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ST. CHRULINE.S CUUKL HU1EG
Corner West Washington and Elizabeth streets,
is pleasantly located outside of the noise but
convenient to the business centtc OF the CITY, aud
resident and transient guests who prefer quiet
and pleasant accommodations In commodious
light and elegantly furnished rooms. and urst-
class table, fnd tho Court under the manage
1nent OF Gcn- Hotchkiss. tue new proprietor a
very desirable hotel; with reasonable charxes
, 1881-03-27
PARDRlDCE:S,
\ 114 & l1G State-st.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, dc.

DIAl4ONDSs fGAIL6s dc.
SPECIAL ! NOTICE.
N. MatSon Go.
:: State and: tlonroe.sts., ..
Invite:thie attention
Of persons intend
ing to invest mon
ey in PRECIOUS
STONES to their
stock, (which in
Caudes hot only ell
egant SOLITAIRE
and matched DRA-
WI oNDS, and care
fully S selected
PEARLS, but also
an exceptionally
RI W e E::*COLlGG.| !
TON Of RUBlES,
S a p r HfR e S, |
EN-
and 9th |
er gems Of pernna-
nent and increas-
ng value. |
All goods marked
in PLAIN FlC-|
lJRES from which
there is no devia-
, 1881-03-27

lUNDBER6 STONE E-PRESERVtNG PROCESS,
Stone aud brick walls can be cleaned, pre-
served, and made water and fire pruof by the
&C. Q. LundoerR Stonc- Preserving Process"
Samples and certificates will be furnished by
caiing Oh {. O. Lundberg, % Bryan Block, l68
La Sale street, Chicago
, 1881-03-27

y Palmer nackey, of the Palmer House tail-
of5nG store. IA getting I'D business suit for S:5
aao upwards truly artistic ia every outline. He
1e exhibiting flue Ut foreign and domestic fab
!lcs not e1celled In style variety by apy tailor
ing establishment -
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1.-THE FAIR."
WE ARE STILL THERE;
ALWAYS WILL BE
IRB HEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS
FOR
GENUINE BARGAINS.
B, ,,J,IEHnAII..
.ff.THE FAlR.'' -
'".THE FAIR. -

Co1gate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap Of 19c.
Hayle's German Cologne at lac.
All-Linen H'dk'zs, ready for use, at 10c-
Al-Sflk Hd'k'is, In fancy colors, at 25c-
A good Embroidered Corset, in all colors,
at 3Sc.
Ladies' six Clocked Dalbriggan Hose at
95 cents.
Gents Seamless HALF Hose at 10c.
All:Si1k Girdles, in all shades, at 88c.
Linens, Kid and Berlin Gloves, Laces,
Curtains. Ladies' Underwear,
Aprons, Ribbons, and Millinery
Goods, at prices lower than the
lowest.
Rogers & Bros.' 12-oz. Sfl1er-Plated
Knives at $1.4S set.
Rogers e. Bros.' Silyer.Plated Teaspoons
ut 81. 10 q set.
Rogers & Bros.' Sllrer-Plated Table,
spoons at $3.50 set.
Rogers & Bros.' SiIYer-PIatcd Forks at
$3.50 q set.
Chenper grades at our usual low prices.
Solid Gold. Rolled Plated, and Fire-Gilt
JEWELRY at prices never before
equa1ed.
Just received, full line Of Cut Steel Ear
drops and Pins in the latest novel;
ties, ut less tlan they cost to i'm.
port
Gents Reinforced Unlanndried Shirts,
with 1900 Linen Bosom and Cuff,
at G5c: Better ut 75c, 95c, and
upwards.
S-PIy Linen Collars, in the latest styles,
a-Ply Linen Cuffs, in the latest designs,
Au-Silk Scarfs, In the latest novelty, at
48 cents.
Boots and Shoes,
! Hats and Caps,
Pocketbooks,
Hair Goods,
Stationery,
Albums and TefTet Frames,
Japanese Goods,
Cigars and Pipes,
Candies and '.ocolates,
Brackets and Frames,
Trunks and Yaltses,
Oil Paintings & Mirrors,
Baskets and Workstands,
Crockery and Glassware,
Hardware and TinWare,
Lamps and Vnses,
Majolica and Kiota Ware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Japanned and Granite Ware,
Bird Cages and Aquariums,
And al kinds Of merchandise
At our Low and Popular Prices.
Goldfish from 10c to 25c.
Ffsit tour Ladies' Coffee Par.or.
E. J. LEHMANN, |
s<THE FAIR "
Cor. STATE & ADAMS-sTS.
Hx.osp4a as tho Largest. CHEAPEST, aud most
Popular Store in the CiiH, |
, 1881-03-27

