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River kilograms.

CAIRO, June 1S.-Arrived- City of
Helena, St. Louis, II pm; Vint
Shinkle, Cincinnati, 8 am; Colorado,
Vicksburg, G. Departed-Hickory
St. Louis, 8 pm; City of Helena,
Vicksburg, l am; Colorado, St.
Louis; Vint ShinkIe, Memphis, H..
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June 18.-Arrived-
Idlewild, 4; j. D. Parker, 8 am.
DEPARTED. D. Parker, Cincinnati,
II am. River falling, with 6 feet .
inches on the gauge. Weather clear
and cool.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Of $4O,-
100000 four per cent, certificates
issued, but $47 120 remain in the vari.
GUS repositories sl7,464,OOO of the
amount issued have been converted
into four per cent. bonds.
A quorum of senators in the Demo
cratic caucus was late assembling to-
day, and when obtained Senator Hill
moved to adjourn subject to the call
Of the chair. Without debate the
motion was carried.
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Seventy Kentucky mules have been
imported into England for use on the
tramways. 1t is said that three mules
can be kept as cheaply as two horses,
and that their powers of endurance
are greater than those of horses. In
Glasgow the experiment has been
tried with the utmost success.
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New York Iten,s.

New YORK, June is. - Alfred
Balier, pilot, fell dead on the bridge
of the steamship Nevada while taking
that vessel into port
The inquest in the case of Mrs.
Hull. who was murdered last week,
has been postponed till tomorrow.
General Anson Stager, vice presi-
dent of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, is in the city.
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First Edition.
2 O'CLOCK, p. M.
BY CABLE.
The Disturbances in AIgiers----
Arrival Of French Troops
at Medina.
Aquatic Sports in England Plais-
teds and nicholson the Next
Contestants.
Five Villages in Sicily Destroyed by an
Earthquake---A Number of
Lives Lost.
The French Senate Will Endeavor
to Remove the Chambers from
Versailles to Paris.
The Pedestrians Walking for Life.
The Race Between Brown
and Weston.

VERSAILLES, June 1S.-Minister
Lepere assured the chamber of depu-
ties to-day that the disturbances in
Algiers afforded no present cause for
anxiety. The house consequently
consented to postponement of inter
pelatiou on the subject one month.
Erich, commander in Algiers, reports
his arrival at Medina. Ten chiefs of
the rebel tribe endeavored to obtain a
of hostilities by falsely
representing that the rebel leader had
fled. The rebels were warned to sur
render him or they would be attacked
last night.
LONDON, June 1S-Plaisted's boat
for the match with Nicholson has
been launched and christened "Colum-
bia. " Plaisted says the boat is the
finest he was ever in. Length, 81
feet; breadth, III inches. Plaisted
and Nicholson are both in excellent
condition.
Hanlan was SO confident of the re-
suit of the championship match that
he prepared on Thursday last the
speech which he delivered from the
window of the Newcastle Chronicle
Office ON Monday.
In regard to the proposition to con
test for the sportsman cup in Ameri-
ca, the Sportsman says: "We feel
convinced that the trustees realize
that the design of the donors was to
promote the best interests of sculling.
and that not necessarily in England
alone"
At half-past nine to-day the score
in the pedestrian match was, Brown,
252 miles; Weston, 24O; Ennis, 16l
Harding, 100. AT this hour Brown
and Ennis are walking, and Weston
and Harding are resting. Rowell has
deposited el0O to bind him to the
match with the winner.
Score at4o'clock-Br Brown 2Sl miles,
Weston 27l, Ennis 1870, Harding 100.
Brown dogs Weston as Rowell did
0'Leary.
Mr.. Panchot, of Buffalo, who won
the last match in New York, expresses
his intention to challenge the winner,
but prefers the match to take place in
America. Betting, of which there is
very little, is two to one on Brown,
but there is every reason to expect
close race between him and Weston.
The latter has astonished everybody
by his performance thus far. He looks
fresh and is confident of winning. 1t
is doubtful if Harding will reappear.
Ennis seems good for scoring 450
miles.
Hanlan is expected here soon, and
grand reception is suggested.
Daniel Bowles & Co., cotton spin
ners, have failed liabilities e61 900.
The strike of the lumbermen in
Sweden has collapsed.
ROME, June 18.-There was vio-
lent earthquake yesterday at Aci, Sic
lily. Five villages were almost wholly
destroyed. Ten persons were killed
and several injured. The inhabitants
of the district are fleeing en- masse.
PARIS, june 18.-The French SEN
ate and chamber of deputies will meet
in congress tomorrow to revise the
article of the constitution making
Versailles the seat Of the legislature
with a, view to the removal of the
chambers to Paris.
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.
MEMPHIS, June is

