Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1881, Page 2

CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1881-TWELVE FrAGEN p——— i roadiness, nkton 18 n completoly 8 d | demosne le n vist void, n wasto of water to tho | 1,000, Posslbly ono week ma; by the Ropubliean hnd beon cleeted, o go | master-Genoral in pormitting the raports of | New York, relativofo th artifienl coloring CATACLYSAHM. SV, MG of Teon entrondy vivar, ud 'ovah | o to'tho ownars of he soll: o funeral pail | tho fall mewsnro of dumazn will Lo myt®™ futo exceutive gession the work of investigntion to get abroad. | of sugar, nud uthars, n8 ho pxuil:xvs'ml'\llmg‘ on u\m'llm::‘r‘!‘l’m\ug:,:':hrlm? ours | draped fu groon. Whilo wandoring around East | Tho wator is continually apronding o WOULD I TO BURRENDEIL Frionds of -those whosa names -are men- | tha Trossury to give (ho lmporters A sldy world, ~ The peonla ary as hungry 3 H OVer po, i H W Por onrs and Boats. ‘The nowspupors frony | Bt Louls this morning T hind tho good fortuno to | dreas i tho reulon hinrotofora protoot, il thia prineiple, 1t would be more. I¢ w%nm tloned as belng undor susplelon, insist | lenring beforo n declslon s mndo s fur e 1 bou owapuy of ’ ; ! g wator. oo I R T O I tonn R ,’,;', h’l‘m it {muuir:"n“ld:l!ml’h”” l;r"ci«‘un: tall l|n w\:l{h N;Ju Lm:srnhlu Jogngllllu}fln.ulrzll- luveo, Nou;ly all of tho land &fvm disconrnge the Emdependont movement in | that nothing shiort” of absoiute proof can | whother a writ of error akotfati 18 reduesd to a half shegt peinted on | wanls Cotmts, Bnld the Judgo: “Ivs a bIZ | south of tho break, 18 covered by o0 Virelnln, and do n great deal to eheek the | jusity tho wblication of tho dumaging re- | Inordor to. iavo tho ducstion at lsano ro- | Further Recital of the ,““n Lrown wrapplig:npor, | bitok uf idssoauie, b3 | lond, und will bo bigor, but it will novor renoh | 1o tho extent of ~'two-thirds Ty fionid I;I'um'c&!,qt hans nm\mll‘wn; ; Sina. lor‘l‘;r'l‘g Dorts,” WIth regard to this orltietsm it can | Viewed by the Supromo Court. Tho Scere- Wrought At and Near i Tho nonralty of atme Bns proven karfonaty | the polnt whoro tha groat flood of 1784 renctid.” | of tho bottom lands. A 187ko porttoy of 3 O, b B e iours i b6 to | be stated thatthe publicity glvon by tho press | tary replied that ho had already declded to : inoyiog: "o Nobiarn DD orougn bE | For tho Lord's ko, Judce," paid T, “you | land ulected is owand by oltsens of g, Hinettanily abitdon the wholo conteat, agan | to the facts whicli fre bolng gathored hus | have s writ of error sued out, and the hear- Yankton. . o B o | ‘Edato back that farvtoyout” | Mo Chioako, Hurlington & Quiucy - executivekessdon wounld be wpeedily follownd | sorved an oxcollont purposs, and, for that | inz theroforo would bo uniecossary,” Tha o iasgive], Hoping IhAE 0." bo ropllod, +*but { fomombar (and you | track. itito Hanpibil, £rom tho Quiney L o V' A L rocolved h o by final ad t, 1t was,apgued, on the ‘ y {8ty it f tlght, b Nowa Ji seolved | ©an put it right horé in a parenthonls, that when | Loulslana Branch, ls impansnble, Loy, 1 by finnl adjournmen mrlu. flt“ hvor | matter, the Postmaster-General hasfurnished | Sceretary nlso gave notise that existing or. It wonld prove situhty it Mowa Just rudolved | 50 b lioaplo romanttiera & thing It 18 wndentably | in sonie plnaes by savpral fout of R corg ?H:?fnhfll‘tl!' :}(I)':'iltllt:g ll‘m\'!“ lll:l‘}tl!‘:hfl'l‘ll(“l‘m oo | ® smnll part of shat hns beey pnbllshed, | dors of the Dopartment upon tho subject | The Situation in St. Paul GTOWS | Tho hrewkeup ran into tho chaniiel of th Jum frter, T Secutive sesslons until after the ofiicers | Letters ln conslderabls number from parties had been ted, There lad been no | Bitherte -unsuspested ure belug recolved, siich mereement I eauens, and 0 | naking revelations of elroumstances and facts much decinranon In tho Sonatoe - 8 | wyion 'jond o now developments, ' 'Thosn lot- st did not follow that, beeniise execttive ses- 5 th wlons showld bo hetd, the Jiepublicans would | ters, up to this tlme, are chlefly from tho abndon the prineiples invoived in tho pend- | oldor States. Whon the people of the new true)— " hoy, that Colo Bu aver tho Wabnsh cannot nos get iy would ramain In foreo until the deelslon of o a shigacish atreat wanally fuen distanee of 1o "rézn:fi:"::mfl:;‘w:fi: s h“l:i pndalod o un‘: The fish undar chario of lho“slnt';“l-!llft:m‘hl, the Supronie Court was mado known, More Oritical Every thuy twonty miles, careying with 16 a e £ ERE SR T g0 Nuthantol | iisalun, aud kept in punds s fow miles sogi2: "The Trensury oflicinls say that if the ruls modienin of the few with which it was eambored, et B! thid oity, hive fortunutaly boun predarveg gt tngs nt New York ara sustained (and they 2 Hour, Tiie buckewater s wow beon inet siid ovor. i;r:;‘mln:lhl‘ml. l:n ‘:Clnnl‘mkclnh;lnr‘lnw‘ ,lr‘-e‘l’lom:l flll'! detompt .::‘»nnu!lg? '.1:1“:..;."‘.’.""“ 2 o como by tho rise from the Jumos o ! y , nnd Kasknskin ia nf ¢ foot of ho . 8 0] ue! il re nol ara i direct confllet with those of the Judas 3 B e T Aiflctey, uf square milos In Dakota, has bucome a in tho Perot enso at Baitlnoro), all eentrif- ront {0 trouse enthusiamin, Tl that bound tha Awmerlenn or Cahokin, | SO CACIATT (00 o Thichos bove o ey sgal sumars, however pure, I colored dark, Fging torrent, resistioss | fn fury, nud | Dottons, Rome | five milles | from tho | BTN Tall of two Mnches frum Jfl‘"‘"lu . 4 . . v . y g 4 0 b ing contect, s States nud Territorics bucoms aware that at- “g'yl g;;u,gg}g;;!ng o ,{{;gj"gg’},‘g"'fi,";t ;‘,}{fl Many Houses in Imminent Danger of | risen to il " thirty reot = higher | thay iropur channol of tho Missinslopt itivor, And, | point'roaobed. sy ON THE CONTRARY, tontlon will bo pald to thelr comnplaints, atd Pmu- and n quarter centa duty wonld be rated Being. Undermined and D 11 18 vultay hitvo within the lual fow duya beon | Misslsslupl and fastoned jta hawdor ton treo on NEW ULM, MINY, B e fioE vk g | thak oro ks now iunifost dispasltion to | wt lets than two anc & gartor, and,aithong oing. Undormined and De= -} oviduad st covorad, with wauby tént ug | tho strpsiontol Soecit Bawks 1 i 0G| e Orot tiiny Kpell £1-Tho stone :, N % ¥ . WILTET. 1 Friday Ius dw | 3 V' S s 44t & o o X D ceEnts it Clainm, 16 Was tholr duy 1o | corfoct nbusas, doubtless many missing | manifestly disguised I eolor, aid of tho stroyed, ot ot o, Whlle 1ha | tocauihly protoctud it towne bub Above and | River ina rison thirty-four Inckes sinca3p o thio Prestuent uid to tho conniry to copfiry | luks fn ~easts iiloh, ete, Ho | Do bompetiod to Rafait thiom ok the ratu et "t Bave salinbles. from & | Bolow thorols i vl waAto uf* watar, lnvolving | yesterday, and s still rising nt tho many of the pending nominations.: They | completed wl o supplic ho ™o of Tarm-housg *lonfing down: tho current, woro | immenao loss to the agrloniturnl interasts o h 1n balt por hour, Luni n to the wmarket, The amount Involved In | ¢ """E"""'{E"\‘1?{'{"'{"""" 'xr‘hfi"' "'"“l'fl"“\wr" 25.‘:.‘1‘&.";‘: ':.';“C?:f %'.‘1‘.‘.":.,'.'.’"'.‘?.‘.‘.’?.'"(5.'.‘“'«‘;'52&'&“. ::‘Bm"’:‘,‘l:"“"""" ‘m“'"“e "C"“;"’:’;’I‘:rumu ! 