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National Republican., 1884-05-07
Business OF tho Supreme Court.

The following is q summary statement Of
tho business of the supreme court of the
United States for the October term, 1883
which closed Monday: Number of cases on
the docket at the close of the October term
of 1882 not disposed of, S6s; number of cases
docketed during October term of 1883, 427
total, 1,295. Number of cases disposed of in
the term just closed, 460 number of cases
remaining undisposed of, Si5; total, 1895.
Number of cases continued under advisement
from October term of 1882, 10; number OF
cases argued orally, 207; number of cases
submitted, 105; number of cases continued,
40; number of cases passed, ID; total 1857.
Number of cases affirmed, 1885, reversed, 102;
dismissed, 40: docketed and dismissed 23;
questions answered, A; settled and dismissed
by parties, 20; total, 450. Number of opin-
ions delivered 2Sl
National Republican., 1884-05-07
The Cotton Exnonition.

The colored citizens of the gulf states are
enthusiastically in favor of the worlds ex-
position to bo held ut New Orleans next year.
Those of them now resident in this city have
nearly completed arrangements for meeting
to be held at the Asbury Methodist Espicopal
church, on Eleventh street, next Saturday
evening, to express their sympathies with
that enterprise which is, in their Judgment,
destined to have greater influence in ad-
vancing the prosperity of the Afric-American
race than any other. Distinguished colored
men Of this and other cities have accepted
limitations to address the meeting.
National Republican., 1884-05-07
Cer,ainly They Can GO aa nel,gntes.

A report was published to the effect that
the Civil Service Reform association, of which
George William Curtis Is president has been
sending circulars to federal officials who are
delegates to the national republican conven-
tion, warning them against such violation
of tho civil service law Prof. Gregory, of
the civil service commission, said yesterday
that he thought this must be mistake, as
there was no law nor rule prohibiting federal
officials from attending political conventions.
They were entitled to all the rights and
privileges of other citizens, and were at lib
erty to attend conventions as delegates or
otherwise. They were only prohibited from
using their official authority to influence or
mates.
National Republican., 1884-05-07
The Trade Dollar.

At the meeting of the senate com mittee on
finance yesterday an agreement was reached
that the trade dollar bill should be reported
adversely, but not until after another meet
ing of the committee. In the meantime
Senator Sherman will draw up an adverse
report, which will be passed bpon by the
committee next week.
National Republican., 1884-05-07
NEW ARRIVALS AT THE TRACK.
Horses From the East and West-The
Duke of Montalbam Here.

Yesterday twenty-three horses arrived at
Ivy City. William Jennings and N. j, DAILY
arrived from Baltimore with thirteen--Ca-
millus, Mark, Mikes Pride, Barbarian, Gath,
Ell Captain, Ranger Farewell, Infanta, Par
nell, Excelsior, Tattler, and Regret. From
the west came the stables of c. ii. Pettingill,
j. J. Carroll, and ]. L. Mcdonald. At the
head of the list is the winner of the cup here
last spring, the Duke of Montalban. The
others are old Fair Count, Zamora, Colonia,
Solitaire, Hassan, ,Woolly, Douglass, Murmur,
and two others. The last-named stables
come direct from Memphis. A great many
others will arrive from the east to-day. There
are now upward of 100 horses at the track.
National Republican., 1884-05-07

BS~ ddtcrtissDlknts unrsr he heads Of Wants, For
Rent for sac, Borrdmg, Lost aud Found AMI
Isrsondl Of ties iHcs or lees eighteen long toords,
10 cents ons insertion; each additional insertion 10
ccnts. BuSinesg cards not included IN thesc rates.
National Republican., 1884-05-07
PREMATURE RALDNEsS
INEMAIuRE BALDNESS.
PREMAIuRn BALDNIeSS.

