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Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-27
PEPPERMINT Q

The new French rifle will carry over two
miles and the bullet will travel nearly as
fast On o scandal.
six hundred" has just died. This re-
duces the ranks to about nine hundred
Hartford Post.
Handsome tides are placed on satin.
covered sofas, not so much as o guarantee
OF good faith as to cover up the spot that
is worn through,
M. T. are the initials Of Nv. Polk, Of
Tennessee's ~detaultipg treasurer. M. T..
also represents the condition Of the treas
ury Of that unfortunate state.
"Chwychi ach ochi oche achau-o chowch
Ach uwch achychan
Iachewch eich och ewch ich iscbau
ZACH wyohach ewch och schau."
A Philadelphia paper observes that
Clark Mills succeeded in passing himself
OIL on congress az q sculptor. You can
pass most anything on congress when there
Is q chance to chisel out q job.
p. I. BArnum presented a letter carrier
with his book on How to Get Rich" las q
Christmas present. The carrier kne " how
before. 1t was to earn $500 per year and
save half his salary for 200 years.
Here Is a Welsh song. The American
who would sing II must first take On
emetic, u pinch of clyenne pepper in his
nose ami baeathe the sulphur fumes Of a
few matches. Then it comes natural
enough:
81 never bnew q lady who ssrg with
more taste and feeling than Miss -
said smith to Jones one day. Nor L.
said Jones to Smith; particularly as fol
AZ feeling is concerned. Why, she's feel
ing for the next note all the time!'
A poem entitled "The Death of Oliver
Cromwell" is going the rounds of tn,
press. divers many friends in this towr
will be panied to hear of his death - auC
their grief will be intensified when we tel
them that the poem is nearly half n col
umn long,
A South End woman received q tele
gram, and her face blsnohed and her hanC
trembled as she held the unopened en-
velope before her. Giving iI to he
daughter che said, "Read it," The cir
obeyed. "Paps has broken his leg ar
gone to the hospital" she said. The moth
er's face frightened. Thank heaven it /
no WORSE" she said, "I feared he might b
going to bring somebody to dinner!'
Down in the railroad yard one hears
mysterious sort Of talk from the switch
men. kick u fiat and n line box int
Lewis" kick two transfers over I
NaugY, and three 'fulls' out of the barn.
Two flats and box; kick 'en into tn
house, and haul o pig iron on the. scale
then kick out an empty box from tn
butchers" 1t should he explained tn,
railroad men invariably call switching b
the tenn "kicking,'
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states she will therefore receive s120, COO.
Nilsson will get about $1,000 00 for fifty
concerts. Mrs Lsn0try IL said to receive
one.third Of the gross receipts, and will get
about S75. 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-27

PERsONAL-"Parts Of the huuan body
enlarged, developed and Strengthened ETC., Is
an interesting al ert seuent log run in our
paper. In reply TO | qu ries We will say that
there is no ~eyitence a humbug ab u, this. On
the contrary, IT. ADVERT" rs ar very highly in.
corsed. lnteTess d persons u ay get $ aled cir.
eulars giving all particulars, giving all particu.
lara, By addressing Erie Medical Co, y. D. Box
6l3, Buffalo, N. Y.-Ioledo kNening Bee.
I az. lilly
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-27

errches the blood and Furihes the
system; cures weakness, lack OF
energy, etc. Try a bdsoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-27

Is the only Irn preparation that
d oes not eoloEthe eekh, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
.pher Iron puparato ns will.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-27

win cure dyspepsia heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint.
and other wasting diseases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22
HOUSTON.


