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The New York herald., 1876-07-01
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" "A L. IL IL y IL w -
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
SULTAN MOURAD'S DANGERS.
Servian War and the Aid Of
Sanguinary Mercenaries.
RUSSIAN OFFICIALS VASTLY ALARMED.
frinee NiIan's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Diplomacy
Of Some of the Great Powers.
MUKHTAR PACHA ENCAMPED.
Irish Home Rulers Motion for
SeH-Govemment
A SHIP CAPTAIN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
3readstuffs, Cotton and Silver
Supplies and Prices.
IRISH RIELBMEN IN HONE C0NPEFIFI0N
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LINENS ARE MADE sPLENDIDIY WHITE r.
washing them With PyLE's q. X. Soar. Worth trvi,
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

DONOvAN'S RESTAURANT No. EAST I2I
st doors from 5th Table dhote and private dun
ttcsa n
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rrrycr Milan NEAn ais HEADorAITlns.

llVNn0N July I, MO
Tho .Naasla,d's Vienna deapa,ch says Prince Milan
viii arrive IN the camp at ieligrsd early Saturday
, 1876-04-14
ITALY,


MORE roNoEN1Ea ON v1o1on EMMANUEL.
Tho paria correspondent Of the London Daily 1t,c-
rnph writes 10 thst Journal: "0rcat ssusation hau
bcan caused in financial crcics hero by tho discovery
OF some moro bl1a bearing tho forged
signature of King y!ctor Emmanuel. You
have already reportcdltho case That occurred at
A1ilan = fortnight s9o. Tho present discovery Is
ners'y smother stsgo # H. The inquiry ordered By
tstanoo OF who'll batch Of bills forged IN hia nAms
and circulated not ouiy In 1tay but In otbor co,a
tries. Two Of the'n-ono for Jc4,ooo and Que
police susrocted tho guilty accomplish,
who ia a .wo-known noney-changer noar TIM
l}oazso, snd wont 10 his house. but ho had
frat tno that tic 10 aiantno1no, whosa lnat,eisl
atv1tts uro no secret, hsa had bin own bills unleAs-
nnt!y increased BY meana Of forgery n 1867 Victor
aignod by hint hsd uht bee, presento 70 Treasurer.
II bora In addition to tho Kings signature tho names
Of Cheval,ot Lica and tho Count D.. an officer In
the army .ye5y xe replied l,a a1,e.:y
tho Count. But tho latter Lal just left home ai-
nouncing that be xss aotns abroad for e"
Eers were forthwith sont In III directions, aud
In tho course Of tho day tic Count found in d
roat-chaso obout nva h1guna from tho town. liz
allowed himself to bo conducted back to ths Tniaeu,
Ho was introduced into His Mstestyr study, and,
after few nllnutes' waiting. Tho Ring entered.
b far s5'Soo % il my n.pos.' Ths @ Count '1rs tbrsa
himself On hts kneoe 1t tha foot of lIs Majesty.
'Liaten,' continued tho King, raising him up. Il
ha1s aeespteI youF forged ill., and thare Il L. nui
Jou Muet leavs Italy, and moi return before three
ye.rs. Ths Count bent down bis head, tottored out
S @ s 5so M o ssye wGg d on
Emmanuel 10 not disposed to show mitch clc1suuy,
but il resolTed to let Tho Law sata sts eousac."
, 1876-04-14

