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VOLUME 2-NO 88

w*^ 0 ^ ajsr^a’gss? VanLor* fUy»>r H«um, « Manaebnas* • avaotM «i»> AJITMO—To Mil a food MCTBd bond if!rt

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horoow,

clieoy. loquli* «C Moo>i, MHU^t

AjiTED-I vaafttomido good load ever eho

-y^JjrTKD -Two fizio M 272 W«*4 JterrlMd^u «TAlTtEO-PoopU to ksoir tkot I *« rjopo ed ff to .orotob Miteniilo* with 'c» *t'Oc- Dti atr rock, for tbo Mtoon U to li t*r day Often lo t ot 2d» North Mtaroalpfi o*., or ihrouvh ihofooto# «, will be prow pay attondod

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st M Sooth DJinoU • not.

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ANTED-To not, by April lot, • boooo of ils oro«too room. eonnoUsUy locotod^ Jd•op’t C. St. Boilvsy Co. 22 «.*

ANTED-A good eirl, *i 112 Han* otnot; voooo *55 per *#ek. » ■

VST ANTrD—A horoo far bio ko#p>»-f, or lioht VT oolory lo to >• *»« Mooo^ohu** to oTOou*

or ld» Bocbaouo .tr-ot

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' AMTfcD-Two on or , intoilite»!t :atln t *:tarot* this bUy for * n«w boob; will poy ooior/ or eoooalooioo; will bo la town Soluidor. <at or

addraoo M. B. iorra d, 74 etoto otreot near St u*

26 tf

r AWTET—A oltootion lo faa.i'y to d> fMOfal botuorork. AddroM Eoamt, th ■

ANTED-Par- honor for tbo furoitaro of o taoHIr 4« lining houtt’ko ping; used only 2 i ooo »3'« ; will he cold at a dioeoant. Ap

aooetho eoo 13' 0; wtll ho aold at Jly at M Maowcbatet o orrnuo.

ANTED - A girl Id a ■moll family of four porfoao. Apply o* 27s W. Vertoontot. •

TNT ANTED—To rent, o eottar* b'.aeo of 8 roo n* TV ood kftobpn In o fooil n‘l«hbarh«rftd within

ton ainatofe’ wotk of tho ba inew p.rti< oifthe olty. PoterBokrmon.OomSoloun, No # H. Waoh tnifton fetroot. 12 ti

D-Pofoor * to know that they can g-t eortontrr work done at |2 3u por day, log ot No, id) Blake street. 27 -t* |

> i ,ai f i i i v-t» th *-“ 1 r‘‘ 0 * ** m *

6 cr 6 pood o*rpanler» nj mm wv>b , r *HXl WOKOO p. ii •toornor of Nloklgan ani Tem e-aw t* »ts

r ANTED-A low mor* boarder*, bcthd^yand ' lodgers, Ot 81 Vi Ml Ohio Stnot, drat door e -*t cede® y of 31 .sh

-\mr ANTED—<tirl, good cook, waober and Ironrr, Vy nt S2i North Ponnsylrania street. 25 <f

'ANTKD-A good girl u oo)k, at 597 N. Penn

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k *lT ANTED-rook roi.m for a lifalMuronceagoiit ^ W Addraoo W. M. Gray, pool offlco. 28 8 •

NTED— Flrot-oloao osooU at 43 aoa»cl.u M ti* a’-OBuo. . ' iwTVn -Glr! tote aoneral houoework; o der au verfo! j_ i B q U i fe »t tiunk slore un-

jrr, ■teatoo 1

Ar T ?h> L>at vttie * For *' uch m P ltct ‘

‘ Wm. Suainer A.a> , VlOt*

i street, Indianapolis

* U”M , Indloi

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•wvr ANTED—A pure baser for the stock «f woolen ca^jAti.*vTivr^r 7* W. WMalngton *t»*et Baton Houeo Hlock. 2Mi 'TET ANTED—Aomtll boura and lot for about 3V W dfo; W1U pay oooH g-'*<W, r elance la monthl, ’p^rmont*. Por fall particulars addiMO A. Z-^baws •■Ey ANTED—You to know that tbo wator will not gfV run into your cel ar In he • couth tWo »d that yo-i ca> buy good lot* fob S.H'f) ^no tna skeaa Jota eia sollDK rapidly tia g"'* '

tbm sailing rapidly t < a good elate of pc© • •10.000 'hot tray ora building bouaeo on them Knoonc’s«''»re**c* <>f <*. W Aioxead.r. Offlic

