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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
THE CIVIL POWER RErIRES.

OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION BY The SHERIFF OF
LUZERSE COUNTY THAT liz Is UNABLE TO
PHEsgRvE ogDER-THE NINTH REGIMENT OF
INFANTRY AND THE WYOMING ARTILLERY Or
DEREp INTO SERVICE.
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, April THE Sheriff
TO-DAY became satisfied that 1t useless 10 try any
longer preserve order in coal regions by the posse
c0inltatus. and issued the following:
10 Mdor- Gen. l.. s. OSBORNE. COnmdndinJ 50 Dirston
NauJndL Guard OF PeHHsWrGttd:
Whereas. 1t has been represented 10 me ny ahidavts
OF persons ami ocher sources OF nformSon
that rict. OF the peace, and unlawful Assem-
the county OF Lnzerne. ny dsorderly and unl.winiy
spoed destroying and threatening 10 Destroy
49, have become satisfied by actual attempts
and other informauon tlat my Powera. slel ann De
civil authorities hnve becu exercised u s fiIIest
practical extent: Now you hereby requested amt
required by authority direcrct 20 me nv his Excel
lency j. F. Hartranft. Governor OF the Commonwealth
OF Penus ylvania and 10 you here SHOWN. To furnish me-
the Sheriff County OF Luz rne. the troops under
your command necessary TO enable ne Ia preserve
order protect PROPERTY aud e, and enforce 0bcdiehce
tho laws OF the Comnohweet Tae district OF d1
Of Foster and Haze ana fne n"ronsnS ~ 1910 , a'
Sherigs OJfcc, WiltesbGrre. April :, 1919.
,,cr Osborue at oace orIercI the Oh Regiment Ir-
fantry. and the Wyoming Artillery OF this city VIVA u
battery Of gdns, proceed to Hazeton Tue General
and his left here on the p H. train Tor the scene
OF the disorder.
TIE SPECIAL POLICE FROM PHILADELPHIA INiIMI-
pATED-rHE ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN AT
HIGHLAND STOP woRK-sUICIDAL POLICY OF
TIE MINERS.
HAzLEroN, Penn April 1.-Two regiments
of infantry and OF artillery are ordered here and
expected to-day. Aoout 80 Of the special police who
arrived last ght LETT early this morning for Phade-
mia from intimidation. Tae notices served OH the
pump en- gineers aud nreincn at Highland last evening
resulted in rhoso refusing to continue to work.
while at Eckey the notices failed to intmiiate
those for whom they Intended. there being
a special police force Of 80 men Stationed
there which was considered sufficient protection
ha su,.,dl nolicy Of tne men IN stopping the pumps
may H. readily understood the fact Il stated mat
II "a compounds should be immediately cue'teu II WIN
rako from four TO months IL pnnp thoSs mines dry
rhich have neen Hooded, uutl when time coal
ne mined and the must necessarily RENAL d.e
Tho e,ci,,ment among the citizens the meeting OF
i.st ntgbt i. very great and for the mOncnt alb
.nrted All other topics, almost 20 the exclusion OF the
ont,de troubles. Otherwise our town Is q.lrt aud Or
DERBY Today.
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les, effected IL sincerely 70 be hoped that THIS con-
diton of things may be aintaDed.
On Sunday las: the Governor received ospaten f""
ne Sheriff OF Lnzerne County and answered IL oy
stating that Gen. Ooborne had been directed I" pa'e
troops st the disposal Of the Sheriff TO preserve tn'
peace. g.
The dispatch sent 10 Ger. Osborne was as loiio"''
Sheriff KIrkeniili teexaphs to le That dl,orurs @
tnua In his county. YJu viii therefore, iurniSh n''"
with sueh troops as you deoal necessary.
No call maGo by the Sheriff anti to-day. Tue occ"
sion for the call being explained by the following 'eo
gram the disturbances being confined to the points
named therein
wIyHRsnARRY. April 2. 1878.
Coz. JOHN i. HARrRAUFr: iho odorin OF b'He' 40 40
dltcc. me 10 furnish troops 70 maintain the peace IN
the townships Of JeddO and III ,zrlton am acting as
rapIdly IA can, aud shall To the points nsnou WIN
out DELAY Please forward tho 1st R"gment 20 hs%ei
ton and put Col. Benson IN communication WIN mr.:
l.. 9. OSBORNE
The following order vas IT once sent by telegGapn'
Major GEN CgAs T. Provost Pht'acs!phir:
Direct Col. Benson 10 move with ms regiment at U W,
by r..i HrzlctOn. via the North PrnnsyiVsh." ha
road He will Immediately place himself Ia coni'uun.
c,tun by with Gen T. ;. Ojporne at tDst poln''
Advise him 10 communicate here the uoir Vi Ms do
parturr, nd h.s progress along the route.
BY command OF JoHu f. Hartrdnft.
JAMES A. LiTTA, adiutGnt-Genera.
Gen Osborne arrived ut HazIeton this evening and
the lst Rguent passed Bethlehem Oh its way 10 the
same place at 7:lJ p. m.
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Peaceful MEASURES EXHAUSTED.

