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Commercial Advocate, 526 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1878-02-22

PHYSICIANS of high standing unhesitating.
ly give their Endorsement to the use of the
Grnefeuberg- Marshalps Catholicon for all fe.
male complaints. The weak and debilitated
lind wonderful relief from constant use of
this valuable remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Sl.50 Per bottle.
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE should be in the hands OF every
arst-class druggist. Ask your druggist for
1t, aud II he has none, tell him to order a
dozen bottles.
, 1878-02-22

"I HAVE seen a good many people
humbugged during my e,and have been
humbugged myself, but have noticed
that more persons, on the whole, are hum
bugged by believing in nothing than in
believing in too much. ."-P. T. Bmnua
, 1878-02-22

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CIGARS are made from finest Havana To.
bacco. 1913 Sacramento ST., San francisco.
, 1878-02-22

THE LITTLE PAINS, toothache, headache,
earache, cramps, colics, corns and bunions,
are relieved by one application of Trapper's
Indian Oil. Price 50 Cents.
, 1878-02-22

How's YOUR LAME BACK?-A good rub.
bing with PARTS ABOLITION OIL will do it
more good than all the plasters in the uni
verse.
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE contains nothing injurious to
the system.
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE is worth $500 a bottle to any
person who needs it, but is sold for $500 per
bottle.
, 1878-02-22

WE are glad to learn that gold is
dropping. Though, to be sure, none Of
it seems to be dropping around this way
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE should not be confounded with
cheap nostrums made to sell at low price.
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE should be used by every family
, 1878-02-22

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CANT ChrOmos 9xtl IS cts II Cold Water Pens q cts
. Chrome Cards % cts. Berrien's Lightning Platter
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also l5O other Novelties. Samples by mail on receipt
OF price. Send for Catalo- ue. SADLER CO., Al6
Post Street. San francisco,
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE purihes the blood.
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE 10 natures own remedy.
, 1878-02-22

HERBINE is a household blessing.
, 1878-02-22

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Member of san FraucisCO Stock and Exchange Board.
Buys and sells only on Commission. Liberal advan-
ces made on active accounts. OFFICE-NO. 800
Pine str St. San FrAnCisCO.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

CONFIRMATION OF HERALD WEATHER FORE
cAsrs-THE PRUssI.N MINISTER cAMpHAu-
SEN REsIaNs-wILL ENGLAND ANNEX
sAMoA?-LARGE FAILURE IN LONDON
iBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, March /, 1873.
The ship western Empire, which arrived at Liv-
erpool on Wednesday, corroborates the recent
HERALD weather predictions, and reports that she
experienced very heavy gales, lasting thirty six
hours, on the 18th and 10th.
LARGE FAILURE IN LoNpoS.
Willis Percival 4 Co., bankers, OF LON bard street,
have failed. Their Liabilities are estimated At
fe5O0o0 The failure Is attributed to heavy losses by
bad dobts.
cAMPHAUsEN RESIGNS
A Berlin despatch announces that Herr Camphausen,
Prussian Minister OF Finance, has deanitivoly ten.
dered his resignation.
ITALY AND THE PAPAcY.
despatch from Rome states that Signor Crispi,
President of the Chamber OF Deputies has questioned
the Council Of State as to whether the government
has right to modify the law of the Papal guarantees
THE PAN-ANGLicAN SYNOD.
The Times states that a committee has been up.
pointed to insure hosptaole reception for the
American bishops attending the Pau.Anglican Synod.
WILL ENGLAND ANNEX sAxoAi
The Standard says:-"we understand shat Sir
Arthur Gordon Governor OF the Fiji Islands, has been
ordered proceed to the Samoan Islands In conse.
qusnce of recent request OF the Samoan authorities
for British protection"
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
UTAH.

