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The Grange advance., 1877-01-03

GooD BoAID BY the week, day Of
meal, at Opera Hall Restaurant.
Boarders wanted. .5
We understand that Mrs. Ansbro
has been removed from the position Of
janitress Of the Central School building,
and Mr.. Swanstrom has been appointed.
in her place. This is to. be regretted,
because Mrs. Ansbro il q widow with
six children wholly dependent upon her
for subsistence and has no other source
Of revenue, We believe, than her own
labor. It is true, that man was
needed to do the heavy work required
at the building, such as carrying up
wood and the like, but we are told that
Mrs. Ansbro hired man to help her
and that she did not know of any COM
plant Of inef6ciency or neglect being
made against her. We hope that, un-
less the welfare of the school really re-
quires this change, the Board will re-
consider the matter and reinstate this
woman, and thus save her and her FAM
lily from want, or its more humiliatine
and dreadful alternative, the acceptance
Of charity only obtained by asking.
Having filed the position several years
satisfactorily it is especially distressing
to turn her away in the dead of winter.
The presentation Of the sacred
opera of Belshazzar is a home enter.
prise and ought to be patronized liber-
ally by our citizens for that reason.
That it will, also, deserve patronage as
an entertainment we cannot doubt, for
the composition is decidedly meritorious
indeed, it is more, it is grand-and
the training Of those taking part in it
(Which will be continued up till the
date Of its public presentation) has
been so thorough and complete, that we
are confident they will be as proficient
in rendering the music as professionals
usually are, and not far, if any, behind
in acting the several parts assigned
them. We hope that they will be
greeted by large and appreciative au-
diences and that the success Of this en-
tertainment will encourage the produc-
ton of others. To our country friends
we can say with assurance that they
will find this entertainment well worth
their patronage and we hope they will
attend it numerously. .-@...- ...
PAINS in BACK, HEAD, HEART,
Lungs, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago, Sciatica, Pneumatic Gout, Nerp-
Gus and Kidney diseases, positively
cured By Dr.. Filters Rheumatic Rem-
edy and Vegetable Licer Pills. Neper
fail .ohen persevered in. For circulars,
Pamphlets, Guarantees, &c., 60 to your
Druggists, Nesen f. Funk, agents for
Red Wing. 43yl
MURDER WILL Our.-A few yeers
ago "August Flowers was discovered
to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint, few thin Dyspeptics
made known to their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured by
it's use. The great merits of Green's
august Flowers became heralded
through the country by ore sufferer to
another, until, without advertising, its
sale has become immense, druggists in
every town in the United States are
selling it. No person suffering with
sour stomache, sick headache, costive-
ness, palpitation of the heart, indiges-
ton, low spirits, etc., can take three
doses without relief. Go to your drug
gists, johnson Bros, and get q bottle
for IS cents and try it. Sample bot
ties 10 cents. 5yl
The Grange advance., 1877-01-03

