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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-16
A bridegroom Rscomes Insane

NEBRASKA CITY, NEB., May 15.-Mr.
Sandsrson, aged 30, married a widow
named Page, ed 50, fOw days ago, a I'd
during the wed ling night became violently
sane. Last mig { he red to kill her and
then made several unsuccessful attempts to
commit suicide. Troubls with a divorced
wife is tao cause Of nis insanity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-16
Readings Iron Works.

READING, PA. May l5-The appraise-
ment of the Reading Iron Works, which
went into the hands OF an assignee three
mont Is ago, will be Hlsi here tomorrow.
1t values the property a. about 81, ,251, 900.
After paying Oh the m ,rtgages tals would
give the common creditors from IS TO IS
mar pcnA
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BAPrIsrs AND MISSIONS.
Anniversary Celebration ofthe Ameri-
can Union

Anniversary Celebration ofthe Ameri-
can Union.
Boston, May 15.-The celebration of the
18th anniversary Of the American Baptist
Missionary Union was begun to-day. This
is the foreign mission organization Of the
Baptists of the northern states, having a
constituency of 100000 church members.
its missions ara in Burmah. Siam. China,
India, Asia, Japa in the Corgo valley,
Eesr Africa, and ia eight countries Of
Europe Taking the numb r Of churches
and church members in its mission. tbs
Baptist union is the largest missionary so
ciety in the world, tho ga there are several
In this country and England which expend
more money.
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Kinn Hnmhert.e Vist.

BERLIN, May 15.-Emperor William has
requested Burgomaster Forcksnceck to
make arrangements FOR a special fste on the
occasion Of King Humbert's visit 10 Berlin.
The municipal authorities are accordingly
making elaborate p spA atoms for the
event, and are in daily consultation with
leading artists and architectF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-16
TRIP OF TaA sHAH.

Warm Welcomes in the Russian
Towns on His Route.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 15.-Ths Shah of
Persia, who is now journeying from Tshsran
to st. Petersburg, is meeting with a grand
reception in Russia. At Erwan the streets
thr ugh which he passed were lined With
troops, and at several points there were
triumphal arches bearing the inscription :
40 the Shah'S Sacred Pers m" The to WIN
was brilliantly illuminated on the night Of
the day the shah arrived.
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a PRIEST AS A WITNESS.

Nothing Vicious Associated With the
LeaRs in Loughrea
LONDON, May 15.-Fathor Egan testified
before the Parnel commission TODAY. He
said that leading men of Loughres belongel
to the branch # ths lsagus ia that district
No serious crime had been commit ed rom
the time sof the formation Of the LouRhrea
branch until it was suppressed, except the
murder Of Police nen Lii ton. This crime
had been condemned at a meeting of tie
| ague and the witness bad denounced il
from the altar OF his church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-16
MANAGES BLooD-RAD RAZOR.

After Killing his Wife a Grocer Cuts
his own hroat.
INDIANAPOLIS, May l5.-Ferdinand
Schroeder, grocer and saloon Keeper at
No. 23l Shelby street, this morning cut his
wifs's throat as she stood with her babe in
her arms, killing her instantly. He ran
about 200 yards to a vacant lot. and kneel-
ing down, slashei lis throat with the same
razor. dying half an hour later. Schroeder
was Insane.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-16
O'Brien sues.

LONDON, May 15-Patrick O'Brien, men,
ber Of parliament for Nor h Monaghan, has
brought action for libel against Inc London
Times. Liverpool Courier and Thomas
Wallace Russell, unionist mem or of par
lament. The suits are based on the ground
that the defendants accused the plaintiff OF
FalcreiQh
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-16
Death at Jesup.

JEsUP, GA, May 5-Yesterday morn
ing a. 10:45 O'Clock "a mess was cast over
town by the nouncement Of the death Of
Mrs Fra ces Fair, vile of Johu B. Fair,
leading citizs of tais place. Mrs. Fair
had been i'll out a short time ald her death
was a great surpt ise to all. She was mar
risd about two years ago. and leaves an
infant months old.
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Death OF q Publisher.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-WIlliam W
Harding. for many years proprietor and
publisner oil the Philadslpnia Inquirer,
died at his residence this mo ming. Mr.
Harding had suffered for ths past two
years from complication OF diseases q
VAS seldom seen in his office during thAt
period. He retired from active busineS
life three months ago.
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EDITORS OF THE NATION.
Meeting of the Executive Committee
at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 15.-The executive
committee of the National Editorial Associ-
alton met in this city to-day with about
twenty members present, including Presi-
dent j. r. Belts Of Arkansas and Secretary
Fletcher Of Illinois. The next meeting of
the association was set fo~ Detroit, Mich,
Aug. 81 TO 80 Papers will be prepared on
topics Of general interest to the newspaper
profession. The Indications point to an at
tendance Of fully 800 delegates, represent
ing some thirty-five or forty state and dis
trict associations.
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A I. arriage Near Midville.

