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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

]. 4. lungkind, 7il Main St, keeps a full line of drugs, fancy toilet articles. etc, Peruvian Bark Btters and the ARKANsAw TRAVELLER, the great anti-bilious reme- dies, are sold there.
 The Arizona papers are bewai,iny the death of Wagner because, they say. he was the only man who ever had the nerve to start an opposition to the Pullman Ca, Company.-Desvev zSibss<.
 Wilson & Webb keep all the late,, styles of stationery. Their counters ars 6ned with all the popular magazines newspapers and periodicals, and they aSs headquarters for blank books, writing fluids, etc.
 Hot coffee. oysters and sandwiches al EIenbogen & Elkan's lunch counter The bar IS supplied with the best hquor. and cigars. Cool beer al~ays on sap Billiard and pool tables for the convent ence of patron&
 Lilly M. s, Monmouth, In-: 'sWouli you be so kind a to give me . receipt fc, baked plum pudding ?" Cessainly, iIly certainly. Send on your haked plum pudding, and ven send you . receipt e. it by return mail Could yos send . shree. cent stamp to cover postage E zixs, SJ6.gs
 One of the bess hotels in the south il the Grand Central ot this city. On tho American plan, centrally located, thi. hotel enjoys reputation for strictly first class accommodations. HE. Glidewell proprietor, is hotel man of experience and n his attention to the guests of hi. house may De attributed the popularity of the Grand Central.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

Ladies praise i,-,he New Home
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

Go 10 the southern Palace, JOS Main St., for oysters.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17
DR. RUSH'S BLOOD ROOT OIL Gives immediate relief m all
 Cases of
RHEUMATISM.

Neuralgia, Scia,iea. Lumhago. Backache, Soreness of the Chest. Gou,. Quinsy. Sore Throat, Swelllngs and Sprains, Burns and Scaids.
 General Bodily Pains. Tooth, Ear and Headache. Frosted Fee, ana Ears, and ali other Pains
 and Aches.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

Every bride wants one--a New Home
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

Dressmakers buy 1.-the New Home.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17
DR. RUSH'S ]" REGULATOR, !"
HEART TROUBLES.

A sU2E cCkE FOR ALL DISEASES OF
 iaE HEAkI. Dk. RUSH = NEGtLaTe,s hts never failed to give gr.!ci. Il has icen | sed success tal!H ior years.tn ss.beutng li.e most stubborn cases oi heart dlfneuliies
 Large Size, SIoo. small Size, 50. Sold ty druggists everym here
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

Ty the White Rose eigar.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

pr. Howard. Professor Of Anatomy. Col ,ege oi fnysicians and Surgeons Buffalo. N. l., says
 pr. Rush's Medical Association: DEAR Doc ToRs:-I have used vopy Sna~,s~ Tor Consumption in my practice for years with the best results. consider # sure cure for consumption, if taken according 10 directions.
 Yours truly.
 F. HOWARD, Mp.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

Dr. Nl.logshby the attending physician ai he Sisters Hospital, ana, ore oi Bu1a.o's asosi Psom,.ert members - ;hc psofes>ien. s..s @se4 }, Tor years. and says:
 BcFFAI9. Aug. T.. Iss. br. 2E>h's Medical Associa,isa DEAR Dog gT~Rs ;-i unhesi:s:inely a Id my a..a.e ;o 'he .oag li>, of regular praeti,,onrrs sfo lave recommended xoar- Speelhc sa. con sumption. nave used II for many wears ,n n'y practice for all pulmonary anectioa.. and have always been more than satisfied ~ .:h he results. l consider j, the best eog4-ou.d known for al lung G.seases.
 Yours
 N. wILLotGnBY. M.S.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-17

