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The Liberal Move In H1IssisSippi.

WAslnSGroS, May MIR. Chalmers, OF
Mississippi, the ousiel member from the
shoe.string district OF that State, prior to
his departure for home, took occasion 10
express, in language more iorcible than
elegant, bis opinion OF the Democracy Of
the country in general and the Democracy
OF the House in particular His opinion
was not favorable one. lie thought the
men who iaithless!y permitted him to be
unseated, were no longer lit companions
ior him. He proposed somewhat ,ardily 10
leave them TO the terrible tate which
their asiniEity mus. bring apoa them. He
proposed to join good cause in the
hope OF finding better company. 1t is sun-
derstood that the day before he left he
called &. the office OF Secretary Chandler
and informed that gentleman that he was
"disgusted with the Bourbons, and pro-
posed to ally himself with the Liberal
Increment in Mississippi" Chandler is
said to have expressed his approval in the
warnIcst MANNER and Chalmers to have
departed very much encouraged to ii;h.
the good fight OF progress. Chalmers aims
to be the Malone OF NissiSsippl.. lis the
policy OF the Republicans, IS the National
and Congressional committee have an
nouuced, 10 aid it every way possible the
Liberal movements in the Southern States,
and in this direction to do all that can be
done to secure the return OF twice OF thrice
as many Liberal Congressman rs ars now
in the House. II Chalmers proves worthy
OF help, he will be helped.
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BUFFALO, May THE assassiliati5Ns i'll
Dublin haye called forth the following
proclamation ..
To The Land League OF .4merica:
.rhe execrlbie and cowartliy assassina.
ton Of Lord Frederick Cavendish, the newly
appointed chief secretary ior Ireland, and
Under Secretary Bourke, has horrAed the
world, and is especially painful and alb.
horrent TO every true friend Of Ireland.
We denounce the awful crime, and exhort
our brethren in Ireland to use every effort
to bring the perpetrators to justice and to
show them the detestation of",heir' iendish
act, which only some arch enemy OF our
race, or some Irresponsible idio. could
tlave conceived or executed.
[Signed. JAS. MooNEy,
President Irish National Land League OF
America. ... u.- ,-s.
Several OF the most prominent members
OF tho Irish National land league, in this
city execrate the horrible crime, and trust
the perpetrators OF the Aendis! act may he
brought speedily to justice. The assassina.
ton is considered direct blow at the in.
tercst and rising hopes OF Ireland, and is
particularly to be deplorcl st this time.
Augusta, Ga, May7.-The Land League
passed resolutions, denouncins the lnur
der OF Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke.
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NEWS NOTES RY WIRE,

The steamers leaving New York on
Saturday carried two millions OF .olJ, con.
signed to foreign houses.
1t is reported that Mr.. David ginton in.
t:nds to donate his recent purchase. th.,
grand opera house, to Cincinnati, for Il
city hall. "
The Chicago driving park association
have decided to exclude wheels OF fortune
and every other gambling device from
their grounds during the races this season.
a terrible rain storm visited the vicinity
OF Lebanon. Ohio, on Saturday night. Sev.
eral buildings We're struck BY lightning,
and considerable damage was done to TIC he
crops.
At Jamestown, N. Y, yesterday, James
slsrry, assistant keeper in the county In.
sane asylum, was stabbed by a patient
twenty one times ior refusing him 4 pice.
OF bread. There are but slight hopes Of h;s
recovery. The instrument used w,,s a scis.
sorsbladc. w. = y" 20
Saturday night at Clay township OF.
tawa county. Ohio, the daughter oi Mat.
shias Schessler, committed suicide by
poison. Opposition by her parents 10 her
marrying the voting nlan oi her cnoirc led
to the melancholy act. Miss Semester was
seventeen, Intelligent, and remarkably
handsome. Her father il one o: thr
wcaittilest farmers il the county,
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4 sSrlilIAist S:atl,rriu..

