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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

The Detroit Free Press thinks it
would be a bad thing for some
singers to lose their voices. True,
and it would be a good thing if
some Of them had voices to lose.
-Des Moines Register.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

1t sounds somewhat paradoxical
to speak of an old salt fresh from
sea.-Boston Transcript.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

Can four lady postal clerks
rightly be called mail quartette
-Steubenville Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

Mother.-"His name is George
Smith,"
Father.-"You mistake; it is
Jacob"
Son and Heir.-"'Ml faint
either; it's John"
Mother.-"So it isl / knew it
was something that began with g.
Applause. Free Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business Cards. one year, one dollar for every
limo.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued fOr three months on
longer discount of 25 per cent.
Advertisements unaocompanied by written %
verbal directions will be published three months
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration Of time, will be charged full rates.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except az the option Of the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid In cd
vance.
E5- Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

Diplomacy is the longest road
between two given points.-Cin-
cinnati Commercial.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

She was my idyl while l wooed;
My idol when L won;
My idcol when in after years
Ways idle had she none.
oil Citv Derrick
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

A braid ed coat is bound to look
well.-Free Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

An Indian agent-the toma-
hawk.-Boston Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

The best trade mark-S.-New
Haven Register.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

their masters" "Just So" respond
ed young Fitznoodle, "Iv'e that
kind of a dog myself"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

ga hot discussion frequently
makes a cool friendship.-Detroit
Free Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

A postal card is feminine
thing. 1t can't keep a secret
Cincinnati Gazette.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03
WIT AND HUM0R.

Beware the bar-roofn's hasty crunch.
Beware the dreadful ''ave-a-lunch."
New York Commercial Adv ertiser.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

Light literature-A bank book
with no balance.-New York Tel
egram.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-03

A dry dock-a physician going
in to get q drink.-New York Tel
egram.
, 1879-01-09

n.rHo1T. aIfell.. Jan. s.-Thc international
Beneh.SAow Of logs was visited by several
thousand spectators to-day, and will be (ioar-
cia! kuccess- Among the prizes awarded this
evening wero the following: Imported, Engltsl,
settcr dogs. first prixc. Druid, owned by Arnold
BURGESS llttlsda,c, Mich; second. I.ece.,er, by
l.. H.'amsth, strathruy, Ont: Es'ellsh setter,
fcmalet first, Queen Nah, by Arnold Burgess,
llilIsIalc; unttyo Enghsh setter dogs, tIrst,
l."yal Zen. BY T. I. Sawyer. Jr., 1}oston; I'm
PORTED Irish settler log. first, 1acc, by Il. q. Wul.
lers Chcagu; imported Irish setter, femalc,
Duck, BY the 81. Louis Kennel Club: irish net.
ter pupprs, rcd. by samo Club; f;ordon sct-
tiers, urouse and Flora, both Birmingham
priEe-winnrra, by tho Toledo Kennel Clubs;
painter dugs, Bow, hy tbs 1t. Loai4 Krnnei
Ciuh; female pointers, Champion Belle, by 4.
u. talllcspu. Columbus. O.; retrieving st,aniuls,
an!.!cr, by +: 4. if"wc, Chlraeo; Held suan,cls,
duke, by Col. Zowskl, Torontu; iox hoa,,da,
Wellington and ''itharc. BY francis liswer,
hrIvidsrs, 1Il.;:.tctrwrs, iounx Spot, by e. J.
fux. Delaware, Out. ''rlu sh0w continues
through cylQ4y,
, 1879-01-09

CoiuMuCa, D., Jan. S.-'rhu State Agrlcult-
urai Convention met here to-day. Hlxty-seycn
couutics were represented TIC day WIS spent
considering papers on various subjects. 4
resolution was adopted asking the Legislature
to pass additional laws to prevent fraud In Tho
sato Ut fertilizers. 4 resolution tu ioeatu the
etato Fair permanently Upon tho ernu,lLs of
the Etat1 University near this rity, unG placc
both thu University and Fair ulItler tho cor
lroI of the Btatu Hoard of Agriculture, was lall
IN tho table, ~ was u resolution to Iocato the
Fa!r permanently At my punt.
Tho Convention toni.ht clcctctl l.. Il. Wing,
Peter Murphy, Charles Smith, Arysus Wlcs.
usl Richanl baker members af the Htatu Hnari
uf Agriculture. Wtlrs anh hnkcr sutsc,xl
sttclncy and stone; tho others were Fc.cIectrd.
I!m,so holding over aru Carlisle, Pope, ruYu,
Mrltx, aud Cow1cn.
, 1879-01-09
ECZEMA ON THE SCALP,
DreaRt, and Limbs Cured.

