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EASTWARD.

Erie as follows: rlltSDarg and
EASTWARD.
=. .f,nnaaIaaelphia ,ina Express daily (excent Oro~,,o
a. a. ~ @ a. N. arrives at Phiiadephfa NJ aa1ys)
M, ana New York at ZOO a m P1ii'' a1 go q.
Fast Line daily at AN ., ~ ,n'
uenpnla al $50 m, and New Yorl ~ '1o aS MIA
,dd dmdarrIsDurg Express daily excent fSnn1. y. 10.
and New Yor e at Philadelphia at 1920 M ~
OolumDla Accommodation daiI,, <
AZ m ';d0 d a; m, m, arrives at Phfsdeip6o9 sun a.
Lancaster Accom- m ! 0[n oddt;nS at S:aOp m
dayl at 1:40 M, arrives at Iann55 keep sun
New YORK Limited Express of PnIImsono oo2 BAN; a. m.
at 5l5n N "o az a12 ?. m, arrives at PhiladeInbIo
Lock Haven Express daily fexco!P oo r. "a.
,J nI.Jo ~ m; arrives at PhiladeIphia nj SIe ut
anu New York $40 D .m. pm" Ut 5;l5 p. M,
1850 SIns6OWn IN @ Express daily Except sundav ot
anu new York at $50 D, m pm" Ut o'Oo p M,
phjiSSd 1iiApTess daily at 4:2O u. m or.,,,o. .
1O.20 II m 1''''" "' EZo p m., and New YorlS ~ ~
daiI, iI1rILdSourg IaSog Accommodation. via t1o,u,,,,.
afLy o {SIeAeePt sunday at 45O D. M and
at M mll@aGelphfa az at 9:I5 D. m. A-'' anu arrives
mall Train on Sunday only 1.oo,
at Philadelphia 5:45 p m. New Wv Ydpr, p M. arrives
Kin ~ ,n accommodation on SAINT i ~ i ~,
500 r. p m ' DaIly Except Saturday and S&ySSary Gy
=, Mail Express daily at i'm ~ p, ~
nIaue!phil 3:U5 a. IN, and Nov ", WI IrliteS n at
with bnafs Vugh y i trains connect at JERSEY CIV
N. - avoiding double ferrio%o ior OF brooklyn,
through New York City. ''"s0 "nu Journey
WESTWARD.
,rn western Express daily at 12.3O y m orr,,-..
PoCs ~ ~ a. M, and Pittsburg ai so5 - a'
Ai,c Express daily at 3:lO n IN orrio U.pT %, IA;
CSieago az 1 I0O a. M and Plttsburg at Loo n'
S9F Galiy at 2l0 p M arrives at a.aSe
M NJ :, nv, ana Pittsburg 900 D. m, "I
toona at 95a ualiy at lilo a. m, arrives ot AL
Fast Line daily; anu at 815 8F1l55'S6urg 8:45 P. m
toUa AT 20 p M, ane Pittsburor iIo9 i.oes at Al
~ In!in accommodation daily 7exeent Snpnda,,, r. H
To10a a. "a a. m'' 800 and 1905 p M. on sunday ~
STEELTON TRAINS leave IT, ,rr,.,,,.,,--
{9Xsc0ePt Sunday at 645, ZOO ~ 9.Ids ualiy
and Smn avi ilCo p m Daily (except Sotmr,inv,
onv anu sunday S.nn 545 and GOO D. M On SatnrTaEys
M RetnrnoIo Ret nnd oIo p m On Sunday only. I.00n'
sunday 9.93 5 !eago Stoelton daily lexcept
lib an1 o.II, G;2z, o5H S:5l, 1912 1859 a m S.52
liz anu J4l p. III. Daily (exccnt w. ~ o,o-I
I'm Sny1IIp olOp, M. On Saturday onIv- 5.iS N m
On ouiluHy only, S:51 a. M and iO5o n m ~ p Ai
fnMIiLIAADELPHIA M "A HIA ERIE r. r. DTvIs1oN
q M A1n tRAlN daily Except Sunday NJ I.So
Erie at %85 at "illamsport at $40 a. m, and
doN,i NiiA1AkA ~ ARA EXPRESS daily (excent Srr
S.9S "C 1l;lo q. m, arrives at WilIiamsnort at
SHOP. m. ~ 900 p. Ms and Remove
LOCK HAVEN ACCOMMODATION do,I,,
iiHncePI sunday at 1926 p M, arrives at wi
n ~ 'polV aI I:O) p. m, and Lock Haven ot 9.nf
lin Time cards and full information cor No oh
'"'heu AI :, tn9 t3 Ticket office at the Station
CII ~; NOOD, General Passenger a Apent
Was. Z. POGH, General Manager.
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UP TRAINS.