MEMPms, June IS.
Sales of cotton in this market to day
70 bales to spinners. Prices are lc
lower than last evening; middling 12s.
New York kilograms at 2:29 pm. re-
port a further decline of bc; middling
l2ic. Futures at 23O pm. were
irregular and &c below opening prices.
Sales, 1l5,SGO bales. Liverpool
futures at 4 pm. were l-33d lower.
New Orleans at 3 pm, quiet and easy.
Sales, 568 bales; stock, 1926 bales.
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Cana,ln,s RoYnI Yisitors.

QUEBEC, June lS.-The vice-regal
party, including Princess Louise and
Duke of Argyll and family, began in
l rain-storm yesterday their fishing
excursion on the river Restigauche.
A number of man servants accom-
pany the party, but no maid servants.
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ST. PAUL, June l8.-The governor
was summoned last night at midnight
TO Tracy, Mimi, to take steps to sup
press riot, Particulars have not yet
been received. Tracy ia the terminus
OF the Hastings and Dakota railroad
whore work is going on upon the ex-
tension.
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CHEEK-MACK-At the residence of Mr..
John Cheek, on Rayburn avenue, Memphis,
iienny June II, lSi', 5y, Rev. I. j. Rowan,
MARTHA L. MAcE, Of Mississippi.
May the duties which devolye upon them
beso kindly and faithfully discharged as to
make their prosperity and happiness con
tinuOus
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EXPORTS.


NEW YORK, June IS, 1928 p.m.-
Cotton opened this morning quiet and
steady at yesterday decline Of Lice
now l-l6c further off. Ordinary,
10 l5-l6c; good ordinary, II 1l-l6c;
low middling, II 1-l6c; middling,
l2sc; good middling, IL ll-l6c; mid
ding fair, 1850; fair, 14sc. Futures
closed last evening quiet and steady at
from 8 to 20 points higher than the
day before; opened this morning
barely steady at points better figures;
now weak 10 TO 20 points below open
ing prices,
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New ORLEANS, June IS, 1l:30 a. m.
Cotton dull. Middling, 12c. Re
ceipts, 563 bales. Sales, 100 bales.
GALVESTON, June Is. Cotton is
nominal. Middling, l2lc. Receipts,
3SS bales. Stock, 3449 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June Is, 1880 pm
Cotton opened this morning steady and
unchanged from last evening. Uplands
65d; Orleans, 6 15-16d Sales. 70OO
bales; for export, 1000 bales. Re
ceipts, 1900 bales. American, 1900.
Futures opened 1-32d cheaper since
partially recovered. Deliveriesf for July
and August. 8 15-16d August and
September, I'd; September and Octo-
ber, l-32d October and November,
SGD; November and December,
7-16d
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New YORK, June lS.-Before the
trial Of johnny Hope, ON the charge
of robbing the Manhattan Savings In.
stitution, was resumed to-day, the
storm doors of the bank, which have
been frequently referred to during the
trial, were erected in the court room.
The defence is an alibi.
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HEALTH ORDERS.
Health Order No. s.
QFFloE BOARD OF HEAlrH,

