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1 Hu the fouds nd yoa wyi buy. K-jv; i J' VOLUME 5 NO. 85. INDIAN APO LIS, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1 1874. PRICE TWO CENTS.

i Our New Stock! We in n.Jw of And among It Are pome of the Finest and Prettiest Patterns of Pants EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY. Come in and Look Orer Our Stock. N. Y. 01 P.

C. St irmg New Goods in all Departments. II LACK HUAiHy STmPED SILKS. Dress Good of All Kind. Cloak and Shawl Department.

A BEAUTIFUL 8TC of rlioic- Kfylen In Paixlev HIihw If, aii.l EngiiHti Walking JnekcLsJ all the now au Polonaise, Taluia IA9IIIIKU i hoica new pattcrni; v(-ry incase Mtot'k of WOOL low An im ENS F.niili'h. 8vlrh and American nmnn lafcae. With au vxM'nieni''d Cutter, we warrant gtrawiit to fit. OrdeM aolicited and promplly Uelnld to. 1 We have removed our Dross Making Department tit the aecotid floor.

and proHwc to make this branch worthy of pHtrdnnce. Prices mixlerate. Orders solicited, and promily kept CO K. WiiNliiiiKton NtL, I ADAMS HATCH. OUSTAVU8 1TI.

VOS8, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Km. 8 to 11 Talbot Newln Block, Indianapolis, Ind. Will praitlce iu the United Mates and Biate Courv. Knorlal attention Riven to Corporation, llankrupt aud tommercial Law, and CoUeclion bf Debts. J'arkcr well) Shirts I the elicapest.

Collars the, cheapest. Parker cIN Neckties I the cheapest. SEE FOH X0U11SELF. 3Vo. a3 Went WaMUlugton Streef.

mm i -jjg. i inoR KENT A KUIIMSHED ROOM FOR A lady. 50 avenue. "TTWR KENT EMf H(iU8E 3 ROOSfS. AP-JI? ply at cor.

Walnut aad Mianourl street, ua tf 1RRT-TW I KFURNISHEb LODGING rooms for pentlcmu. ".12 Fa.Kt Market St. uh tf FOR RENT-FRONT ptUOM. lK.Mnnr.U UK unfuniUhod. with tnard, N.

East St. uh tf wEsi mary F)R KENT-OFFICE ROOM, land, street. Call at IM Etuit us of Waihinguou street. HrVjR RENT-TWO DOOMS. FURNISHED OR "unfurnished, with jboard.

ll West New York Mireet. EST NORTH i 1 11 rooms, by at. P. FaLNiAL.Ua., 48 East Wash- I so ilXIK RENT A- NICK FURN SHED PARLOR, gontlenietj, at 69 East Mary- and street. uh tt kLEEPUfot )R RENT G(X)D ROOM.

IN-coroer South 'I 1 us tf tiuire at Southsidi Drug atpi UUnofs. mm RtXIMS, EAST v.r Yurlr rfrti6. bctwiin Sioridian and JennsylvanU streets. 1 ul uh tt --v i ti V'V A "LAkJGE. PLEASANT FRONT room, furuished unfurnished.

1 76 East Waltuut 4 Apply at uu nt ri5ci-vTvi STORY FRAME DWELLING i.i a North DeWware street. Jos. A. Motuts it No. 10 Blackford's Block- us )1TrENT-TWO KEW STORK ROOM si, WITH dwrUitiir looms alve.

in Kaufman iwocs lludU dlanoU lnuulre at Biverside lrug fctore. uh ut 1 RENT-T1IE FINE STORE IN BRANDON br the Domesuc tsew- UiK'Maebtiie uomjvuty, ium jTm, dah 1 SENT-THE SEtX)ND FLOOR OVER 25 and North HlituUs street Suitable for Ice salutNt or resuwraut. Inquire at the office oi Beck ttolUran, East WashDigton Utt 1 I i TER90NAli DR. FARR, E. 8TRXKT.

trmta cHronic diaetse, BLocrs, a. M. to 9 J. TERNA TANNER HA OPENED A new Grocery an 4 Feel Store Uh a full istock'oo Athon, back of ta Blake street uo -iSERsoN aaokincTis'a badu abitTbut I Xl you will smokel for pity's take smoke rood iiuars, and buy them at 61 North niinoia st. ua tSkRSONAL ANY OKE HAVING ANY KIND jtf of scales out of repair eaa hTe then repaired Ti ih TFitt WatMwfrtnni street corner of Alahanm 11 ii a iha vi it urint I avniA.iiiKiiu) victims, who.

by carelessneai and exposure, hare necome aiuicwr w.i im. OoblV Konchitia, Larvngitis and Consumption anddrifuo on to certain destruction, to rally and ZVT AriMM lor Buoos' Throat and rble and reliable 'SEW k. 4ence. Old people 'Uk Handball cry for it Sold by arngytets. vnilTff prVWTLVAMA M.

ornrit tas K'st-ofhV'e. the best retail stock of Wjjj JT(H-rm in ui cub, kicch-u ivi l4ailVle- Gft. TX)UN ill a i j. u.w baa a laye stork of custtm made boots and suoes for ladws and at-nilemen, whk be is an to dispose of at ine prices. Call and exam- ft WLettCM simply to the number of a box, and without the nine of the party lor whom Intended, are not to be deliTered through the Port OOce, but tent to the Dead Letter Office, in accordance with Section 00 of 16C6, D.

