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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

AMONG the pains and aches cured
with marvellous rspidity by THOMAS
ELECTRIC OH ia ear-acte- The young
are especially subject to It. and the de-
sirahility of this oil as q family remedy
is enhanced by the fact that 1t is admi-
rably adapted net only to the above
siiment, but Aiso TO the hurts, disor-
ders Of the bowels ana affections of the
threat to which the young are espe-
cially subject. Additional facts in our
advertisements. Sold Wholesale and
retail by A. G. Luken Il Co.
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Persons who wear red flannel under
clothing should pull down the blinds
before retiring. A red glare In the win
dow has often cslled out the entire
fire Philadelphia Chroni-
Gle
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On the Sd met, by Rev. A. Jackson,
Mr. James ]. Baker. Of Whitewater, to
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, OF Indianapo-
lis,
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A CHOICE article Of dried blackberry.
A. w. Meyer i Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

CHOICE new figs, only 15c. pound.
A. w. Meyer i Co.
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The city Carriage shops
Is the best and cheapest place to get
fine carriage, phBton or buggy. Re-
pairing done at lowest rates.
s20ttf p. SCHNEIDER.
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n arrie0.

LIGHT GUARDS supper, to morrow
evening. Admission. 35 cents.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

A GOOD supper, enlivened by eplen-
did music, tomorrow evening At the
Grand Opera House.
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WILSON'S shirts to order; Simon
Fox
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

JUST received, choice lemons, SOC.
a dozen A. w. Myer i 90, under
Phillips Hall.
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WILSON'S shirts to order; Simon
Fox.
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CHEAP carriages, phRtons and bug
gies at No. South Marion street. Re-
pairing done at lowest rates.
s20do p. SCHNEIDER.
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FIRST and foremost among externa
curatives OF pain Is THOMAS ELECTRIC
On. Nor is 1t less esteemed as a rem
edy for coughs. pains, swellings, corns.
bunions, etc. 1t is an economic as
well as inexpensive article. since the
results produced by It necessitates the
use only Of q small quantity. The reg
ular advertisement should be carefully
perused. Sold Wholesale and retail by
A. G. Lukon 4 Co.
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Pe,ropeum Harriet

Cleveland, Dec. 3. Market frmer; quo
taoiy unchanged; standard white, ll0 dec
test, SIC.
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Weoaher ProDobiIitiea-

Washington. Dec. Solicitations
for the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys:
Variable winds. colder, cloudy weather
and numerous rains, followed In west-
ern portions by partly cloudy weather.
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USE home brand canned goods and
coffee. noyl2dlm
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

ORANGES ,25c. a dozen. A. w. Meyer
& Go. d3 dwf&s.
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THE INDIANS

Attack and Drive on . Herd OF Cattle.
Rawlins, Wyoming, Dec. 3-A mail
In from White River this morning
brings the news that on the night OF
November 30th the Indians attacked
and drove In the herders in charge OF
the herd of beef from which the COM
mand Was supplied with meat at White
River camp. and drove on the entire
herd.
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FINE Catawba grapes. A.W. Meyer i
Co. d3-wf6s.
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A. II. SMITH. OF the Clacinnati Daily
Times. Is 10 this city looking for busi-
ness for his paper.
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Dead

WILSON'S shirts to order; Simon
Fox
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Gan Mortality.

WILSON'S sAiE,i to order; Simon
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&. p. SMITAERS
Veterinary Surgeon

GRADUATE Of Ontario tCanada3 Veterinary
VI College. Once over Reed q sons hard
ware e-entranee on Franklin street
Treats Al diseases OF hoTSea, cattle and
other demonstrated animAla- All personal,
Telegraph or mail orders from any part OF
Wayne OK adjoining counties promptly At
tended to. Every kind of foot laneness Ant
gpavins treated. and . cure guaranteed ofna
charge. No chAxgo for exAminAktnu- All oper
atinns On teeth properly performed
oOo0zdkW6
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ELwooD HADLEY.
, 1879-03-29

