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Massachusetts RetliStrictinw.

"".ToN, May THE Republican Con
.re>S'ona Executive Committee have made
rrPor'. 10 leaves the First. second Fifth,
CiNlH. :. Seventh. Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh
'Ntric'S politically unchanged. except in
mum ot''ng. From the other four districts.
nciCd'ng EcStUn and vicinity. five dis.
'r'CtS are rladc, Hour oi which will he Re
nGo''can and one strongly Democratic
i'"SioU VIII maxi two districts. and Give
IRE" wards each 10 two other district,
The b'U aS reported puts no twoof the
resent Republican Cuugre>smcn ia,n the
.aIaC flStricI. Wv
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PHARES' PENSION.
A Question as 60 His Back Pay.
jS,,a,s;,y Disy1frb 10 the ReOisteT.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The House has
passed the bill recently put through the
Senate, authorizing the Secretary of the
Interior to place Jesse F. Phares, OF Ran
dolph county, on the pension rolls, his
tory OF whose case was published in the
REGISTER several weeks ago. 1t is ques-
ton now whether Phares will receive much
benefit from the act, as it is in doubt
whether or not he will receive arrears or
only be allowed a pension from the date
the bill becomes law. The bill isnow in
the hands of the President, who will no
doubt sign it in the course OF routine busi-
ness, and it will become law. e.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
New Postoffices and Post Routes.

BIItLttIt t5EItItV's 70 S'7O @RS '0EV''
WASHINGTON, May GA postotice has
been established at Augusta, in Hampshire
county, West Virginia, and Mrs. Mollie c.
woolford appointed postmistress. Also at
Fry, Wayne comfy, West Virginia, and
James Fry appointed postmaster. An
office will also be established at Bergerville
in Putnam county, West Virginia, and
Taylor F. Hogg will be appointed post
master.
On and after the 10th instant the star
postal route between Princeton and Mar
rows. West Virginia. will be curtailed to
end the route at mouth of East river, omit
ting Narrows thereby decreasing the dis
tanCe six miles u.
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N,-hsr., Gem ms.aevSes

DETROIT, May 9.-The annual meeting o(
the State COmmandery OF Knights TenPler
was held In this city, to-day, enliyensd By
the presence OF about 100 visiting brethren.
representing seventeen subordinate com
manderies. Several eminent Masons from
abroad were also present. This afternoon
the city and visiting bodies had grand
parade through the principal streets OF the
city, presenting . handsome appearance.
Al noon there were several beautiful eIhi-
bi,ion drills by the various commanderies,
succeeded by grand parade and drill OF
the entire brigade which was very fine
spectacle.
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DISASTROUS WRECK.
Four Men Killed in a Railroad Acct
dent.
An Insane Woman Kills Her Children
Train Wreckers Arested---KiIled
by a Storm---Western
Zephyrs.
MINOR NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS
Two Fatal IAecidents-Four Men Killed.

Two Fatal IAecidents-Four Men Killed.
CHICAGO, May "a Dallas, Texas special
reports disastrous wreck, caused by a
washout on the Waco branch of the Texas
Central railway, Sunday night. A freight
train went through a bridge. killing the
fireman and two brakemen, and badly
scalding the engineer and two other men.
The point is remote and the Railroad Off.
cials reticent.
A little later the same evening there was
another wreck on the same road, attended
by the death of one man and the wounding
of several others, also caused by washout
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Fatal wind in Texas

Hor>roN. Ten, May 9.-At Wharton dur
ing fierce storm, the wind grew into cy-
clone and two houses were blow down. In
one was a negro woman and two children.
The woman was instantly killed, and al
though the children were covered by the
ruins, they escaped injuries. Considerable
nthar damage
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MySrHIs, Msy s.-Tbs ststs Medical
Society Of Tennessee were IN fegun IN.
n"s. mase 'ss''G%; ss Juds. I ). " Jlsrp. Dr. 4 4.
WilIitt and Dr. q. B. Thsrptop. At noea
the society adjourned. The Society this
afternoon will visit the quarantine statsa
snd sanitary feet below tbs city: Thersis 10
n good attendance from all ssctioas of.ths
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Horrible Work Of an Insane Woman.

