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whether national State. Of municipal and the names
IT t3tn rerA1nA s0tch for nt sald election, which
nn,ne* niny be either written printed un such bal.
lot: hnH At Presidential elections there may he
lrrtldcnt nui ticu President ~ the tnEtt states.
sa'a bhl1nl shall nal be less thhn twelve thcs n
rs.ttlt aud unt less than three Inches In width. All
ballots mt printed In cnnfotmlt! with this act ehall
NJ relrcictl. nn not tnnt 70 fnr ~ khS relate Ia
Tie election nf Representative. Ut telccnsce IN
t0hrtcse. md AH lmlInta found In any halint. box
nf !rss ttzc than indtcnted IN ths act. OF printed
m tl-sue. .pnpcf. GF paper harInC mHrka by which
rrr+rhs yoinE the same cnnld be identified al the
time aneA halnt wns cast 0r thereafter. RlntI INT
t n'ccr Of any election. fas IA .uch bal1nl II.
inlr. IN Ihc Election Of Rcptcsen ntntyr Or dele.
CUTE IN CghtFc<n.
Sur. l. Nothing in Ibis act, or In any act Of Con-
Errts hc'enforn r"-tr. Bllal no 10 cunstr ns n
Anthori7c sulcry1aors Ut Elections Or United stars
tie tntrd Stnles Without prucess r warrant lssnrd
~ pursuance Ut 1nw. AMI M urrc.t bf a cltzrn 1n
ELECTION ttay, Or wttInn rixty tIays pttor .htrcto
Win warrant rhntl AeariTc snch clii<en of h!s
~ election whvrr Rrprc.entatve: or
DELEGATES In ConEfers aru being chosen.
md all per1ons. whether with " without e1loT of
authority. who shalt nfusrnt. hinder. or delay. or
ta nny wise Interfere with any person who lnay de-
strr 10 vUtc atany rIrcnn Al WHICH Representatives
nf Delegates III Con.fras Arc chosen. except by
rcacrntIy challenging ii.e EIEHt II hnch uersun to
snlc hrfnEe ihc images 0r Inspectors 81 such elcc.
inn, shall on conviction lie punished " tmursbn.
neut .,ot more M .han twp yea.s or BY :ne " nut
prsoutcnt,ant shall rny thu costs Of nst'ccut'ou.
spriuEcr's hill also fxca ,,cary. penalties to
violence n.sd intimidation intended 10 prevent
thc exercise uf the elective JFunr!,tsc, whctsWr
It Is d.sne with or witE0ut thu eu1Hr Ut laW;
With 1s Intended to cover the case.
, 1879-03-22
FIRES.



A still alarm Of fire at lU:l3 Yesterday fore
noon IN tlt Fire Patrol, md ageueral nlarm t,re
minute later, was caused 6y q Iirc IN tic brick
building Nus. ISL and lS2 Nton,oe street, owned
BY Z. \. Dirtisall. Ut Westminster Cuuuty, N.
L., ind occupied by john Moore 4; Co., tnanu-
facturcrs Vi uirtusc-lranes and Looking glasses.
Tie tire originated In the bnscIuent wtlpre 40 00
feet Of lumber Is ssuredt anl ia supposed to have
been causcd by an oycrlcnsed .lryil,g.tu rllu
snokc was very dense, nad for tlnlc there was
considerable cptnnotion about tic rlayc, as
d large tire was feared. Tile loss on building Is
abuut $la0, and IS covered BY e!,0oU potcics
IN tile Columbia, Amazon, Mechanics d Trasl-
crs', Of Buffalo. and The 1'sadcrs', u! Pcnn.yiva
Min. TIN. loss upon stock AMI machinery wili
approximate $1,000, ;,l,,! IA covered by ncnry
$f3. .lRO insurance in various companies.
II,r alurm frum Box ;ti}. af IU:4l yesterday
morning, WINS cAt,seu by tire in tie Lwu-stury
brfvk bndln.un lin stNll,east ror,Irr u Ithlina
and klllEsbntF strerte, tIwhrA by t. MGars E
Co., nl,.l occupied by ". lltAssnaB rs sash.
door, 'lml bIinl tactury. Loss on IuIldtag, $aO.
oil n,.ine mn! l,olIer, s..i AMI sluck, so; fully
insured. Tile Hrs originated In Tie dry rly-rou1n
over Tie ber.
, 1879-03-22
TILDEN Us. rAhlMANY.

