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, 1879-04-08
SEN NATOR BELL.
FnOuADLH ACTION or THE SENATE.
Euecidl lisrlnfcA Ia TAs TRIBUNE.


WAsn1NaroN, D. G., April 7.-Deaptto tho
lnnnlnousstcport Of tho Democratic members
Of tho Scnate Committee on Privileges and
ELECTIONS against the admission Of Bell Us
Senator from New Hampshire, Oh ttlc ground
tharlis appointment by the Governor Of tl1at
State was Illegal, It now looka as II there will be
q sufficient number Of fair-,ninled arll uu-
prcjudleod Democrats to Join with the Rcpub-
llcans und give Mr.. Bell bis scat. The majority
IT tho Committee, composed rs 1t Is Of bitter
part!sanB, seetncd anxious to anil themselves
pf mcro tcchnca1itY In order to keep out d
Republican scnntor, but men like Senator
Dayard wcro not willing to commit Themselves to
such construction of the Constitution, and tlla
result is that thu trst report from Democratic
Committee will In al, probability !.
DE ovRRRuLEp.
Mr. Bayard to-day, IN an abtc md Logical
speech, exploded the sophistical md spcc!ous
argument OF Bailey an1 Dcn Hill, who chatn-
p1oncd the cause Of the Committee, and agreed
that Mt. Bells appointment WIS In every way
proper, constitutional, and warranted by pre-.
cclent. Mr.. Dayartl was attcntlycly listened to
by both sides Of thu Chamber and 1t Is claimed
tllnt he mnde eight converts among the Demo.
Gratis. Senator CARPENTER, strange to say, inau.
guratad ILLS return by supporting tho majority
report Of thu Committee. The explanation OF
Ills course ls attributed 10 tho fact that he dely
cred q legnl opinion on this subject Two yeara
ago, wherein he hold
TIE IDENTICAL vlEws
nov advanced ly thu majority Of the Com.
mtttco.
Unless the Senate work mora ass!duously, It II
doubtful whether tue question will be disposed
ot tomorrow, as spsectlcs arc expected from
Coukllng, Edn,unds, Baiuc. uoas, Angu.
Cameron, md others,
In the course Of the debate Zen Hill mat.o Z
curious blunder In speech which uniatent!oa
ally fitted Its prcaent situation 50 we'll I'd t.
eausS d universal laugh Ut his expense. Chr
1ied away by bis argument, he seemed Il
imngtua himself at Richmond In a sGnute While!
no longer exists, and speaking Ut The forme
action Of the Governor of Connecticut appoint
Ing Senator, he proceeded to speuk Of tn.
appatntoe, presenting bis credentials ITO til,
Confederate Senate.n A geaerat laugh etoppct
him, aud III this I'LL hfMselt wns Obliged II
Join. The mistake, llowrver, is one tl!at annoy
Democrats considerably, aid Renublicans ar
generally Joking the,n about getting IN to
fast III THUR revolution.
, 1879-04-08

CINCINNATI, u, April 7.-Tlle election in this
city to-dnY was close and bitter contcat on
national Issues. Indications at midnight are
that tho Republicans haVe elaeted tho entire
city ticket by n good majority, making hanil-
some gains oyor last year. The vote was uu-
preccdentcd at spring election. Keporss from
municipal elections throughout tho Rtate show
heavy Republican mRjoritics aud gains. Tho
Republican candidate who leads tho ticket In
this city Is j. u. Foraker, who was Chief su-
pcrvlsor In tho Congressional election Of last
year. The Republicans interpret this as an ap-
proval BY the people Of tho United States su-
pervtsor law as applied In Cincinnati. At mid
night great crowd IL collected about the Cd
setlo oillce cheering the returns. No city cleo
that for years has excited such Eoneral Interest.
10 ths 4ptstsr74 Assoetaitd Pstss.
CINCINNATI, O.. April 8-1a. n.--Ihe Ropub-
lcans now claim tho election Of Jacob for Mayor
over Ilarr[s by 1,0nO majority. Tho vote pol!cd
ts unusually heavy, equal to tlIat cast last
Presidential oleetlon, Republicans also claim
the election at tho cnttro city ticket, With tho
posslblu exception Of Police Judge.
CINCINNATI, O., April 8-1:45 q. m.-Jacob,
Republican, is elected Mayor beyond doubt.
Ills majority will be 1000 Or 1,600.
, 1879-04-08
ILLINOIS.

