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, 1876-05-06
rautr.ci]t1uRE IN fioaip&,'

Eptrtai CoyTesnonde1es Of Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEw sMYaNa. Fla. April 3d. lato1y heard Of .
kdy Id 81. Louts who Wished to have winter.
some hsrs. 50 bhe purchased q acEes Of !aul
a!l cleared and ready for planting, for 80. Tho
tsncs cost hor $40. A man contracts to sot out
49o Wild ofaugo treoa' for 800. and will bud
them for e1o. 4 we'll on the place. 10 water
tho trees from, will coat ESQ., Total coat dt tho
young grove; s25o which, NTH good care, Will
begin to bcas IN four yoars, aud In seyen yosra
tue trsss will bs boar,ng from 600 to 1000 or.
aagea sAch. With iutsrasr ou cost and taKoa
to- tour years, eay &l0v, coat Of YsoYo, $3.50.
Alor four yeara Il wilt bogin TO t'ay ltd WaY. aud
viii tncfease ats yield from 1,o1o - 400 or
autea ycar ~ tdch trest They ato now worth.
at lo xrnfuB,, ~ centa oach. h.-$16 to treo |;
but, it thu increased, produotioa shnuld reduro
tue price 10 ! cent tleso would bo 40 lu-
como Of 4l0 pec tue !; Or. for 2U0 asees, 600.
Tie principal difficulty In orauge. culture, NO
far, his bosu ths want Vt rapid tsans-
pQrtatiou TO thu Northern citlea, but.
10 SOON - 'tho grpas numbcra Of
youn0 groyet DOW sPu1ing forward ~ al parta ot
FLORIDA sisl! rrodne thnt croIa, ,ti,diE Will DO fast
ypAses aud uteanlsf1 co9.iuE lufo far freigitts,
and, tnbsa4si OF Bto9 u1atfS65 knti lehsons, thu
Northern Hta.es MI bupupp!iaq with orhpRta
from Florila,-a yoy4aoor 'nYt tost ton daYs; In
, 1876-05-06
n--~ ar e4lst~a1o athx Z

PpnT or CHICAGO, MAYS.
AAasvAt4-~Heh1 Nary NeVes, Jackson port, IH.n-
ber: sthr z. q. Simmons, Au.fegon. lumber; adht
Elss Holland. tstroad ttes schr H1os, ,fustcgon,
lumbar; sohr z. r. Hoyoo, Bauk Day, cedar posts:
prnp Q. unf1uut. BAEinan, satt: schr Shawnee. Day
City. lumber; scht VIM. 81cGfegur Lay cHy Lumbar ;;
aehr J. Y. Taylor bihnatee, lumber schr H. slmmohs
Muskegon. lumber; sehr Frank Crawford binskcgou,
lumber; kchr Lueorne, CioTetnd. eoal: sehr oorai,
ss,e.n SS ss s :s9r ss osr pot. ; ;ehy w Fl ko ps @
Der; tcnt lclott Ludln9tn. lumber; schr oeorao l.
es ee.ss ss W 41.s
laEbef: pFop Annie Young, Erls. auldrtes 10.
iuaton, bart seh1 Eli Ellen Tooa, VII Wh'ts Inte Inn.
heF; urop CRY Of Owens Bound. dTcns found, sun.
ntfnr Ch!esgp, .isnltowoc, sunirior prop Henry
Howard. Ahnspoe, eedar posi-: seov Moses Gave.
n. N. Dunlan. l1koa fler. wood; prop 9. i. Heath.
Bsq .s1 Sas w, sas. asss pros
Charles 1etz, Manlsseo lumber; schr Florence Lca.
s sfs sr .ry Iaw sos ms1s G
fana.sucEnfnbcr; sehr Leri Grant ain.trgon lamber
Mustegon. lumher; prop Thomas 4. Scott Erle .alt
rrop hsw Er., GRIND Asseu. toying; sshr .. 9: u;
ssea. % ianb:r sesr May S%aad.. s 't5 dr.na ,sve.
CITY, salt; scht Joa 7. 1ohnton BAY CN5, lumber
Nust, Mnskegou, lumber: schr Rca Uem htanitowoc,
!umIer; schr skJ Lark, Northport, woods bark star-
light, Mon!atpuc lumbar: acl,r alst. N. H. Ferrr,
lumber. -
CLEAnAzcEt-Bchr Elizabeth jones, Buffalo, 3s,ouo
utwheat prop CuyahoRs Theld . brls dour, .o01
rkgs feed. tacs hay. brls pork and sunlrtca stnr
ch.eseo 81, sheboysan ao e. htaee 10 lale. btoon.
S1s e. re Il 5G m Ia
| schr Ida Keith, buffalo, a3.ll2 bu wheat
schs Ellis El1onwood. White Lake, 800 hu oats
rrop Z. lsIctx. hfanjaeo 15o pkes groceries ;
sehr sau 1aento. 1unalo, id,ot3 hu wheat; prop ].
l1idRcon IT. Port Huron: 42sao BIT corn- ~ bril-
four rs hrls oat.1neal $50 brls eorn-rnrat, 291 tka
co1u:meal; aehr A1naranth Buffalo. l7,ooo bu wheat
prop @. 7. Heath, Baugatuck. br}s pork. and aun
drice atnlr conto Green BsJ, 70 hs hidos, 10 brl1
MuskeEom. 100 btis vinegar. 10 hr1s Hqnor, ii sk.
seed. and hnf1drtes: fchr o. shaw. South Haven, aun
lto brs -four, 20 Cales broom.eorp, la3 bdls greer
hldes, Ld9 dry hides, 10 bEla ort, aud sandriea.
, 1876-05-06
ltEvetallo Crime in Frances

