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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-03-06
ra.SE1.

We have cut from the Alta Cul;.
tornao " recipe for the cure of neu,
ralg!a, which the editor of that pa
per claims TO have been effective in
several easos to his own knowledge.
Tie says: Some time ago We pub
llshed, at tho request OF friend,
recipe to cnre neuralgia: Half a
drachr of sal ammonia in An ounce
oi camphor water, to be taken
teaspoonfni at dose, AID the dose
repeated several times at intervals of
tive minutes, if the pam he not re-
l'eved at once. Halt dozen diff
crent persons have since tried tho
recipe, and in every case an ilnme-
diate cure has been effected. In
one, tho sufferer, lady, had been
affected for more than week, ard
her physician was unable TO allevi-
ate her sufferings, when a solution
of sal ammonia in camphor wafer
relieved her in a few minutes.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-03-06

A Tennessee man bet his wife
and dog against ten dollars on a
horse.race, ard when he lost he re-
fused to give the dog. which had
been put in at nine dollars.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-03-06
Vol. XIII.
JAS. a. GRAY,
FIRE INSURANCE..

WINO1ON, N. =.
First Class Companies Repre-
Semled.
.AU Glasses Of Buildings and Stocks
Insured
Low RATES GIVEN ON DWELLINGS FOR
TERMS OF 3 AND 5 YEARS.
rSs@ CARRYING AN OPEN POLICY
i'll the best FIRE COMPANY in the
United States, certificates of insurance
issued at small cost for one day or more
on investments inproduce, Tobacco, sc.
The n. e. State life Insurance
Company Represented.
Every man should have Life Policy
and this Company is deserving of the pa4
tronage of our people. Pays all losses
promptly and is liberal in its rates and
privileges.
Winston, N. G.. Oct %, 1873.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-03-06
FURNITURE.
H. EDWELL 6 SON
HAVE OPENED A.
Mattress & UphOlStGring Establishment

In the Market House, on Main Street. where thew
are prepared to mauu facture Mattresses and 40
Upholstering of all kinds -
We make curled shuck Mattress which is al
most equal to our chair, and refer you to Mr.
Crutchteld and W. A. L emily who have used them
Repairing done in good style.
Our work is superior and cheaper than Nortbern
work. ~ Aoi 'herh
Special terms given to parties wishing number
OF Mattresses. Huiiioer
Our Mattresses are kept in store and for cole b
the winston Furniture and Coffin Conpanv on.
Poslte the Piedmont Warehouse and joininG Hin
shaw & Co. 's AAin-
Winstoni N. c., June 9th, 1s7s.-27tf
, 1879-05-28

subscriptions lerc, M our citizens win bA.e no
tntcre.t III n road built As tl,u Grand Trunk
managers insist upon having IL built. And it
may bo stated tint there Ia serious Doubt
Witetlcr nnY such rnail will ba built 1t II
hnt tile rand tho WAbaah wants, md ratlruuh
managers have wny IT getting around con-
trNrtt wttch nrn not satisfactory. All the tnik,
therefore, is likely to nnd In SMOKE Tho Wa.
oast not t,oing ahla TO Rot now what IL wants,
IN recount u The lossi0n at tho trand Trunk
''nnngera. will quietly awnit tutura develop
nIcnta. Thy cbancos arc agaiust anything whit
ever hung done this yuar.
It may also be stntcd thai th9A result puts a
tltisctus IN The projected bridge. Work IN The
than the butitlln. Of "Tlnncl f1eattgunrsors,'t y
at1u boltE ,,',W abandoned, the wbpo subject of
rnruasl crossing, which llas occupied pubt tc at.
tcnttnn 70 larEclY for tlle paat two moutp5, will
Atl.s!de altogether.
In 1hc meantime, however, the people Of this
city should not relax t'ctr efforts, Whatever
subscription netrntt undertakes SHOULD hc fur
lhe ritrpnss 0f acquiring Southwestern business,
which our merchants stcnl 10 enYct. The urcut
Western .lssirGs a connection witt Chicago hnsl
tlM Southwest, alll viii doubtless Ealu t.. Our
citizens caunot III, better, under tsiB rtrcn,n-
ssat, rs, tl,on tn clnploy the f!intis which they
Inny raise ~ gstlhg The frcat Western nn ontlet
" whs ut fpslantl aiml tieicc !,y the ltltlstae
Hnad IN southwestern tltrccti0n, forming con-
nrctt0lls with thu Datirure Il Ohio mud Other
rttatlh from Which thty cal cot business, and
which will tnko them Into Chicago.
, 1879-05-28
FOUR PER CENTS.


