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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

A young man named Billson, al
Ciras'hopper, KS, lately returned
from IN Eastern town flied with no.
nance snd Clicsterficldiau airs. He
saw = pretty, we'll dressed young la.
dy standing ancle deep in the mud
beside her epizooticsl pxlfrey and ev.
identity waiting for assistance to
mount. He sprang to her relief,
madea temporary Stirrup Of his two
hands, and was rewarded by . kieE
Ia tho mouth which knocked eight
dollars worth Of gold plato down his
throat, while the gentle ono murmured
ssl1l learn you to insult me, you pig
eyed siouch Of nasty man, you. For
. nickls I'D put . head on you that
would make you Wssr shirts slit
down the back for Q month";"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
FARM FoR

INiiSf farm 10 located about six mi,ss
u due south Of .waverly, In the yery
oSst portion OF L. ayette county. II cor.
p,ns plank fence, and In = high, state or cuid.
.,a.. me improvements are, Q iarre two
,M %' frame dwelling, suitable tenant houses,
'cnienGes Of we'll regulated farm.
Tn aS aafin Is In q good n.ighborhood, convenient
and Is aIundsntiy supplied With water. ~:
.anu mas been IN cultivation only q few yesrs, IL
sacn, tresh, and well adapted to the growth Of
hemp and all the staple p~roslucfs.
TERMS-one thirl cash, and the balance In
one aud two years, with teu per cent. MSta
Gf-for tull particulars apply 1t this ofaoe.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

Tho first constitution Of the st.ta
OF hentleEy WAS adopted in eonven.
ton IN Danville ON the 10th day OF
April. l792, Samuel McDowal, prssi-
dent. The second constitution was
adopted In convention at Frsnkfort.
August, u, 1879, Alexander 8. Bull.
lit, president. The third ~constitu.
ton was adopted in convention at
Frankfort on the nth day Of June,
1850, James Guthrie, president.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

A New York paper complains that
free love and the divorce courts have
terribly undermined the institution
Fof marriage, and that now the
last step toward emancipation has
been taken by a man who has In
invented shirt-butions that can be
put on with q screw-drivcr. With
this device, the last necessity for a
wife has gone.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
FARM FOR SALE.

THIS u . 6ne hemp farm, situst.a
l. about six miles south-we st OF NJ.
very, containing 40 scres all In csiti- III
vsnirnt cross ftncinE. III imnrpSo,c:s.
AZ Isw. cons,sting Of . good and convs.tIss
s a~iai nnsar Ssn S. 20; T her, :rs on De Pisss ssv.
convenient TO schools. and hss on n !. "
.ia1i. ssSp.y Of water Ths land. 10 fsesS. ~
Sss PRODUCED : Son Of ism nas been In cnldvssea..
SGnSSS,o q caah, asd a. SsiSsos II A.
A1 Yo1 III 6i1aYImsn.s Nth ten per cent. No.. "
~ .ns0fhnauoe a0olv e thie -
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ADNINIsrRATo1,. -

~ James Campbell, deceasca On .se sud g
is.a' hv H. on the 18th day OF NovemSes'
No. - '"e Probate Court Of Lafayette couStv'
are =. ps.sons having claims against said est.tn
the aS,Tp Jesseo % exhibit them for alIowancs -
of s.iI Ia,ss s within one year amer the ~
anv hSn. .s..sss. or they may be precluded o.
n noy nsnsne q such estate; and II such einims 4.
s u siSnioited within three years nom he jsts ~
s~Au aesSers, they viii be forever barrrsi.
yAMES- z. CAArPBELT. 2
t.. THOMAS d. CANPBEIY.
y.no AdminIsfrnns.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

A vein Of zinc, said to be ayc feet
deep. has been discovered ut Oliye
Hill, In Carter county, sixteen feet
below the surface. 1t 10 thought it
can be pro6tably worked.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
Great Want FiiIed-.

