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REPRESENTATIVES EXCHANGING OPINIONS
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE or FOREIGN AFFAIRS RE

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS EE-
FERs THE MATTER TO A SUBCOMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-ihe House Com
mtce on Foreign Affairs to day considered the action "i
Prince Bismarck upon the Lasker resolution Mr' rheips
proposed that report should he submitted to the House
declaring in effect that the wise Conlse Of the secretary o
State relieved the House from the necessity o any iui
action Mr. Eaton said that the act OF Bismarck
1cas ou insult and as such should be
resented in terms which would leave
no doubt OF i4 emphatic dsapWoyal Views intermedi-
ate between those of Mr.. Phelps and Mr Eaion, VINO
bers Suggestions were mado that words cOnuehhinY
the act OF the German Chancellor should he accompanied
by expressions OF regard for the German Nation
Mr. Rice said that while he believed the state Depart
ment had left the matter in the best possible poSlio'
M nc fhe insult had been directed House of Rep
rcScntaves that body should express in dgniied terms
It's resentment The matter he Thought ought not 10 DE
jcft entirely with the Department OF state. The further
consideration of the subject referred TO suDco
mittee consisting OF Messrs Curtin, Eaoh fheIPS anu
J.
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4 SUIT FOR 4 FORTUNE.

TIE STUvEN~-TIsK CAsE IN TlIh CoUETs OF QUEBEC
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 rIiE TRIErNEI
OTTAWA. March 13.-Ihc case OF stevens
against Fisk winch is occupying me attention ol
the Dominion supreme Court IN this cty Is one o con
siderable interest This IL an appeal ir"n the Judgment
rendered 10y the Court OF the Queens brn'"' "pP,'"
,d in Nloptrosl ON september IL ls-3 reversing the
Judgment ATTAINED by the present appellant In the
supertor Court ON February % l-S2. The facts Of the
case may summed up as follows on May . 1871 VIZ
gnia Gertrude steven. and Henry julius i'sk residents
Of the city Of New York. were married ia th1t
city without an an;oa3?tal contract by
the laws OF the state oi Ne"-ioih' Il
alleged, community OF properly - 'r'"''" pe'"'','
rcrsop. married without All ante uptal contract and
e wife bolds and acquires property In her own name.
ee from marital control II be were asugle woman
Al the time Of her marriage With Fisk, Miss Stevens Lad
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THE ST. LoUIS EXPRESS EoBBER CAUGHT
NEARLY 100000 RrcovEEEp-THE MONEY LEFT
WITH A TRUNK DEALER.

NEARLY 100000 ErCovEEEp-THE MONEY LEFi
WITH TRUNK DEALER.
MILWAUKEE, March 13.-Preutss Tillcr the
Pacific Express Company money clerk at st. Louis, who
ran away with nearly 100000 few weeks ago,
rested here to-day and $4,000 the stolen money
recovered. lie bought trunk al the store % Carpcs,
schram Coz We tcrdly. and asked to have shipped 20
G. H. Ptchen. Detroit. He brought with him heavy
sacbc which he instructed the clerk 10 put in the trunk
The .atche by means opened, disclosing number
OF packages in the express c0mpany's envelopes. A
hurried iuvc4tcaon ed to the discovery that between
$4,000 and 500 900 nclosed in the packages, be-
sides number Of watches and other jcWcIy including
diamonds. Detectives put his track hut failed
10 ind Tilcr until this morning when he called at the
trunk store again. and caught crowd gathered at
the Central Police station but ~" prisoner carefully
guarded and only bicf chat could hc had with him. lie
said that ne had no accOUplice but added that it
u,aned for the company 10 prove that he stole the money
lie ocosc!y proposed thtt The pucc should open Inc
doors, and cJrge Jh' crowd an du''I"h Pice 10 5tc
him - a curiosity
n j. believed that IIlors 2ccompll'" sent ne AdlSe on
10 him at Milwaukee 10y express aud that ILler Iortoi
the name hp wa to assume IN asking for H. lie tcl-
graphcd TO Nciaddcu to ascertain TINS; ana the telegram
being Intercepted, the detectives hdd ere" "hlch tAIy
were ALREADY following when the trunk episode occurred
ST LOUIS March l3.-Gcorge II. McFadden. VINO was
arrested at sherman, Tex, yesterday. was well ac-
utUtcd with licr MtTadtcn had been al WOTL IN lht
raj r0ld ear repair shops, 80 sherman, uni came mere
few day- hcl6,e the robbery. H. here 9n The sun
dav that the crime committed, ana he u hthrNcu 10
have assisted TlicT IN packing tie Y@e ana can! e
money away.
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An INDEPENDENT EEPUGLIC4NS TIETs.
A LETrFr FROM J. j. N'U-E, or rENNsYLvANIA-
BLAINE TIL MOST TPJTULAECANp!!.aTE.