MesRrs. WEEEs i ForrER-1cnt!cu,eu: I can.
not tsfra!n IRON adding my tleht of gratitude 10
yna fGr hashR placed within my reach the wnndrr-
tHi tETtrC4A. which has setlucsed unnecessary 1ll
further experiment Of p1.yrlctahs, aud tn y ~
tnarka by SHIRT space Of linn mas r1d OF oath
saniH slscaAe. ll4pcnsad with al paysjctaus Two
ytars ago. believing tnuy did inc no uuol. Thu
trTsrrHA hss stnprcd this Unsatisfactory expense
--sseH II 1t weFu nacessary and had thu courage
any luHyut 10 follow thuiF adsicr-una brought tl1a
Iunx.iuoks.l Iot cnre aud happincsr. t4avs been
afflicted with Erzclna nr Salt iktmn1 un uiy scajp
rrast. anu limbs for tsu year., during which, iss
Mve oecn nAder tae Treatment Of pLyslelu!ls. ur
III mineral springs. ur takiny tonla klal VI n,oIi.
ctHe. nasG been treated bY Dr~. 49,, Of -.
ur, --, Of -. anu Ytsitcd sulphur springs, ard
tIktn numbers Of pstrnt MtalcllIuS, Ill without
tlIs iatntrsl appTuach 10 curu, April lstt last
tcEnn ltc ntu u ttrTHVMa, Nhleh waa Immediate.
II sucrs4sIul III nly c4~e, ent!rcly curing ms. 1
nave nut lad clean scaip for 1t 3e4r4 until 1Av
ure at tho ClTirrnA r1tltely healed u nAu left Il
tiuan hnl healthy. The other pa1t4 or py BODY
wesS Affected III U moss aggravated fnrfn, but ar,
nuw completely hcnlsi. be.r.u myself euliIsly
cured. I snail ronttnua the ct:11rrnA KEauLykhr
N directed, fur It's wonderful scnn on Ills stoni.
ncA au4 howel4 and roolinx iAiuruce on tho otuod.
IL will alIurI me pleasure, IL haYu aoAe IN p,upy
caaex. tu urso tho afflicted 10 use thesg wonderful
raMellos. ....... ..
Yours. rtr,, sTEPllEN CtOWELL,
Ne" lic4tu.l. Sept. 10, ln7B.
CATION. III procarat'c, use Cu1icrnA Soar.
, 1879-01-09

1Hp1AsAroI1s, Ind, Ian. 1s-The State
board of Agriculture to-day elected tho follow.
Ing members to Ill vacancies: Filth District,
J. ". Concld. Of Ohio County; Sixth, ]. Il.
Quick, Of bartholomew; Eighth, Dempsey Boy.
build, Of CIoy County; Ninth, ". II. Ragan, Of
Hendricks County; Tenth, IIcury c. Meredith,
Of Wuync; Eleventh. j. r. Darnes, Of Maditon; !;
Twelfth, II. T. salnp'c, Of Ttppeeapoe; Thts-
tcenth. John II. Turner. Of Grnnt County.
There arc tlyc new members Of tho board. Tile
election of Officers occurs Tomorrow. Ilaguu,
Of Hendricks, or Mitchell. Of Hsnctwk, will be
elected President. Tho board raised conns!t-
tev to ask thc Legislature Tor sufficient opprn.
prattUu to reieyo the Fair Grounds from debt.
, 1879-01-09

At tic SIX large cities Of Cincinnati, ChtcaHo, st.
1.oust Milwaukee, indianapolis. and Louisvii1e
to bc3 ,45 0o0 or 0tD more than At the samo
dato last year. The total at al interior point.
Is approximately 1,4oo 000 Or 375, 600 more than
the eamn time laat year, mixing total increase
nf 1.4,0, 600 at oil points. The returns indicate
largo falling oE In packing Turing tho
reminder Of tho season compared With last
year, tho estimates for interior points beInE
approximately 2NN,D DN} head for the Eeason,
or G0,UO0 moro than last vinter. The estimates
for the Ai1 large ctIcs reach total Of 5.0EH DU
making an aggregate Of 7,0651 .0o0 at nit points,
which figures, It it suggested, rnny be modified.
aboye indicates m increase Ia average weights
compared with last winter. The prospective
sup,,iy uf hogs for the string and summer ap-
pears 10 bt much less tl.an 4 year agO.
, 1879-01-09


