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a Bossier District Court ad.
journed last Saturday after session
of three weeks. The docket was not
unusually large, but intricate civil
suits extended the session. Several
important cases were continued; the
docket not being cleared for want of
time. The State obtained judgment
against Percy Baker, defaulting tax
collector, for $2O,oos 49-s5OOO of
said amount being against P.J. Ken
nedy, Bakers bondsman. G. Minton,
charged with larceny, forfeited $3.50
bond; j. E. Grey, charged with EN-
bezzlement, forfeited a $500 bond.
There were several convictions and
fines collected for same, for carrying
concealed weapons and failing to
work the public roads. Dineen and
Brice were sentenced to the peniten-
itentiary; the former for life aud the
later for two years.
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No. 26Q6.


I; Templeman, No. 96os.
J. d. Watkins, transferee, In District Court
TIM. Gnmer, ct al. L Ioaisisn.. Is,s. f>f''h'
Ry virtue of a writ Of feri facias issued in
- the above named suit, and to mo diriceed
from the Honorable District Court in and for
the parith of Bossier, Louisiana, have seized
and will proceed to sell at public auction, 70
the last and highest bidder, at the Court house,
in the town of Bellevue, Louisiana, within the
legal hours of sale, on the third Saturday, the
18th day of May. 1879, the following described
property, towit:
Forty FIVE feet Of betting, more or less; one
Iron Cotton Press and fixtures, revolving
screw; o .e Engine and two Boilers; two Gin
Stands, pulleys and betting; one old gin stand,
one old Grist Mill
Seized as the property of Thomas NJ Gilmer,
and to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ
say the sum of $9,974 90, with 8 per cent. por
annum interest on 81 500 90 from the 9Th day
OF March, A. D., 1873, and the same rate of in
terest on 81, ,474 90 from the lst day of March.
A. D., 1873, and also, five per cent upon tho
amounts mentioned above as attorneys fees;
and also, the sum of $ll2 A cost; and all cost
and charges, to satisfy this Judgment.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ap-
praisement.
RE. WYCHE, Sheriff.
April ., 1879 tpr's cost $l2
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% Cattle in this section are be.
ginning to look very well. Grass in
the woods and prairies is growing
rapidly, and grazing is good again.
Prospects for fresh beef in a short
while are encouraging. We hear of
but little loss among the cattle dur
ing the winter.
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HENRY DREYFUSS e son,
Corner Texas and Market SITS.
Shreveport, la.
Judgment.

Judgment.
Mary A. Perrin wife, .,.S No; 9. 7!,7 zo7. Co.,.
perrin Hs husband b0'''fr op;s;sha ps5,sn Court
In this cause, by reason of the law and th.
L evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
against defendant it is adjudged and decreed,
that the plaintiff, Mary A: Perrin, have and
recover of the defendant, Pierce b. Perrin, the
sum of three hundred and fifty dollars, and
five pei cent. per ahhufn interest thereon from
March 7th, 1879, until paid.
1t is further ordered, that the community of
acquets and gains existing between plaintiff
and defendant, as husband and wife, be d Is
solved, and plaintiff restored to the admins
tration and control of her separate parapher-
nal property.
1t is further ordered, that plaintiff g legal
mortgage on the real estate of defendant, and
her privilege on his personal property, be
recognized and enforced by seizure and sale of
same, according to law, to pay aud satisfy the
judgment herein obtained:
1t is further ordered and decreed, that de
fendant pay all cost of this suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court, this
March 10, 1879.
THOS. N. BRADEN,
Bossier Parish Judge.
State of Louisiana, / do hereby certify
Parish of Bossier. }that the above and fore.
going is a true and correct copy of the judg
ment rendered in above mentioned case at
March, 1879, term of Busser Parish Court
same now on file aiid of record in my Office.
r~~~~ Given under my official signature
}L.S. and seal of office, at Bellevue, Bossiel
~, Parish, Louisiana and in Clerks Office
of said parish, this 3lst March, A. D., 1879.
tOANNES SMITH, Deputy Clerk,
District Court, Bossier Parish, La.
no 3-3ts. prs cost $Sl
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a Deputy Sheriff III. Chalmers
Wyche left Tuesday for Baton
Rouge with Edward j. Dineen.
sentenced to imprisonment for life
for killing Thomas j. Bearden last
July, and Norman Bricp, sentenced
to penitentiary for two years for
stealing two bales of cotton.
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HAMILTON & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Goods and
Plantation Supplies,
Nos. 5 and Z Texas Street,
Shreveport, La.

