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New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
TO PHILADELPHIA.

Exprsss trans York via Desbrosses and Court
iandt street Ferries as followsi
T2O, g. o. % Chicago limited and 10 (Washtngtou
Limited IL ll10 $40, S40, 4440 8, @, and
pm and ~ night Sundays elS 90 Limited. aud 10
Trains say e1SsP; sunday 1 as and
connect at Trenton foe Camden.
Reurnpg trains leave Broad Street Station Phladephia
N. united ii Kpress lill and 80 p M i2a4.
slA5 $50 a. M l2sl4 N50 Limited). $50, TAO. 40
m Leave Phiadeiph,a via Camden. m daily except
Sunday.
Ticket Offices, s4e 425 and e4t Brcadwsy Astor House
foot Desbfosses aud COurtandt sts Courts and
brooklyn Annex station, foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn;
Buschs Hotel, Hoboken Station Jersey City. Emigaht
Ticket Office. No & Battery place and Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES E. PUOH, j. n. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Bnsinrss propertp tor Sale ano to Eet
HALL, 57S 5TH-AVE., will be rented
for Saturdaye 70 hold dancing classes lectures or nusi
Gales Apply Mondays Thursdays to p after mid
A' VI IVY p. HOWARD REILLY. 57s 5lb.avo
rT>O LET at the substantial new building 24
to s4 ewChanbers-st running through 10 Iiose-st
large light and lofts above with
elevator. etc. rutland &MHITING, 6Eeekmanst.
RIO LET-StOre and basement, also top story.
i % Annst, corner Theatre alley. rutland q WHIT
ING. Beekman-st.
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SATURDAY. SEPT. IL.
By John T. Bond.

Foreclosure sale. De Ianoey referee OF lot 2Gx75
and 5-story building No 1908 2dave ws ~ IL Oh VSth's
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Gitp properip TO fet.

Gitp prOperip TO fst.
FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT. Centrally
located printed list Just issued mailed 10 applicants
Calf you want good house &. Nj BLAkLIY
ITO LET-Four- STORY, brownstonc English
4 basement house. good loc lton all modern improve
moderate rent TO responsible party! immediate pos
session. llV East 0Vth 81
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WILLIAM MERTENs,l
GEO. COPPELL, poadho,s.r.
LEWIS =. WOLEf,
M. GERNsHEIn, ~"'''
3. w. PARAMORE,

ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
hoRTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
oP THE WABASH, 81. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY CO.
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o5raies ano fenoers.

