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, 1879-04-04

Government haa not changed OF at all nodded i.a
h seys III iset es on1S sa
breed ,nlseh!et Tor futufs sonten,tons nr negosia
tho mouth Of Its high Commissioners In the cous
trenees on tho subject Of tho fisheries which pro.
n ~ oa IL n H. es
for those aasleries. Tho measure Of pccunify
.alue which bssc drawn from .hc revenue 1o's to
alton. IL an Inadequate expression ot tta benefit to
Provincial interests and Injury 10 our oHn from
1fee lnpsn,;tstlons;
noeeeseIun OF our market r. nf vital Importance to
the maritime psuTinces. and such poasesaion for
midahle menace. u nat fatal wonnd. 10 our own
ashing fnercs't. do nut think that msunder'
st*nd Or 'n.trnnrcsent thoae intcresfs when i eay
thnt. ssandlns ~ We now do midway in tho srestT
e o' tbs ens Dr
ieec af Arr. IL toz tho remaining ak years Of ths
twelye .r9n resn'nution hY int. Government Of
tcrod. II her MAteatf's Government and the
PROVINCIAL tta'ctmen are hrm Ia tha on'nion that
shc eoneession Of Af1 u psst+ wh 40 much 10 -,
british and Provincial interests, 1t may
wei! Ie wsfs rh!l: ist the i've ooys.n'asns to
exchanged interests may not lc desirable.
LORD sALlsnuRx's POSITION.
In reply to this. Lord Salisbury, on Nov. Z, re-
itcratel IFS opin!un that tree fish nM nsh.o!l
wcrc totally inadequate return tor the Cana
dian concessions to our Fishermen. iIe wrote: !:
Believing, In agreement with the majority Of the
Commission. that they wcrc heavy losers BY tho
exchange Of concessions contained in Atls. IL. IN.
and II OF thu treaty. they nevertheless have for
i've years allowed these concchaions to conc Into
force. trusting to tho compensation which tho
cornmisainn would give to them. That they have
done 10 Ia 4 sufficient proof Tint they did not
Anticipate a construction Of tho treaty which
would make tho dctIvtfy OF an awasI almost ia.
possible. 4 valuable property has actuaIly passed
into rho enjoyment Of o,heta and cannot DO re-.
called. Tho price 10 he paid for It WAS 10 be do.
teztnncd later BY tribunal agreed upon between
tbs parties.
This s'pr!co" which the United States have
paid Secretary Eyarts now proposes shall 70 for
SIX instend OF twelve years use Ut the fisheries
by our people. Ws shnl1 6urscudcr without
compensation all tic rcat Of these valuable
rights.
, 1879-04-04
THE FISHERY QUESTION.

