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SILKS. Silks. SILKS,


S1LKs37,
SILKS SO.
SILKS 50. IS, 81.
- inches wide. 37f.
FANCY Silks very finest quality, (actual value 81,
Black silk Brocade GRENADINES, all pure Silk.
-, (worth -, our price 81.
Black Satin RHADAMES and Black Surah SILKS
extra wide. all pure Silk. only 81. worth 81. so
everywhere.
Co.ored SURAH SILKS all colors Including Straw
berry and Electric Blue. 81. Is
Co:ored Satin RHADAMES cheapest in thia city
Nuns VIKINGS, fine quality. 20.
Cream, so.
CHEAPEST SILKS In WASHINGTON
Our 81 Black Groe Grain SILKS reduced" to Is.
duced" to 81. 25.
Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS
. reduced from g. so to 81 so.
Coiored SILKS, immense reduction Our 81 Colored
SILKS. reduced TO 10. Our 81. so Colored SILKS,
Satin finish, reduced to ST. and our Every finest
quality" heavy eros Grain Colored SILKS. re-
~ duced from g. SO to 81. so.
BACK Cashmere SHAWI.S, pure Wool, 81.
beacned Table DAMASK, pure Linen slightly soied,
CARRIERS.
apis I'll MARKET SPACE.
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POLICE COURT-Jidge Shell.
Today, Bl0ndy Williams, cOiOred, dffray: s. OF
ID days. Thomas X. Reyes assault on Annie Nor
rlSon; 50 or 10 days. Isaac LOudic, cOlOred, lar
ceny Second offense); grand jury; bonds $500
Edward Sebarner. falling TO place light at night
on an excavation IN the street: IS.
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CITY ITEMS.


II md pity hangs upon his breast" the fellow
had evidently cold and had not yet been in
formed that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was the only
safe remedy
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LOCAL MENTION.
ne Weather
10. 1883

The Weather
CFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGN OFFICER !
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. April 70 1857, $50 h IN.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
10 day and local rains during the night. warmer
sOuiherly wiLds shifting tO cooler west and north
west winds, falling followed by rising barometer.
SPECIAL RCLIETIS-LnCiL RAINS TO- NIGHT.
ocaI rains Initiated fO- the districts on the
A'itntic coast Tonight and early Friday morning.
follow, 10y cool partly cloudy weather IN the Mid
die aui y w EuCi states Cool fair weather j.
Indicated for Tennessee, the ono valley AM
lover lake region on FFdly. Tn" Temperature
will rise slowly In the upper Like region, Mime
sofa AMI TIA, with Increasing cl0ulin aud
LEGAL rams curing Frdcy.
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HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.-In the Police
Court this morning JEO. O'Ddy, q boy about Il
years O. aSc.'' a. charged with assault and battery
Win INT 10 Kill young cOI0T5d man Named
yno. W. Brown. VINO 81 ted that on Sunday the
urst or TINS month. While coming home from
church. the defendant and crowd OF other boys
Threw snow balls at him. and the defendant struck
Min On the he1d with q stone IT the corner OF 25th
and streets. Dr. Massey testified that Browns
injuries consisted OF q confused wound ana also
eCRcusslOn OF the brain The defense claimed that
Brown attempted 10 cut the defendant with q
knife, and q Day threw the stone IN SeIf-defense
The case Was sent TO the grand Jury under $500
bail
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1t was in the Yosemite, on steep and rugged
mountain road. The party numbered about a
dozen. and the Jolltest OF all was a well-known
dominic. Somehow other his mule stumbled
and rolled over aud over the dominic clinging fast
to him When they came to stop the mule W as
on top. Both the dominic and the mule were badly
bruised One of the party happened to have a
bottle OF Perry Davis Pain Killer. In few hours
they were ready to proceed on their Journey
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Spring DREss Goops.
IN ALL THE NEW COLORS.
SILKS. SATINS. vELVETS, CASHMERES, FOULES.
ALBATRoss, NUNS vEILINGs, ETC.
Illuminated Check Summer Silks, rs cts
Al! wool Nuns Yelling Csc,
ALI wool Check Dress Goods CSC.
All wool Cashmere Spring Colora, SOC.
Atwood Nuns Yelling, Spring Colors Soc
All wool Black Cashmeres, 81, 50, 81 and 75c,
SILK Brocades, all colors, 81 and 81 25
SIX MoIres, new colors. CSC.
LA Bridal COunterpanes, only CSC.
Best Spring CaIcoes, 4slc.
l0-4 Sheeting Cotton, zoe.
Plain eros Grain Dress Silks 81.
fresh Straw Mating. white and fancy styles.
FLOOR Oil Cloths, all widths.
Lace Curtains, 81 .25 pair.
summer Silk, neat checks GO &c.
LADIES, % Cloth, all new coiors.
Eotns Tor Boys Spring Suits, 25c.
farasols, plain and fancy handles 81, S. 25 ST. So
I75, 81 50: 70 and 81. so.
Satin Parasols, 81. So 49, So So
Lace Parasols fancy Innings.
Gask Dress Silks extra wide, 81, sl2s. $780, 81
C. NJ. WSON,
apl4 6s6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Massrs Duncanson Bros.
AGctiOncCrs- sold yesterday afternoon, for the
owner the south part o. 10, in square 49, 'front.'
tD- % feet. 81 iaches-.mprOyed by large brick
housa. used l0F business purposes, known as No
N>0 .ih street northwest, between X and L
EireeJs-tO j. u. Schaeitr. for q, SEQ
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DAY Goops
Real good Black Gros Grain Silk 7bc
Splendid Black Gros Grain Silk, 81, 81. IS IL so.
Striped and Plain Silks. Soc, 75c 81.
case very superior full width Sheetng. Csc.
so doz Isle Thread Gloves. 1Oc. and i3c worth Csc.
and &c.
so doz. White Shirts, Soc, 75c, 81
Parasols, Shaws, Combination Suitine Table Linen
and Napkins in great abundance. extremely low.
new line Of AL silk Grenadines. Embroidered Fan-
nels, Embroidered Pillow Shams ali at low prices
T. T. WRITER'S is now engaged with IN.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
apl4 713MARKET SPACE.
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THE JERSEY LnY-the latest slipper out for
Ladi"s', Mis- Is and Chldren-at SIN shelmer'S, sJ3
Gtl street.
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WHISKY--Where did IL originate? No matter.
Thousands use IL. and no harm results IL the pure
article + used. The Darling brand pure rye, sold
only by Chris XaDdeT. NJ GIL 9TH street, Is guaran-
teed for purity 1t IS 10 years Old. Try It, Also,
nne stock OF deIlcacies.
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DRY GOODS.
FREscH Nuss VE1Lrses.
SEATON PERRY,

