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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04
THE GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS
And Assigns Judge Foreman TO the
First District.
The following proclamation was issued
by Governor Murray yesterday after
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
To oil ,rhn,11 Il mani nn,,nn..,,I.
UTAH TERRITORY,

10 all rhom At may concern:
Know We, that it appearing to me that
by reason of the resignation of Hon. p.
II. Emerson, late an Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of this Territory, a
vacancy in said Office exists. Now, there
fore, in order that the adjourned term of
the First Judicial District, which is to
convene on Monday next-April 6, 1885,
may not lapse,
Now, therefore, l, Eli II. Murray, Gov
ernor of said Territory, by virtue of the
authority vested in me, do hereby assign
Hon. Jacob s. Foreman, an Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, to the First
Judicial District of the Territory of Utah,
to hold court therein. This assignment
to take effect on and after Monday, the
sixth day of April, 1885.
Witness my hand and the great seal of
the Territory of Utah, this third day of
April, 1885.
Seal Eli H. MURRAY,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04
See This. GenfIemen.

Youman's Celebrated New York Hats,
which lead the fashion in New York, as
well as in all cities7h the United States ;
also Tho's. Townsend & Co.'s English
Hats. NOZZLE, WOOD & Co.,
Sole Agents.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04
Not Booming.

Times are not booming, but we are sell
ing some nice homes and very cheap
building lots to those who are foresighted
enough to know that bedrock is reached.
We have money to loan at low rates.
KNowLDEN q GREENE,
Real Estate Agents.
i6f S. Main ST., under T. R. Jones & Co.'S
Bank.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04

For the best 25 cent meal, go to Mer-
chants Lunch. F. II. GRIcE, Prop. y
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04
ODen-Air Concert.

The following programme will be rer-
dered by the Sixth Infantry band at
Fort Douglas tomorrow, Sunday, April
5th, at 8 o'clock %. m:
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04

The Exeter Hea ter is warranted to o;va
satisfaction. Heesch & Ellerbeck have
supplied several first-class houses in fins
10y y
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04

For Finest Plastering and Ornamental
Work. call on JAMES WYATT. 4
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04

amples of Utah Soap. '' ''iiiiiie
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04

:. IF you want good drink and the best
OF nqors go to Business Saloon.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04

20 to 5S Main Street for your Materials
and Lessons in Art Work. '''S
LONG & Co.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS
L l...- n
Silver Quotations.

Corrected daily by Wells, Fargo & Col
Silver, New York Observation-Disclosures. l.063z
Silver, London Observation-Disclosures. 49
Lead New York, per 100lbs ................. 800
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
TRE SEATTLE MARkET.

sEsrrzE, April /. Isss
B7ssDsss slnre or Eass repor. has
oeea fairy se-ivs. and collectors fer
oar wholesale houses report uonsy
easier than for sous mouths past.
HOPS-No iuPr0sezsns TO note in
re nlarSeG Daring the past ws<k J.
Sashn Las shipped 4s5 bales 20 The
East tT raii- BayeKs are szlv ssvsrc-
ing from TO : seats, according to
quality.
WhEAT-A.rket silsbiiy stlHeuiup
1p owing 20 rSmors Of zsr, Havevsr.
TIE lecal market onlv Requires second
grade wheat. vhloh we qzoie at $3.50
- PEP ton.
OAIS-Dispatehes fren San Fran
cisco rseeIvst today announces the mar.
get below - much frueE. and hslders
here are Kissing their presensiaus. For
good shipping lots from $l6.5c 10 Sl7.
100. OCEAN steamers here wonld be raid
% operators In & jobbinE wzy, To-
cAlly, from SO 10 SO per ton i de-
ns1ded oy bEod1ce rer sh.nts-
ELOCR-We note an advance of
from = 20 80 cents per barrel in Cali
forEls brands Oregon standard brands
have not n yet raised their figures.
We esete California gilt edge brands.
tao0G4 s per barrel Oregon stand
srd-. 81 @5g+ 40; e0n1try brands,
s. ssa4.
FEED Braa, SIS per ton shorts,
S@4 DiddhnGs. SO; ground barley,
$50 ground cerp, $50; whole corr,
80 cal cake meal. $37.
POfAIOES-Ihs outlook fer good
IzrPFsrrr r. u.
DAYS L. slightly better, owing to Ore
eon : shipments to san Francisco hav-
ing materially decreased. although not
more than 81 50as per con is offered
but within tie next fsv DAYS Us lock
for an sGvanss.
HAf-DenaAnd sl4cA. Growers are
Offering choice timothy az & Der ton
on the bank. Dealers in = retail vav
charge $l4al Is Pr ton.
BUIrEK-We quote California fresh
roll 23sG24 eeuis ger poun5: 81 a,c. local
dairies 25a9i cents pc. pouad.
CABBAGE-GJod sERply in the mar
ket an1 sells II from ia 10 ? ean,s DIR
poand, acc lFaing Il az .lit,, tbs market
being well supplied o. taeh steamer
from San Fr.nasse0
EGtIS-Dt 2.ers pay from IL 10 Is
cents Ser doz a. K .aa price 81 TO .
cents per doL q.
fISh-LaIxe shipm ats Of hAiibut
caught IN the ;. rats are dtilS reserved
aud sold 10 ties lers At froA to cents
ger pound. Other classes OF seasona. le
nsh are IN good supply and sell as fol-
loSs; Founders retail at 3 ceuss per
pound; wIuter salmon cents; sxlelt 4
cents; perch cents; herring 3 cents;
crabs 40 cents per dez@n.
OfS1ERS-Smaii shipments Of these
shell hsh arrive almost daily from Olym-
pia and Ssmish. the latter being gene
rally preferred. They job At from
S25o 10 IS per sack in the she'll, and
opened retail At 81 per quart
FRUIfS-Good appIes are becoming
very scarce. aud dealers pay from co 10 |
70 eeats per box. Bananas retail at 50 |
cents per soZ7p; oranges 20 TO 80 cents |
per d Zen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
FOREIGN
Risgsus Wemea

