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Tic Of the Fours ind Four and u half
per cents.
HENRY CLEWS 4 CO.


II will " seen by the above that
Sherman Il giving Il premium for I'LL
bonds he bnys, nnd that his purchn.
pes nrc made with the only view OF
assisting the banks In knepi.g down
the rates III interest. Tie treasury
department Is mad. an instrument
In tho hands Of Wall Street for carry
Ing on ii, gigantic money specula-
tons. II will be furthcrnoticcd tia.
lieWe Il 60 urc counting Ill the per-
rri,ii.y Il the National debt and the
"efundiir rf the bonds. they also
ai'nlt it,' probability Of Il s,ringeney
of III, money man..t and Il cons"
Gnei, fali I'll rlit.es. They further
state tilt, III increase In the circula-
ting ediua i,e..ns Il rise In prices
and IL full I'll iEs rates OF inter. It.
With these statements and a,.miss
ions before tlsrf!4 Win, sane business
or laa3fisl-. ulaa .;tn support the II
naiciil policy III tie Republican,
party. Lei Thereafter also mara tie
statrmen, regarding The policy Of
frrights. How it increases the in
CONF IN Railroad stocks and must
consequently add to the price OF
commodities. It is surprising to lis
thnt The whole nation does not rise
up In arms against the Banks and
Railroads. md destroy their power.
GreaHidrh Lr50r Chronicle.
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Bedford me aaer os congress t,ans
Colorado, the ealy republican VINO
voted for tie &.av"l Resolutions, at
tue last session II congress ia ~.
cent speech said:
want 70 SAY To my republican
friends nf III. East .has III. time Is
come when /. tic s.as,e stanaera
theory Is 20 IL he iol,es IL H., ~
publican party =. il. liz West NIL
revolt against th.i. aaCar.. sn.
p,ause on ,te neaaasgissir sll.. i
We recognize silver II The money ol
the CONSTITUTIONS. money Which WA,
h0nored and respsr;s.si IL States H..
fore the constitution was adopted
IL Il Is right a. psat.s; -. itoh in
PENIS ylNani;l. 80 II ii i.oaisi..lia.
and copper Ia 'slca..sas, |. Is right II
protect the silver rrosaeis os the
West. We viii box g.,iher Ia HE
golden headed i,aaen IL New Ia.s
nor the iron footed inas. &C ssna.
sylvania. aud IL enr rits.tS ule aa,
respected W Mil .na:.'a aa.,s., the
banner II tina, party which acrot.,s
10 the great silver ia,e.1sis ef tie
West decent and hon = F.+as, .-astiaa
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A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of con-
foAnding i remedy of acknowledged
merit with the numerous quack med
icines that are now 50 common We
speak from experience when We say
that Parker's Ginger Tonic is Il
sterling health restorative and will
do all that Is claimed tor it. We have
us-d 1t ourselves with the happiest
results for Rheumatism aud when.
worn out by overwork. Sec adv
Times. 1l-t4
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IN t.fc.N ttNI Tor IIaEprn t0uni,, Iowa
February Term, ls5I.
Ann aa.aaa, P.lialliF,
W.
John kuska IT. Defendant.
To IT. Defendant Abns. NAnfd:
faa are ners.hs auiiits. thai thcr. II on III.
In III ,iila. II III. Clerk af ~ If. UT saa4. In
api taf tie county 81 Howard STAT. III Iowa. a
petition al Inc lislniln ahssr na.e,t, tiiining.
Of YIN two hundred sisty-ei rhi dollar. ard
sh !@l tanl mt i.st AMI ref.sH.ab.r attorney
ie'a On s.ur pr int-Ssfs nfr 4 writ uf alta, b
nseh' has ais, been issnsi ihcii"n ag..n L yaur
property.
Ana 'hat lin.'ss ~ aaneaF thereto AID de-
is'td .'inf. hpth M he setnnd d4s ~ thp peyt
term 81 ~. sid .unr' apininss. IN b. held al
Tue court hans. In aaia county commencing On
TIE tn day ~ Eelrtars ISL. gDai nfratl,f ,.f.,
- FtaisFn aild jntsmtna f"a'rni against ypu
thtison Ia aeeordance with tic prayer III sul.i
petition
IL. {. MCCARTHY.
ss's @rsuA ~ IsasaT
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IN INC t9stcNW IUHfk Tor T0Mart County, IOWA
n ornary Terra. 1851.
Mary Hughes, Plaintiff,
rs.
joseph :, Hughes Defendant
To tie defendant Atosc sallei:.
You arr hrrehs notified that there I. On nle
and Ter the ,auata nf How ard. STAT. NJ Iowa. q
lstit:oa ~ lie ps.ihfiI ahs,e named. claiming
.; YOU disar,e on the ground q cruelty and
iallnn4an tfoatl44s II.
Ana that enie>s won appear thereto and de-
leha bai.fr noon al tle s.saad oas Ut the next
term ~ Tire sria court an,+iHseG 81 held al the
sa0rt luske Iii >;sta .1uHty. saiAt ~,l .iL. III the
IN day Z! February lsss, s,5ar default VII b.
sniei-d and a judgment rendered aAa..st you
thereon, Ill accordance With the payer - I'D
petition.
IL. Z. Ms,'lR7.r
liza Attornss for fla!Giin.
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MAN WOMAN IL CHILD.