Now Orleans Express and Southern Mail
west, and Fast Mail and New Yoek EXPRESS
Sunday.
TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG:
For Williams Grove and Dillsburg at 1885 a.
m, l.45 p. m % p. m. and 625 p. m. Return
InS arrive at 635 a. m, 1l.4O a. m, f. 40 D. M ana
7.3O p. m, -' "--'
For Mercersburg, Loudon, Richmond aud
points on Southern Pennsylvania railroad at
I;ao q. IN. and IL 40 &. m. Returning arrive Mt
IL 40 q. m. and 7.30 D. M
For Mt. Holly, PinegrOve Furnace and Gettys-
Durg, and points on Gettysburg and Harrisburg
Railroad and South Mountain Railroad at 7.3j
a. M, ll'40 a. m. and 4.05 p. m. Returning ar
rive at II 40 q. m, 255 p. m. and Z 80 D. m.
For Mount Alto, Waynesboro and points on
Mount Alto Railroad at 1856 a. N. and 4. 90 D. m,
Returning arrive at H. a. IN. and 7.30 D. M
Trains on Shenandoah Valley railroad con-
meet with trains leaving at 11.4O o. M and 430 a.
M Returning, with trains arriving at II 40 a.
N. and IL 30 p. IN.
A. II. .M'CULLOUGH J. T. ROYD
General Ticket Agent, 5uperintendent
JAMES CLARK, General Agent.
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II ARRISBURG AND POTOMAC
IL RAILROAD-TIME TABLE No. 40.
Takes effect Monday, October lst, 1883.

Mail Train leaving Shippensburg 800 a. m.
connects with Q. Y. train arriving at Harrisburg
at ll:OO a. m Accommodation Train leaving
ShIppensburg at 225 .. m. connects with q. "
train arriving at Harrisburg $50 p N.
Train leaving Harrisburg at 135 a. M will
connect with IL. p. train leaving d. & ID.
Junction at 1000 a. m. Train leaving Harris-
burg at 3:10 p. m. connects with H. & r. train
leaving N. & ID. Junction at 4:05 p. m.
Train leaving Shippensburg at $40 a. IN. wiz
Carlisle at 93j u. IN. Train leaving M. ID
Junction at l035 q. N. will connect with train
leaving s. M. Crossing for Carlisle 1l:21 a. m
T Flag stations.
ROBT. II. MIDDLETON.
superintendent
BOILING SPRIE6s, Pa, Sept 25,lSsS.
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Making Preparations For Future
Usefulness.

r. II. Henderson, a colored man
who graduated from the University
of Vermont, has received "fellow-
ship which entities him to two years
theological schooling in Germany.
After graduating in Vermont, he
TAUGHT the academy for white children
in his native town, which shows that
not all over this union are we debar.
red from exercising those privileges
Just and due. Mr.. Henderson, after
leaving Germany, will devote his
time to work among his people in
the south.-Adg0cdte.
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BLAINE AND LOGAN AT BANGOR,

