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FEELIna nRrrER.
General Graurs . Condition Said to be aroat,.
Improved.

General GRANTS Condition Said TO be Greatly
Improved.
NRw YoRx, April 14.-From midnight
until 0 o'clock this morning there was
quiet in the Grant house. Then the Gem
eral arose. His throat was treated. He
was dressed with pants, vest and dressing
gown and white handkerchief was folded
about his neck. While DR.. Douglas was
writing the iirst bulletin in the library at
G:3D 4. N. the General walked into the
room and sat down by him. When bul.
letin was finished DR.. Douglas read it to
General Grant and said: is that right,
General?'
EYES, that Is right" responded the sick
man. He frightened with the morning
hours and ct one time remarked that he
felt better than in two weeks.
Following is the $3.50 AN: bulletin:
General Grant has slept well and naturally
all night, only wakening to take his nour-
ishment, BE says he feels better than he
has for several weeks, His throat has re-
qnired no attention otler than gargling
Pulse72, temperature 90. a
[Signed1 j. u, poVdL4s, D.. y.
GRANT WRITES A BULLETIN. !
General Badeau left tho house between
4 and s o'clock. He said that General
Grant was certainly atropger and better,
and at that tins sat In the library With
his lesa erossed reading the morning pa.
pers. Yesterday The Generals throat was
easy, hut q trifle sore. lie des;red this
condition to continue and spoke little.
Soon after DR.. Douglas had issued the $3.50
4. u. b4lisha spd while Mrs. Grant was
in the adjoining rogm, the General bade
the servant bring l,ini a pod pf writing
paper. On 1t he wrote o bulletin as fol-
lows: /" he doctor tells me j anu better
this morning. am better than have
been in two weeks.
Isiraed. us. GRANT.
Having 10 written the General handed
the bulletin To q seryaat and told him he
should carry Il TO Slts. Grant, yhR vas
sittingin the library almost within sight
oihim. The servant delivered the mes.
aaea with formality. Mrs. Grant read II,
showed 1t - pr. Douglas aud entered the
sick room where ptt4santries passed, the
GeDeral joining With the smile.
This etaning Col. Grant remarked that
day than for several days. Daring the
day he had signed Q business paper, but
last evening he was tribe less bright be-
eausfof the t4tigge resulting from his ac-
tiyity through tie iay.
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TuE New York Tribune, long in the
front rank Of the worlds best journalism,
understands the art OF improving on the
best. 1t tisone of those newspapers whose
cousummate ability is not confined to any
one department, whether Of news or COM
ment, but runs through all departments.
The Tribune bears daily testimony to the
possibility Of producing . newspaper Of
pure tone and dignity without sacrifice OF
any essential eyentof the day. Aaacham!
pioa Of the wholesome doctrine Of protee-
ton to American industry the Tribune is
vigilaut, valiant and Of great prowess. 1t
lssplessure to know tha. this great news
paper adyancesin public favor as it does
in all that makes a newspaper deserving
oithe general appreciation.
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pliE KIcKfSo Kips.
A Threat Made 6sainss ble,slqnd-A rein:
full Abstraatioa.

A Threat Made Against Gleyelqnd-A Pgtn:
fai Ab.traetiea.
.CisciNsxrr. April IA correspondent
!, a. t,a a.. .ot,n.,; c,n,,o.rs;,i Go,.,,. w,;tes
~ uee Sine'asi e0"'",e,vsas :, ta..s 80 nt.'ee
from Washington, ~ Htoi.oys: lhere mas
been little progress made in Ohio ssairs
ana rattins 2nae since tha anpofntment
1 n,,, ne n,,s,, ss,'S ~ ~ ~ ss,i, :
OF biliy oaiuweit tHete has stHsnn 'oPftie
flying about among the Payne PsoBie,
and iu g little meeting It was determined
n a.. ps..sias, sbo,l5 be ,na,dos to
1ilse tae PtssefSts setoas0 " ass =, "
show his hand ~ S& fnafe ~ 9See0 9e0 NC
Leaa aud Rana were to be represented aes
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ABauIs Robbed.

ST. Lovrs, April IA AsFshall, Ma
special 70 tho lpst Dispatch says Come
tine last night the Miami Savings Bank,
Miami, this county, was robbed Of 500 900.
The burglars effected an entrance through
the rear window and blew open the safes:
The books and papers were nat stilttlRsed.
slsplRisA tests az three atreet Peddlers
Who Sefe lpitetfhg around here for the
last three days, but disappeated Yesterday,
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Very RemnrEable Reaa,.r,.

Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, OF Manchester,
Mich, WEites. yaty wife has been almost
hplpless Tor five years, so helpless that she
could not turn oyerin he'd alone. She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bltters, and il
so much impreyed, that she Is able now
to do her own work"
Electric Bitterswili do al that Is claimed
for them. Hundreds oftestimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only Aity
cents q hottie at Logan q Co.'s, MwF&w
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WALES, CASE.
a Conflict Between civil and Military Jurls.

a Conflict Between Civil and Military Juris.
tN dIction.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 14.--The case
Of fex.surgeon General Wales upon writ
Of habeas corpus, was dismissed by the Dis.
trict Courts today, without q decision on
the main question or jurisdiction of the
court martial, whosejurisdiction theaccus-
ed questions. The court met to-day, but
adjourned until tomorrow to await the
action Of the Secretary OF the Navy upon a
motion by the counsel for the defense that
proceedings OF the Court be suspended
until "a decision Of the Supreme Court
upon the question Of Jurisdiction could be
had. They expect to get decision by
Friday. Judge Wylie, in dsmissing the
case from the District Court to-day, said
that he had grave doubts OF the jnrisdic-
ton Of the court martial but that question
was not properly before him.
The case Is being much talked over
among army and navy officers and is q
matter for discussion in the Metropolitan
nearly every evening. Officers who are
acting as heads of bureaus, generally hold
to the opinion that General Wales posi-.
tion as the head Of the Bureau Of Medicine
and Surgery, was civil position and
consequently It is amenable to nobody for
neglect Of duty. Ex.Secretaty Robinson
in the club last night when the
subject was under discussion and was aps
pealed 10 for his decision. He said that
In his opinion there could be no
doubt that Surgeon General Wales was
acting In civil capacity, and that
a court martial had no more right totry
him than they would to try the Secretary
OF the Navy. The case is watched with
greatest interest in naval and mill
tary circles, and the decision Of the
Supreme Court will he most important to
the service.
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on,ya R,,n,,,r.

RoSr, April 1.-THE periodic rumor of
the Pope's intention to leave Rome is again
current. The marked favor shown tle u.
t.amontaine cardinal, orgelia, by the Holy
Father is Interpreted rather hastily as
proof thst this time the report Is worthy
O. credenee. This much is true: Leo
III. has connselled Cardinal Oreglia
to present a proposal 10 the Cam
erlengo to arrange the meeting
o. the next Conclave ontside OF Italy,
should the Italians attempt the sligntest
Interference with It's laboss. 0feslia's
domination is very. disagrecable 10 the
Qnirinal,
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LONDON, April l4.-General Sir Gerald
Graham in his report today to the home
government, says tho road between Spa-
kim and - point eight miles west OF Han.
doub is now in condition to make work
on the SuaHm.B .Berber railway easy, Con.
yoys 80 daily to Handoub undisturbe,i.
Osman Digna, General Graham saws. "a
trying to collect followers ior the purpose
Of compelling tho desert tribes 10 iurnish
him with supplies. The percentage oisirk
IN the entire British forces Is REPORTED / y
General Graham 70 be bnt four. >
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

! 1@misraHts 5qa dR during March sfsfsh numbered
Hon. JACOB D. Cox was elected Presi-
dent Of the University of Cincinnati.
Join Burns, the negro who outraged
an aged white lady near Iuka, Miss, was
lpHGhea.
sIjss3sg :ssi ssa 81 sSRS sS s.! Eis 14s
cleaning gun.
B. E. Pollen, Of Paris, KY, committed
splc|de y 3 SogR 9f the Ashland House,
The shoepberger Iron Mil, Pittsburgh,
has resumed, giyiRg employment to Ave
hundred men.
John shotwell, a brakeman on sea.
tncky freight train, was fatally mangled at
Winchester ky.
Monroe Snyder, q yoana mon o. snlli.
van county, Ind, committed suicide ID 4
1T sf mental alteration.
Rev. John ]. Dopsbsrty, Of one time
Vicar General Of the Arch. .liocese Of Bal
timose, died Eessetaay'in Baltimore
Rudolph Keppier 6eamitted suicide at
Idayille, Ind. He did it through fear 0f
punishment for having assaulted a young
boy.
John Callahan was shot and killed by
Andrew Huifmar, at GAINESVILLE, O. They
9uarreled oyerthe settlement et pqslneeg
aalHHa:rs. y z
Governor Gray, Of indiana, says he will
al ~, iha ifIl rad Hhinu 4he honA charge
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Tho Malie,s Riot.

