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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
CLOSING UP 4 COMPANY.
THE SAFEGUARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY RE-
TIRES FROM BUSINESS.

THE SAFEGUARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY RE
TIRES FROM BUSINESS
The directors of the Safeguard Fire In
surance Company, whose central once Is at NO 10
Broudway IN declaring the usual semiannual dividend
of 3 per cent, have announced that' OWING 10
the uufavorabe outlook for profitable bush
pe.s AT existing rates, they have thought it adj
yisabe TO protect the interests Of the stockholders by
di,contuung business, and by reiusuring outstanding
risks in the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Com
many OF Liverpool OF which President James lereance
OF the Safeguard Company has lately become manager
in the United States The safeguard Company was or
ganized in 1872 and has had prosperous career us a.
rectogs chosen al the annual election in January last
y-.r. DIv.d stewart, VIM. \. MADDEN, Dcmas Barnes,
Carries Mali, R. W. Hurlbut, L. 3 Van Wiukle. \. A.
Low Henry IyIson Augustus Scbell ". {. Arthur T.
r Wuletts Henry schuhart VIM II. sOcum, " m
Bryce W. L. Andrews, b. f. Webb L. NJ Ferns IT,
Thomas Gardiner, j. II. Lane. J. c. Hayemeyer ". IL.
CaswelI Caleb b. Knevals, Samuel Nilleus, }. =
Iowrrv. Wilson g. Hunt. samuel inslee. jr., a. H.
scoviile New-York. and Warren fl Hooper OF Boston
Mr. Yereance now president. was elected upon the
death OF Thomas G. Doremus, in February.
The company has chiefly insured city property, nut
has done fIr outside business Tne last annual state
ment issued in January. showed that with capital Of
5000. 900. IL had total assets Of T3SO42+ ~ 'hd
a net surplus OF 'slO3 694 81. DurnS the exist
ence Of the company it LAS paid the stoe"-
boers OF per cent ON their investment 10 dyidends.
AttGe Last sale OF stock 10 brought III. In Nw OF
these facts IL caused great surprise IN insurance circles
10 learn OF the Safeguards discoutinuance. De
mas Barnes a director and member OF the
L,oui,lating Committee, SAID that the liquidation
of the safeguard Company was perfectly Iali
one IN all respects. He, well as Messrs. Low Have
meyer and other members OF the Liquidation Commit
Too believed that the time not Tar distant Nhrh
cnnftanles with small capital would be unable 70 com
pee successfully with tho great English Organizations
me tact that money abundant Ia Eng
land ANA to be had at much lower rates
- Interest than in the United states. gave
me English companies decided advantage. He added
mar NOT one cent the stock OF the safeguard company
"uld be Withdrawn until all pOlcy-holders had been
reinsIIred and their interests protected II was h'
ontuon that II would be wise for number on othef IA
rance companies IN New York 10 follow the example
the Safeguard. -. 49,. . d. m ,.,
wa. no Intention closing up the analIs OF the sac
guard Company until Very haiterinT oher was maae .
me IN brcone the manager OF the London aud lanca
! shIre Company. / told the directors OF thh
| fact and made them four prOp0sluOns-lfs' u
| rsieve them OF the expense of the once ant
onduet both branches Of the business together; see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