PARTY In Tho schnmn which involved tho appointment
81 al least shrce Judges, and sso hia nomination for
:. esn l. III M Young Vii sa,s
,trouse.. comfy II sns di.tse ena ia flenls claim
'eaaon Tha struggle Will be vAtct,ed with no titt,r
del The dattte At the 1sas atata election. by over
II 1se 'iio iion. /. .. Sampson. Of
Tnk alxTH n1s1n1CT, .
tnRendsre.i In hs convention which thcn nominated
asonaly s ooneludo that he viii II re-eioetcd. Tho
tspuLcan majority Ia thu disr,c last year ws A12o.
IN THE SEVENTH pIsTRIcT
f,sson having declined 10 10 candidate ior ree1ec-
ion, aeyeral gentlemen h.!s entered tho asd t'e1'
oa T. s s. rsa ous. Ssd = Of sss 20.
Dol. " i. DUNCAN, q Less, eash hare stsens bsof-
IT. We spprshsn The VII na ~ rsa1s s
no douhs bas liz. K.sson would hsve received ths
domination had bo not declined. 1fe II mao ot
saissa enisn 'sy e s WIZ ael. Ss' dutes s rSe
semmsns, ,ho eonad.nea .na good VII
nan IL slo iisries Ii. enshu.Ia.a md eal
but the average voter ~ hc can. Dcsp!to The abuse
h I'D ss y anSS19 1 IT,
sGnsa; staas Il H. d.se III IL
et.sa y she pahiis inatsnatian which thtr ass
iras shsfy lsaa e.lo. DOM upon them. Chiea9o may
hot be gTatcd fat many Of the ronsptratoE. lavo
fonnd asylutn IN her limits hut ths lovers of fair
nea. and honor IN politics n 1ewanre none tbh iehs
itl rrot ly tLc!r Inwa experience and INT sttonap
10 ropeit tho as they wcro guilty Of Ia lows tn the
Fucker Stale. II they Ahoud make any such atlenp
trNw tlr1n nut N lows h.a dnnc.
Tho Hon. j. ". Mrpt hos written n letter. saying
lhat hS Will not sK1ln bs candidate In
THE 11duTIt D1sTnIOT;
tvo tcrms reem to h1yo Elt!tne his ambition. Hon.
william Hall. OF hts; Cnl. ". +. Sapp, Of Council
Huns; the ltnn ". NJ. utookn, Of Frtuont aid one
two others, named candidates: bnt II IL likely
That ono OF tle thrro will ba nuuinated-Ah!rl ons
will mol undertake. 10 fnrctall. Tas Republican
majority III this district vaa shout 4.n0 last year.
IN THE NINTH DISTINCT
1atfy poll from ~ COO majority. Mr.
oliver III his flrht term, and auppoEs will hs
sn ned. allhuISt Tiers in no little dss4t1gfAction
binsnG Ills conklitncnta III conteluonco OF Lis )" rag
t,napy incuatlnns. Tho peopa Of that district III
with la1ga majority OF ali tho feorls of the
s..e. tb ftrur nf soul anil rei.sblo MONETARY
tssEt, hnl havr sympathy with !ndstton!sts. But
the '.hg llin:h" IL asrony, aud e4n aGfera to b.
ehatitabie. u. q.
, 1876-04-14
SPAIN.

THE RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY.
LONDON, April 14.-A SIadrfd dispatch sayp the
Dias1o intateras paper energetcay drnies that tbs
Government iu.suda 10 sss44blish the coneorlas OF
1851,
HINu AIrnoAso'a MILITARY ENTRY INTO MADRID.
tarrspotdtnes Lon4o~ 1tn1.s.
MADRtD. March 2t.-aun and Wind fought on Bun.
day; atl tho BRIGHT Tho hsavcus blue &srauKs
costumes nae every strict picturesque and tongura
VI Al! na'uns stso1o in ysurans dlscun,.
sus4ct suits, Northern Hpauta.ds. al thsopged
tho atrcsts. aud with them mixed tho
Thousands Of infantry solde1 lads from The North tn
thele long blue areaeoa!s black tathcr waserprouf
1ls, aud bisek gsitors. kadrsl Wa Nts hugo. hut
ra,! n.s f f oss5y rew 40. n41g IT,
sssi4.ss ~ Il = 4 kasH.a a fset % - ,, 4 &s!s:as;;
aud ihate uiuaphaf wrsaths of laus.l. Adj to shis
viii .ts arsl srss,h aaa Fttsrlng orasn xers tssS.
H1oSs n1ousS n 1ss e M shons
u a 4: o. saed.y na ss 1'''
F.w seemed e for ths blnaht. ipwss it'll for
the really beautiful coneort Of SECULAR md naertl
were wsaang slois Way 10 sSs cimpa.+,ia L. TO- .. o.
eae.mp.nsnt mss M I, SA..!As M eIsy walls,
king md 0ens. Que.ad. ND Lo.ns III tsnss
.n9ag them sAa1.lns theif barisups sna fouehInK
WIN u hsis r. soaS.s ~ - ostYa O p nraxs mDn .a
lords md sJles h.I ieft ths drssTtea, wiabiowp oy
camp. .ua rntlsd Z aat!y in sab aud casino. and
helRLts. fearfully cold wa sau,lay night At e:s0 on
Monday 1uornlng thu Iroarx pasaded IL tho cap aud
at $40 set forth Tor the graud E"rada III jey Into tho
fno sr.ny, With Tho Kins md General. r.,mo de Ri.
ysEs sn ons.'d. y = thslE hs, 1'sea Into and
L.iIe sela u dolicsey ana eonc..ory kindness arc
never x.ntinK ~ eoaIt!, sRain .r4 Ill VIII 1slole.
, 1876-04-14

