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Rye--No. 2 saable at VIC.
Brau-Firm. sales at S13 90 per ton.
Hay-Market easier. We quote choice timothy,
small bales, at s4 50@l5 SO.
The Provision Market
We quote: -, .f-....
cured, So IS. -t,
shouiders-Partly cured. 81 so; green, "a 25.
Lard-Prime steam, IS 25@S So
Sweet Picked Meats-HaIns, IS IS December;
q so February.
Vegetables and Fruits.
h Apples-1n liberal supply; market steady and
quiet We quote: Fancy, 81 0o92 Is; choice stock
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COMMERCIAL.

There has been good business done during the
week closing with to-day, and with but few excep-
tions values have undergone no changes.
The following table shows the amount of grain
In store In this city at the present time:
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To ALI COnCCrlGi.

Please take notice that l propose to have sur
veyed on December q next, according to Law
twenty acres of land owned by me. comprising
PORTION of the west 4 OF the southwest = OF sec
ction .. township Is, range east Marion County,
Indiana DARWIN G. EATON.
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Indianapolis Live Stock Market.

STOCK YARDS, December C.
Hogs-Receipts, 1896 head: shipments 500
head. To-day's receipts have been comparatively
light. The market was virtually the same as sat
urday all grades except heavy shipping for
which there was no demand, Eastern buyers
had no orders for that class of hogs. The pros
poets are that with moderate receipts prices will
advance. At the close the pens were entirely
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Canvassers make from $25 to $50 per week
selling goods for +. G. Rideout & Co., 10 Bar
clay street, New York. Send for catalogue
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Diphtheria.

MICHIGAN CRY. Ind, Dec. 3.-Warden Charles
Mayne. of the Northern Prison, has lost two chill
dren by that terrible disease, diphthera. He
buried one yesterday and one to-day.
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MccannD Acnuitted.

CHzYEsxE, Dec 5,--The celebrated case Of the
United states against d. @. heCann ended here
last night By the acquitiel Of defendant McCann
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eff it cost $40 a can, I'd have it, said
Chicago sta5leman about Hoofoline. -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Receipts, 60 head; shipmer
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Sterling, GO days...47s New per cents.....1oll4
sterling sight-.4S0& u s. AZ s.............-1lO15
q. s. 6s. sl..........1041 New U. 5. fs......-111
NorE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in indianapolis varies from the New York
quotations 1C91 per cent.
, 1880-04-21
SPRINGFIELD MATTERS.

Rptctaf Dt1palth 70 4Hs Ckltaod 1ftotFh9'
Spn1NarlELp, ILL.,, April @.-Tha State
board OF Public Charities held tts quarterly
meeting to-day, but transacted no business OF
interest except to appo!nt Commissioner
Grimshaw to represent the lsnard at the an.
nual conference OF Charities ut Cincinnati
June 81. rl.o financial statement Of the ton
Institutions under the care Ut tho Bnard for
the quarter ending March 81 shows that tflolr
ordinary expenses during the quarter were
Slb3,bls, and their special EXPENSES $a!, ~.
Thu average nt!n,bar OF Inmates was y, l9l, to
whom 284, ,73l days board were furnished, and
tho aYeraKs cast per capita WIS 340.a.
Ths Secretary Of State t97day Issued
license to organtze to the Silver Seal l'ros"
capitai, 100000; the uh!caKo Fireproni
| Paint Company, capital, 500, 900; aid tho
Rockford Looporatlya Furniture Company
capitui, $4,000.
, 1880-04-21

