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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United States for the District OF Nevada.

l. United States for the District Of Nevada.
In the matter Of Prime II.
Coleman, surviving partner Of T., p.,,,..
late firm Of Coleman 4 Fuen. ~ Da"Afup'Sy'
zlida, bankrupt.
This is to give notice that ON the seventh day
OF July, A. d. 1876, q Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of Prime Il. Cole
man. surviving partner Of the late firm Of Cole
man Fuenzlida Of Phoebe, in the County Of
Lincoln and State OF Nevada, who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on his own pettion that the
payment of any debts and delivery OF any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt to him. or for
his use. and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
creditors Of said bankrupt TO prove their debts
and to choose one or more assignees Of his
estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden at Virginia City, storey County, Ne
vada, before L. Strother. Register, on the nth
day of August. A D. 1875. at eleven o'clock =. IN.
AUGUSTUS ASH,
Q. 8. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy
for said District.
By J. r. HoAG.
Deputy MsrshaL
July ~. 1876. jylS.2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

The thunders of the Centennial out
burst Of eloquence and patriotism are
dying in faint echoes along both shores.
The country has shown it remembers
past efforts, appreciates present bless
ings-even II they are In disgniss-and
looks forward to on increased need OF
glory and grandeur. The sober require.
ments of everyday life once more de-
msnd attention. Wen hardly see any
thing like it till the commencement oil
the twentieth century, when the orators
will snnonnos lone hundred and twenty
Ave years have elapsed since the patriots
at Bunker Hill" etc.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NJ LANNAN,
IA for meat, purchased at the Nevada
Market, are hereby notified to pay the amount
OF their several debts without delay to A. b.
and W.. ]. O'Dougherty. Attorneys for l.. v.
LOOMS, to whom all OF said accounts have been
assigned and transferred by the said Lannan
No other persons than the undersigned have
any right or authority to collect said debts.
A. D. 1 W. J. O'DOUGHERTY,
Attorneys for l.. v. Loomis
Phoebe, New. March I'd. 1879. mrS.sOd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

Poor Custer is to have a monument
From all accounts it would seem as il
the hills that enclose the slaughter pen
in which he met his death would be last.
ing monuments Of his folly in rushting
unprspared to the attack.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

Grant is apparently going to give the
grabbars al! the chance he can before he
steps down and out forever.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

The Servians commenced the struggle
for liberty on the Fourth of July, 1876
a glorious omen.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

Carl Schurz has declared for Hayes
and Wheeler. Charles Frances Adams
throws up his hat for Tilden and Hend.
ricks, and the country enjoys compare
tive peace.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE
To Whom IL May Concern.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ANDY,
~ Mac and Hugh MILAN. owners In the 7-3O
(seven'Thirtyl Mine, Highland District. Lin
coin County. Nevads, that II they do not appear
within 30 days from this date and pay their pro.
portion OF the expenses incurred In developing
said mine, We will claim . forfeiture Of their
Interest according to law.
JAMES O'BRIEN,
JAMES VI. GREGoR.
July 18th. 1876. jyl4 God
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

They nre to have two smelling fur.
naces at Phoebe. to be built by subscrip.
tion.-lS. F. Stock Exchange.
How happy could we be with either. "
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

Blaine has accepted the Maine Sena-
torship rendered vacant by the new
Treasurer Lot NJ. Morrill,.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

Yellow fever is slightly epidemic il
New York.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

wHERE IT Is -Thsre 10 silver bullion
in The Bank Of England to the amount
Of ei45. 900. 900. France holds $50. 00O..
600 and Germany 600, 0O0. 900.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14

Chicago is nearly bankrupt. Tho peo.
pie won't pay taxes and the city treasury
is empty,
, 1876-04-11
h1'LEAN COUNTY.