A simple, cheap and efr,c,,r. .~
A. sssars which when closed conSsisst.s -
opsssd 5 SoS ~ saHse and which bscoHss W.
mcae. HtSnes nnder thcT patent Ior ssis I-ksO
s.s1e U<sY tsoesi, ~ o. lst and II ~ 49,
s~s'' va 0.P. DROWN, fsaSssS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

Everything has .iis use," said q
philosophical professor to his class.
d 6. asked one of the pupils. ut
ii.no nghthonse, to warn Us Of the
sna ~ That passes underneath II,
tits ~ IIs y Of the shoals ofappc.
men We might otherwise be
snsWered the ~professor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

Mr.. Ellie Harper. ofsimpson cous-
sys fncently killed . hog weighing
ulas hundred pounds gross.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

Or Tssssless-Coatcd, Concentrated.
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti.
Bilious Cranuics. TIE "LIT-rLE
GxAST" CATHaHZ1C, or Multun
in Parvo Physic.
p novelty Of modern Medical, Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Science. No use Of any Longer
taxing The large, repulsive and n~auseous piis.
composed Of ehssp. crude. and bulky ingredients
wien We can ny . careful application Of chemical
science. extract Al tho e%atliArtic and other medi.
sinai properties from the most valuable roots and
herbs. aad concentrate them into . ninute Gr1n.
sS.de ihsi harSG5 than n mustard
nc :n,st sensitive stonnc:,s an,i fsstidious tastes.
Esei lstle Purgasivo relics rrpre.ents. In .
as Is ernSodici In any VI the largo nils found for
sAa IN tn" irn: shops. Fru:n their wonderful CO.
,ls,ns no"er. n prn22o.tiua to their size. people
th$y a. hass., or drsIfic u e1sct, hut such il not
e;aii Tho case. the different actiys medicinal rim.
c'p.es o. which they nrs composed being 90 La.-
produce n mot searching and thor.
OuEh, yet gently and kindly operating
cathJsEI;c.
aSco R:war.i 1. hereby offered BY til. pro-
upon analysis. vii frd Ia them any Caiomci y,
poison.
care 10 rsquirea wL,.e nsi::s tien. 10 I fas,'e QUAR-
ratio without disturbance ID tina eoustitution, diet.
or occupation: For W iccs Headache.
I'm she Ehouldera,- 7'Ishtuoss OF lho
Chest, Dixximcsrp Sour E~ruet2Sions
OF tao Stomach, Ead taste in
mouth, Bilious attacks, Pain ia
region OF Kidneys, Internal Fover.
RG.h Of Mood 10 Head, liiSh Col.
0rcd Urine, -Unso eiahiliiY 0nd
Gloomy -.Forobodings, take DR..
Pterce1s Pleasant PuYH1elvo Pelloea,
In explanation OF the remedial power Of my Pur.
EativS lellets over so great Q varieey0I diseases,
I wish TO say that their action upon Che
animal economy 10 univ0roal, noeS
Gland or SlssuO cscAping their oano.
tive lnppcss. Ago does not impair them:
ths.r epstinx and being enelosed In risas
bottles p.sssryc tacie rirtucs unimpaired for eny
length Of t!me. in any climate. 30 that fhey sre n.
ways fresh and reliable, which il mot The esse
with the Fills f,uud in the drug stores, nat mn n
cheap wood or psste-board boxes. Rceoiiscs fhat
eSYozoe PurgaeivO q Indicated. thesS iitile
Pe!leis WIN give NE most puFtbct satiSfactna %
al who use iasm.
They sre sold BY All enserpPisins
DrugGlsss ~ rs eonls . bottle.
Do not allow any dsuggist to induce you 10
take anything sire that he may ssy 10 just g
e my Pellets became he makss . lsrrer
PsoAt 90 that which be r~eommcnds. II your
druggist cannot sappay them. enclAee IS ecaIs
md reectvs Snem BY return n,ail from
II. ,. kxK1CE, u. D,JseP's,
BUFFALO. n. Z.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

