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Smyrna times., 1876-09-06
Agricultural Notes.

Science and humanity between them
have developed a new industry in Paris.
Surgeons lecture regularly at the swim
ming baths on the means of rosuscitating
persons apparently drowned, and sundrv
individuals, skillful in natation, allow them
selves to be partially drowned three or four
times day in order to supply these
surgeons with subjects The most tough
and determined among them earn from
twelve to sixteen francs a day at this really
" drcanful trade"
The celebrated John Randolph, in one
OF his letters to young relative, says: a
know nothing | am so anxious you should
acquire as the faculty of saying mo- You
must expect unreasonable requests to be
performed to you every day of your life,
and must endeavor to deny with as much
facility and kindness as you acquiesce."
The Richmond (Va.) Rcgister says a
farmer near that place, finding his COWS
were not giving their usual quantity of
milk, set a watch upon them, and discoved
lot of good-sized pigs sucking them.
Eastern pork packers are sending to
California something new in smoked meat
small pigs being cured entire, 50 that the
purchaser obtains from the same package,
done up in canvas, hams, shoulder and
bacon.
Mig died of sunstroke at Lake George.
lie was dog, and his death is Iamentcd
because by performing in circus, he
earned 500 week for his master.
A COW was found last week standing
stark and stiff in pasture in Maine. She
had been struck by lightning and killed,
but not thrown to the ground.
The family tree Of Texas family shows
branch on which several members have
been hanged for stealing horses.
Numbers of citizens of Georgia and the
Csrolinas are emigrating to Texas.
Smyrna times., 1876-09-06

Now school eloquence-oOllsge oar
rstions.
Smyrna times., 1876-09-06

Foo Chow, June, 1876.
, 1876-04-06
FINANCIAL


Fpeetat Dtspatch 10 This Chteaoo Ttihuns.
LACnossE, Wis.,, April 5.-Further inresttga-
tion into the affairs Of tho dcfunct Flrst Nation-
nl Bank Of this city convincoa onr citizcnB TINT
tho game played on thom has boon ono Of tho
most barefaced on record. About threo months
ago the bank changed hands, G. III. Wheeler, OF
Chicago, becoming President. WhceloF coming
to this city strongly recommended bT such mon
as J. c. Gnu1t and II. l.. Palmer. OF milwaukee, !;
Mr.. Hhuman, Of the Chicago Evening Journal and
President Burroughs Of tho Chicago University.
No ono took tho trouble to ascertain II tho let
ters voro genuine and no ono knows positively
now. The plnn Of tho mau Waoofcr has ori-
dou.ly boon from tho first to 80 through tho
bank for every dollar In sight, aud lis plan haH
bcen we'll carried out. This far tho depositors
are short about $4,000 With not 20 pcr cont
Of thls amount In available aBscts on hand
Another fact cropped out to.day-that number
Of busineHa men have made notes and got DIS
counts on tho aame, aud that when tho notea
weso due and thoy wanted III oxteua!on, they
would 10 told that the paper mas In Chicago,
and that it now not1 Waa made tho extension
would 10 granted. and tue old note pAeacd in on
It's receipt from Chicago. A number Of these mcn
now rcalZe having tn this way given two notes
for one loan. Tho business mon have
generally escaped, tho bulk Of tho shortage fall
lug to tho lot of. widows, mechanics laborers.
and men OF small means who hayo lost theis all.
Ftce-Irosidcnt Stone Was arreBtod tn Chicago
last night, but tho general Impression i6 that llc
is not roally knowing to tho frauds, but was
merely uacd a. stoot-pigeon by Whoeior. Ff-
teen thousand dollafe IN papers loft In trust In
Chicago have been found. A Ilsceivcr will soon
overhaulIug things, aud report Wilt aooa bo
mAlie DuftIic.
, 1876-04-06
POLITICAL.