In Tho anviroua dlncoscred floating in the air.
aud partly entauglol amid tho branchcs Of :
troo. n whitn parcel, upborns by means Of SONS
twenty Or thirty l!tto 10y bslloong which woro
ntncletl to U. The attention Of tho police boina
onlIcd to this slugnInr object, It was broaphe
down mud tho package opoHod. Which proved 10
contain tho ootpso Of D newborn infant. m
vcatlgntion Into tho matter brought to light thu
toy-rnakor aud hts wifo.' Just after tho oonilne.
n1ent Of the iat4sr, tho huahand had tllatl sud,
donly, and all tho household goods and cllsttein
bad hoen Beized for rent. Tho unhappy woman
was driven mad by this accumulation OF n1s
fortunes sho killed hor infant, and then Went
out and thrsw hsrsef Into tho rtvsF, leaving bo.
hind her written paper In which Aho declared
her intention Of Committing suicide, hnu sNd
hcavcn."' The Toy balloons oytdontIy lad formea
part OF tho dead, husbands stock In trade,
, 1876-04-14

ranks wlt', t,r hrokr i!ke chnrao or esra'sy. and
cltned .I i a:lt' etai'rlr"d ltrr lnne ;lots son:
,eogn,,rd, hut. gr'rva 10 any. mt eesr greeted
hrr. Then c,ae ~ King. A IL. itsJe;ty ratHsd
s'Sn a es m 1 afy
u raer, G'itrtca and tel upon hs hoai anl
The he.!a sn sra rworu Of s stalr from every l.I-
1fa aoine.nra four deep n,nre oftnn In h.t oonpa-
Mrs: AZ were IN ,easy marching ORDER al ~rro n
pss n" = o..s s';ns fss cs 'ss r, sS 5 ae u:
;'s atrsies ot sno.hor century. 11o nun soomel
simply magnificent t,.. tho cIothes wsrs thrsa,l.
Gnrs tho heyonets had no glitter Or fusfro: snd TIE
sandals aud gators ~crn ra9Re1, toFn, aud patched.
from avery bright anu crowded balcony cs1na sowors
triumph. II any hsptess individual picked up and
o'tsyed to carry % oes Of thsss ltttle crowns hs
trooper; You hayent basn fighting In Tho North" I
should ray tho a.eraEo height of tie wn1,ll bs
feot inchcs and Of tho .d!anee cnpantcs feat 10
sed IT. fnsp,aek. ia stsxpso. pst q boo'a Enteii
coat rollel rouna his neck Id folded bel,ind Tho
Uampos- m.s viii : tc.nres. of sppaase. snd
saowered upon ht,n-sna Mof!one% and Eontreras.
Tho nnest regiments warn tho uo.so Artlilsry, the
carnlsy, and four Owe regiments Of ohalscuri. Any
time occupied in passing ths ruerta del Sol was
s ss ,a eI 4 w., @ ,ss 's:
tho rnsn in their threadbare cothss, with thar
sandals thst tAsy nsy learn 70 know that WAT T. not
always quite q Jest
A asirlous tncidout happened IN the Calls Aasla,
There waa a storpaec, tue troops were halted. and
from many balconies sonoons and eorpers wero show
erbl down. Tho sotdofa rushed forward to pick
thern up, aud snece.ded in getting . fev. Tho
Colonel sur',od round. and shuak h!s head. In a
tnoont thu mon returned to t.uir brnEon ranks tho
bonboua aud coppees wnre showcred doFn hgafn, and
not man moved. At 1Ast, sargoant went forward,
picked up tho co!s, aud distributed ihom to h CON-
tnny.
Al tho head OF eaeh regtnncnt rode ths Colonel,
tbe Adjutant and tho A!ds-tlo- Camp, and, in plain
black and solcttacel uniform tho Chaplin Of tno
Regiment. Tho Engineering Trains, ths slo1nlain
Provinces, well ~ tho Artillery ttlorse) and tho
Cavalry, "ere splendid sct Of follows.
The pageant paBsad byt the papers t1uttorcd down
this doves wees unloosed from tls windows, and tbs
long line Of bayoncts, ten Or fourteen lcsp, passed
under ths trinphAl arch on thele Msy to tho Nksa 10
bo uaiA or tupH.
, 1876-04-14
TURKEY.