BLAINE AND LOGAN AT BANGOR.
A Warm WelcOme-Speeches of the Cam
didates.
BANGOR, June 19.-Messrs. Blaine and
Logan, with Senator Hale, arrived here
last night on their return from Ellsworth.
They were met by an enormous crowd
and escorted to Stetson Square, where a
platform had been erected. Mayor
Humphrey called the assemblage to order
and introduced Chief Justice Appleton,
who welcomed the distinguished guests.
He was followed by the Hon. S. S. Blake.
Mr. Blaine was then introduced and spoke
as follows:
l have so often in the past had the honor
OF a Bangor welcome that know its depth
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The Democrats OF georgia yesterday
selected delegates at large.
The Democrats of the Fourth (Maine)
district yesterday nominated John F.
Lynch for Congress.
The Michigan Democratic State Con
vention is unmistakably for Cleveland as
Presidential candidate.
The Democrats Of Tennessee in State
Convention at Nashville yesterday Sc
lected delegates at-large to the conven
ton at Chicago.
Ex Senator Thurman says in regard to
a possible Democratic Presidential nomi-
nation that ali he asks is for the world to
leave him alone.
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Vermont's Republican Ticket.

BURLINGTON, June 19.-The Republi,
can State Convention met here yesterday
forenoon, with large attendance of dele.
gates. Hon. Henry G. Ide, of st. Johns
burg, was chosen chairman and addressed
the convention. The reference to Blaine
in the chairman's address was received
with great enthusiasm. The following
ticket was nominated Governor, Samuel
E. Pingree; Lieutenant Governor, E. J.
Ormsbee; State Treasurer, William H.
Dubois; Secretary of State, Charles W..
Porter.
An Independent Movement in Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 19.-The
State Convention Of Independents met
at Live Oak, Fla, yesterday. Twenty
seven counties were represented. Reso-
lutions were adopted denouncing the
Borbon Democracy. F. W. Pope, a
boiling Democrat, was nominated for
Governor, and J. g. Greely, Republi-
can, for Lieutenant Governor. This is
the first organized independent move
ment in Florida.
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I. KAUFMAN,
Dry GOODS AND GROCERIES,
A full and well selected stock.
All of which he is selling at
the lowest prices.
FRONT STREET, STEELToN, PA.
PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER.
Fancy and Plain Sewing
DONE TO ORDER.
mrs. Etl0 HOaC0rI.
l5o Fourth Street.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

.oSllo On ana LATER alter November 18th, 1883. the p,s
ssMger trains rains Of the Pennsylvania RaroaS
rive at ThtiadeIpbaf' Nom Tom harrisburg and ar
Erie as follows: VAN' rlttSDurg and
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\ COUNTRY'S CAPITAL,
M. Tilden and 'hs T 'nguss Of the
Taikaivc.
WIN lie Accept Possible and Growing
Mare r. abahle NoniIna'ioni
Thc baukrupicy BIi-Is Chances 10
ihe Iiouse.
ThvI Deep Water Committee are Great-
va Iy RelIrvd.
A Irsary, Orowsy nay In the Senate
chamber.
Tho House Proceedings temporarily
Gaivanix d Ialo Iuterest.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
A Irsary, Orowsy nay In the Senate
chamber.
The House Proceedings Temporarily
Gaivaniz d lnlo Iuterest.
Miscellaneous wa.hIuyion News Items.

'f TisrEN. q ~
fwasuISoraH, ~ step s--[spsclal 1.-THE
ucsnt utt~raucss. -pi r,Inrs Ia n@Hspapsr
interviews are snsgtttivs OF a keen old
man seeking the pr s,drbiiai nomination.
Slcn is tue b, lief OF not 10Y democrats OF
hish pos ton Ia their pary. Tiiden made
reform, und not tariFthe burden pf his cry.
The yuidancs oi iarif IL no pointed tia,
the natrr 10 a esrious thought with tariff
men who are leading IA an tue theory tha,
this issue will o,nIiol. Profound inteyes,
~ now being ielt In the remsrks oi the New
York sage ana stlention Is turned toward
him TO tne extent of seeing what impres'
zion he will create on the country AT
large. IL In tet down as fact that
rilieu 10 the smar,est of them
vii and that he is managing the
democrat G psr,y with The essc OF a sover-
eicn OF dsspotc sway. HIS mad the most
favorable 'hipgs to say of Randall for pres'-
dent, which Is a Ely shtt rt the rsfoim tar.
III men, aud ns had a good word TO cav OF
Payne, who 10 fonr years Older than Tilden.
As 10 himself. rllen did not say he was
too cid, but he feared his health would not
let Lin work out he re'orm so much u. eded
ana 10 be scsom plisned on.y by work. Toe
prt tdictIon is ten made here that VI the
clj man Ia barely alive At the date of the
democratic convention he will bo nomi-
nated
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Nriss u,l,,s re,.imonv.