2 M by csvillo, whoro | © W - theso questlons Is sald to bo wnore thann Plocion” Gocs Down to fl](! Amorican fl,';','qfi’.f:i Dt unt“m-g;' 'x:n?xm ‘I;‘(;“fil:flo to gave | Superintondont of the Calra & 8t. Louls Rail- | rseeming placo of safety nro to-duy suj u stated, furthon, that, afler tioke wxeouttvs | silunco of thoss whose names have bea chinrged upon tho yory lowest suiars known wessions, there would N0 g . N adjournment without Republican (:muum‘I connected with tho star-routo swindles Is bnergy p v rond, I huva recelved the following disputchua: | in water, and aroamin boln, v £ thint the contest for what was considered | ®eginnlng to bo consldered one of the strong mililon dollnrs, Bottom to Seo {ho Oldest Ine :‘!m_m;l&'w;ymnlmrn%nhrln‘n:‘“l;uo.xlnl ar't:«;,u\(nlxlnl-ug. Jid L Huvaragoived din, (uigwing, dispatoliua e and Ennl‘: o s iuc‘r:n\lfllm bighy o grent constitutionnl principle might then | confirmations of the triih of the reports SOUTII CAROLINA. 1 avor, Tho reports from tho Jumos River | Tnst Cirondelet—Moat of tho lund In tho | B0 Ty Safates I Thora Sare '”mly ity De resumed. 1n the courso of tho debnato, | which have galued currency, It Is learned L fiabitant. Valloy aro mengere, but thero are’ goneral nd- | vieinity of Cabivkia, and south, ia under water. el et an it was stated thiat tha proposition that the that IR DEAD LINK FOR GARPIKLD NIGOENS. vites o lusses of thousands of enttio wnd horses | The Curondelet and Waterluo Rook rond i3 | inches of wator In tho englno-room Tresidont should withdraw nil nominations, | It and grey dpeetas Diapateh 10 The Chicago Triliie 4 and the destruotion of many houses with all [ Yoder water, with. ono bridgo gono, 3Many | oight foct In tho bnsomont. Poor Harrlan' o, WasuiNatoy, April 27.—Recent news Ty contiitiods Storios of great sulferings on | families livineon thnt road. huve hoon foréed 10 | pouse, in which botwoon 70,000 und SO o, ; \ " it | move ok o tho bluts, Tho Fish Lako bbte .00 tony from South Carollnn shows how false the | This Flood Fails to Size Up B e ol k"t sana F | toma ard fomed for w distunco uf ten or twolva | 160 tus stored, 14 complately sulimerzul y fo, statements of tho South Carolina Deomo- with a inessage statlyz that he wouli naks MANY OF TIIE MEMNERS OF CONGRESS 10 ominations until the Senate Is orgamzed, | whose names and influence have been lent for hind been sabmitted to the Bxecutive, and lio purpose of obtalning contracts upon that e did not receivy it with favor, It wns thie pusp 5 B feotof waler, und It 18 fenred tho (oo st vongnunioation are gonv, All tho bridies, rall- | wiles. 1t {s now fmpossible to ustimnte thae | Gls ) ™y vetnoke, cordwoud, mnd accs also ‘stated that It was known that Gen, which fraudulont schomes for * expedition ™ cratle politictans have boen with respeet to to the Waters Pf 1784 :’."“'.'..‘a‘i.‘!,'gf:!{." {.‘;J"S.};.‘.‘.’{.‘Lb"'l&‘..‘:é‘é.'f“’..’f;’." ‘“.'.fi.} S'-’?ff:‘r'.'d'é'h'é‘.’.flfl.‘?i"fl';“rhfi".‘,‘.‘.’.‘u'f’r'&’.’153,“"’ probubly | ouyli b fiding 18 thonting 'by.' M."'fifi:‘:};“u‘u"{ Aahione would caiider It auy, mogoment ’r'"Vfl'&"‘c‘f%‘;‘m‘:“;Y“ll’f,?(l‘\u‘cfl:lllll;: Rlzl\;':‘!‘:g“fg the olecttons tn that State, 1t apponrs that and 1844, | b, tho straui ko ruporied wsbel 14y B | S0 ke ors imfinr ropuria fram muny othor | LrICK oo oppueit tho olty i viatod 14 1o zo Into exectitive session on tha Repub- | recommen 3 X ntone poll noarly 2,00 colorad Lupublieans were kept back from voting. At another 400 o 500 wero slwilarly Intlmidated, and ono 1lean side would be regarded by the Bourbon | sponalbllity tor their actsof this kind, When Demoeracy of Virginln as nsurrender on the Vormilion River Valloy, which 18 thickiy Enmu. oy dowit th Ohustor, Tho Cairo & Bt | tho water hnviag redchad tho secuid fluor, Ty endlit- S g Topnblleans, tind. hag 1t | Inaulred of In regard to thelr recomend 1 . sottted, and whoso hotloms’ sere tho geazlig- uls ttalltond, hewover, was built with rof- | Water hua now reachod 1ha housos near', B iia TF tharend OF onttle. THor Aeo, tom, | cronce to thnso periodicnl ovurfluws, and, belme | #treot, snd tho Intabltnnte arg gelling reudyty 3 e t hort notice. Tho iy oo ramors of heayvy loss of Iifo, bt thosd | RbOVe ovenCole Buat’s flood of 1678, Is riinning | JlOF0 Qut an o o1 oxiendy Woull do an Injury to the wndependent | Hons, ~they have said . in substaned: | yoomen bitled. Atn third the polllug-pince | The Steamboats Then Did Business in | uck confirmation. . i . 1t tralus rugulnely. PROCION, :{::«::t.'«!:r?d JUlla Unbusic the sl m:{:;\:rl;m; rause, vt Is the "““““’“‘ "lf ‘l’“’ by fi"'om“" was covered by a plece of nxtillery, saldl to be the Streets of Allon and S ‘.3?.',’,\',:}1“5‘u|l|'§if' &“{E‘l,"iu',?%k“'.‘&"“u.'}’l?. BT, PAUT. MINS dumniie e ¥eportad, bt thoro”f4 na knomgg MATIONE Department to Inform itself, through its own n a fourth n B A, oF gunirse, tta advios obtninubla horo, Nu- \ . 2, DLEV TS . | Wwhore und, was quoted as belnz upon the sldo of the | ngents, of the necessity for the servica wo L':;::fg;fl:::lflngfi’mh::'! “:l:}o;‘: mr negroos’ Kaskaskin. Draaten fi fartinito, nt lonse at prasante i botng | , BT PAUL, Minn, Aprils7.—Tho river has con: — plabsists, palnpusthose, worem ‘t‘c“t‘l‘\‘: sk for.” In other words, thoy have ncted indicatlons from these hours of debate, obinion 18 expressed by those who ought to | O% the convenlunt prinelple that it was qulte W that tho Repubilerns, with practical | the correct thing lo get all they could from zfl:l‘:nlmlll';“. \vfil nts’u \\Fo,ekg' or so(:’n thore- | the Governmnent for thelr own partieular lo- thout large trewms emptyiug . into tho Mis- | thiued to riso sluwly all the afternoon, andat7 | . S0, JOSEPI, MO, from tha ballot-boxes, The votes of one i ;:llull‘"l)lll !hfiluonll(‘y. o 3 logmnl. which sep- | o'clockc stands ut about olwhtoen feot throo doskrtt, Mo, April 27.—The riverat yy heavily Republiean preeinet werathirown out arates Nebraskn from Western Dakoti, 18 ro- | Inehes in the ohannel,~threo foet highor than | polntis twentystwo teet six Inches above oy, becauss the manngers closed the poll at 1 er nincdv that | ported a8 cotpurittivoly quiet, thongh lntee nil« | tno June rigo of Inst yoar, Tho curront con- | witer inurk, and rislug slowly, Muny famy, O eloeks Hodof Rsther boentse & second box Grave Fears Entert Vicos iy chunio tho cumploxion of il " . . . 2 tinues swift, 08 groat mnssos of wator nara | have been roscued from thole inundated by alter, hold somo exceutivo sessions, and con- | calities, regurdloss of the propricty of the | was necded to hold the surplus tickets, East St. Louis Will Din o5 ti, Syubet Jfoaliicos LELIMD, iouIE pusting from bonind, Tho new reportot.ariso | fu tho bottom-lands durlniy tho day, ,,L-,,::,:' flem Wil nbminAtlons reported from the coiti- | axpenditure, A cnse in point iy that of u [ whilgin third tho poll was nat opered b Be Inundated. wlb tho boteom land referred fo i | fntho Minnesotn canses the bellef that thollood | In destitute clyoumstunces, All nvaliabla gy, auittees, whethor reported favorably or oth- | eontractor In o Western State, who destred | ail. Yet tho Dentocrats n the Stnute, when a: tho fivst. part of this telegram, and adds now i 0 | In uso romovi o Toein ot raar L dubiloss. Any that | - - A ot niruacy, uxw-r-unchl by tho lnnub. 