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t,lL u, 1881.
than II hns bccn for ten ur fifteen yrars past,
wllilc tl,u dissatisfaction with tho Democratic
rings llas driven ,nnuy businessmen over to
tle Republicans. Tint the Democratic lend
crs fear they nay lose tho State Is evidenced
by tl,olr schema tn tltsfrancl,tso Republican
voters. Tho Wilmington correspondent of
tho New York Iribh,te, IN forecasting Lie
potttcal condition OF tho State, says:
To Justify further their hoprfutness these gen-
e'na S tS liz cs t II ~ %nstS StS "f ss NSis:S sstns IT,
t!rplllItmn m,jsrity of Ms1; lint t,o Co!,1ity u
Emit which M:s % "sst Nswcastis n. VII. i1t, n%t
and Tint Busscx, tho reMntntnE cu,1nty a close,
tho ,'.ncsatlo ns9r'!y 'av,g u ncfn ot 'sw
rntl do us vel! NJ they have nirpnty tntio III two
Of tho thrro eounties nn.l ~ we!l r. thoy hnye M
s FIR tx s @ ~ ~ ifh re .n ~ hire io
Election tnws wcrc d n kind. % encourage ~
% fajorisy Is ii wo,.'.i 10 o At ia,st IL? 9Soo ''' ' '
1t Is In tho application Of these lnws TINT
tho Democratic leaders are seeking to dis
franchise Republican voters mil to keep coia-
trol ot tho Electoral votes next fatl. Tho
law provides tl,at before n ,1,ar coli yotS i,o
must bc assessed for Il Ink. and must bring Ills
tnx-receipt to tho polls, and, Of course, was
originally Intended to wipe utit the negro
| yoiu rs fur rs possible. Under tho Inv, tho
| list Of taxpayers is printed towards tho en'l
| Of February, and three days aro allowed for
| correction. If n voter Is not put OIL the list
| Gy his Assessor md fatis to get OIL tho amerd-
] ed list tho only way ho ran get Ills name
| there Is by application to the Levy Court fn
,,orun,, IN hore 1Htl,ap1F aaensqptt r. thGrts-
, 1880-04-08

JESSIE RAYMOND has returned To Washing
ton from neoFg'a for the purpose Vt pushing tho
prosecution for seduction against Scnator nen
lI!sl. Her attorney. Ass. uolyn lockwood. stutcs
ahAt shc has receatly received Information which
Ruea to show TINT tho Georgia Ssnator hns boon
guilty Of several casos OF tho kind previously,
1t will ba rather difficult TOR Mr. Till to provo
tl1at he 10 Joseph. :.
, 1880-04-08

THE. Iintcll-l1Ouse gang lnade n winning
coalition With tho ssk-stooklng Democrats on
tho North Town ticket on tho bns!s uf al1 tho
sp0tls 10 tho former nrd NIL tho ho1lors to tho
9,3%
, 1880-04-08

THE Liberal gatu In the English elections
thus fnr Is ctghty-ono. Among tho members
elected yesterday WIS Asheton Cross, tho Tory
1Iome-Eccrctary.
, 1880-04-08

GEy. CHANT visited the educational insttt,l-
tons OF Now Orleans yesterday, called on thu
Mayor, and held a reception a. ex-Gov. Plnch-
backs residence.
, 1880-04-08

:, Ir Is considered certain that the German
Parliament wifi pass the bill desired by IT'S
nlnrok, SO that ho mny be induced TO Withdrew
his resignation.
, 1880-04-08

FonaEns are cn,.sing considerable trouble
Around Montreal. Thoy deal In forged notes on
American bnnks.
, 1880-04-08

Four Republican Aldermen from thu
North Sisle will 10 fur to balance tho loss Of th
town ticket.
, 1880-04-08

nfcTac&cr'a Theatre.
Madison street, totwecn Dearborn and athlt. E1'
EareMent of Miss Ada Cnvonutsh. "As You Like IT,
, 1880-04-08