ALVEY Campaign In Progress.
10 tbs Editor of Tha Chicago r1iouns'
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 7.-Nover In tho Ills
tory Of Mclean County has the desire for of1oo
been 30 great ~ Ills to-day. Dull tinucs aud the
want OF active employment brings to public
notice various individuals who ars busi}y engae-
cd ,u mapping out the campaign, and this too, iu
manner that mcots With tho most aauguine or
pocts.ious Of oscn particular candidate, Tho
township election Just passed. waa ono thas
WIS very warmly contested. although
.l,o1s did not exist my party opposition,
aud only fow potaona caEuo Into tho Aroma as
Independent candidates. ready to buck against
the regular Republican nominees, but, very
naturally. were defeated BY majoritios difficult
to be swallowed by tho ordinary mouthtul. taken
by disappointed aud badly -used candidates. OF
conrse, there does not exist any fear that tho
party Mill meet with dofea. OF any kind Ut the
approaching eloos.on. rhia would bo very
unreasonable thought to entertain In county
Whero frst tho oradlo Of 1!epublicansm was
rocked, bus, still. the orgapizalion must bo
kept perfect, for tho political movements
aud strength OF the Independents might
prove something now unlocked for, snd
nlth this view The party manipulatora
and offico-tceko1s arc busy preparing for tho
coming fall e!ecsous. The candidates for couu-
~ oldces arc In most caacs those presented for
Lse.e!esttons anu these who have baSu 10 {ottu-
, 1876-04-11
"JUSTICE VINDICATED."


Tho United Stntcs supreme Court Dee
cidcs tho Usage Lnnd Cusc. IN Favor
OF the Settlers.
1orEKA+ Kau., April 1o.-The United States
District Court convened here to-day, but dis
patches from Washington, announcing tho do
cislon OF tho Supreme Court In favor Of the
Osage settlers, drew. all attention from It.
United stasos Attorney Peck received dispatches
from Senator Ingalls,. Jerry Black, and
Judge Lawrence. announcing tho result and
conCrBtulating him. Cor. Galtcr for 5ears
President Of the EetttorB' League, vns recipient
Of congratulations from ali aides, Judge Blacks
telegram concluded as follows: "6hannon
honosed. Peck elor1ed. Justice vinlicatod.
truth triumphant, sotslerh protected. tho Lord
God onnipotent teiguest."
Fon7 ScoT7, Kan, April 10.-A epccial from
the 0sage Mission says: .'Tho people ho.e arc
Wild with c1citemont oyer tho uoxs Of tho do
ciHton OF tho United 6tntes Supreme Court Of
tho 0eago coded land case In fayor Of tho Get
tlcra- This docison secures tho homes OF 3000
families. Three hundred Runshav been fred bells
ringing. boniitcs burning, and tlags Tying, and
speeches we're mada ths morning by tho Hon.
W. 8, 6imous md other champions Ct tho Bet-
tiers cause. Mayor Stoddart hns issued proc
lamatiou appointing Saturday Of this week ~ o
day Of gonotAl rejoicing oEes tho decision. II
Is expected that 10000 people will bo present.
, 1876-04-11
A Mcmcnto OF q EcorEtn Cyclone.
Snrdnnah ,Et,st

A Talbot County gentleman hos II large
block Of p!no trco: into WITCH plank wes
deeply driven by the forco Of ono OF The hurri-
csnoa, or cyclones, Of last spring. Tho pink,
which was about M inch in thickness mad
inchos In width was torn BY the fury Of tho
storm from houae. 1t WAS not Bplintc1ed or
shlEered BY tho collision, but entered tho body
Of the tired AZ e'oarlv u it Ind been piece Of
sharp. edged iron driven in BY maui Tho
forco and velocity must have boon tremendous.
On che side tho block had hoen cut TO the
depth Of shout 9 inches, without roscting
tho end OF tie plank TINT entorcd the treo. Il
probably EXTENDED to the depth Of At lesdt 4
inchoa, and did not split tho troe IN tbs least.
It is uaderntood that this wonderful men1ento OF
tho power OF tho wind will ho sent to duo eiguhl
Service Bnrcau, where 1t will give peholltra
fnint ldcn Of tho forco Of Georgia cyclone.
, 1876-04-11

II you havo discharge from tho nose, Of
fousivs or Otherwise partial loss Of the sense of
smell. lasts, or hoasiug, oycs watcry OF weak,
feo! dull mud stupid or dehiltated, psn or press-
uro in the head tako cold easily you may ress
assured that you have tho catatrh. Thousands au-
uually, without mauifest!ng half OF tho abovu
symptomB, terminate in consumption, and end
IN tho grave. No disease Ia SO common, moro
deceptive, OF less understood by physicians. Il.
'. Pierce, NJ, D.. OF Ba1alo, N. y, III tho pro-
pretcr Of DR.. sago's CAtArfh Renedy-a perfect
specific for cata11h "cold In tho Load," or ca
tatzhal healaohe.
, 1876-04-11
TURKEY.
NoNTElsE1ltO

