Willamette farmer., March 25, 1881, Page 2, Image 2

WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, MARCH 25, 1881.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EASTERN.
Ilnslnrss Hlalrittrnl.
Nr.w Yoiik, March 10. 'I lie PuUle's ex
change for the accomt week of March were
naturally inncli smaller than for the week
ending .Mirch Mh, anil they exceed those nf
tho corresponding vteclv of Lutjcr atucrv
city except twn, whero the decrease was in
significant This fact, a regain of ILAjxt
tent, in aegrpgito exchanges outside nf ow
York, intuit lie regarded a urpri-ii.g if it ia
considi red, lint, that extraordinary storms
have caused al nost a total blockade ol the
lima of tniuportation in certain rcifioiis, nnd
pirtictilarly nliout Chicagi nml Milwaukee;
second, that the rango f price ia fully 1- per
cent. below tint uf March, 18W), ami third,
that thu rt cent violent a'lO.U in vthe money
market has Umlvil to cause much' hesitancy
in liu-iniM up 'rations Under the circtim
tatics, tho unusual iinnniinity of increase,
nml thu magnitude of gain nt ninoiif tho priii
tipil cillca, inaku thu itttiiii essentially on
mnraiim":. Kxchati (a for the ttck end iiu
March lith nt San Prnucuco, mid March IL'tii
at other cities, wcroi
New York 81,020.007.110(1
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'Chicago
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Kn.iani City
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Hartford
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Mexico City to tho Pacific, and $10,400icr
milu on the line to the northern frontier. 'I he
Government will hogin to pay tho subsidy on
completion of the firat 02 nulea on thu line
from Mexico to lie Pacific. Freedom from
import dutiea on all aupptiei nceelrd in con
a ti notion of tho road la guaranteed hy the
Government. Passengers and merchandise
in transit are not to be taxed, or maila either,
nil of which will he freed from customs or
port duty for at ycara from completion tinea,
and from all Federal Htato and local taxes
for CO ) cars alter completion la guaranteed,
'o Indemnify the Govtrmncnt auiuist failure
I 1 Imllil th Inn-, the nartic aakins the conecs-
alon tlirnuuh James Sullivan, donoalted 300.-
000 in the National Monte DeVicdcd which
ia to remain on deposit until 02 miles from
Mexican Ciiy to the l'acific nro tomp'ctcd.
1 lie amount can lio witmirawn ami sutislltu
cil then for an equal amount of firat mortKiged
bonds of tho It. H. Co. 'llio entire lino
when completed will bo ab lit two thousand
uiilra long.
The Jltintlllmn al u has information from
high ollict.il of the Deliver nod Hio Urando
Company that the road will ho completed to
Laredo within two years. Tho line ia imw
finished to Hanla Cruz, New Mexico, and ia
bring vigorously pushed sou tliu aril. An in
completed ru.id from Corpus Ch Isti,
Texna, at thu mouth of the ltio Grande, to
I,ii e do has -itinilj been purchased by the
llenvir ami Kin Ormolu Compiuy, and a ID
inilo gip in it will be finished n apeedily aa
zrnilings and track 1 tying cinbu a'cotnpllsl vd.
When tho work is ilouu it mil nllord ioiiikc
Hon Ktttcen T,t cdo m.d ()acatnn, New
Orltnm and other Gulf port", and Iw of great
nid in t-.inKirlallon of supplies, iron, etc., to
the co itractora on thu .Mexican Imu pri per.
The Hlrira uf V-s lurk.
.Wvv YuliK. Maich 10 -A Inyo meeting
of iliu vi ry beat citircus was hchl t'j.niulit in
Loop, r llistitiltu to pint-at nirnliist tuu till
clean iiinditi n of thu strict".
i lliiiutiitii Mini's limlr lilllliill
.1 W Maekuy eoittribtiteii f.'.,000 to thu
Gunt Intnl. v
present him with 10,000 on hia releaae. An
appeal with this in view will be made to
America.
At an executive meeting of the land league
held here j csterday, Kev. Mr. Hjlott, a prot
eatsnt clergyman from llclfast presided. Thus
by charity conciliation, brotherly feeling,
broad patriotiam mid good sense, all tending
to tink the memories of the feuda of the past
ages utterly out of night, and to bring Irish
men of all unctions and persuasions together
on nno common platform. The land league,
with the muttoea "down with landlordism,"
"down with rent." "down with Ml forma of
robbery of labor." uprcari its standard and
advances into the 'uture.
fouei;.
T..UI .
tOutaido of
New Yolk
.si,,.,ii7,:ni,:i
s jii),i:ii,:i;,-i
'I In) return cilia for llttlu comment, bic.uiao
tho partial Interruption of hiisimsa has af.
foctiil'triinsact ems very uucipijlly at ditlcr
out ciiii , and tn ty leadily account forgicnti r
divcr.itic in ii.iuipari.ini thin netu illy
npptar.
Ilriilul Mulrnxr.
FnlcT Wiiiitii, Texaa, March IH. Frank
Vnr.ier, n nuru, nftir tvrrihly choking, boit-
.lug nml gagging I, una IMiaon, n h mda uiu
And ipiitu accomplished j iiuim hdy Using tun
iniiua noni una city, lirutiilly nutrngeil h r
mid llud, hut una pursunl by friends of t hi
any, cipuire.l .mil loilguil in JjiI llu till
probably bu l)nclud.
Mrnnliir ttllln'a ( iiiiiinlllrr tssluniiirnl.