Their Prlco Hold UP stifliy AEalnst the Ef-
fprtA Of Spsotilntors,
8necsol Hispdlch " 7he Trtoans.
NRw YoaKt May 27.-The specu1ators tried
hnrtl to break down the per cunts to-day, but
their efforts resulted in llttlo bryonl lemp,-
rasy sessation OIL the street. llle curiuus
feature Of tho movement Was the fAct
Tint the Syndicate ,nurkcI up the
price OF per cents to 1031,6 and accrucd inter-
est, which is equivalent to 10i LIZ ut tho very
time that the spccuators Ind succeeded LII low
cring thu prcu from 103i{. which was Tho clos
Ing quotation III Monday, to 10216, This wus
all the lowering the apecalators could cf-
feet, md escn this was moi long
maintained. Following the advanced rate
announced by .lle Syndicate, which amounted
to tculpuraly withdrawal Of tic few millions
ot bonds they still hare left, ca,ne Secretary
Shcrman's order, artl the price bounded up
a9aln to 1H,16@t03s. This lowering was
ctIrctcd by tlIu larga aalos matc by
speculative holders for the purpose Of
reattz,nw tl,u profits VI The past few weeks, by
the nddcd sales by brokers who have been buy
Eug the $40 ceFtitlcntcs, anl ny the movement Of
tbs specuIaturs, who won't In md sold "slDrts,"
It was hoped ttiat by this eonblncd pressure
chauce might be oprnetl for some big results,
but the outcome 'sns full Of cllagrln for thu
UhoyRu
, 1879-05-28

VERsAILLks, MAJ "7.-'Ile Chamber OF Dep
utles, by vote Of 272 against IN, tcfuscd
"urgsacy" for the motion Ut CIe,nenccau do.
mAt,dlng tic temporary release Of BlanQul.
L1FH SENATOR'S.
Gen. 0rosleY, Minister Of War, and Admiral
Jausegnihesry. Miaister of aiariue, hare been
elected life ssaators.
WILL MOVE ANnNDMkNr.
VERSAILLES, May 97.-In tho dobate On Cic,a-
enccau's motiou. Minister LeroYer said thu Gov
erntnunt would more tho amendment Of Ula.,-
Qufa election. They were not prepared to ac-
cept the prsssuEo Ut intimidation With regard to
the uaa al The prsro9attva of .nascy,
, 1879-05-28
TEMPERANCE.

Session OF the National Order of Good
Tonplarf-petertn' to Wonr a"
TIN TN s"oFas' anu TO nseo"S Ao4s worthy
A''R"' .1"." ..o'
aoTeM eS.s,. "'n1e" 1an., a. ~: 1T 5'se1aa IT,,
''s',' - ~, ,.s".o "1 e.s"t
o1ana Louke u tsla A"ocpeAoent o'ueF u doou
Templars arrived In this city this morulng.
Delegates wore present from every Stato fu
are m urlah Com, Jr,, G. ", Dassett Miss l;uniec
Hooper, Is. ". Cfanhton, a1'!' JDln seoossK.
The report OF the Right Worthy Grhnl Temp
lar. r, D, Knuouee. Of Wisconsin,, was
s,,,,n,tt+rd IL hrcan hv co1gra,,,ln,Ir1 t,o
"..a" .aa s.s.r,,,,:. ~ 'n 49, .,,'' ..n.' ."e
otaeF upon LIE "sset.'p'4n{ y. t'''s' tao L"eat}-
,tth ann,tal aess'on OF tllr Lodge, aud congrntu
latel the Order upon its wonderful, growth frou
one subortiinate Lpdne to 7.0o0: frou, MN
nrs,s asv. IN Nav WI, :, saSo,,tm
a'e urs4nd Lo1ges, easa having
subordinate subordinate LODGES; from q totnl membership m
~ fe,y h,,,,,1rcd m IN totol mcmhors,,fn ~
ol lew hunu.eu w " tutai "smnoFst'p Q.
hnnofeos OF thousafus' Haost oi Inc craii
lodgas Of the Order aro In vigorous
condition, but eomc arc Inactive rcu.
dared ]otharrfc by tin flar1 ti,no. Inn
s,n'na nSao,. " a.he nas ,,ann '', .,<,,nao 10y
by saooo during tho year. Good advancement
has been lnano ia many directions There is
a,rh. n%n,. !, 1,,.a s',.,, 'no.n .J ,,a.u mo
1'kAs LUX 20 ia 4"u'"' "4t" ~ "ooa,!' H'aff
a. Ihomas, as u. y. W. u. L.. anu
t'ro or three Lodges In Bernuda. Gooil work
has bceu heplu among the Tntltans. n1,t1 anntirn
, 1879-05-28
.7EtFcRApHIc MITES,

