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| Mrizc-Flat was Cd. dearer; round was
quiet aud cheap. The sales OF English
wheat during the pest week were OF ,e22
quarters at AS. against 41,7C2 quarters at
46s. lid. during the corresponding period
last year.
The Proposed Neutrsliznttsn or Swe'
DEN.
STOCKHOLM, April 30.-The Rigsdag has
ny a large majority rejected the proposal
Tor the naturalization OF Sweden. The
Foreign Minister, in the course OF the de-
bate on the proposal, declared that all the
Powers were aware that the policy OF the
kingdom was purely o defensive one. He
denied the truth OF the rumors OF the ex-
istence OF q secret treaty between Sweden
and Germany. This denial OF the Foreign
Minister refers to the report which has
gained currency that Sweden has entered
into an arrangement with Germany by
which in certain cases she would lend
naval support to that country.
Notes.
The Malagasy ENJOYS have asked the
protection OF Germany against French az
erosion in Madagascar.
Queen Victoria will open the Interna-
tional Fishery Exhibition on May 18th.
1t is considered hardly probable that the
attacks OF the North German Gazette upon
American Minister Sargent will nccessi-
tate the resignation OF that official. Mr..
Sargent has had little direct intercourse
with Bismarck since his arrival at Berlin.
Two brothers named Marsh have been
arrested at Queenstown on suspicion OF
being connected with the County Clare
conspiracy. They were about to emigrate
to America.
The Council Of Spanish Ministers has re-
solved to hasten'the bill for q loan Of 3d.
600, 900 pesetas for public works, and has
agreed to reduce by 10. 900, OC0 pesetas the
expenditure for the Cuban Budget, which
is estimated mt S3S, 000, 200.
The death is announced OF DR.. Torribio
SAM. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenlpotenliary OF Peru for France and
Great Britain. and OF jules Amiguez,
French journalist and author.
Moody and Sankey are passengers on the
steamer Alaska, which sailed from Liver
pool Saturday for New York.
The Car OF Russia and the Grand Duke
Constantine, uncle Of his Majesty, have
become completely ~reconciled through the
mediation OF Princes Dalgoiauki.
Hermann Schultz Delitzsch, the founder
OF the system OF friendly societies, is dead.
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4 Horrible Crime and Its Quick Pun
ishmcnf.
by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.

by t'ltRIdpH ~ VIC Dl-NdltN.I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 30.-A dis
patch from the Government works at Mus
Gle Shoals, on the Tennessee river near
Florence. Ala, gives the following details
OF the lynching on Saturday OF George
Ware (colored), who murdered 4 white boy,
AGED twelve years, to secure twelve dollars
which had just been paid to the boy.
After robbing his victim he threw the lad
eight times into the river, but the boy
swan back to shore. After thus amusing
himself, he tied the boy, beat out his brains
with a stone, and again threw him in. A
man on the opposite shore witnessed the
murder, but the river was too wide Tor him
to make his presence known. A descrip-
ton OF the negro was given to the %iailer,
who arrested him the same night. a large
crowd OF workmen employed on the river
improvements visited the Jail and demand
ed the prisoner. Owing to the delicate
condition Of the ~iailor's wife ut the time
the mob was persuaded TO diSperse. All
occurred on the 10Th instant. On Satur-
day night the mob revisited the jail, car
ried the %jailer's wife to another house,
then took the prisoner and hung him to a
beam in the depot building, and riddled
his body with bullets. The negro confess
ed.
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The western Union versus The City Of
Of Chicago.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l

By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, April 30.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company filed 4 bill in the Fed
eral Court here to-day to enioin the city
authorities from severing the wires and re-
moving the poles OF the company under an
ordinance which goes. into eilectto-morrow,
and thus avert the action similar TO that
taken against the Mutual Union Tele-
graph Company two months ago. The
bill combats the legality OF the ordi-
nance and asserts that the COM
pany has acquired vested rights, and
that underground telegraphy is at present
impracticable. As to the numerous wires,
the company shows that it is rapidly LESSEN
ing them by erecting cables containing
from ten TO thirty-siX wires each. II as
Serts bad faith on the part Of the authOri-
ties, as they do not intend to remove the
fire-alarm wires. The hearing on the ap-
plication was postponed, the counsel for
the city agreeing in the mean time to take
no action detrimental TO the company.
The Chicago Telephone Company filed Il
similar bill in the County Court, and OBJ
tanned n temporary Injunction.
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Uniformed Societies i'm Catholic
Churches.