4{AHn
paper, tho World, Tint tho lemocfN,c "'n-
1ortty In tho Senate and House tntcnled 10
,nnkn n mr,y fsy,o Of rcpcaing MI lnntls
...crta nj ~ rc,lroo,ta which hn,i not been
Elaa'.I' ~ ,r,,. a.a.".'',,',s ,.oro rcncntct IN
earnca. 1l'o M"te'ifctl's "eso stps t!.s.. ~. -
tho Den0cratlc ofga',, anu WERE a1Se'' u"t.W
otbors to 10 us(stl. At The snnle timo " WINS
nnno,,ncs,1 Tint Chalmers. Of Mississippi, n
n,',.as ~ ~, 1,n,ao t,nc;nc pnIlroafs f,otr.
-. '.o .h,a ,,,oatlot, nnt
n'.t|' NV. pe.'l sa"sy ...,,,oi n ulo,,toi
"o"!a "os',. "Ano .epu.e t,., ,rn,,td ,,rnvo
ny tho l'em'craalc psa5, o,, ""i .r,,s rpnort ",t
IL he wise phrty pollcy. Inns Iepoit
am Win i,aa hce,, swing the subject special
S".l' '!'' "''o '..' ".s. H.'1 ,.'.... that
attehtlo1s, ct"lihs 10 Rno" tl'"t
THE FOLLOWING RrArE"EsF
can l,o sustained by pFp0f: 1lD snys II IS y
foct susccntible of prouf TINT tho raid OH 1a-
In, st,n ,,,,, L., t.n t,tnrcat of n r}tnun NJ
W. .'tt wa - s.o ,.. ,t,rnrnr " I,nrlr IN
sthch-!oopeFss hcnac" W lts."' - - ".,.,t,.
lear tho prizes OF lint Stock III ott!eF !" t''"o1e
Mr. Park altl Ills coatljnt0rs tn get coil-
tut If thu Cnmpnfy, Mr.. Park now
..m.,.,. az, uo,,n,,,n f,ut1rno,1. mil ie.
co"lto'o 1Ao i"""a.s - in pootnn
Strts 10 get coh1foi VI t1o "s.'s ~.
Mnl. The prUpOset Inquiry by tic
| Srnptr Judiciary CDmu,ttiee md the House
| i,nn,mlffe. al i}arff|c 1{nllrnltis not bearing
| In stnrk s1 s1fiicientiy..Nr; Park himself cnnD
hnrr. mil. In nj, nrG,lmctlt lNtaru tho Ifo,ssa
Cu,l,,nIttec on p0st-Olllcna and l'Ust-laoMds
| IN fnynr IF firm s1,tps.-a Uttecr place tor
sl,ch ,1l Nrguulent, -t,,tiiouneeh TINT two
ships were now ln,fidng on the Clyde which
, 1880-04-21
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE SPRINGER INVESTIGATION.

Special Dtspdtth ia ms Chaedto aT6HHS
WAsn1yoToN, D. g., April 2o.-The main
object of tho investigation Into the charges
against Springer now appears to be 10 put on
record the testimony that Flnlcy's letter
did not refer to Mr.. ridden when iae spoke
of those "Now York friends personally In
tcrcstcd in the seating ut Donnelly." Ihe
Democratic friends OF TIltlcn hero seem to
realize that e!Tsctiye uso of this letter will ho
n,ade In tho campatg1, II 1t is allowed TO
stand witt, the Impression which Mr. Spring.
or Kavo the public In regard to tho nnttor.
Mr., Finley, wien called, will swear that t1e
did not hayo hfr. Tild0n III mind when
he wrote his letter; TINT ho Ind mover
consulted him in regard to the Donnclly
case. mid did not know how lo folt about 1t,
DE l.EssErs' oASAI4
Now York bankers now hero declare TINT
Do Lcsseps Is InaulEing In puro sensation
when lla declares In Paris that ho received
heavy subscriptions In New York to his
canal pro1eet. These bankers Bay that on
the contrary, lle received no subscriptions
wortl, talking about II, In fact, he obtained
my. At least his subscription papers sent
to the principal New York banks remained
blank. The feeling among all capitalists was
TINT the hostile attitude Of tha United States
was enough to prevent Investments, and tl'!a
feeling still exists. -.,-
/ r0srAI. ETATIsT1Cs.
| ii ths tVestss1, A1sostattd l'tssa,
WASHINGTON, D. G., April @.--'fho postA
revenues for the coming year will undonbt
c,lly be muc], Rreater than the estimates
TEo arlo,lnt Of postage.stamps, stamped en-
yclopes, and postal-cnrtls issued to PostMas
tors upon requlsitiol, during the nine month,
ending March 81 Inst, was S2},e ,e79,&tt IN III
| crease of over II per cent.
ExFOlrr HoSns. --.
Tic House Committee III Waya and Mean
| nRrccti to Teport to tho House laopresentat!y
Jolnsot,'s bfIl to amend tie statutes relat!v
to tha cancellation Of export bonds 0n tho ea
pDrtatlon OF tobacco, snut1, ard cigars.
posTAAgrEHs APPOINTED.
Tho President nominated james f. OWel
: Postmaster ut OnarKa, ILL.,. 0nn L9rln l
Sykes, Postmaster at Knoxville, Ill.
, 1880-04-21
ncdicnt, n ,,oyo discussion, call It by what

