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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
French Dis;urbers Of the Peace EN-
prtsOued.

PARIS. March 2l.-M. Lissagary, The SON
ln.law OF the late Karl Marx, aud the man
aeer Of The new ,papers he Citoyen and la
BafaiHe, has been convicted OF melting to
disorder and sentenced to imprisonment
FOR three months in defiant Of ball.
NJ. Dercure. formerly member OF TIE
Commune, has been arrested al -. Vueh'
FIN. where be was about 70 attend IN
Anarchist banquet.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER.
4 CASE STATED BY DIR. l.. =. HARDY, lIooKgr-
TOWN. GREENE COUNTY, NC.

My soma young man. suffered from Stone in
the Biaddcr. of Il Adfged character. consisting
chiefly of C1iriua. CarboHOte, and Phosphate.
Aftcr' persistent use of al rcmcle- indicated I'm
the case without benefit, | put him upon Buffalo
JI.hia Wat T.. spring No. .. the u-c Of which for
some six weeks resulted IN Tie passage, al short
Intervals Of Grdcd Of small sizc. and al times OF
particles Of Sand. followed some limo afterwards
bv the discharge of q Stone. weighing twelve
grains Uhe .rgc =. ] an cOn1Lcnt.l ever knew to
pass through the Jrethril Yrlutlly ending his
troubles: since which limo any unpleasant ~yinp-
tom has been relieved Icy tie use of The wafer for
short lime It, action IN this cast has been Indeed
wonderful"
For sale in Richmond by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. sole AGENTS.
lmh l5-cod2wI
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IrisI. Affairs.

APApTy FROM tWESICA CHARGED WITH F0EN-
ING Az ASSASSINATION SOCIETY N THE EME-
RAID ISLE.
BELFAST. March Elm The case Of MI
gent and twelve other members Of tue Ar
MACH Assassination Society, against whom
the grand jury yesterday found true BILL
the Crown counsel Ia, undertaken to prove
that the Society was established by r man
named Burns, who came from America eN-
preSsly for that purpose, and that M'er
Burns's return 10 America AuSent became
the director Of the Society.
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nisnnncnrnnec OF "a Wltncss.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, March 91.-When John
Cox was called rs witness in the bond
robbery case Yesterday against scott ne
could not bee found. Cox, who had turned
Sfatc'- evidence in the case against Crow
Their, was expected TO do the same IN tiil7
ease. There j. no clue 10 his whereabouts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
Molten Metal ExplOdcs with Fatal If.
feet.

CLEVELAND. ONO. March 2l.-In the
Cleveland Rolling-Nill Company Besseiner
s,ocl-XVorls a huge converter containing
severaI tons Of melted metal was overturned
ttis morning. smiling lis contents in pil Of
hot metal. On striking the camp SIDE 1t
exploded with violence ana scattered
hnother workman was so disfigu.cd that
he Las not vet been identified. Several
Others were badly scadcd.
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lncnnllinrN Eirc.

WATrrprnY. CONN, March 2l.-An n
ccndiary fire this morning destroyed the
mocbinc-shop OF the Nausatuck Machine
COMPANY. al Union City. The foundry
was saved. \ new elevator in process 81
construction was burned. Insurance Sio,-
00O which will not cover the loss.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad Earn
fnut.

PHILADELPHIA. Penn, March 2l.-The
cross earnings Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company for February were
sf9l.3li: expenses, 5liG,3Lj; nc; earnings,
STl. 500, being an increase Is compafcd WIN
the ,ponding month Of last year q
81. 9G6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

