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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-01
Gen. Grants Western Tour.

A Topeka, Kansas, dispatch Of June
81. says Gen. GIANT has accepted by telegraph
the courtesy of the A. T. & s. F. railroad, and
the programme of his western trip will be as
follows: He will reach Kansas City the morn.
ing of July 2, go direct to Merriam Park, on
the Fort Scott & Gulf road, and receive the
people of Kansas during the day, returning to
Kansas City in the evening. The programme
at Kansas City includes q night procession.
On Saturday; July Sd, the general is to be en-
tertained by the people of Kansas City, and
goes to Leavenworth in the evening, spending
Sunday with Gen. Pope at the fort, and start
ing west Monday morning he goes by the At
Gibson, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to Los
Vegas hot springs, New Mexico, and thence to
Colorado Springs and Manitou
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-01
Distress in Ireland.

The London Standard Of Juue 81, says
the home rulers have requested Parnen to in
troduce new bill for relief Of the Irish people
in view of the increasing distress on the out
break CT typhoid fever in several distressed
districts. The bill will ask for 100000 from
she Irish church fund as gift and viii pro.
pose as q committee OF distribution board
composed of the chairman and secretary Of
each Of the four boards OF assessors for relief
already existing, and Foster, chief secretary
fo- Ireland. At meeting of the home rulers,
Parnen presiding, it was unanimously decid.
ed not to oppose the government bill for com.
pensation for disturbance either on the second
reading or on the motion for going into con-
vehtion. but to reserve to themselves the
right of moving amendments in convention.
, 1880-02-09

8Ptctal Dkpafth to ThA Chicago iFtou@A'
NEW York, Fob. IA cnblogram from
London to tlIa Tribune says: The Tories
triumph, this week along the whole line, It
Is long time since they were equally 80
happy. Mr. Governs Jlngu speech, the
Quccn's' appearance at tho Opening OF
Parliament, and tho Liverpool elec.
tion are eacll hailed ~ n distinct
proof Of tho Mlnistera! strength. Mr.. Cow
IN Is, however, nu new recruit. For threo
years past no has been the leading Liberal
lingo Ut Mr.. Waltot's Conpany. The
Liverpool defeat causes 10 surprise.
Tho Liberals expected It, but tiloy
calculated on less majority agalnst
them. Sir william 1larcourt says they
ars content at having .Tetluced the Tory Nlu-
iorty by 1000, but the Libsrals generally ad-
init TINT they wers thoroughly beaten. 1t Is
not surprising TINT Liverpool, which fornlsr-
ly sy1npathized heartily with tho Southern
retrlltt,,,, should ugain :re1terato her atl-
hcsIon to tI!s Tory GAUSS, which she has
almost uniformly supported for 'torty ycars.
Tue Tory organs, while rightly claiming Il
Kreat victory, echo Lord Beacoustielas as-
sertion on Thursday that the true issue ,sas
between tho principle Of tho union Of the
E,nplto on the ono side and hon,e-
rule and dlsnlempenneit Oh the
other. Many Liverpool Liberals refused
, 1880-02-09


