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1. D. o9uokei and DR.. Wolcot4. Gao. Butter
GOV. amythB Wco-Presdents and Mr, 9unekai
secratary. Tho inmates Of tho Homes st Nil
Nsukoa and DAYTON are atll1 on thc increase, Aud
additional bni!dtnRa are found pscessary, md
fooma Hara authorized 10 10 erected It onos.
ELL PROTECTING OKLAHOMA.
WASHINGTON. Mafch 11.--The contest whick
has bean 40 long pending bssHeen tho Ilouas
Committees On Indian AffaiFs and tho Terrific
morning aettisd BY the uonas, Aftoe 4 sptfited
debate, 10 favor Of tie indian Commitaoe. Thtf
undoubtedly settles for tho prehent tho questton
~ 10 The Indian Territory 10 far tho taf'roada
With bill which. 90 far Al has been discovered,
eEectn.'ly closes thai country 10 tbo aiQantn
railroad BteA1 which has 10 long threatened thu
a5soFpt.on "', 81 that country. Tbs bill does
torr. but t. forb!ds any such opontng-up ot
tho Territory AZ would give tie fee simple
Of tho rich lands Of the Territory to the railroad
corporations. and wonld drive tho Indians oak
The Various tribes Of Choctaua, Creeks. Chicks.
aaws. and Semiuolos 10 ths Indian Territory al
have thor own peculiar and distinctive local
government, aud hqnasi-judictsl system. Tha
tIeAt!pa Of all Of these tribes With ths General
uoyerument provide that these governments
ngteod upon by tho inaian commlt.es respects
tneac t!extY provisions "a 70 local government
1t provides tho mnchinory Of general Tor.
r!korlhl GuyeronaDs, Whil0 preserving tho local
sef-goyernment and tbs tribal relations to tho
eeveral tribes OF civilized or eeml.civiilzed
indtaon within that Territory. Tho retention Of
the tribal re1aslon defeats tha granting OF lAndf
to railroads. for tho foo under Tbs treAt,ss doas
not revert to tho United Htstas 70 long ~ thaas
tribal 1slAtione are maintained.
PROFITABLE NAIL coNTRic7s.
The Houae Committee On post-Dmces and
post-!tn to.dby continued the exArninAhon of
y. =. Huntley In regard to several Noribxaat-
ward !nhl! contrncst held BY the firm of O. G.
liuntloy Co., or BY them ia combustion With
Barlow h sanaersoo. lie sad that these cop
ttscts paid very lssge profits. Tho cost Of ths
stock ou The taute trotu Helena 10 NiyeouIA was
wholly cleared by tue Afm in the hr4t fivc
months nf Hervics. Ths route from Red
dug. California 70 Rossburg, Ore., mas lei
to QUO j. P. Gaddsri et $4,000 psr yesr.
aud he performed tho service At that rats
Though with this FIRMS ssock) for = few
months, and then - failed." The intor1pedlata
bidder having been bought oY, the firm got The
contract aud now hold it 1t s75,uoo = year.
Tue nail ou the Helena ard bl,ssonla route
Weighs from 600 TO TOO pounds, and Oh tho routa
Of $50 miles between Helena &nd WAlla-Walt.,
200 or 800 pounts. Ths published statements
that hot mora than two letters day pas oyos
tins route aro falee, he said. The witness en-.
pLatica!ly den,od that ho had presented car.
risEe aud pair OF horsea to . cIerx In tho PoBk
Oitca Department; neither bs nor Any Of hil
pa1suers had ever done nuythiu9 Of The kiud,
pur bad they paid = coat to any Goyaruaaant Of.
| neiA1
, 1876-03-27
seSls, and not a mis- of Jungle In chs
hnE1e h&a bnen lstt unhtAtan Of TN.