Will bo ope n In evening tilt 8 o’clock

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ANTED—Boarders ot 222 N. Illinois street. ^

Ire Saw Mill corner of canal, foo oak taw lor *

sugar tree w • D. Eencooter*

22-tf

to beip huild s lor garden It-

XITANTED —A good Goram, W fonee, and a* o pore ground gdlsa st SSJ E Ohio o seat

i*) iNTED^eiil at Na. 80 North Now /awe Jnf okoat, to do general hoosework. 23-<f inrTiiH'ED—Good, reliable and anergetle men

e«n u''talWprodtabU^feinp'oj'n.ent of

Got It at Boyaold a drag *foM» •PP c * iws th *P° oGce. ^ .

FOR SAJU^

larinii g ^ YuDd^imiU. 1

11LE—We have a tine besaUi.^ tots ceor

Ualranlly. eaet tmnt- w:ll b

i for the next ton 4aye; now 1* y«'•f ^no

I A Oo., 13 VlrgloU orecus.

BiiOB BALE—A fino i.ow brick house northoa. T r leentifett; con.truction aad ai rang* went los ooaoooieaee not our aoeed In the Tidatty. Price. fLuM; 82.000 down ball nee in 1,2 and 3 yeiro; wik taito a vacant lot or a •tuaii house and lot as part M. Arbuckle, Beal Esta a Broker, No 1

nay. M Art

Gl-nn,’ K! c<

COLD AND FOB BALL.—Oat of terty-t*o lot* O wo hav* already sold Mventeen in the “ fouib Smo” addition. j.ho moot o them wiu bo im-

seraon. High

tfiggST* iMtt««ruons of

r, aver Bee Bve ctore. ^ CHEAP—ShHviag WaohlOTton >t*cet.

rolling and ceut.al to as of Indlaaapelia G. More. ^ 27 t ring and^Onater, s

tLE^No^i |^form^prij«m*foa,^Mut f

tTAKY PAiaC LOTS-The beet ‘ ' • Wes End; on B'ackfnrd tho perk and rbeffcuvtaiaii. Call and exaiaGe plats at itth, St West Wasbimtun

ieod joust block hone Mvea veers ild and perfectly »«fo Pryors A wOh Nomu So. « i-lbott

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t Hi iaw oi9C9 ox pHctjiii at 274 Chrlotloa avenue ft tf

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INDIANAPOLIS. TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 187L

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i'HE INDIANA MUSIC ST0RE f

FBEIlll Kin NUU,

A. «. WI1XAJU8 db OG.

WATCHES, JEWELRY Aa4 SOwerwareg AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR 60 J3A.YS, U* CRAFT & CUTTER’S, Mlut WishingtOBOfc

TN order to make a change in mu burinom room 1 we will mU obtil April first, a groat many goods at eoot, aad som* at Ism than coot. AD Goads Sold, Med Free of (top, By one of the boot Engraven la the Wash fobd-dfon

JPXKB Wedding and Visiting Cardfl, AS WRIGHT * HOKJCAHR, 88 Waal Waohiagtaa Btroot, INDIANAPOLIS, END aarSamplM mailed foes. 4ee9-tf

JOttm Gh. IDOTJO-IITV, O&INTEB. Book, Pamphlet and Magaalne PrlatX log a opedalty. Owrics—Tilford’o Building, ooutheeei corner Meridian and Circle streets, opposite rtentioel offioe. Type all new, and satisfaction guaranteed. Prices to oult the time*. jonll-dSm lotp

FOR RENT.