CoSsIAxTTxoPLE. April The CIV
eminent y 10 arrears 20 the sol ii=zs for
several months paw. and TODAY tue
wives q tie soldiers attempted 20 e.
cure siteHu0n % their hzsozu5s' de-
mznds By sppszrin9 n force a. the
otace Of tie Minister Of Ffrazee
Bands OF sozEen eoliected 20 tie nan
Der u 40 81 E1sFs At poias nzas the
baiidi0R Occapbsd oy the cAbines On
elsls AZ she appointed boar thew
DAresed N body % the offoe % tn
Minister OF FIaanos- Pushing past ATE
guards they entered .he ofsse and c~,y-
froEfinz toe Minister d4uaudea The
Pay due their kashAnds. Policemen
sese called II and tired 10 expsl them.
61f TIE woussz tarnsd on tn officers
and forced tkeEB 20 retire. The Finance
Ainistsr made plausible excase for
bis delay IN paying the aen. The 20
nen declared that his ansxer Was an
sztisfaci ~ AID made r7sh for bin.
ne, however, escaped By jumping Oal
Of back viEdow.
Battle Reported.
AExToo. April The M.xie1n Gov
ernEeut has news Of battle between
the GEatemslz1 and San Saiy ador
an unsuccessful attack. 1irhdrex. jim
tns Z, envoy from the three allied Cen
trGi American Republics. is expected 10
arrive N . feS days.
Hes.
LONDON. April l.-Chaplin, Conserys
tive. asked II the government toak the
position thai articles could be declared
ooutrAbsnd % sar By nation engaged
N wsrilke operations against another
poser n the absence Of declaration
Of war. PI,zmaRrioe, Under Foreign
Secretary. speSking for tue government,
repsleSi i" Yes
InIted Praise.
BERLIN, April i.--AlI the newspapers
pGbllso warm tributes to the worth and
geuins Of Prince Bismarck Opposition
papers praise the ChABceiloS's efforts
during the present snd recent years to
maintain peace among the nations, and
fulfill their duty &c tie Emperor and the
German natiOB.
Victoria
NIcToKIA April l.-Arehbisho seehers
arrived today. tie was met at the
wharf by deputatiOu IN carriages and
on foot. and vas escorted TO the Catholic
Cathedral, where q full service Was held
10 tie . esesee Of 100 persona the bells
meanwhile psalins a joyous welcome -
the Archbishop. who - very popular
With all the religious bodies here.
The following lsft by the George W.
Elder today for San Francisco. W. II.
Oliver. Miss Moore, j. +. Jarek, Ed.
HasssD. A. Martin, Judge Waikem. n.
North, George Clark, H. Franklin. L.
b. whiitock, +. ". Walker. Captain q.
b. DObbei, NJ Macdonald, James j.
Plaherty, II. Il. Flaherty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
PACIFIC COAST.