PROTEST OF aENrILEs AGAINST TIE NEW
ELECTION LAw-PoLYGAMY IN RAPID PROG
REss-HEAvY SNOW STORM.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
SALT LAKR, Feb 20, 1873.
At large, enthusiastic meeting OF non.Mormons.
presided over by General Nathan Kimbali, personal
friend OF Governor Emery the following resolutions
regarding the Infamous Election law, passed BY tho
polygamst Legislature Of Utah, Adopted
Resolved That we, OF Utah and citizens the
Election law record grief amaze
at Its enactment. This law gives the Mormon
priesthood the t" provide machinery the
the engineers operate the machinery in effect
dsranchses large majority Of the liberal voters while
throws wide open the wives be they many
mantle OF their citizen lord.
Resolved That the Of Territory an ou.ly
will them In their constitutional rights citizens
will annui this Utah buresque on the elective franchise.
POLYGAM0Us MARRIAGES
This being the last Thursday IN the month, sixty.
two Mormons passed through Endowment House In
main open two days longer Your correspondent to-
day asked a prominent Mormon why II that the
SAINTS marrying so rapidly. and was told George
q. Cannon, Delegate In Congress from Utah,
that he had iour wives, and the saints
were informed that Congress had lcgazed
polygamy. Over 1,0O0 polygamous marriages have
taken place here the past twelve months an d the
the govern mont OF tho United States, with It's re.
form President. took somo active steps TO put stop
to
SNOW sroRM
heavy snow storm prevailed here this morning and
snow slides Dunerous No loss oil lfo is yet re-
ported IN tho mountains.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01

hardly kept within the loose BONDS of the dual COM
promise by the intelligence, patience and contempt
for race jeal0uses OF the German provinces OF the
empire, concludes as follows:-
II Is time for Austria to emerge from this vacilla
ton There Is much to be said III favor OF the Mag
var policy there Is much TO be said Tor the Slav
policy but there is neither dignity nor safety in the
overruling uncertainty OF Vienna. Let the Aus
trian government speak final word and England
wei as Russia will know what TO expect
1t says that its interests are the same those OF
THIS country, but before we can act in concert with
Austria we must nave precise statement OF her
views and her intentions The present vaclllation
is more dangerous to peace than the clear and
lutte expression OF military purpose
WILL SHE CO-oPERATES
The Times correspondent at Berlin says 1t Is
persistently believed that Austria will eventually
cooperate with Russia in the occupation OF Turkish
territory.
ENGLAND GETTING READY.
The morning papers abound in details OF war
like preparations. Some militia colonels have
been warned that their regiments may be re-
CURED Tor permanent duty. The militia Will be
armed with Martin-Henry rifles imm ediat ely upon
embodiment. The Elswck ordnance works, at
Newcastle-on-Tyne, were recently ordered to man.
ufacture 100 torpedoes tor the government with
all possible speed The order has now been in
creased to 800 torpedoes
VERY CONFIDENT
1t is confidently stated that $4,000 troops are
ready to start from Bombay at short notice.
COFFEE HOUSE GOSSIP
1t was rumored In London last night that Russia
Is anxious to erect a fort on the Bosphorus, and
that England, Austria and Italy had informed
Prince Gortschakor that they would regard per-
sstence in this determination as d casus JeHL
BOSNIA AND AUSTRIA.
Vienna despatch states that the Mohammedan
land owners OF Bosnia have sent deputation to
Vienna asking for annexation to Austria.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
CARNIVAL IN THE CRESCENT CITY.
PROCESSION OF THE KNIGHTS OF MOMUs-A
STUPID SLIGHT ON THE ARMY oFFICEIs
by TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.l

PROCESSION OF THE KNIGHTS OF MOMUS-A
STUPID SLIGHT ON THE ARMY oFFICEIs.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2S, 1878.
The regular carnival here opened TO- night
with the procession OF the knights OF Momus. The
subject represented from the realms OF
fancy, and consisted OF illustrations from the more
popular iary tales, such as "valentine and Orson'
the "Yellow Dwarf" &c. was also taken
from tho work OF New York lady, entitled 'lhs
Catski Fairies," which especially admired. The
tablcaux were held altcrward at the Opera House,
where lherc was an immense assombiagc The city is
full OF strangers II hundred thousand being
Estimated to be now In attendance.
ANNOYING
The only unfortunate affair connected with the
display was that some one In inviting tho United
States Army Ofhcors had written their Invitations
request that they should not appear IN their uni
forms. Considering tnis slight intended to their
uniforms and 10 the army The invitations
turned. This incident Ii greatly regretted. The
greater mass OF tho people here hive sunk the war
ana lis issues, with any dislike of what at one
time looked upon as conquerng army, forever
out OF sight, Tue army officers received
everywhere In society us any other gentle
men, and tho incident Is 10 be the more
regretted as huppeDng at this time, when there are
where. AS the society Is private club, OF course
they have the right 10 do as they please, but The
incident unfortunately occurred, nl classes unto
rcgretng it. and as II s keiy to go abroad they
in saying to tho people North, South and
that the great Of the people here have forgot
people as before the war, and the army as belonging
equally all
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
FATAL NINE EXPLOSION.
ONE MAN PAYS WITH MS LIFE THE PENALTY
OF ENcoUNTERING FIRE DAMP WITH AN OPEN