And t4s health Ct The systsm
viii follow. There f. O prepare.
Qo4 OF lrOn and EOke Rect
more e6ectual than all othsrs.
which Will remove from your
eystem the Impure and vitSaSsA
blood which causes disease, and
- tho Samet ime build up your
health and strength lSneveP
ale 10 cure. II you have
6eF0fulo, 8er0euIoua Diseao.
e 81 the Eyes or Ears, Or
6crofnle In any fnrns. fes.
ter, white So elliaS. ODtl
SoEesL Ulcers. 0r Gerof1I0as
1A9n0DotlOna, you can rsly
On being cured with this prepa-
ration known as DE. Greeks
CoWpo3Do 0yrup Of PokO
1o0G Rheam0sisM, Paiua
LA0b0OP Bones, Coossitu.
lions 0F0kea0 down by Mcrou.
rial or other poisonS are all
cured nyie For Syphilis, or
:yphtlftSe eeiut, iliersisnoth.
pEOy0 IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
FOR SALE OR RENT.

I'VE hundred and ten acres Of land near
~ isovsf Lafayette county, Missouri Eighty
Fly Fly ana seventy acres In cultivation ,house with
W. VI @ afec rooms; small orchard Of bearing
~ ~ 49,: FOR further Information. apDly b
JESSE COLI, ne r. Dover, or 10 ~ und.SsiSned
ness ~sadcpendence. DAVID WILLIAMS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

Eto$20 s e. a:y 3, . AsssS.. wanted. An
SCI. ycIang or old. make nor mcc people. either
ssysSsna s sRIste Teo arst: Or .li the June. S eSsn ,o : !
eess'a4 Co., 6orasOd, Hs,nnses . AddIs.. 9.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
KNOTS UNITED.
Or. Hars and by Huys IN tie Ridds. Lite Of

A"nn..AS DETECTIVES.
We want agents for this book. u discioses all
me mysteries Df the Directive System. u Is n
record for the past 20 years Of the most skillfu!
DETECTIVES Of this country In which the crafts Of
.tank Robbers. Thieves PIckpockcts, LOTTERY
Arn; Counterfeit Money Dealers, and " indiers
ice. Price, u IS. Send for circulars and terms
to agents.
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CONNECTIONS:
Atst. Louis with all rail aud river lines Es.t.
North and south; ut Mexico with Louisians New
snort Route Tor Chicago and tise Eat at Moberly
Win Ioledo Wabash and Western HALLWAY Al
sinSon with Hannibal and Saint Joseph Railroad;
~ Mouiton with Burlington and South Western
Railroad. for Burlington, Fl, Nadison ana
kcokuk at Ottumwa with Central Railroad al
!owa, Dies Moines Valley, and Huntington and
missouri River Railroadf for st. Paul. Ninneano.
lis, Mason City, Dcs Moincs, Fl, Dodge. and aJI
Iowa and Minnesota points at Ch,Ilicoth, with
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad /: nj Harlem
with kansas City, st. Joseph and Council Et,fSs
kailroad for Leavenworth, Atchison. Ncbrasf.
Sity, council Bluffs and Omaha ; Lathrop With
hannibal And Ct. Joseph Railroad, Cameron
sraneh ; ah Plattshnrx with Chicago. r.. I. and
racinc kntiroad, south: Western Branch ; ut st.
Joseph with st: Joseph mud Denver CITY and
Kansas Iity. st. Joseph and Council Bluffs
Missouri River IT. Scott and Gulf, and Lenyrn,
worth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroads Tor
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver, Fl. Scotte. Otfaws.
E:mp0rta, and all points In Kansas. Coiorndo
New Mexico and California.
PULLMAN's PALACE Cans
Hnn through between st. Louis and Ksnsas Civ
Ct!umwa and st. Joseph, and between Kansas
City and Chicago, without change.
- Through tickets for sale 10 all important
F. CHANDLER.
Gen. Passenger and Ticket Art, ST. Louis.
w. C.. A HORNE,
Gen. Supt., st. Louis.
T1IOs. JOHNSON,
Ticket Agt.. Lexington.
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DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE
In tie EnsiiM Language.
BY WIN. SMITH IL. n

