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BREWSTER ON THE STAR ROUTE CASES
He Sends n Long aud Interesting Com
munication 10 the Senate

muDlCatIOn 10 thc
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Attorney
General sent to the Senate to-day com.
municat.on in regard to the compensation
of special attorneys in the Star Route
cases. The letter was long and interesting
and was listened TO with rapt attention.
Mr.. Brewster began by saying that the
compensation was first fixed by his prede-
cessor, Mr.. McVeagh, at the solicitation OF
George Bliss, in the presence Of ex-Post-
master General James at Long Branch. Mr..
MscEealh Il had some DOUBT as TO his au.
thor,ty to fix the compsn 'ation, but
mutual understanding was arrived a.
which was deemed its equivalent. Il did
not think" continued Mr.. Brewster, that
the rate fixed was either immoderate or In
excess OF the fees of lawyers in New lork
in active practice. Bliss was selected Tor
mis- peculiar fitness IN investigations OF this
chgfsC.tr. II il had been originally sup
:, ostc the csses would have occupied the
time they old the rate exed would probably
neither have been asked nor gwen. When
toe csses had progressed some time, the
Attorney General suggested come ab3te-
uept 10 Bliss. Mr.. kerI's bill was reduced,
srd Mr.. Merrick agreed TO some reductions
AZ his Brewster'sl request. Bliss, how
ever, insisted upon full compliance with
the orieir al contract II one case, more.
eyer. Bliss urged an extra allowance over
his per diem and threatened TO withdraw
from the case unless it was allowed. At
thst stsge Mr.. Brewster did not think it
wise nor prudent that Mr.. Bliss should
Withdraw.
Tie Star Route prosecutions have saved
the government 10000 per annum in
the Fostoftce Department alone. Their
effe,t has been to deter adventurers from
thror girg about the departments in Wash
ipgtoD. The wholescme terror OF these
trials Laughter on both sides OF the cham
berI has dispelled them; and the terror OF
these investigations he's made it plain that
II csn become q ssnctum Tor the public
thief and robber." The document was or
dsred printed
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ve.tae,IsatesssSss.

W,ruISs1os. ApriI "a. N-For The
T.Dre,sep and Ohio vslleys: wsymsr sad
FAR xFsihsr, followed by local fstss
virds z. persiLy east IN souto.
F,r he Lover Lake R>gion, esanos
~.s,s., followed during the night by To-
c,s-,i,1 eiogdiE.ss and local rains. Sinf'
stii'irg q eas,erIy, slight rise In tenn PEI
sture-
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CONVERTED BY ckPEL.
A HeW York HIiisssirs's widow he.
comes - Catholic.

SEE YrRE. April II -Auch eTeitsmsni
sxists in fashionable circles over the rurnor
,h.t the wealthy widow Ct the late million
sire, Louis Hsmersley, whose viii 10 nov
being contested, has been rcs.yed recent
" into the Ropsn Catholic Church,
through the evangelizihg ipti1s1ess OF the
eminent Mgr. Cspsl. Mgr. Cspei. who so
st Mrs. HsmersIey's rs,idenes last evening
stated tbst he rsEardsd the matter pro.
fstsionsl secret, aud thai eonysfsions 90 N
iby entirely from God. and tSst pnsst
hsens merely the instrument, ne coosi fsfed
,av di,cu,sion Of tb~m Q sin OF - great
gpcru,iiy "a the sin Of DIyis In numbsring
hip IeOpie.
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A rotxEE invalid xritfs: Il vss :

A FoFUEE invalid writes: Il vss greatly
r,6tcsd IN hsaiib ard strength, e1use1 ey
b,d bIeod. he'd doIsn bOils on diisr-
tnI Isrts Of ny holy, ard .ufsred many
stbss sud usins, .bi.e fbs Iesst eXsr'ioa
rTye ne srssrfstignp. / took three ha.-
ties Cf irr. GBytotIs Ysils~ mex ana SIT
ssrsTills srd an rnDpiet'sy cured az
Light ] 6rjoy rffrtthing, drsanles' siala-
ter ,n5 eli day feel energetic and sIons
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Matter for the Courts,

WASHINGTON, April F.-Judse Advocate
General Swain said t,-dsy he intended to
say nothing at present about the charges
preferred sgainst him by Mr.. Batemsn.
He added the matter was one for the civil
courts 10 decide. Tdeut III.
The Actin" ~ A-.:-s vice
Prcsident Edmunds is quite i'll from
.eyere cold. He wes in bed all day yester-
day and was not feeling much better to
day.
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1n. o.. a, Tahiti.

