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, 1879-02-21
THE HONDURAS VISITORS.

They 4Arc Gtvrn n Reception.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nichols. Of No. 1071 In.
dihna avenue. last evening savo q sort Of
!mpromptu reception TO the Honduras dttcfa-
tlon now slsItng this city. Among tl,o.e
present were the Hon. Gov. Jose Maria
William G. 1,urcilard. allo Misses Nichols, the
Rev. Dr.. J. atonro Gibson, I'm ". Buell.. A, T.
Boone, George A. Miner. Of Boston; Prof. Ira
". Allen, the lion. William Bross. The lion.
William G. Durclard, who now halls from Hon
duras, II an Americana New Yorkcr-by birth,
lie first saw tic light In the llttla village Of
Hamilton, Madison Co., N. T. nc graduatctl at
the Madison untycrsty, and was the claasmatc Of
Mr. Buell.. lie was one of The +" Arganauts of
.49,"' md etopocd tn '' Frisco" fur fsye ycats.
liz tlvn went tu Honduras to collect some bills,
the Then Presidents daarhter, and acted ~
Secretary Ut Slate md Eousr1l Of ttte United
States during President. Incoln'4 Adn'!nlstr.-
ton. lie was elcc,c.l Governor f3ye ycars ago,
other term last May. The Hcpnbltc Of Honduras
is h1esscd with chrnp nuysrrnent n,tl good
one. The President 81 'l'c !seu,lbllc a'nl Soc
retary OF State do nll tte husfness. The Prest-
s' Secretary So c.ue.. st''' tSy fts degote hSste
ihc!r. sa'ary 70 tl,s cause of education, hctng
Sssns9 e. Of ,, "sass s ad RSDn1i ixiss as o "
ntno provinces, cach presided over by Guvcru-
or. The CUIErcss consists Of nino Henators.
who tna ke all tile iaws. TI.erc II 20 Jury systca
there; There arc Courts of ArbitratIo, eun,-
Court. Court nj Appeals. mil Supreme Court:
1usi!rc Is clpau there, lawycrs sre ecarcc and
co'nnclctl 10 be honest. whrh Is good thing
fur Honduras.
l'hc gentlemen In whose honor tho re-
: grant ut l.o0aooo acre. ot iaMi,
The cllnatco oE londuras Is pleasant, ranging
i've d,s.sso i. lie Sssuiar rusoy County nskes
which wcnla cut whuu II is tired of shaking .
pcrson uppn the luI,tl-Gtans Owned By tiIvae
pentseinen may he found mahogany IN unin:t-
70. fndarubber. snrsaparilla, quinn.-a su!,s,i-
tiitc Tor 4unhc,-cofTce coe,a, etc. Tie best
corus tu TIC world is raised In Honduras. IKE
!ma'n port, recently opened, Is rriona,. located
xe.t u cayo rc, camasou. ~ Tic M taca n'ts, Is to
upon THIS counfrv 10 the United States trade. THO
travel frotn New Orleans unly takes three dars.
nnA hltheisn all the psoaNce has beer sent to
Eu5ope. Bosson now ssnds goods e. tn H9oanra.,
a,Nl lhc itua Is to opctl trn,lo with Clllcatto.
Tl1urc nru rust iniues Ut gold, stlvcr, eopper,
irun, ttr., III itlr Republic, tinr. Agutrro ss,l
lint whita 4e was SecTstar{ of State tho silver
Of bullion Annually, that Il was shipped ~ En-.
tho mining was d0nu in the rough way, nud Ills
e!r !llarks to tllc ton. Fifty il5Ilars pr ION
IN this way is too low Yield 10 a1nw tho nIies
to be worked. The PLACER tligxnsga yield from
three e: r. hso olnrcs Of gold prr day rct
t,osls., which will te Developed in tine. Wi,as
the country nceis " Chicago energy mud e:lter.
prise, railroads, brilGus, ctr., and 6teanlcr rnn-
nretton with The Untcd states. Fre.iurut.l,e
Soto y liberal ma', whu Is fostering Aat en-
Tie partY spent q very pleasant evening, an.l
, 1879-02-21
TEMPERANCE.


BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, Feb. a0.-Thc Reform
Club State Convention adjourned this cyeulng
aftcr three days' session. Officers Tor the ena-
Ing year were elected as follows: President, A.
u, CunphclE, reelected; First Vtcc-presiacnt
+. u. llarsrcaycs; seeona Vicc-pfcsll!cnt, J. II.
Villain; Rceretary, Il. ". Champion, reelected.
Treasurer, T.. Il. Mason; 8tate workers, A. H.
Cntapbc,s, Il. a. Ca!klas, +. u. l!asgrcayes,
George Woodford. a...
Peoria was chuson AZ tho place Of holding tic
next Convention, beginning Oct. 0 next.
Il lung string Ut resolutions Wcrc at!0ytcd, tho
1nost peculiar Ut which IL ono requesting all
churches tu abolish ll!o use OF wtuo IN comtuu-
NUN services.
Tile business session lroke up after pleas
ant sorce reuuIDn. This cyculuE an audience
uaafs, AIlcd lhe Opera- House, ana listened to
VERY interesting mid eloquent speeches by q
nun,Lcr Ut lcatiIny dclcGatcs. Ali things con-
sldcrttl, tie delegates depart wcl sat1attsI With
tlle result Of their wnrlt.
4 district convention of tho Wo.nen's Tenn
peraure Christian Association will be hcl to-
inureuw, with uu Interesting programme.
, 1879-02-21
illliClAl.
1p.rtai Dtsltdtch 10 7as Tribune.

EP1TN3 UI{DQ1EA JfI4HH&t
TuscotA, Ill.,, Feb. ga meeting OF tie
Chairulcn of the several County Committees
waA held here to-day to consider tho propFluty
Of calling lscpublieau District Convention lu
this ftl,e stxtrcnt!} Judicla! District, 10 aomi-
1iatc three candidates fur Circuit Judges. The
meeting aIlourucu iii April 7: IN order to learn
the wishes Ut the Republican voters, there Will
prpbaplY be Q e0nYeutlon.
, 1879-02-21