ABBoTT-On Monday. Is, Mary A., wife OF Leon Ao'
Relatives and friend. he Fam respectfully nyiei 70
5 .c Jersey en- civ on weinesdag the 18th inst, 23O
o'clock p. IA ,
. n y9 a 1 e. S 81 S Si Elizabeth
Relatives and ireu Is are rerpect!N INV M y as
10. ioa Woasi Brooklyn wednesday, the lsh
ON sunday 18Th inst Julia BALDWIN only dauyh.
Ter Of Daniel W. and Harriet " Baker D. t'e Ism year u
Reayes and friends are respectfully invited % attend her
funeral IRON the residence OF m pSrgs 90 % 'h'
Intermelt Mount Pleasant Cemetery az he conF en'n's
Of the family trends are kn1y requested A'' 20 Gnu
cAMPBEGIOn June ~ Anna Youngest taugh'cro q tie
Funeral fathers residence on THURSDAY Tie l'n hs'
Friends Of the family attend without further no.
IR Wi f be- M ,in , FOR the faH 51i
SUNDAY June - At her res3 ~ saT4a icy
and daughter y The late Henry y. Cruger. , . 49,,
b iner i az S church Of the Ascension corner o. jh.
ave lOth.. at 10 oclocl on Tuesday June II WITH
Charleston, 5. c, papers please corv.
DEAN-on Monday. l6thiu William Z Dean IA the 9ls'
Resuyes friends invited 70 attend faaer1 .ery e.
insf at4p m It's requested that no flowers be sent
on q, %Pq me a. ana race
aid HARPER aged 10 months end eays ....,t ,,.
RELATIVES friends OF the family are invite 70 5ttni ne
funeral AZ the residence q MS parents No t.3 Naeon
ane3tcd not 10 SEM flowers
HOFFNIAN-Entered INTO resi- on sunday June ~ Mary j.
wife OF George Hoffman I'm the go year N her az. ~
Funeral To take place from heg ia residence oO@ west -J
~ OF Weducs 'aT. al 10 o'eio'S A. 49,
rT-NDBORG-On sunday June D. 1879 John Martin Lund
borg "a native OF sweden. aged o. wears. - ...--.-
Funeral from MS i5n residence. NO ~ ftong
jersey CITY Heights, at z3O ococA " n Tuesday !tA
inst.
Intermcnt at HobokeE Cemetery.
svIFT-Ou Monday 10 Frederick 8. youngest son Of
the late Heurv wifi lget u wears. -.-----,
Fnpera on wednesday, AZ a. M, rom the Episcopal
Church a Iiyerdale y. Y
WEMPLE-On Monday evening, 18Th inst. Of rheumatism
OF the heart Alice Y only daughter OF Nhts anu FhDo
! ne 5th goar p hor age.
Relatives OF the family invited 70 attend ne
thursday 18TH inst, at 10 O'Clock a. N from
lO7 Fast 7lst Friends are most respectty requested
not 20 sen nOwers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
TURBULENT SCENE AT VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES. Monday. June 10. 1879

In the discussion on NJ. Jules Ferry's Educa-
ton al bin in the Chamber Deputies to-day d. Paul de
Cassaguac accused NJ Ferry o. uttering caiumnes
against the religious orders, and with aisyng dOeu
mens He refused retract the charges, and on the
Republicans voting 10 ceusure NJ de Cassagnac the con-
fusion became great that NJ. Gamorta, President or
the Chamber fft chair closlng the session for an
hour. NJ de Cassagnac continued speaking after the
Guestors had cleared the galleries, amid great confu
The Chamber Of Deputies on resuming It's sitting,
voted TO exclude NJ de Cassagnac from the Chamber for
three days. NJ. de CassaGnac replying 70 the vote OF
the House declared that the present Cabinet mfa
nous. VI. Gambetta threatened him with prosecution
The sitting again suspended, and the debate vas
ultimately adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

