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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-06
AusrRIA pIssATIsFIRp.


The newspapers are dissatisfied with
the peace conditions so far as they are
known. They express the opinion that
the most difficult phase Of the crisis Is yet
10 be passed. They say nobody wishes to
disturb the great result Of the war, the
liberation Of the Christians, but while
the demands calculated to lead to a con-
aict with England have been dropped by
Russia, a similar consideration has not
been shown for Austria. II stated that
Count Andrassy will make full exposi.
ton OF his policy to the delegations,
which will meet on Thursday, probably.
PEACEFUL FEELING IN ENGLAND.
The talk in the lobbies Of Parliament
yesterday evening was all peaceful, the
members even discussing the prospects Of
a longer Easter recess than usual and an
earlier prorogation in Autumn.
coNGRATuLAroRY DISPATCHES.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The Sultan
has sent the following telegram to the
Emperor:
CoSsrANrINoPLE, March 8.
On occasion Of the anniversary Of Your
Majestys accession 10 the throne, offer
my congratulations with the desire Of re.
newing our friendly relations.
The Emperor, in reply, telegraphed n
follows:
"I thank Your Majesty for your con-
gratulations, which l received simulta-
neously with news Of the signature Of
peace. l perceive in this coincidence
prestage Of good and lasting relations be.
tween u.s."
RouaANIA.
LONDON, March ga San stefanus cor.
respondent says Roumania is not includ-
ed In the peace conditions. Russia has
told Turkey she must treat directly with
whose pretenses are too great.
OPENING THE DANUBE.
A special 10 the Lloyds from Galatz
says: The work OF removing the OBJ
structions in the Danube will begin TO.
morrow, and we expect navigation will
be open in two weeks.
In the Cleopatra.salvage suit tho
SOuTt VI auuiEalL1 uAeu tue lViub Naiuv
OF the ship and obelisk at E25,000.
BuLGARIA's TRIBUTE.
SAN srEFANo, March 5.-The amount
Of tribute TO be paid by Bulgaria is not
to be fixed for two years, during which
time measures will be taken 10 ascertain
the resources and revenues OF the coun-
try, which will be occupied by fifty thou
sand Russian troops two years, or until
a national army can be formed capable
OF maintaining order. The tribute when
fixed will go towards paying Russia a
war indemnity. The ultimate form Of
government, whether constitutional or
will be decided partly by the
Bulgarian Prince and Assembly and part.
ly by Europe. Servia will have Mix,
but not Widdin, which will remain Bull
garian. Thessaly and Epirus will share
the administration OF the reforms stipu'
lated for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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wASHINGrON.
The New TarIn BIZ.

WAsHINGroH, March 5.-The Commit.
tee on Ways and Means to-day agreed TO
the following paragraph in the new tariff
bill:
aBookp, periodicals, pamphlets, blank
books, bound or unbound, and all printed
matters; photographs, engravings, bound
or unbound; illustrated books and papers,
maps and charts, 20 per centum ad va.
loren; beat books manufactured and
printed, more than 20 years, shall be free
~ dntvn
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MARDI GRAs CARNIVAL.
Weather-vast Multi
tudeS Of Speciators-A Gorge
GUS Display-A Glorious Car
AT NEW ORLEANS,

