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The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17
Providence Print Cloths Market


PROVIDENCE, r. l., FEBRUARY 16-Printing cloths
market dull with little frmness in prices; transac-
tiOns LIGHT
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17

bUBIOn SE1ck Markell
lSales at the Brokers' Board, Feb 1871
$1,000 Eastern Railroad 81 bonds ......... 52s
$500 Eastern Railroad scrip. 52a
Eastern Railroad rs. ......................-@ 525
Second Call.
u Boston & Maine Railroad. ................... 96a
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conyeyance--1000 bush corpmeal to G
firm q 10
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17
METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAll
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb. II, Il A. MD
For New England.
Southerly winds, veerfng TO colder nortbwo,tb
WILD rising barometer aud clearing weather.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Middle
Atlantic Coast ioi 'Atuule
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17
DIED.

In this city, Feb. 10th, Joseph Thompson, aged II
years.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at II O'Clock,
from No, 96 Federal street.
In this city, Feb. 16, Mrs Marcia A.. wife OF Lo-
reno Taylor. aged d years months
Funeral services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clk,
at No. 345 Congress street, Burial at convenience of
the family.]
In this city, Feb. 16, Miss Abby Ross daughter of
the late Benjamin Ross
In this city, Feb 16, Walter H.. son of George e.
and Frances A. Andrews, aged Is months "a days.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 1 O'Clock,
at No. IS Federal street.
In Brunswick, Feb. 10, Susie A. Whitney, aged IA
years months.
In Biddeford Feb. 8, Mrs. Abbie R. Goodwin, aged
co years 10 month";.
In Chesterville Jan. 10, MT. Josiah Moulton, aged
IS years.
In Sweden, Feb. s, Mrs. Diana, wife of VIM. P.
Stevens, aged 80 years.
In Temple, Feb 6, Mr.. Samuel Jenkins, aged about
go years.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, Feb. 16.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, St John, NIB via
Eastport
Sch Sea Bird, Stanley, Phadelphia-coal to Maine
Sch Willard, Wallace, Philadelphia-coal to
Jos Poor & Bro.
Sch Mary Harris. Crowley. New York
Sch Bowdoin Randall, Boston.
Sch Annie W, (Br) Wallace, Yarmouth. Ms.
Sch Robt Woodruff, Bradford, Wiscasset for Glou-
cester.
Sch George K Hatch, Murphy, st John, NB-John
Sch Mahaska, Williams. New York 1 Libby
& Co.
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Havana I'd inst, sch Nellie Dnsmore from
Matanzas; sd, Emerson Rokes, Marston, Baltimore
Sid I'd, barque K Bearse. Galveston; sch Speed
well, Dow, Cardenas 9Th, brig Jeremiah, Ford, for
sagua; sch VIM Deming. Mitchell, Matanzas; sth,
Ada Barker, Dobbin Sagua.
Ar at Cenfuegos It'll inst, barque F HERMAN,
Whittier. st Jago.
AR at Guantanamo Jan 81, sch Hume, Diggins,
st Jago.
Ar at Caibarien 9Th inst. sch Nellie Shaw, Gates,
Sid 5th, brig Mary Pencil, Eaton. New York;
sch John Bird Smith, do
Sid I'm st Jago 9th, barque Emma F HERMAN,
Sid FIN Cardenas Sd inst briggs Eliza Morton, Le-
land, North of Hatteras; Proteus, do.
Ar at Sagua sd, brig Tally Ho. Dow, Mayaguez;
sch Oliver Dyer, Falker, Portland; Sth, brig ,ere,
mieD, Ford, Havana; Addie Hale, Sheppard, do
Salista, Partridge, st Thomas.
Sid I'm Antwerp 18th inst barque Harding, Watts
New York.
Ar at Gottenburg 9Th inst, barque c Dickerman
Turner, Portland, dan 81.
Ar at Smyrna prev to 18th inst, barque Sadie, Gre
CORY. Boston.
Ar at Matanzas 4th inst, sch Richardson
Watts, Havana 7th brig d S Soule, Soule South
ampton; sch VIM Deming. Havana; Sd inst, baruue
Ocean Pearl, Henley, Havana; brig Clytie, Dow
Gibraltar; 9TH sch F A Bailey, Hutchinson, Port
land; 9TH, sch Speedwell, Dow, Havana; Clifford.
Bragdon, Barbados; Carl ID Lothrop. McAllep Port
land; sth, brig Geo W Chase, Apalachicola.
SID 4th schs Albert II Waite, Drisko, New York !;
9th, brig Pettengi, Hall. for North Of Hatteras
Anita Owen. Pettengll, do; 9Th, sch Aldanah Rokes
Rhodes, New York.
FAST SAILING-Sch Kate NJ hilton, (of Bath) Ad-
ans, which arrived at Queenstown Sth inst from
Portland, made the run in 10 days.
Barquentine John G Smith, of Belfast made the
run between Mobile and Hayre in 81 DAVIS
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17