ONE MAN PAYS WITH MS LIFE THE PENALTY
OF ENCoUNrERING FIRE DAMP WITH AN OPEN
LAMP.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Feb %, 1878.
fatal explosion OF gas occurred Preston Colliery
No 3, Of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company at GirardviIle this morning. About half
past eight O'Clock A. NJ. inside boss William NJ Will
ams noticed that the current OF passing through
the gaDgway was not SO strong as II should be. In
company with assistant 1re boss John Mahoney be
went TO investigate the matter When point in the
gangway 800 yards from the foot OF the slope they
came toa wooden box, fifteen feet IN length and
ana ons-haif by lhrce feet which connects the main
gangway with The monkey gangway. They opened
the door in the box and crawed along the inside Of It,
when Williams naked light found tho gas and
rife explosion followed The box containing the two
men was blown through pillar with the iorce OF a
cannon discharge and was shivered to pieces. Tho
wrought Williams was hurled 10 the opposite sido
OF the Rangway his neck was brok OF his legs
fractured In three places and Instantly killed
SURPRISING ESCAPE.
Mah0ney, the ire boss, was more fortunate miracu-
lousy escaping with his lie. He was thrown quite u
distance and the force OF the concussion took
the breath from his body. 1t was thought he had
been killed, but he made his appearance at the bottom
oil the slope with lew severe cuts on MIS- body. The
expiosion created Tho greatest excitement, and many
mutiated remains ot all who worked in the mine
Williams was forty-nine years OF age ana leaves "a
vile ana i've children. The verdict OF the Coroners
jury was ''death by accidental explosion"
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor Horace Fairbanks, or Vermont; ex-Gov.
ernor Andrew G. Curtin, OF Pennsylvania; ex-Con.
gressman Clinton L. Merriam of Locust Grove, N. Y,
and Oliver Amos, OF North Easton, Mass, arc at tho
Filth Avenue. General Thomas B. Van Buren,,
United States Consul General for Japan, Is at tho
Grand. Surgeon General Joseph K. Barnes United
States Army, is at tho Hoffman. General Charles H.
T. Coils, Of Philadelphia, and II. b. Ledyard. General
Manager Of tho Michigan Central Railroad, at tho
Windsor. Henry Il. Pierson, of Albany. Is at the
Everett. Paymastor Arthur 'Burtis, United Statca
Navy. and Edward r. Probe, Of Portland, No., are al
tho New York. Rev. John +. w. Ware, OF Boston. 10
at the st. Denis. Ex-Governor Joshua L Chamber
LATIN, OF Maine, Is at the Astor.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAAHINGTON March Ii A Al

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN March III A. N.
Indicattons
In the Middle and Eastern States rising and high
barometer brisk upd high nortberIy winds, decidedly
colder, partly cloudy weather and occasional light
rains In tho northern portions snow, followed in
the iormer by easterly winds.
For the South Atlantic States, rising barometer
variable winds, warm and clear or partly cloudy
northeastcrly winds, with occasional and hign
winds on the North Carolina coast
For the East Gull States, Tennessee and tho Ohio
Valley rising barometer colder northeast to south.
east winds and clear or partly cloudy weather
For the West Gull States, falling followed by rising
barometer, increasing easterly to southcrly winds
warmer partly cloudy weather, and followed by ram
areas.
For tho lake region. rising followed by falling ba.
cloudy weather, with aroas partly turning into
snow.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys, stationary ana rising, followed by falling
barometer, winds mostly from eost to SOUTH colder
tly cloudy weather and areas or Ia the north
ern portions snow
Cautonary signals continue at Milwaukee, Luding.
ton, Grand Haven, lndianola, Galveston, Eastport.
Portland, Thatcher's Island. Boston, Woods Hole.
Newport, New London, New Haven, New York, sandy
Hook, Barncgat, Atlantic City Cape May, and arc or.
dcrod tor Norfolk, Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, Capo
Hattcras and Cape Lookout.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
ALMOST A DUEL.
THE CODE SET AT DEFIANCE By BRAVE v1R-
aINIAN--woULD-BE BELLIaERLNrsu BOUND
TO KEEP THE PEACE. 81 saa r,eyo,


