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MINERS AND INTIMIDATION.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April 16, 1878.
Within day or two there have been efforts az
several OF the collieres in this vicinity 10 prevent
the mining OF enough coal to keep the engines at
work TO pump the water out OF the mines. The
works OF Charles Hutchinson, near Kingston.
have been idle since the strike was first iDaugu-
rated in his valley but coal sufncent 70 keep the
machinery running was mined. During this week,
however, the plan OF intimidation praciised in
the Hazleton region before the outbreak was
begun among Mr.. Hutcnnson's workmen. On
Thursday morning the few miners VINO had been
digging the coal 10 run the engine refused 70
enter the mines again through lear OF their lives
II tneY did So David roster, the nine boss
found this notice tacKed on the door OF his no
thIS mornlng:-
! DAVID FOSTERS DOOM.
II you don't stop WORK look out tor the cons
stents or this. drawing OF a plstol)
: Death.
the paper was ornamented with rough draw
ing OF plsto and cGffin. James Mccullough.
iaoorer, louDd similar notice nailed to a tree Ia
ms yard. Another notice reads:-
B. PETER L0CKuOFF,
SI you want To live you had better atop MorkS
suntll all The men are at work.
This paper also had q sketch or a CONN, q pistol
and box or carlrdCes
II the men thus tntimidared any length OF
time serious damage TO the mines will be the re-
the wyoming region during this strike. ana II
they spread TO Uhe other colleries or are con-
tfnued the operators viii nave to ask Tor protec-
ton for men TO mine coal Tor the engines.
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PRUSSIA AND THE PAPACY.

GERMAN CHEMICALS AND MoNAsTIc1srs CUT OFF
FROM TREE COMMUNICATION WITH THE vATr-
cAN-THE CONSTITUTION ADVOCATED AT BIS
MARcK's BIDDING.
BERLIN, April 10, 1875.
The bill abrogating those clauses OF the consti-
tuition which grant the independent adminlstra-
tion OF ecclesiastical AFFAIRS the unimpeded inter-
course OF religious associations with their superb
ors, aud freedom OF clerical appointments, passed
Its second reading to-day in the lower mouse OF
Of the Prussian Diet.
BIsMARoK's GAUNTLET OF DEFIANCE.
In the course OF the debate Prince Bismarck
said the government was loath TO proceed to such
measures, but they we're unavoidable. Since the
Vatican Council no one possessed the influence
the Pope had. With compact party, well
organized press and an army OF obedient
priests this power would be serious, even
II it belonged TO native, instead
or a foreign monarch. That monarch, II he had
the means, would carry out his programme IN
Prussia, but he would FIRST have TO destroy the
majority OF the Prussian pc pie.
The Prince closed $ speech with these words:-
,wnen all the breaches In the bulwarks OF the
State caused by granting too many rights to un-
worthy objects are repaired, then Will we be aole
10 Conclude peace.n
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SpAHrsx SOLDIERS TO GUARD ENDANGERED
PLANTATIONS - vALMAsEDA PEREEcrMo
PLAN ron OPERATIONS IN THE TMLD-THE
SUGAR CROP SAVED.
HAVANA, April 10, 1878
The sixth battalion or infantry and the
Second battery OF artillery or the Havana
volunteers left the city this morning for the jurIs
dictions OF Colon and Cienluegos. where they viii
be divided into small detachments TO protect the
plantations.
INCENDIARIsM CHECKED.
The authorities say the work OF wholesale de-
structjon or plantations has been stopped; but
the insurgents may burn some IN isolated places.
The country people are indignant against the
rebels for destroying small settlements inhabited
by poor people.
THE LATEST BLAZE.
The journals report that the San Jose and Co.
meta plantations, In the Cienluegos Jurisdiction
have been burned by the insurgents.
vALMAsEDA PERFEcTING HIS PLAN FOR ACTION IN
THE FIELD.
Captain General VaImaseda continues 10 perfect
his plan for driving the insurgents back over the
Trocha.
SAVED FROM DEATH.
The Captain General has pardoned Escobar, .
white man, and Lorenzo, negro, VINO were con-
demned to death as rebels at Sagua la-urande.
THE SUGAR HARVEST.
The sugar crop for the present year is finished
in the Cinco Villas district and most or the
plantations in the western Department.
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EXECUTION OF A NEGRO.

