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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

Sity OmCtrS.
Mayor-Henry Winter.
Treasurer-B. Y. Parker
Clerk. u. PhillIs
Counselor-Wm. b. Gilbert
harshal--C. ID. AFTER.
Attorney-W. Z. MCGEE.
Police Magistrate j. Bird
BoARD OF ALDERMEN.
first WArd-Geo, Yocnm, VIM. O'Callshsn.
second Ward-Wo0d Ristenhouse, n. b. Thistle
wood
Third Wsrd-W p. Wright John Wood
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Patier, d. J, Foley.
Fifth Wsrd-T W, Halliday, Chas. Lancaster.
County Officers.
Circuit Judge--0. A. Harket
Circuit Clerk. A. Reeves.
County Judge-K y, Yocum.
County Clefk-S j Humm.
County htt0rnsy-W. &. Mulkey
County Treasurcr-A. j, Alden.
sherid-JOhn Hodges.
Coroner-R FitzgeraC,
County Commissioners v. HALLIDAY, NJ V
Brown, Samuel Briley
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13
THE MAILS.

EBNERAL DELIVERY open - q m. closes
VI $40 pm. Sunday: TO 8. IN,
Money Ords Department open al ss. tn; closes
~ p M
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close 81 ~ 20 2. N.
Cairo and Poplar Blud Through and Way Mail
closes at l2;30 p N,
Way Mail yis Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim.
eennes and Mississippi Central Railroads clo.e 81
S;+5 p. m
Way Nail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes a. 5
Cairo and Evansville River Roa,e ciose- al $50
y. N. daily Except Frdsyl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13
VEGETINE
| owe my Health
TO YOUR VALUABLE
Vegetine.

a, ~ :, , 4NbWFVNI' Mn Il pr, q, IbtV,
Mr.. r. II srEvEEs:-
Dear sir;-Haying suffered from breaking out OF
Sankeroas Sores for more than five years, caused
by an accident Of fractured bone. which fracture
ran into running sore, and have used everything
could think OF, and nothing helped me until had
taken SIX bottles OF your valuable medicine. which
M Miller, the spothecary, recommended very high.
". The sixth bottle cured me, aud all can saw IT,
that owe ny health to your valuable Vegetne.
Your moot obedlent servant
ALBERT Won ROEDER
III II UNNECESSARY for me 20 enumerate the dis
eases Tor which the VEGErlsR should be used |
know OF no disease which will not admit of its use
With good results Almost innumersble complaints
are caused by poisonous secretions in the blood,
whi1h can be entirely expelled from the system by
the use OF the NEGkrISE When the blood il per.
iecty cieansed the disease rapidly yields all pains
cease healthy action il promptly restored. and the
patient |. cured "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13
NEW YORK GRAIN,

NEW YORK GRAIN.
NEW YORK, April l2, 1900 NJ Wheat
--qulet-No. 2 Chicago, 81 o2@l %;
NO. Milwaukee, 81 o.; Red Win
Ter u O4@l l4l4; No. . Red Winter,
VI lSh@1 1917; No. . Amber, 81 1917
Corn-quiet-Steamer, 44A@44sS; No. 3
A; No. Q As.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13

Why will you suffer with the Dyspepsia
and liver complaint. Constipation, and gen
cral debility when you can get at our stores
Shiloh's Sytem Nitalizcr which we sell on
apositivc guarantee to cure you. Price
l0cts. and Is cts. For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13

DoS'r BE DECEIVED. Many persons say
~ haven't got the Consumption" when
asked tn oa-o >hO;s Cough --ih cnt,uus
Consumption Cure. Do they not know
that Coughs lead to Consumption and
remedy that will cure Consump-
ton will certainly and surely cure 4
cough or any lung or throat trouble. We
know it will cure when all others fail and
our faith in it is 30 positive that We will re
fund the price paid if you receive no ben
eft. Is not this fair proposition. Price
octs. 80 cts. and 800 per bottle. For
lame Chest, Back or side, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cts. For sale by
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13

ESvEiors printed at the BullErrx c6sce, 4
$500 per NJ. Envclops furnished a e.,
Louis Wholesale List prices for the neat ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13