~ do not know" says the Paris corresponds
ent Ut. the Luudon Standard "vheshet 1t ID
owing to the warm weather or to tho tntiuenco
ot those peculiarly progressive ideas winch tic
llcpubcah s0gltno is suppose 10 I,lcuoato, but aH
epidemic OF iuyeulu criino appears to DO pass.
ing over FFauco aud "Ae1o it wilt stop thero il
really up tqIlihg. have already n4auiioncd ths
case OF tho boy al rontoHe, who murdered hs
fAtllot'a servant, Woman 0i 20. To-day two
more speoiuione Of tho French rising gonutstlon
ara Brought before tho public. The tltst Ia =
boy Of 10, lis1hg Will bis parents n the Teniplu
quartor. Having taoeiydd lecture from hH
father tor mlscondues, tho youugator aHoro 10
would lcSeugo ll'ntott oa l.fs fanlv asil llo did
no afew. Aours etter oy thfoxlng himself Into
iailel sud llo nas drowned. Tls sreoad easofia
reported from th1 cuufnuuo Of 1xlou4 iu tho de-
, 1876-05-06
.Inke.2 fin f:fttuft:.

Oriental travellers FAT that Ch!noso gcntte-
mau tlrnka 1t benoash bis i'gntsy TO tnhnufao-
and no 10 fond or teA; b1lt he would % sootl
grow Ills own tea - makn h!s o1n jokes. Wleu
hc Roes into huclety, le oarrios In hts pocket .
package Of prepared wisticisma and rerartees,
which lla has purchascd at tho nearest joke
shop. Whom consersatlou t11ga. and he por-
cajvos IN opportunity for aay,nR something
brilliant, ho draws humorous romafk from thu
top of bis package. and gravs:y lauas IT to hla
neiehhor. The latter ID grave1y roads It, and,
aDtectin9 from his bundle Of tcpartecs the ono
which Ia appropt!ato totnrus H. With bow, 81
the origtnst joker. Tho two tltsn solemniy
smlie III courteous and uuden,onhtrntive way
and raHuulo thar conversation, feeling that the,
havo acquitted themselves with conspicuous
tEi4!ispsY.
, 1876-05-06

slda of tho odIiice facing tho Hcino q gallery
VI! run: seroeo ,the FIFTH, coHnocst'g
1rncadaro. This gallery t. to b kilomotFs
md haff IN leagth and about 80 netEeA viidc.
Thsto will Id a,opa % olti,nt side Of it. And It Is
expected to pt6stnt from either. and = vory
effective coup .l;n.i. Tho Trocadoro dls!n.
to agricultural products and engineering
industry. whtlo the highor portion Of tue bill
will .ho crowned ty sRst hnll in which the o(ti.
nal ccrctnonios and gatherings for conc4rta,
elt. inodenta1 to tho oocaaton will DO hold. It
is probabo TINT subdivisions Of this hall will DO
Het spart for yariDns purposes, such - comh1it-
teo, lactnre, and reception rooms.
, 1876-05-06
nir tratcario ktane.


