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BUSINESS POINTS.

.ubis is discovered in nearly every
= II o-rbs-l in Niagara county, y. \
an5 an farmers are greatly alarmed Tor the
crop. -;
7,olsonviIIe, Fla, wants to issue sani-
..-v and water bonds to the extent OF so9'-
EoC, The present bonded debt OF the city
is $50 rpr.
!, . estimated that the amount OF the
claim Of Texas against the United States
ln, the protection OF the frontier will Tea'n
$-,3yUUuo.
silver r.ine.has been discovered near
s-artford Ark. Old instruments USED oy
the ssyages ior smelling purposes led u
the discovery.
los, week 4 Youngstown, lO) concern
sent large consignment of mowers an. anu
rs.rers to scotland to ill an order. Inc
ssre cogcern are packing and shipping
0TT machines a day to till orders from all
rayts OF the country.
Denver. Col, claims to have the largest
,,.,f,,. chicken ma nufactOry in the coun-
Nv Tae c..s are placed in tncuoatorS
,i,rv and therefore there isa daily pro-
I.-,;.q. The capacity OF the hatchery is
1850 for every three weeks.
r.e business failures throughout the
r,rr,-y for The last seven days number
=. ro.,rared with l52 last week. The
II. ..... soto. hal 4. the Southern 50,
,.r Middle -. the New England States Is,
l,..a.... states ar.l Territories o New York
civ $. ana Canada l6.
4, Illustrating the lay climate OF
l.o-i9a. a correspondent tells how, on two
occasions he has witnessed brakes whtstled
DOWN and a train load OF passengers stopped
in rle pine woods whiie the conductor
slowly a.an.ed oil to a neat cottage in a
little o-aLse grove and kissed his wife and
q Is-rs family OF children ranged along on
.-.. gF tT.. Farrp
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sPiING SPRAY.
The BIRD Tournament.

Nrw YoRK. 15.-Less than 500 peo-
nile witnessed second game OF the bill
f;ard tonrnan; this afternoon. Maurice
Dalv and Tho Wallace were the con-
tsstants. THINE occupied three and a
half hours. eh time being wasted in
disnutinp tb cisions Of the referee and
wrsngline odisputed shots. DAILY did
some GOOD png and won. Score-Daly,
500; WsllacH.
bther Notes.
n is auttatively announced that q
dog show ybe held in Chicago during
June.
This veIhe Northwestern Amateur
Rowing a iation will hold their regatta
at Muskee Mich, :, July 2l and %.
Cbarleslrtney and James Ten Eyck,
while on lr way to the Pullman regatta,
will ston to row a single scull race on
the Mich Central lake, near Jackson,
June IA, a $500 purse.
Tho aAl shooting tournament of the
Northwrn Sharpshooters' union OF
North !rica takes place at lIndendale
mark, ghland, ILL.,, May 80. Prizes
amount in the aggregate to 5000 are to
be aWgd the successful competitors.
Keep Ii UP.
Nr,DRK. May 15.-The shooting for
nlscei the International Military Rlhe
matchows4~bettrr workmanship than
ayerlore,
Closely Matched.
fSAGIYAw, MICH, May l5.-The Sag.
inland TOledos played eleven innings
an,e score stood to 6, and were Obliged
to on account of darkness.
Got So Good for Alleghenies.
! YORK, May l5.-Metropolitans. 6;
AhenieS, 2.
Athletics Add Another.
lADELpuIA, May 15.-Bartimore, 4;
ATTIC, 8.
he Chicagos Narrowly Escape.
TACO, May 15.-Chicagos, s; New
YG7.
DetrOits D0wned.
EOIr, May l5.-Philadelphias, 4; De.
tr(3.
incinnati Losing Their Grip.
EorIs, May l5.-SL Louis, I; Cincin-
na4.
A Good Game.
ICELAND, o., May l5.-Bostons, ,;
Glands, ..
Quincy's Bad Luck.
kIA, Ill, May lj.-Peorias, ~;
Guys, |.
Drt Wayne Holding Her Own.
iNGFIELp, ILL, May 10. - Fort
Wes, Q; Springiields, !.
Deserve Their Name.
1svILLE, May 15.-Columbus, >;
Ese, 9.
T Base Ball Championship Race
Reviewed.
following is an accurate table, show
ime standing OF League and American
Aiation clubs up to Saturday last:
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TIRED OF LIFE.
A Loye-Sick Lieutenant Attempts
to Kill Himself.
A MOTHER FINDS HER LosTDAUGHTER
Dying in Hospital-A Case Of Miscegena-
tion That Aroused the Inhabitants
Of Village to Fever
Heat.

