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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-10

Indictment Of Ex-Aulttor NEcIlratll.
The grand jury Of the common pleas
court Of the city of St. Paul, made their
report to Judge Hall Visiting his resi-
dence for the purpose,) Wednesday.
In the report was embraced twenty-six
indictments against cx-Auditor Charles
McIlrath. Two of the indictments are
for fraudulently entering upon the dis
charge of the duties Of the office with
out first complying with the constitu-
tional requirement of giving an official
bond. The other twenty
four are for feloniousIy granting
permits to cut timber upon school
lands, specifying dates of permits and
parties to whom granted.
Soon after the report, Mr.. McIlrath
was arrested by deputy sheriff Miller.
Judge Hall being sick and Judge Will
kins Of the District court absent in
court at Minneapolis, Mr.. McIlrath was
taken before the Supreme court then in
session on writ of habeas corpus, and
admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000,
with Ex-Governor VIM. R. Marshall, ex-
State Treasurer Charles Scheffer and
Russell Blakely, Esq, as sureties.
1t is understood that Mr.. Mc1lrath is
preparing a lengthy reply to the report
of the Senate Investigating Committee,
but it is not thought it will be made
public until the civil suit against him
ordered to be brought by Gov. Davis
is commenced.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-10

President Grant and family, with
small party of Washington officials,
are among the visitors at the St. Louis
fair.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-10
METHODIST EPISCOPALS.
Appointments by the Minnesota An.
Mual Conference OF 1874,

st. Paul Di.,rict--D.Co Cobb, Presiding
Elder.
st. Pan FirSt actsSn Gnqtce stcesf Phillips? J
st Paul, Mission, J Stafford.
Wyoming, to Ike supplied.
Rush City and Pine City, to he supplied.
Sunrise, to be supplied.
Farminyton, T Day.
Shakopee, S T Sterrett.
Castle Rock, L Gleason.
Northdeld, r NJ Gossard.
Cannon Falls, G Il Savedge.
Dundas, B + Kephart.
Red Wing, S A Winsor.
Red Wing Circuit, C. Hobart.
Hastings, N Hobart.
Saltwater, J H Macomber.
concord and Jordan, to he supplied.
aylor's Falls, d Tice.
First Church, Minneapolis, S G Gale.
Minneapolis Dfstrict--C. Brooks.
Presiding Elder.
Minneapolis, Centenary, S McChesney,
Minneapolis, Seventh street, J w Martin.
Minneapolis, Washington avenue, T
Lewt ton.
Anolza, N lathrop.
Monticello, J g Teter.
Hutchinson and Greenleaf, II Brooke.
Wayzata, to be supplied.
Delano, Bolles.
brooklyn Center, F II Tubbs:
Rlchtield and Hobart Chapel Of Minneapo-
lis, L Farber.
Champlain--D Brooks
Howard Lake, A H Abbott.
Rockford, to be supplied.
Litchfield, l. II Riddeck.
Atwater, N Haskell.
Wilmar, to be supplied
Princeton, NJ Akers
Cambridge, to he supplied.
Elk River, to be supplied.
Brooks. Professor in State University,
member OF Red Wing Quarterly Conference.
- Il Creighton, Agent Of Hamline Univer-
sity, member OF the First Church Quarterly
Conference.
W w Satterlee, Agent of State Temper
ance Union, member Of First Church Quar-
terly Conference.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-10
1856, 1888 $143,2l7 "a
BEECHER IN HIS PULPIT.

