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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, May S.-Stocks active
and better. Money 2 per cent. Gold
107. EXchange-long l. So; short 4. 901s
State bonds steady. Governments ac-
tive but weaker
Cotton steadier; uplands l02sc; Or
leans lie; sales I'll bales Futures
opened steadier; May 10 95@1O. 97c; June
1l@t1 02c; July 11@l1. 13c; August
l.20@11. 22c; September l116@li 90;
October 1l.02@11. 06c
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, May 8. - Cotton
demand moderate; sales 23O0 bales; good
ordinary 924@93sc; low middling 1O4
@lO3sc; middling l04@101sc; good mid
ding 1l3s@1119c; middling fair II 80
lee; fair 1215@125sc.
GALVESTON MARKETS.
GALVESTON, May S.-Gold nominal
Silver par.
Hides dry, selected, 1Sc; light,
sailed, Ice; wet, sailed Sc, selected SC;
butchers green &c.
Wool-Eastern and Northern fine and
medium, free of burs, none offering,
and nominal at 24@27c, bury 11@14c;
Eastern and Northern, coarse 19@22c,
bury 10@13c; Western and Southern,
fine 2l@24c; medium l7@20c; coarse
Western and Mexican l0@13c; mixed
lots slow of sale at irregular prices.
Cotton-market quiet; good middling
111sc; middling 105sc; low middling
lO1sc; good ordinary 9$sc; ordinary S5sc;
low ordinary Sc.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nav s. Noon Cotton
quiet and steady; middling uplands sad;
middling Orleans 6 Lied; sales 5000 bales,
including 1000 for speculation and ex.
port; receipts O,7OO bales, of which 1900
were American. Futures steady
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ELEGANP accommodations for board AT the
Ia most reasonable rates in tue suburbs Of
town. For terms and particulars apply at the
effice'o the STATEsMAN 5 dli wIts
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Ben Wade would next time be in
favor of letting the South so.
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THAT stupsndou', colossal, and awe
inspiring work of human genius, at
once the pride and despair of modern
engineering, the pasteboard sewer de-
vised in the csstellated recesses and
mighty convolutions of the vast cere-
Drum OF our world-reLowned mayor,
is slowly staggering towards final
entombment. When once finished, we
understand it is in contemplation to
issue an ordinance forbldding the feas
and hoppSrs from walking over 1t, for
fear of crushin g IN the roof of this
magnificent structure. BY all means
the precaut,on shoula be take n for the
danger is imminent.
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KENTUCKY CASH Distribution Con-
PANy.-The attention OF our readers is
respectfully called 10 the displayed ad-
vertisement Of the Kentucky Cash Dis
tribution Company, from which it wall
be seen that that organization will
distribute, on June 80, the sum OF
$50, 900. This will be the second of
the series Of grand drawings under the
company's charter, and will be con-
Quoted in the same manner Is the first,
the fairness Of which is coaceded by
all, and to which long list Of dis
tinguished officials have certified.
This second scheme Is the best ever
offered to the public, and the price Of
tickets is only $40, which are sold in
halves and quarters. Msssrs. g. W.
Barrow s Co., Of Louisville, KY, are
the general managers and the old and
well-known firm Ct Thos. II. Hays &
Co., No. 6s7 Broadway, New York,
general agents. Any communications
or orders for tickets directed TO either
OF these firms viii be promptly and
courteously oiled.
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A CORRESPONDENT tells how to do
away with wiggletails and mosquitoes.
He says: "a few years ago musqui-
toes were unknown in our city. The
last four years they have been as bad
here as upon the coast, the large mum
Der of cisterns being the undoubted
cause. Mosquitoes lay their eggs upon
the surface of water. The water must
be stsgnant, and rain water is aprime
requisite for successful propagation.
Five or six drops Of kerosene oil will
diffuse itself over the entire surface OF
a cis,ern. and will impart neither taste
nor smell to the water. Not evapo-
rating, it will remain the whole sum-
mer. Mosquitoes will not lay their
eggs upon it, nor would they hatch if
laid. Try it and rid yourself and
your neighbors of these terrible pests"
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31j2T From Comanche. by .Yantis Store u. o.,
Bros store ~ o., and Chsppefcl IN.
o., to Camp dorado, Is miles and
back, once u week.
Leave Iomanche Thursday at m;
Arrive at Camp Colorado next day by
IAN;
Leave Camp Colorado Friday at pm:
Arrive at ComAnche next day by SPIN.
Bond required with bid, 500.
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STATES MAIL.
II II * "A q.
PosrorFIcE DEPARTMENT,

PosTorEICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASH NGToN, April To- 1877. 1
Proposals Will be received at the contract of.
nee OF tins Department until o'clock p NJ OF
June 1877. 90 be decided by the twentieth
for carrying the mails of the nited States from
september i, 1871, 10 June 80. 1875 ON the fol
lowing routes in The state of Texas. and by the
schedule OF departures and arrivals h.ren
specified, viz:
3ll0l From Indianola, by Fulton and RocEporf,
TO Corpus Christi, ZIG miles and back,
three times a week.
Leave lndianola, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday AT a m, or after arrival OF
nails Gamers;
Arrive at Corpus Christi in thirty hours:
Leave Corpus Christi Tues day IhuI sday
and Saturday al Gam;
Arrive at lndianola in thrty hours
Present pay $5965
Bond required with bid ST 90; check
$29S 25
, 1877-03-12

Df1liarIi-Cne tho Deadly Wcapoa..-The
Murderer Stiii at Large.
While yct tho particulars OF tho eexton BILL
laEa]ttie murder on f1Afstc1 Atrcct are frcs1. in
the public mind, comcs "A Eccontl affair
Ut tho same kind that caunot be cnf,-.
etIercl as au3ht else than corolnry to tho
criminal Jurisprudence Of the county that nllows
murderer tt' either 70 free or 60 down for tho
pnlirS term Of FIRE years to the Penitcntary, ~
Sexton was let of with. Here, loo, is pansi-
bic opportunity for thu rantipg discontinue Of
the sundas.faw breakers at the hands Of somo
uver xca'ous politician. The facts arc lew and
easily stated. Two youn9 men not ret 25 yenra
OF age, named Robert Maypolo and Jose1h
sfcQua]e, were engaged in playing poo1 At 7:oO
IN the evening at the salmon Of 7, Gilmore, No.
:s98 Jefferson street. Atisnutc arose between tho
two, Maypo1c claiming that A1cQuatlc l,alt matle
"fou!" and hat therefore lost his play. MAY.
pole inssted, which 50 cnraged MctlltaLo that
In the passfon Of tho moment he ateppetl back
pace or Two. and, reversing his cue, brought tho
young sinypote's head. telling him to the loor.
The tyAianders intcrfercd at this tuncturc,
and raislhG sfaypnte tip conveyed httu n his
rcssdence, ho. 3s9 Cllntull street, whcre llc was
Tic sknii was Fractured, md md ''' Tic brain rain
very slight chances ii his recovery. NcQusdo
made good speedy escape. and although tho
spatss 5sass up I'll. au. 1T ta;y ars kno~n ss, sii .s
he run hardly escape. Both were In
liquor Ut the time, and had been plnyinR pool
tor soue time. Ordinarily both weru good
Maypolc is about o years OF age, and resides
with lila parente. tlcQuadc Is year or two
o!t!cr mud Is said to bc married and 10 havo ono
, 1877-03-12
CRIME.
UOHSE-T{IIEyEs.

