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WILLIE ZEIGLEN.

Tho World ltutng 8on,osvtnt MlareErescntrh
to Him, lie Determines upon Immediate
Withdrawal fran It.
fptciai Dt<patch to TIA 7,sSHnt
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-Wtllio Zciglcr, a lad
II years Of ago, who llynl with bis grandmother
on Allegheny syenue, near Chatham street,
comlnIttcd suicide yesterday AFTERNOON by hang
lux to ioiat tu tho cellar, fio took auyau-
,aEo OF tho old ladr's absenca to
luck ll[mssit in the house. liz
tl,cn went III tho cellar. piled up blocks Of wood
until ho had adjuatcd a rnpo from hook In d
joLst around his throat. lie thoa Kicked away
tho blocks. Whou tho grandmother returned.
In Init an hour, from tho nct9lbos'a house
which shu had been Visiting, sho WIS eonl.
PEELED to climb into tho tlwnlllng through
back window. Not finding Willie In
tho lower rooms, sue proceeded to u.a
upncr rooms, mud tbcn to tho cellar, whera shs
beilsld tllu dangling body still warm, tic rope
having stretched until thu boY'a knees touched
thu ground. lle was taken down, and nnuuc-
cGsstui efforts wero madu 10 Ecsusctate him.
'rhe reasou nss!gnad for tho suicide ia dtstutb.
uuee Vt mental balance. produced by readlDg
religious books. 1lo frequently leclarel tlIat
ho wanted to 70 to l!Gayen fFom this slutua
world. -:
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CATTLE TO lie KILLED
1no oo7nFnor Of Now York r,s,u
ntons'1fes to CEuaI, Out I'1aas net|'
MlOnEn. 1teufo.pba.

