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, 1879-07-16

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oa n".ss, ~ ,uo ot'olas'on On Inc III ot ne1'
s>.',, '.., , n''s as '.o necessary ptepsra.'one
oa'" ,..a ..s w eoaiiuctea ~ &nas "@@ II nas
.s,,'',s. [ oa VI. .,t ."as sno sof'n On eef."''
~, ~ "" ""'.' s'"'I III, ooa'lneaco l"moes.eIY' ta"s
.s .s' oo4es'n o'nsr hE.leles on oos. 1. ana fof
r.,,,i, M s. a~, IT, v".'' ,.. - .0uo' ~ 'he n''su
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,r'.'as,", a" ~ " ssou" a"'' a'teaay oeen
..p, "ps' '4'o "efnI 20 escape spe
a.,'ra. l'" r, a.es ,,t ".'en n '"e w.. p.n 70
u1'De. ~ a. Ffuo'o'o s1"' LUIS '1npor1a@
."a,,s, 49, =. $50" WI, .ss' p.''s " ~ ussss
1 eu,, ', "''' 10 l''eto""e'' 10 '""' y .f'as
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my LILO "'t1'h"'e 1osa'' VIII u ooat7o os
, 1879-07-16
rcsentatiyeB Of tho inaufanoo ccinpanios md
tho people who hoM policies therein.

rcscntatiyes Of tho insutanco companies ind
tho people who hold policies therein.
Mr. Ifannmoss potsonnl otg.u bni1dtd
better than 1t knom whou It gayo this lIst Of
Mt. DfHznn's supporters. This list IL very
henly correct, And 10 comprehensive as to
include tlto grost mass ot the population. II
tho matter had i,een st,t,nittesi TO popular
voso, thore 10 reason 10 believe TINT not
ihossand votes out Of tho entire voting popu.
fatson would hare been cast against nEs.ER
and In favor of ffAnn1sos. It will bs worry
shors@alghted In lit. HAa1tHos to run counter
to public sentiment 10 emuhhtlo and pttra.
, 1879-07-16

nheht from tho city for any length IT time cau nayo
Tim Ta1nvK nnsed 10 my *ddreta. postpaid. tot 81
per month.
For thh Efeattt convenience of tho*e Wishing to Avoid
thd nttettty of tnp to The TntHuNn n1te. xrrAn9e
ents have been perfected for receiving ANAL advcr
tstsnths By Telephone. rh1a dGtec II supplied with
tofh tho Bell and the Ehon Instruments and fesponsf-
hid psf&ta cAn send their adtertisothts At nnJ o1r
from to Ia By telephone direct 10 this o,cc,
Srdctt for tho delivery Of TIM fnnuxx Evanston,
Enelcsood+ and fl5de rirk left III tho counting.
wf1fttttfte pf8utp& aetenttor.
, 1879-07-16

Il solution Of the etgh.hour difficulty, 20
far ~ 1t relases to labor employed by the
city, Ia furnished in tho opinion OF the Cor
pofasaon Counsel gtvon for the guidance Of
the Uom1niaalonar OF Public Works, This
officer waspiacst1 in aditemms by the action Of
the Common Couuoil. first, III tlsoEeeiug that
eight hours should bs 4 Legal aay's work for
al employees Of the Department of Public
Works, aud, second, in directing ths Com
missioner to pay 70 PET day for certain labor.
Tho opinion Of the City Law Department is,
that the Common Council hAs no power
to require the payment Of ten hours'
wages for eight houru' work, as the donation
outright Of two hours pay to each man who
works for The city would be use Ut money
not for corporate puxpt~ta, and heneo an ills-
gu! trse., Do, - ,ths matter now stands, the
Commissioner viii obey tas command ot tho
, 1879-07-16

A bourbon Mississippi paper G1TeS This de1.
uItIon OF IN lndspendout; ,..
An Independent IA fellow who doss cot beliess
In Heaven. Hs1l, female Virtue, poitleAt houestv.
party conventions. c0nu,antly interests. Courts at
Justice. 'oci.l intescoatss, truth purify, honesty.
morality, Ut Christianity,
Ga This smother DeMocralto papaF, pabilahel
IN the ssnio town, remarks:
Tho independents In Rankin ses very nuttsrous.
Ths., no man with a proper regard fof tho truth
lhs county ars among them, and 10 vumit fo.th
lhIs batoh of yIe slandsr It thsrn under pseisnss
ut patriotism 10 tho nemocFAk4c party dcaegyss,
not Gully from sus claas 0f claeua bat fran eysrY
1,su who lesIroa ahs promotion u peace and good
foellnx among our people, \ rebnke 70 saTsle aud
unmista3atIe thai 1t will stop shta wholeAsls saa-
AAr business.
The independent party In MIsaissipw IL gsth-
cslng strength every day, ana It Is far mors r.
spectabie tEsa tbs Democratic party.
, 1879-07-16

