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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1878)
w- k, fit. I I' ft r h i W N U it m m s; W. (l. m- L-v IT $' rLJ. ' m : M TBE RED CLOUD ClflEf, IN AMmiMliKH, Ms. aa rrmpt. way cloud, NKIIItASKA ! aaol llsrnwsaiaty W A eoap factory 1 won to Ixt started anTeuimseh. V ' ' Francis I). Monlton, say Town lades wned to 1 the greatest dairy nut In thn Uaton. Ixiroy Kathhtirn, aged ID) nccideiital If and fatally hot htinU In Haaeock county, Iowa, March nut. Dm Molten, Iowa, In to havn, n grand wsnaitkiiawvweas t taJ .UMiyml vast 88,000 parwo wtll b In the procession. Seventeen Irink families from Boran tew fa., settled in Holt count; a fsw dys ago, std 100 Mora fmille are expected anon from Mm aaaia place. On the 2d of April, Cornellna I)ono fcwe, while mWslrat4, Ml through a br1-1jc ai Mom City, mjwrtag klmiatf o vrrly that fee eeanot recover. lion. J. B. Grlnnell ha nwlgntd thn taetvershlp of tk Central Railroad of Iowa, a4 Major IL L. MonUI kaa been appointed to ifoaltlon. It la aald that Niobrara, Nebraska, la Ml of new fare looking for location. Tim prospect of Uit young city re brighter than rer before In IU hletory. Tho town council of Maqttokota.lowa, awdercd all saloon closed and hereafter no Manor will be permitted to be sold either with in the town, or w whin two mile of It. For tho paat few weeks tho Hurling tan Missouri Railroad baa brought a dally awarsg of 000 Immigrant Into Nebraska and tar four month part the land te of the coin paay kare averaged atKMit A,000 acre per south. A few nigh ago it couplo of masked rebbers attempted to murder rattier Henry osgrove, at kl home In Davenport The may or kaa of ered a reward of 1000 for the villeins, art Father Coegmve't congregation offer I'J - Joaeph Hathaway, wlia arrested In Bee Moines, April 4th, on a charge of complic ity with Reuben Proctor, In the murder of Mag gie Ceding, la Warren coonty, eowie time sines art for which,' It wtU be remembered, Proctor weakaaged by a mob. Frank Ileary, sixteen year old, claim tag to be a direct demandant of Patrick IUn ry, kaa been sentenced, at Waehlngton, to two years In the penitentiary at Ft. Madison, for aaalt with Intent to 'commit manslaughter. Whisky was the cause. It la estimated that thoro are 800.000 kead of cattle m Nebraska, west of the 100th aaerldlan, representing over 1.1,000,000 In capi ta) giving employment to 000 men, whose wage, not Including hoard, amount to $37,000 aaoathly, or 9316,000 per annum. The Railroad Commission of Iowa aatt m Dee Moines, April 4th, and elected John L. Cameron, of Ilarllngtoa, Secretary. Mr. Cameron Is a gradua'te of Dartmouth College, jart la a clvtl engineer, Ex-tlov. C. C. Carpen tar la President of the Commission. On the Mi q, March Goo.'Oestrehor, wtokMbeavpaMeni at the Mount Pleasant laaane nospNa), committed suicide at Oxford, Johnson county, by shooting the top of hla kead off. II put the muasle at thegualahla Math and pulled the trigger with his toe. Joshua C, Bishop, the man who killed OnL Baker In Colorado In MTU, was arrested a few days ago IApnanooee county, where he waa working on a construction train. 'Warren Balaee, of Mt. Btetllag, will probably receive law reward of kS,W0, offend for the arrest of, the murderer. Joe Lamear, ol Woodbury oouaty, reeently quarreled aad fought wltk an cJ4 mas named Janaque, tellcUag each aavere Injuries bob him aa to cause hi death In a few day. rn led to Nebraska, but haa been arrested art taken to Sioux City tbaniwerto the charge e( marder. The city election of Dubaqne, Wsult d la the DemoerattlectlQgthe Mayor, Treae xar, Atterney, Mankal, AneaaeraanCtkrae otaatraAlderaaea, Tk RepnbUaaaaalect 4 tk Recorder, Jtu4ltor and two Aldanaea. W. J. Kalght waa elected Mayor, polling a ma jority t 1,MB votea over M. H. Moor, Oreeu kwck caadldat. On the evening of April 6th, Walter GrtnnsU, IS ytara of age, son at L. P. Ortnnell, one mile north of the city of Qrlnnell, Iowa, waa found dead In kla father' ban auipended by a rope around hla neck. Hla death I only explained on the theory of playfully teasing a younger brother, who would look for him aud affect a surprise. A neoee was placed about the neck, and In adjusting It there must have been a slip from the iauger and staangulatlon ensued. The fatter ol the boy Is a cousin of Hon. J. B. Qrlnnell. ,, Tho following among other compa nies have filed articles of Incorporation in tho office of the Secretary of State, at Dc Moines: The co-operative store at Lettsvllle, Louisa county capital stock, 110,000; the