IbY tEICgIITT % IHt HIsIIINWEI
PHILADELPHIA. April GA meeting OF
the members OF the Roman Catholic
Church, many OF whom are members OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic, was held
here yesterday to consider the recent de-
cree OF Archbishop Wood against permit
ting uniformed bodies other than Catholic
societies to enter the churches in this city
TO attend the services OF n deceased COM
rade. A. there was some doubt rs TO the
authenticity OF the order, a committee was
appointed to wait upon the Archbishop,
and also TO secure his consent TO 4 requiem
mass being SAID in all the Catholic churches
here on Decoration-day, and that Catholic
members Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public be allowed to attend in uniformed
bodies.
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Mr.. Bennett Navigating Alone.

it<otftDH nOsio.j
Mr.. Gordon Benefits steam-yacht Ma
moupa has had a very narrow escape from
being totally lost at Villcfranche. II APP
pears that Mr.. Bennett, having ordered
steam 10 be got up, put his captain and
mate on shore, taking charge himself Tor
the ayowed purpose OF showing them how
10 handle q yacht. Steaming out OF
the barbor OF Vi~llefrauche she all
but colIided with the French gunboat
M was stccred straight for the railway sta
fion at yiilefranchc, and 10 consequence
ran fun speed ashore In q very few mo-
mcnts. Fortunately, the beach where she
struck was composed chiefly Of sand;
henee. after diseharging some forty tons Of
cQal md stores, she was got ~ By some
~ lIspe11b&6 iFera Nh, eppezently
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Especial telegram 10 The Dispateh.I
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 30.-Ex-
Speaker Samuel J. Randall arrived here
this morning on business connected with
bis large landed interests In this section.
lie is a guest Of Senator J. f. Kenna, who
tonight rendered him and prominent citi-
zcns a dinner, besides a scrcnade and a
visit by the Cadet Corps Of Major Snyder.
on both OF which occasions he made brief
addresses. Mr.. Randall has received many
distinguished marks OF respect. To-mor-
row night he and Senator Kenna will speak
to the people at Coal Valley, and Wednes-
day he will return to his home, in Phila.
delphia.
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Decision Reversed i'm n Female Law.
yer's Case.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

TBy Telegraph % UT I1T7PIICH'I
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, April 50.-The de-
cision Of United States Commissioner
RYAN, releasing Kate Kane, the female law
yer, on hdJeaS corpus proceedings because
Judge Mallory, OF the Criminal Court,
committed her verbally for contempt in
throwing water in his face, was this morn
ing reversed by Judge Hamilton, OF the
Circuit Court. who reviewed the case on a
writ of certiordri. Miss Kane was re-
handed to Jail. Bail wa offered, but
Judge Hamilton decided that the ease was
not bailablc. The prisoner said she would
never pay the fine il she stays in Jail all her
lifa
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A EafuI Mistake.
N INtHI
rn-mu IN the Dlsnafch.l