SEATON PERRY,
fSuccessor to Perry Brotner.D
PURE WOOL FRENCH NUNS vEILINGS. IN
BLACK AND ALL The FASHIONABLE CoLoRS.
Az 25c. A YARD.
BLACK BROCADED SILK GRENADINES.
BLACK BR0CADED VELVET GRENADINES
FRENCH TWISTED SILK HERNANIES.
CREPE DE CHINE. CANTON GRE PES.
LUP!N'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS
IN SPRING AND SUMNER WEIGHTS.
ELEGANT STOCK OF FRENCH WOOL DRESS
SUITS.
SURAHS. LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GROS GRAIN
Mans AND RAS DE COMTESSE. MADE BY THE
BESI SILK MANUFACTURERS IN LYONS AND
MARkt ID AT PRICES THAT ARE CORRECT.
NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS.
LINEN LAWNS.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR. Isle GLOVES.
PARIS JERSEYS. EMBROIDERED FICHUs.
EMBROIDERED ROBES, FROM $40 TO 500.
NEW TABLE LINENS. TOWELS. NAPKINS
CRASHES AND BELGIAN PILLOW AND
SHEETING LINENS IN GREAT VARIETY AND
tE CHOICE Goops. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Established 1910. ANA
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A MOTHER JOB LOTTO PRS. .wOMEN's KID
nn ns s 81 TO 81 g q ODDS I'd
out at half price broken sizes 2 81 and plain
Sizes 75c of good quality Button, all sizes ST. worth
CO. odds and ends Childs Shoes from soc up, sold
Shoes the best in town. for 81 Ladies' Peb Goat and
Kid But ST. 25 and So worth 81 solid. And see the
Boys sailor Suits 81. SO. before they all sold.
mh26 J. W. SELBY. l914-19l6 Penn. ave.
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LADIES fine kid button, only -, at Sinsheimer'S,
e6S 9TH street.
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EYEsrGuT fitted at Hempler's, downtown

BURT's fine shoes, for men and boys, at Sinshe1-
meT',. 9TH street-3151 street
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LoSDoN CcUGH SYRUP is tho best; only 10 cents.
BUKY's PIPsI sEwA cures Ill kidney diseases, 81:
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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

For the relief and prevention. THE INSTANT 1T IS
AFFIXED, OF rheumatism, Neuralgia Sciatca
Coughs. Colds, Weak Back Stomach and Bowels
Shooting Pains Nunbness Hysteria Female Pains
Palpiiaon. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Bilious Fever
Malaria and Epidemics. COLLINS PIASTERS
IAN ELECTRIC BATTERY combined with POROUS
PLASTEHD, and laugh at pain. Csc everywhere. apI9
4 tOlLEGE N1LA-THE HIGHEST POINT ABOVE
~ Georgetown, on the Tennallytown road. Will be
opened May 1st Large rooms: rstclass table; extern
sive grounds with plenty of shade conveyance daily
70 and from Washington. Address Mrs. II. h BUR-
ROUGHS, st. Adams, ID. G. cpI9&2l.
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Flies and Bugs.


