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MISCELLANEOUS
Lands Lands Lands /!
Title Guaranteed
For Sale,
On Terms to Suit Purchasers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEAR VILE PLATE.

Description. Acres.
Lot 7, section 4, townsh rye east ll0
COULEE CROCHE,
Near Diron Grove.
E of W sec %, t Z range east 80 56
w of s sec22 t7 range east so. Sc
e4 sec and Q of s of sec 28.-
! sec and of W I sec 27,t It's
T east, containing g---.-----..----- 1924
Lots l and of sec "a, 8 s.rge east 80
w of n of sec %, t8sr3 3e.-.-.. SO
BELLEVUE.
Sc of 5 of sec 3; of s ],
and lots and of sec 2 t Is r3e,
west of the Montgomery plantation
Se of g of sec 8; s W ! of
of sec 8; e ! of / of sec 10-all
in t t7sr3 8 east, containing -------- 29s.s4
NEAR POINT LYONS.
Lot No ) and n of S of sec 80, t
Ssr 3 cast, containing. g.--... S0.03
NEAR AND EAST OF CIR. COTEAU
Lot No of sec t Ss r 5 east--.. 13.4S
PRAIRIE HAYES.
NV of $ W of sec 25; of s e
of $ g l. and g of n 9 of sec26,
SSH Q. containing .-.--...--.-.. 1903
Lots 3 and of section IS; lots |, 9
and 3 of SEQ 35; and lots and of
sec 36. r east, containing 1921 Is
Lots 2, 3 and !; n 1 of Q /, and
of 8 w of sec 26, s r east l62
NV of sw of SEQ 25; of e of
net of sec 26, 8sr east-----.-- l60.39
For further information, apply to
E. D. EsTILETTE.
At the Office of Estiette g. Dunr6,
iaI4 Att'ys at Law, Opeloasas, La
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On dit que le sultan veut Of
frir au ministre americain en-
Turquie, M. Wallace, don't il est
l'ami intime, lie poste de COM
mandant en- chef de Parmee tur-
que.
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TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY.

BRA NJH UFNIVU'
Aboue LiHeles Drugstore. Main 81, Opes0'ssas' S,
EpREPARED to receive and forwarIi I'M Fssad MA
expeditiously to any point III the United staess.
Tariff of rates and all other information ~
nished on application, ,,,,Ncs All.
E. B. THAYEK. ASS :,
~ az 1000 ~,
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Nine. Abraham Lincoln, FEM
me de rex-president, est morte
q sa residence de Springfield.
Depuis plusieurs annees sa SAN
t6 donnait des inqui6tudes. Ellie
a succomb6 a une attaque de
paralysie.
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lie Propagatenr CathoEiqae du