Council no fat a. allowing man To work eight
hours and cali It dry who destte 10 work no
longer than that, but ho will pay these mon
eightssnshs Of The wngpa that ott,e. mon re-
cotve who wAu* to work ton houra. The pas
angs by the Connoi1 OF the order to pny an
arbittnr1 tate ii - per day was pieoe ot
arrant domsgogry, and I. Ia gratifying to
know that thors ia sone law to protect The
city against legislation Of thin kind.
, 1879-07-16

Gen. fsxAoNr's schotno for turning tho
waters of thd Colorado into the desert basIn Of
California mud Arizona Is laughed at by Gcu,
6roRRAAHt who ssye;
II would tAks river !, 900 teet widc and 10 fact
deer running rata nf ave MILES por hon1 two
hundred yeasa to Ill tho basIM, aud sftortt WA in.
ed Il would require riyar 4.5u feet vide, 10 feat
1asp, and thnnfng 1t tho rate OF fa miles IN loux
to compensate for evaporation.
Tic task soon1s worthy ol tho genius oyoa Ut
Capt EAps, who would aaure uls thing out on
paper, perhaps, II tla could only ralsa heavy
dew In tho desert. - .:
, 1879-07-16

lLt1Nu1s ST. ANDREWS soC1tTY.-MGmbcrs OF
the fli!pofs -. Andrrws socctx ara requested Ii A.
tend tr funeral Of tr late Thps ifkattc. ftuIn tho
scotch ChHtei rsrher ot sansa!non and Wttt Aia1a.
Hill. u, It. uAMEkUS. President,
, 1879-07-16

UA1shNoANV 1dA tAA1s
Ihe common Council, at tho meeting On
Mondhy night, acted Wisely and promptly In
placing ~ the disposaa OF tho Commissioner
OF ilealth oef1aah 1nnds 10 DO used in ch8o
OF emergency 10 protect The hoa!th Of tue
city: NO expenditure OF money can be
m"ae 1oe purposes so o'reot1y bearing upon
tho protection OF llfe aud Health.
Iha condition OF all largo elites oilers
a'Ieot INVITATIONS 70 disease, Anu, unucf Ger
so'n c'se"inst"hces' TO el'loemics' IN e'l
Large cities there "ro many Migrant viola"
uons OF au SANITARY regulations which e.
oaPe notice, on1 arc noser1heicsa 1althinl
breeders OF disehse. In city lie Chicago,
"horo the increase o. population 1s 10 nl''ch
greator IMAM the posAolafy OF improvements,
leaving OF necessity large districts tnpro.
vided with sewers, water and paved streets,
tue dlihcaity OF enforcing sanitary ragn'a-
t'ons IL moro certAln than IN older
citioa' II was foahu nacessafy years
ago, Tor sanitary purposes, and in
ofdef 10 adnlt OF proper drainage. to
faise tue stfsot Surface OF onioago consider
npig hoo7o the nat0ra1 loYel' anu after the
nfe th'6 gfaae was Bill 1Hrthef rhfsou.
Wherever mora Is pa7eu s'fcot iss bed has
utra,,s ora .s,, ff}1a,1 In tLa aonoo xrono.,;o.,
.ha s1avn,aa md In ,,tox,., ut-ao,. as~no =.
sort - ,,.m ,rros,;no tho ro,n,a1 su,t.aaa "s "
,r,,,,... ..d ,,o.,,uo thnn, .;,1, s.....~
t1t.,na5 and .a c,nsau1a,,n. o,,,'. 49,,
.ot.ra ~ ,ass ,n.,.,,m,s IT, III uaas ' o"as] "na
so.....s.o H. 49, .,a.,.,.1 ,,,,,.,s;t. -. ,o' w.,
ae "eso - s,,.,... W. "1s w. .s.s aoes"s oat 'Ae
r. ss..,,,,. ae ~ A'uo' ~.
80 1:.' o'o :'":.,e oe ',sA ~ " popu1a'ea us
...sa a 40 a-l!s -. .,,a o1.I u a.o'' " .ne .,s
o'',A ~ sH' wy .A'ss ~ '1'l.
- a.:..s .a ~ e"..: ""a w. aAo ai'Aia
- !" ''.4o' ''9 ~ oous.'oas o''"s'"
.uo ss., uo.oos uA@ -. ~ E'' s'"sss -, 'ans nave
oo''t Psos'uou' .Ao 'esA't 20 'na' 1nefa arc
, 1879-07-16

