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Thirty Years Experience OF an Old
NmrSe.

Mrs.. Wjsssew's Soothing syrsP IL the prr.
seriPsi0a ef Of the best Female Physicians and Nu
in the United States and has been used for thirty yeA
with falling safety and by millions Of moth
and children from the feeble infant of week Old
the adult II crrct. aeity of the stomach relieves wind
cole regulates the bowes and gives rest health and eu
mother and child We believe 10 to b. the Best and
Sarr.t Remedy in the worid In al Of DYSEN1EKh
and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN. whether it arisrs fr'"
T~ething or frpn any Full directions for usn
viii accompany each bottle None Genuine unless hr f
simiIe Of CURTIS PERKINS b the outside wr1Ppef
Sid bv an Medicine Dealer. julyloyl
ChildFen Often L00k Pale and sfes
from other than having worms In the stomach
BROWNS vERMfFUGE COMFITS
viii destruy Worms without injury IN the child being pr
fectly WHITE and free frv sl coloring other inun
ingredients usually used In worm preparations
CURTIS 4 BROWN. Prcprietors
No 9ij Fulton Street. New York.
Sold BY D~sys1 and cAe.sisss ssd Dealers In Nsd'a"
at TwExrYFIvE Crxrs Box. julyioyl
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F We have received the prospectus OF nc"
Daily paper shortly to be started in Topeka, 10
be called the Blade, to he Republican In Poiit'cs
The proprietor tells how he emigrsted to Georgia
from the North, before the war; how he main
tained his Union principles; how he was pressed
into the rebel service; how he deserted anu
fought on the side Of the Union until the close Oh
the war; how he then established Kepuohcan
paper in Georgia, and published it until ne io"na
that the old rebel element had got Georgia
hopelessly back into their clutches; and be mas
become satisfied that Topeka needs another daily
paper, and has ordered the suspension Of his
Georgia paper, in order to supply this pressing
want at Topeka. This recital enlisted our SYM
pathies and good wishes in his behalf, but it was
all scattered to the winds at the close. by his
signing his name, J. Clarke swayze Notwifh'
standing this serious drawback, we are willing to
give him q chance.
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The Clyde RYsblsss lrarns th.t M stmons
who lives aiouf three miles east Of Clyde, on tbs
river bottom, bad all hi. garden Vegetables n,ss %
ally cut to pieces BY hail. ON sauI.y "a ~; s;s ",
extend over one half mile in any direction from
that point.
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q The Topeka Commonrealth, on the 4th Of
July, carried this ticket at its masthead:
For President,
8. 8. PROUTY.
For Secretary of State,
HENRY KING.
For Auditor.
HIT. BEMAN.
For Treasurer,
CIV. VEALE.
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I,.opvp WORTHY or HIS HIRE.-Ihe
wathena Reporter publishes an article r:.A: ~
the County Commissioners in which .;, 'n'r.' "rs
tina. their pay is much too small for 'ne'r n ~oan'
W. ...ona ,,,s nation. The Cousty Commission
sr. have sre.. deal of hard work and I.'pSn.;,
80 @ aS 60 mon them. They must leave the'r
49,. s M matter how pressing, Uust now 10
the midst of barvsst,) and must listen 70 the sns
grievance. of every man in the Comfy rs. ~.
complaint to make. Ess,yDoay :s r,S IS'ss sv.ry.
commissioners, and t"rmenfs tnem WV. .
thing imaginable, from taxes :" .ns do
of pauper.; and whatever the oo"'n,' T.. .h. thew
rrc,ive the pittance Of 8 per day. The sum "'
AZ ner day would be little enough; and slo per
day would not be too much, considering what
tbev have to undergo. No person who has ever
witnessed meeting of the Board, would oo)ec'
to their receiving IS per day for their services
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THE JoYLEss AMERICAN FAcE.-What
Is to be done to prevent this acrid look oI
misery from becoming an organic charsc.
teristfc of our people? "Rlake them play
more" says one philosopher. No doubt
they need to "play more;" but, when one
looks at the average expression OF q
Fourth Of July crowd, one douhtsN ever
so much multiplication Of that kind Of
holiday would mend the matter. No
doubt We work for too many days in the
year, and play for two few; but, alter all,
It Is the heart and the spirit and the ex.
preston that we bring 10 our work,
and not those that We bring to our
play, by which our real vitality
must be tested and by which our
faces will be stamped. II we do not
work healthfully, reasoningly, moderate
ly. thankfully, ioyously, we shall have
neither moderation nor gratitude nor Joy
In our play. And here is the hopeless
ness, here Is the root Of the trouble, OF the
joyless American lace. The worst Of oil
demons, the demon Of unrest and over
work, broods in the very sky of this land.
Blue and clear and crisp and sparkling as
our atmosphere is, 1t cannot or docs not
exercise the spell. Any old man can
count on the fingers Of one hand the per
sons he has known who led lives Of
serene, unhurried content, made for them.
selves occupations and not tasks, and died
at last what might be called natural
deaths. So long as the American is re.
solved to do in one day tho work OF
two, to make in one year the
fortune OF his whole lie and his
children's, to earn before he is forty the
reputation which belongs to three score
and ten, so long he will go about the
streets wearing his present abject, pitia'
BILE, over.wrought, joyless look. But
even withouta a change Of heart or o re-
form Of habits, he might better his coun-
tenance a little, it'he would, Even II he
does not feel like smiling, he might smile,
If he tried; and that would be something.
The muscles are all there; they count
the same in the American as in the French
or the Irish face; they relax easily in
youth, the trick can DO learned. And
even trick Of it Is better than none Of It.
Laughing.masters might as well be paid
as dancing.masters to help on society,"
From Bits of Talk, by HI.
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THE. LATEST NEWS.