-. .. ,,norics is bound TO be the country
slared 10 AZ, Dinclev adds that IL is surprising
OF W . .he favorable comments upon AnO
10 ~ 80 heard in Europe. Not many years SN
WHO" -. as spoken OF shghtingy ana efcu ""
~ - All this has changed. An A'uoi 90 -,
. s,cseu Of with appreciation anu wv -,
,,s are treated with rrspcc' auu he went in
Is show rsroad car in hotels, on ' Rr3ca with
80 rsr,orl,s a. these " " Aat -
:" How rapidly America Is u, '''' ,ors IN bor
nT.,.,',o;sclle Sarah Bernhqrdt wears III i'ci
,o,ral male dress -tr0users ana P''J''
-, on nor feet however are the Pr''u''' ", 49,
-. ,,,i her soft hair iringes her iore"'"" "
s"if' - nov It's said. indeed that she "'"'
Mt 5yes. without any lose OF woman! s'", -, -
,,,b amused by the various newspaper ~ -,
.oo.pt,iriies mo; do not sleep ~ '''l -, 81,
-, ct sid so once 20 familiarize myself WIN
tbe idea OF death but now hnd II i uo' - - ,r,
ia T. 70 crrious how many Idle stores '"eI' -
- Nv f,vorite dishes hear are ourh' cav
-, "a oeaeocss trains sauties au beurre nc
me, - NAV Al croquet VITA sIuiis ais"Dua slf
10 here Inc skeleton OF man WuU 49, Ycu osL me
nav i.ie of disappointment IN love, loE nsa rS
on accou, % iffe - II Il Represented hy the NoI
WA .3st a. 1v theory OF ART l. rel srhte ny es ''
rStnfe'' Ouand m6 Ne you Sh'" i 10y '0',
Orrprc June 16.-Princcss Louise 'eil Vue-
bee I'M. morning for Riviere Gu Lonp, wHeIe sv
toJu the Marquis Of Lorne Ihey VIII 'io" ~ " ~
pedis on q fishing excursion =,
YoEoHAvA. May 29.-Prmce Henry, the
.o.ood p of the Crown Prince Of Germany arrived al
yovraua MAY 90 and took M his residence az the he
- summer Palace in Toxic yesterday. To-day be
s received by the Mkado, 70 whom on oehaH OF the
rrccror OF Germany be presented the OIaer OF me
- Poole The Prince was sumpluouslN euleItieI
a., 80, IanaDcse Government. Mt Bingham. the Ohileu
go Mn srer returned from Anne lca MAY 20 ahu ha'
r,1.J tbo duties Of his office He was received py
,so,rtt,do on Nav p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
NFI-ATION IN PERI.

CALLAO, May 21.-The result of the legis-
aton in the Of Congress just closed 50 far
II concerns trade interests. may be easily summed mp
The immediate effect will be the issue OF S2.OOO,OOO in
paper money and is proposed TO issue internal bonds
TO the amount OF $lO00O0OO to be placed at so IN the
market In case Of failure OF their being taken up
within forty-fve days. then extra issue or paper
money Is 20 be- made to complete The sum OF 95OOOOVO
contemplated, ana this may be confidently
looked forward To, the bonds or the Government
already IN the market may De purchased al from IL 10
40 me state OF the money market may be Vel
i'm gined aud the enormous price OF exchange Is PROV
ing pgbly injurious tine general consumers BY the
,eut mail bills ut ninety days si-ht nave been sod
AZ 6I pence To the dollar. and few sight drafts az 10
pence The sovereign Is worth cl3; the American
double ca gle Sol Otner coins IN proportion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
A FRENCH FAIR TO BE HELD IN LONDON.

The actors and actresses Of the Coincide Fran
caise now PLAYING in London will the sth OF July
lend their services a tta or fair at he Royal Albert
Hail. on behalf Institutions for the relief Of the
sick and needy French I'm london. The Band or tie
Gsrde RfpubIicain ne will Tor the occasion.
The ladies' OF the Coincide Fraugaise VIII have tables
for the sale Of donations. al the brilliant iee az the
Opera in Paris on June Z. when realzd $4,000 Tor
Inc SZegedIu Relief Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

FF0lV TIT NITVU TIII.T TIt7T'T
Senator Hill OF late has come time and again
gr4udIy 10 the front the defender OF our people
against the malice and insults OF Blaine and others OF
his Tx He than match for the whole Radical
crew and always carries The into Africa against his
antagonists II fortunate for the south that she has
advocates on the floor OF both Houses OF the National
Legislature who in the golden past are the peers, II
NOT superiOr the Represen tatves OF section OF
the Union In their keeping her rights can never suffer
her honor will ever be proudly ylndcat Georgia III
the Senate with her Gordon and HILL stands proudly
erect and can measure blades with the dOughtiest
statesmen OF North either debate at the cOun
ciI board Thank Heaven once more the voice and In
auence of our people are felt in guiding the helm or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
GENERAL NEGRErE REvoLrs-THE PRESIDENT TAKES
THE FIELD.

