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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

Eleven o'clock found Huldah deep in
the pages of a fascinating story book.
Time to make the bread out, HUI
dab, sounded a gentle voice from the
kitchen.
Huldah laid the book down reluctant
ly, it must be confessed. She thought
it rather pOky just when the bewitching
heroine was gliding down romantic
stream, in dainty little boat, to the
music of guitar, to be called to such
prosaic work as bread making. She soon
recovered her usual cheerful spirits and
went into the kitchen. First she took
down the three bread-pans and creased
them well. She then turned the
light mass of dough out on the bread
board, over which she had sprinkled
some flour. Separating the dough into
four equal parts, she nodded three of
them into loaves, kneaded them a little,
put them in the pans and set them by
the fire to get light. Into the fourth
piece she worked two tablespoons of
shortening, and made them into little
cakes and placed them also near the
stove.
81 like to have pan of rolls" said
Cousin Mary, 4" for then it is not neces-
sary to cut the bread till it is cold"
At dinner time the bread was ready
to bake. The oven was perhaps trifle
too hot from the brisk fire required for
the dinner. Huldah was directed to
leave the oven door open for few
minutes.
" Now it is about right, think" said
Mary. Put the bread in and shut the
draft in front. There is good steady
fire now and it will be necessary to put
in but stick or two before the bread is
baked. Look what time it is, for it must
remain in just three-quarters of an hour;
the rolls about twenty minutes"
Huldah watched the bread closely,
turned it once, and when the time had
expired took it out. How proud she felt
as she turned the nicely Drowned loaves
out of the pans. Didn't Aunt Gleason
and Cousin Fred praise her rolls at the
tea-table?- Western Farm Journal.
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Trade.

The other day an agent for Chicago
grocery house was looking around De-
troit to see where he could pick up an
order. He entered store on Grand River
avenue, and before introducing himself
he asked:
Well, how's trader"
"Johnl john called the grocer to the
boy at the back end of the store, how
much molasses have you sold this week."
"S-i-x quarts" drawled John.
How much did we sell last week."
Five and a half"
An increase of pint-trade is pick
ing right up" said the grocer, as he
turnedte the agent. - Detroit Free Press.
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0nr ponrq falls.
POOR KATY DELAY.

With cheeks like pink roses abloom in May.
And eyes like the stars. so sparkling were they!
With breath like sweet clover or new-mown hav
Ali pretty and sweet was Katy Delay
And good and wise we should lind her this day,
Had 1t not been for very bad way
She had, whenever her mother would say:
Come Katy, and Learnt of crying: IN stay
just five minutes more" or, Dear mother, pray
Wait till tomorrow want so to playI'
Now she is old and wrinkled and gray
And knows no more than they do at Cathay-
Foolish and old, and never ray
of comfort for her who once was so gay;
And all because she would have her own way.
Somehow or other, tits always today:
She never has found. I'll venture to say,
Any tomorrow. Poor Katy Delayi
Maria W. Jones, in 81. Nicholas for March,
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1t was at party, and another fellow
had marched triumphantly off with his
girl, That's the way" said he, sadly;
" it isn't merit that wins in this world
it's brass watch-chains, and paste dia-
monds, and dyed mustaChes." And he
swallowed down his Adams apple fully
three times before it would stay, such
was his grief.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-17

A CHINESE baby never cries except
when it's tea thing.
, 1877-02-09

SENATOR PLUMB, OF KANSAS.
SyfciQf NfRQ{cA 10 IA TtihhaA

LAwngSCE, kal.., Feb. s.-ln a.Surlance With
apubllslletl request, signed by over go OF our
must prominent citizens, reception mid supper
in honor of Senator T. D. Plumb was held in one
OF tho httcls ot this city this evening. An ele-
gant collation was served, aad son,u few
speechea nade, though the latter wcre limited
strictly to what the courtesy aud social pleasure
Of the evening required. The asseEblago was
cutlFcly nos-partlsa., - the following letter of
F.R1ct fEoln tic Hon. Wilson Shannon, the yeu-
eraole Democratic ex-uoysrnor OF Ohio aud
kansas, will amply show:
1As goa. +. D. Piamb-Mr DxAn sla: regret
exceedingly that The condition Of NY health u sueb
thal S:nn9t W With you shls evening, to pa1ict.
ptn "ta tne citizens Of Lawrence tn tho reception
Hhleh y gsea BY them complimentary tU yolfseif
etm isana rr.%.t. G soxosss r a..uEs yoa q
lAu 1huls people of kalasas eau safely conhle iii
tnetk 'ntstest.. Please accept my. watmc.t con:
gf1lulatton*, and bsliesa ME, air. that entertain
tor y9a fSelings OF Tho hghe.t regard and, Ii VI
hss!th WI! permit mo 70 do 70. lshall take great
pleasure In calling On you in shs morning. iir-
syec.fully youss, Wnsos AuASAos.
, 1877-02-09
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