RKxo, New. April l.-Simon strssz.
the wife murderer, VITO zas 20 have
besn sentereed next Saturday, hanged
nimsesf win silk hzEGkErchisf 70
jail this morning.
Personal.
P0ET IovSsESD. Apfis Hon. A.
d. Tucker viii represent Townsend
D0ansai, i. .. o. T., at the session IN
ssu frsneisco nexi msuta.
Vile Case.
case wss heard before Justice Eor
Ter today Ia which tbs Territory ia
plaintiff ard ooe PSnooss il defendant.
that individual being charged With tie
crime OF rape apon tue person Of ten
year-ssd daughter OF \. ]. EdRili. Of
this city. Defendant waived sxzutna-
tiOu through his Attornsy. JadRe Teela.
and vas placed under 42Do0 bonds 20
appsAF before the District Cozrt. He
claims 20 be innocent.
Town 20 be Illustrated.
NJ. SamasI's arts; has made soros
beautiful and life ike sketches Of cor
efty, bay, scsnery, business and re@i-
denes huildin0s. and will give q. six
pages OF illustrations 10 sbs Nav nun
Der Of the IVES, Shore. IA which will
also spp4ar the proposed Government
bzilding- II is suggested that tie
Board Of Trade can afford to sa5~cribs
for at least 1000 copies Of The edition.
Dead.
sAs EEAscTsoo, April I.-Dr. John ".
FOys, resident physician at tns city ARd
counts hospital, died today.
Frsnsis Berton, Sviss consal an : head
of the banking arm Of Bertan Co, Of
this city, died teday.
The New Lease.
s1s FAASCTsoo. April The full text
OF tue circular issued by Governor stan
ford Announcing the lease by the Soath
ern Pacific Company Of TIE Central Pa
csae and Southern PKeiie railroad iinea
IL published this evening. IL shows that
tbs eiseular vas drawn Gp on the 27th
February last, bat has been kept secret
up TO the present time. The terms of
the lease ars essentially the same "a
those announced last night.
kittieman and HeEsmh
SAx FEASoIsco. April The 75-yard
foot Iaee watch took pace this after
noon betweea the two eels5f ated sp.in
ters, kittiemau and MeComb, was won
BY MeComo By one foot. Time-7is
seconds. There we're S4oJ0 in tie pools.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

a. kRaxcsoas April l.--.AEFfved--
sssAnst San Pedro. ffen TsSasnA.
'ntes BRITISH sasamer Barnard Gas.
- ~ NanAlino; sAlp Canada Ter Ia,
es.sG sAtp EaesAln Tor seAitish
Naz9oAM. apxil -i3ATksasiUs 10 hos
5n~a ee1s al nsan; ship aud hriG cat
80 - ave p, IA uoe<ly; fHssA easi
h.x nmecA.
= Fo3s LrnLaw. Agra l.--SAll,sa I'D
eafssil for sya1sy, scfaaanes MAEhk Z
S,rih ter hsil Pseirs.
y41 hg-AIxlx. Aprli l.-AFriSesa- =
1sa stis CIR William walMn<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
Hay and Grain.
CHANGE OF AGENCY.

HAVING APPOINTED THOz r.
II Pumahnsy agona fer he Wesaezn
FIfe a1d A1rsne InsurzEo1 Co. q San
FrAsciscas vsee y3A. A. C2rey q Ca. ~
ttFs d ali hzssz1aMs contested With Sad
canp3ny. and reDewa1s 81 pa1ze - N
furee, UiR - locked sfteR b. Mr. Pun
pArxJ. STEkI. D0IsIS SON 4 CO,
Gensrl AEe1fz Pur<lAsd. On
ss41tAe. MAseA II ta& mhi1 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

