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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

1T Is noticeable aud encouraging
fact that there are 10 homestead or
pre- emptioa sls.ns offered tor sale this
easou. The price Of real sstas Re is on
erise. Nobody is snxious to set..
The. horlesteaders hare settled down
m;oihe conviction tia, their. claims
are " be their hcmes,- and that their
farWs are farms IN every sense of the
word, which csa be- purchased OILY
With money. 4 veal ago yaiuable
claims Yer offered for sale at aimost
nornlnas prices. Now We hear of DO
one desiroGs OF selling. This fact deru-
oDstrates that the people here have
abundan. faith in the country. and 10
dicates a healthy and vigorous spirit
among the farmers. very diferen, from
that with which they commenced
work last season. We are inclined to
b-lievc chat the dependency with
which our farmers lalorrd aid The lax
OF confidence in tb' z II :, experienced
20 generally. had much to do With the
cans,,ion Of tie crops. They We're
GOODIES year. but not nearly so good
=. would have been the case had there
been \ frn conviction THAT their labor
would be repaid. Everything betokens
hat the Or sent year will be Que OF
unrsral'ed prosperity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

stone hotel. Mr.. T.. n. N,yes IL pro-
prie,or. and his VII lie study seems
70 be devoted = the mauusr which
will cynduce most to the comfort AMI
enjoyment Of dis guests. A ren can
not do justice to the we'll cooked and
boun,iful supply Of edibles which are
spread, with an old New England gen
crosby, upon Che table Of the La
Clede. nothing save a knife and fork
vii give the epicurean a perfec; ides
ofthe worth ofthose vian1-.
The Valley House, kept by Nj. War
ner, also .r-tains 40 eIceIl-n, reputa
ton. Good hotels are often the bes,
advertisement a town can have. The
Chief Is a fair exponent Of the town
aud its Republican principles emanate
from the pen Of Mr., Mark Warner,
than whom q jolier fellow never chas.
ed a buffalo Or smoked q pipe of peace
along the murky waters OF tie raging
Republican. The Chief is prosper
Gus though he looks a little lonely
without a squaw in hi, wigwsm. Red
Cloud is the stamping ground Of Gov.
CARRIER, who by the way was ru.ticd,-
ing at his old home. The Gov. has y
host of warm friends 10 the Valley,
and they propose to sound bis maine
for denomination. We can imagine
that this motion will receive the sup
port Of a majority Of Republicans all
over the State MIR. Rob't. Mitchell
formerly Of Crete is nicely located at
this place il the hardware trade, also
Mr.. Fred Baruth, who has a farm
near town; MIR. Gillian, q follower OF
Blackstone, formerly Of Crete, is also
a denizen Of Red Cloud. Judge Gas
Inns court was in session and the
Grand Jury was summary drawn up
in line by Mr.. Dilworth and discharg-
ed, since there was not . srlniDal case
on the docket. Tale7 one for Web
ster Go. Among the lawyers present
we noticed H. s. HALEY. Wilcox 4
Gillian. l.. w. Colby, Jas. Laird, o.
p. Mason and Mr.. Smith Of Juniata.
The Judge preserves the best oforder,
his decisions are prompt, his work
quickly and pleasantly performed and
we must say We we're favorably i'm
pressed with the manner in which
Judge Gaslin conducts business.
Neither having court business (nor
political axes to grind, as some wise
acres and heart palpitators have al
ready intimately We devoted most Of
our time to wild ducks aud Jack rab-
bits. Mr.. Englshardt, Distrit Agent
for the Marsh Harvester, made one of
our hunting party and We are willing
swear hat he actually run down a
full grown Jack rabbit. 1t is but JUS
tice to the Jack however, that be I,
WIS quite badly wounded when the
Mash Harvester man gave chase.
Having exhausted our desir for hunt
ing, We babe faswell to the thriving
town of Red Cloud aud returned. to
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
Chairman Central Som