ALL should recollect that the loss OF
health, loss Of enjoyment and happiness
soon follows. A cough or cold quickly
undermines the health, and should Be
checked by the prompt use of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

have been smuGgled into these bills and upon
which they are required 10 vote. The amendment
Of Senator Edmuuds was intended to act as an air
brake upon the harum-scarum legislation which it
is impossible to prevent in any other way.
Senator Ransom made spread eagle speech in
defence of the bill. asserting that the
Senator from New-York was unjust and IL
liberal in opposing a bill designed 10 develop
those sections Of the country which had not hereto
fore been so fortunate as the State of NewYork in
obtaining proportionate share Of the amounts SO
literally voted for public works
Senator Conkling replied in his loftiest and most
impressive strain. asserting that New-York had
helped herself, that she had built artificial rivers
without calling upon the National Government for
help. lie sand New-York never refused her assent to
works of National Importance, but when asked 10
improve ponds creeks and runs as one Of
her representatives, he felt it was time 10
call a halt. With regard to the fact that he
had voted for several Of the most question:
able Of these amendments, Senator tonhIius
said he had not iudorsed the bill rs il came from
his committee. There were many mcritorious
features. but in his opinion onc-haf of
the entire amount appropriated by tho COM
nlittoe's bill would be money thrown away. lie
said ne lad voted for subsequent amendments for
the deliberate purpose Of loading the bill down aud
bringing out IL, defects II these thil-s were good
the more We had of them the better
Senator Herman followed in the same strain. ask
ing If tins bill was passed where such things would
stop
senator Edmund- closed the debate with strong
halfhour speech, showing that the objection
able features Of the bill had never been
submitted 10 any committee Of Congress
had never received full consideration bv
either House of Congress- and rested simply
upon est mates made by officers Of the Government.
majority Of them De showed were not of National
importance, but were for the benefit cf
certain sections or localities, and the princi-
pie Of legislation by Congress would be
departed from If appropriations were
made from money derived 'y taxing the whole pro-
pl. upon such works. Il would belong 10 tie lo-
c-ltics 10 provide for these works.
The motion was lost by the following vote Re
pubhcars In Roman, Democrats in italics, Indepen-
dents in SMALL CAIIIAIS..
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.
FLAMES SWEPT BY THE GALE.

FLAMES = W III = IpA J III. fii-l.'
TIE BUSINESS PART OF RENO. New, DESTROYED
FIVE LIVES Iosr-Loss OF PROPERTY $1,000
600.
SAN FRANCISCO, March "A dispatch from
Reno Nevada -ay- Al about r:Ij u,lucs TINS morn
tu an alarm OF nrc was sounded The began in
wooden buildings the west end ~ the business streets
bltkoft the = ME Block strong sale Was blowing
FROM. tn vst lud before water could bc thrown the
fire 10 was beyond control The flames lrap'd from
house 10 house and block to block with great rapidly
and the pauic-stTcAon people lca,d from theIr beds
seized their valuable property aad escaped leaving
all else 20 the dcvoGTug flames. The nrou"u
,s.r. he,vle.s, as the strength ot the gale
and intensity OK the heat rendered close ap-
uroach 10 the flames impossible. In three hours
the whole business portion ~ the town IA ashes
with rhe exception - the Masonic Building wh Eacer-
man a. -choollngs grocery store ON - hI~t floor and
TnDn Iircoub's Among the buildings destroyed are
IIree freight depot, Bcuder'- Bans tu" Poet Office,
& "a, 'u''srl notrIs the druots DIrii,oI',
and Frrderict- lewclry sJore-. PeHuir-er 60
Ftrgo & Co's office. the railroad aud baS,a-" rooms,
me Bapri-t and Roman Catholic CLu.chc-. Himmoni &
co-. and Grey Isaac dry 9o2s -lole-. Aoi3iiAiH
& Sathau's clothing stores and Manning Ducks
Farmers Cooperative Association grocery stores
Two three Crutra Fdcdc trains lhclndhG tAe ASht-
nlps train were also dcsr0ycd Tnc condition OF tue
Virginia and Trckee train across the river Tor virginia
The loss. nearly "a can he cHicj4ettd al
present is about u OO00uo, aLd The iLsur nce OILY
sl50OoO Five lives are known 10 have been
'ost those Of Mrs. John Bees. john Riley
,ud thrr. tramps 4 number OF persons were
INJURED but Al this writing 10 - impossible
10 obtain correct information REGARDING thcm
The gale gas tue nercest known for long
rIue and lt carried blazing pieces Of um-
L.r miles away. and several farm Lou,es
tHo miles down the meadows, were burned bY
tAls means Alter working uuA exhausted. III;
whites forced the Chinese to work 0n the
engines Already several pcr-ou- are having lumber
hauled On their sill suokIuS ground. Homes ar' Iu
great demand aud the citizens are throwing open tuer
door- To he homeless and dong al they JO re-
ll-Nr tine distressed.
The building On PaLa--t. including the Academy Of
Music are destroy ed. and the fire only ceased IT.
rnYaRes Hh u there IOthIuE ~ or hD.ltuclOu
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Two STEAMERS ~ COLLISION.