NV YoKK, A0rii IT.-Qusen Ponars, oi
r.hiti arrived to-day on the L'brador
sb. w,s met at the docS by N. Paris OF
Ihs French Legation. Who handed ber .
lsrse bouquet She then drove TO Marlin :
Hotel ard proceeded at oncs 70 ner F0'A'
snd remained invisible 70 callers.
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.fs.n.r,pt~ndept YIyna'

EEwsEK. O.. April III d. Flynn, AZ
si.tast Superintendent Telegraph Tfsns'
Ohio Division o! the Baltimore and Oaio
P.iIrosa hss resigned, 70 take efee. st
- NJ FIypp will accept the saper'n
,trde-cv Of the Bsnksrs aud Merchants
TeissT,rh Company. with head quarters 9;
ChictEo.
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A1ro rnrin,. RIoekade Broken

S.,vE--5y. Coz. Apri, Ito day the
rs, trai1 O! cars since February 81 arrived
lsre, bringing a .ar;e amount Of supplies
.alkiuts T.is las been much the hard
81 v.1.sr SsC Juan county has been sub
scted 70 since is settlement, and vet there
IS been more mining sOing on than dur
~ any v--cati0g winter, and the prospects
H. -st.s-7.y o ~ s-CceSsful seasOl
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A NEGRO DESPERATE


s"N HEOpsS NSsNVbb
Couaty. Mary laoA.
RALrINoRE, April 1.-THE people Of Cal.
vert county, Maryland, are intensely eI.
cited over the actions OF Q mysterious negro
tramp, who has made his appearance In
that section. lie seems afraid 10 show
himself in the dsy time, bus prowls arouod
at night. Numerous foutes have been
robbed, and lonely wayfarers chased. His
usual programme Is 10 wake farmers up at
midnight, and, At the point OF pistol,
make them get up and give him something
10 eat. When refused, he has left, making
threats and before many hours have
elapsed the barns aud hay stacks Of the lat-
ter are sure to be Giscoysrcd on fire. TIE
county Is reused yAinst him, II captured.
ne will he instantly shoi. Armed bodies
ar. securing the country for him. He 10
well armed, and always takes " ~ impens-
tTable kWamp
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Starving soats CarolIuaa.

.' =. -, April 1.-The Psedss
.,.1. S-.isafd at Marion, ssy,: "Ac-
--.S 'i.1 orrz'ent sections Of the eOua-
- ''S.i. IsGy c,.sss o. actual suffering
80 bF r-rsors unable 10 get bread
So no yss, since th- var have proVi-
- e. So -cs-ce. There are perhaps
s--L,-o' 70 Marion county 10 dav Who
- s-i sr"rEa breed 10 eat. The largest
s---L..g mGsJ prevail OF Starvation IN
instances Elli eAsns.
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gLNNsYLgAhiA WOOL GROWERS
In state convention to DemRud AID
Secure Protection.

Secure Protection.
P--... .... AJ-A l.. - The State
Co,vs2..la g; tee Wool Growers Associa-
-.- 0 2sy.yauis, me! this afternoon
n hi, ,..y. FOXY delegates were present
,7i s,.1.v 70. - sre expected. The object
0. tie convention IS the adoption o. meas
r,ss fer ne sgljation and increase Of a
s,,Lue-, in favor Of protection. The
20. lowers want The tariff Of 10, three
- csat higher than the present rate, re-
sssb:sted. john Mcdonald, OF Washing
IN sc--.r. PRESIDED. A resolution pro.
r. ssrs o. -. selection Of delegates TO the
Ns-Cnsl r.0gsntioC az Chicago, Nay p,
Ess si0r'-t Toe CLlCiSO Convention
vi. Eans,d IRE recognition Of the wool
ICust.y IS both political parties and the
-ssrr . .: q y.5'Ie for ;heir protection
q re : storm q The Presidential con-
-ecri.-s. >ere-ty.lvs thousand wool
ows.s s.e rsP-e-s2Isd in tce conyea-
fOD
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CASUALTIES.
Swallowing His False Teeth.

