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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14

All the above work at prices reduced to suit
the times. Come and sec for yourselves.
Independence, la, May Is. ~.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14
Reduced Prices,

Feed Grinding done; Feed kept on hand fol
sale.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14
ALCOHOL AS A BEVERAGE.

A Lecture on the Physical Effects of AL
cOhOl when Taken into the Stomach,
Delivered at the Congregational Church,
Under the Auspices of the Blue Ribbon
Temperance Union, April 25th, 1878, by
DIR. II. .. DOckham, of QuasquetOn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14
Tlle 16nlltti'l,

Legal and Official Advertisements, One Dollar
per square for the first, and Fifty Cents per
square for each subsequent insertion, up to
four insertions. A square is equal to ten lines
of Brewer type, or eight lines of Nonpareil,
the type of this paper.
Business Cards of six lines, or less, 5000 a
year.
Marriage, Death and Religious Notices insert
ed without charge. Obituary Notices ten cents
per line.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14

NoTE.-The above report shows an
average daily attendance greater by ~
than the report for the corresponding
month of last year, and IS greater than
two wears ago,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14
BIachsmithing.

Plows Repaired, Horse Shoeing by an Expe
rienced Workman, General Job Work.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14
ATTORNEYS.
HI. w. HOLMAN,
FRANK ID. JACKSON
O, NJ. GILLETT

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA Special attention given to Collections. VI
flee over Chicago Clothing House.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB.
N lie. Office in Osgoods building, up stairs,
next to the river.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.

-----"------- -
The Report Of the Independence Public
Schools for the Month ending
May 81, 1873.
WV EInEN Sunariptondapt
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14

T Aw, ,CONVEY,ANCING, WAR CLAIM AND
IL Land Agency Office. Office in First Nation
al Bank building, INDEPENDENCE Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-06-14

Machinery Repaired, Lathe work Of every de-
scription, Drilling and Fitting. Corn Plow
ShOvels speciality.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
Tur DTTIEs NOT FAITHFULLY PAID.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsnISGTos, Thursdal

WASIiINGTON, thursday, hIHH o' 1870
The House Committee on Elections dismissed, to-day,
the case OF Mr. Lynch colorcd Republican, against MI
Chalmers OF Mississippi, the sitting member.
The House Military Committee agreed to-day 70 Mr.
papnino,s ne Army reorganization bill and II VIII DC
rcnOrtcd for action at the next call OF the committee
The Senate Committee Patents to-day heard argu
ment from T. W Page Of NcwYork In opposition to the
proposed extension o the patent or JOhh u buseH' VI
Indiana for a clover pulling machine
Rear Admiral Rodgers, superintendent OF the Unlted
States Naval Observatory, has made proper arrange
men for observing the transit OF Mercury the 9th Of
NAV and Washing gtOn time signals VIII be sent thToiRh
ont the United from the LIST 10 the lot Oh My
for tho use o: and others engaged III oo
serving the transit
The United States Consul at Copenhagen sends to the
Department reply TO the recent trade circular
NJ the Secretary The imports OF Denmark largely ex
ceed the imports, and mainly from Germany ana
Great Britain The chief imports from the United
statcs are Indian corn agricultural implements sewing
machines hardware tobacco. petroleum ana cotlon
goods and come the most part through Germah auu
Ifitsh agents. The trade Is very Limited All lcIeusSu
market for American manufactures eau DO best DfOSh
about by advertising. by commercial actVly, anu ~
Altering lrscaks goods at rates good or better tn
English ana Cohupcnta ma"""''''' N' "'i'
them.
The United States Commercial Agent nt Gabo0n re-
morris TO the Department of State that the knowledge OF
the Congo or Livingstone River derived from stanleys
d,coyers Is already bearing practical fruit English ms
onares have followed the course OF the river 10 the ns
OF rapids, aud are about 10 eHtapisn h aed
form Of slave traffic still exists between that region
tba prtupese Island st Thomas and Princess through
the former agents OF the slave raae cam
tired brig with over 100 men, women anu ehiiurG o d
hoard Ia miserable condition. who had Deen ca'rSa r
and shIpped near st. Paul as free laborers. no
,, 81 slaye trade sti xiss, and II not carefully
,wYatcbed will find means 10 revive and increase.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
A REPUBLICAN COUNCIL.
GATHERING OF BOTH ELEMENTS OF THE rA"ii
FOR 4 FRIENDLY TALk
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBUNEi

y
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEi
WAsRIyGToN April 4.-Members OF the hepuoh,
can National Committee and the old Congressional
Republican Committee met this evening at 'ie
office of the Secretary Of the Senate at the Capto
General John 4. Logan presided. Among others
there were present ex-Secretary Chandler; hcpro-
sentative Hale, of Maine; Mr.. Gorham and Repre-
sentative Page, of California; Senator Dorsey OIL
Arkansas: ex-senator West, of Louisiana; Repre-
sentative Foster of Ohio William E. Chandler OF
New-Hampshrc; aud Representatives. STRAIT f of
Minnesota. Sinnickscn, of NeW-Jersey' Nai'' Vi
Connecticut, and IIubbell OF Michigan.
The object of the meeting was to have SORT Oh
free talk about the present condition OF the kepuo-
can party ard its prospects, and especially 10 TAKE
some action looking to the prosecution Oh
the political campaign during the coming Fan
Several of those present criticised the pohey
of the President very severely, denounced MS ac-
ton in regard to the South, his management OF Inc
Civil Service and his failure to RECOGNIZE tHe hc-
publicans who had carried the burdens ot the party
ipon their shoulders. The 0ulv thing accomplished
was vote to ask the Republicans IN Congress 70 re-
organize the Congressional Committee ana 10 pegn'
| the work of the Fall campaign.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
CONTENTION IN ROUMANIA.

The unintclligible rumOrs rccently current
OF Cabinet crisis Bucharest explained by letter
from that city dated April !. tecgrlphcd here from
Vienna II seems that while the people and Legislature
are unanimously opposed TO Russia. there is strong
snspcon that Prince Charles and his Cabinet are pre-
parcd TO consent cesOn Of Brssarabia ana mad
really agreed with Genera. Ignaticf IN this sense but
found The feeling In opposition SO strong that hey feared
"A revolution N they proceeded with the scheme. Tie
pro- party, continues the letter, s OF course,
autEAusiTan, aud circumstlnces must determine
Wheeler tho Cabinet Will carry ont the Will Of the Nation
or throw the msclycs into the arms Oi Russia.
TEs explanation is partly confirmed by the fact that
Uucaicst t-legrlma are very undecided IN tone. one
published in London this morning says; The Govern
inent seeking 10 alay the unnecessary ana lmpouc
excitement over the Bc.saralidn question:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
HONORS TO BAYARD TAYLOR.

BRILLIANT DINNER AND sERENADE.
PROMINENT MEN OF ALL CLASSES UNITING TO HONOR
THE NEW MINISTER TO GRRMANY-ADDREssEs
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. BAYARD TAYLOR
MAYOR ELY. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, EDWARDS
PrggREPoNT, GEORGE II. BOXER, DR. BELLOWS
JUDGE DAVIS, WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS, TX.
GOVERNOR sALoMoS, AND OTHERS.
A dinner was given to Bayard Taylor in this city,
last evening, in which very many Of the lead.
ing citizens of New-York and prominent men
from other cities took part. William Cullen
Bryant, presided and made the opening address,
Mr. Taylor's response was greeted with the
warmest enthusiasm. Addresses were also
made by George William Curtis. Edwards
Piorrepont DIR. Bellows, Mayor Ely. Will
liam Walter Phelps, Ex-Governor Solomon,
W. ID. Howels. Judge Davis, Samuel l.. Clemens.
and others. Letters Of regret were read from many
Of the most famous authors of tho country, and
other leading men. A screnade was given to Mr..
Taylor by German citizens.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1873.

regard to the arrest of Mr. NOyes. president OF the
Capitol Life Insurance Company. He has oeen
waiting for important information from New-haveh
before asking the Senate to act upon TINS question:
Senator Eaton says that Judge Cartier OF the s"-
preme Court of the District might have extradlteI
Mr. Noycs, even if the writ of habeas corpus had
been issued but he holds that this fact does not I'd
the least excuse the detectives for the manner IN
nr,r, ~ tho iond he SAYS would have held Mr..
Moves responsible if he had turned upon those WHO
arrest ed him and shot them both.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05