SAr FRAsct CO, Marci Is To-day
Miss Hill testified further that she had
always made ! irge money 10 stock
speculation. Besides deposit1rs in the bank
OF Cnl ,rnis, she had monty in
he frs, Naionsl Gold bark. She made
500 600 NJ one time in stocks through
Harry Williams Sha denie, haviug told
Nelson tnat Sharon had 80, 900 in stocks.
Acting on Shsron's ndvcs she
put secret clause in the marriage
Upc c4nse Sharon aaii b0 had
a child at Pn,lsd.lphia, aud bad been fool
is, enough TO send tre mothsr, Gsrsie Diiz,
money. He feared sps uuuli mako
trouble, but as sJon as he gstr,d OF her he.
would make the marriage public.
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WEAyHEsrSRf. March 49, Especial II
J. i T Mosfiss !praerly ot Jacksoor,2,
Was kuown as spist.
The civ cnutlSil last night authorized
NJ Fyor r. n. B xSnon 10 sFli SIS 600 of city
do,lir.
More business hpuscs are now being con-
s,ructed ID Went heri0yd thsu a. huy tme
kinse the cont i'm Of tho Texas y P4cilicl
raiiro4d ~ tais IL ICE. 81
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N.vssira. March Is -fspecisI M. Z.
v. Matt ,e~s died shis moraine q nls ~,
N this ~. eyed rs HE heath hss -
failing Tor lsns tine, serminst'ns Ia ps1s
siysts. Hr vas good man und 3 Bsai0n0
msmber Of the Psvsby'erisn church. = 4
Yss'srdsv evening" while returning ffom
Anderson, Uolonet. >. n. Camp os ~
nusey aud was thro sn ous oy tn@ cuprS1f
sud c.lue Tear dfos hipr. Jae Terrell. ~
lax rs.r. heard his cries sad csms 10 ~
assis'nncc and rescusd Lim. II iost ho00
valu.sls papers which hs vsnssd 70 pa =
The COL. colorado 4 sssts VI sr4ls -
not cs@r e sr,T q = .-.t slnos ~ 2dsy. y
fsfu,srs ,eoIrE " c'tsssj q pIniarl.
ouj and dfy rot Is sesre5. = y - T.
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ToLEDo NJ area Is --Co aries Wernack, an
insane Gsrmap. VINO has relatives here.
arrived recently from Hamuurg. It ID
believed here tnat hia friends In
Germ Any shipped h,m here to get rid Of
nni. % hs 10 dangerous at timer.
An inquest af lnracy was
held today. He was found
Insane, AID the United stites com mission
81 Hail will send ni,u 10 the German consul
az New York to bs returned home.
This W open up "a nice poiot OF in,erns-
tional iaw, whethera a foreign country oan
send its insane 10 America to bs cared .fog
AZ public expense. IN
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THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

WAsHIEor,N MarcD lS-TSpecisll Rep.
resantative Collins OF Massschu.etts, OF the
judiciary COMMITTEE. who has charge OF the
bankruptcy bill. tsss the purpose of ths
committee 10 10 ask the house on the next
sus pension dsv to sit aside an ,ther day tor
he consideration Of bills from the jud!cf-
ary O quantities. AMONG which will bs the
bal kruptog bill. Collins thinks the bill as
:. ported to the nouss al | pass with per-
baps. slight ani. NJ mert
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}CI.E,,ITWNE.

