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The exhibit this week is fairly satisfactory,
the first genuine activity in general trade
circles making itself manifest. The effects
of the recent floods in the various parts of
the country are rapidly disappearing, and
trade is going back to its appropriate chan
nels. In twenty-four leading cities the total
gross exchanges of the week amount to
ST. 1913, OF, 3l2 against 81, 1856, ,493, 1858 in the
same cities last week. Our figures are quite
satisfactory, for. as compared with the cores
ponding week last year, they show decrease
OF only 54 per cent, against a decrease of
1912 per cent. last week, and decrease of
31.5 per cent. the previous week.
Nearly all Western cities contrive to show
notable gains. Chicago makes an increase
of 25.5 per cent. against 41.6 last week; St.
Louis, III against 1913; Kansas City, where
trade has begun to fall off little, 30.31
against 81 p; Milwaukee, 30.5 against 80. 2.5; !;
indianapolis, a loss of 2.31 against a gain of
10 per cent. last week Columbus fOots up
a total of 1895, ,294 against 81, ,264, ,065 last
week, Peoria $685. III against $SS2, BAL last
week. In Peoria the distilleries are begin
ming TO slack up little.
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Moves. House O, Renre.,ntative.. Movo,

Noyesi mouse o. Representatives. Mayor
Green, exc overno7s Claflin. Rice and Tai
bott; Judges Bennett, Aldrich and Pitman;
Postmaster Tobey, Collector Bend, Wendell
Phillips, President Warren. of Boston Uni
versity; President Elliot, of Harvard Col
lege. and Rev. a. A Miner ID. ID.
Brief addresses were made By Rev. A.
Hovey, ID. D., President of The Newton
Theological Seminary; r. r. Bishop, PreS&
dent of the Senate; Rev. DT. Caper, of Tufts
College, and Right Rev. Bishop Paddock.
Protestant Episcopal. Resolutions express
sive of the sentiment of the meeting were
enthusiastically. adopted They 6eclare
polygamy foul crime against our civil
laws a, surely as against the health OF hu-
man society; that, in our jUsgment, each
section and State of the Union is more or
less dishonored and degraded by the pTes-
ence and popularity of polygamous Nor
monism in our Western Territories; that. as
the Government would summarily punish
this crime if IL were found in the District cf
Columbia, we can see no excuse for delay i.
driving it out of the Territories oFer which,
the Government holds as close consrol
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THE DE LONG SEARCH.
A Statement From Lieutenant Harber of
His Tourney 70 Irkutsk.

His Journey TO Irkutsk.
WASHINGTON, March 13-Lieutenant HaI-
Der has sent the Secretary of the Navy e
short statement of his journey toward
Irkutsk. He says: 1--WE left Paris at D.
m. and came direct to st. Petersburg, ar
irving Monday evening, the 23d inst saw
Hoffman that evening, but learned nothing
of importance further. / telegraphed Dan
enhauer asking his plans, and received the
following: Will proceed west slowly with
nine men, if eyes permit, next Monday, the
9th. Have gathered all data, and will meet
you at Torusk. The Lena's owner wants 30,
900 roubles for the entire spring and sum
mer. My plan was to man her with our
men and search for Chipp. Bennett
telegrapbs Jackson Will have her
Jackson will arrive in three days. What
are your relations with him? II you take
the Lena l strongly advise keeping our men.
Bring small navigation outfit. Send mail
care of Gaverner at Torusk; Answer.
Yesterday with Hoffman, L called upon
General IgnatieT and the Governor General
of Siberia also the Minister of Marine. All
advise strongly my getting greater part of
the outfit here, and, accordingly, am de
layed one day longer than otherwise would
be necessary. Those officers were particu
larry klIO. anu deSLitu dll llldI COulu Dc
done was now being done and that would
be aided as much as possible in all matters.
To-day General Igndtief sent special passes,
and photographic Office has supplied me
with charts and books which / could get at
no other place Baron OStensoeker has
also given me much aid. l would spec
tally call the attention of the Department
to those services. Jackson, spoken of in
Danenhauer's dispatch, is the Herald. cor
respondent. 1t seems now unless Chipp's
fate is decided before spring, 1 had better
take the Lena. Ii so, Danenhauer's recon-
mendation to use our own men is eminently
good one, for men of intelligence, who
could be of service on board ship, are in
deed scarce in that section. Some of these
men are now entirely well, and anxious to
remain and assist. From Torusk l will
cable news and ask instructions. l will set
out for Orenburg tomorrow evening Res
pectfully, your obedient servant,
&c. b. HARBER, Lieutenant
~IRKUTsK, March 13.---Jackson, the Her
aid correspondent, started North yesterday.
Lieutenant Danenhauer is expected to start
for st. Petersburg to-day.
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Consumption Cured-Read this Letter
from Mr.. ItticI,, of La Porte, Ind.
la PORTE, IND.,l
L. - 90