MrDvILLE, Ga, Ma 15-To-day at the
resiGencs o. L. L. Jones at Orris Grove
near here, Miss Annie Millette a d
" alter b. Mitchell, Of Hampton, 8. c.,
were ma ried by the Row 3. Anthony, OF
Waynesborl. Tae bride and groom will
stop In Waynesb1ro with friend, and rela-
tives few days and the 60 to the homo of
the groom.
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BkrSBmDoE, Ga, May IS. "A young jew
elog,Js sic J. Subor, was welded at o'clock
Monday morning II the Presbyterian
church 70 Miss Lila L. billiard u Now
Yc K. Miss Diuiari ID a near relative Of
Capt " FenhoAy oi our city, With whom
sbe baS bssu spending the winter.
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Results of the chess Games.

NEW YORK, May l5- be results OF the
games Of the International chess tourna-
ment today were a. follows: Bird won
from Mcleod, Tschigo IN from J. w.
Baird, Gunsberg from Delmar, Showalter
from Mard ez, @ sdp from Judd, Burrille
from aubenhans. The games between
Burn and Blackburne, Hanla and Lips
chutz, Pollock and d. @. Baird aud Mason
and Weiss resulted in draws
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THE sCHUETz ENrEsr.
RED NJ N FuLA OF JOY.
Their Visit to Brunswick and st.
simon's tIiQhy Pleasing.

Cluph L1Akh-H 4 lohSAhBs
Brunswick, Ga, May 15.-The Great
Council Of Red Men just closed was an en-
thusiastc one. The delegates were given
a excarsion to st. Simo IS Island to-day,
aud returned pleased with tho trip. They
assembled in the parlors Of tle Ocean hotel
to- Ight, aud maly INDUCED in speech
making, after which the crowd dispersed,
some taxi the night train for home. The
newly elected officers Of the great council
Of the sCate for the ensuing term
are: Great sachem, c. C. Gi.let; great
chief of records, Jacob E,nmel; great
keeper OF the wampun, q. Il. John ,on 4;
great god of the wampum, j. Z. Roper Of
atlanta; great senior sycamore, X. f, Da l.
iel5 Of Gfilii great ju ior sycamore, L..
I. Potts Of Angus IA; great prophet, J. T..
Ahner of CoiumOus; great sannap, Y. A.
Wright Of Jackson; great mi he ,owa, j.
T. smith of Angus a; great god of the for
est G.. w. Calvin of Brunswick
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TRNNILLa.s BLACK THUG.
Detectives Land Him in Jail After a
Lively struggle.

detectives Land Him IN jail Atter a
Lively struggle.
TENNILLE, GA, May l5.--The negro,
Win FL nes, who made the muir ferrous as
sault upon Operator P. p Fripp last Mon
day night, was captured early this morni &
about Fl ye miles from town. His where
abouts were made known by another egro,
and CousI ables M ffett and Hartley re-
paired to the place last Mig The negro
dashed out OF the house aud made his o. ape
at appearance of the officers en- dsshd 4.
bile, but W s compelled to return for his
clothing, whereupon the officers seized him
and brought nim 10 town. He had prellmi-
nary trial before Justice Davs and was
sent TO jail in default Of a $500 bond to
await the action Of the supsri IT CO rt in
September mex. 1t was a dastardly as
sault, and he CO munity is rejoiced TO
know that just cs was speedily meied out
to him. Mr.. Fripp is a quiet, inoffensive
young man, and . assault vas wholly un-
provoked. He is fast recovering from the
wounds he received.
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QUITMAN, GA, May l5.--Tbe jury in the
Arri gt0n-Lane case is still out and there
is little probability Of a vsrd Ct They sent
for Jldge Hanssl to-day and asked TO bs
discharged, as they could not az GO, b u the
judss refu ed 10 do So He will k ep them
In until Saturday, unless they agree sooner.
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Southern Fresbyterians. ).

