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Al . sample Of the senselsss and do
osptivs twaddle with which Democratic
orators feed their audiences We would
refer them to the milk and water Ian
guags Of Senator Wallace at tho Acad-
envy Of music on Saturday night last,
when in referring to the southern
States, he said: "Ths mild and strong
government Of the law has supplanted
that Of the bayonet, and courts and
ljuriss now successfully cope with
crime" Mr.. Wallace should here
have paused and If his utteraneea had
been met with derisivs laughter he need
not have been surprised, and it does
seem little strange that an intelligent
audience should have listened to such
glaring Misrepresentation without in
some manner showing its dissent. Air.
Wallace must have had = very limited
idea Of the intelligence Of his audience,
when he attempted to palm off such
stun upon them for truth. We cannot
think that man OF Senator Wallsce's
intelligence had never heard Of the
massacre Of the Chisolm family and the
refusal of the jury to convict the red
handed murderer. Surely he must have
read all about the assassination Of Dix
on in the public streets Of Yazoo, sim
ply because he choose to oppose the
Democratic party, and he must also
have known that instead of the people
Furnishing the assassin they are using
their best efforts to elect him 10 the
clerksLip Of Yazoo County. Mr.. Wal
lace did not care to alluds to either Of
these notorious crimes which 60 unpun-
ished in the South. lie certainly did
not try to get anywhere near the truth
| in his reckless assertions, and no one
knew better than he that II bayonet
rule had been Withdrawn it had been
followed by the shot gun policy, and
the way the South oopes with crime, is
TO elect the blacklist criminals to offices
Of trust and honor. But Mr.. Wallace
had to make out some kind OF case for
the Democracy Of the North, and how
well he has succeeded in making the
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OYSTERS.
NYsTERs ! OYsTERSii

TO THE remodeled my
store at Sixth and Orange streets, 1 am pre-
friends with the best ice cream and oysters
Tho oyster season having now arrived, 1t ID
my intention to sell none but first class oys.
ters and ~ prices within the reach Of ali,
Hoping TO still continue receiving share Of
public patronage. Remain Yours.
02t8md CHARLES KYLE
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THE NoRRIsTowN "Herald" has been
enlarged to twenty eight column pa
per without any increase in price. W.
are glad to see this evidence of pros
perity on the part Of our valued ex
change, and now our funny friend viii
have mora rooru for the display Of hi
humorous talent.
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OPERA MOUSE.

|CRAND OPERA MOUSE.
Mr.. Goodwin begs TO announce that he has
arranged with MIX. MAX STRAKOSCh tor
one Farewell Performance OF
MISS NELSON,
EnRland's Greatest Actress md the foremost
representative Of
SHAKSPEAREAN HEROlNES.
On Monday Evening, November 10.
Miss Nelson will appear In Shakspsare's
dainty comedy Of
ssTWELFTH NIGHT
which will be given with an
ADMIRABLE CAST,
Including Messrs. H. A. Weaver, ,. "
Sanger, q. H. Bradshaw, Jr., Miss
Nellie Morant, etc.
MISS NELSON as vIOLO,
and MR.. EDWARD COMPTON,,
From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and
Adelphia, London,) In his great role OF
MALVOL'O,
Tickets may DO had o. and after Monday
at Thomas l. Goa Book store. Parquet, 75c.
Balcony, IS and t0c. No extra charge Tor re-
served seats. Holt
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NOTICE.-In conformity with tho prov
~ sion OF the act passed by the General
Assembly of the State OF Delaware on the goth
day OF March. A. d., 1875 hereby give no
tee that an application was flied In the ST..
perior Court on the 2lst day of October, A.
D.. 1879. for q Charter Of Incorporation Of q
Company, called "The James X Webb Print
ing and Stationery Company, TO carry on the
business Of the manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery in all Its branches, and that
draft of the proposed Charter was flied with
the application, and Is open to Inspection.
CHAS. BEASTON, Parliamentary.
New Castle Oct. Il 1879. lO-22tf
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NOTlCE.-We the undersigned, have
~ this day entered into cOpartnership
Tor the purpose Of carrying en- the jewelry
business In all It's details, at No. 229 Market
street. Having each had from twelve to If
teen years experience In the business, We feel
ourselves competent to give entire satisfac.
ton 10 our friends and the public generally
of whom we ask share OF their patronage.
=. II. BAYNARD,
L. q. DAWSON
N. B.-Wlll open on or about Move mber
with an entirely new and complete stock OF
watches, clocks, Jswelry, silyelware, specta
clea, &c. 1851 81
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The President yesterday issued a
proclamation designating November
9th, a. a day Of National Thanksgiv-
ing.
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CEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AN1
- EXCHANGED. Ato guns, pistols and
looks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
lers. ratchets, wrenches, drilling machines
engines and boilers. JNO. u. HlRZEL.
atRt 2O6 Il. Second street
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GUNNM n,