Remarkable Sccne..Beecher Recetv-
ed with Hand-ClapPinE and APP
plause--.The Indictment Against
TiltOn md MOultOn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-10

l0:40 A. NJ Wheat quiet; No. /, CSC; No.
2, 93xc; October 92%c; 9lHc seller the
year.
1P. M.-Morning board closes quiet at
98xc for No. l; 5xc for No. 2, and 90 4
for October.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23

rei4en. l6 Siirger BON &anIas iino felt
benz 16. Suli bon oen yeilben setOotet
luorben.
Sn Der Giienbabnfrase 1T elm
lpi9tises llrtbeil erfolst. slm Is. Sep
tember 'ntidieO bas Oberseri6t oes Staa=
tes ssisconiin, oab oas iosenannts ,Yot=
terseieb", bas ben sarii fir bic Giienbab-
nen feitisgt conitiitutionsa lei unO oab
Die Gilenbubncompasnien lib oemlelben
~ unteruerfen bdtten; cine 9usnabme
miro nur fir Die Wlillpaufse uno Yrairie
ou hicn Sabn semadt, iuel6e ibren Gbar-
ter bate, ebe @isconlin's Contribution
ansenommen seweien lei. gtatiirlib miil=
len Die gabnen lid bieiem auslpru9 fiji
gen uno penn oieielben oroben anbere
6bicanen se9en oas Wolf Su sebrauden,
10 ssisen He oaour9 mr. wie bobe 3sit ss
mar, oaB oieien 9tonopOlen suseiebt pur=
De. uebrigens CLAUDE man nibt oaB Ole
Streitfrage ab9emadt erleoist lei; Die
Gompasnien lperoen ben Yro;sB aui Die
cine ODER anoere Irt Dor oas 9. ct. Ober=
serift ;u brinssn iuiiien uno erit bort Iin-
bet er feline sdnslide Grleoisuns. Ob ;u
@uniten oes Staatcs; mir ;lueiIeln oarnn.
Ser republieaniide Staatseonpsnt Der
au 8. September in Minneapolis taste,
lobbuoelte bic republicaniide Wirtbl6ait
II. ihuies iuie natiirlid bic Semperen;irass
toot. Cine fre1e 9iise polaunte er aber
in Die WeIt binaus, inoem er jaste, oaB
oie republitanii4e Yartei oas 2anb Dor
Yapierselbmdbruns be,uabrt unb baour6
Muslibt auf &iidtebr sur @elbmdbruns
peri6aift babe. Gum 8oriiser oes ober.
item Staatsseri1tes purbc Der McgRillan,
Der jebise Snbaber, II. gum geiiiser s. q.
&. gorreq nominrt.
Ser 8ee6erlcanba a | trsibt nod
INNER feline iiindenoen 8lalen. 9Sabreno
Der @poitel Der ireien 9iebe in Den g8eiben
Bergen preoist unb Gruquet ipelt, brinsen
Moultonu, Silton nod 3eusniie, Die beitd=
tisen, oab Der nsrpbe Yrebiser" nidt allein
free love lebrte ionoern, oab er feline 9cbre
aud praetii6 iibte. sln oen ibm su 9ait
sel.sten Gbebriiden Sweiieln, 1T gar
ni9t mebr moslid, ielbit icine belten
6reunoe baben es auissssben. gber
Yreader Der 9lpmoutbfirdc blcibt CT bod !;
natiirlib.
Die Se9tslatur BON Sanlas 1T in
6olse zines sluirnis bcs @ouperncurs Os=
borne ;u elmer Grtra. Sisung sulammen
getretsn, um ibsr Mittel unb s8ese ,u be-
ratbsn, pie osn Ourb Die Soeui6rsden beim=
oeiu6ten Siitritten III belIen lei. Sn ser
Soti@ait miro slei3 Ginsanss bsmertt,
oab nad einseSosenen Grtunoisunsen
&anlas mebr SrobitoIie babe, als sur Gr=
ndbruns aller Sciuplncr nDtbis lei Sa=
9e9ell puroe III lenen Oe9efoen, mel@e
bon ben Seui9reden beimseiu9t wurbsn,
9totb sntiteben ipenn feline Siilfe fame.
Yiele belsen nidt 10 pel, ais lie Den @in-
ter iiber sebrandsn. Der G,oupernsur
perani6last na9 ben isiner 8otl6ait bei-
seiiisten geridten Die 3abl Der Siilisbe=
oiritiscn aui $4,000 Yerionen uno Den
gum slusldsn nOtbisen @eiSen aui l20, 900
Suibel, Der sum Yreis BON ie 81 bel6aiit
peroen fam. Gr iiberldBt cs Der 2sgs-
latur, sceisnete slbbiilie iu i4aiien uno
empiieblt, Den Gesenitano gum Sauptob-
isct Der Sibuns su MAIDEN unp, lobalo ein
perniiniiiser Slan anscnommen 1T, ii6 Su
pertdgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-23
Auslanoifde aisbertidt.

