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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-18

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seed aGy g mpiaint NJ the 1oW0lI, rapidly II.
hAusitthtt fr1gih, and Trnnetg The necessity Vt
M, Jaynt't CAimtnAtiVo HAltlri 10 an EfertuGl
vf-'r erisr an Nv 4ud funhg trOtnOphly.
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dntg every nihnF DAY. une dose stops ne thillt,
SlT doIU eject sufS, No nlultAI no puigtng.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-18
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
AM
FAMILY LINIlIENT

Fhhibi hiNihEHi
I, the hes, rsmsdyin the world toF the following
complaints, viEi Cramps in the Llnbs and stOm'
ssh. Pain 10 the Stomach, Bowels of SIDE, Rhsu'
mAti,m Ia all iti forms iioui c ! c, NsuaigiA,
cAolar,, DJ,.nisFy, Colds, Flesh woaHd,, Duths,
sirs Throat, Spinal Complaints, SPANS and
Brui,sa, chills aud Fever. Por Iatstnai and Ex.
ttrnAl ui0.
Inspiration IL not Only 10 relieve tbs patient,
hnt entirely removes the cause Of the ennplsint,
II psnstfstft aud pstTad' The whole tJliem. 70
Io irE hrhihy action 10 all It's paris aud quicken
tug the blood.
The Household PAnnssa is purely Veg
etAbia and Az Healing,
Prepared BY
CURTIS 4 brown,
M. AIS PultOh Street, New Yofh.
Phr iAlh BIZ ali pfnRRIIiL.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-18

ForSkin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet-
ter, sdt.RhcnH, Blotches Spots, Pimples'
Pustnles, Boill, Carbuncles Ring.worms,
scald.head, Sore Eyes. Erydpelas. Itch,
seurfs, Dissertations Of tho Skin, Humon
and Diseases Of the Skin Of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out Of the system in q short time by the use
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-18
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, VIII

Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type.setters, Gold.bcaters and
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject
TO paralysis Of the Bowels. To guard
against this. take q dose Of WALKERS VIM
, 1873-04-18
STATE LEGISLATURES,
MICHIGAN,

Special D!spatch to 1he Chfcdqo Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, April 17,-Tho Railroad Com
ace and sloopng cars, oaiming that tllore will DO
an addition OF s25, 900 annually to the State rev.
ehuo theroby. :. The Committee on Reform
Schools favor tho bill establishing State
Agency for State Juvenile offenders. The ma
jortty Of tho Judiciary Committee of the House
reported against tho appointment Of Commiss
uro. The minority Of the sano Committee ro-
port the contrary. The House Committee on
ssato Affairs favor tho Senate bill for the appoint
ment Of State Historiographor. Tho Commit
toe OIL Religious and Benevolent Societios favor
Che Senate bill repeating the law Of 1867
authorizing tho lSoman Catholic Bishop to
hold property in trust for tho Church. The mat-
tor WAS hot1y debated in the House, and tho bill
will probably pass.
There WAS considerable discussion In the Son
ato and House, concerning tho bill providing for
Detroit Board OF Public Works, and the bill
annoxing part OF Hamtramck to Detroit Eekpect-
lively. The anno1ing Of Hamtramok isworth1eBs,
because Of an erroneous subscription The vote
on the appropriation Of $4,000 TO tho State Po-
mological Society WAS reconBiderod and again
lost, aa the'hin requires two-thirda OF tue whole
House, making OIL, appropriation for private pur-
pose. The vote stood G1 to ID.
, 1873-04-18


