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RAILROAD ELECTIONS.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1873
Tho election for Directors OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company yesterday resulted In the success OF
the regular ticket, given In to-day's HERALD. The
proposition favorng the adoption Of the trust scheme
passed by largo vote. Mr. Peter wldcuer
of the newly chosen directors, declared ine-
gibo In consequence OF rule that director must
hold certain amount Of stock Ia his three
months before his entrance into Office, provision
which he oidnot oil. Mr.. Dsrbyshirc, who was lott
out oil the new Board was one OF tho oldest
having been Ia Office twenty-five years.
The Board will MI the vacancy caused by tho
election OF Mr. Widencr In addition TO the gentle.
men elected BY tho stockholders Aessrs. William
Anspach aud Alexander Fox were elected by Phadei-
phia CITY Councils TO represent tho city Interests and
George b. Roberts, Edmund Smith aud A. J. Cassatt
were chosen by tho Board us additiona mel cmucrs.
Tho Board OF Directors also reelected me following
officers by "a unanimous vote:-
IreHdent-rnomas A. Scott
First Wee President-tirorgc Roberts.
Second Wee Iresident-Edmund smith.
1hird Vice Prestdeni-A J. CassatL
.Secrefary-Joseph Lesley.
Assistant Secrelary-John c. Sims, Jr.
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SITTING BULLS FOLLOWERS.

PROSPECTS OF SERIOUS TROUBLE IN THE
UPPER MISSOURI RIVER.
CHICAGO H.. March %, 1878.
Unofficial but trustworthy Information IRON Fort
Walsh confirms the recent report OF large conedera
ton OF hostile indians IN that vicinity Sitting Bull
and Spotted Eagle have been reinforced by lodges
IRON the Missouri River agencies, including Red
Clouds and It Is estimated that there are from
dve to seven thousand warriors within hundred
miles OF Fort Walsh Some OF these bands have becn
seen by General Miles, scouts. The savagcs very
restless. and under the constant surveillance of
tho TOO limited orce OF Canadian mounted police who
evidently anticipate trouble. AT council held ~ tho
last week IN February the Indians resolved TO resist
The Buffalo law. and Siltng Bull counseiIed modera-
ton toward tho Canadians but breathed defiance
aguinst the Americans
The force Is well armed and splenddly equipped,
and could probably be augmented 10 ten thousand
men, In which case u vigorous summer camDaign
would be probable
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appointed Pontacal Camerlsngo, not Cardinal Mori-
chini as before stated 1t reported that the FORTH
coming Encyclca letter of the Pope will reicr TO the
italian government In severe terms and be very re-
served regarding the other Powers.
the SULTAN MOROCCO NOT psAD.
telegram from Madrid says the report which was
published by E Cronista that the Sultan. OF Morocco
was dead is untrue.
coLLIERy EXPLOSION ENGLAND.
An explosion occurred yesterday In the Opedail
Coilery, In North Stanordshire. Five corpses have
already been recovered Thirty persoLs arc still IN
the pit, and 1t is feared they are all dead.
LARGE FAILURE.
George Bannister, grain merchant at Rctford, has
failed. His liabilities are 81, $50, ,0oO
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SUICIDE.