Rxcelslor Coal Company, Oskalooaa limit of capital stock, ),000; ManbaUtowu A Sioux City It MTCompany-capttal stock, 1,000,000; Bepub. llcan Printing Company, Cedar Rapid capi tal stock, 110,000; Bagley Manufacturing Co., of Cedar county capital stock, $3,000. The Supremo Court of Iowa, recent ly rendered every ttopertakt dackloa n regard to UtlUblUty at raflroada far m caused by aparke from engtae. In the case In question ike ire waa eoauraalcated to a building 'from aaetkw building situated seventy feet distant, wkkk waa aet e ire by a passing eagtee. Tt out below garetbe plaiatifl a veiwiet, aad i Jit -." ..m-M.. w. . am . ti Ooertkakt that tk court below waa right In IA Me A deolaioa haa been reached ia the eelbraU4 Grakaas grass eaae, at Daveoport. SextM Abbott, George W. Baker, Chandler, Brown t Co., art tke Daraaport Katlonal Bank, each wparataly ilihnat all tk grate ajaat waa Otakaaa'a warehowe, wbem he, Orakaaa,watarlaltlatbafUof 18W,for aaoaey advaaoed to Graham on warehouse re ceipt apoa grata In the warebouae a security far tke aaoaey advanced. Tke court decided r- watt tke title to tke grata waa la Graham, aa agalast all tk clalmanta, and that a warehouse Iweelpt tawed for grain la a warehouse, aa se eavMy for aaoaey advanced to buy Ute grain arMk,waavokL ft, - E!T 'yt:ri,,",,Tii,'"1; BWUttH. v t Mt ii.!U. jbLVf cf . . AayrefrlafJewa. Tli following are the arprt'Jrtsllons mslc by Uielart (Iciifrsl Amlf lol Clisp. ffi-Por the psymetit of ci iM-niMof roninl(lrssnilnlc(ll TltltHUtentdtullon., . . I .MM (Asp. 4&TO rtUMUh a central ( turn of loas wfsiher arrvlpn.l the aptwliitinent of a illrertor thrtr.. . nnt Ckap. sv-AppfoprUilna: money to Vy laaujfuisll'tn ripnue l ' Cliiii Ttt For rntnwinriil and mp' . , iM,rt of Blsle Unlrrmltr M,W"HI Clisp HI- To prmHe tot flti nil lure In Ions ,. . ... W" '" Clisp KV AiniroprUtlng money for rtrnM liicutrnl by tlreslncl riots in inn . .... . ... 1,421 tlisli. (U-r'or lliwiiltsl ol Inutne si Indrprrnlrncf... . .. MI.(H (lisp. V low Agrlniliursl (llrip :i,t7J Clisp, UV-ApiriprlstlhB money for the sunport of the Girls' Reform Minor and to provide for the less lug nf grirunds,... ............... 3,0110 Ol Cbsp.1.'-Mlilngspi.rmrlslfmfor eiiiensn nf jiiittlng In besting ap psratus In Desf and Dumb Asylum .'MS m Chsp. l-To provide for rebuilding Dvaf and Dumb Asylum and for government of same 4!,000 OK Ck. t.TT-Kor Improvement of jn. Itrnllstlesnf fltsle 17,KV) (M Clisp. i:i-rornewrapltl building for purchase of a lotand construe tlon of sewers .....,,,. Wi.OOO () Clisp. IW-Hoys' Reform rWiool. .. 3,500 l) Chsp. l40-tor additional pcnlten- . tlary at AnsmoM..... fM,nT4 ( Chap. 143-NormalHchool at Cedar Falls IV' "" Cliap. IfV-Biieelsl appropriation for Asylum for Feeble Mlmlcri t'lill drrn at GlrnwwHl , 3,f00 00 Clisp. 147-Kor naymentof Hlatc Mi litia for servlie preventing rlols In IKT7 4,000 00 Chap. HH-IiiMlie Hospital at Mt l'leaiant..... Htt Chsp. I&l-To Mills A Co. for ita tlunerv..... U1 U) Chap. Ilkt-For use of committee rooms. !.. ...... .......... .. 4M ou Chap. KA-For relief of Ja. and 0. V, 'Wlrkham 3,3.'i7 M Clisp. 1(K For salary of commission, erof Anauioa)rnl.cntlary IM) Oil General appropriation bill W,H in (lisp. l7S-V)llege for Wind 3,00 00 Chaji. I7W For eijienses of commis sion to Investigate the Ft. Ms.ll son I'eultentlary 1,000 00 Cliap. IN)-Holdlers' Orphans' Home at Davenport n,43ft 00 Cliap. 1K3 Asylum for Feeble Mliut itl Children lt,W0 00 Clisp. IMV TomeettherrqulrrnicnU ot mlllUrv Ctxlo. , B,O0 00 Cliap. U To pay chsplslns of thn ITlh General Assembly . .......... JVM 00 Cliap. IM For further Investigation of sffslrs at Fort Madison Penlten tlsiry iimmmii iiWrU ixi Grand total $4H4,tnt)5fl Nrhool Fand Apportlonnent. a. ? a tXIUMTIX. Adair Adam Allamakee ..Y .... Appanoose Audubon HenUm Illack Hawk HiMinn.,.., !M $ W7 35 1WI5 twin 3,(VIW 1.TTJ55 450 75 3,347 00 3,140 75 1,000 75 1,!IUI (III 1,75035 I5 35 1,375 50 !ty75 77J35 t, 18.135 1,800 50 787 00 4I75 1,MM50 1,001135 SKI CIV 3,803 3.1 (UITO 00 774 00 l,tVil75 1,587 75 1,4150 1.5SI) 7.1 8,01000 15300 4,514 50 1119 3.1 3,31635 i, aw 00 7500(1 1,483 75 U0050 887 35 1,113 75 oan 50 31100 1,707 75 1,317 75 3,044 50 015 50 88350 18500 1,754 50 3,311136 8,540 50 1,rl!U 3,700 75 3,081 on 3,055 35 43575 7(W1 14UI H'lNS KWI 07W) I llrrmcr Iluchanau lliiena Vlsla Ilutler 70111 1741 Calhoun Carroll Case 1M7 e mwii 47:1:1 ruar. , ......... Gerro Gortlo . Cherokee Chickasaw mtrko imimm ! (lef MMIMMtMIIIIIIIMUi Clayton , Clinton TJM nun 10S7 MM 4305 HIM U30II i:uso :)W) Crftwforu iiMtMioitiMisi DaUu t DTla1 set riiiitt I TCalUr etaaf I VUlWgVrO aell Drt Mulnoa i)lcklnK)u, tbvmie . Km Biet eeett( PfT'tte Floyd. r rtaQKUn tseet rremont ureeno .......... it runuy ..... ....i. Guthrt Hamilton. ttancoca .i............ .... Hardin ......... VM7 (VIM MKU (VBll I30H4 1MAS .W KNOT, am 9034 K .ttwn auu 441 3ft4ol tm OK31 0371 Ilarriaon, Henry... Howaiw. 8178 M03 Humboldt......... set 1&4 10.... 540 7018 BlttS Iowa. JowVeWJU WtWpm aetaei alJaBTvTeWBB ee Jobngaon a 1019H OftMl 10833 8S34 JOttf e . . . Keokuk.,. i i a taiBl laUawUHl a 1703 14470 4lw90 e"tte Minn ;. MIT 50 8, aw 50 188a0 &045 60HB 1.JD1 i 1,95835 144 35 1.711 00 Lucas. I jon Madison.... UWWIawa et I 577 844 U7U3 KM81 Mahaska Marion .... 3,44800 3,(171 00 3,0(6! 50 1,1NS 00 1.1W35 000 50 1,303 00 1,108 50 3,077 50 3H000 14:150 1,540 50 iUftOO 5SH75 354 00 .'1,37550 3,411 3,1 afarsuau . ........ 8180 4753 4r.n Mills Mitchell Monona aae 3703 Monroe Montgomery Muscatine O'Brien 544S UM 8310 l) Osceola 574 ttlNl 1!H) Palo Alto ,. ll mouth Pocahontas Polk Pottawattamie Poweahli-k..,,, Ringgold CMC ietti PCOll ttetttittIus Bhelhy , , , , BIOUX stteta 3:i:i5 1010 1MIW W5 rjtn 1,M 100(135 4i5 iss) 15330 470 U) 8,H)7 35 713 75 IHI7 35 i,no4 3.1 1,888 3.1 1.31V100 1,130 50 1,011 w 3,10-100 1,00300 3,04175 1,508 00 180000 88135 9,830 TS 0W75 dot 75 88150 8171 1.VMI oiory,.,.a. Tama Taylor.... Union.... m 7itt:i 51N) 4518 Van Burcn 444 SP M Wtuktegtoa wN2? " 'VCDaHoa ete WlBBOMffO, , , iMMMIIMIt Jtonwblek Woodbury , . ..,,,,,.., , M048 7012 8187 373 &3M 1535 0901 87151 iawKUM Wright. eie j lltSltttttlllMl 15M Totala.. wm 149,00080 WKBHUBTB Tkat tt everyoae would aa nop bitter freely, there wouMbe muck leat alckaaat art misery ta tke world ; and people ar fast tndlng this out. whole families keeptag weU at a trUlag Twenty-eve 8tatea now reoel ve from the United State Flah CommlwloBera, fish eggs for hatching in their respect ive waters. About four billion eggs of California salmon were dlatributod by tho Commissioner last October. Miss Ida Druncr has taken tho school census of West Point. NEWS OP TMI WIIK. sMersl. Tim Clu'sapi'dkci A Ohio rnllroml Jim be, n fxil.l at su Hon for 3,7.V),(i. I.imt. Ir. Ji'(. F. Humour, Um dp illiirtt the r-prlngrieM, III., Illshoprlc. A flro In Mi'inpliK IVmi., April Oth, ilrstrn)el a wagon fstUir. Ut, t3T,("l Holt tV Itii'licc, IiiiiiIkt iIi'iiIith, Hot ton, have UsxMnlil. I.lslillllles, ll.VI.OUI. M)a Ai Martin, cotlnti lii)orx, Vluk. Imrg, have fsllet. LIsMlltlev, (i),UU, no aa set. At ( 'hosier, I'a., April otli, Clumitua Moyd, sged forty, Vlllr.l hi wife and then hung himself. At WcdtllHd, Mna,, April ltd, Jntnra Kearney fatally sliol John Wilson. Caus, whisky and Jealousy, Krv. A. 1. Adntns Intnlici'ti Hii-ieadcil for one year by the Methodist K'Im opal dm ferente on charges of heresy. At Wilmington, Dot., on tho tilght of April 5th, Mr. Thomas, it blacksmith, killed his wire and himself, Whisky waa the cause, Tim Nuw Kngland Methodist Confer ence rurally held at Westtleld, Mass., voted not lo admit ministers, In future, who use to. ba cu. A cattily fuctory explosion in KocIk'h ler, S. Y., a few iUjs so, lauiwil the death of several ierM)iis and destroyed ;n,0Ol worth of property. Tho (Sreonlmt'kStnto Ton ventloti, held at Portland, Oregon, April 5th, placed a State ticket In the field. M. Wllklns was nomlusted for Governor, Thn homo of J. J. Wiiirgnrdnnr, a far mer, of llushvlllc, Falrlleldumnty, Ohio, was entered by burglars a few nlghu ago, aud $V 000 In currency stolen. Two men, I'ntrlck wid John Kiolly, brothers, went over Niagara Falls In .. boat April 1st. Chiihv, a broken oar. On tho night of April ltd a tiro in Mo bile, destroyid several buildings with their stocks. Ihis, $8.1,000; Insurance, 55,000. In tho northern portions of Ohio, I ho sevi re frost on the nights of the 34th and 3.1lh of March, seriously dsutaged the fruit imp. ilr-nry Crouch, hln wlfo nnd two chil dren, of Detroit, Mich., were drowned by thn upsetting of a boat, near Augusta, Mich., 011 April ild. Kx-Couuty JtidgoC. II. Sedgwick wit arrested In Omaha, Neb,, a few ds)s sgo, 011 a charge of cmbcMJcmcnt. Ills sccimals are $.1,000 shorL Tho lona of property by tho oil explo sion at tilatlngtmi, April 5th, amounts to $70,-' (). Heveu more of tho Injured persons have died, and others are still In a critical condition. On tho uvcnlng of April (1th, h fifty horse-power loller In a stamping factory, In Cambridge, Maa.,uiploded, killing three men, fatally wounding another, aud wounding six more badly, Tho leglNlntiirn of California hits ml