New YORK, May l5.-Gianiani Bettini,
twenty-three years old, a native Of Verona,
and Lieutenant in the Third Savoy Caval-
ry, shot himself lsst night in Fifty.seventh
street, just west of Cornelius Vanderbilt's
mansion, with a self-cocking Claudin re-
volver, bought in Paris, which he dis.
charged twice lat his left breast, holding
the weapon to his shirt. A friend who
was with him, and who concealed his iden-
tity, procured coach and took him to st.
Drs Hunter and Devlin. At midnight he
was easy, and, though il was evident that
there was internal hemorrhage. his wounds
are not necessarily fatal. Bettini has
boyish appearance, is travelling for pleas.
ure, and il is said that he belongs to
Rich and Noble Family.
He arrived in New York April 13, and
went to the Windsor Hotel. He had been
at the Hygenia Hotel at Old Point Comfort,
and there made the acquaintance OF Mrs.
Josephine NJ. Aver, widow OF James c:
Aver, a patent medicine maker Bettini
became enamored OF her daughter and
NIsIlcu lllt w uSi tHSS LChuihS
to New York last night he called on them,
and on leaving the house he shot himself.
Neither Mrs. Aver nor any one OF her
family would see any one in regard TO the
affair. They excused themselves by saying
that all the information they felt called
on to give had been given 10 the police.
Sergeant Rooney, OF the Nineteenth Pre-.
Cinct,
Saw The wounded Man.
who said he wanted TO die and intended to
kill himself.
He ewore light overcoat and had valua-
bic watch and diamond jewelry. in his
pocket were three sealed envelopes which
the police refused to open. One was mark
ed in French, This is my last will an
other addressed to Mr.. NJ. G. Casall, editor
of the Eco d'ltalian, and the third to
I.onello Bcttini, Officer OF Cavalry, Csnarsa
Palace, Verona. At the Windsor Hotel
nothing was known OF him except that he
vas gentleman and paid his bills. The
gentleman who was with him when he
shot himself lives in Brooklyn, and he was
understood to say the motive for the suicide
was the rejection of his suit by Miss Aver.
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Tn. E,er,ios ~ Raleigh.
0hlA AHeNeRA.

CLEyzLlsp, May 15.-TEs Ohio Brewer.
and Ma.lters' AssOciitioa was convened
20 day. The session was called Ia ieu oil
the animal meeting in JEly, In order 70
con, der the Scott law. and trsaaset buAa'
ness preliminary 20 tho National Con,en'
ton IN Detroit to-morro~. President If"
Ebet, OF Iroaton, delivered IN sddrsss.
and denounced the Scott lsW % opprssIre
an discriminating sfsinst saloon keepers
W xhose business does not warrant paying
ar annual tar Of two bund-sd dollar. lie
claimed the statute II nnoonstit 'iDnsi.
AID said The cause has bS<n arrsignsd W
ts,t ita validity in the snlefor Court.
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Personal and other Matters.
Election nj Morgantown.
SPECIAL 10 the RegiSte'