Tho Philadelphia I'ress has letter from
Cbihuahna a1cxico. Which SAYS Mr. Muller.
prominent citizen aud banker OF this city, tho
proprietor Of ono Of tho largest and realthtost
essates In chihuahua has shipped to tho Centen.
nal m aero!ito Of about ton weight. In 1866
Mr. Mut,e., then living On g. laege estate III the
northeastern part Of chihuahua, directed Aome
Of llin men 10 dig into tho old Aztec ruins in
search Of specimens OF their earkhen"aro, OF
which thoy revealed aomo quito oirlo1s and
village OF tho Aztecs. and ono of tho thrco i'm.
portnnt towns which they built, and wLcro thoy
lived 4 long timo in their gradual inTaaiou OF
Mexico aud thoir adyanco to tho City OF Mexico.
ia the old village thoY found tho Watls plastcrcd
with 1no clay, smooth and we'll coloren and
In there ruins, after finding beautiful spocs,nena
Of pottery, thoE met thfs nhss Of notoosio iron,
15 foot dcop. The impression Of cloth Is still
visible. It Mas probably bright when 90 carefully
clothed. It is fair to presume that tho metoor,
rnBhtug through tito hcayons With great noise.
In MI ighitod state. emitting, Intense heat and
dazzlng light. waa received by the iKnorans
auporgtltlouB Of the natives III divine agent or
manifestation, and VAS, wheu their fnhtH Atll
a1naze1noht Ind auftlciontly subalded carefully
placed ID their tcmPlc OF they erected semplo
1t for thelr Worship. This seems moro probable
this mutoorio iron aud tho earsaonwafs.
nothing waB foand hut a. turtle, skill
fully and beautifully tuaao OF copper,
! boIiayod to havo been ono Of 4hett dolt,os.
There ayo aoynrat other remarkable aorol.tcs in
Mexico, perhnlM ~ rlany AZ Ave. within ranEe
Of 60 oF 70 ulitos hut tho aIgeat aud porhapb tug
lsrgess kuown in the world, IL III the state Of chi.
hlahua, tn tho deHort naar to ratral. Of immense
aizo, aud weigh not tdaa, It IL supposed, than 50
tuna. 1fr. Muiior had n llcenaa froM the afexi
can Government 10 tako other Of theso from
tho country to tho Coutenniel. II tho largo one
| could hayo boon removed tho public spirit o
Mr. niuor arid Ills ilosiso to add 70 the interest
Of tho Cohtennial would havo induood lin Il
bppA 1t on."
, 1876-05-06

Upon tho quality Of tito blood derenda, IN =
great measure, the vfgor aud health OF Tho body.
II tho blood Ia wanting in nutritious properties.
tlcasl tlodciont ia quantity, tho Hhin nallow and
dry. tho clscoks hollow, and the eyes lls.telosa.
II imr1oYa tho quality Of tho blood. stimulate
digestion oni assimilation with aostotser'a
Stomach Ditters. Under the influence Of thiA
sn sh Sg
more abundant, tho muscles become moro com
pacs, tho choek IL tfnHe4 with = healthtu! color.
aud tho eye regaius ita bzigLtaeHs. Tho Dittsrb
also FREQ tLo Lfood from impurities by stimulat-
iug tho klonoys a,id bowels to thoroughly PET.
form their duty Of carrying on tho refuse OF tle
system, which, 1t not eutiroly got rid Of polsonn
tho vital current.
, 1876-05-06
RUSSIA.


