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, 1879-02-06
ELECTION IT WGGaH DAY.
a sep Toward, CI,t4stion

Thanksgiving, Capt, Chas. WiIIough.
hy, |. $. Indian Agent for the Ma
kah tribe at Cape FIatlcry, called a
meeting of the chiefs and head men
TO explain to them what he proposed
doing for their improvement the
coming season, in the way of gen
eral repairs Of buildings, new fences
new roads, clearing and cuItlva,jng
land etc, in all of which he as ied
their hearty cooperation, and in or
der to have the matters better un'
derstood, he proposed that in each
village they should select chief
who should hold Office for one year,
and sct as the select men or trustees
do for towns among white men. lie
told them to take time to talk the
matter over and thoroughly under
stand it before they acted, aud sug.
gested that they elect four chiefs for
the viii ge at Neah Bay, three for
Waatcn village, three for Tsoves
village, and four for Hosett village
at Flattery Rocks, The matter was
thoroughly discussed by the Indians,
and on the 10th inst delegation
called on the agent and informed
him that they were ready to proceed
with the election on any day he
might designate. Capt. Wiloughby
thereupon appointed Thursday, the
23d, for an election of four chic $,
to be held at Neah village. On the
day appointed, the large room, so by
so feet, was well filled by men and
women, the agent recognizing their
usual custom Of allowing their wo-
men to have voice in public mat
ters, and the meeting was called to
order by the agent who had invited
Judge Swan, u, S, Inspector Of Gus
toms to be present, in his capacity Of
Notary Public, to see that the eec
tion was properly conducted.
As many of those present had .
witnessed the manner Of election
adopted in Victoria, by a show Of
hands, it was easy for them to under.
stand that this was the method to be
adopted. They were then told that
they must name the four men and
elect them one at time, by holding
up hands until counted.
After few minutes pause, Rus
sian Jim got up and said that at the
first meeting his name had been
talked of as a candidate but he did .
not wish to serve, and he would
name "YouaitI" or old Doctor. He
then spoke few minutes in the old
Doctors praise and sat down. A
show of hands was called, and old
Doctor received 54 votes, and as no
one voted against him he was de-
clared elected Then Tsovs ha va
or Young Lac, nominated WiIIut,
or Billy Ba!ch, son Of old Fattery
Jack. He received 66 votes and
was elected. Then Peter named
Cap. John, who also received GG
votes. Then Tadahia George pamed
David, who received "A votes and
was elected.
The next day the four select. men
presented themselves at the agents
office where they received certif.
Gates cf election from the agent, to
each of which was attached the GER
tihcate and Notaral seal of Judge
Swan, certifying that the election
had been conducted fairly and in ac.
cordance with the customs Of white
men.
The agent then told them that
they should choose one of their
number as chairman or head man Of
the four which they did by choosing
Capt. John. The agent then told
them that all their proceedings
should be regularly reported to him
in writing, and as there are several
, 1879-02-06

and al, communications 10 him must
he in English, lie then referred to
thom the following complaints:
Charlie IIazIehcad against his wife
for dcscr,on. Peter against A'Ma-
bush for threatening to shoot him.
MIR. Parker" iIoSrtt chief, against
Albert, charging Him with turning
an old man out Of doors to die.
The chiefs then went home, and
that evening called At meeting in
Capt. Johu's house, where they held
court. Their proceedings were
taken down on paper by Charlie
Williams and brought to the agent
the next day. The following is a
verbatim copy Of the record:
THE FIRST MEETING or THE CHIEFS
OF NEAH BAY VILLAGE.
r.;l. I.....,,,,., ~ 1CtO
MI , -; = ,.I L., L.,,,
chosen by the people Of N"ah Bay,
mat tb;s ovarinc .t ,ba b,nse of
CAN'T John Thare wera Cant
.Iohn head chief WiIIut Doctor
and David Peter was thor, as
chief or nol;co Tboy first baord
,.b,. Ch,ni;o 11,,,.b..I had - COW
about his wife Charlie u,y,phs,d
said: "Tbe chiefs want to know
whv don't live with nv wife now.
her father CbekotI took her AVA,
/ was very kind. hearted but that
man make me disobey the chiefs.
That girI told me she will nos leave
me. and | told her | will not leave
her. | saw this time that am afraid
if | leave her, for told FIuntipotop
that | will not lqave her for | was
.;,.l H. H.; ,
Alice s.;d. "WeIIT don,t want
to live with him anv more think
he will alwovs be .norv with me for
80 "''' ''"'1o > 10 ""N'y WIN '"' '''
ali b;.oIo,Las anal d,n,+ ,,,,. h;n
30 touch me any more after | leave |
him. | don't want to live with him
anv more. not one bit.n
Cbor,;o u.y,obe.d said. 81 d;dr,,
meon irI nrn;.b her wa. ,I,y
mitb boraoJ .s, har = sbo b.,e
mosbad mn o,o,hos ,,,l .bo s,;l.oo
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sJ22lG9N ACADEMY

