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in anti-stalwart movements in Penn
sylvania and several other states.

owners in Danaburg, Russia, have
caused the sending of troops to that
place.
Hope of the discovery of the per
sons who murdered Lord Cavendish
and Mr.. Burk is beginning to be
abandoned.
ABOUT half of the village of Dan
vile, Ont, has been burned. Forty
houses and stores are destroyed. The
loss is estimated at Sl50,OOO.
DURING the past four months
French imports have increased 7S,-
100000 francs and exports l33,OOO,OOO
francs, chiefly in manufactures.
DEATH warnings have been received
by a number of British officials in
Ireland and the parties warned have
been given bodyguards of police.
The Senate select committee on
woman suffrage recommends the
amendment to the national constitu-
ton providing for universal suffrage.
In the Egyptian troubles Turkey
promises the Khedive substantial sup
port. England and France have
combined to insist on the sovereignty
of the Sultan.
The Mexican Senate has decided
that legal authorities do not exist in
Jalisco, and authorize the President
to appoint a provisional Governor
and order new elections.
A DISPATCH from Flushing, l.. l.,
announces that Prof. d. j. Dare, the
tight-rope performer, who some
time since fell from a tight-rope at
Hollister and was badly bruised, has
been fatally injured by a fall at
Flushing, the rope breaking.
PARNELL declares that the new Co
ercion bill introduced by the gov
ernment is violation of the agree
ment between his party and the
government and warns the govern
ment that the new measure will prove
as abortive as the old one has done.
COMPLETE anarchy reigns in Egypt.
J. H. HAvERLY denies that he is
financially embarrassed.
Mr.. Blaine is now deemed a posi-
BILE candidate for Governor of Maine.
GEO. Otto Trevelyan is Lord Caven-
dish's successor as Chief Secretary
for Ireland.
The Mayor of Vienna was acquitted
of neglect of duty in the Ring Thea
ter fire.
TIE National Temperance Society
received and expended 100000 during
the past year.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR made a speech
at the meeting of the National Brew
ers' Convention, May 10.
JAMES A. REAvIs puts in claim to
3,400,000 acres of land in Arizona
under an old Spanish grant.
The petition of Sergeant Mason's
wife for Mason's pardon will be laid
by the President before the Cabinet.
DAv1TT attributes the reign of as
sassination and crime in Ireland to
the coercive action of the government,
The dispute between Russia and
Turkey relative to the war indemnity
to be paid to Russia has been settled.
IRooUoIs has ruptured a blood-ves-
sci, and it will probably be long
time before he is again seen on the
course.
The Moors stoned the English
Minister of Morocco. The Sultan
has imprisoned 600 men for connec-
ton with the assault.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for
a marine hospital at Port Townsend
was favorably reported by the House
Commerce Committee.
The Secretary of the Navy reports
that not one of the 67 vessels in the
American navy is in acondition to en-
gage in battle with an enemy.
The Land Leaguers throughout the
world nave gwen llDerally toward tne
fund for reward for the capture of
Lord Cavendish's murderers.
Rev. E. DOVE of Deerfeld, Mic, was
arrested the other day, on his return
from trip to England, charged with
burning his parsonage two years
ago.
AT Harrisburg, Pa, May IL, the
Dauphin County Court dissolved
fifty eight mutual assessment insur-
ance companies, which were lately
proceeded against by the Attorney
General, at the instance of the In
surance Commissioner of the State.
SOME time since package contain
ing $4,000 worth of jewels was lost
on the way from London to the
works of the Elgin Watch Go. On
the 10th of May truclman was ar
rested in New York after having
tried to negotiate q portion of the
Jewels. He said he found the pack
age between the car tracks All the