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bank said eWe shall not import as much of the precious metals as last year, measurably because Europe cannot safely part with it and partly because we do not need 1t. The banks of the principal nations of Europe I think will follow the lead of the Bank of Germany and raise the interest to five or six per cent. This will enable American cap italists to have large balances with their European correspondents instead of importing gold While our exports of produce will be large, the price for the same will be much under that ruling last year. The proceeds of our merchandise will not, think, equal last years aggregate. Our imports will be fully equal if they do not ex- ceed last years. All these movements tend to diminished importation of gold In proof that Europe cannot spare the volume that we drew from them in 1879. note the fact that a portion of the German cities are already re- fusing gold payments and claim to meet their obligations on silver basis. During the last few weeks two or three important sales of bonds have been made on the other side. These negotiations, however, were madeprior to the alarm caused by the heavy shipments of bullion and specie that have taken place more recently, and it is not probable that any more important sales of bonds can be effect ed abroad. Our great prosperity IS evidently demoralizing the masses of our people and we shall over import. Europe, conceive, is verging into another depression, and eventu- ally merchandise will be forced into this country and the balance of trade will turn against us believe, within twelve months. /"
 member of the firm of Drexel, Morgan D Co., said ''The influx of gold will con- tinue, and will, according to my opinion, be quite as large, if not larger, in amount than last year. But the bulk will not be received
 
 as was the case last year. There will be 8 falling off on both these accounts, particular ly the latter, since good crops have generally been raised throughout Europe. What we will lose on that account, however, we will more than make up by the sale of Government bonds and other good securities. There has been and is now good demand for these se- curities, and this, of course, means large transfer of bullion and specie in payment for the same. The prosperity of the country has great deal to do with this highly favorable state of affairs. !"
 Three Deaths From a Cats Bite.
 PATcHoGUE, L. l., Sept. Baldwin Cor don lives on the Great South Beach, opposite this place. A short time ago one of his chil- dren was bitten in the finger by cat that was suffering from some disease in it's throat symptoms to those of the cat. Then anoth- CT of the family fell i'll, and finally the moth CT was taken sick All three died. Mrs Gordon was buried on Tuesday. Physicians pronounce the disease to be malignant diph- theria.
 The Geneva Races Again Postponed.
 NEW YORK, Sept. PA strong south wind prevailed to-day, making the lake rough, and the races of the Geneva Regatta Association have again been postponed until tomorrow norninp
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
THE NEW DOMINION.
E1evattng the Chinese.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept 2.-Nine Chinamen were blown into the air to-day by the prema- ture explosion of rock blast on the Canada Pacific railroad, in British Columbia It is thought that all but three will recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03

DY ONE WHO has had 12 years experience in dou- ID ble entry bookkeeping, from to hours work daily keeping books, adjusting accounts, or other
 al s.' sACCOTTNTANTsS 211 West Water s.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
B. HEALY, 79 Congress Ave. or 36 Broad St.

Houses and Lots For Sale or EX-
 change.
 Good tVVo-fa mily House, near the line k41H of the horse cars lot 52x15O; can be bought ki:li for $2 OOO and will take a cheap lot in part pay House on Dwight street, 10 rooms, gas and city water lot 45x15s; can be bought at bar gain. House on Ferry street. House on Wood ward avenue, East Haven.
 Water Front Lots in West Haven. Lots westville Lots Kimberly avenue, Nfcon street, &c FOR RENT,
 A number of irst-c1ass Houses, located central. Money to Loan on Real Estate Security Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room HoadIey Building Office open evenings. a6 L.. F, CONISTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
The Sea serpent-How It Appeared to
 

EXcurs1On Party.
 HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 2.-A monstrous sea serpent, measuring seventy to one hundred feet in length, with body as big round as barrel and head about the size of a cask, was seen off the Merigoinish coast by boats crew out on 8 mackere1 fishing excursion. The men were about 8 hundred yards from the serpent, and saw it plainly as it moved along. It made a wash of waves like a steamer. Thirty feet of it's tail was exposed when 1t dived
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
| Gen41oY1an and Wifp

SITUATION WANTED, DY A capable girl to do general housework in ID private family; good reference. Apply at s9 It+ S5 YORK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
Three Deaths From a Cats Bite,

The Geneva Races Again Postponed.
 NEW YORK, Sept. PA strong south wind prevailed to-day, making the lake rough, and the races of the Geneva Regatta Association have again been postponed until tomorrow morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
VOL. XLVIH.
6lNards.

