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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-12

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-12
A 1e.ephone Achievement.

1ALKISG BETWEEN INDIANAPOLIS AND
cHIoAGo-AS AsToNIsHED CHICAGO
MAs-A WHISPER HEARD 30
NILES.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-12

the small pans. The milk must De
set in q pure atmosphere, at such q
temperature as viii permit the cream
to rise 10 from thirty 10 ibirty-slx
hours after setting. In order to dc
that the room should be kept at about
500 to Go, and not allowed to vary
much either above or below.
10 hot weather keep a large piece
of ice in a tub in the room. Cover
il over with a thick blanket, and, II
arranged so that the water viii run
of, it will keep a long time. and seep
the room very uniform.
In cold weather some arrangements
for warming the milk room should be
adopted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-12
SETTING.

Strain the milk slowly into the
pans, four to six inches deep. Il is
an excellent plan to strain the milk
into q large can set in cold water, and
cool down to CO. before putting into
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-12
NJ

Have the best implements, and
keep them scrupulously clean, we'll
scsided, and ofIen exposed to the
sweetening Influences of the sun. The
milk pals aud pans should be Of The
best quality of tin. A reliable Their
msmeter is a necessity to every good
cairymsn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-12
MILKING.

The milking should be done quietly
and at regular times, aud the utmost
cleanliness observed. Nothing is
tainted quicker than milk by foul
odors. and surely at times with near
ly all cows there is enough animal
odor 10 do il, without sdding any
more.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-12
THE SOUTH ERN OUTRAGEs.

REPORT or THE TELLER COMMITTEE.
THE TISSUE BALLOT FRAUDS FOUND TO
EXTEND TO EVERY COUNTY IN SOUTH
CARoLISA-BETwEEs so AND 40
MURDERS PERPETBATED IN LOUISE.
ANA-coNGREsS URGED TO PROVIDE
FOR FAIR AND FREE ELECTIONS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

Mr. Smallcy tells a very pretty sto-
ny about the Prince Napoleon and the
Princess Beatrice, youngest daughter
Of Queen Victoria. 1t seems that the
ambitious prince, regardless Of the
fact that The empire he was to inherit
has vanished into the past, has per-
mitted himself to fall in love with the
pretty Beatrice, and the latter is sns-
pected Of reciprocating His warlike
excursion to the Zululand is made
chiefly for the purpose Of gaining over
the heat Of the Queen to his cause
Victoria has weakness for the gal
liant warrior; and this, coupled with
her well known fondncss for the late
Emperor aud her continued admira-
tion Of the ex- Empress Engcnic leads
the gossips to predict hat the young
heir expectaut will win bis prize when
at length he returns with row of Zu-
Ia scalps hanging to his belt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

No NATTER what rank vegetables
may attain. the cabbage viii always
be head. Hackeasaek Republican
II yon want - get at the root Of the
na'tcr take the radish. = N. Y Masl
lsn't the rhnbarb more suggestive of
the pie'near?! Haae IYhipple. These
young photographers whn attempt to
raise spring Vegetables should be put
through course Of sprouts aud sent
to.their little heds.-Netu North lHeSt.
Sensiblel Readers will feel more
comfortable when they leave.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

..vrss Nchnnck, Stevenson ~ Co., wholesale
Dnr"ggists. chicnse, supply the trade at man.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

A YouNe Chinaman at Phillips Aeaa
emS IN Audover, finds his head IN
danger John has been rather back.
ward ID his stud es, SO that tie Facul-
g considered il its duty 10 make the
same known 10 tic Chinese Govern.
nent, at whose expense the young
mau is educated This they did, and
one may imagine the disgust that was
manifested upon reading the reply,
which was as lollows. "Send him
home. and we will behead him. John
viii stay.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

"WHAr would you do il mamma
should de2p she pathetically asked
81 her little threc.year old daughter.
II dou't know replied the infant,
with iown-cast eyes and melancholy
voice, Il Impose ! thould have to
thpank mythclfn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

WHlr Edwin Booth was on the
stage 10 Mcyiekcr's theatre on the
night Of April 23d, . .aan named
Mark Gray attempted 10 asassinate
him by shooting at him twice. The
would.he assassin was placed uhder
$4,000 bail. failing to give which he
went to Jail.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