THE ICE IN THE NORTH BREAKING UP-ANAitl'
BEGINNING TO DE FELT FOR ACTION By CON
GnEss.
IBY TELEGRArH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WAsmNGToN April 4.-The friends and promoters
of the Hovgate Arctic Exploring Expedition are be-
coming uneasy on account of the delay of Congress
in taking action in the matter. Very little doubt Is
felt by them that when the bill making an appro-
priation necessary TO fit ont the expedition Is
brought up in the House 1t will pass without serious
opposition but the element of time quite as ncces-
sary 10 the success of the enterprise as money! is be-
ing squandered in n way which seems to Indicate
that Congressmcn are not aware OF Its Importance
Reports from Labrador and other high Northern
ATTITUDES confirm the opinions OF weather experts
at home, that 10 season 50 favorable TO northern
evnloroton has occurred for thirty years. Owing to
the warm Winter just past, comparatively little ice
was formed. and this is now supposed to be break
ing up. drifting South and melting. European
steamers report having encountered icebergs much
earlier this season than for many years before. San
gune hopes are based on these facts that if the ex-
pcdton can get away from shores by the 25th Of
July leaving Disco about the 18th of August,
no difficulty will be experienced in seaming
directly north az far as Lady Franklin Bay, about
$50. nearly rs far as the highest point reached by
any former expedition. Should these hopes be
realized and base Of supplies be established IN that
vicinity during the coming Summer, its friends say
the ultimate success of the expedition under the
well-consdered plans on which it Is TO be conducted
would be certain.
The bill appropIatng $50, 900 for This expedition
is in the hand, OF Congressman Willis, Of Ncw-iork,
10 whom as Subcommittee. the matter was re-
ferred by Tie House Naval Committee This gentle
man gave the subject careful study and made very
favorable report UpOn IT. which was adopted ~ TIE
full committee and presented to the House.
The same report was also adopted by the
Senate Naval Committee, and Conu"ssmen
generally who have been heard TO express
opinions on the subject favorable to the project
Every day between the present time and the last
OF July later than winch the expedition ought not
TO start is Of great consequence 20 the proper ar
Tangemont of details, and If the appropriation was
even available, the time would be none 100
purchase supplies The promoters OF this expedition
are very much in hope that Mr.. Willis VIII bring
the measure forward in the early part OF next week,
# not before.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
NOT DERAYGED AFTER ALL.
MR. JOHN L. vANCE's QUEER PERFORMANCES SAID
TO BE OF SERIOUS CHARACTER.
TPI pcp IPU To TIE TRIBUxEJ

l..
TO BE OF A SERIOUS CHARACTER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUxEJ
WAsH1xGToy, April 4.-Ex-Congressman Vmce's
performances in this city during the past Win
fer turn out TO have been worse than sup
posed last night. The excuse of partial insanity,
set up by his friends, is now known TO be only a
ruse to break the force of the discoveries made
II seems that when he was visiting here last Win
ter he was in the habit of going into several promi
nent book stores where he was well known during
the time that he was a member of the House. He
often appeared at these stores before the propIetors
came in, in the morning, and had the
freedom of the rooms. During all this time
valuable books were missed, and every means
was taken to detect the thief or thieves,
but no one, for moment, suspected Mr.
Vance. Finally he was detected by accident by one
of the dealers and measures which were successful
were taken TO trace the books he had stolen. No
movement was made to expose him, as at the time
of the discovery he had started home.
Several efforts were made to induce him 10 settle
and his attempts to evade these demands convinced
those interested that he did not intend to make any
settlement His friends were then informed that
tho matter must be arranged. The value of books
taken. and the methods by which they pur-
loiued, were such as to make out clear case OF
grand larceny He had agreed with some of his
friends to come here and arrange the whole matter,
but instead of that concOcted the plan by winch the
story of foul dealing would get abroad, and then
abscOndcd
A general press despatch states that intimate per-
soDal friends of ex-CoDgressman Vance III this city
are responsible for positive statement that there is
no truth whatever, in the report that he eloped with
the wife of a music teacher in Ohio. The denial. so
far as the lady is concerned is based upon their per-
sOnal knowledge of her recent movements.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
DEFICIT IN THE ENGLISH REVENUE.