1ho ooTaEnor Of Now York r,,,,
inonEn, fteuro'rn&u.
1'fod.eA 10 Eta Park su.,
n1nASi' feo. I&-prof. Law. who .
Ta'ss',ga11ng Toss tl,e endemic auouu s.,,, "a, oeea
long lsla'ld' under directions Of n, Hatl!s %
ntf'seu here today, ana suopemcn,.', ',soonson,
maf reports BY pessonal exp,npaslooo n s',' to''
su1s l1as been to convince thc ca". lhere-
further steps on bis part arc neee.', 's1nor ttat
s,9" 5vo,snas,,. "'tn or. Sloan nn,1 AgftcuIuse..
stn to1s~ortt' NV bFll was drafted appronr'. sas
inw ~ ~ 10 enper the expense Of execnt,ns N
~. Sloan arrested the ttrY nrornas,tse sae dsea.e
na;g r@a;ag q bls IN the Assembly Wiz 90 Of thjsd
natian OF tbs facts nsccstainc;l sa hn ~ an e1pl
,st @ at' infectious disease had brnks ~ ~, .ao Law
a, uu Ja9tle IN Long !s,anl. II wa nle"snonz
i"iy ~ '.s, nad nle such healway sat Il
measures were taken to arfcst Il u'iss ~ prompt
s}ooa tat .le Isoars oi Icait1l of lto ho urdss q
iorK nl!u brh,klyh had intnrdi"fsJ uosn hts
nun. OF cattle from tsclutecte miaccs" ~ mett.
was areat dangcs tat Tho owneTs of f.. ht
a,n amn.s woalu drive them Into othcr p',Ssa nisNa
casJ. Which IL III en'Ie S',d thns spread tie d.
appEoprantson was necessary tl1.aaa: ia t1sa. +. An
peliae. Tho Assembly prunl.,y ua..sd Ie q,
making az appropriation of siaMSa ssssa '9e bill
s,4.oss1,sntly transmIttcl 10 lie sen,t. Wy ~.
p'Ppm9s P9oi. a% ss'es5'a ds5 81 IN i BY t',at BODY ''
rson, Of tls State Agricultural soe.s Ss slr lls'.
lot'g consultation thia attcrnoon 0Ssls, =. nsld
steps Wgre actually necessary 10 ar.ss, y ~ NJ!
ehsc.. They reported plan Of nnerstIn. Hes ne ~
Governor, rhc result il the issnnn NJ = te
tos to rfof. Inv a! Gen. patsIck 70 rs.. n. si.e
Hss ntea = tie @ kns intasse q drsSons 81 " ate:
antl to quarantine all t!!ut haa hrou a.ea.e, aa
but IN which tho disease had not SI% besa s.g1s %sN
opsd. Under tho statutcs tic shei,s ans 5s,s' a.s
atles OF tho county arc required to asstst Ill.,
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shoul1 not lie reustonc,l than wbv h Confederate
Ucpcrnj who honestly believed hc was t,ntnG tis
Itjcncral anptausc. and clanninr Of ha1,ds on the
Democratic tide,
Mr, Keller remarketl TINT u fair Inference
from what Mr. Huttcr lad said indicated lint ,c
Ias in favor Of putting coniedcfates lato tho
Mr. Dut1cr-r 1,nyc not eat.l rns In favor of
It, nor do think liz cnt,,,try has CONS IN to til
hit, when ". hayo Withdrawn ali tic causes ol
difference nobody fruIn ttlu North Will object
tn Tho Jonfctleratn being If, Tho cabinet any
fcjcrate sotlicrs.
Mr.. Keiier--lhen the gentleman undertakes
to saw nj fcast lint IA jlir ipfcrcnre lint tic
present Administration ts ony step In advance
Of litt, liz fas not vet con,U tt, the time wtu,i
l,e is % IN favor M Of putting Confederate uencra,s
In the Cabinet Or Of prns.oniug Confederate
soldiers.
Mr.. Keiier-Not yet, hut t1!n gentleman
thinks Eo IL :sry ncirly there, Uo ID "alnI0st
pcrsun,ic:,."
Mr.. Keller justified hts opposition to tho bill
for the rclict Of William nni Mary Colfcgs on
ti,p eronnsi tlmt secession doctrines had bcu.l
taught III the Sc,liunry,
nj. Aiken rcinImlc, him Tint leading men
of The Confederate urtny were graduates Of
West Point, MID iias tic same objection woultl
Mr.. BLACKBURN sn|tt II liz, ri,,st of lin recent
struggle woultl ,.ot DOWN. u,ui IL there was
i,o pnbufu1n on which certain stalwart patrtuts
tlc gentleman from Ohio fKeifcri to stntu wl,at
he .lleant III thc shann uf soutjlern tiutnls ly
which lle was accustomed to affrieht tic co.in-
try. precedent for then, Ind bept, est ablistlc
BY. TIM Republican Tarty. Who l,atl ever
askctl Congress- to pay dollar u, any Southern
c1ainl Tint was not for tho bcncat 81 Que wilo
Ind ~ n ct,sldItlon precedent nr,ycn hts loyalty
tn tho Union and Ills tllsloynlly to t1m tulI.
sionlnu Of Confederate sol,jIeri
Mr, Kel[er-I'hc trcntjr,nnn from Massach,t-
sctts-
Alr. Bfackburn-The gentleman from Ma*sa-
ehusctts teraylng yulr nard0,i) dill ,,u sl,rE,
thing. Who has eycr ,,uIrrtaku, to elevate a
Confederate sutdter 10 tic i;abtnel} Nut tic
Svuth,-i1ot thu Democracy, Ills q hybrid nd
ml1strattou TINT has developed this tactiqtic
MIR. Fustcr--1Vtto js irving to elevate lhG Con-
| tclcratu f,ucaning D1ackb,rn uit,sclft 10 TIC
| Spealorstfp OF tf1c ifnllaei
Alr. D1ackhur,l-I hone tlc gentleman himself
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR,