..J,x,.., ~ t,ovn t1lsouaston mil It bY what
l"t,rc,a,n ,nr ,,ns, :" ,at, ,aa'v suts,
~ tn!s p1s rn,'ort M ram tho Cnntnittco Or, Az
XII, n,nkur mn nt,propriatlon
HIupt.E.s'"1sdi 1sistt,nt ~ tsn]mipbin. Ordered
LOT tnS ~; a;'s..Ms ran.,n,,,,ttc,,>
PfHe!! H. tm,I' 1t' sa I,a wo,, call It up for nc-
,,, nf. ,,Iu,, Gn tn Nnvot Apnropriauoil bill wns
.i,s'.,,sn,i tI.na MaI" ~ t'o 1''s'"'
H. H'ti,i,a--Whnt time wilt that bop
Wr t,nh,-t ,!ntl't know,
Mr' Mr IHI I1ti;tna.-snn,r Nh fitnr in August?
~ IL iir"ra,,. recurring to tho pending qttcs-
tsot,. 1st,tss,ca ngainst Tho idcn that thc mn
1nrIty was 10 be .pcrpctlnlIy ttsctaNat lo ~
thc minority. fle would ST here tor twO
weeks before lle would giSe III on this QueS'
tion. .,.,,,
After three or four r0!!.chlls AleAlnn9,n III,
slgErstcl he would l'e willing "a Elve tno
Republicans all hour they wotll0 Rtso
twenty minutes Of that timo to tie gehtle-
lin1i FROM 0l.tn (t'nriiHlil. n.,.u
Thu qutstlon was whether tllo Kopnnllcn,,M ~ !,
/! party wnuId give twenty m'h"teS ~ '''
leader. - 49,. =,
Mr.. Gnrileld-You pay leave mo ons OIL
the question:. II
Mr. 1liscDek said the Republicans Wo"l1
ncreIt nri hour. ..v,.,
Mr. McatnFon-lsana t!lht tI1Cts!aE tTe s"cil-
, 1880-04-21

..fxA Al I, RI
eGay ~ u ~ cn,ran nnV ono wlio stands III
HM; RI ,G;cc w. 'ar,;mst ~ "i,yhny my ii,nro tilan
~ NmtIrn Ind rnrriell tho ship 10
EnSthon FL tnt,1e,,, ~ ratcna ~ ti1n runs OF tic
LII, salS ,n"r,.,t m"..s 1S"war. mil II this is
ns,.,tFc'i1Ms t.nt 1n., u sl'o,rs Tint no onu
E"9a lazy Ivy rtni,t r. o,iv rart Of thfs fund.
s W. hns i. ,e H. sa,, ripht thnt llc woul hnvp
III tau "t1 ~. so ,o.,.r Sev n rrct,iygl tlDinr 1T
Mmu !, w., w. Ems1a,m, N rinim on tho sense
m"nuy ~" ~ f"mrrnss m prtrcting it, clt-
OF 1us.,cHi oi,st y. enf nna If lid enemies Of sha
7gH 75nite k;t!1tt statss. "e Ono very weiikow md
eWxt"nssvs im,M,r.rr ntl,uttctl to him fEA-
nluh"s! t,'s ..,,,. "u -. ,,,,,,u,,,.r,,,a yrA1,s
roon MossE rHoHrEnnus @ s,t;'l ~; nIn"' ,' ,,o,,
than those OF tho VAR, MMy i!.t l.o cIn,,,' in
far War premiums. Nj. EHnlsn.s Sae,i i,anr. m:
and tho answer eSpfesseti ZIP W wl'"tt 'tii "iT
OF ttcsn claimants, WoIi;" nc saiu, III i
sold It nt t!tc sne prices, NM nSI mM'" ~.
to pny the War prSnlillltl. wnAi nhsT m'oe
Si000oo more" ttin n'anlllli ol ,,S FIN, EM,n:
Mr. C,nklinE asked INC ,ehatntI, tLi su t,a
mont wo II tliS ortnlof'' WIS e''ti9teu ~ '''o
l,alntirr nf tho funtl. .,. ,r.,, o,t,t,o1
Mr.. Edmtit',a-l helGve III pss.s G,. t,n.,.r,,.
to recc!ve It hns received tt;,-tha StofSF;; ~
1uent of tho Unite4 Stntns, .ne ""E las =" ~ ~
TIC Ntysllttett u liz i.,tsni,, 40 s,,nn min
, 1880-04-21
Premier Do Trcycinct's Circular
to French Representatives
AbrOntl.
The Hartmann Affair Decided En-"
tireiy Upon Its Legal
Merits.
Queen Yictortn Returns from ffor Euro
pcan Trip with Impaired
lfcnftlt.
Prospect Of EARLY Active Work Betweon
the Opposing Forces in Af-
ghanistan.


