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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

In State bonds there was an advance OF y per cent
for Louisiana couso.s. OF which $4,000 sold 37l2
Missouri IS. 1857, fetched lO5.
or city bank stocks the only sale IL shares OF
Fourth National at lOZI2
The business done ~ railroad bonds was smaller than
that done preceding days but prices were hrin all
erOunG c. G. and c. hr-ts TO 81 l2QSl, Central
of New Jersey ~ lOl y, and LehsH ana Wilkes
barre cOnso5 % s3l2013. Rune, WI,efiOwn and OI-
den. 0ure nrSfs notably strong, advancing from
7I4 to GS70Csl2 Missouri, Kansas AID Texas Issues
were less active but rm at their recent advanced
tatons Wabash issues strong and higher; the
Toledo and Wabash convertible bonds advanced per
cent 10 S7I2: equipment bonds sold ~ IL. Cincinnati
ana Springfield hIsCs, guaranteed by C., c. {. and l.,
sold a. 95l2096as Canada Southern guaranteed were
8 higher 30 c7l2.
Money during the early hours Of business ruled at 2s
per cent, but after o'clock the demand became
urgent thar rates advanced 10 u al cent and
considerable amount was loaned at the highest named
rae; but before the close about . per cent
the current rate. The United States Treasurer 1T
Washington to-day received S42s,OOO in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
&i-JlsO, aud tine Internal revenue receipts were
Sl2OGio. 1hc receipts for the month Of July We're:
Customs, Sys3TlOl; internal revenue, Gl32l3,-
93A Inc Treasury now holds SOL ,4yJ, 600
ia United S'ajos bOlGs 10 secure bank clrcula-
don. United Safes bonds deposited circulation
the SEX ending to-day, 4457 500; United states bonds
held IOr circulation withdrawn during the week ending
today, 24-J2OoC0 National hank circulation out
standing: Currency metz. 432s.J-Ol4T; gold notes,
9lf5.5GO Tie receipts Uf National bank notes for
dCupuO FOR the week e4dng to-day, compared With
thc Corresponding period last year, were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

1878, the present statement shows Loans increased
900; specie increased, 81 661 800; legaten-
ders decreased $685. oOO deposits increased, S347s2
200; circulation increased Al 1921 2OOi and surplus
decreased, 81 9g1 45O The total reserve ST.,
307 500 now is 1904 per cent OF the total deposits
against 30.49 lAst week and 34S2 for August g. 1873
The following the comparative totals OF the last I've
Nnnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

BOSTON Aug 2.-Thcre Is 10 material change In tie
market the feeling Is rather better with mUrr inquiry
FOR round lots ana considerable speculative inquiry Ite
views OF BUYERS however altogether TOO OS Inc sales
OF Tic week mp far average. comprising lB55ttO
pounds of Tho demand s runs on Medium GRADES
and lois Of THIS description meet wan ready "a ~ u
Fet"es little has been done and prices Tor in
o5 part have nominal the sales comprise OEio No
Ny Xxx. 80 at 81 iUc.; Michigan s ana 80 90
@5T9-r. New. gmDsiT. 3Dniuc CpWnng AM Dtlalns
Flpeces at S5d4Ic: Uuvash-d Combine AZ 2o@2gci Tn
washed and TamerChau able FoCcc- a. 20Gy3 c Wisconsin
al 2Jn2g Georgia 40 81 d33c oregon NJ Ee territory ~
agOc Texas at 23dzsc Tub Washed OF 5-1iDc secured
Ar 4S5Cc sinner and Pulled az 5J6i2lr: no change IN
california W06; fair business dOngi sales Of 100000
pounds SpT!hg NJ % a32c
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