teA 4s%4ENSNt
louisville, Pa-, Feb. l4.-'rlle Hi,ura' Jour
nal tomorrow will publish totter Of President
0owan. Of tie Philadelphia d ItcadEng Railroad,
exposing the sceEets of m organization known
~ The knights ot Labor, which has been IN ex-
tstanee IN schuYlkill County for over year. flu
says ! general ,u!ners' stslko was ordered
ay the aoclety, to take plece Feb. IL,
waecs by that ttf,,e, but postponc,nelt
NUS ordered until tho 10th, by which tine all
will ba psLt: ue gives thu nasnes Of tho Cont-
m!ttce. ealtcd "MeNuisy's Gang" appointed
breakurs 4lld other PROPERTY IN case uf strike,
und gives other "details of ll1u organization,
THO publication Of The letter viii, Il Is said,
create ycnsat!nn only second TO tito exposure
of tue notorious "AtuIlfee eaiaRuiFa Society.
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TURKEY.
THE QltKAT FRONTIER.

lHE 0HEAI FltoNllEhs
ATHENS, Fob. 14.-Tho Crock Commits
stonors l,avo boon ordered to romain Mt Pre-
vesa. It Is stntcsl on tho highest authority
Tint negotiations between Turkey and Greace
for tho ratffluation of the frontier have not
been suspended.
MINISTER LArARD.
CoSsrANr1NorLE, Fob. 14.-1fr. Layartl,
tho British Minister, <1opartcd to-tlny for
London. 1Io viii return about tho end Of
March.
onEEK BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
ATHENS, Fob. 14.-Tho boundary Commits
aioners on the part Of Greece on Th'irHday
dccidol 10 sign Tho protocol, declaring TINT
Tho negotiations hayo beon brokon of by tile
rofusal Of tho Turkish Commissioners 10 pro-
Good Oh tue baa's Ut the Treaty Of Berlin.
WILL EooN MOVE.
CoysrATTiSorLE, Fob. 1t.-About thirty
Turkish o!licials i,nvo already gono to
Adrianoplo. Tho first Russian ratrogrado
movement on largo scalc is fixed for tho
18Th inst.
BULGARIA AND nouMEI.iA.
LONDON, Feb. 1+.-I'lo Times Coustanti~
noplo special statoa that Gen. Tolloben i'll
formed ono Of tho Ambassadors that 1lou-
molia md Bulgaria hencoforth will bc rigor-
o.1s1y separated. Cows. Dondonkoif aud
stolipeu will both 10 placed under tho mod
Grating control of Prince LobauoG, Russian
Minister.
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THE WEATHER

