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INDIA.


DoMnAy. June 1Q.-Threo employees Of tic
Government book depot at Poonah hare con-
fessed thut they SGT thu recent fires III order to
destroy the evidences OF their defatcat!ons,
Trio were sentenced 10 lito-lout transportation.
and tho other one To ton years' transportation.
, 1879-06-11
THE DEADwooD COACH,

FoRT Ron1ssoN, Neb., June 1o.-:The daily
passenger coach Of tho Sidney & Black Hills
Company, which left Sidney Monday morung
for Dcadwood, Was stopped q few miles north
OF tho Choyonnc River on luesday Mt midnight
by i've maskd robbers. Tho passengers, four
10 number, wero robbed Of their money aud
valuablcs. Tle, uuil-sncxs wero cut opeil aid
their contcnts thrown on tie rond. the robbcrs
taking the rcgtstcrcd packages. naytng malo
. successful "clcan.up,h tl,u. robbers allowed
the coach to proceed OH Its northwar1i journey.
, 1879-06-11
AFRrt:AN htEr,Jon,.-,,,

srnINoTisLp, ILL.,, Juno 10.-T1,e ..s..,
nua! Convention Of tho filinois Confrrasaa "sa To.
mo District sunllay.Scl,oof Assucio,ton snse W q
African Methodist Entseo;at Cbu,ct VI. VI tl.e
tug city today, the Rev. Btshou j. +, sta net Ia
OF Aonta, O., presiding. Thero nrs shon. ..usse'.
delegates present, composed ot nrasi tor1f
eo!osed elorgYmen from Wiacodslu, ,tins.at ,ti.laeat
Iowa, ahd Illinois. After welY,rninn 's'nassosa,
n:1d responses, tho cotnmit,ce on sr'ne "rafe.st.
organization ronortedth plan Of orosnissi!ent i,aaent
which was adopted, and Tie folorTns.1 Tsaauoa,
ssr soarts eSsf: sssc;sa; pEssaea Rpss% ps9:
sfS:ets5{ es,t O. 5at4,s1s,p;. 4: issp s;a
prssdents, Edward jackson, nstass; sprttnnasas.;,, VIZ.
I: Bieh, Alton, Ill; ]. ". Collsn.. y u
MIMI: tue Rey. T. Check, Dul,Ini,4 T. T. faanf,
Convention will bo in session several ,o,a ~ 1hs
, 1879-06-11

FR1NcK ALax4NDEH,

CoAsrAsrINorLB, JUMP 10.-A Russian man.
of'war will Ro to Bfindtai. to bring thu Prince OF
Bulgaria hisher.' WLile hase bs will stay at tho
Russtau Embassy, "a tia. guest OF Prince Loba.
noa. Whan he goes to Yarua he will 70 iu a
Russian mat,-ofwAr -.
, 1879-06-11

LoU'sviLLs, KY, Jqpe 1o.-JudKs Harress,
Of the Supreme Bench, 'iiublubes card 10 the
coarifr-1durAat Of TOMORROW, leuylug win
ptoot that he 10 altered tue record OF hIs faulty
biole az to render his aSu greater 10 ali appcar.
, 1879-06-11
DROWNED,

specfaf ,7'soatca 10 The tribune.
MILWAUKEE. June 10-A Ind named JACOB
Mnsso, aged 14,,11 years, WIS drowned tu TIE ~
laea Of, Bay View lust evening while bnshing'o
tic lake. His body WIS speedily recovered.
Special Dtspstl! IL The Trtbuns. - III.
Dunuoux, H., 'lune 10.-FrcsIdiy pafiius' ms
aged II wears, son Of coopcr on CDu!er aFeus.
was drowned In Laise Pcostn thls morning "!I'ls
bathing Will, companions. lila body ha' no'
t1rcn FhEt1pHFaH.
, 1879-06-11

AIolEns, juno 1o.-Ihc Arah insurgents Of
tho Province Of Constantine attacked tic mill
tary post Of Retlaa yesterday. Tie posItiou WAS
defended by two companies ot cllasstuss aud a
squadron Of spabts, WHO repussel the attack.
Tie insurgents lost Afty men killed.
, 1879-06-11
THE NAVAL CADETS.

