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Robbery

Robbery
a week or more ago, the sleeping
apartment, occupied by Messrs. ThoS.
Eaysor and james \. Hamilton, was
entered about dark, and clothing
shoes and jewelry to the amount Of
500 stolen. No clue was had Until
yesterday, when the two young men
left for Lewisville, and returned 1T
night with a co!ored man who had
bought one of the stolen pieces from
Wesley Washington, Ga we'll known
fellon on the Court dockct.) With
the aid Of Marshal Cannon, Wesley
was taken while pla. Ing cards in II
shanty with Il set Of colorcd men. A
scamper ei sued, hut Wesley was ear.
turcd and put up for safe keeping.
lie cont,sscs to the fact of selling
the clothes, but places he theft on
two boys who rail- away from here
last week.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


~ IS pale ana ieadcn-
.o'o'cu' WIZ, occasional 'ushcs, OF
cbest.s. ~ 1lao. on JM 81. oo.'
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid the nosc is ir-
ritated, swell', and sometimes bieeds;
a swelllns OF the upper lip; occasional
n~eadache' win humm'ng or 'hrobDlng
saliva. elm, ~ frrnd Ss,,.'or
verv forl n3-t;rnl,rlv ~ ,Eo
annet;tc v,r;,LIc so,,o,mas ,nrn,S'
Win , on,v.;nn s.n.at;an -, $500
ach, at others, entirely gone; lccting
nausea and vomi"ns: violent pains
regular. at times cos,ive. stools slip,v.
not unrr,or.r,l, ,;,n. ,.;,L lIaaj
800, ''oIN 80
oe''y aMolicii ana marc; urine turpld;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
sometimes drv AKA cnny,,ISn. rs u .
n disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth temper variable, but pener-
ally irritable. sc.
Wboro,or a..
are found 10 ex;st
LIN. =. NlCLANES NEkMlfUG
will certainly effect \ cure.
II DUES MOI CONTAIN
in any form it is an innocent preDara-
ton. NAT 4 of >Ho;,o h> eE,,Lt..
:,:. n!.. "'a
"2"' "''' """" '"J"m'
Inc genuine Or. MCLANE's YER
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Our Reporters Sunday Notes

Our Reporters Sunday Notes
PEI&EYrLlIAN CuURcH-Rcv. j.
d. ~. brown in the morning took rs
his text: Luke XVI, from which he
evolved tao great truth, that cvory
one who would obtain the kingdom Of
God ought to be pressing into 1t. The
earnest soul will not trouble itself
about the mysteries Of the Bible, but
attend to those things which relate
d'7cctI.E TO its salvation, and brca k
through all opposition and difficulties
re list the devil, bear the cross. en-
dure REF roach, and sacrifice all for
Christ.
Several reasons were given why
sinners shodId thus press into the
kingdom Of God. Their our safety
rcquier it. This is the only city Of
refuge here they can be secu,e.
iheir opportunity for getting into it
is Short umti uncertain, and there are
many difficulties in the Way, which
should only make them press iowa rd
nor diligently. And there is a
possibility, nay, II certainty, if they
are faithful and earnest, they shall
obtain the favor of the Lord. The
preacher then exhortcd all to pr ess
into the kingdom and sacrifice every
thing to the interests Of their souls.
METHODIST CuURcM-The pastor
of this Church being indisposed, the
pulpit was filed by Rev. LawIenc &c,
who took his text from Romans 10
Is v. Presenting the person who
uttered these words as one fully
competent to pass judgment upon the
truth presented in the text, and sub
hitting the thought thai men admir-
ed great powers as well Of mind rs Of
service, he proceeded to show the
gospel as q power to save and console,
and being great in these respects, he
commended it to the admiration Of
his hearers as something Of which
none need he ashamed.
AT night Rev. Lawrance again
Kindly affiliated IL the absence ofthe
pastor.
LUTHERAN CnuHcn-Rev. j. f.
kiser preached from LukeS 35, show
ing low Christ always attacks the
stronghold ofsatan directly, and thus
often secures to himscli the services
ut those who have been his most
active enemies. From which we IL
to learn. that il we would be true
io'lnwer- o! Christ, W, must no. cease
to labor, even with AMI for those WAC
may seem to us to be wholly given up
IN fba poUa- NJ o,,,,
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Fine CiEnrs-
Go to DR.. S. A. Reeves and take a
puff.
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NOTE CE.