A Lively Race for u Prem'a-'-costiv IA
bie Deilcacy-A Gale snikes the city
Doubts Whether He he~ strnek Hheh'
HousroY, May a. tspecial.l-A promi'
neut fruit firm bee offered s2j for first con.
signment of SSing peaches raised in Texas,
and this ,sorning the Texas and Pacific
Express companies each received ship
mep. Tor the firm. The race between the
rival drivers was quite spirited one, and
both backed up to the store at the same
time, thus making tic. The matter has
been referred to the cotton exchange for
decision us TO the shipper entitled to the
premium. One shipment Of twelve boxes
Of fine, ripo peaches came from the Ro,e.
dale nurseries. ut Brennan, and the other
from J. II. White, OF Jacksonville. These
peaches are the first In the market. The
extraordinary frolis OF last winter must be
taken In consideration.
Early roasting ears are selling at 81 per
dozen.
This city was visited yesterday morning
from 3 TO 4 o'clock by a lively and refresh
Ing yale, accom- panied by q rain tall heavy
enough for the immediate demand of the
growing crops In the field and garden.
A reporter met Mr.. Jacob Binz, Of Hons.
ton, this morning, tho president Of the La
Hercules mine, who has just returned from
the mine, having gone there In response &
q telegram stating that rich lei d had beer
struck. Mr.. Bins found that the lead hat
ceen struck, but says there is no certnint,
thHt It leads on TO fortune. lie says II ma,
sad TO what 10 known ~ "Iockes," ap,
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AUSTIN.

Norwegian Bark Ashore ut San Luis Pass
The Land Commissioners Onice--The
Board of Education Assignment OF Prin-
cipaIs of the Normal schools The Pea
body Fund and Medals Their Distribu-
ti0n, etc.
AUSTIN, May 2l.- Special l-E S. Weis
ger, health officer at San Luis Pass, tele.
graphed DIR. Swearengen to-day as follows
The Norwegian bark Post came ashore be-
tween the Brazos river and San Luis Pas,
this morning. She lett Vera Cruz on In,
10Th instant and has clean bill Of healt
have placed guard over her, awaiting
your instructions.
The health officer directed that strict
guard be kept over the vessel for the pre-.
sCrlbed time.
The Encouragement unoilicially
thinks the commissioner OF the land
office will have TO furnish the
land districts created by the last legislature,
with Copies OF field notes. This viii require
four months, with his entire force, and
greatly enbarrass the business OF the office.
II, now has urgent demands for % 600
patents with papers on file calling for 0y0
more. He has just completed copying the
records of Shelby county, which were
destroyed by fire some time ago.
The board OF education has made the iol'
lowing assignments: Smith Raesdale,
SlIado; J. b. VIM, Austin; W, II, Pouis,
San Antunio ID. q. McUlahan, Jasper; G. b.
stewart, Carthage; j. 7. Lilly, Marshall;
G. NJ Laster, Dangerlield; J. g. Harris,
sulphur Springs; Miss Willie House, Mine.
ola; J. II. Hand, Palestine; II. s.
Halliburton, Crooketl; w. II. Cole
man, man Houston; W. c. Roie,
Galveston; J. Il. Dow, Gonzales; Il. w.
piltmsn, Brenham w. NJ. Grow, La
Grange Miss s. s. Thompson Bryan; W.
A. Banks, Corsicana; George s. Storr,,
Rockdule; ]. NJ. Carlisle, Waco; NJ. Is.
Frankiin, Pilot Point; A. W. Wilson,
Whitesboro; J. J. Patton, Montague; A. W.
Wheeler, Alvarado. The schools will open
July2.
The secretary has notified DR.. Curry that
the board would accept such amount Of the
Peabody fund as II could donate.
The secretary was authorised to forward
Peabody medals as follows: Galveston,
Fort Worth, Gainesville, Palestine, Bryan
New Braunfels.
The following Is the amount OF the Pea
body fund on hani, which was ordered to
he sent to the following placss: Galveston
$500; Fort Worth, $500; Gainesville, $9o
Corsicaua, 500.
The following are the assignments isad'
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har hanquet--"Aiam,ty'' Acquitted.
LAMrAsAs, May g.-lSpecial. An the
attorneys-at-lsw who live here, extended
areception to the visiting members Of the
bar who are at present in attendance In II q
ais'rict court IN this city. Aoout twenty
hve lawyers were assembled together ana
rseeived one OF the finest banQuets ever
given IN this part OF the state. Walter Ack-
or, 4, g. Walker, }. @. Matthews, Captain
+, ID. Walker aud others represented tan.-
pssas and made appropriate remarks,
wnieh were responded to in like manner by
the visitors, The local nress and state
dailies had representatives on hand. Your
correspondent responded to toast offered
TO the HERALD.
The trial OF John S, Bonner, better known
as "klamity," OF the Houston Post two
wears ago, has ended in the defendants 5 ac.
1uittal. This party was charged with com.
mitting burglary IN Bolton tive years ago,
ana his defense secured change OF venue
10 this county,
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DENtsON,

