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Washington Items.

W Aod INblONi ONtC UtI 20 OtuaLUE
BliiHe Is sill c)rtined TO his bed, with
the prospect Of an early recovery The
fever is much weaker than yesterday. A
few persons only are admitted 10 his
chamber, quiet being ssentisl. a tee-
gram from Augusta, received by him this
morning, says that the physicians con-
sider MS daughter Alice out of danger,
unless some unforeseen danger should be
developed. The ball has nct yet been
extracted
Jay Gould, representing the Union
Pacific, and Z. p. Huntington, the Cen.
trsl Pacific, are here, it is understood. 10
induce the Secretary of the Treasury and
the Secretary OF the Interior to recon
mend TO Congress the plan heretofore
submitted by the companies for the iIqui.
datiOn OF their interest Indebtedness 70
the government, namely, the snnusl pay.
ment OF into the United States Treasury
OF halt million dollars by each com
pany. to constitute, in connection with
their earnings tor government trsnspor-
tstion, sinking iund to repay the inter
est advanced by the government.
The Committee on Privileges aud
Elections met this morning TO hear the
arguments in the Louisiana Senators
case, and agreed to allow eacn contestant
or representative one hour To present
their arguments Mr. Shelloarger, for
Kellogg opened the argument His
principal point WAS that the Presidents
decision a. TO which was the legal gov
ernment OF Louisiana WAS subject to re
view and reversal by Congress. Nj
Spoford asked leave u present his argu-
meat tomorrow hch was granted and
the committee adjourned.
The Senate in Executive session TO-
day confirmed Richard c. McCormick a.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury;
Frederick Kneher, Pension Agent, In
dlsnspols; a. NJ. Swope, Collector OF
Internal Revenue tor the Seventh ID s
trict of Kentucky A. 5. Hazea, TnITd
Assistant Postmsster-GeHersI; Thomas
A. Wiley, Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Ninth District o. Pennsylvania,
John Nj. Ian ngston, Minister resident ana
Il Dill was lh'rouuceu III Tue SENATE "
DAY Oy Mr. lhgaIIS 10 equal'%e the Oouh-
ties oI soldiers VINO served IN Ihe late war
for the Union The bill is an exact copy
Ronroson,tt,yns p ao J,, on tbo 20t6 If lima
is7e M 'oT oynont tbst :, ,ronoscs 80, ~ .,r,t. nni
of thst h,It the clause nroyiding for the
deduction ot the bounty maid under State
Isws
The Commissioner o! Indian Affairs
has received the 10 lowing telegram from
% Caieute, New Mexico; Gen. Hatch,
nmander OF the district, reports tha'
III southern APacneS surrendered n.
Fort WinSate ana 90 more sre expected
IN soon.
The New York custom appointments
were settled in the Cabinet by the de
Termination To appoInt Roosevelt col
lector, Merritt surveyor and Prince naval
officer
,rbo C,m,,.oIIo ,ho Cr,rorcc 10
.J.nS JIn1JaDd Dio - n ,,or can, ~ ;avor
.,"'oI ~ -, 30 Na,;onaI Ri -,
S,,..; 49, -.'t :.
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East LIBEKTT, October 23.-Cstls 30
Receipts to-day s33 head, sll for ,sle
hsre. Prime s. 30; good 81 26to,5 25,
common 81 90.
Hogs-Receipts % day 1850 head
Workers So 20 q5 40 PhIsdslphias ~ %
s. 80.
heep-Receipt. to-day 1850 head.
selling At 50 JOCa,b %.
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WooIeu Mills Burned.

Providence, Z. l., October 23.-The
large woolen mill OF Evans Sesgrove,
run by c. F. Mason i Co. St Water
ford, Mass, was burned last night TIE
mill ran tweve seI OF machinery in fancy
csssimeres, and employed over $50
hands. The loss 10 estimated a. $4,000.
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The Acton Poisoning Case at Barnes
VILE.

