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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
noAra AnYrRrIsEp ro LEAvE.

boats ADVERTISED TO LEAVE.
Henry Probaseo. Cincinnati. this day-.~6 pm
Batesyille, White river. Thursday .,...." . D. m
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river, Saturday, pm
Phil Allin, Friar Point this day-.,.......5 y. m
James Howard. New Orleans, this day...5 pm
Pat Cleburne, White river. this day......b p. m
Indiana. Louisville, this day~,..........5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Pat Cleburne, White river.
Belle Lee, New Orleans.
." Mary Houston, Louisville.
" Mary Houston, Louisville.
Baiesville, White river.
John Kilgour. Cincinnati.
" Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Julia, St. Lsuis.
Kanawha No. 2. Louisville.
St. Joseph, st. Louis.
" A. j. White, Napoleon.
st. Francis, Wittsburg.
Anna, Arkansas river.
Nashville, Cincinnati.
Belle Lee, Louisville.
John Kilgour, New Orleans.
A." Mary Houston, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Henry Probasco, Little Alps, Pat Gle.
burne, Simpson norner, BAtesville, Phil
Allin.
Daily report Of the stage Of water and tbs
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
AZ nOOn to-daVI
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet COM
pany-U. s. Mail Line - For Pine BlH6,
Little Rock. and all points through to Fort
Smith.
MARY B0YD..............R. L. Haines. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON Tas. +,
wv SATURDAY. 18th inst, at 81 81 ~
JOHN N. HARDIN, Agent.
1913 Office on Wharf boat, foot Of Courtst.
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Yesterday closed with no movement Of
special Importance at the landing. The
Julia and st, Joseph, for St. Louis, went
light. The Kanawha took her empty
salt barges and started for Louisville.
The St. Francis and White had moderate
trips, and the Anna was well laden.
The Nashville got her boilers patched
and left during the night for the Ohio.
The Belle Lee passed up at eight o'clock
for the Ohio with light trip. The John
Kilgour passed down about midnight
with full trip. The Batesville arrived
from White river this morning with 439
bales of cotton, consigned as follows:
Hill, Fontaine & Co., 27s; Shane, Har-
ris & Co., lis; Taylor & Ruhin, 81; Guy,
Mcclellan 4 Co., IA, and ]. Resor | all
of which she got above Batesville, and
reshipped II bales for New Orleans.
The Mary Houston came down at 1880
a. m. with 900 tons, all Of which she got
in the Ohio, including the following
items; Corn, 5000 sacks; 400 hogsheads
tobacco, 200 bales hay, $50 packages
eggs; she added l79 bales Of cotton, %
packages tobacco and 20 cabin passen-
gers here, and left at noon for the south.
The Little Alps, with her log raft, left
for New Orleans, and the Phil Allin ar
rived with Al bales Of cotton and 243
sacks of seed. The Indiana is moment
arily expected from below, and is on
her way to Louisville. The Simpson
Horner has not yet completed the re-
pairs to her boiler.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
FoR FRIAR's PoINT.-The Phil Allin,
Captain James Lee, leaves as above this
evening.
For WHITE RIvER.-The Pat Gle
burne, Captain William j. Ashford,
leaves as above this afternoon, taking
freight and passengers to Jacksonport
and all intermediate landings.
FoR CINcEEATI.-The Henry Pro-
basco, Captain Robinson, will leave for
the Ohio this afternoon.
FOR WHITE RIvER.-The Batesville
goes tomorrow evening.
FoR ARKANSAS RIyER.-The Mary
Boyd departs on Saturday.
IFoR New ORLEASs.-The James How
ard, Captain Pegram, Chassaing clerk,
is of for New Orleans this evening. She
has unsurpassed accommodations.
FoR LoUlsvILLE.-The steamer In
diana, Captain R. E. Neal, leaves to-day
at 3 p. m, positively, for Cincinnati and
way landings. Mr.. J. S. Neal is chief
clerk. The cabin, fare and accommo-
dations Of the Indiana are frst-class.
MISCELLANEOUS.
kilograms this morning reported rain
and snow at St. Louis, and along the
upper Mississippi, as well as at Cincin-
natl.
st. Louis rates by Anchor Line to
have been reduced to-four,
35c; pork, COO; whisky, 81 Is, and pound
freight l7lc per hundred.
Lewis d. Vaughan, now under arrest
for the murder Of General Hindman at
Helena, was two years ago engineer Of
the ferry Red Rover at Helena
The owners Of the Oil City have IL |
belled the barge they pumped out below
here for their portion Of the salvage
bill
A New Orleans paper states that while
the c. n. Durfee vas going Up Red riFer
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NotIre 90 shinner..

