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Generalities. Jay Gould has arrived in New York In Nebraska there are no legal holidays established by statute. The Burlington strike has cost the road $6, 000,000 already. Medical journal derides the theory that colds are contagious. Prof. James S. Booth, of Philadelphia, the eminent chemist, is dead. The biennial election resolve has been defeated in the Massachusetts House The strike among the weavers in the cotton mills at Salmon Fails, N. H., has collapsed The Iowa Republican Convention strongly indorsed Senator Allison as President ial can didate. The polished Athenians of Boston now say that Sullivan is not even good enough to run gin-mill. Ex-Governor John Hoffman of New York died suddenly March 24th, at Weisbader Germany. General Sherman. portrait now hangs in the Harvard library It was presented by him to the University. Parson W. W. Downs, of Boston. preach d funeral sermon on histwo dogs whom somebody poisoned. Governor Lowry. of Mississippi, has accepted railroad passes. which is a misdemeation under the State laws Seals are very abundant on the New foundland cosst. men and and women are catching them great numbers News of the sudden death of Chief Justic at Waite was received with profound sorrow, his old home, Toledo, Ohio The National Board of Marine Underwriter has undertaken radical reform methods the of of baling and handling cotton. explosion in theatre at Oporto, Portugal caused the destruction of the theatre and the death of about 100 people. A Methodist minister having forgotten his one girl and dded another in West Virginia, is now out of the pulpit. and The boycott of Chicago, Burlington Quiney freights by engir and firemen has proved failure. and so has the strike. Mrs Rebecca Benne tt was chosen moderator at meeting in Lee. Mrs. James Buzzell was elected super intendent of schools. The family of James Wilson. ix in number f Green River county are dead from cidentally eating pork poisoned to kill The New York assembly has ordered to third reading the bill for the substitution electricity for hanging in capital punishment. shortage $150,000 has been found in the funds Williman the Conn., vings stitution and the bank has suspend A Russian Pacific R: ilroad is to be built through Siberia and proposed to tinish it from European Russia to Vladivostock in three years. By decision of the Postmaster General and eriodicals kages publications exchanged with Canada, regardles of weight Ontario lumbermen fear that there :1 be enough water this spring float their larg winter'sent of logs Over 400,000,000 feet now ent. It is feared that the brig Gipsy Queen Capt. handler, from M atanzas for Philadel phia, been lost off the Delawar Capes with all board. New York editors reporters members the Horace Greeley Club have applied for the Knights of Labor, with the of getting better pav. 1. Hill, prominent member of the York Union Club and executor II Canada to be posed The xican has the Anthomy ichroders the Mexican National Bank for the 852.500,000, Bell telephone stock fell tifts points Waite of eath. the The supreme news telephone court judges who sat on the great case now stand three to three. It stated that England sent here last 11,000,000 free free-trade pamphlets. would England, thos were benefit pamphiets be the Martin J. Clark and He ekiah Best. judges Baltimor felection fraudul action in the last munic pal election. were teneed to years' imprisonment. Pilot boats Enchantress and Phantom New York are still missing. and the Pilot missioners given them up lost. There were fourteen persons on the boats A " 1 cent lunch-stand" has been establi in New York and there lemand for more of them. The bill far comp soup ed fish, pork and beans coffee milk. and bread The bill allowing 825 a month to army nurses caused considerable discussion in the recently Senator Beek objected to furthe consideration and the bill went over under pro test Lieutenant Howard of Gatling gun motoriety is at variance with his wife and threatens the which vorce courts, in suit expected to result in the de development of sendal. M. Bishop widely known as the "fatte man on earth. has died Petersburg intermittent H years of fever. weighed 550 pounds. He has been on exhibition since infancy The New York Journal prints fac simile paragraph in General Grant's letter dismissal Gen. Badeau which Gen. Ba deau clared written Col. Grant. The writing proves to be that of General Grant. company has been formed in Pittsburg with capital of 100.000 facture from blast furnace einders. he 30,000 on lav. turning out count believe they will be sold at 85 a thousand A decree authorizing the Crown Prince Wil liam of Germany to present the Emper offic the business the in transaction of of the Emperor being unable to act for himsel will shortly issued and proclaimed throughout the empire A letter from the Secretary of the Navy in Februar solution 21st Senate of reply gives the naval force employee under the Fish Commission 15 officers 124 and the annual thereof to the Navy Department $92,604. verdiet for 837.650 has been rendered at Topeka, Kansas, against three life insurance Mutual Company of New York, the New York Life and the ecticut Mutual in favor of Mrs. Hillman. case had been tries twice before Th House epublicans are preparing tariff bill It will remove all tobacco taxes. cigars and cigarette alcohol in the arts; one-half the sugar duty, giving Louisiana planters bount will adopt the wool schedule of the Wool Assoc ciation. The advent of Spring was signalized by weather and cold territic storm portions of the West structive freshet the East and very severe tornado and storm in the South. Georgia and Tennessee have suffered terribly in loss of life and property Senator Edmunds has introduced bill viding for the inspec tion meats intended exportation, to meet the objections urged against American meat products by the Gerand Gove French man and prevent to the importation into this country of adulterat ed goods. William Henry Trescott. the well known dicontributes the plomat. New York Herald long letter the effect that the tishery treaty surrender of priv and Canada's claims. He thinks valuable rights under the treaty of 1830 have been lost and only trivial points gained Mr. R. B. Anderson. Consul General hagen. reports an ingenious device by which the Norwegians their salmon fishing. During the season when the tish are hunting for wilv paint places bawning on the rocks. The fish attempt to leap these imaginary waterfalls, and are caught in nets is they fall back. The friends of Gen. Hancock. who have been active in their efforts to raise sufficient money purchase house in hington for Mrs Hancock, have met with complete success. brown and large three-story The house