WASHINGTON, ~. u, Feo. 7.-ocFerRl reB
tered letters lluye beel received III this country
from 1,etetum addressed to one Collins,
I,roo,,,.n y v The 1,ostmaster.f;enrrat.
=. a." :st ~ ,,s ,,,, n,,arua,. IT tho n,,ss,an
Consilt-ticnera!. ordered lie letters detained.
II npnrars tint two men fraudulentiy OBJ
tntur.i MI nmount Of money from ali old
,,"'.., 4s,n., -, 1,n,1,u,n md fnrwnrtIcd IL IN
friends to bF9okiyi. II u snpseatb ~ 1fsG,fs fsttors
tf itgts ,ii%,,r ~ ,y M t,o rsn,S nirrsscd
10 D a!ye!e om'Sy" s'e xta eas1 f"r ,he ~,
IN n'neat uplnem.lvt. ~ ts IL ~ t,,ti]n6.
fia tin of = Ill., III WHIT ths stasirt;etral s re-
ferFcu ,,sta,, aao Snccs !" t''0 "'''s'"'
Pending ts HGio of itai te 1in,,se ,s apnn plI ne
mgW S,,'i.: rm' my NY r,n. as ,cte unt Il,
rcr"Tt 5 iSr psssass @ lily 5i!is iavsSlng a!!pro'
tee noWsvea, ~ II, III ilts .e''''''' WILL eA"''''e
I: IL pss secrt, @ Uniform practIce Mt NIL ports tho
Treasury Department directs lint j.; r aass nsesr
thefe sa|I bs ionM! A. n,srkS|t ya!as ! y !;
current lMS 1.a; ~ & asl' ,rGIo pSI ~ ~ 'nrt1 o,d
Ky Ky ttns i"Ts nnit1 r c tScrpo,1 or II nter w,ls
tic tic ,aF's' Sano fond H "sst b The vnias of ths
a41y,pai es m,ns, u ~ w r"'nraio RS"Isscr ~
dfhsy =; Hey' ia o. s, @ i""t, i,istrict tcs.
.1! u!hH" ~ III H.. ts.. a,n,m"fftne m,
tlllcH tay ne!nrf KY Ky tie 1anufs nWtfn hn. ~.
!lan A!lisS tI"t ,,e feats ,v';re uSs @ cnn.
tween the Mili'sS a.a i.a!a'ss "ete HUI eo''-
anctve e. df.eHn.mfts a nv!'h M n,,S,o,,o toaov
The itolsse ContilttGn oi leaslnis ur'"!T "
ngree t. rgiMrt 1Avor"iIy 'iie , fsso'u!2n r,,, ~
tttresel,lallve Faicr, INV tise neL VI MalgH
y lal be ~ construed III y !s,v,nae H. ~. III, y,
rlass 9d soIaleIs M1 selvgu ni ~ ~ wv Iis5,ati II
t!io iMlitATs or ysl sstV1Ss s o. Ms nMt
StAleS during the War hi lel: natWithstan..
!ng that = portion OF me lse ocrMrren hei0ae
tiie dcrlnrtlnh OF WIT W AlieT wy ,Iit!,t
ton 81 tl,e treaty penen Ma1n Stsat ;a5n,na i,t
l'tnI. tfnHlEEe lsaS hHCctNsHtL III untnHtIs
, 1880-02-09

wisdom, Of the Legislative Department. The
prny!slon contained III THO fifth section 1nhk-
"ysr, t. ntiier thai Tie regularly, orEs,,lzut
volunteer militia nj this stnsc, ntd the troops
Of thc United Sta,cs With MI, eXcrpt'nM
Of students III c,turatIunat institutions.
where military srieu'r ls tHnElls ns parf ~
sclvrs, togrther as. 4, military company, "
organization, or to drill Or pas1ule with urlns
Il, my rIty Or tnwn In ills Stat. Without t!,e
license Of tho Governor. WIS Intended ny lss
flat Iwing liz objrct, II Is not M lmr!aso.l-
nblc rrstraInt ,Itnn the liberty TT the citizen,
and Is within M Limitation, tlt}nn the excrclHu
OF tho public lnpwcr Of tho Statc. ..-
"The Judgment will be reversed md caiisc
TC1nnMlGil. .JMlglMellt revCrsGI."
, 1880-02-09

