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OF THE HEART.

Palptation, Strange Sensations, feeling
of Suffocation, Irregular Action, Sudden
Pangs, and all indications of impairment OF
this vital organ not positively organic.
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OF THE STOMACH.

Dyspepsia, in all its phases; Indigestion,
Headaches, Periodical Nausea, Nervous Ir-
ritability, Loss of Appetite, Heart Burn,
and, in short, all arrangements of the
Stomach.
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OF THE KIDNEYS.

Bright's Disease (early stages, Dropscal
Tendency, Inflammation, Diabetes, Brick
Dust deposit, Incontinence and the Back
ache and pains which are the symptoms Of
nearly all forms Of Kidney Complaints
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OF THE LIVER.

OF THE LIVER.
First and foremost, Malaria, whether in
form OF Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, In
termittent Fever, Chills, Blood Poisoning
or any OF its hydra shapes; Liver Complaints
of all kinds; Jaundice, Biliousness, Pain in
the Side, Aching Bones, Liver Spot, etc.
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From General Albert sidney John.
stOm, the Great Confederate Gen'
Pra1
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Liver, Stomach, Heart,
and Kidneys.

A Positive Cure Wholly without
Medicine for the Following ALL
IDents:
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VEGET|NE
HAS NOT ITS EQUAL.
Lung Disease.

SELMA, ALA, May 12, 1872.
H. R. STEVENS Boston: take great p easure in
recommending your Vegetine have been suffer-
ing long time with lung disease; trying every
kind of medicine that ! could get, but none
seemed to do me any good. until tried your Veg
etine remedy. had used 1t only short time be-
fore could discover very cat change in my
health for the peter. ! don't consider that your
medicine has its equal for the diseases which you
propose to cure, especially the disease that have
been afflicted with. JOHN THOMAS.
, 1879-04-09
CRIME.
a. GUILTY CONSCIENCE.
Hneci1{ HIIpassA In Iida Trfhuuh.


LOUISVILLE, KY, April B.-ln 1860 Sam
Holmes, handsome young fellow Of good
family ind somo wealth, iu drunken frenzy
shot und killed Col. Thomas Napier, bravo old
Sheriff Of Lincoln County. Hs escapel u,H!
became wanlercr over the world. IIe
crossed tho ocean, and rUatned iu
foreign landa, but thu Eost Of his Victim went
with him everywhere, nnd lu found eontent-
meat a,lt rest gone from him forever. Retur1,-
luz to the unltud States hc went to thu West,
hoping In tic rude wilds OF the border to
lind aolace for bis conscience. At last ho
came home, md presently was captured aud
placed in jail. 11o had trial, and tic Jury
failed to ngrcc. An application for ball WAS ~.
fused, aud he us sent 10 the jai1 In this city for
sato-kecpng, as II WAS feared hls friends
md relatives would secure Ills
release from tho less secure prison al Stanford.
Agasn t'o was taken back for trial and second
jury failed TO ag1ec, mud ho was returned to
l.oulsvItle. Last week lio wna taken to Pulaski
Couoty, where third tme la Ind trial. Yes
tesday, after having been In consultation fos
seventy hours. tho Jury returned u verdict
Of guilty Of manslaugbter, and axctl bis
punishment At two ycars' Imprisonment In the
Fe1litentiary, tho shortest term of punishment
for tint ot1vnsv. It Is thought TINT no effort
Will be made to secure new hearing In view Ut
this light penalty. Holmes taa bGcn ably de-
1cnaed by the best attorneys to bo found Ia the
section.
, 1879-04-09
TIE NEGRO EXODUS.
BONE or ITS GAttSrs.