..AssArolls,; Jnno lo.-ahe graduation ,'.a.T. sar
ctssa of Tbs Naval Academy took pIaes s.tt''.sr,i
Judgu MI. Durham, oi:Ken'uek,' ssrrst.sy sslst,s
tho adatfts to the graduates ,t, ,ao 0et " onIo.
TAo.u pson tho diplomas Il t.: A.Is'ii iioursslxo
tuok ia arst lonora. ~. sias; .G1a1tssvod. 11 81
sa1et a,t3satpnlcn, md ksclafV ss ,or " twcnt'.
VEgtnls, the t1stt. .honoFa ~ e'A'o
three cadet anRtnkefat
, 1879-06-11

reistio u,sisSs ns i.SS then declared he
son t1elycre ,he i,staatianI Iey .,,nvn. :: raltvr
Pr. Mitchell said It WA WA" II. tHi,'Hes: '',,i: .,
.ea ~. a',u or,li.iances Vt ,he Cnrct ~ ner % The
.o now partos sonctnG In te ~ at.l!se' to
ssiss; tsaf ~ td s xees sS S'Ssst sn e
the charge. himself would nlian, ot delivering
psul ta DO f. He then reah uM t,,ohns 1c Apo.tjs
iona from the Epistle OF tic Hnns.fLo o! ss!ec-
Oily Th9 charge 10 tho people uS''e cano to Tim.
which tic largo congregation ilisnr.u,i alter
, 1879-06-11

HARn1sBuna, ,Pa., june 1o.--A freight tra'a
on the Philadelphia d Eslc Division 81 sos
Pennsylvania Central Railroad rau oyeF eos
this afternoon near NorthusnbcTlatltl, no ene.aS
mud several cara bolllg thrown from tic t'asa
aud badly wrecked. paniel MorVat'. euR'n,sss,, g.,
Of snnbury, was caught iu the wEesK aaa 'u'
StQnkIY killed,
, 1879-06-11
MUTTON TRIAL,

Sptetol Dtspasth to tn 7Yfbuns-
ANN ARaoR, Mich, juno 10.-Chrts Bach
anu William 1lartllnger, for stealing sheep, were
bound over for trial to-day. They 70 to jail In
default Of 81, 600 ball. They arc alleged to hayo
beau stealing sheeh oil wintur, between 100 md
160 havltlt. been stdltu,
, 1879-06-11
RELIGIOUS.
LUTHEnAN8

CANTON, juno 10.-The Convention tor The
puFpose Of organizing tile National Wosnents
MfsslonarY Society opened In the English Lu
thertan Church OF tha city this morning.
The Convention opened BY halfhour prayer
meeting led by Mrs. Dr.. 8haeffer, Of Xcnta,
Ohio. An address OF welcome by Sary
kuhns. Of this city, was responded to BY
Mrs. sfuckehberg, Of Springfield. Mira. Stuck.
onbsrg's address WAS an eloquent one, appeal
ing to the ladtos Of tllc Lutheran Chilrch to
stand by the work Of this Convention, and SEQ
that the missionary work Of this country bc
pushed forward to the furtaest extent possible.
The M Rov. stntkenbsrg. Of spflnEGeid,
q Sh.!F%s' ,ns oeaor, Of the Executive comttae
Chairman Of this Convention. then called
Tor TIC report OF the Committee on Perma.
iiont Organization: 1;he Conn'ttoe's report
nominating Mrs. Dr.. stnckcnberQ President,
don't, and Miss Mary F. Kuhns. Of Canton, Sec
rstsry, was adopted. Mrs. stuckcnberE, on
taking the chair, thanked the Convention for
the t1unor, a.iti tn feT words explained the
taa1e stirring appeal to Tho clergymen VI tl1e
Church to tnko }ivclfcr interest in the mis-
saonsry work Of the future.
lhe Chairman then announced = paper by
MISS hRtd bo1gs. Of Tepnessec, en- Womar's
Missionary Work" Tho paper cohtaiued re-
view OF tic Chrlsttan work carried out by tho
noble Humcn who hayo given tl,eir work MID
liyos TO Tho blessed and holy work. The de-
I'9nnd for Increased work was yivIdly pictured.
MANY snectal cases wero mentioned calling for
Immediate action. -7
Tlse subject Of homo missions was next taken
up Tor gcnetal discussion.
The Rav. Hamma, Of Brooklyn, N. r, talked
at length on tho Importance OF women'R work.
Tho Key. Gcorge elnzubpck, ot DIxon, Tenn,
Rnvc short account Of tho intcrcat In mission
work among tho whites aud negroes ot tic
, 1879-06-11

