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Tandy's Universal Ague pills are t0Gy>
r0nted 20 cure G0ste. For sale by Tandy
q Eastman, and Spencer 8 Ryder, EmpO-
ria, Kansas. 4ltf
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Lamp, ana lamp fixtures IN endless va.
riety, and bracket lamps and refiectOrs
complete, for S1.e5, $3.50 and &1.75, at
TT PERLEY & RYDER's.
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The celebrated Blue Glass, made with
special directions from Gen. Pleasanton,
for sale at the Palace Drug Store only.
mr.
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Our stock OF drugs Is complete. Pre-
scriptions compounded with care and &C .
curAcy day and night at the Palace Drug
Store. loft STARR q WILLIAMS.
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DON'T FoRGKT-That the place to get
those % homemade boots Is at
loft ADAM MoHLER's, 9Th avenue.
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Cold and hot baths, In first-class
style at Fred. Haussler's barber shop,
under Dunlap's bank. Soft
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HATS, HATs.-G. p. Jones & Co. have
received spring styles Of hats for men.
boys and childen. Also great variety OF
gents neck wear, collars, etc. 10 st
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JUST RECEIvEo.-The latest styles box
toe and French toe lasts. Get your boots
made on these lasts by A. MoHLEK,
loft 9Th avenue.
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Perpetuates
NATIONAL. GREATNESS /

One dozen Stereoscopic Views of the Centen-
MAI exhibition sent postpaid to any address
on receipt OF 50 o. Our variety includes all
Sasaf. g. grounds. statuary. and other
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had sole authority TO nSe the Pheto1ranhis.
AT WITHIN the grounds and buildings OF the
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
Americans should secure so valuable ool
lection OF authentic pictures OF the oro,srth
ana greatness OF their own country
Pleasing and Probable Presents.
Cartes de Visits, Is cents; SKIS. 80 cents.
X 10. $l-cO each Catalogues sem for eenff
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PaiotefI PaIn1sI

Rubber goods, 9 full line constantly on
hand, and cheaper than elsewhere at
45tf PERLKY's.
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II you want hrst-class smoke, buy
your cigars at the Palace Drug Store. loft
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Starr q Williams are sole agents for
Gen. Pleasanton's Blue Glass, at the Pal
ace Drug Store. loft
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Trusses, supporters and shoulder
braces in great variety, at
TT PERLkY & RYDER's.
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Orders for Blue Glass" promptly I'LL
ed at [1l-St DIR. JOHN A. MooREs.
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Smoke James Smiths Imperial cigars
The finest In Kansas.
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Choice selection Of perfumery, colognes,
toilet powers, soaps, combs and brushes,
&C., at C1l-tf) JOHN A. MooRE's.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded and
delivered to any part Of the city, by
TT PERLEY & RYDER.
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Paints, oils, vArnishes, glass and putty
1t the Palace Drug Store.
loft STARR d WILLIAM.
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Fine--James Smiths Imperial cigars
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Window glass OF all sizes at the Palace
Drug Store, very cheap.
loft STARR q WILLIAMS.
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Ask for James Smiths Imperial cigars.
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II you want good shave, shampoo
and hair cut, go to Fred. Haussler's,
under Dunlap's bank. Soft
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30
Published at Chicago, Illinois.

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, 1877-03-18
YGLESIAS.