Flies. reaches, ants, bei-bugs, rats, MICE 60
15c.
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c. CREAMERY PRINT butter. Spicer. Compton
Co, Wholesale agents. ASK for IT.. STE ID
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WILL those OF our patrons wishing my PERSONAL
supervision OF their sittingS postpone them until
Monday next VI. 7. Rice.
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LADIES Kid slippers SOC.
/" house - 15c.
L" fine low points slippers, Csc. and 81.
At SINSHEIMER'S sos 18th street
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SEE advertisement of the sale of the yacht
"Amercu,n
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CALL and get copy OF the Real Estate Review
b. Ii. Warner, 9l6 f street northwest
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TEE WEEKLY STAR. large double paper OF fifty
FIN columns, VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try IL.
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Is the best thing Of the kind ever sold With
superb salad OF any kind can be made without de
lay or trouble. 1t is also one OF the best sauce
for cold meats
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Burnett's Cocaine

ana keep 1t In strong and healthy condition be-
| cause 1t will stimulate the roots OF the hair and
| depends.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
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FISKE JCBILsEs "R0Il, Jordan, Rol," Nay 4, 5. :
and $, Consres atlOIal Church
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s'Alderney Dairy WagOns.o
| Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. 'Ward" prints, Soc per 10.
| Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
| sc. per ct. Cream, 15c. pint.
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Fvcrv class of Securities boneht and sold on commits
SIGN in San Francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON the
New York Stock Exchange at eighth of per
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through orr
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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In q Letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry.
Castle Grey, Limerick, Ireland, Browns Bronchial
Troches are thus referred to: "Having brought
your Bronchial TrOches' with me when came to
reside here, found that after had given them
away to those considered required them, the
poor people Will walk for miles to get few." For
Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases they have no
equal. Sold only In boxes. Price Is cents.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

no NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE
Until you have examined and tried the HARTFORD
SEWING MACHINE. Its movements are so easy that
the most delicate lady can it without labor or
fatigue: makes beautiful lock stitch alike on both
sides and will sew from fine Swiss nainsook heavy
cotton cloth and leather without alterations We viii
send the Hartford for trial to any address without
Charge Cau or send to our Office for descriptive circu
Lars. &c.
8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO,
Popular end Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion
t2s s1H STREET REIN NORTHWEST.
mh24 ST. Cloud Building.
NEVER FORGET MCKINNEY,
IN The old reliable Sewing Machine man. am q
dealer and not agent and have been too long the
business to sell mean machines: keep everything
worth selling. Renting and repairing.
f2S A27 9th street northwest.
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s. srLk BRocApED Par.sors $50. at Youn
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NoTICE,-KetS Kemethy's, 1109 Pr av.. takes one
dOz. nne photos with thirteenth painted Tor 8.
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What the great Restorative, HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BITTERS. will do. must be gathered from what
1t has DONE 1t has effected radical in thousands
OF cases of dyspepsia, bilious disorders intermitten1
fever nervous affections, general debility, constipa-
ton, sick headache, mental desoondency. and the Pc
cul1ar complaints and disabilities which the feeble
are subject
For sale by all Druggists Dealers generally ap3
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In Oldcn Times
glass OF punch was an Indispensable auxiliary
to all festive occasions, and so Is Hub Punch now
Sold by grocers and druggists.
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BEST CREFEs and cashmeres, 9TH street mourn
OF
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12]4C. PACIFIC LAWNS, Sc, at j. F. Young's
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LUndbOrg's Perfumes.
Edenia, Marechal Mel Rose, Alpine Violet.
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ABSOLUTELY PunE
RRR 90 " A +
kRf & 8 Wy "A +
r 90 - ILL
BBR 4. 4 k ny gee
b "A k II nm N G. G
BIB A XIX ii MN G
BBgss Az K Nm NJ 6 :G sc
PPP 90 VI " wDDD FEE RRR
PPppP0 0MWMW De RR
OOawW WV D DE :.
90 W w ODD ZEE r r :.