The process OF loss of hair may take tako place
either rapidly In the weeks or months or ag
" generally the case tho loss Ia slow and gradual
through period of years. Tho hairs may commence
TO come ont ut amy period aiter proberty, although
baldness does not ordinarily begin to manifest itself
until the age Of 70 or 80 years Tho scalp through.
out tho process appears to be healthy. At first only
few hairs come from time to time, and these arc
replaced immediately by shorter and finer growth
OF hair Later these IN turn are shed, and are sue
Ceeded by still nor hairs and In the course Of time
even these cease to appear when complete badness
Of certain portion OF the scalp s the result There
may be an Appearance Of fine down, which proves
that the hair lollice still exists, and be made to
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
young men and women Of the present day Is really
surprising. Badness Is desgnat by the parts of the
scalp affected, Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
and Temple Bnldness The last two so much
dreaded by ladies'. DIR, VAN DYCK positively cures
badness, Remember bpdnessls curable so tho
hair folllcles are not destroyed DIR. VAN DNOK,
DermntolOgist has perfected a scientific capillary
treatment which enables him to cure badness even
In cases of years duration He can produce,a vgor
hair folcles not destroyed Nopne should be bald
before 90. If your hair Is getting thin, harsh. dry
split, faded, premRturely grayi If you getting
bald, or have excessive dnndruf1 scaly scalp letter
or any hair scalp disease, consult DR.. VAN DYCK
Dermatologist, No. % Grant Place, at once. Salts
faction assured. Hours q a. m. to y. M; sundays
etO2. 1funable TO call describe your case and send
three stamps for answer.
yNTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN n.
w Beall, Batcman Il Co.'S Bank. l411 l. ST. NV,
Is Commissioner of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary public always In office from u. IN. 10 6p
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8lMtt0-G employment.

10y A YOUNG WHITE GIRI,-A PLACE TO
- caro- for children, or as lady's maid. Call at
2l3 a. st. n. W. l-1
DY a GENTLEMAN AN-EMPLOYMENT FROM
I'D y. M to II D.. m; bookkeeping, copying, or
any other nice work. Address II. T., Republican
Oncc. 1-s
10y A COLoRED woMAN-HoUsE CLEAN.
ID ing OF days work ofany kind to do. Apply olO
y st. N. W. 1.S
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S1lantc0---1 1ooms.

DY A LADY IN ONE OF THE DEPART.
ID ments furnished room, permanent II suited
Address Nj. M. 81 Republican Olice. d-S
DY a LADY-A ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI-
ID vatc family; terms not to exceed $40. Address
ID. D., Republican OfliCc, I-7
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For Sale.

A PARTY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
"a wishes to sell everything In house, Address
ToMPKINS. Republican Office, 50
GOOD, SOUND, GENTLE HORSE, WITH
"A or witho 1t harness; viii work In wagon, ear
rlage or buggy cheap for cash Inquire at 1908 eth
81. NJ w. 80
BNOR RENT OR SALE ON A RENTAL--A ST.
T. reTb toned lIallet, Davis d Co. Upright piano
Sll 9th st, y. w. IS
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SoarOins

TLINTON HOUSE Urn AND SITS N. w.
First class table board and large rooms at reason.
able rates; location uentrui transient rates kl 81 ID
and sl.bO; no liquors w, y. NAYLoR. PropE
VNRED, W, LVANS
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G1lnntto- -Monpfs.


1.-TWO OR 3 LADIES IN DEPARTMENTS TO
Il occupy furnished house for the summer. Ad-
dress CONFRONT, Republican onlce. 3-S
"OUSES RANGING FROM $4,000 10 $4,000
i l. In price IN the ~ and NJ w. section of the city
70 supply orders on hand. Address n. II n LElpOlD,
Real Estate and Insurance, l42O N. Y NV. 8-l2
A HOUSE FOR THE YEAR, OF NOT LESS
centrally located. Address j. t., Republican
OfliCc 81
pY A PARTY WITH UNEXCEPTIONABLE
ID rcicrenCps--A house to take Charge of for the
summer. Address - NJ y, Republican oflice. 81
DY A LADY GIVING BEST REFERENCES
lDTo take charge of u furnished house during the
summer. Address MISS NJ. l.. b., Republican
Office. 81
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S1lantro- MlisteIIanrous.

CyCE0 ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
40 - tJO worth four times tho amount; best OF ro f.
erences. Address NJ. H., Republican Office. so
A SECONDHAND SAFE, MEDIUM SIZE, IN
IA good condition. Address, stating price 60 a.
nETERsoN Il CO., Reservoir omce, Trumble ST.,
WnshingtOn. h.1 "
National Republican., 1884-05-07

TURNISHEp HOUSE No. 225 u 81. NJ w.
II owner win board with tonant, 8l2
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT OR
Trade City or County Property. como and see tho
groat hargain9 ut the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II. MAIN S BROTHER ST. Charles
Hotel, cor. Third st, and Pa. NV, n. W. mhl9-I
National Republican., 1884-05-07

"ORSES AND COWS TO PASTURE AT I.Y.
Il Il ons Mill, ON Rock creek, near st, bridge. 90
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cfor R,nt--Souscs.