| viii lie my final account MS Guardian
ofJohn ii. Kcnncrly. Ann b. Kennedy and
kcziah NJ. Kcnncrlv tnow Griffith with
the Hon. Judge of Probate for Orangeburg
County, OF the 18th day of March next, and
+" ( for letters pismissory.
HARRIET c. KENNERLY,
Guardian.
anuarv 5lst 1870 At
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HHOHac Made Fertilizer
Read the advertisement Of MIR.
Kirk Robinson in anotl,, + column.
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South Carolina Railroad.

South CnrOliNa Railroad.
OFFICE HOURS AT GEN DEPOT.
From s c'clok 4. NJ. to l p. NJ. From
z o'clock T.. NJ. too p. NJ.
: Passenger Schedule S.. C.. Railroad.
DAY TRAIN.
Columbia t,p Tasstiser, (Morning)...lo 4a
Down (Evening)... & u
ACCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN.
Columbia Il
Observation-Disclosures. p SO
NIGHT TRAIN.
:" :: 'sl'own.-,: .~"..-..."... II AS
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10 "a T.

10 A T.
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE TIMES RE
uUCED To:$1 PER ANNUM!-
Horses
See Mr.. Skaters advertisement this
week.
, 1879-04-03
THE WEATHER.

OPr1cE or THE CHIEF S1BNAL OFFICER,
WAsulNoroN, u. C., april 81 a. n.-lndca-
ttons-For Tennessee AMI tho Ohio Valley, light
SNOW, followed By c[rar[ng weather, southwcst,
vcerIug to colder northwest winds, and higher
barometer.
For the Lower Lake region. colder, cloudy
weather, with snow, northeast, backing to north
west wlnls. nu1 failing, followed BY rising
barometer.
For the Upper Lake region, ascas Of light
anow, followed By partly cloudy weather, north
westerly winds, stationary or lover temperature
anil rising barometer.
Fur tl,e Upper Misslss!pp! md Lower Mis-
sonrL Va1lcys ciBar or partly cloudy weather,
cold northrrly wMus AItl r1ai,g barometer, fol!
lowed III the tostE aud west portions by fall!rg
haroneter ulld wlutfs shifting to warR, SOUTH
castor]y.
Cantionary slgnRts are ordered for Toledo,
aandttsky, CioYsEnnl!, Sec. 5, and 1uilato.
Hatctal ptsN1{ch ia TAA Tffhans.
MAnIsoN, Wis, april 2.-8noW commenced
failing here this mor1ting, continuing It'll .. I'll.
Aunt i've irChea fell. which lrittGd to so.nu
extctIt but not enough tu Interfere with traIns.
..ptcial H1xb..tch to 7af Tribune.
MENDOZA. ILL.,, April 2.-A e,low-storm severe
northeast wind, commenced ltru this forenoon,
a1Nl continued with much force till after q. It
is fruezinA hard Tonight, unl thu snow 10 quito
crisp. Tie change IL much fcIt
LOCAL 0nsxKvATtuMs.
, 1879-04-03


rAn1s, AIun 2,-Thc Cabinet hopes before
the removal Of the Chambers is discussed to
calm tho Left Centre by presenting Dlll de-
priylng the paris municipality Of tho control Of
tho police but at ono Of tho last eitslngs Minis
tcrs Lopere, Terard, Cuelery, and Freycinet
opposed this bill. It IL stated that Minister
rroYcinet {who is tho uncompromizIng advocate
ol return to rarIs), being offered at tue Coun-
Gil opportunity to make On indcpen1cnt atatc.
ment in the sonatc, threatened to resign rather
thun take aueti d course.
TItH ExPOSiTfoN BUILDING.
rAMls, April 2.-Tllu facade OF thu amin build
tng in tho Exposition Will be retained. Tic
remainder Of the site will be restored to a pa
ra.ls-grouud. ....
POLITICAL SCHEMES
rAM1s, April "a Paris correspondent writes
tllat tho question of tllB removal Of tl,u Le9s.
lature has been n,ado peg to hang tho grlcy-
anccs Of the Lett Centre on. They have becu
partially oustcd from power ID the Cabinet aud
In tue Chamber Of deputies, un.l tho ADVANCED
Republicans arc disposed to try and govern
without them. It the entire Left Centre voto
together In tllo Senate they caa show tlle Gov.
cFu,nunt tllat nothing cau be done Without their
cooperation. Their object, In fact, Is to bring
about Ministerial! crisis.
, 1879-04-03
WISCONSIN.
9ntcfdt Qitpatsh to The TEibti.1ts


