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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06
Baltimore nRrkof.

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Flour-Du!l
and u@cHgrgsd. Whea,-weak; chocs
white I, s.. Corn-Firmsr; mixed
western SOC. O.ts-Dull; western
jj@,J9;. RVe-Dull and unchanged.
Proylsions-Firm,r with more dlsposl.
ton 70 buy With hut ltl's 10 cell. But
ter-UuchsDgsd ColTre-Flrm AR
to good Rio 25!926. Wbisky-Nom-
inaI ct g7@97ic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIsF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WLsHINGroN, March ), SP.M
PROBABILITIES,

On Friday for New England, psrtly
cloudy weather with winds veering to
easterly and rising temperature. For
the Middle States, esst to south winds,
increasing to brisk, cloudy weather ana
rain during the afternoon and evening
For the South Atlantic snd Calf States,
cloudy and rainy weather aud fresh TO
brisk easterly to souiherly winds. For
Tennessee and northwsrd from the
Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and the
Upper Lake Region. fresh to brisk
southerly to eastsrly winds. cloudy and
rainy weather, except partly cloudy
with snow in the Lake Region, which
conditions will extend 10 Lake Ontario
and probably on Wednesday night 10
New England.
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East Liberty L,rs stock market,

East LrBERTr, March j-Csul'-
Arrivals IS car; medium 81 to Sc;
cnmmon ~ to Sc; s:ockers a TO 4iG
bull, ; 10 Sic, Hogs-ArnVals II
cars; beet Pnils1slphia &c % 10 6 %.
Workers 5 20 to 5 80. sbeep-Auival.
4 car, beet 81 90 to 7 50 medium & -
10 : o.; common 5 % 10 6 %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06
The Fa,tcst irain I'm The worid

Probably the fastest uaIn IN the
world is the express on the Great Ess-
ter pr.ilrosd which leaves London Pad
drngtou Siation) a. ii IS n aud ar
rives at Swindoo Juncuou IS mile
at ll2P. ", at an average raIe OF 5S!
miles per hour. Few o. our Amer cau
"nsbraipg express" trains keep up a
speed OF thirty miles an hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06
BUFFALO.


SirIRe OF Railroad LmpIOyes.
BUFFALO, March 5.-The carpenters,
painters, track layers and freight house
employees Of the Erie Railroad struck
this morning, to compel the company
TO pay the alleged back wages due
them since January lst. The macniuists
and blacksmiths are not engaged in the
strike.
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and appeared at the mass meeting to-
day, made statement and signed the
liquor dealers pledge and then on their
bended knees asked the ladies to pray
Tor them. The ladies are gaining
large accessions to their ranks daily
A mems league WAS formed this after
noon.
CINcIENATI.
CINCINNATI, March 5.-An immense
temperance meeting was held tonight.
filing Wesley Chapel, the most caPa-
cious church in the city, full 10 over
flowing. Thomas Miller was made
President and Rev. Marge B. Beecher
Secretary. Nearly every Protestant
church in the city was represented by
i,s pastor. The meeting was announc
ed in order to ascertain what was the
best thing to do Short speeches were
made BY about dozen men ard wo-
men, and much time was spent in
singing and praying.
PHlLADELPHI4.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a delega-
tion OF women presented Mayor Stokely
this morning, with petition praying
ror the en- iorcement Of the Sunday law to
prevent the saIe Of liquor. The Mayer
pointed out defects in the present law,
and advised application to the legsla-
ture to amend it so as to be made op-
eratiye. In taking their leave they as
sured him that whatever step he nay
take to crush out the evil be would
have the moral support Of the women.
III said ne had intended issuing a pro-
clamation, but had concluded TO await
the result OF the conference o. the Bap-
tist clersymen with the JUICES OF the
common pleas, before doing 80.
JsTFERsoHvILLE, IND.
JErrERsoxvILLE. March j.-From day
to day TIE crus ,ders Of this city con.
t,uue their devotional exercises, g
number OF saloons being visited to-day.
At Chris. BaderS' admission wac de-
Ged the ladies and services were COM
meuccd on the pavement when Bader
st pprd out ard tlu"g 10 the breeze q
very beautiful and costly Amer can
hag 1hrs attracted q large crowd
rhe prayers were soon ended and
D..der received the COZ gratulations OF
manv o. the ladies, but, Ike all the
oIners be declined TO sign the ptedge.
The idea in producing the flag wac to re
mind them OF l776, when eqnsl rights
we're accorded 10 al. Making his
money under it he owed it all aIlegD-
aucc aHd expected protection under it
The great excitement that developed
at first, has 10 great extent sub5lded,
and services are continued at every
saloon, in a quiet ard orderly manner.
As yet no sa looms have been closed, and
are not likely 10 be uuls-s they are
bought out at large margia.
rTTsBURGH
PIrr.BuRG March 5.-A large and
enthusiastic women's temperance meet
ing was held this evening in the Second
United Presbyterian Church, aod
platform OF organization was adopt
Ell. John B. Cough, the ceIebrat-
ed lecturer, addressed the meet
ing, aud said he believed this
movement wa destued to go forward,
and il the associations that have engsg-
ed his services would release him, he
would devote the Ecxt two months 10
this work with his heart and soul. No
definite course OF ac,i have bren DE-
cided upon Special mcerinGs tor PRAYER
in behalf Of the movement are being
held in many o. the courcnes tonight.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money and stock narkt