For sale everywhere. Price only IS cents. SMITH
DOOLlTILE q SMITH, rs fremont Street, Boston
Agents, for U. S. t1IWSoe Msn6m
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17

THE LITTLE GIANT PILL,
That cures Biiiousness, Sick. Headache,
and Dyspepsia is for sale at all the drug
gists at Portland 1t is entirely vegetable COM
| pound, Trade mark on square bores.
ais d6w.Sw4wsn
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-17

FAST SAILING-Sch Kate NJ hilton, (of BATH Ad-
ans, which arrived at Queenstown 8th inst from
Portland, made the run in 10 days.
Barquentine John G Smith, of Belfast, made the
run between Mobile and Havre in q days.
, 1877-02-12
MRS. WOODHULL.


Her 1<cturc IN the Temple Of God.
The particular lecturer who's gcncrutiyknow
to tue public IN posters and advertisements III
Woodruff, or The Woodruff, spoke Inst evening
in Ilayerly's Theatre to an audience which t''lri
tho seats about twu-tlrls full She WIS attirrt!
in brown eilk trimmed with vclsct, ur brown
velvet trimmed with silk, Will. suspicion If
luce 1t thu throat and wrists. Coming up'n tho
stage unnan,louncetl. the lecturer read from
]. Corinthians. ill;, 10 aud u, und vt, ~ t!'osa
passages which call man tho Temple oF 1'Al. and
tlcn proceeded to aak whether II wcrs truo
tllat tht body really wAs tbu temple
OF Cod For tnauy yeass the churrh had rcatr..
lts stccplu IN every village a,aa lalnlet, anl
1elnpic Of uud to ho damned. Tho time would
rome wlcn the people would recognize tt,at the
true temple in which to w,rshtp was the body.
Whit was ueelcl was not the elturt to remove
1t was time to recognize that there wers 2:ao OU
women tn the tuuntry devoted to prostitution.
mi! ttrat They we're supplemented by !, ,.5NlUOJ
male p.ost!t1t,sss;, q ,i tsat she results were m gu
qutst1on that must be discussed. II WIS com.
!s,a, At fairs and SLOWS for mrn aud pure wou,.
en- to freely discuss thu breeding ol l>us!sum
bulls mud southdown sl'eeep, Tut not . wor!
'ras" Tasse "" %a., not 10 oue woman, paf'n1; i,
carl, 10000 nor man in 2o0,o0o tit u become
| turent, taustn2 tn deny that she was opposed
to the ssnctity Of marriage, the LECTURER dis.
thu Inarrtage should come to It. Fllu tl,u1l
should b. - pure tho GIRL: she did not believe ltl
two.cta 1t morals unu foE the woman aud atothef
for thu Inan The lesturcr dcnicL as ucsuct mis-
tako the assertion TINT she fayntcl u advocated
tlromlseuty; she believed that II tho body
9cre temperate lust would die, and men and
women would b. alike pure. The source vi
crime WIS explained nv saying. that II only those
fft1rUtt KtkhsHf fGeFst
bo no crnnult. Considering il,o subject OF wi.
garIty, tho lecturer sail that It WIS oftenrr II,
| the person than IN tho thing that caused tte
blush. The child who cau,e TO IT. mother u
ruth, Ths % caii.l Of % nvthsr " wbu could i i1 teli
| that truth would never grow up to insult the
chilli OF any other mother; but II lie Inuihcr
refused 10 tell the cli!d what 1t asked, It would
, 1877-02-12
WASHINGTON.
Tho Complaints at Canada Regarding ehc
Ftkf1rrlee-Fsctl Douglass.
5psejai DlspotcA to 7Rt Tribune.