james @. Kennedy, formerly Of Al
bany, died at Washington, Tuesday.
"A youth aged IA, played hanging at
Boston Saturday, using wheel'bArrow
for q platform, which canted over, and
he was soon alter found dead.
"A fire at Waco, Texas Sunday night,
caused loss of $4,000. Insurance $50.
900. Fort & TriCe, Goldstein, the Peter
McClellsnd estate, G. B. Woods and q.
q. Wilkinson are the principal sufferers.
Boats run to Newburg on the Hudson
river, Tuesday morning for the first time
this season.
The Neva journal, established at st.
Petersburg for the purpose OF advocating
an alliance between Russia and France,
has been suspended.
The steamer Grace Irving has been
found where she sunk, OFF Duxbury, Mass,
and will be raised.
The mill OF the American Powder Com.
pany blew up, Monday, killing two
workmen, one named Wentworth, and
ipjuring three Others.
"A squadron oil German naval vessels
has been ordered to cruise in Spanish wa
tiers.
In the case ol Fralich, condemned fol
murder at Syracuse, New York, Governor
Dix has written to the Judge declining to
interfere. Tho Judge has refused a stay
Of the execution Friday.
John Keddlc and his son Andrew
Scotch emigrants, who arrived at Boston
in the steamer Malta, Monday, under the
name OF Scott. were arrested on q cable
dispatch from Edinburgh, charging them
with serious frauds
In the Massachusetts Senate on Mon
day, resolution was reported by the
Committee on education, allowing Agas-
siz museum, Cambridge $4,000.
The fire in PhoenixNille, near Provi.
dence, Tuesday morning, destroyed eight
buildings, four OF them business houses
involving a loss Of $4,000. The prin-
cinai LOSERS on buildings were W, B
spencer, Secard Phillip Duifee, John G
Conley, Lawton and Collins.
AN extraordinarily large mass meet
ing Of German Catholics was held or
Tuesday night, at the Philadelphia, Pa
Academy Of Music. The vast auditorium
was crowded. The object Of the meet.
ing was to extend sympathy to the Cath
olics Of Germany.
"A railroad accident Is reported on th
Grand Trunk Railroad near Gilead, s.
miles above Portland. No particulars.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, March 25.-John Savage, jr.,
late cashier OF the Lechmere National
Bank, was to-day arraigned, charged
with cmbezzlement. He pleaded not
guilty and gave bail Of $4,000.
Judge Clark, Of the United States Cir
cult Court, this morning listened to q Pc
tition presented by the assignees in bank
ruptcy Of the Boston, Hartford & Erie
Railroad; praying for instructions from
the Court, as to the sale; Of tho equity Of
redemption; whether the property shall
be sold as q whole or in parcels; and
whether 1t shall be disposed of at public
auction or private sale. A full hearing
was fixed for Tuesday, April 90. The
suit OF the United States against the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, order
cd by an act OF Congress, will probably
be tried here.
The horse railroad companies manifest
q determination TO protect the horse
shoers who have taken the places OF the
strikers in their shops, and have called
upon the State police for that purpose
To day one Of the strikers was arrested
and committed for trial In default Of 81 ,50(
bail, tor asSaulting one Of tho new men
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ReIIgious Revival at Denver.