WASHINGTON, May The reception in
the rotunda OF the Capitol, last evening,
given by the Ladies' aid society OF the Gar.
field memorial ttosipta, was one Of the
most brilliant events OF the season, and
realized u handsome sum for the object iof
which it was given. The rotunda was light.
ed from base to dome, and tasteiuI!y de.
corased with bunting, flowers and ever
greens. Tables assigned to the several States
and Territories, were arranged around the
outer portion OF the rotUuda, and the gen.
erous rivalry attending their preparations
resulted in some elaborate and very bcatt.
tiiul decorations The Marine Band was
sta ioned in Statuary Hall, (which was
thrown open to promenaders. Ssveral
thousand people were in attendance, IN.
cludins the President and large represen,
tation OF Senators and members.
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THE MEXICAN RAILROADS.,
The Number OF subsidies Granted
N0atis Now Enl:4lIug.

Ss"fs"S .s"~ "SssHfHSs
WASHINGTON, May d,-A dispatch from
Laredo states that tho Mexican govern.
inent is disposed to retlrd the railroa,!
construction in the republic, SO tbs 10 avoid
sucIi constant drafts on the treasury for
pledged subsidies. I. is natural for our
neishbors to want to go II little SLOW. They
promised too many subsidies to American
railroad builders in the frs, placc-iar be.
yond the ability to pay. Fortunately, only
a small number, comparatively, Of the
regularly chartered railroads are under
construction, and by some good financial
management the government may meet its
obligations OF that kind, which ior aIl the
roads amount to over 500, 100000. II NIL
the railroad companies to whom subsidies
have been granted should go promptly to
work constructing their lines the Mexican
finance minister would be at his wits
end. There have been ten charters granted
already to companies proposing to build
roads across the northern frontier OF Mex
leo, and about half OF them urc under con-
structlon, prominent anon. them being the
Mexican National from Laredo to the ci,y
Of Mexico, and the Mexican Central (the
Atchison, Topeka and Slnte Fe com
pany's roadl, completed nearly 100 miles
south OF III paso and lao miles north from
the city OF Mexico This latter road will
be completed this year, and trains will be
run through from the Mexican capital 10
New York. 1t is probable that these two
roads will pay. ltis doubtful ii the others
will be needed for many years-cer,ain,y
not for n long time, II We fail to negotiate II
commercial treaty with Mexico, which will
remove the present tariff obstruction to
freedom OF trade.
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Dem 0crntic Cittfcux.

WAsHlScroN, May lit is reported that
leading Democrats OF the lIouse aud Sen.
ate, at an informal conference held within
tie past few days, have agreed, if they are
given assurance that oue.,hird OF the cish.
teen federal judges who will be appointed
ii Judge David Davis bill, creatinsa court
OF appeal in every judicial circuit OF the
United States, shall becomes law, tha. they
witt not strenuousfy oppose the bill. On
the other hand, ii they think that, especial
ly in the South, Republicans only are to be
appointed to the new judseships, they will
resist the passage of the bill by every
means in their power. 1t is also stated
that the Republicans arc willing to assure
the Democrats that half the new judges
only shalt be Republicans aud the other
hall be composed equally OF Independents
and Democrats. II is believed that the
Democrats will accept half 4 loaf in prefer.
ence to no bread,
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KEYSTONE POLITICS,
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
TO assemble At Harrisburg on "Wednesday Gen,
Hss1er tbs ta1uimsus Choice for Governor.
The Stalwarts Disposed to heal LIBERAL,
With the Independent Wiuy orthe rar,y.

FiilLAnELrIlA, May ALI eyes a,c
turned to the convention whcl, will a,.
semble next Wednesday at Harrisburg.
That General Beaver will be nominated
Tor governor does hot admit OF n doubt.
Senator Cameron, with NIL his vast political
power, could not defeat him should he de.
clare against him tomorrow. Tie move.
ment In favor OF Beaver came from tic
people, and needed no aid from Cameron
or any other leader, although such men II,
Cameron and Quay recognized his fitness,
availability and exceptional strength, and
for this reason favor his nomination
Everything points to n harmonious cou.
vention. There may be little friction
over the judyeship. I,awle is opposed
by the powerful influence OF McNlanrI
in Philadelphia. and Brown has been
sweeping everything before him in the
West. The outlook for Brown is now very
favorable, but Philadelphia claim, III.
rs Il matter OF right, and will
uake stubborn fight either for Eawle or
some other philudelphian who may be
agreed upon by the delegation. Senator
Davies, OF Bradford, has no opposition for
lieutenant governor, and will be entirely
acceptable to both factions. though II rcn.
resentative of the Independent ele,nen,
and one OF those who stood out against
Oliver and Beaver ut Harrisburg last
winter. The office Of secretary Of internal
'!il'iirs will, so far Us heard from lie between
l.uclus Rogers of Mexican county, nov
deputy secretary Under Col. Dunkrl.
and Senator Greer, OF Butler. For
Congressman at large, Charles S. Wolfe,
Col, Samuel B. Dick and State Treasurer
Butler are advocated by their respective
friends. The probabilities indicate That the
stalwarts will NEE, the Independents
more than hall way, and not only aIop.
the platform OF the Independents, agreed 10
by the conference, bnt give then, as well
three places OH the ticket, viz, Justice OF
The Shprene court, Lieutcnan. Governor
and Congressman ut large. These Sf course
are only suggestions and speculation, since
The convention in its sovereign CAPACITY
must Of conrsc determine platform and
and decide all questions that
may properly arise.
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An Ex.C0nvici Killed.

