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Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
rn, taken OF.

Doctors Draper, Kane and Maull yes,
terday morning amputated the arm OF
George Hastings, the freight conductor
who was so severely injured by the ac'
cidental discharge Of a gun at Dover
during recent railroad accident; Ihe
arm was amputated at the shoulder the
natient standing it very well and aftel
the operation, rallied and felt much bet
| ter,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
InQnest Held.

Yesterday morning Coroner Butz
held All inquest over the body of col
ored minister, named Charles Tilman,
aged 40 years and residing at No. 4o3
McCaulley street. The deceased died
last Friday of consumption, and during
this illness he had no physician, and
as consequence no burial certificate
could be given. The Coroner was noti'
fed, and an inquest was held, the GER
tifcate given and the burial took place
yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
A New Castle Robbery.

Sometime on Friday night or satur-
day morning some thieves broke into
the store of Joseph Callahan opposite
the railroad depot in New Castle
About 5000 worth of shoes, clothing, &c
were taken. The robbery was effected
by smashing in the glass of show case
window.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
A New On urcll,

A Methodist Protestant Church is
soon to be erected at Greenwood. Rev.
J. +. Nicholson Of Seaford breaches for
the people there, in school house,
every other Sunday, and the consre-
CATION having increased in number SO
greatly, they hsve.concluded to build
q church.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
ImDortant 10 Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup is the only
children. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest. health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Of Siteething its value
is incalculable. 1t sottens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
The -XaathA1.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April 2S-
/ A. M.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, stationary or
falling barometer, southeast to south
west winds, warmer, cloudy weather
and possibly light rains.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
Special Mention.

Middleton has again reduced prices.
Hecker's best family -four, in bags con-
tanning / and 1-16 barrel, 90c. aud 45c.
per bag next grade, 75c. and Csc. per
bag granulated sugar, s9c. ; white su-
gar, Sc. +; very light sugar, 7c. ; pound
bleacher soap, cents 4 TBS. P. Il G.
oleins soap, 25 cts. ; sand soap, q cts;
olive soap, full pound, 5 cts; Babbitt's
soap, 6 cts; Tbs. standard soap, 25c.;
corn as good as Bakers, 5 cts. per can
canned peas, 7 cts. !; 3 cans trophy to.
matoes, Is cts; blackberries, 10 cts. per
can pine apple, Is cents per can ;
3 Tbs. Valencia raisins, Is cents ;
4 Tbs. Bosnia prunes, rs cents ;
prime French prunes, 10 cents per
ID. /; fair coffee, 10 cts. per To-. very
good coffee, l6 cts. per tb. ); fine coffee,
20 cts. per tb. ; our old Santos coffee,
everybody's favorite, 2S cts. per to.
chocolate, 80 cts. per tb.; a full line
of French mustard as low as s cts. per
bottle; chow chow, plain and mixed
pickles, 10 cts. per bottle; 4 glasses
pure fruit jelly, (no Glucose goods 25
cts. large sacks salt, 81 cts. best two
hoop buckets, II cts. oat meal, cts.
per h., or Tbs. for rs cts. starch, s
and s cts. per h.; a 8 fb. box best
starch, 25 cts. Gilbert's corn starch, {
cts. cheese at reduced prices; Nelson's
and Cox's gelatine, IA cts. Look at oul
syrup and New Orleans mOlasses at Al
cts. per gallon peach syrup, 25 cents
per quart good tea for Is, 40 and B,
cts. per ib. ; large stock of mackera
in Is, Is and kits, at
C. S. MIDDLEToN's,
s. E. Cor. 4th and King streets.
The Japanese style parasol is the
latest. Call and see these attractive
goods at strang's, 4th and Market sts
SMOKE! SMoKE!! SMOKE! Good
cigars for one dollar and fifteen cents
per hundred, at Chapman's, 4th and
Shipley streets.
Chamois Skins, new lot just receiv
ed, and for sale at reasonable prices
by Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, 80.
King street.
"Marchisi's Uterine CatLolicon," fo
female complaints, sold at the Ladies
De partment of z. J. Belts Pharmacy
Private entrance No. W. 9Th street
Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
A Card.

