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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16

salary expected for one years ser
vices.
Their Illustrated Catalogue con-
tains the most complete line OF
Scales in the market, from the
large r. Il. Track Scale Of 60 tons
to the most delicate Druggist Scale.
This County is still open for an
Agent to scllthc Family Scale on
commission.
Mrs. Atkinson has just opened
II large lot Of white tics and all
kinds Of neck wcRr.
All kinds of dress buttons at
Mrs. Atchinson's.
Scel See Largest and most
fashionable assortment Of clothing
ever brought 10 Weston, is 10 he
found at Dunnington's.
Young ladies, if you want to fix
your fate before you pass the shady
side of 25, 90 to Mrs. Atchinson's
for your OUTFIT never fails.
Don't forget that We are con-
stantly receiving fresh additions to
our already large stock of clothing
and gents furnishing goods, and
cannot he undcrsold. Call and see
and be convinced.
DvSSISGToy, the Leading Clothicr.
Why is it that some ofthc young
ladies' have such n diluridatcd APP
rcarauco hocauso they decorate
themselves with gew gaws instead
of buying good substantial articles
ut Mrs. Atchinson's.
MEs. ArclIIsoN has secured the
services Of u fashionable Millincr,
who vii! remain with her for some
time. She will shortly have on her
Spring and Summer goods, and
promises TO do the "Ealr thing" with
her customers.
Fon SALE-lhe old Catholic
Church lot. This lot will lie sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
Father Tracy Or a. +. Whclan.
"Rel Daisy" sonp q. Dr.. Simp-
sons drug store.
Collars and cuffs 2!5cts a sctt,and
corscts for 25ctS, at Mrs. Atchiu-
sons.
Childrcn's Shade hats 30cts, and
ladies' garden hats Sjcts, at Mrs.
Mchinson's.
Yuu NEED Not SUFFER from
liver complaint any longer. Is
cents will buy a box of the hest
remedy for such troubles that was
ever made. Ask your dealer for
Pou. Mans Liver Pills, and do
not be persuaded to take any thing
else.
Railroad..-GOods not sold for
less than cost; goods not given
away; goods not misrcprescntcd !;
but goods sold ut bottom prices At
Dunnington's Clothing Store.
Good ROASTED COFFEE put up
in pound packages for 20 cents per
pound at J. A. BARNES Grocery.
For the finest, cheapest aud best
assortment of clothing and gents
furnishing 60 eds in tho city. 50
Dunnington's.
Why is it that some of your
Weston ladies appear 80 much
more stylish than othcres? Simply
because they bought their hats,
neck. wear. ETC, at Mrs. Atchin-
sons.
silk Pongccs, black Cashmcrs,
Poplins, and all shades in all wool
buntings, at Mrs. Atchinson'E.
Go to M!S. pnttcrson's for your
fruit jars both glass and stone.
Mrs. Atchison'a stock il complete
she has just received the latest
style OF French flowers, Silk, SUtins
and Gauzcs for hut trimmings. New
style OF Breton lace collars, cuffs
Breton lace ties, black and white
Grape lace and rutTa &c, e., al
iuiiuitum.
A large lot Of new moods just rc'
ccivcd at p. Adler'S, Branch Of the
Baltimore Clothing House, undo.
Republican Office.
A LARGO s,,nnlv Of rlnihi No. boots
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16

MR.-J.-P. COLE, Livery man,
il buildinga large addition 10 his
stables. leiIETi sGtti
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16
LOCAL INTELLIGEM CE.
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We arc now enjoying cool nights.

n. G. RouRpouGIt is tho happy
Esther Of twin girls. I
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16

TIE only eXcitcmnct in our town
on Monday Of any note, was n fist
fight between two pugilists of con-
siderable reputation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16

Tile West Virginia Educational
Association will meet in Charles
ton, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, August &c, q and %,
1879. A full attendance is desired
by the managers. Special rates
will be secured on tho railroads.
Further information will he cheer
fully furnished by the correspond.
ing Sccrctary,E. Bonar, of Mounds
vile.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16

THE County Court made at the
last session u further appropriation
$lD for tho Buffalo Gap road,
which Squire Wilson thinks will
DO sufficient to complete this i'm
portant road. Squire Wilson de-
serves much credit for the cconom.
ical manner in which he has
managed the work on this road,
and We are assured by those who
have been over the road, that the
work go far is well done.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-16

Az almost successful attempt to
rape Miss Taylor at MidIlcway,
Jefferson county, was made by Il
tramp Il few days since.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
FOR the caro- Bulletin,
HOPE DEFERRED.