SAD RESULT OF TAILuRE IN sHAD FISHERY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, March 27, 1878
Tho shad fishery on Albemarle Sound, which
is tho most extensive In tho country, Is "a
failure THIS season, and III who havo large
amounts Of capital invested feel greatly de-
pressed, the season Is rapidly closing and the
turns aro wretchcd IN comparison with the outhy.
AS result Sir. John Roberts, tho woalIniest
man In Chowan county. N. e., comm ted
suicide the day Doiore yesterday by shooting
himself through tho head. He had beon suffering
IRON despondency Tor some time consequent upon
the small success OF hrs extensive fisheries on the
sound. On the fatal afternoon he walked down TO
carried away by the storm and lost Returning
home he went into his Office and shot himself HIS
clerk who occupied the next room, heard tho pistol
fired and rushed into tho onlcc whore he found his
employer In dying state. All efforts to resnscitato
him were In vain, and he died alter the deed
committed, leaving no explanations OF his conduct
He was very higbly respected aud well connected.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge. William l. Learned, OF tho New York Su.
premc Court, Is atthc st. James, Congrcssmsn JAY
A. Hubbe, oil M,chlgun Colonel William T. Craghiii,
United States Army. and Richardson l.. Wright, DR..
A. Ncbinger, 7. A. Fagen, Simon Gra,z and Edward
L. Steele, OF tho Philadelphia Board OF Education,
at tho Metropolitan Ex-Governor Henry How
ard of Rhode Island; Curtis Guild OF Boston. and
l.. ID. n. Sweat Of Portland, Me-. arc ut tho Fifth
Avenue General IL. W. Vessels, United States
Army, Is ut tho Sturtcvant Ex-Governor Henry
Lipptt OF Rhode Island, and George Is. spriggs, Of
tho Great Western Railway OF Can ada, are At tho
Hoffman. Professor j. B. Wheeler, OF West Point, IL
ut the Coleman. Frederick Broughion, General Maa-
ager OF the Groat Western Railway OF Canada, Is at
the Brevoort Ex-Governor J b. Page, OF Vermont,
Is ut the Gilscy Professor +. L. Ritter Of Vassar
College, Is at tho Westminster.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE CHICAGO,

ELECTIoN OF DIRECTORS OF THE CHICAGO
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, March %, 1878.
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad was hold hero this
morning. The proceedings Of the Board OF Directors
were approved and OF the old board unan mousy
elected, as folows:--J. NJ Forbes, Sidney Bartlett
e. j. Paine and j. Coolidge. Boston; Peter G.ddes
aud J. Griswoid, New YORK; J, l.. Gardner, JE,
New York the latter in place OF W. j. Ratche, Of New
Bediord); H. Cunningham, OF Boston I'm place of
John Dcnnison, of Boston); y. T. Perkins OF Burpg.
top, Iowa. and J. NJ Walker, OF Chicago.
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RAILROAD SUIT.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March %, Is

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 27, 1873.
Tho case OF George Opdyke w. the ST. Louis aud
Southeastern railroad, In the United staos Circuit
Couri, was yesterday brought to q close by Judge
Ballard rendering decree OF nisi. 1t appears that
tho Henderson brancn Of tho ST. Louis and Southeast.
Railroad nad issued nrst mortgage bonds 10 tho
amount OF $9gS, ,0O0 which the interest since 1874
amounting 10 S2s, ,0C0, Is not yet paid. he Court
tho above decree, giving until the hrst Mon
day In October TO settle with the hrst NOR tgago bond
holders Second mortgage bonds were issued TO the
amount OF $9 OO0 oCo, but only ST. 5OoO0v had bceu
di ed of
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NEWPORT ELECTION.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, X. l., March ~, 1873
Summer residents at this place will be interested to
know that tho taxpayers to-day defeated, by large
majority. tho following propositions In amendment to
tho city charter, ana showed by u decisive vote that
they are willing to tho voters In the choice Of
municipal ofllcors. 1he PROPOSITIONS woro:- shall
the City Council elect tho city Treasurer Street Com
missioner aud Superintendent OF Public Schools ~
Thoy also votea the oicc Of City Marshal should
be retaned that the municipal year should besn the
FIRST Monday In june as at present. and that tho
Mayor should not appOiut the police subject to np-
proval OF tho CITY Council but that they should be
appointed by the City Council as before.
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SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.

ANDERSON, S. c., March %, 1878.
There was n great political gathering here to-day
on the occasion of military review Governor
Hampton spoke to some eight thousand people. He
urged equal rights for oil citizens amnesty Tor past
official derectons, except as TO conspicuous leaders
who miscd tho c0oret element, aud paid hiYn tribute
to President Hayes Official conduct. lis counselied
unity and harmony among democrats aud predicted
that tho principles sustained IN 1875 and the nomi-
nation OF conservative the State ticket would
result in the utter disruption Of tho republican party
In Soui Epro
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CANAL STREET FIRE LOSSES.