MADISON, Wis, April 2.-Furthcr returns
from the judicial election show tint Judge
Gales MINORITY will reach II, coo. The Repub-
lcans gain everywhere In tho State Thn vote
10 this city ahows big Republican gain, and
tho best f It Ia they aro likely to rc1aia with
tbs Republican party for good. JulXe Built
xcll'a clec1iou u Mayor was simply HI Inorso-
1ucnt OF worthy gentleman, nlil he WITS voted for
as mnn, not politician. This city has long
bse., controlled by Democrats, they having from
$50 10 GUO majority but their day fn this, t'Iu
carltal city, as II ID iu Milwaukee,, tho comidar.
cl3l city, vt tllu State, has passed away, n'nl
llencefofth }le party Of freedom, tho party that
saved thu country and will 'perpstuatu 1t, Will
control. . ~
MILWAUKEE, WIS. March 9.-Returns from
thu interior Of tho Stat0 Indicate that Cole. Re-
publican, Ia reelected to tho Supreme Court by
10000 10 1900 malority,--a large Republican
Hpeft,t Dttpatth 10 TAs Tt4htEs.
OsHKosII, Wis.,, April a-'llo majority for
Judge Cule in tl,u city IL AT. DR.. H. i. Dale,
IeulocEat, ia elected Mayor BY yoto ol 1.oI0 70
7ta TOT 3, Coukt Republican. ailu Gs7 for G..
Utekw!th, Independent Republican.
j. Il. Powers, Republican, Ia eltcted Clork BY
l,1i6 minority over A. T. Giaxte.
James Jackson, Republican, YVES elected Po-
lice Juattca over Il. 7. E!ghmi by 1e@5 majority.
Had tho contest been confined to slopnbllcans
md Democrats tho Republicans would have
becn ulectet, hut tho four tickets III the f!elu
cauacd great division.
, 1879-04-03

ILLINOIS.
HrtctaI DIspdsch to 7As Tribune.

1LLlNo1S.
Sptctal DIspasch to Tbs Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, April IA meeting Of
Chatr,neu Of tho Republican County Central
Committees In the Fourth judicial District was
held at Tusvola today TO decide rs to tile pro-
nominate three Judges to be vnted forifl June.
The gentlemen present decided TINT 1t Was In
cxpcdtcut to cnll convention sbut to- make IT u
trco;for.all. There arc already SIX IRepuoltcan
The prospects nro TINT It VIII bo a scrub race
n,n That tile Democrats will capture all three Of
the Judges.
days election from, ali but four Of tie towu-
ships In Rock Island County give the Republic.
ans good worktng majority in thp Buaru Of
Supervisors They vii! lave fourteen nnl prob
last board was badly mixed politically, the M
tlonals having more votes than either the uom-
ocrats Of tho Republicans. In tho now B0nrd
tho Democrats will hare possibly three members
md the Nationals the satnc.
MoRHIs, ILL.,, April o.-The election yesterday
In this city was direct issllo between the Re-
publican md Democratic tickets. The Reputl-
ty, except tic Assessor, who for many ycars waa
q. Republican, was put on tho Democratic
ticket -
apecsal Dtepasea to 7as tribune
n @ Ap1 pfa1,o. 1Ts sy u
NfIwood, V!rlen, Brighton, Bunker Hill. Ship
man, and staunton. The prospect for Rotub-
llcanlsm was never bottsr IL Maconp!n County,
GALRnA, ILL.,, April 2.--The counting Of tllo
votes In West (laluna, which was not completed
Until o'clock this morning. elects the fo'ow!n:,
township, officers. all Democrats excepting
Peace, -: Jordan: supervisor, Henry MARRIED. !;
Assistant SuurryfSDr, T[OHlpB logan; Assess
, 1879-04-03

