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IT takes about six months to train ca.
nary 80 that it will fly around church and
aljght on The BRIDES shoulder at the right
moment. It's everything in giving bride
the right aend:oG. ~
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ETlTS.

All Fits STOPPED free by Dr.. Kliues Great Nerve
Rsstorcr. No Fits after fins. day's use. Marvellous
cures. Treaties and 81 trial bottle free to FIT cases
6cud 10 Dr.. Kline, 3st Arch street Philadelphia,
Pa. Cancer Institute. 93t Arch street. PHILADELPHIA,
Pa Gn to H. .rsl,s,.4. sr. g.-lr1 ncS.xwvIu-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

y. z. d g. Enilwny-LgAvs Bellaire n,
Woodsaeld and summethc!d at eco a. m, and o:io
?. N. ARRIVE At BellAlre at 9l5R M and bSS ~,
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The Steubenville Hcraia has entered
upon its 10Th year. 1t is an old timer for
{ sure.
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LIVE STOUik NOreS.

Then Professor Frobisher resumed hif
Csson and came away,
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Miscellaneous Foreign News

LONDON, MAY 5.-The Observer is sston'
ished that the"City OF Rome"did not follow
up information from the sailing vessel re-
ported having some OF the crew OF tho
Estate OF Florida" aboard aud attempt to
elicit further facts. Ii says the importance
of the matter justify even deley OF pas
sage, but the TACT IL the growing mania for
swift transatlantic passages has taken
away from shippers the interest formerly
taken in speaking vessels, even when as In
the case OF the Estate OF Florida" the
feeling Of humanity would naturally slim,
ulate curiosity. No explanation Is yet
forthcoming OF the strange silence OF the
officers OF the ''Ciiy Of Rome"
FRANCE AND EGYPT.
LONDON, NAV 5.-The Post understands
that the conditions upon which the French
consert to q conference nth England upon
give up the annexation and proteotorate,
and on the other hand, France acknowl.
edges services rendered bv England IN
Egypt, and acquesces in the right OF Eng.
land to MAINTAIN military occupation o.
Egypt until the reorganization be com.
piete. France stipulases that the With
drs~al Of the British be definitely fixed be
fore occupation shall cease; the Egvpt'ar
army to he organized and be ,fiicsred
partly by British: that France and Itay
must be sllo we'd to share influence In res
pect TO the financial and juticisi admins
tration 4 the affairs Of Egypt. Francs
plede ees herself not TO interfere by arm
with the afisirs Of Egypt, recognizing Eng
| land alone % right.
rHR TSvrEcrBLus.
eLreo, May 5.-FtxgeFaid and ten othe
Fsntans were susigued here to-day .chareet
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SPECIAL SUMMARY.
Big Springs, A Bonanza Slruck-rhe
Town Jubilant.
JefreIson: High Water Causing Annoy.
snco aud Apprehension.
Kerens: The Rusty Old SIx-shoo!er 10
the Front.
Denison: Trial Of the Rapist Resumed
Interest Unabated.
81. Louis; Tony Mullane, Bali Tosser,
Delayed Trains, and Heavy Rains Con-
time.
Other Specials from SuRdry Sources.
Delayed Trains, and Heavy Ralns Con-
time.
Oiher Specials from Supdry Sources
no SPRINGS.

bhe
Bro SPRINGS, May 5-[Spscisll-A full
flowing stream of water was s'ruok at the
srtesisn wells last Friday at depth of 800
feet. The town 10 jubllant over thle living
fountain, and there 10 no longer any spnre-
heuaion abou, the future of this place The
doubt b.retoiort exprs esed about procuring
water has been u serious impediment to the
building up OF this town. Now that the
question Is settled we can see nothing to
prevent Big Springs becoming the queen
city Of the plains.
Mr. Blxler, proprietor OF the Railroad
hotel, had n serious encounter with a
tramp, who had been visiting his kitchen
for the past several nights devouriug the
boarders' cakes and pies 80 last night he
took his iorty-hve Colts revolver and laid
In wat FOR the thief. He (the thieO en-
tered tho kitchen about IL O'Clock, VIXEN
he was confronted by the brave landlord,
who ordered the scOundrtl to stop. He
did not oNey. but got away in hurry,
while Mr.. Bixler fired several shots at him
in rapid succession as he ran away shoot
ipg q brass buckle from his hat bnDd.
Colonel W. ii. Abrams, Land Commits.
sioper OF the Texas & Pac tic railroad COM
many, was in town to-day. He visited
Midland aud expressed himself very much
pIeased NJ the prospects oi the embryo city
He said ne right Kind Of men had hold OF
IL TO make II a success. He informed your
correspondent tha. rain gusge had peen
kept IN Baird for the last three years end u
has proved that the rainfall had doubled
itseli eech consecutive year. be 10 satisfied
TINT M the country Is settled the rainfall
will increase IN proportion.
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Hurry for Irnlcy.