Sie &eptilien oes beutj den
&ei6es baben in lester 3sit ipisoer ar-
belt crbalten uno neueroinss seSeist, ipsl6'
erbarmli6 Sanowcrt iic treiben.
Ser bo6wte. Sil6oi bon WtainS 6rei=
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01

u,.. s,,,r AVN u.u -when NJ. p,
80. -. r...., nold
lin e,o,h,er' read, N, eenapt and ingenious
msnifsstoes Of other dealers threatening 70 sell
clothing at lee. than cetL or saying thai their
stock Ia the best In me country, ~ merely
allows n charitable sniile 10 snhuse MS geniAi
coun'enance IKE yentHs aepny, rppling tno
manly muslaehc and rnaiks: Ihais not
business. Let gentlemen come anu itane wiln
me, and when they sec thst they can ouy rupo.
rier goods at less price ana 10 non,s e.o,y way
s DeneI rbom TO trade with hereafter" Waller
al. ns,,irnisr Attention 10 nj. extensive stock
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01

GERALD MAssEY's LEcruRE.-The
lecture Of Gerald Massey, At Piper's
Opera House last evening, was attend
ed by a good and ap~preciative au-
dience. His subject mas, "Why i am
n Spiritualist," and we have rarely or
never listened to rs Interesting as we'll
as entertaining a lecture on the sub
iect Of Spiritualism. Mr.. Massey has
been we'll known tn tho literary world
for wears, rs a very ablo and talented
man. one whose well balanced mind
was no, easily led astray by strange
or absurd theories ; therefore, those
not understanding tho true merits oil
Spirituallsm. could not fail to wonder
why he became q splrituallst. Hisex-
PLANTATION was very logical and salts
factory, aud his reasons given were not
based upoa the opinions OF others or
more hearsay, but he was gradually
impelled to believe, solely from tile
evidence OF his " senses, In D
positive proofs which came under his
own personal observation. His re-
counting OF these convincing proofs,
transpirng within his swn family circle,
as we'll as elsewhere In his W cx-
periencc, was very Interesting Indeed,
and after hearing his lecture through
10 the end, no one could blame him for
being u spiritualist. lie explained the
philosophy OF Spiritualism In a clearer,
more logical aud more sensible man
ner than any lecturer oil that subject,
who has preceded him In this section.
Ills discourse was enlivened through
out by the relation OF numerous incl
dents and Illustrations Of q very ln-
teresting rs we'll As startling character.
aud his audience was certainly most
admirably entertained, judging from
the rapt attention they bestowed. On
Friday evening Mr.. Massey will give
his closing lecture at the OpsrA House,
NJ his time here IL very llmitsd, he be-
Ing engaged to lecture In San Fran
cisco. The subject Of his Friday even
Ing lectsre will be-"A Spirit World
demonstrated to the Natural World by
means Of objective proofs, the only
real evidence OF Mans Immortality
Nas,.v .ho,iJ by ali means NOT lose
,Sa nr...n, on,cr,,,ni,v.
Geo. vrv rh. .hovs farm does
-, .,.,i,r AL, mn, ami. " az same
NV s' --,., a..
people might thihk' out re's's " 'ho
big fste mot "feet'r Of Young Amsrl-
., ENGINE Company No. .. TO DO given
". % rs,Iov., nan v,roin,s. IN.
Ut ouo ro'io"' ' '"s"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS
HERCULES POWDER.

