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HAnnlsuuRo, May >l7.-An invcstiga-
ton into tho accounts OF Adam K. Dun
dore, late treasurer Of l3erks county, by the
auditor general OF Pennsylvania. has 70.
suited in the discovery OF deficiency Of
over. $1,000, about $4,000 Of which he
owes the. State on the various kinds OF H.
censes. About SIX weeks ago the State set.
tied an account against him for about SO.
500 for money due it, according to the re.
turn OF the mercantile appraiser. Since
then facts have been developed indicating
collusion between Dundore and the mer.
camille appraiser, by which the State was
cheated out OF Sll,534 50 and Berks county
Of s. 100 additional. tDundore's bond is
over S7000O.} The delinquent is under
heavy bail ior embczzlcment. ~
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KlnKsvlii.E, No., May l7.-Lost. evening
al Mcdonald shot and INSTANTLY killed
Willie Quintal Tho former is aged twelve
years and the latter eleven. The killing
took place in the yard OF the dead boys
mother. Both boys had been out hunting,
and after coming home young Mcdonald
stepped up to within a few feet OF his vic.
tim. and resting his rifle across yard
fence said, "your money or your life,"S and
fired tho ball taking effect below the collar
bone, aid sevcring the tigtilir vein. Young
Quin.al staggered Il step or two and fell
dead. Mcdonald is under arrest. EH
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WASHINGTON, May l7.-lt Is stated upon
the authority. Of tho publisher that not
more than one hundred copies of GMiteau's
book have ebaen sold, Notwithstanding his
great expectation from his work. :
General Logan Is expected 10 resume his
legislative duties next week. ~
Betty B. Dassett, OF Virginia, yesterday
petitioned Congress 10 purchase OF her, the
family Bible 81 George Washington, nov,
In licr possession ~ nIlI!'iVU r
Col Thos. Ochil.rec, who was United
States marshal Of TeulsIun,ler Gen. Grant,
has announced himself as III independent
candidate for Congress for the Galveston
district ut the ensuing clectiou.u hilGnllI
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Tho La.e ..,t, aovernor ,..,r d. wAshburue. e

LACnossI, Wis, May ia special,
train Of Ave coaches, bearing the remains
Of ex.Goyernor c. @. Washburne, arrived
here ut 7.r, VI. On board were members
Of the family. committees from Madison,
Milwaukee and Lacrosse, Governor Rusk
and the funeral committee Of ex.governors.
appointed BY him, State officers and other
distinguished men. The remains were
conveyed to the rotunda OF the court house
and placed on catafalque, where they
were delivered to the, care Of the Lacrosse
committee BY Justice Cole, Of the Supreme
court, In icw brief remarks, to which
Judge Bryant. Of this city, responded.
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ALL HOnTB OF NEWS,