A Mnnffesto from tho Wandering President
NEW ORLEANS, March 17.-Yglesas publishes
manifesto as Constitutional Provisional Pres1-
dent OF the Mexican Republic. After recount
ing the circumstances Of his departure from
Mexico, and news OF the success of Jiaz. ha
says:
IN circumstances so critical, when already evary-
thing had been lost on the Pacific coast, nv fnr-
nhret ahGe IN san Eranesco longer had an
TINS c1ty, where might be more immc ,iatefy in.
formed Of ench events might occur irt the Re-
public: lh Here We have received Il confirmation Of
ess " pres the deep
archy which rack q country ninned 1onn a.rn
e.mtbf By tbf i {offs r,i5.. st baysass he Cow
Ree syppe& of e nes asiS hSntd ofe;on ns
and and death Under the sole,nnity ct the hour ri
to sfm Ee nen ny any 9nce more to send forth voice
represent. This statement Of nv acts sufi5cienti~
explain why have come to a foreign land. r +
nlu cn yfc1 ct nov nndss ts hospitality is
no1 no nor nave Jet ! hands breadthor Mexican soil
un mncn could place ny foot without danger Of
Sare dd 10 triumphant faction. IfIsucceed to
national territory, / shall repair thithrr to rue
n1o@Isa ps'antsh y ny awf1l This Is living
OF asacrod duty which nayer m e sh.f ho';
y hen the bard Of Pharsaia referred to the d1sas.
!et Of Fompeii, he contrasted the assent Of the |
o, oymP1s the champions Of the conquer
~ cAuse. win the solitary dissent OF Cato 1Tha
al :ause which this dsr Is the worsted cause in Me4o
CO C. oepenas on the nainstay OF public opinion on
nFn po2ion If sosefv 1ayef OF ths
q nay BE- easily converted into triumphant eanse
Hfoush the irresistible Of the national viii
be- I.baGan fhn hpeGpe & " VII ony rally around the
lctory. ihe constitutional banner mu.t at;Ii ron
A1s ~ wave anoe1 tue protection OF the law.
, 1877-03-18
A NEW BONANZA

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-The Post, in its
stock article this evening, gives an account OF
the alleged discovery of a new bonanza, living
east OF the Colnstock lode, and parallel with it,
and abreast of the Consolidated Virginia, Best
q Belchcr, Gould i Curry, and Hale d Nor
cross. The article states that thu formation WAS
discovered by running a diamond drill east
ward from the workings OF the aboye-men-
toned mine. It is held that from this flssure
has come the immense volume of water which
has so long dclugcd the lower levels Of tia
Savage and Hale g. Norcross. To test the
question, samples Of the water from these mtnra
were evaporated, and the sediment found On
analysis to correspond with the ompositjon oY
the ore taken from tho drill-holes, The matter
mas been Kept secret by the managers, and
cross-cutting in direction now Of the new
BONANZA has been carried on with caution. IA The
aln was TO draw the water from the lodes before
tapping 1t, lcarsng That rush Of wafer
m1ght n follow that would stop work in tie mines
II Is estimated that in few weeks ii viii ha
Saic to begin crosscutting to teycloD the leoe
me statement seems to be received on tie strect
Mitn oue caution, owing, probably. in narf tn
Tue general lack of confidence lately shown hv
outside operators, and to the fact that the po:t
stock articles ''@0 "0As - 1ts
, 1877-03-18
BURLINGTON, IA.

Nfeet*@ AAAP04ca 20 1A6 tribune,
BURLINGTON, Il, March 1.-THE Board n,
Trade this morning heard report OF \ Com.
m'ttee appointed one week ago to confer vii,
The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Comn,nv y
WITH reference to Introducing their wires into
burlington. 4 proposition was submitted IN
behalf Of the Company, and another commit
Zee was appointed to represent Burlington in
anotner conference. There is little doubt That
an Atlantic d Pacific Office will soon be estab-
pushed here: The projected Burlington.
heosaqua d Western Railroad narrow sauee
was discussed and an unexpected vitality was
az Moevesioped: The prospects for the early building
oh e luz st soaa are daily increasing. II the peopl:
a!ong Inc proposed line Of the road west Of ncs
= moines 1' county will give it reasonable SUPPORT
It w1u be built as fur us keseaua this sr11n1ner
,nc9e, a9e eas question was taken up also: Bur.
eefs a oas -, Pas19e $40 Tor gas, while Quincy
to Investigate the subject. @s:9 "Pp''n'eo
, 1877-03-18
GERMANY.