IT Is written by7o OF the most distinguished d.
only edition published In this country coniense,;
by DIR. Smiths own hand. II IL Illustrated with
over rs steel md wood engrayings. It coptnins
every name In the Bible OF importance, and ia \
book needed by every Christian family. Il Is
printed In double column, In one large octave
volume, price % 50.
We want agents for these works In all cite.
and towns In the country. We pay large com
missions and give exclusive territory. For cir.
Gle copies Of my Of our books sent to any ad-
dress on recent Of price. sentIS.lv
JOHN B. BURR q HYDE, P%ubitsher1.
Hartford Conn Chicago. I'LL Cincinnati Ohio.
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side OF hill facing the afternoon sun would be in
stand on the slope TO the west OF il without cutting
OF the view and thus destroying the chief elements
OF value OF the park. rhe walk must tAen be made
wide enough lOr the trees 70 stand on Its level
such walk would have to be laid out at level OF
from ten to thirty feet below the Riverside avenue,
which follows the natural surface as closely as
practicable, and the heads OF trees planted along
the walk would wholly intercept the view from the
avenue, and the advantage OF the situation for
The Narrow limits OF the Park VIII not permit the
construction upon 1t OF both driving road and
walk, and both are required TO accommodate tne
public. The avenue and the Park must therefore
be regarded as one interest and treated togetner.
Assuming the bounds OF the park to be extended 20
the east side OF the avenue, public highway couiu
be carried through IL on one broad shelf on which
would be associated riding, driving ana walking
not to obstruct the view over the river from any
part. The unusually large growth OF trees now
SO as to secure shade over these ways. from the
outset, with views underneath their branches.
Easier grades than the present grades -, Of the
drive, In part. from the present lines OF the ave-
nue.. The outer walk would generally form bold ter
shrubs, SO arranged as TO shut out OF view the
buildings and docks, and to allow the eye to range
over the river beyond In this way 1t would not be
difficult, nor would IL take many years, to form
truly magnificent promenade Of much value to the
whole city, with prospect OF rare extent, great
beauty and much variety OF interest. 1t would not
be merely an addition to the existing pleasure
grounds OF the city, but would supply want
which neither the Central PARK nor any other
Typographical maps OF the site have been COM
pleted model OF the ground has been prepared.
and soundings are now being made to determine
the condition OF the ground, to which the plan OF
the Park must be cOnfOrmed.
In this method OF treating the Riverside avenue,
in connection with and as part OF the Park, great
advantages VIII be gained. The grades OF the
avenue are and will be necessarily too steep for
heavy loads or for anything but pleasure and light
driving. The Boulevard, running parallel with and
only few hundredieet distant from the Riverside
avenue. with its lighter and easier grades, win
naturally draw off all heavy travel The dwelling
houses and buildings on the easterly border OF the
Riverside avenue viii front on the Park Itself The
grand drive Will pass in front OF them, not as a
paved avenue, but as park drive-either directly
contiguous to their sidewalks or where 1t Is not,
with side drives or branches, ana the westerly side
OF the avenue will blend OF with the Park. Except
for this treatment the avenue would be separated
from the Park by high wall, which would impair
the beauty OF the Park and interfere with its APP
proaches
The public interest Is now drawn toward these
plans for the Improvement OF these parks and will
see with satisfaction the steps taken to carry it
out
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WEST INDIES.

HALIFAX, N. s., June 8, 1873.
Advces from Bermuda, w. J., are to the 3D. inst.
Tie Legislature OF the colony convened on the
2lst Of May. The Governor, in his speech. congrat
ulated the colony on its exemption from disasters
by hood and fire, and on the prodnctveness OF the
harvest. The agricultural exports last year
were three times AZ great as those Of 1869. He
recommends the erection OF a lighthouse at 81.
Davids Head TO insure the safety OF vessels visiting
the island. lie also recommends that the laws
relating TO steam service between New York
and the colony he simpliGed and CONSOLE
dated; also ihe establishment Of intercolonla
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE g. l87s-TR1PLE SHEET.