DENVER, Coll, March 25.-E. Ham.
mond, the revivaIist, has been laborlng
here in Denver about ten days. Tho
Governors Guard Hall, holding about
fifteen hundred people, has been filled
every morning and evening, and at some
Of the evening services many were uua6le
to enter the hall Sunday evening the
nelghborIng churches were open to admit
those from the crowded hall. Hundreds,
adults as we'll as children and youths
have been converted and the interest con-
tinues this week unabated and perhaps
increased. The Presbytry OF Colorado,
in session here Saturday and Monday,
added fifteen to twenty ministers to Dir.
Hammonds working force, and the daily
newspapers admit that much good is being
accomplished through religious efforts.
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Railroad War at youngstown, o

Railroad War at youngstown, o.
OIEvE1AND, March 25.-A railroad
war of some magnitude Is now in pro-
gress at youngstown, Ohio. About
year ago the stockholders Of tho Liberty
s. Vienna Railroad Company sold that
road to the Ashtabula, Youngstown &
Pittsburgh Railroad Company, receiving
in payment part cash and part in bonds
Of the latter company. Owing TO some
subsequent misunderstanding the matter
was brought before tho Lfarts, and for
the past four or five months the A., 7. Il
P. Co. have held control OF the former
road by virtue Of an injunction which ex.
pired Gt two o'clock yesterday afternoon,
at which time there appeared upon the
premises two OF the principal stockhold-
ers OF the Y. s. Y. R. Railroad with
largo force Of men, who tore up the track,
cut the wires, stopped all trains, took pos
session ot the rolling stock and are now In
forcible possession Of the road with a
force Of ECO or 800 armed men. Mr..
MCC CCreary, President, and other officers OF
the A. Y. s. p. Railroad are at Youngs-
town and it is reported that special
train has left Pittsburgh with reinforce
ments for McCreary, who is backed by
Tom Scott and the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. Great excitement pre-
walls. There is imminent danger OF q
riot.
Everything is quiet at Youngstown this
evening. There was much excitement
there to-day, but no riot. McCreery,
President Of the Ashtabula, Youngstown
& Pittsburgh Railroad, filed an affidavit
this morning before o Justice of the Peace,
who had John Stambaugh, Hugh Hamil'
ton and several other Directors and par.
tisans Of the Liberty & Vienna Rail-
road Co. arrested and brought before him
on tho charge of willfully destroying
property belonging to the Ashtabula,
Youngstown & Pittsburgh Railroad. The
hearing was postponed until Saturday.
The defendants claim they acted tor the
owners Of the property and had right to
do as they did. It appears that only part
of the Liberty & Vienna Railroad was
sold to the Ashtabula, youngstown s.
Pittsburgh and part payment made in
cash, the balance In bonds OF the latter
company, was rendered but the Liberty
s. Vienna Company refused to accept
them and claim they still own the road,
never having decided 1t.
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CINCINNATI, March 25.-River 81 fee
and falling. Arrived, the Charmer from
Evansville; Henry Probosco from Mem
phis Departed, the K. R. Hudson ioE
Wheeling. Tow boats with coal from
Pittsburgh, Lake Eric No. 8, J. T. DraVO
Us. Neal. Raining since dark.
LOUISVILLE, March 25.-River rising.
Ten ieet two inches in the canal; 8 feet 2
inches in the chute. Raining nearly all
day; cold and showing tonight Business
fair despite the unfavorable weather.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-River about sta.
tionary. There was heavy snow storm
all day, and tonight is ono Of the most
boisterous of the winter. Mercury sew.
eral degrees below freezing point.
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WHERE TIE EPGzooTIc CANE FROM