NASHVILLE AND LOUISVILLE ASD GREATl
SOUTHERN X. X. fREIGHT OTTIcE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 10. 1873.
On end after Thursday, April nth, all
freights for shipment north will be re-
ceived at the depot on Second street.
II. +. SMITH, Agent.
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! an selling A No. l Pitisburg coal At
reduced rates. GEo. MELLEEsH,
2sf Is South Court corner Main.
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These figures indicate decrease in the cot
ton in sight Of s,s63 bales compared with the
same date of 1872. Compared with last year,
Bombay shipments during the week ending the
llth increased 5000 bales, and since January
decreased lis 900 bales. Stocks at interior
towns ofthe United States decreased 1888 bales
during the same week, and were 40. 356 more
than the same week last year; receipts, were
1851 bales more than those fthe previous year.
and exports increased IS. $40, while the stocks
were 49,, go bales more than they were year
ago, Total receipts at United States ports
since the first Of September. 1872, S,499. ga
bales, against 2,49s,27 bales for the same
period of 1sTl-72, showing an increase since
September l, 1872, of 6OS.046 bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports since
Friday evening and for the same time last year
LII
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The Holly Springs Reporter is the
best advertising medium in North Mis-
sissippi. Al
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For New Orleans.

st. Louis and Now Orleans Packet Co. For
Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
JAMES HOW YARD. .Pesram, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON E.zs
w THIS DAY, 10th instant, at sllsEstsf
SPIN. For freight or passage APP nz7.szaa4Ia4
ply to J. t. WASHINGTON, Ag't,
AZ Madison street.
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Changes.
Stations.

Blank (....l indicates no report: cipher 10Y
' Goficiail v ' s. w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river here, after rising to a point
nearly even with the last rise, is now
stationary, and by morning will begin to
decline. AS will be seen by the tele-
graphic statement above, the upper Mis-
sissippi is swelling aud the Missouri fall
ing. The Ohio is declining also, and so
are the lower tributaries of the Missis-
sippi except Red river, which has some
thing of rise to let out. White river
runs out slowly, and is yet twenty-seven
feet above low water mark, and the Ar
kansas has fallen four feet since the last
report. The weather to-day is clear but
quite cool.
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LEGAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NotIce.

TEAvING TAKEN OUT LBTTERsOF AD-
II minirfrntion on the estate Of Jane Cutler,
1900. notice il hereby given 70 al persons
harinr claims against said estate @ present
fhen 10 ne fer payment, a1a those indeeted
- - rrfafa will please call and settle their
,-'-,--ri. SARAH HEMSHALL.
Mil rfreaf prfrudea Chelsea.
Memphis. harrh 1lth, lsls. 1-iaE-to
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For white River.

White River Accommodation Line-For jack
sonport. Pocahontas and Powhattan.
BATESVILLE.............. Dougherty. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~
w THURSDAY. 18th inst, at sslSR
W. P. WALKER, Agent,
on Company's Wharf boat, foot Court at.
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
39-H 290 Front street.
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BOARDING..

DOARD-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN
ID be accommodated with neat front room
and board in a private family on Adams street,
where there are few boarders, by addressing
with referencel
31-t s., Ledger Office.
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NV OntEaEs. April rs, Tl:S0 am.-Cotton
Is in fair demand. Middlinr, lsifc; no ralet
to-day. Sight exchange, exc premium.
Sterling exchange. 16i<c.
NV ToEK. April IS. l0.5 an.-Cotton
opens weak.
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LIvnRrooL. April 10. II 80 A.m. = Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. 91<di Orleans. 91Sg97sd.
1:3o p.m.-Cotton Is dull. Uplands, gl5d;
1000 we're for export and speculation.
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REWARD.

d z REWARD.-L0ST, A SMALL BLACK
OO and white setter slut. with red spots oyer
the eyes and around the mouth; had on collar
"a III sA LniIN i WILLINs. 80 Front st.
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CHEEK LINE

Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Co.
Ter HeIeDa. Frinr'a Point. Napo-
lees. and the Beads.
q. s. NAIL LINE 10 NAPCLEON.
Steamer A. ]. White, IL
Mark r. Chssk haste -
Leaves TUESDAY and FRIDsT stsp.u.
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WANTED.
LOST.

r OsT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
il be paid for the return Of my Scotch terrier
dog, answering to the name Of Larry" and
Isl ii. 4. TOMLINseN. II Madison st.
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FOR LEASE on SALE.