A IIIIFE FROM ]. j. VI klE, 't lINNN1i-F ANA
BLAINE TirNO~T TPoFULAECANnt!,aTE.
PIrrsuUuG, March 13.-In a letter to The
9fa0I,l T. D. Mckee chairman of the Independent Re
publican oia.c Committee, Says: - au constrained TO
So, tl.. ia my op.uog recent dcy 'opmcnis ard the
sni, manifested 10y rau solias~nmcd, although lately
reruuajcd i.lrso Iur Republican party inccate the
probable nomination o fi.i'dgcd machine ctuiiiHt"
io President at Chi.o "a June le4t. In tie ev t OF tie
democracy upro.du- tuc proposed Te'trade scheme or
oven ANY moiin '0u thereof, thr teh'Ac ~ party
with good nominations. VIII have tidal wave iu NoNcm-
re. II, however thc Democratic House avoids making
% suicidal political budcl and TIE D@mo'l i' Ntloudl
Convention should uoui nate 20 stron- tHU Democrat
AGAINST machine i;cfuuu'In Wu tA' ma peuHcj' hr
publican vote Indifferent no one need D." on M H'uIi As
10 tr result The irqu' 'an party cannot Afford, iAs
year. ~ 20 the defensive with It's Candidate lOI Iles-
dent"
Chicago Convention by popular district conventions, ANA
alde: "Ghc sentiment OI thc lndeF"udeuts has grown
stronger than u favor OF popular district couNeu
lions thereby clcvatg true Republican principle, doJNr
aal beyond the reach OF spoil men, TIE independent
rcNl of l~-2 meant, among other things. that the pco
pie were determined th?t packed delegations 10 Nat"nal
conventions siuulI cease. Blaine, Mr Mckee says
in conclusion, s undoubtedly Peuusy dna's mosi pop
ular candidate Tor the Presidency, but hc would DE- u
dn rcatIy supported by other states, winch Wold re-
suit m his defeat. My personal preference for President
i- Gcorsc T. IduWds of Vermont and FOR \lct-lic
dent, robert +. Lincoln, o. Illinois,
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ARGUMENT IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA SUPREME
COVRT-BOGGAN's OTTER.
rnK III rGR APM 10 TIE IRIRTNTI