6ptc&aI' DtsDatcA to 7ha T1tbuns.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April 7.-rhe municipal
election to-daY has proved Republican Vk.
tory over both Democratic md Prob.
lttion tickets. This Democrats hayc clcctel
one Alderman, tile Republicans seven, uni
the Inter elect Mayor, Marshal, anl
C!crk. The straight Prohibition tlckt.
pollcd only 1870 votes, but majority Of the
now Council will DO opposed to repeating tls
prohibition ortliunnce. Two members Of ths
Board Of Education, one Democrat and ono r.
publican, whose terms hal expired, wero 10
elected without drawing party lines
dptctat Dsspafeaso Tbs Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April Tit has been Dr.
clded to hold tic City Republican Conycntoa
to nominate candidate for Mayor on nett
Monday oysnlng. The primaries will bo hold on
Saturday to nominate delegates. The Repub
lIcan candidates now mentioned are Mayor Heed,
DR.. John L. White, ex-Mayor Bteere. anl Lylnaa
tercsttng md close one. Tie Democracy TUX Q!
running Thomas ], Bum, who last year was d.
soseias h,'oufe1 & ri 1Ss5ant.
election III ill., cityt to-day passed oG withoo!
disturbance. Tho Issue was llceilso antl anti
llConsc, although there wuro independent con.
dtdatca for tug oil!eo of Maral,al. City suptr.
visor. und Clerk, One anusual feature Of TITO
day was a haul Of about trty ladies', wha
marched from ono polling l,laca to another ID
tho interest Of tho temperance Ticket. Tt.e yots
On Mayer Is: II. Treyatt, lleenso. gu;
two Aldermen elected, both license, 1n,k-
iDg tho Board etund flYc license to two mo-
license. II. l.. Ntcolctte, Temperance candidate,
was elected Clerk And G. W. ucre, temperancs,
Attorney. Tho Marshal, City Supervisor, uM
Treasurer are license mon, although tAey did,
not make that dtstinctiye tssue.
, 1879-04-08

rates and reduce the commissions. I can't
out+. "a. nv vav c,..r ~ tht. a, nra.ent
T .t.lt w ,nn -. 49,, .,otr unt,,
r,n,ro., .tor,.,s ~. 49,, - T., n.tI rr nv
Int ANNA, .cnor. es,,,a ~, ar,,n, ~ thI. rbc
!nst annual report eailca atsentlon 70 th'S' 1"o
House passed bill In accordance With my views,
but the acnatc did not find t!n1o 10 tako II up,
nutf. ~ thrr, seeua tn he m 1i,nostkfop 10 at.
tonI -. ". h',.in ~ ,.,sta,. .rI. win .e,,o,,
,oau " ueT BUSINESS autnE s"'a ," 'ssss
suppose shall hare 70 "als nnt't ho1t "'u'sf
botoro this tnuch.nccdod Inv eau DO nassea'
MEANWHILE Az nLAMsp
for 1&avnr rnnncy in INV fayorito bapks,s I
nave no 1avos'1o oa'ks, onu !" 10 NV W NY .a'
teFcst to lcaVo money IN any banks, out'
under tho present provlsions OF tho
, 1879-04-08
PEDESTRIANjSM.


