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intend tho grind masquerade at The yt.o..
bknttnC.1stnk; nnn thn Montreal ana st,E9,a
UfEvttstty Sno" shoe Clubs intend r"ti;ns" ;r's"t
torrhll1ht procession 81 NIT, !lt nrr,,, ~ y
twn Gibbs muster I'M ,1,rfnbcre ' u.
Tim railway connecting Wnterino. n, ),
Hnitlicastcrn Railway. nnd Acton. IN he f,,,s,, ~,
Trunk, was completed hcft,rn tic lst n 'i.aH i"aH
arr, nri tho event WAS tttineIy rctrbra;ct 4aa "
nthcr Hay, when Judge Foster dr,,vr liz ,tuH ,tH
spike in the. road. Tho Contractors h,,a hs' ~
ta nos clear frnfn Acton tr Sutton .ia,, ,tsu ~
THIS rod! forms connccttnn with the MI 1T
Acton 1lailxnr At Artnrt, br wl.Ecl, IL
through line from savct to huston or Kew ~
10 established. '"*
sn.ttai pffpnteh tn 1ne Tyibun..
QuEnsc, Jan. n.--lt Is now stated 81, t|.,,,
authority TINT tho DofnEnion tinvernmcni J.,
decided to leave we'll cnulIe hlnue in H. II,
ter Of tho ntl.nrtcl disturbance of tlc ,o,n,l III
~ The LfeHtenanttj jGfcrHur nj The l,rnr;e
PARTIES ugrrlsved will mt. by thss lcclson ~
is scarcely ikeIy ihey Vii carr1 tll, Tic ,.,. ha!a
far. fN Ednddisn, tho lending French Cnn.ss.,.s =
tive paper here, In n rat,t,l editorial. ~
ttma ago, threatened au agitation tur thr r. Il
nf Lord 1sotne II he did mt dismiss Lteuttn,aa.
tiorernbr lctcl1cr; antl. fatlrg IL thia, Np, Il w.
ll!ntca TINT ttle Star-Spanglcsl 1fannrr r,.:.
tltMt over the hasttons OF thu rrumonvr, =
Quebec.
ToRosT0, jan: 12.-Cooi Burgess, The x,l
known hekro.dclineator, ht1ycrtiaca thai h. *
not !'c responsl9is for llls w!fr's debts.
been chosen leader nf tho Opposition n y y!
I.ocal Legislature, in piapc Of the lin. ~ =
Cameron, elevated to tho Bench. "
sptrtal hsprtrh to ~ 7'rth,fn.
er. JofIr, n. D., ian. 19.-Tho uranl l}!r},,,
of the Sons OF Temperance Is III session At Ms'
ton. The Grand Worthy ratrinrcil's rrm,r, ~, -,
full Of hope and encouragement. The ~
Question IL untler iiscutstoli, and vii ocras.
the f|faRd Division for some tine Ii ~
probably decide that chicrdrinktu4 ia ouF fa.s
isa violation u Tho Constitution. "N
, 1879-01-13
ST, lou:s GAS TROUBLE Es.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 1l.-The spc>ta, CommstH
appointed some time ago ty sne Municipal H.
scnhlY to conter With similar .ommIt.es@ q
tho Fl. Louts 0asltglt Company, with vlss h
asrcrta!n. whether = compromise Ut h'
litigation extsttng bctwcrn tho city es
thA 'uas Company call be made, ps'
thfs afternoon, nnI the tlas Comrsat
admitted proposition In effect that Il VOL
release ttia city Of al unpaid c1aiuls foE ~
amounting to utout ss2d, ,0j0. sell rus 10 ~
suness. at; s2rs5 psr 1,ou feet, VT,
usual discount for nFompt pasneps =
htlls, pay tho Gusts Ut 81. tI.s
nnd counsel fees, and r.l.asr tic a:f
from aii dau1aQes bccattsc OF said suit, tr e1t!
arcufe lecrco ot tho Supreme Court. whe'st ~ ~
suit Il now pending, reversing tho decree o. ta'
tatcul: Court. and TO tu,u ogcr to the t'asllsttt
Company oil tho works, sscords. and psopt'v.....
all kintiu, now held by tie xiv, and to c1Ast
full discharge pf thu claims Of thu elty asa'a>.
tsa Gas Company to date on neyoMut ii ~
litigation nF property. Tnn urol,otitfun wy e,
cetysti by the COMMITTEES and will be consMt's
bv them, and t'r1l,ah!y report b. tnade to'se
Municipal Assembly giving Their Views Ut Il.
, 1879-01-13

