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a cELrrn.rED CASE.
The Sentence ass,n-, Jimmy CARROLL
anirmed.

OTTAWA, Ills, March 'a1.-In the
celebrated case " "Jimmyn Carroll,
the Supreme Court rendered an opinion
affirming the verdict Of the County
Court rendered In 1857. Carroll was
tried for burglarizing the Farmers aud
Mechanics' Bank Of GaleeOurg, during
ia. absence Of all all the cinploycs .x-
cert Cashier Little, on july =, 1873.
Carroll was sentenced 10 cight years.
imprisonment IN June, 1857, but his
lawyers have since been fighting the
case.
The Galc.burg bank robbery was
peculiarly audacious work, with n
sequel almost unparalleled In criminal
history, the participants, i've In MUM
bcr, being iraiSd by detectives for
years and, though fighting desperately,
legally aud otherwise, none escaping
prison save William Burke, alias "l5illy
The KID" who II believed 20 have been
killed. Among the other robbers were
John Larncy, alias "Moliy Matches"
anu paddy" Guercn, bro,heroi Eddy
Guercn, who IL now serving a long
term Ia u French prison.
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THE INDIANS.
synopsis OF the EsistiuE Treaties
Sent 10 the Agencies.

WARRINGTON, March s0.--Thc Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs has sent
10 the agents Of The various Sioux res
ervations letter giving synopsis Of
all the existing treaties aud agreements
between the sioux aud the govern.
ment, including the Indian appropri-
alton acts passed during tho last Con.
Krrss. Thv commissioner directs the
agents to state 10 the Indians that
Agent Cooper has been instructed 10
proceed to Pine Ridge and Ind out
definitely what persons suffered loss OF
property during the late trouble and a.
soon as the information " received the
81 900, 900 which Congressappropriated
10 make good these losses VIII b. paid
To them. They are also directed 10 ex.
plain that the agents have been re-
quested to report 10 him what Indians
are ready and entitled to receive from
the government cows and other stock,
and az soon ~ this Information II re-.
oeiycd the stock will bo purchased aud
sent 10 them.
The Indians are also TO be- told that
Me fuperintendent Of Indian schools Ia
now investigating the matter OF estlb.
llshing large boarding schools at liosc-
bud, Pine Ridge and elsewhere, and Of
locating and building the thirty day
schools provided for. The agents are
also Instructed TO inform tho Indians
that probably within tho noNt month
commission will be appointed " settle
the boundary line between Pine Ridge
and Rose Bud, and orders are already
given for the establishment Of sub. Issue
stations ut convenient places. Larger
hnd better cattle VIII also be furnished
the Indians.
Tho commissioner directs that the
agents state 10 tho Indians very fully
anu very emphatically that renewal
OF disturbances Will postpone the pay.
menl OF money aud the furnishing VI
supplies.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 3O.-Onen.
Ing day OF the spring meeting OF the
new Louisiana Jockey Club. The
weather was cloudy, attendance good.
a morning shower dampened Inc
track, but did not affect It's speed.
Three year olds and upwards.
Maiden Allowances, tlvo fuflnnu
Belle Redmond won, Grey Eagle sec.
ond, Dltchman third. Time, l;O.i.
rhree.year-olds aud UPWARDS, slx
mrlongs--Jessie Mcfarland won, Gil.
ford second, Maude third. Time
l;l6i
Toree.yoarolds, seven fuflongs-
pickwick won, Underwater second.
Bonnie Bird third. Time, 1891.
Handicap mile AlphOnso won,
Louise IL. second, Whittier thru.
Time, litt.
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Mr.. Frank Huffman, n young man
OF Burlington, Ohio, states that he
Ind been under the care OF two prom
inent physlcIans, and used their treat
ment until he was not able 10 yet
around. They pronounced his case 10
be Consumption AMI incutabls. He
was persuaded TO Try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. aud ut thnt time was not
able TO walk across the street without
resting. He found before he had used
half OF u dollar bottle that he was
much better; he continued TO use II
and Is today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Ling or Chest
Trouble, try u. We guarantee salts.
faction. Trial bottle free ut A. o..
Smith 4 Co.'s Drug Store. 8
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NEW YoHIS, March aO.-Georgc r.
Woolston has brought suit against
Thomas &. Power. In the supreme
court, 10 recover s12i,luI damages for
breach Of. contract. Woolston avers
that Ia May, lssg, Powers aud he made
an agreement by which the latter was
To assign to him In the July following
half 81 the stock Of the Helena Water
Company Of Montana, In consideration
OF $4,000, and a on.'sixth interest In
the West Side Company Of Helena, for
siO0,O00. Power alleges that the con.
tract was only TO he carried out provid.
lug woolston secured previously the
remainder OF the stock Ia both com.
pani,s.
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cHAvNcrY "A. otPew srfoRE The
GRAND JuRy.
The Monon Directors Hand In their
designations Election Of New
Officers.
ny Telegraph " tho Srws.i
A MASSACRE N ASSAM.
-Four Hundred AND seventy Kiiied
Aner IMn DaNs, naitIr.


