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liuoynnt.

MEMPHIS, March 1.-THE river tonight
marks thirty eight feet eight inches on the
gauge, u decline Of seventeen inches since
last evening. Banks everywhere are com
ing In sight. The overflow will soon be
numbered among the things of the past.
The bottom lands are beiAg rapidly drained
Of backwater. A general feeling of buoy
pDcv nrpvnilg
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MINOR MATTERS.

est. Patrlck's Day in the Morning"
at Many Places.
All Danger From The Floods has
Now Passed.
General Dlaz Stlll Being feted at
~. Louis.
Captain BOgardus Beaten again by DR..
Carver.
Fires at Different Points -- Disasters
at Sea.
Cream OF the Events in the Old
World.
Other News Notes Of Special Interest.
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ToNAcING, Mp, March l7.--Tho Moontz
mine drivers, who came out yesterday on u
strike, were paid cG to-day and discharged
The drivers employed by the company in
their Big Vein mine will also come out on
strike on Monday,
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/ had tried everything | had heard OF In the
east ana west for salt Rhcum. My ease was con.
sidered Il very bad one My face, head, and
some parts of my body were almost raw Head
covered with scabs and sores suffering fearful.
one very sh'ful physician said he would rather
not treat H. and some Of them think now am
only cured temporarily l think not for have
not u particle of ,lt Rheum about me, and my
case is considered wonderful Thanks to CuTi.
cuRA REMEDIES MES 5. Il WHIPpLE
nECAIrn MIrlL
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THEY used to stone the false prophets
but now these ambitions would be seors gel
of with goodly amount OF oursipg and
abuse. All those people in tho east who
lost four or i've days fishing in anticipation
Of tho WIdolss storm are cursing the
professor" and burning him in eiIlgy,
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Diaz noya,iy Entor,alnod

ST. Lotis, Mo-, March l7,--Geueral Por
hrio Diaz and gentlemen OF his party, Wis
tied the various manufacturing establish
ments IN the suburbs this morning. This
afternoon he Witnessed st. Pat
ricks parade and IN the
evening they will attend the banquet
OF the Knights OF st. Patrick. Mrs. Diaz
and ladies of the party, passed the morn.
Ing IN visiting the various stores and shops
At noon they lunohed at the st. Louis club
with Colonel Howe, yce-president of the
Wabash Railroad company, They then
visited several residences and viewed some
prlynle collections of paintings,
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CHICAGO, March l7--rho Irish societies
are paradiug In force in honor OF ~. Pat.
riCk's day,
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ADDITIONAL SPECIAL NEWS.

BAsrBor, March T.-[Special.l Colonel
NJ w Trigg, who has been quite i'll for
some time, IS improving slightly.
Some OF the country boys had an alterca-
ton with some negroes to-day, and from
threats we are afraid some serious trouble
may occur. Tho town is crowded to-day,
and business is lively. The weather is fine.
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Guttcnra.
Sal. ] RHE: I'M
Wonderful Cures of Salt Rheum when
Physicians, Hospitals ana all
Other Means Failed.
SALT IlliEt'M.

l have been great sufferer with Salt Rheum
Tor thirty years, commencing in my head aud
face and CNeuliug over the greater part Of my
body. / have taken gallons Of medicines for the
blood OF different kinds. and tried good physi.
Cinus, al Of which did ma no good, aud came
to the ouclusi II that could not be cured But
tticnd called my attention to CUrICURA RENE.
DIES Got 4 EN- and II cd them until my skin is
perfectly smooth aud consider myself entirely
cured. Yours truly,
AGAwNN, MASS. b WILSON LORD.
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CINCINNATI, March l7,-Burglars, early
this morning, broke a large hole in the
plato glass window of Dalheimer Il Co. %
jewellery store, Fifth aud Warren streets
and stole jewellery in the showcase valued
at $500. They escaped without the OBJ
BcryanCc of the police
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CurtcuRA REMEDIES are tho greatest mc1i.
Ciuos on earth, Had the worst case of SAT-
Rheum in this country. My mother had II
twenty years, and in fact died from it, IOelieye
CurCURA would have saved hcrlifc Ny arms
breast aud head were covered for three years.
which nothing relieved or cured until used the
aud CuuCuRA and CUrlCURA SOAR (the great
| skin cures) externally ]. W ADAMS
NuW,pn Durp
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March l5.-Dr. VIII
liam s, Forbs, demonstration OF anatomy OF
Jefferson Medical college, charged with
completely in the dissertation of graves of
Lebanon cemetery, was acquitted this
morning In tl.egenrt OF quarter sessions,
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st. Patriok's Day.

