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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-02
Central 4resbpterian.
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-08-02

These, then, are the five auxiliary
agenies for aiding in this great work /:
!. The monthly concert of prayer. O..
Home Mission societies. 3. Home Mis-
sion mite chests. 4. Special donations
from individual Christians. 5. The Sab
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
General FOreiEn News.
LONDON, April 20, 1889.

LONDON, April 20, 1889.
Fifteen persons have been killed by q
colliery explosion at West Stanley.
A despatch to the Vienna Presse from
st. Petersburg states that General lgna-
tieK has dismissrd his secretary NJ. Pub
niekoG, for wrltlng an anti German PAM
phlet.
A despatch from Rio Janeiro says that
the jewels belonging to the ladies' OF the
Imperial family of Brazil, which were
recently stolen, have been recovered.
Advice from Buenos Ayres Of March "a
states that Admiral Lynch has ordered q
military tribunal to assemble In Lima
to try Arenas and all those who signed
PieroIa's manifesto melting revolution
in Arequipa.
In the International Fisheries Exhibit
tion al Edinburg two silver medals have
been awarded to the company In Glou-
caster, Mass, for glue and isinglass. A
diploma for fertllizIng material produced
from refuse has been given to the same
company.
The total number of persons arrested
in Cairo for connection with the conspir-
acy of Cireassian officers Is thlrty-one.
Thirteen of the prisoners are directly
accused Of originating the plot. The
court martial has finished its labors and
II is expected that judgment will be de-
llvered to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

The SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
CAsEs.-Our dispa ches show that
Judge Bond has once more exhibited
himself In Q South Carolina election
case as reckless and shameless par
tisan. Yesterday morning, when the
verdict against the State election su-
peIvisOr for refusing to allow Federal
supervisor scan the returns was about
to be recorded, two Of the jurors on
the poll withdrew their assent, saying
that they had signed the verdict on
Saturday in the jury room under com-
pulsion and fear OF personal violence.
"ToO late," retoried Judge Bond f,
''here arc your signatures, and The
jury was allo ~ed to sep iiats and were
discharged. II might occurt0 lawyers
of an iDquiring mind to ask why tue
inrOrs we're in court yesterday morn
ing while the verdlcL was recording,
IL they had been discharged Saturday
evening; AID perhaps to inquire
whether Judge Bond, If the jury had
acquitted, aud two colored Jurors
instead of two white jurors had do
clared to HIM that they signed the YER
dict under compulsioD, would have IN
sisted on the VerdictP Suppose thai
Judge Bond bad insisted in such cii-
cumstances upon holding the two col
ored jurors to their verdict-wha
would Senators Hoar and Dawes hav,
done, and what would they not hav,
said IN. Y. World,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
no YANKEES WANTED.

Chilli ORDERS THE UNITED STATES
TO STOP DEALING WITH PERU AS A
NATION.
WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Even at
the Slate Department stir has made
itself felt over the cool insolence with
which the Chilian authorities at Cal
lao have assumed the right to rebuke
the Uni cd States for presuming 20
deal with Peru as If she were still a
nation. Admiral Lynch-whose dis
honorable communication to the Chill
ian press of q private memoraI dun
given him by General Hurlbut at
the Admira1's request led to the pub
lication IN Chill just before General
Kilpatrick's death of an extraordinary
letter signed by General Fitzpatrick,
who was at the time too i'll to write q
line, and criticising the conduct both
Of the United States Government and
of the Minister at Lima, has recently
sent written order to Commander
MerrimaE, of the United States man
of.war John Adams, in the harbor Of
Callao, forbidding the United States
men-of-war 10 receive their mail bags
from the Panama steamers as hereto
fore, and informing the American
naval officers on the station that the
American mail-bags will hereafter be
delivered by the pursers of the British
mail steamers from Panama to the
Ohilian authorities. AS this ordeI
includes all the cor espondence of the
United States Legation at Lima and
Of the United States consulates in
Peru, it amounts 20 formal seizure
of all the means OF communication
between the United States and the
people Of Peru. If the United StateI
Government submits to this it will
become a question on what pretex
the President of the United Statei
has appointed Mr.. Partridge Minis
Ter of the United States in Peru, anS
from whom the American consuls il
that country are To receive their eze
Quarturs.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
JUMBO AND HEBE.

