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New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
OBITUARY NOTES.

BosroN, Mass, March 24.-Captain James
H. Cine who has collected marine news M this harbor
for tho pasI thiriy-lour years died Friday night.
WORCESTER, Mass, March 24.-The Rev.
Seth sweetser d. OF this city. died to-day and will be
buried ON Thursday afternoon.
PANAMA, March 16.-Mr. John McKinlay,
manager OF the Panama Gas Works, died. after short
illness, the 18th inst.
CINCINNATI, March 4.-GeO. P. Bowler, Of
this city one OF the principal owners OF the Kentucky
Cenra Railroad died this morning in Paris France OF
gou al the neart He was thrtytwO years OF age and
leaves wife and young son, VINO We're Win MN 'n
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
THE BROKEN TARRYTOWN BANK.

Though the broken Fist NationaI Bahk OF
Tarrytown was nominally open on Saturday, and The
cashier and assistants busily engaged there our
ing the day. there little excitement apparent on the
part of stockholders dcpoitors 1t Is stated hat not
~ than one-fourth of the stockholders viii be able
10 meet the assessments to make mp the demands OF Tue
depositors OF 100000 OF supposed aValaDIe asse's
seth BIRD formerly "A director said that not more tlf
~ DER cent could realized for the benent OF deostOl
An assessment tho stoczholders, he Thought woud
ruin many Of then. n,,
II has been found by United States Examiner Paddock
that one OF the stockholders has made himself crinnay
deed for 3 600 worth OF land put BY him In the list
of assets on Wednesday, time being given for tie pay
ent of The remainder. President Wiisea Is still too
ill TO talk about tho banks affairs
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

An adjournment Of Congress would be the
much more need than the late Confederacy Of being let
alone.-lCincinnau Gazette (RepJ
They have schemes against the Treasury
that would bankrupt it, could they DE made TO succeed
They have plans for political supremacy that will make
the franchise mockery. solid South, at all hazards
will meet divided North tu the next Presidential can
yass.-(Pttsburgh COmmercial-Gazette (RopJ
Persons in Washington who are in posi-
ton 10 know predict the greatest Indian war; next sum
mer that we have ever had In this connection II is in
teresting 10 know that Sitting Bull and his band ara
hanging on the border in excellent condition, and
nared 10 take the warpath whenever II shall suit them
to DO o.-lindianapolis Journal (Rep)
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

VIENNA, March 23.-The Lower House to-
day adopted the whole budget.
ST. THOMAS, March 16.-In Barbados the
harvesting Of the sugar crop is going ayorably and
brradstuns and provisions are plentiful. In the other
Caribec Islands the crops favorable
ST.. THOMAS, March 16.-In SantO Domingo
a provisional government has been established, with
General CcslrcO GullermO at its head new Prcsl-
dent will be elected. Great distress prevails.
LONDON, March Pit was resolved at a
large meeting Of cotton operatives at Blackburn yester
day Oppose the reduction Of 10 per cont bn accept
the wages the operatives IN other places had
agreed receive.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis f9r me Past 81 Hours

WASHINGTON. March %, / 4. m.-The
storm last night developing in the Lake Region has
moved with rapidly increasing energy over the Middle
states and y. VIZ gland and s now central III Maine
Rain or snow has fallen in The Lake Region. Middle
states and Scw-Engand. Iiigh no.,hwestcrly winds,
with lower temperature prrya IN tnc Northwest, Lake
Region and the North Atlantic states, and warmer clear
weather with gt variable winds ~ the Gulf aud south
Atlantic states.
Indications
For Ncw.Iugiaud partly ci0ndy weather. occasional
areas u Hight .uOw nurthwcstcrly winds aud rising bar
oui'ter.
For the middle At''uc states clearer or partly cloudy
weather. mort lwtsrry wud.. faue followed by sia-
tlouary temperature. and sing barometer
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
A RICKETY CABINET.