Nav YonK, May :as7.--lho suit Of Maria u, =. ).
Blair, formerly Mrs.. Gcn. Granger, to hase A's
marriage with Capt. Thomaa Blair anaat!e' W.. y.
account Of bis b!ganS, has been aec'dea III ~
favor oY the roferee.
Ss', ';*ssy, 'p'ss ;. to e, e; i...Y i."..Ye,tera.
there were planted In Pow0r'a Lake. eass u", 4
here, ~ geo yoang Lake Mts|l4an =. .''g. D. scos s
fs au%Ssr sfsts y I'M II
AAnnlsnuAo, May 3t-lhs Free 5Iis ri9i.l'ss ia y.
bl!l pasacd thu Houso this !no1',9!n.- ser1stssy ~
.HARKlspuRa, May 4I--M; !; qusy, oeS''iHu's s', H'ts
OF lha Commonwealth. testified before s,saistt NV i,
Corruption Investigation Co'Hl'!!sst h,ri.r 10
TO the effect that NJ man had any auanos .ns.es
use his uatne 10 connection With eo!fapt a sss,rs
alleged to have been used to sesur' ea' p~S@'"
OF tie PlttsburR Riot Claims net- :, <,,,o,rs,.
NEW YoAK, May a7.-rha casho!!s, - Io'p%t ! mrtt,
tIon soc!cty ot tho unted statss tep9 9lI!isns
ing. today, attended BY Aryioaaop p'T,,nu,l,
Ryan, ud otlers. nd agreed 10 ea! ,tt,be pspis iss
meeting 10 further IT. purposg .;. o. ',ayrnes&
ha1 tue hearty approval Of Cardinal aleo'o'A@''
, 1879-05-28

and b,-tans Of thu Club, nm} sepo,. >. -
meeting IN adjournment was ,, f,,c, . t!'e uc1t
rhe Dcnocrats Of thu Seventeenth scycntn ~;
noa1 meotE lsst eve,,,GT ,G at ssea sa.ns, nsd
ysryf :ll'nly attonded Messrs H. G. sMh'sh Mn.h sa.
Etmtl finerhstcr nado thu spcecne. VI s'ofr atd
Tho First Warl Republican i,rs
evening and appointed Omar l;ushn"a,i,n i,net lat
Wrern. F. a. brokoskf, una Arthur n9i., nt,.Ib D. ].
eon''ttac 70 saaaess suitable aegsan, to .,s ~
CLUB wlll meet again this esuuluy uli.Ss. ;.s Thu
report o. tho Committee, when fu st,s9ths '.sar ths
To he Editor ot 1at Trtoxnt ~'s'os'
CnioAao, May a7.-ltcre /, n .,m,,.
ktntl Of Justice dispensed at tho bar ~ u } 10
MsAillster. 'udga
a notorious loafcr known to po,.c,, .au
efeo!o folltlcal influence, was detected mt ,"
ago III voting TWICE at one aul TIM ,,n,. ,n2
tion ID North-Slds ward. A few nnb,.' s!es'
ed citizens resolved to put stop to thu .a.. ,ss.
thing. and went to lnllntc labor u,,i oraI s,'t q
Ia gathering the evidence necessary IN rsass taa
nnd convict. At tue trial II seemed II H. laust
ccutors that the Iut!Re did hls ttn,o,t ~ nfos
euro oll acnnlttal, but the jurf lIsnrrcsens W t'
'nt aesSna ,a tr,nI was ha. At which the esen:s
Again 1t sccne - Il tho Julgs :xossa ssloaage' e
abilities on bei.nlt Of tho accse l, lua,rs, n.y. n.
~ ho could mol IN u case OF this kim H.. W.
,hc Jury that prisoner Was acting IN "sIt4tt ss'f4tt
fcnse, tho Jutlga brought In yesa|ys nt t'esias' sn
II then bcca1nu the duty Of tic ,jr,l,n .saH'f'
aenscncct nrd tu determine upon tic k1nd NJ pa':
extcnt Of punishment. Under tlc "ii,rs i,m ~
'ngh.t ',.g; haTe ,a tnel .as ',A " g s0 Or .. u
II Is unnecessary to dwell mpnu ills uatt,ss n'
u!e crime Of which, the prIsonur had bean ~ ot
vlctctl, or upon It's tendency to dclr.I n, sa, a
Of The majority a1 upset tlle very 1ound,isns. n.
q our goycrnmont. Tho cxtronc Tint Of Fl.
5aw, h"r. hsa slq t'nf snd one year ~ ia roa
does not 20 far enough IN this cass at s...a IN
Hut tic convicted l0nfer VIVA al artIyp Wiz.
anh ward politician. "''AS
What ssntcnrs DO you SUPPOSE the .rnd..
passed. upon hlm! lie tiueu hin sa3 '4'ss'
kOHru R,n,
, 1879-05-28
FIRES.