RAnrsA April 10.-lt Ia etased th1s the re-
viciuaItng OF Nteaco, through hiontouoGro.
failed Lecauso Montenegro refused to aasiat tho
Turkish Conaui At Nhgusa, who went 10 Mon
tonegro to obtain tho necessary transportation.
BHuHH.
CossrA171NoPIK, April 10.-Ths Governor OF
Bosnia telographa that the troops defeated .t0U
insurgents noar Madet last Saturday, killing
sixty. Tho Turks loat fvo killed.
AUsrn1aN INVASION THREATENED.
LONDON, April 11A-8 =. n.--Tde Rusd 3fir
asyorts that Prince Wrele, Austrian ropresen,a-
tive Al belgrade, = few days ago threatened shat
tho Austrian aud TuFklsd troops would occupy
Seryfa II sLe declared war against Turkey.
pr.nco Milan asked Wrodo to repeat tho threat
III writing. Wrcdo Immediately complied.
1rinco 5lifan laid tho wtittou communication
heforo tho Ministers hnd tic Parliamentary ~
Cotnmtttoo Of eighteen members, uho uuanl-
nlousIy advised him to pay no attention TO 1t.
A Vienna dispatch t0 tho TlMes fspofts that
mob made = wkr1ika demonstration In Del-
grado on Sunday and insultod two employees Of
tho Austrian consulate. The police did not In.
tsrttre. Austria has ordered her represents
tive to donlRr1d satisfaction.
r1lucs alitau. III an sdircas TO popular fes-
tIval On Sunday, said. "lf tho Turks attack
us wo have sulllciont force 10 ropci tlam.''
, 1876-04-11

Nrw ynuu Anri1 Jf>-Tho rtrIkn of laborera
-" na,H'.., n.,,. 1. wo.-a-r nn,i1
on tno Dela"afe' Aaeaa"ana q "cs.oln lsalt@
road has ended by moas OF tic uon returning to
work at the old rate Of 81 pnr day.
Soec,a, Dispa,eh to Ths caleago Tribune.
ern,unv1r1n iii Anril 1n.-Jr1,c soorntprv of
' ,.' T.. ..a,,.a.,,,a, .aaast ~ t,os
state to'daS maao a'a eon'-annua1 lepolso. .ses
received Tor tho atx months ondins April l.
Showing recepks Of So 555,6D
n"ad;to,s r ,nS.,.v t,lo1 = no,t,on IN b,,,rno,ov
.os'ns. ' - n WaHa,,, - % r s,rNoL, nnd viii ,y;i,.
heainst ~ u: moHeal!, =. y. AicNe''' ""o "4'l-
lam N. hlcNeill, Of pana;
ueorGs coqp'nna r o. Mton has n'oa soon-
tary @ pett.aon Nt.,.. IN aa.isy RanAfup.ey p,,u
Chicago received LICENSE to-day to organlze
With capital OF $poQo Ihe eorpofstofa are
Erancla alurphy, Albert l.. bWlth. ana doofso
II; Kimburh.
fostmaster crane. or tAls clty' WIG cohi-
dohced out Of e25 last soptonbot by i3ei!, tho
famoua witness who toatilied before tue Con-
gs'Ss'ona senats Io.ee % aSt Q. insessoo'
MENDOZA, ~. April lo.-WMlo farming oP.
oaasonn na. a. oo@none9a hsIo on 5as9soay tass 1
, 1876-04-11

THE HUSHlAN8 IN KHUkAND.
Br. pE1EnsBuno, March 2i.--The nusstan In
rallis Of to-day publishes tho following
TetegsaphIo adrices aunouncs that perfect order
prevails In the nswiy- formed Government Of Ferg-
hAna. Khokana u TiAbly recovering from tho tetrur
aud loss caused by ths civil war. Trade has within
very brief period attained extonalon which Il
Inascesed under the Tulo Of the kllan Khudoar. ius
ritory az far Ksrlteglu. ths lnl.hit.n Of which
delivered Fn.s l5oa he Khan to ths troops
sn n hs nts ret Lex s.s nS Ss,;as
hanged Il atarYhilan. tho hccue 1T his greasess
crimes, and whore, among other barbsrons act.. t,o
murdered stx Rtasian prisoners without tho slightest
Gauss. This just puushment has hot faiI,d 10 pro-
duce deep impression. AZ tho rnost fopulous aud
HtraRocaiy important points OF tho new government
Of Fer4hana garri4ons have been e.taUahsd and sd-
1nnlAtFatiyo authorities installed Khok4ud, the car.
tai of tho former khaus.e will also 10 tho capital Of tho
now government. An enyoy from the Aueer of KAah-
glr Is Oh his wsy to Khokaud.
, 1876-04-11
CHICAGO.
DhNH Mt1NH,