SITUATION WANTED,
 private family good r'f'rsScs s SoRR RRPRE BFREEr A Gentleman and Wife dAss WISH to obtain small rent in quiet neigh kiii can be conveniently reached Terms must be reasonable Good references given; ; Address WANTED, -B bie entry Bookkeeping, from to hours work daily keeping books, adjusting accounts or other
 sls9.' "AoooUNTANTss 2l1 West Water st.
 STORE WANTED,
 IA ON Chapel street, on or about February 10th.
 N;; Dimensions fyom 25 to 40 feet front, and from !.E 80 to 100 feet deep. Suitable for first class clothing store. Address "L. O. F. X Co.," au2O oawst Ashland House, Boston. SITUATION WANTED, DY respectable girl to do cooking, general house. AD work second work in private family; good sa 2ls''' at' si'sH' Apf' ios LAFAYETTE STREET A Young Lady Dressmaker WY FISHES engagement trimmer in first s22t+ 442 CHAPEL STREET. GAUDEFROY'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HAS constantly hand help suitable for private E families, well as for hotels boarding houses restaurants Great attention is paid by the pre- prietor establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situation. Coun try calls of any distances promptly attended to- 33H Orange street. near Grown street. s2 GAUDEFROY. BROWNS Employment Agency S UPPLIES private families, hotels and boarding houses with reliable help in the city country. The only office in the city doing business the Bos ton plan Servants with good reference request ed to leave their address. Office and residence, l0I Meadow Street. au11 1ms F. W. BROWN. School Books Wanted. EbATTERSON'S Spoilers, Webster Franklin Read E ers Harperis School Biographies, Anderson's Grammar, School Histories, and Swintons New Lan- guage Lessons, Jepsons Music Readers if fin good der can be sold at
 s1 lot BABCoCK's, 97 Orange Street. WANTED, 1.-TWO Protestant girls to go to Thomaston-one to 1 do housework, the other as child's nurse, ing &c. Also two housework girls for Milford, girl for the city, private family also second girl for city, cooks, Sc Apply at Library Rooms,
 No. 75 Orange Street.
 l.. B. BARTHOLOMEW.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
SITUATION WANTED.

DY respectable girl to do cooking general house. I'D work or second work in private family; good references given. Apply at
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-03
WANTED,

|4 WISH to obtain q small rent in quiet neigh #iia borhood, where the business part of the city E.N can be conveniently reached Terms must be reasonable Good references given. Address
 s3 3ts CIT w. s." this oface.=s
, 1880-04-10
WISCONSIN ITEMS,

Epktta1 Dt,pateh Ia Tia cAaed7a Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April 0.-lset,,rs,s FROM I'LL tho
towns IN this county gIve I!rlloy, for Municipal
Judge, INT ,MnJorIty.
Gov. HnaitE, has appointed Henry Ftaeher. Of
Milwaukee, Treasury Agent, In plAcu 0t Ilonry
Ktotnpcll, term expired. Gov. Smith luft to-day
for Washington, to bo ahsent from hume
couple Ut weeks oil public business.
President Gllaslh0urn, Ut Willlntna C0lleKe,
{nrtl0r !'rra!tlOnt Ut tho University 1T WIso0n.
sin. IL IN tho G!ty, Y,irst Ut President lln4cnH
Tho JancaviiIo f.1uutrta Light Company llod
articles of ns*xiatnn i. tho hocretarg Of statas
klrk, u. t'almor, \. Ii. l'axter, and W. D.
Mckay.
, 1880-04-10


