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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10
AT VI. SCOTT. KAN.

ST. LOUIS, June 0.-A Fort Scott, Kan.
saS, dispatch says that a are tonight de.
s!roYed aportion Of the Fort Scott Car.
riage Co. 5 works, together with the tools,
stock and some unfinished work. Loss
S0OOi insurance $S5, 900,
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AvrkR Ewing is defeated in Ohio, New
York will become the pivotal State, and
there is where Mr.. Tilden gets his work
in. It Is the old still.hunt over again, Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10
steam Raised Again ON the 81 CIairs.
Vile Marrow Ga uge.

Special 70 the Intelliseneer.
The St. olairsyille Narrow Gauge Rail.
road wIllresume business tomorrow morn.
ing, the 10th, and meet the morning train
as usual from Wheeling at Quincy Station,
II.
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Opposition TO see;y Meor"ry's Judge.

WAslIlSuroS, June 0.-It is not SO very
certain, that Secretary McCreary's nomin-
alton for a Circuit Judgeship will be con.
firmed. The opposition to him among
the Democratic Senators is becoming more
intense and determined every day. The
principal grounds Of their opposition are
naturally OF a partisan character. 1t is
urged by the Democrats that the confrma-
ton Of Mr.. McCrary would be an ad-
mission on their part that the administra.
ton Is right in It's construction Of the con.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10

The Senate Judiciary Committee to-
day took up the nomination OF Secretary
McCrary to be United States Circuit
Judge, vice Judge Dillon, resigned, and
referred it to subcommittee for consid-
Grafton and report hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10

CHANDLER and Blaine are coming to
make Ohio red hot for the Republican
ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10
ARRnsTEp FOK pERIuRY,

WI. DeLacy, witness for Spofford, +,
who testified oni Saturday and to-day be-
fore the Senate Committee on the Kellogg.
Spofford contest, was arrested to-day on
complaint Of Mr.. Cavanac, spoEord's
agent, on the charge Of perjury. He gave
bonds in $500 for his appearance at police
court Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10

The Bordeaux Radicals propose again
to elect BIanqui to the Chamber OF Depu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10
Ex.Iudge bob Brown.

Hon. Bob Brown, of Jackson county, is
the next Greenback candidate for Cover
nor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-10
DOMESTIC NEWS.
ohicago's Daring Daylight Rob-
bers Captured.
Democratic Senator's Caucus on the
Warner Silver Bill.
Opposition to Secretary Nc
Crary's Promotion.
War Between AtChison, Topeka & Santa
Fe and Rio Grande Railroads.
A Woman Kills Her Husband in Self
. Defense, .t.t.
A High Old Time at a Colored
Picnic in Georgia.
AE,,+;,11 A...o,... hFo...oa.. m..ao....
Mutiny Among Mexican Troops
on the Texas Border.
WASHINGTON.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO FOUR PER CENTS.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The subscrip-
tions to the4 per cent. retundtng certia-
Gates since Saturday are reported ut $751;
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THE JURORS TEST OATH DILL,

Tho House Judiciary Committee this
morning considered Senator Bayard's bill
passed in the Senate Friday last, entitled
a bill in relation to juries and to repeal
Sections SOL, $50 and S2l and a part Of 800
Of the Revised Statutes OF the United
States. Representative Herbert su omitted
an amendment which provides that in the
selection OF jurors, grand and petit, the
clerk and commissioner shall in no wise
have regard to political affiliations, but
shall look solely to the qualifications pre-
scribed by law. Citizens possessing all
other qualifications which are or may be
prescribed by law shall be competent TO
serve as grand or petit jurors without re.
gard to race, color, or previous condition
Of servitude, but no officer or employee of
Of the United States or Of any State shall
he eOmDetent tn serve
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Secretary McCrary leaves tomorrow to
attend the closing exercises at the Penn
sylyania Military Academy, where he is
to deliver an address on Tuesday night.
The Secretary will join Gen. Shermans
party and go to West Point. .rUI.FE,
Secretary Thompson leaves this after.
noon for Annapolis to attend the closing
exercises of the Naval Academy.
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MINISTER sgwARD's 1MPRACIIMsvr.