CALCUTTA, March 30.-A dispatch
nom ,Mnnibnr, provIncc OF Assam,
snysJ james w. LuniOn, chief commits
siOncr Of Assam, has. been investignt.
Ing some troubles witch occurred
among the native chlciH, with n view
TO arresting one OF them who had been
instrumental In deposing the Isajah.
The commissioner occupied u camp
garrlsoncd 10y strong force Of G0ork-
has, native Infantry In the British
service. Suddenly this camp was at-
tackled by u number of hostile ttibcs.
A two days battle, during which
desperate fighting took place, followed
the onslaught. This Goofkhas fought
most detorminodly against the heavy
odus, aud according To tile report. 40
OF them were killed. Seven British
officers who accompanied the cont
missioner, anu the oiiccr, cannot he
found.
The news ofthc massacre was brought
TO kohlma, on the Assam frontier, ~
two GO0rkhhs. IL originated Ia a icud
between IN. iAIah Of Manipur aud n
leading tribal chief The Rejah wn-
deposed, anu appealed 10 the Niccroy.
Mr.. QuintOn was srnt to settle the
trouble, and started from headquarters
at Snillong, escorted by the Forty.
second anu Fouy-fourth Goorkha
Light Infantry. After crossing the
frontier, Qulnton summoned the chitls
10 dufbar at Manipur. for the pur.
pose Of arrcsting the rcbcilisus chiefs,
Tue trihVsmeii, pretending a. obey the
summons, mustered Ia force, aud Mt
midnight, before the day on which
the durbar was to be held, suddenly
attacked the cainp Of Commissioner
Quinton, which lay between kohinia
anu Manipur. The attempt 10 sur
prise the camp failed, anu the trlbee-
men were driven back. They returned,
however. anu kept up the attack aud
siege night and day for forty--ight
hour. Finally the ammunition Of the
Goorkhas gave out, aud Commits .ionef
Quinton WINS obliged 70 give the order
la .'Sauvo qui peut."
Daring tue fight aDuts Were sent
10 try 10 communicates with ShillOng,
but never returned. The Manipur na-
tives cut the telegraph wires and killed
the messengers. fugitives report that
q general massacre followed the taking
OF the camp. There II rea-nn for heliev-
Ing that the estimate that III were
killed II Incorrect.
'h' aNNphuN ~ wv hlalF Itloia Nnhi
Commissioner Qulnton and his stall
were made prisoners. Another account
says that Colonel Skene the comman.
der, Commissioner Quinton wlth'his
sou aud daughter, Captain fcrl-au aud
ak officers, were killed, the natives
refusing 10 give them quarter. The r.
bcllious tribe il famous for Ia cunning,
cruelty aud bravery.
Immediately upon receiving the
news Of the disaster the viceroy at
Simla summoned n council. Two native
regiments stationed In Assam have al
rvady been dispatched TO Nanlpur. The
Third Bengal Infantry viii start for
tho scene tomorrow.
The viceroy Of India has abandoned
his tour anu started for Simln. Five
regiments and mountain battery are
ordered 10 Manipur.
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NEW Yom,, March 3O.--Chauncey
81. DcIew was before the grand Jury
today asa witness In It's Investigation
Into the recent New York Central tun-
mel accident. Later, the jury walled
upon Judge Fitzgerald, anu asked MIN
q number Of questions. In the course
Of his reply, the Judge said that u The
directors OF n railroad have tho control
aud management or the road, II u thciI
duty ~ see that the requirements OF
the law for the safety OF the travelling
public arc regarded. ANY person
concerned In the commission OF an act
h member OF the liable party. The
law says that some person snail bc
responsible. rhoe people control the
management Of this road. They have
n clear duty imposed upon them by the
statutes. II they have violated me
statutes AN indictment should De iouhu,
aud let me say that. while u u proler
ia cases where persona OF eminent
standing In the community have seri-
GUS charges made against them, " "
well carefully 10 Inquire Into MI lhe
psrticulnr; yet the law requires That
the same law should be enforced them
~ against any Ono else. II the facts
warrant, an indictment should 10
found,v
Judge hitzgcrald's woris created a
stir la court. In reply 10 further
questions, the Court said the dirccton
could be- charged with mislomeanor,
~ well rs the corporation. There IL no
doubt IN the mind Of any pcr.on who
was In the courtroom when the jury
filed out, but that true III VIII
Ice found against the directors of the
road.
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THAT couNrERvEur.
u 10 Declared 20 Ne Most Dangerous

