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LONDON, Feb. IL. A dispatch from
Sydney says that the Austrian Govern
ment has released Cresswell alias Orton,'
the pserdo Sir Roger Tichborne, from the
insane asylum at Paramalta, New South
Wales, where he has been for some time
confned.
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| Mr.. Charles Klein, book-keeper for the
brewery firm Of Foss q &schneider, is cele!
brating his fortisth birthday anniversary
to-day. . ~ ....- d. .......
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI. Feb 11-2P. M.
|. New York exchange quiet and weak. Rates
lower. We quote at 1-10 discount buying and par
selling. ~
Sterling ID quiet and easy. Sight "a So, 60
days at "a SO. per9 sterling.
| Government 6onds firm, with an upward ten
,deney.. Theelocal ratesto-day are asf0llows:
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Herb baiine Bitters,g
rbaline Bitters.

The only medicine in tue world com
pounded from American Wild Herbs in
combination 18th the.iGulf Plants of Mex'
leo. One dose cures sick headache, indi-
gestion and, biliousness Two doses will
cure any, ordinary cough or colda Try
them. They are thebest tonic in the world.
Yoa, can find them at Keeshan's dug store,
corner Sixth and Walnut streets iicy'i ift
Directions for using in sixteenlanguages
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II ---,''-,g HOTELS. a E zetsN
MT. AsIRX HOTEL,

''s|2i7 A7" " MT. AIRY. Georgia.
/ 100 feet above tide ewater,s on the Piedmont
Air Line Average tempsraturerin winter, 4s'.
Chalybeate and Freestone springs resident physi-
cian; near the famous gold ana mineral regions
Of Georgia. a' 70 NC WILCOX. Manager
FRED. H s6orrxLD, Of Uplands Hotel Eastman,
Ga, and late OF the windsor Hotel, New York,
Assistant Manager ~ ~
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BITTERS.
Herbaline Bitters

The pnrest and best medicine II, the world
for delicate females whether young or
old, married or single, relieving and curing
their complaints asif bysmagio.
Herhaline Ritters,.
The most valuable remedy ever found in
the vegetable kingdom for delicate, chill
dren, being pleasant TO take, easy of ad-
ministratipn, prompt in their action, GER
tain in their results and al ways safe and re-
liable, No ,vermifugesi on other remedies
will free the system from worms like the
great Herbal, Tonic. s,g4 10 sc.staq hi
HeFbaiine Bitters,o Hag'
The most wonderful discovery Of the age,
are curing all who use them of sdiseases.of
the stomach bowels blood, liver kidneys,
and nervous system, ,aT1 .Tah1hsf '
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h HOGS Market quiet and steady Common s. 50
a4 TO- fair to goeda light "a 20a4 40, fair to good
packing 81 20@4 S5. and choice butchers at "a 40
'CCATfLETMarkets steady and quiet. Common
St 66@a 25 ,fair tb med ltm Sf A01 good to choice
SO 25@4. shipping at Ah94 85
/ SHREP--Actsves and frms Common to fadr
IS 56@4 rs, good 10 choice 81 75g5 Is.
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Cincinnati Live Stock. Markst.,

CINcfNwArr, Feb lll-2P. M
Tfiesfollowing are the receiDtsa and shipments
of live stock for the past q hours: =
, 1880-04-06
PENSIONS.

TflOPOsRD .CIiAN(1E8 IN TINE LAW,
.a.e..'a.-..'. ..t, .r,,a r,.s...,,,...
WAe't1Nd1oNs u. T.. hprl 6'-ine committee
m Invalid Pensions, which hns hMd under con-
tsnn md crncnacs NJ prnsion Agents. In. ourccd
-. ~. .'.. 49,. +',or.,i.. n.t,,1
Dnvls, of Chicago, presents tho report. 1t saya:
"The Committee thinks thut the prcser1t sntnry
r,s I,onu,n,, A,cnts u nm nor. nnn,,,n ie int ~
" ~ 80 IH F' ~.e., r. ....,,',. ~. 80
cesslSe' IHo agent ls se'lu'ca 70 K4so Als ct'a'
stunt attention to mi o1tfco disburstn8 mnny
millions Of dollars Rppunlly, for which i.O il r3-
, 1880-04-06