come With my hope, with tho Gums first ray,
And look out ever the sea,
TO watch Tor the sails, DER the sea. away,
0fthe ship that may come 10 me
see the white sails in dreams through the night
And watch all the weary day
A. dream Of the beauty, and golden light,
Of my dear island home Away
And ! hear theyoices that say to me:
Thy ship will come freighted from cells,
And gem.strewu caves OF the solrd!sg sen,
Bringing pearl. and glstening shells
And some day. sad heart, in the sunshine's calm.
Like bird, DER the seas bright foam,
The ship viii come bringing. its fesal balm,
TO bear thee away to thy home
To the i.le that lies ike peaceful heart,
In the river with shaded shore,
Where thou shalt rest from the world apart,
As besr as in days Of yore'
Where the poplars stand all syery green,
And jasmine the lattice hath bolad.
Where the laurel bloom light. the wooden scene,
With The cleaning river srould,
With my hope wait, while the sun sinks Low,
For the breeze ofa summer sky
That may sweep where the rocks Of coral grow,
And my lettering ship wan nigh.
Oh my ship. my ship, with the silver PROV,
Spread thy cleaning sails to the breeze
The grapes are gathered, the feast 81 now,
Haste away Ger the shining seas
Oh! bear me away ere my hope Is crushed;
Le, me hear the sweet welcome word
Ere the feasiis DER and my voice 4. hu-hed,
And broken the silver cord
Oh my beautiful, peaceful island home,
lis i shrine TO love, and TO keep
SIN hope defeFFed-wl the ship ere come
Sailing oyefthe r, -tles. deepi
kATE W
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
For the CAIRO BnlletIn.
BIRDIE.
oh birdie, do you long

oh birdie, do you long
For the night to pase awayi
That you msy sing your song
Meath the oyerhanging gray.
Tell me, birdie, Is It wrong
To wish that It were day.
am weary, birdie dear,
The wings OF the dark are slow.
Bymy window you are near.
In your little nest know,
Then, oh birdie, list to hear,
Is your answer yes or MOI
In the night do you compose
All the melodies you slngy
While the sky above you glows
A the gems Of sound you string
Or dalntily repose
Your bead meath doway wing.
Ifyour songs could translate,
Would they breathe OF things divine,
ofthe wonderful white gate,
Where pearls Of heaven sinner
All, eagerly wait
For your music to he mine l.
Give me one twitterlng word.
Fro daylIgh, comes to cheer,
Then III know have been heard.
Twiitcr softly, birdie dear,
For the silence Is uustirred,
And your answer shall hear.
LlSwOoD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
X. JONES.

The fashionable boot and shoe maker,
takes pleasure in announcing to his old pa
irons and to the public generally, that he
can still be found at his shop in the. A;hc.
neum building. where he is prepared to
make TO order, boots or shoes of the latest
style from the best material ana Of the
finest workmanship. AS he uses nothing
but A No. stock, all of his work will be
warranted as represented, or no sale.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

ANTI-BELLuM PRICES AT the barber
shop Of j. Geo. Steinhouse, Eighth street,
near Alexander County Bank Customers
will find clean, cool shop, easy chairs, all
the late papers. clean towels, keen razors,
accommodating, skilled workmen, and sat-
isfactory work. Prices Shaving. 10
cents; Haircut, 25 cents; Shampooing,
20 cents. Give him call.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TURF FOR SALE.

All my household and kitchen furniture,
consisting of bureau, bcdsteads, chairs,
cooking and heating stoves, table ware, etc,
will be sold at private sale at great bar
gain. Call soon and get your pick, rs am
determined to close out as soon as possible.
HENRY SCmICK,
Cont ave. bet Eighth and Ninth.
September 9th, 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

Ten CENTS WoETH.--li you want a neat
smooth shave for ten cents, or fashionable
hair cut for 95 cents, or anything else in
the tohsorial line, remember the place to
60 to is Henry Schick's, No. 149 CONNER
cial avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

1T Will pay you to await the opening of
an entire near stock, consisting of mems
boys and children's clothing, furnishing
goods and the J. B. Stetson hats, etc. A.
Marx, the successful clothicr, q OHIO
Lcvee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

RETURNED. --Mrs. y. Williamson has
just returned from st. Louis, with on elc-
giant line of goods. which she wishes the
public TO call and examine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

RIBBONS AND RuCHING. The stock Of
Ribbons and Ruching is very large and
simply elegant, at Mrs. S. Williamson's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