Le Propogatenr Catholiqae du
15:
Les nouvelles dc Mgr Perche
que nous avons recues aujour-
d'hlli sont excellentes.
Ham6lioration graduelle@qui
s'est prodnite depuis quelques
semaipes dams la sant6 de notre
venerable Archev6qne, Sc main
tient dc la facon Ia plus satisfai-
sante.
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SKINNER, L.-Gunsmith. Arms ana aa. M
y chinery of all kinds repaired and toels
sharpened. Landry street, near the bridge
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II paraft que Nine. ScoviIle,
sHur de Guitean, await envoy6
d son frere, Ia veiIle de Pexecu-
ton, I'M bouquet rempli d'ar-
senic. Ellie d6sirait le yoir sue
comber al poison ct echapper
ainsi 4 la potence. Ce bouquet,
saisi par les gardens de la pri-
son, q etc soumis d une analyse
chimique.
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Rae Main, ris-d-Uis le Bureau de Poste,
OPELOUSAS
u E viens de recevoir un assortment COM
81 plet de nouvelles marchandises telles que
Morchandises S6ches, HaJitlements Con-
fecdonnGs. ChouSsures, Groceries,
Vins, Liqaeurs, Etc, Etc,
Que Toffre aux prix de la Nile Orleans, pour
du compliant. TOUS sont invites venir ex-
aminer mes marchandises ct Sc renseigner sur
mes prix avant de faire ieurs achnts ailleurs;
celia nc eur coftera rien, ct lis pourront epar-
gner de l'argent en- &C faisant.
- Les plus hauts prix du marche seront
payes pour la Mousse, la Laine ct les Peaux,
ct toute espece de produits du pays.
ETIENNE LATREYTE.
Opelousas, 13 Nov. 1880. 6m
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"ADDEN, LOUIS. = Physician and suf
L. L ,geon. Office at residence, southern o.
tremity of Union street.
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TEsHE OPELoUSAS CoURIER,-Est Establish,
Il ed 1852. Published weekly, Engilsh saa
French; terms, $3.50 in advance Main a.
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II ITTELL, r. M Druggist, ApotheeaTy
u i and Pharmaceutist. Main street. next g
the Postoffice. Prescriptions accurately nlees
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MCDANIEL, ELT-Little Bijou Saloon
1YA Finest wines, liquors and cigars; beiie.
vue street, near corners of Ma n
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NALER, G N-Watebmaker and jeweler
- established 1916. Personal attention e
repairing corner Main and Landry SITS.
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r ESASSIER, F-Staple aud fancy grocer
LIZ les, liquors, cigars, seonfectioners, nata'
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Les officers en- garrison d
Matte, par lie moyen dun tele-
phone attache au cable, ont en-
tendu distinctement le bruit du
bombardement d'Alexandrie, q
une distance de 600 miles.
C'est prendre part aux hostilites
sans courir le moindre danger.
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Voici Il chiffre de la popula-
ton des principales villes du
Japon, d'apres le dernier re-
censement Toxic, $4,000;
Kioto, $50, ,829; Adoca, 587, ,998.
La population du Japon est de
1858, ,994, ce qui indique un ac-
croissement de 100000 d'habi-
tants.
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Les Etats- Unis ont l'honneur
d'ayoir, les premiers, ell l'id6e
des gros canons !; la guerre de la
secession await excite l'esprit
d'invention des habitants du
Nord. Ain d'obtenir des result
tats plus concluants ct dams les
rencontres sur terre ct dams
celIes qui avaient lien sur mer,
lis constrnisirent ces crosses
pieces, que Krupp imit6es de-
Duis.
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TOURIER JOB OFFICE.-Every descrip-
~ tion of Job Printing from small Gard 20
the largest Poster. at N. es5priees. Main At.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Payment 10 Freedman'A Bsnk Creditors
8illS RepOrtel-St. Wine-Rt "a Port of
Entry-Work or Washington REoaum@Dt
Consideration OF Army Appropriation
BUB.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The senate bill
passed to facilitate the payment of dividends
20 creditors of the Freedman's savings and
Trust company.
The following bills were reported.
By Willett-SupDlementsr to the appor-
tionment bin in accordance with the ninth
census, so as to accord an additional represen-
tative to Nebraska Ordered printed aud laid
over as unfinished business.
Hammond suhm tilted a minority report, by
Muldrew, for the relief of William kcGarra-
han. Private calendar.
A bill passed making st, Vincent, MINI. :,
a port of entry.
The senate amendments to the house bin
to promote the efficiency of the live saving
service were pOa-cAncurred in.
A bill was reported making an Sppgopria.
ton of $780, 900 to continue work on the
Washington mouu Tent for tho fiscal yesr.
Ordered printed and recoHmitted
The heusa went into committee Of the
whole on the army appropriation BILL After
debate the bsu was read for amendments. Mr..
Holman raised s poiat of order against the
provision relating to compulsory retirement
Mr.. Caikens offered an amendment excepting
from the provision the general and lieutenant
general Of the army, but providing that they
may be retired at the age Of Is, In the discrt-
ton OF the president. Pending sction the
huse adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April LA very large
add demonstrating meeting was held tonight
in the city arnory in response to call BY the
Liquor Dealers Protective league for liberal
minded citiz ms to assemble. Resolutions
were passed. the preamble (which sets forth
that the Pond liquor law levies unequal tax
aii0s. permits criminal p osecutiOn without
intervention of the grand jury, enforces viola
ton Of centr acts and tends to m0nopolize
traffic; therefore resolved
First-We cORde mn and reprove the rnsjOi-
ity of our Republican Ieg legislature for enacting
the Pond bill into pretended law.
Second-We want no bribed informerss no
percentage paid to professors and judges
among us.
ThiVd-We call upon all voters IN Mondays
election to most -m phaseslig announce at The
polls their disapprOgal OF the K publican
party, which by this enactment has uuder-
taken to usurp pc vsr, to perpetrate shameful
injustice, aud To viola1e our dearest and most
sacred principles of PERSONAL freedom and
property rights. -
Speeches were made in EugIish by l.. A.
RHtseli, a. Sherman, Hon. III A. Torsa Hon
F. G, Geo, Councilman G. c. 6lellentrsg.
and others. and Ia German by ex Gov. Jacob
Mueller. Though the meeting WAS compos' d
Of men of both parties, the resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
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THE GOLDEN CITY GRIEF.