BARSEsvILLE, October 2l.-O,bOrn
Acton, charged with al attempt TO poison
his wife, was arrested his morning, and
had q hesring before Justice Floyd.
After hearing the testimony OF Mrs.,
Acton, the counsel for the defense waived
q further examination, and Mr.. Acton
was placed under $1,000 bond for his sp-
pssrSuss ST court.
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FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
WAsHINGToN, October 23.
SENATE

Bills were introduced and referred rs
follows:
By Mr.. Ingalls-To equalize the
bounties OF the soldiers who served in the
late war tor the Union.
By Mr.. Coke, of Texss-Amending
the revised statutes of the United States
IN regard to the militia. 1t makes al
annual appropriation OF $l,OOO,OOO Tor
the plrpose OF providing arms and
equipments for the whole body of militia,
either by purchase or manufacture.
BY Mr ingalls, To enable the
Indians to becc me citizens OF the United
States
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Wallace
to authorize long bond Tor the invest.
ment OF savings. 1t directs the Secretary
o! the Treasury TO issue, in lieu o an
equ4i amount OF tour per cent. bonds au-
thorized by the act OF July IA, 1870, all
amount not exceeding SlO0,00O,OOO OF
United States coupon bonds In denomi
nations OF $25, $50 and 500 In equal
sums OF each denomination, redeemabIe
10 coin OF the present standard value
after sixty years from date OF issue, and
bearing interest payable semi-annuslIy
in such coin ut the rate OF 3 65 per cent.
per annum. These bonds are to be ex-
empt from all taxation. The remainder
OF the bll. Is as follows: Tine Secretary
OF the Treasury shall keep sal Onds tor
sale at the different sub treasures OF the
United States, and snail disposn of the
same ut par aSd accrued Interest .or com
OF Tor United States legal tender notes at
the rate at which they may then
stand in the market, and
such legal-tender notes to be re-issued,
but their proceeds, and the coin received
tor such bonds shall be applied to the re-
demption OF the outstanding 5 20 bonds
of the United States.
After briet executive session the
Senate adjourned Till Thursday.
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ar Notes.

LoSDos. October PA correspond
ent st BIels reports that the Cchsrowr'ch
Is pushing forward against Rasgrsd,
leaving one corps to operate sgsinsi
Rustchuk.
vienna, October 23.-Russis has or
dered the meditation OF al the Cos5sck5
not in service. They will amount
reglments
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gEPUBLICANS CAUCUsING CIVIL
SERVICE

The Chicago Inter Ocean Ct Monday
Avs
"A secret consultation OF Republican
members Oi Congress was hell u day or
two since, st which the Southern policy
srd the Presidents order concerning
oficehOlders in politics were considered,
ine grest question being as TO the IN
.l.iement oil the administration. Ii the
..pa.ches can be credited, the President
.p greatly weakened in his attitude to-
Ward OticehOlders."
Oh, hOl THE President has greatly
ytAkened in his attitude toward office
a5ders,' has ne? SO the corrupt Sens.
;orial csbsl Is to triumphsntly hold the
.oii, We suppose, and the weak kneed'
-ihsts the proper photography go
President Is To become dough IN
the hands of the skillful msnipu-
lls.ors Of the ring. We never be-
.syed HAYES would fully adopt the
sa0,, Dtmoc-atic platform, including
Reform in the Civil Service, but we shall
conunas to gve him credit for having
enforced the Democratic principle in the
government; ., the Southern States.
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Injunction Dissolved.

NEW OhLEANs, October 23.-Tne in.
junction recently issued agsinit the
school board, at the instance Of Paul
Trivigne, torbi1dlng the board from es-
tabjishing separate schools for the wnlte
and colored children, was to.eay dissov led
by Judge RICHTER OF the Sixth District
Gnlrf
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|. O. O. F. NOTICE.