IN NEH 1ohlh+
fEw YoNK, Mar 91.-'rhc Stato-strect fro Is
still burning this forenoon. Tie building owned
By john Stewart, Jr, and lcucd by John 8.
Richards, was damaged e20,no0: insured.
Wadc, Murphy s. TO-, Of l'carl street, had
1,470 bnlcs Of cation in tic building, valued
Mt sbuut sloo,D00; insured. Williams,
Hack & Co. hnd ,,earty 1000 balcs
In store; insured. D. q. Watts loss, Ito
bales: insured. Dwight D. TrowbridGe, 13I
Pearl street, owned batweon 200 ans! 500 bales;
Insurance.. 81, ,0Uu. Il. II. Smith Il Co., 1M
poar street, lost l18 bales; Insured for Ft5 000;
1T nety.clght l,stes belonging 10 the Fachtrc
tsfv S IT,, afaes s,nrc s1S ,es
tnstlrua. Tho names at tt,u owness Of tile ~.
1nniuler Of The property tn the atorchous0 could
not ee ascertaned, but 1t Is thought tAey aTo lp-
surcd.
, 1879-05-28
CRIME.

Snrrfat Dixoatch to Tia Tribune
JottEr, ILL.,, May a7.-Four couvlcts named
George Dutts, John Trainer, Frank Mckinney,
anu John Davis were discharged from tie pcn[-
iensiary this morning after having served one
year cach for burglary ut fsaicsbnrg, AMI were
met hero by Butta' brother, William, when the
t'sc nacn started In for drunken spree. They
wesa f1nally ordered ont Of town, aud started
west OIL the Rock Island Railroad trntk. After
eross'tW the river brldgo thoy Engaged in FREQ
light, anu during the Ine1eo Mrktunoy was shot
IN tlc back ahl hall Of llis right car WIS
bit off, The police soon arrived, and arrested
tllc whole party With tho exception OF Davis,
who escaped. The wounded man was taken to
tic Brdcweli and q physseIan summoned. who
SAYS the sAan chn1lot survive. The other three
we're lacked uE' II the County jail to await TX
animation. Mckinney ssascd to Stnto's-Attur-
neg Flanders tia, 1'rasucr bit off his car, but
ihAt nc did not know who shot him. The potcc
are now in pursuit of Dayls, with good prospects
Ut c'lectlng hia capture.
, 1879-05-28