NTlLLARD 7. TOFT TAKES THE
Nl method Of informing the boot W
shoe makers that he has opened at the n s,m n
corner OF Third and French streets cu~
plete stock Of Leather and Shoe Finding
comprising Boot and Shoe Uppers, lmIm,yv~.
and Domestic Shoe Goods, French ava w
nestle Calf Skin. Wax Uppers, Moroe .,,.
which will be sold at bottom prices. ~, w
Leather speciality. Through having a Tx
experience In the business, and giving ~ ~
same my personal attention, i hope "
ceive share OF your patronage. OrdeIsST
mail promptly attended to. l0-loi"u
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A MOTH.

me Repabliean " stiAl iseAs II
sarsulssaon. Advertise whore yse
aee me uaesa for yosS Dsney eee
So :. u>puhlso IL tho1 DADef.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MI APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concot
Nk vile, Pa, for both sexes, is situated q
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central b
r., and is eleven miles north of Wilninston
on the Concord Pike. students ore prepare
for tn active duties Of life, for business Sl1
college. 1t excells In healthy location, goel
rooms, and trstcass professors. Little boy
are made to ieol they have home. Forca1t
logue call on DIR. E. &. Shortlidge, I8''
Market street, Wilmington.
J. SHDRTIIDGE l. n.
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VyHE LARaEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
IN PhisdslH Pr ). JOHN Is WA y IA
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TXECUTOR'S SALE
III OF
REAL ESTATE.
Tho subscriber, as Executor Of the last will
and testament of Mary Stats, deceased, will
sell ut Public Auction, on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1879,
At 8 O'Clock, Afternoon,
On tho premises, the Brick Dwelling House
and lot, No. 723 f. Seventh street, Whining.
ten, Delaware. The lot ofland Is II feet a
front on Seventh street, and 70 feet deep EQ
ranged, and will be sold on easy terms to
close estate. ChAS. b. l. IRE, Executor,
.02 Market street.
Wilmington, Del, Oct 81, 1879. Ill cod
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REGIsTER'S Orders.
ID EGlSTER'S ORDLR.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

I'd EGlSTER'S ORDLR.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE.
New CASTLE COUNTY. October 10, 1879,
Upon tire application Of James DennIson
Executor @, James Woods, late OF Mill
Creek Hundred, md in tho said County,
deceased. It is ordered and directed by
the REGISTER that the Executor afOre-
eald, give notice OF the granting OF Letters
Parliamentary upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty day.
from the date Of such letters, in six Of tho most
public places Of the county Of New Castle,
recurring ell persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
yided, And also cause the same to be inserted,
within the same period, In the DELAWARE
REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published In VIII
mington, and to DO continued therein three
Given under the hand and seal OF
U.s., Once of the Register aforesaid, at
t~~) New Castle, In New Castle County,
Aforesaid, tho day and yearaooye written.
s. q. BIGGS, Register.
NoIIcg.--All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested TO the Executor on
or before October 10, 1880, or abide the act
Of Assembly In such case nade and provided.
JAMES Den NIsON, Executor,
Address, Mermaid, Del. 1922
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LECTURES.
r ECTURE BY MRS. LOWRY.
AT
MOUNT SALEM M. Z. CHURCH.
For boneft OF Sabbath School,
n,urrpSnAy EvLNINn NOV lE1u
LECTURES.