Gpecfa1 Ghrrtuoad<nct qT TAe Trlbirf.
DEs MONIES, H.. Sfnrcll B.-Thc Howard
County horsc-thlcves, mentioned In former cor
rcspondcncc. arc likely To come to grtof.
Suspicion WA strong agasnst William Grtswofd,
a notorlously had tnan. IN general principles,
md, a few nights ago, about 100 Vlgilantes OF
that county paid him visit, provided rlth all
tho appliances for a ncck-tfe sociable.'' Gris-
wo!tl, OIL seeing that tho men meant busuess. to
earc Ills neck i" sauea'cd," ttu,!ginR the names
VI lia pals, and all the circumstances OF various
thefts Of horses, bogs, cattle, and other prop
erty, which faEc t'cen pcrpetratei In that eoutl.
" Tor severa' months. After getting alt the In
formation wanted. Grtswold was surrendered to
the law officers and lodged in jail at Cresco. !.
nai1s, Aout M,es %ssss es Dhn ~: ~ Fyn Sf
who assured str. FLYNN that the tliicf l,al
been eaptured,. lut lad been. retired
ent!Fsly from business, 10 questions were
satisfaction, led his horse back to tho
stable. 4 wcll-organized band Of Vtgt]nntcs
exists III that county; 80 also III M2sas1on, Polk,
Warren, Wayne, Lueas, antl utllcr southwestern
counties. 1t was not long since, III this county,
ward the riTcs. Tho next morning might hare
been seen i,ole In the tce.
suell raid On horses WIS never maIe
IN this State before "a has been this
been taken from ,llls county,-foar BY ono man,
who Is In jnilt and whose greatest fear con,cs
from view Of the Howard lssup-poat, which
looms up IN full view Of lFs cell-wiuuuw.
Lust Tuesday night John Stevenson started
fross, Ferner Springs for this west side Of Csana
Creek. With him rode young ran who llaA
requested the faror. When near tho creek, tho
young man quickly drcwa revolver, aud. rlae-
horse If the tcnn which ,ynS valuable At linn
, 1877-03-12
WRECKED STEAMERS,

Correspondence At" lorE H'"''a.
Ut. do1fas, ~ r. March l.-LateF tnScsfica-
ttons and discoveries have removed all doubts
as tn the fatc OF tho ilI.starrcd steamers George
r.na..a,, ,u aa, !. :. ~ so,~ .os..', ,,s. he.,,
cfon*e4l ilhe, aha u u 20" eeFtAn tust ooth
vc4scls wcrc lost Oh the lro1l-bound southcast-
crn cuast Of this island. Frunt thu Information
l fnye been able to rlcan mn strongly Of The
ontn,e,, ,f.a. ~. c"or,,, Voshtn,,4 ~, wo- A..
stFoyeu w afe or e3p1oslon' iAe Torn ai'u
fruEnlcntary condition OF the recovered bodies,
~ also The shrtyetrtl and ecorrhed appearance
of sun,c 1rn,hnr nna mark that i1rnve s.,orcward
..T. '',sas -, t"'.It.. 49, sa.s,.,..,.
10 Long leaets-a'4 testuf 10 tno oes"'y "osA
Ia 1t possible that dynamite llas been at lts
fe]l vork nps,na }las TAou,ssset, left an In
i,"ritnr In III .iiatniI.at ingenuity md h. fhe
ix,uu,jIess n0ssIbIlItcs Of crltnn lint lind thctr
rcnrrkentniivr In tna nl!ul .,f that sunre,I,u
ylijainf Ucyt,rjI ail doubt thc steamer lsorgc
crnjosi,,,: Il NAV llayo been thrSugb The
6urstinr Of a boiler. but it NAV also i.aTs leen
throurh the slttrcssful accon fltsh,ncnt OF lie.
sinn stulilar tn thut which failed witt, Thon,as.
s" ...S ''''"A' ~ '""s "A'e" '""s3 VIZ" '"'''a''
The storv Of the wreck of the Wasllippton can
only l.r surtnfscd from lie datn funishcI byth
dnin III her ienarture from port and tlU, 1u.linr
Of th cIrs mi ,n,ltIju,e,i hxl[es on lis coast,
Jn.iTing from th.se Tho loss of tto shin wsa tiur
IN rat,sca wftjci, tim mnst erneFt s,.smanshjt,
cnniti mt nvert. On thg 1ath of Jsuuary Liz,
iicnrrs Washington left Hn|ifar for St. johns
with ,renrraj careo. Hhn co,iid scnrrrly hayxt
i,eer f5rty.ci,.ht Eours At sen when stronv
brssze co con,n1sneed 10 iiox from tha soath. anf
yceretl in n fcw hours 10 thr southwest,
Whcthrr tl,fx wind hni tha cffect nf iyrrtjnr
tia sbif, froin her rn,,rsr IL Huestiou that wii
remain forever In doubt, a. notu Of Aer paasen-
, 1877-03-12