l. owned bya Joint stock company. with II
capital stock OF S3l0oO. ANA is ~d'-iaurd to lUr-
ni-h the people OF Washington Territory ui.
Nautn.,c- for education I'M those branches ~
stu usually pursued in Academic. and High
sch .H.- 0r4ilrs the branches generally Taught
in the ruuln0N schools Oi the country,
The ~ghOn o.. 'vidCl mIO three Depart
mCntS. VIZ: h.d mic, Grammar unl 'r.
mary. ana DuOil- ace expected to Tls- from th"
pn-siu! written examinations ln mrNiUu-
studies, answering - per cent. OF questions
asked.
, 1879-02-06
Course Of Study.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.

FOUR GRADES EACH REQUIRING ONE
YEAR FOR COMPLETION.
, 1879-03-01

EhHUabsrs' laHrlIuf,
I!lo importance Ut brcatllng plentfful'Y Of
admitted. We'll yeut!lnlrl rUonA, upa1l.a1r *
arrlse, htnl excursions to tllu country aro appro-
t.tAtei to b0ne extent by all eiasses, But the
art III breathing IL very much pyerlutIkcd. Being
proccss not dtpeudins I'll thu will for its exes-
t'lss, II u too much lott TO thu norc call Of na-
ture. II IL, however, au net WHICH can bo tu!!ll-
e,.Gsd very materially BY. thu will, Properly
tra!lIcl singers arc taught to attoud very carG.
fnfly fo their breathing. WAcu brisk muscular
excrcise IL takth, btcuthfuE IL naturally active
W!t'hAut ul'y a'ecaAl etIort. but Whcn tll1 body
u at rtst Or engaged IN occupation rcaulrlug i
eontIncl position, all1 especially when tlu ,plnl
y absurbsd IN thougl!t, tle breathing naturally
slow Alni !eeblu Az re'1!cly fur thls 1t has been
suggested TINT tsrrc Ia rooll for what might bo
ltly ttIn!e1 brcntt! gymuasttcs--to draw In lung
Att full brcaths, ll!nE Tho lungs full ut cypry
inspiration, uIa culptyallg tllrlH rs completely
~ poasiblu at every rxptration, nna to aeq.,iro
the haolt Of full bFeatIiuE Ut tiulus. rAla n,04o
Of breathing tlas direct effect in supplying tho
al's! moTo thoroughly consuming the carbon,
an.l 50 producing anlrnal heat. II Inns also tllu
very Important clEect Ut expanding tho chest,
anu So contributing to tho ylgor OF tho syste<ll,
'llln lscath should ho fnhalod by tic nostrks Us
wsl! W " w mouth, tnote especially. while out
the effect nt -cst'lratoF iu 80 far a. warming
The air !! It's passaEo to ti1e delicate atr cells
and IN atso rendering QUO loss l!Ablo to catch
cofdt Tits {ull respiration IL OF IL Inuch TN.
uortancn that no propcr substitute IL to 10
found for It !n shurt, though iRora rapid,
breathing. In short breathing larGa portion
OF tue uir cells remain nesrly stationary, tle
upper portion Of tlle lungs oulY bslug engaged
It, receiving aI aischarEnE small port.on OF
x3E.
, 1879-03-01