Tho Complaints or Canada Regarding The
Ftsf,~rles-Fretl Douglass.
5pseial D.potcA to 7hs 7,1eua&
WASHINGTON, D, c., Feb. 1.-THE Canadian
Government eccms agniu 10 DO complaining that
tlte United States has not appointed the Com
missioner provided for In tho treaty sof
Washington, to asscss the damages due by this
country to that Of tho Dominion for tho use Of
tts iu-shore laherics. Similar complaints were
made little u,oro thkn a year ag0, but when
the facts, AZ shown by official figures. were pub
!sltetl, nothing further was heard Of tho prepos-
tsrous claau set forth by the Cauadtan prcss,
that the United States ought to pay
s10,0O,oO u year for the 6shesy
privileges It's citizens enjoy. Tha
agitation at tat time had for IT, object the "
element OF the United Btatcs Senate Ia ratlfy
tue Reciprocity net. Canadian Statesmen hay
lug intiiun&el that II thl4 was done tug claim
ft,r ttahing damages would bu dropped, It looks
truth ts that canada has no Just claim /, asgat1st
the United 9tates under tho treaty Of Washing
tu,. TITS privileges accorded our citizens W
TINT treaty hare not materially Increased gu
production VI American dsher!es, ~ dimli',
treaty weut Into operation, tho prttlurt o1
Amcjlrsu fisheries, exclusive Of the whale ltxh'
crY, sold fur .+63 40, and for ths year ending
June ", 1875, its value was only sltl473, ~ III
no year sInrs the treaty WV ''e!otsated (4nles.
1t laa been tho last) have tho Amerleuu tishes!e1
been ~ valuable ~ during 1871.
10 sAs Btstfrs 4tsaftd!ed Irsts
WABu1NoroN, D. G.. Feb. ll.-fres! DoilEIaet
ha. Resigned ~ .aemees q :he Police no.s
hls resignation lu order thst he might comply
with law which require. tho appointment el
one mctnbcr Of the Board frun Georgetown.
, 1877-02-12

Tho Washington correspondent Of tho Gin
ciuuat Commercial re'aics tho views Of q
prominent Democratic leader from tho West,
WHO ilas been there and In New York for tho
past fortnight lie rcgards tho Republican side
Ut the case as too strongly tntrenchcd behind
the constitutional rtghts Of tho States 10 bc
oycrthrown, aud he looks for tho SUCCESS of
IlArEs:
i1e IL conyineel that tho Inauguration OF HATES
vii! bring about new political combinations, which
VII result n tho ds[ntsgrst!oa md tonovsson q
intstessof tlie eonatry. A. they q. A. present,
1T II tins to take a nuw tack. During recent
visit TO New York hc called upon TtLnE*, and was
tsadty disappointed In him. 1nstcad Of finding him
- h'x.ma1ed. patriotic statesman, Ee found l;.' n
.ctan bent ,nore upon furtherinx Ills personal am.
bitten than tbs real good OF tho country. and really
atb!traneut q was rather thin Let dseison he
iuent+ TiInKN'a standardization would be tnoFc
.offe9sivelJ personal than 9nAST'n has been, and
would only mors arm,y soll1'ty tht two parties In
their present attitude.
, 1877-02-12

