,cuty.tvo of 80 IA Truth-aSc. Dancr
"a A. present nt the wake apt wis arrested by the police
f mo T,y,ut, second Prcrti"t. lie locked mp 10
uW.tit The action OF the coroner.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
TUNIsIAN TRIBES SUBMITTING.


HEBREWS 1TI~TREATED IN PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA
ENIcUoNs PREVENTED IN IRELAND-MR. BRAD
LAUGHS CLAIM.
Some of the Tunisian tribes have submitted
at Kef to the French troops. The French
Government refuses TO recognize the suzerainty
OF the Sultan over Tmis. AntiHebrew riots
are reported from Russia aud Prussia Threat
encd evctions have been successfully re-
sisted in Ireland The Fortune Bay claim il
still the subject Of negotiation. Mr.. Glad
stone j. ahont to bring III bill to meet Mr.
Bradlaugh's case.
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THE URECKED CHESAPE1KE.

NrW-LoNDoN. Conn, April 2?.-Captain
SCOTT gives 10 h- opinion that tle steamer Chcsa
pcakr ashore 90 Fishers I-nnd. will prov" total lo-"
fhouh thr agent ~ the line has some hopes that she
,N,t be- got OF She lies about thI:ty feet from the
sh,r. In tbc hrraker- and il hcccd oG shore that
,ry .pn goes straight into her The weather since she
grounded has been uniatortbe. the '2't Wlhd maxim
i.r.. n,.yV swell Win favorable weather II viii
lr,hly tax two three diy- longer Ia complete the
r,tuu, al uf the CARO-.
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NO FCsION IN CANADA.

TORONTO, April pa special dispatch from
London to The Globe says: >" A Grand Trunk EAiiwsy
meeting wac held to-day. The Board OF Directors sup
ported by the Shareholder TO the resolution thae
SO long as the Great Western Company u bound by tbs
agreement which n proposes 10 make with the aus
81 Louis and Pacific company Is h"tter Tor tue Hrann
Trnnk Company itr Interests, 10 decline 10 con-
slider any arrangement for fusion with the Great vest
ern Company"
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SIZED FOR VIOLATING TIE SUNDAY LAW.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 2".-Ihc Htatc Attor'
ney or tl- county has begun action against the Louis
VILE arl Na-Nic Railroad Company for violation oi the
-uu,iav law The petition specifies the rnning ~ GER
tain train and the employment NJ men on sunday ana
,lliu- that the defendant became liable Ia lines
in favor Of the Common wealth of Kentucky IN the sum
~ $40 ~ follows: one fine Of so for running ana
oprutin the III Bnd six other nne> "f so cacn
for the employ ment OF persons engaged IN Work anu
1ai,p flt
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ForyD FLo.1ING ~ THE DELAWARE.

PmmApELrHIA, April 29.-Thc body OF T.
FOLSOM wealthy livery stable keeper. OF Baltimore
Was found floating in the Delaware River to-day. lie
had been badly bruised. and when found his feet were
tied together with rope. He came to lscy on Mhrch
10 and registered ~ ths Peabody Hotel under an as
sIircd name lie was probably murdered and robbed.
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LoNpoX. April 2a.-A dispatch from Paris to The
Iailg A,tos says: "A prominent pomatist AZ II.
Petersburg report. that thc Car and his fayortr
Couuso6rs are ID posed o adopt rigorOusgcprcssNc
lucasulos-haying nu example iu Russian history
Two u"w r.vuiutluuary sheets have been ISSUED
az 81 petrr.huic.
The DANISH Government organ oihCilliy dc'lar",
that the r. port, of iadispo,itlon Oi the Empress OF
Russia ap uHfuuuurd.
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b4lfGE BY FLOODS ESTIMATED

Cnrc,Go. April 29.-Thc total loss of prop
crty h, the Hood the Missouri River and it, trbuta
r. hrtwten sioux cry and Bismarck Is estimated al
:, 5ooo0o Below sioux city. including 'he DAMAGE
IN. ~ omaha Connr Bufts kHnsas city. and the
rt oyrrlows on both sides ~ the Missouri, between
,sc cities and II LO-. the amount q! loss Is computed
.f IOO.GpU
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ruE AIHANlAN EENnI.T.

CoN>r,Nrsorrr. April 2".-prr'IHch Pa'ha'
Governor of Albania. t. organizing an expedition
against Cusnc. whrr- the Albanian insurgents have
concentrated their forces. Troops have been dis-
p,tchrI to Ipck Prr~tina and J1'"va HE pArul-
cation of Albania is gardrd as assured
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which left Dublin yesterday for EewYork, has on board
100 Irish passengers from the former port and iOoswed
ish emigraDts taken aboard at Barrow.
The Ltrerpool Daily Courier conradicts its statement
published yesterday that foot aud mouth disease was
discovered among the cattle landed at Brkenhesd re-
Gently from The steamer Lake Manitoba from Portland
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THE MuvErARY CONFERENCE.

