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the Post In this city, and was yeYy mucl
eratified. After the ceremonies - he hi
both Posts repaired to Georrp Kern,
place, where they partook Of q yeyy rood
meal. Thoburn Post came down o the
Little Anna, and all were plsased vjth fhe
trip. Most Of the members wore handDome
uniforms, and appeared to q first-rate ~
vantage: The Martins Ferry Post wss e.
companied by the Excelsior band and q
large excursion party.
Mrs. Banbright who was sent 10 g.
Clairsville on Saturday in default Of fne
imposed by Judge Kelly for an infrsction
OF the liqc"r law, was released yesterday,
having discharged the obligation to the
county.
Porter, one of the chain gang men, will
be taken 30 St. Clairsyille to-day to testify
in the case of Ohio W. Frank Bambright
charged with setting the Lookup here on
fire some weeks ago.
Spangler Post G. A. r. will 90 to Bridge
port this evening to assist in the institu-
ton OF post in that town.
Snyder was released late last night by
his mother paying $l6.l0. She did this TO
prevent her son being sent to st. Clairs.
Vile.
The stone for the Soldiers Monument
having arrived yesterday, Mr.. Eberle has
force of men at work building the monu.
ment
There is little strike on hand among
the boys at the Lanten Globe Works.
The Board of Education met last night,
~ Zoe members being Rrssens sxosRI -QE.
Miller. The question OF the necessity Of
building additions to the houses in the
First, Second, Third and Fifth wards was
quite extensively discussed, and the mo.
tion referred to Myers, McGraw, Reese and
Miller.
The City Superintendent was instructed
to furnish q list of namesof those pupils
who live north of Indian rum. and also
of Thirty. second street. who attend the
A Grammar school.
The City Superintendent was instructed
to furnish the Board with the number of
pupils who attend the A Grammar school,
north of Thirty second street and north OF
Indian run.
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STEUBENvILlE.
Orange Blossoms-Limb Amputated-
False Report.

Orange Blossoms-Limb Amputated-
False Report.
Special Dispateh TO the Register.
SrETBENvILLE, May 15.-Mr. "Chap'
Beaney, the we'll known Second ward drug
gist, was married this evening at $3.50
o'clock, to Miss Gertrude, daughter of the
late James NJ. Reilly, at the residence oil
the brides mother, South Fifth street, this
city, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. J. NJ. Carr, in the presence of
a select number of friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Beaney will leave in the morning
for Wheeling, where they will take passage
on the steamer Andes for Cincinnati, at
which city they will spend the honeymoon.
Young John Floto, who was run over by
the cars, yesterday, and had his leg badly
mashed about the ankle, was compelled to
have that member amputated last night
DR.. Shane did the job.
A report was current on the streets last
evening that John Wilson, the well-known
Sixth ward grocer, had committed suicide.
Mr.. Wilson is around to-day looking for
the rascal who started the report" and
there will be wind and blood if the offender
is fOund-more wind than blood, however
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STALWART SAUCE.
The Kind of Food Dished out for Sena-
tor HOar by the President-MeKinIey
safe for denomination.


WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Hoar, OF
Massachusetts, now has the privilege of
swallowing the same kind of medicine he
once commended to Mr.. Conkling; for this
afternoon his long time personal enemy,
Col. Worthington, the Stalwart writer of
the Boston Advertiser, was confirmed Col
lector of that Port, by a vote of SO TO IL.
Mr.. Hoar may not have so distinguished an
estimate of his own ability Us when he
entered the contest against the administra-
ton, bat he undoubtedly knows more
He has ascertained, as did Mr.. Conkling,
that Senatorial courtesy" is very fine
thing in theory, but that when it comes to
arraying themselves against the disposer of
his Republican brethren can be counted
out
Cockrelrs bill to protect innocent pur-
chasers Of patents was passed IN the
House to-day. after it had been actively oP-
posed by Mr.. Robinson, of Massachusetts,,
Slr. Reed, of Name, and Mr.. Hewitt, OF
New York. The vote was l55 to 4S.
Major Mckinney. who has just returned
from Ohio, was receiving the congratula-
tions of his friends on the result Of the
deles ate election in his district, which in
sure his denomination. u.
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England.