NNIe call attention to our COTTON SEED
w OIL FACTORY, with Carver g. Co.'S
Improved Gins; will guarantee satisfactory
yield and sample for the seed, and one quar-
ter cent per pound on lint produced from all
cotton sent to gin. Will furnish large sacks
and twine for transportation; also sacks and
twine for cotton seed. free Of charge. Bagging
and Ties at market price. We also call atten-
ton to Cotton Seed Meal as feed for cattle
and as a fertilizer, and will exchange same on
favorable terms for seed vI7n42
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q Henry Dreyfuss & Son, of
Shreveport, are constantly receiving
new goods of all kinds. Call on
them.
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TEXAS.


II Nhe leading newspaper in Northern Ken
L lucky, offers unparalleled Inducements to
advertisers. 1t has large circulation in the
Blue Grass region, and reaches the freside of
every family in the country where published.
Address g. B. BRADLEY,
NO Herald, WilliamstOwn, Ky.
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lRN C. Doremus, travelling
y. Il he Shreveport Times, gave
ipIeasant call last Thursday.
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Married.:

On the 9th instant, in this parish, by Rev j
w. Medlock, Mr.. j. 5. WILLIAMS and Mis-,
MATTE BERRY.
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Died {:

At Bellevue, on the 4th instant, CHARLES
LELAND.
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n The farmer prays these dry:
, IrAdy days. would that the rain
usis cone again.
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1 n Our Parish Court convened
4 aljoarned Monday without
nstiug any business.
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~ We have been in a printing
ak . quarter Of a century TO a
lsHN5ay April 9th-and new
Ma sisrm' to pi until last
Hrsice these tears.
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| q The farmers with few excep
tween to be well up with their
bt md With good seasons this
ag md summer We hope 10 see
hHndtal crop made.
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! R Jadging from the demand for
aaad horses, and other prepar
tms thepresent year will be one
pat effort, among the farmers,
rpauce q large crop.
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AA 00O Brick for sale. by f. r. MOORE
4U.UUU s. Son, at Bellevue OBJ
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lJtt $osslff $aaneE'
oELLEvUE, La,
I..d.v.:::::::::::Apru 10, 1879.
| q Only two in Jail.
~ Good Friday tomorrow.
i ~rhis Is the time to advertise.
! ,,Ro,s it is time to dig for fish
J = An quiet about the Court
rxColder than was to be ex'
ssad, ehi
D Bossier School Board failed
Ina squorum Saturday.
= Sc notice Of President of
go Board in another column.
- Considering the hard times,
n nying 10 progressing finely.
n0ee professional card of Drs.
tahy D Neeson in to-day's paper.
81 1hsally speaking, Bossier is
Anaei With her courting for the
Iskst.
. n The farmer prays these dry,
ulsAdy dayss would that the rain
sls soae again.
b Our Parish Court convened
u ajourncd Monday without
,nsliug any business.
1Rk. G. Doremus, travelling
III ofthe Shreveport Times, gave
pleasant call last Thursday.
q The farmers with few excep
laawsen to be well up with their
nj snd With good seasons this
iag md summer We hope 10 see
ksndful crop made.
I 1 ]adging from the demand for
aasd horses, and other prepar
ss thspresent year will be one
pal en0H, among the farmers,
= mauce a large crop.
e We have been in a printing
/. !. . quarter Of a century to a
= fN5ay April 9th-and ney.
Ma sfsrms to pi until last
= HrSce these tears.
h Fl0xipg the example Of the
H0Eleanstanks, the hens in this
IN have also "suspended."-
p kw lay about once a week
t'sy small eggs at that.
V u. John q. Gordy, Masonic
asrsf, was in town this week in
dscharge Of bis official duties.
sslxays interesting aud enter.
! ! a'Ag, and many of the craft high
appreciate bis visits.
Y Uur parish is as good us can
1a0d 70 the State. Our people
vne awake enterprising law
as people. We have peace and
g. cvernment now, and are look
sss y prosperity in the future.
- = " preliminary trial before
bfaden Tuesday, Phillip
d WY was required to give a
md tor his appearance at the
aoef term Of District Court
wa 70 the charge of cutting
Fiosrnoy. Both are colored
= aas order has gone forth, and
- % countermanded that E
- = Son, Of this place, art
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~ Considering the hard times,
n n,ing 10 progressing finely.

