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The French Committee ON the Franco.
American Commercial Treaty gave a bnn.
1uet to the American delegates in Paris, the
night of adjournment. The health of
Minister Noycs was proposed. Replying,
Governor Moves wished IN. Delegates suc.
cess. They were not there to promote free
trade, but rather to promote that which will
contribute to the welfare and prosperity Of
France and America. Discussion OF the pro.
posed treaty would certainly greatly con.
tribute to the friendship Of the two coun
tries, To become sisters in interest and gen.
eral welfare. Pasca! puprat proposed
"Th powerful and Influential American
press" President Foucher lie Cnreil tele-
grnphed President HAYES as follows: " Dele.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
Fire Record,

On the evening of August 80, about 81,
o'clock a hre was discovered in the cupols
OF the Put-in.Bay House, at Put.in.Bav
Island, the famous summer resort, twenty.
Two and half miles from ~sandusky. The
guests, 30 in number, were promptly
warned, and the rooms were speedily
emptied Of clothing and valuables. There
vas n great deal Of confusion for a time, but
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

The attention of heads of families is re.
spectful y invited to the superior quality,
in every respect, of DOoLEY's YEAST Pow.
DER. II is entirely free from adulteration
OF any kind, and every package contains alb.
solute full weight. Consumers should bear
in mind the fact that a strictly pure, full
weight baking powder, although it costs a
little more than the adulterated, cheap, light
weight or bulk powders, is by far the
chepest, both in purse and health.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

C.J.VAN NESS, OF Jonesville, Mich, writes
that he has used two boxes of GRACE's
sALvE on an ulcer on his foot, and it is al.
most well. He wants two more. Price %
cents per box at the drug stores, or sent by
mail postage paid for 81 cents. SETH W.
FOwLE Il Sons, Boston, Mass.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

GAPS MADE IN THE FLESH by abcesses
and ulcers speedily disappear without leav.
ing a scar, when HENRY's CARBoLIC SALvE
is the agent employed to heal them. This
standard article cures the worst sores, Grad.
icates cutaneons eruptions, relieves the pain
OF burns, banishes pinples and b'otches
from the skin, and has proved to be emf
nentiy successful in remedying rheumatism
and soreness OF the throat and chest. Sold
by all Druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
children with never.failing success. 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhpa, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well tried
remedy. % cts. a bottle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

II there is anything in this life that will
give n a foretaste OF hell, as SOM repre-
sent it, that thing is Neuralgia. 1t is the
refinement of torture. But there is a SIM
pie and inexpensive remedy for il. John
sons .4Hodyne Lin inent snufed up into the
head will give instant relief.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

PURE rich blood gives us health, long
life and a "green old age" but how few
pay any attention to the state of their
blood? Parsons Purgdtirs Pr make nec
rich blood, and taken one a night for three
months will change the blood In the entire
system.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

W.. X. Norvill, news editor Of the Demo.
7a,' a native Of Virginia, aged ~thirty-two,
ana his little boy, aged five, died at New
Orleans, August 81, of fever.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

ABOUT the only time hat a woman is
unable to a~rticulate is when she is OPEN
ing a can of tomatoes with a dull
hatchet.-Purk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
Paints Ready for Use

FOR FAkN Il and NAM
They are uniform in shade, aud The color can always
he matched. Any one can wtiut withthcn They have
very superior covering properties and du not, like the
sO-callcd patent paints, contain either water, hem
zine or alkali. These paints are in l qudiml Form, and
put np in small cans of ono to five pounds. Send for
sample card showing different shades F.W DEVOE
Il 90. cor. Enltnn md MilliAm StInnts, Now York.
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THE NEW REGISTER.
Reported unpleasantness About the
Office.
PLAIN TALK TO SHERMAN.
Representatives. White and Thompson
Want Sullivan to Have the Place.

