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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
RRnk Officers.

At the annual meeting held yesterday
thef following officers of the Bank of COM
merce we're elected: President, ~. Bea-
man.; Nice-PIesident. Is. b. Elliott;
Directors. James II. Barry, ID. II. Book
over: Is. Il. Elliott, n. Beaman. Il. p.
Noight, b. c.. Pollard. +. NJ. Whitehurst,
j. w. Hunter. II. w. Santos and Fred
Greenwood.
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A Shoe Oppnrtunity.

we have made a big cut In price,
both ladies' and mems high and low
cut shoes. in all the leading shapes and
styles. 1t will pay you to examine these
goods, as we can save you money.
8. j. THOMAS & Co.
1854 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
TO I'll PUBLIC,

The Southern States Telephone Com
pany has contracted with the Standard
Underground Gable Co, of Pittsburg, Pa,
10 lay the necessary subway pipes. cables,
etc. and will be i'm readiness early in
August next to IN furnishing
phones to subscribers at the rates author
ized by It's franchise from the city.
this fact. Those not having yet sub
scribed. and wishing any on
the subject are requested to call at the
Company's office. over the City National
Bank. Main street.
Rates for telephones are as follows:
one year, $3S: three years. s35 per year:
per year. "
Residences. $40 to s2s per year.
SOUTHERN STATES TELEPHONE CO.
ty9-th, sa, tu,lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

Chamberiain's Cough Remedy cures
colds. Group and whooping cough. 1t Is
pleasant. safe and reliable. For sale by
all druggists.
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MOON PHASES

July: Last quarter. I'd, s:23 p. M; new
moon. 10th. 2:S5 p. M; first quarter, 18th,
ll:o4 a. m; full moon. oath. l2:45 .. m;
apogee. I'd, 1912 D. M; perigee. 18th
100 p. m; apogee. 30th. 44S /. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
". H. H. TRICE & CO,
Real Estate. Rental and In
Surance.
PHONE. 5s5 20 BANK ST.
zNsURANcE..

ENCE,-
Representing the Hartford Fire In
ssss, Ss,22s 2l3; surplus. Si.l50. Sy3.
Desirable furnished house in West End
s5Iteiley. 81 Holt. 8 College Place, l23 YORK.
October !. 1886, l26 Fenchurch ST, 81 Ber,
mnda, a Cumberland. 67. Go Mariner. 100
DUKE 40 Park. IS Falkland, l6i York.
W mariner street, los Sank, October list
5ss6: 40 York street, j" New Castle, s-roon,
house Granny street extended, 226 Butte ST.
street. October LIST. No. 81 High street.
l19 Bank ST.. los Main st.,
a12 Church., $50 Main. ''
STQRES-4s, 81 Commerce, n Bank st
fgGrner James and High, corner Queen
Ann RANDY 32i, 1923 Main ST., 1896 Church
4trset, AZ Church.. corner Park and
Large store 252. 254 and 256 Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

China dinner sets at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
20. 81 and SO CRANKY street.
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PORT C~ALENpAR.

Sun rises, 4:57 a. m; sets, 7:25 p. IN
H1gh water. IL 2. m. and 1925 p. M; low
water, SIT g. nj. and 6:l4 p. m.
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I. T. ROGERS.
ROOMS 211 AND 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING GRANNY STREET.
FOR RENT.

Dwelling Nc. % Freemason street.
tober /, 1886.
l. 1896.
Dwellings Nos. 134 and 1876 Duke strees
October l. 1896. 1893
Dwellings Nos. SO. IL and 4s Butte street
October ], 1886.
/, 1896.
Dwellings Nos. POO and 2S5 Main street.
Two flats In "Albemarle" building.
OFFICES on Plume. Bank, CRANKY ant
streets.
Stores Nos. 45 and AZ Commerce.
Stores Nos. 1875 Water street.
stores No. 81 Roanoke avenue.
Stores No. IS Roanoke Dock.
store 3; T.. corner Of Water street ant
Commercial Place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

The docket In Justice Tomlin's court
yesterday morning was a lengthy one.
but His Honor lost no time In disposins
Of the nineteen cases before him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
ANNUAL PICNIC And EXCURSION.
OF THE
Emerald Beneficial Association.
TO
WARWICK PARK, NEWPORT NEWS
Wednesday, July 18th.