Joumrd. One of Its last acts waa to pass a bill authorising the Increase of thn police force of Hn Francisco, by tho addition of 350 men making a toUl of 400. Wllllitm O. Poor, a tobacconist, In Chicago, shot himself on the night of April 3d. Ilo waa formerly In business In Cincinnati and St. Iiuls, but retired with a fortune esti mated at $500,000. Tho dircctora of tho Chicago, Ilttr llngton A Qulney railroad elected President, Robert Harris; Vice-President and General Manager, C. E. Perkins; Treasures, Amos T. Hall; Assistant Treasurer, J. N. Dennlson; Auditor, Geo. Tyson. Tho Hank of Jacksonville, Florida, was robbed, April 3d, of $7,500, A man en gaged the alteatloa of the cashier while a confederate entered the rear door, stepped1 into th vault and secured the money. Ex-Congressman D. H. Duel), of Au burn, N. Y., arretted on a charge of defraud ing a widow out of $000 pension money, haa been released on balL Duell claims he can produe the receipt for the money. The Well knowu Madamo Kustcll, an abortionist, committed suicide In New York, April 1st. She cut her throat In the bath tub with a long carving kntfe. Her case was to have been called in court that day. A dotoctire of Plukcrton's Agency in New York, March 9M, arrested thrtni men and a woman charged with nibbing, on January 3d, Ute oftlcce of James II. Young ot $300,000 Im cash, certificates, IhxuIs aud stocks. Tho coinage at tho United Slates Mint lu Philadelphia, during tho month of March was .,330 gold pieces, 1, 153,700 silver pieces Including 1,001,500 new silver dollars aud 000 base coin, the total representing n valuation or $1,750,1138. Tho through oxpicss train on tho Texas Pacific rallro id, uiis stopped and robbed at Kagleford station, 'Ioxhk, a few nights 0. The express messenger nnd mall agent surren dered without resistance. ThnpasiH-ngcrs wero not molested. Thu amount stolen Is not made known. Kx-Auditor James Graham, into Reg ister ot the Louisiana Statu Laud Olllce, died at New Orleans, April 3d, aged sixty-seven years. Ho was Surveyor-General of tho port ot New Orleans ucder President Polk, and United State Marshal for Louisiana uudcr President Lincoln. Tho latest news regarding tho strike on the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe llallroad, If that several engines have been ditched at Emporia, and that attempts were made to Are the railroad buildings at Topeka. The strikers do not Interfere wltk passenger train. To company will make no concession. Tho Mississippi steamer, Donn, from Shreveport, burned thirty two mile above New Orleans, April 4th boat and cargo a' to la! loss, Paatenger lost everything except what they had on. The cargo consisted ot 500 bale ot cotton, 100 head of sheep, forty hogs, etc., the boat waa valued at $30,000, Tbo engineers and firemen on tho tcklton, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, struck all along the entire line from Atchison , 'and Kansas City to Pueblo, April 5th. The officer ot the company aay they wtll find men who will not strike, and will not again employ tke striker. The striker allege Insufficient wagea and 111 treatment. DUpatohos report tho following mur der, April 1st: At Boston, Hugh Reed was faUJly stabbed by Wm. Muni. The quarrel roa- about the ownership of a dollar hill. At tsmlstllle the lollrs of Mr sml Mrs. Marlaw, an sge.1 oiuple, cre found burned fatally In their own hoo.e, t,ey were to hsve Rift 11 Important testimony la a criminal cas. Henr Admiral Itodgrrx, Superintend, enl of the Naisl Olervatory, has made ar rsiigernenU for observing the transit A Mer lury.lheftthof May, and the Western L'hlon Tr graph (ompaii) "III tr.111.n1lt Ui IVin(;. bin time signals throughout tho country fr 111 the 1st to the 10th of May, for astronomer slid othrrs observing the transit. Jim. T. l'reston ntid K. K. Koie, the former the csshler and the latter a dlrutor of a def line I bank at Patterson, N J., have been sentenced eh to pay a tine of .VJ and roU for 1 oniplracy to defraud the bank. Preston wss also senteiirrd bi one year lu th mate prison aod l.'sl) One fur larieny and emlru:lr. inrnt In the same matter. Several (nipeiisoiiM in eauturn titles were reported April 1st, and among them the following! Maiming A, Heais, cotton dealers, li.Mti.ii- liabilities .4ll,IU); will pay :) cent oil the dollsr, and resume busluiss. Itooth .V. Kdgar, New York, sugar rentiers IUMIItlr estimated at $St)iUU 10 $7.0,(Sji, Faulk ttons, shipping and commission merrhahU, New Tork-llahlllllis f4.V),UD. A Chicago dNpntcliof April lt, tn): It Is sUted thst two F.ngllsh