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DISTRICT COURT.
Aeslgnment OF Cases ror the CON

Assignment of Gases for the Coming Week.
ll75 City National Bank VS. 4. W. Erwin, Mon
day.
290l aterman, Starr & Co vs. D. p Warren
Boil J. S Daugherty VS.. Petrie and Moon, sheriff
3j97 s. s. COckfell d Co. VS. Peuniman, ct al.
3IIl j /. Reekes VS., b. W. c. Smith and wife,
(rhutsday)
SSiS W. Putty, by next friend, vs. W. L. Wiz
lilm> ct al.
1921 Ledbetter VS. Miers, (Friday,)
1893 n. j. Hustead VS.. B0huy d Loupot
39l2 W. j. Pollard VS.. N. o. McAdans Fri
day.)
1913 W. II. Castor VS.. ]. S. Bnrto n.
I'll Warren raliaierro VS. j. NJ Stemmons.
lUS3 f. j Cantngra VS. Ed. johnson.
+ls2 W. r. Smith VS. w. A Joyce
tlSi Il. Davis VS. Margaret Watkins
1918 II Motley vs.. City of Dallas
i3 1 VIM. Bray vs. J.. Stacy and VI. Stacy.
li0s Smith Il Connors VS. ]. b. Hatch admir-.
ii20 Flppen, Adoue e Lobit VS.. Bloggs ct al.
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GREENvILLE, S. c., May 12.-The after
noon session of the convention was con-
sumed in hearing the reports of the various
The committee on European
missions recommended increased appr0pri-
atoms. The committee on the home mis-
sion board recommended the removal Of
the board from Marion, Alabama, to At
lanta, Georgia, and the reports were made
the special order for tomorrow The
night session of the convention was devoted
to the subject of foreign missions.
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D;ssu Ied

HARRISBURG, r., May H.. TIE
Daupbin county c,OrC 10 DAY dissolved
tifty-eight muU4l a,se>s nen5 ihsd.a ice
companies whrn Nere ls,e:y pfuceeGed
against by the at.O lev.sene At ~ The iu-
50 ce OF the luSu e, &c Con, - = Ouer a. tue
siaie. The nuWpet whrA tne ASA ance
GO misSoIers ie4es have been founi DO
ihg business IA vocation OF Toe : cuar.e.ed
y, ,ieges is 2,3. anu a.'''Sj al tlese poo
reed'1gs have been ,ns.uI.el VA view 10
tueir dlssOu..u n.
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WAsnNGToH, May IA heavy gale Is
raging at Long Branch New Jersey, aud
the surf has done considerable damage TO
the bulkhend facing of the blun.
The steamer Nankin, sunk recently IN
lower New York bay, is reported breaking
up.
Dispatches from New Albany, Indiana,
report heavy losses TO farmers on White
and Muscalire rivers from washing away
of fences. Fifteen miles of the Bediord
away.
CHICAGO, May 12-Forty houses were
destroyed, two persons killed and thirteen
injured at Cherokee City, Indian Territory,
by 4 cyclone yesterday.
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RfcunoSD VA, May / ChtecJusi &C
Waite this morning granted tho wit Of
error from the 81. reme cOu.t ofihe United
Siaiesto The cOur OF anpru's OF Vhaiuia
III the case OF Auio1io ". q eensuaW,
cav t.ensu er Of X clmont the
'esC case lecc1iiy heiu The Vu-
pin c"uct ~ apDeas in wuirh
by an euuall divided cnorC the new oct
known as ",he coupon kn,e," was su,-
,arned.apd q maudanlus Jeoulrpg the said
Guy i'e .Surer 10 receive CouuOus for taYes
was Iesumed. Az Zoe judges of the Vlr-
MA court nnued IN Il cer, iicate TO thc
supreme courC tbatihe inte'ess and welfare
of Tue people OF VirG ia iope'atively de-
mand an early discussion Of The case.
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New YORK, May 12.-The following are
the total net receipts of cotton at all the
ports since September LIST, 1881: Galveston,
415,917; New Orleans. l 1853, 12l; Mobile, 256,-
O75; Savannah, 7lO.O65; Charleston 4S3. al:
Wilmington, 1872 ,O6l; Norfolk, 5S7 .23s; Balti-
more, So Az. New York, l65,090 Boston,
81 ,4lG City and West Point, 40, G0S; Bruns
wick, 6,S2i; Port ROYAL, 22jl2; Pensacola,
0,l3O; Portland, 1865; Indianola, 13,6l5-
total 4 ,46l ,93f.
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BosToY, May L.. TIE schooner Albert
H., from Sc. Johns, Porto Rico, reports
May sth, five mi!es southeast by east o.
Highland lights, Cape Cod she spoke the
barque Wild Huhter ogBoston, from Sa-
vannah for Live pooi, osmantled, with
nothing standing a above The main lower
anu nothing forward Dut the fOceyard and
fore top-sail. The barlue is owned by
George G. Lord 4 Co, this city, aud has a
valuable cargo-3,3J bales ofcotton.
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Tho General Assembly.