Refreshments served on the grounds at
city prices. A good band of music will be
IN attendance for the benefit of those who
wish to dance. The Casino and grounds
nave been reserved, and all who go will
have the full benefit. of the same without
m3lestation. Good order will be enforced.
m. and 3:l5 and tbs p. M, Norfolk. c. and
y. Wharf, from CRANKY street, and 9:45
a. m. and $3.50 and 1880 p. m. Returning,
leave Newport News at 500 and IL :O5 a. M.
G;o5 and lo:l5 p. NJ. Tickets, so cents.
Children under II years, rs cents, to be had
OF any member of the Association. jy5-td
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

"h' a'c o. most cons qurncs. boa
'huci'ly aud tOc ally, men Of fe,uta.
"ou NJ court HuJ Rt the bat, can %
'httf count on the votes NJ %.
People VIM formerly elected them,
"hl .. must be- Confessed the greater
n'l'tf 90 those people are boz tue lu.
lu's''t "a b.. Tue aliOuomst luuI.
''si iaturf than consent tD no elected
90 tNr Iufirs by the other CABIN .af.
..''i y tlef 90 withdraw from the pl.
ll'lch n,id, a. theif Ifestlge would D.,
.u lH'ttu ny election uauef Hurl con.
u'.loh'' ifrtnrr CuuDvAs nns MO de-.
u'A''u That tue tuusu fet1rmist pary
fnccivei ITS huIsuius blow wurn iis
Vh'ti, Count MnHutn, died. lie thtUk.
nv ihu CT mymbtts wiIJ0in the sutton.
uml'l7sI1 toe roma uulr fs.rntor the
uh'oui oynsuluuUstl or teactiUaay
Much importance 81 attached by
.I.Ngiuna nd uli.aty mun aud B.,
'ue lTeFs 90 tutsc uuClatsttuuH OF tie
l''he mluiFiur. Several liberal anu
i' publican luruas ctlticlsu them, J..
mruung that suC1 statement sn.uII
.e made whtuIt ian open secret tun.
10, uni1u constitutional airy does not
i' aIiy itrf,suut twenty pUr cent VI tue
luhhuilhuts VI CuUl.
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Utah County Teachers, As,ocInllnn.

