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a OF NEW.
Ftern and Middle States.
The Home Ravine TlimV. of BofW. bM
p-Mdxl. It in believed the dvwitor will be
ltii in full, bnt a long tinio will be reqnired to
wma np uie nair.
A fire In JernoyCity, N. J , dculroyed five
. dwellings and made over one hnndred larnilic"
dnntittita. I,og on buildings and to occupants,
about $28,000.
Itnbert McAdam and Charles Tatton, boys
a.Kd Alton! twelve yea.ru, quarreled in I'hiladeU
tibia over the noaneHfuon of a stick of candy,
ration drew a pi-tol and Hhot McAdam through
the boad, instantly killing him.
The election in New Hampshire reunited 'n a
victory for the Republican. Governor Tres
oott waa re-elected, and a Republican legis
lature and conncil were also ehosrn.
Throe building of the American Fowder
Company, at Honth Acton, Ma., were com
pletely demolished by an explosion, and two
men, named Foster and Tnrpenty, were in
atantly killed. Bo heavy was t be shook of the
eipiosion that it was heard for a distance of
. -twenty-live miles.
Jehial Reed t Co., wholesale hat dealers,
and Joseph H Marks, commission merchant,
of New York oity, have snsponded. the former
owing $200,000 and the latter $110,000.
Benjamin N'oyes, who was indicted In New
Jersey more than a year ago for his acts as
president of the National Capital Life In
surance Company, in connection with the trans
fer of assets of the New Jersey Mntnal Life
Insurance Company, and whose ba 1 at that
time was declared forfeited because he did not
appear when wanted, was rearrested in Wash
ington and taken to Newark, N. J.
The Pennsylvania Senate has passed a bill
creating a banking department, whose duty it
shall be to annually examine into tho sound
ness and stability of the State's incorporated
banks.
Student of the Princeton (N. J.) Theological
Seminaiy were attacked by Princeton College
students and two of them severely beaten. Six
of the college boys were arrested.
Mr. Ann Eliza Leggett, a wealthy widow
Residing in Tnckahoe, N. Y., was shot and in
stantly killed in the presence of her daughter
by a neighbor named Thomas Merritt, who then
harried to his own house and shot himself
through tbe heart. The partios to the tragedy
- were related by marriage, and Merritt had
been drinking at the time of the shooting, but
the cause of the double crime remain a mys
tory. The verdict of the coroner's Jury was
that Merritt was suffering from temporary
aberration of mind.
Tho Newburyport (Mass.) Five-Cent Savings
.-'"Bank has been enjoined by the State bank
commissioner fron doing further business.
Joseph La Tsgo, alia JosepTi Parish, was
. , executed at tho State prison in Concord N. H.,
for the murder of Josie A. Langmaid, at Pem
broke, N. H., on the 4th of October, 1875.
Miss Langmaid, a girl of seventeen, and
daughter of one of the most prominent citizens
of Pembroke, started for school on the day of
the murder. Sbe was waylaid, and in the
evening her body was discovered in a dense
swamp, a few rods from the road. Her head
was cut off and missing, and the body was
otherwise mutilated, evidently for the purpose
of concealing the evidence of a brutal crime.
The head was fonnd a third of a mile distant
from tho scene of the murder. La Page was
arrested and convicted on circumstantial evi
. dehce 'and sentenced on January 19, 1877, to
be executed. He . was granted a new trial,
which resulted in a similar verdict and a sen-
tence of execution. La Page, it was believed
during his trial, murdered Miss Ball, a school
teacher, at St. Albans, Vt., in 1874, but es
caped through lack of evidence. Previous to
his execution he confessed the murder of both
Miss Ball aud Miss Langmaid. His whole his
tory is characterized by acts of excessive bru
tality. He was accompanied to the scaffold by
hi spiritual advisers. He made no remarks
before the death trap was sprung, and his
' death seemed an almost painless olb.
Calvin Stewart, who killed Ira Cole, the rail
road engineer, at Dover, N. J., last June, and
was sentenced to be hanged on April 8, has had
his sentence commuted to twenty years' im
prisonment. There has been a run on several of the Bos
. ton saviogs banks by frightened depositors,
Alexander Bartow, treasurer of the Fishkill
(N. Y.) Savings Bank, has been indioted on
four charges two fir embezzling 61,000 and
' two for grand larceny iu taking $8,Q00.
Western and Southern States.
Eleven buildings were destroyed by fire at
Tlalbirdaton, Mich., and a loss incurred of
tll.GOX
Tne Farmers' and Traders' Bank, of Lexing
ton, Ka., has suspended payments. Its de
posits aggregate $80,000.