THE nuDNET.
Berlin, Fob. 1s.-rho 1soicl,stag to.day
commenced tho tlelinto OIL tho b,,lgot. Tho
President OF Tho Imporial Uhnncollerio, Won
11ofImnn, stated TINT tho deficit for tho cir
rcnt yoar would 10 only $2,750,ooo, instoatl
Of $1,000. 600, as estimated, md that this
wou'l bc covered by n,atriculalory contribu-
tions. The expenditures would bo $t,a50, 900
less linn tho previous yoar, ,$l0o,o oo0of which
would DO saved on tho ar1ny admininistra.
ton, but tho receipts Ind decreased $780,
ooo. It would bo necessary, ho said, to
rase the lnatrioulatory contributions for tho
noxt yenr to 25,25o, ,ooo, md ho pointed out
That rasort toint1irect taxes was indispcuaa-
bic IN order to render tho Empire financially
Independent, and relieve tho individual
States from their heavy contributions.
OPPOSITION TO THE aBA1E.rAx.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-A dispatch from Bor-
lin aays tho Progressists In the Iseichatag
have given notice Of q motion opposing tho
proposed taxation on GRIM, which will COM
pei tho lnembara 10 declare for or against
projections.
BERLIN, Feb. 28.-Tho German politician
Karl 0tho Baron Won A1anteuGal ia dead.
DANK INQUIRY.
Tho criminal inquiry into tho affairs Of the
Kroustadt Bank has boen oponed. Tho
managing Director Of the bank has boon Or
rested,
, 1879-03-01
MICHIGAN POLITICS.

al. H.. =
aAcet1AE: nf tAo tsroehpAeR ahu uemoesato
n Aucua qua log f9pvcrt1ons.
h, d,ASS1 YR.7 81 JAh,,, Feb. .s.-T1su drse,pack
State; Convention. called to nominate eanal. d.
date for SUPREME Judge uni two rant'dates lot
I,rvcnta NJ fhr Stutc University. met nt Mtac's
Hall in this city at noon to-day ana was prompt
II ralfud to order by Chairman Field. At!ef
tennorory Organization had been effected and
tho appoIntmcs,t'of the Usual committees Ne
Convention took recess Until . p, III.
1y,;,,,, rrcoesrnb1fnv n ,,cr,nnn,,nt organization
p".'s.. - r.".,ar - Inv a-Iu,
W1s Glltcted. Robert u. Frazer, ol AIM it9poi'
was elected President, With lie customary quoti
- W.. .p.o,t,,.,ts ,,v, s,.rctorI.s
~ 1a,ia.s,n,. r'so'u,,o,,s 1" % ser, ,ead and
ndouAc]:s
i, Wc tlan,ccatc tho tendency IN our national IT.
fairstoNafdb ccntFa'l1as'oa VI power 'aa ~ W.
suPs . Nse hx,,.vs i,.tho .t,,ct coualty Of all tht
states anu ail. classrs Of citzons ooiorc .he '.Hi
~ ans xo,"Gfnt ~ IT, ,'c"nIr hy thS people,
ri ~ IT,. far ~ neon1. u '"' ''p's'
3. We as opposed to all further allowances Of
war Stastns. M d.. -, a,on.v ,vh.t,,cr uape.s Of
ssl'!s s; ia, S T. ,ss9 y M r. s;Gs: sss
Gcbx, pnbtc aud private, except ~ to such eo9.
tracts iorctofosa made a. were originally pa}a'''
in co;n: :, .,au. =, ,..uc md d..
ana tsat ats rreppppSacks s a ssaS.ted p,
o. * g IT. IL Iii III ra.scs u,oa s
ann as,m e'tsSt tnp,!mT sM1'' Nv p'A~'1 ;" "''
IL ~ hnlt"Ive that money should 10 Issued II
sufficient volume to moot shs requisites 81
that the Government ahoula 'ss!a.' n es
,gaGy W sesssnaE Gsnsna MI ta Ill delicate 81
impottant power should nsvcr bo delegated IL
pauks, corpnrations, or individuals. -, II,
"n ps ato Gpposea p ,'c n donan bs u ha
, 1879-03-01