orptca or THE CHIEF sloyA1 f,,,c,,
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Feb. 15-1 L. ru,-insl.
tions: Far Tcnucasco and TIC Ohio yn,ss s.sx nv,
a'1tl clear, fair weather, variable wfnIs mo,,,s M
from south to west, and during Tic da, ,Iosr
rising tcmpernturo and falling oaro,pe,c,.
For the Upper Lnkc region. Upper Mts,,.,,,,
n"l Lower Missouri Valleys, clear or n,1,1.
cloudy weather, with slowly rislns tcuncra,n,s
variable wfnds, mostly from thu suuth md ~.
an!l falling barometer during thy day "''A "e''
- f9r tue. Lower Lake region, Tc.tc,,v !,
soltf'crly winds, partly cloudy weatIsr' ,,' ~
during the AFTERNOON OF evening, suTir Ill., ill.,
barometer ind slowly rising tompcratt,rye 'S''os
fall slowly. 'S'@'s MI
orrAwA,. Can, Feb. 14.-1le t1lermome,c, f.,
II dcKrccs bolow xer0. Tile coldcst wc,the, =,
tte season prcvat|s In the valley, At s",s,, y!
points The mercury Is frozcn '~'s'"
SAN FHAScisco. Feb. 4.--A beayy ,nor,
atortn llas prevailed throughout Eastern l,soN,
nnl Washington Territory. The bftips. e''suI s%t
upper and lower cascades Ut the Columbia Rir..
haye broken down. Much loss Of stock as fca.,d
LOCAL onsEayA7Ioxs.
Eii1eAau, Feb H.
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TIE TRApE WITH ENOLAkp.
LONDON, Fsb. 1I.--In tho House OF COM
mona to-day, Lord George r. Hamilton,
Vice-Prcaidout Of tho Council, in reply to
inquiries, said the Council ha1 ordered the
slaughter Of American cattlo because, some
time ago, tho Council wns informed Of tho
prevalence Of diaoaso among cattle III tho
United Statea. Among tho SOURCES Of ill.,
formation wns tho message Of President
lInyes. Cnnntla was not included in tho pro-
hibition, becausa thoro WIS no d.seaso thoro.
l1o expected that by tho I'D Of March necos-
aary arrangements for slaughtesing would be
completed at Liverpool and elsewhere.
LIVERPOOL.
LsyEnpoo1,, Feb. 14.-At meeting Of the
Liverpool Health Committoe, yesterday, tho
Town Clerk stated that tho rocont order Of
tho Privy Council would entirely prevent tho
shipmonts of live stock from the United
States to Liverpool, bucanso Liverpool Is not
registered under tho act as foreign aniuals'
wharf. The only porta 80 registered aro
London, Hull, Grinlsby. Hertlopool, Nowcas.
tic, Plymouth, md Sunderland. The Com.
,nittoo decided to address n lottor to tho
privy Council, cnlling attoution to tho dis.
astroua effect Of the orlor on the port Of Liv.
erpool and tho population of Lancashire and
Yorkshire, aud expressing tho hope that the
arrangements now mixing by tho Liverpool
Dock. Uoard may lead tho Pslvy Council, ,bo'
fore tho 3l of klarel, to tleilno part Of tht
port Of Liverpool whore foreign animals
n1ay bo landed.
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8T7c4d3 7TauH1tH 77E 77'VH"ss :
NEW YoAk, Feb. 14-Judec Henr! llI!tou' y
tho Chairman appointed by preliminary lnsss
ing hel 10 thIs city IN October last, has se,es'ss
a lasEo number Of eminent citizens rs an h1tsa .
tive Committee to taku In charga arFa'leeaspn, ),
for a great public mcetlng to Do 'tA
hero tho 3O.h OF April next, on the Ca. ;,
sIon OF the uuetleth anniversary Of the union ol
tho Btatcs,' md tho tnau1ufation o. , nS H. the
American people, Thu purpose 81 'i'o nP!i4 I,
meeting is to n,tatc, mere fully a.! to!h.' 4
lie movement for an international efhn.s1;I M.,;a,,
New York City, a,la to gyo NOTES to a.' SaI' M, ts
md Gsycrrlhe,its tttat SUCH eflliblton w.
hold Ia 1881, hetug tho centennial ant'''e''@'''
thu foundation Of our Government
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now IN retirement, is extromoly hostile to
foreign intercourse. a serious struggle for
supremacy is anticipated.
Tho southern robollson, under tho military
insurgont Il, advances beyond expectation.
The Chinese authoritios nre dibpatching
troops to nrrost bis progress. hfnny Of those
desert to hls standard, including high Of
acors.
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Ltvcrnool Protests Against Or
derS Restricting the Cat"
tic Trnttc.
Appearance OF Asiatic Plague
Reported in Bess-
arabia.
Cremation Strongly Urged rs Precau-
tion Against Tic Disease.
The Frenoh Pross Laws to Be Amended
and Liborali3ed.