The chair appointed as subcommittee
to examineinto thearticles ofimpeachment
against George +. Seward, United States
Minister to China: Messrs. New, House,
Ryan, Mckinley and Williams, Of Wis.
It is not likely any report will be made
the present session.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS on WARMERS SILVER
nII.I

The Democratic members OF the Senate
assembled in caucus soon after adjourn.
mcnt this afternoon and remained in
private consultation nearly three hours.
The caucus was called ut the instance OF
friends Of the Warner silver bill, with
view to convincing their colleagues that
in party point view it would be desirable
to procure final action on it by the
Senate during the present session.
AS means to that end it was suggested
that the Democratic members OF the Fl.
nance Committee should agree to report
back the bill Immediately without 70.
commendation, or that otherwise the do.
minent party in the Senate should immedi-
ately support Coke's pending resolution,
which provides for bringing the bill forth
with before the Senate by discharging the
committee from its further consideration.
1t was not proposed to make the bill "a
caucus measure" except to the extent OF
insuring prompt action upon it, but the
discussion to-day developed such immova.
BILE opposition TO the bill on the part OF
Senators and such irreconciable differ
ences OF opinion US to the question of ex.
pediency involved in the suggestions above
noted that no proposition whatever was
pushed TO a vote, and consequently the
caucus adjourned without taking action
and without its members being any nearer
an agreement than when they assembled.
The speakers in favor OF the bill were
Senators Thurman, Beck, Voorhees,, Gar.
land, Maxey, Hereford, Coke and Pendle-
ton. Senators Bayard, Eaton and Ker-
nan made the principal speeches in oppo.
siton to the bill. The merits OF the bill
were debated only incidentally, there be.
ing no hope Of changing the opinions con-
Cerning them, but the question OF the
probable effect OF its passage by the Sen.
ate in connection with its anticipated veto
by the President, was the subject ol very
animated discussion.
On one hand it was argued that the ei-
feet would be to give increased strength
to the Democracy in the West, especially
in the coming Ohio contest. On the other
hand, it was insisted that aside from the
doubt whether the bill would obtain q
majority vote in the Senate, its passage by
the dominant party in that body would
tend to ALLEVIATE Democratic voters in the
the Eastern States, and notably in New
York and Connecticut.
1t was also earnestly argued in opposi-
tion to the demands for immediate action
on the bill that the friends OF the bimetal-
lie system would most eiEectually promote
the permanent establishment of the double
standard in this country by deferring the
present measure until the next session,
and thus avoid an alleged threatened en-
barrassment to the efforts already in pro-
gress to establish an international common
ratio Of values between the two precious
metals.
The indications in caucus to-day were
that at least eight or nine Democratic
Senators will vote against Cokes' pending
resolution, aud that it will therefore be
defeated,
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pREsIDEXrLAL NOMINATION.
sEcRrrARy M'cnAnY's MOVEMENTS.

The President has nominated Daniel @.
Hit for Postmaster at Urbana, Ohio.
, 1879-05-30

MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 2D.-Qulle 1uttcr
of oxcltcn,ent was 'croa.ed this evening by tic
arrcat OF Frank DaIzcll, proprietor Of the Kan
lucky lottery policy.shop, OIL d Warrnut sworn
out by Diatrict.Attotnoy Mckenner. which
charges qalzell with having knowingly, will
FULLY and molic!ously attempted to compel
complainant to decline as,d neglect to prosccuto
case now peuding against him for selling lot
tery-tickots. The language mado uso oE by
DaIxell to Mr.. McKcnney is quoted tn the war
raut as follows: ~ havo sworn testimony
that viii d!sgtace you and your family forever,
and l sllall use It II you prosecute
mel 1t appears, from Statements made to
THR TRIBUNE correspondent BY tic District
Attorney TINT Dafze'l not only rnn OF one
warrant had been Issued also but every I'M
portant wltness subpmnaed for the prosecution,
sud tlIcn demanded al immediate trial, knuW-
int full we'll tint no tcat!tuupY could b pro-
duccl to convict him. Tho D]strtct Attorney
represented the situation to tho Court, and Sc
CURED postponeH'cnt u !lle trial. 40 well as az
nc.scs who hal failed ~ respond to
subpunas. Dalrol, thrn tried TO hare . psssato
audience With McKenny, for what purpose Ia
left to surtnlac, but tha latter would
sce him only at bis ofIice, md IN presence Of
witnesses. THIS 90 oxasperatcd Dalzell th4t ha
rcsortcd to nu1laozlng, md made use of thr
threat quoted Ia tho warrant, hoping to frjghten
the prosecuting ofllcor into compliance with his
wsties. lilo niiatook tho man he was doaltng
with, however, ~ ho has since had ample uppof-
tuntty to discover. Judge Dtxon was present In
tho office, a'u heard Dalzel.'s threat. Judge
Mallory ordered Oa!zelt to give bail III thu sum
bond of $500 to kuep tho penee pending tho
trl0i. - -.
, 1879-05-30

LN|AHhua GH.} EHaatFsr.
We lTo told 0f d nubla iuatafcu vi devotion OF
colorett wa,|ntI Tor hGr lurlncr mistress. Mrs.
Elizabeth Rogers, aevd IS, died yesterday, III
ante-bclium days she was Hcll-t0-ilo, nIs ownotl
l. number Of slaTcs; tut as thousands u others,
Lust lcr all by the War. Au,uuE tho n1ayca
were . Ialn!ly Of negroes, whom Mrs.
l!ogers ra!sca o sh, would her owu
chllEgn, anl they wcto Yery much ut
tactcA to her. The casa Ut devotion which was
told ,ls was ono Of thls fatntly, Laura Mitchell,
who Ia w.lt known iii our city aa a uurs0. At
pses*:ht sha IL III tie employ OF alr, q. L.
lloclastrassar, aud IL . faithful servant. Eur
fourteen Long ysara Laura llaa supported hur
OLD 1nisLress. Her HRxra raruly amounted to
lnorp than $t0 per tHonth, atnl ellu haa always
given tllu Xl,ole 10 Mrs. Ituxors. When In ncua
ii u,oueY he.se.t shs woula 20 to 1ne Old mis-
tress uttl see II she could spurc It, Tic lylug
ulIarEo Vi l.aura's InotlIer was "Cnre for
old lniasus," und faithfully has she ,lano lrr
duty Laura s'nuluyel q girt to Wait upon
Mrs Rogers, rs sllu could not do ulut duty her,
neif, when thvrufH NOT doubt would hayU Decn
n,uro thau 4 pleasure. At the news Ut hcr
death Laura was overwhelmed with Ertef, uni
not, aa would 10 tup1nxed, EtDtl sno had gGt rid
Ut i'll inculnbtslee. In this light shu was nuYer
looked upon, but with thu tendcFest. love child
could possess Tor lnottlur tic Old lady's wants
were administered to by thls coiored woman.
Not only did Laura purchase tic cotlln u1l1 hear
tho lunesul txtHnsca, uut aAr na1 photug-
rap!,er gu 10 tl.e house aud Lake photograph
OF old mistress.
, 1879-05-30
FIRES.