TIE ANNUAL REVENUE STATEMENT MADE-iAAhs
TO BE INCREASED.
LONDON, Thursday, April 4. 1873.
Sir Stafford NOrthcote, in explaining the
Budget in the House of Commons tonight, stated that
the revenue for 1s77Is7S had been s79,763.2oS.
and expenditures a7s,903495. The surplus for the
past year was consequently 2559s03. OF the 10000
600 vote R3 900 had been actually expended, ana
some further liabilities incurred. The surplus was thus
converted into A deficit OF a2G4O,000. To meet this
deficit and further liabilities, the Government had
applicd a75OOcO Of the surplus revenue and Issued
excheQuer bonds for R2750000, running for one year
ony They thus began the year with temporary
debt OF a275O,OO0 Tho estimated deficit for 1873
1879 was a15G0OOO This does not include any
provision for the redemption OF Treasury bonds or Tor
further liabilities 100000 OF which had been incurred
for The army and 900 for the navy, which would
have to be met by supplementary estimates. Ihey i-
thor estimated the OF calling out the reserves
at 100000, which allowed Tor heir bclnE uuue' hih
three months They estimated the expense ~hlch
would have Ia be incurred for new dochyaIus ana
labor AZ 100000. thus raising the supplementary es-
innate, TO g1OOOOO0 or &l,JOOoUO. All Ihe-e OK tA,
urusss combned showed total dehcit OF R9,3OO,OOO
ar 500 500 They proposed TO meet during the ples-
ent wear the deficit ordinary expenditures, the sup
Elementary estimates, and some portion OF Tue QUO
Standing debt for Treasury bonds For THIS purpose
they proposed tn increase tho Income TAX tH9
pence on the pound, which they tstnateu WOuu
produce 23OOO,OOO; To Increase thc ioDaVy99
duty 4 pence per pound. which they estimated would
produce G7jOOOO, and To increase me dog TAX IN ilu
ner estimated tO produce 4loOooo but ths! piuOseu
m some allowance in the assessment ot the income
tax for deprecItOn ia the value ol machinery siol ~
grant exemptions from uonto ~ III pai ~ Ia
cumstances These reductions would cause lOss OF
4 20 600. Thus about 4 &l5JOOC) OF "a aG,nclt wouIl ne
left 20 the next year The Chancellor tr'teu tHa
the House and county would receive TINS statement IN
tbe samo nunincent manner IN which the late calls Of
the Government had been responded TO- lCheers'I
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NEwBURG, n. Y, April Philip Phenix's steam
MONTREAL. April 4.-Nitro-glycerine has been
nceessly used IN breaking up Ice In the shadows OF tho
ST. Lawrence opposite this CITY,
HELENA Mont. April 4.-Thirty-ive hundred
ounces W reorted gold, valued at $4,000. received
here from Penobsc0t Wednesday.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, April 4.-Edward Williams, q
ranch Canadian, by An express a
bridge near Pottsdam and instantly killed, last night.
HELENA, Mont, April 4.-Thomas Conroy fore.
man Of the Penobscot Nine fell down the shaft
and received injuries from which ho died during the night
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
lnr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rEmrxE.l

SENATOR'S.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON April 1.-SCnatOr Matthews made
another strong speech to-day against the Judiciary
Committees Sinking Fund Bill He evidently
influenced to speak again 10y the threats and nsinua
tiOns of Senators Edmunds and Thurman and
the references 10 him by Senator Chrstiancy
and others in regard to the insinuations that I'M
proper influences were being used TO pass or defeat
special bills. Mr.. Matthews asked for definite
statements He said he thought such remarks were
calculated if not intended 10 throw cloud OF slls-
picOn on the managers of railroads as though they
were public enemies. He treated Mr.. Edlnunds and
Mr.. ChI1stancy with great dignity, but he censured
them severely.
Mr.. Christiaucy, as usual interrupted him at every
step.
Mr.. Matthews took up the arguments OF the sup
porters Of the judiciary Committees bill and spoke
with great force. lie said the claims of the Govern
ment were 10 higher than those of an individual !;
that the Government in making itself a party TO the
contract dvested itself of its sovereign capacity
and became no more than the other party to the
contract; and that the bill Of the Judiciary
Committee practically proposes 10 take private
property for public purposes, which is contrary to
law He asserted that this was not legislative
Jurisprudence as claimed by Senators Christiancy
and Edmunds, but legislative strategy intended to
override and reverse the decision of the Supreme
Court. When he finished his speech he said he
would withdraw his bill 10 enable direct vote to
be taken on the committees bill.
Senator Chaliee spoke afterwards, and Senator
Bayard has the floor for tomorrow.
Senator Thurman had hoped 10 be able to reach
vote to-day, but he saw II was Impossible. 1rODa-
bly no vote can be had tomorrow.
During Mr.. Chaffees speech, there were several
Interruptions and at one time there was sharp
spurt between Senators COnkling and Thurman. the
former coming out the victor. He demanded that
the railroad companies should have fair treatment
and indicated very strongly that he is opposed TO
the Thurman bill.
There is every indication that the Senate will pass
the Judiciary Committee bill.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
WASHINGTON.
noonrrrpER POLK REMOVED.