IKplANAPoLls, Fcb. S.-In tho Unitcd States
Court in tue .uat,er Of the Western Uuion Tc)e-
gruph Company ugalnst the Atlantic Il Pacific
Telegraph Company, on tnotlou to dissolve thc
Injunction heretofore granted restraining tho
latter Company from building limo VI telc-
graph aloug tho Ohio s. Mississippi Railway,
judge Dsuanmond to-day gaye lis decision ia
substance a follows: FiEst, that tho provision
of tho Western Union Company's contracts with
the Ohio + Mississippi giving them tue exeiu-
size Use Ut tho Railroad Company's rigAt-of-way
for telegraph puspoaes waa not void as against
public po!iry. Second, that ~ the bill alleges
III adoption and ratification OF the suuif4ct
by tbs Hallway Company now operating
tito road, the Western UnIon Telc-
graph Cotnpauy's rights aIo not
Infected by tho sals Of the road. Third, that as
the railzoai mud al the property bslug In tho
, 1877-02-09
FROM CELL TO 2CATFOLD,
Sptcfdi uj1pGfcA to The Tribune,

TOLEDO, o., Feb. s.-Somc time ago man
named Stevenson WIS sent from this city to the
penitcntlaTy for burglary. 11o WIS then mar
rIcd 10 wotnnn who secured divorce from
Him. After Ills sentence SHE married saloon.
keeper mined stcinman, anl kept dlsrcpu.able
house in connection with his saloon. Stevenson
waa much !nccnscl at The tlcsertlon Of his wife,
and vowed 70 XII! Stetnman as soon as hu was
liz returned To tho city. Tonight he
went TO stcinmau'a saloUn with The cyi-
dent intent Of putting hls threat into
execution. An alteration cnsucl. Stevenson
stepped back anil made motion to draw iis sc-
yolvcr. bsctnnan had tho drop on him, how-
ever, and shut him III tho eye, killing hinI al-
most Instantly,
, 1877-02-09
CRIMINAL.
The Police Of Philadelphia Make
Raid on a Cockpit.
They Fire of Their Revolvers Without
Cause and Kill q Man.
Other lifsdecds Reported by Telegraph
from Tnrlous Points.
A PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.
Hpkttd{ N6n1ftA tn T1e TetAuna