weak on the unted states days gold 9he9' pre- MUM
short sight d. l0 6l0 premium on London Sod@V'a pro
MUM ON Paris, 5h 66 premium
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DanSrnpt Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on tho
4 3lst day OF July. >. D. 1879. WarrAAt Ia bank
ruptcy against The estate o r ~ Ne SMITH.
OF Nep'lOrk Ciry, IN ths County OF Sew 19tk ana
Stale New York who has been adudgedh oahArupt OF
his petition; that the payment ~ any depts and
delivery Of any property belonging u such oahkrnDs
% him bis use, and the transfer o. ANY tgypegI
BY him, are forbidden by law that neetnS o. me
81 said bankrupt 10 Stoye Their de0ts ana
90 choose more asdznees OF ms estate. VIA Y
held al Court Bankruptcy, % Do h0den az 40: lS3
Putont In tho City OF N0w-YOrE before Edgar Ketchnm.
esq, Register, the $50 day OF August 4 ID, 1871.
az II O'Clock IN. LON II T. Al y,
l. s. Marshal Messenger. southern District Of Newfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

Three hundred dollars deposited with Alex.
rockingham d Co.. brokers, II Mall-st, New,
York. A. margin ON 100 shares 81. Paul Railroad
stock realized ) 900 for tho operator a few weeks
afterwaId. Their Heekiy Financial Report Is sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
BANKING AND FIY4YCLAL.

Two hundred shares Metropolitan Elevated Rail
road guaranteed 10per cent stock on % basis OF
Sl2O per share, in exchange FOR Manhattan Railway
Companys stock on the basis of $40 per share.
Any party desiring 10 make the exchange viii adj
dress ELEVATED, at tho Office of this paper.
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ljueluess C1aHce5.

NOTICE To Hotter kEEPERS.-Dhc fOun-
~ 4.0tei totD4uv Bali more OHull- and operating
the a. REuLfrON HOTEL, desire TO Rent 90, same -
irresponsible who viii buy -ae furniture The ll0e =
the H1feru arranged furnished il cy Z
600 nhabsHt dong the best class business n The cry
presents grand opening 10 the night man. FOl it4cr
information apply hy letter OF PERSONALLY 10 -
F. LARNABEE. President,
or +. W coleman, Mant-"r
DIAPER MILL MACUINERI.-S4 and 49,
inch cylinder machines five Kin four rUtlrS. iut
other machinery Of pl"e MIL IA go order iOr
sale By T.. h. DEKBIrKSOS,tT Beckman-st, New-GoTk-
Young MAN with knowledge of accounts
4 and JJme money have Lair interest IN new dry
restaurant Apply - Pine-sL, upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

DAILROAD BONDS.-Whether you wish TO
ii bny or eli write u EDWARD q. FOX q Co. mem.
Der. Ne8-YoTk Stock Exchange, No. Walst, New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

coed Ordinary. ......l0 Low Nj l0aie
sttet Good Ordinary .l0g Mh!ding
hures 10 IN - points lower and lees active Sales
asJ after D. HlAussL ll35 . 9TH, II 3s, So 40
ldSe, = 81 ocooer, 1902 1908. 1864, loss, 1905,
IT, 1860 November 1914, 1888 1912 1913, l047.
I9ai l0jl. 1850 February. 1893 March 1910 total
%SsDu Dhes sales to-day up TO p mAugusI 10 l.36,
is3. li25 September 1884 LIS, 1L56, ll;57, ll3S
~ i5S ll32 .l5l. lL3O; llZ9, LIS, ll28. ll2o,
49, loas 1891 1855, 1905, 1903. 1902, 1901, lQjs
iO25, 1914 lp.53: November 1913. 1852 1888 1917,
i 9 10 o. ie4i 10 ~ i93S DeeomGer Io3l 1000
i045 March. 1912 tot 81 90 bales grand 30 900
bales FIRST Cau-SsgtemDrr ll.3S I37 1I.35 lLS6 DC.
iobcr 1898; November. 1851 March, 1919 total, LtUU
P1ss second Cal-August, II % Sep5enber ll9 Ills
l@Oj October lOJ' 1854 November, tO 1910 March,
L-la NJ L-a-l A.AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