Tho alarm from Box os2, at 4:3s yesterli1Y
morning, was caused by ttro in a four.etorv
mud basencnt stone building, Nos. Is 10 81 North
Clinton street, owned by tho Northwestern
Mutual LffG-1nsnrance Company. Tic tlre
oreinatcd upon the tlft floor Of the south hatf Of
the building, md Is supposed to hago been
caused by somc ono carclcsslY throwing lighted
cigar or match through crack In the
floor. The Fire Department. bad considerable
trouble In getting directly at the fire, whtsh ac-
counts Tor a 1nrgo damage by water. The
structure is occupied M follows: ]. J. Wilson,
dealer III vinegar aud pickles, wholc Of tic base
tnent of the trout building, tug tlrst doors Of
Nos. IS, 10. md 81, mid tho building IN
rear Vt Nos 10 and 81. His losa IL
tfiG.sg, ani. Ii fully covered by H..
surnuce. No. IS. unoccupfcd III front, md
!ht Chtcaao Spring Company oecuplcd THO ssar
building, anl lost nothing. The front Of Nos.
Is md II, second floor, ]. Larsen, mot1ctu,aker;
B. Sullivan, dealer In pumbcrs' materials; loss
triAiog. The building ta rear, +. Larsen, ftarnt-
ture manufacturer; loss SUI; coycrcu biz $500
INSURANCE In Standard and LaCaissc Gcneralc
Nos. Is md II, third floor, front hut'titnS
Fuller 81 Fuller, carpct.clcnnGrs; loss $50;
covered by n policy for $500 iu the OHIO Of
Duvton. Nos. 10 and e. third floor, front
building, Dc,nmc, Frederick d Co., furniture
ticalcss losss,, sl00; 'osurcl Tor si,oo0 in tLc
rear buildings wcro Occupied hy 1VhIttlesuy s.
Peters, springfield manNtnctutess: Loss, S150;
Insured for $i,000 In tho Ohio of Daytun.
Tie alarm FROM Box II, at II :A5 yesterday
forenoon. was 1alsc, and WIS turned IN by some
unknown person.
, 1879-05-30
The Husalan "Pottcy at Repression"

Tie .teeptlcman recently from 81. tetef+ r.
burg," from whom we learned the otlltF ~ TX, e.
cable uaat tho Kusssan Capital "as 1ataeF wv WIZ y
than otherwise under martial law tuEhs W. ~
hnYe been carts4n unattached H!aaot, .osrt .osrs
Of the Angltcun Communion, who, ho"efe,' H.
dill at present no SEQ, we belieyr, home, '9s, =.
rign, colonial, o. missionary, unless, naeG1' il
may have been nominated 10 Lu!ulaHur;
wroto from Dresden to the l,oudoa li"S..
MaY 0, tue following lcntur, which perhaps ~. a.
plains Blshop 1oznf more clearly 'aaa -
sln, Having had occasion to .pend ths lat to'i
night IN Nus4ia, and especially ~ W ~ Ssot.
am snxous to tell you ho" serJ s'ghty ug ,atc,t H.
ICY of repression. "as 1t has bcen ca9leo' '''~'
Aluost tho only mark Of unusual xlglstnsev ev.tsa.
part Of tho authorities ,s tho attcldanee o. ,n,sd
man 4. eYery doolstsp. Tho persoa thas otaIHtf1
isather oycleost @ 10 bs ct thu pessant ea:' 4
currts no weapon oi apy kind, not syeh Il. nios
aud IL ordinarily eisher aseep o. sasgns of o5ay
would sesm oaswsuisy 10 hs lka the y: IA =
burg u; liz months ago. Moro than onee ~ ~ cT
traverse rcry late At night large par! e.trt u I'd
10 IL ~ sxndaY 'hs
btghllI, taa siroos were perfectly tl,onsfu
ptomonsders, but could not dotees ,ia ~ saoas
siEa 81 aslseeu le ths tass9 1a1d q sppcasa
city. on Saturday Prtncst. pac1n, y. Nv t; slssf
about quite Al1ne and nhattcaacet
might b. dotng In I.ont0l.. In puss,a II, Of
That lAere IL no causc flr anx!csy ~ ~ Jnnbtlcss
course, mhae no ono wuusd malntala, ~ 9rec.ultln
tie Government IL using cvq!y posss'y sslgna u
il aiao prooable that thu Kuss!su noae h,t VI xvad
liz sedllion and rlstostnE oF1sr y ri iEnSilshmea
con,men tseli 10 tho IalGmsnt y naIley uf ..
ns: as.:,ion 10 - st q osa - ss
fudge, has not condcoesudcd 70 tne tnsnn. hare H.
po,lteits which aomo 100 eseaa'oa* Fs9f''
lowed themselves 10 baltesc. ,h,o,eut ter1aak
INV WtltlAa 1zosa1 To<sa' '''S
, 1879-05-30