Cors1ANI1nopLB, April 1f.--An Official tclearaphtc
dispatch from tho 0overno. Of Bosnia reports that
batt1o hss taken place Ksra betwcoa tho Turk
ish troops and LOCO lusurgeuts, from tho Austrian
bouk OF tho Save. Tho insurgents routed With
1osa Of 800 killed and wounded. portion OF tho band
pursued by the Turkish tfoopa rooFoascd the Hare,
while othefH took refuge IN The mountains. Tho Turk
tAh loss Ia trih!pg.
THE GREAT PQWEna.
Lnsnoa, April i3.-A special from Dcfiln Eays the
Northern Powers DECLINE Ia lseuss tho terms pro-
posed hy tbs Herzegoylnese dcGrs!nR them inadHtts
Of reforMa, II Ia Thought thres Imperial Govern
menA Will reply to tho memorial Of WsyWodeA by q
fresh g1uanons to hostll1t3sa and socopt The
6ultau's promises.
CONFERENCE.-The, April 1S-Thc plague Ia incftsK-
Ing at usglad.
toNpuN, April 13.-Turkry IL consolidating the prop
osttion of tho Jewish bondho!dorz, in conjunction
with othct deDoMlnatons to e1cAauRa boAls fur And
In Syrta.
RVaAlA IND AuHrHfA.
FIKNNA, April 13.-Tho Political Carrtspondtres
usWspapcg} kRys We ahla to state positively that
tho Ut tho insrEen provinces Of Turkey.
30 far Tiers as not been the slightest lcryncp bv-
tween tho two rowers.
hATlHFAGrION DEMANDED,
DELnA1DE. April l3.-AastrIa haa demanded aatis-
faction for tue insult offered ~ Prince Wree, her
representative, aui.ay by tho populAcs Bcryia IL
prepared 10 satisfy tAia dcH,and.
HERZEGOVINA.
LONDON, April 14-5 4. MA Vienna lispatGh SAYS
the rebelun has htokeu out about Teac1et In South
lferEeGoylua.
, 1876-04-14

r. appo!ntaA 10 as!anh to thc matter. Carried. aud
Ncssra. LAruesl. Feiol1, and owtn, sesccts ~
tbs Uoninttls..
Tho Sccrriary reported, concerning Tho ranvasn nd
registry nf vatrrs Tint I'll tho !r'okn FeprtncnfnR
tI'sks, had ttcn returned llese EXCEPT four.
Thn following Rc;lt!tmen wcra selected Ia roinu1nd
Tho ballot -o1 Guards at ta different polling. raes4
nh,1e,i: Kuah street bridgr, JsMes 4. klrk: Hatoh
llonts prcsinr II. ]. Willing; Ohio and Wells Streets
G. II. 4nll.ttr.
Tho Committee on ChallsnRsrs rcportrt, tho follow
Ing pcsaons IL act ~ challenger: First rrec1nes
Thomas DonRsl: Second Precinct. Charlea HArrtf; !;
Fourth Precinct. deoras Fergus, " Il. 0eleenuae, L.
T. %.d'xo.sh. y. Q. GhaTnan Fi'sh freslnei 81 I a.
Sixth Precinct J. 4. Rolf, H. H. Drown Herenth Pro.
cnct. L. g. csryer; E4shth praetnct, T. z. FRI.
Mr. willard Wootiasd w.a introduced by thr Chair
man and aroks for somo ttr,s on the ts.ucE Of thu
hour sttos whscn tho meeting adjourned to Saturday
evening,
, 1876-04-14
The Great Clock for the Centennial
Exhibition