Sptetd9 ntspatth ia The Ehitago Iffbnne.
NEW YuRK, April p-2eyerAl '1Hys ngO Peter
MITCHELL in tho Court Ut t3ellprnl fessi0,ls nude
application fur the discharge 9f Charlcs fir,ck.
way ul,l Chnrlcs Fnrran, nlns ".rhe Btg Duke"
,lgntnst whom tho Granl Jury found four Ill
.!tctmcnts for forgery, and who wcre leading
splrlts fit tho gang Of professional forgors co1n
posed Ut tJnmns Williams, Georgo Lockwood,
ThonIas ogo. Charles Ovtn9tnn. aud Andrew
Gllligar, OH tho ground thut thoy had beou con-
iitled II, tho Tnbs beyond tho statutory torn of
twn mouths without DeInK brought to trinl. Az
sissNnt attorney Russell Mgrecd to con.
aent tn tho discharge or NrUGkWAv And Flrreil IT
they were not p1cca On trial on Frluay. To-dny
Mttthe'l removed hls motion. nld ltccorler
Sinyth discharged hnth i1!ell. lIr0ckwAy WINS re-
arrested by Objective Inkertol,, who Will Go1.-
xey hltn to ChetIgo. wiero Eo + n!!Ieted for
tio,ss Ut tic S,,ovo tie.ltiotiei K,tng oS,oi,l to
llostt"l. Washington, I!n'tInoro, nl1 thIcaYo,
An! i y e!A!aGa they hAx9 ylcti1.izvd tllo Fly
atlA Flax s. Hutch To tho amount OF s;nD,uU.
, 1880-04-10

Spectat Dispateh ta The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, sfo.. April n-At a lato b1a,r last
night Edward 1.ahtcnt"rEcr, Ill omrloyt In tho
freight ynr,l OF tho Hannibal s. 81. juc tonhpa,ry.
wus rttn over by Il sw!tci.cMKno md ST. b,utsy
injured tint lie will die. Tlto roor INN hatl
just turned II switch anl ctnRht hfa foot II, II
frpr, being ,IhnllA tn lppsc It hcfnro tho engine
wlis npon him. tfe trnt lila lItHly eose to Tho
rall. hut lOst onc lev and ltrill.
Tits uftrrnt,On lit Wynfilnttt n clny hank IN n
trick-y,rll rnvcd ill., lniryInK fo.lrtOys. 4 MIN.
bur 0t men ut bs1e.. went 10 wrlt, Antl all tho
lnls excepting John llrtwcr wrrr t{ken mt
alive. lIG wlis breathing slightly when ttlsctIv.
rrod. l,it hcfMe tho tnl.s OF snt1 which COVERED
hi,l, could be moved llu was end,
, 1880-04-10
SUICIDE.


NEW YOnK, April 0.-Jnhn Watl,crt Smith,
aRcd u. n Btove manufacturer Of Philadelphia,
whit, under the name 1T ]. ". Jonoa, Ind tussen
passaxo IN tho Cuna,!a, which sailc.i for I.o,don
OIL Wednesday,, md WIN WIZ found with his leg
hrkcn IT. tw,, p|alees md empty packets III! tho
street IT j n'ctock Wednesday, turning. And told
lry-9oo!s merchant. ahIt ind ktlte. hi,,srlf ut
the hnspltnl yesterday. Il appears that hs WIS
drinking Ttt,stlny night, full intD btl cnnpay
ns1tl w,N ussnlllted and ru.,bei Of il lnrgo kli
q unuacy nnd IL gold witch and chain worth
$li5,
, 1880-04-10
AN INDIANA APPOINTMENT,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 0.-Tho lion, Frank
G, johnson, Of New Albnny, to-lay sent IN LILA
resignation ~ Trustee Ut tho Dcaf anl Dumb
Asylum. having accepted tho position OF CON-
e,ls Supervisor Of the Now Albany District.
Johnson ia tho Democrat whose appointment by
tho President Wa received as porsunal insult
by tho Republicans Of Indiana. Every lntluc0-
mont was usGA with tho Prcsl4tent ia change tho
appointment. but he stubbornly rDfused to rt.
consider tho selection, and, as result OF 1t, ono
OF the Meaue$t Democrats In tho StAto tnkgs
. ~ Important office. IIt tried to hold tho two
Offices until he discovered It could not bG done.
, 1880-04-10

Con. IKatch Has Another Fight with
1IcAcnIeru Apac1,cs.
fANTA FE, April p.-1nrnrmation received Mt
military Headquarters anys TINT Con. Hatch.
with part Of hla command, attacked 700 1i1dlana
In camp In Sun Andres Ma,tntattA Tho Tight
lustod six hours Tic In.llmn1 Eotroatod, leaving
thcir tnAd behind. Cnpt. lIy Carr0sl, Of tho
Ninth CnvnlEy, an.l seven soltliors wcro Severely
wounded. 4 nrgU ntnount OF stock WIS cup
tnrcd from tho ln3tura, WIN aro supposed tn he
Mosca!cro Apnehcs. nk thoy rntrented IL. tow'.s.i r,
cutntnund, is In full pursuit.
, 1880-04-10