Tho members of st. Georges society gayo
their annual charity bali last evening ut tl.,
Sherman House. There wrrc present abo,,t
scycnty-dvc couples, and thesU represented
sot,c Of ChEcago's "Gool society,"" The Exrcu.
tive Cofnmittru consisted Of Afcssrs. ticurgu f.
Gooch, e. j. burroughs, Dr. q. ". PIrdy,
Gr0Egu Drahan, aud J. A. Wright. The F1uor
Committee was composed OF Atossrs. T. Button,
GeurQe Merrill, md Frederick II. Kerr.
Dancing dill not commence until III o'clock,
when programme Of twcnty-four numbers was
cicarcd with m intcrnlIssEon at the close Of tic
twelfth selection for shipper. Music was
furnished by Sevans' string band. Supper WIS
served ut hnlf-paas " o'clock IN the ladies'
tho sherman. Tho party did not close its
festivities until about u'sloek. mud all ayrccd
that they had experienced I'LL enjoyable night.
;, Among those present we're slr: a.ld Mrs: A.
Gor, IT. and Mrs H. narna ~: H. nn ,,,, Mr..
Dalt, Mr. nnd Mira: Charles Anntng,. Auron, sir.
o1Hl Mrs. Thomas Draper, Mr. mid Mrs. Miller.
Mr. aud Mrs. Wash !!esing,. Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Y. Bailey, Mr. aud Mrs. John Dawson, Mr. mud
md Mrs. y. II. Ca,neros,, sir. and Mrs. John
lllckson, Capt. anl Mrs. Turtle, Ms. n,ul Mrs
WiiIia!n Foa!sh: Mr.. and Mrs. Charics Draper,
Mlss s llooth Mlss {; 1Gcncnne Lafayette. Mtss
hubbard. Miss I.onsl, Miss Parker,
ex.SherllE Charles Kern, Sicssrs. Alexander
Kirkwoot, Uo1frcy Mcdonald. Dcwnr, Dr. lia.
ven, Hurry Randall. Norris, tieurgs Merrill
Neorgo +. GoUrh. Joscph Wright, Charles
tioocl,, John Gloves. Samuel Edwards ur.
Purdy, Frederick n. Kerr.
TIE bEroSn NEt,1MENT, !. N. a.,
gnyo a reception an1 bati at SfcEoTmic. Hail
last evening, a,l It pruyel 10 be VERY Gu uloyubu
and succussiul uilasr. Tic Observation-Disclosures
o!llcrrs uf thu regiment ilnll tho arrangements
In carec, aud avquittrd themselves tu tbs most
crcdltabtr tnunncr. Tho 1n.ltcs were NUMEROUS
and handsome, tho music excellent, tho hnll
was decorated with miIllury tel,ts, arn,s, and
GHlIlnIIIruth. -
, 1879-01-09

Departure Of tiA Yellow. Fsver Com nmfs4ton.
Special NfpateA to fAt Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS: Jan. 8.-Thn Subcommittee
on Yellow Fever concluded It's Investigations To-
day noon, having hut ono witness. Mavor Cobb,
Of Pensacola, Fla, WHO believes II, quarantine.
fhc Commission arc 10 meet In Washington on
the 1t inst., as Committee Of the Whole, 10
prepare report and recommendations 10 Con-
rress, which no doubt will b. in favor Of riaor.
OTIS National quarantine. Senator I.nn1ar left
tonight for Washington, via Jackson, Sttks.. his
home. and Gcns. Hooker and Gtbson 70 TO the
Capital direct. DR.. Samuel 4. (;reen, Of boston,
left On the jackson ,traIn for Washington, via
81. Louis and Chicago. Henator Eustls rematns
for week or more.
, 1879-01-09