TIE Chicago I,tcr-Occan bcrs md prays
tho 1tcpub1icnn voters OF Illno!a to support itA
thtrsl-tcrin candidate fur thu Presidency. Tho
ca,aso must DO lii a pad. why when such p!teous
appeats for It aro thought to bc necessary. Tho
vatars Of Illinois, lclng importuncd To dn a foot-
fsh thing norc1y bocnuso Don Caneron md
noscoo Conklfng hnve 1ono It. may 10 trusted 10
net nron tho1r own Judgment Tor tho good ot tho
whoe purity. The o1cutton OF tho Republican
canslitlnto Is tnoro important thnn tue wIal,es OF
DON Cameron mud NQ4coQ EonktinH.
, 1880-04-08

1Inu1lu'e Thcatre.
clnyk street. bo.wecn Washington and Randolph.
aunder tho Gasllght"
, 1880-04-08

PRIVATE DALzELL says frankly that he is
q candttlato fur Congress, and atlds.
1t l a1n chnsun fnr this cxnltca and RESPONSE
bio acc, thati ttuscr lte candidate for stts.-
writing, aiid upon tu1i ac!lbcration subscribe my
, 1880-04-08

Fortno hencnt Of our patrnns who testre to sehd
snzle copies nf THE TtllNrNh through tho tnaaL VIC
t1ve herewith tho ir7lnaont mic Of poBtag0:
fJhrnrstE- JArf hlF1
ElEht md Twelve i'aHo Iapor or.."....".....9 catts
Htxteon pnEo Pnpor. eenes
. Fnytf1t,.
fipht ami Twelve PaEo l'apet, eons
El1tccn 1NES Paper conts
, 1880-04-08

ability tnth ns n leader md statostnalt. and rs
IL fenrirss, unfnltoring nltvsnhto ard sl} tst''"r
q tho principles which hA' pr.,sersfa t t'aT
wiict, hu is to-dny iHs mat afmfrl rrprstnl1--
Tile, y9 tako rIchsnro fl recording tho fgc that
Ut Prratilont OF the unltcl. flutes; md. while
wcplcstge o,rselvca to corllall yanprort my pure
mud upright Republican, wh0ti tho Cntnnat1
press Il ns o,lr conviction TINT M oti,or cqAdl.
tnto " Ill duvs1op tho enthusiasm nr cnll o!ltAha
ntitrhcr 0f yOti,s that wnulA 10 pn1tt}tf by fho
4smurfcnu penpto fur tho ttnhia chnmpfGn OF
their rights, their fsbort'cs. and thor honor.
, 1880-04-08

CLARK street, between Lake md 1fandnlph EnEn9o-
mont Of tho Oatos 0posn Company. "fanchotto tho
, 1880-04-08

Central Mualc-1fa1l.
Edrncr Randolph and asnta stEeets. Concert BY Tho
Williams College Cleo Club
, 1880-04-08

! IfNVtE4fk 'IHC3ltEs -
1snnuo1p1 street. tetwcnn Clark md La Sn1lh En-
gasoment Of 11obson md Cranc "Bharps nnd Fints.
, 1880-04-08

ITnveriy7s Thentrc.
pcnrborn st1rot corner Of M1nrnu. EngaEcmeus
Of Tho K!1nlfy Brothers. Enchautmeut."
, 1880-04-08

THE Montgomery {Aia.) Aducrtfscr and
Maj ns 1nIlln Il purtlnl cNr1ynss Of Its reAtlprs
for preferences on tho Presidential question,
with tlfp following r3s,ltts
, 1880-04-08
POSTAGE.