gentlemen are In the ilty aud have agenta throughout the et for the purtwse of buylni; twenty thousand horses, iMtt nslMy for street rars In rknllaml and KngUnd, but Judging by the character of the animals they si lei t, they are Intended rath er for a live movement than for draft purpos es. They have bought Ilm hundred here and will begin to ship within two weeks. Tho Diimocrntlo tiicmlicrt of Con gress, In caucus, on the eiculng of April BUi, nominated General Ctiarles W, field for door keeper of the House of Heprescntatlves. Gen eral Field Is a uallve of Keutuiky, audgratiu ted at West Point In the rear IM0. He serv. ed In the Confederate srmy under (1, 11 Lee, and soon af tt r the 1 loe of the war ho entered the army of the Kliedlvcof Kgypt, where he remained until Ii77, when he returned to the UnlUd Mates. Ills political disabilities were remote d alxitit two months ago. A variety company htw been playing In the opera house at Pawtuikat, II. I. One of the feats was shooting an apple from the head or hand of a performer. On thn night of April 5th, M'lln Volatile, IMpese performer, held the apple on her hed, and Mrs. Jennie Fowler was to shoot the apple. She stood with her back to the mark, taking aim by reflection In a mir ror. The rllle waa discharged, and M'lle Vo lante fell dead on the stage, the ahot pawing through tho forehead. The victim had lccn on the stage but five weeks. Mrs. Fowler (who Is known on thn stage as "Franklin") was ta ken Into custody by the police. On tho Ath of April, nu oil train ran Into a freight train u the I-ehlfh Valley Kail road, near Hlatlngton, Pa., exploding tho en gine of tho oil train, and burning several' oil cars aud a small bridge on which U10 cars were standing. 80011 after an oil tank oipUxlcd nat tering tho oil In all directions, burning three men fatally and ten severely. Win. Shoemaker was Instantly killed. A large Dumber of per sona, Including women and dilldrcn, were slightly burned, making tho total casualties bout forty. The disaster wus caused by the negligence of thn station master, In uot having hla signals fixed properly. The machine shops aud foundry of Browa ck Willlanu'Brs'a'tetal loss -estimated at $80,980.' - Y'orvlKsa. " BNOUtMD. In thu Houso of Commons Gladstone asked, firstly, If It was the Intention of the Government, In the recent communication re garding the Congress to reserve to Itself liber ty to withdraw from the, Cougre upon the proposal to discuss any matter the discussion of which It did not think admissible; and sec ondly, why England refused a preliminary con ference. Northcote replied, firstly, that all that England wanted at tk Oeagres waa th discussion of every arttel of tk treaty; and secondly, that Derby' dltpatek gar th rea son for decliaing a prebaalaary eeuftreac. A London dispatch of April oth. says: Th Post publish tk following In etml-OBV clal form : "There Is ao doubt that our gov ernment, while determined to vindicate every line ot Lord Salisbury' dispatch, is not un willing to take Into consideration the view suggested by Vienna's statesman. To-day the prospect Is mora paclac, bat the govenmMt should guard against a surprise at Constanti nople, and Layard ought to be empowered to assure the Porto of Kuglaud's support against any sudden advance ot tho Russians." Tho standard publishes tho following In sim ilar form: "We understand that tho present Intention Is to keep the chaauel squadron near Malta available for th transportation of troops therefrom. Every arrangement baa heeu made so that 3,000 or 4,000 troop could be embarked In a few hours." A London dispatch of April Oth snys: There seems to bo some hope ot a renewal ot Congress negotiations, unless a collision is pre cipitated by the necessity for counteracting military nu'wurvs. The posltloi at Constanti nople Is regarded as so doubtful, even threat ening, for England, that very slight modifica tions of the situation might be considered to to warrant action which would amount to a breach ot neutrality. As longas Vlflk Pasha remains Turkish Premier, a Russian-Turkish alliance Is considered out of the question. The Loudon stock market open with Indications of reuewed confidence, aud with active specula tion in consols on Russian securities, at slight ly higher price. Londoa dispatches say: It is moral ly certain that war would be followed by Rus sian bankruptcy and an entire suspension of payment on tke debt. The admiralty has made an urgent rqwitlM.Mfcmtict0fa' manu facturing pick aud shovels, and demanded to know wken they will be ready. Recruttiug of. fleers arc experiencing an Increase ot business, aud th men eoraiag la are ot a auperioejeiaea. it waa expectea mat wiw ute Close or tae tnaudal year, March 31, beyond 'which the tlx million pound credit doe not run, aa exten sive dismissal of extra aaea from Woolwich would occur, but the war office hw ordered the extra men retained, only suspending overtime. Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of the Ex chequer, announced lo th House ot Common that Lord Salisbury had been appointed For eign Secretary. Northcote said a circular had been sent to the Power by the British Govern ment explaining the views ot the Government regarding the present position of affair. I.oni!on dispatches of April 3d, say; The news shows but little change In the -!-. thn of the fU.tern question Ptmu)taneut dlspatt hes from Heilln and U Peter sburjr stale that there are soote grounds for rt;t!rg a renewal of UieCongrissrirgntlttlonson thba Is of the prop-wals made by lllmrcV.,tluttlr powrrshrbnltn to meet to retlve tl.e tresp" Irs of lM7arnl !TL huch an overture fr.m Germany would spare Kuulsn suserptikllrllee 1 he Times editorially sa) The liislo farts In the present posture of sffslrs Is tbat Austria and Kiiglainl are one In tlielf vleatof thetrea ty of fan Mcfstxs and of the only un by which, without r, It ran be brought Into har mouy with the Just rlalms of other powers The public opinion of Europe Is with them, snd If Uiey art litgetltcr wRh rltmnr.s and loyalty, Russia may be indue ed lo withdraw from nwr position, wlih h would then be ohsinusly uti trnatile. Thu following U thn sentence, verbat im, In Lord Salisbury's elrculsr to the powers In which he older ta to the treaty of Han htrfa no, at whole "The combined effects of the treaty, In addltloo to the msulu upon the (Ireek population, and ill-on the balance ot maritime power, have l-een already pointed out as to deirrsa almost to the point of entire sul Jectlou the Miltlcal Independence af the gov. ernmrnt of Constantinople. The formal juris diction of that government eitend over geog raphic! (-iwltlon wMrh must, under all clrcum stam es, Im of the great, at Interest to Great Itrltaln. It Is In the power of the Oltomati Goternmeiit to tlnw or to o-cu the strait, which was the former usttiral highway of the nstlons,the Agcsn re and Kurlue. lu domain Is recogtiltid at the head of thn Persian gulf, on the shores of I.ctsiiI and the Immediate neighborhood of the Mm 1 Canal. It cannot be otherwise than a matter of extreme solicitude to this inuntry that the government to which their Jurisdiction belongs should be so closely pressed by politic.) oulHtta of greatly sujm rlor power that Ita Independent aetlon, and even existence, Is almost Impossible. These results arise not so much from the language of any single article In thn treaty as from tne or eratlon of the Instrument. As a whole, a dis cussion limited to the articles selected by oue power In the Congress would be an Itluslonary remedy for thn dangers to Kugllsh Intenst, and to the permanent peni e of Europe, which would result from the state of things whlih treaty promises to establish." The tondon Times, la a leading editorial, saysi Tho government' conviction that the terms extorted from Turkey are Inconsistent, alike with thu Interests of England, and Eu rope will be sustained by the public opinion of the country, OilUIia. A Montreal dipatch of April 2d. says the demand for horse for England la Increas ing, several car loads being tsken ovtr the Grand Trunk Railway, destined for Europe. They are Inteoded for military service, and branded with the letter 6. Large shipments of cattle, also, are being forwarded from the low er provinces, and the country east and west I being scan lied for suitable horses for wtr pur pose. THU oniRIT. It is reported that Kustia ha reiit ed Montenegro to prepare for a renewal of hos tilities. Prince NlklU Is taking measure- ac cordingly. A rupture between the Rinwlans and Roumanians Is exceedingly probable. The latter, In spite of their numerical Inferiority, are determined to resist any attack, believing thn the excitement In Hungary will compel Austria to Interfere. A Conitnntinoplo diapateh of April 6th aays: The Husslan authorities hate renew ed their demand for permission to embark homeward tnoHt at Huykedere, representing that their embarkation at San Btefann is Im possible, and all Idea of dispatching them thence had been abandoned. The Turkish forces In the vicinity of Galllpoll and Constan tinople number twenty-four battalions. A portion of tho Servian