sesls, apa nes a sa{!s of Jungle In ths
hngle has boen lsts unheAtsn Or tn
il has bean gte.s good fsrtuso :nas no ons il.
beon sotton,'y hurs in tho expedition. Tbs
mahouta and elephants eiawctl by tigers last
weaE arc doing nelf. The princo Iss liysd
among tho nstisss. .na, although shefs weso
purpose Of doing htm honor, sud hot Tor the
security Of hia Forson, Hts mhlious. who wss
accused OF timiditT yesterday when tbs b,y
tieef wts lying down. mid, ''Whv shona
oho had trusted tlinseIf 10 me, Lnrt ?" 3ha
onIy hurt tile Prince has had was can.sd by tia
s4tnga Of bess upoa his lace. but thsf uoro cs-
coedlngly painful for the tino.
Some curious things lasvo been seon in Sepaul.
The day tho Ft!ncs crossed the sardAh sul
vihited jung Dahaioot's catnn ho wRs shown III
enormous boh constructor. which vas dug out
IT fta iIolo In letbargic btate. and Eoused 70
some SORT Of l,fe bs hucxeta Of water Louiea
wsB ~ TUCK a. y.pouader. aud sonc IL faet
long, aud il seemed M Amiab)s reptile: bus
close At hand, co,ied round branch Of tr,a.
Was smother l,ytEo.t, which Was OF moro sylt
disposition, sos uhen Jung Bahadoor sens up
lnan 10 cut out tho branch, 30 tnat ths aerphnt
iolI with heavy thud to the 0rouud. it raised ita
head 1nahasiossy tnd moved over onco Or tWsca
a. II to attack, but eyootua'lg colted itsalf
tound tue traIch. aud. like ! truo philosopher,
asn1 to o. sGep, TIE so,':etlea ot living biras
Z
il most interesting and complete. II comprises
nan, luapeyan phsasanss, wh,e,i the Nepauisse
call duff" And aEEust winch they call noonA!,
the uan1e BY which the former are known by u,
KaleeRo, Coapsss, aud 8blckose Jungle
fowl III addition TO other aoIma1s Of III
kinds, and delightful little elephaut, which
the Prince rides ~ pony, and which thkes up
his whip ealsama, snd peri rms many tricks.
There was also novel exhibition IN Hshtnx to
vary the amuAeneots. Elephants Wore asut in-
10 pool, at each end OF which ~efa two ny
right nets. ousa'da these nets were ratts Of
feeds, op which tuen stt. The hAb, Driven ut TO
the nets by tho elephants, leaped Gear Over. but
fell onto tho rats, whare tbsy wtzo knocked on
! ths head BY she meu.
4 dance by tho MahAra1ahfs band tha osnc,
night 70 the strains OF "Ln CsacoYieune;' con.
yipced every QUO who saw # that Jung Daha.
door, when hs went home frG1n London. hal
| ordered the performances be had seen It the
oper1 10 te laarut, and that tne
dance wa strictly l1nitated from some
! ballet In vogue It Het Majes:ys Theatre
Thia dance was performed N front Of she
| camp. t1s, which ls an atter.albnar lnsLitut.op
! and which Jung Dahadoar attended, to pay hil
respects to tue psince sud arrange for the noxi
! days Sport, regularly esarv eyep.og. H.B favor
| lte nodo Of makluK short tourua7s. auch u
] that from hts camp - the Prince'at u Oh thf
| back Of bin faithful domessic. who carries hIn
| At the rata Of 6 Of 6 n,! 81 Al Lnur.
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FRANCE.
4HhETIt