8. Laws. 8ucb lUen In answer to advertiser! mart be left at The Kewa office to insure delivery. WAXTKD. ANTE HOARDERS, street AT 60 ALVORD nh st "I I ANTED A FEW HOARDERS, AT 91 WEST I Ohio ttreet uh of AKTfeD 110 FOR NEW LOCXOK, 149 Delaware st.

ANTED DIMSti ROOM liIRL AT 09 WEST Market street. ANTED A GOOD. COOK GIRL AT No. 2U0 North West street. ut ANTED-A SERVANT GIRL AT 665 NORTH Mississippi gtre-t uh of ANTED FURNUTTRE TO BE REPAIRED at Hi North Delaware street ti ANTED BUYER FOR FOLDING LOCNGK, 116; 143 North Delaware st om ANTED THRKK GOOD -DINING-ROOM irirufTminediMiely at I'yie House, ANTE1 KOA RDERS AT RK'HMOND TEM- rr.RASCF.

H'um-, West Georgia street, ANTED TO BUY 1 OR 3 KNIFE FEED uttTx, AiMre Newsompe, ustt I ANTED LAbiES WITH DISEASE. VDb. Fas, 6 EtYVash. rt 8 A. to 9 T.

M. ANTED TO TRADE AN UPRIGHT PIANO 'or a No. 1 safe family horse. South Me ridian tret-1. uus ti fANTED A GOD (HRL WITH RE(X)M meiidatioti, for cpiieral housework, at nib Cirt'le street.

(JIRL ABOUT 11 YEARS OLD IN i a unall family. Inquire at 17s WeU Wash npton utreet. i tt AITANTED-TO TRADE A SI'AN OF SMALL if tnuleN for a cikkI horse. Jn mires 2. West MuchlKan itreet.

ui ty llf ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD GIRL Vf for family of three. Inquire at 27i North Tennessee street. ui tt WT ANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family reference required 121 East Ohio Htreet. A IT ANTED SITU ATlON AS FIRST OR SEC ond cook in hotel or reatauEant Apply at t'8 South Illinois at reel. 1 1T ANTED IT KNOWN THAT THE MADISON Weekly Courier can be had at O.

T. Well's, (, North Illinois street na II ANTED GXM )D GIRL DO KITCHEN IT and dininir-rooni no washing. 28 Nuirth PeniiKylvsnia KtrecL us tt UT ANTED A GOOD GERMAN -GIRL- FOR icencral housework in a family four. Ap ply at 'Jdi ftorth ew)ersey street us ot 1 1 A NTED--TO SELL A PAIR OF HEAVY draueht horses, dark buys. at 6.v Vir ginia avenue, where the.

horses can he seen, ns of I ANTED ANY ONE HAVING ANY KIND IT of scales out of repair can have them re paired at 149 K. Washington corner of Alabama jit WA D-A PLEASANT KOOM, with toard. in a nrivate family, by a ecntleman and wife. Address, stalinic terms, H. E.

this Otlijie. ANTED TO RENT A HOUSE OF AliOUT 6 rooms in A good location, by a careful and tronint tenant Address Eldriduk. Man land Ktretj Uh W' 'ANTED TO RENT BY A PHONIPT TEN-ant a roh1 house, of 9 to 10 roomn, in a good location, convenient to business. Address L. News otlice.

us ot ANTED IMMEDIATELY ONE FIRsT-CLASS carriage smith at piece work if preferred. Indlai ianaiKjtis, East Market street Drew; PoVnd- STUNB 4 Co. uo ot 1 1 A NTEI) I RL IN SMALL FAMILY TO DO tf general housework. Apply at Hillman's, Pharmacist, corner St'Clalr street and Massachusetts avenue. uh WANTED-BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD, TO drive horse and work at house.

Must come well recommended. Wn. H. Frv. 94 soutn Meridian sireeu ustt 1 1 ANTED A BUYER FOR A FIRST-LASS skloou, doing a ood business.

For further particulars inquir Washington street of Shoemaker, lii East us st ANTED FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES." WB will buy some No. 1 notes, secured by first morlKage on city property. No. uj Blackford's Block. JOS.

A. MOOES 15 W' ANTED IV KNOWN THAT MADAM. MILLER, the fortune teller, remains yet at 78 S. Illinois st. She tells the past present and future.