LONDON, March 17.-A Standard Berlin dis
patch states that the Government intend to in-
troduce bill in the Reichstas empowering tht
Emperor to publish laws for A1sace and Lor
raine after they have passed the Federal Coun.
Gil and the Alsace and Lorraine Committee, but
with the previous consent Of the Reichstag.
The majority Of the National Liberal party will
claim the 1teichstag's right to veto such legisla-
tion.
THE PROPOSED IMPERIAL MINISTER'S.
The same dispatch says German newspapers
e 1tlnue to comment on Bismarclzs speeches
upon the organization OF Imperial Ministries
Inc HdnoterlaH Courier, a Nationa1-L Liberal
paper influenced By Bennigsen, President of the
Prussian Diet, has specially interesting article,
which concludes as follows: awe openly pro
Tess that the real obstacle to better organtza-
tton Of the Imperial Government is the Chan
cellor's personal behavior and autocratIc na-
ture."
correspondent remarks: "Never before
would the National-LiberM papers have dared
to publish anything like this"
A GOVERNMENT VICTORY.
BERLIN, March 17.-The Reichstae, after
four hours debate, voted the first reading Of
the Dill empowering the Emperor to decree1 laws
Tor A1saee and Lornine after they have passed
the Federal Council and the Alsace and Lor-
raine Committee, but without the previous as
sent OF the Reichstag. The chief speax-
ars we're Alsatians and lothringians, OF
fhom the so-cal1ed Protest Deputies opposed
ne oll, whereas the Autonouists supported it.
It Is measure OF conciliation and practical
3olicy, making at the same lime an important
declaration, namely: "We are neither Coy |
rnment party, nor systematic opposftioni.ts.
ne wish to move onward with the Government |
o long as II pursues progressive policy"
, 1877-03-18
OTHER CELEBRATIONS.

4A4sd A1lERARY SOCIETY.
inc Committee Of Arrangements of the Irish
Literary Society met at the Sherman House last
night, and completed arrangements for the ban
quet which will be given at the Sherman House
Tomorrow night at o'clock. Eyerythinf. has
been done to insure great success, and many
prominent men of this section Of the country
are expected to be present. The lists OF toasts
IS ful1, and the responses have been assigned to
those whose remarks will be well worth listen
ing 10. committee Of three was appointed to
courtesies Of the Society to him, and rconcst t
his attendance The toasts will be as follows:
uaa mThs Day We Celebrate Response by the
Hon, Ion, A. L. Morrison. Music, '.St. Patrick's
United States of America" -. Musfc
HHnil Columbia II 'er
.,. state Of Illinois," Gov. cullom. Music.
''Goycrnor's March. AAA''>'
GO Where Glory Waits Thee" '~'
The irish Tri- Color" j. ], Fttzejbhon.
Mnstc 2 Protestant Boys"
oe cs1y swaef Of Gmhirago" Mayor Heath Music,
lIeland's Patriot Dead: 81 P. McHueh. Music,
Remember the Glorcs."
Ladies' Eyes Round, Boys '''' @us'e' 10
Alter the banquet the tables will be cleared !
anu the hall given up to dancing. A programme !
ranged. A~7 ooea al
THE HrBERS1ASs
oldest associations OF the kind in Tie citv fsve
rs II t"entyslxth annual ball last evening at the
vest 1"elftll-Street Turner Hall. There was
'cry large attendance, and as the programme
:onta1hed one number for every year OF the So
ichore's followers had all the fun ther wanfed
St.. Patrick's Society also gaye their animal
'all at Maskell Hall. NA4
, 1877-03-18
ELSEWHERE.