HEALTH OF THE QUEEN.
LONDON, April s0.-Tlle tVortd says; ":lho, |
Queens health md spirits aro unsatisfactory.
1ler Majesty suffers nlmUst constantly FROM |
violent headaches" -..
AnttvA1. OF THE CONSTELLATION.
Tho United States friEate Constellation,
will, provisions and clothing for 1rcland's
npor, entered Queenstown harbor this morn-
lnE.
On the meeting Of Parliament tho Govern
ment will he nskcd Il, giyo Information cntl- en-
partlnent Mt Washington preferred against
The n9ntSrs',neiy t{ 1ey
the sugar lnRtle In that colony.
MEETING FoN CONSULTATIONS.
The 1InNe-Eut8 members have been nskett
Tle requisitioM is signed by William, Shane
mid ot]iprH.
THE TAY 1n1pGE.
The inquiry by the l,oard of Trade Into the
Tay I,ridgc dfsnster Is rcnpcncd Tor tile hear
Ing Of technical and scIentl lttc evidence. me
proofs supposed to have been fountl ycatcr-
5 sssi Il Icesr S s theory &c Sa Sf t se, Ssf ST. ST.
'rhnmas ljoucll. that the trnin went OF the
TIE COMING CHANGE.
l lIttSLt3N t1pIll .'V.-AHS, Ahbt1H AIhAoto
ment about the Premtershtp... Thoy await
tic Queens summons. The GoverninGnt, +, Is
mt expected tn resign until after tho middle
| nf tho week. The belief grows TINT George
j. t.oschcn will succeed Lord Lyttoil rs
Vfccr0y to Intlia.
| THE OCEAN cArsLEs.
I.oNnoy, April 9o.-The manufacture Of
tho AnElo.A merriam Comrany's new ocean
cnbte il nearly completed. The new French
Gable Company is neKotIating witta ihe Eia, r.
UntIre surrender Of Its position Us Ill 1nuc-
pendent concern.
Will 1lEs1GS.
Tho IVnrld announces TINT the Austrian
| Ambassador to England, Count Cnr0lyl. Inns
determined to resign II Gladstone becomes
TO nE KH1dnrED.
13orthwick, proprietor Of tho Morning
Post, Is to be knlghtgd.
WOOL. SALES .
The SECOND series Of the Colonial WOO
snlcs for 1880 opened to-day with q full Mt
tendance. Tho bidding was animated. Price
: averaged nbnllt 10 per cent attyarce on rate
current III March. Etgl.ty-ilvo hundred bGle m
Fsre @ d sd1 &torG t'as,G'f is ssri ssriss Sae M VII
extend to tho 18th Of June, and Will inelud
from 81, 900 to Il, GOO bales.
wo1.sELEy WANTED.
, LONDON, April :o.-The Daily Nc1cs "
a tlcrstantis tl1at Oh Saturday lust urgent IT
structtons were telegrnnhett Gcn. Wolscle
10 retnrn fronl South Africa to EnElnn
with all speed. I1o is expected to reach Ell
: gland about tho 18TH prox.
;" DEAD.
r. Tho Rev. Alexander Raleigh, D. D., Is dea'
, 1880-04-21