Ladies Mc; gentlemen us tt ANTEIr-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH board, within 8 squares of 10 tast wasning- tou street Address or call at XU Jiast asningiou utreeL DEITRICHS iV ALRSg. us liTANTED-TO RENT A CONVENIENT HOUSE VY of or 6 rooms, by the 2ftth of March, by a uroiiii.t tavine icnaui. wiinin squares of Union benot Addrt-ss R. L. C.

this office un tf WASTE ALL TO KNOW THAT Jlno, Lu Koi as is at 353-East Market street pre- nared to remove cancer in from onb' to six hours tn V.I. II. 1 WlUlOUl pain. VfTANTED FURNI8HED ROOM. WITH OR VY without board, withfn 4 sViuarc of Circle, by two young men.

Private htrony preierreu: references given. Address A. Newajfflcepii of lTANTED HOUSE OF 8 OR 4 ROOM9. IN good neiuborhood, within 10 squares of East Market Square. Will pay 4, months in advance.

Call at Drew, Poundstone Co. carriage wciory. usot -i ANTED FURN ITU KE 1X EPAIR. UP-HourrrRiMG. Chair Caning.

Varnishing, and Job work of all kiuda promptly attended to. The cheiipest place in the city at 123 Indiana Ave. uv in Tlf ANTED-ANY NUMBER OK LADIES, AND Gents to use Briggs' Pile Remedies for the speedy cure of Internal, Bleeding, kxternal ana Itching Piles. We warrant a cure. Hold Dy amg- 11TAKTK1WA ARM AND UAKUtN HAHU, Work near the city and in German neighbor hood: would prefer man whose wife could do housework.

Inquire at room 1, Odd uhs Feillaws' Hall. WANTED AT THE INDIAN ArvLas BKAfttn, Gosi Phillips' Manufacturing Company. No. 133 Maryland street between ueiaware ana Alabama sfeets, ptirrhasers lor a nice aryioioi yeHlow pine flooring. oh i ANTED AT THE INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH, VY Goks Phillips' Manufactoring Company.

No. 1S3 Marylaud Delaware ana Alabama streets, purchasers for the best brand of pine shingles in the city. uh 1T ANTED) TO SELL A NEW ROVER VY Baker Sewing Machine, of any style de- Hfd at a hareain for cash. A purchaser can se cure a heavy discount from the regular price, AdV Huca uriamnll Klwl Affin. Ti ANTED lO.OlO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM Corns, Buuions, Bad Nails, Ac, to use Brings' Corn and Burn Remedies, sold Dy uruggisis.

These remedies are mild, safe and sure. Warranted not to inj ore the most delicate foot TT ANTED TH PEOPLE OF THIS CITY CAN purchase new or second-hand show cases of mie very cheap. I am also paying the aigneet oasn wkw for second-hand furniture. Call at my fur. niture sure, oj H7 ANTED hVtBiiwi'i iu jk.iu iQAi ik.

Pi.tneer Wall Paper Store" Js remoTed It opposite the Post- office where you will find the best retail stock of wall paper in the city. Come and see us. passu HORTUS. 1 i. Ph' TT avtedTt the indiax apous branch, NY Phillips Macufacturing No.

i i iwwn Delaware and Alabama SSSSaaA 1 UUnA D4 a rv streets, purchasers for the beat and largest stock of IXxrs, sLii, Blinds, Mouldings, Frames, Pickets, T7 ANTE1 ANY UEMIST, rni VY others to examine and UJst Bnggs' AlleTan- tor: the cheapest most wonienui. and certain cure for CaUrra yet dLwvered. fl.X) forfeited, when found different from representa tions. Sold by Druggists. i tITAXTFnTHlE nTI7FV Ci9 INDLANAPU- VV lis to underhand that the Indianapolis Branch Gees A Philips Manufacturing i.

131 Maryland street make a speeUlty of all good in their line for ths trade, and warrant all goods as represented. Com and try ua. i ono WANTED 100,000 POOR. SUFFERING. TOR-kstxo mortals who hare endured a miserable existence for dars, weeks, months and years, suffering agonies which may be imagined, but cannot be described; vainly seeking to obtain a cure lor the most distressing of human afflictions Internal, bleeding, external anditching Piles.

Cheer up; allow the smile of happiness to rest upon that haggard countenance, ask your druggist ior BRtttfiS Pile Remedies. The "ne plus ultra" of chemical science. Mild, safe and sure. Sold by in 10 Vt 1SJ I in in IL its pruggiav. TOASTED.

WASTED A TZRST-CLkSS MACHISK HAND. None but the best of workmen need apply. Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Company, na i rOR SALE. TXR SALE 100.000 BRICK AT SHEiBYYILLE, Indiana. Address Felix Baner.

