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, 1879-02-27
JOHN.

Echoes from the Pacific Const~-Dut One
voico on tin Chinese Question.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. 26.-A Portlansl
{0re.) dispatch says TINT at special meeting Of
tho Doard ot Trade the following resolution was
adopted:
ResoEpsd, That the Hoard Of Trade of Portland,
@ uas:nE eat shs enness s essciiou III i s'S S
md Bnfnrtty salic!ta tho President Of the United
states 10 nnProvS the same. lallosing that 10 so
tic Sorthwes. Facdc ceass, bat % On The An,a,!can
nation, now and hereafter, tho Rfuatest boiirht&,
whs eo pssny tSipT s. TO- tue tfado ~ a CON-
large.
The resolution was forwarded by telegraph to
President Hayes, signed by tue Vice President
and Secretary Of the Doard.
The Republicans OF tho Eleventh Senatorial
District have tclegraphcd the Preshlout asking
him to allyn tl'e Chinese bill IS measure TO
promosu tho happlueas u!il prosperity OF tho
Golden State.
The Nevada ecnato to+loy passed by unan-
tnlous yuto resolution md memorial praying
thu President to s!an iho Autt.CAineso bill.
The H"'lt!in this eveline SAYS; ut would be
hopeless task to correct oil tho falsu statc-
ulents statistical, political, and ethical, a!loat
at tho East Oh Tho Chinese queatioll. Prof.
Yill!ama said In q letter yesterday tint 1000
more Chinese returned thRn canlo over last
year. We have examined the Custo.n.Iiousc
returns, anl find TINT tue total arrivals Of
Chinese for 1878 was U,015, aud the do
partures U,o71, which shows ai exccss Of nrrvals
Of Go4. Ills true the Ch!ucso havo gouo un
mud down tho coast from tllls port, and BONO
to tho Sandwich Islands, but, as tho object was
10 Bhow that there wa4 no danger OF being
oVerrun by tleso people, departures for China
mat Inn Ff1f AGnf1
, 1879-02-27
FIRES.
AT st. JOSEPH, MO-

81. JosErn, No., Fob. 20--Another very de-
ttructiye FIRE occurred in this city this morning
at o'c!ock. Tie saddlcry and harness store Of
II. Il. Price and the agricultural warehouse Of
4. II. Cs1esn,an, assignee Of L. N. smith, with
their contents, wera totally destroyed. The
stores were on Fourth, between Edmond and
Charles streets, and were substantial brick
buildings, valued at $4,000, and were the prop,
erty Of A. VeQcly, The insurance on these was
$500 In the st. Joseph Fire s. Marine, and tho
stock Of II. u. Price, worth $1,000 was Insured
With tho agency Of Mcssrs, Tyler l. Hall, Of this
city, to the amount u 81 500. The stock Of Mt.
ClIesnan was Insured as follows: The Moline
Flow Company IN tic Continental, 100: Cum
inins, Noble & Dodge, o! Springfield, st,O0;
Cumimihs, Noble & Dodge, Springfield, West
Chester, 1900. It WAS with great excrtion
TINT the fire vaa stayed In it, course, as the
weather was intensely cold.
, 1879-02-27
ITALIAN SLAVERY.
nrutallttes practlcct1 npon Helpless Child
Musicians.