NAVAL FORCE IN THE nL.AcK BEN.
DEBLv, Aprit 18.--1'ho Russian Government
have ordored tho equipment ID the Black Bea OF
'thf1ty-ono ,nen-of-WaE, amopg them swo circular
hbips Of the design invented by Tho lAto hlr.
Johu Ellor, of uiaBgow, callod Fopoffsns In
Russian. These slirty.ono ahlps all constructed
OF sent south ainco tho abolition OF tho Dlao
goa stipulation in 1870, havo Oil oficors aud
$500 men.
nuss1A rYEs rEnsiA LoxaISoLr.
Tho announcement at the Czars intention to
rotiro temporarily from tho cstea and duties Of
Office appears to havo changed the whole tone
Of tho l,ussian pross. Berlin correspondent
OF tho London Times writes:
."Tno maintenance Of tho status quo In This
Ensk, and Of tho thrco Emporors alliance ln tho
loading articles il tho 1suss!an Capital. Very
different ileaa aro being auddenly airoa pretty
freely. Tho inability OF tho Turkish Govern
rnent to- carry out tho reform programme; tac
right Of tho ucrEogovlneso to aak for tangible
Montenegro at tho expense of tho To1to-tboHo
and similar topics, tabooed but short time ago,
aro unexpectedly On the tspis. Tho nd
vantage Of keeping on good terms With Austria
Tho cherished ward Of the .lsuss, ia euddenly
treated as q rcrrobate and Rlvcn ~ to fate. 10
and out Of Austria, tho National Hclavoufc party
wcre In ccstacies 1t tue noW6 Of tho Cars con-
toup1nting long holiday during which tho
nynrow,tc1 a ran,stnd tgn vnrl,i ,gsnid hnIh thn
n,n. NJ, shsts ~. 1an,si tns onnn they arm
tpri,,, ~ s'n sonanic sbamsa5vns tt thn rnsr
that somo Hort OF Cohat!tntlon will ho intro.
t'uced Into NuesIa which will ntloH Of 8layophll
sautimenta being btpachej 1nreacrFodY.
Since tho annexation OF Khokand, RUSSIAN
1ottera IN the Gcraan press arc frequently con.
coiyod In more lively spirit. As sample Of
tho now stgle adopted, o1tract tho folluvlng
correspondence, dated at vt. Petersburg, March
Is, from tho MatEotrg Zctttt1g:
, 1876-05-06
An 1;uucuti0iiul 1.xporl.u a1at.

MdF 6HfkFf EH f@tFhds p"ta bHifHH*
naEnea, tbs HchooltuaBtor il! a snbulhan town.
read III tho Educational .nq'uhY thht bo.s caAd
bo taught history bstsoIt thau ~ a.y "shot Wy
Historical character. apa relate Tho ast: Of shat
character ~ il Lo hxi donu tuelp llusalf Tbls
struck DsEnes ~ = mighty good iass. and he IT..
soIyQd tutry lsop, Thesgloo' Lad then progressed
20 fae IN liz ktndy of tts history Of llppa the
punio wars, aud Ms. nsEnps ims!1nd(ates diyiunl
the boya tuto t.yo partles, onu No!uals aud tho
other ca1tLsSe1,lan., sud CERTAIN Of tho 10, !
were psiisl sttfs Ne ls.tlela upeq e9tA aldss;;
Az hs kHzs .hsxshs H. ss asf : I'd I'd
, 1876-05-06
CHICAGO g. PAGES

partncnt Of tbs Loire. bandof children woro
playing togstln.. when two bows ono agoa IA
sntl tho other 10, a,lsrre1ed. Tho cider bdy
snsIdonly tofs Ills ptsymatos, wont homo. mud
70 Vh o sos sos lis o a1a 10 e
doat1, uaa in;antanooub. Tho precocioua asnhs.
s!n .thon declared hi. honor aatsstled' Ono of
tho comic papers proposes thhs thoao prom-
iring boys ahopid be sent 70 no Exhibition Of
md niriilz atfon.n
, 1876-05-06