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb, GA communtca-
t!ou from DAVID r. Corbin. nm ,on,as,or, for =
mai trom s,,th cara1,,s w. soaI Nv
.,,s' ."., "u ~" su,o"Va' "as Ieaa anu lalu Oh
.He taple. Nlf tosn1n states that be had been
bcfote the Senntr two years, ACTIVELY usserttn,y
Its right, i,o having been tnly .,.rteG. oul th,
Co,ntnittrc nm rrI,i1ar,, ~ T1.s.s''. a'1 ."e
sa..s'. ~. a"a 1ieclsota 5o Fe-
po1seo ~ tc.els u tne Yoto VI T1csdyy, by
which the scslate refused to consider Ills casc,
unu aays that thu action Of certain R,nntora IN.
uicates tlut bts rieht In n e,,t viii ~. ~.
~, NJ Ut. s,,r.i,,' a,., ,, "'4 NV W acteo
w t's sess'o''i "'a ~ VIII DO useless Tor bin
70 renew Tue contrst at the next session, lIo
tlttr1oFo wtthdraws from the contcst. Mr.
torbln adds ehat had e'e bccn admitted, he
hllEht peen nble, amouE other dulles, to have
Fthaefeu service TO tl0 colofea peoplu of South
carolina, who arc now tn ncc1 ol asastance.
l.c Cgtsue Committee rrnortet back The bill
W nro'!ue 'or taxing lhe tenth md subsequent
esreusss, ns amended hy thu House, alu recol,t-
ss11cnuco tllat tAe senate Gol~concur III Ills
House amendments, nEti lSk Tor q eutuuitt8n of
conference.
,,an,. r: GonSlltg said tiiat soro ut the amend.
lhehts I'M roYeu the bill, AMI upon ba motion It
Was s ofaGfeu that tue amendments bt printed,
m" '.tlnsr y. consideration OF tie BILL postponed
' ...,rr '"sio", n'.si,'s , ,,,,,,. n, .,.,o .,,.
.1,e ,nlsra H. ~, nt,l'le! oi nt!Soto hilta on
for ie ma. n'cut a,,e ~, ' naxs en app1opr'atioI
, 1879-03-01

:. 3F3yNNN
uAhrHA' ILL.,. Fcb. 25.-rho people D, NJ.
sest1on' especially tho Germans, arc eon,,,a. ,a'
ablS cxorctscd ovor tho mystertou, ,,t."sa ,ussef'
nice of Franz Voet promlncn. farmcr s's. ~ ~
county, residing three and half ,nc, t.s sa'
DunEeith: Vogt left his homo on s,ons.s nsa
morning for ualcna. on foot, having on ii, n.l
son tl'c s''m Of $780, which tr was 10 nar ~ W.
mortcagc held in this c!ty Up to this ham, W !,
ny 9t poem heard from, and fears nrc cn,.s "
talncd tint he las oceH fou'ly tlcalt viii '4'e'
, 1879-03-01

j.. At RIO DE JANEftlQ,
Ito DE JANErRo, Feb. 28.-An outbreak Of
yellow foyer Of a very severe character has
occurred among tho shipping.
Tho Government laa already contributed
H0,000,G 600 mi1ruis to alleviate tho llgtrcns III
the Northeast, and aslss m additional credit
OF 10000, ,0oU 1ni1roia to provide food.
4 riot occurred On tho It'll Instant In Cos.
sor, tho military cxpelling tie commander
and cllief, Magistrate from tho town. Nino
persons were, killed, aud many public and
private stores sacked.
, 1879-03-01
A Man Named Lunsford, In Car.
bon Hill, O., Awakened
by Fire.
fle Iscsclles Ills 1Vifo and Baby.
and Returns into the
FLAMES.
Himself and Six Others Of His Chill
dren Burned to Death,
The Wretched Wife Now, En-
ttrel; Bereft OF Her
Reason.
SEVEN or ONE FAMILY.

sptet,, Df.pa.eh 10 ne T,,thxn..
Co1.uMBus, o., Fob. 2S.-Thu State .1i,urunl
special from Carbon It'll, n smat1 place in
tho Hooking Valley, gives tte particulars Of
an appalling catamity at that place at m
car3y hour this morning, in which
SEVEN PERSONS
wcro burned to death.
Tie circumstances md details aro as fol.
lows:
j. NJ. Li1nsfordt who kept small Btoro at-
tnchcd 10 his house, WAS awakened by fire
aud smoke as midnight, and at once set
about removing hs fnmily.
Tho wife and baby aged 2 years woro
safoly placed out Of dangor, when tho fatler
rRocEEpEp TO RESCUE TIE BALANCE
Of the family upstairs, but wins overcome
by smoke and sulfocatel.
At this limo tho villagers wero aroused
aud the doors Of thoastoro broken IN, which
created draught through tho storo to tho
dwelling, and, in i've minutes from the dis
coyery of the fire, tho framo struotura wns
completely onvolopcd In fla1ncs.
TIE roon VICTIMS SHOUTS AND CRIES
for help wore heard above tho cracking and
, 1879-03-01
ESCAPE OF A n1UnDEi,Ep

hpfc@dt !Nspdfth 10 1nt 1rfhuns
MAcoMn, ILL.,, Feb, as-Amouc the nyI,or...
fslo brokoout Of jail hers Tonight ts Zast tn
aon, charged with tile murder Of s}cT}ons, 'a u
Plymouth, two years ago. lie Is about fs,, =
inches nigh, black laIr md mustacllc, has r.,
OIL s'ls 'lcck' agcd about 'H years, and IL y,,,
pa'c from confinement in jnll. Sheriff Ts,]a,
1i1srs reward Of 800 for sllc arrest Of WI.os
30 uua at VI ,t prisoners worc captured before tley
, 1879-03-01
EGYPT.
EuUh1e PASTA.