TIE GUlILERMo STRUCK BY rHE t~TIAN-THE
FORMER sUNk-PART or TIE CREW MISSING.
LONDON March 3.-The Spanish steamer Gull
Iermo Captain Suzzurraga from Baltimore, Feoru-
sry i. for Liverpool, and the British steamer
I.trian. Captain simpson, from Liverpool, February
% for Boston. came into collision yester-
day. four miles southeast Of the Skerrlc-.
The GuiIlermo afterwards took tire and sank. The
Greater part of her crew were saved by
IRISH steamer The captain aud several
of the crew were injured, and
nuubcr are missing, but are supposed to be- on
hoard steamer bound for Dabhn. .Ae Skerries.
A scotch name for isolated ,eagrt rocks are IN the
Irish Sea Oh the northwest coast OF Augesey.l
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

Buccaneer" is not edual any ot them. but 10
belongs to tie same class and shows much Of tnc , NJ
the passions and the Imagination.
1t is one Of the oddities of the Publishing trade
that a volume was issued some years ago IN London
containing between the same covers the works OF
Mr.. r. II. Dana and of Edgar Allan Poe.
Mr.. Bret Harte departs tomorrow or next day Tor
Crefeld. He has not lecturcd IN London nor IN any
place nearer 10 London than the CRYSTAL PaIace'
where he was first heard in England Matters have
been badly managed for him. He lectured on Tues
day in Southport, suburb Of Liverpool; on Thurs
day IN Hastings, and on Friday had gain TO 90 Tar
to the northward and speak IN Nottingham lie has
not been very well. and has been none the better
for all this needless journeying 20 and fro. II Is
now understood that be will return TO London at
the end Of a month, and thar meantime some SUIT
able and convenient arrangement Will he made ior
a lecturng tour in which London is not 20 be wholly
forgotten. During his short aud broken VISIT
invitations of a social kind have poured In on u'n
Of which he has had 10 decline more than he could
accept There has been much curiosity TO meet
Linn not curiosity of the prying kind, but genuine
interest and eagerness about an author whom Eng
hgh opinion places at the head of living American
writer. Of romance and Of whom no critic las yet
venturcd TO remark that his genus i initiative OF
his work a pale reflex of English models. " He has
not done great deal" said great writer the other
day. but it i the quality of what he has done mat
gives him his high place" | am afraid Nr Bret
Harte has perceived London to bee little eNactuE'
and the eager kindness OF some Of hs admirers al
most oppressive. Il certainly j. difficult for man,
who finds himself for the first time IN the whlr ot
London, 70 understand the full so'emnity ofsoclal
demands and engagements. Ii is not more easy H.
owing 10 ms celebrity, he himself becomes for mo-
meut the centre and pivot OF the movement OF one
cir,lc. But Mr.. Bret Harte has come through II
safely. since Monday he h1s been staying with Mr.
Fraudc. whose guest ne had formerly been II Devon
SHIRE. He could not be IN better hands. G. ". 8
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
PHIL4DELPHL4 POST OFFICE

