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Mies Josie Baker. daughter of Pro

Mics Josie Baker, daughter of Prof.
 o. H. Baker; of Indianols, H., has re cently been appointed tutor of the Greek language at Simpson college, in
 that place. She is only sixteen years old, but reads and writes Greek tiuently.
 When but eight years old she had read three books of Homer, as we'll as the other works in Greek which usually prscede that author, and at the age of fourteen years she had made complete lexicon of tragedy of 6ophocles. She Y slso equally proficient in Latins and uors or lees familiar with French and
The Newtown bee., 1879-03-04

A Yokohama contemporary states that the Japanese government has au- thorized the issue, by a Japanese pub fisher, of an edition of the book of Genesis in Chinese, prepared for the Japanese by the insertion of the ka1l- ten, the work of the American Bible society. This is the first portion of the scriptures the publication of which in Japan has been authorized by means of the government stamp; and, having in view the great distaste which the au- thorities have so long entertained to the introduction of foreign religions, the fact is significant and worthy of record.
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 failed he screwed down the safety-valve and went on with his work. The ex- plosion occurred about fifteen minutes afterward. The killed are !. J. M. Kirkpatrick, merchant John Uriell. James Curry, blacksmith Geo. W Foltz, carpenter; Willard Poison, Wm. Allen, the sporting man; Michael Orc nell, H. B. Bishop, Jr., student; Robert B. Johnson, Jas. Oosgrove, laborer; Chas. Creanor, W. O. Taylor, B. s. Colmes, farmer; Foo Fee, China man; Thomas Sedgwick, J. F. Avery, engineer in charge of the engine; Mil ton Hart. The wounded number twenty-si three of whom are not likely to recover. Many were blown a consid- erable distance and escaped uninjured. The body of the engine, weighing 2.5OC pounds, was blown over the telegraph wires and landed on the plaza:
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We have received from tne Advertising Agency of Messrs. Geo. P. Rowan $ O., No.
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The Newtown bee., 1879-03-04

A gentleman in Dayton, Ohio, set a valuable example to guardians and trus- tees. Ten years ago the death of rela- tive made him the guardian of young lady. He received in her behalf S20,- 900, to be held in trust until she be- came of age. She reached maturity not long ago, and her guardian handed over to her $40,000. Her guardian has doubled her legacy by discreet invest ments, and did not keep the profits as his commission.
The Newtown bee., 1879-03-04
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

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The Newtown bee., 1879-03-04
TIMELY TOPICS.

Hair.switch swindlers are operating all over the United States. They gather together all the loose hair that the young ladies have saved from combings, promising, for very small considera- tion, to make it into switches, and then they steal out of the town.
 The experiment of injecting milk, warm from the COW, into the veins of an apparently dying man has been tried, it IS stated, in Dublin hospital, and with success. The man on whom the operation was made appeared only to have few minutes to live, so utterly exhausted was he, but it is asserted tbat he has since recovered.
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The Browning Discovery


