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might and stop, taken to set the ball ia

night and stop, taken to set the ball In
motion.
one ofihs.soole,y events: ~ tho season
wts the mrrrisgs tonight nj tEe
res dence Of Mrs Captain a i. Ryan. q
sister OF the hrlre, II Mr Theodore
] Ballston and Miss Amanda l.. Tnrner.
The groom is the mtnnrtr OF the Fort
Worth & Denver city telegraph
otice and was formerly Of Dallas.
Tne bride Is n grand daughter Il
Csptaip u. NJ. DagReit aud an h,iress.
The couple were attended by Miss Jsssie
Evans aud H. l. Tutne', r.. III Keller and
wife, q sister of the bride. Rev. i. T. Law.
Ter performed the ceremony. Mrs. II. II
Alinghorr, an operator ut the Western
Union Office, played grand march In
honor OF her brother operator and
his bride. The bride looked very
charming In handsome sea foam brocadsd
satin, richly trimmed with cream Spanish
lace, bridal veil, aud grange blossoms.
A supper on which no expense or art
had been spared, was served ia the
grand dining hall, the ancestral
hall o, the old Mexican nero,
Captain Dnggeit. A host Of
friends here were present TO wish them Gnd
sneed. The presents were very numerous
and coally.
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NEW YORK, May "a This afternoon y
ire broke out in the box factory OF the Erie
Preserving company's works It Kaveo.
wood C6ney Island. The flames spread
rapidly and in short time the building
was a sea OF fire and was com pletsly ce.
stroyed. The flames attacked adjoining
buildings. The summer residerce of John
H,oglass wos destroyed. The fire. spread 10
the Harris mansion, but only the wooden
railing around the roof was destroyed,
Bodjne Castls was also saved. The Ne.son
homestead burned Decides several thou
send feet OF lumber piled on the dock. The
Erie Preserving company's building oc.
cupied four lots and l40 men and girls were
employed there. These will be thrown out OF
WORK until the company can rebuild. The
company estimates the loss at 100000, par.
TALLY insured. The Hieglass mansion was
valued at $4,000. insured Tor $4,000. The
Nelson homestead was valued at 5000.
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HENRIETTA.

HRsErRrrA, May 25-[Specisl THE
Clay county democratic convention met as
per call, TO elect delegates to the Fort
Worth convention. 1t was called to order
by w. A. Squires, chairman Of the execu-
tive committee. Judge John T. Craig was
elected permanent chairman and John +.
Corn was elected secretary. The following
delegates were elected TO attend the Fort
Worth convention: Judge w. d. Plemons,
w. A. Squires, George w. Ford and X. Il
Hazelwood. A resolution by W..
B. Plemonr, recommending the
nomination OF Tilden and Hendricks,
was passed unanimously. A resolution by
Hon. A. r. Swar, recommending the cleo
tion OF Hon. Silss Eare, OF Grayson county,
and w. G Sterrett us delegates at large 10
the national convention passed unanimous
ly. A resolution fevoriDg the election OF
q p. Meade, of Clay county, as delegate TO
Chicago from thF, the fifth congressional
district, passed unanimously. A resolution
by w. A. sqnires, recommending the abro.
CATION OF the two. thirds rule and the adop-
tion OF the majority rule passed unani.
mously. No action was taken on the state
Offices, alt thinking 1t better to wait until
the meeting of the convention to send dele.
gates 70 Houston.
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DRENHAM.

