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public use by the Queen in person, in tho
presence offully one thousand spectators
The Prince Of Wales, Duke Of SAKE Co.
burg Gotha, Prince Arthur, Prince Chris
tian, Princess Louise, Marquis Of Lorne,
and Princess Beatrice, and a very large
number of the nobility, were. in attend
ance.
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A Case OF Coascisaee.
WAsHuNGToN, March

A letter was received at the Treasury
Department to-day from a banker Ut
Baden Baden endorsing bill Of exchange
for five thousand dollars gold, with the
statement that It Is from former citizen
Of the United States, who desires to make
anonymous restitution to the United States
Treasury.
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CHICAGO.

4-3s,rr,o,1 CHICAGO, March 90.
twenty-five leading clergymen Of this
city have inaugurated amovement TO hold
public temperance meetings at FaIwell
Hall on Sabbath afternoons. a.
The fruit trees Of Southern Illinois are
out in full bloom with a prospect Of a
good crop. There are good strawberries
now In market.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILApNLrn1A, March ID

FLoUR-Quiet and weak.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and dropping
red western at 81 Goal o.. Rye-$l 05
Corn-Yellow at S1as2c; mixed western
at 77c. Oats-O7a0Sc. Barley-$1 90.
PETRoLEuM-Crude at 1Ttc; refined
at 23tc.
WiIIsKY-steady at 99iaO9c.
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Baltimore Market. ).
BALTIMORE, March 20

BALTIMORE, March 20.
FLouR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; Ohio and In
diana at 81 55a1 10. Corn-White south
ern at.85c; yellow.at soc; mixed western
at 75s76c. 0ats-G4c.
PRov1sGoNs-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Firm at Gee.
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STATE Missouri, Oct; Tenncs.
see, old, OF; do, new, G4i; Virginia, new,
u; do, old, 67f; North Carolinas, old, 4G4i
do. new, 24
SToCxs-Western Union Telegraph 57s;
Adams Express, 78; Wells, Fargo 6
Co., 43; American Az; United States 4Ss;
Pacific Mail, 43F; New York Central, 95R;
do scrip, 02i; Eric 20f; Harlem 1870; Read.
ing, 10S; Michigan Central, 12t; Cleye.
land & Pittsburgh, lly; Northwestern,
88t; DO. preferred, 0G9i Rock Island, 114t;
New Jersey Central, 100; St. Paul, CIT;
do preferred, 7O9; Wabash 575; do. pre-.
ferred, 70; Fort Wayne, 90; Terre Haute,
SOf Chicago s. Alton, 10; Ohio & Mis-.
sissippi, Al; Cleveland, Columbus & Gin
cinnatl, sOE; Burlington 8 Quincy 159;
Lake Shore, 1911; Indiana Central, est
Illinois Central, 1914.
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Perished in the Flames.

DETROIT, March 20.
A tavern in RedIord, fourteen miles
from Detroit, kept bya German named
Schultz, was burned yesterday morning.
Schultz and wife perished in the flames.
Three children escaped.
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Immigration at New YOrk..AIleged
Attempt to Control II Through Ac-
tIOn Of Congress.
NEW YORK, March 9D.


New YoRK, March 90.
The Worlds Washington correspon.
dent says: The facti not generally known
that o desperate attempt was made at the
last session Of Congress to take the con-
troll Of tho emigrants, now possessed by
the State Of New York, and transfer It to
the general government, by making a
grand department on Governors Island,
instead Of at Castle Garden. The bill for
this purpose was pending in the House
Commerce Committee, where it was care
fully watched. persistly opposed and
finally defeated. A large interest, both
political and financial, worked very hard
to get control Of the system through an
act Of Congress, and hoped to succeed, so
that they could forward immigrants over
certain lines Of railway to the South and
West. ....
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Frost at Richmond.

