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CHICAGO, March The Drovers' journal
HOss-Recelpts 10000 head; .hipmeas s.,
900 head. Market 6al0c lower; choice
tAyy IS Tol4?ji light g OOas rs; mixed 81 Il
aS co.
cArrLE-rlecclpts i 100 head; shipment, 2.
600 head. Market unchanged. Shippinr
81 20ai 25 oltchers' steers S. 20a3 90; cow
$2 9OaS 40; feed,rs aud stockers 81 7Ot
8 a5.
snEEr-Reeeipts 1900 head; shipments 2,
800 head. Market steady at s. 0OA47O.
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What Senator Henry's MonOmanIa Has
Cost the Country.

Cost the Country.
Special to the New York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March CT has already
cost the Government several thousand
dollars to teach Senator Davis, OF West
Virginia, the rudiments of bookkeeping
as practiced at the Treasury Department,
and his education is yet incomplete. He
has had two high salaried experts engaged
for nearly q year rummaging through the
Treasury archives calling for all sorts Of
reports from the different bureaus, several
of which have required the service Of a
number Of clerks weeks and months TO
prepare; and it is positively known that
not single clew has yet been found
which would lead any other Senator to
entertain q suspicion Of crookedness. Sena-
tor Davis is man 6f excellent intentions
but he will never do for a book-keeper.
He has obtained permission 10 continue
his inquest during the vacation.
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ex-senator CilnsmSn InteryieEea,

NEw YoRE, March S.-Ex-Seator Thos'
Clingman, Of North Carolina, Is at The
New York Hotel. To a reporter he said
this evening he thought 1t would be 10
the interest OF the Democratic party 70
form coalition with the Greenbackers 10
the coming presidential contest. lis
thought such plan was feasible, and
necessary in order to win the day In lsSo
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rIY1XCiAL WRECIiS.


PAIL RIvgR, MASS, March 9.-The nett.
tIon Of Wm. o. neyall, ST., On involuntary
bankrupt was fled In the Court Of InsolyaII,
cy yesterday, Tho failure Is caused by the
endorsements for his aon'in.law, Charles
=. Stiukney. lIo Is also liable to large
amount as endorser foF the Devall mills
Tie total liabilities are not far from 5000,
O0O
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NEw YoRK, March s-Busincss steady and
improving with commission houses, and
agents are making fair deals. Cotton goods IN
steady demand and prices firm. Prints con
tinue In steady demand. Ginghams moyinI
slowly. Dress goods doing better, Men't
wear woollens slow. Kentucky Jeans moyinI
slowly. Foreign goods In better demand.
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For Additional Telegraph See Fourth pqgl

News of interest from South Carolina
From my experience and observation
unhesitatingly recommend Keller's Ro.
man Liniment as being the most remarka.
bile pain destroyer in case OF burns, etc,
that ever saw or heard OF. II. N. Peake,
gt Charleston, South Carolina.
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IMPEACHMENT BUSINESS IN FRANCE,

LONDON, March "a dispatch from
Paris says: II the Chambers vote for the
Impeachment OF ex-President MacAIahon
intends to demand that he be prosecuted
with the Ministers, the belief Is gaining
ground that the Chambers will reject the
impeachment resolution.
The Prese says: Renoult will oppose it
on behalf OF the Left Centre.
An organ of militant Bonapartists ad.
viSes the Bonapartists to abstain from vot.
ing, and not to aid in saving the Republic.
An organ Of Reuter- advises the Bona
partists to vote against the impeachment.
The Chambers will probably adjourn
about the 25th inst. until May.
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It, oIerycd with pain that the greal
,,,.,m,p W. from Doldridge manifested
@'' at GsErring when his name was
'sr,O, 'r,ran ,hc Elm Ciroyc Bill on Saturday.
,ii.', ,,,s ,r ,hc man Of the people Quailed
4, I,@,s J,r hi, responsibilities, Had not
=" ,'.,J ,.'l.,one reminded him that the eyes
= l'ls lI.,yru and earth were upon him, We
", M Iat Chapman would have found
n% ,.,,,e from complications with both sides
. ,,,iounl silence,
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Toledo,