Ia PORTE, IND.,l
DR.. ScHENcK: Jan. aIst, 1881.
In the year 1879 7 yyas suffering with Consun1p-
ever getting well again. i waited for death TO put
an end to my suferings. There was ore OF my
friends who persistently trying to have me use
your PulmOnic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, but
utterly refused TO get any more medicine. l was
disgusted with medicine. / had tried so many diff
Finding that was not 10 be persuaded, he bought
some OF your Pumolic Syrup and Scaweed Tonic
HIMSELF and brought them 10 me. at first refused
TO touch them did want TO be experimental
on, but hnally consented to use them merely
isfy him. not that ex pected they would do Ene any
good. l commenced taking the Pulmonic Syrup
and Seaweed Tonic, and TO my great surprise felt
almost immediate relief and was encouraged
continue using them. My condition improved un-
der their use, until. in time ! grew perfectly we'll
no trace of the disease remaining. My lungs had
healed up and grew stronger than ever. / was per
tmanently cured, as | have had no trouble with my
lungs since that time.
owe my life entirely to your medicines Moth
ing else saved me. viii bear cheerful testimony
70 the great virtues possessed by your medicines.
know of several other cases here where your med
icines have been used with entire success. / am
well known here, being one of the original German
settlers IN La Porte Co. and having been in the Liv-
cry business for many years.
JOHN ITTICK.
n. b. lean and viii, IL necessary swear before
any Justice Of the Peace, all that have said in
the above statement.
JOHN ITTICK
1HIs IS TO CERTIFY, That we have sold the nedi-
than and Others and their statements authentic
and reliable.
FRED'K WEST & CO.,
Druggists.
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Do not produce Sickness at the stomach, nausea or
gripSag. On the contrary. they are so mild and
agreeable in their aseion that a person suffering
with = sick headache, sour stomach. pam IN the
bowels, is speedily relieved OF these distressing
symptoms. They act directly on the liver, the or
gan which, when in healthy condition PURSES the
blood for the whole body
They are perfect preparation Of the grezc ard
well-known remedy, Mandrake or Pcdophyliin. a
remedy that has displaced the of mercury. as
well as many other poisonous drugs, IN the practice
OF every intelligent physciaa.
Prof. John King, of the College Of Medicine, Of
Cincinnati, says: "In Consnpstion it acts upon
the bowels without disposing them 20 subsequent
costveness. In Chronic Liver Complaint there Is
not its equal in the whole range of medcnes, oeing
vastly more useful Ehan mercurial agents arousing
the liver 10 healthy action, increasing the now OF
bile and keeping up these actions longer than any
other agent with.which we are acquainted tSee
American DispensatoTy, page 77of
In all cases of Liver Complaint or dyspepsia,
where there is great weakness or debility, Dr.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic should be used IN
connection with these Pills.
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WHOLE NO. 1908
MASON'S GUILT.
Fall Text or the Finding in the Mason
Court Martial.