York Poltcv p,u,,,issIo,,rrs-1inYor tlont,rr
lsrInnrs 10 tiunr Counsel 1or i'm Commits.
sIoucrs, mud Sutnsl,U,,s IL l'oltcurnt, tn i;lrrt
Istxhts, urI Arc U..tnnlu.ictl.
ye,o l"rk Iyf,aar, if,,ra ~
Thu "tcarIn.n II Of pol,ec Commissioners Err
b.r,+ E,,t,1a ,u1 sr,,t,, h,r,,o C..,n,.
.a.t' ..a.' I"''s' ~" "''.' nt". o',e'e e"opc',
yesterAhs, III answer toc'latsesp pfclcrFc! aga:nst
thcln BY the Alayor, was il,e occasion Of d very
remarkable acenc, IN which the Naypr lust Ills
tc,nncr nn,l called Tim unltrc IN hn assistance,
4nc previous refusal ot the Mayor To giSo any
information III rcgarl 10 ,tle conduct
ot tic hearing on!y scryrds to confirm
tho ACCOUNT plIbltsntd tn III, ytytauy.
t,n. ~. ,,o,ri,,., ,,,,..,,a IL. s,,r.. o"", .',
Inat l.u 'eail''S "ou'u DO snort hn'l
tint neitl'cr Ettnesses NOR counsel would bo
heard. This did not dctcr the Commissioners
, 1879-03-22

,r, xv, ,,t ,,,, .,,
','s ,s,'.s M"s's9" IT., nt".Ns ilas'ME Failed
IT. AfeR ~ '''t"H IN hnn*"". fhl"k They
hItIsy ut IL Tr*t-Gase.
1t. Louis, htp., March n1,-E, II. Rrovu.
,nnnaycr If ,h, Western lJu,nn Tnlcor,h ,,f,,,.
H.. ill., No.. ... ..,.,,..',, ".,t'. "'''~,
" liz" e!l'' ".a e''''1'"'tca pelosa ll!' uFa'"1
1hry a1f" deHah'l faa'le >''a' liz st0n'a pro-
Guec, for tho uso Of thu jury. aIi elcgsa,l,s sent
and rcrc,yrtl nurjp,, sryrrnt n.nth. rms, hr
n1, t,.,,, t,,,,.,,rn,,r ~ ,,,., a,'," p"os ~
VIII. 1,",' '"' '.,"u' W ''I saa's' 'a'"es ~
4. i. Wakcllel.t, ullcgstl IN ha ut tue
ilcnI Ut ,lIe eo.calirtl Gamblers Rtpr
herr, Sir. l,royn stul.l IN I'm trrv ~, t,u.i
' ~ " w. d"'5 ~ '''''t
, 1879-03-22
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CATTLE TkAtIR.

LoSpoS, March 2l.-Tls cnrgo OF cattle
Oil the Btealner brazilian, from 1,ostou, were
slaughtered IN the course Of tsaae, according
10 tho priyy Councils regulations, and tho
'ncAt sold IN tho London market, which
co,'hl not hive beon dono IT tho cattlo hal
heeu slaughtered on account Of disease.
I.UEn NAPIER.
LONDON, Marcl .1.-Lorl Napier of Mug
t'nla llas returned to bis post III Governor of
Gibraltar, setting at ross l|lo runner that lo
WIS 10 bo sent to Sonsll Africa.
rfsOIDSEp INDIAN LOAN.
LoSnos, March 2l.-Mi stanlsopo, unler
Secretary OF ssaso for Ind u, gayo notico il,
the House Of Commons to-tlay TINT 10 woulsl
iaovo bill OH Tueh.luy authorizing tho rails.
ing Of a loan Ill England for scsviao in Iudiu.
, 1879-03-22
SEED.tI'IAIE,