Leave for Chicago and the East, 4:5O p. M
Leave for Chicago and the West, 1920 D. N.
A NICE line Of Holiday Goods at the
Auction store. ..
The Dubuque Store has just receive
ed lot of new goods. .s@@
Read the appeal of Governor Pills.
bury in behalf Of the grasshopper suf-
ferers. It will be found on the fifth
page.
The all wool Aannels can not be beat
at the Auction store. .....-...
The District Court disposed of all
its jury cases last week and the jury
was discharged, but the court met
again to-day to hear equity cases and
will probably continue in session this
week. -.. ~. - ~
Our thanks are due to Mr.. Brown,
of the Lake City Sentinel, for the
tender of the use of his press to print
last weeks edition of the Advance.
We did not have to accept his offer but
are none the less grateful for it.
The British America insurance
company, of Toronto, Canada, Williston
& Joss, agents in Red Wing, paid up
to Mr.. Vaid the insurance due him.
Masks of all kinds, shapes and
sizes, at wholesale and retail, at Law
renee & Co.'s . .t:
The new warehouse of Messrs.
Nelson & Peterson, built on the side of
the one that was burned couple of
weeks ago, is finished and ready for oc-
-cupation.
-Messrs. Carlson & Anderson are
doing good business in their new
grocery store, and attracting fair COM
plement of customers.
December was very cold month,
unusually so for this climate. On six
teen days during that month the ther-
mometer registered below zero.
LADIES' and children's underware q
specially at the Auction store.
-"Forest Tar Salve'' relieves the
burning pain, and promotes DISPOSE
ton to heal.
The most harassing symptoms of
Bronchitis and Consumption are palliat-
ed and relieved by inhaling the hot
vapors Of the Solution Of "Forest Tar"
It cures Catarrh. 13w4
BuY your goods in the right place,
the Auction store is the cheapest.
The Board Of County Commission
: ers are having ! busy session, and viii
be in session till Friday night. The
new democratic members are inflated
fairly and take hold as though they
mean to do thoroughly what the people
have appointed them to do.
ALL Wool homemade Aannels cheap
er than ever known at the Auction
Store.
New Years day was generally OBJ
served as q holiday in this city, and
calling was indulged in very general
y.
The school ct the Institute was re-
opened yesterday for the winter term,
and from the number Of scholars report
ed thus far, the term bids fair to be
more than usually prosperous.
Tickets for the Shakesperean read
ings ct Central School building are sell
ling rapidly.
In order too reduce stock, Water
proofs, Flannels and Blankets marked
down TO manufactures prices, ut the
Auction store.
Mr.. James Lawther proposes tore
turn TO Ireland, whore his family now
is, ii fswfweeks. How'll probably.
Be absent during most Of the coming
year.
The public schools will be reopen
edfor the winter term on Monday next.
The county Grange meets sat Burk-
hardt's han, Hay Greek, on Friday, Jan.
\ nary 18th % install OF ieersa and confer
4 degrees. ThA inskallak;nn I'LL hAt Z n
The Grange advance., 1877-01-03
J. G. HAMMOND,
Architect & Builder.
Cor. MAIN st. & BROADWAY.
SECOND STORY.

Plans and specifications for buildings pre.
pared ut short notice, and satisfaction guar.
antiea' ..-.. 1y1s
The Grange advance., 1877-01-03
DoBB1N's Electric Soap
Saves Time Saves Labor
Saves Money! Saves Clothes!
Saves Women !!
The best In the world. -

Ayers American Almanac is now
ready for delivery by the druggists, and
we are free to say that We have read
this welcome visitor with satisfaction
and profit. It contains On astonishing
amount Of information which is useful
to everybody, and shows how to treat
nearly all the diseases from which peo-
pie suffer. Il invariably recommends
the best remedies to be employed, ire
spective of Ayers Family Medicines,
and furnishes, indeed, the best medical
advice BY which q great majority Of all
ments can be treated successfully. The
anecdotes, witticisms aud jokes are the
best compilation that comes under our
notice, and the book is q refreshing con-
tribution to our enjoyments every year.
-St. Clair Obseruer. s
NOTWITHSTANDING the recent sharp
advance. Of fully ten per centsin Boots
and Saoss, we are still selling and
shall continue Is sen ( at old figures dur
ing the season. Our motto d Is the. best
for the least money.
g. r. STERL1Na = Co.
The Grange advance., 1877-01-03
RED WING, DEC. 25, 1876.
Railroad Time Table.
Chicago and North " Western Rail.
way.

Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains
from Winona, in effect Jsnuary, 1876:
Leave for Chicago and the East, 4:50 p. m.
Leave for Chicago and the West, 1920 D. n.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-02

The Greatest Medical Discovery since The Crea-
lion Of Nam, or since the Commence
ment Of the Christian Era.
There never has been.a time when the
healing of so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
present. 1t is nm undisputed fact that over
sort to the use of ordinary plasters.
DIR. MELvIN's CAPsIcUM PoRoUs PLAsrERs
are acknowledged by all who have used
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plasters VIII do more real service than n hun
dred OF the ordinary lind All other pIns-
tiers are slow Of action, and require TO be
worn continually to effect a cure; but with
these Il is entirely different; the instant one
is applied the patient will feel Its effect.
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and II has always been more or less used rs a
medical agent for an utwar application;
vantages in q porous plaster have been dis
covered. Being, however. convinced a. of the
GongerITl cures aaess erected by DIR;
riority over all other plasters, they now
actually prescribe them, in their practice. for
such diseases as rheumatism, palm in the side
the use Of plasters or liniment. After you
have tried other p~lasters and liniments. and
ears. a ask yo maIea dra a ! f1 for w bR' M 4 certain
C.APsIcuM Porous PLASTER. You can hardly
believe your W convictions of its wonder
iss sction. v Alt asn leT Powerful o e 81 and sn5.t EuiI Sa IN n
most delicate person to wear, as 1t is free
from lead and other poisonous material CONF
plasters. One trial is a sufficIent enarantee
OF Its merits, and one plaster Will sell hum
dreds to your friends.
sI ass your paso arnggist Tor DR.; M t.E Gar
or. on receipt of % cents for one, 81 for Ave, OF
" for a dozen, they will be mailed; post paid,
toany address In the United States or ANA
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-02
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries. Grain. Provisions, Etc.