ltIY1t Lktl*f n .Ye1olFk N - AdftriFtfF.
To give YOU soEne idea Of the valuation placed
l,y cuiupctent authorities on sums few we'll.
kuown pictures, glya bulow the estimated
value of tAe originals a1sl thu asking
pIscs OF tllesa coptos: Raflaei1o's "blstlnu
Madonna,h t3,000,U0, COPY $500; Paul We
s'uese's "Wcdltng ut Eanu III tialllce," tllu
satlIs prico; Da Vtnct'a Last 6uppor," tho
to SAUL s5O0,0p, copy tUl,0; Tisiau's "Tha
"Uisdples on t!s Way to Emmanuel saulu
n1cu; 0uldo's "Anuunsistton,n $l01, ,OlO, cupy,
$500; A1utbal Castaa's "VirGtn Appearing
Vieres aux Koehcrs," same prier; siurllto's
"L'Asson,ptIou," $slooo. ,opy, $ao; Van
Dyck's "rirgtn s.sl Chlld,a his "Chasles l.,i'
atld blu 'Fenus." each $l00, ,00o, copies, $:A1O;
3Go,oQ0, copy, $AD; Daytl's "Leoudas as
, 1879-05-30

LONDON, May g0.-Ine 1inks publishes a
letter from Ct. Petersburg which says: "Thc
statements published abrual couceruins tls
sttuatlon aro exaggerated. Altogether, thu ltv.
Ing under exclusively military law here Il per-
haps worse than Huas In Bulgaria during act,lnl
war; but although this state OF things docs
not sit !lahtly on many pcrsons, thcru aro still
plenty who can lind 1t III tllrir hearts 10 enjoy
themselves, a''a mako merry Mt the opsuius ol
tho summer season, 1t ia not reign Of terror,
uor state OF scagc. 1t Is only n state OF suili-
tary law, "hGro onc-half the population Is set
to watch the othcr. A state Of stcga IL step
llEther, And wo have nut cune to that yct.n
, 1879-05-30
MURDER.


6p$t1ca uNpdfth 70 IhS IFtottF*.
LINCOLN. Ncb,, May 20-A startling sensation
han Just coms to light In 0ago Cnunty, this
State, though the crime was committed SONS
dAys ago, James lletnphlll and. Al Miller re-
ported to shorln Mack yesterday that on May II
the7 aaw two msn pursN!ng = third tnan. 0ns
Of tic men Waa Ia light wagon and tho other
on q pony, ard tl,s pursued was on 4 pony.
ThoY ran oycr tho ridge III the Otoo Indtan res.
crvatlon. Whou out Of sight OF Miller aud
Hompl!ll they heard elayen shots 1rel fu rapid
succession. Honaphlll weUt oYes the bill to SEQ,
aul discovered tllat tae nacu bud killed tbs
man thuy, wera chasing. They put tho
body In thur wagon and drove through
Charleston with Tho body merely covered up
with blanket, All thfta men wcfe seon t,l
Charleston. on the 18th Inst. iaemphill al1tl
which tisy giyo ia explanation Of not giving
thu facts to llse authorites sooneE. The affair
Wtll bo Investigated BY dvteettves.
, 1879-05-30
MOUNT -dETNA,

MxssIvA, May 2o.-Tho volcano Of Muunt
.Etna Is In full eruption. Three ncw orators ap-
pcarcd near tho Town of Ran.lazzo, ut the
northwest foot Of tho mountain. Streams OF
lava are flowing down 1hs western slopc.
Several villages arD thrcatened with destrue-
ttou, and there Ia great alarm au,ong tue fuiab.
itauts.
LONDON, siay oo.-Thc eruption Of Mou ut
Htna Ia increasing. The three new craters lie
tu the form of triangle, q mile apart from each
othcr. The strcarn Of lava is euvsnty metres
broad, a,,d has already rutt distance Of six
Kilometres,
Messina has suffered snmcwhat from showers
of ciudera from Mount Ktna.
, 1879-05-30

