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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
MONDAY AT COMFY ISLAND.
DULNFSs PEEvAHING-THE ARION SOCIETY's FEs-
TIvAI-THE NEw CORNET PLAYER.

DULNFSS PEENAIING-THE ARION SOCIEI1S FEs-
TIvAL-THE NEW CORNET PLAYER.
Yesterday being cold and the first day OF
the week. visitors We're few ut COney Island. Those
that did 20 down gathered around the music stands gen
orally and some youtured into the suri. When they
came ont time bathers had 10 laugh to Keep
from shlye1iug. West Brighton Beach only thinly
populated and The pier was almost entirely deserted
o. O. Buruap ls lying quietly wait Tor warm August
night, when he intends make great deal OF money
out of his restaurant the per The coaches between
the various points did poor business and early ceased
10 rum The yeranda Of the Hotel Brighton held all me
visitors without crOwdiug. The thermometer indicated
So at O'CLOCK and the mercury still going down
There were 4jU bathcrs the Brighton Beach bathing
pavilion. There will be three races at the Brighton
Beach Fair Grounds to-day Some good horses are ex-
pected at the beach as the Saratoga races are
over.
The Arion Society has completed all its plans for its
annual midsummer night festival The grounds OF the
West Brighton Beach Hotel have been leased FOR the
OCCASION July 81 and will be fenced in TO the waters
edge. From large raft the fireworks will De
displayed all nignt. Come scenes and impersopatOns
will be given on the roof OF The hotel Extra trains ana
boats viii run all night for the accommodation Oi the
guests .
AZ Manhattan Beach the only new attraction is Mr..
Saicedo, the cornet player who takes the place OF
Levy, VINO has sore ltp. The new musician was mucu
dpplaudud tsf-rddy The batncrs AZ Manhattan were
more numerous tnan at any other pace ana numbered
ABOUT l,3OO. Among the registered guests at tue
island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
ncRAN GRnNE THRONGEp.

OCEAN Grove, Nj, July 2O.-Ihe second as
sempy Of he ersey State aysch"O Association
closed its session here YESTERDAY after week OF earn
est practical WORK among the teachers school super
uteuents and pastors. The daily attendance
IVA. Loo ms morning the residents and transient
ors AT the Grove attended divine Worship In The grea
auditorium, 8 900 persons being present The ReY Dr.
DeHats. 40 Tor years "as GHlted states Consul
al -Ieru.aIstp preached At sunset there "A large
meeting al the edge of the SUR ald in tne evening
sermon was delivered by the Rev Dr. e. n Payne pres
lueut VI the ONO Wesley an College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

As the second choice Of different factions,
Senator Wina0ms chances mag he regarded as ist-
class. although has ltte or no strength as nFst
hoice.-rNIinueg polls Tribune (ReUJ
The moment the South throws aside Its mar
row selfshuess and develops earnest fraternity Of
feeling the North will readily reclprOCate-[ PtisbuTg
Commercial Zette Rep.l
From the fact that such an unusually large
number OF politicians have completely surrendered
themselves vacation eIOymeutS 10 is PROBABLE that
there D. more hard work than usual ahead Boston
Post .DemD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22

From The AlbaaB EVelltag J9sraoi tReDD
A correspondent of The TRIBUNE writing
from HaTrIs1Urg reports that ildeus interests
well protected a. the recent Democratic Pennsylvania
State Convention aud that the party ie Iders admit that
he has a twist the party which makes his nOmina-
ton unavoidable" We should Ike 10 hear from Mr..
Hendricks lie subject Of THIS twist be would prob
ABLY he reminded Of the who succeeded IN getting
twist upon a mules tall ana VINO enjoyed himself cap
italy until The mule tOOk the ali NATIVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Jor The past - hours.

WASHINGTON, July %, a. m.-The barom-
eer has TAI Ell the Atlantic Coast, with change
temperature easterly 70 soutberly winds and clear
weather. except local raiLs IN Northen New-Englsnd
aud over the south Atlantic Coast Continued warm
and partly cloudy weather has prevailed over the Gulf
States Tennessee and the Ohio valley, with east 10
south winds ana local rains on the Cuff Coast The
temperature aas risen and the barometer fallen IN the
Lake re0G win variable winds, partly cloudy weather
of rain The Upper Lake region. The Darom-
lowest Northwest, and local rains are re-
ported In the Upper Mississippi and Lower missouri
Valleys with variable, and change IN temperature.
Indications
For New Eng and slightly warmer southeast 90 south
west Winds idl ing barometer, partly cloudy weather
aId light rains
Poe The Middle states warmer southeast to southwest
Winds, falling barometer, and partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
THE SILVER no BE PAID orr.