BLOODY WORK ANTICIPATED UNLESS IHE RIOTERS
YIELD-REPOGTs TO THE GOFEENoR-MILlrAAY
CogRYspoNDENCg-GFN. OSBORN AT HAzLEToN.
HARRISBURG, April Tile situation i'll the
mining regions has been changed very materially in
the "A hours, as Will by the following dispatches
and unless disturbances WAN Ae presence OF
the military. IL is Appreciated that some bloody work
will be done Oscla nOico has Ueen given and every
opportunity afforded the rioters 10 retire to their
homes and II further violence ensnes and the
authorities are resisted the whole military
power Of the State will DO nsed II neeessary
TO inforce obedience To the Laws. Peaceful means 10
aay these troubles having been exhausted, risor
GUS measures will now res0rted to- and sufficient
troops sent to quen any uprising however formidable
The only additional intelligence received from the
schuvlkiIl region Is contained In letter from ]. l.
wooten q. General Superintendent OF the Reading RaiE
road, Who writing to the Governor. says:
have to-day visited the part OF the coal region which
last week the OF much turbulence and rot
ana am very glad DO able to Inform tina. quiet
ness ana seeming good order generally prevail there
which changed order Of thugs your timely dspatcn
10 tbs sbeId well your pro:lamaton have 1ouDt
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FURTHER OUTRAGEs REPORTED.

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE scHCYLknL REGION
TIE SHERIFF UNABLE TO MAINTAIN oRDEk-1wo
IsFASTRY REGIMENTS AND A BATTERY ORDERED
OUT
[PRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rEIBCSEl
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, April 7.-Special dis :
patches from wkesbarre. received here tonight nil
care that there Is great excitement in that region
sheriff Krkendall Of Lgzernc County has notified the
Governor that his equal TO the emergency
Two regiments OF infantry and battery OF artillery
have been ordered by the Governor TO the Hazeton Dis
trct Wanton acts OF destruction OF and water log
clpg Of Mines are reports from various points.
Two coleries mt Audenreid and one at Trecs'-
low are completely drownded ou:, the men
having been driven away from the pumps. The col
leries at Eckey Jeddo and Buck Mountain are In crit
ics condition. tie pumps being unmarried Tue wCrs-
mems houses Jeddo have been brJ&cn iuto aud the
furniture destroyed. one colesy 10 Trescklow Will not
be able 10 get coal this year. Another could he
pumped out in six months The sheriff at Hazeton has
found that whom lie called 10 hs assistance on
Monday refuse To act against TIER fellows. No ed1gt
has been made TO punish Guy OF the rioters as yeti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

mr. ne v-vpc mas been the voice OF wisdom, crying
s,oud to the party managers and calling upon them TO
turn at her reproof. Yes have they set at paugt TINS
counsel and persisted in having none of her rcproo'
They have pcrsevcred in their calsronG way ADDING
defiance 20 deaJn,e. aud "a consequence 'th''r de
striction cometh wh'rwinf'-taoy are in distress
and anguish. VIII this latest admoni'ion nave tue ei
that previous admonions have failed to produce, ~
tins hangs the future Of the Republican party.
leader. will be wise If they viii DOW 90 1le , ~
ne people. expressed so clearly ga 40 - Cav
every succeeding election. all will yet BE- vel ia % aar
future That the country - trulr ise s,S tho
admits think OF ID question. Do. ',,77ya al of
length aud breadth Of the land there =
the policy lately pursued by the E"pa' ""~'
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DIED.

