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NAVIGATION NOTES.
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CHiCAHc.
Tia echr Marnolta needs new forctopmaat
to replace ouc lntoly carried away on the river
BY d propel'es.
The tug u. u. Green left port last evening Tor
Highland Park, wl,cro stc will ptck up tue
yreckaao Of tho scow Asa Chitts, which rccently
went ashore at that place a,,ll broke up,
Tic new sclr Ford River, l1ltlt at Milwaukee
for Inc lumber company of tlMt name, Is X
nccte ed trro tonight. Can't. walsh commands
lcr. She Ia q nlnsc Ut the Resumption, and f1at
been described fu rmE TntaUsH.
During The twcntr-fntr hours enu!hg ht Q
O'Clock 1a.t evening twcn.v.two sail,vesscls as!!
len stcalnorh nrriyet nj this port, and eleven sail
anl tlnc steam .tatt departed. The wind yes
terray was from The south.
EI.sEWftERE.
At Detroit, Saturtar, ths tug John Martin was
rol.i hv freeman NorScl to Joseph l. Le"is Tor
s9,700
The Dnhlia has ntrcady supplied and her Of
tlccrs have inspected thirty-three lighthouse
stations, Including nil on Lakes Huron and
Michigan i'm tu (4raud flnveu.
A. present about scyentv.syo men arc At Work
on tue new boat being built nt Wyainlotte f9t
The Detroit IL Cleveland Inc The plntIllE Is AL
on ,tp TO thu turn OF the htge, ami one streak
above. A portion OF the deck lrahles nre also IN
p!aco.
, 1879-06-10

mantfery, responded to by Eminent Commander
H,ollon. of tho Now Ynrk Comsnandory. Thfa
afternoon, aftcr nocome to the city by Mayor
Lan9,loi,, they paratlcd tl,n principal streots
under the escort at tho Detroit Commant1ery,
detroit Light uuartls autl Light Infantry. To-
night the visitors. Win Arn accompanied ny tho
celebrated American l}and, Of Providence, wcre
giycn a grant reception and banquet At tho
Asylum OF the Detroit CotntnHnttcry.
, 1879-06-10

CuluAoo, Juuc 0.--PhYate dispatches from
associates In tho chicago Musical College on
last Friday afternoon, received in Now York
city, concerning certain run,ors In Chicago, per-
auadcd me to defer my sailing for Europe,
which hat been fixed fur tie next day. On my
way home, encountered the following dispatch
III iho current newspapers:
CuicAlio, j,uu T.-Thu 2fBlts this morning pub.
lishel 4 statement thal ilr. Florence zteEaeld,
President Of tue Chicago College of Music. has fled
tho CITY undrr peculiar ciTeuHlstnnces THIS sup
pustinu 10 That liz As gnne - EnT0pe either on aG.
cuuut Of financial embarrassment Ut kbBCunHtd
with anpthcr man's wife, Or ilod TO saya h,s l!to
hcrn being sn.n"rs that Gil attempt had oean made
to aAratanats him.
! aul not informed wasthEr Or not have any
remedy fnr this staMEcFous publication thus
spread throughout tlc country, in}uTlug NV
reputation aud my business, hut deem It Tor.
tullatu that had not yet sailed fur Europe. /
hare returned ut tic earliest postfbls 1notnene
il haye "ullscusldc.l with another mans wife, u
nth NOW reaIly tu deliver her up to her lawful
husband: II am u11,'ur 'fanancial en,barrasd-
IN u .Say ysbns 9s s uy sSoue as s @ Ghs.s s
Musical College, ur VI Tue bTas,et thereof, II
Loolns street. shall rcnaln In ChlcnEo loni:
enough Tor any man to rlatm his vito, or present
hIs I'LL; utter that hope 70 bc permitted to
takp INV vacation TO Europe In DEUCE. ....,
1t IL tFte ihat. soHie three weeks ago, was nj
talked one night in manner that has aiEcAd bcen
related with sufficient tclrcunlstautialtY. Netl'-
er the purpua4 VI tile httAck Nas FnOhc3y or re-
ycngu aln unnbic TO s2y. connlun!casru the
facts immediately 70 state't- Attorney Mills,
wko IL q lIcg,hnr nj nifnc, uud le put thu case
in The ha,.ds OF detoctires- Al their request,
l withheld tic usual cotatn9nieaton to ta
newspaper reporters, and nt Alr. afills' reAucat,
II, l,s uleiat calucity, Detailed such circunl'
stances as might possibly give Glow to tho
ntlack. This communication Mas made to 10
oillrcr Of lhu State, an.l certainly was ono had
| u right 10 MAXI. / need only add now ttIat
| t.aye hreu led to be|eye tho perpetrators ol
| !nktlgutors of the attack will bo exposed.
All can tl0 Rt prcsent 10 to repeat lh!t atn
| ready nt my home or tic cnllcre for the ncxl
| few days to pay any one to whoIn ! atR tndebt
ed, Or to atoilc ~ tile beat Ut .uy ability, to RnJ
ono whom may hare n}ured, Il 'naY 10 sotns
satisfaction 10 personal enctnfcs or business
siyals 10 feel that they have taluscd ms the *
pel,se ult! tsoutlu Of returning from New York
Int have a.sn tho aattsfacii0n OF knowing THU
was ablo " returu before their nla!lctou,
stories had taken root In the community
| Thanking you fur your slaly ktntln*sses to tht
Chicago Mustea! COlte3e IN Iho lIAst, un4 askii!l
ths insertion Of tlis card ~ matter of justice
| to myself und = new uvidrnce Ut your Eoot
will. l a'u, yours respectfully, -
, 1879-06-10
TOO MICH ORE,

