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sent 10 ConEtenlas. IT. ai.o seems to 10 pretty
well understood Tint tho Legislative bill wtl1 DO
allowed 10 pnss tho Senate without mitch debate
nitor tho Army bill is vetoed. Nobody can tell
what tho Democrats will do then. The moro
dscrcto a1,ong them wlll undoubtedly cotnsca
making appropriations for Six months, mil
pdstponing further controversy gu the subject
untll lilo regular session next Do.
cembes. OF courso the rcfusnl VI tito
Democrats In the Inst House to accent
au arrangement Of tl's kind. when It wo,tldhavo
prevented MI oxtra scssion, would make It
awkward for them to agree to Il now. but Il
WOULD NE LESS nuMlL1ArtNo
titan to back down nltogetl.et, but The 1udtcious
meu in the pn.tJ do. not, unfortunately, rule
III tho tat,cus tliat rules tho majority which
rules the House, the hotchcads haFc tascn posi-
tons that will prevent them from acsepti'lE my
thing short Of a surrender by the Republicans,
which ,wlll never tako place. Tile tnore
probable outcome, therefore. Is That Congress on
tho dtctation OF tho Joint caucus OF the
Democrats will adjourn sometime before the LIST
Of June, Without passing The Appropriation bills,
ant, that the President will call It back here With
ia fow tlaYs aftcr. 1t is impossible to discover
ip Washington my sigma Of n si',al adjournment
: with the necessary bills passed md signed.
4 Rrcat number Of Democrats hro pleasing
themselves tonight with the tdca slsat the
Army bill will be signed by the President. lit
fact throughout tho debate whenever cool men
among them hayo suggested that tho party
was placing itself in
AN axcEnD1saLr DANGEROUS POSITION
where It conl1 not Withdraw from It's declaration
that supplies should DC withheld II the Frcsi-
dent should veto TIC bill, tho extreme tncn III
tic party lavc continued tn insist that the bill
would be sjruc{l. It Is rs certain Is any future
event ca1 BE- TINT the bill Will be vetoed, ind the
House will probably receive tho message as
carly as Tucstar: There hos been no doubt of
this rcsltit from t},c very first, Al nti,nnttonB
, 1879-04-26
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE pETRo1r BR1DuE-TuNHEf. FIGHT.
.y,etfni NfuafcA to Jns 5YfbuR&.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., April 25.-Thc contest
between Vanderbilt and thu Detroit people on
thu queatt0n OF tic tupnelIng or bridging tho
Dutrolt River promises to ho very earnest one
hero. Vanderbilt has already la1 bill! lntro-
1uccd authorizing lin to construct tile tunnel,
while two bills haYp been Introduced asking na-
t!,urity to build a bridge. 10th propositions
20 TO TIC Co,pln}cree Committee IN the two
Houses, anA II Is understood u,at
tl.ut Committee will consider thu questions to-
gcthcr. 1t Ia scarcely probable,ttAt anything will
bu done before next session unaess this session
should be much prolonged. Tic Vanderbilt
nioyu for commencing excavations for thu tuil-
ncl Oh the Canada side ts said to be for tho pur-
tuso only OF snyIng tlls rights under tho Cam
dtau graut, wh!chs would expire hy non'uscr
about May II the work should not be begun.
CoN9rlRACr.
IN tbs Ntstss7t Assoefatsl Isrtls.,
WAsMlNoToa, D.. G.. April 25.--Tlle tlouae
Committee On tho Jutltciasy recommended that
ber. 6,ti0. Rasisu1 Statutes, ho amended TO
read a. ioI!0wa' "lf two or ln1ro peEanrs cnn-
spire either to commit any oilt1lso aEalEst the
United States IN My lnRnneF or ioF any uurposr,
and one Or lllaru uf such parties do any act to
effect tho object OF tbs conap!raey, all tho parties
u such conspiracy shat! be labl0 10 pcuolty ut
unre shsl two YEARS, W botll llhu aGd tuptlsou.
,uent, In thu discretion u tl!c court"
| ,<GohFtRMnp,
The Bqlinte confirmed Edwin ". KeIghtlsy, of
| Michigan, ~ Third AudltoEut the HEeasurYi W.
Eiwen do1lsborough, VI Baltimore, unltrd
States Consul at Auloy.
| tits AEFUxpIsa caHTlRioATHs.
Tue TTeasuty Department status tl.at the s1so
Of resu,ld'ng certificates Ii ranldly iocreaslug.
Tho Department expresses much surprise tilat
postmasturs III the leading elttea do not show
moro energy andsuscesa In thcso sales,
, 1879-04-26

FV"etHt 74spFHt's 70 7"s 1F1UuHN
MILWAUKEE, Wts, AnrIk ga boiler con-
uccted with thu lolstipg machinery ot tho Wash
lngton avenue tunnel exploded at O'clock this
morning, injurlng William Jennings md Stephen
Carroll, engineer anl fireman, but not seriously.
Cu5roll Was blown distance Of 100 feet. Tie
explosion was caussd ly low Yater.
, 1879-04-26
FINANCIAL.