THE NEW ELEPHANT Is INTRODUCED
TO TEE HERD AND MAKES LovE TO
HEBE.
NFw YoRA, April 1T.--Atler the
matinee audience had lttt the MAolsou
souare Garden Saturday Afternoon,
.Jnmbo was formally introduced 10 tne
herd Of elephants among when ne "
irayel in the Barnum, Baily q hulcbh.
son show. Eighteen elephants, ,rnale an0
female were arranged In line on lne
hinnodrome track, under control OF Mt.
Ar.tinpslall, their heads fOuting tbe
~iroa- JDmbo was then rLusbt out
If 6is room by bis keepers. Newman
and Scott. ard marched slowly along
The line. AS he passed, each OF the 9th
ar plenbants threw out his trunk and
touchine him, at the same tlme emitting
a little e,uutlng or putting sound, while
their liitle eyes were fxed npon h IN
sbsIpIy as long IS he was in sigb'.
Inmbo walked steadily, without once
turning his head aside, but bis long pro-
| bocis vas kept on q rowing commission
of INQUIRY all the way along, ,te uehlng
each'animal, as IL exchanging sAlntalions.
Near the ftfslher end II the line stood
Chief the largest heretofore 10 Barnum's
herd, When he saw JumbG's huge form
looming up before him be Put down his
head in attitude for charge at him, ANU
Il was With difficulty that bis hostile
purpose was re'tralned by the stern COM
mands If Mr.. ArstlDgs,All and tue sharp
el forcemeDts OF his pointed s-eel per
,usders. A second time Jumbo was
marched along the line, and the formeI
demonstrations were repc 4ted. but with
out any further mAnifes' alton of Ill feel
ing Oh the part If Chief. Then Jumbo
was allowed to stand before the middle
of the line for few minutes, during
which time tie proboscisss OF all th'
others were polluted toward him AID h'
waved bis trunk ut them all, Is If tleI
were exchanging some sorI Of pantomi
mic disco urse upon the situation.
Hebe,.the mother OF the first baby ele
phant ever born In captivity, te AIMED T.
attract his fancy, and for some time the,
carried on together q little innoten
Irritation, exchanging kisses by plAcln
the ends Of their proboscises 10 eac
others mouths, and from time 10 tim
caressing each other With their trunks b
series Of light taps and touches. The
Jumbo was without any difficulty drive
back to bis room, and Tire other elC
phants we're troLted off to their quarterl
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
The arIuaourl BOND rhIeves.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, April 19.-George M.
Irwin, one OF The bond thieves who, with
W. W. Scott, was arrested in New YORK
some days ago, has testified before The
Grand Jury aud given the modus oper-
andl OF the gang. He says that Enos
Crowther, the former register of The city,
who with John COX was arrested last
week for completely in the affair, borrow
ed II gtster Rlngo's sale Eey and made
an impression fit. He then had key
made, and accompanied by scott and
Cox went to the Registers office, opened
the safe and abs traoted tie Onds. Ir-
win was in the plot, and 1t had been pre-
arranged that he and Scott should go
East, sell the bonds, and return and di-
vide the proceeds with Crowther and
Cox. then 81 Q, w more of the bonds we're
to be taken 1n the same manner and dis
posed of in the same way. Irwin says T.
required several weeks TO get the whole
echeme arranged, End even then they ac-
ted too hastily to do sharp work. Irwin's
statement seems to be generally bellev-
ed,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
A snIt for rnxen.

A suit has been entered in one of
the courts of Philadelphia by the
State Of Pennsylvania against the
Okeechobee Land Company Of Florida
for 81, 600 taxes on the capital stock of
the company, according to the State
law, as illustrated in the recent
Standard Oil Company suit. Hamilton
Disston, one of the organizers of the
Okeechobee Company, and who is ex-
tensively interested in it, pronounces
the taxation as exorbitant and upjus',
and will contest the matter. The
offices of the company have been re-
moved to Camden, N. j., to avoid this
taxation.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

Malaria, Chills and Fever. and Billions
attacks positively cured with EmoTyis
Standard Cure Pllls-an infallible rem a.
dyj never fall TO cure the most obstina ie
long-standing cases where Quinine and
all other remedies had failed. They are
prepared expressly for ma arlous sections
IN double boxes, two kinds of Pills, con-
tanning a strong cathartic and a chill
breaker, sugar-coated; cnnLai no OuI-
nine or mercury, causing no gripirg or
pn glng; they are mild and efficient: GER
tain In their action and harmless IN ali
cases; they effectually cleanse the sys.
tenn, and give new life and tone TO ihe
body. As household remedy they are
nneqnaled. For Liver Com pia int III Al ;
equal is not known; one box will have a
We wonderful effect on the worst case
d,ney are used and prescribed bV physi-
Or sent by mail, rs and 50 cent boxes,
Emofy's Little Cathartic Pills, best eyes
hisHt, Iis only 10 Cents: Standard Cure Co.,
ia Nassau Street, New York.
aptH-d&wSmo
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
EX-JUDGEJEREs. BLACK SPEAKS
FOR IRELAND.