Some of Our vessel Captains In the ore trade
ut Marquette ara suspicious that they arc bring
ing down Inore orc than they get credit for. 1t
uppeara TINT the casa nt Marquette ara averaged
ut eight tons apleee, ,,nl one per cent Is then
deducted fur lcnknGe nnl waste. Ona Captain
thought thut lie brought down about forty tons
luoro than le was allowed, anu lie sns led to
believe that the cars agernEcd eight md onc-
nrw clerk there. as tho old one was thought to
be too liberal With tho Sessels.-t3epesaad Nfr-
ai4.
, 1879-06-10

PORT OF CHICAGO.
The following arc the arrivals aM actuat snl[-
,ngs at Ibis port for Inc twcnty-four hohrs ond-
lug at 10 o'clock Inst night:
Ann,vA1H.
rron asants state, aeIne. e}t Ra.h street. :t.sOt
xchr II. +. Wadu. Manstcc. lun,per, Esuah street,
ron Mcrsengcr, 1lcntnn, s,nt!ries. Isueh street.
sir stmr CHie chesso. anitowoc. s"rss lsas street.
Stn1r Alpenn, slu.kckan, *unhrtea, iannh street.
enr jssse rhll!l. Mans.se Lumber; Ma.kfs nn,
scnr {. /. johnson. Frankfort, lumber, Market
Whit :"naFf Iats ss"tf Polk
seaz pset Lgd!nston' lumber a1ina Ma,tst s;i.
| Schr i. ii. Stanton, Frankfort, lumber, Twelfth
p.on NJ Groh, sou.h 1layc. snndrc., State street.
| Schr Ottawa, LndinGton, lumber, Rnat street.
Sehr j. i. Doottns, Lud'ngton. lumber, Tbroop
schr harvest Queen, Ludsngton, lumber, Sampson
schr J: s''s r. nroun, 1ua!nE.o. lumber, Market: ,
Prop city Of Concord, Cleveland sunar1es' cafI
! prop Ara6is, Buffalo, suntr!cs, State street-
| ACTUAL sA1LtNos.
Prom Ann,c Laura, Mu.kcqon, sundstes.
| Stur Cornna, St. Joe. snndrics;
atH.r Chicago. ataniiowoc anndsics.
| Schr Marion Dixon, White Lake, itsas'
| Schr lienry ". Sngc. }nffalo. grain.
| SclIr G. L1ltng. MAntstec. light, :, ..
| ycnr Florence Lester. 'hiaAtatcc, lfIhts
| 2chr Laytlta, Man1stec, light.
| Prom Anska buffalo, snnhFfaa+
Proi, Fnycttc Mansitc. l!ght.
Schr clara Parker Maniptcc. light.
Schr rraficse. Mnskegotl, Hight.
Schr Hungarian. Muskcg0n. light
| Prom Buffalo, Buf1alo, Enndflcs.
schr Mciy!pn, FIX Rap!Gs, light
| rrupE, Jfcttz, Manstee light.
| Prom r. W. Shook. Whita Lake. LIGHT.
| schr f}cljo Mitchell, alanislge, light.
i Schr Lem johnson, Msnlatec. light.
i Sci,r IoltIaa Mcdonald, MAnlstcc, light.
i Schr SaEd}nta. White Lake. stUne-
| Scut tfa?ph Campbell, MuskeEon, Light.
Schf lvcf Lawson, Mnliistce. light.
Schs T.. u. Stanton, Frankfort: light
PROC q. Campbell. Ll,Nrton, liCht-
Prof, Cf,nnrIntt,, Clcycland. Hight.
Pfop Trader, Fentwater, lttht. >.
| ;cbF IIrlcn iiIoo1, Ludn1t0n, light
Echr u. II. Forrett. White Luke, light
Bchr nawn, Mibkcgon, light
Sch5 Pinrnfx, Manfstre, light.
Schr Mary Helen, Holland, sisudEtes.
:schr Nnbor, MaHiatee, light.
,;cuw Succcse. I'aytoll. light.
Schr Clara, Maniasec. light.
schr Carrier. I.n.lfNEton, light.
| Schr Lady DHfggrln. tOli1ngw0oh, grain.
srhr s. Intcs, atanlsacc, light.
i. | Fchr Eynlino, rchtwater. light.
, | Hctr Atauntn. Grand Haven. liGhk.
Sctlr TcIcrraph aluekcEou, light.
l Scl,s Oliver Culver, light.
| Schs Three protle,s, l,uTato, grain.
, 1879-06-10