Puu.Any,ru1.. rrh - ..,sst, ra~ .os,,.
,tt H., ,,t,,,,. sa.,,1..s nsH'e'' los c'Sh-
H. IT, ~, ,,. ""t seteu ~ 'Fae'e discovery oy
thc FH'llrE' Fof eDs1e time past officers 0f the
sucicty for thu Prevention Of Cruelty tn AMI.
mails have lwen nwarr that IN ccr+,1r ,or.. NJ
Tim city ct., .t5ohttro ,vas an, c,.-t,a ,,'.
r., oc, orn -, ,,n n.,". ,ons,,.r t,,. v.' "u,
:" uo"h lo thc eAaet toca!tty III Tic DIS mil
parties engaEc't has been almost Nh impos.ibil-
ity. Last night the President Of tic Society
called nu,n t,,c sfavn-. nnd sto,cd t,,t
ho hoi, ro,,.t.t. ~. -, 'as .,s
c1,.,cncc Ae ~ '"'osa,,'' 'ea,,a,. l., :" WV. I"s
Philadelphia somewhere about Fort y-frst street
and tiIrarj aycr,,c. anu te.sret1 h,s a.,t.taucc
SIX ot1iccr, r., rc n, ftr,t ,cta,fo, Zion .rtnn,,
and I'm tnc, n,o,.5 H. s,a ."u .,a. tss.
avenue, Fofty'arst street, an'l tho back alley
ways could be commanded ly Llcuts. Brown
and Crnnt, with yr. Williams. EVERYTHING autI
everybody seemed I,,rteI in sleep. 9ho i "ecfs f,t
jlatl found ,naic'a neat. wl,er, n maj, stcnn;}
IN nnul volunteered to euffa tilcn,. Thev wrrc
conducted up q three.foot ALLEY on Forty.iIrst
:;,seet, :;,,. ,, ,bs!ow dlrarl avenue, where
story buildings that had tic appearance of bc-
inp uted NJ t1nk.l,m,.e.. i;tut' 1:ront II hrnEc
open the window, and entered n smatt rnom.
wncre iIe fulnl a quantity OF bars anJ barrcis.
A shot was flrc,j, ali0thcr followed im rapii snc.
ccssion, aud thc Officers at o,,cc rntrrcd % ti,c
Drcn,iscs, Passing throsvr, mail r,"nn th".
came to larger ,,ne. wi,je, ti,"v fo,,ni 5sifS;t
with men, Eoiwithttandtmsr II w. n,r,o.i: IN
the morniur, standing ar'nfn,l MI in viii,
were two 0an,trtKxs artiy"lv cncaprti II, ha.frn.
Inc each others ,ietnis. Thcr,, wns scramble
for tic tIoors md Windows bnt thr ofiirers ,,asi
~ stationed ihr men tlat r,cn,,. was i,ntt'ssi
biz, aud forty.two persons wrro iotjr.i in thr
statIotl-l,ousc, amvJ,g tiicu, lie familiar fnecs
OF PIT Carroii nni ii. su,t |'e '"''''''A' t">e"
Search OF thc Drc,n,scs rcrpo1cd fortv,trco
lou. n,,l (,arrrt. rnrI, ,,ur cnnt ntan,ng i1oh;cr
Hl1,,g si,lo Of this was a smaIi r,,n t,,o ,l,or
Of which was ftrkct1. f;oIng thrn,,uh liz ,"n.
dow. Uiliccr Warnwk ai.cny.rrd ,non irIr,, ~,
the iloor, antl Of. nttemmtiny IN nicr lin ~ @ h.,
rr0ut,rI in t,1atr,cr tnt nt"ns ap s,,f
furpe. SuI,uosinv tl,js u f1,ern snht"rt,,s,e T.,
esrar arrest ll,n 1l1icer tonl lin r. H., .r,r.
ami wns iIorrici n Hnt thrt ii. arr. ,i ~,
peculiar riassy nsprrt whirh nrrc,sic. Ill ,Ic,th
w,c hi fn,,srfcs tvnrc cnnt rn,,"1 MI ~ TT
, 1877-02-09
COAL COMBINATION,

PAILApELrH1A, Feb. Sit Ia stated on very
feltsbc authority that several Informal confer
c1'res haye been llelA IN this city between prom
luent railroad and coal naen relative to u new
coal combination, and that ono Of the heaviest
stockholders In tho Lehfgh Valley ltairouu
Company was in New. York Wednesday 10 u1-
sunsc matters there. It is also stated that some
Of tho Directors III the llcaliny kUa&l favor the
scheme, while Gowcl. the President opposes II.
Nearly all tho operators tn tho 1.ehtgf region
siguc4 an agreement 10 limit Production.
, 1877-02-09
A FAT OFFICE.
Efforts which the Cttlzons OF Now York Are
Making 10 Do 4twmy with Coroncrs.