BALTIMORE, April 18.-The Grattin
Centennial celebration bv the IRISH
National Land League of Maryland TOOK
place tonight at Coocordia Opera
Hou'e. Ex-Jndge Jere 8. Black, Of
Pennsylvania, delivered the ORATOR. He
said:
care we or not required to do some
thing for the relief of Ireland This is
a question on which think no Ameri-
can citizen has right to be SILENT
What they call home rule, or the prIvi-
lege of local self--government, is wholIv
denied the Irish. u Why should
we be disturbed by wrongs which we
neither suffer nor infilct? 1 answer that,
| situated as we are, 1t IS impossible M
restrain our sympathies or school our
feelings to the policy of a cold inGiffar.
enee. But what can we do for them ?
How can we help them Ia this fearfnl
strait? We have no right to come be-
tween England and her suhjacts By anv
kind of force or violence. But you have
F, ways well understood of giving moral
comfort aud material aid which break
no law. Recent events have given ms q
more particular interest in the subject
ma ter. American citizens have Reen
kidnapped as barely as The Irish potri.
OTIS. What will we do about that
know not. But If we submit to this In.
suit we must acknowledge that EnRland
is the master of Ireland and Aner %
both: If, on the other hand, we cal
that lawless power to a proper reckon.
ing she will see the necessity not onio
of discharRing the American prisoner:
but OF making full aud ample reparatiou
lest worse thing come upon her"
At the conclusion of Judge Black,
remarks Representative William E
Robinson, of New York, addressed tn,
meeting.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

THE PRESIDENT sent two messages
to Congress yesterday, 10 each Cf which
he deals With matters of commanding
iU poltance to the whole country. The
subject Of the first me sssge Is the i'm
provemeht If the Mississippi river, and
especially the repair Of the levees broken
by. the recent foods. He has no doubt
but that Congress has the necessary con-
stitutional power to appropriate money
for this purpose, and he recommends
that a sufficient sum should be set al art
for restoring the levees, and for inaugu-
rating such permanent improvements as
will, when completed, prevent the die
astrous ovelhows which fIom time TO
time inundate the lower Mississippi
valley. He says Congress ought not to
hesitate to und dartaSe the work, even II
it ultimately she uld require the expen-
diture OF $20,000,000 or $4,000 900.
The interests involved are so large that
the question If the probable cost ought
not TO prevent immediate and effective
action.
In the second message the President
explains that when the invitation wa
isfusd to the republics Of North ant
South America to bold general con
eress In Washington next Novsn Der Il
was hoped that the differences between
several of the States which were askeC
to participate would pass away before
the time set for the assembling Of thu
delegates. The anticipation has no
been realized, and the President ask
Congress TO declare by resolution o
Otherwise whether In its judgment thI
meeting ought to take place.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
A FoRGER ARRESTED.

FREDERIcK, Md, April 1s.-Yes
terday morning John p. Esterly, of
this city, was arrested on the charge
Of attempting to pass q forged note On
Thomas Claggett, a broker, also of
this city, and taken before Justice
Turner, who committed him to Jail
for further hearing to>day. This af-
ternoon he was brought out, and in
default of bail was recommitted ia
await the action of the grand iury.
The note alleged to have been forged
was for $113, and the bail was fixed
at $400.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
m.s.ah,Bw a Girl for a Panther.