Washington Correspondence Of The Springfield RDubcdn
In the Cabinet there are but one or two men
whose opinions and judgment such TO render
them good advisers the President Mr. Evars lacks
experience In political matters Mr. schurz pure and
honest as the sunshine but he Is sometimes UOpian and
crat sherman is still welded 10 0ldfasoned ideas Of
partisan Civil Service. McCrary Is strong partisan.
Deycns has sound views and good Judgment think II
the President would refer all doubtful nominations 10
EVarts Schurz and Devcns, and let their decision be
final he would rarely make bad nomination. do not
forget that Evarts made bad blunder in the selection OF
sanford as Minister Belgium, but he has learned some
thing by IT, That he has high ideas OF the CIVIL Service
cannot be doubted spite Of hs mistakes ana TINS cannot
be said OF all the other members OF the Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LONDON-In Steamship Denmnrt.-Mr and Mrs.
d. j. Bernstein Miss Isabel Stanton Thomas Morrison A.
Arburthnot.
FROM LIVERPOOL-In Steamship Cify Of Berlip.-H. d.
Brandreth Miss L. Brownh J. Burke +. W. Canada, Mrs
T. Dawkins J. Duffy a. f. Eden Ftzsimon, H. W: Fry p
NJ Havery, c. HoaGley g. Lane, c. b. Lincoln Mrs Lin.
coin and child g. B. Lincoln tr; Mrs Lincoln and child T.
Mclean Pey, Hon - Sanford Mrs Sanford and maid l..
schele f. H. Tmm Mrs TOwnley Master Towniey, Master
Townley J. UllmaD A Won Franck, H. Won Franck, j. b
Withers.
FROM ASPTNwALL-In Steamship Acap,lco.-Mrs. +. @.
White, E. Z Penfed and wife, W Y Wary, W. Rckette. r.
WUrltzen. and children. " F. Santos, r. Garcia
F. Robinson, r. Lewis Miss A. Blaney, Paten, J. H. Kaa
pratt A. Y. Vlerira Mr.. Lewis. W. l.. STAPLES, E. Martinez
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
GETTING EVEN.

from :,
With Democratic majority IN both Houses
OF Congress and a President 10 match III thc Whte
House fhe southern conspiracy 10 bleed the National
Treasury will prove complete success. 1he most
ASTONISHING thing about tho whole is the competency
with which the country looks upon this gigantic attempt
at public robbery. There seems to be no limit to te
raid coyertly IL forth with drums beating ana pau
flying confident OF success ana key TO realize It's
PLAYED through II has been begun III not loyal men
will have TO 10 to work without delay.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
THE NATIONAL PARTY IN PENNsYLvANrA.

Anybody who will take the trouble to figure
mp the total GreeubackIaOOr In the state at the
late election, viii experience little difficulty in pcrcev-
ing the narrow margins left the other parties few
thousand more one way other will determine
which of the two parties is TO dominate the State. So
that the whole matter simply resolves itself into the
question whether the National party Will poll a larger
vote than that polled at the last State election and
whether that vote Will be strongest in what are now
guse 1t as they may, the politicians of Pennsylvania
aeyer had more cause for uDeaness concerning the
the strength Of the new eement In Pennsylvania poll
ucs.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
LyNCuIyG IN WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 24.-Train- men
arriving IN this city this morning brought news OF the
lynchng OF John Wallace last night at Borston Station,
near Liileion the scene Of the horrible murder COM
Intted by Wallace on March TO- Later Information con-
firms the report and says the lynchng was done at an
carly hour this morning by twenty-five masked men,
who took Wallace from tho officers aud hanged him To
tree, ut the edge ot the woods.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
GERMAN AFFAIRS.

BERLIN, March "a, 1873.
Herr HOfmann has declined the Ministry of
Finance, aud IL said that Horr Hobrech Chief Eurgo-
master of Berlin, has accepted 1t.
Tie Lower House, yesterday, began the debate upon
the supplementary estimates required for organic
changes in the Ministry. Prince Bismarck vigorously
supported the measure, and declared that unless diff
fccnt administration OF railways Is instituted he VIII
not remain IN power Tho debate was adjourned until
MedneSlay
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
STABBED IN Allow GROCERY.

