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, 1879-05-06

4 monument erected by tic children Of Ed
ward Eyerctt to tho memory uf their fatller and
tnotler was unveiled at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
IL polished red granite, with wllte marble pan-
els n,ld ndornncnta Tito general design is III
the form OF MI ancient altas, Grcck frot orna-
McnttnE t1le base, while tho frlczc, which Ia Of
wllito marble, IS otnamcnted with classic fcs-
toons. On the front marhle panel bears the
nn1nus Of Edward Everett ind his w,fc, With tho
dutcs 0t their BIRTH anl death. The nanc1 On
the left Is fnacrlbeu With n record Of Slr. Ever
ett's public services, dcgnn[ng With llts tutor
ship III Harvard College, 1Sl:e'l4, mud closing
with Ills eeTyics in tlle Uutted Stntcs Senate,
lSti-l65i. On tho right sl1u Ia the following In.
svriptlon:
Who. plncel IN many public tsusss.
Remained faithful Ii all " them
ID Ills original calling ID
The ministry Of reconciliation.
, 1879-05-06

7he official report Of Nusslau tlnances for tho
year 1877 las Just heell published by The Ut.
Petersburg Go0s. lts chief ttulns arU theat:
incttuc, MS, ,k,U, SO rurb!es; nrliBury Bxpcllsts,
bSD,UI4, ,HlO; war expenses, 40 fs3 o9; unhc,euey
iur u,s ycar, itli,5ia,ubD. II IL r,lstunanry ia
t,ti.uf co,,utr,es during uelnl II war, lue tho
Ordinary expenEu} ~ fall oil: but in HuAs,a. iu
lb77, tlley uxrcrlud the tnrunlc by sW."lb,9sd
rutlG1Gb,
, 1879-05-06

Special UlyiNtfh n TIE TF7BHhs.
FOND M Lac, Wis, May 5.-Foalay The last
Of the Fond du Luc, Amboy & Peoria 1salroaa
honda, hcll in this city, were cance!cd. Lust fal
tho city officials burned Sl00, ,0O0 Ut them. md
tu-t!ay the remainder. 5atap SO 0m worth, wcrc
Cancelled. The road has uoycr received any he'll
Gilt ttuA nuy Of them,
, 1879-05-06
TlNE DETROIT RIVER,
9tlectH fitnaich 10 Ths I'rtbnte

OTTAWA, May h,-Alt t1lu Great Wcbscrn
Railway officials who wore fscre seeking 'cglsla-
tlon rcgartllng the tunuelng Ut bridging the
Detroit River luft for hume. thu oblcct Of teir
visit tuvtliE been accomplished. III the liousu
Ut Eontnons to-day ihu Cntnla & Detroit
Rtycr Brttlgu Conlpnny's bit to amcnh the
net incorporating the CnunIn It Detroit River
brilon Company wns rctWrted frutn ,hr Rail-
way Committee, rcnl third time, anil paasetl.
Thu Canadian pnl,uts ilnyu editorials fofcshad-
owing the advantages TINT will result froIn the
nassago Ut tlIs nseasuru. nh tho building OF
lrtdEe ur tunnel In tho Interest Vi tho tirpat
Western SECURES the wnrki.g Of tic Wabash
systcm in connection with thu Canullaa roads
III opposition TO Vanderbilt.
sp;c,"i , p';,;Ma'eh M :" I3e ,.:, Ikt,hnns:, ao,.,.
tca, nppolhtul tu visit Washington allA scr,,ro
legislation tOr the construction Ut br.lGe Mt
this point, has 5eet illAan permanent Commit
tee tn look nft9r tho cty's Interests III tl,e tnnt-
to devise nea,lB Ut securing depot facilities, nu
1ncnhs Ut approacE FUR the Wabasl!: General Aa,-
aecr DEoltghton. OF tho 'Grtak Western, wilt bu
here Tomorrow, and It Is believed thu lso of
md truck will bo secured. Dispatches to.,!lgllt
Rtato TINT bill allIcntling tie charter nf ihu
Detroit Bridge Company ,was passcl oy thu
tusiadinn pariinmunt ut Ottawa. but tlsnt tho
decided not to take action IN the br!dge all,l
tunnel question nt this 8csstob.
R1luELL1oN AGAINST ryANDERyfLT.
tpeciaf Bsaa.ch 10 The 7iibHHe.
pAtrtMonE, May 5.-rhe rcportclcontcn,p plnt-
cd connection Ut the Tolcilo,s Wabash Il Western
Rond with tic Ualttmoro l. OHIO fur Clieaso Mt
Detlalcr a,l the construction Ut an lndcurnd-
ent limo from Detroit to connect tho drnnd
, 1879-05-06