Dearborn street, corner Of Monro6. Engagement
of.eho ChicsRo Church Choir Company. III. u. i.
11nHfore." Afternoon and evening,
, 1879-07-16

After tho "bcst ,tAyor CtleasoeYer enjoyed"
lcsFut1 tie result Of the yoso 10 lid Council on
relastatng BEsNka as Fre-siarslial, he notified
tlle reporters Tint he would submit 10 no uoro
interviews, and would take them into his conf
dct,eo nd ddota: that hereafter he should observe
the tlosett rttftcnco.-talkjng With no ono nbout
his official aifalrs except to bis personal friends.
lie seotns 10 HARD lived un to his rule quite
closely ever siuca tho resolution was formed.
lie has now but ona channel Of communication
With the phtic, ,-the Journal Ut his friend, ".
F. s1oREf. Iis onty confidential friend ats the
"o1d msb," aud ffA writer's and reporters! TO
them hd cdrlmunfcatts seyttAi colhtnds daY Of
moaning au1 groahtng oyet tho BErHnn Mat
let. In the evening he pohrs his lamentations,
threats, ana sb1oueftc views fnto their earn, and
they spread thoss conadentfdi usterAnees over
tho pages ii tho Mayors organ Ia tile morning.
In this way hu gets his ideas. innad1does and
tnsbee!!lt!c4 betors the taue!-boaed pnb'ic With
ont having to PUBLICLY father them, and sslat-
iisfes tho reputation of rettechec At tile satne
time.
, 1879-07-16

BuRDHrra employs usa named HAr1os.
who hsa drudge against AockAar, to wslts
the political artlrtes IN tho Bnrl4.Rtoa comte !
p<pee. But nobody reads The Harkeys for
political Information, aud Il caa's hurt Mo-
CHART.
, 1879-07-16
POWDER AED PROTECTION FoH BE-
KAHCK.

been that Tho Executive authority Of The
l,pnlrs should possess in lis own right I'll.
meat,s Of maintaining its army without ref.
oreuoo 10 the representatives OF ths naop,s,
and It stas 10 obtain the roYonto necessary
for this purpose that le recontly introduced,
and has 80 strongly at1vocated, tho bill for a
protective tariff III tho IseichstAg. Il was
reoently stated by Herr LAsKEn, Leader III tue
German Parliament Of the National Llborals,
that The question at issAo regarding this BIZ!
had bus 1itllo to do either With protection
or freo trade. that B1smancH wished 10 Oh.
tain tho means Of mxihtaining tho prssen.
military organization without oyerb,rdonino
tho budoot; and that thu Capitalization NJ
the proceeds Of q protaotiys tariff in tie
hands Of tho Government romovot1 tho chief
Obstacle to tho itcsease Of the military ex-
penaiauro, us 1t enabled dlteo. taxation to bs
reduced. For this reason. and ,,otwitbstsud-
inp tho fact they hayo heretofore been the
stroheest suppottcr3 Of tho. Chancellor. the
National Liberals refused to follow him and
uuapftuo,1sly yotcd uesinss ths bill.
Finding that be could not obtain their su,,-
port to carrr out f,ls sohemo: a1tbonoh thr.
kQj0lY THO hdYGnkHN8H OF NfDfNEtinn and thu
evils Of free trade hAyo never been morn
forclblv EXPLAINED tl,au in his sneech to thu
1,elol,stae advocating 1l,e bill. Btuu4nex at
o,,ca sourht An understanding with tba ro,h.
o1io ret,roaentat,vas In that bot1x. IN hr;r,,
tbis about. n rnoa1aeatjoh ot tbo 1nua ro,a,;xa
Ia tfa ,ro.tmont Of Oath ol,ca IN prn,s;a w.
dernandef7 bv tha oatho,;c manbora -
tho neiol,stag. Negotiations vero entered
into bY D1sAAnoE with tho yatioan NJ,
tho Buhieot, oud. as The uriao os THAR
support 10 tho bill by Cotho1to ,non.
bars of the Gertnan Parliament. tbe nh
up1ioua 1avs in Prussia AGAINST Oatho1;ca
will be either rersa1ed or rendered of m
effect, For this reason. also. tha Pr,saian
Minister of Worship and Public fnat77,c.
ton. FA1K. WHO was the outhor of The laws
In uuostiou. haa hoen forced Ia re.iou ,n1
biz resignation haa basn followed bv lint ~
i two othsr members ot tho prussion nah1not
1,v tho support Of tho Catholic ndombara ~
tte nalohstno. n1.n4 nnx'a minority in fozor
NJ thu rarfr hin ia noxv oaa,,ra, M, IN HI,
Viii sonn bcco,ne 1.w.
M. ,,.,, - H..
aot.s, ..a -. - wv ue'a4aa In"se ~
e.a.s'n . ss...,. sAs ..eas e.a0' ~ootnus 4to'n
, '14 1p'N4 aptt,.s' ~aa'
Deo'..ooN ~, o"s14' NV ~ooo' 4aa 1"o pfon!a
w.. y. .uo ,e pos' anu .sl's'"pns - 'no teco'pts
i.'1o '"'eo .,t noa'oes a.o ti'aui'o'snt 70 cover
LUG e1Pena'toses' tae aHerens oAtes OF
tosman5 arc assesseo' II proportion to their
popalatlon, 10 "aas up 'he des1oienoy.
1ne'. eon'raoa'ton TO sne 1osohae OF the
empire LOT inc yeaf ondtng Mareh 81 wea
,'ls'''1o MARKS. anu a. mo nnancea OF most
OF them are derived principally from direct
th1aslon' tasl1atneh1ary action in eaoh WAS
necessary 1of tue payment OF It's quota. By
tue present IaF1a Dill bfsaAaek proposes to
10 a"a5 Win ali auoh assessmsnta and the
consequent Parliamentary discussions they
, 1879-07-16