Court Martial.
The following is the finding OF the Court
Msrtial in the ease of Sergeant Mason, who
shot at GHiteau il september last:
GENEEhs CeFET MARTlAL
Sergeant JOAN A. Meson, battery B, Second AZ.
tsllery.
HEkSauAR1ERs DET.~RVMExTo OF THE EAsT.
GOVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y H., March 10, 1882.
General Court Martial Orders No 90
l. Before general Court Martial which con-
psned at Washington Barracks, d. G.. BY virtue OF
p@ragraps spes,ai orders 10. l6S series OF 1881,
ard paragraphs ], ? aud >, special orders No. "a,
current series, from these headqnarters and of
wstch Liestenant Colonel Heary K. HiZner Tenth
Infsntry, II President wac srTangned ana tried
Sergeant John A. Mss9n, Battery b, second Ar
tillery.
charge-Vsesation ss the sizty-seeond article OF
war.
Spessfeatioa-In tlTe that FIRST Sergeant (now
SergeanD John h Mason. Bstteyy B. Second Ar
ulleryr havins-seen oTSered WITH bis battery. from
States -sail in tee city o. Washington, D. c., and
having ayIived e said Jail fOT said dutv, did
thereuFon, WITH intent 50 kin Chs-les J. Guiteau
ste UniSed Statesin said hail wiifully and felO-
1iously stschargs bis musSet. loaded with ball
cartridge, II said eGiteau, through a window OF
sead Jail INTO the se1 then occupied by the said
65aiteau. This at ne District Jail, Washington
DC, on CT sbout september L. ISL
ylea-To ne sges1eatio2. Not guilty. to the
Finding-1sf the specification. Guilty, - OF the
chegge, "Guitty."
Sntence-T0 be GsshonorGbly discharged the
service of tie Uniteo states with the loss of all
pay aud allowance nov que or 70 become due TO
him and then 70 be confined Al hard labor in such
Peni.entiary rs the proper authority may direct
for eight (S) TasEs.
ii. The proceedings fndings and sentence in
the foscgoing case ofJOAn A. Mason, Battery B.
Second Artilisrys are approved, and the sentence
will bo'duly ezeeuted. Subeet to the approval
OF the Secre sry of War, the Penrentiary at
Albany, n. y. Is designated as the place for the
execution OF 50 EuCh of she sente2ce relates to
confinement at hard lab0E He will be held at
Washington Barracks until further orders are
given in regard - lis dis position.
III. TIE general Court Martial which convened
vt Washington Barracks, d. c., by virtue of para
graph 2 special epd No 1Ss series of 1881 and
paragraphs l, ,, and 9, special orders No. o. cur
rent series froTt these Headquarters. and of
which Lieutenant GolSnel Il. Miner Tenth In
faDtry, is hereby SissOlyed.
BY command OF Ms jor General Hancock.
NILLLAH. ID. MHIPTJE,
Assistant Adjutsnt General.
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A Gentleman weil-knOwn in GAINESVILLE,
Dresden and CohOctOn, writes from Pc
iaiu, Ill.
Dr.. ]. II. ScHEscK:
Dear .Sir-In the Winter Of 1872 | was told by
three prominent doctors that my wife had Consump-
ton, and that she could not live until Spring. Soon
after this friend. who lives in Dayton, Ohio,
commended your medicines 10 her, but having been
told that she was iEczra5e. we had no faith in
them. Her friend inally brought her ! bottle of
your PULMONIC SYRUP, and insisted on her
giving i. fair trial She did 50, and thank God.
by its use her life WAS saved. She is entirely
well.
l am well-known here, rs wen is in GAINESVILLE,
Dresden, and Cohocton, and world refer you TO the
druggists and others in these towns who viii re-
member my wife case rs 4 very bad one. have
recommended your medicines 70 great many, and
have never known them fail in making cures
where they have been given a fair trial. / am in
duced 20 send YOU this BY the thought that it viii
be Of such great use 10 suffering humanity.
Nov. -, 1879. A. w. WHITE.
Proprietor White House, Pekin, Ill.,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Appalling Earthquake.

PANAMA, March 13.-Intelligenee has just
reached here of anaappalling earthquake in
Porto Rico. Advices thus far received state
Alaiueta, Sarramon, Grecia and Heridia.
In Alaiueta alone several thousand lives
were lost Those left alive are heuseless
The loss of life has been something fearful
Thousands of inhabitants were swallowed
up and the destruction OF property wide
Sy1-aad
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Stages of Consumption. Cured by DIR.
Schenck's Medicines.
Statement of Mr.. julius Boyden,
of Providence, R. I.
Carlisle, Mass, April 5, 1880.