Afovement for tho Ahrokntlon OF tho Troaty
-ltcsolatsons Adopted By tho sonnte-..
Action of Secretary Erarts on tho Subject
,,..t,.a' W ~" 4,n ,..s - novc1nnc"t' 'os
oana'ea 70 1seto 1ork Htraia'
done to Secretary Eyurts In some euartcrs b,.
tha c1,.,v, ,,,ot tn h.s hooa H.. T., ~,
- .s a.. ~ n.has au osuu u'1alos5 ~ ilS
.aE..A ea, y, Ao usuy qass..o"' W nc
eo"t."J' Nv naS pa'snoa wv 'nas'cF 10 ncnseiy
',s. ~. te.u' 1. ~, Wv e ~ ~ 'a.t
hsss'1n to"A Nv quss,'o" 'n1o ts o"n l1altus
"na Aopt it 1AIte u".u ~" oays os'ote t''e
sulou1nsnei'. ons!! au eenale aaa aetcu ue
eeetet"'5 na9 "cecseatnf u wall meaht'hc'
however, the tt'oueester hshcrtncn, the pcrsona
most directly Interested tn the British American
fisheries, notified Secretary Eyarta formally BY
a Ia,,t,ttm, ecnt m her, ,h,t tha. i,,,.t ~,
apusass.. .s's. ss"s " 49, 'a"t st ae!a NV
HaliIne ''snts sceoseo a''acf t"o tse3tF anu u
them. md that 50 far as they who use them arc
cotrerpea they wish nothing 10 much as to tco
tho tr'afy a'sosssed. ts9ans a., .,,. ..,.ux
A. wit. DO ] seen b, Il tlo a aate Of .se document
batuw. from which Tic seal Of secrccv In, inst
,,a,, so.,a..,, !, ,-,, w.. ,,,.,1 .h. 81, ~ ~
~. ss.a T.. s"s' ''s =, Too
.uasy a. ts o0a'' ~ s's'sh Se'soa aaop'ou
lxExxcur.vE SESSION, BxsArE or THE Un.rnp
srAr1s, Fob. ri, lBD.-Hssoirtd. Thaf, In tho
Judgment Of lin seuase. atsps ouslt to be taken 10
nr1sido for A. eRsly termination Of thu fisheries
anA cnas9ms stmtanEoHients m ostWeen the Hn,tad
h ~. ana uua r. ~ poss1ao oS nesouatoas
WIZ ,nat ss1 .,. 70 ~ 1as ena
10 lal Defoto ths Ptcadsnt OF lie United Statas.
Attest: GEoRuE G. uoniIAx, Secretary.
MIR. xyAKrs' coRaEsroap1NCx.
IT IL understood that thtp resolution VIA
.ar,,t al tv a., urn,t,no,,, ,r,,, ~ 49,. S..
.,,a II I. ,ixo ,,,o,,.,o,a ~, .,a ..,.,,.t.,. M,
"''" ~ - "'so W koeo aataotity l1Ab
VI soon rs Secretary EvaEts waa notified OF its
passave ha began q corretnupdcnco With ths
nrt,i., fsovo-r,non. ,,oviu,- ~ =. ,..a,.,,..
, 1879-04-04
Tbs Murderer Phair, at Windsor, vt,
Reprievod for Six Days.
Kentucky 0Terrnn with People WHO
lfaYc "Croaked Their Mau.'
A Man Murdered by q Law.
less Mob at Davis
City, la.
Further Account Of tho Receut Ter.
xih1e Fight in .rexns.


Special N&pafch 10 The 1rfbnN&
W1SpsoR, Vt, April B.-Ton!ght prcpara-
tons for the execution of Pl,a!r arc completed.
THO scafTold occupies tho sa.1s position as when
Gravcllo's execution occurred, thrco weeks
since. Representatives. from all tho lcatliug
newspapers are hcrc fortnight. rhatr tonight 10
under close surveillance. shcrtI Simpson ia
hero, and, togother With other prison officials,
pcremptorily declines to permit tic prisoner to
bc seen or interviewed by newspaper representa-
tiYca. The prison officials decline answering
any questions relating to phale's condition.
Excitement Is again supreme. phair's
counsel. together With Nj. Downing,
uf Boston (Dowatng being the person who
identifies Pln!r Is thu uerson hs met IN tho
train near PEoVllcnce) were at tho Executive
ofl1cc today, pleading for another rcpricye for
phair. Tic prisoner still socmnly asserts bis
innocence.
Friday will bo another black Friday for Var
mont, Up to 0 tonight nothing has been
heard from GOV. Proctor. Sheriff Btinpson in-
forms THH TRIBUNE correspondent tonight
that he hal received no word from Guy. Proctor.
Unless ho does, the execution will transptro to-
morrow.
'so<efai Dtspdtch to Tas Tribune
WINDSOR, vt, April 3-t1 p.m.-tioy. Proctor's
Secretary telccrapts tonight to Sheriff stcmp-
SOU s'at the chances for repricvc to phnr very
doubtful. phair, on rccctnt Of this intelligence,
cVlHced great emotion anu uueastness. BY many
IL 10 believed he viii make frotn the galoNs
Rtatosncns not heretofore given, but still cllug-
Ing to bis nsserttousiof Innocence.
go Speetdl Dspateh to.7ht Tribune.
W!spson, Vt, April 3s-a,tdniRht. Gov.
Proctor has rcprteyed phnr for Six days Sheriff
HtemnFou has informed Phair Of the rcprlcve.
Ihalr sscuied coo. and unconccrncd when told,
, 1879-04-04
OBITUARY..