LONDON, Fob. GA Paris dispatch an
nouuces TINT France Inns consented to not
with England for tho reinstatement Of Nabar
Pasha. The Khodive Inns alrosly been semi
officially advised of Euglauds intontion, aud
will be officially notified of the decision Of
tho two Powers tomorrow. Ho will proba-
bly, submit, although 1t is asserted that ho
hus beon privately encouraged 10 1esist.
, 1879-03-01
TURKEY,
i HUG1EST{nE,

LONDON, Feb. 2B.-Iho now Russian noto
to tho Powors suggests thnt tho appointment
Of q foreign inssoal Of OIL Ottolnau subject,
as GoVornor Of Eastern Rouuslia, might 0 b.
viato many difficulties.
PRECAUTIONS.
VIENNA, Fab. 2s.-Tho Russians have
talsn measures to frllatrato the designs OF
tho Dulgarlans to burn Adrianoplo.
, 1879-03-01

NEW YonE. Feb. '2S.-Charlcs Bernstein aul
Abraham d. freeman, convlrlcl Of arson III
complic!ty with pcrlstc!n (now IN sta.c,
Frlso',), IN setting fo to 1.t,diow.strect seut.
s,nunt, wero sentenced to State's Prison fot Ill.,
, 1879-03-01

Spfcta! Dlfpasfk 70 T1c TEibVnt,
Form Du 1!Sc., Feb. 23.-A respectable f,,,,
man untnct Helm WAS found dead and mutl,,tl
on Horizon Marah yesterday. His watch. butra,o
coat, nntl large stlm Of money which be vi,
known to tlayc wna tnisslng. No clew Ia
perpetrators Of thu decd.
, 1879-03-01

CoopEnarowN, N. y, Feb. as.sMyron l..
Buell. hns been sentenced to he hanged %
Anril Is for tIIe murder Of Catherine u
Richards, jung 25, 1873.
, 1879-03-01
RUSSIA.


ST. PErznspuno, Feb. as.-TAe Russian
folcoa occupied Arab-rabla tho second day
after tho 1oumauiau evacuation, aud are dis
mantling 1t in accordance with the Treaty Of
Berlin.
, 1879-03-01

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 229.--'Thc Pullman 1lotc!-
cur un'l sleeper on trim No. l of tic fast-line
express wost oil the Pennsylvania Road ran of
thr tracls ut snlcls,, O.. Ut o'clock thfs uoru-
Ing. Onu person wus slightly injured.
, 1879-03-01

THE NOSSIAN OCCUPATION.
PEsTu, Fob. 28.-Ths D,leg atIona have
openod. -Four million five hundred thousand
pounds Are asked for OH account OF tho Doa-
nlan occupation Of ~.
, 1879-03-01

DEFICIENCY IN ACCOUNTS,
DosToN, Feb. 29.-An Investigation into tie
nflafrs Of the lutte uorat[o n, Richardson show,
deficiency In the accounts OF several corposs
tIons nf which lie was Treasurer. Richardson
WAS one oE The best known und most respected
citLzcns OF Attleboro,
, 1879-03-01

