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UKNBHAL KKUH KOTKo*. ? (????a ol liif ??at Uathrred from \nrloun lluartera. Col. Mosby *s book will IKJ published on April 20. Tho Beecher memorial l und now amounts lo $7,101.10. Gove rnor Hill of Now York has vetoed the high-license bill. A prado bro in Dakota destroyed $100, OW worth ot property. At BordentowD, X. .t.. the city election resulted in favor of the Democrats. Paul boynton ls going to star willi Bar mun, with hts little paddie and rubber suit. The tailors employed by three linns in Chicago are on the street. Dr. McGlyun has started on a leclutiug tour throughout the country, For the Hist (imo in Paris since l??>?l Easter .Monday wa- kept as a close holiday. Harriet Beecher Stowe will not go to Florida as reported. John C. Eno is known ia Montreal as thc king of American boodlers. Only a very few hairs still sadly linger cn the Prince ot Wales bare-footed head. Sam Small has gone to Florida to recruit his health tor thc uoxt evangelizing season. A large mas ; i neting of citizens WW held ia Savannah t" condemn the coerclot bill. The annual convention of thc Nord Carolina State Mcdli il S re ty will COUVC?< in Charlotte to day. A meeting of thc Protestant Home Kuli Association was hold in Dublin lo prod s against the crimes bill. Five thousand emigrants, natives of liv land, left Liverpool on Saturday and Sun day last for Now York, Interference with travel on the Nev York Central and Hudson Uiver railton hy high water continues. Tho story of thc Gulnare, with a carg ol dynamite, coasting (di the west of lu land is not believed in Cork. Thc And Prohibition Convention to met al Dallas on May I is the most importai event next to happen ia Texas. A lire al Si. Augustine, Fla., destroyi $350,000 worth of property, including sci eral of the finest building- in thc eily. The Democratic Legislative caucus i Florida arc still balloting for United Statt Senator. Thc Governor General of Canada is co lulen'of a peaceful solution of thc Fishci question. Lestor Wollack's health has been nun Improved by his trip to Florida, but he still very lame. The two Senators from Nevada live Son Francisco, although having OStonslI residences in the State'they represent. Two thousand three hundred and nine two more iiniuhrrauts have mri ved at Ni York. The Ascension (Episcopal) Church Stillwater. Minn., was ..truck by lightnii and totally destroyed. Governor Hill, of New York, basai named Veto, ?md he has turned it iou on that high license law. clapp A- Davis, wholesale Jewelers Chicago, failed yesterday, havingconfossi judgment for $137,000. In central Illinois it has not rained f six wi cks, and thc thermometer has dui recorded near 00 degrees. Thc American Cotton seed oil Tin Company has been enjoined from doll business in the Stale of Louisiana. T?ie Mau mee Rolling Mills at Toledo, < were entirely destroyed by tire. Lot $(100,000. Two hundred men are throv out of employment Henry Clay, tho groat siro of tlicspc producers, died Wednesday at the Midd ton, New York, stock farm of J. D. Will Aged IH years. Eben S. Sterns, Presiden! of the Tenn see Normal College and Chancellor of I University of the South, died in Nushvl Afonda}' un irning. Tho statement that Loni Dunraven a Lord Halfour were engaged in drtiftinj seheme of local sci: government for Irclo is authortatlvely contradicted. The stove molders employed by (joli & Burglu's foundry, Chicago, nuit wot This together willi Ute men who sim Saturday throws COO out of work. David Hollinan, convicted ol win ki thc Missouri Pacific train nt Dunbar. Ka last January, was sentenced to bc ham July ?Jt?. Death resulted from the wrei Father McGlynn delivered his leclu "The cross of the new crusade,' in C cinnnll Tuesday night. No Catholic der men were present. Thc Rt. dev. Alfred Lee, Protest) Episcopal Bishop of the dlocesoof Di ware, died at Wilmington on Tuesday, was thc oldest bishop ol' his Church. Thc inter Slate law i-i said to have creased tho cost of transportation of w< between San Francisco ?md Atlantic po from OJ cents to $3 '.'). Thc entire election board ol ihoclgl precinct, sci omi district of Jersey ( ii was arrested for tampering with a bull box. At Pittsburg, Pa., tho wholesale arr of employees of UlO Pan Dandle route I robbing freight trains continues to bc I principal topi" of conversation. Three men who boycotted the New 1 ven Courier and Journal Publishing Co puny have been lined $50 and COStS, I amount aggregating $808, which they pa "Buffalo Bill,1 -ays the London JS'et "is not a wild Indian id all, hut is lb W F. Cody, a member of tho United Stu Parliament. ' Photographer Hell, who took tho ii photographs of Mrs. el?velo nd which w< offered t?r