Findings of ths COroaer's JurY--Capt.
McIn.yre Takes Exc psions Thersto-
Renewed Attompts 30 Reach Dead Bodies
ia tho Neutrality-suspicious. of che Crana-
in.ily Careless Weschman.
vHRDlor OF rHR coeOwn R's JURY.
MEMPHIS, April 1.-The csroner's jury who
have been holding an Inquest for the past two
days on the remains OF tb. woman found flo IT.
ing in the water at the wreck OF the Golden
City, returned a verdict this afternoon TO the
effect thAs she caIno TO Der death by vieleHt
means, to-wi': By inaalng R,ming fire on
the steamer Gokiea City On the morning of
March 80; that said frs vas eau ed by Wash.
Smith (coloret captaia OF the watch) handiiag
"a lamp aud setting fire to = lot Of juta lheu
aad there stored Ia a runn aai lid Jate not
covered as Is should have 6esn Sd avert an &c
cIdentof FIRE; thAi ss0ref wiih tte iite was a
lot of t,r AMI OIL barrels; thas Sue manner in
which said jute, tar birrtis, etc, we're loaded,
aud the abSeace OF The proper coverings, and
the nO ence Of spect,i orders in regard tn Car;
rying lamps through the oos', are evidences
OF IN Jst positive cri,niaa carclrssness on the
part OF the mate and olhef officers OF said
boat, whose duty Ii was 10 look alter the load
Ing and n.ua cement of ths boss in such
way as not to endanger hUmsn life.
Capt. 8. G. Mclutyre, of the Inflated steamer
Golden City, in IN Interview Tonight, states
that he verdict OF tAe coroaers jury rendered
this afternoon docs him great Injustice The
examination of Witnesses was Conducted by
Attorney General Turner, of tn criminal
cnurt who is bro'her-ia-Law TO Mrs L. e
Kouns, WHO. together with her three children,
was lost ia the disaster. The captain had DO
attorney present at tina examin alton, ana says
he Is willing to abids by the report OF the
Uuited States insp ctors, who are now giving
the latter moss thor0ugaand searching ia-
vestigation.
BODIES AP TIE B0rrox OF THE nrvAR.
ARMPHIs, Tenn.. April AN hope OF the
recovery of the dead bodice from the wreck of
the Golden City has been abandoned. No
further attempt will be made until the river
fails sufficiently to permit divers to work
with Some show Of succesa.
The captain Of the watea, whose arrest has
been mentioned, re,n mns IN aii 20 await the
action of the grand JUICY. wdtch meets Mon
DAY mOraing.
At the request of several relatives OF those
who lost their lives by tho burning of the
Golden City,
ANOTHER ArRDNPF
VIII be made on Monday to recover the dead
bodies. United States Inspectors Garrett and
Ralstoa are Thoroughly Investigating the
cause Of the disaster.
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THE MORMON QUESTION.

