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SHERMAN,S BLIGHT.
Business Firms and Financial Institutions
Go Down Under the Pressure

BUSINESS Firms and Financial Institutions
Go Down Under the Pressure
BosToN, April Manning 4 Sears. cotton
dealers, reported failed. Liabilities $500, 900.
The concern will pay so cents on the dollar
and resume.
CONCORD, N. H., April 1.-The trustees of
the Warner savings bank ask authority to with
hold 20 per cent. of the deposits, owing to q
heavy run.
PEORIA, ILL.,, April Am application for q
receiver for the P. P. Il J. railway, has been
made before Judge Cochrane, of the circuit
court, and John Allen, president of the road,
appointed. He enters upon his duties to-day.
New York, April Joseph Foulds l. Sons,
shipping and commission merchants, Is Beaver
street, suspended day. Liabilities estimated
at S45O, 600. The concern is one of the Oldest
and best known in their line in the city, and
carried on an extensive and profitable business
mainly with the West Indies, where nearly all
| the creditors reside. The assets are large
chiefly book accounts, merchandise and mort
cages on sailing vessels. The suspension was
preciritated by the sudden demand made upon
the firm by some of their correspondents in the
West Indies.
New York, April 1.-The Bulletin saws:
booth Eager, we'll known sugar refners,
lOO Wall street, have failed with liabilities
variously estimated from $500, 900 to $3.50. 600.
Inc business manager said he could not tell
with any degree of accuracy what the liabilities
would amount to, but they were undoubtedly
heavy, over half million. The assets con.
sisted of sugar house property and other real
estate together with the stock and sufficient
would no doubt be realized to pay all creator.
! in full.
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or thereabouts, and the name Of the agent to
whom the money was paid Adopted.

or thereabouts and the name of the agent to
whom the money was paid, Adopted.
Mr.. Hartsen introduced joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the constitution
forbidding assumption on payment OF claims
for losses growing out of the destruction of
property within the limits of States engaged in
the rebellion. Referred.
Mr.. Durham reported back from the COM
mittee on appropriations the bill providing for
temporary clerks in the treasury department,
and for lettering trespassers on public lands,
recommending concurrence In the Senate
amendment which provides that no money APP
any charge for wood or timber cut on public
lands of territories for use of actual settlers
and not exported from the territories and nom
concurrence in all other Senate amendments
with the exception of the amendment appro-
priating $4,000 fer additional clerks in the
surgeon generals Office which was ~concurred
in; yeas 1874. nays Al.
Notwithstanding the negative recommends
ton of the committee, Mr.. Cummings moved
to suspend the rules and pass the bill providing
that all pensions on account of death or
wounds received, or disease contracted in the
service of the United States during the late
war, which have been granted or may hereafter
be granted, shall commence from the date of
death or discharge from the service of the
United States, for the payment of arrears of
statutes, which provides that no claim for pen
| sions not prosecuted to successful issue with
| in FIVE years from the date of fling the same,
| shall be admitted without record evidence from
| the war or navy department.. Defeated-yeal
145, nays 76 not two-thirds voting in the affirm
alive. The House then took recess until
$780, the evening session to be for debate only.
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Legal Tender Circulation.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The bill introduced in
the House to-day by Representative Bright pro-
vides that if any national bank shall aid and
abet any person or corporation, or if any of
fcer of such bank shall certify any check, hav-
ing reasonable cause to believe that the check
is to be used to aid and abet any person or cor
poration in any attempt to withdraw from cir
culation, or retain legal tender notes in any
bank or elsewhere, for the purpose of rails
ing the rate of interest on the
money, or to affect the price
of any article to be sold, or causing any change
in the money market by the use ofsuch means,
such national bank shall forfeit its chatter and
the officers SO offending shall be punished by
imprisonment in the penitentiary for five
years and fine of not less than $1,000, and it
shall be the duty of the controller of the cur
rency to prosecute any violation Of this act be-
fore any court of the United States having
competent Jurisdiction to try such offense.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
Fluctuations Caused by European Advicet
Closing With Slightly Lower Prices.


Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The excited condition of
the grain market which has prevailed in this
city since the reception of reports leading to
the belief that England and Russia wonld en-
gage IN warfare, settled down somewhat to-day,
and the market proved weak and unsettled.
The closing figures were a shade lower than on
Saturday. At the opening of the market May
wheat was quoted at $1.1O11, and under tenn
porary feeling occasioned by the certainty of
the delivery of the Queens message to parlia-
ment, calling out the military and naval forces,
went up to $1.12, when the market suffered a
depression account of the reception of in
tellisence that consuls were four az points
higher. This made values easier for time,
when another cablegram announcing
decline in consols rallied
the market somewhat, and the option sold up
to s1.1219; No. 2 spring closed 1c a bushel low
er for immediate and b@1c lower for future
delivery. Sales were at $1.l2@sl.124 for gilt
edge receipts, $1.101 seller April, and S1.l2A
seller May. Corn fell 1sg1c, and No. 2 closed
at 1910 cash or seller the month; 4311@43Mc
seller June, and 431s@44c seller July. Oats
were A@1c lower.
"a Associated press markets third page.
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THE BARGAIN COMPLETED.
The Farce of Trial Completed and Tom
Anderson, the Returning Board Forger
Discharged.

The Farce of Trial Completed and Tom
Anderson, the Returning Board Forger
Discharged.
New ORLEANS, April 1.-The supreme court
to-day made the following order in the Ander-
son case. 1t is ordered and decreed that re-
hearing is refused, and that our Judgment stand
undisturbed. Mr.. Castellanas, one of Ander-
sons counsel, Immediately went with certi-
fed copy of the decree before Judge Whitaker
who at once ordered the release Of Anderson
from the parish prison. About 1890 General
Anderson was released.
In his decision, announcing the refusal, the
chief justice pointed out clearly and distinctly
what the court did decide in its opinion, and
also reviewed and refuted the points raised by
the attorney general in his brief, fled as the
basis of his application for rehearing. The
court says that in its first decision it was not
decided whether the consolidated statement of
returns for the parish of Vernon was public
record or not, as it was not necessary to decide
that point. The court did decide, as that
record was offered in evidence as the record
forged by the prisoner, is not public record,
and does not possess the requirements of such
| records nor conform to the statute. It has not
the certificate of the clerk of the court. aneces-
sary requirement in order to make it such a
record as is charged the prisoner forged.
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Consulting Naturalist.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Senator Edmunds in-
troduced a bill to-day providing for the ap-
pointment of consulting naturalist to be at
tached to the department to investigate the
following subjects: The better preservation
of army and navy stores. The cause, preven-
ton and removal of infectious and parasite
diseases of men and animals, such as diphtheria,
the Texan cattle fever and hog cholera, and to
conduct such other investigations as may lead
to the destruction of the cotton worm. the
weevil the Colorado beetle, the grasshopper and
the curiculo. He is also to set on foot an In
vestigation looking to the efficient preservation
of butter. cheese, eggs and fruit. This new
officer is to be appointed by the President, sub
ject to confirmation by the Senate.
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House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April bills introduced and
referred
BY Mr.. Stephenson the financial relief of
the country and to facilitate the return to specie
payments without injuriously affecting the
commercial business of the people. 1t directs
the secretary of the treasury, when the amount
of coin aud bullion in the treasury shall exceed
300, OOO, 900, to redeem the present outstanding
United States legal tender notes when presented
in sums of 81 900 and upward, with coin of the
full standard value.
BY Mr.. Money-To regulate contracts for car
rying the mails. 1t provides that when any
contractor shall sublet his contract. the post
master general shall cancel such contract and
make new contract at rates not to exceed the
old one, and defines the sub-letting as the en-
ployment by any contractor of any person to
perform service at his own expense and covers
no part of the service being borne by such con-
tractor.
By Mr.. Rright-To prevent the reduction of
national currency by fraudulently withdrawing
legal tender notes from circulation.
| By Mr.. ller-Declaring the waters of the
Hot Springs Of Arkansas forever free to the
people.
/ By MIR. Williams of Michigan-Gra iuris-
diction to the court of claims of officers and
soldiers Of the late war.
By Mr.. Martin, by request-To establish and
i m8luGuIH SPECIFY COmuUulCHGlOn Win neigh
boring republics, colonies and islands,
By Mr.. Harrison--To provide for more eff
fcient civil service in the United States.
By Mr.. White, Pa.-Making an appropriation OF
i $500, 900 for making of slack water navigation
in the Kiskimit, Conemaugh and Allegheny
rivers, in Penney lvania. Also, a joint resolu.
ton proposing an amendmept to the constitu.
ton, requiring the presentation of all claims
agreeably to the provisions of law within si1
years, and providing that when rejected by
Congress or department., they shall not agar
Der presented until after the lapse of six years
BY Mr.. Cravens- Continuing until Feb. LIST
1879, the term of Office of the Hot Spring
| commission. .
Mr.. Singleton, from the appropriation com
mittee reported a bill providing for deicienc
in the appropriation for public printing an,
binding for the present fiscal year.
( Mr.. Willis, N. Y, offered resolution calm
2 on the secretary Of war for information as {
! the name, age and general capacity of th
steamship purchased Of Marshall Roberts q
s. \. y, with the anlount paid therefor in 1856:
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Haves Guessing Close.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-several gentlemen
who called on the President to-day having in
cidentally alluded to the position of Repub-
ican Senators toward him, he replied he sup
posed there was bitter feeling among them,
as from what he could hearj tkey had recently
given expression to their views concerning
him. Especially he thought, Senator Howe
felt better after the delivery of his speech.
The President does not seem in the least dis
turbed by the adverse criticisms, placing him
self on the ground that he is acting in accord
ance with his sense of right.
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cept seats in parliament if elected, taking the
pledging themselves not to offend against the
laws of the church.
The United States ship, Constitution, from
Philadelphia for Havre, with goods for the
Paris exhibition, arrived at Falmouth.
LONDON, April 1.-The report is confirmed
that Claiborne Hardy will take the India Office
and title of Lord Staplehurst and that Mr.. F.
A. Stanley will take the secrytaryship of war.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-The Agence Russe
says the journals, notably the new Times, fa-
vors q direct understanding with England.
VERSAILLES, April 1.-The Chamber of Depu
ties passed the press amnesty bill as amended
by the Senate.
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Currencu Reissue.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Secretary Sherman
was before the committee on banking and cur
rency to-day by invitation. In the course of
his statement he claimed that after resumption
of specie payments, he will have authority to
reissue $500, GOO, 600 of United States notes
under authority of the existing law of 1873,
contained in the revised statutes relative to the
reissue of United States notes received for
taxes.
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ADDoi,at,,.ents.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President has
nominated Joshua G. Hall, United States
attorney for New Hampshire; Milton J. Viii
hanson, United States marshal for the district
of Delaware; Dewitt Clinton Baker, Collector
of Internal Revenue for the third district of
Texas; Robert A. Sidebotham. secretary of
the territory of Idaho. Boyd Il. McEckron,
register of the land Office at Concordia, Kansas
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Homestead Settlers,