ovoninK: notlooa smoke ISSUING from tho T;ilnn
OF tho ohristian bfothorh Aeina9mY, noar ulaIk
nMsIeot: 'fostoraay tnoY uosauoa 20 nVostigato
sno 1 canso proou1ea keanrt & mnu 1oum oaposod
fooS ~, ~ i've rooae,s s
tnoa thos 1.o T.. no,Banytis n. n so1Hsou
tnht;,, ~ .o,n tnt ,oa,,t ~ t1'oir
tai nt6nra ~ tnr ftacovory hn naros mo A', ~
tLn s,n,s .ns ~ % TnL, q 1rors,r .rt3 Tnss;n - -
Bailey, md they dosiro tho circumstance " to bo
Sooordod.'
do Norton otop boYs aot
IN vonra nfs sgn1t ~" ,ntn sn1nnn Gn ia "ps "n+s
nor Of sanra,non NV mud Kinaio ntroots.
k;sp. by + man namod Mead, snd
In tiis condition thcy conoludoi to stoal ridc M
to Tookfor1 IN nttomnti'r to rct on tho cnra rlu1
nToNa1nara foll undor tho whcola, and Ind botl.
loga out on. IIo waa takon to st. Luko's HoypI-
Coroner Pilgrim hold an inquest on tic romainaS,
at which tho Jury rendered verdict oxonoratue
the railroad employees from blamo. NicNamara'1
fathor has com1ne1ood proceedings against Mead,
to hnve him indicted Cor selling Rouor to minora:
m, roo-5 -, 11naor..;.oxa -
IT,. xno non11 .. onuos"tlietb, ~ focent moot
disputes with adirstora In tko futuro. Horeto-
fore when building yng doBtrovci hv 1rc lin
adjustors, in reckoning tho loss, have refused 10
include p1ato-glass, sidewalks, boilers, engines
appointments Of tho owners. WHO % Generally NJ M 1 rn-
doretantl that tho word fixtures inolutloa efoh
tlllnga, In congoauonco. thoro las boen consi. .
orabio " growing" and ill.foolnr onponderad
Tho policy agreed upou allows The nmo1,nt Of IN.
suranco to bo digtributcd throuahort tia hn,id-
ing, 40 much on plate.rlass. SO mucl, on sjjo-
waIAn. oto. Th;a Mi, bo morn eaiisfnctory Snd
prayent anv 3in1onltv in sdiuefin~ 1osana ibo;no
niiko honoca to ta ins;rn nd ioIho, tEo cnynn gug
nion. % 0''o''"N WV @N'SNAe' "A'' 'A' eoA4t'''
nu..
The Executive Committee OF tho Illinois Press
Association, consisting Of Ressrs. II. Wolch, OF
tho 1,ratrie Ta'1'e'', Preaidcnt, ]. II. Ada,r, Of
4no Moant tarfou linton, Secrotaryi Coi. u.
, 1873-04-18
ILLICIT WHISKY.
Raid upon the 81 sN1oonuhinera''s OF
Adams County. and..~Sot1llrc OF Two
MtJt1u-. A rrGzt nj ths, fb7Vxp org.

Raid upon the - moonshinoxass OF
Adams County. ands-~sct1llTc OF Two
StIIls--IArrcat OF tho Owners
W1no4EsEE9, Ind, April 10. ", Starr,
Deputy United etatea Marshal from Anderson,
has again boon among the ,noonaIinors. 4
Last night, about o'clock, Mr. Starr, with an
assistant, surprised and arrostod john Bomgard-
ner, OF Adams County. He lad selzod the still
and apparatus belonging to Bomgardner on
by taking tho bird. From Domgardner'e he drove
to Que David Mosor'a, some four milos distant,
mud, after arrosting hlr. MoHor, proceeded IN tho
searching Of tho promtaes. After dilIgcnt
searola for fow moments, they discovered now
and unmistakablo signs tint : dstlllery had
been nade Ho Annlly got on the track, follow
cd 1t for about quarter OF q mile from tho
house, aud found the still with attachments COM
pleto. The capacity Of tho ntl!l 10 about thirty
gallonR. Mr. Starr shipped tho Btlll to Anderson
to-day, and started to indianapolis with his two
prlsonern. Tloro wes quito a.ow OF Resistance
nanlfested BY ono Of tho parties, but, upon Arr.
Starr producing pair OF hanlouf1B, tho prisoner
became a4 quiet as limb. hlr. starr ii doing
good work among bal sos Of Government H.
fraudora, who hayo boon carrying on their un-
dergrounl buHneBa for years.
, 1873-04-18
hero, and linvo taken rooms at tho Durnot Houao,
Including o1tra rooms tor committees. A noet-