THE TRADE DEPRESSION.
LONDON, Fob. 1f.-Tho Lower 1fcycs Cot
ton.NIill nt Atacclosfortl, employing 1.tNo
hans1s, has given notice TINT 1t will cloao in-
definitely fortnight honco, in consequence
Of tho depression III trnde.
IN PARLIAMENT.
strong "whp" has been issued by both
sides for tho division which la exroo.cd to-
night In tho House Of Commons on 4 motion
by Ala1don (I1ome.1sulor) in favor Of assimi-
lifting tho Irish borough franchise to that Of
the English aud Scotch. Tho Lfhorals will
lnito with tho 1Iomc-Rulors against the Gov
orumont on tho question.
pEu1ND TIME.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Weston arrived NJ York
this morning, having walked 1927 milea.
ue ia 172 miles behind time.
DEFEATED
LONDON, Fob. lt.-In tho House Of Conf
nous tonight tho motion Of Maldon, In
favor Of the assimilation OF the Irish
borough franchises to those Of England and
Scotland, was rejected by voto of 250 to
187. Charles Lewis {Conservative]. member
1uE 4UAt4DuAcEftt f!pAeAlAt oPFooI~ tsN NV"
ton in tho debate, deolaring 1t fnvored tho
maintenance Of system Of disorganization
mud disaffoclion, aud would hand over tho
political power to classcs subservient to
priests and demagoguos.
Alr. Forster, Lord Harrington, Climber
loin, and Sir Charles Dilko warmly supported
tho mission. Lowthor, Chief Secretary for
Ireland. md Sir Stafford Northcoto admitted
TINT tho franchises might bo raised Ut tho
proper time, but they objoctcd to perpetual
tinkoring at tho Constitution.
WILL lie RELEASED.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Nlward 0'Kelly, tho
Feu!an prisoner, will DO released from Spike
Island on condition OF quitting the country.
COPYRIGHT nlLL.
LONDON, Fob. II. The Standard an.
nounccs in official form thnt 1t is Under
stood that the Government intends to intro
tlnco copyright bill, partly hased on tho
recommendations Of tho Copyright Com
| oRnEREu TO THE FRONT.
LONDON, Fab. 14.-AIaj.. .deus. Croalock
Nowdogato, aud Marshall, ore ordered to til.
| CRpo.
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0HfT uARf,

Hpfr1al UtfpdEtS 70 3A1 1F9oWHAs
Fosp pu Lac, VIA, Feb. l4.--slra. uov.
Samuel l.. Beall, one OF the most noted women
Of Wisconsin. wife Of ono Of tue lnuAt notcd
Territorial Governors, died this evening. Her
Ausband was = Governor in 1915. The wife Vi
judge Levi Itubhell, OF Milwaukee, II her
daughter. Her husband was shot dead At
ne'sna, y. T., In 1ob9, by ,0erge 81. psunuy, the
man who has hecn chargsd viii, large elnbczzle'
lhents In tl.a sau Fruuelsco Mint. but who es-
capped conviction \ few days siHcc.
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: OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

San FnAnolsco, Feb. A.-AFflScd' ''s'1''
Grauala, from Panan'as ~ - p.ou.
NEW Yonx, Feb. l4.-Arst7etl' e!Ase . ~ ,4.yft;
sylyania. from Glasgow; Cauada, from ,'.,s' .s,,
Hayarta. from Liverpool; and Wlslaa' '''1
Hamburg, .,eautf
LONDON, Fob. 14.-uh'tcu ''a ~
Tleonleroga arrived at slefFa Leone .'". ss .rou
LONDON, Feb. 14.-A1F1seu' e~"
Ncw York.
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An Ent{,usfa1t4u ttSceptlo''s

The elderly King of Holland dc!is'essas d'':.',s 10
lis yoas sifs wsa ti,sy a. .1t'SsS .1;s, y
Netherlands. your Majesty !nsy sn W. 1net. A.
!s seeep.i9n With ~ne' ,'l ,,s35y yoG moved. Yost
ssp! L III Il tnts H.; nost rs1st tla }sa lon
in iovS In hunors. aI IL atta9n,suss nsups. Ioas
famous, honorable, and faithIu' psop'''
}tyc tho Ques,, Of 1lo!IalAl'
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mon, hnYing Aptnt many years among tho
Indians. nmi been many times In tho company
Of tho Cllorcnncs.
The prisoners will bc taken to Topeka to.
morrow. AMI formally turned aver to Sheriff
MasteFson, who will take thctn to dodge City
for tr|al,
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DIED FROM Ills INJURIES.