BoSroN, May 9.-Marie konig, German
woman, this morning, murdered her boy,
Auguste, five years old, cutting his troat
with case knife, and then cut the throat
of her daughter, Mary aged thirteen. The
wound is not fatal. Alfred, another son,
has cuts in a dozen places but his wounds
are not fatal. A boy Of seventeen is also
wounded. The mother attempted to Kill
herself. and j. doubtless insane.
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Heavy sales OF wheat,

5,St. 81. i"ui,, May 9. .-One hundred thousand
.1e>AeiS at No. Pred wheat was sold here
=. one 'n;, this morning, and negotiations
TIe rt Pe"a;ag Tor another hundred thousand
LIS Us Is spot grain, purchased by indepen-
,','-! Parties, and is understood TO he for
,UShl.y .os.'. ig'llcrS. The price has not trans.
spr'" inIS will reduce the stock Of No.
80. "'e"' tcre 10 less than 4 hundred and
"''A i'.' GsaDd bushels.
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and unless thesSigilant performance OF
present public duties is called seeking the
Presidency, no one can see that ambition
for that high Office is giving Mr.. Pendleton
any uneasiness. have occasion to know
from, those most intimate with him, that
he Ia not talking Presidency to even his
closest friends. He is simply addressing
himself with scholarly ability and fidelity
TO public questions as they arise. No one
near him hears the buzzing of the Presiden-
ti,Tbse G.
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Weaver Denies.

,r,A.u, May 9-piSpatche> from Wash.
a-tOu. OF the 81 inst, stated that General
JAIME, r Weaver, OF Iowa, had written
senator Voorhees,, proposing 3 general Co
1luO1 between the Democrats and Green
Ia krTs. ten. Weaver COntradictS il in the
following dispatch.
'Bl"oN-'ELD, IA, May S.-The published
.HSpatchr, concerning political negotiations
between Senator Voorhees, and other prom
inent Democrats and myself, are false. |
md write Senator Voorhees, a personal let
er cor, eruing Iowa politics. but il is not
'' The character indicated in the dispatches,
nor %; any interest 70 the public
N'gurd -. B. WENvEG.
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Shot Him nj the Church Door.

WILMINGTON, n. c., May 0.-During
revival at the Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Glasgo Williams stationed himself few
yards from the church door and shot James
Mcfarland dead as he came out The
cause was jealousy of lady who had ac.
cepted McFarland's escort in preference 10
his own.
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They StIIlCome

NAN FE,N,!,Cu, May "a Victoria lis-
FatcA says chinese from Hong konr ~.
eng forwarded 70 the main land as rapid.
~ Is possible. The CanopuS, sur AMI
EGphrateS, all steamships. and several sail.
ing ships are about due. IL is said now
.t'a, .SSt 10" 'hIneSe will land here before
Tie lSt of August, and that worE on tbs
IAN s,,..il '."e' Will 5e pushed with vigor nm
W. ,.+t- 2,-N'e''. y fear IS expressed lest the
''O''"Ce sHoU!d become MongOlianized.
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~. L,rn. Msy "a special fvn wes-
renton. Mo-, says: A. cyclone stsuek -
Central Wesleyan College buihang q thse
place q littk after twelve O'clock. lAse
night. tearing on, the east yhl; ace pen
Of the roof, which were carried hsu mlie
awsy. Seven rersons sleeping. In the
building hsd . narrow essspe. Los esti-
mated from SO ydDO TO 1890.
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Murder in North Carolina.

TARBona, n. c., Mry 9.-ln a gambling
den last night Gerald Chastnut grabbed
the stakes from the table and ran. He was
pursued by the gamblers, overtaken, shot
and stabbed to death in terrible manner.
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A Hestern zephyr.

MINNEAPOLIS, May ga Jackson, Mimi,
special says: A cyclone struck a school
house five miles southwest of Lake6eld
this county, yesterday. The building was
lifted up and scattered over the prairie.
II was occupied by teacher and
eleven pupils, who were all more or less
bruised. Three pupils sustained terrible
injuries. The storm came in the form of a
funnel.shaped cloud, whidh bounded along
the prairie and passed into Heron lake,
sucking water to the height Of hundred
feet
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Srw Yogx. May s.-The kstisnsi Tem-
persnce Society re-elecssd VIM. =. Dodpe
fresideD4. phs receipts Of tbs year smoaai
70 s0OGO: expense. toCOo. A rssolst.oa
was adopted 70 heartily oonyrstu!sn -
friends os tam persnee throughout the lsaA,
upon the marked psoyress OF fmPssan0e
reform lisa past ysAs.
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Alexander III. stephens Injured.

