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CUBAN REBELLION,
Several Engagements Reportcd-Maceo IL
Still Living,

Several Engagements Reportcd-Maceo 10
still Living.
HAVANA, April ga band OF 100 in.
surGcnts undor tho command Of Rami-
orr Lozano, attacked the town Of Dos
Caminos, about twelve miles north Of
Santiago do Cuba, but wsre repulsed by
twenty-five Spanish soldiers. The reb.
els loft Oh tho field four killed and ten
wounded.
In an engagement at Valencuela,
Cicilo Dominguez. mn insurgent officer,
was killed and throc mon wounded.
At Adelaide the government troops
had sk,rmish with an insurgent band
and five OF tho soldiers wero wounded.
Tho insurgents in tho Manzanillo dis
trict appear to DO in state OF confusion.
They are being closely pursued by Colo.
nc! SantoindereS. Antonio Maceo, tho
insurgent chief, whose reported suicide
proved to DO erroneous. will move
his camp to another district
Several merchants hnvc o1erod Cap.
tain General Martinez do Campos tho
sum OF $1,000 to be expended ior patri-
otiC purposes.
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TERRIBhE HAIL STORM


In Texas Doss Trcmrndou, Damage to
Crops and Property.
Sr. LOUIS, April GA special to the
Post-Dispatch from San Antonio, Texas,
says: Tho terrific hail storm which
swept through Wilson, Dexar and Ne.
dina counties las, night did much dam.
age. The hailstones wero tho size OF
goose cgg4 and covered the ground to
the depth OF two feet. the towns OF Ly-
tie, Benton City aud Castroville being
riddled like sieve by tho halstone,.
The damage to residences and business
houses in Lytle alone amounts to about
$4,000. Hundreds head OF livestock
were killed. The tracks OF tho Intcrna-
tional & Great Northern railroad was
blocked with haiIs,oucs, and they had
to bo removed before trains could pro-
ceed. Tho cotton and corn craps in the
path OF the storm were completely de-
s;royed. Two hundred thousand dol
lars. It Is estimated. will hardly cover
tho amount o! tho damage to crops and
other property. A subscription was
started here to-day, for the relief OF suf.
forers from tho storm.
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RAN TO HIS DEATH.
A Young nInn Charged with Groom Goods
swlndilnE Drowned Whllo Escaping
Ernn nnlrnra

Young ainn Charged with Groom Goods
swlndilnE Drowned While Escaping
From 0niGorn
SptcIa' Dipt'ea 10 NE hitllignar
BuCSlIASSoS, W. Va, April 2j.-Ru.
mora OF groom goods transactions have
been aaoat In this country for somo
timc, and tho au.horltics hayo boon on
tho lookout for tho operators. Yeater.
day jacob Campbell, Union district
farmer, mado complaint to Mayor
Burnside that Clarence Lewis and
Everett Miller had fraudulently OBJ.
tained $40 from him. On tho arrival OF
tho train from Ciarksburg last night
tho officers arrested Lewis and Miller,
but tho latter broke away and ran
rapidly out tho Beverly pike. closely
pursued by tho oiiicer,. Finding tho
officers gaining on him. Miller changed
his courao and ran towards tho river,
into which he plunged, intending to
swim 10 tho other aido aud make good
his escape.
As tho water was deep and cold and
Miller had been running hard, 1t is sup.
posed hc was ovcrhcatod, aud when
near the west bank OF tho river no sank.
Men NJ ouco began to drag tho river,
and shortly alter II o'clock tho body
was recovered, and Squire Louhin hay.
ing arrived n coronor's jury was i'm.
pancllod. They Waved tho remains,
and directed tho officers 10 convey tho
body to tho court house. after which
they adjourned until 8 o'clock this
morning, at which time they held tho
inquest.
Drs. J. J. Morgan and S. c. Rusmisell
alter m examination reported that the
body showed no marks OF violence, or
outward injury. and tha. in thoir opin.
ion deceased had mot his death by
drowning. Other witnesses were OK.
aminei and tho jury rendered vortllct
in accordance with the testimony 10 tho
effect that Evcrot Miller came to his
death by drowning while attempting to
escape from an officer. The body was
taken 10 his fathers home near here for
intermont. Lewis was arraigned before
Squire Loudin this afternoon but waived
an examination until tomorrow at Two
o'clock. In default OF bail he was re.
manded to jail tomorrow. He will be
examined by Squire Loudin and Mayor
Burnside sitting together.
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A FINAL DECISION.