Sr. LOUIS, May To-day Moses Fralsy
notified all his Chicago creditors he was
prepared to settle all his accounts by pay
Ing 100 cents on the dollar, end asked them
TO sead their statements, 81 ne wants to
clear of his Indebtedness.
Mr.. Fraley's creditors cirlred 10 settle
VIII, with HIM at Ss 10 ,,G ,eGeaIs' but ne
notified them all not only in
Chicago, but New York, Philaielphia aud
other places that he will pay dollar for dol
lar, and requests them to draw on him for
amounts due. His aggregate indebtedness
outstanding y $4,000, of which $780,
We is due in Chicago. This
with margins paid prior to suspensiou,
action in paying dollar for dollar psrticu.
larly in the face Of the proposition OF his
creditors to settle at much less figure II
highly commended by all,
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Tho Mctliodists.

BALTIMORE, May 5-The general confer.
ence of the American Episcopal church OF
the United Ststes, including delegates to
Africa and Hsyti, assembled to-day. The
body comprises nearly 300 members. The
day was devoted to RELIGIOUS services.
business meetings begin tomorrow.
In the Methodist conference to-day,
Bishop Harris read the address OF
the bishops, lengthy document.
and gave an account OF the work
of the church for four years. II referred to
the deaths. sint e the last general conference,
OF Bishops Il. V. Haven, Levi Scott and
Jesse T. Peck, and OF Rev. @. w. Woodruff,
secretary OF the last conference. There
are 20 annual conferences. IA missions,
1.3i9 travelling preachers, H.
090 local preachers 769,b35 men,
bers and probstioners; increase in
four years, GO, 232 number OF travelling
preachers who died, 65i, and Of mem
bers, 5S,S9i; accessions. 15S ,IS7; In
1888 there we're 1874 churches
and ssl5 rparsonsgss % valued ,hs, i. at 4
seminsries, As colleges, &C classical
institutions ard 8 female colleges.
The bishops in their address re.
fsrred to The laxity Of laws on divorce
ard asked more stringent regulations with
regard to the solemnizstion of the mar
rage of divorced persons. 1. also states IL
would be neresssrv 20 eleot additional
bishops. The number was left to the dis.
cretion Of the con'ererce.
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Tho Iirs lspcor,l.