A Rapidly. Growing Sentiment In
Favor OF a Bi-Metallio
Currency.
Russia Contemplating a Diver
sion in Favor OF Az
qhanistan.
Forty English soldiora Drowned in
the Cnbul River.


uLooMi y. ...ogn
LONDON, AplIl @.-Das,u akei'et, ouo VI .ao
prop''etoss OF 'f'e eonh9u ,'lno a'a nelnost
Of Par'iameht' "sAes t'as Ho uocn "ot A.'" y.
any hatlon whose '.aae p'ospeess nv '. fr.na
rs Hfcat ht'ta'n' ns'iea e1eotts " sa' on..e4
ota'es Als ~, 4,'a 1 ~ ,sa.,a :. :, ovor.
" 'n'uo' A"o p"'Heo 1,-s.'' 49,.
"hei"'l'ety asalu1s 49,. ."',..".H,.. ~ ,s...h
hotnn's e1sopt 'u ~ "u.uo '.'' ~ 49, a,
Ct hauutaetas'us ,, v's., y, ~. .l., - ~ T1,a
state o1 thi"ss a''o"cu ~ eo''tuue' t,'l,, So.
poft t'"ou lsotit .as'' 'roe, W ~. - .ss.
Is 90 stnai4 anaI ".en ."s VI N4o
poftaooh u oalIeu o'aso' snsIo a'o .so, .....,
IL 10 'n.eu"e.4 " 'tah. .as ',.. ,,..t-,,,'.,
wafer oa.la's on.5. s.ne"uss ..4,u. "aa.n
10 seta'no1o Ut ,4'u i.1.o ... "us"u ss.as .'
" caft'e" 40 pa'ast ~ "a ...a"a
-.-... , 1nh ,o. non.Sn .1.,, al.
10 90 anuounee ~ -, non m w., ",ana,,ra.
asufp.aeo y, 1".'SoT ~, ~ =" a". - s,sa"as
out u "neu ~ W.. W '''.sae, ."s' ~
loF tne supi'e"c... .a ..,..s1 '
soioctn't'h tomalus a ~ "sa asa'h ,'.e .'.I,n
aenc's o. a"'voo'VsO sauoou =, ~ Ts., s9".a:
expenditure ~ .a. I'as .,.s
me 'es poa ,. wv % ss w. .,s,,r ,,as
,aalo" y. .n.s 'us.', .,,,,. ,,,o 1:a,,t ~. nn
oecn payhs ns "as ".,'.o s"s .s"a ~ eo nnn ono
cuutasns' % . u.'' u,o.,on ~ ,hn I,h, r. ,,o.
Annna ,tas ~ ,,sa c,-n,r.,oneo. ms ,nrrcas.
ptosAsso' aaes. @ ..,, - <,ot,+ 80 - .,,oh
:" u1a@.o,i N'oAs't T. ~ .';, ~; ..s .,,s ~,
Husp w. n.oes J.. ,'sa "ou ~. ,n..naa ~. H.
...,,t,,t~ +,,o .-a,,o bv onv incrcase of n1Jrect
taxation. .-.----.--..
lAnoR coa4"o7hRst'
LONDON, Apflt lila cotton operatives III
the blackoufn Diatrfct agree 10 saoH't 10 re-
, 1879-04-03
nBtTlIARY.

sAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April e.-Paynastcr
Frank Clark, United statcs Navy, died ut tho
alaro Islanl Hospital to-day Ut ancurlsm aorta-
sptetaa pt,pa,eh to 1At 7Ttbuas-
DUBUQUE, H., April a,-Fa.tvr O'Connel1
pustor OF tho Catholic Church At Pleasant
Grave, Dubuque County, died verry suddenly
tuday. His funeral viii take placo Friday, u!Al
will 10 attended by Bishap Heunessy aud tho
HpfrlHt f,istx1ch 10 Tas 3t9af,.1
MADISON, VII, April 2.-lhc funerals Of Mrs:
Judge nraaey md Mir. Ciarenca pinney, sol, Ut
the Hon. i. n. pnusy, were largely attended
to-day bJ sympathixlng trlonda,
, 1879-04-03