Dr. D'UnEer, discoyercr of the Cinchona
cure for drunkenness, cures all cases. He is
at the Palmer House-his third year there,
AL slaves to alcohol invited to call
, 1881-03-27

The universal verdict is that the New No fs
12 11e e!mp mplee1 nnd most durable sewing machine
, 1881-03-27

>We recommend Eldredge sewtne-machines
, 1881-03-27

Terrible Loax or Life.
Millions Of rdts. mtcc cats bod -burs. rra chea
lose thotr lives by collision with "1ouxb on Rats
oold by drugXis1$- l5c boxes.
, 1881-03-27
THE NEW cf1Mlc OPERAS

TIE HEW CUMTC UPERHS,
"Biuee Taylor" und "Olive1te" heretofore
sold at 81. may now be had ut 50 cents each at
Lyon d HeaiS' S. State aud Monroe streets Nine
OF tho most popular gems from either pf these
opcras are to be bud ut - cents
, 1881-03-27

The spring crop Ut crt'ton bugs is large. Buck
g. Kayner's Moth Powder sweeps them oH,
, 1881-03-27

F1nfst teeth s.. Filling half-price. Cum
minis Bental Co., 20 Suite, corner Randolph,
, 1881-03-27

THE CITIZENS OF THE SECOND PRE-
l. cinc1 OF the Fourteenth Ward are horehr nptf-
ed that the polltnR.place has been removed from lie
to liz West Chicago n.y.. the chnnco
bein. essentially necessary account Of tho former
place being ut one of the extreme corners Of the pre-
cinct- Redistribution resumed Tuesday from . NJ to
L. "' ~ ~ ~
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EEw YoRx, December s,--Wal street
operators are still more concerned about
he price Of moneythan the price Of stocks,
tits reported on good authority that the
Pennsylvania Company will organize The
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Illinois Central
road, and give preferred stock, with guar
anteed dividends Of four OF. five per cent,
In exchange for Cleveland, Columbus 4
illinois Central incomes, with back In
f,orrowtnsdemand Is large ior Michigan
Central, New York Central, Wabash pre-
ierred and Delaware ( Lackawanna.
Short interest on 25,000 Share! oi
Louisville L Nashville is said to have been
covered Yesterday on private terms.
The Texas { Colorado CONSTRUCTION
Company has graded sixty miles ol lhe
road, and contracted for 200. miles more:
ifhe Texas Pacific force will be placed up
-. Vku limo enntt,
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Dh GEo. p. HAYS, formerly President oil
Washington College, now Of Denver, Col,
writes letter to tho Washington Ob'errer
inanswcr to applications from old acquaintt'
Inccs for information in regard to the
advantages Of Colorado for intending emf.
giants. lie says that living Is about one.
thitd higher in Denver than in the East,
but that good, sober and industrious
mechanics can as rule do better there
than in the East provided they have some
money to 90 on after reaching Denver. The
Unstable character Of the population 10
shown by his statement that the people
generally move about Office a month from
one latt Of the city TO the other. lie con-
Gudes his letter as follows:
This letter will not bo very definite and
satisfactory to those seeking information.
lis not intended 10 be. When II comes
iOmNklng decision on such matters as
moving from one State TO another, those
who are 10 be most affected must satisfy
themselves and take the risks. have,
however, no hesitation in saying that
those who have some money 10 tide them
over the getting started, can make more
money out OF the same talents, energy and
hard work than they can in the east
We lear that the Doctors letter lis a
title misleading. The climate Of Colorado
ha trying ono for at least half the year,
and very many laboters who work out Of
doors in the summer are left In q sttaitened
condition in The winter In door me.
shaniCs, whohave good jobs, get along well
enough, asa matter Of course, but as otir
friend Major Norton puts 1t, Colorado ID
not tempting country tot poor people
The Major is fresh from the soil and knows
whereof he speaks. The climate 10 better
10 the Ohio Valley, work quite as certain
living cheaper, society mores settled and OF
The whole an industrious and sober mar
tan average quite as well as in Colorado
We tcICr particularly 10 men Of families.
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ArARIrr coMMrssIox.
senator MorrIII's speech In support of
Protection,