roLEDo, March S.-wheAt-Firm; No. white
Michigan 81 Us; cxtra white Michigan 81 o. !:
amber Michigan spot 81 OK; April 81 OsH;
May 81 OK; No. 2 led winter spot 81 0S;
April 81 OSI; May 81 I0H western amber
VI 00hi No. 2 Illinois 81 ll0X. CONFIRM:
high mixed, seller May, 3skc; No. 2 spOt
S5Aici April SIC; May SsNc. oats-FIrm
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To WuoM IT MAY CoNcERS.-Persons
who have articles for repair at Kryter's,
Ills Market street, are hereby notified 70
call for the same before March 10Th, as
after that date they will lie sold to pay
charges. Tuas
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=. -. informed by one Of the leading
Nl% %,aniartnrcs Of this region that
ih''y ~ =, ,aol. in that line, The trade is
pd', ,,,.5 d, in a healthy aud encouraging
,EtiUn.
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WatehIng for the Flre mugs.

coLuMuus, O., March 0. The city was
patrolled last night by police, militia and
citizens, aggregating about one thousand
in number, and not q fire occurred. The
militia are on duty again tonight.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 9.-Goy. Williams
has called an extra session Of the I,egisla,
ture to meet on Wednesday, the 18th inst
The regular session failed to pass any Of
the appropriation bills before the adjourn.
ment on Saturday, which was the last day
on which tho bills could DO legally passed.
The regular session will adjourn to.mor.
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regrets over the Heathen Chlnee.

San FaAxctsco, March O,-A Victoria
dispatch says: The veto Of the Chinese
bill Is regretted here, as It was hoped that
the enforcement OF the measure by tho
United States would shortly lead Canada
10 do likewise.
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Socialists. He hoped he would not live to
see the explosion which would follow re.
pressive measures,


BERLIN, March 9.-Bisinarck and Herr
Lasker quarrelled violently In the Reich.
stag Saturday, In consequence OF the Prince
having attacked the Liberals for iayoring
judicial leniency.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, March "a dispatch from
Berlin states that the Powers notified the
Bulgarian deputies that their diatoriness
has provided serious displeasure. The
Powers refuse to consent.to the provision
al regency, and desire that Prince be
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cineInnnti Hog MnrL.,.

CINCINNATI, March s.-Hoos-Dull; con-.
mon $2 6OaS $40; light s. 6oa3 %; packing IS 50
al SO; butchers' d 00a4 25. ReceIpts AS
head shipments 40 head.
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(!HARLEs E, DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared TO make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Oru, Iimstones, Mineral
Waters, etc.
LABoRAfosT, Coz 2lTH AND CHGFLlSE sr..
iAls WHEELING, ". va.
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PIrTsBuEsH, March s.-PG1RoLEuN-Quiet;
crude steady at 81 0Ok at PArker's for ship.
ment; refined 9c for Philadelphia delivery.
ASIwERP, March S.-PErIoLEUN-Refinc
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Erie, Pa, March o,-This afternoon
Jos. Grandam, while fishing in Lake
Erie, broke through the ice and was
drowned. The body has not been re.
covered,
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NEw ORLEANS, March s-coffee-Dull, weak
and lower Rin.eargOes ordinary to prime l0Xa
l6Nc Sugar and inolaSses dulli oihefs quIet
and UNCHANGED.
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AccIpEYr ro rnE ENrRRon.

Emperor William had a slight fall Fri.
day, which, though unattended with in.
jury, caused some apprehension, as re.
ports spread that 1t was occasioned by
laintinG.
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BY GRAPH.
70 THE DAILY IYTBILIGEN0ER

TO THE DAILY INTB1LIeEEoER
GENERAL NEWS.
Fridays FURRY in the Western
Wheat Market.
A Chicago Broker Duped bya Forged
TeIegraln---Maybe II Was and
Maybe itWasn't.
Report of the French Impeachment
Committee.
The Grievances Against the De Brog-
lie Cabinet.
The Late Burmese Tragedy in India.
How a Drunken Dissoluts King Starved
and then ButChered His Kith
and Kin.
The Evidences ofBusinsss Revival In
New York.
The Russian Plague Has Died Out.
Senator Henry's Tom FooIery a Cost
ly Luxury.
A MOnOmanlac that is objectionable.
Speaker Randall Confident as to His
Reelection.
Four Per Cent GsrtlHcatss-ANsw Feature
Ia Treasury Finaucering.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPB.