army is ad vancing from Negatln to garrison Wlddin, which the Russians are evacuating. The Ser vians will also occupy Belgrade and probably the line from User to Plevna. A Constanti nople dispatch aay : The Russian have occu pied the post in Macedonia, Included in New Bulgaria. Th Russian military authorities aad transport officials held a council upon the measure for th Ultimate evacuation of Tur key. The Rngllsh Consul at Salon lea It ea gaging Interpreter knowing the Greek, Tur kish and English languages, at a salary of $150 per month. An Athen's dispatch aaysi The Admiral commanding the United States squad ron cruising tn Greek waters has ordered a man-of-war from Smyrna, to proceed lo Volo, near which pi, aceerdlag to latest eecomau, maMscre and pillaging by Turks still contin ue. TheTurklsh aquadron haa left Volo, des tination unknown. Two Rusaian armyoorps stationed In Bulgaria have been ordered to re turn to Rounmnla and take up their positions between Glurgevo and Bucharest. It Is feared that the Russians may Impose a state of stem throughout Roumanla. Dispatches from Constantinople fore shadow the fall of Ahmed Vcflk Paha, Presi dent of the Council ot Ministers nnd Minister of the Interior, aud the reconstruction of 'tbe Mlulstry in a Pro-Russian sense. The Shah of Perlra h left Teheran for Europe, by way of TilH. A dispatch from Athens say the British Consul at Larlssa arrived at Volo and demand ed the delivery ot the murderers ot Mr. Oglo to Justice. The Loudon Times' corresjondrnt, haa beeu found nearPortuari. The re are 10,000 Turkish troop In and near Volo. Tho Insub ordination amoug them Is Increasing. It is feared that their desire for plunder, stimulated by unpunished outrage la thejUelghboring vlllsgrs, my lead tkaut to aack this town wher tkoaaaad of women and children are ratugtd, wales more f ortiga aea of war are wt. The Turk attempted todttlodg the Cretans from their position near Cydonla, and after four day' aghtlog tk Insurgents were victorious. At the last Interview bewcn tke Sultan nd Grand Duk Nichol,:' farmer reiterated hi protes again Ma) to embark Rus sian troop at Bujukiterel "Tke Turks at Mas lak and Bujukdere ar constructing an en trenched camp. They have received artillery aad a quantity ot mualUons. The Ruaaiaa ar constructing Urrack and accumalaUng provisions at tt Stafano, casta. A special from Baden says Russia's reply to Lord Salisbury's circular Is preparing. Prince GortschakotT I said to be anxious to ts u it as soon as possible, to remove the favor able impression produced by the English cir cular. Russian newspaper complain of the Increasing hostility of Roumanla, The latter are said to t hindering the t,ssse of tks Russian provision roluoins through their Urrt tory, and to have threatened to forbid It a)U gether y f v A dUpalch from lmdmi, 'ijf April -M. say 1 s ."t.i'etenl-ureorrrepofidrut rri-.tla that Austrian views sre regarded s r'hotbltaAt tkrre tbat thn Russlto I nairellsrt, ' rtrfit M alllanre In-lWeen Au.trta and Knctsiwl, UU make tnoUier attrm't to rtm to terms with KngUnd At linns hopes are slid enter tained thst the Congress msy meet. A dis patch says RumIs Is Irritated by the rrtnill from France, the latter bring approached It separate recognition of the treaty ot tUn Slef ano, replying that she would not psrtHwtetn the combination sgalnst liglaud A tt IV- trrskurg dlspatt h and adthea from Berlin and Vtewaa metitloa that tfrerrart ofne Indira tions that Russia (uUiht desire to tin aego tlatlons for a (.ona. takiog the rtst of Paris aa a basis of dlscusalou. A Berlin dispatch says: UteUigeucwIa from St. Petersburg seem to Indlrate'lhat lie ace pa'ty Is a quiring greater Influeute In tbe councils of the Clar. It Is ctpeilrd twrc that the Ciar will soUHl th goo I olBre of llir Kmperor of Grrmttiv, as nieillstor I'etwrrti himself and F.nglsud. The KumIsu rrdy U j Iird Salisbury's circular will, It Is said, lay particular stresa on the alwencn of ciunU-r proals, and will call upon Knglaud lo make counter proposals. This will t tbe main at urge.1. The St. Petersburg Agence Hustesays: The Moscow and St. Petersburg newspaper asall Its moderstc laiig jage and that of the Journal de St. Wteritmrt;, deelarhiff that the British goTrrnrm nt, by ItiTohlug ltu.l's dy nasty, has made It lmioMlble for hertoylekl to Kngland's demands. A St. Petersburg dispatch state that Uml Derby's rcslguatlou of the foreign ofTU-c was a complete surprise and caused an Im mense sensation In official circles. Lord Der by, says the dispatch, Is reproached for having; misled