NEW York, March 81 The Tribune states
that Representatives White and Thompson wait
ed on Secretary Sherman Monday evening, aud
presented the name of Mr.. Sullivan as the gentle
man upon whom the Pennsylvania congressman
had settled rs good man for the successor of Al
llson as register of the treasury.
sherman sent them TO the president, who asked
them many questions about sullivan, etc. They
left Hayes with the impression that there would
be no decision Tor several days, but were astonsh
ed yesterday, on again visiting sherman to ascer-
tain that Schofeld had been already appointed
and accepted.
hey talked very lain to Sherman, saving that
such conduct is tritling with those who desire to
treat the administration with fairness 10 all its
measures IF this is the character of your deal
ing where do you expect your support to come
from Z"
They did not complain of Schofeld's appoint
ment, but felt aggIleved at the want of courtesy
OF Hayes and Sherman, in not notifying them
That Schoheld had already been appointed.
sherman said he could not notify them as he
DID not know that Schohed wa, appointed.
Yes, said General White, but the appoint
ment was already made when we first called upln
you"
Thompson said at looked much as if this we're
mere nothing but lying, hypocritical and trhng
administration. Let us go" and the two repre-
sentatiyes left.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, Ma ch p. George Banni,ter, grain
merchant, ha, iai ct, Liabilities ~ $1,000.
Personal.
The hhediv,'- -ixth son is in Eng land, STUDYING
for admission TO the Woowich Military A. ademy.
Wants to Start a Paper.
Even the wealthiest persons can find means to
dissipaie their money. 1t Is Tumored that the
Baroness Burdett- Coutts is bent upon establishing
a weekly journal Of literature, science and art
Explosion.
An explosion occurred to-day in the Opedall
colefy at North Staffordshre Five corpses have
already been recovered Thirty persons are still
in the pit, and IL is feared they are all dead.
France.
PARIS. March 81. Father Hyacinthe has oh.
tanned permission to deliver some lectures in Paris
during the exhibition.
A Communist.
The communist captain Garcin, who was SEN
fenced to death by Default, AS one of the ring
lea 1ers in the rhootng of Generals Thomas aud
LeComte, in Paris during the commune, having
ventured to return TO France, is being court mar
tailed.
Legislative.
The Constitutional says that Gambeta and
Flougst will | tomorrow in the chamber of depu-
ties uterpt late the government as to the senates
usuipation in regard to the budget, and will move
order Of the day that the senate has right to
restore grants stricken out by the chamber.
Italy.
The Times Berlin despatch as the Pope's
conciaory letter to the German emperor has
been answered in the same spirit. there is pros
pect of the ultramontase difficulty being over
come.
Papal Affairs.
ROME. March 27. Cardinal hi Pettos is ap-
pointed pontfcal camerlengo, not Cardinal
Morichini as reported. The forthcoming ency-
clical letter of the Pope will refer to the Italian
government in severe terms, and be very reserved
regarding other powers.
Election.
Signor Carlo Lngi Farni has been elected
President Of the Italian chamber of deputies.
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Large Confederation Of Hostile Indians
in the NIcinit, of Fort Walsh.
SITTING BULL AND SPOTTED TAIL,
REINFORCED.

CHICAGO, March 81 Unofficial, trustwory in.
formation from Fort Walsh, confirms tie recent
in that vicinity.
Sitting Bull and Spotted Tail have been rein.
forced by lodges from the Missouri river agencies
iacluding Red Cloud :, and il is now estimated
that there are from 5000 to 1000 warriors within
Que hundred miles of Fort Walsh. Some Of these
band, have been seen by General Miles scouts
The savages are very restless and are under con.
slant surveillance of the too limited force of the
Canadian mounted police who evidently antici-
pate trouble.
At council last week in February the Indians
resolved 10 resist the buffalo law, aud Sitting Bull
counselled moderation toward the Canadians, but
breathed defiance against Americans.
The force is well armed aud .plendidly equip
ped and could probably be augmented to ten
thousand men. in which case a vigorous summer
campaign will be probable.
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ILLINOIS.
convention.

SPRINGFIELD, March q. The national party
met in state convention to day, two hundred dele
gates being present, representing fifty nine coun-
ties. j. Gillespie OF Madison county was chosen
President. Alexander Campbell Of LsSallc, made
a long speech. L. Bates OF Chicago was nominal
ed for State Treasurer, and Prof. Frank II. Hall
of Kane county for Superintendent of Public
Instruction. The committee on platform submit
ted majority and minority reports. Both included
the Toledo national platform. but the minority
proposed to substitute ''greenback" for national
IN the name Of the party. The latter defeat
ed and the majority report adopted. Additional
resolutions demand the immediate issue of enouQ h
legal tender notes to bring the total circulation
rp TO four hundred million dcars, and say that
the credit Of the government can best be strength
ened and preserved by It's first paying of its inter-
est bearing debt before calling III any part of its
non-interest bearing oblga ions for redemption.
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How little is understood by the term Justice
AT its mention lawyers pleas and fees), judges
charges, obsiina'e iuries, and violation of prisoa
bars, fit through the mind, and the simple justice
that is socially due our neighbor is forgotten.
jealousy and envy prompt men to circulate sland-
ers against a more successful competitor, forget
full Of the fact that merit alone secures permanent
success. IN that the passions of rivals are as the
refuer's fires MAKING standard those sur
vvug the O deal. The Family Medicines manu-
,actui ed by r V. Phi rec. NJ. d, Of Buffalo. y.
Y. are no exception to this rule. His Golden
Medical Discovery is now prescribed by many
physicians foi the cure Of Bronchitis and Con
sumption. II is unsurpassed as a tonic and alter
alive, readily regulating any irregularities OF the
liver and bowel, and radically culi1g scrofnous
tumors boils. ulcers, and eruptions BE convinc-
ed of its uncqualed merit by writing TO any of the
many hundred references published, for the doc
tor is endorsed by all classes. Space permits the
publication of but a few names here.
Rev. Isaac Stapleton, Washhutn, Mo-; Rev.
George A. R,i- Coblcski, New York; Rev.
Charles f. Chichester, Winnesboro', S. C.; Rev.
Joseph Long, Champagne, Illinois; Rev. A. J..
Montgomery, Emporium, Pa Rev G. w. Rem
fro, Robertson Gross Roads, Tennessee; Rev. G..
w. Gu aham, Nicker's Switch, Va; Mrs May G..
Cramer, West Leroy, Michigan; Mrs. Marv Darr,
Msnistee, Michigan; II. c. IIoerch ner, Eureka,
Nevada; Nathan Virgin, Ashley, Illinois, j. r..
White, Sweet Valley, Pa
Reflect that in every cemetery 2 of the silent
tenants are the victims of neglected coughs and
colds and if YOU are thus afflicted, avoid their
fate bv resorting at once to Hates Honey Of Hore
houni and Tar an immediate, agreeable, and Ger
tain means of cure. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in | minute.
mari t&wlmo
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The Press Attack Foster,