8pfcta' Htpasch to Tho Tribune.
WAsnlNaToH, d. c., April 8.-Afr. Tandr, OF
st. Louis who brought To Washington yesicr-
day memorial tn regard to tie exodus Of ne
Groes from The South, hns also sous interesting
documentary evidence Of thu unfair treatment
Ut which the colorcd refugees complain, a.tl
which they declaro nakcs 1t Impossible Tor them
to l.yu longer In their old ton,cs. Among tho
paptrs referred to arc tllo original coasrarts ht,d
accuunts current brought from sla!lon Parish,
Louisiana, Tut lar from Ficksburg u,ei utE,er
SECTIONS. Tl!use runtracts show tlAt tho ne-
groes arc cllarced $40 year rent for land wncl
would hardly sell ak that price II nut
Npon tho market. lu. tic accounts
current prices Of provisions arc outragttusly
tx:orttnliate, ui thrru is l.arlY s!Iiglu ast,ca
iaF which tv negroes arc not required to llay ut
lrast
TWICE ITs ACTUAL VALUE.
The price OF ueal Is put down ut 81 pes b,lYhe1.
although 1t has rarely been worth lnore thuN ii,
crcn In summer. Mulasses Is charged ut $l.5U a
gallon, fur which rs cents would bc u large
prize, an1 tobacco Ut b0 cents plug, onc.thIrl
Ut 4 pould, which Is worth about ~ ccnta Der
pouna at retail. Tho charge for hlI1lE out
contract was $3.50. 4 Notary would do the
snsne in Nem York or Nun England at 1flco
ranging from Is cent, to 81. l'lls payment to.
lhcso advances was In cyery rasc secured by
mortgage Oh Or bill OF salc VI tIle crop ot gt,t-
tun to bu ratsc4 BY tic ntgtors, ml,,l tha pro-
ceeds Ut tint aru chtezcu on tbs credit sttls Of
tAu account. In almost every Instance there
WIS sEnall balance ngaust tho cnore.l planter,
although, unly fAlrpr!ces had ncen cllArgta fur
provisions. u considerable ba1ance would HuYe
appeared Oh thu ether sllc VI tue ucSount.
, 1879-04-09
SENATOR BELL.
ARGUMENT ON Ills CASE IN THE snHATE.

fptetdi Dispatch to 7as Tribune
WASHINGTON, d. G.. April 8.-The discussion
Of the right of tic Governor Of New lamp
ahtrc to appoint Mr. Dell to I'LL ono OF the chairs
Of that Stnte ia tho Senate until the Legislature
which wfll meet fn June next, can elect 4cna-
tor, was continued through the afternoon With
the existing Democratic majority In the Senate
It can make NO difference to either side whether
Mt. Bell Is admitted OF not, nnd somo Of the
legal gentlemen arc ayatlng themselves Of tlir
opportunity to discard party considerations at.tl
consider tic question 1udlca1ly. Tic debate
will continue ono II not two days 1ongor, ar1
the Indications still are that Mr.. Bell will bc nd
intted to Ills seat To-day Sunators Garland,
Wallace. kcrnau, anl Carpenter
orPosED MR. BELLS ADMISSION,
which was advocated by Senator droomc Of
MarJ1and, In his maiden speech. Carpenter, to
be consistent with former.cxnressed oplntons,
was compelled to tnkc this course. Hls friends
regret It. Tomorrow It Is expected that Sem
ntor Mcdonald, Of lu1iann. mud Thurman will
assert the right Of Air. Boil to his seat from
their Democratic standpoint, and speeches On
tho same side arc counted on from Senators
Coukltng, Edmunds, and perhaps Blaine. Sem
asor salisbury will close the debate as Chair
tnan Of the Committee on Privileges and EIec-
Hons, sustaining tho majority report Of tho
Committee, which declares that Mr.. Bell Is not
entitled to a scat. Tic case will b9 al import
ant precedent In years to come.
, 1879-04-09

docket. Tho Justices fnror tho crtatsn Of IN
.Ie imtetmealato Appellate Court between tha Cif
Gut Court md Supreme Court. They 10 not
would tsko .he pressaro ei on tho Gonrt lnssd,
uno ol mo Juatces saYs TINT flsc ctnla do suo
"ofk a. We'll ae nine.
ruR PROGRAMME.
Whom TIM nrnv t,chatc bsptn. II the Senate
Wt.hcrs wilt upcf1, mud will bt followed l,y
Wallace on thu Democratic sfit. Nlane vii!
speak for tho Republicans. Tlsre Is general
!ertlnE among Republicans that. as The question
involved tn tho Army bill aFc practically ihe
same as those In Tho Legislative BILL the debate
w!ll take much wider range than It dhl In the
!iol'Bo. The debate will csideutly last long
will veto the Hill ,-
TIE oKALoNA "sTArEsn
IL not to bo nut down, The Democrats will mt
SUCCEED In stitliuE It by The cry that Its elltur
,s an Ohio carpct.Laggcr. It's chief ctlItor, who
War, wroto 4 letter to Mr.. Fryo to-day IN re.
sponse to the nyc,lsnt1ons Ut Representative
Mnltlrow Inst week that thu oknlona States tlucs
3'ns represent nne sespccsa9G @ elements q Inc
n''eslss'nih Ucmorfney, 10 Which He eltowea tstt
IL ~ represent aiuidFow, a. y suppotsctl hlf,,
M. nnu 'ha1 % Us cqtor T. not aa oalo eaf!et.Maget
caro- of himself aitcr
THH MOST ArrRovED SOUTHERN FASHION,
nnti Muidrow, upon learning the naturc Of ttc
letter thnt had IGN submitted tq liz House y
oiitor of thc okalp,,a Sisie,, but simply WISHED
to say Tint he wae M extremist Iii politics. Mr.,
Muldrow did not rotternto tju charge Tint this
odtor IL M Ohio carpot-baggcr. From this
passaRe II Is evident that tha Oka!ulla States
must 10 recognized as tYno OF Mississippi
Democracy. ~ ~ " '''N - ''F''
xtr,ou., o.pr n,v,nr.na
~. -. ',s..,.11 n""M .n.,...', -
, 1879-04-09