urutnlltteS prActlccd npon Helpless Cittlu-
Musicians.
UTICA, N. Y, Feb. 25-Stx weeks ago the
Italian Consul at New York City received
p1aInt!vc letter. dated at Syracuse, from four
young Italian musicians, praying 10 be takcn
away from brutal pa1sonc named Giovanni
Romagnauo. Tho Consul laid the case before
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children. The padroue, hearing officers werc
OFT bis track, fed 10 Canada with tho boys,
whero be remained one month. Recently tic
padrone and bis four little slAses cana
to Utica. Tile boys had been Instructed by the
padrone to give fictitious names. In hopes og
throwing the officers of the scent. The Utica
police finally succeeded 10 establishing the idc,l
tlty Of the padrooe, md he was today arraigned
ec19re @ tl,e nesorder 81 a,y tgts sIty' - ,.,, .
tue dsErss q ttsgsdy. tic is' % ,au.!cinas ss
told OF tho brutality Of The podroue,
and Of their own starvation unl suffer-
Ing from cold. The. boys are all below
made an average Of ST. per daY for the oadronc.
Returning With less amount they have bccn
kicked, ataryed. md bcstel'. The E,adrouc, when
arrested. md nensly 1 81 ~ On his psrson' $1,000
aHe Hs e Ii IL eoa u s s1 ssnss y " IT, t.
New York Society appeared ~ prosecutor, allied
Tended. After hearing the evidence, Tbs Re-
eoraer fined ti!e padEronc' ana compelled htm to
pay each musician $50.
Tle orldeuce shows TINT the padrone s5stem
prevails throughout tho United Statcs alld
Cannda.. The patlrnncs arc banded to carry OH
this traffic Ia musicians. They hayc large funds
at their con1rnund. Letters found oil the uer-
SOB Of the padroae convicted here to-day show
tat In the past eighteen months lle llas sent to
Italy over 1900, realized from thu four boys
Just released. The Superintendent Of the
New York Society. says Romagnano will
ftflkp f17 fftl
, 1879-02-27

60 back a. frccmcnl. Why must the Chlnaman
first ret hts permit from h!s Company before hc
can buy hls ticket for Cbiun1 have Tic I'm.
PRESTON tint tic Six, Companies Do 10.
eesstcm! which. II II do not bring them
here, docs stop them from rct,trin: unless
certain conditions arc properly ndlusted BY n
government Of their own. tannot, therefore.
s,ric'tou Of such eervfla Immigration. II had
tic power would atom it absolutely. It Ia The
earnest tlesro of tho Chriattan feupfe 10 eynngc-
Izt lhe Chinese. In California, 70 far, Il l,as
Yet We think enough has l'cen acco.nplshea to
spnre M effort To reach tlein oil. 1t Ii the
policy Ut the American 13oatd Of Commissioners
tor Forelgn Missions to plant >uo mssso,ss among
tflc Chinese except 10 Chna. Experience t1as
ianQl'. tt,e iionrd tl,af 10 do them Most good re-
lfgiDusly t!,r Gospel must 10 ta'scn to them at
hume. To bring them over to our country,
therefore, for The ankle Of converting
them. docs not hnve tln weight with me
East to The iii just passed by Consrcss arises,
think, from a partial understanding Of the
question. On tl,: ono aldo there is no doubt n
grab for votes or political capital. On tic other
Rtlo there ts more or less OF phllanthropfc gu1,
II not religious huncombe."
sAH rnAscisco, Feb. M.-TIe Young Mems
Central Republican Club. the leading oreaniza-
lion of tlmt party 10 the city, held meeting
Wis cycnlng, at wltsl, .ngny Of the most promt-
The following were unanimously adopted:
:, Rrsolr.d. That tho Young hten'a Central Nopub-
lican Club Of San Ffancssco heartily fudOrso our
s % n rs eSns,s e sG @ The e'
,Htsofetd, That wc would consider \ vcto Of the
blll ' cala,ty ,., 70 thc peon!s, ot californ!n:
to the President Of the United slafes BY telegraph
Tile leading wholesale Trims of tho city have
agreed tO close their places Of business to-mor-
roy atternoon to attend nlass-tnectlng.
, 1879-02-27
CASUALTIES.