CHICAGO, Jan. l0.-Wty this terrible Scn-
atorfal STRUGGLED DOCS not this average meIn-
htr u f',c Legislature know tho wishes and de-
elres oH the constituents Of ills usstrietf llaVe
VIC sent to tho LeRssatnrc fnci, Of int. apine-
less, eIen'inate creatures. or haTe We repre-
senfattTes, tstcii mia escasiy comprehend tho
situation htt without Demonstration will DO
ther duty II tue latter, surely Tho "goings
OIL" In Springfield arc uncnl'cl Tor.
There is probably nj question Int that tho
fnrtnbcEa will hoHrst'y cn.ieay,r to represent
tkose who have eeut thcnl; tis future II anv
man who ,hetfa5a trust or vino wllully Ut
ignom!nious'y Ignores tho Wishes al hss cots-
stltucnta Ia not pIcnaant to contemplate.
There can be M doubt in tho mind Of tho IT.
tclltgoat Representative thai the Republicans
of ILLS ureat State demand that Cor. Ugcshy bs
clcc:cd to tho Cnitel statcs senAte, or so.su
llcuublcan who IA enlIneutly bis superior socIa!.
ly, morally, nl.d inteilcclua!iy. II auy Of our
Representatives ago In doubt upon Luis pol1t,
they should Immediately avail Themselves Of tho
earliest information from honp. Tho ftennl,ltt.
~, ,,n.. -, .,,,u s,.ta s,os,.,,. M nv,
u" pae't w snt' t"a'.' ""o""'e WV" .1'aI"F"f
pctent aud unsuitable men in high places. II
hardly nule,l through in '18 when It wuA found
tmnnss,h,, tn c4ntinue .fotn + n,,nn u, s.r,tcr.
,,,, i, ha. ,,,,,.o,,., .,5 .s.,nS H. ..-s.,
every hour slneu his retirement, and VII! curry
this Htnta Iu lHS0 by nh 0fl. .faaltoncd majority,
II thu honest men vi tie marty, men who. hpy.
tn., rrnyrn tnc,u.r1rc, nhle roun.t.nt ,,,
't,~ ''"'e'' themselves se'c' 'oe"pe&snt' o"''
aoose SUSPICION, afs not A'eRca OUT VI plaee W
t!me-sosyers and fuyoFttcs u tho lobby.
It will not bs posslblo ior ths party In thts
stute In iolo i.aue with thr D..norracv two
'ssa .,''. " 49,. ss"e - S,..." ~ .,'". ~.
seass "enco uJ"" any platform taat a"es hot
profess ~ hsgb &ntlra! stahdasA AIN possess ~
, 1879-01-13
CANADA.