kes Hassn RfVtster.
Tha clock for Memorial Hall, which haa oeea
building a. Thomaston, is completed. II IT.
splendid piece of work, and will no doubt DO u
work faithfully. TAaro aro ! 400 pieces. tho a. a.
timasod weight OF al being six tons. The mas
dulum ball aud rod soIgh 70o and 500 pounds
tho rod bsln9 l4x foat long, and oonueotad WI
the clookWork by what III known ~ GRAVITY e.
capement, and makes sno~soooud beats. Ile .oe toe
and expansion, IL enesAed 10 Two cylinders. ons
OF zinc aud ono Of atsel, which, BY shslr relati!s
expansion upward. maintain uniform centre
Of oscillation. THIS oscapemeut ts diftefsos
atsuctsa by Ibis conpany, aud somo fears vars
falt about its success, but every part sesnas y y
DO ita work perfectly. Tbs clock stAnds IT, IT,
high. There will b si1ty o. more dlals eoa.
nected with tho clock, which will b 1un ~ s!1v ~
trlcity, tho bands moving with every bsst Of ths
pendulum. The clock Tor Independence Haa
wlli stAna shout u Inches higher than this eoS'
, 1876-04-14
STORM AND FLOOD.


sp<e,at Dtsputsh u Ine Ch1ags Ts1uns.
Iowa Ciry, In, Apnl ia vosy asrions lsnA
slide occurred about milo west Of this city ,.si
night, which has incrnaced In e1tons this fo,o.
noon. This afternoon Tho mad lay Of, tho sracs
aoms . foot dssp, aud ssTsral sods In sxtont. A
largo force Of men ara hard at work clear,nf
AWAY Tho obstruction. Two passonBar and foul
freight trains from The west nsu On tho txuck,
Ono passengcr-traln has waited there anco las'
evening, And ths othorp since s O'Clock thi,
the Glide. Besides. enc passsngsr-trala
from Tho east has waitsd hess sIuos
morning. II is expected that tbs mud may b
clcared away by noon tomorrow 30 that trains
casl pass.
It has rainod hcro almost constantly for tva
dAya which cAnsod tho trouble on Tho road.
Ths DarllnRton, Cedar Tapiha Il Minnesots
noal Is ntao in liko trouble at different points.
Ths Iova Rtver at thia point IN sbove high.
water marx. ovss1owtog the lower part Of ths
city. Tho cattle-yards 1T tho dIsul,ory neas ths
river ara ovorlown, aud aomo 500 hoad Of catsia
aro standing in tho water nearly foot deep.
1lain and aooa hnye prevailed for two dsya md
nights.
, 1876-04-14
SAMOAN ISLANDS.

BAA FnAxo1sco, April 13.-A private letter from Ba-
mon says that doounsutA have bean found among
BtsnbsrRera papers showing that uAbcock. for cou-
tduraslon, obtalaei hteiubeEaor's appointment ~
special a8ant n!so tlas arrangement existed be-
tween stelnherger and J. B. Goddsfery l. Bon, Ham:
burg, by which tho former to play Into the hand4
Ut tho attef, who Mere to lAy1 monopoly Of the Ba-
moan trade to Ia tho bauke1s Of the Government aud
iaaue paper carrunsy. HeinbaEgez to have ~ per
cent Ill tvanBacous balxeen the nrm and tho Gov.
eminent. This nrm owned The Peerless, seisel by
Farrscsnta. tbs ennsts aud Aasmb!y support Hsaln.
berger, but Tho Liuz Aul people sss aga!nat him.
, 1876-04-14
GREECE.