BERLIN, March o8.- -B;smarcks speech in
tho 1leichstag yesterday on tho motion in
favor Of MI autonomous Government for
Alsacc-Lorraine was remarkable for its mod
cratlon. His donial Of tho right Of tho prov
inco to bo represented in Dundsrath reforred
to its boing represented on tho samo footing
ns other states IIa WAS quite willing to sec
it represented in modified form. Ho Ind
been asked why, if conscious Of 1aws in tho
administration of tho province, he Ind not
sooner proposed remedy. But ho thought
the initiative should como from tho people
themselves, md, now that they had spoken
ont, ho bold himself bound in all conscience
10 try anl meot their wishos.
DEAD.
BERLIN, March os.-Dr. Karmarscl, author
Of tho History Of Technology, is tlead.
IN THE rE1C1IsTAu.
In the Nc'c1stag to-day Deputy Lieb-
knocht accused tho antAoritios Of violating
tlio Secrecy Of tho ,nnIls.
DR.. Stephan, Postmastar-Genoral, doniea
the Charge.
THE TARIFF 6CuEsR.
LONDON, March 28.-A berlin corre-
Bponilent youches for the correctness Of the
following: According to tho present. form
Of tho Governments bill, raw cotton will be
exempt from duty. The whole tariff Is con-
aidornbly below what was expected, and by
no means juatiAos the recent gcare.
, 1879-03-29
AncHRlsHnp PllRcElt.

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-somo list1o excite
mcut was occasioued at tho meeting Of thu
Catholic pricsts OF this lorcse last night, 1or
sl,e pu.poso Of perfsettng plaos for tho sc1ct
Of Archbishop Purcell, By the announce.
mcut that Frank Greyer, Charles Stew
art, and Thomas Bean!an had hcou NJ
receive ali charitable contributions to pay tbs
diocesan debs. Thts appointment was under
atool to mean that the Committee .npnolutcd
by tho pscsta was to bc eomptrtely ignored,
f4 Fa + .s.a sats4 6ttst sso dssTsGn IL h sy. ~.
supposed 10 be at tho bottom Ut Lula appolut'
u,eat, WAS denounced by uerman priests c.
pecially, Ills meeting finally adjourneA with.
out taking any uuttel action upuu thu matter Ia
hnuu,
, 1879-03-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE TURF.


L1vEnrool, March 23.-The gront national
ssooplc.chaso WAS won by tho Libe1ator.
Jaokal second, Martha third.
IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, Marcll e8.-The debate. on Tue
Zulu war was continued in tho House Of
Commons to-nIgat, hut adjourned With
out action,
In tue House Of Lords laat night Lord
Hnntley suggested TINT inquiry be made into
tho depression OF commerce and agriculture.
Lord Boacons!old acknowledged tl.nt tho
depression OF tho agricultural interest was
unprecedented, but depression was antIct7
patel when protection waa abolished. 1t
was estimated that the public wealth hail
diminished CSC, ,000, GOO, aud tho arca Of laid
under cultivation had diminished l,000, 900
acres. English industry and commerce, how.
ever, kept we'll on level with those Of foreign
countries. They suffered only from low
prices, the cause OF which was, partly, the
depreciation Of silver. Lord Doaoonsfield be-
loved the Inquiry suggested would 10 with.
out results, but possibly On inquiry na to sha
change In the Value Of precious .notals aul
its effect on English industry might lore.
after DO desirablo.
, 1879-03-29
DISHONEST EMPLOYEES.