THE HUGE PILES OF DOLLARS IL IHE VAULTS OF
TIE TREASURY To BE PUT INFO CIRCULATION.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBCSE.I
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-ILe following is the text
of the letter sent By Secretary Sherman 10 Treas
urer Gitllan, accompanying the circular TO National
bank dep0sirares:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY
NAsuEGIJS, -. e., Jane l., 1879. )
The Hon. JAMES GiLFILLhN. 4rsaS1TeF " ne Cnaea
states.
SIR: Yoa are hereby authorized and directed to pay
out Oh public obligations ana Oh advances 10 dIsOuslug
officers standard sllyer dollars the same AS otler coin
on laWul money OF the Uuteu States For your lnfor
NATION aud guidance Iuc-ose with copy OF cir
cuar the same suuject TINS da} addressed 10 eacn
JOHN SHERMAN, secretary.
The following the text OF the circular referred
to:
srp You are hereby authorized and directed 10 paw
ont Oh punnc obligations aud On advances 10 dsDursnZ
officers standard collars, Inc as other com or
lawful money 81 the United SIat f supply Of such
40 lars Ucng treasury. To secure your BANK
"a fan supply IOr sueu purpOsr, the Treasurer 81 Jhr
UuIled aJes. upon receipt from you of cert heae
stating Iat the OF $500 any multiple thereof
as 10 his account, III semi yod Tree vi
charges Tor transportation IKE amount VI Standard
john SHERMAN, Secretary.
Up to the time Of the issuance of this circular the
policy of the Treasury has been really not to pay
out the silver dollars at least not 10 force them
upon any creditor OF the Government. THIS cIrcu-
lar is regarded either rs a new departure rs the
fOreTunueT of departure. j does not ia terms
direct the United States treasurer 10 pay out any
percentage OF silver dollars IN the ordinary dis
bursemcuts of the Government, but IL Is not I'M
probable that an order may be gwen directing that
per cent of all public obligations and Of advances
to,lsLursing officers shall be paid IN silver dollars.
Even should such policy be adopted, long period
would elapse before tue silver already coined and
in the Treasury could be placed IN circulation.
One-sIxth OF the cash now IN Jne treasury Is COM
posed of silver dollars, and before thIs com could be
pald out it would be necessary 70 .dlsburse the
enormous SUN of $50 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22

On a homeward bound Cbarlestowr car
ioil,-ioonug Irisbnan was saiuted WIN th1 remarA
= Iitp your louse mas blown away" "'Deef tnin ~
,sni he answered. for nave the Kay IN my 'cket"
IBOet0n Journal.
A well-known local preacher in suburban
town while n-IruCtlng clasa Ol uIUhlns Ia Ia cdtc-
chtsn od them that God could d. every thln@ mere
n,u oue of them askcdi can Goa make a ruck 50 Bug
t6,f C can't lit iIr The boys question remains I'LL
answered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
RANDALL A POSSIBLE DARK HORSE.

Several newspapers are beginning TO give
OUT that Speaker Randall IL likely 10 the coming
dark horse " IN the Presidential There is no
question that Rgndas chances are better than lden's
1hur maI Bcndricks's. II the Fenu yyauia dslega-
ton will b. found reaOie for nun the thrd fourth
ballot when 10 becomes known that Of the leading
candidates any prospect or getting twOthifds
vote the Convention more likely 10 drut on Randall
than Bsyard. He made friends win the silver men
and md8tloGiss Just IN time Randall IL good enough
bard mOucv for the Democracy OF Pennsylvania,
New York New-JCrsey and Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
DEM0CEATIc ~ 70 TNIoN soLDIERs:

During the last session OF Congress, Senator
Wallace Chairman Of the Caucus Comm Tee, announced
that The Democrats had Dot O>caag ed ana would not
discharge any wounded Onion soldier the employ OF
the since his announcement the discharge Of
mamed Union soldiers make room Tor cXCOnfeder-
ates Democrats, bas been going on steadily The last
sent aurift who had both shot of at
Gettysburg de mad discharged MS DUTIES as a door
Keeper faithfully for ten years, and though Rcpub-
Hcan, never active Ia politics BY these tokens is
the love OF Tie Democrats for the Union soldiers made
known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
As OTHERS SEE Is

IT0U NE UIHcIlu1i LJHln'rFaL
There Is not executive ability enough in
New-YorK TO clean il. The CITY accumulation. The
cleaning paId for always apd never done. Tne tltn
o. NeWYOk City just now Is horrible. 10 dirty
COns1auunoDe, and yet her debt Is something under
SZUU.OOU,OUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
OBITUARK.
ALBA F. SMITH.