CORRUPTION IN 1s1uu pLACEA.
ATHENS, April l3.-Tte High Cor1t Of Justice has
sentenced II. Ra1asnopoulouA, aformeF Aflntster Of
Ecc!esiassica ATsirs. to years. imprisonment do
psyluon OF political Tfgh!a during thres snrs ant 10
give tho $1o0oo he racrivsd q bribs to
tho Poor.Houso. n. Nko!oroulons former Minis
Of Justice, scntenced 10 ten month"; iolprgon-
nlsnt Ths Archbishop Of OophalonlA wAs 1ned no. 0Qo
the Arshhsahop q pstros, S!uo, And tho Atcabihop
Of Mssseno btuo1, being double tho amounts they
cotved bs.bes. AL wero impssche4 fos corruption
2nA GinlUAy.
Tia history Of Tho investigation IL "a follows: On tho
overtLrow ot tue Bulgaria Ministry te iste oppos!-
rouRlAhoA tho sight4 0! their fellow Deputies.
Tle Public Prosecutor Of tho Court nf Appeals In
Athens friend OF tue present Fiat Minister, poti-
toned ths IIoubo to nquiro Into tho conduct Of tho
Minister Of Juaues and Mls4I1cr for Ecclesiastical
Aats with regard 10 Tho splothtinant Of fur Arch
bishops setting forth the groun OF hla belief shat
their practices tiaI hcen corrupt committee Of aye
mcmbers was forthwith appointed tn tnsestsgsts lho
truth Of tho allegations, aud 10 Aet a. rfoaecntors IN
tho ayant OF deIsndAats being committed for trial.
Witnesses examined before shs GoDlmittes, aud
the exMiuis.srR aEzest.A on the lssh Of Nova1nbur
lA4t,
, 1876-04-14
SUBURBAN.,
1tYtlE r1HK.

At = meeting of tho Ta1.Payara' Campaign
Committee, hold at the aardnor House yestot-
day afternoon, on motion, tho following names
wero added 10 tho Campaign Uommittee:
First District-B. s. Benjamin, J. 3. Calhoun,
N. d, Dodson, H. ii. Wright. Hooond DISTRICT
J. E. Durcsclt, Charles Z. Pope, 8. 4. Downcs.
James NJ Hill. Tnir1 District IS. D. Foss, John
RattsubuEp, Asatel riercs. Charles NeGraw. Fourth
aud J. ". aIstrill. Fifth n!etrct-A II rowol. e. I.
l.oosh, David McDolc. aud Edward Owen. a!s.n
nIstses-A. Csnpbs!l, II. Sesc, G. Tuusona, and A.
Tho COMMITTEES then adjourned to msst at tho ea'l
Of The Chli{usp.
, 1876-04-14
FRANCE.