The farmers md planters to sell leaf tobacco
OF their own production to other porsons
thRn manufacturers 'of tobnccS without
special tax. Placed on tho calendar.
At tic rcQ,rat OF Mr.. Heck, tho House
amendments 10 tho bill for an exhibition III
Now York III 1885 were cot,currctl III.
Mr.. Eslmunds, from the Com'nlttee on
Judiciary, winch WIS instructed by rcaoin-
tlon Of tic Senate Of June 10. ls1o, to inquire
into the alleged Discrimination by tho UnIon
pac!ic halfway In THO rate nt fEslgit t1 prl-
submitted rerort suti!ng forth thai u sacli
Discrimination exists, tic ordinary remedy OF
rriyMtc prrsnns, ny SIT a. Ivy, y ol,e1i IL 10
the Unt Sates n, nso In ,lsns 1,,nte e2sp 2ap
tl,e furfeiiuro of MI rights derived BY such
C0,npnay from tile United States, Including
It's churter, II Il taye onn. OIL tlle ground q
,xaSsqIr nIiee q fs of H. tic S,5r "pnlo" ta uor tic
circ,, % nstacrs. A. NJ, lcpis!aiiyc stcp Is 1t pres
Cit n,iyisrl,lo touchinr tho, matter mentioned,
md aske.! to be tsc'rEe%t IRON It's i"f'noF
Mr. .jnras presented tic memorial OF nc
New Urlct,,s Cottutl Exchange. praying Tor
speedy favorable action nm tho recn'nI'r!itla-
tons Gf the rc,pnrt Of tho mississippi N1ver
ously sighed By citizens Ut 1owa for tho abo-
t1tlon Ut the duty m S'slt~ ,,..,
slan, ra'sG rspofltd t "iyerse1s s On ths b TO IL
crease Tic pensions of wounlgtl soldiers Of
tho War Of 1919, md one bill In rclnsion 10
the compensation atlti expenses OF l'ni'sinn,
| Ntr. Mnxey announced that on Friday hn
will ondcMvnr to call up tho t'ost-lfo'te ply.
Ntr. Vest, FROM tic Committee, oli rul,l;o
Dni.Ts and GIods M aenofiSa ~, ,aFo,aios xic,
i@n @ s t a exfeass. s. 1s 70 exessd z
, 1880-04-21

LIVELY I1DSFEGts
LONDON, April W.-Tho Ko1.lstan Chiefs
are friendly. There Is no opposition to us In
Matdan. Gen. Stewart should reach Ghuznee
Tuesday to-day.
A dispatch dated blookar, April IL, re-
ce!yed by way OF Ca,1dahaE, says: "Maj.
Clifford reports on tho authority OF natlvo
spy that 1900 sulelman Klels have toincd
Sherwala. The. force OF sheTWan now
fayor Of attacking The British immediately;
Other Chiefs advise y postpolleinent until!
Musk! Alum arrives with his 5000 eepoys;,h
Gen. Hughes men can sec consi.d1srTable l.1 T
neEs flying. .......--.
TIE PERSIAN FRONTIER GUARD.
InNnoS. Aprjl a.-Ulspatehes from To-
heFan say y 900 lninntry and 100 cavalry haYe
gone to khorassan to reinforce the Persldll
frontier guard,
, 1880-04-21

GOVERNMENT CIRCULAR.
pAR1R, April 20.-The circular from Pre-
1nier do Frcycfnct to the Representatives OF
France abroad refers to the recognition OF
I,ounlanIa, the Greek frontier question, nlid
tho dclimitation ot Montenegro, the affairs
of Egypt, the Hartmann affair. and tho re-
ligious DEGREES.
CREDENTIALS PRESENTED.
Baron Won lsl,towitz h,ls presented his crc-
tlcntints Us Ambassador Of Germanyt to Presl-
dent Gs6vy. ....
FAILURE OF A rLAy-pREAcH OF CON-
TRACT.
Sarah Uorn]lartlt, In hor letter to tho Man.
ager Of tho Theatre Franca!s, says: You
torccd mu to play whon WIS not ready; you
allowed mo only eight rchearsals on, tile
tirv once, cnultl not decide on appearing
before tho public, but y0u positively reauEret!
1t, md whit forcsaw happened. Iie result
lngs. One critic asserted that played Vl1'.
ui1lie Of LfAss0nlniolr,' Instead Of Do7ln
| EloTl1,dc OF LAyentario.'" The manager
| has summoned tho judicial C1!nmittee, OF
the tloatre to consider bernhardts breach OF
DE Fl.EYc1NEr's CIRCULAR
! PARIS, April 20.-fn the cIrcn!Rr' to tho
| French Representatives abroad explanatory
Of his foreign policy. Ds frSyctnet ms &c lae
llIkS llp WISH ~ kllI StAS
prevailed TOR several years, and which Is es'
pcc!alty tho policy Of peace nlli Cancellation
iIo recounts tho tlctails Of tho recognition oi
lio,llnaNia., Tho urcok question, llo Says
@ l.opo o Of m cnrly aid tefnit settlement: Tit
task in Egypt il still incomplete, but tho re-
s.llts alreatly obtained are satisfactory Tl'
Government, he snys.. wns. IN THO Hart
mann n!falr, entirely guided by thu
legal aspect of tho, question. iseE0rtl!ni
tho religious dcerccs. tlln circular denies tha
OF protection to French missionaries abroad
and declares TINT tho solicltude for the u
llgInus interests and respect tor indtYldun
rights ar0 III no why Impaired.
l NEARHEaInLEn.
Tho Scnnte and Chamber Of Deputies reat
scntbled tn-dRy.
! ELECTION6.
.MArsE1ILEs, April 2o.--ln the mNnlc!p.
elcctlons here tho candidates Of tho extreln
Left were defeated by tho candidates Of II
Socialist WOEkingmel.
, 1880-04-21