Wednesday, Liar 3. Ill H:W Faces 7Ats Week
Tho Great JOLLY JOHN NASH. EMERSON l.
ELLA DAvIa, the BEAUTIFUL sertocotaic vocaltat Mira
HATTIE ELLIS, the pashing Cosnedtenne. nz WITT
COOKE. Champion Athlete. Miss DOLLY EMER8ON.
Q,leen Of Dance. Encouragement Of the FayoE!sea,
5IIEEtfAN L Jf)EEs. GEO. l. CuA5. REYNOLDS.
sud the Ade1nhi Dramatic Company. The Lcggatary
TOM SHIP. New aud Magnificent Beopety, by stroug.
Mattnees Wednesday and saturday, Ladies' Nights
Tuesday md Thursday. The lo~eas pfices In tbs city.
Frdayt Benefit Of BARNEY AARON.
, 1876-05-06
LAKE fREl0RTS,
rff1CAH7.

Frsights wcro quiet. TAero naa so1ne inquiry, but
hhppera and carriers about 10 spart rites,
aud little done, Tho ratio for email yebtcs whs
&c. Tle tche Lizzie LAw was engaged for 5000 bu
cnrn to Buffalo ut 3kc, aud the Wells and Burt on the
previous evening for So 900 bn corn to port
3tfc. Tho sttur Cnamrain WAS engaged for about
1a,GDO bu corl through via OgdenBhufx. small ves-
sel was also reported for wheat to buffalo nt &c.
EIBEwIfEnE-
DE1notr, May 3.-FrciBhta arc Tuiet and rates 1lom-
inallv unchanged. wlleat-To OswcGo. 6ta3kc i; 10
OcdcnAburg, 6c to DutIsio 3e; to Cleveland. IKE.
fsee of elevation.
MILWAUKEE,. May 4.-Eo char.cEr were reported to-
day. AgcntA we're demanding &c to Buffalo mud Eric,
7Sc 10 Kingston, for wheat. Tho schr hfyosotiA wa4
chartered ate ycsterdny afternoon 10 take wheat to
Oswcso at 7Hc. --.
George ". noae reports tho following: sehr J. Q.
Thsycr, coal. Ashabnla to 8heboygan. H'c per TIM,
tren; Hrhr Thomas parsons, eoal Cleveland to ALL.
waukcc, 600 per top, free.
CANAL fRE11lIrs.
This nrat caua1-ftciGhtage Of tho seAsou taken
yesterday by Wlllism PetFto Co., Of William hcad-
ows, consisting Of cargo Of $4,000 tu wheat which
laid ii etosc hero during Tbs winter. It COCA 10 Nuw
York. and tho rate agreed upon 10 &c rer bu. cauhl.
boat Clancy aiatiio tho 1rst 10 lond. and tho
C1ptAn said he should ccsr laat evenlng and would
probably pass Lockport thia morning. Tho following
tpala wcro tlke thu balance uf the cargo: Il. Il
King Jacob Bonn, George ". Danisla and +. liow.
| ag1l. This canal oIencd Inst year May II. and The
opening rAto N8s RNc wheat. and 7Ho on corn to
| Now york.-liuBulo Espfess.
, 1876-05-06

GALVESTON, Tex, May 5-The Ne1os' special
from San Antonio, 9th, says Col. Quintana, with
900 Pedosals. occupy Nnoya Lardo. Col. Fol-
meyer, with 500 Kevolulioniets, arc outside pro-
psriuE for an attacK.
There ia cona.dosab1o excitement ut Plegras
Ncaras. The 1ievolutinuiats, with 800 men. aro
waiting outside for reiuforcemantB hofore IT.
tackiug tho ptace. Mdat Of tho Federal CnHtom-
uonso o0!cials are ia Eaglo Pass. Tex, for
Bafely.
, 1876-05-06