I}1nhthpsIn-Scwfnundl M1tli1}H.hRe
rJitortat:..,V.,.r,n, n Arto, m,I1wuv.
1,s,,. a"s,, r ...,,,o. go ~ r.,.,n..s.,..
49, 1,-snns ,.'a.:, - ~. =. S....s
n'.e.H o1'e" :, ~ - '~s =, .'9s"" ,s
1T. AaDRtWa, n. H., .Ian. l..-lhe eutlhrl-
tjcs at Ottawa hayo decided TO commute thu
scutrnre NJ Mrs, Wnnf n .ey.n yc,r. tn the
r,'.t., IT.. H.. 49, . ,,...i a.. ..r,..
lsn'.ehstass. =" .ao saae W oo"u' tao5 .eiase
to Interiors with tue declston Ok tau Court. anu
t!lc unfortunate .nan will be hanged Tuesday,
according 10 ths scntcnca. Final preparations
f,- t, .~a,,,tjo,, ,vtI, ho ,,,,1, t.-,,s,,rrow
'"' '"s s,', ssas" ,s,.s W.. ~ "s-"e @ ss.
spef'4' .*'oess :r,' - ~ !',9a"*
oTfAwA' jan l:.-lhe Cltf OF hn'l - etcaf'y
alarmed oYcr TIM ltuhtlerta epldemlc wtlcll pre-
yaiia there. People ato hecing from the p1sre,
o,,1 ii, a.. ,,,,.,,i. .,h,,t, 80, ,l,iaJ IN ma
a'!a W. ',u pa'i'o se"oa's Nv $3.50 ~ saas
Guy 3oa ohtE!cs sa1sT.use oeasas aase s'e"oy
taken paes truth the disease.
The denial Of the Hon. +. Wutun, OF New
fo,,l,aml. thns tho 1sian. Ia pbout Il, enter the
r,u...,.-s,t,, !. .,.,xoI hor, !. ,,n,~ ". ,,,nr
nn'.n - ~, ,n.iIvi,uoi snh ~ .,nn,nt ~ I."n.
9., -. ~ n 49, 49, ,M., X ~ " wv
III, ci"n" H. tnv o.
, 1879-01-13

PEORIA, ILL.,, Jan. 13.-Ta,cse was at attempt
at laia delivery here tu-day. One of tho pris-
oners, Under ecnauco to three years In joliet for
highway robbery, succeeded In making i hols
In the wall large enough to get hia head
tlron1h, when hu was discovered, Deputy
Sheriff GIlt caught Eight Of him from tho out
silr Of tho building, and tired a. hn,. Tic bali
touk effect iu hia hand. . d.,
, 1879-01-13

nIayc,l fhcfc will to no peaec IT. the brea.ts of
thu tnqu!rrfs. The .otinton hero is that LonR
Jones hasf letter tldw up.
ruK ttNsAx LITERARY hunEAl:
IA still actively at work. and Us russllts nov and
then conc to light, The ptnn Ut the bureau Is
this: When .hak5 T.oaan Rcnublican Is fouosl,
of1 cocs telegram from Dan Bhcpar! 10 st,me
ono Of tho unfortunate members constituents
known tn he favorable to Logan, detailing the
ettuaton, a.nl frantleal1y calling upon that per-
ss,n 10 rush arnnnd the netghborltoss1 1T which
the doubtful member l!yrs and INSTRUCT then, to
write iottcrs to him Immediately to vote for
Logan, or to expect the tltrc.t consequences.
ONE room FELLOW
turned up this evening with thirteen Of those
sltsnnl crtstlcs In Ills uoctcts, ami in state ot
mcntat bewildcrment and iue!1lclcncy but little
removed from tu,aty. This kind of tnctics Is
very eNecttsn nrnn thosc tiranrer ineinEc:s
whose correspondence l. limited. and who ner-
haps never received 10 ruany 1eitcrs before In
al the long cs,,lrse Of their inswcnt 1rrs. Thc
Bureltf Il Il vrry important tdcitiud In the cum
duct Of this Senatorial contest.
, 1879-01-13