18 not 80 nenr u crisis ns was hoped, and that tho oats hnve beon Ing peoplo gy diminution in tho rapidity ot thorlseisonly | stock. An old man and his wife, % (0% they conld be torrifod by i ol canmon Wn | Estimated Loss of $1,000,000 in Whoat | “fiopes of uspocdy rotarn to uto-flond status | teut Of country, erwise, but that they will not attempt ta take | 5 have n his’ route *oxpe- 1p any nominatlons which nre not reported, | dited :gfi ?fi;fifi&c"{‘m !rc‘qnnnuy?u Ilnvl‘l)u: +oand Wil not be n party to any, MOV | gecured numerous signatires of private in- ) ving Ina o . committea ‘! vithe ¥ bottom, where thoy wero v neslory Denk o piechirae uny . comuitiee of | dividuats hocuno to Washingtan, and, witl, | they sonit be fur by fho Dreak In the Sny I ik kot oF st soparunt wro this | 4 Alsp Teom Chagkn,.on o Miunototts | uuse, huving beon two OF thren ey - that Conmittes “mny ok desire Lo | govarni membors of the delegation rom th ———— e L e thes peew | Sevoral butiuings flonted away, aid wro lodged | Surroundod by n swlft ourront. o milo from s, Teport.” Such action would make it possible | Staco in which the I oI 10 "‘NOTIS Lovee. tuta condiion of tho settiors ronders tho mew | SUvbEL) BT 0RO i toh 1o puir= | ‘IO Water wun two fuct deep In tho huse. ey e lCn it e loalne, ot State In which the sorvice was performed. . stoluge triply torrible,. As ety paln il e B e e ot e bl biiiga | ton With aicilfs_diseoverad 'thicin und brougy for Conkling, should he so desire, Nob 10 re- | oxis CONGRESSMAN REFUSED 118 SIGNATURE, BOOKS. : In_torronts,—the llrat known haere since enrly port. the_1tobertson nomination until next " thom to this eity, Thoy had been In the Inst fall fall., 1t 18 hoped that jtwill do wmoro | o Malu streot. The Minucupolls & St Louts | 1HGH tb LIS alts: Soios AR, Jeel it tho Wl | m 'of tho leo than lurin | truck is covered out of wlght, Tho veopic take | Mt tholr linbg wore orumped, aud they vern o I ool of [mumdattuny | Fofuire i taliue buildlngs. DBusincss 1a almost | belpless. d'Hoy worotuken euraof. It is i “Why,” asked the contractor, “do you in- winter, It wus also decided to ndjourit tho | tonq'to tofuse to nssist In abinlning o better Senate over to-niorrow mail servies for your constituenta 2" Wasnixaro, D, U., April 27.—The Trons- ury Department, having Informatlon that Extramely Dlsuonmglfig News from Kan- J| Mo und two wome, ] NDAY. At tho sumo time, 12 the tain should prove uf | atw complele staudstill, purtod thut Clinrlcs M en wen : VNTIL HONDAT, ¥ Nono of ny constitueis will o better | Uercls & ok of unifortiy hEAtons DO #s Oity and Many Other River fohi otz ur ho Tl ibnomly huwesy | A Uiahioh i S etor, niphor upanya; | ARAHEY fUll RV, B USRI Lo # ‘The Indleations are thatthe Committes to | served,” was the roul{, “ihy granting your | n regard to the assessment of duty on booxs > it 18 hard to tellwhit would becomuof thiscoun- | “Uho river is ut its hlght, und a fall is expected | GB8 U8 FRE U0 Baion Fo%hie wotniue n:‘u‘(h' be nppointed by Mr. Anthony, the Chnirman | requést. The town where your route termi- | imported through the mafls, has issued n Towns and Oltles, try. As soon is possible T will send you u fuller | svon, 'The store-room of Eungessur's brewery | oF ‘Water, whivh put the fiecs out, und It ud e of tSm cancus, will ve nbfe to agree upon | nntes has been abandoned, and the Pust-.| ¢frenlar in whileh the following s embodied: accuunt of this kst uprising of tho waters and | Witd undermined laat might and eonsfderablo 30 B WGER RGN tho tip. | [l | Some pian whih shall harmonizo all par- | Oflis fs olosed, ‘e fnsman has lett thore, | W ot rier all. books, of whatever value, | thio dammigo attondant theroupon. burley lost, Tha St. Paitl & Slowx Gity ltaiirond F otk Republican Senator, spenking ns to | and s now in Washington seaskin; ny Illy. | I Hereafter all books, of whatover value, AN INTERESTING REVIEW. LATEN, Ty T R LR EA T OMATIA, NER. L the Prohnblllw of the confirmations, says | ence to get n place in one of Jw epurt- | imvorted under the act of March 8, 133, will ‘Boectal Dispateh to The Catcago Tribtines Nows feom tho Jnmes rivor comos in 8lowly, | feariands Wil bo conaernia bt the 6Xtont LA DUIon o, T AF s T " that he belleves that, shonld tho nominntions [ ments. “You are now running, under your | be .trented as dutiable at 25 per cent ad YANKTON, Dk, April 27.~During tho floods | but 18 all of an adverss churactor, llullumu caunot bo determined tll the watens recode, AL | gy 4ra - Nob., April 55.—Iteports recelved b Yoot .\{c?‘srs. tmt‘lmu‘“ sn;i({ Rol{erlsonh lt’l“ v‘rfisent mmm"fl torty 'T"}l{"’ be! nnltldmle ll.e"?lt valorom. ‘The provision for books wiil be | tnore woro cnacs of Lorolsm. Tho principal | forty miles from tho Missouel, I8 ropurted | Muntevideo and Octonville, hiher up, the river s Neb., 5. ore i reached nat the present secssion, both | villags on your fing, iis rafusal defon i aomplotely washod awny. Not n vesties | fy ratling, Traillo can'vbe resutied on'tho Sloux | state that hundreds of porsons have e inerobiant was Mr. Marsh, whoso stock ropro- |y juft,. Jumcaville, sixteon ‘miles from-| Ciey Rafiroud, wd to-ui ruphit coms | rosoucd by Nebraskn City forry-bonts f sonted a_valuntion of $20,000. ‘Tho thought of | i s "l dtle better Y Hatleoud; and to-night tulogruphis i 3 y y forry rom te T, condition, | munlontion 18 Intorenptod, ~ Ahere 18 16'lood | fpundated bottom lands on Luth sid saving nny of ftsconiod ot to enter hls braln, | Wooluy's large flouring — wills lnd one | upon the Uppoer Missinsipyf nbove tho mouth of His es of thy " slio knacked out,” Stores 10 tho towns named | tho Minnesont. 'Tho 8t. Cralx has rhen sovernl Allu'mm River for miies north, cust, und souty but for houra ho worked unanfully suvio the | GGy Bo'vous” pionty, e o reutagnts i but | fai, bus st e Feet bolaw st Jung: ‘L | f Nebraska Clty, to which pinco thoy wr by aeofathues, Bud beliaror inusk bl 1Ittlo time given thein, “On Hurry Wyi's stoek- | g minnly enused by backwater froum tho Missis- | taken und cared for. Stenmers cud sxilfs b needful services.. Again tho question rises, | futin the wator rose 1o tha hight of iwenty-two "]l’l"'" : been busy ail yesterday and to-duy i1 tts work, “ Why were there not tmore lives lost?” and the | feet fuu fow hours, uud stands at that lovol, ‘' sltuntlon fn St. Paul grows more criticul iy thougmda of cattlo must nve periet anawer comea aliko from thio pious and those to | ‘Therd hus beon no full, nor will thuro be for | with overy hour tho flund continued. “Thove 13 | § 4 ; Berlste! o < de 1t. Is not thought that Lulldings will be g und Providonco. Capte. Luvonder and Noble, | “Fho wator kceps up on th bostom lnda bolow. | aver'which the bridge rutis, The oulverte under | IIUred, s wiver 1oll bard four fuche i prominent morchants and oltizens of Yankton, | hore, consuquont upon tho rlso in tho Jumed aid | thiw nre wlinost ohoked with the ruging correit, ’rh‘u lrui;h‘n' prd fuuuu AR b‘- . ~.6 took thale lives fn tholr hands, und, ns loaders | Yormilon. "Parties fromup tho Jumes Villoy | and the bank may bo oroken througl to-ulght. o JUSHBUER, s urpigts of tno yawl “flcet” of resouers thiuk thero will by somu snforing wmong tho [ he Fireh strect elovated road, at rlight angles I8 belug continued with bouts und Wizsong and held to Includo such as are bound in stilt covers, and also such as are usually so bound, ‘Tho provision for printed matter embraces magazines, parlodienls, ote, fn pnplilot forns, newspapers and other, similar matter, photographs, aud musle, the oxpression *printed matter’ being detined by the statute as including reproduction on pa- ‘per by any process, oxcept that of handwilt- g, of any words, lettars, charnctors, ligures, or 1mages, or of any combination thereof not having the charactor of nctunl nnd personal would Lo _confirnied, Mr, Conkling’s | the project of the contractor. oppnfillml‘lto Imlxr:crtsgn. Imsnk{; l\l\;l\lslt{fiilmz DORSEY i 20w thaw It was ten days 0go, 1o dId 1o " Detleve o sufiiclent number of votes could bo !?og‘;p:;'fd ?g&”}g{:figfflfi%;"&é'{flffim‘# Hen )“l)wl:‘.