The Supreme Court viii Reopen tho Whole
Income Tax Case on NIny g--Tho Merits
to be RsnrEned p"foro tho Fail Iicnoh,
WASHINGTON, April 25.-When tho
United States supreme court on May
9Th again takes up tho income tax qucs-
tion it will onco moro 20 into tho merits
ot all the points involved and will not,
ns its order made Tuesday apparently
stated, continue tho arguments to tho
question whether or not q rchonring OF
tho cases shall be granted. This unex.
pectcd explanation OF tho courts order
shows that what 1t intended to atate Ia
iis ambiguous announcement was that
II had granted tho petition for rehear-
ing and, il tho beuch wore full on the
da,o named, would reopen the cases on
o. This order Of tho court, It's stated,
was drawn hastily, and 1t Ma, not no.
tlced at tho time that II was ambiguous
aud apparently justified tho conclusion
that the court had decided simply to
hear argument on tho question OF
granting a rehear!ng. Attorney Gen.
eral Olney aud others directly interesi.
cd in the trial OF tho suits nndorstood
tho courts order in tho aaun manner as
did tho public. Tho attorney general,
however. was at q loss ito under.
stand just the extent tho court
desirod him to 20 In his ar
gument. In reopening tho cases
the court. it is stated, will not vacato
tho order 1t has mcie already, but will
let Its decision stand for tho present
and will only modify the original entry
in the event that ai result OF the rear
gumont q majority OF tho court decides
10 overrule tho conclusions heretofore
reached. Tho complete roopening OF
tho cases will necessitate continuous
aud hard work on tho part OF counsel
so as to be prepared for the court. At.
torney General Olney and counsel for
tho government on this oscasion will
70 most fully aud elaborately into all
the points involved. and especially into
the question OF direct taxation.
While it is the purpose Of the supreme
court to have the whole case re.argued
and the merits gone into at full length
in order that final disposition OF the
question may speedily be reached, yet
there is good reason to believe tina.
the vaGueness OF its recent order. was
due TO some doubts still remaining as to
tho condition OF Justice Jacksou's
health, 1t being thought. that he 10 not
strong enough to sit through an argu-
meat that nigh. bo protraeted through
two weeks.
The action OF the court In fixing upon
May 9 for the beginning OF the re-argu-
:nent was something OF . surprise to the
officials OF the department. Of justice.
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JERSEY FOREST FIRES,
Great Damage Duno Near Lakewood NJ
Sinoluud Is Threatened,

Great Damage Dono Near Lakewood and
vinolnud Is Threatened.
LAKEWOOD, n. j., April oj.-Tho iorost
ilrc which originated from tho burning
oftallow In hotel in tho Codars. about
milo from this place, continued 10 burn
tlercoly this forenoon. 1t Is oatma.od
that $4,000 worth OF property has al.
ready been destroyed. Most of tho
damage has boon to standing timber,
about 1000 acres having been burned
over. Tho residents OF tho ncichbor.
hood have boon lighting tho flames
since yesterday.
VISELASp, n. j., April 95.-Tho forest
fires, which have been burning somo
distance from this place for three DAYS,
are got,ing dangerously close to Vine
land. Tho hcat OF tho flames can be
fol. hero, mud tho residents Of tho out.
skirts Of tho town aro in great fear that
tho fro will reach tholr property unless
tho wind shifts.
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WILL COMBINE To FIGHT.


Operators viii Make Common Cause
Against tho Strikers on tho Wheeling d.
vision of tho u. & .. Isuiirond.
PiTrsBuRdn, April 25.-1t Is generally
believed hero thu. the operators will
combine TO fight tho miners on tho
Wheeling division OF the Baltimore (
Ohio road. Non.uniou mon have bccn
brought IN to take tho place OF s.rIkers
aud moro arc coming. This is cxpen.
sive and all tho operators OF the distric.
will holp bear the expense, believing
that II tho minos along that division
are onco put 10 operation at the reduced
ratio tho backbone Of tho strike will bc
broken. An operator to-day admitted
that this was tho plan decided upon.
Henry Flocrsholm's mines nro getting
out some coal and moro men are to bc
brought In soon. ". ]. stcen's miners,
in the Toms Run district. to-day quit
work and Joined tho strikers.
Tho report Is also currcnt here that
tho benefit, that are paid regularly to
the strikers do not wholly from the
miners who ars employed. In fact tho
Ohio operators are credited with libo.al
contributions to keep the strike going.
1t Is said that ono contribution OF S5,-
600 was received from tho Ohio mon,
whose bs,t interests lio in the continu.
alton Of tho strike, which gives them Il
good market aud good prices for their
product, while the competition from
this diitrict Is shut oil.
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OF NO EFFECr.
Nominations otado to Annapolis by Con- |
gressmsn Whose Terms Had Expired