T.VOB RENT—Room in rear el *2 Massachusetts 1; oreuue low»r floor. * * fVOR BENT—A large unfurnished room, with r board, ot 21 Poith Pentoylvonlo oUeet, in housesiiached to Indianopo'ls Imuraace Comp my. Also, otew d-y boarders. 28 n*

R RENT—One half of a booae, No. 32 E. Ohio •trett. *

rvuR R .NT—A vacant room, board if d.sirod, lor C iady or gent. 64 MaaoachuMtto avenue. 27 ft*

TTOR RENT—April lot, a two-etory frame dwell JC log of seven ore’ght roomo. No. 356 Winston street, newly printed and papered to a prompt paying tenant; $30 por month io advance. Inquire st f'hmnix Mututl Lite Inouracce Office, 14 Tal-

23 5

bot' A New’* Block

JJOH RENT—A nice front room flv«* tqaarea flr »m F post office Icqniro at News offioe. * CM)B BENT—Two lino office ro^rao end two very F nice lodriog rooms, over Nos. 7 ! and 74 West Wa'bicgton street, ia Bate* House Block Indianapolis. 1 ppi v to A. K. Josoelyn A Co., 74 We*t Woshiogt* n sheet 2 tf

VlR KEN T—rieuant front rooms, with board 1 for gentleman at 73 H. l llnois streot 2s tf

im 1’. BINT—Elegant office, or sleeping rooms, “ on third 11 or, o. d one very desirable office room of »-cond floor of d£lna Buliding. For foil particulars Inqvira oi A. Abn.met. a»ent JEtna In surance Comp my. Ottca-ACma Building. 7 tf

ison.

r 03 r—4a oporykirt triumad with b’ack velvet Aj Flnler will gle»pa leave It ot News office. »

r »>JT—The man who eon net aflbrd ten sente per I j week for o dally paper

FOR TRADE.

f tOR TRt DR-tO acre lot of rloh lanl, with honoe, F etc , 41 mile) myth of indf tiMpoho; will rad f r goui lot or Wot tern Unde. C*U at *2 8Uuaari>ase>u avenue, ot sample rooms Notional Art Aseocai>n. - *

4A DIANA 1TI

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The a tables of John Hollohan and Mr. Far* bach, of Terre Haute, were burned on Sundaj morning. Thg St. Joseph county twelve year old horse thief hsm htep committed for trial before the Criminal Court. A Rock port fiend sets fire te bouses ia order to make a diversion, while he goes about from place to plans poisoning dogs. The teeideace of A. If. Webb, of Fort Way**, was destroyed by ire pn Sunday morning. Lons 12,000. Insured. Jacob Secrist, who works at Shewmaker’i warehouse, Terre Haute, kept $445 in a tia box hid la a barrel in the warehouse. On Saturday Jacob went to the hiding place to make an additional deposit, when he found box and money both gone. Patrick Moran was struck by a large stone, v -hich broke his beck, two riba, fractured his ikau and cat bis head in four place*, by the caving in of an embankment on the New Albany and gw Loots Air Liae Railroad, near New Albany, os .Monday. The Director* of the Pariea County Agricultural and Mechanical Association hare purchased forty acne of land for a fair ground, and leyied an assessment ot twenty-five, per cent, upon stockholders to pay for *the aame 4ad defray the expcaaea of doing it up. An old grist mill near Fort Wayne was burned on Sunday Boning, catering a lo« of about two thousand dollar*- The fire was caused by the oarvlessncB of a gang of dissolute men and women, who had temporarily occupied the building. No insurance. Burglar* revel in Kvaasvitie. On Saturday night they entered the dwelling of William Koaetter aad got sixteen dollars They did a Knaetter thing for Fred. Burggrabe, realising a trank tullrf dry good*. Fred, offer* to leave a ten dollar note ia the bail for th* man who wilY return his trunk. *#w 1st the rob Borg|[nk.tbtt. . - ■ I SB .. 4 A San Fraaatee *»«• da'sss to hav* inventthe air ffum the water In ice Mb he

>1 trial of six

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IONEY AND TRADE.