VI VI VVNV AAV w WI
MANUFACTURERS OF
Open Fireplaces,
Crates and Tenders,
MANTELS, In w0S.i .nzI. SITE AND AND
r. e '0H '192ss sHsnrTs. MALLS AND
% & 80 WEST 23D-ST.
Ocean Cleaners.
NcHoR LINE. w MAIL Lds5GEbhas STEAMSHIPS
a HhAscow sf,.y am ETnioPiA Sept a.
.,s s.fe 30 to so n00
c,rJ yESssqsoL y AND al N@sdnssy SEPT a.
Cabin sSd D1sSs sssG3g R fi,'' $685.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, esHsEsl STlnS Aesnts ntsu NewYok
CUSARD LINE.
spw3oaK Fo tf1phFS5I tAEH FSgEF VIA
| PROM PIER no 20 NORTH RIVER
da1HThHNiX saiuIday Sept ~ ISS m
;5S FS1syiTssais s ,sO s5s m
aerage tickets 20 and parts q Europe at yery low
Freight and pain:SsS5 Sfe a BSowS Sac YEls
F0R BERMUmpsAAiK MUmsAiKry STEAMERS
IN. elegant new steamers Of the oaebeo steamship
s9H da and
4Inceop from New,YorE April . LIooraOn $50
h M6SIb FR&EEE 81 tS9T hHfSsa
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
G PIER sT nsS's% Sa fnS 'S
Dc sept 10 M
AMERIouE saniell Wednesday sept go a. m
81 oi.as and s. s,rss so sss p.o.a,
IoGg Ss z rs rssEhIAN Agent No Rowling orss
BRXNcH OFFICE. LA. BROADWAY
sTA6Ess MAib hNb ETvAhPooL
| LEAVING Pier 90 n. L.. ioolof Kms-st ,o
W5YsG22HfNsdN s sept = rs m
HBYssiN da5 oct lS
CABIN passage according satsroon $50 $40 and s3I
n's1sisse SPTc 10 ssoo % fssfTs61nS@AT rates oUIoN CO
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
IL APLYMoUTH london chesSoa5s psrs ana ma hs%Su s m
ngsa ~ 1os m. asmcaa Sept "a .. m
sG of ana 5 .s 'a" '
eaS KukHASPbB All 81 BTSSd NY Con as Ast Rwsy Sy
VNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS
CITY Of ss,aTaay sept sept 3
E:4 ,p fs. 81; a u
PHsshG r $50 and slcS IntcT%sa,.s sS sIEaa
Ash spp % Thfah VI F9afRf@
NORTH G GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
- NEW YORK. soUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
EYEDA ESs sept r NJ ;sasS m
sSss sSs siss 'aA "a
oELIIcHs & TO. No. BOwins Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
FSR TASpMIc L7tAMgS eks
- Prom New York. pier foot Cana-st. N.R
For san Frsnoi.co via the lsihmns OF Panama
CONNECTING for Central anI south America sad aoIo,
Fron san Francisco lst aud BrannAa sts
CITY OF PEKiNO salts 50 iurdey sept ~ 2pm
For HONOLULU, EEw;zEALAND and AusIhALiA
on ON arrival Of London mails AZ Ssn Francisco
For freight passage sDd gstsrs apply ~ Con
'-'' '"'' ii. J. 81 LLAY. superintsDdent
DED STAR LINk.-For Antwerp and Paris.
III SAILING from New.Ycrk and Antwerp eVery saturday
hoohpk4H1 a,,sx Ami Ps "a n' t
Saloon 500 and 500 siO 100 second Cabin
s5O excursion sag; sieerags at owes, rates 49,,
American line fof 81 Thomas. Barbefos Para haranan,
Pemambuoo Bahia go Dc Jsnero and possibly ssSo'
.--. Saturday. oct. To- storcA Brooklyn-
tTgn FsTPgHa GEPgaHSp Co Gsasf s@Sis z brSa
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED srATRa AND noYAL NAIL STEAM
Eks FoB QUEENSTOWN AND LIykhPooL
BnITASHIC Capt Perry Thursday. sept q.
hDh!AIiG CspL rsr.en fnns. oSt ~ ios %
Prom NJ Shs White star bcci 100, q wssi lob q.
RATEs-saloOD. $40 $50 and slOl; Return tiaSee on
od Co9st IS iSssSmsai.ss HSatie only SIS Fora
specon Of pans aud other niotnAn apply al ta0 eonpN
ny's odices Ma 81 Broadway. Ss~-YerT conrts Aro,,
Agen,. for Philadelphia STUART ToBEY 100 %sinutas
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6tsamboats an6 Railroaos.
1 HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

DAY LINE STEAMER ALBANY OR @. VIBBARD,
daily except Sundays.
Leave Fulton-st, Brooklyn by Annex LOO q
ass f,s5 Fer esTrSTa New m. m
for ALBASY LANDING al Nysct and TsIrytown Jby seryi
west Point Newburg Ponghkeepse Rfipebeek, cstskhl
ana tuesday oSN sos s. Y0nkrA
RHINFBECK-with II. and O. W. r. r. for Hartford.
springfield aud the East and by ferry with special train an
U; n5 snn D; y a. iGr tae resorts OF the Catskils
HunSON-Wftb IL. and A. r.. II. for Chatham Pitts1el4.
North Adams and Lebanon Springs.
ALBANY-With D and VI c. Co.s r or Lake George.
Montreal and the North. a9d With n y. c. end ii. r. r.
Tor Utica. Buffalo NIAGARA Falls Clayton alexandria Bay
and the West SPECIAL SARATOGA Ex REss.
A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
sToN VaroN LINE. INSIDE RourE
eaNe rom new Pier 49, ~ r..
@ aaliy except SUNDAYS at new with
Pace cars reclining chars between steamers landing and
bosten without charge Most drect route to Watch
and Earragansett Pior ~ " "-
f. W. PoPPLE. General PASSENGER Agent
A TROY BOATS CITIZENS, LINE
~. Fare, 81 so; ExCU RsIoN, GOOD DURING SEA SON,
~ 90 berth included Steamers and CITY OF
Troy leave Pier a. N r. loot Chr1stopher-st daily except
saturday, at p M sunday steamer touches at Albany
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CAT5klLL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS KAATERSkILL aad CATsRILL
leave foot OF Jay-st.
Mountain and cairo Railroads Send to pier Tor crcuisr Civ
HUGHES Treas. Catskii. N. Y.
nAY LINE TO NFWBURG.
~ steamer JAMEsT. BRETT from Pier n r. near
kectorst at IL O'Clock AMI West 2lstst ILLS DAILY
spring and Cornwall FARE 30 cESTs Escarsion tickets
reduced rates special rates 70 partiea
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THE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD PoIsr ooMFoRr. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
pm Parior through to steamer
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D0PULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
tho East All rail from Grand Central Depot Thres
express trains daily (sundays excepted Boston ~
(pafor attaohod and L with palace sleep
ing oars sundays at m with palace sleeping oarsl
cars attached p m; arrives at Newport 7i2o m.
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Hnaneiai.