The common council otter reward OF
$500 for the conviction of the persons who
placed the canister of powder on the railing
AT the Mansion house.
In the House of Lords, Granville stated
the governments policy in regard to Egypt
was the maintenance of the sovereignty OF
the Sultan and liberty of the christian pop
ulation. They were in accord with the
French government. which disclaimed any
intention to aIroGate any preponderatlng
influence.
Jackson Il Graham, upholstererS OF Lon
don. have failed. Liabilities, G2OO,oO0.
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METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH
heraI commemorative New Bishops
To BE Elected.

f,,ugurr. Tenn, MAY l5-At the ten
d Cuulr-,uce OF the Methodist Episcopal
1.rch, South. to-day, letter extending
rerra. greetings was read from Bishop
fud. ui ,ay African NJ. T. Zion Church.
! also one from the General Conference
! he coIortd Methodist Church, recently
u Washington city.
\ minority report was submitted from
} Committee on Temperance. reCOm-
! ding that further legislation on the
ieCt would be universe and is necessary.
Ihe question Of the election OF Bishops
considered; and the conference agreed
a vote Of $50 o. lO6 10 elect five new
EhoyS and their elections was made the
fcra, order from To- o'clock 70 morrow.
y tele-ram was received FROM the Mis-
|lary in Shanghai, for harmnOy and pro
-
y memorial was presented asking definite
on aS 70 an annual collection for the
fl,r.Can Bible Society.
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a Clerical Asandal.

ST. Lorrs. May ia clerical scandal,
involving Rev. DR.. Geo. A. Lsfton, psstor
of the Third Baptist Churoh'of this city;
was published late this evening, and
has created great sensation.
The story Is that DR.. Lafton left here
Friday evening last. on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi train for Florida; that during the
evening he was observed 70 be under the
influence Of liquor; that after proceeding
some miles he left his seat in the sleeper
and sat down beside n lady and entered
into conversation with her, aad In lev
moments attempted to put his arm around
her, and offered her gross insult In WORDS
She screamed, eluded his grasp, and rush,
ed into the rear car in great agitation ana
tears. where she told the passengers what
had happened; that the doctor followed 20
a few moments, and was met by several o'
the passengers, who demaBded'to know tue
reason Of his conduct.
DIR. Iafton says this story Is almost en-
tirely untrue. and denies of5sring any IN
suit TO the lady. He says. he has been u
very poor health for some time past, ane
was going TO Florida TO recuperae.
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Cbicsgo.s Music Festival.

CHIcAGo. May 15.-The sale OF season
tickets for the May Music Festival has
closed, with SIS, 900 realized; The first
davis sale OF single seats closed at o'clock
tonight, a long line having faced the box
Office ali day, and $500 being taken. These
unexpectedly favorable results insure, in
advance. the financial success OF the festi'
val.
The preparatory work of chorus IS done,
and everything is ready for concerts, when
begin Tuesday, 23d inst
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Selling City Bonds

CHICAGO, May l5.-The city Comptroller
to-day disposed of the entire new issue OF
water loan bonds, amounting to 1855, ,uOoand
bearing three and sixty-five hundreth per
cent. interest, to the First National Bank OF
this city, in lump. The bank paid four
tenths of one per cent premium for them.
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The Greenbackers Of Missouri.

MoBERLY, May l5.-Thc GreenbaCk State
Convention, TO assemble here May 81,
promises to he pretty big affair. The To-
cal committee OF arrangements are i'll re-
ceiut of letters from Hon. Jesse Harper,
Chairman of the National COnventioni
Gen. James B. Weaver, late candidate for
President; Hon. J. II. Burrows, member d
Congress from this district; Hon. Nicholas
Ford and other prominent men, stating the
purpose of the writers to be present. me ine
III 10 ,aperally rpprescnted
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Another Murder.

MEHPHIs, May 15.-An fernando, Miss,
special says: Joe Hawkins, a prominent
merchant of this place, was seriously, and
it is feared. fatally shot tonight, at s clock,
by John Payne, young farmer living
near town. No cause given for the deed,
other than Payne was under the influence
OF liquor. At this hour, 10 p. NJ, Payne is
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POSTAL POINTS.
Changes In West Virginia Routes
!SD,,-iaI DLsIlteh IL the RsJister.