Tho recent heavy snow storm in Nebraska
and Wyoming Territory was one of unpre
cedented revcritv, aud numerous persons
ranchmen, sheep herders and others lout
their lives, while tue loss of live stock is very
large.
- Tne State Bank, of Arkansas, at Hot Springs,
has gone into liquidation, in consequence of
losses during tbe recent fire.
' A heavy storm of hail and rain in Jefferson
eonnty, W. Va., destroyed thousands of teres
of wheat and other; grain, unroofed and blew
down houses and killed catlle, The loss will
reach over 1 150, 000.
, The new Virginia funding bill has pas-ed in
the State Senate ayes, 20, nays, 5. The pre
amble opposes increase of taxation, recognizes
tho iieoe-ixity of preserving and insuring the
continued exist once t.f the' institutions of the
Sta e, including the public school system, aud
exprising wiliinguotw aud anxiety to restore
the former equalitv of the public creditors by
distributing rateable among them the entire ex
cess of public revenues derived from tbe pre
sent rate of taxation, after a moat economical
admiuiutrdtion of the State government.
A partv of men who were lynching a colored
man at l'ensacola, Fia., for assaulting a little
girl, were fired upon by a sheriff's posse; one
man w lulled and live were dangerously
wounded.
It is reported that Sitting Bull is preparing
lor another inaan war.
Ous Johnson, a white man, was hung in
itome, ua., lor tne murder or uamel A, 1 ford,
a colored man. The cause of the crime was
Alford's refusal to hurry in taking a .tUtboat
across tneuoosa river to Jonnson, who there
upon shot him dead. Before he was hung
Johnson confessed that he had murdered two
men aud helped to kill two more.
The hard money league of the West met
at oiiioago and issued an address to the peo-
-ple of the United States, opposing "all paper
lunation ana consequent depression ; in favor
of ooin and paper of equal value and equal
purchasing power, and convertible into each
other at the will of the holder.
From Washington.
The President has nominated John V. Ilovt.
of Wisconsin, to be governor of Wyoming Tei-
mory.
The act amending the laws granting pensions
to the Boldiers and sailors of the war of 1812
and their widows have been approved by the
iresiaebt.
The director of the mint has informed tho
TTctlse committee ou coinage that the capacity
. f the miuU would be doubled by the erection
f two new mints and the reopening of the old
mml at fiew urieans.
Senator Morrill, of Vermont, recently called
sip in the Benaie the um to provule for a com-
uiHsiou on the subject of the alcoholio liquor
trallio. It authorizes the President to appoint.
by and with the 'advice of the Senate, a com
juUmiou, of live persons, who shall be selected
boltly with reference to personal fitness and
capacity for an honest, impartial and thorough
iuveHtiLration into the alcoholio liquor traftio,
primarily, in its relations to revenue, and also
to taxation, and its general economic and
ciimtilio respects in connection with the public
ana general welfare or the people. me o nn
fniHBtuiieTB are to serve without salary, but tho
1 appropriates 410.000 for the ueoessary and
! ieutal expcuHfcs of the commission. The
was adopted.
. raooiit meeting of the cabinet tbe prill
' joot of consideration was the draft of
irpared by Secretary Evarts, aud to
'lit) governments of all the Latin
nniou countries. Tills In In accord anco with
tho section of the silver bill, providing for an
international "onreronoo to determine tho rela
tive values of the bi-me'allic standards.
The House committee on post-offices and
post road has under crnxideration a t ew
scheme f r the clansiflcatiau of mail matter.
The stato depaitment has received official
intelligence, from Constantinople, of the dis
continuance of the blockado on the Black sea.
The House committee on education and labor
has instructed Mr. Goode, tbe chairman, to re
port a bill providing that the net proceed of
sale of public land shall forever be conse
crated and set apart for the education of the
people This act is not to have any effect to
repeal, Impair or suspend any law authorizing
the pre-emption of publio land or the entry of
public lands for homesteads, nor as limiting in
any manner the power of Congress to alter or
extend tho right of hnmostead upon such
lands, nor shall it be held to limit or abridge
the power of Congress over tho publio domain
or interfere with granting bounty lands.
The President has nominated William S.
Choate to be United States judge for the
Southern district of New York.
The first batch of new silver dollars ten
thousand in number was received at the
treasury department, and three thousand of
them were paid out in exchange for gold. Sec
retary Sherman, by whose order silver is only
to be sold for gold, take the ground that
to sell it foi greenbacks would make the latter
payable for customs duties which, he states, is
contrary to law.
