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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

The April number Of The PcrcLAa SctxAcs
MONTHLY closes the twelfth volume Of this VAL
liable periodical; aud the numker is .. fresh, in
etructivr, and Interesting - any cf the previous
issues. The high character OF this work has been
thoroughly sustained. and it's dozen volumes I'M
doubfedly furnish the best library Of contemporary
fence now to be obtained. The April number
opens with . most able and original paper by
Herbert Spencer-thc third II his reries on the
Evolution OF Ceremonial Government, and devoted
to the subject Of Mutilaiions This forms . re-
msrkable chapter Of the science Of sociology. ~
it illustrates the extent and variety Of that system
Of bloody and savage practices BY which eubordi-
nation aud allegiance hnt became parts Of IN early
and brutalized ss'cial order Mr.. Spsncer's COM
prehenSiye survey and searching analysis eof the
phenomena Of low and primitive societies throw q
Mood OF light on existing usages and survivais. and
form the most important contribution yet made
toward the Development Of the social state. Prof.
LOCKWOOD follows with . lively and interesting
article on The Eucalyptus in the Future. Then
oraie essay Of Prof. March on the Introduction
and succession Of Vertebrate Life in America and
which is devoted TO the consideration Of the high
est group in the animal kingdom; the class Nam.
malta, in which man is included. The Wicked
Weasel gives . vivid portraiture Of the hunting
habits Of that curious little rascal Whether all
force ia the universe tends to equilibrium, and
the final termination Of all activity. and what is
meant by the dissipation Of energy. Is discussed
under this title with his usual felicity Of ilustrz-
ton and remarkable cleaners OF statement by
Mr.. George Isles Prof. Pierce CONTINUES his
solid discussion Of the Logic of Science in fourth
paper. devoted to the Probability Of Induction.
There IL a method in these articles which gives
them great yalne 1t WIS the aim Of the first to
show that logic must take its departure from the
results Of science; Of the second to find out whai
he meant by reality; Of the third. TO begin the
eideration of how we arrive II realities in thought
and to show what may be expected by taking
the roHte to probabilities; aud in the present pa
per are carried forward to the relation of prDb-
abilities TO induction. In the next article Prof.
Mayer describes that ..acconsticai marvel of the
century 'EdisSn's Talking machine The ill.,
uetratious new, and the paper lie the best has
appeared upon this subject. The Narpingen Mir
ac1es. The source Of Muscular Power. Living Cor
ais. Poisons OF the Intellgenis, and sketch Of
Prof. Secehitwith portraitl. conclude the body
articles. Among other topics the editor discusses
Clairvoysnce; and the departments Of book
reviews and the Popular Miscellany are especially
full and iRsezsFiilEc ofhaesft thought, rep.
resented In H. most attractive FORMS will do well
to subscribe for this magazine
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04
Greatest Novelty Of the Age.

A tanning mill in nut shell. This mill
when NOT in use is boxed, size or box 2x3
feet. When in use the min is placed over
the box, which receives the grain and
holds shout bushels, or It can be run
out 10 measure. Twill clean any kind
Of grain.
i i nm without cog or belt, tho fan
having heavy blast ru ming 1t the nj
Of ~ revolutions per minute. This mill
Is adapted 70 All classes Of farmers Is It
furnishes its OWN shelter and also box 10
clean 70: and e nesrly half the price Of
Flax and seed riddle. 81 90.
FRANK HARLAN,
Travelling Agent.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04
Road Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, ! SIS.

