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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22
1879, payable quarterly
M Minoa G. Rrouseard

Mr. MlnOs u Br0us6arQ ariSn
being present rendered
verbally his resignation as such
and the same was duly accepted.
Art. 1st Resolved that the
resolution adopted at the last
fixing the salary OF the
Parish Treasurer at 5000 per an.
nun be and the same is hereby
repealed.
.Messrs. Jos. S. Nunez and Isaac
Wise having made written propo-
sitions to the jury to accept the
Office of Parish Treasurer and per
form all it,. dnties without pay
whe.ever ; the jury proceeded, on
motion, to vote ,by ballot for said
candidates, which being done, it
that. Isaac Wise re
ceived 4 votes and j. S., Nunz'3
votes, whereupon Isaac Wise was
declared duly elected. :, !;
Art 2 Resolved that the citi-
Of the Mouton and Hebert
Coves, be and they are hereby
authorized to use tho bridge on
the Grand Marais and place It on
the old causeway On said Grand
Marais for public utility .proyi-
ded they do so at their. own lex.
pense, aud provided further that
the owners Of the land consent to
Art 8 Resolved that so.much Of
Art 9th, adopted December %
1873 authorizing the president OF
this body to borrow the sum Of
$3.50 with interest, be snd the
same, is hereby repealed ) that the
following be, substituted, in lien
thereof : That said president be
authorized to borrow the sum Of
$500 without iaterest for the pur
poses mentioned in said Art 9.
Art 4 Resolved that the bridge
committee in contracting for. the
repairs to be made to the. Ahbc'
vile Bridge, shall not contract fol
q sum exceeding $500. i
Art 5. Resolved that the Fl
nance Cp1nmit'ee be and they ar
hereby required to make a full
settlement With JOS. s. Nunez. til.
outgoing tax collector at the TINT
Mr.. NJ. G. Broussard bis, successor
qualities ; to receive frpm. sait
Nunez all hooks, &C.. connected
with tax collectors Office, receip
for them. and turning them owe
to the new. parish tax, collecto'
and taking his receipt therefor,
Art 6 Resolved that the pa
diem Of the jury commissioners b,
and the same is hereby Fixed a
1910 per mile for going and RI
turning to the courthouse.
Art I Resolved that, the presi
dent and parish treasurer be ant
they are hereby required to issu
Immediately al the necessary I
censes on trades, professions an
occupations for the year 1879. an
hand. the same to the collector
taking his receipt therefor.
The following claims were .,
cepted and ordered to be paid on
! Of their respective funds:
r,. 1910
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22
OF Vermilion

Chew Jacksoh's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22

Tho minutes of last meeting
were read aud adopted. !,
The salary OF the. District AT
hundred and twenty-five dollars
per appnn from the Lat Of jan
uary 1879. payable quarterly.
E. /. Addison, Esq, publisher
Of the "MER1DIaNAL" newspaper.
being, present. proposed. to pub
lish the proceeding Of the Police
Jury and print all other matters
which the parish il liable to pay
including jury list election notice
blank Tor the use Of the Police
Jury, for the rum Of One hundred
and seventy-6ve dollars ($l75) per
annum from tbs tst OF Jauutiy
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TOWN Ill.