Efforts which the Cttlzons or Now York Are
Making 10 po Away will, Cornncrs.
sptcfas oI.poseh to 7nt Tribune.
NEW iohK. Feb. Sat u meeting OF the
Municipal Society tonight, Dr.. Stephen Smith,
c1.Prcsdent Of tic Board Of Health, and ,1nck.
son s. Schultz, from Special COMMITTEES
On the Duties mud Abuses Ut tho
corotlcr's Office, presented a report id.
voea!!ng the abolition Of Cotoners' turics,
the establishment Of medical examination at
Bellevue Hospital ia doubtful cases, and
thorough examination by the Health Board In
all cases. slr. Schultz sall tho private abuses
Of tic Coroners oilcc were OF fearful character
The Office had been moro lucrative t',an TINT Of
President of tue United States, rhcrc wpre in.
stances III which Coroner had H,nde s5l,NMa
year, and now tat u.lllta! often nAde Sl5 0OU to
*nu0. llc knew uic ts,sc where a 1nan died
in Ills bathroom, md tcust thousands VI dol
Eut!on made to suit tho rcatfyes. The uttesnpts
III families to conceal su,riics cost THOUSAND.
yearly. Men Of Low character, suel n those
selected IF Tatlmany Hall to Ge CUroncrs, had
bripes and btaek'nail. Ex.Coroi,er Aiolpl,
kessles. caTc some Ut Lis. experience in
tile .ntl!cc. ! IL the .1se OF tlle sudden
death q! rclatlsc q friend Of Mr. Alexander,
tl.e Wiudsnr, IL lal Gre!' o!icfei r''ii II bi's
by frlcnd of UT. Alexander TO conduct. hc in.
quest t" suit tic Views Ut tho relatives. lie had
bceh astou,ulcl Ut the persistent cttorts iaaic
by pesxulls III t|lc highest social
circles 10 tatlucnce him In dis
tnrgiaE l!s duties. ltc was altered sums
Ut froin Sl,UM to $3,00t, aN.! ryen sl0,0OU, to
neQncsee II. tho wishes VI relatives of tils de-
ccaset persons, In ss,ts eases hu lla to threat
cn 10 REPORT tho PARTIES 70 the Distrtct-AttorncY
before they woufA tlc.tst. TAu Ssrlety resolved
10 try to secure the passage Of \ btl! nbolshlug
tho 0il'cc Of Coroner III cities Ut ubove l00u In
llabltants, u,,l ye.tug the duties Of that office
ln tho Douru Ut Health and Polite Justices.
, 1877-02-09

THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Enne.f1i fhthakcA IN 4AA NeEAa.uA

DAvxNPolsT, H., Jsn. S.-As u result Of tho
past ten lays OF warm weather, tho Ice III the
Mississippi ut this point begun to break up stlis
evening, aud showed down quite distance.
There u an oprn space opposite MolIuc and In.
lucuse piles VI Lee Ut tho head OF Rock Island.
Uns mUre wartn day wlll ste n, open riyeT here,
and it Inay be MI open channel clear to st.
Louis. A breakup Of the tce at this SEASON las
not occurred befors for thirty ycars. A4ylccs
from Lecla!rc and Savanna kay the lie there
shows aixnS OF giyIug away.
, 1877-02-09

v.bu tour votes ~ mn election. md there .erc At
H. inpcI lii hard Into Tho Ttcnsuty md sonk
theresion 10 rer cent II addition to whnt he hsd
e se5sc f. md a: !no .'mo TIM yoed 10 70
rordt.' heard d mnh nnY In thu Kimbslt llhuac ut
dinner io,daT ''no salary .grnbber can he elected
IN (}rugGl1."
, 1877-02-09

jfct which tie tIrrnt fowcrn hhvc In view has 1rrn
clearly DEFINED by tho acts ut the Conference. Thr
Ecfnrs. 0f tho Turkish Government tntttcr The
dignity md peace Of Enrupe. itt+ in,pns,nnt for
~ To know wlsat the Cabinets. With whcit hare
hetri IN CONCERT until nov. intend IL do in scply IN
w'rhet, fou arc rrQucstr.l 10 ask for Information
on this point. and 10 read and C!vc copy Of this
dispatch to tho Mln!atcr OF Foreign Affairs.
UOHTBCuAK0ff.
, 1877-02-09
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY FEBRUARY o. 1877