TEE charges against Blaine have
hen effectually exploded. He made
q .peecb in the House wAieh' cleared
~ the charges against him ard sus-
tanned his statements by letters and in
conference.-the proofs, ending with the
assertion that be had been serving the
country publicly fourteen years, and
that during that period 10 official act
OF his could cause the shadow of q
blush, whether Investigated bv a House
Comnittee or the Great Searcher of
Aearts. His speech won the inyolun-
.ary praise and confidence of even his
enemies. Blaine is still the strongest
candidate for the Presidency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

The Cincinnati Gazette has been
publishing an account Of the public
services OF Senator Morton. Mortons
record was undoubtedly a brilliant one
up to the time of the Louisiana imbro.
Clio. Since that date however, Nor
ton has been loosing his ascendancy.
The last session OF Congress Has done
sery much for Blaine while it has done
little or no,king for Morton. The
latter seems to have latterly adopted
the policy of silence, aud in couse-
quence has lost his hold on the mas
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

by order of State Central Commit
tee.
G. 4. Yost, Sec. c. II Gere, Chm.
Lincoln, March Sth, 1876.
TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR STATE
OFFICES.
The Republican electors Ofthe State
eS Nebraska are hereby called to send
delegates from the several counties to
meet in State Convention at Lincoln.
on Tuesday, the Goth day of Septem
her, 1876, for the purpose of placing
in nomination a candidate for member
Of congress, and candidates for Gov
errpr. Lientenant Governor, Secretary
Of Suite, .As,Ator, Treasures, Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction., At,or-
m.v General, and Land Commissioner,
and to transact such other business as
isay properly come before it.
The several counties are entitled to
the sane representation a. in the
State Convention called this day to
meet at Fremont on the Esd day of
May, 1876.
by order State Central Committee.
G. +. Yost. Sec. {. II. Gere, Chm.
Lincoln, March Sth, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

The New York Tribune in a recent
issue made SOME severe an imadver-
sions upon the course ofJudge Hilton,
Stewards executor. The Tribune in
Inmates that Hilton is somewhat sljw
in revealing and executing Stewards
charities in which the people of New
York feel so much interested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
WEBSTER COUNTY.
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN STATE CON.
vENTIoI.

TO ELECT DCLFG Tss tn THE REPUBLICAN,
CONVECTION.
The Republican electors Of the State Of
Nebraska are hereby rallied to send de logat
FIN the several cou mites to meet in State
Convention at Fremon, on Tuesday. the 23d
a y Of May 1876. a, 3 o'clo K p. m. for the
purpose Of e~iectinp six delegates to the Re
iu rliesn Eati,n"i Convention to be held ut
Cincinnati on the 18th day of June next. to
dominate candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States. and to trans-
act such other business rs may properly come
before it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
H LOST CAUSE.

y Magnificent Picture l4xlS inches
" in size, printed on heavy plste pa
per, beautiful IN design and artistic 10
execution. Ii represents Conicder-
ate Solder after the war returning q
his home, which he finds lonely and
d~esola,e. In from, of the ruined cot
tage, telling a sad tale Of the miscries
of war, are two graves with rule crosses.
on one of which some friendly hand
has hung a gaJand. L" the right the
calm river aud the rising moon Indicate
peace and rest. The stars seen through
the ree,represent the Southern Cross.
1t is a picture that will touch every
Southern heart and should tinl a place
In every Southern home. Sent by
mail mounted o. roller and post
paid on receipt Of % cents. Or for
90 cents.
Address JOHN BURRow & Co, PaJ's.
RRIsrOL, Tenn
lS-Agents wanted everywhere to
sell our cheap and popular pictures.
IS to SO per day easily made. No
money required until pictures are sold.
Send stamp for catalogue and terms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

One span Of; m1les, harness and
wagon, all in coed trim. Mules well
broke, six years old. work single or
double, good travellers, weight 2,l0O
pounds. Also two good brood >oweS,
mich cows. plows. drags, &c. A good
farm Torrent. Terms and prices e
sonabis Enquire at this Office or Of
37-tf A. BEAL. Guide Rock. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
SCHOOL LAND SALE.

