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nnIzell and Bayne Win.

PrrrsBuRG. Pa, May 3l.-At the Ale
gheny County Republican primary elec,,
tions this evening. Hon. John Dalzell and
Hon. Thomas NJ. Bayne were re-nominated
for Congress in the Twenty-second and
Twentv-third districts respectively. The
fight in the Twenty-third district was the
hottest known in many years
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Charles Cosgrove .

Who mas not been able to attend to MS
business for years, was interviewed by ouL
reporter yesterday, and says: For years
was troubled with Brights disease OF the
Kidneys. The doctors gave me up
Through an Eastern friend / OBTAINED
bottle of Sulphur Bitters. / took fiYe BOT
Ties and now | am almost well. Keith
sells them.-Sdil Francisco CdH.
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Blaine VIII Not be Presidential Candi
date in 1892.

NEw YoRK, May 3l.-The U'orlTs Port
land Me, special says that as the result OF
conversations with the men most intimate
with Mr.. Blaine it can be confidently
stated that ne has given up all idea Of ever
being a candidate for President again. His
personal following will support Harrison
If the latter seeks a denomination in lsR.
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For Bismarck's Memorial.

BERLIN, May 3l.-Subscriptions for the
Bismarck Memorial continue 70 pour IN,
coming chiefly from the wealthy middle
class. The fund has now reached the sum
of lg5. 600 marks.
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West Virginia Pensions.

~ 4..-9Inn 10 ne Register.
"A'HNeroN. May Extensions have
f granted West Nirginians as follows
is D. Folk. Keyser; John ". Green
-So.--. William +. Perry, Shrews
Wu p. Powers. LOckhard; An
Y. Weart, Glenville Increase
lr Dmcan. Wheeling Reissue
F Elirfritt, Pullman Reissue
Acrea,c- Constantine \. Linville
NH Original widows -Magda
WIDOW Of John FrOmhart, Newburgh
VI widow Of Frederick Bailey
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Whey Like Our Hogs.

LONDON, May 3l.-Much discoa' '4t cX-
lists in France in regard to the VI dal en-
barge on American pork, which has raised
the price of meat considerably throughout
the country. However, in this respect France
Is not alone and Germany is preparing to in-
crease the severity of the laws, which are
supposed to protect the public health but
really protects the farmers and the cattle
raiSerS
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Cnrsnn ON the Tariff Bill.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3l-John NJ. Carson,
Clerk of the House Ways and Means Com
mittee. telegraphs the Lcdgcr as follows
There is nothing more certain than that the
Tariff bill will be reported to the senate,
and all the indications are that this VIII be
done at the earliest practicable time, and
that there will not be very marked differ
ence between the Mckinley bill as il was
received and as il will be reported to the
Senate
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SHE WAS DRUGGED.
startling story Told by a Young Girl at
Parkersburg.


I-rsa 20 'ts sunday REGISTER.
1 2UErs,rrue. W. Va, May 3i.-A young
l'og' 4, or Is years OLD, who gave the
~ Of Dora Belle Moss, appealed to the
4 this morning about 2Or 2;3O o'clock
lodging Her story is sensational IN
e%lremc She SAYS she got on the G.. \
D. ie D. o., Phaippi. in Barbour county yes
.0"F' ana Intending 90 90 10 Clarksburg,
-eie Sae had "a brother living. When she
4. to 1raitou she was accosted by two
-s men, who said they were going To
NASolrg and who We're very friendly.
. W-sgcd her with whisky and got her
.A.'lied 1. and brought her 70 this city and
81 -er on iae street last night The
-e are INVESTIGATING the affair and
=. ld'e '1e names Of the men, but
lo, disclose them until they arrest
lhe cir. was sent TO Clarksburg to-
llere is mo- doubt that an outrage has
committed, which demands and will
9't Srec.a. attention from the authorl-
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Too Popular at IA Dance.

CoRPUs CHRISTI, Ten, May Sl.-ThodorC
Muller. who has been missing since Sunday
last. was the victim of foul play. His mur-
derers were jealous of his popularity at q
dance and took him miles from his ranch
saturated his clothes with coal oil and then
set fire TO him. The body when found pre-
sented a sickening aspect
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American seaman Killed.