Progress mud rrnHprrtn In Several Western
Stntrs.
Eptefal Dls,'Afch to Thr Tribune
DWIGHT. ILL.,, Atarcl, 2l.--Ground covered
with five inches OF ''bca,lttfnl snow." Melting
fast. 'rc acrcago If OATH this season Will be
very largely reduced. Flax In great measure
will tato It's pluce.
Sntcta Dtspatch To 7at Trtbune.
f;NaHD ISLAND Hall Co., Neb,, March o1.-
MUHt 1T our farmers lnai1e beginning with their
Seeding. The cud weather laa nut au end to 1t.
AREA Of spring wheat will not be materially In
erlnscd. Grounds o., low lands little c1oddy.
ShsctHf HshHtc1 :: '"lfaune
TEcUMsEu, johnson Co., Nyh., March al.-
The a:rcaae offspring wheat sow1i will nut be na
iarEG as Inst HeasnIi. egcdlng begun two weeks
ngo. Gruuni y very Dry a.i needs ra'n.
BEATRICE. UnIe Co.. NIB, sinrcil al.-Dur-
ing tl,e watn weather ten dnys ago the TURNER'S
nut III good ueal VI spring wtleat. Tile ground
needs raiil.
Snttta' Htsuateh to The Trihnat.
BEt.7tE tLA1H, Scott Co., Afnn., Mnrch 91.-
A little wheat sown Gra,lml nov irozyn. Dut
slI2llt Increase III ncrcnge over last year.
Sor.tttt iHsh4frh 10 TIE Ttianne.
AnNsTRoSo' Frrcborn Co.. Mlu'l., slarell u.
-Wcather very cou nnl drv. M hee.li,,g done.
Acrcagc viii ba slightly increased. Very little
on wheat left in tIc county. About one:ctrhth
of last years e5op in hanss q farrnure.
HjfcfHt UtsD1tch 10 TIE IffbHnE
:, 1looE's ro1sr, Hamilton Co., In, March 2i.-
Soiur wheat was Gown abnut t!lc lIth lust. Area
nnt il'rrcnsct. Only enough old wheat IN hand
fur Eh?nla consumption. Weather cold nnu
ground frozen. u
SntrH' l1isnnfch IN TIE tribune.
CAss, Claytnn ca, la., Mareh 2l.-Al1 seeding
suspended Wn commenced Rowfng tie 1lt1s.
Weather turned cold, nl,l nothing ,!unu s[,lcs
No lilcrcnse of ncrrago OF wheat soSn. No sur
illus Vi wirat on lianI.
Srrrta' f1snItch to The Tribune.
ARKANSAS Ciry, Cow1py Co., Kna., afarcl. 81.
-Nintrr Wheat looking well. FreEt ont Of ,llu
crostul for thrcu weuks. Farmers saving oats
Rnrcfai Hipttch 10 Ths 7rtyune
.FnANKsonr, Marshall Co., Kas., March 91.-
Winter whrnt wns mover batter. Very lttto
old wheat on hand. SFf!ng whrat mostly aown,
nul ground IN g0od ortier.
i1r<ciGt 1snutch IN TAs tribune
MANCHESTER. in, March 21.-Ihc work of
ecctllnE was suddenly stamped few tlays sfnro
by the coil weather. There will nut liz Ms 1n,lr
whcat Hnwcsl III t!leae tarts t,fs ycar u. lls,laf
nn nceonut Of tho failura IN tho crop during th
pnst two Years. Fartlcrs aro turning their at-
tcilttols NOW Fory generally To stock. .raisMg al
tlnryfns.
, 1879-03-22


