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A-ASTOR HOUSEWIFE CLOSING OF THIS
house does not include in interfere with
MARsHs RADICAL CURE Truss office, No. vesey street,
Aston House.
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A SPECIFIC UNIVERSALLY KNOWN FOR
Bidder and Kidney diseases Gravel Diabetes, General
Debility. Dyspepsia and Female Weakness; kEARSEY's
EXTRACT BUCHU. Sold by all Druggists Give 1t trial.
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EXPOSITION OF EASTER EGGs.-AN ELEGANT
ana complete assortment OF satin Silk, Embroidered.
and Sugar EGGS at MAILLARDS. Fifth Avenue
HOTEL
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ELASTIC TRUSSES. THE VERY BESf FOE
So 50: at DR.. RAINBOWS Office 643 Broadway, corner
Blocker
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made put IN, packed ana shipped to order by HOJER
n GRAHAM, 9; Duane street.
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WHAT THE SPANISH MINISTER SAYS.
HIS OPINION OF SECRETARY F1sH's DUTY IN THE
sHARKEY Casa DIRECT GOVERNMENTAL
REQUEST FOR THE MURDERER's RE-ARREsT
LIKELY TO BE COMPLIED WITH BY SPAIN
POINT.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1875.
The Spanish Minister having been conversed
with as to whether the Secretary of State woulc
ask the Spanish government as matter of
comfy, for the arrest OF Sharkey the murderer,
now IN the island OF Cuba, ana an escaped pris.
oner from the Spanish authorities there, the fol.
lowing facts were elicited:-
OFFICIAL REsERvE-INFERENCEs
Sefor Mantia de los Rios, the distinguished
oflcial referred to. was very reserved, but, from
his manner and words. the inference was drawn
that should the Secretary Of State In the name OF
the United States ask the Spanish government at
Madrid, direct by CABLE for the arrest and sur
render of Sharkey, there is every probability
that the request would be complied with by the
Minister Of State.
DIPLOMATIC DIFFICULTIES.
There being no extradition treaty between the
United States and Spain no correspondence OF
diplomatic character could take place between
our government and the Spanish Minister here on
the subject OF the rendition of Sharkey. Hence
Senior Mantilla would not be likely to know If the
Secretary of State had made any request. II, In.
deed, such were made.
DID SECRETARY FISH TAKE ANY ACTION.
He does not now know that Mr.. Fish has taken
any action in the premises.
The fact that there Is no extradition treaty
between this country and Spain is re.
garded as rather strange, but 1t as.
serted that II we had desired correspond
ing negotiations and Fixed relations they could
easily have been had, Spain has been willing to
establish friendly relations of an international
character with any country seeking them with
her. Why his predecessors have not MADE rec
concentrations accordingly to this end senior
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EMINENT PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND wlSTAR'S
BALsAM WILD CHERRY for Throat and Lung plaiuS
soc. and 81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper
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A.-HERRlNG'S SAFES,
reduced IN price.
200 SECOND HAND SAFES for sale low.
2jl and %, Broadway
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FRAGRANT SOZODONT-THIS PEERLESS
dentrifce hardens the gums, swectens the breath.
ceanses and preserves the teeth from youth TO old
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DR. HALL's BRoNcHIALINE Is TIE LATEST
Improvement IN medicine tor the Lurgs, Throat and
Broachalt tubes, It's effects V
the worst forms OF disease. Once 50 Cedar street Soc
only, at druggists.
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ASPIRING STl LIE GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
HATS ready BURKE, IA broadway, Park Bank Build
ing.
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HAVANA, March 90, 1875.
William J. Sharkey, the escaped murderer,
was arrested to-day at Santiago de Cuba and
sent here to be delivered to the American de-
tective Henry W. Davies, who arrived from
New York in the steamship City of Vera Cruz.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
Caps Abdominal supporters, Suspe nsory Bandages,
Shoulder Braces and truiches MARsH's Truss Office,
No 2 Nesey street. Lady in attendance.
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C.-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMI.
ties successfully treated by DR.. MARSH, at No vcscy
street, opposite St Paul's church.
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ENTERPRISE.

