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MORE LEvEEs REPORTED BROKEN.
The Proposed Home for Ex-COnfede--
afes.
TBy telegraph to The Dispatch. J


NEW York, March 21.-As a result Of q
meeting Of eX-Confederate soldiers last
night. General John L. Gordon, Of Georgia,
to-day appointed the following committee
to confer with a committee already ap-
pointed, or to be hereafter appointed, by
the different Grand Army Posts in regard
to fur.hering the movement:
Mai. W. II. Clark. OF Virginia; Maj. Jno.
c. Calhoun. OF South Carolina; Col. Thos.
L. Snead. Of Richmond @; DR.. Theo. steele.
ofKentucky; B. y. Harrison, Of Nirginia;
and Major W. II. Quincy, Of Tennessee.
General Gordon will be chairman OF the
committee; Captain Arthur A. Splitter,
adjutant of Robert Z. Lee Camp. No. l,
Confederate Veterans. and AdiutSnt J. F.
Beerv. OF Phil Kearney Post, g. \. r.. st
Richmond. who have come north 10 start
the movement, viii 20 TO Philadelphia to-
morrow and inaugurate similar move
ment there.
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Murdered in n Prison Cell.
fBy telegram 70 The Dispatch.I

CHICAGO. March 21.-A special to the
Daily Ne,oS from Waukegan, H., says :;
other prison officials told the story OF the
killing Of Anderson. They stated that
Mooney and Anderson were confined in
the same cell. A scream was heard, and
Waterman went TO the cell and found An
derson diving from wounds that bad been
inflicted with q knife. Mooney, who was
living in the upper bunk, said that Ander-
son had fallen in a fit. MONEYS hands
and his underclothing were bloody. The
wounds were OF such character as to pre-
Guide the possibility OF suicide.
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caucus 81 The Democratic Representa-.
tiveS on Tuesday evening nexi. The call
was made on n request signed to-day by
John Hancock. james r. Miller. j. n.
Tucker, Burr W. Jones, James M. Riggs.
james n. Burns, J. c. s. blackburn. A.
=. Curtin, II. w. Slocum. W. X. Morri-
son, W. ). Holman. Patrick A. Collins,
FRANK u. Hurd, +. John Ellis, J. X. Jones.
W ;. koSecrans, George W, Geddes, n.
- bidrldge, T. W. Robertson, aud W. II.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW VORk.


NEW YORK, March 2l.- Cot On quiet and steady:
sale. los bales; uplands llsc.; Orleans, llsse.
weekly net receipts, 100 hales; gross receipts
1907 bales; exports u Great Britain. 5000
bales: 70 france. 500 bales; 60 the continent,
l.l5O bales: sales, 1850 bAles; stock, 344 1923
bales. SeEthern hour unchanged. Wheat-sPOt
frp prices show no important change; un-
EraGed red. SEE: unKrsded white. Csc .Gsl OF :;
No. = red, March. Sl.O7d C0rn-Spot tdkc.
lower. closing steady; ungradee, 5lG02c., un-
GRADED white. 59c.: No. 2, March. Gle. pats-
Spot .,c. lower. closing weak; No. 2. 4Os@4oSc.
HOPS quiet at 40-sc. ,Coifee-spSt' fan; RIO
dull at Sll,2J; No. Rio, spot $500: March,
sq.IOasQ.6b. sugar duh aud again easier; f1tr
u good rchIinc.5 7-l6G5 9-l6c.; refined quiet
NOlas steady. Rice unchanged. Coiton-seed
ell, 4uc. for cruCC. 42I4Sc. for refined. Eosin
firm 10 fl.J2. Turpertlne steady AZ 34eG35c.
Hides 6rm. WOOL quiet and barely steaGy. PORK
very ste1dy mess. Sl7.75. Middlss Nominal ~
$3.50. Lard ~ 81. lower, closing weak; con
tract GRADE spot $9.7j; March, SEQ. freiFits
firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 2l.-Virginia 6's deferred,
:; pasi-due coupons. A.; new ] -4G's. 34tf: new
IS. 5Ci.: North Carolina c., old. III. Bid.
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Youthful Train-Wreckers-Fa Sui
nhur EXPLOSION.
fBy telegraph TO The Dispatch