Ucatt Of Samuel II. Dustlrlkt an Ex-Just1ce
of tho Supreme Court Of Iudinua-Qthur
0Gat1is.
8ptctal Dt.pa.eh TO 1ns Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 8.-Judge Samuel
u. Buskirk, late Of tho Supreme Court, died
vory auddap!y to-utsht ut his residence In this
city after d brief illncss. Io was not considered
In danger. but, In attempting to ruiao phlcgm.
rupturcd b1ood-ycssel ip his right lung, u,,d
expired almost Immediately. lie was born In
Now Albany, lnd., III l830, graduated ut BLOOM.
!ngtoa University, and entered upon t1.a prao-
tico OF 1aW there. Subsequently he was elected
to the State Legislature as Democrat for ak
ternla, serving as spcuker Ut tllu House In 1868.
In 1870 he was elected to tho Supreme Bench,
a posIllon which ho held until 1877. During
this timo hn published "Huskirk's Trnctice," =
legal work found In the library OF nearly eyery
Indiana lawyer Upon retiring from the eu-
pretno Donch no resumed practice 1u this city, II.
partnership with Joseph Nichols, Winning tho
esteem md respect Of the entire Bar. Ho was
engaged for tho State Ia the Tate trial, but was
compelled to withdraw By reason OF tho Illness
which tonight resulted III death, Ills body will
be taken to Bloomington On Monday for burial,
Lie leaves a wfe and sIx children.
dp<ctal Idspatea to 77s 7s1bans.
M1HoNK. ILL.,. April 8.-Georgo Dent, public
o'flccr for many years IN Putnam County, aud
widely known ln this section, died this morning,
aged II years.
WassE11so, ". ", April e.-Dr: A. ".
Campbell, brother Of the late Bishop Alexander
Campbell, Of nethany, W. Va, stiad suddenly In
THIS city ]aat ntRht, aged Is years.
dn<etai Dhpateh ia 7ns Tribune.
BLooAsNoFoN. ILL.,, April 3.-slrss Nancy
Hawthorn, aged u, ono uf the ptpucer settlers
ot MoneS Creek Township, died this mornlng.
She eAulo to Mclean County In 1880.
NORWICH, Conn. April &--Dr. Cl,arIss Jew.
cit, tho Wldcly-known temperance lecturer died
to-day.
Esso furk Nfrald, Aprtft.
4 cable dispatch from fari9 announcer the
death. in bis G}th year, OF Thomas Couture, the
cclcnfatsd French psInter: Aswas born Ut SEN
lis, Department Ut The Oise on tic 2lst OF Do
cen,hcr, 1915. l1o WIS lsst pupil of parou
Gros, Rl,d atterward VI Paul DulsFoche. iii
paintings were chiefly Of historical a,lu general
genre. In 1851 hu was accorded secoud prIxa
at tho competition Of Tho Frcnch Institute, ulid
he made his debut III the 6alun Of 1910 With
picture entitled IA Young Venetian After an
Orgy" 1he following aso hls subaequent sx-
hibits; The Ptodigal Son. "a Widow" and
Tho Return froul tls Etellsh (l84N; "a
Tfoubadour' aud two portraits Q843); !" uns
Joeoude" aud "Tha Lore oi Geld" sl9fa), uow
, 1879-04-04
PERSONALS,

4 Poor Mr.. Hanlan's boils mako him rover
with pain.
Ill ask is to hnyo another CHANCE
HJe6trson Dap's.
i Remark Of Mr. Hanlan; Oh my prophetic
$aoul, my unclc--my caFbtunc!o!
Mario, tho tenor, says ho IL not insane
hut the next instant he Aays ho can alag.
Verdict Of the jury III tho caao OF Oliver.
u, Cameron: beware OF tho wldowors.
Count Joannea has been playing "Dun.
dseasy, I" and 1t was probably never pundteaticr,
The audience at the female pedestrian
pbow In Now York was a. slim "a tho legs Of Tho
3ncrawn!est walker.
i We think Col. nuford Is inHane, aud wo
phall stick 10 this op!nion until va ara posItIyo be
Fcah't 10 any moro shooting.
An exchange says that Ellison works by
easllght: and for all VIC can learn about tho elec.
1tsic light We may do the same.
81 Tho murderer OF Judge Elliott, Of Frank
8ort, gets sorsier and sotstes ail tho time, but
adRe Elliott gets mona tho less dead.
houth Africa is II aor,roa of much troubla
o EnRlsnd, hut II 10 nots bad II our Solid South
y 10 za'ua haven't captured Parliament.
~ Tho King Of nurnah seems extremely
EAa@'ous 10 pick tRht with somebody, mud we
&seeeoS call hia attention to Ms. Clara Morris.
AIR. Talnage. according to himself, ia 60
&eood and perfect tlat we aro really afraid ,he
kpfook1sn tseahs@ry will cruelty him.
Mrs. John Horne, Of Anderson, Ky,, has
1u't given birth to- brood Of nvs Children, Mta.
&hoFno may PERHAPS. bs called cornucop,a,
T Tho largest diamond in tho world-woiohx
tns 400 carata--has juat b.ea found In 1ndls
some actress ought to buy It to DO robbed Of.
Many Of the people OF Kentucky dsslro
tho presence Of Judge Lynch IN shat State: hut n
Eis probable thas - MsIsh" Bufosd would sboot
him also. '"S''
We should like to call the attention NJ
james CuEEle, oFTexal. to the Count Jo4pnes. hut
VIC Ase u would do no good. Nj. Cussls can't get
out OF jail.
Several exchanges olaulos for another term
oE osant; but tha:Dsmoesats sro killing ID tho
nemoe'at!o part, II snse!ua!lY now II hs did dur,
An exchange says that Eve permitted her
naspana 70 haso al the latch -teys hs wanted. Bha
o.a' bat ths esss tina hs went away from hopo
Ahs Nent With him,
, 1879-04-04
ROBBERY.

