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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-19

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-19

Late accounts from Chicago say that
during last week the demand Tor Hour,
grain, and provisions was so great that the
railroads running East shipped $4,000 tons
thereof. or 5000 carloads. Trade is re-
ported as being so active that cars enough
cannot be obtained to carry all the freight
offered After so many doleful tales OF
failure and depression, to hear such an ac-
count as this Is no less refreshing than
gratifying. The good times may be long
time coming, but they are on the road. for
sure.
Capetown advices regarding the Kaffir
war are unsatisfactory. The Tambookies
have revolted, and it is feared that the Tenn
buc tribe of natives will join the lnsurrec-
ton, The Kaffirs have been defeated in
several engagements with the volunteers.
An awful atrocity is reported by the Lon
don ITn,eS's correspondent at Pera. The
Circassians, when retreating before the
Russians, are said to have sutfocated with
sulphur 800 women and children who had
taken refuge in cave.
G.imbetta's recent visit to Rome was to
see if there were any hopes of detaching
Italy from her close relationship with Ger
many. He was cordially received; but, for
all business purposes, found himself in the
land OF Macchiavelli. -
Austria's suggestion OF Baden-Baden as
the place for holding the congress to settle
the Eastern question has been approved by
all the Powers. including Russia.
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KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE, !


HING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE, 1
February ii, 1878.
Our regular County Court held its SeS-
sion to-day. and despite the bad weather
quite a crowd assembled. The grand jury
made number of indictments. Among
other eases several parties were indicted
under the statute prohibiting fishing with
pound-nets. These are the first cases OF
such indictment, and seem to be intended
as tcSt-caseS. -,
A negro boy calling himself Jake john
son was indicted and tried for an indecent
assault upon a white lady. He was
found guilty, fined fifty dollars, and
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment.
Cases OF this sort are becoming quite
common in this section, and the Legislature
would do well to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
OF so amending the present law as TO pro-
vide a more effective and speedy punish
ment OF such offences. in this case the
whipping-poSt would have inflicted much
greater and more effective punishment than
all the fines and imprisonment. the Judge
and Jury could have possibly imposed.
The very mild winter has caused our
farmers to commence active preparation for
the coming crops, and the good haryests OF
last year seem 10 have infused new zeal and
activity into their efforts. WEST POINT.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHRIsTIANsBURG, VA, February 16, 1878.
A young man by the name OF John Cobb
Waller died on the train this morning, and
as he bad a ticket to this place his remains
were pvt off here. He had certificate from
Rev. +. 3. Wright, Austin, Texas, stating
that he was member OF his church (the
First Presbyterian, and that, being in i'll
health, he was on bis way to his former
home in Virginia. No one here knows who
the young man was or in what part OF Viz
Sinia his family reside. IT is supposed that
he may have been from Henry or Patrick
county. The Presbyterian church here
has taken charge OF his remains, and will
give them Christian burial.
The Rev. Daniel Blain, OF this place, will
give to his friends all the information he
has about his death ii they will communl-
tote with him
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

,l5a MONDAY. February 10, 1873. )
. sALEss-2T shares Old Dominion InsuranerCsm-
pcny's stock soSar AZ. as.l. .ss,g5f IL. z.sf:k
d American G0kd.-l0lk bid.
|, iHdfe Observation-Disclosures cORs0Is, SEX bid, 81
ASKED. Virginia consos, new. 40 bid, Al asked;
Virginia deferred, bid, asked; Virginia inter
est certificates, 8 bid: Virginia tax-receiYabe eou
!pons- 6S bid, 69asked. -
= Citn observation-disclosures city s's, lie bid :,
Richmond city 6zs, 10lx bid, 102 asked; Peters
bid, 90 asked; inch. ster bridge S's, 101 ASKED.
RdtiroGd Bonds.-yirgtnia Central Railroad FIRST
mortgage 6's, j. and j., 95 bid; Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and e., TAX bill !;
Virginia Central Railroad non. mortgage S5, j. and
j., a5 bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS,
~. and d., S5. bid SO asked; Petersburg Railroad
second mortgage ST, j. and D., 20 asked; Rich
imond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage Ss. j. and D. loo bid: Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's, j. and
d. &C. bid; Richmond and Danyille Railroad con-
solidated 67s, N. and N, II bid; Piedmont Rail-
road first mortgage S's, A. and o.. 81 bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond Frederic sburR and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100
par. n bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
90 bid.
Bank S.ocks.-Union Bank of Richmond, so
par, AZ bid, A. asked.
Insurance ConspaBies.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine. rs par, 80 bid: Virginia Slate, 26 par. 2S4
bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, COX bid 100 asked:
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO bid, 81
asked; City, 100 par, 75 bid, 80 asked; Old Do;
niinion, 100 par. AZ bid, 4S ASKED: Commercial
Fire Insurance Company, 25 par, 10 bid; Rich
mond Fire Association, 25 par, 15 bid, 10 asked.
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pEqERs BURsS.

r seIS -
~ xeMoRIaa--A REoU1EA FOR THE DEAD 80
popE--rAISfuL ACCIDENT; n IS HESTER sEs
pyEI,p-pEpAgreRG 0F pE1EGATEs--RELf-
aInrs ReyryAI.--rHE pErEasBuRa RAlLRoAD,
QUESTION, &C. ....Egs
rcorresponaence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY is, 1878. u;
81. Josepf,ss Catholic church will to-nor-
MA, be draped lin mourning in respect to-
the memory. OF Plus TX. On Thursday "a;
eolemn reauiepa.mass will be celebrated 10!
honor OF The dead Pontif. Unless there IL
nm election OF Pope in the mean time the
church will be kept in mourning TOR . pe-i
TT n is expected that Rev. q. Z. Petrie, OF
the Second Presbyterian church, will preach
his farewell sermons on next Sabbath, after
which he will leave for rlestesgi! lie. Mr..
petrie has been delivering very interest
mo and instructive series OF Sunday aiter-
noon lectures on the Episties, which will
be cut short by his departure. go E.
Master George Friend, son, Of DR.. George
w, Friend. residing at Chester, is said to,
have met with very painful accident day
or two ago by falling from tree: he fell
,,pon the point OF broken sapling, which
was driven into his body. His Injuries are
very serious.
MIR. john DoeiS0n, Oh tnts cttys leHStS iof
Washington tonight as one OF the fepresen-.
ta,ives OF the State Agricultural Society. to
attend the National Agricultural ConYea-
ton. which meets tomorrow.
Messrs. w. L. Morton, Jr., Thelly Nu-
gent, and Robert Williamson will represent
the lodges OF this city in the Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, which. meets in Ports
mouth tomorrow. The Uniform corps OF
knights, OF Petersburg, will go down on
Thursday.
The revival meetings at the First Baptist
church viii be continued throughout this
week. Much interest is manifested in the
services. and the nightly attendance is large:
By request OF the pastor to-day was observed
BY the congregation in fasting and prayer.
The excitement which prevailed last week
on the subject of the purchase OF the Pc
tersburg railroad by the city has greatly
toned down. and the people arc quietly
awaiting the action OF the General Assem-
blv on the bill enabling tho city to acquire
The ownership or control OF the road.
Should the bill pass, then we shall have
sharp and exciting canvass on the merits OF
the scheme.
Rev. Thomas Spencer, rector OF st. johns
church. is confined to his room By sickness.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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The State Grange.
Reported for the Dlspatch.I


LYNCHBURG, February 16, 1878.
The State Grange met again this morning
at 81 O'Clock, and proceeded with the regu-
lar order OF business until 125 O'Clock, at
which time the officers elected on yesterday
were duly installed; after which the call Of
counties was commenced, and continued
until the hour OF recess.
The Grange met again at ID O'Clock, and
continued the call OF counties until COM
plete. This has been an exceedingly inter-
esting part OF the exercises, ellcitlng, as it
did, short, and in many instances very in
teresting and instructive speeches. The
members spoke Of the different agricultural
interests in their various sections, the pro-
gress already made through the instru-
mentality OF the order, and its prospects in
the future.
TIE meetings, which closed at late hour
last night, have all the time been full OF in
terest. and the members leave more than
ever impressed with the importance OF the
work and tirmer faith in its ultimate sue
cess. The next meeting will be in, n orfolk.
sEE ~
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Isausnas.s, ab sI

/ anpfhit Ton 3. British iSfuenoe abFoad
PROPOSED hEsi0HAL 0rruRKsE RoA BUIola1A.
LoEDoR. February 1S The SPECIAL col.
respond lent of lie l1simeS cd Vfsnna confirms
the. statement ffs yesterday, 06Ssrveg TINT
Russia suggested s0 fhes Porte tile desifs1it
ify OF removing tbs MuasuImrg spopulassor'
from Bulgaria. He says that General Jzna-
lief proposes to Server Pssba that the miL
lion and q bali oil. MussNlmaB infnbi sants.n oil
Bulgaria be withdrawn tpsome other part
OF Turkey.
Us Rome. II so j. -. Z
MEETING OF THE CaHCLAyE. 81.
Rome, February 1S.--sSxty-one erdi
nails entered their cells taC 6 O'Clock shiS
evening. The cardinals wiz meet twice q
day in the Sextine chapel % vote at 10
A. VI. and r. NJ. $780, m :.
The Greek InsurrecSRcn.
TEE GREEKS CROSS INTO ALBANIA.
LONDON, February 1a.-A sEacial to the
Times from Pera says that the Porte has IN
formed the Powers that the Gsseks hare
again crossed the frontier near tks town OF
Artay in Albania. The Porte had sent q
Thousand aen to resist the invasioHL l
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xsia bsfTgFs No. nscfessa ". SC SSs
kiss. No q. In Exse9 no b,
ITrd5 pf;ra6. fs.src5 iii nd fierces. sxaar =,
lhzIf-barrekf 9H4 sss..'z..
uerces. IL sspun nss-ss. s T1sr
i 50gNesSsc. aE1on Eex Orseaus, nri,as: z0a6
slam. from sure. SIC. D seck
SH0ay. Crushed. &C.; pdwdered. I,,a &C.: 9rxEns
ftated. 1Qc..f A. GA6a8t6c 81. &C. extre q.
yeflows 7aS1fc.: cue loaf. 1e.s PORE RICO.
I genp. Common. 5,a1c.: best wasny,s. slaoc..
tciIks 10000: and fancy prices, country !bc.
asasg. D5ssa l.--the ast . nri,ss axtele
gunp0Wdef. ~ Sb1Gl1o
toI I 'tisstts etlo'Se.
Hides, Leather. re-
.Rfdes: Green. Csc: dry. sn,te la1s1se.. drv
G,nr Izai &C.: wet sai:ed. sagc.; wes saitsd csiE
IeiIsIs SoIe iSssser. osk 8a6a4oc.. soie ea,h.
hemiocE a1sc = country nnpeY s1Nfsftc !. ssfv
nnish. Isg2r d foot: kit. 40c.a41 3 h. nspnsss
country. zs@38: city firsist 81lSSs d b.; 'ssII
az ~ e o's
81 Jron. Steel Nails. Sec.
y Eros. :. n8rtcan se,fned Old gan,nf,tou ~ y.50
an a-iOc Ts q. Eneiisb ana ;Amer1car. sheef "A
&C.: Swedes, Hammered, Skc: hoop, 40rG: Pig
IRON Virs1nia eoa!-blast charcoal s2S@a32
va AZ
css -, III so's. TAAeVS1oo
Maissaos ss sSsss y psf Fee sss. pei
10 san.rfmnv. ofic s.s ,.s,r.
6t606c. 4S' tbs - ~ 81 ssE. z
Eo9e MANILA bsst 18MIse.: jusr. 9,sc ..sys
Rags: Mixed cotton, PIE; white. &C.: woollest
x@15fE. ~ 2 ssss+sss..5.sg..s
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Georgia.
EXTENSIVE DESTRUCTION OF COTTON.

EXTENSIVE DESTRUCTION OF COTTON.
Z SAVANNAH, February 1s.-A fire occurred
to-day in the large brick warehouse belong
ing to the Savannah Bank and Trust Com
pany, leased by 81. NJ. Conner d Co. Four.
thousand bales Of cotton, covered by S22D,r
600 insurance in various companies, were
burned. The building was completely de-
stroyed. It was burning at neon to-day,
but under control. Five hundred bales OF
cotton will probably be saved in a damaged
condition. The insurance on the ware
house was about $4,000. The fire was the
act OF an incendiary.
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A PHYSICIAN INDICTED FOR MANsLAUGH-
TER.-Boston, February 16.-Dr. E. E.
Spencer, of Cambridge, was arrested to-day
upon an Indictment charging mdnslaughter
in causing the death Of Mrs. Catherine
Mclean, he having taken charge and then
deserted her in critical condition pending
childbirth.
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New Jersey.
THE 1aNoBLE ARMY OF EMBEzzLERs.

THE, I9NOBLE AhMf OF EMbEL1LEhS.
TRENTON, February 1s.-There was o
great crowd at the Mercer county court
house this morning to hear the trial OF the
case of the State Us. Jacob r. Freese, Harry
C. Freese, and Louis K. FTeese. on the
charge OF embezzling the money OF deposit,
tors in the State Savings Bank. The three
defendants appeared and took everybody
by surprise by retrac:ing their plea OF not
guilty and pleading non Uult contendere.
They entered INTO recognition to appear
next Monday. -; Z
The latest intelligence oil the whereabouts
.of j. Vance Powers, Mayor OF Chambers
burg, who left mysteriously week ago,
and who lis alleged TO be defaulter to All
I0d -FelloWs' lodge and also to the borough
over which he ID Mayor. is that he is In
Philadelphia with some friends, and that he
is In an insane condition.
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Loss OF LIFE BY FLooDs.-Sam Francis
co, February ia very heavy storm has
prevailed during the last twenty-four hours,
extending throughout the State. A dis
patch from Jackson, Amados county, says !:
"By rise Of Jackson creek half OF the
Chinese quarters has been swept away.
Eight Cinnamon and two women are known
to be drowned 49,
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 1s.-Gold opened at 1925.
Noon.-Stocks weak. Money OH call. 4615 per
cent. Gold, 1928. ExchanRe-Long, 4S2; short,
higher .-s-.s. -.rs = IS.
Evenina.-Money easy at 4G5 per cent. Sterling.
1872. Gold heavy AT lO1x@IO1A. Governments
active; new SIS, IO4S. States quiet.
- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February lS.-Vrginia 6's,. de-
ferred. AZ: Virginia consolS, 56H; second series,
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.

TIOrrespondence OF Tue KlCNlnOhu DlsfalcHI
IvoR STATION, February Is, 1878.
.MoFett Register send you statement
for month ending January 18th, District
No. l, OF Southampton county:
Alcoholic 20 drinks, at az cents. $40 25
Malt, l drinks at 4 cent. so
Twenty-Five alcoholic and three malt regis
lers making. ............. 81 81 ga
For February ending 1Sth-ior the
whole county:
Alcoholic. $4,000 drinks. at q. cents.... 5000 90
Malt, i 90 drinks, 1T y cent. 80
At the same ratio for twelve months it
would bring in the handsome sum OF S10,-
SEC. II being noted for raising good old
applet Jack. hence you see it bringing in a
good revenue TO the State. BALBOA.
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MoFPETT REGISTER IN NoTTowAY.-The
commissioner reports at work in this coun-
ty for the month ending February 9TH six
alcoholic and two malt registers, which
paid tax OF $54.75. Aggregate amount
for the last three months, S226.-B uskeuille
Sentinel.
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OVER THE WIRES. ]
AsyARIErgsorr 1'EREsTasa SEws.

PROGRESS Of AFFAIRS An. WASHING TON
THE sTLyER-gILL PRIETE.D AND READY
FOR THE HOUSE, BUT AN E;FFogT WILL
DE MADE 10 COMMIT IT-FIRss INNoR-
{ FOLK, SAVANNAH, AND ELsEWHERE-
FtFTEEN.YEARs IN THE PENITENTIARY
FOR KICKING HIS WIFE TO DEATH:
NEWS FROM THE MISSING STEAMER HI-
BEREI8-sTEAsfER BURNEp-DEATH OF
A CITIZEN OF NoRFoLK-FOREIGN AZ
FAIR s-THE ENGLIsH-TURco sITUA-.
TIoN-T d d PEACEFUL INFLUENCE OF.
GERMANY-IT IS NC w DOUBTFUL IF
PRINCE BISMARCK WILL MAKE A FULL
EXPOSITION OF; HIS EASTERN POLICY
coNcLAvEsoF CARDINALS, &c, &C.
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Fire Record.
DEsrRUcTiyE FIRE IN s0sTsNoUTH.

ISpgcial te.pz gram 70 the die patcnJ z,
81 poRTsMo5TH, IL February 1s. -Lasi
night about 1t50 O'Clock an inesndiary fire
broke out iii the fine store building on High
street, opposite the Ocean House, belong
ing. to 1ffss Julia Il. GaskfSs, and occupied
by lEessrs, 5obn Clarke q Co. as a furniture
warehouse and Edward Owens as q cigar
factory, and In an incredibly short times
despite the exertions Of the fire depart
mens the building .and contents were de.
stroyed. All the walls were prostrated by:
the heat, but no one was injured. Mrs.
Gaskinf was uninsured. Clarke & Co. were
insured in northern companies, and Owens
held policy for $500 in tie Portsmouth
Insurance Company. The firpmen worked
untiringly for.severas hours, and succeeded
In saving valuable surrounding property.
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Moon ri."s S:43 E*,ning........... $50
PORT OF RlttiMOHn. FEBRUARY 10, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers q. w. Alien & Co..
agents. tFt
Steamer Agnes, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers. W. p. Porter, agelr.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship wyaneke. Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co. agents.
SAILED MONDAY. 49,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. United
Ta;um, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From philadelphia on Friday, schooner John Me-
from Phiiadsipnia on Friday. schooner Hans-
FFcn BsItimosc on Saturday, schooner Waiter.
ThGaas. y; :, VIZ
1 A''1 49, = MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Carrie. from Orient, l.. /, for Rieh-
nond. Va. ashore at Lewes Del was Aoalsd on the
18th, but the steam-pump filled 70 Keep ner itSSs
and. she went on the beach agnis.
| MEDALS AWARDED FOR, GALLANT CONDUCT.
Consul Fairchiid, OF Liverpool. reportS the pre-
sepiation OF the medals amt c.r OF me Hi,
fivc scaInen of the British barE Thomas Brecs
bark In recognition OF their gallant rescue oI tne
crew OF the American schooner Louis =. Swess az
der lheanspiees of the Mercantile Marine Associa-
tion Only one OF the mes, = coored ssaiaan,
Gosrnm Was ~, % amer % sref sddTess.
,eSasi n behalf Of tue sbsent captain and Inen
g;s,i Hy Tciegrapn.
Nrw YORK. February l9.--Arrriscd ont: Etnan-
Esisatsss. h0sr. y s hsf issS Stale 81
| eeorria. HomeWsrst bound. johu Patten. uehetaA
/ Shipiey, Southwest Pass,
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Greenbnchs and silver.

MONSTER MEETING OF SILvER-MEN.
NEW YORK, February 13.-The green
hackers and sirver-men are making ar
engagements for monster afternoon and
evening mass-meeting at Gilmore's Garden
at an early date. General Butler and Sena-
tor VOORHEES, are to be among the speakers.
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Alabama.

DESTRUCTION OF NAVAL STORES En- MOBILE.
MOBILE, February 18.-The warehouses
OF Cliss, Corley & Co., and Vose, Tyler &
Co., were burned to-day, with Tot Of naval
stores. Loss, about 100000.
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The PAPAcy.R Rome, February 17.-Ai-
ter special service invoking the aid Of the
Holy Spirit for the Conclave, the cardinals
win tonight enter the cells ia the third
story OF the Vatican. The operations Of the
ConclaYe begin tomorrow.
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Canada.
RAILROAD STRIKE IN CANAp

RAILROAD STRIKE IN CANADA.
PORT HOPE, ONT, February 19.-The en-
ployes along the whole line Of the Miolano
railway struck work to-day, and refuse to
resume until all arrearages of wages are set
fled
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The LORD CoMPRoMIsE.-Legal proceed
ings have been abandoned. Mr.. Lords
estate is to be put in the hands OF trustees.
Ample provision is made for the support OF
his children.