nbsI1us 8Sp11th TO 1h1 Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, March 17.-The celebration of 3,
fatrck's Day in this city commenced Yesterday
evening with dance at Robesson Hall, give,,
under the auspices Of Division No. 4, Ancient
order Of Hiberntans, and which WAS preceded
ny oratorical and musical exercises, addresses
being made BY the Rev. n. Il. Power, Messrs
Z. Mcers' y. ?. Hendricks, and ]. L. O'Donncl
To-day high mass Vas celebrated nj
st. Patrick's Church, the Rev. Father
Power officiating, after which the procession
headed by the Adams Cornet Band. of Dutpht
vas formed and marched through the princfnaii
streets to Robson Hall, where dinner was nro.
v1oed 1or the visiting societies. DELEGATIONS
were present from Norris, Dwight, Braidwood
ana oIncr towns, and these, with the differenf
loca1 irlsh temperance and benevolent societies
81. Jo1n's German Catholic Benevolent Societv'
ano ba5ne's Joliet Cornet Band, made, a ~
appearance on The line OF march. The whole
a alalr was under the direction Of the Ancient
Ofaer OF Hibernians, Division No. !, and Its
success. success was very creditah1e. to their manage
- BLOOMINGTON, Ill
-, Special Hspdsca to ne Tyfaxne
onLoohMaTos, ILL.,, Aarch 17.-St. Patrfck,e
Day Tas observed generally to-day by the frisb
people, All the societies Of the Catholic Church
, 1877-03-18
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.
R1<r{rf rRxrrtnk =. NM


ST. Paul, March 17.-The opponents Of TIN
cheap school-book law Of Minnesota, in the name
OF rural resident of Blue Earth County.
through St. Paul attorney, have moved in the
District Court of this county for an injunction
loFo'aoing State officers and contractors from
proceeding under the law. Tie real promoters
OF the suit are generally supposed to be heavily
interested In the school-book trade,
Special Dtspasca to The Irtoxne.
HA1RA Ak. March 17.-1n the Nova Scotfa Ae
se1nbly last night the Provincial Secrctarv1
inoycd resolution proYiding for opening pego,
tlattons With the Government of New Births
WICK and Prince Edward Island looking to a
maritime union. ~
Augusta, Ga, March 1.-THE Chronicle and
Se'taneI, established in 1785, and the Co1.stt,s-
tona'tsf, established in 1900, were cousoiidatsf1
nsr onaas, 4 aad "a wn appear tomorrow under the
name OF the Chronicle aud ConstiuAona{tst. The
consolidated paper will be uuder the rnanara,
91n,,f mena q Malsh q Wright, proprfetors Of The
80: Special 1tspasea to NE Tribune: ,- ~ ~
oFR1aafiELD, LII, March 17.-Certifcates Of
, 1877-03-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

PERSONAL.
LONDON, March 17.-Gen. IgnatieT diued at
the Russian Embassy yesterday. Lord Sails
bury and the Foreign Ambassadors we're pres-
ent,
Lord and Lady Derby will visit Hatdcld
House, the country-seat OF Lord Salisbury, at
the same time with Gen. 1gnatieft.
DEAD.
LONDON, March 17.-Charles Cowden Clarke,
English lecturer and anthor, died at Genoa.
CABLE RATES REDUCED
LONDON, March 17.-On and after the 28th
inst. tie Anglo-American Telegraph Company
will transmit political and general news for pub
l1cation at sixpence per word when the cables
are disengaged.
K9GED.
Chancellor Malins, on taking his seat
to-day, said 3 man named Cosgrove, who threw
~ egg at him yesterday Us the court adjourned.
IND whom he committed for contemnt, on being
'carehed in prison: was found to have loaded
'lstol in bis pocket. Cosgroye's sanity is beine
inquired into. 7
, 1877-03-18
CASUALTIES.


a TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March IA hof1.~
2loded IN the grtst mil Of Hunter Rros ta =
miles east OF Worthfngton, Ind, Yeatsn E. a's
ternoon, killing twelve persons and xonSa.. Y
seEen' all that we're in the building. Tx ..s
ground corn Oh Fridays, and was tryfogs aa al1
SET OF corn-ourrs, and the day being We. w. \.
neighbors had gathered In. The name. n ~ ~ ~
Killed :are: A. -Vantlerrenter; James Hnnt.t ~
John Wilhe, John spettz,a son of j. " IS
ler,, eon Of George Rar,la sou Of. VIM ss
lton, son Of Henry Saryer. a am ~ ~ nan.' I'm
B;ubaker: The wounded IRE: John BTnhassoske 1900
Alfred Hunter, A. Hash, q son OF Gen1s. 9
Bender, Wlliam. Bland, a son Of Jane. n1n!. Y.
ter, man, name unknown. aaa-
, 1877-03-18
FOREIGN.
THE EAST.