NC" hoEN H"H'J "hu o'VeH 'I"r rHt''
New YoRK. March 5.-MoNEY-
Easy at 3G4 per cent. Sterling frm'r
at "a 83t@4 81 fJr sixty days and 4SI
IA 87i for eight. Customs receipts
$2j6,0O0.
GoLD-Clcsed al lllt after selling at
.llli9lllt Carrying rates 81 per cent
10 fat for borrowing. Treasury dies
bursemtnts S!Sl 900. Clearings S54.-
100000
STATE BoXDs-Dull and nominal, .I
cept Tennessee. which are higher.
GovERNNZNTs-FIrm.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEpO, March j-Fiour-DulI b1.
unchanged Wbsai-DulE Amb,r
Michigan 81 IS s.lIer March; AZ
April; No . red ! AZ. Corn-SisadJ;
high mixed Csc; March G4 Ic April 66tc
June co. new G2c; 10 grade ne. Soc.
O.ts-Qaet and unchanged; No. 9 463
Cloversred-sj 90.
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INDIA Ma.
SIaicIreasur6r.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 5.-Generai
Levy Sparks, ex-Mayor, an3 for a long
time leading politician ot this city,
is announced as candidate FOR Safe
Treasurer at The coming election.
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The suggestion that the Patrons OF
Hu,bsudry might, with advantage,
hold open meetings tor the discussion
oil topics Of general interest to is'nIHS
com mu mites, is a good one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06

Os. cls.s o. noo.prulucers rejoice in
The farmers war. This is the dogs.
Nobody says snysh ~ about them and
they have plenty o. fresh mutton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06
woodruff and CIahiu.

In the case OF Woodhul, Cisfn and
Blood. on trial tor libel, in the Court o.
General Sessions, to-day, application
for a reduction OF bail was refused and
the pr souers taken 10 the Fombs.
At q meeting OF the Board OF Alder
men this q 'teruoon, the mayor sent in
toe name OF George II Andrews ror
police commiss ouer, in place 0; the
late Henry Smith.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06

The Illinois Patrons propose manu-
featuring thsS OVID ploss
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The F.minP inIndiu.