Notice is hereby given hat on the
LIST day of June. A.. ID. 1876 at the
hour of 10 O'clock, A: NJ, at the
Court House in Red Cloud, | will OFF,
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder IN tracts not greater than
40 acres upon the tersss fixed by law
all the school lan,is in Webster county
no. sold nor leased.
Said sale wht.te adjourned from day
to day till a!t-Cfsaid lands have been
offered.
Red Cloud, April 18th. 1876.
37.4w j. 4. TULLEYs,
County Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

There will be a Republican County
Convention on the 18th day of May at
Red Cloud, :or the purpose ofelecting
two delegates to the State Convention
to be held at Fremont on the 2Srd for
the purpose of sending delegates to
the National Convention at Cincinnati.
ED. KELLOGG,
Chairman Central Som.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

The Impeachment trial Is in full
blast to day. Il is becoming ex,reem-
Iy doubtful whether the managers Of
the House will make q case after all.
Belknap may clear his skirts yet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04


We call the attention Of the people
Of the State, to the proclamation 81
Gov. CARRIER, recommending the prep.
a-ation ola historical sketch Of each
County. to te read on the 18th of July.
at local celebrations, and to be filed in
the Offices of tbs respective County
Clerks. and copies be sent to the Con-
gressiousl library. These sketches
will be a vs!u.b, collection o facts for
future historians Of the country, and
will doubtless be published some time
as a public document. and distributed
all over the country. 1t you'd be q
COED idea for she county c. commissioners
OF each county to designate seme per.
o to write up the. sketch. to prevent
confusion and secure the carrying out
Of the Congressional resolution anu
the proclamation Of CIV. CARRIER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

First annual statement Ofthe Tres
urer of the Webster County Agricul-
tural Society:
Aunt. reed. for Memberships 500 0
Entrance fees 1900
Admission to hall $50
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

The following We clip fron, sAe Sa.
line County Post. We osly take y
part Of the article which relates to our
own place.
Taking a livery rig at Hastings We
proceeded ssros, the ever changing
prairie b Red CLOUD 70 mics distant.
The city lays claim to about 200 in
habitants, and It's numerous buildings
OF blue lime stone give it q touy and
substantial appearaac.
Dame Fortune kindly guided Us to the
La clede Hca-e,a large blue hne
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

SDNo INSIoS A.
A. 9. Paddock Beatrice. Us. senafsr.
". Hitchcock. Omaha. L. : Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. Representatives
EXECUTIVE.
SILASGARBER, Gov.rnor. Lincoln.
H,nn, T,.chuck. Sec. Of State.
,. b Wes,on. Lincoln, huditor.
7 g. M.Driie. Treasurer.
do. n. Roberts, Atty Gen.
J. VI. Mex n.ie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub. Insrruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. r. Like. Omaha. Chief ~lstice.
10 ,nIGantt, Nebraska City. a.so..,. Inc
Sa.nT Maxwell. P~iatsmouthJ
WEBSTER COUNTY.
j. A. Tulleys, County Clerk.
z. n. Jones, Treasurer.
I. W. Tulleys. Probate Judge.
II. q. Bill. Sheriff.
j. <. Gilh IN, School Sup't.
G &. Coon. Coroner.
W. T.. Thorn, County Surveyor
A. ". Hardy
G.. W. Ball. County Commissioners.
r. Mattcson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

which II Nh stood the test 0flny<aTs.
ThePe 10 No soie'S wise s0s.Aesl.
. lameaess Do viii net care. no
mas Bedy. srahe body 81 = horse or
other Domestic AMIN ". shas does
not Yield % It's MaEl> y~osh. \
bottle Csssing 25e.. soc. Or - -; Has
often saved the life ~ Humao
~eSaC and restored ~ Life axA Gee
fitness many 4 Vaiwabte Horse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

Total "a. 50
Amt. pail as Premiums, SO o.
for rent Of building 800
8" Diplomas $50
of indebtedness from last
Fair paid, 6.25
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

Total expenditures, 6..s4
Balance on hand May LIST 1876 20 &c
NJ B. McNirt,
Treasurer w. C. A. s.
, 1876-04-19
MEXICO.