Philadelphia has commenced exporting mant-
factures, as we'll as Boston. She isgcttfnE tired
restrieting herself to tho "protcctc1 home mar
F.. .ket," and Is beginning to seek foreign markets
+: for her surplus goods und wares, regardless OF
protected" prices. Tic Philadelphia LsstatT
.of Wednesday says:
There cleared ycssprday from thla city for Leg
. horn, In Italy, the barkentnc hddle +. Sleeper,
q vc1sel Of abOnt i. 600 tons capacity. With fui!
cargo Of cur manufactures. co'i.iGntncnts = of
sSisf u,tlls i Of shc span,r;, lne,ding leading
:1naecrs in and near the cits: ssmplcs oi rc1as,
Ioutslana, and Carnlnn cotton arc taken. also
,eamp!es Of American railtoad ir9n spikes. stoses.
rna!tf ahoyels, locks, taeks, hollow ware, mud an
assortment OF hardware. These rauaples make up
= considerable portion OF tho cargo, and they are
INTENDED 10 Introduce theac staple American Gonds
TO tho Italian markets. 4hcso iamplcs VII b. d!s.
OF Commerce and other public commcretn1 hoaiee
iii that city. and also In Turin, Ucaoa Florence.
Kame, Naples, Palermo, aud Meselna., The direct
cotton. print expectation to flalJ ts intended to
SoEcsta a ctrclitous expectation nov going on ln
those articles from tlls country to Manchestst ana
manufacturer. One houso In this city Is reported
AZ sending weekly to Liverpool nfty cadcs OF mus
ltns, the demand being regular.
, 1877-02-12

The cipher ti!spatct, from Gnovgn to TiIpES
was signed "HoBBEK." The name is we'll
suttctl to tho aclton, for he proceeded TO goble-
un one Of Tic Electors belonging to HArzs, and
glvo tho yato to TfLpEH. 1t was for committing
lnfceuy that TitpEs sent on tho si1, ,o0o 10
GonBLs, a'las GRoyER. Tho cipher dispatch,
dccfphercd, read: .
ronrtAxn, Ore, Dec. 2, ,18sG.-7o t9HffHtf.
Cr1mfrcp .17Hare, Ns'o Fort: ] sha1t decide ercfy
fotut Ia te catA III Post .Occ Eiector in favor II
Tho Highest Democratic Elcctor and grant shc ccfttt
1cate accordingly. 1tasr muEnins Of .lxth. III
consequence confidential. tnBnLH,
, 1877-02-12

We arc Informed BY q citizen who has suffered
by hts confidence operations that man by the
name Of TuoRr, whose swindling pateut-r!9ht
and stock-conpauy operations in New England,
New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Indiana,
Missouri, Minnesota. Illinois, md Ohio, aud dif
1esent parts OF Canada, were 10 fully exposed In
THs TRIBUNE Of Dec. 23, 1875, Il now. With his
gang Of eonfelerates, operating on tho Pacific
coast, iu California, Oregon, and British Colum-
bia. At Victoria, British Columbia, hc was cn.
gaged Ia his old dodge Of giving to tho l'oor III
order II establish himself IN the confidence Of
the people, preparatory to biz confidence opera.
tion. The Pacide Coast press will do welt to
put thetr reaters ou thcis guard not To bo taken
IL by tlem.
, 1877-02-12
El9AlN.

rAclrIcATioH or Tua BASQUE PROVINCES.
MApm1p. Feb. 11.-lt is reported on good al.
thority that tue Basque deputations have
proposed, and the Government accepted, CON-
ssnto Tor 4 settlement which will Yemoyo
the present difficulties with tho Basque
Provinces by compromise Instead Of tus1,lsl.-
lug soldiers BY eonscflptiou, each proy!neu Is 10
mstntain battalion of yolunteeFs, which will 10
placed under the orders Vt the Government IN
ca3o of war, and m economical an1 almintstsa-
tife autonomy Is reserved to tho Dasqus rsoy-
!neea. The Basque juntas are willing to ac-
eept thts e.'sssnso, aud the Goyesnurut Will sub.
nit It to the Eortes.
, 1877-02-12

It Is eatd that the decision Of tho Arbitration
tribunal not to 70 behind the face Of tue re.
turns also covers CnoHIN's nose. It is well
that danger is escaped, for It is fiery enou9l to
intlamc any combusttlo with which It may be
brought IN contact.
, 1877-02-12

II has been proposed to adopt constitu-
tsonal amendment making ex-Psesldents ltfs
nemtets Of the United States Senate, to repre-
sent the Union It large; but no one has eu9-
gestaa auy position, pension, or employment
, 1877-02-12