SARATOGA srttans, July %, 1a7p.-afe*srs. Mor-
Qan & .tioil ~ JDilH street, Nc.g lOrk CtV-0xN.
Ti.xARa; consider 1t Il iuty. | owo lna,iktnl 10
inform you II the bu1lsiit | buy" derived since
lust sunday evening. whcn took my arst forty
By i frienl, Ii hayinE uaresi bin, Ut kitinoy
trouble: hnso suffered Hrsas l,Aln acrs'ss the
mo n,lI 1T u solt1,i s!ncp. hut, thanks tu your
ntcaelne, Mn now 0ntlro!y vol. ail hayD nut
taken elx loses In alI. f1ur reslletly u well
Worth fl0 per bottle, hut tho price, u, pnta 1t
within thu ri:uch Ut uIl. fours truly,
ltuuElrr CATItOAAT,
70 West Nineteenth street, New YMk clty.
Ask your druggist fur It.
, 1880-04-10
TcLEGRAPHIC NOTES,

pANAuA, Murch 3l.-Tho United Hsates steamer
Koassaryu IL making surveys ut npcas Del Tero.
ShG hAA 4ix bO0ts Il. work.
6pecia! Dtspatsh to TAs CAt<aeo Ttlbuns,
nErMOlT, Mich, April e.-tilamuslt lsuthschild,
First ltuthschI!d, Emmanuel 5olulnuu, ulIl Mar
Gus l3urnstgtn, who poTpottAtUl tho hp4yy to-
bArcO frauds Inst summer, md wh4,se trial ~.
suited IN disagreement. enturrd u pltsl Ut uolo
contoAdrc In tho united btatea Court this after"
Aool. 4nd were fiiIcd In The aggregate &7,0O.
Ct1y Treasurer, IL short w ,tAa. THE books A1e
, 1880-04-10
. AT COLUMBUS, o.

Cor.uMnuR, T.. April H-l'crry snvnge. canvict-
ell ut Cleveland with Detective Mnnsnn ut hnr-
iug committed perjury In swearing to having
scon criminal HettnHs IT wife whereby her t,lls-
bllnd obtained, diverse. hanged himself IN tla
cutt this inur,,ng. tlo WIN found suspended
frum u gns-pipo by hls al'spcntlers.
, 1880-04-10
A PASTORAL CHANGE.

Br. Louis, April "a dispatch has been En-
ccyctl from tho 1ov. John Fulton. of Mllwnu-
keo, stating thlt tis resignation nt hin charge at
milwaukee, bus beon accepted. His connection
with tho atlnlrs of TINT church IL consequently
sayefptl and he cornss tn IT. Louis to tMke chhrgo
nf st. GrorKc'a Eplscopal Church. This pulpit
hns nat bcon filled by my regulnr pAstnr hintG
Dc. HollHnd'a rcHignnton to assume charKo Of
Trinity Church, corner 0f TWunty sixth Stroct
and MlchiknU ayonue, Chicago.
, 1880-04-10

BoMruaHT. o., April 0.-The boiy Of tho Mifo
of Christopher Alatnngt,, who Disappeared Inst
Ifundax ,hor,.tilV, Inns beci found In II wUll
some alssanue fE!n hcr h9me. j. ts suppas;S.a
excessive drinking troubled hor. sAo was about
5 Yeurd Of are,
, 1880-04-10

in very confused state, but he saya that no can
vIti,ccd nearly 4to0o TO tho Common Council
Clerk, u. Lcatcr Peters, but tho latter claims It
wns ine for special services.
lgolA, Apri! IA ao ih,eaEo company nl', & Pr.
watch fHctS,ry, 1t will invest &t2O.tDl.
V1cKsnulsti. April IA whito frost occurred
hero this morning.
, 1880-04-10