New YORK, May 9.-The Posts Washing
ton special says: Alexander II. Stephens,
upon entering the Capitol, this morntug,
slipped and fell, and is considerably hurt.
Owing to his feeble state, there are fears
that the shock to his nervous system may
Y,rn,.a .aripuS
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RuuOyer and Killed.

DAVENPORT, Iowa. May "a stranger,
supposed to be Charles Wilson, Of Genesseo,
was run over and killed while trying to
board freight train in this city to-day.
The man was intoxicated.
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NEW HAVEN. May 9.-The Malley trial
was resumed, and Mrs. KlippsteiR testified
she saw Jennie Cramer at the Elliott House
the Thursday evening before the body was
found.
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Train wreekers in Safe Keeping.

CHICAGO, May 1.-Two farm hands named
Fred. Storm and John Blork were brought
to this city this morning from Darlington,
ILL.,, for safe keeping, because the people of
harrington threatened to lynch them.
They are guilty of attempted train wreck
ing by placing ties and rails in culverts of
the Northwestern road. They acknowl-
edge they had no grudge against the road,
but simply wanted to see what kind OF
tumble the fast express would make into
the ditch.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Iexinrf0n Races.

LEXINGTON. May 9.-First race, mile
heats-Luke EogeI, first; Pope Leo, second;
Leman, third Time, 52h.
Second race, ~ miles-Lizzie s., first;
Hegiast. second; Mammonist, third. Time,
2:0IA.
Third race. IA miles-Lucy May, tirst;
Bramballetta, second; iegiaz, third. Time.
2:03H.
English Races.
LoyDox, May 9-The Newmarket handi-
cap was won by Lorillard's Mistake; Wos-
lev. second: Bulbull, third. Five started.
Mistake won in a cantsr by six lengths.
He was ridden by Lukes.
Base Rall.
PGrysBrRGH, May 9-The base ball game
was postponed after the second inning, on
account Of the rain. Alleghanies :, st.
LoH;sp
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Ennlfab Races.
Rase Rail.
New Rank.

TrTrsvuLE May O. The Commercial
Bank, which is necessity OF the OH Ek-
change here. will be opened for business on
the 18th inst, with a capital OF slj0,0Co
and J. J.. Mckinney as President.
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a~S>Aae1 RnnnANG.

F.,. RIVE, Msy a--Gseea, Who pssps
tr.t. ]. the ssisdIe on shs eottsa rasa hsss.
has probably Left the country Win ~
0Ca Some Of the Mobile banks msy p
losers. II II stated tbas css o. a
here viii lose ssms rsnsins from son -
As0 40
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Me<tisnICouyeution.

TI1usv1LLE, May 9-The Pennsylvania
| State Medical society meets here to-mof'
| row, and will be in session three days.
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A Terrible Story.

CHIAAGo, May 9-John {. Newhouse, an
old settler, died from hemorrhaSe of the
brain, yesterday. aged -. He was born in
Troy, y. Y. and had been an active poll
ticisn here. lie was once worth half a
million dollars. hut lost part OF il, and two
wears ago decided the residue to his wife
who, according to the story told Tribune
reporter, treated him Shamtully after that,
allowing him only $3.50 per week for ex.
penses, abused him. and frequently gave
him diminutive and unhealthy quarters,
and refused him pillow as he lay dying.
Several prominent and reliable citizens
and neighhors confirmed this almost ia
credible stnIY.
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CHrAso, Msy s.-rhe Jug 70 ths e.ss O
las r. Doyle. ths bond tofsss aed efcck.
came into court shortly sfiss 0csoo1 w
sjtemoon, bripgipg . vsrdies Of gulsy =
shs,ssS /. the Indictment, and reconmssd-
;ns I;m 10 The mercy Of the ccart.
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Prize Fight.

New YoRK, May 9.-Iim Moran, OF Eng
land. and Tommy Cocklin, OF this city, are
matched to fight, catch weigh, in June, for
$500 side.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Annual Report.

CmcAco, May 0.-The annual report OF
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids Il Northern,
shows a larger business than any preceding
wear, but is not entirely satisfactory. The
results of snow blockades carly in ISL
were the chief cause OF decreased earnings
and increased expenses. The gross earn
ings were $2,259,0OO; operating expenses,
81 ,62G, 600; net earnings, $632 1856, against
$40 600 in the nreCeeding year.
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brakeman Killed.