0IAIE VI IOWA, -
TAMA COUNTY,
To whom IL May Concern:
THE COMMISsIOER APPOINTED
L to locate highway in rama County,
lows:
Commencing at the South West corner
Of Section Thirty-Four (34,) Township
EiyhtY-Two(82, North Of Range .Thir-
teen (13,l West of the 9th p. M. Thence
running North upon the Section line 175
Rods 70 the Safe road. Thence East
along the State road to point IA rods
South OF the center of Section 81 Thence
North IA rods TO the center Of said Sec
tim "a. Thence North 60 degrees. East
8 chains. Thence North IS deriees East
chains. Thence North IS degrees and
30 minutes, East and 5O-hundredtbs
chains. Thence North 20 degrees and rs
minutes, East 8 chains. Thence North 43
degrees and 30 minutes, East 5 chains.
Thence North "a degrees and Is him
utes, East II and so hundredths chains.
Thence North "A degrees, East S and
50-hundredths chains. Thence North.
% dsgrees, East chain. Thence
North 10 degrees, West Q chains.
Themes North 30 degrees, West chain.
Thence North IS degrees, West and 20.
hundredths chains. Thence North " de-
49,. |" N ~ s ~ ,onunuIeatns CHAINS.
West 8 and 75-hundredfhs chains. to
West line, East one half ID South East
quarter a. Section Twenty-Seyen (27.)
Township Eighty Two 1927 Range Thir-
teen, (13.) Thence North ON quarter
quarter Section line "a chains. Thence
North 70 degrees and 30 minutes, East "a
: az xnencs NofIn q degrees, East
N. anu - T ya CHAINS. rnence
Nosn - - uuskIees sno - minutes, East II
So,,.h 81 Ia1ua cna.ns. Inencc
3 Ia - n a.ks anu - Minutess East
DIV: anu cvTm ~ " cns.ns across Iowa
: H' w q lncs N0Itn % degrees, East
S. ~ osncDoLcusns cnslns 70 quarter
1870, d Icy u ~ East ana west
~ .nsSSsn $500 ~ q. inence East On quar-
cscs - r s.ns 81 ,ps ~ !uaster lection
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Original Notice.

STATE ATT. OF oP, IOWA,
To S. C. Broscn, Amafd II. Broscn. Sid.
neg 0. Bonneg, James T. Flathers, and
the County Of Tama in the State Of
Ioua.
You AND EACH OF You. ARE
L Hereby notified that there is aow on
file in the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of lama County, Iowa, a Pc
tition of the Toledo Savings Bank. claim.
ing as against you, s. G. Brown, a per-
sonal judgment for the sum of Thirteen
hundred dollars, (S13O0 00) AS rnouey lust
ly due on your three prmissory notes and
attached coupons, dated December 18th
1874, given to James A Maynard. and row
owned BY said Savings Bank. Also claim
ing as against you all the foreclosure of a
certain mortgage of even date with said
notes, and given by said 81 q. Brown, to
secure the same OIL Sliie North half of
Section Five (j,) in T5Enship Eighty. two
(82,) North, and Range Fourteen 04.)
West of the 5th p NJ, in Tama County,
Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before noon, of the
second day of the next term of said Court,
being the May term of said Court for the
year A. ID: 1878, commencing on the first
Monday OF May A. d. 1878, al the Court
House in Toledo, in said County, default
will be entered against you. and judg-
ment rendered thereon, and for costs.
EBERsoLE IL WILLETT,
10 Atty's for Plaintiff
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04
Probate Notice.

You, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
Court House, in Toledo, lama County,
Iowa. on the 7th day Of May A. D. 1875
at 10 o'clock. A. ~, to attend the probate
q snf .ns counsy tos see
ed, al which time and place you will ap.
pear and show cause. il any, why said
Will should not be adilittcd TO probate.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed the seal
of said Office, this 29th day Of MARCH,, 1873
C. j. SrENENs,
14-3w Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04
Notice..
To when Ii May CencerI

To WHEN II Nay Comeefn:
A PETITION HAVING BEEN PRE-
"A sented To The Mayor and Trustees OF
the town of Toledo, asking the vacation
OF the alleys running through Block three
49, Harrison s. Co.'S addition to Toledo,
Iowa. all those opposed, will make therob-
jectioBs known on or before the next reg
ular meeting Of said Board. April Sth.
1873, or said petition will be granted.
L. g. KINNE, F. 4. SMITH.
u Mayor Recorder
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04
TOLEDO HoUsE!