dare tcrd enet, stuff ont 10 the consumer.
There was used tn The retort. coal tweRty'throo
pounds under !hs retor. a. fnss coal, slxty:thrcs
pounds; cost Of coal per bushrl. w crnis; ~
tnnde, not ovcr sixty cubic feet costing for coal
a. above. At tho shte Of about 81 pei ooo ene'c
Iect.
ndesultory tsia nnn not gtylnR any reai tntosms'
Ton whatever. Inl. on .he sth day o. an MS'e: 81.
y1f mtt. c1mtts0 t. went " nv!sto set tSe o
land ptsont. IL Tie wosst 0f lid Springfield Wateh
Company. Wcfound TIC n,acnIne @ "nt Of Is 5spnhs:
aud not making gas, but. on looking uFee !ne
buoks KEPT by tie man making gas VS. faand that
the watch Conlpany commsnsed 70 = maKs ~ ~
ssn nshn ns % TIE oh ~ 81 SGssMn9s e Mss
Tic meier showed i'll, 10 cnbio iest 10 9avc been
nude md used IL 125 days. There wa Charged to
the ghA nlhdc-
1sD7 bnshels coal nt 7 eents.... ..."....sla?'?g '?g
9H oarfct lime at so cents .....t..... ~
Men nj gas maclline. !5 CENTS per day..... y. e
as ns!s. 's0 Il :Ssp :ssSsps,sy soss u i sss .sin:
III. IL tso III q ~ Fl. cost lie w.t:l Com:
coss pet 900 :.. :'.'.'' is7
THIS was At tho rato uf 5000 per day for gas made
and used In this hi' Of cost. nothing I. charged
ss as s s2 n s1: es*: mSsT
ehaina. inlet and outlet. OF connections, meter and
connections con-. 70 factory, gas-hou'e. building IN
sna insurance M on sa ssse I'll mi, psoreity h. d
be used ioF making gss. aud It WAS owacd and pald
fos h lilo ws'sE Faet9Iy Company 9e{ots s
Tho cost OF the nboyc made gas. nnd when \
# T. ! q sTs Icy st s as .
aboyu.
Tho sarno practical Butscrwortl, gocs on to
show What is spw paid for gas Without ring ln
IT, OF, At least, without thu lrelnnd rug til It:
Or 81, 40 S0 o. al thc rate Of sa7i' i pct year,
and II cannot poEs!hly cost any mote durlsIg thc
l}y tho fight Ut t!es" facts 10 bnid works BY tho
Ssnte wonld b. simply nonkcnse. and reckfcss
nsc Of t9e psoples oey ani a. "eaa sat tea 10 ns
who wou!d DO rctafnrd not for then. ABILITY to maize
rns. but TO hs uscfal In tho interest Of some poll
sidetutioa the advance made In lighting lnrso
buildings by electricity within thu past tfD years.
rr0pcrty 10 not The dcslrntle kind OF investment
It was very short tlme ago.
This Ia the way this gas man would 60 to
work to asptyxiate ait 1obbery IN this nysteri.
Gus bltsfngBs:
State TO undertake. the erection Of Gas works on ts
own account. md tho Secretary o! State sh'ud bc
t. 1t thS lighting Of H. shs q
nids or !ahiinr the .anic It, tSe ncwtpapars hav:
ssnsea so S3se Il 'si snds
furnish ful supply Of fas at any and al' tncs q
ee required o5 u.e hy to state the 9s to BE-
tuan .hfsens Fvns eaass VIZ" s%aa' ~
# sa snrr !ss tss Sss se III faS e ss. 10
nsllcl, each candle consuming 10 elalns o
sperm per hans. the gaa to ho free FROM asnnsona,
Ia sny osr iorm not 10 exeesa 1hlrty sra',,s il
10y ;1e fsSt q" !ntshs4 r M e. as, u,
| AHV N $lfrr rHhN nj a M
, 1879-04-03
lEXlNGI0N,S CENTENNIAL.