10 vote for Lori Ramsay, considering tho
Jlt., ALLIANCE. t1lserctlliabIe nIm dangerous.
oycrsiatctl, but ths- Ir!s1, supported him
unanimously. The Irish hclng stronger IN
Liverpool than anywhere else. tho defeat Is
regarded ~ far ln0re damaging to tho Iar-
hell marty than to the Liberals.
, 1880-02-09
1ta oonstitutionality Sustained
by tile Supreme
Court.
u,,,a,on In The Case OF Dunno,
tho "Contcmpttlotls"
juror
All the Points Of the Communist
Lawyers Upset,
And Judge Barnum's Positions Over
ruled One by One,
armed Bodies Of Communists Not to DO
Allowed 10 Parade.
1udro Barnum's Decision Reversed aud
tho Oauso Romanded.

k.6. |,
MOUNT FEnSoS, .,l.' ,,, w. ~, ans'e ts "Ns
dlcd til tho oifhe q! .'e etv'A s y, tnE Inpse.o
Court for te oo''tho,1l usa'.u ~, .f,sson ~ w.
day copy OF the 9,l'l'"n VI ~. ny. 'onule.o 1,
Court In tllo ense u Dua.'c - tno A.opI'
an appeal from Cook' ~ WI ~ se,"e'i,'uast
.lat, SCOTT alter t!le passage pl 'ho Mill"
law by tho &e'sl"tu,c' WHEEL p1oS'ueu;
anlHuE 0tlcr tsslhgs' .Itt "tlhe'. o""en "
mcn not forming put ol lhe Iesu,Nl mum.
organization slio'lla i't'e I''t'sie l''''st. .he
streets ot hhS clty ".,no"t "s.'su n'.'a,', ~ u
Governor. u 1ha's ny 'ne h'anu VI ne'eleue
and mc1npefs VI us toi"p''S "c!o
arrested anu "l,sn ~ II .n,e"So
po]iec court. nseie"' Ply, ,ca''1su maa.. ~
pay Ills lIle I'M "'<'''u ~ '''iEu a., i''.'"i
for writ OF nant:s c"spus. tno % 'u"so
grantea Lso VIII III ~ !e.s.ns op,1io's, -.
which JIG acciafea Inn apout cseis ses..o"
and clause III tho M''leA nAw ""a aaicolss.'a =.
tional' rus pe'ng msoe:s eo'r.s c,.so' ~, ~
vas imposslole 10 cisiis t'io !n"'tsl .a % ~ ..'e
Supreme Cout. ooo'l alset"'.'''s, , ,.. ,u"o,..'
aman " the hah'o "l p",inc; oclnb sni,l'
moncd 10 appear ~ LIBEL pel't 1nl"t M Cu.a, octo.1
judge l'ariuh1, tHc'i slltlhs III tac G'i"'''a'
Court, p!eaMeN us uAG'.rt.o.', Is ns ov'nH ~
Memher OF 'ne Na,ao''"' uu"'"' , .lu, ny wv
terms OF ulo INV, not "uAc'snp,e W
jury service: ino eoute osellu'eet tle
point and, inc Juror refusing 10 scrYe' As
was fined; and front tilat decision a,i appea,
Wis taken to the supreme Court saltlne 'ase
November at Mn'lnt vernon "heIe tne ease
vas argued by Mr' Cliaf!es a.. Grcgof5 vi
behalf Of the Juror, allu ny Ali. hnoeils on
behalf Of tic people. ZIG oplhto'l III this
most Important case was ilca lo-tlhy' a'ul Is
as follows:
Tho Court 5atd tflnt lilo case llfolFeu Ine
, 1880-02-09
ATTITUDE or TIE ADM1N1sTnA-
TI0N.