| rsss professional card of Drs.
salr . Neeson in to-day's paper.
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Ia Fllgxing the example Of the
H0Fleaasbanks, the hens in this
IN hare also ''suspended."-
"a kw lay about once a week
tssy small eggs at that.
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i = Lesally speaking, Bossier is
Auneh With her courtiDg for the
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= iss order has gone forth, and
- pe countermanded that E.
- : Son, Of this place, are
med to sell their dry goods
sssries IS cheap as any other
= North.Louisiana dare do.
soods are Of that class that
- the closest inspection, and
sosiiy stand the test of trial.
e1anine the stock they are
sssiving, aud you will find the
q prints, domestics, linens.
p'aid4 sheetings, tickings,
noeA, slippers, hats, SC
0e best grades of -four, sugar.
aad all other goods in their
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,,Ro,s il is time to dig for fish
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= An quiet about the Court
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yvf,older than was to be ex.
N, ehf
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= Boseier School Board failed
|. =. souorum Saturday.

- sa notice of President OF
...,a Board in another column.
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rrhis Is the time to advertise.
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= " preliminary trial before
bfaden Tuesday, Phillip
10y was required to give a
md tor his appearance at the
.oef term of District Court,
wa 70 the charge of cutting
Fioarnoy. Both are colored.
, 1879-04-12
GEN. DEAUREGARD.

i Talk on Political Preferences In tho
80uth.
81. Lanis H'st- Dfsnatch.
4 Post Dispatch reporter called Mt the Plante't
lIouse this morning 10 sec Gen. F. T. leisure
gnrt, than whom, no nan liaB moru thoroneh|F
the confidence Of the South, especially u tle
uulf States.
The Gonural Ia man in whom tho bockne}ed
phrase. MISUNDERSTANDING, gaps nv'y torcs.
He ia erect, d!gntaed, and sol1icrly from lsadso
foot, n,ld remnrkabiy fluent and pointed III con'
yorsattnn. At first hB declined committing bsa'
self, politically, further thnn that lie WIS Dea
orrat, Of coursc but was taking 1,o part Il. poll
lies otl1er 1llan was the duty vi GvcEy citizen:
"liow Is Iitdcn loukcd 0n at tho South den
crali'' . =.
"TIldcn Ii not favortte with Us BY anf
menns. Ho did not net right after his elrcl!oe9,
and WI hayu no guarantee tint l.e would nut 20
exactly tile saIIlr thing over agaln. stll! 'lN
South Will accept any man for the l'resJeas!
victory"
"Who arc your favorises3"
"Eltilcr Thurman or Bayard would be lnoss
acceptable to us. Hendricks " Il .verY stFu1s
H.a1', and any ono Of these three will be wafn'!
supportgd ut the South.h
"'And lIancockt"
,"WciI, tlnncoek Is military man. aud tbe
Democracy don't Wntlt military snGn Just nov.
In Louisiana. llancock Is prooallfy the metz
ropuIar man tlat l'as been mentioned 10y ~ ~
first p!acr, on thu tickei;, still ! do not th'ok
"1lle fact 10, Pct.usyivautn Is tho State tAsl
mtist bc CARRIED, nnd WI will have to nominate
to do t!nt. As 10 ths Presidency, wa, rs sala
before, arc not particular, but wo do think Us!
t.se South SHOULD lie c0pas,lercd In tho sce1oa
piace, md elthpr Watle Hampton Or i.ahaf
| would make All excellent Vicg.l'res!dcnt.'
"Who Aro su!ng tu bu tlIe Republican leaa'
ersi''
"Evcry indication points to Grant: after h'n
como l'lulne and Co1ltli,g. just rs tllest'a1
Ut preference between tho 1hrco, although II! q
| tllttn nre most unacceptable tn US, CpnklinEh
| nerl,uns, tlr least objectionable"
What will bc t!lu character Of thu Fs9
vassl''
"At any ruto II wifi hardly be financial, IT,
mere questions Ut money, whether It he eoa
silver, cuppcr, or papor. da uu. llasurb lii Il tue
South. W. aEu toD pnor to ask fur cuffensJ
lAws; Wlnt nc wait Ia tn0ru commerce. Ak AZ
steamship l[lles M,Hl tile Southern lacltr hsa'
rnad inturcst US much n,orc than thr ohl!' 'dea
The only chance fur Sherman st lint The lnaas
question should l,erunle an iasur; but ull t!Iat
practically settled auw."
, 1879-04-12
ORGANIZATIONS,