DpRk,S, April lathe Dublin Daily
Epress, to-day, in commenting on the riot
atalallow last evening, on. the occasion oi
theyisitof the Prince and Princess OF Wales
says: "The childishness Of the affair
plainly shows that the Nationalist section
Of the lrlah people, whose doctrine Is
home rale, are totally laGt togovern them.
The hisA Times Independent Conserya.
tye) says: "The rioters were imported
from Cork by the Nationalist leaders"
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A Mapl eriai plseererr.

Consumptiyes and all, who suffer from
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs,
can find a certain cure in DR.. King 10 New
Discovery. for CONSUMPTION. Thousands
Of permanent cures verify the truth oitlits
statement. No mediciRe can show such
2 record Of wonderful cures. Thousands
ofence hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe thei- lives to this New
Discovery. It will cost you nothing tc
give it a trial. y
Free Trial Bottle at Logan 4 Co.'S prua
Store. Large AiSe, a co. awhw
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Loss Of employment,

cEgyytANB, o. APRIL la-At II o'clock
this morning q well dressed, fine looking
young man threw himself in front Of q
train on the lake shsya FSsd Resr tho
pHion depot. The engine knocked him
down, and as the sars were passing oyer
him he was seen to PLACE hishesd On the
rail- HsEss gls gts l sa E,, I R'eS ss his
street. 1.ossfof employment was the cause.
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Aro,irh1 1plsht.

PlTrsauRq4, April l4,-4 special tEo@
Kfittanpingi X R4, sags: A desperate prize
6ght took place in hall here last night.
The contestants were VIM. Robinson and
Joseph Johnson. The agRt vss iOf q
purge Of Sseo. II was Witnessed by 500
perSons. In tho nineteenth and last
found. Robinson struck Johnson q tasiGla
Sey ss.SAss sbnss4 ga 5st ssa l5s s.sssd stisti
the winner. Tho fight lasted two hours.
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NEW YORK poLITIcs.
Setting Up tho Pins for he Gabsrns,asl,
Campaign-The Eligible Partea, I:

Setting Up tho Pins Tor The Guberns aslsi
Campaign-The Eligible Parties.
NV YoRK, April l4.SSecretary Whit.
neY was IN New York over Sunday on the
quiet. Secretary Manning came down to-
night from Albany. lie stopped at Grey.
atone during the day, and Daniel Lamont
ia also reported to have been there.
Lamont went to Washington tonight,
Manning's arrival here Was nat widely
known and he had anly few callers.
Amana others were Collector Robertson,
Assistant Treasurer Thomas @. Acton,
Peter Mitchell, Hubert o. Thompson and
John Bigelow. The SecreHET will leaVe
for Washington In tltf morning. Smith
N. Wesl ana VIA. II. Barnpn are here,
". +. Scott, Of Erie, was here over sun-
day. EY Senator +. u. herman, OF Utica,
came irom Washington last night and
went home to-day.
The air is full tonight OF political gossip.
The most important rumor has feiarenGe
to State politics. Il ID ssit that while
Governor Hill l'Wiil remain In the field as
4 4andidste FOR Governor, an arrangement
has Been made with him thfaua6 Man.
ming, by which he 70 To be taken care OF
by The National Administration, and will
ioin with Manning and others to make w.
!. Dassell OF Buffalo, Cleveland's old law
partner, the Democratic candidate for
Governor.
1tis said that ihls programme has the
inp laelt ot Erattus Corning, Daniel
i. Lockwood and other Democrats who
have been mentioned for Governor, OK.
cept Roswell P. Flower, ex:MaSer Gface.
Edward Cooper and other Sew York CITY
aspsrants ios that Office. II "a Q part ai
Secretary Manning s parpose In Ris pres
ent visit here tQ sepuE5 their acquiescence
in tile state. Bissell Is great big three
hundred pound fat man, with face as
round and soft as an infants. He ;s
known at home as Baby" Bissaii On ac.
count Of his sgEesfsape: He ia q bachelor
,;ke Clegelaapd.
Ex-senator Kernan said to-day that he
believed the people were satisfied with
the Adminis lratfon, and that 1t would be
endorsed at the coming State election.
w. L, Scott Is reported as saying TO his
friends that he always gets uneasy when
his enemies praise him, aad thinks he has
done 1oMet ping wrong: He doesn't like
The praise that Republicans are bestow-
ing on Cleveland as the Democratic pses:.
ident.
The New York Gollectorship Is again
talked about. The same rumor that piyes
Bissell awalk:oyer for the GNhernstorfal
nolpati9H sSs shst tgyaei -
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trunk by some medical student with q
view OF playing ghastly joke upon the
community. But this theory OF the case
has now been abandoned by all. Chief Of
Detectives Burke said toa reporter that
SIT is,a murder and nothing less. The
man in the trunk was killed In the room.
The marks OF his blood are there; here Is
the trunk strap with blood on 1t. The
idea that 1t could be a hoax is absolutely
absurd.n
"What do you think Of the placard in
the trunk, so perish oil traitors TO the
great cause 2"
"That may or may not be clue. 1tmay
be q deliberate attempt to make us be-
lieve that the murder was political assas-
sination, while 1t was murder for
money"
"ofcourse all that can be doee to run
the criminal down will be done"
"surely the man must not escape.
Everything that eau be done will be done
to capture him, the public may depend
ON that
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SouE Of tho boys got away without a
change Of linen, and the Grand Jury
wasn't thinking Of them. Verify they
who are in hurry fee when no man purs
sueth. On the other hand there are those
who wish they had gone before nayiga-
ton closed.
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HIT In tlio Teta,ple.