FREEHOLD, N. j., May . lit IL estimated
that 1 ,O01 acres have boen burned here:
damage $4,000.
GLOUCESTER, MAs,., May 5.-The Pebbley
Beach house has been burGed; loss, 600.
Pogr JEgvIs, n. Y, Mar 5.-rne village
of Gllmans depot is desola,e Nolhing re-
mains but smo1ldofing feed barns. Resi-
dents are compelled TO sleep In barns. Many
spent the night In mire, eleepiug in the
sawdust, having lost everything.
PIrTsDUEs, PA, May 5.-Ralph Bsgaley,
president OF the Arthur LUMBER company.
OF this city, returned from the scene Of the
conflagraiion in Elk county this morning,
and reports the devastation great.
He estimates the loss In Elk county
alone at over a million dollars. The
heaviest losses are mill owners. How Il
Raul, oi Pine Run. loss $4,000, snd DR.. l..
NJ. Otto, OF Wiliiamsport, $50 coo. The
mill Of William Goetz, a. SWISS Mount,
was entirely destroyed, together with Q
number OF buildings aud 3 large stock OF
lumber. Goetz has been missing since
Thursday sDd i: is believed has perishst.
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with being Invlncibles and with the mus.
| der OF landlords aud others. Thomas
| Monap, iniormsr, a friend OF Sheridan, teo.
| nlsd Ilag when ho ] iinsd tho lrvinclblee
he was sworn on q knife aud the terms 81
| The oath pledged him 10 tcirecy, fmplicle
upon ard 20 deal death 10 all tyrants. He
connected Fi,zsersld with tnr TubbercurTy
branch OF this Irish Rrpu olicAn Brothes-
hood by swearing Fitzgerald came 10 Tub
Dercurfy from London 10 settle uiffsrsnoogss
IN THE souDAH.
AssouAN. Mty Two thousand refu.
gees h,va reached here fr M Kyroskc. More
are Gaming daily. The evacuation OF Ko.
rosko IL proceeding quietly, and refugees
rom knartoam are expected here In feW
days. Several Bed0uin sheikhs and tribes
will escort Colonel Worthy, OF the Egyp-
tian army, In his reconnoisaBce along the
banks OF tho Nile 20 msiniain c,mmunics--
tion between A.souan snd DooRola.
ANOTHER CHEAP JOHN WAR.
TAH0IEGs, May 5.--Fnendly relations BE-
! Scen Frauce aud Morocco have beea rup-
tured. The cause Is tho refusal OF the
authorities OF Morocco 10 dismiss the gov
-rnor OF Wasean at the demand OF the
French representative. The French lega-
lion has let down the dag.
DAyirr TnRpws UP the sP1Hor.
DUBLIN, NAV 5.n.-MlcuHeI Davitt has
shaudoued politics. lie goes t. Australia.
Ihe reasoa assigned for the change OF resi-
ieDca is u dispute between DivIit and Par
nell as TO the naturalization ligd scheme.
~ CHANGE"
PARIS. My 5-rhe French municipal
elections have been held, Ou' there will bs
10 material change in The Paris council.
The large towns have gwen M Jrity for
he moderate republicans.
MEAN BusiSEss,
Tonosro, Msy 5-Oue cartridge found
,eueslh the proyinoiai paFlisment build
ags has been znalyzsd IL was iilled with
iualin, q stronger Explosive thaa dynam-
te.
Aswug BAsK tQuELcHED.
LousAsSE, SWITZERLAND. Nav 5-Man-
,ger Curched, Of the Is uone Union Van
iD-e, has bsen hrreat d. lhe bank sunk
$50, 900 IN specul ls'ori' accounts.
IEsuRED.
ST.. JoHy, QUEBEC, Nay B sck burn q
Roge's stone cn,naware iac.ory burned:
insured io $1,000
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MARSHALL.

MARsHALL, May 5.-[5pecial. mo trains
to-day, consequently no mails. The late
excessive rains have been disastrous to the
planting and farming interests. Many
and corn.
Services were held In the new Presbyterl-
an church Yesterday for tn first time.
The building Is of brick, unique in design
and finish, and reflects great credit upon
all concerned.
We hear no more Of small pox, thanks to
Mayor Pitts and his vigilant police force. =,
wife and little children and has fed with q
young "colored girl" George is wanted
on charge OF forging school vouchers and
q reward OF $50 Is offered for his scalp.
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TYLER.

TYLER, May ,-[5pecial. The FIRST court
under the new judge and marshal in the
Monday.
Regular trains on the Texas & ct. Louis
have not been resumed. No Dallas papers
since Friday.
The st. Louis military organization en-.
route to Houston, passed south at noon to-
day.
County court for general bR.iness con.
venes to-day.
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Tho PennsYlynnin Horror.

HoUrzDALE, Pa, May 5.-A large NUM-
ber Of people viewed the ruins at Brisbin
yesterday. Rain dispelled fears Of . re-
newal Of the fire. A strong appeal was
made for immediate aid. Hundreds have
been compelled TO sleep in their clothes,
having no bed covering or bedding. Money
Is needed to provide shantes. The citizens
of Houtzdale aud neighborlng towns are
doing their best, but with population
suddenly doubled by refugees from Bris-
bin, they are unable to do all that is neces.
sary and are compelled 10 appeal to char
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, May 5.-[specisl. .l-Toney
Mullane, the celebrated base ball pitcher,
who signed with the ct. Louis Union club
and after receiving advance money, broke
his contract and signed with the Toledo
club. is in a fix. He Is prevented by an in
junction issued to day from playing with
any club until the case can bP heard in
court. There were no ball games played Ia
Sc. Louis to-day. A severe rain and hall
storm prevailed during the afternoon.
News is Just received from Galloway
county that a mob Saturday night, shot
Hammil Black, q bad negro, to desth.
weeks ago for Insulting white woman.
Saturday night the mob were again after
Julius but failed to find him. HE brother,
Hsmmil, got In their way with the above
result.
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SHERMAN.

sHrRaAs, May 5.--[Specisl.l-N impor.
tont business was transacted at the meeting
Of the democratic executive committee last
Saturday. The chairman was authorized
to call a convention on the 2nd Of June to
elect delegates to the Fort Worth conven-
tion.
In addition TO the great uperabundsnce
OF rain that fell last week, we had a pretty
heavy ebower this morning. Roads aud
streets ere very SLOPPY and muddy.
There Is q very larga crowd In the city
to-day, this being the first Monday In the
month, the appointed day for the sale ol
estrayed stock,
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COMANCIIE.