lBY TELEGRAPH TO IHE IhlbJNi"I
COIrMBIA, S. c., March 13.-COlOnel f. i. e..
Cash was brought before Chief Justice slmnsn: G.
State Supreme Court this morning upon writ Of habcas
corpus lie was represented by Colonel r. c. Watts Cen
eral H. j. Pope and Colonel b. W. Ball Attomey-Gencra
Miles and Circuit Solicitor Newton appeared IN behalf OF
the state. humber OF afdavs submitted by the
State the tenor of which to show that Colonel Cash
was an accessory both before and after the fact In
the murder OF Town Marshal Richards, OF CheIaw.
The arguments of counsel were addressed TO
e legality of the arrest Colonel Cash and his removal
from Chesterfield County Columbia The state claimed
that the emergencies of the situation had demanded such
action; and that even admitting that there were any III
for1naes in the original arrest the Sheriff now held
him in legal custody, tie Chesterfield warrant had
bcen countersncd by Columbia trial justice, by whom
the prisoner formally committed me SiHtc lutlueT
held that on the pIma lacc submitted he sAOud
be held without bail aS an accessory Pc
fore and after the fact. Colonel Cash s
attorneys he'd that he mad been illegally arrested az
diearms I'd liv tic ~l Ji-- POSSE WuO mad
warrant the only and not t0r the fathers ana tEt
the warrant uulct winch Colonel Cash was suDsc u'uV
arrested by deputy sheriff OF Chesterfield county dd
Lot empower tic said deputy To take nm cut oi
the county an bring hm To (oigm ~
IRE Chief Justice decided tha the prisoner was ll
held, but admitted hin To bail ln S2'o1, "urI was
promptly furnished. Cash escorted nv his friends io
the leading hotel for dim y, where %" h'd an informal
rccepiou RoEgiu Cash. through OF his friends yc-
eruOr, Offering % surrender upon th5 condition i1tt he
should stay Che -cIlcI jail until the next Term or
court and be- lcd AT that term Governor Thompson it-
Piled That d, had no authority to make terms.
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CANADA AND SPAIN.
icy TELEGRAPH ID TIE rRrBUNE.I

OTTAWA, March 13.--Thc Canadian ship-own-
crs re urging the Dominion Government to push forward
the NEGOTIATIONS opened time since with Vie" to
securnga commercial treaty with SPAIN They state that
the effect thc treaty recently made between SPAN ana
tc United states will work much against their interests
and with view to as"crtaiunc what steps the Dominion
Government are taking to secure he same advantages
for Canada Mr Vail will Onddy Tor all CORE
suoudrnce between the British ana Dominion Govern
rruts relating the treaty recently arranged by which
the flag OF the United states placed on the same footing
in uba and Porto Rico the spanish nag as well as Tor
bc CORE spOndoucc showing what action mas Deen Iakeh
hv the Dominion to secure the considerations 4Or
OnnHhian vessels.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

PITTsBURG, March 13.-The carrage-hOuse
and cooper-shop at Frauenheim d Vilsack's brewery
destroyed by fire this morning. The los. is $4,000;
covered by insurance. The house OF william Walls. at
Walls Station on the Pennsylvania Railroad, was also
burned last night. The loss Is 5000.
SUNBCRY. Penn, March 13 -- Fire this morning de-
.trOycd the Western Union telegraph office, the tce
phone exchange, Rockefeller Brothers bottling
establishment Samuel Fsusts hat store, George Hesss
carpet shop John Reeds hardware store, John Hlemans
shoe store and Dr. Ais house The total loss is about
81 5000 The properties belonged to Major Dewat
and were lightly insured. The IRE originated III the
carpet store Of Hess
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4 rl1rsBURG rrRy4cE BLOWS rr.

Plrr.BrRG, March 13.-ShQrtly after clock
us morning gsi in the furnace OF B. Edgar Thomsoa's
steel works az Braddocl Penn, exploded, Instantly XIII
ING william Mccall and seriously miurIng James Murray
and Chr, Tooc The conclusion was terrific, rendne tie
furnace asuuder and scattering debris IN all directions
Mccall who was on hoist when the explosion occurred
voud have escaped unhur had he rot become frightened
and iuuIf.d mi, body was smashed TO Jelly. and las
death was instantaneous. Murray was burned ana
.cled exteruay and internally, so that lit hope IS en-
t,rtnrd of ais rHcoVcry TOos badly burned about
the head and houders but viii recover The cause O.!
tie explosion was not known.
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RUSSIA AND Tue GERNAN ALLNNCf.