Z .utl RICHMOND, March 90.
There was heavy frost here this morn
ing, extending up to the Potomac river.
It Is feared the fruit crop Is destroyed. Z
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NEW YoRK, March 2s

NEW AVERl%i UIN4SH 20
CorroN-Middling uplAnds at 154c,
FIoUR-Dull and dropping at 20 Goa
9 so for shipping extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; red and amber
at 81 Goal 20. Oats-Steady at 6Ta70c.
PRoy1soNs-Pork-Dull. Lard-Dulli
Eaes~sseady; fresh at 14a16lO
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New YoRK, March 90.
A Tribune correspondent maintains the
authenticity Of Capt Temples letter,
and asserts that ho copied the original
letter in tho handwriting Of Capt. Temple.
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The Methodist Book Concern Frauds.

NEW YORK, March ~,
The subcommittee Of the Methods,
Book Committee, will make another
attempt this morning TO agree upon an ex.
pert 70 examine the books Of the concern,
for frauds alleged TO exist therein. DR.
Bingham, chairman OF the committee,
arrived yesterday afternoon, and Bishop
Scott and other members are expected by
noon to-day.
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Fire.
thus
SAN FRANCIsCo. March %.

SAN Francisco, March 90.
The town OF Truckee, California, on
The Pacific railroad Is in flames. Several
lives Of women and children lost. Town
will probably be destroyed.
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CANARY birds have been merchantable
property for more than fvC hundred
years-not the same birds, however.
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AN elk weighing SIX hundred pounds
was killed lately few miles from Con.
cordia, Kansas. t.i aI.
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A MILWAUKEE man advcrtiscs for u
wife, and "dOn't care II she Is as honely
as q stump fence"
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DOCHhHEsII hulGu 90.
The new Roumanian Cabinet has been
formed, with General Till as Minister Of
Public Worship, and FlorisCo Minister Of
War. In consequence Of the passage OF
an indirect vote Of cenSurc, II is expected
that q dissolution Of the Chamber will be
announced tomorrow.
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AFRICA.
Formidable Revolt In Algeria.

FUTHIuHDIe INbVUII IN AIBeII"'
LONDON, March 90.
A special dispatch to the Daily Ne19,
from Brussels, says the Arab Chief Sid
Mokrani, with 10000 troops, is within 25
leagues Of Algiers, and has declared war
against France.
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New. York Dry Goods Ararke.

New York, March 30.
The demand Is less active, both with
iObbers and agents, while prices rule
generally steady.
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In stating how Eve told Adam to chAs
tise his son, Ave Scripture names are used
"Adam," Seth Eve, "Cain Able"
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MEMPHls boasts OF a married woman
who attends school regularly every day.
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THE original territory Of the Cherokee
tribe Of Indians comprised over 35,00O,-
600 acres.
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EUROPEAN MISCELLANY.

ST.. PETERsBURGR, March %. !
The Patriarch Of Constantinople has
complained to the Russian Synod that the
Sublime Porte is disturbing the order Of
the Church in Bulgaria. The answer Of
the Synod will appear in the Official Jour
a,oI "a Y,.nrpoHy
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ENGLAND

Royal ART Gallery Opened to The
- Public.
LONDON, March %.
The Royal Albert Hall Of Science and
Art, at Kensington, was opened TO the
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Every Family should have a Bottle

We have In our possession hundreds Of tho
most aAttcrlng testimonials from Physicians OF
the highest standing, both Of the Alipathy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
the Homo Stomach Dltters as o rccuperant,
stoulachlc and tonic, and all agree that they arc
the best remedy known In cases Of Indigestion,
tain preventative OF Fever and Aguc, BlllIousness
and all diseases arising from mAlarlous causes.
TheyAr not only DELIGHTPUL TO THE TATsE, hut
beneficial to tho sick, tho cOnYalcscent and the
well, imparting strength to both mind and body.
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HOUSE.