HALIFAX, April The Sixty. third
Rifles have been ordered 90 hold them.
selves IL readiness to proceed 70 the
Northwest Territory.
THE REBELLION SPREADING.
WINNIPEG, April The Stoneys and
Crees pinned the other bands YESTERDAY,
having killed 6eorRs APplsgate. tie
farm instructor AID two settlers. and
burned large number Of settlers
houses. All the buildings in Bsitleford
hays been pillaQed and burned. Il Is
expected that Big Bears hand and the
Fort Pitt Indians will also Join IN the
rebellion. Big Bear. With 500 varriors,
il with Riei, who Is now said to have
goo armed men but no field pieces. II
il not known Shes Middleton will order
an advance Of the troops.
INDIAN NsrucroRs MuEDEzKD.
Fret Pres dispatch frsrn Battle
ford says: Indian iRStFuctsrs James
Payne and Gesrgs Z. Appiegate. of
Eagle Hills, and two ssGiIsrs have been
killed. these were killed by she Sioneys
Settlers are corsinR IN robbed OF their
horses, wagons and loads. Others are
coming 10 fToca distant settlements in =
destitute condition and AEe collecting in
the barracks where all are awaiting.
They hgve Tlen'y OF provisions aud can
stand ige for 81 ne time. The b If
breeds are reported as going toward
CiaTks Crossing IN cot the telegraph
wires. They will probably be cut and
communication from BattlefOrd will be
broken tomorras. Tue Indians in vest
eFn Manitoba are shoSing signs Of dis
quiet and sill probably join the rebsls.
THE SITUATION AT BATTLEFRONT.
WIsNPEa, April l.-Dispatehes fron.
Battleford today show Al improvement
In the situation there. message re
esiyed from tie agent of the Hudson
Bay Company says that the Indians
have left town and gone in 9 westerly
direction. The women 10 the barracks
are greatly relieved, feeling that the In
dians do not contemplate attacking
them. Every precaliion has been taken
10 Fevalse the Indians should they make
an attack.
J. Strong. one % the men IN the bar
racks. wires IS follows: With a heavy
attack our situation is critical" Ii Il
understood from this that the Indians
are not believed TO have gone very
far away, and thai the danger from
an attack IL not vet over.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
ArrE.ls To rHE srrssnlscetRr.

The law follouine vas enacted az the
late SESSION ef Congreas:
SxcTIos l. fhst ns ap.,eal OF sris Of
error shall hereafter be allowed from
any Judgment or desres IN Any salt a
lsv OF ID eqaity On the SapFeme Court
Of the Dissrics Of Colaahia. or in the
Saprsme Court Of any Of The Territories
az The United states, anle<s the matter
IN dispute. exclusive of costs. shall az
oesG the sam at ave thousand dollars.
Sac. ?. That the preceding section
shall not spply b ans case wherein is
iavaiy~d Ihe validity Of any passnt OF
copyrieht. OF IN whisA b drawn In qass-
ton the validity Of q treaty or statute
%. or an snthavfsy exercised nn1ss. the
Unite STATS bat IN ali sash e.s-s Al,
appeal o. viii Of error may be hroaghi
without regard 10 the sam OF vAlas in
diepate.
Appruved March 5. lsos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

MIcEIaAz SkLx.-R. G. petsr's sala
bseck al AanisAee 10 said to be tie laFe-
est structure % the kind IN the UnIsed
States II u zasss feet loag BY &c fsss
vide. Ano hss rseive EFaIAerA lts vsll
prosaacas go barrels 81 sAlt DAY
ksefx Br9shersf seil AZ enc sHms place
produces DC barrels aAy. Tha sfFo
nach Lzmhsr Co@p&nys wsil near Man,
istes vsss dswH $50 Tea. and she vell AZ
waselsr. Aagill 4 Cos mill, l673 feet o.
k&reA t4sh- CzaAeid's hl0ck al Est
l&ks. n'sAF MAnissse. wAs 10 begin max
inR sAli the aEss at ssis werk- Alto
gsthsx. shinzs are getssaR very bray
aboaa NAGtstse. A uAn tnere, when
told he's deep the slFnazeA Lamber
OempAnys wsA had hesn sunk. en-
claim~a. -Saeh q vetl. llks the ocean.
s&A % ssltsd ihs orIay aeep."
4 PiEExTxEz IxagIEx.--Ssm Hsary
laas szperiztsndenf Of ihs Idaho avn
slao of So ssegthsTn Ra1iAn ID new fal
propraseag et . Skisen IN Tnco9a WA
aoss q En&H npoa lsasina tAs raiifoal
emaa0~ engazs N ~ sAieol kasinss
- Ha&ha Wslzx Uses
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WASHINGTON.
Mill Rr.I.r nrma.nl.-