CoMAScHz, May 5.--[Specinl. IA young
man by the name OF Foster from San An.
'onio. who was drowned In Home creek
Saturday while attempting to cross with q
herd OF horses, wa buried here yesterday.
County court Is In session Tor criminal
business.
Several wool buyers from Boston and
other northern cities, are here.
Business Is good,
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ElkENS.

KERENs, May 5.-[Special. IA negro
old six-shooter this evening, caused the
same to go off accidentally, instantly kill.
ing the wife OF Charley Williams (colored)
The ball entered just below the left breast,
ranging downward lodging in the region
OF the heart. The unfortunate woman was
nursing her infant child AZ the time OF the
accident
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FORNEY.

FoBNBY, May 5.-[Specisl IA young
man by the name Of Butler attempted sui
eide here this evening bv taking an over
dose Of opium, and much fear is yet enter
tnlned as to bis recovery. No cause has
yet been assigned for the action OF the
young man, as he was inst in the prime Of
life and of good family.
The weather has cleared up once more,
but not until after doing considerable dam.
aOp.
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FORT SMITH.

FoRr SMITH, May 5-[5pscial 1.-The
eprlug meeting of the Jockey club closed
to-day.
The novelty race, first quarter aud half
won by Big EN-, third quarter by Boniia;
the mile was a dead heat beiween Bonits
and Virgie Hearn. Time-1:53 4.
Second rsce-Drummers purse, 500,
mile heats, best two in three, was won By
Olivette; Frank Harper. second: Adven-
turer, third. Time-l:f9 2 aud l:5l.
United States Deputy Msrshal Marks ar
rived TO-DAY with wagon.load OF prisoners
from the Indian terriory. Among them
are two murderer.
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DENISuN,

DEvIsoH, May SIS peclal. 1.-The trial OF
prentis,. ch sresd with rape, was resumed
to-day but not concluded, the evidence for
the state not ell being in yet. The te.ti-
mopy continues very damaging to the
prisoner. Large crowds continue to hang
about the courtroom and the interest
aaema unabated.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO. May 5.-TSpecinl. lin the
CITY council this afternoon resolution was
introduced and referred to the committee
on finance calling for the issne Of thirty
years bonds, to the amount OF 500 900, for
a thorough system Of surface drainage aud
street improvements. II is thought the
resolution will go through swimmingly.
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Tho Ifudartl lxprg.

PITrsBuRG. May 5.--The national conven-
tion of underlakers will be held here May
2S.h and 10Th. Over 200 delegates are ex-
pected to be present from New York, Phila.
delphis, Chicago. Cincinnati, St. Louis,
Cleveland and all other large cities OF the
country.
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TEXARKANA.

TrxARKANA, May g. Especial. MILLER
county circuit court convened here to-day,
Judge Mitchell presiding,
On Saturday last a negro, in trying to
cross Mckinney bayou about eight miles
from here, was drowned in mid'Btream, to-
gether with two mules.
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CLEBURNE,

CLrDURSR, May 5.-TSpecisl. Lowing to
the abundant recent rains the farmers are
unable to work. The town was crowded
with people from all parts Of the county in
consequence, and to attend estray Gales,
been as many people here at one time since
Coles circus. Horse flesh WAS surely OF
rock bottom prices to-day. II sold as low
es 81. so and as high as $40 by auction sales,
and Hanged from $50 to 500 per private
sales.
Another teacher was added to our public
school this morning, making eight IN
structors In all.
An old gentleman was quito badly hurt
this evening by being jerked down and
stepped on by stallion.
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INnICATr0Ss

For the Western Gulf Statss-L Local rains
and partly cloudy weather, followed by
weather; southerly winds becom-
ing variable; slight iall in temperature In
the northern portion; stationary tempera-
ture In southern portions.
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ST. LOUIS, May 5.--rhe Northwsstern
Traffic association is now In session. There
Is full attendance. Tho suh-classifi cation
committee of the association are consulting
10 to harmonizlng classification between
St Louis and Chicago and the west. The
Trans Continental Traili3 association
meets here tomorrow,
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Must show Cause.

New YonK, May 5.-Juige Wallace, in
the United States district court. orders
Shipping commissioner Duncan to show
cause why he should not be removed for
malfessance 10 office.
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Claim Agent (iuciicd.

