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APPROVING AssAssIN,T,.,.
THE CHICAGO socfA1Jsr.
VERY STRONG RESOLUTIONS RrNos ''I'
CHICAGO. Ma,ol =,

THE CHICAGO soCfAIIsro
VERY STRONG RESOLUTIONS Sss 'n
A. the regular Sunday mea'i. w.
Tue socialists TO night resolnHn lGslng Of
proving The killing of tho hoCC.loas Cs ap
adopted upon the ground A. @lar were
a bowlder standing in The a' way" he was
man liberty, and that the onI;! NIL! @ hu.
OF getting him out of the way ' vl mean'
blasting him ou'. The coufss va "S by
re'ary Blaine in sendin, a di.n io u Dec
sympathy was also severely pia,ch Of
The following resolution T,'.,CNed' Wv.
adopted with only three di..',.' "aS also
votes: Resolved, That wa ''1'leat co'1
the repeated expressions oftoi fgtGiusaa
otherM ise, of the frlendsbiM - aud
American people for the desno,io IL M 'le
ernment of Russia as disgracer,TI ~ so',
dangerous IN the extreme in,a,,da S' aud
as II encourages tyranny and on"l ucO
sion everywhere and corresnnvtip,, pp'%'
dlscoura1es every effort Of the usy onn4y
sed TO secure for themselves rr'~' th
rights and that freedom of wbi.% S'y~ ~
American people 80 proudly boast .ts 'as
TO: The maintenance Of Which H., W.
loudly proclaim their readiness ,o 'usl .l
rliice their property and their lv.' a''
Resolved, That our only rerr,t in y.
execution OF tho Gar Of Russia :. n' I've
the destructive force Of the explosion ,S', ~.
destroyed his miserable lille op1 nn' 'u''
Glude within lis destructive scono s,a.r W
tyrant whose existence imperIs n, ,.'
vents free speech, free press, free ,"9 Ee
aud the legitimate progres. of bnm.s
freedom and the enjoyment Of the riuD,a ,
referred to in the preceding re,oIpliosa
Resolved, That the welfare Of The born
race demands not only the destruc,on y :
the Cars, Emperors, Kings, Bsmsr,y,
aud other oppressors, but also lie 40,
trucbon of the system of sOria,y NJ,
breeds them and makes their rvr,nn'
possible, aud which makes The world n.
vast armed corps Of butchers, orrsn,J
TO destroy human lite and rppres, even
aspiration Of the people for libery
equality and fraternity,
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From xssterday's Late Edition
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.

A large meeting OF the Knights Of
st. Patrick was held Sunday after
noon, in the basement of 81. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, Thomss
Clark in The chair aId John B. Gnder
secretaiy Y. Messrs. James +. tlana-
gan, Bernard Donahue, Jas. Carigan,
James Grant, f. X. Jacquot, John b.
Gipder, Robert Elliott, L. Hayes, JAS.
Mclaughlin, Hugh o. 'Harra and VIM.
A. BLAIR were appointed commi tee
to draft cons itu'ion and by laws
Seven Y new members were enrolled,
making, with ioIty at the previous
meeting, to,al of l10 members. At
ter passing resou ion liking the ini
atlUn lee 81 fifty cents, and ,he discus
sion o. sevelal'other matters Of minor
importance, the meeting adjorued 10
meet again next Sunday al 3 O'Clock
p. M, ~ .ho cain place.
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
RUSSIA.

VIENNA, March 19.-The Presse
says: eve learn that the Pope has
writ On to the Catholic and United
Gree't bishops in Russia instructing
them to order requiem masses to be
celel rated in all the churches in their
Il nc, ses for the late Czar,a and request
ing hem to issue pastorals requiring
loyal y to The new Gar. The Pope al
The same time announces that the
freedom of the Catholic Church in
Russia agreed upon by the late En-
peror VIII be maintained by his sue
cesso -
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ARKANsAW Or ARKANSAS.