Senator MoFFllFs speech In support OF
Protection.
WASHINGTON, December, SIN the Sen.
ate to-day upon the expiration Of the NOR.
ming hour Mr.. Morrill, addressed the Sen.
ate at length upon his tariff commission
bill.
The Speaker said, "our nearest approach
to free trade had been in seasons oi nation.
al disaster as were the years OF 1888, AZ
and 81, and the further we had receded
from free trade the better had labor Jared
and the greater had been the material and
educational advancement Of the country.
The evidence that free trade prosperity In
Great Britain was OH the wane, was appar-
ent in five thousand houses in Sheffield and
the ten thousand In Birmingham
now marked ITO Let" He contended that
tho British policy has been everywhere re-
jeCtcd Asa result Of this policy British
agriculture was now threatened with rnin
by foreign competition, and Lord Derby, In
a recent speech TO Lancashire farmers, had
suggested the desperate remedy Of the
emigration Of some 100000 Of them, so
that those who remain might farm on bet
ter terms. Moreover, there were recent
evidences Of u change OF British opinion to
the extent that, while free trade would be
the best thing for England II other nations
would follow her example, 1t was not the
best thing for her II left It's sole adherent.
The axiom Of British free trade Is econ-
ony, aud that for any branch OF man
uiactures 10 rest on safe basis foundation
Il was Indispensable that skilled labor and
raw material should be indigenous. II up.
piled 10 Tho British Islands this would strip
them Of a great share OF their industry, as
cotton, hemp or silk, lumber, steel or other
articles and various machinery were not
home products. Referring TO the custom
inhexiblyadhered 10 on the English turf'of
handicapping rnces for the protection OF
vetiorouphbreds, lie suggested II Eng
lisll horsescould with propriety bSgiyen this
advantage as against our Parole and
IroQuois, nations younger and less ex.
perienCed In manufactures ought not TO
submitto be dlstanced by previous win.
ners In many contesting fields. Yet the
owners oi Manchester and Blrining.
ham, many years old, refused TO
be comiottcd when they were fairly
handicapped by protective tariffs in q
match with Atlanta and indianapolis, two
vear ods. He continued with reference 10
the prosperous condition Of our agricultural
community under a protective tariff, in
contrast 18th the poorly fed, coarsely
underClothed and down trodden British
farmer and asserted that there was not q
State whose industries would not be jeop.
ardiEed hy free trade.
Mr.. Morrill, finished at 210 and moved
a reference Of the subject to the Committee
OH Finance, but at the suggestion Of Mr..
Garland, Who desired TO be heard on the
subject, withdrew his motion. The latter
temporarily yielded the floor for some gen.
eral business, and the subject was inform.
allie t,asspti nvaF fnr tho nfeaeht
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GRAVEYARD ISSTH4NCG MEN.
steps Taken to Prosecute Them for Con
SpIFAcY,