DR. RCSH'S BLOOD ROOT OIL has ne equal in the world linimen, or oil I, IS cheap, safe, simple and sure external reme- dy for man or beast ltis put up in two sizes. srice zs and 90 cents. Sold by druggists ev- erywhere.
 Cured of Rheumatism in Two Hour.
 BUFFALO. V. Y May a. 1884. pr. Rush g Medical Association:
 GENTLEhEH;- have been troubled v;sA rheumatism for two years. l tried all the bexs advertised oils and liniments, and nauy hrs,-class physicians without relief Theias Doctor visited recommended Dr. Rushk Blood Root Oil" purchased large bo,- lie for fifty cents, and applied il, In i've hours was relieved. and now am entirely well Its effects are wonderful, and believe Y IS the only thing in the world which will cure rheumatism Truly Yours.
 JOHN HUTCHINSON.
 Sc Ere Si-. Buffalo. N. Y.
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At CIPYC gNpd.
IRON INDUSTRIES.
No Material Change in the Situa.
tion at Pittsburgh.
The Coal Tribunal Meets Again and
Commences RHsiness-ResoIu-
tioRs. Adopted.

PITTSBURGH, May 21.-A gentleman well
posted in the iron workers. stand in the
present situation says: Meetings have
been held in all the lodges, and nearly one
hundred have been heard from against re.
duction. Those only with light member
ship have reported 10 be willing to work
at the reduction. The manufacturers last
year expressed themselves as being will
lug to let Mr.. Jarrett decide the
question then being fought, but this
yao- tray ohe-~ ->,-L -r--:L:--, i------
ing that he is opposed to any reduction.
At few Of the mills, where some OF the
men have not been working very steady
for about four months, feeling existed
somewhat different from that at other
places, but recently change has taken
place. amubg the men least employed
are those Of Good intent Lodge, No. As,
where the puddlers have not averaged
81 rs per day since the first of last Janu'
ary. This lodge is among the strongest IN
the Association, and its members have de-
cided not to work at reduction.
Pig Iron TO BE Sold.
PITTSBURGH, May 2l.-Fifteen hundred
of the six thousand tons of pig iron held
by James Marshall & Co. at the time ol
their failure will be sold t, morrow tt
make good a cl aim of $25,C coo held by the
Pittsburgh Insurance Company. The par
ties holding the balance of the iron have
agreed not to Sell until the market i'm
proves,
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HON. WALTER EVANS.
A Sketch OF His Business and Poiiti.
cal Career.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The President
late this afternoon appointed Walter Evans,
of Louisville Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, in place of Green D. Raum, re.
signed.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 21.-Hon. Walter
Evans, OF Louisville, who was nominated
by the President to-day as Commissioners
OF Internal Revenue, 10 succeed Green b.
Raum, is a lawyer about IL years old,
served as Lieutenant in the Federal army
during the war, elected a member of the
Legislature from Christian county in 1871,
Senator from the same county in 1878,
four years ago be was nominated for Gov
ernor On the Republican ticket and made
a canvass of the State, receiving good
headed, Christian gentleman, and it is be-
leved he will make careful and sficieTt
commissioner
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ING W. MORNING. MAY 22 1888