The rmised committee, lista projuriil by thu
Itupilbbi-au eaiieua nsaii;ua Senator Milhr to
poaitiotiN on foicigu rvlatioua, naval nllmrs
nml nulling cominittcea, llu u nt liiat na
signed to tlincoiuiniitej on commeriu in plicu
.Senator .lone", of Ncvnda, who was truia
feiiml tt thu foreign relitl'ilia coiuuiitlie, but
lt was ilia. in in id tint thiamrniiguiueiit uoiild
intiiftirn Wfh .Siiutor l'arlij'a letuntlou on
thv o unuureH which inner inelud a two luciii
bviH 'imui ihn a linn Slittn, Sunator .loins
waned hit prcfetumu mid the mucin paid
-l!u. Milliir thu coiiiiilitneut, irv uiiiiauilf i
n in Sun itor, of placing him upon thu for
uigii rcla'lcnn con, until o, w lulu Jiiuua n till ua
to thu fuiiuiitlii) on ciiinini rer, holding iil-ii
Jiii f iurr Kiitiou on thu Ihmuc'M eoiiiuiittio
liu wciiiiiiiiL' n il mill in tliu iiiiuuiittiu on
ront'iigi nt nxp use", lilch giis him o
nniiuil elirk .unl n inmiuittiu room Thu
bllsiliesa of thu iviuitnittiu oil folelill rull'lous
will lx of iiuc'omiiioii intenat and liup.rt.iii .
to Ci'ifori.li ihia session, and pn. Lib's
throilchoiit thn pirauut C ll 'rusa, as thu ''hi
Ulan tlt.itna.iio (o Ihi ncraiu conaidereil ami
rexirtid by it, nml in thu near futuiu thu
cci'iinilttni will lo nilliil iixiii to liandlu such
ntliir liiiHirtaut luutliiHls as thu Intel Ocu iu
iuiiiI iinstliMi n id Mm tioitiui that am to Ihi
ncgotiittil for tho iluilopmcnt of iiuimcro
mid tin full pnitiotion of Aiii'riinn industrial
.fiutirpri-c ii ,M xico,
(lur Kjinpsllir liirn lain!,
T hit xirilarv i sta'o lias nvtitttl fnuii
(leniral Foster, United Mt. lis liiiuiatir nt St.
l'eti raburg, tliu following!
To Hindi", aucri tary at Wnshingtoui I hit
miuistur for foruign nirUrs si.s tint the em
Himr ia profiui .iludly touched by thu uprua.
siniia of ajtiipilliy m thu Inisident unit Suiatii
of oiir rniiiitr, forvshicli tho doojnsid ein
ienie piofe.H unccru uittcm and uinieat
irirodahip It ia a legacy lift to I'mpirur
Alexander 111, nu I which lii unjeaty, in nu
cord with thu Itu.sian intion, nc.ipta from
, thiMle't)i4 of Ida heart.
.tilgucil) rOSII'.lt, Minister.
lo be Inkru lo rw lurk.
At thoriiiuat(if tho family of Gm. I'pt'ii
wlmduainil his leiiiilna to bu bioiic'lit ei-t,
Soclittn l.inm'ii t.day aulliori1 (leu. Me.
Dowtll li 'ill graph' tn detail tvui illkiin
f rum thu dis iion of thu 1'acllU t iKCOmMii)
llio itiii ilo a to New York,
llie Hrvlrnii Hull ii m Hrltritir.
Sr. lu ia, M ircli 10 Flu' .'rjiiicWiriiii to
iiiurcow will p.ibliah nn article nu thu narrow
giugo ritiliiKtd Uni of Mt'xiiit, which gitus
inform iti hi iu' iH'foru ma In publio. Thu
statoini'iit ia iliiisud from thu liightot author.
Ity, and mi) bu itdioil uhiu 'lh Muxium
gocriiiu-iit hi granted ir) liKnl suUidios
to th prujie tois of the unti riirisu, who lui"o
oiganu d mi lur thu name of the .Mexican Na
tional ('.instruction Couiptny, with e'Guv
Hunt, n( Colorado, as uikiuer, and Gin, J.
l'.iluur and .lames MiUitau ivcupying
high p'silioua Tho rad ia to bu known aa
thu Muxiiau (utra,l, iiid will lu partially iu
cateiisioit of thu lUnvirand ltio lirnnde nivl,
alth ugh under illllcrvut orgaiiKatiuu, Under
the pnitisl 'lis of thit grant, thu Muxican Na
tl mil C'listriut'oii Cnuipan is required to
build llrt an inter-tHcaiiio lino from tho City
of Minimi to thu I cilioiK'eiiii, passing through
Tallica, Mirasatto, Aonuliora. MoiUa, .
iiioiu a'id ltpiudail 1 1 Mtuttmllu, orbctttt'ii
tha.t point and Niwdad. Second, an Inter,
nation il lino from tho City of Mexico til the
northern fiuiitirr, coiuimiioiug ou the uut
tlosirab'o i.iint butwicn Maiuvstiuaud Morlen.
then through Stu l.iit l'otiui. Sallita ami
Monterey tu ltredo on tho ltio Grande, or
Itctwceu that isiiiit auJ hUglo I'ai,
Although tho grant was issuinl lat Fall,
I ut fun, it any, ot tho details he iK'tn pub.
lished, Thu ixniipanv is ni(iiirsl to compluto
277 Wilis of road try two ea.rs. The inter.
iH-eaiuo llnu must bo completed within tit o
years, mil thu lutiruatioiul uithiu eight
years, from Ust Sciitomuer. Tho rmpuirtxl
gaugu is thtiu Knglish fiet. 'llio i-oinpany In
traiisfuriiig any of its. rights it ni)iurvel to
tnuih the lino U'dno any part of It can bo
alitnatttl.