-, 1ur OPPOSITION TO REMOVAL MADE D- Dl l.,,,
~ cRATs-RrpuBncASs PRFPARING FOX inn on,, on,r
puay-No SPEECH FROM MR.. wooD-'''''''1'
ITEMS. Doorlaaner
Polk yesterday against the urgent %S 0Pp0ST R%@"hI
Of T about eighty Democrats. The heputho s tho
cans ca we very nearly got control of the me
',"nooedinrs .an after that. and moved TO
90 on and elect new DOorkeeper'
Int failed by few votes. lhere
ore m already several candidates for the place
Republicans in Washington have had meet
inc with reference to the Fall campaign
The Tariff Bill did not come up III
the House yesterday, and may not
now be taken up for three weeks. Inc
Senate Committee on Commerce desires fuither
ipformation about the nominees to be Ap-
nraisers at New-YOr
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
AVERSE TO FINANCIAL AGITATION.
A CONSERVATIVE SPIRIT II THE SENATE COMMITTEE
AS TO the RESUMPTION ACT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, April 4.-rhe Senate committee Oh
Finance will probably proceed to the consideration
of the bill for the repeal of the Resumption AcI d"
ITS meeting next Tuesday. Some OF the meihpe'9 "a
the committee who have heretofore earnestly Ia
vored this bill are now understood TO be uilWi'ns
that any further financial legislation shall 'ahc
place until the country has had an opportunity 10
sao what the full effect of the Silver Bill Will be-
Jbev are opposed 10 a renewal of the discussion III
Coneress on financial measures and desire that gem
eral business shall not be any further disturbed py
such debates during the present session
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

The table given below includes returns from
every town in Rhode Island except New-shoreham,
Newport County, which gave Democratic majority OF
40 for Governor last year. Later figures give Cover
nor c. C. Van Zandt tRop and Prof. plurality
of sos over Isaac Lawrence tDem and majority OF
3,loI last year his majority was 414. The complete
0erres show that the Republicans have lost 1919
vo,os and the Democrats 415i but the Greenback can
didate has increased his strength by 500 votes The
scattering vote has fallen Oh from III TO 81:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
appointments to good Federal offices should not be
made from the State of Ohio.
Mr. WOODS LOST OpPORTJTNI1
THE TARIFF BILL NOT LIKELY TO COME UP No'
UN4IL TIE 25Tn INST.


THE TARIFF BILL NOT LIKELY TO COME UP NOW
UNfIL TIE 25Tn INST.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRBUSE1
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The case OF Doorkeeper
Polk occupied the whole of the session of the House
to-day and Mr. Wood, with his tariff speech, was
therefore crowded out. 1t is hardly possible to
say when the discussion of the Tariff Bill Will be-
GIN. Tomorrow is private bill day, and the oppon-
ents of tariff revision will undoubtedly insist that
the regular order shall lie observed. On Saturday
majority of the members of Congress will visit
Chester to witness the launch of the brazilian
steamer City of Para. On Monday motions to suS-
pend the rules are in order; and on Tuesday me
Committee on Appropriations expects to call up me
Legislative Executive and Judicial Bill and to Keep
it Before the House until disposed Of. This bill will
occupv from one TO two weeks. The discussion OF
the Tariff Bill IA not likely, therefore, to be fully
entered upon much before tie 25th OF April or the
lst of Nav
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
RUSSIA BECOMING REsOLUTE.

NO FURTHER NEIIANtE 10 HL TLANTU VN y
CONGRESS.
ST. PETERsBuRG. Thursday. April 4, ls7s.
The journal de 81 Peiersbour0 says Lord
so,bury's circular shows absence OF conclliatory
views by gratuously attribung ambitious motives TO
the Russian proposals
LoSDoY. Friday. April g. 1873.
The Berlin correspondent OF The Times says Prince
GortschakoG expected shortly to inform the Powers
hat after Lord Salisbury circular the Congress, were
IL TO meet immediately would nOlonger he likely TO solve
the questions nj issue.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
THE HEREFORD RACES.

LONDON. Thursday, April g. 1873.
The Grand National Hunt Stceple-Chase was
run at Hereford to-day. aud brought out eight starters
Mr. C. r. Friends b. Filbert the winner, with Mr.
W. r. H. Powelrs ch. <. songster second aud Mr.. c.
Browns The Maze third. The last betting was 7 TO
against Filberi 10 10 1 against Songster and to
agninst The Maze.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
RUSSIA AND THE PAPACY.
LONDON. Thursday, April

A special dispatch to The Pal Mall Gazette
from Rome SAYS: Russia offers send ambassador
o the Vatican az once on the Popes accepting the pres
emf condition OF the church IN the Russian Empire"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
RHODE ISLANDS VOTE.

COMPLETE RETURSs-A REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY OF
NEARLY 5000 FOR GovERNoR-A FALLING
OFF OF OVER /, 200 IL THE TOTAL VOTE.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 1.-The complete
returns OF Yesterdays election for Governor are
given below with the vote Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
THE MURDER OF LORD LElTRIM.
IoyDoN FRIDAY, April ), 1878.

Four more persons have been arrested for
completely IN the murder Of Lord leiirim MeIagsart
has been released for lack OF evidence.