LONDON, March "a dispatch from
Calcutta reports the distress among the
famine stricken people in Eastern Tis-
hot as increasing In one village slcne
there have been eighteen deaths from
starvation IN tour dGYs. Tnc nnmb"r
OF applicants has increased from 1900
10 10000 within o week.
nrIigmcuf,
Itis stated that soon after assem-
bling, Parliament viii adjourn I'll the
l9ih inst.
JnrIiEt intelligence.
A special dispatch to the TINES rom
Bayonue, contains the following in
telliyence obtained from CarI-t sources :
Dou Carlos has announced that !; IS
not his iutenuOn 10 lmpOs' tie
IUoustltution upon tie population OF
Brlboa when that place q taken
Upon his entrarce in tie CITY he viii
proceed to the Cathedral aud bn c.jwa-
ed King OF Spain. lie viii
swear TO support the liberties o. the
people, and will constitute govern
m.nt with Geoersl Lilo 3. President o
Co1ucI. An APPEAL Si,l be made 10
foreign po~er- 10 recolnjze the hilI.ger
ency Of toe Csrli-,s lie wIi'
delare the Spanrard. exempt i-om
allegiance to any other govern
ment than his owe. ue wi.
draw s. 900 00) as the tirst in-:allmer'
Of the loan previously cout-Gc;eI
A cor5esponien. OF the Daily Nsr.
At St. Petersburg writes uoisr d. 0
February 2S.h that serious r.oIlng har
occurred in eastern Poland in cOn-e,
qu.nce OF the closirg o. the chUrche
by order Of the government At on
place the disorder Was 50 great that tb,
militia was csl ei ou; aud fred on tht
rioters, killing and wouniiog - per
sons.
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A M U 8 z M z MIS-
5 Nights and 2 Matiness Only.
Commencing Tuesday ght, March 10.
ARncs wallace

8 a NJ WILL A
SENSATION COMEDY TROUPE.
Hsgnince't Uniform Band. Euperb OTthss-
ira. Grand biD for iussdsy Slght The
Operatic BuTle q Ie Of
CIND E B e L L A,
Or. The LILLE GLass sLlPrER!
Mis- Agnes wallac- Prince Popsit.
Ar Fam Via ......-.......-..as Clo linda.
Mr. Harry WLson.--..,ss aion sslderdasn
Prscece ed by a delightful Farce by Mr..
Henry wilson and The F@rce CoIspany,
hsmetnbr only Five ZIG ~ and
Nat nee. Grand change OF Bail different
nIs hts, At
Hau,LT0N's 0PERA HOU>E
NJ. JAS ErIzEsHxosA Lszsse and hsnscsr.
mari
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DAYTON.
BgLLEFoSTAINI

BELLcFoSTAISE, March 1.-Two IL
quor dealers surrendered this morDing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06

It's stated that soon after assem-
bling, Parliament viii adjourn I'LL lh,
l0,h inst
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-06

and appeared at the mass meeting to-
day, made a statement and signed the
liquor dealers pledge and then on their
bended knees asked the ladies to pray
Tor them. The ladies are gaining
large accessions to their ranks daily
A mems league Was formed this alter
noon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
Ssefsif6-Saxsm6ars.

&m II. Gtbr. sssfn 8 llbr atsnss. far; mao
Surdsaus ess yaldaitr,usss ppn eenapy. faas
man aui BEN Seletls Der Siienbabn BET autslbat
sinsn Grrarbsittr, Hamsns y. Srsi, 30 SABRE
alt, in Mut,lba5 upbnbaft init jsraustiutR Mr.
men unp Stinsn. Ter Wann ttarb antsrpeas
naS ssm Syials ~ arlpa. wObin iSa Or. 30
liter irassn lisp.
Stit bic btiaiib 6 Rssiruns iSrt Sih-
tsrsisn ~ @tmsiour in Den Aresnnsn auisese.
ben, bat ls ale Dfibs bic ~nSI9issn Stmouts.
pierre fur ibrs 9aaallsris ~ fnssn.
2uSaay bar am 10. 5sbsuar, Ra1mii-
tags 8 ubr, cine 6sutrsbrunf bic @sbnsebaues
Der psrrsn S6il, u. Gspie scrfsrt. Ssios pan.
Ter warren nit SnSh sspsdi uns staspii vol
CRIB MAD pew, has psrbranuts. Is ssIans
las Sisb. Die esinpane anb tiniss NSbtl ~
rsrtsn nttts mar strHdsrt.
Sm @trtbts- unb BtrpaItanss
ptripna ! Der prsyinl lnp ~felssapt Sfran-
esrnnssa p%eretupmmtn wertsn
psrr ~. Ssrtranp, Hi&tu an Hsu9aisaa,
femmt mad Dinant ane rirp sur& psrrH ~.
Csnis. @sri6tsl&rtibss ~ aRarass ukst
PER- Bsrbtassn, pshsinustsisr ~ SsafaI,s s-
ttst psrrn Wtnsite. ssr ale lsl&tr NAG Ssutaan
fpmmt.
Der Rarft DaGiHasy am II. Sab r.
9sb'sar Der IN en sanata nmssstns k!aauf
u. mar sisiss Sabr ftbr lsbbaft uni paret ssR
ben etatidsn panplsrn mdatns bsixat nc sse
Sish tshafs Aasfabr iaafisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
SaxemDnrser s'Grittle.-er in fri.
6ercr Bet.