md reaker rcnorts frpnl America deprived t1a
trade OF Iii buoyancy, a1ul sales wera difficult at
previous quotations. business WAS fairly active
during the waess, as the retail wants of tho mill
CTS kept solers employed, and tho ilnor growt1is
Of sprIns American whrnt werc in falr request.
Maize 11as improved . pence per quarter slnco
Mou,lay, asHl considerable quantities sold at
that advance, but uttcr varloties Of feeding
sold AT foNNEH vaiuns.
With small arrlsals nt ports Vi chlt during The
week, thu itoa.ing cargo trade for wheat was
dali and prtces tiee1tnpd I'll rgr quarter. a[nlze,
with 1!tnttosl inquiry, was T91td per Quarter
1owor. Barley steady. Sales of English wheat
Inst week, 53.o72 quarters, At 41s ID nor qlar-
ter, against 35.55a Quartcrs at Ola I'll per o',ar-
ter the corresponding week the previous yenr.
The imports into the United Kingdom for The
week ending siay II amounted 10 ll3,esi hum
drcdwctchts ut wheat and 25U, 630 hundred.
Weights ot flour.
, 1879-05-28
STRIKING .'LQNGsHQBEMEN.

DusFAIo, Mar N,-Fos some days past
trouble has besn Drawing asuong 'longshoEat,cn
and psopslles linef, caused BY tbs doalaud for
luereassd wages ffum ID 10 20 cents m hour,
which tho propeller liucs refused to accois to.
A humber Of them tufuaed 10 work, anl
threatcaed nav nun engaged In tislf places
With vlolallce* Htonss aud c1ubs ,gers fresly
used this AoEntug uu lot OF It1en unloading /
vessel, but thu strikers nero promptly dispersed
BY tlsu police. l'he unfolding Ut this Union
6teambost Eompsny'4 h0ata Il n i standatIll
for the present, aud more trouble Is lookea fus.
, 1879-05-28

MANCHESTER, Ind, atay a7.--Wl,ile John Il.
plaee, were oponins ditch, thay were ordered
10 stop by their netghbors, John Lumpkins and
two SOUS. = quarrel en.ucd, lp which I.umpktus'
eldest sou WAS shot anil Instantly Killed, thu
youngest aon md father receiving seyerc iii
jurtes. Young Lcwis waa iAsally injured by b.
lnts struck IN tic hcnl with brick. Tlic cider
Lewis has surrendered to tho authorities.
, 1879-05-28

sFf7aI D31bd7tH "a 771 7f76f7H3.
EAar sAd1NAw, atfeh,, May e7.-A smart
shaver last night hnt tcnIllncy to check tho
forest tites raging In the piuo woods north, in
Clnrc County. Great .lainage has bocn done,
many sections having been burned over. Ger
rish, wct!-known MuskcGon 1umberuau who
Is operating d logging rallroad, lost oyer
3,o00,OoO feet OF JoGs, valued at el5,000 to
ss0, ,001, nnl considerable standing timber was
also killed.
, 1879-05-28
TILE GARRISON QRSEflutEs.

kos1oH, Aaas., May 27.-'ghs faulty Of tho
lsts William L!ofd Garrison Asys yielded TO tho
urgent solicitation Of prominent gentlemen who
expressed deslta to honor the memory Ut tue
deessa*d BY = public funeral, and consented to
i'ola the gesequtss In tho EL4t Church, Kox-
htssy, a4 Wednesday. EnAo9ie4 will be pro-
pYqncfM by Weuasll Flilltps, The Rev. samuel
Nay. Lucy stone. ana Theodore b. Weld.
, 1879-05-28
INDIAN TERRITORY,

EvPAu+A, Ind. Ter, btay 37.-A Convention
Of thu civilized trlbea mat 1t this plsca today
and elected Ward coAchman, chiet Ut the
Greeks, Chairman. aud J, q. Moore Secsetary.
l'hc following delegates represented thcis r.
spect!ye Nstlons; William 7, .noss aud Judge
Geqrgo esn.iqra, chsrokoea; g. q. Nelson aud j. q
Maosp. Choctaws; sx-0oy, y, +, Q1es.on AMI
Juiao l.. L. Woods, Chickasaws; Col. y. N.
Mvklntosh. John Il. Mooru. Ana Coweta Miccot
, 1879-05-28

6ptctal ihsplteh ~ TAs TFthHak
QUINCY. ILL.,, Maj 31.--Jamea Wilson. tho
brother uf tho murderer Zach Wilson, has been
captured aml scnt to prison. Ja1ues broke JUL
At Carthage after bulug et,nylatc4 OF completely
IN tho murder pf McDunpll, at plymouth, .,rl
has been vt large fDE. soEuu nlontla. liz vas
arrested on Monday ut the residence pf ita
fathcr'in.!aw. ncnf plymouth. lie whs found
cQt,cealed IN o box,
, 1879-05-28
a CONVICT STABBED.