Special Disrdteh to 7hs Chicago 1fibunf.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 7.-Tho 'Htate-
munt which follows doubtless fafrly repre-
sents tho attitude OF the Administration with
respect tu The !nteroceanic canal question
that now so greatly ag!tates tho Dcnoeracy
here: Two Democratic numbers Of tho
lIouse Interuccanfo Canal Committee nru
sa1d to have yislted tise Stata Department in
II condition Qf considerable excEtomant few
days ngo tdF ascertain why the Adn!nlstra-
ton was allowing the Monroe doctrine tn bo
tor1l to pieces without llRkfng some protest.
How Secretary Eyarts defended himself "
not publicly known, but ho 1nay have told
Ills visitors tint Whenever any lclln!t act
whlc>. IL III contrayention ot the Monroe
doctrine Is performed by any European na-
tion the Administration will then consldcr
what its duty In tho premises Is,
II Congress has not itaelf already
taken the responsibility OF dealing with the
question. Up to this uMe, as fur rs the pub
lie knows, ........
NOTHING HAS HAPPENED
but tho beginning OF gonla surveys on the
Isthmus OF Panama under the direction Of
III. De Lcsseps. The canal itself has not
been dug or oven begun. There Ia no eyi-
Ounce that It has any financial backing, It's
protector utterly fuiletl when 10 attempted
to raisa subscriptions II. New York several
Months ngo. ANY ono ut tho great European
Governments might furnish tho necessary
funds, but thore has been no HUT In any
quarter that IL entitled To cselence
that France, or Great Britain, OF Germany,
l,as thought Of such thing. Thus tar, then,
the PauaMa Cauul Is
sIMpLY AN IDEA
in the brain OF ono man, q man Of wonderful
achievements, It Is true, but still! Of one nlan,
, 1880-02-09

II, rorIn amusing ttksros by tho shadows !Of
the hanlls ~ tho val! has long been youthful
10 ojr Kn,wietgo, vino hila REDUCED u 10 u reg
iilar systotn. ln n q.lnrt'. eRt!tlct! Hand.
Nhattuwa to lie Thrown upon tho WAll," tio hlts
which nlny be formed BY Il collection of tho
tnYors nntl hun!ls, which a1u shown With sllch
tsfnptnesH and In such Atze. tlHt y will be e0Ar
iileo pnrfMtly the shadows. T1le shadows In the
engrnvtngs Aro quite oxaot representations q
whit ihoy stand for. aud vary from Gasnni, @
sVuar0, and llnch.
rronunciAnento to the public: Tho best COM
, 1880-02-09

Ono cold Aftor another will, with many co'i-
sumption !n tho system. II you Aro tn mood Of
rune41Y for any lung trouble or thsoat dleeaso,
YOU will lind Or. Jayne's E1peotoraut always
prompt and cfbcaeIo9H.
, 1880-02-09
Probable Policy Of the Government
Regarding the 1nteroceanio
Canal Scheme.
A Week Of Victories for Denconsilcld
aud tho lingo Crowd In
England.
Daring Bank Robbery at Knoxville, Ill.,
A Kansas Clergyman on tia
Ragged Edge.

