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SEALED PROPOSALS. in tripleate are hereby invited
for furnishing soldiers graves In Private
Village city Cemeenes provided by the law approved
February 1879. Of which the following Is an extract:
THAT the War Ia hereby authorized 20 erect
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ofbiddors Monday, juno Ii, 1879 commencing at IL
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Ijy order OF the Secretary Of War
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Abstracts OF Public Laws Foreign Trade OF the Unteu
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Party Platforms 1873. Revenue ana Expendltufes
Elections of United States List OF Appropriations.
Senators. Imports and Domestic EN.
Electoral President. ports.
Principal Executive. Diploma lnerafOn haliToau IaDs
Tic and Department OiCers National alks ahu ClIehcy'
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United States states.
PRINCIPAL Judical Officers Of United states Government
the United states Senate ana uOuse OF hep-
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHAydE sAbES
MONDAY, Mayo. 1879
Asreported on TIE cold and S,oct Telegraph Co.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARfhENL
FIRST CALL-10l4 O'CLOCK A. NJ
~ IN. @. lO1 Z
, 1879-03-18
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE 1.EK1N WHISKY CASES.


WAsn1saroN, u. c., March l7.-unitcti States
pIstrlct-Attor,,ey Conolly, Of Springfield, Is
hero to consult With Commissioner Rautn md
the Attorner-G General on the subject If the
Pcls!n whisky cnte6. Connolly Ia very confident
of slcccss, md claims tint tile Government }las
n strong casc In eyc,y Instance. Tile cases have
been set for tral March 3l and will be con-
tlnucd until disposed OF through every day Of
April.
QUESTIONABLE ACTION.
The action Of the United States Mnrshnl ami
otllcg United Suites Court officials Of
tto Eastern District OF Massachusetts
I'll refusing to surrender tho Bostos,
parties who wcru Indicted at rckin has been
a,tbtnit.cd to the Atsornc5-General for iuycsti-
gntiou u1nl tlceEs1n. As 4 ,,cw Marshal has hccn
appointed lhcrc-f}c,'. lIaukR-it Is possible that
different cn,trso may 10 pursued towards tllu
lIlinpIs Anrsal IN thu exercise Ut his duties.
The Two huston cases were set At different days.
when It was known thnt the Marshat Was al-
loved nothing for miscagc.
r11sr nATcn
Edmund Jucsscn Is hero TO arguo with Charles
II. Rcel tho t!rst batch ot whisky easca before
tic United States Supreme Court. juuker, Of
liuclc, Juukcr &S Co., is also hssc.
, 1879-03-18
HUNGARY.

DAMAUE HT THE FLOOD.
Lospox, Alarch l7.-The danngo by tho
overflow of the Kiyor Thisss, Mt Szegodin, is
estimated at about II, 900.
THE EMPERoR VISITS TIE FLOODED cITY.
BxEoEplE, March l7.-Il!e Emperor Frau.
els Joseph arrived to-day, aul WAS conveyed
in boat through tho ruined towu. About
1000 Inhabitants havo bcun ro.nnycl. Tl4oso
remuiuing "ru amrly supplied with provis.
ions. Tho Emperor, replying 10 MI asdtess,
stdd his l'oart was deeply pained At tbs
calamity which Ind bcfal!on Tho inhabitants.
The poorlo must not bo to" much dis
tressed. Help would cono. Tho Emperor
wes much Affected. 1lo started Tor Vtonua
this evening.
MAGNITUDE or 7nR FLooDs
6zEaEn1N, March 1.-Two thousand farm
houses In the surrounding country haye been
destroyed by tho dood. II Ia believed tho
waters will not hass entirely subsidcd hoforo
July,
, 1879-03-18
SOUTH AFRICA.
FA1.HE-

Loxpos. March 17.--'lho story that Col.
paassou Ind 1,ouu netackel nj Ekowo tty q
largo force ot Hnlus, aud that thu latter wero
defeated with enormous loss, ts utterly fulse.
1t was probably circulated by tho ztlus to
delay tho dispatch of assistance to Ekowe.
CONSTITUTIONAL. GROUNDS.
Tho Orange FREQ State Government has
refused aid, OF to permit jts citizous to aid,
tho British against the Zuius OIL oonatitu-
tional grounds.
, 1879-03-18