Ths telivwlt* Is l

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NSW Ton, March » 12:28 r.W. Governiteat*— DaU with a alight dvstlos. Bterllex Exehacgw—Aadve « NV T 4 flat Warty day hills. Gold—Carrying at I per • at. Msmsy—ffisrkat sasy a* f par esmt. GeU stoMd B 11*34. ».&=======» Dm >*4 U>46 jn% Do. •*7 ~ iio^

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Exobaaga, U4GH4V4-

TBADK. wr sim

ketwM decidedly foroeveml weeks

SOcfioona

eekspart. FrieMhavw advanced folly «■ thorn eumM Um week wraviotts.

io. 2^3 A head, an i aader > Imak demoikl by ship, pern far New York, prtef. for the best qaallt& vvro about steady at eartrday’a flgarva H«*a—aa a rotm't el the leqfo receipts daring ih* past week. prirM have decliaed lu'Iy see per 1*0 poanoe <* the flgur e corrent at tho due of our laet weekly report, aad should the (apply for the promt week cor wc**ir it is inorw eUae’wUl betheresaH. ftfora at th. eioro ruMd I imb 86 fi©^* 75 M-goedte chelae, 8S 13#* SB for fair to media® aad. roe* San* i* for common and rough lota. Te-day tho roeelpte were light, eed th* market rated quiet, aad bricee aacaaored thoe correct oo tLtndsy last cledng weak. Shekv—Tbero hee beee an a tlvw inqairy an week for good to extra ehe ce mutiea aheap had under a gjod local a*4 ahlppiog demaad prices have ad van ed 2*c per 100 pounds oe prwvioas #gnraa end the p< as have been wall cleared each day. - [Chicago Journal of ywtarday. M » ii Condition

Ornce ov Tun Nuw*. TrxsOAV, March 28 Brrma—Cholee oeuflnoes without change at 1»«30«. Common and medium very doll at 10@I5e. Buoss—Nominal at ft S6#l . 0 per bae&eL Rbab, Wttwpwu, Era—Bran and short* are ■till ftrm aad scarce at 8164*18; aUddltage at SMfT.aad «hipetuSh at S20D22 per tea. OH Cake i* * noted at 840. / Gran-Steady aod firm. W* quota foetory st 17Hwlte; Ham bug, 15#Ke. Oovvuu*- Steady and unchanged. We quote roasted grade* at 15Xffil7e; foil 17)<#18>je; prime teehoiee, itfiDOe. OhAir—Ne changM to note. We quote: Can* ael, 24c; Pittsburgh, 2*3; block lie; Highland. ll.So par bash; Anthracite, fill fiOffil* SO per ton 0**eeke,lSe per hoshel. • nmAmmmmi a— .till quoted at f °N’* por barDxt Good*—Trade active at uachangcd price*. W* qnove prints st ^ffille; cotton sloth, bleached, SaZOKc; ditto, unbleached, S alfiXo; drill Inga, 13H914*; tickings, SXaSfo; ■trips*, UHaSfie; ginghams, 12H*16c; cambrics,

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Eoee—A typographical error mads m quote 10c rM’erday instead of lie, as we Intended. 1 hey remain needy at 11c to day. Fatnr—Green apples are quoted at 81 aP#2 per bnshel, or 84 fiO^gfi per barrel for Weetern, and 83 fit* for Eastern. Lemons per b.x, 8*40* M. Oranges, per box, 8595 50. Fm—No. 1 wnite, per barrel, 88 25; whit* fish Kits, ffiBOBl 78: mackerel, Ne. I h U barrel, >812# 12 50;Nc. S medium ditto, 88 00#8 80; large ditto, 80(92 50; and No. 8 ditto 57#7 50; mackerel In kit*, N*. 1, 82 78; ditto No. *, 82; family mask

ex*l, 81 60.

Fnoun—Is unchanged. Wo quote fancy brands it 16 toffiL26; extra foamy, 86 MffiS; round hoop extra 81 80G6; An# and supers, 88 76#

4 25. Bye flour la quiet at 85 SOffiS 75. Bnckweot has ^-nation of $100,000.

declined to 85 per barrel. Corn meal is quoted at

81 80011 86.