SrR1Nap1ELp, ILL.,. April 11.-L!censo to or
Eanizo WAS isauod to-tuY by tAe Secretary OF
tho State 10 the following proposed corporation:
1'lls Lces q ltenlrlcks Packing and Provision
Company ot Chicago; capital, $4,000; eor-
poratura, Edward Loca, Frank clifton, and ].
Stuart Philip
Certificates for organization wore filed a. fol-
lows:
lustrlal Uuiyerslty, Ut Champaign. Directors,
Arthur Boothby, john q. ulpy. aul Edgar E..
llnrlen.
Tic Scandinavian Cooperative Homo Asso-
eiatton Vi Malns; object, the organization Of \
Territories, AHl tho rendering Of assistance to
iis numbers. directors, Andrew q, Lntlstson.,
Charles J. Carlson, a1ll Willla.u d. Fetersoi.
, 1879-04-12
UORATIO SEYMOUR.
Why IID roaItlvety Docllnos OHlcc.
tyfp lark Sun,


.ytto lark Sun.
ALBANY, April 0.-Gov. eoymour's attention
was called to the recent correspondence In tl.esc
columns In relation to hmsell anu also to the
action Of the conference which met In Now York
last Saturday to urgu hts nomination as Gov.
Robinson's SUCCESSOR. lIo said: !" am at q loss
to understand tic meaning Of this talk. anh OF
these proceedings. found the Smns letter
copied into tho Rochester Union, Of which Mr..
Purcell Ia editor md lind that Ills name figures
In thu New York conference. Now, be knows
my posltlon perfectly we'll. l wrote him HI
rmphatc letter when thls discussion lrst bega1
telling lin frankly tlIat under n0 conceivable
circumstances would consent to tho use of my
name for my oillcc whatsoever. Lately have
taken occasluu to write nm agatn to
tn same effect, but with even great.
or emphasis. l 1layo sald before that
1t WIS unpleasant to 60 about declining ntllces,
hut am forced by thu perstsscnry VI MY unwiso
friends to do something still tnnre unpleasant
to proclaim my plys!cat !nt'rm1tius. AfY health
Is iii very precario,ls state. It IL au empty
compliment to toll me that Look well. ktUw,
unfortunately, Tint do nut feel weil. ! mn
wholly invapable Of protractcd rxartlon Of nny
sort. An animated conversation Will sometimes
1}aah my faco AId giyc me, perhaps, tle n11'uaF.
by react!ou, nnacf which an often obliged to
keep nv room for days togothrr. eansiot write,
| except at rare intervals nln! for short perlods.
II IL nnspcakahY d!ssAstotul tn tn1 to auYert!so
my sickness, hut II seents necessary III order
tiht su,nn u my friends nIny understand whnt
mem when say ttut could nut accept all uil{ev
under nuy circumstances. 1t would oo an ayt Ut
| im,urality tor nle to run for fiovernur, for nm
not capable Ut li!actarGlng The duties, md tlu
! cfrort would haste., my death. Alter thls
trunk ayowai, llopo IL bo relieved frum tl!o
lmportuniltea Of 0ycr-xealoua trlrnds."
Ti!u uuyerl!pr wag reillnAel t!lnt III 1868,
h enHili{1ut fur trsAl-
Ient, ho seemed 10 gather strongt!! IRON the
excitement Ut tl.u atnpat4n und that always In
, 1879-04-12