C'SclsSArl, May 7.-Chas. Leller,, an
ex.convic,, was shot and killed on I,arr;..
street. near Sixth, between 10 AMI II
o'ciock last nigh. It is quite rrob.bl. that
leFerl's slayer is Ilermun 'Eass, IL. ,Ir,
son Of Herman lsosc saloon keeper NJ 7;G
West Sixth street The elder Rose was Il
member OF a jury which convicted l.c!Itrt
Of burglary about ;onr years as. lei
lert,. wha hn, been ont "f the
prnl'sn,tasy hi, i,w weeks, ven,
10 Eosc's salonn last night, and II fuss o.
cusse!. Tie .ri, and Rose and hi. son,
With c.hens, followed lin, alul ont shot
h'm. The victim Was in ii. muy.k;,h
year. His father is y barber. vino formerly
Kept shop on Wt-. Six;e~a.h street, but
now lives in Indianapolis. lliS mother il
dead, \ few years aga he VIZ, 4 noted
character IN police eircles h.i,,y arrested
elseR for saFio'Hs ei;t.nspS and sent to thr
workhouse. Euur years ugn he was con.
vie,eA os robhins sailrosi t..,s, aEi a.s, !,
lohilipg shop. y
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CHEAPER MEAT.
htatisiics Going to show that Lower
~ YrlCeA VIII Nnnn lreNnIl -


CHICAGO, May G.--The Drotr, Journal
annual report from tho ranehing regions
OF America, Just published, shows the out.
look for Western cattle growers to be OK.
cccdinsly tlaticring The general average
loss Of cattle during the winter was four
per cent, against nine per cent during the
winter OF 1880 and 1881. In the chief cat.
tie growing sections it does not exceed three
per cent. The general condition OF cattle
on the range Is reported twenty per cent
better than ut the corresponding time In
average years. Grass Is rather more for.
ward, especially In the southwest. The
shipping season in the more southern
States and territories will open no earlier,
but the general shipping season will com.
nence sooner and the southwest ship.
mcnts this year will exceed last years by
fully ten per cent. Texas will send Il,
least twenty per cent more. Gratifying
progress has been made ia the introduction
OF improved blood, and breeders Of fine
stock are enioyinga big boom by reason
OF the extraordinary western demand for
bulls; there are more buyers than sellers
on the range, and prices average Si,o5 per
head higher than last year. There is no
disease anywhere except few scattering
eases OF so-called blacE.lee. The calf crop
is the largest known for years.
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FIrz JOHN I'oxrEK.s CASE
The President Remit. the GnexecutrJ
Portion Of the Famous Scufc,,r.