at Sat per cent. Prime mercantile Nper 3la
per cent Sterling Exchange, Bankers
bills active and strong al 81 SOY; Sight Ex-
change on New York at "a s0IS.
GoyERSMENTs-Steady.
unted states o o. lSsl, eouponB
kiVesTNentlts (lS6f i09
s,s srsHFSsnus' H,sI
eH ao1I ana
ESS touIl
ren'EoIuca
s-ist O.us
Stene'
RAILROAD BoNDs-Acliye.
STATE BoSps-Dull.
SrocEs--Market to-day somewhat irregular
Coal shares, however, were strong throurbout
especially for IAckawanna, which under a
strong purchasing movement, advanced
to 4sH against % y yesterday Western Union
made some wide fluctuations, opening at
l05b declining 10 l0IK, selling up tU lOSX,
and closing at 10lA. The general list was
comparatively quiet, and changes In prices
We're slight In early dealings there was a
fractional advance, which In the evening was
entirely lost, but towards the close a tlrmer
tone prevailed, and the final dealings were al
an advance Of Nal9Sc from the lowest point OF
the day.
Transactions aggregated l25OOO shares, OF
which il 900 were Erie, 1000 Lake Shore.
2400 Wabash, $500 Northwestern common,
$500 preferred, $500 81 Paul, 10000 Lack,
wanna, 400 New wJersey Central, 1890 Della
ware & Hudson, 200 Morris 4 Essex, 1900
Michigan Central, 1900 Union Pacific, 1890
q. Joseph, i, 600 Western Union, l,l0O A. 4
i. Telegraph, $500 Missouri, Kansas & Tex-
as, $500 Kansas Pacific, 1900 Canada South.
ern, and 2,6Oo Burlington, Cedar Rapids 4
Northern
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TIE nuRNEsE QUESTION,

LIVERPOOL, March s. The consignment
Of cattle subject to the regulations arrived
from Boston in good condition.
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MIRINE NEWS.
FIsIIINo yEssRIs rNnEARn or.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, March S.-No It'd.
ings have us yet been received OF the four.
teen fishing vessels which went out from
here to Georges Banks, and the feeling L
generally prevalent that the entire number
went down with all their crews in the SO,
we're gales OF last month.
SHIP WRECKED.
EAsrpoRr, Me-, March 9.-The shit
Turkish Empire, from st. John to Dublin
went ashore on Big Duck Island on Fri.
day night. She Is total loss. The Captain
and six men were drowned.
.QuEESsTowS, March O.-Arrived: In.
diana, Philadelphia.
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Killed His IurgIar and Captured An
other.