ArasfLE CANNON, WHO fills the office
II Territorial Delegate from Utah,
took high ground on the question Of
polygamy al tie Mormon Church con-
ference. IL WAS his religion, and he
would advise his own daughters 10
contract polygamous marriages Con
eidering the decision Of the Supreme
Court and the law Of Congress. this is
rather extraordinary speech 10
make Tune will show.-TS, f. Post,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

u 10 ~ sSis not easily earned in these t:mss
ktCI II nut 1t can be made in three months
by any one of either sex, il. any mart
IN 4 "i the country, who is willing ia work
NDN a steadily ut the employment that wa
" fntnish. $50 per week in your own
70 n iou need not be away from home over
hlgnt; You can give your whole time TO the WORT
et only your spare moments. We have agents WIN
are making over $50 per day. All who anysss M
u ~. eAn make money fast. Al the present time
money cannot be made so easily and ranIlr =, ''
other business. 1t costs nothing to trv The hnsi.
ness ~ terms and - outfit free I'D ress at ence
S--July s8-T7-ly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

SENATOR BLAINE has an idea that he
ii tbs Main spring Of the Republican
party, and that the aged Hamlin is on
" second band.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

WHEN man has been laid up for
threc weeks with broken leg, and
the landlord begins To talk about the
rent, nothing cheers him so much as
70 send nofc 10 friend stating his
troubles, and 10 receive a reply to the
effect that the latter will come IN the
course Of the day aud read u chapter
il the Testament to him,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

II Is almost certain that the Presi.
dent will veto the Army bill as passed
by Congress.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

The Buffalo Cypress says n letter
IS now lying in The Chicago post-oilice
addressed TO any true Chris
tiAn in Chicago, aud 10 none
otl,er.'n They had just as well
send il 10 the dead letter Office
first as last 1t viii never reach the
person 10 whom it is addressed while
il is in Chicago Detroit Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

THIS portion Of Eureka, Nevada,
which was destroyed by fire a short
time since, ia being rapidly rebuilt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

Slsog with alcohol instead Of paper
Ia teaspoonful is sufficient for either
a turkey or chicken.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02

An assessment Of 81 per share has
been levied on Bodie stock.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02
-FoR Tilt
LIVER, LII aFS, STCMhcA, SPLEEN,
6sGK AID KIDNEYS.

AN IMPROVED APPLIANCE f,r 800 tn Prevent
f.eese and Cure the following Diseases
Agt,r aud Fewer, Dumb Aiyut, Ciiils. Liver
mofninf, ffiIi0asisss~. Jaundice, Torpiuity,
Enlargement of the Liver Ilts.itu,ie, Indisos-
unn, bSalctt-ia, sicls Headache, Depression
Of ~iitis t1ui,ucss, Want of Appetite, Ma
lariiti Discusses, hnit es,iuent IF the Spl. eit,
ssun Cake, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lun-
btgu, Sriitica, Pains IN the side, EAclS, Zones
aud Musclrs For tn. R-iirfof ,tst.,ma, e'i,-
tstri,, Bronehitis, nipl,tlicrii. Whooping
Cough, Weak Lungsi Also. IA Great ReIiei IA
fsni,se Weakness and Irregularity
The seuc Dnyiar Pads arc within tho reac,, al;
every snfie,er, Rich Poor fan size, highly nntl
cato. containing tito best known absorbent
Hnfi WI prove loon To al asid and GounG 1i.Ir
huA fHfsihir. Gtu pe warn At all i'm and untat
ciirni-ances without interfering with issr,,tt tre"
You sare loctnrs bills avoid taking lussous drugs cnr
rect TIT stomach. nvsofa. the liver prevent Billions
ness, hDsoth tpih The System material aud conagious
dtsaase' and mad oady lel,e 1t you want certificates
No can scnd them.
E'rscc. nnii regular Liver sire, 81 each.
Large Body Pad, rubber back, So each.
We send them by post, prepaid, every
where, far and near. Ii not found mt your
Druggists, TAKE NO OTHER, but inclose
al COUNT to us, and you will receive either
sire ordered by return mail. ADDRESS
g. A COOK a. CO., Chicago,
Sole Agents for U. s. and CYnadas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-02
GENERAL Dix, Of New York, il dead