THE MATLESOy OPERA SEASON.
Tie sale Of seats lof single nights Ior The
Maplrson season cufnmcnccs nt llavcr'y's The
atrc this morning 1t 10 o'clnck<s Wn hare nT-
ready presented tau details of tho organization
and the srason scry fully, and uctd not urge
them again a. reasons whv opura-gners should
turn oft IN full force. The remarkable Sic
ccsscs of The troupe nt tho Fast anil tic large
ef1arc Of public attention IL las occupied since It
entered tho American t'rih, as well as the In
tescst that has bern excited since It was an.
leave no doubt ns tn the rcs,flt ot the expert
1ncnt here. Chicago will turn out in full fogcc
snd give the foreign slnging-btr.ls warm vel
come,
, 1879-01-09

The Judgment IL On sceount Of a note rtvtn By
B!akely several Jears ago, which Campbell
and bra'llcY, being tpjorsers, bad to par.
INC 1io'1esr-Iress says: "1f It shall be
found that Dlakely has no interest in tho
Tribune, supplementary proceedings will 10
commenced 10 ascertain what DISPOSITION he has
made OF his properly. Tho balaneo OF tho
principal claimed Is s4,2O. with $4,000 interest.
Suspicious, which apparently have NJ fountls-
t!on except dIsttuat 1T David. arc expressed
that this may be q friendly suit designed in
Aonte waY not explained to assIst B1akely out
OF the Etsutng 7Fibans and into 4 morning
paper proposed to lie started 1t MinneapolIs,
for ,whieh Blakcly has been working fof
, 1879-01-09
THE BOHEMIAN uIuI,

t,uee, ..... sse annn1, sen,,
fha,rus ...............sir. ta*tls
4,ount; .::......,."...'"... ,.".....:;.Mr. Hall
f,Hsa.sn.t.' ''''. :. ''.'.' '''.'''.. Mr. HrEuln
F!naes'an;.' '.'' 49,: .'.''.''..'.:.Af. warren
4uo "Hohe1h'ah tt'Ft" reached ita thirty.
ninth representation III this city lust evening, at
lIoo!cy's, mud apparently still retu1us u strong
CONSTITUENCY VI ~ tho a,,dr.rr, ,y.. ,n,,o =
1ar.a ~, .rtt an,,..,,,.''' 49, s.n],' ""s
,4'!.., Wv. ~" -. sup'"aeeo 'hs oa'1aas qu'te 81
'asths 10 lucy "cre performed Tor the nrst
time. The cast, With single exception, WIS IN
oil one, the exception being Nflss Abbott. AR.
t'ust!e took tbu n1are of Nr Turnor in',,sr<,..,
a,,1 IL. ss.rI, n. C...,'.., ~. - p..a"'
a. a"s' cs a4'' oe1u'o' a'5' na!'' atlo ~ =
warren aFe Il! ~ 3afllliar ~ OLD shoes III
their respective roles. Tho iteration and
rrttpratiou Ut theso rn1pa le,vax -.
nn,htur IN ssy that h.. ~. ~
~, nos ueSn
sa1el scores ot nn'es before. Castle, Of
course, was romantic 1haadtas, Of course
Air, bsuuju was u very picturesque Dtvu.haar In
III. .,,no t,d rosttn,n nm, viii ~. ...,. ~, T.,
."a sa"" Nv ,,',. v ".'. s.a WV WV saase oia
BUSINESS W """u sven ~ sccus 10 grow 1ast Z
ltttlo ttrsu' MIA. Begun scox!cu, and frowued,
eul sturn,r,l through her part ~ . Gvrsp uutta
ahou,a snJ nj r4,,, rs ri r,u] of m ,~,,h
~ vsrv it.,,vt,,i,, ". ~ MI. $3.50. .asA
~ ,W.. u.pp9 ,. ~. -. D''.s 4o'o's1
, 1879-01-09

wl'ote atmosphere, chiefly Interests tne se.l.
slents Of Ipilgt at present. sun;. Thuua+ has
nrw suggestion ia make, tncrclv r.neat,rg h,s
nd one Of hccpcning the deep rut between
l.cinont and Bridgeport. Tie onr other rem
cjv seems to be ship canal. Thr nuisance In
winter, when the taat is frnzcn, - It IA st pres
ent, Keeping The oaor confined until it rea .hca
his pfucc, IL tnsolcsshin whcn II crraacs infcat-
ing every part of tl,c ttty. Tie ,mope NJ IoItes
nrc willing to us.st Ch!t1ro, c1rctt in the mat.
ter Of lcinG tic rcetp!cnt Of tho combined
stinke of her Sewers prntrrrinr those nlaut,fac-
tuyeu At home 10 tho foreign article.
, 1879-01-09