CHICAGO, Ecu. I0.-Noald you please to state
the distance tllut astronomers reckon tFat The
earth il from the SUI 10 decide bet. md oblige
sursrn,,yn
eo"7e"i"@"'
r,.. q, ,,,1,o = Inf ,,,,,, III. .,,,,,oo,
A. ~ not "sn " n."se , ~. up1,! 1;.s su11cet.
nns,a 80 tut ~, .1stanc rnrtsinIv E,,,r,, ~ ~
SIpi'Sc sI, ''t T ' nre tta.uh i;ns no"n @ ~
" ea ~ t.N, 1iSta. !,.s; u ssSa su ~ " m no. aar ao
n.'auuouu III ~, " ~ nnn DHG 80 .esln1 @
Nv, ,, hn.u lie ia ill., ,n,. ~ r. III. b.,,,M ssf IT
LII, " ',.ao. III issi fro,,, " q, n, nv ~ "
"uJ ~. H., u; ~, W. =, r., i.'r..,,.i,,l W.,
sou nase I'e alelaree Ill '"l'eS ~ u'c oeH'o"'"s
VI ''c ,e"''
ri, s,nrc,un t,,rwt..te. I, uc co,.o,,da,cd.
'o "f''na o Ia. =, ~. 49, r.,s. ''""@e"'
CHICAGO teo ao.-il'ia"is - tilc one s'atc
VIC bcllcye whose highest Judicial tribuna!
wandcrs over Its territorial Jurisdiction In pur-
anit nj a nl,ro IN an, n +, ,ycro n,, fnr tho
iaeh'tses o1 ttase' iosntsnen oF she sai1soaas'
the novel spectacle would bc presented OF the
seven Jndacs Of this Court marching IN single
file On horseback through The mud mir, s,us.l of
ou' pMtss I'm ut,a'n ~ oi.'.H"e'o. % io'.
6prlnghelu to Aosfut vernon, afhl from alouht
Vernon back to Ottawa avc or six times ycRs,
mid for wlati The reasous urc grave md
,"n Mss1sv ,nun, ~, har nj o,r at,rat. ~ n,' nn
nthcr Imsncas ti,an ,1,nt f,rrisaf Iv thr omrt,"i
ass,ons nf ssn s'nremo t,r' frtr tav"rs
mnst H., s,,nnortcT H. ~ ra,,..n1s whn mrs ir'rl
,.is i,.'s,ss II 10 " ,,,,, ~ st,,, ,i;s hinT
~ monscns"' r. ,yas wtsr c,,nMch nrrha s.
y. ~ ,,.,, .i si.tc v,s in y. ,,facr ssttt"nrnts
wiini,. ar,t ,n,c,, ".i ,he ,rsnns nf travr i'm.
,,nI ), rn,n,,eI ~" ~ T.mrt ~ ~ occonn,"lot. i,s
s"itrs ~ Nv tb,s ,"t,s"i -; hnL1n, To- s"ssins
h.,t thut Il - ,hin.r ~ t. nnet mi ,yI"t ,xr
nsnd "'', s,on",,I l.. that ~" fnet ,h"li I~ or.
csuz"I III" nM trn,,sart H.. y. s,snrsr n ,ponnrr
nsst art tvIt H." re,,,irotncMts ~ liz ,rus"t;.
IKE ~. o n T., n,,n ,.a .,niv T 11rt
shnui,1 iii T NJ lin rHmitsi nf ti. s,ntc its
I'.,',os si'a,,' rr.Idn t1,c II sh"nIG bc ;n
cn,,tin,,nns s"ss,un' a,wnva onr,, fnr b,,sncs.'
H., ~ sI'i,,; ;o., I,'It h conr'onstra ,r1ta ia,
STotn Aiw"" nii ina .fm,lstna ~ mi, r,mrt
1a"1, -, ,a1, ~ IN ~, III ut,s. ss'In.,. ~ .,,,o,,
, 1879-02-21
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. eo.-'l'hc Grand Lodge
Of Kusg(ts OF Honor adjourned this afternoon
after cIectlng tbs following ollcsrs' J. II.
ll1user, Fpud du Lac, Grand Dictator; ". T.
Howe, La Crosse, Grand ylec-Dlclator; @. W.
NJ. saudersou, Iauesyille. Grand Chaplain; II.
II. Brpzier, milwaukee, uranl Reporter; J. ..
Thnycr, sheooygan, Grand Treasurer; D. G.
Howard. AlIlwaukoe. Grand Guide; q. It.
alllalce, Clinton. Urapd uuartliaa; J. L. Dust01,
usuera Lake, 0raui ecnunsl; Francis at1rn,
, 1879-02-21

CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb, 1n-Thc Barnett Town.
shIp people arc waxing hot over the tmprson-
,nes,t Of N. II. Barnctt, Supervisor Ut that town
ellip. An eiEort ia now being madc to raise his
iIne by voluntary subscriptions. Wo bu'leye
tint tho voters have made tender OF SO, COO to
the Illi1oIs MIdAm. Company II they will re-
n,oso t,r,r road entirely from the township.
The ruad bus never filled Its part Of the coutract
to them. and they do not propose To give tho
bonds ur.
, 1879-02-21
ELQpEMENT,

ApFc7d9 WEpalcA 70 Tbs 7F7bur*.
V1NcENxEE. fnd., Feb, 2o.-An etopcmcnt in
respectable llfc occurred at Washington. twenty
miles east Of this c!ts, yesterday. Islhc clipping
parties arc Mr.. !. e. la VILE, Deputy County
Auditor, and aliss Mpttic, daughter Of Mr.. Il.
v. THOMPSON, Il prominent tnrrcl11nt Ut that
piart. 1t IL uillurstuon tut tuc latter opposed
9Hs futba1e ttG ilArrl,El. BECAUSE Ii vclic Is
Catholic. They lett lvr Luui.rIlu, ky., md
were lnarrud tilfs uura,,lg,
, 1879-02-21

ne4sco Is In the most prosperous condition. War
and reconstruction did her less damage than
sha Il every way In the best position TO te
lcading State; and nothing but utter blindness
md lack Of statcsmans1lp can prevent her taxi
ting thB lead fn agriculture, manufactures, and
mining.
, 1879-02-21