WRECKED. ,..
DARNEoAT, Feb. a-Thc schooner David II.
Tolck came ashore this afternoon south Of }lrrc.
The sea bclng yury hcavr, she commenced to
break up rnpIdty. Her crew Of cloven, includ-
Ing woman anu child, took refuge in TIC rig
Eing, aid crew Of lIfo-sasing station No. 10
attempted during the forenoon to board the YES.
sci In n surf-boat, but were driven back By the
heavy sea, md they then. with tic assistance Of
the crew OF station No. 1s, rtggcd up q brecchcs
buoy, In which one man anl the young
child were brought nsh0re, but in
such exhausted condition that no further ror-
tlculars could be obtained from them. BubBc-
puCntly thu cruY Of No. II arrived at tlp wreck,
ind four Of the vessels, crew wc1c landed in d
Wo c bor GIVE nshora N thc 62eeeh sS
buoy, were drowned, tle linz breaking. Tile
CNNain's wife died III tile rigcing. Onc man
was washed overheard, and thc rest, II not dead,
are supposed TO be in II hopeless state, still on
board
, 1879-02-27
BOYTON AELOAT AGAIN,
IIc Commences I1ls Trip to tho 0ulF-A
Swim OF Two Thousand Two Hundred
bT11n4

IIo Commences I1ls Trip to tho 0ulE-A
Swim OF Two Thousand Two Hundred
Miles.
M Teleqraph II MIN ,lSrE He7nfd.
ROCHESTER, pa., Feb. 1h-For thu past few
days the city has warmly discussed the proposed
voyage OF Capt. raul Hoyton from pittsbure to
tho Gulf Of Mexico Early this morning thou.
surtls gathered On the banks OF tho Allegheny
River, In front OF the Robinson 1iousc, to 500
the intrepid voygor eutcr tho watcr. OplntonB
wcrc oppressed tllat even tue Captains iron
nerve would shrink IRON tho sight presented In
the river, rs cake after calie Of the licnyy shore
icu weut wllirling past IL thu switt current. As
8o'clock, tie time for the start, drew uIgl, und
no signs OF Capt. Boyton wero seen, 1t bccamo
evident TO tho waiting crowd TINT there was
something wrong, uit' they began to shout yIc-
orously. The cause Of the delay WIS thut when
wos suffering from whit u sleep. Doytor de-
priycd himsclf Of rest last night by lcct-
ilrlnE IN Allegheny City, for the benefit
Of ts per, mud ths :, io;s Of sleep:
been doIng lately. brought on q seycro a'task Ut
vomiting. Then TIM uEual breakfast Vt toast
mud eggs was eateu. anI tho llero OF Tic day
once mare tlonncu his ruotor suit. A passago
river, through which Doylon qu!csIy passed.
On reaching tlIr watcrs sogo he paused q
moment, mud, stretching Ills graceful form 10
its full hight, ho said 10 tllr crowd:
II lAYI 4, ,.s00 weary miles Ut water before mr.,
thu el,uir tint binds tho North TO tie South.
cannot pFolnise tu reach tie Gn't, hut ! Will
10 my best, anl tint Is a4 much as have ever
1pnc.h
I'lcu l,s shook ilan,ls with his friends, md tho
lust Olle walu grasncd hia hand was Mr.. Thomas
McAGfrcy, whom l'oytou rescued at thu very
spot twenty years uEn. With slow, 1aborcd
movement he niadu Ills way over a huge cake Ut
Ire, uni loud splash announced that tho
Cnptalu was once nlorH n!loat. Grasp!ng bis
paddle hs struck out fr0nI the s}lore t0r tho
channcl cntrGnt, In which hc soon Noated With
miniature fecbergs ant! rubbish. IN q tcw u,ln'
utcs hu PASSED under the st. Clair BRIDGE which
was dangerously loatlcd down with yclIing
ailtl cheering multitude, WnO Wa{Tel Eodspeed
to the swimmer aa lis Eltdeu into the OHIO lstyer,
Just below thu htoNougul1cla, und s0on La
Bells Kfgi0ra wns bearing him out Of slight.
THOSE who followed hin alopK tho wcat ahore
could soc lint tho ica troubled him considerably
putl time after time hu became weLGed iu bu-
tween tllv blocks Ut Ice, wrll closed In OIL him.
Where tho channel narrowed al SeWtcklty Ao
was sighted 1t H. E ILL.,. As.tl here tho alycu-
turoua Navigator found llia Ice utmost gorged
arsoss fronl Rhuru u shore. lie became fHtnt
fru.n Ills struggles to cut through tho !1iass. At
last lle got through, uni struck ahead, though
with tntcusa suffering uyl4eut In cyery motion.
liz was ohsctyetl al Rochester ut say y. in. au4
sDon callo alongside ths 1unllnE plnco, Hher9
he was pulled ashore amid the widest eIthusl-
asul atl driven to the hutcl 10 carrtAEe lie Is
resting tonight, aud will start tomorrow morn
Ing At daylight for Liverpool, O.
, 1879-02-27
THE WEATHER.,