hero, and hnvo taken rooms it tho Durnot Houao,
Including o1tra rooms tor committees. A naoot-
ing Ia. In pruBross tonight.
bATToN, O., April 177-Tho pooplo OF Dayton
rofnaod to.day, by Ago majority, to loan hor
holp build tho Saltwater Valley Railroad. Tho
votorB woro afraid 1t would inlorforo with tho
coal road to Southern Ohio Tic total voto Has
2,O00 loss than usual.
ANDERSON. Ind, April i7.-orouna WAS bro
ltcn horo today on tho Anderson, Lebanon b 81.
Louis I.ailron1. speeclos woro made by prosl-
don't ]. n. stilluoll, Mayor noach Judge Piorco,
and J. X. h1oCann, ono Of tho contractors. Tho
first shovel of oartll was thrown by tho Prcsl-
don't. Tho work will now bc pushed rapidly, and
tho contractors promise to c9mpleto tho grading
win be gIvon at tho stfllwo1l Iouso by tho con-
tractors.
L1rrLH RooK, Ark., April t7.-The report that
Tho NIomplis l. Little Rock Railroad is overfloWod
botwoon Madison md Memphis, and trains
stopped, is without Foundation.
1NprANAroI1s, April 17.-around waa broken
to-day on tho Anderson, Lebanon 4 st. Louis
Hailroad at Anderson, Ind.
, 1873-04-18
NEBRASKA.
Tho Grcnt StOrm~.WheAt and Fruit |
prospccts--TrninB Now on Time.

Tho Grcnt Storms Wheat and Fruit
prospccts--TrninB Now on Time.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA. Mob, April 17.-The storm Is unprece-
dentod In Hoverity and duration in this latitude.
Tho binding snow WAS driven By tho wind into
great drifts along tho line Of tho Union Pacific
Railroad botweon Fromont and Grand Island.
At no time at either Of tho abovo points was tho
mercury aa low aa reported, though exceedingly
chilly. Tho damage by tho storm Ia confined al
most wholly to tho impodimont Of trains on tho
Union Pacific.
Tho spring wheat in Nebraska had boon very
generally aown boforo the storm began, and will
crop, which tho Omala Herald Of tomorrow TO-
ports from oil pnrtB Of tho State, ia unimpalrod,
with tile exception that in Bomo caaes Of peaohos,
they will bo larger for Nebraska In 1873 than
over before. New settlers on the p1nins may
hnvc boon curiously incommodod by tho storm,
but as yet no suffering among thcm has boen re-
ported.
Immigration is pouring into tho State from
tho North, from WisconBin and Minnesota, and
from nll tho Middle nnd Eastern statou. Tho
unoccupied lands aro being rapidly takon up, and
the material development Of tho State PROMISES
to DO very great tho ensuing bummor.
Tonight tho railroads aro Ill olear, and tho
In twenty-four hours tho snow blockade will bo
forgotten, tho SNOW that made 1t melted and
those who hive exaggerated 1t for stock jobbing
purposes will regret it: Union Pacific stock de-
olinod conts on tho dollar yesterday
Tho STORM commenced at Green nivor, 800
milea west Of 0maha, on Sunday morning, aud
by night bad reached Grand Island, but was not
accompanied BY any Boyore wind. Soon after
reaching Grand island, however, perfect hlr-
rioano commenced, which 1aste1 with unabated
fury III, to Wednesday noon, when tho storm be-
gan to break up. Ono freight train at Lone
Troo, 200 miles east Of Grand Ialand, waB unable
to eido-track, and had to be abandoned. On this
train waB 1.-Two stock, Bono Of which periahod.
Tho wires Of the Atlantic t. Pacific and Wostorn
Union, from Wood River to Elm Crock, dis
tance Of 20 miles, aro down, but connection
arc oil moving and making time. Mondays train
arrived hero at G45. Three trains will arrive to-
night, botwoon 10 and u.
tn the Il Asaoc1afcd Jress1
OMAHA, April 17.-Tho storm lasted for throo
days with unparalleled soyerity, its force being
mostly confined to tho litnits Of Plum Crock on
tho weBt aud Columbus on tho oaat. Porsons
did not dare to 1eaye their houses during Mon
day, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Thus far, but ono
case OF loss Of hunlan life has beon reported
1t iB probable that tho loss Of stock has
been great. It is known TINT con-
siderable number Of catt1e hnvo per18hed
Tho damage to tho telegraph lines has boon
great, wires and poles being blown down for
aono fifty miles, but it Is expected they can be
repaired temporarily by Tomorrow evening,
Poreons who have lived in tho country for six
teon years say they mover say anything In tho
way Of atorm approaching it boforc.
, 1873-04-18
SPORTING MATTERS.
Vhe New Orlenna Ixucos..Tho Onrs,
WxGatlfnn.