RFrrHFNENT OF COLONEL ~NowDEN AND INTRO
proTIoN OF EN-GoyEE>OE HARIIANFT.
PHILADELPHIA, March The Postmaster
ship VS. formally transferred last night from 60 one
4 Laud,u suoVdru 20 Ex-Governor H4r,ranf,, the
former gong 20 The MINT o, superintendent The nitro
ductau VI cx Governor rauit 'o the cmI!oye' OF ir
Post OGiac which took place yesterday afternoon was
mad. the occasion of com p,ut 10 the rcurus Post
master losIir- pr,rrL'iI- Colonel -uoVdcn wltu
series - cunl urntarv resolutions The cmpoyc' 30
rendered MN library ot several hundred volumes ~
marx OF their csceu Iue resolutions speak " ns ilst
official course. ard compliment h'm Oh having
refused 20 permit political influence 10 inter
f,.r- In the removals 0I appointments. IN
l.. ,rl,v lrIz.u. the parting gI,t and The gratifying
rrI ME .aII tiu tHe rc6oItuu-, Colonel SnUWdeu
s,ld tu4t upou entering the office he adopted rule
frI No one should Ice removed Wuo faithfully performed
bI- ufv and tnit lu -anId remain unless nc dd.
ri from tatt hour hal made tntt rule h- unyarvluS
,rJ- The result more ,nau met Ills highest cNp~ctt-
mons and fue VISION of Tie pan not only prompted
acsucv but cuuquccd 10 the harmony and success "
Ais party. n,
nitrr vino cX pressed tA, Ault tht the same eNcceH.
d-.li, of t.r Philadelphia J. - Otrc would Dee main
tliucd under his ain!nl,t !o L+-Ios'H'sttI IA
Jewell 4 50 made q T." rem" n.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
TELkGR4PHIC NOTES.

TIE NEW MAYOR OF MONTREAL
MoNTnAI. March 2-Aidrrmau ldtdrd hd- been
e.~ f.vor Iuu MY defeating }. l. Beaudry VINO
las ncd tDv lO,4uOI t"o }ca.a
PROFITS or ~ING SINO PRISON
SfN. Nf>. y l.. March "A statement ~ the
.tr- and .n.iturrs the sing Prison for tie
mont, oi IryIuary slOE pTJnt Ui sa,f.- -
rFYrERANDE REFORM Al PORT JEByIs.
pom Irtvi- y J.. March 2.-kcclr- Robinson,
tle temperance worker i' holding meetings NhCh arc
nightly .ua huudIcir U people unabs 10 gam
.stu,,ft.ncr. MANY are -gtuns The Murphy pledge.
An EDITORS TWEN NrY FIFTH ANAINEhsARY
puuADElPH!A March DR.. MorwltZ, editor ot
r. r an Ugirr-rrt presented yesterday with hand
some test uoula by h, rmpYr- ani their isnine ia COM
r,or.I. ~ Tie twenty IL aAIlFersaly Of BIS manage
iu, ut that paper
fLE,TING A BISHOP OF TORONTO.
T,p,s no. ont. MArCu Tie Anglican synod
has been ID Tor Wo d~ys Tor the purpose u
- t.bu Ia me ~ Toronto - lar -eveia
"a t,, "a zen varying results but without .
rnoice ON the ballot Afch deacon whitaker Oh
ts .eyrt, uur aIe,al tO!ty 10y votes and Or sun
au of chicago twenty five clerical and my lay II There
- M Tb,tc, fle -y.Od viii adjourn uut alter Eascr, 80
~, nsrrnt 1a shes NAV eleC. lay deiegatcA ami
Glance Ie Afforded ~ break the present icad !otA'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

he j. STEADILY DEIEAILD N EVERY EFFoET Io
HAVE MINISTER SEWARD INPEACrHD-THEEE
IINL~ NOIrD DOWN.

He Ie STEADILY DEIEAILD N EvEEY EFFoET TO
HAVE MINISTER srwAED INPEACHED-ruEEE
IIuLe yoIfD DovN.
10y rLLEoHArH TO IRE tribune
W,eurNGr0N March notwithstanding the re-
buac administered hy the House on Friday boy lc-
ferrug the seward contempt ease TO The Judiciary
Committee and although that committee had ut
yet made any report the lrreprcssIbIe springer
came TO the front last evening smiling. with resoIu-
mons 10 Iupcach Nr. seward on which liz de-
Maudcd immediate action.
Nlr Hdrrs. of Virginia, at once raised the Gucs-
tiou Of consideration between IAIs and motion 10
10 to business ON the Speakers table.
In the midst Of great confusion Mr., Springer cx-
citsd'y demanded the yeas and nays and tried 20
lecture Mr. Harris for ms course. During the roll
cali Mr. Harris and Nr. Springer lobbed actively
among the members. The lstt"r was beaten by
seventeen majority. about tAat number Of Demo
Gratis yorng against h.m.
II the House thought Alr. Springer was done II
rcckouod without its host for immediately after
the vote sustaining the veto Of the anti Chinese
bill the gentleman from IllIuol, rcappcaIei lIAe
Jack-lu-thc-boX with question of the highest priv
iIcre. to-WIt resolutions for tie Impeachment Of
Nl,. seward. for which Le demanded immediate
consideration. Again he was defeated and again
hc reappearcd. tins time opposing "a motion for
recess. on winch he succeeded in getting ro-call
and was beaten.
1t said that De has declared lis purpose 10 in
trodlce this resolution on every possible occasion
during the remaining hours of the session.
The scenes on tie Democratic side of the House
durlug this performance, and part Of the time dur
ing the reading Of the Veto message were not cal
culated to make the bosom Of an Amcrl-
ran crz,u swell with pride. ono group,
,n which two Kentucky members were
conspicuous was engaged IN cracking Jokcs during
r reading Of the message IN voices audi III me
g.llrrIr.. and repeated cries of loudcr' reached
TLr Clerk from that part of the hall number of
time, during the evening the Scrgcant-at rms wa,
sent about The floor with his mace TO quiet Uuruly
members, and the Speaker found II impossible 10
preserve order.
The House. during a good share of The evening.
Iea,lDblcd mob instead oi q dcADeIduNe DouJ'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
CONGRESS SITS ON SUNDAY.