WASHINGTON. May 3l-A report has
been received at the Navy Department
from Commander Henry G. Taylor, com
nanding the L. s. s. Alliance, now on her
way TO China stating that on the morning
of The 9th inst. while the ship was cruising
i'm the Mediterranean and the crew was at
target practice, boatswain's mate j. Nc
Gowan was instantly killed by the prema-
ture explosion of a 60 FOUNDER breech load
inc rifle.
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ELKINS-OLIPHANT.
\ Swell wedding to take Place in New
York Soon.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 3l.-Probably
the very SWEETEST wedding of the early June
season in New York City. will be that Of
Miss Elkins. the eldest daughter of Mr..
Stephen B. Elkins, to Mr.. Alexander C..
OHphant, son of General S. ID. Oliphant,
of Trenton, \. j.. on Tuesday, the Sd of
June. at 5 o'clock The wedding is TO be a
quiet affair, and will be celebrated in Mr..
Elkins' city house, No. 46 West Fifty-eighth
street. Rev. Heber Newton, the well-known
High Church Clergyman, will officiate. A
brother of the groom will perform the ser
vice of best man for him, and another and
Younger brother will assist the four young
sons of Mr. Elkins, who are all less than l.
years old. in serving as ushers for the I'M
nreSSiVe OCCASION.
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The Kansas Drouth Broken.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 31.-Reports
from Western and Northwestern Kansas
state that that the drought is those regions
was broken last night by Il heavy fall OF
rain The crop of winter wheat ana oats
WAS i'm a precarious condition on account
of the continued dry weather but It is
believed now that the rain has benefited to
such an extent as 10 insure fair yield.
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STUBBORN MIDDLETON.
He Refuses to Resign or Pay for the Stolen
Furs.

OTTAWA, ONT, May 3l.-Notwithstand-
ing the fact that the Government has order
ed Gen. Sir Frederick Middleton TO resign
or disgorge 81. 800 for the furs he stole dur
ing the late rebellion in the Northwest, the
General positively refuses to do either, and
the Minister of Militia does not know what
to do. The Generals term does not expire
until January. 1892, and the Government
cannot force his resignation until that date.
In the meantime the officers of the militia
are declining to be inspected by the Gener-
al at their brigade camps, which commence
next month. They threaten to resign II he
is inflicted upon them, and the whole mill
tia organization is in demOralized state.
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Van Baker. Grim wit.

Specidl Tt,sGrsha 70 ne sunday Register.
MoUNDsvuLE, May 3l-Van B. Baker
entertained his fellow prisoners at the pen
itentiarv chapel. with a beautiful address
ON Memorial day. Among other good
things, he said This is the national deco
ration day, the stars and stripes are float
ing in the breeze. While we have no stars
here, vet we don't lack for stripes"
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ST. PETERsBuRG. May 81. Emperor vii
liam will meet the Car at Fredensburg.
The Krasnoe maneuvres have been post
poned to suit the altered plans for the Ger
man Emperor's visit TO Russia. The Car
and family met the Prince of Naples on his
all.iyal at the statiOn Yesterday.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 3l.-The Chi
cago CP. L. club won from the local Play
ers' League to-day in very exciting game
Attendance, S,436 Score:
Philadelphia, ........ 0 0 0 2 o.
Chicago ........ % o o -
Hits, Philadelphia Q, Chicago 10; errors,
Philadelphia 3, Chicago b; earned runs,
Philadelphia ,, Chicago 3; umpires, Gaff-
ney and Barnes
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The Imperial Toe IN Better.

BERLIN. May 81. 3l.-Emperor William for
the first time since the accident Of Sunday
last, was able to-day 10 draw a boot on the
injured foot and TO attempt 10 walk about
his room with the aid of crutch. The
injury is not a mere sprain. but several Of
the smaller bones of the ankle are broken
and the whole leg is confused.
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nied nfHYdrophobla.

LANCASTER, PA, May 3l.-John Marry,
farmer living near Petersburg, this county.
died this morning from hydrophobia, after
two davs' illness He was bitten by dog
about two months ago.
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Mr.. CIarkson Going West.