Pisa Qua, Peru, has been lombard
Ell.
, 1879-03-26


pi17snuRa Pa, March 25.-An tucendlary
fire at sharpshure this morning destroyed four
brick dwetlIngs and stable connected with the
Nat,onal Hotel, the latter owned by Grant e.
Ault, of Philadelphia. Tho hotel narrowly es-
capped. Tho general belief Is the Grc was tho
work Of sonlo Of the striking miners who arc
securing the country III search Of food. The
loss Is estimated at eG,000.
Yesterday the engine Of q coal train ou the
Castle Shannon Railroad WIS thrown from the
trnck At Dauksgil}e, nlM this morning tho ess-
ginc OF passcn4cr train wns ittclle1 near tho
same place. This was undoubtedly the work OF
The strikers, who are encasnped IN large nAna-
hers along tho line OF that road. These attempts
to dcstroy lltc, together with frequent fires in
different parts OF tic county, have caused wide
apreaa alarm, In .hc community, and vigilance
committees nre talked Of.
Tho Monongahcla strikers, numbering over
1000, are still encamucd nenr Elizabeth. shcr-
IN Hunter sent ny an additional. forco of Dcpu-
ty shuritls to-.iuy to watcl, proceedings. Tl1n
situation Is extremely critical, md nothing but
tlrinness on tho part OK the authorities cnn pre-
vent serious trouble. The movements aud pur-
poses Of the strlkvFs arc kept rs secret as pus-
a{b1c. - 7'
, 1879-03-26
Continuation OF the Examination
OF Bill Young at Luz
ray, Mo.
Tho Man Accused Of m Awful
Crinlo Milking q Bcttor
Showing.
Two Negroes Hanged for Mur-
der at New Kent Court
House, Va.
4 Divorced VITA at Terre Hauto, 1nd.,
Attempts to Kill Hor Former
Husband,
BILL YOUNG.
Hnfcf6t Djfnatrhft IN sFAA TrfAt,fS


KEoguK, H., March 23.-Increascd interest
WAS shown in The preliminary examination Of
Dill Young for the muricr of the Spencer
family at Lurny, No., today. James grahnm
testified, ln behalf ot the defense, that Laura
Spencer told him TINT, II Young ever
said anything about hcr, she mould
DO or swear to anything against him. and would
have her re7engc II she tal 10 take It when hc
was nslecp. In May, 1917, he raw 1.aura n,,,l
Youn0 occupy the samo bed. Butler tost[tIetl
that he WAS clerk Of Young's sala in Ortobcr,
1877, a,.l that 1t amounted to $l,900. The Oh
1cct Of this mans testimony was to explain
away the rcn,urk OF Young t',at he had to raisa
$1,000, and lint no knrw where he
was going to get 1t. Mrs. tut
fin testified that Laura sprousc said she
would kill Hamilton Lancaster II hc struck
Young. when tue two quarrclel at Luray; also
TINT Lul,ra was Jealous Of two women, ntd
threatened to kill them because Young went tn
sec them. Young told wi.ness' sou Mike to
swear to the truth. Mike told Young that
he Ind made statement before esquire Will
son, but they threatened to cut bis throat u
}lu did not tell something, md he was SO badly
fsJE!toncd he did not know what !lc u1u tell.
They wanted hin to swear Tho samu AZ Elmer
King. Ella Rowe, 1aycarsold, testified tlat Laura
5pr0uso was jealous of her, mud at ono tine,
when she WIS ut Young's last summer, Laura
knocked her down with i stick VI wood, noupded
her, aud pulled nearly ali the hnlr out OF lIcr
head. Other witnesses sworo thtt Laura hati
said Young was ut ltome tli. night Of the 1uur.
der Tlie tlcfunse gave notice tint they will
want Laura sprouse On thu stand aguin. They
will probpbly get through with their testimony
to-morroh. Thus far no atttmpt hnb been Nna1c
By Young to provo on nlfbf, tile whole delgnse
being directed toward breaking down Laura
Sprousa's testimony.
, 1879-03-26
half by the Cleveland, Columbus n Cincinnati,
which also holds s75o,0N Of Its FIRST
mortgage bonds ullo total issue he