+! IcItEIapH % IHt DIspaIIN'T
MOUNT CARMEL, PENN, March 2l.-Mi-
chael Tony, aged sixteen, was arrested last
night near WatsOntown while in the act OF
changing a switch for the purpose Of
wrecking an approaching train on the
philadelphia and Erie railroad. he was
placed IN jail at Suubury. Tonry confess
ed that be has before attempted TO wreck
trains. On one occasion he asked bis asso-
ciates to assist HIM TO wreck train and
then plumber the wounded passengers.
An explosion OF sulphur occurred to-
day at the Enterprise colliery, instantly
killing Carl Yakubousky and fatally burn
ing Zacharias HerrinZer and Peter SUI
polsky. The 5rattice work and other tim
her in the mines was badly shattered.
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NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISS I


Gentemcn.-l have been suffering for the last
five wears With 4 severe itching all over. ! have
used up four bottles Of your Hop BitlerS- aud IL
has done me more good than all the doctor
medicines that they could use on or With me.
avn old and poor, but feel o. bless you for such =
relief from your medicine and torment Of the dor
tors ] have had fifteen doctors az me. One gave
me fifteen ounces OF solution OF srsenic another
took four quarts Of blood from me. All they could
tell WAS that u was skin sickness. Now. after
these four bottles OF your medicine, am well. aud
my skin h well. clean. and smooth as ever
benny hEOCHE.
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p.,xvINCs- ENCRAyIxGs. dc.
TREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT l..
LEWIs's ART-GALLERY'

PAINTINGS, wATER-CoLORs'
oLEoGRAPHs, STEEL ENGRAVlNGs'
AND CHRoMOs FOR SALE.
MASTEL- and PIER-NIRRoRs' bisoUES
and RoGERs's GROUPS constantly on hand
sxlo FRAMES, in Gold, Bronze Piusn' Zion
and Walnut, from Use upwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every sDle-4 nfse
assortment on hand and for sale ~ low price,
FRAMES MADE TO oRDEh anu Ihoiohno
FRAMED n the latest and mos. "s'"N "A~A"e'
EAsTER-CARDs IN every slYle'
EAsELs and CoRNlCEs made 70 o,orr.
.,.n,,x ON hand. u. LEwIss Art Gallery.
''. 49, Gle Main stree.
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DoubIe execution in Kentucky.

lDf' eieSraph'o "iS Dlit 4,
LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-hudoipn ana
Champ Fitzpatrick were hanged THIS AFTER
noon at Columbia. Adair county, IN THIS
State. place twenty-five miles from tele-
graph station, for the brutal murder OF
Miller Brewster. The execution was wit
messed by 5000 persons. The condemned
men seemed resigned to their tate. The
scaffold was q double one, ana so ar
ranged that both drops fell at the same
moment. The execution passed on quietly.
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CEDAR BAyou. Tyx.. October 2s lss.

CEDAR BAYOU. TEX. October 2s, 1882.
have been bitterly opposed 10 any medicine not
prescribed by physician 81 my choice. Ny wife,
hfly-siX years old. had come by degrees OF disease
10 a slow sundown. and doctors failed 70 beDed
her. got bottle Of Hop Bitters FOR her. which
soon relieved Ter IN many ways. Nykidneys were
badly Affected, and | took twenty doses. and found
much relief. sent n Galveston for more, but
word came back, None IN the market. - great l.
the demand. But got some elsewhere. Il has re-
stored both Of Us TO good health, and We are duly
grateful. Yours. J. 7. AAGET,
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Suing the Belgian Government.
mn telerranh % ihe DlspaIch.l

DIV ItItE NIIu % IIII 1T -
MONTREAL, March 2l.-The Belgian Gov
eminent has returned To Mr.. Goodhue, a
LAWYER Of this city, all the valuable papers
and property ii took from him when he
was arrested in that country for acting as
agent for the ex-bishOp Of Journal in re-
covering that prelate's private fortune
from Canon Bernard, a refugee in the
United States. Mr.. GoOdhue is suing the
Belgian Government for heavy damages
for his arrest and Incarceration without
trial
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A weeks Busincss Failures.