Ias larsmturaer Panr BAT III ireu ;3tit uni
IN allen SIdnrrn bnre,raarnes Ninnr btrper
aetra6t. Wdbrsnp ltius 6lrAtn bic bSrrlitfsr
lbrrrs Gurepa's y%rifItdsn, ,r,6nen i1 isin ,abl
rsitsv Nrrl tur1 3utiisfsir etr @snnruus aus
@spansie Nanlilsr. fapfrre arisastslrsn. arsR,
Staarsmannsr srbstsu nd iiesr bic NaTt (; liz
aiite srwart i6 bier yrse,str. Ntste. SiibSie.
GrlbiitSfe, Narpinale nnp auf nautsr Seir
Der StiliasnasI4ibte irabli Ger sleirri6s name
unp eds tet eints Sursmtu.asrs. Nm tisisr
Stcat blttn mir Ger @eIrbrtn nno z nriirtsi-
lsr. ete ras Iursmturasr tanr q fuat BAT. scion.
etrs Grwabnans ~ : M. Hea Ratur i6ru III
Der eurtn'bu,ssr nit sladii&sn tulassn bssatt,
bic CT turt 8kib unp Ansraufr iar alaajtnbsu
GntwidlunS brinst. n eas gaHrlane aua of
~ eng. um BEN Salsuts elm srsitbisss 6sle AZ
bitisn. In Der drsmss fneni e. antrftnnsnss auf.
nabmt. 90 fetsu mir, pae eursmburssr. eur6
@sIsbriamfrit au%ssasidnst, bur6 ibre S6rif.
ten in srsbsm 8abas lspsus. bic .3isrss wifti'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
QUEEN b u 9.

guFfmturg, ~. Gtbr. - Our @tbnrtsjtier
Seinsr MajsfSt pss apnia 0rpbbrieas Ipa am
10. /. Mis-. ia cen yfarrfir1sn cer Staete ,ur
atssreesteL Stunes, IN enreIrburS II llbr Spr.
m,ttass, u. In zen tbriesn pfautir1en ets 2lGpts
I'm earauHplssnetn Srnntas unmit,tlbar nab
CEN Sptamte Gin feitrlihs5 TIE Deum abselun.
ssn pneen.
enIrmburg, ~. 6sb. -Ctm .9ursmburaer
Weri" miro aus " aaibrdsr 9eit.ieben:
Mi plslem Ssr3nv9rn unc mii esm aufrib-
tilite @unia uah %si,-ul9 tu Wrspenma5sr
9dtrmartte. tarsu mir psn lssisa WarFtbsyihi
pom ;. ,. MiF. Ia 53Trm SCltageH Slatts sels,
leu.
Sdeu felt linetrn 9tii bassn mir eariiter &c.
lprcdsn uut sinrimIn,g esn @ualt ausgeprldi,
IS mSbiCu eis UrcpCumd4er Jabvmilfte NICER
brrpifcIier mo ~lsbbaftsr psreen. Sinlimmia
piro ausrfannt. tdp nab vurcmturs. 0,eptn.
r,adsr bic ayaBten uuo ID snlisn &drFlsl6Se be,
'igi, rabsr alic tcln oinesrniB mtSesenlebt. I'll.
le YabtdrS tanerirtbc llne s~benfatls einperfan.
cen. ZAP nc. mir rT.Prr 0liiung ron Yisb ID
lem MAJ. bslIsr g'o isidtsr bGitsm aUf Rem Gre.
p,nmabcr Sahrm ;r:f. Ger bSditenS2 Stuncsn
psit %rnticrnt III. 81 i:aimsn. ais lsa,l bic Mari.
re aufiu9sn sa mullea, wsl9s 4 bis 8 Siunrsn
~su,irInt linp.
Rahe 90 iiesr ben bsrtits beriStsisn Diethatl
miro aus Gtterrab stmtleet:
Nisbrsre Iaffnirtf Cisbs babsn bic sisfait.
Hadt BON Wittpsw auf Denneraas btnust Nm
rie frierIi&en Gttsrnattr Az bsunrubissu. Der
anTana tsSann nit BEN 3tridntiesu tinss Hen.
isrs mittsls sintS liamantS am paule Stine
IN Der SauuaaIt, ispe& jum 9intru6 verge.
tsns. ttnn bic Tisbs Ine sur6 sintn Wann Nm
| ubr Vaals am Verbattn ssrbinerrt porrsR
une bassn i4 sur Sauu jurlds9essu. RAD.
Der ais auss pisbsr lia mar. itBtsn Ne ibr t<&.
tss 3anspsrf fort unp ,sri&niitsa Gin 8snasr i'm
Nlsil&laem Der Grau S&ill eraassn Gin nRs
lttrtsn bic 3bets. psl&s ca. 8 bic 9 abaItr tnt.
bitli Bon hort ,sssn bic na&hi&sn Snti&tr
aa& Ger tursmbursn Srabs gum RssSsrlassn
ess brn. Gb. GampiIL, e%ur6i&niftsu aud bier
Gin 0sufsr, muetsu I'D isps& nit Is bio 20 Tis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18