Provo, Utah, March 2s, lsgG.-The
eighth regular session VI the Utah
County Teachers Association wac
held Ia the Parker school house In
this city today. After tbs preliminary
exercises Miss HUltou, supervisor Of
the Urinary departments VI salt Lake
CITY schools, delivered two lectufps.
Her services had been secured ne Ia.
sItuc1Jf Of the primary department Of
the association, but the other depart
meut wishing TO secure the beueft Of
hur suKgtsuuus, adjourned 10 The
primary department. he lazy offered
suggts.luuH ga regard 90 tue pfUpef
yb,uryRuCu 81 "AIuUr Day.n Her
plan Tor tho stuIy OF the robin wac
taken by all ihu teaChyTt; It elIcitoI
COZ siderable discussion anu shower a
great lack VI observation on tic paFt
vi ttAChefs, The lecture to tue general
assembly on The use OF pictures In
education was hNeI with practical
suggestlOnS 10 the tFuO teacher.
zoe following resolutions WG.s
Unanimously approved;
VIZ tue teachers Of Ulah county, IA
convention assembled, recognizing the
tiliCleut laulAbIe, AMI Inspiring
efforts u Prof. 4. b. Lewis as cuni-
missioner OF schools Oi UAh Territory
uunug the last Two yuArs, and REALM,
iug tue eIuuatiye effect, Intellectual
moral aud physioAl, as resultant Ui
hls admiuistrauUn IN this county, uU
hereby receive
FlIsL That We endorse his official
ac - In every particular.
StCJuu. luRt hls LAHORE among Il,
have gwen su Impetus VI. luC4Culau.u
value, pregnant with practical H..
siguuIiuu ami lofty idOnls.
Third, That We pray Tor HE olutinl.
uu, tugcr's, thHt hIs ttiurs IA IN,
uiuJo ~ In the pAsl may DO crUwuo4
with the blessings ho No richly DE
rrTyts,
Fourth. That a copy Of these resolu.
tlJrs be pubnsneu Ia same newspaper
u general circulation Throughout III,
state, "A copy pltsruted u III T. LuWIs.
aul haJ n minute thereof DO spfyal !
upon the records Of this association.
Its understood that the Brigham /
Young academy win 10 asked ~ raut, |
tue resolutions. y.
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Chief Of Police Pratt today received
tho following Letter which while Il
covers muUn which has RITuRuy been
published, IL OF marke interest on ac.
count Of giving the nfst utliClal iuiUr.
nation OF the discovery:
Dear Sir;-uu March 10Th, 1898, Phil DO
Cries, and Car, Hars bltu NJ Austin,
Illinois, bought AN assortment OF uu-
ella med freight 90 Wakem a MrLuugu-
ms Storage warehouse ON Water s.rrug.
Chicago, llWuUs. THO goods wrIu ua loI
20 Au,ln and among hem va- largo.
tine box JlAauNil inches maTho4, eco. VI.
Morgan, 800 Jefferson s.Ttot, Chicago.
Illinois" which was opened uuu Iuuuu
to contain now illt top trunk heavily
bound aud packed around tue slirs with
sawiusL Inside tub trunk was zinc
box huTmuucNly sealed aud iu-liuut lhi,
box WIS he corpse ui a man badly doc
composed hacked aruuui with uaIuudu
OF lime aud sullpptoT; tho legs wOtu bent
Up closuto the body aud toI win accord;
tho body was 80 badly uecumposod thai
II would DO Impossible to ideuuiy H..
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ihv Long AMI short ease u,,Id,U
AGAINST Railroad Companies