WAsHIRGToS, d. C., March l8, 1881
10 THE EDITOR OF THE y Y II ERALDs
Il have Just read the edit orlali to dag S
Herald on the sublcSt Of the prouuuCla-
hon OF the name "Arkan-as At Is
CLOSE you enieavor to rldicue the pro-
nunoiation agreed uOon by the Lrgis.A-
ture of that State, by comparing Ar
kansaw" with "kansaw" and "TexAaw :"
In the records kept by the parish priests
at The Arkansas P0st-the oldest settle
ment in the State, and ] believe then the
fourth 10 ade west of the MIssissippI
River-the spelling OF be name OF the
river, and the indians who resided on II, ,
was "Ar-kan.csa," which should Ger
tainly be pronounced "Arkansaw" Tho
spelling has been Anghcized into It's
present form, and the old pronunciation
retained. kansas" is au English name,
given by an English speaking tnbe o.
Indians and following the English pro-
nunciation is properly Kan SAG. TeXa,
10 Mexican, or rather Spanish name
In which the original spell Dg is retained
aud the pronunciation augncZed. You
Are mistaken III saying that IL Is "tbt
French from Boston" who say Arkau
saw; 1t 10 the old settlers who gensIally
contend for that sound. When Chester
Ashley and A II Sewer were In tht
United States Senate, the latter, ther
ab old settler, said Aikansaw, aud
Ashley, q con- paratlvely new man frou
the East, said Arkansas, and each wa
recognized according 10 his own nro.
nul clan. Respectfully,
u. n. HILL, of Arkansaw
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4 Romance OF the Crescent t,ty.

In NV or e.tns Oh il warm dag early in
February, "A Mr. Isaac Kern stralled iutC
an office oil the Louisiana State Lottery.
aud laId down one dollar, rece4 we'd "A hnl :
OF ticket No. " ,5s6 put 1t III his puck ct
ana quietly awaited the drawing. ana "a
ms Jayiul surprise like A buu Ben Aahcm
ms tietet ed al The rest, and he obtained
si5.t00-ii he had spent another dollar n
might nave been $4,000. lie next draw
ing takes place Aprll l2th, when those
VINO hay written 10 NJ. a. Daupnfn n
~ broadway, New York City, n. Y ], or
the same AT New Orleans, La. may anticl-
pate pleasant surprise. mhIO-ttt.
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A MISSING WOMAN.

Mr. q S Humphrey, halter, of No PIG
N Hrket street, appeared at the polio,
1salio tins morning to put the police on
rhe track Of bis wife, who while suffer
i1g from shght mental dlsarrangrInrnt
lad suddenly dlsappt ared. She left her
nome about o'clock his morning, and
Ne succeeded ~ tracing her as far as
lhlrd strte' and the raliroad, but could
tnd 10 further clue. Mr. Humphrey
l1ntemplated removing 10 New York in
few days, and tolegraphed to that city
tnis morning In hope his wife might
lave gOus there.
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PROMOTIONS,

George Black former conductor on
The + euch Creek branch of the Whining
Nou & Northcrn Railroad, has been
promoted To tho position Of train dis.
catcher in this city. Gee w Fisher,
assistant freight agept in Reading. has
been appointed TO lhe po iuuu uf con-
doctor made vacant by The promotion of
Mr. Black.
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BOILER FOUND.

On Friday last, workmen that had
been engaged for the occasion succeed
dd in finding the boiler OF the tug boat
Aarl.a that exploded some time ago
killing the fireman. The boiler was
found nearly opposite to the Pusey &
J ones Co.'S wharf beyond the channel.
II was badly broken up.
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A SILENT DISCIPLE OF TANNER

Iowa CITY, March 9l.-Miss Hattie
Deul, filty-two years old, a sistcr-in-
law of DR.. Aylworih, OF this city, has
not eaten morsel of food for twenty
tive days nor has She spoken word
for three years. She abstained from
TODD on the ground that it was her re-
ligious duty to do so, and fron talking
for The same reason. She is slowly
wasting away. The most reputable
physicians in the city vouch for the
geuulneneSs of her fast.
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PETROLEuM EXroRrs

The chief OF he bureau of statistic
reporlS that the total values or the ex-
ppr's of petroleum products from til,
paitet States during the month Of Jauu
Ary, 1880, were S2u6G, 227, and during
montLs euhed January 81, 1881 : SO sa9,
A.6, aud for the sav"n months ended
E. .Guary 81, 1850, $50 934 100.
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General Foreign News.