MoRGANrowN, May l5-The town elec.
ton was very quiet affair, and no stranger
would have deserved that snything un-
usual was going on. No interest Was man
ifested in any Office but that of town ser
geant. All the officers of last year were
reelected except the sergeant and Council.
man Dorsey, who was defeated by +. A.
lIennen. Jas. +. Hopkins defeated "Orph'
Carraco for sergeant, receiving ll3 votes TO
II. The board OF education Of the inde-
pendent district was also reelected.
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Ha,ty and Nistsksn Harrinxs.
nIndi;sa. Raja Cheeksd

CHrcAGo, May IA HeIeaA. Montana,
special says. The expected advance Of .
large war party Of crees into Montana has
been stopped by mounted police oi tcst
Walsh. in thu No-thw vest Territory, and ~
the action a General RugH. o! this ois
trict. Every EFFORT will be insde ~ the
canadian toyeS. TO coDsne the C.ees 70
tbtit O.A country. No further danger ~
snticipaisd, and sirsgshug bands no! On
this see Of the border, will also be placed
under surveillance when ibey reach the
reservation
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An Actor AYTested.

GIw YoRE. Nay l5-Auguitus T. B'nno,
sn actor in The Tourists. was charged IN
court this morning by hichae! b LssTiH'
q theatrical manager, with nonrsninH
I.vnlyer and threatening 10 shoot him
The sroused pleaded being angry at
Iesyit,'s rsnseltssly breaking an enRaze'
msnt with him. Bruno vas Temporarily
ecr = .,tf5.
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Returns Coming In.

SYCcTN! DIpa!tN 70 Ne ReJIStcT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 15.-Charles-
ton District gives Snyder 6S3, Brown 553;
Connelly's precinct, Snyder, Sc; Brown,
I2l. Cross Lanes precinct, Snyder, IS;
Brown, Go. Coalburg precinct, Snyder, i2i;
Brown, 1Oi. Maiden gives Brown l3S ma
jOrity.
In Fayette county Quinnement gives
Brown o. majority. Sewall gives Snyder
2i majority, and Kanawha Falls gives Sny-
der y majority. Snyder has lost in IA
nawha and gained in Fayette. Brown will
carry KanawLs by from 100 to $50 ma
iprit,-
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
A Passenger and Freight Train Come
Together-NObody Hurt.

Special Dispatch TO The Register.
GRAFTON, WA, May 15.-This morning,
at an early hour, passenger train 100 on
the main line, en- route to Wheeling, col
lided with train 800 at point near Filter
man, and about q mile and q half from
this city. Both engines are total wreck;
and business on the road was only carried
ON by transferring. William Graham was
engineer of the freight, and John Smith
was engineer Of the passenger, The cause
of the accident was occasioned by Graham
getting the old time book, which is an hour
later on the fourth branch, mixed up with
the new time book recently issued. Both
engineers escaped by jumping, and no one
was injured.
Several physicians arrived tonight to be
present at the Medical Association, which
conyenes in this city tomorrow.
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JUDGE BONDS ORDER.
West virginia's U. 8. Marshal TO be Ar
rested.
Special Dispatch 10 The Registey.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, May 15.-Judge
Bond, of the United States Circuit Court,
has issued an order in the White Sulphur
Springs case, appointing special agent to
arrest the United States Marshal of West
Virginia and enc OF his deputies for arrest.
ing and interfering with Mr.. Doulware, of
Richmond, Judge Bonds receiver. Judge
Jackson has issued an order requiring the
parties who had Judge Bonds receiver ap-
pointed to show cause why the order ap.
pointing that receiver should not be re-
scinded. Both orders are returnable at
Parkersburg May %. From the well
known character Of Judge Bond for firm
ness and decision, we may look for music
on that day.
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ommissioner will be Appointed
the FLAMES.
over Thirty Buildings DESTROYED ina
Kentucky Town.