New ORLEANS, March 5.-The tri.
umphant march OF the King Of the Car.
nival, through his Capital to-day, was
q brilliant spectacle. His followers were
dressed In fantastic forms, illustrative Of
the heroes Of Mythology, including thirty
groups. The Mystic Krew Of Komus ap-
peared in procession tonight, the char
aeters occupying twenty.one cars, and IL
Illustrating the Metamorphosis Of Ovid.
The Mardi Gras festivities conclude to.
night with a grand reception and ball.
Masked balls tonight throughout the
city.
AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, March 5.-Neyer in the his.
tory Of the Carnival here has brighter
day dawned for the votaries OF the King
OF AIisrule. Not n cloud Aecked the sky
during the day, and with the mercury
high up in the Cos; those who sought
amusement In the immense crowd Of
makers, even in airy costumes, felt no
inconvenience from the balmy breeze
which kept up during the forenoon. The
city was literally filled to overhowing,
and II was almost impossible to traverse
any Of the leading streets 40 dense was
the crowd, and despite this, up TO this
writing, not single accident or difficulty
has occurred 10 mar the general good hu.
NOR. During the day the visitors and
citizens amused themselves watching
the crowd OF maskers in every conceiva-
BILE costume, but as evening drew
on the crowded streets presented for many
blocks solid mass Of surging humanity
seeking positions to witness the crown
ing glory oil the Carnival, the gor.
geous pageont Of the Mempbi, which this
year startled even those who had wit
messed It's triumphs before by the gor-
geousness and perfection with which the
subjects were handled. The theme chosen
was Memphis illustrating the myths OF
the South, Greece and those OF Morse.
land or Scandinavia. As the pageant ap.
peared on Main and Market streets and
ihe magniicence Of the leading tableaux
was seen by the brilliant chemical
lights, cheer after cheer burst from thou.
sands and thousands Of delighted people,
and as the l7th tableaux passed each be-
held what seemed an impossibility that
the succeeding one WAS more brilliant
and beautiful than the one which pre-
ceded il. The like Of this was never
witnessed in America except on the night
OF the Pennsylvania day at the Centen-
nial.
AtDavey's Theatre the invited guests
OF Memphis assembled TO witness the
grand finale, consisting Of two tableaux,
formed by grouping all the characters
contained in the 18th tableaux into one
crowniug triumph OF spectacular display.
Alter this follows the nisht's march,
succeeded by grand ball, which closes
glorious Carnival.
AT ST. LoUTs.
Sr. LOUIS, March 5.-Mardi Gras was
celebrated here tonight without any
concerted programme. The streets were
full Of maskers and spectators, aud there
were half dozen different professions,
but none on the extensive scale OF more
Southern cities. The masquerade balls
in progress tonight are almost innumer.
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Eastern FreIghts From St. Bouis
unprecedented Low Rates
4th Glass 10 cts Per Hundred
RlOur 20 cts Per Barrel,

sr. LOUIS, March 5.-The cutting oi
freight rates to the East reached an al
most unprecedented low figure to-day,
Fourth.clAss freight from ST. Louis 10
New York was taken at 10 cents per hun.
dred; flour 90 cent? per barrel.
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roarAL sAYINas RoNps.

The House Committee on Banking and
Currency 10 day authorized Representa-.
tive Phillips to report for passage his
bill providing for the issue Of postal
savings bonds, &c. The bill as agreed to
by the committee ia the same as recon-
mended by the subcommittee. Eames
and Chittenden voted against the order
for favorable report,
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weather Indications.
WAu DKFAhIHbHtI
OYFInR OF THE CHlRH 6IeAAL 0TRtGIR.
WARRINGTON, D. G., March Gel 4, Y.
RloRAELI1TEs,

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
falling, followed by rising barometer
south to west winds, generally warmer
and clear weather.
For the Lakes, falling, followed by ris
Ing barometer, south 10 west winds
warmer and partly cloudy weather ant
possibly occasional rainG, succeeded b.
colder winds.
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JutIIcIaI lmpeaehment.

sr. PAUL, MINI, March 6.-Articles
OF impeachment having been presented
by the House, the Senate to-day was or.
ganized as court OF impeachment for
the trial Of Judge Sherman Psge, Of the
10th district, for official misconduct.
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State Aid 10 No Pacific Railroad.

Nav ORLEANS, March 5.-The Senate
Yesterday passed the House Bill, giving
aid 10 the New Orleans and Pacific rail.
road, including s., ,OO0O 900 in State bonds.
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KINGSTON Cry, n. y, March Sat
tho election to day the democrats elected
VIM. Lounabcrry Mayor by about zoo
majority. This was the 6rst party tight
on Mayor since the organization OF the
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yellow Fever.