The following some Of The losses and insurancc
In the Canal street fire OF ruesday:-B. !. CoIiu,
hosiery aud noions OF No. 26l Is Insuredor s46 900
in fourteen companies HIS loss Is estimated ut
$4,000 Hiil Bros millinery goods, OF Nos 263 and
2p5 aro insured tor $S 500 IN twenty four companies.
Their loss is estimated ut 800 OOO Thomas Chatter
ton Co, clothers, OF No 267 are insured Tor
S2OOOO IN four companies and estimate their loss at
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, March 27, 1873
Railroad managers and agents OF tho trunk lines
adjusted their differences in today's meeting. They
complo.cd their apportionmept or freight and con-
stituted grain special class OF freght fixing tho
ratio tho basis of twenty. .nve cents IRON Chicago
TO New YORK, and retaining tho rate OF thirty cents
for fourth class freight Tne nominal ratio Tor grain
has hitherto been thirty cents.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
HAWAII.

HELP FoR THE CHINESE SCARCITY OF WATER.
SAN FRANCISCO, March q. 1873
The steamship Zeaandia brings the following INTEL
igence from Honolulu Tho Chinese residents OF the
Sandwich Islands have contributed OOv Tor the re.
lief OF their suffering country mon In North China.
There has been little Or ram IN HOL0ulu Tor the
past months. Tho supply OF water for city use
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FIRE IN A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

About halfpas ten O'Clock last evening lre broke
out on the second foor OF No. 25l Fulton street.
Brooklyn. occupied by Sanford Duryea photo
RrApb gallery. Before the flames were exiinguished
the photograph stock was damaged 10 the extent Of
81 600 buiiiing about $1,000 and The dry goods
OF Dickinson West on the nrst noor. about ~ UOO.
The could not be ascertaned IL is not at
present known how tho Ore originated.
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VERDICT FOR A RAILROAD.

Urea, r., March ~, 1878.
In tho case OF the Now York Central Railroad
against John NJ Bailey, ex-Unted States Collector ut
Albany, tho jury to-day rendered a verdict Of
$499, ,s32 Cs for tho railroad. The Court granted q
stay Of proceedings for sixty days to enaUle the do.
icudant ~ prepare bill VI exceptions
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THE PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
lHILAbLLPHi

PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1873.
The total loss by the IRE ut Fourth and CHI rry
streets on Monday night last esumated at $3.50 co.,
The total insurance s26l 050 divided us follows-
Foreign companies, so. 600; Philadelphia compsnes,
slo'2oO; other United states companies, $780, 500.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH DIRECTORS

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH DIRECTORS.
A meeting OF tho directors OF the Hannibal and st
Joseph Railroad Company was held yesterday at their
Offices No. IS Broaoway, when Henry NJ. Benedict OF
this city, late President OF tho Gold Exchange Bank
and Simon b. Armour, OF tho nrm OF Armour, Plank
inton " Co, Of Kansas City, No, were elected
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TIE wEArHER YEsrrnnAy.

The following record Will show tho changes IN tho
Temperature tor the past twenty.iour hours 10
parison with tho corresponding date OF year. as
indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
I n IA linn
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Average Temperature yesterday. 4sA
Average temperature for corresponding datc last
........................ AK
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EVERY ONE WHO HAS THROAT COMPLAINT
should use HALss HONEY or HoHrnouSD AND TAR.
A.-"wHIrE'S PAiENr LEVER TRUSS" GIVES
ease the Truss In the world.
to st. New
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A-ONE TRIAL WILL DEMONSTRATE THAT
Moopims suLrnuR-iAR SOAP aecomplishes aii that 10
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| AS A CURE HYArr'S LIFE BALSAM is UN.
equaled In scroiuous compaints rheumatism neuralgia
| 1ryft rs ant 4 11J Grand \. Y.
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WAR GOSSI

