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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03
DEATHS FROM THE PLYMOUTH FEVER

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, May 2 (SpecidD. -
There fiyo deaths in Plymouth last night and to
day. In family, that OF Jenkn Harris, a cigar
dealer less than three deaths occurred between mid
night last night and today Mrs Harris. who has
been sick a week. died after midnight, and this
morning Jenkin Harris himself and brother, James
who lives with them sucoumbed. The other deaths are
those OF Harry LOngman age twenty-five, and =. c.
Dougherty age thrtyeigh The disease seems to have
had fresh outbreak DR.. Smith, Of the Plymouth
physicians said that between and o'clock this
ing be had twenty three calls to fresh patients He said
that the disease rapidly working its way into the
country, aud that nearly all the
In the suburbs and neghborng hlmlets. At NanticOke
much alarm has been occasOned by the appearance and
rapid spread Of the cplcmic There said to be
nearly POO cases in that town and deaths
reported last night and to-day In the other villages the
disease also making rapid hadway These places are
all I'm deporabc condition far sanitary arrange
ments concerned They are usually hamets of 800
l.2OO people grouped around some coal mine. The
houses cheap and small structures hudded together.
There is Of course. drainage sewerage whatever
almost impossible to obtain exact Information from
these Places but nifty cases reported at AYondae
and two deaths have occurred there About the same
number OF exist at Larkinsve and Hanover, but
deaths AT these places have been heard or Kingston
lust the river from this city, has also few cases
similar nature but the town Is In good sanitary
ditiOn, has excellent water supply and IL Is not
though that the disease will be destructive there
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MORE OFFICERS FOR THE NORTHWEST.

OTTAWA, May 2.-lt is understood that the
Government have received dispatches from Colonel
otter asking that further supply OF officers be sent to
the Northwest at once Tho supposton is that Colonel
otter intends TO divide his force into small companies
for scouting purposes. The number OF officers asked for
has not been learned hut the general opinion seems 10
be that a good many VIII be ordered out
MONTREAL, May 2.-Tho garrison artillery parndcd to-
day Their supplies arrived to-day from ottawa. and
the commissarat Of the regiment Is busily employed
getting them ready for Monday at noon, when they Will
start for the Northwc8t.
weekly journal appeared to-day called Le Mchs, IN
organ the population OF the the Northwest IL II
rebel sheet cOycrty sncerng ut the troops ono article
purpOrts be a report OF General DumOnt, the rebel
leader. aud gives account oih- battle with General
Middleton IN which he asserts that he had only nfty men
withiwhOm he placed sixty OF the Government soldiers
condition 70 fight The same paper compares Ricl
with the late r George Cartier aud sounds the tOcsn OF
the rebcOus meetings which gave the first notes
OIL the HXmnathY with Tho rchns
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TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.


OPENING NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
CINCINNATI, May The post Office was removed thls
morning TO the new Government building on tue north
side OF Fifth-st between Walnut and Main SIS Inc
building opened 10 the public for the hrst the THIS
morning and crowded with visitors
THE NEW CAPITAL. OF WEST VIRGINIA
WHEELING, W. Va, May 2-The state archives and
other property with the officers and their families, lef
here this morning the steamers Bcie Prlhce ana
Chesapeake for Charleston. which by law Is hereafter
the capital OF the The state House here becomes
the City Hall The State House In Charleston Is not
yet completed. - -, M e
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
EXETER, y. H.. May 2.The jury In the case or Will
lam Gilpatrick charged with gross and habual cruel
treatment OF eighty ycaT-Od boy named = Farmer OF
Farmng gton who died ten days after whipping
remained all night and reported this morning their
Inability agree upon verdict Gllpatrick was then
arranged charge OF aggravated assault to which nc
pleaded guilty.
KNOCKING OUT HIS WiFE'S BRAINS.
MACON, Ga, May "a dispatch from Butler to Ihe
telegraph aud Messenger says: Last night the Rev.
Jesse Cook coored knocked his wife down with an axe,
then putting his her throat dealt her three
blows with the axe knocking out ler brains.
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TO QUELL A RIOT IN JOLIET
SOLDIERS ORDERED oUT-sEvENTY STRIKERS CAPT
URFD.


SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, May 2.-The Governor,
last night ordered four companies Of the 4th Regiment
OF the State militia to be sent to Joliet at to quel
riot at that place. AdutantGeneral Vance and Captain
Bell left last night for Joliet The Governor i'm
pOrtuned all day yesterday by the Sheriff Of viii County
for troops. The Sheriff states that threats being
made TO burn Joliet The companies ordered out are
from La Sale, Bloomington StreatOr and Ottawa. by
order OF Adjutant-Genera Vance, Gatling gun 5000
rounds OF ammunition, 200 Overcoats and thirty-iye
tents sent to Joliet this morning.
General Vance has sent the following dispatch to the
Governor; About half-past this afternoon, two
hundred and fy strikers from LemOnt were app roach
ing Singer NObess quarries, where two companies OF
Colonel Benefits command posted. Under the di-
rectlon OF Colonel W. Murray. special deputy sheriff.
Captain JacksOns company was placed In ambush.
Lieutenant 81. Clars company commanded the road 70
Joliet The strikers were halted by Deputy Sheriff
Mum and commanded 10 disperse They refused TO
obey. BrandishIng their clubs they cried, on 10 Jol
let ? No man shall work The companies deployed,
closing in the TANKS Seventy strikers were capt
ured with the assistance Of the deputy sherfs, aud
marched prisoners to Joliet and are now held by the
sheriff In Major Woods battery armory.
Captain Blanchards and Captain Madden's cOmpa-
two and half miles south OF singer quarry were
placed special train aud run TO LOckpOrt, under
Colonel Bennett They deplOyed as skirmishers, cover
ing nearly mile front and now securing the coun-
between LOckpor and Singer quarry for those who
escaped There were no casualties
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THE DEAD NAN IN THE TRUNK.
cHLoRoFoRMED AND PUT IN ALIvE-TRUNK MYs-
Terry NUMBER THREE.

PrTTsBURG, May 2 (SpecidD D.-EIundreds of
Italians to-day viewed the remains Of the italian whose
body found in trunk the Union Depot last
ing. About ii o'clock a weldressed Italian about
twenty-five years OF age entered the undertaking
and approaching the coffin lifted the lid The moment
his eyes fell upon the face OF the dead cry Of
recognition escaped MS lips said that his was
Antonio sabeni and that he had known the dead
well. He was called Philippe Coroso He and sablen
had been employed together aborers railroad in
Chicago. COroso, said sableni, not of quarresome
nature He saved his earnings and sableni advanced
the opinion that he had been murdered for his money
subsequently Mrs. Bonasalli, the wife of smthfeld
st. cOnfectoner interviewed and she said that
Coroso her brother who at time kept peanut
stand In Fourth ave. this city, He removed to Chicago
several years ago married there had a wife and
two children No 143 South Canalst., Chicago Mrs.
BOnasta has elegraphed to his wits for information.
suspicious person noticed following the trunk
1t being taken to the baggage-room at the Union
depot yesterday He did not say word but after gazing
around for a few minutes walked away. The
police have been furnished with description OF
him, which somewhat to that OF the
man who received the baggage check at Chicago This
afternoon the body was buried in UniOndale Cemetery,
Allegheny City The money order and other effects
found on the body have been mailed to ths Chicago
chief OF police.
The theory is advanced that the victim was chloro-
leads belief that when consciousness
had been restored ne yomted and shortly after died OF
suftocaton.
In the meantime second trunk mystery has been de-
veoped, and Philadelphia will be left to solve It, This
delphia, through here last night. When the
train reached Columbus, Ohio yesterday two young
inquired whether the trunk on the train, and on
being informed that 1t purchased tickets to this
city, On arriving here they bought tickets and boarded
the train for Philadelphia The trunk reached the latter
city at to-day; the strangers should have reached
there at a. III. AT Altoona the baggagemaster In
charge OF tho containing the trunk overcome
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FIGHTING FOR A PLACE OF BAPTISM

CHARLESTON, 5. c., May 2.-Accounts have
been received here of singular quarrel between fac
tons of a negro church the Islands Beaufort
One point in the controversy the right to use
tain established place Of baptism March seabrook, on
whose land il was. denied the " Independent Baptists
permission his shore and they led by the Rev.
Barnwe got baptismal service to test the ques-
ton The minister negro girl who was the candidate,
and two other persons in In the ndepend.
ent procession which invaded SeabroOks premises and
were violently thrown to the ground by the upsettng
of the wagon in melee which ensued Hoes axes. bots
ties sticks and other weapons were used and the stand
ard bearer OF the procession used his staff vigorously.
Sixteen persons arrested IN cOnsequencc,for melting
riot aud disturbing worshpand seven were bound over
fAIr
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NEws MOTIFS FnoM LONDON.