!, for defeated Presidential candidates. until the
20. paper, Of Ct. Louis, 'nsplrod by ray Of
genius, was struck by this i'appy thonght;
A. tho work et tho Arbitration commts.ion
promise. to tesvc Tp.S nnpIo.tdeI .a 1of w9 fsss
towr insnSanrn cou,pany. We do not rretenl 10
nnicssianj thc csernai dtncsa Of th!t'14 whc'.
nIwnys nppotnts brpken.dosvr noiit'cla', ~ itc.
wc he1teyc that the snls u tnvasahic, ami TiLhES
unyh& 10 get tho bcn"tt uf It.
, 1877-02-12

Tho ct. Louis Republican (Dcmocratic} states
that III several counties OF Missouri thcre has
been MI aetun1 decrease In populat!on during
the past Six years. The causes are to bo found
In the immunity with which outlawry douslslIes
II tlat State, bad government, public dlshoa-
.sty, and other features Of bourbon rule. To
oclp on the dcpopu'ation OF the State, 1t ts now
proposed BY tho Democratic Legislature to abol.
lsh Tue Slate boards Of Education and 1mmt8ra-
tton. Missouri ls Democratic Stnte, aud SIX
years Of Democratic reform ruls hare brought
ntout this hu,nttlatlug condition of Affairs In
that State, for whlcl, tho people hayo no one
but themselves to thank. At tho satno time 1t
IL very fair Illustration OF tho hu1nbug Ut 90
called Democratic reforR,.
, 1877-02-12

FonT LARAMIE, Fet. li.-Ycsfcrtlay Gwin's
trniu found the body Of an unknown man In
Cottonwood Canon, nfno miles from here, aged
u years, dark mustaehe, five feet six, with a
handkerchief III q pocket marked "E. D." The
head was mashed In. The body rms found In
tho SHOW and ice., The indications arc that lie
was Killed month ago.
, 1877-02-12

Those who arc III position to know saT TINT
II was T1IpzS's Original purpose to appoint mr..
". F. CoolnAuotr, u Chicago, Secretary oi the
Treasury; and TINT lie afterwards changed Ills
mind, nnd settled down oil the Hon. Il. u.
PAINE. OF Ohio,
, 1877-02-12

Ps17snrno, Feb. 11.-Durtng quarrel, yes
tcrtlay afternoon, between Charles and George
sciicrt, brothers. near thls city, George drew q
revolver and SHOT Charles in the breast, inlIlrt-
Ing wound which resulted In death in short
time. Tic murderer then surrendered himself
to the authorities. IIc claims to have dons It lu
6e1f1iC1epse.
, 1877-02-12

New 1oHg, Feb. 11.-lhe ex.radttlon Of
William j. sharkcy, tho murderer who escaped
from tho city prison In 1873, while under SELL
tence Of death, ia tu be asatn demanded from
Spain under tfo treaty Just made Will. that
country. Sslarkry has hoc1l under surveillance
ever Bi;1ec lie LETT lIayana. Wto, Inst heard
from he waa acting rs Interpreter for the Amer
traus iu Madrid,
, 1877-02-12

The Cincinnati EH77ssFtr IA extremely oat.st
rnon the Electoral Commission, and Is hcapins
nefeo naieo'ss'>.as W. go" ~ 49,, <o+.1 for
Democratic mcmpers OF Gong1es1 .s, M su's'. na M
sno s,.AA'. ,,....,. ~ Il, tht.. thot n fought
Eaq"trtr ia eons'sens ~ ''!a Inv ~" ,.,as.Ie,,
tho creation OF tue tribunal from IT'S lneept'ol'
~ cnnto,fc1 from tho first that the Democrats
~ .unte .,1 .,,u, !, IN +l,o prc.f,1sncr:
hao - osao opsna.'a,sns ~, ~ ~ tn..t that *
rt,,t,rnt h,,1laoyers NJ Florida and Loutsfana
, 1877-02-12
CASUALTIES.
ENpLOHlON.
EaecfdI n{xhQfeA 10 IL 1ffhNN4t