é“.m}";i‘: “‘"_’l'l‘,'f“:l{%';;, nTnhl‘go et | tlons which have been made upon him. Tho pech lon e i o " | President says he Is detsrinined that the Json's nominntion ut this sesslon is not favor- | oyoieineg of corruption In the Pust-Oftico nble, “Che nomination Is atlll ou the Vice- | yyy arment slmllboppmbed to the botton: Prestdent’s table, and will have to Vere: | ot k' does not onre who s hurt fn the ferred to the Committeo on Compmerce, Of | yyro00sq and has given the most positive in- hich Mr. Conkling is “““hm“'}' That goit- | ipyierlans to Postmnster-Geiieral James thak &Tfi;«;‘n}&fi% ggcfi:g&l&lfig:r'lll‘r‘gnm&& lmhndr 18 to, ba “saved.” Somo testimony K[mm‘ ess of tho Itobortsoh nomination, anil | Fecent ytaken in a sultbetween two relatives K o awnodiout villugors and fArmers. . Tho | 4 et s it el | tho work 18 uecomplished quite vupidiy. 1w 3 r, Conkling's grent resources, nlded by hly ::fi:;“",j'h‘}“gz‘t!{;hm“‘l’l,‘:’!';’l’.“’lfg;“;hc'"l"{f‘c""’ correspondence.” Coois - VRBKIOM:. Annit.. dDUEtaam - A | L O ot suAHGtt | L L% was boulson thEaligy this, uite el bu eovoral duga Uefure wiluirs culs vomiden i determinntion and_ thorough Knowledie of | B¢ wio aunitelad, [Iistres thomethorsn TILE 1XCRSS OF EXPORTS mnong - tho floes sud tloods, saving | Ona farmor expresed It by siviuie » Whou tho | hundeod lowses in tho flonlod disteior, atl tho | 4 1 7 tho rules and practice of the Senate, will en- a.CONIERCLOLR, (S Sk LIMREOY MR L # 5 dvo | more than 400 peoplo and briuging thom | Wators wubside tho stench ol tho carenssus Wil | gecupants nuve beon bus ull dny removing o T o B to oy s conslderation and doubt- | mony, nfter describing how u contract was | over lmports of merchandiso for tho twetvo | W (0 S0 PERC T PEERRE L | drive ua froin tho country.” Capt. Wiheolor i | hole Tamllies und goods. Litlo positive dunuire KEOKUK, TA. % less todrive it aver until the regulur session, raised, snys ho had to bo **very Criendly with | yonths ending March 81 wns §218,415,800 ; ex- L ! e | Just sent above by Wi to Springticid fur the | pus ot been sutfercd, Dt tho strong current wnd Hpeclal Dispateh to The Chleugo Tribunt, 5 Tho adjonsnment of tho Setnte, howover, | 1¢ads of Depactuionts and othors,” and be | ouqq of tmports of gold and silver coln and timos, and 0 comploto warrative of tholr nd- | gupplics of clothing sent:from Fort indill, and | cddies forming to-dily threaton to undermine | geowuie. In, April Z5—The river Is falley t O et T i o i | swears that this triepdshiv was cess of inports ol @ vénturos wouldbo ns thriiling us thatof any | tha Ludlos' Committeaof Yunktounro dully hurd | ang toppla ovor mny housos. The rofugoes | : oroRUKe fily e 4 Mould cnablo the Dresident toappolnt Judge 8 ENHIVE AN A bulllon, same thine, 878,943,700, ftrotio oxploror who ever trod n glactor, © Nt work smaking ehildeon's marments and bod- | havo beon temporarily providod for In public | Fapidly, having droppod about et ncoes iy 7 Robartaon o ho Agg,“lgncg{',;‘,g',g{,gg,‘;\fi‘g i Gvern il Tt ,:flfi:‘m“ed i WEST TPOINT VISITORS, vt oF ha maont i prostaof tho power | Sotho, "Fonrd tor hosutcetiaf iax Fuia nre | Billaings i sy, 1 pronosod to pirebase twunty<four, Bours, o Govenmment yun ork, und un such ent 3 2 5 5 : . f 4 xpressod bor, us Lhe oux powit to bo | f iption for tho uso he | now narks seventeon fost and vue Inch sbo 2 Zould assume and diseharge the duties of the | cost him * about 824,0007 to be on sufliclent- | ‘The Prestdent has designated tha follow- | of fcoand water combined 18 aftorded 1 tno Fratthioy " o fl“',’,r‘lg'lt}:a_“y ‘Bubsarlption 1 O A | e tor itk of 1819, ¥ office untll the action of tie Senate next | Iy good terms with **heads of Dopnrtments, | Ing ns members ot the Board of Visitors to | stcanibouts high and dry upon tho Lonks ut —— Dispatchos from paints belosw hore o tho. Mis — * winter. ' . .| clerks, messeugers,” and others, ** At tlues | West Polnt: Anson Stager, Illinols; ‘Milo 8, | or' nonr"this burg. About: a milo below tho TANSAS CI'PY, MO, slssippl show that tne river is rising rapldiy, but DIS MOINES, IA. & IN THE CASE OF STANLEY MArTrnews, | Lhad mgg»(%mrm amounts of monvy—from | yjasentl, Indlunii Charles A. Bontelle, | city looms the hugo fortdiof the Peninal, that Bptelal Dispateh to The Chicago Tritune, no serlous njury has yet oceurred, Spectal Dispatels to The Chicugs Tribunt, % 'Tnere s renson to bolievo that ho hns | SLU0t0 S,00 or 33,000—t0 got certall things X H ) ST, PAUL, . y - o awopt through tho loworstreots a0 Jodged un | ICANSAS, Crr, Mo ‘Apeil 2~Thosituation | 85 LAt N SR on GF O ARG | DesMorues, T, Apeil 5,—Tho Les Yo tho prairle, or ratheronu atratum of sojld fco | herg I counsequenpe of tha groat tood 18 bes | gryteiotsin Wost St.Punl, ko water has bdon: | River is ifaiug rapidly Birt this evenltg o Jiko that Lelow. hor cof ‘é\ln!un vesdols. . Noar | coming more obitienl every hour, tho water In | yising steadily bl an inch nn hour during the tho foot uf Third stroot 14° the handsomo Nellle | tho Missourl having risen thirteen Inches slico | nixhi, dud it ia .lonn.-a somo sminll bulldlugs muy Peak, with stocks siightly loating toward her | ‘Tuesduy. night At 7o'cluck, and now stunds nt Lo cavrlod away during tho alght, At inout- - i r ot the Chainber of Camnerce this nfternoon Q. uatlve clomont. Noxt nbove’ and squaraly ou | twonty-fonr foot four Inolios. 'Thariver ut tula | 15 0F the Uhatrber bt Camers SIGNAL 8 Maine; Guor Greene, Rhode Islundj, Ienry B. Leayard, Mishigan; 8, 8. Laws, msao*xrl-. D. 2?”1.!“-311, Kontneky. * & g e NOMINATED, TS ‘The President has nomlnated Justus Spaf- ford to be Postwaster at Hluntington, W, x{'n. UNION PACIFIC, dong, and out of these large nmounts come ipinelt sonaidorab srentch\ato, Wi s | aif il inclionials el sipresent o confirnied should the nomination be brought | JEATE busincss, and the four yeurs' business bofore the Senute nt the present session, A ““(“'fi“‘t“g.;&',wl "f ,0"“ In the ) 'l’"”"““"l’ niajority of tho Comnittes o tio Judiclaty Dhons. heaounis. throuki the. Dophrhminty ard betieved to be opposed to Mr., Matthows' 'or enile cunilrmnu‘un. but It Snut belfeved that a ma- and it has been tio custom, to ba very riend- tho Troshot at tho sources of tho streaw, bk ous dungur I8 apprebend VICE. B s beon U custard, toba tho ralirond track I8 mcl;’ferry-hunz 1da Living- | polnt hlm't:’ two mllunmwli!o. nmll, boyond ‘l_lul:- |{r(lllludrl;x,\V;|:;)’h §|n.l ]‘aul slur Tn:x:lwfi'\l\;:‘wfi.‘: orricn Bn("lm’{:lu‘sln::\_u;.un “'F'"'.'i.