! VIENNA, March 17.-1n settling the terms 81
the protocol, Russia has surrendered the idea OF
reviving the first clause Of the Berlin memo
randum, according to which, should the present
effort not lead to the desired result, the Powers
should consult about further steps. Instead of
this clause, one is substituted in which the
Powers reserve to themselves any joint decisions
in such an evcntua1ity. This reservation is
intended to establish q difference between Dip
lomatic and armed intervention.
NsCRGEET RELEASED.
BELGRADE, March Ill. Jubibratfch, one OF
the principal leaders in tho Herzegoylnian In
surrection who was interncd by the Austrian
authorities more than year ago, has been re-
leased, and is expected here. It is said that
Austria has issued q general amnesty to her
subjects who Joined the insurgents in Turkey.
D1aATFRoT1oN.
PERA, March 17.-The disaffection in Gambia
is very general. Over 200 families have lately
emigrated to Greece.
REVISED AND FINISHED. =;
LONDON, March 17.-The Russian negotiations
with England hare been virtually settled. Lord
Derby's alterations OF tue protocol have been
by Count Schouyalof1, the Russian
Ambassador, and the Russian Government has
assented to the revised protocol p.
, 1877-03-18

incorporation were issued to-day to the Cope
land re-Escape Ladder and Stand~Pipe Com
pany OF Chfeago; capital; $1o, 900; incorporators
George II. Kimbark, a. A., Copeland. ". E.
Poulson; Plumbers Supply Company, Chicago;
capitol stock. 225 900; incorporators Jnhp Cared,
William B. Sullivan, aud Michael Hart; Kirk
wood Cooperative Company; capital stock
5000
, 1877-03-18
WAGNER.
Il treat Enjoyed by the New York NH
Brooklyn People,

/ Trnu+ r.s~. -
Rroo,,s, ~ 1ae Ne" York md
sn4rto, n,.,a;,. .. er1
NEW YoRE. ntarcf 77wMr 1vaae Trua@.
the giant work of nrodnctno +ha. s,. !oei T~ 1ook
operas within the .n.ca ~ w. ~ io% "asaet san
operas were renresento+,na, ~ .rs Anssa
work from fts infention ~ ~ ~ 4as composers
F1yine Dntchman >, nrssen4s 80 80 :. u11lon. me
his youthf,1 l.hors. s.I ~ ohas .ue outseo"Ia Of
hausern mary bjs adxanaa t.,.... aaa m LAM Z:
| 49, 49, ousauce Toward the reali1a.
'ton " LIS taeof1es; "D1e Wa1kQre ;" Is typfeal
OF what he accomplished with Bayrentb an, i.
! triumph In view. Ha1f 1T III. ,.o.aaas 49,, ~
| mas been accon,1fetod - p4opo'e.4 sask
1css onttfv5D,- - 49, aAu WIZ resaits not
| -: +tu 'luS ~ tae manager than to the mu-
s1c-loV1ng public "The F1yfng Dutchmany
| was given Monday and Friday, sLobenrr5n "
man, asa a. lne matinee this after
haa, a,,a1s - ~ . po@nce tue academy has
peen n11ed 70 fts utmost capacity, standing a.
well as sitting, in spite Of the most unfavorah,e
weather. ssLoheuerin y WAS r1enderad t., p-c:s,.
I'm Thursday nirbt Nth ao,,o11. 49, ~ :. N'ooo"
The enthusiasm over the he feqtt,ra; ~ . success.
..s -&''1 o'es eae 1est1Va1 Is at 1ts height,
and assures second week of brilliant pather-
ings.
There is a so1ff1 bas,a fo- +,;, o.>.,L...,,, -,
Frycr boa f,rn;shaa - '&o ~. .n's en1nnsiasm' Sir:
whole it is safa to f'td IT, tfeT taken Is
~9 @aA%S W. Sdt Lu4k " aEneT mas not
before been 50 well interprerc1 n oncr,
in this country. The arotaa+u. ~.
plavs "a nnom irsn+ 49,. oene'a' WHICH
hos not haan .ens, pa[t IN MS compositions,
80 M oeen equa4ed- 1t is the pcrfectness Of
the tnomas Orchestra, while the accompanying
artists are the EQUALS of the f.nore n,;.tet
mine-Nilsson AMI Misa Ca-r c.. 1SN Sun10'
inf nat pn.a.e - IA - oisuo11 campan-
nT ueu.e' aao cannetet, who gave
-. ]onengf1n - here some years ago in italian.
! be soloists and chorus have vet been fir fro,n
while some have won new nIare in
public favor and regard notoh.r P4ato ~
penheim and Mi: Blum. The former has ~ shown = her T
"a pacity in light new to many as Ezso in ':Lohen-
Sf1n-" She gave = personation finished in
dramatic as in lyric sense, and did equal tus-
ice to the delicate and powerful portions Of her
pie AS Santa in ''The Flying DutchmauH
lhe was not less pleasing and happy In her In
sF' ~ ~
In the partial darkening Of the Academy, and
the heralding outside at the beginning of the
cts. copy Is made OF the Bayreuth style Of doing
iahes. The scenic effects we're very fine, and
ne performances hare been marked BIZ their
considering the matesis, to be
andled aud the short time for rehearsal
- d9s 81 promise ct the second and last week Of ::
Ftch as was that Of its predecessor: Monday
lahnhauscr" is to be given forthe first tfueff
, 1877-03-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NE" foRk, March 17.-Ariyed, steamship
'losef' from Bremen, and Kakota, from Liver.
pool. @'1''A~
LONDON, March 17.-steamship Abyssinta.
from New York, has arrived ont.
eAS FRANCISCO, Cal, March 17,-The Pact6c
1,;a maH steamer lily OF Peking, from Hong Koug.
, 1877-03-18