Corrected weekly by whippIe & Hay, Whole
gale and Retail GrOcers and Commission
Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-02
III
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SAAF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

CCccEsS n the test of merit, md --:cccs. a. III,
- treatment OF Catarrhal Ancctlous, after 70
many miserable failures. means undoubtcd apcc!lc
su,nnye propeTties IN tho remedy, used. Does
Properties? The evidence. in tho shape OF unsoli-
cited testimonials from tho most sspecfabIc poopl.
In all stations OF life, must be corsli1ivc on thil
point. Never. we believe. In tho History OF Popular
lnedicincs, has such valuable Testimony been Of
Tered, freely offered. in favor OF anyrcnicdy than
itas IN the Possession Of the proprletqr, q SAN
rot rcpTcsc nt n thousandth part oftho rcconmaGI-
rtloas which nrc To-day offered by friends 10 friends
llnsllvor. People or wealth and rcnEemert IN all
rlrts soft c country daily admit its Brpcriority over
Iay methoI otclrs known to tho ocular mcdicat
naohshcd statenient. IIcncc mo testimonials IN
our possession represent bct o small part OF
those withheld for the reason mentioned. Tho
ioll1wing unsolicited testimonial from HENRY
WELLS, IsQ., OF Wells. Fargo e. Co.'S ENprc=@. IL
~ oI.spoAen Endorsement Of which VIC orc Justly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-02

Messrs. WEEKS & PorTrn, Wholesale Druggists.
fslt It . duty that ! owo to suffering humGnityio
write you. stating the great benefit thatI have de-
rived from the ne OF sAsronD's RADICAL CrEE
nniicted With I'll. very troubiesoinc complaint, 1
Lave tried nl tho remedies that / could ind. but
without material or permansnt benefit; Last fall
hayG relief or dic; The entire membranous systcIn
6sred, That t. vas q doubtful mrt,er whether I
ishould liye 70 CONG backorn1t; Isay an adycr.
trcrcdulous about specifics or no 4trTnls OF any
LIND. yet In sheer desperation / tTicl this, and wdI
nt once benefited hyit. Tho Ch1ngrs OF climate.
C. chronic disease oftho liver, and my ngc-oycrD
may prevent my cntlro restoration. hat tho bcnc-
1T l derive from It's daily use "a to INC iHrdhyOh3'.
r1d l AN hoping to he Completely cured, aui ut
LIST arrive at n respectable old age.
llthis statement OF my case can be OF any Service
II those AFFLICTED rs I have been. ard enable ysrf1
lring this remedy into moro general use. Cspfc.aftF
o fthc Pacific coast tvherc it IA much nCclaGy, l. 2
C.iect in writing this note Will be obtained.
Very truly yours. HENRY WELL.
hr-oEA, y. Y, Junc, isN. efWclls. Fargo 80.
Each package contains DIR. 2anford'l Improved
1!lillilg Tube, and 1ull directions for us ia all
tfJes. Price ftOO. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers thro ghoutt hcU United
states and Cnnadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Ageats and Wholesale Druggists. boston. Mass.
, 1877-03-31

Ho fcts IIo Cnn shoot 100 Glnss Dalls At
Eighteen Yards In 1000 Minutes, and Does
1t In Bovonty-EiGht.