THE FIELD.
GALVESTON. June 16.-A special dispatch TO The
Nelcs from Laredo. dated the 18th INST, says :
Trustworthy telegraphic information from the
City of Mexico June IL, says that General Negrete,
commanding the Mexican Army, has pronounced
against President Diaz He has left the city with
5000 adherents President Dlaz Is in pursuit Val
larte. President Of the Supreme Court. Is acting
President Congress has adjourned. President
Diaz has removed Generals TreynO and Nayanio
and has appointed General Iolentino to the com
mand Of The Monterey DISTRICT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
REVOLT IN MEXICO.
DTAz TAKES THE FIELD.

PRESIDENT DIAZ TAKES THE FIELD.
GENERAL NEGRRTE sEEK, TO OvERrURN THE MEXi-
Can JvERNMENT-THREE THOUSAND MEN IN
DER HIS COMMAND.
It is announced, by way of Galveston, that
General Negrete. the commander Of the Mexl-
can Army, has left the capital at the head
of 5000 men. President Diaz has set
out in pursuit of him. There has
been another dIsorderIy scene in the
French Chamber Of Deputies. Clerical gains
have been made at recent elections in Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democratic Presidential ticket viii be
Samuel j. Tden OF NeW-Iuik aud joan ~. Palmer, OF
Ii iuos This seems 10 De settled beyond dispute
->- Louis Gl0be-DemOcrat (Rcp0
Proctor Knott talks Of things "under the
Constitution as % the Constitution a mCoeluu,
I'm which he cured his meat, and Le hau monopoly Of
hickory wood -lClncIuudti Commercial uud)
If Ewingism should prevail in this country
fl would be a severe blow t0 10, prosperity. are The
people Of OHIO going TO lead tAc way Dy adopting
EWlng1sm indianapolis News lndJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

Mossrs Weeks Potter touhfed TIE sfec' .
propertles OF CucuTJ. Cuiy se-nFeuL aud tutca
S0aD tr speedy permanent aud etpnouca cure p hu
ror ~ the blood and They are however aston
ished go their universal success For was 10 Ot tAot''
that M hand. OF they would iAl solely IO spas
niOdc GRANT Use of them. ,.... -, .
rntr are enabled say without fear ~ conrad eol ~
no re1pe, ever achieved the short space q" one wear ma
number wonderful performed oy le 1Aleul4 eN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
THE PEDESTRIAN CONTEST.

BROWN AND WESTON THE PRINCIPAL COMPETITORS.
LONDON. Tuesday jane II. 1879.
While on the track yesterday Ennis was
seized with cramp in the stomach and may be consid-
cred as having retired.
The afr dr is now virtually match between Brown
and Weston, as Harding only the track for half
an hour during he night and Is looking very queer.
At 3 O'Clock this morning the score stood; weston,
l27 miles and u laps; Brown l26 miles ana 6% aps
Harding, - miles and Ennis, 20 miles aud laps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
TIE RIGHT SORT OF TALK.
From The TrOU Times Zen.

There Is only one thing that need awaken
apprehension the part OF Republican,. TINS Fan. rad
thar is the intervention of politicians. This l. not the
time for political jugglery and management In efcins
nominations The next Republican Convention should
rcpresep the party Of state and voice It's mcns
aud convictions IN all thugF TIE people are ripe for
change: they demand one aud mean 20 have 10 and We
believe furthermore mat they mean also 20 determine
for themselves who shall represent them IN the contest
that is approaching What IL wanted now Is the man
VINO Will lead 70 victory and such leader can Only
secured through the free, unsolicited expression OF
the popular Judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Pinafore is now limited to the Madison
square Theatre and Hayery's Lyceum.
M. Massenet's Herodiade" has been ac-
@ped BY ii. yaucorbe the new director Of the opera
81 Paris
The villa, tenanted by Rossini during the
ga years Of his life and he died, Is TO be let or
10 be- sold
A. Deldvez has been reelected for two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

The prophet Elisha made wholesome the
waters OF Jericho IN the oden time BY casting sat mo
the sprng THIS ceremony is rell COus.Y observed 20
this day by proprietors OF spas IN pars OF Ger
many The but the pure alu sparkling
waters OF Carl II schultz need addition whatever IS
thev are dentcal with tue most valued mineral spcugs
OF the WOrld.-lNew-I Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
4 STORY TO THE POINT.