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. o7-1 q. m.-ludica~
tious: For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, very
cold and clcnr or cloudy weather during tho
day, With slight rise, followed BY falling
barometer, light variable winds, and In western
portions rising temperature durinC Thursday
night.
For the Upper Lake Region, clear or partly
cloudy weather, rising, followed BY falling
barometer; westerly winds, shifting to the
southerly aud caster|y. md during the after
moot or evening sluxiy rising temperature.
souri, Valleys purity cloudy weatscs, wluds
shifting to castcrly and soulherly, anu during
the day slowly failing barometer md ristrg
temperature.
Fur tic Lower Lalso Region colder, nartly
barometer, and southwest to n0rthwcst wtutls.
6pecta1 NtpalcA to 1Ie tribune.
nIOaA DAyESroMT NJ t H.. Fey: 9IIhe MaqnokMeta M
road is completely blockaded By snow to-lay,
nn.i no tralus have come III or gone out. Tbu
passenger traln dus hero at 10 :W was inst In
DroWns Cut, ucar Delnar. The GU! is 100 feet
long, untl had slx feet Vi snow III Il, ul Of which
ever, that the road will be clear Tomorrow.
Tratus OIL other roads make their way through,
though somewhat behind time.
Spfcfa' Ltst,uira to Tnt 7tfbune
WArsRTowa, Wis, Feb. au-The stverest
snow.storm Of the season rugged In ths scctl0p
last night, large amount Of SNOW faE1ng,
drifting bally In many places, and causing some
impcl1ment to truvcl. Must OF the trains are
behind time today ~ tllH result Of tllu heavy
lrlfts.
Sptctal Dtrpateh tn Ths Tribune.
CLINTON. ILL.,, F1b 21.-An Immense polar
susK s nofon on p GSunty ' night
inside OF tu,1 hours. Quite heavy sEOH-storm
prevailed at the time.
, 1879-02-27

- IEHHNH Ps4J EHEoH =
4 great Ewindle Is now E'ng on ap1inst tue
Government by doHn-c0untry advertisers cx-
pressing cart-loatls Of circulars to Montreal to
be there rnael to different names throughout
the States, Eleven large sacks Of that stuff
came down over the 1lnc lust Monday. md 50
crowded the route agents that they werc unable
to get half OF 1t distributed during tic trip. 1t
mailed from my ofce in tho States. these CIR
cu!nrs would require a ono-cont stamp caci,
whila at Montreal they nro matlcd at one cent
pound AMI Canada gets the money. The print
ig s all douc before the circulars arr expressed
to Cannda, and, TO give the enterprise the ap-
pearance Of honesty, they arr nonlnally pub
lshed III Montreal.
, 1879-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
MI o'Nch1s aft entertainments at fiFnonth
Ghurch ase Rttfactmg very select auu1ences'
Inc ffolessof Is m entertaining talkeF, unit lila
'lusttatlons, through ule a'a OF us WohdeFlul
apparatus afo aei1entlu' hnd INSTRUCTIVE.
The Rice aurprisc Party are attracting good
houses At McVickcr's Thcatre this week. There
vas large matsncc audience yesterday, and d
liberal attendance IN tho evening. "Robinson
Crusoc" " has proved faVorftc tllts season.
The Standard Theatre Company Of New York,
l,pye uada most favorable Impression upon
tl,e Chicago public by their rendering of Mra.
Irn,dor,a,,,. ,t,o.,, i al,u,o, 1,f.u ~ ,,,,,
10 the feature OF HaVcrlS's Theatre this week,
Mr., j, Fl. McYfckcr has sued his lato lcailfnr
man. aooroc \ j,rorocl, nv i1ounoes c,o,n,t,,,
, 1879-02-27