Ho bets IIo Cnn fasoot 100 Glass Dal]s at
ElGhtcon Yards In 1000 Minutes. and Does
1t In sevonty-Eight.
Speetal DtspascA to 7Ns 7f1shns.
NEW YoRE, aiarcl, N.-A large crowd H.
scmblcd Al Gllmorc's Garden tonight To Wit.
ncss tho shooting OF Capt. a. II. Dogarlus. who
cssaycd to break 1000 glass balls in 100 con-
sccutivo minutes by sharpshootlng. Capt.
DoCarlus was provided with one gun with tyo
sets Of barrels, aud cartridges contalnlng thrcc-
and onc-f,alt grains Of Dlttn,au's pow
der and one-tourtl, otnco shot. Prompt
ly at o'clock tho shooting began, and two
ulcn each attending patent tsaps had all they
could do to supply glass balls fast enough for
tho marksmau. Mr.. F. 8. Harrison acted ~
seieree, and Mr. G. Z. Sanborn, Of Boston, kept
the timo. The trips Ecro placed tlva yards
apart, With Eighteen yar1is' rise. 4 frame coy
cred With whlto muslin formed o background to
the objects aimed ut, aud q calctum-1ght at tho
rear Of the worlmun brought out tho traps
and glass balls With great dlsttnctness In tue
hfst hundred, occupying minutes, Mr., Bo-
gArdus broks Q8 balls; In tho second hundred.
consuming 7]{ minutes, OF: In tho third hun
drcd, minutes, 70; fourth, minutes, Of; 1{th.
II minutes, 10; sixth, minutes, N; seventh,
minutes u, W; eighth. minutes, %; ninth.
minutes. W: aHu tenth, minutes, 100. TheFe vet
remained ~ balls to 10 broken, which wcru
sceon1s: Time Of irst 500, 81 minutes; time al
second 6o, ~ minutes; time Of tho twenty
eight. 1nlnuto 40 seconds; total, [ hour, II
minutes. and ~ seconds; proposed tImei hour
~ m'nutcs: time 10 sparc, q minutes and %
secooas. bogaEdus slut Ut 18-J Arl distance,
, 1877-03-31
MINISTER WAsHBURNE,
Sr1cSdf NfeQfck 10 1AA N5huna

uAtssA, ILL.,, March 8o.-Tho Hou. z. q.
WashhuEne aFFired IN Gaiena on the sos train
thls evening, aud Is now the guest Of bis brother
1n''aw, Col. &. L. Stephenson. Despite tna
dsenehing rain which prevailed, large nutnber
Of III. Washburne's fellow-town.meo eo a.,embied
1t the depot to bid him welcome. Gu alivbtine
from the train he vi. bes,c4cd BY biz
old Galena friends, with whom be-
gruped hands cordially dropping ! pleas.n.
word of recognition 10 Ill. That Ns, Wash.
bu1De ID houorcd BY his fellow citizens tho cor.
dial aud entirciy informal reception tcpdcrcd
hlm tonight fully attests, The Custom IIouso
dag IL now hy1n4 ia honor Of his p5useuye in our
midst. II u proposed ~ tender to tle dlttln-
Hall aome ttme during next week, that iii our
psopls mAy have al opportunity OF hearing lIm
speak aud Ut taking him BY tho hand.
, 1877-03-31
CRIME.

.f71.T f-T

JOLIET.
!gpActas Dspdtch 10 The Tr48nne,
J01tEr, ILL.,, Marcl, 3o.-Thicyes have bccn Or.
Grating In tl!a vicinity quito extensively recent.
y. On Wednesday night Mt. Chester Allen, a
farmer who 1!rcs on the b1utl about two niles
weat of Lockpurt, lad n valuable horse sto!en,
for tho return Of which he offers reward Of 60
The tasne night Mr..A1tert Drst, farmer rc.
siding Hear M!nooka, was visited by a horse.
thief and bur.lns, who entered the ',o.lac, went
ihto ,s. .roo AMI sto lie his vat clt
ya!uc.l Al 475, aud puekct-t,oot: containing *1l.
Tie thief tl!en uroceedrl to tue barn, selected
Nurse, saddle, md bri,ltc, anil t,n,k his dc.
pnrturc. The horse vas foutil tho next tiay,
but the thief Succeeded in escaping. Mr. Dirst
oilers so reward for the return OF tie watcl,
a"'l capture OF tho thicf, who Is supposed tn be
tiIan Wa lnd been In tilc employ Ut Afr. U;rat,
but vas discharged tue tlay l,efUrn the robbery.
Mike Enrtritt, the Joliet nosc.bttcr, who was
partoncd uut oi tie TeBitcnltary by t}ur. Bcy.
cri'!gc jutt previous 10 tho latteEs retirement
ifum olcc, has ettne 10 tho surface a4sa!n. Yes.
tcrday evening hn assaulted Ar. JDtn +, Eslcr.
an o!lEcer uf the State Pcntent!ary, In n street
car, and beat hini IN nm unmcrciful manner,
making his escape alter the assault. 4 warrant
Is cut lor tlis arrest. To buriy rui1lan's attack
On Nj. Es!cr was entirely unpfovokcti, and a!i
tile more brutal bccausG tho lattgr Is lust re-
coscrlng tsotn long and serious sickness.
, 1877-03-31