The House committee on banking and cur
rency ha agreed upon a bill providing for the
issue of silver bullion certificates in denomina
tions of 10, 20, 50, tlOO and 1, 000 each,
representing 412lj grain, and receivable with
out limit for all dues to the United States.
Messrs. Hardenbergh, Fames and Chittenden,
of the committee, voted against the bill.
A dispatch wa received from the Uni'ed
States consel-general at Havana, recording
the death of Hon. John E. Leonard, member of
the Bouse from Louisiana, who about a fort
night previous had been sent by the' President
as a special commissioner to Cuba to inquire
into the alleged kidnapping of colored men
from Florida.
Foreign News.
A London dispatch savs : Trustworthy pri
vate advices from India state that the Moham
medans are greatly excited in consequence of
the overthrow of Turkey. Serious trouble is
even apprehended unless the government takes
some antl-ltussian action shortly, it is be
lieved that 200,000 Moslem vo'unteers, to serve
against Russia, could be raised without difficulty.
About fortv miners wrra killed liv an ex
plosion in a colliery near Bolton, England.
The kins of Greece was entertained bv Gen
eral Grant, at luncheon, on board the United
States steamer Vandalia, at Athens.
Cassagnac, the well known Frenoh editor
of fighting proclivities, has fought another
duel with a Republican deputy, at Paris.
The storerooms in course of erection at
the Woolwich dockyard, London, sovering an
acre of ground, suddenly collapsed while the
laborers were at work. Hundreds of the
workmen were buried in the debris. All were
quickly rescued, but many of them were seri
ously injured.
Thirty-six persons who were attending a fair
at Brest, France, were drowned by the capsiz
ing of a barge.
Subscriptions for a new issue of 50.000.000
roubles were opened at St. Petersburg, and
tbe amount is said to have been immediately
subscribed.
The Power have agreed to have each two
representatives in the Peace Congress.
CONG KENSION Ali SUMMARY.
Heaate.
A large number of petitions remonstrating
against tho transfer of the control of the life
saving service from the treasury to the navy
department, protesting against the passage of
any bill to impose a tax on incomes and urg
ing to appointment of a commission to inquire
into the alcoholio liquor traffic were presented.
. . . .Tbe House bill making appropriations for
tne west roinc military academy was reported,
. . . .Mr. Oonkling, from the committee on com'
merce, reported a bill in aid of a Polar expedi
tion designed by James Gordon Bennett. . . .
Mr. Blaine addressed the Senate in regard to
the Halifax fishery award of 95,500,000 against
the United States, urging that the award was
excessive and should not be paid. - A bill pro
viding for a commission on the alcoholic liquor
question was passed oy a vote or tj to 11. Ad'
lourned.
Mr. Thurman, from the committee on the
judiciary, reported a bill prohibiting members
of Congress from becoming sureties for govern
ment contractors. .. .Mr. Conkling called up
the Senate bill in aid of a Polar expedition,
designed by James Gordon. Bennett," and re
ported from the committee on commerce on
the previous 'day, aud it was passed unani
mously without debate. It authorizes the
secretary of the treasury to issue an American
register to the vessel purchased by James
Gord n Bennett, under the name of Jeannetto,
and also authorizes the President of the United
States to detail with their own consent, com
missioners, warrant, and petty officers of the
navy, not to exceed ten in number, to act as
officers of said vessel during her first voyage to
the Arctic seas i provided, however, that such
detail shall be made of such officers only as the
President is satisfied can be absent from their
-regular duties without detriment to the publio
service. .... Tbe bill oreating in the United States
treasury a sinking fund to pay the debts of the
Union Pacific- and Central Pacific railroad com
panies was debated. After executive session
the Senate adjourned. j
The House bill making appropriations for
fortifications and other works of defense was
reported Mr. Kellogg introduced a bill to
establish a mint at New Orleans A bill ap
propriating (150,000 for damage done to the
property of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South during the war was reported favorably.
... .A letter from tbe secretary of the interior
in regard to the timber depredations was read,
and Mr. Blaine made a speech criticising the
course of Secretary Sohurz in collecting one
dollar per oord, stumpage, in Montana. . .The
West Point appropriation bill was passed with
some amendments. Adjourned.
Mr. Yoorhees, of Indiana, introduced a bil
providing for the payment of all customs
duties and all other debts due the United
States in legal tender notes at par, except in
cases where it is otherwise expressly stipulated
on the f aoe of the obligation or contract. Re
ferred to the committee on finance. ... After
further discussion on the Pacific railroad sink
ing fund bill the Senate adjourned.
House.