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 1j-The
souther geaeral assembly Of the Presby-
terian church will meet in this city to-
morrow at II o'clock IN the First Presby-
terinn church The assembly will bs opsnel
by q sermon from Rev. D.. Bullock Of
Washington, D. c.. the retiring moderator
An organization will then be effected, and
the first business meeting will be tomorrow
night
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rive brewer .es purch Aaed.

DETROIT. Mich, May IS "A En slish
syndicnEs Through John y. Grant al New
York, has consummated the purclNse Of
i've large Detroit brsweries They are
those OF Jacob Man1a, Chris. Endrlsa, 0le-
bel & Mlc0enfsdsr, AID swo othorl. Ths
consideration was 500, 900
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FIRE AT WAYCROss.
The Store of H. A. Bennett Burned
with Its Contents.

with It's Contents
WAYcRoss, GA. May 15.-At l o'clock
this morning the store of H. A. Bennett
was discovered to be on fire. Tho flames
broke out in the rear Of the building, and
when disco cred had gained such headway
that it was imposs bls to control the n. 1t
was with great difficulty that the adjacent
buildings we saved
The storebouse, owned by B. f. Williams,
together with the stock of H. A. Bennett,
wa, entirely consu ned. Tne loss is as fDi-
lows: o build ngs, $1,2J0; Insurance $500;
on stock $1,000; no Insurance.
DR.. Williams AMI Bailey, practicing phv-
sicians, who occupied offices on tue second
floor, lost on drugs, surgical instrumel
and office equipments, about $500. and had
no sura ce.
The fire was undoubtedly the work Of an
incendlary
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Our A,1atriAn Mission.

VIENNA, Nay 15.-The emperor to-day
gave an audience to Mr. Bawton, the re-
tirirg United Sta os minis er, who present
ed his etters # recall Aftsrw rd the en-
peror received Col. +. d. Grant. the new
minister, who presented his credentials.
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Summer Work of the justices.

w AsHINGToN, May 15.-Chief Justice
,tl-I' of the lupreme court, left here this
! t~rnoon i1' Tor Norfolk, Va, and from there
y III 60 South Carolina on his district
I DGI' associate justices have not yet
l,IouAeed ~ when they intend starting on
h 1,t summer district tours, but will prob
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SANDERsvILLE. GA, Nav l5.-Co nductor
McNa,r, OF the Augusta, Gibson AID Sa d.
ersville railroad, broughs news to-day that
a man by the lame Of Nobies dropped dead
this morning at the depot At Avera. he
was rather aged. ID neart disease was
thought 10 be- the cause.
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APIA's MUNIC PAL COUNCIL.
England Mad at what 1t Calls Phelps
Com u1prOrniaa

bHBItAIlU 4AAU hL WuWL IJ OAIIb PhoIpa'
Compounds.
BERLIN, May l5.--The Subcommittee Of
the Samoan conference has decided that the
municipal council of Alpha shall comprise
six members, Germany, England d the
United States each to appoint one member.
The other three members shall be elected
by residslts of Apla. Thi decision dis
please TIE British comm issioners, VINO call
1t the Phelps compromise. Mr.. Phelps,
although noG 1lember of the sub-com-
NIT e e, wss ask and Will attend its last
meeting
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BERLIN, Mav 15.-Sir Edward Msloy
the British an mbassador, gave din or al
the British ampasfy to-day TO the delegates
T. the Sa aoan co ference. II IS eIpec ID
that the next sitting OF the conference will
be held to-morroW.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-16
ALL ABOUT AUGUSTA.
The Cooking MAN ne Schutzenfest
An Accidental Shot