LYNCHBUR0, Vs., ApFiI 70.
Coroner Scott held an inquest last eve-
n,ng on the body OF a negru gITl, about 10
wears OF age, who was killed by LeTie
Jyyce, IN whose house, ne Floyd Court
House, she has been living since tine
death OF her mother. II appears that
Joyce heard q Tunor that panther nau
been seen in the neighbornooa OF his res.
idence, and on going 10 bed nj night
laced an axe by his bedside ready ios
use shou d the panther invade the prem
lees. During The night he heard : noise
in his room and jumping out OF bed ne
seized the axe and struck Al what ne
supposed was the pAuiher. lie was hor-
rified on procuring light 10 He'd bat be
mad cla.L the skull OF Lns girl, who was
the niece OF h wife. killluK ner ms ant
". she had been wandering through tue
house In her sleep. he was acquitted oi
all blame by the Jury.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
WILL REBUILD.

Jacob Pusey, President Of the Kene-
bee Ice Company has contracted win
Harry Lape to rebuild the ice house Of
Coatesville that was dCstrytd by fire ON
Monday afternoon.
A large force of woIkmen will COM
mence work at once. They will be fur.
bIsbed with temporary quarters and
board near; the site OF the old building
yesterday the fire Yves sill smt uldlng
despite the fact that an engine from
Coaiesville was engaged in playing OIL
the ruins.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
An INTERESTING DECISION.

The New York Court CT Appeals has
inst rendered a decision In which it Is
held sui s,ani'slly that the police COM
missioners Of New York city may dis
miss or pension policeman, but they
cannot cut down his pay for lHefiiciency
or helplessness. The pay is attached to
the title or the Office, II it can be called
such, aud not to the service. The con.
contrary view has long been held In the
lower courts.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
Red RIver InundaIions.

.Nz WINNIPEG, Man., April 10, 1882.
The river is still rising at Emerson, tho
north end of the town being flCodsd.-
There is no indication II an abateme ent.
West Lynne is under water, with the ex-
River rose two feet since yesterday. The
remaining span of the bridge is out of
sight, but 1t IL still standing.
The latest advlces from Grand Forks
report the waters still rising there. The
Ice opposite the city began 10 move last
night, but only reached the bend above
Assiniooine. The food Is expected TO
rise higher than any previous year. The
Ice In Tie Assinioolne has not yet broke n
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
Liquid or Dry,

Son people prefer to purchase medi-
clnes in the dry state so that they can s en-
for themselves that they are purely vege-
t able. Others have not the time or de-
sire to prepare the medicines, and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors Of Kidney Wort now offer that
well-known remedy in both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold by druggists eyerywhere.-Truth
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
nnanarlnnI nnil.

w. i. Bishop, 70 whom Matilda He;
ron assigned hes copyright OF "Oam.lle,"
frthe b. neflt cf her daughter, byon
Heron, ls about to irs'ilute suit sgAinst
vauous actresses who have used tue
play. with view Cf enforcing the copy
Init. Itis q weak point in the case
that Matilda Heron's rights. Whatever
they were, have been left in aesyAnce 90
long.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
Changed Hanus.

The DAILY Times of Chester ap-
pears under thei management and
proprietorship of the Times publish
ing company. 1t has undergone a
change in its general appearance ,and
has look of success stamped upon
it face. May the new company be
amply rewarded in their new under
taking,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

THE REVIVAL IN CINCINNATI
Rev. Thomas Harrison closed Monday
night the remarkable series of revival
services in Cincinnati, which have ex-
tended over thirteen weeks. The total
number of conversions at s.. Paul's
Church is placed at 1,400. The revi-
val influence has at the same time ex-
tended to other churches, and meet.
ings have been more Frequently
held and better attended in all the
Protestant churches than for many
years. Statistics of additions have
been collected which show that the
actual number taken into the Protes
tant churches since MIR. Harrison be-
gan his work in Cincinnati is about
5000.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
Fear NOT.

All kidney and urinary complaInts
especially RriRht's Disease, Diabetes
and liver troubles Hop Bitters will snTejv
and lastlngly cure. Cases exaotlv bLa
your own have been caured In your avn
neighborhoo5, and you eau find reliable
proof at home Of what Hop Bitters has
and can do. He'0
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
REMOVAL.