OARL1Ny1LLz, ILL.,, April 7.-Tho Walking
match between James V. Logan and Dr.. A. A.
Lowdermtlk, ot this city, commenced ut tho
Falr Grounds to-day, and IL to continue for s!x
days. Great !nterest ID manifested, md con.
siderable amount Of money ID wagurcd On the
resu!t. The contcss was iuaugurated at 70 ..
m. aud continued until 2:80 p. lu., when Logan
wss sstzed With sevoEo chill and was forced to
.toayc tho track. LoWdermflk conttuued to
walk until ttB0 p. Ill.,, When Ae rutired to hls
tent, having nado sixty uliles. lila friends ars
1uh!laRt, mud la Il la good eqndltioq, ia viii
Makv eiGhty-aye miles the frat day.
, 1879-04-08

those OF thslf crsed: this Is "a violation, In Tho
eRson .ea. e e s sson y hs Aas IT, re
omen. @ sessss ~ ossr ses ses. III dsts u ntads
ara. t. ae hssas ssaa's aaa ii po .ao epoye:
agains Ii and # ii nny lime my man 81 any 9.sst
ssss however p1se hts Intentions howosSs M S..,c h"sg
by the indlans themselves, and however pressing
he my feel shs duty eo.oned nnYn n,i " ,no
snae, ha fS Ssene1 ae e. Z Il IL
tsnder, and Tho Indiana aro not permitted TO hoat
him. Tncsc things seem strange, and yct theJ ~
n elsewhere, tho doors should be opened Wide.
and all allowed TO come in upon equal tetms TO
s s s sa :: sF .soaS sssx ssx ets as
Indirectly. ,ntorfere with them. They thefofoto
tsnert b'ekt bill With Recommendation that It
pass.
EHiTTiNu-NHEpLn.
III the course ot m investigation bY the Com.
m!ttcc on Patents into the application for an
extension Of q patent Tor IN l.nprovement In
knitting .mAchtnrs, som0 interesting facts WeFc
Which il il sought fti 10 protect has worked roy-
olution In the manufacture Of whnt nro tech.
n!callY known a. :. ribbed goods, !" a,,d has been
applied mainly IN the knitting OF articles known
gan jackets" or the former. q woman could
knit by hanu four pairs q day. for, which ehe
was paid q per dozen; while with this machine
ahc cno knit twenty pairs per. day, for which
sho Is pnid 80 cents a toxen,-her compensation
for the work by hand being 89N csnts md By
renps the benefit Of 70 cents on each
dozen pairs. II is estimated TINT tho an-
nual product Is 0, COG, ,Q00 pnirs, Consequently.
i II cettnntel that With the prices Aforesaid
{Hnd they do moi sccm unrcasonabln) tho ma
chine, II In general use, IL capable OF saving to
the public annually 500 900 OH the cost Of cocks
Alone and Increasing at the anmc time the COIN
pousatfon Of tho women $300D00. Still more
may be said In Its favor as to tue manufacture
Of thu "Carlgau Jackets" which had before
that been mndo on Ergltsh ha,,d.framos, oper-
atcd so'o1y br mon, while these machines can
bo worked readily by women md girls. Dy tile
former, ono man could manufacture tlvo per
t.ny, at 81 dozen. or 58t crnts for each inckct,
or nhous $9.N cents lay: willie by thu latter
ono woman eau produce four dozen per day. mt
n price OF 3111 cents per dozen, or littlo over
three cents each, ut a daily compensation OF
81.50. The animal product Is 81, OD, on
which there eau bo q savlnE, as appears by thu
testimony, Vi Is cents cacht-a possible saving
to the public Of 81 ,3N, ,000.
SUBSCRIPTIONS REFUSED.
NRw YonK, April Notwithstanding tho re-
ported further acceptance of syndicate sub.
scriptIons to tile pcr cents, It Is authorttatycly
announced ttlat $53 coo UOO of subscriptions have
been refused BY tlac Treasury Department.
, 1879-04-08
GREAT BRITAIN,
rfTMbNt9 srHtHH.