Tuesday night last Q drover whose name IL
unknown fell into the company Of a lot Of pros
tltutcs and thieves At Monroc's, beer garden,
corner Of State and Taylor ssreets. During the
evening ho gave cue Of the walters 500 bill
TO nay for round OF drinks, md the walter,
whose name is also unknown, clipped out Of the
back door, and nale OF With 1t. At IN carl hour
this morning Dectecttyc Bteclo arrested ono Of
the special policemen At tic garden, a man
named Hank Allottt who II supposed to have.
been Implicated IN the theft.
, 1879-04-04

Astrological predictions are occasionally vcrt-
fled. zADK1sL's Almanac, standard publi-
catlou, Issued last autumn, contained tho fol-
lowing:
opo ha een,,e e 11D n an' sses psee
1:05 p. m. Of Jan. e, Cape moan timo. satutn
In tho 11th VIII bring aonc d!tlcntles on the Gov
with hostile acts pcrpotratod BY d!scontentcd
tribes, "A Mara aquat6s Saturn from tho seventh
house.
Jan. % was the date OF tho Isnndala disaster.
, 1879-04-04

Tho enthusiasm Of all tho officials. about the
Clty-lnll for HAnnIsoN ainco tle election 10
lgute touching TO- behold. For their sakcs 1t Is
Ito he hoped CARTER will net up to tho stern
Spartan and Civil~seryice reform principles
(which lo has profcsscd.
, 1879-04-04


ELo1N, ILL.,, April 3.-Last May tho session o.
thu Presbyterian Society expelled one Of their
number, Elder W. W Ksnucdy, because OF aev-
cral cEutgcs made against him by the Ray, A.
Allison, then pastor. The session has Hiuce
found cause to doubt the truth Of the charges.
Today 4 formal meeting Of the session was
held, aud hir. Kennedy was reinstallcd. This
hopea will restore unity md good feeling IN IL,
chntTh
, 1879-04-04

Mr. HA1sTEAp ''could culttvato liking for
GARFIELD II his fool-frIonds were not suel,
very foolish persons rs the common counts.'
But GARFIELD 10 not responsible for bis TOOL
friends, and ho Is so much Of a tnan and 80 true
Il politician that MIR. HALsTxAD ought to cutti-
yato liking for him, whether or no.
, 1879-04-04

has refused or neglected to hold another elec-
tlon. but one good effect Of the appointment
OF BELL mnr be to give Senator WApLstall
abundant leisure to mako hs calling md cleo
lion bv tho Legislature sure. IIa time Ia no
doubt much more probably employed Ia New
Hampshire just now thau It would bo in Wash-
inctOu.
, 1879-04-04

Ing 10 ward OF tho pistol, received two shots In
3lts head. 4 third .af7ray to,k place n lttto
the licnd md Murphy in Tho thigh, when both
partfes were ftarrcstcd. On tl.r 2Gttl James ia,
put under additional bonita, Murphy's wound
wns tuo sevcre to admit Of fls appearance in
cnutt.
, 1879-04-04