New Hotel Opened---stock Company lie.
Ing gtormed---Personal
DEsIsos, May 2l.-ISpecIal. THE new
hotel at the depot was thrown open to the
public to-day.
Hose company No. has ordered new
outfit, uniforms AMI accoutrements.
Books have been opened for stock com.
pany TO undertake a large fruit canning
establishment, to employ 100 men. The
stock Is being taken rapidly.
j. Is. Wide has returned from New York,
where he went to float bonds for the
water supply company. lie refuses to
state the result OF this venture, but your
correspondent Is led to beliove he was sue
cessful.
Deputy Collector and Surveyor Datson
OF the revenue service, Is here surveying
tor large still TO be established In the
suburbs.
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WEATHEREOkD.
Homieide Near roolviiie-- Arrested for
Alleged Forgery, Etc.

Homicide Near roolviiie-- Arrested for
Alleged Forgery, Etc.
Wk.rnrRfoRp, May 2l.--[Spccial l.
Beverly Brown was shot and killed Satur,
day afternoon by Bates Cockburn. The
difficulty arose about the slapping of u boy,
trother'in-law of Brown. by Cockburn.
some weeks ago. Brown struck Cockpurn
with \ stick, whereupon the latter drew his
pistol and fired. Brown died in few min.
utes, Cockburn has fled. Tho occurrence
was near Foolville, twenty mites north OF
here,
l.. Cannett was arrested at Big Springs
and jailed here yesterday morning,c % harged
with forgery. He has for some time been
selling sewing machines. and only last
month narrowly escaped the penitentiary
Tor embeszling funds belonging to Mr, John
Leper, his employer.
The Methodist Sunday. school will par
ticipate in II picnic Thursday.
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.COlCANA.
A Chance for u image Suit.-Is Now In
Jail.-waived Imination-.- willing 10
(iotpnramIsp

A Chance for u image Suit.-ls Now In
jail Waived Imination-..W willing 10
Compromise, II
CoRslcANA, M 2i,--[Speciai l--Satui.
day morning as gbt train No. 7, on the
Central, pulled ilThorn,on wordy war
ensued between Telegraph operator anu
one of the traiuen, named Mccarthy.
which ended bye operator striking nj
Mccarthy with sir of sealing irons. The
operator was mly used up In
the fray .hafollowed. After the
train left possas organized and board
ing the passenl train overhauled the
freight train adchlaud, in this county
Both freight ,ra,rakemen were arrested
and taken back Thornton. The brake
men, who NJ peto be in the right, will
bring ,uit for ial arrest. the town mar
shal Of ThorntoDt having jurisdiction in
this county.
John kearncharged with attempted
arson in trying Ire the stables ut the race
track, was arres Saturday night, at Rice,
aud now languis in jail.
DR.. Sewell, cged with attempted rape
at Blooming Ve, this county, waived
examination Saday and was bound over
to appear later.
The ost-oiliinspector is here from
Austin eyamin the books of this office
Mr.. John Mil who for several years
has acted as nsger of the opera house
and to whom Theatre going people ar,
largely indebtor the numberan quail.
~ OF troupes ,hav, had here has re-.
signed,
1t is authovely stated that Mr.. Joe
Brennan has ced to compromise his $50
600 suit agsirth Texas and st, Louis
railway for $40.
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SAN 4 ANTONIO,