J.p. Slnttscrsott, ch!of clrnlant-catcher IN
lnt.a, has ralst alhetJ.luar elephants since his
nrrlyai Ut Mysure III pnceDi ber. -Four nlei Vi
tbs rIspflant catching loreu hays been killed
An elcptaut died rers,'tly - Valcatta wl1cl! u
wi,un tIoyernor.tleuernl Ut t,Niu l0O years ago.
'i'ts ntIIslsi was ,robaby % ycara old ut lhat
1lult,
, 1879-05-06

CEpAn RApIrs, la., May ;.-Thu Fremont l.
Elki,orn Railroad have dcctaed to extunl their
line from WIsucr, Ncb, up The Els'orn Valley.
about twenty miles, tllis season. md thu COLI
trnct fur gslldinE has been let to tl.a 0'llarn
Brothers, oi thia city. 1'lc work will bo puallcl
with yirJr,
, 1879-05-06

NV THUff 10' nv EH'H'VH H{TEHHFs
rAnie, Mar A.-~lhe billiard tournament Goth
n,cngrd hero tonight III lii. Urand ilolul II una
Iu which Americans III Paris ccrunly, md tl4oso
u hong no doubt. uru deeply Interested. Twn
vi thl. players. Albert Uarlicra Slaurttc llaIr,
arv from the Eut,el HtAtes, whllc tue snh1e on
wnsvA llac Easnes urv Lr"s i'aycd has bcen ltl!-
, 1879-05-06

.. SCULt.-ttCE.
NEW ORLEANS, May5.-rhe Muskrovc.Crotiy
slnH'c'seull race was won by Musgroye. Mile
anl half nrl return. Time, % ninutos rs
seconds. After going l.dff mile. crottY's boat
struck the sunken wreck vi d SCHOONER, breaking
IL rowock nnll taking water.
, 1879-05-06
TIE PRESENT MArci1.

.,.. THE PRESENT March.
.baa %"st = haaan's phjtary over Courtney ut LII
,osts eaoada' lastiall, sona ot lta lrlcnls wurs
e,S 'as 70 tot GU 1aatcl, with gutnc ot The Eli
to,s.,, s,y,l'eFs, anlras, thu Canadian didn't care
vn A's msa 'no big fish at te tlrst eo-otr, tnutrh
pto,nt.'a MINUS Will llu"aon, Mho was regarded rs
ies, s "sn oaFsnlan, at.i Who Guu nuysr met d.
N,ashs,....1 ,.. 1o-aay. 'co'. sha4, our Consul u
Of otn,,a'ef. n.4, WHO has always bden warm tro,id
dun i' ,,,a' was prou'iusut taselertiu,; llaw.
hin s. ae Nun With whun the l1omlntou uats-
u i,c T. ~ measure lla,!es. Tile TOURIST wns 10
elaster '1'%ns .' ota OIL tllc Tyne kwu anil thrtp:
squ.t' .as M1es stral4htawpY, W.scra =, many
tjr Asss !'aye been rowsd, thu stukes 81, ,0ts0
l. H,r,aans,a as,a ll1c esent to take p!acs Huy
month. tha'aa la4 baeu., In EnuIuui ,su,,iu
!As ibsu.as ahu i}rst took! t!1aS bearings Ut
tstn lorat., ios !e' lew weeks, but utterly hps
tae TINE ~ ~ Newcastle, taktnE,iatly spins ~,
tls ~, soa1 Aealth during liz r1slJul1cp un,,I,,.
labs r.',i!aes, Tlth fk.u vxrrntt,n III su,u ii
IL n.,Iiofteft lhat t4ter{prrtf AR time vii,
" eoniIIiv, ilaw'lon II said t$iAaya been uut
1tprt1etsna !ass week, hut uuiHuturauy hr ID
YER H. ~. to hays beeit ali e).l,., unit wu;,t
Ae tows, 9,'sse IN snod sts!a atA5:ut raptA rate.
feputalitN III g'ka! form. tlniiy trt.'it to hia
eas 1.me H. 10 pretty mud lInIsAr.t oarsnat. At
eal HpsI" a'ttta.e4 furty struae es tu te minute,
~. fF.cp,.s .n. ~ Aus nn.l M!fls frc.ll. HIM
ax IynesiSS'"ese nlGrrns 1874 IN till, wh!e
@l. . tavkers wanlru il,u ouds oi Y
~"
w lar, - kbwAnp uAFuAn,
4fish pasells Ut Turouto, Ontario
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DROBATE ORDER.