FITMhN'B sTRfKH.
LoNDoa, April 7-1hc decision Of two-th!sds
of the pitmen at Durham to strike against TO-
duction Of wages will have tho effect Of stop.
ping noarly ninety pits, and throwing Idle 81, 600
howcrs. Several largo concerns will bo brought
to stanlsttll IN the course Of a weok, unleas
tho oTnera or tho pitmcn give way.
ACCIDENT.
The sialoth dock.antrance wall has fallen.
Vessels cannot dock for several months, and
vcsscls in tho dock will DO unable to leave until
Tho obstruction ia removed.
FAILURE.
Edward Clark, contractor md civil engineer,
has failed. Liabilities. G5e0, 900.
DEAD.
Eliza MctoYard, English authoress, born In
1901, IL dead.
HARLAN.
uanlan's action and apced cseato IN excel.
lent impression. uo ts improving in condition.
IDLE WRAVEns.
Twelve thousand looms At Blackburn hsvo
stopped, md there arc 5000 wca7ers Idle.
ADJOURNED.
LONDON, April 7.-The houso Of Commons
adjourned until tho II inst.
, 1879-04-08

to"ns IN aiachi0an 4l'o Sau.poet!' Hennb'ican,
for Justice Of tho Supreme Court, 7,372; Gto,.
vcnos. Republican, for unlverslty Regent, lea.
.s sna no'"'eF' i'opuoo'''' ios ''ese'' l''O1 ma
Jolly ~
DETROIT, hl1ch., april I'll a. m.-Rttu,us
from 1GU towns, Including Detroit, With Dam.
ocrattc maturity OF over 1,B0o, atyu Cnmnh.I
nonnhHc.n' ~ ,ho 9nnrcmo ca,rt IN. 1onss'' ns'
.svuuosan. nus 49, .1 1,nsaas ns,o. ofo''
Republican, for Regent, ia majority. ', The n.,
fority on tho Republican gsato ticket |. e,,I'
,,,s.., =. ~ x !" ~ ~ N nm eror ,,,a - .''
4Aa.sa NJ 'ton ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ !A' nenor
cratic 6'ua dfcenoaek coa'lEon tlekes.
Jacks on~-T1te Democrats elect tho Mayor; the
Rcpublica ns the baauce OF tic city ticket.
Hfl,ahcoon-,rhe Nen,tblicana elect tho sf.,o.,
+h. 49,. ha1enoa ~ +,,, ~, t,a,'s.'
VIC oanA'cfats enu oa'aneu " '''o WY ''eNet
foft ilnron-Ihe coalition clcet Tic eatlro
city ticket.
Inv C,tv-Tha uenuhtfrana e1not tho N,vn,,
+ho i,s,r+o... I.,.a,,s,s ,trt1o tno s,os' hsi'
OF the city t'ekct between them.
sDfctat Dtspatch 10 The Trtbunt.
QnAHD RAr1ps, Mlctl., Aurll 7.-1he en,,,.
Citizens, t,clct. wh,ch rreciroI tho .unro,. y,
~, ~ ,,a". "'''e" seSta w. .... appo.s Of
~ -. t"o nonsae-toncS Mcp III uc e'tf' aen'hst Tho
n ational drcenbackcrs, was elected. aa follow,
'scar,: Clerk. Charle, ". 1yarrol): Comntro',..4
Uonry Drewcr: Marshal. n,rh.ra A. atacl. NJ
rector Of tho Poor, David Lancaster; Board ot
Review, Brown md Delknap. Tho new
sac s'",'. no,,,s,'a "n. e'an n, Na'1oua's ana
e.sgnt lsopunheans hha ~ Democf9ta. or tic. o.
.h .He1o lAttGs elEn.t nTG H., arg ncnnolieans and
tHIeo nEe gtnaoCtats' LUZ Nat'oHa!s arc tcr r
py sfestlal!en st: eyer nc Tssass. ana their nst!
, 1879-04-08