spccsiRtiou on The stock ENehsnfe today has
49,, very duil and irregnsr, bus generally urnl.
Mo market openei | lower than IL closed ,es,ler-
f1v for s. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba, bot
tLSs,perai list 10 oniS a shade hover. Durtp< the
srst hour az bu incss the m1set w-s d~t ap
hNIyy, and . Ge Hue OF Aa,a was recorded. IN
which Chicago, Burlington aud Qainey, Atehn an
most couepieuous. Manhattan Elevate Va, how :
ever, A notable exception, aud sold up ~ 20 i3l.
Ih,n IN 2 O'Clock speculation cou.iW "a very
strong and pnees advanced S6iA, TOD by Union
Paclhc. Delaware, Llcsaysnna ait Western, and
New Jersey Central, wsilc q. Pa'al. Minneapolis
any Manitoba advanced 10 last. from lt9 ~
oS eniug During the tlst hour ~ err was further
sight improvement In tho the GENERAL hst and an
| ndysnce OF In St. Paul, My ncspo,ls and MINT
t0ha the market 81 ising very duh aud strong. rhe
closing prices az compared With fhose 81 >es'vf'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

a FINE DRESSING .--COcOainc dress
Is the hair perfectly, and il also prepare
ton unequallcd for the eradication OF dan
drulf
The superiority OF Burnetts Fhvoring
Extracts consists in their purity and
great strength.
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Arrested or suspicion of Murder.

UArTYOEU, CONN, MARCH, 2I.-Nt I
o'clock this morning Brooks Johnson, The
colored servant Of the Mis.es Jud.on. OF
Fnst Hartford, was arrested on suspicion
OF beng concerned in their murder. He
was locked up in this city.
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Dn,,cs and the pennsylvania LeGisIa.
lurc.

u,rRIsnuRG. Pa. Mach 2i.-The sub
committee Of live Of the House Judiciary
Committee have decided to recommend the
eynulsIon OF Dukes without a hearing. on
the ground that seventy-eight days Of the
session have passed and he has not ap-
peared to take the OATH
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4 DIsbarrcd Attorney ncinsiaied I'm
Washington I'D. q.

WAsnNGTON, d. O., March 2l.-GiIbert
Meyers. OF Memphis. Who Wa di>hared
from praclicing in the Department OF tbe
Interior on the 10th instant, Eas been rem
stated.
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III Telegraph.

y-yz YORK.. March 2t-Sodt.--Stoeks dun hri
crut.r. Money. 1000 per ccaI tSchmEe-
49,, eol. short. Asa. ~fatp bonds neglected.
i" ~ -' 11V, ,.uSfallv unchaageJ.
D. .,t4t4.-t Ncnanxc, 4Sl. government W.lN :
nov, ~. 8 hid: new 49,. ii24; new -. !" =
iicciortad. ril.ury bl.Jnc, = Cola. sl2d.~-3
et5cks ycry dun lat arr, closing strong AMI
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yIrp.fuin R0sfnl NeMa.

The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned: William II. Mosby
at Liberty, Bedford county, Va, and
Charles W. Hogan At Robertson, Bedford
county, Va,
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NEW YORR, March 2l.-t"fon- Net receipts,
400 halr.. gross receipts. s.449 bales. tlinns
cio-c'l ppiet: Io,. lO4, 100 les: " Wrh, sleOi
HsIO.d6: April. alO.lG0- OH; Nay OiO&
SiosT: August. eIp.G70 slc.Gs; somomber'
$1,000 SlO.l2; october, - E'Wf ". 40.
,cmier. SIU.o6HslV.os Dcecmher fiu'O's
rfn.Nl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

day show a frac, ionai improvement. Wine De
Paul. Minneapolis a NJ III ,uitoba was ~ bs"e2'
Transactions aggregated iSo'oo" '"a
1a.TIMDkr
BALTIMORE. March .'I.-vlTginla 6s CONSOLE
lated a !: s,rofa seric, 80. psst-due coupons
IL new 81, 0Vt. bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

flour,

Flour-we quote n. -sns3.25. sHperfit %
r3.7JGs4.25; xIrs. i5Gr SEQ commoo fsml "
>5.3jas5.60: Patent amiIv. s7@t77J.
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,,..,,,,oG Not Poisoned.

yoNpoN. March 2l.-The autopsy on tue
,ndv Of Prince Gortsehskoff showed thR
he was not poisoned,
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INTERPRETATIONS.
FysEIERMEx's DEPOT.