fhv Long AMI short ease u,,Id,t
AGAINST RAILROAD tuuIunUfHs
hAsuI,UIUy, Matru $50 - An
uu.uIuI Voc gwen ny the suptm,
'tuit To-Day 10 tue IONS ana tuyu haul
yaau, ibvuisIug the validity OF tur Ufu.
v.uluu 90 the Iuitrfinlu commerce acf
lfpulhIupE a hluuuf change iUr % rl 1T
!uun iui % luug .HuI, appealed from tho
urgIslHu of tus ulty4tt court 900 uu.tuI-
yi tu Fun CICuIt. Tue uYIrsI WHH
taken IS tue railroads. Tue ttIruf tao
uutu WIS tue luiurstutu Commerce
t,muifsIuu va o. cluusu. New
OEvBiH nud Texas payILU railway
conn usy. Tive utclsIuu uI tur court
ttiuW WaB CIuhim-I lu tuu main, Tue
opinion hu.JIus that Ia Ctstt % HuIp.
WyuH irUm one Htato to uuuthtf on
through bhls OF lhdIHp, the railway
conf nalts could uUt UKgm YtI.lus
auu Elvu them special Fate, Justice
5llruH delivered lhv Upiuiou uf the
court
Justice Shlfas huu,oi down an
0WuiJu of tue supreme uIuf. tUIty iu
tue cntr ~ the ltEss Pacific fauwuy
W tue lutttaiAIu COMMENCEMENT
ifJm thu tuuit Cuurt OF npl vHls .ur the
ttcyuu circuit known us the import
atc Gaze. luc upiuiOu OF 'hu SUI RENE
ctut. ttvcfs,s the opinion 10 zoe en-.
cunt y.uf., winch hull that % WINS
iuugHl 6. change Ie-- on Imported .l0u,
luAA utmyH,ly ARTICLES. llu tI e.. u
the epsilon D. 60 continue Tue aurguI
discrimination b. the tulgrvtt Jii0tuIgu
BuluIvf-.
Justice Brown delivered tho opinion
OF 1uu nlHftmu Cuurt Today lu the
casts ui luuuIus ptsfssll 80 tue G.tai
N.fiu,ru Railway csmpauy aui %
900 LHulsyilI8 uuuN vuyIIr EaEIWuy
company We Tue Commonwealth VI
ArH.ygay uH 90 tue Gght o.. IatsIlrl
aud tJmuuu * railway uaUH 90 COZ.
t1HlA.g, holding 90 the csse 0f the
ufoa. Npunuru tnnt q ulu not under
hs CHATTER uuu lu opposition Go t.uuc
90 ihu Mluuut0ia legislature Ol ls7I BE-
rYu'0Iilu.vu with tue Northern rauI.
De-, as was -Yuaut g. bee accomplished.
JuFuc,s Flcl aud Brewer d tsrutaa.
lu the KENTUCKY case like opinion
We rendered ~ Go tuo attempt o. con.
HIiilaiu the LuusvilIc sud NgauviIlr
fDad with tuu Dhc'aptsao Vll ONO
southwestern parallel ilnes.
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WAsmSGTOS, March 80. - Haar,
chairman 10 the committee on juuicl.
nry, made an effort 60 pass tue House
bili about abolsuing capital punish.
muut 10 certain casus, lu the Senate
t0dpy, but Htters brief dBlu'siou the
oil went over until tomorrow.
Theodore h. Suuu and Eiw. v.
Murphy were uuaum usly CHOSEN 10
succeed Dennis h. Murphy, in charge
OF the 6leuDgmphic stnH Of the Senate.
A bill was passed ulTrcllug tue sec.
Rotary OF war 10 prepare d roll Of tole.
glaIh operators who bad served not
ices tuau ninety days IN tue mill AIRY
tultgta h service during The war 4 the
ftbuil on Gnd pfesout esCh with a Ger.
tlilcAte Of honorable discharge.
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NEW Yuml, March 50 90 The stcam.
er Psus OF ne American lius nom
southampton, IN HgrDuuu near tho
place whore the New YORK of Ia. sane
lIuu stranded last month. Sue stanus
on an oven keel, heaIlng about south.
Tho wftckinR tug ms a hlWBur 10 her
nld CauIe has been laiI ever her staf-
board quarter. There DO quite feet
u tugs ga the neignuoThuuI 10 render
assistance. The Paris Ei.unded while
trying 10 enter tue ChauuuI Ia a heavy
log. There h no wind and probably
lhs Paris will be tlOttrl aI nigh tide.
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sAN FRANCIsCJ. March .g.-fnquiry
.eRatliig tue tufms upon which uu
NmtficHuc mpn ywI up Perm ted tY
'Aud cable on tho Hawaiian Islands
&C. vea't the TACT that tue term. ere en-.
d oiltl in au net passed by The n ,wai.
lau lrgl.latute last Aupust Uulu 90.
plcilipn irum C0D X ID G.. rpsuuI z,
lho lisWniaD l,Eir s,uIu tiirfrI 90 lei
MIN lnnl crtlv uu any of tue Stands
ana In sudi ion Riyr him a suitably uI
6fbVuI year providing he should oh.
lhln an'g1ai suutiuy from tau United
states government.
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NEW YOHS, March 80. "A specinl
TO tue h1ralu nom Bueuus A res sayt:
The pIcs. eut, Ruor consul htion with
lhe caUiuut az winch ull the ministers
were present, arrived Ht a decision
as 10 the ppluts 10 he rel c'Gd In the
piOpysaIs lluIuI Uy Cbiiu ~ he settle.
meut Oi tue boundary Dispute, Al.
though the government Of Argentina
ls dtslTOus OF meeting the views OF
Guile IN aTbllradng tho difficulty, the
suggestion that The Hoe Of utmatkatiuu
be- removed 10 tue seveuty.secOnd me.
rldian cannot DO adopted.
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NEW York, March 3O.-Mr. HolI
Chairlain, ,uu distinguished African
explorer missionary ana philolugist, IL
Al present IN this CITY engaged In lay.
lux bef 70 philauihr0pi-is ana others q
plan Tor tue practical HUJntiJn Of slaves
IN Africa, under the name VI the Pm.
African Libetatofs League. The
main object oi the league h T. found Ia
Airica Refugees ani settl,ments OF Inter-
Hted ,laves on concessions Of land ub.
taiucd from England, Germany,
France Portugal Vt tue Congo state.
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CASE OF pLrER BAUM.