NEwYoRK. Ans. as. 1885
TO HOLDERS OF STOCK AND BONDS OF
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Ocean 5ieamers.

ANCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ 6IAs0OW SERVICE VIA LON DUNDEnf,
am y Sept o. nann m
Nii' CABIN passage 500 to $50 second elas: ~
IJVEHPOOL AND OF EENsTOWN sEkNlCE -
,,,rxi ~ bnfE sails Wednesday. sept 23 Oct 81.
Cabin passage $50 ard upwards secona Siass 700
steeraQe outward 500 prepal 80.
hENDEiN00N' DIM z bowling Green. NewYork
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Bfeamboats tam> RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY
fsnons ssSs ias s HSscs E osDs i I'd
e4e e: go. $3.50 , m- II midnight suntvs q : M snz
Nspnet Spring Valley and Mcnssy 2. ioA m. 46o =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-26

LONDON, March 25.-The Earl of Kim
berly, the British secretary of state for
India, in tho house Of commons this
evening, In answer 20 question, stated
that hehad on behalf of the government
informed u deputation that the govern.
mont had decided not to annex uppeI
Buromah to tha quoan's India empire
iie added that her majesty's Iudian AZ
lalrs at present rendered
10 necessary for the govern
ment to exercise great prudence
a engaging Ia any enterprise beyond
tho frontior of India. Earl DulInin,
the present Indian vlceroy, had exerted
his endoavors 10 improve the British re.
latiOns with Burmah.
Sir Charles Dixie, president of the
local government board, answered for
the government question by Sir Staf-
lord N0rtho0te, and said tho govern
ment mad not to-day received any news
from Russia CONCERNING pending negn-
tiaiions In regard to the Afghan bound
cry dispute.
The cabinet held an extra session this
afternoon on the Afghan difficulty, aud
resolved 10 firmly demand of Russia
that she commence forthwith tho work
of delimitatmg the Afghan frontier, la
accordance with the understanding. un
der which Sir Peter Lumsden aud tho
British surveying party passed some
months Ia the ameer's dominion.
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Irish Intelllrnnea.

DUBLIN, March 25--After inquiry
into the circumstances of the recent
dynamite outrage at Glenfin Protestant
church, one Blackburn, witness in tho
case, was placed under arrest.
a Dublin newspaper has received a
csPy of = letter alleged TO have been
sent by Mayor O'Connor, intlmatinp
that the civic flag should be removed
from tho mansion house ia order TO pro.
vent the possibility of insult being
offered TO the Prince OF Wales
by lowering the dag. The let.
ter SAYS when tho prince
arrives the flag will be hoisted In 4
prominent position in Dublin, and
thousands of stalwart men will be
ready TO guard it, II necessary, aud that
10 viii be taken 10 other towns on the
princes tour Tor "a similar purpose.
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CoIeman's CrIme Chapters.