steps Taken 10 Prosecute Them for Con-
SpIFAey,
HARRIsDuRG, December SIN Court this
morning ]. B. AGcPherson, attorney for the
Insurance Commissioner, Forster, asked Of
Judge Henderson a warrant for the arrest
Of the officers Of the State Capital Mutual
Aid Association on charge OF conspiracy.
Deputy Attorney General Gilbert, In sus-
tanning the application, said that 1t was
made Tor double purpose; first, TO prose.
cute the officers crimlnally, and second, to
procure possession 'oi the books OF the com.
pany. Some time ago an application was
made for writ OF quo warranto
against this company, which has not
yet been argued. Mr.. Gilbert stated
that from evidence In his possession he had
reason TO believe that the books OF the
company were now being doctored that
they may appear all right when examined
BY the court on the quo trdrrdnto hearing.
TO prevent this, the charge Of conspiracy
has been brought, that The books and
papers may be placed In the care of tho
Court and kept secure. Judge Henderson
took the papers and said he would consult
with Judge Pearson on the matter.
The Court, this afternoon, refused to
issue tho warrants for the arrest Of the Off
ces Of the State Capital Mutual on the
ground that II cannot act as . committing
magistrate. A motion was made by Deputy
Attorney General Gilbert that the State
Capital Association be dissolved, and the
Court has been requested to fix day for
argument.
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subjects in Japan as are now tried by the
Consuls OF the various powers. It Is found
that this matter Of consular Jurisdiction
gives rise to great dissatisfaction to the ma
tive citizens Of the open ports,
owing to the great difference be-
tween the laws regulating Grim
inal offences in Japan and the laws Of each
country as administered by the several con-
suls. The Japanese Government, therefore.
proposes to establish court for the ulti-
mate hearing Of cases where foreigners are
the offenders or parties 70 the suit, This
court is to be composed Of citizens OF q
number Of the most prominent powers
having treaties with Japan, one judge from
each, and number Of native judges, the
majority OF the court, however, being made
up Of foreigners. The matter is not wholly
arranged, but II is the understanding here
that Judge Bingham, who stands very high
in the esteem and confidence Of the Japan
ese GoAernment, will be offered the hut
position OH this new court,
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COLORADO.
Amenities Or a Leadville CoHrt-Ingeni'
ous Attempt 10 Conceal Murder.

Amenities Of LeRdvll1e Court-InBeni'
ous Attempt 10 Conceal Murder.
DENVER, Col, DecemberS.-The Tribane'
Leadville special says; In the County Court,
yesterday, lawyers Ryan and Sears had an
alteration, and the latter struck the for
mer over the head with a chair, fracturing
his skull. His recovery Is doubtful.
The Repubhcan't Pueblo special says:
Last spring Christopher Shutrow was found
dead in bed, and the Coroner and physi.
clans viewed the body and concluding that
death had resulted from diphtheria, gave
a burial certificate. A few weeks ago the
body was disinterrcd and shipped east
where an examination was made resulting
In finding bullet hole in the back OF his
head which had been SO ingeniousy plug.
ged up with wooden plug as not TO be
noticeable except on q very close examina'
ton. The murdereB are believed TO be
still In this vicinity.
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pAtln. nan rrnn,petlallor.

NRw YOAK, December s,-The Committee
Of the Pacific Mail Company, appointed to
confer with the overland railroad CONF
panieS, reported TO the dltectots, tecom-
mendlng, In case the overland roads de-
cline 10 accept the propositions lately made
bythe Committee, that the President ol the
PaCihC Mail Company be authorized to
take passengers and freight on the best
terms oblAlhable. Thetepott was accepted
and the Nenmmeudation6 adopted,
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NAT1ONGI NEWS.
Aasits ~ the Capital asresalonaI
HAtss and Coaslp.

wAlHtSsros, December G.-fn the Senate
to-day the President pro ttm. submitted the
response Of the Secretary Of the Interior to
the Senate resolution, transmitting list Of
the names Of the officers, clerks aud other
employees on the rolls oi The department,
with The salary date oi appointment and
erade ol once ci each, the State 10 which
Troy 40 CHARGED, and indicating who
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CntCAuo, December S.-A Milwaukee
special says! II Is positively known that
arrangements are pending among the brew.
ers Of Milwaukee, Chicago, 81. Louis, Gin.
cinnati, Detroit and Louisville 10 organize
an Independent Western Brewers Asso.
citation. A constitution has been agreed
Upon already, fixing the price Of beer at
s. per barrel, or 81 per keg A fine Is 10 be
imposed iOt cutting riles. Each firm must
pay 81 10 The treasurer for each barrel sold
Tor a time, Until he has security for the
payment Of fines. Other necessary pro-
risiohs nte made
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n.sasa itar M thIldten.