CLEDuRHE. N-ron Is. - [Sprciall-A lit.
tie u of Mrs. e l,rIss died to-day of men
ingils. Il,sfb otstveral cases In town.
Mr.. Samuel strauss, OF the firm Of Moses
Strauss, bias tust rttlrned tAom New YCrk
nter nn absenre OF hve weeks.
j. j. M4ainINsnd l.. r, Merrill, OF Glen
Rose, arrived " the Clepurue nouss tnis
evening ana yeur report ris promised an
tsHifromf th-t ace tomorrow
Cop report from all sectpus are good
FAmefs are pteparng Tor large crops tnts
seasnn. WV WV ~. lrl..nl ". l.A-l. .
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CIKoIsSArI, o., N .rch 1S-At the Ma
tiopal AssociAt on OF Passenger Agents
IT ,h.ir mnsiics here to-i4y, CaAIlss
F. ten. chist of the bureau Of iranepors
tai III 10 the Norld's exposition aty New
Tns ,ns sssoc sss, .ssn q saoresS MA
reso.uions recoxoiEng the Importance ok
the sxDnsition and appointed a committee
to MAKE arrangements to accommodates
travel to New 0sjeanss at that time.
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sANANrONIO.

3 san ASr,xlo, M.rcn 15. II Special. l. D..
gssA, vxttsinnry tureeou VI the Uni ed
States 1t ytrt Cssk, ye-terdsy died sud
denly Hs has hesn in the employ 6f the
governments inr eoms years Il was found
ster bis dts,h tpna ho nas been vioiett
and habItuy y tdrulk.td and was also an
Opium ea era HIS death was produced by
an everdMs III morphine, taken while In
tox,ct'ed He was outied 70. day win nit
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WAsHINeroN. Ma,cn Is -[Prese. -Nor5su
nstoDs: SuUner Howard, OF Michigan, Z
chief iusiics of the suprem6
couit OF Ariz,ns; A. T. Brad
WICK, OF Kansas associated Justice
of the supreme court OF ldano; j Jscob b.
Blair, .oi Wyoming associa,e jn.t Ice Of the
supreme court. Wyoming; Major Orvillo
Babcock, 80 be iisu;enant.colonel Of the
CORPS Of engineers.
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T.sey and s's4.sce. jssss. n.s.>al -
sr'ot. Qi"s . nambss a. ci'|1-ns e 0
ci'y bass been ssuudsd % ohs onhl~o1 ~
The sproiuimen'1 arc sIDsuiogIy so1.|
tory. ~ coufse tbe vspubl'osns os> d1r1<
~ Evsns hes some trtetds nosupH n y
Among me drUocrsls the eenesol 0orl ~ r.
"Glal tvsdtdld nos fs' H." 5 o. N = ~
IA, .s1sssa, p s.: s.sSs'ssp =. s:I:
tbst Sui Rassvii VI so0n ~ psrd ~
u. hense. travelling s4ie< = - IslI -
q y ~ The dsnot. bat recovered suf1oionl1Y
70 leAye on the lfaln.
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WAsnrNoroN, -srch IS + spcciel. 1.-The
deep watei committee wrre To-day relieved
from embsrrassms by receipt VI o tele.
gram from the mayor and CT zsps OF Gal.
weston announcing tue repeal Vt the reso'u
,iors Of the CITY councifrtqusstingt the cup.
xork, The repeal OF the resolutions leaves
the committee free to urge the Eads bill, 10
which. with the delegation, they are COM
miutd
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WfLMrxoros, Bar, March lo.-Lsse
eveuiug vaiiss containing f5.O00.
OBJ aimed ffcm 'hs treasury d.
Esstns.t =. By Rs1l Sohn,slIisk, '.s,A; g
sho window ~ : car on tns couk7&1' '0Qol
erprxss sud stis>1 by : co01 1d9xe1o,
ss6ds!l1es paposa, 6fIns : pisIol a. -.
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APPEALS rEoM CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