i0tcudcnt Of tho Western Dly!eion Of The
Eric Rallroad. Bcforn that he was Divisional
lt1rond, In 1869 hc built railroad In Michigan,
JlnlKc, HOW ex-senator Chris,tancy hclng Ills at-
tOrlicy. with whom also c cngnrc1 At tic aa'ne
time In oil apccuntions In Virginia. In 1872 hc
secured, with otl!ers, The contract for bnitlng
the Iiochcatnr i; Sta.e Line Kaitrond. That al.
tnost ruined him. lie then hcgan spcculatton
In Wall street, whera ho soon lost all, lin t!,cu
came again to this region. saw his fnrnily, mil
went West, With tho result Icseribed. Mrs.
stocunl has been supporting heraclf and chill
dsen for two or three years.
, 1879-02-27
CHICAGO,

The alarm from Boz 333 q: 2: 20 yesterday
morning was caused, "a WIS briefly slatcd In
yesterdays paper, by a IRE in the two-story
frame building on West Madison street,
owned by Philip Hoync, and occupied on the
first floor as DWELLING and dry-uools store by
Stewart Bros. The building WAS damaged to
the extent Of 300, md is insured for $1,000 In
the Doylston, Of Boston. The dry-goodasto Is
insured as follows: Western, el,7!O on stock
and $3.50 on fixtures; Standard, $375 on stock,
$l00 on fixtures, 325 OH ecwing-machine; Nils
s[sslppi Valley, ss75 on stock, $l0o on fixtures,
aud $25 on scwtng-machinc; total, $4,000. The
loss Ia estimated Ut from 10 to Is per cent Of
tic insurance in Bullwinkle's Insurance report.
The second floor was occupied Us q boarding.
house by Mrs. Curry. Damage, $500; no lnsur-
anGc. Cause lcfcctiye luc.
, 1879-02-27

New YoRK, Feb. M.-Thc Academy Of Muslc
was fairly throngcd tonight, the occasion being
the tong-cxpccted production Of "I.ohengrln
by b!r. Maplesou's Opera Company. Much had
been expected by thu lnusEc-lovers known na the
"Wsenertes," and this may I'll part account for
tho fact that there Wns soMo disappointment
among TINT class regarding tho representation,
pcspita tic fact that the opera waa
said to hnYo bceu IN daily rehearsal for
several weeks, tho orchestra und chorus wcro
far less perfect in their work than they hava
bccu at any time hitherto. The representation
was not poor, but It WIS not supcrlatIycly good.
AnythIug less ia not to bs tolerated from hIr.
Maplosons company, for, Will, their complete
forto nnl nmplu resources, tl'cro Is no excuse
for failure, however slight, When Nine.
Nilsson and S!gnor Campaunl wcro
here, In 1e74 "LohcngrIn was given
for tho lust tlme IN italian ut
tho Academy Of Music With those artists anil
Miss Cary, Slgnor Del puonte, and signor Mau.
uetti in The cast. aul excltcA the wnrincst ap-
plauso and enthusiasm. Wagnor has been ridi.
c,llcl for mnny Yenrs, but Inns gone In tho path
he chose for himself, nll the Emusic OF the fu-
turc" Is the mlusic ct tho present. Those
wI,o arc not yct prepared 10 bow
down before him arc at least
ready to Give him respectful attention. aud
tic crowded ho',se tonight showed the musical
public are interested In ilis works, Nine. Cur
stes's E9sa was In many respccta MI excellent
impcrsonatton. Bite sang with mich grace. aud
showed q pocttcal conception Of tho part. yet
Was not entirely satisfactory. Hcr vo!co is not
tho voice Of E1sa, and Il Was evident this was
her frat appearance In tho character. In
the first act, and tho exquisite duo
Il Hal -
, 1879-02-27
SPORTING.
BILLIARDS.