tuss IA Methodist" Ii made the oxouss by Tho
Ullicago correspondent Of The Central {lltn0tsan
(ono ratkor, Grain-1nspoctor) 10 chAw up tho
aforeHatd " bogus" Methodist because In that
srtIc!o facts aso statsd that cannot bo dlspEoven
showing That tho MctlodIsts. a. an orgapza-
lion, do not tndorse Dsyefidgo. and. not having
exhausted tho ysa1s Of his wrath On him. pro-
cceIs to nnIsh up tho job ho has undertaken for
Dovoridae by . TRADE on Tue Tn1puxE knd Its
oourpe Ia tha present campkgn which hs asserts has
bcen Aource Of modification 10 ths Republicans In
Chicago and throughout The Stata" Wo would like to
ak th pretended reflector Of tho feeling Of Tho o
rublcans Of ths s.ats, In what way1 because TIKI
Tnfnuxx has rcfused to wink Ut corruption In high
Places and ,ndoraed Bscrsary lsistow In ha unnch-
Ing campaign against fssud' Dtoauss Tux TAsnuxE
han been tho enemy Of Tho ,vlisky nnR: and that In
oh!e.Ho rsrtoussfiy w hass no doSnt 10y sh.s many
ihe Btae hare been mortified Ut thu Tnk Thin.
ukx has taksnt bus ~ Tho aame Way That Deltnhp,
dAnAbie frauds exposed 70 tho public gate. II it bo-
Gauss Tux TaIRuNa hs4 advocated she nomination Of
Republican. who staud above fsGsosct 7-snct men
wio hsyc not 1noraied the ltepubiican party with
their informal corruption, stupidsy. and nteeillsy
senator Iogans idea that 10 nas norFaI,c on thia
Htate and I'll sprointmcnts7 II this IL x'eren TitH
r. W. n 81. tns 9 .n 01 ~
In tho Btate Ia for THE TRIBUNE To proceed with The
"motttncatjon course nnu1 tho name Of the Kapnb4
i!csn Iarty shall 10 bur1tsLcd nd m.de bright III
Wilsot,, SUMNER and Lovsjoyt asi that ca.s Of men
represented tho poople in tho Executive chair
and counctl-rooms Of tho nauon. Il 1t because
Will .,o .tn,ent e1prcsaed b5 tlal eminent aud
sss rSea .shos sofss ,oE osEt T. mt IN r.
form"7 n 30 wc say again tLlt tho better c!asn d
tic Republican party. tho respectable portion, whos
lla1Is have not lcpn stained with bhotnoney. htstt
fly iulorso It Ia that course. And. In conclusion
would ssy to this g1ay.hoade'i ap1onoe of tie accl
dental Governor, wllo apenls his tnlo Writing dissor
esa In tie Interest os hts chief at Springfield shas
know hts "ear.rnnrks" and that he IL hethnilst b,
profession and tAat. 1t protesting against Logan ant
leycrIdge, using tho Church TOOL 70 further thel
selfish enda, makes bogus Methodist, In ton
trat tluotlon u that taes that favor sucl4 work.
want 10 b. known ~ THAT "Doous" MEtuou1ss.
, 1876-04-06
action regarding hts death Mill be Lell to-mor.

speefai Df.rateh Il 7ns Chicago 7taann..
PKontA, ILL.,. April bat noon to-day FAshor
HafIigau, OF 1T. MAV's Church, died nuddonlY
And unexpectedly. f1e preached sunday, aud
Wis In good health, but Monday 1o WAS tsken
down with whht seemed slight !l1noso, but
which terminated IN ha death. Father iIattl-
gan waa very much cstonmcd throughout ths
Dloccae. hnd hls loss will bs sovoro one 10 tho
Church.
Mrs. W. r. Dow1ai,, wife Of ". r. Dowdall,
Of tho National Democrat, diod this Afternoon.
Mira. Dowuall hea boon an invnl'd for somo time.
but htrong hopca we're entertained Of her tecov-
cry up 10 to-dsy.
s,te.a. !s.patfh .f', I" n. cs''aao r,lban:;.
Z. Gage, ono of tho pioneers OF Tho Saginaw
Valley, died Ia thin city today, aged GO. Cnpt.
1age uas nAtivo Of Troy, N. T., moved to Do-
tloit tn 1910, wAs a HembnF OF tho Brady
0ukrds. and commanded \ company raised Ia
Detroit In tho Mexican War. lie caulo 10 tho
SaginhWs In 1870. During tho Into War ho
raIsod and commanded for one year Company A.
Fourtsouth MIchtg1n Infantry. l1o WAS ubt.
yoraally essaemcd. and loasoa largo cisclo Of
WARM frleuds.
Special I}f.patth 10 Tnt Chttaao tribune.
LINCOLN, Mob, April 5.-rhis morning John
Madison. cofored ulhn, res IlnR about miloa
from bore, waB found dead On tho road just out
side Of tho city, An open knifc lay bosias him,
wore no marks Of vioIonce OH hfs pcrson. Tho
Cosonor'a Jury Rdtourued till tomorrow, IN
llopes Of o6tnining evidence 10 show w]lothcr It
wore murder or NATURAL death.
PARIS, April b.--Alr. llomo, tho prominent
Bprisualist. died suddenly Saturday, whllo tFav-
cling OF tho taiiway ftom 1T. Petersburg to
berlin.
, 1876-04-06