aINIAN-wouLD-BE BELLIaERENTsu BOUND
TO KEEP THE PEACE. 5 maI r,fre,
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD,l
ya RIouMoSD, Va, Feb 2S. 1873
Quite q tempest In teapot created In upper
tendon this evening by hostile meeting between two
young bloods, which, however, terminated harmlessly
owing to tho coolness Of one OF the principals and
tho interposilion OF iriends 1t appears that Mr.
Carter Branch, young man of twenty, and gradu.
ale OF tho Virginia Military Institute, became
offended at a casual mado by VIII
lam H. Grant to Branch's efficiency
In dancing, and which was overheard by
the latter. The offensive though unntonded language
was used while Branch was wallzing with a lady,
which seriously provoked tho ire Of that young gen.
t!cman
A DEMAND BLOOD.
On the following day Branch sent challenge to
Grant to meet him 10 mortal combat In accordance
with the rules OF the code. Grant, who is some
eight years the senior OF Branch upon consultation
with his friends, declined the chaIiengo. This
SO mortified Branch that ne freely expressed
HIS decrn nation tako siaction out Of Grant
who accordingly prepared himself Ior any attack that
might be made. Tho affair eliminated this evening
Grant with one or Two iriends was sexscdan Monroe
Park whom Branch was seen 10 at rapid pace
READY WITH SHOOTING IRONS.
Stopping In front OF Grant Branch exclaimed, ''God
damn your soul, you refused to fight duel with me-
and at the time partially drew cowhido froin
his sleeve. Grant, who had his pistol In his hand re-
piled, "If you tOuCn me VIII oOw your Orn1nS out"
Branch then drew monster pistol from his breast
pocket, which no leveled ut Grant AT this juncture
Mr. Meredith Montague, mutual friend, interposed
and persuaded Branch to put up bis pistol which he
did only on the express condition that Grant would
light duel with him.
aABBED ny AN OFFICER.
just as this psrey was concluded u policeman camc
upon tho and arrested both tho young Sentlc-
mem They wcro carried before magistrate and
bound over TO keep the peace Ia the $500
Grant persstenty refused to fight the duel and cxhib
tied great GOODNESS throughout. Branch was very
courageous, but rather impetuous.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THE MISSOURI VENDETTA.

ST. Louis, Feb. 2s, 1878
report comes from Maiden, No., that Robinson,
one OF principals In the ato vendetta there has
Disappeared ana II is understood that he has been
Iynched The trouble which led to the shooting grew
out OF old family feud. Three OF tho Mon ullen
brothers, Robinson and Sam Harris were playing
cards and John Numee was lying In the saloon
Que ofthe McMuilens remarked that Numee was gong
TO be whipped before they lett town. Numce attempted
TO leave wnen Frank McMulon assaulted him. lie
fred, killing Frank aud Then ran and got the shot
gun, with which he killed william McMullcn and
wounded sam Harris. Alter that NumIee was shot
down by Robinson and the surviving McMulIcn. A
posse pursued and caught Robinson, VINO was held
under arrest until the afray Investigated, and
then disappeared II is known that he did not
escaDe
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
MURDERERS SENTENCED.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

FONDA. N. Y, Feb. 2s, 1873
Oscar o. Hodge, OF Cansjoharie In this county, who
killed several Legitimate infants at birth in June,
1876 sentenced 10 Dannemara State Prison to-day
for years at hard labor Tor manslauehter in the
third degree. On tho receipt of the sentence Hodge
said:-'I offer myself ~ holocaust on tho immacu-
lato altar OF justice As Dean Swift says. sDrevity 10
the soul Of w.t." Hodge Is forty-nins years OF ago
anu has been peder.
sam Stepburgh, the coIored man who killed aud
robbed Jacob ). Parker Of Minevic, Monigomery
county, near Amsterdam, November Is, 1877, was
to-day found guilty oi murder In the first degree Hc
sentenced by Judge Landon 10 DO hanged at
Fonda, Friday, April ~ between ton A. M aud two
DOUBT his gull. lie obaInsd about $38 BY the
murder, which was n brutal affair.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
LUCY sHEREK's FAITH.