Champion jacob Schavfer Is to MAY this
evening ut the Standard Club, corner Of At.chl-
gan avenue md Thirteenth etrect, In pnrs,t-
nnce Of All arrangement made by Mr.. Muse
Bcnslngcr, for tic ctiifration OF Ills friends In
the Club.
Gallagher nn1 McAtfec both we'll known rs
akllfnl players, will give nh exhibition ga.ne at
Fo'c,'s Windsor BillInri parlors, No. 145
Dearborn street, this evonIng. The game will
be t,O points, and mn interesting contest mny
be expected, as the men arc very evenly
matched,
, 1879-02-27
NOT GUILTY.

EpteidI Di&paseh to 7ns Tribune.
nuNazoo, Mich, Feb, D.-Tho case Of The
Yspl. II. Lizzie Hicks, under the charge Of
ruder, was iInishcd this afternoon at Q o'clock
It be jusy bringing in verdict OF not guilty.
Ia! ot tha day was taken up by speeches Of
uosp.t! to tbs Jury. Tie Judge charged tile
trn o'clock, md they were out but two
but Mrs. Hicks was put Upon the stanl ut
ls elo:o Of the sworn testimony, and gave
fasneut Of facts contradictlng In many I'm
p@t.at PARTICULARS the testimony Of Dr.. Scrg
,tsn yesterday. She stated that the Doctor
Ms suuetrcmonlous1v, with the excuse TINT ho
re. lttcud another patient, and tint what de-
p,el apou him as physician to look after she
su thus obliged 10 attend to. Hhe also stated
hl. she took tho dead child as 6oou MS bern
ra hid It in thc cellar, with tho Intention OF
ar7!us It, but was Interrupted by tho officers,
IN look Il In charge. It will be remembered
h,s The child spoken Of, and tho object Of the
eudtft WIS tic illcgitfmate offspring Of respond
ttt laughter, and the auger Of tic mother
Il u sudden appearance into the world wns
tfEoed BY tho prosecution as the CAUSE Of the
Hnt.
Tx tctdlct seotns to meet the approval Of q
l1tt e!a1s Of citizens who l,ave since her arrest
e9utd lbs evidence Of her guilt wanting,
taoush there is little doubt that the child was
Ean ul1e, and Its death hasteucd by some one.
, 1879-02-27

1pkcsdl DIspaich 10 3aS 7FibuRk
LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. W.-fhe trial OF OLIVE
aild Ills gane Of barn-burners commenced at
Kcarncy this afternoon. Nothing Of great Im-
portauce was donc. Tho trial will be interest,"
ing and exciting. e
Yesterday foul murder came to light ncnr
Beatrice. The body Of man was found in the
high grass. lie bad been pounded over the
head. He haa apparently lain therc two weeks,
md was murdered for bis money. The initials
"H. G. "" werc On his arm. He yas stranger
in these parts. 1t IL believed his name IL Van.
duten. There Ia no clue 10 tho perpetrators.
, 1879-02-27

Dl1pateA 70 ,StD Terk EF1alao fhsf.
ELM1NA. N. r., Feb. M.-Jasncs G. sioeum
where he was conaued for getting mousY by
falao representations. lie WIS taken there from
Hannibal, No., whure be Was under arrest Tor
bigany, having married a widow. ue bad 2
ti.ey are hero now. uu married hla vito tn
Michigan more *han twenty yearA ago, aud
tbs widow last June. 8loeun WAS ls1ga
rolltual contractor. III 1865 he WaA SUPER
, 1879-02-27
CRUEL DEsEET1ON.

CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. CIV. 4. Fow1ses, who
married, four weeks ago, Miss Ida Savage.
adopted daughter Of hlrs. ". G. Savage, Of this
city, very wealthy Indy, after collecting some
rents and other moneys belonging to 1,ts moth
cr-in-1aw, abscondcd. leaving his Young wife, a
charming young lady Of aome ntnctcen sutn-
mers. She Is lleartGroken. Fowkes got away
With some &,QD,
, 1879-02-27
MUnDEROUS ATTACK.