THURSDAY EVENING. NOV. Q, 1879
Quarter before o'clock.
SuBJECT.-"OUR GIRLS AND BOYS"
ADM SSION. rs CENTS
Tickets for sale by X. H. Mccartney, 2 W
Tenth street Mrs. Taggert e07 Market s.
Levi Garrett, Eighth street Market A. II
Mason. McDowellville George Clark, Ban
croit's Banks Il. +. Laws store, Rising Sun
the teachers and chi dren Of the ichOol and al
door OF church on night Of lecture. City Cal
will leave Filth and Market streets at sever
o'clock sharp. ll.lbt
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NOTICES.
Consolation for consump tives.

The physicians Of the Consumption Hos
pital, England, acknowledge that with Coz
Liver Oil, In any form, they have not cured
two per cent. OF their patients, whereas, With
these Hypo- Phosphites they have cured seven
ty-tge per cent, Physicians have prescribed
lG0, 900 packages OF Viralised Phosphates In
| oil forms Of nery Gus diseases, vtaliziDg the
debilitate9 PREVENTING and curing consump-
ton.
F. CROSBY, 666 Sixth Ave-, N. Y.
For SAFE by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del.
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CLOI HING.
BOSTON BOSTON BOSTON
BOsTON BOs,ON BOSTON
BOSTON BOsTON BOSTON
This house is larger than any two houses in
the State. fQuently its styles and
varieties are greater, and
PRICES LOWER
PRICES LOWER
PRICES LOWER
THAN ANY OTHER
THAN ANY OTHER.
THAN ANY OTHER.
This house makes a separate and distinct dc.
partment OF
MEMS, YOUTHS,
MEMS, YOTTTH'S,
MEMS. YOUTHS,
BOYS AND IHILDkEN'S
BOYS AND CHILDRENS
BOAS' AND CAlLDREN'S
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHIN9, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTH No,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING. CIADlHING,
CLOTHING. CLOTHING,
Each Of which Is filled to OVERLOOKING with tt Q
choicest styles and varieties. and arc
being "f1ered at rices 10 per cent
lower than ever before.
OvERCOATSi OvERCOATS /!
|OVERtOATSi OVEkCOATS 3!
|OVEKCOATSi OVERCOATS!
The Largest Stock, more varieties. and low
or prices than can b found elsewhere
IN the city.
0NE.PRICE oNE-PRIGE
ONE.PRI,E ONE.PRlCE
ONE.PRICE ONE.PRICE
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT..
CUSTOM DFPA RTM EMIT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
CUSTOM DEPARTM EMIT.
CUSTOM Dr. PARTMENT.
OUEIOM DEGAhIM EMF.
A nr't-class cutter, the latest styles, and as.
t0nishDlly low figures. A perfect ut and
unexcelled workmanship guara ntsed In this
department.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
This depart ment is repleto with all the
latest novelties, and contains everything thai
can be found In q first class furnishing house.
A large and excellent line Of
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK HANDKERCHlEFS.
Very cheap for ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. George Mccall, reliable and practl.
cal Clothing man, Is now associated with this
house, and would ask his friends and the pub.
| lie generally, to avail themselves Of the bar.
gains he is now prepared 70 offer them.
| O. OTHlN3 HOUsE.
CLDrssaN1 HOUSE.
| CLOTHING HOUSE.
2l3 MARKET ST., 212 MARKET ST.
2i3 MARKET ST. 2lS MARKET ST
A3 MARKET ST., SIS MARKET ST.,
xILMINNGToN. DEL,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
v. n. HOLMES, PROPRIETOR.
v. y. HOLM IN. PROPM1 ETO ..
". b. HOLMkS, .RB0RAlETOB!
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CLOAKs oLOAKsi CL0ARsI
