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STORE Room FOR REyr.-The well
known Store Room of VIM. II. Beaver.
Located in Middleburg, the County
seat Of Snyder is now offered for rent
Rent very low and location first class
For further information please call on
or address A. X. Gift or WIN. II. Bea-
ver, Middleburg, or Geo. II. Rice, Ha.
zleton, Pa. Jan30 7Stf.
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Auditors Notice.

TIVE undersigned Auditor appointed ~
i the Court of Common Pleas of snyder
county 10 IN Ike distribution oi The finis In tho
hands ~ L.. y. Atkinson Esq. As-igncs ~
John shelly or Wss, Perry tosnshIp. Snyl-r
county, viii in~"t all PERSONS intere.'ei IN - 4
fund at the ofnre ot Inhn 4. trnnmiller va
IN Niidlehnrg IN Tu-ly itnu ~ q. 1873 tt
" o'rloc \. VI. Alsp tt to ofr'e ot l.. Y. A.,
klnsnn isI,, ~ Win ntown. Junia'n county,
Pennh. On THfRSD\I the thirtv.fr-t day
of isuu'ry ~ " "'rlhrk 4. VI. when rnt
wher" you are No'ircl to prescott your ciaih
or 10 forever barred from coming on SAID
fund =. l.. BOWtR
Dec. %. 1877. Auditor
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Straw IJeifer.

CAME to the premises of the un
~ dersignci In Centre townsnip, on or about
the nra day Of SEPTEMBER 1871, - BRO w
ilElfER, tail partly white. and white spot in
thu side. about Is months old. The owner Il
hereby requested & come forward, prove prop
erty, psy charges. and take tho sam away OF
II will 10 disposei Of acclr ilnk T. ltS.
JOHN HARTMAN.
Nov. -. 1871
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COUNTERFEIT SILVER. The, "NIlncrs.

CorSTERFEir SILVER The "NIlners.
vile Republican" says Our merch.
ants and business men generally
complain of n large amount Of count
erfeit silver in circulation IN the bor.
ough. The same complaint come.
from all parts of the county. and we
fear that much of it is showed know.
ingly and with intent to cheat. The
law is imperative and punishment sc
we're for passing fraudulent money
and every honest man should do his
duty in bringing to justice those ems
gagged in the nefarious business OF
passing the miserable counterfeits. oil
which there are 50 many in circula.
,ion.
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-0ppenheimer of the popul q r
clo'hing Firm wsis 4 Oppenhsimer, has
just returned from the City with another
large siock Of clothing. lie has purchas-
ed bis stock Al such low figures which will
enable him TO offer great bargains TO hi.
customers. Call At weis & 0ppenheimer's :
above 'he Keystone Hotel, selinsgrove,
IL you wish TO buy cheap clothing.
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Oct. %, II
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"A etters of administrAtioa on the state OF
John k,ntflef, late of Adams township, Snyder
county, Pa, deed have boon granted TO tho
undersigned. All perscns knowing themselves
Indebted to said estats viii pieApe make I'm
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate viii present then Tor settle.
ment to JAhks sNiDpLKswAEra,
jan 1878. Admini istrator.
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CAUTION

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
Moving articles hav" heen purchased
nv the uudarsign.d, at Cnns'ahle's sale and
ieu in the possession NJ Cnhrine " PIP during
her pleasure. All persons are cautioned not t.
me Idle u, later ere with the sane, via; N
buehel ofoat-, bushels of corn, s hsrre's, clock
I ink, chairs, I cookiuL stnve and ripe, table,
l oil cloih, lokinR glass, coal stove aud pip..
u chairs, ! si.ud, ton oi hav ip.d ~ corn
potatoes, busgv, 1donehtr-y, \ h"dst dc and
he,,ding. I bureau, corper crnhosrd, I chest
Dee. 18th, ~. pd. LEVlNA BOWER.
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The article on otr first pnge headed
County Institute-vI1." " should read,
7huysddy Morning Session, aud not
Wednesday Morning Scssion, a. 1t APP
pears the IN paper.
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CAUTION,