“fiifi e v o N ly, not only with the heads of Departments, 3 ston, thon in close proximity. the largo paciets | fuw, in Clay County, nothing .cnn boseen of tho | driven from thelr houses, au NaroN, D, O, April: t, m—For tho i ifix’x'-" "2‘{1‘:‘ r‘r’r‘l‘fifil&’a‘t""\‘(’r“"n‘&'i’tlf"\% '.‘15;’.1‘.2 bt even with the elorks aud messengors, an G&ffi‘.‘.‘.?.!’.&"fifl‘é’é?u‘:f”&‘“%f.‘é é‘ifi.ffi"f-’k‘é‘n’«'n‘é utto,and Binok ‘;Imu. .Hovoral milos ubove, | Comuoll IHULE rullway-truck, 1t Lolng undor | orected jmuedintely, Valloy and Tennessee, fule weathor, varate 5 thatn mujority of the Cominltteo Tavor deojs. | WenIways treaed them Very kindly, i pre- | Rafjyond Company for tho onsuly yeurs S. | nloso togothor on the prairic, stund the Coulson | water tor miles, whilo tho Huantbal & St. Juo, SR winds, stationury buromotor, stutionary orlove £ fve action, bui their confidence In his contir. | $ontinic thom with soma trifls, or In prosdab | °0, Everotr, Closelwndi 0.1 . 11, Bafior, - | bonta Josopbine, Rosdbud, and Migborn, wilo | Chlougo, ltook Iland & Paolllo, and Wabnst | e L i tempurature, X mnl(lun by &llm Smmt}a is s ulroilw that the)t' m:%, Ur'é‘ml‘la"‘ll‘!‘lzco‘;n[li;ng ?r?:l‘!e'l‘%'gfi l;l{‘;' %\]llllel' “&Efrfi&“fil“’v}fit.l'(”)'ffi‘:ihfmfi gll’nrnl\!, on tho lovee ure tho fow rolies loft of the stately t\nlu.-ku ey glum Lwlo to 1‘;‘“:; fnezu umlorl:\‘rlu‘(:r. i L:'Jm A TeThls ‘m""::"w o tvet | ¢ 1:.,,-1 u:, mlwug-1 Luke re‘;:‘mn, m;n )mm:l m i profess to have no fear of nn ndverse ropor v y L el 1 Y. J b3 A« | Wostern, Of tho Moade uud Fontonotto nothing | Along tho ssourl to tho junotlon wi o " h gL owed by clepring wouathor, wusterly si from tho Committec, They uven say thoy (‘I“"‘l‘,‘.‘e’, dong n‘;;lst‘t}me”glr‘“"“\m“’;g:t 16 ore- | Kountze, Naw York, e ah a0y postions woro dowbtices | Kuw and thonto south to beyoua tho | Stod at tho ity direotrlx thirty fout and thiuo | gy or puroniotor, Ao 6o, Natee ektet /'Z Would be willing to have & negntive report | yombors of Congross, Whom o fintd b VINOINIA POLITICS, suvod, All of tho ofght' bouts st montionod | wator-works tho rivar bas loodedtho banks and | Inchies ubove hlihewater mark, This lo wbout | wuro, - . A from the Commlitea if. tho noinination could | trentin the saihe inanner, and to whom we | Senator Mahono's supporiges In Virglula | nry tho soceios of busy 1i¢; und onoh will sooner | rallroad tracks n muny placos. A, wouk ute | [WO inches ubove thodaugor lnc,andns tho | “yor tho Upper Lako reglon, falr wealker, ho got betoro the Sennto at an carly doy, oceasionnlly send theatre tiekets, and always | Ar6 organtzing for an actlve Stato campulgh, | op jator, ccording to the dumngy done and ro- | tompt bys been mado In smo, places to loveo, river s stilt rising the nppreliensions of lood |° 40y winds, atationury or lower barouwet IN THE BENATE wWiien I o8k favors I generally send cacrlngos | 2 express tho utmost confldence that, With | B Uil ry biain bolnunchiod and roady for | bt tho sil fa too porous dnd tho water souks | 80 Incrousiug hourly, In tho puat twentyfour - the 0ld Eaton resolutibn reistlve to the Mon- | for them, and sk them to dn cartnln things | the ald of tho Republlenns, they will dutent aud.fompuraturo. Dusinwes, Tho fco was Wusted from around | through frouly. ‘Tho tracks at tho pucking | huups tho river roso slx inches, 1t -it.contigued | yoe ghyo Uppor Stisslssippt and Lower Missoud thom with dynamite, and ways 1urd now betng | houses nro undor water, us 14 also Orblson Polnt, | At tho samo it for four duss moro ho'| yyjjous gair wenthor, northerly wiudd fn ik bullt loading tothorivor. Tho Torry and Helon, | —tho point of land which runs ot into tho Mis- | 10st feactul rosults wiil “follow, Tho | pormer. busterly fri the ttter district, stutionsty both earrled on lund, huve been launched and | sourt and Kuw ut the function—In consequonco | FlYer wana but - little, .moro hond- | or bighor buromvter umd tomporurt. Topnired, and uro in sorvie. - Tho first hus gono | of whioh about thirty fiunilios havo boen drivon | W4y ito roak Iuto tho gecat Amoricun | 4ue ehiel shenul otficer tunilshos e fo fo Slonx City, and tho second leaves for Honton | out of thole homes, At tho packing house | Lottom upat Mudigon, sixton miles nbovo Eust | specinl bulleting 3 roe doetrine was referred to the Committes | in the Dopartient,” Iluntley gives on Forelim Relatlons. Mr. Eaton has been A GLOWING DESCRIPTION here, and hns succeeded In gotting the sub- | o6 )y1q trentment of what hocalls * The press ect In which he was so much Interested in | ¢ Washington, to whom he snys hup YO or | 4 1 , n member of tint body. ‘T resulution pro- | A% fAr B8 the press in Wnehington is con- tho Bourbon State ticket, and thus glvo new 1ife to liberal government in the Bouth. ©THE POST-OFFICE DEPARTIMENT. The Presldent Is_roportod to be - embar- Tassed by the rofusal_of Mr, Grier to nccept tho Third Assistant Postmnster Generalshiy, ¥ = BrnEar ) o ¢hich at yostosy a 8t. Louls, and la in_aimost equal danger of get- 0 sceq of 1w barouetor At i i nd for n . bettor se, or one | onTuesduy if fucl cun be obtained. Tho mas- | slaughtering hus Loen discoutiaued owlnie " Aftornoun’s Fopurt wis central noar ok amu‘n}. l‘xmlé:lxtnce. """u“ifi ?lfl'flnllllllln‘n lo§ ‘“f{:,‘i—'.:if}"rlg»i“ur}o ‘:‘flevtf?‘.ucwmfibs‘p"mfifl,ffl ll‘l?l:lt {lv'lsll(tl'm“hls Dt inestm nlfl" ot Ta ot | tors, pilats, and orowa of thio sovernl bonta aro | to tho purtinl flooding snd tho ‘lnabiiity | tog lnatn noater polut, If ngoneral flood 0o | hay puvod slowiy astwavd wud Is central s 10 U ates naser nd Wi 14154 Y. Iimprobable that Mr. Hazen, the recent Third Assistant, will e requested to rematn and not necept the Assistant-Attornoy-Genoral- ship. "Tho removal of Chlef Clerk French riendly, so far ‘us ‘1 um concerned, 1 have nlways beon very friendly toward thom 1n tho sume manner, very often Riving them dinuners costing fram $10to $50 each,” that its consent is o mnecessary condition precedent to the construction of any lsthimus ship canal, and aiso na to the rules and regu- Intlons under which othor nations shall- par- i curs tho destruotion and 1988 will far exceod that | Hr.- Lawrence Yulloy, The temporature bit ‘x‘i'r"\".ff.'\.?&”‘.“.'.‘g'ffl?“ m"‘u!'u s ‘r,:-nu;.h o’ruu‘lflr!cf:mlo:‘l'n m::::{m' :»‘I;!u!u!l;: of uny provious tlood. At tho timoof tho lust | failen froni 6 toludeicreos I tho biuldic Attuuilo i1 7 Btutes and the southern portion of AW ke Nom for tho monsures bt rellef. Capl 3.3, | iteiorable stefiol il over Woat Kanans, whioh, | considerablo froshot in 1858 tno Eust 81, Louls of | JRUG S04 §n” (hy' Nurthwost nud Upper Like i | cluguo, Commmissary Unitod Btatos Avmy, cume | combined with the staguant water fn celurs | 10-d0 wus uot i existence, 1 Lilinolatown ud | puyin, Halt bus fallen sinco yuotosiiy alice 4 ticipute In the use of such cauals, either ln gz{:’,{{'{,&?fl"“}{' (Iif,""vm"" il y?","d States f;futil::oc:?tfl\vl‘l‘lc tl‘t)ll,:lm::u‘l’tfm‘rm {;t‘l)s}.n(l)lflul\cv‘:ml{:“:; upen tho Niobrars, and, in fultiiiment of his | uud upon tho ground, mitkes ife in that scation :‘.f"l':d"‘"m“:,"‘;‘; u‘.";fl" ‘:‘"ff“;n':‘a:.‘“"“r;“ %:ll‘x“‘_‘ ao fifu{fn‘f“fllm:‘fl:oslfl'\'lheg.“"m" und tho stidtie &t peacoor war, Gloyornor from Mowiana tadie on ?