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CATARRII.

The best way to deal with the disease
is not 10 have ito keep clean. to eat
wholesome food, to live in clean, we'll
ventilated houses, to dress warmly with
iannels next the skin, and, above all,
to keep the feet warm and dry. Chill
dren sitting with damp shoes on are al
most certain to contract catarrh. The
evaporation of the moisture produces a
constant chilliness which is dangerous
even to those in robust health. Chill
dren's feet and legs are ordinarily not
more than half clothed, and it is little
wonder that catarrh is SO prevalent
among them.
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efe Week in your own town. Terms and IS
land. Maine. fsen27 sii1s 49,
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Election Notice.

WHEREAS, At A MEETING OF TIL
w Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the
City of Jackson, held Monday, September p,
1880; called by the Mayor upon application
of petitioners to submit the proposition for
subscription to the capital stock in the Jack
SON. Yazoo City and Arkansas City Railroad
to the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars in accordance with Section Six of the
Act of the Legislature incorporating said
Kailroad, approved March 9th, 1880 1t was:
Ordered, That an election be held on
Tuesday, the I'd day of November, 1880,
Al the several voting precincts in the City
jackson, at which the Pr oposition TO subscribe
Oae Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds of
the said city to the capital stock of the Jack
son, Yazoo City, and Arkansas City Rail
road, shall be submitted to the qualified voters
of said city. The said proposition shall be
voted upon follows, viz; For Subserip-
ton, or Against'Subscript ion.
Ri ii further Ordered, That the Mayor be,
and he is hereby authorized, to appoint the
Inspectors and Clerks of said election and to
desi gnate the places ut which the polls will
be opened; and to issue his proclamation to
that effect.
true copy from the minutes
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
Attest
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
Sep29, S0-30d
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JOHN M. SMYLIEs
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

DERsoNs WISHING 10 SELL, RENT,
E or PURCHASE REAL EsrATE will end is
to their interest to cali, or correspond with us
in reference TO sane
viii give special attention to business be-
fore the United States Land O1ice; Home
stead Entries; Ffnel Homestead FroGfss pur-
rants. ANY ana ali kinds cf Land Business
Solicited.
win furnish Maps, Field Notes, etc. Ger
titled copies frem the originals for less they
can be had elsewhere.
a non laa, JACKSON, Mss.
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N Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Regis ira ton Books for all the Election
Precincts in the First District of Kinds coun-
ty, to-wt: Tinuin School House. Liberty
Grove, Clinton, jackson, Forest Hill Byram
and Terry, are now open in the Circuit Clerk $
Office in jackson, where all persons entitled
to register there, and who are not already
registered, or who desire to change their reg
istration can do application to the Cir
cult Clerk, until the last Monday, the 25th day
of October, 1880, when the books viii be de-
livered to the Commissioners of Elections as
required by law.
Also, that the Registration Books for all
election precincts in the Second District Of
Kinds county, to-wit: Brownsville, Bolton
Edwards, Raymond, Auburn, Cayuga, Utica
and Dry Grove, are now open in the Circuit
Clerks of'ce in Raymond, where all persons
entitled to register there, and who are not
already registered, or who desire to change
their registra ton, can do SO on application to
the Circuit Clerk, until the last Monday, the
18th day of October, 1880, when the books will
be delivered to the Commissioners of Elections
as required by law.
S. LIVINGSTON,
Sep29, sow. Circuit Clerk.
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Fine Gold JeWelry & Watches