Nbec8dE 37Isbd{th 70 3hE 1F16HNe.
TrRRE liArrE. lud,, Jan. 8.-At an sorty Iollr
this morning the extensive eVpE-iaetory owned
by N. Katzcrbac1,. on Ccntrc street, was d!scov~
crr.l on fire. There had been heavy snowfall
that driftctl badly, delaying tho Fire Depart
tnelt from reaching the ilre until the wholu cs-
tablshment was In flames, and II was complete
II destroyed, with all TIM contents, machinery.
etc. Loss, &5,o00; insurance, $1,000. It was a
large brick structure, considered the largest In
the State. A party Of Ilrcnvn passed. clusc to
utc OF the walls Just as It fell. All cscaIed ex-
cept Frank Nnyalnn, n hoscnan, who was
buried under the falling debris. ffc WAS quickly
dug uut nntl found terribly injured mud scnsa-
less. but will probably recover.
, 1879-01-09
FINANCIAL.

ClSciNSAri, o., Jun. "a statement iron,
tho Asstguces Of c F. At,ac 4; Co..xlll bc pub
l,sLel to.tnurfow, showing thu guoI assets OF
thu trm 10 bo s39l.sH; liabilities, et3!tD. .s:}5.
Ihero aro sumo nnsett!ssl items arising frnIn
European uerounts pending litigation, ctr,
which vii! have to tH passed in III short time,
When tils IL done tls appraisemeut will ~ filed
n the rrobatu Court.
, 1879-01-09
THE WEATHER..

0Fy1rE or THH CHIEF HtoNAL 0FFicEH,
WARRINGTON, D. t., Jan. 81 q. u,.-1ndica-
tom: For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
uoTthcr'y winds. with snow, backing to westerly,
With cooler, clearing weather, falling followed
by rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower sts.
soud Valleys, colder nor: hcrly, shifting to
warmer soulherty winds. stationary Or falling
barometer. clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lake rc4iun, nostheily winds, cooler,
partly cloudy weather, stationary ps rising
barometer.
LOCAL oAsEhFAff0ya.
, 1879-01-09

The West Eud Opcra-IIousc On West Madison
street vas pnckcd full laa& evening l,y a most
sornns,. ,.loo1<nc n,,dlencc ,r,,o c,,,c ~ .cs ~.
Swedish wonder balaorcea anu his gifted coatl-
intor,. Miss May Lc1ton. Tho entertainment
was worthy Of oll the attention it received, and
III A nitv TINT II co,,1d uot havc found hol
.,,... .s.t..,, .,t,.,.t ~ =, .....,'.. ,. .'
more ec"'tuAs s''t!a'eo a.'u ~ s."e""at ta'eer
capacity. halabseca Ia veF!table wonder, and
not tho least of tho wonders nbout lin, IL that
lie has not been heard Of before. lie certainly
.hee' IN. m '"H o., 'e1.s oy
t'as eonlusot' ana ho mas tte auran-
taee Of cazeneuvo In possessing aucnt
Ens'!ah tongue: Ono would take lin for an
ri iinw,,.t oni ,,il. ~, ,,nr,,,ao .,t.,,a.,. =
.'"s "as' ""u 'A."" ~. ..., "t"o.'
t'aee u 1ore'en aeecn1' - ln'! OF rans' anu haa
b.pp1 un"t se Hsa uosopef s9s tA1 1o{s x
fellow. blnntlc. f;rrck nroaIc. ca.r manncrs.",n
.hn.. ,a',. t. ~ ',.,', W., ."",". '"a"" ~
sn"Es' ~ = 'aus !" 'no a"oic,'e' Femaskea, no
trfrk. ami the cus,omary lcgcr1cr,no,,' fca,.
wh,ci, wrre ,onc With tnl1nIte .'1,o,t,c,, mr., a.,
-, .,a,n ao,'a, IN .nnanmi.. ~ ,'osons ~. as ~.
celebrated tius!onfsts wo hare sccn. Perhaps
the most ,pexpli<ubto one was that OF finding
Ills wav into III ,ron-caes pa,ltockc.l by n
cotomt,ice frnm ,hc nn.cner onI srit, ~.
=
wrists locked ~ pair OF tiarblcs furnished by
poeen'an: . uno tom'ntt'cG , t!sd ropes around
ana placed T. fn q eaelnet: Il, tr!es our medium
wa .liseosercd inside the bars With tho hand
cults stlli on III: wrists, but with thy wrists
tFanspnsea rom ths resr to tl'c trout ot is per-
sou. lle took . oozch iFcsh eggs ont ot boS's
nl"nt!l, tore mans Hat INTO sfitGts unti then.
Tired y Into TIC at.sl'rnce from the mouth Of
an insernai maet.,ns, aiass aatef extraeilng from
u yaFas ot n.atcr'al at'a Ghy n;lmhcr ol
caees fnll Of cauarcs. but the mnst
reniarkan'e = as natt H. e. uo entcrtaln,n.nt
,t Mas WITH Th. sss so, a1 ,a SYrnM anok to
1eats Of so:called "second eight" w!!lsi arc
s!tnpty marve,oas' ana eqnal 10 ANYTHING re-
eosdcu o. llclier,s sister. VINO Was supposed to
ne the SOLO custodian Of N: secret. The theory
!tat tnls ls aone through m anacrstanains
9ct"een thc eon1euerates impaired III . peculiar
lntonatlomt or In tts way q asking the f,ucs~
t.os,a, WI noI nola ~ Miss Lcyton.h ca:e,
bcraslac N many instances ti!a osncr OF tho
trlnEct himself asked ths Iucstion and rcreivcd
tne eo,Iect answer. sno sat on tue staxe,
b!'ha!oiaieu, nna to the Question, What
- tH.na so'u VIII Hus feeouh G1acthcss
, 1879-01-09
APPELLATE COURT.
RSluf kttasxxdl4.k ia IN IL