MICE. AND CQMFoRTABLE BROOM HOUSE;
~ hall, gus, and water; No, Ii 9th St. doors n.
of East Capitol st. cars. Apply at 3l6 Pa. av n. w.
National Republican., 1884-05-07

A T22 GRANT TPLACE-NICELY FURNISHED
~ I'd floor room, opening on shady verandahi n
tlempu, ri
National Republican., 1884-05-07

VOL. /, REBELLIoN RECORD, TO COM
nlote set for which 81. 90 will be paid. Address
CHAS u. LOWELL, Ol6 10Th 81. N. w. b.s
National Republican., 1884-05-07

MISS VIRGINIA EVANS,
or tho Boston Bljou Opera Company, has kindly
consented to sling ButtcrCup aud Ruth, and Mr..
Frank Pearson his original part of Dick Deadeye.
FoRDS OPERA HOUSE, MAY 0ru AND 10TH.
Reserved seats now at Elliss Music store without
mNn-hL nNlrn Chnrnn.
National Republican., 1884-05-07

COOL AND DELIGHTFULLY."- PLEASANT
~ rooms, single or en- snite, excellent table board,
location unexcelled: prices moderate 1922 l. st.
N, w. ~
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Eg- These ara tho Men who Make "A Trip Across
the Continent New York to san FrahCisco)
Bicycles IN 10 Days,
Who VIII stop en route and Run Five Mile Race
| in Washington on the Above Date.
/ a SOllD GOLD MEDAL
VIII he given for the Rest Mile Heats, in O. to be
fp
National Republican., 1884-05-07

L'LEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR
IT, en- suite, 1st, I'd, and Sd floors; y parors, en-
suite on lst floor Call, after p M, at 1871
National Republican., 1884-05-07

O1p ST., COR. 1Oru-2 LARGE. uNFUI
IT'D nished rooms, I'd floor; May IL $40
1up92-tf
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4 500 MILES
-oNA-
##nHb i SS'GG w S'G r. EEn
BBB ii Geo y oCG ILL ZEE

LLOYD MoNIEf proprietor.
THURSDAY, MAY &, 4iJO y. m,
First Grand Bicycle Rae, Of the Seuson Between
W. NJ. WOODSIDE, Champion of ireland, and
W. J. MORGAN. Champon of Canada.
National Republican., 1884-05-07

rINwO COMMUNICATING, UNPUBLISHED
l. rooms, large ulosctsi hot and cold water, south
cEn SSposuroi very central and desirable. o3e y st,
National Republican., 1884-05-07
DINING ROOMS
e1s F STREET NORTHWEST
prrsonat Comfort.

requisite 10 health, thousands visit DIR. WHITE for
relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Dis
eased Nails, 6c Rooms, 1il6 Pa. av., opposite vii.
lards Hotel. Washington, ID, q. and II North Eutaw
ite'sthirlyeghth year ofprOtesstOna experience.
Fee, 81 q sitting.
National Republican., 1884-05-07

Rno 18TH SIN wLY FURNISHED
QUO rooms, to gentlomen; convenient TO the
Departments and cars; also suite of parlors op lst
National Republican., 1884-05-07
amussmfmts.
BEATTY, AND DAVIS
II
FoRDs OPERA HOUSE,

Miss Henrietta vinton Davis, Of Washington, D.
G., rs Lady Macbeth.
Mr.. PowhAtan Beatty, Of Cincinnati, Ohio as Inso-
mar.
Mr.. W. r. Davis. Of New York, ns Richard III
MI W. n. II, Hart of Alabama;Rs the Earl Of
Richmond
National Republican., 1884-05-07
:for 8tut- Booms.