LONDON, November ga special to
the Telegraph from Pera eports that the
Turks hold O strong forded position at
the head of the Orctnie defile, and
have abandoned the ton of Orchanie
for strategic reasons.
A Russian official ispatch, dated
Bogert, says: The Tu!s, on Monday
morning, violently affixed the 18th
corps OF Terstenik and 1etchka. After
six hours of severe fging, the Turks
were repulsed and pured until night.
The Turkish loss mus,have been very
heavy. The Russian loss numbered
300, including lare number of Of
fcers. Simultaneous demonstrations
against Polomaska anKazelevo were re-
pulsed, with triRing ,hting.
A special from Perao the Manchester
Guardian says Geshofwas liberated nm
conditionally Monda Achmet Rioub
Pasha has been appoLed commander at
Schipka. Reauf Pasi goes to Adrian
ople to superintend t. organization Of q
new army. A greaistorm with snow
prevails in the Balkan.
The Telegraphs Pa special contains
indications confirmaty of the view that
the Turks have almd, if not quite,
abandoned the expection Of reaching
Pleyna with success. he dispatch says:
"There are renewed sports Of fighting
near Rustchuk, the turks being the
aggressors, but we hay no information
further. These movaents are extern
sive enough to preventive withdrawal of
any forces from Plela, even if the
Czarowitch's army we weak, which is
denied"
CoNsrANTINopLE, byember 28.-
Ghazi Moukhtar PasE telegraphs from
Erzeroum, under datof November 25,
as follows: "The Rpian Bayazid COL
umn is encamped bween Szeidekam
and Karakilissa. Ewything indicates
that the Russians are preparing to sus-
pend operations an 60 into winter
quarters. Snow has ;llen in the noun
tains to depth of the feet"
VIENNA, November28. evening
papers publish Buchrest advices, ac-
cording to which Prize Gortschakoff is
engaged in lively diplmatic intercourse.
A proposal has alread been made for q
conference on peace 5nditions.
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murderers and hypocrs. The law
during your trial was mciful in pre-
Stunning your innocence uil your guilt
was proved and in givingou the benefit
Of all reasonable doubt Since your
conviction, the stern duti OF the minis
ter of justice forbid tn, sympathy or
misfortune should suggethe penalties
to be visited upon fagrt Violators of
the law. Icompassionathe condition
of your suffering wife ID tender and
innocent children, but must be gov
erned by duty and Il demands of
justice, and such puniiment as they
suggest I will award in yur case.
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FOREIGN .ELANGE.

LIVERPOOL, NoveDer 28.-The Cou-
Tier's London correspondent states that
the establishment o the Roman heir
archy of Scotland il indefinitely post
poned.
LONDON, Novembt 2S.-A Paris cor
respondent of the ZINES, in discussing
the assertion of the ioaite,r, that Presi-
dent MacMahon my submit to the
Senate the alternatip of dissolution or
his resignation if tn chamber refuses to
vote the budget, say others believe, and
they are probably riht, that if the Sen
ate refuses to seond dissolution,
President MacMaho will hold himself
absolved from his rash promises. and
take Cabinet acceptable to the Cham
Der. Reports are llso current that the
left intend to send conciliatory deputa-
tion to urge the Mashal to return to o
normal system of government by the
majority. The sane correspondent says
it is understood the badget committee,
in ignoring 1linistr DeWelche's motion
for the separate consideration of four
categories Of direct.axes, will themselves
submit accommodation to tho same
effect.
General Della 1lirmora, of the Italian
army, is alarmingl, Ill.
LONDON, November 28.-The French
situation is unchanged, because the next
move is expected b come frem the Sen
ate, which stands adjourned until Thurs
day. The general opinion seems to bo
that this adjournment was for the pur-
pose of giving time to the government to
win the support Of the Orleanists for ex-
treme measures. Nevertheless, dis
patches this morning indicate calmer
feeling than on the previous day. The
non-issue of any circular by the new
foreign minister to French representa-
tatives abroad, and the countermand Of
receptions of their subordinates by the
several members OF the Cabinet, are
cited as indications that the Cabinet does
not expect to Inst long. The report of
the budget committee on the special
accounts opened by the De Broglie
ministry during the recent dissolution,
which was read in the Chamber of Depu-
ties yesterday, but not discussed, be-
cause the ministers were absent from the
sitting, amounting to $50, 600, 600 francs,
declares the accounts illegal, and that
they cannot be sanctioned by the Cham
ber without compromising the rights of
the nation. By rejecting the bill sub
mitted by the late Cabinet, the Chamber
would not definitely refuse to sanction
the expenditure, but would simply re-
serve its ulterior decision.
The Times correspondent says: "This
report strikes by anticipation Mt one OF
the experiments which probably had
been relied on for expending money
without previous authority of the Cham
Der. The partisans of resistance thus
find themselves more and more hemmed
in h- i network of legality, from which
there is no escape except by criminal
enterprises, which have no advocates,
even among the most ardent and heed
less advisers of Elysee."
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Mr.. Jeter's election us President pro
tenn. of the Senate is recognition of his
long and faithful service in that body.
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Garks In Sentencing l..
You Have Reached the
shonest Man."
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chiIdren's Fair.