WASHINGTON, April SENATOR Mcmillan to-
day introduced bill providing that it shall be
lawful for homestead settlers whose crops were
destroyed or seriously injured by gfasshoppers
in the year 1876, and who left their lands in
said yea, to return thereto within three months
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Cardinal McCloskey has left Rome for
Florence.
The fancy goods weayers in the Chase mill,
Fall River, Mass. struck yesterday morning,
claiming the cut down should only apply to
print goods.
The coinage of the United States mint, Phil
adelphia, during March was S39, 220 gold pieces,
1,153, 100 silver, including 1O01 $50 new silver
dollars, and 600 base coin, representis~ 7alu-
alton of 81, 750, 1928.
The Pennsylvania supreme court has aGrmed
the decision of the Schuylkill county esurt in
passing the death sentence on Dennis Eoanelly,
a Mollie Mcguire. Donnelly's execution has
already been fixed for the 18th of tki. .eonth,
with Jack Kehoe, at Pottsville.
The operatives of the Methuen jute mills at
Lawrence, Mass, to the number of 200 struck
yesterday morning. A short time ago the
wages were reduced, since which time the oper-
atives state they have been obliged to do
strikers were quite administrative.
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Ohio Charter Elections .

city to-day passed off quietly. Returns at
A. NJ. indicate the election of Baker, Republic
can. over Wolf, Democrat, for member of the
board of public works, and Harmon Demo-
crat, over Tlden, for Judge of the supreme
court. G: ". Baker, Democrat, probaly elected
county solicitor
CoLUmBus, o., April 2.-The city elections
passed over very quietly. A larger vote than
usual was polled. Full returns are not yet in,
but every thing indicates the election of the
full Democratic ticket by the usual maiorities,
with slight Democratic gains in the council.
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English Cabinet Appointments.