OrrAwA. ILL.,, dan. 8.-'rhe following werr tho
proceedings of the Appellate Court Vi the Seq
Uud District tolay:
H. Ja,ncs r. isogcrs Ct al ". Iterro1, ct At. !;
molten by appellant toF tific to flo briefs ul-
luwcd 10 thu lIlE.
ID. Simpson, t,Hplcnled etc.. -. Gar.lncr; mo-
ton by apueltee tu sttlks crruss irun thu tIlcs
oserrulrl.
81. sspp ct at. 70. P1!clps Ct al: Ion by at,.
pbllant Tor extension Ut tlnr.
Adllurnr1 tO u Il. III. EtJnorfou,
, 1879-01-09

EJFFI17 1Txpt1{CA 70 7H9 3S16NNA
JOLIET, I'LL, .Ial. 6.-At late meeting tho
rollers and heaters of the Jolics lrul. & steel
Mills subscribed to All agreement to continue
work at the old ratcs during ttis year. aupcr-
tatcndent H. i. Smith. who was present, said
tat tho Company ulrea.ly l,ati It, hand orders
enough fur steel rak3 10 keep The mills rusl,,lhs
Through lS7u. 1'hcre will be 4 temporary tus-
l,cnsion ut twu wctka, commencing uS1t
Wednesday, for ssnaira of machinery. etc.
, 1879-01-09

tio',s against tho disehss wero Mt lirat neg
'rcted, M it waa mistaken for typlsus. When
the weather became warmer tho people died
liEo flies. Tho dead my unburie,l in tho
strecls. The infcctcd district has been s1r-
rounded by troops. Communication with
Moscow has baen stopped, General anxiety
prevails throughout ltussin. It IL supposed
that tho deaths laro been more numerous
than stntetl.
, 1879-01-09
COLD AND HUNGER.

7Vee7as D71DustH 10 76F ZYf8NHZ.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Jan. a.-auccess has At
tended tho popular movement To aid the poor
people Of the city. At teaa: $4,000 worth Of
provisions were received and q large sum IN
money. Committees hare been hard At work
all day receiving supplies aud preparing for ti,s
work of distributing tomorrow. A thorough
canynss Of The city shows that there Is good
tleaf Of destitutIon Of quiet character among
INC pronle WIN heretofore have Teen In CON-
f0rtablc circumstances,
, 1879-01-09
NASHVILLE.

Hssffai Dtspateh Ia Jae Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 8.-lhs report Of tho
Vatcr-Works Committee to tic Hoard OF Al
ler.nen shoxs over tA0, ,Uo0 nncoIlcetcl bY John
W. Edwards, Watcr-Tux Collector. ault Manager
1~nnis Pomeruy, Accounts amounting to slai,-
wv were turned over tn Edwards, "l0se rrpurts
shuW only fvl WI IutleI'tc.l.
, 1879-01-09
STlNKS At JOLIET.