NEW OaLr4ss, April B.-Lsout.-Gov. Antoine
sca;erday received = leslor from Con. Porti:ro
Dias, q copy Of which IL givou boiow. Who in
this city last winter Daz onjoYed Tic hospitality
Of Gov. Antotno, and ut his louAe received ,nany
Of our citszons.
1IATAuonav, April II, 1s7G.-C. e. -tnto;ne EsG.-
Mr IsTEEitEp EMIca0: THO Obstacles which l AAre
Lad to upon MY arrival in MY natiyo land
having becn Hucccsafnlly surmounteI and after fow
days consuuItd III euIsayora to rh ulyaclf Of tho
difficulties usually atttnduK position belnH created.
l resolved TO attack THU city Win wlat-
ever forces i WEB able 10 yallset. have
happily succeeded in accomplishing my dczEns, ind
with Lut uttluia OIL either eide, though captured
large amount Of war laatcriata with which Tits city
wsa abuntlausly provided. Tltlilu few tl1yH viii
undertake my march toward tho interior OF tho
country, With force Ut about a.Do0 mrll,
khtct, united TO thu 1000 now uiler tic command
Of 0ens. Troyino AMI Saraugo, If Neuvo 1rout will
ptr sufficient strength to e1laoo mo 10 open recu-
Icx campaign. anA advance upon Monterey, Saitillo,
"a Luis, aud .aual5 upon lho capital It ts with
To- you wiiile in !ats s.,y, al!d nd, abort.
Tho news wlich rcachck from tho country leads uiu
10 hecyc that tin day Ut tho triumph Of thu Foyou-
tnu Ia not far dttant. have tho lonor to bs yeur
nost dsrpt9a fricu4 mud Auablu servant. taIsnet)
fourkR1o UIAz%
, 1876-04-19

NEM YORK CONFERENCE.
New Yonv. April 18.-At tho conference Of
Tho trunk and Western limos hold to-day at tho
St. Nicholas Hotol at vhieh tho how York Con-
tra', Esie penneylvania, baltimore l. Ohio,
Michigan southern. Michigan Central, nnd Fort
Wayne lineH woEo represented, It was argued
that no change Hhorid bo made 1T ratos on pas.
snngor i,uanesB West or East or Oh Neuk.bound
freight business or on live gtook or oil bus,neas
OF trunk linus, hut that Wostosn roads ALould
mako tho ratcu OH East~bound froighta, tho East
esM roalH nsreoiuE to accept tho Hatno. this
charge wcu 1,ccc6ritated by tho Now York Con-
trnl iuais.sng TINT their connecting lIneu out OF
Chicago and other Wos.orn points should bo left
freq TO meet tI.s competition Of tie Grand Trllull
Of Canada Oh Eaat-tonul bllBiueEs.
, 1876-04-19

Nav ORLEANS. April ia petition, siGneA
by loaduY ship ageuss aud tho lasstozs Of near
ly Ill tho yssse!s In port, has been forwarded to
tho Hccsotnry Of War protesting uga,nBs moving
tho Goyernn,eut drcdgo boat from the South
wost Pass to complete tho work Ut Eat!a' jettca.
Iho Rrpub7c0n says uudor Eada' contract
with tho Government It'd is 10 get e5u0, ,U0l
ns soon as he gota channel 20 icat deep and
700 feot wide through the iettIes. THIS ho has
been uuab!o to do, and since lle hsB ofccted l,s
totties tho water 1T the head OF tho South Pass
Las sLoalcd from II to II feet, and bar Inns
forme1i In tho Gulf 10 front Of tho jattles on
which there IL now lesH than "a feet aud rapidly
sAoeljng,
, 1876-04-19

FIRES.