UNPRECEDENTED ENTERPRISE.
NORMAN L. MUNRO CO.. Proprietors Of the NEW
YORK FAMILY STORY PAPER made arrangemerss
week two since to publish serial from the play Of
THE Two Orphans" being performed with such
wonderful Munro Co. stipulated to advertise
to the amount OF $4,000 which may seem an enormous
expenditure readers in generals but when it becomes
known that the serial which Is called "the Two Or.
phans: the Depth of sisters Love-" has already
doubled the crcuiation OF the New York Family
Paper, the large it Is, will be considered good
investment And not only do Munro Co present their
readers with best Journal in the
world, but they treat the public with music a.
well. A large circus wagon, containing "A fine band III
musicians, and drawn splendid of horses
tour in hand daily parades the New
York and BROOKLYN, telling Inc folks in harmonious
anguaqe-thai il. In the thrilling OF the trumpet
the caricnet corne the big drum and other brilliant
in,ruments-that the romance OF THE Two Orphansi
the Depth sisters Love- in the Family
Paper, IN crcaug tho greatest excitement among
known. the sound peoplt
rush Easements, thrust their heads window,
and gaze astonishment at the wagon with Its hamrl
announcement the sides that the great serial entitled
''The Orphans the Depth or a SISTERS Love-
ready In the New York Family Story Paper. AL
wonder the Immense enterprise o the publishers and
unanimously that the paper containing 1t Is the
best the United States.
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POMEROY'S PATENT RUPTURE BELTS AND
BAND Truss. IA Broadway, New York By far the best
We.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

HAVANA, March 20, 1875.
William J. Sharkey, the escaped murderer,
who left this city recently, has been arrested
in Santiago de Cuba.
He will either be banished from that place
to the United States.
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CQRNS. BUNI0NS, CHILBLAINS, 1NGROWING
NAILS cured without pain. CORN CURE. by man. 5Dc.
Dr. RILE, l59 Broadway, near pey street,
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CHRONIC CArARRH DEAFNESS, ..nR, khcK,s
method references aivrr, ~ West lWrn1 bHiu.
street New YORK., sLndHys 70 a. az
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c1 OON BRITISH GOLD
could not suppress
Banvards exciting Book,
THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A KING.
The third ordinary edition Is now ready To
the enormous demands.
Everybody Is reading 1t
Published by the
LITERARY AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
No. SIG Broadway, New Tors.
receipt OF price,
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR
pain; references given.
j. NJ. CoMINs, d.. l43 East Twenty. sixth street.
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A SIS WILL SECURE ThE MOST VALUABLE
n. compendium OF beautiful fanoies that has been
published in many years. +. q. De Fon,aine's 'Cyco-
pedia of the Best Thoughts OF Charles Dickens PUB
shed by r. j. ALE son, IL Murray street. and sold
hY LII hook soil
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Details Of the Murder, the
Trial and Escape.
Sharkey's Life in Ha-
vana.
THE DIPLOMATIC ASPECT
Opinions Of the Spanish Minister
in Washington.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
HAVANA, March 90, 1875.
William ]. Sharkey, the murderer, was fur
nlshed with money by John Fox and took
passage on the steamer Saratoga for Santiago
de Cuba.
A telegram was received here before the
arrival of the steamship Vera Cruz directing
Detective Davies to board the vessel and take
him to New York with the passport of Fox.
Sharkey went to Santiago de Cuba for the
purpose of going to South America.
SPANISH OFFICIAL COURTESY AND AID.
Detective Dawes on his arrival presented
his papers of authority to Captain General
Valnaseda, and Chief of Police of Havana
was ordered to arrest Sharkey wherever
found.
WHAT THE DETECTIVE LEARNED.
The detective, Davies, discovered, by means
Oft Washington newspaper exchange, that
John Fox had furnished the murderer with
money and passport in order that he should
go away from here, and also that telegram
had been received by William J. Sharkey
from Charles Sharkey, in New York, advising
him to get away from Havana as quickly as
possible, for fear the Spanish government
would give him up.
Sharkey was arrested at Santiago de Cuba
yesterday, and will be brought here. The
Spanish authorities were very willing that he
should be captured.
HIS FRIENDS ND1aNANr-DAvEs IN DANGER.
The friends of sharkey are very indignant
against Davies, and threaten him with vio-
lence
Sharkey has been furnished with money
since his release from the charge of attempt
ing to shoot Captain Curtis, of the steamship
Crescent City, by his brothers in New York,
through John Fox
FURNISHED WITH A PASSPORT AND FUNDS
A report was circulated that Sharkey had
stolen Fox's passport, but it was subsequently
found that passport had been furnished him,
and also the money, by Fox.
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health and song by the celebrated CLONE BIRD MEDICINE
excellent while mounting. breeding &C.. for sale by ali
aruggiSls ana biru 9cniers 2,c e frcpare by
street, New York. "
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
ODen from a. VI toJ L. NJ
ON sunday from 3 TO p. VI.
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nEAFNESS AND CATARRH CAUSES, RELATIONS.
- treatment.-A pamphlet by A. \. Williamson, NJ D.,
late clinical physician in the University Medical College
price loo. Address - East Twentieth street.
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immense assemblage