Cutc1oo, December S.--A River Falls,
Minnesota, special says Mrs; Adolph
BaClosch, q Bohemian woman, hung Iei.
seii In Tie presence Of her aye voting chll;,
dten yesterday morning. Her husband
having gone 70 a neighbor's to work, she
iook Strips Of CLOTH got on the. stove, tied
the etFips 10 the bare beams oil the house
above iier and despite the most sttenuous.
exeftions Of her oldest daughter, aged
eleven years, adjusted the rags about he,
neck, stepped OF the stove and strangled
In A ieW minutes. Her husband was sent
int. hui arrived too late. Mental depression
- Ihe rorohef'a verdict.
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ArInEIN EAST L1YEnPooL.


=
Property Destroyed.
EAST LIVERPOOL, December S.-About
one o'clock this morning fire was discoy-
cred in A. NJ. Davidson's grocery, on Second
street, and before the arrival Of the fremen
Tho flames had communicated 10 the az.
Joining buildings, and for time seemed to
threaten lie destruction Of the entire
square. BY hard work on the part OF the
fire company, the fire was got under Sub
lection, but not before Il had almost entire
" destroyed six buildings occupied as
dwellings, grocery, restaurant and saloon
and the bank buildings. The DobbinS
House was slightly damaged by water. Loss
about fifteen thousand dollars; insured for
eight thousand seven hundred dollars In
he Continentalof New York, the Fltemen'G
and Dayton ct Dayton, Liverpool, London
and Globe, Union Of Philadelphia, Man.
haitian, VanWert Mutual and Coon City
Mnlual
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s,ssmbost Dlsaater.

co,uxpUs GA, December s.-The steam.
or Il, II, Moore, plying between this city
and Apalachicola, struck on Belt9n,t
pnek. i6enty.IiVe miles below this city
and sunk, The passengers We're saved:
;fhe NM, eaTgo, which consisted o cotton and
mixed freight, was recovered, but some
what damaged,
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TERRIBLE HOLOCAUST,
ovER THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST,
Vienna Theatre Takes Fire While an Andisas,
fSOOO PsnOnI are WlItIug for the Curtaia
to RIss-A Terrible Scene Of DEATH AAd
DIialtSr-Psrtlealan Of the HOrrsr.