Two THEatnLEEs ON THE BRINK or PUBLIC
oPfNioa-FHE san PREpieAMevr or nRAcs
Up UucKRYE eTATEaMEN.
Mrpdteh 10 Cincinnati Enquirer tnsnt.L
WARRINGTON, D. T., Jan. V.-Thera is no ono
topic affecting tho political B!tuaton which 4iycs
So mich concer. to tlle leaders In both political
ORGANIZATIONS a tlIo rcsult Of the campaign in
Ohio next fall. Doth sides alln,!t that the vcr-
dict there delivered will be to either frock Or
unfrock two public 1nrn who uro looming UP
quite prominently IA Presidential candidates.
Thurman, no matter how thu Kaleidoscope Is
tt,wsste'l, t. confronted with the phantom Ut
worn, to thu Columbu. Statesman, hut to lead
1n1 Ropublirnne rs wcll
Nearly month ngo, when IN these ilEspntctes
t!ia purposa .! Sherman to use tie t,cop!e ut
Ohio to agnin gain political tIowrr by making
tilt race for the Governors chair was natlo
known, no Was Immediately beset bv SCOTIA III
correspondents to give y t3at-footetl denlol 10
the Intentions therein imputed to min. No ctr-
respondent has VT authority tn'ns him ~ deny
shat he Will arceEt thu Gubcrnatortat noa,tna-
ttop, ii tenticred him. On ths tnntrury, there
e. tho authority OF 4 gentleman high In public
tte. who chnVesaed with h!ln gu tho subject,
that be was more than graa,hrd that Ills manu-
llad been mentioned, mud tic agitation Ut Ills
possible candidacy pleasea rather lhan dspleascs
htm.
eeKpect to 9e called apou to 1ttako ti,u canvass.
Ills ambition points IN AnGtber direction. lie
wnnts 1t to b. within hIa power to ro1.tro! .lu
no.aiuatlon, aud then, with this prestige
ssatioa IN d tha M 'sa National i:epat,tss.. @ as
Nominating Convention Tor Uho's yuLs fpr tic
Presidential nomination or clse thu Senutnsslip.
Thurtnnn's term, whtct. n,nkc4 tho senatorial
vacancy, docs uuk expire uutil 1851. IEis g!ycs
shesman chsocu 70 t'lay for tie Presidential
nom!natl0n; and, II he iaits, TO still bu ready
for the Senatorial tosa. Tue pct srllrn.c of tito
President to keep hta Cabinet eucxtstent with
kaE hF fMFftt 31s,{Pk -.
, 1879-01-13
.CUNN!NGHAMtS WHISKY.

HRsEs0a 17sA&NNs3 " I'M 58t1HHA =
paoRiA, Ill.,, Jan. fa.-Ihe Cununshaa
whisky case. nhIgh was set for tomorrow, ,"
beeu indefinitely postponed again. Tie dflte'
II not ready 10 60 on with tbs esse, giving q q
excusc that some of tho witnesses arc not rtsa''
IT. is = mastss Of graye doubt whether The 81
will eveE coms up again. 1t u ruu,oTel. nots
pretty good authority. that the casu has oss.
settled, " u In cuutsu u settlement.
, 1879-01-13

Agencies March n and e, 1873. and specifies
torue Of tho many frauds prac.iecd at Grow
Greek, under Agent IIviDEstou, which came to
light on hts assuming charge.
THKeH IRREGULARITIES.
were discovered by the indian bureau, and In
consequence of this discovery, at tho request vi
the Inferior Department, Lieut. Douelefty was
PIT IN charge OF tho two. Agencies: and he OH
eiaarActcr~ of Agent Ltftngston's transactions.
Agent Livingston and hs Predecessor. Agent
Bingham, arc bo.l, under indictment for corrupt
practices happening A. thc Crow Creek Agency.
May 2, 1878: Lieut.; porehctty comp'atns TINT
The Cotnmistfonet Of Indian Affairs sent II. n.
British and u..A: Kirk to get As clerks at Tho
that he {Doughcrty) declined to employ them.
He vent thcrn 10 make monoy, which Mr.
1tnsh, wounded solder and u very Roul clerk,
denies; he also icnlcs that he is refattyc Tor
elai,nct to b.} Of Commissioners. !stiekney,
though tho contrary was charged i'y Lieut.:
DouR,crsv. Kirk was comrrient clerk, Ut
good reputation. am satisfied Lieut.. Dnueh:
,trty would view the matter very differently II
htA opinion were asked tnday.
Lieut.. T1lton reports Nov. 9, 1s7f, that l,c IN
spected Indian supplies st this Agency, and hc
found that thsy were Of Inferior quality anu
Tho supplies were CONTRACTED for BY m Agent
who was removed previous to Lieut. T!1tou's ID
specttou.
from m1!1faty sources WA IN tne losm nt petit
tfon TO tho President Of tic United States, Of
hiarc!, 4, 1878, from the Chief and head men of
the Sioux Agency at standlng Rock, making
serious charges against Agent Hughes. This
Sase was Immediately investigated h7 Inspector
Hammond, and the charges wcfc only partially
Ruhstantiatctl. Agent Hughcs wds removed.
Tbs Commissioner further shows that all tho
defects Of business methods reported by the
Yoarl Of 1nt1an Commissioners. Inspector
Hammond, AMI, others, quoted by Gen. 8hert-
dan, haze been removed.
This brief synops1s covers all thr items cited
bf Lieut.. ten Sheridan, and they furuisf. lair
Bumple Of the statements relied upon By him to
sustain his serious charges.
A full review uf the statement OF l.te,tt. Lee.
which Though dated six weeks nftcr the charge
made BY Gen. shestlan) Is evidently relied mp
OF, by him to sustain his verdict, Wifi bc
found In the full text Of tho Commissioners
letter,
, 1879-01-13
FOUL OUTRAGE.