LONDON, March -, 1881
The Arms bili has received he royal
assent.
nr NenS say that Mr. John Ruskin
the famous wyirer on art, is seriously III.
rbt Standard tsvorably criticjsss Mr.
Booths acting as Shy lock and Petruchio
at this Princess Theatre last night.
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HOW LEARY AND CONNoRs
GOT OFF.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March al
The bonds taken by The Northampton
Bank robbers have been returned.
Last May Scott and Dunlap, prisoners
al Concord, thinking the return of tbe
bonds would give them better chance
for pardon, were anxious that the
property should be given up. The
''go-betweeps," New York lawyers,
would not agree to this, and it was fl
nally decided to arrest Leary. Scott
and Dunlap agreed to testify against
him if the funds were not forthcoming.
Leary was captured, and while he was
in Northampton Jail the TWO men at
Concord sent him word that they
would "dswn him" unless he gave up
the property. Leary then came to
terms and a New York lawyer gave
the funds to President Edwards in two
instalmenls. Leary tried to make it o
that he be let OF, but the
prosecution officers said the case must
go on. Scott and Dunlap, however,
refused to appear against their COM
rade alter the bonds had been returned
and so the case fell through.
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FOURTti EDITION

WALL STREET lEsTKRDAY.-Stocks
were dull and prices declined about II
per cent all round. Money was fairly
easy at per cent on call upon Stocks
Government, state and railroad houds
we're quiet, with tendency to lower
figures. Foreign exchange was in little
demand at nowiually unchanged rates.
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ONE HOUR EARLIER

The New York and Washington ex-
press train north, which has been
leaving this city at 40 D. m, will on
and after TO day leave one hour earlier
GRO Al Q clock. This will be quite an
accommodation to our citizens.
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FOR s AJR

n sPIEN DID FARM in Somerset Co.
hafyEnd, containing 317 u &C es, 25Uacres
u ~ hi5hty improved, Gear FARMING land.
ne haidE GO in wOodianu; suitable and
'pllNehleui frame bulIdi gE nearly new
thd - RJOa Oider. This laA fine farm foI
.o"lu2 hetNy crops of grain or fruit :
Ht SOL u rich eIuy loam uuderiai.1
"iIh yellow cl"y no sand; there isa rne
fpuhE apple orchard IT, luli bearing, la
4cfes 9i Brauaywlne raspberrie In iuiI
EARNS and 2 tires 0i Eposcberries, anu
acres u strawberries WIZ be set our
pon az me weather permits. This Ulrn
miles irom * IN sJon Statton ~ =
X. X. ~ Inch is q CONTINUATION nf nh.
delaware llrOad) and rapid and al roo,
-DmmuHicatiOu with Philadetpbia Ncv
Iolk and Boston, also mile 'r1ug sirtrn.
'lhL Landing aL RenubOtn, on the PEE.
nokc nVer, ana aisO couyen pnt r.
:uurGhes, sch Cis, isa aud oysters ana
Eamethe yea round. aud is extraordinary
uealtay 1lJuaJiUH; me salt air; no incum
pr nee on lhr property, good, clear /.
VIII De n zen for sh, or part cash
tiu par credit OF Part IN WiIfnispInI
= fhllhdelphlh property; possessiol giy.
Il az any Time, aud the STOCK and grow
ilE cr9ls 10 SAID farm. If desired. Wouid
Dc Sold with the farm For further mar
,icuIafs inquire oi the subscriber, al
townsend, Delaware.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
y Ao"nsshu''an. "a 2tawSm, 4
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THE FINAL MEETING.
WAsHINaroN. March

WASHINGTON, March 10.
The final meeting Of the inaugural
executive committee was held to night
The chairman, J. w. Thompson, sub
nittel report showing that the re-
ceipts had been over $50, 900 aud that
there now remand over 81, 800 to meet
any outstanding obligations.
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RUSSIA'S DEAD EMPEROR.

THR PoMP AND PAGEANT ATTENDANT
ON TIE TRANSLATION OF HIS RE
MAINS.
LONDON, March 21.-All accounts
from st. Petersburg agree in describing
the grandeur and solemuity OF the cere-
mony Of the removal OF the Cars re-
mains from u Imperial Chapel, in the
Winter Palace, to the Cathedral Of St.
Peter and Paul, in the sombre fortress,
20 called, on the lett bank Of the Neya,
the last resting place of the Romanofis
"a scene which only the capital of the
Czar's dominions could furnish. T eIe
Ia but one Neva, with its magnificent
qnays-but one city in which people ol
20 many nationalities, so many cos
TUNES, varied and picturesque, live side
by side. The sun shone with exCraor-
dinary brilliancy. The streets were a
sea OF melting snow. The houses were
draped In mourning. The mournful
pageant took two hours to pass given
point.
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We = U.
IFs ANNUAL MELTING AND ELECTION OF
OEFIDER-