THE MEMBERS or CosCORD LODGE
i No. 10, I. o. .. r., are respectfully ia.
yitsd 20 attend the funeral Of our DE-.
csas. q brother, william Craze. this alter
noon at 81 minutes past o'clock.
Members OF sister IIDdges are also In
yitsd. PHI KUS1I, ~. u.
IN. IIMMER, Secretary. pe2s
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ro-DAr Baltimore elects Mayor
nsmocrsts have nominated Col.
~ citizen of great worth, and the
,,0o.itiOn have concentrated upon a Mr..
| ,.,,.sox who calls himself "an honest
'-,L.nitb" The Republicans have
.;,bsrswp their candidate, MIR. WAR
.,,,n in order to help the working
,.r elect their candidate.
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Prominent Cubans Captured.

HAVANA, October 23-The Spanish
column near Holgum, commanded by
Colonel Mozoviljo, has captured the
President OF the Cuban republic, Thos.
Estrada, Secretary of the Cuban Cham
bers, and several ether members sf that
body.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, October 2S.-MoSEr-
At 6(G,7 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 799 per cent Customs receipts
$4,000 The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed S267,OOO. Clearings $40 0000O0.
Sterlng-Quiet; long 4S0!; short ass,
GoLD-Opened steady st lO23Gl02t
Carrying rates l9S per cent. Loans
were slso msde tiaE
SILVER Al London 55td; here sill
yer bars l23t greenbacksi ll9i gold;
silver coin sCdi per cent. discount.
GOvERSMEhTS-Stea
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HIVES fsvors the seating OF kEL-
!, the Senate, as it is ntimated
..,m Y. washington be does, and if Re con-
~" the Returning Board thieves IN
~, y, .overnment Offices at New Orleans
- !. now doing, his welcome at New
n.'..,. next Christmas will be about as
,,ry IS one of cHAFLEs FRANCIS ADAMS
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DIED.

WOODS-Tuesdsy evening At NB
O'Clock, Mrs. AAkGAEET WOODS, In tho
SIN year Of her age.
Funeral notice will be given on Thur
DAY morning.
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she Attachment Against Penns1 Iva
mia state officers.

PITTSBURGH, October 23.-Judge
kirkpatrick sent Tor the Grand Jury
This morning and informed them that be
mad notified the sttorney-general OF the
Court decision on the argumen. On the
attachments Tor the Stale officers The
Judge then submitted Gen. Lear's an
swer, in which he asks TO have the ser
vice OF the attachments delayed for one
week, promising to have the matter
ready lor decision by November first.
Alter consideration OF the mater
the delay was allowed, and the attornrg-
general was so notIded.% 1t is bell ,vn.
tnat Gen. Lear Will carry the question
before the Supreme Court, Low IN ses
sion here, so that tne legality Of the pro
cess may be fully tested.
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Died.

KNOXVILLE, October 2s.-Rsv. DR..
W. L. MuIssy OF the Southern Metho.
dist Church, died suddenly this morning
at JoRssbsrs.
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Railroad War.

The line OF the new railroad which Is
beng built by the capitalists o. tnis city,
ahd known as the Pitts 5urgh and Lake
Erie railroad, or, sses the track OF the
Lawrence and New Castle road, n leased
nuo OF the Pennsylvania road, AZ Ma
honingtown, Pa. Last week the latter
company began grading for Il side track
to be placed four or five feet
below the grade Of their main
track, with the intention OF preventing
the new road from crossing their line.
The Lake Erie road, however, put n
large force OF men on, and succeeded in
making the crossing last evening. A
large force OF workmen employed by the
Lawrence and New Castle road marched
to the crossing and tore up the newly
laid track of tie Lake Erie company
The latter road, with still larger
number Of workmen, relaId the
track to-day, and it WAS again torn
up this evening. Trouble IS feared
there tonight.
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OIL Barrels.

