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BERLIN, Jan, 6.-The Prussian war office
has machine similar to that used by IhOm-
asen, 1t was offered them by a man from
Nov Ycrk in 1870 for the destruction of the
French fleet, buJ the offer was declined.
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Saws scientific authority :" The WINE
crop of France this year would fill ditch
three and half fees wide, three ana
half feet deep, and 1000 miles along.
Now, don't you wish you were ditch:
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LISBON, Jan. 6 Gable connecting FOR
tugal and Brazil has already been repalTrGgo' re-
Tie break occurred near the lsIahu Vi ~"
deria and was occasioned by a violent
LONDON, Jan 6.-NooN-Directors OF Of
hank At Ioring to-day fixed minimum rate
), street rate AZ which is p below edo oahh' 5l
Erie l434; bullion decrease 489,OOO pounds ;et
and ID steady: middlings uplands, 6l5-l6; Or
leans. 3-l6; sales 10000 bales.
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tablIshed. -
reserve. in the proposal for Turkish reforms
All the Powers have been notified of The
action of France.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. g.. For the Gulf
States. clear or partly cloudy, and slightly
warmer weather, with westerly to southerly
winds, and high but slightly falling ba-
Iometer during Friday
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LONDON, Jan. G.-Ihe Pail Mail 1azGtCt .iI',t :
hoe y sneci,l from Berlin which says that
semi-ofticial Journals having expressed the
onilion that the uitramontahe opposition
to the government is abating. The Gerlna-
MIA ultramontane organ! declares that the
assumption is untounded. The SUBMISSION I3slt1
to the State in the case demanded py Iius-
10 ~ and Uun0ary. to the fundamental prin-
cinles of the church can never be accepted
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Mime Explosion.

LONDON, Jan. Ga mine explosion oc-
Cured at StaffOrdshire, and hNe men were
I-ilIa1
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a Threatened Failure.

New YORK, Jan. 6.-John Stephens K Co.,
the weIl-known car manufacturers, have
asked their creditors for an extension of
time. Their liabilities amount to about $780,
900 dollars. The principal portion OF their
assets, which amount to 100000 dollars, con-
sist of real estate, which, they say, if dispOs-
ed of now, at forced sale, would be sacrilic-
ed for less than half its value.
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Suicide

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Oliver II. Moore
who accidentally shot and killed ma l
here a few days ago, committed suicide il
prison.
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rre WEEKLY CLARION

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t-sns' n,o inadvance. The publish
: '..r y, hostage on both editions
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Declines Nomination.

PARIS. JAN 6.-The Iiberte asserts that
Marshal CanrObert persists In ms reluSal u
accent the senatorial candidature.
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Justice TO Japan.

NEW YORK, Jan. Cat meeting of the
New York Chamber of Commerce. Francis
B. Thurber offered preamble that $4,000
had been eXacted from Japan for damages
amounting to only $4,000, and that, with
int rest, a million and quarter OF dollars
remained in the hands OF the Secretary of
State, and resolutions that Congress be
asked to investigate the matter, and if found
an exaction and unjust, that the money be
refunded. After discussion, the matter was
referred to the Committee on Foreign Com
merce and Revision of Laws.
EeailrOad War.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 6.-The Delaware N
Bound Brook Railroad claim the right to
cross the track of the Pennsylvania Road,
near HopewelI, Del, and Bound Brook.
Men have taken possession of the crossing,
and at last accounts, held it.
Steamship Accident.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan, 6.-The City of Pc
king, hence for Hong Kong. returned; she
cracked one blow valve.
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Execution.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 6.-Murray aud Meyers
the two noted highwaymen, were executed
to-day.
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, 1876-04-21

cious artns, DO accompanied By all hsr court and
chief people. aud ttansfer the seat OF her Empire
from london TO Doit,t There Bhe will t,nd
army. and y largs rovonne, We vii, 10.
knowledge tbs Empress Of India AZ our 8uzerain
and 6ecuro TOT her tho LovAnsine coast. II 4ho
ike she shall llaso Alexandria, ~ ahe nor hts
Malta; II could bo arranged. Your Queen In
peoi will noyer giys her this adrice; thotr l1ab-
tts ara formed. They afo too old. too ruses.
But you see the greatest Empire thst ovor e1.
tatcd besides which she gets rid Of tho rmbar-
rahe. for tho only difficult part, the conquest of
India which bal1led Alo1ander, ia al douc."
, 1876-04-21