Troy. y. Y, April IA few days ago
S, bsstian Kerner, OF Greenbush, swoke
early in The morning suffering great pains
10 his throat. Shortly after he missed his
plate containing four teeth and concluded
that he had swallowed il. The man was
tsksn u the hospital where efforts for re-.
lief proved useless. To-day IL was decided
tn cut open the patients stomach and
feRrCh fUr the teeth. This was done bat
the teeth could not be found.
Stowaways Killed In = wreck.
CosHocroS, O., April IA freight
wreck occurred at Hanover, between this
city aud Newark, last sight, the engine 60
ing over an emban kment, carrying with II
four cars, In one OF which was Will N;
Carly and another young man OF this CITY
Who were beating their way home. Nc
Carly was instantly killed and the other
man slightly injured. The train men es'
capped by jumping.
ABroken wheel Causes Wreck.
CrscrssATI, April l7.-Tns driving yhse'
OF the engine on an incoming p&sseugT
trsin on the Louisville Short Line ro,d
broke this morning in Newport Ky,
'brovine the engine and portal car fro n
tie track, bOth being wrecked. Dante.
HUfnsg e, the fireman, was fstslIy Dj1red.
but the passengers were uninJursd.
The Fatal Boiler Again Hoard FROM
DETBorT, April 1.-THE boiler in one
Doleen & Chspin's drill house at Bay City,
exploded y. stsrday afternoon, Killing tFo
men and injurlpg seven Others, three
fatally.
Catholic Sisters SerionsIy IpiuSed.
SPRisGFTTLD. KT April T.-aothereI'
perior Regins and two Sisters were Sc
riously injured by a runaway team while
on their way % train last evening TO
Seyport Tns Mother Superior bad 81
lrm broken add her shoulder dislocated.
Dead Under peculiar Grenadines
SAsDEEsvILLE, Ga, April H.-5sversi
young men had just dressed after bsthios
in a pond when one Of their number. Rob.
Atkinson, beginning 10 disrobe, said, 'Til
try IL sgnin" PlGBgipg head foremost Ia
20 the water, be exclaimed. Dana bell
ire An hour later his iifslsss body was
taken out
Died I'm q Dental Chstv.
ALLIAscE, o, april T.-Dr J. 8. Far
hsr. If Damascus, few miles east Of
here. sSs called Upon By las. st. Clair 70
extract some teeth. The doctor admin =
tered TO The msn an annsthetc ana 81.
Clair died under The operation.
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80 "a .scg Ten purify the oood.
@ @.,,'t,ibtn ibe urinary and d'gsstiye
.rr, ns, build Up your broken down o1nsu.
@ 80. : uy u,iug Dr. GuysotI's Yslios DOCK
fIc ssmIrsriils. lis gratifying 70 kaos %,
III ,neIe irt.lligspt con muBitiss this
,ipIls. hIrn.IsEt. si sf,eiiTe rem soy .eih
,,,t,r ihsn Ibs psHy hunting faitsrs, ifon
pGSicir - sDo prefer o'd 'tfrey eartS 81.
xI,b,o rsxioly Sssksn and ruin tnf
.u,,.h. EJEr. toVEIs sF6 fid4Eys b 81
,.Jrg ihas celeste 0Ezrrs 60 Eansiafsi
<t.iS!iy,
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REPUBLICANS OF THE stvsNTEsTH

Their Convention at Caldwell
Special to the Register.
CAMBRIDGE, o., April 1.-THE RspuO'i-
can Congressional COMMITTEES OF the Seven
teenth District met at this place tod ~
and organized by electipg w. A. Hunt Of
Belmont ehsirman and Campbell weems,
OF Noble, secretary. It was decided to LolG
the Congressional Convention, for the
nomination OF candidate for Congress aud
q residential elector for tie district, ct
Caldwell, on Tuesday, July l. General R.
L. Dawes, Of Marietta, was selected for
temporary chairman Of the convention.
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lii,rge eaununitsse eenoes - -
.n,,n,. ard -psvasp. Tor thet vesv fsS:y1
AZ. i,,srirr ,b.ir iivts y ssess W. bsrs
c. Ugh eyr3p.
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FIRE RECORD.
,.,,,,.n,TovninP PIamez

NcxEoE, la, April l7.-Ail the basiress
nl,css Of the town, three excepted, we're
turusd to day. Loss $500 Iasursues
5000.
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Mr.. TIlpEN's CALLERS.
one OF His visitors Believes He Would
Accent IL Nominated.