EOR LEASE OR sALE-EIGHT ACRES OF
e ground, suitable fol, a garden, situated on
dairy. Apply TO II. SEESSEL. SR..
Of " Jefferson st.
COR LEASE OR sALE-EIGHTY LOTS.
Z on Beal, Shelby, Clinton. Vance. Mccall,
DeSoto. Tennessee and Orleans streets. Sew.
eral Of these are large lots. near Elevator and
Beal street landing.
Also, many small lots to lease or sell, cheap,
on Myrtle, near Beal street, and on Stewart
avenue, near fernando street.
WIN. L. VANCE, 1876 Madison st.,
l35-xyi-83 or Phoenix Insurance office.
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THE Holly Springs Reporter controls
an extensive influence in North Missis-
sissippi. Advertise in it. Al
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WTHITEM0RE H0USE-N0S. 100 AND Ill
w Adams street, Memphis. Tennessee.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
On and after the LIST of April, 1873. the rates
will be as follows:
Per Day ............,..........S2 ~
Per Week, 4 person in a room. z 90
Sc 2 g =" -. 9 90
Large, pleasant rooms for families at mod
crate rates. House located midway between
the Charleston depot and the river, on one Of
the finest streets in the city. Table supplied
with the beat the market affords.
2l-t A. j MILES. M: u:
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

nor RENT OR LEASE THE LARGE
II brick house 1914 Second street. Apply at
1893 DeSotO street. or TO
4O-f J.H. CASH, 800 Front street.
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II .i0a, p.-Fsturs, are easy, sales for April

1918 p.m.-Ootion Is weak. Spot sales to-
day. l2i futures. $500 bales. Sales for April,
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The following Il q comparatlTe daily Etato-
ment Of receipts, ETC., at Memphis for this and
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The following table shows the price Of mid
ding cotton here. in New York and New Or
leans and uplands at Liverpool on this date
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-07
NEW YORK.
Washington Gossip-DeIa NO TO 60
abroad.

abroad.
New York, March 6. A Washington
special TO the daily Graphic says that
a large list of nominations has been
sent to the Senate bu. nothing will be
done beyond arranging for committees.
rnere have been no cabinet nominations
though il is known that George Ford,
Collector OF Iu,ernal Revenue at St
Lou 8 has been offered and dec lined
the Interior department. This renders
II eert4in that Delsno will have to be
nominated tor foreign mission.
what the Presidc0t wanted 80 Say
about Cuba.
The original draft oil the lnangu raj
contained direct re erence to the affa lrs
OF Cuba, arguing that the time had ar =
rived for explicit action 10 end the sttro-
cious warfare. The American people
were to be asked to express an opinion
so that The administration might be in
strucled in pressing the subject to a
conclusion. Il was dec ded in Cabinet,
however, that the direct suggestion
should be modified into the paragraph
in who the President declares he will
rake no action in territorial acquisition
without the direct expression OF the
popular will. This means that agita-
tion l. invited.
Patterson 10 be Pard0ned.
The Senate will deal as gently with
Patterson as tn House did with Ames
and Brooks, IA rely voting c:ssure.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The jnrv in the Evans case, the Penn
svlvania State de'sulter, returned YER
4 ct OF guilty in the frat count. but not
IN the second and third.
The business portion Of Blossburg.
Pennsylvania, WAS destroyed by fire
Yesterday morning. Loss 100000 !;
insurance S60,0D0.
A fire at Mason, Tenn, yesterday, des-
troved the hotel and dry goods stores OF
D. G. Wire, McClsy Bros, and j.
Fisher 4 Brother Loss Sl5. 900; in-
surance $1,000.
Salt Lake advices state that no fur
rher interruption to overland travel is
apprehendei from the snow. The road
from Omaha to San Francisco is re-
ported entirely clear, and trains are
regular.
At St. Louis, yesterday. John Chap
man, while attempting to jump on q
moving freight train, ,on the Iron Noun
tain railroad, in South St. Louis, miss.
ed his foothold, and fell between the
cars and vas run over and killed.
woman named Mrs. Lytle, horse
whipped Judge Straub. City Judge o
Cincinnati, yesterday. for having made
come offensive allusion to her as th'
mother OF boy the Judge had SEN
tenced 10 the work house for thirty
days.
% Tuesday evening the fine house
of James Fritz, one-hslf mile sonth o
Lucas, Ohio, was destroyed by fire, to
gether with it's contents. The 'amii!
had retired to bed, but in about tive
hours were aroused by neighbors on
the breaking out OF the fanes,a escap
ed in their night clothing. Oie bed va
all that could be saved from the burn
ing dwelling.
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LOUISIANA.