Tim snrcful session OF the Smith CaTtIl!na
7 o.,,.ia,uro IL tfiscoycrei, There II f,ow II
..,l,.''.,,,,t T., an,,t,, C,ro,tnn tl,o ovn,voI
'l's s''' ~ =. ttnr..,,i,,,, IT,, ,,,,,..,
purpose NJ winch ~ !" "'s't"llcl'!S: 'sle h.Elo
voters. N,t! by State INV tn nnllily 1T E1Eect
III, o,,,vt,t ,.fo,n1 amendments. ''hfa tnnve.
t'e ee"''H''tas'o4s' ~. ~. w." T.. II -, ,..,ni
lneht II neither secret nor l'pi!tee' pltt IL ha-
vocatet III tho most llltlslehsls'l quarters III
1ang,lRgr which, Is us vigorous MS 1t Is ssart-
linz 'thc negro Is to be tisCr,,nchtyrd
II, ,.1it, H., iuat M IN I'm NH
~ elV1l'Aa l'."'' 'uot =" ~,,...., "o w."
days lla WINS II, bo e'eslnVea 10 CieflSaiah.
fzu him. Tltg policy does not orig
Inn1a with crossroads politicians, but II
10 n,,,,c,,ncr, mr., ,,ne,tl In the mast potru.
~ ~, n''uss T., "'I ''.1,a s",, n. ,onprsuro
''R' ul".'ef !" "''.sn 1t,., an' ,,, ~" ~,
could be promulgatctt-hhhe III ING
Charleston Nc,rs d7ul CoHrter, w!licll mr.
1as ,,s Ill., ~. a't,nrat,ng nrncticaily nro.
l"'s M'es y, ,... -, :. ha,t"a -. on.,,.,
scrll'tlf0 registry 'a"' a1Al ~ n:RH's u aee'a
probable TINT the reason which f,fs indisced
tte Hourbon leaders to convene Il special
,a.r,o,, ,r Am cout} corn,tun 1nrts1nt,1re fs
~, n.as'u.i al. -. ..,.a',.si.,.,,,, s ~
lilht LH's blUactlFt''0 "e' ....
MAY l!E IMMEDIATELY PASSED.
80 Tint tfe negro will not he n WDlittcnl factor
T., sn',,,, f,,rniir, in Inn 1,rpsidp,tipJ cnm-
paig,,. The language Of this representative
South Carolina 0rgnn clcnrly outlines this
MINI The Cotirjct+ SAWS;
nm ,,,,1atr,+fon 1n IL t,,fru1c, t, f,f, In Oprr.
, 1880-02-09

REDUCTION IN LUMBER RATES.
As predicted In yesterdays TRIBUNE, the
roads III tho Southwestern Railroad AsSocla-
t1on decided yesterday to make reduction
III the l,tlnber rates to Missouri lsiyer points.
The new rates will be as fuslows: From Clll-
cago to ST. Joseph, Atchison. lcayenwurlh,
and Kansas City, al14 ccu!s rrr 100 pounds IN
car-loads ot $1,000 pounds, from Mississippi
Iyer points norh Gf Kcck,k' ,es i cents s;r PR
south Of Attl Including ke1knk, l3t4 cents
pei 100 pounds. Th!s Is ,I, rsS|''c,an m q n
have tlle effect of bringing n!nr., life IN the
lumber. trat'ic from tl,ls punt, WHICH has
been almost Mt standsti!l during The last
ns!,tl or two, oT;ng T. th',r the eomMt!!; 9ne !;
LATELY f,,r1nc,t BY the West Wisconsin. SiouX
s,l,yss s.. VaMi, SkMx C!sy y pnei!sc., as&l
k'i1sns City, st. Jnu 4 Council Bluffs !Ail.
rnats for TIC purpose Of taking lumber direct
and Chippewa Falls TO Missouri! fl!ycr points.
Tho Northwestern IsatsynAtl, It IS calnletl.
Is neting In cenjaMt!an with the 'Lunlher
Linr." a1ll IL, therefore, lighting the other
Chicago lines on Tile lumber business.
, 1880-02-09
FALLEN rnOM GRACE.