(By telegraph 10 the Dlspatch'l
BosToN. April 30.-Albert H.. Bials, OF
the firm Of Bials & Perley, spice-dealers, Of
This CITY. shot and killed his partner, A.
perIev. on The Fall Rive steamer Bristol
last nisht. The two occupied a stateroom
tocether. and about 1880 a. NJ. Perley got
ont Of his berth and went to the window.
Rials was awakened by the rafting OF the
blinds. and. thinking some II was trying
70 enter the room, drew a revolver and
cred tbe bullet entering Perley's forehead
and nassine out at the back OF his head.
He lived about one hour and a half. Bials
delivered himself to the police on the ar
rival of the boat ut Fall River.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nxw YORK. April 80 N~ooa.-stocks steady.
Money, SAB per cent. Ex~cnaass-Lonk Z
share specula,lon opened hrm. and prices a
fraction above tfose OF saturday: From the OPEN
moderately active and strong, and u further nd
yanc. of At9l was recorded, led by Willard stocks,
Denver and Rio rando, and Louisville and NASH
action of ke1lh In the general list. while Sc. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba festoR IN rc0vered
~. andagaln declined ~. The market after shis
| Although dull, became strong, and In the lssk hour,
! under the lead or Colorado coal. advanced 40 TX;
| Denver Rio Qrande, Oe(4wSrh IeceaWsnn1
| aud Wessesrs AID Qrsgqn md T4ar92ootin142|
& s:s sssa s 'sss
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LyEchcrs ut Work i'm Arizona and New
MexicO.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

IBy telegraph to the Displtch.I
TucsoN, ARIZONA, April 30.-There was
strong talk last night Of assaulting the Jail
and lynching James Casey, Who IN an I'M
successful effort to escape from custody,
shot and killed Jailer Holbrook yesterday
morning. The jail is strongly guarded.
Casey is in prison Tor murder ana highway
robbery. He has murdered three men. lie
broke Jail three times before MS last Ut
tempt. NH
Calvin. was taken from laiI al LordsDufg'
n. NJ, Yesterday by the Vigilance Commlt-
tee and lynched.
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Terrific CoaI-Gas Explosion.


10y IcIcETiVH 20 IHt UI7P'VVH'I
ASHLAND. PENN, April 30.-An eXplo-
sion Of gas took place at Keystone colliery,
about one mile from here, this morning,
killing three miners and seriously wound
ing two others. The explosion was caused
by the sliding OF a pillar, which pushed Il
large body OF gas in contact with the
lamps of the miners. The force OF the en-
pIoSiOu WAS terrific,
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An Unconstitutional Liquor Law.

by tcIVF"apN % THC UI7PaICH'I
STEUBENyILLE, ONO, April 30.-The
scott liquor law was decided unconstitu-
tional to-day by Justice May. a saloon
keeper selling without the written consent
of the landlord was arrested rs a test-case.
The Justice gave the opinion that the law
is unconstitutional because the tax is I'M
equal and because it impairs existing con-
tracts.
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Murdered by Burglars.

DIV ItItgTdVl III TWC DIsTNINW'I
CINCINNATI. April 30.-A dispatch from
jackson Courthouse, W. Va. states that
Anderson Lackey was murdered at his
home. near there, on Saturday night by 4
pistol-shot from one OF a band OF burglars
who entered his house for robbery.
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Another Southern Cyclone.
TERRIBLE TORNADO IL L0UIsIANA-NOTTING
LEFT STANDING ~ ITS TRACK
TBv telegraph TO HE Dispatch