vienna, December s, $50 P. M.-Ths
Ring Theatre, formerly the comic opera
house, where Sarah Bernhardt recently
performed, took fire at Z o'clock tonight,
Just beIoreAhe beginning Of theopela Lea
c0ntes de Hcgaan, The lire was caused by
the fall Of lamp on the stage. The house
was tolerably full and the loss Of life q
great Up to the present time seventy
bodies have been recovered.
Many persons are injured, Sixty were
saved by means OF ladders and by jump
ing into blankets held below hegreatest
efforts were made TO save life. The scene
was terrible, the flames shooting up through
the roof and eventually cutting the entiie
building,
LATER.
II P. None hundred and iorty,iyo
bodies have been brought out Of thetheaire
dead There still remain many bodies
consumed in the galleries and other sle-
waited parts Of the building. The chief
cause Of the catastrophe wuS, that in tho
confusion the iron portion tllat separated
the stage flom the auditorium was not
lowered
Thousands OF people assembled in neigh.
boring streets, where they could hear The
cries Oiagony Of the people at the windows
OF the theatre, praying 10 be saved. Tie
rapidity OF the flames prevented the people
from taking advantage Of the ordinary
exits, Only a small portion Of the audi
ence was saved, thousands leaping from
windows three stories high into blankets
held below.
THE DEAD AND DYING.
MIDNlGuT-The taking out OF the bodies
from the Theatre continues. 1t Is estimated
that 800 persons have persisted. Some Of
the ladies were ieariully disagured Sew
eral persons were injured in springing
from the windows Of the Theatre. Among
the missing arc Herr Fife Court, musical
and Herr Hellsmerberger
Most Of the bodies identified up TO the
present time are those OF tradesmen and
minor officials, On the spreading Of the
news Of the disaster tho performances at
the other theatres stopped.
LONDON, December S.-A Vienna dis.
patch slys; II Is estimated that the audi +
ence IN the theatre nun bered 1000. Many
persons were trampled 10 death in the
panic which enSued, AS soon as the fire
was seen there was IN explosion Of gus and
the audience were plunged into total dark
nRga
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THE Waynesburg, Pa, Republican comes
to US this week in q handsome new dress.
Fhe Republican Is a live and interesting
local. paper, and displays an energy and
intelligence in serving Its patrons that de.
serve the success and prosperity its recent
improvement evidence.
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ST.. Lofts, December s.-1Ast November
two brothers, Hiram and Valentine Mercer,
resisted arrest and shot and killed q deputy
sheriff In Decatur county, Iowa. They
escaped ahd came TO Missouri, and went 10
the vicinity Of Springfield, In Christian
county, where a brother Of the thieves
owned q farm. The officers watched the
farm and ascertained that the murtletets
were In The heighbothood. A trap was
laid for lhelt capture last Monday, and
while out hunting they were BuffotA led
by q posse Of officers. The inufderefa
attempted to FIRE on the posse, but theit
guns only snapped, when the officers
opened Gre with fatal results. One was
Killed Instantly and the other ran q few
yards and expired.
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ishn A. lInshan. q l1esomsa 1apaasss

The following news from Washington in
regard 10 our old Ohio neighbor, Hon.
Jhc, A. Bingham, will be read with inter
tstbyhiG former constituents, as well as BY
many ititnds on this side Of the river:
The Government Of Japan is about 10
Mke action which will secure the
,Giviccs Of Judge Bingham, OUT present
Minister to that Empire, and result In hlt
yacating his commission In the diplomatic
service Of the United States, The Govern
meht Of Japan proposes 10 constitute
Soutt Of high tanE for the purpose 81 tfy
mg such oaensea eommllted by I0taigt
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sion upon some religious topic arose and
Guiteau took part and became 20 violent
that they all left him2
Answer-No, do not.
Guiteau-They all got through talking,
and so they left; that's all there was to that,
/ think we have had about enough Of this
dog business"
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CABINET RuNos.

WASHINGTON, December S.-Varlous ru.
mors are afoat as to the Cabinet, Boutwell,
had q long conference with Secretary Hunt
yesterday which creates the supposition
that he Is booked for Secretary OF the Navy,
Longstreet's friends, however, claim that
he Is to succeed Hunt. A gentleman now
here, who resides in the same town as
Longstreet, In Georgia, says that the latter
Is arranging his business preparatory to
leaving there, and has intimated that he
will reside In Washington.
Sargent Is being again pressed for the
Cabinet, but tits not believed that the Pa.
cifc Coast will be thus honored, as 1t has
only four Republican votes In Congress.
Iowa Republicans stand by Kirkwood,
and insist upon his retention. Il Is claim
ed that lie President has intimaled 10
Kirkwood that he shall not be disturbed.
Rumor still names Brewster as tho com.
ing Attorncy.General. Indeed, 1t Is uni.
versally believed that he has been offered
and has accepted the place.
Secretary Lincoln will positively remain
at the head Of the War Department. The
rumors oi his transfer TO diplomatic po-
sition are uniounded
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The Government Of Japan Is about to
take action which will secure the services
Of Judge Bingham, our present Minister to
that Empire, aud result ID bis vaeating his
commission in the diplomatic service ol
the United States.
MI. Blaine says he expects 10 be relieved
on Monday next MI. Ftelinshuyseh's
name will be sent in at thattime.