Feb. 18th TO.
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ASrKoIoGY-ap PAer-eth col.
soAs6ESs T;STESSsS ;%SIi;S7 q rs$s,;sa sIsS ssl
SSS ASp lo IEf
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE poR sALE-aD PAes-l..
ssSysSSss
nsP PsTE S1
SSs#E s..s5 .si E. az
pANcfNa AcADEMIEs-ep pAcK-eth col.
PsiRfs P5ss. sIsps, scAis7 s.ssie F.ss- CO. sd col
BwEEiTSs nousEs 10 HEG r. FURNISHED AND uS
EuR6rEaN PAs.A col
ExxStkssssllTa r1sasS FaesMs.S S's COL
EINANcIAL.llrM PAcE;
SAlfal aSD s. TO LIT
gynSSiP1 gynSi1gSE.iI. gids.iS II saesgssA q sosA col
H6ksEs fHassa s1 sad 4A ser
HOUSES. Rooms fLAcEs OF BUSINESS. &C.
1ssrNdsTf5s-ss MANT5Rsss F.sass F.ss-ssl ss!; col.
EaksfE ofu HEp PAoaS s col
SiscEILANEoUs 1DvEkTisExENrs- r1as-
xIscELLXNEoUs-l PAcr-eth col
SSEWSlSPflP7EaRRs SEWsPAPERsssr r.Hn7ssS Fsss@ssh coz COL
FfaNoSohT FFkHNsSSNATsss dANs psesa; oaD e. r4or.A CO..
FFsoFGs sffu4s rs wAsrEDyExAnEs
I2ru PAGE-5th col
RENT-2D PACE-lst COL
REAL ESTATE AT AucTIoN-2p PAcr-lst and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-lst col
REWARDS--1sr PAcE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTIuN-lsT pAGE--4th, 5th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-EEMALES-l2TuP PAcE--lst, I'd
a sss snS rAe.sA and
9Th coils.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAor-lst I'd and Sd coils.
SPORTING. BOOKMAKING, &C-lsr PAGH-3d col
ETALLIONS-lsr PAGx--3d col.
DTORAGE-11rH PAGE--4th col.
EUMMER RESORTS-2D PACz-3d col.
fHE BALL SEASONED PAGE--4th col.
THE TRADES-l2rM PAGE-6th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-2D PAcz-2d col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-llTH PAcx-6th col.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
NJ VIZ LEpT2p TH pp:,I4 pAGErga sol s1l ~, -,
WATCHES. JEWELKY. &C.-1lrH YAGE-4th COL
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LET-2D PAGK-1st col a.4 f&M
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l0rH PAcx-6th col
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SALES At AUCTION .