Prsru. March 13.-ln the Lower House Of
rhc Hungarian D.et To-Day Herr Ti.za. Prime Minister
answered the inquiry " Herr Holy to whether
Er..,a had iolued t1e Au-uO-Gcman alliance. The
intimate alliance OF Austria aid GOrraLy remained M
tact H., o|cl "> .c.co. ~ was a. t"tiy uutru" i3t
Russia -0ult to dI-uD tie peace, judt She dc .Ted
Iv couIu- tu clv-. mdcr-j 90 IhE Tith Grfhihy, 90
d., lcice tue It.a, ions of Germany with Au-trit
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TIIplN's ABILITY TO WARM Up.
WOMlN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED.
HE MASSACHUSETTS HOUSE OPPOSED TO ia
MAJORITY OF NINEIY-FOUR.
my TrLEGRArH 10 TmE TRlHrNE.l

IDl TELEGRAPH 10 IllE lHHi Nh
Rcs,71T. SiArch I3.-Thc House to-day dis
posed Of for session, the proposition that in the con-
duet of municipal affairs women shall have all the
political rights and privileges that belong to men.
This action grew of an adverse report for which
favorable bill was offered 1t the most decisive that
has been had on this subject, the vote standing
fifty yeas 114 nays and eleven pairs Last year the vote
was sixty yeas and 127 nays and twenty pairs IL Will
be seen that this year with total recorded vote
and expressed opinion of eleven less than
those of last year. the majority against the measure was
increased by = and the minority FOR It was lcsscncd 10,
showing total loss OF 81 Ihe JoUrHdt that 80 far
ss the records show woman suffrage in any form was first
presented TO the General Court Of s67. when the House
by vote of "A 10 G7 refused to indOrse H. From tpt
time to the present except in the years 1874 and 1873,
this subject in shape. has been acted upon the
House. which has, without exception rejected II vote
that has varied materially. Last The jr muni
cpai Woman uurage pr0portonatey smaller than
had ever been, and yesterday II was pr0pOrtonatcy
much than il then The ycrage vote for the
fifteen wears which there is record has been IN the
affirmative and lis in the negative. Yet with these
figures and their growth staring them IN he lcc there
is no reason suppose that the advocates OF woman
suffrage viii cease 10 urge their claims upon the next
Legislature and upon many more tnat VIII tOloWlt.
IL was expected that the measure would Dc dcIcat'h
but the vote against n surprisingly large II was
thus made up: Neas-2j Republicans, % Democrats
Independent. ! Independent Democrat. Or those VINO
paircd-6 Republicans, Democrats. lndcuerdeuf
ami Independent Democrat, favored ms exc urln OF
suffrage and republicans, Democrats. and hide
pendent opposed This vote shows perhaps more thn
ANYTHING else that the Democrats I'm the Honse 0bf the
voice OF their leaders better than do the Republicans
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4 RTNAWAY ROY CAPTURED.

TOO MUCH DIME NOvEL-IHs HEART FAILS HIN
AFIER LEAVING HOME.
III TELEGRAPH To IHE IIuBt tNE.l
BALTIMORE, March 13.-AItlW Cookson, a
lad Of fourteen was arrested here to-day for yagranc,.
When taken to the Ccatr Police Station, Ee began 20
cry and SAID be wanted 60 20 back home His clothing
sbo hun to belong To wclltO-do-pcope. lie said he
liyeu with an uncle Brooklyn, from whom lie away
Tuesday night carrying of some money Of his mclcs
He had brru reading dime novels, ana intended gong
West and becoming a cowboy. But his heart failed
HIM and he left the train here. He about To return
home He being cared for until his relations come Tor
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4 RECEPTION 10 NR. BLlINE.

BALTIMORE, March ia reception and din
ncr was given tonight 20 the Hon. james g. and lr'
Blaine by Henry e.. Davis nd Ms Davis, Of West Nr-
.ina at tie Mount Vernon Hotel. Among these
present aerr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomson, OF PL'l2
derh'u, M and Ms. El,rs, General FeN AsnS MS
,tor Harrison of indiana amo, A. Gary and others
N ines. engagements IN Wssn Ef1n prevented ihe pres
eu,.u of ~~urtor Harrison. lh- occasion was Thoroughly
.ll- MI n
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EDITORS ARRErTED FOR LIBEL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRIBUNE J