.wAs,1Soroy. ID. C., Aprll D.-Mr. Logan sub.
mttcd : resolution directing te Secretary 1T
war 10 inthsn tno seo w." ". .aa'' @.a .a
n'ny le in his possession III reference to the
1,ntnt
t,a.s... ,, .t,x,,. 4,,,,o,,, +,,o ~,s,t,.
atcssrs. EAlhn "i1u .'h"s! .s"e.R'1 tt'o '''"a
ttun premature. THE ol1clnl Investigation Of
tho out,1Iry WIS kn,,wu tu b., IN l,t1Errsa, nn1
TIM sr,,nso wonl l.. nil. 10 vet tbs sitic!nl rr-
"'o oc.'"tu ""'n ',, ~ . .s,a 49, '"S "'' -
port when II shoitia w h'hue'
=. Slr. LoKnn 1na"llilct h1s resolution SO rs ~
REQUEST tho President Of tho initial stn'est"
's'n enfs NJ m sta nts "l"a,t .ar would t o n,uD IN
pntlb,e with ,l,c pLI!c interest. III Ills renulrls
purts regarding the outrage were most oxtrnsr-
diunry. lie bud never hcurd Of n mnn COLI
MnG ny smeM aa1o ~ frrIsc pS w,ts, ie f,,ris I ''
rh" resnl,itiI'1, wus stfi,1,urtc lty VtM,rhces,
Bruce M iisar. VIZ de,l5sass.i tiS prset'ceoi
,,,,aai,c xcstil".,or. ~ ~ liz sinistr,,t1on II
Mest Point Asusy tle rsFat,el taosc IN; ,,.,, wi
dor. r ss ss havi1lv anrHiye.I ''''' "'''' WA
''' 40 A'' 4 nrn,yn sr n,,,rr4,1rv
on humanity md unclvlliztH' cnnduet. ~ have
known roryeurs," hn contlMtlch. INF ynsst,s l,ien
yos..1x o'H ' meip w,o hayc !pvll driven away hy
system Ut conduct ou tho lnrt or tic STUDENTS
tn9re 10 HtsStAcein! thi!t inscMa 70 aemM uaS
s.s"t ...n. tits1 ~ t,sy,u+i,.mtt,'', us.i r.,
g'er5 maha mro, ~ s 80 20 a'iu ~, ~
Xxi" n "sstst Il, 1n,1,u +. II, bunnntzc nt,st
ri,i,7" ~ i, ,,nt rsshv IT, t.hrlstinriz" W"st
a,ht ~ ~ ~, ntHu,o, ~ W tta 1rsnn,i[ ni MI
n9nrni tr,,r h' nrn ccnstratni inn, ts
n,r. t,n,, thora ~" r. IN }"ntfti -, .,rh ts
mrnssn,",+ % ;rht Iot IN ~ f.r tin ,,Ir1,ns,' ~
nrrontiny s,,,. n, al,sr. ,eScn to tho axt9nt Of
cof'ec's saos. u .., ,,s ~ .no "
II 1t Ia impossible tu chIllitrt till institution
, 1880-04-10

NEW York, April GA special from Reading.
FA,, auyH: "Ah innHcupor of Nuw Holland
named hiurks, who died Inst 31on,Iny. Irladu u
confession that huhin,sclt and Il nolahbur nau,,l
Wclllpr nlur1lcrt und rubbed thu pud.ller whose
tHAty SUMO tinlo ago WINS ftltlI III tho crook.
Tho nuthooltics nro l0oiflng for Wcldcr."
, 1880-04-10

antetal Dt.patea 10 7As Chicago 1rtauns,
bT. PAUL, MIMI, April 9.-0en. bfics, en route
to tho Eust, Reached tho city by this mornings
sta!n on the Northern Pacific, remaining over
LII G:&, When ho resumed h!s Journey to Chi
caxo. During his brief sojouru III tho city tho
aenerll INST many OF bis army trlenls, and was
called On by quite number OF cltizeus. Gu bo-
, 1880-04-10

GALVESTON, Tor,, April 0.-Janes nIloy, a
wealthy landowner, strliok over tho heu.l viii,
u blllar.i-nuo by John bloy fow dpys ago, bus
sllue dIoa ot frautnto Of tho skull. leIey aud
f0rinpr attacked BIsy With u knlfo, whun alVy
struck httu,
, 1880-04-10

Special Uispafth tU 1se CAenqo Tribune.
ToLEno, O.. April IA 1nnn alnnt 10 yeara Of
ngc was fund lying unconscious oil tho Dnytan
T. Michigan truck IN this city carly this nnrslfaig.
Tho ti>p Of his skull wns hatly cr.lsiir,-n rsol,-
ably tssnl Injury. Tho n,lnc nf II. v. Wellt,,nn
was picked Ut TtNlIn Ink Dl htH left Nrtll. tlb
probably fell nut Vt tho ours Or FROM high
STONE vail ndtn!ntng.
, 1880-04-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YnnK, April D.--Arriyud, steamship
AhincIand, from Antwerp.
LONDON. April 0.--S!e1mshps Grccco and
Bolivia hnyo arrived nut.
QuEENsTGwN. April e.-Arriyod, England,
I.Ohut,N, april 0.-The Aisntin,,, from Now
Yurk. and Pennsylvania, FROM thlladulphta,
hnYp lrriYtl pAt. 49,
, 1880-04-10