Thore was m unusual prologue TO the pro-
cdcdlpgs yestordhJ morning In tho United states
Court. Dofose tha arguments in tbs Froyslpger
chBo began Judge Dangs informed tue Court
that sx.9upe rgisor Mum waa present, and do
sired to pfead to the Indictments against him.
Afr. y. X. Dow, ono Of Mr.. Munn's COUNSEL was
also present, and, upon being fn.orfogA!ed BY
tho Court "a to tho Plea tho defendant Wished
10 entor. Ar. Mum, In ha strong, maniy tones,
replied, 'Not guilty" Tho ne1t thtn9 to 10
constdored waa Tho ttmo for tho trial. judge
DanRs observing that tho uoveritncnt "aa
any time. r1ohsd learned, however, from tbs coun.et
In the easo that Col. 1n4erso, tho PRINCIPAL cuunael.
va absent from tho city, aud would not heheso before
slr. Dow .ata thsy would b. ready b. Tho asth to
have the ds7 ot " tfta! a1sa. The defendant was
Judge plogett asael lhe Dstriet- Attorney itho had
DIasrict-Attornuy DangA said Tho now trial In tho
Corcoran Dislcry case would lrubabIy c!,Ine noxf.
1ic thought tho Government would bc ready in isw
Judge Broagelt hon remarked .h.. ho woula let hs
Alum e. cue 20 c, 20 Ivy @ %
Any; lle desired 70 3n1all al these whisky trian a
MI. snnn asld he waa ,satisnaa with this, and ho
had no doubt that he would b. rtnly carly in S1ay
Ms. 8orrs then Informed tue Court TINT
I111E wApswonTH
like to have the same understanding about The trial Of
bis caso.
aho 10 over until now Jury shoull ho callea 1t tio
May term. Tho Court aso sald lie would hx tho exact
dAy for the er!as this morning.
FAEfs1NuEn.
Tho rezt Of tho day was RtTen up to tho closing ar-
R1incnts In tho Fsoyanges and Soaverns case, MIR.
sote ,intii nsariy Is oeioef whea A ueu1t sdjoarnei
Mr storFs consumed nearly al q the aiteInoon'a scs
uI,S
this norn!ug.
It was announced IN yesterdays Tn1nusE TINT Tho
Hon. ]. D. Ward wond arrvo III tho c!iy yeserlay
runors ~ 10 Ills iavlps decamped Aud, suso enough,
TnE Tribune said he would. and tho two proceeded
to ther homes, which ara quita near each other On
H. Sut s,nea to
ness. Mr. WarJ wa still III, aud lopt bis bod yeator-
tay Iero,tes called A. .e ssntlosn resasss
III to 10 scen Mr. Stanford, however, holNs he will
be better this morning, aud sccordiusly addressed
would urpear this mosnlug anu otter the legu!ro1
batl. -
TIE "MAnY MEnn,1r" oIA1x.
nast week ettsmnntg . mike sensation by CHARGING
4 IL ya, ssaod I'LL M T. I Johnso
lawyer Of milwaukee,. het made the aatcneat. hr.
JOHNSON sas At tho Grand !'acino yesterday and tho
aud ha slated that the article !n tho f1n<s ulse-
hood made out Of wlo!o cloth. uo went to Naah-
inRton on behalf Of thu owner: Of ihs Mary
Merritt who rms seekiug to lisyo tho order Of
condemnation against tue seasa! net astdc. call was
latter said iat e had been tho former attorney
tho claimant, bio could not rightly have anything to 10
with It then. Application was tlen made 10 socitot
Wilson, which was successful. Mt JohnAo1 further
tonlcs TINT a1ly reporter called him with retesrnce
to ha matter until after tho article printed,
that he uade lie statements he is credited with hsvsng
made.
, 1876-04-11