CLOAKs CIOAKsi SLOAKSl
CAOAKst CLOAKSi CLOAKS
CLOAKs IMMENSE
CLOAKS IMMENSE
CLOA-.S ASSORTMENT.
CLOAKS ASSORTMENT.
cLoAKs LATEST STYLES.
CLoAKs LATEST STYLES.
CIGAR CLoaKs LOWEST PRICES.
G 113i1Hs LOWEST PRICES.
CLOAKS RANGING
CLOAKS FROM l.75 TO 1000
CLOAkS FROM LIS TO 1900
CLOAkS
CLOAKS
CIIOAKS
CLOAKS
CLOAKS
CLOAKS
Cl.DAKS
CLOAKS
CROSBY l. HILL, CIdjAKS
CROSBY & HILL, CLOAKS
g2o-22a MARKET 81, CIoAKs
'2o-222 MARKET ST., CLOAKS
WILMINGTON, DEL, CLOAKs
WILMINGTON, DEL, CLoAkS
CLOAKS
AND IT ". THIRD ST, CLUAkS
ANDl7 ". THIRD ST., CLIO KS
CLOAKS
CHESTER, Pa, CLOAKS
CHESTER. PA, CLOAK:
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|Y OOK IN EIGHTH STREET NAME
II stall "a, for tho steam mush. also Y, VI,
etables, fruits. -four. new buokwbSat spa N. M
or meals, fresh butter, eggs, poultry ns ~
dried be6f epd many other Srfic,eg ior
us. list JACOB SiH
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NJ TICt.-THE WILMINGTON SAY
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY !, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE It
PER CENT. PR ANNUM. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Ocf. lsT. 1879. 10 Bind
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0PENINGl CPENINGi
N.l. 0PENING!Ea OPENING!
GPENIHG! OPEHINGi
l5s LADIES'
$50 LADIES'
l60 LADIES'
COAT. AND DOLMArS,
GOATS AND DOLMANS,
COATS AND DOLMANS,
COATS AND DOLMANs,
GOATS AND DOLMANS,
GOATS AND DOLMANS,
~ THE LATBsT--
PARIS DESIGN, PANS DESIGN,
PARIS DESIGN, PARIS DESIGN,
PARIS DESIGN. PARIS DESIGN.
PERFECT MATERIAL
PERFECT MATERIAL,
PERFECT FIT, PERFECT FIT,
PERFECT FIT, PERFECT FIT,
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
800 DOMESTIC
800 DOMESTIC
80 DOM ESTlG
COATS AND DOLMANS
GOATS AND DOLMANs
GOATS AND DOLMANS
COATS AND DOLNANS,
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAUTIFULLY TRlNMED
AT
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NOTlCE.- Deg ieaye 10 IuI urm the pub
IN lie that have increased my facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and an
now prepared TO furnish W, Cd In any quaint
ty 10 suit consumers. sell tho lara est sl.6t
load In the city. Give me call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Orders BY mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
SGT Foot of Fourth street. city.
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RUSSELL 4 SPENCER.
RUSSELL Il SPENCER.
RUSSELL d BPhNCkR.
ALARGE STOCK OF
ALARGE STOCK OF
FALL AND WIN TER GOODSi
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
FALL AND WlNTtR GOOI s
FALL AND WINTER GUODs
--ooNsIsTING OBJ
BLACK SILK FRINGES,
BLACK SILK PRINCES,
PAssIM ENTRIES, PASsIMENTERIEs
PASSIMENTERIES, PASslMENTERIES,
COLoRED SILK PRINCES,
COLORED SILK PRINCES,
Largo and Well.selected Stock of
BUTTONS. BUTTONS, BUTTONS,
BUTr0NS, BUTTONS, BUTTONS,
And KID GLOVES, every pair war
rented. OPERAS, warranted every pair,
Sl.4oc. BRETON POINT L'ESPRfr and
TRECHON LACES, FANCY GOODS,
ZEt HYR WOOIS AND ZEPHYR GOODS,
CANVASSES CKEWEI1s. Splendid line OF
Hosiery and Merino
UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR,
CHILDREN'S ROBES,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
AT
ROSE FEENY's,
ROSE ELENY'S,
AIT MARKET ST., MARKET ST.
AT MARKET ST., Al7MAkKkT ST,
BRANCH STORY
ll02 TATNALL STREET.
lO.A I'm llo2 TAINALL STREET.
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THE CURRENCY.
PROPOSED NEW LEGISLATION,

