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NEWSPAPER sentiment on the new Tariff
bill i. various. Thus the Providence I r.
~ journal, speaking for highly pro-
tected community, nevertheless makes the
bill text for saying that "it is the
bOunden duty Of Congress, in readjust'
ing the tariff, to do it 30 as on the whole
10 promote the interests Of the consumer,
that is TO say, the great body Of the peo.
pie. Too many articles are now taxed;
che rate upon Rome articles may sdvan.
tsgeously be reduced or omitted altogeth.
er; the purpose should be to get the ne.
eessary revenue from as few articles as
possible" The LouiPville Courier. Journal
free trade) calls the measure "the beat
presented siuce the war" The New Or.
leans Times, speaking for the Louisiana
sugar interests and Of the bearing Of the
new bill on them. says that "Ihe change
suggested appears to promise the greatest
possible diminution Of fraudulent impor.
n,ions and the greatest possible protec.
tiOn to our industry without IN entire
revolution Of the sys,em Of tariff, which
would pcrhap, be impracticable."
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Returning Board Trial.

NEW ORLEANS, February G.-In the
Anderson trial H. c. Casiellanos argued
Tor the defense. He held that the crime
charged had not been proven; that the
consolidated statement offered in evidence
Is not public record, being not certified
BY the Clerk Of the District Court, and
said that the alleged conversation at the
Four Seasons Restaurant had been de.
MED by all who were present and been
on the stand.
The argument was closed tonight by
Attorney General Ogden. Judge whita.
ker will write out ais charge, which will
not be given to the jury before tomorrow
evening.
Wells ia still in Jail, although his bond
has been reduced to $4,000.
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WE'RE ALL THE FAMILY POI.
SONED?

Sudden Death First OF n IIus.
band, Then N Father, and FL
nnily u MOther-'fhe Fatality
Mrs. Mnry Case.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, January 5.-James
McFarlane and his wife, Of Rush, n. Y,
being unable 10 agree, concluded to live
apart. The husband left all he possessed
with the wife, and moved 10 Michigan.
They had daughter named Mary. She
married William Case, who also moved
to Michigan. Shortly afterward Case died
under circumstances 80 mysterious that
Mrs. Case was arrested and placed in Jail
at Pontiac, Mich, 10 await trial on an
Indictment for murder. She was tried,
but was acquitted. She then went to live
with her father, shortly after which he
was taken sick, and died two days after
his daughter arrived. She was arrested
on suspicion OF poisoning him, was tried,
and WAS again acquitted. Last December
her mother, in Rush, New York, received
letter from her which stated that she
was coming on to take possession OF the
property her father had left there, and
that the mother must be prepared to re-
linquish all claim toit when she arrived.
Last week she appeared In Rush. The
next day her mother died. After the burial
an auction was made of the household
effects, and a quantity Of -four was pur.
chased by family named Justin. After
eating Of bread made from the flour, the
entire family was taken violently i'll, and
it was found that they were suffering from
arsenical poisoning. The efforts OF two
physicians who were called saved the
lives OF all. 1t was suspected that Mrs.
Case had poisoned the flour in order 10
kill her mother, and that by some over.
sight it had been placed among the arti.
Cles sold. When Mrs. Case was looked
for she was nowhere to be found and her
whereabouts are as yet unknown.
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Children nurned TO Death.

New fOfk Ilnef, Feb. DID,
At IL o'clock last night, fire occurred
on the second HoOr OF the four.story brick
tenement, No. 5l4 Sixth street, occupied
as dwelling by Thomas Cassidy and
family. The flames were frat discover-
ed near the bed in the front room, but
their origin is unknown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cassidy were both out at the time, and the
room was occupied by their four child.
ren, Joseph years old; Thomas, 4; John .,
and James IA months, who were all in bed
asleep. Cassidy keeps junk shop in the
basement Of the building, and he and his
wife were there with their servant, Mary
Kinstrey. The children had been put to
bed by Mrs. Cassidy at o'clock, and
after she saw that all were asleep, she
juined her husband and servant in the
basement. Mary Kinstrey, at II O'Clock,
went up stairs, and on opening the bod.
room dense volume oil sutlOcating smoke
rolled from the room. The girl, with
great presence Of mind, raised an alarm,
and rushing into the burning room drag.
ged from their beds the bodies OF James
and John. When the parents came up
stairs they were bewildered and unable to
do anything. Mr.. Edward McClain, a
neighbor, ran into the room and carried
Thomas and Joseph out. The fire alarm
was sounded by Officer Mayforth, Of the
Seventeenth Precinct, and the Fire De-
pertinent promptly responded and soon
extinguished the flames. The children
we're found 70 much prostrated that an
ambulance was sent tor. The doctors
pronounced John and James dead from
Asphyxia, and Thomas and Joseph fatally
injured from the came cause. There
was a ANAL fire in the room, but it was
4 safe distance from the beds. II is sup
posed that the children got up after they
we're left, and while playing with matches
or the stove, set the servants bed on fire,
and went to sleep without knowing what
they had done.
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CHINA.