-, ~0-0-~-~-~~~>~@-~~~~
AL IN WANT OF PA-A-sssfzFyc.
~ TENT AND sOFT-LAID ~
are invited to call and examine
our stock, of all siHes, NJ lowest prices.
SEINE THREAD Of AL Nos. and qualltles;
sEiNE-LlNES. ROPES, YAWkING,
CORkS. CORkNOOD.
YELLOW OIL-CLO1lliNG,
AWNING and SAIl.-Du CHS. MIENOW-SET-
TING, SKIM and fNkE-SETo.
Manufacturers OF SEINEs and NETS OF All
sorts. MACRAdE LACE-Till,EAD. all Sizes.
Imported LINEN STIRGEON-I WINES.
l.. LlCuTENSrEiN z Sons.
corner Seventeenth and fraui. I'm streets,
Sole importers Of the ! ion brand SENT Thread
and importers of all other bra1ds. mh 20
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
HrcuwovD. March II, 1888.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
HrcUuo~D. March II, 1888.
OfFEEiNGA.
WugAT,~White, so bpslge,s. Red. 1881 p"rn-
els. Re-exfsbi.nd. GGf bushels o.
CoRS.-Waitc, 3.27G bushels. -nixedi az o"Sr
els.
OATs.-150 sush,ls.
MEAL So hasheis.
PEAs.-3f bTsanel..
SALES REPORTED TO srCfn TARY.
WHEAT.-Red, $50 bushes very ood Lox-
berry ut sl.2J ~ bushels mIxsA on pri.ns
terms: 81 bushels mixed AT - ~ TO- Us; Itf
bushels fair shortberry on private tsrpss Az p"sn-
els fair Shortbcrry Sllj. ,.
fORS.-NhIte. $50 bsghcls good on piEsD
terms: 1850 bushels fair 10 very GOOD NJ 70, W
SIC. Mixed, 32S bushels good 10 prime 1t oS W
64c.
OATs.-l6 bushels very good spring at % ...,,
NEAL bushels M private terms; So "'"'"
at % u &c. .,o..
CoTTON.-Tonp steady. Receipt, 100 IT,
shipments. 100 bales. Quotations: NtddAne.t 80
low mIddng, 9i.c.; good ordinary. sc.i sF'iin "''
7,c.
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AiISEET STORE.
VVE HAVE THEM NOW.

Owingto Tho great demand for PANTS since
our opening here, it has eau ed our stock I'm this
particular branch to faI 20 tie extent that for
several days VIC have been without LOW-PEICED
PANTALOONS; hut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MgDNEep ~. March . l. lsSs.
SALEs-FIR>T BOARD.-l.0 600 Virginia new D.
at 5Oii: Loco Virginia tlX.rcceiyabie coupons
Old. at %; GIj Virginia taN-rccciyabIe coupons,
new. at4i
SECOND BoARp.-i shares Petersburg Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

OPEN II TIE EVENING TILL O'CLOCK
stTi-RD IY. 10 O'CLOCK. NH 20-3t
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PoRT OF YEWTORT's NEWS. NAnon ~ Z

NOR SALE. ONE TEN-HoRSE-
& POWER eTATfDN AIRY ENGiNE Win
hvIrau ic pumps att shed; IN good shlrSing ofie1
Also ONE JONES LUMP MACHINE icE AMY
work Can b. seen 20 nay factory.
-. g.. Dill,
TwDiy-aIsi and trAuAIli st-Tcis-
t,h lg-.Ol1Ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

A public house Is 10 be put up in the
Disulai swamp.
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POUR OF RICu,iOND, MARCH u, 1888.