-,,rr,o~
w WISH 10 CALL TIN
w OF MINERS and others OF OUT rc,esm
to . few points Of superiortvofth this
POWDER over all other strong exploslvcs:
FIRST Its strength 10 greater than tnst 9.
any other In use. The msttriais o. wnlen !.
CONSISTS zrs compromised upon strictly selssune
principles. aud not = simple neutr.I sosoanent
employed that will hold . quanuty OF n,,Iv.
gycerine. Il 10 the opinion OF tue ses, cnsm, \.
tn whom tho matter has been .unniiuco. ,hA.
no mixture has been employed that 70 thur.
oughly promotes the whole tremendous force OF
the explosives employed. and ai tie pane time
neuiralizcs the offensive rases caused by the
IL saved that IL lo.i By using any other strong
powder. befor, you can resume work aitsra
blsst.
SEcOND-UNIrORMlTY.-Ths materials Of
The mixture are Chemically prepared, aud ih.rs-
fors rrsaI unifornity can alsays Be- depended
upon and ,hs best russiis attained. this he
great advantage over any that vari.s IN in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01
LIVER AND BLOOD DISEASES.
BY II. V. PIERCE, N. u.

A healthy liver secretc' each day
about two and a half pounds Of bile.
which coutalns n great amount OF
waste material taken from the blood.
When the liver becomes torpid or con-
ccsted. 1t fails to eliminate this vast
amount Of noxious substance, which,
therefore, remains 10 poison tho blood,
and be conveyed to every part OF the
system. What MIST DO the condition
Of the blood when II 10 receiving and
retaining onch day two and n hall
pounds OF poisong Nature tries to
work or this poison through other
channels and organs-tho Kidneys,
lungs, skin, etc.. but these organs be-
come overtaxed IN performing this
labor In addition TO their natural fnnc'
lions, and cannot long withstand tho
pressure, aud become v%arlously dis
eased. The brain. which Is the great
electrical center Of all vitality. Is I'M
duly stimulated BY the unhealthy
blood which passes to 1t from the heart
and It falls to perform It's office health.
fully. Hence the symptoms oil bile
poisoning. which are dullnes', head
ache, incapacity to keep the mind on
any subject, Impairment OF memory,
dizzy, sleepy, al nervous feelings,
gloomy forebodings aud lrritability OF
temper. The blood itself being dis
eascd, as 1t forms the sweat upon tile
surface OF the skin, 1t Is so Irritating
and poisonous that 1t produces di.col-
orcd brown spots, pimples, blotches
and other eruptlons. sores, boils, car
buncles and scroiulous tumors. The
stomach, bowels and other organs can
not escape becoming affected, sooner
or later, and we have rs the result,
costiveness, piles, dr0psy, dyspepsia,
dIarrhGa. Other symptoms arc COM
mon, rs bitter or bad taste In the
mouth, internal heat. pslpltation teas.
Ing cough, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation In throat, bloatlng OF sto-
mach. pain In sides or about shoulders
or back, GOODNESS OF extremltles, etc.
Only q few Of tho above symptoms
arc likely to DO present In any case At
one time. The liver being tho great
depurating or blood cleansing organ
Of the system--see this great "house.
keeper Of our health +" Mt work. and
the foul corruptlons, which genders In
the blood, and rot out, as 1t were, the
machinery Of life. are gradually TX.
PEELED from the system. For this pur-
pose DIR. Plerco's Golden Medical Dis
covery, with very small doses daily OF
DIR. Plerce's Pleasant Purgative Pei.
lets, are prs.emlnently the articles
needed. They cure every Kind oil
humor from the worst scrofnla to the
common pimplc, blotch or eruption.
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under
their mighty curative influence. Vir-
ulent blood poisons that Turk IN the
system are by them robbed OF their
tcrrors. and by their ~pcrsevering anu
somewhat pr~otracted use, tho most
tainted systems may DO completely re.
novated ond built up anew. Enlarged
glands, tumors aud swelllngs dwlndle
away aud disappear under the lnilu'
cncs Of these great resolvents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01
ThisHsrnins.