P,rr urygR Nazs. Aug. 9-The marset has ruled quiet
but exceedingly strong az sc. cash asAd Tor 6liuarc
CSrLs and &c asked for 6O5G Cloths. TIE product IN ~
Print Cloths for week $1,000 pieces against FOOO
last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

Fund for redemption Of notes Of National
6 Sanks c, ISs hqu'a1oh' anu l2s92si6
I,buiSI a"sts NJ failed National bants 76369i
FIVE o Per o cent fund ior reo'puOn Ol Ias397ss
Fund for redemption OF Nsuonai DANA s'iu cyl 800
Currency and minor coin redemption account 90
TnSsrsSI acSonni ~ ......... 337,352
Interest sI. H1eSInS P-'o hAiioa ana L. anu s7ss9
Treasurer o. b. agent Tor paying interest On -2s7g7
rps tran .,er cbecLs o1tstsu,lng l2s05,3i3
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Total sluceJanuory

Tho following IS comparative statement OF TIE cL-
p5rs OF specie from the port % NeHIOrk u foreign
ports rom January l to August =, for "a period Of
t,-rrLy-.iLut wears:
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DROPOSALS to furnish the Fire De part
meu with material for alterations and tor repairing cer-
tain buildings b. e. CINE Companies VIII De 70
ceived until tho - day or AuguS S79 F5r particulars 30
Record, for ate at Y q. 2 Ciu Hall.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for re-
~ moving part OF Pier Old 81 " r. &C. ana building Pier
new 20. \. H., Will BE- received BY the Department "
Docks III and no Dnages untl 9Th August 80 az ia
O'clock n. For fn Information The Cry Record iOr
Sale 40 No. 2 CITY Hail.
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NORPORATION NOTICE.

- Sealed BIDS estimates tyr furnishing DRY Goods, Gro
ccrie To- Cookery ANA sctaAL'ou. gOOs VIII Dc receive
oice the Department Of Public Charities ard Coz
rectiOn until 1T 4 kSDAY, August i. 1870 49,
par iCulars Cy Record Tor sale at NO t
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Corporation Nou,es.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO-
~ PO~Afs Tor erecting Elevator In the now Comfy
Court House. the Commissioners for tao
completion tho SewIor< Couu court House uniH sat
Uray August g. 1879 FOR full Information SEQ 1.-The ny
Record" Tor sale e No 2 city Hal
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financial.

GA9 'I0ON''
NewYork and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
al Irooklvr investment securities, dealt IA OY
GEO. III. pRENTISS, - DROAD-ST,, " Y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
Arrears Of Pensions.
Over sOO0 Applications Flied.

Mr.. Commissioner Bentley says there have
boen filed 10 his Office since the 18th of Japu-
airy last, the date of the passage of the act to
pay arrears of pensions, more than 1000 appl;
cations By new claimants. The stream flows
In without ntermisson, and he has 10 idea
when it will stop OR what the aggregate number
ofapplications will be. The admission of the
pensioners of the war of 1872 by the act of last
gear increased the roll by more than $4,000,
bat the present influx will doubtless be great
er. The appropriation of $25,00O,OO0 for ar
fea's OF pensions will only be ppicable to the
Day nent Of the arrears of those pensioners nm
the roll at the time of the passage of the act,
New claimants. as rapidly as the claims can be
examined and proved, will be satisfied out of the
regular pension appropriation bill for this wear
OF S3O,0OO,000 This amount, Mr.. Bentley thinks
WIN uos 20 aus q1ate To the prodislous demands
made upon IT, When it is exhausted, addition.
al PROVISIONS will be asked for In a deficiency
DILL The work in the pension Cffice ia vary
much 10 arrears for want of organization. force
and room. The new clerical force to he added
VIII Only amount to 20 or 30 clerks, 20 of whom
VIII be appointed from the successful com nett.
tors IN the civil service examination to bs held
In me interior department. on the 25tb- o6th
and 27th OF the present month, The largo
room below the present pension office. now nc.
cuped as music store, has been rented nv the
interior department for the use of MI. Bent.
ley's extra force. The work of the office in
the opinion of tbs commissioner, is really in q
Dad condition, and never can be satisfactorily
disposed OF until some such plan as that advo
Gated by Senator Ingalls, and emb,diad in he
proposed amendment to the appropriation hill
for arrearages of pensions has been adonted
That amendment provided for an elabprsts
system sg OF examining surgeons TO have charge
examine all applicants for pensions. The great.
sst olhiculty will be encountered at every stem,
Mr.. Bentley thinks, in determining the gem.
ineness OF the disability under which an an.
pilcant suffers, who, fourteen years after the
trosctive pension. " ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
THE PEDESTRIANS.
Settling Up the Accounts of the
Late Walk.
Heavy Loss OF O'Leayy's Backer
Arrangements for Matches In England
and America.