111cKsvILLE, O., Jan. 12.-r. G. Blgetow, OF
this ptaec, was arrested last Friday tor rapne
Anna scnoo'ey, an orphan glrl II years old, who
had hccr for some time making her home with
him. lie was tried before Justice 'rhurston
last night, and bound over to court In tic susn
OF $1,U, which fle was tluabto 10 furnish. llc
wns this evening taken 10 Defiance and lodged
In jail there. Blcclow Is a lnan Of family, aud
has bad reputation. At tho preliminary trial
before tllc Justice there was grcat excitement
aud fuuu cries to lynch lin.
, 1879-01-13

ApsctSt n4aa4eA 10 J4s fttbxna
DECATUR ill.,, Jau. 12-Thrco mafflsses@
mats occurred hero Last FEtdar, a. tsal,'s
Lewis Ward aai AafT l. 'RuAsell, by th' hs''
Bankstovn; Wilson Clark aud .Antz4 Beliees'
bv The ltcv. Sltxent; and samuel Rczon ~
M.stna +. Cartwright, BY the Rev. u,:iiu, alt y
this city aud county.
, 1879-01-13

R,ttfai 57tsedsch IA tbs TttbMn&,
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jar. 19.-Yatnrlay evening, 4
wood-sawyer named Elijah Ilcrans struck q
drunken man named Hawkins over TIC heal
with heavy stick OF stosewoo4t crushing in his
forehead and producing frlghstui woun,l from
which the man NAV mt recover, The attair ere-
ated much excitement. Ncynns Is In jaIi.
, 1879-01-13

- :. -s"Ff15fhEa 12tFulu c,A.
A New York exchange tells t1los Men soT
lcuiy Disappear from Our Streets" Wc hassS
read thu arucle, but WI suppose they sudltsS',,
dart up an alley in order ~ enter Inc .a'o1i!
iron, Iuu rear. We haye seen scores Of Eaen ~
GrulS disappear from II. kiscrts ~ i4c '@"1'
ulAuugF,
, 1879-01-13

NEW It,4K. Jau. l..-AaI4me Anderson be-
gan her 2,Golss quarter mile Ut 10 O'clock To-
night, and everything Indicates that she w;if
GultItrrn hrr ta.t s4.I,tarruY rvrn,ny.
, 1879-01-13