Tbs huge, dsnsic, gripping, scksning pills.
constructed Of crude. coarse and bulky ingro-
'tlents, a1o fast being superseded by DR.. piorces
pleaaan. pargative poetu. or suglr.Coated,
Concentrated loot and Herbal juice, Anti. Dill
lous Gsaunles-tho ''Ltttie Giant" CathArtic
or MuHan IN Parro pbysic. Modern Chemical
scicnco enahcs Dr.. pierco 10 extract from tho
Juices Of sbo mort valuable roots aud hosbs their
kctyo medicinal principles which, vhon worked
into lltt1e Pelleta or 0ranulea. scarcely larger
than mustard seed render each lttte Icllot as
active aud powerful as largo pill, while they
nEo much more palalable and pleasant In effect.
Or. LEA A. TnAYEh Of Baconsburg, Ohio,
writes II regard your Pelets ~ tho best
remedy for tho conditions for which you pro-
scribe thom Of aanything l have ever used,
20 mild aud certain in effect and leaving this
bo1elA in an excellent condition. It eeenH to
me they must take the ulace of ali othor eathar-
tic pills aud incidence"
LroH l. MAcounER, dtuggiass, VermilIion, D
T., sars: awe think thov are going to sell, like
hot eakos as soon as people get acausintel With
them and will spoil tho pill trade, an lhosc that
hare used them like them much better than
large pslls."
, 1876-04-21
Disrar1t and the ~ Enlptesu at lmoln.,,

Mr. DLDEaeIl's successful zaAI IN pro .ur,ag the
title Of Empto,s fur rho Qasau recalls tho fol-
lo*ins rassags froln hls navel ''Tantrol"
tn lhe recollection Of thu Luuuun Hetos. In
comsng Conservative lssder who u to
eupplant the ota-togytsm of poel aud Abcr.
deoI, says: "Thu Queen viii listen to what
yo1 ray, especially it you talk to her ~ You
beautiful yoics. Nobody over upsue.l nv miuj
lsko you. You Will ma.nct,xs tho Quoeu ~ yon
hato uagneiizea mo. tlo back to Euglspu aud
arrange thlH. Let tho Quecl, oi ,hs
English collect g!cat fleet; lot hsr stow awsy
III hsr tscasu1e bullion. guild plato, aud pgs-
, 1876-04-21
LEGAL.
LEGAL.
Sale Of Pelhl, Lincoln & Decatur Railroad.
WITHOUT REDEMPTION.
Circuit Court Of the United States Of America,
Southern District Of Illinois. Jau-
uary lcrm, l. b, 1876.

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, 1876-04-21
Aoly WatuF ncfIled.

oa HOLY Thursday morning tbs many Worship
Tho victims Of soma miscEeant rho deliisd ahe
touts Of "hoiT" wstor by dropping what III
eetts TO have besn American posavh therein.
tottunstsiI tho quantity adaod wss insutllc,ent
90 AnY hAstn fnrtAsr than TO dlacoloE ths skim
&ou clothes Of tho dsyosooH,
, 1876-04-21