Thermopy1n'' and "Thc sabincs," each
s2l0,0U, coptes, $500; Rubcns' "Doteont
from the Cross,'' san.o nrico - aboye; Rosa
Itanhenr's ''l'tntcr rlowing," fao,oM, sonHy' m
tUo, copy. s2oo; Garot's "Vfew in thr Coil.
scum" si0,uD0, copy. sl00; Inns Maekart's
" Entrance nf Charles v. into Antwerp" Sta
00o. copy, 800; uustavc Daro't "i:Anro do
Table, *la.MNl, copy, sim: rcner': ,"Tempta-
ton Ut st. Antt,onY,h *i2 U00, eony, 800: Cnl,a-
nsl's "Dcatt, Ut Frances do Rsminl,h fN,,MD,
copy, $3OO; h.clsso,,lcr's "Datslo Of Water
iuo," sou. .000, copy, $200.
, 1879-05-30
QRf1llARY.

BAN FaANcIsco, May 2a.-l4cusy M'ghels,
editor oi the Oarsoa {Ncy.) Apped. and formcs-
ly Lieutenant Governor Of NoyRda. died yaster.
dur.
LirrIs Rocs, May 2a-.Josoph Armorcr, an
old aud rcspscled cttlxeu Of Fort Smith toF forty
yssrs, dird on the 18th, aged ~
, 1879-05-30

The English public s tust dsso'fft"s! ft','s! ths sst
colony Il Il hss Ia the tlll lslau - she tcslsis
,nessacc oi Lieut.Goy De- vosan s'ssai ~ ii kpoT u'a
ltye Counct. tdll anybody ylmaGeaotary " Gentary eo!e1n.
iarge Il Cyprus; and t.t n1e q. STitish Vet
inatss id % pu. sosethsr,-jsma's'' T''a'a''4
, 1879-05-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

BAN FaANcIsco, May W-ArsaYed, steamer
City ot Panama, from Pauaua.
kuw YoaK, May .9.-Arrtycd. Steamship
State Of 0eorRla, from Glasgow; Msiue, bre.
.nou, and California, from London.
MoylLls, MAY go.-S-AEriyed. rhuutaan, from
Montreal.
t}uHsKsrowN, Mar 2e.-Arslvod, HelYetis,
{Iuu GeW York.
, 1879-05-30

Sptcfd7 W1r0lch n 7As 7F3GNnc
Fonr WAYNE, 1nd May ea.-ticorgo DomIck,
alias Georup Morgan, alias Andrew Foster, Tas
brought here TO-DAY from znncsville, O., and
lotlactl In jail on charge OF hcIuE ouo Of the
pnrttcs who wcut to &. Burlngcrfs house ono
afternoon last fall, chlorofornod Mrs Burfaccr.
nntl stolo $500 In coin. Morgan ia d noted
crook, md tho proof seems dead against him III
thfs case.
, 1879-05-30

Pans, May 29.-'Tlle Ship Cauat Congress
adopted bya yote Of VI to 8 thu Pauasn4 unl
Lemon bay route. Mr, Appleton. ono Of thu
American representatives, ,yotcd for tliu tchcule,
but Rear Admiral A,uEnan, U. y. ~, abstaincu
from voting. Commander Selfsidge, U. y. NJ,
was ahscps- 1'ha couREess thsa cioasxi tts Ia
bors.
, 1879-05-30
MURDER TRIAL.