CHICAGO. May Sl.-First Assistant Post
master General ClarksOn will leave Wash
ington tomorrow on the Chicago Limited
for an extended trip of the West. On Mr.:
Clarkson'S return to Washington he will
tender 10 the President his resignation, to
take effect Immediately His successor
has not vet been determined upon.
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Association Games.

AT Columbus-Co Columbus ,, Athletics 3
hits. 10 and :; errors. 3 and none; pitchers,
Widner and Esher; earned runs, ! and !.
Time, 30 Umpire, Emslie.
At Stars t. Toledo >; hits, To
ledo = errors, and >; pitchers, Sullivan
and Sage; earned runs, each. Time, LBS
Umpire, Toole.
At Rochester-Roche 1, Louisville |;
hits. and ); errors, 3 and I; pitchers, Cal
Than and StrattOn.
Al Brooklyn |, st. Louis >;
hits + and II; errors , and q; pitchers
Stivetts and Mattimore; earned, and 3.
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wind. Rain and lightning at Canton.

CANTON. o., May 3l-A terrific rain,
hail and wind storm visited the city last
night, streets flooded and washed out.
Great damage by lightning and more than
a dozen houses struck. Electric street car
filled and people struck, wire melted and
traffic stOnped.
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Rronthers Missed a Hit.

BosToN. May 3l.-The Boston Players
League won to-day; every man but Brouth-
ers getting at least base hit off Haddock.
Attendance, 3,253. Score:
Boston. ..............0 teI 3 t. / O-l7
buffalo o..............2 0 / o 0 . o. d
+ Earned runs, 5 and .; umpires, Matthews
and Cunning: hits. and 10; errors, & and
pitchers. Madden and Haddock.
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An Exile's Escape From Russia

PARIS. May 3l.-Nllle. Feoderovna has
arrived in this city from Siberia, whence
she succeeded in making her escape, after
an experience of great misery and hardship.
Her fight was parked by many narrow es-
capes from pursuing officers, who once re-
captured the fleeing woman. She arrives
here suffering from consumption.
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roRa Tried Under pennsylvania Law.

PrrrsBrRG, PA. May 3l.-Charles Sill
verman, of Leechburg, the first man in the
state to test the original package question
appealed TO Judge AchesOn, of the United
States Court, for his discharge, but that
Judge remanded him to be tried in the
Armstrong Court under Pennsylvania
law
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4 SURVIVORS, STORY.

Capt. NJ. r. Roberts, his niece, Mrs. S.
II. Roberts and her two daughters were
among the saved from the first car. The
Captain and his relatives occupied the end
seats next to the tender in the first car, and
when the accident occurred were the first
to be submerged AS the car went off the
bridge it parted from the train, and on
striking the bottom of the bay,
the pin connecting 1t with the
tender broke, allowing that end to
come to the surface. The entire occurrence
happened so quickly that the first thing
the captain realized was that he was float
ing under the car ventilators with one OF
children, Ellie, clinging to his neck. Mrs.
Roberts and her elder daughter were strug-
Cling in the water. Realizing his danger
he called to the others TO follow, and imme-
diately dove through the car door, which
was submerged On coming to the surface
he found a boat to which he and the others
hung until the arrival of boat which took
them IN the wharf
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The Museum of the Confederacy.

RlCHMoNp. VA. May 3l.-The Circuit
Court to-day granted a charter to the Con
federate Memorial Literary Society. Its
object is 10 collect battle flags, relics and
other emblems of the late war, ond secure
the jefferson Davis mansion in which to
store them.
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rhree Laborers Crushed to Death.

DENVER, Col. May 31.-At Curry and
O'Brien's $ Rock Quarry, near Castle Rock,
Yesterday afternoon, a cave-in crushed ana ana
caused the instant death of B. Quist, John
Anderson and Z. l.. Edenburg. Eight
other laborers escaped miraculously.
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Won a Gnod Game.

BROOKLYN. May 31.-To-day's P. L.
game was closely contested throughout
Attendance 1000 Score:
Booklyn .............O 90 o 0 o o. :
Cleveland ..........0 o q /
Earned runs, Brooklyn | hits, ! and 3
errors, . and 3; pitchers, Murphy and
Bakely. Cmpires, Jones and knight.
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Connors and Weir Matched.