wrestling.
-, Special Ditpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
.,9a 81" u v4onk, ARrll l7.@John kcA1ahon Of nut-
matched today to wroatle, square hold, best two
~ three; fair baok falls. in the second weok Of
nay, within 500 miles Of tAis city, for tho cham
P'99sip Wi,1ian o. n,ao A%orca and q 500 side.
p bacler naf'{X of {be Of psnc
crew Of England, oHors to ind foar-oared aroW
TO row any other four in tho world over tbo
caaa6inpionHhlp course on the River Tyno for from
Ixoo 70 96o0 side, or to back Winsl1ip and
sa1ne course for like Hum. 'N'e
<a1't ms" .;a5 v;a5lE1Ns. April 17.-Loneiana Jockey
IH'i H'nreo r $500; first horse, $3.50, second sIoo.
Fan ssa ~ yav: ~, Won by john Mccormick BY lead,
gea1inE Garo Race, Beoond; Nollie }T,, thirl
John Es1 Mcdonald, n aud King Benezet. Time 1:5o''
Cape Race WAS tho faYorife in tho poos Lrir,
~; Nellie T., 100; John Mcdonald, lid: 3oh55
tass;s tmcGofniok, 4o; King Eenezet, do. On tho
rae3s 'ao oesflng was 100 to against GcCor-
s1Se Second race, mile hoats, all ages. Club purse
gsuoi nret horse $500, ssoopd a150, third $50.
Wssnsa;a Vhsnx ha;anp1S9;
g: Exena aist
Tino: la95s iis;4 i:5oX al'f'
:, La9 IL hrnt M hoat wag won by half head, tho
thlrd by three lengths, and tho last by several
lengths 1nog M easily: In the pool Hampton sold nt
entry 30; Emma snnnom, 60 On tic track
hamh.oq Tnr1 was tho fay1rite against the fold.
$500 FIRST horao 5000, second s15o. third s50.
Won by Mary Louise, beating Repeater, Pilgrim,
Winnie (formor1y q. 9. D. and Flora Meiyor, il,
the same order. Time. 5:44. Flora MoIYyor
came in first, but WAS disqualified for losing OK
pounds weight. Her stable companion won tho
raco. In tho pool Repeater, 100; Weldo.l'B en-
tIioa, Molyor and LoniHe, ll0; Pilgrim. 30;
Winnie, 70.
Weather clear and pleasant. Attendance
good, and track imoroving.
, 1873-04-18

KAsaAs CRY, Mo-, April 17.-It is thought that
James A. Lacy, the young mau who dropped
dead on Delaware street yesterday evening, had
been drugged, as be had not been in the habit OF
drinking, aa tho verdict rendered by the. Cor
onor's jury stated.
A party Of Englishmen are In this city nogo-
tiating ground on which to erect starch fac
tory.
Tho late rains ore mixing the roads almoat
i1npassable.
Wood being scarce article, D number OF fam
lilies arc burning corn.
The new city officers, having received thoir
Documents aro making arrangements for the in
auguration on Monday.
Tho colored men have recommended list OF
tho best mon for appointment to any office
within the gift Of tile new Mayor. Tloy Bay
they do not Wish to dictate, but it any appoint
ment is made, they want only honest negrooa to
bo placed In Office, that tho race may not be dis
pracad.
, 1873-04-18