Kp<cfdl N&p0teA 70 Tic J7buNk
QulscY, ILL.,, Feb. 1l.-Thc steamer f.'zztc
Baylcss, built ut this place last year by C..
Cruel j. Co., exploded her boilers lost evening
nrar Alton, and the wreck wus entirely dc.
stroyel by fire. Mr. Cruel, one Of the pro
1,r!ctors, ilad two sons ou board, one Of whom
was burned to death md the other seriously In
jured by tho explosion. Tho stcame. had bccl!
employed last season on tho lied lttver and
other parts OF the South In transporting Colu's
circus. shs waa on the way hon,c wheu tho
explosion occurred.
, 1877-02-12

POLYNESIA.
rnR t.ArRsr rACtFtE STEAMER.
saw FnaNctsrt. Feb tho stcafn-
er City 1t Sydney. frun synl'sy, via Honolulu.
AIMING tlr passengers were ID Murssa md
Elisha II. Alien, late Chancellor of Hawaii, w.
II IA understood, has aereptc41 the appointment
If f1nwaf[an Minister Resident to Washington
The news from Australia Is unimpostant. i
smallpox scarc il prevailing nt Sydney. Anum-
irr Of vessels arrived from China with tho dis
cu.o on NIard. tDlle steamct Australia also
The VIctoria guild statistics for Tho. year show
(nlljny OH of about 10J.00) ollncas.
business In New Zcaiantl Il rcytsing. Rir DON
aid Mclean, Minister Of Dcfcntc, died Jan. s.
, 1877-02-12
FATAL EXPLOSION,


CtSc1NsAr1, Feb 11.-Thc ConsmTeta's spe-
cta says tho boiler In Harrison Jones' sawmlll.
nt,s ,nt1cs from Noblcsyfle. Ind, exploded
Saturday morning, kElling Pleasant Gillian aud
James Page. anl injuting Marion Stewart aud
died. Three other lnen were slightly injured.
, 1877-02-12
Russia Orders Her Railways to Get
Ready to Transport Troops
Bismarck Believes that Russia
Win Soon Declare the War.
English Miners Threatened with
the Importation OF Chi
nese Iiortlcs.
Fifty Killed and One Hundred Hurt in
an Explosion in India.


xvw youv. rob. ia fktrdM cahlc from
ne+,tn ear. .tp,lncc Ur6n,arc.k gave grand
portiarcntarv dinner Thurslay. After the cloth
nm. rcmoyeti. he c],attci1 freely un tho Eastern
nuc.t,on. In nltudtnr 10 tho Kus.o-Turtfsh
o,orrel. The Prince expressed as his opinion that
war wns strongly probable, and that Russfa
would comueuec thc struggle by direct attack
uuon Tutkey.
pEx,Ats. -
nThc Government prest denies ttat Russia
has requested Tic cooperation Of GcrmanY In my
intervention IN Turkish aiIoire. Prince Bis
marck Is mucl, lrr'tatci against rcstain Deputies
who lsrrccIy disclosed l,ts eontlileutfal after
,lIuucr remarks. .iic consradicts having said, as
alleged, that Russia va. demanding subsidies
from tic Powers In aid Of war)tkc operations
against Turkey"
AMERICAN OFFICERS.
1,xno. Eoh ti,.-TIc fran, r1nke Con-
,.an,,,, To-. or,n,rit rim ann'1ro,,on. of Amrr,-
D.,' ,1,tonrs crtc,incr .crytcc in tbr Russian
vav, Gon ronatfctT ,+ lookcd upop az thc
,,-ot,,1o .ucrc..cr n Prince t;nrt&cl,akoff "a
Ch.ncc,,nr NJ tho R,satan Emn;rp,
rtnt. ,,ts&r,1.
roxnox f1b 1f.-Earl Ruk,rtf ha, given
,at,.o +, ,i,o IIo,.c at Ior,,s Tint hc wifi moyc
that England shall cease nll diplomatic Inter.
o,,,-.o mil, ru,tnv, nm tbo rrn,,nJ TINT that
r,.to, ia tt,,1 larl,arou onl unworthy of rank
o,non, tl,c cn1t0htcncd pcop1o of Europe,
1rnoT1ArIors WITH rur PROVINCES.
1ovnox Fct,. 1f.-Tbc corrcspoudent OF The
, 1877-02-12
CRIME.