r KGssBAUM. AuCTi0XEER-22 RillSGiOS 81.
l ds S ssss II ts STOCK s rs"s sas
r. NUssBAUM. AUCTIoNEER. % RIvINGToN sr;,
l:sells this day s o'clock Y Marion 81 general stock
OF Fancy and Dry Goods store Counters Showcases SAFE
Desks Sc. in lots.
MORTGAGE sALE-LoUIs Levy. AUcTIoNEER
the Contents of Machine Shop consisting Of Iahss
Drill Machines Tools. Anvis, Vices shaftings ruIsys
foreclose mortgage
MORTGAGE sALE-L NJ, HAYES. AuCTIoNEER
first class boarding house 35 West 4th St.
ssa HAHN rs Ned. a%
brussels other Carpets parlS suits Bedstsads Marble
ire other fables. Curtains stoves Silver Plated
@ ohne Catalogues
MARsHALs sALE-I WILL SELL THIS DAY. 10
q fhaIEY GI si.si
pAwNBRoKER,s sALE.-JAMEs AGAR AUG;
tonesr viii sell this day at alesroom % Bowery 800
Remnants Boots Shoes Gaiters also Goats rantaioons
and Vests by order Of George Cudlpp, East 18th ST.
ery-K FIELD, Aaelioneer. ~ Canal st., win sell
AS .ma.a II and Ssoss ssd s H;s geld and silver
sx osasr T S Ss psSssa 1 " March,
DAwNBROKER's SALES, FIRUsKI GENERAL
Auet9neer AZ Fulton st. Brooklyn will eel this day.
7oa lots womens slot Clothing Dresses shsws Rsmnaas
BY 90 4
PEcRIyERs sALE.-NEw YORK surKEAK
poinsmsn receiver Of tho National Trust Company
the city of New York. ~
OF order mado and entered in the above
matter ON the 2eth day OF February 1879, l. William D.
order named, Will public
sucsion ut the Exchange Salesroom, No Ill broadway
In the city of New York the ~ of March, 1879
II NJ. OF said day. by Il. Smyh, auconeer:iOO First
Mortgage Bonds OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Com
pany Springfield division, of the pat nominal value OF
$lOUO each and numbered respectively SJi to 24J both
incusivo 2oi TO 3o both tncusve 3ol to 4o both in
cusve 4ol to 800 both ncusive os2 TO t1 both incln
sve: 2l7l to 2l7o both inclusive or many of said
Thousand dollars with from the sy
of February 1870 and the expenses Of such sale
Said sale will be made subject to tho of the Su
preme Court,-Dated New YORK March i3 1879
WILLIAM j. BEST,
Receiver
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A X. LUsK, AuCTToNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
IA. at III o'clock at s5S 18th Books Stationery Pie
tures and fancy articles two ne Show Casos Psttioa
Boards, Sheving Sash and Doors Signs and Fixtursa
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A AUCTTON SALE AT PRIVATE REsIDENCR
~ iao WEST 23p ST., NEAR oTH Av..
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
71s octave Pianofortcs Stonway aud Chickoripx.
superb Parlor suits. IN satin. ?
IS pieces and costly Bronsa
Marquetry Cabineta "
inaid aud sienna IN arble top Tshlsa
10 Parian marble Ststucttes y
2 Sevres and Ormolu Msntel Scta g
4 Pier and Manto Mirrora =
10 Window Lacc Curtains. -
81 choice Paintings by eminent srlis1a
20 velvet and brussels Carpets b
elegant Library Bpokcssca
Library Tables o'match E
ladies' Escrtoires aud Workboxsa
4 Turkish Lounges aud CharA =
SEQ volumes of choice Books
3 solid walnut Extension Tnblca. q
elegantly carved Bullets. =
"a Dining Chairs. covered In leather.
2 China Dinner and Tea sets.
20 pieces sterling and Plated Ware =
IL magnificent Bedroom Suits. gilt and plain
~ white and black curled hair Mattresses -
- FRENCH Pillows aud Busters Sc =
n. B.-Uoods packed and shipped.
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4 UuTIoN SALE OF H0usEHYLD FURNITUkE.
10 O'CLOCK pRoMIT:
NO. z WEST lsEh sr SET%EEs IA ASp eth AVS,
,ous oassS 5rs
MANSION Ss's %TS hr.'i ALL
superb rAskSk LiSR%sY iS %si
HJS: ~ a'ssss
% cAHrkrf L5sn Srs ASS II StlSd GfT slLk AEr
CHAMBKR SETS, DINING FURNITURE,
and
Chairs % %
Reclining Chairs rsd1:'As TS Fi yIs'e Mrsor' Ea'''
Ono Of the most important collections Of Ancient and
STsns ;s' m Sc fAsSQ 81 sRs5 S5EHH GasHE
WATER coLoss. pR%wiSSs fns sIss'1 aSp &
WALNUT sEHssff
laid s Nv
Loanxes kGsasrs marble ss top Tselss - hair and spring
s,ers, Bed Linen. Mirrors: Curtains
leather Dinner and Tea Sets sivcr.ars Cutlery; also
Hsl Stands Shs kitchen m% y%rnsrS Iron SAFE &c
rsneemcnss made for storing free Of charge Take
Thrs xonday5 SSsSTSG so%nsSeias @ % !. 10 o'clock. a.
i3i WEST i4ri ST.
BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH AVS
HOUSE CONTAINS MAGNIFICENT PIANOPORTES
ELEGANT DRAWING ROOM SUITS.
FURNITURE, COMPLETE: FINE COLLECTION
OF BRONZES, CHOICE PAINTINGS CARPETS.
sisi fis$ sH
Sienna marble Tables match: qnctry Cabinet with
bronze nountiugs; Etagerc ebony and gilt Pedessis
Console Tables Eascs Turkish Chairs Lounges; bronze
Groups, Figures and stssuettes; Oil Paintings. by cm
nen artists. in handsome gold framcs; Lace Curtains
MxGNificENT sTErxwAY UPRIGHT PIANO
embroidered Cover stool Music Cabinet, Mantel Sets,
Work Tables, Carpets, Mats. Rugs, kc~
aud walnut Chamber Sets Of Bed
stcads Dressing Cases. Bureaus washsssnds Commodes
Beds, feasher Pillows. wardrobcs. Easy Chairs Bod
Lounges, ~ rooms Carpets, suits in reps, &c.
Dining Room and Lbrary-Bookcascs, Desks, Tables,
with blue and silver satin cloth SUITS in tapestry two
Extension Tables Bullets Dining Chairs silver Plated
Ware Knives and Forks Spoons Castors Ice Pitchers Tca
scss. Kitchen Ware and Sc, wants furnture. &c.
ALBERT kRAEMER, Auctionccr
B-Coods packed boxed and shipped: city or country
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STALLIlDNS.