WHEKtsNG, W. W.. Feb. a0.-The Senate TO-
day passcd joint resolution, % to 3, directing
the Attorney y-tlcncral OF the Stn.o to proceed
against the Baltimore 4 Ohio lsaroad Company
by quo warrAnio for alleged violations OF Its
charter Ia tho matter OF excessive charges.
, 1879-02-21

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. a0.-A ahootlag-match
Is now In progress between tho Cuclnnati l!itlo
Club and q Colorado Club. Tile shooting is
telnE done by caeh club At their rcspertiye 10
calities, md the result IL reported by telegraph.
, 1879-02-21
SPORTING.


PEnESJ'RlAN1SM.
A large a,tdcndu filed the Fully Theatre last
evening, tn witness the Walking Of In Chap
pcifc, md tte minor attraction afforded by cum
trsts between h,nntenrs ami professionally at
quarters and miles. The Unly noticeable event
of the lsttcr kind was between Stanton aud
lIurltch, one mile, the former gtrtng bis oppo-
reni one Imp start. twcn!y.eight cfrctlfta Of tho
track being required TO complete tie mile.
Stanton Ii tho young man from indianapolis
wllo Won race far anatcurs at the Fully last
wcsk, while llnrlch II Chca2oan. both being
young men OF ~ or therealouts. From the
start 1t was evident that Stanton had the loot
Of the other nan, and m the second lip easily
spurted lsy him. III three more laps he had
gained the lfatanee given awAy at The
start. and thcnccfownrl had an easy thing, win.
IN. by half \ Ian In B:sl; and Olmstoaa then
walked quarter against time, the fnmct doing
tir .tancc IN l 40, AMI Ol,natcad In ~: the
latter llavinE two trials .lsc tliar in ca:h heinE
the sauie. Time was Incorrectly announced by
the judges as Iii. hut ~ their systctn Ut tne-
n,asfcnl ea!etitstfons, not much drpcndcneo IL
10 br placest Moon IL. Aster this rnGe was bvtr
a couple of remarkably dizzy pedestrians akntcd
away until tntle had bron gono oTor, one Of
thrtu wtuutt:.,
BnrinE sIl t!,ese side shows the llt1a French
woInan kept htea iily at lItr business Of walking
y quarter every httctu minutes, ni.d ntthDMgn
1t Wns SOLEMN cnuugt, busintas for her. uJll
vonluc!se to a"w 81 stAst*, she could rot hell,
*mtlt,iL ut eie Of 'tr nlaHy lucrous tnci,lcn's
that occurred durlns the evening: I'us It was
weary kl,"i of sinilc, a,s! passcd AWAY quickly
brought the Madame back TO rca1tztlg sense
OF wtInt wus trapr,rlug. The audience was
larger than -on Wednesday, eyens,E, a'. t,,u
"roundcrs " t,:fpg OH hand. and several ecorts
&+1,r, bat IL
, 1879-02-21

MsnItowoc, Grand Trustee; Representative Ia
The Supreme Lodge, Al,spn G. Allen, Mllwali-
kce; Alternate, EfIhu Coleman, Fond du Lac.
, 1879-02-21
THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE,

To fht Editor U 7nt Tribune.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-l mn reading about the
Chinese question With deep Interest uni wlall
to saw to the clergy, md epn cailv Tic Eastern,
to beware mt to plunge the United States into
second war. They have made us 70 to var fur
the Negro hut we will not willingly do 80 fur
the Chinamnn. Respectfully,
JolN MEYER, DIrision street.
, 1879-02-21

Financial C0ntilttun 0i BoutI.srn Status.
&Jshrtits (7san,1 A,HfricaH.
The following taGle tllows the Indebtedness
Of the Southern 6tatea, tie asSesscl value VI
rropcfty, aild the tAte Ut taxAtf1n:
, 1879-02-21
Frnn. tl,r Earth IT, tho Srtil.