Nominations Made to Annapolis by Con.
Gressm.n Whose Terms Had Expired
Don't Go.
WAsHiSGToS, April 25.-The attorney
general, in answer 10 an inquiry from
the secretary OF tho navy. has decided
that nominations to the naval academy
made by members OF the last Congress
after noon on March 4, 1895, arc OF no
effect. .-
Under the terms OF q special clause
in the appropriation bill member. OF
the last Congress In whose districts
vacancies existed. were authorized to
nominate appointees. Three OF these
nominations were received nftnr noon
on March 1. including ono by e1.Rep-
resentative O. Seill. Of Massachusetts, OF
his own son, and 1t Is these three that
are now rejected by tho opinion Of tho
attorney general.
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IN AI,usSIAN PRISON.
An American Clttzpu Incnrc ccratod VIII
out u Trial.

an American Citizpu IuCarccratud Wlih-
out Trial.
GLASGOW, MoSE, April 25.-Exci.o.
mcnt prevails hero over tho receipt OF n
let,or from John Gozburg. n citizcn Of
tho Unitod Stato9, aud iormOr resident
oil this town. Las, October ho wont to
visit his parents in Russia. Just aitor
crossing tho border from Germany into
Russia it IL alleged ho was soized and
thrown into prison. All outside com.
municaton was cut oil, aud ho has boon
lying in JUL destitute OF clothing since
that time. Tho authorities nave refused
him any trinl. Ills letter rGcilcs u talo
OF hardship aud priva,ion. Tho citizcns
advised United Statca Senators Mantle
and Cnr,or and Representative Hart.
man, Of Montana, yesterday OF tho mat.
tor. Gozburg Is now In Pink, Russia,
in ono OF tho jail.. lIo was u contrac.
tor aud hold in high ostoom. IIo was
by birth Russian, but had takon out
his naturalization pupord somo years
nVO r.
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ANorIII;l; DECISION
In tho whisky Trust Receiver Case by
Judge Taft,

In tho whisky Trust Receiver Case by
Judge Taft.
CrSciHHATI, O., April 26.--Judge Taft
gayo another decision to-day in tho
whisky trus. rccoivership case. Ho
grants tho application OF Roceivor Nc.
Nulta and authorizes him to mako. oxo.
cuto and dclivcr in his own name rs re-
ceivcr any, and all bonds required by
law, or under tho regulations OF tho de-
partmont OF internal revGnue including
running bonds" wnrohousing bonds
and all other bonds, and also all con.
tos,S that may from timo to tmo bo
"rcquirod by law" In addition. ho
authorizes McNulta to sIgn any panors
which mny be required for tho manage.
mcnt OF tho trusts prororties.
PEORIA. LIS. April 25.-A telegram
has boon received from tho commits.
sioncr OF internal rcvonue giving GOncr.
nj McNul,a tho right to make out bonds
in his own name ny roCcivor OF tho Dis
tiling & Cattle Feeding Company.
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KANSAS nEpuRLlCANs.
Tho Meeting OF tho state Convention ol
Clubs at Topekn.


Clubs at Topeka.
ToPEKA, April 25.-At the opening
meeting OF the Republican state league
to-day Judge Horton, associate justice
OF the supreme court, mado his frat
political convention talk In many years.
Judge Horton declared for the import
ance OF the recognition OF silver.
Senator Baker made lengthy spoech
In which he opposed President Cleve-
lands financial policy. and said: "Wo
must no. place other motal, silver or
gold, abovo tho other"
Tho other speaker was Representative
Boekman. who also made n strong
speech for froe siyer-aentimonta which
were vigorously applauded. About six
hundred delegate, arc present. Chnir-
man Sheldon, president Of the league,
announced tho committees shortly after
noon, whom tho league adjourned to
2:30 p. III.
Congressman Dolliver, Of Iowa. de.
livcrod tho annual address before tho
league.
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New EoIE, April "a lecture on
Torquato Tasso, tho great Italian poot,
was delivered in Hamilton hall, Colum.
bia College to-day, by Prof. Carlo Loon
ard Sperauzo. of tho department OF
Roman language and literature. in COM
momora,ion OF the 3OOth anniversary OF
the poets death.
Professor Speranzo spoke IN Italian
and was listened to at,entively by So
lcct audience. Among those present
wcro tho Italian consul, General Signor
Alberto Branchi, and tho vlcn consul,
Sig. Alberto Degli Ube.ti.
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DRAMATIC SCENE
When Young Mnn Lcnrnrd OF the safo:y
Of His NIIssInE Father.