IETI ETANUINU N TTT ITNVh.
nv telegraph to The Dispatch
NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-A special dis
patch to the Times Democrat rom Minden,
La. says: a terrible cyclone visited this
parish seven or eight miles above here
Saturday evening, passing from northeast
to southwest, its track extending fifteen
miles. The wind was OF such terrific force
that not Il house. tree. or other obstruction
is left in IFS track. On m track OF forty
acres of heavy timbered land not . tree is
left Standing. Fences are blown away,
and not a vestige OF corn or fodder is lett.
Mrs. Youngblood was seriously and sew
eral children were slightly hurt. Most
miraculous escapes are reported. Several
negroes who were blown across a field
alightcd uniniured. No one was killed or
wounded.
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PUN DELPIIA, April 3O.-tattle inarkct fair.
SAFES, $500 head; prime, Ts@sc.; good, $50
lie: medium, 62<d 6lc.; ommon. 6sG6sc.;
ftt cows, 4aa5sc.: slippery COWS, 39fc. siiesD-
Marke: inactive: sales, iO,u00 head; wool sheep.
4@7.c.: sheared sheep, 34ge5ie.; fall lambs,
5@se.: spring lambs, s3CIs7 per head. Veal
calves. 5tMeIe. H~ogs-Markef active; sales,
1000 head: prime, l1s@l1sc.; good, iUSesiic''
medium, lC.a l0ic.; common icsegtose'
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 30.-Beef-cattlc market more
active, hut only nj the beginning: prices &c. high
er: very best. 6N@7 l-Jc.; first quality, 6a6sc.:
medium. 40 5kc.: ordinary. 3.@isc.: most OF
sales from D to 6t.c.: receipts, sos head: sales
7S4 head. swine In fair supply and moderate de-
mand; receipts. 1915 head; quotations, 9ae9
lU,c. Receipts of sheep. 2.3s3 head; quota
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disease is reported to be raging in India.
Ceylon, along the coast Of Africa from
Morocco to Cape Of Good Hope, aud at
many ports In South America. 1t is also
said to have attacked the British troops at
Gibraltar.
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fiOuT,

Flour-we quote: ! ne. .3ae335: supeiGne,
ilv, S5.5Oas5.75 Patent taIn'iv, s7@$7.75.
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A CCIDENTS HAPPEN EVERY DAY
IN THE YEAR.

PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KLLER
GREAT REMEDY
BURNS, CUTS,
BRUISES,
sPRAINs,
SCRATCHES,
COMMISSIONS,
swELL1NGs.
sCALDs,
SORES,
D1sLocATIeNs,
FELONs,
BOILs, &C., &c.
DRUGGISTS KEEP 1T EVERYWHERE
Zap 3-eodtMyIl
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Prices for the week ending Moaday. April 80,
1883, ranged rs follows:
BeeI CdtHe.-Very best 7kc.: good to extra,
6%M 1c.: fair to neaiufn, 4std 5sc.. common
age.
Mich C~ogs-s30@ $50 per head.
yfais-f5Mf14.
Hogs.-eAnllc., net.
Wool Sheep.-4M exc.
About 1875 head OF beef cattle and 245 head OF
hogs were on tie market.
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NnshxiiIe G
rpv ,e,cpraph to the Dispatch

[By telegraph To the ni'pa'on.I
NASHVILLE, April 30.-flrst racemdash
q, one and one eight miles-won by Thora;
.Juljet second, Katie Crcel third; standI-
ford. Keller, and Pope Leo unplaced.
Time, 2:0Gs. hi, IL
Mona first. Easter second, Virginia Wallace
third. Time, 5i5.
soxere;en Pat second, Doubtful third
Egyptian, Telephone, Auseh'ufef' anu
Vernet unplaced. Time, LOO.
Fourth race--one and a hall miies--won
by Revenge; King Dulcnman second,
Cha rlie Bush third, Florence ~. fourth
Time- 3.03j.
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MuRPHY's GUIDE TO AND DESCRIPTION
or ITS PRINCIPAL PLACES AND Oh
JECTs OF INTEREST, with OUTLINE a
or RICHMOND, and the LATEST MAP OF
VIRGINIA. Price. 3Dc.
j.. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
an oo-d&w Publishers.
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I At an advsnee on ne days TIM >osetonS 81 xxx
the intter Denver and Mo Grand6> 1rxnssctSen
Aggregated 100000 sInross
BALTsMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 50.-virnnsa -. Seeeet
50; psss-dne coupons, ~; new lO-4"'s. -: ~
SIS, 624. Bid.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