% ,.at lie !rf JGlactd. Giye.t t.:a; anl -
toi. laced that !. II hnest, reliable, efiactisc
;-si JUS, What Your feebir AMI exhausted body
rsg,uI.,. ihausti a ..re daily n..tiing their
tsasitlGns IL tae wonderful curative powers OF
thu gsfaL I.i..Gs, Who ara beng RI cred 10
p.ifett heath .fter IL! ether t.tai:.se IL AMI
!elneics have siiissd. AS. your j is. for IL
ard q cei.i No Initiation Or snh.titate. l. he
asl ST. II avld u rs aid ies.tis. II By r.
turn l4aii.
descriptive Price List. X sa'ar Pad, -:
recia. P.a Tor chrome. deep .ea,ed. or taS.s
OF long aEGi. Y. 81 tniafeh- Pad. FOR aGnl-
lie. ecn.. Tin, Weak fiGntya mi led ws.ii.G,
20. oar box, ..LoY 4 life aa> ~agsis." rosl-
t..iidn. Ill o.! IL dis great I'll s.oGvls, :.aied
tree. VIII for 1t.
DAY KIDNEY PAD co, To.e,.o. o.
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Have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up and pronounce il the best me,ii-
cine In u.s., \ case OF consumption
in.re WAS cared ls its use. We cheer
fully recommend it To all sufferers.
ieiir.ss, Roberts l. ca. South
Eos.on. Va. November l.. lS1l
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The tss;ciises were kept lowering
On the hor.crs vi the promised land
forty years, until the. had thorough
y repeated of having wursi.iped the
golden calf, AMI the people ef Amer
lea having fallen into I'll. same kind
os idalairy must >lo penance before
laey can expect 10 s'.Moye the yoke
placed upon their hceks hs John
Sherman 4 Co. Kicked Efchaaar
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Any ladies wishing 10 know OF tie
merits OF the Excelsior kidney i.1,.
its action, etc. are referred TO Mis-.
VIA. L. MehecSnie. Photograph.
paslcss. Toledo, Onio.-S,.e Ally.
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Nf HOLSIEIN HERD


Is esLales:a Of three si.f.as, ere Rs and TIVE
fr.nffsS.
CLIMAX tea.l. h...,is the i'-rdeaa was cas~:i
March - las. ,ire.:ai sc,s:li 1873, grsad sire
picsa.as fS.l. Dam. I,tia..r I.., a.h eai. Grand
dam .aid.r saa TGai. -G.a.r 2aa ..h caeyed
March ssn 1870. .o'nr back AID white sGa,. Sire.
Van Troiip 50. Dam imported. .u,s.sr Zee ,t?i.
won first nrDN al Ses England Agriculture
Society. ISL. Sc and IS; Illinois STATE Fair. In
1876 AID -: sweep.take In 1873 a:d ~
GILMAN. III ~ months. waagae. iasG -. Hos
t.Ts are Back All. white. eifhe: cola. may pre-
dominate. They ng1g'natt' III iosad. the great
est country IN the 3I.a iSr butter and b.ei. AID
lsse been bred tiers i1f OYER 5uu .tars. c.pesi-
ally for these ralahinr. auslls!es GasH the. nave
attained them III great perfection. fhsss afe
JUS. the .'att = needed HI oser the I.s. pralTss
Ii the Ne>t. 10 Improve ntr s.l'e. AMI make =
is.'ss increase In our prod'ni'an ii m,in Aid
E-,i. lie hat b. GODS rrnn - al-e IL f.s.i ac1s
Az. so .,.sas.sh', good ,.iheis. Grade To-
Stein h'i.ss. sci III Illinois. coming Two. ~ car
al So 10 sii a.d tic i.rttsd far tAe.l, Is 'sI.,.-
\ i.faasin. t.f,sich4s -. f'fstasaaiv nj a
.aa IL IL II disposition, \ s.eiuas liuas,e.s Is
rarcsy sEoNn.
MILK heccgn CT s,e ....:a COWS.
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Jay ID. Dann;it,-, Gief,.. Wabasi,
Shop. Toledo. OHIO. says:-I i'm
nov wearing M only Lung Pad,
and II has afforded ne almost in
slant relief from a.thma.-ssee Adv.
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Life i full II sorraws and dis
appointments. but the m.st sanguine
hopes OF all ,l.os. vino try nr. Butts
Cough Syrup, are always realized.
II never IisarpaintS. Price - cents.
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Prof. Gaiime,tc's French Kidney
TAT cures all Diseases OF the kidneys.
III both mai" and female. For sale
by all druggists.
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What The fund holders mean by re-
.seemlns efsenhaeks, is to swap en-
for bonds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-01-13