BY Telegraph 70 The Dispatch.l
New YORK, March 21.-The business
failures OF last week throughout the eoun-
try number for the United States I76. and
for Canada 81; total 2l3, az against ZIG last
week. The failures are exceptionally few
in the Western and Pacific States and in
New York city, and there Is some decrease
in Canada.
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KALAMAZOO. MICH. February ?. 1850.

KALAMAZOO. MICH February 2. 1850.
know Hop Bittors Will bear recommendation
honestly. All who use them confer upon them the
highest cneOmiums, and give them credit for ma
hing cures-all The proprictors claim for them.
have kept them since they were first offered 10 the
public. They took high rank from tie arst, aud
il, and are more called for than ali
oilers combined. 30 long Is they keep up their
high reputation for purity and usefulness sbail
continue 10 recommend them-somethlnS l have
never before done with anv other patent medicine.
J.J. BABCOCR, NJ. ID. and Druggist.
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pArrLE CREEK. MIcn. January 81.

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, January 81. 1879.
Gentlemen Having been afflicted for number
Of year. with indigestion and general de ty
the advice OF my doctor ! used Hop bitters, anu
they afforded me almost instant relief. am slA'
So be able % testify IN their behalf.
NH lI-Tu, ThlvJ4salm THOMAS q. hSoN.
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Third Time Reprieved.

fBy telegraph % The Dl'IA1OH'I
RALEIGH, n. C., March I.-Enoch
Brown, the wife-murderer, VINO was sem
fenced TO be hanged at Halifax courthouse
to-day, has been reprieyed BY Governor
Jarvis until April 18th. Thi. Is the third
time the condemned man vas been re-
urieYed.
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THE italian Cabinet Crisfs-
tBy cable to the Dispaien-j

RosE. March 2l.-King Humbert win
probably follow the advice OF the principal
politicians and appoint signor A. Depre-
lie. the Prime Minister OF the Cabinet
which resigned yesterday, TO form . new
Cabinet. Signor Mancini, who was Minis
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The Cardinals Discuss the Expedi.
eucy Of the Pope Leaving Rome.

NV cable 20 the Dispaicb.l
ROME, March 2l.-The Congregation Of
Cardinals discussed to-day the cxpediency
Of the Pope leaving Rome. They also
considered the question whether the next
conclave should be held in Italy. The
Pope will form no decision in the matter
without the CONCURRENCE OF the Pnwers.
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Escape OF Prisoners.
rpv ,,Ieqraph 10 The Dispatch. ]

IBy telegraph 10 INC D'SFS'NH'I
NASHVILLE, March 2l.-Last night while
the taller Al Erin was giving supper to the
prisoners one OF them seized and held him
while two fellow-prisoners escaped. The
nrisoner who was holding the jailer then
threw him TO the floor and also escaped.
One Of the prisoners has since been recap
tured.
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Death Of n yfrxinian I'm New York.
IBy telegraph 10 the DispAten-l

Nyw YORK, March 2l.-William j. Nor
ton az the Coffee Exchan sc. died In
Brooklyn yesterday. He was q native OF
Virgiuia. BIS remains were taken 10 Bal
tImore tonight for interment.
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KAHoKA. Mo-. February 3, 1850

purchased FIVE bottles Of YOUR Hop Bitters Of
Bishop & Co. last fan for my daughter, who had
boz, ~tet fo- ot0it vfar- snd am well uleAss-i
with the Bitter. They did her more good than AL
the doctors or medicine she has taken, and have
made h,r perfectly well and strong.
WILLIAM T. MCCLURE.
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COMETHiNG FOR EVERYBODY.
READ, MARK, AND ISwARDLY DIoEsr.
AsuBuRxHAN, MASS, January "a, 1850