WnsHiSeTon. M .rch Is II [Pressl Thr
tressurs department IL In rec Ipt ofa large
.oumbsr OF appeals from the decisions ol
customs officers in csses coning within the
provisions OF section l of the new lar II &C
relating 30 duly charges. Over QUO sp-
pesls, mostly rom New York, were re-
ceived yesterday. They are based on the
recent opinion of the aitosney-general on
This subject. s
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m .is tho statement essdIi,d 20 hlm. Nc.
Grew saii be resirnsd bic po,ition a. slfth
auditor June 2, 1891. o. the request OF The
pfesiden, aud Bscsttsry Wildom. the
fnmsr saying ho wa snlhsrf1s,sd by Fate :
ruents of james aud MoVsreh, msmbsrs OF
the hlrel. They bad sAid they cnuld no'
while MtGfew was SIKH auditor. Wit ora
iestitsd that whom he ro.ifted he did 10
W IN the understanding that when it was
proved he ~ss MT /, ,ilsv OF Ias charge that
ha received money be fhon have
= ha TER position thar hs held. "0n Jano
30tl." dicGrew continued, "fhc president
cent los sie and salt he hsi dono noe q
great Injustice and Intended nakipg my
dav LEFT far Ohin. and July 81 ths presl.
dent'wss fhnt. Inever saw him ngGin. and
bavelrot ssked Tor another position; don't
want cue; I've had enough
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SAN Fra Axot.oo, M,rcb IL LIN the Sharon
tri~I Mlsr u, pfai:sufI, te tiisd that
r<lease Sc w}nld gre me $l0o 900 40 d $500
= mouth sllgwAnos. put I refused.
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NOT ADVISABLE.

WAsHrNaToH, March 18,-[Press 1.-The
prs sioent to-day Transmitted % The houss
8 letter from Secretaries Lincoln and
Chardlsr Opposing the proposition TO offer
reward ior the discovery
and relief or Lieutenant Greely' .
Iu,ty by private erterprise They
think 1t to be inndyisab!e to ofsr incen-
tive 10 adequately Prepared private parties
wnen governments espeiiti9a ia
thoroug ~. equipped. Another rss-
is that the government uy inviting
suoh cooperation Will assume ceitainsr.-
sp,nsibility iowardEth th' 50 wnom It tfrs IN
duces to enteron q hsz fdous e6terprisr.
and its offers Of tp-deg may lead TO the ne
cessity for frrthcr oxpedit cns for rtllef pr
rescus hereafter. ~ 5. 4. n sel u
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OPPOSES ADMINISTRATIONS.

WAtursoros. March lS--(press. .l--sscrr.
tsry chaacl-r has srit,en Ait erSo Repre-
sentative Cox. chairman OF tae committee
on naval sifi,s. strongly opnnsing a
second Investigation OF tina Jeanette Arc,
tic exredtnn. He says tho frIeuds OF
before tho court Il irqnify 10 ascertain
tnv iac;s Ia the case and that In his opinion
too proposed rsopenlng of tie sis mighty
ineypediert. and 1t wodl bas. ~, ,sss sac
rlege "a arhsn t<ysr open tt8 1ksavsa a.. the
dead, tor tie purpose OF indScpntiy calling
prniic attention To what he court of en-.
eulry di Getty termed trivial oisficrlt!ss.
surh - oseuron shipboard even uuser tue
anost favorable circumstsrces. and who :
brd 40 ipfiuencs In bringing about the dis
ast.fs oi thu expedition and no pernicioue
Effect upon ia general conduct.
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nArAx,RAs, Msx.. March 10 -f3psclaln
-Qdiie an exc tsmsut cas- csussi b. to-
arrest OF CAPT. Jo.s M. II imi,sx, oa con.
plaint OF NJ. y. B seoh, . tailor caarxtnR
him With ,esllpg clothing. cssitnsrss an1
other eoofs. A warrant vas i-su.d an6
search Instituted. which resulted Ia a ,dIo9
sboIt si00 worth Of 3 'ods secreted ia ne
Capt in's house. He mas been out pmeg
ana has had free access 70 tbs sts.s ~
sometime, seIling the goods 10 pswn SHOPS
a. d other rcss
Governor-elect Cusliar Is q,its alex q
San Fernando. shout sixty miles down tho
coast.
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THE noUsE COMMERCE. COuMITrEE