crn 1ucation until 1c lln1 rca tic ntlirial corrc
e|Tnnlcncc.. lie a!.Icl however ilc lid not
a,,nk @ t Inc Treaty of Paris ought 10 be abandoned,
duty ot protecting the Christians in Turkey.
Earl Derby declared the policy 0f the f;lycr1,-
!nIcht WAS not changed, It WAS only rnsHltcd
n,eausc tl'e situation was modified. ic repapft
u.atea I'VE ncgotatfons, nn'l defended the tiov-
cThncnt't cunluct with regard to tltc Aft1rnasy
note amt bcriln memorandum. lie saitl: ut IL ton
ath'n To- my tho C"hfcrrnre 10 a tiascp. We mist
spcnk win reservc "f tic probability of the
maintenance Of peace, which depends on the de-
ho maintained. The Conference lias served L,
rain tlnr. Ilussla and Scrvln have bccorne
reciprNntfy tiisencllanted With each other. Tho
Ezar u now vel ahlo t0 eav II ID mt incumbent
c!sfons of the six Powers. believe tho Ports
appreciates tho gravity Df tic aLtuatioD, and
wishes IL satisfy Europe. 1t Ia not Ebgland's
duty ~ prutect tho Porte In every cycntuallty."
70 intervene In fayor u thr Christians, but such
duty Was nnt imposed by the trcnty.
TUE EAtsL or NEACoNsPiELD
eaii tlle Eastern question wss not alone tho
the Christians, hut tilc q1csliou of The exist
ence Of the Empire. We musttre It Us states
men.
THE MARQUIS or SALISBURY
protested aIatnst The doctrine that NC orght to
.lse s9ercor aEainst Turkey. py ovcrthrowing
and confusion. lie iorcibiy proclaimed the
tsiSinpntty of the English Government for the
Christians in Turkey. --,.>-.-
tho Marqu!s Of harrington. wlthout wishing to
provoke q formal discussion, pointed out how
the Government hal abandoned tho policy Of
isot,,interyentlon.. 1t was therefore Incumbent
the e'lrs!on Of blood in servla during tl,o .un,-
nler before that policy was ct.at1snl. lie spoke
In terms Of culoxy Of Lori Salisbury, who had
, 1877-02-09

oDFl74F 471s&3ttH 10 JHF 7F1upH7.
s1oCx CTR, la.. Feb. Bly, u confidence
operation whiel. Was performed here last night,
Dr. Paul, Ut scCook. Dak., Ia cut a horse aud
buggy worth $50. The operator who practiccd
the game Is o stranger IN these parts, aud did
not yary MITCH FROM this usual methutts adopted
Kut nWay, and bud Ab-ut twcuty-f0ur hours'
start bctoTe the Doctor would bGl!ere himself
virtinxed. Officers started utter tile tlltet as
soon III they learned tue facts, nnd will proba-
bly have him IN custody before morning.
, 1877-02-09

400 IN
rive herewith copy Of tls ASstslant Inspector
Generals general fcpUft:
Appears to mo thers il not ~ nuct, interest
Tim excitement about The psesldrntlat election
n,ay 6t thu chief canse; many Of The members
holding position Of officers iu tho torch.liaht
marching soctcttes necass&aleA their giving much
ttHc 10 the latter AT tho sacrldcu OF the regiment
II u my optnlon. tha: after the election the dir
tefent compnntes wall pnt forth an extra effort to
Ill thelr sanss, also o tnsu tho full quota ~ COM
doing thla they certainly need all the outside sup.
poFt they can prDclre.. not only In helping tD
cufe tic feguifcd number nf rrrru!ts, but al,u tu
ast.st sn tic expense nj HhifoYMinE IN, which 10
quite burden n pre*cnt.
TIN accounts arc Kept tn Rool condition. ~ ti,s
feEoft VII! show. tbs financial standing IL rx.
ce!ltns with the exception VI thu tartlnrs. Ut tho
ments. which l. 81 pr Ea,,. fon will SEQ Tint
hundred and ninety one tultars t$s{jll, or about
olis hundred and eleven (3tllt each.
Concerning the manual 1f arms. they do very
well. set there II Foon, for improvement. Thu
company movements nrc executed a. we'll A. could
" expected, whcn shs condition of tae atmosy
n, f.. suc!. nuFpo.s.s, p,..,., On A., account ot tho
e"aS. .sle d. "s .ss ias' psst S9t''et 81 ts tic
manual. Tl,s rrginlcntn dtttls. have bccn
few an'i fur bctwrcn. think thts "a ono reason
thc nembera lack Interest. In an organization Of
.hts kind there must bo continual squirting 4p In
on!sr to keep their excltelnent alive, company
want change. which they hayo In rueinlontel
dr1la u given thrh. oneu In twn weeks at least.
Assistant 1aspector,tientrsl, l. n. O.
, 1877-02-09
THE MILITARY.
Biennial Report Of the Adjutant.
General OF Illinois,
organization of the Militia Of tia
State Into Seven Regiments.
The Commonwealth Rather StfnEy In the.
Treatment Of Its Lfon.lfcarted.