WHERE THE EPIZooTIC CANE FRoM.-
A correspondent at Benton writes that
the horse disease known af "the epizoot-
ic," originated among the ponies Of the
Pigeon Indians. Last spring the Indian
ponies in the British possessions were all
sick with disease that developed all the
symptoms which characterized the late
horse epidemic; but at that time It was
thought by the white traders to be the
distemper. A coed many animals, Tor
want OF proper care, died. The disease
was afterwards reported to be among the
ponies Of the tribes further east, until
finally 1t broke out among the ponies and
horses In Canada,
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TIE Kentucky Senate has voted for
abolishiug from the statutes the disgrace.
ful law permitting the flogglng OF petty
criminals In the public shambles. The
Frankfort correspondent Of the Louisville
C0uritr-Journal speaks tavorably ot the
prospect Of like action on the part oI
The House, and at last, says that paper,
this barbarism may be cxpunged from
our criminal code" 1t Is Delaware's
turn next to take acticn looking TO the
abolition Of o practice which Is at war
with the sentiment OF tho age.
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THE GOODRICH MURDER,
Two Women In the Case.

NEW York, March 25.-The latest
theory in the murder Of Goodrich is that
he was murdered either by a woman or
by parties instigated by a woman. 1t ap'
pears that the deceased was intimate with
Two women, one of whom he had mar
ried. Ono or the other Of these two
caused the deed. Two letters are In the
hands OF the officials. One Is addressed
to the deCeased's father and demands re,
marathon for the conduct Of his son, and
the other is addressed to Goodrich him
sel(. upbraidIng him for intldelity.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-The commits
sioners to procure site for the new Gov.
ernment buildings, In this city, opened the
propositions for grounds for such build
ings to-day. There were five propositions;
none Of them were complete for tho en-
tire site. The price for tho whole site, as
indicated by the bids, will range from
$500 600 to $7S5, 900. Two sites proposed
were within square Of the present Gov
ernment buildings; others were from two
10 six squares distant.
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GkrGtrtelIiqenGer:
ITov T,,r RnpUuL1CANs WE'RE ODE

How THE REPUBLICANS WERE "DE-
pEArED" IN New HAMPsuIRE,"-Com-
oe;e returns from New Hampshire, with
The exception Of one small town that last
wear gave twenty Democratic majority,
1--WE Straw, for Governor, S4IOlO; Wes-
10 ion, 81 ,OSl; Blackmar, 1885, Mason, 0OSi
s,raw's majority over all, 272. The Re-
publicaps also have two Of the three
members OF Congress, four Of the five
Counsellors, nine ct the twelve State sena-
tors. and at least flfty.two majority In the
House. This is pretty good for "dc'
leated" party. The vote for Governor Is
1917 less than last year.
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LIVING UNDER WATER.