One hundred and ten vessels arrived in
the port Of New York yesterday. '7I'
a grand banquet was given TO Governor
Hamilton, ut n4ltlmore, last night. .sjH
Yesterdays steamers from New York to
Europe took out $3.50, 900 in specie. ril
Pittsburgh made over $1,000 Yesterday.
from y wholesale Mid OH its MANY bawdy
houses. 80 So.
The Canada, from London, aud the Wis.
consin,7 from Liverpool, arrived in New
York harbor, yesterday. ifmtf e
Daniel Hooker, an old resident Of
Rayenna, Ohio, fatally cut his throat, yes.
terday. lie was insane.
Ralph Waldo Emcrson's estate is Eessti.
mated at 100000; little foundation for the
report that a,wll has been found. 4%s22sSi 81
Jersey COW, Princess. 2nd, lately sold,
in New York City, for -. 800. MI. Shoe.
maker, OF Baltimore, was the purchasers
Seneca y. Holloway, deiaulting telier: Of
the Poughkeepsie bank, has been taken
from the hospital "a, New, York city for trial.
4 colored boy died at Helena, Ark, day.
before yesterday; OF hydrophobia. He
snapped and snarled like u dog and dead
in great agony. (, /. 4 Il d &, a i:sfj;l IN
"A man named Eward was convicted Of
murder in the second degree, yesterday, at
Greensburg, Pa. He killed two old maiden
ladies, named Means ''--'---S T ..g!!gN;B q
President Folwell and professors Pike
and Moore, of the State university, i Of
Minnesota, are under arrest for assaulting
one Asa Paine, with deadly weapon h Z
At Hancock, Mich, Yesterday, Anton
Schwermsper,a a brewer, shot his wife, while
she lay asleep in bed with her mother, and
then put ball in'his own head. ;g Both are
dead. Cause, jealousy. ,s,.,s5 h yt3S3 i !
] Capt. Payne and his party Of freeboo,ters,
who entered the Indian territory with d
view, to possess themselves Of the fertile
lands Of the red men, have been seized BY
the United tatesauthoritics. }Ai5
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= WASHINGTON, May l7.-Guiteau is re-
ported US being much affected by the sup
posed decision Of the court in banc sup
porting the verdict Of the court below. He
talks very little, appears to recognizs his
day that he relied upon Executive clemen-
cy. He is, not so insane that he has not n
complete appreciation Of what the effect OF
a decision OF the court in banc sustaining
the trial in the court below would be.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE proceedings
in Congress were dull today.
In the House the bill to extend the
charter OF National banks was again con-
sidered. Murch, Grcenbacker Of Maine,
Offered an amendment reducing, from
twenty to three years, the period for which
banks may extend their succession. He
wns willing 10 ALLOW banks three years TO
80 into some, honest business Rejected;
yeas Gl. naysill7.H Mr.. Buckncr, Of Mis-.
souri,, moved to make the period ten years,
yeas and nnys were ordered, pending
which the mattertwent over for,the day.9
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rLc lnl npOrt Of the Treasurer Of the
,a;,.yslses showed that on May lst there
Ss,. in the Treasury SSl, ,595,056 silver
,Iollas and $ss,s53,lis in gold coin. At
,le rate a. which the latter is goinp out Of
,he Treasury anil the former going in, the
.l,er will soon be in excess Of gold. K
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NINE THOUSAND MORE,
Another Large Influx or Foreigner
from Europe, 8lsi Z


from Europe. ''ls isl
NEw ioHS, May l7.-Since Saturday no
fewer than 1900 immigrants have landed
at Castle Garden. The Garden presented
II very busy appearance. The new corners
belonged to class Of laborers and mechan.
lcs which have been coming here within
the pas. lev months. On board the Ger
man and Dutch ships were 4 number Of
skilled artisans. The steamers from Liv.
erpool brought many laborers, and a few
gardeners and sign painters. The
','ielser," from Copenhagen, brought
non noullers, plastererS, carpenters,
hrmets and wool dresser5, and on board
me "tnlnce' were Il number OF Russian
Jews. Since September last over 5000 Fof
these people have landed in New. York,
anu these, with the exception OF about
Three hundred men, women and children,
have been furnished with employment. In
Chicago there are 800; in San Francisco
an! on the Pacific coast, 400 Most Of
these men arc tailors, cigar makers, lock.
smiths, carpenters. farmers, shoemakers
and builders. From l.aeken, near Brus.
sels, By the "Wiesland," from Antwerp,
We received a number OF Brussels carpet
weayets, These men (tl,ere are nine
o. them) have come to America not
through any scarcity Of work
in the factories abroad where
they were employed, but in order to com.
mana he,,er social position. Henri
Samler said: business in Brussels is not
40 active at the present as It has been. but
suppose the Netherlands, as Brussels is
called, Is very different to what it was fit
Teen years ago. The inhabitants are mostly
working people, who are employed in the
many factories. Living and rent remain
about the same, but wages are u little lower
.aan they were. There arc Il great number
ol embrolderers, male and female, who
SpeaS o. emigrating 10 this country
IN Inc labor bureau there was Il constant
demand for all classcs OF labor, skilled and
atsSItIed. There was not n hundred per.
Sohs left Of all OF last weeks comers. Or.
uefs Tor mechanics, farmers and labors are
,omlng IN from all parts Of the Union. OF.
,eh 70 prepay emigrants passage to dis.
an' States are being freely made. The ar
y IyaIs since Saturday consist OF ten steam
soIs, bringing n total Of S.S0S steeragt
IlaaSSsensers, rs follows: "Neckar," Bremen
~ "Germanic,' Liverpool, $50; France.
liverpool, l,e5; Spain" Liverpool, 1901
Amnsterdam," Amsterdam, l,l55; ,""Arra
sSn, bristol, .; "Gciser," Copenhagen
i;@ "polaria," Hamburg, 977;5g"Wie
s ,Saa, Antwerp, S25; "DcRuyter," Ant
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Advnnlccle &c ii II: The Prices,' 81 Caae... Ifr,,