The A!afm from boz No. 73t at 1850 o'clock
last night WAS caused by tho discovery Of fisa In
tho roar portion Of tho two-stogy and basement
franc building Nos. 90, %, "a. 90, and o. Erte
Rtroct, owned mud occupied by G. N. sfagouuis
AZ inanutnctory Of MncnnurY. Tho
inilAnmhbio material comprising tho
building a. a1so that eon&fRno1B
to tho promisas. caused second alarm 10 bo
sounded at l0:57, md summoned the Depart
meut III fotco 10 llo accno of tho anticipated
conllagra.ton. Owing to The Timely arrival OF
tito ougincH tho ilatneH woro extingus1rd before
they Ind gatnel any hoadway. damage to
building, 1900 to stock, sA.000 iuaurol for
tG,0up lu Eastern companies. The. fro Ia Bup-
Ani ucip,cus flro III the p!aning-mt1l Of Caspor
l. Green. NJ 25G Twentieth street, cascd still
alarm TO 1looL-nul- Ladder No. 4, a. 8 o'clock
laut oven!ng. damage Insignificant; cauao Of
FRO, a defective chimney.
, 1876-04-19
VAR OF RACES.

CINCINNATI, O.. Apnl 1a.-Ths 0aze|He's
Charleston, ". VA, special says: Thu woskmcn
employed on the Government locks III tho kau-
.wha Nlsor II uromns.own. W. ya.. stuck for
higher Wages Homo two wsaks Rgo, Tho con.
tractors brought fifty nogsoes from llttlmond,
aud on tholr arrival this evening thor we're mat
by about 200 whites. who inslstod upon t.'alr r.
turn. Lntest roports from brownsville say tho
negroes srs in t.o coutractors' oilico, aud ths
whites haye aeut runucrn tuto the surrounding
country fur tho purpose Ut collecting mob.
Trouble II feared tonight unless tho negroes
&Te sons EAST. b1oHnatQMn ~ 10 miles flou
Uhk1lo4tQn.
, 1876-04-19
AUSTRIA.

THE AusTno-HUHdA11AH CONTROVERSY.
BERLIN, April 18.-Tho North German Gazette
publishes letter coming from q woi!-informoI
quarter in festh, stating that II tho ronowal Of
.he Auatro-1Iungarlan compromise Ia not Aot-
lied at the !luni conference to ba hold to-day, tho
Grown will adopt ns it's programme certain mo-
tiatola' proposals which uru favored BY Count
Apdrassy. II tho Austrian Cabinet refuaos to
support this programme it will reAign, mud bo 1o
placed by transltion Ministry. wll.oh would DO
nblo to command majority IN the lsoiolssa!h i'll
support of tho propuBala.
LoHDok, April l9--5 d. MA Vienna telegram
aa}s the contcscnec OF Austrian aud Ilui,gnra.
Ministers was hold yeatoilay. Each s4do I'lced-
cd lis views. The Emteror, who presided, do
clArcd 10 would himself decide tie questions ut
iH1uo,
, 1876-04-19
IOWA SUPREME COURT,

srerf1t bf7r1trh to Tkt Chrr1to Trtbnne,
Drnrptr. !a., April 1a--Tho Suprnula court
met Ut = o'Sny!. tIls forenoon and opinions wero
rpuIe.ed aA follows:e /
Wchrrrl! appellant, Us. shren8ley; from hamilton
District Affirmed, .
a1tlhers III 1t Vi. Va. Tostcr Dro7.; from, Hardin
D!str,et modified ard affirmed.
hweeny VI. 0lsasa; fson, Wsptllo District; at-
lrsntl.
Clinton. Dubuque 4 Minnesota 1tailtoal Company
". heiasl. AplD1l4n'; 1s''m cloSton Circuit: re-
,crst1.
stoash!ll ~. The Chicago, Burlington + Quincy
Railroad Company, appellants; from Wapello Circuit;
affirmed.
Thur.tou. appellant, ~. Arnold At A.; from Scott
District affirmed. .. -
Uullxay VI. Tho McGrcgor l. Missouri River IlAil.
road. appellants; fsocl ralo Alto Circuit reversed.
Adjourned to Wednesday.
, 1876-04-19
Tho Herzcgovfninns Closely Be.
sfcSii1g Trebtgnc.
Turkish Troops Mako Little Roadway
Against the Insurgents.
Tho Great Powers becoming Tired Of
The P0rte's Eyaafre Policy.
Programme Of Diaz, the. Mexican Rovolu-
tionary Leader.
Renewal Of tho War Between Egypt
and Abysaiuia.
TURKEY.
Ht1E 6TItfN M THFnfHNE