PROPOSED NEW LEGISLATION.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-About thirty
members of the House of Representatives,
including Reagan and Jones, of Texas,
Springer, Stevenson, Ewing, Murch, Ladd,
Kely,De La Matyr, Weaver, Wright and Wise
met this evening to consider the subject of
the presentation of financial measures at the
present session. After general interchange
of views, the following resolution was adopt
ed:
ReSolved, That we will ask the corporation
of our fellow members of all parties in endeav-
orlng to pass at this session bill of the follow
ing purposes @
Flrst-To increase the coinage silveracapacity
OF our nlnts and to issue certificates receivable
tor all public dues, and purchase of silver bull
lion at market rates.
Second-To reissue greenbacks now held for
redemption of fractional currency, or hereafter
retired for payment of arrearage of pensions,
and in the extinguishment of the bondedldebt.
Third-Providing forthe substitution of legal
tender notes for national bank notes.
Fourth-To stop all further increase of the
national debt.
Fifth-To provide for a tax on incomes of
over $4,000.
Some conversation followed as to the bet
ter means to introduce bills for the fore
going purposes in the House, and Messrs.
Ewing, Weaver and Warner were appointed
a committee to prepare silver bill in &C.
cordance with the first branch of the resolu-
ton. 1t was stated that MIR. De La Maytr
had bill to offer in relation to the substitu-
ton of legal tender notes for national bank
notes. Adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
TENNESSEE'S DEBT.

Proposed Action of the State Credit Demo-
crats-The Fifty Cent Compromise Likely
to be United Upon.
NASHVILLE, March 2s.-At meeting of the
State credit Democrats yesterday and to-day
they unanimously adopted resolution that
they would wait the final action OF the legis-
lature, and in the event it passed bill for the
adjustment of the State debt which the credit
ors would accept, deeming such acceptance
necessary to an adjustment, they pledged their
earnest efforts to have the same ratified by the
people, but if no final action was taken by the
legislature, or such action as would not settle
the question, then they would favor
convention of the State credit
Democrats to take such action as might be
deemed necessary. A resolution was also
adopted adjourning the meeting to April 4th to
consider what further action might be taken
to effect a final and honorable adjustment,
islation of the present session of the legisla-
ture as might be adopted if satisfactory, or if
no such legislation results from the de-
alterations of the present session then for the
purpose of otherwise aiding in effecting an ad-
justment.
The House this afternoon passed the Senate
bill to adjust the debt at 80 cents and per
cent. interest, and made their action final by
tabling motion to reconsider. The Senate, it
is thought, will concur in the amendment rails
ing the amount from 40 to so cents, the only
proposition that can be carried before the peo-
pie. This is thought to be the highest figure
The bill proposes for the submission of the
compromise to q vote of the people if approved
by the bondhOlders. The Governor will sign
the bill if finally passed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
WINONA.