James Kelly, age twenty-iour, who ar
rived in ihl. city saturday afternoon. found himself last
night, In bucket shop. nt No. 10 Jcrseyst kept by
Michael Ross. After drinking large quantity Of stale
beer Kelly began make love o Ross wife quarrel
cn.uc,l dru which Ross stabbed Kelly IN the lei eide
and LETT a!in The former wound nearly penetrated the
lung: considered by the surgeons, last ghi, ~
probably fatal The wounded taken 10 the
Chnrnngrs street Hospital and Ross arrested.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
A VICTORY FOR THE BUCKET Shops

araph Company gave notice TO tie "baekboard offices
In this city and Brooklyn, known on Wail-st. as
"bucAet-shops," that the Instruments Tvng the New
thc end OF this month On Saturday Judge Pratt. OF
brooklyn granted order restraining the company
from the removal ol the Instruments uhtI iurtnef
nrtIc
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
STILL AFTER THE VISITING STATESMEN.

The escape of the Returning officers does
not improve The position Of tile Visiting Statesmen "
with reference to the Louisiana election. Gu the cOn-
trary the legal which relieve the Returning Of
fcers from legal prosecution and legal responsibility
convict the Matthews cOniedeFates OF
completely in conspiracy ieh the electoral vote Of
Louisiana without gong through the ormaty or
legal
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
MADAME ROSSINI.

LONDON March 24.-lhe Times's correspond
ent at Paris the death OF the widow OF KOS
sini, the celebrated musical composer at is under
stood s,vs The Tiness dispatch that she bequeahed
the fortune Inherited from Rossni to an asylum Tor
npcn and disabled slnEer5."
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25

occupied by Circuit Court Clerk John Davenport
which he refuses to give up to the Internal Revenue
officers who have been directed 10 occupy them. Mr.
James says that custodian OF the building ne Is en-
trcly subject to the orders OF Mr. Sherman, an what
directions he gives he will obey. The relations
betweon the Postmaster and Mr. Davenport are Of the
m amIcable kind.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25

In this city, last Thursday evening" ostensbly to visit
some unknown person In Covngton since which time
trace OF him can be discovered although the police have
labored diligently. Foul play Is feared.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
CRIPPLED BUSINESS FIRMS.

The creditors of John +. Henry, Curran &
Co. Will meet April ., TO select assignee. More than
200 claims, ag-rcgatug 100000, haye been proved
and will be submitted 10 the position meeting To-
morrow The claims oi eighteen banks aggregate $780,
600 Among the claims filed those OF TIE following:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
SEVERE SNOW STORM IN ENGLAND.

A violent gale. with snow, prevailed here
to-day and extended throughout England. 1t was par
ticularly severe nj Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
MARIE ROZE TO WEBER.

EVEHkTT HOUSE, NEW-fORK, Dec. 81, 1877.
DEAR MIR. WEBER l must thank you very
much for sending me such magnificent piano. have
frequently heard in Europe about the tone Of
your pianos but must confess they surpass my expec
tation. and fully merit the great reputation you have
won for them.
MARIE RoZE.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25

DISAPPEARANCE OF EX. CONGRESSMAN VANCE.
CINCINNATI, March 24.-It is announced that
ex-Con gressman John 8. Vance, Of Ohio has mystic
riousy disappeared He left the Walnut Street House,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
MARRIEN.

Dr BEVOIsE-CUTTER-On Wednesday. March 90. az ths
Beiiori Congregational Church: BROOKLYN " " by the
Rev Hugh Carpenter. D. j., the Rev Gabriel H. De BE-.
voise North rookcd Mass TO Margaret Ellen, daugh'
ter Of the late william Cuter. -
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
MARIE RoZE.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises $50 6:l7 Clock GOO
Moon l:3l Moon souths. 5:j7 Moons
BljH WATER ToDAY-A. NJ
Sandy Hook. 0f5 Gov Island. Ills Hell Gate. 307
HIGH WATER TODAY-P.
Sandy Hook. lis Gov Island Lac Hell Gate 80. 3:38
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March -. ! n m-Thero was
steady decline OF arpressurc on saturday. yesterday the
decline continued TIL and reached one OF the lowest
positions Oh record During the afternoon rapid rise
began and continued during the snowfall OF the evening
Tho temperature began falling at noon yesterday, ana
wa. + below frceZIug-point AT midnight .
For this city and vicinity clear. cold. windy weather
may he expected today, followed ~ comparative
warmth and less cold.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25