Hptrfui Disputch to ne Tribune.
Ft.ooMiSoToS, H., Feb. ii.-Am attempt vas
made, lew nights ago, to murder Milton
frcen, Of Votosi, lit this county, willie he wns
on his way from Ills lmmc 10 lis
drug, store. n man stole ,lp bclinti him and
struvk hIm with pstehfork-haudlc, breaking
lis arm. Tic a.saI'nnt then s.rt1rl; lin
anotltcr mnrtlcrous btow, wien Me. urrcn was
rrfcs,ei by frlcnts ard tic ns.ailant ttcti.
No reatun cnn bc assigned Tor tho nttacI, NOR
call the identity OF the assaIlunt Iu learned.
, 1877-02-12
ltECAI"rttJsI.l},

8peeiai DiipatcA to The Tribune.
TOLEDO, O., Fob it.-Dewitt c. Fhompson
aud A. e. Dyer, tho two ulcn who broke jail as
Logansport, wcfc caught here to-day.
, 1877-02-12

gregatfon OF Cardinals, to whose consideration
he submitted The matter, howeteE, hare replied
that, as the Causes which interrupted the Coun-
eli still continue, Its resumption would he fnUp-
pJrtuDr.
, 1877-02-12
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CAT ARRH

MEETS THE WANTS OF TuouBANDa
t'c t'cn.!emen-.H:r llase .olj sASrt1!ns RADICAL
GuE ir nes,1 Hnv year s,d g. ~ saats tatxs
al .stl.fartio. Ws hasc isssn the nt. soipsIat
We are not the habit os rcsonnend.nR rsteet ,n-,.'
ssn sn, anS r. @ Sst; ,S sm r.
sfi !. TT ;i*!5 .srsnE si' 3 Ese::
!sc1ys ,ss;s eos:.sniiy. ri . s;ss;n. IT e: G:
e. as iy ~ III pth%lxA 4 t W o "'
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with Catarrh aa severely. and Immediately
Anuthcr jultr. which d1tl ar ali right. giving
rf trun the Ont dus.. 60 Ieat that sflfs rrale
d. viii do ull tn& Ii calnlel It, Rd tuTe.
Wishing fah AlteeA4 IL 1nttptutt1un. Anl, vtsi
truly yDufR A. ". SMITH,
Ueusrr. i,el. I, 1878. II sulth4 DOLL
TRIED EVERYTHING.
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GATAilt!i. aud u has given rettr:t s.tt.fsetlun,
ase 1lra afH0*t eteTy hing. anu II II tho uy thIu9
t>iaf i.ns Kfx relief. therrtute sakr pleasure II
Srepu.IlenllnK IL " lit aticteI with Esfsrrh
ktn aud odsr lhs ny SesituuY tu u. hsnentA
rrrt truly. ". b. DECKER
neatet, Oct. I, 1875.
Each rsekass coutstns 6anfonls Imrroved tnhalln1
TU~, with full lletruHR fur 4st IN III tEiG
et.ni pee packA:s fur saIe by vi Wholesale *nd Ito
tail urukg!sts Throughout tue !htr.! states.
.1clrsal AFentt aat Wholesale uruegtuts, Bossun
, 1877-02-12

aikAruls, Tent, Feb. ia little daughter
Of William Nuelscs, clerk Of the steamer Gar
land, willis burning leaves in yard in South
Memphis today. set hcE clothing on FIRE and
burned to death.
, 1877-02-12

the MESHAHiAN MINISTRY.
LONDON, Fell. ji.--Thc j'eahtf LIoMi an
uoslt,ccs thai Won s7ekhely las failed to furni 4
,.ew Hungarian Ministry.
, 1877-02-12
EGYPT.

TER AsraslHlAH WAR.
LONDON, Feb. 1l.-A special to tho STANDARD
frog, Alexandria announces that the Egyptian
troops haTe again bcsu defeated near Aassowah.
, 1877-02-12
ROME.
TIE VATICAN.

LONDON, Feb. ll.--A dispatch to tbs Tina
from Rome says the Pope u full of the project
for continuing tho Vatican Council Thu eon-