MLwAUKEE Wis, May 9.-John Burton,
brakeman. a resident of Portage, Wis, was
killed by the cars at Watertown Junction.
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n. advantages of Manitoba have
>, rng in English ears so loudly
4 a company has been formed in
-iou to purchase land there, for the
..r.... of selling it out to small holders
a,.y terms of payment.
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Gos, Britain Is full Of Guiteaus. One
.r,,y tried to shoot the Queen, an
-,r later threatened her life, and
..r, ,,ill later a>saSsinated two prom
-, cN.rrr~ ofthe government. Mar
.g r, hausman, i not kept busy
|. L,-.
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capital punishment i being revived
hpa. The jury in the case Of +. w.
~,rgr who killed DIR. Epps in DeS
l.aur, iU July last, has brought in a
rirt Of murder in the first degree and
be Judge will pass sentence of death on
condemned i'm accordance with this
.rrlict Under Iowa statutes a capital
Hrn~, must be determined by the jury,
nd the Judge has no power topass sem
.uce af death unless 50 determined, nor
40 lr modify the verdict when capi-
, ~. Use i determined by the jury.
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a. l,It1 s.ed men, women. veSS AMI Sickly
, ~. w" without reval. Will not cause
'"'' "c. Browns Iron Bit;ers.
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mt POLITICAL gun of the year will
- by Oregon, June 9Th. She
S,ste officers and member of
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Saw Mill Rurned.

AvoxxoRx, OSr. May s.-The extensive
saw mill OF Fr4ton & Wyatt Ia burned.
Loss S34, 900,
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DUBLIN May "a man has been arrest
ed at Limerick, on suspicion of being one
Of the assaSSins. He bought a suit of
clothes. and while removing the old ones
blood stains we're observed on his shirt and
trousers.
Two men named Baily and Arman were
arrested while lettering in Phoenix Park.
The former had dagger sheath.
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THE NEWS.

>.w Zealand the men wear bangs
.,,,u the hair to flow down their
The women are clipped short.
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Private Understanding

it must be said that they have brought ont
excellent men for candidates. All of the
names presented to the Convention to'mor-
row will be the names OF gentlemen
of high character and unolem.
ished reputatationa. 1t is almos!
be yond the shadow 6f doubt that General
James A. Beaver will be the nominee for
Governor. General Beaver served through
the war, where he covered himself with
glory. He lost leg in the service OF MS
country. He is agentleman OF unimpeach-
able character. For a number of years he
was President of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Pennsylvania, and his
life has been consistent with that position.
The nomination for Supreme Judge lies
between Major A. M. Brown, OF Pittsburgh
and Judge Ro6ie. both eminent lawyers
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pnrssr.gu. Nsy s-Ih: Esa:s.' Bars
e. I.oc;atjoa convened here TO-DAY sat
trsnssctsi nothing bot roaaes eesinssA
Tie session will ciose tonss0w ntsse
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New Freight Agreement.

the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company have
approved the contract with the New York,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company,
by which an increased coal traffic is ex-
pected. The old contract between these
two roads expired about two years ago, but
the terms of the same agreement have been
adhered to since. The contract made to-
day is to exist for ten years, and its provi-
sions are virtually the same as those OF the
old agreement, the new feature being that
the Lehigh Valley road will handle through
business TO New York rs well as Pliladel-
phia.
The Advisory Freight Commission.
ST. LorIs, Mo-, May 9.-The Advisory
Freight Commission, appointed by the
trunk linas TO adjust freight rates between
the West and Eastern Seaboard, met this
morning. in the Merchants Exchange.
E-Senator Thurman, of Ohio, and Judge
Cooley were present. A letter was read
from Mr. +. 3. Washburne, of Illinois, ex-
plaining he was detained at the bedside OF
his brother, who was sick at Eureka Springs.
A subcommittee of the Merchants EX-
change of this city, submitted report
taking no sides, but submitting facts and
urging that if prO-rate freights were estab.
lisbed instead OF dfferential, no difference
should be made between this city and Chi
cagO.
Mr. George lain, PRESIDENT OF the NS
tional Millers' Association, submitted re-
port from that body, advocating uniform
rates and the abolishing diilerential rates.
Mr.. Clossen, of the Indianapolis Merchants
Exchange submitted q report from that
BODY in favor of differential rates.
The commission then made pertinent in
ouiries as to the amount Of grain and other
shipments from this city, after which an
adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
New Road.
CARLISLE, Pa, May 9.-The survey OF
railroad from South Mountain 10 within 8
miles of this place, is completed. The
road will be 2l miles long and will open up
a large tract OF iron country. Stock IS
literally subscribed. The Pennsylvania
Railroad guarantees the bonds OF the new
road.
Will be Completed by Jniy fsi-
CIxCINNArI, April 9.-Captain Robert
Ballard, of ST. Adams, W. Va, was IN the
city Yesterday. Mr.. Ballard has just nm
ished the delivery of one hundred and sixty
thousand ties for the Atlantic and Westei n
Road. which Is TO run from Huntington,
W. Va, to Charleston, in the same State.
The grading and track-laying are being
pushed TO completion as fast as possible,
and il is believed the road will be eompiet-
ed and trains running by the FIRST OF July.
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F., victoria dispatch says that within
. !. r,,, forty-eight hours one steamer
:, ,,so sailing vessels arrived from
" Kong with twenty-One hundred
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The New Policy.
The Police Hopeful.