Russia and Kngland by gotug aa far a he did In the direction which be dlmpprovwsL , The London Standard ha a report Untt In cow- ) sequence of Austria's refusal to mm toast agreement with Russia, It Is helh-vcd that Prince Oortsrhakoff has already Informed lrrl I.ofttu tbat RiimIa Is ready to yield to Eng land's demand In regard to the congress. An other dispatch says this report should l re ceived with reserve. The Russian ) lurnaie -fti concessions on the part of Russia. A Ht Petersburg correspondent telegraph that war Is regarded aa almost Inevitable. A few men In high position at St Petersburg advocaU- a fiual attempt at conciliation by the almultau ous withdrawal of tbe British fleet and Ku.r-iaii army from the neighborhood of Constantino ple. A dispatch from St. rttirl)iir sajs an Inspired article In the Journal de St. Peters burg coatalns this sentence : "The cojivictloa that Kagland's demands are Incompatible with the Interest of Russia and Europe will Hud Una support In the public opinion of this empire. Notwithstanding, all hope ot a peaceful olu tlon is uot yet abandoned." The St. Petersburg Agence Kussc says that H Kugland ahould statu what she proposed, then her proposals and those of the Cabinet at Vienna might pave the way for a common un derstanding. TL'HKBV. Tho Intest nilvices from Constantino ple says that a strong rontlctloii prctalls at Russian In adqiLirters thst an Anglo-Kusilan war Is Inevitable. It Is retorted that Itusslu has offered to cmcel the money indemnity and Increase the Turkish powers oter New Bulga ria, as a reward fur an alliance, but tLiae of fers havo not led to any result. The Datiubc haa ticen officially declared open aod free of danger between 1 brail and Sallna. ITAXr. , v Dispatches from Romoof April ltd uyt Count Cortl, Foreign Minister, bsspnins led the Chamber of Deputies to explain tow Government's Eastern policy on the 8th last. It la expected that he will say obervaat lu action and neutrality are Inexorably IlalyV policy. Home complications aud the necessity or keeping on good tanas with Germany aad Austria will keep her quiet. AUSTRIA. Tho Vlonn New, Free I'res snyr The renewal of bloodshed will be Russia's fanh ; Kngland Is' championing International rtght. Another Vienna paper says: If RiuslasnUt gatea the treaty aUpulation In consldsraUow of a Turkish alliance, she will thereby deprive the treaty of any binding force. Vienna papers, commenting on jonf Salisbury, circular to the Powers, say Austria aad Knglaad are agreed regarding Lord Salis bury's criticism of the tresty ot San Stefaao. and steps necessary to protect the Interests or both btates, and express the conviction tbat only by a deference of Russia to Lord Salle bury's views can war between England and Russia be avoided, fc The iptestion concerning tho position of Roumanla Is becoming more cuibarraaaiug. It l said that Austria has Intimated her deslrw that tho authority of Russia should belumiU.l as much as possible during the 'rsjawagwTef trooiMi through the principality, and", tkat ev erything should bo avoided which might glie the ciiaractcr of Russian occupallou to tli temporary presence ot Imperial troop. A Vienna dispatch says: In cont.t quenceof Lord Derby' resignation' sod "the cttlllug out of the reserves, Austria has He, A her efforts to effect' a compromise about tb congrcss feeling sure that Russia will not yield' to Kngland' demand nowr when do ing so would eem somewhat like submitting: before a threat. But whaT may notjbc po-Wble bow may become to later, a the interruption of the negotlatloaa as regard to the oangreas, and th order for the mobilisation of the re serve in England, need not be followed at once by an actual colhlontwen the two power, and the conviction may be forced upon them that, after all, the coagrew offers th only pos sible chance ot a paeful MtUement It l staUd that Count Andraasy told Oca. Ignatleft that Austrian neutrality If not cooperaUeo might be secured by alUrug the aoithwettem bouidsvy ot Bulgaria ao a U saake tke . Otte maa territory continuous and by Securing Aus trian military and eoawerctal upremacy to. Servta, Montosigre, abasia, Haraagovtnla and OBJlMAT. Tho Pot publihes aa article, which U believed to k huptred, adopting Lord Salis bury's criUchuu of th San Stefaao treaty.,.!! saya England will hardly remain alone in the opinion that the treaty ot Paris, until amend ed, Is the law of Europe. Russia, therefore. has no choice between war or parting with' the treaty of San Stefano, a she would have to .Us If she entered the Congreis. v t U