H,RRopSBrRG, H, May l5.-About mid
night last night a fire started in the office
of Tsbbet's lumber yard, The wind was
blowing hard, the fire quickly spread, and
in half an hour the principal business
square OF the town was in DANES. The
fine new Presbyterian Church, was deS'
troyed, together with thirty other build
ings. The fire engine was useless for want
of water, but the citizens did what they
could TO stop the advance of the flames.
Phil Thompson, on trial for murder, was
among the busiest workers. His jury look
ed on under the charge OF the county sher-
iff. The loss is estimated at Sl50,OOO.
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He sbouId Have Beeu Hanged.

CHICAGO, Nav l5.-Thomas Walsh, who
whipped his wife to death with leather
strap, and plead guilty, was sentenced by
Judge Barnum this afternoon to 30 years
in the penitentiary.
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Preliminary Iniune,ion Refused.

RICHMOND, Va. May i5-Judge Hughes.
of the United States Circuit Court, refused
a preliminary injunction upon motion o;
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad selllhg
nropertv of the company for taxes.
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CHARLESTON, May ia dispatch from
Senator Lobbau, dated Aldersod says that
Snyder carried Monroe county by 800 ma
jority. This is an unusually large Demo
cratic majority and shows heavy gain, as
the usual majority is only $50. This un-
expected large Democratic vote more than
offsets all the Republican gains yet re.
ported along the railroad and in the min
ing districts.
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T,,E REGISTER has, by sew
~ tbousand copies, a larger
cran cr,Iation than any newspaper
c.'tSned clr.d in the two Nirginias
~ostern Ohio. Its adVanta-
Oh an advertising medium
go go therefore apparent.
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Fayette and summers Counties.

SDeciaZ Dispatch 20 Ne RegIstcr.
CHARLESTON, May l5.-Coal Valley pre-
cinct, Fayette county, gives Brown 293 and
Snyder 143; Ansted precinct, Fayette
county, gives Brown 70 majority. These
are both small Republican gains but they
expected rs majority at Ansted and have
all along counted on this number.
Hinton precinct, Summers county, gives
Brown 80, which is about the usual ma
jority. Summers always gives 80 Demo-
cratic majority, and in this election will
not fall far below this.
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An Old Mansion Destroyed.

ALBANY, n. Y, May l5.-The Teleyck
mansion, on the Whitehall road, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. 1t was bailt
10 years ago by Gen. Brsdstreet, who made
the house the headquarters OF the Tories
during the revolution. The past century
it has been occupied by the Gansevoort and
Teneyck families.
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CHESTER, Pa, May 15.-The striking EN-
ployees at Riddle & Sons cotton mills
RockGale, resumed work at the old wages.
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Severely wounded.

CAsrLr ISLAND. IRELAND, May l5!-Seycr-
al shots wcIe fred from an ambush at .
caretaker here on Sunday, and he was 80.
verely wounded. The affair Is much COM
mented on, and considerable alarm WAS
caused, as IL was hoped such deliberate out.
RACES had been checked.
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IL Ds uss' Csaditiss.

NEr OlIIAss, Nay L.-lnquiry from
Hon. wn. Heny Smith, general agent oi
the A,sSciated krsss, vas sent BY courier
from nisissirpi city to Beauvoir this
evening. Mrs. JeieJson Dsvis rsplie, -
follovs: "Ar. Dsyis has had ssyers at,
tack Of bronchitis, hat 10 now be,ier ana
IL Ia hoped out Of DANGER"
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Red Men Assembled.

DAYTON, o., May l5.-The Grand Council
of the Red Men of Ohio convened here to-
day. The degrees were conferred and in
the afternoon they indulged in procession,
i thousand members were in Line,
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Coming I'm Slowly.

SpectQ! Dtspdtch 10 tbe Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May l5.-But little
news has been received here since the first
dispatch was sent, but there is sufficient
information to corroborate the statement
made in the first dispatch. relative to Sny-
der'S majority.
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laasle An MesnNhss.