,o,u .,.,,.,,, ~, ,,,,,,r,,. ,,,r, ,n,.t1. ,l,-
,r,a,,s ~. },,u u ,. tirsI.,t ac,inr Viz Mavt,r
Mnrshni, .tusiict @ III II n" lcns.e. mt,,l ptpb.:y
Stl Gn'tiasnr ., mo .r
WITTY ~ sc se'' H., \, 'tInf nnns nes, Ctinnc,
ns,,v rntcH r0 t0r ma WA, rss ~ nnrsw4
H'"ns .ei, III .n,st n, y X. cSi.uso t;S,..
n.rr,'r f;nrvs Mirh,. M AnrJl g--,rh" lIctu1,.
Irnms "rrt 'st' IN cttiTc nIfv ttnkoi nn,i four
4 lims,nnT ve' H.IvIt ~ Nirhn,s: Mntority f1r
tr" = m, rh fHtt1ns' ~ t;,tnt oinnf nniv
M nf,a, IT, ~, Aho e''~e'' ''e"o' ''"o' way
''' Sptetal n.poteA to 1n4 Chicago Tribune.
r,,' mC.i'' ~ r., ointn, ~ fnn,L;"n
WrraS,l 1,,i at,ont ~ t,"rmIsSncr. mix iIrn,u.
tra, ,,;nu @ H. ,,sn ~ rnmnfn:a ftr,I,t r"t
nnr Sn,r ~" t%,r 'rrens,p"r AMI l,,stjcr
rhn }in,n,i,Itt"I.s olrs,i t,vo Xiii ~ fair HuNr.
, 1880-04-06
CO1iMITTEE-1VORK,
HACK CoMPkkRATIOa.

6pet{at DtspateA to 2xs Chicago Tribune.
WAe,nNaTox, II. C., April b.-Tho Iiouso Conn
msttoo on 1'oat. Ollcea ta.tlAy voted 0n bill to
nay to tho Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy HALL
why Company buck compensation for carrying
Sunday mutls from Chicago 10 Omaha, attor
service Ind bcen discontinued by an ordor from
the Department. Tho aam Involved Ia hbout
$lH,0O0 Tho vGt0, En far as taken, 10 10 report
tho I'LL adversely, NJ follows:
AWa-Stonc, Money, Evans, Jones, md Cook
u.
NuEa-Shel1oy, Joyce, Rul 6iuglnton-l
Tho vote u not tleuislvn, Ga 1t WA uzrood that
the rest OF tho 'Cotunlittc0 should have tho
right to yotu when they aro present. Mir. SinEle-
ton hopcs tho I'LL vii, bo reported farorably
Whun A1l tho nnnhGrB havg recorded tloir votes.
MILITIA HILL.
10 the Vtsttsr, AiIoetated prrss.
WAHnis0TDs, u. C., April S.-Tho ltouEo Com
mittae OIL MtIitIa to-lay rol,sIlutlt lteprGsonta-
artn!nY, ind diseiph!ng militia" The report Of
the sut,.Comnlttteo WIS Toad, ani tho bill, as
u,nctl.lc4 by tl0un, WIS tAkcn UP, and twenty
tfrrp Of ia twenty-fo,lr SECTIONS aduptc1l. Ree.
IN, defining tho eontrOl at tho F1tsittDnt IT tho
National Militia, wus passod over for tho psus-
tut.
MALL ooNTHAcTs.
Tho IIttise Ctanm1tteu on Post 0nlccs md
T.Yt-tsoatit tn-d4y agreed 10 report fnyuralr. u
Q spccai tanntrnct With the. 1t. Louis lir!aRo
Conipany fur CARRYING tho lnatls anrs@s tho Mls-
lnY to statutc4 relative 10 t1g approval of mall
contFacta. undgr tho prrsont law eotstraniora
muster, Irrespective Ut locatlot,, and the Depart
tlcnt being ubtlxed 10 ucecpt such approval
Yreat hllttlda md opportunity have Icon of-
fcrxl for Ytrnw-bpnd Tho btll In question pr<'-
lxmes to ,u1uire tho approval Of the Postmaster
of the town nr city wtcrs tho contractor sesldes.
Representative Singleton submitted hla rt,-
port upon tho clalIn II tho Chicaga. burlington
J. Qslincy ltailruud for extra cullpa nsutlon tor
carrying tho snails oil Sunday. Tho report
| but tNv cvmmittec. 70 .. decided 10 report ad'
, 1880-04-06
vcrsbly npon It, 80 tho nr,nhcrs OF tho Com
inIttco absent nay bc allowed 10 rcoor} thelr
THE EXODUS.