have been very sick over two ycars. and was
given mp past cure. tried The most ssilfai PHI.
Scians, but they did not reach the worst part. ~,
lungs and heart would GIL up ever. might and dts
tress me very bad. told my children ! never
should die In peace until had tried Hop Biffers.
took two bottles. They helped me very msea In
deed. took two more: and am well. There was
. lo' OF sick folks here, who saw how they cured
me. and they used them and are cured. and feel IS
thankful as do. Mrs. JULIA G.. CUSHING.
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sANprEroN. Pa. November 8. ls7

SANDERTON, PA, November o. 1879
Dear Sir: have used four bottles Of your Hop
Bitters, and they have cured me. had diArrhoA
dyspepsia, and chronic Inflammation Of the bow
els. and was giddy in the head. and nervous.
FRED. THUSsrEBGEE.
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Mnrnx. DEL. Fenrnnrr lo.lsso.

MILTON. DEL. February 10. 1850.
Being induced by neighbor 70 try Hop Bitters,
am WE'LL pleased with % a. a tome medicine. IL
having 80 much improved my feelings and beue-
Gted my system. which was very much out Of tone,
causing great fcebleness for wears.
Mrs. JAMES BETS
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RALTTNlORT
COMMERCIAL.
5RA!!lAND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March y, 1854
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-Red. $50 bushels
CoEN.-Nhite, $500 bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
RYE-S bushels.
MEALS bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels common LonFberTy
at Sl.nJ. ,
~ 81 20 Toe.
MEALS bushels al zee.
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WALHryp. KAN., lecepber s, lsst.

NALhtNb- NAN. iffftDprr =, lSc I.
write 10 infor you what great relief got from
taking your Hop Bitters. was suffer- griih neu-
rslgia, dyspepsia, nervous debility, and woman's
troubles. A few bottles have entirely cared me
and am truly thankful for 80 good medicine.
Mrs. MATTE COOPER
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LONE JACK. Mo-. September Il. 1879.
have been using Hop Bitters, and have received
great benefit from them for liver and kidney
complaint and malarial-ieyer. They are superior
10 Al other medicines. Pm. BARNES.
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BATTLE CREEK. MICH. January 81. 1880.
I have used seven bottles Of Hop Bitters, which
have cured me OF severe chronic difficulty OF the
Sidneys called Br,ght's disease by The doctors
RODNEY PEARSON.
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SOUTHERN FLOODS.
The Mississippi Rising Steadily, and L,Vees
in Dangerous Condition.
fBv telegraph ~ Tho DIspalch.l

fBy telegraph 70 the Dspalch.l
NEW ORLEANS. March 21.-A special 10
the Times Democrat from It. Joseph. La.
saws 1.-The river here has risen five inches
within twenty-fOur hour. and Is now
within an inch Of the blgh-&ater mark Of
1882, and the water stall rising. Kemp's
levee is reported to be intact, but in such
a dangerous condition that break is eX-
pected at any moment. Hard Tames and
ships Bayou levees had not given way,
but the water was pouring over them for a
distance Of two miles. Il is now regarded
a. only question OF time when they will
break. pouring more water into the already
submerged country. The back-water is
rising at the rate Of two inches per day.
Live stock is being brought here for ship
mept TO MississiOpi.v
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FIoHF

yla.r re c.ote. F!ne. t9.5Cas3, supeEan.
fS.250 "a: extra, S4.750S4.9t. 'alnNv- fhd
S5.2j psleIi family, E6tEs625. Market very
duli
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GEErNwIcn. Febraary II. 1850.