Special IIApH!eh 10 7ne 7ffbhHe.
MENporA, H., April Sour city election
came of to-day. Mayor Hastings was ro-olectcd
over Or. j. W. Edwards by 81 vntcs. For
Aldermen, In tho First Ward Fischer was
elected; Second Ward, Hoffman: Th!rl Ward,
Crookcr; Fourtl, Ward, Pohl. The rcsult Is III
accession Of three Aldermen On tho Mayors side,
asl only Evc in oil, while .l.erc aro sever. on tho
Opposition. Tile great effort was TO make tic
in the Council hut Lie Second Ward was lost.
It is to be hoped, however, that nn effort will
be 1nado to restare TINT harmony that was con-
spicuousy absent last ycnr.
tpfc{ut Ufxpatch TO TAe Tribune
srRlN0PiELD, ILL.,. Anria 9.-Tllc ctty election
to-day resulted Ia almost clean sweep for the
Republicans, wt,o elected the entire city ticket,
excepting Treasurer, by majorItles ranging from
10 to .s50, and tint, too, in tile face Of Demo-
cratic maturity Of 800.
Hptciat Hspnfeh to TIE Tribune.
La sALLE, ILL.,, April Sat tho city election
held tn Peru yesterday Robert Z. uasicndancc
the present incumbent, was reelected MAYOR;
". 4. Ge,ncllch, Alderman OF the First Ward; ;
Charles Brunncr, without opposition, for the
long term In tic Second Wnrd John Ii. Quinn,
lung term, III tile Fourth Ward; aNd julius
Mossback was reelected in tho Fifth Ward.
Seven hundred md seventeen votes were cast
more than ever before at anS city election hold
ulrrc,
, 1879-04-09
IN THE HOUSE,
TiIH LEGISLATIVE I'LL.

"Dse'o' Dto".ea 70 7hs 1r'oanfs
"AsnNoToS, D. c., April 8.-Thc House,
aftcr m hour oi wrauglng over ptccedcnts In q
debate In ComfnIttea nf lin Winnie, Immediate
" nrnrac,,c,1 viii, .ha Tor,.,..t.,. .arse.s,s
=; y ~, "ts' ttso Aet"laI'a Apt!op4'o-
uo'l olll' anu commenced the formal reading OF
It. Alter completing nbout two.tIrls Of tic
money narts Of thu bill without making nny
,n,torto1 oma,ar,n,to H., Hes. .,,t,,,a.ni
trI.a III, i. ..,,a..s.,,1",'.. ~. ~ ,
@ l,' o,a 10 a"ostaota'y il@t o! t.e last sessaon'
With the exception OF the political nmendm cnts.
These hare been modified In accordance with
caucus dtctatlon. Wherever tlcre waa mn arree.
,,,n,, n lin ,,,. o,,,~r..s s...S..s ~. 49,
, 1879-04-09
CLEVELAND.


CtsyELANp. O.. April 3.-Thc Significance Of
the result OF the election III this part OF the
State is only understood In full length antl
breadth tonight, whcu the returns arc all in
and the victory Is seen to be complete. In this
city, especially, where fusion OF Democrats
with Nationals was attempted, every possible
cxertEon WAS made to carry things by the De-
lnocsucy. Tie result Of a similar union
In Chicago was 1lcraldcd in evcry
way Imaginable, and circulated In
ctrrulars. but was not sufficient to fire the
Democratic heart. Every Democrat In tic city
tonight may safely bc sNid to be heartily slck
Of anythtug looking towards coalition. md
there is no prospect t1lat tho scheme for uniting
tho Nationals md Democrats for State cam-
psfen this fall will provo Il success, 40 fur ms
Northern Ohio Is concerned. IT, is felt by tho
Democratic leaders il,at they have been sold
out md deceived rs to tho strength Of the Ma
tlonals.
, 1879-04-09
Al1CIIIQAN,