THE MURDERED or A LOUISIANA ATTORNEY
HANGED AT GREENsBURe- confession OF
THE CRIME.
NEW ORLEANS April TO- 1875
Brown, negro. was hanged four miles from
Greensburg. at half-pass ten this morning. for the
murder OF James w. Clinton, an attorney OF ST.
Helena parish, Louisiana, on the 18TH OF December
last. He was convicted on circumstantlal eyi.
dence.
the Picdytne publishes the confession or the
murderer. giving the particulars or the killing.
Brown overlook Clinton riding along tie
road and SHOT him with single barrel
pistol. ON being shot Clinton dIsGOunted ana
walked TO q tree. short distance IRON the road.
Brown went up 20 him, when CLINTON told him 10
take hts horse ana what he had, and that he.
Clinton, would say nothing about IL. Brown then
drew his knlie and cut the hOrse's throat, aud
after GIVING clinton ten minutes to pray cut ms
throat took his watch and valHables and lett him.
Thls was on FRIDAY, aud CnntOn's BODY was found
on the following sunday, ana the conclusion or
the Coroner's Jury was, tnat Clinton had fingered
until that morning.
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DEPARTMENT or TUE INTERIOR,
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON, -. e.. April 81 1875 y
siR-t Is the settled policy OF the government
duce Indians to recosnlze in praclic way, the
are upon them 10 abandon their nomadlc habits and
enter upon sone Sanns by which they may eventually
incorporated clause the nakns 40 10 9riaton
requires aetSeenS S tse aes Il
rervson Tor he test or VI 81 q bS r 1ne
a. reasonaoe "a g 70 be nxel BY the agent In charge.
a ae s iP ne trsay o. Apr n isS sa5uis
each indian over tour years OF WAC should remove
TO tue reservation with meat aud hour Tor the term
p,rel g .r whatever supplies may hereafter be
the form ~ gratutv ana The govcrnmen ,ssines The
right aud recognizes the duty maaage ts gratuty
material benent ror the naans 81 lar - p1accaoie,
your charge into conformity with the require
msns y M law above referred 70. there Is mingled
with tne different bands q sioux class OF persons
wnoma .ns ., ,a~ has special application these arc
miSsa s,ool vo naa wis mem wac beng married
lsis tlgre0y Incorporated into the tribe. ant
the tribe with the consent The Uned states govern
mernar frst requirement nj viii be tnaihe par.
ties CHARMING 70 rs married saai 80 before clorgyman,
such marriage unless such parties SHAH heretofore nave
Gale to thai enee and such os eer
cate must be a matter o. agency record. second.
well as mixed bluods, must make returns in
ment by way Of supplies or clothing; aud YOU
will therefore notify them, fixing the day upon
later Than I-hat hereafter there viii DC no iree
that you Will omen an account with each person heat
Of family, 70 whom you VIII issue fa'ions ana goods
only in ment OF labor and also only the
their mo share. They should be encouraged TO
ect land ana erect " home. and expcnd In
farming, ienclng aud oner Improvements such
they be able 10 perform H. instead this, or In
audi ion 10 this, they shall desire perform labor
the benefit " the agency ~ tho riBc. kind
of credit will be allowed them.
ion viii notify all your Indians Of tho change in their
claims the governments Tor supplies
ton OF the treaty stipulation. and that before long
will all ~ them be brought 10 the same requirement
LAID upon the white men and half-brceis
them. and that therefore, they will nnd greatly
their interest 10 be undertaking IN possible
such efforts Will secure tor themselves home and
land cultivation Very respectfully your oncdicnt
servant EnN. n. SMITH. Commissioner.
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ON THE WARPATH.