BRENNAN. May % Tsp. cial THE dem.
ocratic county convention met yesterday,
rhe following delegates were elected to the
Fort Worth convention: ID. @. Giddings,
J. l.. sweartbger, J. W. Locshart, r. G..
lay, j. h. shepard, j. IL. Holt, w. J
Searcy. II Il Lowther, T. J. Evans, ]. O..
Meiz, +. NJ. Griffin, w. A. S,ucknrt, IL.
Kni,tsl, II. NJ. Lewis, Felix Roberts,
Harry Haynes. Resolutions 70 abolish
two-thirds rule was voted Down aud the
following adopted:
Resolved, That We, the democracy OF
Washington county, In convention assem-
bled, believe IL TO be one of thn cardiueI
prirc pies Of The democratic parry 20 secure
the rights Of minorities and place all neces-
sary rss'ric'ions upon dominant msjorities;
be y, therefore,
Resolve That II is the sense of this
meeting th.t the time-honored two-thirds
rule be retained both In state and national
conventions.
Extra heavy rains prevailed here Frid y
M YESTERDAY.
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Stabbed by His Comradc.

CLEVELAND, o., May ga Woos-
ter special to the Leader sGyt
Two Arabian tramps were storpipg
by the roadside near the village
OF Shrevs this evening. One had $500. The
other stabbed and fetsliy wounded him
took the money aud fled. The wounded
man crswied to farmers house and though
unable ID talk Lnelish, indicated by many
gestures the direction IN which hi:
assailnut fed. Pursuit was made, tho
murder captured. identified by the dyiDg
man and tho money found.
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sbley,s Seed store Burned.

Chicago, Nav 25.-The Northwestern
Co., dealers in field and garden
seed, five-story brick building
so by 1856 feet, burned this afternoon. The
cause OF the fire is uuknowp. The tirm
lose S25 600 on the building and $4,000 on
stock; insured for S55001. D. +. Gibbs
IL Sons, seeds, occupied portion
If the building and lost sl2,5OO
fully insured, There were stored
in the bu'lding consienments of coffee
sugar, syrup ETC., the property less or more
o, tue firm, the whols sgPregating S37 600
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SPECIAL SUMMARY.
Echoes From the County Convention s.
Unbroken unamIml,y.
ireland and Gibbs are logging Alorg
without Jar.
Waxahachie's Sensational White Girl
Elopes Win q Negro.
Waco: Death Of a Belle An Imposing
Funeral.
nfhov gnpciale Ernu Suodry Snurprs
Other Specials From snndry Sources
GALyFSIOS.


GALvssros, May 25.-[Press AFTER n
stormy session, during which personal col
lisions were frequently imminent, the dem.
ocFatic county conventlon concluded their
labors At 8 O'CLOCK this morning. Following
are the delegates elerted 20 the Houston
convention: q G. Sweeney. j. A, OSens,
J. ATKINS, Il 7. Wheeler, X. A. Bnrnev,
Stubbs. I. A. Gary, John Pentory. George
Butler. The following were selected ms a
tcrnates; Alexander Sampson, James Hur
I'll, Manuel Perez, s. Smith, I. X Thomp
sor, q. B. Gardner. G. Marrast,
the same NJ originally proposPd NJ. O.
Kleberg, S.N. Levi, II. q. Meyer. ". J Hou-
hnsr, NJ. J. Tiernap, j. B. Stuhbs, owen
q. CLARK, J. Moore, JAmes Hunter. John
Yonng, Tom McHenry, William Harlan
Maurice Coffee, Ois Eaton. Pat Burns, jim
Griiin, V. Leol,rS, G.. Parish John Birks,
l.. Clark, II. J. L,batt, P.
McGratb, Jamps Mccormack, John
Murphy were elected delegates to the con.
gressional convention. On motion the
delegates elected to the congressional con.
vention were emporered 10 act as delegates
to the senatorial, EDITORIAL and representa-
tive conventions also. Mr. John II Frisbie
was reelected chairman Of the county
executive committee. at the conclusion OF
other business Hon. II. J. Labatt o.
fered the following resolution:
Resolved, by the democratic party of
Galveston county In convention nssem-
bled, That we fully and freely endorse the
state administration.
A motion was inside 10 table. creating
another hubbub, which being finally
quieted MIR. Labart explained that his reso-
luton was not in endC rsement OF Ireland
or any other individual. bus an endorse
ment OF the state adGiiniatra tiop, which
meant state officers generally. He said that
q democratic convention should not
hesitate to indoise II democratic admins
ttntion. This explanation somewhat
soothed the convection, and the motion
TO lay on the table was voted down and
the original resolution carried by very
narrow margin. On motion Of Mr.. Stubb',
a resolution requesting delegatee-elec' TO
support william Henry Grain at the Vic
toria convention was also C r;ied and the
convention adjourned.
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WACO.