Nrw YoRX, April ga young man
walked into tho maritime exchange last
night and asked ior list Of tho steam.
crs sailing from Capo Town. South
Africa, to London. lilo ran over tho
names with ieverish cagorness. Then
no gave shout OF JOY, staggered
against a railing and crlcd: Thank
God. he has arrived safely" Tho young
man gave his namo as W. II. Souder. OF
Fort Wayne, Ind. He said his father
had disappeared four months ago and
had Just landed In London from Cape.
Town.
Mr.. Souicr aad about 81, 900 whom no
left home. He wrote that no money
need DO sent. Tho son does not know
how to reach him. "rhe only thing
can do is to wait" he said. as ho ncrv.
ously paced tho room, "and watch tho
incoming steamers. Whether tho fancy
will strike him TO como in tho steerngo
or in tho cabin, / do not know. but
will find him. ! cannot 20 back 10 moth.
or without him." gfa
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METHODIST BISHOPS
In Scml-Annual Meeting Mt Carlisle
ponnsylranin.

In scmi-hnhunl Mentine Mt Carlisle,
Ponnsylrnnin.
CARLISLE, Pa, April 25.-Tho somi-
annual meeting OF the bishops OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in the
United States opened in Boster hall,
Dickerson college. this morning. Six
teen OF the eighteen bishops were pres.
ont. The conference will be In session
for ono week.
In tho afternoon the bishops took
part in tho ceremony of breaking
ground for the now Denny recitation
hall. Each OF tho bishops, nil the mem
bcrs of tho faculty and the heads of
classes, lifted Il spade.ful OF the earth
aud addresses were made by Bishops
Fest and Mnllalicn. A reception was
rendered to tho visitors at Allison
Memorial church tonight, at which
Governor Hastings aud other promi.
nent gen,lomon delivered addresses.
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CARE TowS, Apri! ?5.--William Au.
gustu' Lippert, who was cxtraditod
from tho United Stasos after having
boon arrested In Cincinnati, Ohio, on
December 70, 1921, charged with hay.
ing committed iorScrios to tho nmoun,
Of SSi3,675in Capo Colony, during tho
years 1850 aud 1890, has boon sentenced
10 soven years penal acrvitudo.
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moval Of Coils I. Huntington, prcsi.
don't Of tho Southern Pacific railroad, to
California, on tho charge Of having vic.
lated tho interstate commerce law,
which wac to have bcsn heard before
Judge Brown, In tho United States dis.
trict court to-day. has boon adjourned
until May l, by mutual conIcnt OF
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THE CiIITRhL SIEGE,
An EnEiIEh Force Hard FrossoG by 10
slrGinS Trlbssmou.

An En.ilSh Force Hard FroSoG by 30.
sI-EinS TrIbcsmou.
CALcCTTA, April pa dispatch
TON SImla to-day announces that tho
eoaients o. tho diary OF DR.. Robertson,
British political agent At Chitral. who
vas bc'ieged in tho fort there. nnd who
Ta' relieved last Saturday BY tho flying
column, commanded by Colonel Kelly,
WHICH reached Chi,ral from Gilgi., has
oeon received thoro, and gives m nc.
C1un: oi ths sicgc. li0 Gays that on
March ; tho British garrison mado n ro.
coh"oncanco In force, and lost twenty
Two 'IIjcc'l and men killed and thir-
ty'one wounded.
lho sieve proper began March 4. On
,"c oSl the enemy tried 20 set fro 10
IN" "aler tower aud on tho lith tho
o"4'c:nr4 attacked tho ERlt Side fort,
9h' zero rnprlssd. Tho tribcsmcn, oil
"prI >, occupied summer honao
e"ont tity yards from tho tower, aud on
lH"bih they advanced a sangar OF stone
"'"aStwork 10 within forty yards OF tho
nam cato Of the fort. On April7 tho
EEia!"lny attacked and fred tho ,owor
"hiIs tho garrison was lighting tho
Ha'Eo', Dr.. Robertson wHa wounded aud
several ot tho British forco were killed
pl wounded. Tho onomy. OH April $,
attempted TO 'ct fro to tho citadel, and
on 'holl,h tho fort was attacked on MI
"ie.: Tho garrison mndo n sortio on
Aptll IL, rcCnpturcd tho summer house
ana blow up tho enomy'a minp. Tho
hif'll,h loss In tho aortiG was oight kill.
~ and thirIncn wonndcd. Tho cnomy
I6'' sixty Killed. OF whom thIrty.nyo
were bayonctod by. the troop, engaged
IN tho sorlc. On April ID tho uicgc
"a' raised.
The British soldicrp auiTercI terribly
rom bad food apd from tho cxhaustIon
81 medical cores. Tho heavy losu Of lifo
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THD LAST HOPE
olNIcnraEua For Assistance From
This Country is Blasted.
UNITED STATES WON'T INTERFERE,
Notwithstanding tho Outrageous
Invasion of Monroe Doctrine,
AND GREAT BRITAINS VIOLATION