special Agent for the WALTHAM
WATCH, and offer the readers of THE CLARI-
ON the following SPECIAL Prices:
The Watches manufactured by the AMERI-
CAN WATCH COMPANY, of Waltham. are
all carefully regulated before leaving the fac
tory, and are FULLY GUARANTEED TO BE
GOOD and DURABLE TIME-PIECES. l.
100000 are nov speaking for themselves III
the pockets of the people. They are uniYer-
sally sold, both in Europe and America The
English government use them exclusively on
their India railways, having recently given
tn 5 company their thi I'd order for 200 watches
illustrated price list II be mailed free on
receipt of address.
HEAVY SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
No. II Jewels, Pa ent Key ................SI1 90
81 Jewels, Patent Key ............. IA 90
81 Jewels, Stem Winder........... IA 80
lO-l1 Jewels, Stem Winder.-....... IL 90
lib Jewels, Stem Winder......... % 90
SOLID COLI STEM WINDERS.
No. RI Jewels, 10 karat solid gold. ..$85 90
C-lI Jewels. 10 karat solid gold 80 o.
Z-l5 Jewels, 10 karat solid gold. so 90
/" 33-l1 Jewels, IA karat solid gold 90 90
" Sill Jewels, l8 karat solid gold. IS 20
THE FOLLOWING WATCHES ARE OPEN PACE NICKEL
STEM wINDERs AND ARE GOOD, DURABLE
TINE PIECES.
No. R-Boys Size, quite small white dial.s7 so
medium Size, white dial ........ s 30
C-Mediu m Size, black dial ........... 90
D-large Heavy, white or black dial : 80
SOLID SILVER CHAINS 81 to So NICKEL
CHAINS, 81 SO; SOLID GOLD CHAINS $l2 to $40.
ES- These prices are Special aud are one
third less than regular, and are only given
to readers of THE CLARION. If you order by
mail you must enclose copy of the Adver-
'lsement. If you come to the store you can
Tot get the prices without the Advertisement.
SENT1 Cole on Delivery by Express.
Oet20 '60-3m.
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WORTH KNOWING.

For \ CoUGH.-For Il tight, hoarse
cough, when phlcgm is not raised, or
with difficulty, take hot water often
as hot as can be slipped. This will give
immediate and permanent relief Don't
fail to try this remedy because it Is sim
pie.
To REMOVE sCoECH FROM LINEN. Peel
and slice two onions, extract the juice by
pounding and squeezing; cut up half an
ounce Of fine white soap and add to the
Juice two ounces Of fullcr's earth and
half pint Of vinegar oilall together ;
when cool, spread over the scorched
linen and let dry on; then wash and
boil out the linen and the spots will dis
appear.
To RESTORE vELyETs. -Hold over 81
basin Of boiling water, back down. 1t
takes long time, but the nap will rise.
To CLEAN BLACK CASHMERE. -Nash
in hot suds with little boraX i'll the wa
ter, rinse in very blue water, and iron
while damp on the wrong side.
For A sPRAIN.-The white of an egg,
into which piece of alum about the
size of a walnut has been stewed until it
forms Jelly, is a fine remedy for sprains.
1t should be laid over the sprain on a
piece of lint and changed as often as it
becomes dry.
Lamp-shades Of ground glass should
be washed with soda and water, which
will not discolor them.
Cranberries, with their malic and
citric acids, are good food for those living
in maIarious places. Cranberry jelly is
also recommended, as the seeds and skins
produce wholesome irritation to the ali
mentary canal
1t is not economy to have too few
brooms-one for the sleeping rooms up
stairs, one for parlor and sitting-room,
and one for the kitchen are not too
many. As they are worn they may be
passed down grade at a time, the new
ones always being reserved for the par
Tor. If the new broom is allowed to
stand in cold water for twelve hours,
afterwards drying it, it will last much
longer. \ broom should never be per
united to stand on its brush, as it makes
St one-sided and ill-shapen. Hang 1t up
by loep in the handle.
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LEGAL AND SPECIAL NOTICES.
Election Proclamation.
srATE or MISSISSIPPI, HSDs CoUArf'
MAYoR's OFFICE,
JACKSON, October y, lesO-