BY TELEGRAPH To- IHE TRlEtNFJ
NEw-HAvEN, March 13.-Alcxandcr TOup
and Edward Buuer, respectively the proprietor and
editor of me NerIarcn Jiou were arrested this after
noon "A charge of criminal libel on complaint OF Post
master y. ID. speuy. The alleged libel consisted Of an
editorial printed March g. which Mr. SperIy
nickualned UrIh Iccp" denounced unfit 10 hold his
position and charged with cOn,piring with Judge Bird
S.l 10 defamc GOV ernOr Waller. The will come be
tore the Citi Count Tomorrow.
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lBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRGBUNEl
BOsTON, March 13.-The Herald this evening
reports interviews with several Democrats in relation to
the Presidential question. II could be sure that
Tilden's health was mp TO the mark would pull him
through in the the polls the text Of
half dozen OF Boston, most prominent Democrats. Only
few Of those seen cared to talk upon the subject and
all seemed to feel that it too early in the cam
paign to discuss the question OF candidates.
ave want to see what the Republicans
arc going to do" was the significant remark
tons in this State for half Of years. While they
all concurrcd in the opinion that the Gramegcy Park
sage was entitled to the Presidency by right of title
and ability yet not one would undertake to be respons
BILE for voice in favor Of his nomination.
THE PARTY WILL NOT TRY BUTLER.
In view OF the prevalent of Tden- physical IN
capacity, Edward Avery was asked what he thought
of Buffers prospects. He said the talk about
nominating Butler is all nonsense. lie has no
strength whatever. "If. however" he added,
there had been any considerable Republican wave
throughout the country last ial the Democrats ilsn
have felt it worth their while to take up 'eisaloH
would dabble in fancy stock, and take
his chances. The Democrats are not desponden now,
and would take any such risks would be lnNONeo
in the nominations Ex-Governor Butler They have been
fighting for twenty years and more, ana now, "hen en-
apparently the Of success they are not gOs ~
try any hazardous experiment
TIIplN's ABILITY TO WARM Up
Referring to Mr. Tildcn's physical deInoralization ME-
Avery said 81 saw him about year ago. and he was
then very feeble l used 10 sec him once In
while when he pract'scd in court
and when he came in he would seem
10 he feeble and tot,crnc as now But after he once
got into an argument he would warm MP and make the
echo with his cloqucnce. But as SAID before nus
condition Is such that many who would Otherwise
favor his cauiidlcy win deem it the part OF wisdom to
nominate some other man.
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CRrELrY 10 A LITTLE GIRL.

NoRwALK, Ohio, March 13.-NlIs. Blinzley
WAS arrested for cruelty Maggie Montgomery, eight
years OF age. whom she had adopted from Cleveland
charitable institution The woman is charged with having
used hot poker in Furnishing the child Th" girls skull
il fractured ard her scalp IL loose, though nom
haiT-pulng Her feet airs iii horrible contitCn, ether
from burning OF freeing The neghbors threatened 70
lynch the whole BlinLley family.
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,rlRDyAr me EyEW-HlrEy DOG sH0T

NEw.HivEy March 13.-The New-llayen
Kennel Club show was largely attended to-day. and many
prizes were awarded. No Ne"ioahdlalds received
priz,s. as none reached the required standard. No
vords wore made I'm the class fOr bloodhOmds The
rcc spaniel Of Max Lyarts of William u Eyarts,
took prize We tcrIdy ines Mortimer "I NtW-lols'
a,tGd s iu.pe dy The show closes tomorrow night
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10 SLIP nRE.SEp EEEF EASTWIRD.

Sr. Louis, March 13.-John b. butcher, d..
II sherman and several other Eastern capita who
own the ola canning establishment In East st. Louis
arrived here Yesterday and arranged 10 turn their prop
rfv INFO large slaughterug C0lCelu from which they
~ eonn send great quantities OF dressed beeI 10 New
Vnr,, and otrer Eastern points IN refrigerator cars.
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CRIMES And CAsCAL1IES-BY TELEGRAPH