TURKEY.
TILE h(EdE OF TREDrGKE.
VfEvEA, April 1s.-Tho .7agh'aus 1saguae tel~
sgsam station Tint q sanguluasy battle took place
on tho Alb Inst. near TrobtRno. The Insurgents
storn,cd oil tlo Turkish lntronchmonts 1in,ulta-
neously. Tho Turkish garrison at NikBio made
Fortio, but UaB ropuIaed. Tho insurgents arc
yeiy sauguine Of tlle rsHult pf their opaTatfonB.
sJtupnthtzo1s fcnr &hnt ther ammunition nul
suppnes will fail.
A TunnlRn REVERSE.
RAorsA, April t3.-Bclnvonir advicoa report o
rangnlnary 6nttlo at Preuteka, north vi NioHic
Tho insurgcnta captured tho TltStsll intren CHI
nlo1.tB and drove tho Tnrl5n to Ozi,la aud Iasli-
MIA. Reports t!at 3fu!ttar t'nsha's furcos had
5oen surrounded arc confirmed. Tho 1osHcs wero
hoayy on botA HldeA. Niosio cannot bo royics-
aalcd. Tlio insurgents arc receiving aupplios
II war material.
ENCOURAGEMENT ron TIE 1xsunuraTs.
loRpoa, April I'D II. MA Vienna dispatch
tayH 1t In confidently assertcd TINT Count Adraa-
y will ndtlrcsB freatl note to tho Porto. hdvo.
:aling tho cfa1,,H of thu insurgents. and tho
ssuauinu and German Ambassadors nt ConHsanti-
aoplo4 will bo iEstriicler to support IT.
Several engagements have ta!icn lluco In
ibOsuiA. Tho uota.la uro vAnttng. bus It appears
Hat tho Turke Aayo boou victorious.
IN h lad t1X. ....,..
Arrl 1sS - yhonna spdts
AIulthtor PaBhn will bc compelled to capitnla!e
II, aftor tho battle OF preHjoke, which lnAlci
Two dayB, 4o waB completely surrounded, aud
Iottio, which wAs made by the garrison Of
Slcslo on Sunday to roltovo hu, WAS ropalsoa.
GtRrIA.
1t. pETEHanuHu, April 1S.-Tllo 1EtdemosN
slyn tu consequence q hcrvin's continued wat
lilo ps operations lie Porte l,ay resolved 10 sonl
Ill rltiratusn to tho Sersinn Government. a1.d
slen closs the frontier. Tho IJcdeMosli belieyos
the at,ovo correctly representa- the Hultan'y iill
tention, bnt thnkD 1t cannot bo executed, be-
cause tho polto lackH tho power to achisys au:-
cc4a.
LATEsT.
LONDON. April ia Vienna dfRpatcl, says
Tho He5xegoyinlan insurgents havo captured i'll
tho provisions lately uent for the Tarksh troops
on tho road from 1!agura to Ttobigne.
The Vionna Press reports tbat AIntrasBy, in
conversation, with his colleagues, oxpses4el his
conviction tint for n year at least tho poago VI
Europe would not 10 cudanaorsd.
Hungarian Journals assolt that tho soryau
l.myt headed By tho Belgrade brigade, is on itY
way to thc frontior, aud uiil rendezvous ut
Poupr,ga.
, 1876-04-19
lHlIltARf.