6pfcsa1 ni4poteA so laA 1", with Coa'
DosToN. April 9.--Ihe hat'n'" ,s,n, ri slssla1
papy faileA to-day, Win l'ao,.Vs -. ~ la,td}a
The aaaet4 !n works and atoSs. ..a .sllsd. El
ercesa. Tho stoso property haa h.ssfsm uy the ~
ss sa lsx!ef{ % isst!s'aa fs9ess asf II
, 1879-04-26

remained III executive esesa!on nearly an hour,
cnrollcd il advances BY tiie Clerks of Tic House
OF REPRESENTATIVES, lind stl!i to 10 examined
by thu Committee on Enrolled Dilh of
TINT boty, n,N1 signed b} the sptaker IN
dor Ito rules, be signed by tho presiding oI1!cer
OF tho Scuate, ind sent to tho President Tor Ills
action.
The enrolled bill was brought to the Senate
utcs alter o'clock, wl1ereupon tic sunRto re-
snnitt ita opcn session. md ttr. Thurman as
President pro tenl. promptly affixed hls attest
luz slgnat1lre below ttat Ut Sneaker Randall.
hands Of Representative Konna. chairman oE
the iIo,,sc Committee M Enrolled Bllls, who
forthwith conveyed 1t tn the Executive Mnn-
sion, whure 1t now awaits tho Prostdente ap.
pfufAt or ILLS Fgto,
, 1879-04-26

In fANllASiENAs
LONDON. Apri. e5.--ln Tho House Of Conf
mons last night, Mr.. Ry'aul Iiberal) moved u
resolution censurl1g The Increased expenditure
OF tie Government. Mr, Baxter, In soconl!ng
the motion, warned the House against too I'M
pltcit faith n the boasts Of Engluntl's supremacy
In tic arts and In commerce. liz snstnnced the
enormous advances 1nade by Americans In i'll
ycnt!on md tho arts, The debate was alto
gcsher Of party nature. Adjourned till Mon
day.
Tng MINERs' STRIKE.
LONDON, April 25,-Tho strike Of the miners
has stopped burrows iron works. Other fur
nnces It Is thought, must stop II the strtks con.
tlnucs. Tie Earl Of Durham proposes nrbitEa-
ton.
PAROLE.
LONDON, April 25.-parole is nominated for
tho Ancot stakos, juno 10.
AQUATIC. -
Cold eastcrly winds Inconvenience 11nnlan and
liawdon. 1Iaulan ia likely to row Elliott, June
10.
TIE rIpEBTnIANs.
In tho pedestrian match at 1880 this morning,
tho score stood: Brown, 4a7 miles; Hazacl,
403; Corkey, $50; Weston, 3G2. 'tt
LONDON, April 25.-At 4:15 this afternoon
Brown Ind scored 439 milcs; ;oIlnzac1, 427; Cor.
koy, 412, untl Weston, 372. Al wors going well.
LONDON, April 2o.-At Q o'clock this 1nornng
| the contestants In tho walking.match had made
! thc following scores: brown, $50 miles; Haz
ncf, ISL; Corkey, 48S; and Weston, 100. There
| ls level betting on Corkcy for tic second place
| Hhxael Is ill., j..
| NEUTRALITY.
| LONDON, April 25.-In tic House OF Com
| 1nons to-day Sir Stafford N0rthcote said the
Government was considering the ntlytsabfllty O.
issu!lg proclamation Of neutrality In th'
South American war. uo salI 9n3 cases o.
cartridges from America had been landed d
Glasgow On tho why to Liverpool addressed Il
parties In Valparaiso. lie believed tho sciztir
OF these munitions Of wnr, was not In hs power
| HURDLE RACE.
The great SandoWn hurdle race WAS won b.
Ignittan; Blue Kuln, second; sfr uugh,' third
INCORRECT
LONDON, April 25.-In the Housc Of Com
mona tho Forsign Secretary said information re
cclycd by thu Government seemed to show TIN
the report Of the Perstnn advance on ucrat
incorrect. -
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tors 10 Withdraw their candidates, for they thrc
from their sectlott who did not scrvc In the Rebel
arfnv. Tho dtcnpEtatlon Of Union sol.iiora now
employed By the Senate will doubtless bo pro-
cectd with rapidly, a1ul II will not bc lopg bo.
toro their p1ncea WiIl DO supplied by ex-Con'
iederhtcs.
, 1879-04-26
TURKEY.