OTHER wITnEesEs EXAMINER.
WAR,11Sn1oS, u. o., Apr!, 6-Tho 8cnnfc FIX
ns Commit ten to-ilny examined fur Witnesses
H. !. Waters, n lnwyrr. from Fort ecntt, kas.s
testified regarding tho fsnlnKrhtIon into sotitn-
crn Knnsns frntn Texns. The Nlrtlen Of tho
complaints Of tho lsnmlgrnnts srns hnrtl times.
tnlldoztng, stonn Of political rights, and limited
school facilities for thgir Children
]. ". wEiEE1.En, -.
colorct, Of 81. Louls, and manager Of tho Col
orc llclief Association at TINT point 5tntcsl that
over % 0N0 osrIgrnnts passed thr,ngh tho hands
of tho Association 1T st. Io.iIs, and ho Thought
TINT altogether, by the ntd Of tho different aaso-
o3ations, fully el,tx0 had located III Kansas frutn
tho South. iie thought tho movement was on
tho Increase.
Mn. II. oAs1.s
Republican. Mayos Of Toprkn. Kas., thnught
r within the Law ely months mt fey ep!lioia;.
although he believed seycn.tenths IT those hr.
rivlnK necdc<l .aaaistanc6. They warn looksd
asr u II Tape sns a
fns,m, Europe. Tho pcople q rupekn wsso d.
81 a" tho ",ivissS!ty II ths ncsroes eo1'ina IL
Knnaas- 8t,mc Republicans thOnEht knnsns vvna
es,tinR .rfet Ct tht thing Ta YoSplal"ts !nts
| Eenornlly inscc,1r!ty of life and
DEPRIVATION or POLITICAL RIGHTS
| fn the polith. Ouc co!orcd man. who had beer,
located IN tt,o country for seycrnA motha. nat
witrcsa TINT thousands of inl1nRnlntR would
it.t,tEn II tiaoy ctlltl ol,tntn tho menus to Ert
assoctatIona refused to asstst thcn, IN returning
] HonatUr yM,rhces nekcd witness II thcre VII.
| not y vein Of dissatisfaction With tho present
70 this question witness ans1crcl. Yes
@ n fely y. II H. 2ue 2r 's 1,1' rr n 'f }o "at sn
, 1880-04-06
:,
CONNECriCUT.

EptttM Dspatth 70 7Ht Dh1fHgo 1T1bIHss
HARTFORD, Coun,, April 6.-Tho Republicans
won au unexpected and overwhelming Victory
In tho municipal election to-day. Morgan q.
u!keley. President ot tho A::na Life. !ns,!rnIcs e,
Ihpan ans o9 H. Or te %'osa sao r M
Mayor, and 1. elected by ovor LIMO tnn1ortty
oyer ChArloa II. ChnpTn.i, Domocntt, although
on straight ytIto tho city In ilcmncTatiu by nt
leIlht GU uiAiDrity. THO ncpubl!cnns eject tho
halanre 1t tho city t!Gkot with tho exccpuon nf
City Collector. and ala0 olept two out nf uiKht
Ahl0sihun ANl tWenty-olla out 1f thlrty'tw0
CDuncimen. ChnpnAn W4.a MI unpopular cata-
dhtatn md tlfssonsinEa In tho Democratic ranks
ulsp contributed to tho rcRNlt,
, 1880-04-06