BuFFALo, N. r. Juno 10.-Anosher caug Of
eight young de.pefaAoes ;aayo been arrested,
who coafoas tn being part nj an Organized gang
They confess e oVsr i6 bargiartc. 40 'Afl''
, 1879-06-11
.SitICIDE,

Covso11 DLuyEs, H., Juue 1o;-siss M. t iii.
ret Wiykoif, young woman Eesaps a,rx.hnlae, ~
died thta evening from thu eaee'a y. ~ her psu
supposed IL huye been adnl'uistefea "
hand.
, 1879-06-11
YELLOW FEVER.

EVW1"NU-l,H1HENt
. 6r. TuoMAs. Juno 6--Count Juiun Roche
chotart, Frouch Min!ator to Hayti, his private
SECRETARY, and First Secrctary Of Legation, a1l
died OF yellow feyer At fort.au-PrInco. H1s
Second Secretary was also attacked by the fever,
, 1879-06-11

DupLEY, ILL.,, ,Juua 10-D. j. ehesrers s,",
mill, four miles south Of tl'ls place. e1p'tAea N,
to-day, killing Engineer Orion and badly seal0'
IllE Phil aollars, DaMngo uukn0%p.
, 1879-06-11

VFItaIhN LUI1fERANS,
Tho ai1ta days session Of the German In.
thcrau Synod was held yesterday At No. m
West Taylor strcot, tho attendance being na
diminished After the usual devotional er.-
ciscs the doctrinal discussions which hass 1s-e.
" occupied tic sesslons were ,roncwcI' cia.tn.
with tho forenoon eussiop. >'''"s
, 1879-06-11
A NEW CHURCH.

.GFonna was bfoken yesterday morning Al .he
corner OF Oak md Viuccpnes avenues }or II.
new building o. the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN Church
Is already In haud to pay for It. '~ '1's''
, 1879-06-11
By MALL.