bbssi'tSS. bssis' tW.ya.>, iioas, naa ''''e'-o'
The senate took up tho sundry Civil bill.
Ar. Wtnd0m said the bill M II ca.nc from the
House ,approprfascs s1o, 900. 10 which tho
ss';s;s 'si. GGo'n'te' on Appropriations had added
The first amendment ut tho Committee, t,,-
9Teasing the M APPROXIMATION for. the. Cnstol'-
@ romse e,n M " s,ot5eas1lfy u .,s @ building o. Chicago
6oi ,nnys. y:
Tic Senate nsoaErect to tho following amend-
merits proposed BY thc Committees: For tho
CONTINUATION @ of tle pAhltc bull.ltng at Nashville,
ms suitable a!se. for tho public building III
Dcnvcr; St2,t,00 fo. improving tho grounds Of
thc public building at Lincoln, Neb.
y, 1he approximation for a public building at
0N. 8trtktng from tho bill tile following words:
",And SO naaell Of the act making appropria-
tlons for tf!c legislative. executive, anI judicial
expenses Of TIC t,oycsnme9t for tic fiscal year
Improved 1uno 10, iS7y, Us authorizes iha Scc.
rotary Of tho treasury to issue coin certificates
Ia exchange for bullion slepustcd for coinage at
tho inlnts aild nssay otllcea other than those
mentioned in Sec. B,bi5 OF Rcyscl Statutes, DO
Rni! the ea.nc 10 hereby repealed"
tho following amendment OF tho Constitution
Was not GerfHane to the bill, It being sn tho ua-
t"!E kcHelul Iehl6latlot1t aHu no was sustained
BY The eenate by four majority, namely: "A,,-
thori7irg und tnstructing tho proper accounting
otliccrs TO cxaninu tl,s accounts bctwccn thc
United States and the several Statcs growing
out OF moneys expended by such States for
military purposes In the war OF 1872 with Great
Britain, and that there be paid to them an!
The Scnatc aErecd 10 tic following amend
inir fhe o9nrnnrto;t,r Ia t,,tits !S.cas-
War. md Navy n.nor ter M nssts, ~
sNp; mi. S1E mn ~ rnhiisf,t,, . ms aijs
lin niuht vrf.,msa oan.,,sis IVY eopTs pSi,1 ~
rccnr,1a ~ tia arat uaae ~ H. 1H H. t osnf;at ~
hclIIon. '~~A ~ ''to 'at VI eno 4'e-
s1r. nec,. auooo.to, ~ j, o,,,o,,, .,,,. a..
Benate row attr,. a,,,a ~ ~, @usK @ snnt w.! ~
n',i,.i, Sntus,;es -, ,nst ~ @ 'i'nh tiies eeL NJ ~
mr. nn"t:t. sny sn1naetinn NV intnE. -. ,o.,
ria S~"aIa shs.ou t;,r,hnr nns VIZ n"t nuoIMeu M
tnr amon1ncn.a. s,r,t,fG ,Gea ~ t!e ..,a loGm
tl,nt no arrears of ncnsnna. sts,, ~ njio,ra%
or paid to INV nnn.fo""r hnn1 am ~ diso,icd
sol1inr for th" i,rrn ,rtno wt,ta nI ,a usfusa a.
annnnrfcI in ~" o1tana tTa,,, ~ ~ m H. ISea
Vniur,""r s,itor.. H.. n1 ..yao ~ 0:nautea nt
FrcGcrIcL ~, ,5 III Troe y ~ hntlua;
nrc herei,v o,,,n,n n s.ass ~ etr't w a'a'
Ifn,n, ~: n,obiI n"nsets ~ ~ M I.ac Natlonal
ntrnsionr1 rs IN ax,Trat ~ ~ IL H. .4s scaucIS ~
ftcr ri Il |, Hntior Er"dn-.Ir a..ts ~ " W
Thnmaa n nahorn ''' 1'soe''lA eal}'o' a'lo
ntan,1.s,.,. - o'toan tni , .,.,.
,n,n''ion .uoM p,ase on e,o 3ne H. committees
mani ri orrrnrs ~ ts ~ sus o phs
sMra Mu,I.crane raT1.a,,i; .sauspor.as,onlaae
, 1879-03-01
CDUNTEteFEtTEtaS,

U72uHgE1 1T76HAG
sr. PAUL. Mtnn,, Feb. 2a--aicIral,, Of tho
Government Srcret Service, to-day captured ut
south Troy, Wabash County, Sheldon untl Ere
mont JeweIt aliu Edward Adau,s, who wes3 ell
Raged thurs IN t!iu manufacture Of bogus cqt,,,
On examination here this aikeruoon tfiey were
lleid to tho next term of 1he Unitvl kkates
Court, The proof 10 conclusive,
, 1879-03-01

EosToA, Mass, Fob. al-ljeteettye Hurt
man to-tlay arreated Walter Marshaelq, alias
6occklel Walter, for tile burglary on Cl4rk
stteot, Chicago, snd left hero for home with his
, 1879-03-01