JACKSON, OCTOBER y IoSS-
WHEREAS, At 3 meeting Of the D9a TT =
w Mayor and Aldermen OF the CITY o. 9aSN,
son. held MoSDAT. SEPTENBEk - - -. roti,;o,srs
nv The Mayor upon application OF PetltioheIs
"a suhmit The proposition for suoscflp tlon 70
The capital stock in the Jackson lAIoo 80
and Arkansas City Railroad 10 the ahl"uh. y
DC Hundred Thousand Dollars, IN aeeord-
a,ca win Section Six of the Act of the Legs,
Iature INCORPORATING said Railroad, anproEeu
Narcb 9Th 1850, 1t was ordered, that the elec-
ton he held on TUESDAY. The ID day oil NoFeul-
ber 1870 at the several voting precincts III
t6e Civ Of Jackson, at which the proposition
~ subscribe One Hundred Thousand Dotiars
in bonds of the said city to the capitaI stoeN
eff the Jackson, Yazoo CITY, anu Ark 1.si;
fFitv Railroad, sha1l be submitted TO the guar
fed voters of said city. The said props ION
shall be voted upon - follows, VIZ TOT 0"'
scr;ntion. Against Subscription
Now, THEREFORE, l. JOHN McuII-Ii "ir :. :,
or of the City OF jackson, do issue TINS my
proclamation, giving notice that q SpeelS'
Election will be held in this city on the
1st Tuesday, the I'd Day of November, A. D. 1880
The said election will be held at the follow
ing places. and by the following named IN
spectors and Clerks:
In THE NORTH WARD, AT No. ENGINE House.
TxspEcroKs-D. NJ. wilkinson, Austin Morgan,
C1rKKs"Thos. ]. Wharton, Jr., VIM. NJ Mas
sic.
souru WARD, MAYORS OFFICE, Crrr HALL
IxsPEeroRs-Jno NJ. Smylie, H. V. Barr, II.
L. Muller.
CLERKs-Austin Nicely, Ed. Muller.
WEsr WARD, AT WEST JACKSON No. l EN-
CINE House
INsrEcroRs-H F. Clingan, NJ. NJ Mcleod,
!. NJ. fuller.
CLERKs-W II. Smallwood, J. A. McMackin
Given under my hand and the Seal
IL. 81 of the City of Jackson, this 9.h day
of October, A. D., 1850.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
Attest:
HtER1s BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
u :, IN.
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EGGLESTON'S
NEW ELASTIC TRUSS
a sENsTRLE TRus@

Has PAD differing from alI others, is cup
shaped, with Self. Adjusting Ball in center,
adapts itself TO all positions Of the body. while
the Ball in the cup presses back the Intestines
just as person would with the Finger With
light pressure the Hernia Is held securely day
and night. and . RADICAL cure certain II Is
easy. durable and cheap Sent BIZ mail. Cir
culars free
EGLEsTON TRUSS CO, Chicago, Ill
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HEALTH AND HOME.
Hints for the Housewife SeasOnabIe Sug.
gestiOBs.

There is an inclination to forget to
provide for the departure of these beau
fiful DAYS now the weather Is so fine,
wooing every one out Of door but this
Is the very time to undertake Autumn
house-cleaning, for after the days grow
short, and cold weather sets in, 1t Is
an unwise experiment 10 dampen floors
and walls with soap suds.
In the first place, look to the furnace,
and have it thoroughly cleaned and put
In order. 1t does not pay to defer this
until you wish to kindle fire, and the
household must be uncomfortable, all
hands catching cold, to await the com
ing of the furnace repairer. This should
be started sufficiently early in the sea
son, with just enough heat to keep off
chilliness and dampness, 50 that the
entire atmosphere of the house may be
such as t. cOunteract the rapid change
from mild DAYS to cold, clustering,
stormy ones. The morning air once
softened. if the house grows too hot
open the window a short distance from
the top, but never from the bottom, to
chill the feet. These are the very days
for the fire on the hearth, with its wei
come, cheering glow to counteract the
gloom Of this time when we must draw
the windows down. People seldom feel
we'll when they are subjected to sudden
transitions Of temperature. 1t Is the
housewives province to regulate these
matters, and she will find there Is great
economy in expenditures in any way
that will prevent the employ Of ply
stefan or druggist.
Strong, healthy persons Will not, per
haps, feel the need Of fires as the Fall
begins to give Us taste Of the near-at-
hand Winter: indeed, they may protest
against having the house warm and dry,
because, full-bIooded and strangers to
sickness, they can keep themselves
warm But those feeble, or recovering
from illness, may be seriously injured
if exposed to the chiliness of rooms
during early Autumn. 1t Is advised by
many to put on more clothing" but
it is burdensome to be weighed down
with heavy garments, and, after all, II
is the atmosphere that penetrates clear
through when one is cold, making
throat and lungs sore and full of pain.
Only fire will modify this, for no
amount Of wraps will warm the air
which is drawn into the lungs All the
chest-protectors and chamois vests one
can put on will not shield the lungs
from the cold air poured in upon them
ut every breath
, 1880-04-27
HEAT a CHILD TO DEATH,
Epteta{ pi,pqteh 10 Jhs Chic % Tribune,