ON The KIDNEYS
'.ladier an Urinary argsEs b. Absorbing all
ni.Lais. esefs i.ttr O. uic.tse aid forcing tho
tae system tafaga tie posrs II tise skin. hour
i,s'ug AID Sta Ethiag ssget .ha. MS, gis Ing
Il 0uGses.G. paiAei u ,aia III once.
PAIN IN THE BACK,
S;de or sa:ns ;G:ia nat,ce ard Br.rb.'s Hises:e
VI ,ar Kidneys. Uilhete.. D-opas. tract. ss-
.E-rc oi IL f:.i.rr, Inability 20 Retain or .x.
rel ID. Urine. -to.a il lie EixaIer, EigE Cnl.
cred, sea-. ~ Painful rria.tiax. DEPOSITS,
taAt> o- ~iIe.. IN tt. Urine.
NERVOUS s ksiaisiGAL EEHisITl,
aid III f., any Gi>t ase a I'll. 4 great orgla-.
vii Ser tgl r,t';..i l., ~ 81 work ,tf8i. esess
II { sts.aa. - .a.sr III ;i,tare u y .iasA. l,
Il ~tt!st, .ss nstt'ss IL nlaans.u.,asl,,s and
tss us'.sss ~ .,sl., Att et.t.a .iil ici ii
ts.n, i .sf;t..@ ia s.
ii !, n..n aacss wee i.ceeei. next u the
ts.s.iS ! .min.., .t,iT O. r t4a t!:n "
III %Ea.isab., ~ tAle patis.a, i st4. please nj
u i s.4n.e Ia III effects, Bat ponsria. In -
s..'e..
II IN be Worn Il All times. in aHy c,saate,
-, A. ,4sst Il
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HOtssc and Lot FIR. .Isaie.

have nice little house, VIII lot IS i5o-
hill VIII sill cheap Tor ,,ash, or Will take Il
.sI tean anl the rest In cash. Am bound 10
sell aud 50 West.
JOAN r HESS, Shoemaker.
i1ms 1rpsec Iowa.
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II You take cur advice ycn will
lose no time in calling on yons drug
gist Sellers. Cough Syrup" With
out an equal. Price - cent?. i3,4
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CHINA BOIR, SUCCESS

breed the E.ack Beauty strain. strictly In
line. aud Keep two breeding bears. Success ard
Dick Sniye'cf; have ~ Sons In pig. and will have
Apri. ess.S that can sell CHEAPER than the
same stock can BE- bought for AT any other place
II The coaatry. Ny pigs are ali eligible 70 the
y. g. II.
SHEEP.
Ihavc 100 sh.e?, few full Hoods, and y and
\ grade COtswe.d: my two year old ram, Major
weighed this fA -. h., and shearrd last spring
Il no Of WOO.
POULTRY.
Nv Poultry are Partridge cochin.. Fun cocil-
inA, and Light BrAmahs, OF the DR. barnes stock
AZ Wauson. also three pairs Of Peacocks two
pairs Tor sale. At ~ per pair, or Eggs for $500.
BULLS For SERVICE.
MARQUIS OF ORLEANS. TO insure, $500.
Hoisseln Bull CLIMAX. 10 insure, 1000.
! shall exact money M time Of service or con-
dltonai note. To be void II COW does not prove In
calf viii pay $40 for every calf got by Climax,
nj y days old. which doee not have tho color and
markings or the ilil b.oods, no matter what the
color or breed OF the dam may be. Pasture AZ
reasonable prices Tor cows from distance.
Address CHARLES GRAPSER,
CrcscO, Iowa.
stock farm ~ nliics = u yi
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VIgK,S
Illustrated Floral GQile.