Spfcids 1tspdEch to 7hs 3ftbun&
CLEVELAND, o., April 7.-The coalition OF
Dcmocsnts with wing Of the Nationals, by
which It was expected to sweep tho city, has
proven disastrous failure. Tie Republicans
lave carried the city. according 10 present indl-
cations, by q majority Of about 5000. The
Democrats aro very much d[sgusted with tic
cheap scll~out in which they indulged, and tho
result will probably be that they will not unto
with tho Nationals In tho fall campatgn. The
Republicans arc lubilant, mud feel that it is an
indication OF what may be expccted In the State
canlpaEgn.
, 1879-04-08
THE WFATHER.

OyF1og or TIN CHIEF SIGNAL Orgruslh
WAsn1SaToH, D. C., April 81 =. m.--For tho
Tennessee a1ld Ohio Valley, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, uorthcusterly Winds,
vccring to southcastcrly, followed by falling
barometer.
For tho Lower Lake region, clear or partly
cloudy weather, yaratfo winds, sllfting to
wnr1ner souulcasterly, stationary or lower pres
sure.
For tic Upper Luke region, Upper Mlsss.
sippi, a,il Lower Missouri Vntloyg, clear wealth
or, followed by increasing cloudhlcss nr'l rain
areas, wurInur southeast to southwest winds,
falilug barometer. -.........
LuoAa oRskHyArtoHs.
, 1879-04-08
Committe oh Rulcs, 1t tho 1louso gets a fatr
vote on this proposition, will DO dofcatod.
rwota. anon nfff


Commtte Oh hnlcs, II thc Hoato Rets 'a'F
vote on tots proposition Will DO ooieatoo'
LRotsLAfi7R Hill"
Iltc debate On tho l1cs'siat'Vo Appsopt'a'oo
bill Will probably 10 begun 1ato ~ u.e uaS TO.
morrow There aEo SONG n1ty naues a"oauy
down TO speak, and although Atkins VINO Will
hayo charge OF tho bill, intends to call for vote
!f,aturflnr.
~ :. rot,nTrrt
- -. - n",o aoh.,o IN Tho r,orso
W., ~ =. -a.n,,,od m nm an I'm army
WI pfooaot W pu'sa ~. ma.,'s ..,s.,r.: ~ 4"5
bill passes tho Senate, Us tho House managers
do not intend 10 allow any opportunity Tor gctl-
eral.leglsla,,on, II possible. Thcre ate doubts
rs TO inc oa'eo'ne VI sme uass". .ha ,.us.. 10
ccethln efcops tne laee ,nat Wv s4taaI'on 10
serious one. Persons In tho Intimate confidence
Of tho most influential Conservative Democrats
ea to KNOW TINT 0ne ,o Sh r 'eto TO
ato t"o op','oas 40 .,'ss 49, n,os,Iar; .,,ould
ho pursued 10 case that Tue iscs,uen. "" enoa.u
veto either Of the bills Onc part Of tue Demo-
.,aa Nv T";dev tMat IN .,ch ca,e ,llc appropra-
uou ou 1t'Anf '''S :" s'~u >"'~
uohs '..... ..-
SHOULD hH ALto"sp ~ fA11.
Another very eonslaeFao'e anu increasing nun,
ber hold that this cousso wouaa % un"'sa hHo
improper, and aro determined that the Appro'
,,x,.t,a,, hI,, sho11 IN any event be 1asscd, md
ps'asou u''e n," sn -. .,.ts saora 49,. ratco, tl,o
r'at IL 1ho o'lls m'14 .aete ~ 10 oa ~
political repcRls snail oe orousnt III IN Sepelats
bills They nro 80 determined on this TINT no
dnnht thev will carry their party with
.H.. .,f. s,rncf,or. but II .nev
them III tu'e ~, u'Iss, ~ .. ~ nan,ar,,, !,
do not tnete VIII Du euousa ,I,s nnr'.s
voting Wth tho Nepunllsans 10 psss .an s' t,a.o
pt1aton NILS pure ana s"9Hic a ~ tero er
secure In any contingency. ane ngnteEa'7 Iaat a'o
making desperate ellofts mere ~ e'loet
In ALLIANCE WITH THh ohEBanAcKEhs.
Even eomo hard .money Democratic leaders
hnyo entered uppn the task Of cDnclltating tho
Grecnbackers. Tie New York 1tor'd. which Is
lie Eostcro hard-moucy representative OF the
Dcmocrntic partY, takes now departure In thIs
direction today. It saFE: "The result OF this
I is that the lrccnback issue Is not now ns vital
tund burning an Issue tn ohf politics
AS It WIS even when tue dozct Nntlonals
now III tho Houao Hcfo elected. tossloly tnc
tissue ts not dead, 9Mt " certainly u sonnu
asleep for month. WhT then should nos lhe
members OF the Democratic ana the Natioilal
, parties, who, rs THO vote OF saturday SHOWS.
think allke about other thlngs which govern the
Republic, act together ~ dealinE wati thoso
tnIngsf The two parties. II combined, can con,
trol the Northern States oeyonu pcfaaVchtase''
There nra mauy who
m NIT srAEE TtnpHTtff. VIEW
, 1879-04-08
SUICIDE.

