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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-04
FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 1-l2:30 P. M.-Consols
opened a. "a Lie; now "a 1916. Liverpool
wheat market opens fair, but with less
panicky feeling. Floating cargoes steady;
on passage, steady; Mark Lane, firm; Eng
and French country markets turn dearer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-04
House.
THURSDAY, March Decentralization

was resumed of the Massachusetts contested cleo
tion case the question being upon the resolution of
the majority of the election committee declaring
Dean elected TO the seat. Adopted-yeas 124, nays
1913. Before the announcement the speaker claimed
the right TO cast vote and voted in the affirma-
tive. Dean then sworn in, taking the iron-clad
oath ...... A Adiourned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-04
FRIDAY, March 29.-Eden, chairman

of the committee on claims, reported back bill
appropriating $4,000 for the payment OF claims
reported allowed by that committee. Pass
ed ...... The house then went into committee of
the whole on the private calendar, the first bill
being one 10 appropriate 81, 500 to pay the Barthol
omew county (Ind agricultural society for the
and occupation of its fair grounds for military pur
poses, from September, 1863 to June, 1865. po-
litieal discussion ensuing, the committee struck
out the enacting clause of the bill When the COM
mittee rose the house ratified its action in the mat
ter adjourned until Monday
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-04
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.

TUESDAY, March 26.-At the expira-
tion OF the morning hour consideration resumed
OF the Pacific railroad sinking fund BILL and Merri
mon spoke in favor of the bill rs reported by the
Judiciary committee. At the conclusion of Merri-
place unfinished business The house bill sup
Elemental to the act OF March ,, 1882 to carry into
effect the convention between between the United
States and China, was reported back from the COM
mittee with amendments and placed the calen-
dar...... .Christaney, from the Judiciary committee,
reported back the bill to repeal the bankrupt law
without recommendations, the committee having
failed to agree any amendments. On motion
of Cameron, of Wisconsin, the petition of D. j. Corr
bin, claiming seat senator from South
Carolina was refeued TO the committee ON priyi-
leges and election ; After short executive ses-
sion the senate adjourned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23

The Indians are destroying many
of the Government and other buildings
which are empty, and the people are
not strong enough to interfere to pre-
vent them from SO doing.
Rumored Indian Outbreak-Heavy
Rain and Wind storm.
PORTLAND, Or, Jan. %.
Henry Paine. who had charge OF an
infantry pack train daring the late Nez
perces campaign, arrived here yester-
day from Dayton, Wa5hingtouIerrltory,
with the uuwelcome news that rumors
had reached that place of an Indian
outbreak under Chief Moses. A promi-
uon.i hotel keeper had informed Paine
that several families had been mur-
dered, and that the savages were pre-
pared to enter upou another bloody
aud costly campaign. General howard
Immediately te.egraphed to Waila
Walia aud other points to ascertain
the truth Of such startling news. Iele-
grams were received il reply, to the
effect that Such rGnJrs had been clf
caiated. bat nothing defuite had been
received. Il was generally thought
that the rumors were entirely an
founded.
A heavy rain aud wind storm has
prevailed here for the past week, and
the telegraphic lines IN nearly every
direction have been Frustrated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23

Adsiees from Washington Territory
report another Indian outbreak under
Chief Moses. 1t is rumored that
several families had been murdered
and that the sayages were prepared TO
enter upon another campaign. Iu-
quiries made by General Howard do
not conirm the report OF tue outbreak.
1t Is the wrong season OF tue year for
Indians to take the war path, unless
the unusually mild weather has ailured
them into the belief that spring has
come. Should the rumors prove 10 DO
we'll founded, it vail be very difficult,
tor the Government to get troops and
supplies into Northern Idaho at this
season OF the year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23
APPLICATIONS FOX WORK.

Charles Croker, in behalf of the
Contra! Pacific Railroad Company,
gave notice few days ago that limit
ed number of men would be employed
ut one dollar a day during the winter.
This arrangement was made to give
work at barely living rates to those
who claimed to be starving while able
and wiling to work. Many were OF
the opinion that only a very few per-
sous would accept work at such low
wages. and no preparation was
made by those Offering Employment,
to accommodate many. Greatly
10 the surprise of those who
believed that nine tenths Of those
who were seeking work did not
care to fnd it at any price, over d
Thousand men made application to
Croker for employment. Thus far
some four bundled have been set at
work, aud others Will be accommoda
as rapidly as possible. Ihis fact OF
itself proves that the labor agitation
and cries for work or bread IN San
Francisco have not been wholly without
cause. When over cue thousand able
bodied meu Seek employment at one
dollar per day Ill San Francisco, II Is
evident that there must be be great SUIT
feriDg among the poor of that city, aud
that 1t will not do to stig asatizs them, US
vagabonds. and. answer their appeals
tOr work or bread with. grape or can
MISTER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23

10 refund Thomas krrus, the prosecu
tor, ga, OUO. With costs.
U. y. Gsant Jr.
NEW YORK, January 22d.
A Washington telegram says: The
Attorney GeueraI aenles tue truth Vi
the report that u. .. Grant. Jr., had
been appointed Assistant District Att
orney IN New YORK city. Ii appears
that Secretary Sherman requested
young Grant to bs gwen some APP
pointmeut la the District Attorney s
Office, but he had not been gwen the
appointment reported, nor had no been
sent 10 San francisco by The Attorney
General 5 9TH 20.
Confession OF a Murderer.
NV YORK, Jan. p.
A Rio Janerio letter says: Much
talk has been caused by the confession
of man that he was the real author of
the murder and barnipg OF family Of
eight persons III 1862, for which a
wealthy planter and three of his slaves
were executed in 1856. The tragedy
occurred near MAchai. and the murder.
er says that, assisted by some depend
ents, he forced the house IN the dead
OF night, secured all the inmates, out
ragged the Inflated woman, ami then,
driven to desperation as be foresaw the
consequences, deliberately murdered
the whole family to destroy their evi
dence, and set the house on fire III the
expectation that their death would be
ascribed to an accident.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Eank President and Cashier
PXnGShed.

RRADING, January 22d.
Jacob and Jonn HuntZager. late
President aud Cashier Of tue Miners
Trust Company at Pottsyille, have b. Ell
seutsnced each to Two Years solItarJ
eouinment, to pay hne OF S0OU, anu
10 refund Thomas Krrus, the prosecu
tor, ga, UUO. with costs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Russia - Decide the Fate of the
PrtncIpaI.ties.

LONDON, Jan. %.
Dispatches from Vienna say: Russia
has taken the fate OF Roam mia, SeryIa
aud Montenegro Into her own hands,
and none OF them will be represented in
the negotiations with Turkey, This is
causing much i'll feeling at Bucharest.
The Servians are endeavoring to occu-
py as much AS possible Of the territory
known as Old Servia before the hos
iilities are at end, which they intend to
to Claim as their compensation.
Artvin stormud by Russians.
A Russian official dispatch from
Tiflis s,ys: General Romanoffs de-
tachment from Ardanutsck stormed
Artvin on the 13sh. The Turks lost
heavily and the Russians slightly.
A Whole District Devastated.
A,Constantiuople dispatch says: The
whole district of Bourgas has been de-
vastated by the Bashi- Bazouks and
Ciscassians, who slaughtered the in.
habitants and burned the villages.
Panic Mt Adrianople.
LONDON, Jan. %.
A Russian official dispatch from
Kezanlik. January 10th says: Genera
,Strnkef reports on tho 10Th. from the
town OF Mustaff,t twenty mAes north.
west OF Adriaaoplet that a-paaic existed
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23
Tu.G NEW Parry.
mister.

A communication from Big Mead
sws correspondent. relative to the
aew party, appears IN another column.
The Wsner OF tue aTue.e holds lInselt
nespuusiuie for tue Truth of what he
asserts. Ii Is bat supple justice that
botn sides should nave fair hearing,
as VIZ have heretofore devoted consii.
ssdble- specs to COMMUNICATIONS from
The Labor aud Ana Chinese or2anizt-
tion OF the b. Meadows. The SILVER
STATE. thC1gh- au advocate of Demo-
cratic principles, tor the reason that 1t
believes sucn principles TO be for the
best Interests Of. the community, not
the organ OF party, sect, Clique or lu-
diyldua!, and its co.umns, to REASON
able extent, are open to ail--Demoerdts,
Republicans, Greenb4ckers, Anti.
eooileites, Chinese advocates or any,
body else for the discussion or
advocacy of their peculiar teuets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23
T G LEG * a r. MIG.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Affairs at. Sitka-indians at War
with Each other Dsstroyinr
Goyernmeat Property.

VICTORIA, Be, Jan. %.
The steamer California arrived on
Sunday morning from Wrangel and
Sitka.
The people at Sitka are in dread and
fear for the waut OF protection from the
Government. They say the inh aences
OF the Alaska Fur Company Is destroy.
ing the place.
The Sltka Indians aud Hatzian In.
dams were at war when the steamer
arrived, but ceased hostilitles while she
hay there. They, however. commenced
again as soon as she left, as large mum.
5ers' were seen again. assembling in
aAslSa~aa paint and.dEess..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23

The New York san says Hayes is
known among the Indians OF the North
west us -Mau.afrald ot.hls,tltle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23

Leef's Yeast Cakes are more than
3 times chsa per than Yeast Powder
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-23

at Adrianople. The Turkish Govern
ment and garrison had Withdrawn after
exploding the powder magazines and
ammunition depots.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-04
town Of Dulcigno. The Turks lost
many prisoners, three flags and a
quantity Of provisions.
Polygamous Marriages at Salt Lake.

quantity of provisions.
Polygamous Marriages at Salt Lake.
New York, Dec. 28th. The Herald's
Salt Lake correspondent says: This
morning at 8 the Mormons began FL
ing into the Endowment House, and
by 10 o'clock the place was SO crowd
ed that the doors had to be closed.
Up to o'clock sixty-fve polygamous
marriages had been solemnized, and
as many more inpatient couples sent
off to wait their turn tomorrow and
Saturday.
The English Cabinets Encouragement to the
Porte.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2Tth.-The
Agence Russo observes that the Eng
lish Cabinet, in encouraging the Porte
to further resistance by convening the
British Parliament earlier than usual.
will compel the Russians to march on
Constantinople, causing the precise
result which it seeks to avert
Various Eastern War Items.
LONDON, December 27th.-A Bucha-
rest dispatch says: The bridge
across the Danube at Nikopolis was
destroyed by ice Wednesday. The de-
struction of the bridge at Sistova
must follow, unless it is Immediately
removed.
The weather seems to have arrested
the Russian onward movement, and it
begins to look as though the cam
paign was over for the year. The
railways are not working regularly,
and the commissariat have all they
can do to keep the troops supplied in
the camps near Plevna without in
creasing the difficulty by sending
them further inland.
A Berlin special says: Russia is
sounding the various Mediterranean
States as to their disposition relative
to the opening of the Dardanelles.
A Vienna dispatch says: 1t is sta
ted from several sides that England,
although declining to mediate, has
confidently sounded Russia as to the
terms on which she would be inclined
to make peace, and that the Russian
Cabinet has been far less reserved
than might have been anticipated.
Russia has ordered 1900 Krupp
field guns.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-04
Turks Defeated By Montenegrins.

RAGusA, Dec. 27th.-The Montene'
grins yesterday defeated a body o.
Turks occupying intrenched positions
between tile river Bojana and the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-04

IT is not on this side of the water
alone that the question Of He'll is agi-
tating the orthodog churches. All
England is talking Of two sermons
recently preached by Cannon Farrar
to immense congregations in Westmin-
ster Abbey. In these discourses the
Canon boldly avewed an utter disbe-
| lief in the doctrine of eternal torment
as commonly taught from orthodox
pulpits. "Was there any human be-
ing" he asked, worthy Of the dignity
of human being, who did not revolt
and sicken at the notion Of world of
worm and fame?' The words "Hell,"
"Damnation,n and Everlasting" be
said, ought not to stand any longer in
the English Bible, and, if the revisers
did their duty all three would be
stricken out. While he could not
preach the doctrine of universal sal
vation as a certainty, he found it sup
ported by many passages of sacred
writings, as well as taught by some
of the early fathers That vast ma
iority of the lost would finally be
found and saved he firmly believed
and unhesitatingly taught. Such Ian.
guage as this from q Canon Of the
Church Of England, standing in the
pulpit of Westminster Abbey, is d
sign Of the times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-04
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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
Shun the

"| .HLI
Every true Democrats ought to raise
his voice against the National party.
Otherwise the new bantling may elect
some members to Congress from dis,
tricts heretofore Democratic. The
next Senate will be Democratic, and
the House will also be il Democrats are
true to themselves. Suppose the Dem-
ocrats lose some members by fooling
with the Nationals, what will be the
consequence The Nationals will hold
the balance Of power and sell them
selves to the highest bidder. We can
imagine the result. Let US, then,
stand by our colors and fight the battle
under the proud old Democratic bnune.
that has so often waved over victorious
hosts aud fields 81
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19

Mepablican Defeat In Maaiae.
Matte, the home of Blaine and Hale
has, for the first time since tbs WI,
thFdwn over Radicalism, and roAied up
a handsome majority against the rerty
If robbery. The Republicans ekav
sustained q Waterloo defeat. The Dem.
ocrats aud Greenbackefs are in accord,
and together they have elected seventy
Ave members Of the Legislature, while
the Republicans have bNt s%ixty~nine.
With seyeu 70 hearfrom. tits improh.
able that The Republicans will carry all
these seven. which is necessary TO Sc.
cnre II Republican majority Of n
This mears that Mr.. CONNER will no,
warm the g~nbernatoria, chair. Neither
of the three candidates Tor Governor
will have a majority over both the
Others, and in such a contingency, the
Maine law is for the Legislature to
choose the Governor. The Democratsi
aud Greenbackers will therefore nam Q
the man. The Republicans have los
about fifteen thousand in the State OF
Mnine within the last year. A, gain of
two congressman, the Legislature and
the Governor, is the fruit in Maine.
The Republican defeat in Maine has
done more to break the back of the
monster than any other calamity that
has befalien It. Il shows that the
fostering parents Of the party are dis
guestod with their offspring. and have
resolved to stranRle it. When such an
immensely Republican State az Maine
discnrds that party, what may we ex
spect Of more conservative States?
Even Hale, one OF the great leaders
of his party. has been defeated. He is
one of the meanest men Of the party.
q bitter enemy to the South, and was
never so happy as when abusing our
section In the Halls Of Congress. He
is an able man, and was capable Of do
ing MS much harm. The South rejoices
at the overthrow Of such an enemy.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
re- ADFERTISERS:s
Geo. p. RoWeI&C Cos
SELECT LIST
Etes= 81 OPP
@ --aa 1881 &c ssszI iHs -ts
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.


Many persons susaose-this list to be
composed afsCH ZAP low price news
papers. The Catalogue states exactly
what the pai4ers are. When the name
OF a papeF: is prin ed in FULL FACE
TYPE it is in every instance the BEST.
paper in the placo. When pridted1n
roman letters II is neither the lest nor
paper. but is. usually n very SC cd
me-, Notwithstanding. The list gives
the population of ev rys own aud the
circulation Of every paper. 1T Is NOT
a COMPARATIVE LIST. 1T IS NOT
A CHEAP ELISB. NJ At, tue fsotgof the
Cataiogne for each State the simportant
towns which are nov coversd"bythe,iist
are enumerated. Is is AN HONEST
LIST. Tlerates charged for %advertis-
areharcts D I'd tth the publisher's
schedule The. price for. ene inch four
weeks III the entire list is $685.. The
regular rates OF the papers for the San e
space aud time, are S3-Ia6 %. The is
includes go newspapers, of which lt3
issued DAILY and 81 WEEBLI
They are located in So different cities
~and1owns. of Which y are State Capt.
tails, s2S placesTof over 5,Um populations
aud 444 County Seats. LIST SENT ON
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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
Onions for Yellow Fever.

A lady writes to Mayor McGill. of
Jackson, that Onions are of great value
in Ease of yellow fever. She says
some years ago when the fever appear
ed in Baltimore her grandfather ''had
an apprentice who had feared being
buried alive, went to the top of the at
tic of the house aud laid upon some
two or three bushels Of onions. In
four days he came down a we'll man.
The result was curious; in o few days
onions were used by MASKING them up
and putting on sheets and rolling the
patient up in the onions. In a few days
all were we'll. 1t certainly is EASY to
try. Have some onions cut up on
plates and place in a sick room" Z
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
Fever Near Crystal Springs.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Sept. Is, 1873.

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Sept. Is, 1873.
Editor BrookhdUen Ledger: - &
I have to report the presence of three
cases of Dry Grove fever one mile east
of this place, resulting IN the death OF
two of the children who we're stricken.
The mother of whom is lying at the
point of death. Thess parties refu
geed from Dry Grove, and had been
exposed to the disease from being in
the house where it made its appearance
first. Great conservation prevails the
town, aud the people are panic stricken.
At the last hour. our authorities have
established a strick quarantine. May
You take time by the forelock, and in>
sist upon a rigid. infeholei quarantine.
God only knows when I shall be called
upon to announce its appearance here
Reports from Dry Grove announce
thirty cases and seven deaths to-date.
Dry Grove is ten miles northwest of
here. The people for miles around
that place have abandoned homes and
crops and seem to be absorbed by the
one great idea to get without reach of
the pestilence. "'l iHia
~ Will keep you posted as to its
ravages. Hsfz * sa %ss Err j..
3 YSE 40 E g.. Fl. ABY, JR. 81.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19

.t
= JACKSON, MISS Sept. Ex-Governor
Stone has issued the following procla,
nation: r. aHHfa gsfia .tTtT @
- Whereas. The hand of af~iiction5has
been laid heavily upon onr people, and
q fearful epidemic is prevailingi IN many
portions Of tile State. carrying death,
idesolation aud despair unto hnndreds
of families. aud % - HNs ss1as x =
Whereas. NoafaIiefi has beensfound IN
human skill. and believing in the effica
cy OF prayersto Almighty God, who has
promised to help his people ! N time of
need; now, therefore, i, j. NJ Stone,
Governor of the State Of Mississippi,
do recommend that on Friday the
Goth day Of September, all Christian
people of the State repair to their re-
sp9ctive' places OF worship and offer mp
their united petition in prayer 8 God,
that He will Withdraw from our people
this terrible affection, snd that He, 10
.Hissinfnite goodness and mercy, viii
restore them to health and bring peace
TO their monrning households. n
4(6ignedD Jam. SG0NK, !.
i#rs Governor Of Mississippi.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-09-19
.,...nx. o.arunsfnc Guard.

We heard n report yesterday That O
man from Lake went To Newton, DAY
before Yesterday. and being henlted by,
4 ouarantiue officer on the outskirts Of
tom. Arefused to retrace, and made
an attempt to pass. saying that he in.
tended to go 10 town, when the gnard
drew,a pistol and shot him. killing him
almost instantly. The above needs
confirmation, and We only give 1t as q
report-whether reliable or not we can
not say IL eridian Mercury.