tGr 1881 il an Elegant Rock OF l20 Pages, One
ctisrsa ftaatT Eiase. aud HD9 Illustrations. with
descriptions 81 the best Flowers aid Vegetables
AID i.ree,ians fer growing. only III cents hi
E:.<siisl or GtIiiss.E. Ii you afterwards siuni
ssa,-s dnaret the n cents
Vie h'S : 81 D. are tie lest in the warid. The
FfaEsLt.1fik Vii. Tel how To ~ Lana gr- thea,
Ni.a's Flower enI Vegetable Burden. It's
Pays. . co ns.d Iate, 5p1 iEgrav,iEs. Fol
~ ,esat, III ter esris; st.ea Ii elegant elem.
In IefiaaH or IHglish
iiE.'s illustrated Anntbsy Magazine - rags j
a ao..teG Plate II. very numb al.i LAY n:4e
EGSraiinsss. flige vi - year. FIVE Ganits for
s5,1. Sip.iiAsh stl,.iuris sIlt. Tor IL ca.:tS: )
trsa. eo,.iea lnr - e...ts. siitl..s,
1910 JAssEs WICK. iisehs st.r, y. Y.
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In 1.fcst spaiI for Howard COUNT, low
February Term, ls5i.
Ann a9lnJ4t pA.4yt4s
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EIOT 1T DEChERTOUN.

From 100 to POO italian laborers employed
upon the construction of the Pcnn-y yania and New
England K1irold. at Dcckcrtown, y. j.. struck
lnsi saturday for an increase OF wages. from
strhfy cents to per dav The de-
raud was refused. aud they discharged When
their wages were paid them they informed that "A
deduction had been made ~ - - per ~ - for
-uortltIou 10 Dcckcrtown the NcNJ,r,cy Md
land Railroad and ~ commission to the Italian agent in
NV York. who had procured the work
for them. The loudly objected
to such treatment a. they had made such bargain
with the agent and refused to settle al such terms. Dur
ine the ay and evening muttcringS of discomfort and
violence were common and sunday morning. when Pay
mister Duunius and Superintendent Payncll entered
the Midland Railroad Depot, the building WAS sur
rounded by the Italians IN u mob, with threats Of
death Ia both ~ the officials. The mob iufIr
nfrl that Il, ,cmcd best hy the citizens To make an
ntrupt tn rrsor the threatened from the midst of
the ,llnnnn- rioters. and team attached Ia wagon
Wn- driven tn the depot and the woulhr victims Of the
urh'- rigr were with dincuty removed to place oil
safety
Ia The afternoon the lahorcr~ became involved in "A
general Hgf among thcn-elNcr AMI several OF their
trful,r a. -sufiy injured hy kur wounds. \ train
rlti luu of i InfrI- Ia Jersey city ~ thr rNcnlns
and carried back other Ifnillu- to taAr Their places
i-, rtulnd returned to work !tsl'lddy al their
ioifurf wages
An o..,ia. of the Midland Railroad said To- TRmrNr
rporfrr YESTERDAY that D. Ms doHt,-- schomc uf the
,,nfrlr,pi Zoo .f h. mus,y rrnIu,d hy hHing Il de
u,trl fruni The htor,i.' wages. which can'cd the
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4 DEAD BODY FOUND IN 4 WOODSHED.
CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH LED THE POLICE TO sUs
PECT A MURDER.

CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH LED TIE POLICE To sUs-
PECT MURDER.
The dead body Of young woman was found yes
terlay in an unused wo0dshed IN the rear of No.
52i West Fortieth-st. under circumstances that
aroused the suspicious of the police. Three young
men, while splitting wood in the adjoining yard
were annoyed by foul stencil and in searching for
the cause discovered the body lying in the wood
shed, the door of which was haspcd and fastened
with piece of bone. The body was much decom-
posed, and was almost nude. On the throat and
the lower part of the face the flesh cut and
torn if 10y many blows of a knife or by teeth of
rats One wrist. too apparently cut.
The police found in the shed short piece Of board
and broken broom. which wern spattercd with
blood. In the house to which the shed belonged
lives butcher Joseph Moore. With his family.
the ncigbors said. until some months ago woman
about thlrty-iiyc years old. named Mary McGure,
bol,trd. Among this womans visitors was "A man
with whom III" always had violent brolls. About
three months ago she disappeared Her age cor
responded with that of the dead woman ~ far ~
could bc Judged and the latter was hientihed ~
Mary Mdiuirc hy several persons. yonng man
working IN a slaughtcrhon near by positive
that she was the woman. and the same opinion
was eNprrss'd bv others. Mrs. Moore was drunk.
and pruir>~'d To- know nothing of the woman. Ser
gcant Brown ordered her arrest and when taken to
the IhlIty-sycnth Street Police Station she recalled
the fact of Mary Mcturcs existence. bn protested
that she did not know what had bccom" oi her
since ,lr saw her last. fonr months ago She was
detained The body was sent 10 the M"rglr, her
Coroner Ellugrr Will make IN examination. Ii ~
Thought that IT had been lying in the shed AZ least
month.
William Gchhart. shoemaker living at No. 52i
West FoTticth-st informed the police last night
that. three months ago. he called into the rooms
ui Mis-. Moor Ia look after Young Woman who was
hiug unconscious on the tuor. tie thought the
Young woman Was drunk. and hr h"lpel To put her
ia hcl. He noticed that sh' was cold, bat he was
certain She was not dead. He never her again.
The body found in the shed fully identified as
that of Mary McGinc.
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clap >rap," exclaimed the Mssissippan, with an air
of extreme disgust
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsurSGroS. Monday. April 1s, a.

WASHINGTON, MONDAY, Aprll IL, 1851
E1 Speaker Randall who is among the recent arrivals
here the floor of the SENATE for some time this
afternoon.
Mrs President Garfield left this city by the limited ex
press this morning for NewYork expecting TO return on
Wednesday.
Secretaries Hun, and Lincoln expected TO return to
the city morning In season to attend the Cab
net meeting.
Senator Sherman who spent the greater part OF last
week in York civ has returned Washington and
rcoccupod his seat in n Senate today
Referring possible change In the Revenue Collect
orship in Atlanta. the President asked whether
civil Service principles would guide him at all in max n
Ing his appointments. He replied: ITO the extent oi
making them exclusively Republican,
In the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia to-
day. in the Of r. II. Porter against 8 " White OF
New York the Hill enionng the Department ~ state
from paying to White the third payment OF the McAlchn
,lnirus ard dismissed. The amount involved IA
$72.O0O
The Commissioner Of Indian AGuirs today received n
letter from Indian gent Berry, who says II II my
opinion that earl, action l. taken, looking toward
location upon fair agricultural aud grazng hands, the IN
dau- will 10 iar.. extent settle down peacefully ana
give their attention to- agriculture aud stock raising
Georgia lawyer and an cx- Congressman had an In
tcryicw with the President to-day concerning the
Mnrshnlsip ~ Georgia. They report II probable thht
General Iong-irrcts viii De sent 10 the senate NJ
early day The leading canddatcs for me g"riiu
Markham. " II. smJ Ia and Dr. Henry /. Gatchcu All
of Atlanta.
The appeal taken hy Professor Thomas A. Edison tn
the interference, ca-e Of Maxim against Edison. has
been decided by tho Board of Examiners In Chcfo of the
Patent Onlcc in favor ~ the United states Electric
This decided last February 10y the Examiner 81"
Interference who AWARDED priority Of invention 10
that Irri~inr ~ nunl resort the may yet De-
taken appeal before the commissioner Of Patents
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FRANCE INTENT on INVASION.