Probably the finest and valuable collection Of Fine
Art Works ever exposed for sale in this country,
comprising
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The above will be on exhibition Tuesday morning. ana
will be sold by suction Thursday and Friday even
ings 25th and 10Th.
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PAINS VANISH. THE OLD REJUvENATED
and body and nina made healthfu, happy and buovant
at electrciys magic touch at No West Fourteenth St
, 1875-04-29
SEATTLE, April %

Mr.. EDIroE.- People of sedentary
habits should take walk from the Gems
ter of town to the Post Office and return
before breakfast, sidewalk all the way,
ravenous appetite the result.
Geologists are invited to examine the
drift exposed to view by the Main street
tunnel.
Nervous people and members of the
City Council should visit Yesler's ware.
house and gaze on one ton Of giant pow
der, so cases Of kerosene and 25 cases O.
matches, stored side by side in the sam.
room. 1t will soothe them. The oppor
tunity to see the latter should not b,
put off, as the council will, on compile,
ton of the S. & W. W. r. r. & T. Co
pass an Ordinance, compelling the stor'
age of all combustible material, excep
nitro glycerire and giant powder, out
side the city limits.
, 1875-04-29

FATAL ACCIDENT. - PORT MADISON,
April 23.-Charles Vickers. the second
engineer of the steamer Politkofsky,
was accidentally killed this morning
1t appears from the evidences that he
had been oilipg the engine and was
looking down the crank pit at the tor
part of the engine when the crank came
down and caught him. striking him OF
the back of the head and the breast
killing him almost instantly. An in
quest was held on The body this after.
noon. The jury returned the following
verdict: THAT Chas. Vickers came t.
his death through injuries received from
being struck on the head and breast b,
the crank of the eng LIZ on board tht
steamer Politkofsky."
, 1875-04-29

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have
been agreed to, and only await confirm.
alton by necessary legal contract, for
constructing and equipping section of
about twenty miles of the Seattle and
Walla Walla Railroad, extending from
this city to the Cedar River Coal noun.
tain, connecting on the way with the
Talbot. Renton and Clymer coal mines,
to be completed the present season.
When the road is completed, the coal
mines it will tap will be in condition to
deliver at least five hundred tons of coal
daily, and this immense industry will
inevitably be followed by others of like
Importance to the material prosperity
of the town and country.
, 1875-04-29

EMHRA-IoN.--Mrs.D DR.. Sawtelle has
consented, on invitation of citizens, t,
deliver lecture, on Saturday evening,
the oath inst, at Yesler's Hall, on the
subject Jf emigration. Mrs. Sawtelle,
some time ago, delivered a course ol
lectures in the Eastern States on the
subject under the patronage of Com.
modore Vanderbilt. Horace Greeley and
other prominent citizens, and did much
towards intelligently presenting and
exciting an interest in the advantage
presented to emigrants upon this uppe,
Pacific Coast. Her lecture will be hi hi,
interesting to our citizens and we hope
there will be general attendance.
, 1875-04-29

SAN Francisco STEAMERS. Har-
rington writes from San Francisco to
his partner, Mr.. Crawford. that Good.
all, Nelson & Perkins have concluded
to haul off their line of steamers be-
tween Sal Francisco and Puget Sound;
for the present. This, under the Cir
cumstances, is faithless act towards
the public. Another company would
have occupied this line before now. un-
der permanent arrangements, if Good
all & Co. had not come in when they
did, and by their interference this much
needed steam CO mmunlcation is delay
ed indefinitely: but the demand is too
great to allow it to remain long unoc-
cupied.
, 1875-04-29