N.r z IND MOVE.
NEW ontaAvs, Feb. 2a.--Quito m o,.,.
"as ercatcd to-day In the corrnr ~ ,ss',ehlens
states C!rcut Court because Of an a'..' ~" un1t.d
bovcrly y n. Tucker Upon 1saae ,am,,4a assault by
cllant III Natclsfloches, who ha1 s' aI~aa. 'ner.
Duliiocrat, hut hls test,n,r. "Rss been !
9sainstttc prisoners. TusEer. , mna =, s,on.'lend
followed .1acnha out Of tic ea p,Fsoue
ea!'hs MN ltar, sny!uK .acobs IN. GtH,, t", and
S{es,af!g him (Itker Il Tic en,tcn,o'sn. en- '.ent o.
tss eane s"2 Syss,. of thru qws evsr r; ;i nS
81 tile judge w, W,,,o'1 Go motion
laekcfs bond forfeited aud sent Lin 10 afisi,a ~,
, 1879-03-01

VIENNA, Feb. 28.-A revival OF the inaur.
roction III Macedonia ia reported.
, 1879-03-01

FRINGE AITIltIA'S bride.
D1aria, Feb. 29.-The' Princess Louiaa
Margaret, niece Of tho Emperor, last night
gavo hor farewell reception previous to
starting for Eugland,to wod princo Arthur,
Dnko Of uonnnught. Tho wedding WAS
postroned ona month in consequence Of tho
doath Of Princess Alice, and will tako place
at Windsor on tho 10Th OF March.
, 1879-03-01
England Without Mails from tile
Continent for Several
Days.
Tho Governments Amnesty Bill Passed
BY ths French sonate.
Leon Say's Financial Policy Meeting
with Sharp Criticism.
The Transvanl Natives De-
rnand Their independence
from England.


SNOW AND FLoups,
PARIS, Fab. us,--1u tho Ohomber of
Deputies Yesterday. po s1nrcoro. Minister of
the Interior. n.t,fs1 for a pront of enO nm
francs for tic sufferers by tie foundations
In tic Southern Dspar,ments. Ho snil
that more money would probably be- re.
quired. Tho Chamber referred the subject
to tho Budget Commitsoo 10 fix tia noces.
sary roliof.
On tho French slopos of the Eastern pyr-
, 1879-03-01
GRIM E,

.s,a.Ui1 - li4tia Il iit: js5io1 M od t,.s 3t,dn..
t"'"y''"4a Observation-Disclosures h":s',
: '",.sprciai " D'sna:ca TO Tia 7,4oune.
FITTspuna, la., Feb. 9S.-WiitIu,n e. Itving.
ton, lntclY an otllcer Of tho RETURN Scliool at
Mosgansea, In this county. Is In truublo On nc
count OF having too many wives. Tie nlat,a-
gers Of tho institution hnyo lust Investigated
the case, and declared Kilyiugton's olllco vacapt
lie becamo connected with the schou1 last
spring. 4 Indy catne with him whom }le repre-
scented aa hta wife. 1lG had formerly been at
reform schools III Lancaster, Louisville, 1ndtann,
a'id 1owA a short time since indy, ac-
coanpantcd by u g!rl Ii ycnrs old from DEooklyu
cano to rittshurg aud clntmcd Mr.. IiiyhE-
ton rs her lawful husband. SHE produced
4 marrtuge certificate, showing tlat they wore
marrie! iu 1StH' She further stated that ho de-
serted her after spending % ,00O Of her money.
SIncu 1873 she hld ost track Of lin nnstl she
canle to this city. Upon heuritg sllo was luro
ki!vlngton disappeared an1 Is reported to have
gone to I.o1isville.. Airs. K. No. said she ras
Iowa Reform School, md that she was a da,lgl,-
ter OF professor OF theology ut Kcokuk, Iowa:
llc represented that ho had bccn divorced from
Gnothcr wife.
Tho two women leld council Of war to-day,
and resolved to hunt up iflu gny dccciver, ii
possible, nnd have him brought to punishment.
THE LYNN MYSTERY.
DosToN, Feb. aS.-1nycst!gatton regarding
the body of tho young woman found in tho
6aurus River, at Lynn, demonstrated beyond
doubt That death was caused by abortion, prob
ably within forty-cght hours. Tile body was
clothed In loug white nehttlrcss. Underneath
was white nrr!no skirt, and arouud tho uhdo-
men was swath Of bsown checked glushau,.
1n thu ears were sma1l gold earrings, witt, pend
f,}t