state Of Michigan County Of Alpena.-ss
At a session of the Probate Court for said coun-
", held az the Office of the Judge OF Probate
IN the city and county OF Alpena, and
A. ID. 1879. ' VI y
Present, the Honorable jonathan n rp,,io
Circuit Judge presiding. -"''''
In the matter of the estate of John w. Rod
man, and George r. Redman, deceased
On reading and filing tho petition of Robert
Arthurs, President Of the Fifth National BanE 81
Pittsburgh, Penn, by Holmes a Carpenter their
attorneys, duly verified, praying among other
things that the claim OF sand petitioner In bohalf
OF the SAID Fifth National Bank, against both of
said estates, be heard, examined and adjusted by
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ye assigned fof the hearing of said petition and
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OF Alpena, and show cause, ifany there be- why the
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Dated at Alpena, January Is. 1870.
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said she would probably never
wake if not disturbed. In a day
or two she will be allowed to sleep
two hours at time and the time
of rest will be gradually increased
until she can take all the sleep she
desires without fear of injury.
Yankton, Jan. ia Cheyenne
agency special to the Press and
Dakotian says the runners from
the hostile camp held council
with the agent, at which council
they talked very Independently,
says it makes their heart bad TO
see their friends here deprived of
gun and horses. Saturday they
held a council with the commander
of the post, Col. Wood, at which
council they were very meek, said
all they wanted was to come in,
and they would give up their guns
and ponies. They must dosomething
soon, as the buffalo are moving,
and they have to follow them. Ere
this the entire hostile camp Of not
less than $4,000 people are on the
American soil and working sonth.
The runners will wait here at Red
Skirts camp twelve days to hear
from Washington.
Washington, Jan. l6.-The sub
scriptions to the four per cent. loan,
for the six days ending Jan. 10th,
is S37, $4,000. A call for the re-
demption of another $4,000, 900 |
of the six per cent. bonds, was is
sued on the 18th.
Detroit, Jan. 20.-In the Grnco-
Roman wrestle, between Col. j. Ii. |
Mclaughlin and Andre Cristol, at |
Whitney's opera house, on the
evening Of the 18th, Mclaughlin,
after three minute struggle, threw
Cristol, breaking his collar bone.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The encyclical letter of the Pope
appeals to the Italian Government
to restore to the Church a degree
of liberty which would enable her
to efiicaciously employ her influ-
ence in favor of society. The Italie
says the encyclical letter is the
commencement of crusade against
modern institutions.
A dispatch from Candahar, At
ghaniston, says Gen. Stewart has
received intelligence that Yacoob
Khan has fed from Cabul.
New York had $1,000 900 fire
on the nth, and Cincinnati had a
blaze on the 10Th. There
has been the usual nuMber of little
Tres in various parts of the world.
The sheep farmers in Scotland
ost over 100000 sheep by the re-
cent snow storm.
a heavy snow storm visited
Southern Ohio, last week extend
ng as far south in Kentucky as
Richmond, delaying trains on all
he railroads of that region, in
ONE instances stopping them en- h
irely. At Maysville the snow is a
ixteen inches deep, and drifted to "
depth of five feet. The heaviest i
now storm for twenty years. "
farmers are apprehensive of the 81 81
'ss of stock. At Ironton, Ohio, II
o trains have been able TO leave ?
ne city. Mills have been obliged a
stop on account of no coal. The |,
20 in the river remains firm. y
A st. Petersburg letter, dated 7
lnuary, 11th, says a collision oc- G
lrred on the Warsaw railway,
irty miles from st. Petersburg, on re
80, o 10
e 10th, by which twenty persons >,
ere killed and thirty-two injured. W.
gi
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pal citizens Of Jelalahad, the prin-
cipal Khan expressed his content
ment at the change of authority,
and freely offered his services
The health of the troops is good at
present, and will probably remain
so until the wet weather begins.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Rio Janeiro, Dec. 2l.-The Gov
eminent proposes the extinction Of
all monastic orders and applica-
ton of their property to the re-
demption of the national debt.
The Italian envoy at Rio Janeiro
telegraphs that yellow fever has
reappeared and several deaths have
occurred.
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cal nnVe "rrsnged for Clubbing the Phreuoloo,
he en,a.s .ia "hn fieminms, ~ above, which will
s ue issn.hed with the AHous, for $50 Adar..
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India, Jan. 15.-The Quettab
column under Gen Stewart has got
possession Of Candahar. The Kby-
her and Kurum columns have gone
into winter quarters, the Khyber
troops being stationed in support
ing detachments from Jelalabad TO
Mousbera, so as not only TO pro-
tect the road, but also 10 ease the
strain on the commissary depart
ment. At a meeting between the
British authorities and the princi-
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