LONDON, February 6.-Intelligence
reached St. Petersburg that Bey Culpi
Bey Emir Of KaShgar arrived at Task
end. lie admits his inability 10 oppose
the Chinese. The Russian frontier 10
crowded with Kashgarian refugees. who
say that the Chinese are perpetratiug
frightful atrocities in Kashgar. All the
towns formerly held by Yakoab Bey have
submitted to the Chinese, and the Khan.
ate. of Kashgaria has ceased 10 exist.
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Consolidating OF Large PUBLISH
ing Houses.

BosroN, Mass Feb. 5--The conSolid-
alton will be announced Tomorrow OF
the large publishing houses Of J. X. o.
good & Co, and Hurd 4 Hough!on, OF
the New York, and the Riverside Press,
Cambridge. Standard, Law, and medical
works will continue the feature Of publi-
cation, and the new house will continue
to publish the Atlantic Monthly, the Law
Reporter, Medical & Surgical Journal,
Official Postal Guide, and American Ar
chilect. The house is also publisher Of
the leading British and American au-
thors. The heliotyPe process will be its
exclusive property. .,
NEw YoRK, Feb. 5.--The publishing
houses OF J. r. oAgood 4 Co. and H. o.
Houghton & Co., the latter Of which now
owns the Atlantic, and recently bought
the Galaxy, have united, and will soon
be known as Hougbtop, Qigood & Co,
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THE window glass manufacturers OF
Pi.tburgh held u meeting at the office OF
Va. McCulley x Co., on Monday last,
md resolved to suspend work on satur-
J,v the 9Th inst, to give the blowers,
r,,berers, llatteners and all other hands
~ opportunity to participate in the tariff
demonstration to be held on that day.
tn. new tariff bill reduces the duty 45
D,r cent on single strength and 90 per
e.u, on double strength, which is equal
to reduction Of about 80 per cent on the
COZ, Of imported window glass.
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NEw York, February 0.-Ths steam.
ers Montana and Parthia, from Liver
pool, have arrived.
LONDON, February 6.-The steamers
California, Assyria, Utopia and Mosel
from New York, have arrived out.
New YoRK, February 8. Arrived
Steamer Gsllert from Hamburg.
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HARRISBURG, February Gin the State
Senate the following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolped, 1t the House Of Represents
tives concurs, that our Senators in Con-
gress be instructed and our Represents
tives requested TO vote for the passage Of
an act entitled IAN act to provide for
equality in rates OF freights upon certain
property carried wholly or in part by
railroads in commerce with foreign ma
tions or among the several States and
territories, and to prevent injurious auc.
tuations and unjust determinations in
such commerce, and for other PURPOSES y
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WASHINGTON.
Louisiana Contested Election.

WASHINGTON, February G.-The House
Committee on Elections to-day heard
the reading OF the majority report Of the
subcommittee in favor Of Acklen, Dem.
ocrat, against Darrall, Republican, sitting
member, in the Louisiana contested elec.
tion. The minority report will be pre-
sented at subsequent meeting.
The President. has nominated John G.
Paol to be Collector Of Customs at San.
duSky, Ohio.
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New York, February G.-The decline
OF American shipping, the prospects Of
its revival and the best means Of promot.
ing foreign trade, are discussed in a pam
p6let by Henry Hull, Of the Tribune,
Just published. II Is understood TO fore.
shadow the legislation which the protec-
tionists, in an alliance with the shipbuild'
era, will advocate.
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GREECE.