I uo ne tivir 4 i.E-Tffn nnnn FAMILY HORSES. JL WU1 work anTwhere 60 Alvord Street uh tt SALE FINE COTTAGE AND STABLE O.N Fayette street: 56 Massachusetts Ave, ut rma sat.fa Twu-stuFn FAMILY CAR- riaire. AddIv at ki Plum street corner of ine street I of TX)R SALE OR TRADEONE OF THE BEST tvine hotel business in the city. Address "Hotel," this office. "1 fj covered, qne single wagon, one double harness, one single harness.

Lnquire at Benmam's, jut vtasmng, on street. uu rX)R SALE ONE TWO-HORSE HACK. ONE I two-htrse carriage, and three or four bunries, at Ton Livery stable. K. Pearl st, between I iulaura PA on1 aim hs mm a a III rx)i the Ik'si in the nurket Over forty different shades mixed ready for use.

Anyone can apply it iiii.iKBRAM uoATX, Agents. SALE EXCLUSiVE ATTENTION GIVEN to the sale of wfld lands. A correspondent in every county of the western states. u. ai Ballard, '8 Postuflice Buildinir." uu nt fX)R SALE 5 HORSES, 2 WAGONS, AND HAR- ness.

-all complete, cheao for cash, or win trade for lot or small house and lot. and assume incumbrance. Call at.2oJ Blake street utst T70R SALE A GOOD FAMILY HORSE. GOOD JJ trotter In harness. -Pacer and simrle footed racker under saddle' Can be seen at Garshwiler Brother's stable.

130 East St. Clair street. us ot POR SALE ANYONE DESIRING TO PUR-F ciiask a new Grover Baker Sewing Machine of an style and pay cash, can get a bargain by ail dressing -Damon," News Machine-never lias been used. I 8ALE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN E. part of the city.

Improvements complete, terms reasonable! Inquire at Colclazer's, No. 12 East Washington street of H. L. Nelson. Also, norse ana buggy, cheap.

I WORTH OF BOOTS AND Shoes. A genera assortment sizes unbroken. For sale oh long time.1 First mortmure motes on city property, one' andj two years to run, will be taken in payment. For particulars call at 93 and ') South Meridian street uhs PGR SALE1 JUST FIFTY HOSE CARTS. Those having garden hose can not afford to be without one ot these They will save their price in hose In one season.

Call and see them Hildebrasd FfOATK, 35 South Meridian street uu i TTiOR. SALE BOILERS. THE INDIANAPOU! Gas Light and Coke Company will have for sale on or about April 1st, 1874, two tubular boilers. inches in diameter, leet long, having twenty- eight 3-inch tubes. Fire fronts, safety valves, and stand pipes all complete.

Can be seen by calling ai me omce at as works. ut" 8 A MY RESIDENCE ON NORTH 1 eridiau street the grounds are 101x440 feet deep, well set with fruits, berries and grapes, be sides large forest trees. The house, consisting of 10 rooms, nign ceilings, gas throughout, bath and all conveniences, cellar under the whole house, lanre statue, etc, it not sold by the lth of June. will be for rent to a small family for a term of years J. I).

ViNSEDtiXi 93 and 95 South Meridian street. i i i uh TjlOR 'SALE HOMEf A GREAT I BARGAINS Two story, modern Style, cheerful and iirviting appearance. 7 roouis.Hiall and porch, cemented cellar, gas throughout, water in yard, well and cis tern, wood house, fruit; and snrnbbery; large lot. xceiient neign bornooa. and within ten minutes' walk of post-offlce.

Price, with furniture. 810, 000. Terms. $3,000 cash J1.000 in 2 years, aifd $1,000 3 years, with 6 per cent interest and So.jou in years, with 9 per cent, interest, payable semi annually. Don't let this slip.

Possession given immediately. Address lock box 69, city. uh FOH SALE OR TRADE, PR 8 ALE OR TRADE A GOOD LOT IN A good location price $700) for horse and buggy aud part cash. Address news omce. ua nr -b TX)R SALE OR TRADE ACRES, THREE miles west of the city, 'fronting on the Rock- ville gravel pike, and on th continuation o( Michigan street A new one and a hall story house, and a large new stable, and other, out houses.

About five acres timbered and arranged for pasturing: thb balance under cultivation. The soil is some of the best for eardeninir dutbosps. Price. $.150 per acre. aim is Frank, No.

35g East ashiugtoii street uo a X.OST. LOST BLACK AND TAN RAT TERRIER, bear spot on left hind leg. Any ono returning the same, or information of the same, to 501 Peru and 8th streets, will be liberally rewarded. 8. L.

rowan. i us or IOST LEFT ON SATURDAY AT CITYTREAS-J urer's office, on the counter, a pocketbook containing monuy and notice from bank, with name on it a reward will be given by leaving at west Washington street u. uehler. us it LOST A FINE MINK BOA, BETWEEN NORTH street and the Union Depot, on Tennessee, Indiana avenue or Illinois street, last Thursday evening, about 8 cloc k. 1 be finder will be liber ally rewarded by returning to J.