OGDEN, April 23.-The first train thros
the blockade arrived at 4 80 this after
moon. Two more iraiAs followed few
minutes after. There we,er.21 eouches;
II baggage and the mail aad express
cars altogether on the three trains.
About 200 were first-class passengers
and the rest Immigrants All Of tia
immigrants will proceed west this even
ing. Two more trains of immigrants
will arrive from the east this morning,
they have not reached Evanston vet,
but there appears up to this time nsth-
ing serious to prevent their passage to
Green River Tonight,
| The situation on the road according
to official sources is as follows: Tha
track is now in running order to Omaha
to Lawrence Station, 1913 miles east Of
here. between which place and GpeR
River thres bridges are gone, two Of
them will be repaired in two days, which
will reduce the distance over which
teams will have to transfer freight and
passengers, to two miles. Work bet-
ween Green River and Lawrence is
heavy and difficult. and it is calculated
it will take until next Tuesday to COM
plete it. There are not less than 1000
passengers east of Green River to come
west, besides sbout three thousand still
at Omaha. All will be pushed forward
as rapidly as possible.
The weather continus calm along the
line, with indications of rain. Some of
the streams have fallen and others have
risen to-day. EE
New ORLEANS, April 23.-The sseam-
boats Exporter, John Kyle and Chas,
Bodman were burned to-day. The fire
originated in blacksmith shop on the
Kyle and spread with such rapidity that
the cabir was in flames in less 3han five
minutes after the alarm. She was cut
loose and drifted up stream. The Ex-
porter and Bodmun were also cut loose.
and the burning vessel drifted against
the Exporter setting her on fire at once.
The people on board. seeing no other
refuge jumped on the Bodnan, which In
moment also caught and was soon en-.
veloped in fanss, AMI the three burn,
ing boats drifted into the current and
the people on board were lost. Two
jumped overheard and though some
were saved, the larger part are belle, ed
to be lost. The number is variouslv
estimated at from 20 to 100. One Of
the boats was an excursion party from
Cincinnati or Pittsburg. Many ara
feared to be lost. Loss SIS. zoo; all ara
supposed TO be insured.
New YORK, April 23.-Chas. C. Lewis
of the firm of Webster & Lewis, which
recently failed, committed suicide at his
house yesterday.
At meeting of the Board of Direct,
ors of the Northern Pacific Railroad to.
day the resignation of Gen, G. W. Cass.
President, was accepted and Charles B.
Wright of Philadelphia was elected to-
fill the vacancy. He has been four years
Director and isChairman of the fnauca
committee.
, 1875-04-29

An OLD SETILER.-The boiler to be
used in the new Touring mill, in the
course OF construction upon Yesler's
wharf, was bought in Pittsburg. by Mr..
Yesler, IN 1852. and the same year was
placed in his mill in this place. 1t was
the first steam boiler brought to Puget
Sound for milling or machine purposes,
and has been in almost constant use,
for various purposes, ever since, and is
still in good sound condition, prom
Using long years of usefulness in the
future. Its capacity is about fifteen
horse power, and it will furnish steam
for an engine OF ten horse power.
, 1875-04-29
2uget Sound 9ispateh.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. The
telegraphic news that the assets and af-
fairs of the Northern Pacific Railroad
have been placed in the hands of Re-
ceiver, for the benefit of the bond hold.
ers and other creditors Of the Company,
is the most hopeful event that has trans
pired in connection with that project
since the suicidal act of locating ter
minus in the interest of Land Ring.
We have strong faith that the railroad
will now be built. Gen. Cass, the Re-
ceiver, has no superior in the county
as railroad organizer and manager, and
his connection with the Company as its
ostensible head did not impair the con-
tidence of capitalists and business men
in his ability or integrity, as is manifest
by his selection by the creditors as Re
ceiver. 1t was we'll understood that he
had no interest or sympathy with the
gang of INSCRIPTIONS and artful specu.
lators by whom be was surrounded, and
that all his plans and recommendations
were overruled and thwarted by .hem,
in their own private interests. He never
had any stock in or connection with,
either of the Land Rings organized in
side of the Company for the purpose of
applying all its resources to private ac-
count, and strongly opposed the loca-
ton of the western terminus at Tacoma,
publicly declaring his own preferences
for Seattle as the most natural and
available poiut on Puget Souna for such
terminus. He is now rid, happily rid
of all these malign influences. supported
by the trust and confidence of all those
who have any money invested in the
enterprise, and under his wise and hon
est management we have no reasonable
donbt that the means will be promptly
furnished for the completion of the road
in the shortest practicable time, and
such connections made as will be for the
best interests of the country and the
success of the road, uninfiuenred by
private speculation.
, 1875-04-29