Tna GNEnK QUESTION.
VIENNA, April 25.-Ille Portu Offers to agreo
TO any arrangement Of thc Powers oil the Greek
question, provided Jantna sematns In Turkish
hands,
THE NAVAL pREGAuT1oNs.
PANS, April 25.--The National, referring to
tho statement that tho French and English
mei-of.war have boen ordered to bo ready 10
dtart for Alexandria, saya the Instructions sent
theso ships with vtew to Egynttau eventual
itIos arc special and tcchnlcal precautionary
noasurca vhlcl. It would ba premature to inter-
prct ~ warlIlc preparations. Franec expects
tho Egyptian question will DO settlcd diplomat.
tcallY. ....-
:, TURKISH pINANCKs.
ConsTANrlnopI.n, April 2h-1'he Porto has
obtalncu yelict tfon, its most pressing pecu-
ulary endorsements, 1t Is generally bcllcyed,
BY raising loan in London OH tho surplus
revenue Of Cyprus.
AGREED.
VlnNNA, Aprtl 2h-One difficulty between
Eugland and Kussiu lias bsen s1noothed away.
Russia consents that tho Governor Of Eastern
Noumclta n,ay cali for tho assistance Of thu Of
toinan troops 1t lle haB' tho sanct!on Of 4 bare
minority Of the international Commission,
Russia, lowuyer, porststs tAat In tic dullaea-
lion of thu fruntler boundary the Commission
must 10 unanimous on all questions OF pr!ucl-
ple.
, 1879-04-26

iii sLa ffII woa itnfnnl1fnfriv t,lorcl1 IN thn
~. tfo,,sc s,rn,mtt,rs m Enrnirii Uijla. who
f,rthwitil conynyrd It tn tie Executtyu .Mnu-
.;nn ,rh"rs i. nn,v ,woits lin prnah1nntsa nm.
ptof"' Va '' ' |
yr,4r r,Nc1ur, r,Arrv1a n1T.T..
AAD ol'>' - - ~ = ~
fEsTfapAf's nERATE.
sptefat Dtspaicn to Tia Tribune
NAsu,NoFoN, D, G., April a5-The House |
at, mi rotc ,,,on ths 1.cutt,at,y,, hill. "A Ind
,a., r,as.a;, h,,. :, "a NV ,,-at,,lo hat thc
oee,' eApeete.', oat 20 w" pluo.n's ,.. .".s W"
linal vote VIII be taken nclofo aa}oushncnt
Tomorrow. The speeches to.day attsacted /
titt,r attentton. n rrartto, haylnu sot in fron,
~. .raa, a,o,s.,ra,t -, y,,tori'av nrnrn,
s"s k.sas ,...'s "a ~ Wis., 49,, sh.r,rir
scntatiTcs Williams, ot WISCONSIN, hna ei'eF"lil,
Thomns, and Hayes, Of Illinois. lnadc pro- |
nouneed arguments aganst the repeal Of the |
EIcc,;n,, ,nwa ,It ,ot,v or,,,,ml that tt,e nerr
1'ss..s. 'a"e ~ ~. .nss e' n,.,n ~ 49, .,.sir.
ocra's were setua'ea aoieay W " "eS'lo
to carry the election OF lssO, n"l to aecaeo
a., hnf1
, 1879-04-26

BELGRADE, April 25.-T1'c Turkish regulars
.havo surrounded tic Albanian rniders into
acryla ard deprived them Of totr plundor,
which will bo restored to tile Hervlan owness.
, 1879-04-26
EGYPT.
P4iIED,

CoasTAN71SorLE, April o5.-1t II confidently
slated that the Khediye's cmtssary has entirely
fniled to win tho support of the Porto.
, 1879-04-26

to cscnpo tile fearful disaster tllut tl,restcns
tlen.
The River Thctss an.l tho water In sxegedln
continue to rlac.
, 1879-04-26

Fofttfy feeble lungs against winter biasts With
l1a!s's linnvY OF llorehounl Rn,i Tar.
T. Pixies YVVthache usVPa cusa iu one mlsgtv
, 1879-04-26
Houses Of Suspected Persons
Searched In St. Poters-
burg.
Tho Russian Ponitentlaries Now
Teenning with Political
Prisoners.
Russia and Germany to MIKE Common
Cause Against the 6ooiattstR,
A Religious Crusade Against the French
Education Bill.
Parts Of Hungary Still Threatened with
Disastrous Floods.