money orders ana the perfecting Of arrangements
with Canada and other coantre s having postal re-
la.ioIs with tie colony
An Industrial Exhibition opened at st. Georges
on the 2sth of May.
The wrecked steamer Petersburg has been re-
paired and will leave Tor the United States to-day
The steamship Challenger, with a scientific ex-
petition, arrived at Bermuda from Halifax on the
10th ult Soundings taken tend to show
that the connguration Of the bed Of the
Atlantic in this region will easily admit OF
laying Geographic cable both toward the States
and Nova Scotia, the greatest depth never reach
ing 5000 fathoms with an average of about $500
and gradual rise OF sea bottom at both extremi-
ties
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schr 1 Abel, Carl, Providence for New York
sehr Heath BSrIiiis Prcvaenes for New York.
Schr Plough Boy, Hail. Rockport for New York
schr speedweil Rockand for New YORK. with stone 70
schr J B Metcalf Smith, Providence for New York.
sshr Hart crowen Providence for New York.
., schr Pease, Dee Portland for New York. with
schr Flower, Nickerson, Portland for New York. with
sehr Freesonc. FELTON, Portland for Jersey City, with
s,s schr Buckingham Portland for New York, with
schr Onward, Poole, New Haven for New York.
schr Martha May Reeves, Northport for Albany.
N schy star spangled Banner, Lake. Providence for
vs SShr Edmund Wooden. Young Providence for New
schr Sarah Purves, Little Providence for New York
sc ch sElizabeth Brown, Providence for New York
ScRr Robert smS REED poran i9r rfe1tS ITO vors
with stone so Wilson Mulgan
BarSe Sr New
Schr Enr , Norwood, Proyidence for New York.
schr Mary N, Hamilton, New Haven for New York
schr Mary HAYES, Austin, Pawtucket for New York.
schr Anaconda, Smith, ProSiSenc s' for New York
schr Calista Hail. Vinal Haven for New York with
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New Bedford for New
schr Matthew vassar Jr, Kelley New Bedford for New
schr Hester @ Davis Portchestcr for New York
schr Samuel Goodwin, waterbury, Stamford for New
BOUND EAST.
schr Lindsay, Croker, New York for Stamford.
schr Warren Gates, Smith, southampton Tor New
schr chancellor Sherman, Boston for Cold Spring.
Ed%aSsy o soa
s sS ssasP sSds River
schr David Pearsai Sackett New YORK for Greenwich.
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TWO NURDERERs TO BE HANGED.

BALTIMORE, June 9. 1873
Thomas 54olohan, convicted Of the murder OF
Mr.. Lampiey,..aDo sentenced 10 be hanged next
Friday, has been .respited by Governor whyie until
Friday, August ]. ghe Court OF Appeals having re-
fused a new tr,a 10 Joshua Nicholson convicted
iointly with Holohan ~ the murder ihis respite IL
granted IN order that tre two criminals may be
hanged together.
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In port April 50, ship Sumatra Mullen, for San Fray
cisco; barks Sea New Br). Arey, and Ferdinand Brumm
(Ger) Ross, for do.
JAoxKI, June 3sailed steamship yicksburg RudoipI1s
New York via 81 Marc.
MANILA, April SAILED, ships Enoch Train Thompsous
New York 9Th Surprise. Ranlett. do.
MONTREAL June 5-Arrived steamship Hibcrnlan Bry.
Archer. Liverpool
PIcrou MS May 2o-Arrived, schr Lizzie Irwin CBr).
Thompson, New York.
New York.
Cleared 9Th, steamship Polynesiau (Br) Liverpool.
SHAScHAE, April I4-Arrived bark Aymar, Slocun1,
burrard lnlet 20th brig ADMIRAL Smith, Bangkok 22d,
bark Vesta, from Keeling.
In port April 10, bark Cheftain, Mackey, unc.
swAIow April l5-ln port ship Talbot tBr) OughtonJ
for San Francisco, ldg.
erpool. '
syDsEY NsW May l7-Arrved, ship Roslin Castle tBr)
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BELOW.