Any et'iur cimiictiiy rccvltiiig such tra-s er
must Into a eipit il stock id mi lrss than ouo
milium dollars, tun permit, of which mutt
I iiml in mil nihility luuitnl to pai a'
on tliirv. I'udtr tho sutxitlv juxtpir, tho
fiuxiiiiuiiiit gnoa tio (iiinp.inyU,i P'r
mile ot road constructed on the It : lom
Irrlsnl nf liiiinluriiiils,
Iinmigmita arrived to day, 1,1 It. A Itrgu
iiuinber of German farm hinds are awiiitinif
employment ntC.xstlu G iiden.
Irnllors.
Ill thu prosieiition of tho kroncra of the
gambling and disorderly houses it hua been
ascertained, aayi the Trihuut, that tw agents
of tho society for tliu pretention of c imu
ttcro iu thu htbit of Hiving uoticu of visits of
tlm police an that law -I ruikcra were enabled
tu defeat tliu ends of Jit-tlco.
HnllrniKl Hlnlrinrnl,
Mll.WACKU, Maich 18. -Thu annual rrnort
of thu Chicugo, Milnnukiuand St. Paul Kail-
wilt will ahow ,'UI 710 per cent, increase in
thu pas-engir biisiniss over thn preceding
yuir, ami ., ,1 IU per cent, inerca.su In tlir
fluiuht biiaiuea..
Ilir liiiulmt i lilriiuit MNngrrrrsl.
ClIH'Min. March IS. 'Iliu collections for
tint G. rgim Sangcrfcat to be held lieru in
.Iii'iu, amount to $.V).0(M), ami tloio ia every
iiulicntioii tint thu occasion trill Ua note
worthy for ita uisunitiide mid attrcesa
A litslly llullillnil.
Thu count of tliu expense of I sibling tho
now eitstom bouau and lost olll;e alioiia thu
tuiount t'tbu8.t,itll),00().
hi. Louis IjiiiiI I riititl lAiiissiiirs,
Wasiiimiisis, MiiicIi lh. Tna on thu re-
inminiiiilatiou of Seen ttry Schum that thu
St, liuii land Bindl.s wirt art titled. Thn
secretary obtaiul thu iuforuintio'i on which
hu tict'd froma friind. It ia belintcil nt tins
laud ntlicu tliA ring liiiviifriiidulintty obtained
tuba to liir.ru than a million neri-s of jniblio
Inula, ino.t i f which they lute sod to iniin.
cent auttli'ia.who therefore liiivu no valid tiMu
to thn bind, they occupy. (Imvinent olh
cinla say that it rvata w ith the at iSi tary of thn
interior nml tin itttoriiuV'gi uural to ibcid"
w hitther t IV il suits shall ho lieguii nt once to
vmatu titles to tin no hllli" Ilia lieli veil
thnt vihatuvur ia iliternilind upon, It will bo
an arranged (lint thu blow shall not fall
hmily (iimiii thousands of dii-anl actthrs
whoso httllirto intuoly liudiapinril title n to
thur bomia inn ruudtrud iutolvtal by tins ex
I osiire.
tluui'i KlHB" .lnsr tt.rassil.
N.tv Yiiiik, Marth IH. W. II. Vniuhrliik
a tils fin KuiTipo April lltb, nud .lames K.
Kia'iin is giini" nbrtud iliiring tho latter pail
of tho sanio month This ia c"iiaidtrtil na nu
iiuli'Mlnii that thu market will not fuel the
Inlluenoa of their support for snmo time.
Talk rnit t xlm KeaUa,
WAaiiiMiTON, March 18. -Tho talk aUait
nu extra ac.sion of Cougrcs.s is increasiug, and
diiriutr thu lust fuwdava tho nuntinent to
priH'tiro thu isauaiito of )xsidiiial call for
' . t ... - t....l.. ..-1 1 l. -......!. rl.
OUO IISS t'Vlllt'OIIV icmiieil imiicii illuKtll I IIO
uiiuBtiiiii will nri'bnblv oooiu up for cmtsidera
: 4 ... ........ m . m1....u. ....iit!... m..l . m
ClOII ill fc4-lll"l l', V-,,,V l.ll,llj, MM-. ,
t'xp ctttl that a dicislaii will bo luailu at thnt
timo, Miauwhllit thu ihanees for nnd ngtinst
tliu is.iuiico ot a t nil aeeiu tu lw pretty
tiUilly dividuil, for although tho general
drift of Itupublitaii sentiment in Contiross op.
rosea nu extra so'sion, nud nlthoiigh I'resi
tli'iit Gartlcl 1 h thua far beenavir-ota is.
su'nvj the propnsed call, sovumlof the stroni:
est ptrty liwdurs nro asking for it, ami Si ire
ta.y HUini! Ins aUntt uoiicludot tt exert his
imwcrfiit lull tciK'g in tliu same direction.
in liitrrrstlns I'rtft.
Gen. lli'itj. Uncolnwas tho first secretary
of vtar. Il vv.ta nppoiutod ill 1781 Tho
Ut aecrvtarv of war is Hobt, l.liicilu ap.
pointed iu IS5l Just ono hundred vjlh dif.
feront'ubifv.uii the ibtca of apt diitnient.