SENATE uEDATR ON THE UTE AHNEEAkHT.
Spetta. DIspateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
WARtr1H0rnx, D. O., April 6-Tho debate IN
tho bill rAtifying tho ngrcomcnt with tho Ute
Indians was continued to-'lny IN tho sDnnto,
Morgan md Dawes muktns speeches, both In op-
position to tho bill. Morgan opposed Il chiefly
On constitutional md legal grounds, citing pro-
visions Of tho statutes prohibiting tteatics with
Indian tribes n8 si1ch, md arguing that this
agreement made with tho Utes vas In defiance
Of law. lie also severely criticised the rrova-
Ions Of the bill, arguing that It was unwiao
md tnexpediont. and would prove Intellectual ns
Il settlement. Mr.. nAwcs' speech was d vigorous
arratgnment Of the whole c0slrsc OF tho Coy
cr11tnent toward the Indian rncc. 1io spoke
with unusual enrtlestncss and force, 1nd
llul tho close attention of majority OF thu
senators present. Tho only encct, MS ho thought,
OF tho present bill would bo to postpone for
few yenra tho impending trouble In Colorado,
but 1t was utterly iuofrcctnat M n part OF gon-
eral Indian policy. lie ridiculed tho proposed
distribution of <G0 CO. annually among the Utos
por capitn. Tic dwell On tho fnct that tho In
titan Ind bcen schoolcd by the fGfthlesness Of
tho Government to suspect that he will ,o over
rcncllci In every treaty mado With tho Govorn-
mont MD every transaction With wh!to mon. Tic
rccited with clouncnce md strong effect tho
atory Of tho cnrol wrongs inflicted upon tho
Northern Chcycrtscs and tho pnncas. The policy
Of cxtcrminntlon which tho Government md
to I i,s q nGandouc. III 5 I'd f and hs thnksd uoi far it. il
hnd been rotnrious failure. The pt,l!ty OF Mt.
teptinx to settle lnt,ians IN an 6cln IN s9y. r..
courtA uf justice he esteemed to hg futile. Tho
adult Indinn cnnnot !car1, ~ to farmer and to
nsFe a"nsFee ~ fs Se sn
nf cfanshp strong IN tho Indian rrnrp1 uslcF
relaton1 tnat neither arinT r, ~ oE s en-
which promised my real and permanent ni1cccSa,
isto c,i',eate In;l!,lu children firm, tnfsnc{ tn
, 1880-04-06
lilo Ynzoo Plan Adopted by the
Denl0crnts at Shelby
vI1lC.
Negroes Driven from tho Polls and
White Republicans Badly
Maltreated.
A Republican Gatn Is, However, 1ndl'
Gated Throughout the State,
And the Ballot-Box Reform Amendment
Is Probably Carried.


Srttidt Dtpatch 10 1n4 Chicago Tribune.
nto0Mtxurox, H., April 6.-Tho School Dnnrtl
election to.tlny rcturns 10 thotr scats jacob Ja-
coby and Miss Georglnua Trnttcrt tho vOto
standlng: JacoOy, l5eo; Trottcr, LIS; It. F.
c1ar"s, % ill.,. April sTno - :s Town ii Maroa, at
saIoons by thirty Inn ajority. This town has bcof
sse+ ss .ea tas s' y iSe Ssssss tribune
Ct.1sroN. tll., April b.-The city election to.tsny
W. 9t.0 S;s Sp Sty fr ;e tc H.
N!st two yynrs hns been tlntlor the nntt- license
administrator. md 'Tc hare MT nst! I = snloon
] nx n ya4 a o e ecse 9"y y ~. o IF %fsert u. Ms
rho First Ward gave nn llicclsso majority OF
eighteen for Mayor, and elected tho twt, Alder;
rl w"ris VIZ |e's bye 'j njority % of iyety.onn ii
both warsls FOR Mayor. a,,tl elected four Adler.
ns. 1hs nSw cty I,s VI! lC ~ ty,lnws ';,s
i,,en, Flint Will 8. t. XIX and john vIilo,txh:
secon Marl Hloseph f,res"stteE and "!'
-'''' Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 7rabunt.
eiestie, &ss e staae n @hF ov ns twn aa e.
elected q John 4. 19nr Mayor; BY !T' matIrity
Manhal, by Soa: slso four Aldermen and o.
acllonl Iltrt' ncIn her. Tho !,oslocrata olra
fur Aldermen and ono Suht,ol f,ngsl lnamt'cr
THO cnntest dnvnlopett intn nose of per*nna.
ttnn political nffatr Tho vote on Tho R;tlo.,n II.
Ignored. The new Council will probably favor
llGCnsnY.
Spteta! Dhpateh to Ias cat:aeo Tribune.
in-tlny tho HepubIlcans elected two Aldermen IN
three wnrtls. For dty Clerk, T.: G; llMtch!Hsonn; y u
t:rnmborlin; City Treasurer, 0, II, Hren';
| Street Commissioners, Il. 1Tnenkcin1cr. There
wns IN opposition to tho Dcuocrat!o City Sur
rUyor.
, 1880-04-06
STORM IN THE SlERRhS,