.Ypfefai nFsnatch tn 114 tribune,
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 14.-lohn Craig, alias
"Bcotty," wllo was badly hurt by fall Of earth
In tho Washington aycnuc sewcr-tunncl IN
Nov YeaEs' Eve, died OF ILLS !uiurles at Passa-
want Hospital lust ulght.
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New Yonx, Fob. 1+.-Aroqulpa md 1qai-
quo iayo been ylolontly disturbed by GARTH
t,nkes, aud tho pooplo wero much agitated.
Although. little damage waa dono in tho
aboyo places, foars ars expressed Of disaster
nt other points.
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poTTsyILLE, ra., Fob. 14.-Three hundred
feet Of tile trark :ot Mine Eil brnnch Ut the
Philadelphia & Recalling lsa[lroad to-day cavcl,
without a moments warning, into tho workings
0E tho Richardson ColllerY, near Glen Carbon.
It will take several months to I'LL tu cavity Alld
haYe tllc road tu or{lgr,
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s1vd,eal 1.sqa.so,nonts in oer%a4a ,.pa.us
In tler1uany man who wlsaes ,,n ~ ti,,e in tbt
eaats ssa Il s ta ysars stuay ~ ,osses ~,
IN cl.llistsy aud physlca. bptaniGi niia , eIoss b,
oms, and Physiology, nit,in,ss ani q M ~ much
s'teca i1ye n,puths' pu @ session in assluga una'
natiol, In tiIc practical do 5ar.u sas'
, 1879-02-15

SAN FnANclsco, Cat., Feb. IA victor1a
dispatch says that heavy snow'ator1n Ina pre-
vaflCd for tho last twcntY.four hours. Robert
Kerr, formerly Auditor. General of tic Province,
perlsheta in Ills storm, being found tlls nori,-
lux near ILLS rcadcnec, two nltus from town.
, 1879-02-15
CANADA.

f14kAnA
eaNADA'
Enormous Cr0wd OF pcop1o Mt Ottnwu--
Orontns OF I.erllamont.-1ntl,sav- 1,rare
ovor the st. IMwrsnco ut Cotcuu-Tl,o
Longr.r,, E.,.to-a N,.x' ',r,n.s.a-1usa
md In. of r.tSc, ~ ?o''''~DA'
" AosH ". ..tp' .s..1. .,
Soeefaa Dfsuafeh to nj 7r;auaA
OTTAWA, Feb 14.-Noycr during the. annals
Of Ottawa have beds bccu in suc9, do,nand rs
they were 1aat n,rht. Evorv hntc, VA. crordcf,
ori ooo,,1o ss.rn a.,,,a,,,, '.",. ""a sso' "'.
anu pcuplc "elo actually sicenoe on hoofs'
fohnu Tile stoSes on setteos, and, In fact, every
nratlnbio space WIS occupied. This year It was
decided not to opcu tho doors OF the Senate gal
,lcry until o,c1nck Int yet M eor1v aa II, n m
t1c .ta1rsasos rosa crowoa - w., ,a,@s ~ ~ =. ; ~,
the'r escorts whiting for admittance. Parlia-
ment was opened with tho usual ceremonies
ut O'Clock this afternoon, and tho sccuo
IN tne scnnte f,ho,nhcr yyoa n lr1,ltant mn
sAs .,ss. "...",s,. a ~, Il, one,
me erusu "aa soholshhe 1eatial' ahu eeVernl
ladtcs tainted. Tie affair tue most brilliant
ever seen within the walls Of tile Senate Cham
oef' Aes no}A n'shosss. t"e tnneess LOUISE
oee"F'eo ocat VI t''o oa''' as'A WA oiceSeA !"
| mourning, with diamond ornaments. She was
loudly chccrcd as she drove up to the buildings
.h.,., aS,as ,r,. ,,.,,a, ,ossnan ,ras ,,a,,r.,e
nuoi+'y ul'e4' ihc nsAu4 nse'aRo WIS u''''e.cu
| TO Lie Senate IlnFnUef+ WHtF9 tlQ customary
.nccch from thu Tbrono VIVA del,vcrcl TN
sp1 .s.,s - - ~ os...'s.. 49,, ,...., ~.
nlc!hpels VI lhe Coathlolsa IIea 1etu1aeu 10
their chamber, md, after transaction OF routine
business, the House adjourned, ::
Their Excollcncics' "arawing.roon" this
asons W. W. o.. .on %,a ,.,I !.
tile Kind ever seen IN ottawa' About aOo Iautea
and gentlemen Hcrc present. The lad'cs' cos
tunes baiIlcd description. Tho yarcgated col
o1a lo'iaeu a seeno o. tsanseenaeol peauLy; hef
Royal tliehness wore mourning. anu MS EXCEL
lcncy nrst.rank Windsor uniform. The
Ministers OF the Crown and their
v,Ivce ,ha sunrem, court Iuar.. mi, t],c,r
""ee' ~ 1ansa ,s..,a. sa.sso ..sa .Ae't
tlls Senate and Commons wcro first presented,
md then tho general public, Tile ceremony
1 cn,,,n"nsed NJ 3 o'c,nr,r on,1 I'm. over NJ #,
o'clock. Tl'a draE!ng-roou will be colt
tinuca on Saturday cYontnr. Quito number
nj Americana wcro nreacntctl. among them au
ar.uovcrnor nj Conntcttc,t. rho 0uara Dan1
s.~,.,."', ~ ,.s,a 49, r,..t,.an rw.rds t1,..
cscort, md the dovornor.0enoFal's Foot Guards
the guard Of honor. -,
OTTAWA, Feb. A.-I2o GOVERNOR General, in
his address to Parliament, says lIo will press for
the inost vigorous prosecution OF the Canadinn
Pacific Railway; .,..., :. ~. ,,u,,,.
OTrAyA, Tab. 4:-The contractors or the
Camada Il Atlantic Qato 0oteau & Plana jung
tIon) Railway hare completed hnanelal nrrange'
Hcnts f9t building a bridge oyer , tS ~ st .,, Law"
Gun lines Of road. One Of tho gentlemen ia now
III the city Will, yiow to procuring tho noccssn
sary extended legislation carly In tho session.
| An0taer meeting Of ]uu!bermon Will Ge held
shortly after MI. Ttllcy delivers his budget
speech
, 1879-02-15