RUSSIA.
POLICE RECRUITS.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 25.-Rscsuits for The
R3sstnn poliCc.force nra botng sought for in
Paris.
sIzteon profcssors In the different univcraties
have resigned.
HOUSES BEARonED.
ST.. PETEnsnuAu, April 25.-Onc touta after
another is scarcilel nt night and every OCCUPANT
whose passport Is found Irregular u arrested. :
opRK1N0 LETTERS.
The Russian Ambassador at Constantlnople
has asked permission 10 open nil letters leavlng
for Russia.
CUSTOMS COMMISSION.
sr. PETERSBURG, April GA commission
has been appointed for revising the customs
duties and exemptions on tho importation OF
metals and machinery.
TRIALS.
Amllttary tribunal assembled to-day to pass
Judgment on I'LL oiliccr Of tho army who fired at
EendarInu who lad bocu ordered to search tho
officers house,. Three students will bo tried to-
morrow for high treason.
ARMY INcREABE.
|, ST.. PETERSBURG, April 25.-It Ia contemplate
cd to incrcase the Russian army by 15O bat
talions.
COMMON cAusu AoA1NsT THE SOCIALISTS.
LONDON, April 25.-A Berlin dispatch says
Bismarck has copterrcl With tho Kussiau AMI
bassudor on tho cxpcdfcncy Of adapting com
mon measures agafnst the Socialists.
, 1879-04-26
GERMANY.
tratrparnputy,,r

BERLIN, April 25.-B!susrcls has completed
the draGt Of 4 curt and compact LAW for a moro
independent administration for Alsace-Lor-
rnine.
, 1879-04-26

MADRID, april 2h-Tho high prico Of pro.
Visions has caused disturbances In Malaga and
Hrsunj1H
, 1879-04-26

THTKUEdH CHHI6TINA 1LL,
MADRID, April 2j.-Ksng Alfonso will start
for Seville tonight In consequence Of . report
lint Princess Chn1stina Is nt the point Of death.
, 1879-04-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

UCtNN SIENMSIiEE' NEWS.
Nav Ypax, April; aa-Ariyud--AdElatic,
from Liverpool; Elysia, from London.
QuhxasTowx, April 25,-Arnysl-Bothpla
lToln New York. "
, 1879-04-26