kAiLGD.
steamer Rrlei, Clifford NOTION, Cni,ed stltss
mall tl, rc',usc ~, AMI u,s-sns,rs' l.. u. lAtuu >
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT'S NEWS, GAhCB Il, 'e-s'
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
STEAMER Lursy, schermerhorn, Nosr"is; nsr-
.i.,nll-. and Messengers. 4 h,,ap"1kr ana Oalo
ggilway COMPANY land sil'i % rsturnl
steamer AccOmac. Dc'k. nirfchsnd 9hi les-
.euysls. Sinithncid, Chesapeake ana ONO isA'I"uS
company .lud .lilc1 oh retuln. .,.
,.re,ucr northampton, Mc,arr'ck, Nof Sias
r. h u.il-. and pt- en- cr> hos1i sike ard oho
r. ilyy.ty Z omfanv end srn-.i on rrturni.
St..in-iip Rilewatr. Mackenzie. calVe7t"a, for
Bremcu, put IN fur coal md prIotcdci on 'o5"ssi'
SALAD.
schooner 4. valentine. th3mhcrr, Ncwart, coal.
ChcsaDr Ne aud ohio Railway CompfnY.
-th1oucr r. q. Da.ne. Rogers. l'Ot- mouth, y.
H.. coal, Chesapeake aul ONO kd'"aY Nomp1nl'
Srhconor j. Is. Carrie son, v arreu. Nov i0gS,
coal and stiv
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WE HAVE THEM NOW.

PANTALOONS;but
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SEEDS.

IUOVER-S Fed.
CHOICE MICHIGAN coy e~,kEp
NH lG PIT :, Slohf.- = -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAR
> hEr :, .he HIST aud tgios' pos-f0 IN cultya.
lion RgATTY OF HLBfON. MAMMOTH
PEAEI. SNONtL AXE, EARLY ROSE, AL una
nortlel a sgd. az iOweft lkagte, p4ist..
r. "a. Woo, -Ccdsnnar,
corner sixth AMI EarsA,l STREETS aud
NH l9-.Ap2 l1S0 Ntln alcSSs
1888. -
Ena iAHI list ANp BESr GARDEN PENS
ia ,ir nAars Z: al4a. EVERY y ARiFri az CAB.
iSkDE any TOMATO igces ~. gI0vcrs-
WILLIAM -. SCOIr, Dr.ggist,
corner -eNente. afh and krsnkli. streets.
I Gail y0r catalogue. Dft
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CA9rEr-, osL-CLOTsis, &c.

CA2rEr-> osr.-CLOrktS, &c.
-
CARpErs, OIL-CLOTU. NArriSGs,
~
PkPEE-uANGISGs,
WINDOW-sIIApE- and LACsf,
RUGS. MATS, &c.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON 4 soNtS
1904 MAIS srRtEr.
De 2s-3n RICHMOND, VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

Louisville March 2l.-florr nominaly IN
changed. Wheat quic, No. red winter, Sl.0e@
clio. Corn lower; No. white. DOC; No.
mixed, dc. oats ste.ldv: No. . fsc. Provisions
quiet New mes PORK. -le.75. bnlk-meats-
Shoulders, s7.2J; Gle r lib. SIC: clear sides,
sIO.37s Barou-Shoulders, Es.Yj: clotr rib,
EIu.625: clear sides : I.25. liam-- sug..r-cared,
i2-c. Lard quiet: choice kettle, lac. Whisky
que, and unchanged.
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WuEAT~~Whife, so bpslle;,.
els. Re-exfsbied. GGf bu~hcis-
CORS.-Wsitc, 3,27O bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-01
THE MASSEY-WISE CONTEST

The answer fJohn :. Wise, TO tue notice
"l contest served upon him by Mr.. John +.
Massey, has been made public He replies
to the charges made by Mr. Massey in the
order IN which they appear in the conles-
tant's notice.
Nh Wise lays great stress upon the
charge that the democratic assessment and
tax officers of Richmond obstructed the
negroes from paying their poll-tax in order
TO prevent them from voting for him. The
charge made by Mr.. Massey that govern.
ment employees in the Portsmouth navy
yard were discharged because of their op-
position to Mr.. Wise, is emphalicaly denied
as are all other allegations that gross frauds
were nerpctrated against the contestant
IN the Petersburg district. Mr. Wise claims
that under his construction Of the law Mr..
Massey has but Il days left in which to
take deposi tions. Up to this time Mr. Wise
says that he has received no notification
from Mr.. Massey of his intcrlion Of taking
testimony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-01