Other News Notes Of Special Interest.
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Untrue.

PiTrsuuRo, Pa March l7,-Tho Chroni-
cle's BELLE Vernon Pennsylvania, special
ays, The report that j. w. AmMong, a
juror in the Dukes case, had been as
saultcd is not true. Citizens express great
indignation, but have not resorIod to VIC.
lenco.
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Railway Crooks.

PmLADELrHIA, March l7,--llolmes II.
Kelly, of Philadelphia, and James Howard,
of New York city, were arrested to-day for
being concerned in issuing $4,000 forged
bonds, OF the Albany n Susquchauna rail
~
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TuE Utah commissioners are preparing
to make another raid ON Mormondom.
This ought TO make tho saints happy In
their last raid the commissioners benefited
them immeasurably.
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n lntl,ario.

SALT LAKE CRY, March ia. Shell, Of
this city, drcamped with $4,000 belonging
10 his wife, Officers are on the trail, lilo
came here from the east II tewyears ago and
matti led a widow here.
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AS DAVID DAVIS wasn't after u divorce,
and both he and his vile stood fairly before
the country, IL Is puzzling some of tho
newspapers to know why tho old man lied
30 pcrsistently about his contemplating
mAirmnnY.
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Iowa CITY, IA, March FIX Governor
Sam. j, Kirkwood, secretary of the int,
rior under President Garfield, was accident.
ally thrown from carriage to-day, aud sui.
Tered severe injuries. His case Is not 70.
garded rs dangerous, however.
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ELIOT, March 1.-THE Portland, saco Il
Portsmouth iroightand passenger station
was entirely burned this morning The
contents, including the furniture, tickets,
etc, etc, were destroyed. The pos, Office
building waS considerably damaged and
the mail lost.
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OtIncendinrY ORIGIN.

DtrRoir, March IA fire this morning
burned the round.house of tho Wabash
railroad aud two freight engines. Two men
are suspected OF setting 1t on fire. Loss
5000 to $1,000,
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PuuADgLrmA, March l7,--The commit
tee of stockholders to nominate ticket for
directors of The Pennsylvania railroad, to
he voted for week hence selected The
present members of the board.
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WIN sor,c ScNcrnl C,clrs.

ST. Louls, Mo-, March l1,-Oby Oven,
the dcmultmi teller of the Third National
bank, was sentenced In tho United States
court this morning to eight years In the
Chester, Illinois, pcritcutiary.
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Gold SHIPMENT