Tile millinery tlrm OF aage Bros. 4E Co.. cor
ncr Madison street md Wabash avenue. hayu
for Bonie time pust been nisslng large quanti-
ties Of artificial flowers md otllpr goods, aild
nearly oycry ono connected with tho establish
,ucnt hes been placed under watch. Tile
last one susncctcl was the DESIGNER whose
bHtEitIs io,,nAsel1p the- bouquets Of flowers
}AnN prGparett fq5 usc,,. She lus always been
requesting that q room be set apart for herself,
claiming that other employees wero learning hcr
trade bY Watching her at her work. The Ir'n
wcrc about to comnlv With her wish, whrn
it waa suddenly broached that sho might
set BE- ts ason s"|'sy s,. '"s Ye.teiaay "'s s Msi
boy, who had been told to watch her through =
smal! gmlet llolu bored for tho puruosa through
q wooden partition, uni just as the cmplnrcs
Toge t h 10 ha "o s vsnd 10y r.
nice flowers under her oycrak'rt.n She wns at
onco uccused OF thu theft, but s1!e
feIenel sho could not understand
Engltsh, and At onco made 1t understood
must Eo ut once to wnter.closct. Her rnso
was Of course understood, as,l Bhe was not a.
loved to go Sho was then invited to sit down
pending deliberations, and she bud no stoncr
h!adamo lid have something concen!ed under
'hrr oyersktrt. A femal1 clnptoya was
then ordered to search her, hut the Madame TT
Sisted until Utl1Ger FlSD!ls o1 Central 6tltiotI,
was called IN, n1'd Rto was compelled u submit.
Fully $50 worth OF fine flowers were found uIon
her. Bhe was then taken to the Central Sta
tlosl, rs YVES also her husband, who has been
employed upon p!ccewurs In tho same depart.
Ment rs his Wlfe. They registered as Jeau
Baptisto Dclancau md Mathllde De,aucau.
They had hut little to say, but OIL their way IL
tho Arulory Jean convcrscu with the policeman
who snpnnicd him, aud Baid hi had fire.
quently warned Ills wlfo not to carry of s!ngle,
Hover from her Workshop, but she i.sistc4
Upon doing otherwise. This was aa1
III French, as neither nre ablo
TO speak English, at least they 80 pretend. The
couple came to this city about ycar ago. nnd
hnye been employed eyeT sillce by tbs QaEa
Bros. She received for her work $50 per week,
and ho was making from sl4 to SIS per week.
They haye no one TO support but themselves,
and It was simply their greed for wealth that
prompted tic reculataons. During the evening tte
police searched their apartments tn the second
}oor Of tbs building No. :a7s Nortl, sangalon
street, and there fGund concealed fully $l,oD
worth OF artificial flowers and other gooIs, all
NEATLY lous up In parcels with tissue
pupcr. There were tTo caudle-boxca hIcl
a!ouo with apools Of tho wire used Ia
making tho flowers. and there were my humber
Of models Antl oter goods from the workshops.
In View OF the compute esidenec against them.
1t Is probab1e they Will plead gui'ty and taks
whatever sentence may Ge awarded them.
, 1879-03-29
CASUALTIES.
SUNK.

SUNlAs
New foEE, March es.-The following "details
lave becn received Of the loss Ut the steamer
81. Michel. On the night Of March II, tue
Hnytscn war steamer 81. Michel, six guns, COM
a'andcr Na1al, having Tn hoard part Of tic
T"enty.serenth Regiment, liue OF "Grapac
Mytcr'," with Gen: Montpoins, Military Gov
crnor Of Cape hayticn. OIL her way from Port
au Prince tn the lust named port, came into col.
lislon With the British steamer Bolivar, Of the
West lndIa & Pacific Steamship Company, Of
Liverpool, near Gonaiyos, In the buy Of the
same name. OF lb0 persons on board tho
steamer, Of whom only four were civilians ecy-
enty-two we're saved by Tho boats Of tho Eu-
RlIsh steamer. Among them arc thu Captain Of
.hc 1T. Michel, mud Gen, Montpoiut. Among
tlle lost are Or, Lalies1s utli MI. Albert Fran.
coils ,Joacph, brother Of ts late Mintster Of
Public Instruction.
, 1879-03-29
THE RECORD.
HOUSE.

w.eu,xoroN n r, Morct, o-v. aax,,,,.x
toa -,o,,,,oI fron, l,r, 1r,1sor, ~
rot,na IN borc 1orn c,ecc from lin Mini, Lava
ni.tr,nt a. t,,o Nrvo,,ha. o,,.ot,n,
~" E..'., "s Nv ,'o'."!oel .,,', s'es'. .s'
Mf ConGer oplectea TO tllA reference OF this
:asc to the COMMITTEES on Elections when ap-
ountcd.
Mr.. prtcc f1ouo, aa,, ,be sv,,,1o rr,.,or .voe ,
torss ,rho, e s,sas,'.'." . "' .nste, "''S
.1fce' LURE WIS no electsoh ~ November. a
lew men got together md cast their votes for
the express purpose Of bringing forward
fatcical casc like thts. which hos mr. nrccet7ent
,i,,,o .t,o .... ~ 1,...ae, ~, =. ~,
en'cs |Ao eus' VI tAttc'soa ""o oe''o1a' VI tel-
oraoo'
Mr. ConEcr said the easo was ore which ought
to 70 to tic ue,itlou-bor. II was only afmnlc
rntitiou f-orr - t,,1tr,a,,,, ~, H., t,., -
s,s,,sts tou' Nv '.u's,a"a!, M" 's'o "ouse n"a
Alo!u'He "hatceer to Ut Win lI
mr. Cox sata this was question Of the high
eat privilege, and, next to tic question Of the
,.,ect1o,, Of tia snest,cr. # s],n,fS hovs t,,c
,,.oooi,,,,o. -. t., tt, or1.r -, h,,s,ross ~
F1ceeae"ee III ": u'''e' u ous'"ess.
MIR. Price said the gcntlcmnn on the other
side contoundc'l two very distinct propositions.
'rhcrr WIS no ores,ton about thu; rIrht of n
',nc,nhcr n hot.1 n son. mn 4bla nnor Th,t
"e"oe. ~ 'o'" asa. VI t"4o Aoot' Ana1
, 1879-03-29
BRAZIL,
FAMINE,