Npetlu& 1N1bu1CF 70 IA% 3F1tHR&
DAvKNroKT. H., Jan. 12.-Tho young mt
WHO didn't know It was loaded turned up
this city td-1ay. Ills namc 10 Frank s1cMaual
tho 13-ycarold son Of John Mcsfauns, a xs-.
known grocer on Harrison strcrt. liz had b..:
cut prac!tcng With his revolver yesterday, ~!
thought ho had en,ptlcd oil tho chambers. TIL
morning he brought out tho pistol In ron
where his brothers aud sisters vpre sentel. IL
pointing It at hla 1oyear-old sstcr, s1ary, tutsr
81 ZIP the hammer md pulled tho trigger. IL
only eartrd9s LETT In thu weapon struck Il.
girl IN tho centrc ot tho forehead, inaic.Ing
wonnd from which shc died in twcuty maa.4
Tic tittfd Riri Of Eblra,i Kcdish, Of MaIeoa,
wt,iIs tlat pasants were aslsent from the boass.
sat down upo1 hot Ptoyc. anil hcr clolh1
catching f'ra sho WAS burned to Death -
, 1879-01-13

GLoUcr.rzn, Mass, Jan. 1o.-To escape In
vesttgasion Of his accounts by the Mayor,
Francis Dsnnett, Treasurer OF this city, eonfesaas
a tefaEcat!on Of ss,6W. Hcnnctt held aF1lco
many yrars, and l,as long beeu lealtug citizen.
, 1879-01-13

kptrtat fFspdtrA to Ths TrfoHnf. d,
Qu1Scr, H., Jan. 1o.-McFadden, tho man
who Killed Scott at Marccllinc, In this county,
Oil Christmas ere, uas captured Yesterday In
anuthern Missouri, and is now lodged in tall In
this city.
, 1879-01-13

posTos, Masa., Jan. 1a.-The tensineat hosn
aud beer aatoou Of JOHN Odcndorfcs, Of j.
maica Plain District, burned last night. Nh
0.lca'!orfcr aud son, ~ years Of aye, petish:!
In the lAiDea. :,
, 1879-01-13

HALIFAX, Jan. !1a.-A eablcgram to-day r
ports tho total loss OF tue bark (lunh'll1 d
New Glasgow, with oil hands, ou the lordssu
har. shc was on i voyage from Baltimore tx
bordeaux, graln-3adcu,
, 1879-01-13

-
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 1a.-Commodoro Just
Guest, co1nmandant of the Portsmouth SaE''
Yard, died to-day. This feu,atus will be ak's
t. putIAdelpsia Tueslay, aud tho funeral VII
takc place Thursdar.
, 1879-01-13