| was discharged from the u. s. Army in June,
1904, an Incurable Consumptive. My discharge
reading thus Advance stage of Consumption OF
the Lungs" was advised by the army surgeon to
live outdoors much possible. He informed
my friends that was Incurabe, but that with
! might be made comfortable for a time. My cough
was almost without cessation. raised matter from
my lungs IN large quantities, and had all the other
weil-known symptoms OF the disease. took many
remedies without benefit. In September went 10
see DIR. Schenck, and soon after began TO use his
full course of medicines. j soon fel; their bench
cia effects, my cough growing less and less and my
strength coming back TO me very fast. In the fol-
lowing April was entirely well and came to PIovi-
dence and went TO work From that time TO this
have been entirely well, spending one dollar for
doctors or medicines for myself. therefore know
that DR.. Schencks medicines are good and reliable
in Lung Disease. My cure was considered almost
a miracle by those who knew me when was dis
charged from the army.
JULIUS BOYDEN,
or Boyden & Whelden, Groccrs, No. 574 n. Main
ST.. Providence, K. l., July 9Th, 1881. Formerly
Of South Nalpole, Mass.
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Stevenson Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The long exec
utive session of the Senate was almost
wholly consumed by the contest over the
nomination of Paymaster John III. Steven
son, of Indiana, for promotion TO the grade
of pay of Director of the Navy. 1t came be-
fore the Senate with an adverse report from
majority of the Committee on Naval
Affairs, which was supported by Senator
Mcpherson in a speech, taking the ground
that the charges against the official conduct
and integrity of Paymaster Stevenson, while
acting as Purchasing Agent for the Navy
some years ago in Japan, had not been sat
isfac;Orily met.
Senators Jones. OF Florida, and Rollins of
the Committee and Harrison and Voorhees,
Especially the last named) elabOrately de-
tended the nominee with such sncceSs, the
Senate finally confirmed him by a vote ol
thirty-four against seventeen.
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Obituary..

SpeClaI 20 the SentlneI.
MADISON, Ind, March NV. w. Page, aged -
years, died suddenly this morning OF neuralgia of
the heart. He was the Oldest miller In the State,
having been in that business over fifty years. He
leaves a wife and two children. The funeral viii
take place Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Conrad odler, aged 81 years. wife of Coun-
Gilman Nodler, died this morning of paralysis.
The funerli win take place Tuesday morning.
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OSIu UOUOS tuo eILCaCy OF
DIR. SCHENCK'S
MEDICINES
FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION

after reading the evidence we publish in
this paper The people who give these GER
tifcates are well and favorably known in
the communities in which they reside, and
many of them have kindly offered to answer
any communication from those who are
afflicted with disease of the throat or lungs
For other Certificates Of Cures. seHa for
DR.. Sctenck's Book on Consumption,
LiceT Complaint and Dyspepsia. IL gires
full description cf these diseases an Meir
UariOus forms. also, galHaWe Information
IN regard to tie diet and clothing Of tie
sick j; K0U and qcieR exercise should be
taken, dc This book as the result Of
many gears Of experience it the treatment
Of LING Diseases, and should be read, not
only By tie afflicted. jat 6y those ,chO, from
hereditary taiHt or ether cause, suppose
Themselves HaJle to aay affection Of the
throat o.. L,fliQS
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thorities and it did the business for Rose

thorities and it did the business for Rose
cranz Mr.. Chase's biographer Judge
warden, informed your correspondent to-
night that one time at EdgewOod. Ohase's
suburban residence, and at his (Warden's)
lodgings in this city, he had in his possession
all of Chase's papers. Said he: ''If there was
among the papers any such letter as that
from Garfield to Chase, did not see it, To
question:
DO you doubt the genuineaess of the let
ter Judge Warden replied;
From statsments made to me some time
ago have no doubt about its genuineness' -
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Genuineness of the Letter.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-It is stated with
some positireness here that the Garfield
Chase letter was procured FROM the secres
archives of the War Department, and that
Mr.. Chase used General Garfeld's letter to
aid in effecting the removal of General Rose
Grams from the command of the Army OF the
Cumberland, just as he employed the letter
moving the latter from command of the
Army of the Potomac. Hon. II. p. Watson,
the assistant Secretary of War with Secre-
tary Stanton, between whom there had pre-
viously existed business partnership, Is
quoted as having stated that the confidential
letter OF General Garfield to Secretary Chase
was exhibited to the War Department au
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Victims of the Explosion.