Special Nspatca to 11s Tribune.
SPRiH1PIELr,, ill.,. Feb. B.-T1,n fntInrsnr IA
WI Apattatt u the Dienhs1l report Of tho All IT.
tant-deneral Of 1l1luols, which haa Just been
uttntcsl:
Aaln,.r,. o.a..., ,,,,,..,
Of j1T. fs7 IT, t.tn g! aLatea s .ant on no "a
sn una, o4afg q, t!s Hs"tg numbered a officers
wns comntsnnc.! traulcr fScncpsi a aI tsaG
ss e'sr I'd, q :ns the sa,i s f,ss eT.n T.
ionnS a,s., II a ~ cd sor1nS; s
otnsnzr sns nI nrn ne IT, M hau al nsw cnmranes
ihs cscct,tinn ~ liz, s.", he .p,.a pin. oasH wti
general ss order the v,rous companies throushoas
WV '''''' "'o ssyHr arnswrx7a sns
two of them in s:i,engoI "Ao'"sSfs'
=, T4e $Sjataat Nh; deas;ai recommends The adoption
copo.inx ,hc ss.,c e sG'es tnat ae nsn Pow
fnr some icn.srcs fuf thsir e,ycrnrnt sa enE
ranjxat1. y" rhc n1.nn M,in hG'nea IT, 70 asir ~
ciens Ind inadcan,r ocs tn ~ m.a, ~" H. ~ on &C.
liz peop mi a t. ss powef WET IL n, o,e wsn ~
%iacini"e ~ sn'''' IL MI ''n'ea eooa ofaet ard
S'>'''"'' 4 n.It mas srry PREPARED
,3cct thc srs.tsnt u ~ H. "neM u Mopeh viii
.ss, ~ "np.u'al =! tHa Acshlhtu:e' II ahonted.
nraess rh ins; ~ shod d. P1osds for ase:
itrcnt tmnt,rfancc IN stE'.tas ~ y.
zach company Of rirty. .,onr rsn II, si""..w n 10
Din 'argtt practice. cid pfosslon Tor suea i.sns
gsncirs tb t:".ernor nn ~ IN emSF.
amoant. ''' '''e'"of oe empowered 'o'nefease Inc
ee 1tlen m Of eny,fy ~ M sopsnes not reeom-
The forn,ntfm ~ nrtiii.r1 I cnn,n,,,.u ,,. ,..
ressoa ssp'0Sfs Sat ofsn Se
Two Oh 7unvr ,rru,rrr ,,o.r,r,-...
would he ntefni t nnH t,h, r. oHoninIsAros
'r1,, @h. cot; s,n.r. =, ,,,,,,.. ,..,,n 49,,
cnm,,uny nrnes,cs s,ng' san,,g' @ heatnE nna insurlns
tions n rrt'rnmv Thm G. a'ss. Il usI stttflC.
eonpanr beiny oT H. :" ar. y ,e the
ie'.asss Or neglect "''' ''' '''' " care
The ,moo,t,n,- r; n.coMpS n;:ea,pi,;r H., ,..o.
TIN es an aFr h,.o1x II h ~ Issos @ Gv1s
.ronry nFacd rsnn't n!a,e as nto war n
,usGe iR,o,y III, ngqc x appestons hsse gceH
in ths Mexifnu Wur fr 9-r,jssete. q, Mnn arsxeo
tnnne hn sse. LIZ ~ ~ neco'. snen nonnt!rt. etc.. ~
svsnr Gas ~ iSch h1s NJ sc 70 ean he Tasrs !s NJ
som,nias Toned ,onlesm that ths statc 's evcs
liz rscnmmends t1nt II, ~ svtse,H1t III easah , "ar
cmpowerinr liz, t;oyeTmnr ~ rmn tn's sae ~ @cs
conv iii tho rpa fefrrrinr 10 ;hc h,to. -
uf' fl|Inot ~ connected Viii thr Wr1ir.n s.r X
Wa.hInston W "'' ~ wv ""F AepA''a'eh' ~
Titr m PRESENT i' sTaTE ~ '.s Ar; AaNonr saRi
A. p',Fe;e xh!s a;s III! :sssia
s:ea r. eSse . ths g e
advisable. am approurason ,hnuit H. " ma ~ r,,,t
ths present bulins in propcr rcpa,r rs a'a'e IL p'
TnanGs a;s e. returned 70 lien. nacat and his staa
thsv s,rc nrrearmsI sha. HaHHel n ~ Wh!cn
sta 1nicrrs ar ttc ' lmtta' '.cns no ncaa ana
Bring thrir conusans IN to h,p,, t,atc ~ xc
rridc"s % rss p'"'ee ID alS tac 'os personal
80 "'ttet
, 1877-02-09
4 llOlY.