B,rN,NYo-Iu BROOKLYN, hpil g ,ser ti'fpae" Mrs A'7
WIDOW Of b. lave aSS,!' s s BROOD
,p. at = p. NJ, thence to Greenwood.
BIRrOy-on ru.,dsv April J-Het- Bnrtsn wife 81 Dr. way
R.afv.s invited to attend ne funeral % W.
last at ii oc,c1 No 20 Wss; fi'e'nd IT, corner
BrsadwaT
CAaPDELL-A IS Gsnevoos April 0. John Campbell ~ 'a'
y.. and relatives VII please uner, fom the shows 81
dies. THURSDAY the oh inst, az p m.
Of sen :he s.1 A. T. Epson Mr.. Mary Ls.n sao" Jane
Internent at Uncs on "efnsS'y 40,
ns ia' Q. w'ds.fs. r. n.a ~ AZ. 20
20 YEAR, n.
pansral on gha, II O'Clock. from Der s saus Ne
isi Vest Trt-en,b-, Relatives and friends are r'oee''-' "a
vieL Ipt.rLeni az Greenwood
JOuySON-n roga Co.. " T. March 80 1870 mr. Vo~
The DECEASED resident 'ae vca! "ea be ded 'a
COOL nsgh6or
LUcxgY-Apr g. Mss Isabelle Lukey t'l.'r Of S's"a
Fnn. ves vii he held u h' eav-nl' Re-" -orn,
aed lor 1t S1 s err .o q
moaOwAy-ou wcaesiaT April 7. Charles Mcios'n ':'d 81
Rs,,s, .ai Trend. OF the ry respectfully nvi .'eai
the forrI 100 West r9ar'e'ah a" f~
d,, Oh Inst, st 1880 oeioc-
Warrington q. G., papers pIr.se copy.
Ro1sEvELr-Ao.l ol' re.ssu'' $50 Broadway James
H. f-o., Ee,p-eeI, ay'e to .e' sH-,s
morning a, ~ c'clocs, wiros' ir''he' a"'e'
SLAoR-Un Tuesday eyesny April D. Of Iser.a Fever sh''
Tn. }1s.d II III. my are tie rerl AZ 20 H..,
Tareths, rhersdy nOrnia. us Al o"e'0e ''A'4'
sKryyEs-wednesi,y rorrg AO :. Jane .iiO~ Peter Sits
n.r 10 the 90th year % her ssr. - =, go b..
Fuurr,l services u est h'sson"l FaA
p
sCgIBHER Ibsr, april 5 r. Gertrude sernner sleo~ OF h'
Scnuer Of SsS isrs N tar '"'n Je' q" ne sse
sTI Monday 9th aI at Je'ssv Cpy " o. n, w. ven:
Ter OF l.. TIE Lac tGOs d. spsc sse IL nlohs an
r.. .res invited attend ne ners s' ''r rr
grandmother jrs l. s. Lofemes 10 he1ceis 'reI
CIV ThlFslay. 9Th inr.., az IL 0'tloct
TUOHsOyAt css1re, 81 Court and Arityss bo"f
yn. On Wednesday, April !, henry t. Thomson aS-a 10.
" thr se'-iOrA
.doaisa Clubs Midlothian Socev are invited 20 ai-rI G
Souh Pbter tsnrcn core. ,La''a s'a
Aotysi.. on Friday, April D. 81 p H.
ruORyE-Iu Broovu Monday Api g. " W. rhoras IL as
o bis
Tn r.Ys trends invited ret hr hi-r' o" rh"rt'|.
Apn at O'Clock, from d. James r. h. .Hafh ." '-'''''
near LsfsTetssse.
wPIGlir-On Moria- pl 49,. a. 500 Of onsaSoris
Kent right Albeit H. Wright SPA 10 Jeir aha Il
-
Wednesday o-s O'Clock Friends OF ih- 'milF sre ~
,t 10 st,eod tie tie amJ Ocesn Ill., H".s'
wood on THURSDAY nOTn.r7 sh Inv.
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THE FIRE RkCORD.