L. NJ. c. Boar CLUB.-The yonpg
Ladies Of this boat club have reorgan-
lied with the addition of some few new
members. and intend giving ball al
Yesler's Hall on Wednesday next, for
the purpose of raising funds to procure
a boat for their use the coming season.
They will have excellent music from
Olympia and a very enjoyable affair is
expected. We hore large crowd will
be present so the young ladies' will moi
be disappointed in their endeavors to
get boat. The adm ission will be 81
, 1875-04-29
Marine Intelligence.

PoRr MADISON, April 22.-Arrived
bark Vidette, San Pedro.
SAN Francisco, April 22.-Sailed blk
Harvest Home, Port Townsend; shir
Dashing Wave, Tacoma. Arrived bark
eutine w. H. Gawley, Port Madison.
SEATTLE. April %. - Arrived, bari
Gem of the Ocean.
PoRr BLAKELY. April 23.-Arrived,
Mich. Biddle.
PoRr TOWNSEND. April 23.-Arrivsd,
Gen. Cobb.
SAN FRANc1sco, April 20. Sailed,
bark Buena Vista, Port Gamble.
, 1875-04-29

CRY ORDINANcEs.-- young man was
yesterday arrested and fined SIS and
costs for running his horse through the
city in company with a young lady. He
was not aware of the city ordinance
which he violated.
There is another ordinance which is
not Cenea ally known, or regarded: eve.
ry householder is required to keep up.
on his premises barrel of water, to be
used IN case of fire. The Marshal will
see that the ordinance is obeyed or the
penalty enforced.
, 1875-04-29

~ Two young men in Walla Walla
got into dispute over game of cards,
which turned into fight. A constable
stepped in to stop the fight. when one
of the young Men laid hold of him and
threw him over his head. The young
gent was afterwards arrested and next
day fined $12 for showing the consta-
bic new trick.
, 1875-04-29

CAEIBoo.- Men are petting lost on tie
beautiful trails leading from the out
lying creeks and having their hands and
feet frosted. :. Cariiboo has nobly re-
sponded to an appeal for aid for Peter
Macdonald who lost his hands by frost
bite; S250O has been raised for the poor
fellow. "A party have gone out to
prospect the creeks lying between wills
low and bear Rivers.
, 1875-04-29

I. o. o. F. ExcURs1oN.-Quite num-
Der of Odd Fellows of this city contem-
plate going to Olympia on Monday, to
assist in the celebration and grand Odd
Fellows Ball at that place. They have
chartered the Phantom and undoubtedly
will have q very pleasant time.
, 1875-04-29

AGENr.-Mr. R. V. Griffin has been
appointed our agent for the Renton, Tai
bot & Clymer Mines. All persons in that
vicinity desirous of subscribing to either
Daily or Weekly can learn terms, etc :,
by applying to him. Dailys will be de.
livered every day at either mine.
, 1875-04-29

PERSONAL Mr.. M. O'Conner, form
erly of this city. arrived last evening on
the North Pacific and remained until
the Fayorite came along. visiting his
old friends.
, 1875-04-29

ESCAPED. = We learn by telegraph
from Port Townsend that Albert Schwab.
hansen, held for the murder of George
Cruger. at Port Townsend, escaped
from Jail on Friday evening. 23d inst.
He may make his way to Victoria.
, 1875-04-29

u The City Delinquent Tax List
will be published on May 9Th. Delin-
quen:s for 1878 and 1874 would save
expense by calling on Sam. F. Coombs,
City Collector.
, 1875-04-29

DEAD,-Abe Frazer, shot by Delaney
lately at the Lake Washington Goa
Mine, died Friday from the effects Of
the wound.
, 1875-04-29

FoR THE LAD1Es.-Just received a
fine assortment Of Ladies Furnishing
Goods and Fancy Articles. Call and
see them at Mrs. Jauieson's, Cherry
street.