Mr. Springer, of Illinois, offered a resolution
authorizing the committees on f-xpenditures in
the several departmeuti to employ each a clerk
or expert pending investigations, and the com
mittee on postwihoeB and post roads to employ
two experts. Agreed to by 133 to 104. . . .After
debate the House passed the deficiency appro
priation bilL It appropriates 16,500 for tem
porary clerks in the treasury ; f 20,000 for
clerks to investigate fraudulent land entries,
etc.) f 25 ,000 for olerks in the general land
office to bring into the market the public lauds
in Arkansas, Louisiana. Mississippi, Alabama
and Florida ; and f 4,000 for lighting and heat
ing the pension office. Adjourned.
The bill authorizing the issue of a long bond
for the investment of savings was referred to
the committee on ways and means. . . .(The bill
appropriating money for the payment of
Southern mail contracts, for services rendered
prior to 1861, came up and provoked a pro
longed discussion. Mr. Willits, of Michigan,
read from the Confederate archives to show
that eighteen of these claims had been paid by
the Confederate government. He also quoted
from a report by Mr. Keagan, as Confederate
postmaster-general, in which he credited him
self with 5l)2,0oo paid on aocouet of services
rendered prior to May 81, 1861. Mr. Reagan,
of Texas, said that he had not seen any of his
reports since the end of the war. but if the
gentleman from Michigan, Mr. Willits, was
right, he would concede to an amendment so
as to exclude from payment such contractors
as were paid by the Confederate government.
Mr. Blount, of Georgia, felt it to be bis
bouuduu duty to say for bis section that he
would Lot oast bis vote to pay any gentleman
Torcirrying mails iuthe South who had hither
to been paid by the Confederate government.
Withont comiiig to a conclusion the House ad
journed. Mr. Ewing, of Ohia, offered a Jo'nt resolution
proposing to amend the constitution so a to
authorize the issuing of au indefinite amount
of treasury note to be used to retire United
State note not bearing interest, and to reduce
the interest bear. ng debt, and to be legal tender
except whr existing contracts call (or ooin.. . .
The diplomatic appropriation bill wa 0' nsid
ered in committee of. the whole, when Wr.
Hewitt, of New York, attacked the recent fish
eries award, and assailed the policy of President
Hayea. ... A joint resolution fixing the time for
paying whisky taxes was reported from the
committee on ways and mean.. . .The naval ap
propriation bill wa reported. It appropriates
14,043,648 A resolution Inviting the Presi
dent to recognize the Dial government, in
Mexico, was offered, but objection wa made.
An evening session for general debate was
held and the House adjourned at 9:50 P. M.
The consular and diplomatic appropriation
bills came up for discussion. An amendment
restoring tbe pay of first clam missions to the
original amount was rejected ... .Mr. Reagan,
of Texas, made an explanation in regard to the
subject of proponed payment of mail rout'
contractors in the South for services rendered
previous to the war. He stated that he had
forgotten about tbe legislation in the Con
federate Legislature regarding the matter, and
hoped the House would not consider he had
been dealing unfairly with it. Mr. Conger, of
Michigan, 1 disclaimed any intention to reflect
upon Mr. Reagan in the matter. .. .The bill
? ranting an American register to the Pandora
or the Bennett Arctic exploring expedition
wa passed. Adjourned.
The bill to extend the time for paying the
tax on distilled spirits in bonded warehouses
was discussed and amended so as to require
that the tax paid shall be the same as when
put in bond. Adjourned.
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for alt diseases incident to the period of teeth
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cures wind colic, regulates the bowels, and, by
fiving relief and health to the child, gives red to
he mother. It is an old and well-tried reniodv.
Why He Wouldn't Mnrrv Her.
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H, ha ! What's the mattor with her nose ? Is
it too short, too long, or crooked which?
You're too fastidious, younir man. A woman
may be a sharming wife and have one of these
deformities " It isn't anv of them, old fellow.
The fact is I like Kitty like to look at her and
taiK to nor but any closer relationship I could
not endure. Her nose is too odoronsl"
Unfortunate Kitties should use Dr. Sage's
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Eroperties of which instantly sweeten the
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mild, soothing, and healincr effects the most
inveterate cases of catarrh promptly yield.
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A Result of Obstructed Dljrentlon.
Among the hurtful consequences of ob
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the blood, and since a deteriorative condition
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The signs of improvement in health in conse
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Milch Cows 40 00 (470 00
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flheen Mis (4 05
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Oats Mixed Western. 4 (4 86
Oorn Mixed Western 49 (4 B3
Hay. perewt 66 (4 fcO
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Bops 76's 01 (403 77'a 1 k (4 14
Pork Mks 10 '.6 (410 61
Lard City. Steam 07X(4 08V
Flail Mackerel, r-o. 1, new It uu (411 OU
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