Capture OF tho Leglslnture and Governor
by Champaign County---Tho Way 10 Ask
for IN Appropriation.
spectai DtspaseA 70 7ns tribune,
CAMpA,px, H., March ll.-yester.lay oas CITY
t,.,,.as,, t.. 49,. ~, ,.,, Ho,. ss ~ 49,.
@ mas "saucu W n,alotty " oot" HOUSES ol tae
state Legislature, accompanied by humber of
lnllics, newspaper reporters, as,d general hang
crt-on, all 1utcns upon visit to the Industrial
o"''e,'tt "U.a ne. t-. tuo s+H Wa .
spee'al u ave eoaches' 1"rh'snsu ny the
Wabash Company, running over that road as
far rs Tolono, theugo to this city over the ILL.,
.%;s s,tn .ra 11~h.nn M, tho ,txtsnS. ~, ro,n"a
snts Wy wv o.o*a1 inss stso '44.sote ~ to4ono
mil e1tcnuea tho eoaftes1es o1 bosn 1o*hs.
About half Of tho party we're taken over tho
, 1877-03-12
GERMAN INTOLERANCE.
JAPAN.

TIE REGENT oRnAT YlR1 IN 1KDpo.
Aletter In tho Vienna .Ytue Ffeie I'res4s from
Herr yan 8chatIes, tha Austro Hungarian Mtu-
tstcT In Japan gives al account OF tho great (lre
which took place at Yetlo last December.
Within period Of SIX hours, he says. 1900
houses and two large bridges were destroyed By
the flames; great many people lost thels lives; +;
aud the Government had 10 distribute clothing
and food &lhong tho numerous sufferers who
lad been rendered quito destitute By tho con-
dagration.
~ hayo seen," adds the writer, 'sp1auy drcs
In tho East, especlallyin Csnstanttnoplc, but
had nevcr before had such terrible erideDce Of
the swfftness and fury With which auch i Ore
spreadf Shortly bsfote t ,i Midnight W. walked M
broken out III the town. A fem lnnutes after,
layIug llusricdly put Un soma clothing, ran
out Into the street, WhtFe learned from aole
the quarter Of Ni'.ombcsehl. aud that, though IL
was ut tomc distance from u, 1t was al-
yanrIng toward tlu quarter o! zukilu, whrts
tbs AustEo- o-llunglsiaa and American Legations
are Situated.
who had witnessed tuany hres tn Japan. tried u
reassure Us by observing that tho drs waa not
likely to reach our house, which Is an al!
daiMlo palace With a tilal roof, and surrounded
BY !irge garden. Nosw!thstaading, Thu, !
quickly IS could my tnost valuable documents
and the silver plate. willis tho servants brought
water III pals, 50 ~ 70 be prepared to extl5t-
gus s ~ ys as :,ks ao,afs S 5 taa e. pf aty
dure con1asratton. 1t was ~ | fearea; 4
strong Wind dioye the Iaulcs straight upon us-
had barely titne to taka out NY val
aa'si Ii Tesa 1s s,, house ii. 0ssss !.
bringing Into the garden tho two large pof..
traits fl oil Of the Emperor and Empress OF
, 1877-03-12

co,trIvc 10 tyatner ie t4dnprt, 10 dCar thfs mcro
cornso OF an Ottoman Et,lpirr. In their Dwr1
wny, men of the lower ranks cytf,co their view
Of what js passing, oi AI,,s,ujt1,ana in Tic
Astatic Frovlnces shaking ti,cIr l,easls
after hearing tic proclamation OF tbu
Constitntlop, with tho naao remark
that Tic pntiehnh mnst always have
htn Own will, or that (i,aours viii ettll bo
t,1aours. Honest and impartial mem however,
without carrylng their ,,,,reasorlng shcptics.i
~ far arc obliged to confess that not only tl0
fT1cY tce M kyf1ntome Of d n,cru beginning Qf
, 1877-03-12
MATILDA HERON,