TUE COMING EIpOHrTloN,
PAnls, April t.-A dccroo was promulgated to-
day, fixing tho lat OF May, 1875 as tho dato for
Nle opening Of tho Universal Exhibition.
. TIE rnE2s LAWS.
The Government. has ordored tho pfafpct to
pormt tho salo Of Ill newspapers, without ex.
copsiou, by ordinary uowsdoaiots and III sAs
Atrect.
nAlsINu or THE BMoH.
Fhe journal 0J1cial promulga.ea tho tar In
npdlatuly raising ths state Of siose.
EGYPTIAN FINANCES
LONDON, Aprt! 5.-'The Pail Afau Gazette says
tho action Of Franco in ths Khetlive's hehAlf
was prccir1tated by tho romonssranco of tho
lenders Of Tho majority In the Assembly, who
formally lntimatel 10 tic Government that FIR
ther waiting upon English plans would cotnrol
parliamentary atssck. Thsa iutimntfon
WAs made Mt tho cnd OF last
wcek. and known to represent Ho much popular
feeling that it led to definite acttou. Tie Frcnct
Government has resolved tu Cooperate witt
Italy without further reference to England They
will glyo acttye support OH grounds Of wliat
thoy conceive to DO public policy to tho pro.'oHL
to ta!so ne~ loan to sulerHeda the floating
debt, Hhch Ia tho EAosliyos real difficulty.
ANOTHER ELECTION AKEuLLKD.
LONDON, April G-5 =. M.-1ho Paris corro-
spoudcut OF the Times reports that tho Chamber
oflUsputteB hns anuullud tho election Of pey-
Eusao-a Dunapattlat.
, 1876-04-06

Cutting Down tho Salaries OF EN-
u1NYeae

p10Yes.
ISpeetal D,$pateh 70 The Chicago Tftbunt.
JoL1Er, ILL.,, April 5.-Tho economical wave
has struck tho Btats Penston.,ary and swallowed
that institution. at \ special meeting Of q ma-
iotity OF ths Board OF Commissioners, held IT
tito prison yesterday. afternoon. the salaries Of
employees, from Asastant-Deputy Nardon
down to tho last recruit on tho
WALL. wcro roducod 20 per cont. This
is tho secord reduction they havo
suffered within fow months, and their pRy
previous to this xaa not fair compensation
for tho services thoy performed. The scduc-
ton IS due, ostonaib,y. to dccr case in the cost
of living. but in reality to . lack Of funds and
pcnstso hero at present as It waa ono, two. or
three years. ago, and rents nto aa high
now ns thoy woro thon. Tho contraction
affects mon who barely made both ends
rneot before. II tho Commissioners reai1y vant-
ed to economics and do ths fair thing, they
could havo doue 80 by reducing thotr own eal-
aries IN tue samo proportion, giving up thc.r
choice cigars aud liquors, their expensive meet
iugR at tho Palmer 1louse.a Other porquisltes,
OF rcstgning altogether, which would have been
far better, as tho Board Ia more ornamental than
t,soful, nud thereby saving 81. 500 per an1ium to
the Btato. They could have aIao dispensed
with unnecessary improvements in tho Wnrtlou
House, Which coat el.200 or $1,000, aud other
improvements which wore not required. Tho
u,Attor In looked upon here IL very thin e!cc-
tfonccring dot1Bo. The money thus savod is
It Is proper TO say that Col. Eolemao was not
present it tho meeting. There are 100 1dlo con-
vtcts In tho Poultentiaty, Who arc Irving On half
rattona.
, 1876-04-06