ATHENS, February Ga correspond.
ent says: In consequence OF representa-.
tions OF the Powers Greece seems dis
posed TO stop the further advance Of her
troops, referring the question Of their
withdrawal 10 decision Of the confer
ence. She also demanes, pending such
decision, hostilities against the insur.
gents in Crete 10 be suspended.
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TgE Washington Republican says that
:, the l.. session Of the FOurty.fOurth
Congress the House Committee on Coin
,,s. Weights and Measures requested the
Secretary Of the Treasury to direct that a
40 gOld.picce, "a a specimen, should be
r,iD,d and shown the committee. In &C.
r,,J,rce with the request, dies have been
p,.p.red, &c, and the specimen will be
cent , there from the PhilSdelphia Mint
in the course Of week or ten days.
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EAST LIBERTY. February 6.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day $50 head, all for this mar.
ket; total for two days 1877 head OF through
nnd ,lO7 of yard stock. Prime IS 26a5 80,
good 81 75a5 90, common 81 00A4 so.
HoGs-Receipts to-day $500 head: total
for two days 6,sl0. Workers 81 0oa4 rs,
PhiladelphiM 81 5a4 81.
SHEsP-ReceiptS to-day 1900 head; total
for two days $500 Selling aS4 00a5 rs.
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Archbishop Wood Denounces the
NlAucli Chunk Miracle.

NEW YoRK, February 6.-Father Helm.
en-, pastor at the East Mauch Chunk
Church, and through whom the modern
miracle was performed, has made 4 re-
port to Archbishop Wood who pro-
nounces the affair delusion and coun.
selled Father Heinen to do all in his
power 10 correct the bad Impression
which may have been created.
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NEW YoRK, February GA defalca-
tion OF 500, 900 by a teller Of the Bank
Of North America has been discovered
1t is stated that the depositors will not
suffer, but the capital Of the bank will be
impaired. This news unsettled the stock
market late In the day.
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NEw oRLEASS, February 6.--By the
sinking Of the Leslie Taylor Sunday, on
AtchfAlaya River, colored woman and
child, and four or. FIVE deck hands were
drowned. The cargo Of $50 hhds Of
sugar, 200 bales Of cotton, 2s00 sacks OF
cotton seed was lost. Total value Of boat
and cargo, $4,000.
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BUSINESS EnBARn AssMENTs.
Gam Pax 2O Cents on lhe DolIar.

Chn Phy ~ CehIS On Iut UUIIHF'
New YORK, February Cat a meet
ing OF the creditors Of John F. Henry
Curran & Co., the suspended drug firm
Mr.. Henry stated that out OF the stock
and other assets he could pay twenty
cents on the dollar, but with the secrets Of
the firm, such as receipts for patent med
icines, he could pay thirty cents. His
plan Of payment was 5 per cent in cash
and the remainder in SIX, twelve, eigh'
teen, twenty.four and thirty mOnths.
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Rumored over Issue OF Certif-
Gates

New York, February 6.-The rum or
was started to-day that there had been
an over-issue Of Chicago and North
west certificates. Vice President Sykes
pronounced the rumor wicked and base .
less fabrication, and he says persons who
circulated such falsehood6 are doing an
Infamous work.
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Forty Thousand Dollars Dam.
ages.

CINCINNATI, February O.-R. E. j.
Miles, Of the Grand Opera House, by his
counsel Thos. A. Logan, Esq, to-day
received verdict Of $4,000 damages
against P. T. Barnum, W. G. Coup and
others for libel published two years ago.
The case has been on trial for ten days
and has attracted much attention.
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Ingersoll's Lecture In New York.

NEw YoRK, February 6.-Chickeripg
Hall being unable 10 contain all who
wished TO hear Colonel Ingersoll lecture
Sunday evening last, Gilmore's Garden
has been secured for the Colonel for Sat-
urday evening.
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BISMARCK, February 8.-Two hundred
and fifty recruits for General Miles ar.
rived here to day, and Immediately took
up a march Of 400 miles for Fort Buiord
and Tongue river.
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Discrimination Inyestigation,

NEw YORK, February G.-The Impor.
terra and Grocers Board Of Trade has ap'
pointed committee TO act with com.
mittee Of the Chamber Of Commerce con-
sidering alleged discrimination against
New York in railroad freight rates.
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Iheqntelliqttteer

CoSylRNED.-The Senate yesterday
,,r6,ued the nomination Of James Gil
sb,,., to be Surveyor OF Customs at the
nor, Of Wheeling
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RICHMOND, February 6.-The Senate
ordered to be engrossed bill TO pay 4
per cent interest 90 the public debt. The
bill will be passed tomorrow and re-
tains the coupon feature.
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER 143
tute to fulfll all or part of the functions
Of Imperial Chancellor.
RUSSIA REJECTS VIENNA As THE PLACE OF
CONFERENCE.