TiAsIioN STUD FARM.
i Stallion season, March to October /, 1879.
Jay Gould, $50. General Knox. $l5
Gen. Washington 500 dam Lady Thorn Socrates $50
Mares proving with fosl be returned the next
free Of charge for service For catalogues contain
ing all the young stock for sale and other particulars ad
drees FASHION STUD FARM, Trenton, N. j.. or H. N.
SMITH, 65 Exchange place Now York.
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r NUSSBAUM. AUCTIOxEER-22 klvINGfON ST.,
lL.ses this day, 10Y o'clock, So 4th av., falntshop,
Paints varnisn. swings Ladders MILL Stock Glass. signs
x C lois
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4 FOR SALE, 10 HORSES, THE PROPERTY OF
n National Grain Elevator Company; will sell cheap;
trial allowed; chance for fariners Call stable 2oi
East 18th st.. near Sd
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
LAFAYETTE.

The Gallant Knights OF Pythias-The Amer
lean Union Telegraph Company's Ener-
getic work-Resignation of Rev.sss. C.
Dickinson.
Special to the Sentinel:
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 20.-The famous
Knights of Pythias Drill corps, of Lafayette,
who will be remembered as the successful
corps who carried or the honers at the last
meeting OF the Grand Lodge meeting at In
dianapolis, will go TO bloomington tomorrow
morning and take place in a contest there
between n number Of corps. dhe lafayette
boys are an honor TO the city.
Since the recent decision giving the right
of-way to the American Union Telegraph
company over the line of the Wabash road
was passed, that company has been pushing
their work most vigorously. Poles are being
distributed along the line of the road, and the
wires are already stretched to Peru. An office
will be established here, and the line be In
operation by the first of next year.
Rev. W. c. Dickinson yesterday presented
his resignation to the members of the second
Presbyterian church. He has received a call
TO the Presbyterian church at Seneca Falls, N.
y. His departure would be received with re-
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The Negro Exodus.

ST. Louis, Oct. - The Colored Refugee Re
lief band, organized here about six months
ago TO aid in the distribution of colored emf
grants from the South, has made reports OF its
traDsa ctions. The treasurer's report shows
that the receipts have been 1851. and dis
hurse lnents sa,2:s', leaving the board sGjS in
debt. Besides his, the commissary commit
tee issned over 1u.ooo rations and distributed
over 2n.9rO pieces of clothing among the
refugees, estimated to have been worth about
Sl2,0O0. The report says about % per cent. OF
the refugees are still destitute, in some cases
sick and superannuated, and even blind, and
requiring constant help. The committee on
transportation repOrt having sent 6,3ll men,
women ana children TO Kansas and other
States. The exodus still continues, and, al
though greatly dimin ished, the arrivals aver
age 20 to 30 families per week. The movement
is not now confined to Mississippi and Louis
lana, but Is spreading, the majority of the
recent arrivals having come from Alabama
and Tennessee. Their condition is much i'm
proved, many being we'll prepared for the
journey. Information has been received that
the exodus would assume larger proportions
than ever next spring. tAdvices from Tenpes-
see and Northern Alabama say relef boards
are being organized there, which win CO.
operate with the board here and render what
assistance they can.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRIrAIN.
KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION or THE NAGAaSE
OF RALA HIsSAR.

KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION or THE MAGAZINE
OF BALA HIsSAR.
LONDON. Oct. c0.-A dispatch from Ali
Kheyl OF october 18th says: The cause OF the
explosion OF the magazine of Bala Hissar is
unknown. The first explosion occurred at &c
ocIock thls ber M,ernoonc ana the second at
The magazine, it is believed, contained $1,000
shot and shell, n large number of snider rides
sixth regiment. q Goorkhas, six camp 70 low
ers and many Afghans were killed by the ex-
plosion.
THE wEAyERs-BETTER PROSPECTS.
Lo~poN. Oct. 2o.-The Preston Operative
Weaveris association call public meeting for
the llth of November to favor An Emigration
association, owing TO the constant reduction
A dispatch from Dublin says: Signs OF i'm
provement in the condition of the country are
becoming more apparent daily. and favorable
accounts OF harvest aIe being received from all
points.
A NEW AMER wASTED-MoRE DEPREDATloNs
LONDON Oct. ao.-A correspondent at SimIi
says: "Apdication is probably the wisest
course for Yakoob Kahn. We may now place
on the throne man fit for the position and
may be difiicult TO find man to sncceed the
present ameer, and when found he NAV at
first require active support, orr the task win
be light compared with thai OF uphoifing q
weak and irresolute puppet like iakoob
Kahn"
on the Assam frontier, and the Murder OF the
British deputy commissioner by Nuzema
f19SaS ueSO cause no anxiety, aS the Naga Hill
tribes are marauders whom the presence of
the British troops viii speedily reduce to sub.
mission
OVER N SAfGHASISTAN-THE FLOODS IN SPAIN
LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Times says: 1t is quite
possible that the abdication of the smeer of
Afghanistan may ultimately further the task
imposed on us in the punishment OF Cabul,
and the reduction Of Afghanistans to q settled
Government.
The correspondent at Simla says: The
ameer had shown himself utterly unfit to rule
the turbulent people.
A dispsucn from Paris says: The total DAM
age by the recent Hoods in Spain is estimated
at 6G,Ulo,t00 francs. Three thousand i've hun
dred houses and 40 mills were destroyed.
King Alfonso has subscribed se.t09 francs for
the relief OF the sufferers. aud the Princess
As5uri as s. 20 piaStres- The Bank of Spain has
collected 0o,U0o frencs for the same purpose.
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was present. Resolutions calling for abate-
ment or rents were passed.
The bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day amounted 10 flsJ,-
COZ.
Won Bulow, the German secretary OF state
for foreign affairs, died to-day at Frankfort
on the Main.
The Swedish arctic exploring steamer Vega,
with Professor Nordenss jold on board, ar
rived At Kobe on the 18th inst.
The Prussiau budget for the ensuing year
shows a deficit of Sl0500 600. The Prussisn
contribution to the exchequer OF the Empire
is estimated at S5,500,UU0. as4
A special dispatch from Peshamur to-day
says: The governor of Jellalabad reports that
the Russians occupied Meru after several
engagements. The report is regarded as i'm
probable.
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AUSTRIA.
THE COMING WEDDING OF ALFONSO AND ARCH
DUCHESS MARIE.

THE COMING WEDDING OF ALFONSO AND ARCH-
DUCHESS MARIE.
VIENNA, Oct. 20.-Duke De Baiien, Spanish
envoy extraordinary, has arrived to demand
the hand of Archduches5 Marie Christine in
marriage with Alfonso. king of Spain. After
this formailty the archduchess will make
solemn renunciatlon of her rights OF success.
sion TO the Austrian throne in the presence
OF the imperial family and Duke De Bailen.
II IS expected the archduchess. accompanied
oy her mother. will leave Vienna
on November % for Paris, remaining
there two days. 10 see King Francis
and Queen Isabella. Her Imperial
highness will then proceed 10 Madrid by the
way OF Irnn, and will be conducted by the
ministers Of war and foreign affairs. with royal
honors, to Pardo palace near Madrid, where
she viii sojourn eight days previous to her
marriage, which VIII take place In Aiocha
church on the 9th or 8sth of November. The
kings birthday is on the 18th.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
STATE ITEMS,

The fiy 10 said to be iDjurIng eariy-so~r
wheat in Jackson county. f,rnss-a $
The hickory mt yield in the State is said
TO be enormous, and the QUALITY excellent
Wild pigeons abound in the woods near
Bedford. They are feeding on the beech
mast Tft fE sTt
Pscksrd's Mills has a Democrat for post
master. IL is said that there is no Republi-
can there who can read or write.
spoonful Of belladonna by mistake, and IT
came very nearly killing him. Eight drops
is dose. Make q mem.
Our State exchanges say that during thsr
warm weather OF last week the wheat
grew very rapidly, attaining an unusual and
perhaps dangerous growth.
A I4-year old garlof Kokomo, named Susie
Williams, was induced to leave her home on
promise of marriage She was rescued in
Chicago before the rascal had succeeded in
running her. afaU
Reports come from portions of Shelby
county that the barley and wheat crops are
being badly injured by drouth, causing black
rust. Thousands OF bushels are already
reported killed.
Madison Star: The warn, unreasonable
weather has .siDguiariy affected the fruit
trees OF this section OF the country. Plum
and apple trees are bearing fruit as they DO
in the spring of the year, and flowers are
blooming second time.
There is no difference, says the Edinburgh
Courier, between the man who enters your
premises at midnight and robs you Of your
money, and man who takes a newspaper
for a year or two and then removes to an
other locality without paying up arrearages
or even informing tho editor of his where
abouts II there is any difference. the latter
is decidedly the biggest scoundrel OF the
two.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS.