Waco, May % Special. l--Miss Susie
80 iety circles Of this city, died YESTERDAY,
aud was birlcd this afternoon. The funeral
corteef, from 81. Pauls Episcopa! church
vas the largest ever Teen here. A novel
feature was the at'endarce OF tao local
louges OF Old Fellows, the young lady
being member OF the Rshekah degree OF
thdt order; also nearly the entire mem ber-
shin OF the fire department Nith which sue
was very popular.
The centenary sermon at the Southern
Methodist church To-day gas preached by
Rev. DR.. Di'z!er, Of Kentucky. The con.
gregR,ion subscribed vi 600 to the centen-
nial year iund of the Methodist church.
Trains on NIL railroads are making sched-
ule time today
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MOUNT PLEASANT, May % --[Speciall- -
The county convention met yesterday aud
selected Z s. Founders, u tslanted young
.ion did not Instruct for president, but in.
structed ths delegate 10 vote Tor the men
who favor tariff for revenue only. There
will be another convention called 10 select
delegates TO the state convention at Hous.
ton.
Continued rain has damaged hrners.
Cops in general IN the county are back.
ward.
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TEItl, ELI,

TsREgLL, May 2S. 5pecisl l-Iick Nil.
Ter, the negro VINO AZ; umed 10 rape Miss
Bradley, was brought here yesterday on the
evening train, having been captured Mt
wills Point by officers and men OF
that place, and, from onimous indications,
the officers tearing q mob might take the
negro and hang him II kept IN Terrell he
was taken 20 Kaufman early in the night.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 2i.-At mid.
nlgnt the situation a. oil fiFe is practically
unchanged. Late this afternoon IS coo
barrel tank took fire and cannon we're at
once tirej into 1t Several holes were msdf, .
twelve-pound projectiIe from naval
hoHiizer tearing II whole hange from ihe
center. The oil poured out, and the bat
- be destroyed. The oil then burned
without DOING other damage. The heavens
were Illuminated during the night Tao
fire Will be apt 10 burn for several doyl
vet,
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tnnth,r EIood Threatened

NEW ORLKASs, May 25 The Picavune'e
Ooushatta special says: The heaviest rains
on record have fallen here during the pas.
ton days. The river Is higher than for q
nun Der OF years. ,rops are suffering and
hands unable to work. All creeks aud
bayous of any consequence are swelling In
TO immense proportions. Planters and
buslness men are very much discour-
ausg
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Another Pedestrian Nuisance. .t.

DENyER. Col, May "a The s;S days'
heel and toe walEing match between VII.
liam T. verde, champion, OF Auapa.io, and
+. II. Hart, the celebrated colored pedef-.
triau. OF Boston, for 81 600, was couc.ude'! ~.
Belmont Il Hapson's rink at midnight, ~.
wards winning by five miles and five iGa g,
So, re at the close Il Edwards, i2j tnoiles ~
Inns III art. ilO ml.es. 10 ltns.n
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Tie pnri, .Jocl,cy Club Mceiinp.