SAN FnANOlaC0, April h.-Tho seyercst storm
over known In tho BlornN Nevada Mountains
during tho lnonth If April occurred OF, Friday
md Saturday, hfockln9 up tho railroui woat uf
Honn, 1t Ehiigrunt unp. suyen hundred and
nifty fpet Ut 8nnW. .sheds tave bcen Frustrated:
Tho roaa Ia clear esst f.f lseno, Tho wreck OF
shhr-sheds haA llDpn cfeartl AWAY, Gnd trhllla
Aru now moving both Gust aud WGat.
, 1880-04-06
ENGLISH ri OnDS.

lHAAl1tS OlVNHbt ...
New Y0nK, April b.-lI. 81. s, Uacchante, from
Jamaica, hMytng OH boanl tho Princes Albert
Victor anil George Of Wales arrtyodat the lock-
yRtu IN liorrnudaa Oh blnn'lny laat. In CON-
sequence of their youth tic ral!o hI!s hocn laso
that the young rrllbcea uro nUt 70 rcnift {ho
puhliu hnnurS usually accorded to Nnynlty,
flulleo thu luck Of demonstration upon tho Ar-
flynl pk the lAcG1Inltt1.
, 1880-04-06
SUPREME COURT.

WAsH1s0ros' u. C.' April b-Ihe 1o!lo"hs
Supreme Court decisions were announced:
No. no. Alex Dow1tch, Assignee Of Charles
~. laI.. pla. ., .... u', ~. ~ 49, ,1sta;
IN error 10 tno Clfeo't sourt o. tne onseu .a.
wns a suit brought BIZ plaintiff In error to re-
coycr @ conversation from tbc CITY Of I,oston for
a bnll,llng bclongtnR to Charles II. lInlI which
was blown up during tho gFent tro Of 1877 for
tho purpose Of checking tho progress OF tho
un,raa Tbo sr,t ,yua lrn,,Dht ,n,ler n Etato
aa9e ,a, ans es'.t w." .,,". o.t,. s,,,r,a.
slatute Wnlcu pr"slaes snAk Enc'i 'uo "sst.ac.
tion OF building to prevent the sprcau Or lire
orrtrnore nct1rp = cortontt,., md when thn ffrc
,. ,o., ..,.t, a,,aat,.t 81 .,,nt
shall taefe ~ haso bcon hctuhny cneoacsl ~ t.ut
point, tho owner Of tho demolished building
shall bo ontltlod to recover reasonable co1npOn-
sutton frnm tbo citv. The Jutlve OF tho District
directed tho lury 10 Fcnucf WE.
, 1880-04-06
AN APPOINTMENT. A

Bps<af u1pateh to TIA tAteaea Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April b.-{luv. smith has up
polntcd Pt0f. D.anlo1s, Of tho State Unlverhity,
stala Atalyst Ut EuM and DrugA, which wus .aus
thorizsd Dy III ast of tho lust Legislature,
, 1880-04-06
THE TELEGRAPH WAR


Mon1LH. April BIN tho caso Ut tho America
Union Telegraph Company ys. tho Westun
Union Company, In tho Ch9nccry co.'rt, foF IN
Injunction to prevent Interference with coln-
plA,punts by tho Woater,a Union IN the constn9c-
uQn Of lines O ruiiwnys III AlAbautll. Chancellor
AuxtiIi dissolved tho Injunction and dismissed
tho BILL Of tho Amcrican Union Company.
, 1880-04-06
INDIANA.
Epkt(dt N1ratch to IA4 Chftd1o Tffbut.a.