No one can nord dispense with the Of Carpet Lin
ing 50 Cotton Paper only that manufactured by the
American Carpet Lining Co.. NewlOr and Boston, For SAFE
By all carpet dealers.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25

We are reliably informed that Of the customers of
Alex FI0thlnghar x Co. brokers, l. Walst. New York.
within 80 days from Investment OF about
500 Rockingham co. are thoroughly reliable send for
their Weekly Financial Report sent free.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mus. BE- iadorssa gita Mif
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-25


lnchcL ars give diss ni ~ uh- @ ln' ~ LOO
gmln. The shite ns frpfeteht' le e'a'V
Of mercury Jutns those
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-03

81 ~ vuInr ~ Is your VT Is rs
HtnHb 6naae AGy3ua Iaet January, and fhe5
StRDne advIee yoa fhen gaNe th0 8oasd@
OF coQKno 6Gco lDAA admirable oonsiteocy.
= an yVW aeGion6. You WIN reanember
thnf . that 49, yuuW1sbed tie Tfusteee
70 change tie ay6neA laeenuntss reznakk.
|ine that ycu deG&ed 10 .fnpgees Anthony
20 sxun9iy upon the institutions Of Kan
90, that tho Image should not be eradica-
ted for nifty years.. Objections were
made to your scheme because NO appro-
priation had been made for the purpose,
OF to pay the additional salary OF the clerk.
You answered BY saying wc could transfer
It from another fund Of which there was
IN excess. Mr.. Taylor still objected, and
spoke about your structures upon unau-
thorized expenditures. You replied that
II the Board should agree to grant your
request you would stand up before the
State Of Kansas, either rs Governor or as
q private citizen, and defend the action Of
the Board" You said you had put your
self in writing authorizing the Warden Of
the penitentiary to use funds for other
purposes than those for which they were
appropriated. and had no hesitation to give
the Same advice to US.
Tour knowledge OF the matters promul.
gated by you on the 18th instant, as we
have already said, was known to you in
December Of 1876, and to the Legislature,
and was made subject of investigation
by your House Committee during the ses-
sion of 1877, which n substance reported
as follows: THAT we find it has been a
custom of the Board of Trustees to appro-
pirate out Of various funds pay to them
selves for mileage and per diem, and we
recommend that the appropriation for
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-03

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htReomle IN 1r1lHGESL ~ - nd
laKu1d hQ1. - 64ep1
q - na1lna9I 6ke MI eQGdptlY -
Her ttW to4di wuke ~ qooto4 II
lnodoa 6 ~ . ~, and1Ge 3 pr csl1s
6 III - III Jepaa, = nieqsy Na11sss,
b not Tu19, q Peru. q Vd6eGue1A q,
90 conc homo 1oe oomporiDun) South
Caxu1nA- She provides Tor her coupons
with . forethoueht which anynation might
be proud 10 initiate. Strong In her re-
sources, Japan proposes to be Independent
of foreign capitalists In her future loans.
She now makes the experiment by q new
issue Of 81. 500. 600 s per cent. bonds, the
subscription and oWnership Of which are
by law limited to natives only. This Is,
doubtless, Japanese, not Yankee, con-
cepti0n. II 1t could be carried out and the
bonds DO actually taken by the natives,
Japan would have made the greatest i'd
vance in her history. She would have
strengthened her government more in the
affections OF her people than she could
have done by any other single experiment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-03

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YOa BPuIn3 me- on Thursday.
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Niae shin Oh;
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-ON Guy Derrick.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-03
Where They &c.