To ali who are suffering from the errors and
early decay. loss OF manhood, etc., l will send
reciDe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov..
cred by missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH
Il. INMAN, Station ID, New York City. ap8-t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
TIE WIFE MEETS THE PAIR.

She was not so foolish, but accom-
nanied by friend she started in pur-
snit of her husband to endeavor to per-
snade him to return to home and
honor once more. She came up with
the pair at the Turner House, Danbury,
Connecticut, whore they had taken
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28
SECOND Edition
State or the Thermometer

At the REPUBLICAN office, April 2sth,
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, II o'clock,
$50 $50 72o
Daily Republican., 1879-04-28

UIANTED.-Two carriage painters togo
w to the country. Apply to
ap2s-3t* ID. H. KENT 4 co.
, 1879-01-18
SHIELDS ELECTION.
iStfctai nts1kIfta 70 I1t Ir.;tiaS.

spfciai Dt+patcA 70 1ac 7r:;na..
WAsrftsaros, u. e., jan. 17.-acnntor Arm
strong, Ut Missouri, 10 naturally very Indignant
at the fact that tho Missouri Legislature dc-
cincd to rive him tic nomination fur tho REM
1iu.lt OF tho short term, which lasts only from
Ja,I. .3 until the 4th Of Marcl,-sfx wcckt.
Armstrong was appointed by the Govcrnor tn
Ill the vacancy, but the Legislature Inns refused
to approve tho Hovcrnor's selection. n1id acrs!s
Gen. Shields here in Armstrong; place. Arm.
Btrong's friends say tllat during tho Wnr he
aided Union man In Bomc vay, a,lu that tic
cx-Confcdcratcs who comprise tho Missouri
Legislature have been unwilling to forget 1t.
The nomination Of Gen. JaIncs Shields, VI
Missouri, to fill the short tcrtil. rcriYcs IT.
teEcss In m nnrcportcd Democratic CAUCUS
held q few months ngu, ut the
t1me the hill to retire Gen. Shields
was pending before tho House. ThIa rncrtlng
waa quiet one, but was attended by such
leading Senators as Thurman, Ransom, Morgan,
and Garland, and Anlf 4 dozen more. While
speaking informally Of patronage under the
new Scna,e, tho remark was maao mud unani-
acnator or Representative should have tho beat
Offices tho party would have 10 bcstow. "No
nattcr what they do With Shtcllls,n said ono ol
the Southern Senators; "wait till we've rot
control and we'1a make tho Rnflant old follow
Hergcant-at-Arms." This conversation WIS rc-
called to-day when tho news u tho Generals
posed l,onor would inst fit n man who had
served crcdtably i1 two wars a'ut represented
three StntcY on tho floor uE tue Seuaie,-Illtno1s,
sIluncaota, mud Missouri.
, 1879-01-18

fpeGtu! NtpN1ch 10 1h& 1ttburt.
MILWAUKEE,, jan. 17.-At AianItowoc ycstcr-
day, twenty.ono men and boys, NAMED Ha1ycr
Olson, Joseph Guimnn, Bcnctiet Olsun, o. X.
k,lulson, Stephen plcTcr'c, Carl Knudso.l,
Knud Anderson, Chrlstian Thompson, Knud O.
lIougau, Ole Larson, John Gutmar, Nell Nell
son, Nell 0ulkson, X. l.. Knudson, Olo 1saac-
son, Martin r. Anderson, j. G. Chtisttansou,
John Larson, Thomas Anderson, and Olo II.
Thon,psou, were arrested OH a charge
led to tho nrrcst, sts thus detailed
br correspondent Of tho lFlseonsi,,: ton tho
cyening OF tlIu 29th Ut Oetobcr last QuLman
Otpsun, q Norwegian farmer Of the Town OF Lib
erty, hall sosthl gathering at Ills house, tuCee-
bra.u the event of tho marriage efEhts daughter.
A little hcfore midnight, ns tho festivities wese
ut tllcir height, tho abore.namc1 prisoners ap-
volscts, horns, ETC.. to Ksso tho wedding party n
rharIvait. Upon hearing tho noiso htF. Oscson
went to tho door, intending to thyito tho PARTIES
III, but pu opening tho uoUF hc Waa struck In
thu hrau With bullet FROM revolver, and fell
dead In Ills tracks. 1t Is sal son,o batl blood TX
istci between deceased att sono OF bis neE0
bors, nud thoy took advantage Of tho opportunE-
ETC., t0 shout htm, but thu tnora general opini0n
Is tint tho shooting wns purely accidental. It Is
not klluwn whct, ol tic pnrtios fired tic shot,
a,lu thGt, II they know, 1etuse tn tell, but
llnIvtr Olson Ia tho one suspected, Thu DIg-
trict-Alt0rnay delayed making tho arrest hoping
that subsequent Developments would diselosu
thu guilty tarty, but aa they l,topose 10 shield
them Ill. They ali pleaded not guilty, and each
cntrred Into rccoKnzaIcc. Tho exan!fnat!on
was ndjourHvd for three weeks untll after thu
srsstun Of tho Circuit Court.
, 1879-01-18
TURKEY.

THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF BOSNIA.
T,EHxA, lice. W.-The o[5lviat gazclto Of
Bosnia publishes dceroe Of the Con,tlardcr-ftl-
Chief, Prince Of Wurtcnbcsg, announcing that
tho recently constituted authorities of Bosnia
will begin their functions m tho 1st Of january
next and that there will be a Bupre.no Court
established In thr prnvllca to deal with the nd
mtn*trntiuD Of justice and ilnnncct frntn which,
rs rule, there will be III, appeal. Ihts 10 tits
first step toward tic separation 0f the military
nntl civil authorities, which hitherto. fr'l tfln
nature Of thIngst W.ru necessarily mixed t1t'.
ll,u COMMANDMENT. Chief remains, !n..ccd. tcsts-
rararily l!kcwise thc etcf IT tic civil uovcrn-
mcnt, hut the two departments will In future
VIZ If etaer u tue Primes Of wurtc,nucrg the
oiIcln gazette Is now printed In double
culunns, one in Lattn and tho other In
CyriIlu letters. Like the Czechs anu Poles,
nre Of thu Catholic .rellsiun hayc
while nj Hlavk of tho Orthodox Cluch usc tic
Cyr,IlIc alp1la,et. Tho civil functlonaties taken
To Busnla were almost without exception, Gath.
otic H!avR, most Ut them Croatlans, and in all
official writings they used tho Roinau chnrac-
ters, IN which the official gazette IL likGwlse
The orthodox Inhabitants Ut Hosnia. us bcssdes
superiority which this seemed To y,ntfcnto for
their rsynls. most of thu osthodor people ennrnt
real the Roman writing, while the sfohnsnnctlnns
themselves uso only tho Cyr.lslc characters.
Tll. may seem trllihg matter, hut In eouIl-
ts!ra where go much yAauc Ia attached to out
ward fortlls, mud where difference In tho writ
tc two confessions. tho removal of this scein-
Ing sICn Ut superiority on tho. part OF ore ele-
1lcnt III the population over tho other was ccF~
tlinly wise measure.
, 1879-01-18

xSFB 3tFk NM.
Thcre arc threS 1ueal titles In tho family OF
tho uuu de NEammont. whose uldeat sou, tho
puku u tiulel4e, has Just married silt. do
Kuthseht1i,-that ri Due DE- Granluont, nuc de
t}ulele, aud duo d. Lesparrc. The family has
ever hccl, llIust.lous In French hslory. Who
does not remember the love OF lIrtrY Nv, for
tho tar Cos|aanlIs. and thu cslebratsl metnoErs
OF tue Coute du Orsnmautt edited bY. HAnlil-
groum, Count Fhtlihcrt, was, II we NAV believe
St. Simon, one bt the gfcAtest ruues OF she day.
St. Slmou tells Vi also that when dying ho was
surprised to Ipd that the theory ot Christianity
wR4 - simple, allA nalyely asked his wife, atteF
she bud Ec*ite4 the I.a!d's Prayer, J" C'cst tses
beaut 0ui 4 ta!t ee1af'
, 1879-01-18
CHICAGO,