NOTICE - hereby given TO all person,
ne. erislnaily BY Lewis 0sodlins, aud
20. held y csss. 0sed''aa. Said note
amounting 70 shout oSoe, % 80 I viii no,
psy shs ssns. elsim legal sss-s6.
yAnoe 0nAuAn.
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Auctioneer. er.--George H. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, p. O.. would an.
nounce to the people Of Snyder coun-
~. that he will cry sales for real and
personal property. at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar. l5.77ti,
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PlMpl.ES !.

vii mall tFree) the recipe for q simple
vgoErAsLE Balm. that viii remove TAN,
pRvcHtss. PtMrLss and BrorcpEa, leaving
the shin s~ft, clear and besutifut also In
struetiops for r,oiucinR irxutiant grovth
cfhsir ca bsd head or smooth fece. Ad
o.. 90 A. a 81. N. Y.
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ut seems a. u I should ssnrh my head
~ is sometimes 'he impatient sxc's-
nation of . sufferer from severe Cough.
Quell the paroxysms with lIsle's Honey
Of Ho~ehcund and Tar. The relief is i'm
mediate snd the cure certain. Sold By
all Druggists
Pixies ,oo'hashs drops cure Ia miu-
ute.
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Ths ssendard Remedies. fcr sn diseases
Of The isuss ere scsnreR's PuInorIo srsur.
ScHsSoHs SEA "ssp rostc' AVID scusWcks
hArphAts Pifrs' ana " taken before the
NV '''''''es 's'y s"'e' a'pes"y cure
TO thses medicines pr. j. II. sehsnet, ofFhi'.
dsiphia. owes his uurisaiisd success In the
a.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ fii,wing srtic,ss have been pu-ehas-
ed BY the unierstsned st Consshss sale and
,ny pleasure All 20 sons are eautio ed no
q Interfere or meiils With s.me va,
bsds \ bedding, Cook stove, Psrlor stove, s
,sm .ss ass t,,m t"s oss o., tsns n ss,t h"sksr,
biz 2Sinks, Wood chest Cioch, I.sok ns
Glass, Z burssns large Chsst, lot Of Carpet.
Work Hsarh, . shoAts, lot 81 russ. Rarrsls
CFo.s Cut Snw.
Dee. n, N. SAMUEL HOWE
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n EvS On 40 ENrS p.ont. per week VIII
Oh .UOprovo II or brlot fsu'. Now A..
ticles. Just patented Samp o. sent free to all
Add ess W. II. CHlDESrER, 2o Fulton
st New york.
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To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The advsrtissr, haviue been revmsne ntly
cured ci that Dr. ad disease. Censu mpticn, by
. simple remedy, IL anxi Us 10 msse know a
all who desire n, he VIII send n cory oi the
pys.cviptios nssd. Tree of chsrte), With the
dreefions for preparing nd using the same,
which they viii Md srSs Ctkg tor toN
SUMPTION. AsrRNt, BRoScBiris, &C.
Partis. wishios tho rrcscriptio,. viii phase
oddress. 2. 4. wIL5JN, 10 Perm 81. VIII.
tamsburyh, N. Y. Jan. If,'.eem.
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I dmjnIslrator's NoItice : Lett,

A dminislratorS Notice = Letters
~ Of Adn,slstrstion on the estate Of George
Mas, dse'l, ia,s Of waskinsIsa rSr.. NY
e, e n. ssssl;us:d " q. pss.oss % ss s
oolvsa tudeMed 70 satd eNAtr ere PoquSSsei 4
nsbs laotdlste tAyMset,. vhile thcss ksvt :
:';'s: 3: ~. sxs ~ EsSs ~
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

A L. persons interested are here
~ by notified that Hsnry ". Herman, OF
Jacks N tawuship, snyder corntv. made IN as
signmsnt Of all his etfecis, real snd personal TO
the unisrsigned for tho bsneht OF his creditors,
IN persons having claims are requested 10
present them TO tho unhersisnsd. aud psrsans
indso,sd will lease mste immediate payment.
JOHN ). BEAVER,
Doc. Is, ~. Assignee
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TJIIN H.BNCUMAy.-
Nililrb,rS. s,yi'r County. Pa.
UIustice OF the Pea-e 4 Conveyancer