BURNING OF A RIVER sIEAMER-LOss. s195,eod.
Sr. LOUIS April last evening the steamer
Paragon lying Ut the KOuutz Line wharIboat loading
Tor New Oreans. TOOK fire III the hold. Efforts were
made TO suodue The nancs by cosi1g the matches and
Elevators and scutlug the boat bat the IRE had gained
900 much heaiway. she Was then to~ed across the
river by tho tug Gartsidc. where she burned 10 the
waters edge eight feet Of water The boat
ny Eees of Pittsburgh, Capt. john D'r-
rah, hCr commander. aud Thomas DaTiaL. ihe clerk.
shr cost 81 w0 two years ago. ant insured Tor
sOOsD IN pittsburgh coinnauies sac had about l,"U
OF board valued al about sI&co' tLc III
surauce on which s unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
THE yEW-JERSKY LEGISLATURE.

AN AIyOIgNMeST AGREED UPON FOR NRX1 FRIDAY
COURTS OF QUARTER DEMONSTRATION
YoR rHE ELECTION or STATE OFFICERS DE-
PgATED.
lYgoM The REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF T;iZ rRIBCSE.l
TWENroN, April Both Houses agreed to-
day 10 adjourn ct Friday. In the Senate the
Catholic Protectory b and the bill giving ministers OF
all denominations the right 10 visit the State instu-
tons and administer religious rites and give counsel 10
those inmates Of their religious faith were defeated
alter long debate between President Taylor and Sen
ator Abbstt the former speaking against the bills and
the latter defending them The Protect0ly OH was 1851
I2 Nays, ana the other bull ny Yeas TO 10
Maya senator Schultz introduced supplement To
the Revision act regulating proceedings III criminal
cases IL provides that any two or more CT he judges
for the being. OF the Common Pleas Of any county
In this STATE shall constitute Court Of General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace and for such county lection
repeas Section ls Of the act for tie punish
neut crimes approved March o. 1874 as requires the
predug Judge Of the Court OF Quarter Sessions OF Over
and Terminer especially 10 charge the Grard Jury at
OF SAID court TO take notice OF All oienses
committed IN violation OF four e:o.ng sections OF
SAID act
senator Uopner offered the following:
ga,rs. The Constitution AMI laws Of Tia, safe rqrs Ia
n,pe PrOa hr State LaraH ohcr Ssir
.sS@iI az, a.. . OIL, Aa NC aSd -'-
w~-ras Of oHes 200 CONSTITUTIONS oh.s 70
appointed )tt Lave vii tecisc aais Ge4
he OF tle Legislature; sad,
Of h- CO1Gt5I"n Srf =
Legislature into JOINT meet rg A. eSy
Of ofce
aresng wboi' usasAsoe AZ COZ
tnDt Of iar (oastl sud laws;
Assembly the
General assemble jim. inceuz the Ascend!
the TO- "a"
Of officers to-itEtion
rtlnirr ectci srd appointed in JIM nec'irf
rbe re-c uons loss. less to IL 'ays, President
Taylor alone OF the iepubiIcau- voting FOR then A
offered 10 into JOINT convention
all officers eXCS1 the state Prison Keeper
and Tcodsurer, bnt n was also LOST Inc bii TO
provide Tor the education ~ tue dear, dumb
bind and feeble mi nded passed the Senate.
10 tho Assembly deDste GA tho Hudson county foil
bill occupied the day. f. flay passed, %
Yeas 70 Is Savs number OF unimpOtidnt D!.t wee
paoood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

The bus, drastic rcne sick pills copSaetd o. r-is
aud ngrseII nsSt beng sac:s ced ~ D rsak
pe.vu P,e Ccrreurrsted Root soa
Herbal ia CO Au,Biocs Grsuusfhr le GIANT .ssasLs o.
Modern mcsi sen-e e,abrs VI irAos
"a .rrsc; Of valuable roof aud heo vic
ye medicinal principles wh4b Sha worked into e Ise.
renses ch hfe f*'
sc,e and large pill sas 'hey Hscs more pa'A'.ss
ard pleasant IN ELECT ,.y ..nx Ok
optcs for which yos ptesefos az
~ snyhng haze mid er and easA
the ,r in an condition II 20 - oy onn 49, 'ns
mace of a o,her rataarTc pills AMI nedSass
Lvon Msconher drsggs Vernhoo d. t. saw W. 49,
as people se
NTH them ,nd vii pill trade those ha' have ssei mem
Lk. them much better than large pills
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TIE STRUGGLE OF oProsNG EAuEoADs.