snEnnyvtl.LE, Ind, April S.-Iho Dotnocracy
,o .'.' s,ai,,I,, nu ana nMa ~ onorat,on ~ '1"s
,,nosa ,t,,.a-, .sa.n.a,, n..,sa,r - ,,.a hi.,,tn
negro otilzen presented hihlscil 10 so'e' h'sFo1o
no t,amnod nRgor should cast vote. At this a
GaM,.'sM ,epao''ca!' !naao OUT & tne propet a'
Whom he presented himself ho WIS sot npon by
Tho % s.,,,aro, thrcatcr,na to Xii him II he IT.
tc'hptoa 10 fole' W tho snl1le tn'o us'nH clups
on y White m'si who took tho ''eHrns part
After tho wonnslod man was cared for and tho
who hns llved In tho State all hle llfo' wont up to
The i panocratIu @ o % mob headed s % by Ice ~ Anaden,
County Treasurer. atvcarlnr TINT not another
ntrrcr shn,,ld voto. cnm,ncnocd heating Tho
negro mud drngginE him out Into tho middle OF
tlo street. whore be was almost killed. While
An As'n n wss afas as ssaa on hs w5 5S0nshs o b
wiollofi hy 4 Republican, which laid him out,
touring his acalp opon Gyo inches. Tho Wou!l..
@ VIZ III she c souS "aE
1Stllsior hImr:; hit tic mai, in,.fls Esxi iils
SsRs; So s'fss. Ct o would ba'o been 'Aush'or0d on
:, Following this, acorgo sprnge. n great bully
and shoMider,h!ttcr of tho ArtstlcN clan, ut
tackled 1'anlcl Naeff, moro r!Slly ot y maa.
oicc,s stood silently BY. never offering to Inter-
negro, -<'
Tho COurt-Iiuusa was turned into Democrat
tc a,lloon, md tho ncgroca wcru driven from tho
polls, The xCt,y which t3It3 this fl,s etl by md
supported by tho DeH,Oclntic ultccrH.
Ihu llny his bccE ono Of continual bloottstlnl
md bl,lltlnxing. lscnublleans to.nigat were or
slerp Oft tho sidewalks their ltyea bctuK thrput-
nrctl II u,oy refused, Ilelpcga mon Wyra cpu-
froGtod With rrynlypr1 md EulveR, and ppnceflll
men werc assaulted In tho most brutal Inunrcr
Au,aIcT, who ID lytnr III II critical condition, ia
fhp lnnn who pti tl1o mnb which nttnckcu tho
clnIsrs.tlt tr1.in horo in December jIo and lis
clnfi ,llNy j,stIy bo termed sct IL t1cstlcrocs
VIM ilre i ,lisurace to tho county ind to tho
Btnto They acted to-llny rs tilolr ficndtsh mt
.rcs guided tiioul. planting n tho very centro Of
put to shar,lo any Rotlthorn state.
Speetai Durateh to 1ne Chicago Tribuna
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 6,-fho township ciec-
tlons throughout Tjpnecpi,oo County pttgdpd on
very ulllutiy ThcrS VIM an ABSENCE Of the
hllrly- -lnr]y TINT ttsi,nly acconpics orr tiw,l-
ship DIcutl6y inul1 10 to fle pulls yptc Atld 10
ulitjlIt tjloIr business, III Fnlrileld ToWHsh}p
iCiy OF Lnfnycttc1 fhrce tickota nru II, tho nld:
ilr,t,hlten,l. Detnour1lt. hid firrentnck, Two
yetrs AEo lin yofo On Trustee stood: Do1nocrnt,
l1bH: Wenliitnn. NSl: iirrcnt,nGk. D19 Tho y0tc
thia ynar ,Tili faf bnInw tl,t nf iS;s N"o '"'1
Epstiai Ditpateh 10 Tas Chieano tribune.
IHnIANArorfs. Ind. Aprli h--ThG c!cctinn tn
tt1ls tjty nlssYl 3f 1Inf|y tO-fiY nElnt,t Two.
thIrs II n WHO lnInr poII,,t1 trhe intorrxt If
course conferred in the ad0rtfon OF tic coisti-
iEonul trnnntuetfg md ,Iit1frnry tn rYIhoctn.
, 1880-04-06

TEnnE HAurE. April 6-Tho Union printcra
Of this city nro on strike for I'M incronso OF
wMgcs, Thero Ia a demand for non. Union ptIpt-
Crs hQre,
, 1880-04-06

nALTfMOHE. April 6.-The wnRcs Of tho en-
ptoyts OF tho baltimore & 0hi1 ftOaN a,lh all the
divisions haye boon advanced 10 por cont.
, 1880-04-06