Special Dhpdith II 7hs Chttaa' 7rtb1tnt.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. IA. ]. Kirk. an
ordained minister of the United Brethren
denomination, was nr1csted here te-tlay on
telegram frnm Ottawa, kNs. ife wAs formerly
II pastor there, and IL charged with swInd-
ling, seduction. and wIfetieser.lon. The Sec
ontl charge does notsec1n 10 fe no we'll sns~
talncd US the rest, although there are strong
r,inn5s II Ills l,avlng aa.lied with some Of
the lambs Of lrls il,ck. The other cllnrges
Kirk lied fro,n Ottawa Dec. ~. an!tt
has since don't. lnboring work In
Kansas City. liz kept hs whereabouts tln-
knuwtl until yeStur.lny, when he was discov-
10 Ills wifc, lie Is l.,urrtetl Il, q girl Of very
respectable parel,tage, but has failed to sup
port her,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April %. Flour Steady and un-
changed Wheat-Unsettlcd and lower; No. 2
Chicago spring, Id for seller cash: ! .l2 for
seller April: 1.1aSs bid for seller May: lo9h
for seller June; l.O3si for eeller July; SO for
seller year; No. B. Chicago. l.co9l,Ooh; !;
rejected 80. Corn Unsettled, generally hscher;
36h for seller cash; 36l4 for seller May; $500
371s for seller June: 26M bid for seller July.
Oats-In good demand and prices shade
higher; 291s for seller cash; 29A bid for sell
lcr May; 90 for seller June; % asked for July.
Rye Steady at i3. Barley-Steady and un-
changed at 80. Pork-Unsettled; opened strong
and higher; closed At inside prices; 9.9O@9. .92n
for seller cash; 9.9O99.92n for seller May; 1905
G1o.0i1s for seller juno; 1O.17h01o20 20 for seller
july Lard-In coed demand, tending upwa' d;
Z 90 for seller cash and May; T.05@7O7A for
seller June: Is bid for seller July. Close:
Wheat-Irrcgular; 1.13T for seller May: .O9ss
for seller June. Ccrn-Steady and In good de-
mand; 369s Tor seller May; 3sS for seller July;
25A for seller June. Oats-Steady and nn-
changed. Pork-Easier: declined &C. Lard
Easier, declined exc. The Drovers' Journal !"
reports: Hogs--Reccipts. q. COO; shipments, A..
500; packers buy freely; prices unchanged. cx-
cept light which is easier; mixed packing, 1900
AIS; choice heavy, 4.50@4.70; light, 4.s5 4A5.
Cattle-Recefpts, 5000; shipments, 1900; quiet
and unchanged; shipping at 4.O004 IS; Colorado,
Montanas, and Wyoming, at 400 @l4O: half fat
western not wanted, but choice best steady {;
common grades to plenty, at 3.t604O0: stockers'
and feeders, 2.9093.q5. sheep Receipts. g.
C0O shipments, $40; strong, and higher quota
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hay and lime burned in Richmond Va,
on the Gath inst, James N. Boyd's loss
is $40, 900, and Charles l.. Todd's about
$l2 1000; insured for $4,000. The build
ings were valued at $25, 1000; insured for
$500 J. G. Smiths block of fine brick
buildings, occupied as a junk establish h.
ment, was also burned; loss, SAC, in.
surance, $4,000.
A SPECIAL from Forest City, Ark, on
the 23rd inst. says: A fire broke out in
the Planters Hotel causing a confagra
t!on in which thirteen houses were DIES.
troycd. The hotel was unoccupied, and
the fire is supposed to be the work of an
in ccndiary. The loss on buildings is es
timated at $4,000; the damage to the
goods of several firms is about $4,000
Among the losers by the fire are Will
liams & Co., and Fusselc, Gwynne &
Co.
In the storm of Saturday Light light.
ming struck the house Of Jesse Nicker in
Des Moines city, Iowa, entering at the
chimney and tearing hole in eroot
six feet square and passing all over the
house to the cellar. The weather board S
were nearly all torn from the outside.
Every room inside was badly damaged .
The Edison Telephone was busted, a
bronze clock melted the windows we're
blown out, -four, milk and the contents
of the kitchen and pantry strcwn over
the room, and yet not one of the family
OF four persons in the house was injured
a particle.
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striking contrast with the figures which
have been presented during the past few
wears of commercial depression. Dur