Tn Nk LnN0T hf 1he jFtbHht-
CHICAGO Feb. 20.-Would you please to state
the Distance that ASTRONOMERS reckon tFMt the
earth Is from the sun 10 decide bet, mud oblige
4 SUBSCRIBER.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
FIFTH EDITION.
The Pulp Works.
the ADVANCE or THK IMMESsK,puuLp.
Ikl


the ADVANCE or TIM IMMEssK,BuILp.
mo.
The work Of constru ,tiup the lony
wharf in front of the property upo,,
which the Jessup Il Moore Com papy are
building the pulp works, was su. pen led
some me ago, after u front Urge enough
To permit the laDJiDg OF mattel Ais had
b.en made, and nov tho " hol attention,
OF the workmun Is devoted to buiIIlnv
the in@~sive walls.
In. p'le driving, by which a solid
iounusiion Is secured. is much more han
nall done, aud at present the lilies q .
oeibR urlven for the evaporatinx bui III.
ing. 1his building will ba l7yxy3 feet iu
diinensiOns. The other binding fur
which the piling ha- sil.ady been done.
are the b. iier, wood boiling. aud aka Iic
m'xing, bleaching and wood Gu d ng
bul llding.
The wood boiling building IL now well
under way of consiruction, and the " alls
have b-en put up ~ high ~ the top Of
thu hr story. Tue W 4ils are Of the 10 O, I
massive AMI substantial foundations are
ii feet thick Ia some placer. They ar,
made of brick aud stone, and are about
~ inches thick throughout.
A branch railroad h . also been intro
duced and CONNECT, witt the w, I'm X.
r. line, and Is used IN conveying build
ing materials. The office Of the architect
is connected with the city by telephone.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
A RemI~i.cence os N osh.v.

How II came about that 3. 600 confed-
crate soldiers cheered Justify for. Fight
ing sJoe Hooker" Is explained by the
editor of the Rural Sun Nashville,
renD.), who was a prisoner at Rock
Island, ILL.,, duii ing the severe winter Of
lS63-64. The General visited the mill
tary prison one day, ami all the inmates
were drawn up in line for inspection.
His keen eye seemed to scan every man
from head to heel, as he slowly passed
before them, and at the upper end Of
the lines the party halted. The General
half wheeling his horse, lifted his plumed
hat with as much knightly grace as If
all had been courtiers and soft express
sion passed over his Lace as he said,
"Young gentlemen, l AIN sorry, very
sorry Tor you, and hope sooh our diff.
erences will be settled 50 that you all
can return safely home again" Simple
as the expression was, ii was so different
from those they had been accustomed TO
hearing from The commander Of the prison
that II touched the hearts of the" ragged
Rebs" like a current Of electricity, and
instantly 5000 throats gave lusty cheer
for Joe Hooker
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
THIRD EDITION
CoNGREBs.

In the y, s. Senate yesterday several
executive communications were present.
I'd. Including one from he Post master
General srRtng an appropriation or
ana 2ll for deficiency In the Star trans
.nOrestiou serviee. Several bills were IN
froduc-d, among them one by Mr.. But
irr TO amend Mr.. Bayard's joint ressiu,
tton depriving greenbacks of their legal
tender quality, by providing that 1t shall
mot take effect until the LIST OF January,
1875. Mr.. Voorhees, offered resolution
for the appointment of a -pecia commit
tee of Ave To investigate the causes of the
cOlored exodus He asked its cousidera
was laid over. A bill To as,end ihe arIi
Gle of WAT in relation to deserters was
cousiaered. After an executive session
ths Senate adjourned.
In the House, various bills were intro
duced under the call OF States. Mr..
Morse, Of NJ ass, introduced billfor the
appointment OF commission on the
subject Of reciprocity with Canada. Mr..
Warner, OF OHIO, intro tuced bills requir
ing silver certificates to be paid out in
lieu Of coin on demand, and providing
that the redemption OF National bank
notes may be in greenbacks or gold or
silver com, at the option OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury. Mr.. Bragg, Of Wiscon
sin, introduced bill restoring Fitz John
Porter to serve as colonel in the army
and providing tor payment OF arrearages
to hin as Major General up TO Septem
Der 1st' 1856, aud as colonel thereafter.
Pending consideration Of q District bill,
the House adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16