You Miss IT if you buy clothing and
furnishing goods, anywhere except Of A.
Marx, the favorite clothier, CT Ohio Levee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

A, MARX, now in New York, will pur.
chase the finest stock of mems. boys and
childrcn's clothing, ever brought to Cairo.
Mark that
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

KNIT oLoAKs. Elegant line of chill.
dren's Knit Cloaks and Zephyr goods at
Mrs. 3. Wiliiamson's. Cloaks rs cents to
$500.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

MILLINERY Goods. Mrs. s. WiIlamson's
stock of millinery goods is complete and
she is ready to receive her customers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
BRACKET STORE.
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hoop sKiRrs.-H Hoop Skirts and Filters
80 and rs cents each, at Mrs. s.
Wiliamson's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

compelled to bear the whole burden. There
are as many as scventy-dve, possibly hun
dred policy.holders in Cairo, and 1t might
nav them to take concerted action.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

LADIES uSDERwEAn.- Finest, largest and
cheapest stock of ladies' underwear she ever
carried, at Mrs. s. williamsons.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE ARCHERY GOODS
Bows Arrows, Targets. Shooting Gloves etc. Al
c. W HENDERSON'S Commercial avcl g. cor
ncr Twelfth street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
FOR RENT

For SALE-Separatcly or together a set OF single
harness. a new, buggy cushion and buggy whip
Apply at Bulletin bindery. JOE BURKE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS

A LII ADNERrIs EMENTS in this column Of
"A five lines each or less will he published for y
cents every insertion; months without change
Sl.n per month. Each additional line 5 cents
situations wanted free.
FOR SALE-PROPERTY
A No. bar.roOm and shelving (or Office urpi
tnrc) il for sale cheap Also many Other bar.rUom
fixtures Enquire OF Charles Schotnmeyer, corner
Tenth street and Washington avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

jxssg HisgLE, N. B. TnrsrIywo }. II MooRE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-07

holders and withheld by the company
from the parties entitled to the money, as
for the assessments OF which they were
notified and which they refused to pay. In
other words, it is held that the company
was one of mu,ua! obllgatons-that every
member obligated himself to pay his pro.
portion Of every other members policy
when the policy became payable. II this
view be true, the court will order an as
scssmcnt TO cover all the officers stcalings,
rs well as the amount of the payable poll
cies for which the company made the as
sessments before it collapsed. In the event
the latter view is correct, the assessment
will be heavy. If the former view he the
correct one, an average Of $l5 or $50 to
each policy-holdcr will probably pay the
required sum. But where is the thing to
ond2 If the assessment can lawfully be
mode once, il can be made twice, on dntil
the amount of money needed is collected
OF the 1000 policy holders in the company
when it went under not more, probably,
than 5000 or 1000 could now be reached
BY an execution. May it not follow, there.
fore. that the solvent policy-holdcrs will be
compelled, by repeated assessments, to pay
for the impecunious oncst Very few men
or women will pay, unless they have prop.
erty out of which the money can be made.
I, may occur, then, that those only who
have property subject to execution, will be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-11

The best medicine for Spring debility i
the /. :. Com BIrrERs. prepared and sold at
PARrRIDGE'S DRUG STORE. This i Il
medicinal compound, and not bogus quac,,
remedy.
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The THURMAN AND EWING Men SAY THE
EAST Is PowERLEss
The Bayara Faction Anxious as to the
Present State Of Affairs.

NEW YORK, April 10. The Tribune say.
OF the action of the House, yesterday, that il
defeats the persistent efforts of conservative
democrats to defeat general legislation, and
especially on financial measures, at present
session. The same majority will now pro-
eeed to pass legislation hostile to National
banks, and Will try to enact law al the
earliest possible day retiring notes of those
institutions and replacing them with green
backs. In regard to silver an effort NAV be
made to secure free coinage, and to authorize
the issue of silver bullion certificates on a
basis similar to that which is now provided
for gold
In regard to the Ways and Means commit
tee, an attempt will be made through it to
restore the income tax, and to revise and re.
duce the tariff.
The grecnback element is cxultant It.
leaders don't hesitate to declare they have
defeated Eastern hard money men and that
hencetorth they will retain control of the
House Thurman and Ewing men say the
action of the House will result in the over.
throw of Tildcn and Bayard, and that mat
tiers are at last in such shape that the East
will have TO yield to the West.
That portion in the party represented by
Senators Bayard, Herman and men OF similar
views, is deeply concerned regarding tn,
situation, and altogether at q loss to see a
way out of this unexpected condition of af
fairs.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
An Agreement Between Austria and
Turkey.