M. HARRISON,
Member Of the Chicago Board of Trade aud the
Chicago Provision, Grain. ard Stock Board.1
CORRESPONDENT IN
RICHMOND. VA,
IRWIN, ORR & Co,
chas. d. Irwin'( 81 " irwln'l speciA'
Ar,hur Orr. a. W.Gr,en.> Partners ,
Successors to ID. W. Irwin & Col
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
CHICAGO. I'LL.
MAIN OFFicE-Piedmoptand Arlington Buiiding.
Ntnth and Main streets-formoriy the chcsa-
pcake and Ohio railway Offices. Entrance ON
both Ninth and Main streets. Telephone Noss
II.
BRANCH OFFIcR-No. 1901 Cary street, corner
Thirtcenih-wiLLIAM Il. IsAACs, JR, In
charge. Telephone No., 10.
Make a specially of BUYING AND SELLING
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, either for present or
future delivery. ap 1"->h'i"Ssso'
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MangIed beyond Recognition.

s~pRINorIELD, April 30..A passenger
train ON the Connecticut River road ran
into the rear OF a freight train In the ont
.tirts of the city. The caboose-car on the
freight train was utterly demolished, and
one woman passenger In tne1ca3oQee NAN,
rIed beyond recognition. 10 oe41F pesso1
ms injured.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AI,egcd Irish Murderers in America.

fBy cable to the Dispatch.l
IoNpoN. April 30.-It is stated that
documents containing charges against a
dozen persons now in America, who are
accused Of the murder in Ireland Of Kenny
and Baily. have been forwarded to Sack
willie West, the British Minister at Wash
ington. Dispositions will be lodged in the
eases OF five more allegedmurderers. Secret
negotiations are nov proceeding between
the British and American Governments
with a view to the eXtradition OF these men.
Irish Affairs i'm Parliament.
LONDON, April 30.-In the House OF
Commons this afternoon, Mr.. Trevelyan,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, stated that he
believed that n widespread conspiracy to
murder existed in County Clare. The
Government, he said, hoped to bring the
conspirators 10 justice.
Mr.. O'Donnell, member from Dungar-
van. accused Clifford Lloyd, "A special ma
r~istrate. OF altering dispositions made on
oath. lie asked whether the Government
! would retain him in office.
Nessrs. Treveiyan and Gladstone both
refused 70 answer O'DonnelPs question.
MFR. O,Donnell then laid on the table the
evidence. which he claimed would sustain
his charge against Lloyd.
More Arrests.
Cr1rprN, IRELAND, April 30.-Two mer-
chants of this town, named Okeetie and
Corn. have been arrested on the charge OF
being connected with the conspiracy TO
murder. According to information given
70 the authorities by an informer, q num-
her Of apparently respectable persons were
;mni,coted in the murder conspiracy.
The British Grain Trade.
LONDON. April 3O.-The Mdrs.Ldne ~.
press. in its review Of the British grain
trade during the past week, says: I'M
weather early in the week slightly damaged
the crops. Trade has been generally pet
ter. Fine English wheats closed Is. better
Foreign wheat was cheaper; cargoes wer'
in small demand at weakening rates: liner
were nine arrivals and five sales. Future
were neglected red winter wheat was Is
lad lower. Flour was weaker. foreis
t,onr was difficult Of sale on account o. "a
iar~e arrivals. Barley and oats were vn
shsnecd. Foreign barley was tl!1n py
onict, Foreign oats were unenapee'
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTrRI

NEW YORK, April 30. -Cotton-Net receipts,
ls2 bales: gross receipts, 4.455 bales. Futures
slO.46: Juue. $1,000; July, sl0.7I: August.
sid. slO.S1: SeDtember. rl0.s9dslO.30;
October, Sl0.l7MSlu.l9; November, tlO.OIp
ara ITh.ln1p.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, April 80, 1883.
SALEs-FmsT BoARD.-l,000 North Carolina
A. at 1914; 400 Richmond city 6s at 115; 1000
Charleston. Columbia and Augusta Railroad Sec
onds at 90A.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C..

GUIDE TO
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r CAROLINA.