WASHINGTON, March 3D.-The secret
service ofiicurs dcclsr. tn. two-doiiar
silver certificate counterfeit most
dangerous Que. The vigncttc OF Han.
cock l. as fms NJ tho original. tho let.
tefing aud lathe work u an exact copy
Of the treasury note. In fact, the only
difference II too minute 10 be- visible 10
the naked eye. In the upper left hand
and lower right hand corners Of the
genuine note Is the figure ''2, /" and on
Its lace IN engraved, In characters 10
minute that they arr not Iegible cx.
cept under magDlfying glass, the
word "two," repeated three times. In
the counterfeit Tue word "twOn IL aimi-
larly engraved the zane number OF
timus, but IN two caS'H the counter.
feiter has made the letters read "owt."
The discovery Of the counterfeit Is
not new thing. Attention was called
10 1t some time ago, but the counter
feiters watch the secret service bullc-
tins closely. When dircrepan.
cy wis discovered on the note bear.
Ing the check letter "a" aud the
signature Of sc. n. jordan" thc coun.
tericitcrs changed the check letter TO
a." and the name 10 that Of Trcasur-
or hyatt The entire circulation Of the
genuine nOtc may have 10 10 called
In.
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No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race as Con.
sumption. No other disease approache.
No steaithily. Its early symptoms are
ignored because II Is thought only n
Cold or hacking Cough, which In nog.
ieeted until this grim monster has such
y hold that nothing bup death can re.
llcve II. Ballard's Horeh0und Syrup
has removed the grip OF this grim
monster from many u throat. II taken
IN timo II will give surprising relief.
Try Its soothing aud healing virtues.
DO not put II of until too late. u. q.
NJ. l., Agents. 30
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rNrGmNAL prEp.
urutai Attempt ~ Wholesale Murder
~ - school ss""se.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-A brutal
attempt at wholesale murder WIS maie
a, the Ncw Zion Church near Liberty,
Miss, Saturday night at "A school
examination aud concert given at
parron Hills school house where Mis-
Ids Dixon tcolored) has just closed a
session Of the public schooi for culofed
Children. While the teacher aud her
pupils were singing for the entertain.
mcnt u the large audience OF colufed
people and quite n number OF white
persons. uouhlc.bsrIelcd shot gun,
heavily charged with shot, was fired
into the crowd 10y SONS unknown
mIucrcant, woundlng, II j. saiG, four
teen persons, some seriously aud others
slightly. Baldwin Hayes will probably
lose an eye. Tho assassin has not teen
discovered.
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WASHINGTON, March 20. - Judge
Bradley delivered his decision In the
Criminal Court today Ia the kincnid
case ON the question ~ 10 the admissi-
bility OF testimony going 10 show that
the deceased had ON various occasions
threatened the life Of defendant. The
court held the evidence admissible.
The defense then called William T..
Curtis, Perry Heath, A. j. Kelly. .x-
Congressman Polk Lsfoon OF Ken
lucky and Representative Poynter
Of Kentucky To testify ~ to hearing
'rauibee say that he would kill Kin.
caid.
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several years ago Chamberlain a Co.,
Of Des Moines, Iowa, commenced ths
manufacture Of a cough syrup. beli,y.
Ing II TO be the most pfampt and rclia.
bio preparation yet produced Tor coughs.
coius anu Group; that tho public appre.
eIa!o True merit, and In time Il was
cefuhn To beoom. popular. Their most
ssugulne hopes have boon more than
Ieailssd, Over three hundred thou.
sshu bottles OF Chamberlain's Cough
.emeoy arc now sold each year, and
VS. recognized M "the best made, %
where ever known. II will cure n
sewers cold Ia less lime than any other
Drug Dept. a..
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Three Of The Principal Works Raided,
Norkmcn Chased Out OF the Yards:
Mad wreckIng.
rHr MISSISSIPPI RIVER DANCES.
oUsLY HieH.
Outbreak Of a Revolution In the Comora
Islands In the Mozambique
Channel.
srRIHEns Ar WORK.