LoNDoS, April 10. Cable specials say an
agreement has been arrived at by Turkey
and Austria, that the latter is to occupy three
ports on the river lorne, at the outskirts of
NoNi Bazaar, commanding all practicable
crossings.
The Roumeian commissioner has also set
tied other points with the porte, including
one allowing Turkey one-third of the reve-
nucs of the province.
ROME, April 10. Italy has finally decided
not to participate in mixed occupation in
East Roumelia.
VIENNA, April TO- Negotiations relative
to mixed occupation are still proceeding.
vienna, April 10. Russia, since the Pow
ers have decided to admit Turkeys participa-
tion in the occupation of Eastern Roumeia,
endeavored to secure herself occupation of a
part of the Balkans excluding the Turkish
contingent thercfrom. 1t is on this point
that negotiations have come to a stand still
Another difficulty is the appointment of com
mander-in-chief 1t is proposed to ask Ger
many to nominate one, but her assent is
doubtful.
BERLIN, April TO- The scheme for mixed
occupation is practically abandoned, after the
difficulties raised by Italy. There are proba-
bly, some secret relations between Italy and
Russia.
At recent meeting of the council at St
Petersburg, Todeben declared he believed
war was the only solution of the Eastern
Roumelian difficulty.
ST. PETERsBrRG, April 10. Count Schou-
Nalof, who leaves st. Petersburg Monday
Will be the bearer of proposals relative to the
European conference, in view of the failure
OF mixed European negotiations.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, April 10. No further disturbance
among the Durham strikers. Yesterdays
reports Of riJting were exaggerated
The proposition to impose special retalia-
tory duties on imports from countries which
treat German productions unfavorably, meets
increasing opposition from German CONNER
cial classes.
Garibaldi, replying yesterday to deputa-
ton from an Italian committee at Trieste,
said
Il never have been more concerned for
the interests of our brethren beyond the Alps
than now
Representations have been made at ST. Pc
tersburg to obtain adequate satisfaction for
the insult to the Austrian consul at Widdan.
CAIRO, April 10. The Khedive has dis
missed Riaz Pasha from the presidency of the
committee Of inquiry into Egyptian finances.
Other members of the committee have con-
sequently resigned.
PARIS, April 10. Council of ministers to
decide the Egyptian question is to be held
Saturday. Final resolutions can only be
adopted when France end England have
agreed on joint course of action. 1t is I'M
true that foreign consuls in Egypt have de-
clared in favor of the khedive's plan al
though the European colony generally ia
vor il.
BERLIN. April 10. Internal affairs of
Austria are critically watched here. Advent
Of an ltramOntaine, reactionary cabinet is
probable.
PEsrH. April 10. 10000 persons in SEE
gedin and neighborhood are still subsisting
on charity.
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KENTUCKY,
Republican State Convention