The House resumed the consideration
Of the bill reported from the select com.
mittee. Messrs. MORGAN, HoAR and KEEL.
LEY addressed the House on the bill.
Adjourned.
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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25
Crazed Paris,

The civil war in France continues with
unabated fury, and the Communes in
Iaris seem determined to destroy every
relic of the old imperial government,
however closely it may be connected with
the history and the most gloriou. achicv.
nents Of France. There is q square in
Paris where stood q monument in honor
Of Napoleon 1.-The Column Vend dome.
This monument Of bis military reuown
and the victories Of France was cast from
the guns captured BY him at A usterli,z,
and was surmoanted BY statue of the
Emperor But SO intensely repub blicau
are the Parisians that it chafed them to
madness as il stood there in its majestic
silence, a reminder of one whom they
NO longer loved to honor. It must be
brought down And so, on the 10th
inst, the Parisians crowded around to
see its fall, which was announced to take
place at 2 o'clock on that day. 1t with
stood the 6rst tightening Of tie cable,
the windless broke, and tho Column stood
fast. 1t was then announced for Eve
o'clock, shortly after which time the
cable was again stretched, the vast column
moved, swsyed, and then swept magu,fi.
Gently down, breaking into fragments as
1t struch the earth. At this victory over
Imperialism. shouts for the Commune rent
he air.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25
How English was Cheated out of the
G0veFn0rShip.

In speaking of the action of the Con.
necticut Legislature in the count of the
vote for Governor Of that state, the Hart.
ford Times says:
The outrage planned by the Radicals
has been consummated. The law and
the Constitution Of the State have been
set at defiance and boldly violated. 1t
was resolved, as soon as the returns
ehowed, month ago, that tho result of
the election was 80 close, to displace
Governor English by an illegal act Of the
Legislature, and declare jewell elected,
regardless Of law aud Constitution.
Various excuses were brought forward
for this proceeding, and n was finally
resolved to count iu the defeated candi.
date on the claim that 100 fraudulent
votes had been placed in the ballot-box
in one of the wards Of New Haven for
Governor English, and 100 of Jewelrs
votes taken out. The contents of the
box were found to conform to the legal
returns; but change was to be made,
BY violently forcing the result desired.
At first 1t was resolved to throw out
the whole vote Of the ward-b but finding
this would elect Hendricks (Democrat) to
Congress, tho plan was changed and
subscription paper started to elect Jewell
on. Names were put down in some cases
by proxy, on hearsay. and others (party
runner) testified that they believed
such or such persons "voted Republican"
and must have voted for Jewell The
whole proceeding was illegal, and the
names were 10 many cases made to cover
q gross fraud and imposition, as now ap. |
pears. .
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25
Burned Alive.

From the St. Louis Times of the 1Sth.l
The coroner held on inquest yesterday y
upon the body of Mrs. Williams, who
was SO shockingly burned by the accident
at her husbands factory, No. 22O9 Bid
die street, Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Williams had o moment before the acct
dent stepped out OF the factory on an er.
rand, leaving bis wife in charge. Upon
a large open furnace, in the middle of
the room, a batch of soap was boiling,
which, being partial com pound, re.
qulred the addition of pint of naptha.
Mrs. Williams accordingly put in half
q pint, and then short time after
ward tried to pour in the rest. The
liquid boiled up suddenly and overaowed
the kettle, thus allowing the naptha to
reach the fire. The flames leaped up in
an instant before the woman could get
out OF tho way and ignited her clothing.
She ran up the steps and into the hail,
screaming for help,a A young stepson,
about fifteen years old, went to her aid
and tried to put out the ire with his
nands, put was unsuccessful. Two men
attached to the establishment then
reached the sceno and tried to render
some assistance to her, but could effect
nothing. Every particle of clothing was
burnei FROM her body, leaving the skin
hanging in shreds from her arms and
hands. The unfortunate woman fingered
10 great agony until about 10 o'clock
the same night, when she died. Up
to the time Of her death she retained her
consciousness, and asked. rs q dying
request. that her remains might be-
taken back to her old home. The boy
who tried to help her had bis hands,
arms, face and head badly burned. The
scene is described as having been mos.
heart rending when the husband returned,
few moments after, and found bis wife
writhing in fearful agony.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25
A Medley Of Monarch.