American Hardware goes to Denmark,
Germany, Belgium, the United Kingdom,
France, Danish West Indies, Porto Rico,
Gibraltar, British North America, British
West Indies, British Possessions In Africa,
Cuba, British Guiana, Hayti, Africa, Chi
ma, Japan, Cisplatine Republic, United
States Of Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil,
British Australia, Mexico. Argentine Re-
puplic, New Zealand, Sandwich Islands,
and many other countries.
American agricultural Implements go to
every country where they are enlightened
enough to use such things.
American Nails go to Germany, the
United Kingdom, France. Danish West
Indies, Porto Rico, British West Indies,
Africa, Cuba British Guiana, Hayti, United
States Of Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil,
British Australia, Mexico and various other
countries.
American glassware goes to Germany,
the United Kingdom, France, Danish West
Indies, Porto Rico, British West Indies,
Africa, Cuba, British Guiana, Hayti, Cts
platine Republic, United States of Colon
bia, Venezuela, Brazil, British Australia,
Mexico, Sandwich Islands, and other
countries.
American Cutlery goes to the United
Kingdom, France, Honduras, Cuba, Brit
ish Guiana, Hsyti, United States Of Co.
l0mbis, Venezuela, Brazil British Austria
Liza, Mexico, &c.
American pumps go to Germany. the
United Kingdom, France, Cuba, United
States Of Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil,
British Australia, Mexico, New Zealand,
Sandwich Islands, and other countries.
American betting goes to Germany, the
United Kingdom, Cuba, United States Of
Colombia, Venezuela, British Australia,
New Zealand, and other countries.
American Machinery goes to Germany,
the United Kindgdom, France, Cuba.
Hayti, Africa, Cisplatine Republic, United
States Of Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil.
British Australia, Mexico, New Zealand,
Sandwich Islands and other countries.
American Coal goes to Danish West
Indies, British North America, Cuba,
Hayti, Sandwich Islands and elsewhere,
and will soon be burned in Europe.
American Paint goes to the United
Rico, British North America, British West
Indies, Cuba, Havt, United States Of
Colombia, VeEezuela, Brazil, British Aus
tralia. Mexico. Sandwich Islands, and
other countries.
American Car-wheels and Cars go to
Europe, Asia and South America.
American firearms 60 to every quarter
OF the globe, and In the hands Of Amen-
can rifie-men American rifles have hit the
.bulrs-eye" oftener than any other rifles
made. Turkey has bought 81, 0oo. 00(
worth Of American arms and cartridges.
American clock and watch manufactu-
rers are causing CONSERVATION in all the
cities In the Old World where tme-piecee
are made, and their products are found
everywhere ON land and sea. English
railroad officials carry American watches.
Hundreds of other kinds Of American
manufactures are exported.
American Petroleum lights the world.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-03

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49, 49, 3; ss 60 g g ..s 20 g - -
poelkively en1pt6d aad wiek sellw + nl0Ht
coafan. NV "a q IS doahe 1T
many ag1ie1eo baaeaglng - II 3o&A lfank-
LIN and his fIl-tated Wew I'D beea 1bond
IN these regions, and the story q the cain
was altoge1Aer pru6Ab3e. Having oonsid-
cred the matter for some time, Lieutenant
SchwatkA obtained leave from his COM
mandlng o6lcer and came to New York,
where he 1t once put himself In communi-
cation with 4essrs. Morrison 4 Brown,
who were glad to ind 90 able and energetic
a man DESTROYS Of putting himself ct the
head OF their cherished enterprise.
Although, a. already suggested, he IL
new to the business OF exploration, Lieu
tenant Schwatka has given great amount
Of study to the subject, and has laid his
plans with the skill Of . veteran. He pro-
poses to take with him as assistants only
such persons a. are necessary to the ex-
petition. There viii be . photographer,
provided It is found practicable to use the
necessary chemicals I'm such IN extremely
cold climate; there will be hunter, whose
business 1t viii be to provide supplies Of
game; and .Esquimau Joe, who win act
as guide and interpreter these, with three
or four others, win probably complete the
party. Tho vessel, It is supposed. viii 20
into winter quarters at Repulse Bay. In
the spring Of 1879, when slodging becomes
practicable, the search party win proceed
by land-or rather ice-towArd the point
where the cairn is supposed to be situated,
some four or five hundred miles from the
bay. A year Is to be given to the search,
at tho end of which the party win return In
time to meet the vessel, which shall have
spent the Same time on whaling cruise
In North Hudson Bay. In July or August
Of 1880, II all goes well. We shall see the
expedition return to New York. This, at
least, Is tho programme at present laid
down. subject to tn. mutations as circum-
stances shall neceseitate.
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