Extraordinary DIacoVery-sA PTuSs
sian Surgeon In Chicago Expert.
menting with Dog and Child nm.
der Water.
CHICAGO, March 25.-The Times Of
this city publishes this morning a long
and circumstantial statement OF an ex'
traordinary experiment alleged to have
been made by an ex.surgeon Of the Prus.
sian army, named Louis Schultz, now re.
siding in this city, by which he has de-
monstrated the ability not only of his
dog, but Of his infant son, to live and
move under water with as little apparent
inconvience as experienced by the am.
phibia. Tho writer asserts that he has
himself seen the infant, now scarcely elk
months old, enter large bath tub filled
up, and especially for the purpose, and
diving to the bottom, remain there for
several minutes, picking up bits Of candy
thrown into the water by the father. The
dog appears, from the account given, to
be scarcely the equal Of the child In his
amphibioIs requirements, Hotwithstand-
ing that Schultz, with commendable con-
sideration, began his experiments with
the canine. This may, however, have
been due to the priority oi the birth Of
the latter. The mother Of the boy, 1t Is
stated, Is not at all pleased with the ex'
periments upon her offspring, and ex'
presses q desire that tho authorities
should put stop to 1t.
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Terrible Outrage in TennePsee..An
Old Woman Taken from her Bed
and Hung.
NASHVILLE, March 25.-A widow wo-
man named Housden, sixty years DID,
living nine miles south of Nashville, was
taken out Of her bed by unknown parties
last night, carried to n common gallows
erected for dressing hogs aud hung until
she was dead. 1t Is supposed from tracks
dltCoYered that two men committed the
deed. The cause Of the outrage is un-
known.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-The Liberal Re-
publican County Convention held u 60.
cret session yesterday afternoon, but it is
known that they took no action on the re.
cent nominations for city offices, but de.
cidcd TO leave every member .ot their
party free to vote as he pleases,
A brisk snow storm prevailed here for
two or three hours this morning.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, March 25.-A bill was
passed in the Senate 10 create county OF
Garland. A memorial to Congress was
introduced, asking tho Government TO set.
tie tho claims Of the Southern Methodist
Publishing house. A bill was introduced
in the Senate calling the Constitutional
convention TO meet on the 2nd OF Decem'
Der next.
Rain, sleet and snow fell to-day, Heavy
winds and quite cold weather. River
falling very low.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 25.-Twelve members OF
a secret socialist society have been arrest
ed at Yedes. Two OF tho prisoners are
Spaniards, and style themselves represen'
tatives Of the government at Madrid. 9th
er arrests in the same quarter arc re-
ported.
There has recently been serlons dis
turbances among the cadets at st, Cyr.
General Cissey, Minister of War, to-day
visited the institution and sentenced ten
oil tho students to q months imprisonment.
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COLUMBUS, March 25.-The General
Assembly re.asscmbled this afternoon
after four days recess. In the House bilIs
were introduced to amend the divorce
laws go that action for alimony may be
commenced by q nonresident Of Ohio; 10
authorize colleges to change their loca-
tions and maintain academies auxillery
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, March 25.-The propeller
Messenger, oil the Englemann Transports
ton Line, arrived here to-day, after being
icGbound fiGy.six days, on the east shore
A northeast snow storm has prevailed
here since yesterday at noon; but hai
caused no interruption to travel.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTHRHT, !
OFPloR OF rHE CHrHE SIGNAL OFF1cHR, !
WAsHNsroN, D. O., March S6.-7:SO P. Y.
PROBABILITIES

WASHrNsToN, D. O., March G6.-7:So P.H.
PROBABILITIES.
The storm centre now in Kentucky will
probably move eastward as o well dc.
veloped cyclone over the middle and At
lantic States, where the second storm CEN
tre is now apparently about TO form. For
the middle and east Atlantic coast brisk
and possibly high winds with snow
will prevail on Wednesday morning from
West Virginia and lower lakes, westward
to the Mississippi brisk North and West
winds with rain and snow, followed We'd
nesday night by clearing weather, north
erly winds will continue in the western
Gull States, with falling temperaturewinds
veer to northwest with falling tempera
ture ip,thc eastern Gulf States, and to the
southwest and west with rain in the
South Atlantic States, during Wednesday
morning. CautionarY signals continue on
tho middle and east Atlantic coasts, and
are ordered for Charleston, Savannah,
Jacksonville and Mobile.
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The Apaches ON Their Reservation.
WASHINGTON, March 25.--The follow
ing has been received here;
PREsCoTT, ARIZONA. March II.
10 the Commissioner Of Indian affairs,
at Washington, D. O.:
Cochise with one thousand Of his band,
Is on reservation at Sulphur springs.
[signed.l H. BRNDELI, Sup!.
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CHICAGO.
Ano,ber severe Snow storm,

Another Severe Snow storm:
CHICAGO, March '25.-The snow storm
which began here last evening continued
during the night and to-day, eliminating
tonight in one Of the worst storms Of the
winter. The wind blows a gale from the
northeast, and at least eight inches Of
snow has already fallen, There Is yet no
abatement oil the tempest. Street railway
travel is entirely suspended.
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IXav very warm dispute, which gradu:
ally grew personal, one Of tho sons Of
AFchduke Charles, Of Austria, said to the
other, "You arc the greatest ass In Wen
ns." Highly offended at the quarrel, the
Emperor interrupted them and said with
becoming indignation, "Come, come, you
forget that Am present