Twenty leading manufacturers of oil
barrels met here to-day and unanl-
mously resolved to mold out for
sl.4O per barrel. The Standard
Company is endeavoring to break tn
market by bringing barrels from outsid
points, but the manufacturers agreed to
close their shops and when the supply is
ex hsusted the Standard Company wi
agree to the market price, The present
complication WAS brought on by the
journeymen striking tor rise of 40 per
cent, which rendered it necessary to IN
increase the selling price.
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aFheeliug 2ealster.
coId closed yesterday at 1923


r,.,,,otbsr to-iqy 'oiA be partly cloudy
~ .o,tberlv .o,nds, and Tts'ng te"IpsrG-
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ne Manchestcf Savings Ddhk, Oh AL
legheny City, closed its doors
LhlS morning. The officials are
reticent as to the condition OF affairs, but
1t is believed that the deposits amount to
100000 and that the assets ana personal
wealth Of the stockholders, who are indi
vidually liable, are sufficient to secure all
the cred ltOrs
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RAILROAD BOSDs Dali.
STATE BoSDS-QIiet.

- Al r lNN aA'h
SIoCKs-The market was firm IN the
eariy dealings on denIsl o some OF the
untavorable rumors current yesterday,
snd prices advanced t9li per cent. IN
active stock snd = per cent IN {. {. {. y
l. After midday weaker feeling set
in, and there was reaction of tai per.
cent. oa the reports ot run on the Tn.
ION Dime Savings Bank. The market
was somewhat unsettled NJ the close,
with prices generally below the highest
point OF the day. Western Union and
q. {. {. y l. were about the strongest
stocks, and coal shares closed up steady.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, OF which 5000 were New York
Central, 5000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, 5000 pre-
ierred, 1000 Rock Island, 900 ST Pau
common, 5000 preferred, 1000 uhIoe,
1900 Delaware, Lackawanns and
Western, 5000 Delaware and Hudson,
5000 Michigan Central and 1000
Western Union
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NEW YORK, October 23.-Cotton
Quiet at s@llic. Flour-Morc doing;
receipts 10000 barrels; No. > So 90
G4 25; supcrfre western and state
S5 OOCg5 80; common 10 good s. 5O(a
) Is; good to choice Sj SOG6 90; Whit
wheat extra - 05@6 20; fancy So sOCn
3 Is; extra ONO s. soar 30; II. Louls
s. 55Gs 25; Minnesota patent proces.
81 4j69 %. Rye Flour Steady At 81 o.
lG4 50 Corn Mesl-Unchsngcd Wheat
Fairly active receipts 4260O0 bushch;
No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee 81 BIO.
81; No. spring 81 a. Rye-Que';
western 6S@7Oc. Barley-No. 2 Canada
Sjc; No. do 90c Malt Unchanged
Corn Higher; receipts 5000 bushels
uugraded western mixed 63c; steam
mixed, seller October, G2!@G33c Oats
A shade easier; receipts 10000 bush
ols; western mixed and state 35[B3Sc;
white western 36lG44c. Hay-Shipplnr
st 55a6Oc. Hops-Quiet; yesrIings 4@
t.; new SIC. Coffee Unchanged Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining SCdSiG
prime SIC; refined 9i9l03. Molasses
Refining quiet Petroleum-H Higher
crude SIC; refined l44c. Tslo~-At
lie. RosIn-Stesdy at 5 65(dl 10
Turpentine- Quiet At 34G34tc Eggs
Firm; western 2l@z3e Pork-QuieI At
$l4 374. Beet Qmel; western long clear
mIddles quiet snd unchanged. Lard
More active; prime steam IS s6GS 90.
Butter Western ll922c. Cheese Dull
at 7@l2ic Whisky-Dull ~ 81 l3.
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HAMILTON OPE RA HOUSE
HAMILTON BENEFIT.