WASHINGTON, d. C., May l5.-The site OF
the postoffice at Griffittesville, Lincoln
county, West Virginia, has been changed
one-quarter of mile west.
The name of the pOstof6ce in Csbell
county, West Virginia, heretofore known as
Babel Court House, will hereafter he called
Barboursvllle.
The mail messenger service between
Mount Clare, Harrison county, West Vir
ginia, and the C., W. & Y. Transfer Com.
pany has been ordered to be discontinued,
The postofice at Peru, Hardy county
West Virgins. has been ordered to be closed
and mail for thatpoint sent to Milan. G.
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Ahinnrll.a Shnrn

fWLiUELrUIN, May l5-The Cochet claim
vas the subject Of inquiry, to-day. in the
ease Of Jas. d. Mantrap, charged with
Smbezzling 3OOO sha-es of stock of the
-enyer City Consolidated Mining Company
ana OF dlSPOSing Of the stock and holding
On 10 81 SEQ belonging to Peter Heyener.
n5. franklin Stewart testified he purchas,
edS share of the Cochet claim from Hevene-
ana =, sold share and half Of the claim 10
Shiperd.
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Good for the Nntnri..

st. LOUIS, May IA special from Jetfer.
bon City says: The Supreme Court has
declared the present notary law unconstitu-
hOnaL. The last legislature, in the spring
!, lSSl, pissed a bill limiting the number
2 notarles in the State to 100, and legiSlat-
'hS those who held positions of notary GU,
p office. Under this decision notSrial acts
tnd deeds Of the past eighteen months hal
Become involved in doubt as 70 the legality
iue iuil effect of the decision is not vet Un,
CerStOud
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FIRE RECORD.

houses aru aorysy,,, --un,r TX Al hnut holt
Loss estimated at Sl50,O0O.
MILWAUKEE, May 15.-Henry, Peter s saw
and staye mi at Hersey, Wis, is destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
PrrrsBURG, May ia fire in the picking
room of the Eagle cotton mill, in AlIeghe'
nv CITY, this evening, damaged the build:
ing and machinery to the amount OF
$1,000. A large number OF operatives
were at work when the fire occurred and
barely csbaped with their lives. Loss fully
covered by insurance.
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The Greatest Yet.

New ORLEANS, May ia special from
Camden, Arkansas, says: We are witness
ing one of the greatest overflows known to
the oldest settles. The river is forty.five
feet above low water markings and rising
two inches an hour. Plantations are an
der water, crops ruined, stock for several
miles east drowned, houses, mills, fences
and vast quantities OF timbers fill the sur
face OF the current, and scene OF devasta-
ton is visible from every quarter.
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nnnumenf 70 GarfieId.

CHICAGO May l5-The Society Of the
ARMY of the Cumberland, propose poP1I-
lar contribution on Decoration day, towards
the erection in Washington of a statue to
the late President Garfield, who was so con-
snicuous a member of that army. Contrl'
bation. may be made through the Assocla-
ted Press papers or sent directly 70 Lieut.
General Sheridan, Chicago or IL. =. Coroih'
Assistant Adjutant General, L. S. A,
Jrasb;putnp II e.
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The Late Governor washburn.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark, May l5:-Ihe re-
mains of Governor Washburn left here for
La Crosse, Wis, this morning. They viii
be accompanied to Chicago by Hon. +. B:
Washburn. where they will arrive Tuesday
night and where they will be met by citi-
zens of Wisconsin and Minnesota. There
was an emotional and sympathetic service
AT the Perry House at s o'clock this morn
ing. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.
McElwell. of the Presbyterian church, wnen
the choir sang "In the sweet by ana by
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The First Declaration.

CHARLOTTE, \. C., May 15.-The 10Th
anniversary Of she Declaration of lnde-
pendsnce made by the citizens of Mecklen-
bursh county viii be celebrated Saturday,
WITH grest eclst Senator Bayard delivers
the Oration, Senator Vance the address OF
welcome, and Senator Ransom reads the
declaration.
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S.x Dioce,e Established.

NEW YORK, May l5.-A cable from Rome
IA The New York Freeman's Journal, an
nounces the Holy See has ratified the re-
quest that the diocese OF Detroit might be
divided. A new Episcopal See has been
erected for Grand Rapids, but the Bishop
hiss not been named. The new diocese viii
have jurisdiction over all the western, or
Lake Michigan side of the lower Peninsha
of Michioan
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Sepa,or HiII's Condition.