Some time ago Mr.. A. q. Buell., a sub
ordinate clerk in the United States SEN
ate, wrote and published some very Sc
we're structures in the Washington Capt
tai on the German voters OF Cincinnati
and the German race in general. 1t was
just after the Ohio election and Buel
was out of humor. From that time to
the present the German press pursued
Buell. with fury and have united in de-
manding his dismissal fiom the position
which he holds under the Democratic
Secretary of the Senate. The able Ger
man editors promise to hold the Demo
cratic party responsible for Mr.. Buell's
utterances and threaten the solid with
drawal of the German vote next year
unless he is removed. Wa are decided
ly opposed to this attempt to hold great
party to strict account ability for the
personal opinions Of an employee in the
Capitol. If Mr. Buell. had written and
published an essay ON the meanness of
Yankees and New Englanders in gen.
erAl, does anybody suppose that the
Democratic Yankees of Maine would
have called upon the Democratic party
to sacrifice him? Hardly. Mr.. Buell's
quarrel with the German American
brethren is as a journalist and not as a
Senate clerk, and it Is unfair to attempt
to hold the Democratic party responsible
for what he writes for a newspaper
Bait. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
General NelUs.

The schooner Artie Garwood wrecked
into fragments by the heavy surf on
Sunday night. A long piece Of the
wreck struck the Long Branch pier,
breaking one of the massive iron piles.
The ship Jacob Trompy, ashore Ia
miles south OF Portsmouth, n. g., is re-
ported to have become total wreck.
At Scranton, Pa, yesterday, w. w.
Winton, President OF the Second Ma
tionAl Bank; his son, A. ii. Winton !;
his son-in-liw Thomas Livey aud his
brother-in-law, Isaac Dean, were arrest
ed on oath Of George 5. Goodall, rrceiv-
er Of the bank, for miliciously conspir-
ing to defraud it of $l35,OO0. They
gave bail in the sum of $o0,O00.
Five indictments have been found at
San Antonio, Texas, against Isaac Mi
chael, senior member of the late firm
Of Michael Brothers, on charges OF
swindling preferred by New YoIk
firm.
A number Of negroes were arrested at
Red Bank, N. j., yesterday, for robbrng
farmers. one Of them made confes-
sion, duplicating ten or twelve Others.
Colonel Cook, counterfeiter, was
shot dead by deputy marshal's p sse,
while resisting arrest at Nicholsville,
KY, yesterday morning.
The Water Course Works, at Mem
phis, Tenn, were sold yesterday by the
U. 5. Commissioner to a representative
Of the Cincinnati bond holders fol-
100000. The sale is subject to the
approval of the u s. District Judge.
The bark Monrovia sailed from New
York yesterday for Liberia, with seven.
ty-fve colored emigranls.
The rooms of the Chicago Minin.
Board were formally opened yesterday
aud several transaction in mining stock.
took place in them during the day.
r. M Shoemaker, President of tn,
Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON Ra
road Company aud of lie Consolld te,
Street Railway ON, any OF Ciu-innati
was stricken with paralysis in a stree
car yesterday. 1t is not yet known hov
serious is his illness.
Commander Chester Hatfield. U. S
N, died at Vallejo, Cal, yesterda
morning.
Miss Mclean, sister Of TIE manage
Of the Merchants Bank of Halifax, \
b., tainted in St, Matthew's Church, j
that city, ON Sunday ,aud died iu a shol
time.
Rev. Father Doyle, Catholic priest
ayoung man named Monaghan, and
colored boy, were all accidental
dcowned nea: Athens, Ca, Oh Sunda
night.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
The NeCs from Maine.
RUMoRs OF WHAT GOV GARCELoN AMI
COUNCIL HAVE DONE.