COLEMAN, March 25.-special.l IBIS. /.
trict court adjourned today aud Judge
I. b. Wheeler and District Attorney
|. ID. Hutchinson left for their homes
this morning. This Is their first visit
here and both made friends by their
faithful discharge OF duties, Judye
Wheeler Is an able and impartial officer.
Capt. Hutchinson Is an accomplished
lawyer equal to all the demands OF bis
position.
Mr.. Paullin, the man who killed Hem
derson some weeks since, was granted
bail ON a writ of habeas corpus In the
sum OF $4,000. II was y strong case. II
viii be appealed TO the court OF appeals
for reduction OF bail.
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Rad Rlood In Navarro Cour,,

CoRsicANA, March e5.-lspeciall-A
feud has broken out in the neighbor-
hood of Chatheld which promises to be
serious. A Mrs. Bressingham, whose
family was suspected OF stealing q
horho, which was tracked as lar as her
farm, has been notified 10 leave the
country. A band OF men surrounded
the house few days ago and iirod into
it, riddling the doors aud windows, the
inmates having TO lie ON the floor 10
avoid their bullets. A negro man who
was questioned by the band who did the
shooting, and who recognized them Ia
spite OF their masks, has given the
names OF nine OF the party 10 the county
charge preferred by Mrs. Bresslngham.
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Corsisana CulIings.

CoRsioASA, March 25.--lSpecial. +
Miss Mariana Folsome delivered lect-
ure last night on the subject of Woman
Suffrage. Although not AZ brilliant n
sented the case In an attractive light
and made many converts 10 her cause.
Hon. Bryan 4. Barry and family left
last night for the New Orleans exposi-
tion.
The Dramatic society meet tonight
at the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Alien.
The street car compsny has, as far as
known, become non est. Parties here
will start n line OF herdics 10 run from
the Commercial hotel 10 the western
part of the city by way of the court
house on April |.
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A Crowded steamer.

LONDON, March 25,-- The steamer City
Of Rome sailed from Liverpool to-day
foi Now York on her first voype
this season. She took abont
200 passengers, the largest number ON.
barked on any transatlantic steamer
Tor several months. The steamer Ore
gon, from New York, reports that on
Sunday she passed the steamer Mess
more, from Baltimore, March 10, for
Liverpool, with an engine disabled.
She was otellng SLOWLY.
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Russia aud England.
PROBABLY a SENSATION,

NN"hhLh n CENSAilVNt
LONDON, March 25.-There Is great OK.
element here over the reports from
COnstantinople, To the effect that the
porte has asked the advice OF Bismarck
In regard to a Turco russian alliance
against England.
Earl Granville to-day sent for the
Turkish Ambassador and llassau
fehmi Pasha, special envoy OF the sui
Tan, ana had an interview with them
IL " rumorod the interview was owinp
to report from Consiantinople of i
Iurko-huesian alliance against Ena-
land.
STOCKS sHRIN KING.
The tension between Russia aud Eng
land over the Afghan frontier ques-
ton has Increased. The stock market
Is excited. Bristol consus are y aud
Russian securities per cent. lower
than at the CLOSE last evening.
At the conclusion Of The cabinet coun.
sci the Russian ambassador had sn In
terView with GfHnville.
TWENTY THOUSAND MORE.
An additional force of $1,000 Russian
troops proceeding from tho Caucasus
10 the Afghan ironiier.
1HE Ef1KCr ON sToCKs.
The stock market ~ tho close to-day
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Tho Pnnnmn ,.rnnhloa-

PANAMA, March 25.-rhe conference
between Gorima and Aizpuri will con
tinue to day, when it il hoped things
will be amicably adjusted. The rebels
IN Colon now number COO. Boats from
Porto Cabello have brought quantity
OF arms and ammunition left there two
years ago by the rebel steamer Contrabo.
Among the arms are tive small cannon.
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The Emncror 10 thr Psonle.

BERLIN, March 25 The emperor,
through Bismarck, has written letter
thanking the German nation for the
evidence of loyalty manifested on his
birthday. He says: "EncOuraged by
these ail1ctionata manifestations, until
God ends my power, shall never
weary ol devoting my whole strength tO
tho welfare Of my beloved fatherland,n -
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The Case Against Hal Gosllne'. A..
sassins.