At PORT HURON. N11CII
DeTnotT, Mieh., Feb. 14.-At . o'clock this,
morning ttames nttac ckcd tl,e Huron House, Mt
Port Huron, and caused $5,Uoo damage before
they wero ext'nRutsllcd. Tllc occupants ot tho
part Of Tic house destroyed narrowly escaped
With their lives.
, 1879-02-15

LlscoLN, Nob., Feb. 14.-Early this morning
two young 1cn, JOHN Dettx a,,d Frank Fees,
Tell unler car willis III mottoi,. Fees leg was
amp1tates1, causing death. lcrtz's feet we5a
atIlput4te1.
, 1879-02-15

SuANouAI, Jan. 10.-A tlro at Shanghai,
Jan. s, In tho commercial district, caused q
loss Of $l00,000.
It IL discovered that Oantom IL annually
def.aulol about 81, 100, 0o0 by the smuggling
Of opium from Hong ,uoug to tho mainland.
uqudorson, late United States Consul at
Annoy, sosigued, ia p1acticiug law at shang-
hat.
Tho rebellion in. Tho Island Of Htanlau con-
tinues formidable, having routed oil tue
Government troops sent against the it,.
surgcnts. Tho illsurreotionary ooutagion is
spreading.
A report Ia received, probably authentic,
of the death OF the King Of Corea. The fu-
turs Is doubtful The Queen IL for progress,
but tue ex. Regent, uuclo OF tho late king.
, 1879-02-15