Cssc1nsAr., O., April IA dispatch from
Lexington, KY, taya ihas alt busiuess IA aus
pended, al! houses arc deserted, al,s tla streets
we4r gala dress III lsouor Ut tho hundrsth ALL
niYersary. At III o'clock this Ioreuoou the
grand procession moved through tAs town,
healed ly all the lodge. In the city and many
frt,n the adjacent country. After thu pro-
ceaslou the citlxeNs assembled ut Morrison tpl-
lege nul lsstenrd to a1dEesses by Leslie coombs,
Creasy. 4 display Of fireworks to.uight will
clpse tho celebration.
Knn,xfa.t Inaact p..,rtnr Chm II h,. fa fhs hat
, 1879-04-03
ATqHANIETAN.
SOLDIERS pKOtyNRD.

LAHORE, April "A squadron OF the Tenth
Hussars were swept away by tile current while
crossing the Cabul River near ,Jsilalahad on the
3lst Of March. 4 Lieutenant aud forty men
arc missing. 8Ixtean 6odirs were recovered.
4 RUSSIAN DIVERSION.
LONDON, Aprll 2.-Thc 7tttgraph's st. Peters,
burg correspondent asserts tint he has been In
formed upon Trustworthy authority that Ri1ss|a
is subs!dixtuu Yakoob Kahn, aud Is preparing for
diversion In his favor.
, 1879-04-03

rnoy1pnacx, II. l.. April 1.-The State c1ec-
t!on was very au!ct. Tllc present Republican
Officers arc reelected. Tho yotu was light.
rnoylpRAug, X. l., April :,.-Iho whole Re-
pub}icau ssatu ticket was elected by larger
MINORITY than last year. ....
Van Xandt, Republican, for Governor, re-
aeiyed Q 06U9 votes: scgas. Democrat, 6,M7; liill.
tjfcunbArk, alul seutturinE, UT. Malortty, SR
Lust year Vau Xuntlt's ulaIorltY was 1.2237, This
majority for Howard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, is
j:ydi. fho General Assembly comprises, IN the
Ssuate, % Republicans. i DcmocrMtr, no ch0!ce.
In the HOUSE, 81 Republicans, IL Democrats, no
ehuIce, ~
, 1879-04-03
ROM e..

THR ANToNEIIt Will.
ROME, April 9.-1he contest over the will Of
tho iato Cadiuni Antonclll threatens to collapse
because OF the poverty os Tho plaintiff.
Will GET THE HAT.
FARts, April 2.-The Popo's brother, Thomas
Pccc, Will bo created Cardinal at EksteE Con-
BisEory.
, 1879-04-03

VIENNA, April a.-lhe I'rass positively de-
MICS thu statement that meeting Ut l!le three
E.nperora has bron arranged to take place on
tbs Emperor Williams go!trn wedding. It Ia
eycn uncertain whether thu Car will 90 ~
Berlin,
, 1879-04-03
IOWA.

o77uMwA, Iowa, April Alt a mcotlng Of the
Democratic State Central COMMITTEES, hold ill
this city this evening, It was lcterns!ncd 70 call
a State CONVENTION, to b. held at Council Bluffs
on thu 2lst OF Mar.
, 1879-04-03

tho most important part Of the bin. THE pt'-
eapltnl than a biz sign and \ lot OF anc o9!!eo
furniture werc the men he was after. The
amendment WAS adopted, nnd tho bill ordered
to thtt1 reading.
, 1879-04-03

A desc In time saycs nine Of ifsta's Honey OF
uurohonnd and Tar Tor coughs.
plku's Yootlaclu Drops cure tn ono minute.
, 1879-04-03

LONDON, Aprl "A Berlin d!spstch says ap.
proaches laye been msdo between tho 0overn7
Ment and Centre party. Herr Wtndhofst bud
long interview with bismarck Monday {lhe first
since 1853 and discussed With him all the
Centres grievances, but without result. It up
peara that uvss Winuho1as las offered III iuter-
, 1879-04-03


BERLIN, ApfEl a-~Tho Emperor William ia
markedly improving, anl cxpects to be out
doors aoon.
llbAAkCK
received many birthday congratulations. Even
tue Liberal papsp publish complimentary al
ttrleA :,
, 1879-04-03
SPAIN.
EyI II ~
PAINTING STOLEN,