/ BEN BUTLER said TINT the atlusionB to Fort
! Fisher md Big Bethel by opposing counsel in
= ftN8 CAMERON case wero vulgar. BENJAMIN WAS
3pcrfcctly right, But then Fort Fisher aud nle
&Bcthe1 were worae mistakes than auy allueions
$to them could bo.
, 1879-04-04

btr. GLADSTONE was kept away from The
wedding Of tho Duke OF Counaught, It Is be-
1tcved, by tho personal Intervention Of the
Queen. V1cTontA might hlye been In hotter
business. Happily sho has chosen to slight
nun who is too big to be put down cyon By q
Royal saub.
, 1879-04-04
AMUSENIEN


MUSICAL NOTES.
4 horse ran away at tho railroad depot In Phj,a.
detph,a la.elv and knocked down seventeen na7.
@ - - h,on,.o.a str. 49, ~. p =.
sons, cheh enc oeione'nS 10 u'Hereht flnaforc"
company about starting On country kour.-lfor-
rlsto,cn N<rald.
rh. q. raj. c,,,.- n,4u,.X., saws. ..,,,
Lao et" Aouls u'oos.0e'"oe'as IVY says. '"hS can
an w. s,s,,..a -a,-a..n,..,s. ~
ssu ia Ill nuo4"aso Atptcoent"t,oa VI oulllfaat
'Plnafoft'f We have not yet bad ono in st. Louis,
and any manager bringing II ont here in good STYLE
gou,l rem rich reward, il Htnco this nnnorrcc.
mani ,ros nn,a II IL rcno,,cf ,,.t cror IN .-n,'s
Mehs "as 'auo :. IT, 1oat o'er Aoo ssoapca
The Drool1yn church choir !. pfnayorcu - ror,.
,.rr ,-..on.. = ,oo5 .a.,nIa -, ,,ain"t..', S"l''
Panf pfesuA ss1 eooo sa's .! occ'esas'teal mar"
many. MISS ucnryt mo Jgsfph'nt, Ia the leading
soprano os 1T. stcphcn'a Episcopal Church, long
locally ce!ebfntcA 1of tts excellent cho]F. Miss
ltuthcfl0Fd tue tfhfkffctp s Tho lending contHatG
OF tha tevs VI. AHneHs Ffes1Ftet!an Church. to
which also belong Aif' etafele. Thu tonor nnd Msa
stosehsoh, Lnn Mczzo-sopfano. Mr. Knox. tho
CithcS,ai1 40 0S t@3't' '"@A''''o - W" ealho'c
..-..
NJ. II. Z. Krchb!o!. 4 Professor In the Clnc!n-
nntl Co!!eEe o. Music, and likewise tho musical
celtlc ~ the Clnclnnat! td.<fft, has been dis
charged from the former position for writing nn
TO tho interests ot the College i EcrYes him
right. being tho critic Of tic Gazette, he should
never lave accented position in tho College.
Laying accopicu It, be Ind nrtglt to work against
It's lntercsea.
Tim s,ra,.o.rh f,n.rc co,nr,,v ,,.,,a l., 1,,..,
burr On bInnJay cyeninr ,yItt, Sn,noot. ~ !,
and Lta carried an thn h"nnr. of Inc nvsn;I" ai
, 1879-04-04

HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 8.-uamln. the
State Prison convict who killed Wclls shipman,
the Keeper, haa been sentenced to be hinged
May 2S, 1880.
Davis, the prison watchuan, for bis sharc In
the crime, Inns been found guilty Of murder iu
the second degree,
, 1879-04-04

/ The Baltimore american remarks that "Bec-
:rotary SHERMAN has back Of him possibilities
TINT may seud him 10 tho front ~ d Presidential
;canddate." How about his ''aunte, his sistcrs,
land his coustns"3
, 1879-04-04

DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Josllua WAiscomb p" IL tho next attraction at
1lavcriy's.
Iooth sppears as Nami<t At BIC cyickes's on Mon.
day, the 1ith.
George Doniface appears at 1lamln's uo1t week
In ''Tha Soldiers Tsust~'
Aathildc Cattreliy, tho popular German soubssttc,
leaves In few wceks for Europe.
THE Two Orphans" will probably be renewed
1T tho Union Square in September.
Glars MoFFls 1t seems, thinks scrious}y Of again
wrestling with Lady 4lae1fth next ecusou.
Y. J. Davis left for Now York last ntrht He
Will manage the Iyceum Theatre for IEaYstly
Janos O'Nclll and Low Morrison bayc sl1nsd
With baldwin. Of San Francisco, for ncxt scnson.
''Jakt,," II. Quads new German. American
comcdy, will bo producud OIL April II ut Detroit,
Miss Kose 0sborno ',hs also announced her ,utcn.
lion to Walt Australia shortly. How many mole2
col. llavcrly IL capturln: them all. lie has rot
Aimee, who will appear about tho I'D june ~ hs
Chicago h1usu.
Not content With being an actor, . sen'psos, n
pss'ntsr: : ana w1ef, Milo. ssEsn ltern..att ak.
otc..
Modteska a. juliet Tonight; La4y Isabel and
.ln4e. Piae Tomorrow attcsnoon; and Adrikant
Saturday evening. will Conclude hsr engagement,
s..0rlmston Osangc, Ta1o Of tho Last Century,"
loudon. Murars, ". y. Gilbert and Arthur 4.
beckett arc tho authuEs.
hcvtckee' . stock company returned to tho city
on n aoheslay morning. all1 Leave Tor Detroit to.
night, where on Monday thuY support no0lh. lha
engagement LISTS lve Alghth.
This tour Of tho "EnGagcd" party, under MIR,
hhbsye management, ha1 lcen abandonrds Miss
hhtheF1o RoKcEs returns to Naw York. Under
cnxa9e.He1t to appear .Hyrsa IN ''Ths Palace Ut
Truth. At taa Turk Tacatsc.
rhtladelphIans arc SOM 10 enjoy Romeo and
juliet acting match, ul.lsr tho Xuxptces 0f lii,
Atkins Lawrence. hccuraIHg TO tbs issms Ut Tic
forthcoming Contest, thu 6c1 Will c4us!st uf i've
Jaststt nuu i've HoMisot.
Manager Falgspr, according 10 the Philadelphia
Jt4H, paid Sard Shock SIS, OA Tor tho bu4tnesa of
the untun squaro Theatre. The cash Ii 4il pa!d-
out Ut the - 'bnnkct's pa4Kntut profits, aud
Palmer has many thousands to thu good I'ealdu.
Tho celebfattun at tic now Shakespeare Memorial
ThGatta At EtraifoEl. Avon ArEll ~ will ta.
Kin with banquet. to bu followed by perform.
nnee OF t'AAch Ado About Nothing, +" with Darry
Sullivan ~ Aenedlek and Helen fsuct - Heatrcs.
1t II becoming dangerous to lnpose bad actors
on rural pe0p1u. 6esttal "Ptnafofo" companies
hayu haeu driven out OF cities and sltgex sua now
news comes Of audlenc0 In Ea1tx N, T.,
1nobblng party that was maktng tbolop 6huYls II
too painful for endurance,
"tn France. tays wrttss In serlonsf,s. "uo
ono thfnks Of taking tho stagu hastily and Acting
in Tbs Hunehbackt or .NoGluo aud juliet MIR
hs!f doxan lsssuns. Tie difficulties of tho III Vi
acting sso batter appfeci4sod there. anu The pre-
Parstofy Wosk of 4 pnpi! at tho C0uss.yaloty Il
long aud toil&omu." How differently wv d. things
, 1879-04-04

The terms Of agreement By which the DAVID
DAVIS party In Congress nntl the Grcenbackers
faro to be- united still hangs fire. Tito Green.
hackers arc willing TO count noses, but DAVIS
insists that each party shall bo Weighed.
, 1879-04-04

Tho court Of last resort IN Kentucky seems to
bc tho ahotgun. BuFoRD had three trials, and
was beaten each timo. IIc then killed the
Judge, which Is certainly moro decisive than
change Of venue.
, 1879-04-04

I The Democratic mancuyesng In Congress
snppoars to oe In the interest OF GRANTS nom
.;fuatfon as much as ANYTHING. The peoplu crave
rest from this constant menace Of agitatora and
, 1879-04-04

TIL: NiOONsIINERs.
NlsnvILLE, Tenn, April 8.-Collcctor 9. Wool-
cock to-day received information from Wayne
County that four fllcit dlstllortcs had boon lc-
Btrosed and much trouble experienced IN the
enforcement OF law,
, 1879-04-04
AT FOND DU LAC, WIS,

bpeE5n l71pulEF 70 tn 7F{tIN3.
FoHp nu LAC, Wis, April 0.-At d o'clock
this morning tho residence Of Henry Butter
field, Of Butter1cld Il Eldrldget cloth!crs, was
burned. Loss, $4,000; insured In Wyatts ts
Mcl)crmitt's agencies for $500. Detective
chimney.
, 1879-04-04