.neciat Haspatches to fas Tthnrs.
grnINuDALE, Cedar Co., Juno 0.-Lnts sown
grain a,ucl Injured by tho drought. Early good.
Winter wheat heading we'll. Large acreage Of
corn planted antl fair stand.
ozLwE1H, Faycttc Co., Juno 0.-Whcat has
improved sinco tho rain. Oats, l'arlcy. and
weat are thtn on t1o gToa'a uooa stand OF
NEylN5yILLK, Adams Co., juno 0.-Smalt
grain doing we'll. Sufficient rain. Corn al! right.
Nc Itsecta to in}uro Grhtn. IT,
COUNCIL. DLuPgs, Ia, june GA hail'storm
ylsitc.t flarrisun County this morning, which
Waa 10 thick ulnt 1t cut tho growing Eratn aud
vegetation 10 pieces.
, 1879-06-10

INplAnApoLls, 1nd., June 9.--Ernst Norris,
tho young naturalist, will sail from New YORK
JULY on ILLS third trip 10 Brazil, to be absent
tive ycn5a.
The bill csaating tie locomotive wh!stlng nul.
ea,,es, from whLcl, tie State 10 now suffering, as
presented BY Nj, Cadwa)laler, contained the
proylsiou tl,at the whistle should Ia blown at a
point eighty rods distant from road-sloasfng.
AID lis ball TO be runR continuously TIL u VIVA
passed Tia words =" the bell 10 he rnp9 " werc
omitted from the enroIlad act mid. With an'
other omission, sbows that It. WAS Intentional,
hui what motive actuated 1t cannot be ln'
aRtusd,
, 1879-06-10

sptctai Dispatches 10 The 7ft6uns.
WArHnv1LLE, LcSel,cr Co.. June e.-ln all
my observation In Lescucr, Rice, and Waseca
Counties, find the wheat crop looking very
noor. Tho seed did not come, but the weeds
did. Corn backward.
WooppuRY, " arlington Co., june 9.-"heat,
oats, md barley fair to middliug. With the
very dry sprlng grain has come up very unovct'-
". Havo had plenty ot rain, but not too much.
Wheat about all out Of farmers hands. a. little
in the elevators
UT1cA, Winona Co., Juno 0,-Chfnch.bugs to
aorne extent have made their appearance. Asa
general fule small gratn very promising. old
, WHEAT all marketed.
LAKErowN, Carver Co., june 0.-sfnca tho
late heavy ruins sprlnE wheat, oats, and barley
f,avo stocked md grown 80 that there 10 great
danger OF their lodging bctoro coming Into
bloom. Little old wheat Left
RANnoLr11, DAKOTA Co., June o.-smnll wheat
was very thin. Has Improved gFcatly since tho
favorable weather. Old whest going to market
very freely Tor thrce weeks.
, 1879-06-10