-"E AeSAueht Aeihtih tnc InexecutCu
Porto" or the F"mous SENTENCE.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-ln reply to Gen.
fitz John Portersarplica.ion for the re-.
mission Of n portion OF the sentence Of the
court martial, un.executed, the President
issued the following order, and has thus
removed the only legal obstacle 10 Con.
sresslonal action, and exhausted all his
power in the case under existing laws:
Chester A. Arthur, President OF the Tui.
ted States OF America
10 az %aam Me&e i,Tsseais may cons, qrfftiu1.
WHEREAS, on the 10th day oi January,
lS's', Fitz John Porter, major genera, of
volunteers. in the military service Of the
United States, and also colonel Of the
Fifteenth regiment OF infantry, and breyet
6Headier general in the United States
army was by general court martial, for
certain oilenscs OF which he had been
thereby convicted, sentenced "to he CASH
iefed, and to bc forever disqualified from
holding any office OF trust or profit under
the government of the United States" "und
WHEREAS, On the 2lst OF January. 1862
that sentence WIS duly confirmed by tho
President OF the United States, and by his
order OF the same date carried into cxecu.
ton; and, 1>'N
WHEREAS, So much OF that sentence Nc
forever disqualified Fitx John Porter from
holding office. imposed upon him n con.
timing penalty, and is still being executed:
and,
WHEEEAs, Doubts have since arisen con-
cerning the guilt OF said t'itz John Porter
OF the oitenses whereof he was convicted
by said court martial, founded upon the
result OF an Investigation ordered on tho
l2th day Of April, 1873, by the President of
the United states, which are deemed by me
to be sufficient gravity to warrant rcmis-
sion OF said sentence which has not been
completely executed;
Now. therefore, know We that I, Chester
4. Arthur, President OF the Uniled
states, by virtue OF the power invested in
me by the constitution OF the United
States, and in consideration Of The nre-
mlses, DO hereby grant to said Fi,z John
Porter full remission OF the hcreinbeiore
mentioned continuing penalty.
In witness whereof, ] have hcrcnpto
signed my. name and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City OF Washington, this 4th
OF May, \. D. 1852, and the independence
OF the United Stated one hunrrd and
sixth. Cursrrr 4 Anr,,n
Hy the President: Fredk. 7. rrelinc-
hysen, Secrtary Of State.
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ThrouShH 'rrcstlo.

MARSHALL, ILL.,, May G.-At 10 o'clock
last night a mixed freight and passenger
train, on the Cairo division of the wa.
bash road, in cliargeot Charley Long, CON
ductor, went through tres,le over Hudson
creek, twenty-five miles south OF this city,
and the fireman, Walter Mcclure, of Dan.
vile, was killed. The night was very dark
and heavy rain was fallin. at the time, 80
that the wreck could be seen but for a
short distance ahead. The engineer, Chas.
uhlin, says he docs not know whether the
trcstle washed away or whether it gave
way underthe train. He was thrown into
the swollen stream and lodged in a tree
some two hundred yards below the wreck.
Six loaded freish. cars, one empty, and the
engne,with tender are all in the water. The
passenger coach, containing few people,
stopped before it ran on the trestle,
and was broken loose from the train. The
track and tres,les OF the Wabash have been
broken in several places by the fearful
flood. '.
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1t the recent meeting OF the board Of
lirrctor, Of the Asylum Mt Weston con.
r..'s r., "V'e II, 4, ,ono"s .oe SIX inoas"S
Tor t.oHr, to 4. W. woodiord, at Sc 90 per
HErcl Of 700 pounds, and meal at 81 per
teshsl OF IS pounds. For beef, to p. N.
Na'e, at s. per 100 pounds.
I4eIisectorsiu view OF the large increase
in lie number OF patients in the last wear
lAas being now over G0Ol deemed more
laSsIt4ns necessary for the propcrnedical
tNStMcM OF the patients aud appointed
Wo FItst Assistant Physicians, at II salary
SIyN0 each, and board. The salary
..sN;s;9iore psil First Assistant was 81 500
.MSard. Mr. Charles O'llara 4. his own
+" ,%9'S was allowed 500 year in addition
H.. US S''ary n lieu OF board. he hereto.
rn ~'s secGived 5So0a year aud board, he
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Excitement Over n Murder Trial.

F, DALLAS, Tex, May 1.-THE jury to-day,
N the case 0! Cowart, who killed ex-Judre
Thurmond, several months ago, in the
courtroom, rendered verde, OF man.
slaughter and seven years sentence. The
verdict created great sensation, which
was increased by the Herald charging that
part OF the jury were drunk las. highland
not deliberating on the case. The Jury
sWore the charges were tilse, and the court
fined the Herald proprietor sloO. Report
ers to-day Investigated the matter, and
traced three bottles Of whisky to different
jurymen. Publication Of the new dcye|.
opments in the Ereniny Times, and its bitter
criticism OF the jury, add unlayor.lbly to.
ward the jury. The latter propose to sue
the Herald for libel. A Herald reporter is
positive about part OF the jury being drunk.
tie says he got ia an adjoining room and
eayesdropped. After having heard the
damaging runIors, Cowartls counsel moved
for Il new trial Is
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MUTll'k RAID,
Tho Latest proreciing$ Ia Regard to tho
Depleted hank,