Al alarm Of Aru was SOUNDED At B:eo last
evening fruln Box 81, caused BIZ fire being dis
covered on tho third hoor Of the store aud hora-
ware stose Of |. Nubel, No. ~ Lake stEcst. The
store v4s closed, aud had 10 be broken opsu,
when It Nas discovered thAt The stairway lead
iug fruM the Asxt to lhe second huos III tnr rear
Of tho 1oon, was on fire, unl thu xtairwuy Isad-
Ing from the second to tue third door bad buruel
aud fallen. The. dulues were speedily ext!n.
GuHsIss1 dollars Tns ars Is bclieyei to hayy
been tho work Ut Al tnceadiary, d. tla enlira
pseu,tsrs were odoEilcEous with turoeatint,
kerosene, mud oils VI onu kind " smother, ah1
cans which, had evidently contained sAe dusds
we're SCATTERED abuut tho stcps III ptutuslou.
, 1879-01-18

The tlro mist Lave lacen started OF the upper
stairway anil nt tw0 places dn Tho fowcr stairs,
the t}ea lrFuu to prevent nttnss tn tlIr upprr
'oors. anil t:,t fnr tle timely 'llss ovsrs ii thc
tlailira anu Tho grntnhisuta t,f tho nrc.iatrnl
thu lh:n would !fnys l,ctn urrit.
Tie alarm frutn Box Il at is:l0 last cvc,t!rg
whs rat1*rd ht a IRE III. Tho fCnr-stnrv briek
building Nos. 't9 to I'll Clark etrect, owncl ant
nc@,tte1 ns a ilaursng-tnll anh boy-factory tv
N!ntcrmcyeE, Dempsey Il to. Damage, to
an,l fully covered hy policies In companies u,I-
known. TITO Tire WAS caused by nh
n"cr-heate,1 stove In The thirl ttuty.'
The watcIls1inn saw The stnvc rel lot about Il
half liour betoru tho discovery OF lire, but NJ
that portion Of tho h,,fhx was lovkc.l up, md
hos under t,fs supervision, he did nothing. Tho
nr.'mpt arrival ami efficiency NJ tho trcnicu
tave1 tho structure to considerable degree.
, 1879-01-18
TELLE:s'S COMMITTEE.


Another soF1os or Nul1tsoznG etortra.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I.-bcEoro tue Teller
COMMITTEES Aofa't Ihon'as, co'ored, OF the
Hiss Plantation, Tcnsas Parish, testified that
during tim ,utu election Ito met body of armed
,r,,,,a. ,yho ch..o,i ,yt,r... Tbnt ,,i,n, tt,r
"A''e'' Wv . ..'',. 49, m,.,nI, ~, 80
sums men casnc Aaa 'ooS eaaf'cs nethc'' cut
ored nun, out III Ills house, shot HIN, alld Cut
Ills t,,roat, Witness lun't kuuw the part!us.
Vas tr..htrnrl awuv. Is no,y workjnu ~, tho
....4..
Fne'' ..... ..,
lsoss Stewart, prominent eolofea poiltlclat'
IT Tenaas. IL member Of tho Legislature, te&ti-
tlel that threats at vIolenco preyuntcu The t,c.
,,,,lt,a,,s fro,, nominating a ,l,Lct A. tnc
pao'Aa "' s.''.,.'.,''., au Nv, ps'"'. 49,
neHoe1At'e ~ouse"I'oi eot' "eosea ''a"e y
speech sayLug i,o would nako no threats, hut
tho white suen hare determined to carry tlclr
trkr,. All onno,tt,on wu1.1i be oulstly r.
'''.,,', .rtu ,fn,.n. .vu. H.. H., a,rr,I ~ ,t..
lhose''' tne tlches WIZ :" ~ e"''e'' ~ t"p5
haa to 20 thFough lte' TIC mauc q motion Us
Que firing gun. The pcxt day d committee of
three rn,ne to my house anl told Hryuut NenlY
.n.i ,,,,.,,r ,hnt ans o,r,,f,t,n ~ ,,,r ,ort
a"t '''." .p'" ,'ts.'.s w.. pa.s
"oula w 'ooAea vi ~ aeetatattou
of war. In Ecgoru 10 the establishment
Ut thu culor llno by negroes, wttncsA
,x,,otnr1 that In ot frjcnts IN sun,ort hin, far
VI, ~, ~ a.,.,,y ,rn., .,.x,'.I ,.,,,.. -,
, 1879-01-18
WEESIt'Y TRIAL.
kfnsti0f IIanfatI.k Ia TAk IxthunA.