Enttred at tn Tps -Onee at Chicago, Ill. AZ Stond-
Ethts AfMttes.
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TERRIBLE TALE.
HUMAN sAcHIFIcE-
-Four Mlnarea Victims 40 be Killed
In Burmah = starvation = Ross
niIlierds in Paris-Other
Items OF InteresG

London, April l0.-A Barmah cor
respondent says: Tbs Aandalay as
trologers maintain that In order 10 re-
move evil influences, a great propitia-
tory sacrifice Is requisite. The victims
are to be taken from all ranks. 10 the
number OF 400. The priests contribute
100; the remainder are men, women
and children.
Many arrests have been made TO Sc
cure 4 sufficient number for victims to
be selected from
The priests. who have hitherto en-
joyed immunity from sacrifice, are
quitting Mandalay in great numbers.
A Catholic convent was entered TO pro-
cure victims from among the girls, but
the attempt was frustrated.
The internal condition Of the coun-
try is most unsatisfactory. The peo-
pie, while seeing the folly al King
Theebaw's acts, are helpless to effect a
change.
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German syrup is the special prescrip-
tion Of DIR. A. Boschee, celebrated
German physician, and is acknowledged
to be one OF the most fortunate discov-
cries in medicine. It quickly cures
Cough, Colds and all Lung troubles Of
the severest nature, removing, as 1t
does, the cause Of the affection and
leaving the parts in strong and heal
thy condition. 1t is not an experiment
al medicine, but has stood the test Of
years, giving satisfaction in every case,
which its rapidly increasing sale every
season confirms. Two million bottles
sold annually. Beware Of medicines Of
similar names, lately introduced.
Boschee's German Syrup was introduc-
ed In the United States in 1868, and is
now sold in every town and village In
the civilized world. Three doses will
relieve any ordinary cough. Price IS
cents. Sample bottle, 10 Cents. daw.
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Washington, April l0.-The demo-
cratic senatorial caucus lasted four
hours. and the discussion on the Kel-
logg- -Spofford case was animated.
Bayard, Lamar, Herman, Garland and
others opposed consid Grafton. Sauls-
bury, Hill, Vance and Jonas favored it.
The argument was advanced that
some Of the democrats would oppose
seating Spofford and unseating Kellogg.
|. Hill said that, nevertheless, the com.
mittee should do its duty. The effect
of the settlement of the question on
the presidential election ought not to
figure In the case.
A resolution was adopted, by a ma
jority OF three, providing that the Gen.
eva award bill shall first be considered
and disposed Of, to be followed by the
Kellogg case, unless the caucus decides
otherwise.
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Proposals for Army Transportation.
Hdqrs. Dept Of the Platte,
Office Chief Quartermaster,
FoRr OMAHA. An

FoRr OMAHA, April 1st, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In tripli-
plicate, subject to the usual conditions,
will be received at this office until 12
O'Clock nonn, ON Thursday, April 10th,
1880, ut which time and place they will
be opened In the presence Of bidders,
for the transportation of military sup
plies on the following described routes
in the department Of the Platte, during
the period commencing May /, 1880, II
required, and ending June 80, 1880.
From Grand Island, on the U. y. II.
r., or northern terminus Of railroad
being constructed from Grand Island,
north, to new post, Fort Niobrara, Ne
braska.
Proposals will state the rate per
100 pounds per 100 miles. Proposals
for transportation on either Of the
routes above named will be received.
The government reserves the right TO
reject any or all proposals.
Blank proposals. form Of contract,
and full information rs to the manner
Of bidding, conditions TO be observed
by bidders, add terms Of contract and
payment, will be furnished on applica-
tion to this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked: proposals for Transpor-
tation from - to -"
NJ. /. LUDISGToN,
a6d6t Chief Quurtermaster.
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Deauty's Boom. De. BEAUZARr's MedIcs
Died BeautiiylnK Lotion-Not an artinciai
whitening like the Powders and Lotions
that have been 50 much used Of late. IL de.
deposits nothing on the surfsee bat acts IN
harmony with natures laws gradually
bleaching and cleansing the skin until II Is
len clear. white and smooth rs an Infants.
Freckles are faded from the skin never To
return. Black-heads OF the pores. plmpies,
shltrheum. moth spots and sallowness are
permanently cleanaed from the skin. II
smooths wrinkles. and the shriveled and
faded cheek is restored to the freshness and
brilliancy OF youth. No lady after using this
lotion VIII ever invest In powder and white
washes. reward OF 81 600 Is offered to my
peson who will use this Lotion from four q,
six weeks and not ind it to do all claim
tor II. Mrs. Willard, agent for Wyoming,
Agents wanted In all parts OF the country.
DR. A. T.. BEAUzART,
10 West I'D ST.. New York City.
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wnIrrAKEEs CASE
Very Little Light .. . very DARK
s1hjeeL