r. ~ ~ tu"u ~, III tu'e ~.
,,''' tnr " ''' e"a''e VI o'e" o'1'e' e'e""'
in y,tw of thc recent ,1cYe'opmcnt.; 1ohn A,
I.nsan has 1esa Claim upon tue party than Mt
anr tt'nc bcforc, and should be lett on proba-
.ans IM.a senatos a;, paYM Term exiases, or a.
mat NJ t,,c s,ntc, when Srnatnr iosc, his trnt
through its Nv n miscnnlet or ncsiert--turcver
| ForH1n D1srRtcr REPUBLICAN,.
| Will THE REPUBLICAN rAErf ne u!;onATEFuta
7" The Editor nj The Tribune.
"btooM1HoTos, ILL.,, 1an ll.--lf dcn. 1.ogan
furccctss fn c!ectinR hiinsclf 10 the senato ftls
winter, u WI ne oeehhSe nc l'hs 'ndnseslous1y
cmployen Tho TWO years sncc Ills defeat IN max
! ing hlmtctf "solhl b" With TIC men Who mil
wires ana manipulate caurnfcs. 1t IA the w"rht
Q'la''ty of n"nteNsn nnil, misrepresentation TO
say 'hat t'io people ot lll'lots wish to turn uov.
ueicsoy oot OF i's position LOT 1T. betsef reason
tfah 10 mako Logan place VINO demands
saeh a eoangcf When anu whore I'LL tho voters
OF l'llnois tas or 10 ansthtn0 from Which such
acslrc can bc fn1errcd1 Upon The contrary, IL It
| mol apparent IN every mah VINO fas his cycs
opeh that toe so"sa''ca 'p"ol'c sentiment"
III la'oF OF sacn Change nas
heen manufactured TO of!ef Al ar. Aosans
t''nndcr-mil1 fn the ctyof Chicago! Behind the
scenes IN Tue alorcsahl thau9icr-mill haEe stool
rev OF Mr' l'oca'l's political "sapcs" ringing
bci'e' beating tin-pans, anu burning Flri'l anu
| falphuroas ltghte' to htgh'cn tho sage elect;
] ana 1!'s Hsscfablo phflesQue play ie aenotn'-
hatca "p'lblte scntEncnt"1 The truth Is thlt thc
result OF two years OF ariluous 1ator on The patk
.. tue ef'%a Mn" carry ,ho fortunes Of Mf
oS"" u. 1'c'F i''Ia* tess'n'es 'lc l",p''c oI1n+
ION ot eta'o anout as inueh as tue thwnca'nE
Of the tlr1-swortls of 6osffr ant1 NtehhIond upon
country stnrr resembles the ycritatlc battle Of
| nnsworth EtoI,t
=, !. nl. ~ -, a.,., .,,. A., ,,,,,- ,.,
nv ~ oc "eu'e" lhnt t"e paul'c henl'.
mcnt nt the people OF llllnnta should be one Of
tho main md Indeed dccsiye factors Il, the de-
| ce'on ut tllis uucst;cn. The will of thu npon,e
o,ol,t n ~, axn,o,.ca T., N. son.,o,ta1 n,ao.
.,. .s~'' w.. ."' se"sssm' .'" w.
hare not l,ecn expressly instructed hy tho peo-
| MIC ttocs not aasotyo tho Lcrfsfattre from thu
| duty Of making a cloIco In accor,,ancc with tim
,s, -, .ha -, ,'. s',, w.. w..
wls' mn! 10 known. :, ....
It Is d conceded custom in American politics
- custom which has been uniformly observed
BY the M KeDubl!can h rnrty-to g've to faithtnl
public officer ut least ono denomination. Tho
absence of such m Endorsement argues dis
satisfaction with the public conduct and record
inu'snlty never Inflicted IN fhe pfo't except upon
rensons growing out OF past eonduct. This Gus
tom was .trenuou.ly urged in behalf Of MI:
hc mn, hts frten1. c,o,r, I'm r,ott -, re.o,,c,,an
-. W. ''o s'a,'s wv 'ent ~
.'a. ~, reason tnsseor M ."e tepoeaa m oarls oss
behalf Of Mr. Logan two years ago, fs Ii
not crc, ,,o,t, T., ,o,ct ~ H. a,.a
NJ ~. 0s,ts,h,, ama ..s :" tno Nv. .ho
~ ,., ..t,,' 49, ossoy. 4A"a s!s ~ .ao
tho 9enatorship 10 the Independents than lhat
Mr., Logan should lalt Of the accustomed ra,tn.
, 1879-01-13

HARRISBURG, Pa, JAM IA further respite
has been granted III tho case OF Alexander u.
eaysu, wlc-niurderer, whosu execution was fixed
fur Thursday hext,
, 1879-01-13
GRANT AND TIE IRISH.