DESPERATE EFFORT TO GET THROUGH.
~ srx,rF poEs TIE HARDEST WORK, But TIE
-,sK SOW A HOPELESS oNE-sCENEs IN TIE
TWO HOUSES.
Roth houses of Congress were in session
-..tordav and until late at night
The The Senate passed the Sundry Civil the
Ioo,s,ativo. and the River and Har-
-. hills. and then took mp the
p.rs,on bill again, so as to strike ont the
a,i.l3s amendment. 4 bitter debate took place
80 evcIudine Jefferson Davis from the benefits
O E ,bo hill. The result of this debate had
VI hocn received at the hour of gong to press
19aml: ~ the later details Will be found in the
.ocord edition of to-day'S paper. Mr.. Edmunds
aod Mr. Conklinc tired to stop wastetul
evnenditure on rivers and harborS, but
.-lro defeated. The Yellow Fever and the
c.,,,r Tariff bills were defeated in the
uonse. II IS now believed that Congress can
not finish it, work, and that there must be an
eytra session.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

Senator Matthews moved an amendment giving
the Secretary of Var discretionary power 10 with
mold the amounts appropriated if the works did not
seem to hIn TO be necessary, and directing that the
expenditures should be limited 10 such sum, were
available iu tho opinion OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
this motion gave rise to a spirited debate, the
Democrats with only one exception NIr. Morgan
opposing II, for the reason that 1t would give TO
another branch Of the Government powers which
belong TO the senate.
This motion was lost by vote Of 10 TO 81.
When the bill came TO a vote Senator salisbury,
OF Delaware said, in brief speech, that if this bill
should be passed and the policy 1t embodied tAoud
be followed for few years, the people would call
Congress TO an account and Senators would be hear
Ing of schemes Tor a readju-tmeut Of the
National debt similar to the schemes which are now
aCitatIng certain States.
The bill wa- passed at twenty minutes past II by
the following vote .Eepublican il Roman, Dem
ocrats in Ha'jc and Independents in SMALL CAPT
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
AHALT C3ILrD IN THE STNATr.

HALT CALLED N THE SENATE.
EDNrNbs AND lJNhIING MAKE A HAED FIGuI 10
sT1P THE LNIE>uIlUEE on SEVEN MILLIONS oN
LOT oP TROUT STREAMS AND PREVENT A
DrFicu n TIE IEEA>URY-rHfIE WARNINGS
UNHEUrEp
.BT TELEGRAPH 10 THE TEIBUNEl
NAsHlNGT0S, March 81 A. N.-Ihe senate took
recess ar o'clock tins morning until this after
noon, after having passed during the night the sun
o2 CIV. and legislative Appropriation bills, with
numerous important amendments and having sent
uem % Conference Committee.
Understanding ~ o. r.. the River and Harbog
p'.' came rp and rhc afternoon was spent in con
s'er-ng 'ts provisions. Tie bill was amended
w host Of small additions increasing ITS total
ron less than =, ,O0O, 600 tomOrcthau F9,OoO000.
Inc only amendment Of general Importance Was
,1e adoption Of an appropriation for Cap
""A LADS 81 $4,000 tor work already
pe'lormed, and other amounts oggregatIng
''fe than S2OO0,OOO, to be paid when tie
ro'A should have reached certain specified stages
'"'' was emuently proper and wac almost the Only
4o'llon IN the bill that would make It's failure To
. Fge'ted. At SD p m. the bill was reported
"'~ committee Of The Whole To the Senate.
cnator Edmunis then made a short speech in
"D'1 be called attention 10 the enormous ag-rc-
t@'e f the appropriation bills low pending and
~ 'Ae deficiency which the most experienced
'I 'IE,' agree must be inevitable. lie moved that
:, 'I'er tAe enactinG clause be stricken out. aud
'I'' 'ecnou De substituted providing that the
~.1 "i 1000 600 be- appropriated for the fiscal
al ending juno 80 1850, 10 be expended
,o' ,le repair ana preservation Of existing public
o'As, ths amount 10 be expended under the dIrec-
On ol The Secretary Of War, in such a way as best
- 'uosefye the interest Of commerce.
''Aator Conkling made powerful speech In sup
p'II Ioi tins amendment, predicting that a day of
,e'Aoning will come, when II Will be loudly asked
A." all this waste Of money came about
lie position Of affairs with regard 30 nearly all
'ne Appropriation bills is q most dangerous one. 1t
beyond the capacity Of any man 20 gain On intel
ogent comprehension Of one IN ten of the Jobs which
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
NASHLNGION NnTES.