Special IIspahsats 10 Tat JfibtsHs.
GENOA, Platte Co., Juno 0.-Qrasshoppers
bail On tho wilcnt III the eastern part Of tho
county. Doi,1C no harm hare. Wo havo not
had sufficient ratn for small gratn, and a. con-
sequence crops will be Ahartened at Least onc-
third. Very luraa acreage Of corn niantsd.
Lour CrTY, Shcrlilan Co., June 0.-All small
grain lonkinE worry tlno. 80 far plenty Of ratn
Double ti.e acreage OF cora planted than last
year. No grasshoppcrs.
FoMr CALHOUN, Washington Co., Iunc D.
Small grain good Prospects ncvcr bstter for
this reason Of tho year. Twenty per cant more
corn planted then Inst year. 1omo chtnch'bugs
hut nu 'hoppars.
, 1879-06-10
KNIGHTS IEMPLhR.

DsrRorr, Mich, June o.-Ihe Palestine Com
mundcsy, No. IS, Knights Templas. of Now
York, arrived this morning on yIsit to the De-
tfut Coumaudcsy. They Here met aE tho depot
sua escorted to tie Russell House to breakfast
with tho Detroit Knights, after being recaIved
In . cordt.l speech Of welcome from Com
nj naudes esxtqn on behalf os the Detroit Com-
, 1879-06-10

Aothers! your child may hR!o worms: Then. bY
ali mcans u1e .tBro,yu't Vetu,t{uga Cou,uts. !"
They ara tho bess, suscat, a1d most plcnsnt rom
edf known. Avoid countsEfets. FE1ee. ~ cent?.
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Ind-southcast, gentle: weather, fine.


LAKE FIR kFstta1IrS.
At the opening Of Change yesterday somo OF
thu vessel men lsald firmly for &c On corn to
Buffalo, but others Weakened and accepted Pfc.
II was freely expressed that &c could have beer,
ohtntncd II nil lad haid out. It was reported
that thu Sage wns the first put In at 15tc, nnl
another report Ind It tt,nt thu agents of swo
propel!cr nes sTrro tho first to take tint figure.
1t Is scarcely NECESSARY I'd SAT thnt tic Assocla-
tion rates went Into etroct yestcrlay-on paper.
Chartcrs uure as follows: To Buifalo-rrop
buffalo, wheat ut 3e; props Synck, Arsbla' Jay
Gould, a,ni sclIr II. ". Sagu, corn ut lS4c. Co
pacity-Wlcat. 40,000 hu: corn, 14d.000 bu:
At the Lumber VcHscI- Owners Atsoclntto1l's
Office Yesterday thu following charters wcro re-
u,rtcd: Hcir Charles LuIng, lumber nnd bark,
fran rorry's Pier to Chicago, at 81, 10 per LOU
fvct a,Ml the sumo figure per curd; schr Annlu
gun City, *1.2a5 per 1000 feet; schr l.. 3. Stcu-
ard, lumber. M,,skugon to Ch!cago, 81 p; schr
l.. NJ, Stanton, lumber, Frankfort to Chienso.
$3.50; scllr lvor Lawson. lunher, Manistce 70
Chicago, 3l.5O; srllr Lena sohnkon, lumber,
stanssses to Chicago, sl.5o; schr CIasa. lumber,
Manistce to Chicago, $1.50; erllr Lonlaa Me-
Donald, lumber, Mapistce to chicago, $l.0.
, 1879-06-10

Tie rrasbytcry Of Chicago will install tho
Rev, ". A. McAtee Is pastor of tho Fifth
Presbyterian Church, corner OF Indiana avenue
md Thtrtiesh street. this evening nt ! o'clock.
The Rev. Thotnas X. Dcceher, Of Etu,ira, N. T.,
will oEeNcl tho sermon.
, 1879-06-10
MISSOURI.