A Father Kills His Two Children and Then
Blows His Own Brains Out.
Special to the Sentinel:
BLcoaINGToN, Ill. Oct. 20.-This afternoon
occurred the most appalling tragedy. William
Hogg, an old and respected business man of
Bloomington, entered his home and drew a
pistol and shot his daughter, aged Is, who was
engaged in packing n trunk, the ball entering
just behind the ear and passing into the
throat. Hogg then went into the yard, where
young son was playing, and calling HIM to
him. shot him in the same place. He then
placed the revolver to his own head and fred,
the bah entering the temple and killing him
almost instantly. Neither of the children can
survive through the night. Financial trouble is
supposed to have caused the deed. Hogg came
here from Cadiz, o., in 1864, with nearly $780,
900, all of which he lost by bad speculation.
Ho had beea respondent for several days past.
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Illinois Coal Miners About to strike

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2o.-Several hundred coal
miners of the Believille tIn) district held a
mass meeting at French Village, about eight
miles from here, this morning, and gave their
relations with the mine owners pretty free
the indie stions were that at the adjournment
of T. q meeting this afternoon q strike will be
determined upon, and formally announced.
At the afternoon meeting several PROPOSE
tions were discussed aud voted down, and
finally 1t was resolved that all miners in the
district, mum berIng some 1900, should strike
for three cents per bushel from date, and that
is the way the matter now stands. III miners
lodges IN the district were represented. The
Coal Exchange held a imeeting here to day
and reaffirmed their aetion of Friday lasi.
that they would not yield to the demands of
the miners.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22

THE CAR on THE TsAMp-wAa NEWS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2D.-The czar Will come
to this city from Liyodia at the end OF October
and remain fortnight, when he will go to
Rim TO have an interview with the Emperor
William, in consequence of a private letter
from the German emperor from Berlin. The
czar Will so to Cannes. where himself, the
empress, and several members of the Russian
imperial family will pass the winter.
Further Information from Central Asia re-
ports the retreat OF General Jomakin's force
west of Beurma. General Tergukasof will
abandon his effort to make Guok Tepe the
base OF operations. He will winter between
TchiSisfar and CuZulum, and begin a new
campaign in the spring. The expedition to
explore tie ancient bed of the Oxus, W ith q
view TO connecting IL with the Caspian Seq
has been abandoned, the difficulties in the
way OF such connection being found praeti.
caily insurmountable.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
Meeting of LocomotIve Encineers.

KANSAS CITY, No, Oct The Grand In
ternatiopal Division of Locomotive Engineers,
now holding its sixteenth annual session in
this city, have had their election of officers,
with the following result: p. n. rthur, grand
engineer; Charles Fletcher, second grand en-
gineer; w. H Neal, second grand assistant
engineer; ID. Bennett, third grand assistant
w. Tyre, grand chaplain. Washidgton City
was selected as the place for holding the next
session. To-day delegates visited the extern
sive machine shops adjacent 10 the city, and
tomorrow Will attend ball and banQuet {
given In their honor by citizens of st. Joseph.
posal. p. NJ Arthur was elected president and
I. y Ingraham general secretary and treas:
ureT, of the Insurance association connected
wi = the brotherhood. The session will ad.
iourD on Wednesday night.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

Tho Anglo. American Cable company viii
lay new cable in 1850.
The Imperial Bank OF Russia has raised its
rate OF discount from 8 10 per cent.
The German papers announce that the re
vlval la the iron trade has reached Germany
The bullion withdrawn form the Bank of
England on balance to-day amounted to
fge,0.0.
Brigand Gasparoni, formerly the terror of
Italy, died in the poor house at Abbiafe
Grasso, Lombardy, aged ~.
Eagles to the amount of 10000 were with
for the United States.
At the antf-land rent meeting at Newnort
County Mayo on Sunday, 5000 persons at.
en- ded. The released Fenian, Michael Dayiff.