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 Yours respectfully, MRS. TAYLOR : Rowells Newspaper Directory.-rhe pubi- cation, for 1879, has just been received, and is an improvement on any of the former editions. It shows vast amount of care and labor, and reflects infinite credit upon the enterprising firm by which it is complied. The price of the book is $5. It should be in the hands of every general advertiser. r.-Hdgerst01Un Mdil, Hdgers- toeor Md, Jan 31, 1879.
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 The cabinet, at recent meeting, expressed decided views with relation to the necessity for some legislation which will prevent discrimina- tion against the American export cattle trade, either on the part of England or by any other nation, and 1t was intimated that for this pur- pose congressional enactment to prevent the shipment of diseased cattle would be neces- sary. As the matter now stands, collectors of customs are directed to inspect cargoes of cat tie and give certificates of :. no contagious dis ease, :" when it's non-existence is shown to be 8 fact, and to report all cases of such diseases when discovered. They cannot, however, pre- vent the shipment of diseased cattle.
 Another woman has scored another big feat in pedestrianisrn. The woman--M Miss May Marshall; the place--the national capital; the feat walking 2, 796 consecutive quarter miles in 796 consecutive quarter hours, which is 96 more quarter miles than was accomplished re- cently by Madam Anderson in Broohlyn General Barlow, of New York, and William E. Chandler have appeared before the Potter committee- The principal point on which tes- l timony was taken was whether General Barlow I was counsel for the Republicans in Florida in l November, 1876; it having been charged that, | while acting in that capacity. he acknowledged I the State had given majority for Tilden. On I this point the two witnesses took directly 0p- l posite views. General Barlow claiming that he l had not gone to Florida es Republican couuseI. l and MT. Chandler alleging that Barlow had been sent there m that capacity.
 The Senate committee on railroaia aeread unanimouil]y to report bAck 6enat01 1onea
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
F1-RopEAy AND AsIATIC NOTES.

LONDON, Monday. March 10, 1879.
Judge schaier Of Lucerne, has just been condemned
by IA, court Of which he was formerly member 70
four years Imprisonment for cnbrZLeMent OF puhnc
money.
The LirerDo0l Couicr'S London correspondent says "
"Tbe new rench.Amercan Cable Company VIII be
formally brought before the puolc some day TINS week
Tie cable Is IN process OF cosuco' dn" 10 cNPeo'cu
fo be ald during the coming summer
The Sultan declares that he cannot conccde moro re-
gariing the Greek frontier. Negotiations VIII probably
be broken of.
The state OF affairs in ManGalay IS creating grave
anxiety The garrlsoas in British Burmah have been
doubrd The Burmese have Interrupted the telegraph
line betwee Raagoon and Mandaiay but the situation
IN Upper Burmah 10 regarded as very serious !Or Luz
rOpean residents.
1t is stated that while the massacrcs, AT the instance
OF the King OF Burmah only amounted TO 40 the killing
Was attended by every possible atrocty The victims
were beaten and kIcked. The women were snameiuuy
abused The RQyal Princes were reserved 10 thc last,
and made o. witness the torture and death OF Their lam
es The bodies OF all the victims were thrown INTO
old wells.
Ihe DAILY Neos'S dispatch from Pesth says That
two ont II the three dams protecting the town Of
sz.pea,n from tie overflow OF the Thcss River have
already burst Five thousand men are working on the
remaining one this bursts 10000 people VIII be
rendered homeless. Many villages nave already been
swctt away" Szegdin s situated IN MAJ sh on DOtn
bauhs OF tho The.ss River.
Two thousand members OF various predatory bands
are collected thirty miles from Candahar aud are loot
Ing villages IN the name OF the Amecr and MalOmcan-
ism.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
OPPOSING IMPEACHMENT.
PARIS JOURNALS CONDEMN THE PROPOSED PROS