other.
NEw YoRE, March Gone burglar was
shot and killed and another captured to-
night by John P. Richards, who surprised
them while they were ramsacking the
parlorin his house, No. 3O5 east seth street
Richards was upstairs and heard a noise
below in the parlor; he got his revolver
and went cautiously down and by the
liget Of the moon he saw two men in the
room, who heanl him coming and ran,
one tothe right and the other 10 the left, he
fired three shots after the latter without
any apparent effect Failing to get out OF
the back window, the latter turned on
Richards, who shot him through the heart
and he fell dead in the middle OF the room.
The other man was then covered with his
revolver and he surrendered. The police
were attracted by the shooting, and af.
ter they came in the house Richards told
his story and surrendered himself. The
dead burglar was recognized Us Timothy
Casey, u hardened young criminal
hardly yeta man, who has given the
police in the upper part OF the city good
deal OF trouble. james Dargin, the captured
burglar, is well known to the police as
an old offender. In the station house he
said TO Richards that il he (Dargin) only
had u revolver Richards would not be at
the station house with him. Richards is
Il member OF the firm Of Jno. p. Moore's
Sons, dealers in guns and arms, and is
Captain OF the 7th Regiment Rifle Team.
Later in the night the Coroner discharged
RiCFlnFIS frnn pusinIy
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NEw YoRx, MarchS.-Railroads, hotels
merchants and brokers report an unusual
ly good business for some weeks past, and
the spring trade Is expected to be very ex'
traordinary. There is already an increase
Of one.third in buyers, Immense quanti'
titles Of freight are coming from the West,
and large shipment Of goods are being
made from New York to various parts Of
the country, the South being now an en-
couraging purchaser. Our exports are
heavy, and foreign countries are said to be
jealous. Halfa dozen new piers are 10 be
built Immediately in this city in order to
afford increased facilities for the handling
Of freight. The prospect is for a rush Of
business upon the opening OF navigation,
and the outlook is gratifying. The Cham
Der OF Commerce want the canals Of the
State put into excellent condition without
delay. The Chamber has been discussing
the prospects OF foreign and domestic
trade, and will do every thing to practica.
bic to increase It. A conventional tariff
httH rTuIlCel u lS bAlu, MOulu DrlnK 10
this country business amounting to 400,-
10000 francs annually.
The mechanics and laborersoi New York
have been experiencing very hard times
since the panic Of 1879, but there is u cheer.
full feeling among them now, for a general
revival OF industry Is appearing after
years OF depression. Three winters ago
there were 90, 900 idle men in the city, but
It Is estimated that not more than ten
thousand are out Of work at present, and
this number, It Is expected, viii be greatly
reduced before long, as freight handling,
river, park, dock and other improvements,
Elevated Railroad work, &c, will shortly
give employment to an army Of men.
The lodgingroomsi many ofthe policesta.
tions have been abandoned by tho wander
ers who used to crowd them in times past.
The scarcity OF unfortunate men for Sta
tion-house lodging now, however, Is not
altogether due to the revival OF industry,
but It is partly owing to the milder weather
and the cheapness Of bread, coffee and
lodgings at business places. Houses are
to be found now where man can get a
tOlerable bed, and cup of hot coffee and
roll in the morning, for few cents.
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above described, to be registered on the
books Of the Treasury In the name Of tho
owner, which name will also be entered
on the face OF the certificate,
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THE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA.


The whole motive for parading this record
at the prcsen time the OF INF TRIBUNE IT, as
have tLan stated, 10 prejudice The North
against the South and to prevent the success Of the
Democratic In the Dsx Presidential election In
The article winch preteuds to ave history OF all that
pertains the public debt VI virginia, TIE IRiDJh E ad-
mits that the Conservatives are DIVIDED I've wohocr IL
conceded even that Duch upon the subject OF pay ne
the debt, and by Implication. admits that tue debit
in the party have the majority but II does
noI 20 much intimate tlat the Republican col
Orcd vote, which could settle tie question beyond per
adven in favor OF suc settlement the creditors
viii agree 20 accept Gard winch ab>tes not one dolSI OF
hunndl should be for the dcbi-paying candl-
dates Not word. IL will ne perccivcd-even though
that word gat avail sOmcthncas 10 the duty OF The
Republican IN the premises Is SILENCE is ONT
nous IL justines the inference that TIE 1hibtN NJ
would be wiling TO Virginia bound hand and foot by
the Repudstors simply Tor the poicn eject IL Mlght
have at the North
But assure Tnf TRIBUNE that we know OF only
two no call themselves public men" namely, Fay
cue Mcsiulin aud John L. Massey. who take the ground
that the Federal Government j. bOuud 10 pay The
anti-yar indebtedness 81 Virginia :" but 60 knew
Re- publicans not bound to pay drDt lhtt
was contracted by DemOcrats And this - more Than
an oGse few Readjusters IN this state WHO allegc
that the Federal Government should pay our State
debt. For Iseycs. ana those We represent, We say
that Virginia and viii pay her debt and thit Tie
decision this L III will be that effect II the ooloIed re
pubicans vote with their white Republican friends In
favor sending debt payers - The Legislature, or even
decline go vote AZ AL We would impress tis truth upon
THE IRTBUNE-that there Is no danger OF .e kepudia
tors acicyiny victory except by The ala OF cOlorrd Re
publican votes ana think that danger Il growing
smaller every day AMI that without the AID OF The
prominent organ OF the Republican parry III the
country.
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market was kept in continue, wbirl OF ex-
element from the beginning to the end, and the
growing siringency Of money had no more disturb
ing effect upon values than would the dropping OF
oil into the Atlantic Ocean. The most notable
events of the week that affected the spocuationif
anything but determined will and large bank
balance has any effect upon the present
market-werc the general awaking to the
fact that the bondholders of the New
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany may vote at an election of directors.
and the agreement arrived at between a ma
jority of the coal companies to the manner
of restricting production AID controlling the coal
trade The total amount of transactions in stocks
1856, sol shares, against 2.002, 200 for the
preceding week and Az 200 shares for the week
preceding that OF this weeks total, eight stocks
contributed 1,S2S, 500 shares Erie 10000, Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western 202, 300, North
west common 1Gj40O, New-Jersey Central
160 200. st. Paul common 153, 100. Missouri
Kansas and Texas 110. 400. Pacific Mail 1l2.3OO
aud Lake Shore 10000 shares All OF the stocks
named made advances during the week ranging
from 2 per cent for Lake Shore to Oh per
cent for Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
and all excepting Lake Shore show final
gains ranging from 17s for Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas to 6as per cent for Erie
named but on only moderate amount of transac-
tons. Among these we note: Alton and Terre
Hauto common. 5li03l2; preferred stock. 124 10 !;
c.. c., &. and l.. 3ls13l2; Delaware and Hudson.
1OllQ5si; Frankfort and Kokomo. 0a7; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph. 20sa l5s and preferred. 3SsG2is;
Michigan Central, 5a2l2; Eric preferred stock,
75sGGll; Ohio and Mississippi common, 3Ssa 2's
and preferred stock, 5i2d3l2; and Union Pacific,
5a3l2. The first figure indicates the extreme and
the last figure the final advance in each case from
the prices of a week ago tonight.
The coal combination attracted much more
attention in stock circles than in the coal
trade, although IL might have been sup
posed to be fully discounted with the price of Della
ware, LacSawanna and Western at above 60. Yes
terday's announcement, which was made with
good deal of flourish, has failed to produce the
slightest symptom of panic among coal
dealers AS to the immediate future Of prices
for coal. The trade perceiyes that bv the
terms of the contract proposed and signed by all
but the Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad
Companies every inducement is offered 10 each
company to produce all it possibly before re-
strcton is ordered by two-thrds OF the companies.
because the quotas under the restriction, when it
comes are to be based upon the proportion of tom
mage mined by each company after October l.
And AZ each company hopes 20 make money on It's
coal when the output is restricted. II naturally Will
be anxious to provide for as large Il quota "a pos
sible.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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THE COURTS.
LEGAL WARFARE OVER A GAS COMPANY.