3p&ctal Dtspatch 10 4AA Tribune,
hlLwAuKHs, April fired lsnnaow, a lat,or-
ing-lnsn' 10 Ieass Ut ano hauged hi4ae|t at
aoon today q! his residence, NJ. ia Thlrtotnth
At1eet. Family difficulties resulting tfuln ln.
temperance led 10 tu sui iual nct. RAutlow lluu
but recently suSyed tetln In the House VI Cor-
rsctiull.
, 1879-04-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

1.oNpoN, April7.-stcamshlps AtIaa, Castalias
swttzera1sd, I'M! I.esstng, from NeH York, Tho
lattcr from Hamburg; Ciressaian aud berlin.
from l'alt!1noEs; uuu Mtanesots. from Boaton,
Aayo arrived out.
NEW Yonk, April 7.-Arrlsed, Ethlopla, from
Glasgow.
, 1879-04-08
BULGARIA.

THH AssEHHLY 10 nIEcy rRIHou.
T1RNoyA, April 7.-rhs Bulgarian Assembly
has as!pptsd a ulotlon that tho present Assaul-
bly,, With tho addition Of sixty,six mo1nbers,
each representing 1900 males, 10 hs elected
imnsdiatolY, shall elect Prince,
, 1879-04-08

RoMa, April IA letter from tho Cardinal
Vicar ~ nubllshsd, complaining bitterly Ut tho
Gxlate1lce III Kolne ot PROTESTANT schools, sup-
portcl chisiy ny foreign money. In ANNOUNCES
that tho Pope has appointed yigllanca CON-
mtttce to tncrcase mud tmprayo the Catholic
schools, and nppeals to tho nobility and clergy
to subscribe tor their support.
, 1879-04-08

would slart hbout tho 2Stt, OF March. Col. Pear
son has established communication NTH Tuge1a
Run by means Of eignnls.
OMAN. april x-Cetewh5o's btothcr saTe TINT
1000 or Q 900 moro men would follow him Into
submission II troops wero sent 10 support them.
, 1879-04-08

Thu d!st!neu!eheA prma donna, Nine. Rozs,
t'lhty secn@ to aCl especially upob Tho olgapa VI
ths yolro aud pro41gu clssr suunelation." Colds.
thus fayos!to semrdy IL uaedt = senls q boz. WV"
, 1879-04-08
IOWA.