PANS, March 9e.-rho discussion en Du-
resux (Uommisteesl develops tho fact that tho
minority in favor Of Amnoaty ts oven smaller
than Vas anticipated. Several Depntiss lntsad
to introduce motion that tho Cbau,barR, con,
tding ln tue drmnoaa and sentiments Of
clenepoy Of the Government. PaHH to the order
of the LAY. Tho motion Vil!, In Ill probability.
bo Edopea.
TIM Left have roHolvod to Htrongly contest.
and will rrobabIY inya1t0hte. several oloe-
tions. ESPECIALLY thUao OF Keller. the Cletioales
deputy from Holfort, Count DemRne. . Leglti-
mist Who cIaimed majority over Gslnbett In
AyIgnon. De L. Rociojaquelelp. q Leeltimiat,
and aayini. BonApastiBt: It tH stated tbat tho
Left h1ve decided 10 confirm, tho validity OF tho
electlou OF Nun, tho Claricallss. According to
re!,ahle iatelgeuco It IL certain that almost the
for some length OF time. The recent attacks Of
tho Republican Journals wore really not serious
being merely due to poltlc al tactlca>
Tak H4urFnEM1sr CAGE.
rAn1s, March lU-Tlie Civil Tribunal Of tho
! Selma gave Judgment to-day in tho nauHrcnout
| case. The trinceas do Uauftfomoa., Belgian
| by birth, obtained. It will bo remembered, :
! judicial separation from her husband, >
horaaf In oldenbufg, and matrisd Prince
| ueorsea Dihssco, the German law holding
that peEaon who haB procured Judicial SC ph-
| ration In country Hhore divorce docs not
extst ia ften 70 contract smother marriage. Tha
pItuco do Dau1remont ths5eupoa demanded
the custody Of the Children, whioh had bean
cout!dud to her, aud tho Paris Court ordered
that they should be PLACED in convent school.
both parents to have aecess 70 them, and
tho father 10 DO allowed 70 taks them out
| on holy da7s. Thus Judgment has remained .
dead letter, the Princess, with her children, ra.
,uaiuiug iu Germany. Tho Prince Do Uaui1lo,
| moat taau took proceedings to Aaso tho mar.
riaRe with Prince Bibesco declared null, TIT
| fotrs to-day depttted that thja m8rrfRQ6 VA IN
| valid, prohibited The Prlncoss from uaing ii,
nanas Of Dioeaco. and took coBnlkanoe OF thu
plaintiffs reservations ~ TO crlnalaA psocssd
| nEs tar big&uy.
, 1876-03-27

!sree.at Nspateh 70 tn Ch&eags 1sttpne.
LANSING, Mich, March 20--1ohu MAc9rel vas
arrested II Lealle tor etoplng With hS$ Ntfea
mother. ..
As ! matter OF retssnohuent, the Board OF
Trustees Of Eaton Rapids appoiutsd Chaslea
Wh,ttum Marshal, Night-Watch. aod Eug1neez
of their now stesmer, and the msrabern OF The
Ftte Company hsve Ia consequences tendstad
ttoir reBienstioua compromise sin probably
be effected
The Rov. Mr. Gravet, tho EvRuketst, Il ROW
at Charlotte, and daily meetings &ts being held.
With good k,ldlencas, Ns. DusksJ loads In adng-
Ing, ,,,.-.
Meeass Fellows i uaarlslee Aaaut April l. It4
political &ons Mill be independent.
A. the 1ushan Couasy Republican ooavenaon
the name of 8. D. bingham for Chairman OF tha
StAto Csn,11l Coum.sses. but, ~ that Esnua-
mans request ths motion VIZ 1ithdE1wh.
, 1876-03-27
NOTES AND NEWS.
cEfatER'H coMXlITEE cLEKE,