WASHINGTON, April AT a caucus Of
Republican SenstOFs the decision was
reached 90 resist removals from Offices
which have fixed tenure by Law. ex-
erpt for caose, NATL the expiration of
the term.
favorabIy Departed.
The domination Of General JOSEPH
T.. Johnston 30 be Commissioner OF
Railroads Vas fayorably reported from
the senate CoEnmittse on Railroads 80
any. The report was unanimous
Nominations
The President sent the follovine
notnination to the senate today J. D.
kaoaa, TO be Second Assistant Post
master General
Nomination. cahflrmed.
The Senate, in executive session to
day, confirmed the following nomina
tons Captain wn. J. Voikmar, Fifth
Cavalry. tn be Assistant Adjatant Gen
eral. with the rank Of Major Captain
George II. Barton, TWsnty-frst In
fanty, 10 he Inspector GeHer Il. With the
rank Of Major.
Prar~es's SsmisasIsn.
The nsminaii0n Of Henry g. Pear
son. 10 be Postmaster al New York City,
was fayosably reported from the senate
Committee on Post Ofisss and Post
Koeds today, bat vas not acted upsn in
the Sen ste.
FIXED TermS.
Inform alton comes through private
channels o. Senators that the Pre- ident
does not inte1d To make removals from
offices which have fixed terms.
Tha question Of hnsI adjournment
hinges upon the deoisiOH of tue caucus
The opinions OF Republican Senators
we're divided as between Adjournment
on Thnrsdiy OF Friday. or a ptolonaa-
tion ~ tue session into next week.
the I've Ractiea..
WAsaIx0ToN. April l.--Heu!ey has, al
the request Of the President, prepared
= presentation of the political status Of
the rival factions OF the Democratic
party in California. which be has sub
United TO the President and members
II the cabinet. The statement IL sign
a.d BY Hearst. English and TArpey, Of
the State Central Committee.
Coed Advice.
WASHINGTON, April Commissioners
hta|A hR1Nt ss7AN% saG bW~
0llsF:
To Feasios Agsats Investigations nov
IN progress show that in some instances
vsry gross frauds have besa perpetratsd
through the instrumentaliiy OF clerks
employed IN she pension agencies Won
uinst exercise the greatest care in re-
gsrd 10 the selection Of yoaF subordi
mates. The government. IL is true. may
ba reimbursed from your bond for sneh
losses - are above referred 10, bat this
discs not prevent the resulting scH9dal
10 tue service. This message of earnest
caution Is ssnt sou to call your attsn-
ton partieaisTly TO year oxn Tiek and
daty In the premises. Investigate yonr
aRencies thoroughly; take all posS;sle
presaution 90 cleanse the service Of
every suspicious or unworthy person.
JouS @. BLACK. Commissioner.
Adtsurnmeaa Friday.
wssHTsaToN. April i.--Shoald Gen
sfAi Grant die before nooa tosaarrov,
shs senate would adjourn ever ss =
mark Of respect 10 his memory, ia
which ease the 6nal adjournment will
prohal2iy take place Friday
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02

Foua CxNrs a M1EE.-fhe 0saeOn
Railway A NAvigAtSos ConpanJ has
isspea The foliswine efresiAf, which
eoes inta s9scs en sse La 81 AYEit :
~Ogine 10 nes iAws enAsssa By tae Or
sxan Legislature, skiea vii snakH pAs-
sesacvx FAls on rail lines In Orason 4
cezss pss nilss bali rate tieksts wfAl be
Ahelishsd. Parties h0i1zGg h4t-FAts
pstaaifs can paFehass tseksts a. csats
pef nils heaweea al rall szssnts osi this
seurMnvss lines. Rate far chisaran
eses 5 and En3eE II years 81 Are wtll Be
: cents per nlle.~ fhts vii be SD
news 70 ministers vho have Asrstafore
trAx~lea On ons half the Fsie paid BY
laysnea. ne l@w Ross iato s9sst Mss
&sa.-9. ". Tassa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-02
cHINEaE AFTKR rHE raENcn.

PAKss April IA dispatch dssed Hs-
moi, received this morning, ststes that
the situation OF the French army there
u critical. A large Chinese force under
European leaders, the dispateh says. are
ende tssFinx 10 cut od the French re
treat. 0en. NegFier has arrived at Hanoi.
he Il making good progress towards re-
coveFy from his wound. People at Ha-
n0i are calm.
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Improve Your LayilI Stool.

i HAVE A FEW BROWN LKaHoRx
Il Growers leGk haanhssa Ian lmanum frr.ln
imported STOCK. Brgwn Le9b0rn fowls
are TIE besf lsyeEb IN exizaensa anA any
persoa keeptnS fowls Tor exxs ikozlA kAvs
this sarlsty. Prins. - 70 81 eAeh frsss
two Paliess and . cockreA fllL
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raE wAs wsTa IN s.ass.