BERLIN, March 2l.-princes mud l,otentates
nro arriving from all party Of Germany to
celebrate tho eighty- y-second anniversary of
tic Emporor's birthday, which occurs to-
morrow.
RESIGNED.
BERLIN, MARCH 1l.-rhe Count t1o Saint
Vnllier, French Ambassador, hns resigned,
owing to difference with Bismarck.
;. ArPEALED.
Col. DoseIwitcl, u tho Imperial Guard,
who was sentenced to threo months impris-
ounent for picking lndy's pocket, has ap-
pea1ed, aud gono to st. Petersburg to lay his
caso before tho Czar.
DEAD
Prof. Anderson, tho celebrated closs-
playor, di Il at Droslnn.
BERLIN, a1arc', 2l.-Alo1ph sIsoltmann,
biosraphsr Of 1Ieine, Is dead.
MUNICH, March at.-Yho Old Catholic
Clergyman, Dr.. llubar, IN slond.
SHIPPING TRADE.
A conference Of representatives OF tho
German shipping tralo hero unanimously
agreed that Tho shipping trade WIS moro .lc-
l'ressel In 1873 thnn for generation. The
absolute Il -tlcioncy Is estimated at 81, zoe. 600
4 largo number Of owners Of wooden sailing
vessels havo announced their intcntion to
allow their shlpa to ronlaiu i'll port this spring.
TRIAL susrEsDEu.
BERLIN, March 2l.--Ihe 1.ticlstag today
W'optHt1, without debate, n motion calling
upan Bismarck to canso tho suspension, dur
ng tue Parliamentary session, of tho pro.
cnclings instituted In tho berlin Criminal
Court against Deputy Fritscha,
ALsaCE.1Oi.l;A1SE.
Tho dobase on 1[esr hchnoegau's motion
FIR tho establishment If an autonomous
government III Atsacc. Lorraine, having its
sent ID tho province itsolf, wna commenced.
Darnty Kas,lo, on brlalf Of the protest par
ty. asc!arsd lo would only support the no.
tim nn condition tint IL also demanded tho
creation Of popnlnr, freely. y.eleotcd Assc1n-
LILY.
bismarck stated tIo waa roady to stpport
III tho Bantlesratla measure grnating s,lcl, a
dogrea 1T autonomy III would accord with
tho military security Of tho country. Ilo
aaid lilo situation ia Alsaco-Lorraiuo must
not bo Vowed In II too rosa.colore.l tight,
mud inslnucel thu attitude Of tho closgy md
tho slcccks Ut tho mombors Of the Protest
party at elections. Tho development OF tho
present Provincial Commission into rcg,l-
lar Parliament could only 10 takon into con,
silcration when definite motions concerning
tho modo Of elections wero submitted to tho
Euudesrath. Tho granting to Alsaco-14or.
ra'no tlsa right OF appointing ne,abers Of ll!u
l3uudrsrsth would only strengthen rrussia'a
votes theretn, thus unnecessarily modifying
tue Constitution. Int MI arrangement was
possible for a consultative representation Of
tho province, with voice In tito discussion
| Ut tho laws directly affecting It. At tho
sa,no time. having in Wow tho security Of
the country, every concession must b. mada
liable 10 revocation.
Tho discussion then closed.
ulsMANck's VIEWS.
BERLIN, 3larcA 2l.-Tls Alsace- Lorraine
lebato will ho continued on Wednesday,. Iu
Tho lobate bismarck sal ho was suatly to
grant tue highest n,aasure Of independence
consistent with the safely Of the Empire.
] llu ss'essIs csnsarsl ,Ls rsu,A.k saa.ls By
, 1879-03-22

The rcn,ask HAT he n,ntu the nhcr .lny, That I'm
Gill mt believe III t!1e tntal dnrrnvty nf tln'
DcnsH5ntlc party. Thu sutc o., .llc Florida tsa"
hat 6llown hin, tlIat lie MA lAtstatrn. .AuEh.
ter.
:. Mr.. Reagan desired 10 refer several bills, hut
Mr. Congcr obieetcd lie n.u nhicttcd - the
reference of tile resolution witch Mr Voting
desired to offer for IIt rtap3o!nlnlsht NJ the
Yeliow-fcyrr Committee.
Adjourned.
, 1879-03-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NFWs.

New 3OHli, March 1l.-Arrytti, Canada a1il
Australia, tsuln Loudon; A1rIatlr, from Liver
t'1nl.
BAN FRANCISCO, March ?!.--Arrlyeti, thu
stta'ner Guy 1T fekinx, from Hun. Koug, yiu
f0kollatg1u.
l'sEA't'otr March 2l.-Arstyea, uotlnla
fGuM Sew Ynrk
LoSpoS,, March a!.-StcatnallIp Republic,
from New Hurk, has arrived out,
, 1879-03-22
Rank Nililism Discovered
Among the Nobility
in Russia.
The United States Ellcllretl iii tho
Regent Treaty with
Japan.
Arrangements for tho Reception
OF Gen. Grant at Yoko-
hama.
SOUTH AFRICA.
CDtstsESpjlSDESCE