6UEI709 U11b1@cH 70 18s 7T7b8Ht.
TrRnE 1lAuTE, Ind, May 29.-Tom Under
vood, colosed, is tu.day OIL trial for the murder
Of J. Il. nundy, WEALTHY old colorcd farmer.
The c1i,nu was committed last November on tho
farm of Buudy, about four miles south Of here.
Tic defense Ii endc4yortng to prove It a ease OF
1lstt!uhle homicide. Tile case Wat given to the
Jury ai,A they retired thik evening.
, 1879-05-30

xpecfd1 DlkpdfeA 70 Tia 7F75NN8. =
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, May 2a.-ahsrlG Good
heart to-dny arrested Henry Hymap, OF tho
firm Of Lyman brothers, dry goods, on the
lenses. The warrant was swurn out by John Y.
Farwo1l Il Co., OF chicago.
, 1879-05-30

ARMY MOVEMENTS.
GuNtAMAK, kiay 2B.-All tt,c British troops
have l1eu1 ordered back within the ncwlT.estab-
1tahcd froltier lines. uakka and Luadl Khotal
ase to be Occupied temporarily.
, 1879-05-30

LONDON. May ga dlspatch from Philip
popo'as Gays that Aliko Pashn's reception WIS
tnotc marked Gy curiosity tbap cnthas!asu. >
Tau MAN KyTlnATxa.
CoasTAN1iHoHLE, May 29.-Tle Minister Of
, 1879-05-30
FRANCE.

y, TIE rn7ca floNAL ELL.
PARIS. May M."-ln sl,u Chamber Of Deputies
H. shuller ,prcscntcdthc Co1nmittcc's report in
favor Of Jules Ferry's educational bill.
, 1879-05-30
A Most Complete Naval Engage
mcnt or tho C0Rst Of
Peru.
Tito Zu]us Show a Disposition to Adopt
tho Uuslwhacking Method.
Germany Likely to Return to the b.
Iotallo System Of Coinage.
SOUTH AMERICA.

TERRIFIC aEA-r11nT.
LONDON. May 20.-Thc following telcgrnphtc
intelligence has been received nj Lloyds: an
engagement Inns taken place OF 1quique, Peru,
butwcen tho Cllil|an wooden vessels Esmcrnlia
mud Cayadonra and the Peruvian armor-piateA
frigate independents. All three vessels vcro
sunk. The Esmcralda was originally Spanish
runboat. The Independence was the most in.
.portant vessel In the Peruvian navy. Her
armament consisted ent'roly Of Armstrong guns,
namely, twelve seventy FOUNDERS anl two pivot
guns. The latter were 100.pouudcrs.
ONE WoutD THINK SO.
LONDON, hiay 20.-Chillan ltspatchcs, via Rio
Jauelro, datcd Santiago, May 28, report TINT tic
ChIiian fleet rcpulsed tho PeruYjan lleat of
lQu'quc. ....
At nuHNos A1REs.
A report has been received from Ducnos Aytes
that on the 5lh instant d crowd gathered Ntsl
made enthusiastic demonstrations In favos of
Peru and Bolivia, and hooted tho ChIllau repre-
sentative.
WELCOME KA1Ns.
Elo JANK1Ro, hlay 2D.-1'hero havo been rains
in the Province Of Ccara sufficient to savc tho
pasturagc but not the crops.
oTItKH DISPATCHES.
LONDON, May 20-1nuulry was made this
orcning OF tho Chifnn Consul with rcgnr,i TO the
naval fight OF 1Qusquc. Ia safd the Peruvian
turrct shin Iluascas was also epgagcd. but gayo
no other details Of tie fight.
LONDON, May 29.-uetails received from Chi
lfan sources confirm tho previous reports Of the
naval engagement OF 1quiauc. The pcruyiana
made the attack during the absence OF Tic CHI
1lau ison-clads. Tie Iiuascar took part In tho
battle, and camn out safely.
, 1879-05-30
INDICTED TOR MURDER.

DunL1NoToH, H., May 29.-Ihe Grand jury Of
tho District Court today returned two indlct-
ments for murder In the accond degree, one
against f. d. Glass, who killed Morris ut Medi-
npolif, two months ago, mud tho othet AGalnst
John Hill, who killed John buchner With q pair
Ut shears on the 18th Inst.
, 1879-05-30

CLINTON, ILL.,, May aD.-~A brakema" namt!
Black. whi'o coupling cara on the Illinois NV.
la1ld Railway at Maroa, H.. caught Ills 1901 ~ ~
stantly killed. liz belonged to TeE1s llsu'''
Ind.