rREFEcTB APPOINTED.
LONDON, April 14-s ;. MA dispatch 10 the 1tnss
datcd Iarts midnight. gives lst Of fartyseven nav
appointments Of Projects, which wero etgned BY the
prcaIdent On Thursday. Important changes omong
zub-rrofects to follow.
WAL IN AL01ERs.
telassnna dated Alaic1s, Wednesday. reports Eor-
Gus engagement batween Frcnoh troops and tnaart-
outs south Of Constantine. The latter numbered LOCO
Infantry and 1oD cavalry. The Trsnoh farce wAa
much smaller. The Insurgents wore conplatelJ rs-
pulsed About 69o vert killed and wounded, in
cluding ths.r leader. A largo number ware taken
prisoners. Two French otllcsrH wero Wonudsd aud
twcuty olEccra killed or wounded.
THE nEHMAH ENrEnon's D1ETNDAy IN rAniH.
- nf.7'a;es r. a. to !:, {4mten 1sT:s, S:,;;,. .,n.
was celebrated hero At tho aernan Enusasy by din
ner given BY. prtnco l1ohe1Ioho 70 Ger
known. everything Thai faiI. from Lin
T. = e atspt and d' sss T. ,s r m
rosed GU this occasion The toast Of tho eynniug:
oensIemsn: iuyito ysu to drink Itis Majeaty's
German resdents In tais ~ ksve iast
Sn % e es the Ss h
every s otise ssie Sss no.
liz tho t t;sns,olnat!on which has s Iesn objected ia
1s 'yfs ss G' n ssr ase aaspsss
troubled BY garty struggles. Tls icy Q, Wlss hss
tlons which great transforst!ona IN tho pubiic lie
Of natlous lend In theic train. but ws who aso
abroad roJoice without reseryo that the t!1ao
Is passed when Germans sbroad enjo1ed, Indeed,
"a civilized people. cozta!u limited lsgreo Of ooa.
bt!etauou, but when the nation, such. Ind none;
re1otco 70 that We hays bohini III an En,pira
msus, = Of its population, Is raoic, ycs powerful
enough to protect whoever belnags TO 4. No cen-
grasutata oussolvoa having right to bo proud to
call ourselves utrnaua That thih Ia tho cses
It to the peovidenttal leaign which placed ss The
hcAa Of pr,issta Hing mho 1t OF toss historical
moments In which tio teany Of nfuoru 10 determined
for CENTURIES know how 10 form the ntcesbssy rtaotu
ton, and 70 whom Il has been given, by wiAo c,tcum-
epectton nad insrepda courage. 70 convert the
reality. And II juxt now dfew q
distinction between darmsns shroah md these 1t
homo, I will now reettfy this distinction. On ono
point sl Geruans sFecd wlsto.or thett political
!esuinEs. They al sGrted III their admiration for
our tllnetrtous Imperial hsser snd agreed In wish
ing that ood may sall preserve h.a to IN for many
years. Let ua theu, Join IN expressing this wish by
i beartY uoch."
, 1876-04-14

Epect1l Ds1,ateh Il Tho Chicago zt1sunt,
FonT WAYNE. lad, April 1o.-Tho funeral Of
tho lato N. Q. olds took place to-day. and NJ
an impohine denomination. Several hundred
employees Of LIS factory marched IN psoooasiod
10 tho cemetery. The pa!l-boArsrs wore tha
Hon. J. L. Williams, tue Hon. A, P. EdGerson
tho Hon. T. 7. Randall, tho hon. J. X. Edge!-
ton, Pllny Uongland, J. D. Nutman, aud ". u.
CpombB.
, 1876-04-14

speefal Dtsnasea 70 Ths Chtrass 1rtouns.
foRr WAsaK, Ind, April 1o.-This morning
Mre. John Druusberger. living mllsa soushwes
Of the city, got up from breakfast aud dFoppA
dead. Cause unknown,
, 1876-04-14
GERMANY.

LONDON, April l2.-The reported asgo,i.tiou. 70,
tho eeasiou 10 tho German Empire OF hs right Of Il.
Duta Of Enburg ~ hels. pres uurt1ys 10 sbs Dnrbv
Of BaIe.CobourK snd 0othA q cticialiY dsnjsd
, 1876-04-14
OLD AnE,


Special Diapdtch to lhs CAieado 14tbune.
EAST SAGINAW. Atch, April l3-Aln Van Eth
lady aged 81 years, was found seated In bet
chair dead. this morning. HE was living With
her son At Bay City, who was alsent At The tns.
Tho old lady was in tho house Alone u the tsnf
Of hor death.
, 1876-04-14

Spfc7dI DTsTdtth 70 fNt UhtedQ6 IF16aN.
DAVENPORT, L., April 13.-Throughont thin
county thousands Of dollars Of damage VIA done
by The lnto storm, twonty bridgea being washed
away. Tho loss In Scott County will reach $780,
600. All srafns on the Davenport l. st. Paul
Railroad havo beeo suspended for two days. No
tratnH have arrived from tho West sinoo yestor.
dny morning, though two passcnges-tralns got
hcto tonight. Thoro was heavy landslide On
tho Chicago, Rock Island L. PAcifcs miio
west Of this city. The loss to tho Roci
Isfand 1sailroad will reaoh $20.o00 at least
Rainzow Il Natlor. OF this city, lost 4o0.ooo
pounds Of meat. which WAS stored ID thBir cellar.
NtssiaBippf Ia higher than ever before Ut this
p,-11 feot above loM-Water mark.