FINwO LARGE, COMMUNtCATtNGi UNFIH
ulshcd rooms. suitable for housCkecpingi VIII ibe
rented for slO TO party without children ~ 80
st. n. w. VU
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A D,sAArn"US STORM,
a waterproof Creates hai Havoc In
fenuHy lSnuin S,rearn t4t'..

a Waterproof Create. hni Havoc In a
ennsylrauin Stream. .,sig
Plr1s.uRGH, June l2.-Points along the
Allegheny Valley were visited yesterday
by one Of the heaviess rain storms known
Tor many years, causirg the most destru::
tive Hoods since 1865. at B:ookville, Pa,
wa'errpout burst and in less than two
hours the creek rose 10 feet, Transforming
II INTO seethirg, ioaming torrent. The
rapid iIse gave the mill men no chance
~hatever to save their stock. The dams
al North Fork Mills, Bryaut and Vain.
.wfGhts and Leitch Mills, gave way carry.
ing with them lumber valued al SO. 900
Two bridgsa were washed away, many
email buildings demolished and number
Of families driven from their houses and
compelled to seek shelter elsewhere for The
night In Pittsburgh the rise in the ALE
gheny last night was very rapid and &
number ol coal barges were swept iron
!he'' moorings but caught by tow boats un
inlnred. The dood at Brookville brough,
Gown about fifty thousand pieces Of lum
ots, and almost every owner OF skiff Ii
oos7 to-dsy catching driitwood. The waite,
an " subs!ding and no further damage il
anticipated, 80; :. Z ~ n ~ 2. &.
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USFOUNUED RUnORy

Concerning the Condition OF Two
fisnncini InAtitufioi,x. II.
CLEvELASD, O., June 122.-R sports OF any
trouble 10 any Cleveland bank are without
foundation. The dsfalcation Of the paying
el'er oil the National Bank OF Commerce
hn had no percep,ible effect on that banks
aaalrs- All the Cleveland banks are in
perfectly sound and solvent condition.
oIea'lng House officials SO stated to-day at
noon to an Associated Press reporter. = -sS I
NEW York. June l2-Wall. street vas
I'oded with uniavorAbse rumo,s to-day.
Il was reported the Pirss National Bank Of
cleveland had clossd, but later adyyices
e!a'e that ,ha; irstiln!ion was doing bust
ness as usual. flg 5.1sl 80 5''' III
was tumo.ed that G oyernment experts
i; nsu discovered a deficiency OF twenty mil:
non dollars among the Pacific sinking fund
taa TIE money used to sustain stock, bu.
tttesident Dillon states that the company
nag Gone nothing whatever in a.ocks-nol
co!lar being used Tor such purpose, {.
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snrda, sch..ul Legislation.

LOUISVILLE. KY, June International
Sunday School Convention met in its
second days session to-day. After deyo-
tional exercises E. W. Holly, of New YORK,
presented memorial from the New York
association ask!ng thst Christmas and
Easter be recognizsd by the Lesson Com.
mittee, also memorial from the W. G.
7. o., asking that temperance be recog.
nizsd by the committee. Dr.. Gcff offered
a resolution that the Executive Committee
memorabilia Congress to make Sunday
School statistics special department in
the census report. Dr.. George Hsygood
read a paper on the neglected clasaes. DR..
Dunning, Of Ms-sachusetls, discoursed OF
inter denominstionsl work. Dr.. REYNOLDS,
Of Illinois, took up collection oi s., ,O40
for the Executive Committee, and the Con.
vention adjourned. sif
In the afternoon addresses were made by
Rev. P. J. Smith, colored, Of Washington
City, on slow to reach the colored peo.
ple;" Rev. NJ. G Hazard, OF Illinois, on
"What We expect from scholars" D.. ]. S.
Hurlbut, Of Nsw jersey, on "Tne supple.
mental lesson" Mrs. M G. Kennedy, ol
Pennsylvania, on primary lessons" Rev
A. F. Schae fer, Of Nav York, on "How tc
study the lesson in teachers' meetings"
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BLAME TO visIroUs STATE.
The Next President viii Make n Sun
i#i9fg mer Tour Of West Virginia. IS