C1NcIHNATI, O., April V.-Tht North Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Conference. In session ut
Unto, City, to-day plocto Delegates to tho Con.
er,ll Conference, ls follnws, Tbs Kcvs. A. Ma-
,rine, VIII. MpHdenhall i. T. l!asliok; nlternates,
Lay delegates u4 n!tnrnatea wore eicctei w
fult0wss lolpgnto.-Jnhn ArHol1. o. q. 1llnk4
Icy; utetnatos, II. u. Crawfursf, q. u. lsedding,
, 1880-04-10
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Special nisvI,eh to The Chttaon Tribune.
FoNr WAYNE. lid. April 0-.1atics 1snso md
so,l weru found dead IN tho wnulEl- rtMl tive
niles from .syta this morning. They t.tt1 gono
to 4iv.lta to b,,y II i,ls,w. nn while tere drank
freely. t1ecl44l,. very intnxtsMtG,l. Uphn thotr
rettlrn they Wlr9 thrown frofl tho wngU. etlch
hciuE Iustll1itly Killed.
, 1880-04-10

CoLuunus, O., April o.-Tho Jury In tho case Ut
tho Stato W. john Ralch. Indicted for murder In
tho tlEst lcXroo for killing man slntnel Graft,
found tho prisoner guilty 0f lnAlslnughtor to-
day. Thu tftul t0ok place ut Lancaster.
, 1880-04-10

ing Interviewed tho nnncrnl stated hr knew
hfa being chilled IL Washington, nor did l,c hnro
any ftlen huw lonk hn wu,,lt lie detained tllerC,
but did mot thi1ik Ills stay thctc would exceed
two Or threG wet.LA.
, 1880-04-10
IlHt)CKWAy.

Ngw Yonx, April o.-Charlos 1lrockway, Ar
rested snne tlmo n0o on tho charge Ut forgery.
was releascd tt-Any On tho ground of insufficient
will b0 taken TO Chltago
, 1880-04-10
COy.f.llDl3D.

ZASEsy1ftE, O., April V.-.At I o'clock this
morning II fast freight lo,n west nrll II freight
train bauni ct,st on tho 1}nltInlorp & t1hln Itnt-
t.,u, cu]I.1ctt III tic rlty-itnts. Thtrtacn elrs
n,.letl will, t,pl1it md l,utl, engines are u cDl-
pute wreck. Nh nllr setrrriv lnihretl. All
to-day,
, 1880-04-10

NASHVILLE. ILL.,. April o.-John II. Gum, Of
RIchylow, ILL.,, after III cxclt!ug trlal. has bcen
found guilty Ut 1nn1,a!nuKhtcr aud sentenced
uIlo YeHr tl tho StAto priHa,l. fur thu killing Ut IL
boy Muluc1 MaxVy, ut Rlchylew, seventeen yc4rH
8K1k
, 1880-04-10

10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, April p.-Wiil you kindly publish tho
iucloso,l copy Ut telcgraPhtc correspondence In
ordcr to currrct tho crTuncous statement made
In tho Morning papcrH, this intc, and ohl1Kc,
yours respectfully, nRtSTNALi., LAM & Co.
CHICAGO, April D.-T0 Den,naad JfnH- u or1es.
Wheeling. " 3D.: Picnao mime card PRICE Of
1l1is by wire. un1NrsALI., LAuR & Co.
W1fEHL1Ho, W, W.. April ITO DrtHtttdH,
Lamb Il TO-. CNte0p0: Five twonty-tlve fOr ten-
penny, at1ty dhya. 1iESwoOp fHON-WolKs.
, 1880-04-10
TT Nf31tit.