SCHOOL TRUsTEa. Judge :. Bas-ett
French, Of Manchester, in the case Of the
Commonwealth ex rel 0Brien vs.. I. +.
Owens decided that the action oftLe State
Board OF Education in declaring vacancy
in the Office of School Trustee of the 18th
Ward of Manchester-hy reason of the fail.
ure of O'Brien to qualify within thirty days
by taking the prescribed oaths-was an abso-
lutte nullity-void and of no effect.
"There is no law on our Statute books !"
says Judge Franch, (which requires the
trustee of city school board to qualify
within thirty days after his appointment or
notification thereof nor which declares his
Office vacant, MOI which authorizes any
agency to vacate il for such failure" The
only cases in which failure to qualify by
taking the prescribed oaths, OF giving the
official bond, where bond required, works
forfeiture of an Office, are designated by
special statutory provisions.
The reasoning of the Judge seems 70 Is,
tablish concluavely the correctness OF his
opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-01

AN EMuTE.-At Annapolis yesterday the
cadet officers of the battalion of midship.
men resigned, and none Of the first and seq.
ond classes will accept these positions TIL,
third and fourth classes are either incomn..
tent or afraid to accept. Most of the first
class have been put on board the santee
under arrest. The cause of the trouble is ~
follows: A cadet of the first class was 70.
ported for dishonorable conduct havin~
certified on honor, to Il falsehood, which he
acknowledged IN writing afterward. As he
was cadet petty officer, he was reduced to
the ranks. After that the cadet lieutenant
OF the division led his command in. CHEERING
the 81 oxen cadet. For that the lieutenant
was reduced TO the ranks by orde. of the
superintendent. On the reading of the Or
der number of cadets groaned and Kissed
The first class men who took part in this
mutlnous conduct We're sent to thes ship San
tee, and the cadet officers who particinatcJ
were broken. Several of the cadet officers
nave since resigned their cadet rank in mn
lnsubordinate letter, for which they were
placed III confinement on the Wyoming. As
the demonstration was general, the superin
tendent has deprived the cadets of all nriyi
legess, and stopped the usual hops. At sup
per formation last night an order was pub
ilshed by which the cadet officers who sent
IN their designations, except Cadet Gun
captain Colvin. were reduced to the ranks
and placed in solitary confinement. Owinp
10 the diplomatic character of Cadet Colyiu:s
iettef OF resignation, the resignation was ac.
copied without reducing him to the ranks
eadel GOWN was cheered by the cadets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-01
By Universal Accord

AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS are the best Of all Dur
gatives for family use. They are the products OF
long, laborious and successful chemical investica
ton, and their extensive USE by physicians In
their practice, aud by all civilized nations. proves
them the best and most eiectual purgative PIN
that medical science can devise Being purely
vegetable no harm eau arise from their use and
being sugar-coated, they are pleasant to take In
intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every person
knowing their virtues will employ them when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma.
ehinery OF life Mild, searching and efectual,
iney are especially adapted 10 the needs of the
digestive apparatus, arrangements of which tbeT
prevent and cure, il timely taken They are the
best and safest physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions where mild but etfectual
cathartic is required.
Fer sale b. ali druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.