Gnaxx—WhMt—I* la good demud at our quotations .We quote prime red at 81 2t>0|i SO; amber 81 SOffillSS; white 81 88*1 40. Corn, prime white from wagons Is very scarce at 48<9t6o. Unto 50c. Bye—market easy at SOT 90s. Barley—spring 78 to Ms; foil, flffii is. Hominy Is quoted at 88 5094. Grits, 88 6094. Hox—We quote prime timothy from wagons, 819 921; Loom jnened, 820922; tight preseed, 81»3 ft MonAsns—Fair to prime New Orleans we quote at 65978*. Syrups, 68sfi|tl. nrv linsea* oil is quoted firm at 92997%c for mw,and96e<881 for boiled. Lard oil, winter strained, 81»; No. 1 extra, 8126; No. 1,81 20; No. 2, » Petroleum Is eaay at 26)£926e. Omoira—Continue la good demand st 81 00# 81 28 per buahel; per barrel, 84 0’>94 50. Potato as—Ara Mtrce and in demand at $1 10ff 1 18 at the store. PoTn.raT—Continues firm and nnehaaged. live chleksns ara quoted at 8c per pound, and I* 80 per los dpring chickens an eelling at 82. Turkeys an offering at lOo per poond. Geese 60#65e; duoks tZM EO per doseu. Paovisioxs—Are remarkably dull. Men perk Is quoted firm at 822922 60 per barrel. Balk ehoalden at 7H9*e, aides at tXffilQe, and clear aldM at IkffiilVgo. Bacon thouldera, 9X910c; clear eldm, llX919c; hams, iflc. New kettle rendered lard is quoted at ISo, aad steam rendered at 13c. Tallow, 7%98c Bica—Carolina Is quoted at 9>4910o. Rangoon, *X«9c. . , . J doxT—Onondaga and Kaaawha are quoted at 63 86ffi2 80 In ear load lets and 82 40 in email lots. SnaABS—Ary steady at the recent decline. We quote crashed, powderpd and granulated at MHij A, 18)491^1; B, uy $ Q ISJfc; extra C, 18c; yellow C, K^e; C, 12# 12)4#; Demarara. 18912940; Porto Bice, Cuba, llffilfo; Molaseee sugar, New Or* lease, 9912)40. Txas—We quote: Gunpowder, 81 28al 90; Imperial, filal 80; Toeag Hyaon at 81 2Bal 80; Oolong,

Q flca81 20.

Wood—Wo quote kmg, delivered, 88 #6 80; Mock 88 80J8; stove, 889* *0. WNBKT-Is qeoted at I*i984e.

Mason 28

New York—Flour dolt Wheat, 81 S6@l 50. Pork, |21 87X- Whisky, 9lHc Iford, HHc. Chicago—Wheat, No. 2, $1 25^@l 25X. Corn. 52X@52)4c Pork, $21. Bulk meats, sbonlders 7^17>4c; rib sidee »)4c; abort riba Otfe; abort clear, 10c. Whisky, 86@8fiMc.

Lard, 12c.

Cincinnati—Cotton, middling 14)4c Flour, extra $615@6 25. Wheat $1 37^.1 38. Cora 5?@5w Pork $20 50@21. Whisky 88c. Lard 11 l /{c. Bulk meats, ebonlaera 1)ic,

Bacon; 10)4@10Kc. Omta, white, 68c. TKUWAFIUC mtHWlTIMffi.

Leach Pash shot and killed Joaeph Osborn* near Fairfield, Nelaon county, Aentuoky, on

Sunday.

The,Supreme Court has decided that Wolf Island, in the Miasissippi river, belong* to

Missouri and not to Kentucky.

A snow storm prevailed yesterday throughout the New England States. In some parts of Berkshire county, Massachusetts, the snow

fell to the depth of six inebea.

The President denies the authenticity of the rumor that be will displace Judge Barron, of Wisconsin, as Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, and appoint Colonel Stoke* of Tennessee. A son of H. H. Rickelman, of Cincinnati, aged four year*, took prusaic acid from a

Mr. Conrad Pippinhonse, a wealthy Long Islander, who two years ago erected a free educational institute at College Feint, Long Island, finding that the institute was running in debt, baa given to the trustees a second do-

A large fire took place on Sunday at tho corner of Granville and George streets, Halifax, and before tbe flames were extinguished McCullough’s jewely establishment and Burton’a drug store were seriously damaged Much injury was also done to the machinerr in Yates' shoe factory. All the buildings and stacks were insured, but not to the full extent

of tbe lose.