NEw Yoax, March GA letter received
here fEom Brazil Gays 1s.0o0 people iisd In
Tartaleza iu December, or one.fourth OF tho
population that ~ 600 recorded intermcnts
were made In two months, while number
Of bodies wero aunk In the bay. In the vii
1ages round about, poor people we're dying
Ike sheep.
4 horrible ssanoh artses from tho cemotor-
iea, and the black plaguo IL feared
Starving refugees applied at The barracks
for food. The commandment atts.nptsl to ar
, 1879-03-29

tcstieed TINT Thomas Herr, tho United states
Marshal In llfs ward. had a bad reputation. lIc
arrcstcl q nnn for irYing 10 vote, notwlsh-
standing that nsrttcs wcrc ready TO vorch for
Unitad States Marshal, WIS also charged With
1htttnt1attnB voters.
The tcstmnny today Was oiscn principally BY
Tard politicians notcd for their past work dur
ing elections. Very iittlo fn!erost fs takol ID
the investigation by tho general public.
TuR DEMOCRATS IN coSaREss CONTEMPLATING
Tn& ADMISSION OF UTAH Al 4 BTATE.
WASHINGTON, March 1,-Thcrc Is what seems
to be serious project on foot In Washington
to admit tho Territory Of Utah into tic linton
her Of )cadng Democrats whosa counsel 10
known to hnvo much weight with tho Demo.
crntfc party, and there IL sotno reason to be-
iievo TINT should general LEGISLATION be consItl
curly attention. Those who favor The atlnts-
sion OF Utah do 10 ostcnsbIv on the ground
that It contnlns UPWARD Of a5.ooo people; TINT
It rast votes Mt the last election. iii" tt'at the
fnr their right to :hkc part In the Uor.
crnmcnt Of the naton. IN reality. how.
ever, tho partIsans WIN favor thu admission
do 90 because thy believe tlht tue grcat mass
,lc Mormons,-knoTing thnt pulygamy has al.
ways been onposctl by the Republican party rs
such, would secure the two Senators and tic
member from ths new sta.e to ths Democracy.
Ill tuIS WI J. 10 NIptu lliAG LCkNin VI u ltE~
publican maturity to tic Senate Will be still
further rrtaflcd than It would otherwise br.
OI courec, thu Democrats, being now III CON-
plctc possession OF boil, braucl!cs Of Congress,
would be able 10 carry tllcr nIco little scheme
through the N0t!onal Legislature: tut how
they expect to overcome tic Executive vcta,
should 1t be intcrposcd, docs not uppcar. Some
Of them clatm that President Hayes wouh! not
refuse to sign bill prnyilng fur the admission
Of tic proposed new State, particularly II 1t ea1l
BE- made to appear tllut tho Territory nov con-
tains tho population which entities tt to admis-
eiUn.
, 1879-03-29
OBITUARY.

3bsesd1 Nllbalok 70 7k1 7F7kVH3,
,Dunuoun,' In, Matcl, 28.-Walter Manson, an
old settler Ut Dubuque County, died at Rock
dalo to-.lay, ageK IS years.
JOLIET, H., March ass.-Thc lion, ~. A.
Steel exAlayor OF tls city, died ut lila residence
Qn Scott street abuut 8u'cloek ttls evening .!
paralysis ot tAa brain, aQsa 49 years. Deceased
settled ~ Joliet IN 1851, and has been protnl:;
ncntly identified With TIL business intcrcsts VI
this city over slucc ad 10 his tbcrulity, energy,
anil enterprise much Of IT. progress Ia due. Mr..
Bteol was native of DlaIrsytllc, Fs., nnl WIZ
four tlues elected Mayor Ut this city. Thu
funeral services will ho conducted By the Ma.
sonio fraternity, OF which Ae WAS aa hoposed
member.
, 1879-03-29