DETROIT, Mlct,. April Sup to midnight so-
tusns are received from ~ cittes and towns,
giving aggregate votes and ulajori1IcA for Camp
bell, Republican, for Justice vi the Supreme
Court, Of 5000. and Tor shipman, condition,
1851, Republican maturity Of 5000. ono
hundred uni scvcnty-twu Ut these samo locali-
ties last fall eays Croswrll, Republican, for
0oycrnur, 53.4s4, and Smith asld Bsrucs GU, leu,
an opposition majority o1 1909. Thts shows i
yet Republican gain Of 10, l84 In considerably
less than l1aif tls vote u tto State. Tie sa,,,o
sates Kept up throughout tho StAto would give
thu Republicans q gain Ut 853s3 AZ compared
With last lalIt aud . Republican majority Of
nearly l0,0uo. !
ANN AnuoR O1ror, Mich. April Slater
c|cetlnn returns show incrtasud Republican
gains. Returns from t.Itcon towns out OF
twenty-five show thu Republican Stutc ticket 10
BE- froEa lu0 to 300 ahyad, although the county
A generally Democratic. Th1 hard. money
Democrats hero did hot swallow tha coalilloi,
ticket. and lad separate tickets printed With
, 1879-04-09


COLUMBUS, O., April 8.-rhc overwhelming
,,ofo,t nj ,,,a noon,ra, III o,,,, t1,at u...a,a:
s...s. s"s ~ ~. nse Wy tlenae ses.e8aay'
VIII ohe or t"o exceptions Aas bccn the sub
ject Ut congratulaton to-dny. At midnight tho
streets wrr0 crowded. When tho nnno,,nce-
ment wna tnado that IN. peo,n,,co, .to,,at ~
49, .,ss.,. ~. onn 1 s.s"as ,,s'' ~
oeen elce'ea oY i,Doo n'nlosltS, Inc cautons lie
p1ellcans con4 hardly comprehend TINT 80 great
n victory had been gained, md were unprcoared
for The announcement this mnrnfnr tint H..
1,.r,ooro,,, t,r,,,,or .i..,, ~, ,vs. ~
~ e"','e' sis'Asuh "eto "eloateu oy
Hearty i,ooJ, showing gain of about 1900
over the municipal vote ppllcd two years
ugu, While there ts n tlisnosltinn IN th,
rart ~ ,ho nonrb,T,,,. - h. .,s.,.... NV
.,' ~ -1,ts 49, ~ ~ t'.aesS ~ tah'ns
t4ia eeeo't ol tne Victory 70 thc!Hsclves, lie
figures, as compared With tho vote ot the last
election, show tbs Democratic yoto OF ycstnr-
t,av Ia In hn, nm, lesa ,lnn tho no,,ocr,,. r,,,,,
>1 ~. H.. sr,s s .s po,4-
:" ~ t"l t''e' inc s!cat et!ahee Is attrloatab!o
to t"o calisea--!lrst, tho Democratic party wn8
gained control OF by tic ycrr lowest eiemruts M
ppctctv. hacked I'm Nv I'm fre. uso ~ ,,,,,o, h.
~ s...,,,,I.,,. tsa...',f.'. '.s .. " o"u5 y
,,.c saa'p,Hhs Ma!ef"ltY' aau Tie 1oane Men's
Democratic Club, who assumed TO take
not only thu management Of the City
Government. but of thu State 3tse1f otvIno t,o
cider mrmIcrs uf Tho nar,v M nnn,rtnn33v ~ ~
eycr corsnlL In relaiiou IT, cantijlntrx S1,n' W
tnation ba!lg considered co,,iyajent to IN cicr.
, 1879-04-09