half BY the Cleveland, Columbus n Cincinnati,
which also hnltls S750,000 Of Its nrst.
mn,toorc h,nd. f,l,o to,a, farm To-
@ ,.r ~ '"n t,,l,,,n.,, ~" h.,r '''A' , "e-
ing Two miit'ons]' ha'! H. mil!ion
sccond'fnortgagc bonds, u "hlch- e9'7,oNo aru
outstanding, and $os0. .0W Of tts batf-mlllion Of
equipment binds. Tic pcnnsytvAnia, rs te.sen
Of tie Fort Wayne Road, aEso owns FAD, unU u
its 'rst-snortRnao nnnds. and &2to.00 Of TIA
ctiuspMcnt l,os,t.s. THIS, It nppeRsh that ,!cee
two Companies, besides owning all the stock,
took aln,ost tic w,,olc issue of bonds Of iii
sorts. Now tho Eric Is toon TO enter into pos
session q the Atlantic y Great Western hy
iense' which Will give 1t control Of oil tts asacts
Among those assets arc slf ,G9a,! etock nj lo
Gteyolont!, Co.usn1"s, CsnctHnat! - lnAaaharuip
Na!lfoad CoMpans, OF which tslo tntai nmollut
outstant.IsIg "a onIy $lf,8ol ,60o. Thus the At
iaAttc & ureat Western. Is virtually The
owner ni lug iattor. foal, mud when the
Lake Erie d Wesscrn Ents contrul Df tho
u. u, y y l.. anu throa9h ai'at an equal share
YIN W ne fncnns!.vahia 'n INC lndlanapolts II
~. LOUIS: Inen LOT lle hfst t''no VIII the At
, 1879-03-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
COl.D WEATHER.

~ Ca1ls 10 iNtU PORK Herald.
I.oNnoN, March a5.-Ihe weather waa
vory CO Id nll over tho islands ycstortlay, and
a bitter wintry wind ia blowing, accom-
panioa by driving snow showora. Loen. re.
porls fran all over the United King.
dom comment on the severity Of tho
storm. In Scotland tho weather l.as
boen exceedingly severe, Edinbnrg mud
dundee being a!moat hurled tu Hnow. On
tho west coast of England SNOW Is falling,
and the wind is frea!,. Tho past fow dnya
laavo bscn tho coldost experienced In this
city for som8 ti1nc.
PARLIAMENT.
10 thu Wfsftrl Assostatfd rrtn
1ospoN, Matol. 25.-parlialnen+ aajourns
OIL the 8th Of April over the Easter holidays.
alLyEs..
The riae In silver yesterday was owing to
tho Austrian purchases.
NO DIVIDEND.
Heavy lossos prevent tho Oriental Bank
Corporation from paying a tnstl,or dividend
for 1878. 1ts lossos absorb nearly the whole
roseEyo.
DENIED.
Marlois family deny hfs insanity.
BNUTtNu.
L,yznrool, Mnrch 25.-The weather here
IL very cold, Aud showing.
TUE QugRN'B VISIT.
LONDON, March 25.-'rha Qusen left to-day
for tAa Continent.
NEW CABLE.
LONDON, March 26.-A submarine cable IL
70 By hid to Bputh Africa, connecting with
, 1879-03-26

TarlfY Experimentation nr,dgea-lcxu.
latlDn 1T tho stock. k.isrukers-ihtlceent
rorfornIancss-A brutal Womnu~Thu
Eastwuad Forgery Caau.
6uertci UspA.eh Ia Tia Tribune
OTTAWA, March a5,-stessrs. Conrnu naltcr T.
CONTRACT lor furnishing the Northwest Mounted
rolce force with supplies for tho ensuing year.
4 deputatlon consisting Of stossrs Edward
Met;,iltysay, g. T. Hase, Il. W. Csu,es, a,"!
Charles Nrcnnun waited Oh tia Finance Mlnia.
ter today relative tu the mode Of charging tlie
duty on pork by opening cycry tenth bur-
rot, taking the average Of THOSE weighed,
and charging one cent per barrel with a0 per
cent nd Fa1orem. This 1eputatlon did not Oh
iect 10 - specific duty IN each barrel to saVn
tic trou bio alll expense Of WeIKhtnK any por-
ton Of II. They oxp!atned the Inconvenience Of
tia present system o& Weighing, and tue Finance
Minis ter agreed tu consider the application. 1t
il uuw regarded as settled tint tho duty will
be s3.20 per barrel.
spsflat Hl.pa:ch to Tai tribune.
OTTAWA, March 25,-lho long spending arb-
tratton between ttle Quebec uoYernucnt nnl
Mrs. Scott, Of Hull, relating to the lau1 axpso-
prlat@l by tue Government for Fght.of.way
AMI .statIon.Ruard, contalning about sixteen
acres, has been brought to Il ctose. The arhi.
trators have awarded thu propslctreas the SUM
u t25 ,00U, with about -four aud a llaff years.
interest, amounting together to nuarly a,000.
Every day Is 1eld-day for del,usattons. Tie
a,de shows 10 prospect Of turning. rhs corrt-
doTa OF the Fnanca Department IRE allYe With
dcpulations tr0m 1nurntMg till night. ODe.half
ptutest agalnst The tariff, and t'lu remainder
| acek ttlurc plun1rr.' =
An net, introduced by tile hllnister Of Public
Works, for thu ainrndnunt " Tie hallway act
! ol 1911 VI spgurls tallway bridges, nnd bridges
, 1879-03-26
ITEMS.