West Point. April 10 Whitaker to-
day testified that be had no converse
ton with his assailants except To beg Of
them not 10 cut his ear. His condition
was carefully considered by surgeon.
He stated on oath, which was binding
on his conscience, and he firmly be-
lieTed q. false oath involved future
punishment. At the request Of the
recorder he firmly took the oath, look
ing squarely In the face Of the recorder,
that all he said was true.
Two BARRIERS testified that small
pair Of scissors found in his room
coald not have cut his hair. as now
cut.
Cadet George r. Burnett, of the
freshman class, WAS then called.
The witness was the officer OF the day
and the first one who entered Whitta-
ker's room He described the condition
la which he found Whitaker weltering
In blood, bound and bruised. Whit
taker. ON being shaken. had said twice,
"Please don't cut NM" II seemed from
the witnesses that Whitaker was SO Sc
curely tied that he could hardly have
tied himself, although the witness. after
being tied as Whitaker was, did unite
himself In court. Adjourned.
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BLACK HART WINS.
TAe Besf TIne aver Made In six-
Days Tsara.Ae1f-B blower
nrown and Wesfsn Out
asae-The scores

Few York, April l0.-A special prize
a valuable chain-for the pedestrian
xho makes the most miles to-day, will
prObably 60 10 Howard. who had al
ready made IS miles at ? O'Clock.
At 4:s0 a pleasing incident occurred.
Hanwaker. the baker, was laboring 10
make 450 miles. when Dobler overlook
him, and. chatting pleasantly as they
logged along. soon brought the pace
into run. Dsbler was loudly cheered.
On the second lap Hanwaker was
given basket Of flowers. and the two
carried It one lap.
At O'Clock the band stopped, and
the pedestrians prepared for the final
spurt-
At @ O'Clock Hart had made $50
miles-5I better than the best record
for thetime. He then ran around the
track carrying the American hag, and
received thunders OF applause.
At 6:s2 prolonged applause greeted
the announcement that Hart had equal
led Browns best score OF 553 miles In
one hour and three-quarters less time
He started ON run. bearing broom
wrapped In the stars and stripes, as he
ran around, seemingly Us fresh rs At
the start. The applause was deafening,
and Allen and Dobler, waiting ON the
track, waved their handkerchiefs and
congratulated him ON the achievement.
DobIer then also broke into run
and kelt with Hart for n lap, amid the
widest demonstration OF enthusiasm.
At 7:l5 Hart made an exhibition Of
fast walking, which after three laps,
he changed into run, the crowd
drowning the music OF the bands with
shouts Of go H.. black DAMP
Dobler and Howard kept the cham
pion company for time in this dash.
At 8 O'Clock Hart appeared. clad In
blue and white, and rs he passed
box. four ladies decorated him with n
sash.
Spectre Jabe, who departed from the
track two days ago, appeared In his SAL
mon tights, and was hissed and hooted
as he moved around the track.
At SILL Hart finished his J60th mile;
at s:25 Hanwaker completed his 4s0th
miles, THUS securing about s53 for his
labors and pains Of the week. Howard,
Pegram and Hart linked and ran once
arond the track, and soon after wards
Dobler and Howard together carried
floral gift which had just been presented
to the former The cheers ut this time
for Chicago's game representative were
deafening. The O'Leary belt was
fastened on Black Dan. and he made
the last lap Of the greatest six days
race on record, finishing his 585 miles
and l65 yards at 9:24t O'Clock. The
total score Is as follows:
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LARAMIE COUNTY ROUND Ur..
RoUED-UP DISTRICT NO. /