The country press Of 11lir9is, On tho Demo-
cratic side is Just now sbrie6lnG for David DAVIS
fos President, and tho poattc'ana Ill Tie East, by
ali accounts, hare souo thought VI him. Tho
rokin TIMES, tho Rockford Jour74al tho CAIRO
Bulletin, aud other party orgaus. aoclaze that he
IL tho yory man 70 eave tho country. lut tho
keokuk 1atc City Gsepublcau) about Tits the
nail on tho head when it saYs: :" It Ia not prob
nb1o that the party will repeat tho experiment Of
1871. judpo Davis mover WIS Democrat. And
to sell out . great party that does exist to get
tho vote Of III imaginary third party that doesn't
exiat, has ceased to be = profitable vonture IN
American polit!cs."
, 1876-04-11
Speefat Dfspafeh 70 Tie Chttaan Tttbnns,

Speetat Mspafch 70 The Chteaan TRIBUNE,
E1. LOUIS, April 10.-uen. John Mcdonald
was brought into Court to-day to receive hia son-
tence. Owing to tho absence Of Judge Krum
ths ceremony was delayed I'LL uo1t Thursday.
Thoio Is crest public anxiety to know wlat tho
punishment Of tho plucky ox-Supervisor fa tobo.
It is considered certain that Lo vii! got at least
ten Jear4 iu tho Pen!tontiary. l1o was convicted
on eight counts, and cau be Bont up for three
years Oil each, making M aggregate sentence OF
Il JeatH should Judge Dillon dosfo to DO
Boyclo, Mcdonald has boon characterized ia
the pluckleat 1ingstcr thus fur Involved In tho
tolls OF the tlaw.- lie sustained The character
vol Ia tic courtroom to-day Ills bearing being
buoysnt and even jaunty, as of old. Mcdonald
Will mako nttouE appeal to be permitted to
jail, but there is no reaaon 10 believe tho Court
will extend him any favor not conferred on
Joyce.
THORPE,
There IL no doubt that i. d. Thorpe, tho con-
xlcted .ex-Storeksopor, hsa loft tho country.
Your correspondent WAS shown letter from
welhnown party in New York. addressed to citizen
Sere, e. u Nhish tt sail: "1saw ThoFpo just leiose
JouErF,
IN the United BtateA Court to-day, N. 3. choutaau,
~ eovlotsd dati!cr.. brought r Jourt. into COURT
M I'd 1.tsa to b discharged from his rscoeuizsacs
bad shosn diapos!Aon to run avay, bit Ill bonds
man h.1 seen ht: TO Telaye himself from The ro-
. a sas I'D s sansa o%
e. % a.a not aaa ms 70 procure anothes bond. Judge
M9aI At sh9 scea fos Mf ohoute.u sssed that II Was
th.. ~; Ghoutaaa Withdrew IRON u. bond. Sut ~.
1suse hts own business Aairs snada Il necesza1y M9
understanding that he To bo accommodated In tho
assss Ct securing new bond, Mr. Nohls Ruasan-
70 Away. JpUetf IL 4 S0On6!r NJ Hzh.
, 1876-04-11

to tho lato Williamson County vondetta. Aaron
'Nohl, Of franklin County Ku-Klux notoriety,
WAS errsignod this afternoon for trial on
a cl!atgo Of murdortng William slmmers,
3n 8a'tne County. from which county s
change Of venua Waa taken. Tho trfN ls now
10 progress. Tho of1csrs no longer hesitate
doing ihoir duty through fear, henoo tho large
docket. Tho Grand Jury ia = veI.setectod onc,
and will not stop ths good work whlcl ia wtptng
tho blood.staincd crimes from onr Btate's SOUTH
crn counttos. Tho legal fratoenlty aro tlere in
fHli array, and large number OF poopis IN
Marion manifest great fear As TO Muslo's fate.
IL IL we'll known that to IL on the name charge
for which Marshall Grain recently forfeited hin
1ife
, 1876-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sneefal Dispatch I, 73.e CA1cage Trioue..
AtnwAuxEE, April 10.-1n the Nannelnacher
case Judge Dixon completed the aadross to tho
Jury, and tho Court I'D dJournoa till morning, when
Judge Dyer will sum up.
WuKISBoN.
BAN FnANo1sco, April 10.-Charlea D. Wilk'n-
son, lsto Collector Of Informal Rovonuo for tho
.Wentern District Of Afisaourl, was arrested hcro
Saturday. and to-day retuaudol to the authorities
Of Missouri. He states TINT hs will pay every dollar
ho owes tbs Government on stamp ACCOUNT but Will
no! plead guilty Of conspiracy or embezzomeut.
, 1876-04-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE COLISEUM,