PiITsnuHG, March sO.-The most
ovenitul day IN the coke strike closing
with this evening wa- favorable 10 the
men Although three OF tho principal
works We're raided, the labor leaden
clalm That no pfeconcerted attack was
made.
farly this morning the strains Of
their favorite hand woke Il the strlk.
ers on the road from Scottdalc 10 hind.
lordi and In n short while 1900 men
,oll0wed their path. which directed 10
We Jim Town plant OF the II, q,
rick Go. The works were CAPTURED
Without n struggle. A few workers
were struck with stones, hut tho
strikers dispersed without serious dani-
age.
some time later terrific report In
The direction of the Lelsenring works
gave warning OF trouble there. and
thousands gathered o. witness the
work Of the flnt bomb exploded by ths
strikers. The shock wns felt ncvernl
miles, Tut IT, only vlsibl. effect wa,
tearing great hole In front Of the nou,
union wUfkers' HOUSES. After this IN,
workmcn at Lcircnrlng No. and
were chased out of the yards.
\ Few men at this i.''lth works were
also driven out, though nobody l. re-
ported badly Injured. Trouble wns
also talked Of at the rtotter plant, but
this II denied by the operators.
The big Norwood plant of the Frick
company also contributed more than
~ quota 70 the exciting events of the
Jay. About 5000 strikers gathered
about this place aud swept tic armed
deputies inside. Not blow was struck,
not shot Tired, ~ such move would
have bcvn fatal to both the guards aud
worksn. After the abandonment Of
the works by the guards, hDur- OF mad
wrueking folloA.u. Tracks. door, aud
Ia fact everything movable was torn
aud wrvnchcd aside 10y the msidrns,i
crowd, who only len after the ulant
had been mutilated beyond Immediate
repair.
At Unloniown tonight Judge Ewin
granted u preliminary INDUCTION
against all men assembling NJ thu
Flick works not employed hy that
company aud SGT saturday for n hear.
Ing on the permanent Injunction
Sheriff Mccormick, with n number ~
armed deputies, Is.ft q Observation-Disclosures ~
20 arrcs. the leaders In the srvesa
raids.
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The popularity which HOODS Ssrsap-
nrilln has gained NJ n spring medicine
Ia wonderful. II possesses ju,t those clo-
mentf ofhealth giving, blood-purifylng
aud appotito.rcsioflng which every
body seems TO need at this season.
Do not continue In dull, tired, I'M
satisfactory condition when you may
be W much benefited by Hoods Saf-
sarnrilla. 1t PARTIES the blood aud
makes the weak strong.
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There Is "a Good Deal Of Danger Of .
flood.

WASHINGTON, March 30. Colonel
Ernest, u member OF the Mississippi
River Commission, has just returned
from a two weeks trip In the South.
He said this morning that the commits.
sion found the river very high indeed,
1881 . and yet there had been but three
breaks In the levees 80 iar.
"Sull," he continued, "there IL u
good deal OF danger OF u Hood nud ]
should not want to predict that there
will not be one, think, however,
the chances are that the greatest dan.
ger has been passed"
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Masy Poor Woman suffers Uutcid
fortunes Fran Hack Ache.

IL she only knew how easily she
could yet relief by using Bailard's
SNOW Liniment che would bless the
day she rcnd These few lines. IL Is q
grand remeiy for Headache and all
Neuralgia Pains. No pain can with
stand its magic Influence. II removes
the fro nom burn or scald IN ono
minute. II will cure inilsmmatory
rheumatism and Sciatica; applied 10
the Throat and Chest Ia Group It win
give Immediate relief and make
breathing much easier. No family
can be without 1t II once they know
its value. Try II. Price 90 cents.
Sold by u. @. nj. /. 3ss
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PARIS, March so.--rhe workmrn's
Congress adopted programme ems
bracing the following propositions:
work; minimum Wages bc liked; cnn.
drrn under fourteen prohibited to
work; that everybody declared by the
workmon's syndicate TO bc unable 10
work receive public support; that mas.
tcfs be held responsible FOR accidents TO
workmcn; that municipal butcher
shop b'krhouses and bazars be form
eli; that every trade organiz. In readi.
meas iur u general strike 10 vanquish
opposing employers.
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ToRoSTO, March 30--News Is re-
cclvcd here OF tho death In France Of
Archbishop Charbonuetl, formerly
Bishop of Toronto.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 10
Hon. Isaac 5trubie died Mt the rcsi-
dencc u his daughter In this city last
evening, aged 50. He was widely
known, being the father Of Judg.
George II. i,ruble, Toledo, Iowa, tx
speaker Of the Iowa House Of Repre-
srntatlvea, anu Of ex Congressman
Stroublc OF lie Mars. Town.
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CARRoLIToN. Ky, March 10. -
Robert Bartlett, town marhal VI
Prlcstvlile, being infatuated with the
young wife ola prominent physician
there shot her through the breast last
night because She would not 9Iope with
him She will die. Bartlcit'fired two
shots nj NJ. &. Hunt and wife aud
escaped.
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Return OF The Alaska DI,,ric, uour.