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 17.-Lako Pepin is
through to-day.
MAoK1NAo, April 17.-It is raining and still
blowing heavily from tho northeast. No change
In the ioo.
Az SABLE, April 17.-Weather clear and cool;
The Wind is Gust, and koops tho Ice on tho shorel
-. Special Dfspatch to The Chicago 1rtb,.,,s
MONTREAL, April 17.-Tha st, Lawrence River
Is now oyerhowed ut several points, and is doing
much damage.
ToRoNro, April 17.-Tho sailors striko at
Kingston has ended In tho men accepting S1.50
per day.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, April 17.-Tho schooner Fame
arrived hera to-day from Cleveland. The pro-
poller r. Holland loayoa here Tonight for Sagi-
nav, With several bargea in tow.
, 1873-04-18
CANADA.

=, OTTAWA, Ont, April 17.-Mr. Bro,so has
given notice, in tho House, Of certain Inquiries
regarding tho Thousand Islands, in tho st. Law~
can ara III
fho Thousand 1sles within tho United statca
boundary, and two Or three Of thoao belonging
TO the Dominion, It Ia further said to be their
Intention to obtain by purcEn tho cont o. Of the
whole Canadian group. Tho pooplo on tho nd
jacent mainland are strongly oppdsod to tho Do
HiXn.
I Tho Adjutant- annoral'e report, just issuod,
shows TINT 80, 144 mon have hoen training ID
hineront departments OF tho volunteer force.
Of theBo 1866 aro cavalry, 957 fold artillery.
with 40 guns, 1,697 garrison artillery and 100 on
Eineers, and 25, 742 infantry.
Last night the membnrs Of the Commons wore
entertained by the Governor General.
Z, HALIFAX, April 17.-Though tho local Loglsla-
ture d short timo since decided upon repoaling
tho ballot act, the Legislative Council yesterday
resolved by vote OF is to not to ropoa the net.
, 1873-04-18
WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEGRO CELEBRATION,

NEano CELEBRATION,
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 17.-Doferring
thoir celebration 11ntil to-day on account of tho
lnclomcnt weatllor, tho nogroos Of tho District
mndo good their reputation for observing tho
great oyont which 1od to thoir freedom, In tho
procession aud in tho ball which Is boing hold
tonight. Tho usual enthusiasm is noticeable.
THE JAPANESE MISSION.
And 30, after all tho donia1a Oh tho subject, It
Ia now admitted In official quarters, not only TINT
Dolongs resignation has boon received, but also
tint 1t will bo accepted. Ex-senator James
Nyo atill persists in tho hope that ho will DO
nominated to tho vacancy.
DEspYBEs THE GRAD,
Ex-CorEresBmnn s. 8. Coz, OF New York, may
DO added to the list OF those who refuse to par
ticipate in tho baok salary grab, although he has
position to mako Of his oxtra allowance. It is
undorHtood that he 10 now preparing lottor In
Htruoting tlfs official to cover the amount duo
him Oh this account into tho Unisod 6taten
ITO tho Associattd Prtss.]
DECLINES TIE GRAB.
WASHINGTON, D. g., April 17.-Sonator Dayard
has paid his extra compensation aB rnombor Of
tho Forty-second Congress into tho United States
Treasury.
anEEHnAoKs.
Legal tondors outstanding, 9958, ,24t ,4oo
THE 1NDIANB.
yico-Rroaldont Wilson said yesterday that
poaco with tho Modocs WAS now out of the quea-
tion, aud that they alould bo oxterminatod at
any cost. Still, tho peace policy should not bo'
abandoned in doaling with other Indian tribea.
DISTRIBUTION or ARMS.
The Secretary Of War, upon tho recommends
tion Of Senators Mitchell and Kelley, has or
derci 600 stand Of brocch-loading riilos to bo
ordered from tho Arsenal at Vancouver to the
authoritios Of Oregon, for tho use Of tho oiti-
zenB on the frontier.
nELEAsED.
Tie Department Of State ia officially informed
that three American sailors Of tho bark Union,
WHO woro arrested near Santiago do Cuba by tho
Spanish authorities on tho superstition that thoir
intention was to join tho inaurrootion, lave been
discharged mud returned to tho ship, their oenso
having been proven to be desortion.
COMPLIMENTARY.
Tho oiacors Of all the State Aaaooiations in
this city, ninoteon In number, haye united in o
letter to Gen. W. Il: Terrell late third Assistant
oatmaster-Gcneral, expressing regret at part
ing with him, and wishing him auecoss IL lis
new position as Pension Agent at indianapolis
, 1873-04-18