Judge Alauhnl Ia the Federal couu
room today, llsIcAud 20 Arguments 10
,he case Of The United States W Peter
Baum ON tue charge VI adultery. IL
accordance win previous arrangement
Attorney }. NJ. Tanner argued Tor Tue
litmi'sHl OF tue Gaze on tho ground Vt a
lack ui jurisdiction, He was followed
by AuOfucls BttiOw Forgu,on aud
Walirmaf Van Cot, also Tor Baum.
Judge judd apprsrfi 600 behalf VI tuv
United H,ntus auI nitvt bic Argument
tus Catg Wus HulmUIua.
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morrlbIc hatchery.

AKRON, o., March gD.-At a late
hour last night masked man entered
the farmhouse VI Alvin NJ. Stone, near
lalmaGRe, n few miles from 10 h city,
nuu in tue bret space 0t hall uu IA ur
committed horrible tuiuhcry. when
hg took his departure Stone aud his
wife, b1th aged people were lying uehu
iu bed, horribly mutilstrJ, ana Ira
NtIiiu0u, the hitei mao, auI Emma
stone, lhe eldest Of the three uhusu.
tctr,wcru unconscious from blows doalt
by tue murderer.
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Supreme Court.

Judge Bauch delivered On opinion
IN the Supreme Court today ia the
case Of CONNIE t,laI National Bank OF
Ogden VI the United States sAvings,
Loan anu Building company sustain.
ing the motion for dismissal. Chief
Justice Zaue anu Justice Miner cou.
Cutf0i.
lhls action WINS brought AGAINST OE.
dtn CITY, Achilles Perrin, as Probate
Judge Of Weber county, Utah, anu tue
tJquiog title 10 certain land.
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MINOR MENTION.

Prot j, NJ. Tanner will lecture f.
tho Fifteenth ward hall Tuesday even
iug at 7.3D O'Clock on "Jofusalrm anu
Ne destruction by the RUmsns.n The
public are invited.
Elder Hugh w. DJugall, his nlenus
viii be- pleased TO learn, will arrive
home on tumDfruw's con train over
tue RIO Gmudu Western. Elder DIu.
gall has been engaged Va missionary
work In the southern States for some.
Thing over two yeafs Just past.
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81. Ions, March 30. 80 II IL nu.
n0uutgI luAt u large car works 10 be-
run on tue cooperative plan viii be
nut /. operation Ia north 81. Luui.
duuug the coming summer viii be
"a large concern Rud expects to cut
quito figure IN tho manufactures
world. Sixteen acres u pTounI were
purchased ~ Baden be wesn the
hIcsgu. Burlington Aud Quncy anu
Wabasn tracEs, auu the wUfR OF build.
ing the snulH VIII be pushed on rapidly
os possible. II. w. RJcElage, a praclI.
cal builder anl contractor, 10 the prtsi-
dent VI the company.
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CIUCAuD, Mtrch aU.-rhe supreme
court u lNitois 10 Ottawa has aus.
taiued the conviction Of FRANK Il. auu
Cusflur j. Mica luwurOf, bAukvIs, who
were found gully December "a. 1854
Of TsCo wing deposits when iusuivrut,
iunishmeut being Fixed NJ II fLo oI
ggS uacn, Hnd Que years Imptlso muul
IN tho peuitvutlary. Inc decision
mnrks the ClYso OF one OF most slut
buTnly contested C,Ba1 that hhs ever
passed through tho courts VI lliluols.
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AuIAn or NM.
Easter SUNDAY 90 the racinr coast
Nfstsrdny