New ioRK, May 17.-There is much ex-
citenent among the grocers and others in
terested In the Coffee 1tfale In consequence
Of m unexpected upward turn in the
prices q OF l.Sfthe el principal grades
and brands ;of this commo.
dity. The wrecking OF the steam
ship Pliny, which was loaded with heavy
cargo Of coffee, ut Deal Beach, ILtN!.,J.,
coupled with the; fact that very little, il
any Gof the cargo can be saved, caused d
shortage in the supply, and hence the nd.
vance in prices ~ r. .-,rlt,
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a IIun,uu lIyc,pn.

Y WEILlSorox, KAs, May l7.-Dave Sharp,
gambler, has been, ARRESTED at Caldwell,
for robbing the grave Of the late George
Woods, n dance house proprietor Ola $3.50
diamond pin, which was buried with
Woods by his wife An officer has gone to
Kansas City TO secure the pin, it being i'll
the possession OF gambler now there.
knowledge, oil the robberyewas obtained
irom Il women to whom the ring was given
by the robberI and who ,gaye the trans.
action away ina fit OF jealousy. -.
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Tho Scax0ii Opened!

z WABASH, I'm, May l7.-Ahout one week
ago gang Of lightning.rod sharps came to
this city aud began operations They have
thus far been us successful rs they could
wish. Ten or fifteen farmers have bccn
caught for nearly $1,000, the notes to which,
they appended their names calling ior from
$50 to $3.50 dollars each. Most Of those'bit-
ten consider themselves shrewd! business
men, The notes will allbe paid, tho lambs
not thinking it worth while to li,isate, Y !; ;
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.DtLrlNoRE, May l7-Flour quiet and. nomlnally
unchanged, Wheat. western. dull. but steady;IEo.
?Winter rcd spot and Mny $! t0.l l40 Juno 81 40H;
July 81 ~ August 81 lial TX. Corn wrAtern dull:
gust S3as3l4c. Oats lrm: western white &C; mixed
Ole; Pennsylyau!n G0a6 rive fairly active nj 19ja
SSc Hay hrii AMI quiet At SIC UlliS co. Provisions
bulk meats loote shoulders nominal; clear III sidss
nominal packed 81 SCAT! Is: bacon shoulders SO PSI
clear RIB Sides $40 2 hams SIS o5al5 75 ari Sla Is
Butter dull and lower western packed lsa22c Epgs
nss' se * e' %h,ps aSis; u N sis Sugar hFmef
CINCINNATI, O.. May l7.-cotton dull and nom.
inal a. Flour quiet; family sS !NaG .; fancy
e 0a7 :' Wheat easier; No. icd winter 81 s5a
!!77c spot 77>.e bid Nay; 777.c June: 7slic lid
July. Oats strong VI Use. Rye qulGt md stendy at
s,S. Mtley al demand astlve at s. 70. po,k nrm al
sttons; shoulders Il d, clear ribs ~ q, :.t, isM
Bacon In gool denMnd; shoulders ss 10: clear ribs
ST. coz clear sls 60 Witty 81 II; combination
81 10 liu,ter s:tady; Western Reserve soc: ehoiee
Central OHIO lsc ! lsr ..g1z{ 'IfI 4
Tolxpn. May. l7:-Whcnt dull: No. 2 rel spot
81 3dS: May 81 80: June 81 371S: July u lGI: Au.
Enst q wa ye4r q ~. ,coIn steady; high mixed
Sf SG sspSs Seaf aAX Sa,s hsa anhs5ssi a. jung
VIZ june june s. Lily Il ls,s M %asast fd' 81 1ss Xxx
lJM Corn uuIi; htrh mixed JJc bid No. sDOt
held AZ TIC; May held at TIKI; June Ike; July
EAST 3LiggEry, "a. May Observation-Disclosures
600 head. Market firm: best 7114asc; fair 10 good
s6 7da1 80: common .aG. Z - = ~. -, il
llogS-Rsceipis,, 500L head. Market nr,n: philn.
dephias 81 :90ats lb: Workers 81 4la7 60, = -