COLUMBUS, GA, May 10.-A dispatch was
received from Rev. j. p. Parrish, D. D.,
moderator Of the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian church, of the United States,
lanta, tie session to convene May 18th,
1852, will be held in Columbus, Georgia.
This change will be announced in the city
papers here, and a welcome extended to
the delegates.
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TnG pALLAs wEgNlY nEnALp, rnUnsDAX MAY IS. use.

galveston, was on lhe foad ME engineer
~ The latter train saw the VIA tfnln In
lime 10 stop his avn and loap from Tie IN.
glue The Wild ftain was going oger forty
miles per b0ur when 10 cnllided. Both en-.
gines are total wreck The postal clerk on
The passenger train Is the only one Injured
The passengers all escaped uuhur, aud
after the track was cleared aud new EN-.
CINE procured, proceeded on the trip.
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'public FpeIing,v

Cork, May r. In the face of the recent
improvement in the country, public feel
ing is that the extreme measure of repres.
sion introduced in the house of commons
is unjustifiable.
:. Thomas Power, coroner, member of par
lament, OF Galway, has arrived at Queens.
town, on his return from the United States,
and will proceed to Dublin.
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lcdhg that 10 had expended within tho
past four years $50 0CJ Ia The purchase NJ
lottery iicktts, aud ~ which time plantin
sues 10 recover sl7s,0O0, or double the
nmOnnt invested nnGor p0yisions of the
statue against lotteries. A mo.iOn wnt
naIc few days so 20 sot aside The sum.
mons and complaint on the ground Of
and to-day Il decision was
given denying the modou, upon plaintiff
summons.
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LoNDoN, May lin the house. of COM
mons this evening, Mr. Gladstone stated
that he hoped to introduce the arrears Dill
on Monday
On he second reading of the repression
bill, T.. II. O'Donnejl will move { at the
prevalence OF outrages and disafIectioD in
Ireland is largely due to the unjust eviction
Of 10000 people, who will be further exas.
perated by tue new act OF repression.
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NEW ORLEANS, May ll.-Rogers & Ballen-
tine have signed a contract 10 build the
New Orleans e Mississippi Valley railway
from New Orleans TO Daton ROUGE, east
side of the river. by the first OF January
1883. II. |. Wilson, ot New York, president
Of the company, left hete this evening for
Nicksburg. The line is to be pushed
through to Memphis as rapidly as poss die.
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BosroN, May 1o.-The frauds perpetrated
on New England manufacturers by means
OF forged certificates of cotton shipped from
Columbus, Mississippi, are much greater
than at first supposed. 1t now appears
tnat mills having headquarters in this city
suffer to the amount OF $lS5,000, while srx
mills in FAN River will lose S5OOO0. This
IS, III subst3nce, the result OF the investi-
cations as far as they have been carried but
1T is sIirmised thai developments OF the next
day or two will show much more extensive
rauds. -
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SuiCidpJ.

JERs Ely Cry, May 12.-This morning Ed
mund Kingsland, treasurer of the Provi-
dent institution for Savings, shot himsel
in his office IN the bank and died in few
inmates. A hasty examination of the az
iairs of the bank indicated that everything
was as it should be, and no cause can be
assigned for the suicide
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LIVERPOOL, May 12.-This weeks Giro e ar
of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' associa-
ton says; Cotton has been in good demand.
The market opened easier, hut closed with
prices unchanged In American there was
hardening tendency for better grades.
Sea Island was steady. Futures are gem
orally 3-1Gd. better.
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MENrHis, TsSs, May IA soecial to
the Evening Ledger says: Jacksonport.
Arkansas. is three feet under water and
Nhi,e river j. =, u ris'ng. Tbree DAYS
heavy rains have eau II washout on the
Memphis d Chsrie- ao1 TOAD at Muddy
Greet, ssventv-two mhes esss OF Memphis.
travel is SUSPENDED.
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T0~srosE, A. T.. Nay li.-An indigns-
ton mating ras bid here last night 70
erP-ess pubic fesiine over The res-nt proc.
lamation issue7 ~ President Arthur. Al
immense crowd was ih a.te fdauce. Sreeci-
- wee ma1e ard q cUmmilter srrrinrei
20 craft Suitable res1l 1ii11s EXPRESSIVE q.
The 1870 81 the r1eelirz 10 % firaard tbe
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GoLpsBoRo, S. c., May 12.-The motion
for the appointment of receiver for the
Carolina Central railroad came up to-day
before Judge Giimer. There was u strong
array ofcounci on both sides For want OF
OF time, hearing of the motion was con-
tInued until Tuesday, July 11th next, in
chambers, before Judge A. A. Mckay, at
Clinton Or other places ne may alect.
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A Failure.