!srtetat Dlspafch 10 Thu Chicago 1rfaup.
WAsatSoros, .. G., htarch 28.--An interest,"
Ing quarrcl has brokon out between tic defead-
crs Of Mr.. Clynos. Tho correspondents of tho
Nov York Sun had induced CIymer to call on
several departments for papers which the SHn
correspondent wanted. Whsn tho lrat lot caulc
in al outotpsisins T{'oru correspondent got
thonl iisst from tho cork Of Clymor's Committee.
Thosoupon ClYmer seprimanded tho clesk for
giving out tho pspefs OF tho committea. When
tho second lot Of panors which tho Sun
correspondent wanted camo in, the WorM
representative, ba,uK on the watch. obta,uea
them also. Clytner yestnrday discharged tho
clerk. THO latter. no doubt, thought hn vha
doug Clymer real favor, a. tue World hAa been
ona Of bis 1iost vigorous defoaddfA
rgAsIoN TnAuus.
It is grave!y announced that the HnuHo Com
tnltiea On luvalld penBtous hhs dlsoovale Cd 4
great fraud. aud that D.. Van Arnin. Commits
to them, T1s charge Ia that fynuaulapt land
war; ant claims were Issued In largo amount.
Tho only ttoubla about this new sensation 10,
that it wa thoroughly Investigated IT. the time,
80 tar ~ Vah Arplm wha ooucerusd. and hs wAa
relieved Ia consequence Of tits tscsa than dr.
Volopod.
dAh FTLLKEa
haa turned up hoss again. Hs ia thouRhk to b.
working oa tbs inside for tbs Chicago WHISKY
peopls.
EANp.org,ok FRAUDS,
Or. 8. Z. Ltppiuos.t, Cnsot Clark Of tho Land
0ftce, has bpeu discharged With several othatB
III the Interior Department. Tor qaesuonablo
conduct In coDaect!ou Hlth Mtnnssot3 paplto
lands. Ths investigation WA Eecretly carried
IN In the Department, and the factA hAta not
~. been gtyeu to Tie public. It il sA.l th4t
ConRsesE will ck1l on Socrstsry Chandler for tho
facts, and sndsayos to ssceftAsn who nls% u in
the pool. --.-. -.-
uucxKER's corp.
Tho Comptroller ct tho Currency hss had tho
! xho!s forca Of his ott!ce at work !os more thso
| two uont:a On tho report otslsd for py Buck
| ney's HOUSE 1exouaon showing the ua1ns Of
every etockhoidor iu every cue OF tho ,o9o
National Bspks In tho United ststes. It viii not
| La ready for At iaRst fortnight and #hea
hnisnsd will mako two volumes ucaslT 10 latSa
IA tho Congressional l:soord. Ths Oonptrol!sr
says the object ", uo doubt, TO aseestAsn she
| natnes OF tho members Ut Congross hndlH
gtock ia Ea,,ousl DsutB, sud uIslmste!y 70 p1s-
ysut them IRON yot,uX on anauclal maaaurey,
| uo said list OF ths mombs1s 70 luteta1ted
| miahs hxvs been furnlshed III 10" days. Tho
ursasnt report Mill 10 10 volumtnocA that u will
b. : mastes Of great labor and t,ne TO salsos out
| at l. tas names Ut members OF Caa8ssss.
| nELkkAp 10 LoN1xk IN THx WAY.
| AsAyesuIt Of tho CONSULTATION sktaAdtuE Gsp.
shsr,nsn'a visit, tbs latter viii prooAbly return
| shortly. With Army HsadquArtsra, 70 Wkshlua-
TER so1.DIKns' aoNxs.
Tbs HsuaSsrs Of the HAtloua! aonsa foe Dis
&blpd Volunteer Ho'tisrA hAys besn n stsslon u
I kas Haltssn 0enaaAYs ofao4 duria6 ths lAas
thrs% dsy&. Pysssut, ohIsf tuhlos Waits, 9eo-
tstazY Of MAf rsfh 0sat.. Aua!er, Nssles. MsF'
AnaslAt Nd AvAtsdss. 0sx haa1ehs. khA ho1.
, 1876-03-27

Lou1svl11, March 28.-An exAmtnsslon of ths
records Of the United States Court BY Diatsios-
Attorney Wharton, who was Asalstans-A.tosney
when hstasow Wa Dislr1ct-Aitosuey, In 1865 aud
1867, does not show the name Of Isaac Naeves
auywhsrs since 1866. The only naue that could
ba found tn the records a.mi!Ar to this was that
With Illicit dltitliog, In The ytAr 1856. His casa
xAs tAksp 10 Qor.ugton. to which place Col.
Wharton tslsgraphsd ysaterdsy to fnd what dls'
ponlton had bssn M&ae Of the caso. Ths tsply
ha&n Indicted.
, 1876-03-27
CEHM