ALEXANDRIA, MAY g8,-Wo ltvo fast IN rrvnt
The memory Of thc N,ba, 1,o.ha .M,,,...r y. :,
uYaR out. mr. K7ers "l'son IL buck again II
Lonoon. Nubar Paaha, With Ill biz family, will
loafe for Parfs with tho sail that takea Iii. ict
ter. A new set OF ouestlons afready tntorcs,,
the public. md vhsther .hs vhas,r.
f.S !. ,.t. 1au Nne!nsr ;ae haea'se leads or Ia
!eu " MS tao'not. whathcr tho army works
with or against the Church, whether the Parlin.
mant Is independent or serytte. nre now tlo
topics which shara tho honor ~ nnt,ic a,,.nttaa
wItb tho nran, -. aoa4s - naoc attentloa
n'tn ING ofaaa question Of how tho floatEng debt
u 10 DC paid They ara questions that can hard.
" bo answered with abaoIute certainty. bnt .1,o
Khedlyc, though st,ll msster NJ h,a o;r, hn,,.a
has row to t.kc acci,,nt - Iuuoe,
49, :, .",,s "n ~. "esou4t - sota'eu nat'onRt
psFty "aosn in'iuaneo over their ruler II report
ca sometimes. to verge On dfctation,. The army,
the Pashas, the Ulct,as arc az yct unitct1 In I'm
common object 0f nrov,nfr thot Eovr,t c.r, ~
- ~, I.so., ulc Iatnamoat' recently Increased to
tae numoer OF 1Nl. hna shown slgna Of vitality
that promise Parliamentary. futuret and.
finally, as regards tho floating doht. ti,cro ,a
Mna.r. @ Jpo pa.sn.,, ~ ss'lenco., , a On ono hand'
rast ~ .so,. sa 1sa ara NliilnE TO pay up the
seer,aros .c ~, ,a uah ~ consideration Of further
scSineoa seSt1Eus @, .aao, "nlc on the other, sub
stcrIns u noag o ine faanas has raised EGO COO
IN tho progress OF cputcmpornry Eryntfan
hissory viii aleQ Be-. rlad 10 knov H. p'isr fsr
diplomacy has intorfcred md wbnt f,as bean II q
s1cecss since tile famous couf, d'etat Of thn eth
Of April. EnglanI md France etrnne1v rco,on. osn
strated. separately, howoyer, and not eon;ointlv.
against tho SUMMARY dismissal Of ti,c Etrnnes,
Ministers; but this tut6rferanca. thourh nff,rI.i
did not, It seems, 90 boyonii remonstrancs ' sn.i
consequently, wttio It net with nnIfto affsntinr'
Wsn W t1ch apolog! and ut.eialsncr Of offensc 1t
ltcys that The present Ministry would haye v re-.
signed had the Khctiiye yioltiea mi a. ihsro T.
absolutely no other combination: rnaGv H.
ui1hncss rightly rof1,Eed tn face tha' cor' o,e
tain confusion which roi,st hnyo cns,,ca M !.
not likely to throw tlte rnmnfrv' III" ,,.a.ia.
or TO risk lis own nosftinn * ia nid,,,t
Powers that are NOT nrennra,l ~ n.a fnss. ~. " "
make uss OF thn nnrnicsons tntrrferonns ~ 49,, ~
Porte. I'hn Khe,ijyr hnwsvar afSaeeS ~ - t,.e
store tho Goschen cn,trnl md cva ~ y. h;
IL according In tI,e ,,nJsrt"i,r M ssreh2tnen it
last autumn but lint ttrni rfSccs xe h,;r ~ t,i W.
and thc oficr stil rnmaina ,hir., nGt LILLE n,ne
hns been su1eeated M tnnre sf,coc,,Ma tu" XIV
either of tbe twn inv 10 aso,G sansae'1ns taan
tsy proe,s waat r,ot j. 70 tneseyc' a
i'm naashl r. eisce, ocste % 70 70 II VOL. It IL
nec, wbts 6oWnyer t'a Msnot naetv Easopsan e. gna
viii hot tolerate II Il tskc. fe tc }or, nnM ~ E9wes
t,attyo fnterfnranre ''I n,sn ~ sa1m.s' .aI
forn heen n'nntad ~ I'm r., psnn ~. hns NERO
to tbe con.,st a,ue,iinn',a ~ anot!on
iS,ninr,ntie Roam 1sseitai,eu % tna1nta!noa nY the
siot, shonii i,e sst,ilishc @ u yRanSe comma ~ @
, 1879-06-11
SWITZERLAND.


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GENEVA, june 10.~-1llc' St. Qotlard Tunnel
Will probably be completed by the eud Of No
y0mboE uext,
, 1879-06-11
IlOUaB.'

AUDaHs
In the House Mr.. alorr.sou from tho Com.
n'tfsa on Ways mud Means, reported retoil,.
tion providing for the final adjournment 2t
congress at noon on tic 17th OF June. AIoptcd,
Mr. Harrts asked leave to o!fer d ioipt rrtoIu.
tlon appropriattng 5000 for 4 monument to
mark the hlrtltp3ace Of George Washington,
LII remarked t!,at tho housu OF WashTurto, ma
parents had disappeared, nnl nothing remained
% SHOW to postcsttr where the Father OF Ills
Country Was born.
Ihe Speaker asked whether there was any Oh.
5ccuon TO tl1e 1o!nt resolution.
Mr. 0hFflell-Noua IN this sfttc 1 nm suro
Tue Joint resolution was then adopted,
AIR. Cox. Chatrmuu OF the Committee mn
FOREIGN Aflatr'. reported foint resolution re-
et's'g t!at allegations are nndc that, tlp(]or the
laws Of tho Russian GoYerunct1t tlIscriuna ttor
T. made agatnst 1sraclto citfzuns W Uqited
states ~ the matter Of l,oting real estate In
lsusa1a, declaring that tho rights uf the United
ssatee-: citizens Should not be impaired
noEoad bccaslsu Of religious belief, and DIRECTING
~ President IN case, IS Is alleeod existing
srcatles with huss'a aro found IT, tiscrju,Dpte il
't!las or any other particular rs TO apY ciuss Of
American citizens. to take immediate action to
grievance. 'e0s"' '''o
Ai[. Cox explained that the bill was only in.
tended to place american Isrnrlltcs on thu sa,nc
piano as British lbrucltcs. Paased
, 1879-06-11