IMPORTANT Cot:REspOSDEsCE.
LosnoN, Afarch 21.-Imporlant corrc-
spon.l'snco relating to tho wnr In South Africn
II published. Lord Chelmsford writes from
Dnr!nn OH tho 9th OF February as follows:
1t is very desirable TINT n Major General bo
sent to South Africn without dc1ay. Iu Irnu
Inst I mentioned privately 10 tho Duke
of Cambridge TINT tho strnin Of prolonged
a,lxitty mil exertion WINS ovou then telling on
me. What felt thon fecl still more now.
Sir Darllo Frers concurs III his representa-.
lion, and l'as pointed out to mo TINT tia ot1i-
cor selected should he fitted TO succeed him
in Ills position Of High Commissioner. 1ils
letter was addressed to tho Secretary of
War, md received by him March II.
Sir AliclIael Iicks.Deach, Colonial Secrc-
tary, writes to Sir Dartla Frere, OIL the 18th
inst, ns follows: "l'ho Government aro
nunblo TO auo my evidence Of tic urgent
necessity which alone could Justify your
,nking, without their full knowledge and
sauction, n cu1rse almost certain to
result in war which I lad previously
impressed upon yon every effort should hnvo
been matlo to nyoid. The Government,
with great regret, adorts tho abovo view.
They do not loubt your future action will
proSnnt recurrence of tho complnint. They
l'avo no desire to Withdraw their confidence
IN the present crisis"
Sir Michael Hicks- Bench, writing to Sir
Bartle Frera Oh tho o0.h instant, says:
Though their viows aro subject to motliti-
cation by future events, the Government,
when II bucom1s possible to decide upon
peace conditions, aro indisposu1 to sanction
annexation or my further interference with
tho internal nf1airs Of tho Zulns than IL noe
essasy for securing the safoty Of the col
ouies."
, 1879-03-22
CASUALTIES.


TfU Et,S FIF =" EJFFt 81S
St. Louis, Mo-, Aaret el.-A t;'otx. If'nocra'
special s.ys: Another terrible prairie tirr t,as
occurred III LflGo1n County, Kansas, Ia,rnIuG
te hnuAc and tl shc pr"rcrty Vi Mr. Mont'
Eo'ncry. livlnKon Bitter Greek, nn doing much
otfirr dnlDagc. 4 filtto tul Ut Air A}nntEutnrry,
Il ,cats old. perisi,cd In the flames. ,,l,d Mr..
Montgomery alnl fsnac plair, lle,uhhor wlso
ATTEMPTED 10 tAvo Montgomery, were badly
buried anil ,lctl IN few hDtlrs.
, 1879-03-22


lEIolT. Wis, March el.-A boy named Carl
brctlcson, employed III Thompson IL Co.'s p1ow-
works, fell through tatrflway this afternoon,
striking OIL his heal ani arm OFT The Ionr hclow.
Ills mrtn wns broken a,nl hts heal terribly 1T.
{Hrc,i, rendering him nsenslc lor suule hours.
Ills injuries Viii probably ;1uyo la,a.
, 1879-03-22

SrnlSurEELn, Mass, Atarc', ol.-'iitc cxrlo.
stom Of IL boiler IN Deloscsi's ftram saw.
mill probably fatally injured James Tnylor AMI
lloracc langjun, nnd severely injured two
otIrts.
NEw ORLEANS, La, March 2l.-Tle l,,llrr IN
.Jollpson X Co.'S distllcry, ut CteybutIi. Tex,
blew up, killing two n,el,.
, 1879-03-22

TouIoa, March 2l.-Ile FreAch foating.
tnttey, Arrogante, fountlered oil 1ly.rcs,
Wednesday. Forty-seven men We're drowned
out Of a crew Of l23. 4 storm arose during
firing lnnctice, aud the Arroga1,to spraug
aloak. Tho slip Souyerain, near her, WIS
uuablo to render a1y assistance. An effort
WIS made to beach tho Arrogante, but sl1e
aastE Atoat kilsngter fruA tho I,les d
, 1879-03-22