Tsnnh IIAurE, March l7.-To-day tho United
States Internal lsaYoaus ollico for tue Seventh
Indiana Collection District was turned over ~
tue past Collector. Osu. Frank White, to tho
recent appoIntcc, Dctos ". Miushall, VITO enters
upon his duties tomorrow. This district Is onn
Of tho ,t,ost important ln the seEFice, antl fol-
lects over s3,00V,Wo annually: Fur nearly a
year past thu management has been unsat'sfas-
craf Investigations. l,Iis appointment Of Mr.
Miashaii, who ls . practical 'baukes. and bust,
mesa mau, IL regarded very tayorably., lla 70.
lstns ~ his ch!et Deputy Herbert Madison,
who Is indorsed II QUO Qt The n4ott a1lclens ot.
GcIals lu the ReEsuus 5esFtss.
, 1879-03-18
Important Notice.

o,4, far thp falo 0f The incfcnfcr KN1n les I'll a
.rsasd II ctsago In few days for thc treatment ut
e.fss b. aos',rEtton s9re. risoMt n,ssiac Ttts II,
II Irsf a fur tho rnrc Of Fever and Asc, and al
sssse. fhe Stomach End Lisrr w,t. thc e'safcs
t~uTtniye ter Rlt raeea Of tnnhra mil eoti'nEtont
taesses Thd beat ~ thu nRret Every ncr,o, ttonld
;,ntlse. sieE cnres Tho treatment !. sttectsily
,ilosd for children and fnr fcm1lc wcekncFars and
,aae Compounds II meyer iiardtnsi it Is cheap mid
.ad 1ss 95n ssSoftSg ,s e T.
aads5t 10 reat jnuirs, sul by al rtt.e!ats drug
diIl Ask for R1chctteE AbsurblAS Ensfluh. faka
nlshar',on 4 Co.. Solo who1raa!o AEnnfs e. Ln,!Is
W. Chspltn & Co., 1cnrFn Managers. Grhnlfr Build
It, e. IT, col. Fourth anil Ajnrket.sta.. III. Louls.
II, Chaplin, late Chtrf Atapaker l1"!man faa Co.,
f. Louis.
, 1879-03-18

WHAT Will PROBABLY HArrEN.
EaecLlf iilfsiftich Ia 1the ,Erihnna

WHAT WILL rHonAnLY HArrEN.
s"te'"' !a'pe'en I" re Ir'"nnc :
"A"tf'so1oN' ~ e'' Aafca t''-~onicss C'efK
Adams atto'Hnts TO eSc!aao from MS roll the
l""a deiesat,na ana ATT nisbe" usephbl'can
'nenhcs lrfm fioflaa]' VINO lloias certificate OF
c'ect'oii from ulc hoast1 u otate Cah7aesara
Ernntca IL nm upon tho recount ofner oy the
supreme Court o. .1'aa e1a.e' iso olil'eusty III
Tic orcaHIzat1oh ot .ho fottao Tomorrow
according to LILO Den,ocsas'c programme
Is anticipated II tut cterk should
ntiempt 10 prfpstfase M act Of
such 'agra''s injustice 1le Hcnuhl'cans aro de-
lcr',iued to rcslst II to the fullest cstant, n'l
IN sucll contingency lively see:o may 10
lnokeu tor. III vlcw OF lt.c iact that the Demo-
erats hase an nns''sp,''ed majority over hott
Republicans h"l tirceibacEsFs, II Is not thought
teat Clerk Aaama Will pufsno col'rsc which,
wLllc it ra'l''ot benefit l's' party, may be
rnopucTsvE or SERIOUS RESULTS.
Tho Republicans arc not mellnea to olEcr
fact[ous oppos'tton. THEY arr willing To let the
Democratic majority, small u 1t ls, have full
sway, but they will not tatnely submit to lmpo.
.itions
' !, 10 =, .tnoa =, III, f,+.a,b,cko,., n.,.o,,r.
~ u c'anneu u t,'u "'eesussHo." HcaaquaF'
tors Tonight 1s'at lucy hasa lhe 'olaow!hg MUM
, 1879-03-18
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAKEH.