Mcstrs. Gordon, Williams, Jones tNov.b
nampton, DAVIS ~ Va.l Cockrell. {irovur,
;Ka;'snH, 1pgalls, McDo!atd, Wltless, AIorga.,,
paired with Messrs. ANTHONY, Bell, Dlaine, But
Ter, Wtndom. Ednun'fs, Aamlin, lloar. Whyte,
'faadoek, Mcmillan. Cameron {Pa.h and Teller,
,Wto would hpvo voted my,
'Messrs. Bayafd and Kornan rcfraincI from rot.
Ing; Wallace, Voorhees,, n,,tl heck voted rel
MorFi!l, Ferry, anl Allison votol nay; Jones, at
NSynda, who would have votpd yea, was paired
Hle following Senators Hero nbsent, and not
Plumb, Randolph, and Sharon,
Alter executive session, adjourned,
, 1879-06-11

1Ro~lss' 4usset Powder uun IL hy - ths best,
, 1879-03-25

francs higher tl,an tho valuation placed upon
tho gloves by tho importers. Tho Testimony
given on tho subject by foreign rnanutactur-
amy less valuation than b2 francs
wonld DO below tho foreign market
valno Of this make and grale of glovos,
but the local pressure upon tho Collector to
reduco tho valuation wnB such that he is en-
titled to credit for doing bis duty in tho faos
of ndvcrse influences. Tho substantial fruits
Of the victory include n gain by the 0ovorn-
ment In the rovonuo, gain by wessorn
merchants who have found 1t impossible to
compete with importers who had tho benefit
Of tho fraudulent undervaluation, md a gain
10 fair play aud honesty in the discontinue
OF tho Now York ring.
, 1879-03-25

wo think thnt some Of tho circumstances
bearing aRstnst its intepr;ty oan 1,o cxn1ninca
urou different t],oorv linn the ono ntron1v
given. It Is trio tia. a largo number OF
bills hayo been introduced which rc!oto to
persons and corporations tint aro vol nb1o
10 pay for spocIal priyilcaes. uithor for
new lease Of power, or to bs lot nlons TO on.
Joy tho frnnchiaes already acuuised: hut this
may lnvo naturally happened in legitimate
nnd honest t1osiro TO nrotect tho rcople from,
tho Indifference or lilo eelhshnoss md eg-
grssaivenoss Of eo.ca,led corpornlions, A
worry lergo proportion Of tho present Logis.
1aturo arc lawyers. and Roma fow among tl,e
number are no doubt sbystors and mora
rettifoggcrs who thinl. TINT tho funo.
tion Of iavmakor In to mako
spccinl nets to cover particular oases that
may l,aye occurred In l,is meaqro practice.
II eacl, ono Of these nontlomen should bring
In bill to redress son,o clients grievance, or
to rectify Bomo caso Of hardship TINT may
havc fallen under his personal obserya-
tton, the legislative mill would grind for.
over md foreyor, and Our statuto.book would
bocomo overloaded with nets not general
, 1879-03-25

There is rcnson to bolieve that iargo
proportion Of the business non, property.
owners, and conservative GLASSES who usually
voto tho Democratic ticket, will refuse to
vote for CARTER HAnn1sos for Mayor. This
detection will not bo because Of any dosiro
to abandon their party convictions, nor
even an indication of any personal hostility
to HARRISON, but because tho feoliuR ia con.
slnntly growing TINT tho classes which arc
seeking to elect HAna1soA are dangerous to
the woil-being of the community, aud tllat
HAnn1soN will not be ablo to out loose from
the very Same elements, and largely the worry
same people, thai mado OoIv1S's Admins
tration 30 dsroputablo and so costly. Domo-
crats who hnvo large intorests at Btako in
Chicago arc nverso to making any change in
the organization and policy Of the City Gov
ornment at tho present critical junoture. It
is admitted TINT tito policy Of the las. three
years hns been conservative and beneficial,
and thero Is a sonso Of security in a pledged
continuation Of that policy undor materially
the sano organization. A change Of party
necessarily involves ohango Of men pretty
much NIL around, and 1t coutains a threat,
or at least presents tho danger, Of change
for tho worae; and it Is no tsme for expert
ments. II large number Of Democrats
fool this way,-and wo are confident they
do.-and II they aro disposed to vote for
Wn1aHr in preference To HAnn1soN on this
ground, certainly 10 Republicans ought to
bo influenced by any personal considerations
T..
, 1879-03-25