PARIS, May 70 In the race Tor The
jockey Cub prize at Uhsntil.y to-day seven
horses started. Little Duck won, with
Arcbidun .econd; Fra D,Lvois. third. At
the START kiss, Archidnc md Fra Disvola
led, @ith intervals between, the rest follow.
ing in body. At the turn Archiduc, Fra
Diavols ana Little Drck were running TO-
gether, but Little Duck fnally drew swey
ard won rather easily by two lengths.
There was only neck between second and
third
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CoIlar-and.EIbow,

BUFFALO, May 2i.-Art,c!es. oiasresmer
have been aigned between fossasor, II ~
Dufur, OF Massachusetts and ColonelJ. 4
Mclaughlin, of Detroit, for. q, TTesiii
match here on June 6th fos $500 q side D
gate money, oolisr-and.sipow, oett tTo ~
James rules. Half ottns money has beer
posted, "a ,....., d.. D..
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Binnchard's Liabilities.

BosToY, Aay 2I.-Seven.elgbths 81 tha
Liabilities OF ). blanchard, OF Richmord,
Virginia, Wholesale grocer and importer.
who fal ed yesterday Tor S2oj coo, are teld
iu Boston. Kidder, Peabody & o., Iepre.,
ss0nE s,c1s ofGs CS aaSisa tois6y hsy
President Bigelow, OF tae Msssachpsetts
National, admitted his bank vas creditor 10
the smouut OF 5000, but said thsy xsIe
secured. ...t .,
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO. May 25.-[5pecial. .l-Law-
renee Schwariz. pipe.iitter and plum ber,
was drowned to-day. He Is native OF St.
Louis. he was brousht IN this place TO
superlntend the pipe-a,ting IN the Lone
star reuery, large locsl enterprise. He
had started up ths river 20 the
San Antonio brewery on business
there with three others In the boat
Returning they reached very deep pool
In The strsam known ps ;bs Blue hole. Tho
river was swollen by recent rains end the
current very strong. The boat, under full
heedwAy, struck . enag anc ospsizsd. The
other occupants OF the boat etcaped.
schwartz was no swimmer ard was drow ned.
The body was recovered a. 8 p. m, having
be- n one hour and a halt IN the water.
Sch wariz was an employe OF kuffrel Bros /,
GU6 North Second street, Sc. Loais.
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The Legislative Outlook.

WAsHrSGror, Nav 25i--tP Prvss,3-i tn.
morrow's session Of the house Will proosbiy
be devoted to the consideration Of the
Wallace Nc Kiniey contested election cs se
A final vote npon II. however, is not "a,
Representative Wiilis intends 70 cal sp
the river and hsrbor appropriation CHI
whenever the election contested case 10 out
Of the vey.
Randall ssys 70 vii ask The house
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OMAHA, May 2l Haley, one OF lhe
organizod 10 this KY and fought
in Saunders tbuh,y tbs stale,
after trial OF aweek was % day sent ence
10 three years herd labor IN tie pspten-
ti,ry. The case rs 70 be taken 70 the sn-
prcme court. -
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WANAHACiIIE.

WAxAHAcHIs, May 25 Especial. Oar
community wss shocked this moriinA on
learning that Sallie Graft, daughter OF II
hotel keeper, had eloped during the night
with the negro porter Of the hotel
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Rnrxing the Hatrhct.

New YORK, May 2I.-Tammapy and
Irving halls and the County democracy are
endeavoring to arrange their differences so
~ 90 send united delegation to the natior-
al convention at Chicago.
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The Long strisc AImnst over.

FALL RIVER, May 9i-'rhe SpinnuA
union will return TO work Monday. rae
strike has now Continued sixteen weskM
Secretary Howard says the Union. MIL
spinners ratprn to work only TO reduce tho
mum ber OF persons the union mu.t % pport
pending The lopgetTike. fr if .'ff'
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A Maniac's Horrible Deed.

TOLEDO, o., May 20 The Commercially a
telegram from Bowling Green says George
Anderson, n farmer aged 20, was 'bestet to
death this morning with n hickory csne BY
his wife, aged 6j. His head was be- stph to
jelly. Mrs. Anderson Is a large, poTelful
woman spd sn mas been sS,l - tne insnne ssylnm
deed was done. She has q brother, David
Phillips now in the inssne asylum al COL
umbus. sho killed Charles Sandy several
years ago, while insane. Mrs. 'Andetson
was lodged in is.l. = cr ""
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THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, Nav 25.-Following is the
weather report for ths cotton belt furnish
ed BY the United States signal service, act.
Ing in nnninnoLion vith the rallvaYs:
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FORT WORTH.