s1ec'o' p.sDa'e" >" 4"' 1.'0"m' ',
"AsH1soEos' " o., MaFeh l''-4ho Nepao'
lean Representatives ID their aueus etl'ls aiter
noon wcro ycry harmonious. But ycry little
time wns spent ln the empty form OF comp1i-
ocn,arv nn,n;nottona tn nif3ccs which Of co,,r.c
~, ,sa..',.,aa .sa n.ras ~ NJ, non o.~ao1,1
l'lc nominees utc ne.es " ,.'. u."' , ua."a.u w
lccc''e't t"e "u.''.'"t'o' ios opeahe'' "'m4
eoneressn1aa na'!et, loss'c' so'"leu ntp'e-
sentative 1FoH1 ootth Calo'ina' t''E Ls'"illa'lo"
fur Clerk. Most of the time Wa. devoted to tho
consideration ~ t1u. np1,ttcal sjtuntton.
.,.,., t,s.,..,s,,o ,aa1Isa -. ,.I,.,,. -. ,,,,.
i"s nepup''sa,'o "se4oe" ~ "sesas ~ ~.
lai1oh lor eohs'aesatsoht out ~ use tae's h'lu-
cnco to conilno the work Of; t,|c session to t1e
two Augmentation BILLS whici hnyt mnlo tits
sc,ainn rprrssorv. Tina r,rn,b,fran n,att,on IN
a. .,,as.. ,ti,s s,,o,n.ats roo.
~ paSs '''' "plA W '"S"'' .''', 'a" =.
, 1879-03-18
OUR CARRYING TRADE.

( 0LANtE At AMERICAN EXP0ET9 AND III
puKTa FOR THE LAST HALF CENTURY.
Corrs*noHdencs Atm 11rt Graphie.
WAsllisGTov, March 1J.-Thc report OF the
I}urcnu Of ssattstics fur the past year contains
some very surpsis!ng figures to show tic de-
cline Of American co,nr,erre n,Id the gradual
but strn1y manncr In which foreign Ships hayc
monupolzcti our carrying traic. The following
statement stows the percentage Of imports to
uni exports frum tie United States carried in
vessels of 'lomcstEc build from The year 1881 to
, 1879-03-18
CROP PROSPECTS.
9htx5of HfuDd{tA ID YAA 3fJbtH 4

CAnL1Nv1lha, ILL.,, March l7.-Thu prospect
for wE,eat crop was uever bsttoF tn this and tho
adjoining Counties OF jersey, Montgomery, aud
Green, comprising tho winter whcat.belt Of GEN.
tn, Illinois. Tie aeteAGo has buon Increased
fully 10 per cent, a'ld tue growing crop il Look
tng fms, with prospects for IN increased Yield
oTar last years..
hHNrii.s, Tenp., March 17-A aeavy freeze
, 1879-03-18
1579-TWELVE PAGES

bic that through unforeaecn events the election
for Speaker mar be deferred until "Wednesday.
W.sM1saros, y. G.. March 17.-fhc t'rcen.
lmckcrs eciIcd t&.ntgltt 10 cast their votes Tor
lIcndrick u. Wright. Of PENNSYLVANIA for
Speaker. Unless tt1ey can make shGir npnotl-
tim felt In the 9pcakcrship, they viii probably
offer M strcnuous opposition to the candidates
for other posltlpu8.
, 1879-03-18

EBFCEN U11pHlEH
DAvEsFolsr, H., Murcll 11.-Ttc barn OF Mr.
John Pcttlt, fourteen miles northwest Ut Wnsl,-
iugton, was destroyed BY fire yesterday after-
noon, with all It's contents Including eight
lorkes. two mules, a!l Ut Inst yc4r's crops from
l70-acre farm, agricultural mplo,ncnts etc.
Loss, II, ,0u; insurance, 81 .:.o0. III thu Phsntx
Of Hartford. A yoar ago Nir. Petit lo.t barn
, 1879-03-18
1I{xYIs'r.

DISTURBANCES THREATENED.
LONDON, Marcl, IA Cairo dispatch gays
tue Khediye has informed the British Consul
that he appreheuds fresh disturbance uu.
less the Cabinet Ia remodeled.
THE kMEplvR AND TUE KornscuIlps.
CAmo, March 1.-The KlediTe has 70.
, 1879-03-18

NEWARK, n. j., March 17,-lalt, HIATT u
Tarkcr's faetorY was destroyed BY aEc. Loss,
84nukI Two Auudrcd hutlds are thrown out Ok
employment.
, 1879-03-18

IoaDoH, March 17.-Tho operatives at
Dlackbrrn are greatly incenscd at tho pro.
posed reduction In wages. troop If hns-
sars and so,ne companies Of infantry wero
hed III readiness at Preston Frilay aud Sat.
urday.
rnoro3ED VOTE OF cHNsung.
LONDON, March l7.-Lorl BIachford will
muvo in tho 1iouso of Lortls on Tuesday,
next vote al eensuro upon tho Zulu policy
Of tho Government.
, 1879-03-18