A pic'tiint of tho llrst secretary haiicaupon tho
walls of tho lUpirtinent, and u picture of tho
present secretary w ill bo laced along ai lo of
it Si fir as is known theio la no buml of
rrlttionship Wtwttli tho two seoretarvs.
Irltas Vues
Ntw YnliK March 18, Tho Inah llorif
has a ape-cial eablt dispatch from Uublin, con.
taming tho following iutsi Thuty land
letfuo ibiifs aio now iii piison, Slitridau,
thu ingaiiun. w-i am stud jestenlay it Tub
be rvurry. His vvifo was im her tluath btsl.
Itiidlonlisui ia now rampiut, and landlords
aro serving suno prisoners with writs, for
Kick routs, in jail.
bind inuetings were held last Sunday in
tlfci'un cosntits, mid wtru attciidtMl by grrat
multitudes. 'Ihute nu e lings wero clmraotiT-i.-d
witliimnieiisoeuthusiasni. brav o speeches
andstroiigaiiti'raiirtaUiidriiicingresolutfcuia.
'llits Irish peniplo aro inost diterniiiieil. and
will tight tho good light totholaat. Four
hundred tenants under Undlopl l'almtr, of
Mavo, havo struvk ;ainst the pa)iuent of
ix'iit on account ol thoarrwsts going on.
F.vietion notices aio falling in show era v or
Inland. Twelve liuiidrel writs nd eject,
uit'iits were servttl last week. 'I lie land
leaguu counsels tho ptoplo to resist to the
lvt. Tho consrspioiice. in ll likelihood, of
this general resistance, will Ihi largo numbers
of luiil ali s for iion-pav Hit lit of rent. W list
the landlords will itiiii by such result re.
mains to Iw scon. Tbtro is a general feeling
with ligard to ejectuients throughout tho
laud league that tho people should allow tho
e v w ions to Ule placo and that tho land
league should then iniiiiediately provide
houses on tho evicted farms.
I have just bad a Utter from poor luv itt,
llevvritcschcerfultv. but no politics aijt al.
Iou.,1. Not linu iHtor wonl aliout tho laud
iiui'sti Hi fr uii tho fituntler uf tho land league.
A tcstiui mial uioiciiieut lias started ltro to
A fiernian Hew.
JlriiLiN, March 18,tireat satisfaction ia
felt at the tenor of the circular from the Rus
sian foreign ollico. It is said to bo strictly in
conformity with an autograph letter from the
c'.ar to the empi-ror. Tho idea of holding an
Kuropean congress for the repression of an
srehiat intrigue is again ventilated hero.
The Monet try Couvenllon.
Thodtaftof a convention, to lie submitted
to th monetary conference, mentioned on the
loth mat. ia mltlier otlieial nor has it been
communicated to tho powers. The propor
tion of 1 to lot mentioned therein has not
been rcaolved upon by America and France,
who prefer tho proposed variable proportions,
nriinmllr Iniinit.
Sr l'fTHnin'iw, March 111. Tho amount
of (l)iiamito found in thu Nihilist mine was
eight pounds.
Ilir lliisslnn nillnl In Ilniirnlng.
Moiirnin" llsga hang from every building in
St. Petersburg.
MlillMs miurntiilntril.
I'aiih. March IS. I'lacinla coiiitratulntiiii;
thu nihilists nu tho ns-a'siimtion of tho czar
hivu been posted hero nml one nrrcst was
made.
I rutrr tylns li) I lull! rnlnfs.
1.IIMUIV, Mr.rch IS In tho Craver-Siott
match at thu end of tho ahootiint to-iiizht thu
acoru stood) Ciaver 7,801, Scott 7,703.
tn Arrrry.
St. I'lTiusiiuitii, March 18. Mlclinclou" is
tho iinmo of thu voiinir nun arrested nn the
10th iint, nt the hoiisu wherrt Kouaaaknfr oh-
taltinl tho bombs, llu " n peasant from tho
province nt Smoiciiak. 1'nrcrs toiliul In his
Iioaaeasioii mention both Cntherino canst and
.ittlo G irden street, in tho nrighborliood of
tho scene of tho car'a .assassination.
llliaslnii linns.
St. I'mKini'iui, March 18 Tlio Journal
Ue St. IVtursburg states, evidently olBcally,
that a tuanif'-ato will forthwith lie issued an
noiineiug thnt picitic viuttsaru held by the
now Cnr.
Twulv o pounds of dy mani'o liav u been found
In a initio nenr thu ev ir's palui u
It is believed that tho Grnml Duke Yaldi
mir ad t oca tea strong reprtsaivo measures.
Ilir jnl Vla)ur Miintrsl.
Iimmin, March 18. It is statnl tint forty
pounds cf povtilcrvtaa p.ickcd in tho box dis
cern rtd under thu Mansion bouse window.
The Lord Mavrhian iinmliir f telegrama
from tho Atflcneaii otlnnica congratulatiiig
nim Uxui bla eacapu. Ho has nlso reccivtil
tliruatciiiiig letters.
War 'ernllu;iii sloiitli .trrlra.
NrWi'variK, Natal, March IS. Desnitu
prtiee negotiations, lint isle, troops are bring
vigorously pushed towanl tho camp nt .Miami
I'rosiiect, and it Is airiroi'd that tlf IhHraitru
aro fortifying I-aiiitniisnek. Thu fkicrs luvu
nckniivtlnUu that tliry lost .10 men in thelat
tlontMalolnllill.