NEW BRAUNPELs, March 25.-lspe.
cial.l-The town is full OF witnesses.
lawyers and visitors in attendance on
the habeas corpus proceedings of the
prisoners charged with completely I'm
the murder of United States Marshal
Hal Gosling, on the 2lst of FEBRUARY
The judge and principal prosecutinr
witnesses failed to show up ani no trial
was had. Deputy Marshal Msnning.
who was desperately wounded ia tho
afiray, Will be on hand to-morroy. and
IL IL thought he will shed como Ijght
ON the conduct of other oiiicers con
cerned In the shooting. Yo1gtr Pitts
partner, tho principal prisoner, has ro-
covered from his wounds, aud threa ,ns
To kill every one concerned in she1. Ing
his sister Rose and Mrs. Drown, P.ktsi
mother-in-law, who died In "a hou At
ter the aflray, from n shot IN Tho ado.
men. Intense excitement prevail md
should. any OF the principals In the
crime be released, 1t Is believed tley
viii be slaughtered by the citizens.
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Mexican Matters.

Cry OF MEXIco March o5.-The OH
cials Of The Mexican National railway
assert positively that trains will re run.
ming on their line from the City of Mex
leo 10 Laredo, Texas, within IS months
from daio.
Senior Manuel Zamacona, At one time
Mexican miAister 20 the United States.
is lying az the point of death at the City
of Pueblo.
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A Good Reason.

BERLIN, March 5.-Tho Cologne Gaz-
ette says the reason the English Nag
was removed at Victoria was because
the English had ceded the territory 10
Gsrmauv
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Enginnd VS., IreInnd-A rrn,r n,

w AaNNf CHHH.
NEW YORK, March Mrs. Ireland.
OF Mott Haven, told the authorities nj
the district attorneys office, this afier-
noon, that her husband had been KID
mapped by the English officials. Rob.
ert Ireland, aged 80, was pipor in the
English army until 1915, when he ia.
serted from his garrison at AYR. Scot
land, and came TO this city and took out
GENERALIZATION papers. On lilo 18Th
instant ono John Shields wrote
him from Rochester, New York.
offering to give the miner
a position In a concert company Then
being formed)at 81 a night. frsland
went to meet Shields and was induced
TO 20 into Canada. Shields there nm.
nounced himself as n detective aud took
the naturalized American into cnstodv.
Ireland was locked up and rvfusod l,e, I.
mission to write home until Yesterday.
when he sent few lines To mis- wife
telling her the above facts, and adding
that he would shortly be returned te
England for trial. Mrs. ireland was
directed TO communicate with Seere-
tary OF State Bayard.
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Peruvian Pointers.

LIMA, March 25.--rhe officers Of the
Russian corvette Djyghit visited the
oroya limo today, with the object OF
making scientific observation. The
Diyghit leaves shortly 10 join the Rus
sian squadron In Asiatic waters.
La Tribuna was revived to-day under
tho name OF El Campeon.
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An tryrlInn tinnneInI Ilem.

CAlRo, March IS. The appeal of the
government from tho decision Of the
court Of first instance, ordering
monies claimed by Le Calsso de La
Debte Publique 10 belong to 1t and inn
properly div rted, will be- indefinitely
uOstnOned.
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Tho War In winnipeg.