thcm-tnlcss Mr.. Sherman may be- considered
M cscrpti,,I--waa atlnttct! to = share nf a4-
tntn!atra.Ivc power. Neither Mr. bIatuo, nor
linz, nor Mr. Morton, nor Nj. Chandler, nor
(icn. 1npan was aiming tho chosen at1gieesa of
Mr. laws; Jet these Senators a1d c1-scnstors
represented tho strength Of the Republic.
ecan party IN tho chief Statcs. Of tho Nosth,-tn
A.aino and alassaehusrttA. #. New York and
Pennsylvania, In Michigan Indiana, and flIf-
nois. Would the masters Of ~ 1nany Irg[ons
submit to = tlcci:'nn which nauifc.tly sen
days ago. : VIC" tSo cstnet f'ss' nomnstn. vsre 'sr
referred to Committees of the Senate. It ecenlc.l
that the disappointed politicians were resolved
to make their p"wcr felt. Tic rejection ol tho
l,res!tlent's arnotntments would bavc led to an
victory for the Politicians II tie President lad
hoen compelled last week 10 Yield to The pres.
sure of thc n'alcontcnt Senators, and Ind With:
AZ. Evasts IN Difference to the objections Of
MI. blaine. and Mr. Gambling, he rouid havo
l1st 50 much grnund In tho country that his re-
s!etanco afterwards to any bcficmea or demands
been overborne., But, unlike Gen. Grant. Mr.
llarcs wns able to atand firm, and the Republic.
an majority IN Tic Senate broke TIP before his
;;teay pers1,snsc. ,t; Tho :sh!sm n ss .anks q
H!ainee and ~" sir. vi Mo!ton 'ta oppo,ed M MtSo
Electoral, Commission hill, willis Mt. Conk.
ling and Mr. Edmunds advocated It, has again
become visible. Some uvcn Ut the Eeputed +" "lr:
rcculri1at,1cs" declared tllcnselscs IN tayor Of
tho prcstdcnt'e policy, and all those who had
supported thu Electoral bIlt once more .scparat-
ctitctnsclves from the party leaders. Mr: Nor.
ton, in sptte OF hia autfpathy TO the Southern
whites, acaufcaccd in tho prcst!ont's Cnl!cy and
IN lis selection u al!n!stcrs, Mr, Conkl!MR ap-
proved Tho conrlllatory plans Of Mr.. f1ayca,
though l1n appears to have objected on personal
grounds u, tic nomination Of Sr. Evarts. Mr.:
B1alne md sIr. Cameron led the oprosItIou. aud
tic latter, who IL tho political dictator
Of the Important State Of Pennsylvania.
was determined, H. WAS aatd, to secure
tho nainsrnanco OF ILLS son ut the head Of
tttc War Department. hut It became apparent
tuwartls the close Of last week that tnanv lte-
publican, Senators would vate will Mr. Conk.
ling anil Mr. Morton for the Ministers n,InIn-
Of the nemocratc party "n,,ld also sustain
them. Tho national sentiment among men Of
all parties was found 10 be entirely In faror of
tlu rrcsl!ent's policy, and the IcsEstancc o: the
disaffccltd Republicans gradually melted Away.
On Saturday tl,e Committees to which tho noli-
fnatlons had bccn referred fcpmtcd fayorably
upon them all, ana tic Senate IN executive scs-
sion confirmed every QUO Of thom by nearly
unanimous vote.
, 1877-03-31
Ai4L4E6ED POISONING,
Special NteatcA to 11e Tribune.

MADISON. Wiz, March 80.-Pruf. ". ".
Dnsids, Of the State University, In tho presence
of Distrtt-Attorncy Rodgcrs, Sheriff Charlcton,
md Drs. Ward and Irown, made ap experiment.
al test Of tho stomach aud genital organs which
were taken from tue body of Mrs. straxnlann,
Tor w',oao murder BY poisoning her husband was
arrested Yesterday. Tbs result Of the cxatn-
i'intion shows traecs Of poison In this stomach,
miscarriage had been had Just previous to death.
a further test is tn he snadr. stray
fnann Inns bccn relca*cd on $4,000 hail,
md was present at the exhumation ycstcr.
lar, Cut showed no signs Of guilt. stsax1nann
drugs at . nciahhor's house Just beforu hcr
death with the ayowcd object 0f creating au
abortion. and that her death rcsulted there
froH'. The examination Of Hsrazmnnn will be
Ind AYrEI f. ~
, 1877-03-31