NORWICH. Conn, July 2l.-Alba +. Smith,
pre,idgt of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Com
pany the Second National Bank, and the Norwich Water
Power Company the founder OF the Norwich water
works system died this evening OF apoplexy He was
civil engineer OF great ABILITY. and but the railroad
ri,, acr,,- the Qudsou Albany. lie was long assO-
,ri y m tbr IaIe Commodore Vanderbilt IN cOHnec-
NON with tie Hudson River Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
MI. PETER NEFF

CINCINNATI, July 21.-Peter Neif, the pioneer
hardware importer west OF the Aliegnanes, aud for
many years prominent that trade died in this city
Yesterday morning at the age OF eighty lie was born
near aud was a Resident oil BAltim 're AZ one
f.u-. MI. tui he al a uumJsr VI positions M the cl3
rl,uelt bat retired from active HE several year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
Po.t once Nouce- rue rors,sn aaais sesx "a


Aekpow lesi ze, - be Ieaalus American Vine
THE only vine paly AWARDED nelss VI hoa0r AMI
of merit the Centennial Exposition
GOLD SEAL. lhFEthAt NJ hAA nn,o2a.
sweet CAIAgOA Dry OA9soA f"tt N.@40s'
Address URBANA WINE CO..
uaInmondsDort. y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
rur pv.DrrHEss OF PARMA.

LONDON, July 2l.-The widow OF Charles IL,
ey1ud Duks OF Parma dead, at tho ago % seventy
ak sue vas the dauEnler oil the Late Victor Emanuel
1 KING of Sardinia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IF l.r
i-e "a
.-g -1aLElt TIE irregular gutc line re2frschL A1
u those TIC broken Or dOited uae
-' 'D' 'af~tena Ia HipefGtgre
q, ofncE July ~ a. m.-The movement
o barometer is again slowly downward. The
yesterday fair. with thin and high clouds
- - p"itons VI The day. Tue average temperature
- Ns1I Than on Saturday Sunday, the mer-
,i-Ds4hs between CO. aud 90. The amount OF
EnsIti.''1 tic ayr L"h been diminished slightly.
warmer ana Gear ana partly cloudy weather
- Ne expected ~ This eli and vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
Cuticura Remedies

These great succeed in curing all skin soap aud
blood humOrs Others heretofore In uss fab Drcaiso
tney possess laI properties never before sue
cessfnlly med IN medicine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
5pecial Notlcc5

Advertisements Intended for the next issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN before D u To-
Claims pro -ecuted debts col ectot fees contingent; high
est reerences Thee Ihiele llHyer5g Fgtns Erooklgn
CONGRESS Water g: sggseTy a. ea:aarse ana a.,r.
acid that !rritaIes the mucous memot4ne
Crippled Children In the Hospital No lJ5 East
42dst pleasure Afforded from tbs cool
oree1es and shaded lawns OF The Central PARK We
again u the violent for contributions % our open
ar fund.- appropriated especially o. mat yurpos slch Gsn
Board Of Managers
Data.r which Is necessary gestion
lacking tootess nl'nt hence the great mortality
meet tins want in rearing children, Mcims Fo.d"
FFIr aurr ment for infants igyalds known Al
druggists have It.
The new rolls q tae seysTa Repa9s1n Assoea ION; lex
rwenfythrd aud rwenlyonrth Warlsl having ben eon.
mitee passed une 81 80 Sih be open Tor Inspection 1y
$50 ST. on III = DAY Jay 81 ISL. hours OF
a m and . p , IA, 1na > p ~ 5;o aaa p N
- JOsEPH Z PINCKNEY. Chairman pro tenn
sOLoS q. SMITH secretary
Post NOTICE rue Lorsn alais Tor tas esx "a nag
sArU KDAY July 20 1879 VII closs 2. this "hcs "a
wa 1Irsaito@n on WaDS EsDAY. Al $50 NJ, "a.
rope g I Fr1nes must be specially aarss AMI al $50
France direct Oy s.sAisaD N-isdh W. a4'tg "a
BRUSSELS wa QnseBsJ0vn Tor and
,@So ~ stsamsnIo Saeya va P.y moatn casrooarg And
Hamburg On sArC kbAf, At ..50 a m, ior karope oy
GERMANY scotland specially sdcresse aai az
7so a. n lot direct By steamship Bolivia VIA
glasgow, ami az ll30 w. ior Ea 0pe oy steAmsaip
Mo-e via southampton Bremen Inc mAls ie' Dem
mars ss snep dispatched by Hamburg and
Brruen only Tho mails lOr sD4n al An ooltn
rn ports elye NewYOrE July II. The mails Tor the We.e
H,,.s and porto -w YORK Juy ~ Tue Hils
~ 49,, ispai,a AMI Aaraca % Ses.Nork July "a.
M. mails TOT avana New YORK july - and 20 fne
- aud The malls
o. Aitxte, .aye July 20 The male tAe md
,anta sayo
- I.raa August 4. The malls tJf
sa"n.tgaiI &c. leave san RfsneIsco August 4.
PHDs. a.. A 50, Postnastsc
post onse Nes.York July 10 Is7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
DIED