In view of all the buster that has been
made the Democrat certainly very easy 20 satisfy
The threat OF starving the Government was singuary
indscreet piece OF politics, TINS sort OF compromise
was con temp ated from the first After thing that
can be said has said, explanation OF the revised
Democratic position ls predcament remains Identical
win mat Of rural apple-tAef who was caught by
the farmer crawling under the fence into his orchard
Where you gong sir inquired the i!Tiner III MS
spouse as cuprit disappeared On the other side OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS PREPARING FOR A
STRIKE.


The South is entitled TO exert a commanding
Influence in arrangement OF the campaign OF next
year. and the selection OF staudaruDearer ana the
south should in making a. known that she
intend. 10 assert herself in the premises II that
we desire a sou hcrn man s. the nominee, but we do
desire-nay we insist upon having nominee who viii
he accountable 20 u.s. Of broad aud comprehensive
views OF large hberaliIy OF purpOse, ana in sympathy
win thc National ambitions and policy OF the South
The South has for feeble trckster IKE Ar
Tildeu or q mere politician Ike Mr.. Hendricks. ",
know exactly what sort Of "A want and ought
10 be making out the requlsitlOn now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
Guecial Notlces.

Advertisements intended for TIE next issue ot THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN before D. H. To-
dsy.
Congress Water ts superiority ca;haruc and altra
i've consists n - entire freed IN I'm ever '"'Ns WITT "
Knapp's Extract OF Root,-DrugEst' and beermaAers
will nd It 10 their this article IL not only
makes the best but the cheapest beverage In market sd by
druggists generally Depot No S62 Huison-.t, \. Y
Mans Mission on I.arth-A thorouSh Medical ITs'q, ..
experience Of 70 years staiy aa Saa
mo- w. besn nUlireI ov oyert,xed powers statement
oA m ssrtrs o MarSisre ani Of the
Them. ~ mail 4"c currency OF postage 1lino,l
sccy Auseum ANATOMY ana ,crce ilty nr24@ ~ ;, y
NeI;u,s Food the only genuine substitute Tor mohcrs
milk recommended by our most prominent phl -
ceous matter often produces disorders Of tie siou'
ach For salr by al truszisi&
Post Once >ouce ne i5gen mails for me veg ~ ls
~ i,snAl AZ o ' Si,Biy' At p m. Tor Earoos
bys,clmap Ably snla wa lleehs'p"A cog
d.rsct Nv st-anshio Labrador va Havrr on ~ keDAf.
P.smohin cherooars Hamburg corresgondence FOR
49, - 80, > mr. me oV sfes nshtD CIV OF Brussels
anast s corrsp"adense oS Germany and France as,
land dci by samso Bolivia VIA s aa a. lSo
Correspondence Tor Great br',n and 'he V9a
INN, aus g hin Brit.anr wa Queenstown The m.ns
ioI Denmark sweGep. And Noiwa' are dsPaeasd BY
eaya Sss Yors June 10 The ml Aspinwal lad sslEa
West indies VA T. Thomas, also Porto Rico erect cave
NesYorK June n The mans t0r CHINA AID Japan cave
Ssn Fr,nc,-co Juy l. The malls for Australia &C. Leave
"a" THOs L. JAMES. PostmAstec
Post Oace. NeS-Yors, June "a. ls7S
Republican Central Committee Regular monthly meet
lug a. Republican Han 81 West 3Jdst his ,tues'AyJ eFen
lhs' d" C. A. ARTHUR President
s s3S}lsi B a sH NrEl. Secretaries.
Meeting VI the Executive Committee az $50 o'clock
JOEL W. MASON, CHAIRMAN.
summer -Peppere,l Jean Drawers 1est IN mar
keL siLrs - to 90 IN ODE. pair. UNDER Siihis ast
"a h RS 25c. Sic. each Best grAde tul,ft
,ffp an the CIV II 10 81 Is each j. ". JOHNSTON
200 Grandst y y As0 $40 6shayo 81 deoI 4OYse -oe
Wanted A confidential position by a man thoToughy
,'ra,snT. refer 10 gentlemen OF high STANDING IN
It ty aud Chicago who have known for twenty years
have been bookkeepeI IN BANKS an SssH.oi io1 "o'N
/ ho,ssa Address W. H. L. tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE, June II. l a. m.-The barometer
rose rapidly yesterday The weather was parity CLOUDY
and clear with heavy shower during the second quar-
ter The temperature ranged between 62' ana 81 the
oyer,ge he,ng g5so lower than on Sunday. The amount
Of moisture in the air has been diminished - -,
Cooler aud clear or parity cloudy weather may oo
expected In tins city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