Of the cars are closely examined and a
skillful man with sharp eyes tests the
brakes, for we are going dswn the noun
tsins over grade that is as steep snd as
crooked as that which wehave Just climbed.
A Grand sight. ...
The view is as grand as mountain scenery
can be made. Snowy peaks tower above
us, and here and there roxy ledges, to
which the snow cannot cling, just out like
silhouettes against the sky. The chains OF
mountains rise and fall like the billows OF
the SEGA hazy succession OF black curves,
with now and then o cluster OF peaks COW
cred with the whitest Of white snow-a
regiment Of hoary headed giants, and
above them all, grand and impressive in
its imperial majesty among mountains,
rises Ouray, with its gaunt, rugged head.
The Rocky Mountains and the Alps, are
often com pared to the disadvantage oil the
latter by accomplished travellers who nave
seen both.
While the Alps
are more abrupt and full OF pinnac,es,
there is Just as grand and remarkable
scenery here, and more on it. Gall this tne
Switzerland OF America? Not much. Let
us call Switzerland the Colorado OF Europe.
Slowly and carefully We descend. Inc
sdIle SndIp curves dAu thS SSHV 49,
track terraced upon the mountain side ;
sometimes four and often three terraces
being in sight at the same time, untit at
last, with our faithful engine scout ahead
of us we 90 bounding through the fertile
valley of the Tomichi, and the city OF
Gunnison is soon reached.
TOCrested Butte.
A branch of the railroad extends from
Gunnison to Crested Butte, itSe city IN
the mountains where the iron and coal
mines are. 1t was here that the avalanche
occurred last winter, burying seven or
eight men under it.
We are in the habit Of talking about this
country as if it had just been discovered,
when the fact is thst three centuries ago
expeditions of explorers came up from
Mexico and went far into Utah, hunting
the same Ell Dorado that Columbus sought,
and which was supposed TO lie somewhere
in the mountains ohthe New World. The
imaginations of the brave Castillians who
came over with CoTtez were inlaned by
the
Riches Actually Discovered
in Mexico and Peru, and they believed that
somewhere In these mountains was coun-
try in which pure gold and silver could be
picked MP on the ground. Traces OF these
expeditions can be seen all over New Me-
ico. Colorado and Utah, aud the ruins OF
towns and the remains OF aO3nconcd lrri-
cation bitches can be seen in mary OF the
valleys that are now being opened to set
Element. In the Canon de Chelle Of Ar
-ona there is an Inscription in Spanish
uuon a sandstone cliff, known as mscrip.
ton Rock, which bears the name OF Jude
AveChe, and the date 1856. Jt'pv.
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VOICES FROM THE PULPIT
Denouncing the A.guiitai OF Murder

CmcAGo, May 2!.-Various OF the local
clergy made the scquittal OF Jerry Dunn
the theme OF their disoourses, yesterday,
ann condemning the supposed agencie1
which achieved his acIuittal. Dunn has
been paraded about very freely by his
friends since his acquittaI, ard at last
nights performance OF the Grand Opera
House lie appeared in q private box in
company with the manager OF the troupe
playing. but the fact appeared to incense
Of feeling was manifested. Dunn received
congratulations from James X. Collier,
Of the Union Square Theatre, New York;
Gus Williams, comedian; Mckee Rankin,
Harry sewell, New York; Charles Thomas,
Louisville, and Charles Parker Buffalo.
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The AeetAsnt
Cathsrfse Lev is' nasa Lsek.

CHrcaoo, Ill. May 2i.-The Catherine
Lewis Company went 10 pieces here satui.
day. The 1ardrobcs aud effects were
psckcd preparatory 10 shipment TO New
York, when some member of the company
who had claims, sued and took Possession
OF the property. To-dny Miss Lewis. and
charge OF larceny. oomplainans alleging
that the property packed for shipment be.
Ionged 10 them. In default Of $50 bail
they were reInanded 10 custody, aud are
prisoners In rooms nj their h1tel.
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FOR SPORTS.



LYScHBrRe, May 2l.-The Rowing Asso'
citation has decided that the regattt must
take place at Lynchburg July Z and B.
The objection TO heat races for gigs was
oyerrulsd. .4
Articles Forwarded. I'D
NEw YoRK, May 2i.-Nr. BuSbey. OF the
Turf, Field and Farm, fGs f,rwsrdeA TO
Hanlan and Lee the articles Of agreement
of the Rowing Association for the double
scull race with Hamm and Coniey.
Hsnlsu is rracticins daily at Lowell,
Mass, for his race with Kennedy, and II 10
doubtful weo will win this race. as the bet.
ting men are ali AZ sea on the subject.
The new rowing machine in use at Cor.
nell Col ege is on the hydraulic principle,
but has but one cylinder for all four men,
instead OF one Cy Under for each OF four men
a. Is usual on hydraulic rowing machines
The two bow men pull on one yoke and the
two stern men on another. These yokss
are pivored on cross head to the piston.
By this arrangement the two stern men
must pull exsctly alike. 1t can be seen
whether they take the stroke at the same
time and pull alike.
Nearly all the yachts Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club are in commission, and the an
chorage of the basin presents an animated
appearance. Every fine afternoon during
the past week there have been races down
the bay. Thus far the Lizzie L. maintains
her old supremacy.
Ge,ting Warm.
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The ReSion of Eternal SNOW.
Eleven Thousand Feet Above t',c Sea,

~ tie jvp i - PASS, UEde- 4 gssAi
she'd, Tie train stops q. station where
gang vi men axe Kept who walk the track
by cay srd night inspecting every raj lad
ne t. sse Ikat tier, - 10 cause "f accident.
.sL1 70 c,ea- away the rocks and. snoS ;ha'
son e;iu,ts roll dcHn from the sImmit. nj
the mountains TIE wheels and coupling!
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Candle RchennR.