The Press Gang Faring sumptuously--
brakeman Mangied-- Drunken Dutch
man Tries 10 shoot His Wife.
SAN ANTONIO, May 2l-A telegram from
Laredo says The Texas editors en- route
for Monterey were elegantly break kfasted at
Laredo by Gtnsral Hunt ut his coal mines,
and sumptuously dined by the citizens in
the city, after which the Mexican town WAS
taken up. Ex.Presdent II. l.. Goslin re-.
turned to San Antonio this morning. They
will be dined here on the return trip.
Day, a brakeman at the Sunset yardc,
sustained serious injur es this morning
while coupling cars, from which he may
die.
Hans. "A drunken dutchman, attempted
to SHOOT his wife yesterday morning,
alleging that she had $l20 concealed from
him. Only one shot fired without effect.
burglars and pickpockets are quite
numerous.
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CLEItuRNE.
A Windfaii-s|ngerfsst Visitors Return
Delighted-Kiiled by Lightning, Etc,

A Windfaii-sWngertsst Visitors Return
elighted-Kiiied by Lightning, Etc,
CLEBuRSE, May 2l.-[SpeciAl Mrs,
Herchel, whose husband died here about
two months ago, suddenly received a few
days since $1,000 benefit from the knights
of Honor, of which order he was a member.
This amount In favor of herself and little
son, is great help to her, she being in lin.
tied circumstances.
Mrs. Sabra Ross. deceased, OF this city,
will be buried here tomorrow morning.
Visitors to the Dallas Swngerfest from
here have returned highly pleased with the
occasion and speak In glowing terms of
the enterprise aud lberality OF Dallas in
A few days since, 4 is reported, a Mr..
Htstand and his l0.year-old son, while
hoeng corn in field near Busby Knob, a
bolt OF lightning struck them, instantly
killing the little fellow and probably fatally
injuring his father.
Mr.. John W. Floore, of the banking
house OF Heard, Allen a Foore, and Miss
Florence Childres, were married at Terrell,
the brides home, and left for the principal
points Of interest in the east with his fair,
bride. lie will return TO our city after b.
tour, and with Mrs. Floore be among '"'
best citizens.
Another hard rain fell to-day.
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GALvRON.

n Small. pox Patientscapes the Guards,
Drowned and is Wed by AN Uususpcet.
ing Jury of inquest,n Oid man Blown
to Sea in a frsii skLf,aseiess Charges
AreNai of lmmigrts---The Malay In
vsstigation.
GALVESTON, May Especial James
King, negro smaox patient in the
quarantine camp at ort Point. escaped
last night while III guard was being
changed, and his d body was found
floating In the Ii this morning
by fishermen, a secured by
a rope. Justice Spann was no.
titled, a jury sunonsd an inquest
held before II was kna that the man was
afflicted with small-T the jury returning
verdict that deawas caused BY un.
known causes. DR.. hy, health ply sican,
hearing of the case, l,nce notified parties
holding the inquest, be vaccinated and
disenfected, and tourn their clothii 4
worn al the inquest, Much indignation is
expressed at the carssness of the guard
in allowing deceasedescape.
An old man abou5 years OF age was
picked up by pilotat in irail skiif out
in the guilt, in an eNusted and furnished
condition Unless rued he would have
soon perished. Thei man stated that he
eit Pelican lslandiie bay Saturday even
ing to go a short tance, when he was
caught by tong wind and
carried up the bay. ext morning. heavy
wind carried his boout to sea. SuccoT
was timely, as II wnvident that he could
not hold out much ger.
n IT, John foreIl of the grand iurv
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BRYAN.

Court notes-A Feather In tho Citys Cp
Doaths-Exceiient Crop Prospects. .,,
BRYAN, May 20-tspecial.l-T' Wv"
term OF the county court will b. " n 'omo'
row, Judge Barcmore preside o", peo'
pie appreciate the action -'o ooa,. ',, Vi eau'
cation in selecting r. an Tor holding one
Mr.. James Ms5 snsaSn an old P anisr nn E,,t II the
Bral9s botiorcc cholera n,orbu,.
morning, ihe little child Of Mrs. r. A Cal.
honn vuaS buried from the residence of his
s","" n in-law, DIR. J. II. Webb.
".nother fine shower fell last night, doing
.,uch good TO the growing crops.
The corn crop Is assured In tho bottom
land, and another good rain will make
crops in the upland. The outlook was
never better in this country.
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WAsHINGToN, May 2l.--The committee
to select site for the new public building
at Galveston reported In favor of either the
property ON the corner OF Twenty-second
and Church streets or that on the corner of
Bath avenue and Church street.
The president has appointed Samuel W,
Ferguson, of Mississippi, member Of the
Mississippi river commission, vice James
b. Eads resigned.
The president has appointed Richard
Lambert, OF California, United States con
sui San Bias, Mexico.
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The New Commissioner of Interna I
Revenue.