Some people are curious to know know W " mere
he worse taa the Jersey lightning which was slid n
kin at forty rodslNcw-York Express ~ H. IN e ee
IL seems 20 De actually fatal To an Democrats WIN '
within gunshoI OF It'll Buffalo Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
soMETHNG THAT Will sURPR1sE hill

Blaine has cause 70 dislike the South. II
was once a giant amongst pgmles. Bur now iIat the
south represented her Is ainc - fourt
rate inau When Constitutional questions to be dis
cussed Edmunds and COnlIing called upon to meet
tie Southern lawyers. when there OF these
latter IN Congress Blame, weakness was never eX-
l,osed IN the senate he Is q mece nobody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

rlrRr-RY-On Werns- Iay lure IL. 1879, az to
('-ct OF me TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev O. IT. hoaEa'
Tor ID D. John G.. Cattus and Pauline, daughter VI Aa'
gustus Emhury, all * JL- city.
TOTRCHER-COOE-At there's fence % the brides p3rents
No 80 II Narks-place June TO- by thc Rev John II ---
Lar Poe-f LDercor Amelia, eldc-. daughter Oi fclef
Cook ESQ. al Of New-NOrk tlty. No cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
AN IRRUPrIoN OF CHINESE.

SAN Francisco, June 1G.-The steamer City
OF Toxic has arrived from Hons Kong via Yokohama,
bringing .O2O Chinese passen gers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
PASSING THE GERMAN TARIFF.

BERLIN, MOuudy, juno 10, I@IN
The Reichstag has voted the duties on
wooden goods IN accordance with the proposed German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
THE PRESIDENT OF PARAGUAY DEPOSED.
LONDON Monday. June is, 1879.

A telegram from Rio Janeiro states that
General CODY has deposed the President OF Paraguay
and seized upon the Governments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR7.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHNGTOS, June III o. m.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England. rising barometer, northeast to northwest
winds partly cloudy or clear weather and lower TEN
perature- possibly followed by itOss Tuesday night III
the interior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
TRIBI-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

m, ay shove r variations In this city ~ tenis
Of css The perpendicular Hes diTisias OF ume Tor As
mitng4t The irregular Shte lne reF n-s
by dlng Tie broken OF a0''es Inc
rrpfese the variations IN Temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

Advertisements intended for TIE next issue n THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN before D. H. To-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-17
Ghe 9@ailg Argas,
RocK ISLAND, ........ ILLINOIS

The n Y. Sun says Anybody, every
body against Grant is the motto of true
and enlightened patriotism" Yet the
true and enlightened patriots" of New
York cut each others threats, and, on the
eve of Presidential election, gave that
great State to the thieving party, Of which
Grant is the true representative. We
have lost all faith 10 New York politicians.
They invariably lead US to defeat. Let
every enlightened patriot" look to the
Mississippi valley for mar to defeat
Grantism for President. 10 $780, and the
battle will be most assuredly won, After
this Western man is elected, he will not.
coward Ike, be in retirement On the 4th
of March, but he will go to the Csnitol'
and say, Il have been elected President
of these United States, aud, by the Eter-
nal, will be inaugurated! This is the
Western way. and there will be no High
Joint Com nission, to swindle the people
out of their choice for President"