New ORLEANS, La, Feb. "a row occurred
on the lcvco this evening between tho negroes
and roilce. Several shots were iirel. Quo NO.
gro ii believed u t,a nlortully wounded. 6cv-
erat pollee were struck With bricks Qul stones.
, 1877-02-09
DENMARK.

1OI1NEl9E UHAlQHbTIIA1}UN,
LoNnoN. Fcb. 8.-Tllo 7ime,' Paris corrc-
sfondcnt saya Socialist demonstration has
berll nnslo IN Copcnlatt,an To dcsnand sciief
ter Of unemployed persons who wish q found
Q COLONY III America. -
, 1877-02-09
AUSTRIA.


THE IIUNU1NIAN fH0utLE,
LONDON, Fcb. 8.-Thu 71mes' Vienna corrc-
spondcnt reports that aftcr tho Cabinet Council
at Pcsth. N. Ttcxa aud tue Hungarian Finance
a!inlster returned TO- Vienna to teatlcr tho
f0rsnal resignation Of tho entirc IIuugaflun
Cabinet.
, 1877-02-09
CAPITAL SENTENCE.
Eseefd& THtfa1fcA Ia In Y1eIhhnA

OaAHA, Scb., Fet. A-Warrcn Clough, who
was recently convicted at York. York County,
Tor the murder Ut Ills brother Nathan, ut
Seward, has been sentenced to 10 hanged iu
August Acxt.
, 1877-02-09
ITALY, ,
THE NArrnnkclltxn fouafNTnux

TIE HEFNS2AEHlNW NUNBIBIUK1s
ROME, Feb. S.-The ropu desires all tho
Cardinals to attend tho next Conslatory, which
will be OF extraordinary Importance. it il said
tho new Nunelo Of Spain wIli claIm tho rcstoru-
tton Of tho adalnEstrutiun of The charge OF
l,ospltals, Of which the Nuncio was deprived In
1St3.
, 1877-02-09
OBITUARY..

WAsulAoToN, D. c.. Feb. 8.-RearAdmiral
Wilkes, United States Mary, on the retired llst,
died hers this morning. Admiral Wllles had
been lu bad health for 4 long time.
, 1877-02-09
f.HUSIIED TO DEATH.

fbeto3 Ulf2atch "a Tie 3T1tRHA,
MAFfsTKE, Mict., Feb. B,-,Jnck Joriei, q re.
spcctcd citizen Of this city, was killed ycs:cr-
day at Rut1dnck and pslmicr's lncgIng-ca,np up
the river. While working Tn rolway tho logs
rolled on him mud crushed hin. 4 large funeral
procession followed tie relsanins to the cemetery
to-day.
, 1877-02-09

UIFEIt j3I9AyTEH.
CINCINNATI, Feb. S,-rhe steamer Bostania,
coming down, struck towbuat at Sciotoriile
tary thfs morning. and al,nk to tho upper deck,
No one was hurt. Ehc was the largest steamer
running on the upper river.
, 1877-02-09
BUSINESS NOTICES

Mrs. VVlnslow's SoothlaS Syrup. for ohlt-
tion, aaJs iii palu. Sure to regulate tas eowsls.
, 1877-02-09

lyolAud's AroulAtic Bitter Sslna Of IEon u =
aud iupaised dlxesuon. Depok. 1C&ask saSs<t,
, 1877-02-09
THE FRANKLIN BANK,
Fnkefttl {NstxIfcA In T7a T'rfhuRs

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. s.-Sothlng new is
known Of thc franklin Bank dclal.ution. The
examination Is sttl progressing uNdcr tho rare
OF bank. Examiner Lynch.
, 1877-02-09
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, u. c., Feb. 81 a. m.-For tho
Upper Mississippi an.l Lower Missouri Yallsys
snl Upper Lakes, falling barometer, southeast
TO southwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy
or clcar weather.
LOCAL 0naxErAr1bxs.
CHICAGO. Frh, n.