pole su interslirsn. Der Staatsjecretar
eareinal 4umbiuIDini nabm iib ieiner
IN %telpnrerer WeiIe an.
@m 13. Suit 1845 smpfna er I'm beis
ltaen Satramsnlt Der pIisferretbe rie
btbere Wdrce unp RE ihpsre Ylrre rec
prieterlitsn Amtss. Gr mar ia,
mails nod nitt prls 81 Sabre alt. unr
CO muete rie piptlide Oispens crtsten
nerrcn. Gin Sabr rarauf teities Plus
TX. ben Stubl res bl. pstrus. Gr
SeiAte iib sc9cn Ten junsen Yrister lrbr
andcis unc ernannte i'm taip ,u ieinem
5ausprdlatcn unc appfpliiden prptcno>
lar. Sn Ter Sclse pure er als Nuris
tor Der Nanciatur mad 9iliatUn neibidt,
no CT rem pipilibeA 5%nternuncius.
Wcniisno.s Camilla II pstro. Grstiibpf
i. p, CUR Seite fam. Tort wutte iih
Der junse Aueitor nitt tlpb Gle 3unsi
aunS isines 9prseisstsn, iOncsrn aud rie
Ittuns UNI 2isbe Ger YOuuoisien in
tpbem Craze Su erpsrten. Der Sns
t%ernuncius wurre in ras Garrinalsepls
lesium aufssnommsn, tlisb aber aud in
rieisr Gissnihaft npb sinise 3fit in
9iIIatrn, unp nit itm audi @rGi Sc.
pVhOmsfi. Ger 0e!sssnteit bate, unter
pen Ausen res sepanrtcn G~arrinals lit
cine seciesene @sItdftsfcnntuis ~ srmer-
ben UNI sur uebrrnabmc elmer lsltititdn
eiaen Stcluns in Ter pipIrmatltsn
2auftabn ssbbris pOr;ubreitcn.
Uertissuns felst.)
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Rbtin- uuh Mo(tlSau.