LONDON, Apri, 11.-A correspondent nt Paris
te,egraplIs that the Sultan Tuesday addressed
telegram to Lord Salisbury formally cut,-
t,emn,ng tho proceedings Of tiu Khet!-
iyo as danger. to the whole East,
expressing willingness 10 cancel thu
frman, regulating the Egyptian succession,
doposc the Khcdiyc, and send llal!tn Pashn to
Alexandria in Turktsh uiau-ot-war rs the
Khedtyo's successor.
TIE sufTAN's TELEGrAM
has been communicated 10 france. It has al
rrnly formed tlin subject of numerous CON-
fcronccs betwccn Wald!ngton ard Lord Lyons,
md viii be discussed at ta Council Of Mlnlsters
Baturdny., s'7s" 50 7"
THE GARNET.
LoHnoN, April liza Cabinet council has
pceu summoned for tt,4lay.
TIE KuEpIvg.
LONDON, April ,1l.-The V,cnna t'Ftsse pub
lIsllcs sensational report from Pcra that the
Khcliyo Ia making wksllko preparations.
PROTEST.
CAIRO, April 11.-Ft.zgerad, Comptroller.
(irnerai, and Colvln, Dircctur OF Provincial
I!ovenur, layo rendered their designations, pro-
tcstLng ngalust the Khudlye's action.
, 1879-04-12
GERMANY,
ul8MANCK'8 POLICY.

ANTWERP, April l1.-Tlh I'rscursnr says
ttut bismarck insists on establishing aur-tnxcs
upun colonial produce catn!nE lro.u European
hondad warehouses, With view Ut risluiuE
German turts Of foreign competition. lic hopes
tlIat largo irtns III Antwerp MD Holland will
establish themselves In Dre,neu ard Hamburg.
Several influential persons In Hanse4tlc towns
Aavu prolnlsed to support l}smarck'a pro1ect,
RtlA have startrd railway direct from uzenen
to Frankfost.
DIED.
DanL1H, April 11.-knrl Beck, tho German
poet, IL dead.
, 1879-04-12

BAN FNANCfsCo, Cat, At1rll 11.-TI6 1o'o'
ilE curd IL furnished for publications.:
Tile Chineaa HIx COMPANIES nfe daily in reteps
OF applications fur lAbarers 10 20 10 the houietts
fiatrs. A1tahly ajssIsa!pp mud 1nelash ~ a.
Thu officers Of thrse conpanr4 wish IT expfesalt,
updeFslona tllAi they have 1lu C81teul over tasai
peuplen tnhor, and have hover hr0aEht Or cga,se
Never contfacel tl,slr labus VI COLLECTED tas,tt
Wages In AtY mannct whatsoever, tbs pfea "
California to ths CUltkary notwithstanding.
E1J1SEsE Blk CDXpAAtkS
, 1879-04-12
ST. tOLIlS.

St. Lours, NO., April ll.-The six de!ea'ss
Republican candidates fur Tho Upper llo9's
Ut the Municipal Assembly tutlay seFsso ~, p,L
tices of coutust upun tho Democratic s'''s, y,
.lates who wore declared elected at tho Fesfu'
election. The grounds Of contest sre tsas. 1.,
auy fraudulent voting, uad, srec'asa''s,, ~ @o n
ttIa registration Ut voters Ut ilt polls a1c VI
clcctlonts consrary to tuw. They aso te..tt5 g. nt5
,lle Council to apl>otut q cDll,ntttse u ''A
members ~ Investigate tiru matter.
, 1879-04-12

of tho last remarks that Mr. Marcy mad. =.
him: "'t'lo Must difficult duty lint poiitIcIs@o -
has Ii uctfartn IL tn retire gracefully frnm H..
staan n lulIlc llra when o IL too u 10 bc ny af
nny further ,ise." tipv. Seymor nils: Az ~
to rctirn car,y: and considering my hEntssan
en1th antl advancing years, my friends hays ~
right 10 lind fault With this dcc!s!osl.h ~
, 1879-04-12
TURKEY.
EASTERN HOtis1HT.rA.