EIGHT HUNDRED CHEYENNE WARRIORS GOING
NORTH CONFLICT cERTAN-RETURN OF A
BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION.
KANSAS CITY Mo-. April 10. 1878.
Information has been received here that 800
CHEYENNE warriors crossed the track OF the Atcni.
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad on Thurs
day night, fifteen miles east OF Lakin. They we're
going north, passing through the State OF Kansas.
A company OF troops we're sent out or Fort Dodge
IN pursuit, and the TIE Indian trail was followed
about twenty miles. where they broke up and
scattered over the prairie. IL Is evident that
they are on the warpa tn and bloody work may be
expected at any uay.
BLACK HILLS EXPLORERS
large party OF Black Hills explorers arrived
here to-day. Carpenters expedition, numbering
over 1880, will START soon, and they Will rem
devious at Cheyenne; from which place they will
60 TO point on the Little Missouri, fifty miles from
the mouth OF the river, wnere IL IS said that rich
gold mines exist. Intense interest Is exnoited
throughout THIS section, and IL IS believed inat
the scenes oil lS49 oil he repeated.
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WILLIAM J. SHARKEY.

THE AMERICAN MURDERER STILL IN PRISON AT
HAvANA-ms SHIPMENT ron NEW YORK
DOUBTFUL.
HAVANA, April 10, 1875.
william J. sharkey remains In jail, and is not
allowed 20 hold communication with any one.
TIE steamer Columbus sailed to-day without
him.
WILL he BE GIVEN UP3
whether the Spanish authorities have arrived
at any decision In his case is unKnown. IL is pos
sible he may be sent to New York tomorrow. but
n not ne VIII certainly be kept In jail for the
present.
JOHN Fox's PERSISTENCE.
John Fox insists On the truth OF his charges
against SbarKey.
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BALLOONING.

IN EXTRAORDINARY ASCENT FROM PARrs-rwo
OF THE TRAVELLERS KILLED AND ANOTHER
VERY Ill.
PARIS April I6, 1878
A party OF three persons assembled In the balloon
zenith to-day FOR the purpose OF making scientlfc
observations. The balloon attained the extra
ordinary height or 5000 metres tower $4,000 feer.
FATAL RESULTS.
Two OF the aeronauts were sunocated to death,
and wnen the balloon reached the ground the
third was almost lnsensibe, and has since been so
I'll that his recovery IL doubtful.
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BELGIUM AND GERMANY.

PARLIAMENTARY AND CABINET EXPLANATIONS
OF THE INTERNATIONAL DIFFICULTY.
BRUssELs, April la, 1875.
In the Chamber or Deputies this evening the
Minister Foreign Affairs stated that the govern
ment yesterday received Germany's reply to It's
last note.
the reply cites no fresh facts. 1t d.scants on
the principles OF international law involved In the
discussion. and expresses the hope shat Belgium
Will seize the opportunity to dissipate the impress
sion thar Germany intended to attack the liberty
Of the press IN Belgium"
the MIN .ster alter Informing the House OF the
contents oil the note. SAID that addition to this
correspondeuce courteous verbal explanations
had been EXCHANGED with the German represent
ItIve; ano, in conclusion, he assured the chamber
mat the Belgian governments "sincereiV desired
10 strengthen good relations with Germany.n
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
AND THE PRESS.


How DID THE NEWSPAPERS OBTAIN TIE LOANS
COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS?
LONDON. April Ie, 1878.
In the House OF Commons tonight there was
acrimonious debate on the question OF summon
ing to the the printers OF the Times and Ne,os.
for breach OF privilege for publishing documents
IN the hands OF the Select Committee on Foreign
Loans.
Mr.. Disraen moved a resolution that the Select
Committee be instructed to Investigate the affair
and report how the press obtained the documents
IN question.
1ne resolution was carried ana the order sum-
monnR the printers was discharged.
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A DOUBLE EXECUTION.
CHARLEsroN. :. d. Anr,l n ~,

CHARLESTON. s. O., April 10, 1875.
scpio Bryan ana Elijah Atkinson, both colored
were hanged at Beaufort to-day for the double
crime OF murder and arson In June, 1874. They
entered country store near GrahamviIle robbed
the clerk in charge, named Behn, murdered him
aud set IRE 10 the premises The execution vas
Witnessed by about 5, 900 co ored people. No dis
turbance occurred Both murdercrs made fun
confessions and professed penltence.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