LONDON. Monday. March 10, 1879.
In Paris, the R{pubiique ErdRfdiSc, VI. Gam
bettas organ, pronOunces decidedly against impcach
ment OF the De BroglieFourOu Ministry 1t says: "rbe
report OF the committee while ably grouping the acts
Of the men who openly revolted against the national
will, reveals facts, and though the accused
richly deserve be tried, the prosecution big
with Inconvenience, not o say peril Even If the Sen
ate gave verdict Of guilty trivial sentence could
Onlv result"
The Paris correspondent Of The DAILY NeuS says:
This opinion, which is doubtless NJ Gambetta's WILL
think, turn the scale. Tho moderate papers. such
the Journal des Db1tS, Temps and the Soir argue
that the multitude OF mlsdcm"auors committed by the
De BrOge Ministry sufficiently punished by fail
urc Of most Of them. and they barred by
the statute of limitations. As for the charge against
the ROch bouct Cabinet OF organizing coup detat al
though the moral proof Is strong there is much doubt
whether an overt act could be legally established. The
teeSraphc cOrtesDOndencc of tine ROchebOuct Cabinet
was most remarkable Thus General de RochebOUet
recommended the cOmmaudant al Lyons To- deprive all
mandant at Toulouse: am told the 9th Regiment
cannot be counted on General Ducrot, being
formed that the first attempt form Liberal Cabinet
mao ialeh telrgraphed to General de RocheDOuct his
thanks, adding: May God and MacMahOn be gOri-
hcd' On December II, General de ROchc6Ouet tec-
graphed the commandment at Renncs: Endeavor TO be
ready on Thursday. Tie troops should take all their
camp egmDage;, On the 18Th OF December, the day
ROchebouet eiegraphs 10 Bordeaux Pray warn, conf
report saws: President MacMahOu, npeled by hon
esy, and enlightened Ivy events did not 70 low to the
end the detestabe c'unseis of his Minister'S"
TIE GOVERNMENT To BE UPHELD.
VERSAILLES, Monday March 10, 1870.
1t now appears cerain tnat the Government Will have
a majority on Thursday impeachment, even If the
entire Right abstain from voting.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the election Of NJ
FOurIou OF the Ministry of the 10th Of May TO sst in
the Chamber, was confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
THE FALL ora FLOOR.
A TOWN MEETING IN MAINE ATTENDED WITH A
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A TOWN MEETING IN MAINE ATTENDED WITH
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
NORTH BERWICK, Me-, March 1O.-A part
of the floor Of Mechanics Hall, i'll TINS place,
tins morning drug town meeting, prccipitatng
nearly nuy persons 10 tie floor below. No one was
killed. hut many received frghtful injuries which may
result fatally Among those seriously injured are John
and G Gorge Ncal, internally; Thomas Kicker, shoulder
and leg broken; Reuben CbadbOurne both legs broken
Henry = KIddcr, internally Thomas T. Goodwin. ankle
broken; George Young, ribs brOkcn; David Hanson
and George Dutch seriously. Slightly miurcd-J. A.
Hanson Samuel Grover, s Emery, Charles Cook, Frank
Nuttcr, william Kicker, Edgar Weymouth, Herbert
Johnson, Nicholas Wiley. Cladbourne BOsbon, Ncho-
las Pnkham L"aGey Estes, Asa Chauey, Nathaniel
IIurd ana William Neal. Medical aid was immediately
summoned from the adjoining towns, ana everything
pOssibc i being done for the suffering.
L0fr-I4tcr particulars OF the disaster ar Mechanics
Han to-day show the number OF injured Ia be more than
Was al first reported time Of the accident there
were about 500 persons Ia The hall, $50 OF whom
urclpfated distance of fourteen feet to the floor he
low The recovery of John Neal, Henry :. kiddcr,
Cl aries RcKcr and Reuben Chadbourue Is doubtful
Pubic sentiment is bitter AGAINST the builders OF the
hall WINCH II is claimed, was built III criTnay care
IessW
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
COLCMBUS STILL IN DANGER.

FREsH PROOFS OF TIE EXISTENCE OF CoNsPIR-
ACY TO BURN THE CITY-THE PEOPLE VERY
MUCH ALARMED.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 1O.-The strong
military aud civil force engaged in protecting private
properly from incendiaries is st kept up aud great
vigilance ia mointained. New and startling evidences
are being discovered OF organized plot to lay the
eastern portion the city in ashes that during the
connagraiion the business portion may be pundered,
Last night and this morning eight fires found al
ready prepared for lighting single street. while In
factory buildings Of cOnbustOle character there have
been found packages of cotton and other inammable
substances saturated with coal oil. Postal cards OF
threatening nature have also been received by prop
erty-hOders The police authorities believe the inccn-
diaries to consist Of large numbers OF men sworn TO
secrccy confident that the gang viii be broken
uD by some OF its members cOnfeSsing. Excitement
runs high in the city and swift vengeance would be
metcd out any captured in the act OF applying
the torch While great confidence is expressed in the
police ana military, a paGicky feeling pervades all
classes. Many the people remain up during tho ell
tire night the newly found evidences Of continued at
tompts only intensilyirg the feeling OF insecurity
terrific storm OF RAIN, accompanied by vivid ghtniIs
prayais tonight.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
PRINCE BISMARCK AGGRESSIVE.
bIGNIIICANT OBSERVATIONS MADE BY HIM.
LOSDoS, Monday, March 10. 1879.