FEnp.SANp r2E!LloRATU.
LONDON. March 25-Ftrdiuxud Ffdiigrath vaa
buried In the cemetery Of Canbstadt, near Stutt-
gsrt, On tue 21St inst. Az oporuous multitude
followed the hta1eo, which ~as covered With
flowers. vsaathB. aud ra|ins, to tho place Of laat
destination from all parts Of Germany. Mournera
assembled from ovefy Quarter. 01any literary
hodios wero Represented, other through Meu1-
bcEs or rich toral gifse, willie thousands of pri-
vato individuals Joined tue funeral procession.
The grave WA sMnsroundea M BY Ludwig Pf@u. Otto
AYoiaaenfo1s, and many other leaders Of tho peo-
rlea party. tpourniag their loss. Mintstor
Herrle, OF CannH alt, preached tho funetaa ser
rnun, aud was followed by Carl Mayer, Who, 10
tho name Of tho Peoples party, hAde tho bo-
loved dad fareael
osx. yoy xotrKE.
LONDON, March 27.-h berlin dispatch at,-
nouncas tust Gen. Won Moltka las lett for Italy
on hix rnolsna' furlough.
4aEglcAS LEcrcREs.
Dlsnatth u Landuti Tlmes.
DEnElS, March l0.-At Ierhu yesterday tho
Rev. d. Thompson, from New York, closed bis
cousso Of lecsurcs in honor Of tho Alnarcan cen.
tonusy. The 1octuroH: which nero gratis and ut-
tracted al tho EuEliaA-spoaking persons ~
Berlin, ga7e conc!se sketch OF the slss and
progress OF the unisod states md Of their
roiatons u England and Germany. Temper.
ato mud tnteIllgont, they produced cops'-
Bcrvo good understanding between the two
countries. Or. Thompson will repent bis lec-
tu1oe a. Dresden and FIoranoo.
QUEEN LOUISE. ..
To-day, tho 1uDsh Anniversary Of the Birth
day OF Queen Loulss Of Prussia, was cels-
brated By tho RoyAl family attending
dlgipo seTvica In tbo Mauso.eum n
ChaIlostepburg. There il divine sarTsea
in mmY churches. Tho publlo schools
record the day by ceromopIoa- All tho Journals
publish leaders upon the life and merits Of the
| doeoascd, whoae truly royal bearing during the
| Nspolaon.o pos!od. Coupled wt!h tde gfxces Of
The most atplAbje and unpressndiug wem&uhool.
! TIC Emperor, her SOD, is ssatsd 10 approve the
pIso Of SONS patriots to erect : monument ts
| tho lata Q1oan.
, 1876-03-27
OBITUARY.,

pAoy.rsxoz, +. T., March 2a.-Ex'dov. 1AnsA
G, Smith died this mosatnN. ~,
olkYkLANp, O., As1eh a3.-T. g. bseksith. -
old And Esspsotea oisnsn. dieo n ~ tsstasaes
ksM os. d. 6im Ok 1aaks!tA etsshh& .oo..
essua1 dSslatk
, 1876-03-27

ap&etal UsoossA to Ths Ch4eaos 1rseuaa
Eloux Ctrf, H., March 28.-With the sxosp-
tsou Of 4 Ahalf-hour ysstekdAY afternoon, ths suu
haa not shons heee for the past wesk. Ths
sclipas of tho sun WA vsstbl4 In ehs locality
tos ABOUT sNenty MinutaA.
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course. Thrss Corsau pofts arc to be opened.
And the Kingdom is FREQ Of Accehs TO all Jap
Rneas. Theae arc latauAl congratulations.
BRAZIL.
4 a. a - 4 -

HOLIDAY.
Rio JArRtho, March 25.-To-1Ay ia ths nnpt-
verrs.y of tho Emperor Dom Podto II. taking
Of the oath Of fealtv to tho National Constatu-
tloo. The day hAs been ohsorrsd "a = public
holiday In Rio JAaelro. There raa grand rs-
ccption at tho palAep. TIM Cabinet, Counaelors.
and other Authort.os Of stato, tbs officers In
command Of tho garrison, aud tie commanding
officers Of tho navy, wote present. Tronps
turned out with rcglmen.al bsnd. md tho
wbo1a constituted brilliant hocno. The Bishop
Chapel, and. At tho cionn of tho religious oet-
emony, Ihoro uaB salvo o! artillery.
YKfk.ow FEVER.
Thnss hAve boon 61f deaths from yolfov teyer
IN the lsss Afteen dsys.
TIE EMrERon'e rnlr.
lfeB Fork f.rn<s. ifdrch 1s.
Tho Emperor Of brazil will ioave Rio Do JA-
ns,re to.day, tue 2s h, on tho iieyeIius. .1,e,
Liverpool line. This Company placed tho finest
Of ita steamers, tho M&sko;yne at tho disposal
Of Dom Pedro. but TO refused 1t, and ss coming
TO New York ~ lr'vaso passengcf,. accompanied
VI vel,us ia daoe In Nov York On Anril 20.
and tho, Emperor and hls auite expect 10
spend about three months In this country,
After resting about ono week III ta!s ctr. wlofe
TO Will probably stop nt the buckingham tfosoi,
.he Emperor wlll 50 10 Washington. snd thehce
20 phslsaelph.s, whe.e. II tnYt.ed. be wi! bs
ptosent NJ the opening Of tho Exhibition On May
10. Tho Emprcss will psopaoIy remain in Nov
York. while Dom podro will make i tol.e Of the
couotry. and he intends 10 go ~ far ~ San Fran
ciyco aud New utteAna. About ths middle Of Jnly
be-, bis wife, Auu suite will embark for Europe
Tue Etnp1ess Will remain In Germany with
her Krsndchitdron. while Dom Pedro will
| make an eixh. Of nina mo.sts' tour through
Northern Europe ard tbs Elas. trc1u ling Syria,
s,nIrnh aud tue Holy Laaa. H. viii asa.n
visit {tIst pt An1 tnen faio Il his xite 1t tbe
{ waters II GaBteiu. Tlle Enperor'a auto ia
composed on.y OF four gant oneu. n .tnoIs, The
| Vitcount of Rnul- Dottsa, vd!ar4u ssetcaman at
D.axil; Adnf.i Do Laua;a, Ds. Zoula Fontes.
the ttyacfan; aad MT. .iacajs. Tho steward.
| gbe EMp1sss htinaa one maid Of henos. 4
| 1,rRziau corye.s", ths Hituoto,v. Cam .odor
Cos.n Azesedo, was orde.ad to sail from Iao 10
t New YORK on Fab. is, especially for the W.T.
poss Of aaluting the tui:e1 States dag Ia phiia-
Do lphis Oh ,he next Fourth OF Jui5.
, 1876-03-27