DETROIT, M!oh.. April ls.--The oelsbrAsod
piac,culturst, N. W. Ulsrk. Of Worthwhile, tlod
at tl!s realdence .horo yosterlay.
CLEVELAND, O.. April lB.-Mr. 7. Dwight Ellis,
prominent citizeu OF tAia city, also prominently
identified with l4ako Superior l1Un-oIo lnterasts,
disd very suddenly ut nelock shis morning OF
pA1alyAB.
, 1876-04-19
CHINA AND JAPAN,

SKY FRANCISCO, Cal, april lB.-Tho Pacific
Sieame Grunt Ilopublio has arrived from Hong
Kong, vlA Yolollanla, with oyor 1,C00 rooltes
uer nows IL mostly anticipated by tho CroIaa.
The trenty between Japa, aud Coroa waa pub
tishod March 81. and copies were handed to tho
foreign representatives. Up to that date tho
tekt Of tho document lad beou kept aocrot III
consequence OF questions raAcl III ttla tiovera-
nont NJ to tho c1pcaicney Of ccrtaiu clauses,
especially that establishing cx-tefrltoztai jurs-
1ietiuus.
, 1876-04-19
JOURNALISTIC.

spfetas Dt.1atcA to TAs Ehieaao 1ftbuns,
MADISON, April 18..--Tho ftat number Of the
Daily Madison. Patriot, with s. D. Carpenter
aud II. a. Tsuuoy ~ eatoss, haa appeared. 1t
IL announced as tlevotod to tho reform Of abuses
crushing industry. 4ts trllo inteut aud moanipg
IL to promote tho interests Of the Independent
, 1876-04-19

10 Europe for at least nix months sftor It's ror-
for.nance In Philadelphia. Mf. Thomas. how
ever is making plnnofor:o arrangement. which
will be copyrighted and isauod BY Mr. Bchirmer.
Tho March, OF courac, will not be played BY the
orchestra until to 10th Of May. II wit nat avon
be reearsnd until stter tie band IL collected and
settled In PHILADELPHIA,
, 1876-04-19

LONDON. April 19.-Steamshlps NochAr Re-
public. and Slate Of Indiana, from Now York,
and Nedsrland, from Philadelph!a, have arrived
out.
Pn1IApeLrurA, Ps. April 1s.-Arrived. steam
ship 1ndisua, from Liverpool.
NEw YonK. April ls.--,Arrivod. steamships
Novada and En8innd. from Liverpool; Ca!aul,
from Rotterdam ;; roa,merania, from Hamburg.
BAN FnAxc1sco, April ln.--aalted, Onontal
And Occidental steamer Oceanic for rlIons konS,
vim Yokohom9.
hlovlLLE, April 18.-Tts steamship 8candinA-
Wan. from roTtIaud, haa sIriyo4
NEW Yong, April lH.-Arsyad. the steamer
Abyssinia, from Liverpool.
, 1876-04-19

grotnbaek party. It IL understood that William
Ortedgo, Of Konoals, foadoE In tho Sovoreigna
CAPITAL. Thn first number IL not q no1apapor,
hut devoted to currency. railway restriction. etn.
Ton cnlumuH afe devoted to m ntLrosB by +. D.
Carpenter on Interest, currency, aud tho public
f1f}t
, 1876-04-19

Special UHpH1ch 10 7Ht ENIcd75 1F9bHse'
BURLINGTON, la, April 18.-The south wing
Of Lie inHana-aaylnm At Mount Pleasant WA
burned to-tlay. The water supply and n1canB Of
ventilation a1c cut OF. Tho kitchon, laundry.
engtncer.room, watcr-workR, and machinery
wore destroyed. No livos wnIo Lost. Tho 1nnln
building IL unharncd. Loas, 900 /; no ill.,
surApce. Tho innatos wero not removed from
Tho building.
, 1876-04-19

TROUnl4A AGAIN BREWING.
MADRID, April 18.-The Imparcfal urgently
sdvocates tho abolition Of ths Fuosos. It states
shAt the CarllstA Who hare fe4n1nod TO thdr
lomos are Recommending aGitalinu with the ob-
lsc: Ut reaaAcis&tipg 1niustlisau.e aud dangerous
hopes,
Ths croDtssa annouuVes that the Government