CINCINNATI, March PA Gazette
Pa,kersbarg, W. Va, special says, that up to
this evening there have been eight deaths
from the explosion of the steamer Sidney,
near Ravensville last Friday. namely: Mrs
Little and grandson, Mrs. Mills and child,
OF Rellaire, D; Frank Faulkner, of Pitts
burg: Mr.. Kain, of Charleston, w. Va; Mrs
Stephens and a deckhand from Middleport,
o. Ten others were injured, some of them
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Parton rsr Sergeant Mason.

lSpecla5 20 VnS CINCINNATI tommercial
WAsHINGTeS, March l1.-It is believed
thai President Arthur will pardon Sergeant
Mason on the ground that he was not of
sound mind at the time the shooting was.
done. great deal of sympathy with
Mason is expressed tonight among military
men. They believe the verdict of the Court
Martial just, but they would like to see JUS
tice II this case tempered with mercy. The
recommendation to the clemency of the
Executive in this case will be signed. by
large sumber of prominent people.
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FRED'K WEST & CO.,
Druggists.

From aIr. Harley p. Hopkins, of Provi-
denee, r. L. lie is Cured of Consumption
by DIR. Sehencls's Medicines, after being
given up to die by some of the best physi-
clans of the city.
DIR. J. II. ScHzxcK:
Dear Sir-I have been cured of what three
Of the best physicians Of this city told me was Con-
sumption of the lungs, by the use of your medi-
tober, 1880, and although / was from that time
continually under the care Of physician, grew
and until at last was confined to my
bed. can hardly say that was first attacked with
the disease m 1850, for my lungs had been weak
for many years previous 10 this, and would qufe
often have severe pain IN my breast If took the
least ccld or exertcd myself too much in any way.
grew worse, my cough became very bad had
night sweats 50 severe that my bed through the
night would be as wet as though water had been
thrown me- ] continually raising blood
and large quantities of offensive matter from my
lungs, and al last had all the well-krown symptoms
Of Consumption IN us last stages.
At the request OF my family my physician called
IN other doctors Of this city. and they after an
examination agreed that my case was hopeless.
They informed my wife that had better be told
thar could not 1--we, as my time would be very
short for arranging my worldly affairs They also
said thar no medicine would be OF any use to me-
The next day my friend Mr.. A. j. Leith, hearing Of
my condition, sent me bottle of your Pulmonic
Syrup, thinking It might relieve my cough, and
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1Anti-PolyganAy.

BosroS. March 13.-The Committee on
Federal Relations of the Senate reported
fayorably the anti-polygsmy resolutions re-
Gently introduced. Owing to insufficient
notice the audience at the anti-polygamy
meeting at fremont Temple, tins afternoon,
did not exceed 800. Rev. Dr. Withrow
Temporary Chairman, announced the Off
GERS as follows: Pfesident-Rev. Bishop
Foster. Vice Presidents-Governor Long,
President Bishop, State Senate; Speaker
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CLEARANCES.

Review OF the Exchanges Cor the Past
Week-A Slight Improvement
BOsToN, March 1S.-From the Post: The fol.
lowing table shows the total gross exchanges
at thetwenty-four leading Clearing Houses
of the United States, twenty-thIee being for
tie week ending March IL, and one Louis
villel for the week ending March o;
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Skipped With the County's Money.

DETROIT, March 13.-Thomas Ward, Treas
urer of Hampton Township. Bay County, is
alleged to have skipped out for parts un-
known leaving a deficiency III accounts
which range from 500 TO 5000. The books
are in a complicated condition, but show a
deficiency of over $500.
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Ihrea Years for Sarah.

Boston, March 1S-Sarah Z. Howe, Presi.
dent of the wOman's bank known as tn.
Ladies' Deposit, which proved swindle in
October. 1850. was to-day sentenced to thres
years imprisonment in the House of Cor
rectiOn.
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Another case of Consumption Cured at
La Porte, Ind.

la PORTE, lED.,
DR. ScHEECg: Jan. 3Ist, 1881. (
About twelve years ago l was dangerously in
with Lung Fever. had great trouble in breath
ing; every breath drew caused me pain had
three doctors treating me, but grew worse all the
time l that time connected with the Lake
Shore R.R Co. One of my fellow clerks induced
me TO get some OF your medicines, saying that be
had used them himself with entire success. | sent
for some Of your Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills. / used them according to the
directions, and in a short time noticed a marked
Improvement in my health, which kept up as con-
unued using your medicines. After taking several
bottles each of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic got entirely over my sickness.
Since that time have recommended your medi-
cines many other people living in La Porte, who
used them with great success.
F. w. NEBELTHAU,
Ex-Trpstee OF La Porte Co.