shall be bounded as follows: BY Lara
mie river ON the north. by the Lara
mie telegraph road ON the east, by the
southern boundary Of Wyoming, on the
south, and by the Black Hills divide on
the west That the round up In said
nrst district shall commence work on
the 18th day Of May, at Big Crow
springs on Crow creek. and proceed as
follows: Up Crow creek TO Whitcomb's
ranch. there 10 Terry's ranch ON Lone
Tree; thence up Lone Tree; thence
north TO Crow creek thence down Crow;
thence 10 Durbin's crossing on Pole
creek; thence up Pole creek TO its
head; thence down Horse creek To
telegraph road, thence mp Bear creek;
thence across 10 Orr's ranch ON
Chug; thence do En Chug TO mouth Of
Richards creek, thence up Richards
creek to the head, thence across TO
Orr'son Chug; thence up Chug TO head; /;
thence down Sabille 10 Laramie river:
thence down Laramie river TO Fort
Laramie.
Foreman. w. ii. Hackney; Assistant
Foreman, James Lane.
H0UND-UP DISTRICT NO. ?
shall commence May 10th, at the Dur
bin road on Pole creek; and shall pro-
ceed down Pole creek TO Lodge Pole:
Neb.. north TO Rush creek; thence up
the North Platte 10 mouth OF Pumpkin
creek; thence up Pumpkin creek TO the
Creighton ranch.
For Foreman, John Snodgrass; for
Assistant. A. j. Robertson.
ROUNDUP DISTRICT NO. 3
shall commence May goth, at sidney
bridge on south side Of the North
Platte river and shall proceed up the
south side TO Fort Laramie; thence to
Cherry and Box Elder creeks; thence
up Horse creek TO telegraph road.
For Foreman, VIM. q. Lykins. Mr..
Lykins 10 appoint his own assistant.
ROUNDUP DISTRICT no. 4.
shall commence ON May 25, at Fort
Fetterman, working east, down the
river, and taking In all the creeks trib-
utary TO the Platte, on the north side,
as far as Godfrey's bottom. from
thence. swinging back 10 Fort Lara
mie, and working all the country on
the south side OF the Platte to Fort
Fetterman not included in roundup
No.
Foreman, VIM. Irvine; Assistant,
Winterling.
ROUNDUP DISTRICT No. 8
shall commence on May 20, Oh the
north side OF the Platte river, ut Fort
Fetterman, and proceed, west OF the
Platte, including its western tributa-
ries, TO Sweetwater divide; thence
across the Platte; thence down the
Platte, including its southern tribu-
taries, TO Fort Fetterman.
Foreman, w. p. Hall. Assistant,
Joseph Hazen.
ROUNDUP DISTRICT No. 6
shall begin ut time and place to be
appointed by Fort Robinson round
up, working with said roundup the
country east OF Sidney road, then
working the country west Of the Sidney
road, as follows: Running Water 10
lis head; all the creeks lying In the
Hat creek basin, the Old Woman's
Fork, Lance and Lightning creeks,
and the Cheyenne river, to point fifty
miles west Of the old Custer road;
thence to Beaver creek to the Jenny
stockade. Foreman, Hugh jackson.
d3t-wtd
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New York, April 10.-A Washington
special to the Telegram says that Levi
Y. Wade, a representative Of Boston
capitalists, yesterday received tele-
graphic Information from the City Of
Mexico that Diaz has confirmed the
grant Of the charter for the Mexican
central railroad company of Boston.
lie did this In accordance with the
recommendations Of the Mexican min
'ster here. Over $1,000. 900 have been
su sunscribed to build the line, which ID
w m'les In length, and runs north.
ward from the City Of Mexico.
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starvation Abroad.