TIINTiN0 STOLEN.
SEVILLE, April IA Very valuable Painting
Of Christ l,ns been stolen from the Campo da
Criptnna Church In Andnldsta.
, 1879-04-03

Special DisnaFeh 10 tbs TrfounA
INDIANAPOLIS, April a,-Qov. Williams went
to Jalfersonvlllo to-day to look attsr tho Inter-
ests Of thp State growing out Of tho cooper.
shop fire In tho Southern pen1teuttary yesterday.
pl0yMent.
, 1879-04-03
FEVER AND AGUE;

FEVER AND AauE Sared f9r fty cent. c t,, Ihsss ss
and AE1lc and iii Other MAarlous, n!lfous, Scarlet
Typhoid. Yellow and other Feys!a {slaed " !saAWnf
Ftlls). quickly a. kAuMAf'S lEhu1 NEL4E
Flfty cents per botkes
, 1879-04-03
GAS,
4 GREAT FRAUD MADE rALPABLu nY A pnAC,
TICAL MAN.
efaI In ~

! 8PnlNaFIELp, ILL.,, April a-M1. Euttcrworth,
Of the Committee appointed to inquire Into this
expcsliency of constructing Stute gas works,
tus prepared a 1ntaorisy abatement, showing that
tho proposition Ia absurd aul expensive, nsl
ought not to bo tolerated. liz recltcs tile trial
of the Eas.r!ng's nnci,inc before tho Commit
tee, auA explaIha that tle Legislators were not
called In until after thu retort had been Gttud
with eoal, the weight aud quality of which hal
pcrfotcc to ba taken for granted. lie repeated
ly, but IN vain, called attention to The following
practical puluts Ia Eas.n'aklng, every ono Of
which was dlasegarded In tho operations ot the
to tho Committee:
l., THAT each and evusy part Of the combined
machinery shoud be OPEN tu inspection 10 ~ ta
srrIfy tic taet that 20 othcr ingredients er ma-
ttco elalulci 10 l'e Used. viz. coal.
=. That thu rctvtta should be fur removed from
refrvasal|na und conformation .u lasc piuse.
~ That ~, X Fas shnn Gs measured at teupeta'
1. THAT mcteF Of rIHuer siXu In proportion to
the atnount u eas neng E'ads should b. used. mud
i i. s'i Thus the meter shoua bo connected 90 tho
line Of p!pe aftoE thu gas lad been CondenAua
and puriaed. but before The gus ctols Tho holder
! fos storing
tinn To cnablc correct estimate to bs mnla of
thy a|na4nt Of gas bclas dlatt,led of merchant
ablu nuas!iy.
Following. were tho real conditions under
] thug of beauty:
The hot furnace aud re,ort wers scarcslT lufs
IRON the ho!at5 Hr any uther part Vt tle nlachtnc
and measurement Vi usor no degrees Fahrenheit
The souu eecame 20 iul " tu he almoat uhheut-
Ihe meter used va, totally uuat ia. thu purpose,
having ~ Weans " correctly hl!cutiuu luss thait
loo Ganie feet a,l hs ln1ter Wa& placed II nlraa.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-20
Hedge Planting.

To the Editor of the Leader:
AS considerable is now being said
about hedge planting, and a couple of
gentlemen are already here to engage
in the business, / beg leave to offer n
few thoughts on the subject.
Iprepare my ground by first blowing
about six feet wide, throwing the fur
rows outward. at the proper time for
planting l thoroughly harrow the
ground, then back furrow and harrow
again. This ~pulverizes the ground
above, as well as below.
I sort my plants into three grades,
that strong and weak may not be mixed
in planting. / draw a line. for conven-
fence. six rods long, and three inches
from the line Of the fence; then, with
the side of a bright spade to this line, 1t
is inserted full depth, and while the
handle is pressed forward slightly the
attendants inserts the plant back of the
spade opposite the handle, taking it
from a pail Of muck made of soil water
and COW manure. The plant should be
set deeper than it grew in the seed bed
When planted with the spade, to thor
oughly settle the dirt about the plants,
walk the whole distance, placing the
feet crosswise between the plants. Il
cut back the first years growth the
next spring to eight inches. After the
first year / cut back to about twenty
inches, and 80 continue to cut about