Texas Landowners send address 10 r. Foster land
Houston exa for important information Oh recent
stringent tax-lws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
CONTEMPORARIES ECONOMY.
AN APPROPRIATION FOR TIRE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
OF CERTAIN UNION SOLDIERS wITHHFLD-ONE
TO De DISTRIBUTED ~ THE SOUTH GRANTED.

NO-fE IJA<Ah-1A - LND+fC1iA'
AN APPROPRIATION FOR TIRE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
OF CERTAIN UNION SOLDIERS wITBHFLD-ONE
TO DE DISTRIBUTED IN THE SOUTH GRANTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRDUSEl
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Congess at It's last ses-
sion failed to make any provision for the payment
of the claims of white Union volunteers audited
since January 1879. These claims are among the
most meritorious which come before she accounting
officers Tor adjustment. and this failure Will cause
no Little distress, especially among the needy heirs
of deceased Union volunteers The claims are for
the unsettled portion Of the pay and allowances due
to such Union volunteers a absent from their
commands, either in the hospital or detached
service, on the day when their commands were mus
tered out Of service, and Of such as were killed be-
fore that day. Singularly enough, provision was
made for the payment OF the claims Of colored vol
unteers almost the entire amount of hich will go
INTO the South.
Two days after the assembling Of Congress in
extra session. the Second Auditor wrote TO the
Secretary Of War, as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
sLCOaD AUDIIOKs OFFICE, (
March 20, lS19.)
SIR lseferIna 10 Sec, lou Of the suudry Cvil bill
approved March ,, 1879, by WHICH an appropriation OF
-ucn claims or coiored soldiers as may De audited
previous to July l. 1850, have the nOnOr ~ tnvite
attention TIE Iact tIdL no NIuh-luh has Dcf u
made the payment OF arrears Of pay 10 tue WHITE
volunteer soldiers whose claims nave been audited since
January g. 1879 claims audi 10 tlat date are pro-
vdrI tor Ia tue h" Deficiency bill approved Adrch 8,
1871. | would therefore, respectfully suggest the
yioprcty OF submitting matter 10 Con sre-s during
che present special session. estimate that H2&o,oJU
VIII be required pay the claims OF winnie VUiun,cef
soldiers certified by the accounting ON, ers Of the
Treasury DrDJr meu since January g. 1879, ana TO be
certified PRIOR july l. 1880, under tne Iouo"in1 az
prUUraIOus Pay OF two aud three years yO unerrs,
1871 and prOr years $4,000; bounty u volunteers,
tucir widows and legal ucrs, 1871 and prior years,
SI5OOJO; total, S225, 900. Very respectfully.
l.. b. FRENCH, Auditor.
The letter was forwarded BY the Secretary Of
War 10 Congress with urgent Endorsement.
Democratic economy at the expense of the widows
and orphans OF those who fell IN battle for the
Union will probably not meet with much favor
in any part OF the country at THIS tme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
M,SHArrAN nrAcH HOrrL.