The work of laying gas mains by the new
company In Brooklyn has again been stopped. This
company was originally organized under the name OF
the Mutual Gas Company, with General James Jourdan
M president 1t obtained permission from the Brooklyn
Board OF CITY Works open the streets for the purpose
of LAYING mans but did little work. Last Spring
the Fulton Municipal Gas Company organized, and
NIL the franchises, property, etc. OF the Mutual Com
pany transferred to the company. which pro
NIT granted TO the previous company. short time ago
the application OF Corporation Counsel Dewitt,
Judge Nelson. IN the City Court granted an injunction
restraining the company from carrying its work on
the groued that had obtained the consent OF the
municipal authorites-hat Il. OF the Mayor and Com
mon Counel-and this injunction has been made per
manont In the meantime, week ago, Judge Donohuo,
In this city, appointed General Jourdan receiver OF the
old Mutual Company. and directed him. 10 continue the
work begun BY the Fulton Company. On Tuesday how
judge Pratt. Brooklyn. May How ell
mission To begin a suit against the receiver oil tb ,
Mutual Company cnioin him from doing work
under the granted by Judge DOnOhue, and yes
tcrday Judge REYNOLDS granted such Injunction
against Receiver Jcurdan. with order 10 SHOW cause
Monday why the injunction should not DC continued
Jesse ". staTr X Sons the contractors TOT lhc
work OF the old Mutual Company and John r. Starr be
the Of The contract and 81 5000 SHARES OF
etOck issued by 90 nay Tor the work Nhen
the Mutual Company transferred lis properly 10 the
Fulton Company Mr.. Starr began suit 10 set aside the
conveyance fraudulent and procured from Judge
Reynolds a temporary injunction restraining the de-
iendant from disposlnC of real estate TIE order to
show CauSe why tue Injunction should not lie made pei
ruanent returuable yesterday, when counsel
were heard in regard to the matter The ad-
louI med until next Thursday.