BURLINGTON, 1a.. Jal,. 17.-In tho Weese
murder trial tho taking OF testimony waa con-
ctullctl to-day and tho arguments by counsel
commenced. The defense applied themsclyes
tu tlIo task OF breaking down the iosttmeny Of
4. J. Neel, tue wisncss for the prose-
cu.on. who s~ure that Wccse had con-
fesscd to hIns whilo confined In tho
peutent!arY at Fort Madison, and to show that
tho prisoner had frequently bud 1arce sums ot
money in his possession. Tho most curious
thinx developed In to-day's testimony Was re-
carding thu stamped co!us circulating In this
kcctlos. /. will 10 remembered TINT brother of
tho murdered man identified quarter stamped
1T. Smith," found Upon tho prisoner - having
previously been in possession Of urnesscr, who
had shown It to the witness befose his murder.
'rwo witnesses, j. .. Jones, Station Agent At
Vtple, RHl deurgo Dersy, bllliaru-salooo
kcopor,. of thls city, trs,iAed that
they had Ind silver quarters sta,np-
cd With tho nn1ne ''T. Gnitl u
III their possession within year, but both wcro
positive Tint tho coin found upon tho prfaoncr
wus not tho co!n rithar Ut them had possessed.
The prosecution introduced several wi&ueases,
whu 9ayu lircl = gvod character for truth, aud
ann,u vi tho Witnesses for the 1ofense = good
character for lying, after wh'cl, the arguments
1tcan. Tia case will probably 20 to ths Jury
Tomorrow.
, 1879-01-18

Mis-. COi31s'S SENTENCE.
NORWICH, Cotn., Jan. l5.-At lntc hour last
hight the Jury in the Cobb poisoning casc agreed,
ani shnr.lY after midnight Chlcf.Justtco Park
anil Judge Culver took t!icir tcats on the bench,
anl the jury fled in. Mrs. Kate ". Cobb, tho
criminal, and her tnoittor'wcra brought Into tho
courtroom. Tho jury was questioned, and
htatcd they had nRrccd upon verdict. They
wcro then pol!cd, and Mrs. Cobb was placed At
the bar, where aho stool With her black veil
thrown bark from her face. Tho foreman, In
answer to tho Clerks question, Announced that
the Jury had found her guilty Of murder IN the
Of tho euirt, Mira Gobb was brought II, aud tho
Judge then sentenced her to Imprisonment for
life.
Tho testimony upon which Mrs. Cobb was
convicted vas furnished principally by her
nilcgcd acco,nplfca md paramour. Wesley w.
Bishop, wlIo confessed to having purchased
poison, which he gaye to Mrs. Cobb, who admin
i*tcrcd 1t 10 her husband, "Chasllc." Bishop
was Jointly indicted with Mrs. Cobb for tho muir
der Of her husband, hut they were glven separate
trials. Another Indictment WAS nfso found
ngairst him for tho murder Of hts wife, 11attio
+. Llsiup. His trial for tic murder Of hts wife
will coe up At the March term OF tho Superior
Court at New London, and Should they fail to
eonyes him uf that critne they will try him fur
being concerned III tho murder Of Charlie Cobb.
Mrs kato Cobb madp tho following statement
to tic public to-day through her COUNSEL:
Souwicn. 1na. 17-To rux pGpLlc: In view Of
the fact that up TO tho present tine lave kupt
gard t, my connection with tho crime Of which I
hare hccn accused. iasa bccn requested By
gentlemen connected with the public rrcss to make
regard 10 tho matter. havc only to say
lhnt believing. thnt the Innocence Of which
l was conscious would bc vln,licatcd, and
acttng under tho advice OF my counsel,
lFemaine! Silent until ths tins Of my trial. Al
DO, tho truth, tho whole truth. ana nothing bat
tho truth. On the teatin,uny Of pcrjurcF, to.
grthcr with that uf other witnesses ARaEnst n,t,
sumo Of whom wefo mistaken in tholr statements,
tie jnry have fonntl me- guilty. DO not call In
Guu.ilon tho honesty OF this verdict. can only
enInty that M, innocent Of the crime charged
aud tuas tor which hAva bocu convtctul.
kArH III.
, 1879-01-18