Deeds, Articles sc written. Collections ofHll
Minds nHde ~ .horinotice, and on the most lii-
NAY 81, 'fTtf.
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r0- Great Bargains in FURS are
now offered at 8. Weis, Selinsgrovs.
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.A,sr In the ~srid. ~ It
Eyep wces given q faithful report Of
POLITICAL NEWS.
embracing Complete aud comprehensive des.
patches fto'n Wa-bihg'oH, inciuiips fall reports
pfihr speect"- ~ eminent politieisns ON th'
Questions or the hour,
TIIE FARM DEPARTMENT.
fthe wErsLr iira,Lp gives the ,ste.t q. vel
-th. mot ptic,icsi .ugs stion sud discoveries
r'ia'i"s tn ths dntirs ~ 'h' f,ruef hir'- frt
.ssiug carrie. pOrtrny, 1Rsias, TagH-
NNnErAbLB4 Nc, a. 20, h stsr sti'us fp.
k%p"r ,"id'hs, ;nd fltmts u'o.s,i- r.,
apartment, Nid"iy copied, under the heIdoi
TnE iONr.
v'tc ipss f'r ~ sri ~ di.hcs, tin's fr- IN d.
mR - 'h.rf N f'r 90 t'g "u si'h 'hr 'an..'
tsli"'- n, a." lowest rir'. T. ''rts T. ~ ou
P"s u DO. c"fI. p0uf,tis o. 'ho ,cr.
NttSty NFHAtp illsg,r ~ ious,. ifr H., T.,
hs. Ca tnrur'd tu'r- he pie" ~ tncthp,r,
oNr roLLtR YEAR
There 80 rser y VOTED, at tho ,s., rb.,.s
" ~" lnsin'ss npr ris, Crop. VI rcintd sc
n. Sc. v'lur'i" '"aiur, u 'onnd in The .re.
cisl reported p'irc- aud conditions q
1lE PRODUCE N,RRET.
whilr all ITO rsw- from ihp lat fre 10 ,he nj.
..v"r' ~ - My NE ~ b. f"nrd IN tho weGkLY
HERALD, due at ri'o" II fi,eu tn
SPORTING NEWS
Il ONE ,,d sr-oai. together with n .iotv oso--
"c"t. arrNoy hv snita smlerr, dlvir-, ftri.
rtRr, NrsiCAt, Dramatic Personal aui S,a
Votes, Th"r" - no paper In tho vnr'd which
MAINS 80 much ncvs usttpr every w,sF ~ the
WEsKLy "ERAtn. which ia sor'. ro.'ses free,
Tor On" b''lnr. Won insy suhsc'ile q at any tin,.
TtiE SEW YORK HERNLD
In = weetiy form.
ONE DOLLAR \ YEAR.
P,rn-s pu'ii.hirg thi. prospectus without be.
ing authorized will not necessarily receive ~
eHchabgp.
Address
Rev YORK Herald.
Brosdvsy \ Aun ~. New York.
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TRANSPARENT TEACHING CARDS -
Instruction ant Amu.sWsnt com,inea. I'm.
por ant TO parents ant istcb.rs. ao d,ners :,
srtis 10 designs rhe enti ps.s sent fee for
- cts. CURRENCY or stamps VAN DELF \
co. 70 Ann u. N. Y.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. &C,-Clos.
" iua Pricsa ~ ls HAvsN 4 TOWNSEND, to
South tn .rd street PhiiAdelphis. Stocks bo,ighi
snd soli either for cash OF on margin. Feb.
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A full line Of Germantown wool
and zsphyrs. at 8. Weiss, Selinsgrove.
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w ANTED.