Rio JAN1ERo, March 5.-Yellow fever
again prevails. Deaths from the disease
the irsttwo weeks Of February were forty.
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A New Gable.

NEw YoEK, March 5.-A second cable
has just been laid between Jamaica and
santiago Dc Cuba,
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! NEW PROPOSITION.

A Paris correspondent hears from a
thoroughly reliable source that France
and Italy intend to propose the neutral
ixation Of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles.
Lord Lyons has arrived here from
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The Senate confirmed Albert G. Porter,
OF Indianapolis, as First Comptroller Of
the Treasury.
MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
A bill was introduced in the Senate to-
day by Mr.. Thurman to prohibit mem
bers Of Congress from becoming sureties
In certain bonds. 1t provides that II shall
be unlawful for any Senator or Represen'
tative In or Delegate TO Congress- 10 be-
come surety In any official bond hereafter
executed to the United States or to any
officer thereof, or in any bond hereafter
executed by any contract with the United
States or with any department or officer
thereof to secure the performance Of any
contract in which the United States may
be interested, and any such bond bereaf-
ter executed by such Senator or Repre-
sentative or Delegate as surety shall be
null and void.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs have nearly completed their con-
sideration OF BanninS's bill, making
various changes in the organization oi
the army. The committee approve, gen.
orally, the notifications proposed by
him.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 5.-Complele stag.
nation on Monday has characterized the
silver market. No transactions heard Of.
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AUSTRIAN ANNEXATION.

VIENNA, March 5.-At the opening Of
Congress motion will be brought for
ward, probably by the German delegates,
in favor OF the immediate annexation 10
Austria Of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Prince Bismarck has quite recently re-
newed his advice in favor Of such annex.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY 1NzElLleENcER
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trenty Of Peace.

PERA, March 6.-It is stated that the
Russians will begin 10 leave Roumania
Immediately. Some are embarking here
and others at San Steiano. The treaty
Of peace has been sent 10 St. Petersburg
for formal ratification,
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CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.

The Senate confirmed Albert G. Porter,
Of indianapolis, as First Comptroller Of
the Treasury.
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Auditors Report 10 the Finance
C0mmittee-Depl0rable COndl.
tion OF the EinanceS-Only One
Hundred and Three Dollars IN
the Treasury.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
a Tax Contest.

Last year r. Robinson, Esq, cut a
quantity OF logs in the township Of Ius-
carora. The township of Benton being
his residence, the logs were assessed for
taxation here, and Mr.. Robinson paid the
taxes here. The logs being in the town
ship of Tuscarora at the time the assess
ment was made, the supervisor of that
township assessed them there, and pro-
posed to collect the taxes upon them.
Should he proceed to do so, the matter
Of course would bring up in the courts.
However, in view Of decision in SIM
liar case made by Judge Hatch in an
other part of the circuit, which was pub
lshed in the TRIBUNE last November,
the matter would seem plain enough.
The decision was that if the parties get
ting out logs have no mill, store or other
permanent place OF business in
the township In which the
logs are being taken out, they must be
assessed in the township in which is the
owners place Of business and residence.
1t would seem TO lis that this decision
covered this case exactly. Mr.. Robinson
had no mill or place of business in that
township. However, the supervisor OF
Tuscarora, desiring to be certain, has
written 70 the Attorney General for in
StructiOus.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16