At aboat II o'eluek OH Saturday evening m
ascl woman, thlnlY clad, waited 1t the Grove
street crossing Ut tue Feunsyly2uta NAiiroaa In
Jersey C,ty. au4 - ths train approached aud
tho gate was lowered, stiu drew up close to ths
Eate, and Al the gate was thrown up she gave
. sharp sbFiek aud .plackcl something from tue
gate. Then sila hurried up Newark ayeuua to-
wurd thu Heights. When asked for ~ sxpiaua-
tton Of her behavior, she reluctantly said that
she Lad tied string around ~ u!ceSatsng tooth
and attached tho ttstug to tho gate. su tlat
xhrn It was ra!sed'1t might extract the tooth.
6ha had not ~ cents to pay for lt8 pulling.
, 1879-01-18
A Load l4fee1~

ElFIJ4IE 1FS31.
A b11lY'fttGhtens1 stEauFGr. NhoSe drcsa be-
trAyeu Tho futt That bs la Ii,I much ready cash,
called at the Central Police Station aud cnln-
plaIt,e1 that two tnrn Lad becn following hlM
around for several huusa with view to robbery.
"Wa'. you'd bctse! assTp your ta0aey here unsa
Captain. :. hut havun't got anY-nos alollat."
waA ;4u reply. "TAe1 bow eau thcs rob your
'tTaat's so-ueEer thought Oh th4t!" ehuckicl
the lnau, ~ biz Gare frightened. "Aftcs they've
gouu 10 the trouble of knucking a,e dowu aud
Dragging NC iuto sonle alIeY they WON'T iu4 y
red in uly poeaas4-ha! ba g! ia /" IL weIt awuy
highly delighted. DECLARING tfat great burden
had tccu takeu III hIs lu1ul.
, 1879-01-18

FRANCE.
THE MINISTERIAL sTATEMESr.
Pants, Jan. 17.--The Ministerial atasen,ont
Inns generally created On nnfAyorable imprcs-
a:on. .....'
THE CABINET CRISIS.
PAn1s, Jan. I'm. d. dirartlin in tho
Tr.nce proposes Cabinet Of members Of tho
four seotona Of tho Loft under the Premier
ship OF Gambetta.
All fac.ions of tho Left held meotinga to-
tIny. The moderate section, although it
unanimously voted that the Ministerial dec
larntion YVES unacceptable, showed during
Tho discussion TINT they almost NIL favored
lilo retontion Of tho present Cabinet, If Du-
foro will cousout 10 acccutuate his declare
tiots. Tho discussion will bo continued to-
morrow.
Tho Republican Union declared TINT they
considered 1t useless to tiscusH tho declara-
ton in view OF tho unanimous tlfsfAvor will.
with which 1t was received, mud instructed
NJ. Flcpaot In Mondays debate to especially
Insist upon notifications fu tic atH1 md
changes of public officials. The Extreme
Loft rejected tl,e declaration OF tito Ministry
aud instructed II. Mailer dc Afontjaa to cx-
press isH objections On Monday.
At a meeting OF Senatoys belonging to the
Left Centre NJ. Feray made speech COM
pletoly aIhusiug to the Government pro-
gramtnc.
THE REVENUES.
rAE1s, ian. 1.-the Francll rovonno re-
tnras for tho year ending Doc. IL, 1874, alow
Tint int3irnct fnyea yirl1ef1 yQtrI 70 fl{lt]
, 1879-01-18
FROM OvEfI TIE BORDER.
Enteial pts3elch 10 TIA Tribune.