the festival for the school children =, the
Female College ia proper trrrus. II We
wrrr compelled To write from our r,col-
lection slon- the sr,icL, world take "A
shape something like th-:
Bang, bang, snap. ~hiz, rustic, stir.
! tramp, tramp, shufH", rip, tear, oh. ouch!
oh IordN I am NJ tired; TAKE Your elbow
out Of my side. Whs are you showing.
Ola my c"rn~, ugh! VI, dress is ton. Wine
threw hat torprdu' There is another
| pldgn"y tirr-crackrr One aud half, au'
a at, an If, an 'sf-thrre by twu-fuur
and quarter 10y f"rr--and .onr at five
dollars IN money IF the S,hnol bank.
Charming Young lady clerks glowing with
II lovely flush Of excitement. rxpni~it.
Young gentleman - ,ai,>rr,u. considerably
agliatrd 10y ia" grave responsibilities nf
IN anomalous POSITION, screaming. frantic.
Ia'iug children, youths of both SEXES in a
state IF d' l.rI"uN excitement. Young gents
eagerly curious. old bachelor, .rr,n,Iv uu.
c"tNri"n~. fathers n"dlinG, uiddiug. nod.
ding. matr"u~ grlvrll nh-rr,an and N,
'm'c'at'd cdrtur dying Win the SICK
h'ala,hr.
But "" may have observed Ill tlrs.
thugs with iJuuhi,rd ,isi"u. We wcr,
Informed lay iii" litrl. boys AMI .irl, that
they had a gl"rIun> timr; hy the older rn.
pills that II they did not get the worth of
tI''Ir money they ruiryrd rh, hustle, stir.
and harmless excitement; hy the teacher.
iha' AL thu rn"n"v paid ont for good rr,i
't''"rs aud ,ondu,t. WIS r,lr,mc,l. AMI
ihIi III new system al CONTROL me- ,hu.,'s
works like Il charm W. rhauL .ho.r f
"nr '"nng friends hn f,'t called u,,n,i g.
treat ~ :" p"a.nuis. g.. for fhrir Lird
'llf"'iall"n - III" we of the Canadian
such lavish -"urrn~ity with funds $50
'dh"ii"u>ly raru,d indicates Mind h, m,
'nd u"I'i" characters We cannot ,onn !
'"iG't the t.t'"t> shown H.. nor our rnan. /
cal speculation At The cln,r nf the .s.,. |
'1~''. The. lwr,ll-" ct ,,llo"l mou,., -, 3 ! /
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puil
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: M now lra''tc i a. "ur rs" 80, hool,. la,
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The Louisiana State Lottery Company
has instituted sni, sGaiurt the New Or
Leans Democrat for damages tn the amoun,
Of Us 900, claimed to have been inflicted
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eSs which appeared In the columns Of that
paper