6pectal Dtspafch 10 1a4 Tribune.
KHoKuK. a., April TAT tho city election
to-day j. D. Paul was chosen Mayor, G. ". Tsr.
1or Recorder, A. ]. uarlcu Marshal, ind u. s.
Merriam Assessor. Tho Republicans, with
single exception, elected osesy man on tlek
ticket, including three Of the Aldermen. 1ho
GreenhackeTs elccted Aldermen In three Of ths
wards. In two Of them tho Republicans Inada
no nominations. Every man on tbs Democrats
t!cktt was defcated. The new Council wl!
stand nine Republicans and three Grornbackcrs,
With Republican Mayor. Tie humber OF yosea
pollel was the larGcst ut any mnnicipa! oectlolL
Tor years. Republicans regard the result, nndsf
the cIrcAmatauces, as a hig Victory Tor them.
CouNcIL BLUFFS, H., April Thu municipal
election hero to4lay resulted Ia drawn battla..
tho Republicans elcct!ng tie Marshal n~l
Treasurer, and the ncmuerats the Alayur, lle'
corder, ulid Assessor. Thu rew Mayor, Gu.
Cochran, Is pledgea to Watcr-Works.
6ptctat ihshtfth In Tat Trthans.
DupuQ0s, H., April 7.---Charlea Muller a
teatnstsr at DecoEah, committed suicide Friday
alit! his hody was found to-day In atraw.ssaeE
John Anderson, Norwegian, living at High
land, naar DEBORAH, was also found dead toitas::
He also committed suicide. Ihc last na.utl
was pFotninuut man, ind WAS 4 member Ut tls
last Grand jury.
, 1879-04-08
SPAIN,


An HN0Llsu INQUEST.
MAnngp, April 7,-l'he UAtvtrsai Gazette statea
that England has asked ths arrangement OF a
ncw marltIme zoue tof GlbraIsar. The 0asstts
strongly advtaes tho Government to ablo|stely
refuse tha colee&sop,
, 1879-04-08

which hn s1pa hH4 hnPn rrRnttv AYnDrnfnf ri,
liza thinks mara nerrocs hare moycd 3nto
Nfft.Isalnni within the INST year t1,an hnyo lpft
Il. I,o,,s,nnn couoro.smcn INV tint n thc NJ
ot,,t .hou,d rcnlIv hpro.,e AZ .ertnu. ~, to
,1emcn1 thctr scrt,on 81 1nhor. thcu viii
t,,.-@,,,,an aoni,o 1otas a~nar;r,nnts
'aslouuse eooIio Moo'; e"eeesolat S1p'flulon1s
OF which nave aireauY been tried. Kcprcsenta-
tive Haskcll, Of Kansas, thinks tho number who
lavs arrived IN that Stain havo hoen ernp-
rara,o, ,,,,t In. ~. hol.o.o t,,a ,onaro, ~
~. III, ..,,. s 49, ~ 49,. w -ss.,s., .ss W...ss
tlns Will result IN any practical good. hAnsAs'
he saye' Is young state; tho people arc uot
wealthy, anu #ouId scarcely welcome large
number Of unproducttvo immigrants who
wnn1A bo sayero tnr upon tlrfr ron.
,nont b,s hoor o,,co,,-,trof f-o,, E.ns..
l1ent has ucen ehcoufaAea lfo1n hahsas'
Ho aocs not LINK lhe state "oula give ei1-
couragemcnt to settlers who cannot maintain
vtova. IN k,ova that thsre viii ho a Iertt.
. ""' -. N"o"' e"s c.s c. nv. ~ ~ 49,
lhate Immigration 10 tlat s1ate o. ioo'oov ol
seil-austannE settlers, and that the state docs
THE ARMY mn.
r. nil, +, m ,nrn,or ,,oss,h,s - main ths
~ WIN W Nv 'o"1e4 pos'.u'o " MANY =, '"e
point Ia tho senato agalllst tho Railroad Tolc"
graph bill there arc no petitions on tlle III faFor
Of II. Senator Logan to-day presented pett-
non ssaea oS Nv c.'lhcne VI en1eako' tuptsesut w
INF ttlat NJ present monopoly Is cn1oyeu by
powerful telegraph corporations, and asking ir-
ra,.a1 t.,,o,onbi, fa,lt,tos A. III, ,i,,, Intor.
e.eaSeu .ei'ss"pnl 1ae't'os "a =! t'o 'n'e',
t!on OF tho Democrats to report the Army bill
cxactly as Il carne from tho House. tho RI tlrood
Telegraph provision, known as tho Butler
amendment, will certainly pass With the bill,
lhe suo-CoHlhittee OF tnG npprop,r,l,ha1tlolls
Conifn'ttcef consisting OF wallace, WHERE'S,
nlNl Dlnsnc, nIccts tomorrow ut 10 o'clock. Atid
tl.a wllplu COMMITTEES ,.lces ar llour afterwards,
which shows that the Democrats do nut iatuuu
to allow the bill to be amended In Committee.
FINANCIAL PNospKMT1'
The TrenslirY authorities do not think TINT
H..
, 1879-04-08