lass orhlr, - bio. ~. AN boz. II, ar.
iSsO Gould 4 Curry, -, o,S bso, 81 bio, 'i,.'
2s Bs.tS Eeleher, osy. ~, sss
cc5 savage, ~. ssS. y, -. 81, ~, ssx, 50
225 Chsllsr- Poto,i, CIV, 6TS .i0
C.5 IIals 1 Noreros.. 81. IS. 5i4, 5iS b5, 50
$50 Crews RENT, az. Us. 95 bio, o.
sss yellow jacket, Is, %, IS, 81 b3O. -, TsS,
-. 70 b5
Us Imperial, O., ~ h3O
so Empire Mil, 81. 81 bio, sS,5
as keatask, :3S, sl., so's, 9's DO
500 Alpha, II. lts, l3h
US lieleLer, a., ak, sl.. Cs b5
40 ConiIsnes, i0A, 10, To-. boo, %
23O Gen. Virginia, s3h
rs sierra Nevada, -
On Sec. Sslchsr. Loo, ioi
ito Ovsrman, o., 50, 90, c., 6i, CAV bo0. oJ}s
bSO, 6is, 6iS. Us
50 Exehsquer, "a
iosO CAlsdssls, ~. "a, 3sS. Ss
I'D Baliasrs Cos, ~, ~
40 Kaieksrboeksr. 81, 81
Ms California Con. az. IS, IL, ttt, a..
80 julia, A., ~
40S Justice, liz, IN, II
$50 Woodvills, ~, 2 bio
go Leo, Ia
200 Globe Con-. I.
50 D~ardantlles' AZ
leo silver Mn, 10, l0k
so Dayton. nj
90 New York Coz, ~
20 Oeeidsltsl, ~
~ utis,G
Is Blllion. 81
O. Eclipse, %.
290 Tyler. I. IL
100 sulro.3
900 Andes, ~, ~
$50 Seq. koef leland. I. s.Sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01

RKIM's SAIooS.-Rclm's Saloon, ct
No. Z South e street, Virginia City, il
one Of the Oldest In the city. and Un-
Gle Jacob pridss himself In not being
outdone BY anybody. His bar Is fur.
nisled with the choicest wines, liquors
aud cigars at all times. This saloon
Is also tho depot for tho celebrated
Benlcla beer, Que OF the finest
articles brought to the State. choice
lunch, private tables, social and
polite bar.tenders. Drop In and Rein
q trial.
QUicKsuYEn-rhe price Of tllls In.
dispensiblc commodity las advanced
to 81 80 per pound. See advertise
tisement IN another column. When 1t
gets to DO worth more than gold Its
use will DO discouraged.
The GAME LAw.-Sportsmen Will
bear In mind that the game law goes
into effect to day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES
(.rxerAL To the osLp HILL sAiLr szws.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Destructive Fire-Accidcnts TO Fire
men-Anethcr Firc-Tcmpcranec
Meeting.