TeLdered by Manager Geo. Holman and
the citizens Of wheeling to Mr.. James
Hamilton, late Manager OF the Opera
House, with the iull strength OF the
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PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-Wool-
quiet. drm and unchanged, supply hight;
Ohio, PsnnsyIysnlA and West VIZ
GINA double eItrs and above 45(1
So; extra 44G46G medium 44(9
4Cc; cosrfe 35fd,3oc; New York, Aichi-
gan. Indiana and western fine 80! 42!G
medium 44a,45c coarse S5(d36c; comb.
ing washed 5Ola IS; unwsshed 2S93Oc;
coarse sRd medium unwsshed 2oCeSli tub
washed 40@45c.
PrT1sBURoH, October 2S.-Pettoleum
Quiet and steady; crude 81 46 al Par.
ker'. for immediate shipment refined
l4is tor PbiIsdsi phis delivery.
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EASTERN HrATES,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l-The commit
tee on the Florida election reported
tonight. They say it is difficult to
conceive of more wanton attempt to
defeat the will of the people and inn
pose on the State and country officers
nor their choice, than is here presented.
1t has been judicially ascertained that
tine persons named upon the face of the
returns IS having received the high
est numt ers of votes. were elected, aud
the committee say that in order to ascer-
u,ecvors, the House has only to look
upon the face If the record and read
the words and figures which determine
that result. The committee are of the
opinion that the facts have been Jude.
tally determined, and tina. the HAYES
electors did not receive q majority of
the votes cast ut the election. And in
this is involved denial of their right
to cast their votes as Presidential cleo
tors. and no determination, other than
that winch had been made by the Su-
preme Court of Florida, is required
to show that the act Of these electors in
casting their votes for President and
Vice President is illegal and void. All
papers before the. canvassing board,
applying to them all the statues of
Florida, will give 80 majority for Til.
den and Hendricks beyond dispute.
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A CARD.
To all those srhO subscribed
.1id sOsr0rdS Re nOrisaS the
NJe0git Rtrer JAM.

I DESIRE To CORRECT CERTAIN FALSE
] insinustions. rejecting upon my honesty,
that appeared In . recent mum Der Of the DAILY
lHrRLIIGENcHR. Havins resided . long time ID.
jscspt 10 the akaSit River Settlement. where all
my interests are conferred. and being actuatsd bv
. generous desire 10 assist my neighbors 70 pros-
per. and to render whatever enterprisins Aid I
could 10 open up our section Of country 10 settle.
ment, meeting some Of the party 81 Seattle
volunteered Ia visit some Of the turs on the
Sound 60 solicit what aid could for the benent
Of those men who voluntarily undertook to cut
out the Jams in the SkaSt River. The first dons.
tons received consisting of money tools clo-
thing and provisions. I turned over t. them in
seattle - soon a. I received it-they being highly
pleased with this unexpected grsfuity. Continu.
ing my canvass about tao weeks longer. much 10
the neg isct Of my own business az home. and de-
frasins most u my travelling expenses out q my
own money. returned home when I was taken
down with . cold which soon settled into peurisy
connning me Ia my house for over two weeks
during which time that unjust and malicious
rrnor GA started. As quick ~ | WAS able a. 20
about again, called upon one of the party ADD
gave him ali the funds remaining In nay posses
sion, that bod procured since my former paw.
men.. receiving their ipt ia fail and lieyipy
NE from aug and ell liabilities 10 them.
WI. b. MOORE
fr2-dit Csntrevilie. W. T.
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Ksn.uck =. Alpha, cot, Belchsr s.
Confidence 10. ) Nevada 5 Utah II.
E1cheGuer :, Justice Il! Juha II
Hill 81, Valley 500, R / E :. En- Con
81. y Belle 90. Panther 6oc, Belmont
q, K X 81. Leopard 81. Giia. zoe,
Manhattan IL, Jefferson SOC, Hussey
CSC, G Thomas sc, G Prize 3, Modoc
4. G Chario. =, Coso Con l2I5, )
Chario. SOC, n Coso II. Leeds Il De-
eiien.al II. P Sheridan, 81 Dayton
II. r Island Coo Washington p. Hos
suth -, Andes, $50, Wells Fargo
27i1. Ward soc, Leviathan H. Gala
IS, \ Conv ], Prospect &c, Trojan
les. Monumeu. 2oc, Con Va 46S, B s
B 34!. Jacket l6. Ophir 275 Caledo-
ME log Mexican Is. Overman %, B;l-
lion l5;, Justice l4I, S Nevad. St,
Alph. 1871 Union ST, California 4il
SAN Francisco. Jan 30--A. Il.
Harris and Henry Hart, composing the
stock broking firm of Harris & Hart.
Of the big board, were arrested this
evening on complaint Of Thos. Sunder-
land, capitalist and operator, charging
them with embezzling 1000 shares Of
California, worth $50 per share at the
time Of the transaction. The firm deny
that any grounds exist for such 8
charge, stating that e. the time of their
failure. some months ago. they were
carrying stock to a large amount for
Sunderland, which was sold out in con.
nection with their own stock, and that
the transaction was perfectly Legitimate
At special meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce to-day, the resolution
recently passed by the New York Cham.
Der Of Commerce asking the government
to abate the Federal tax on bank CAPT
tai and deposits was adopted without
debate.
To-day horse ran away with gro
Gerry wagon. driven by clerk Of Mr.
Hogan, grocer, and collided with tree
The young man was thrown out. re
ceiving injuries from which he die'
soon after.
Negotiations have been opened look
| ing to the purchase of the Grand Oper
House by John Mccullough, of til
, California Theater
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A CARD.