Tucson, A. t., May ia dispatch from
Tombstone says the indignation meeting
held there Wednesday was complete fail
ure and that its action in no way repres
sented the sentiment of the respectable
persons of the community. Resolution
denouncing the president and govemor
were voted down by vote of fully six to
one, but the presiding officer declared them |
carried
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Comparative Statement.
w York, MAY 12-Comparatiye state.

ment of net receipts at all U. S. ports
during the week: 80 1888; last year, 1912
total receipts to date, 4,4Gl ,934; last year
$500, AIS; exports for week. S. 172; last year
G5,442; total exports to date, 3,ll2, 374 las
year, 1920 445; stock at all United States
ports, 523, $40; last year, jG5 81; stock at oil
interior towns, 5,S07 last year, 102, 6S3:
stock at Liverpool, 9S6,000; last year, 974,
&C stock of American ailoat for Great Bri-
ain, $4,000; last wear AZ 600.
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DUBLIN, NAY l2,-The Freeman's Journal
declares that the new bill is one of the most
tyrannre enac, mentS Of modern times.
and it is perhaps the hercest coercion act
ever 'ron0sed for land. The champions
%! libortv since the assaSsinations last Satur-
day have been hopeless. 1t will be their
duty to withstand the bill, though they
may be defeated.
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NlcEsBuaG, MISS, May 1O-The annual
parade OF the iremen to-day was one orthe
finest ever Witnessed here. AGer the
parade an alarm oflire was sounded, and rs
u small s,eamer was being pulled BY hand
several members TIPPED aud fell, one OF
the wheels passing over the head OF Lee
Hinsley, killing hun Instantly. The young
son OF Major l.. w. McGrader was also
SERIOUSLY blurred
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IleSpited.

NEW YoRK, May IA Pittsboro, Missis-
sippi, special says Henry Fleming, who
was TO have been hanged TO day for the
murder of man in lalabusha county, in
June last, was respited until the fall term of
the supreme court. He was about beng
lea to the gallows when the respite was re.
celyed.
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The New Orleans Custom-house.