A"e A'"test frOeecuinS$l la Regard to the
Depleted Hank.
Special to the ln.elliyenccr. ....... -.
WASHINGTON, Pa. May G.-Yes.erlay
Lewis Barker, one OF the stockholders OF
the Washington savings bank, filed 4 bill
to dissolve the association. The substance
OF the bill is rs follows:
The stock Of the bank consisted OF 5000
shares, at $50 per share, 90 per cent. OF
which has been paid III; that Cashier Ruth
has confessed that be embezzled $4,000 oil
the banks moaey anl c,ncealel his em.
bezzlenent by tllse entries; TINT the books
are so contas,d tint the cx ,ct condition OF
the bank cannot be a,certaiuei; that part
OF the assets Of the bank are ut present un-
available; that it will take time to reduce
its real estate to uiouey; that this vii! not
be sufficient to cover liabilities, and that 4
call on the stock will be necessary: that
Jas. kuntz, president. was a trustee, and
nll the real estate and loinsare in his name
and that on this accouut he is III xillin. to-
continue as trustee.
The bill further requests that the stock.
holders and defendants III IKE answer and
comply with the or,lcr OF the court; that
the partnership be declared! to be dissolved
and receiver appointed, and that stocs-
holders contribute according to the mum.
Der OF their shares su.licicn. sans TO pAy
the liabilities OF the bank.
Judge Hart appointed Gen. John Hall
receiver ou application of BArkers a,tor-
ney. hall was directed to give bond in
Sloo,Ooo, aud will at once proceed to set
tlement OF the banks business.
Barrett 4 Co.'s show gave two exhibi-
tions, Friday afternoon and evening, to a
large crowd Of people. -
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bubscr.ptlOnx Com luz III Sl0ulx.

NEw fonS. May 6-Contributions for
the Garfield monument fund are not com.
ing in very fast. The Governor some
p'' "'ago appointed committee to re.
c. 'scriptions, and they state they arc
sememnat disappointed in the RESPONSE
made In this STATE. The amount arpor.
TONED TO New York to be collected is SlO,-
900, which has been subd!vided rs follows:
so 600 to this city, 5000 to Brooklyn and
the balance to the remaining counties in
the stlte in proportion to their population.
The first subscription sent in was by ex.
Gov. Fcnton, who forwarded Sl5O-the
amountapnortioned to his county, Chau.
tauqua. The entire amount subscribed in
the State thus far is $5,9lG Il. OF this
a. amount NJ New York has ouly given about
$500.
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ANsMr Crllii isrnAllecIa

New onLEASs,. May G.--Iate reports
from Louisiana indicate ,l,a, the cane
which was covered by tho hoods is not so
much injured ~ there was reason to lear /,
would x. This Is accounted ior by lhp
low temperature at the time II the floods,
which retarded the growth Of the yonn.
cane lnssseNd q to;tiug aud killing It. In
the regions which escaped innnlAiion the
prospects lor q large crop Of sugar are favor
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effort or expectation Of securing the armed
Intervention OF the Government, or Of any
expectation or effort TO prevent pcate be.
tween Chill and Peru, unless these claims
were allowed. He recognized the fact that
there were obligations higher and more
binding than those subsistin. merely be.
tween individuals, and wore lie in possess.
Ion OF any knowledge ,r any correspond.
cnce Of the character mentioned, or sought
under the resolution calling for the nves.
tisa,ion, he should consider 1t his duty to
refuse to withhold anythin: under the
shield Of professional considerations.
Adjourned until Monday,
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The Rir;lts OF (,hinnncu

New ioRS, May 7,-Recorler Smyth,
Yesterday, administered wholesome pun.
ishment to John flanagan, who was con.
ylcted OF an assault upon Wah vuen, n
Chlnaman, and at the same time made
some excellent remarks OF general na.
ture. In sentencing the prisoner 10 pay a
tine OF Sl0o aud 60 to prison for year, The
Judge said: "Cbinameu, rs well "a other
people. are entitled to the protection oi tho
law. | haye found them ny GLASS ouie,
and orderly. The roughs OF this and other
cities have made n business OF molestiny
Cinnamon without na,Sen - :"