Ot,scqatea of tho Ncad Aetrcss In Now Fork
CIty---scenes ut tho "Llttio Church Around
Tho Corner"
Special Dspasea u 3ae 7rterne.
~ .f",n,a IT,. ~. T., a. int "..,a. ~ ~.
~ " Aasana ~ heson aaS IN 'hs 'ss's passot VI NO.
" East Iwenty.flfth street to-day incascd In
handsome rosewood caskct, pane1cd With black
c1nth md vclrct. and ottntnrntet1 with henvv
s,,"a. "A h... ..'' ~ ~ ~ "a "' nan, Ds ...s
,N'c ens' ua's' ~ sao 1 "eso wv
pam square a'lver plascs, ona IN Tue
middle bearing tho inscription, Matilda Heron:
, 1877-03-12
A DEEP MYSTERY.

1AH1syiLLx, W.s.. MaHA ll.-EEon she agent
OF the Chicago H. NorthNrsteEp Railway Com
pauy are gathered the following additional facts
lp regard TO the death Of tho unknown man b.
tween Milton Junction and Kashkonong:
Freight train No II, Ut which Ar. a. Frederick
IL CONDUCTOR, left here Tor the north at 8:45
Thursday evening, reaching Watertown ahout
half-past II. There 1t HAs met by No. u,
i. c. Sesslsng. conductor, golng south.
Willis 1t Waterfowl Nessline liscoyescd
the body OF man fastened under onc Ut tho
ras4 VI No. II. 1R examination, It VIA fund
that the body wss naked and VIVA sruzeu stt1
Tha tso legs were cut oH, aud part 0! hls hra4i
WA gone. His thin waA caught III tho brake
gearing, and III that manner he was dragged
thirty-onc mica. The 4ectuiugiy iucxp!icsplo
condition Of the body, aud ita location uulcr tic
, 1877-03-12
SPAIN.
FEARS,

LONDON, March IA special to tho Standard
from Madrid tays that The Journals of that city
express marked displcasure At the appointment
Of Fyarta and Sciurz 10 positions In tho new
Cabinet. They say both have supported the
Cuban f1til,ussess In the United statcs, aud they
entertain fears of the rcault Ut their accession
TO power.
, 1877-03-12
CASUALTIES.
Fire in a New York Tenement.
House with Attendant
Horrors.
Two Children Burned to Death, and
Two Others Fatally 5ufocated.
Details Of the Loss Of tic Steamers Heorge
Washington and Cromwell.
Weli-Deaned Suspicious that Dynamit,
Was at the Bottom Of the Disasters.

a TESf:NESf~I10UsE 1fotsRoR.
n,,, vs hpse'" Mtpae.a 10 ~ ~ 16Sa1s,
Nh" io"k' :"a1ea Ia nrc' "n'en anpap.
KY 'esa'tea ~ 'ne uea@a .. t"o ea'"fen, nuo
t"e p'opae!y latai suhocason OF Two othcf:'
Meus's'4 th.' evening III no. ~ ''uo'o" hlleet'
1t.,' , ,ns'.H"'' ,r ueupeo W aooa. ."sn1{
"e"ts' -. i1u'hcs' Inc circumstances u".!e1 "n'c"
,.c ",s oi'g'na,eu a.s tnese SHORTY a'tet' pm
a.s. m.s' '"a'ssi. .n' "ns u 1..uah S'"usoat '"o
.aup4n. .'.. " ~. '1oat '"oms ou 'ns eeeo'iu
aoof, nenteu = kctosehe 'nmp' anu. pisc'aG u
on bureau Situated near o''c OF Tue ~ihdons,
went into . rear apsft'nrnt. During her
tlarctI pcar tle lurr.. and nuIlc1 m tin linen
cover, thereby "verturnag tue lamp, which tell
70 The iloor afla exploded. Tue mother Of thu
tered the room, barely in time to prcscrya
ho- ,,,tf1 f.o.,, h,.~.,I. d...,, r.s.,,Irt-
H. a,,,,,, ~. ,,s. s'."4s s"' 49, Tn.1..'s .s
'ao en'la III hcF ara's, the aunRhtea
woman ran screaming from tue apartment and
rushed wildly down statrs. In The meantime
thu fire hal snrea5 rantltr. fatally t1c,trnylnt-
,hc M f,rnIturo ~ .he r1,,.. ,t,o,nyn,ea.,u;, % IT,
." ."c ,u,. aa,n..a'o ~ 'as .oos se'!s'anaca',ne ~
Volumes OF stialng smoke asccndcd 10 the rooms
terror rciencj aiming the peop1e living therein.
aumbeT ot whom sseseeaed IN maxi making s tselr
escape before the cgrcss by tho staifways WAS
tut of by tic rapidly spreading flames.
Whcn tina fra startc.1 1.raci t.evine.
. ta"os' a"a nis WIG ahu h'u c!l''
dren were 10 tnelf rooms on inc
nth foos. Hearing the cry Of fire. and seeing
TINT the flames were gaining lcadway, Levine
and his wife carried three OF their Youngest
a,,,sn, .au ~. s,,s .tts.,,., ~. -. n .;'a.
cnao'en ~ VI" S'as"as*, oat he| oeAose tas3
themselves wero subjected to painful
burns on their hands aud feet. Their
ycnrs. and Dyyii Levine. ascd 4. ran e the
stairway leading To Tic roo}e Int hntiinp the
ruo}.,loor sccurely locked returned AMI fti in
rear bedroom, ThcIr Parents yainlY a.
tenlpteL to rcscue them, Gut vera
driven back bv Tho tre. which was
, 1877-03-12