LOUISVILLE, April 10. The Republican
State Convention was largely attended, and
Walter Evans was nominated for Governor.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the Gin
cinnati platform of 76, and recommending
revision of the State constitution, condemn
ing the State governments mismanagement
and failure to foster the common school sys-
tenn; claiming AS the outgrowth of democrat
ic teachings the prevailing lawless spirit
which stops short of no crime. and has blasted
the good name of Kentucky; demand such
change in the conduct of State affairs will
encourage their own people to remain there
and immigration thereto; favoring hard mon
ey; that the United States constitution and
laws are supreme, State laws to the contrary
Notwithstanding; unfolding the republican
in their present attitude in Congress, and fin
all, eulogizing Gen. Grant
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The police searched the stable of Charles
Mclaughlin on Court street. yesterday after
noon, and tounl three j-Salon kegs, one %
gallon keg three 3-Eallon jugs, all empty.
bat which smelcd very strongly of rum;
also, onc3- gallon lcmiiohn containnga small
quantity Of liquor. The parties will be ar
raiynel for knnlinr linnnr for unlawful snln
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They will be installed next Monday even
ing Resolutions of respect to the memory
of the late John Webb. were unanimously
adopted. and appropriate remarks were made
by Hon. James Nash, Hon. John Berry, II.
:. Webster. Esq. and j. NJ. Larrabee, Gu
logizing the deceased for h- active and per-
>istcnt efforts in the temperance work for
more than forty wears, and for his many other
manly and christian virtues. He had been
thrty-two years a member of Warren Divi-
sion.
The ladies Of Heath ReicfCorps. cclebrat-
ed the ID anniversary of their organization at
the Post hall Tuesday evening. The enter
tainmcn consisted of select readings hv Miss
Fox, Misses Helen and Carrie Clark and
Mr.. Berry. \ good qnartctte furnished
some excellent singing for the occasion.
Miss Nellie Wad>worth rcci,el Il little rem
inisccnce of the war very prcttily. \ good
supper in the banquet hall followed the liter
AIRY exercises. 1t was pleasant affair and
everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
\ horse belonging to James j. Elwcll.
took fright Tuesday forenoon, on the Rips
road near the west Gardiner line. and shicd
suddenly: breaking the railing, he dumped
a promiscuous heap. Mr.. Elwell. who was
driving had his back lamed somewhat. and
both thills of the wagon were broken off. The
horse come out Of the affair muddicr if not
a wiser animal.
Rev. Mr.. Bickford of Winthrop. preached
at the Congregational church, Sunday in
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Park. His sermons
were much enjoyed.
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Inclndiug halkcntines. Including hcrmaphro
die brig, eic,
During this time vessels have been bHil
in Augusta. llallowcll, Gardiner, Farming
dale. Richmond, Bowdoinham, Pittston
Nassalhuro'. Wucryilc. Sidney and Chelsea
as follows
iugnsto-2 steamers. l2s .03 tons > ship,
2.Gi0.H4 tons, barks, 2.3js. 30 tons; II
bris,. 3.I33. - tons 20 ,chooncrs, 2 l2j.7;
tons: ,lpop.. 30. - tons; total number YES
sells. - total number tons lO.93G.4S.
Woi}o~eU-3o ships. Ij.ll2.l4 tons; :
bark>. ll53.9- tons; - brigs. S.s3i.37 tons
90 schOoncrs. $3.50. - tons: | snow. ! 1872
tons; II >loop>. l.0i7.70; total number YES
,el>. 1913: total number tons. 3j.5sl %.
G0uiiHcr-2 steamers. li3. 80 tons ships
31l09n tons: II bark>, 3.397.4l tons: -
brIs, i03l.5S tons - ,chooncrs. 2,524.7~
tons sloop>. 93.Os tons total number YES
sells. II; total number tons. l3.3lo.l4.
FdjmiU9ddte-2 steamers. $50 10 tons:
ships. a. 81. - tons: 1 barks. 2.l73. 81 tons
3 hrgs. 80. 81 tons; ,chooncr> e IS tons
total number vessels, u total number tons,
ll,01s.9f
Richm0dd-2 steamers, l.2l 90 tons lOl
ships. S1."52. 90 tons; - banks. Post i
tons; - b?iy>. SIP Of tons: 40 >chooncrs.
4,96G06 tons; ,loop. 1913 tons: total
number vessels, 2l0; total number tons,
ll7.9jS. %.
B0WdOtHh0m-l steamer. 10. 90 tons: e.
ships, 30. 2eo. II tons: t bark -1.Ol3jl tons
- bri->. -, 1906 tons - schooncrs 8. sj4
- tons; sluops. i22 - tons: total number
vessels, 49,: total number of tons, 81. 277 -.
IitSfoa-l steamer. 60. % tons; 80 ships
2l.2i9 90 tons ~ barks. 3.75l.3s tons: 81
briggs, T. 694 GO tons: - schooncrs. s.jjj. o.
tons & sloops. 427.3j tons total number YES
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Vincent Gosser, bishop of Brixon, died
yesterday.
Fitty-two more French magistrates have
been removed.
The report that the newly elected mayor of
Cincinnati, Jacobs. is not naturalized. is UNI
true.
In consequence of the sickness of Judge
Byram, the L. :. Circuit court adjourned to
Monday, at Charleston, s. G.
One man killed and four severely scalded
by boiler explosion at Gouldsboro', n. c.,
yesterday.
Hill Schofeld's distillery, at Iowa City,
the largest alcohol distllery in the Northwest
is burned. Loss $4,000.
The trial of Oliver and Fisher, in Nebras-
ka, for numbering and burying Mitchell and
ketcham in Custer Co., in December is in
DroVrpss
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THE kHEDIV
Proposed Action of France. Italy and
England.

LONDON, April 10. France and England
will first approach the khedive in a firm but
friendly manner, and afford him an opportu-
nifty to retrieve his deplorable bunder
Should he fail to avail himself thereof the
Porte will be seriously invited to take the
matter in urgent consideration. The Sultan
would be amply justified in calling upon the
khedve to resign.
\ Paris correspondent says the public feel
ing of France is ayerse to more active inter
ference than indicated above.
The Italian government is about to send
several conveys to Cairo, to report on Italian
interests in Egypt