RUMoRs OF WHAT Gov.GARCELoN AND
COUNCIL HAVE DONE.
PORTLAND, December l5.-It is cur
rently reported here, and generally cred
ited, that the Governor aud Council
have concluded their canvass of the re-
turns, and have issued certticat, to
seventy-nine fusion Representatives and
Senators, giving them a majority of six
In the II ouse and nine in the Sena e.
The Republicans have been fe ,ring this.
but could not believe it was to be done:
hence they were tlunderstruck and ter
ribly indignant. The Council have MOI
official action in the matter, but must do
30 before the 18th. The stalwarts to-
night declare they will not submit to
this outrage, and are in favor of orpaniz-
Ing separate Legislature of the mem
bers claiming to be elected, and then
test the matter in the Courts. This
would be an interesting spectacle for
Name. The business men of this sec
tion are opposed to such proceeding,
and counsel moderate action.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
Fifieen-ton loads of lumber, piled o

Fifeen-ton loads of lumber, piled on
immense eigh wheeled wagons and
d,a~n by teams Of six to ten horses or
mules are 10 be seen on the mountain
r ads in California. The driver sits Oh
avery high seat with one foot on pow
efful brake, and usually handles the
reins aud long whip with seeming care
lessness. The San Francico argus,
however pictures him at a more exciting
juncture. Let scare take place; let a
herd Of runaway cattle appear at a bend
and set the horses. wild, and then see
what will happen. The day-dreamer
will become a giant Of strength he is up
in fash he shortens his hold upon the
reins, and feeling his wagon start up be-
meath him, places foot of iron on the
brake. The horses snort and rear and
surge the harness rattle, the dust arises,
the load shrieks again, and the huge
wheels turn fatally faster and faster. An
instant may hurl the wagon into the val
ley with It's struggling trAin-a mad rush
% the other side of the way may end all
in one horrible plunge. Muscle, eye,
braiI, skill are then brought TO work SO
splend dly together that the peril is
averted, and the looker-on, who knows
not the way of the lane, regards the
teamster with profound respect there
after"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
Dead Babe on the Track.

CHESTER DEPoT, Dec. 15.-On Satur-
day evening last, shorty afte. the train
which leaves Chester for Philadelphia
stoue station, Robert j. Berkmier, a
l.rk at the Eddystono print works,
while on his way home, noticed some
thing white few feet outside the track
He picked IL ~, apd after removing a
newspaper and piece Of flannel, from
the bundle dead infant was brought to
view. The body was taken at once IL
the coroner's. A post mortem examina.
tiop showed that the child had lived
quite length Of time. The Coroner has
evidence In his possession showing thai
the child was thrown from the train
whi Ia motion.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
1he arrested Lisbw.]

LONDON, December l5.-v..,J
vett, Daily and Killen In C,,l
Shannon to-day Tor Dublin. TJ
accompanied to the railway .,ui
large crowd and band plavi1
airs. The Attorney General sr1
Carrick.on-Shannon last night, \
escorted to his lodgings by twen
go policemen. Thoinas BreDp1
len Carrick-on-Si annon today i1
lin.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16
LATEST cABLErv|

,s,' - ,s Reported ,ha. two r.. D'e !.
''asi 'ers nave been captured nU L1nsllsS
sanas In Epirus, Who 'u a,y ~ GN
i'r their ransom. VIM uenand
.nnosnca, nas rs,', ,Ss Sssor1responaen, Of j
.n' mlnle' the inventor of ulaude wa |
'nehts in iireirms. many i
Several :, diplomatic ,D,o,.
oe 9ihcially announcedi ediPiu'n,meI IN y,
~ ~ ne . next few DAYS. iuc'nhnu ' nus|
M. saoouroif as Anb.sssduna,' ,ssIua'ns
po lhe election of Nj. Marin. :, =,
,ohapartist, to the % p,,,u y
council was for the Eigns I'ls Nj
mellt, % or the Champ,-EIv..aa.. .a al
winch Is always anti-renss,Seie'ss ,ees
The daily gazette., 1879-12-16

The peanut crop Of this yea|
nearly har' ested, is estimated al |
900 bushels for Virginia, 100000 d
nessee and l25,0 900 for North Cd
being all increase Of f335, 100 bush(
the aggregate yield ef last year,
was worth Sl,500. 900. Let the
gods rejoice.
Senator B'yard's legal 'ender
ton has placed the Republican j
for honest money In an ewba1
predicau ent. They don't want
for 1t and yet II they vote agains|
absutdlty of their claim 10 b. conf
the especia, champions Of sound
becomes unpleasantly conspic
Bait. Gdzette.