It was thought by the police that St. Patrfck,s
Day had passed of quietly, aud without anr
serious qua17eis, but Late last evening it he.
came noised about that George Garvcy, Marsha
OF the Ancient Order Of .Hibernians, had been
seriously stabbed by his brother, ut o'clock. i,
q sa!oon quarrel at the corner Of
Aalsted and Liberty streets. The: ouarre1
gre" out OF reprimaud that George WAS e1yfng
HIS brother for leaving the ranks OF biz soctete
, 1877-03-18
REDUCTION 0F FREIGHT parrc

- t@00VIrVN VE 3HI1QF1 RNTES, -
o. LOUIS, March 17.-Priyate kilograms sav
1nat freight rates on corn from Kansas CIV
Leaven~orth, and Atchison have been rednced
to Il cents to St. Louis and 10 cents to Cbicooo
ms WILL measurably raise the Grain bloclsis
al hansas City and other Western points, and
cllaole o~aers 70 reduce their losses same1rhat
, 1877-03-18

!, ,ohAHA, Neb., March 17.-Tbe gorge Of f. r.
the river has somewhat subsidized, and b,s ~
mltted the water to escape through its natnr,,
cnannei- At present all danger from tba ovsr
NOW Is past, and the probabilities OF a new chsn
mel being made are removed. ~" s''au'
, 1877-03-18
ANOTHER.

= NEW York, March 1.-THE State Attorney
General has cited the officers Of the World Mu~
tual Life Insurance Company, Of this city, to
ahow cause Why . Receiver should not b. ap-
, 1877-03-18
Joe E0Sc.

cNcESA71, O., March 17.-Joe Goss was fin
ca SOU Tor violating the law Of the State of
hke;nsueky ho;,,s1 By engaging in prtze-dght, and.
" pe'g ia;, 1na9le TO Pay the same, was committed
70 ]a1 to-day until the fine is paid.
, 1877-03-18

NEW YORK, March 17.-Nathanle1 q. Loon,,
o. the hrm OF E. 2. & n. H. Loomis, produoa
commission merchants, Of this CITY, died vests,.
1yn, OF hydrophobia A4ota'