CITY OF MEXICO, March 20, via Havana March
20. The pless here severely attacks Foster the
United States minister. The French journals be.
gan and the Mexican paptrs follow. They de-
clare that Foster is an obstacle in the way Of set
Ting the difficulties between Mexico and the
United States, and that he is actualed BY personal
motives.
La I.ibertad, a semi official sheet, asserts that
when the Washington government has recognized
Pie, ii ut Disz the latter will dem md that Eos
ter be itcsl.cd.
Ano her paper which always supports the Mex.
can government defends the American minister,
aud expresses disgust at the attack upon him
HE Flcuch are doing everything to throw the
NJ Vi Oh sovernment INTO hostile attitude to-
wards The United States. They fear comm +.
ca t,eary will be made with the United States
which viii be injurious to their Interests, AS all
he commerCe.ot Mexico is now in European
hands.
President b az is constantly becoming more
pol ula.
rne expected removal of the American consul
general Is heing discussed. 1t is understood that
the Lew consul general will arrive in June,
Political,
Senior NslaitA has many supports for the next
Pres idtncy.
\ Cardinal.
Archbishop Sabastida of the City Of Mexico.
has been created fist Mexican cardinal
MeelIng of Congress.
the regular session Of Congress commences
AlrI Isl.
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W ASIIIN(.fON.
Committee Doings,

WASHINGTON, March q. The house commit
tee on public lands to-day agreed to report favor
ably the Cfavens bill extending the time OF the
Hot Springs Commissioners until February lst,
1879, IN order that they may complete the work
assigned them. The committee amended the bill
by making the compensation OF commissioners
1900 per annum instead OF 5000.
The senate committee on naval affairs a. reed to
an adverse report on the nomination OF John W.
Easily to be chief OF the bureau of construction
The senate committee on appropriations to-day
recoBsidered their concurrence IN the house pro-
vision OF the consular and diplomatic bill which
proposes to consolidate missions to the Argen-
tine Republic aud Paraguay and Uruguay, and
place the united Office 10 charge of an envoy ex-
tIaordinaly The committee will low recon- =
mend that provision be ide for minister resi-
dent at the Argentine Republic and charge d
aiiaires for Paraguay and Uruguay.
Dull Tim :.
The bureau Of engraving has flushed delivery
to the internal revenue Office Of tax stamps, IN
consequence of which ard the diminuiou or OF
ders for the ulted States and national bank notes
the bureau tutoughed eighteen persons yeser-
day. The entire division is working at the reduc-
ton of time equal TO oue-sXth.
Seizure.
A telegram from Collector Cooper at Knoxville,
Tenn, says he has just made raid Illicit dis
teries in Hancock, Seviere and Union counties,
and seized nine disteries, dest Dyed stills, II
large lot Of peer and single wagon team, and a
lot OF brandy seized IN Washington county.
DENIAL.
The secretary of the treasury says the telegram
in New York paper pnp)rting to be an account
of an interview between himself and Messrs
White and Thompson of the bouse of representa-
tyes, with reference to the appointment of a reg
lister of the treasury, is gross misrepresentation
70 such language was used by the gentlemen as
stated at the time. At the time the gentlemen
called upon the president, Mr. Schofeld's accept.
ance had not been received by him. The secre-
taiy Informed the gentlemen at once of the ac-
ceptance which he had just received.
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He Declines their Invitation to ID, liver
the Commencement Address.