Lo>noN. April 3O.-Th, Ime''s Paris dispatch
,Iys: Tho Iafa, Agcuc, states that the English
delegates to the Monetary Conlcrnc" are daily rX-
pr.t.d Ia arr,yr The Italian DELEGATES have coil
Glrcl toecth,r ou suggestions they should make 10
N,,.rs. CcrIu-clu and Horton ln training pro-
,,r..,.liu" toy tn Coufrrcurr.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.


wAsn1>GroS, Friday, April 20, 1881.
The following general order has been issued by the
Secretary of the Navy The steamer recently pur-
chased for the Jeanette Search Expedition and for
merly known AS the Mary aud Helen, viii hereafter
be known as the Rodgers. Under this name she VIII
be designated and registered IN the Navy Depart
ln.nt The name is given her in recognition oi the
valuable aid rendered the Department by Rear-Ad-
mira John Rodgers as president of the Jcannctc Re-
lief Board. 10 whom were referred the direction Of
the search the means best adapted To The search
and the details Of the expedition II u also deemed
proper tribute 20 his eminent reputation as an oiil-
Ger of the Navy and distinguished explorer III the
Arctic seas
CORRECTING TIE NAVY LIST.
The recent decision of AttOrney-Genenl Mac
Veagh in the Stevenson-Ca -Caswel case has been
accepted by the Navy Department as final diSposi-
tiOn also of the case Of Paymaster Edward Bellows
who has been detached from the United States
steamer Alaska on the Pacific Station, and ordered
home. Paymaster j. Porter Loomis and Passed
Assistant Paynaster Henry p. Smith. whose promo
motions respectively from the grade below were de
layed nine months by the reinstatement OF Bellows
will now ask to return their commissions 10 the Sec
rotary and have new commissions issued 10 them
dating back 20 the point when they would nave oeeL
eligible for promotion had Bellows remained out OF
the service. Other adjustments of relative rank IN
the Pay Corps will be made necessary
THE MAILS AND THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY
Attorney General Macveagh has prepared an opin-
ion upon the question OF the right of the Postmaster
General TO prohibit the delivery of registered letters
and the payment o. money orders addressed and
payable 10 N. A. Dauphin secretary Of the Louisi-
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IoNpo>. April 30 Ia the lloH~' Of Comm ms To-
day. Sir Charles ". Dixie replying to SIR Henry
Holland WonNrvltiycl. said thar the nrgotlatioh'
relative to the Forum, Bay affair were stliI P'hi'F'
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TINE SANDOWN RACES.

IONpc- April 2a.-1he Great sandown Hurdle
Race haudinp about two miles AMI q quarter,
over nine tights of hurllc,. won today by Mr.
Rvmills -ix.yrar-oh bay hor,r Dunmow. Tn"
second plae, va, secured los Mr. g. Trimm,rs aged
ha, g,ldng lloya. aId thc thlni place los Mr.
H. Carn.lon'- iuui-y y,lr-od lhc"rluI~tu~ Four
lnrAl-l nm.
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rPorBlE uIrH INDIANS FEArED.

Cmnr>NE, W. f.. April pa special to
The Lp-rdcr Rawlus ". r.. says: CocrOw, Ute chief
and s.vcniv-nyc lodges ~ Utr Indians, are camped
within three miles ot The military post on White River
Colcrnw told Colonel Moore, commanding the troops "t
fhr Slth Infantry. Ia 20 with all his troops within i've
da,- This 90, i,u the Indians indicates trouble.
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CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL PROBABLY LOST

GALVESTON Tex, April 29.-Csptaln Myers,
NJ th, usboat Frank Fowler reports that three ves
sels loaded with railroad material hound or tne v bs
way OF Key West, which left New YORK f hs sailing
fore he dd had not arrived up 10 the dae ~ ,r.n The
from Kew West IL is feared they were i"1' e
lat. period OF stormy weather
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~ LLOpTNENr II ENGLAND.

LIVERPOOL. April 29.-Ihe London corresponds nj
Of The Lircrpooi Dqiiy Cou1T reports that a Young
aud wcll-lnown Earl has clopcd with the "1r ol
the proprietor of a llrgr coery' and ihat 'n'9
hnNc rnnr TO Tho Continent.
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AN ORDER TO EMPLOYEES.

IoyG BRANCH, n. j., April 29.-Ihe ,"s 1e"m%. mn.
NewJersey railroad officers have Issued n,r an @ employees
hibting baggage amnerehandise news letters
from carving .tn 10y aness the same are "ASpi"e'
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-. JouN-. y. g., April 29.-E. T.. LockhaH
surveyor executor ~ the estate ~ C. u Ray l. S"ld t'
he I,lli,r 10 the amount NJ %o-o0to the N"!h"dl-
Conference ~ NrN Hfuu-Nlck and Prince Edwards ~
f.f Ia .,lfl in,i, thr -ufu nf ~o.oOo Nt- ril N l'
.t rl. I,,utfy court todt, ordered l. L'ckhait 20
NJ. ,nnI llD d. .lr.nrN Mllhlm Ten DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
SPAIN ,ND THE United STATES.

LONDON. April 3O.-A dispatch TO The Ddity Nce'
from Madrid says that the Free Traders urge fhe
Cabinet 10 negotiate a treaty with th' United states
in order to obtain special concessions Tor exports
from Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
NrGRO NuRDERER HANGED.

BAITIMoRF April 20.-JOhn G0tharl col0red,
wa hanged owonown today for the murder OF Joseph
Wods a. emplOyer In baltimore County December 2
His only words scaold were, Don't make any mis-
take al,uut me-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
s,vFy,xcisr" Inril 2G'Nh dispatch from c,

San FRANCisCO, April ZN.-A dlNplIch IIul tOI-
ton san crnarno CuuBty ~aysi At sitting Springs lnyo
aout three men, including China
man we're murdered While asleep IN their cabin by unkno"h
persO