AAAiN" OlolhltI W nHkAhA lO., IkNN )
June u, 1870
HE board Of health call the special atten.
L tion Of all property-owners, nVents sn1
occupants to the following orders, lo IT,
effect from and after this date. N
First-Suitable covered boxes and bay, al
must be provided by each householder for ~ ~
reception OF asnes and kitchen rn...a
which must be kept separate, these ,,,'.l .Dasel
barrels to be placed upon tho allie =, sao ~
walk, at some place easy Of ao,oc,s u s'ls ~,
driver Of the garbage cart. 'o'' 70 tho
Second-All privy vaults, s.ables. ce,,noo,.
soi snksi ufgtp5nsl gpu;l etGi, must thoroughly disin
will be furnished to any one caiIinnh
health otiiee.) ""' 'ne Gaining ~ the
lhlrd-A pyoReriy.owners and oceupnnt,
hts hsetly urged to whiteWash an outbuiid-
inss isga aNh cellars connected with their prel..
so.sii n Il. COLLINS, N. b., sse'sB. ofH.
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COTTON DeaIers Involved.

BosToN, june 1S,-The Herald says
R. R. Smith & Co., cotton dealers, are
involved in the affairs of R. R. Smith
& Co. of New York. 1t is thought
the liabilities will be less than $4,000.
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A Sacrificing R,shon.

MONTREAL, June IS. - Bishop
Fabre, Catholic, is giving up his pal
ace and retiring to the suburbs. The
saving effected is about $4,000.
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Political.

SAN FRANCISCO, june 1.-THE Re
publican State convention reassembled
at 81 pm. and adjourned until to.mor-
row.
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AUCTION.
Administrator Sale OrPersonaI
Property.

ON Thursday, June 26, ls7g!eat the ane,;or
" house of A. NJ. Stoddard, tSe person.i v,,Vn /
property Of Asa Geter, deceased. consiSiinS
OF one wardrobe, one wash-stand, one trnnL
two watches, one bowl and pitcher. nieivras
wearing apparel, and sundry articles toe
numerous to mention.
a2.l0l II. A. TH0Ms, Admipislraior
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MEETING.

M EMBERS Of Banner Lodge, CO. /. o. NJ.
vi A., are hereby requested TO meet this
WEDNESDAY, evening at o'clock, at hall
No. 2sS Second street. All members Of the
order invited. BY order
:. IL. TAYLOR, Pres't
A. A. WgLcH, See'y.
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ST. Louis, June Is. - Flour un.
changed Wheat lower; No. 2 red,
81 09b@1 09. Corn lower, at 343
35ic. Oats higher, 33t@33!c. Whisky
steady, 81 o.. Pork higher, SlO256
1875. Dry salt meats higher: car lots,
clear ribs, 4.9Oc, Bacon, higher; clear
ribs, 5.40@5.45c. Lard steady, at 6.20c
bid. Hogs quiet; New Yorks to Bal
timores, 3.45@36Oc; smooth heavy,
3.65@3.75c.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Flour firm.
Grain unchanged. Whisky steady
at $l.0l. Provisions stronger and held
higher. Pork quiet at $40 so. Lard,
summer, $40, Bulk meats $50, 4.95,
5, and 5.05c. Bacon, 4l@53e.
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The Panama RcyoIution En,Ied.

New York, June ls.-Ncws has
been received IRON Panama that the
revolution ended Sunday.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 1S-Wheat steady
but weak at $l.O3A cash Oats steady
at 32c cash. Rye and barley are un.
changed. Pork strong and higher,
$40 cash Lard firm and higher, 6.22lc
cash bid. Whisky, l04. Hogs-ro
eeipts, u 600, active, at 3Gl0c higher;
light, 3.75@3S5 packing, 3.75@3.S0
choice shipping, S'S5@S,9Oc,
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, June Is. Money easy
at 3C95, Sterling S74@898 Bar sill
yer here, ia Subsidiary silver coin.
s@jc discount Governments firm
Railroad securities irregular. State
bonds dull. Stocks firm.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
NEW CASTLE, Del, April %, 1S