The Cooking Man ne Schutzenfest
An Accidental Shot
AUGUSTA, GA, May 15-The interstate
cooking main between North and South
Carolina wa begun to-day in Hamburg, s.
c., across the river from Augusta. The
birds are pitted by r. r.. Anderson of Edge
field, :. c., and Sydney II 1t of Graham,
N G. Three of the main fights were fought
to-day and eight will be fought to-morro +,
only eleven having been mate cd in the
span of twentv-one. Three hack fights
we're fought between the same rArties
when the mail fights were over for the day.
N rth Carolina on two out of three in the
main fights, and South Carolina two out Of
the three hacks. Two hundred and fifty
dollars a side is staked on the main, with
$25 on each fight, aud $50 side on each
hack fight.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The Royal Arcanum grand council was
held to-day with closed do rs The election
OF officers resulted as follows: Grand regent,
r. J. Powell Of Barnesville; grand orator,
A. 7. Simmons of Rome; grand secretary,
&. s. Connerat Of Savannah; grand treas
urer, J. z. Flanders of Macon; grand
guide, \ +. Weisiger of Augusts; past
grand regent, G. II. Harmon of Savannah.
Tonight the meeting was concluded with
an informal repast in the hall. The grand
council has been a salts &C ory one, prin-
cipally devoted to the routine business of
the order.
THE SCHuETzENFESr.
At the schuetzenfest to-day Henry Gieb-
ner delivered the welcoming address, ami
in the compa y target shooting The Rich
mond Hus ars won, with the Palmetto
Rh of Aiken second. Capt. Williams Of
the Palmetto Rifl g won the officers prize.
In thu drill for the battalion plume A. J.
Re XII of the Clinch Rifles was the winner.
Tonight Homer Wright, barkeeper at
the Central hoteI, Ia attempting to put
pistol in his pocket discharged it into his
right side above the hip. The surgeon
could not locate the ball. Wight suffered
no pain from the wound and it may or may
not prove TO be daneerous wound.
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epain's Jesuits.

MADRID. May 15.-Ths public prosecutor
at B lbao mas instituted an inquiry into the
recent demons ration at the Jesuit uaiver-
sity in that city 1t is stated al the
JoSuitS ore wording actively in support oil
the cause OF Don Carlos
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BRIGANDs ON A GIBBRr.

Five OF the D0speradoes Fay the Death
Penalty at Sofia,
SOFIA, May 15.-Five brigands were
hanged in the courtyard Of the prison here
to-dav. They were led separately to the
scaff Id, and we're La ged in succession.
Each man was envslopsd in a bag pa ssed
over his mead and reaching to the waist.
Their struggles were prolonged several
minutes. A mob broke through the Gordon
surrounding the Jail. and the gsn d'armvs
mad great difficulty in keeping them away
from the scaGfold.
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LANCASTER, Pa, May 15.--Col. Samuel
L. Fowler, president Of the projected Read
ing and Chesapeake railroad, died suddenly
this evening Of apoplexy, aged 70 years
Col. Fowler owned large tracts Of land In
the south.
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wABAsa LIN So SOLD.
They Were Bid in by representatives
OF the BondhOlders.

OF the Bondholders
CHICAGO, May 15.-Fhe lines Of the
Wabash rail, ay east of the Mississippi
river were S Id before Judges Gresham and
Jackson to-day to MeEsrs Ashley and Joy,
represen ing 90 per cent. of tho bon Is, and
acting in the interests of the Wabash West
eru pu chasing committee. for SIS, $50, 900.
The Wabash lies were first sold in four
sections and then sold as q whole. The
lines east of the river will, it is understood
te consolidated with the lines west Of the
river. with headquarters at st. Luis
NessIs. Pepper, Jonnso7, Purify and Par
sons represented the minority bondholders.
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French Exports and Imports.

PARIS, May 15.-T French board of
trade rstu-as for April show decrease of
8, IN 900 francs In imports and an / crease
OF %, 463, $50 fra cs in exports as compared
with tnose Of April, 1888
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To Aid the PanauaS Company.

PARIS, May 15.-Le Paris says q at the
government as decided t) introduce In
parliament bill to aid the Panama Canal
COMPANY.
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Perrln's rial.

PARIS, May 15.-Tne case Of Perrin, who
recently fired a iot at President Cirn t,
has been sent back to the police tribunal
The trial will take place Immediately. 1t
is probable that light sentences will be i'm
pCaad
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Nontana's Elec,,on w. C,o.o

--,,oLLNA, MONT, May 15.-Returns from
.s,.-ay 8 election are too incomplete 10
5., lAe the exact membership Of the
WI uonal convention. As far as re-
W. they indicate that tue contest will
IA y e.ose, with the chances in favor If
a. .Iocrats by narrow majority. The
VA VA member member from jefferson oouaty may
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vienna. May l5.-The police haze for
bidde tito mssting called by the anti
semitic members Of the municipal council
Of tbs city 70 discuss the semitic question.
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Minister Reid Received.