BMmod this morning. The cxcttomcnt was moro
Intense tl'an ut any previous tlnto ainco tho
opening, fur 1t was understood that Mlsa 1sa-
l'clia Cottrofl, tho nnwittiug and unwilling
ca,1sc Of tho tragedy, WIS to bo put on the stand
ns a Witness. The determination 10 to do
seems tu have bern arrived al very quietly, for
1t hns all afong been thought tl,at 10th sidas
wo,ll seek to escape. the mythical onns Of call
by her to the stand, IN obedience to tl'at senso
ot eh!yaEry III thu VfrrlnIati mind III any easo
where Indy Is concerned.
~ lull h'tsecctlc,i ns a1ttie mud vIllowv Ggure.
nfcs.cd N hlack, n6out hvu feet three Inches III
iEtis, tlccply .vcilcd ovnr black hnt, velvet
mn! Mr.. j. s. Wise, conscl Tor liz dcfenso, and
took mgr sent III the Witncsa-stutl Sho removed
ler scil. There vas afscloscd strongly.mark.
Gu ntl.a not tncxprcsstvc face, with flashing light
archod over with graceful brows. Tier blonde
liniF ctirlcl atout her forehead a fell In loop
do'yn Ter ncck; ehc wore plnIn rold earrings Of
ova! shape. She had been sworn at the Clerks
nlt sllc knew hur eyes were modcatiy cast 10 tho
1Gnr; lIcr heavy blue veil rested In cr Imp. Tic
Witness male Eooa impression on thu vast au-
.'story. 4 briet glance at the, pcllmen.al e1-
closed In French .hcelsd stincs Tint In classic
outlines and bluc'bloodcd t1irntnutiyoncss,
sllnpely contour n,ll hig1, instcn, was entirely
worthy OF the cartest but fatat admiration Of
WV AuAot+ +uuhtt AHFtlBs 1lEF VOICE WAS clear.
tpw, n1ld sweet, a,nt rang out with mellow dis.
ttnGtness.
Attas CottrGtl relatol tho Incidents connected
With her first visit to Elicit, Wings Il Crunps'.
It was II January; then t!rst aaw Curtis; after
selecting pair Ut shUcs ho insisted OH assisting
er to pnt tfleiu on; slso refused md did It hor-
sell; then Curtis wanted to button tho st,oe,
n' persisted TIL Bl,e repusctl Curtis advances,
cnrrytng honlo d pair Of sllocs to try them on;
on the third yislt to tonk up the pair Of boots
s!e tuo1s pr n1uI snId uIVhet a nrcftv IittIe
sI'ocl Ccrtaln1y YOU havu got pretty lIttto
loot! How do you mannga to walk anyhow ~
wItticHs answered him tartiy; she detailed tic
attempt OF Curtis to engage her III cnnyersa-
ton, further ctTorts to look at her foot, ni.ll,
finally, fts squeezing Of her arn willie helping
her into her earriaEc.
TlICso annOyanccs were related tv witness TO
John Poindextrr. When he was told OF Curtis
squeezing her arnl he becamc worry anGry. but
the affair made no spccal Impression IN tier
mind. Sho related how next day Bllo Was told
Of the shooting, by Thomas ro!ndexter, at
which shu was very much surprised.
, 1879-03-29
Anothcs Wow ut tho Care,

7Hsua1cH 10 E1HC9HHdH Ih31sHFFG1a7.
NEW YonK. Natcll27 7.--lt appears that the long
story Ia this mornings paper about cheap and
rapid telearuphy Il paid nun for an o!l laven-
t!on. Iho systons whereby the company claim
to bo able to transmit 1000 wueAs III hour
over . sinElo wire IL merely re-
adaptation ot tho automatic principle Of D. II.
Gralg, Which waa thoroughly tried some four OF
five years ugo by the AtlautIc d Pacific Telo-
graph COMPANY, and WA A. That tinlo discarded
Us IMpracttcab!e. The beat practical telegraph
srs call i the perforated systetn, ast pronounce
1t 0 lumhuK.
, 1879-03-29
Gen. Grant to Be the Guest
OF the Great King Of = :
Siam., i.
The Present Depression In Engtshl
Called to tho Attention
Of Parliament.
Blsnaarok's Recent Speech on
the Alsace-LorraIno
Question,
THE EAST.