IlUNUDN Wy :.
TIE EsHEH srAKE--This was tho third day OF the
second spring meeting Of the ~audown Park Club The
for the Eshrr stakes. mdwcight handicap. was
won by Lord Durham'- threc-year old bay cole Red
skin. e. llbbcrs old brown horse St Vincent
was second aud the Duke OF Wosminstcrs siNyeaT-Od
chestnut horse WhppeT-n third.
SMALLPOX ANovG CANADiNys.-sincc tho arrival from
the sOudau Of the Canadian bOutmcn several OF them,
including Colonel Kennedy, have been attacked by
smallpox. The sufferers have been taken 20 hospitals
THE ARYssIStA.-The GulOn Line steamer Abyssinia,
from Liverpool for NcwNork before reported returning
disabled, arrived of Iolyhead this morning In tow.
THE QUEENS RETURN HouE.-Thc Queen and Princess
Beatrice returned 10 England from the continent this
evening, aud have gone tO Windsor Castle.
BERLIN, May DIR Koch. tho famous cholera expert
has been appointed professor IN the University OF
Berlin.
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4 LIGHTNING SCHEDULE FOR MA1RIMoyY.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, May "a sensation has
been created in this by the sudden wedding OF
Loren f. Bishop, young baker, and Mary Shoemaker.
pretty and mischevous young miss. The latter hap
pened to be in the formers shop, buying rolls when he
payfuly made some expression OF personal admiration
and said that he had notion to go right of and get
ried to her Ineyor refuse dare was her response.
Bishop offered to go Immediately and get license but
gave her a chance to recede from the proposition sho
did not rocede, however but went with him soon rs
he could put his The license was procured and
before sunset they were married.
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PHASES OF IRISH POLITICS.

LONDON, May 2.-The Parnellites are en-
gagged In the preparation of plan for work in the
ing electoral campaign But they do not be
thusastc In the work Only thirty five members OF the
party could be induced attend the latest meeting
called to formulate plan Of operations Tho Irish party
seek retain fifty OF their present seats in Parliament
by the election OF new candidates.
The Government have decided to postpone making any
decision the revival of the Crimes Act In ireland
II the Queen concludes 10 make visit TO Ireland this
autumn, she cOntemplaes doing, 10 Is more than
probable that the proposition TO revive the Grimes
Act will be dropped else modified.
The authorities of Dublin Castle report that the condi
ton OF Ireland indicates the growth Of tendency TO
better order and the gradual dminutOn OF the number
ana influence OF secret societies among the Irish people
Is stated that since the conference at Rome of Irish
prelates there has been perfected In Ireland union
National party
movement has been started in Dublin 90 purchase
py popular subscription royal residence In Ireland It
IS h0ught by the organizers OF this movement that the
royal presence IN Ireland part OF the year at least
ment.
UNWILLING TO PART WITH Mr.. LOWELL.
LONDON, May 2.-The suggestion in favor of
Offering Mr. Lowell the Merton at Oxford
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

SOUTH BRAINTREE, Mass, May An IN
cendiary last night destroyed dwelling IN West-st
owned by the estate OF Mrs. Euhiee Collins The con-
tents ofthe house were also burned, The loss $1,000
Insurance 81 800.
GIRARDyILLE, Penn May 2.-The fire Is still making
headway In the Preston Coliery No 3, where the ex
posOn occurred yesterday The mules have been taken
out and preparations being made to HOOD the mhe
LAcEYvLLE Penn, May tSpecidD.-Ihe mousse OF
Frank Frost, station agent OF the Erie Railroad at
Chemung, N. ". burned with its contents Tho
loss Is y, ,OOOi no insurance
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DARING SEIZURE or 4 TRUNK.

PROVIDENCE, May Especial. EARLY this
morning John H. Linn. drummer for L. ana W. Clab-
worthy Of Now-York. arrived ut the stonngton Road
baggage room with trunk filled with samples of cut
lcry valued at 500 While the baggagemaster was alb
sent for moment James Carroll and John McKenna
zed the trunk and with out Of the depot and
down the track few hundred yards to the cove lands
and began breaking Il open. squad Of police soon had
the men in custody and recaptured the trunk.
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UNABLE TO ESCAPE FROM FLAMES.