sale, has more orders for tin yet than he can lill in months. Thc Memphis and Little Hock road w sold yesterday ann was hid in for thc Di party, the present controllers of thc ron for $72,080, The Cnmptrollond Currency has uuthi ized thc Merchants' National Hank Home. Ga., to begin business with a cap! of $100,000. Thc tug Corsair, willi a pleasure par on hoard, capsized in the .Mississippi rivi near New Orleans, Thursday, and M Harlen, of Algiers, aged 10, was drownc A nubile meeting was held at San Ant Uio Saturday evening for thc purpose devising means lo aid families rendered di titliw by reason Of tho prevailing drouth. During an altercation al Opelousas, Lt J. A. Balley, a sowing machine agent, w shot and killed by Jeir Thomas, a yont business man of thal place. The French government lins offered mediate between Knglum! and llayli. Tl Soir thinks tho Imminence of Amercan I tervention gives the qm -don a grave cha acter. Messrs. Kahn, of Evergreen, La., fouo on their veranda a notice go*ten up in th most approved ku klux style, with all il symbols of murder and arson, oolera thom to move, J. C. Pendergast, another of thc doptll recorders, who were indicted for comm! ting frauds ut thc election nt SI. Louis, la November, has been convictl d in the I niti States Court. Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Con pony hns ins!rta ted all its agents not lo se through tickets over roads which will Ul (oin in the combination to pay no comm! ??lons to agonts. A largely attended meeting of Jrls Americans was held in Hall ?moro last nigh) Xor the purpose of protesting against th pussago by tho English Parliament ol' \\vo* Irish coercion bill. Lawrence Collins, of Amsterdam, N. Y., lue Knight of Labor who tissaultcd Editor Wm. J. Cline, of Mic Amsterdam Daily Democrat, was sentenced to six months lu the penitentiary and fined $00. A terrible wind ami dust storm passed over Hastings, Neb., unroofing the Opera House and City National Hank. Much other damage was done in different paris of the eily. Arthur S. Austin, an eccentric lawyer of Vermont, who recently made a fortune of 1150,000 in Birmingham, Ala., real estate, was arrested al the instance of his wife, who says he is insane. The requisite number of Knights of ha bor, of Pennsylvania, signed for the forma tion of the Vtile Assembly of iron workers, lt will number its advocates not less than '.Ti,OOO men. .John Nevi- was rec cut ly arrested at 1 logo, for trying to smuggle copies of Moat's J'rti/ia'i across tho border. Ile has luca surrendered hy the Belgian police to thc Prussian authorities. At the fortnightly meeting ol the Nat ional League Heal}' announced that the I/ ague meetings would continue whatever steps tho Government might take to sup press the League. Al a conference of tlc clergy of Cashel Diocese, held at St. Patrick's College, Thurles, Archbishop Croke presiding, a r?solution was unanimously adopted pro? testing against the coercion bill. livery Mayor or'other oOioial in Alsace Lorraine suspected Of French sympathies bas been dismissed, liven in schools the same determination is evident to repress all French sentiment. An Atlanta dispatch claims that Pros! ileilt Cleveland has definitely accepted an invitation to attend the Piedmont Pair, whic h which will be held tn that city during the first two weeks of October. . l'p in New York they say that Sarah Bernhadl's head resembles that of Senator IO var ta, bat no ribald wretch has yet ac cused her of wearing an Evarts title. Aldace F. Walker, of thc inter State Commerce Commission, stands six feet two ia his stocking feet, and tips the beam at ; li'- 250 pound notch. Sales of Scott's and Thackeray's works have not Leen overly large of late, bul li. 1'. Hoc has made close' on to $10,000 already ont of his "He Fell it) Love W ith His Wife." Ex-Senator Fair, of Nevada, whose tenn lias but recently expired, did not pass 0 singl' iveek in the vest-pocket com mou . weai luring the period that he sat as its rep jjtativo. Lord AV. Cecil, second son of the Mar ouis of Salisbury, has just been licensed to a curacy in Great Yarmouth. Ho will labor in ouc of thc poorest districts ot the town. Mrs. Cleveland i- quoted as saying that MI many babies have been named for the President that ho says ho is afraid that in ??0 years tho penitentiaries will bc full of (hover Clevelands. Bangor along the Mohawk river from high water is now passed. The Central tracks were found torn up more than was anticipated, Passenger trains arc run on the West shore road. Archbishop Cloke, of Cashel, and all thc priests of his diocese have signed a memo rial proti sting against tho passage of tho new coercion bill, which tho document al leges ls n measure calculated to