onsMtcf A"Fsors OF tno RosaF'n Nattaon"
NJ HANK. hakcs Dascosory "nach
Looks Like an Attempted sWindlc'
A supposed caso Of forgery has Just como to
t,on. T. ,ra;a, n.aa !, A.. ~o,ant tor,,or;oa ~,
.tonp, 10 p"1anol case " 'no teoeat 1oleo'4eso VI
the ban6 OF England LILO pun 10 one seldom
resortod to, because 1t cnnnot DO carried out
unloBs considerable currency Is deposit
.,an,. 1sss,ns WV .a s9A ,,ansst, Wv" IT,
t.on1a!ly.4ooAlns 1non Apieate" " .ue
Fourth National Bank, and requested to 500 tho
Cashier, Mr. George Taylor. They introduced
thamse1rea M n. n, Tavlor. and Jarnos T.
nro,r1, ~ Nn1 yor,, r1,a1 sa,a n'at t1,os ID
~ Naw .asa ,s;, ~ aat s'sss ~ 10y u"a
come TO uhica8o "i1n Inc 'ntent1on OF opening
roal estate Office, and that they Wishod to mike
large deposits IN @ tho 0ank' % anu m moo,a oxpees
IT,. ~ n,a,,, ha .naat ,an,,r ~ ~ a,r.t;at.
.ua' ~ "ouo ~ w moes ""RR5 @ " ., w "nstns
, 1873-04-18
CHINA AND Japan.

BAN FaANo1aco, april 14.~-rho Colorado, from
Hong Kong, brought five Chinese amal-pox
patients and wont to quarantine. Tho cabin
pnBaenBerH were landed.
Tho Chinese and Japanese news is unimpor-
tant. The Milado received his first Diblo from
DR.. Hepburn. Tho h1ikado haB not yet decided
to send an Embassy to the Pope. Several Japa-
S1NoAPonB, April t7.-Tho Atcheen wnr con-
tlnles. SECOND nssault was made with partial
euccess. The Dutch carried two forts, but were
'1epu1sod from tho principal fort. They aro now
desperate. Tho Dutch commander, Kohier, was
killed, together with 200 Of his men. Tho
Atchoonese wore badly armed. Tho Dutch have
called for achievements. Great sickness pre-
walls in their ranks. Tho pepper ports are block
adad.
, 1873-04-18

approval Lief Of The project, and an an ear
convention should bo hold. oongropsp,an
Wolls said 400 to. 150 Congressman would bo
prcBent. He would prepare q Hist Of topics to
DO discussed by tho Convention. Tho pro-
grammo for tho Entertainment Of tho doleeatea
lH oxpootod to embrace trip to Galveston via
this H., X. l. T. and TexnH Central NoatB, and
return through portion Of KanBas, ban1uotH,
atealnboat excursions, cto.
, 1873-04-18

Spttlal DlypaEch 70 THO EAlcaao TFioHnt.
DAVENPORT, Ia., April 1.-THE Government
bridge at Moline, undor tho superintendent OF
George ". Murphy, Of baltimore, is rapidly pro-
crossing. Tho first span will bo finished thia
woeks. The firm Of Reynolds j. Bauspaugh, OF
this city and noolt Island, have boen awarded
tho contract for building tho sub-structure Of q
now bridge to DO ereotod across tho 11issiseippi
d st, Louis railroad. Tho aggregate amount OF
tho contract will roach @250,601, the work to be
finished the proBont season. The draw span will
bo 200 foet Ia tho cloar, eaoll aldo Of tho rier
an0rding simple room for the pasaage Of boats.
, 1873-04-18
Tho Proposed Commercial Convon-
ton to lxe 4Qell Mt st. L0lQik.