Mp BateTS Company
Sirs.-I was given mp bv the doctors 10 die OF
scrofula-consumption. Two bottles Of your Bit
tiers cured me. They saved nv life. and AIN
grateful LEROY BREWER.
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CrEyELAxp. O.. october 2sals7

My bcltcr-half r. firmly Impressed with The idea
that your Hop Bittcrs Is the essential thing "
make ife.happy. IL. Pork'
secretary Plalndealer Company
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PAULDEG, OHIO, February 2, $50.
Gentlemen: Have used TWO bottles Of Hon BIT
err in nay family, and think them The best nedl-
cine ever made GEORGE W. POTTER, Banker.
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cprNAnA Miss. Novruber s. 1873.

Ny daughter, now u young mother, Is using your
Hop Btters and is greatly pleased with the oene-
bel.I Effects Oh herself and child.
ID. MOORE. Proprietor SetO South
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SPRINGFIELD. Ill. september 3. 1850.
Gentlemen Ibaye been taking your Hop Bitiers
and received great help from them. will give Yor
Nv name e. one Of the cured sufferers.
Mn. MARY ,. STAIR.
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GnrENwIcn. y. Y. February II. ISL.

WNLIN 10 y 7 % ~ 1'''1'
Hop Bitter are the most valuable medicine |
ever knew. ! should not have any mother now but
for Them. HgSRY KNAPP.
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g. A. Hancock, OF Chesterfield. was here
to-day Colonel Cabell voted against taking
up the whisky bill. and is strongly OPP
posed TO it. DR.. Price, OF King George
iormer member Of the Legislature, Is here.
The bank examiner Of Massachusetts and
deposition Of one Of its banks came near
having eight in the Banking Committee
room Of the House to-day; the lie passed,
but interference prevented blows. The
House debated to-day the bin placing Cen
era Ayerin on The retired list OF the army.
DIR. Mary Walker is the only woman on
the pension rolls because OF personal ser
vice 10 the army; others are there by rea,
son Of the services OF male members OF
their families. Captain George NJ. "neei-
er. Of the Engineer Corps, is dangerously
ul
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THE LICENsE-TAXEs OF 1884
have been assessed and placed In this Office for the
inspection Of all concerned.
These assessments include all persons liable 70 a
class or specific tax for 1854, and Will remain In
this Office until
TUESDAY THE 1sT DAY OF APRIL 1851
The Committee or Finance VIII meet IN 'ne
Council chamber, Broad street on
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
TIE 2D AND Sd or APRIL,
between the hours Of and T. NJ Tor the puI-
noss Of hearing and considering appeals from said
assessments
All persons concerned are nouhed 70 a"ead
these meetings OF the committee ~ no change Id
classification or tax viii afterWard he maze eh-
cept by order OF the City Council on the recon-
mepdation OF the Finance Committee.
rah 90 MILES TURPIS, Auditor.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. March elisa

FRIDAY. March 81. 1884.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-S,500 Virginia new SIS
at 5Gz, 5000 do. At 56l., 300 do. az sea- 2 coo
do. at IS. 1000 do. at 5ea; 1000 Virginia
Midland Incomes at 6eS, 1900 do. at 10; 10
shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock
at 75k; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock ai 70. 20 do. at rs; shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad stock at AZ; 900 Georgia
Pacific first SIS at 95K; 1000 Atlanta and Char.
lotie Ineomes at sOs; 2 shants olG Dominion
steamship Company stock at 120.
SECOND BOARD Ii 900 Virginia 1910 eou-
pons new At 40; 100 Richmond city 6's due
1887 at l05; 5000 Virginia Midland Incomes
At 70t. 1000 do. at 7O., 1000 do. AZ 704.
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ter Of Foreign Affairs. and Signor MaglI-
AMI. Minister Of Finance In the last Cabinet,
will enter the new.
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wAsBn0Tox, ID. c., March 2l.--kepre-
sentative s. s. Cox, chairman Of the House
Democratic caucus, to-day issued q cali for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-22

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED Al the DsPAI'a fhiNtass
HOUSE
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pxyGs. MEDICINES. g.
REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES.

n -.
Dr. Robert Newton, late president q the EeiSc-
lie College. Of the citY % New 1oTk. AND ioI-
merly Of Cincinnati, OHIO, used Dk' " N. hAl-LS
BAIsAN very extensively IN his practice. as many
OF his patients, now living and restored 70 heAlto
by the use Of This invaluable medicine, esp amply
testify. He always said that 80 good a feaedy
ought 70 be prescribed freely by every physician
a. sovereign remedy in all cases OF lang diseases
II cures Consumption, and has 10 QUA Tor al
pecterzl complaints. nh z@-l-ANiL
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A LEvEE BROKEN.