IT'S ANNUAL MELTING AND ELECTION OF
OFFIDERS
The Women's Christian Tenperance
Union met In annual session, on satur-
day afternoon, in Union NJ. T., Church,
and airet ree wing from tine Secretary d
detail ed account ., he opcrattO : OF Tue
past year, elected officers as follows:
PrebigeHt-Miss Annie Scmpie.
Corresponding Secre ary-Miss NJ, s.
HlIles.
recording SgCretary-Mlbs +. Bush,
,TrCabutet-Mrs, lexanueT Chandler.
Vac" presidents from The churches as
fPlluws: irst Presbyterian, SIrs. W. H..
lowt; Hanover, Miss Ella Porter; Central,
Mrs. Dr, NlxoL; West Mrs. Bilar: Asbury,
MRS. G. i.lncpl.; ~. PFul's MIS-. Swiggct.
Union Mrs. Francis; Grace, Mrs. bar,
lIngton; Second bal tist, Mrs. Mary stroud:
Delaware Avenue Baptist, Miss H. New
lIj ~ Andrews, Mrs. Gregg Chandler:
West street, Mrs, Bringhurst: Ninth
street, Mrs. William IaiuaIl
Under Tie auspices 81 the Union, Ms.
ashl ION, temperance worker, yes
ttrdsy Afternoon delivered an effective
address III Central Pl'sby strian Church
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The SUPREME COURT of New Hamp-
shire has just decided that the State law
Which provides that every corporation,
company or person doing an express
business on any railroad in New Hamp-
shire shall pay annually to the State
treasurer for license two per ceptnm
Of the gross receipts for the year ended
on lst day of August preceding is un.
constitutional,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

The First African Baptist church con
4regatlon ot Richmond has paid ofTevery
dollar OF the debt incurred IN remodel /
ing their house Of worship, Which
amounted 10 over $4,000.
L. is said the Arcadia Iron Works
Company, OF BoLetourl county, Va, have
Contracted with the Richmond and Allie
5any Railroad Company to ship 10000
ions OF ore,
HEAVY IMMIGRATIoN. The total ar
ivals Of Immigrants at New York last
week were 6,d22, which is largely in ex-
cess OF the numbers reported during The
loItesbohdlng week Ia any presiding
year The arrivals Saturday numbered
794 hy tSosteamers--the Waesland. iron,
AnLwerp, which brought bIG in hs steer.
tgr, aud the A~syrtA, from Gibraltar. l4g
The latter were al Italian peasants.
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GRATIS 60 OPA1ECAFALo4UE,


Containing much valuable lnfOrm+f1...
also list o peaches with ruta on IN ~
pening, and list Of Southern, long kfr
ing apples, fruit much ne ed her
every frulG grower should see is likt
apples and buy no more of ine eW Yoi
ar western varieties TO plant are H.
winter APPLES, for grown here tn arc M,
winter apples.
Also japan, perslnmon quee of III
market, raspberry with full inc a
nursery stock at greatly reduced rrices
Also receipt Tor
WASH FOR TREES,
whicn Will drive out borera hin the Len,
apple, quihce and ash and not one -.
III" time or cost IN appIying 10 AS 10 p,
move with Rnlie and ifapplied annual
there Will be 80 borerS In the trees aud t4e
one peach tree die with the yellow
where thousands die annually nov. sem
postal card Tor catalogue. Cail and 81
stocR. All orders sent by NIL Will r.
Peiye careful attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Wilmington, Del
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CARVER DEFEATS SCOTT

LONDON, March l9.-The shooting
match between Or. Carver and Mr. Scott
ior purse Of $500 which began on the
Y Ii instant at the aquarium, Westmin-
1Cer,wss concluded Tonight and resulted
in the following total scores: Carver.
a,737; Scott, a,73j.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
A MOST PATHETIC PAGEANT.