tlsd, Tbs Khan Vas eompjstely routed by h!s
rebsllfous chtefs 10 . late battlo. The brittsh
Eonpmtahioner. who tIAa Rnub 10 tttampt to pcRo.
thse settlement, reports TIM. sc.i7e iatortsr..
enca is t,ot necessary. \. she 1ndiAn uo1efnmsnt
Ii cot pledged 10 either patti.
, 1876-03-27

CoIuHsus, O., March 26..~la tbs Houss "a
aay q htls VA Introduced 10 eoupsi st1sAa s>li.
foad oempAaleA 70 fura4h saah pAaseakaf slih
a&4h xa& tathld hi eeoHdinx of eAtd.
, 1876-03-27

HznTtA TALKB fEAcEFCLLz AoAi..
DrtanApg, March 2G.--serYlA hts EiFen thu
Powers pacific assurances,
INSTRUMENTATION.
n4ousA, sfatch 20.-l'eko and other Moo-
tnug,1us l1sve rafnsoi to obey tbs aumn,ona ct
thei! rr!nce to quit tue iuhufRont ranks.
, 1876-03-27

TIE PHILIPPINE fsEkNGs.
MApu1p, March 2G.-Tho Government will
eopd reipforcsnenta Of troops to the philippine
1Ands In April and May.
, 1876-03-27

CU6A.
.f~TrnpW1t.Hr

tiAv1sA. March 2o.--The Diario shyp tbs pres
nnt croo OF sugar viii rnaka about j. 600
toxs,, and Ia vAsuea at go, ,0oo, ,S0o less tAsa
last years crop.
, 1876-03-27

FIRES.
AZ NrrSauRo. PA.

At FIT SB1Hut FA.
p17rsBuao, Pa~, March 27.-Flre broke ont
about halt-pnt II last night IN large block on
Penn avenue, midway betHeon Tenth and
Eleventh etreets. snd, despite tue sfforts OF tho
Fire Department, consumed tho aas'Fa usock.
Tbs building wss owned by Jamsa 8hosbesees.
spd yslusd II 2o,oop; no insurance. it Has
oeonpisd By s. y FL Floyd somm'sson nas onm ms1
,n;ssian merch4nt, 950o; H. T. WsddeIl,
Wholesale hoat uoFeAsas: s'a:oeo; Y. mn +
P,tt.pute Forge and Iron Compsny'a ot1lcs;
P.yns 1bles r;!pp. National .a! lion Soass Woras
ea00tSS" ky" atso. n4ae' NJ Tttsburf ( connsisYilie
cosi md Coke Company James Gs.ha,n. oom-
mission merchant, %, o9o; Alexander Moore,
81 100. Ths north will of the building fall on tho
otcs Of II. i. Lupton l. Co., bufy,ng in ths
suius sso drsmen. chAtss Wright wAa seriously
md Hobart AlIlar psonsb)y fatally Injured.
At HoPKlhoToN. MASS.
uoPR1xozoS, Mass., March 26.-Ths extensive
boot factory OF ClAAio, Coburn d %. burned
thts morning. Loas. e2oo, ,0o0.
, 1876-03-27