LINCOLN, Ncb., MaY 27.-Last evening Nc.
Donald md HolliIgsworth, two young couyte.s
IN the penIteutiary confuca iu tho cigar icpart-
mcnt, rot into dispute, resulting In the former
stabbing tho lattrr twice with knito used IL
tEimlnE cigars. uollinxaworth received one
wound in tic right breast, as,d tho second wound
III tl,a left aldo Of tho abdomen. llo possibly
lnnY recover, though his wounds nra serious,
uu!lsngs'yorth was contlned fur larceny, and
Mcdonald for burglary,
, 1879-05-28

QUINCY, ILL.,, May a7.-Tlle psgro tramp who
coInmittud an assault unon q iAuy at q farm
hu,1se psar this city. fpw weeks ago, has been
sentenced to tha PeutscnterY for forty -atght
years. lls was convicted ou three similar ia-
dlctments, ,sonteuceu gu ona to twenty yeats,
and On tho others for fourteen years e4ch. lie
Ia now ~ ycar& old.
, 1879-05-28
BADLY INVOLVED.

NAw Yohx, May :7.-ThFce bea'3 ~, Fmsa-
for deficiency have been entered aeaa',. 80 nro-
uel Bernhe!mes und Joseph schsua! ,''n pafk.
pr,etors ot TIC Lien bro"sTy' ~ ~. .t ,ex,t
They mere generally c&1ilascd nv Motsa ~, e.t4t.
$40 Ol, but brcanio involved Dy iii t1sn.-
tn pccembeF they dtsaolYrd patsun .s,.. Suuu4 r.
ferEluK thcir hu6lneas to tht!l soAS'
ycFphalmer aud August HAIntd.
, 1879-05-28
" d" 0n!TUhRf.
Uk~xnt~k ~ .pup1S n TAh 443&tfhA

LAKs 0aaxgA, Wis, May M.-The Hon. 7.
". Hill waA stricken with A%aFt-sltscase yester-
day while building fence On biz farm near here,
and 4ied vsry suadoalY, a. tho ago Of u years.
Deceased was Superintendent Of ha Poor.Fsrul
Of W.lworth County for thu past ntne years,
aud WA uuca tnetnhsr OF tla Legislature, slui
wss promnant citIsen u tho county for forty
Tuar1, He leaves 4 wife 4nl two 4qi,s,
= ~ IL katav " 1A@ 1tttuua
pLooAIRa9on, ILL., May 27.--UaYid Jackmau,
, 1879-05-28
HIGHWAY ROBBERY,

PoRT CoLno1ssE, MBy 27.-As n. A.. Cloye-
lans, a contractor. was on bis way home last
plight, lla was Knocked down by two men mud
slockingly beaten on the head With = cur
coupling pin unttl ncar dcal and then robbed
Of u gold watch am1 chain. Ile fortunately Ind
no money about hin. Tic watct, Ilas hts name
inscribed on tho inside, The robbers lave made
good tlcr escape 81 far.
, 1879-05-28

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWs' ,me,.
Quzsss7ows, lily M-An1'ed,, 'at,,,".' sas' tos,
Brlsaun!c, tTo,n Nav York, aad 1'9D'
Phtlalelphi4 ,-., seapdiusYlaa,
New Yolk.. so
, 1879-05-28

AT NEW ORLEANS.
New oRLrAss, May a7.-sf. Schwartz e.
Bru's hardware and junk establishment, corner
Of Magazinc anu Julia streets, burned to-day.
l.osa estitnatcd ut 100000; insurance, not
kn1Hn
, 1879-05-28