George Augustus Sala teesraphs as
follows :-"I have just been spectator
Of one OF the most magnificent, most
impressive, most pathstlc pageauts Oh
which, in the course Of Heightened
career, accustomed to the pomps and
vAnities Of regally, from royal brldals
and fsasts 10 royal funerals, have ever
been privileged to set eyes on. Three
cannon fired frem the fortress directed
the various mouTners to get ready TO
take their places.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

DR.. Huirs Cough syrup gives by FAR the
best satisfaction aud takes the leau OF all
cough prvpa atiCns on our sheives.-Cur-
enter a Pa lmetei, jamestown, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

FraLz Muller has been commit ed 10
PRISON or administ' rug In beer "A guam
uty of cauthardes 10 Mrs II 4rman and
her children. Their lives were only
saved by the strenuous exertions OF
physicians. One enid il still ina critical
cjndit.o on. When arrested Mpler at.
tempted to cut his throat Hith a razor.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

:, ,NofE.IIne black figures represent tns
az limited Express" on which an extra
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CURIosITY-NEw MTNISTER-THE
LEDGER SoLD-CHANGE OF TIME
PERSONAL, ETC;
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TELEGR1PHTC NOTES.

SAN FRANCISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE;
san FRANCISCO April ~. The Chamber oi ON
mere Ia y ndur-,~i the bills Tor the prevention ~
Hon Of food recommended by the National bodrd oi ''
4 CONGREsSMAN pANGERousLn III
Cu,nfrsToN ;. c.. April lo.-M. J.. tohnor
, ,f CON sr,,.- from this district sho returned hr
% health At tr cln,e Of the session. LEE dangerously Ia "' m
residence In this city. -
JouN r. FORD not ENJOINED. a.
R.rTtNoRE Md April 19-ln the unlted Nii'eS
% tt tn .lav IN the suit Of Rice ald Cartc asalst John
\ roi Ia r,-trun John Ford fIOm playing VI. "et n
pil Taylof" Judge Morris rofus'd the 'ppo"''oh '' a."
, CONVERT To ROMAN CArHoLlCiSM.
D,y,,,t \ e. April l9-Thc Rev. +. w. Gilham.
i' -. that hr u II IL Jai"s- semi
IN inmoie connect himself WIN tno HUMAN Nato'
COmiuuulun
NAyiGATION RESUMED ON THE LAKES: ,
D,rpn,r Mich Aprll lo.-lhe steamer North
=, & fr vrlaud this morning. lt H. believed that
west i, a, it JternIiv In grtung through. Boats
.,l t run regularly after this ""k between this city
and cleveland ~ - .., ..,
A TEXAS POSTMASTER EXoNERATED
Sr Iotl. ApTil lo.-John [. Mining postmaster
f,Naa against whom charges Of ombellhng
~ r,,,,rf money made days ago has been fuy
vnlacd after examination 10y United states COnihls
siOner kpbah - . . -. ....
car VrsroN fox April lo.-The NfiCs mas a dis
the crct that several Farmers of
,,n toluty nrd Application With the secretary
~ for charter Incorporating company to Duhh cot
ton factory to cost <tO1opu
MEETING OF BANK CREDITORS.
ATLANTA. Ca, April lD.-The creditors ot the
c,ea, auk met to-day with closed doors Resolutions ask
@ i..ion uf the asgaets Ia examine the books by
created by The Crsors adopted Tho slate
a,enI WlIi not bo rcady before Thursday
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wASlllNGrON NOTES.

Wl-Hf>sIoS. Tuesday, April u. ISL.
Postmaster General james returned from Nc"f fotk
this morning
Anew counterfeit %lo gold piece has appeared 30 s'n
Frnuc-co It- heavily plated with gold and rc-i'r the
ntid tests.
The Navy Department received thi- afternoon inh'h
g.nce of the arrival ~ the pracicchp Constitution AT
Irnry Point, hnt ing NIr' f1tnccd "a severe gaze.
Secretary Hunt returned the city this morning and
attended the meeting ~ the Cabinet secretary Lincoln
wiIn waA expected io r.turn to-day. l. si In thcntp
The National Boirl ~ Health to-day received adNiccs
that tber. were twenty IA deaths from ccrchr0 spinal
meningitis at ST Louie durut the week ending Apr II"
The re.ienation of Frederick H. Grant ~ Iir-i Lieu
tenant An Cavalry and Li,ut'uant Colonel on General
sh, fldahs stan has hr'n received al Tie val - pan
nrnt
The President hns appointed G. K'hAfd""n ~ III"
District 81 Columbia. % ,i-iior ~ tho Go,rruu'nt
A-,ln for the im-aur, sicc the l, John l~uhhhi t'
sigIird.
General Samuel u sfr~i-. Colonel ~ ih' I'm Cavalry
will proh,ly hr a--.n.d 10 thc ,rruor-hlp ~ 3D."
~,lrf- Home To- succeed G'u'iHI Potter, VINO VII E'
1U!n hi regiment
SECRETARY IIlut to-day issued general order for al
officers ~ the Nl,y n Washington 10 a-,clc nt thc
Navy Department ~ tl:Jn 8. M "n the 10Th iu-i in
rc Dire. uif,r fur official visits. 10 nfffd il'
ccrcinouic- OF unt"nr hc statue Of the lat" A'mif
Iarfaput
Comiui.-loucr Hauu today received detailed report
from Nashville. T.uu relative to the killing Of Deputy
United state, Mnr-hnl Henry srrgravr-. Collector
WnoIeock cNpre--c- the opinion That ssnrrl,rH WH+
murdrrcd tor adIng 90 l"'hhe iu't di-tu'r'- ~,
Summer County. 1ic also received i'jnri, dti'd
(hnrl,sfou = e. ART. I T. ffom DEPUTY hiftiul j t.
Trii,hnrd. nuu"uucut th' arrest ~ j. y 'ln"nd i
North ttnilfA .lIn.r ouilHR. hut not ho~t
uutu M. VIA tuuudrl. Che reward heretofore on'l .
Tor Redmond "ii bee rAh 10y th" Internal Er''nlc
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FRtGHfNTS or WESTfEN NEWS.