An Fhsrrt,le Man or voman in eyory t,iur.7
20 fhke the AVcucy tor twp ~ ttc Nosti icp-lar r
Pub'lca'lrns In tho country. Ffurof the Tin.
est hrniros (tylp inchn eIchl - Every Sub.
So li"I The ncst tpu"iu ton Evsr Be'uts
uHer'h To Agent. ani tho lost Ltbe al I n.
iurenetts - Subscribers. Our Fine Pubiicas
" M, tiegnbt PretniIus AMI i.arve t'om'nis
ons place Il Ahesd OF all competitors. Sepd
.or Iiidstratc,l Circular fs-ns l.. = n
Philafeiphia.
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SAMUEL II. ORWIG.
hTTORNEY 4 4 Law,
Miminburg. Union Co. "a.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.

once mex, door to Telegraph Printing once
Doc. 70, lsiT.tf.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

F. n. TAYLOR, Superintendent
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In The matter Of the estate Of Frederick
Maurcr, late Of Jackson to,cnship, decd,
fn
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CELINs9ROvE PRODUCE MARKET
CONNECTED WEEKLY nv

Wngenseller Il ron.
h..ahal A A
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STATE WIisELINGS.


brutal Murder N woodland - Ma
SMALLPOX in BremOnd - HallvilIe
masonic Institute burned.
The following IL synopsis OF the
specials in the Galveston News OF
Friday;
SAN ANTONIO, March 2S. MIR. John
Copeland is TO take charge OF the local
department of the Courier.
Last night, Ernst Altgelt, Esq, a
prominent member OF he San Antonio
bar, died at his residence, near Leon
Springs. He was born In Germany,
came TO Texas in 1851, turned his at
tention to the law, In which he
achieved considerable success. He
leaves large family. His disease
was aDeurism OF the heart.
~-NsBYIA, March .2S.-John A. Wynna,
an old and respected citizen Of Free.
stone county, was brutally murdered at
his residence in Woodland last night
about seven o'clock. He and negro
man went out to feed the horses. Mr..
Wynne had an armful of corn and had
started toward the stables, when the
negro struck him with an AK, knocking
him senseless. He then cut his head
nearly of and split his skull open, he
went to the house and struck Mrs.
Cole, an old lady, who was sick In bed,
with the ak, breaking her arm. AT
this jnncture Mrs. Wynne ran In and
grabbed hold OF him. He threw her
on the floor, and was attempting TO
murder her, when her son Willie, who
was sick in an adjoining room, ran in
with u pistol. The negro, hearing him
coming, started off, leaving the ak on
bed. Willie fired at him, but missed
him. The cause of the crime is sup
posed to have been for getting their
money. The negro was caught this
morning about ten o'clock In Tehua.
cana bottom.
HALLvILLE, March 2S.-An alarm OF
fire was raised here this evening, the
fine masonic institute being In flames.
The fire was too far advanced to be ex-
tinguished. 1t is supposed to be the
work of an ineendiary.
BREMoND, March 28.--Small. pox has
about disappeared from here.
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Eirs. Ward sehooI EnnInl,Ion.

An exhibition by the pupils Of the
First ward public school was given
at the operahouse last night, which
consisted of songs, Rotations, compo-
sitloDs, etc. The house was crowded
with the patrons and friends OF the
school, and the exhibition passed of
TO the satisfaction of those present.
Professor j. 7. Tooley, the principal,
made few remarks at the close Of the
programme, iu which he gave an out
line OF the progress the school had
made during the session just closed.
Parker's Germania band and orchestra
WIS engaged for the occasion, and In.
terspersed good music through the ex-
ercses.
Just before the last song Professor
Tooley presented prizes to number Of
his pupils, who Ia turn presented him
with beautiful silver cup, as a token
OF their affection and esteem.
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II. Il. Campbell, Ennis, IL at the
Windsor.
J. Maddox and lady are guests at
the Windsor
Samuel Weiberg, Galveston, 10 at
the LeGrand.
Colonel ]. ID. Davis, Marshall, Is at
the LeGrand.
II. w. BRIBERY, of Galveston, is req
istered at the LeGrand.
Il. w. Saunders, wife and child,
Paris, are guests at the LeGrand.
Rev. DR.. r. G. Burleson, Of Waco,
passed through Dallas yesterday,
remaining but few hours with his
numerous friends.
IUolonel G. s. Mitchell, OF Dallas, is
visiting relatives at Hot Springs, Ar>
kansas. The splendid physique OF our
friend completely dissipates the theory
that be Is there to drink the waters.
Dill Brown ia now connected with
the LeGrand hotel. He Is one of the
best hotel men In the country, having
been connected with the Everett
house, st. Louis, for many years, and
since with other first-class houses In
the north and east.
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A Murderer II Jung by "a Mob.