hal c,lllurad for tcn long yrnrs hut nuw, thanls
uWt. the DeuaoctMcy was In power, mot by ttlu
cleinchsy of tlla Republican purity, but BY tha
cd In swuop FROM thu stat,te books whatever
MEASURES iIRpedcl u fnir crellun anil p1cyentGu
y frra balfos. ll,ere ms III cpuceaaflcnt abollt
It: ile Ind rcad shu protuhts of tlle Inhabitants
Of Wya.uiottc, Kas., agaiuat tl,r influx VI col
oretl immigrants to that point, md rrmartcd 1t
wa4 only at safo distance that tho Republicans
wero his lrtcnde. They mover hatt any use for
ti1r negroes except "a ksep them like shccp Il,
Blanlhles aud run tl1etn to tue 1allot.hox Ia the
interest NJ The Republican party. They &uusely
Simulated IN 1ntrrest.tIl tho negro.
NIX. HASKELL
denied tlat the peaple of that State weTc hostile
| to rolutcil Immigration. On Tho contrary, they
welcomed It, hut they did not dectn It Eisu to
have thousands Of poor pooplc cast upon one
| polnt destitute aiMi homeless.
The session OF Thursday was hero brought to
4 s!ese' ~! !t'a. Of FRIDAY con commenced. Il.
ming, uoode. Reed prrc, Sparks, iltscock, md
AtcCook. Thu latter remarked tint no was
nrltirr ulaFa1ed nur disturbed 1t sertnY tpse
great Questions carried !ntn ths ncxt Pre~l.
; soatn wouI b. coniloutsi fos second 20 % ,ina
with ''Helta North ~ hrlM for the right Us
1t l.al been befnrc In tho memorable pcfIoI Of
history. tApplause OH tho Republican eldc.
| Nh BILLS
argued as to this unooustttut!onality OF the
Mr.. Keller referred to tho mad nu1 reyolu.
t!oury career of thu Democratic purity. u1,l sni,l
lint that purity could reaily tuast ut npthln.
good that II did not oWu 10 lefGat III peace ur
war. lhe Del.ocgatA ut lit South lad beell
iurcsd at tie eapnonsf mouth ana Ills bayoucts'
point tu come back into tile Unlon. I'hu To-
publican party ha4 "blaxea" tbs way for tho
Democratic party soutt, to setutn to the Union,
NIL. now that Democratic party valued .'f1cu
fraud ut tue POLLS uIIu m unrestratoca ylo.
jencv more than It Valued good govern,
Rsat. When 4 couCestlun uf cardl
ua!- prlnclples Mea deinanued, he,
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Two negroes. Tom Flood and
Spencer Jordan, while at work in
the field. about a mile from this
place. got into quarrel. which
ended by Flood striking spencer
with his hoe. ina,cted . severe
wound in his shoulder and back
with the sharp edge Of his ugly
weapon.
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MoxzuoafERy LODGE No. l6e.
Aprsl,1vth l079.
Whereas it has pi>ased ihs Grand M.ss-
ter of the Univsrss 70 lay upon this
Lodge the heavy baud Of ailiction by
removing from our midst our wortay
brother q. w. FLErczER, who died the
second day Of Novsmhsr, A. d. 1878;
thel efore DO Il
Resotred, Let. That hanbly bowing to
this di.psns,stlon 81 Him who rulstn Ill
things well. we but perform our nonrr-
full duty in rscordiag oqr se,,se Of the
great l'ss of our l4mcnted friend aud
brother.
I'd. That we tender our hesrsfeIt sym
pathy to his berraved widow ssd lone
orphans who are lsh = nsaxn ~ Hos
whose sorrows can oaIy b. measured
by their great loss
Sd. That the nsnbers Of this Lodge
he requested to wear the usual badge VI
mourning for thi.ty days, aud that =
copy Of these resoi,,ti ms bearing she
seal Of our Lodge be furnished the widow
of OUT deceased brother.
j. w. JOINS.
COMMITTEES. 4. T. Jackson.
II. NJ MCCAIN.
A'"sss y - - s~.e
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l. heseby. offer Bale Of Cotton ~ :
reward for the sprrs hension of the party
or parties who bro INTO my warshouse
TN NJ ndAy, the 18th day OF May, about
II o'cl ok at night, and stole . fifty
p,und box If choxing tobacco.
The finder viii be rewarded by prov
ing the same.
myl7 THOMAS JOHNSON.
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On the way to Calhoun . saw mill,
Thursday. Mr.. Gum We thrown
from his horse and severely. though
not seriously hurt.
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p R. l. Jackson, clerk Of the
Mry Of State, passed up on
|Ia" Valley last Monday, on
|r iohis home at St. Maurice.
rbs is to spend his snmmer
Inn
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|hniins has been somewhat
bvrd on account at the drouth.
vps are tolorably fair, al
kh cotton will likely fall fifteen
|ssnty per cent short Of last
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ny thou art a jewel. =
NJ Dealing in business.
8 have had occasion to
4. G. Deal. the well
,lss in colfaz. can .es-
a''s Is . great Deal in
i've said. This Dealer
ing you want, that can
any other country
9 one thing you can
which is that in all
sia ct ! square Deal
attainment.
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b grand jury should look TO
\ blows who have given in
J Iiatsments as to the amount
|a'r taxable property, notable
n whom is a certain squatter
|fblic land.
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3 O h. Mulnford. who has
|ntarned from q visit to Sabine
vhsre be expects to locate
M, reports crops fine all
" route. be travelled. He
huu the Pass to Galveston
y rail to Shreveport, and
Pd'vn the river home.
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uil, The colored man who nsed
~ At the parties given in and
bad Colfax, is said to have been
hna cutting ARRAY over q
y Il cards. near Alexandria.
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|<,rsr. notions, linens, calicoes.
cutlery. fish hooks. lines,
\ shoss, hats. jams, irllies-
iStius! anything you want at
IA halls.
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"A. a. Dean and family left
Aday on the steamer Yazoo
nr bis fathers home in
parish, where be expects
: few days. The handy
nan will be on hand to
y Nj. Dean during his
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tion Ieg,,n ;ts career with src.iI.nt
nr,,misss I'M tfis d;r,.t;or ~ wl,;rs, = !.
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~ are ripe, and now the
- Kansas emigrant reveleth
| 4 delights Of stick candy
a. With the proceeds of
q picking.
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|<ons sensation was created a
LAYS since but the report that
ii body hoated past this place.
ksigstion elected the fact that
h the body Of q COW.
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"a Goodwin, Of Alexan
light . barge loaded with
hundred sacks of cotton
Vn 70 the mouth of Cane
week. He had eight or
. assist him, and acted
a'sk and captain. but says
snncy the donors a bit.