4 largo number Of tho Lower Lake Acct nrtred YES
fesday and tho bridges were kept revolving Ill day.
=, The prop Thomas A. 6cot OF tho AnchuE Linz
risca yesterday atlet1oon. Tiia Ii tho rat vesae of
this Inns which arrived ut This port from tho Lowg
Lakes ibis eesson. ..Tho nnws Of tho opening f se
harbor Of buffalo which WAS received hero yesterday
Aftcruoou created couaideratlo 1ati&aot!eu among
vessel nn, It was feared that thn hect before that
port might he kept ice bound for some time. The
prop Oven SOUND from sarnia, arrived yesscrdas. She
tocf. oa nobby ~ eser....The iorefunners @ Of tAn
nsss al % has H
tLan usuhl. Tha Lazy Grant. 1dA+ and htiperra,
which striscd With sssgoes Of lnnhcE yosteEday fto,h
cr1nman xaa nonore1 yesterday morning With ylst
from bis Imperial Mateaty Dom Fc.lro: The Roy4s
n VS. sseoIanicd NIX by Mr. clcsbroash. tho uity Engi
deer. Tho guests wero eutcrt a.nod t5 tho ctsnnan IN
I'll F9ya1 b. g !. 5
homo. 70 kcnd for tho cEthnAn md mako him aeest-
HERE Atp TurnE.
Thcre IA mitch sympathy III uarlno clrclea for Tho
fanl1ios Of tho ,ucn lost from thu Gilbert Knapp.
Cap Day5ca Has well known and had hosts Of frtcnda.
Tie stbr Emerald lost her mizzcunast by COL
tsiou at lur Colborno on Saturday ssoa-
barge Henry Ward Deechps, which sunk III B1rtnE
as ssss s;s L Ss % II bvos sss 1s E Ss ~:
s ps'9nt a 'gng .'asn n. oas ,, ~
weather sas: mol sufficiently cold 70 form
much Ice. ND 4 ono time i Eas rcg.td .a quito
ths earliest uyoE fnowa: J. now looa. - though i
te Btrata It IL quito ccrtaln tha. thny again
closed, and that there w uccd to To eccofd oPcn-
ng bc!osa vcsstls freely Iass up OF down. There
are psobsty not less h.n forty or fty craft st
or tn tho vicinity Of Msctnac which arc fclA tack b{
tAs Ice, aud thpy mar 10 thus hlndetea for several
d.ys II may well ~ sad that upon tbs, tho III day
Of May, navigation Il not Set ouen.
!9nsr{al DisnaskA 10 TAs CAiea6& F{b+saA.
Hhtx, H.. Nay s.-Tho farst ssEtsal from Chicago
this season tho prop A1fena which came tn Tits
uaoruing With what aud -four. Tns achr Harrison
lefs for Chicago this &tornceu with coalratos to.
a'ht atmr Oily OF Udluth, Of WArut Lake 6u1er1oF
lue, il hnrs ioasing uo4 tor Duluth, sU1A pfivaso
monstrr propeller passed down today sith se!esal
other yeasels. Tie prospects h4t TIE Ice bckade
Will 10 broken at uunalo Tonight. Two rEolxilsss
| we're nearly through Ut o'tiock.
DurYAIo uA1aoh orEH.
apteial Utsps!sA "a 1A% cAteaso tribune.
HuxrAto. N. y. usy t.-rrops WaYerly aud Post-
sgo rot through the leo aid into port A this svuaipg.
nusrALo. ny. My s,--Ths prop .yayszly haa sr'
| risc4 from Chlcago. Navigation Il open.
, 1876-05-06
HOME.


RoaE May 6.-Ktng Aiphonso has written an.
other !ctter assuring tho Popo that Spain IL
Catholic. md consequently Catholics mood Appre.
bend nothing from tho application Of tho clauBe
10 tho now Constitution upon religions lbcsty,
Moreover tho clgrsBo in question dooa not ootl:
trayeuo tho spirit OF tho conco1dar OF 1851:
, 1876-05-06
SAMOA.