NExpHIS rEsx., Msy I5.-Tsrsc thoa'
and peopA were In attsndsSos o. ths
matinee given ihis afternoon by the NO
art socisAy Of Memphis a!ed by the
Theodore fhoui,s orchestra. To night an
other immense audience egrsliDg both IN
lumber aad ssiiiisncy tast Of last Eishi
attended
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RSn~hly nAOAeS1

s.usEsynLr. o., May H.-At noon to-
"a; YicbssI Branin struck Julius Nmmsr.
usr ui.h . stone. knock fsg him Gown and
iuupipg spon and stabhs1 him In the LEFT
sios. Ii 10 thought tb,t Zimmerman Will
die TIE sffsy took place on Huth Third
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LUKE SHORT.
He'll Go Back to Dodge City at
the Risk of His Life.
Ne Gems 10 Have No Dread o
oot HiIT'-Goyernor Click Will
Protect Him.

MAS, CITY. No. May lJ.-The troubles
~ lie City Kan J are likely to assume
m serious form in a day or two. Luke
Shocnc Of the gamblers recently eX-
pcllfrom the town, is preparing TO re-
turrCOnpanicd by party Of friends,
ardIs he proposes 10 stay. The party
wilhdezvous at Topeka and start from
thep-mOrrOw. 1t comprises eight men,
thrater portion of them said 10 be the
moesperate characters n the West.
VIII Protect Him.
TEA. KAs., May Is The Mayor and
She at Dodge City will 10 all in their
powo protect Luke Short il be returns
To Ige City tomorrow or next day, as
he eatens to do. Short is in Kansas
Citut will come here to night. The ru-
molet lie is 10 be accompanied by seven
desadOeS is untrue. Hon. Il. NJ.
W.T., ex.member of the Legislature, Mr..
Her. present Representative, Mr.. Pet
tiland Er. Galland will go with him:
Pdon and pr. Galland are here and
ots went to Kansas City to-day.
Excitement at Dodge.
Doe CITY. KAN. May l5-There is
nm excitement here. The Sheriff has
h, ordered by Governor Click to arm
r. mel and 10 have them at the train TO.
shat law and order is preserved on the
etal OF Luke Short, who is supposed TO.
I'm the wsy here. Short Ts prominent
vskey and SPORTSMAN. and was by the
saurities forced to leave the city. lie
cCls, il is stated, on the Governors per-
n,ian. and things this evening look
thTening.
AuInformalC Committee.
axsAs CRY, Mo-, May l5.-An informal
nmittee OF three citizens OF Dodge City
iyed this evening TO confer with Luke
3rt. who is he5e with BAT Masterson,
e of his friends. The members are J. ".
,oyer. banker and OK Repre- Ssntive OF
2 Legislature. l.. Wright, merchant, and
NJ. Bean. cattle man. They were IN
rsultation with Short and Mastersor all
tening. Being interviewed afterwards
sy were very resiCent, saying hey would
main over tomorrow aud talk then.
heir business is to effect a sstt!emsnt OF
PreSsn& DimcultAss,
possible. They brought letters tG- Short
ON Sheriff Sinkle. The sheria, 1t is
says if Short comes - Dodge
itv be and the Mayor will endesyor TO al
rd him pyotsciion, but lis. would advise
bort not 10 come. II is not known to-
ight whether Short intends - start to-
Iorrow. The COMMITTEES here are appar'
ltly urging him TO give up the idea, or al
asst to- wait day or tvo in hone OF peace
eing restored and g better settlement oil
Ie diSieGities.
Dodge City has a lisle private ceulstery
noua far and wide By the name OF BOO:
f;l I, rpcaiyes itR SnusilatiOl 'rSm the
lcs thst only those who die Win theii
, sis on find resting place therein. and
ON nresent indications Short NAV proha
" take mp his sbois in this unattrac'ir'
~ of the dead
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En-Rasaer ar Worse.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Col. J. Condit
Smith, of Chicago, was TO day married to
Miss Swealingen, OF California ssister
of Mrs. Justice Field.
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PARKERsBURe.