1t ia but few days ago TINT tho sentiment
OF the Baptist clergy,acn Of Ban Francisco
on tho Chinese question was very omphatio-
ally expressed by their unanimous action In
the expulsion from Tho local Association of
q clergyman who had incorrectly Represented
that sentiment In m Eastern city. Tho 1scy,
OT1s G1nsoN would aoom to bo In some DIM.
gor of similar robuko from tho Methodist
clergy OF Son Francisco on account Of tho
representations male by him yostortlay at
tho Ministers Meeting In this city, Il
ia Impossible to believe TINT tho Meth
odista alono OF the religious denominations
on tho paciau oonst regard Chincso tmmigra.
tion as blessing, aud tho brethren In Chl.
cago who desire information on the subject
will do wall to inquire furthor befora making
up lhclr mIut1a as to tho Views Of tha Califor.
Qi4 MethodIstH
, 1879-03-25

AID. TuhEys assumption TINT thcre aro
moro Democrats tl.nu Republicans in the
Common Council WINS vary etroetunlIy dis
Putod by tho votos Gust Inst evening on tho
adoption OF tho minority AMI tho rejection
Of tho minority reports Of tho Special Com.
m!tteo Oh Election offcors, which Aid,
TuLEr, in defiance Of rrccedopt md mar
liamantary courtesy, undertook to pack
with Democratic majority. Tho
minority report was rvjeoted by q
foto Of 10 ycns 10 IS unys, antl the
majority report was adopted hy yoas Il,
nays III. Tho Council is not Democratic on
atrict party diylsion, sven counting tlo
Democrats c1ootod by Republican couktttu-
enoies, AID. TuLEx boiug amoug tue number.
AID. PsAnsoHs also rspresonts u, nepublicau
ward, but il abla to sink l,artisanahip aud
vote according to tue hix convictions Of right
and propristy. Tho ooussast between tue
two Democratic Aldermen will mol fall OF A.
tracing attention.
, 1879-03-25

memorable debate occurred in the United
ssatos Senate yesterday In connection with
the stepping down and out OF tho Republican
oi1eors Of that body and tho filling Of their
plaoes BY Democrats. It WAS dobato whioh tho
dominant patty in tho Senate Ind not looked
for and wero not prepared for, and ono
which covered wido range. Itbrought out
MessEs. ANTHONY, blaine, aud CoNK1rNo In
full strength. and gave tho Domocrats
taste OF what they must expect hereafter ut
tho hands Of tho mon who for naarly twenty
years have held the roina OF power In tho
Senate, and who In tho future will continue
to hold tho supremacy In brains and capaci.
ty, II not In moro nrmbers,
, 1879-03-25

W. t"4A A1&AttA} EtCkA1t LA9 IGIl1Ek Luuk COMICS
to us through various SOURCES, apparently
we'll authenticated, that thoro Is a little NOR
cenary mud corrupt ring in tho present Lcgis-
1aturo that Is Ton tho make" Rutnor has it
TINT this conspiracy against tho good uan,o
of the people and State OF Illinois llas it's
head IN tho sonata anu it's tail in the House,
or, to be moro explicit, that tho cliquo OF
corrupt members who nre using their posi-
tion nnd opportunities for tho purposes Of
lovying b'ackmail ars principally Senators,
with soma Rly copfctlcratos In tho popular
bsanc!, Of tho Legislature to look after their
interests in tint body. It ia also alleged, in
corroboration of tho general charge
Of corruption, TINT all tho bills, or
nearly oil Of thom,-and thoir numo
is leglon.-that hayo boen introduced
at this session whose pretended object
is to "rogulatc," restrain, or restrict b,,ai.
ness corporations havo cmanatctl from this
one fruitful and vicious source, md for
purposes tlat are wholly incompatible
with tho oaths Of ofaco or motives that
ought to inspire m honest law-1naker. Tho
batch Of bills Of this character already intro
duced relating to telegraph companies, rail-
road companies, fro aud life insurance
organizations, aavlnBs banks, and other
corporations md interests TINT can afford to
pay mouoy to bs lot alone, number over
forty. and, ns the session ia not moro TINT,
lnlf through, It III but reasonable to SUPPOSE
tlA9t tho resources of tho aynd!oato are not
yet exhaus!od, anl that they hayo other wnYa
aud mcana for raislug the wind no. yet do
yolopod. Another oviaouco OF systematio
attempt 10 make certain intcrosta pay tribute
or submit to uufrfondly legislation IL found
III The large number Of gontlomou Mt
Springfield Inst week representing those
iatorosts who were hastily summoned
thtthos by their protondcl friends iu order
10 protect THUR companies. Last Of nil
1,omos our usually woll.lnforsned correspond
out, who gi7ea creaonoo to tho runlos TINT
member Of tho Legislature has already
pookotod 81, 400 as tho prioo Tor abandoning
cartain schema ho was pressing that wa7
considered ansagonissio to the prosperity Of
certain organizations 1t Ia further alleged
that this corrupt ring Is composed OF both
political parties, which, ii true, will glyu
thor nofarlous schonlas non-rnrtisan up.
poatalco. aud onsble tlIotn 10 ropo in 10 tho
support Of taoir measures tho unsophlssloatod
melnbors on both sidcs.
Those nro soulo OF tho rumots That aro
flying through tho air, and those Rso some Of
tho reasons that are given for believing them
to have soms solitl foundation. The charges
ara cortainly serious enough to t1ll every
, 1879-03-25