,Sheev-ReGeipts ltG00 head. Market firms priccs
ranging from 81 70 &C. 5i07is '''e>' =
7'NEw YoNK. May l7.--DRr- Goops-Thc murke,
was exceedingly qu!et. With the general demand
very light mud confined 70 smsi, rtas~artmcnts ioi
Progressing quietly hut with much stcnhlncss and
The volume q itale IL mnrh better than Indicated
Wy Appearances VA "a - - = = f''f.
NEW ioGk, May l7.-!lErAS-aanuia cop
| per Tnomtnally unchanged: new, xhrathug 2Sc
S9s sss soe !,oa aa! i, aSa . W "
Russia s1sStng sll a5all ~. Salls. .Iul 81 seas 4O
Sew onLEASs., Nay lT-sug4r In good demand
~, 7s,3Ass: niae 70 choice ShasN: yellow clAIl
lIeeolled 4sai7c; isirF rsboIlea aasA;; primo 8
aSsc ,!t.2N2ntt tFg' Piiflti,t .Gii1 fStEtSil
BKAnronu. Pa, May iz-oil steady: opened n
7allc; h!ehs.! 1s,+c: owcet 73ac clolng Ut -S8,lt
SAlcs s3l vW barrels total shiIlnentl a. 797 barsu
chnteis sq1 barrels 4 ,,, ~ '; y
/. nIlLAnrLrI,A, Nay! l;,@Flour dull. Ryu aor
unchanged. 4s.7 J. tlj3y-i ,Il g'Ii',9 n i
NEw YoRx, May l7-LKArNgH-Ma,ket ,,ea,,
, and fairly sctsvci liemlock sole 2lue5c, -" >
n ". .. . . ..
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L1T..SoS, Ky, NAV l7.-Robcrt Breck.
tWn!!ldse, W!!,!s Il son OF David Breckenridge. Of
~ w. lll'strry precinct, OF Washington county
;;anSed S.II himself, in the suburbs OF Spring.
SIe.a' Ie. !ast night. >ile WIS in town yester.
lay, hay, drinking. and vas robbed Of pocket
wo,.h vO.I containing So - money and 500
ionna ,,, Of notes. This yuorpjpy he was
''a''u hanging Oh tree, dead.
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I; ST.. LOUIS, May l7.-FourI tn,mps were
arrested near Carinsville, ILL.,, on Monday,
for robbery, and lodged iu Edwardsville
jail. Yesterday one Of them confessed
they not only committed the robbery for
which they were arrested, but that on
Sunday night they robbed and killed
negro near Carlinsville, and then put his
dead body on the railroad track, which
was afterwards run over by IL coal train
and terribly mangled. -t
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/. MARSHALL, Tex, May 1.-THE indie
pendent movement in favor Of Hon. G. W.
Jones for governor OF this State, seems to
gather in volume with the masses,
especially in Eastern Texas. Favorable
mention OF General Jones independent
candidacy comes from other portions OF
the State, 80 much so that tho indications
point to a straight contest between the
independents and the regular Democrats.
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u,.w MSJ. Pollock were receiving
,hs,t W r,,,,y freely Yesterday at the Pacific
,,,;ls " They arc paying Sl.4o per bushel.
T%",e Tr"r, is s,iil considerable wheat scattered
.,o,u1 in the hand. Of the farmers OF this
.,,,;on wheelip; prices are up to Baltl-
,,n,o ouo,ati0nS 10
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! L,rrlr Rocx,,:sAnk., May ,l7.-Alajor. l..
II. H.Nlangnrn, commissioner for the distri;
button Of government rations in the oyer
flowed district Of this State, says that lie
distributed 10000. r,tions altogether; that
,hegovcrpment aid was sufficient to sup.
p!yiall in actual need up TO the 10th ! inst;
thut the crop. prospects along tho line oitht
Hood in this State were never better, m
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Z EThcLonisyilte IsacSs,