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND BROAD
~ way. Toledo. Iowa NJ. Snyder proprietor.
This elegant and eonmodious New Hotel is now
tons and at reasonab e charges II is not sur
passed for finish and general style, by any H. Tel
in Central Iowa. At
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

81 IL twenfsrsecoed ennusl Glaie Con-
ventiOn Of ~ Rrubiican peSlt a tIe
i &lnfe "a IoNA will b heti = NJ city Of
~ 3l0iucs, - Wedneaduy, 5une HI.
! 1o9o. lei Tie Yusp0se " uulstng the
1olluw3aE flBminaGioae =
A candidate ~ Secretary ~ State.
a candidate yUv Auditor ~ Hlnse.
A caudidate for Treasure ~ Stale.
A sapdSdate for Register Of State Land
~ OGce
4 candidate for Afpseuey Gcnesal.
A csntlidafesfor Judge Of Supreme Cuurt
A candidate for Clerk Of Supreme Court
A candidate for Reporter 81 Suprrn,e
COuyt. -.
The falU OF representation will be one
delegate for each county in Tie State, and
in asssiilion thereto, one delegate for every
swo hundred votes. OF .fractinn oyer one
hundred voice. cast FOR Hon Frank 7.
srnrrsl election n 1871. The following
Il ows the representation Of the counties
composing the Fifth Congressional Dis
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04
CONNECTIONS

At Monticello. with d. & NM r.
Going South. 70 10 a. m: North ? ~ 'alhs i,,s
At Anamosa. with Midland nv I'm
Going East. II o. a. m : arrive os ANS ian
At Cedar Rapids: with b. c. r. & n IN
leave. going North. ] 20 p. m. and = q ins
s sssxa Soi9 q p r M Win G. & NV Ry H.
j. ID. DUMONT. Super;rt.p n,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

The CHROSIcI.E office is the only offic.
IN Tama Co. that gives first Glass work, AN,
puts Letter Heads, Statements, Bill Heads.
Note Heads, Notes, Receipts, &C., &c,
with Holders Patent Blotter Tablet. M,
EXTRA ckdrse
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

ST. NICHOLAS ROE ArkzI--The stores Of fer
eign life form : Iesains 4 Azure Of the number.
Thsie il, tirst, Sara Keables Hunts account Of
How Kitty was Lost in Turkish Razaar. in Egypt.
Illustrated BY . frontirpiece; then follows Old
Nicolai tale Of Russian peasant life. with pic
ture Of = sBow-rt0Em on the stepPes. next comes
Pack Parker, BY Mrs.. Lizzie W. Champuey. with
fwo illustrations by Mr. J. Wells Chsmpney. q
story Of little boys escape from bele.geefed
Paris IN balloon with his father snd m0fhefs and,
after there The Three Horse shoes. by David Her.
nnder Louie XIV, found Dutch Blacksmith a.
rtrung as himeeif. Raster in 9eFInAny. with nine
illustrations deals with German country customs
Of the Raster time; and Visit 10 London Dog
show Is description. with several pictures. Of an
exhibition % canine pets Of all SORTS in Aiexandra
The inriaiiment Of Dtffted into Pofs. the serial
story for boys. has striking picture by Sol BY
tinge aud describes deeply interesting incident
Of school boy country life in England; and the
story tells about some funny and delightful sun
day experiences Of Ben, and his friends, and dis
plays ane illustration by Nary Hallock Foote-
In lively short paper entitled the Professor.
Mr.. Clarence Csrok relates how smart boy as
ton;shed his brother add sister and the nurse.
with sume curious scientific experiments.
Then there are some very fanny Letters from
Dick Hardin away ut school; lzughAble story.
by Howard Pyle. entitled Mise Catharine and the
Kabsufermauneken. which recites = rhrewd girl
adventure with gnome. and lie copiously ilirs-
fraied by the author: and somc commercial verres.
written By Mrs. E. T. corbett. and furnished With
druil pictures by Mr.. L. Hopkins. narTsting the
woes OF Three Wire Wosnal on land or sea.
Besides all this there are poems. humorous and
tender, foar vers:aed chsrades by Mr. G. P.C'an.h
an attractive talk with girls the titlcAlways
Behjndhaud
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

Dubuque South n stern Am !.