POLITICS, oAuErrEs, NSp SPORT AT RALEIGu
rms wgE1-rIxE YIELD AT MICA MINES,
ETC.
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his (HllIS1 lrlcnuS IRON pOSIllOnS uhiuci tue
Interior Department, has written a long
letter to the Secretary, in which he com
plains bitterly OF the latter's behavior to-
ward him, and attacks vigorously Tel
ler,s management. or, in Mr.. Hilps opin-
ion. mismanagcment, OF the department
over which he presides. Secretary Teller
said tonight that this letter OF HIPS had
lust reached him that he had not had time
10 read it carefully, and that he would to-
morrow consider it and give il such treat
ment as il seemed to him to deserve.
Brief Items.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The President
has not vet signed the commission OF Deb.
Randolph Keim, as chief examiner under
tbe Ciyil-Service Commission. IL Is stated
ot the White. House to-day, however, that
the appointment will not be withdrawn
unless the Commission express a desire TO
that effect. it was made upon their recon-
mendation, and will probably stand unless
they ask that it be withdrawn. This APP
pointment has elected a great deal OF I'm
| favorable newspaper comment.
The general impression now is that no
appointment OF Commissioner OF the IN
ternal Revenue will be made ut present,
| Deputy Commissioner Rogers Is acting a.
| Commissioner to-day, and will continue In
| that capacity until an appointment Is made
During the month OF April twenty-nine
new national banks were authorized to be
| Gin business. the majority in western and
northwestern States and Territories.
It is estimated that the decrease In thu
public debt for the month OF April amount!
10 about 80. 500. ZOO. The smallness OF thu
amount, in comparison with the average
monthly reduction for years past, Is nc
counted for by heavy payments on accoun
OF pensions. These payments amounted
to about SIC, 1000 600.
Adviccs received by the National Boar
II Health indicate that New Orleans ID th
rnlv norf 81 he United States where 81
n - noV pseystls e ~ exfenk g
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A special number OF The VIII of the
People, the Nihilist paper, states that Agra
rian troubles in the south Of Russia are in
creasing, owing to the deplorahle state OF
the rural populace, and that conflicts be-
tween peasants and landlords calling for
military intervention are frequent.
1t is not generally known that the Cot.
ton Exhibition to be held in New Orleans
IN December, 1854, is to celebrate the ex-
portation OF the first bale Of cotton from
this country. 1t was sent to England in
1884.
A Philadelphia tailor says the Knicker-
bockers will first be used exclusively for
full dress, with the regulation swallow
tail coat. The material will be the finest
broadcloth, and the stockings black silk.
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RAsLROAD LINEm.


70 g. 3
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedue
commencing NOVEMBER Is, 1ss3-eastern
standard time:
400 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; ST ops
only at Ashland, Junction, Milford.
and fredericksburg. Sleeper from
Jacksonville TO Washington.
IO:35 A. b., leaves Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept Sundaysl. Sleeper Charleston 10
e.ao p. NJ. leaves Byrd-strcet station daily.
sleeper from Savannah TO New York.
ll:l5 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
Sleeper from New York TO savannah.
2A3 p. NJ. arrives q. Bvrd-street station daily
stops ut Fredericksburg, Milford, and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
20 Charleston.
q:34P. n. arrives AT Byrd-Street station daily
except Sundavsl. Sleeper Washing
ton TO Jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
6:55 A. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland at
1889 A. 81. stops at Hungary and
Kilby.
400 z. ~, accommodation, leaves Brosd-street
station; arrives at Ashland at 5
6:l2P. NJ, leaves EIba: arrives at Ashland al
Jpn. Stops at Hungary and kilby.
6:32 A. NJ, arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland ~
5:34 a. nj. stops at Hungary and
kilby.
$50 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives at Broad.
street station; leaves Ashland at 8
a. NJ.
6:07 p. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland a.
PIP Z. Al. stops at Hungary and
C.A.TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
4. Il. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
no Is