A Coming Coavea,fon of Iormous-Dls-
like of GentiIes 10 Teller rs Secretary of
the Ia'eriors
SALT LAKE, April County conventions
for the appointment OF delegates to the COM
ing constitutional convention are being held.
Only Mormomists are being selected. The
convention meets April 10, just ss the spring
conference closes. The gentiles do not like
the appointment of Teller TO the interior
department, of all She Departments il has the
most to do with Utah, and Teller will pass
for O Jack Mormon in Utah. The Trib1ae
aays.
During the past three months sfter the Nor
mon situation was fully laid tefnre he coun-
try and after thirty years Of defrns. of the
laws in Utah, Senator Trlior has SAID that in
his Judgment there WAS nothing here 60 call
for the interferrDcs Of the government, that
Gov. Murray's act, th. rein al To give an cleo
ton certificate, was m our ,ge and tina Vi he
was president he wOuii cut off lIS official
had without q days DELAY, and Teller is not
from q distant stale, where he mighs never
have taken the trouble to investigate The Nor
mon question, bur his home ia lust
beyond our borders IN C.lorad ;, whers there
has been some exhibition of Murmop WAYS
and means already
Senator Teller knows all ahout The Mormon
theOcracJ apd cannot help hut knuw that
Mormonism is mere pullic>l machine. Ii
strikes us that in s-curing t Fer ia,tead OF
Sargent, Utah has struck ii bonsnz.."
The blockade on tn. Hunb ,Idt division
caused by high water, is raised aui the first
trains in last Monday arrived vt Osd-n this
| evening. Gerstmei-r's 0 ,ert com - y. billed
in 6ait Lake for Phursosy evening. caus open
till Monday evening
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Trial of tn. Train Robbers.

INDHr8NDaNoE, Mo, April 1.-The Bugler
trial progressed to-day and good deal of tes-
timouy Was given. John Laird, whose con-
fession vas telegraphed last night, was sub-
i-cted to a most rigid cross examination, but
all the art aud skill Of counsel for The defense
failed t. trip hx, or make any break ia his
dlrect stat ,nent a. TO how the robbery was
committed, or Who we're engaged in it. Dick
Little asserts that Laird was not pTesent, and
That no participated ia the robbery except
the old James gang, while Laird says posi-
lively AMI reik-rttes the statement, that
h., tog her with Bugler, Matt. Chapman aud
two or th'ee Others, ~hO lived in the imme-
date vicsait, of Blue Cur, were engaged in tbs
acs. *, far taird's testimony seems To have
the most believers. and The defense Is evidently
weakening. .
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GENERAL FO&eIGN.

PALBSMo, April deputy Grispi, in deliy-
ering an ad5ress at the opening of the sixth
centennial celebration OF tee Sicilian Vespers,
denied that the celebration was aimed at any
foreign nation.
A dispatch was received from King Hum
boldt, saluting Gen. Garbaldi
CITY OF MHxICo, April AT an isolated
rancho near Vera Cruz. raneher named
OaXxa; his wife and four children were 0rutally
murdered, for money supposed to be concealed
there. The perpetrators were cap'Hred.
PARIS, AprilI- Memorial DjpIsns1tique
publishes sensational story concerning
projected meeting Of all the continental soVer-
elgns to assure The peace Of Europe.
BARCELONA, April l.-Oym plete confidence
has been re-eSsablishcd.
VIENNA. Aprilt Emperor Francis joseph
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Alt AROGND 7rin GLOBE.