DUBLIN. May ALL the Dublin newSpa-
pers are in mourning 1t is stated that the
police are hopeful of capturing the as>aS-
sins. They have received evidence which
enable them to identify the murderers. 1t
is also said the car in which they escaped
has been traced to Zeitlip, 10 miles north
west of Dublin. where the men alighted to
nrOcura liOnOr
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and men of unquestionable integrity. Major
Brownis almost certain OF the nomination.
Congressmen at Large
o number of names have been mentioned
and last of all, since the conference, that of
Chas. 8. Wolfe. His ability is nndoubted,
and heretofore his integrity has not been
questioned. His acceptance of the nomina-
tion at the hands of men whom he has been
antagonizlng will bring it inD question
pretty seriously. The action of the Con-
yention is awaited with much interest.
Our junior Senator at Washington,
Mitchell, has, of late, joined the Independ-
ents, and for several weeks has been ap-
parently antagonizing Cameron. Many think
It only apparent but ii may be gen uine.
He has written numerous letters of high
sounding phrases, but his actions have
been few. Senator Cameron is now at the
height Of his power. He has the ear of the
President and almost absolute control of
the
Patronage Of Pennsylvania
Quite recently, at his instance, number
OF important offices have been vacated and
re-filled. This raised tremendous howl,
and dire are the threats of the fri ends OF
the men removed, that the young man
Cameron will never be returned to the Sen
dlc. ADul bOll Cdl sec dDOul 10 ldk
a mill stone as the next man, and he doubt
less knows that that the men he has had
appointed have friends equally powerful
with the friends of those removed, and
perhaps more powerful. The men appoint.
ed have in every instance been men OF
high character, equal in ability, and in
some cases superior, to those removed.
Anti-Cameron.
There is, however, a growing sentiment
in Pennsylvania against Senator Cameron
and his followers, and it grows with the
growth of their power. Under competent
leaders the independents could work a
much needed reform within the Republi-
can party of this State.
The Democrats as usual in Pennsylvania,
are waiting to see what the Republicans
will do and have fixed their convention at
much later date. 1t is thought the DEM
ocratic Gubernatorial nomination lies be-
tween Hon. James H. Hopkins, OF this city,
and Controller PattisOn, of Philadelphia.
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The Na,irable Iron Works at NOungs-
WI Ohio, closed Saturday night, the
-p,av.- having been informed that
-.- ~.ryireS would not be needed at
r~,ut. Manager Van DOren left for
.s East, yesterday, to examine some
" .vmarhinery, which will probably be
4ri in the works in order TO enable
.ym 10 compete iR the market with
rs, Of similar character. No time is
s,,i a, 10 when the works will be
a.ty,i. bat they will probably not re-
.s.r nile long.
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ECHOES OF THE CRIME.
A Terrific Diatribe.

LONDON, May 9-The Times says OF the
Parncllite members of Parliament, it is
morally impossible to enter into any un-
derstanding with those who denounce the
outrage for the first time when they feel
that it cripples their operations. Though
they profess to negotiate in the House of
Commons for the bloodthirsty element OF
the Irish people, they are only powerful to
excite disatfeCtiOn. They cannot diminish
the malignancy of the whole class who
MalloM in blood like beasts Of prey.
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r,s Grand jury Of New York have re-
ned another Indictment against Cur
f,merly special agent Of the Treas
!, pepartment for collecting an assess
=, frpm oflice-holderS for political
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psscsA Is in Isxa . sr.st.PsvasiA.