The Next Presld'n viii Make n Sum
ffis'fi2 mer TOar Of West Virginia.
NHw YoRK, June l2-Advices received
here indicate that, Mr.. Blaine will visit
New York on June 26, to be present at the
organization Of the Republican National
Committee, which will meet on that date
at the Filth Avenue Hotel. Thus lar only
two nsmea are mentioned in connection
With the Craftsmanship, those OF ex-senator
J. D. Chatise, Of Colorado, and Congressman
Stephen B. Elkins, New York, formerly Of
New Mexico. After the meeting Mr.. Blaine
will take trip over the West yirgnis road,
Of which he is q director. This will be on q
tour OF inspection by all the directors, which
was PLANNED several months ago, and while
twill probably be regarded as a political
movement, hiss really no such significance,
unless ME. Blaine should bs induced to
make few speeches there. After his West
Virginia trip, Mr.. Blaine will spend few
days at Deer Park, Nd, before entering on
the work Of the campaign. His friends here
say 1t Is more than probable be will take
the stump in West Virginia, Ohio, New
York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and In.
diana F!r-lI YrgIL !. lgss- g4. Nstt .-.a go
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:; I; a Fatal Political Anrny. 5

MEMrnls, June l2.--News has been re-
ceived here Of . deadly atfay at New
Albany, Misa, between ]. R. Reeves, editor
Of the Onion County Optic, and Lloyd Ford,
a,good.ior nothing desperate. The quarrel
arose about the Congressional contest be.
tween Morgan and Watson, candidates fol
the Democratic nomination. q Each shot
6ye times. Ford was shot in the breast,
from which he died. Ona bullet from
Ford's pistol strnek Squire Reeyea' father,
], r Reeves, inflictipg flesh wound In
his leg. Just as Ford was about diving hl
said to g. bystander, did l run ~ NO.
'.Then I die in peace. =
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The lri.h,n en- Moy,pg for blaine.

-Ihe tflsnunen MoVtnH Tor blaine.
C1ScIssArI, June 12.-The following cir.
cular has been issued by one OF the Irish
associations here and is being distributed
among all classes Of voters. There is a
marked feeling among the Irish here in
favor OF Blaine: M 2 iS .,5.3, Z
"IR1sHxtN CT OHIO /. q "a, 4 =
4"Under the heading, 'Bsaconsfeld Beyond
the Sea- the Pail Nall Gazette says: 'Blaine's
nomisation Is the mcss notable even. ior
England sincs Lincoln's assassination.
Wherever Blaine can oust the British from a
position on the American Continent he will
eudeavor to do 80, and replace 2 ,glish in
duence and trade by American. His menac.
ing intimation that he would disregard the
Clayton. 8ulwer treaty ia an evil ausury ior
the future relations Of England aud America
His Intervention in Peru &as omirous when
he declsred thxt he. dialiked England to win
commercial triumphs in tislds that legiti-
mately belonged to America. England will
watch with extreme solicitude the progress
Of the campaign J, 's44s a !, ~ "a
1--WE must not forget this in November
but vote for james G. Blaine. OF Maine, and
that ilustrious son OF an Irishman, John 4
Logan, Of I;liuois. 52ss h;
Regardless Of our political opinions, v.
mus. organizs our Blaine and Logan club
and strike one political blow for old Ireland
from our homes In America. " M:
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IHE newspaper predictions OF 1854 recall
thcse otlSSO. The Washington Rast Of
June 9. 1850, said: THE nomination Of
James A. Garfield, as the Republican party
vii! quickly discover, is q terrible mistake,
and one !rom which there is no recovery,
But there Was recovery, and then 1t ap.
peaEed that only the Democracy had been
hurt 4Sff a. \
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; Base RallYestIerd,oy,
From Our Special Conr,po,.dtst.

AT New York-Phila !, /: New y York, o
y at ,PittA-Cincin'ti Allegheny, S. II
Sat Milwaukee-M Milwaukee, ii; Peoria, 8
yiAt New York.- Columbus, 8; Brooklyn 9
H5AtN.Y York-h -hetpl'n. 4; Toledo. 8. +
/. At Detroit-Detreit, 8, Chicsgo, T. q
ttAt Wash'n.- st Louis, Is; Tash'n, 8.
aI At E! ssginaw-Bay, City, 5; Saginaw, 9
4 at 81. Louis st 1. Uniors. 8. Cincinnati
Unions, 2.5 !; is.izE. Y
3SAt tFEWayne-Au Auskeaon,l; F. Wayne
Sal B Bsltimore-G anne between Ba'tino.,
and Huntsville q tie alter l3 innings, 1 each
stAt Phila.-Athletics, II; Indisnp'l's,
;S At Providfnce-Dartmonth 8; Browns,
dalo-Ruf ufAlo, 8; Cleveland, Q, IN M,
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Z BRIEF TELEGRAMS,i