VOBIIOK.

Gen. Faidherbe has been gammoned to Tor-

BUles.

Im«tmm»9w82» IAyp stock Mmwfoct , KIXOAX’S tyoex TABUS. I TvasDAT, Maart 28. Cattio—Mgrket reported lively with sales of 63 bead to batcher* atff 75@6 60 per cwt. grots Tha • apply feU far ihort of Ike demand, there not bffing enough to satisfy batchers even. • SooavAjP* ware mode at $690 50 per cwt. gro«* Shixp-Seventy hped sold olece hut report st SlffiSpMCW*. J. B. Bpxrsav, forigh Master. BAST DTOtASAPOUS ft CX TABDS. C feTn.B - bince last report 198 head have been ■old, mealy to ohippon at 84 fOJ5 75. Hoos—Two hand rod and fifty heed ao!d lor tha ffiMtera market at 16 50 por ewk gross. SuKxr—None offered. GuePiiwsaaoii, Weigh Master.

dmelmmmtl Livy Stwefo ffiLawfoat.

CiBcnrxATT, Mowdat Evxxnre,

March 27,1871.

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Tho receipts of live Block at the Brighton aad Gnat Western aleak yaste stace Xharaday, have been a» follow#: - ; ■

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Cattlx—The market hM oeaa stronr end active.

aliiaf ** hlgtor.

thaeloaUf pricce per oe a tal,

Te-e»y it w*a brisk, all Mliiag 1

The followiag liveweight:^ Ea<n shipping e

Prime Butchers' Block..

Medium..

8«ar-Thp market tog

SSL?

16 1596 50 5 60»6 25 - —

Hoaa-Hav# been fRIwsift lATd ]

The King of Sweden is suffering a relapse from his recent •ickness.and the Crown Prince and Princess of Denmark have gone to him. A special from Versailles report* that th* government has ordered the prompt arrest of Garibaldi upon his appearance on French

•Oil,

The Emperor Napoleon visited Windior Castle, yesterday, and remained an hour with Queen victoria and family. An addrem of welcome was made by Lord Stanley. Don B&ldame Reospartero, Duke of Victo

na, will probably be chosen President of the-

Spanish Senate, and Don Salnni&no Olezoga President of the Chamber of Deputies. The result of the elections in Paris is now known The candidate* ot the Central Republican Committee have been sleeted in all the arrondissemente except the first, second

and seventh.

The abdication of Admiral Soisset and Mayors increases the saccess of the revolution, wbiph, within a week, will spread to all the large towns, and render tbe position of the government in tbe rural districts untenable. ft is reported at Havana that eerjqus engagements bare taken nlap* in tfie eastern department between the Spanish troops and tbe Insurgents, and that tke loss to the latter in killed alone ia nearly two hundred. The insurgent General, Acosta, was killed near

Bayamo.

IKDCfcTRIAL. i»< ? — ■■’«> ■ I r £: i-f 1 Bailers Dutch Gap Canal if being deepened and widened. Maryland reports than th* growing wheat present* a fine appearance. 4 npw patent nail machine, that makes one hundred and twenty * mthute, fiqs been Rented by a Pennsy iraniag. Those having sickly trees would do well to dig around their rooMand put ia plenty of rpttpn manure. Rq^houid be treated *

same w«f*

Enrol

The Parti

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Thitrs Detlires Om GoTermm«t Able to Do It

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Bcconcillffitioffi off Honoe Greeley «a4 Dtatfe

PostpoBemeTit of tbe Nebraska Inpeaebueiit Case.

Woman’s Rights on tbo Dotrott Board of Registration.

Rfe, EtCn Rte.

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Paws, March 28 —The result of the communal elections has wot been ascertained. Tbe candidates supported by the Central RevoluUonary Committee are greatly in the majority, tbe Comities claiming the election ot seventyfive out ef a total of ntaetv-two candidates elected to the council. This overwhelming majority for the Committee establish more firmly the power and authority of the revolutionists. The elections on the whole passed eff very quietly, and no demonstrations or disor-

der were indulged in.