lead to greater crimes. The police have been ordered to resume evictions on the Marquis of Lnndsdowu'fl estait; next week. This being the ? ase Wm O'Brien will proceed lo Canada immcdi at' ly to denounce the Marquis' course in sanctioning the eviction. A vigilance committee, from Brown county, Neb., Overtook two young horse thieves, near Sargent, Neb., and shot and killed ?me of them. Joseph Arnold, and captured the other. James Boban. ( ?ne of tho vigilants WOS dangerously shot. The strike of thc I nion carpenters in Chicago is still ou, and work On many large buildings is beiug retarded in consequence brick layers and hod carriers have officially announced their desire to help thc carpen lc The managers and representatives of Ibo iii Ocrent theatrical interests of Chicago mel at Dooley's Theatre to take action designed to avert the disastrous effects to I raveling companies by tho In-State railroad law. A negro living near Greenville, Ala., went off at night having five children, the* oldest ll years of age, locked up in his house. While ho was absent the llOIISI CilUghl lire and thc children were all burned lo death. Friends of Dr. McGlynn, who lias ar rived in Cincinnati, wished Idm to visit thc Chamber of Commerce, but no member of Chamber could bc found willing to intro (Ince him to that body. Governor Ross ol Texas, has vetoed thc lax bill which postponed tor ouc year thc collection of taxes in the drouth district, embracing some 70 counties. Ile declares (hat the bill violates thc Federal Constitu tion. TIlO antl-COOrcion meeting held in Wash ington Thursday was a grand &UCCCS8. Congressman Springer presided. Sympa thetic. Utters were received from John Sill mi.m. Roscoe Conkling, Fitzkugh Leii, Sunset Cox and Others. Secretary Whitney has awarded to tho bethlehem Iron ( ompany of Pennsylvania the contracts for furnishing about 1,400 tons of steel gun forgings and 4,000 tons of sieel armor plates, at fl total cost of $4,512, U'M. liegeman's drug store, 'J?'.i Broadway, New S'erk, was gutted Monday afternoon by lire and water, causing a loss of about foi,000. The lire w as caused by a gas leak which was ignited by the lamp of the {.lumber. The New York World pats Wilson Bar reit on thc back for "imparting some new features to n very old play," meaning "Hamlet." It was Bill Nye, however, who first deplored the absence cf local gags in that immortal production, Thc fiscal proposals in course of prepara ration for the Reichstag arc now known to iia lude the new consumers tax on brandy and sugar, abolishing the tax on raw beet, rout material and substituting the tax on SUgfir for consumption. Advices from St. John's, N. P., states that the schooner which arrived there Sun day morning, reports thal Hie sealing steam er ESaglo which was reported lost with threi hundred persons on board, was taking seals in While buy on March "1. The body of thc murdered girl, found near Raliway, N. J., March 20, and lier clothing were exhibited Sunday. About 2.000 persons visited thc morgue. The girl's head was surrounded with CUt flowers, Tho appearance of the face has been greatly improved. Chicago west bound iine.s have (.OIK hided mi arrangement with tho Grand Trunk w hereby the old rates and divisions are en tered hilo again. This will give tho (hand Trunk control of the bllsinCSS unless other Lastern lmc? yield tho point they have been lighting over. A convoy of IHO olllccrs lias arrived at Odessa for transportation to the convict colony of Snghalien. They are charged With being implicated in the plots against i lie ( '/.ar. They arc not Nihilists, hut are merely suspected of being in sympathy with Hie revolutionary party. Dr. Sowers, of Washington, who gravely announced several weeks ago that the Pres ident wouldn't live long If he died pretty soon, is n staunch admirer of thc hoad of Hu tuition, and hopes that ids dire predic llon may not l?o fulfilled. Raymond's real OBUiO was .lohn F. O'Brien. When he first went on the stngo somo one told him that O'Brien wus not a good sluge niano, so lie adopted Raymond. In 1881 Chief Justice Daly gave him thc legid right lo nssunio I ho naine I?)' which ho has since been known. Mn. Jumes Brown Poller gels the most unkindest cul of all from Mr. Bancroft, tho owner of tho bondon theatre whore alie is playing, who says: '"If I had known what 1 now know, I would have BOUt her into the country and had her play linee mouths as "Miss Jenkins until she had worn off her angularities." Mr. Parnell says be likes the looks of the Irish situation. "Tho arbitrary action ol the government tn closing tho debate when toy amendment to tho Ursl reading of the coercion bill liad only been under discus sion for one evening." he adds, "has pro duced