A dispatch from Albany, n. Y, says the
canals will formally open March IL.
WIN McArthur, sugar merchant OF Green
oek, Eng, failed yesterday. Liabilities ESQ.,
900.
Hon. L. Ell. Bsllinger, a prominent politician
of Galveston, died yesterday from the effects
of vaccination.
The Philadelphia & Reading road will pay
of its entire general mortgage loan July 1,
amounting to $1,000, 600.
Burglars broke open safes Ia two stores in
Marine City, Mich, Friday night. and secured
500 cash, q gold watch and other valuabes.
WE Clarke, Of Cleveland. will skate 6vc
mile race With Wan. BlAckney for the cham
piouship for speed next Wednesday at Dayton,
Ohio.
Thee Casey. book keeper for r. A. Eckies,
grocer Of Lesdyille, Col, has abscOnded.
His accounts are short 81 600. Gambling is
the cause.
The Denver board Of education have named
the elegant new school blildirg now being
erected the 'sL0ngfellow," in honor of tho
dead poet.
Cleariugs II Chicago were unexpectedly
large yesterday, being $4,000 600. making
$6O COO ,O0J for the Week, and $l4S COO for
the moath.
THREE schooners and one propeller left Chi
cago for Buffalo, grain Laden, Yesterday after
uOOn. Those are the 6rst vessels leaving for
the lower pOr.s this year.
While four small boys Of Lewis RoEhnd's.
of PhoenixvilIe, Pa, were pIayisg in sand
tunnel yesterday, tho top caved iD, killing two
and seriously itjuriug the Others.
At Holly, Mich, Friday evening. Fred
Slocum, editor Of the Holly Ads~tsser, was
hof sew hipped BY Sd Lacy for Publishing arti-
cles derogatory to the character Of his family.
At Gayhead, Mass, yesterday, woman
locked three children in bouse ard went to a
neighbours. During her Absence The building
| took fire and all the children we're burned to
death.
The regular university race between Oxford
and Cambridge was held on the Thames yes
| t+rd,y. The priuce Of Wales sBd duke of
Rdenhureh were among the spectators. The
rae was Won by SIX kngths BY the Oxford
crew 10 twenty minutes and twelve seconds.
| Jan, one OF the notorious Stephen brothers,
desperadues, has beea arrested In the ChOctaw
nat on, AMI ia now en- route to Galveston,
charged With CON plicny in three murders aud
numerous deeds of theft aud highway robbery.
Thomas Saowden, of North Maskegen,
! Mich shot at Henry Rose ard then POUNDED
/ him with stun g-shot. Rose had Just been
acquitted in court on 8 charge Of adultery
with Saosden,s wife, and thls murderoui
assault was evidently an attempt to get eFen.
| SDo GdeR vas arrested.
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The Merry Mosnshiners.

FRENoHBUha, KY, April List night In
8 moo9shiHe whisky shop, 6ght with pis-
tolls and bowie knives commenced between
about 3 dozen despe raioss over a gsme of
cards and was continued ia the streets by
moonlight Two Of the com Satants, Bill
Thompson and Martin jones, were each shot
twice and the latter mortally wounded. Bill
Duncan had his abdomen laid open with a
bowie knife. Doors of houses were broken
open and some OF the citiz-ns fed t. save
their lives. II 10 believed man named Mur.
ply was killed and carried away MANY of
the rourhs whn escNped wtrc wanted
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PER NAL.

j. McGoran, OF Brsin sri. Is in S. Paul.
A. ]. HOPKINS. Of Sioux CITY, is looking
about st. Paai.
D. q. Crsgo aud T. J. Murray, 81 Lake
Civ, are TO town.
L. x. Stone and wife. of Miles CITY, are at
the M-tropViis4p.
p, Parker, Of Sioux Fails, and ). j. rhomp-
sCn. OF Montana, are iu t. Paul
John j. Hibline, of th- Arm uf r p. Bran
q Co.., has taken his d p.rurr FIR b.itim1re,
his native city, t. bs s'' est several weeks,
combining busi,ers Win pleasure.
7: Ferna!d, of MI Oi y; :. S-stI,. Fargo;
G Taylor. Cra,k t,,a; L. W. Wilson. St.
Cloud; W. 8 E,sisg. flriDiuh. aud J. Z.
Gordon, Red Wing. 40 ~ tn city.
Nathan Myrick, E O., arrival hone from
Washington yest-riu '"ecnnng, wifre he has
been since early in TIA. ~ year watching the
politicians. From i,dratl,ns IL 10 Ia iped
VI. Myrick is fairly vi ti~i-d with the
outlook.
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Csrxvaus.,y O..a,. ,...lxd.

PlrrsBURGH, April 1.-The klteanora
spriags hotel. at Hsysvile. s~elve miles from
this city, the prope,ty of D. II. Toomey, OF
Pittsburgh, wss totally destroyed by FIRE this
morning, about $50 O'Clock. The building
was handsome frame structure, of 150 fe. +
frontage, and was valued, along with the FUR
nitu,e, at 5 80, o0a M boardvrs were IN the
hotel when the fire Oreurred. as the season
bad not yet open.d. The origin Of tie Ere is
believed "a he incendiary, ~ aimes were dis
covered in three distinct portions of the house
ct once. Tao loss Is partly covered by insur-
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BLISS BOIIS OVER
gag:RGHTgC L4NGUA6E IN THE STsR
R0uTB GaSEs YESTERDAY

How Much Hes Abused Ry Newspapers
An the Prose cu,iOs Attorneys Fake 3
shot at the Motions "a Quash ths Gndiet-
,us1ia The nefause Does Some TaEstness
Toe-Ehs 00snmfttes Oh BIississippi tR-
pForsmou,s Stay as Washington 20 - -
pense AID Railroad Right OF Way
Through Reservatlons-Pabjo Esebs
Statemeas--Reprt ev.' For Lamseu- Geo
scsI Capital NewA
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OVER THE OOEAN.
GEEAr BRITAIN.
RElsousus sEs,AHs.