MADISON, WIS.,, AprIl 2N.-- Yesterday three
young men from Stnughton, 1iallted Sylycs-
ter, Aims, and IIalyorsoll, yisttcl an IMllall
camp neNr McFnriand, six miles from this
city. rl,oy wep considerably unsisr tic
Iniluence of liquor. a1,4 whle ut tho eI,canll'-
nlent became tnvnlyetl In row with the lii
dans. nild It IL claimed by the Indians that
Sylu II, WIN IL snlonnkceper nj Shn,gh-
ton, klrk,nl a little lntllaD hiy alnut ! yuars
ulA 50 bully TINT the child died. Tho young
.0w.llcs woro arrested md brought 10 the
i}ano County jul! to-day, antl vii! lo exanl-
tiu,l with tho .tgutlt ut tv cild but thu tlcl.l
l,olty shnws marks Of bruises aud the prlut Ut
9 boot heel on It's bfuAst.
, 1880-04-27
THE URSA MYSTERY.
Eptrta& DfspaFeh 10 The Ehfean3 3rtbuns


Quincy, ILL.,, April .A.-The sFAiQ has in
formation from ursa to the effect TINT II elcw
hna been found w!,icl, may result In clearing
TIP tho murder mystery In Ursn Township.
Inquiry In relation to tho former occupants
1.-THE premises where the Skeleton was found
revealed tho fact TINT nbnMt Il year ago Il
young man named kcene lived there with his
wife, md while they Ind possession, nf thu
house III old gray-latred man went to thotr
resIdaMcu anil re!I,nineA sotIe days, but SUBJ
sequent!y bnttl the old 1la1l and I<eene slisup-
peared about tho salnn time. Since tho rt'-
mains were discovered Il Int which tbs
strnllger wure has beel, found, together with
Eruy l4nfrs nttaeEctl to thu skull, which
tend IT, Identify him as tho Victim Of
tlie murder. The additional ract tint keeut
left simultaneously with tho hs-
partlrn nj tho atrangef gives rfso to tie
susplc!0n that no nIny llavn committed thu
CRIME. keenH Is rDw III Iowa, wlerg he
lucntetl after having tlIis county. 4 tuil ill.,
yestlgutlon Ut tie alIalr will ba madu.
, 1880-04-27

ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE.