NIw YORK, April 7.-Oslegate Post, OF
Wyoming, who was one of the Pacific Coast
callers on Mr.. Tilden, denies the report
which pretended to state what was said ard
done at that meeting. Post says there was
no spokesman for their party conversation
was general and the detailed reports OF II
htc besn uniformly incorrect. Tilden IN
formed the party that he was preparing
letter for publication soon, and they were
left to infer that it would state his views
regarding tarif, and, possibly, also regard
ing the Presidency.
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srif bill, will make smother eff1,t, which
they hope will lie attended with 81 aerslc.
GEES, to postpone indefinitely or To strike
out the enacting clause of the Morr son
bill.
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broken " heel Csn.es Wreck.
The Fatal Roller Again heard FROM

DETRorT, April 1.-THE boiler in one o
Doleen & Chspin's drill house at Bay City
exploded yesterday afternoon, Killing tTr
men and injuripg seven Others, three
fatally.
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fact that Mr.. Hendricks immediate frisods
IN this city snd State are perfectly ceitl'n
OF the nomination Of the old ticket They
sdmlt no other probability. no matter how
strongly they may talk Mcdonald
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IL I-.,.N -. l'aEsi.ts bsZin tocomplsin thst
: D. !. lEa remedy they can nov sell
~. -. "',isr's B5lsam Of Wild Cherry
q. 100 70 r-r7s thst intelligent people
Cs.st. - -, Hst 10 gst me best cure fSr
70, - =, eo.-' ard consumption, and wi,
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Queen of the GypsieS.

bury lug me queen ot tbt Oyp'ie'
DAYTON, D., April l7.-Gannie Jeffer',
he queen OF gypsies OF the United States,
VITO died in Greenfield, Tenn March 10,
wss buried here. GypsieS from all parts o.
he country were in attendance. 4 promi-
rent pssroT of this city delivered the ser
mon ct the grave. The ins' de OF the grave
was lined with marble. A large m lnument
with heavy granite base snd h'e.sIzad
statue Of the queen is TO be erected over
The grave.
A Bank Presidents Death.
NEW YORK, April l7.-John Clancy, aged
si1ty-fye, Of Clancy & Mcintyre, lumber
merchants Grand Rapids, Mich, and Pres
dent OF the Grand Rapids National bank,
.rse fC and dead TO day IN his room IN the
Hotel Dam, where he has been guest tOT
eight Gays usst. He 5ss il feeble health
when e arrived and was under the care OF
q physician.
He was Johnson's Private Secretary.
NEW YORK, April l7.-Edwsrd h. VIE
man, eyed forty FIVE, formerly President
Andrew Johnson's private secretary, died
in the Coleman House today. He war
native Of Kentucky, and until recently n
the employe OF the Texas Pacific Rliiway
Company. Among mis- letters was one %
John II. Mason expressing an intention to
commit suicide. he was subject TO hcarI
disease and dropped dead at the cierE
desk.
ANoted Critic Dead.
BosroS, April l7.-Thomas G. Appleton,
A noted srt critic and cOnroisseur, died
this morning.
Bishop Ia be Dying.
CovIxeToS, Ky, April T.-Bishop Table.
Catholic, of this diocese, is seriously i'll
and his death i, expected at any time.
Age and heart disease are the capses OF ms
condition. He has received the Eites oil the
church from Arch bishop Elder.
Death oTGeneraI FARRELL.
HUrsoy, \. Y, April 1.-The death oil
Brigaoier General James A Farrell, late
Couuissary General Of Ordnance Of the
State of New York is announced
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w.,.n,,~ far HIIibusfers.