James France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh and Shipley streets,
to Ninth and King streets. None but
the best material used and the best
worknen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
mar22tf
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
CONVERTING A DESERT INTO A
SEA

PARIS, April 19.-The Cabinet Coun-
Gil has approved the scheme OF M. de
Lesseps for cuthug canal through the
neck OF land dl lvidlng the Gulf of Gabes
from the salt marshes aud low lying
paIts OF the Desert of Sahara to the
South OF Tuuis. It is expected that the
sea will in virtue of this cu;tiDg once
more hll up the Sahara. The political
advantage TO be obtained by the scheme
will be the insulation OF Tunis and Al
geria by creating a water barrier be-
tween them and Trlpolli, The cost OF
the canal, 1t is estimated, will be 81, ,O00,-
900 francs.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
IfYou ARE RuInees

In health from any cause, especially from
the use of any of tho thousand nostiums
that promise so largely, with long tic-
utous testimonials, have no fear Re-
sort to Hop BtteTs at once, and In a
short time ysu will have the most robust
and blooming health.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
CANDIDATE FoR coRoNER.

James q. BARLEY announces himselt
as candidate for coroper o. the coming
Democratic nomination. He desires TO
return thanks for Il generous support
according him at the last nomination.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
al Olanr ComnIexlon

Can be al by every lady who Will use
Patket's Ginger ronic. Requesting the
interOsl organs q ID purifying the blood
It quickly removes pinIples AVID gives
healthy bloom TO the cheek. head
about IL In aaOthsr column.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
Annoynnee a.reveasss.

GRAY hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance IS annoying
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents tue ~
noyan Q by promptly restoring me
youthful color.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
From Yesterday. Late Eais,on
Democratic Nesting.

A meeting of the City Democratic
Association will be held In Odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday evening next.
A full attendance is requested.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
INDICTING SOUTH CAROLINA CITI
ZENS.

CHARLESTON, April 19-In the United
and Bryan, the grand Jury found q trns
bill against thirty eight citizens OF Barn
well county, charging Them with obstru CT
Ing qualified voters at the Buford's BRIDGE
precinct. In Barnwell county, at the gem
eral election in November, 1850. In the
original Indictment torty-thIee defend-
ants were included, but the grand iury
found "no bilh as to flve of the numbeI
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

PdlLADhGRhlA MARK Els
WEDNESDAY, a pril 10, p. m,
Flour was less active, but prices were
well maintained. Sales of 1890 barrels,
including Minnesota extras, at
$7.5D for clear, and at u. "a 7.T6 for
straight; Pennsylvania extra family at
| e6.25 u ESQ; Western do. do. at 1915 a 7.50,
and patents at S7.75a9 Rye flour is
! firm al 81 rs per barrel.
GRAIN.-Wheat is unsettled and q &c.
lower. Sales OF 40 bushels Red, for mil
ling. at &l.48. At the open board 5000
bushels June at sl.4424; L 200 bushels do.
at s .441z; Id, 900 busheIs do. at 4l 4jh: 10,-
s00J bushels July at &l.291<i 5000 bushels
do. at sl.28k; $l.46 was bid and Sl.46%
asked for April. Rye.-NothiDg offer ng.
Corn Local lots are dull. and options
unsettled and lower. Sales of 700O bush
els, including yellow, at 80 a 92c j. accord
sng TO location; mixed at % 9lc., and
steamer at 9Oc. AT the open board SIC.
was bid for April; 851xc. for May; S512c.
for June, and 85c. for July. Oats are
dun and lower. Sales of I9,O00 busht Is,
including white at 8l a &c., and rejected
| and mixed at 60c. The receipts to-day
were as follows: 1881 barrels flor; $500
bushels wheat; II .60J bush els corn; IL, 800
bushels oats; 1900 bushels barley; l49 bar
rels whisky.
Whisky Fifty barrels Western iron
bound sold at Sl.2l per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
Special NOTICES.
A CARD.

A CAKD.
To all who are suffering fron the errora
and lndiscretfons of youth, nervous
HeAKness, early decay, loss of manhood
&C., VIII send q recipe that Will cnre
you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
IN south America. Send q self-addresSea
snvelope 10 the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

:. A true assistant to nature In RESTORING
the system to perfect health, thus eDah.
ling 1t to resist dis sase, 10 Browns Iron
Bitters.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
THIRD EDITION
ruasrne1o,.a SorFe-Day.

For the Middle and Atlantic States
light rain, followed BY partly cloudy
weather, higher barometer, stationary
or lower temperature.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20
+, .Tn tne mo.t Posttlve Mnnner."l

DEoKRRrowN, N. J., Sept, 10, 1881.
H h WARNnR, q Co.: SlTs--I ann
truly Klnd TO be able 10 state the use OF
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has
proved to me most beneficial. can
testify In the most positive manner to It's
efficacy.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-20

Browns IRON BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.