| The treaty Of the High Commissio,
has one popularity which 10 worthy o
special notice. Although that estracrdi
nary embassy was created to close up al
outstanding differences between the ",
countries. no single question has bee,
distinctly and definitely determined BY il
every claim disputed, right, or contested
privilege has been referred to some srbi
tration or commission 10 which the United
States figures as one party, against fou,
or two throughout. Monarchs arc to &,
the measure Of our grievances and, iu
fact, to decide whether they exist Of not
They constitute the tribunal of las,
resort, from which there is no appeal.
We are bound In advance by the fiat.
whatever it may be.
As this mass Of majesty, to whose ten.
der care q Republican Administration
has consigned American citizens, may
create confusion in the popular mind, the
Washington Patriot deems il desirable to
abstract from the ovcrpovcring treaty a
bfief that will present to view at r. anco
all the matters and monarchs as they
happen to appear on the scene:
Atab,tnaa Clains.-Five arbitrators. to
Do nsmed as follows One by the Pes
ideDt Of the United States; one by her
Britanic Majesty; one by his Majesty
the King Of Italy !. ono by the President
OF the Swiss Confederation, and one by
his Majesty the Emperor Of Brazil. Two
Presidents and three Majesties.
Board Of assessors to determine Valid
ity and Amount Of Claims. Three, to be
named as follows: One BY the President
OF the United States, one BY Her Britain
nio Majesty, and one BY the represents.
tive at Washington Of His Majesty the
King Of Italy. One President and two
Msjesties. ...
Claims Of British Subjeet.. Three
Commissioners, to be named Is follows
One BY tho President of the United
States, one BY her Britanic Majesty, and
'n-case Of disagreement, one by the rep.
reseatative at Washington Of His Maj
esty the King Of Spain. One President
aud two Majesties.
10 determine price to be paid England
Tor Fishing priuileges-Three commits
'ioners, to DO named as follows: One
oy the President of the United States;
'ne by her Britanic Majesty, and in
Ease Of disagreement, one by the repre-.
sentative at London of His Majesty the
Emperor Of Austria and King of Hun.
'ary. One President and two Majesties.
To determine the Tile of the American
Island of San Juan.-His Majesty the
Emperor Of Germany. One Majesty. Il
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25

Dana, the editor of the N. Y. Sun, was
at one time editor Of the Tribune, and
Assistant Secretary Of War under LIN
coin. lie is yet Radical, but opposed
to Grants denomination. He says:
The masses Of the Republican party
will never consent to the renomiua,ion OF
man who has bestowed high Offices for
costly gifts, has thrust all bis own and
his wifs's relations, down TO third and
fourth cousins, into responsible and
important places, and has allowed his
foolish old father to trnde in Federal
Offices at tive hundred dollars apiece.
Still less will they allow tho man to be-
thcir candidate who, without authority of
law, has dared to take part iu the civil
war in San Domingo, and who has struck
down the Oldest and best beloved Re.
publican Senator because he would not
become party to the usurpation and the
swindle. ..7
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25

Clarence Kimball, the Morrill, chiIdre,
being ruled out because they were to,
old. The Morrill, twins, however. wer,
osstefs | might almost say pluribusters
They stood yertwosfeet, weighed FORTY
i've ponndsesch, had intelligent lookipa
heads, and wore active aud smsrt. II
they should ever appear 10 the p. II. the,
would make their marks, They were
born in Newark, New JERSEY, and have
never been naturalised. The isdv- IN
charge informed mo that they had never
been bottle children. l do not know
what she meant by this, but I suppose i,
vas some reference to their cold water
principles. Mrs. Morrill, comes Of A
prolific family. She has q cousin who
had five at birth, weie hing two pounds
apiece, just imagine . person taking
that cheering news to q fond father in
the next room r"eT' -l.'T 1IItT
THE SWEEPSTAKES.
l have already alluded to the triplets.
They were having a mild course of
whooping cough between them. There
wasn't enough Of it to 10 round, and they
were kept down stairs for more leisurcly
inspection. They looked puuy. In fact
was told that it was next to IMPOSSIBLE
to turn out triplcts 10 thorough condi-
tion.
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.
3, One woman, who was evidently struck
by my fatherly aud benignant coun.
tenance, pulled me over to one side of the
room to show me her baby. Il weighed
q pound and a half when it was born and
looked just like an oyster. she said. /.
was now twelve months old and weighed
thirteen and one half pounds, a gain of
INST pound month. | gave the dc.
lighted mother certificate that when tho
child was eighty years old, if he kept on
ut the same rate, it would weigh 96O5
pounds. She said she would have it
entered iu the family bible.
Tho whole number OF the entries was
ninety six. hundreds arriving too lato.
They cried just as natural, however, as
The premium babies, aud were Just as
hungry.
The rear Of the stage was devoted to
nursing mothers, which the committee
designated as the milky way, an elegant
ign to that effect being nailed up on the
vail. Placards were distributed warning
'isitors not to touch or trample on the
'abies. We saw no fights; everything
eemed to be decorous. There were at
east thousand visitors at fifty cents
head, not including the babies. Il
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25