NEEklsf ItEFtlsW.
LONDON, April 4l-'rlie AiHr's Lime Err
1,Tcss HRya: The weather the lust two
months Inns been the must scnsonal,1e known
for live yearH. Ti,e spring sowing Inns been
satisfactorily finished, and agricultural pros
poets generally favorable. III consequence
OF tho prospect Of good cron tic farmers
hive censetl to attacll Importance To tho re-
ient!on0f the remaining stock Ut homegrown
wheat, and tho supplies lit Nfark Lane md
the country markets have consequently lMcll
ntoro liberal. Although tho condition Of
samples llas been fair, sales were only e.
fectetl with difficulty at a decline OF two
shillings per quarter. Actual Imports 0f
foreign at Liverpool and London lIaye not
been sufficient to cnus9 depression, but l',ls
nlcrons arrivals Mt ports of Gull alNl llhcrnl
shipments from and tho marked decline iii
AtlGricn, 1lavo reducetl business to
A sTArK OF PANIC.
Operations of holders have been utterly dis
Orgnnizud by the retcnso Of tho immense
accum,1ntlnn Of, tho Atlnntlc scahoartl. IT.
structions given to factors hayu been simply.
"Inke tho best price son call get, but sell."
III suel, Lcmoratized state of tradu, when
,nfllers can scarcely be Induced to look at
wheat, 1t Is not easy to. clronicle the exact
decline, especially as tho lowest poInt tlots
not Appear III IlAFG ytt bCcH IGlcllcttt uHt ~
i,lay b stated tllnt stuce the acknowledged
failure Of the rinE, white Amsrlcan has Dc.
can be gathered ut present. the cxports from
Russia will nut be very. lnrgc. In colt
seHllerce uf this fact tho decline on Russia
l,as not cxccedctl 81 iii per quarter
business has been entirely OF q retnl! CHAR
acter. Tho demand 50 far IL not At nj! stinl-
ulntel by tho decline. Prices Iii future arc
uncertain, but SO sharp q relapse may be fol-
lowed 0y ...........
A st1A1lpEls 1iF:ACrioN.
Arrivals ut ports of call have been large
Tllu recent heavy decline In wheat l,as
brought forward buyers. There l!as lHe'. q
recovered t}l 10 Is OH red, nnl Is tn L. tl u,
white. a1aizo is quiet It las declined l., 4
Snine little business 1,1ts been doug lil rcd
winter nN passage nt 4ss I'll tn ies ID, but buy
crs generally fiNlsImse.l to aMratr. Ntalzu
and tar1cy arc slightly lower. Sales Of Eli.
glisll wheat lust week Were ea,:sef ustnrtcrA at
4Ss Id, against e, ,s7I quarters nj 40s I'd Mt the
same period Inst yc:,r. Imports into thg
United Kingdom for tho week enllnr April
II were s8l,35s cwt Of wheat and LII ,s32 cwt
Of -four. ="
, 1880-04-27

ILL 41AIXk4E+
CAnur, April 2G.-The following nro tho
1ull details OF tho battle between Con. Stew
MT and the Afghans on the 10Th Instant: Tho
enemy was observed two miles oil, and tho
British forces wore Immediately placed III
position. Tile artillery advanced to the at-
lack, firing with great effect OH the enemy,
who lined tho crest OF the Hills, but be-
Tore tho attack was developed desperate
chareu by 1900 Ghazis wns made along tho
race OF tho whole line, enyeioplng bot'I
hanks. The Ghazis, OF whom many
were mounted magninccntly, and led by
men with standards, charged right into tho
british. Some of them succeeded III getting
tound the flank Of two sQuatlrons OF the
.Aaacers, who charged on tho main body. A
considerable number, Rlso, got through tho
Ane OF Infantry In tho centre, and nearly
1eached Gen. Stewart and tho headquarters
o. MS staff: In stopping these and defending
ne guns OH the right, two sQaa.lrons Of Pun
!auh cavalry made several brilliant cIinr9es
nao aid great execution. Tho action lasted
III, Fl hour. when the enginy retired OF the
ea s q an 5hs pSns isayng over tusend @
wounded.
SURRENDERED,
LONDON, April GA dlspatc'. from Cabul
Ghs;nean nHa%sd ;n4s tha Ain Kha9 wl e,,i;s ne}a
vent wen ont III q friendly nlanner 81 aud sur. sur.
rendered 1el! the place to thens. Moosa KHAN,
NJ oSI ~ 81 !he ex-Ameer. had before the arrival
Monsn n Mn HTitlstI been removed to Shtlglrl by
sesass ieaar :; au5 ts 1St1rats ti1as opponsntad
Mo- oIfAas Inns loft Ghuznee to recover
chaoaa Mhooaa Khan, when he Will be placed IN
SsnHatee, ssH e,f of slrdar Mahoulel Alam Khall,
Of "G SSnll!oc ~! % appointed Provisional Governor
, 1880-04-27
pAIfI10EED.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April o0-T'le presi-
dent this morning pardolletl F. ". Maxwell.
formerly Lieutenant III the Twentieth IT,
fantry, now serving II two-yeara' sentence In
tho knnsas State l'nnltontiary. Maxwell was
formerly 4 member Ut tho Secret Sgryic0 Dl.
vtslnn Of tho Treasury Department, and WIS
appointed to tho position IN tho army shortly
after the inauguration of President Hayes Ii,
consideration .0f Ills having, u.s. 1t WIS statcA
nt the time; isgoyerctl 4 conspiracy tu tssus-
Ills regiment llU WIS cOllrt-lIarttnied for wi
rlntls Otfcnses, the principal ot which wns
signing his lHty accounts nldra than unce altt
drawing thoreol1 tlnHble his pny. This llu
lid for several months. anti ulsO secured
luanx from different parties on tho plcdgtng
nf Ills pny MS security WHEN he Ind Already
f.audulcltly oyerdrawn It,
, 1880-04-27
LOCAL CRIME.