Willie Stocking Park.
LaRt Etofe, foot OF Washington tffctt, Champion
rhfp game between tho Chicago and TroJ Cluhs
ST H..kba
, 1879-07-16

hi. 0xoRoa TtcxaoA Cu4141 has had the h.
sncatahly b&t taste 10 Polut Cut tcs dtscsep-
-aReIpa la tAa Tiua' beautiful atoEY about QAx- !
, 1879-07-16

4 Democratic cnnArd designed to fire the
popular heart IN Ohio has bscn exposed, and
there is no present prospect that nnythlng
o1so equally effective viii be invented
10 illustrate the manner In which
tho Federal Government manfptlates
and controls elections. Tho story, which
tho correspondents Of namerous Democratic
papers telegraphed from Washington. wat
chat OHARIEs Fosrsn Ind roeonuy visited
tho Ptaaldsht And cffcoted an arrange
meut whereby Deputy HsrHho1s wars to
be used In tha Ohio election, theit
pay Ia b. provided for out Of the campaign
fund. Those would have been Al excellent
dhance fot this absurd yarn TO gain credenos
bnt for tho feet that Marahals cao only aot At
Congressional elootisus, aud there sro no
congressman to be elected in Ohio this year.
, 1879-07-16

The County Jail for rfnseyer tftcnso, af.hou.h
1t Involves tho cutting avay Vi the queue, thu
losa Of which Ia to them a mark Of disgrace, Md
IL attended,, according 10 their religion,
with misfortune and suffering after death.
10 test the yaftdlty Of thfa ordt-
naneo su,t was i1.sti,utel sratns, uac Sheriff Of
tho county about year ago for $4,000 dau,-
ages by uo An tlow, Chlnan,ap wfo.c o,,euo
tad boon s,,mmsffty curtailtd. no An How
wasconYtctcd OF violating tho Lodging flouso act.
which forbids slceping In room, containing lcss
than 600 cuhc feet Of air fur cncl, porstr, a,ul
, 1879-07-16
ANItrSEHtENT5.