This powder never varies. A marvel Of purity,
strength, and wholesoneness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds. and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
ING POWDER Co.. LOG Wall street, N. Y. apo
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BEST PLACE for bargains. ia and 1856 18th street.
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-At the quarterly meet
lb1 OF the nitu subdivision oT Associated Charities
IN the paTi0fs OF the >uencerian business College
last nirlh, Mr.. VIM. H. Armstrong Was elected a
reprrs"at.ttlye Of this subdivision to the central
board of managers letter from him was read
statiGX that citizens Ou9ht offer their co-ODer
tlon ana membership fees To this beneficent asSOcl-
a1)Il anu not Wait 10 be called upon. MANY hands
make light work" A letter was read from ~ o
fiOe6el Society returning hearty thanks to the
ufth SUBDIVISION Tor tEcfT donation OF S25 10 m o
Bethany Free kindergarten, IAN Institution
founded by the FrOebsi society," and beloved as a
mother loves her chT.i.n The treasurer Mrs Sara
A. Nays. pres. Utc.l an itenZel report OF rpceip1s
AMI disbursements, showing that since the annual
meeunS' oct"per u, lh're had been received and
PAID out Tor tIi objects OF the subdivision 1851
70 balance Uelus left in tae treasury.
TTE Rev. GILrs r. COOKIES MISSIONARY WORK.
YtstaTia ) afternoon an Interesting service VS.
held IN -. 10. rs Episcopal Church Rev WfIiiaTn
a Leonard, rector. IN connection with the mission
work Of the Rev Giles b, Cooke among the colOrad
Peop'c O; Pet5ES0urE, Va. Among the clergyneu
present. Were Rev. NesSrs- Cooke. CrumneI!. in.rIs
Leon'r LIN Lay, Nc kcc. Pcrry. Rcazor and steele
The rector Of - Joans introduced Rev. Mr.. Cooke
70 The congregation. commenting his missionary
Work IN appropriate words. Prior TO entering the
EDiscopal ministry Mr.. Cooke was an officer on the
SIN OF Gen. Robert E Lee. In his address Mr.
Cook toached on the general work OF the Eoisro-
PAL Church 9IaOng the coIOred race IN Virginia
showing what wonderful results had flowed from
Wy I1aN behring's IN that state as the out
Gene or Jealous aud yyel!-firected effort
TRANsTEBS OF REAL EsrATE.-DccGs IN fec
E,,v- tee4 III. u - follows: JOHN Henderson to A
Kramer. \. I Is 81 SD; =, coo Eleanor HubbelI
{, 81 20 !. VI. Saunders. 7. pit &c So .6t: 81 1OO
s o.. Walter to Joseph H. \ NeuhauS, pit. A. So
"a, sl,-'o. W h DCh&Inei, trustee, 70 r. q
LswiS, pit 9, So 426; sIe10 j. F. Oimstesd IN
t,so, On. ndler, PIT ?, 81. is: So 3:33 81 Della nj
notchA!h 70 John Grinder, lot :, so. COS: 500
RIVER Trade Harbormaster Sutton roror-s
arrivals at the river front as follows. Stnr
1ate, EEiS, nsh Tor H. A. Goi,ien: stmr Corner
1ay Tor, fish, same; St.ar F. n Gilbert Ui,,on ~
Va. E. tewapl; selIr. Maggie, Cook. FISH i N
ez1eInore Co.; schr. John Francis, Evans fsh
aeme; sloOp ID. Sheets Mason, flsh, same: slocm
D. Lombert, Davis, fish, same; sloop Bclv;dere
Senson, Ash. same; sloop Jeanette, Raymond
"a for same.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

D GEO. A. oHARE, CASH GROCER
ap6 1918 Tth street northwest. let. NJ apdN
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SHAKOPEE.