BUFFALO, \. Y, May 3l-Articles have
been signed between James ConnorS, spar,
ring tutor at the Buffalo Athletic Cup ana
lie Weir. for a finish glove contest for
a 600 side. to take place before the Ar
linptOn Club near this city on July ;. Con
nors will begin training here this week.
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switzerIand's Extradition Law.

LONDON. May 3l.-The Swiss Bundles
rath has decided that extradition shall be
granted for criminal offenders only, and
not in cases Of political, military or fiscal
offenses.
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ue Tnld fhe Trnth!

| was troubled with Liver complaint 1or
wears. and suffered terribly. Lake tlle urug,
gist advised me to take sulphur bllters.
ssooi, three bottles and now am well man.
L. Fenner, Waterbury, Conn
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Day Brings Down His Own Three-Mile
Record.

NEW YORK, May 30.-At the New Jersey
Athletic Club grounds to-day Willie Day
ran three miles in fourteen minutes and
thirty-nine seconds, breaking the record OF
fifteen minutes and eight seconds for that
distance. which record young Day also
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nenounce the High Tariff.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 3l-The Demo
cratic convention adopted resolutions en-
dorsing the principles Of the party and de
nouncing the present high tarlfi.
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,Iust Have "A Harbor.

PARIS. May 3l-The Panama Canal
Commission reports that the Bay of Limon
does not afford an adequate anchorage or
shelter. and it will be necessary TO estao-
Iish a harbor or waiting station at the
mouth of the canal.
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Kossuth stiII Unforgiven.

PEsrm, May 3l.-The lower house Of the
Hungarian Diet yesterday rejected the
naturalization bill, which would restore the
rights of citizenship to Louis Kossuth.
The majority against the bill was 1872, the
vote standing 2l9 TO 80.
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Gamblers Must Close in St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-The gambling houses
have been ordered TO close by Chief OF
police Harrigan. Faro has been dealt here
almost openly for over two years. Chief
HJarrigan's order is recognized as final, and
there is CONSERVATION among the gamblers.
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Two killed. One seriously injured.

BELvIDERE, n. j., May 3l.-A construc-
ton train on the Pennsylvania road en-
route TO Belvidere was this afternoon run
into by an engine near town: Conductor
McAuliffe, dead, Michael Flynn, WORK
man dead one man name unknown seri-
ousIv injured. The road is blockaded.
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Death of a Noted Woman.

FREDERIC, Mp, May 3l.-Miss Fannie
Jennings Mcpherson, widow of Col. John
Mcpherson, died last night, aged VI years.
She was born the night Gen. washington
died During the administrator OF rreSi,
dent John Quincy Adams, Mrs. Mcpherson
was one of the bellies of the White House.
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Bny Out the French Interests.

LoNDox. May 3l-The Times commenting
on the growing urgency Of settlement Of
the Newfoundland dispute, reports that the
buying out Of the French interests as the
most obvious solution.
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4 Pair to Draw To.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The National
Republican Executive Committee. at their
session last evening, elected Hon. Powell
CLAYTON. of Arkansas, and Hon. y; b.
Scott of West Virginia, members OF the
Cnmmittee
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slavery AboIIsbed I'm Tunis.

LONDON. May 30.-The Bey Of Tunis mas
decreed that every negro domestic IN his
domnions must be given a certificate Of
freedom and that employers wis do not
comply with this regulation will be fined.
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No More Bodies Found.

SAN Francisco, May 81. The passenger
coach of the narrow gauge train, which
went through the draw bridge at Oakland
Estuary Yesterday afternoon, causing the
loss of thirteen persons, was hauled up on
the beach this afternoon. but no more bodies
were found. An inquest will begin Mon
4
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LONDON. May 3l.-Henry NJ Stanley
will 20 10 America in the autumn. He pro-
poses 10 lecture in most Of the principal
cities Of the United States
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OAKLAND'S HORROR.
Twelve Bodies Taken From the Wreck
Survivors, story.

SAN Francisco, May 3l.-At midnight
last night all the bodies recovered from
the Oakland disaster had been identified.
Parties are still at the wreck searching the
bed of the creek, but it is believed no more
lives were lost. Following is the correct
list of victims Captain Thomas Gwyer, of
Sacramento: +. r. Irwin. of Sacramento
f. II. Irwin, of Oakland; HenryS. Austin,
of San Francisco, and his daughter, Miss
Florence; Miss Katie Kearns and Miss
Nellie Kearns, of San Francisco; II. ,:
Aud. of Honolulu; Matthias Williams, of
San Francisco: f. X. Robinson, of San
Francisco: Miss Bryan O'Connor, of San
Francisco; Martin S. Kelly, of San Fran
cisco
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uirhesf inthc World.