Senator Ferry has prepared, and 'on
Monday introduced bill to provide a
water route to facilitate transportation
between Lake Michigan and Lake Erie.
1t appropriate $350,0OO for survey to
ascertain the cost of construction of a
water route tor transportion from suit
able point on the waters connecting Lake
Huron Huron with Lake Erie. or at the
head of Lake Erie, the sum to be expend-
ed under the supervision of the Secretary
OF war. This bill, if it passes, which we
very much doubt, provides for as nearly
a useless expenditure of money as any
thing of which we can conceive. There are
enough improvements OH our great nat
ural water thoroughfares to take all the
money which Congress will be likely to
appropriate for some years to come, i'm
provements which will be of lasting ben
efit, improvements of present as well az
well as future importance, improvements
OF certain aud established value instead
of visionary importance. We think if
Mr.. Ferry would spend the time neces-
sarily devoted ..tos this scheme to other
matters OF certain value he would do
more good to the state at large.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
ssChfcago and CheboYgan Steamboat
Line"

Two years and half ago, when the
TRIBUNE, with its vignette heating,
a map of Northern Michigan, first showed
ChebOygan as the terminus of various
railroad and steamboat lines, there were
those who thought the prophecy thus
expressed would never be realized. Es-
pecially was this the case with the Chi
cagO steamboat line. Already we have
published several rumOrs regarding the
establishment of such line. but now the
matter seems to be quite definitely set
tied. The Inter-Ocean of the 7th states
that the Goodrich Transportation COM
pany have determined to open line be-
tween Chicago and Cheboygan. touching
at Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, and
ManitowOc, through 0ia Mackihaw to
Cheboygan, making one round trip every
week, calling at the above places on the
return trip. The steamers will be large
and rOOmy, first-class in every respect,
and fitted up with all the necessaries and
luxuries, as we'll as being officered with
an especial view to the satisfaction of the
first-class travel that goes to Mackinaw
and Cheboygan. The time is not tar dis
tant, in our opinion, when all the pre-
dictions made in our little map will be
fulfilled.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
MATRIMONIAL.
Marriage Of Miss Sadie Flanagan to
MIR. Z. M. LaIhrOp.

Last Sunday evening the Congregations
al church Was more than usually we'll
filled; many, doubtless, being drawn
there because it had been semi-officially
announced that after the usual church
services much talked of wedding would
be solemnized. The announcement by
the pastor, therefore. 1T the conclusion
OF the sermon, that fafter short inter-
mission there would be wedding, was
not unexpected, but rather taken us
matter Of course.
MIS-. Perrir. the Organist, pleasantly
entertained the audience, while waiting.
with sevaral pieces OF excellent instru-
mental music. and the choir with few
suitable vocal pieces. On the entrance Of
the bridal purity, the organist play ed a
beautiful Welding march, during which
the cortese PASSED up the right aisle in
the following order: The ushers. Messrs.
III. j. Miner and VIII Chandler; Mr. and
Mrs. G. ID. V. Rollo, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rift Chandler, Mrs. Geo. Paquette, sister
of the bride. escorted by the. groom,
and, lastly, the bride, with her brother
in-law, Mr.. Geo. Paquette. The party
paused before the pulpit, where stood the
Rev. r. nj. Thompson in waiting. AS
the last notes OF the beautiful wedding
march died away. he began the beautiful
and impressive Episcopal marriage Ser
vice, binding until death shall separate"
the two who stood before him. The
bride was given away by Mr.. Paquette.
he being her nearest male relative pres
ent. As soon as the ceremony was over,
the Organist played Il magnificent grand
march. during which the bridal party
passed from the church, and soon after
the vast congregation dispersed. The
bridal party repaired to the residence OF
Mr.. Merritt Chandler, where congratula-
Iions We're the order, and recherche re-
past was served ut the hands of Mrs
Chandler. The costumes of the bridal
parry ere plain but elegant. The bride
was most becomingly attired in a dress
Of mauve colOred Irish poplin, made with
ii tan trail. The long veil which almost
covered the dress was fastened to her
hair with a beautiful wreath OF orange
blossoms, which, together with the jew
elry TO match, was sent her as Il presen!
by Mr.. q: L. Latlrop. a brother OF the
groom.
! The high contracting parties are both
well known here, and have the best
wishes of the entire community tor theiI
future happiness and prosperity.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
Failure at Rogers City.