sAS FHAHCisCJ, March gl.-A
sg. cal from lbCImp, Warh.. say.:
IL was Easter Sunday Yesterday d.
The iarh1 slope, although probably
not more tuau hhf % dE.u knew ID.
Those WHO 5iu snuw 10 are umbIt.1ua
ntlfuunwyts uuI mathematician.
lhry nud that the fret iulI M ION alter
'h"tpfus equinox put Goa gu apurar.
rH ou tuiH glns. shorty nfturlH
O'Clock Saturday night aul it Ia.a feet
luni tue nsi 5u Jay alter The fret luH
moon after the spTlug equinox o.
Eastern SUNDAY the world over. But
ln this particular Cssf, FAiI O. be- tnr
mot iu'la CO. NJ tho Eiud siUCr the be-.
ginning o.. the ttrHu.u era, only tniG
p'tI .. 'nu Pacific slnue hns ia Easter
sunday Wuuk iu advance Uf the fuf.
~ the world. when thu moon filled
SUNDAY ui-hi, tsck Hnins boy Pacific
coast time D. was already sunday 300
Nuw lufh aud LuuIOn. Cluseq lrut.
~ Tor the East ami the remainder Df
tue world, excepting the rac lie cJa.t,
the hfst sunday after She full moon
h.tri the -puuE equinox Will not uf.
rive until next SUNDAY,
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Inc aaIna.,nn.,, nlAm,rlr,.

DIS MOlNEs. lows, March 8J.-Tho
tr't Drmogrstln convention ~ select
delegates 20 the state convention MI
OJumwh which Will ch0Oso national
CONVENTION delegates net IN Webster
Guy, Hamilton county, Saturday, ana
adopted resolutions ueuuuuons the
present. tongfo's, depluung tue posi-.
uiuty VI a Te.ouaCtmunt OF the Me.
hiuicy law, aud lndOfHing Horace
RYirs Of Iowa tot President, character
I2,ug MIN "tho great commander, the
Gladstone vi America"
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nATILE VIM YAorIs.
Twenty Indians Nvportod Kutod nud
Number Wounded

HEHMIsiLIy, Mexico, March 3D.
ON Vial sly u.B have reached hero ula
paiilu buta C.u 70 dethChuUu. Of FUvrFt.
mont r1lIF, uuIUr command %. Can.
tain Ayaiu, sui 70 lGT.r force % Nauut
iullnuH The engagement occurred
lu the m1uuiaius, near UuoOt tuu la.
Iihn villages, aud rcruIttd Ia O vIctp y
inr the government troops. Iveuty
lu1lans were killed ana number
wounded, Plans are being mauo Tor
lhu concentration Of large force OF
troops la the lldiBn country AMI II 10
believed that ANcr a vigorous cam.
raigu, the ruUulllUus luuIsus will be
conquered,
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NICARAGUA'S WAR.
nr TROUBLE LIKELY 10 SPREAD.