YBasAitLES, March 28.—V. Thiers is In iu-> ceipt of a communication from Bismarck contfuuiBg an offer by Germany to assist the French government in kuparenting the revolutionary distarbanoee In Paris. M. Thiers, however, acting under the instroctiona of the Assembly, has declined the offer of Bimarck, adding that the government would Institute active measure* ugaiut the insnrgeate if the disturbance did not cease within a limited period. The government has determined on mskhig a powerful effort to sabdue tbe distarbancestn the Capital, and unless tho Rads surrender within a few days and dissolve* the steps which have thns for been delayed by various influences and considerations. Action by the government will then be taken and a body of troops sufficiently strong to compel submission will be dispatched to Paris to attack and sabdue the insurgents.

WAMHOIOTOH.

Bailey** foefteieaUea—Sam Baaslmg#

Haasara—B««. T

Washwotoh, March 28 —To comet aa erroneous impression as to the amount of tbe defalcation of J. T, Bailey, late Gqlleetor of Internal Reveoue'for tbe Fourth and Thirty•econi District* of New York, tke Caitei States Commissiquer of Internal Revenue anthoriaes the statement that tbe cash defalcar tioa reaches the smn of $132,642, made up of tax, collected and not deposited, and collections from stamps not deposited, special deposit account with the Secretary of the Treasury, collections on spirits and tobacoo unaccounted for, th* amount collected on account of storekeepers* salaries, and the amonnt col-

lected on accouat of gaugers* flees. •

" [Special Dispatch to the Naw York Tribunal f If Mr. Wade is well enough to-morrow the Commissioners will call upon the President in a body. The report U,«till incomplete and meagre, bat all the point* have been decided. Bumor is current to-night that the administration has concluded to drop the San Domingo basinesa for tb* sake of harmonlsii

Charles

the Chicago

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Bnooxtra, March 28.—A young man named foet with a sinrlar accident at hi* residence on Grove street, yesterday. It appears he had gone to the cistern to draw a pail 3 W *i?-’n and while etooning to draw slipped and fell npon tbe tide of tbe cistern, ■triklpir upon the lower part of the abdomen. Medititi asaisUnce was immediately prorated but was unavailing He died shortly after in great

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Speculation is rifts as to the puJ^^rSSSE•emblage. A gentleman who Was present ab the beginning says it was opened by on* of the heartiest hand shakings he ever wlt-

iuiu^u uubiucbs jor me saxe oi narmonlzing tbe oarty, and that to afford reason for n change of policy the report of the Gommitsloners will conclude with the recommendation that nothing further be done toward annexation aecoqnt of the civil wars existlag on the iriapd. This report ha* probably been ©ecabe advene to annexation he would be in favor ot abandoning tbe projrct. Thin declaration was thought to have some important sinnifioandb In view of the fact that the correspondents with the expedition have annonneed

Adams, Meb^aaohnriatta thmir AVAfoiiravarara mm tomo, have done much to remove the pnjudiom against them first euterteioed bv the people of the place. They have copied mneh of the American drew, bat most of them retain tbe bine cotton Chinese blouse, and all wear the queua

The Boston Commercial bulletin Bare; A ehinery and finds a market in aU sections of the country where manufacturing U done, much of it going *0 California. Heavy oak x Mss^2r“ , *“ iwi *

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MICHIQAH. Caaaterfelter Anna •ffi-.TIm D^ir-Mmub 2d—An important arrest of a euunterfeiter ha# just been made here, tbe party beieg Samnel R. Lewi*. Hu rasidenee l q *“ aiT 2? ^ bills, 8 ten a and twenties, were foand In diflbrant stages of perfeqtfoa. Be was mmauthorities in refierenee to counterfdter*’ operations. A Luge amount of corrmpoudence was found in his possemion. and at hta hou*^ which may lead teynporUnTi^rmte The City Board of RfegWation had a lively time thiamofuiM an the woman suffrage quqstion. One of the Ward Board* reported teat they had registered the name of a widow

firmed by 12 lo 8- _ „ The application of th* wife of Oik* B StebMnotereghiter was thea^^rrtontejt^eudtuas to the action in tha prerioa* ease wrhkh' reconsidered and mad# a special ot

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