SAN FRAScIsco. April IL p. NJ
A destructive fire occurred this MORN
Ing Oh the corner Of Sacramento and
Battery streets. 1t originated In Land
& Fricke's liquor stere,4l0 Sacramento
street. The place was entirely anvsl-
oped In ilamo, the doors being red hot,
aud opened with difficulty, aud when
opened the firemen had m hours hard
battle with q sheet Of flame. The on
tire stock was ruined. On the floor
overhead was Louis Levy's paper tox
mandatory, which. also gave way
quickly to the fiery element. Lisbes
& Bowman occupy the ground floor,
No. 40l Sacramento street and the
floor overhead as a cigar aud tobacco
factory, which also suffered very
severely. In No. 3o3 Battery street,
occupied BY Block & Davidson, deal
ers In fine feathers, kids and moroc-
COS, tho stock was badly damaged, the
store being flooded with water. The
flames also spread to a Chinese cigar
factory OH Commercial street.
During the fire two Assistant En-
ginesrs met with accidents. Third
Assistant Corbsll was running up a
ladder on Sacramento street, the lad
der. not having = firm hold on tho
ground, fell sideways. Corbell hold
ing on. came down with II, spralned
his ankle In tho fall. First Assistant
Burckes fell through an opening In
Lisbes & Bowman's factory and 1t Is
feared sustained injuries In tho back.
Loss. $4,000.
About four A. ~. another fro oc-
Cured on Mission street near Sixth, In
the rear Of 4 three story frame dwell
Ing house, the lower portion OF which
was occupied by Appel, nm %upholstsr-
or. The flames were soon eItingulshed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01
THE POWER OF MEsxERIsn.
A Wonderful Story Of nesmeric lnflu.
ence-Two Women Made Ridiculous
by the Power of a Strong win.

lFrom the Lowell (Msss) Courier, March III
A somewhat remarkable case Of mes
meric influence occurred yesterday as
the result OF m experiment made by
Professor Caldwell tho evening preyi-
Gus. lie selected two female subjects
a, his performance on Tuesday even
ing. whom he obtained permission to
influence Ia any reasonable aud prop
ar manner, and to keep one OF them,
who worked In the mill, but half n
day for a mcsmeric denomination not
speclled to them. While under his
Influence that evening he made them
believe that they were picking grapes,
and after they had finished picking nm
Imaginary large quantity. he handed
each n slip Of paper. M oil when, no
aid, was q check for $50, and the 9TH
ar for SOS. lie told them TO 60 to the
First National Bank at 1880 o'clock
Yesterday forenoon and get the money
On the checks; but that II the Cashier
refused To honor the checks, TO present.
them TO Mayor Jcwstt, and he would
nav the amount named on them. AZ
ter these Instructions were given them
IAl Inn WAI
WV, iin".,s5 % ,notbsr subject. and
INFLUENCE WAS THEN
TulowS orr.
And now tho sequel Of the affair.
Inc TWO s"oy, rn.rsntIv n, much
husoahus' ne.. M ~ about ten
unihuueneea poon Wien n
O'Clock $780, ON. Of them
en'hge ,So rssidenec of the
theh ea.'e. ,,rn na..ed out. The
o.nss' os On. followed them. and
uso'nu 80 ON. Eir,t National Bank.
NJ ,,Ian ,bs cashier. had previously
~ ,n,o,msJ nv Professor Caldwell
oson n~easnsc,iys Walt. and the for
%, VA preparcd TO receive them.
mcr wa p.d ,heir hits of paper and
LUZ. pao5 tho money on them. Mr..
.i'.a all ,hat he had no msney to
~, rho cheeks. when they respond
ans N',an,,.i that IL must be a poor
49, ,ha, couldn't pay checks to the
monnt Of s55. They then went OUT,
snd nm 10 the Mayors office. going lm-
a,"a,,,siv In and presenting tho
an"ar' 20 rho NIayor. who was not In
NV 80, and who nj first
'h' s w,s o,urr ISprasAsr
A. the imperative manner In which
H. Ismanded as ON tho bits OF pa
nar, In their hands. They were any
hin. hut complimentary to the Mayer
In their remarks. when he said that he
could not see that the bits OF paper
ware checks, aud one OF them put her
snoctaoles over al, nose, then asking
lin N ma conld see. Professor Cald-
wall nh. his head In the Mayors office
Iaor IA that official wa, ordering them
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01
SECON
SuicIdc-Drow ned.