!hr SoiH M tle b!tl VIII W taken at o'ctoek'
Aolonrhca.
''ousf.
Mr.. So,tharl stntel tnt tic Committee on
t'e Slntc Of the law relating to the election III
PRESIDENT bad nt t1te Int session rsportod cor
wns evident t1,at TO action would be takcn on 1t
this session, and leave granted gentlemen 10
llrf Il uny-reinarka they might destr1 to nske in
iclat!on to tho amendment.
a number Ut bills wcre passed donating cotl-
dc,nncl cnunon for monuments.
Mr.. Bragg. from tho Committee on Military
10 aut,oint Janlcs Shields, Ut Missouri, % Brig
udlcr.tlcnern1 on the retired list, such appoint
ipcnt to lie In lieu vi tlc pension which liz now
Mr. Whisc rose 10 q r8int OF order, and, a.
Though uuucalcd to withdraw his point bY
Mcssrs. D!ngg Franklin, md Butler he refnscd
franklin coming over to tic Rebubcan side oi
iii, UofI aud charging the NcnlibIscuuy sit not
having Lccn In earrcst last yenr III their crurts
for tle appointment Of Ge1'. Shields as poor-
70 ths Mr., White replied TINT the Democrats
were welcome TO MAXI iii tic purity capital
they wanted ont Of his action. l1o WA willing
to tnkc oil tic. rcsposiblllty thas . member Of
f,onVres a. shf,,]d tnkn for Eo{nr his tfntv
Thn conf,taon was su great flint hi: Brldrcs
tnnuIrcI whether this VIVA town meeting or
I'm, Itr,sn III REPRESENTATIVES..
Finally tic Speaker Sustained tic point Of or
der, ami the pill was referred to the Commitice
Of thu Whole.
Tic House went into the Committee OF the
eaIsnqn5; Mn hoar and a,, wa. consumed in the dis
cu.:!on Of private bl'I authortz1ng Inc Court
ion OF that Court in favor Of Albert Grant, Of
Washington. At length Mr. Eden moved That
the bill bu reported buck with tho rocarnmenla-
10 10. - ' - ~'' '-~'~' ~
Anuthcr Lang discussion took p]acc o1, mn nj.
verse sepurt Of Tic Committee Oh Invalii Pen
sFsn, nsusyu 70 so,sF S
Wounded wio tIriug salutc Of . United Htatcs
fart on tic .4th oi July, 1895. The argument
turned OIL whstl,er tlic l',an was 70 iar IN tic
Tinted Stutcs service nB to be- entitled 10 q pen
alan. s~N
Illo bill to pny $4,000 to ASA Weeks, for hls
labor n1. expenses ii pcriectine torpciocs nil
favorably to tic jio,sv,
Tncu ca,nc up War.c1aim btl]s. A bill to pay
Join I, Armstrong, Of Virginia. *i.8itl for rr,t
~ wharf In hjnymn'1rin ,i,,rimr ti,n War NJ
Co,,gcr opposed tic lii, contcntlnr tlmt il liz
,nnrehrd oeross lnne brlls .,'rbt t., h"vn ec,, .,
ns ~ nr,v ~ nj nnv ,,, .,., ~ % ~
With wos t., In s.y fr war nv n,,rr..s " o wst
th.w s,cno,'ticd for thcir nr.,,r,,r' "'A'
'sf sniIsy sa1 II 'c a m c,oro,,.
rt,i yvnr .i:f1ra ,i'nr" WA ~ -!
.,raa.,,nr "n,l, ,Iome rt"nv ~ .sti ~
nto fos nny Aiabann ran whcre oxo;. "o was ,s
set up.
Dir. buter said go long rs hl'cll calt,1a were
presented tor uatnn9es uohe turing tho War. Or
for property o. oyenpeu during Thy War, so lonx
would there be q mssutusratnndng bctwcen tue
sections Of re M Union: y ing !and was ttottcd al
was tnade Tor Tic land thus used. As u tllo
cotton fund wi'lGll had 1ccn set Apnrt for tlic
payment o. claims n % set ,, npon T. 10 would vote
Clain,s, and to hare them paid to the axtcnt Of
Tint 1lin8. IL HG HGlIGTGu tD GfjuEtIcD bYNl1lpll
, 1879-02-15

eous.4nt cough with .aot.ntais. q, &C.. i. O*ostt.
ng .tts!s'n ~" sha .asIou.Iy aaeted aaa Il.
,us 1a prsa,pt lisata,rnt " pslns tet rs ssoa*dI
ucc4uraNt serious reAalls usy bd s"As'
tEAlllnt-t "a: