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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-06
DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
aud Territory for lNcoMPATIBILTry and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
t3 years experience. Fee after decree. All
lq&ters confidential. Address a. j. DFx.
TER. Atty, Rooms 8 h 9, 132 Dearborn St.,
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionable reference
given. Correspondence With the legal pro-
fession invited.
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ARTE SIAN WELLS.

HVHE UNDERSIGNED BEdS LEAVE
IL to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
TO sink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice
All orders or communications ON the sub
lect address 10 UAtnon 4 Palmer, Rattt
Mountain will ceive prompt attention.
- 9. l. OAHooN 4
Battle Mountain. 0ctobar9 ls7s' III
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A PLAN PROPOSED TO RUSSIA Ut GREAT
britain WHICH MAY AVOID TnE THREAT.
ENID wAn--AppAREsTLY vEax oNE-sIDrD
DOCUMENT.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
sIEciAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE TELEGRAx.
LONDON. May :. 1878.
A strong feeling In favor OF peace has beer growing
up In England. and It has been very generally be.
iicvcd that the vcxascus European situation would
be settled more speedily and safely by diplomacy
than by recourse TO arms. This view IS now fully
confirmed by facts. with which the people have
Just been made acquainted A plan OF the ar.
rangcmcnt which England intends to submit TO the
Car has at last been agreed upon, and II the terms
OF this compromise are accepted by Russia the war
cloud viii vanish
rgATunEs or THE ARRANGEMENT.
The arrangement in question IL separated into
nvc divisions, each OF which comprises great ana
special features. 1t Is also worthy OF remark that
the substance OF this peace proposal Is stated In
direct and pointed manner, so that no misundcr.
standing is possible.
THE FIRST DIVISION
The nrst division Of the proposed arrangement
tho details OF which nj course have not Jet been
made known, relates TO bulgaria, that province OF
European Turkey which has played Of late such an
important role In the great events OF the day. The
Powers propose that the two regions Of bulgaria
situated north OF the Balkans shall be semi-indc.
pendent. following In general the plan laid down
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

AN INSPECTION OF THE AGENCIES SAID TO
DEVELOP GREAT wRoSGs-NEz pERcEs AND
SIOUX CHIEFS CoUNsELLINa PEACE.
GDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, d. T., May :. 1878.
Indian Commissioner 4. N stebbins, OF Now Jcr-
scy, arrived to-day from inspecting tour OF Ber-
lhod and Old Fort Peck agencies. Publication OF IN
formation gathered, be SAID. would DO Injurious
to- the SERVICE aud he therefore declined
To- make IL known AZ present II Is out.
however, that ho found things IN bad
shape and tho traders carrying high handed bus
mess with tho indians. TIE indians above Baford
are fat bold and woll supplied with ammunition and
arms Mr. Stobbns lett to-duy tor Standing Rock
and the Town river agencies. Ho will come out al
Ynnkton In thirty days.
PgAcI xxIssARIEs SITTING BULLS BANDS.
The Nez Pcrccs chiefs lett this morning on a gov
crnment for Fort Burford Interpreter Clark
accompanies ihom ana expected the limo with
Thorn. The Sioux Chief Call. has returned 10 tho
British side 10 persuade moro OF his Indians to follow
his example BY surrcndering TO General Miles.
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SUSPICIOUS DEATH.
a VIRGINIA FEMALE TEACHER FOUND DEAD
~ HER ROOM WITH EVIDENCE OF ROBBERY.

VIRGINIA FEMALE TEACHER FOUND DEAD
IN HER ROOM WITH EVIDENCE OF Robbery.
CBY TkLIGRApH 10 THE HERALD
NoRpoLE, May =, 1878
Yesterday afternoon Miss S. A. stuart. formerly OF
Alexandra. Va but for sho last four years teacher OF
public school In Norfolk county, situated at Zon's
Church, on Lambcrs's Point road, was found
dead upon the noor Of her apartment. over
the school room. Az thrce o'clock p n.
three negro women to lcavc the
school building, and soon after negro girl called
tho residence OF Mr. W. r. Caps, near by, and told
his vito that Aiss stuart was dangerously III. Mira
Clpps Immediately hurried TO tho houso, bot arrived
late 10 ana the sucror the vital spark Ind al
ready fled.
WAS SHE PofsoxKp9
The bo1y was lying upon the floor 10 al almost nueo
state. and upon the bod found pocket book open
empty. IL u evident that tho thrco.negro women
who leave the house druggcd anu then
robbed her, marks Of violence could DO found
upon tho body and search showed that the money
had taken. iurtber Invest alton revealed the
TACT that several articles OF furniture
Ing.
A yRUIrLEss INQUEST.
An Inquest Was held. tut IL tailed TO bring 10 light
any further particulars The three sus pcctcd
st At large, but ovcry effort viii be 10 clear
up the mystery ana bring tho guilty oDos 10 justice
Miss stuart Was very highly esteemed Tor her many
virlucA
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FOR THE "BRoKEN BANKER"
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Roger y. stcmbei United States Navy,
Professor Francis A. waikor OF Yaio College, Colonel
Alexander PIPER OF West Poini, and cx-Cougressunn
7. L. Woodbridge, Of Vermont. are at tho Finh
Avenue. General +. c. waitha, Of Mississippi, Is al
tho New York. Alfred q. Baker. President OF tho
National Board OF Fro Underwriters, Is At tho Hon
man. Siilson Huschins OF ST. Louis, IA at the Gsey.
General John G. Robinson, Of Binshamtou, Is Al the
Coleman. William Bliss, General Manager Of the
Boston and Albany Railroad, is al tho brunswick
Ex-Governor J. b. Page, Of Vermont, Is ut the 80
Nicholas. Lieutenant W. Goodwin, United States
Navy. ig NJ tho Aston
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w. s. O'BRlEN'S WILL.

SAY FRANCISCO, May I. 1875.
Tho Will Of w. s. 0'Drcn was flied In tho Probate
Court to day. Tho estate Is sworn to as icss than
so,o0oO 900 J. G. Flood and tho tostatof's nephew,
James " Coleman, we're appointed executors WITHOUT
bonds All Of tho estate, except Nevada Bank stock,
will DO converted Into cash. and alter pay.
ment OF debts will DO divided oilows:ro tho tc.
tatori nephcwr. J. V Coleman ami James and William
IyBrion McDonoush, ana 10 his ncccs Celia ana isa
bella Coleman, Agnos McDonough ana Mary Pauline
O,Briou $500 900. To tho Catholic orphan Asylum Of
san Rafael aud tho Catholic and Protestant orphan
asyums IN THIS city 100000 $780, 900 and $50 00U
spcctivciy. Tho rcsiauc OF tho estate 10 DO divided
onuaIiy between the sisters OF tho deceased, Mario
Cocman anu kato McDonouGb.
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by the San steIano treaty. under the rule OF

by the San SteIano treaty, under the rule OF o
Russian prince.
SOUTH OF THE sALKASs
The southern portion OF Bulgaria shall remain to
great extent under the authority OF the sultan The
northern area which Is to be coded has been Tor
some time past semi-independent, although nomi
naly under the rule OF the Turks
THE SECOND DIVISION. ~ X,
The second division OF the arrangement is next
offered for consideration. II relates solely 10 the
Asiatic compensation, which, 1t Is proposed. shall
be reduced to minimum The subject OF Asiatlc
compensatons has been troublesome one. and
has given rise to many wide dvcrgcncies OF opin.
ton, but the ethod OF settlement here offered Is
sufficiently clear and simple even Tor the Car
THE THIRD DIVISION.
The third division provides that the troublesome
question OF the Straits shall remain In staiu quo
Thus 1t is again proposed to postpone this danger
Gus issue. leaving Russia shut out from the Mcdi-
terranean as before. This would, under sitting
OF the Congress, be imperative Tor Russia
THE FOURTH DIVISION.
A"o souA Va uisiSiou touSucS u ucuCuto iSsuts uuC
that cannot be easily decided upon 1t demands
dennitiye settlement OF the war indemnity, re-
garding which. it Is TO be feared, Russia will be
apt to disagree with the views OF all rvais-most
OF all England.
THE FIFTH DIVISION.
Under the Nth division It Ii proposed that both
Thessaly and Epirus SHAH be accorded the right Of
selrgovernment, thus securing Tor them the pro-
lection OF Europe and their national independence.
HOW BOTH NATIONS MAY YIELD.
II these propositions meet with favorable re-
ccption at St Petersburg it will be added sup
Elemental article that the withdrawal OF the brit
ish fleet and the Russian troops shall take place
simultaneously. this mutual concession to follow
the signing OF the protocol on the basis skctched
ont above The question Of the Congress would
then be resumed.
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THE cAMERoN-sHERMAN NUPTIALs.
ARRIVAL OF WEDDING GUSTS IN cLEyT-
LAND SECRETARY SHERMAN AND GENERAL
SIBERIAN wELcoxED DIX BUSINESS MEN AND
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


VETERANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CLRvELASp, Ohio, May z, 1878.
Al halipast two o'clock this afternoon special
Fain arrived on the Cleveland and Pasburg Railroad,
having on board the distinguished wedding guests
from Washington and the Southwest. There were
Secretary JOAN sherman. wife and daughter; General
W. T. Sherman, General 5. Van vhc,, Mrs Colonel
J. e. Audenrod and Miss higgins. Al the sumo time
the Cincinnati train drew up In the Union Depot. apd
from among It's passengers stepped forth Mira Colonel
Moulton. OF Cincinnati and Mrs. n H. Granger, Of
GAINESVILLE. In waiting Tor tho Two parties wcrc
Senator James Donald Cameron, Miss Lizzie sherman
this ddnete) Mr.. Henry Sherman, Mr.. und Mrs. Col
gate Hoyt and large number Of other people. The
welcome extended most cordial, aud Senator
Cameron was rendered tho congratulations Of the
entire company. TIC Washington party wcre driven
ID tho Kounard House. During the AFTERNOON
some leading business men called. Tho visitors
included admirers OF Secretary Shcrman's 6nan-
cisl policy, and few OF General Shcrmaus OH SOL
dicrs. IL the ovcnin: tho company enjoyed drive
about tho city, aud called Judge AID Henry sher
man and other near friends
MORE ARRIVALS.
This evening" Samuel w,,; H. Barr q Har
ps sSsds ono s0' Of ~. ushsls ssveS
Senator Cameron expects several OF his personal
Wsyus Nsvssn Mr. anu M@s M.cormos ME- and
Mrs. r. A. Lamberton, Mr. ID. Mccormick, Mr.. J. n.
Duoarry; Mr. and Mrs George .Wis.er aud
l. Mrs. Clifford Smith. Ex-senator Simon Cameron
concluded not 10 come, but Miss Cameron ana Miss
Burnside w.i be OF tho party Tomorrow. Mr. John
Sherman, brother OF Miss Lizzie Sherman, arrived
from New Mexico Senator Cameron tonight tslo.
grAphed Colonel Fred. Grant and vito to DO sure TO
come.
MILITARY noNoRs.
All the city miiItary will turn out Tomorrow In
honor OF General sherman u was expected be would
review tho cadets at Western Reserve College, OF
Hudson, To-day, but tho tram, beng on special tc
could not stop. On Thursday morning General Shcr-
wall reviow Brooks school cadets In this city at
tho solicitation oil Colonel X. 9. Parsons OF the Cicve
land Herald
WEDDING PREPARATIONS.
Tho concluding Wedding preparations arc now
goiag rapidly forward. II has been decided. In add
Lon 10 the 10ra decorations in ST. PuuPs Church 10
have mag ninccnt arch oil vines and flowers at the
entrance door
nopKFuL FINANCIAL VIEW.
Secretary Sherman, speaking OF tho national
finances, stated that he allowed 10 continue on
without interference he would bring about resump-
tior OF specie payment Ut tho time specified without
causing the least embarrassment thereby ~ business
men.
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CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS.

FAY FRANcisc0. Nay I. 1878
A number Of city elections wcro held throughout
tho staio yesterday Al Redwood CITY, Nevada
CITY and san Lcandro tho work ingmcn
made coan sweep nni elected most
OF their ticket At Hiywards. Alameda, Giiroy,
stockton amt woodland. tie ciuxens' ticket. was
mostly successful the woIkin. men clccliny
Que or two Candidates ouly rhe State Ccn-
trail Committee OF tho workingmon's party to.
day issued address TO the people OF tho
state, dcpysing kearocy from the rmanship 81
the comniltcs rccitlng charges OF fraud corruption
and insanity against HIM, ami calling upon
the workingmcn to rcnouncc their allegiance TO tho
arch agator in favor VI proper organization OF Tho
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A NURSES CRIME.
SIZE DnEAKs THE NICK OF AN mt, CAUSING
INSTANT DEATH


INSTANT DEATH.
[Dy TELEoBArn TO rnE HERALD
RKiDsyILLE, NJ G., May Z. 1873
A most arocious case OF child murder BY = negro
nurse occurred yesterday near Madison. Amanda
nosoton, q negro girl, was employed by u wcli-todo
colorcd man named Anthony Dalton, nurse iake
care oil bis children. SEQ had taken his youngcst
child, an infant just ablc to walk. some distance
from tho house, where Tor soino cause unknown
she whipped u 10 cruel anu hcariiess
tell us mother, which outraged Amaa
da that she soixed u BY the mock, and, giving u
sudden wrench broke tho neck. In moment more
tho child was n corpse. Tho mufdcrcss was arrested,
AMI will be tried ~ Went worth. the county seat, this
week. Tor The murder Of fhc infant.
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MAILS FOX EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssnia, Tor Queenstown and Liver.
pool ard 81 L,urcnt, for Havro. win sail from this
port on Wednesday.
Tho mails for Europe will close at tho Post once ~
scven and for France direct at eight o'clock A ~
The Ngw YORK Naturalization Tor Europe-wili
DO ready a. hai.past SIX O'Clock In the morning
single copics in wrappers Tor mailing. six centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-08

TAMMANY COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
An adjourned session Of tho Special Committee Of
twenty. throe appointed by the rammany Committee
on Organization was held yesterday afternoon At tho
Fourteenth StrceI wigwam. Tho meeting lasted over
two hours and was conducted with closed doors.
Comptroller Kelly presided. general discussion
sued tho propsr to be adopted IN securing
success th3 next election. ~ Is understood
that sevora! members Of the General Committee who
did exhibit perfect loyalty IN No last campaign
will be polied to 'stcp down and out boforc the
tail contest This special committee 10 empowered
70 discipline those suspected OF uniath fuiness.
Alter bearing reports as to the condition OF tho
party tho various Assembly districts tho noosDg
ndiournCn
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MURDERER CAPTURED.

COLUMBUS Ca. Nay :, 1s7a
Dr. II. L. Palmer, the murderer OF w. 4. Salisbury,
banker ana proprietor Of the Enquirer ana Sun news.
papers In this city. was captured Monday alter.
noon IN Russell county, Ala, nvc milcs from Colum-
bus by two farmers, and 10 now In that county jsil
A re- ward oil 81, $50 is offered for him.
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PROSPECTS OF COMING TROUBLE.

DEADwooD, ID. T.. May 7, 1878.
Frank Gruard. General Crooks chiof scout and
guide, with q detail OF eleven men from tho Filth
cavalry. arrived hcro yesterday. They from
Fort Mckinney In quest OF gang OF horse thieves,
who were tracked within forty miles OF ths pace.
the trail lost Gruari states that inormn-
toe gained from Struggling bands Of friendly Indians
Ii 10 the onact that portion al Sitting Bulls band
had crossed the limo tho United Statcs and
he thought very likely that the lndians would DO
worry troublesome during tho coming summer IN the
Vicinity OF tho Upper Missouri
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TO BE HANGED.

IsDrASAroLrs, Ind, May ., 1873.
Tho suprcmcscour this morning sustained the
oc,,on OF tho lover court in tho case OF william
Grccnicy, tho murderer >wno 10 under sentence to DO
hanged ncxt Friday, and his execution VIII takc pncc
on that day nj NOON unless Executive cicnency il Va.
terposcd toward which strong efforts arc being madc
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KILLED ON HE RAILS.

INK TELEcBApn TO THE HERALD.1
RoSDour, N. Y, May Z, 1873
Thomas Gorham. brakeman on q Waikiki Valley
Railroad train, Tell while making jump from .
booso 20 fat cur, noar Shnvsngunk to-day. His leg
fell on the track and tho train passed a. break
ins 10 IN two places. Ho brought to CITY and
Al, a about o'clock.
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FAIR PLAY.

II TOW doses Of proprietary medicine falls to
fnaiady for which l. sdvcrtsod seek physician
and contcntcdy take his routine prescriptions for onsh
though thoy receive benefit Il thIs fair sup
traveller and road
tosn twenty miles distant aud.
goiny miles, concludes abandon tha
cause he The town ~ lost coai any be
blamed but hinsoI Tho family medic
by K. V. Pierco, NJ D.. OF Buffalo, n Y, are Z
safe certain lor the various diseases
tor which thss immerded. Ills GOLDEN
MhpfrAL DIscovsRY has iaug been this standard
ruu.dy the rcr0fus bronchitis
liver comp ant skin diseases aud 81.
Of the blood. ~hc DR.. sage. Catsrrh Refine y In
connecon with th. Dncovery elects speedy aud perfect
81 the most at.d catarrhal affection For
the diseases aud weaknesses peculiar
regarded Tho katie aud freely
used ~th but exceptional bcu~nL rh. attending
the OF Dr. Pisrcos Favcre Prescript Induced the
Doctor 80 sell unGcr botiy. guarantee 10 TITS
class Of diseases afflicted do delay hesitate to
a. see Picics's Mrmorsniam Books given away all
drus ri,tA
A.-FoR SALT RnEuM, RiSuwoRN, TETrER.
pios biot.hcs piles wounds ucers NO
sALIk's suLvaUM-TAR soar.
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Patrick Darby, Of No 7 Walton street, Brooklyn.
caused tho arrcsi OF his son Michael, twenty-five
years old. on Monday sight on a charge OF stealing
his horsc.
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MIDNIGHT WEAIIIE REPORT.

NAa DEPARTMENT,
OFrlcE CnhF sicSAL OsvIcsR
WASHINGTON, May 81 A. NJ
Iadcdtona
For tho Lower Lake region, Middle States and New
England, cooler. westerly winds. partly cloudy
weather. slight changes In pressure aud temperature,
and numerous hight rains
For tho South Atlantic and Coll States, Tennessee
and the ohio Valley warmer uthaesicrly winds,
iaIliug barometer. increasing cloudinexs aud light
rains.
Tor tho Upper Mississippi and Lover Missouri
valleys ana upper lake region, falling followed by
rising barometer. increasing northerly Winds partly
cloudy and clearing cooler wcaiLer
tho rivors will generally TALL somewhat.
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TIE BISHOP MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1878.
Tho Camden, N J., Grand Jury to-day found uus
bin OF indictms MT against Emma Boihe Tor poisoning
the bishops. near Berlin.
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SUPPOSED MURDERER ARREST ED.

Coopsnrowx, N. Y, may Z, 1878.
Brescnham, tho supposed murderer OF Michael Dal-
ton. vas this morning Iodgcd In Canton J, 10 await
the action OF tho Grand Jury.
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STOLE HIS FATHERS HORSE.

Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year ...................... 65,
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rus WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show tho changes In tho
Temperature tor the past twenty -our hours IN com.
parson with the corresponding dato OF last ycar AZ
Indicated by tho Thermometer al Huinul's pharmacy
iii. Nh \
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THE ARMSTRONG MURDER


PHILADELPHIA, May T. 1873
II 10 understood that tho Camden IN. ~ Grand
Jury fourd truo bills oi indictment to-day against
botb Hunter and Graham for tho murder OF John NJ
Armstrong Tho trial OF HuEtcr commences on Mon.
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NEw PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW wonk ON OZoSE srSr fKnr. ADDKfs~l
N i'roessW PAINE. Peabody iiotai. fhiaisiphia
fNv TRUE AM FALSE rRosrRArfUS.-aEw EDL
Otion Of tho philosophy of Marriage Address sEgHs.
TNKy. Museum OF Anatomy. cas- broadway. New yashN
fgoc. 2Sc stanpA
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BUlLlNtEk.
Tho mos, delicious 'Dnr" WYE in the market
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP fOR CASH
AT fIIk METROPOLITAN
jon PEfNiINS OFFICE.
~ ANN NJ.
The THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF Tng
HERALD BUILDING TO LIT, SUITABLE FOH LAW,
BANKING INSUIANCr uk ANY L1Gtir BUSINESS
PURPOSES aPPLy IN THE COUNTING ROOM Ur
TIE 1fkWALD.
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LAuRENT.RiclIARD COLLECTION.

LAuREST.RIcilaRD COLLECTION
80 nsst class modern
PAf>ifNGs,
q OLD PAINTINGS
mako no this rcmsrs sbie collection.
SALB AT THE uOrEL DKDuOr. ROOMS q AND q
on I'll uKsDAy. Esd: FRIDAY, zsth. and SATURDAY
10th NAY. ls7s.
st2P.M
on VIEW.
rhvaio Tuesday Ait May Public. wcdnc.tay I'D Nsy
rrom / 80 r. N 10 .3oPM
Auctloneer, ~ CHARLES PfLLET,
10. Hue do 10 Gran 4. iistciicrc. 10
Experts tor the modern paintings;-- -
~. DURAND.KuEL. ~. utONsES PETfr.
~, Rue Lcpsetisr 7. Rue ~ oc3rgeA
Experts Tor tho old paintnss:-
NJ FFRAL. %, Rue du faubuufg Montm srsrs.
dyxhom the Catalogue may TO had
MODERN PAINTINGS
5Corot. ! Dsubgny I Trctas
Courbet Frvnicntln. fcttsn Konsn
1couturo. ! tsabov. hoybcl
Dccnmps. Jnng KIND ~ 10 ho1sseea
SDclscroix. IN Jmclue. Iroto
~ Diax. Nartlhst Issssert
81. Duprc y he.ssonnicr lism
OLD PAINTINGS.
Chardiu Fraxonard Guardi. Van 4oyen. Heda, David
IIssm nil. Dcbueouft. rsuxs Noacheron. Van do
Nrer Sal suysfssl. Nile Meyer PrudhVn Van der foeA
1.niers. wtepix. cromos Jr.. Raconrn.
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ENGLAND'S PEACE PLAN.

The weather yesterday was dull.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-05

NEW YORK, May 4.
Gold, steady at 1Ooas Carrying rates 4D1h per
cent. Borrowing rates fat at per cent
Governments steady.
Railroad bonds strong and higher.
State bonds dull.
The stock narxet which was lower in the morning
was strong during the afternoon, with increased &C
tons IL Northwestern The books for the annual
election OF Northwestern closed at 3 P. NJ. to-day
During the morning there considerable DISPOSE
ton to sell the stocks the theory that they would
go of, but the day drew to close there quite
q sharp demand for them at advancing prices. The
common, which sold down to so in the morning, adj
vanced to So and after frequent fluctuations closed
at 51%, and preferred rose to ~. The amount of
stock at the transfer Office to-day large, and it
was generally believed that Union Pacific and other
interests represented by Dillon, Bows Scott had
cured majority. st. Paul common advanced to 5OM
preferred to 74s Lake Shore to 62, Wabash to Is
Kansas Pacific to 8h, and Morris Il Essex to 1875
G. G. G. Il I. declined to rs, and Panama to 1887
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy was offered down to
101h, seller go, but finally sold at 1925 regular.
The transactions aggregated $1,000 shares of
which IA 800 Lake Shore, 600 Wabash 400
Northwestern common, 2,700 Northwestern pre-
ferred, II, 200 st. Paul common, 300 st. Paul pre-
ferred, Il, 800 Lackawanna 1,700 Michigan Central,
5000 Western Union, 900 Erie, and 10000 New York
Central.
Money 205 per cent, closing at 2012h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 41a06 per cent.
Customs receipts, $2l3,00o. The assistant treas
Sterling, quiet; long Sc; short Ssh.
The following were the closing uuOtatous.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-05
SPECIAL MAItKET BULLETINS

Received by the "Globe" During Yesterday.
Especial kilograms to the Globe.l
CHICAGO May $3.50 A. M.-Beerbohn weak tone
and penny lower. Liverpool six pence lower.
Weather brilliant in England. Wheat and maize ir-
regular and tending downward. Weather cool here.
News pacific. New York very bearish.
CHICAGO, May I'll 100 A. M.-Receipts, one hum
dred and thirty cars of wheat, six hundred corn.
Light trading and operators disposed to throw up
trades over Sunday. More disposition to sell the
May option. Feeling greatly changing to belief in
peace.