Who will light our street lamps now?
Night Waterman Clifford surrendered
his staff of officer. .
That tall Republican from the bloody
FirsS would be immense in lighting street
lamps.
The Shakopee Argus will most probably
be designated as the official paper for the
year, it being apparent that It's bid is the
lowest.
Perhaps the council, in consideration of
the So per year paid to each, will attend
to the lamps in their respective wards.
Economy is the road to wealth.
VIII the Argus editor kindly credit the
GLoBE for the information received as to
who purchased the Scott county jail bonds?
The Argus would still be cropping in the
dark if it had not been enlightened by the
GLCBE.
Applicants for the position of night
Waterman, at salary of $50 per month,
are as numerous as blackbirds in corn
field. Adelbert Coggswell, of this city,
stood first ia the competitive examination
of candidate for West Point.
The council, at their last regular session,
worked themselves into fierce heat over
the night Workmanship. The mooted
question is whether, if the mayor appoint
a night Waterman, can the council impose
certain duties, outside of regular police
duties, upon him? After an hour or SO of
wrangling the council took a rest until
Friday evening.
The bids to furnish the material and
build the city kall were opened Tuesday
night. They were in such an unsatisfac-
tory and unintelligible shape that the
whole batch were referred to the building
committee, who can crack the nut at their
leisure. The most clear cut and ompre-
hensible bid was that of Geiser & Co, who
proposed to furnish all the material and
build the hall according to plans and
specifications Excepting iron for celIs)
for the sum of $7,948.
The following couples were made happy
by Clerk of Court Collier during the month
of April: John Hughes to Bridget Gan
non; Hubert Pongard to Veronica Hin
derks; Cashier Wermerskirchen to Alder
tina Domler; Frank Mikiski, Jr., to Mary
Klemmer; Christ. Pitzschneider to Mary
Stock; James H. Anderson to Narcisus j.
Keopple; Stephen Murphy to Lizzie Hen
Messy; Peter Eischens to Mary Knapp;
Henry Winterfeld to Mary Dreger; John
Fahrenkamp to Wilhelmina Klingbery:
j ohm Gausen to Cath. R. Heinen
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ROME, May 11.-Archbishop Croke hal
sent communication to Cardinal Jacob
I'M maintaining that his conduct in rela
tion to the agitation in Ireland has beer
perfectly regular, and that his object is
not to stimulate revolt butp to obtain fol-
the people right and Justice. The expla.
nation of the archbishop is now deemed
satisfactory at the vatican.
CALCUTTA, May ia fight has. ensued
between the forces of the Ameer of At
ghanistan and Shin WARTS, resulting in the
defeat of the latter with 200 killed.
MADRID, May 11.-Maceo, the Cuban
prisoner, complains there has been no
change for the better in his treatment
since he was transferred from Centa to
Pamplana. He also says neither he nor his
wife received the allowance money usually
given exiles.
LONDON, May 1.-THE steamer Glouces-
ter, from Valencia, for Boston, was in col
ision off Cape San Antonio with the Colian
bark, Maddelans, Pensacola, for Genoa.
The boats arrived at Carthogena, the
steamer with her bows stove and the Bark
water logged, ..ra..n
BELGRADE May 11.-Helen Markovitch,
sentenced to death for attempting the life
of the king of Milan, has been reprieved.
Carlo, May 1.-THE Judicial commit
tee, appointed by the Khedive, has pro-
nounced in favor af the Suez canal com
pany's MONOPOLY.
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gig Miles in eO6 Minutes.

The Vanderbilt party, returning from
the Michigan Central meeting at Detroit
went to Buffalo over the Canada Southern,
making the fastest run on record. Two
engines were used-one new Mcqueen
machine and the other a rebuilt engine.
turned out at the st. Thomas shops, and
both built for fast running. The dispatch
er at st. Thomas reports that the run from
Essex Centre to st Thomas, SO miles, was
made in So minutes, including two stops
of seven minutes. The 116 miles interven-
ing between st. Thomas and Niagara juno
ton we're accomplished in 2 hours and 90
minutes, including 10 stops of SO minutes,
making the actual running time Ill min
utes. The total run from Essex Centre to
the junction, PIP miles, deducting stoppa-
ges, was made in 206 minutes, which is the
fastest time on record on any road. The
st. Thomas engine weighs 2o15 tons, has a
l7x24 cylinder and 100 fues. The Mcqueen
engine weighs IS tons, has an 18x24 cylin-
der and 1877 'fues.
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CASUALTIES.
FIRES,

BARDENTowN, N. J., May 1.-THE IN
ion steam barge owned by Macpherson,
Willard & Co. burned this morning. Loss
$4,000. A hundred men are thrown out of
employment. .... ....:
PIrTsBURG, May IL. - Pitchley's box
factory, on Diamond street was destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss $4,000, parti
ally covered by insurance. The opera
house adjoining the factory was on fire,
but the flames were subdued before much
damage was done.
THREE CHILDREN FATALLY BURNED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 11.-On Wedues-
day night at Holly Springs, Dallas county,
William Heads residence was destroyed by
fire, and three children of his son-in-law,
James Goodgam". were fatally burned.
BURNED TO DEATH.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 11.-At 3 O'Clock
this afternoon the barns and stabling OF
Mr. Wilkinson, living seven miles south
east of here burned, and three of his chill
dren, the Oldest a girl of seven years, per-
ished in the flames. A span OF horses, sg-
ricultural implements, hay, etc., were also
destroyed. 1t is supposed the fire was set
by the children while at play.