ed, hut tho appointment was made after per-
sts,ent opposition and iin,ler. circumstances
nIDIulv indicating that the lutlucnco Of Gun,
Melikoff Is In the ascendant.
THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM.
Sr, pErE1anunn, April oo-Tho semi
official Derca publishes the program Of tha
i,ruEfan tirefnrcs that Tic Government, b.
fnR regarded rs an enemy, I'LL menus which
inay be employed 10 overthrow 1t arc tisti.
iicd. All the elelncnts II thG 9rpost!!on,
nj nittce, Mt viii lave It's assistance and protcc-
tinil. Pcrs0lls nntl sncinl Rrnttps knowingly
Milling tho Government will be trentel "A
enemies. -
Dcrr1 inn,lrltrrtcs tho new ,notilotl which
tie rslltnr announces he intends 10 pursue
against tho foyolnttontsts.
, 1880-04-21

WASHINGTON, d. G., April 9.-Mr. Wal
lace, from the Committee on Finance, 70"
ported fayorably on bill to regulate the
compensation Of night Inspectors Of Oas-
toms, l'luced on the calendar.
Mr.. Dayasl, from the Committee on FL
nancc, reported adversely OIL the bill to re-
neal SO much Of Sec. B,aa44 OF the Revised
Statutes as prohibits farmers and planters
from, selling leaf tobacco at retail direct to
consumers Without special tax. and to allow
, 1880-04-21
THE COMBAT.
NY Scn1ter Watt, Bnrts

Erookipn Eae'e.
With great pain tho Knight rntscd himself
on bis shoulder and looked wIstfully at tho vim
dow. Tho mn1den 9lAnccd at him compassion
atoly, mud then turned hor eyes to tho scene
without.
"1Iow goes tho frncas?'' he demanded imps-
entity. "Mothnks 'twcr1 tfmo that he who
halongod should hnro been horo Gro this. Lag
garlt Dost SEQ nrian du Dos Gilbert, or Joo
Ooes7 Tho game Knight of britain should not
bo wastcfll OF tho tln,o stnco hn hath much be- n
foro him cro this contest shall be given to crown
him yictor-look, good lGboccn." D. .,..,, .so
K%ights Is sadty tr.linpied and methlnks thora bo
gross disputes n between the faot1on'. VI vc''
"That il strange. Do not THO vnrlets know
fRpfSSese Io tSos rrnnsis aaa SH nf a' ~" ~ '
and n. sroF YbSfe @ y ne
Cortes. thore 1n,,at DO ono among them p Wn,sa ,ss
eldod. Thoy agree col On 4 tail, dirk man, who hath
Just fe'lod four. Hc atalks among ttom n Ths!
AS6t s shai' bo on its merits and may hoD'st man
Ses that ta lark .aa bess h!msoit liko ono
~.p anay, ney, ~. not % so Twere moro like WIG
hss1 as teSs p asdt e toa Ct s,,
:. clalinctl tho Knight with smile Of delight.
ssssx e. Ss,!s 2 t. 's4 sess5s
saoSia Haa ess sS md striSo iases shst %ot6s
Sssi| p!sa4| soTsful God hast lily powor deserted
"And aosa, how benreth hoT' demanded tas
:fie eoantstcd On , hts asa7.yorsnsy's y. chin"
"Not yct. Int Tie swaying crowd aro mad
, 1880-04-21
GERMANY.
FIR1fEfiY EXPOSITION.