OF tho clayton.Bulwor rreaty-our
Administration VIII Not Lift
Hand to Compel England to Abide
by That Treaty, Which Pledges
Both Countries No. to Occupy Cen.
ull American Territory-Anothcr
Striking Example orthe Democratic
Administrations "ForsiGn PoiIcy."
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GrpRALTAn, April 95,-Thc Spanish
frigatc, Isla do Luson. has discovered
tho wreck Of tho missing cruiser, Rcina
Rogentc, which WAS lost while bound
from Tangier for Cadiz, in March last.
Tho wreck ljos midway between tho
Tarifa and Trafalgar. in water 100
fathoms doop.
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CAR LOAD OF CRIMINALS
In Course OF Transportation to tho Auburr
Irisnn

~
Prison.
CLEVELAND, O., April 25.-Bill Cook,
the notorious desperate, and nine.ccn
other United States prisoners, mostly
murderers, ca tile thioves and train rob.
bers, arrived at tho U nion station at an
early hour this morning. They were in
"A special prison car attached to Big
Four train and were en- route to tho
prison at Auburn, \. y. Seven United
States deputy marahals, armed with
winchesters and rovolvers, acted as
guards. Tho car windows and doors
were provided with iron bars and the
prisoners were all hand.cuticd and
chained to tho seats. The car was
transferred to the Lake Shore at this
point,
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CLEVELAND. O., April 25.-Abou.
100000 foct OF plno lumbor In the
yard Of i. b. Newton & Co., located in
tho southern part OF tho city, was do
stroyed by flro to-day. In tho yard was
about 100000 foot Of the wood, but
tho efforts OF tho ilrcmon resulted in
tho saving. OF about l,000,O0O, foet.
Tho o,a will DO In tho noIGhborhood OF
$4,000, with an insurance OF $4,000.
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CiSCISSArI, April 2j.-Thc Big Four
has decided to parallel tho Baltimore 4
Ohio Southwestern from North Vernon
Ind, to Louisville, hity.thrco miles.
Tho directors so decided yesterday in
Now York ai,or they had considerod
tho contract for tho joint uso with tho
baltimore and Ohio.
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FRrDrmcKsnun0, Va, April 25.-The
proposed virginia. fredericksburg &
Western railway through tho northorn
neck OF Virginia from this city to tho
bag to-day began ut its preliminary aur-
vey by starting out It's corps Of ongincora
from llorc.
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Ngw Yonw. Apri 25.-Ex.Firn Chief
John McCabo committed ruicido ,hi,
afternoon by shooting himself in tho
hond. Ho was sixty yonrs old and liyod
Mt rs Washington Place.
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-
FLAT TOP MINERS

Thrsaton to Strike Against a Reduction
Mnyi.
CiScISSATi, Ono, April ga spo.
cial from Elkhorn, ". Va, says thore Is
a strong probability that tho 1000 min.
ers Of tho Flat Top region will strike
May ]. againsta reduction. which II 10
said tho propristora have agreed upon.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April 25.-To.
days statement OF tho condition OF the
treasury, shows: Available cash bal
ances, slS4.7l6. 403; gold reserve, So0,.
-E0 In
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au!lcrol by tho bcsiegcd was duo to tho
splendid Workmanship OF tho tribes.
mon, who picked of tho British sol.
dicrs from bchind sangars, which woro
built on all sides.
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BoaDrsTows, N. j., April 25.-Mrs.
Parnoll'u condition Tonight, much I'm.
proved. shn has received nouriuhmont
and still recognizes those around hor.
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CoLoS, April 95.-It is reported here
th,. the British squadron ut Corinto,
Nicaragua, has closed that port.
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For wcS. Virginia, showers; cooler; castcsly
winds. $50
For Western rennsylvauia, showers; cooler,
northcnSterly Winds. 2"
For Ohio showers; cooler: caS,crly winds. y
THE rEurHRAruRE YESTERDAY, sa
w furnished BY g. sCtSIrr druggist cosles
Market mud Fourteenth streets
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NEw YonK, April 25.-Argumont on
tho application for q writ for tho re-