OMAHA, Neb., April 10, 1875
despatch from Fort LARAMIE. Wyoming. to-
day says that Captain Mix's company OF the
Second cavalry, who we're sent alter the mining
party at Harneys Peak, have secured the whole
OF them, consisting OF sixteen men, one woman
aud Il roy. Ihey are expected 10 arrive az Fort
Laramie on April Is.
heavy SHOWS are reported IN the Black Hills
and nigh waters everywhere tnrl ugh that sec
ton.
war party or sioux and Arapahoes are re.
ported 10 have left Tor the Snoshone country.
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In to Alphabetically in your last issue, for
RENE consumption in Its hrst stages, recon-
mend Dr. PIERcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY II taken
according TO directions has been thoroughly tried
in family and the results glorious Alpha
betcaN must not expect bottle TO do the worK-mv
wife took three bottles before sic could discover
change but after the third bottle dose seemed to
strengthen the lungs and now she Il well and hearty Ii
'Aiphabe icat will 10 will witnesses
the above. HENRY ~. NJ. PATTON.
Lawrence, Marion county, Ind.
Cincinnati Times Feb 4, 1875
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
PROVIDENCE. April 10, 1875,

PROVIDENCE. April 49, 1875.
The second trial IN rnis city to-day TO elect a
Senator and nine Representatives IN the General
Assembly resulted IN the choice Of the regular
republican ticket. supported 0y the liquor inter-
est, Dy $50 majority. rms probably secures tue
election OF Henry Lppitt TO the ONCE OF Governor
ana the repeal OF the Probationary aid State
COustabulary laws. several arrests were made
Tor bribery ana Illegal voting.
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OUR INDIAN FAMILY.

EXPIRATION or THE TREATY sT1PULAT1oNs ron
THE SUPPLY OF CLOTHING AND FOOD TO THE
SIOUX By THE aovERNNENT-THE BED MAN
MUST TOLL ron HIS BREAD IN THE FUTURE
WASHINGTON, April 16, 1875.
The following circular has been sent by Commits
sioner Smith 10 the agents IN charge OF the Sioux
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, April 16, 1875.
Spanish gold, 221 221k; American, 227 a 22s.
Exchange quiet, but firm on the United States
sixty days, currency 80 90 premium; sixty days.
gold III 1lS premium; short slGht, gold, III q
122 premium; on London. l45 Il lar premium.
Sugar active; NO. Il, Dutch standard, 1914 165<
reals arrobe.
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FIVE THOUSAND MENNoNrTEs.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 10, 1875.
The passenger agents OF the Michigan Central
Railway have been here the past few days con.
ferring With the government for transportation
20 Fort Carry 81 200 kennonites SOW IN the war
Knm Russia.
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DIED.

McAyEY.-on Thursday, April is, ELIZA widow
OF John McAvey, In the 73d ear OF her age.
TIE relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
spectiuIly invited 10 attend the funeral, from her
late residence, No. SO WoudDine stree {, Brooklyn
Tne remains VIII be taken TO Greenwood Tor inter-
ment.
tFor other Deaths See Eighth P1oe.l
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A SENTENCE FOR INcENDLAR1sM.

ST.. GATHERINGS, 9pt, April 1e. 1875.
John Hunter, OF Colingwood, has been con-
victed and sentenced TO fourteen years. imprlson.
ment for incendiarism, with intent TO deiraud the
Hartford Insurance Company. The trial occupied
two days.
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ST. LoC1s. NO., April 16, 1875.
Travis Harris, who murdered squire Masterson,
his father.in-law, at Commerce. NO., on the Cd OF
November last, was hanged at that place to-day.
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SPAIN.

PROVINCIAL cARLIsrs IN THE cHARAcrER OF
BANDITTL
MADRID, April I6. 1878.
It's reported that the Carllsts have seized
plumber OF women and children In the province OF
Sona and threaten to shoot them unless they are
ran somed.
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SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIANS WIFE.