ST. PETERSBURG, April 11.-'fhe Agtate Iiasse
states tt.nt negotiations are now proceeding h.
tween tho Great Powers upon the proposal of
the Porte, forwarded to st. Petersburg by En-
gla,1, that, instead Ut mIxcd occupation, the
Powers should agree to the nomination of Alcko
pasla. who Is pot,uiaF with all ctAsscs, as Gov
ernor Of Eastern Rousnol!a, tho Porte 10 agree
to proloAgaliun OF tho authority Of the Inter-
national Commission for one ycnr. and to ab-
stain during tnAt period from occupying the
points It has tho right to garrison. Ruhsa has
decided tu surrender Kullia to China, and COLI
cludo uew convention with tho Chincac Gov
crnmcnt. IS T.
THE MACEDONIAN 1NsunREcT1oN.' .''-.s
VIENNA, April 11.-Thc ftsarfcction In Mace
ionta has again suddenly collapsed. Ono Of Its
leaders, who Is On Austrian, wrItea that Russia
Inns ordered tho iusurrect!on ID terminate.
UNFouSpEp. :: :. :
CoNsrANr1NorLE, April 11.-A report That an
understanding extsts between the porte' and
KbcdIya relative to tho latteE's recent acton is
unfoundal. +.
, 1879-04-12
CASUALTIES.

iSuteiof Mspatch to Tbs Tribune.
MADISON, April 11.-Thc body Of lrcnrY
Baker, who WAS drowned Oct 81 while attclnpt
!,lg to cross l.a!,o Atonona In rowboat during
violent storm, was found today. the heavy stn,p
Ut Yesterday having caused II to raise from The
bottom Of tho lake, whorn 1t las laid since la,,
Oetohcr
Christian Olesor, an old resident Of tho Town
Of Bnrk, IN this county, was found tleal on The
road, quarter Of a nlilo east of TOXIN Cryes
WHISKY IL supposed to haYe BEEN the cause Of
Ills tak!tY of.
, 1879-04-12

UNIyE1l4AL 3UFPRAQK.

RoME, April 1t.-At meeting Of TIC Demo-
cratic lca,lcrs, at MonottL 0aribaldl's, move.
maut fayorlng universal suffrage was discussed.
PROSECUTION or IaTgnNATioNALtsrs.
FiuMRNcE, April 1l.-Tlu prosecution Of
eight 1ntcroat!onallsts for conspiracy aea!nst
ths safety Of tho State taa been commenced.
TIlE ANToxKtLt Will CASE.
RoMr, April 1l.-'rIse Capitat states TINT
Rlgnor AEa,irnt tnk under taken tu plead Tor thu
plantitr iu the AntonuIll will rase, which corsc-
oucntly will not collapse by reason Ut hut tna-
bltty to pay counsel.
, 1879-04-12

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April 1l.-An unknown
man TO years Of are was run over anil torn to
picces tonight by freight train OH the peous,
rekin t. Jacksonville Railroad. near tho Round.
House. There were letters OH llls body to sAc.
glc Howard, from Lola, kas.
, 1879-04-12

SzzoApIN, April 11.-'l'llo wA.cr In tho lower
part ot the town Is still from six tn twelve feet
icop, md cauuot bo pumped out IN much less
than 100 days. Tile total loss OF lllu Dv to ln-
unlat!on la represented now ~ uot to haye ex-
ccede1 seyeuty-6e
, 1879-04-12
GOOD FRIDAY. IN NEW YORK,

SRw YonS, April ll.-Dustncss At tho Stock,
Produce, Cotton, anl other E1chauges WAS sus-
psndvd to-day, and many business establish.
nenl1 closed. The courts nlInur'led over GOOD
Friday, and lttls ls doing !u doserornent d..
tt4a rh.lrrllea.
, 1879-04-12

- morn CoAMuNsTs rARDoNHp.
P4R1s, April 1l.-ThEee hundred moro Com-
munlats will ba partlonsd Saturday. Successive
dccEeea will bo issued, each granting smncsty
| to b00 per1ons+
, 1879-04-12

AiEMrn1s, Tenn, April 11.-TIomaa Watts,
formerly ot Drac!scn County, Kentucky, VA,
drowned yesterday at polnt just aboye this
city. Tile ssiff containing hinself anl uo,a.
panton eapsized.