NEW YORK. March 17,-James E. Kelley BUSH
ness manager of the international walking match
stated this afternoon that the amount received
S54,225 25. The expenses will be paid as fast as
possible. and none of the waksts will receive their
shares until the expenses are paid.
Greatly to the surprise OF everyone with whom
O'Leary has talked. Harding, one of his trainers,
says that he has determined to enter for the London
race, and will probably send out his challenge on
Wednesday. Ennis says he will go to England to
compete for the belt, and will make a record that
America need not be ashamed of.
Concerning his English match Rowell said. nI'm
entirely ready if they want me. I'll be all right and
good as new in couple OF weeks, and have five
weeks before that time. I'd be glad to have Ennis
there, but I'll bet HIM the whole gate money he don't
win"
Hartman looked comfortable and wide awake this
morning though thin and pale. He will probably
remain in New York week CT two.
O'Leary lost $4,000 in bets on the late walk, and
his hacker Smith lost $4,000.
1t is said that the managers of the late walk will
inaugurate an international six days walking match
for the championship of the world, and will offer a
$1,000 purse the contest to take place at Gilmores
Garden, May 10th to the Dist. 1t is said that
OLeary will enter this race. Ennis will also enter
if be does not go to England, and also Hartman and
Gagon.
1t is officially stated that the receipts at the recent
walking match were $5f COZ. and after deductng ex-
penses, etc., the mount accruiDg to each contestant
will be about as follows Rowen S2l 900; Ennis
$l2 600; Hartman $sooO The representatives from
money point of view are, for Rowsll, Hamilton
Busby; Ennis, VIM. H. Hatch; Hartman, F. F.
Walton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
THE NEWS IN a NUTSHELL.

An Indian has been arrested on suspjcion of
having murdered Gowen at Oldfowp.
New city governments were inaugurated in
Auburn, Lewiston, Bangor, Bath, Saco and
Blddeford yesterday.
Dsmariscctta and Newcastle voted Yesterday
to pay the interest of the K. & L. Railroad
bonds.
Randall was nominated for Speaker of the
House last night on the first ballot. The
Republicans nominated Garfield.
81. Patrick's day was pretty generally oh.
served by the Irish yesterday. At Belfast
Ireland there was row between a procession
and the police and troops had to be called ont.
Yesterdays snow storm was very severe in
Vermont and New Hampshire.
Trial of the suit of Mary E. Oliver against
Simon Cameron for breach of promise of
marriage was begun at Washington yesterday.
A number of changes will probably be made
in the French ministry.
Weston has challenged Rowell and 1t is
probable that O'Lsary and Enuis will contsnd
with for the belt in England soon.
@rhe Greenbackers have nom mated Hendrick
B. Wright for Speaker.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Row i'm Belfasf, Ireland, and a Panic
In n Church i'm ST. Holm