BTEINnHn0ER'8 BTonY.
Ban FRANCISCO, May 5.-Tho Zolndla, tho frat
II the l,Iitish steamers to run On tho mail liuo
10 Australia, arrived to-tiay, having among her
pasaengczs 4. Y. Coe former American Con-
nacrcial Agent at Samoa, and 6totnber9er's
brother. Thcy state th't aftcr the dethrouc-
mont Of Malctoa by the natives on account Of
bis deposiog steinborgcr "a PsornicE, capt.
Btogana, commanding tho Dritiah atoam-
pr Daraconta, landed With fosoo
1t marinoa and wen! to tho
Council House, wlcro thu Legislature
Fas assembled With infant TO onthrono Malctoa.
The chiefs ordered tho uativo guard to take q
position in tho vicinity Of tho Council House,
B.ovens ordered his marines to diAsrm tho na-
tiros. Tho guard rea:etod, fight cnsucd. and
four marines wcro killed and oight mortally
ROUNDED. Thrso nasiyos wafe killed and A7e
plightIy woundod. The natiTee wereiu sufficient
Forca to hAvo axtarminatod tho mariuos Ind theY
Nshed but Hero restrained by tho chiefs who toll
steyoua tEoy had no dosro to fight. but would
aafona their rights Stevens took tho WoMnsod
IN board sLu Dasaconta, landoa with artillery,
threw up hreastNorks, and kept guard behind
hem fourteea days; hut no further dnmouHtrar
lions we're mslc BY tho uatlfes. They thon ro-
turned to tho Haraconta, taking throo chiofs as
hostagGB.
Msantlmo tho British stuamor Sapphire ar.
,ifoa tho ohiefa syeEo transferred g hos. and
ibe baraoonts sailed for tho Fiji Islands
taking Steinberger, luis brother, aud Coo, who
WAS carried anay SIMPLY tos bis loyalty to the
nAtiye Governments The prisoners Wers landed
1t the Fijta. Tho Dataconta was ordorcd 10
Au2lsnt, presumably for tho purpoee Of LaylnG
tho nota of her Captain Investigated. Bteln'
borcer wont also, n.l confronted hiua and do
manded satisfaction for the outrage porpotratod
On him. -~-
AZ tho timo OF leaving samos tho Tusca1ors
would he duo In teu days.
Foster the American Consul. acted through.
put tho tTotb!o ii harmony with Qae british.
Goa snd Bteinborger also reitesaso tho state
ment that tho main trouble sE1scs from tho
mnchtnstfou Of English missionaries, whoBc
profits wass tmpairod by tho togalatons Intro
duena by btAnbergor, Also BY tho oppozltion o.
lle beach -combots, Bydney ducks. etc., WHO dlB'
hkod hia inteEforonco With thelr liquor-solllng
lnd othar pursuits. --...
CoNBuL FOSTER RENoVEs.
6AN FRANCISCO. May 6.-Uispatohsa have beos
received hero fKou, Washington dlsllacing Eos
lei, A1aerlcan Consul ut Samoa, and appontant
in his place JAmoa n. Coo, who arrt'od hero to
day by the steamer Zealnnder from IL i, hRyinl
heon txken ulcIo from Hamoa pristper on III
British war-vaasel Darraoouta. The dlapatohe
arrived in lme to go Oh the schooua, Adm May
which ealled \ fem days ago. but owi1g to SON
misunderstanding aha lets without thin. Atu
WA eeut cut viii thau,, but failod y ovortak
kle schooner. They Will 20 by tho Ae1t vosse
, 1876-05-06
EXPOSITION BUILDING,

Grand Success Last Night!
$4,000 v1BLToRai
ULO8lHG OF THE FIRST GRAND
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
IN AMERICA. under thu autp!ces Of tho
FIRST REGIMENT I, S. G.
Saturday Matinee and Saturday Night, May G..
Th o1S.ns1.s2n Ill! dr. T%9 MqRH rahAEp
l1hMnKE,s FAVOUR BAND. Including Fttty Ems-
Mhn. hi1UK11E iHW1UK11E PAppEyIfR1M. the sre.teat rrsraA
Dnnpa in America. ftom thc btrsk2.sh Italian Opera.
biR. ii. ARit0KfK tbs great American Casnet.
SECURE YOUR ,TECKETS N hi,TANCE.
ADMISSION 70 GENTS,
,Tieie;s for ;sls = Ign Hes, r. sstsss: "A #sst
;,nllut uanst 5osnsf sta!e a2a blan.PosM: cIT{sE
itns. eornat Harmon ce and We1s.h.T inru
biedcaifr1 Ufux store toor Ssrfh CLARK sod
0tretts Jansen, MclinTg Gn., III Htktt.Bt.
AHH &IFoS$lfa1cnf Eitat fkRn.
, 1876-05-06