TaE ,T:CGCII, OF OPPOSING EAIIIO ADS.
The railroad war was carried On Yesterday
wish tie aue q gcr thai has been manifested nee ie
reduction Of the rates ~ the three run"
lines on Monday AT each OF the offices of the pas
rcHger gents Large pacarCs exposed to call ath-
,on tn tie recent reduction was in circhd-
ttou yes sray among the agents mat an arfahscIr
"a. a, c u,ano tie Baltimore and ono khlt-
TOAD on tie hand, aud the three trunk lines IN the
.el.r 4, "A harmony OF rates might De esq y
nsDed 10 a days, put upon inquiry ~ te .dcA! Oi-
he. Of eacu Of tc four roads Vcr1ncaton OF the
rumor, could be obtained Tue rates for Freight ~
manned nonuiahly the -ame Hs previously t"r"r'ei'
nhnug, Il WIS openly sfaed that All the Hncn were
eating urrr" ~ order 10 secure new custVmtis or
rexau lac Ji >iubs- VI The oid ones.
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pINALNnERS SILLED.

YOs LvPRPOOL-IH std@ship My'rGr April Gc' v,loi,.
Mr. sad Mrs D. tiacke I'D L. siusn a. Mr- ~.
A. RoS. Russell Mr. ana Mrs Ichtehberg NJ .nd Mrs Boser,,
Mr Ala De Angss Ferloa sieyc4son ~ g. hAeAB-
tosh H. Cohen Pnce elIirrn and maid
Mr. and Mr. l.. Jsnn CadrrJ, T. h. aec1 Mo- J.
Rehroed-r chh asd niant g. G Bostwck
Cont John H. Wv hsmios bowa NJ frssr Mas
Ms. Ms, Kersu, Corueo Dnrst Felix Vfard
Tlouas Pierce d.. Charles DggoiEsa. Nj si Mrs H.
H. Nafhsn M.,es j. and d. Headhe... h. -ikeF W. Whee
Mrs Singer Mr., IL. sidsa, IL WsseE j. Rove, Mas
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LATEST SHIP yFGS.
lror og.rr Sbfc Nevs ser !irh Pa7'.l

Iror ol.er Shin y,ys ser nm Pa7''
s..,,., yho,,, r., crg GIss.ow xareh r. sal usrs
a5tt Will misl and pass. TO hepierson Bros . ,.yy
s;ean,lhO slesnOrs, J0hSsoa' PORTLAND WIN "'S AM ~
Ss,, c,r,.n. Grnre Bornd Looion Fss 10 '"i Isle
WHIT @ y y Hammond London Feb 81 With dss 10 80
eaSIs o. is erm,nu. Dutch zet,er Bstars lo3 LAYS VII"
B.rs Lucle of S. John, b., Andrews Cork IN o'''
'I s. .So 4 3 ts,. TG s .1:
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B.H i.ra da, L,yo=s 50 ~ =. .l,., s;p,.,
Bhs Ge1oc FLA aLl Pr.ns, bi''S o A. H,,cs ~ hl.
Brig Loshess Of Truro sD h,s'io1 Ga'S''nm" H'e' 800
s Ieen Thuo, Gason. c.ea,' ID days si's nOla'' and
'nr RoS r,,ue, L.x-v Levey Yosul in b,Ilnsi.
srhr I,r,, Sac v Hatch. Baricos 10 i,ys with 'ruit
Schr Jas H. Mallory Penn; NJ cato in!et VA, 10 is' ""
scsoosrSs-zrvKR 40 co..rvrs
p ser,nto, Providence John stv Pro,iaese-
sssh No L."' p.o pEo,.a'A Bare, poydsae
rra r,S'ia,.ss i. .5as E. G ssts: wSssss
p Ro., T,Sn.o.' g. Ws.bbarn. T.ansss.
80 E.yp.d6oc N-s-iiavsn
R.fs psc. y,ss. as ,,. a lSt:, nt %is.",
T. Inorr, Georgetown. D. C. Nsllie Isr bo''oa,
kns .sna ss'ss2'1 william James. Mantle
White locs Southport IOs'su Drsr. u
Pea Posr NANTUCKET. D. h 90 s Scsh"sn
Geo. Ioieksss, ssvhsVen
s.,,. ,c.4, for v.ryao. for savannah Geoss.
f.T beaeise'Or fOr lnHg'0n n u
wiSD~sanse nsb,, E.. cI'm
FOREIGN FORTS. ,,-- 4,
tx,oy Anil g.i,r, r rhr {. Wn,rr, Q'~s "
Heart, a.dS. alTs Csmpon satEi sio .r,-. Out ..
ise 5ts a.. IN Mcneil ian Anre coaa' sr,d.. ai,.
ere Emil, ooI sbou-ur Saw,h y,s Of NIB AI.-si
out ia inst Heat % e. China LG''' D''e"' 01''
Hot,psr TAIyean, PresniiI. and lone
March o. lat. Sc H. long cor,. t''l, from S''v
for Me-. -fofs.
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WASHINGTON.
THE MAIL CONTRACT CONSPIRACY.