LONDON, Monday, March 10, 1879.
In the course of the debate in the German
Reichsag the cattle pagur. Prince Bismarck, re-
ferrng TO the smuggling OF cattle, took occasion to
the Liberals of having made the penal code
mild that it protected criminals instead OF citizens.
Herr Lasker said Prince Bsmarcks aggression showed
where was the element Of disorder in the debates
lie ntimatcd that the first aim OF the gagging law
should b, TO control the language OF the Government.
Prince Bismarck replied, aud angry controversy
ensupd During the same debate Prince Bismarck
quilted the House twice to avoid the dis
agreeable necessity OF listening TO the speeches Of
Herr Richter Progressist. The Berlin correspondent
OF the Daify Nctcs saws: "The House greatly
amused AT this S;ration during cattle plague
matter noIc seriously. The sitting lett tue Impression
that Prince Bismarck deliberately trying to pro-
woke th" Dct, and thar dissolution - imminent 1t IS
certain things cannot much longer continue "a now.
"PrlGcc Bismarck, during the sittins, promised to
furnish statistics relative to emigration. He said that
the movement Is gtatcr from the less p2pulOus DIS
trlcts, such MrckcnbuTg, fOmeraia. West Prussia
ana Pdscu. Wncu however, the tenure OF land was
rtnGerrd favorable and agrcultuc ana manufac-
rendered mutually supporting he anticipated
decrease ~ Cmlgrdtioa'
Ihe IJdtiJ NfrS'S correspondent al Berlin says At
a ParliaIutuia sore on saturday the Chancellor
SAID that partial dlSarmdh'nG was imp0SSihie. Ger
many, Ierst. could uO begin. Unfortunately she had
TO SHOW from; tour different directions, and cOld
trust none OF her ncIshOOrt.'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, MODda

WASHINGTON, Monday, March 10, 1879.
The subscriptions to tie per cent loan since Sat
urday's report have amounted to Sl,3il,sj0.
MI Z.macona, the Mexican Minister does not CON
template returning TO Mexico as has been erroneousy
reported.
Captain Eads to-day received from the Treasury
$3.50 COO the cash payment voted to INN In the Sundy
Cly Appropriate bill account OF bis Improvement
of the southwest Pass OF the Mississippi.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has received telegram
from Isaac H. Knox ated at National StOcYards
Illinois March - I'm which he says that the report as TO
diseased cattle being there Is entirely false.
Operations the New Orleans Mint were recently re-
sumcd During the present month about 81 900 in
silver have been coined There have purchases
for this purpose other than Old Mexican and Spanish
and sIiverwarc Offers of large quantities OF
silver have by dealers in New Orleans but at
prices Secretary of the Treasury was not willing TO
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
ELEC1IONS IN MINE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBU'