WAsHISGToN, March 49, (Press Tn,
house com mi tee on Commerce has ordered
a favorable report on the bill allowing pes
sons or ce-Dsrations toerens bridges across
anv nayigsbIe river Of che Unit'd States, OF
oetwsen ihe United States aud any fore,gr
country. providet free navigatio9 is MOI
materially injured.
The conn IN ttse has named Friday next
as ibe day to consider retelistory action
when foreign ciUr tries prohibit the impor.
taifon Of Amsr meats.
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JHFFsRsos, March, ,18-[Sperisl. J. From
q private ter received from Warrington.
it is learned that all exerlons are being
made to have an appropriation m ade TO pus
the river here ngood order, ANA that the
prospects are hopenl
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TYLER.

TYEna, March 1871 special. Joe Irvine,
o0iser Ia Fading saloon here, was sta bbed
five times st night by Ei.'iVmce His
wounds are not Serious. Vande was i,iled:,
I. o. Crawford. q small politician here,
officer Marlborough last n aht. ana Tb6sfS - i.
getting thrasbIDg was jalsd to answeik
complalnt OF the civ,
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ENNIS.

ErrIs, March lS.-(S oscIsl. l-ThIs morn
two tory frame dwelling belonging 10 Mr0.
White and occu led by Mr.. Turreut NJ.
TIE house and iurni'ure arc q total l3su.
Sle amouut OF insurance Is not known,
Toe fire is suppos d TO DO the work OF an
l. t,,ndiery, af.er robbins the house OF v.la-
avlrs Two parties have been arrested On
suspicion.
Business IL picking up.
Weather III .asan,. wi h cool north wind.
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Ell PAso, Msron lS.-[ 3peolall The irst
connection wss s,t,biisned 10 say with the
Oitv OF Mexico. rne passenger train lett e
0 O'Clock t,i. morning aud will 20 N Lar 8 10.
wheru it will connect with. . fftight tram
with coaon a,ttcbed Tor ,catsc .. where
passenger train with ihs Cny OF MexiooI
Mr. ID u. Robnsou, general manager, ar.
rived t'-day from the Cts Of Mexico aud
will remain fcw dave.
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CrLnEnsoN,s HlLL-PO,TAL NOTES.

wAsHINeTon March IS 8-[Special 1-Cui-
'bersnnii isodnced a bill for u public building
aPTexNtauu X, vi "a < y. \, Z, s,.5ss A. :
Pos masters commissi5ned To-day srt.:> =.
B. MaSti, at Mariinsburg and W. ho5yes,
ut Narupns. sest W
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Az TIN, March is II Special 1.-The
mayor ni Shertpao informs lse camittoller
that the srtor OF that city has been in-
|siructed MT 10 collt Of epy more tfxsa to
pas tnr subsidy b3nds OF The .Tsxss d Ps :
G fic and r. xss Central railroads, amour T.
ing 10 $3.50 700. uufil the legality Of their
issuance 9 o be decided 10 the courts.
The envfrnor 10 day app p.inted Lucius
Dill, of o dhsrn cnunsv, district a'ffr 10y OF
he mir y.tiish oistrict vice. fenlple Hous-
ton rev gned
|cbarfsr, to-d5y.
TIE urcle of the two c'ii;crtn left By Mrs
fnyll r. vino 81 c:ded Sunday, hk3 tele-
lrrspoei { have them rt.,t to Am.
A utiv4to teIe2rsm Sas reoeiyod here
! announcing The eppointmeas q ekbip.