Fire broke out in the brass department OF the
spring Perch Company of Bridgeport on Friday night
and quickly spread to tho floor above occupied by the
Bridgeport Elastic Web Company, cansing damage to
the latter OF $4,000, stock and machinery fnly
insured The Spring Perch Company VIII lose F9,OoV,
also fully insured. John Neadle, watchnan TOT p0th
companies, overcome by smoke and suit0cated HIS
body found yesterday crOuched beside the uoot e
ing the back yard, where he evidently attempted 10
mako his escape lie lfy five years old ana leaves
widow and three children. The cause Of the IRE IL u-
Ln1I
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ELAMEs IN c. p HrNrINGrONs HOUSE.

Fire broke out little after midnight this
morning IN the house Of C. r. huntington No. 90 Park
ave Il was caused by defective nue between the ceiling
of the dining room and the floor Of the parlor. Tho
family and the servants had carried paintings and
valuable articles Of many kinds 10 places Of safety
before thenremen arrived Tho carpets were torn mp.
great hole I'm the paror floor and the aInes soon
ektmgulshcd e Little damage was caused.
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FISHING WITH DYNAMITE.

ZANEsvILLE, Ohio, May 2.-The destruction
of fish. by firing dynamite cartridges under water be-
ing practsed extensively in the Muskingum river this
year The conclusion stuUs II it does not kill the nsh,
and they to the surface where they can DC easJ
captured by the fishermen. Only small proportion are
large enough for the marke the rest are thrown oaek
into the river Great Indignation is felt over their whole
sale slaughter and the law does not proholt ~ thete
is talk OF hiring detectives by popular subscription, ahd
making the guilty persOns nncOmfOrtaeIe.
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AN AMERICAN IN A SPANISH PRISON.

BOSTON, May IA dlspatch 10 TIC HeTuH
from Valencia announces the discovery in prison IN
that place OF Clark Allison Of Somerset Mass. Allison
was quartermaster the Anchor Line steamer Acadia
and while the vessel Valencia he arrested for
intoxication and assault Oh watchman. and thrust
into prison. where he has been for nine months awaiting
trial this imc he has lived rice, bread aud water
and has been heTded with most lOathsOmc set OF
Spanish criminals The Herald correspondent Interested
the British Consul in the prisoners behalf there being
American Consul at that port, aud was III hopes OF
procuring his release.
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WIFE BEArERs NOT TO BE WHIPPED.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 2.-Tke attempt to es-
tabsh the whipping post by law in this statehas failed
The bill before the House this week made punishabeby
whipping for wilfuy to beat, bruise. mutt
late his wife, any other female person. Even after
clause dropped, and the court given dis
creOnary power to impose different penalty the bil
defeated. The sentiment in Kentucky, favorable 70
"a whipping post law, applicable to petit larceny and
other minor crimes is strong and steadily growing.
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The portrait of Lady Playfar by Mr. Sargent the
American, EFFORTS admiration from English critics
as an astonishingy brilliant piece of painting.
With the exception of the Academicians already
named the success of the exhibition is largely due
to the good work of outsiders. G. W. 8.
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"STONEWALL" JACKSON'S WAR HORSE.

MOBILE, Ala, May q" Little SOrrel,"
"stonewall" JacksOns war horse, brought here to-
dayfo exhibition aid the endowment fund Con-
federate Soldiers Home. be established in Richmond
The animal has taken about the South Tor this
nnrpose aud the local press each place rec0uns the
battles through which he bore his master.
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ASSIGNMENT DUE 70 A FAILURE IN YEwToRR

IEKIE IIAUTE, IHU., NIdN A.-I mp oCHIU5S,
cothier made an assignment this morning to A. Herr
IIo also owned and operated hat store and overall
manufactory here and clothing store in Independence
Kan His liabilities are coo and the assets 100000
The cause OF the failure is the overthrow OF preferences
In the case of RmdskOpf Bro. Co., of New York. of
whom he was "a preferred creditor TO the extent OF
$4,000 when they failed.
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, CONTEST IN THE ILLINOIS ASSEMBLY.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 2.-Incompetent
clerks OF tho committee which is recountng the
ballots from the XIIth District yesterday announced
that Klupp had majority Of $40 Mulheran, the sit
ting member The clerks made Of l20O IN favor
OF Kupp the result of the recount the present mem
Der will retain his seat
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PRESTAN HIDING IN THE WOODS.
A FORCE OF CoLoMBIANs TO CAPTURE THE REBEL
TFADEP.