Because Democrats cannot, and will not,
acknowledge the justice of tho ratlfca
tion Of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments, the Radicals are atom ping
to make this q party issue. Thoy are
sredulous enough to believe that BY 30
doing, they will draw tho attention of the
more honest portion of their party oway
from that ugly. deiormed, unrepublican,
h'egitimate child Of their party, tho
ku klux bill, which was enacted to max O
Grant an Emperor and the country an
Empire. .
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25
TIL Il H Err AID.
TROY. NO., MAY Is, 1871.


The Democratic leaders mean TO rcvers
the results OF the war, ''peaceubly ii the,
eau. forcibly II they must" They vii
hesitate less about precipitat,ng . sccon,
civil war than they did about begin q,
shc hrst should they see q prospect o
success. st Joseph Herald.
The Herald aud other Radical paper,
shlt make such reckless and eroundles.
assertions, know full we'll that tho Dem
ocrats moan no such thing. They arc
hrther from "precipitating a second civil
war" than tho Radicals themselvcs. The
manner in which they have submitted Ia
the most outrageous and oppressive legis.
lation, both Of Congress and Legislatures,
and their indomitable energy 10 attempt.
ing BY the ballot, and tho ballot only, to
stop the tide Of cen+ralism, is evidence Of
their peaceful intentions. War, indeed |
If the people Of this country desired war,
they certainly had, long ago, cause to
raise up in their might and crush the
horde OF usurpers at Washington.
Oh, no; il is not ''second civil war"
that the Democrats wantl Nor is il q
'second civil war" that the Radicals fear (!
They know that IL the Democrats once
ket into power that mucn Of their obnox.
ious Legislation will bc overthrow, that
tho States will enjoy equal privileges,
that pencc will rest upon q surer basis,
that the people will all enjoy the privi.
leges Of freemen, which things are pois.
onous to the vitality Of the Radical party.
If the uutrammeled will of the people
decide upon any measure, there is no
danger but what the Democrats will be
pleased to submit.
We assure our contemporary that there
is no danger Of the Democrats ''prec,pi- |
tating q second civil war;" nor Of them |
forcing their opinions and we also assure
1t, and all the Radicals under whose no
tice this may como, that if the Democrats
sre successful, you will see no more such
eutrages committed upon the States as
the Reconstruction measures, the Federal
Election Laws aud the Ku.kiux bill.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25

Governor Caldwell, of North Car.
olina, has issued proclamation to the
people OF the State in reference to
"outrages BY armed bands Of disguised
men," and warns all persons guilty Of
thus violating the Law that the day 10
not Tar distant when "they will eutreat
for mercy 10 vain," unless they mend
their ways forthwith. In this connection
ho calls upon tho people generally, and
more especially those who have hereto.
fore held positions Of honor and trus,
in the State, to assist the constituted
authorities, and invskes all Christian
ministers to give their powerful aid to
the end that the law may be maintained
supreme aud . feeling Of fraternal love
and forbearance restored. All good cit.
liens will approve this course. 1t is
the Governors duty to pursue it, and
the people should sustain him in it..
Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-25

Eight-two men ofrthe First United
States cavalry have been sent 10 Camp
Bidweil, Siskiyou essnAy, California, to
keep the Snake aud Pin river Indians
auist. THIS company. says the Sacra-
nento Reporter, hss beon tstcn from
Arizona, we're the Apachss ere ravog-
ing snd destroying at fearful rate, 10
70 to . place whore the Indians have
Seen pcaceablc for I've years.