wHT rnE GENERAL wAB INJURED At coNE.
-. Dsspafeh n Csnesnnatt Enquirer ti}tm.'.
'WAsH1NoroH, D. G., Jan. 0.-Tficrc bc fn-
flnentla1 frtshnacn In the city who hare solu-
zion to give concerning Tho snub offered cx-
President Graht by the people Of Cork. 1t np-
pears that. como time preceding tho tsase fixed
for the Centennial celebration in phi'ndclphla,
tue people Of Dublin, ireland, In m outburs: Of
enthusiasm. ADOPTED m elaborate atl1rcsE, ron.
graduating our young Nepubl!con iss centennial
anniversary. This address was printed on stlk,
nnd Committee, consisting Of O'Connor
Power and Mr.. rarnctl, hoth members Ut Par
lament, were denuttd to prcsent the address 10
PRESIDENT Grant ie rerson. They visited WASH
the reason which had brought them
nrru.s tho water. To, tho surprise Of the
Dublin Committee, thc. President refused
presented through the EnEli'h Mnstcr. This
could not be thought OF by the Dublin Commit
tec:-fltst, becaute tta presentation through
such channel would bo direct insult to those
ea',se tho Committee knew TINT The british
Minister would not present It., f0r the rcasot,
that tho congratulations was offered In behalf OF
thu Irish nation. which EuCland ts not yet. nor
The uDshot OF tho matter was, thnt the cum-
: mtttee returned 10 ireland and took bnrk with
1t tho address. Parne't, ri tho Committee. Il.
rrGssstant; Power a ", a cashols..the ole fat.
constituency; and, when 1t became known Tint
the address had not l,eun received By Grant.
the idra became almost conviction with this
Catho!sc people. OF 1relan,l, that Grant had liz
snlted thcm bccausu Of their rcltgiona faith.
Again, 1t Is charged, and Is unfortunately true,
tint, when Grant III hts trip across the ocean
touched nt Queenstown, fc was tnyltcd bn shore
By the authorities, bnl refused to leuyc the silI.
After travelling oil ostr Europy, and having eycu
visited Scotland, be mado tho Emerald Isle tho
lagE OF itS pilgrimage. Tho Ietth dra naturally
high-steppcrs, sensitive 10 acltuncss: atstl. put
ting the fact OF the Dublin address and hIs
tar.ty visit together. tho feeling becamr rather
we'll axed that GRAFT had insultcl IrcIani, aud
that Il was no real kenso OF fBRratitude to get
eTer With him. The Catholic element did Get
eyen by the 1ngratltut]e pl the Corkou,sns: md
now tho Protestant element Of tho Celtic p1pu-
. lhttnn are turning thc tables hY giving tic TX.
President honors which In might not have other
vile recetyad.
, 1879-01-13

Erfei1t TfsunlcIs - ..",t: Er.tHnk,

fpseiat 1fspn'ch - .."t: EF:sHHk.
9PHfNrrtgLnt sin fKOniA.1 ILL.,, Jan. t2.--lt Il
ragueIY htntcd, md upon pretty reliable au-
tkority, tbat cfk,Ets nra tsciuE made to have tho
present Unitcs1 Statca Grand Jury now in ees-
s1on In ti!s city run In the interest Of jol,t, A..
Logan. Sotnc si,nu III august Inst tho A!sttl-
lery IT ]. u. Mcintyre was aclzc1 In Pckin for
alleged Irregularities, sa[d to have occurred in
1871. 1t tn also we'll knnwn that Commissioner
Raum was a. onc time unfsiendly to tho Col
lertof o! that district. 1t has also bccn openly
asserted by Romo Of tho Revenue Agents
TINT Tho Collector OF that district
wuuld not dare to mako neizuto III tho CITY ri
Pcktn. This, however, has been demonstrated
TO tlu contra rs. Since that kctzuru It ts we'll
known fact that the friends of Loean hayo
hccn very busy In hunting up witnesses 10 20
heforc tho present t'rarl Jury IN Springfield
and give cvihensc that would procure nu in.
Ictncnt against Nc 1ntyrc. In hopes by 20
DUNG to spite the Collector, who Is, and has
been from tho start, an uutapokcn Oglcsby mall,
rs we'll as his friend. 4 tIaT or two slncc,
Lo0Ay AND cot. MERRIAM
met IN tic Leland fnce to face. Logan remark.
ed, "Colonel, yn,t ORD Nh Ug1esby man, be-
Aevr." Tho Cuoncf replied: ~ am Ia favar
'r At. Oglesbv, Hcneral. | atn under many 0l,-
'1fgato to him; but do not want to be under
MOOD aa being HUSTLE to yo1. Inc friendly re-
years. standing. anl l cannot help having q
preference for lin In this contest" Tho Gen,
ernl replied tIat there WIS good deal ut b,al.
ness nov on hand Mt Tho Collectors
office, md which was rood deal more
Of importance to him {slcrrtaEn} thar
tho eouasoriat question. This. Of course, was
HnI,1 In tf,rJ110r mil IN fha