BEST AND SHORTEsr
70 all points North East Of Ceda, naOU1f
North OF Dubuque, Good conueetioan apids !,
Eteganf Coaches. Road passes ' u
most attra Give section OF our Sat- 'hroash i,
Take the Popular Route for North E.,,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04
4 Cluster Of Golden Opinions
FOR THE
BRADBURY PIANO.

Have manufactured and in use over 14,ooO in
| stsur e It's.
The peculiar charm Of this Piano is it. adapta-
tlon TO the human voice an accompaniment
owing to - sympathetic, mellow, yet rich and
powerful sit ging tones.
q From personal acquaintance with this drn
hdence of the public. We are using the Bradbury
fanos in our families, and they give entire sat
Persons at distance need feel no hesitation in
sending for their illustrated price--i and order
ing from it. or to order second hand Pianos and
Organs, Thes are reliable.
BeIknsp. S Chase. + N CreswelI Rev O n
Tiffany. Robert Bonner Grand Central Hotel n Y
81 Niche las Hotel. Y. Gen o How ard Bishop
james. Rev DR. John McClinfock. DR. James
Cdrnmins- Rev " Nor Pnnshon, t Arthur DR.
John Chambers, Gen Williams. Rev " walden.
Rev n Hatfield. Rev II Bugbie. DR. J N Reid,
Or Sims DE- II Ridgaway Philip Phillips
heT Alfred Goodman. Chaplain Nccabe. Kew
kynett. d Rev Daniel Carry d I,
Rer DePuy ID Thomas Guard DR.
ii, WIS., Sands Street Church; Bishop Mer
Like Hitchcock: Rev z o Haven. Gen Afford.
Dr Dewitt Talmage. says Friend Smith il
You onght to hear mine talk and sing,
Bishop Ames says My BradbaFy Piano is
FOUND after severe test and trial. TO be eoual IN
az you promised and is in AL respects in richness
OF lone and singing qualities. everything that
could be desired. Yours truly
& P ANEs.-
f'aiuIhofe NO. Jan 1874.
DR. o Haven SAYS: my bradbury Piano 90,
tainues TO grow better every day. ard myself and
family more and more in love with IT..
Bishop Simpson says: After trial in NV fam;
Tor years for beauty Of finish and Workmanship
and splendid quality OF tone. our Bradbury cam
not be equaled.'' -
Or j ii Vincent: For family worshjp. social
gatherinss, the Sabbath Schools. and all kinds Of
musical entertainments give me. in preference
ior al others, the sweet-toBed Bradbury Piano
IL excels in singing qualities
DIT jas McCouley Carlisle. Pa: MY Bradbury
Is splendid"
N. Inc best manufactured: warranted for six wears
rianos 70 let and rent applied If purchased:
monthly msfailments received on the same Old
pianos taken in exchange; cash pr i'd for The same
second -hand ianos at great bargains from s-n 10
s2Oo Pianos tuned and repaired
=. Organs aud Melodeons to Sabbath Schools and
chnrehes supplied az reasonable discount Send
TO please you.
Freedom GaYettson Smith.
Late sup't for and Successor to WuIrax
BRADBURY.
IA East 14th treet, N. Y.
MANDATORY, a
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

PHYSICIAN. SURGE0> AND ACGOUCHEUR.
Special attention paid TO Surgery. ofhce over
Stone Stoners Store. Residence. one door
East of the Christian Church. Toledo Iowa
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Walibam Iowa
L Prompt attention paid to calls in town o.
country.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