p Gordon and family " Y David Bal.-v. phaf, nhla.
ian. Ton Jonas, y. s. O.. W.. Thompson Pl-antL
I hiilHOuse aud vile, Ny. phia
Mrs IA Dater. y. 4. Jacob H0fiuer. Cincinnati.
W. Is Bail and wife, y. Y. Hr1r Hf~haue ana WE
J. o. TOBIAS wife. y. y. Ea.tim1...
n. W Cooper, y. Y. HeLiy luah3W, baifimpre.
q. W NJ. CHA. y. y. A. j.. LtF,r"nTid- ZOE "a
~ T. Landlord. n Y. Colonel Sturgeon United
b. r. Butler anu family, scars states Army.
- q. sweet Fort N1vne.
The Misses Wheeler, scars Is. A webb. Fort Wayne.
dale a. Bell. Fort wayne
Governor A r. X Slf0rl and 7. J. Carr gan. Chicago
wife Eut'aleIpuIl. 4. Cohen family. orange.
Hamilton DessfOn and WIFE, J. ID oluOns, we ana cll4d
Ialeiphia Jersey cry.
l. W Mel and wife. PhIla w. 4. Du k0ske, ST. Louis.
CeIplia Henry Baldwin. Bet hlehem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
HOTEL BRIGHTON.

c G. Laqdou and wife n Y C Butler and two children.
Chas. BuUer and daughter, lOnkers. .
n Y J. T. Hlyner. wife and Mrs.
C. II Butler. y. y. Haskell. AOn, III.
Mrs l. q Clark and PARTY, O. rrDbet Il IdsOn. y. Y.
r. wright and d1Igl-
r. A. Mocn wife and chill ter. cleveland.
dreu. y Y. Geo. smith, Mrs. c. T.. smith,
Miss rObeY, y. y AMI MISS NJ. 5mltE, : tam
VI A.. f. Williams y. Y. ford
Z r Bouud \. y. +. 81. Hudson. BROOKLYN.
j d. Hunter. y. Y. James tlns1u. Ch.e4gD.
Mrs a n yernlye and child, W. Bresiu, N.r-Li1
Ny G II LamOu and wife " est
L. = W. Clark and WIFE Al VII linia.
b9nv 4. W Map-Ou. 80. TH-i2
Miss CLARK. J IL 81. Jones. -. Louis.
4 Butler. .Ifc aud two l.. SlCkutg, 70. Louis.
f|urrUs cor YONG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22

Diasfnsr 90 the DIGESTION OF
toOless nlsnts, hence tht great mortality
where they fet upoB scaled OLD ibi1ue fools r.
meet tins rearing handled children, Meilms foJd"
has prepared Thoroughly rstI islcd IS the
BEST uutrment for infants ana iEyads ever known All
La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22

Advertisements intended for the next Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should De handed IN before To-
day
Claims debts eetet fees contingent; high
Iheo Iheler Nyer39I Fuon BrooklYn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22

TIE DEFEAT OF GENERAL EWING DECLARED TO BE
CERTAIN UNLESS THE DEMOCRATS RECEIVE
FINDS.
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42dst desire e prasure and ftIei atorded O I' COO
sea aud shaded lawns OF The Central PARK We
again for contributions % open
air appropriated especially 0 that purpose which can
Dr. kNlOE at the hospital of 20 any OF the
Of MaHagCrA
, 1879-08-08
uoRth Of Distinguished Elephant.

f[VH4H 4ttf1Fulkt NA'H 3Is
We regret to say tiiat the greatest tnhabttant
OF Berlin IL no more. Originally conveyed
thitler, some elght-alNi-twcuty yclts ago, Us d
prisoner. be soon tccama reeonctlcd to hls car.
tiglty, md, even before long residence had cntt-
tied htnl TO naturalization as Prussiafl subject,
acquired considerable popularity tn the German
Capital as an auguas and amlab1e foreigner. On
n1c Or two occasions, Gro he had conciustyciy
surHountcd the bitterness Of exile mil restraint
hs temper. nt o,lcc u.sgl,ty and haatv, letrayod
l1 into CONFLICTS With official pcsaonaecs. Tut
limo exercised calming of1eet upon his fiery
aud tnpussiVo nAtufc, unh for many years past
70 laa led tho life OF an exemplary citizen. Ills
hoase IN the TliergarteH, thu most fashionable
qnatter OF brr,tn, was q magnificent building,
trosted specially for him by u tcauIly architect
1l tie "Horld and decorative school; unll In It
h8 dally entertuiued hundreds OF bis friends,
exhibiting fine prtnceiy Indifference to sorlai
rank and clasa distinctions. The huulblu nrt[-
tan WA nR welcome to htn ns tho Emperor
hitnsl'f. ono OF hta most nss!duous und frequent
Ssitors. Ne died 1n bis garden Oh Friday last,
a! tfts age Of GU; an1 80 violent wore tho tllroes
" lits death agony that, only faw seconds bu-
lofe ho gave up tue ghost hc bit through one
o. tha masstYa Iron rails that euvlronel hts
1avoflte peasauuce. Tho Geological Society OF
berlln haa Loaf By hts deccaso thu Oldest anI
most 1 attractive Of its magnificent collection.
A'aal thu !arEcst mammal In Europe has sue
sanoed to dcRth's relentless dart. Hesol!nR las
!1st hcF fayotlto elephant aud tho liver Of Ur.
had!nas ia turned Into water.
, 1879-08-08