And avery eveninR tlis week. In sdI,tiun to tha
WoulcFfal elE0lAsT BOYS aud al Of the Pasosttea
Of lAst week, tho nAsReuapt have engaged 1t grcat
e1nenso the Nonter Of tina World, FLANK A. uIH-
boNS, the AERIAL KING, ihs embodiment OF daring,
gree, and peslection. N hts Araculoua champion
All. aud concluding With III 4ew and Original Sans
ton tnosoF beforo attempted By Auy aftist In Tho
warld). entitled The AVALANCHE, or SLIDE Fur
LIFE descending with fearful rspld!t whlle suaeud
cl by che foot, leot downward, fsu.n tho extrsmo
height Of tho leatrt Ia tho stage distance Of Is feet
No advance tn prices,
, 1876-04-11

Tho President Ii going to do abuut ts position for
Pardon. 1Ih E1cef1encys pleasure In that mailer 10
csreeted q 70 oh'eslty known hefe Thur.dAy o. F-
trouhlJ circulated to-day, and multitude Of sRnets
from stnoug The beat busineas circles SECURED.
nABcoCK.
81. Ioufs, Aprt1 Attorney Dyer stated
to-day thai Il Ehs nav point rssod 10 tho Mckee
sustained hT Judge D'llon ht will 70 before tho Dis
tfct Court call for te appearance OF 1op. DRbcoek 10
enswer othe od8nA indictment axanat bin, and
II la dncs not AnaWer, ask or forfeiture Of ia toud
and that cAptAa 10 lasted for hts arfest.
, 1876-04-11

epecnlatorn arc alike awaiting tho fdturo courae
OF buniness. This return Of dniacss IN
not surprising, conafdcrlog tho heavy
ntoeks reported At Liverpool and othor large
pprts, tho figures uhoHlng< that, although tho
nt,cka In London hAys declined almoat = third
ainco thu ond OF tho year. YET etserhore. and
Tho consumption, and thesa las bsou no diminu-
tltn Of stocka. Still tfloto Appoara to be hu!fi-
clint fismness In whoat at ptesent priccs to
prevent = vcry marked decline. and AnJ gtea&
chings either way seems improbable.
, 1876-04-11

Vienna Letter 10 Nep l'ork Herald.
The wlolo extont Of land under wator Ut tho
rroaept timo is about GOO square miles, including
1,G000o0 acres Of titled or arabic land, mhic.i
meana runod harvest hopcsscaiculAted at o,oo0,-
600 forms. As to tho loss md damage accru1ng
to tho whole countzy. 10000, 900 10 20, ooo. .ooa
wilt hardly suffice to repair It, Not sunbeam
bas leon yialblo for throo vcoka Flftoen
thousand people, who have Lost shelter and
home, aro being fed 1t public expense, 1000 at
Buda-Posth alone. Many Of them morc owners
Of houses, which have been leyelsd to the
ground or aro now toltering to their IalL
, 1876-04-11
ROME.

BPAfN AND THE VATICAN.
RoME, April 10.-rhe Vatican has received 3
noto from Cardinal Bimeons, the Huncio ns
Madrid, stating that Spain proposes to enforce
tho Concordat OF 1851 II tho Vatican will not
onposa tho clause OF tho Constitution relative 10
liberty of public worship.
TlE4 ITALIAN CABINET.
Tho tuon1bcrs Of tue now Cabinet hhvo been
Ee-elocted to Parliament by nearly unanimous
vote,
, 1876-04-11
A cAHADtAtl HORROR,

6pee7N UWpd{th % THe Cht:AIo FFl5HHk.
Moso 1soAp. Out, April l0.-Tl.o inqaoat on
the romans Of aiss. Ward, who vas burned to
death In her dwelling in :Ca!cdou East, Ia con-
o'uded. Tic verdict ia that eho camo To hcr
death by tho act OF her husband. The evidence
implies that Ward first murdered ILLS wife and
then set hts house On fro. Tho woman's body
appears TO- haro beon horribly mutilsted- a
rigid search ha. failed to discover tho head.
which had apparently been severed from thu
body BY o large butcher knife which val found
under = partially burnt mattress.
, 1876-04-11

6peeial Uttpdtch Ia The Chtcaaa Tf1bunt.
LEAyExwoETu, KIM, April 1o.-Tho body Of
= woman named Mary Leo, who formerly resided
in this city, was found to-day In tho baul-bar
about a mile above tho city Tho cause of her
death la ungnown.
A 4tnall boy nnmed Maurice Kerr. residing On
tic outskirts of tho city. mas kickoa to doatn by
q horse this morning,