Spttkgi Uf.paEeh to Tia CAiraqo ntbuns
ronr urnoH, lltch., May 5.-powa-ptops Mi1wau-
kee, 8anllac and barEes.
ur-~rron prrrschy; achra dcorgs Worthington,
Emor1ld; Il 4zzto Iarsons, D.. @. Wllliamz, Genesae
Chief Ahbt1 l.. Andrews, Triumph. II. pfxon, Louisa,
Z. ii. Carlngson.
WInp-Bouthwcnt frnsh; weather clondy.
Tho selr Jamcs Couch, the arst yca6ei through tho
Btzaits nlunc, p9sscd down to night.
, 1876-05-06

1URPENrlHE.
W11mxoros, May 6.-spirits OF turpentino
firm pt so ctuta,
, 1876-05-06

ILLINOIS T. MICHIGAN CANAL,
DK1puEronT. ILL.,, Afay Observation-Disclosures Mor-
ris o,uoo In corn cuyuga, LocEport, 1860 bu cats
Prop Montauf, Lockport, D31 brla Hour.
c1EAnEp--sunbeam, Chll1lootbc, 9l.lao It lumber;
11or1ug Light Ottawa q, 900 It LUMBER 100 N 4hin-
ges: prop s. T. kilube, Lamont rs III slluVcs, 3,157
y.hh
, 1876-05-06
$50. $10O. $780,. $500. $1,000

UIQEf1, n. " N3k9 f4r auttpnaxt 4}sFs9la
iusesfssttt II .of smlll .aodnts 10 steskl q
ud{Ss1A ehAftAtSks which fss4a&ht$ ~ lEou4 ht&
Aa's ~ a.s1SS1 4 Sa. s55 Il 3ss! Az; {;
p4x CENT CkELl&IA aad xa4kl5 kRpa1tAxso ifact
, 1876-05-06

Grent Western Steamship Line.
Fto.a rex Yosk 10 Btatai EnglAndl direct
AHAMmN Eynnas stntdsx sr u
CORNWALL, AAJ
Cshjp fss4sky, 91es Iutstfnadhto &4s htAefaRs, $a
E1oaIslou 1sls|A 3l3 FfspAia etspttso SAt4hcatss.
GonfgAS Railroad.
, 1876-05-06

C10C, Invested Has Cf7nn.
04UV Paid a Profit Of DlJfOU
during tho past fsr mpaths. pndnr our lnrruscl
system Of opsssttug In Stocks, Alsks reduced to
Nominal auna aud ptohts Increased. look contansuB
T0MbHIuGE k CO.,
Bsntsss md Bsa4ss1, = Wal,s., Nov Yolk.
, 1876-05-06

LoNpou, May b.-Fous Of tho crew of tho shir
Lennie, who wore charged With nutlny and
nurder, have bocn found guilty and sentenced
o ha hanged.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-21
FLASHES.

Marsh and wife left Montreal on the 3
p. NJ. train yesterday afternoon.
Arthur D. Davis, of Louisville, sui
cided Sunday Disappointed love.
The motion for new trial for Mckee
was yesterday postponed until to-day.
The New York Freight Agents deny
that another railroad war is impending.
John King, colored, was killed near
st. Louis Sunday, by one Cook. Jeal-
ousy.
The failure OF the hardware firm OF
Nazrob u Co., OF Milwaukee, is an
nounced.
james and John Perryman, brothers,
living at Greenville, ILL.,, quarreled and
John was killed.
Charley CLARK attempted to hang him.
self in the Cleveland JAN because he did
not want to he relieved to the Reform
Farm.
John Gunell was shot and killed at
Oakland, Miss, on Saturday, by man
named Cokewood, in family quarrel.
Cokewood was arrested.
Henry Murray was fatally stabbed in
New York Saturday by Henry HigKin-
bottom, whom he had charged with i'm
proper intimacy with Mrs. Murray.