Sn uno nun lrier bat Der Snesnisu,
Serr Maper bic Uors uno Weriudsarbci'
ten fir bic neus WaHerlsitunS bsenoist.
Die Srier ipsiisn iOQ. Serielbs miro biz
n0tbiSen 0Orlassn MAIDEN ano entueosr
fir &ednuns Der Staot, oeer burd cine
su bilosnos WaRsrwsrfsseislidaft an Die
ausfibruns bes Dertss ~ ssbeu.
Su EsreuBen bari elm OrtspOrtsber
iosar ni4t ulebr Witslisb bss 2irdsnra=
toes iein. Sm Gulturtampis FnS Die bel.
ben Sitlsn nidt pertrdsli& nit chamber,
10 btibt's i'm 2anbtrtiis Srisr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18

2tufdnaa puroe Die Rat6ofif6e

AulaHNU WutOe Ote RQIDUttJWe
Nir6Stn Bloomington, ST., bonn Stur=
me n%ieosrseriiisn. I'm Die Mittsl gum
@ieseraufbau oerIeiben aufSubringeu, per=
anltaltete Der Yfarrer Der 8emeinoe, bobw.
Or. Wegopern cine 0erlOluns, nobel Gin
SspiKer Gobsrt Wcgart Defenders tbdtis
mar. Hun iino aber beioe, &ep. We8o.
bern iomobl als Serr WeGart BON Der
@ranb Surp BON Weaeau Gountp ,uesen
Setriebs elmer 2otterie in Den Mntlagesu.
itano psrisbt mOrben unb peroen bsmnd6it
Dor benz Srsisseribte ibren YroSeB ;u be.
itebsn. Gs lit oies Der SaI bon Dem mir
in LETTER Summer beridteten.
9ilr,fi6 6a6eu Ole Yeitnngem Die
Die antunit zines altfatbolli6en Yrdlatsn
gu Semi zines sepiisn Sominifus be 20.
neli, Der iid Gr,biidOf in partibus BON
Giooa in Yaleltina nennt, semelbet. Oies
les Snoiuiouum 1T Niemano Mnbsrs, als
Elm armer llngliidlider, Der, Madden or gu
Rom Dor Dem 8eridt seltannen. mad Ya=
leitina 9ing, Sdismatiter puroe uno BON
einem sriedilden Saismatiter gum Si-
lhoi se,ueibt maro. Se. mabre SiidoI
Don 2iooa 1T Wtisr. Seinrid Wonnier,
GrSoiaton bon Gambrai, Der am 20.
Ssbruar 1872 auf ienen bildOnidsn SIP
ernannt wuroe.
Der gesenwdrtis in 2slinfer w.ilsn.
be GrSbiifof bon Seero in &aroiltan bat
unter Dem 8. Ssbruar cine grtldruns ere
lalien, ourh pelhe er Die 0erl1umouna,
als bsltreite sr oosr ieiu Yatriar6 Solepb
9uoo Die gebrs BON Der pdpitli9en lInfebl-
bartlett, nit gntidieoenbeit suriidusiit.
pie 9i~fserfa6rteu In SramRreiG
baben bereits wieoer %begonnen. Die critic
oiesidbrise @alfabrt mar Die Der tatboli.
idsn @rbsitsr BON Sijon gum Ssilistbum
oes &inaleins Seius pom Carmel gu Beau
me. Sisis Yilser sossn nm Witterna4t
aus, wobl nm SemOnitrationen Az permeie
Den. Sis Sdlits Der Reils maro nit Der
Gilsnbabn sema9t, Die ,peite 81 SuB.
Naboem Re in Der Stride c%Ommunicirt, lino
iis mad SijOn Suridsetebrt. 0eri9isOene
pilser iino bereits fir parap. lie. WOnial
s.mslost. gu Ysrosaur %orsaniiirt man
wiz UlppS SOuuluVNt Hu1 Spubptn' OVIS
miro ben Sitel elmer YilSerfabr Der Bulge
fibrsn uno loQ Die 8euOlteruns oes Si
oens reprdIentiren. SIM pori9en Sabr bat
Die Si6csie bon ct. Srieur $4,000 Yilssr
seitslt, Die BON st. CLAUDE 10000, Die
BON 8obe, 10000, Die BON poitisrs 1907
600, Die bon Gambrai 100000. Siele
iinf Si0ceien, pel6e gang neri6ieocnen
Sbeilen BON Sranfrci9 angebOren, baben
alio GAG, 900 Yilser seiteut. @no.r re itsl-
len Die 3ablen Der Seluder Der einselnen
@naiabrtsorte Sui1mmen. Sas Bulletin
De R.sO. De 2ielie beridtet, Dap etpa co.
600 Yil9sr ibr Seili9tbum beiudt. SO
iino BORT 1927 WeIen celebrirt woroen II
23,4OO 6%ommunionen. Die 3abl DER
8eibsei9enfe bstrus l27. Sie @eiammt
iumme DER pilser gu parap- lee Wtonial 1T
lOl, Sarin Sablt GOtbrinsen nit 500
II. Die Seputirten Der Rationale erlamm.
lung nit 81. Die StaOt 2pon nit 900 u.
Yaris nit 1900. Die Gn9lduoer init 500
uno Die Selaier nit i%iinfbunoert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.