AT SOuTlI UNOO1SLENs
NEW YonK, March 1l.-At MI early hour this
morning fire. broke out In tho bo[lcr-room Of j.
Monroe TaYlor'a salcratus factory, seven-story
building, Nos. "a to 30 sackett street, South
BrUbklyn, which was entirely destroyed, to-
gctI,er with machinery anl stock. Wien thu
walls out Of house No. II Union street, oce,i-
pied as grocery storu ty Dennis Lcahy. gome
ot the lrctnrn near BY haA il narrow escape.
Loss, tl40,0U0; INSURANCE, $4,000. In tho after.
noon two pt tho wallis which were considered
dangerous were ltulle,! down, a,rl . portion Ut
them falling upon two sInaIl frame buildings,
crushed In the rpots. No llvcs weru lost,
, 1877-03-12

Treasury md rromtnent:1udrc Of south Caro-
lima, M e1.Gnftcd States Senator, and ecvcsat
ex.1ncm1'ers of Congress-, WIN were taken To Tho
narttca arrested were discharged. npon leaying
collateral security, tho prorrctors Icing held #,
$l,t*1 aul tho pInycrs In $50 each to appear as
witnesses.
, 1877-03-12
ANOTHER ACQUITTAL.

9s1tc3dl UltpoIth 70 1sf 1F7tHMt.
LAFAYETTE, fnu., March I1.-Tho case Of
Antoine Hepp for killing Y ashblrn In Mar-
kct street saloon In this city, the night Of July
8, which has occupied the attention of thu court
for the pnat two weeks, CAME to elosu Hntur-
THIS d hls serond tFial. Tl,u Jury In former
trial failed To agree.
, 1877-03-12

CRUSHED TO DEATH.
COLUMBUS, O., March t1.-,Jo 1uss, an attache
Of tho Baltimore &: Ohto Railroad, while couu-
ling to-day ut this point was caught letween two
.ars aud 80 seriously Injured that he died soon
after.
, 1877-03-12

THE uHEAE C1ElsuNAs
CALCUTTA, March 11.--Full reports from local
officials On the recent cyclone show that the
Total loss OF lilo was really less than half Of Sir
Richard Temples Grst hurried estimate OF
105, 900.
, 1877-03-12