Spfeta} p11paseh to Ths Tf1bINt.
ST, JOSEPH, Mo-, July 0.-&tter q very op-
prcssIYely hot day, about o'clock this after
noon terrific ran and bail storm prevailed for
an hour OF lnore, This hail WAS very large, and
poured down In torrents. The rain Was much
NEEDED.
, 1879-06-10

Apectat Dt1patcA 10 5As TrtsnaA
KILBouKNa, Columbia Co., Juno 0.-Tha TO-
cent raius haye saved the crops. Winter wheat
promising hnely.
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Sn,tto1 corrrrponfsncs nt 7'hf T1ntr't.

THIS HUMAN PARADOX
IL Col. James f. Macleod, comnhndant OIL the
Nortbwest Territorial Mounted Police, On route
fnn<n Toronto 10 Fort Walsh. with number Of
-.a..,,t. t,o..,, ,n,l u,orr. for hin force. Your
lccIu't'' no.e.9' s..st .a r,,a,sI md he nor,v
correspondent 1oncu t"e so'".'el .,,. wv ~. 49,.
at Bismarck, and h - emp!oYeh thc tnonosv"o"s
days That characterize Il trip along tho uppcr
Ni.so,,7t ptver II, ayallnc himself Of such In.
.'...s =, ,,., ,,,.-xiov;rp ,r,d NAV tlnvolop |
The Colonel lights aa} ol he"epaps' n,e"'
Fundamentally he latcs tic sensational, nnd Is
o...s. n,... en-, Lr,x rou don,t care n t-n |
e!a1se p'ses s,u n" ',,,is.s I, h,,r,. somc fol.
Tor news, you kno"' a'..us -, ~ th,s ,ort ri
low: while We fellows area't up 70 th'e sort VI
thing, dou's you know, and can't tell what
,.a,,,r, ~, =, mi, .cc md ali this PLEASANTLY
!s...,sa ~ =" ~ ~ III, rs.tro Ineec,ions.
"1'd like to tell you lots Of stun, out Youu
make IN Iullan wnr out Of 1t, md a1l that sort
of rot. and thu. would play tire devil YOU
Inow'
Which, connected WITH ec'saen ,ocREeo u
hnxfttT upon the COfoncls fnce, and eonc re-
marks dropped by the otltrers IN the party, leads
me into green pastures aboundtnE in much filth |
lint liberals
s..s, ,~.,,..n,o.9 NV ruu pint an THE
MUCH As3'ol.m.tur ,s1t,yrrn ~ mn ,rr
Mooathp fon'es' . ,.,ur.a
Aud this anticipation IL hot1 con,'neu soie'skso
TROUBLES Mltu LHt 6iQuAs <AA ta1 Asc'tA"e11-
.rn Indiana arc confounded hungry,'' observed
49, 1a,r,,., q and uhcp thcv are hungry they
'n1 eolo"ol' a,'s' "e
Will have someen!he 10 ea. !.
In order TO c1p!nlu the CoonePs position, 1t
II neceksnry to be temporarily geographical.
t1ha Morntod pol,cc. numbering 800. hayc Charge
-. S.s'ss ~ .o,,,,,ry ,r,onding frnm thc
OF stEetch o. countlf ea's"u'ae A'o" ~ ~
Rocky hdountnlnesto Mantoba, distance oi soo
miles. AMI from the American llno to tho aaa-
t.trhsvan RIVER, dlstance Of $50 miles.
n@se''e"A" A' ...r,.,s sa,,,,rI.,,;< r,I nfr3
Id oil ter1'oi5 eo''t" 'e!'E ~-'"1o
square HlIcs' naak"'h s"',v. ,"'. ,o't "suse ~
1or TIC Moahtcu lo.eeme'' l"e uut.e' " ''o
force, % prescribed By the act OK tho Dominion
Parliament by Yhct, it is organtxeJ, arc to pre-
.ar.. 49, noor@ nrrycnt rrlme. md "to enter
hei'o '"e ps"As' ~, 1'I,s,..,,, tont A. otho-
my ahop' STORE nut' "4s"a''' .snS' " o."s'
plaec or enclosure, nra to eataF' STOP
, 1879-06-10
THE I,1}TuEnhN9.