Denny, 298 North Tennessee street, or Attorney General's office. TO liOAM. LOAN-MONEY ON JEWELRY, CLOTHING, Furniture, etc. at Conlin's City Loa Office, at North Illinois street ne om rnO LOAN 'WE MAKE LOANS OF FROM $500 to any amount desired, for three or five years' time, secured by first mortgage on city property. Bate ol interest nine percent, on large loans, ten percent on small loans.

No life insurance re-auired. Jos. A. Mooas A Na 10 Blackford's BIock. 'i tn" rOR TRADE.

TRADE WESTERN LANDS 240 ACRES 1 of land ten miles from Sioux City. inely located? unencumbered, and desirable in fevery respect Will trade for improved or unim proved city property. Address ii. g. Kewsoi- Bce.

uss A New Flb Snhstltnte for Trout. j. IRochester Union. It has long been an acknowledged fact a n'van 1 If! nr 'Allf wm 4 UUHIl our lTCttUJS ailU fast becomng extinct As the country be- icomes more thickly settled the trout are rap- u.uSU. f.uuc ut i a ana ouier ariinciai oostrnctinn.o thev i are their spawning grounds, and are thus unable to replenish their depleted numbers, Iisciculturists have long been-seeking for some fish more hardy than the trout to take, its place and have found it, as 1 they believe, in me "grayling," a fish similar all respects to trout, which abounds in Europe, but which until recently was supposed not to be indigenous to this country.

As yet, however, the grayling has been found but one stream in this country the Au Sable river in Michigan. Seth Green, being confident that this fish is destined to play an Important, part in stocking our exhausted trout streams, sent to Michigan for specimens. and has received two fine grayling from D. Fitxhugh of Bay City. Mr.

Fitzhugh writes hat they are abundant in Au Sable He took those specimens with a fly.and could have made a good day's sport at the business had he felt disposed. Mr. Green has exam- ned this fish and finds it identical with the old country grayliag. If it proves to be a pring-hatching fish, as is believed to be the case. It will naturally oe more hardy than the trout and therefore well adapted to take place in the streams where the latter can do longer propagate its species, This is an important discovery, as it will saye the trouble of going to Europe for these fish, and demonstrates at the same time that the species will breed and flourish in our waters.

Seth Green will visit the Au Sable river at the rtroner time and make preparations to ex periment with the grayling. Bailer Briefly Sammed Vp. Philadelphia Chronicle.) A pro-slavery democrat a creature utterly devoid of principle, a vuiga igar boor as well as a brazen knave. to it it his act is art the A the of out sel In TELEGRAPH NEWS. The Obsequies of the Dead Sena- tor.

I A RailroadComhination New York. Progress of the Imperial Fete Uhiselhurst. The Prince Imperial Wants a Ple- -biscite. Etc. HASHIXO'TOX.

The Sanborn Bnalnesa The Financial Question, etc. Special to the Cincinnati Gazette of to-day .1 AJ report is expected the coming, week from the Committee on Ways and Means up on the Sanborn contracts, and possibly upon the moieties and the Jtfrnes Mr. Foster, of Ohio, has ten ready for weeks to report a bill repealing the law under which the Sanborn contracts were made; but Sanborn was promised a hearing first, and this! has caused the delay, i He is now pres- entjand will be called early in the Week. There is no foundation whatever for the statement so widely telegraphed, thatGener- al Butler has succeeded in substantiating the propriety of the collection of delinquent taxes, for which provisions was made in the Sanborn, contracts, that it is doubtful whether Mn Foster will press his bill proyiding for the. repeal of the act under which the contracts were made.

Mr. Poster has been instructed by the Committee on Ways and Means to report this bill, and would have no option if he were opposed to it, which he is not- From- the first he has been active in bringing the whole Sanborn matter to light, and when the debate occurs will exposeits character in unsparing terms. there is a strong looby influence orgamz ine to prevent the annulling of these con tracts, and threats from the Butler feide are freely, made against those members who dare to denounce them. The argument used, and that Butler made so prominent in the debate, is mat tne taxes ban born has in hand were outlawed, and could only be collected under such contracts as he held and by such methods a he adopted. fhe' fact is, not one of the caseB on his lists were, or can outlawed, and Com missioner Douglass is still regularly co lecting the same class of taxes.

One of liis agents, attending to legacy and succession taxes, has collected in the district of New York alone within a few months, at the expense of only $750, this being his sal ary! for the time. 1 the cases thus collected had been upon Sanlorn's lists, he could have commanded the services of this same man to collect these and then received half of that total amount, or. ior doing notn- ing. fSpecial to the Cincinnati Commercial of The House Committee on Banking and Currency are exceedingly. troubled lest Dawes shall succeed in having passed bis bill le galizing the issue of the forty-four million reserve, and'providing for free banking.