The KELLOGG government In Loulsl-
sns WAS trly denounced by Repu bic an
Senator's q lew DAYS ago ss having no
slaioE OF legal authority, and the action
Of judge DURRELL, OF the United States
Court, in upholIlng its pretentions has
been the subject OF severe animad-
versions by a Republican committee
and has been thonght to afford suffici-
ent ground for the impeachment and
removal of tue judge. Neverthe less,
the KELLOGG government having been
recognized, without sufficient iniorma-
uou, by President GRANT. is now to be
m ,utained by sll the power OF the
Federal arms.
The circumstances furnish q fresh
ilIustrat on of the Preside OTIS obstinscy.
He cannot but have been convinced OF
the utter illegaIity OF the KELLoGG usur-
patton, but ne still clings to 1t with a
tenacity that may nave been well
enough when ne was pegging away
at th4 Confederate forces In his front,
but ~ certainly no part Of
the proper qualifications of
President OF the United States.
1t ls nothing but mere pride that re-
strains the President from admitting
his lault in the recognition OF the KEEL
Logo fraud, and now lending his support
the McESERY government, but It seems
probable that the power of the United
States will be used in forcing upon the
people OF Louisiana State government
that they nave repudiated. for no other
purpose than tnat the President
nav be consistent in his original wrotg.
The people of Louisiana have elected
MCESERY Governor OF the State and
elected also Democratic Legislature
by which Mr.. MCMILLAN has been
chosen Senator; but the defeated party
mas usurped authority; the defeated cam
didate, KELLOGG, pretends to be Cover
nor and the bogus Legislature has
e.ec,ed the mulatto barber, PINCHBAcK.
TO aseat iu the United States Senate;
and these latter receive Executive rec.
osuitton aud support.
Is il to be wondered that the people
OF Louisiana do not quietly submit to
tn outrage that is being thru ST upon
them?
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CINCINNATI.
Democratic and Liberal Convent'oD

Democratic and Liberal ConventioD
CINCINNATI, March 6.-The Demo
cratic and liberal Republicans held q
Convention here to-day for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for city othcers
at the coming April election. 1t was
agreed between tue two parties that the
De N ocrats should nominate the Mayor,
Prosecuting Attorney. and Director OF
City Iufi rmary, leaving the remainder
of the offices to the Liberal Repuoli-
cans. In the Democratic Convention
the following gentlemen were put 10
nomination: For May or, George NC
johnson. George w. Bishop. Thomas
J. Stephens and C. N. Rowland. The
first ballot resulted as follows: John
son, l35; Bishop, 81; Stephens p; Row
land {; whereupon johnson was deciar.
ed the nominee. The Democrats then
concurred in the nomination made
by the Liberals and sent their
nomination TO the Liberals for like con-
currence. After considerable debate
among the Liberals it WAS decided they
could not accept the rominee OF the
Democrats for Mayor, and committee
from the Liberals waited upon the
Democrats and asked them to with
draw Johu ston and substitute a man
more acce ptstle to both parties This
the Demo ,crats declined to do. Upon
tie retur OF the committee to the.
Liberal Convention q resolution non
concuriDg IN the Democratic nominal
ton tor Mayor. was unanimously
adopted .gt l.
There is considerable feeling exist
ing betw cen the parties tonight, the
Democrats claiming that the Lib
erals " aited until after the Democrats
had rat fed their nomination and then
bolted the primo pal nomin alton OF the
Democrats. The Liberals declare that
they cannot support Johnston, and the
Democrats seem FULLY resolved to keep
him as their candidate. 1t is possible
that the whole ticket will be broken up,
and each party will put full ticket OF
their own ~ the field, while it is stated
tnat the Liberals will certainly put q
candidate OF their own in nomination,
or else suppors the straight out Repub-
lican nominee.
The following gentlemen were nomi-
mated as delegates to the Convention:
Hon Samuel F, Hunt, George E
Pugh, R. NJ. Bishop, JOS. P. Carberry,
and DR.. Bruehl
Tue customary resolutions, opposing
extravaganza, and the sQusuderipg OF
he city revenues, Of nun cipal debts,
g., were adopted.
The Democrats have not formally
announced their intention OF not &C.
cedng to the request OF the Liberals 10
subsrllute a man in Johnstou's place
Tor Mayor, the Convention having for
maI!y adjourned before the request OF
the Liberals was handed in. Conse-
qurnhy the expressed IL tenton OF those
slll in the hall was not considered as q
definite conclusion OF the party. Some
Democratic leaders, however, declare
that johnston cannot be Withdrawn
aud an effort will be made to have the
Liberals concur in the nomination.
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A MIXTURE STEAMBOAT has been
built in England Tor usvigauug the
shallow streams o. the interior o. Braz !.
|, is built OF steel, is ninety feet long by
eighteen feet deep, and draws o"ly
twelve inches OF Sster. The iron plates
are one-eighth Of an inch 10 thickness,
and she is propelled by patent
fsatheriug floats. The boilers. though
nomiualiy OF twenty-five horse power,
are capable OF working up to sixty. The
bottom OF the boat is per ectly a It. She
was constructed at q cost of sll .250,
gold. Steamboats, az buoyant AZ this
ought to be OF great use upon the Ok =
tensive bnt shsllow rivers which ira
verse the United States 10 all dIrectious,
but which are now almost useless tor
purposes of navigation and trausports-
ton.
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SPAIN.
The Republic 10 be Put Down.