Fonr woRrH. May 25 5--fspecial. The
ta,k Of the city onight is q cow.nidipg
which took place at the corner OF Third and
Houston streets this evening For some
time there has been bad blood between q
sslssmap for liquor house named Nash,
and boot ana fhoe salesman, J. q.
Mccoy, formerly of Ohio. The men
met, when Mccoy drewa cowhide and b. .
gan whipping Nssh, who broke away, when
Mccoy followed csueht him aud again
plied the whip. Nash broke away again
and escaped. The cause Of the trouble can
not be learned tonight, but II 10 laid
lady'p name figures In the matter.
The Missouri Pacific base ball club de-
feated the Fsvorites this afternoon by q
scorc Of 10 to3. The Missouri Psci6cs are
anxious and ready to meet any Dallas club
On the green diamond.
The proposition TO hold Worlds fair In
this CITY in 1857, meets with general ap-
provsi. An informal meeting vas he'd to-
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INDICATIONS.

wvsHisoroS. May % For the west gull
ststes-Fsir weather; southery winot;
q ight rise in temperature.
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Tho Confederate Soldiers Homo

BALTIMORE May PA meeting in behalf
OF the effort to establish home In Rich
mond, Virginie, for disabled and desttuts
Confederate eoldiers. ives hsd at FO'd'e
opera-house tonight. Governor McLsne
presided, and spseche, were msde by
Speaker Carlisle, Of the house OF represen-
tatives. Senator Colquitt, OF Georeis, Req. /.
reseatstives CALI ins, OF Indiana, Coz, Of
West Virginia, Herbert, OF Alabsm.. Cur
tin. OF Pennsyysnia, Skinner, OF New York.
McGinnis. Of Montana, aud Gsner Al -FhE.
hugh Lee. A letter oi regret WAS received
formances begin ct Ford's opera. .honss for
the benefit OF the hone. XXX.
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Loss OF the I.cnorinc.

ST. JoHgs, ". F., May 9i.-The folloging
are the nnly details ohteinhhle of the lo,ss
NJ the French hrig Lenorine: The vessel
left st. Malo the Is ot Mar h not The 5.h Is
previously reported, laden VITA salt, pro
Visions and general cargo, aud oouDd for
St. Pierre. She had u ships company OF
nine hands all told, and tiily-thres French
emigran,s. About the 20 h Of April she
was signalled in driit !ce in the eastern edge
Of the Great Banks. A few days later a
strong gale arcee from the soulhwe,t, by
which various changes were made,
and veering continued into May.
On some day OF the first week her
bows and sides were crushed 10 by the leo
without giving any warning. carrying down
every one aboard. The British clipper
schooner Couusulo passed by tho scene
shortly at,erwsrd and picked up sufficient
debris and general wrtckage to identify
with certainty both the missing vessel snd
her dom. The Counsulo took on board
some beds, trunks, baskets aud clothing
that doubtless fosted out and M from the
crushed and collapsed vessel. No iur'her
particulars are ascerlainable, nor ever will
be. She sank and made no sign.
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Anothcr Good Man Gone.

PrTsBuRe, Pa, May 2i.--is A. GclEey
n prominepL attorney, disappeared wee Z
ago. This, efteTnson the discovery waa
made that 200 in his posgess'olas afs'rnes
Woods was missiug. ,Ha also len nunes
ous private creditors. ,.- I,,u.r lll
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A Slick scuuiIdrcI.