LYxCHDrRG, Va, Msy 21.-Itis reported
in railroad circles here that Major Henry
Fink. late vice president of the Norfolk
and Western and Shenandoah Valley rIil-
rosd. will 60 TO Knoxville about July lst
in the interest of Jay Gould, who is 'rying
to get possession OF the East Tennessee,
Virginia ari Georgia railroad. 1t IS
thought if Gould gets control OF this rad
he will effect connection with the sea-
board and through freight to Norfolk via
AshE nile
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THE REGISTER has, by sew
oral thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
pubIished i'm the two Nirginias
or Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
1es rs an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
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NEW CUMBERLAND NEWS.
Special Dispaisa 10 The Register.

New CUMBERLAND, w. Va, May 2l.-
Richard Ward, on lest Saturday, purchased
at public sale, the old Christian Church
and lot on which il stands, in this place
paving 1882 for it; also lot ON the Ridge
helonging to the congregation, which they
did not need; price, 1912. These prices are
considered fair for both parties.
Mrs. Mary Campbell, wife of NJ. B
Campbell the well known insurance a5en:
of this pla,e, died on the 18th, and wat
buried on the Goth, at three o clock T. &
in the Cemetery at this place.
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The PTeSjdPut.s Party.

WASHINGTON. May 2l-The Pcesijen,
will prolsbly leave Washington tomorrow
afternoon for New York TO witness the
opeCipg Of the New York and ByoOS,yU
bridge. He will he accompanied by Sec-e
ta-y Fclgsr. the Secretary OF the Navy al J,
Mrs Chandler. the Postmaster General
and Mrs Greshsm, and the Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Brewster.
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0ucer MnH Weather.
Relief Funds.

PHrLlpELPHIA, May 2l.-A meeting Of
the Citizens Relief Committee ws' held
to-day for the purpose of making tome dis.
position OF the unexpended bal lancc OF
$s .CCa OF the fund contributed for the relief
of sufferers by the Western food. II vas
decided - appropriate Eve hundred for
the sufferers in Cincinnati and one thou
sand for those in Louisville At another
meeting motion will be made 70 sRpro-
pr:ato the rem i'rder Of the fund 70 the re-
fisf OF the sutierers hy Western torn ldDes.
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The b d D. Railroad.

cpEctuI DNsl1llCH u UIC H<3'SF''
BALTIMORE, May 2l.-The Baltimore al d
Ohio Railroad Company has advertised for
proposals, until June 10, for the construC'
tion of its line between Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Arrangements have been
made by fhe company for the rapid prose
cution of this important work, and con-
tractors are re iuired TO commence within
fifteen days notice from Ehe letting of the
work
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IoussviIIe R~nAa.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Msy 2l.-on Saturday .
vote ~as saken here on the question of
issuing 81 5OO, 600 in bonds for street i'm.
proyerpenis The votes we're counted 70
day and the question officially declared In
the affirmative. The bonds viii be offered
NJ once for sale
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A GRAND BANQUET.
The knight Templars Enjoying Them.
selves ~ steubenyille.
Specidl.t0 the Register.

Spectdt.t 70 the fteQtstT.
SrErBESvILLE, O., May 2l.-Steubenville
Commandery Knight TemplarS gave a
grand banquet at Specht's parlors tonight.
About seventy-five Knights were present,
including ]. r. Purnell, Past Grand Com
nander, of West Va Lloyd ". Buckmaster,
Grsnd Warden, of Ohio, and delegations
from East Liverpool, WellSville, Dennison,
Uhrichsville, Port Washington, Smithheld,
Alliance, Salinesville, Hanover and other
points. Toasts were responded 70 oy many
prominent gentlemen. After the banquet
an adjournment was made TO Masonic
Hall, where much important work was
transacted, among which was the comforting
Of the degrees of The Red Cross. Knigh.
Templar and Knigat " ialta on several
members. The banquet was the most sue
&C, sful ever given y lais commandery.
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Onposit,on from ;nr Cicr-y.