Tts steamers IN tho ics Ut Waugoahsaes Aa rApart-
ed to hsss Hsde ut1lh headway since They arrived
the.e~ Yes thc tee IN the sfal'a "a reported 10 bs
Weakening aud low days morn WILL go navigation
fnl1J opened. 'arss number Of vessels no bonding
eanvas snd getting ready To start for the lover lakes
49,. The htms Trnesdell OF noodHch's Llne will msks
hef hs @ p 1 70 m he r. ,I sesson 1dnasy eso
1nR. i. in. Iii .i.n Se1 sinn,i.s IL .t. ,i.p ,,.
- n'' wast shorc nutts. 'Thn luz protsettan
o. 'ne 'esfeGnc e.tis to~ns snn, u0mpfn5 w" & 60
tsFsssso ts ss!r o,oou. :shors :. pqnssa ot,y .ses
IT, nrote tn1oash ho iee ris ero.sns VIII o.
a;s eSs a, ta snd sse e ~
I. T.s1oT, fofmeliS of nusns FIT r.o1 m oa
9 10 9s s 5hn
for H. s niAy ~ " " a,e , te'"anea ~
itnra Iii iii syeninG far swsrkcc Hhs t.hss tbe
csss ts,,aro,T.5y x r. sshs Miaaeapoii. bsl~ssa
*Da' ....ses..sa ~. sss 'ns osss "ss ..o'o'
Fn1DoEoS8 CHICAGO AND aAnaiA LINE
IN tIs lima for the eontnn .ee.on pron btnntoomary
u,n. =. n 1yr-n,n. n.st .,.Ia - ,!a,sr.snS. ~
@ ,nanssr petos Mrr.g u'' From John psiassou Jr
c.pt H. 1sr,. ..t oasinssr. dasa ' L. oar.,. r!ep g.
y. Coilwsll, Capt. r. Rysa frat engineer, p. Matt
"e FFop GMy oTsn: gonna' r. Gs Msn nsn
ncr ;,.ni III Tnnr. Gnidigg as,r' Canf. Jain
ooyns, Capt.. f. n. Sherwood; Portland. oApt. Essa.
AROUND THE 1ANEa.
The schr William suupo ia reported ashore st North
aashor Hccf, Lake Es!o Tho t' lrluso, with ateam-
7uups, lns Rous to lor csss.anco -. Tho schr Er-
h,nrn want n ,,orcs during TIM nato rrtdnv nftcr
,oo, ~. To,v.. 1s'snfl. ahn vsnt nm Int
loon at hes +s'aAa' Duo "o.' W aa91 asa' ano
as Harriet Hoss coEn.aden from Toledo to Erie II
sorortel aatoso Oh adho Sister IsIsnd, Tbs soau,-
,arge Herald Lies In about 90 feet OF water milo south
Fnrt stanley. Damages aro csunacd At s., ,oa0...,
Tho Rchr Eclipse while Attempting to mako tho rcr
Wsnkesan, day OF two sgo, got on ths bar at lLat
place. mud waa obllgod to lighter portion of
ser cargo--lnmber-in ordor 10 ge: ott...: The
,ew eit0-Rheel atoamnr Z, T. Gsrflngtou built
Tor the Rifle 1iyer Bonm Company. was launched
It palloatno's satpyard 3atar,lay. Sim II 20 feet
oug, II besm, hold, and cost 5000. Bho has tito
machinery OF tho old 1fnry ReId..,.A l1xed white
aght Will od kept on ICffys I1ef. II miles north OF
Mhastssi Ae9.. ant1nY ane sa1pIhf seaSon OF 1870.
- ~ wa,sr III n vts,s fo ~ nas s @
new aht houFp ut Ashtnb4in harbor 10 complicated. and
lighted for tho first timo list weak. Is situated
apon tns "sss nsI, u ,!in nxsIcm9 enc. An In
. I nAss suu sa IL "a @ M
lne @ ~ tt'anEAlar !op nai Sot Ma-
mea'aiy nuoso @ 'ns % top .! tore snu ~ sa. Tho
tact u w. a1 H. fsescs % IN e5eoott on to
@ naea ~ ~ w ~ @ W so tnu uenca 70 na ucGk.
, 1876-04-21

UI1sCk OF UoNFTNoklkn y IuK p NRINey.|
MAxHIhuJuN. FNk. J, lt7t. :
peIt9ns hsrInE claims A4Aus aht Fourth National
hant III Chicago. ILL.,, erohJ au!led - !Fssnnt lbs
Me9th. q chstIts O. sherman. RsesiTos At ths odcs
Jtl{lN JAY KNOX,
C1mptEa!lue u tha Currency,
, 1876-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

6enlcd Bids will DO received at the office Of
tho Vcsael owuors' Towing Company, a4d
South Wntcr-st.. Chicago, ILL.,, until May /,
1870, for furnishing 7.ooo> seven thousand
tons OF Coal. moro or loss, during peescnt
soason Of navigation. screened and deliverod
on board OF tug-boRts night or day. Bids
must specify location Of dock for delivery.
Tho Company resolves tho right 10 accept
or reJeot any or all bids.
JOHN M. LONG. Secretary.
, 1876-04-21