The German Evangelical Synod resumed It's
sessions yesterday In the church on West Tay-
lor street. and spout tho day In listening to the
discussion Of theological points as onuncintod In
tho ttIcses presented.
, 1879-06-10

ssilSr7aI Hf0H4rH N 1HF TF16Fhe+
MlLwAuKEE. June n.-Ycsscls are 10 fatr de-
maud totiay, but mona huupcn to ha ready to
loud. The owners arc talking Of sl!gAt ad-
vance In rates. Ills Behr ". Il. Phelps hAs gono
to ELEVATOR to loai with wheat for Oawcgo OIL
owners accuuat. Tho prop htarncca takes
lfU00 bu wllcat VI e, and ~. 700 6u oats ut III,
IN charter lnaie Saturday.
sytctug DIspasc& 10 Tie Tttnn4-
MILWAUKEE, Wls-, June 0.-Arrtvcd, the
schr +. 4. Mursc. Cleared, steambarge ker.
shaw, for Buffalo; scbr bcose, tor Eseaaaba.
, 1879-06-10
FEVER AND AGUE;

FEVER AND A1uE cured fof az cen M tnre !nts1 ts.s
anI Asue aud iii other 3Aarioas 1l!out sfsS
Typhoid. Tcllow. and Other feysi 1see4 y mntfiEr
pllla), No quickly N nADW2f'5 AEAUA tAeA4-S
Fifty cents per bottle
, 1879-06-10

COLLINGWOOD.
Aptaat Dssu0scA 10 JAA JYdhaas.
CqLtIaoHooD, June 0.-Ars4vcd to-day,
schr W. L. Alien, from Chicago, gratn, ttom
, 1879-06-10
r0uT COLHOnNE.

specsai Hspatch 10 iau Trttua&
roRT CoLpoANH, Out, june 0.-Laka Mich.
igan soport-PaHscA lowu-NothinY.
Up-prup 6eotia, Montreal To Chicago gcn-
eEal ruFEo.
WInd-Southwest, light:
, 1879-06-10

Knowles IasectPoHdsk Gun il By i&x tha besL
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-28
DAKOTA.
Movements of cheyennss.


Yankton, Feb. 27.-Chas. Sackett,
a half-breed mail carrier on the route
between the Rosebud and Pine Ridge
agency, reached here to-day from the
Rosebud. He says about 100 Chey-
ennes were driven from Gap creek into
the bad lands west from the Rosebud
agency by storm about the last of
January and have since been under
cover there, sending forth small parties
to depredate on ranches and trains.
They had with them about a hundred
stolen horses, and good supply Of
beef cattle.
The Spotted Tail Indians were wait.
ed on by delegation from Red Clouds
band with proposition to go north
and Join Sitting Bull, but they per-
emptorily refused, saying the whites
were their friends. and Rosebud their
home for eyermore. After this inter-
view the scattered camps of Spotted
Tail were drawn into one. compact
village at the mouth of the Rosebud
that the young men might be kept un-
der more perfect discipline.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-28
CALIFORNIA.
What the Young Men Say.

What the Young Men Say.
San Francisco, Feb. 27.-The Young
Mems Central republican club, the
leading organization of that party in
this city, held meeting this evening,
at which many of the most prominent
republicans of San Francisco were
present. The following was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the Young Mems
Central repu blican club, of San Fran
cisco, heartily endorse our senators and
representatives in urging the president
to sign the Chinese restriction bill.
Resolved, That we consider a veto of
the bill a calamity to the people of Cal
ifornia.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
transmitted to the president of the
United States by telegraph.
The leading wholesale firms of the
city have agreed to close their places OF
business tomorrow afternoon to attend
the mass meeting.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-28
WASHINGTON.
The Pension Agen, scalpers.