New YORK, March o. The committee f the
alumni of Yale College recently invited Mr.. W.
+. Gladstone to deliver address before the
graduates at the next CONNIE ncement
Gladstone has replied IN two letters, one adj
dressed to President Porter, the other to Secre-
tsly Evats, the former merely declining The, in-
vtatlon, the latter setting folh tie cons detatlous
which compelled him to decline which are that
he does not think himself equal to 'the effort OF
visiting America and encounttring its busy and
pre-emlnently sympsthizing life" lie further
says:
In declining the proposal beg you and your
colleagues to believe in the gratitude shall ever
feel for their kindness, while would beg YOU on
a suitable occasion to submit my dutiful respects
to the = esiden, together with my heaItest wlshes
for the welfare and prosperity Of your great couu-
try, under his auspices.
(Signed) W. +. GLADSTONE.
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Marriro.

ln this CITY Feb. %, by Rev. L. 7. Adams, Frank
II. stevens To Miss Lizzie +. Merrill, both OF An.
gusta; Mar. ID, by the same, Edwin A. McComc
of Augusta, to Hattie Sprague of Gardiner; Mar.
sd, by the same, Josiah A. Carter of chelsea 10
Mary r. Turner of Augusta.
In Winthrop, Mar. 25th, by Rev. W. r. Bickford,
Mr. Geo. 4. b tchelder to Miss Lucy NJ. Piper,
both of Winthrop.
In Brunswick Mar. %, by Rev Geo. c. Crawford,
Charles A. Dotr, NJ. D., OF Richmond, Miss
Bert l.. X. Wentworth of Brnnswick Edmund
ToOthaker Jr., to Miss Lizzie Given.
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Fashion Gossip.

"Mother Goose is the new style of children
bonuets.
Fashions demand for jet still continues, ard it
will be worn more than claire de lune.
Swiss neckties, with the ends braided in color
ed silk will be worn with summer dresses
English serge for furniture covering can be
bought for thirty cents a yard.
Lawn ties arc embroidered profus ly " It'll varie-
gated silk.
silk sun shades bearing the owners monogram
are a novelty.
An elegant evening dress, Princesse of yellow
satin, with thinning of honiton lace. is exhibited
by New York house.
Burap mats are made with successive square
bands of coored merino, catsttched down with
floss silk.
Unique scarf pies 10 japanese designs are
shown; one composed of two small canes with
fan of cosoune enamel attached.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Flynns furniture store in New Orleans, is burn
ed loss $4,000.
Ex-Minister Washbuine has been very ill.,, and
is about to go to the Hot Springs Of Arkansas.
Miss Bradcon has just finished her thirty first
novel.
The want Of confidence debate in the New
Brunswick legislature was concluded last night.
The government was sustained by a vote Of "A
to II.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily kennshsr Juurnal.
YER MONT.
A Maine Malkist.

ST. ALBANs, March p. Professor G.. T. Stor-
er OF Bath, Me, completed a walk of LOG miles,
being 300 times around Armory Hall, TINS even.
ing, in twenty hours, three minutes and fifty sec.
onds, without sleep or rest. lie made the first
mile IN 40, ond the last in 1924 Sterer was
IN good condition except that dust from the
track got into his shoes and blistered his feet bad
ly. The hall was packed, and there was great
enthusiasm at the finish. He says he will have
O1esry's belt and money within year
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TIE CUBAN INsURRECTION.
The SO-Called PacificatiOn.

NEW YORK, March 81. Letters by President
Garcia Of the Cuban Republic reveal the secret
history of the so-csled pscfcstion in Cuba.
has csplulated. and Spanish gold has been able
to buy only few men. Meanwhile the army in
the main remains stesdfsst aud suffering patriots.
These propose TO continue there until they have
achieved their independence. or peace comes with
out dlshonor.
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RUNS DOings.
Missing.
con tCIiCt 4.
Bills Vetoed.

HARTFORD, March y. Governor Hubbard We
toed ne bill increasing the capital stock Of the
Etna Fire Insurance Company, By capitalizing the
surplus OF its stock department. He also vetoed
the bill repeating the law exempting the property
of educational institutions which were not used
for educatiOnal purposes from taNatiou.
shot.
During fight between the detectives and a
gang of thieves last night, Of the latter nam
ed Butler, was fatally shot.
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Weather. Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional areas of light
rain, warm southerly shifting TO northeast to
northwest winds. and rising followed by station
airy or falling barometer
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Notice of Third Meeting of Cred
itOrS.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT or MAINE
In the matter OF
Augustus ). Tuck, I In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. }
PURSUANT to an order OF said Court, the third
| general me. ting ofcreditors of said BANKRUPT,
VIII held ut the CoGrt House in Augusta in said
District, on the twelfth day of April, A. ID.
1875 at ten O'Clock A. Nj before John w. Nay,
Eso one OF the Registers In bankruptcy, IN said
district for the purposes named In the section 50s3
of The Revised Statutes ofthe United States; Title
Bankruptcy