The following named gentlemen have been designated
by the President Commissioners for testing reserved
gold and silver coins OF the United States for s3 aud
will ASSEMBLE at the Mint in Philadelphia on Feb. II,
The Ton A. T. PhsleFhs tho Hon p Jone, Of the
United States Senate Prof Roger o. Philadelphia eIo tIahS,y
Henry Cope Loeh Univey Prof John lie Cont o. Philadelphia
Prof B. Bios OF Washn19 Dr b. Of LcTs,ns Ards.
In The House. sitting in Committee OF the Whole,
Saturday M Parker rep, Mol in the chair speeches
wore made by Mr.. Cox Dem, n. ~ on tho financial
question; by Mr. wilson (!ep., Ind the Pacific Rail
road question by Mr.. Lougnndge rep, Iowa. the
army question: by Mt Kellogg rep, COnn on the
rency interspersed with ludcrous left handed com
pllments be tween Mcssrs. Kelley rep, Pal and Beck
Dem. XVI and by Messts Havens tRep., MOI anQ
Melllsn rep, ". " on the finances.
The House Committee the Judiciary will begin their
investigation OF the accusations against Judge Busteed
OF Alabama this week. The Judge has asked the
privilege meeting his face face. and Will
probably have an opportunity 20 10 So Tue invesga.
ton will be conducted in Washington and il probable
that but few witnesses viii be called, the Committee
will bc possession Oi great amount OF evidence bear
the case, taken when former attempt TO impeach
the judge was made.
Under the new mint and coinage act the Hon. John
Cadwalader, United States District Judge OF Pniladot
rcncy and the Assaycr of The United states Assay ONCE
IN New-York CITY. are Ofci) Commissioners 10 tDe
annual assay at tno i!ln. Ia Philadelphia.
Henri Day has la1 before the House Committee on
the Judiciary prntci argdmcnt IN behalf OF the Cen
trail Branch or the ULon PIcn, Railroad 10 w...ca he
says that tho Comptuy doei mo- want iefsI1.,1A; II
herctOit epsy stttel tntt Horace H. DAY
had appcurcI before ihit Go n;st;cc.
Tao PrCsIcnt rccosli15 Henry c. Adams as Wee
Consul OF Brazil at Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-02
INDIAN OUTRAGEs FEARED-A REPORTED
MASSACRE.

OMAHA, Jan. 81. - Great apprehensiODs are
expressed by tho Of largo herds whose eattlo
range between the North aud South Platte. and tho
settlers who live north Of the Union Pacihc Railroad
and on the Republican, OF general raid from Red
Clouds and Spotted Tails bands Of Sioux, and from the
Cheyenucs, Dakotas AuapahOes, and other tribes
combined. The supply OF beef furnished To these
Indians being nearly quito exhausted, aud there
beng no money with which 10 purchase more, they
must raid on the settlements starye. These bands
number 3O0O and they would laugh at the handful
of,cavary at Fort Fetternan ana Fort Laramie.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 3l.-A dispatch states that 20 men,
engaged choppIng wood near Fort Rec, Dakota Ter
rtory, were murdered by Sioux Indians early in the
week.
YANKTOv, Feb The report Of the massacre OF wood
choppers near Fort Rice Is not fully credited here.
dispatch received from Gen. Stanley, commanding at
Fort Suy, to-day, says that the mail has arrived on
time from Grand River with reports OF any disturb
ance A small maraudng party OF Sioux Indians
recently made attack Poncas but were easily re-
pulsed and lett Tue open Winter affords good oppor-
tunity Indians to get about but all seems quiet as
far Fort Suly at least.