HARTFORD. Conn., Audi 7.-ln tha municipal
election to-day tho Republicans elect thu Clt{
Auditor and Marshal by al sssraga plurality of
over H0, aud tbs DewocEats Tho City Clork and
Treasurer BY III eyaTaRo plurality OF l7U Iho
Republicans retain control OF tho Comnoa
Co4acll,
, 1879-04-08
INDIA,
CATTLE 0f9EAAH.


LONDON, April la dispatch from Ravt-
pndee roporss TINT the outbreak Of the cattto
plague threatens to seriously embarsass tho
British Commlssarlass. Cattle arc dying BY
Bcorcs.
, 1879-04-08
GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 7.--Prof. Goerlng, Of Lctps,c,
who has been engaged on tho third vo'umu Of
"Krftfsche Phitosonalc,n committed suicide al
Etsenrach from oyci 9tudy.
, 1879-04-08

YAKoob WILLING.
JBLLALADAD, April 7.-Yakoob Khan now
fecms des!rous OF a peaceful solution.
, 1879-04-08
MINNESOTA,

dpec4al Dttpateh to 1As Tribune .
WNoH4, MIMI, April TAT a charter slsc'
tlon hsre Today tho entire Democratic ticket
WA alucted, cxrspt ono Alderman. Two hun'
drcd hna htty woman voted for schDol Dl1sct+
fteo library Was doiHatcd.
, 1879-04-08

LoapoK, April 1,---Lptd Chplmsford te}s.
graphs That the relieving column for Ekona
, 1879-04-08
FRANCE.

aUTPLEMKNTAnl Injections,
pARis, April AT the supplementary cleo
t!one yesterday iu this city for Deputies, tho
Moderate Republicans generally defcatol their
lsatltcal competitors.
Complcts soturns of tWentY.ono supplements
ary elections show thirteen Republicans and ono
LeeitImlst elected. Ii seven distrtcta additional
balluts will hu necessary.
PARnoNkD.
Two hundred ind thirty moro Communists
layG bcen pardoneI.
, 1879-04-08

CALAIS, Ma. April 7.-DoaFdmhn. Repub!leap'
wna reelected Mayor to-day by $50 majority
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13

tee. Notwithstanding his boasted econ
omy, insists on giving his work 10 the
Democratic frm,even though heshousu
pay them one third more than what the
simmons Brothers offer to do it Tor. Is
the City SO rich that it can AFFORD thisf
Has Mr.. McMenamin so much money In
the appropriations for repairs OF streets
that he can afford TO give at the rate oI
SO for a Job tina. tine Simmons brothers
are willing to bind themselves 10 90 'or
1927 is this the economy the " dazette
has been recommending for several
weeks past : 1t is said that Consistency
| is Jewel, but we are more inclined
to believe from the course pursued oy
ths Street Committee that Democracy
Is level but 80 mixed with dross ihs'
,Le jewelled part cannot be seen.