A Row in Belfast, Ireland, and a Panic
i'm n Church i'm ST. John.
BOSTON, March H. Despite the severe storm, St
Patricks day has been generally observed in the New
England cities and towns by the Irish societies No
parade took place in Boston.
New YORK, March II Though the weather was
showery the Irish societies with 5000 men in line par
AIDED Broadway and were reviewed by the Mayor and
Council. procession of 1900 was also reviewed by
the Mayor in Brooklyn.
WASHINGTON, March list. Patrick's day was
celebrated by parade OF the Irish societies. The
procession paraded the streets and to the
Executive mansion where they were reviewed by the
President.
BELFAST. Ireland, March IT, During the Icelebra-
ton OF st. Patrlcks day professions of Nationalist
attempted to enter districts of the town where dis
turbances were expected in the event of their ap-
pear ance, but were prevented by police. The pro-
cessonists fired upon and stoned the police several
OF whom were injured aud eventually the police
were forced to fire on the processionsts Troops are
now on duty.
ST JOHN, March ia panic occurred in the
Catholic Cathedral today while high mass was being
celebrated in honor of st. Patrick's day. drunken
man raised disturbance and Immediately dozen
men rushed out. Cries of murder and fire were
raised, and the 5000 people in the building jumped
their feet. Women and children screamed and rush
ed to the doors, but the retained their
of mind. The service went on, the choir began to
sing and order was restored. Notwithstanding the
great rushing about the doors and the exciten emit
that prevailed nobody was injured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
EUROPE.

Probable Changes i'm the French Cabinet.
LONDON, March II "A Paris despatch says: ''The
cabinet will probably be modified shortly, owing to
the impression left by thursdays sitting. The dep
uties feel that the cabinet might have opposed inn
parchment without making the matter question Of
confidence" Another despatch says Waddngton
cannot remain Premier, and Gambetta and Tournier
are both mentioned as his successor.
A Movement Against the CIericaIs.
PARIS, March 17.--Jules Ferry on Saturday intro
duced bill referring to the State the power of con-
ferrlug degrees excluding from profossorships mem
bers OF unauthorized religious societies. and reorgan
izng the Council of Public Instruction, 50 as to
eliminate the clerical element.
Gen. BOreI Resigns His Command.
Gen. Borel. who succeeded NJ. Berthout as NJ mis-
lister of War unuer the De Broslie government, has
resigned the command of the Roman army corps.
Kaiser William and B IS marck Threat
ened.
BERLIN, March 17.-Count Won Eilenburg stated
in the Bechstag Sunday that Prince Bismarck and
the Emperor had lately received many letters
threatening assassination. Internal machines had
been actually discovered in Berlin and East Prussia
although it was true that the East Prussan machine
was only constructed to secure to the inventor in.
formers fees.
PleurO Pneumonia.
LONDON, Ma Oh 17.-It is stated that government
inspectors have detected twenty cases of pleuro-
pneumonia in the cattle cargoes of steamships Bra
lillian and Ontario.
A Frepch viIlBge Burned.
VECHY, March 1.-THE village of Vernet, con-
tainlng 100 houses, has been totally destroyed by
fire,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
LYNCH LAW.
Summary Justice Dealt Ont 10 n Ken.


Summary Justice Dealt Ouf 10 Ken.
tucky William.
CINCINNATI, Match II. After the mob law took
Klein the tramp who assaulted Mrs. Truesdalc. from
Jail at Newport Ky last night they compelled him to
walk three miles through driving snow storm to
Mrs Trnesdale's home, and confronted him with
the Injured woman. He pulled his hat off, she asked
to have it put on, and looking squaIely in his face
began to speak. Klein then said, "Wait till day.
iigbt,' and she Immediately screamed, "That's the
man, Oh know that voice. and fell back faintjpg
Ihey then took the man to tree and placed a rope
around his neck. As be stood in tie buggy he was
ASKED wnat he had to say; he replied that he did not
commit the assault, but claimed it was done bv a
man with him. The crowd told him he had better
confess. He replied. "Ths is no law and no time to
talk" The buggy was then driven from under him
and he swung Oft. The crowd rushed up to him, and
catching him by the legs pulled and swung him
around, all the time hooting at HIM the expression
he had used to Mrs. Truesdale "Get loose when you
can" The body is still swinging in the air.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18