TIE MAIL CONTRACT CONSPIRACY.
A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION IN PROGRESS - THE
FRIENDS OF MARSHAL KINDS IyDIGNAXT-AFFIL-
1ATIoSs or UISDs AND SENATOR SPENCER.
f8r TELEGRAPH 70 TIE rglBUas.l
WASHINGTON. April The examination in the
Post Office Department for additional evidences of
fraud and corruption in the letting Of mail con-
tracts is continuing, bat 10 new cases have been
discovered. 1t is believed, however that the
already found only beginning Of the most stu
peidous system of fraud ever developed outside the
Indlan service. Mr.. Jewell and bis assistant, NJ
Tyner. are thoroughly in earnest and will not stop
until the contracts Of every important route in the
country have been Invest gated, well as the
papers. records. &c. of each. Mr.. Jewell says that
the fact that man is Government contractor does
not necessarily imply that he is a rascal; but
he thinks it is well enough to watch the whole
class. lie has consulted with the Solicitor OF the
Department and with Dstrict-Attorney Fisher
as TO whether the clerks WHO accepted brides ana
the contractors who bribed thel. well as those
who used counterfeit initial stamps can be proceed
ed against. II they can be. the complaints Will be
made at once. All the clerks implicated will be dis
charged tomorrow. The friends of Marshal Kinds
are very indignant and say that no frauds have
been committed; meaning thereby, that after the
briblng Of clerks, filing Of forged documents, and
other Ofenses it yet happened that the Government
was saved money by the operation; because the
contracts. f not given to those guilty. of the
wrongs, would 90 to q bidder whose bid was
higher. Senator Spencer says he had nothing
TO do with the rascaities, and TINS far nothing has
been developed against him. He, however has been
the boon companion and associate of Mr.. Kinds one
Of the principals in the transactions ard as mat
ter OF fact the two worthless lived together in the
same house. 1t was through ar. Spenccrs Influence
that Marshal Healy. good officer, was removed in
Alabama, and Mr.. Kinds appointed in his place MI
Kinds has been removed by order of tie President
and it is said Mr.. Healy will be reinstatcd.
APPOINTMENT OF MARSHAL HINDs's SUCCESSOR.
GENERAL PRESS DIsrArCR.l
Gen r ". Healy will tO-mor.o be reapponted
Iarsha for the Southern ami Middle District- OF Ala
hama IN place OF Mr. Kinds lately discovered 10 he I'M
plicated in the mail bidding frauds. Gen. uecley WAS
the predecessor OF Mr. Kinds.
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GOgERNNENT WE4THER REPOHI.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
WAR DRPiRTMkNf, 7
OFFICE oP rHR CHlEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsulS.ros -. C., Thursday. Aprii 81 H. III >
synopsis FIR me past f'ceH'9J0"T ho"s :,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oP ruR CHIEi SIGNAL OFfICEh, {
WASHINGTON. II. C., Thursday. Eprii o-i d" l''
Synopsis FIR me past tceH!gIonr hours . =;
Generally clear weather prevails, except HI
The North west where local rains are rtpor'ru ..,,.
The tempcrltHre hL, faen gu the hiIuiIe Inu -N''"
coa-.. VITA variable winds ana iISh barometer
,,.crly winds and cool weather continue III ho 4'A
re ZION where the barometer has fallen sllgpih.
Tgc barometer ha- fHcn slightly ln thr oo"' 49,,
S;aie- OHIO Wiley, with s!iSht ehahs, H "a"
teuDcr1trrr. ,.u.- .or.no-o,ur.
are reported frOm Missouri and Mississippi
The river. have r.el ~ LeHvcnworh ana E'hs
and fallen Hermann, Mcmphis. Pittsburgh M'flc''
and Frecpor amt,
For Ncrr England - N.e rtfte NI|s G'ne'di5 o'ou'
aser durIg fOV nth s'0riy rising sinpcrGiHe
,nseriy sOVfh,rly ,riI,6s 1Hd IIH'nJ barometer
For otuth Atlantic. last Can STATES =
ard the OHIO Vail y, generally clear ~rilhef th'ttt
70 s9utherv winds higher temperature except on 'He
south Atlantic coast, and slight changes In the oaIole
ter. ,,-cr
For the lake REGION The Upper Mississippi and I1"rr
Missouri Valleys. Increasing clOuiihrsS' eis'eIF W
southery Winds rising temperature. Ealing barome'ci'
pOssigiY followed 3D. hsLt raiLs - .,.,
T,r tie South Vert. warmer and cloudy weafher WI.
,ortherlv winds slight changes IN tho baronetrr ana
ught ram near the coast OIL, So.
Ir and Central Mississippi lS crs XII! III! $40 y
IL. II, Low HiesJur VII ri,r.
The display OF cautiOnnrV si-nHls ~ The axe pofls
wit De resumed gu 'ho 10 lust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
IN ORANGE. y. !.