NEW CASTLE, Del, April %, 1879.
MeSsrs. Hriirrt, scott Riley and Her.
man, the committee of tue Board IT
Education having charge of the erection
OF the new school house met las evening
in the City Couu.il Chaub, r, and there
received and "In n-d IN the presence OF
the bidders the prop sails tor furnishing
tn lin and lay ny the bricks, which
werd: A. NJ. Hlzar, S3.25 per 1000; D.
Bri>on, $3.50; = j. Duffy, S2.74 Mr.
Duff brnI the lave bidder was
awarded the con ract.
About 80,t on bricks will be reQuir. Il fol
the school nous All the m etings o
the Build ny Committee are h-ld with
OPP do r., ami the citx ms are atfOr.i.-C
every opportunity of win ssius tn,
a"ar ing of "A contracts. The commit.
TIRE request each b ld,r to Ie on hant
with his proposal in trd-r that all ma,
be satisfied there is 10 pari2li y show
IT, au, o ..
Thu sday ev-ning, May lst., there will
be- an entertainment gwen IN the Cour
House in aid of the free reading room.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
CHURCH IMPROVEMENT.

The 'vestry OF st. Andrews p. E. church
recently agreed upon some important
church improvements, which are now
undrr way. The inside OF the church
will he handsomely frescoed. and the
wood work painted aud vanished while
the outside of the building Will be thor.
oughly reprinted. Messrs. Kaiser and
Gattaschick, OF Philadelphia. are now a.
work uron the frescoing, and the inside
painting ana vanishing will he done hy
James France, of this city. TIE contract
for the outside painting has been award
Ell to Mes-rs Cardwell & Wall, of thi,
city. 1t is expected that the entire worl
will be finished in about five weeks.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
FIFTH EDITION.
Flee lien Trials Failing.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONSPIRACY
CASES N SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE.
CHARLksToN, s c., April 42.-At the
opening Of the United States Circuit
Court this morning Judge Bond instruct
ed the jury charged with the trial of the
Barnwell County election conspiracy
cases to bring in verdict of Lot guilty,
on the ground Of defect in the inforina-
ton.
The information consisted of five sep
arate counts. The fist four counts
charged that the traverses, with other
persons unknown, conspireh to prevent
Fred Nix, colored, and others, who were
qualified voters, from meeting peaceably
for consultation IN respect to public
affairs.
The nfh count charged that the trav.
ersers conapired TO injure and oppress
Nix IN the tree exercise OF the right to
vote at a Federal election on account Of
his race and color. The first four UNITS
Of the Information Judge Boud held
could not be maintained, because they
contained no allegation that the parties
had been molested Oh account of fhelr
race or color. The statute, there had
bssn no proof offered to suitain 1t. The
jury accordingly brought In a verdict o.
not guilty.
United States District Attorney l.. G
| Northrop then moved to continue al
the political cases until the next Novem
ber term of the Court, and stated that |
would be- now impossible to proceed
with the trials without enormous expen.
ses to the Government and serious hard
ship to the witnesses for both defe ndant
and the Government. There being nc
objection on the part of the defense tn
be held IN November at Columbia. TIL,
court then adjourned until the 10th o
May next, at which time the Chi,
Justice is expected to be present TO hea
Important civil causes.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
THE PEDESTRIANS IN LONDoN-THR
RUSSIAN NIHILlSTs.

THE PEDESTRIANS IN LONDoN-rHR
RUSSIAN NIHILlsTs.
LONDON, April %, 1879.
The Nordenskjold, a steamer built at
Malmo, Sweden, to 90 t. the assistance
of the Nordenskjold expedition, vas
launched at thai pot yesterday.
THE LONDON WALKING MATCH.
The scores of the six days pedestrian
contest now going OIL at the Agricultural
Hall were, at twenty minutes past three
yesterday at ernonn as follows Brown
1S3 miles; Hazael, 1872; Corkey, ia;
Weston, l4S miles. At three clock this
morning the scor' Ood as follows -
Brown, PA miles; Hazael, 21o; Corkey
PIP; Weston 1872.
Brown is in splendid condition and is
now the favorite, though Hazael, who
during the afternoon was expected to
break down, is now improving.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
lac nest.