Nrw YORK, March 1.-THE steamship
Elbc, from Europe to-day, brought f2oi,.
900,
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NEwBURGH, n. Y. March 1.-THE inves-
tigation OF the late Judge Taylors invest
ing business indicates heavy deficit, estl-
mated by some as high as quarter Of u
million dollars. The amount will be greatly
reduced by the sale OF western lands, IN
which he was an extensive investor for
many years. Judge Taylor has been doing
au extensive business, investing mSney Tor
clients, and his business undoubtedly sur
lered from depreciation in real estate dur
Ing the past ten years. There are vague
charges
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Michael has He'd to Switzerland Measuring
kilograms received from projects through.
out the country say that precautions have
however, been taken in tho provinces to
prevent any disorder on Sunday.
TURBULENT FRANCE.
PARIS, March E..-rwenty.two COM
munist banQuets and meetings are AN.
nOunced Tor tomorrow In various parts of
the city. IL is probable that the anarchists
will not meet IN Champs do Mars, as,wasex.
pccted, but will choose another place I'M
known to the government. The garrison
OF Paris will be confined to their barracks
tomorrow. Provincial projects have been
ordered to send kilograms TO Paris every
hour tomorrow, reporting the state of af
fairs in their respective Jurisdictions,
THE SAME.
LONDON, March Determination shows
that the case and contents of explosive ma
teral used in the attempt to blow up the
Times osiCo Thursday night, IN exactly
similar 10 those found after the explosion in
Glasgow.
LOST AT SEA.
loNpoN, March 1.-THE ship Dunsaf
tr0ge, from Calcutta, via Dundee, Tor Liver
pool, has been wrecked ON the coast of
Aberd0eushire, Nnd ilNcou men, besides "A
number of women and children, were
drownod.
"suoog uPn
LONDON, March lf.--Sir Charles Dixie
prcsldcnL OF the local government board,
thinks the explosion was mn attempt TO
cause wide spread destruction of prop,
erty, and that the plot originated with the
the managers ot tho skirmish Ninu. Sir
William Harcourt and other home office
nllintula hNlinyp Inn ult.pinl
against the criminal Inquiry department,
which Is adjacent to the offices OF the local
government board, The guards have been
doubled at the magazines ana military cen.
ters.
BURIED.
LONDON, March H. The remains Of the
late Karl Marx were buried in High CAT,
cemetery to-day. The funeral was private,
puNgAvey's SERENE.
LONDON, March l7-Lord Dunraycn In /.
tonds TO propose ut the present session OF
parliament u motion in favor of legislation
IN behalf Of Irish laborers and for a large
tho recurrence of tho distress In Ireland.
pRAp.
LoNpoN, March N.-Charles Wittc, the
German lawyer and writer, is dead
niG0AR.
DupLtH, March E--Biggar arrived AT
Waterford yesterday, TO appear in court TO
answer the charge OF tutoring seditious Ian
guage IN his speech OF last December. Ii ia
expected, however, that the crown will an.
ply for a change OF venue In his case.
RUSSIAN RuMpLINus,
ST, PETERSBURG, March l1.--lt Is stated
that General Tniasheir, ex.mlnislcr ol the
interior, has been arrested IN connection
with the deialcation Of Matteil, who com.
mittcd suicide recently. persilell, formerly
director OF tho post. Office, has surrendered
himself to the police and confessed his im
plication In the frauds.
itoMEwARD HOUND.
HAvRE, March E,-Among the passcn.
gers by the steamer Westphalia, which
sailed for New. York to-day, are Lieutenant
Hunt, Of the lsaune,,e search. party, aud
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CoUNcIi BLurFs, Ia, March l7,-An acct
dent belel freight train on the Chicago "
Northwestern railway last night near
Woodbine small place in Harrison county.
The entire train was ditChed, the switch
having been thrown the engine and ten
cars loaded with coal and grain were top,
pied over, makinga bad wreck, Engineer
George +. Smith and brakesman j. II. Ler-
tse were instantly killed, Fireman L, d..
Montgomery was badly scalded.
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ATLANTA, GA, March l7.--A dill.
Guilty between Colonel NJ. n. Thornton and
J. IL. Norwood was amicably adjusted 10.
day. They deny that pistols were drawn,
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ATLANTA, GA, March LIE h. Stephen.
son white was sentenced by the Geyynille
superior court today to hang May 4, for
the murder OF his aunt,
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hrrtE Rock, March III 7. Brown, 70.
Gently appointed United States marshal for
the eastern district Of Arkansas, was
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Instrnctcd for snrnunn.

NEWPORT Il, l., March 1.-THE demo.
cratic caucus this evening instructed dclo.
gates Tor Spruguc,
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SALT KIIEUNI.

No system of remedies ever compounded so
thoroughly eradicate the diseases for which they
are intended as the CuTlCuRA REMEDIES. Many
remarkable cures have come to my knowledge,
and feel safe In warrautiug satisfaction If 81.
recIiona are followed. Medicines that intall,biy
cure salt RhCum, as CUucUGN REMEDIES DO
will cure any kind OF skin diseases
CHAS H. MORSE, Druggist
Proprietor NOrses Dyspepsia Cure
IlOLHSrON, MASS
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Pucs' Cuticura, SOC. and slOo per box. Re.
solvent SloO ger bodle. CutcUra Soap 2jc
CuuCum Shaving SOAP, ljo. sold eycrvwberr
PorrER DRUG Am CHEMICAL COMPANY, Bostou
DTA M AS G5,o9sa for ., F Sgas!,
SKIN, Black Ncad', plmplOs, skin Blemishes. and
lniantile llumrrs is Cuticura Soap, an ex9uis.
ite skin Beautiiier aud Toilet, Bath and
NnrserY RnnnilNn
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uura.rand suicide