"The Man on Horseback" has again appeared
Ein the South. Tie editor OF tho Baltimore
3Amerfcaa saw him Inst week. Ec was hcaaiuc
1or tho White House.
, 1879-04-04

i No wonder the GRANT movement Is "boom-
k|ng,'' when the majority In Congress IL deter
|mIncd to mike 1t buou,,
, 1879-04-04

III RQINVl9 11JLt
Specfai DISPATCH to 7ne Tttbune.
QurHcr, ILL.,, April A-Tho damage By tho fire
In this city Lost night wns heavier tllan was re-
ported In THE TRIBUNE. DcadrEck's loss was
$4,000, covered BY insurance, as folowa: Ono
thousand dollars In the Continental, 1t. Louis,
ant s., 900 In tic Phmnix, BROOKLYN. Tie loss
IN niach!ncry waa Hight mud covered by lpsur-
uncc III tho German, OF Quincy.
, 1879-04-04

Goodness! how that eagle wilt scream now
1t will be- called "llls uonor,n
, 1879-04-04

held In Ulster County. will metz out speedy ar,dl
exact Justice to those man who, In Violation of; :
lar and sacred personal rights, deprived honest
election. " "
, 1879-04-04

!zu,cia, nlsnateA to 7as 1,fsuns.
TERnn HAuTE, Ind, April 8.-Vermiliop
County witnessed to-day Tor tho trst ttno Tho
execution Of dcatl1.scntencc. Walter Watson
n1an Ut low origin aul bud character, on the
10th Of last January killed eroccry-krcpcr by
tho rnsna Ut Ezra Compton, Ut Highland, q
stnn!i hamlet q few mllcs from Newport. Tie
murder VIE most fou! and atrocIous, There
were no mitigating circumstances whateycr.
siuco rccelylng tho dcath'sontcnce, Watson has
spent Most Ut hls tins In eottlng reIig-
Ion, and said TINT le expected to
leap from tho scatrold Into the arnla Of jesus,
lie was accompanied on the seaifoid by lila
18.ycar.oll wife. where most affecting scene
t1sued. Ho had III speech to mako, arld dis
played d wonderful amount Of pure grtt.
Every arrangement was complete, and tllu
murderer received tho penalty Of tic law with
but slight conruls!on', !dyiuS bY stfangulatton
n1ent, and the little Town was crowded. Eycry-
body seemod satisfied.
OB9TRUCTIN4 CORRESPONDENCE
dptetal Dt1nasca 10 lhs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April A-Dcputy United Btatea
Marsl,al Simpson last evening arrested Charles
Link Rt his residence, No. E.9 Chestnut street,
charging him With obstrucs!ny the corresponds
enco OF Ernest Schubert. Link received from
tic poatman lcttsr addressed to Schubert, aud
retained possession several days, during which
Ile broke the seal anu patused the contcnts. Thu
letenlaut sets up that thcgo Ia young lady Of
tho name Of Schubert living In hta uelghDorhool,
with hwhom he Is uu terms Of instnnto friendship;
and TINT when tho post.nuu brought the letter
hu thought 1t Was foE her. and not only took os-
session ot tic Misslse, but presumed upon hia
relations With The young lady so read 1t. Iha
preliminary examination OF Lnls occurred tct0re
CuntntssIQuer nIoolgood this Hfteruoon, utl1 ~.
suited tn hts being hold for trial, thu Gail being
fixed at $500.
DETERMINED TO KILL HIS MAN.
LlTrLa NocK. Ark, April u.-Deputy United
States harshRls a. Murphy and Miles James had
q shooting affray, or three Of them. on tho eth
aud 25th ult., at Harrison, l]oone County. Mur-
ply kicked james, aud thu latter procured gun
anl fired At Murphy, who returned tho shot.
both were arrested and fined, aud James PET
undcr $7D0 boud. Next, day Murphy attempted
to shoot James from bslitnd whlle tie latter was
seated 1t table eating. "A u. aodgins, attempts
, 1879-04-04

New YonK, April "A. 8eligman's cor&ct
and shade fnctory, corner Broadway md Droomo
street, .was burned this morning. Loss, S25, 100;
Insured.
, 1879-04-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tie fall nj 1Entpo1o revealed III t7entor
changes In English history thnn does caaweii's
sllpncsy elm lozengoA in cough medicines. Sold
tn Chicago by luck T. nayner.