. Bull fights have been forbidden I in
France. 51ts y a
The California Democrats have declared
for Thurman. So a G.i u, ~. so &
Ballard county, KY, has voted infavor
Of prohibition. y, 5.,,,s.s'.l, 4
The President and Secretary Of War are
atWes. Point. I. ) 80 i. !
The River and Harbor bill passed the
House yesterday. Ii s.sl .7l :. : .3;5siIl.:: la:
Iron ore Of high grade has been discover.
ed at Duck Hill, Miss. 5.3.ei;; IA
The Senate spent the most Of Yesterday
in debating the Pension bill. 1 4
The New York Weekly, owned BY Stree,
< Smith, was burned ou! last night. ~,
The Mexican papers regard the Inomina.
ton OF Blaine as threat OF evil to Mexico.
G5Louisville was the scene Of q ioyous
Blaine and Logan ratification meeting last
night. +. }i5 Z 7. b,
Forty persons are reported 10 have been
drowned by watel.apout in Turkistan
June q. s-,5 s.s3sl SO Ilss.55 -
L. G. Uhl was nominated for Congress, ty
the Democrats Of the Sixth Kansas distric,
yesterday. 5S M e ft ~: 4 +: :. 5, E5 i
: Texas Democrats, depressed by Tilden's
Withdrawal, sends IN unins!ructed dele.
CATION to Chicago. @I;,!!,a
!. Gen. Rosecraus was yesterday defeated
for denomination to Copgress by the Demo.
Gratis of his district n. ,!gEt$ a,lS a
The Electoral Count bill occupied the
attention OF the Houss yesterday afternoon
but no vote was had. sst,s -.t ,s@s,t}' il1
F. E. Allbrigh. received the D .mocratic
nomination Tor Congress from the Cairo
ILL.,, district Yesterday. Sex Z!
Senator Vest proposes tbs! no speech
shall be printed in ths- Congressional Rtcord
thu! isnot delivered in theAcuse or Senate
Federico Marrero, a Cuban dynsmissr
was arrested o. Key Wess, Fla, yesterday
with q lot OF exploslves in his possession
X Gen. Grant wss chosen President Of tht
Society OF the Army Of the Potomac a
Brooklyn Yesterday The meeting ne1
year will be o. Baltimore. 81, ,51sS$ Y
Steps were taken las. night at Cincinnati
to orgauizs a Thurman club with view {
attending the Chicago Conyention in I
body and urge his claim ter the nomina
tiou. lS Z. +, 80 -.
\, The Coliseum at Minneapolis was strucl
BY; lightning yesterday during The p,ogres
ola Cbildren's concert, and a panic an,op
tho audience averted BY Theodore Thoma,
who, finding tho building waa not on fir,
caused the orchestra to proceed. Eeye,s
llAdits tainted. m d ia5;f:5 ifa3itsE, j
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Two JAIL BIRDS, VINO had never met,
made love through knot hole in the scran
ton jail, and now they are man and wife.
This seenss good deal better than keeping
the family awake unit! after midnight and
buying her ice cream and bon.bons on a
rising market.
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HIr The Baltimore 4 Ohio tracks were
where the company wants TO place them,
and the city we're asked to allow them to
be placed where they are now, what howl
there xorld be. VI.
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ADsQuA1E railroad facilities are all-im
p,rtant to Wheeling. The city can afford
to deal generously with the railroads that
are 3king concessions. We must make no
mistake thin time. ...
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q .
LONDON, June 1.-THE Times correspon.
dents te!egrapbs from Wsdybalia that Ber..
Der surrendered twelve days sgo, and the
reports OF the massacre already received in
London are true. The correspondent has
been informed that the rebel General
Abaull has collected hundred thousand
men around Barber. After the fall Of Bar.
Der 80 O00 Arabs were sent to inyes,
Dongols. The Governor OF Donsola is
Ignorant OF the surrender ofBerher, having
telegraphed to Wadyhalfa that no news
This directly conflicts with the abatement
in the commons By Fi'zuaurice, Under
Secretary, that messengers from Barber re-.
ported the city safe as late as June Sd,
Until reports unquestionably authentic
arrive, the fate ct Be.ber Is considered
problematical. =.,7gissi .s5il4s' 4! : :.