IBY CABLE FROM SPECIAL coRREsroNDENrl
Colon May 2, via Galveston-Prestan' the reoei
leader who arrested several Americans because the
United States Consul refused TO deliver to MN
arms from the Pacific Mail steamship Colon mas
not been seen since he reduced this city to ashes
He has now been traced to the woods about three
miles from here Sixty of his followers still cling
to him. Colonel Brun will start Tomorrow AT day
light with a force of Colombians TO capture the
rebel chief.
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ACCIDENT TO A WESTERN TRAIN.

DENVER, Col, May 2.-News was received
here at midnight last night that the Salt Lake express
tain which left here at G45 In the evening was wrecked
half n mile OF Marshall Pass Two or three emi-
grants were slightly injured and two brakemen badly
lurt
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HAILSTORM IN VIRGINTI

PETERSBURG. Va, May "A hailstorm
passed the counties adjacent to Petersburg yes
erday afternoon, doing considerable damage to vegc-
taton and II is feared injury to the fruit crop;
Along the Eastern Division OF the Norfolk aud Western
Railroad the fall Of hail was the heaviest I'm many
years and accompanied by heavy rain land wind
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"JAPANEsEvHLAGE EXHIBITION IS FLAMES.

LONDON, May 2.-The japanese Village
exhibition. an Illustration Of the daily life Of the people
in a village I'm Japan. which has been given for some
time past in Humphreys Hall, Albert Gate Hyde Park
was destroyed by fire this morning The exhibition con-
sisted OF aud contained temple. theatre,
houses wherein Villagers dwelt, and shops all filled
with goods from Japan The village burned like tinder
and was DESTROYED within one hour. hundred natives
of japan occupied the houses I'm the village All es-
capped The apparatus from all parts OF London were
on the ground The flames subducd at 2. IN. The
damage will amount to $4,000 other buildings were
damaged 10 the extent OF 100000
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HORSES BURNED IN BROOKLYN.

A frame stable mt No. 517 Herkimer-st.,
brooklyn owned by Robert Forsyth, burned ycster-
day Three horses valued 5000 burned to death
The loss on the building was = 100
Fire damaged stable at No. ll69 Deanst To the ex-
tent 800 Friday night and burned up horse val
ned "A S40 There insurance.
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RowELL WINS TnE WALKING MATCH

LONDON, May 2.-The six-day walking match
at the Westminster Aquarian closed tonight. Rowcl
finished first The Acquarian crowded with spccta
tors The contest lost interest owing 10 the retirement
OF LttlcwOOd account OF Illness. Ache. the French
lOngdstancc champion, completed only 1913 miles The
youth COnuOr. who made 337 miles, is considered the
coming champion. The total OF the principal
tcstants follows: Kowell, l3O Cartwright, 1913
Mason, $40
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diapers which in excellent OF pre- servaton
Ihe gilt on the book Is rs fresh just laid
dark, muddy liquid has accumulated In the bottom Of
tue jar, from some unknown source, but 1t has not
metically sealed
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PHILADELPHIA KENNEL CLUE

PHILADELPHIA, May 2 (SpeciaD.-The Phil
adephia Kennel Club VIII give its annual show OF dogs
at Industrial Hall beginning on May 10. Eatres clos
On May 2. The premiums arc large
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pvv.YOR FOX AND THE MINT

PHILADELPHIA, May 2 (Speciah h.-Ex-M Mayor
Daniel NJ Fox says that he has heard nothing of the
rumor that he be nominated superintendent OF tue
Mint in place of Colonel snowden He would. how
ever, accept the position.
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is gaining strength daily. IL is understood that Mr.
Lowell has signed his willingness 10 accept inc o oo
its proer Is made unanimous. The salary Is StOOo
per annuin Mr.. Phelps. II Is stated here VIII MAKE ~
change in the personnel Of the American Lega'lOn ~
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CONTENTS OFAY OLD CORNERSTONE

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The cornerstone OF
the Third Reformed Dutch Church. laid In 1885, mas
been removed from tho debris OF the edihco ana
onened The sealed Jar within contained books ahd
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ABOLISHING ms URANOK CONBNATIUNN
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 2.-The Legislature
to-day passed aaw aboishing local boards OF Under
writers in this State and preventing combinations to
regulate insurance rates
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BALLOTING FOR SENATOR ~ ILLINOIS
SPRINGFIELD, H., May 2.-In joint Assembly
to-day ballot for United states Senator resulted in 10
votes Tor Morrison, for Logan, and scattering
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END OF THE FRANCO-EGYPTGAN TROUBLE
ALEXANDRIA, May 2.-M. Tallandicr, the
French Charg 6dAGairs In Egypt departed hence his
return to Cairo this evening 10 resume his post.