BELFAST, Me-, March 10.-William B. Swan,
candidate of the Republicans and the Hard Money
Democrats. was elected Mayor to-day by 81 majority
BANGOR, Me, March 10.-Tne municipal election
to-day resulted decided victory for the straight Re
publican candidates William II. Brown (Rep) was
elected Mayor by IA majority Of 1i6. The Republicans
control both branches of the city government.
ATGrsTA, Me-. March 10.-The Republicans to-day
carried the citv government, c,cctinG officers in four
ont Of seven wards There was 10 election Of Mayor.
\ new election Will he ordered.
BiuprFo3p Ne, March 1O.-Jamcs A. StrOut, nOmi-
uqtrd by GgccnblcLcIs ami Democrats, WAS to-day
q eoed Mayor by majority.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
BRITISH BOAT RACING.
ROSS BEAIS EMMETT ON TI.E THAMES.
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LONDON. Monday, March 10, 1879.
A boat-race between Wallace Ross, of St.
JoJn " b. and Frank Emmett Of Jlrrow, for 300
side took place to-day the Thames Championship
Course from Puncy 10 Mortlake, and resulted in vie
tory for Ross. Emmett led until he reached point
about City yards below I1nmersmIth Bridge, when
Ros, overlook him and drew away. winning the race
easily by about eight or ten length.
The Sy0rtsraR says Hanlan the Oarsman IS at Brook
lands near Manchester. aud il EoInG through daily
n inc Of strong exercise both aOgt and ashore. lie
viii shortly move = cWcaStic aud into regular
framing on the TYNE. At present ne j. Out Of condition.
ns he Gales l72 pounds against liS when he rOWci
Courtaey lie also complains that his hands are very
tender from lack OF work.
4 match ina, been made between the champion,
Fiott and an unknown the Tyne course, 10 take
MACE mouth after the ITa1.au-lIawdon match. TAr
name OF the unknown will be declared on the day OF the
UlnIau- -IIaWdun match.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
TELEGRiPHIC NOTES.


ROWING RACES IN Inf WEST
CHICAGO March l0.-Ghc dates fixed for the sec
ord animal regatta Mississippi Valley Amateur Row
ing AssOciatou July 10 b and Il, instead Ofin June
SIXTY NEW HOMGOPATHs.
pUUADETpuIA March l0.-lhe tnirty-iiTst annu-
OF the HAhneinaD Homeopathic Mciical
the Academy OF Music today FrOes
sor A. r. Thomas NJ H. Dean OF the College. conferred the
degrees upon the graduates, sixty IN lumber
4 MAN 10 HANG DEVLGN.
Ros1OS March 10.-All doubts which may have
To the Of Deyu Friday next account
az The Dc high sheriff have been removed by de-
cson o. the Judicial Court appointing Deputy
sheriff l.. W. Fls.e, Of Watlan. High Sheriff.
HEAVY SNOW IN THE DOMINION
HALIFAX March lO-Outward trains on the In
terC O.Onlal Road saturday morning were impoded by snow
aud consequently DELAYED tho uans coming ni' way.
iran fum Qucbec with mails and passengers Tor Eng and.
due at y saturday, did not arrive until IA IN sunday
RAILROAD ELECTION DOWN EAST.
PRnViDtNC Il. | March lO.-Ghe Fall River,
Warren and Providence Railroad Company elected the lol-
charles +. ChOdte. Providence +
n WInslnw Hyannis: e. ". Willard, Newport; John ..
Bra, ton Thomas Borden Fan River, ana Royal A. Iur-
ner Randolph.
CANADIAN RAILWAY CONTRACTS,
Mo%TRrAI. March lO.-lt is understood that ID.
y stanton of New.York has ObIned contract for build
ing railway from Ottawa 10 COteau Landing Grant q Pet
ado the $1,000 required u 5ecur Their Con
Tract the construction Ot section NO IL OF Tue Canada
Plchc Railway Arrangements have been made 10 began
a early date
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
THE OIL CARRYING TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-Ihc examination
into tie alleged discrimination in frcghts on the part
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in favor OF the
Standard on Company, resumed today. Vice
Presdsnt Cdssatt testified tnat contracts were made
with other than the Standard Oil Company. There
eighteen or twenty contrc in ALL and they all expired
ON or before May !, ISIS The witness continued 70
testify until the At o'clock, by request Oi Mr.
shrI. the hearing discontinued until the counsel
Mere nrtuAreA 70 resume The case.