Tho Coroner was called upon, this
morning. to hold an inquest over tho
body OF Mrs. Louisa, vito Of Thomas
Miller, residing on Jefferson STREET above
Sixth, who died during last night. The
testimony showed taht Mrs. Miller per-
formed her regular household duties
yesterday, and went to bed At night in
her usual health, though complaining OF
feeling rather tired. When her husband
awoke this morning, he found her dead
in bed. DIR. Draper made an examine
ton and testified that death had resulte eC
from heart disea-e. After which the
jury rendered verdict 10 that effect
Drceased was SO wears Of age, and WAS q
woman OF estimable character.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
A Murlcrous Rlov

READING, April 22.-paricul,,,..
been received here of a murder co'.n !.
ted at Gibraltar, Robeson ,osn,bia Iua "
victim dying about ten O'Clock lac, T piS]
II seems = concert was being held n h
hotel of Levi ii. Brown, when a. n
turbance was created by several n,-i
trying to force their way into lbef ~, ~
without pa, ing.
Daniel Meyer and George SlschI
while under the influence of liono, !
came engaged in a quarrel, and on.
them struck Brown. The latter. q
picked up club and struck Moyr,l,
rible blow, knocking him do own Siam
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
THE SUBSIDIARY SILVER COIN
BILL PASSED.

WASHINGTON, April % Tho House
this morning resumed consideration of
the subsidiary silver coins hill. Various
amendments, including the sub. utuie Of
f-rrd by Mr.. Mills, were Withdrawn, and
the bill was passed, 1t provides that the
holder of silver coins of smaller denomi-
nation than one dollar may receive there
for, when presented at the Treasury or
any Assistant Treasury, in sums of 500
or multiple thereof, lawful money OF The
United States. The second se ation au-
thorizes the Treasury to exchange tre-
ceived under the provisions of this act,
in sums of $50 or mulnples thereof for
lawful money. The third section makes
subsidiary silver coins a legal tender In
snms not exceeding $50 for all de Its pub
lie ami private. The fourth sect on
makes the MINOR coins "copper" and
nickl-) receivable for postage and post.
age stamps to the amount of SO. The
fifth section repeals all acts In conf CT
with the bill.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
GENERAL NEWS.

Ex-Srcretary Belknap concluded his
testim ney b fore the Stan ey colrt-
mart a. yes erday and General Cnburii,
Colonel Haines AID olonel Simpson
t. st lied about po l-traderships.
The future sess of the Br, oklyn
Presbyte y during NJ. L Images trial
are t. be held in NJ Ia images l. y, J.
lee. Brother Crosby occupied yester-
days sessio by a cro,,-ex mutation Of
Mr. Talmage.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
THE BIDS FOR THE BONDS.

The bids for taking the new four-and-
a-half per cent, bonds of the ci y of Will
mington, t. the amount of $4,000, will
be opened by the Finance Committee in
the office of the City Treasurer, at three
o'clock Tins afternoon. Up TO noon hut
one bid had been received and number
are expected 10 come in before three
O'Clock. IL is said that a finn of Phila-
deiphia brokers will offer a bid for Ia
king the entire loan.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23

DOR SALE "A nigny improv q Ta,m
Il of 1903 acres in White Clay Creek hun
dred. n IL enclosed In Osag Hedge. d.
vded into five fields. Lar. e apple or
Joining the firm. Buildings-Large Man
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, u RAJ AIRY
and all otl er buildings necessary OH a
first Glars farm. Zmiles from station on
miles from Wilmington. A ppiy 0
sNO. W. WHITE AN.
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth stree
oct2l-w&sd- Wilmington, De
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
GOVERNMENT AID.