5ptciat I'l.p1,th to 71< Trthnns.
BosToN, Mass, April 1.-rhe trlnls Of men
for illegal voting at The November election wcro
begun today In the United States Court, mud
orc Of them was convicted. 10 that NOW 1}utter
Will have an opportunity of keeping his prom
ise. In hts Faneutl flail speech. tho night be-
fore election, llo urged Ills friends not to allow
themselves to be fntttni1ated by thrents
Of arrcst for Illegal voting, telling them
that every man rcR'stcscd had tic right to
vote, aud no QUO could forbid him or ask him
any oucatton but What is your namcl" lie
further advised every one, whom llc was chnl-
]cngcd. to get somo mo else to writo Ills name
for him on tic back Of Ills ba1lot and .caat It,
md, II arrested, ball would 10 furnished mud no
harm should befall him, tor ho would bc re-
sponslblc. Tho case was hotiy argued by
Butler, who fnnde mn unsuccessful
effort 10 have the Indictment quashcd, on tho
ground that It did not act forth any ofrcnse
against the United Btutcs. in that It did not
allcao tint the illegal voting WINS for d Rep
rcsentativc to Congress. Tho prisoner testified
that ho bud been voter for twrnty-slx years,
md, althougl, he could neither read nor write,
lifs vote had never been chnlanged. Tic pen-
nifty for thu oGense Is 4 fine OF nut mora tl,nn
S50u, or imprisonment Of not moro than three
years, or buth.
, 1879-04-09
TEE RECORD.

WAsH1NoToN, D. c., April 8.-The Army Ap-
preparation bill Was reported without nulend-
ment.
Mr. Blaln0 gave notice Of an amendment
making It :" penal olfcnsc, punishable with
hne anu imprisonment, for nug military, naval,
OF civil oiiicer. OF any other person, except fur
the PURPOSES laIned III the bill, to appear armed
with a deadly weapon Of any description within
mile OF any polling place where d general Or
special election for Representative to Congress
is being held"
Alr. Bayard's resolution calling upon tho Sec
tary OF tho Treasury for a statement OF tho sums
paid to Jol,n l. Davenport, Supervisor OF Elcc-
tions at Now York, slnce 1870, was adopted.
The Vfce-prcs[dcnt appointed rs tho Commit
tee to Investigate the affairs OF tho Fscclncn's
Swings L. Trust, Company Mcssrs. Bruce,
Cameron Of Wisconsin. Gordon, Wlthcrs, un,l
Garland.
Slr. Dayard introduced bill to repeal Secs
SEQ md 82l RrYiacd Statutes. Flu asked uuaui-
nous consent to put tho bill m its passage
without referring 1t to my committee. 1t ~.
penled the act passed III 1862 providing test
oaths anti tlie disqualification Of jurors III courts
Of the United States.
Mr: Elmuuda objected, mil thc bill was re-
fcrrcd to the Committee On tic Judiciary.
Consideration Of tho New Hampshire Sena.
torlal case wa4 then resumed, and, utter debate,
the Senate, Without action, adjourned.
HOUSE.
In the House quito n debate waa started unon
tho proprletJ OF i1strnctlng the Chairman OF the
Committee Of tho Whole {wtlcn tllu House shall
be iu committee OH the Legislative Appronrtn-
ton bill to inward the floor In nccurtlanrc with
tue rules Of The [ioIsc, an1 not bo bound by auy
list 0f speakers which n,ay bc lnrmul.
After an Informal discussion tho subject
matter was referred to tlic Committee on Rules,
Tho House then wtnt Into Committee Of ,he
Whole on tic LcgtsAtIya Ap preparation bill, In
consideration to bu under the hye-,n!nutc ruiu.
and all Eonnral debate to 10 reserved until the
political tcatures u the bill nre rcacLrd.
The section In regard to tho Treasury Depart
ment having becn reached, MIR. Dfbrcil sub
.ntttcd an amendment providln. that no Col
lector nt my port of cntrg. alall be allowed n
salary greater than the receipts ut said port nor
shall the expenses Of collecting Mt my mort ux-
coed t1!e Eroas receipts ot the same. Reflected,
Alr. Coifr"th submitted an amendment prt}.
vldnE ltAt the compensation Ut GAuCcrs sbnIl
not exceed 50 per day. Rejected.
An amendment Was adopicd providing thut
the sniary Of 5:orckecpcrs sllall not oxcycd go
per tnnnt1,.
Mr. Fort submitted an amendment proyidug
that hereafter wllcn 'eKa-ta,,lcr Treasury notes
Aru rclssuesl, illeY Hhall he 50 rrisBucd In tie
same denominations Us originally iasuGtt,
Mr. tilrfcll raised the point Of order that thc
amendment changed tic existing law, aud was
not IN tla interest ot economy. which pu!nt wus
SUSTAINED by tho Chairmuu fhtils}. n,lI tim.
au,eultignt was ruled ont.
Alter antshlng tho consideration OF sixty pages
OF the bill tho Committee rosu and 1hc Io!isc
adjourned.
, 1879-04-09
MYSTERIOUS MURDER,