SuAKrx. ApEil LA detAshment Of
cavalry vas ssus oas tAis morning to
rseouaoiier IN The nsi9hhoEAood Of Ia
ulai. They fnasna TAmAi ecenPisd ~ .
large fares af the sneny. TIE eeesrAl
adganes Of the British farces vill eeeIn
pssnareou nogtlspg A. aAyereak- tbs
tro&ps wiIl saap ~ the EtreAa tonoffeS
niaea and wtsl saaFcA % IAmzi 90 Fri
dKy nlarninF-
smH FSxaES aEPEAns n so1cE
Tia eneuay sslaasnly AppsArsd tedsy
IN lAlss.e foFcs In tAa direea3cm Of Hsn-
anah TIE rnssn 81 weFk en- ne rail-
rad seFs FApasiay Withdrawn.
cAxAnzkx xnOoR&
AuxFnxAI- April LII b stated ey {
auruFnmenf afAsaal uhs eaas hsrs
fYoss OssawM tliAa . cahle uaesssRs iroa
Ipera Wcaseley has bssa reeeavea b
I3are .snssiossne, aAkiaR Il b eoal2 81
eae or tao FasiEaeats fFem Canada To
ssrvAR In tia sseaa&n.
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RaYernhIH Rrparira.

The domination Of General JOSEPH
4. Johnston 30 be Commissioner OF
Railroads vas fayorably reported from
the senate CoEnmittse on Railroads 80
&ay. The report was unanimous.
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rmE AremaS pIfFicTIrY.

MI TIL TUE hAtthOAh n SoAFhAAha
I.aNpox. March SILL IL reported that
the Military CSnnoil At Sc. PetsrsbaEz
has advised the Rnsaian Government
against var autii the railrssd has been
eomptstad 10 saTakhs.
AMIAHzx RrszsA
I.oNpox, April The Pal Mall ia
,,tfs this aftegncsu states thai Rnsstas
answer to EnslAsdS proposals On The
Afghan question amonsts 30 cordial
seeepsanes Of the proposals as sn8de By
Rsri Cranytlle. British Fer i'm Min
isa@f. Tie 6asfls says Russia eoasenis
10 Acempa a. de5atsaie territory the
srne laid out AZ snch by England, and
accepted ihs pittnciple that ths ironsief
tine SHALL not be drawn farmer soath
than karssslhss and OhAmeniehid. or
farther nosth tAan sbirsepe and stFi.
Qaxi. TITS leaves - the oniy pcsat still
20 be discn.pAd TIE REsstAn sugEessian
that Il you'd be more pEactieaoie II The
E.rne OF Sarvuy oserlappea. o. roaehly
dshnea The sENne Of debatAhte lAnd. N
order 10 aiiow for Typographical and
e,hnozrAphteal conditions u - nos
nxpsetsd this suggested extsuslon Of The
auns Of saryey wili Be aecepted. ~ Il
woald eArvy the 8 rue 10 the soath II the
psRnaasy lGas ran BY n. Lssssar. the
Rasmsar OonEaissionsr appotRsed 10
nlset sir FeseF tssuasden, Hrifisn Oesn-
nissisHsss, % Arrange the Afghan ooead
MFy. The dsspsas may vet rrovs seffees
slaeosk. and. tie PaR Raa 6asefss
shink,A may eAsss further dashcaisy.
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DE rxKHoNET Will FORM a GARNET.
isoxpos. April LA dispatch from
Paris received this mornina reports thai
NJ. D-Frsy ciE Il has now accepted Pre- J.
dent Crews offer and sill torn q ne
Cabinet immediately.
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RlGL's UPKfsisG.

HALIFAx, April The Sixty. third
Rifles have been ordered 30 hold them
selves 10 readiness to proceed 70 the
Northwest Territory.
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FnsazssAia = nsw sssy pssvAssss aad
fatal in Nee fssk
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lhe President sent the followine
nounination to the senate today J. o.
kaosG, TO be Second Assistant Post
master General.
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curaso. Apr. IA meeting Of the
..sraosrp Of The leading lises between
- Missouri river and Atlantic sea-
s.,erf vas held here today. A rssols-
- Gas passed t. restore rates to the
- a - csnts on grain froEI Chicago
. yss Yofis Nay isf, and maintain
Ger. A eoznlttss vas appointed 90
arsft a plan for general associsiion
20 eeanmiisses 10 draft plans for three
souss one Of the roads soath Of Pee,
n. m. ooe north, and one vest OF the
Mississippi RIVER.