srHIKiS ~ ONO AND KENTUCKY.
CtN,I\<NrL April l9.-llr street cars ar"
r,,,,,r, ere on nll the Inc, to-day The -irlh" con
ttuu.. n Newport Nv. aud trouble u feared lhr ear
u, ntr- -tik, Boa this city conlnuc-. and ',rm- Ia be-
,,t,ndiuv Reports LoNi-N ill" kN, Indicate mat
thrr h. General strike OF platform dborcis At al! th
railroad dcpOt-.
AKNNSAS BANKER's FLIGHT
CtvcrSNArI. April l9.-A dispatch from Fort
Go,tt k,nSs- dated yesterday, SAY % 6 nelson .
prninn, NJ banker oi Usage Mission arrived ~ lh- ,ly
,,.trray morning lie tcmninrd In the cry a i'"
io,r- and then di-nppcarcd rhl. morning dispatches
,r, r,,,rd Dos the sheriff and Marshall "t t"t H'n;
,,.in them tn arrest him. The rumor * that ne ncd
Sr,,,n u.np. Mission with large amount "l money
wAvTtNG LABOR H0uRs SHORTENED
Sr. LolI,, April l9.-Ihc street railway con-
,,,- and drivers of all the llurr M THIS rlii nav"
i,rd n make "a irmand FOR deduction of their hours
-, h,r They noW work from twelve Ia fonri''n hours
m th short nuns and from fourteen Z" eighteen h"nir
,, nm, long runs the conductors receiving - ana ih'
t,,,,r. ~ % dny. They want reduction oi These
i,r. m twrl,r on both short aud long runs, al tho
wages paid.
CATTLE ITRDS FREE FROM DISEASE
CmcAGo, April l9.-Ihe DrOurs J0Wndt
soy- ruort- Indicate unusually nnr grass crop ih'
h i- ,fr entirely cc from dtscarc with the cNrrp1h
~ a r,sr or two ~ black leg among Young iht STOCK
Man, cattle that broke away from ehlpplif points '-
IAN ,lurlng the early storms VIII be- rrtly I"r hhIh'
,,r, this year Though the cattle arr ho" very tnln
tb ,ro-pcrt that more viii be marketed ana INC l'ai
nv OF the bref will bc better than lnst ~rasoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
GENERAL MELIKoFF's PROPOSITION.

LONDON April l0.-The ST. Petersburg corrc-
spondrnt Of The Ddiiy Nacs writes as follows:
The car recently presided NJ Council ~ Ministers nj
which the proposition OF General Melikoh confirmed by
the late Gar FOR conyokng committee Of elected rep
rcsrniatisr- for the consideration of state questions
discussed The result that nine members Of the
Council were In favor the proposal and five against H.
The Emperor M, announced that he agreed with the
majority and that the Minister Of the Interior would
draw up the necessary ukhse.
dispatch from ST. Petersburg says that secret
press has been discovered at kicil. and that three
person., found near II have been arrested.
\ dispatch from 81. PriersbGr. says that Frnc"
Na1ci9s<y hitherto Censor of Foreign Journals, has
been appointed General Censor uf the Press TO sue
Cccd VI. dAbaZI resigned