wAsuISoToS, March aO.--Tho De-
partm-nt ~ Justice has received the
return OF the Alaska District Court 10
the writ issued by the supreme Court
asking that cause be shown why "a writ
OF prohibition should not issue In the
ease OF the schooner HoQypard, llboled
Tor violating the law forhidding sealing
in Behring sen. II win he filed In n
short time by tho Attorney General or
SollclterGeneral Taft aud no reason Is
now known why the argument should
not be proceeded with on the second
Monday IN April.
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NEw York, March al.-The New
York smelling and Refining Com
pany Of this city has been put In u
receivers hands by Judge Barrett.
There are 81, 00l Of executions against
the company. The asselts are 100000
10 r7O,OOO.
The failure Of Falk & Sons, mer-
chants at savannah, Ga., has been
followed 10y that Of their New York
HOUSE. The liabilities are placed AT
Sl7O,OOO. The nominal assets exceed
these figures, hut II Is believed the
actual assets viii pay all claims In
null.
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There 10 no danger Of cold result.
Ing IN pneumonia whom Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Ia used nm directed
"for severe cold" II efiectually
counteracu aud arrests any tendency
Of cold 10 result In pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven In Thousands Of
bases during the epidemic u influenza
last winter. For sale by z. g. NJ. /.
Drug Dept DIS
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DuIiS March aD.--AIlcha.l Dayitt
aud MIR. Roche, NJ. r., returned from
Sligo 10 Easkry Sunday night. An
alteration In the road led 10 souilic
between Roche AMI Conway, member
Of Parliament, aud the police were
obliged 10 sepanite them. The sur.
geons Of sligo have been kept busy 10.
day dressing the wounds received In
yesterdays fights.
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w.l,l.m., An.,r.f,nn m,r. r,,l..

Ifyou are Yellow, Bilious, cons,l.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy. no appetite, look, our your
Liver Is out Of order. One Jox OF these
Pills will drive all tue trouble away
and make n new being Of you. Price
% cents. Zion Coop Nor. Inst. Drug
Dept. AgeHt d&s
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BiiussEls, March 3O.-The dyna.
mite seized by the police OF Scralng
consists Of s9,200 naval cartridges. II
Ia supposed that they were stolen from
the mil near Liegc. An investiga-
ton has been opened. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of certain
anarchists WIN have disappeared from
the village Of Ougrec since the seizure
was made.
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IRON ZANZIBAR.
sew- Of an insurrcetion in the Go.
mora Islands.

LONDON, March S0.--News has come
from Zanzibar Of the outbreak Of u
revolution la the Comora Islands, la
the Mozambique channel, about $50
miles northwest Of the Madagascar
coast. On tho island u lnJoum the
natives. after the death OF Sultan
Abdullhh, supplied themselves with
arms amt spread over the country,
massacrclng 800 people and carrying
destruction lar aud wide. The war
vessels Of the French squadron have
been directed 10 put down the insur-
Ieetl0n.
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ST.. Louis, March S0.-Tbe journey.
men carpenters anu juiucrs OF this city
are preparing 10 make n demand on
the bosses ior ~ cent? mn hour, COM
menciug May LIST.
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PirTsnuRu, March 80-The grip
sconrge In this city Is still holding on
win deadly results. Some seventy.two
funerals occurred yesterday and AN
equal number were postponed until to-
uay, there being n dearth OF hearses
ana carriages. Tonight many well
known old citizens are reported dan.
Eerously III.
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NEw HAVEN, Conn, March 30
General Charles A. johnson, retired
army officer, who served In the Mexi.
can and Clvil wars, committed sliicide
this morning by shooting himself In
the left breast. lie came from Utica.
y. ", about five years ago. lie was n
descendant Of John Quincy Adams.