OTTAWA, March 25.-There is no doubt
the government has received dispatc ches
of very grave importance In connection
with tn rebellion ut Prince Albert. II
n reported la the lobOies that tho In
dians are joining Riel and his half
breods, and that serious trouble is ap-
pretended. A reverend gentleman ut
Calgary, having great Influence among
the Indians, has been sent on mission
% tho chiefs of tho Crow and Black Feet
bands, TO prevent them from joining
tho rebels. A conf ct between the rebels
aud the mounted police has already
taken place aud several government
officials made prisoners. Gen. Middle
ton has left for Winnipeg TO assume
command Of the militia and mounted
police. There IL great excitement in
the parliament house.
NO ONE HURT YET.
ST.. PAUL, March 25 "A special from
Winnipeg to tho Evening Dispatch
says; Late advices from the west state
That tho telegraph operator at Duck
Lake has been made prisoner and
locked up along with other prisoners.
No harm has been offered them
nor is there likely 10 bo. Tho rebels
have not attempted TO take Fort Carle-
ton, which is strongly garTisoned by
mounted police. IL IL said the domin-
ion government has decided to appoint
commission 10 confer with the rebel
half breeds and the Indians, relative 10
Their claims In settlement o. the pres
cut difficulty, which will doubtless
soon be brought about without blood
shod.
The'oxcltement over the Rlel rebellion
grows daily. Every bit of information
IL eagerly sought and men bers of the
government and chief officials are
besioged with inquif es for
news. They state this evening that
nothing further has been received from
rhe northwest. Col. Irvine Ia expected
TO arrive Mt Carlton this evening,
but before anything can bt
obtained from him, owing to the wires
being cut, messengers nave TO drive 90
miles TO HumOoldt. The cabinet coun.
Gil held u meeting this afternoon and
the whole subject was discussed.
SENDING TROOPS TO THE FRONT.
CHICAGO, March 25-The Daily News
Winnipeg special saws the excitement
over tho rebellion In the
Saskatchewan country increases hourly
The entire city IL in an uproar.
The first column of troops lett fol
the west to-day by special
train. Thousands OF people as
sembled ut tho station and
choered NJ the train rolled out. The
remainder of the troops, including IN,
Winnipeg field battery, the Winnlpei
troop of cavalry and remainder OF thu
Nineteenth battalion, leave by
special train TO morrow. Gen. Middle
ton IN expected hore In the morning
from the east 10 take commend Of the ex
p, dition. II Is reported many Indianl
tribes are rising. The Piapots bant
OF 1900 are holding war dance
ana others are doug like
wise. II II believed tho Plapots an,
Others will attempt 20 capture th,
barracks at Regina. The garrison 4
weak and the very first detscnmeut for
warded goes there. The telegraph lint
northwest of Humboldt ha
been cut aud the operator
impris mel. The mails for that yicinit,
have been seized by the rebels, wht
have couiscated the mail contractors
horses aud the stations. IL Is stated
that Cherries Noland, an ex. memba
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A Plow.Po,nt and Pruning Knife rrag-
edy.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March ga dual
tragedy occurred to-day in Stewards.
vile. This afternoon two farmers
named respectively Fletchman and
Scharndlat, between whom feud
existed OF long standing, met
In the road and Fletohmar
cracked Scharndiat's skull open with ,
plow point. Scharndiat, though wounded
pairing knifo, and literally cut Flotoh
man to pieces. Both were prosperou,
farmers, Scharndiat leaves a wife and
child.
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English Turf.

LosDoS, March 25.-This was the
third and last day of the Lincoln
spring meeting. The Lincolnshire
han dicsp race for 1000 sovereigns, for
3.yeAr olds and upwards, was won by
III, 4. Barclays Ben iigo.
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AN irish, American Citizen Kidnapped
by English Officials.
OUR AUTHORITIES NOTIFIED.
A Criminal Chapter from Coleman tn.
orth Stein Murder Case at Kan...
City Given to the Jury
Henry Ysrgsr Dead.
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD.


SAN ANTONIO, March 25.--lSpecial.l--
The Ackermans, brother aud sister, who
resided on Government Hill, and had
been inoestuously living together for
months, are believed to have gone 10
~. Paul, Minnesota. Their baggage was
checked for tha. point. A reonisiHon
VIII be issued. A young physician ~
tbis place is charged with having AZ.
tended Miss Ackerman duriag her oon-
tiDement and aftcrward assisting in KID.
ing the child. IL is said he coinmunieatad
with Aekerman by telephone, aeonsint.
ing him with the fact OF mis- indistmant
by the.grand jury, and warning him 10
feo. Alderman was an enlisted man
who had been in the goyernmsn}
service since before the war. The fact
that his crime had been continued for
months, and had become a subject NJ
common gossip among tho soldiers
70 DIS many TO believe that officers hirh
IN authority had means of asoertalning
the truth of the rumor, which thay
neglected to do. Ackermann was dls,
charged from the service tho day before
MS hight at his own reqaest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-26
london Wool MARKET.

LONDON, March @.-At to-day's wool
sales, 1885 bales OF Sidney and Port
Phillip were disposed Of. The market
was firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-26

TorAm, March 2S.-special. Henry
Yerger, the man who was shot hcre on
the night OF the 23d, died Tonight at 8
o'clock. He stated that his mother
livedat Sandusky, Ohio, aud that he
had q sister and adopted brother In ri
Psso.