H. W. BOYNTON. M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Toledo. Iowa
l Residence same old place, opposite CHKoSI-
Gle Office
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

tlill be at Toledo the second Mond.y OF every
W NORTH. and remain one week. at DIR. Soust
IT office Also at frae, the 3rd Monday Of each
mouth, remaining one week. Filling teeth with
Goid. aspeciality All other WORK done.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

% EAL ESTATE BKUhERS. UNE MILLION
IL acres Of land for sale Money to loan for
years. The OLDEsTLand and Loan Agency in
Tama County. Have had a residence here Of
tleeaty years
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-01
Is He Going on the War Path

New York, April 30.-It is rumored
tonight that there will be some start
ling revelations in the Beecher-Tilton
case before the close of the present
week. Persons who are in a good posi-
tion to know Of what they affirm, assert
that Mr.. Beecher has at last determin-
ed to take the offensive as against Til
ton, and that the result will be the
speedy bringing of suit against Tilton
and Moulton on charge of conspiracy
to blackmail. A party in this city who
claims to have knowledge of certain al
legged transactions between Moulton
and the Tiltons, and which led to the
alleged conspiracy, is to be produced
during the trial of the suit, it is said.
The facts which he claims to be in pos
session of, have already been submitted
to one of Mr.. Beecher's lawyers, and it
is at his suggestion, it is contended,
that Mr.. Beecher has consented. if not
to begin the suit at once, at least to
hold a conference with the expected
witness, his own lawyers and a few per-
sonal friends.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-01
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

A London dispatch says: The city
and suburban handicap at Epson,
Tuesday, was won by Crawford's horse
Seton, Advance second, and Manevre
third.
Masters at Ashton, under Lyme, win
meet in London on Wednesday to de-
eide whether to give notice of the re-
duction of wages. 1t is thought prob
able that reduction of five per cent.
will be proposed.
The funeral Of VIM. Evarts took
place from st. Paul's church, Windsor,
VT, Tuesday forenoon. Secretary and
Mrs. Evarts were absent, having been
called to New York by the dangerous
illness of another son.
While some Orange Young Britons
and friends were returning from con-
cert on Monday night, at Montreal,
Canada, they were assailed by mob Of
several hundred Catholic Unionists,
and Mrs. Mechan and Corporal Lang
were severely wounded.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-01
CANON CITY NEWS.
The Railroad War Continues Fears of
Serious Trouble.

hC xNAluoAo vvAA SoutuluCS-FGaTS Of
Serious Trouble.
Canon City, April 30.-The reports
from the Grand Canon of the Arkan-
sas are of threatening nature. Both
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and
Denver & Rio Grande men are armed,
and the citizens of this city are in
hourly expectation of a collision. and
perhaps a battle in the cafon. The
two parties are cooped up in the gran
lite walls of the great gorge, and often
come in contact. The last reports in
dicated that the feeling had grown
warm on both sides, and those in charge
expressed fears of bloodshed. Mr..
Strong and Gen. Palmer are in st.
Louis; hence such restrictions as they
would naturally be expected to enforce
do not now bind the men. There are
about six hundred of the Atchison,
Topeka &c Santa Fe men and two hun
dred and fifty of the Denver & Rio
Grande men in the cafion and a battle
would almost certainly lead to great
loss of life.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-01
ILLINOIS.


Chicago, April 30.-Conkling stated
to an Inter-Ocean Washington cores
pondent that he believes that a pre-
meditated attempt is making to COM
pei him to speak on the present politi-
cal complications, but he did not pro-
pose it should succeed, as he would not
speak for the New York World or any
other newspaper.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-01
An Exciting Rumor.