MILWAUKEE, Feb. 20.-Onc John Roohl, resid-
es ntaF The northern limits Of the city, has
aa ts|led for murderous attack upon Ind,
sasA will probably proYo fatal In d short time.
sptats TINT three lads, In frolte, arraycd
ttnselses IN Rrotcsque masks, atd, after pa~
iatn4 M the s!rcets, called nt the Rochl residence
,aa The rlcw Of having fun with nocht's chill
~, Hno Herc 1lhymntcs. Upon tlleir entrance
!ae aoor the younger children Of the famlly,
xax Mghteucdt commenced to cry, and their
anef coEnlnE In, at onca pauncad vfctously
spoa TIC youthful maskcrs, knocking one OF
ltn down antl Rtrlklng another "a 0-ycar-old
saa s.. aF bannow) u terrific blow ovor the head
aMa billet Of wood. The lad sank scnsolcsa
uasf sas the blow, md subsequent surgical exam
a.tlao developed tho fact that }lis skull had
M oad!y fractured. RoDhl Is held without
~, waiting thu result Of this sad exhibition Of
aQnRoScEnablG tcmEer.
H., dasefdl Di&patca ID TIE 3fteuns.
lily mt1.Niuksa, WIS.,, Fob. gl-AdlItional par
w. @s'ln ~ oi the savago assault by Roch upon The
~ ~. boanoT show u,at noch[ struck Inc Ind
tpsa 'a !no head with sllocmakcr's hammer,
asGalns ,as the skull 80 that tic brain ooze.t
,.isst syI he wound. The boy cannot live. Rocll's
sTaoofs .rs!oe a!o highly ineensel against him on
@""aot VI Tic dastAttlly act.
, 1879-02-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

: CHfF1EgN :.
San FHAsc1sco, Cal., Feb. 26.-Arrtvcd, tho
steamer zcalandia, from Sydney, rta Honolulu,
etc, bringing the British mails.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. D-stcamcrs Bulgarian,
from Boston, and Erin, from, New York, wcro
III collision while docking here. Botll damaged,
LONDON, Feb. 2G.-steauahips The Quccr.
an.l Order, from New York, ind Atlas, from
boston, hAyo arrtgctl out.
, 1879-02-27

A GREAT AND succRssruI Manufacturing
the alnr.nlng prevalence u Cutarrh. Il Ia Ernt[y-
Ing to note lt,c SUCCESS mud popularity ol Suit
So1d's Radical Clre for Catarrl,. From very
smnll beginning. this remedy has, iu few brief
in the extent Of It's halcs nl,d the frequency 1T
It's cures. Certainly no remedy can boast Ut
better references from physicians, druggists, AMI
wel1-known ctIzens, WHO hare freely given their
testimony In It's favor. The fact iliat physiclaus
prescriptions for it ato to be fouuh Oh tllu in
iuany Of our best drug stores must crcate
warm feeling III It's favor, and payo the way for
Its universal us1 u standard TGnlcdy iur ~
tatrh.-Doatun yomrnal.
, 1879-02-27

Dfrao.S '4 ". D1.uscA 10 1as 1tth4nA
tel, pn,,.. "!en', Feb. 20.-For the past two
erst ia"us sss Justice Mincs has been hold!ng
e41aptI,p concerning alleged Aldcrmanto
h!..d W great hue and CIV having pcon
II Comn,sas II appointments made by tbs
ea1p.4o a :" = council. llle Aldermen under
&ea "a. Nv ue'Aocrate, To-day warrants wore
ssie. A1%..u ueorgo W. Eersick, Demo-
! & John nv from the Tenth Ward,
oooohuc, uewly-appotnted Janltor
, 1879-02-27
BUSINESS NOTICES,

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through any pulmonary complaint, OK even tho.p
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and ono easily tried. ''Wtlhnrs Compound or
very nauaenttn4 avor Of the oil heretofore used,
Ia endowed hY the phosphate OF lime with tltn1.
Ing property, which renders thu oil donh!y ca'ca-
cions. Remarkable Testimonials OF It's efficacy
shown TO- those who dehlre to Bee them. Sold hy
a. i. Wifoos. chemist. Boston, and all druggists.
Chow Jncison's Best Hweet Navy Tobacco.