a strong feeling of antagonism to tin* moasuro throughout Creel Britain." The scaling steamship Bugle, w hich lias arrived at St. Johns reports thal Ibo debris and apparent wreckage, with tho ship's name found on ibo iee, were Hung over board to make room for seals There ls great rojoiciug among the seniors' families over thc arrival ol tho supposed lost steamer. Burrlllvlllo, Rhode Island, Wednesday, elected a Republican Senator and one Kc publican Representative and failed of an election for ono Representative Tho Son ata is now completo and stands Republi cans SO: Democrats ld. Thc llousostands: Republicans20, Democrats ll, Prohibition ist one and otu- yet to be elected. Cardinal Gibbons will go lo bondon Monday and remain there a few days to consult with Cardinal Manning on questions II heel big thc Knights of Labor. Tho con gregation of (ho Holy Ofllco bas decided In favor of the recognition of the Knights of Labor tu accordance with Cardinal Gibb >n's I report. The first day's sale ol lots al bessemer, Ala., aggregated $450,000. Bessemer ls a town 13 miles from birmingham, which has four 100 toa furnaces building, two rolling mills and numerous other industrial plants, which a>surc tl population of II0? less Iban 10,000. A special dispatch from bondon to thc Richmond Dispatch says thal thc commit leo of British holders'of Virginia b inds selected io visit Richmond lo confer with (he committee of tho L?gislature relative to the debi of the state will consist of two i. ; -en-. Slr Kdword Thornton und Edward liiaithwiile. Preparations have begun foi thc unlioiiai drill III Wallington. The White House grounds and the Washington Monument grounds are to lie used as camps. Gov. Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, is expected to be Commander in t hi? f. A lire on Tuesday night, in Onaucock, Accomac county. Va., destroyed most pf tho business portion of the town. Twenty three buildings, including tho Oraud Cen tral Motel. Postolllco and a number of lats i ness houses, were burned. Loss $50,000, hisntance $20,000, Tin-remains of President and Mrs, Lin coln have bein privately taken from their teeret resting place at Springfield, lils., ?md Interred in the uorth vault of the Lin coln monument, in Oakridge cemetery, near that elly. There were but few per -;>ns in attendance. Prof. Tynilnll's resignation of tho pro fessorship of natural philosophy in the Royal Institution, which ho hus hold since 10.13, has boon accepted with deep rcgrcl by Ibo managers. Having refused un allow ance bc has been requested lo .HI for a bust in marble, which Will ho placed inila beti tatton. Lord Rayleigh succeeds tho chair. 'Deacon ' l?ehard Smith, of CincillUiltl. fays thal doini Sherman eau earn Hine Southern stales and Indiana, tie says he doesn't euro whether .New York goes Re publican or not, "However," say.; Ibis magnanimous man, 1 ?I New York wants tc tali into lim- she can." Doubtless New York will feel relieved over tho deaton'i failure to shu' her out entirely. The grand jury In Savannah has bivi ll JJ .-.ted thc cases of alleged crud treatment of negro workmen ou Ino Tybco railroad, The evidence showed Ulai ft sub contrai loi named Long had half starved Ilia labor?is and when they gol sick refusal lo glvi thom provisions. Niuo of tho victims liwvi Some m w points in Hie wholesale Pal Handle railroad 'obbory baye been (lovel oped. A h a Mug tailor not i fled thc rall road men of hts suspicion that Ile wai making up stolen e< .b for Ibo trainmen His suspicions preved true, and men liol heretofore suspected are implicated. Andrew llillliousc, a notoriously danger on - negro, curbed a linly at her home aban eight miles fruin Anderson, S.v.. a few days ago. Wednesday Constable .linne Smith attempted lo arrest Hilllji lise, win stoutly resisted, .-md Smith, to save him self, SllOt his assail mt through the bowels A. special from Fort Gibson, I. T., soys "I lr, Byrne mode nu examination of lilalue'i chest lost evening, und found Ibo ?ul!.un ma?iou ot (he lung visibly dilllislicd ina Ibo lung healing rapidly. There is no dan g.-r of a relapse unless it should bo Invited ie, some grail imprudence." Tho Boston Utrald stales that Mrs Sarai L. Howe, of woman's bank fame, has ?di Bcoudcd witii $50,000 of depositor's money l.ver since la-r release from confinement oi the charge of swindling depositors in hoi bank, she has Continued thc business of re reiving deposits of money from women paying, or promising to pay. an exceed Ingly high rate of Interest ?horc?n. Capitalists who mc interested lu tho di vclopmcnt of North Georgia's minorai rc sources have organized In Rome cs th. Rome Land Iron and Improvement Com pany, with u capital of $1,000,OOO. Ol this amount ?