CnzrHnan RIVER AuESuY. d. r., inn. IL
Yesterday two runners from tho hostile India
gau,p IT, tho British Possessions arrived at Ont
Of tho upper campo Or villages ot this Agent.
Tho arc the runners OF tho afluneconjou s'oat.
and tnnny OF their relatives aro now livinga
this Agency, They state that there aru aboai
4u0 loagcs OF thu hostllcs (s1inuceonJou an!
sans Ascs), who want to como totajs AgensY so'
scttlc down under Government protection Iu'
runucr4 are to have talk With Tho Post Com
sna.ucr hero and thu Indian Agent to-morfo7'
They arc desiruus Of learning a. soon as po''la't
on what terms the United Btates tloserl'aes|
will permit then, to como In ali settle at tlA
Agency. 'rhe runncrs arc tweuty-clght daJs o1'
lrunl tho hostile camp.
, 1879-01-18

Epscia' Di.1,a.eh to 7Ae 7tftuna
TorEKA, Kan, Jan. 17.--SidueY Clarke Is
1ikely tu develop Into strong candidate for
scnator. liz Is backed by active supporters
from alt parta Of the State. As Speaker Ut thu
1tolsc, Clarke will have tho appointment OF
forty Legislative committees, anii rau shape
them With view to Ills own advancement.
Unless Clarke secs show Ut personal SUCCESS,
hs votes will be thrown to Anthony.
lnyalts' friends are jub,!aut over
the passage in tho United States
benato yesterday Of his bill
increasing pcnsEoua to soldiers IN tho late Wur.
Tho news of this triumph 1t Washington l.as
helped Ingalls, amazingly hero. lie IL now
14rxelT ahead, and vii! continue u gain tluiess
aroversc comos fEosu sunu unexpected 4uuFce.
The better sentiment Ut tho Statc ID utMlt.ltlel
" for Ingalls,. leading Republicans. demand
Lis return Tor tho welfare uf tho party. Tho
opposition to MIN y strong, ho"rseF, hut IL -
~Lo have been ousted by luga1ls.
, 1879-01-18

FpffIuJ TIHp21cH ~ 1He TF8kHHG
SrnihoF1ELu, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-Tho Governor
has parttoned Daniel kcycs, who was convicted
Of larceny IN June. 1871, by the Cook County
Criminal Court, and sent 10 the Joliet renitcn.
t'ary for twn years. With his credits for good
behavior, Tho prisoner has hut few weeks to
serve. Tho pardon WIS asked for by ten Of tho
jury who tric him, but tho stronger reason tor
letting him nttt Mt this time is to enalc him to
attend hts mo.lter's funeral. her dying request
being IL this effect.
, 1879-01-18
THE WEATHER,

Ogrica or THE CllEs StoaAL OFFICE
WAsn,xuroS, D. c., Jan. Isl .. in.-lndlss
tions-Fut Tsnncsscs and the Ohio Valley, Taa
followed by partly cloudy weather, slight H'sn
barometer, and slightly colder northwest u
touthwcst winds.
For tho Lower Lako region, light rain q
snow, followed by partly cloudy. colder wea'a;f
southwest to northwest winds, and rising w.
omcter.
For the Upper Lake region, southwest y
northwest w!Ads, rising followed ty 1a't'
barometer. partly cloudy, slightly colder He''f
er, md HIGHT snow In EASTERN portion.
For tho Upper alissisaippl anl Lover ar
souEi Valleys, clear OF partly cloudy ~ealaa
aud southwest to northwest wluds, will! Tx"
yiss In barometer. and lowos Temperature.
Dangerous looda will probably occur IN ~
Upper Ohio aud AouongaEcla by 6ataoaa
night.
LOCAL oESKxYATIny1. 49,,
CHICAGO. Jaa H.