NOT FRANKFORD, THE HORSE THIEF.
LANCASTER Penn, March - The oincias who wcR' 10
Carlisle to-day failed t. identity the man Ltd tusc as
John Frdnlf5rl, the horst-ihlef
A POSTMAsTER'S son ARRESTED.
RFWINGToI March 13A dissipated VI the fug'lye
Postmaster Tfcny has been arrested Tor cJmpcty Win
the defllcatiou, and cOnfrS-rs.
TWO LIVES LOST IN FIRE. ,
GRAND II tPIDs. March lJ.-It IS now ascertancd mat
Ferdinand Schucflier and william Dcnoyer lad were
burned 10 death IN the fire here yc-teniay, having been
cut off from escape. The former hayes wife ana
children.
RREAKING Up A BAND OF THIEVES.
PM ADIIpHIl March l3.-' Bat" Harold, who was
found eni1tv on another bill charging him with Ike
offence William Jennes cOored Of the thieves who
acted under Harods direction, was sentenced 10 hNe
years imprisonment.
EX-FIRE COMMISSIONERS on TRIAL.
BALTIMORE March l3.--Judge DunS, IN the criminal
Court this morning sustained the demurrer 10 me PIE"
n bar 10 the indictment IN the trial OF the Iu, llIr
Commissioner and the trial Of j. T. NoVuap was bttuh
and the evidence for the state proceeded Win.
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THREATS BY THE NIHlLIsTS.

ST. PETERSBURG, March l3.-Ihe Chet
Police has r,cci;eIa let y from the Nhlis threatening
With death amy one Who informs against Do-aeif the
leader of the four Nhili-s that murdered Colonel
suGciln on December y,
Among thr ron, Nihi~s recently mIe- cl are the
an hor KTimcbJ high official OF me -d4i4siy Oh 81.
md lO-.uLLL.Ll VI InLs. md tnlr sluuCAla.
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ASUICIDE At GENESEH FILLS.
rBY rrLEGp -, 1ornE TRIBUNE

tBY TrLEGp ~ TO TIE TRBUNE.l
ROCUEsIER, March 13.-ROwland Jones, age
sSyninc OF this city, committed suicide, to-day, by
ilmpne from Central Avenue Bridge into the Genesee
River Tbe body went down the river and the falls
ade famous by Sam Patchs last leap Financial troubles
were the OF the rash act The coroner Is now max
iug q thorough search fOr his body.
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AyrLJn cHiyE REpUBLTcAy MEETING.

pITrsBIRG, March I3.-I afayttJe II;lII has
boor eecured for the Republican convention to be
held Saturday night todcyse means 10 fight The machine
rIan of elecine delegates 10 the National Convention
mo lenders of the movement predict thd tue lhetunE
MI he one of the largest ever hold H the county.
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lBY TELEGRAPH 10 The TRIErNE.I

DEs MONIES March 13.-The Senate adopted
the Woman Suffrage amendment to the Constitution By
vote of 20 to o. 1t to the House. and If there
adopted VIII 50 the people at the next Presidential cleo
iIlul
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A REPORT REGARL

REPORT REGARDING MR.. WILLARD DENIED.
A report was published yesterday that Henry
Willard had recently sod seventh Of tract OF land at
Portland ore for $500 OOO the whole tract having cost
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TAUNTON GRAVETARD ASSURANCE CASES

II NUN y
TAUNTON, March 13.-Ihe trial of the first
OF the insurance begun this morning
James Kirby of Fall River was charged with conspiracy
with Dr. Hennessy and William Driscoll, both OF whom
missing. They attempted TO dclThud the United
states Benefit Association, OF Boston, Of $4,000.
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4 SUCCESSOR 70 ErIE's CITY rRE4SURER.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuxLl

ERIE, Penn, March I3.-BOyIc, the dcfauIt
ing city treasurer, formally deposed 10y the
tonight, and a temporary appointment made. Boyle
Buffalo Tuesday. He Is supposed 10 have been
he a
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BOSTON DENOCR4TIC PREFERENCES.

him only $4,000 Horace white said last evening that
there truth In the report.
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lBY TrIrGRApu 10 THE TRInUNE.l

TIDEN QUITE PorULAR-BUUER not DEE'rD
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SLAUGHTER II \ NINE.
AHUyDRED AND FIFTY LIVES LOST.
TDY TFGEGRArH 10 TnE TflBrN-I

TERRIFIC MIDNIGHT EXPLOSION IN VIRGINIA
C)ILfERY.