wAsmxo1os, b. O., March 28.-For tho Up
par Lake Region and Upper h!saiss,ppl VAa1
lncrcasing cloudinoss and slightly colder wsAtaS,
With norlhesss 10 southeast winds and sistne
barometer, probably followed during the night
By rain OF Bnou.
Tho danger will increase In the MI8slssippi
River. between Cairo and yicksbusg. Tbs river
w,ll reach the danger 1iua II Vlckspnrg Tonight
and ut Memphis Tuesday.
.Spfr.ul utsnotch t. Ihs Chttoao 1rfbuHk.
Sioux Cr7Y, March 2G.-A {e&r{ul wind and
snoa.storm hAs been ia progreR8 since morning
iu the vicinity Of Fort Bulty. extending cast
ward To within hbont 7b nies Of this point.
Atore SNOW has fallen in tho Upper Minaoud
country during the present month than evet
before known Ia tho whoio seasou. Very high
water ia tia Missouri this spring Will resu1t-
1noAL oB6ERyAT1ohs.
GusniaA
, 1876-03-27

"lk9kOW.
TROUBLE T1TH onEAT BRITAIN or ut1 ACCOUNT.
Hp<esal D7soateh n 7hs chitaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-A very serious qucs-
tion, Tho result Of which caauos be foteshad-
ovad. has arisen between this country and Great
Britain relative to tito exsradtton Of the Boston
forsor, Winston. The basis upon which the ap-
plcation for exsradiiou ~ uuado ID the touth IT.
tlc|e Of tno Nebster-Ashbuston treaty OF 1912.
That ultlcle provides. among other things, ior
the oxtradttioa Of pessous charged with tho ut
tersuca Of forged paper, tho ufeuss for which
Nipslow Ia INDICTED tn Boston. THE British Par
liapaent, howeyar. Ia 1879, passad Law pro-
y1dsng that, 10 Ill future e1trhdtton trentiBs
between GEent B4ttAsn md othes countries, =
provision thouid bo inserted which would
preveul tho e1trhditon OF poreona to be tried
for Rny other crime than tho specific ooense
with which they might bc charged in tho appii-
cation for . waTtant Of extrad!s.eo. GreA. Brit.
all las, since that time, made soEesA treaties
with this N oyislob, aud nov, in tho matter of
J Wlns!ow, tho British authorities haye declined
to surrender h,ln uD}ehs the United a,atea RgEeo
thhn thss upou which tile application tes e1tss'
ditsoo r. nRsed. To ths request our GovaEu-
| ment has
| POSITIVELY nErusrp 10 AccypE,
| On tho R1o1nd that Great Drtain has no right TO
modif. : troAty will, ibis country by an net Of
Parliament, and that Tue auly provfaton bet" cen
the TWO countries rotating to oxtraaition IS be.
tween two countries is found in thu ABLburton
treaty Of 1B42. Thls treaty Ia international law
| botween the two coantEies. and by It, as aute.'
pretcd BY tho Presidents of thisy-four Yeats, tbo
| United Staten insist Tint Great britain 1ha!
| atand uroas Britain has also naked that, 10.
fora tho rendition OF WinsIo~, tho President
shsll hsk Congross TO pass a law OF tue
| same effect a. tie Hritish statute ot
| 1871. The President hns declined to do that,
| aud a.nudB upon the treaty OF 1912, Whether
] serious results will fo!lor seuaius to he 5000.
Tho s!mpte question Of right il *bether Qrsst
| I,rit1lo can modify or forca tho modification o'
| > traaty By N ect OF her own Parliament,
, 1876-03-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

spre Throat, Cough, Cold. and sffat-
y troubles su1asea 70 psogrssa, Ee1ult Y Sermons
nuiuonary il ectons, oftentiMs& nearaa1s. "esoxns
trVnchiA Jsoehts reach directly ths 4AA& es Ia ds-
es4s eni eIvs Al1nost lnAtAnt Raltsf,
acknowledgements aF tho Warss
csees oi as{tna havs be@u fattsTsd BY using JonAs
Whtcomh's na1nedy. In no cAss Of purely Athrnsae
character h11 II fallad to give saltas