«‘:'W‘qfl\fi Thiny othiors ih the same ofifce, M, Fronci | ordors from den, Torry, hus koeuly and critie- | unboarablo slmost, aud uvxcitesulurm for tho > THE ASSOCIATED TRESY NEPORT OF TIE CAUCUS, ‘The Republican caucus this ovoulnfi aps pointed a committee, with Dawes ns Chalr- annn, to consider the question of executive sesslons, and report back to the cnucus. Conkling spoke of his having besn held re- sponsible for n continuanco of the deadlock, und safd he had no uh_'uulluu 1o executlve sessfons; that he is well prepured now th ke his fight neainst” Rovertson, and_intl- amted his contidenco vf succuss, Some of the President’s friends wora thon willigz to dofer actlon - until they could once more confor with the President, . While no decislon In favor of executivu ses- slons was reacheo, the Republican Senntors seom to bellevo thnt will bo the outcome, SENATOR MILLER to-day notifled Dawes that unless the Repub- Jicans move for i cxedutive ‘session tiat he (Mifler) will vote with the Democrats for ona; that he feels bound to “break the dend- . "o Missour: has fallen four inclies ut Omiby Ay obsarved the atutus of aifulrs, 8o us tobo | Loalth of the dwellers when the flood shail havo | 1088 shuntios. ~Whoro the murket-house stunds | L MU P00 UG Bove tho anger s Ablo to ropert Intelligontly,upou tho wmount of | subsided, Fowlor Brothors toncmont housos | HOW e wator was vight fuet’ doep 1t | Jyigong faut slx fuclics above tho 'd.x.uut;wm sulfering, dostruotion, and’ o4, aud (6 dovidons | are wbandoncd, and ubout fifty shantios in | 184 Even threo foot:of wator r"udlnlu Louvenworth, ao, Luek e e tutho quantity und kind of ald and comfort | “ITll's Lalf-Acre,” neur tho bank of tho M- | Bust Bt. Louls would do n vast amount of dum- | Uitk und riooded ut the bunds of 'tho War Departmgnt, | sourl, linve boou vacated, ° oxo flg:‘“"f“:“mfl“'fi’l"‘fl;l:"‘f:gmfl;;‘:;;l l&: i hijésikalnp! s throo fuot ubove tho dusget o will 2o up ns fut ap Fort Sully, thoextentof | On tho Wyandotio afdu of. tho. Kaw tho Bl | . l,m,mfl,.l clver men, nowever, tag the | 1 nt 8t Puul, two feot oven ncticsnt I.{,"f,’;‘,'..' the district most affieted, ind thon ruturn hore | sourd Pacifio tracks nre under water nbout four | presont riso will be At its bight withln twonty- ‘Wg 'Dl“'- 0}1!\1"; Hfl‘:t n.?.‘.’.“.'rfii'; l;::fi‘ '\"',‘:::_L.\,.uu, forservico In suporintending tho purchusouud | fout, wnd , all | tralns to 8t Joc, Atchi- | four hours. As tho river grows widue It tuked ll“-h"u Lo Vot D it Lo dubgerdne distribution of suppliva, Col. Androws, com- | son, ana Leuvenworth have been abun- :":{L‘{’,"{““_“i":k“““""l’h:{‘,‘l:'l‘,'m‘."n‘;:},‘f,{‘J',f',‘:fi'h'l',‘:“.’ Wt Naw Oelouns. ? ) ik o e b manding at Fort Mtandall, and Mal Bart-'| doned, ~ At" n-° lato hour’ Inst mighe | QU SFUEE G0 Thisiitom horo. (b luwest | The Minusola Rivec s roported to lott, @&t Fort sully, wlll' 800 to | ono of Sales’ large fce-houses on the Lust [mh“ of our n,!p.!:mu lovee front Is sbout At r“‘fl:g’;fi atontionsare that oeeastonnd sl P tho wants of sulforers at Whito Harth | Levee wount luto tho river, aud utun carly hour lyrunnrlltr?ql.?lnumkttx"l. ;g{:wxlnmr{gut‘xl\‘\:lln!xlg falhin Now Buglasd, thy Lower Luko rfis and Plerro and adjacent points respoctively, ne . | this morning tho secoud followed, duuslig o Inss [ ovor theruiiroud travk. Al Washingtonavonutethia |5, 0y Midale Attatie conet, ottowed If tording to orders alroudy fesned from Wnshing- | uf nbont 12,000 tons of ice. In'Wost Wnusag, | Witer ilssus thy trnek "f Rumo ton oF twelve | g U G ey wnd to-morrow (n New BB Ton Tha bullco 1o Govormout bonuiiooice, | HONF (10 packing liousss, the birge loo-iunsost. | £t AL S GG WCIGERN! P, DURSS | gl mid tho Biidaly itlantlo Suites shd G e S Niowover, hasso far fullon Into tho hundsof | Hoee S 8 O e o it swils curront | NOW nbout i fnoh aud u bale nbove theduna | Tulr weatner wrill provutl i the Gulf Bovetal Dlinaits 0. 20 Chizosa THAnA, Capt, 1 D, Whoulor, Quilrtormastor, United | of tho rivge NE Lt polnt outting tnto the Lanks | high wator of 1870 uid clovuit nil onuhalf. toot ALt B L ey Gontiauo Hs AWA, Tily April T~A disputo BAVIDR | giutce Avmy, who bus ubly, conscluntiously, and | und undeimintng tho bullding, Fowlor Hrow', | balow tho bixh wator uf 184, T stockeyards | | tio Ssimt el B0 b, arlach bopweun tho physlcinns whotnor ugonuino [ Sregutls fulntied Bis trusts Ho fuy bon f | iee-bouses uroin gront danger, s n inegopors | 4ud iuibor-yaedd { tho nocthorn yuet of tho oA GRS Quio of cercuro-spinal moningitds had really oc- s 1th th \ t | ton of the bitildingsnro under witor.uiid It 13 city, whoru tho Isvgo ’"‘h““"". buon cons st Aol $1=NBS_ carrud I Oltawae Coronor Wels, uskistoa by | Constunt consultution with tho prominent meh | fenred that tho fuundations aro bolyiy under. | strilcted, uto Quts subniorgod. e Lo I, Dirs, liyburn and Dyor, hold & post-mortom ex- who furin the itellof Committeu, and prinolpally | minud, Tho atuck pous uro also four fuot undor Tima, |Jie, | Tueryu | Wy ghidd helinand was formerly n Prosbyterlan minister In Oll't‘"dm‘l his Intogrity has nover been sus- peeted. ington il stald at the Arlington for about n week, and 1 treated him as nice ns possible, and when he went away Lpald hls I;Hl. 'The Governor of Wyotuing canieon, and I trented him_In the wnme wny. Besidos all of the smail presents pald to pretty nearly svery- body tn Washington, [ guess, are Included il of my hotel expenses, travelwg aud sleop- ing cars, oto, and, ALTOOETHER, “ 1 think it must havo cost me, out of money churged to me, about 880,000, I ean only arrive at about what it cost, beenusy 1 know what 1 received for' the four years, and 1 know what 1 hiave left, and, subtrocting that from what Ehiave left, 1 know I must have spent for this business 880,000 and 1 ought to huve put In 825,000, and 1 only find $15,000 charged,—that 1s, for vverybody's good-will, from the messenger In the Dupnrtinent to n United States Sunntor und Governor of n Tarritory,” The cm'rcsfmudunts are very anxlous “that Mr. Huntloy sliould retutit GONETO LONDON, Mr. C. E, Coon, for nny years In charze of thesyndients party in "London, and Mr, Martin, of Secrctary Windom’s oftiee, left hero laat night, and will sail irom New York le-tluy for Loudon to take chinrke of the Gov-- ernment Aguncy thers In conmection with the ealled und extendod 6 per cont bohds, If all tho 8 per conts ure extended, it s oxpoctod Jtho Secretary will offer the siine terms to the holders of tiio & per cent bondi, itk s b o SPINAL MENINGITIS. hrough that Comwmitteo has mado bis distriou. | water, *, LEAVENWORTIH, XAS, e ] b [0 luek, Another question somewhat embar- | from his Western ranche and make goo amination this ovening upon tho body of Alert | i 4 At Orbleon's Polnt thio wator has ¢ vl a0 T UiAa, m; 186 rassing is as to how Mahione will bo called nssurtlonu‘. Careful inqulry falls to ml(llull‘;'f Huss, who diod yestordny, Tho rosult proved | fope of food. ,T L\n;u ,fin{‘: b'flmw d,;‘::,d h::,‘;' hijeiest levatiun, and the residunts have all !.u::‘;wn‘l'ml ;'(:: F :."cn:;-, —The ,R.