FORr satTa, AnE., Apsill4.-Aremark.
able killing occurred about twenty-five
miles from here In Bltes tovnahip Sunday
evening. John Calhoun, 8 iatmer aud
prominent citizen, got into diaicsltY
WIN John claanec, Justice Of the peace.
a5d g, was handling Clannoe rather roughly
Saea The latter picked up Q rock and
tlseE tu II at Calhoun, striking him In the
STIaple, producing almost instant death.
cns,a, S,saiee surrendered himself and Is now in
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HOY. lpNsHJ. n. 6oYSiEBuRY, aeye;
land, o., says: q have used scores OF
pile cures, and It affords me pleasure 70
say that i have never found anything
which gives such immediate apd petIna-
iient relief AZ ht. williams Indian Pile
Qlntmcpt.n Wholesale Agents: Logan Y
Co., Wheeling w. Va, and I. o, Dent y
Coz Bridgeport, ohio. paH
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An Answer Wanted,

Can any one bring ms case q; Kidney
or Liver Complaint that ElestTic Hitters
will rot speedily pNtes We say they can
not, sa thoNsands of eases already per-
eaaasRtly cured and who are daily recon-,
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Brght's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary COMPLAINT quickly cured.
They purity the blood regulate the boWo)S,
apa ait directly on the diseasgtl parts:
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC a
bottle by Logan 4 GH, NwFsw
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srEUBESv1LLE.
The aes Republican a Illustration Come.

The aev Republican AdHilnistratiop Comes
Iato. Power.
Special Diyqtch 70 de Iate!igeaer.
s1EuBENvILLE, O.. April l4.-Aiter four
year, Of Democratic administration this
city tonight makes a change. Mayor
james alcoonyille, Democrat, is succeed:
ed by Henry QpRerman, Republican.
During Mayor Meconyille's administra-
ton thers have peep 1870 arrests made,
nearly double that Of any preyious period,
The new Council was called 10 order by
Mayor Nee Conyille, who administered the
oath to the egQncilMen and the Mayor.
elect. ]. u. Reynolda, Republican, was eon-
firmed City. Clerk. w. B. Donaldson was
chosen as President Of the Council, J. NJ.
Barclay, Republican, for City Engineer,
George Thomas, Chief Fire Director; First
Assistant, Ed. Zimmerman; Second,
Charles Medley. The policemen confirm.
ell were John Doyle, qhsrlp9 1,hempson,
s. Merriman, Ghsries t&uimby, Will
Amick, James MCPHERSON and Carson
Calstenson. Opera House Janitor, George
Ferguson. Tho President OF the Council,
ny. B. Donaldson, is President Of the
!steqbennFille 8 Pottery Yapa fafe business
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II may be that the Dolphin hasn't SO
much horsepower asMr. Roach contracted
to put in her, but II this government
doesn't want her at the contract price
Russia Is ready to goslOO,ooo better. That
won't hurt Mr.. Roach's feelings.
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A rown iesf,5 ,,rsmStea.