SAN francisco, April l-3 p. NJ
Thomas Burr. q machlnist. killed him
self to-day OIL Clemcntina street by
cutting his throat with Q razor. No
cause Is assigned for the sileids.
Last evening 4 boy naued William
Brady fell from a raft Into = pond on
the Prcsldle Reservation, aud was
drowned. The body was recovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-01


Preparing for Peace I'm Cuba.
NEW YoRx, April 1.-The Dfdro
Hardnd, whose editor was Indcnte Of
Havana under Conchas' Captain Gen.
erslshlp, Is publishing editorials which
are supposed, from the editors former
connection, to DO inspired BY the Span
ish party, urging the special advanta-
gss to the Island that would follow the
restoration Of peace. The object is be-
lleved to be to prepare the way for a
manifesto Of prominent Hispano Gu.
bans, demanding q truce between the
Loyallsts and Insurgents, followed by
= formal treaty Of peace on a basis
which includes q pledge that the Is
land shall remain united to Tie Crown
Of Spain ; that the people shall elect
representatives to the Cortcs; that
slavery shall only DO interfsred with
by consent OF the owners, and In case
emancipation should DO decreed, then
the owners to be Unidentified ; general
pardon granted for all political otfenses
aud all embargosd property be restored
to It's original owners.
Eighth BALLOT for Massachusetts
senator.
BosroS, April lon the Sth ballot
for Senator. Dawes received % Hoar
"a !; Curtis 20; Adams 10; Banks O;
scattering q.
Lucky IIsmbers.
MKmrnIs, April 1.-Theo. Horncr,
Beal ii. John, and S. Loube hold each
ons.tsnth OF the capital prize Of the
Louisville lottery. George Bad0ur
aud Chris Stelnkuhl hold another en-
tire ticket, believed to DO sold hero.
Death or nm Aged Army oniecr.
NEW YoRK, April l.-Gensral Har-
vey Brown, U. S. A., died at his resi-
dence on Staten Island yesterday,
nged IS.
Dscrcuse OF sIse Public Debt.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The public
debt decreased two millions In March.
Terrible Loss OF Life by Fire.
New Yonx. April L. kilograms
say that from % to 30 houses Of Mil
lerstown. Pa, were burned this fore
noon. II 10 believed that twelve per-
o II were burned to death.
Further Particulars OF the Fire Mt
M~iIIcrstown, Pa.
PIrTsBupo, April 1.-The fire In
Millersiown began IN the Central
Hotel. In which sever persons lost
their lives, aud a Girl jumped from n
third story window aud was severely
Injured. Sixty.n'ne buildings were
burned. including tho Central and
Hanlon Houses, tie Opera House, Du-
rant & Reeds hardware store, Sinks
Hotel, and twenty other buildings on
the west side Of Main street, Butler &
Co.'s bank, including pipe, lines, Of
fees, express office, and Millerton
Savings Bank. More persons are sup
posed to have lost their lives. but
seven bodies only have been recov-
cred. Loss not yet ascertaincd.
The stock Panic In London.
NEW York, April IA banking
house hero received the following re-
ply to an inquiry In regard to the re-
ported panic In London "The rumor
Is unfouuded; u or two stock spscu-
lators have failed, but beyond extreme
dullness everything appears sound
with other bankers" The kilograms
don't allude to any disturbances.
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but the building was damaged one
thousand dollars.
The ladies have decided to hold m.
other temperance mass meeting at tho
tabernacle noxt Thursday week.
Greenbacks, ss5sS3l.
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Fighting I'm spain Contradictcd,
BAYosSE. April 1.-The Carllsts as
sert that Serrano's movement against
tho Royallsts before Bilboa. had en-
tlrely failed ; that no fighting occurred
between the 2sth and 30th OF March.
MADRID, April 1.-The C,rllst lead
err, Radlcs, was seriously wounded be-
fore Bilboa.
Death OF German Astronomer.
BrmIS, April l.-Peter Andrew
Arson, tho German astronomer, Is
dead.