Wt.HINUTONl MlIth :, ~"
Representative Hewitt chairman of the special com
ffee APPOINTED 10 inycsgstc the cause of the deprce-
sr of labor throughout the country. has decided
f attempt ~ prepare rcpUr. the subject during the
present session OHuEto tine immense pressure ot other
business dcyUiviug upon MN.
Their, j, The best authority for saying that the pub
isbed statements OF reconciliation between senators
CorLIulg and Burnside arc without fouAdItIon. Upon
the same authority Dc rc -ttrrI That General Burn
-.tc l4, made no r-trlsOlt = anything said Jy min
IA q Kecu.lVe session.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
CRIMES AND c4CILTILS-DY IELLGR4PR.


FROZEN TO DEATH
kHlpTVULF Ont. March =. 4 Gdy,cS W, Maley.
rlEuowu citizen found ozen 60 death Oh TIE street
THOMAS ELLIS SET FEEE.
81 JOUN y. H., March 2.-lhe supreme Court
has granted al orrr chArgng Thomas E TIE default
u i,r uf the 4Dna PARK Bank " Sew YORK, who Las
b,s u .u ia.. hero nsary two years
coin COZ NrEEFEITER ARRESTED
RJ1nfpRE. March 2.-Ihc poiIy" yesterday ar
rrst.d Jonn Hopkins Oi Camh tge. 10 THIS slate, on tho
cbarg. OF having counterfeit tladc dollars he las
Others. " uv 10 De- sII,sf,G
TWO HOURS FROM ARREST 10 Sl.NrENCE
ST LOUIS March w ilnam Bower. lrtteI-car-
er IN the business part OF the city stoe registered letter
containing fI IN Ducembe act lie Was arrested ths morn
u confessed the tIime before the Tinted NJ
District Court peadd 90 ty sentenced q threo
wears M tho penl,cnuary, all Nllhln two hours
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
GENERAL FOREIGG VIEWS.
THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.

LONDON, Monday, AAitl 30 1893
Paris dispatch to The Standard says " NJ.
Ccmeuceau, VINO moved the Adjournment OF the
debate Oh the M4g,ecs Interpolation. uAs evil
dtutlv succeeded ". Gam5eftL a. leader
Of The Left lis reported that th Cabinet Al Is meet
ing on sunday decided 10 demand collective vote of
confidence. The Bonapartist- have determined To 'uI-
nor tha ideals. II is expected that The Government
UI.I nave small majority.
Ihe NfaHddid's touc-p. ndeut at I'rnOva mentions
sensational rurnOr that France uI~ been making over
lures for a prutectorate over Ia tern ROumcli.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
THE FRENCH CABINET AssAILED.

Minister de Marcere expressed the desire
that theiuerpeaton regard 20 police malpractice be
d.s .s.sscd immediately. Au article m IL France signed
hv " Girardin discussing m" vote by which tHe Cham-
ber fixed debate Tor Monday says the Cabinet mas
lived has o-t il power over tne majority, ana
lmpcTa lively requires the formation OF
Cabinet presided over by leader OF the mtJOrtY IL
nl-n the present Ministry Ia, ut short time 10
IS, and that the Radicals Will speedily succeed 10