In tho Appleton Mission, Kent avenue, Williams
burg. Lucy sherek, the Hebrew girl who wishing 10
become Christian. He'd from her home and took
refuge with some Christian frieads, was yesterday
baptized by Rev. Mr.. Van kieef IN presence of
large assembiage The grl took the name oi Ruin
instead OF that which had been given her Dy her
parents IL Tumored previous to the perfor
vi the baptisuai ceremony that Lucy's parents IN
,e3ded 10 remove her, by force necessary from the
Mission. No attempt OF the KIND. however. was
made. Lucy's sister Fannie some months ago re-
rornccd Judaism aud. marrying young lrishmans
became Catholic She has Invited her sister TO nvo
with her Invitation which Ruth intends TO accept
The New York herald., 1878-03-01

LEWISTON, Me-. Feb 2s 1878.
A special meeting Of tho Bates Manufacturing Com
pany was held here to-day to provide for the de-
noiency Of $500 QUO by the late Benjamin 4.
Bates the former treasurer, in addition TO other in.
debtedDess OF the company. Alter o thorough
discussion tho stockholders, by vote Of
71l9 10 4s6. decided 10 reduce the capital
sevonty-ive per cent, 10 $4,000 and 10
create $50 shares, making an aggregate capital
Of COO BY tho same vote the sock are
required TO surrender ther present certificates, tor
which the directors are authorized TO issue Ger.
tilcstcs IN the proportion oil one Tor Jour- The new
stock 10 be offered 10 the stock folders and II
taken In thirty days TO DO put upon tho market for
sale.
ID. NJ. Richards ana Jacob Edwards wero chosen d.
ractors to nlI vacancies
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
A COUP D'ETAT.

charter election Is soon TO be held In Yonkers
No one looked Tor change In the city government
officials TIL that time. Suddenly the Receiver of
faxos, Kellogg Francis, resigned. and Immediately
Tho Board OF Aldermen suggested TO the Mayor
William A. Gibson. that hc had better rcsign and ID
MI Francis successor. The Mayor taken by SURPRISE
resigned and became TAX Receiver, and Alderman
Morse Acting Mayor. "What does It all mean p"
everybody asks In Yonkcrs, but nobody seems able
IN
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
FELL FROM A WINDOW.

young man named John Haycs, while engaged In
washing window on the second floor OF No. go East
Tweoty ysevcDth street, yesterday, foil from The win
dow 10 the area and fractured hs skull He was re-
moved TO Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THEIR LAST DAY.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. /,

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
KANSAS CRY, No.. Feb 2s, 1873
Governor John Phelps has refused TO interfere with
the Law In tho matter OF the execution OF Danie at
warrepsbu and Green, In this city, and both will
be hanged tomorrow, between the hours OF ten A. NJ
ana three r. III. Daniels ours and blasph emes COL
tinuay, while Green is cheerful ana declares that lac
Is PREPARED TO die.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THE WEST POINT TRAGEDY.

Private Tobn, who Is charged with doring his
comradc, soldier, at West Point, was brought before
United States Comm ,sionor Osborne yesterday by
Marshal Dowcy. Tho prisoner was accompanied py
the following witnesses Henry Lipplncott, surgeon;
Corporal Henry l.. Ripley Private w. c. Wood and
Private Robert Potter
Tho Commissioner assigned General Foster, tho late
Assistant District Attorney, to conduct the defence,
and IN the course OF tho day General Foster sCnined
his acceptance and the hearing set down for
O'clock thus
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
KILLED In A FERRY SLIP.

member OF the United States Marine corps, whose
nam. Is supposed to be j. A. Burke fell last night DO.
between tho ferrybo,t George Law and The bridge at
Grand street ferry and was severely Injured that
lie died almost instantly. Tho body was removed 10
the Delaney street station house. The authorities NJ
tho DrooklYn navy Yard notified Of the casualty