Rantosph k.rsts h~.wttn Clark md Lasarr. En-.
EnRemtnt Of Emersous McR&thcrtaa MtnstscIs, Aftor
noon ind evening,
, 1879-07-16

cfark stfeot, ortoktt Tho Conrt-Houss. En9Akn
natnt Of Charles foafcr. ttsayed It sagcn."
, 1879-07-16

One Of thu great ope1sto1a for = rise In the ploe
Of wheat has bis goiuka anu com'ngs between New
fofk aud Chicago thfDHtcied Win precision ia tho
neNe dftpatehcs. Ho II ono dayin Nav York. and
smother In Chlcagu directing tne operations Of his
brokers. and he moves between tho two cites in i
prtyata car ltks railway prince. of Ike tho 4ueett
ffotn Windsor f0 st. J1mee OF Usbufnr. liz III
reekoned gtsat. - bnsinsas man." and YET. what
docs b. add to th1 atncK Of what II usaful to ht4
countrYmsn? Tie incfeatss the yAltfa Of nothing,
though he may run prices up fer Az own aava6-
legitimate 0vthdfs atd hoidcts Of gtain. 1c tto-
daees nothing, bat "A simply n.tfthftf- Milking
middle man But In Nov York md Ct,tcxeo tL6Y
call thls baanese enterpt!se, and ptuuo Themselves
on the hauaoot OF jAek-khfves they swop. .--fA!ia-
0tstAtd i.etLftf
0zoadH WAsaIHofoy CntLDs, wo ara Sur
ptfsed and grl1vad to lIear suc. ldngudgo frunl
you9 It Is caat,-sl1at's what tt Il, -eans. The
1855 Ia the ptico Of wheat has been OF benet1t to
III whole Northwest. We wash .hcts Wefo tncn'
to bi5 ub all tho wheat offered o7cly spring at
ctlrrent rates. So lotie ID JIM KzhNH pays dol
las fos do51at Tor a1l he bnys, II Isn't possible
that hs should hurt any body. =,
, 1879-07-16

Msdlson street, hct~ttn Dearborn add stats. ''En.
9s&ed.~ Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-07-16

a reunion Of the Ehr family was hold at
uolyoke, Aass, last weak. About 400 relatives
were in attendance. Trlcs that number mas
expected, but tie ELI family ia particularly
thfckaabout Lyme, It.. and tnanJ OF thrnl
conld not 10 50 fat aHay FROM homo as uadlcy.
It ID . pity that the now Photographic process Of
aforagmk4 BY the Supsrlnpoaltlon ot photo
Iraphs Upon each other, wus nut tried tn thu
ELF family. Ut tho absehce VI auoh m nccurate
method 4 correspondent attempted to strike M
agetake for hfnttif, and this Is uhat no calls thc
tfntaf ELY: -,
Tho typical Eft has rather largu features, noso
ESPECIALLY, 4 dark eyet good AoKd OF black hair,
an Intelligent IT, and ease and assuttnco ebough
to feel Comfortable In ady company.
The typical Eli, to drop tic cuphemiau1 Of
tho reporter, bas q comfortable allowance Of
check, In which respect he se4olnbloa tie typical
JOKES, 6hffn, ROBINSON, and tile rest ct tho :
people brought up Under tho shadow OF the wihg
of Tie AmerIcat eaele.
, 1879-06-22
RABBI KOHLER,


CHICAGO, June 20--The s7eoish Atirancs and
other statements published in the papers charge
me with having dragged before the public the
privatc affairs OF the Sinai congregation, and
ascribe to this the unfriendly attitude taken by
the same towards me in last Tuesdays meeting.
Allow mein justification of my conduct simply
to Rtate that Monday night the reporters OF the
three morning papers came to me calling my at
tention to a sensational article in the Eve4s-
i,w ,Joxr,,a! OF the same day, wherein
congregation owing to my resignation,
which threatened iu the meeting on Tuesday
night to bring split in the congregation be-
tween the Sunday and Saturday factions. As l
knew from authentic sources that this threat
was meant ssin dead earnest,"1 did not hesi-
tate to give the desired information about the
origin and tendency Of the two factions. hoping
bY fair and impartial statement Of facts to
stem the growing tide and warn against any
hasty action. In mentioning my predecessor,
DR.. Chronik, I merely wanted to show that the
Sunday faction was started before ms arrival
bere and hence cannot be held responsible for
the tsplit."
If by stating that the little progress made by
the congregation ever since the temple was
built was due to indebtedness arising there
from I hurt the feelings OF the members, I did
it uniptcntionally, and cannot see the harm
done. But al to the assertion that the action OF
the congregation was caused by these inter-
views, feel bound to declare that already last
week was informed BY two members OF the
Board that the radicals, and at least some OF the
conservatives. were determined to oust me BY
the LIST OF July.
STILL would feel greatly satisfied If, by my
statements, though at mr. own expense, should
have been instrumental in actually preventing
the split OF the Sinai congregation Yours re-
spcctfutly, DIR. K. KouLER-
, 1879-06-22