Four carloads OF excurslontsts leave this city
for Denver this morning via tho Chfcaso, Rock
island & Pacific anl tho Uulon Pacific Railroads.
The annual meeting Of the Chicago, Bnr!nSS'
ton d Quincy Railroad Will DO held at tlic Cod!'
pauv's Office in this city to-day. It is the Gcl'
cral opinion that the present Bonr1 will be re-
elected Tla annual report has already bceu
made public.
The Chicago faitroad Association, consisting
Of the General Ticket md Passenger Agents OF
tho roads centcrng In this city, held their rce1.
lar monthly meeting at their office 10 Asl>laiHl
Block yesterday. Beyond comparing ana ad'
justIng tic regular shcctrrates, no business ot
importance was transacted. The war ngaEntt
tic scalpers was topic Of conversation, aud Il
was the general opinion that arrcsts should con.
Enuo to b. Enndo until the lnat scaipcr bus quilt
tho business.
Mr.. II. II. Courtwriaht has resigned his posi-
tlou % Commercial Ageut OF tho Southwestern
Rallroad Association, Ho win assamn tae posi-
ton Of General Western Agent OF tho Chcago
h Alton Railroad, With Headquarters ut Kansas
CITY, and will hnyc charge OF oil the suuth'
western busincss OF this road. A better Inan
than Mr., Cou1twftght for this p1acc could nos
have wall been found. There IL not
railsoad mnn In thu Weat who knoWs
moro about tho Southwestern bhslacss tlianl
he does. Before he assumed the position 1i
Commercial Agent Of the Southwestern Kall'
saa City Tor Tho St. Louis ruatls, ntd pruyionsto
tlsat hs WAS deuurRl Freight Agent Of tho Han,
nlbal r. st. Joe and st. Louis, kansas City y
hbfthhrn.
, 1879-03-26

3Dtfs73 D1jT67f6 TIT 3F16HHz.
HICKMAN, Ky., March GA wbart.hoat be-
longing to tho Nashville, Chattanooga d ST.
Louis Rallroad Company burned here this morn
lug. About 1 80 o'clock Mr. Douglass, clerk,
and SIR. Cotnstock, telegraph operator, wero
awakened by smoke, and found the whole uoat
Ia la.nea. With wonderful presence Of mind
tlleY run across tho ROOT, aroppol to the lower
deck, anl walked on a spar to the lalltl, saving
nothing but their nIghs-elotllcs. These gentle
men then tried to assist Watchman Jamcs May,
West Campbell, uil two unknown men who
werc Whiting for a boat. Their elrorta were tno
late. TIM persons on bonrd perished lit the flames.
One body WAS found, and IL supposed to bo that
OF May. Thu wreck, burning Its fastcnings,
driftc away with tl,s other corpscs. The origin
Of iIlc fire Is supposed to be tlle work Of au tn
ccndtary. Tic boat mud small amount OF
freight is q total loss, Tho fire was kept from
spreading to nefghborIng warehouses by the
efforts OF tho cItlzGns.
, 1879-03-26