Tho Nru0islyn CONGREGATIONAL Aaso-
ciitiuh Cullstdcr His Ctsc-Dr. 1Iads
inason 1lnitc. appropriation.
New YonK, April 5.-Tho annual mooung of
tho New York aud Drooklyn Association OF Con-
gregattona1 Mintaters began this morning. Tho
organization was et1ectod by tho CHOICE Of tho
lsov. George Whipplo. Moderator. Only about
twenty poraons wero present when tho TessinE
opened, aud amonR othora woro tho llov. Henry
Ward Bceohpt. tho 1,ov. Henry NJ. Btorrs,
tho 1.ov. 1ir. Whlttemore, tho Rev.
Afr. Halliday, tho llgy. Dr.. Dudngton,
tho nev. Lyman Abbott. The Committee Of
five appointed to report wlht moasurea aro
necessary, II any, in regard to tho groat scan-
dal, bcing ready to report, members OF tho press
,Soro excluded. The motion for an executive
session received aevernl negative vosos,
H: Ar: Bcccher Beech. being emong tue num1o5 nes
aDaerstood @ to TO- state viz thst vl'is sbero Is grave
need Of thorough investigation OF tho mho1e
aubjcct-nattor Of tho scandal. tho difficulty OF
carrying on swo or moro Investigations at the
gstno tlmo II fully tesIzod, and. therefore, Y
is recommended that tho Association wait untit
The plan devised by tho Advisory Council ex-
pires by limitation, OF until tho proapcct OF Nh
ecclesiastical Investigation is loss marked boforo
takinE any further ssopa.
The report created sotac excitement, and y
SHARP debate enhuea, III which air. Deochor
took .xaau prominent taa.,,,I part speakinK IN
Other ''s tbinss sAu ho ''''1a aid ' he Wanted tIs
trial 10 bo tho last one. 1IO alone Of all mon
know the truth. and ho knew tnat ho Was inno-
cont." lharo was nothing which ho lad to dread
from tho closest scrutiny. lie wanted ovidence
aattaty bis brothers, Dadipgton and
s'f: deabsss as % shs nsa 1ss aentes
, 1876-04-06

ALBANY. N. Y, April 5.-postmaster-dener g.
JcueIl left on tho fnst-nail tratu this morning,
intending to go through TO Chicago, inspecting
tho working OF tho fast.nsil system.
SPECIAL Dtpo&eh 70 The Ch.cdqo TRIBUNE.
LEAvESwonru. Kan, April 5.-rarties In tho
cty to-day from oskaloosA Jefferson County.
Kan, about 20 miles from Leavenworth, say
th4t there ia great o1cItament over tho dis-
coyory Of lead in thnt region. OF ]ato many
discoveries Of this nature have been made In
Kansas.
sr. Louis. April 5.-Tho Injunction applied
Missouri State .Lottcry, to restrain polico au-
shoritIsa from Interfering with their busincaa
pending tho appeal Of thoir casos to the su-
promo Court, WAS refused to-day BY tue Circuit
Court.
, 1876-04-06

Lor1ss1LIE, April 5.-Tho Commissioners re-
Gently appointed by the Governor, McCroary, to
consider the propriety OF fish culture in Kon-
lucky. mot at the Gait House to-day and elected
Pack Thonns. of LouisSitlo, President, and DR..
8. W. Cuubs, Of Lancaster, Secretary. Much
fniscellancous business WAS transacted, and q
tncmbor deputizad to yisit other cltles and OK
nmtno tho hstchtng-houses. 1t IL proposed TO
deposit large quantities Of spawn III Kentucky
wators, and regulate fishing go that in fow
years tho million dollars whict, Ia pail annually
hy kentucky to other States for fish will bo kept
At homo.
, 1876-04-06