new hjgh.mi1ed at 35Ac; II, soy on is NJ" At % 31%
037c On track; and II, 200 bn do at 3o1s lt''
on board cars. Total, $50, 200 bn ,<axo
OArS-Wcre again rather quiet ana sb@a:4c r..
lower. Tic receipts were LIBERAL most O. the car.
lots going to the sample tables where tney "ese
lalhcr light and tRc deferred deliveries were @ onty
about !: 6 eagier. Seller July opened At BIC ana
closed at 32zi032Tc. August sold ut 3lc down 70
at 3oisc. selling At 3o@30Hc Seller June sold
early At 32Nc and closed together with cash at
32Ac. No. 2 white was nominal Al ',ae. 2nus HSe
samples were taken for immed1ote snlpmen!..
from taking lots to arrive. Cash sales we're re.
ported f. 200 blu No. 2at 32Ac: 400 bu mixea 1
bv sample at 3133Hc; and + @ 2oe na Wa.5e a5 n
;53ssic; aud e. 200 bu white at 3lM935hc, all
on board. Total. As, 800 bu:
RYE--Was quiet and firm for cash, while Anens5
was offered at q lower price. No. was reported
to be In reques. TO. shipment. with little onetsq.
Car-lots sold ut 531c, and round lots IN fayora3tc
houses were quoted at 54c July was qalee NJ SsG1
sales were reported Of i, 200 bu No. 2 at .53hcc;
Total. :. loo bu.
orders for received. but there we're no
Sellers and most Of the barley In store 1s be-
lieycd to he owned by home naltstere and brewers:
was vas quoted at 556255c, No. lat 45@4sc: and No.
at zoe Seller September was quoted 81 sue.
Cash ealcs were reported OF 500 bu oy sample at
45e254c on track, and 400 bu at 521zc delivered.
Total, 1, 200 bu.
-: :: MORNING GALL.
sales-Mess pork-s. $50 brls. At 50. 97>z for
July, $40. 10 for August, and S1o. .l2M for septem-
Short -ribs-350, 900 lbs, at 81. 95 for August:
Wheat 800, 600 hn. at $1.o4l for June, 97h@
97hc for July, 91Hc for August. 88tzc for Septem-
36Ac for June, 3CsS@36Tc for July, 373lD37Sc
for August, and 3Skc for September. Oats-25,-
600 bu at Sic for August, and 80 for September
LATER
, 1879-06-22
THE COLOR LINE.
8pecfu{ pfsuatch to Lne I1fbtenA

LOUISVILLE, KY: June M.-For several weeks
past the colorcd men OF the city who have for a
long time never had representation in juries
have been meeting In various wards OF the city.
The result was that memorials were drawn up
and presented to the Judges of the various
courts here. Judge HI. Stiles, OF the Common
Pleas Court, to-day returned answer to the pc
titioners, He asserted that the Courts Of the
State arc bound By Legislative enactments, and
have no more right or powerto alter them than
jurors would have to change the Law regulating
the clcction:of Judges He said, further, that
the remedy was by petition to the Legislature,
which alone could redress grievances. This is
the same ground as that :aken BY Judge Jack
sou, OF the Circuit Court. in answer to petition
few weeks since. The Constitution Of Ken
tucky still contains a color line, which the more
intelligent OF the race here are earnestly endeaV-
oring to haye wiped out
, 1879-06-22

&rectds Dt6D1tch to The TTfbnE4
MONTREAL, June 31.-It is said. that the He-
formed Episcopal Church congregation here y
on the eve OF breaking up from dissentions af1s
ing out Of the late action of the minister, u
Usher, in seeding from the parent society,"
. Prof. Grimley made this evening m ascension
with his new balloon Canada in the western psrt
OF the. city, in the presence OF o,0O peope,ess
Attached to the balloon WIS car weighing ~
pounds, fitted up with new steering apparatuA
RosXoST, Ont, June 21.-Thomas Cook " Is
shot dead py Chester Munroe near Mansheh'
Murroe was arrested. Whisky WAS the Cause.
TO Be HANGED. ,rr
TORONTO, June 31.-Edward Thickpe1ttEyl lu{{221
the murder OF Catherine Thompson i6,,G ina!af !aC
been sentenced to be hanged on The 13tAh ot
tember next,
QUEBEC. June 3.-The Canadiaa 4Hinhleao"
team sailed for England. -! Gs.a