~ a}rh N
cPeeu1 D"p@1s' :, ~ -, III Wooro-
WARRINGTON, u. u. Aprll p.-A3' "o"sc,
tGrcenbackcs) finally Ind hIs dny In court. and
tho.vnn6cr "a tint SpcAker Randall, from nny
,sns..,a., w ~ t,,n norccrot1o nnrtv nr far
ofns'oet'uoIt Aol I.o -" .t~a" ,.,,,tSs ,or,,aa,
nny othcr reasoil, hn6 TOT thfee montns rtlnaeu
to recognize him, claiming parliamentary
1,,o,cz ma fnvIttnp aeycro comment 10 nccorn.
e.. ' - ~. ...so,. a,n,1-o, ,,ondni, nrrcc,
pls'l tais' Llst mtcA el'on.. .sa' . ~ nae
to Rive Mr.. Weaver recognition, anu INC trccn'
haek pnrty wne happy. 4 few momonts wcre
oii1vrd tn-dov far debate. in tho course OF
a!l'"cu 'os ao,, ~ H,aseata,I,.a ~ ,to roa,1,,.
which ac1l' nafaola enaFnaoal'ncu III. 'eso. w.
ton as tho lust attempt OF tho
rclirs of mn cxuIrlnR party to make
,.aa,s T,,t IN Nntionnl affairs, and
nso1i iu's 1,4".,on ~ .. ss,,, ~ ~, :. cot, r.
then tho famous !esololon c"Wo " u Notc, -
proposed, briefly, that oil tho currency sho'lA
ID issued aad lts volume controlled by Gov
s,a.,+ ,,a mi throro1, 1,nnks: that. .trrcspcct-
e1nMeht .aot ,'n,s ~, Ali ,aen,. .tn,or.
1ro Of volume. II saonla oo lu'. t,tc"r; snr;
that of $1s2 900 600 funded In lhSl
al. before, mono should 10 refunded beyond tho
1o,sor -, novcrnmcnt to ro,leom INSTANTLY, and
, 1880-04-06
:RoN-FOUNI,1:lss' STRIKE.

Spfttd9 O0tTttH 70 3AF EH1fd9b 3TIbHhss
Dt0oMINoToE. ill., April 6.-Tho trun-foun-
dry OF tho Chlcago S Alton 1load at n!oosning-
ton suspended operations to-day owing to
strike nn tho part ut tho hetpar5. who demand
an advance Of wagcs from, 81 to &l.50.
, 1880-04-06

= HHlFIN0T0, UO0h6 Cos LII, ft6: !H!g
n1An Sir: haye been using your INDIAN D10oD
EyRu for sotne f!!a and nm pcrse.tly Rasted wlth
pustt9 Y.IenGtheua tho Nerves. cxntates tho sto1o:
npt M Without 1t, NILS. " Ea'rEAl4L.
, 1880-04-06
DANGEROUSLY I'LL.
6pse&as utspaloA II 1hs EAGtape 1fihxnA,

bFSFRNF 72ESFEtR34S
1ttLwAuK8s. April 6.-l. p. Heck, Bupcsin-
tondont Of the Northoru Division Of tho Chicago,
Milwaukee l. It, Paul 1knllroad, WIS stricken
with paraayslA to-day, and lIea In prcrarioua
condition.
, 1880-04-06
ILLINOIS

Disease OK Tho Stomach mud LivoT4
Cairo, Alexander Co.. NJ.
DEAR glI,: sutferinR r.. tomo Inns with IleadAehs
u ueo your reliable INDIAN NlDOD sY1lurt which
Nc. ii EtKhth.at Cl1AH. hltE14LEY.
, 1880-04-06

NEW 0nLEAgR, April t-Tho 'longshoromcn
hnvo struck for 10 cents M hour. Tho present
rate IL 10.
, 1880-04-06

~ ElkhcF, EhAMrN}4n E0- IT.
DEAR HfR. This ID 10 cgrttfy tlat your INDIAN
ni.UOD 6YNul, hua donn me more good for kidnnJ
Complaint and 1ienrL lIseasa than any othct nedt.
Cltli4 and Hcfcfuln- MAR4ANET CllloAs
, 1880-04-06

DIAN StR; Thls i 70 certify thAt your tNnlAN
Dl.i)Ull SYRUP hna CARED me Of Lung utsoAa1,
which had bcen Troubling !ue Tor \ long t!mo.
ehuuffu1IJ 4eGqMDenu Il u MI suffering MnlanM{..
@4SN''' TESLA W1T.rlNt3T0M.