:, Tho programme ter ths Wolfsohn's recital 1t
ssandatd Hall, tomorrow afternoon, Ia AZ fol.
!oWs' Second ual1alc, 7 major, on. IS; Noe
taInos' lnlnor, op. 48, No. /; minor, op. u,
No. = @ major. on. 81. No. a; O sharp minor,
op spp q; No. !, aud D Dat major, OF. AZ, No. 2,
!ssaics Akake!i will s,ns The following sopga Of
ssnsen J." Lehn De,ne Wang N Me,na WanK',"
:. Aar!o," FuohlingsuauAt1 40, lass Itch
aa.a'tsa aa'tss doldtns btunio," and An Der Lin
, 1876-04-21

MVlcKER'S THEATRE.
An lmmenao asscmhlage again Ereoted bIr.
Edwin Booth last night, tho occasion being tho
first representation Of "Tho Lady OF Lyons "
during tho Encouragement. Thoporformanco
paused OF smoothly. A1r. Booths personasion
Of Claude Alelnotta is woll known In thle city.
That Il should still rotain 30 largo Bharo OF
popular favor Is perhaps as crodItablo to tho
npthor Of tho play al to the actor. Dulwes's
fustlau aud ohoap sentiment have q hold
upou tho people which bad acting cannot
loo1on nor good acting faBten moro firmly. Mr..
Doosh Ia not 8 bad Claude he ia only oss than
himself by boiug Claude ut all. h1r. Wardo ~
Ifedusednt aud Hiss Cutnmins na Pauline wore
acceptable.
The asrangcmcnta for tho shakapoarean Nc.
moral performance next Saturday afternoon
hare been completed: Tho p'ay will DO "Much
dick and Miss oumrnins Deatrice At .ho close
Of the performance hlr. Robert Collyer will make
nref ADDRESS s appropriate m to tho oceason Tue
Memoirs Fund.- for tho purpose Of ofooting, at
Sttatford-on-Ayoa. memorial thoatre. Il ia
highly desirable that the pooplo should reoog-
nizo the generosity Of Mr.. MuV,okor aud Mr
booth p thls matter sua that every seat SHOULD
caso, ~ tho salo Of uoals Is alroady
very large. In any case, It is understood.
Mr. booth snd Ne. MSYickor havo
trlouton to tho fund. even II they aro obliged to
make up the sum out Of tlo!r own pockets but
il Is highly desirable that tue offering OF Ch-
cago to tbs momory OF Shakespeare should 10
spontaneous With tile people, rather than aub-
scriptlon Of two Ecrsous, EverY inch OF hyaila-
bio space In tho theatre Bhou1d Ge occupied.
HooLEYS NEW COMPANY.
Mr.. Il. II. IIouloy will bogin summon reason
Of minBtrelay In tho New Chicago Theatra May
!. His engagements are now about completed,
eud he Announces u tho principal momborn OF
his new organization tho following wcll.known
performers. john Hart, "LlttIo Mac" CharluB
Benedict, Hobby Nowcomb, McAndrows alur-
ply and Morton, COMEDIAN. no1nasdo Hrlnci-
~! teuor; William II. urookwaY, msddou,au.
There will be ton yooallsls III all, Of whom flvo
n1e sasd to be ~ good singers ~ can 10 found IN
tue minstrel profession. Tho leading tanor was
ioFmerly member at tho Y'tlon8 Opera troupe.
Ihe oEchoatra will embrace Boyen or eight u,u-
e!clana undor the leadership ot Mr. 4.
L. Rooa, There will be twenty per.
6ons In tho first part in q
now acenos, nayer before produced In Chicago.
mr. llooley has ahown by hia pravlouB enter-
ptlaes here that Chicago Ia - tic city Of Aia
CHOICE" Hc deaetyes generous trontmont hero /;
Aad. inasmuoh ~ thore will bo NO competition to
sohteha against {the California h1instraiH ooH-
!nB Their seaHnu this Neek), he hAs every REASON
20 sxpect prosperous season. Tue TRIBUNE
heartily wishes him abundant succesH.
, 1876-04-21

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