81. PAUL, Mimi, April 16. 1876.
The wife or DR.. G. G. Hlgbee, q well-known pny.
stefan OF this city. committed suicide hnks evening
By taxing asrycnnine.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1875.

The House reorganized to-day, by electing
EsiIlettc, compromise conservative. as Speaker
Mr.. Estilette was supported bv Governor Kellogg
and the SOLD republican vote, and was elected NY
Ga "a ~ Tor WiItZ.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature Tor rhe past twenty.four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding date or last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
TOM LEATHEns, MARY l. AND CAPTAIN HUTCH
NsoN THE WINNERS.

TOM LEATHKns, MARY L. AND CAPTAIN HUTCH
NsoN THE WINNERS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April le, 1875.
The weather, track and racing were all good
and the attendance fair on this the Nth day OF
the spring meeting OF the Louisiana Jockey Club.
SUMMARY.
NEW ORLEANS, La. FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1875
FIFTH DAY or THE LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB SPRING
MEETING-FIRST RAcE--Handicap hurdle race.
two mics purse oil $500 OF which $3.50 to the first,
Il. WarwcK's b. h. Tom feathers. aged by
Camps Whale. dam BY Douoloon, III lbs......
l.. A. HlJchcockS Oh. h. Limestone years, Dy
War Dance, dam Pennsylvania, $50 lbs........
II. Van Lewis en-. h. BOP Button, years, by
r. J. Acorns b. Q. Captlin Jack, years. by
Rlngmaster, dam Mollic Austin, lis ios.....
@. 4. towards 3. G Snlalah. ears, by imp.
Eclipse, dam sasher BaroariIy, 125 lbs. 70
]. w. Weldons b. III. Little F!irt, aged, by Ulver-
ston. dam Kate Mcdonald, ITO lbs. ............ 10
Time, 347k.
Fell at fourth hurdle but did but lille damage to
herself or rider.
PooLs.-Limestone, $42o; shlalah, SIS; Bob
Brltton, $50; Captain Jack, $45; Tom feathers,
fastest time record for this character OF race.
SAME DAY-SECoND RAcE--Purse $780, Tor all
ages: free handicap; mile heats; $500 to the nrst
and 500 TO the second horse.
M. Welch's en-. M. Mary L., aged by Voucher.
dam by Epsilon, 106 lbs ........ 5000. /.
J. w. Weldon's 1T. g. Mlldew. years, By Lex
inRton, dam Mildred 9S lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 2
George Il. Reefs cn. C. Vortex. years, by
Nanuai, Gam BloHulu, "a IDS. ................ 3
Time, 1:471s-147H.
PooLs-Mildew. 500; Vortex, 5000; Mary l.,
$l65. First heat won by nall length and the
second by one length.
SAME DAY-THIRD RACE--Purse $500, for all
ages one mile and three,quarters; $500 to the
first, SIS to the second and $50 TO the third horse.
NJ. WEIGHS b. e. Captain Hutchinson, aged by
Voucher. dam by Zero, liz los. ................
T. G.. Bacon Co.'s br. h. Granger. aged, by
Aysgartn, dam by Charley Ball, 115 lbs....... 2
William Cottrlli's ch T. Bonaventure. years.
by Harry OF the West, dam Maggie c., 101 lbs. 8
William NJ. Connor's CD. c. Stampede years, by
war Dance, Dam Sally Morgan, 104 lbs. ....... 4
Time. 3:l0A.
PooLs-In the city, Bonaventure, 1926; Granger.
SEQ; Stampede, $40; Captain HUTCHINSON $780, ON
the track Bonaventure was the favorite 4 to i
over oil the rest. Bonaventure and Granger ran
neck ana neck until entering the homestretch,
when Granger went TO the front. but was passed
by Captain Hutchinson before reaching the string.
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NEW YORK FoRGERs.

MONTREAL, April 16, 1875.
Joseph and Davis Repston, OF New York, were
arrested here TO day on q charge or forgery.
Extradttion papers are being prepared.
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DIALECTS MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR has served this pur
pose since loiO IL mas never failed.
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