LITTLE Rock, May 15-Latest advices
from Eureka Spoings state that senator
Ben Hill, though apparently Slowly I'M
proving, is in conditioA 70 eAci'e grave
doubts as to ultimate recovery.
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DARING RoBBERY.
Looking After an Unmitiqated
Scoundrei.
Steubenville Sketches-A Little Washington
War Railroad Prospects BeIIaire
Briefs = Martins fery
Matters.
THE REGISTERS SPECIAL REPORTS.
Special Dsspa,eh to IN, R.,,,,.-

WELLsyILLE, O., May 15-Burglars en-
tered Van Tillberg's fancy store, on Main
street, last night, and deeamped with a
large assortment of shirts. silk handker-
chiefs, jewelry, &c. Loss not known yet,
but it will be quite heavy, as the fellows
had everything their own way and selected
the best. An entrance was effected by
breaking down back door.
Officers are here from Washington, Pa,
looking for a wretch charged with an at
tempted rape at that place. The man.
passed through here on Saturday, aud 80
far has eluded arrest. t-',fsrM.
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A N.iue e,oee, who had just "expk

A Maine grocer who hsfju "exps-
riensed religion" Acknowledged In
meeting that be mad beeA q hard sinner,
CHEATED customers by asiulerating his
goods, etc, bat, being eonvested,
would repay anyone he had wronsed.
Late that night he was awakened by. q
ring at bis docr.heN. Looking out he
saw a man. "Who are you and what
do YOU want?' he asked. "Pm B,ll
Jones. You said tonight you would
repay those You have cheated. Givs
me that 500 you've owed me 50 iong.
Cant you wait till morninS! No
/ Amt going TO wait till then ana , sr
in line oil day" He was pssd.-BoseA
Post.
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Ancient order OF Hibernians.

CHICAGO, May l5.-The report OF the COM
mittce on the standing of the order OF An
cient Hihernians shows that it number,
considerably over $1,000 members, and
owns property valued at S264, ,56. ;66; Inc ne
disbursements for the year were S242, ,352. l6.
of which SIS, 1854 was for death losses and
$50. sos 46 was paid to sick and disabled
members. There is cash balance now on
lonj Of SIGI 267 2n
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To Fight Sullivan.
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.-The entries
for to morrows races are as follows:
First race, club purse, $500, y mile
Monarch, Duke of Kent, Lucy May, Gus
Matthews, Standoff, Brickum, Tomboy,
Mammonist and Willie C..
Second race-Purse of $500, II miles,
weight for age-Caroline B., Fair Count,
Botherem, Fiona, Bonnie Castle and Gill
della.
Third race-Kentutky Derby, IL miles,
colts, to carry lO5 pounds, fillies, lO2 pounds
Bengal, Wendover, Harry Gilmore, Run
nymede, Pat Malloy, Colt Robert Bruce,
Highfyer, Babcock, Newsboy, Appollo,
Ballard, Wallenzee, Minstrel, Monarch,
Lost Cause and Monogram.
Fourth race-Mile heats, weight for age
-Brambaletta, Aliunde and George IIaker
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lgtsi3j,S,
Hakllrfl


Columbus and Portland are not included
In the total. The aggregated clearinss OF
the reported cities show . decrease OF I'D
Ter cent: also slight falling OIL q com
pared with those OF last week. In Nov
York the clearings show the large falling
OF 25l per cent. This Ii due partly y the
excessive dullness Of trade, and partly V
slight transactions at the Stock Efchsngs,
are compared with the large volume o.
business done at that institution In 4be
corresponding week LAST year.
Outside OF New York In the country. =
large, the clcarings still show Q falling on.
The decrease ethiS week amounting y .d1
per cent Eastern cities all show fsulsg
,H
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s,oek Bo~r,, opening.

CHICAGO May 1&-The stock Board was
successfully opened, to-day. President
Hemoline made an address to introduce
the callers. who went through the list OF
stocks and securities. Several sales were
made. but none OF very large amount.
There was a large attendance of members
including some from New York.
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still Pursuing Them.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Judge Wylie has
directed the Grand Jury to receive as evil
dence certain reports submitted by Wood
ward, Special Agent on the Star Route
cases, and his statements concerning them.
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ANOTHER FLOOD.
A Big Boom i'm the SchuyIkiII.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Water in the
Schuylkill is rising six inches an hour.
Fears are entertained of great flood. At
COnshoken lower stories of mills and
houses are flooded, also coal and lumber
yards. The road to Fairmount Park is now
under water. In the Delaware river acres
of wharves and lumber yards are flooded in
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Steamboat Mate Killed.