New ORLEANS, May l2.-The damage to
the custom. house by last nights fire is now
estimated at $46 600. The iron cornce is
practically destroyed and the window
frames burned out for nearly half the
length Of Custom-house street front. The
granite columns at the entrance and the
pilasers have their. outlines destroyed to
such an extent as TO make substitution
necessary. The heat was very great and
water being thrown on the hot granite
caused it to crack and flake off.
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NEW HAVEN, Cr., May lO.-In The Malley
trial the prosecution have not presented all
their witnesses, who have not arrived aud
who we're expected 10 establish the where.
abouts OF both Of the prisoners and the
dead girl during the time lat is in dis
pute. But they consider their case COM
plete with those examined to-day.
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CLEVELAND, Ouo, May 10.--rhe differ
ences between the Cleveland rolling mill
company and their employees have culnin-
ated ia u lockout. All the company
wolhs are shGy dow, and between , co
and 1000 men are lille. A par OF
the men announced las5 evening that
,hey would quiz, and an order
was issued to close all other works until the
men were ready to Return. II was thought
possible thiscourse would induce tie men
TO resume wo k, but they did not, and
many are determined to stay out.
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be passed In much lbo snmo form ~ intro.
ductd and tAYs n brings az ~ The bottom
of nll Mat seye1liY can ~. AZ first N ~
failure, " Will he attributed 70 n lrnicnt nd.
minisimfiOh Meanwhile, 10 Will be- wei II
,bo prophesies Of Dillon are udulhled.
Fate seefns 10 be- preparng all that Is
worst for England and Ireland.
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EAsToN, Pa, May 1.-Two hundred fifty
employees of the Delaware rolling mill at
Pmllipsburg, New York. struck to-day
against monthly instead Of fortnightly pay.
ments. They were notified of their dis.
flarpa
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New York, May 10.-The Scoville habeas
corpus terminated to-day on the announce
ment that Mrs. Scoville and her little
daughter had arrived in Chicago. A press
dispatch from Chicago makes the announce
ment OF the arrival, coupled with the state
ment that she had been preparing for a
lectunng tour.
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NV YoEE. Nay J. N,Iinm S. ca <
and John r. B15.7w-i. n'a'ig stock
brokers, have abscl afed. ed are chs ared
vth laF.ng sE'nrief nan Der OF ni;l-
ing con ,antes fCr winch tGsv were &C.
jag 1he San BrHnrD cope cgu 1anv a.
Ieees a loss Of $40 OJl ~ ~ e toe Stsi-
moAt River csinDs y. $s2 OBJ. TIE satemo
c5mpany, 5000, eie
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The valuable preparations of the cele
brated DIR. Acker, so favorably known
throughout Europe, have lately been intro
duced amOng our people. DIR. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will be hailed with Joy
by all who are distressed with disorders of
The stomach and liver, for which they are a
sure preventative and cure e. They are very
pleasant, and sold in legant boxes at y
I'D 20 cents. by w. II. Patterson & Co
the Peachstors Eminent mtn.
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NEE OELssEs MAJ 1.-The suU-sn
co1rt nDii'dsi The t1s ode Of D.sa-t
JUDGE Monroe, - nm 20 . is5a t0r
ten DAYS the publishers 81 the Mascolts.
1bs supreme court holds The iucarceraii0a
b be IN violatio1 81 tie rights n the sste
cJn-fifrfi0n. Seveq days Of the sentFnne
have already bees s--ve1. A suit for faise
Imprisonment is Threatened.
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RDeErowN, ONT, May ia fire broke
ont in Bradshaw's furniture Store this
morning ana twenty places Of bushes
were destroyed, including the express and
post-ofice, Malson's hank and Weiland Ba-
ker's bank. Loss, $4,000.
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NEw NoRK, May l2-The Herald says
the Cotton Exchange has received a letter
from oldham, England, intimauDg that
sand found in American cotton Was blown
there By wind, is not satisfactory.
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HAVANA, May l2.-Thc Spanish steamer
MANILA, $500 tons, running from Spain to
Porto Rico, Havana and Vera Cruz, has
been totally wrecked or the harbor of st.
Johns, Porto Rico. No lives lost.
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srErrsTIELu. Msss.. Me- u The Boston
4 Aibaov rsl~sy has given noiics THAT 3
per ceut. offhe fssos employed in lie shops
i1 th.s c'iT. o. Bi..ln atd Albany. uiI Be-
disciia Eef me- Wrek On account Of dali
ness ia shi transportation.
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New York. May 12.-The business fail
ures reported to New York from various
ports Of the country during the week mum
Der III, which are distributed as follows
Eis' ern states, Il; western, 40; southern
30; middle, 10; Pacific coast and territories
., aud New York city and Brooklyn, 5.
New York assignments are not of much i'm
portance tho. principal being Redlich &
Suhnillrgrr
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DUBIrS, May 1i.-At a meeting OF the
Parneil reception c0umistee at Cork last
evening, two suspects beng am01g those
present, the abandonment Of Examinations
TO celebrate The release Of tie imDris
oned members OF parliament was voted
without a dissenting voice.
Itis s.ased that the Right Honorable
Michael Morris, lord chief justice Of the
cOurf Of common pleas. and the II gut
Honorable Cfarles Barr, fourth clerk d the
s,1urt Of queens bench, were wals.ng In
Fs,0.n.x pax on Saturday lev nlinule-
sfis.r tise murders were commit ed. ana be-
f. = they kneE Of them a rOuzh looking fnan
SID ~ the lord chiei justice The cilie ssd
under secretary have been murdered. you
are the next msn spotted" Justice ~ 0rris
believed 81 the dine that TIE MAJ VS. q
Iuuatic. hut be has since ueen abs--f from
court and II Il thought that be has gone %
F.teIand.
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HAVANA, May l2.-The treasurer of the
Havana Custom house, Lopez Pelegoin,
has been removed from office because of du-
ties amounting TO $500 600, owedby various
firms, have not been collected.
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LosBos. Nay l2-Tbs Ral-Man Gnzs.is.
uhiis aeosptinE pa-ts Of The bin. r'ro-
fesis arEinst the clsuss c0nosrninr ne
-i@his q search. fhe restrictior o. The ID
ETr 81 TIE rress and q rutIic meetings
md he a1.p-ehsuEon q DocturrnI rruuI-
g. u beIieFes, Lorerer, thnt Ne bil I'll
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Indicted

PHnADELPHrA, Pa, May l0.-The grand
jury have indicted Julius Chambers, the
Philadelphia correspondent Of the New
York Herald on a charge Of libelling sem
ator Mcpherson, Of New Jersey, In an al
ticle concerning the Shipherd Peruvian
company
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The NIanchester Market.