‘",,. nas | 1fives i Badt B upon 10 vote In exceutive sesslon, 1t ho | body wiio recelved from hini o $50 dinngr, | bovoid u doubt ‘that tho' wan diod from tuis | fode dibn of cuhniotor > | inved out, tho outlre polnt bolig covored with a FLE AR 2 Lo g ) sl B votes with Conkling agninst Hobortson he | or any other dinner, s * | movtirio,~both braln und spine havhiz beon | fermg distriots, who = know overy mnl,. | wator. Plankinton & Arwours fco bousws | risun stoadlly siuco the dlspateh of lust night 115 b, . | 0| B Wil Toso tho Friendsiitp f e Adminiatene THE * NATIONAL REPURLICAX " Dy Wiootod: o body wil bo-: torwarded 1o P, woman, d child - thorelst, lnve beon om- | nro hiso fn dunger, nnd u lnvge force of ol | at tho rato of half an inoh uw hour, su that full | v bloyed ' Y wuording. - sgnlnst fraud, iy | Bve o teyibktasave thom,. The buck-witor | gnothor foot haw beon added, Tho traoks at the | Witk i Bl ChoIntes Iy 1a ngninst tho ofl inflla und thy'touadiy uf Moore Judivlous puroliass und tho uso ot suoh supplios | 4% BFTAHSE RS (UL MHOR GG TOREUAY ok ‘Wil | frelkbt-surds.aro now. undor | wator and the MATRIMONIAL, 78 ho bud on biad, Cnpt, Whesler bas beon ablo *| surcound thesv two bulldings outiroly, . waves aro lupplng ugainst the coruor of the &pectal Divvateh fa The Uhiedoo Tribune, o keop suitloient food I rondiness for imme- “Aside-from thie wbovo, no dntmugo bas rosulted | Uulon'Dopot, Bast Lonvenworth 14 desertod ox- R\“: HetH et BYRAQUSE, N, Y., Apri} #7.~3Uss Jaunto Tap-| diato moed. His purchuscs smount to aboue | BXoupt totho ruilrands, aud no tlyures eun yor bo | gupt by threo men, tho forry<boat slnve 0 o'olook ' _Il"h 4% LuTOPY| b ban, dangttor of 1ho 1nto W, 0, Laphk, upor- | 82,00, axclustveor pork gowen from tho Tntoylor | Shuigad it the rout losd 10 this veiboet | 1his wmoraing baving bron busy bringiug ovor | SLwas loismisiiee, bbb Intendent of the Wostern Division of tho Con~ ' N3 Doparment. o great difoulty bt boon b | Sompmain Usee heinglog helr - asonyora | (b blihi-wator sufferors and tioly oot All-{ . FEISIAL BIRIVARINE 10y g trul Hudson Rafirond, and sistor of -8. Qurnoy | gotting (ho food to thosd to Lo fod, but this has fwén.n; %lll‘llt' '-;bc{:; :‘I: ulzlllug }m‘m ll\ln:mo“tfil’l{: gne lrulxhtu in llm'.l H;:‘t Kmem;::mg‘h Luphnm, city uditor of thy Courfar, was mareled | boou nocomplished by merns ol yawls and skitts, | I Lty G0 3 AL opot wus aldo vemuved. Tho Kansas Paoifiv thia ufternoun to Mr, Uhurles Potsion, of Lovk= | Noarly w thousand porsons woro brought to § BUIy Do toit davs vofurs pnisungurtraltts 0wl | ¢ryin atrugglod up from Lawrenco this oveung, # 9 Agniin rouck Hurlot, oven 1f tho water vabsldos. b Tanss hioh purt, The glfts wore clegunt, Mrs. Totordon 18 | Yuukton, ana u majority distributed tirougt vim, Weatebuting Wabnsh trsfn ran o8 favas tho | and burrfod tho train back to Lansing, whiol oS, eSO S v | o o Mo Trose” e hauted | Easibuion sl ot Wt YL s, | o o o, B e s 3 ? & g . ck Dol vos it, youniuoRtEdator, |'l|u “""m‘m",‘- fl‘“‘,‘ “,o' M:h" hM’:d will bo pblu (o piis Benuswick Wrtor to-night. {:,va.:::t;fl:l&':“?&g‘fml‘mnu to "u,.“'m}.;‘\'-‘“? e RS cent ovuntry, To-duy -the oE aaoy Tho ontire country bolow ICausus City ndficont | fayd by wagon. The ook Istand witd tey tue )y WHRON, APPOINTED STATE GEOLOGIST, 1011 dependent for food, with UK rations ls- | ta tho viver, for i distutico of 100 ntlus, 1 uver | yiormw to seo It 0 tmnster oan bo riggod for | Chicato. Speciat Dispalen to The Chicago ,mum'. sitod up to date, Baoh adult vecalves 1 il sol- guw(nnl. and |l)'m‘ ;lufl‘luuuuuwu‘e‘;‘:‘m‘l‘ el:ol ‘;uflr: thelr trolk on tho bottom enst of u,..‘[,‘: [y, Emlfl: Ky TUnIANATOLIS, Tud Aprl ST—Profs John | disteration duity and avory threo Intaut chil: | S EGTTIGR Yylion "of JEIEET AV lahofic. tho | RRGLE to Sxberiian lag cogein LOWIPUES | Divanbor v prrcctd o e i dren twe Full rtlons, Th0’ numbDY to bb fod 4 . point ¢ running taind again, It §s thouht that by | Liieutt.,. Collott’ was ‘thls morning rosppointed * Btuto | will bo nuguiented ne wienny of ronohiug the | 4anuge resulted from the riso in tho Ruw Wiver | morntng the river will Lo twenty-Tour feot 4 Geofoglat. 1ila torm ns Ohlof of tho Baroau of | Houdod disirieta aro obuinod, nud iy touch | Which onpties into tho Missourl aliont 200 Yards | ahavo the low=witor wark. Tho homolos suf- Btutlstlos has wisn oxpired, but ho will boutiouo | 280, Cap, Whoolor's vatimiity Is that tho Uovs | Weat uf Favrior irotlura packlugstuuso, Dbut tho | forers from tho ottior slide are resoiving kind o hold it ugtil his auccossor lv nppointod. o e———— SHMALL-POX, P tion; and If he votes against Conkling, the Iatter will bo Jlkely to nntagonizo nomina- l(luu: 3““&12 oul fifihn‘lt‘m Mulu:ulu.( Itdlr uvé; dtent thut Conllini ia 1n cariest, luton maka the Robertson fight rlght'nwny 1?‘ tho executive segsions are held, SAT O PATRRD. 4 e o' A the Tristern Assoclate Press, T Wasiixaroy, 1. U, April, 97,—Baenator Stater has left for homu, Ho 13 palred with Sonator, Platt for the romuindorof the sus. slon, PROCEEDINGS OF THE BENATE, Mr, Morgan asked leava to offer a concur- rent resolution deciaving that the Intovests of the penplo of the United States of Amerlen und the welfure nnd scourity of the (luverns mehit are s involved in the subject of the con- struction of ship canals or other ways for tho trnnsportation of sen-golng vessols neross the fathmns connecting Novth and South Amers dea, that the Governmoent of the United States, with o frankness whieh 15 due all other people and Governments, Loreby us- serts thet It will {nsist that its conswnt 1s o tho fuully nt Yorl “ilirgmiet urf and lustruental orror. AMeun Laroinotor, T olving ‘Filién lo the ;uu;mumnl;": % ¢ s, New York ribune; that, on this nccount, Tilden hns been pursuing hin, and that the purtics who lately went to President (iirticld tocall his attentlon to the star rowts wore sont by Samuel J. ‘Cildon, This line of de- fonse fitts u colwn, ‘Lhe following is given in the same article as n renson why Gen, DBrady - has not as yut soukht 1o de. fond hhllsol!: “Gen, DBrady, a3 an ‘| old * eoldior, . ts fambllar - with that sort of morllla’ wartare whereln it 18 necessnry to permit a malignant foo to fivst open thelr” fuslinden, In order o dlsolosn tlielr ambuscade, e will bo heatdt from nt the Prmmr thne, and In & manner that \vrll sottls the question for all tine, Helsa re- murkubly reticent mau, and {omlm{n one of Gen, Graut In this connection, ~\When by opens his batterjes, tho effeot will bo demone struted by the result, e 4T hon you don's think that the revival of thesy old wutters nguinst Uen, Brady will wond, |l e o ornmont will hivo to subalst Tor eixty duyw, | Wator it that stroum bus lutlon four 1iokes t0+ | oupa from frlunds huro, Ut tho wisery which iy of that numbor for thicty days jnger; | 903, and to danger 'ts now” upprononded from | stunpod onthe sountenunces of all tho rofugous Ffi llc'u\?lil'ban' mattar us At {urnm« ¥t | thut quarter., tola iy v Plululy the wad stery of tho i 3 s i necessury condition preeedont to the exect | hayw sty poriianiont effect wensmoaie, SO 1t e roportoa | o aolil Buvo to De oBUIanadand IOWMN: | | opiry. oLOEET ISITAUITANT, {oatuition of the thtisniia ty fuslie s tion of stich projeet, knd also ng to riles g ***No, 114 » (hat sevoral 110w uas0s Of smatl-pox have bruken | _'Thus stauds tho matter, Theio peoplo aro not Special Dispateh 10 Th Chieago Tribuns. il re— .. ;‘.‘.‘:t'ltfi‘p‘:{‘:.‘.'."