Dounell ID likely 10 start = frs church on his
oHn account.
The Irish Canadian Catholic organ Of this
jho Abandonment Of 81. patrick's DAY aud other
Irish national processtona on tho ground that
thoy noedlesal5 stir up atsifo, and pravont Irish
men OF different croeds meeting TOR common
object.
5psetal Lhspateh to The Ca,raoo Tribune
OTTAWA. Ons., April 6.-Wilh = yloN 10 80.
curing IN oArly adjournment. Il wAs to-day do
c3od to drop tho insurance bill for thtH sesaiou.
II would haya caused a great dehhte In tho Com
mona. and have been vigorously opposed In tho
kanate. MF. Cartwright promises to paas tue
measure nexk Beeston.
, 1876-04-06
TURKEY.
nnaNfAia I1EYnI,r

Gu6H4A = HGfGLIs
LONDON. april G-5 q. MA Vienna dispatch
reports that tho Inhabitants Of tho Bihacs Dis
trct Of Bosnia hayo royolted. Tho tobo1s
chcascd for tho Emperor Of Austria. They hayo
boen Joined BY aome 1lalommodans, and cap
turcd quantity Of powder.
GETTING wonaE.
The Ruoaian Telegruphio Agency publishes
the following: Despite the happy conclusion
Of An hrnaiBtico tho general situation Of tho orr
ental question has rather boon aggravated. tho
Porto las rolupaod into inactivity, md leaves
tho European cabinets to work for peace
without aiding them BY tho application Of
reforms. On tho other hand tho revival
Of Mohammodan fanaticiam IL announced. no-
cont accounts Of mnaBacres Of. Chriatians arc
confirmed. Tho Christians are call,ng :or re-
prtsais. aud 6,0G0 insurgents haFo entered tho
Districts Of Dilaca and Trayinik. All those in
cidents are more serious becauao tlloy occur at
the beginning Of spring.
Tho Times raris correspondent points out Tho
specinl gravity of tho sbovo Btstou,out, ~ dts
patches OF tho Russian TeleEraphic Agency arc
Always strictly in keeping With tho opIulons OF
tho Russian Government. Tho tenor Of this
dispatch seems to show t'lat Enropo will ut last
lno" tho Immediate object Of RuBsta's recent
proceedings.
LONDON, Eng, April G.-5:8a a. MA Vienna
dispatch roporta tlAt 600 blhlhaul1nelans Lnyo
Joined the lnsnrrcction, aud 1t ia feared tho
moYoment will Bptoad. The truce in lIe1zo-
Eovlnn IL prolonged to tho 1Ath iuBtant. Con-
1czenecs botWoen Baron lsodcA and tho iusuS-
Esnta arc preceod1ng.
, 1876-04-06
Maximum Thermometer. IL. Minimum. o.,
0xIElAL OBSERVATIONS.
CuIcAuQ, ArrIi 6-Nldnight.
CANADIAN ITEMS.


TORONTO, April 5.-Considezablo agitation la
occasoned In religious c,sc1ea Ia connection With
the psooeedings agaIuat tho Rev. D. J. MoDou.
neil, minister OF st. Andrews Church, by tho
Toronto prsAbytetiAns. Mr. MoDonQell recently
p1oachod ssrnon 10 which he laid douu doo-
tIlnea concerning future puniahmsnt that oon-
dict with .eaohinga Of the Presbyterian Church,
aud for which tho presbyterians arc DOW calling
him to account. The bieo4y and mar.
sow-miudedneaa Of tho faction who Ma
disposed h puah ussters to = couniustou u gsa.
srall, condemned. 1t 10 thought thai it they
Are determined 10 force Reputation, ME. Nc
, 1876-04-06

