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The Courts.
COURT.


City rs. Louis Wilson, intoXication;
fined IS,
City vs. Mike zelinsSi, intoxicaeon;
dimissed.
City VS.. Mike Zelinski, swindling;
transferred.
City vs.. Lee Cohn, obstructing side
walk; dismissed.
City VS.. Lee OohDf resisting officer;
sEedS5.
City VS.. A. M. Frazier, allowing stock
to run at large; Dismissed.
City We. James Maddox, abusive Ian
guage; continued.
City VS.. Dan Taylor, nuisance; dis
missed.
COUNTY COURT.
There are in the county court I76 in
I dictments for throwing crSps, all
against colored men. Ten were tried
to day as follows:
Charles Lee, two cases, guilty, and $40
and costs in each case.
Henry Hogeye, two cases, $40 and
costs each.
Dock Field, two cases, $40 and costs
each.
win Robinson, one case, $40 and
costs.
Joe Taylor, one case, $40 and costs.
Frank Cassidy, two cases, $40 and
costs each.
DISTRICT COURT.
State VS.. Jim Walls, theft OF clothing;
on trial.
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For whining His wltc.

Alonzo Graham whipped his wife.
She made affidavit against him, and
whom Deputy sheriff Lewis went to ar.
rest him, he would not be taken. He
was, however, and now lanRulshos be-
hind the bars of the county Jail.
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am coppersmlth by trade, and during
series Of years my arms (being bare wheu
at work. have absorbed wonderful amount
OF metal poison. Having a scrofulous ten
dency from my youth, the small particles OF
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison was conveyed
into my bloOd TIL my Whole system became
dies of mercury and iodde potassium. Sal
walton followed, my teeth are all loose in
my head, my digestive organs deranged and
have been helpless In bed for over year
with mercurlal rheumatism. My Joints
were all swollen, and l lost the use of my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
infant.
My sufferlngs became so intense that IL
was impossible for me to rest. The doctors
advised me TO go to the city hospital for
treatment. This | could not bear. A friend,
who proved friend indeed, urged me TO try
SwifPs Specific, believing IL would cure me.
Others discouraged me, but secured few
bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot
Ties. The first effect of the medicine was to
bring the poison to the surface, and | broke
out all over in running sOres. They soon
disappeared, and my skin cleared off, My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple MS Of yoTe. My arms and hands
are all right again and can use them without
pain,The entire disease has left al parts Ofthe
body save two ulcers on my wrists, which
are healing rapidly am weak from long
confinement, but | have the use of all my
limbs. The medicine Is bringing me out OF
the greatest trial Of my life, and / cannot
nnd words sutti Cici toeXpress my apprecia
ton Of its virtue al tthe gratitude l feel
that ! overheard
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MALARIAL POISON

The drouth In Southwest Georgia last
PEELED TO use water from The creeI on The
plantation. The result was that all were
trOnbl7d with chills and fever. ] carried
with roe several bottles of Swirt's Specific.
and as long as / took It | had perfect health
AS soon as ceased taking II, I, like he rest,
was afflicted with Chills. When / resumed
Its use / was ell right again. We have used
IL our family as an antdOtc for malarisl
poison for iw0OT three years and have never
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An INCIDENT" ON CAMP STREET
A Pair of Muscovite Refugees Fall Prey
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LoNDoN, March %, 1880 a, m.-Con-
soils, before tho regular opening of tho
market this morniug, wore quoted at
9536 tor both money and account. In
the r6gulRr market cOnsols rose tO07 LILO
for money; accounts, WB.
Conauls arB now quoted al 90 l6 l6 for
money and 91 for account. Stocks ar0
depressed and money GAn. The strong.
or feeling which prevailed this morn
ing has vanished.
4p. m.--Consols, o. 9.l6f-r both money
and account.
5p, m,--Consols after the close made
q hoayy decline, dropping TO 06H for
both money aud account.
After official hours, funds ilattened on
Che snmmuning Of the militia and re-
soryos. Russian, Egyptian and Turk
ish bonds w0ro tho principal sufferers.
Tho Paris BOursa iq flat,f
Tho fact that the queen had sent a
message TO parliament, was not known
until aitor the official close Of the stock
exchange aud whom the news was re-
coivoi most OF tho operators had gone.
Business during the day was steady
With q teudoucy toward better prices.
When the news OF the message came
rush was made by the remaining deal
ers to sell consols and Russian bonds.
Tho former fell TO 964-tho lowest point
touched since 1878, when an anglo-Ru
sian war was threatened. Russian
bonds wore offered at 02S, with no buy
ers. Large selling orders were received
from Berlin. II is feared a panic will
occur tomorrow.
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EXPERIENCING lNCONvENIENoEs
SuARlM, March 6.-Yosterday's con-
voy, by mistake, took number of
empty water vessels for zereba. The
occupation OF Hasheen Is now admitted
TO be mistake. Convoy work Is tell.
ing severely ON the troops. Many Of
them aro sick.
0sman Digna on Sunday ordered his
troops 20 advance ON Suakim, after the
slaughter OF the British. 1t will be im-
possible TO attack TamM on Friday, ow-
Ing 10 the difficulty of obtaining water.
A CONVOY sKlRMfsH.
A convoy OF Grenaaier Guards, under
command of Gen. Graham, acoompa-
MED the Shropshire, the Surrey aud the
Sikhes (lndian) regiments this morn
ing on their departure tor Tamsai, as
far ~ Meneit's zeraba. The start was
made at Z o'clock. The zereba was
reached with the loss of but three men
wounded In hght on the way. A iorco
OF Arabs rushed on tho troops. The lat
ter at once formed a square. The Arabs
recklessly charged upon this with such
impeiuoSity that they got within 70
yards OF e, but were repulsod with a
loss OF 100 killed,
qHis1S CnEAp TAFFy,
A dispatc rum iho queen to the
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sherma. sirtlnrs.