LONDON, Nay l2.-The Manchester Guar.
dams commercial articles say there has
been fair inquiry in the market. Yarns
for export were steady. There were mod.
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Constipation is disease maker and leads
10 indigestion, acid stomach, heartburn.
fevers, billousness, sick headache, torpid
ity Of the liver. collie. inf ammatory dis
eases. nervousness, loss Of appetite, etc.
These can all be removed by the use OF
Buley's Saline Aperient.
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WAsnTseror. May 1.-The house con-
rnIftee o. elections Today agreed BY a vote
Of 3 against 2 10 report 20 The house IN favor
81 seatlnE william n. Love. contestant in
be csc 81 Lowe ". Wbeeler. from the
Eighth congressional district Of Aisbams.
Ar41luent in The G1iisau bill Of e1ccp-
ions rs resume1 this morning Al the
Vellng n rrncse1ir9s NJ. Red desired 70
al alleuti1n % one auihoritr on The point
'that y = the c1if cI the c1uri 70 sus.e'n
ttc1rlcal'iits g1en tner nure1r in las.
ration on flIi- sutiect. r.eIIdinr deciso o. q
The cas- rh-re r'DpuIar cIanor dernanded q
&rortr1-T decision
Jndgs c1rlef--To1 rnenr % ~ be
bed that nsS sh9ld ~ ~ ths csss- "
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RaiIuay Ace dent.

MErANoHA, Ian, May IL The NAL
train on The Wbie Wa r. valley fa'igsy
wss thrown from toe AcS is.i ni-1i. AID
,iie haeeage. exc -. mat a-i ten rrr.en-
ee- cars ih'oSa tossa 70 soYt . i,aa *
meat. TIE eaasess tnsi aur itagEa. en-
p'oees pe al - 90 ~ ard a0Oal luesi-
- pssssa-- s'.es.iv. i1,u.e3. NoDody
A ed o.. lint
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Seriously III.

NEW ORLEANS, May IA special to the
Times SAYS The venerable Archbishop
Perche Of this Roman Catholic diocese, is
dangerously III. IL is not believed be can
live many days.
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Hsa1y shlrneat I'd I'D.

NV YORK, May lo.-The &C ual amount
Of gold slipfed ~ Europe today by the
steamship Gaiiia was - $50 90.
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NV TosE Nay 11--Ins Tdbuns szys /.
lsp9rls from Ees Ofesus si-ies that Per-
rfrand Bee. e. essen buser lras u lied
via lia5'iiii-s repoi ed 81 slUI.g0.
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sad,

VIEsNA, May 1.-The New Free Press
avs There are 1000 Jewish refugees IN
Bod About 2)O Grrive here every dav.
white only . leave weekly. Their misery
Il indescrtbable.
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LoNDoN, May l0-The French bari, Per-
venche. which sailed from Mobile Tor st.
Louis, Senegal bss been wrecked of thu,
puri and cargo lost.
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The NrethodI.t Conference.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May lin the Meth
odist conference to-day in the case of SAM
uel COppies, a delegate from the 81. Louis
conference, charged with VIOLA 'oh of the
rules in permitting dancing ~ his house
since bis election, the committee ieOd"ed
that the law sgain dancing bad been fully
INDICATED by his pastor and church.
lr. Shipp, rom The cOmnittee ON f~alef
nal relations, submiuet the following,
which was adopued unaRiaiousy:
EESoLy@o, That this general conference
has ! g. ni,h great satisisc ION The Ch,is-
tan salutatlon of the MethOiias chu ch Of
Car ada. through their lraternal messenger.
Rev. BoNsrd sprague, A. NJ; OF tbe
Me .bOj 81 Ep'scopsl church Trough
he ~ Bascon Ridgeway. ID. H..
ana hea-tly reciprocaies tieir
eNrressiOus o. love TO me Methodist
Ep1cepa chu CD south. praying iHat the
Divine Sp,.it may render enec.ive Their
joint lslors with ours in spreading scrip,-
ural holiness throughout tle earn.
The reno OF the committee on episco-
pacv. Recommending the cleo On o. sx
bisbo %, .psOdBced some DISCUSSION, GA a
BOti0n 10 Emit The number 10 three.
Peuding the discussion the cOnsereace ad-
burned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

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