{??nil. ni Kl will bc retained lu the present members of tho company while $100,000 will be placed upon tia market. At a special un cling of stockholders ol the Western Inion Tolegraph Company ar issue of 12,000 shares now stock with wliicli to retire dividends, and propositions ti issue 5 per cent, collateral trust bouda, inti which stocks and bonds guaranteed by tin Western Cn lon Company shall be placed, were both ratified, Three men wore killed at shaft 10 of thc new aqueduct nt Now York by the falling of the cage. Tho cage had just come up with about 20 workmen and wa? left un guarded at the lop of tho shaft, i ?ne mau slipped into UiCCngO, which was not secured, and lt dropped, striking two others, who were al thc hollian of Ihe shaft, ?nd killing nil of them instantly. A dispatch from Dieppe soys the packet steamer Victoria went ashore on the rocks near that city during a fog and afterwards sunk. Several of her passengers attached lifebelts to their bodies mid (hon jumped overboard and wire carried Otlt to sen. Sin bad 00 passengers, of whom 12 were drowned, although the wreck occurred close to the mainland. The 1 lay timi Consul Genend at Parid writes lo thc Jottrhaide* Deb?is, denying that Ilaytl offered in ls. I to nedo Toringa Island in settlement of England's claim, Ho further says that it is undignified for a [/root nation to assert that a young country itriiggHng with difficulties and adversities s so totally devoid of patriotism ns lo code crrltory to any ono seeking a quarrel ,vlth lt. All of the 8,000 union carpenters of Chi .agp aro Idle, owing to the decision of tho trikors that they would int return to woik mill the majority of liosscs had acceded lo heir demands. The two atsoolattons of mpioyera arc united ngain, and declare hoy will not concede lo tho demands of lie strikers. Six of thu strikers hnvo l>ecn rrested for Interfering with non union lion ! While, thc French detachment of tho Salvation Anny were parading the streets of Queliec Sunday it was attacked by a howling mob who jieltcd tho members with large lumps of snow and lee. One of thc females of tho army was knocked senseless and dangerously hurt by being struck ou thc beau with a piece of ice weighing nearly live pomals. The drums of tho de tachment vere all smashed. The police have as yet made no arrests. Henry W. Grady writes-of Cleveland's prospects: "The South is more than satis tied with his record, and there will not bo a division of sentiment in nuy State from Virginia to Toxao on the question of his re nomination. Ho will carry every State in thc South into thc convention and will not lose half a dozen delegates. In the Electo ral College he will not lose a vote from the South." A tue occurred at Lancaster Thursday morning, burning down several houses. Mr. Joseph Walker, in feeding ins stock just "about daylight, in the livery of Hick son ?,V Walker, was using a new lantern, and fi lld lug something tho imitier with it, undertook to take the lamp out of it, and in un instant tho hay and fodder took fire, and tho Hames spread too rapidly to lie ur rested. The horses were Saved, but Mr. Walker was severely burned. The language used by Chamberlain, in speaking at 1 he meetings In Ayr, has in llamcd the Irish Against him, and he has received numerous letters warning him that llO w ill ni t leave Scotland alive. Ad dressing an assemblage of 3,000 persons. Chamberlain spoke of the Irish people as those who "commit theft, ruin industrious men, and outrage women," und he used other language equally abusive. Martha Washington's memory is libeled by sonic gleeful ghoul, who says that her writing was very had, that she knew no other punctuation mark than the dash, and ihnt the apostrophe was a stranger to her. The gleeful ghoul evidently has very few temi niuo correspondents, or he would know that some some of Martini's most charming daughters-if she he regarded mibe Mother of her country-aro similarly scornful of these little conventionalities. The arrivals at Queenstown of emigrants on their way to the United States, arc enor mous. Thc railways are running social tm i ns lo accommodate this class of travel. The number of emigrants now awaiting steamers to carry them to their destinations is already greater that can he housed in thc lintels and lodging houses, and many arc (amping ill thc streets. Fifteen hundred embarked yesterday. Three thousand more tue expelled to arrive Saturday next to take steamers. Dr. Ui?y Palmer's son, Hov. Charles Kay Palmer, thus explains the story that his famous hymn, "My Faith Looks Up to Theo," has two stanzas less than Ibo orig! toil draft handed to Dr. Lowell Mason. The truth about that Is that his father translated from the German two Stanzas