The tenement house i'll Freeman-St., Orange.
swued Toy a. L.ghtpe was discovered Ia ~ on
Ore yesterday morning. OIy portion Of The building
was saved There was a shoe store and barbsT-shOp
the hrst floor hsrucss-sh0p IN the bssrmFuf and 10
tie upper ~rns theirs several families. The los"
Oh building ,sUO. winch Is fulr % urrc
The difficult estimate. Uus sdnDot ldii
rluTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

WE have had continuous business relations
with GEO F. RowELL Go. for between taree ard four
years and ave found the honest aud prompt IN every
instance. Persons contemplating widespread venture
In advertising would do we'll 10 communicate WIN g. a.
Y a Co Al Park-row, New-York They nave unusual
f.ce- for ne OIL such business Observer
EINctf-YIlln. Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

ties but sought to found argument upon
this difference Of phraseology. On the whole cse we
OF opinion that the proclamation or Dee 70 1903
docs not cnte the petitioner 10 restitution OF the con
scated property claimed IN his petition. and the order
VI the court il t1it the petition be dismissed.
CheJustce Drake did not sit In the trial OF this case
take part in its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

Trusses, suptor,es Elastic Bsndsses 4c s'e'e's hs
her c'-say light safe aud re'eeiy con
chaf1g po1rcehfs
r,- in b.hnx rdo-cl by the profession losg ei ~ ~ .o
E.t.bs 1877 Bray n l.. and 3a1 Chss; rnisga' ,''70
f.xnE.be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
The SE1RCH FOR CHARLET ross.
FALSE sCrNT n GERMANY.

PHILADELPHIA. Penn, April - To-day
Mayor stOgs received communication from United
states Consul Wilson. =. Nuremberg. Germany III re-
,ronse 10 emuatng from tho police OF THIS cat '
-onc.rnins Charley Ross. Some time ago letter was
,ut 10 that section OF Germany requesting nVestiga-
mon, MO r,4c winch u was thought s briHg about
the recovery Of the missing child. The tOUsu! Invest
gated Tire matter ant found e. ia ans Weiih2 some NAV
bur after thorough iuvcsugttOn nc was tOdnd TO BE-
the wrong cai,i.