From gentleman who came up the
Central road last night we learn that
last Thursday, about eight miles east
Of Mexia, negro man named Dick
johnson went to the house Of an old
man named Wynne and attacked him
with al AK, killing him. After he had
killed the old man he attacked his
wife, striking her blow with the axe
badly cutting and fracturing her right
arm. Her cries aroused her son, q lad
Of some twelve years, who was In bed
sick, and he attacked the negro with q
pistol, when he fled. Yesterday the
negroes succeeded In finding him,
where they hung him. The negro
used to live In this place several years
ago, and went by the name OF One.
handed Dick, one Of those members
being missing. He was an ex,convict,
and II Is supposed that he meant to
rob the house.
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la the executive session ~ tho sen.
ate motlonr are pending 10 reconsider
tho votes " rejection la the cases Of
Parsons and Reynolds, Mr., Dawes
made a motion In behalf Of Parsons,
and Mr., Paddock In behalf Of Rey.
nolds, This action holds the nonilna
lions In the senate indefinitely,
The contract for mail service between
New Orleans and Galveston was
awarded To j, X, Hall, Of Washington,
ut S0l 900.
Secretary SEIZURE Ia still weak, but
attended the cabinet to-day,
The postmaster general awards tho
mail contract 10 Price, notwlthetandN
Ing the decision Of the attorney general
that his wife Is incompetent IN surety,
Key bases hia ,aotion on the showing
made that the remaining bondsmen
are good for the amount involved.
Secretary MoCrary visits Norfolk,
Virginia, for n few days.
\ dispatch received from Collector
Bayton, dated Columbia, South Cars
ollna, March *, says the revenue raid
ing force which left Spartansbuig
has just returned from successful ex.
petition on the North Carolina border,
having destroyed eleven Illicit dlstil.
lerles, 10000 gallons Of beer and mash,
and go gallons OF whisky.
The excursion from Washington 10
Havana, over thu new fast postal line
between New York and Cuba, will
leave the Baltimore and Potomac de.
pot at six O'Clock n m. next Monday.
The party Will consist OF Postmaster.
General Key, Second Assistant Post.
masler-6eneral Grady, and other OH.
cials OF the postollice department;
Senators Hamlin, Conover and Kirk.
wood, OF the senate committee on
postoilices aud post roads, and several
members OF the house committee on
postoilices. Two Pullman coaches will
take the party direct to Cedar Keys,
Florida. From there one OF the steam-
ers of the new line between Cedar
Keys and Havana will convey the
company to Havana, stopping at Key
West for short time.
House-Mr, Eden, chairman Of the
on war claims, reported In
favor OF claims allowed by the com.
missioner OF claims, Passed.
A mass OF correspondence, regarding
the capture OF the Virginius and the
massacre OF her crew, including Gen.
eral Ryan, was sent 10 congress, closing
with the announcement, OF the death
and burial, and who ordered the ex.
acutions.
National bank circulation has i'm
creased nearly one million, involving
he destruction OF nearly three.quar-
.ers OF million legal tenders.
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FOREIGN NOTES,
hussiA bees Not nainiais she hikhi ~
Nstoink 80 niseussinK the Treaty
o.ss,ae ~ haEapesa JsTisaie',sa,

ystsisE 80 niseussiag tha IEeats
0.ss,ae ~ tuFapsaa JuFisaiei,on,
Noon Associated rIess lleport,
London, March gp,-rhe standard
has the following from conhlanIlno'
pie II IL thought that Hafoull pashn
viii request England ~ withdraw her
lleel, as Russia aud Turkey Are nav
allias,
The Times leading article says Rus
sia has adopted An utterly lndefensible
attitude, and unless she Withdraw, II
may bp nedesHafy for nB ~ TO prepared
10 nlly assert our rights
A special nom Portsmouth 10 the
ilmea says that orders have been To-
neiyed NJ the backyard IN the lmmo'
dlaie preparation VI all troop Hhipn he
longing 10 bath the Indian aud lnl'
perlnl governments.
The Standard has the following from
Rome The pope Ia hie nllooulion said
that the loHh ~ temporal power rens
dered tree exercise NJ spiritual power
I'M nanlblr,
The Daily reltgraph'a telegram from
Vienna says II IN untrue that Count
Andrarey informed Mir Elliott that
Austria would remain neutral In the
event " M Anglo-llusHlan war
rhings looked very favorable for Russ
sin NJ the commencement Of the week,
hut have now assumed an uncertain
Aspect. Count Andrassy shows no dla.
position 10 hold the persuasion of0on'
eral lgnatlen, The latter only apeakn
Of explanation, not Of CONCESSIONS "a
be made by Russia
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lNlrnl AmocInlea rren. Ileporl.I