I'rriutrulliiita for lite I'mii rlJ e .
St. 1'rTr lism'in:. Maah 18. Tho noly
of tho Kinmror will bo removed to IVtronp
miloviki fortieaa Stturdav. Att honsa-.,
sliopa and public buildings will bu draped iu
black and vtliitr. Thu xWi arched all
Iiouaus in t o neighborhoiHl of tlie Miclia.d
ndiitg school. All householder A, n. tliu
route which tho funeral is going to take are
prohibited ailmittiug strmikers into tlitir
dwe'lliiiga to witnriw the procession except (hi
thrir nun reaH)iiilulity.
Dluislriitis llrs-a Iu lite Dtr EjssI,
1W III IV, Mnrch III. I'ho towns of IiicIh.Ii.
on thu Wick, sea, an I'leudin ill Auatrii nru
rt'ortiil nearly nil ilcatrojcd by n'ro Jest.r
day. 'thrco huiulrcil and liftten houses, in
(lulling thu custom hoiisu nud foreign consul
litis weio burned at -nclioli,
litaSkrr dtatniirnl.
IiMHis, March 111. A Vienim enrrespod
dent states that thu rniort of tho resicnatk'n
of llarun Von llaymerlo ia false, llaron Vwt
Ha) merlo telcgniphnl a meaaaifu of coiuIoIcmu
to St Petersburg hnme liatuly after ho re
ceived news of tho assassination.
.la Irish r LaaUrsI In itrtilUiiil,
l.l ITH, March 10. lien custom otltrers
hoarded a vtMsel butded with oil cake fnan
New Orleans, a Ihix was discovered contain,
lug several thousand tnitridires. It is stated
that it was originally intended to ditchirgv
enrgo at Qii'enslown. Tho police havo Ukeu
charge of the cartridge.
St. PsTiMiit'lui, March 11'. As nt pns
ent arranged tho coronirAtioirof iheCxir will
tako place at Mo, cow nn the expiration of the
period of deep iiioiiriiing,the imperial part)'
remaining at Moscow until thu end of tho
J ear.
siillltitn' Itrtilt Intloraeil.
I.UMK1N, Mnr.li 18, Arcbbisbop Cruke,
of C.ishel, baa written tu A. M. Sullivan con.
gratulatiug him on his reply ta tho I.entin
Iiaatoral of Archbishop McCnbe. Arehhishnp
'roko -iys that ho uurtservcdly adopts Sulli
van's seutiiiie'iitsagiiiist Archbishop .MiCalw'a
nioustrt ua ini)utations,
Ilir I'laroti DhiHillns Malrh.
UiMuiN, March 18, In the Carver-Scott
match, at tho conclusion of the shooting to
night, oach man had made S,70.
lMt'lllV COAST.
The -u I tHUrlsrts Tvisaaae HltualUsi.
Svn Fiuncim.1i, March 10. Hut ono spot
charter hat liet'ii reported during the week,
and a them has hcei. fair inquiry fur tonnage
it is evident that ships are held with great
tirinne.li. For llio prvseut the tonuaga aitua
tioii it strongly iu favor of ships, as tho tleet
under engagement it loading rapidly and dit
fiigsgrd tonnago in port is light ami there art)
very' few ships due. The Knglish market also
shows improvement, but that far wheat has
obtained tho bene lit of this advance as large
sales hero conclusively show. Two v esse It
have been reported during tho week as char
tered to load at Wilmington. That port has
becomo quite a shipping point for wheat, ami
another exrof exports direct from Southern
port vv ill form quite an item iu our grain
ileer. Several vessels aro now on the w ay to
Wilmington with cargoes of coal, and' nn
double-illy most of them will load Kick from
that port with wheat cargoes. Hero char
terenaro acting with caution, and do not
seem diaposed tt pay rates asked, wl ah ac
counts for the light biitinesi transacted. Un
der these circumstance it is impossible to
give accurate quotations.
ITEMS BY TELEC.RAFH.
in search of the
ill bo )milt nt Charleston,
Czar's assassins
Have Mlslara lis I taut or WIM thrrrr si-
isats al hand It eurts IVu.-hi, iVus, l-roiiiliitls.
W luvi'ln,- Cou.h, liHis Inrlutuu, (uuii,tioii, snJ
all Tbrott suJXuicx IVaiplilnt. .V) veau iu t jt a bold
Tho Pope lias sent a letter of condolence to
the Czar.
Itennett will probably go
Jcannctte himself.
A cotton mill
capital $-100,000,
Nihilists claim that tho
havo not yet been arrested. .
A bill was reported in tho Houso at Albany
for fetnalo suffrage nt all elections.
J. Stanley Brown hat been appointed pri
vate secretary to President Garfield.
Mnhono will probably name some Virginia
re idjuator for tho ollico of at rgcaiit-at-arms
It is understood that tho President-will ro
nppoint Fred Douglass marshal of tho dis
trict. The Belgian chamlier of deputies passed a
voto of indiunatiou at tho aasassiiintisto of tho
Czar.
Tho City of Peking br ught 009 Chincto
passcitRcrs fruits IIoiiRkon to oan rraif-
Cisco,
Another strons shock of rarthuuako has oc
curred at Cacaiuiacciola. Many houses have
fallen.
Tho secretary of wr dismissed charges pre.
pared by tho pay master general against Col.
0. M. Terrell.
Operations have beuu resinned. The Brit
ish troops crossed tho river during the day.
A pontoon bridge ia being constructed.