F1HJIFIkf TsNIf5SF13I4ss
BERLIN, April 2o.-Tho International Fish
CRY Exhibition was opened this morning by
the Crown Prince Frederick William. Tho
ceremony wns attended BY Prince Frederick
Charles, nephew Of tho Emperor, several
Ministers, and other In,pcrial 'functlonaries
and members of tho Federal Council, Tho
Rciclstag nntt diplomatic corps. Tho Exllt-
billion fs complete IT. nearly nll Its details,
and presents Il very fine appearance.
, 1880-04-21

TIE F1srE AT THE VATICAN.
RnME, April ao.-A grand pathological tcts
or notygiot academy WIS held Mt the Vatican
In honor Of the ext.ltatton Of Pope Leo XIII.
Tho diplomatic body, nobility, Archblshops,
etc., were present. Scholars Of tho propa-
gut,t!a rccttetl poems In forty-nire different
langl,ngcs exto1ing the Pope.
AEsABtNATED.
RoME, April GA dispatch from Lcghorn
reports that SIEnor. .Ferenzotln, the author OF
pamphlet entitled ''Garioaldi, the migrate.
Ind before been made OIL his life.
, 1880-04-21

Pension bills.
,n,77,T. .v.nn
IiH oEr w., r. ~ ,,.,t.n IN" @
DEbAfE ESuhn'
Special Dt,pateh to Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April M.-Thc &c"
bate on tbs Geneva Awnr, bill lacked tho
,l,s,,,ovo of orotnrica1 fireworks which 50 dc
lighted tho audience yes'aIaay' oenI.oi '''
Ettmuuts spoke n length with Ills us'lna im-
nrrturbable self-rMsscsston that always COLL
psa.,,. n,tart,nr mr. tli,1 In Let 1,s yo{co run
a..' ,..,t n will, aIrrsstnp skill.
n""s' u"s e.; f. .sa.. s,, T., ,,,a n,,t,,fnr tho
lle ss"tca I4io i'"'o"" VIZ - ~ .s.t5 -, ,,,,
insurance companies hre hot emnllea ,.. ~ ""s
Of tho award MD ho was equally posa,sv ~ ~ ~
S ,,m,,,uns ,vcrc mt untitled to any Of It; hut
premiums ,s,aa "utu ~ - tl,,1. TINT soncthfnr
I,aa,'1a no wy 'ds."'d ha dono NJ ' for tic owners
s,;0'''a 81 vessrs ua @Hnu DESTROYED ID by tho cx-
nn,n,ta1 cruisers. What remains Of
t"ap tha n,yar, hc would hive pal into tho pub
lie lie Treasury rs a sma'l atone'ncnt for tho
great public injury committed upon inc
ncoplc Of tic United States.
senator 'rhurman. when l,o rose to con-
cElite the aeoate, 'luu.eGu a. - 'v ,,,,.n ~
mlad OIL the action Of oe,.'io,s ,s oa,ns nns,n no
VsslHaa When legal arguments lavo been presented
Of tho Senators seats hyH %ra 5es. S1e'ss &c ss1t
pn1 Wne'. .,e'sat os" o1,I ,'r,v tho ronber md
rapafsee' thrust alu ..ss' hnn,, aao n,taI tInlf
the ga'lsres as,nr ha'e ut once 0een n''e'' ''"A
HAVE DEEM ABSENT
,,r,r, ++,a ;iahota % Int wien vote was to DO
ta ata, +,a eno ohso,,tcrs wo,, come in. saying,
votcp" nr Ilow did Bob yote?" and rs
ntck, or Totn. or Bob yotad 50 would they
vote, trhu Senator thcn went over his old
, 1880-04-21

) AMNESTY TALKt
CITY or MEx1co, April t0.-Congress ID
discussing bill TO grant unconditional NM
ncsty to all persons engaged III revolutions
since the restoration OF tho Republic. One Of
tho Speakers urged TINT Mexico ought, BY tho
passage of a bill, to set .an example to France
and tho United States.
, 1880-04-21
ANOTHER HILL,

Pu1LADRLrinA, Pa., April 4.--Catha1ln
Hill {colored) Inns filed application TOT psnd snd
sion, on the ground that she enlisted w.
served In the Union army for three yeMss,
She was wounded three times and conlessss,s as,.
her sex when ~ ho hospital, buta AK W. sss,hi6
its her wounds as eyldence Of the sru1n "
her story.