sT. Louis, No., April 17.-Tho project which
has been OH foot hero for some weeks paBt to
call convention Of Westorn and Southern Con-
1peclal interest to tho States OF tho A1issiHyipt
Valley, to bo held hero noxt month, WAS dis
ouHsed to-day by the Board Of Directors Of the
Merchants' E1chango.. 4 committee WAS ap-
srnmeut to ask for corporation, and also to do
wise plan for carrying out the programme for
tho reception and entertainment OF delegates,
and report to another general meeting.of oitl-
zens on Saturday noxt. 1Aera WAS 4 unanimous
, 1873-04-18
FORE|CN.
/.
No Improvement in the Condi-
tion Of the Pope.
Reported Murder Of Baker, the Nile
Explorer, and His Wife,
Tho Vienna Exposition Building in a
Backward state.
ITALY.

ROME, April 17.-The popo Is still suffering,
and 1t is known thore is no improvement In his
condition to-day. Persons who have boon adj
-mitted Into tho proBonoo Of His HolinoHs mako
tho most contradictory reports IN relation to hls
'illncsa.
Tho italian Government exhibits anxioty In
1elation to tho ma1ady Of tho Holy Fathcr.
4 courier has loft tho Vatican for Germany,
With instructions for tho gtidanco Of tho noman
Catholic Bls11ops n. TINT country iu case Of tho
deplse Of the pontiff.
, 1873-04-18
AUSTRIA,

Herald EGG|E Sitc7Nl.
VIENNA, April 17.-Tlo exhibition building IL
IN backward State. and cannot possibly DO lln-
isAed by tho 1st Of May. The roofing of tho
:domo IL incomplete. All labor is being ooncon-
trated In an endoavor to finish the rofunda for
tle formal opening, which must be on tho 1st Of
May, that being tho day on which tho soyeroigna
are invited: No other portion Of tho building
Iutll b6 ready. Tho construction will DO contin-
ned after the opening, Tho direction is oner-
getic, but tho labor is inforior Visitors wishing
to economize tima should not como hoforo tho
LIST Of June.
, 1873-04-18

MADRID, April ia denial is giyen to tho
rumor current yeatorday that a crisis in the Min
fBtry was imminent.
PARIS, April TIA dispatch from Carliat
sources says that q band Of Spanish insurgents
hndor Dorogarraym made Aharp attack on Onati,
iand, after short conflict, succeeded in gaining
;9oseesaion Of tho town.
, 1873-04-18

taok OF dolorium tromons, committed suicide by
drowning.
1t Princeton, Ind, Louis aunglo, q German
butcher, committed suicide ut q o'clock thia
evening, by shooting hi1nBolf with riGo. 1Io
fastened tho weapon to tho coillng above him,
Sas no a nf m sn bpos paSa III aa .5e' Em sn s ball
, 1873-04-18

man Ambassador at Paris, will bo transferred to
London, and General MantoufYel, Commander Of
the Garnan forces in France, will bo his sue
eossor, when the evacuation Of French territory
by Goxman troops has baon completed.
, 1873-04-18

LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Tho ateamBl1ipa Wesar.
Morayian st. Laurent, and America have arrived
out.
NEW YonK, April 17.-Arriycd- steau.-
ships! Schmidt from Bremon, and gaxony from
Hamburg.
PmILADrLrnrA, April 17.-Arrlyod- Tho stopu-
org Vadorlaad from Antwcrp, and Tagus from
, 1873-04-18
Chinese Riot.

sAA TnAno1aoo, April 17.-Tllero was aerious
Pistols woro used. Two men wore dangerously
wounded. Tho police arc quelling, tho riot.
Further trouble is expected. Tho Chinese are
Intensely exosod. The riot grew out Of the roi
cont murder Of tho Chinese court interpreter,
All Quong.