DAEfft4I,I:, ILL.
ErtctHf {}i<ltltcb IN TN 1ythnns,

I1I4 y FII4I1Isl TIsII.
Srtcfaf Hi*rdtch IN The Tribune
DANvtLLE, H., Mnreh a.-A largo mass
r'ceifng Vt citizens, regardless Ut pnrty, who
tnEoF reform In our City t;nyernnent, was held
last night at ts,e Vern,,lton.StreeL Opera
fl"aso. and nominated the foluwIng Ticket to
hs vttnd for Mt the april clcct!on: sluyur, ".
A. Y"ung; Marshal, Masnus Yayer; Clerk, a.
c. Freeman; Treasurer, j. ". Myers: ATTORNEY,
II. e. l'attcrs,Itt. Young unl lslc majority ei
tte Ticket uru strongly against the granting vi
llcenrc Ior lie sale uf wllt4kY,
, 1879-03-22
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRE, March a1.-l'atrIck O'sllca, tho
wc'l.known Catholic book.punltsl,rF, has fl1''
ncnitet!, all naked Rl exteusiuu, Llubitss,
$l0J,uu0; nssots, 920l, ono.
, 1879-03-22
HUNGARY.
1t0TtE Ft,fjOn TflaiEATENEf1.

HUNGARY,
MORE FLOOD THREATENED.
LONDON, alarcl, 21.-~A dispatch from
rcs.l, snys tho Rivers SzanIoa, Uaros, and
White Koroa are rising. This dykes nj szon-
tea hnvo been rcpaircd. It In doubtful
wlothor tho dykes Mt Titte1 can resist floods,
sfurE CORrsE8,
SzBnEprs, Nnrch 21.-a1any moro corpsos
lsave been recovered. 4 fearful smell Of
docomposing bodies comes from tho ruins.
, 1879-03-22
T.nTJ1SfAE%.

NEW 0nfrAHs, 1.n., Mnrch 2l.-hbout 10O
nrhlmrnts ,.,ti thtrtY-fdnr Republicans md In
icspntlerts werc clrvtcu tu the Constitutional
Convention.
, 1879-03-22

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
DEnSE, March 91.-Tho 8wiBs State Coun-
ell, by voto Of n to Ii, resolved to restore
capital punishment In Switzerland.
, 1879-03-22

Sr'ri1 Dispnfrh so 1ht Tribune.
eIorx CRY, 1a., Anrrh 2t.-A biacssulltti-
shop. wagon-sllon, 1.500 bushels Of cram, n;1.l
nther nFonerty uwned by Cussaes, Mt Biz
bridge. burned thts morning. I.oss, S3,U0o.
, 1879-03-22

i1yrrcs. Tho Arrugante's armor WAS five
incllca thick At shc wasor.1ina Hhe carried
t,ino si1.toIi E,lna. nnl WA OF t,338 tons
burden. ffcr engines wero 60u lorso roWer.
, 1879-03-22
FRANCE.

EAHSAuAAC
VERSAILLES, Nfnrcit 2t.-'rho Ohaubor of
Deputies Inns declared Wild tho election Of
paul do Cassagnac.
FERlY's ni1f,.
Tho Co,nmtttoo Oh Minister Ferry's Higher
Educational bill Inns been elected. All lllo
Committee except two favor tho measure.
IAHjONED.
Ono hundred and twonty Communists nro
to 10 partloned.
RECENT FAILURE.
PARIS, 11aroh o1.--Tho liabilities Of Cues
mel Brothers, Of Havre, arc estimated ut
s,oo0, 900 fraucs.
, 1879-03-22

TURKEY.
PRECAUTIONARY.
fiEsSs, Atarch 1l.--Eho Turks }ulcna to
establish, cnn,p on tho border Of Eastern
lloun,olEn, In tho direction Of A<lrinnoplc, 80
rs Ia be in readiness to masch into the
country II called upon by tho future Gov.
eFnpr,
4 DECLARATION.
CoSsrAS11SoeLr, A1nrch 2t.-The Grand
Vizier llas declared TINT ho intends to act II,
conformity with lilo yews Of tho British and
French Governments in bis negotiations with
Greece.
MUST 1U,
LONDON, MARCH, 2t.--A correspondent nj
Vienna reports Tint tho position Of Khaircd-
din paslla, Grand viz;or, has boon ehakon by
Tho failure Of tho DO 'foYuovillo financial
Echomo. Osmnn I'nshn Ia considered his
probable SUCCESSOR.
, 1879-03-22

COUNTESS ARRESTED.
Sr. PETrEsnuno, March 2l.-A wol1.known
Countess has been arrested for sympath,z-
ing with tho NihiliRts.
, 1879-03-22

BERLIN, March 2l.-princes mud l,otentate.
nro arriving from all part. Of Germany tt
celebrate tho eighty second anniversary o
Tho Emporor's birthday, which occurs to
morrow.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-30
Notice fer Publication.
L. :. LAND OFFICE.