London, April 30.--Considerable ex-
citement was produced in Berlin by
the announcement that the English
fleet was being fitted out for operations
in the Baltic. 1t was hardly to be ex-
pected that foreign fleet would make
its appearance in the Baltic against the
wish of Germany.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-01
WAITS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Spectacles In Social and Political Life
The Rural Members.

w.su,SoroS n r. April % ,7s
tn Tho Ed;,or nj The Lender.
This citv has been called n cosmo
no,;tan c;tv and On II ia in n narrow
sense Dnr;no the Congress;onal sas-
sion # ia tbe most oosmono,;t,n c;tv If
this hemisphere but tbe cosmos from,
which n der;vos tb;s distinction ia CON.
tractad and sonoroted from the Grand
Cosmos bv tho AtI,ntic oceon SIN
as MacanIsv s,vo wo bovo bero tha
renresent.tives Of eyory sc;enoo and
tba vot.r;es of ovo-y art .nd as NJ,
cau,ev did M, Gov. tho ob.r,.,.no ~
every shon o,d hoots from, o,,orv mort
Any dav nnd ,nrrr,,oro nov 10 soan
d;nio.t, -. oI;.;n;..r -.
,Is nanar,,s ;er.,.,;sts Iad;os 1ohhn
iots and Ioofa,S T,or,, do, 90 ooor,
r;,o I;,,Io s,ao+oo,,,ar o,;sodoo 80
H., 3, .,,a 80 ,,o,;.;..I -
,,,.I.. s,s. -,
nn,,,Io hnt g.. t,,o.o ,r,,o - - ~
a;aoou,, .,,or, 49,. ,,;.,,a.. ;.o:.so
i, tto .,,,o,,;,,. ,,;,.o,, 90 a. -,
. fow J.ys .oo sou tho nh;.a aa.,
ator from M;ss;so;rn; ,,oIr ,ha ont;ra
LENGTH of tb. ,yonna from, th. o,n;toI
to TyiI,.rd,s n..r,, ,n;,o ,,;.h 60
for Rrrca fro,, tLo so,o S,oto 49,,
t,,o on1,, oo,o.od cono.or =, ca
There has navor hoon ronoS cot,
recoon;tion of colorad neonlo hora. ~
matter what nolitical distinction thoir
cons,it,encies NOV have CON forrod 49,,
tbem yben tbev re,cb woohin,to,
thew find tbe social horr;codo ;,,n,o,
noble o,d ~ rooy ho cold - t,n?,
credit that thew maize No effort 70
scale II This ostrocion, 10 so1o1,, -,
accopnt of raco for n oonnot ho do
Mod that . fav of tbe oo1orod MOI, ,,,to
reside here in official and nol;tico1 I;fo
ore in oil tho ottrihutos Of ros,ooto
h;,;,, t,,o ,or. n, I'd o,,o,, a., -.
of some of tbe y,,;te mon u,,,a ho,o
in some ;u,rov;don,i,, wo,, hoo, .o,,t
to Congress
Amonr tho orto,,o;,,o., ,o.,
adifvino and omnoina - tha a,,;at |
Iool,ar o i, Wo.hin1,o,, :. th.. Co.
nisbed hv the aener;c rur,1 mamhor
and his family The rur,I momhor hoe
hoor haro n s..0;on or , ho1f so,,;an
and ho hoe loornod th.t 70 ho rnora
bonest mon,hor of Conoross On sol
orv of : ooo doas not 10 ~, ho,~a
lose soo;o, noorn;ar,. ~ noI;t;ooI ~
eronoo. h,, h;s r,;fo "a e. ho",.hu
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TENNESS


Nashville, April 30.--The spring
meeting of the Nashville Blooded Horse
Association opened well to-day. The
hrst race, Young America, stake for
Two year olds, half mile, Toledo won in
'lt; Bonnie Scotland, second race for
MAIDS three years old II miles, Bur-
gundy, won in 2l32; Artful Glenmore,
'he favorite fourth; the third race,
mile heats, all ages Dan R. won: time
l57, 54a, 400.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON,
Fearing Indian Troubles.

Washington, April 30.-The appre-
tensions in several quarters of serious
troubles with Indians this summer are
not thought to be groundless. The war
department has communications from
parties whose opinions are entitled to
earnest attention, to the effect that
warlike movements are clearly discern
BILE on the part of several tribes. A
long letter to this effect was received
by Secretary McCrary within the past
week and was referred by the Secretary
to the General of the army for his con-
sideration.