Essipofr Is In Holland.
1t Ia believed TINT tho Lost Causo will event.
ually be found.
One OF A1r. Cox's best annual Jokes ID his
candidacy for thu Speakcrship.
The Coufedcratcs arc in considerable foroo,
but. yet, ali Is quiet On tho Potomac.
Simon snya, thumbs Of, ,-alluling, NO sup.
poae, to Tho $40, 900 claimed by tho widow.
Mr.. Vandorbilt's will Is to bo admitted to
probate. ~ II was In 1,fe, tho old mans will ID
law.
Perhaps tho injunction, "Dewaro of the
widowa."is not unnecessary in tho case Of Mf,
DuE!er.
Friday WAS the tenth anniversary OF tho
marriage Of the Marquis Of Lorus ana rr,ncc,t
Louiso.
ArFegar1a tha Widow Oliver, wo think
Aaete Jenks would have bean hotter wlsuess In
her place.
Tho Court decides that old A1r. Vanderbilt
was In nis right mind AMI ". II. Vanderbilt agrees
With tho Court
Ksaruoy got threshlng tile other day, md
the man who administered Il will doubtless .ecsi.s
tho DerIta MissIou.:
Katsar William Is confined to bis room on
beer that he used to have.
Simon Cameron refuses to be tho husband
Of Widow o!Iyer. and noms Ohio man Mill proba.
b!y step forward Tor tho ulflce.
John Kelly believes that bfr. Tilden'a r.
cent paralyt'c stroke was altogether soo mild, Or
that psfstys!s ID nut what 1t used 10 be.
Thore Rro now thirty.eight "pinafors"
combinations on tbs road, and neyeE-tlas Ii to
say, hardly cSes-has play had such 4 popularity.
The zulus ara notorious liars, anil It il
atrango that Mt. Fotler allowed his COMMITTEES 10
sd]ousn without auIanounR Csiywayo Tor Wit
meas,
Has suaan .. Anthony throatenod japan
With 4 conrss OF lscturesi Xs ltarn that tb&t
country IL taking Immediate steps to allow women
10 Yote.
We srembls for the safety Of an innocent,
unsuspecs'n2 rouug Thing like Ben Butler In tho
haada OF N astta'. designing woman like Wiao"
Ullyer.
{ Speaking Of Phmbe Couzins' laoturo on
s'soms Alstakes Of Ess," no may say that ono Of
tho u,tstakes Of Eve waa to regard a9-'eae In ths
light Of Iull dseas.
The illuasated papers arc publishing piot-
ures OF tho ps1eatrtans' faces. This IL A! wrpng.
Why don't thsx gi7s u pictures Of thsir hllstetsd
hae!s and old shoesf
MI. OLsAry was shamefully used by the
rival walkers, and NJ should b. glad 10 ses hin
turn ia and walk tho logs right on atl OF them, and
shsn do the sams By hiussIf.
Ths man who pcono1ntzea and walks in-
stead Of taking the strsst.cat4 mar become Pc
deattfAu, make loAds u mousy. and syeaEuaily
oma Atsset'sas company OF hu oNu.