PETEEsgUKG, Va, March i7,-Spenoer
Page and a woman named Martha Page
,coloredl lived together at Evergreen
island, on the Norfolk & Western railway
A few DAYS ago the woman died,
as alleged by Page, from
injuries received uy lAlhs
into the fire. Her burial followed. SGose.
quent events led to the belief tina. deceased
had been killed, aud the remains were dis
inferred. An examination revealed the
fact that the woman's throat had been cut.
Page was suspected, and an officer went. to
arrest him, and found him dead IN his
cabin. 1t is supposed he committed
suicide
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arrested to-day, charged With forging a
larre number OF vouchers and collecting
money on them. Evidence heard before
United States Judge Caldwell IS strongly
against him, but the examination WAS mol
concluded. Brown was for years chlel
deputy in the marshals 0ihce, aud was ap-
pointed 20 succeed florence, who recently
died. lie Is man OF higa standing m the
church, and is understood 10 be IN good
financial circumstances. His arrest causes
quite sensation.
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WAsuIEGroN, March l9.--The various
Irish societies OF the district paraded this
morning, in honor OF ST. patrek's day.
The weather was bright and beautiful aud
the Knights presented splendid appear
ance, The president. and Secretary Lin
coin ana Senator Logan stood upon the
steps OF the executive mansion and reviewed
the procession AZ II passed through the
White House grounds.
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TUFTS HAIR ''' DYE,

s,T,uy uNtr nnU Whiskers chnnre,l 90 n
sns Black by a single appiicatiou III
nn,s ny.. in,pa.ts q. natural coiov.
sists or sent by express on rcesl,t ny ~
Ohcc, % Murray ST, N w vorn'
Dir. TUFTS MANUAL or vai"se
S s%% st sIi s ~ sSp iIisssiS;: wiii
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Sailors Manson, Leach. Bartlett and Lan-
terbach, Of the Jeannette's crew.
coNHiSFp EyFoHT.
PAHis. March 17.--pspers cav the cabi,
nets OF London. 81. Petersburg, Berlin and
Paris are parleying with a view 10 take
Joint measures against the anarchists. The
garrison has been reinforced by troops from
Versailles.
rHE TRADEMARK coNGREss.
Representatives OF France. Italy, Bel
GUM, Spain, Portugal, Roumania, seryla,
Switzerland, Brazil, the Argentine Repub-
lie, San Salvador, and Guatemala, Will
sign ON Tuesday the convention adopted by
the conference which has been in SESSION
here, securing tothe citizens OF the various
states the same advantages with respect 10
patents, designs, trade marks aud CONNER
olal names that other countries accord Ia
their own subjects. England is holding of
and will defer action until the bills now
pending in parliament are settled.
Russia will not sign. America wall wait
to see how the convention works. Possibly,
however, these states will give their adhe
sion separately.
CREW SAVED.
LONDON, March l7.-r1he Norwegian
ship John Bastiar, from New York ior
Rotterdam, has been abandoned. The
crew were saved.
Phil HenkIe Acquitted
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE trial Of City
Auditor Phil Henkle in the circuit court
charged with forgery aud writing with in
tent TO deprive others of money, was closeC
this afternoon with verdict OF not guilty
which was received with cheers by the de
fendant's friends, who filed the Cour
room. The jury was out fifty minutes. y
all the alleged cilyhall conspirators Hen
sle has had the most adherents since tn,
charges were first made, the impression
being that II he had done wrong II WA
from laxity of official duties rather thar
real intent to delraud This acquittal dis
| pOses OF the ChArRes AgAlnst Nenklo.
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paid In advance,
AAYoR-we are authorized TO announce
Henry g. Ervay as candidate for Mayor
The ensuing April election. fob2st
NdAYoR-we are authorized to announce
Nj General W. l.. Cabell asa candidate for
Mayor at the ensuing election. Thursday, Aprn
., 1855.
AAAYOli-we are authorized 10 announce
Wl Colonel w, ID. ~ylie as an Independent
candidate for Mayor, In favor OF improvements
and progression.
NOUNCILMAN-we are authorized TO announce
VI Nj. J. @. Kearby as u candidate for council.
man OF the Second Ward at tho ensuing April
election.
COUNCILMAN-we arc authorized 20 an
~ nounce Mr., August Muller us candidate
for Councilman In the First Ward, nj the ensuing
April election
HuuNCILMAN--wc aro authorized 10 an
" nounce Mr. Pat o Keefo as a candidate Tor
Councilman In the First ward Ho warts II dis.
tincty understood he is progressive. and Will
favor sewerage. street Improvements and every
other public work that Will promote the best IN,
tcrests of Dallas mari
rOUNClLMAN--we are authorized TO an'
" nouncs Mr.. q. A. 9ill rs n candidate for
tho oillce OF Councilman In the Fourth Ward, ~
the ensuing April election mar6u
COUNCILMAN--We are authorized TO an
" nounce Mr.. W. X. Whcelock ms n candidate
for Councilman In the Third Ward OF tho city
Election IN April,
r0UNClLMAN-Wo arc authorized To an-
~ nounco Mr.. Frank N, Cockrell as cnndi
date for Councilman In tho First Ward OF the
city Election In April
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NoUNCILMAN--wear are authorized TO announce
" Nj. J. @. kearby as candidate for council.
man OF the Second Ward at the ensuing April
alaetiou
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miscellaneous Foreign News.