Maynard. has bis bill for the same purpose and covering tne same ground in etlect, which the Banking and Currency Committee have agreed to report and he wishes, of course, to have the credit of solving the financial difficulties, lliere has been and will be some sharp maneuvering between the two committees on the question. Blaine was approached yesterday to secure his reef ognitition for the introduction of Maynard's bill to-morrow, so that it might be passed under a suspension of rules, but lie refused grant the permission. As Dawes will not be in his "seat to-morrow, would be scarcely fair to take advantage of hi absence in this way. Mean while, unless through this rivalry the ques tion is soon brought up and disposed of, there seems to be little chance for an early answer to the demands of the country that be definitely settled one way or another.

It is reported, this evening, that Senator Stewart has decided to decline the proffered i. l. nVmnuttee. (iaod taste, if nothing elsp. would seem to that, course of I action by the Nevada Senator.

Mr. Car-1 penter explains the appointment of (r SffulArt bv slavin? that I offered the position to every other Republi- can Senator fit to fill the place, and they all peremptorily refused to iiccept Stewart was only recourse. Mr. Carpenter understands perfectly well that BtewArt is disqualified to on me committee, because it -asserted and vert generally cred- ited thatif he is in the real estate" I rine composed of the District Government at I ibf is a The low and their friends, whose acts the committee pound in Chicago. A bushel of wheat letch-will investigate.

The ounsel for the me- ing $1 25 in Chicago buys, at 11-12 cent per morialists claim to have evidence of 'Stew- pound for the best yellow C. sugar, a fraction il. 1 lI 1 I connection wiui iuc reai csiaie jjrcuiii- i tors, and it Is understood they will make it very warm for him if he insists on serving on committee. I XEW YORK CITY. Bl a Railroad CosnblnallonWThe Pray 1f! A mArninnniiTut.

tv 77 i-i- SF" itU n.inni- nd Trenton, to render inoner, jr ative the scheme or. tne reopies Air Lane from New York to Philadelphia. The Di rectors of the new line comprise many of leading citizens, including the ex-president of the Erie. Surveys are being pushed rapidly forward. i The Brooklyn Ladies Temperance Crusade held a prayer meeting in Charles Meyer's saloon.

406 Bridge street, last night (Earnest efforts are being made by the women to Increase the interest in the movement. A Times Washington-special says that should Dawes be elected to the Senate to succeed Sumner, Kelley will become the Ways and Means Committee and the leader of the House. Its improbable tbattha finance question will came up this week. Tweeds made motion! in the Oyer and Terminer Court to-day to strike the word "Penitentiary" in Tweed's sentence and substitute "County JaiL" Counsel for the prosecution consented to the al teration without argument Tweed couru then ciaimea me uage in passing sentence had not stated the place of imprisonment. Judge Davis corrected the error and Tweed's counsel asked that the error be allowed to stand, feck ham objected and an argument followed.

The Court took the pa pers and reseryeu a -I- jrjsrir york. Fire at Oswetro. Osw-kgo, March 15. A fire was discovered Dorris's hardware store yesterday, which, with its contents, was Loss, Insurance, $12,000. Wort's bakery and Kerr's grocery were both destroyed.

Wort's loss, $12,000.. Insurance, $10,000. Kerr! $8,000, i I riSGIXZA. ExeMcmtas AlNat Vet. Richmosd, March 16LThe most profound excitement experienced in'Virginiasince the wax, was causear uot; Kempers message io me oenai7vioing to bill to provide new charter forPetersburg.

The passaire of the bill caused great rejoicine. but the Gov- TJ Xemper was burned effiey at Blandford and placards were posted in Petersburg over niznt wiia me wuruj, auieu ow men to Si ffiKbiect' lynch Kemper." The excitement still runs ILLINOIS. The Tens peraaee 31 venieat In Ctaleaci, ete. Chicago, March 16. Two mass temperance meetings were held vesterday at the First Baptist Church and First Methodist Church.

Several ladies were among the speakers. The ladies meet this afternoon and rf main until evening, when they will march in force to tne uommon council and present a petition for the enforcement of the Sunday law. It is not likely to have any effect aa a majority of the Aldermen' were elected on the whisky ticket. MASS AC VSETTS.I Toe Samner BosTos, March 16. The Sumne'f obsequies are progressing.

There is an immense at tendance, and the ceremonies ard sol emn aim misusing. FOR EI tlX. ITALY. Naplis, March 16. A large portion of the wall encircling the crater of Vesuvius has disappeared.

Apprehensions of an eruption are felt by the citizens. SWEDEN. Stockholm, March 16. Typhu? fever and small pox have broken out in thii city in an epidemic form, creating terrible havoc, and has a large number of victims, AUSTRIA. VH5RA, March lk The Pope's! Encyclical letter to the Roman Catholic Bishops of Austria, against the Church Bill, has created a great sensation, BgRLis.March 16.