LrEsntrno. Va, April o.-$amuel 1sobfnaon,
coiore,l, w,,s hnugctl tn-dny for the MURDER of
Edward Thnn,as., Oct. q, 1870. Ills neck waa
br,,kpH by tho fall.
, 1880-04-10
A SULTAN'S HOUSEHOLD.

writing from Constnnttuopjc. gfves an interest,"
Ing aeeoant .. 1ho % ofSs"zanon n p pa ,na Moan M
iiamids household. Which, ne snys, no nas on'
,f1 hat suaa hes
tho Yiaz KHss Isl DIS 'aso,. r cs
wa,s, dcfcndef ny thirty guns md guarded By .
garrison Of 1900 men, tho correspondent goes on
to My tha., no'wsns.nnans aat,.s s, "' ~, %m't
penury Of Apd''. M"mlas ~. e'Vla a,ss nnn M
tho general poverty of sho 80, country. l,.'y. ns
wives; coneuues, th"n ,haso .% ~ h,s nr,.ar.
cc..os se .s1s and ,ba Turks Court IL s Tho most
eepT' ees,y IL a EUROPE !s Tho St snotio"ary Of tho
l,npsr4al @ houschold IL tho Grand Marshal Of tho
f,narc. f,4man pnaba, VIM besides this Office,
t'la that OF Minister OF WIZ anu Two dHne's' me-
yArlons otnolumcnts amounting In tho aRgfeEato
~, % ranSnn,uy M tba hack .bcc.h. far the aeo,,fsi
.ion os NJ wb'ah the scraskerint is ,,nderstood to
Gaa 0rani M,shal d ill., bruther. Inv, Nxa hey.
who alcta nlso us une of tue nt1tnn'S i've sccreta,
Fuad icy. MI a,i, II tho iuinsas Grand viz!er. Aii
aiinnovfton s boiling Westcr !!sHs i, special
eessinna on Eai,. days. carrylng thu emblcttis Of
HRDR tne,s Si,Se tSe atr ire Tic chlef nacK
n,tchs. 1sahr i!an,nun and Khcredlin. who. BE-.
ss ngr sr 's ~ &c e"y ,'st h fs
0f tho Ottoman Emptrc. linhr 1saihnnn Is sup
posed favor tho p.etensions of assfs. whils
i%ho TIC English alliance. Twenty.thrce nit!es-:te-
cnmp, ut tho. head or whom ls Nannyk Pashn,
v. Aligned tho prsllnr'S, # the tbs Ree;f z #
kioss. RI. a'G thr % a' eap
,nnrnt t!rat n the @ stns IN ,r Iavr is Ahnga A1
II Gtron,c. t. y An!Sns the othar alics-dc.eap
WITTY .sss fs Str.cp an one e, f,i ss Na SS
fIcl1c, formerly IN nttactt of tho Austrian En-
Kiur. The former iecntnc q finhuulIne.lat. apnn::
tnetusly the latter at ti,e direct s;,tctatton ot
lucrative appoIntnlent: ..,..
ss or t11kers ts ;,, 5 ehaFss t s. T a..
ns jHstya as roepie lii oneta @ by iively coycrst.
tioti, by re!stlins nlou,l. and ly retHinE IN tho
fSDys enr the Es Of S GS snv wt5 whfa t
oI for this purpose. Tqln S.ltan's hcaltt, ts
watched over ty five phys!eians. tho first Of
tic iilustrfo,ss Phauariote fNaiily of TINT nnme.
THO 1ilHt Of tho i've md tho lRtest conner. ls Dr.
ss nana se Esf @ S"sS S P:o hS asssy an nis Is
aidesi in tho performance Of Ills duties by iivc
shor!nates The 1npsr'ul estnniishnent ,i.ms III r.,
four ns' astso1oscts. . During tho war
MIC of tue lut!er became for 4 while
m ia'portan. I'osicaf Eefs1l,aEc; ,a! . io Pre-; p5
though il wna held by the Turks for two hn,na
pre!oton xas o...sdsrcd to hye lsen
ii wna IN tho ntivtce nf tho sunni asirs'oKcr,
himself native Of Ts,nis, that tho Sultan sum
ner re1 nSriud n,aac h,tn ram WHIT III r. NJ,
duty Of accompanying hls Majesty on hls walks
or excursions. Tfio Mnlr IL n functionnry
thr4,,i9h whom all orders are conveyed 10 tho
working personnel If tho pnlacc. Thnn there
, 1880-04-10
l}ItOKE JAIL.

Hptetat Dtipateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
KRN,sitA, April 9.-Ten trnMps and four
prisoners broke jail lust night. All hlvo slu-
ccc,!ch In escaping except Greenwood, tho
sv,u1I-hc murderer Whn was captured this
nlDrutux.