4
CONFERENCE.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 6.-Ruasia
rejects the proposal to hold the confer
ence In Vienna, or any other great Capt.
tai. 1t considers the tranquility Of 4
small town in one Of the minor States,
and the authority that would be given to
the deliberations by the presence Of the
Foreign Ministers Of the Powers, necessa.
ry for securing good and practical re.
suit. Moreover, Russia believes that this
would focilitate a speedy disposal by the
Conference Of important questions. It
would have to deal within the interests Of
lasting peace and Of humanity.
WILL BE couRT.MATIALEp.
BERLIN, February 6.-Ths rumor Il
revived that 0amAu Pasha will be court
martialed on charge OF ordering the sx.
ecution OF prisoners OF war.
ENeLAND's DELEoATEs
LONDON, February 6.-The Morning
Post suggests Lord LyonE Ambassador at
paris, and Sir Henry Elliott, formerly
Ambassador at Cons tantinople, as the
British delegates to thh conference.
The Daily News says Count AndrasSy
will preside.
RUSSIANS IN cossTASrTSoPLE.
LONDON, February 6.-The POI. says
the Russians are in Constautinople. This
was the news last night current in Lon.
don, and we are inclined to think Il is
based on official authentic intelligence.
The message came via Alexandria. We
do not know at this moment what the
precise nature OF the occupation is. Ac.
cordlug to some diplomatists the Rus
slams possessed themselves OF two forts In
the Bayouk aud Chekmedje lines. Ac-
cording to others they have gained still
greater advantages. The details are Of
small moment Practically, all are agreed
that the spOils Of Turkey aud the key Of
the East are in the hands OF the Gar.
Indignation will be OF little avail. It
will be alleged that no deception has been
practiced, aud we shall discover that this
was one OF the terms OF the armistice,
which was never communicated 10 US.
Ye, terday the British military and naval
force could at any moment occupy Con-
while the Austrian army
cOu cut the Russian communica-
tions. To-day the situation Is en-
tirely altered The British feet can no
longer advance 10 Constantiuople, and
may fnd itself barred out at the Dar-
dannelles. The Gar can now afford to
laugh at the Austrian menAces, sinca
his communications are open from Con-
siantinople TO Odessa.
Our paltering over trumpery Of ak
millions will probably cost US ten times
that sum, but, whatever the cost, il Is
TO be hoped that the country will see
its honor vindicated.
This direct attack on our honor will
raise a feeling Of resentment not TO be
uppeased until We have taught our foe
that we have the will and the power to
punish chicanery and maintain the en-
pire which he is seeking 10 undermine.
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Obituary.

wA1HNeToN FEBRUARY s.-Abram G.
Smith, one Of the proprietorS Of the Ne.
tropolitan Hotel, died suddenly last even.
NO,
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, February Ga special from
Berlin says: Roumania insists on hav
ing the Dobrudja without ceding Bessar-
abia TO Russia.
A correspondent at the headquarters Of
the Czarowitch telegraphs as follows:
Three hours before the arrival OF the
news Of the armistice Russian officer
with flag OF truce had started for Rust.
chak to demand its surrender and il re-
fused to notify Consuls and other foreign.
ers to leave within "a hours, when the
place would have been stOrmed. The
conditions Of the armistice aa far as they
affect this part OF Bulgaria, are that the
Turks give up RustChHk and SilestriH
Withdrawing their garrisons 10 Shumla
Varna. Seven days are TO be allowed for
the retirement OF the garrisons. On the
9th day We shall march into Ruslchak
The news OF peace Is hailed with great
delight by both officers and men. Russian
occupation Of Rustchak and Silestria Is
no welcome news at Vienna, according to
a correspondent there.
GERMANY THE DIsISTEREsTED PEACE
PREsERvER.
BERLIN, February G.-The German
Parliament was opened to day by Herr
Cawphauser, Vice President Of the
Council Of Ministers, who read speech
from the throne. In the passage relating
10 foreign affairs the Emperor expressed
the hope that speedy peace will enable
the principles Of the ConstAntinople Con
| ference TO be applied and durAbly eStab.
lished. The psratively slight par.
ticipation Of Germany in Eastern
affairs allows the Empire to display dis
interested CO operation in the arrange.
ments that may be made by the Powers
concerning the future guarantee against
recurrence Of the trouble in the Eat,
and for the amelioration Of the condition
Of the Christian populations. In the
meantime the Enperor's policy attained
It's object in az much a. II had essentially
contributed TO the preservation OF peace
between the European Powers, and the
relations OF Germany with all the Powers
remained not only peaceful but alto.
gether friendly.
The imperial speech also stated that
the budget, which will be presented at
once, shows that the Empires financial
requirements increase faster than It's rev.
enues. It's unadvisable to cover the de-
felt by an increase Of contributions Of
individual States, but il is preferable to
strengthen the imperial revenues. Bills
should be submitted levying an imperial
stamp duty and increasing the tobacco
tax. The balance Of the deficit must be
met by loan. With s,View TO filling a
hiatus in the constitution bill which
Ia now under discussion In the Federal
Council will shortly be introduced, pro-
yidins for the appointment OF Sub'ti-
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Ornamental Gardening,

Gentlemen Who desire Rhade Tree, removed,
planted or pTunEd, Gardens detiSned, graded, Sod.
drd or arranged would DO veil 70 give n cir oTdefa
~ early Ra Oslble, 40 % 10 hAya the rough work
done that there msy be time fR eyeFythiHR 70
grow add b settled before the warm weather comes
upon u.
grAH cut, aud plants Er0EinF, foF The peason Al 4
lOE price.
Rustic Stands, KeumIc Pots, Iron Vases and
Hanging BlIkEu allied Gt tho lowest rates
To those haylng ANA glrden plots would Sug.
geSt the b.Autiful windoE GaFdeaibg now 70 sue
cessiuy pTReticed fairly oJhyefting city residences
Into fairy Ialnces despite The sOoty atmosphere.
Any suggestions or Instructions will be SiYOl with
pleasure. All work guaranteed.
z BAILEY,
IE2I t0ii Jlenb Street
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AnOWnIBLE DEATH.

Anillcr NhirIed Around n Swift.
nhoNing shaft tor Fifteen Min
ntcN.,
'Na TIE l'hci Journal, Feb. l.
A, NJ; Theodore Robinson, Of Lansing,
S,st ,.'i lhl' morning from injuries received
is'sfday. Mr.. Robinson was engaged in
~ ~ ILihers grist mill, near the Asbury
S,., S,sItGh, and yesterday morning, about II
sls,Gsk' slS,9' while attending to his duties his
S.Is SSUIIalhs became entangled in an upright
I'M '.as running at the rate OF 100 revolu.
g. Sa minute. A man named Charles
N~phfey, who was In another part Of the
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Weather Indications.


For Lower Lakes, warmer and clear
weather, followed BY increasing cloudi-
nes-, south winds and falling baaometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer clear weather, followed by in
creasing cloudiuess and at vest stations
by rain areas, variable winds, mostly
from northeast to southeaE, and a fall
ing barometer.
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WILL BE COURT. METIALEp,

BERLIN, February 6.-Ths rumor Il
revived that oamau Pasha will be court.
martiRled on charge Of ordering the OK.
ecution OF prisoners OF war.
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EFINED sUGARs-500 BARRELS
II Crunhed, Powdered, GrlnuIAGsd, Conee and
Yellow 10 store and for ale At lowest mafkst ratSI
". REILLY, ~ and 1911 Main M
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LONDON, February 6.-The Morning
Post suggests Lord Lyony, Ambassador at
paris, and Sir Henry Elliott, formerly
Ambassador at Cons lanlinople, as the
British delegates to the conference.
The Daily NeW' says Count AndrasSy
will preside,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-25
PROBATE NOTICE,

NOTJCE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT
~ O. Beckstead has filed in my office petition pray
ing an Order Of the Second Judicial District Court in and
for Orrnsby County, Nevada directing William r. Mus
grove executor of the last will and of William
Patterson, deceased to deed 70 said petitioners wife, Mrs
Jane Beckstead lot three 90 in block No forty CD
OF Mussers Division of Carson City, OrInsby County Ne
vada. Said petition will be heard in said Court, at
room in Carson City, at 10 o'clock MAY 18TH, lsIs,
when all parties in interest will be heard in that behalf or
in opposition thereto.
By order OF his Honor, s. H. WRIGHT, Judge OF sal
Court.
Carson City, April IS, 1873. .,o
1a~4W ALFRED HELM, Clerk of said Court.