KY wEs-, PLL, April H.-lhs var
sbirs Alliance and Tenns'see srd 'No rev
.,ge euters and steam launches hsE. form
,cE.ftG. q around the i s.sId {" prevent
he dspzrtgTs Of any Coosn eIpeoia"n'
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Ready to Lay the HacEay.Bennet
EabIe.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE cable stesmsr
Fsraday will Iesye Wooiwich on the
Thames Monday with fifteen hundred
miles Of cable. being the American shore
end Of the fret OF The rev Nicksy Bennett
cables, from HsvTe TO Bos on. Mr.. Flem
ing jenkins vii. conduct The oPersnGn OF
sSirgtEe cable between Dover Bay, Move
Srotis end Cape Hedge, Mass. After lsy
ing : section OF the cable, The FsTadaS
viii return to England, sod LAY Iae En'
ropesn end.
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"WHrx will the average citizen stop
cing bali Of bis hard earnings on c:ga's
and ttbscco? GIVE i; up, We'll, when ne
fnds out be can do without tooacao A7a
cigars. but can't keep up EitDoui t1e 40
f,libIe remedy. Dr. BdDrs Cough SyrlP'
One bottle twenty FIVE cents.
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RAlIS0AO HAPPENINGS.
,a>,atr Mml be a Candidate.

F-.... .....a. April 1.-The rUmor is
.Es.o -v..sst re .hsr Nr. A. J. Cs-sst,
81 be csuaIda.s ST Tie next annual
-es..-- e. r.s Pennsylvania Railroad
. -vauy or l-ssiienJ OF lha, corporation.
EssErw O. Us.i-rlDE some plalS .OOSins
10 heavy Investments IN Mexican railroad
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They Go Upiustrueted.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE Republican
State Convention to-day selected the fol-
lowing delegates at large to Chicago: sena'
tor Benjamin Harrison and RichsTd W.
Thompson, by acclsmation, Hon John d:
Baker, Of Goshen, and Morris Mcdonald, OF
New Albany. The delegation is unin-
structsd and without expressed prefer
snrfs. A. ernstes, Edwin J. Hart, Marian,
coIors6 B. II. Rhoelker, of Nanderbu-g,
Moses Fowler, ci TipPecano, and Capt.
Cream II delaware
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..o-. WIIIIam Will be There.

NV YoKK. April 1.-THE Flrss Con
sres,ional District of the Republican Con-
v,ntiou elected George William CQrtls snd
Jobn McCrane delegates to the NAnonaI
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with Big B.

north TorEKA, Kan, April l1.-roe
State Central Committee OF the Nauoha4
c-,spbsck Labor party to-day elected four
Ss,sss,es aid four slternstes 10 TIE IN
S;.Tsrolis Convention Tie dsleEs'es we're
Sns:Tneted 20 vote for BeuiAnia +. Batter
fo- President,
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They are for BnIIer.

E.,2,gETH. y. J April 1.-The conven-
ion of the National party in the Third
Congressional district to day elected dele
.rsEe- b, tie Nslionsl Convention at Indian
-ro,iy. Nav 2Slh. TIE delegates faVor
Cereal Butler for President.
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s7vsTNe SPRAY.


Ali 80 -TJ-uO-r0T .
e. --.. --a she is 10 be fought
'7 Cares 'a-- Of Cleveland, champion
cary - 80 g.. ulio, aDl Bob Fsrrals
7.s.E f- -' i vi. &c q ikUt - 4
-s0us ;. the features o. q
-''' -. --.. AFTER. Tle contest is % take
a, ;le Columbus bsss ball
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Tbe March Railroad Earnings.

Nav Nns,, Ay.i. l-.-J0l2 IL. Davis X
o.. ,c-dsy cevs a statement q earnings
.sr mile .1r tie '-s#.-g :ysds during the
-1~,h rs sNs-.-. Hs :ss-ty-01s lines ten
Eow S. 'L,-es-e N E-,sS earnings, aud
.sv=- a .-.-.ssa TIE earnings per mile
preserve .-s s-Us characteristics. Nine
mes show a0 '-c-ss5s AMI twelve 3 de-
-e1se. Northern 2. cric gives Surprising
: .ayu-ay.e results gross and per mile.
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RaSe ball.
.HIauysr,. Strange CsSe.