!; LOUISVILLE, sMay5l7.- To-day's winners
qThe Alexander stale for two.y .year,.olds, ,
,,"s, 1lye.,elghths Of a mile, won by Punster,in
The Dixlana stakes, for all ages; one and
one:sixteenth miles, wonsby Checkmate;
Hindoo second. Tine; 1:50l-the, fastest
on-record by halt a second.stS9. ,&4.:g
Selling Race, mile heats, won by Bub.
CInb Purse race, one mile, won handily
by Force, in 1:44. sat;t 1870 Ssl l..;..,.Gil, !
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gEtcll DkpIteh to the lnielligenccr.
SrrrpESylLLr, May 1.-THE breach OF
promise suit, brought against Sr. Parkin-
son, wealthy old bachelor Of this county,
by Miss McKinney,was compromised, this
evening, by the payment by defendant Of
500. The suit was brought for SIS, 900.
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:, 3,
The Slorcy LETTER.,

EiDALTiAoHE, May T.j-Willism Price, Of
Cumberland, Nd, spoken Of in connecticut
with the famous ::Alorey letter, attended n
meeting Of the Democratic State central
committee and spoke freely Of John l..
Daycnport's recent visit to Cumberland
and his, Uavenports) Unsuccessful, effort
tsome Of his (Pfice's) priyatetpa.
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:, o. q, -----H7 :. - IT !,

Base ball games yesterday: At philadel.
phia-Athlelic, II; Louisville, 4. At Bal.
timore-St. Louis, ); Baltimore 8. tAt AL.
bany-Troy; 7;S Providence, A. IA At Boston
-Boston,4; Worcester, 0.SiAt Cincinnati
Cincinnati, IS; Allegheny, 1. AT Phila-
dclphia-PhiIadelphia, .; Metropolitan, ,l2,
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viii, llis l'llrONt('slt,

CHARLESTON, ". VA, May I'D. W.
Cowau, in Union district, this morning,
touul the body Of Il dead man, with the
,hroat cut. The inquest failed to discover
,ha mans name.
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Two Mur.iercrs I.yncl,-,l iu Louisiana.

New OnLEAxs,, May ia 81. Martins.
vile, special, says: Three, hundred Z men
took Joseph l.. jenkins, who murdered his
brother.in.law,; from Sthe faiti to- the
place OF the murder and hanged
him. On tho way from St. Martinsville
they came across u colored tman, Eugene
Axare, who killed n young man in January
last. Azare was hanged OH tho same tree
with jenkins. The Governor oilers re-
ward oi 5000 for the arrest and conviction
OF the persons engaged III the lynching.
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~. .. --l--l Is.-l-i- I . 7fs-1-I-
charged With u Il rtI crlnr il Tran1n.

CHICAGO, May l7,-Joseph Ledwith, n
young brakeman on the Chicago 4 Alton
railroad, Is under arrest for the killing OF a.
tramp, WHO was stealing II ridoi on the
train, yesterday, near Sag Bridge The
tramps have caused a good deal Of trouble,
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The cincinnati ,lny Festival.

q ClSrlSxA7l, May 1.-THE afternoon
concert Of the May festival was attended
b., an audience Of nearly i,00o.s The pro-
gramme introduced Matcrna, Cary and
Miss Omnch. All the soloists were received
with warm approval, particularly Alaterna
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NAV New York BaIiotia Of yesterday has
,.,s. ~. ,,,at Indicate tendency towards
S,.,ncy s" in the wool markets OF the
t'".bre., UaSn and California, and says that
=" I,' inauencc is making itself felt In the
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Tho civil Service scinrn,crs Rejoicing.