An order has leen published hero piohihit
inir tho importation into Auatrii of swine,
pork, bacm or sausagis from thu United
States.
Tho Milwaukee nud St. Paul directors
havo recently dtclnt id n dividend of .IJ pur
cent, on Ixjtli cWa-us of stock, payvble April
'.'(Ith.
Among nominations sent to tliu Seiiato tins
It. J, Wats in, naval ollicer at Sail Finncisco,
and Geo. A. btcil, Postmaster nt Poitlni.d,
Gitgon,
lhu court martial on Knuasnkott will con
siat of six ollicers of thouuards. n commander.
corporal and pnvato from every sotudrou of
guaril'.
On Monday night. Senator Mnhono was
kopt np until - o'clock, receiving con
gratulatory telegrams from all parts of tho
country.
C. P. Mack, of Tuaco'a, was nominated to
day by Ieiuocrato of the Seventh district to
fill vacancy occasioned by Conger's election to
tho Senate.
Thoru is a deficit in thn Ashuclot, N. II.,
savings bank, probably amounting to $100,.
000 TrensurrrAlbeo has Afsigncd his property
to the bank.
Twenty-six national ranks havo rcdeposited
!,,VM,000 U. . bonds na security for cip il
Iitiug notes, half n million of which wire
iswnetl to day.
It has I ecu thought necessary tn follow the
pntelaniation ot rjuperor Alexamler 111., Iiy
n specisl ukato sumiiKiiiing the peasiuts to
Join iu alle'calu o Willi otlnr laitlilul subjects,
Joliii Tfeiltrr nml John .Mclilhlo were
found dead iu n cell in thu Haston penitenti
ary this inoriilinr. It Is thought that II. li
te r killcil .Melinite- anil then hangeil lilm-
.cir.
'llio detail of ollicers and men for tho Jean
nctto ac-irch expedition ill not bo niado for
sove r.il day s. It is believed that l.ieut. G. A.
Ilerry, V, S, navy, will command tho exposi
tion. An explosion in n tsy torpedo nnd small
lltoworksi factory. HSJ South First street.
llrqoklyn, recently, ilcmnlishcil asti all frame
structure an I iiijuicd se rural persons, hut not
fatally.
The .t.vHivl .'" aaya:1he grief for the
einn-ror ly tho Uusaiaii nation is luconsnlnble.
but if they require proofs of thp iinmonsity of
(iieir loss, iv ssoiiiu in. iiinnvouuiit; in utiuciicu
of coiulAletieo which lour ui from the sove r.
eliiii govirniiieiitsuud lutien.al representatives
ot tho worn.
Thu Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
railroad tiled articles cf incorporation on tho
10th. Tho capital at- ek placed at $.1,000,.
000, nnd is divided into .'MXOOO shares. Tho
oblrct it to build a broad iniiL-o rail
road from. Pueblo, via Colorado Springs, to
Denver.
Govcrniismt circles have entire contldeuco
in tho pacitio "ilicy of tbs kevr czar. It is
stated that ho will shortly- issue a manifesto
emphasizing; the niott i "Pence and harmony "
mill ileclinng his Intention toclevotu Mlnisell
mainlv to lute mil letorm
General Crook's died at New York on tli
17th.
Democrats in tho SmaU threaten to tlli
butter.
Tho now leeiu iu Paris Ilm been taken sev
eral timet over.
Thu illncvs of the king vl Sweden and Nor
way is thought to Ihi alarming.
Gen. U A. Sheldon, of Ohio, will be ap
pointed (lorirnor of Nuw Mexico,
Senator Kd'muuls has cone to Florida for
his health. He paired with Senator Vanco.
Grant's Mexico engagements will prevent
his lieing iTe'siiient oi iiw vvoriiis rair.vsso
riation, Kt itlish canltnlists lutru lietui sadly llecced
by a company which lavishly advertised tn
make cotleo out ot uaf-s.
A rfsiK-ctcd German naineil John Schmidt
comniitteil suicldo list aturtliy near Pout-
erty, by taking strychnine
An explosion nccurrud iu thu Kurekit ikv.
tier nulls, bear lWike-lty, roiiltiug from an
exp'nmelit. -o sonout tlamage.
There was a disturbance among tho Irish
soldier in camp at P.ldensliot, P.uglatid, ou
tho 17th; iiiany arrests vsero made.
An attempt to blow up the Mayor of Lon
don's houso was fortunately discovered by a
policeman, before any damago was done.
Gen. MrllikoiT hat sent a warning to the
Golns and Strana iuv.ipers for theirartiiles
iu reference to the accession of Alexander III.
Chief Justice Catou, of Illinois, protests
against theconfirmatiouof Stanley Matthew's
appointment cbielly on the grouud that ho is
uot a resideut of the circuit.
Great precautions have been taken for tho
snlety of 'the houses of parliament sin -e the
discovery of the plot to ldow up the Mansion
Home. The police in and around the build
ings havo been reinforced aud tho cellars ex-
amined.
.tninos .ttranhnn. a ntnneer Scotch resident
of San Francisco sad Y ctnrio. cast himself
Into the sea at He-acon Hill, Victoria, on the
Kith, and was drowiicel. Ho was upwards of
70catsof sKo and had met with heavy re
verses lately.
On the Ifith, Capt Glass of tho U. S.
steamer .lanrcstnwu, and Miss Johnson of
Oakland, Cal wero marrieil in the Ueformcd
church, Hunibolilt street, Victoria, by the
Kev. Bishop Cridge. The happy couple will
leave by the California for Sitka where Capt,
Glass' caiel is stationed.