MASAUuA, Ni.uagua via Calves.
TON, NHrH 1-f'oyytlsht, 1870. 10y
Ace clalea Pre- .l-Tlc pence com.
m'silu, consisting q ID. PfuIoute
A.i'f', ,uu vfcc president %, Salvador,
General COLLINS OF 5 IvaJ0r and senior
Etmir o, the Nicataguau minister ui
"feirn uflsiff, has To- urucI here from
Ha P.z, whore conference with tlr
representatives Of the iusufgrut Leon.
isis, has been hello. The term.
u.fod by PfesiIegt q ilsya are under.
s.u.d 90 be- the absolute aurfouIcr ofaI
aims, Iaymeut VI all war cxpuuspa,auI
Voc uurfunuur 0f tie luadrn Tor tuaL
lhe insurgents MT Ouly fu.u.eI 10
accept tNtH8 teTms, tut demanded
itttilenl Il laya Goo turn over 20 them
the government Oi 4 Icaragua. Come.
glruty the war viii be- ut.uup4
Win renewed bitterness ON bUtn siupa.
mere u great excitement here. s.gps
hic tsiug tAkuu tu reinforce the ttlYp-
40 lNo front, ami brgiu an nuvargu On
Leon a. coon a. tue muru needed
supplies " ammuult,0n reach the
government iITUus, Toe government IL
aub : hs hHd pfrfsId Or .unda u- VOL
d. hmmuuiuHu, which facts ufc moi
10 the lee Iufis, who are an.
a. fsiuui O. ic receiving support m m
buAtumnIa anu other tuulcrs which
may result lu complications Likely 90
cause general war tur d. hOuL Cen.
tAl America, 10 IL suggested that
thls b. god opportunity Tor iuiufvuu.
son upon the part vi tho United
0tfie.i with view tu bringing uuIut
% peaceful srtiluWyHt uI tus question
Doc dispute uH a conflict Involving all
'hr tvnIfal American republic uuuII
lul AuurouH ChuuA up1u the tusfue.a
nns development % tue uatuisI 10.
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OF eight EI.,d Tho in,uffDu.- uar.
made buulUur attempt o. pass Iufuugu
hu uiiiufy line uftwu across zoe
province uf PiIHr Del RIO. Inc iU-
tufauul leader AEuir O. ut1r IIr iug
Peg A ionic, was vlgfEnl uu.r B..
uuI by General Milq IZ1. Tue cav.
airy cu. IruI the iuEursJnt8 suI EIl.rI
.vtnly.Nvv. Tho TROOPS hgI twI
nlCus AM five soldiers wounded. Tie
Iusurguut lUa.uf SrEuufa was th tli-
mDruu. m tho iUrrgsB 40 tautuup.
Ramon Hgrpa, tho irsufgrut Lender,
uns n,un b iIuu iu au ul Fsgrmeut l,lr
Sruy.y 5 lrltur, SAINTS Car.
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NEW YOuS, March 8U.-CarIinal
Satulli, the pnpal delegate Co the United
alntcs, hhs wflltun ID letter Co Rev.
WIN, smith, =. O., NJ, o'tho Fathers OF
Mercy Vincent DcPaul's church, tue
alIyi Informing nm that the h0ly
'athrr has extended bis blessing 90 The
pilgrims about 90 start nom Brooklyn
Tor Lyufdes aud other EanCtuAtlts.
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WAsHISGruN, March 3O.-The gold
reserve, as uiiiumliy reported to-day, N
slgS, 1853, the nigh nj pOint 80.
,rucueu uuung the lfeunt RJminis.
ttatou. Toe tOtai HmUust Ot guld ~
lar received on Bcg0unt " the last Il
ale n SlOB, l5g,U7l, o when 805 800
$50 he Tor tue pfinoipa, $1,000 8Bi
premiums, anu Slis,757 interest, whiuu
ltRytsaIpfuXimaeIy S6,OOO,OOO yet t.
b. "a d u der tue conditions OF BuU.
IslaTy CaTllsls's circular.
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HAvAEA, March aO.-Cvlonel Mon.
ceda, rsoounoltUrng IN the vicinity OF
Siguaua, santa ClEfH, hus been o..
AaRei with the Insurgents who l0u
eight Killed and IhIlsen wounded.
The Insurgents attacked the vIligae OF
Espurto sumniderO, province u Pima
Dol Rio. and were TSyulsed with n losa
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AMUSING LNGLAND.
nu-siRn Newspapers say GTent nTitnIn
Has Deceived tbr PtwsFs.


New HORK, March 8O--A Herald
rptcial from ~. Petersburg ssyG The
news OF the resignation Ut NJ, Barthe.
lot, French miuislvT OF iOTeIgn aiiaiTs,
In the Hylo topic Of Cyuyetsa,iJu mere.
II has caused an uneasy feeling iu
pOllIiCnl clTC "a.
The newspapers vie with one another
IN heaplug Rbu'e upon England. The
NledUmUsu supplements Us usual yltu-
perhliun by au attack on Emperor
William Of Germany, "Grrms ~ IL
suyf, emo longer shines Predominant
IA the tupple alliance. Iho supremacy
Is now swayei by EnRlbnd, VINO hss
.buB revtuVud herself Tor the Tran,-
yaal incident"
The NovUyo Nromya sage; "Eug.
luGd'H scion has been ore VI mysuiiGa.
ZION and deception, pracuctd upon the
powers vino ] .luel her"