JOLIET, ILL.,, jan. a-Thc discovery ot q rem
ely for or Alca14s of rclIef iroal tho fearful
stsnrl xh!ra, rolues down thu ca,,al under tho
leo tram Bridgeport, escaping ~ Tbs water nowx
t:cE lte uaa.s IL tia e.. All :t...s2Eln4 tho
, 1879-01-09

ing the llttle prna ,'aupa will lako hcr benefit
III "FaHst." II will bc a pleasant announce
nlcnt To tic many irtetn!s Df Nr renkcs that
Mr. Hess has secured him, aud that he will ap-
pear Tomorrow evening as .Nr3htstonhe'es.
, 1879-01-09
TURKEY.
psttfkfrtYt

BERLIN. Jan. e.-Kuesin, II ia sail, las in-
timated willingness to consent 10 tho ap-
pointment of Rnstem pasha as Governor Of
Eastern Roumelia, on condition Of precise
definition Of bis powers
, 1879-01-09
PARA} YSlS.


Gptridj DltnagcA ia 1As Itisu1s
DxcArca Ill, Jun. a-Solouon Pur.'Y, su
old c'tizel's Is stricken With t'aralysl., mud IL
uo@ lying sptceil!css at his house. EAix uIakes
the fourth ea4s Vi paralysis III this eaty within
thteb weeks,
, 1879-01-09
nCEAN STEAMSHIP Neuc

ULENN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
GlAsHow, jni,. s,-Arriycd--stato Of ylr.
etnEa, from Now York.
BosToa, Ian. .s.-Arr!scd-vic.orta, from LIZ.
erpooi.
NEW YORK. jim. 8.-Arrivel-Boliyia, from
Glasgow.
soc1ltAMr1oS, Jan. 8-Arrsyed.-Mosel, from
New York.
, 1879-01-09


NEW ORLEANS, l.a., Jan. 8.-OwinR 10 the
very fnclement weathcs, the military parade was
postponed to Feb, ~ Tho grand picture rrc.
rcnseti br W. ". Corcorun. ESQ.,, Of Washing
ion, representing Tho battle Ut New Orleans.
Was visited by hundreds of pcrAous patriotlcallY
inclined,
, 1879-01-09

sF. PE7raanuro, Jan. s.-:rAs plague bas
vv4 ea general panic in A>traklau alld
'ow. A correspondent Of tho GV!us
1'"es that the plague ccsnmeEccl iu vii
->S III the Dntsiot Vt Eaosai.,.k. p4xc;u-
, 1879-01-09

c1SclsSATl, o.. Jan. S.-To- tnorrnw's tr.ce
carre"f will coutaln tAe!r usual january ose-
lsa'fnary repor. Of pors.pask!a. In thu West.
The re.ort shows t.: total o.vE!a.. q: thEs G1te
, 1879-01-09

A ttfll alarm to Engine Company II, at 7:2g
last cycning, wns caused by fire nt No. -
Moth Canal street, owned by HOLMES t. Pratt,
and occupied a. ccntrc-tah!c factory by $. y.
Khodcs. Damage, ElW. Cause, unknown.
, 1879-01-09
CUTiCUIlA, SOAP.
Medicinal nui Toilet.

u prepared from Curiern. in mo4lhed for,u. and
is p0*issy Indispensable in the treatment af kktn
aud Scalp pIsea4ex. We sucomuarn1 IL fur tbs
preservation Of tho ss!ns II ln!ants fur gentlemen
who drsIsY clean aud wholyssns Skin and scalp,
anu gDs all puFIAo4e4 Ut thu tul!st. bath and uur
x<ty. IT, medicinal IN MFedirAts art 70 reh1eI mud
purified tbas tuiT pFeaence IL known only by thur
grund curative effects, whtlo IT. delightful re-
ttsslal fragrance equals " sufpaA*as tno tness
puTisian Soaps.
We inst+s upon tho mss of crrlcuMA Soar when
possbo 10 1btAin II, bscauSe VIC know It viii
not lntsFlasu with speedy cure, ~ otter soaps
frequently do. tGrleiHA Soar Will 10 sent py
mali to my address on receipt Ut price.