Bismarck continues seri ously ill, with no improvement He requires the constant attendance of his physician upon him. 1 i ENGLAND. Londow, March 16. The Times-dispatches say the Prime Minister of. the Ashantee King and his Captain 1 General have been brought as prisoners to Cape Coast Castle.

The grand fete is in progress at Chisel-hurst to-day on the occasion of the Prince Imperial attaining majority. Large deputations from all parts of France are present at the celebration. It is estimated the number of gUests.irtclu-ding those from the continent, isbetween five and seven thousand. Many valuable presents have been sent to the young Prince in honor of the occasion. The Bonapartist adherents in France, Belgium and Switzerland are contributing largely in this respect The weath-is fine.

Atll a. the Empress Eugenia.lrince Im perial and large numbers of assembled guests attended mass, after which a brilliant reception was given at Camden House. At the reception and fete at Chiselhurst to-day in honor of the majority of Jhe Prince Imperial, an address was read, to which the Prince replied in'a brief speech. He said the presence of such a large assemblage on this occasion, showed the alarm of France for the future. He considered a plebiscite as the only solution of the question, if a decision is against imperialism he would accept it: if in avor vi restoring me empire, ne was reauy accept the responsibilities of the govern- ent The address wasreceived with un- unded enthusiasm and applause, r.

I Facta for Prairie Farmer. In i860 we! had neither Greenbacks nor national bank bills, which are said to be such good things fbr the Western farmers; and yet a bushel tot prairie wheat would buy more imported sugar in 1860 than in 1874. The uty on sugar; in 1860 was 24 per cent, and tiow it is 40 pfer cent: but the difference will be allowed for in the calculation. The average price of good wheat in a large Western city, (say1- Chicago or Cincinnati in 1800-1, was 10 per bushel, the price of good yellow, C. Sugar, 9 cents a pound.

Therefore, one bushei of wheat in 1860-1, fetching $1.10 invnicago, wouia nave Dougut 1.2-9 pounds best vellow C. sutrar. at 9 cents' tr nound But in February, 1874, the average price of sound wheat in Clucago is $1.25 per bushel, and the price Of best yellow C. sugar 12 cental per bound. Now.

to mk fair comparison, we must first deduct 16 per cent from the duty in 1874 over that of 1860. average specific duty in 1874 being ,3 1-1 cents per pound, if we deduct 16' per ceat it gives a traction or over i-z per, cent, per pound. mat is to say, ii tne duty on suger were now what It was in I860, the, best yei- C. sugar could, and no doubt woulJ, be sold at 11 1-2 cents instead of 15 cents a 1rt n.n n.la TKn. I unci in ju auuo kuuuusiveiYiuuw ing that, notwithstanding a rise of 15 cents per bushel for wheat in 1874 over 1860, and putting sugar exactly on a par as to dirty with what it was in 1860, the bushel of wheat fetches over a pound of sugar less in 1874 than I860.

i Now, the simple question is whv has the bushel of wheat lost its purchasing power in lsu to me extent oi vz per cent7 strange to say, and a remarkable co-Incidence too, the gold premium is Just about equal to the loss of tne purchasing -power of the wheat But what is still; more deplorable is that the cost of raising the wheat in 1873-74 was to the farmer, at least, 20 per cent more than in 1860-1. And why does it cost him more? 8imply because the inflation of the currency has raised every conceivable thing that has the ingredients of a substance in it which has to be liquidated In. gold and not in paper. The leather we import; the wool, the thread, the silk, the glass, the jute, the hemp, the iron and steel. in short eve ry thing.

that has to be paid to Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia, and the duties collected on such imports all have to be baid in gold, which Is 13 to 15 per cent better than our currency. Hence it follows that the cost of raising wheat is necessarily higher than it would otherwise be if these premiums could be saved. In short, the farmer sim-olv 'tax a premium for all he buys, and only receives the actual value for his produce, minus the premium. newsboy's Career la Mr. William Henry Smith, Disraeli's newly appointed parliamentary 'secretary of the treasury, has a peculir "history.

less than 25 years ago be was a newsboy In the streets of London, literally on foot In that active in dnstry from 5 o'clock in the morning to 8 at night He was quick, civil and intelligent, and soon made himself a chief among his class. There was formerly a practice of lending out the Times at a penny an hour, from 7 in the morning until 5 in4he afternoon, when the copies were dispatched to country subscribers at half-price. Bmith's business in this line grew so rapidly that he had to take a shop near the Strand, and employ a number of assistants. Finally he struck on the idea of purchasing the exclusive right to ell newspapers, magazines, and books at the for est We to at give Wm In B. and No.

this at principal railroad stations, anJ the bnsi I pecame so important that publishers found ino ineir interest to publish editions' of their nonnlsr bonks. a xr. Smith's stand his rrrfits becam iui wctme a very rich mah in a. short time. Very soon he purchased ex tensive premises on uie strand, which le ntted up tor a ousinen mat naa swollen pigaticpro- Via ft ail Ks come sV wealthy that he could ell ffnr.1 retire from business.