PAHIs, March lit is stated that Louise
Michael has He'd to Switzerland. Measuring;
kilograms received from projects through.
out the country say that precautions have,
however, been taken in tho provinces to
prevent any disorder on Sunday.
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kAAYOIi-we are authorized 10 announce
ltl Colonel w, ID. ~ylie as an Independent
candidate for Mayor. In favor of improvements
and progrnssisn.
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announcements.

svAii announcements tor office must be
maid IN advance
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NdAYoR--we are authorized to announce
MI General ". l.. Cabell asa candidate for
Mayor at the ensuing election. Thursday April
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OTTAWA, March ll--Fags are flying at
various public buildings In honor OF st.
Pdlrick's day. There was no procession,
but services were held Ia 81, Patrick 3
church, A concert will be- held this even
ing in MD OF the distressed people of Ire
land
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AAYoR-we are authorized TO announce
Henry 4. Ervay as a candidate for Mayor
the ensuing April election. fublsu
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T,OuNCfLMNY-we arc authorized 70 an
" nounce Mr. August Muller us II candidate
for Councilman In the First Ward, at the ensuing
nrii aleetinn
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MONTREAL, Marcn l1.--Notwithstanding
u has been showing since daylight, ST. Pat.
rick = day IN observed with the usual parade
OF various societies. Mass was celebrated
In 81, PatriCk's church, On its conclusion,
Father Callaghan preached an eloquent
sermon, in which he treated the lush
question in u moderate and sensible man.
ncr.
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New YoRK, March 1.-THE Irish socic.
ties are celebrating st. Pdtrick's day in this
city by u parade through most Of the up
town streets, ending with large open.air
meeting in one of the east side parks,
where addresses were made by different
speakers. Patrick Eagan occupied CARR.
age In the procession, and among others
present was Patrick ormeard, as represent
alive OF the Irish societies of Montreal,
There was large number of spectators
along the route. The Most Reverend Mi.
chacl A, Carrigan, d. d., celebrated solemn
poltlca mass at Patrck's cathedral, ans
panegyric was delivered by Rev Michael
w. Lilly, A, T., provincial general OF Dom
inioan order.
AT CHICAGO.
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4 Greenback Ghost.

WA,HISGToN, April 2S.-The .Nution.
ut I'ie~, Col. Crandalls Grecnback pa
per, in the interests Of the Greenback
election cases in South Carolina, pub.
fishes to-day q crazy anonymous letter
alleged to have been received by J. H..
McLane. late GreeDback nominee for
Governor Of that State. The letter bears
no date, but is ssid to have been received
on the morning Of April 25, and has been
forwarded to the attorney general It is
as follows
headquarters K. X K: We warn
once. Our second notice will be follow.
ed by the black hand of vengeance,
armed to redress the insults and 0ppres-
sion heaped upon our citizens. Their
suiierings cry out, ana naught but hlood
will satisfy. The cyclops Of our lodge
has decreed that bu, one head shall fall
and that head is thine. Your choice ia
between exile and summary execution
Therefore, know aud believe it is true
that if you are found in Columbia on the
18th Of April, 1883, you will he notified,
and if you still persist in remaining on
the 18th Of April the bolt will fall and
you will be numbered among the dead.
Reflect and act. In flight is safety, in
resistance is death. BY order Of the
grand Asher, d. A. and T. T.. ID. Or
der +. f."
According to this, McLane should
have been executed /, day.