Br, pAuL, blinnA April 5.-L. w. Rundlesk
aud Albert starkoy, young men attached to the
City Englueer corps. ua7crsed tho Minnesota
sewes for making measurements To-day. Rats-
ng themselves 1t = msnholo 70 rcft aud msko
entries Ia tnoiz leld-book, they noticed tho
stuolI Of gas, which inatanty exploded from
contact from tue candles which they carried.
Tho hair aud eyelaahcs OF both woro eatisnIy
burned OF. ThoIr faces aud necka wore badly
burned aud clotbsa ret OH fife. ltollinR III tho
savsr-1ater they extiuguis4sd tile tlFe aud
theu cfawled In the dark 400 fsot and ont OF all
open manholo, when they wore conveyed houle.
, 1876-04-06

HTkfMi D3sstatGa 70 Ans tAlfa4n 1T3DaH&+
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 6.-Tllo parties inser-
sstod in tbs caso Of the Indianapolis Cincinnati
Il Lafayette sgslnss tho Lafayette hluncls It
bloomington. wAlch Is set for lcaeing Thursday
morning before Judge Drummoud loft for Chi
cago this afternoon. President Ingalls and Bupt
Das1iagor, with Judge ltoadly, OF Cincinnati.
and uaker. lIOtd, and Hendricks. OF lndlan-
apolts, represent tho indianapolis, Cincinnati L
Lafayette COMPANY. President uoath with
Mesats riorcl aud fa!l5, constituting the man
aging directors with Hun, Mepouali. aud Duttor.
Of indianapolis 4. Baird aud Bon, and nopest
jones'. OF Lafayette. represent the Lafayette.
Muucis i Bloomington Company. Tho easo
involves tho right ot Tho Lafayette, Blun-
cio Il bloomington Company TO- cross
the Indianapolis, Cinctnnat1 l. Lafayette track
/ miles southeast OF Lafayette aud condemn
ther property for right OF way fiota the croaa-
lux into Lnfayosto The case ii an appeal from
JuuHs lseshsna's court at indianapolis, ho hav-
| ing stentoti an injunction In favor Of the ln-
JlanapoEls, Ciucinuati l. Lafayette Road aga!nat
lilo Lafayette, Muucie l. bloomington Road TWO
ueoks ago. Tho bt4&o conrts Eefused to grant
an injunction, and the H., III. 4 h party claim
that lhe Uuited Staten Court has no Jurisdiction.
, 1876-04-06

PUUIfNU THE WE > TEHH HORW3.
Tbe.e IL echsme on foot among tue Western
railroads which, II carried out. will undoubtedly
provo very disastrous 10 tho mercantile and
phipplng interests OF tho West, The scheme Ia
none leas than to pool all the Western roads on
tho sama basis ID tAs Eastorn pool. This. OF
course, would atop Ill oompotltton. and tho roks1s
could chArgo ~ high rates ~ thoY choao 10 put
on Tho goods to b shipped. Such = combination
would prove far mora injurious than The pool OF
the rosas lesdiug to the East ~ to and from tho
Western points there IN no lake competition ~
, 1876-04-06
Comments of tho London Times
on the yYinsloW Case.
It guggests the Necessity of Modifying
tho Extradition Treaty.
Affairs In tho Turkish Provinces Ron
Moro Threatening.
Many uahomodans Joining tho 1nsur.
gents in Bosnia.
PRONUNCIATION Of The Law Abo|lshing Ito ssale
of Siege In Franco.
GREAT BRITAIN