An old gentleman named Shackeford,
who was Il drummer boy in the war of 1912,
died nj the residence Of Mrs. Thomas T..
Hunton, in Fauquier county. OIL Friday
last.
Mr.. Il. B. Sanders. of New Baltimore,
%auqnier county, fell Oh the ice one day last
week, while carrying an axe OH his shoulder,
and inflicted severe cut in the back Of his
head.
The WarrcntoN liirgiMian says: 'sMr.
Horace Dodd is not dead, as man came
into our Office and falsely testified last
week. He was only hybernating until the
spring
The Court OF appeals has granted writ
ot error in the tag-taN case. This case was
decided By Judge Fitzhllgh against J. NJ.
Bianton, the Virginia Agricultural Commits
S0ncr, and his right 10 tax fertilizers by the
device Of atliNing :, tag to each bag denied.
II is stated in Richmond that il is the in
tcntion nfthe State Board of Education to
| Dust the democratic school trustees of that
city and I'LL their places with readiuster
sympathizcrs. Should such an attempt be
made The matter will he carried to the Court
of Appeals.
Major Timothy O'Brien, a native Of New
York, but for many yearsa resident of Rich
mond, died there yesterday He served rs
a cavalry officer in the federal army during
the late war He was one of the Virginia
delegates TO The national Democratic con-
rcntion in St Louis in 1876 which nomina-
ted Tilden for President.
Mr.. James +. Ficken died at his home in
Buckingham county, yesterday, aged about
30 years. He was born in Winchester, and
when youth removed 10 Fredericksburg;
and after serving as Il clerk he became a
member of the firm Of Holmes, Ficklen &
Wallace From there he removed TO Rich
mond and became partner in the firm of
Watkins 4 Ficklen. He represented his
county in the House OF Delegates two xes-
sions,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-01
NEWS OF TIE nay

he Alcara9uan Canal bill with scyeraI
important amendments has been reported
to the Senate.
DIR. Septimus Brown. u well known phv.
stefan of Baltimore. died there Yesterday
aged 56 years
Active preparations are being made for
Inc centennial celebration eff the organiza-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of
Maryland.
The death Of Representative Orth, orIn-
diana, wastormally announced in both hous-
es of Congress yesterday, and appropriate
resolutions were adopted.
The lower house Of the New Jersey Lenis
lature yesterday passed bill making four
men out Ola jury Of six and nine men out of
aaJury oftwclve competent to render a YER
dict.
state treasurer Vincent, Of Alabama, who
:'s stated in yesterdays GAZETTE, is short
IN his accounts over 100000 has left Mont
gomery. The Governor has taken the KEYS
, OF the treasury
The investigation Of Chief Clerk Bailey
OF the House of Representatives Yesterday
elected the fact that the latter had issued
orders for theatre tickets in large quantities
which were afterwards received in payment
for gas by the Washington Gaslig hit Com.
pany.
The Marquis Of Lorne, Governor. General
of the Dominion, and suite arrived at Otta-
wa yesterday He was met ut the station
by guard Of honor from the Foot Guards.
Sir John Macdonald and other ministers Of
the crown, as we'll as by large number Of
| prominent citizens.
| \ terrific ayplosin,, ,,n,,,ol
at the fireworks factory Of Senior Meyra. in
Amacueca, Mexico. Meyra and four other
members Of his family were burned 10 death
ami number Of other persons we're badly
injured.
The Delaware House of Representatives
Yesterday adopted a joint resolution appro-
wing OF the proposition that the United
States government should purchase the
Temple Farm and Moore House at York.
town, and requesting Delaware representa-
tlves IN Congress to support a bill introdu.
ced in that body looking to that end.
The Washington three o'clock train bound
north over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
yesterday vas delayed at the Metropolitan
junction about fifteen minutes, so as 10 con-
meet with the West The run from that poiut
To Baltimore was made within fortv.liye
minutes; between Laurel and the Relay
House the distance of l3I miles was made in
II minutes.
1t is said that the Orleans princes will is
sue manifesto protesting against the char
ge5 made against them and will then leave
France. Premier Falleres will require sew
eral days rest before he can resume his rub.
liz duties. report says the illness of the
Premier may break up the Cabinet Gener-
al Campenon declined the ministry of war.
and NJ. Thehaudin has been appointed in
his stead.
Charges OF very circumsianlial nature
having been made that friends of Senator
Ferry and managers Of his canvass for re-
election had approached various members
OF The republican opposition with offers OF
postotlre clerkships, control of federal Dat
r"nagc aud even foreign appointments, as
brides To induce them to vote for Mr.. Ferry
In the pending contest, the lower house of
Inc Michigan Legislature Yesterday adopt
ed a resolution calling for 40 investigation