NESs AhAS4A
1Akpos; hTnrcll 1S.---Gon. Grant will visit
sia,n At tho invitation Of tho King.
INDIA FINANCES.
In tho House Of Commons last night, tho
Under.Socrotary for India said: "Tho Gov.
ornment wonld uso the borrowing powers
askod as spariligly rs possible, mud would
e,deavor to pay of whatovor sum is raisct.
whom tile circumstances nre favorable for
remitting to England"
KuLDJA.
ST. PETKRsnuno, March 28.-Tha Gazette
ia informed from q trustworthy sourco that
the Chinese Ambassador has demanded tho
retrocesston Of Kuldja. a dispatch from
oronbrrg says that tho Chinese are prepar-
ing demonstration against Kuldja.
GEN. GRANT.
LONDON March 28.--Gon. Grant and par
ty have arrived ut Ponang.
DiRMAH.
LONDON, Mnrch 98.-A correspondent at
Rangoon says tho natiyos thoro beltovo tho
King is about to form M alliance with China.
Tho reinforcoments promised for British
Burmah amount to 1000 men. A man-of-
war is nlso coming. All non.ofllcial English
residents have left Manda1ay. There havo
boon aovcrnl attempts Mt inconliarisln lore,
md ono largo firo Inns occurred.
ISDECIs1yE.
LONDON, March 23.-A diapatch from
Lahore states tllat Yakoob Khans Inst letter
Is indecisiye. An advnnco of troops IL i'm
possible boforo tito middle OF next month, rs
nit the passes must DO clcnr of snow for
simultaneous movement on tho part Of Gens.
Roberts and Brown.
Tho correspondent understands that Can
dal,ar will not bo annexed.
Tie Standard editorially maintains tho
belief TINT its news Of tho failure of tho nu-
gotiations is substantially correct, md inti-
mates TINT public admission to tl,at elroct
is not to bo expocted until the troops have
absolutely raooiyod orders to advance.
CONTRADICTORY Apv1cEs.
IoHDon, Ntarch 2s.-In the House OF
Commons, Stanltopo, Undor-socretary for
Inlia, stated tint no information Ind been
received by tho Government from India that
tho negotiations in Afghanissan haa failed,
mud that INA. en a1ata .aayaueo Of troops hid
baen ordered. M roportetE "ILcs ads1od1 hb
conld say TINT tho information to hand will,
regard to Afghan atfaira did not agreo with
statements published.
, 1879-03-29
TOO MUCH MONEY.


Sioux CRY. H., March e9,-Lcorold Meyor,
aims George NeEsou 10 years old, died of disst.
patton nld cold III sltooa hero Wednesday.
llc ran away fran homo At Jersey Ctr, N. j.,
whcrs Ills father, LEOPOLD Meyer IL q very
yrars Ut schooling In uerusny, graduating With
, 1879-03-29


JOLIET ILL.,, March 2s.-Jolln Riley, Of Lock-
port, was arrested to-day fur an assault with In
tent to commit murder. Riley, Inst Monday,
met mau named William, Brown, between
whom ainl himself fcud hns existed for aomc
time, near tl.e old fairgrounds, md sed at him
With shot-gun, but fortunately missed hls
inark. Kley's preliminary examination will
occur April i.
, 1879-03-29
WHISKY.


tDecIH3 7VgpGEt0 10 1hd 3f4btHz.
MADISON, Wis.,, March GA Norwegian
farther uaned Andrew Munso1i, living two mIlcs
from Black Earth. WIS found in the rear OF
JOHN Muskais' saloon in that vtl!nge last night
deaf. Another Norwegian farmer named Sever
sop, who Ind been sem III Munson's company,
was arrestcl Oh suspicion Of numbering him, but
the CoToncr's Jury found q verdict that hiunson
came tn Ills death from pcrsistcnt drinking o1
whisky, anu ho was discharged.
, 1879-03-29

Sr. PsuEr Mimi, March os.-A Coroncr's Ia.
quest was hold to-day upon Kitty Rogers, VINO
died yesterday OF pcrttonitts, CAUSED by an al
1cged abortion By Dr.. /. NJ. A. Roy. Tho only
evidence aQninst him OF criminal practice was
tue uyiug statement Of tic girl, nuJ hu was not
held,
, 1879-03-29
NfAESLAUGII'rEn.

SAN FRAsc1sco,, March aS.-Tl,c United
states GruId Jury lluvo Indicted Edward Bcr-
trAtld for 1nanefauehtcr for killing the Captnir
ot the bark Masonic: IN the Chfua scas on the
18th Of last November.
, 1879-03-29
TURKEY.

THE PROPOSED JOINT OCCUPATION.
LONDON, March 28.-A Vionna, dispntch
states tint six Powers hayo already adhered
in principle to tho mixod occupation Of Rou.
mclia. It Is believed that tho Russian note
first suggesting 1t was not aent to Turkey.
Tho majority Of the Eastern RoumoIian
Mixed Commission lnado representations in
favor Of mixed occupation.