é}&' hioh other nutlons Shall | itk sAMK FINK.OF MASKED BATTERIES Btk Valay Faites w vasall manufagtaring vile RO o e o b oy | . Base iz, Louts, Il April #,~A¢ Bpringdold | i om0, Bl e ik x y i ol - Wuys, efther [ peace or [ war, .‘;ll'l‘fi';“lg;}‘l‘fi'hllgfil‘\“ .'-"‘?.‘;',“6 ;l%x‘-ngarfluld o on tua Providenog & Westarn itatlegad. Tho | mil tho nawiral ilis W Such. Tn faot. wany | yosterday disputchios begrn to pour i upui ox- ToIEoN, Kas., Apr ntrary 10 1. Duwes nb]uatml ta the resolutfon, not * ury U disvuso orl fnnted Lt shoddy milll, the 8iaporine amilics who sro known to be i need refuso | Scorstary-of-Siate Hatol, Btate Troasuror Huts, pavtations, the river has continuod to risy stoad-; {il:l\'orumnmu\ ald, und are trylug to live on | Appoliaty Clork Joncs, Raprosentative Unders fly during tho past twenty-four hours; and ts alinget nothing, ‘Tlloy must sucourmb ut Wit and | yuod, wad othor uwnersof Tarns in'tho Misiles | HOW twenty ‘fout four fnohes above lowviniter " hl“ :p‘\’vdérk“'m u‘i‘!'dl‘h' 't‘;z[g‘ 35:33“."1”"5"’:‘-‘1',!“ wippi ftiver bottoms that Ru avertiow was fniuls | wsrki—old rosidents say ut laust twonly inuties l‘i‘l’lm‘l or sumuangh vlv'gr\i. 1 s as (ho cuun! nout, soma of these disputchos coufiryping what | #bov the lovel of thio graat lood of, lq_t'i. nlfl“‘ nwy will pormit, Others will cominonce rupatr- | Tug Yrthuxs had already printed,—that the Bny 1s nothing nuw in tho situatiod hovo, .A‘hu river lug duinages shortlye und | iuybu bt i} Curto tovee bad brokou, snd thousauda of acros | covors ull emo Luttoin-lands o, " Missoyrt corn or potutues; but tholr womon und ehlidren, [ whi d wkable land had beon given ovor to | oppudit thik olty, oxcept o ‘ground on i lina they themselves untli: they cun oura of | OF wheat and atabj A lvon ovorto |. e Bt - kol Yiiso wotnethit, must have wssistunce, Clothos | Noptuno and (ho cattish, 8o I touk tho widnight | which & poplon g ;AL u ura an nbmhlm- ?u«mul't&. u\::g:mlmz . "'fl" train and came down horo to the Amioricun Hote !x'!fi-'fi‘."«’é‘.'m‘.‘fl‘:‘}'im"?{‘i(. rt milios buve boen potuties, and othor vegutal 4 o, e ' 1 3 ¥cud the money subursbal in tho Kust wil buy, | 10 10, 808 for mysait "]‘:,"{ Sar, tho dumiko | hold nis nfiorndon totules Tufnds for © A and the clothos the Govorament will Turnwh | 9Xi00! a Amorjepn Bottow {8 a propation. Tururur-. t 18 ropuricd .thuy tho ‘extuniive purtly, und outslde sympatbiaecsihioreat, Nono | al Juwdmovi, Lol dogoribed on tho Fronch | Bure Ouk Dottomn, in Dunum-n Uauty, bas beon | Of tho Guverns orotusrciothiig hisarrved, | wap of 1781 v bogine pt Altun, in Mailisen | subaierud, und hundreds of wulurg driven. B QI wreol, nn, " 5 e o g 1ho 100 amd throngy | Chuster, tn Raudojph Gounty, ‘stl 1o TH0ol & | the Kuat, aid it b 10 & v:) Jia pussaugors gud tho ehillod waturs, harefuot atid halt clad. distauco of noarly 100 miles gnd an bverazo | wuils uround by way ot 4 other alloged paveinent' foba I the Distric and tho anti-moth and inlldew renervmlu‘l'l procors; thesqme ** roforinars * that are junkes "f tho ussaylts uY‘nn CGon, Brady are those. ‘who mado the Wel with unfoundod iuul maljznant nttuck st Gen. Uartlold n the last campuign,’ d > 4Ty there any foundation for tho fwaoy. rubllnlwd In soie of tho vapors that Gen, Brady nssessed tha atnr-routs and othor cons trunm;u or . waterinl . ald . to lielp u thoelection of Gen, Gardeld 1u the Preste dentinl campalgn® . »ror umuu\\mot state at present; Gen, Trady i n practical pollitiolnn, and bulluves I the use of the proper slnews of war for thy Predomllmnua and perputuntion of & Eul: h:':::l ‘ltflllnl‘;:rla‘t'n;u.‘ Ik 3 lt [3 ienre ull i, and, if ha dfd this, he lad autogroph authorily and nssuraios 't?m& Buch n codrso W, Bhay, bolug tho first victim to e e e . BASE-BALL, Detnorr, Mich, April 57,—Tho first matoh of basu-ball of tho new Totrolt nine wus phiyod tu-day with tha ' University Club. of Ana Arbor. Hoores Dotrgit, £33 Yylvorsityy noue, o e —— AN INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK, AuabsTa, Ua., April 27.—ThoBibloy Munufaot- uting Company bas Jucronsod jts enpltul stock to $1,000,000,' Tho miil witl buve 50,000 wpiudivs, n e — = . An Atroclous Murder, - A murder of shugular atrocity was committod rocenty sicar Chorboure, Trance, A mun uamed Lovaite ontured the holisd of a widow Ratied Mosguat, uged 80, with whium bo was wo- 8o much on necount of tudned In Ity ns on aecoil _tna sontiment - con- b of needed the mucnrz tendunt, the fact that it » e, ico of the lousy of Representatives, After debate, Mr, Storedi modified his ros- olutlon 50 as to n ‘inl u Benata regolugion, t was referred to the Committes on Forelgn Telations, £ The Viee-Prealdent then laid before the Bunnte the untinished Lusliess, buhui the g-m:fllon for the eclection of vfticors of the dnute. gl Aiter two op th[ce ineffectoal roll-calls, Harrly moved that the Senute ko tnto axe ecutlve sesslon, stathyg that thers were 00 pominations ot the tuble uwaltlug action. b crat Miliory rottons were voted & several dilntory motlons were vol own,, aud the Senute u-{luuruud ‘.“' CESASEEPRITYEL: EORATLILEY: BECANEERESE! 5 E2TCER A gontleman well pastud fn tho country atang | widihof six miles, . Upon thdt bottem I8 located e i " S E cie “Missoar) eetintutes thv total 103 by thu Kuskuskia, vuce the Capitul of lilinols Ferrltory, TIIE 8NY LRVER, * STEAMSHIP NEW "tbe Wielsoh . be ucce TR od d her b houlders, and, by | 110oda botween Plerro und Bloux City, exclusive . F lea . Taunyna, Appil $T.—Arrived, STAR ROUTES, Woukt pHbly. b gualutods welzud et by e shiouldeis, kit 1Y | OF Sisi to salioal und telogranh Tines ang | aad unier it Jurisdiction Aol Shiei, o Boccial Phstld ¥ T g Ut cane | from Nuw York. Mugeetlith NIDICULOUS DASES IN POINT. BUGAR. e i gt R T (Rl “:‘f’u:"miJffn';}flfw‘u"f.n‘"f'\"(.l‘il‘t?' e ": 'Sm““'.?.a.‘L‘"‘L”u‘“ bfi‘mwl wm‘r mrrdvodyml: .‘?.'fl"m"‘.'.,.m"x‘n"h. amilition of the break fn | LOKDON, April. §7.—The Villo do v Boecwal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribu though sl eried for merey, sho was burned o | ocord-wor “dx u. !uhmll\l i by Loy L LUOWN SUOATR TIHAT 18 NOT “‘LROWN IN ANYTHING BUT COLOI, WAsiiNGTON, Aprll 97.—~Waelsh, plaintift luthe cuse of Welsh va Mersitt, trled lu wolnder, Ho then robbed - the' house of 11,00 frunvs, whivh he conconled with bls futbur-lo- luw, Jounu, u well-to-do farmner, Tho muonoy wus found concealvd In virlous places, sud Juunn wud hiv wilo wore wrrestod, fro fork, and the Minugsvte, IV too sl Wio vory Edon of tho Unlom wnd its | tio8ny Lovos. Tho breuk s 200 feut wids, with [ from New York, M Juss will prove u terrible one- 1o steumnbioats, ue ton, havo aeived out. - . o PlantIs wood cdt nuw, even Af the supply wopu | Glose proxumity to Bt. Louls hns wnde | a powortul curront running throush It At | NG\ Youk, Aprll gT.—Arrived. ‘hmmllfl' Wasnixarox, D, C,, April 27,—In the mat- ter of tho star routes there has been consid- erable criticlsin of the courso of the L'ost- erus ? H ity fkely 1o be Duiple, will bu too jreen to | (18 suilas profitablo sa tho Valley of tho Baeras | loust thirty thousand ucres of growing whest | from Autwerp; the New York C Lt;u’ G whi l:lllll:'l‘lllluk liko llwl rogulsit | weuta, Tu-duy tho woator vurt of thly vasy | wiil bo destroyed, fuvolving a probablo luss of | i