Special Nitpdfth IA 7ht TRIBUNE.
EAST SAGINAW, Mlci,., March l7.-Brnddock
& Sons saw-'ntIl and oar factory ut Drcckcn-
ridge, on the Saginaw Valoy 4; St. Louis Road,
buruct this morning; loss, 81, 000.
, 1879-03-18

DUBUQUE. ln., March ia largo stock barn
belonging to jacob 1tanor, near West uhlont
few lights ugo WAS entirely destroyed By nse;
also thu cntira coutsuts, Consisttlg OF twclvs
yaluabu lorscs and nllulbcr OF atort-horn
CattIe AI,d other stouk a,,d grain. Loss about
$AuQU.
, 1879-03-18

New ORLEANS, La., March 17-A f're on
Dryaucs street Iaat caused q loss of $50,000.
, 1879-03-18

quoeted ting = schilds to accept motlidcn-
tion Of thf .ritIea agreed upon for the
nov loan 81; ! 1tothaohilds >dcolinod, mud
havo givE s leo OF their intention to aus-
pend NJ is. Tho Kactliyo threatens
them M.~.. :sal proceedings.
, 1879-03-18

Titc ac1i uf sncrcast asll tic fallnE off dnrlny
iso,n ISL TO ISL vii nc Motlcel, Us sc,ufSlng
prosperity Is shown In tic export for 1871 nntl
1879. or tic :otal exports lust yenr, s557, ,74:t,
81 WIS carried III foreign vessels, while only
St59, II. :u was carried lii vessels OF American
build.
, 1879-03-18
ROME,

RossE, March 17.-Cardinal Carlo Mari
chini, Bishop Of Albums, is dying. aged H..
, 1879-03-18
IN tho Iiouse, and Tint whoever may be nomi.

+-~h'e-
REPRESENTATIVE LAT,
II Missouri, arrived here thfs snos.1ng na!c and
weak. md was Immediately put to hc.1. Ho
promised. however, to hc N atsoudanco at tho
Democratic caucus this evening.
wnITTAKEN.
There WA very animated contest to secure
thu vote OF Whitaker, from Oregon, upon h's
arrival here. Representatives nf bUtti tic Sneak
crshp candidates, Blackburn ntl Randall, were
ut thc ,'r1,ot to n,ent hin sd y, l"dasS him !"
ro 10 their respective headquarters. Whitaker
ChecAmatcd both by inviting a! thu representa-
ttses to breakfast with hin Ut his own f,ntel.
Senator l3arnlfn and John q. Thompson rcpre-
sen.cd Randall. Finally, after conuctt'ig With
Drcakfast, Whitaker walked to Black6urn's
hcad1uartcrs, salutcd him, anu said tllat llo
70 the i,r,.s,n A,taeta'ta I'rn".
WAsn1Nhr0N, March lf'-ln The Democratic:
caitGux Tonight the lir4t ballot l0r Speaker re-
suited as follows:
Utsckbutn....,. ''.'.-..'.."....Ha
atcIahon.......+ss .,-.....''.'.'..''..'.'' Z
This tnsures the nomination OF Randall for
spcaker Of the FortY-sixth Consress on the first
bnEInts. =
Adams, 10; Caldwell (A1a), o., Thompson md
Field (p1csent tnct,mfcnts) rcfe nominated for
Sergeant -at-Arms md Doorkecpcr, respective
ly, by acclaTatittt.
Ds: Harrison was rcnomlnosed Tor Chaplain.
When titc result OF the ballptinE rms male
known to blackburn, ho went into the hall. md
IN MI eloquent speech moved that Ranla!Ps
nomination he 1nnde unanimous, which wis
ngrecl to. Randall txpressr1 heartfelt thanks
for tho honor conferred, anl- tic caucus AL
tournca.
The caucus' action will probably bo carried
into full effect tomorrow.
, 1879-03-18

ST. PE1EasnuRo, March 1.-THE last Of
tho Russians quilted Adrianopls Sunday.
, 1879-03-18
13UKtIAH.

DUKMAH.
THE SITUATION CRITICAL.
CALCUTTA, Masch 17.-Tho Chief ComniH-
sioner for British Bnrmah hns sufficient forca
to protect the British territory, bnt tho posi-
tion Of the President aud other Europeans at
hIandalay is critical in tho extreme.
, 1879-03-18
RUSSIA.
MOVEMENT OF TjiOQP1.