LONDON, April Ian extra police force
has been placed in the town haA IN Man
chester because anonymous Benian tkreats to
blew 1t up during the Easter holidays have
been received
LONDON, April The Hcosomist this
week says good business was done IN Ameri-
advanced 7c. Ohio e. Mississippi ordinary ad-
vanced 7c; Denver g. Rio Grande, Louisville
Is Nashville, and 81. Louis &c San francisco,
preferred, st. Louis bridge, second preferred,
3xc; Oregon e. Calif0rnis preferred &c.
A committee has been formed to collect
e500, which Bradlsugh has been ordered by
the court OF queens bench to pay within a
fortnight, under its Judgment for yeting il
legally.
loNDoN, April The reyepae receipts for
the financial year ended yesterday, were Gl GOO
above the estimate. The most satisfactory
feature 10 the Income tax receipts, which were
2405 900 above the estimate. Actual expen-
ditures of the yesr within a few thousands
pounds, were E35 Sill 900. This amount is
.S706 eco more than the original estimates,
that Is. not counting supplementary ones.
DUBLIN, April i:-Mary Power O'Conner,
sister of Thomas Power O'Conuor, member
OF parliament for Galway borough, was pros
ecuted at Athtone petty sessions today for adj
yis,ng the tenants of the Parish OF Drum,
County Roscommon, not to pay renis. She
was ordered TO 6ai bail or go TO Jail for six
months. She went to fail.
PHRsBCUToR PERsECBrED.
DUsLIN. April Arthur Herbert, justice
Of the peace, who was shot dead while return
ing from the Castle Island petty sessions, was
the person whose expression OF a remark that
the police had not fired upon the riotous was
some time ago subject of dscu ason in the
commons. Since his murder eleven lambs
that belonged to him have been maliciousIy
stabbed,
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Apannl.r s1aok Exoh.nge.

ChicAeo. April 1.-The meeting OF the New
Stock Exchange to-day developed the
fact that The 800 memberships at $50 are all
taken; also the 800 memberships at 500. and
50 of tbs $3.50 Memberships are taken. There
gregate membership is limited to $50. OF
the applications opec 100 are from eastern
cities, chiefly New York. Great interest Is
taken ia the board.
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Snow Hncrada r.d.d.

SAN FRANoIsoo, April f.-This morning tie
frst train passed over the bIockaded section
OF the Central Pacific. Different express
trains have been consolidated and will proba-
bly, arrive here tomorrow. TIE night freight
trains are side-trscked at stations near the
blockade aud will not be sent out until the
road Ia clear of all delayed passenger trains.
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ThOrou < Work by !. stob.

PUaBLo. Col, April 1.-Woad reached here
last night that after lynching two cattle
thieves night before last the mob, which had
about ten miles out of town to where the two
ChsAtine brothers aud Frank 0rsby wer
stopping. The trio were captured, marched
into grove and hung, thus making five men
lyuched Tor cattle stealing yesterday within a
distance Of ten miles.
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AMHaIo4N fxpnns, UvMr4yx.

Money O'dsrsi Money OrttecsI
This company are new selling money orders
on all principal points at about one half gov
eminent rates: - >.s.c
Express B tess 90 or less, cents; over
IS 90 to 5000, s cents.
Orders fr sale ~ genera, Ofllsa, corner
Fourth aud Wabashsw streets; ala At branch
money order Office a. Clark q Pross's drug
store, corner Third AID r ,l,ert streets. Office
hours q. IN. to z 70. m.
A.. ANrIaDEI., 8 iperfn teadent.
J. e. ATHHprON. AGENT sis,s