IN BEHALF OF MIR. ". B. MOORE. THE
l. undersigned. one Of the party Of men en-
essed In removing the Sksgit Jam. would state
that Mr.. Moore has fully accounted for all the
moneys collected by him. - far as 10 known 10
the present time. from different parties on the
Sonnd Who have contributed towards the ex.
pense Of removing said Jam.
DENNIS STORRS.
Seattle, February "a, 1877 fs2-dIt
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3i.-The fol-
lowing is the San Francisco stack
report ophiv EST, Mexican II:
Gould i Curry la. Bes, 4 B.lcher
S4!. Savage 9, Chollsr IS. HIS N 81,
Psins SO, Imperial s.4o. Jscket leI,
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EAsTI1N STATES.

New YORK, Feb. The 7ga,e.'
Washington special says that Charles
Oft0aer has been in consultation with
tho Democrats. though it is no, known
whether he will b. Tilden's counsel
before the Commission.
Relative 20 the evening session Of
the House. the T.ssss' Washington spe.
cial ssys: Il, seems wcrd had been
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LONDON. Feb. The King OF
Sweden, the Crown Prince and Prince
John Of Glaeksbers have become Free
Masons
Rinderpest having appeared in the
Lime House parish suburb, neither cat
tie, sheep or goats can live III London.
A correspondent, .slegrsphs that des.
pite Servian suspicions, il appears that
the Turks don't require material but
moral guarantees. namely That the
the powers. particularly Russia. should
guarantee Servia's good behavior. This
idea is almost as unfortunate AS If ms
terial guarantee should be demanded
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TElE G RA PHO
special to The
DAILY LVTELLlGE.sTER,


San FRANCISCO. Feb. l.-Oats 81. 90
{Sts.2s, greenbaeks. a5t{da5s. Trade
dollars, 81 .oNa&l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 23.-Another outbreak
Of the rinderpest has occurred at Hull.
Betting on the University boat race,
which takes place tomorrow, is even.
The start will probably be at 8 o'clock,
or earlier.
BERLIN, March 23.-Some Of the more
advanced newspapers couple their loyal
greetings with the wish that the emperor
may witness the speedy recovery of the
nation from the melancholy effects Of the
present commercial crisis. 1t is unfor-
tunstely too true that the depression of
trade has assumed serious proportions.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, March %. = The
Montenegro delegates had an interview
with Edhem Pasha, grand %vizier, and
Safvet Pasha, foreign minister, yester-
day. The latter repeated the ports's
objections to Montenegro's demands,
particularly the cession Of Nicsics. The
Monteneqrins replied that they could
make no abatement from the last con-
ditions, Of which they considered the
c%ession Of Niesics the most important.