MONTREAL May q The preDosed all j..
stion OF the Irish socieIi. Uf Mnntrcti j.,
opposed by the Irish Catholic cier,y- Tns
rsascns given are that while they Sol j
have no great voice in conducting he
s'airs Of tie Le2gue. ihey would he c,m-
pelled 10 assume responsibility io' tIeir
actions
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Bl,irnp Prrsh RasernI.

sYRAcrsE. \. Z. May 2i-At Bishop
Pcck's funeral. t,-Hsy Bishop Simp on
said: "B,shop P6Ck's nature Vas gentle
as q womAn's. As minister he ws9 r''
msrtab'e in the pulpit .or his mag.
net;c ipfiu cnce which r,sctrs the h r 5
AZ raen. He vas so1Oi thenlo-cin er-
cel iry in eEperimsu:.i / prcart m. and IN
,Eet he .stI marx IN all riei OF hE)r.
HIS fortune is lett 10 the Syrs:uss UniTer'
sity.
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Jo.n .,i,ipa.s Heard From.

NEWPORT, K l.. Aug. y, 1880.
Dsrr BinoJ--l I'm feTe trying . breathe
in Nil the salt sir Of the ocean, and hayins
teer a snffs-er for more than a year with .
refractory liver, gas induced 10 mix Hop
B'l,ert With the sSA gale, snd have four 4
the iircture glorious result.
hsve been greatly helped by the B!tters,
cid sr not afraid to soy 50.
Yours Ei.hort struggle,
JOSH BrLLIsSs
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From Nicholas.
RDeci1L 10 the REGISTER,

Bpeclul 70 We htYIsNT'
NICHOLAS Court House, W. Va, Nav q.
The election in this county passed oil
quietly, not mach interest being, mani
Tested, anyway. Captain Phil Snyder,
Democrat, received 9lS majority over
Judge James H. Brown, Republican. for
Congrcc7. The Democrats, as usual,
elected the entire ticket.
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Boiler Expl0stos.

DrTror1, MICH, Nay 2L--About. three
O'Clock this afternoon q terrific boiler eK.
plosio occurred at the New Wolverin paper
mill, in the eastern partof this city. The
walls Of the building we're blown down.
and the shock OF the explosion felt many
blocks away. Several persons were killed.
Tie loss is about 90, 90; Insurance $4,000.
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An Elaborate 4 Reerptfsn.

NORM ADAx-, A.ss, Nay 2l.-Mrs. Cyrus
W. Field. Jr., Of New York, dsughtsr OF
4. X. Andrews. OF this town, gave an
elaborate reception 10 80 friends tonight.
Ut the WiI,on House, with dancing and
COLLATION.. Geo. J. Gould was, among other
New Yorker, present.
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Ees.rs. Logsn& Co. are always alive 70
their business, ,sni spare no pains TO secure
fbe best Of every article In their line: Thsy
bsye secured The agency for ths celsbIsted
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Tie only certsin cure kpoSp Tor ConsumP
lion. Coughs. Colds. Hosrseness Ann me;
Hay Feysr, Byonchitis. OF sny snecfion on
the Throat or Lung, Sold. Oh q positive
guarantee. Trial bottles ioc Regular siTs
so
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sr P.rL Nay 2L-Oticers from Yak
ton bring 4 report that seven Indians at
Bruie agency rsPt 4 usits ziri ID gears OF
sge. last week. The deputy marshal lesys.
here n nigh, 20 make arrests and bring
the parties IN TanEton for rial The ps1-
s'ty under the United Stairs law Is death.
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES.
Exchanging mpIimeuts-RepOrts of
Committees.