During the session of the House OF
Representatives at Washington yester.
day, one of the members from daryland,
introduced a bill extending government
aid to the building of Maryland and
Delaware ship canal. The company fol
the building of the canal has beeo chart
cred by the legislatures of this State and
MARYLAND
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
ASSAULI1NG A TAX CoI1pcro,

Last evening, William Mas,en col n
was arraipned before the Mayor on M1
plant OF Edmund Provost, clty Ia, n
l'ctor, who charged him with a,,aDhl
him while in the performance Oil
duty.
1t appeared from the evidence NJ
Mr.. Provost had called several M
upon Masten for tax bill l,,hat was Oy1
due, and yesterday he called again, hi
the man refusing to pay, Mr. p, val
the act of arresting him, when resist,
amt STRUCK the collector.
The Mayor required Masten to pay
and costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
BASE RAIL-.

This afternoon, in Philadelphia "a game
of base ball will be played between the
Defiance club and the Utica, N. Y. club.
Frank Lstierty, of this CITY, formerly
pitcher of this well-known Qmcksieps,
win pitch for the Defiance in this game
Yesterday afternoon the Defiance
played with the Holyoke, Mass, CLUB,
and sustained defeat by score of 6 to
a.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
LOOKED LIKE THE SHERIFF.

A man was noticed upon th- III ED
this city, this morning, who bore sut
strong resemblance to Sheriff Pyle lh|
sew, raj persons addressed him as "Ste
i'll" b fore discovering their mistake,
was not learned who the man is.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
AMERICANS A FIGHTING FOR
ENGLAND.

DETROIT, April pa proposal has
been submitted by General Duffield, of
this city, to the Canadian authorities. to
raise five Thousand American volunteers
to fight for Great Britain anywhere ex-
cept against the United States,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
TAKEN NEW CASTLE.

Francisco Marion, who was held In
the sum of $500 for his appearance al
court, by the Mayer, on the charge oI
robbing the store of William Is. .Ietferis
was taken to New Castle to day on III,
90 p. m, tram.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
ANNIVERSARY.

The anniversary Of the Home for
Friendless Chillren will be held in Grace
NJ. Il. Church tomorrow evening. Rev.
L. Marks will deliver an address, and
other interesting exercises will take
place.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
SENT TO JAIL.

Francisco Marion, who, after a Id
trouble and about mil- Of red tape VI
at length brought here f ON PhilaaelphI
by n requisition, on charge Of rbbI1
the millinery store Of W. b. Jeifsris, VI
taken to New Castle on the los Uni
this afternoon by oflirer Boster. H. vi
rrmain in Jail until the approaching Ten
of Court, when lie will have bis trial.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23

Invest, young man! vest! twenty n vo
cen : TO- bot 10 # DIR. Bulp> cough
syrup VI your sweetheart IA, a cough,
and be happy.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23
III u RUSSIAN NIu1r

The st. Petersburg corra..'i'
The Cologne Gazette e1nIa,np,o d
OF things preceding the S mnhn,s, 'ns s,A
me imperial ukase. He savs srs".auon : VI
timely circulpt' Il organ of,Io :. cAnds-
lsts Land and LibertW d %r ,,a.n a,synola'lO,
aboliiion of the third section aauel "s
periai Chancellery aud The d,,,oe u, Toe ls|
IN. Camarilla surrounding tHa Ha''1,sa G. \.
published a list of aboni ,wo u IlN ID
names, declaring that the re,o,a, ro nundsl
would shoot. stab and murder J'",,0G'l1 mn,iS
demands are satisfied agd the Ip'.l n". Ihsi
swept from the face of the e,,,' ra''An ~
correspondent estimates tha, ,ba "
society numbers 1900 fuIlv '1e ,e,.' se's
working members, besides ,haa ha.ua','
who have taken simple oa'h h,"os,aai avg
ty. The total value of the society +, .,s W.
mated at 1900 900 roubles. "a
The daily gazette., 1879-04-23

A valuable horse belonging to Nailor,s
Stables, Washington, ID. G., was cured
OF scratches by Keller's Roman Lin,ment
Price 20 cents.