PARIS. April ls.-The correspondence between
France and Tunis is published NJ. Bartheemy st.
lilaIrc, French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, in dis
patch to NJ Rouatan, dated the 9th inst, says {:
The French Generals will give the Tunsian troops
notice of the time when strategic cxigencies will
lead them to borrow for their operations Tunsian
territory either near La Gale in the Mcdjerda
Valley"
lhe Italian Consul At Tunis disavows all acts Of
unirendnrSS to France laid to his charge He re-
grcts that the Bcy has not accepted his advice. and
hopes the present difficulty will be promptly ar
ranged in order that he may take his long sought
leave of absence.
VI. Rousian, the French Consul-Gencral here, hav-
ing complained to the Bcy of Kroumcrs firing on the
French gunhoatS while exploring the coast Of
Iaharca, the lcy has taken measures 10 send "A
forrr Ia 'laharra.
All journalists following the operations against
"a" hroumi'rs are required 10 pledge their honor
that they viii submit all kilograms To- the General of
~" corps to which they ar. attached 4 breach Of
the pledge will render them liable to trial By martial
law.
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
4 GENERAL STRIKE AT NEv

A GENERAL STRIKE At NEWPORT.
NEwrOIT X. l., April lS.-Ncarly all the me
chanicS md lHborcr' here atc "n .tikr
CHURCH USED FOR THE FIRST TIME.
DANvlLLE Va. April lN.-Ihc ucw Protestant
Eisc0pal Church ai this place. which IL probably The hn, II
place "f worship IL the state occupied LaStcr sunday
Tor the nfst time.
ARRIVAL or \ LONGMGssING VESSEL.
BALTIMORE. April lS-Ihc British bark iIltOn-
burn long overdue ut s port fun Rio Jancfo. aud
about The safety Of which serious approximations enter
tanned, we'd here this morning
ADVANCE or WAGES DENANDED.
BOsTON, Aprii lS.-I hc conductors uud drivers OF
flionds of this city have made drmaud for 20
their The south Bosou Road has
Increased wages from ~ % day to ~.
CHINESE AFFLICTED WITH SMALLPOX.
SAN FRANCISCO April 1.-THE steamship Occanic
which from Hong Kong This morning, qnnrutlutl
She has ten OF smallpox on board ainong tho Chinese
stoeluge passengers. Tho malls were iunigatcd
NEwJEnsEY FISnEHMEN ~ LUCK.
PORT MONMOUrIi. " j., April lS.-l Henry Van
PETIT sherman caught with hook aud nc iO dag ifp'd
weighing pounds ON saturday fur -u four lrrt
Ia length caught at tlc month cni u n1tan i'aj
FATTY or NEW E&GLAND TOURISTS
l}OsTOS. April lS.-Our hundred nnd ninety p r
from this city AMI other portions of De" ihs"d l
here this afternoon f"r journey &" dtpu i'- h'i"' 'i
continent They contemplate Waiting al pol"ts ~ ut'i on
the fhcinc coast
THE STRANDED sIIP TRANSIT
. Toss RIVER, y. j., April lS.-Ihc Mcr.il Wnfk-
ing 0ganizaiion with The steamer Rescue and tN" Do h .
engaged to-day IN relieving Va" shp Transit, Htinnd "a
Aptl To- cargo The water hold dHs not gam
much, and the ship shows no Hgns oi being strained
PAsAENGEHs From no DE JANIllo.
VINEYARD llAvKN, Mass, Aprl lh.-lhr AfHrn-
tine Pnindin. Nhic agis ed here &" day from ',i" f
EOspn cApgtirucrd Violent nnrthraAt r"n "n Npi
WELSH Siio Two oindren, oi BTOOkyn n. ~ and Mia
JACK, VI Engand-
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Inspector Thoruc who was on duty nj f"l''
Headquarters last night sent ont general alarm
directing the police to search for Annie Junt'rS "n"
Sarah Cono,cr each fifteen years OF age me Hl''S
disappeared from their homes Yesterday AFTERNOON
and It was learned that the, had gone away
together. Annie Jlugrr- Is th" daughter
of a German cabinet maker. Of No. % GnrnH,lch
ave and she, usually was employed ~ ltri H'Hi
st,fr in lie ,n,t Time Yesterday afternoon she
packed up all her clothing AMI carried It away , Tl9
her, sarah Cono,crs parents 1--we at No. l''S , Nrs,
Tenth Il She also packed mp some Of her cothhg
,..t,rJ,, hut fnr some reason dld noi
carry if away. The two grls were scrn together III
thr street and recognized 10y acquaintance , soon
ait,r tbry had lrtt their homes. but thcr parents
Ven, ,,,l,,. io ,rt any trace nl thrm HE motive
Which thew had In running away Vas chcinly e n.
cr!. led Their parents were alarmed gir"IlY GHt
nipht fcnriug That the Wrls had b'ch "uu''u ~
rnn nNnN with dam Hrrnus p,Tonns.