-..--s. .--. --iuratis -; Aitoolas, ,.
-------trUits, s; Al.egberys, .
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PAaKELL's POPULARITY
Unaffected by His Policy in the Debate
ON the Reform Bill.

DuBL.x, April l7.-Parnelfs popularity
in Ireland does not seem TO be affected by
bis policy in acting with the government
during the Reform bill debate and division.
He was royalty received at DroShed',
County Meath, to.dsy, being met at the
Etilway station by the Mayor and corpora
ion and escorted in procession to the
Nayoralty, where a banquet was given in
his honor and he was formally made bur
cess CT the city. In the evening he al
crested 8 large and enthusiastic crowd OF
c'uzens. He sad that the passage OF the
franchise bill was practical and sub'tan
igl victory for Irclnat, rs il would increase
he I!sh representation in Parliament "a
erea,er proportion than the Increase either
y. Scotland or Eugland. He defended his
.IIisrcc With Mr. Gladstone, saying thst i
Xasa fcrrgone conc usion that ireland bad
&c hing 10 hope for from Opponents, ih'
Tories, while the Irish members, By ACTIN
tcrethsr and WELDING the pslance OF oFer
n close divisions. could sometimes eItort
irstice f;om the Liberals.
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D. ErtWeen RaIIroads.

Pg-.t-s. .=.a. Apri. At Penargyle
he Es2.o- s.. Portland Company vas en-
-.--- .--. .sa-.n- un he tracks OF the
-s..-- 20. -rs1-a sCG Delaware sad
Va Up ads. Ths Bangor sld Port
So -....ry va-.si . PISS over the
.-z-s, % ..r .r.vr companies 10 extend
.-r.c ..-. ..-.- s.s-s ARIES. Ine last
vs. .-s...-D % sixty w0.Eusn getting
.-.o 81 arr several o.le-s being hurt.
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Loyp7Y, April 1.-The activity ot the
Irish Ansrchisis in France continues un
sbated. The Fenisn agents in Paris dur, Jir
lry The past week have received SW'
rom Americs. Small packets OF dynamite
have recently been forwarded from france
TO England.
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C.e for r.sllermsp, One for Blaine.

Cosr-crox, o, April l7.-The Sixteenth
District Republican Convention this after
noon elected delegates TO the Chicago Con-
vsr,icD. Ore is sherman, the other IS
supposed TO be an indifferent Blaine man.
w 4. Bovey, of TuscsrswAs county WAS
rr,i,stsd for Presidential elector.
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A Barren Honor

NASHVILLE, April 1.-The hepuoAcan
State Convention met at 12:5o P. N. Judge
Frank T. Reid, of the Circuit Court this
county, was nominated for Governor oy
scclanstlon. There was no other nomlna-
$1,000 the vote was unanimous, The
norinss uas Confederate soldier, serving
tbToUsh the late war as q private in For
sst's cavalry. Judge Horscs Fl. HsErIsop'
of Nashville. and W. A. Brown, oi Ms:a,
ipgton county, were chosen IS Presidential
Electors for the State at large.
Blaine and the Bnekeyes-
CLEVELAND, O., April 1.-The Nineteenth
District Republicans elected to the Chicago
convention l.. LampsoD, OF Ashabuls co1u-
- nd ] o. Converse, of Gsaugi, dele
ss,ss and ". a. johnson, OF Lake, and n.
r SherUiu, Of Cleveland, aiternates. In
structed for Blaine
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To Arrange Coke Pool.

Tr- e.. a April l--Lt Is announced
his e7sa.1: "a: representatives Of TIE
e1rsy y.ysa.s. baltimore srd ONO and
.l.s6-.-1. NCHss5portaI NOUEhioSheny
Ts-d--r..' r-,.rolGs will meet in NsT
TX o. he I'd INST and arrange = cOSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
Win VIII win the Reuardr
The DynRmiters Active.

Ioypoy April l7,-An English lsdy a.
Giro has offered r2OCO reward for the
re!cue Of General Gordon.