MOVEMENT OF TKOoP9.
LoxDo., March 17.--A correspondent ut
Berlin declares positively TINT 10000 Rus
sians arc being conveyed aorosa tho Caspian
Son, mt! it ls believed they arc destined for
A[ery.
, 1879-03-18
Ono Member Threatened with
Expulsion from tho
Tribunal.
Additional Signs that the Wadding-
ton ministry Is Falling to
Pieces.
Public Sentiment Points to Gambettn as
tho Coming Premier.


BERLIN, March 17.-rho 1;eiclstng to-day
discussed report explanatory OF thu action
OF tho Government in fns.ituting petty
stato Of siegs, in Berlin. Herr Lebknecht,
SocinliBt, strongly cenRured the measure,
which 10 pronounced wholly nnjustlhed. lie
declared TINT 1.ia party WIS the party Of re-
form, not revolution. Ho defended tho
course Of tho Socialist Deputies in not riH-
ing from their seats when cheers woro given
for tie Emperor.
Tho President OF tho Reich6tag, amid
cheers, remarked that this conduct offended
tbs moral senso OF tho Chamber.
Herr Licbknec4t continued: " II n Repub-
lie is established in Germany y---" Io WA
uuahlo to finish the sentence in consequence
Of tue uproar whicl. tue words provoked.
Tho President threatened to deprive him
of hin right of speech.
Count Won Eulenburg explained TINT the
Governments reason for procla!miug state
of Biege WINS tl,at Berlin was in grent danger
because it WIS tic houls Of tho Socialist ngi.
tation. Referring to what he termed tho as-
sassination and murder epidemic, lie snid tho
investigation showed that tho Instruments
OF crime were prepared in Berlin and East
prussfa.
Tho He;chstan took formal copniznnca of
the report concerning tho state Of sege.
A FRIENDLY UNDERSTANDING.
o1"ii'. ni"toa - 4"3''"s "s
''oa7' u1'oe. 'ceo. w. '"ao1 '1tsS !.''4'5
"noefssau.one ,'. W. W "'t''o'incs" ". tie 1n-
leRot "i''ia'' .,, p'u,na"s WHITLEY 1A' O"ao
oumoe'"'u.' w.. 4ono"aeo Nv, ~" n1: e.:.'1 III, ~
tho throne Of Hnnovot, md PFl,6sln will
give her consent to tho early abdication OF
the Duke of brunswick IN favor Of the Duke
| OF Cumberland.
A NEW OPENING FOR INVENTION.
BEnL1H, March 17.---count von E"lon-
! burg stated iu tho lseichstng tint Bismarck
and tho Emperor Ind lately received good
n,nny letters threatening tlen with assa;"
s'nation. Infernnl machines had boan dis
covered in Berlin and Ehst PRUSSIA, although
it was tr'.e thai the East Prussia machine
was only constructed to secure tue inventor
an intosmcr's fee.
TuhuLTuous.
, 1879-03-18

In striking contrast to this has been the
growth Of The fureiga commerce Of the United
States. Willie the carrYlng capacity Of Ameri-
ca1 bottoms has grown less and less every year,
tho dctuallt, upon 1t lns grown rapidly greater,
aud has been responded to by foreign ahtp-owt,.
ers. Tic grnwtll IL the export rratle OF tlln
United States lIus bccn enormous, particularly
within the last decade. III l7s0 the yuluo Ut
sl9,GW,0J0; in 1spl s:}1 ,8i0,0El; in 1hl0. s4o,
'hW,675; IN $50. Sill, ,ts:t6i0: IN t6l0. $50 46a,
tt1; in 1870, sllNey5,pA; IN 1891. sl:A. .9Ia:
III lsG0, s;fH, ls9,47i; III 1910. S+21 hG0.275. Now
1nnrk tle prUarcss Tor the tast GiRlIt Years;
, 1879-03-18

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NEFHEaEHl
II Missouri, arrived here tass .5,oss!ng palc aMa
weak, md was Immediately put 70 led. IIo
promised, however, to hc In attendance at tho
Democratic c1ticus this evening,
, 1879-03-18


He said that he did uot hsvo any preference be-
twceu either o! the candidates, and that he had
no peEaoaal feeling In the matter. lle had al
ways been treated wcll enough by the ex'speak-
CT, but he also represented largo class OF peo-
pla In ths West who wero opposed to the money
power. We are, said Gen. Ewing, ou tho
pcnumbFA OF tho Presidential CONTEXT, and tho
contests this year In the States Mill be simply
ekitm!shtng for positions for the great contest
Of 1880. In Ohie there Is large majority Of
people, whoso opinions no represented probably