KNN WI ScFE1cu 'SH'"' ~ ~
New YonK, MayFlt-The civil service
reiormers' WHO brought The action against
General Curtis for -yiolatin. the law in
levying political assessments on. Custom
House employees. ENTHUSIASTICALLY ,eluted
over Judge Hsrnard's decision oyerruling
the demurrer in Curtis case, which was to
the effect that he did;not levy the assoss:
ments In; his capacityGas a Government
officer, but rs an Officer OF the Republican
State committee.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE number Of
immigrants, arrived in tho United States,
during the month Of April, was l0s,So3;
tic number during the last ten months,
ending on the 3Oth OF April last, was 544,-
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and Cary. The chief feature OF the pro.
gramme was Boethoven's seventh sym.
phony, which was superblyrcndered by

TUG OrCNebtFH, "T----" -,
At the evening concert the weather wus
delightful, and the house was filled with a
brilliant audience, numbering more than
5000. The entire evening wins
devoted 10 Bach's Passion mu.
sic, in which Nlaturna, Carey
and Others appeared us Boloists. The All.
dienco not only lis,cned,| with intense In
terest,, through Tho whole toi theeedious
composition, but became enthusiastic over
the great achievements OF the chorus Ms
well US nearly all Of the soloists.
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4 The Flow OF Gold to Europe. I'

,HNxw YonK, 'Mayf,l7. President! !yermil.
yc, Of the Merchants bank, says ot'!.,he
gold shipments: Sixty or ninety days apo
certain! parties bougl. large. amounts Of
sterling on time and nos they have to
meet their calls, as those who loaned in
Europe DO not care TO renewEtlicin. bills
arc maturing and abankcrs, WHO issued
them, have no alternative bnt. 10 meet
them. This |. will 1, make - -, money
dearer. London igis ,.t The, general
clearing house ior; NIL the n European
nations, and, thus, no one can tell, Exactly,
how il is distributed; II is something which
their own correspondents Iere caiinot tell.
Gold Is not sent over ior, speclla!iye pur>
poses, rs It lwon!d not pay at ,he p;ssent
rate tof exchange H0O) nnl,h6iisl gold
could be shipped for 7 such PURPOSE ut
A.90l with profit" Mt =
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Qhe gnteli9&ttftr:
+ -, ,o,. ~ aud n Fourteenth street

70S iTail crop has come out Of the late
M.rooi IN much better shape than was
ts s,, Apples arc not injured; And
S'e"' 'wlIl BE- plums. cherries and some
,. ns,s and nd Mpcacl.es.-I''ia Co. Mentor. Ny
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'YEARNING ,TOsH0lyL..
ACCOMPLISHED SCAMP INDIGNANT.


WASHINGTON, May l7.-Shipherl AZ.
peared before the foreign relations com.
mittee, this morning. with hand bag
said to contain numerous documents aud n
prepared statement, covering fifty pap,s or
more; Ae Was addressed by the chairma,
as follows; THE committee OH foreign
Affairs Is directed by the House 10 demand
from you copies Of all correspondence Lc.
tween yousslt and any person or persons
whomsoeyerl and all papers ind other
eVidences IN your possession tending 10
show what you did, or attempted 10 do, 10
entorce the claim Of the Peruvian company
or to Induce the United States to enforce
this claim a}gainst Peru. Are you now
prepared p tit''i t. furnish the documents called
shipherd.- .-'tIal, not.Hu!hl:oog4 aul
The Chairman;-vAre you prepared 10
furnish, and will you furnish all lp,mrs
and other evidences in your possession
tending to show whit you did orat,cmriol
to DO TO enforce the claim OF The Peruvian
company or 10 induce the United State.
to enforce this claim against Peru Y'',,,s1'>
shipherd-"l will not. l positively dc.
cline 70 produce tho papers and evidence
called for n,,;.gi r,!iEILi' aga lI'Il fiTSf'
I. The committee then went into cxccutjye
session, n tter about ten minutes tho door
wasreopened and 1t was learned that tho
committee had agreed To- inform tho ser.
gean:-at'arms that it had no further need
!or the, attendance of shiplcrd, and that
he might be discharged until further mott.
tication. No time was fixed for my future
meeting Of the committee In regard to tho
Chili,Peruvian ma,terq InS,t; IL pr'if'
4, IT. has leaked out that tho committee
decided 70 examine Mr., Hit, exIs5islant
secretary OF stsste. \ secret session will be
held Tomorrow d=l3l IgazE7l.''' fii''1
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wHEEING. THURSDAY
The remains Willie III state until Thurs.
day evening, when the Sfuneral will take

The will OF the deceased will bc opened
Tomorrow It Is understood that Il con:
tains number OF charitable and public