Information was received from Washington
pointing to an extra session of Congress. The
effect of a call for nn extra session is variously
estimated by operators. Many thinking It
would have depressing influence, while the
Gould people maintain that it would have a
favorable elfcct.
Tho Kvcnitig Port learns that Blaino aud
Conkling are using their influence tn have an
extra session callod) that thus far the Presi
dent and Secretary Winitom have ti"t favored
such action, but havo rather opposed it; that
the wliolu subject will comu before the cabinet
nt nn early day and be decided.
Dispatchi s from tho Eastern and Southern
States ami Canada, state that St. Patrick's
'ay wns observed nioro quietlv than usual,
'ho p "occasion iu many cases being ilispcns.il
vi ith, nut'tings, i nines nud various amuse
ments, taking tho place of a parade.
Thn republicans hnvo decided to incren'o
tho miiuiicrahlpol thu iinaneucommtiii'u irom
0 to 11, ndding Piatt llio tltmocints will
mid Harris, miking it consist of Morrill, Sher
man, Ferry, Jon.s, I'll tt of New York, Iktv
aril, voornees, Heck, .Mollicraon nml Hants
Gun. Upton s remains will lie brought from
Presidio ou Saturday nnd taciitrd by troop"
from stttions mound thu biv. The v will bu
met Ity tho entire second bngade, N, G C,
and tho colllii uao rted to Oiklaml. where it
will lm si nt cast Sunday with a e,iunlof honor
from the 4th artillery.
All special dispatches stnto that Gen. Wood
lias infurmed uewsp pxr cories",iideiit thai
nt yesterdiy's piolonsed meeting, nt which
nil member of tho linor triuinvirnte wire
present, thu terms of tint B.itisb goveriimint
vtciutoon great extent accepted, llio Boers
ivaerviiu; ouo or tuo lnants for further con
sideration.
Beecher has nccoptcd an invitation to sprnl.
nt a mass met ting at Cooper Instltnte on the
2.11, under tliu auspices of tho Tranarnal
Doers sympitliy committee, to paas rvsolu
tions npprovinif tin) course of Pmi lent Juii
livrt mid hits followers, nml denouncing thu
pedicy of Great Brittiu toward the Dntch p..
trlots.
A mettiiiL-will bo held at Cooper Institute
to demand of the legislature reform fn meth
ods of street tteining, 'lhu cull is aigneal by
tho lamest and inostliillutntial array of nanit a
appended to uny public meeting call sinru tliu
wnr. Tho moreuieiitwna niitiatsd by trailing
physicians wlu ascribed tho stnrtling iiienaau
of mortality rc-coi els of latu to tie .onditicasof
our stlects.
Duncan Mcltttv re. of tho Canadian Pasth'u
f Itailw ay syudicnte, leaves for Kiropo to I
gone somu weciu ma i-tenia syuuiciite cus
purchased $20(000 worth of cass aim its
organization ."lOd.OOO railway ties mid the first
installment of steel rails for iistive work.
It hat nisei selected many of itt e-ajuecis and
construction hold1 men.
The social Islsrr party viho hrirtj-a c-ntrV
orcanizittion in Detroit, publi.liedu statoiiitut
r iidiatiiig all connection nud ty inpatliy with
Julius Schwab of Nuw York, nud bis savlnus
about tho assassination of Vntidcrbilt, GouIJ
and others. 'J rj denounce hit iittttrnnct s us
idiotic nud tdidiui.' to dufett tho nim of t'ett
party townids nirurlioiatin,; thu condition of
nvmiugmeu,
An encyclical letter has been .Wucd pro.
chiiuiiii! a Jubilcu from March I lltb to Nov.
1j(, fpr Kurooe, nail to tho cud of tliu ytmr
forthoTCttof thenorld.
Pan. Kruger iu kis letter to Presiimt Brand
ot Orungu 1 reo Stati-, exprca.esl grrat elesiro
for honorable teait-
In tin third stage ot the pigeon notch Car
wr beat Grnlium. 10 to 10, and Soott liest
(Sunlon, -10 to .10, A deciding beat aft 1C0 biriU
each was then sbt in four stage-. At the
becuiuiiiiig Scott was rather tho favosito in tlut
betting, Scoresi rrver2l, 18. 21, 10, total.
7'J; Scott, 15, 111, 24, 10, total, 7. Carver
this wins the champion cup and JCsVJO sUke.
Scott has challeuiiinl Carver ton match f , r
the cup and i'iO a side, tlio coittest to be
within two months Agcntlemauotlered to
bsit JC.'hOO that Scut would win.
A. M. Sullivan bos written a luttsr in ait-
kwer to the letteu paatoial of Archbishop I
-uccacM) in iomiiii, jib repuiliaies tho lilt
puUtion that tho- tulles havo put aside tht-ir
atueusty, ami u'liwi (ho arclilitsaop of in
suiting somo of tho most examplary devotee
of thu church.
Little coiifidrutt is felt in the animate site.
cess of the Gictia frontier negotiations. Ike
iorto is accelerating the eqninet of ro
serves and dispatching steamer to various
points for their traiisportati m. French awl
ltaliaii ambaaaadors are not in accord with
Goachen, lliitash amlaiaaador nnd Von llatz.
felt, German aiubxs.ador, regarding tho utotle
of procedure.