the whole Eastern Ryatcm Of tcleRraphyt ex-
tending To India, Cllina, and Australia.
nEJECTRD.
LoSnoN, h1nrch 2G.-fn tho Honao OF Lords
tonight, Lord Lansdowno's motion of ceu-
suro In regard to the Zulu war wns rejected
150 to al.
In tho dobate previous to the vote, Sir
Bartle Frero wss sharply attacked, md his
rocall advised. Lord Doaoonstie1i stated TINT
Sir Dartla Frero Ind beon plaocd in of1aco
principally 10 carry out tho policy Of con-
federation such as Ind been successful In
Canada, aud which was moro opposed to an-
nexation, the tendency to which Lord Deac-
onsfeid emphatioally rerudiated.
RECOMMENDATION.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-Tho Council Of
tho Chamber Of Commerce has adopted a
resolntion In fAvor of International agree
n,ont for the reconciliation OF silver.
, 1879-03-26
FIRES.
AT WHITEWATER, WIS.
c,xrf1{ f]itb1frh IN ThS YrfhHps

WHITEWATER, Wis.,. Marcl o5.--A frame
ssore belonging 10 F. i. Hail, OH First htrcss,
nnd occupied by William Foote, caught frs
about o'rlork this evening. Our Holly Water
Woshs wcru soon sending III two coo.l STREAMS,
aud tic Tire was speedily cxttngniss,od. The loss
tn building a,ll furniture Is INT very heavy, aud
Ia covered by Insurance In tic Hartford. Dur
luz tlc tlre atr. uewalt, anc Of ttle Flea Cats..
panY officers, fell from ladder slistat,s4: OF
twelve lect A.,d received aeyeFe cuts ntul t,r!ses
aaout The fAce md l,ea.l, but Ii thought 10
hxYa escaped aes!pus Injury.
, 1879-03-26

1hc alarln from BOX 39t Al 1880 yesterday
afternoon MAS caused by ifc upun tho root Of
lwo-story tra'nc hoasv No. o9a North Centre
ayeuae, owned by vtcos skotsf, a,sa occnpsea III
u tenement by four families. Cause, sparks
from the chimney falling upun the soof. Dalu.
aye trlang.
lle alarm. frun Box ,I64 At 7:45 last evening
Was rausH.l By tIIu burning out Ut chimney Iii
tha thsecst0sY brick building No. US Fulton
street, owned by John Casllu, aill occupied by
different faullstcs. No damage.
, 1879-03-26
NIJIILISAi,
ANkk kAAA 10 &IAS
MORE AS8ASSINATtOHs.

~ Cable 10 Ntu Fork Herald.
LONDON, March 25.-Yestorlny afternoon,
as Con. You Drenteltn, Chief of tho Gen.
darinsrio, WAS driving along tho Nora
Quay, st. Petersburg, n man Oh
horseback fired twico into his car
riage window. Tho General waa not
hurt. Tho assassin rodo short distance,
md then, leaving his horse, escaped in n
sluigll. Tho attempt on tho life Of Gen.
Won Drentolin has caused tho greatest excite
mont in Government oirolos. Tho Nihilists
nro charged with being tho instigators Of tho
cri1no. Tho IlacartlB recently found on tho
walls of Moscow md other principal citios
loayo no doubt that the revolutionary elo-
1nsns is becoming desperate. Tho Stand
arts Berlin dispatch says upward Of
lD0 arrests have beeu mndo In Moscow in
consequence Of The assassination Of Gov
erhnlent spy.
, 1879-03-26
RUSSIA.


ST. PErgnsnuno, March 25.-This after
noon, as Gen. Won Drontolen, Chief Of tho
Gendarmerio, WIS driving along tho Neuva
quay, 1nnn on horsaback fred twice into
lis carriage- window. Tho Goueral was not
hurt. Tho would-ba assassin rodo short
distance, tuen leaving lis horse escaped.
ATHEISTS.
BERLIN, March 25.-Upwarda Of 100
atrests l,avo been made In Moscow Il, conse-
qaouco Of tho assassination of tho Govern
mont spy.
, 1879-03-26

sr. LOUIS, March 25.-Reports 10 railroad
circles Indicate tllat there will probably b. :
cut In passenger sates East in u day Of TIM.
It is charged that tho Wabash has becn paying
commissions to "scalpcrs" for two mouths
past, und other roads, particularly the Fan'
aalla, 1t is said, will loauguratc opcn var unless
tho Wabash wlthdraws It's Tickets In the scalp
crsf hurda.
, 1879-03-26
FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.
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