. = IN y II VT II ~
Vancouver, W. T., September Goth, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and secure final entry thereof at the eXpira
ton of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz:
Albert &. Tucker, for the Z 4 of y f 4
and \ f l., Of 5 4 4 of Sec. 90, Township No
5 NJ, of h East and names the following as
his witnesses. viz John II. Stone OF Skamana
County, W. f.. and George Edgar. of Skam
ania County, W T. This claim being in con.
fict with the Prem. y. :. 80 of John Hickey
Thursday Nov 9th, 1879, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ.
at this office, is hereby designated As the
time for taking such evidence as may be
offered by the parties IN support of their re.
spectivc claims.
". IL. SMALLWOOD, Register.
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THE MosT THoRoUGH PURIFIER OF THE
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It puri1ics shc Blood.
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tt strengthens the stomach.
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III place OF gloom, and robust vigor in place of
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caused by impure blood are speedily conquered by
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blood.
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sCA1.y ERlPTIGNS, ULCERS,
SCSED HEAD. FEVER SORES
ard all SCROEULOUS DlSOR-
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1t has frequently cured it when advanced.
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It eradicates tile effects of Mineral Poisors and
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full directions FOR using, will be found in the PAM
phlet, "Trsatise on Diseases Of the Blood" in which
each bottle IS enclosed.
Price 81 per totte containing Il ounces, or 40 to
so doses. Sold hy Dealers in medicine.
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Buffalo. N. Y.
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AnexchGnge says that Pennsylvania
Dutch girls make good preserves. Eat
doesn't say how much sugar you take
to pound Of DUtch girl, or how long
YOU let iem boil.
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The Chr1stion Union of New Work

The Chy9stins Union of New York
says:
North and south may rs well recog-
nize this fact an once; Grants recep-
ton means that the loyal of the land
are indignant at the conduct of the
south, and mean to put the man who
conquered the south in command
again, if necessary. 1t means that the
men who were soldiers of the union
army are resolved that the fruits of
their victories shall not be lost; that
white republicans shall be protected
in every state in the union, and that
blacks shall be free to vote as they
choose, and hold office if they can get
elected. This is the significance of
frenzy of enthusiasm which greets the
arrival of the great leader of the arm
les that put down the southern rebel
lion. One other thing il means. That
the nation is supreme and the states
subordinate, whenever there is Il col
lision between their interpreters of
law; and that the new revolution of
the solid south in favor of state sover-
eighty shall be defeated at all cost.
The north does not distinctly wish
Gen. Grant to be the next president.
1t would greatly prefer John sherman,
whose extraordinary administration
af the treasury department has made
him one of the most conspicuous of
living statesmen. But when the les
sons of the war are in danger of being
read backward; when questions settled
10y the war are declared to be totally
unsettled; when the lives lost and the
precious millions spent in the war are
declared to have been wasted iii vain
then the north looks instinctiVely to
the great captain of the age. If the
South doesn't wish Grant to be NOM
mated and elected, it must turn short
round upon its heel.
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During his tour around the world
Gen. Grant was received formally by
the following ''high born rulers and
people: Queen Victoria Of England,
King Leopold OF Belgium, the Khedive
of Egypt, the sultan of Turkey, King
Humbert of Italy, Pope leo NH,
President McMahon of France, the
King of Holland, Emperor William
of Germany, Prince Bismarck, King
Oscar of Sweden, the Emperor Alex
ander Of Russia, the Emperor Traucis
Joseph Of Austria, King Alfonso of
Spain, President Grevy of France,
NJ Gambetta, Nicoroy Lytton ofIndia,
Prince Kung of China, the King of
Siam, the M;kado Of Japan.