describing n suppliant before the cross, and then added two more as tho suppliant's utterance, and there were thc ll rot two ol' thc hymn tis it now appeal-. The translated versos wore in ver used. Thur; liv uftCMOOi George Werner, u lee hero! thc suburb..u village school, in the town of Williamsburg, Wis., punished II refractory pupil named Henry Zugbusch by applying a ruler sharply to Ids wrist, and the hoy fell hack in his scat uncon scious. Supposing that the hoy had fainted they then threw two pales of water over him, hut the pupil was dead, Tito teacher lied and has liol been SCCII since. The ?arm?is of the community are looking for him and threaten to lynch him as thc boy's father claims thai Werner choked him to death. Hem i. m o's wife is coming hi for her sh ire of the curiosity of those who "want 10 know, you know,'- and thc Brooklyn . - tells them that "she is a thorough 11 nne body, devoted lo her husband and j their four children; one of thc small, plump, cheery bodies that never get down-hearted, rmd people who have known iheni a long time say thal hut for her untlagging devo ti n and enthusiastic belief in him Mr. George w ould never have been able toc?me triumphantly through the long period of straitened means mid hard work which prc ceded his sudden success." Thc President and Mrs. Cleveland were not present at the christening of Baby Whitney, hut tiny showed they were not iinmindlul of the event in a very substan tial manner. Their present, which was contuhud in a huge case of blossom pink pindi, lined willi white satin, consisted of a handsome silver plaiter, milk howl mid spoon. The plattcrand bowl wero lu tho Btyle known as satin finished, in the contre ol each of which was engraved "Dorothy." Forming a deep border around the edge In raised figures all manner of quaint dc . inns of children engaged in childish sports. At companying this was a dainty basket of lilies ot the valley. Attorney General Garland had a hard time of ii in hi--earlier manhood. After Iii admission to tho Imr lie hung out bis si ingle at W ashington. Arkansns, but the clients all passed his door and entered the Ollice of an older lawyer. One dav he a tonished his ofHco associate hy blindfold ing himself, stopping up to a map of the Stale atel viciously thrusting his pencil into ibo map, with thc worth; T am going to move whore my pencil strikes. If irs a tow n, I'll practice law, if lt's country, I'll f nm ii If its a river, i'll go io steam boat ing." The pencil struck Little Hock, und there he went. Kev. ['klward G. Taylor, pastor of thc Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Buffalo, \. V., died yesterday of pneumonia. Ile was editor of the Baptist Sunday School Quarterly and furnished lesson? notes for llio Baptist Leader. Bc was author of some of the Moody & Sankey hymus and other musical favorites. He was a graduate ol inn knell College mid Rochester Theo logical Seminary, and had been successive ly pastor of the Coliseum Place Baptist Church of New Orleans, the Park Avenue Hup!Isl Church of Chicago, and the First I! ip! ist Churches of Providence, R. I., and Newark, X. J, His Bu Halo pastorate be gin January 1, 1880. An Indianapolis special says: On Satur day last the ticket agent Of the Pennsylva nia road at Logansporl refused to sell a party of 13 tickets to Sun Diego over the Chicago and Alton road, the Western con nection of the Pennsylvania lines, which tin Pennsylvania Company has boycotted. Ho offered to sell the party tickets leading over a competing lino of the Chicago and Alton, A representative of the Chicago ami Allon went to f.ogansport with Instruis lion , that should the Pennsylvania ngenl Still refuse lo sell tickets via the line, to bring tlio mal ter before the United States Courts limier thc new discrimination clause of thc new law. -- \ trent i I Sun IIUNI Kitiii.n, r.. 'I ho don of a gang of sawdust swindlers was raided yesterday In West 47th street, New York. Thc place was hi full opera lion, and thc whole gang was arrested ami l u ked up. They were found making up circulars Into express packages of alleged bogus money and lining out substitute .ulises-, a.so supposed to lie full of "Green ends," hut lu reality containing bricks and aper. The house U a brownstone flat, tiredly opposite a police station. The peia'oi s had t wo Hals, one for work and he other for bed rooms, luxuriously llttod ip. The police laired ??2,000 In new crisp l imine bank notes. Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" ls a ac 1 powerful restorative tonic, and com lin the mos?, valuable nervine properties; n i illy adapted to tho wants of debilito ul ladies suffering from weak back, In ' aid fever, congestion, Imflammallon, or tlceratlon, or from nervousness or neural lc i' sins. By druggists. A KOA HI NC KA KC E. An KxtraorOlnnry Seen? In un IIIIIIUIM Cou ri. HvBnrxaBOtfo. til-, April <".. The oir ouit court olosed without trying other than criminal caaos. At tho close tho sheriff announced that a prisoner was in jail charged with stealing a skiff on tho Mississippi. Tho case was tried and it onded in a laughable farce When tho prisoner entered tho prison er's box tho judgo addressed bim: "You aro tho man who stoic tho boa*, aro you?" "Wal, yes; hut thar's a pint il) the oaso, jedgo. They charged mo with stoalin' it in thc wombi', but 1 didn't steal it till after dark. [(iront laughter. 1 I don't waut to bo tried till they get Peter Cooper (his partner.) He is a worser mau nor 1 am. He steals wimmen, girls, fish-hooks and every thing. I Hoars of laughter, joined in by tho court. I Toto wanted to koop tho boat, but 1 intended to return it after I took my things down tho river.'' "Then wo must defer trial till Ibo August torin." "No, judge, I don't want to lie in jail till August. 1 want to bo tried now.' "Havo you au attorney to defend you?" I "No, aud don't want any. I ham t got no money but a few German corns for keepsakes. They wouldn't hire 0 good lawyer, and I wouldn't have no poor one. He'd only make it worse for mo." Tho court appointed three prominent lawyers to defend him. With awkward gestures ami uncouth language ho admitted stealing tho boat, but blamed Peter Cooper for it. When the jury took tho ease ho in sisted on retiring with them to explain tho situation, but this tho court heart lessly denied. After an hour of wrestling with tho ease, thc jury, to tho consternation of tho court and audience, and tho disgust of tho prosecution, brought in a verdict of not guilty. HUKUY1XG i r I.A MA lt. A Dakota Girl Who Wanted th? Secretary lu Dechlc Mi r "Mn's Cuse." I Prom tu?- Cincinnati Knqulror.) A little girl eight years old, residing at Gordon, Dakota, has written the fol lowing lotter to Secretary Lamar. lt was priutod on a small piece of paper with a lead pencil, in a stylo peculiar only to ohildrcn when they are writing their first letters. Kvcry letter is a capi tal, and reads: "MR, LAUAJIS: Won't you ploase de cide tho land caso that is in your ollice now. Ma has to work out, and Minnie is sick, and J havo to do tho work. 1 nm only eight years old. Wo hunt no money, and Ligo Moon is trying to get our claim. ADA FURNVII." "Ma wants to get some monoy so wc eau buy some close and get a horse. 11 is awful cold here at Mitchell, Dakota, and wo havo to bum hay, and can't hardly keep warm. Goodby. ADA FRENCH." Gordon, Lakota. Tho lotter was referred to Commis sioner Sparks, and went through tho routine of thc laud ollice, and an official letter wns written to thc girl informing her that tho commissioiior had decided the claim in favor of lier mother, but an appeal bad been made to tho secretary of thc interior, where it is now ponding, Tho little girl wrote another letter, simi lar to her previous one, hogging the commissioner "to get. Mr. Lamers h> decide ma's ease, l.igo Moon," sin \'t I, "told ma that if you decided in ma's favor ho would not givo her any moro trouble, but Lige Moon lies." Thia letter was also answered, and tho oorrespondenoo sent to tho secretary to hurry nisaction. f.ee as a Hov. The following is a description of the oloy statue ol General Loo OS a boy of 14. which is being modeled in Haly and, it is hoped, will lie erected in marble bl front of tho house of Lee's ehilhood ill Westmoreland county, Va., on tho sit? of the tombs of many of his followoi who fell in tho war. The figure is ex ceedingly characteristic and full of life, and tho lac? rejuvenated by Mr. Ezekiel from his own bronze portrait of the Gonoral in later life gives eloquently the promise of what was to come. "Tho boy ia father to tho mau" hero in vory ti nth. The right hand, holding a little, simple oap, rests on tho small stump of an oak tree, while tho left, brought up to about tho lovel of the waist, clasps 0 Bible, with ono linger between the leaves. Thu youthful figuro is slightly turned from right to loft, and tho hood is erect and thrown back a little, aa if to catch tho light breeze wliich blows apart the fold of thu boy's simple blouse and reveals in part thu promise of strength and compactness in tho figuro. Tho small foot for which tho Let family aro famous, aro iiuoly modolod, as also tho slim, boyish leg, in its neat stocking and brooches buttoning below tho knee. I had, by a mero chanco, au interesting opportunity of judging tho faithfulness of the likeness as a mero likenoss, if hereditary resemblances aro to count for anything. Whilo 1 was examining tho figure in detail, thoro como into thc studio a lady with three pretty daugh ters, who was int rod i iced to mo as airs. Cooper, daughter of General Loo's llrst cousin. Oro of tho young huhes, aged about 15, boro so striking a resemblance to the boyish portrait of her illustrious relative, as to make it ccrtaiu oven to a stranger's oyo that they wore of tho same stock; and, indeed, Mrs. Cooper (who is usually called tho "nicco" of Goneral Leo, though i cully tho cousin onco re moved, and was on terms of tho greatest affection and conlldcnco with him) do ctored tint any mcmlmr of the family must bo satisfied with tho striking like ness, apart from tile artistic worit of tin; work. --- mt ? - -- A \ c o- nt ii al Hie Illinium*. 