I I SeaalarMarlaa. IWashington Letter to New York He went to a country college Ohio for a. little while, but did not graduate; married at the ape of twenty-two, and before he was thirty was elected circuit judjre. I His whole life has been spent in managing party conventions and guessing the drift of opinion to anticipate the Indiana elections In 1S6T he was too timid about public opinion to collect a direct tax imposed upon Indiana by the government for the war emergenk-y, but filed I an offset, sent a lobby to Washington, and in national cause did not get a Ff nnJ In 1863 he was frightened on the eve of an electidn by the apparent popularity of Fendleton's scheme of greenback re pud ia- uuu, uu i-auie iuhj mie wiuk inat heresy. In 1S74 he thinks he hears a err for ninra currency in Indiana, and puts himself at the bead of the movement to get fay or from the Congressional election next fall.

Mr. Morton has probably kicked over his own chances for the republican nomination for 1876, by persistently meddling with financial questions in the interest of panics and State elec tions. Ana-lna Fertorla. New York Herald. As the telegraph tells us that Senator Sumner died from angina pectoris there is a genera curiosity to know the 'nature and character of this unfamiliar malady.

It is a form of neuralgia affecting thef heart Its name is simply descriptive of it one formidable manifestation a terribly aicute rvftin in breast; but generally it occurs in that particular part of the breast over the heart It is a symptom rather than a dijsease essea-tially; often a symptom of disease i n. HOII1A distant organ, and in those "subject to it-' it is very ant to be excited hy intelliectual exer tions. No doubt in Senator Sumner's case it was dependent on the disease of the spine. irom wnicn ne nas reen sutienrig for some years. It seems to have destroyed his life by the exhaustion necessarily consequent upon excessively severe and persistent' pain.

Scarcely Fair. (St Louis Globe.l Senator Morton is announced as orenarinf? another speech on the finances, iso that we may still hoi to find out wha his- views are. He has only spoken on the subject five or six times this session, consequently he has only taken five or -six different positions. Important. IfTrnej iTerre Haute Express.

There Is every indication thai the noliti- cians will have less to do with the campaign ui me coming summer, ana tne people more. than i iviucdw. James Ryan ws arrested to-day tor till-tapping $125 from Schwartz's store. This afternoon a rnmor prevailed that th walls of the Union Starch Mills bad raved in. oui me time was too snort tor a news re porter to verify its authenticity.

Criminal Conrt. Chris. Beck was fined $10 and cots in each case on pleadimr sruiltr to twoMtilictmnt- selling Ipquor on 8unday, an I two for selling to manors. Two indictmc nts against. John Becket for allowing miners to play pigeon-hole! nd three tor sellingj liquor to minors were quashed.

-Aridrewj who is charged with burglary and grand larceny, in feloniously carrying off a keg of blackberry wine from Geotz's saloon, was on trial at noon. The LARGEST. FINEST, NEWEST I AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF. Watches, ftllverirare, Plated Ware, Jewelryy French Clocks, Bronzes, AcL1 Ac, ever offered In this city, are no if opening: at I Colclazer I Sign of the Illuminated Street Clock. B.

Very careful attention giYen to repairing watcbe. We guarantee honest Jobs and hon prices. will Offer on MONDAY, I6U1 Inst, lOO Pieces Towell wuperSj Jlx 3-lyn, 5 44 our Retail customers at WHOLESALE PRfCES. -i All new and elegant Also, 100 Pieces" Tapestry. Brussels, less than panic prices.

The aboyj goods have-been boi ght at a great bargain, and we intend to out customers tne benefit Ot oux purchases. slay. rfftxm i 150 PIECES VELVETS, 1 It' all the new colors, styles and from the bestngllali aad American manufactures. ADA2LS, MJLNSUR Ca MOCIXTT MXKTIXVS. tB.A.

Daniel (yconnell Branch. No. 1. of IndUna, X. meeu at their hall fourth torr Vohn w' co.raer Meridian and Washington street every Monday evening at 7:) I THOMAS BRE.NAJf.

iPresldcnt aflCBAat F. Wall, Secretary. tam EvKSToOvAinfl, will be a meeting of the Company this evening lor busineM drill. I By order, an. Baaav.

Captain. KSSOHIC HUTOfil To-Htoirr. ATTtTrtojr. Bia Kwroirrs! Raper Commsn.lrrr. 1.

K. there will be a special w-l- he 1 Mou.lr) evening for drill In Inrnv n.t lU-view. It la inpirtant that all Sir Kumars attend. By order of K. i Currita Lotxia.

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