CAtao, March 1l.-An Egyptian snan-ot-wat
which WIS cruising In the Gulf Of Suex 10 break
up the slave traffic, took fire al sca and was en-
tlrcly destrpyed. There were 40 mn on board,
Ut whom 400 were saycd--the Europeans.
, 1877-03-12

car, created an anxiety to investigate tho mat
tat. II *as discovered that tic engine on
ton junction anil ka.hkonong. It was lying
u3 tho track completely saket. The clothing
WAS wFappcd up In a newapapcr, and was found
near the track where tie fD1y was ftrt,rA. III.
thcn Why he wins naked and l,t,w he came to he
E!art1l on the railway I. mystery. 1its nanc
&c ltasc mt heard. 4 part OF tho face WINS
tnund on tho 1,rftlgc at Fort Atkinson. lie must
have been lying the track fer soine tintc.as his
lx'dy was 70 tiucls frozen sbnt when his legs
were cut uH there vas 10 blceling.
, 1877-03-12
A Tremendous Armament Said to Re
Progressing In the Interior.
Tho Turks Still Hcapfng Cruelttcs aud
Indigniles Upon tho Dul.
garfans.
Remarkable 8ensitivenesa Of Germany b.
garding fronoh Fortiaoa.ions.
Evurts and sohurz Causing 4 Panic In
the Spanish Hreast.



Plnls, Marcl, 1t.--A dispatch from Constafl-
tluop1c koSs that, according to letters from tho
Provinces, the Christian population everywhere
Il nlolestcd, especially III Arnenta. Tho Ar
,ncnian Patriarch, tIndtug his representation to
ihc Porto Of no avail, rendered his resignation.
A great slackcnlng In tho work Of carrying out
Tho reforms Is observable.
THE RUSSIAN M1NlsTEn.
LoNpoN, March tl.-Count Scllouva1ofI left
Paris ycstcr1ay for this city. Tho Obse4rtr says
that he brings note, which hc Ia ordered to
communicate to Lord Derby Immediately, pro-
posing that tho European Powers aid tho Porto
tsga protocol guaranteeing the reforms and
placing Kalahs under the protection Of tho
Powers. -.
THE LArnsr rnAbn.
LONDON, March 12.-Thc Vienna correspond
tnt OF the Times saya tho information that tho
negotiations now proceeding turn on signing
Of an international protocol is now con.
nrmed from SO many Sides that It can no
longer bo doubted TINT tho Porto Is to pledge
Itself in q protocol countcfeIgncd by tho Powers
that II will carry out tho reforms agreed upon
by The Powers ID tho preliminary Conference.
This maybe taken Is the cascngo Of tho Russian
proposals.. Russ!a docs not seem TO hare aban-
doucd the hope Of finding form for
THIS INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENT
which WILL overcome British objections Count
ethonoaloirs return to London indicates that It
Is thought some such form has bccn found. Tho
rorrc,non1cnt at,cee. that 1,o haa good ipfor-
sss.tap .ha, nnss,a i. -oaas ~ nn,fo gre,t
mal'on e""4 !suenM ~ 'eaus W .... "nnn 1as .,s"
real essencc Of her proposal is accepted. Not
outy docs there socn to DO no jptontiou to In
", ,sn,s ~, .4,rosr.s,, o,o,,t svcnt,,o, nea..
s1 apon Oh asse.aons usu. ~ :" j." ara,o',
ares VI coercion, ont esc9gtning W po 9sosea st
beyond present assent to, aud signature BY, tho
Powers Of protocol which might entail obltga-
t,cns fnr tho f,,urc. In ttls v,.x it Ia thaurht
Moas aoa .na An.uts' ~ sa'1 ~ "s ,.a ~ -, sa'SAS
'u' asS'n1 u ~ nns,e snn nu5 =. w.sn .sr"'
on the OTHER HAND
Tho protocol would be 80 framed rs not to oblgc
tho Porto to slun tho document in contradiction
49, na saatta.,as. s"o Thara ,rl, a"ss.nn",,.ir w.
tao acsotlat'ooe' 1note "n' consequently w
no question OF direct Intervention Of
tho lowers In the internal aiEairs Of
n,rLcv rr,,ttyo tn 4hc norinotton of
lu.Asy "s'o D.,...S".. ~. ~ Tns.sa, -.
doSefnofs or commissioners ot Sontso'' or
guarantees generally. II seems Russia even
ncans IN a1nty thn rtentrkt 1thernlttr In rrant-
, 1877-03-12
ERIN,

New YonK, March 1l.--Thc Sunday Cfi:e,,
announces that an effort Ia being made to placs
James Stephens at tho head Of tho Fcuian
Hfntlicrhnfaf
, 1877-03-12
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