1 was in the room of thc Postmaster Ucn oral waiting my chance to speak to him, when a Democratic Senator said lo me, under his voice: "Wail gol herc first, ns usual," indicating willi his thumb tin- vi n embie Republican member from Connect I cut. who was in the revolving chair at Gen md Villis' ear. "He always gets herc Qrsl - Wu it docs. He always gets every w h( re first. Ho ls thc ot ? Jiclc I always run igalnst at the Navy Def a Imcnt, nt the l rensury Department, m the Pension Ollice md thc President's, 'I lint s why bo ?> Sailed W ait.' Thc worst Ol il is lie knows ivory body in Washington and ii gtvi bim i tremendous advantage. He has l een jere ever since Johns at's time, 1 ihlnk. ind 1 suppose has {. >t more people m?o lillee within tho hui I foam than any ither man, living ct dead.? Washington l'ont. A 1'crMMfl i ir?-. What a thrill of terror passes over us vhen we read thu record of some fearful levastatlon by fire, and yet it in a ba t that housands aro daily being consumed hy (ho II ward lire of fever, eau sci! by eonsuuip lon of the lungs, w hir h could ho subdued >y Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis ovory." HolllDg Kanter Kfuia. WASHINGTON. April ll.--Tho grounds Immediately south of the President s house pn mtodapretty picture to-day, Thou stuuls of children wc ic gathered there cn gaged in tho pleasares of Baster egg rollins, a custom which has prevailed tu this etty forever so many years. Tho participants were of all ages, sixes and conditions of Ufo, from tho pampered child of luxury, with her French nurse, tO the poor, black pickaninny with hare feet. All hud eggs, bolled and dyed, and mude thc air ring.-With their happy shouts and merry laughter ns tboy rolled their eggs and themselves down the grassy knolls and chased each other across thc lawns. Tho President enjoyed the spectacle very much. His ellice window o-.'tied directly over the scene, and ho frequently unused tu his work to gaze upon it. .Mrs. Cleveland spent ?he morning al the country home, ant] so failed 10 seo tho children at play. While tho President's public reception was in progn ss in thc Bast Boom In tho afternoon tho children heard of il and Mocked in in gr..at numbers to shake hands with tho I'rcshh nt. COULDN'T HEAR IT THUNDER. An interesting letter from >lr. .lohn \V. Weeks, superintendent of DoKttlb Pauper Homo: From a foeliug of gratitude andado siro to boned! others, I voluntarily make this statement. I have gnat leeson to bo thankful thal I cvei heard of 13. Ji. B., as I know what a blessing iL has be? U to me. I have suflbrcd with Bronohial Ca tarrh fora number of years. Six months neo I was talton with a severe pain in right car, whioh in a few days began to discharge matter, with terrible, and al most unbearable palpitation and till SOl'tfi ot noises in my bead. In toll days idh i thocommonceiliont of discharge and pain in my car I began to grow deaf and in .six weeks I was so deaf that I could not hoar thunder. I was then compelled to use conversa tion tube, and it was often that 1 could not hear with the lube. I then com nionocd taking li. !$. li. and the running of my ear ceased limning in live week \ and can now hear without the tube. M\ general hi alth has improved, palpitation Ceased, and feel liko a new being, ami appreciate the benefit I have recoivec from B, ihlh (made in Atlanta, Cia. with gratitude to dod und thankfullucsi to tho Proprietors for such a medicine. 1 cheerfully recommend it to all who art afllioted with deafness and catarrh. Trj it ; persevero in its usc and you w ill bi convinced of its value. JOHN W. WEEKS, Superintendent DeKalb Pauper Home, decatur, Qa., .May I, 1880. BRIGHT'S DISEASE. I have been a sufferer from Kiduoy ont] Bladder troubles for scvoral years. I have lately had what is termed Bright.*! Disease, and have had considerable sw i li ing of my legs and shortness of breath. Tho urea has poisoned my blood also. J secured and am using t li. 15. li.. 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