Revenue
WAsHINdroN. May q Walter
Evans Of Kentucky, was to-day appointed
commissioner Of internal revenue. He was
at one time law partner with Benjamin
Bristow In Hopkinsville Kentucky, and wss
a Bristow man at the convention in 1876.
In 1880 he was delegate at large
TO the Chicago convention, ana one of the
306 who supported General Grant. In 1879
he was candidate for governor of his
stats on the republican ticket. He has
not heretofore held office, although
he has had considerable influence In the
distribution of Federal patronage In Ken
ucKy. He and Postmaster. GEN
etal Gresham are warm personal
friends and, II is understood the latter was
Instrumental In securing Evans appoint
ment. The new appointee qualified and was
sworn IN to-day at Louisville, the
occasion for haste being that the ten days
'or which an acting commissioner Of inter.
nal revenue could be appointed expired
to-day.
LouIsvIlLE. May 2l.--Hon. Walter Ev-
ans, Of Louisville who was nominated by
the president to-day as commissioner OF
internal revenue to succeed Green Ii. Raum,
isa lawyer about Al years old, served as
lieutenant IN the Federal army during the
war, was elected member OF the legislature
from Christian county in 1871, senator from
The same county In 1873, four years ago
was nominated for governor on the republi.
can ticket and made canvass Of the state,
receiving a good vote. lie In quite an un.
assuming, clear r-headed Christian gentle.
man, and IL is believed here he will make
a capable and efficient officer.
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Kxohnnglng GreetInes.

SARATOGA, May 2i.-The Presbyterian
general assembly reconvened at o n. m,
The following telegram was received:
hILwAuKry, May Alto the PresbyterIsn
The international Convention ~ ths
Young Mems Christian Association OF the
United States Of America and The British
provinces send greetings; Hebrews iii,
N-I. lSignedl Q. l.. Colby,
r, mn President.
SARATOGA, N. y, May Ito the lnterua.
t,onal Convention Of the y. n. G. A.:
church of the United States of AmerIca
retnrn greetings; III Tessalonians 1, I2).
lSignedl EFF. HArrrr,p.
Modevator
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'hree Incl, Of Snow at Tsledo, O.,
no Let.up.
How the Vermon.yorest Fires Orlgl.
nated-rh Losses.
Inc Pennsylvania Miner. Returulng 10
Work En- Mass,
Y. N. {. A. aud the Northern pre,hy-
terians Greet by Wire.
The Crack Southern Companies are
Assembling at Nashville.
Miscellaneous Other News by Wire.