The Hegira from the City to the Broad
Acres, Resulting in Painful Show
ing of Empty Houses-An Aid So
ciety Loaded Down with Death Losses
Special Telegram to the Globe.
WINONA, March 28.-Winona county con-
tributes large quota of immigrants for
western Minnesota and eastern Dakota to
engage in business or open up new farms.
A considerable number of citizens of this
place have laft for the West, and many more
are going soon. Vacant houses are becom-
ing painfully numerous. Extra trains on all
roads running west and north continue to
pass daily loaded with emigrants and their
effects. The last section of an immense
train carrying 1900 Canada colonists to
Manitoba from the vicinity of Ottawa and
Toronto, passed through here to-day.
A gentleman here who lately formed a
lodge of the Independent Order of Mutual
Aid, talks of dropping the enterprise, having
discovered that the order is largely in ar.
rears for claims arising from yellow fever
losses, amounting in the aggregate to over
$15O,O0O.
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miscellaneous.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March 28.-The Gazette
is informed from a trustworthy source that
the Chinese ambassador has demanded the
retrocess1on of Kuldja. A dispatch from
Orcelburg says the Chinese are preparing
demonstration against Kuldja.
PARIS, March 25.-M. Tenaille de vanilla
belle, French historian, is dead.
BERLIN, March 28.-Dr. Karmarsch, au-
thor of a history of technology, is dead.
GENEVA, March 28.-The question of re-
establishing capital punishment must be re-
ferred to the popular vote.
BERNE, March 28.-The national council
to-day finally resolved to adhere to the de-
cision of the State council in favor of the
re establishment of capital punishment.
ROME, March 28.-The chamber of dep
uties, by vote 24O to SO, passed the order
of the day proposed by Signor CARROLL and
accepted by the government, affirming the
determination to abolish the grist tax. The
votes are considered to show an understand
ing between the ministry and various groups
of the left tending to modification of the
cabinet.
LONDON, March 2S.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says the name of the man who
attempted to assassinate Gen. Won Drentelin
is known. -Four counsellors of state with
their wives and sons of ex-counsellors have
been arrested.
The expedition to Meru will consist of
5000 men, escorting an exploring party I'M
der command of Grand Duke Nicholas Con-
stantinovitoh.
LONDON, March %. "A St. Petersburg dis
patch says the Cossacks Of Din refused to
pay taxes and created disturbances. Gen.
Grant and party arrived at Penang. A vi
emma dispatch states six powers have already
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PERSONAL.


Hon. A. M. Fridley, Becker, at the Merchants.
Hon. H. O. Miller, st. Peter, at the Windsor.
Capt. Ami Cutter, editor and proprietor of
the Anoka Republican, was in the city yester-
day.
q. B. Sherman, Esq, the well known and
popular mine host of the Plankinton House,
Milwaukee, was looking about st. Paul yester-
day.
s. s. Merrill, John G. Gault, W. G. Swan
and Col. w. s. Johnson, of the Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad. returned to Milwaukee last
evening.
Capt. John h. Reaney, of the Keokuk North
ern line, left for down river points yesterday,
and when he returns he will probably bring the
first boat of the season with him.
Mr.. Peter A. Bergman, who recently located
here for the purpose of engaging in the manu-
facture of doors, sash, blinds, ETC., returned
yesterday from two months absence, visit
ing the scenes of his youth in Holland. While
absent, Mr.. Bergman concluded the necessary
business arrangements for putting his manu-
featuring establishment in immediate opera
ton.
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PriestIy squabb1e over Bishop Purcelrs
Affairs.
CINCINNATI, March 28.-Some little OK
citement was occasioned at meeting of
Catholic priests of this diocese last night for
the purpose of perfectlng plans for relief of
Archbishop Purcell, by an announcement
that Frank Grever, Charles Stewart and
Thos. Scanlon had been appointed by the
archbishop committee to receive all charit-
able contributions to pay the diocesan debt.
This appointment was understood to mean
that the committee appointed by the priests
was completely ignored and caused bitter
discussion. Father Callaghan, of the Cathe>
dral,who was supposed to be at the bottom of
this appointment, was denounced by Ger
man priests especially. The meeting finally
adjourned without taking any united action
upon the matter on hand.