TIE laHom 1'o.ss,;.a ~ md,.. nhs. ,,o,,. =.
% A'y sa sfseaSes seseray s %sxinF n
.nxe ,rn" aha sdS !. % wn%to, IN mi. ",nty ror to
cod-b'oodod m'.rtier ot old man l,ohnow
In grocory at tho corner uf
;ih'rty-as.t snd nattc.aeld street. +, j.
"no eve',|nx, and, with u,oIt fnce, c,''e':aei x.
."a @ ro o aaeo so o IN s ,
Inv ~. " ~" "e ,ao .to,n AMI tnitcm nv snrnr,tr
'R "''' tno sne: anu, ''l1un ,,x W s s"tp''9.. ~.
was ahot In tho abdomen. lio died tho
tho va1ua1ics @ ,to'en from the srocery " w4s
watch wua kept for tbls scrip. md, though 1t
'. turned up In Tho cont5oil'rs 'so within thlFy w
,,.s .sst. ~. aaiIn.s ~ 1, atsI.,,. NM
tue po,'eo was Ms eallca 10 H. no.h'ns was
a,a,rch rnntn ln,,r md ted,ous hv thc janso of
i!as, s$!ssssds @ q t5asioT @ shs s$5P bro,'EG Il ,ho
keepos ssS" aaoa roxn "
iI,rma nm ! ,i@r " Iw., 1t;4S fmrus cniIci
~ mi n!s,uh}nr ~ '"' anH HIT t,S'' ~, c% '
liz aas,n1tcc,sE and wat,trd tn re,tcem . tl,e
hhh hnh p r ~ na a. ng rr 0h unf m ,He "
this ti,nd r. t,rtnr ,,S mi anW fnrss Pb". r..
t,v t,ss 1nrriar ~ the kil,iI ina iu,il ,vrittn
~ ~ ~ nrfnmst.n,v aa ih,s a"i tfa H..
He'olheh's W ~ mowsnnnor @ so' +,,a5ss
T ny ,snt tnst r,,1s yiIf uf c6,rsn f.,
Mek y, t ~ M.y = nv s .', .,,
snntn;,e, ~, "@ y, fn,c.nta t. wa nss,ctsf ~ Ut
%in. ..r ~ ~ t;. wcre S.a ~ H. ~ f.
Tuan, s'in.'ee' at W. rho s"i,,y t,s
t,Isl,cs :" ~ ri.oa sinrt III for tho nrnsnc,tion. Inn
ani It vii, &c l bnni for tho prisonsr to expn
nw,S US msscssan o! ehor u, nu os , a.,
- att Il n. t ,co,. - iH"t,,ii,,,d II. t @ % n,,.
,,,s' ~" H., H." an r IN stiv s,nfo-,, ~ ~ r
,rw s,,I ne ,Ke,ror Inn oc sheu % ut ~,
shns ,.nife Tur thcr, ~ n1nr "' no,i Go' ,nit
1nn .is ~ , HI. a.. .nyt .j. ,nu ~ IVY ~ p p: ,i INV
~, t,sHy " . hn H. m ~ n "in i, ~ mit ~.
~ crfrni Eint,mn hMs ~, ,,rnrta, i n" ahln Il,
. ~ it' ,E1i.. LUZ tht ~ ~ ~ @ mo H. ~
, 1880-04-27