I'.xcavstiou o( the mino discovered near the
residence nf tho emperor wa continued. A
gallery lea Is fmin a shop t" the middle of
tho slr.et imd there aro lelcgraoli wires along
this gallert. Klemeuts for an clectrio bat e.y
were found in tho shop. Tho mine will lie
tloodtd ami its contents removed. The shop
w aa taken January last by a peasant named
lUroferuu and his wile, named ItolisolT, who
havo disappeared. Suspicion auaiiist him was
arouseil by neighbois seeing Holi.off smoking
cigarette a cust mi unusual with the peas
ant cUas,
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary tlio formula of n simplo veg.
etablo remedy tor tho spceely and permanent
er. fnr Coiikiiiiintioii. Bronchitis, Catarrh.
Asthma, and nll'l hi oat and J.uug Airection,
also a positive ami radical emu tor Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having t.sted its wonderful dilative liowcrs
ill thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
mako it known to his sulleiing fellows, Actu.
ated by this motive mid a elesiro to relieve
human sullering, J will send ffeo of charge ti
nil who elcsiio it, this lecipc, in German
French, or l.ngiish, with full eliicctions fo
preparing ami iiaing. Scut by mail by ad
dressing with stamp, naming this paper.
Qlli.U.vu, nu rowers jtiuut,
" W. W.
uolOinil
Jtochcstcr, N. Y.
Tho resort to Harvard has urown wider dur
ing the past fifteen year. The percentage of
students from outside of New Knglnid hat
increased; the resort from the Southern States
lias fallen ot), but the increased resort from
the Middle and Westeru States has moio than
made good this loss; the medical scho I is, aa
It has alw ay a Wen, essentially a New Kugland
sc'hooll and tho resort to the law school lias
somewhat narrowed of late, chiefly in conse
quence of a loss of students from the Southern
and Middle States.
Profesaor Bancroft, of Brown University, in
a recent address, commended tlio thorough
study of the J-higlish language to Schools. Ho
said that pupils should be taught Composition
upon a careful plan; the touiubstioii should bo
laid by giving to the puwl the work of the
best autors, and also a char ulta of what he is
expected to do, making him understand and
follow out the plan iu the simplest matters of
composition. Msny teachers, ho said, think
that the way it to write, ami he adds that
tuiletlnite nuns never accomplish any thing but
ludetiultu lesults.
W Don't Uke It.
Aincriean AiricuHurist,
It it impossiblo to attend many of the fairs.
coming crowded as they do, into tw o or three
weeks, and scattered far aud wide over the
whole country from Maine to California. The
last one wo were at reminded us too much of
a place to sell goodt at retail, rather thau a
display of the warts to pleaie mid instruct the
visitors, and a healthy striv iug for the prizes,
Mr. Smith was there occupying a permanent
plase in tho machinery hall with a soap to
cleanse the skin, and was calling upon everv
one who passed him to buy and try it. An
other man, Jones, the cutler, w as there w ith
a full assortment of Jackkuives. and u.
making it a point to close out his stock at
cost. hat riht has a drv euod or lt
itoro to the srace aud much of it in many
placet-in any building m an aericultiiml
intr. it e lau ici see now u neips agriculture
It is not for the greatest good ot the greatest
number. Shop leepers, wo should suggest
had battiri.il the rear and let their nlsc . t
tilled with thevso things which eanuot Ikj con.
atautlyon exhibition in the street wmdows
of tsvery ntyt lag or small.
.tuitusl I lower '
The imnicnso sale nml gleiit popularity of
Green's August Flower in all totv lis mid villa
ges iu the civ ilircd world has cnustel many
imitators to adopt similar names, exj cctlng to
reap and harvest for thcinsclvesnttho expense
of tho nlllicted. ,'lhls ineilicinu was introduc
ed iu IS08, and for the emu of Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint, with their cllecU, such as
Sour Stomach, Coativencsa, Sick Stomach,
Sick Headache, Indigestion' Palpitation of
tho Htart, vertigo, etc., etc., It never lias fail
cd to our knowledge. Three doses will rc
hov o any case of Dy spepsia. Tw o million bot
tles sold last year. Pnco 70 cents. Samples 10
cents.
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Eruptions, Bait ItKtatm, fiwslllngs, Dyspepsia,
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Nine-lenths of all chronic and .10111001-117
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culation of the blood, which depends greatly
upon the quality. If impure from "' ot
proper food, air, light, exercise, dungc of
scene, or from overwork, the whole system feci
it. Sometimes iti impurity Is indicated by ono
of the diseases named sometimes by acJoomy,
despondent, dull, Uzy feeling commonly culled
"THE BLUES."
Implying lack ef energy, debility, and general
unhappiness. Nothing is so magical in its
cfTccti as this KING OF THB BLOOD,
at once a tonic and alterative, so called becauso
It tones and alltrt the stagnant functions, anil
healthful activity results.
Numerous testimonials tlec genuineness of
which is guaranteed by our standing offer of
$1,000-and full directions can bo
found in the " Treatise " accompanying each
bottle. Trice $.oo per bottle. Sold by"all
dealers in metfitine. D, Ransom, Son &
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Ague Mixture
Chills and Fever aro permanently
cured by lr. Jayae'st Ague Mix
ture. With a littlo caro on the part
of the patient to avoid exposure, and
tho occasional uao of Jaynis Sana
tive PiLix.thls rcmody will bo found
to bo certain in lt operation, and rad
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other malarial dlsousoH It has an es
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and tho number of testimonials re
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intermittent and Remittent Fevers
aro effectually cured by Dr. Jajrae'
Ague Mixture. In theso oom
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