SHERMAN, March 26.-lSpecial.l Tho
commissioners court yesterday In
structed the sheriff to make tho city
pay Tor the Offices used by them in the
court room in cash and not In city war
rants.
The street railroad changed hands
this morning, g. w. Batsol becoming
the purchaser The consideration Is
understood 20 DO $4,000.
Another movement Is on foot 10 secure
ariesian watur Correspondence Is now
being carried on with the Pennsylva-
mia Diamond Drill company, aud will
probably result In another
effort being made. Parties
who claim 10 have studied the
dip say that artesinn water can bo pro.
cured ut from 1900 10 l,7OO feet.
Criminal court will begin the first
Monday In April, when the rapist VIII
son will receive the death sentence. Eff
forts are being made to induce tho gov
ernor to commute the sentence, which
Is not very probable, unless evidence
not adducod on the trial Is placed before
him.
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sectss meeting, and unless the
trouble can be Immediately
quenchsd a general outbreak
may 90 expected, as the half
breeds are threatening. A dis.
patch nom Quappellee says Mai.
Grocer, with 2l5 men, at last accounts
was strongly fortified at FIT. Carleton.
II is thought his intention Is
To hold on for the arrival
OF Irvine with 100 men, who lett Hmm
ooldt at 6 p. m. on tn o 23d, and should
arrive at South Branch to-day. Run
ners nom Riefs camp are out in the
different Indian lands influencing the
chiefs to join Riel Prince Albert is
entirely cut Off from communication
Y miles OF telegraph lines being cut
down and guardeato prevent its Seing
replaced. AS yet there has not been
any reports of blood being shed.
The settlers are somewhat excited, but
fool sure The government will
protect them. Dispatches from various
points ON the railroad say the settlers
are arranging for defense. Two COM
panies, one OF cavalry and one of in
iantry, at Calgary, are ready to take the
field
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PABIs, March 26.--In the chamber of
deputies to-day De la Fosse asked the
government to publish the whole truth
concerning the Dong Dong affair.
Premier Ferry, in reply, read Gen.
Negrler's telegram in reference to the
engagement. Ferry stated that
measures had been completed for
the dispatch of reinforoements
to the advance columns, which were an
rlying at Lang Son. The affair at Dong
Dong, he said, was merely an incident
Of tho war, tho effects of which our glo-
rious commanders know how TO repair,
and which will not affect the confidence
reposed IN them by the chamber.
De Lalasso lauded the bkayery Of the
Ffonch soldiers, and expressed his re-
gret that such men should be sacrafced
to mad criminal enterprise. This
speech was greeted with mingled ap.
plause and protests.
Ferry, replying TO the direct interpo-
lation, said: "lf you wish TO make the
matter cabinet question, do so.n
De Latasso thereupon declared that,
although reinforcemonts had been re-
peatedly sent, the ronquln expedition
had been barren of results.
The chamber finally fixed Saturday
as the day Tor the discussion of the in
terpolation by the government upon
the present state OF the Franco Chinese
war. The senate decided TO proceed
with the discussion of the clauses of the
bill increa ing the duties on cereals.
THE PRENCa REVERSE.
dispatch from Con. Negrier, dated
Dong Dong, March "A, says; "phe Chi
nose attacked Dong Dong on Sunday.
l adyRuoed on Monday and
captured tho FIRST line OF
forts, defending their camp at
Bang B0. Today rOn6wod efforts
were made by w against tho enemy,
but these proved unavmling IN the face
OF superior numbers. Our artillery nm-
unition WAS exhausted and We returned
to Doug Dong. Our losses "A killed aud
wounded number 200.
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General washington Intelligence.


WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Ma
hone made a report from the committee
on public buildings and grounds, favor
ing the substitution of electric for gas
lights IN the senate.
EX-sECRErARX LINCOLN
VIII 10 to Chicago tomorrow to attend
tLe funeral of Gen. Anson Slager.
EDWARD BRYANT,
of Madison, Wisconsin, the the assistant
attorney general for the post-ofiice de-
partment, was In consultation to-day
with Mr.. Freeman, the present incuni-
bent, regarding tho law business. He
will not qualify till April /.
MORE ECONOMY COMING.
The secretary of the treasury has pre-
pared circular letter 10 collectors OF
customs requesting Information as to
the practicability OF reduction of the
expenses OF tho collecting of revenue
from customs by curtailing the present
force OF clerks and other employees.
CONTEMPLATED CHANoEs.
The commissioners of internal revenue
has recommended a change in several
collective districts aud II Is expected
tho president will nominate number
OF collectors OF informal revenue to-mor-
row or next day.
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LONDON, March 28.-Gladstone stated
In the commons this afternoon that the
Russians have advanced no nearer In
Penjdeh than Pull Khartnm. which.
he said, Is 50 miles distant from Penil
deh Gen. Allkahanotf, Gladstone
added, has established post OF Turko-
mans at Pul-I-Khartum.
In the commons this evening Glad
stone said England had protested
against the action of France in directing
that rico ba c0ntraband of war. This nn-
nouncement was greeted with cheers.
Rev. John Kennear asked whether the
Venezuelan government has coded a
large area OF territory in British Guiana
TO an American named Fitzgerald, who
had formed company.tor the purpose
U exploring the country ceded and de-
yelOping its resources.
Anthony Ashley said tho question
was still IN dispute. The company had
not entered into possession OF tho ter
ritory, and England had taken stops TO
prevent the company from SO doing.
IN tho commons Henry Drlmmond
Woiifi conservative, asked whether, in
view OF the fact that the ice was vanish
ing in tho Baltic sea, the government
was prepared to send thither an ade-
quate fleet.
Sir Thomas Rrassey, Of the admi-
raltyi denied responsibility 20 answer
such questions. Cheers.
Brassey, replying to Baron do Worms,
said tho admiralty WAS not aware that
the British man-ofwar had been fired
upon at Carthagean, us stated In sun
days cable dispatches.
In the commons tonight debate on
tho Egyptian convention was dull.
The attention OF most Of the members
who gathered in the lobby
was absorbed in conservation Of the
imminenco Of war. Owing to tho lack
Of interest shown, tho liberals called
for a DIVISION after throe hours dis.
eussion. Tho conservatives opposed the
motion, and the speaker decided
that the debate should continue. The
government Is expected to have ma,
lority OF 80 in tho vote on the conven-
tion. Neither side is concerned in the
result, the relations with Russia over
sMadOwing everything else.
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Tho Hoouners.

ARKANSAS CRY, March 70. = The
Oklahoma boomers received a telegram
from their representatives TO WASH
ington, to the eject that
commission would be APP
pointed at once TO investigate
the legal status of Oklahoma. Con.
Hatch, who returned to-day from Cald-
well, states hat he has been
informed that tho men who
compose the commission are senators
Ingalls,, Dawes and Morgan. He says
ne has no doubt the presidents procla-
nation will be enforced SO far as the
boomers are concerned, but
doubts much that tho cattle mon are
10 be Ddriven out. IL In thought
they will not be permitted to establish
ranches there. He says gov
ernment lands always have
been kept open TO grazing. IL Is
not grass that the government is look
ing out for, but the occupancy OF the
lands for settlement without the con-
sent of congress-.
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NO 1872

ton of his bravery in attempting. at tho
FISK OF his lite, to carry ont
Irom Westminster Hall the
smoklng package of dynamite
y whlch caused the recent explosion there
The home secretary at the sama tin,a
presented an address of coneratnlatiow
10 Policeman Colo, who was on dnfv
with Cox at the time, and who was aiso
dangerously injured by the explosion.
liam said: a.
make these presentations on be-
nai OF her msjesty, tie queen, Your
example at imminent psril will teach
oowardly assassins that England nus
men always ready to confront mur6nr-
GUS plots and defeatstreason. .
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WASHINGTON, March Thomas @.
crenshaw, jrp collector OF internal rev.
onue in the district of Georgia.
Postmasters-Aquilla Jones, sr., In-
dianapolis, Indiana; Osbun Shannon,
Lawrence, Kansas; John Mileham, TO,
pelya, Kansas N. o. Rldenour, Clarinda,
lowai Vincent j. Lane, Wyandotte,
kansasi Mrs. Lizzie II. Flcklen, Charles.
ton, Illinois; Claiborne Bowman, Yazoo
City, Mississippi.
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nniI-Inm Ansirlnns