Nrw YoRS, May ao.-Ispecial. Money
unchanged.
Exchange advanced "A.
Governments steady and unchanged.
Railroads quiet and irregular.
Texas & Pacific Rio Grande division nrsts
declined !.
Texas h Pacific land scrip declined 2.
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas mortgage ad-
vanoed /.
Stocks ieverish and declining.
Denver 4 Rio Grande, 4.
Houston 4 Texas Central, 6S.
Missouri, Kansas h Texas, "a?
Missouri Pacific, l0ii.
Texas & Pacific, 3is.
Cotton steady; spot unchanged.
Futures closed TO points higher; sales
61,0OO.
Galveston arrivals, l,lA.
Woo. unchanged.
Hides--San Antonio dry, i8A 10 Is.
Coffee steady; sales %. 750 bags; Rio, fair,
%.
Beeves unchanged; good receipts; frir
market.
Provisions--Pork dull.
New YoRK, May 2i.--IPress l-Goyern.
ments ! per cent. higher Tor extended Sp.
otherwise unchanged. Railroads quiet ami
irregular. State securities dull without
change.
Stocks after 1880 were very much ouieter
and steadier. In the last hour they were
n az aNsl sl,,.. n
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for the colored schools range. q. J. Andei
son; san Augustine, VI. Phillips; Mar.
shall, +. J, Webb: Je,son, W. NJ. Co.'S.
Dallas. ]. NJ. Terrell; Noris, W, Il. Hn;
best; Waco. c. Anderss
There are ten medaldditional to those
distributed, and they I be given 10 the
schools having the beseports.
THE HlGHENURrs.
The court OF sppesls-day reversed aud
remsnded. c. II. Mctmick & Bro VS.. NJ /.
q. Bush; +. c. Oliver WI. IL. Oliver. AT.
drmed; William Edgvs. +. W. Pearce
ct al; Houston & Te, Central railway
company vs.. Loving; w. Hale VS.. A. W.
McCommas 4 Co; {. Sorrelle and Ed X.
Sinksvs. J. J. wooldge, Reversed and
dismissed: Parker Gntv vs.. John II.
Glaze. Submitted, 4. Oliver vs.. NJ. Ii.
Oliver,
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--Oe
TYLER,

ErJoying the iories Of Morning Papers
Loud In Tht'raises-seriousIy Ill. Etc.
TYLER, May-[sDecial. THE change
OF schedule ole Texas & ST. Louis rail
way yesterda ings the HERALD and Ex
aminer here 2 ao'clock on the day Of pub.
lication. Molly paper has ever before
reached this at as early an hour.
The membof the press Of this city
who attended, press association are loud
in their praiSthe hospitality OF the eli y
D. Dallas exted to them.
MissJ &. H. daughter of Hon. q. Ives,
u promlnentmber of the Louisiana leg
stature. is dlill at the residence OF her
brother-in.lsN. II. Coe. in this city.
The Fergus house was sold last Friday
for $l5, 900 O. A. n. Murphy, OF this city,
being the puaser.
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In the Commons.

LONDON, May 2l.--ln the commons, Por-
t r, attorney. general for Ireland, in reply
TO the question of Harrington, member for
Wsstmeath, denied that Patrick Delany,
the Ph@nix park murderer, had plead, d
guilty because OF previous agreement that
his life would be spared if he would give
evidence 10 criminate Timothy Kelly.
Trevellyn, chief secretary for Ireland
stated that the governT ent intended TO
abolish the office OF special resident mags-
trate in Ireland.
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Cyclons Aftsrn,aAh.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,. NAY n.--The aSalh
Of Mrs. DR.. grimm, Of Lister, Illinois, waa
reported this morning, mailing the 6nlA
himself Il still unconscious aud carnoi r..
cover. Two other victims are very ~ NJ
four hour.
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" so the yield may be nothing. lie saw
that $4,000 or $4,000 may vet have 10 ne
spent upon the lead to develop whether n
is a pocket lead ofnot.
Yesterday there were three different
eolored baptisines at different points along
the bayou. About Ihirly.tve coayerts
were made happy.
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Tho Maahyilla Drln

NASHVILLE, May, 2l.-On account Of rain
and muddy conditions of the streets, tho
parade ofthe visiting military has been post.
poncd to Wednesday: the following GONNA.
nies have arrived and gone into quarters at
the encampmeni: Houston Light Guards,
Crescent City Rifles, Headway Rifles, Mo.
bile Rifles, Savannah Cadets, battery A.,
missouri Artillery; batteries b. and g.,
artillery; Alabama light artillery, ofMCMk.
Several more companies are TO arrive to.
night and tomorrow waen the com petatiye
drill will commence. '-~
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Archbishop Croke

LONDON, May 2l.-A correspondent OF
the Central News at Paris has had an inter.
view with Archbishop Croke. The latter
said he returned to Ireland from Rome
with unchanged and Interchangeable views.
He denied he had been rebuked by the
Pope, but admitted however that at pre-
sent the result of his visit to Rome did not
look very favorable to the national cause.