PARKERsBURe, May 15.-The Register of
the Virginia House at Elizabeth, Writ
county, last Friday contained the follow.
ing list of arrivals from Parkersburg: Z. L.
Davidson, Al. Augustine, Vim. Dudley,
Ell. Wells, F. ". Armstrong and Mat.
Blake. On the margin of the page the fol.
lowing memoranda appeared: "Pedes-
trians will leave for Petersburg at 1 A. NJ.
Saturday" Following is the time made,
distance y miles: Davidson. 4 hours and
40 minutes: Augustine and Dudley. 5
hours; Wells, hours and minutes !;
Armstrong, hours and minutes; Blake,
hours Is minutes.
An adjourned session OF Roane county
Circuit Court closed on Saturday. Judge
Fleming sentenced two men to yeaes in
peniteRtiary for BURGLARY.
Personal and other Matters.
Joe Hunter, Of Fitzhugh & Hunter, re-
turned from Calhoun county, on Monday.
Mr.. Early, OF John Church & Co., Cincin.
natl, also took in the State of Calhoun"
and was much pleased with the county.
Quite an exciting chase took place at Hook
ingport on Sunday, and prisoner who re-
sisted Constable Dickinson made his es-
cape, and was captured in q swamp near
by. The party is charged with being &C.
cessory to the theft of some clothing stolen
some time ago. Thomas Deems. OF Arm
strong & Deems, prominent lumber dealers
OF Roane county, was here on Monday.
Mr.. Huntington, Of Newark, formerly Of
this city, is here visiting friends. Alex.
Campbell of Laughlin Bros, Wheeling, is
doing Roane county in the interests OF the
firm.
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First Gunon the Reimbursement.

.>peciQI DiYdt-b to Uc KegiSter.
CHARLESTON May i5-Midnight.-The Re.
publicans Conceie Snyder's election by
1000 majority, and he claims it by about
the same number
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PrrErsEusG. Va, Msy la-A heavy hsil
storm Along the line Of ise Norfolk d
Western rsilrosd and kiosmond & Pstsfc'
burg railroad did much dansse. Telegraph
coles we're blown down.
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He WILL FIGHT 1T OUT.
The RuIe 10 DiSbRr the Notorious
Dukes Goes over Again.

UxIoxruwx. May l5-The specifications
of the petitioners in the rule to diSbar \.
l.. Dukes were filed yesterday morning
They are long and tedious. The rule was
called up by Judge Wilson, but the re.
spondent was not ready, and it mas been
continued again. Dukes has not as yet
made his appearance IN court, except by
attorney. Ii looks as if the respondent Is
taking stand to fight the rule TO the bitter
end. and just what the bitter end will be
is very doubtful.
Commissioner will he Appointed
bv the Court to take testimony in the case,
and il seems that the evidence in the MUIR
der case will have to be retold. Dukes
will succeed nicely in stirring up the latent
indignation OF the people against him
again. il he persists in causinga rehash OF
the terrible past. Even If he succeeds IN
having the rule discharged it Will be OF lit
tie benefit 10 him, for he cannot practice
successfully in the county against the pro-
test of the whole bar.
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y,sess.~ s,s Ceasressnss.

MosrooxEaY, Nsy l5.-The Go,.Ino:.
ordered m election on the 6rst TuesHas nj
July for Copgressman 10 piscs ot Hsfnf'n.
dsteastd,
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OdS Fellows In ssssSsA.

Hls.usuxG. May i5.-Ihe Grand LoiSs
of lie Psnn,yirania Odd Feiios. =, W .,.,
sion The craft 10 the 8,ats unuesfs S'.'S
utrsiIs.
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Saluted.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp. May l5.-Secretary
Folger sraived with a candidate for admis'
sion 10 the naval academy. lie was re-
ceiyPu with a salute OF Fifteen guns.
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