Edward Moltor, of Rogers City, has
filed voluntary petition i'll bankruptcy.
His liabilities ARE $37,6l4 secured and
$4,000 unsecured, with assets nOminally
equal to his liabilities. 1t will be re-
membered that brother of this Molitor,
who was i'm business with him at the
time, was assasSinated couple OF years
since by unknown parties, occasioned, it
is supposed, by hatred engendered by
their mode of doing business. IT there
has not, since that time been an improve
ment in the feelings of the people regard
ing Mr.. MOlitor, there will not be ex-
pressed for him much sympathy in that
part of the country, in his misfOrtunes.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
A large free.

Mr.. Thomas Burrell, who is foreman
in enc of Macarthur, Smith & Co. s
camps. on Black river, sends us down the
his men a few days since. The logs were
cut Is feet long. and scaled as follows,
commencing with the but log: LIS,
1857, LOIS, l.3o6, 1922, 1904, 1,09S, a
total OF 9,773 feet. The top OF the tree
broke IN falling, Or they would have been
able TO have cut another log. The stump
measured six feet in diameter. This, we
think, is as large astrec as was ever cut in
this section of thestatt. and we doubt if
any larger has ever been cut in the state
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
A Gentle Hint,

In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes OF temperature-rai wind and
sunshine often intermingled in single
day-it is no wonder that our children.
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken from us by neglected colds, half
the deaths resulting directly from this
cause. A bottle OF Boschee's German
Syrup kept about your home for imme-
dlate use Will prevent serious sickness, IA
large doctors bill. and perhaps death, by
the use of three or four doses. For curing
Consumption, Hemorrhages, Pneu-
monia. Severe Coughs, Group or any dis
ease OF the Throat or Lungs. its success
is simply wonderful, as your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup is now sold
in every town and village on this CONT
nent. Sample bottles Tor trial l0c.; re-
ular size Zoe. For sale by G. w. Farr &
CO., and A. M. GerOw. 3noy77.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
sabbath schoo, Presentation.

Last Sunday, when the Congregational
Sunday school was called to order, the
superintendent table vas noticed to be
loaded down with books. Numerous
were the questions asked by the children,
and happy were their faces, for they
seemed to realize that they were inter
ested in them in some way. Their
anxiety was soon abated when Mr.. r. M.
Lathrop stepped forward. and i'm a few
well chosen remarks, explained that the
books consisted on 100 Bibles and tesla
ments and 100 Sunday school books tor
the library, and rs singing books, and
that they were a present to the school
The Bibles were a donation from the
American Bible society, and the library
books present from Hon. VIM. E.
Dodge, of New York city. MI. Lathrop
explained how the attention of these
parties had been called TO the wants of
the Cheboygan school. The school
thankfully accepted the donations, and
by unanimous vote instructed the Sec
rotary to prepare and send to all the
parties who had so literally interested
themselves in their behalf, letters eX-
pressing suitable acknowledgements for
the same. 1t is no more than justice to
state that it was through the efforts of
Mr.. Lathrop and Mr.. Geo. S. Frost, Of
Detroit, that the attention of Mr.. Dodge
was called to this school. If Mr.. Dodge
could have been present and seen the
hundred happy faces which beamed with
joy when his present was made known
to them. we are sure he would feel repaid
for his generosity. The school can now
supply every scholap with a book each
Sunday.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-16
"Gernaan syrup.

No other medicine i'm the wo. Ia
was ever given such test
of its curative qualities as
Boschee's German Syrup. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine were distributed
free Of charge by Druggists in this coun-
try TO those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Groups, severe Coughs. Pneu-
monia ard other disc asses of the Throat
and Lungs. giving the American people
undeniable proof that German Syrup
will cure them The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village
in the United States are recommending
it to their customers. Go to your Drug
gist. and ask what they know about it.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size
Is cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. For sale by e. w. Far, & Co., and
A. NJ GerOw. 3nov77