MEMPHIS, May l5.-Last evening, while
the tow boat Raymond Horner, en- route
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans with tow
of coal, was making landing near Upton
Vile. Tenn, one of the lines parted, strik-
ing the second mate, Wm. Shannon, break
ing both his legs, and crushing his SKULL
from the effects of which he died this morn
;pe AT one o'clock. The deceased resided at
Pittsburgh. His remains were forwarded
to his wife, tonight, by Capt. Simpson
Homer
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Alonx Session Prediete,l.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Members of the
minority say if the contested election cases
are forced ahead of the regular appropria-
ton bills, the chances are the session will
extend into August.
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QufekIx ARenred.

DECATUR, AA., May 15.-In Fayette
county yesterday, A. Allen shot and killed
his wife, from whom he had separated.
The woman's brother, Cunningham, shot
and killed Allen.
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Kniahfs afHonAr.

BALrINoRE, May 15.-The Supreme Lodge,
knights of Honor, have located the general
headquarters of the order permanently at
Louisville, KY, ana removed the office Of
Supreme Treasurer from Springfield, Ky.
and the Supreme Reporter from Wooster.
o., TO Louisville.
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Man DrnMnA<l.

LITTLE Rock, May 15.-An Arkansas City
special says: This morning a white man
named William Shepherd from Memphis,
was drowned while attempting to cross the
Missouri in canoe.
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S,.uh.,. for Governor.

ATLANTA, GA, May l5.-Nine leading In
dependent Democrats met today, ana rs
sued an address to the people OF eeotgia,
indefinitely postponing the mass meeting
| called for June lst, and urging the party 70
| support Alexander Fl. Stephens Tor "o''
i
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She Refused Him HOE Rank Rook.

NEW ORLEANS, May l5.-Harriet Peterson,
mulatto widow, was stabbed to death by
Sam Smith, her paramour, because she re-
fused him her bank book.
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The Shah Of Hss~is isssay nnlpe@ees
the operation q having sssn c
ed. Prayers ~ bis nie passs 49, , ~
the ordeal vvTs e9efed up IN :dsAns "a
the mosquS4, and he naade bis ~! -"
took an afSte4l0nste hpeweN ~ ~ Us
wives. The Hhah had evttssiy nM :
tooth extracted once he!ass : f''''A
pI,i0 Ne1rs.
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The Iran AllaallAu.
PuSidlsr' strike.

PorrsvrLLE Pa, May i5-Thc puddlers
of the rishback rolling mill are out Tor IN
advance Of - cents per ton. They declines
% cents and the President oi the coocsrn
refused 10 compromise at 81 cents.
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Pistols and Coffee for Two.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 15.-It is re.
ported that Loubal and Purnbrill, of the
Union Club of New York, are in this State
to FIGHT a duel
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fraudulent actual expense accounts in con.
nection with the transportation of nine
prisoRers from San Antonia, Texas, to
Chester, Illinois. He travelled on free rail-
road passes, and charged for full fare, and
also charged for guards never employed.
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r.,,, .,,,a.-;dent-Suieide.

MILWAUKEE, May 15.-An unknown man
was killed in the c., NJ. and st. P. yards by
being run over by the cars.
Tnos. Bretki committed suicide to-day by
hanging.
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A. women sufiragists of Indiana are
4 Lila convention at Indianapolis on
4 rlb inst. tofIther agitate theeau
.rsir enfranehissment.
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FEELING. VA. 16. 1882.

girl OF fourteen, was beaten to death with a
club by Nelson Fisher, colored man. The
murderer will be lynched If caught.
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Died.

DAN Francisco, May l5-Dr. II. II. Hub
Iafu, late SurgeOn.General Confederate
army died here this morning, aged IS
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New Grain Rxehssge.

sax FRAscIsco. May I5-The San Ffsn'
cisco grain exchange held its first call, TINS
afternoon. The session was rather fofmsI
than for business purposes, and OF out Ie"
minutes in duration, during when nuh.
her of sales were. made. The project
promises success.
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reat dearth of lying ispredieted for
rs.e summer months. Gath" will
sr Europe on the lst Of July and
perkins will take a summer vaca-
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SPORTING NOTES.
Rase Rail.

PROVIDENCE, May 15.-Proyidence 8; Bos-
ton 2.
WORCESTER, Mass, May 15.-Worcesters
S; Troys l.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Atlantics 5; Metro
politans l.
CHICAGO, May 15.--Chicagos 10; Cleve-
lands 4.
DETROIT, May 15.-Detroits 8; Buffaloes
To Fight Sullivan.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Tug Wilson is
coming from England to fight Sullivan for
the championship.