st. Petersburg, April 10.-rwo hun
dred conyicts have arrived at Odessa
for transportation 10 the island OF Sa-
ghailien.
A telegram from the Russian consul
at Van, Armenia, appeals for aid to
save the inhabitants Of that district
from annihilation. The famine is in
creasing. One hundred and fifty per-
sons have died Of starvation at Agbak.
In the villages the girls are dying. A
hundred have died at Van.
The Russian Authorities at Rastofi
have furnished $1,000 pounds Of -four
To Van.
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Paris, April 10.-The Vignaux-
Slosson billiard match began this even
ing. Both champions were loudly
applauded. vignaux made 800 points
first; Slosson scoring GA. There was
considerable betting. The game lasted
2hours 55 minutes, and will be resumed
tomorrow evening.
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Close confinement, careful attention
TO all factory work, gives the operatives
pallid faces, poor appetite, languid,
miserable feelings, poor blood, inactive
liver, kidneys and urinary troubles, and
all the physicians and medicine in the
world cannot help them unless they get
out doors or use Hop Bitters, made Of
the purest and best Of remedies, and
especially for such cases, having abun-
dance Of health, sunshine and rosy
cheeks In them. None need suffer II
they will use them freely. They cost
but a trifie. See another column.
m3O-2w
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To The Weak and Emaeia,ed.

Remember that It il impossible TO
gather strength or flesh. while harrassed
with painful cough. 1t Is a complaint
that preys upon every tissue and fiber
OF the frame. Yet II Is easily removed.
A bottle or two Of IIale's Honey OF
Hourhound and Tar arrests and cures
any ordinary cough, and n more pro-
longed use of the remedy will Danish
the disease IL more deeply seated. Sold
by the drug trade universally ut SO
cents and 81. Great saving to the con-
sumer TO buy large size.
Mrs. j. T. Mead, Elmira, N. Y,
writes: "HALE's HONEY OF HoRE.
HOUND AND TAR Is selling so fast, /
can hardly keep stock ON hand"
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st. Petersburg, April 10.-It is
thought the naval demonstration may
have a salutary effect on the Chinese.
The step is partly due to the news
that the reactionary effect in China is
gaining the ascendancy to the damage
Of all Europeans, whose respective
ministers have consequently asked for
naval reinforcements in Chinese
waters.
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Chicago, April l0.-The Times
Washington special declares that Ack-
len and KING have gone to Louisiana
to fight duel, but a New Orleans
special says the story is false, Acklen
only being there to conduce to his con-
gressional campaign.
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Take notice, that Katie Clauson has
filed her bill OF complaint OH the chan
Gerry side of the district court OF the
frs; judicial district Of Wyoming terri
tory, In and for Laramie county, the
object and prayer Of which is to obtain
a divorce from the bonds Of matrimony
now existing between you and her.
You are required to answer said bill Of
complaint on or before May nth, 1880.
J. S. SPAUN,
oaw0w Complainant's Solicitor.
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ConstantinopIe, April l0.-The cleo
tions in England have produced pro-
found impression, and at the palace, al
most 4 panic. The Greeks, Armenians,
Bulgarians and Christians rejoice at
Beaconsileld's fall. The more sanguine
assume that Gladstone will turn Tur-
key out Of Europe, bag and baggage.
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brownsville, Texas, April l0.-News
reached here yesterday Of the death Of
the wife Of President Diaz, Of Mexico.
The cohmanding officer at Fort
Brown, Texas, has received authority
70 enlist Mexicans for service along
the border.
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San Francisco. April 10.-weston's
walk against time has attracted scarcely
any attention. and is a Fat failure as re-
CARDS the score, which at O'Clock this
afternoon was only 334 miles. The
walk closes at IL O'Clock this evening.
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Dyaanite's victims.

Raading, April l0.-An explosion Of
dynamite ut bennington killed John
Powell and Robert Taylor and severely
injured about twelve others. The
killed and wounded were quarrymen.
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Vienna, April 10.-Jules Strasser,
cashier Of the Rothschilds, has been
arrested for embezzlement. lie lost
half million Of forms in speculation
on the Bourse. His brother has also
been arrested.