EXPLOSION AND loss OF LIFE.
BERLIN, April GA telegram from Rrcs-
lau reports boilcr-uxplosl0n Mt KUnigsrute,
resulting In the denth Of six pcrsons alld the
woundfng of several.
THE EstPEROt AND BISMARCK.
The Emperor Inst NIGHT w.llt to 1Vefs-
baden. Bismarck Is ngaln suffering from
neuralgia. ...
DETnoTHAI~
IoSnoN, April M'.--A dispatch from 1]cr~
lin says: liking karl !. Of Wurtenlherg Inns
given Ills consent to tllebetrothal uf Princess
Pauline to q young physician practicing Mt
Breslau, of whom she Is ennnl0rel. on colt
diti0n uf her assuming the nnllle and tltlD of
Fraulein voll I<irchbnck."
n1safARcIl's ILLNESS.
LoNnoN. April 2G.-A Berlin dispatcl, says
Bismarck Is unuble to lGilre l,1s ROOM.
, 1880-04-27
Pope Leo.

Various statements, more nr lcsH erroneous.
l'nltu'A health. Thu truth ". that, thnuKh tlu
notah!u n1atu'iy exists. ths ltoly F1thors miesi-
Ey1ry cause Vt n,uruI truuhiu thut artAea thruws
hIlh Entn u atMtu III nervous prostitution. liver
wark md wunt nf tho pxersisu aud snluhrttllIa
upnn him lsaAtruIIsly. nl,.l thsu WIN Are around
hfn hs*crt that bis healt III fuillnx vtsib!y. Ills
medical atlvikerH arc worry AnsiAus that hu
should hAyu chungo 0f ntr tAts summer, but 1t
sceHls that tho threats nntt pressure bn,liHht to
boar uIA,n him by th.Ho W!ao would fa!n chntn
HIN to tue stuk1 hAs0 hIth0rto ayliud u pre-
vent hinl from tuki,lx ally such decial0n.
, 1880-04-27
AURORA BIBLE SOCIETY.

&13sF'0F0s LHF*aRV
Aul.OHA, ILL.,, April 9G.-Tlo Anrnrn City
nihla Society held It's annual meeting lust
evening, 1t was participated IN by tho 1teys.
Queereal,, iau!t, BEST, ilEll, Koyes, Wizard,
and Gully pr. Qncerra1l wnA recll0s4l. Pres
!tlcnt, aild W. H. Stultll Secretary a1a Treas.
ltrcr.
, 1880-04-27
TURKEY.

DEMAND OF THE POWERS.
CoSsrANTlSor1.E, April .0.-'TIIe Powers
hpyH addressed collective nota tn the Ports
demanding that tho frontier evacuation Inst
week, md since occupied by tho Albantuns,
be Immediately reoccuplrd BY the Turks and
ulon surrendered to the hl0ntcNcsrlMs, III
accordance with the terlNs0f tho convention.
, 1880-04-27

ST. PAUL, April H-Afary G. Wetsher vas
arrested in La Sueur County, Minnesota, last
week, charged with the murder of her llus.
band, who was killed, rs she alleged, by two
unknown men aome days before. TIE OK.
animation was begun Saturday, and finished
ttttlay. when she was held for trial ut tho
next term ut the District Court
, 1880-04-27
BADLY Gun,
Etfttd1 nffb,ttfh IN Thx f7hfrnno TSrSt,

Setctat ntspatth to Tns Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April og.-I.sst evening
William Sexton, n nnted rough, inflicted
frtghtt.il wound on John Ryan, cutting n
Easl, from the temple down to THO chin, lay-
luz the flesh open NJ n butcher does ham.
Sexton las not yet been arrested.