@H.TS 0It' FhAs
THE nIYLEMEx.
LONDON. April 5.--sr uonry ualford has rs-
signed tho Captalncy OF tho British National
Itstlo-featn.
DtAnAE1lH MtsTAKE.
Tho 1Iusalan press severely crtichcs Dis
Gaoli's remarks In tho debate Oh tho Royal
Titles bill, that 11nsaiA'a conquest Of Tartary
is we'll knoHn throughout India. aud that tho
Queens assumption Of tho .lt1o Of Emprc1s Of
India would bo received as sign Of our Do
termination to maintain our Indian Empire."
THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Tho second report Of tho result Of tho invostf-
cation into tho dynamite explosion at uronor-
haven, some months ago, Is published. 1t rnnn-
ttons that throo cases Of furs Hhippcd nt Ialifhx
In tho m!aslng a!oamor City al Boston, by
James Thomas wore uninsured.
wiHsLow.
The Times this morning, referring to the case
Of Winelow. says. "After two mouttia from
tho da.o of his committai, Winslow ,7ill
DO entitled to his dtacbareo. unless tho
Judgea hold Tint tho oronta which lavo &C.
curral constitute sufficient cause to tho con-
srary, within tho meaning Of tho twelfth section
Of tho E1tradltioh net. Whothor Wiuslpy IL 10
tho United States Government will, or can, ar-
range to restrict tho ctarges upon which TO Is
tried. 80 as to entAfy the Extradtion act. Wo
cau have no wteh to give Rhoter to M Amcri-
can crim!pa1 but Of course tic Inv must bo
oboyod by cur own Executive, aud strong grounds
will hago to be shown before wo should alteg
Cur law OF q point where II las been soIemnky
recognized by many treaties Tho truth IL, our
E1tradition tferty with tho United States ia VERY
insufficient. Negotiations have long been gong
on for Its improvement, aud it is 10 bo Hoped
that tho present complications will hnaten
them. Moan~hiIe. 1t will be remembered,
al we ask Is reciprocity, for afroady, by cur
own act, ne could not try Al English forgcr
who bad been surrendered by tho Unisod statos
except for the extsadition crilne Which might
DO proved by facts established in America. 1t
il matter Of wonder that this question has
not arisen before, but now 1t las been ruised,
our Government would appear to have no dis
crotion In tho matter"
sTN1KE ENDED.
L1rERrooL, April 6.-The strike Of tho dock
laborers las on1od. tho mon resumipg work on
!he old terna.
fEARY-1oAT DIBABTE1.
IoHnoN, April "a ferry boat which was be-
iuR drawn across tho River Doe ut Aberdeen
MAS capsized to-day in mid.strcam by tho vio-
lsnce OF the current, Tho boat wnH crowded
With passengers, and 1t Ia feared thirty perHons
Rcro drowned.
The Earl Of Eheftiold dlod yoBtordsy, aged II.
, 1876-04-06

New YoRK, April 6.-In tho suit OF Frank
Moulton &Ralns. Tie Row. Horny Ward Boecler.
the demurrer OF Tho defendant has been sus-
ta!ned, with lsare to &hs plaintiff 10 amend bis
complaint within twenty days. on payment OF
coats,
, 1876-04-06
HFACE

There In prospect tlat tho war which hAs
been going On for somo time past botwoon tho
Chicago and St. Louis roads Oh tho busiueas to
Missouri river points and plaoos beyond will
como to termination in a short time. Tho
managers OF the various lines havo gono to st.
Louis, whero q meeting sill be hold to-day and
mattcrs adjusted. OF course, this action Will
terminate tho present low tariffs to those points,
mud shippers will layo hereafter tho satisfaction
Of paving the high ratos prevailing bofor0 tho
trouble occurred to poiuts on tho Missouri
Ilyer.
, 1876-04-06
RUSSIA.


TIE PROPOSED CODE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, April "a berlin dispatch says Rus-
ia Intends to roopon shortly negotiations In ro-
yard to tho cotlihcatlon Of International tlghts In
limo Of war. and Iopea EuKland will adllers to
The amended proposals Of tho brussels Couior-
lQto.
, 1876-04-06

thors Ia 10 snd from tho East. mootng pf
tho managers Of the various Woasarn roads will la
IA, however, but little likelihood that tnis scheme viii
10 carried 10 successful ssue Thcra ara slnsnter
Of roada which look uhfAvofatly upon this ent,
anA N1 not Join Il un1csa extraordinary Induce
1nena are hei ont 10 thrrn. Then thtro ihe hank
rups croea~llnes who cannos very welt Jain mose-
1uent Of this kndt nn tho TIttcserh mt likely 10
40 into H. stascd that tho wi,oo tnatoe has osn
engineered " ca, Thon.a 8eott IN n interest Of
ahould dnter Western ron,s from guing inn ,nove-
n,cns of this kind, ~ atr Bcott las mover yrt Row
gFnat an1tets 10 beneal Western ruada Westtrn In
tfrnatA.