The Pension Agent Scaipers.
Washington, Feb. 27.-Pension Com
missioner Bentley is meeting hosts of
pension agent scalpers, and is engag-
ing them in daily battle. His decision
that their fees should be reduced from
twenty-five to ten dollars, and his cir
culars informing the pensioners enti-
tied to money under the recent pension
bill, that they need not employ these
hangers on, but that they would get
their money as soon as their claims are
presented, are the chief causes of their
war on him. They have been lobbying
there for three years. and are enraged
that now it has passed SO that they can
not reap the $4,000, 900 reward which
they hoped for.
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the appointment of special commit.
tee to inquire into such charges.
After short speeches by several re-
publican members, expressing their be-
lief in the integrity and honesty of
Randall, the resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
The conference report on the amend
ments to the tobacco bill was agreed to,
LAT to ia.
The tax on matches remains as now.
Springer called up the question Of
the con:umacy of George F. Seward,
of the China consulate.
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Senatorial Combinations.

The senate made the following con-
firmations: Robt. NJ. Douglass, U. S.
marshal western district of North Caro-
lima; u. S. Wade, chief Justice of the
supreme court, of Montana territory;
Henry Ruggles, of Connecticut, consul
at Malta; postmaster, Samuel Hayes,
st. Louis; James Hill, collector of in
ternal revenue for the district of Mis-
sissippi; Alexander Russell, of Penn
sylvania, consul to Montevidio; Ed
mund s. Davis, surveyor general of
Nevada. Indian agents--Oliver Good,
of Ohio, Quinaielt agency, Oregon;
Wyman l.. Lincoln, of Wisconsin,
Gros Ventres agency, Montana; l.. A.
Miles, Of Iowa, Usage agency, Indian
territory; Thos. B. Ellis, of New
York, Fort Berthold agency, Dakota;
Joseph A. Stephen, of Indiana, Stand.
ing Rock agency, Dakota; Henry R.
Mallory, Of New York, Colorado river
agency, Arizona.
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Ne,u York Money a,,d Stock Marke;.
New York, Feb. 27.-silver-bars, 1os
greenbacks.
Silver Coin-a@1i discount.
Money-active, 396.
Governments-active and strong.
Stocks closed strong.
Western Union, 1868, Quicksilver, l2t
Pacific, 1871, Mariposa, 8; Wells-Fargo,
es, New York Central, 1l7a; Erie, 25s;
Panama, 1873; Union Pacific, TAT; U. p.
bonds, 1O9s; Central Pacific bonds, 109i
Sutro Tunnel, 81.
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For the Anti-chinese Bill.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The report
published IN one of the San Francisco
papers that Secretaries McCrary and
Sherman are opposed to the approval
OF this bill is not true. McCrary is
outspoken in its favor, and both Sher-
man and Thompson privately express
themselves in a manner indicative of
their desire of its approval.
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CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.

The manufacturing property of the
Atlantic delaine company, Providence,
r. l., was sold at auction Thursday for
100000. The property cost over two
million dollars.
Frey's livery stable, New York, was
burned Thursday morning with a num-
Der of carriages and 43 valuable horses.
Loss about 100000.
Capt. Sawyer and wife and three
seamen of the schooner David H.
Tolck, driven ashore at Barnegat,
New Jersey, Wednesday night, were
drowned.
Six hundred horses are reported
burned to death Wednesday, in a stable
ON Fifty-second street. New York.
Prince Krapotkine, governor OF
Charkoff, Russia, who was shot by an
unknown assassin, has died of his
wounds.
James Turpin, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
convicted of raping his own daughter,
was Thursday sentenced to the peni.
tentiary for life.
Ex-Empress Eugene, accompanied
by her son, Prince Louis Napoleon,
went to Southampton and witnessed
his departure Wednesday for the seat
of war in South Africa.
Weziah Wright, Of the we'll known
bank note engraving firm Of Rawdon
Wright, Hatch s. Edison, New York
died Wednesday, aged IS. He was q
years in the business, latterly being
treasurer of the American bank note
company.
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ILLINOIS.
Angell's Fate.

Chicago, Feb. 27.-Chas. w. Angel,
the defaulting secretary of the Pull
man palace car company, pleaded
guilty this morning in the criminal
court Of the two indictments against
him, and was sentenced by Judge Viii.
liams to ten years in the penitentiary,
the full extent of the law. He made
no remark, manifested no emotion,
and simply bowed as the sentence was
named.