-
LONDON, April 2.-The following appointments
are officially confirmed: The Marquis of Salisbury,
secretary Of state for the foreign department. Right
Hon. Claiborne Hardy, seer starry of state for India
Hon Fred x. A. Stanley, secretary of state for war;
Sir Henry 6elwn Jobbatson secretary to to the treas
ury, in place of Stanley.
A bill has been introduced in the National
House providing for the manufacture of whole
some vinegar. This would seem to indicate
that the average statesman is seriously contem-
plating changing his drinks.
Rumor has it that Dan Mace has green
trotter in training which he proposes to bring
out this season in the high classes. 1t is
also said he will enter him at all the meet
ings in the big circuit from the 800 down to
| the 2:4O classes, and that, like st. Julian, he
will sweep all before him. Allthat is known
| of this nonpareil is that he is brown horse.
without record, with long, open stride.
and as feet as deer. Look for him.
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Rarus having been handicapped in the
Eastern circuit, his owner, it is reported, will
send him West to pick up shekels in trottiag
at fairs, etc.
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Over Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, April Pat and John
Reilly, brothers, of Chippewa, Ont. started
this afternoon to return in row boat from
this side. When half over it was noticed that
they were in trouble, as if an oar was broken.
They were too far down to render any assis-
lance, and they went over horseshoe falls, just
outside of the Three Sisters islands
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ENGLAND'S PLANT.
SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE'S CIRCU-
LAR TO THE POWERS.

Every Material Stipulation of the Treaty oil
San Stefano Departure from the Treaty
of 1Sbe--The Governments Provided for
New Bulgaria, Thessaly and Epirus SO
Formed as to Give Russia Largely In
creased Power, Cripple the Porte. and
Raise Barrier Between the Trade of Eu-
rope and acknowledgements Notes
from Different European capitals, All
Breathing Fear of War.
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RETRIBUTION C0GWING.

The Supreme Court Asked to Review the
Title of His Fraudulency.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 1.-The joint resolution of
Montgomery Blair instructing the attorney general
of this State to exhibit bill in the supreme court of
the United States behalf of the State of Maryland
praying judicial review of the electoral count,
and which passed the House of Delegates March 28th
and was passed by the Senate to-day, IA Senators
voting yea. The Legislature will adjourn sine die
At mid
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American Horses for England.

CHICAGO, April lit is stated two English
gentlemen are in the city and have agents
throughout the West for the purpose of buying
10000 horses, ostensibly for street cars
in Scotland and England, but judging
from the character of the animals they select,
they are intended rather for active movements
than for draft purposes. They have bought
500 here, and will begin to ship within two
weeks
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Mixed Electlon at winona.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

[t5pecIaI IelegrdHl 20 tHe UIODe.
W1NoNA, April lat the city election here
to-day the Republicans elected three aldermen,
one justice, Mackay one school director. The
Democrats elected one aldermen, one Justice
and three school directors. The proposition
for $50, 600 ferry bonds received a large major
ity in the city. Vote very light.
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Preparing for the Funeral.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS, April AFTER the temperance
meeting last night, when it became known also
how enthusiastic Glenn's friends were, num-
Der of Republicans, who have been protesting
to be quite confident of Rand's. cleo
ton, showed signs of weakening,
and secret meeting was held to discuss the
situation. 1t was generally conceded shat the
outlook for Rand was dismal one. and it was
proposed to decide by lot whether Lawrence
should be withdrawn in Rand's favor, or vice
versa. Some of the leading prohibitionists-
were consulted, but were not
disposed to compromise. The situation
finally became decidedly warm, and had not an
adjournment been effected, a clash was immi-
nent.
Another secret meeting is being held, the
party present being made up from those at
tending the first. They are more successful in
concealing their doings, although evidently
wrangling. What the upshot will be, no one
can conjecture.
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The reduction of the debt for March and
since July l, 1877, includes 1858, 800 Geneva
award bonds cancelled.
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Public Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following is the
nnhlic debt statement for March:

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following is the
public debt statement for March:
Six per cent. bonds. .$73s, $4,000
Five per cent bonds. ..... 703, 266,65O
-Four and half per cents. 200, 100000
Four per cent. bonds. ... 79,85O,0O0
Total coin bonds. ], 721, 1885, $50
Lawful money debit. 100000
Matured debt .. S,O6O,7eO
Legal tenders. ............ 347,911,O 54
Certificates deposit ....... 25,115,OOO
Fractional currency. 16,95O,ll5
Coin certificates. 81, 1888 400
Total without interest. Al, 959,57O
Total debt ... $2.1sl, Isl, 200
Total interest ............ 22,29O,773
Cash in treasury-Coin . 13s, So, 60s
Currency ............... ISL 1851
Currency held for redemp-
ton; fractional currency 100000
Special deposit held for
demptiom certificates de-
post. ............. 25,215,OOO
Total in treasury. ........ 174,324, $50
Debt less cash in treasury. ,oss72s,s 14
March. acknowledgements. 2,3l3,e14
Decrease since June 3d. 1877. ..... 2O,434, 7O8
Bonds issued to Pacific railroad, inter-
bal outstanding ............ 64,623 ,512
Interest accrued and not yet paid. 969,352
Interest paid by United States. 49,S96, 1884
Interest paid by transportation of
mails, &C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9,l59, l43
Balance interest paid by United States. 28,7s3, 1870
The following is comparison of the condi-
ton of the treasury April l, 1877, and April L.
1878:
Balances, currency. .....S s,1s4,s6a 75l,s5l
nm redomD.
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NUMBER 78.
CHEATING THE LAW.
4HdDAWE RESTELL, THE NOTORIOUS.
Cuts HER THROdT.

And Thus Removes Her Case from Earthly
Tribunals-Respect for the Feeling. of
Her Grandchildren. and Fears "a To TIL.
scope OF tho Prosecution Pending the
Cause OF tho Rash Act-A Carving Knife
the Weapon and Bath Tub Her Death
Bed-Other Criminal Matters.
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Special fund for redemp-
ton fractional currency.
Special deposit legal ten
ders for redemption GER
tificates of deposit. $50.
Coin. ............... 49,.
Coin certificates. :.
Coin less coin certificates.
Outstanding called bonds.
Other outstanding coin LA
bilities. ................
Outstanding legal tenders.
Outstanding fractional cur
rency. ......
Outstanding silver coin. =.
Total debt less cash in
treasury.
Reduction Of debt for
March. commonwealth.
Reduction of debt since
July /. -. ....... ....
Market value of gold. -.
Imports II months ending
Feb. %.
Exports IL months ending
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-28
3 Beautiful Hair.

From J. A. TYNEs. A WELL KNOWN
CITIZEN OF WILSON, n, C.-My wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with a
kind of dry letter, which kept the scalp
covered with dandruff, and caused her
hair TO fall out and get very thin and
turned grey, but after using London
Hair Color Restorer," the letter was
cured and the grey hair restored to its
natural color, the hair stopped falling
out and IS growing beautifully. By
telling of the effect it had on the head
of my wife | have induced a number
to try it, and | want you to send me a
dozen bottles by express. | enclose
postofice order for So to pay for it.
London Hair Color Restorer is sold at
IS cents bottle by all leading drug
gisis. DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia,
sole proprietors. Sold by John Beng
ston, Druggist, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-28
PALM SOAP.
PURE PALM SOAP
A PHILADELPHIA SPECIALITY,

-.7- N : AIAiAADA THIh Of EOAhLI1s
Established forty years. and for sale by more than
one thousand storekeepers This Soap has no
equal In quality cheapness, for Bath and Toilet
use, being made of L1BERIAN OIL from the
PALM TREE. Packed in boxes containing two,
three, i've or eight dozen. Al liberal discount to
w Wholesale Dealers. Manufactured by GRAVES d
SON, 1905 Christian street, Philadelphia. 1t is
used by the Oldest resident families. physicians,
and many public institutions-.he American Hotel
Baths, Public Ledger Post Office, Water De-
partmeEt, and the Turkish Baths.