SARATOGA, y. y, May 2l.-The PreSby-
terian General Assembly reConvened at I"
N ", with prayer by Rev. Howard CnOS-
br. New York.
The following telegram was received:
MILwAEKFs, May ~.
ILe International Convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF the
l.isi States Of AuerlCa and British
li"y"ces send grAstings.-HeorewS xiii,
q. H. =. l.. COLBY, President.
This reply as sent:
SARATOGA, SPRINGs, May 2l.
The General Assembly of the PreSbyter-
Ian Church of the United States OF Amer
lea return greeting. ThsssalonIans /, -
Z. I. HATFIELD, Moderator.
On motion Of Rev Dr. w. {. Young of
Louisville, Ky, the following committee
was aPpointeu TO confer with the Southern
General Assembly: Revs. DR. Humphrey,
Nichols. Ha'ght, Prof Lamar, Elders Or
1.yHG ,I Eea''y, Thomas B. Negley and Ros-
VEL. & Mason.
Al Lexington.
LF'IN"TCN. Ny, May 2l.-The General
Assem- bly, met this morning st O'Clock.
ne Con nlttee on Bills and 0vertur-s re-
Lgg''ti and TIE Oyertures were considered.
4"t overture On fratsrnal relation was
ace st tie "~!Cr # the day fer Tuesday.
Inc committee reported in favor of the
iE:'ti'Ure that al correspondence with re-
Hk'rGS bodies Oe carried on by let,c- and
mace mace '-e ,e'Und order of the dly fOI
Iu'snly. The coL.mittee reported in an
overture To- changes in
Confession Of Faith,
ana 'a'schisI, that no changes shall hs
inS'e i'0 'Ha confession of faith uniCa,
l p,ol ",'G "y 'woth:rds of the Asse nb.y
.,lli"'C- " three iourths Of the Presby-
SiS 2ta at' yted again by two-thiris of
g. ie ">,.H ".F on the discussion Of the or
-'T y, 'i TIE ~ On Wednesday.
., nc &c m"..t,ee rsuOrted unfavorab,y or
So. '.''iG- prc posing a change in ta-
-, uGcmng the education OF minis-
a.. ~, I.2srty report advocating the
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A Thint Gor"Hs q.

Lincoln, colored. knocked down u man
named Gibson on Fifth below Market
street, took silver watch and chain AID
escaped. Officers succeeded IN capturing
him this afternoon at Gould's rnnnel,
vest of the city. lie was brought here
and identified as the thief.
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Pr,yer, for Brady and Curley.

T.Roxro. I:ay 2l.-PrayeTs were offered
ND here Yesterday in the Catholic churches
for The reyose rf the souls of BRADY and
Curley. tie PhUuiX Park assassins, hanged
lasl week.
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Under Control.

poyEa. y. H., May 2l.-The extensive
ire in Hale's woods, Darlington, is now
rpder control. The loss is s2nG0. Sew
eral woods IN this vicinity IeIr the rail-
road took fire within the past lew days,
destroying much timber.
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NtnRral ENhiLiiinE

pExvEg, Col, May p The miner -
hih-.ion az tie Denver Exhibition -- VS. z
n:agI:uGe. Every mineral ug..i"g.fI. : s'e
wes' Il the Mississippi! riTs. vail 3: !sr--
sepieG.
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Assshes sses.sssa Disassss

sAKAsA. Osr.. Nay Ala gale hss BEEN
blowing from the northwest sincs last
night. A barge uss driven ashore two
miles above here On the Canads side this
evening. All hands are believed TO be
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The lesgne championship race, to date, il
40 keIloWs.

From the above il will be seen that the
Chicagos have done some Of their old time
work apd have tied the Providence
tSam.
Races Post Boncd.
LOUISVILLE NY. May 2i~"Osiig to the
constant heavy rain for tao days tue 10 K,
sy Club has postponed the races Till
Wednesday.
Base E1H Yesterday.
PHI' NpEIpHi, May - -AtR' e.icS, A.:
Allegheny, /.
NEW YoFE. Moy - --W"t'o1@'t'"s, o.
Baltimore, q.