DIos4Ea WIS., april lI.-Nearly the
entire business portion Of this place wss
destroyed by fire early this Aotning ca,
falling an aggse eeate iosa aTI h1lldin and
sEock 6t 10000 insurance 5000. II
Vas fsgpposed 70 Haye beenot incsndiary
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ANXIOUS IxQulHEn: Yes; in about the
wear 1878 there was . terrible ruction
among The gamblers OF this city. Refer TO
The fles Of the IxrELLroEScER. They will
satisfy your curiosity.
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II would seem that the only thing
necessary for a settlement of tho Afghan
frontier dispute would be the correct pro-
nuuciatiou Of the names OF the Russian
Generals engaged in the conflict.
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wo,srLEY has not given up the idea OF
.,tinr Kbartoum. 1t might also be re-
mrtel ,a that FL Nahdi has not given up
~ i.Ina Of holdingit
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Tur Nationalists Of Ireland seem deter
mined 10 let the Prince and Princess oil
Wales know that the party still lives.
Albert Edward would feel very bad II he
knew OF this effort.
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Ia LineRF4p, sAN SALVADOR, Aprill1.
WA GAlyEroS, 14.-The basis oi peace
was to-day accepted by San Salvador ap,,
Guatemala. Hostilities have ceased. a.
general amnesty has been proclaimctl and
awaits the approval Of the allies. lIc
planipotcntiaries will meet In d coiurka To tn
arrange q definite treatyot peace,
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rur report Of the Committee on Elec-
,hns-dealipg with a matter which in
ssIres ,,, no question Of election-is absurdly
ireouseouential. Faughl
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rur friends Of the Chief Of Police men
.;,n with a smile the pulling Of the colored
',S %,ps gambling house, as much as to say,
1,nlt Porter 'cute2
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1r is suspected that Porter sangatee
.,I The Grand Jury for interfering with
bs business.
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rur cyclone combination has COM
u,ancaJ It's regular spring and summer
.,r .onr by towing with the town Of Whitney,
Y.yoE
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pr7TsprRomrs who sighed for fame
...,od sixty.seyen miles in u roller rink
,s, ,,,s and then tottered home to die.
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.rlre a. s.eaassal,.llla .th.s Mern.as.

sfsttll Dlslltst7I " NlS 1HrtlllVtlt6a. ~ : : !
srEuBESyIIIr, o., April 15.-About one
o'clock this Wednesday morning, fire
visited the Sixth ward and totally
destroyed the double frame dwelling
house belonging TO VIM. @. Anderson. It
then communicated to the grocery, ware.
house and dwelling oil y. y. apd
T. B. Wright which were destroyed
with all their contents. Ander.
SONG loss is $3.50, fully covered by
on oRf5aRSR 5SsFas iss32sS r wf5ghsf Is s Is.
Il Ioss en st5eE < $780, insarea Br ssSSih
the Colambtana Mutual. Z. 3. Wright
who went g New Orleans Monday, loses
$500 on furniture; insured i6f 500.
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Ir isn't every man who has been shot IN
.,s 81 hack that can live to lecture.-0Do"0'
IN R.,n.
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!. FISE Millinery on extsi,oition st E.
isES. & anu sa'a asy, April lGth, 18th and
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W. shall meet beyond the river bye
~ bye-Soug Of srilt' in Bri'igp0",
anu wy
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tRuel,usPaiha.i

Quick, complete cure, sll annoying Kid.
neS, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, s.,
Druggists
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catasrh ei ths lllaaae:

Singing, irritation, inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchu.paiba. 81.
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1nfallible, tasteless. harmless, cathartic
for feyerishness, restlessness, worms, con.
stipaton. 80
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Ghs GntelIigsartas,

o5is,5 NJ. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street:
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cniI0RoFoRNRn Am uiiRnrREIl.

< Putting these things together II is be.
lleyedby thase Who haye stgaIed the taso
most closely. that Maxwell ehloFoioFmed
and killed RFelleF on Sunday, April 9Th,
and u Is knownthat he has not been seen
inthe city since Monday, April 9th, spme
detertiyes were Of 1rst inclined 70 believe
That the body had been placed in the
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From q letter IRON the steamship COM
pahy 1t g inferred that Preller sailed from
England for this country on tile Cephe;
lonia, January cIst, 1855, on q coamefcial
tour Of this country and Australia. The
telegram given above would indicate that
Maxwell agreed to accompany him to
Australia