the season. John III. Chambers, has Iuat passed
Ftattsmouth bound up.
6pAdot NspoteA to ia zstbxas.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, siarvh 30-Dr. Josept A.
8ewall, Professor Of Natural 6clences In tho
State Normal School, Normal ILL.,, for twenty
years. to-day received telegram notifying hin,
Of biz appointment ~ President Of the Colorado
University. at Boulder City. Col. Prot. scwall
enluys nattonai reputation a. sc1eut!st 4nd
educator, and will he great accession to thu
educational forces OF Colorado. He will doubt.
leas acccpt.
.Sp+ctal pspaseA 70 ne 1rtssa4
:, ANN AnBoa, Asrh., hlsrch a.-For long
t,mo this clty ha. been trying u remove the
slauehterhoases from it, >limlts. Thu City
Fathers passed al ordinance ~ dbpoalng Of
thom. They refused to move. Tho result Il 4
test ease aEatnat otie tried In the Circuit Court
Today. Tue Judge decided aGainst tho city.
butchers Will still ply their trado In uuplea.-
ant plaee4. Tho ease will 70 to tho Supreme
Court.
SpsrtaI A4poieA 10 1Ax Tt!svaA
MlehtoAa C4ff, lnl, Aa5c1 U.-0ur eoloscd
, 1877-03-31

MEMrnls, Tcnn., March W.-About $3.50 to.
night, ~ II. N. Beach, gentleman nf Whites
Sewing Machine Company, was leaving his
Office on North Court street, he was assaulted
BY two men With clubs, who beat him severely.
Ills cries attracting pcrhons passlng, ono Of tho
men slot beaci. through tic left breast with
Dcrlnger, and they then fed. l3casl, is thought
be MORALLY wounded. Ho says one Of llls as
sailants ls na'ned Cole, and tint Ills wltc ramc
to the Office today. anil llr refusc to credit her
for some artclcs and that Coils lutcr tn the day
caEnu to the oitce and assaulted him fnr insult
Ing bis wife. as lo termed it, and tonight as ho
lett tho otllre he was assaulted by Culu and bis
companion, ~ stated aboyc.
, 1877-03-31
FRANCE.
rttstIfQ NOHBtlfF.

PANS, March D.-Thc report on Public Wor-
ship estimates las been read before the Finance
Committee. It sets forth tho necessity Of en-.
forcing tho obedience Of tho clergy to ciyll law,
and declares It hieh tlmc to bring tho clergy
back to tho strict observance Of tho Concortlat.
DENIED.
foHpos, March 80.-A dispatch from Paris
saws tho ptofessctl summary OF letter from
President MacAfahon which rcccntly appeared
!n the Naay hsas promising support to the Pope
Il italy should attempt any further encroach-
clarcu to bo entirely false.
, 1877-03-31

-
DETRotr, AtIcl'., siarcl. 30.-A dispatch from
Saline gives an account of homicide In that
town this morning, In which George Cook shot
Bill DattY with rifle, tito ball entering tho
bowels aud lodging in tllc hip bone. Datty is
ono ot tho lowcst class, and has been paying
some attention IL Cooks sister, d young gifl of
III. Hr lind threatened tu shoot Batty Ii he
didn't Leave OIL but ho was with her agnln last
utEht. 30 he put Ills threat In execution.
, 1877-03-31

AnDRAssr AND TIE rAPAL NuNC1o,
ROME, March so.-The papal Nuncio ut Vleu-
m ias sent to tho Vatican report of tho cor-
ycrsation With Count Antlrassy upon handing
MIN papers containing tho recent allocu.ion.
Count Andrassy' Informed tho Nuncio TINT the
Austrian Government, willis deeply Interested
IN tho Holy Sec, desired to ayotl anv Internal
ceu,barrassn'cnts. and, therefore, conndcd In tho
Nuncio's prudence.
, 1877-03-31
NI'DONALD AND JOYCE.

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HT. Louis, Mo-. March M..-Gon. john Nc.
DouAld, Of Whisky.1l!ne notortcty, passed
through this city to-day en- ronse for the State
Capital, wl,cEo hu arrived Tonight. Mcdonald
Is direct from Washington, wllcro ho has been
lahoriug ass!iuously fnr the pardon Of Ills Uosorn
friend Joyce, the only onc Ut the consplrntors
wl,o was not released by Gen. Grant. McDonaltl
spcalss as though he lad met with success, and
states that the chances aro favorable for toycu
to regain hls frecdoul.