A Frepch,nan, u. Eugene r.oudun, has 1uat
pnbllahed IN Patis the liFyt volume Ut book en
titled "His illcl!ness the pEuca Imperial" 1t
conststs Chiefly Of reports of conversations mud
extracts 1rDlu letters, Ald shows how active tllu
lad was In the pursuit. Of hts thronu. Jnst 10.
lore h!s departure for NuuIanl he wroto With
refaEepce TO conspiracy vi hts for tne over
throw of the French Republic:
ago has not succeeded, It " because thero arc
ceFtain pustlaniulttes that nothing could oyer-
eome"i and: "whlis regrettlllg ihat lha rcyo-
iulionaty evil has not batn nlpped in the bud,
pow 70 the wiz OF rrovidencc. which, doubt
going should be complete AID dah4tte.I
Tile nliusiou to "provfIenco - IL refreshing
Ia ia freshneas. ln another letter 10 said
lfeve !u historical Necessity. But Ibis futeltstic
must act shall"
Ills lather used to talk the same war,
, 1879-08-08
CATTLE At COUNCIL BLUFFS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia., Aug. 7.-'rhc cattle re.
ccipts at The Council Dluirs Stock-Yarls to-day
wuEe ! 600 head.
Tho Philadelphia "Turnannent Exhibition"
fSn

TO G1.
EhtIdatIi,h.a FtFnts, IaF.7,
The Permanent Exlbtlall haB received
blow from tic ELECTS Ut which II Is staggcrlug
and must, At nu Distant dug, la!l dtall, unless
ratuedy ba found BY which now vigor snay l,e
nlsartcd 10 ts sllattercd constitution. Dr.. j. a.
Paxso11, Presi1ent Ut tho Exhibition Company,
has received from Secretary Kobnins; Ot tits
turk Commission, an official not,cv calIIng at-
tention to u resolution which tho Com'utssiun
recently adoptcd, ordering tiat tho Exhibition
E0mpany reInoYo their building uni Its con.cnts
iron, tle park within two years 1rum the tlato
VI receiving tha notice duly l0l, u,ll |" that the
)tcsago he revoked, agrrcably 10 tue terms Ut
the lieensa granted tleresn BY lhc Commits
ston.n
Th!e foil upon tho management like = thun-
derbolt. nr. Pa1Aon aays that they did not
expect 1t, especially nov, after leading tho cou-
cern away lrom htarlMg bankruptcy, uml not
only making many rapid strlaes towdrsi tue goa
which ttG tastitnti0n was originally established
to attain, hut als0 MAilnE II pecunartly sue.
cvssful, uie Comuapy being out Ut debt alll
naYing aa lAcomu which exceeds ths expauses.
, 1879-08-08

MISSOURI 81 NfOHRARA VALLEY
RAILROAD.
Gen. @. D. flt'1, Of Washington, .. c., Hccrc-
tary Ut tho Missouri il Ntobrara Valley Railroad
Company, is III The city. lie leaves tii. morn.
Ing for yanktou. u. T., 10 comp.at,
the arrangements for d grantl na-
slonal excursion over tho proposrd limo
up thr Niubrara River, through tIlr bcst hunt
!lE. Hc!!s of the West, tu ilork crrck, OH the
Union Pacific. The rund Is In rrn!i,y t,,c north
branch uf liz Union Facftlc provided for In ,lIu
Immediate construction Ia Of great consequence
10 Chicago. nH It will savc $50 miles between
tbis city and Rock Greek. on tfc u.iIon Paclc,
hY oorcr'lnont measurement, a. cunlpareu with
the Omaha rontc. The Company expects tu
aht conpets It within two yeats from that time.