striking contrast with the figures which
have been presented during the past few
years of commercial depression. Dur.
ing the month of March SO vessels left
the Mersey with 1858 passengers, an
increase Off 400 persons over the previ
Gus month, and of S,461 over Marca,
1879. OF the above number Of emi-
grants ,167 were for the United States
The returns for April thus far show a
still further increase.
AN order passed by the Ottawa privy
council prohibits the importation or in
PRODUCTION into the provinces of Ontario
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
and Prince Edwards Island of neat cat.
tie and swine from the United States
American cattle and swine are, however,
permitted to enter Canada in bond at the
ports of Sarnia, Windsor, and Amhcrts.
burg, to be conveyed under surveillance
and strict rules of isolation through
Canadian territory to the American from.
tier at Rouse's point, st. Armand sta.
ton, Island Pond, the suspension bridge
(NiagarsO and the international bridge,
Fort Erie, but no such transit shall be
allowed unless an agreement between
the minister of agriculture and the fail
way company interested in and conduct.
ing such transit has been communicated
to the collector of customs of each of
said ports or sta tions.
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h lie he was nreraring to attack them

while he was preparing to attack them
5000 of the enemy's horses rushed up
on both fanks of his line. After one
hours desperate fighting, the enemy
was beaten, and the whole body dis
persed over the country.
INTELL1eENcE by cable on the 23rd
inst, is as follows:
I,eland-Mr. HepwOrth and Mr.. Shaw
went to Queenstow this morning and
held a conference with Capt. Potter at
the Consulate They decided, consider
ing the delay around Galway, that they
had better discharge the cargo here and
send it IT, the distressed districts by rail
or partly by water if the Duke of Edin.
burg would send gunboat. All the
Irish railways have generously offered
to carry the goods free, but there are very
many places which the railway cannot
reach.
England-- Yesterday Lord Harrington
had an interview with Lord Granville.
Gladstone was visited by Lord Granville,
Harrington, Sc.bOurne, and HolvertOn.
The leaders came to a general under
standing regarding the course TO follow
when the Queens summons arrives. ...
At a meeting of the privy council, Lord
John Manners. Ashton Cross, and Sir
Stafford Northcote. were invested with
the order of Bath, and Lord Cranbrook
with the star of India; Barthwick was
knighted, and II. S. Northcote, was Gre
ated companion of Bath. :. The steamer
European, from Baltimore had a stormy
passage, and lost forty head of cattle.
Cuba-Intelligcncc from Cuba Of the
Goth inst. says that there has been much
skirmishing between the Spanish col.
umns and the rebels in the Oriental and
CinCO Walls districts, resulting IN some
loss to the troops and dispersion of the
bands, with many killed. Three hund-
red creoles have made submission.
There is active vigilence on the eastern
coast of the island, on account of the
rumcred filibuster landing, and the
movement of Maceo. L0tcr-A supple
mentary telegram announces an engage
ment between the Spaniah troops and
rebels in which six soldiers and seven
teen rebels were killed.
France Edmund dc Prcsscnse, a
Protestant divine, and well-known
writer on theological subjects, says news
of the 26th inst. has been appointed sec.
retary of the French legation at Washing
ton.
Gcrmany-Thc emperor and empress
Of Germany visited the international
fishery exhibition on the Goth inst. The
emperor expressed himself highly
pleased with the American display.
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nuisance there. His principal occupa.
ton was sending to the department
highly colored reports OF his efforts to
aid their civilization, while the fact is
they have not advanced jot since the
Spaniards found them in 1860. Sen.
Dawes said the condition of the Indians
was getting worse every day. Sen. Beck
said under the present system everything
possible was being done 10 ameliorate
the condition ofthe Indians and to pre-
vent trouble Pending the discussion on
an amendment offered by Plumb, to ap-
propriate $4,000 for seeds and imple-
ments, the senate went into executive
session and soon adjourned.
TUESDAY, April 27-House.-M Cox
reported back the resolution calling on
the president for copies of all CORES
pondence with the English government
relating 20 the alleged interference with
fishermen in Fortune Bay, Jan. 9th. The
house then resumed consideration of
the bill to authorize the registration of
trade marks. The previous question was
ordered. Mr.. Hammond moved to
strike out the search warrant" clause
Of the bill. Agreed to-7O 10 60. Mr.
Hammond moved TO strike out the pen.
atty section of the bill. Agreed to. The
bill, as amended, then passed Adjourn