CLINTON. ILL.,, May 27.-John Ellington. son
Of Henry Dtllngson, VI Wayncsyljle, ILL.,, who
playing o1, j. Cook g. Sons elevator. nccit.entai-
y ioll into bin Of corn md WIS s1noihescd he-
fore Eio was discovered. lie ras ~ yrars old,
and when discovered ILLS Iect wuro urntru.llng
from tlla shoot, Hhofu solne mum were loallng
torn.
, 1879-05-28


DER1rs, May E,-Tlse Tobacco Committee
Of tho Rccnstas has rejected, by a votes agulust
., the rates on tobaccU proposed by tho Govern
1ncnt Of 10 marks pcr 100 ]tilogramnGs for
foreign tobacco and 80 marks for tile home
product, anu lave adopted, by vote OF II to Q,
the rates proposed by member Of he Coutrc
party in Tie Rofchstag Of 60 marks on foreign
uu1 25 marks on hono tobacco, respectively.
rRovIs1ONAL LEVY.
BERLIN, bfay e7.-Thc Retchstag has passel a
bill authorizing tile provisional leyyIng Of the
customs duties proposed in tho Thrill and To-
bacco bills. Tis includes the duties on un-
wrought iron aud petroleum.
Tho debate on the timber dutfcs has COM
monced. Bismarck strongly. advocated tic
duties. Hs declared thc apprehension TINT
henccforth 1t will be impossible to obtain the
better sorts OF American wood 10 be entirely
groundlesa.
BERLIN. May o7.-The North German Ga.<s,e
saYa Germany. By the recent treaty, ID enabled
to make all tho changes IN tho affairs Of Bamoa
dependent upon her consent, aud Inns, by 1t nnd
other trestics With the South Sea groups, &C.
cured widc tleld where German enterprise can
flourish unfcttered by thu competition Of other
nations.
WANTS FuRLoU0N.
Prince Bismarck yesterday requested tho En-
peror to grant him afurlough Of several months.
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, May 27.-A dispatch from Berlin
statGs uat negotiations arc proceeding there for
a commercial treaty With japan on tho model
OF the Japanese treaty with tha United States.
GREAT BRITAIN.
How1A0 MATCH.
LONDON, May 97.-A rowing match between
Plafatcd and Nicholson. for R100 side, has
been arranged for the Esd Of Juno.
Fon THE cApH.
Sit Garnet WolscIov leaves for the Cape next
Thursday.
E4PLoRRRs MADE PRISONERS.
Il dispatch from Alexandria statvs that two
eonpantous..ot the ltalian explorer, tho Marquis
IT AntInoTt. had boon made prisoners by tue ns-
ttyes near Shoa.
WAGES pKc1sloN.
LONDON, May 7.-1l,e arbitrator to whom
was referred tho qucstton OF the reduction OF
the "agcs Of thu South Yorsbiso coal-nlucts,
decides against any reduction whatever. Tic
deciaion aifects 5o, 0o0 men aud boys.
HM1ack ALEXANDER
tho new Sovereign of Bulgaria, will visit Balmo.
saI next week, BY Queen Vlctosta's Invitation.
HANt.AN TIM rAyoRiTE.
NHwoAsTLs-os-TzHg, Aiay a7.-The betting
to-day was 70 to 10 aud 100 10 80 Ia favor OF
Hanlau III Ills rowing rncc With Elliott,
TIE pkbgsrRlANs.
LONDON, Muy 9.-'tlhs competitors !a tic
match for the Walking championship Of tic
world hnye beon redurcd to Howell, Enuia,
brown, and Harding, Of D|ackwall. They will
start on the 18th OF Juno. The list will oe opep
until Friday to riYa Weston an p,nnrt,trftv n
, 1879-05-28

Special Hspaich Ia 71t Ts1bnnf.
ST. Paul. Mimi, May GA Mcnomineo,
Wis, special to The Fianter-1'rtss says Charles
Clark ntI Charles Wells, boya of u and Il,
were drowned tn a pond willis fishing. 81
, 1879-05-28

Z FATAI FALL,
fptttat JHsudteh 10 Th6 Tribune.
srR1xGF1Hlp, H., a1ay a7.-.1. Roberts, a
1nborer, fe1l from tic roof Of tho rolltugmil to-
day, distance Of thirty feet, inalrtnG injuries
from which hn died In short tIme. Deceased
wns about 30 yoar& Of are native Of England,
at,d has no re1atYps in this country.