VICKsDUBG, Mss, March 2l.-The Buck
ridge leyee. in Louisiana, thirty-three miles
below this city. broke at IL O'Clock last
night. II there is no chance to close ii.
some Of the best lands in Tensas parish
will be overlooked.
MORE LEYEEs REPORTED BROKEN.
NICKsBURG. March 21.-The water has
backed up through the railroad culverts,
flooding houses on Front street. The
leyees at Ships bayou and Points Plea
SAINT are now reported broken for GER
tainty. and much damage Is being done.
The Hard-Times levee, at Last accounts,
was still unbroken. Local steamers are
busy bringing stock from overflowed dis
tTictS.
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EOR sICK-R ROOM

+
THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIITR o. SICK
ROOMS Il
BLAIR's CHLORAL THYMoL PnofhfLAe'
TIC AND DIsINFECTAST
For sale by Druggists. Pnce 50 eents bottle.
Read TIE following;
"BLAIR's CIILoRAL TBYNoL PhoPBr-
Tactic IS the best disiRfestast that have ever
,.eap fslrnedI BCsTER sceusE. NJ. u.
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kRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

Government receipts to-day: customs
s4lz.S67; internal revenue, 1886, lSo.
The House Patents Committee To-Day
unanimously agreed 70. report adversely 70
The Bill 10 limit the lifetime OF patent
Eve years.
senator Malone introduced bill to-day
Tor the erection Of 3 public building al
slaunton.
Among the graduates OF the National
Medical College announced to-day Is Henry
;. II. Harris, Of Virginia.
The total number Of post-ofices in the
United states the 10th OF March was 49,
$50. The number win lie, II IL thought,
decreased 10 $1,000 by the epd Of the fiscal
year.
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LICENsE-TAXEs.

OFFICE OF CITY AUDIToR.(
RICHMOND, VA, March p, lee4.
: O T | G E.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05

alleged ballot-box frauds In tho Leman
Brand case, All parties concerned in en-
craving and printing of the spurious bal
lots have testified under oath that the
work was done for Mackin, and that the
work was delivered TO him.
To-day's developments are expected TO
be of highly sensational character. BY
order OF Judge Blodgett all the rooms
surrounding the Grand Jury chamber are
examined every morning In order TO pre-
vent any reporters or stenographers Sc
creting themselves. The doors, after be-
ing locked are further secured with
heavy wax seals. A force of officers has
been detailed to prevent representatives
of the press from ascending TO the floor
occupied by the Grand Jury.
Notwithstanding these precautions,
however, some morning papers, notably
the Herald, continue to publish full reports
OF the testimony given and minute par
tlculars OF the scenes which occur.
United States District Attorney Tuthill
has exhausted every effort to discover
the leak.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
Teets Must Hang.

OTTAWA, ONT, December Cook
Teets is sentenced to be hanged at Owen
Sound tomorrow morning, 1t is alto
gether unlikely that the Priyy Council
will interfere with the sentence The
condemned man, who Is totally blind,
was convicted of having murdered his
wife by poisoning, in the township of
Artemesia year ago, lie had married
her short time previous to her
death, getting an insurance of S+,400
on her life, payable to himself.
They went to the States for a few weeks,
and about week after they came back
Mrs. Teets died in commissions. On the
contents of her stomach being analyzed
strychnine was found. The evidence
clearly pointed to her husband as having
administered it. verdict of guilty was
recorded against him.