BERLIN, May 3l-The ceremony Of
placing the last stone of the spire of Ulm
! Catholic Cathedral took place at o'clock
tonight amid the ringing of bell and gen
eral rejoicing. The Cathedral is $50 feet,
high, the highest in the world.
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nhio Annointrnent. -.

7CoLrMBrs, May Sl.-James McGoveTne9r,
of Noble county, has been appointed by
Warden Dyer, of the penitentiary, to the
vacant office of Storekeeper.
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PLAYERS. Schedule viii Not BE Changed

NEW YORK. May 3l.-The Central Board
of Directors of the PLAYERS League held a
consultation in this city tonight. 1t was
decided not 10 change the schedule. No
other business was done.
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The President at Home.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The President
returned to Washington tonight at Sl5
o'clock from his visit to Cleveland and
PittSburC
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CRACKER TRUST.
The Capital Ten Million. and Almost All
Prominent Concerns In.

NllNNEAroLIS. MINI. May Sl-The
Jo,HnGl prints tonight the particulars of
the formation of a big cracker trust, with a
capital Of ten million, and including nearly
every prominent cracker bakerin the cOun-
try. The Lilhbridge-Bremner Company
here is a member of the trust. ID. p.
Works, the local manager, when interview
ed. admitted that, in the main, the story
was true, but refused to give any details.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Correspondence Between Fitzgerald and
ParnelI on the Matter.
LINCOLN, NEB.. May 3l.-Presdent John
Fitzgerald, of the Irish National League,
received the following cablegram this al
ternoOn:
LONDON. May %, lS90.-Your action
postponing convention has my entire ap-
proval, and if cablegram had reached me in
time | should have advised the recent
meeting of the council.
D.pNrrr
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To Limit Hours of Labor,

PARIS. May 3l-The French Government
is preparing bill to limit the hours OF la
bor
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,Jumped on Tener.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-John Tener, P.
L. pitched pretty ball until the eighth
inning to-day. In running to first base, he
hurt himself in collision with Connor and
afterwards the Giants fell on him merciless-
lv. Attendance, 1879. Score:
New York .........O 2 o 0 OI9 4-2S
Piitsburg. .......0 o O.
Earned runs. New York ID; home runs,
Ewing >. Gore. Connor: pitchers, Keefe
and Tener: hits, 10 and 8; errors, q and .
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Royalty at Niagara.

SoRoxro. ONT, May Sl-The Duke and
Duchess. of Conneaught, left this morning
for Niagara Falls.
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AN OLD RUMOR REVIVED.
Is There a Rupture Between Blaine and
the President?

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The rumor of
rupture between Secretary Blaine and the
President is revived. 1t is dependent this
time on the fact that at the last minute
Secretary Blaine determined that he would
not 90 with President Harrison TO the tomb
of President Garfield.
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MEISsONIER's "IsIi."
1t Fetches the Extraordinary Price OF
$4,000.

PARIS, May -Meissonier's original
picture. 'lsl4.n has been bought by VI.
Cauchard. cx-manager of the Magasin de
Louvre, for $4,000 (sl70,0OOl. the highest
price on record for "A picture Of living
artist.
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fo ne sunday Register.
..Nls>HrEG. May 3l.-A terrible hail
struck this city about three o'clock
-'euoou Hail stones as large as hen
and covered the ground, knocking
,ller shoots of trees, breaking many
!, ,ae city and doing great damage 70
and fruit trees. Reports from Ohio,
niles inland, where the storm ragged
say THAT great damage was done %
ing crops Vegetables and small
@ie reported almost totally destroyed.
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daughter was greatly troubled with
. ~ and. al one time, il was feared
,r.,.-d lose her sight Ayers SarSa-
So las completely restored ner health.
n, eyes are as well rs ever, with not
!, r.o,ii oi scrofula in her system. &c.
= AllngSly. Conn.