MADRID, March 6 6-Senor Olozaga,
the Spanish Minister to France has
notified Senior CASTELAR,, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs by telegraph, that the
representa- ION in Paris OF the dltternt
powers OF Europe, have decided toseud
a collective note to the Government OF
Spain declaring the belief that their re-.
spective Governments W II cease to hold
diplomatic relations with it in the event
OF the proclamation OF a Federal Re-
public. :.
A debate upon the bill Tor the aboli-
ton OF slavery in Porto Rico, was re-
sumed We terdsy in tine Assembly.
A Cariist Rising Suppressrd.
London advices state that two hum
dred Carlineers, attached to the Span
,sh Garrison at San R que, city o.
Andslusia, seven miles northeast OF
Gebraltor, attempted to create a rising
in iavor Of Don Carlos, but the iusur-
rectionary demonstration was suppress
ed and the offenders imprisoned.
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CHICAGO.
Desperate FIght with Roughs-Two
Men Killed.

CHICAGO, March ga desperate
and bloody encounter took place
iu the south western part OF
the city last night, between two police
men and a crowd OF roughs reIurniog
from a party. One o. the policemen
attem pied to arrest one OF the gang,
when the rest stopped him and pound
ed him 30 that be was lett insensible,
so that hisrecovery is considered doubt
full. Another policeman coming to the
rescue fred tour shots into the gang,
two OF which took effect, wound'ng two
brothers 30 that both will probably
die. The rest OF the party fled, but q
number OF them were arrested and held
for trial without bail.
"HeraId" stanley Again.
A. NJ. Dorland, agent OF the Herald
Stanley, denies the lstters charges that
he appropriated money from Stanley 8
lecture, and will give his version OF the
story. Dorlaud lives iu Ch cago.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 6. | A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For Friday in the NJ ddle and Eastern
States increasing Southwest wind, rls-
ing tenn perature and partly cloudy
Weather in the South Atlanti', North
east and Southeast winds with rising
mpera,ure and increasing clordIness;
Gulf coast Southeast winds, cloudy and
threatening weather, possibly with rain;
in the Ohio valley and
over the lower lakes; southwest winds
increasing to brisk rising temperature !;
cloudy, threatening weather for upper
Lakes and Wisconsin brisk and high
Southerly winds with cloudy weather,
followed by Northeast winds on Lake
Superior, and by Friday night North .
east winds 10 Minnesota. Reports very
generally missing from florida TO
Lakes, and Northwest and Pacific Coast
stations
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INDIANA.
Extraordinary Log Rolling.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 6.-Represent-
stive King created considerable e1clte-
m.nt in the House this morning by
stating that one Of the trustees OF the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum had threaten
ed that if he opposed the bill to sell a
part of the Asylum grounds he the
trustee) wouli defeat all OF KSngs bills
in the Senate. Important bills introdu'
ced by him have been stolen from the
Senate fiies. He also stated that .
real estate agent approached him and
promised that his bills should De 'or.
wsrded in the Senate if l would not
oppose the sale. A vote was then taken
upon the sale Of the property and it was
defeated. thus spelling . big JOB.
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IT is with profound regret that we
hear OF the death OF Colonel WILLIAM
HOPKINS, OF Washington, Pa. He was
a mau OF much more than usual mental
strength, and his name was the
synonym o. integrity. His good repu-
tation mad extended tar beyond the
limits OF his county and State and alt
wno ever heard of MIN honored him as
a lust and upright man whose voice
wa always given in benalt OF the right.
The nation Gao i'll afford to spare such
men Al sach a time as now