Vienna, March 26.-The riotous scene
in tho Austrian chamber of representa-
tatives eliminated to-day. A large
number of stsdeuts took possession of
the galleries aud repeatedly interrupted
the proceedings with shouts OF, "down
with the jew presidentw "Down with
the railway JowsW "lIurrah for the
anti-somtcsW Business was stopped,
and tho president ordered the galleries
cleared. 10 WIS necessary TO bring y
large force of police before this could bn
done. The rioters fought desperately, f,
hut were finally elected, and most OF
them locked uD,
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AioxIonn ATn,tors.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 26.-The
fourth battalion Of artillery left this city
yesterday on route to the frontier, in
the state Of Chlopis, 10 watch the move
ments OF Barrios Ia Guatemala. Prosi-
don't Diag has received kilograms from
many OF the state governments COM
mending aud sustaining the dignitled
and energetic 0otiOu Of the federal gov
ernmaut towards Guatemala.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
ALoT OF oEMocRArsRgwARpEp
And ,inversoly Republicans Oustod--nIa.
hone Makes Report-Bob Lincoln
Goes as "a Mourner-Edward
Bryant-Economy, Etc
Senate Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The senats
met at noon and Eve minutes later went
into executive session,
After somc further discussion OF the
wen and La Abra treaties they were
postponed until next session.
When the doors were e,opeued Mr.
Sherman's resolution, providing that n
committee Of two senator's he appointed
to wait upon the president and Inform
him that II he has no further communi.
tion to make the senate was ready to
adjourn, was adopted, and Senators
sherman and Book We're appointed as
such comm tteo.
Adjourned,
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Marshau matters.

MARsuALL, March e6.-TSpeolal.l-
Since tho commencement Of the reli--
gious revival conducted by Rev. II. q.
Pearsons. 10 persons have professed ro-
ligion and Joined the church.
The public FREQ schools, closed last
Friday after session of seven 'n0nths.
Now that President Clevelan.i has one
OF his Turkey Cox as a foreign minister,
the thing Ia settled.
The first consignment OF railroad iron
for tho Marshall Il Northwostorn
arrived last night, and .raok-laylng will
commence at once.
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CITY OF MEXICO, March %. The three
commissioners recently appointed by
the federal government to pass upon
the dlfIerontlal tarif of the Mexican
Central railway, are qiting for the
Central company to pres, mt the modl-
fioation In the tGrff which they are will
ing to make. IL is stated that the Mex
lean u Vera Cruz railway Is about TO
make a reduction In freight and pas
sanger ratas
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Ths preaohera,nnd rolYCnmr.

WAsnrNdroN,3 March 26.-Rovs. DR..
II. II. Naylor, Methodist; W. A. Bart
lett, Presbyterian, and w. A. Leonard.
Episcopalian, all ministers of this citv,
called upon President Cleveland to-day,
and presented memorial earn
estly urging him TO enforce
the Edmunds Polygamy act. The
memorial is signed by over 10000
clergymen and laymen, and the names
OF some of the most prominent divines
IN the country arO attached to the
document. The president said he would
give tho subject careful attention at an
early duv
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A nIr Enrnnnnn FnIlnre.

LONDON, March 20. = Caramanga q
Co., merchants, have failed. They had
branch houses at st. Petersburg, Rascoh
and Marseillos.
The Standard says the liabilities of
Scaramonga n Co., the merchants who
failed, amount TO 4l,000,0O0. The failure
was caused by the decline In wheat last
autumn
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Cartridges for the Cb.naso

FARis' March 26.-La Justice statoy
that there is good authority for SAVING
Una. IN English firm in Birmingham has
1nade n0n during the past slxlmOnths, 90 OO0.-
wv cartridges for the Chinese and con.
slgheu them to German officsr in ae-
slvo service under tho Pekln goyern-
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Hurricane Disaster.

LONDON, March 20,-Advlces from
Tamative state that disastrous hurri-
cane visited the east coast OF Madagas-
car on February 25. Tho American
bark Sarah Hobart and the French
steamers Oise and Argo, were wrecked
and II persons were lost.