Ship Seminole, Holmes. from Liverpool twas boarded
june 4, lat =, Ion 10 by pilot boat Widgeon),
Bark Rival N0r), from CienfuegOs Dy pilot boat N E
Fish, No ~.
Ar
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent States legal everywhere; deserton &C., sufl-
Gent cause. No publicity required; charge until d.
'o'e s'"" NJ HOUSE, Attorney, lN Broadway.
4 HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
"A. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. to9 r. NJ.
on Sunday from too p M.
nR LEWIS palm OF LIFEr-SURE CURES
IL for Nervous Debility Weakness &c. Principal de-
pot and office, No. Beach street. New York.
THE LAMENTED CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE COULD
4 only move by the a.d Of two assistants; but byI
WATER six weeks his health and strength were fully
stored. He kindly heralced this fact and in
ducng thousands 70 drink Of this almost miraculons
Or. y; r Wright in December is2 he had derived won-
deriul benefit from the Bethesda She had saccharne
diabetes long time, but perfectly cured by drink ing
Behesda The cure. Of his Other friends viii &c an
ton, BY A. H. HEATH NJ D.. free, 40 Broadway, N "A
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OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE.
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CHURCH or TEE HOLY TRINITY.

Laying the Corner Stone-Immenss Gathering
and Long Be-Remembered Ceremonies
The Future Church-Its Pastor, the Rev.
DR.. Tyng-Addresses By tho Elder
Tyng, the Right Rev. g. B. Smith,
D. D., Presiding Bishop, and
the Rev. Thomas ]. Hast
inys-The Documents in
the Corner Stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
A Plea for the Cheyennes.

FRIEND HoAG ON THE MURDER OF THE SUR
NEYORs.
Friend Enoch Hoag, Indian superintendent
OF the central SUPPLEMENTARY, which embraces
Kansas and the Indian territory, arrived i'm the
city to-day and had a long interview with the
Secretary of the Interior ~ saws the survey
ors recently killed in the Indian territory were
undoubtedly murdered by few Young men Of
the Cheyennes who were intoxicated, and who
acted without the authority or knowledge OF
the chiefs. He SAYS the Indians regard survey
ors as their mortal enemies and az the precur-
sors OF their humiliation, and that just before
the murder of the surveyors a number of United
states soldiers fired into party of Cheyennes
killing and wounding several OF their mum ber
To this circumstance and the fact that the
Indians had been made drunk with whisky
given them by bad whites, NAV be attributed
he thinks, the murders referred to under the
circumstances, and considering that the chiefs
and the main body of Cheyennes are peaco-
ably disposed, Friend Hoag doubts the policy
of at present demanding the murderers of the
surveyors. He thinks il the duty of the gov
eminent whenever it intends TO send surve ing
parties into an Indian country TO appraiSe the
Indians of its purpose in order that they NAV
be dIsarmed of their apprehensions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
From Europe To-day.
CABLE RATES TO BIZ ADVANCED INsTEl
EfDItrrn.

CABLE RATS 10 BE ADVANCED INSTEAD -
REDUCED.
LONDON, April 22.--I is probable tlist the re-
ductiOn i'm the Atlantic cable tariff which n
was announced some time ago would 90 into st-
iect on the LIST of Nav, viii not take place. bat.
that an advance in the rates will be made IN
stead.
DEATH OF THE SPANISH PRESIDENTS wfFe-
MADRID, April 22--In consequence OF tho
death ut the wife OF President Figueras which
occurred last night, Ills ENcellency has tempo-
rasily ceased 10 exercise the functions OF his
office. Senior Margall, minister Of the interior
Will act AZ president until Senior FigucraS again
resumes his duties.
ENECUTIoN oP F0UR ARAB CHIEFS IN Al
GEgIA
PARIS, April "a dispatch from A'Eiars
says four insurrectionary Arabian chie.s have
been executed At Constane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

PENNsYLvANIA Coal TRADE.-The trade
continues dull, as well from want OF orders as
from excess OF water IN the mines. Prices are
unchanged, but il is understood that what -
known Is the '.pool" will advance them with the
incoming OF May. The committee appointed 10
average March prices Of coal upon which TO base
wages for April, met on the 18th instant at
Pottsvllle, and fixed the average at 50 ~ 2s-IOa.
The rate Of wages Tor the current month there
fore, will be ON the $3.50 basis. Coal, it will be
seen, has declined since the resumption OF Shin
ments from Port Richmond, and rather more
than was expected FhiIa. LeaOer.