By water conveyance-1O0O bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
THE SPEAKERSHIP,
Randall Nominated On the First
Ballot.
The Republicans Nominate Gar.
Field.
Greenbackers Rally Round ii. b.
Wright.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-In the Democratic eau
Gus tonight the fist ballot for Speaker resulted as
follows: Randall IS, Blackburn, 81, Mcmahon 8,
Morrison 2, Cox A. This insures the election Of
Randall for Speaker of the 46h Congress on the first
ballot.
On motion of Mr.. Blackburn, who made an elo-
quent speech, Randalps nomination was made unani-
nous. The latter made brief speech of thanks.
The Republican members elect of the House held a
caucus in the hall of tie House this afternoon. Mr..
Frye of Maine was chairman. Gen. Garfield of Ohio
was unanimouly nominated for Speaker. The fol-
lowing were appointed to act as executive and adj
visary committee ofthe Republican caucuses through
out the 46th Congress: Representatives Frye of
Maine, Garfield of Ohio Conger of Michigan, Dun
neil of Minnesota James of New York. Harris Of
Massachusetts, Henderson of Illinois, Harmer Of
Pennsylvania, Haskell of Kansas. The following
resolution was adopted:
ResoJoed That it is the sense of this caucus that
legislation shall be entered upon during this session
of Congress other than that for which the session is
specially ca led.
Very general desire expressed that the session
be OF short duration. Political topics and questions
OF party policy in The impending contest were not
discussed at the caucus.
The Greenbackers decided tonight to cast
their votes for Hendrick D. Wright of Pennsylvania
for Speaker. Unless they can make their opposition
fet on the Speakership they will probably not offer
strenuous opposition to the candidates.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
WASHINGTON
The Alaska Iron HE,

Ahe AlasEa Trouble
WASHINGTON, March 17.-rhe latest official news
from Alaska is contained in the following dated
Sitka, March 1Oh from Capt. selden of the revenue
cutter Walcott:
ga sub-chief with IS followers has tiled to incite
revolt and has seized property here. The remain
der OF the tribe We're unwilling to join him. il is
said that be left to induce the neighboring tribes to
JOIN him.
The following telegram was received today:
PORT TOWNSEND, March 18.
Mail steamer California has just arrived ON Sit
ka. The English war steamer sprey and the U, S.
steamer Wacott will remain there until relieved by
other armed vessels. The Inuians com mItted no
violence, but were threatening Capt. Selden of the
Walcott he believes there IS danger of an out
break. full report by mail.
(Signed,) III. A. WEBSTER,
Collector of Customs.
The Secretary of the Navy will probably despatch
one or both Of the vessels of war at San Francisco
to Alaska.
The Widow. divers Breach of Pro NJ Use
Suit.
The case of Mary E. Oliver against Hon. Simon
Cameron for $780, 900 damages for alleged breach of
promise of marriage was begun in the Circuit court
to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-18
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

cardinal Mar1ch1u1 is dying.
Weston has challenged Rowel
Over foot Of snow fell in New Hamp.hire, yes-
tsrday.
Fx-United States Senator George Goldthwait Of
Alabama is dead.
The loss of property in Szegedin, Hungary, by the
flood, is $500 900.
fire on Dryades street. New Orleans, yesterday
morning caused a loss of $4,000.
The brain of Pihkham, the murderer, proved to be
Of the average weight and in healthy CONDITION.
The King of Belgium and the Duke of Sutherland
witnessed an exhibition of Edison's telephone yester
day and were much pleased.
masked burglar fatally stabbed Miss Hundicker,
the daughter of farmer at Pottsgrove, Pa, Sunday
night because she gave the alarm when they were
robbing the house.
Gen. W. T. Sherman telegraphs to Gen. Wedges at
Fort Adams to pay every military respect to the
memory Of Gen. Thomas w. Sherman. Gen. Wedges
will have charge Of the funeral.
While attending young lady convert who had
just been baptised Sunday evening at the High st
Baptist church at Baltimore. Miss Louisa Donald
son dropped dead from heart disease, causing all
most panic.