ERIE, Pa MAY 2j.-P-esideEt Adam
Braoende', OF tho deiunct E-ie County cav
incs bauk, has returned TO E'ie liz admits
Tint he and Cashier pettis Inst 800. 600 in
grain and o ] spscul ,tions. B.atendsr also
ndmi that no took iuuds oi the oenb, paid
1t TO friends aud lett, aud exonefa,es the
cashier. he is now la Jail for
safety. An execution will be issucd to-
morrow, probably to keep him there. rhero
th- BANK II turning out worthless Brsbsn-
der has assigned private property valued vt
$4,000 to creditors, but II will not psy all,
and The stockholders viii probably lose
S2QOGCO to $3.50 GOO, and many Will be
ruined.
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ia enter upon tho consideration OF
ihe legislative, exe,u 70 aud .dicisl
Tppf1irl ila bill a. aeon 81
tue river und harhor bin IA d.spos, a oi liz
IN estimated the latter vs. ID s1t.ulua gbnut
thrs. dsys, some member. Uniting Eeaefnl
deoHte upon 10 TO s.g hour.
lt Is possible that during the latter paf.
o' Tue week the sundry civil aud ioiiiiica-
llOn appropriation bills WILL b. rsrortcd.
There will tten be only one appropristion
hlu namely, the general deficiency, 10 DO
prepared oy Tie committee. OF the thirteen
annual appropriation bills, tls pensions,
lnulan' naval and po,t'oiil,e have been
passed by both the houses aad the ssnate,
ou' the house having refused 10 concur IN
numerous amendments made by
,he tenate they were all rsieYred
10 conference commlttfe and ail await
tnf huluttWeut OF points In CONTROVERSY.
Moro than 100 amendments we're added hy
me tena'e to the Indian appropriation bill.
ffomipeni members OF The mouse are
OF ths opinion that the conference commit
Tee VIII fall TO agree on the Indian, naval
and pos -ouiae bills, and they will, therefore,
ps reported back 20 toe hIu,e aud senate
without recommendation, and that long
discussion on each bill will follow. The
army, District OF Columbia and con.
sular and diplomatic appropriation billg
are YET 10 be cOnsi Tered hy The senate com.
m!ttee on aparoprla,i'n'. OIy two APP
propriation bills va, The milItary academy
aud agricultural, have been dnAly passed
by both house8 ana become lave.
The.senato is likely To consume The week
Ia discussing the UtGo bill, with the pos.
s'Oillty that " may lay that measure tenn
porarily ASIDE II tne apprCpra-
ton committee repor,e back one OF their
appropriation bills now under consideration
by It's sub committee.
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Rr,bise. May 2ls--All'the Reading ran.
pisos.mi,h shops. boNsf w6f g % md ion nrv sry
will hereafter wors eieht .hoiire a,dsy in
stead OF ten. The, iotse msp Tiil',hsii
shift" y ~ 81, u.os :
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Afisr k.,,n.,

NEW YORK, Mayv2iSrWsrfsnts haye
beeh issued lor th.srrsst ot sx.Bank fresi,
dents E9o and .Fashi,r Ebo's ihotisu was
searched, tonight by officers, bet Emo
coald not be found. n N -
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NEW ORLEANS, May 2i.TJtm paSis Cool.
oredA an esespedp copyict, v hile, reaistine
afreki this evening was shot and killed by
6pecai Officer Felix Conrad. .
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,:HASAss, -, May ,1.Arhiltsen deaibs
tIo@ Z q sys.ew fever dufihs the week ended,
SAtuluAbs ?. -. e. s1.t 80 a.
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Marine,

NEW ORLEANS, Nav 25.-Arriysd: s,ssm-
ship Morgan City, New York; ChsossIlor,
Liverpool.
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,Afriea's CouunisAiosse !

,BALIn,oRr, Mat 2E-1J. &C. piice. con.
sui tar Liberia ~ New q assr;s, Art.yed Ihis
evAninec en- Souts 'toi &fncs. ". Tss been
appointed commlssoDef TO Arc, TO cel-
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