EAST bA01NAw, April 8.-Ihs body of 4
young man named lunja1n!n Young, who camu
here from Graylusg March 81, was found lu an
open fell tust beyond TIC city limits this morn.
Ing, bearing eyldeuec OF foul play. There
were dye cuts on tho faco, q
cut In tho left arm. and =
etutusl0n Oh tho back Of The head. IIo was
known to hAvc Ind considerable uouey, aud the
atIatr ia shFoudcd tn mysterY. Thu Inquest has
thus fnr developed no ckew ns to tie motive, Or
why tae leed Was committed. IL is generally
believed TO 10 murder. Deceased belonged at
Youug's Point, PetcrboEo County, Ont.
, 1879-04-09

GALVESTON, April ga Ntus special troa
Jefferson says last Saturday Ut twilight at II.
Vernon Robert Morgan, whom the Sheriff lttl
IL charea Of the Jail, was assasslaatcd bY 1T
men WHO, utter numbering Morgan, ATTEMPTED
to rescno tho prisoners. but tho door rcssshs
their efforts, md being fired on BY tho c!tlxens
they were compelled TO take to tlrir horses an4
escape. Tho citizens threatened to burn .as
prevailed on to desEst.
, 1879-04-09
FUN At OSHKOSH.

Srteht Dispafth to Ihe Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, April 8.-Thc first meeting oI
tho new Council occurred tonight with much
interest and lnrgu crowd Of spectators, A 1argt
delegation Of women presented petition iol
no license. The petition was tlisregardod and
.hu Democratic Council placed tho licgnse d
SIS, the lowest allowed by Inv.
, 1879-04-09

ST. Louls, April B.-Shortly alter o'clock
thA morning, as Innu, as yet unknown, was
passing through Missouri Park, bounded by
Thirteenth and Fourteenth and Olive aud St.
Charles strsets, ha was roughly accosted by
four men, ono vi them taking bio, by tbs collar
liz released himself Immediately, aud drew
pistol, whereat Ills assalauts fed. III few
rnluutea two Of them returned, and the un-
known mnn commanded them to walk In single
Tile, saying he intsndcl to take then, To police
headquarters. Thrv had proceeded but
short distance, when twU shots were Ilred
by tho unknown ulau, aud one ot
the men under arrest, named Charles
DFayertou, was struck in the back aud
dle1 III tow minutes, Tie Me4 who
, 1879-04-09
rEkIN.

Sntctdi 1tsnafch IN 7As 7vf6ans.
srH1aorlELo, ILL.,, April 8.-In tho Dist,tt
Court, William Calender, Of Peoria, =.
Joseph G. Thompson, Of Canton, two more o
the Pekin ringstcru, entered plea or guilty.
and were fined. tho former $50 md the lattu
$25,. and costs. I@hoy worc tho parties "
hauled awny the hlghWiues from McIutyre's.
, 1879-04-09

ALBANY, April Sat tho election hare to-day
tho Democrats elected ten, the Democrats and
Nationals tucnty.ono, mud the Republicans four
Supervisors. John Guttnlan, Democrat, was
reelected Justlce OF tito Justtcu's Court by
1900 majority.
, 1879-04-09

DAYTON, T., Apsii 8.-'rho latest election re-
turns In The city show that the Republicans have
elected nearly all their officers on tl.c city
ticket BY 300 majority, und secured majority
IN tho Council. The city Is Democratic by up
wards Of 200 majority.
, 1879-04-09

ST. Louis, Mo-, April ga KANSAS City dis
patch says: The election passed OFT ycrs quietly.
The count Is not yet completed, but the election
OF G.. II. KceleY, Grecnbacker, for Mayor is cor
ceded. The Indications arc TINT the Republic
ms elect the Treasurer, and four cut Of six
Aldermen.
, 1879-04-09

Harrisburg, April s.-lor. Hoyt to-dy
Issued warrants for tic execution, June & d
NtmEod Spittcnhower, for tho murder OF Johu
Ncycrgalf, at Lebanun, nnd Peter swinglo,
lcolored1, for tho murder OF John Anderson, Il
ChambcIsburg.
, 1879-04-09

PHILADELPHIA. pa., April ga largo meet
Tug II eolored people was held thh oycnlus for
the purpose OF raising meana for the colored
retuRc&a from the 4outt now lu 81, Louis, Adj
uresset Mera made BY Dtahop Payuu and others,
after 1htch qulto large sum waa raIsed+