PARIS. May 15-Whitelaw Raid, tho new
American mi lister, wa' rece'ved by NJ.
Spuller minister Of foreign affairs to-day.
President Csrnot will receive Mr.. Reid at
the end OF the week
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vIRGINIA's HAIL STORM.
Some Vegetables Ruined and Replant-
ing Necessary.

NORFOLK, VA, May 15.-Reports from
the hail storm of yesterday afternoon sho y
that great injury was done to the vegetable
crops on the western brapch. Ser Gus dam
age seems to have been confined to at sec
tion Of Norfolk county. Cabb ge, tomatoes
cucumbers, squsshes, Strawberries and
green peas were almost entirely lost and
potatoes were badly damaged In some
cases the crops we're entirely down and
destroyed Farmers ars preparing to re-
plant
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Rsar Admiral Donaldson Dead.

BALTMoRK, May %. Rear Admiral "a.
ward Dls.aldson, United 4fntes navy, aged
IS. died AZ t|s homo Ia Baltimore - 4
clock thNs Afternoon. His phyAclana sad
thnt ga ANe ana Liver eomplalnt wero tho
fauag1
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FERRY BlArs c .LLIpE.

TWO Women Fatally and Three Badly
Injured.
PHlLA DELPHIA, May 15-Ths ferry boat
Peerless, plying between this city and Glou-
cester. N. j., collided with the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad ferry boat j. S.
Schultz this morning in tns Delaware river,
badly injuring five young women, passen-
gers on the Sclultz, and carrying away
portion of the lad es' cabin. Two Of the
injured win probably die. Nobody on the
Peerless WAS hurt
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Lord Bsaconsnsld's Nephew.

LONDON, May Is l5-Coningaby D'ISrasli.
nspasw OF the iats Lord Bsa eont6sld, made
ha hr public speech at Bath to-day. he
denounced home uis.
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Elnntinnain anlland-

The HAGUE. May 15.-Eloctions were
held o-day 10 eplace one-half ths mem bsrs
Of the provincial assemblies. Ths results
wall effect but little change in the position
Of The parties.
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RIcHMoND VA, May l5-Sim0n s.
WalNer, negro, was to-day sen "nced oy
the Ches.erfisl county court 10 be hauEsd
for rape upon a white grl II years Of age
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LONDON, NAV l6, "A. MANY arrests
have been made in 81. Pc Q sburg, No c "
aid Gro stAdtn conn &C 10 It is supposed,
with the discovery Of a new plot against
the czar
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"ss' Virgiuia's Governorship

T-T-- 7" III = N9N ' OF WTNNINUIUs
lshuRG, May "A special from
M. ,,5. 'oa' w. Va, says the legislative
''''l'' % appointed 10 hear testimony as
hi !. ."lernatorial co test, has reconToned
IN. s'lag over the dspositions taken, be-
y m, " lth Barbour county, aud taking
''No'S in their regular order.
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Purchases of Ronda.

AsHINGToN, May Is The bond offer
Vo-lay aggregated S244, 500, all AIS at
y,'5 e53cept $1,000 Is at 129. All were &C
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IllInois' Monument - Logan,

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, May i5.-The house
to-day pass, a ill appropriating t0V,Ovo
fJr a monument to the late Gen. John a.
Logan.
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Catholic uioossss United.

RoMR, May 10. The vatica has united
tho discssss Of Allegheny aad Fitlsburg.
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RANDALL RALLIES.

se is Now Nearly Well and VIII Go to
the sashore.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Hon. s. J. Ran
pau, who has been coaflaed TO his house for
vera weeks, is convaiescing rapidly aud
Z ectS to be out shortly. His appetite is
Iood, aud gentl man v no saw him ' ester
Iay says he looks as we'll as at any time
ttuEIA$ the last year Of congress. Mr.. Ra -
.a.I "lll probably spend the summer al the
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Hnnhnra,s Indurtrlal kxpoaltion.

HAMBURG, May l5.--The industrial eX-
bibition was opened here today. TIE q y
Il eAyly decora ed in DO or u the occafion.
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THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

~. ~ Asus, o.. May l5.-rhe republican
s'' az committee to-day decided to hold the
~ ~ Convention at Columbus June %
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PARIS, May 1.-The Elnsl tower was
opened to-day aad was tbr5ng9d with Wis
itOra.