ST.. LOUIS, May On. NJ. French, as-
sistant claim agent Of the Gould and Wa.
bash systems in the vicinity { Muskogee.
Indian territory. was ARE sted here for forg.
ing names to claims aud deiraudiug the
company.
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Saw the Elinti,

BosTog, May 5.--All rail lines having re--
duced freight on sugar TO Chicago and Mil
waukee TO 10 cents, tho lake and rail
routes to-day lowered rates to 12 cents be-
tween Boston and above points.
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A Had Niger.

sr. LOUIS, Msv 5-A d'spstch from
Moutarrst. Missouri. ssvt: A party Of
white men went TO 'he house Of Joseph
Hnghes, q negro living two miles rom
tention o. horse W hippiug him for an al
legged insult tfi-rsd by him IT, Q white
woman q few days ago, Hughes made a
desperate resistancs and with sn sxs In
fiic ed mortal wounds upon Chsfles Miller
and q man named Long. The re naindes
o, the party retired and Hughes sur
rendered TO the authorities.
Ladies' approve Of your .smokius Liitl'
Iokef.n
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THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, Nav 5-Following Is the
weather report for the cotton belt furnish
ed by the United States signbl service, act
ing in continuation with the railways:
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LAREDO.

LAREDO. May 5.-[Special, 1.-The Olive
Branch Variety theatre, which has been
running here during the past two or three
months, closed up las, night indefinitely.
The county court was In regular atssion
this morning and adjourned until Wednes-
day without trsneacting anv business
There were Elk prisoners before tho may
or IA morning.
The following delegates were cleo
to the Fort Worth conven-
ton: Msssrs. J. N. Nicholson, o. Attle.
John r. q. Whi,ehead, and the following
were elected 10 the Houston convention:
A l.. McLsire, Charles II. Shee and +. f..
Hull.
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sI'KINNEY,

Mckinney, May 5.-tSpecisl = Estray
sales to day drew large crowd 10 town.
SAILS aggregated $72 76.
The tar collector to-day paid 20 the tre's-
urer f3. 900 cd vsl,rem tax. The treasurer
has collected s2i3.7s interest on sch oil
fuuds, and received from County Attorney
w. T. Beverly $50, less commissions for
collecting county convict bonds.
Services were held at all the churches
yesterday. Rev. p. 8. Smith at the Meth
odist church preached here and made .
b andsome centennial collection.
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,JEFFERSON.

JEFrERsoa. May 5.-[5pecial.-The river
has been rising since Saturday evening and
is now distressir x the whole valley, u por.
ton OF The city being inundated and pco'
ole are moving to the higher points. Stock
ia suffering, many cows having been
drowned. The city bridge is almost swept
away and all the bridges throughout the
county are reported gone, rendering all
kinds of travel impossible except by loot.
The damage to bridges alone in Marion
county will reach $4,000. Many negroes
are rendered destitute, their houses having
been swept away with all they bad
except what Is on their backs. ghe
damage to crops cannot be esim sted. and
the trouble Ia the river is still rising. SkifIs
can bo seen floating around In soms OF opr
most important streets. We are Smut "a
from the outside world. no trains having
passed here since Friday night. This morn
ing Mr.. p. NJ. Dillatre, a farmer, while
crossing the railroad bridge across the riv.
er, dropped his walking stick and stoo ped
down 10 pick 1t up. when he lost bis bal.
ance and was prscipitsted into the river
and drowned. His body has been recov.
cred. We we're visited by heavy hail.
storm this evening.
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Tho anti.NIonopolists.

NEW YoRK, May 5.-John +. Henry an
nounces a national anti-monopoly conyen--
ton at the Briggs House, Chicago, May
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ELPASO.

Ell PAso, May 5.-lSpecial. There has
been considerable uneasy feeling In the
city today on account Of rumors that D.
b. Robinson, general manager OF the Mexi.
can Central railroad, had been assossiBated
by the Mexicans. and that the special Train
which lett here Saturday night containing
Superintendent M ok enzie and the Boston
detectives bad been .ditched. Mr.. Il. e.
Comfort, superintendent of the Chihuahua
division, with headquarters here, informed
your reporter that he received telegram
from Mr. Robinson this morning dated
City OF Mexico, ahd he made no mention
of any trouble A special was also received
from JimueIco that the train was there aud
would leave for the south. No trouble
Whatever hss occurred.
Il. NJ. NcKee, OF the Herald, this city,
starts tomorrow night for the City OF Mex.
ico to be present at the celebration on the
10th instant.
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GALVESTON.

eALyuron, May 5.-[Prsss;l-Tbs city
council held stormy session thn evening