| lNlkhl Ahhorlnhh liNhH NNpoill
air stafford Northcoie, replying 20 n
question asked by Lord Harrington, In
the house of commons, said The lila.
tribution OF the congreaa corrcupon.
dence was delayed, owing 10 the assent
OF some " the powers TO l,e publication
not having been received, lie hoped,
however, II will be- In the hands Of the
members toNn orrow, The whole ini.
portance thereof In the Russian reply
which was read yesterday, lie also
hoped the queens message, regarding
the calling out Of the reserve, would
be communicated on Monday, aud be
discussed on the Monday following,
Since this In the FIRST time that this
step has been taken, II Ia desirable M
ascertain the most correct mode OF
proceeding,
A Rome dispatch says; In conse.
qucnoe OF the re.establishment Of the
Catholic hierarchy of Scotland, the
pope desires entering upon diplomatic
relations with the British government,
and has instructed Cardinal Franchl,
the pontIhcal secretary OF state, to take
steps toward that object
4p. m.--rhe statements In parlia-
ment yesterday evening caused de-
preston on the stock exchange this
morning. At certain periods the mars
kets were In II panic. Tie fall Ia
prices is general, aud there has been
no recovery from the lowest point
touched, The greatest fall IL In Rus
sian and Hungarian securities, the
former three 10 five and three. f0urths
aud the latter from two to five per
cent. worse than at the close last
night.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says: The
0genci Russo says the version Of
Prince GortschakofFs reply which ap.
pearedln the Daily Telegraph ofThurs-
day morning Is wholly inaccurate.
Russia does not maintain the right OF
vetoing or discussing the terms Of the
treaty outside Of European jurisdiction.
Prince Gortschakoil has maintained
throughout, for each member of the
congress, absolute liberty to discuss
every clause, and also perfect free
dom OF opinion aud decision. Lord
Derby's resignation has caused no
surprise In official circles In st. Peters.
burg where II was expected.
The grand national Steeple Chase,
at tho Liverpool spring meeting. was
won by Mr.. John Nightingale's Shit,
nal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-30
on to the Poor Farm,

Last night Tom Brown, assistant
overseer Of the poor farm, left with
nine Migrants for that Institution.
This number, all Of whom are healthy
young men, will swell the number Of
working hands to twenty-three, there
already being fourteen able bodied
men on the farm. There are eighty
acres Of wheat in cultivation, besides
seventy acres of corn, both OF which
are doing well. A good garden 10 also
In cultivation to supply the hands
with vegetables and possibly a portion
Of the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-30

Yesterday evening Jane Comas, col
ored. was arrested on warrant issued
from Justice Peaks court, charging
her with maltreating her child only
four years old. Msj Burke, and Colo
mel Charles Jenkins, who heard the
screams OF the child, hurried to the
house from where they came and
found the woman lashiDg the child
which was necked, with leather
strap, when they forced her to deslst.
She had whipped 1t until 1t had be.
come 80 exhausted that 1t could nc
longer cry. When arrested the wo'
man gave bond. Such cruelty as thii
deserves rigid punishment at thu
hands OF the law.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-30

Yesterday evening there was live.
ly runaway In East Dallas. Two
horses standing attached to q wagon
on Elm street became frightened,
when they dashed down the street,
running against q water main, sever.
ing the coupling and leaving the hind
part OF the wagon. Turning up the
Central railroad track they continued
their flight, running against a tree
with such force that they were knock
ed down, when they were caught and
held by some parties who happened Ia
be near. The wagon was Q complete
wreck. -