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call Of Jatnes h1cllonry. published IN tho
slh inst, look placa today. Tho Meeting
adopted III sul,stancp but not III fu,fn, tho
proposition enbmittotl by Nfcf[eury III his
circular calling for tho meeting.
FOR THE CATE.
LoNnoS, Maroli 11.-Tl,o Inst reinforce.
monta for soutl, etfrica left Today in tho
steamers Amloan antl Trussian.
MINISTER TO CoNsrANTlEorLE.
LONDON, Marcl, 11.-Tlie Globe aays there
ii n wcil-fonntlcl rumor Tint Tho Rt..llon.
George ]. Goscllen, N. r. for the City Of
London. will be appointed Ambassador at
Constantinople.
local OPTION.
LONDON, March 1l.-1n tho House OF
Commons Inst night motion Of Sir Wilfrea
Lawson, tlcclnring tho inhabitants Of various
localtics shoutd hnvo the means Of restoring
by eotno efficient systoln tho local option to
issue liquor licensees, was rejcota1-252 10
iGt.
INCORRECT.
Tho Pres Association anys tho r,,mor thut
Mr.. Goschon ia to bo appointed Ambassador
Mt ConstantInoplo Is incorrect.
, 1879-03-12

Snfra (HfR.) {Hdtpf7afa.' + q ri Of Hat
Tho most fuoltah bet that wo egte "sa e.. .;votsu
that nude lust Sunday motnns bv ~ Mybael
Shuw'g saloon, on Flotcnce aYenue, y u whisky
IiaIi, lltat he could drink oao taqa.a ~ ,trukl.
withiu aye mtnutcs. hall had PEI PEW ma. a. ,ha
n ruud deal during the nornlnt. asas,Stst. ass The
tins vt bettiuK souewhat ttltotsscs . asa,,c saoHs
II; ;sa ss s {s sc %sn. s1s ss E.; ! @ ~: d
uuart measure was procured aM aa,,st VIZ re sup
brin with whisky, tlu quality d w.; %acp prenrrsllY
pose. was about thu sa'slo as s,u .sa' ffiaII put
sersed ia ming towns ip th. s.a,oi md Without
tic measure nt ltauor to hs H'9atn ~ u ts dtcsi
takli,. It iron, Ill mouth drunk y - ~ ~, Gopr, a
UsfUfe ntpptshau passed hc is ~ wss Il toneo
parcnty dead and ia lnat nn Tejrna a,suus:
riyen but without producing t'e Ie,'Si ~ ihe na.
a sntnacli.titlip was then appi'su ~ vus taken
s Sja. e s q IL iss, - =,
nmt ifs s,,tY.rli,gs bccutno lnsenase na.,,v II ID be
tI"na. from t,,v IuIaamatfh!! nua, IN rnur.tsT
iisvsd. ucrfofaied hia stou,aeh, And " i1ail Was
ni,ht. abou1 ii, O'Clock. l'u d'S''' ouy y5 ycat:
Fobuat, bataworktn yul9!os y9tsa nH ~ twu sud hull
Ut agr. LII dFapk tho "D'9A@ -
lntpUtea.
, 1879-03-12
INCORPORATED,

Epstitt D1patth to 1hs Tftbunk-
APR1Nar1ELp, March 11.-ticenscs to orEon-
lzc tho following proposed corporations were H.
sucd today bY the Secretary OF Btatc:
Tho Won,an's Medical College of Chicago;
capital, $1,000; corporators, urs. William II.
Byfortl. Isaac N. Danforth, asid Charles War
rl,igton Enflc; object, ITO furnish to wouua
plcto medical education"
The Lyman Manufacturing Company, OF ChI-
eaEo;- capital, SO 0o; corporators, J, 7. Assay,
z. j. Marsb, anA Z. N. Sherman.
, 1879-03-12
TIRES.
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box ISL ut noon yesterday
was caused by fire In tho tllree.st"ry brick
building NJ. 53 West Randolph street, owned
by George a. English, and occupied on the ,h'r'i
floor where the IRE WIS Iocatcd bv William
smith. Tic only occupant Of tic premises waa
1l.ycar-old boy numed fired Hillgan, who was
,nstn ont Of thu thIrd-story window by John
Casuv. exprcssnlan, who Is deserving Of great
credit fur Ills presence Of mind uni for his bray"
cry III accomplishing the roacuc. Tic little fcl.
low stated that to lind boon locked 1'p In tile
rsstl, by llis amt, ,n,d claimed that 1e dtd not
uolo from The front window. mud could not tell
llow The lire originated. When hu nnttccd the
Rnoko ami flnmesac started to E!vc tho a!nrn,
,,p the window ns,tl called for help. Damage to
building sl50, mud to furniture $50. No insslr-
ullLG.
, 1879-03-12

VIZ" e'A ~o'A'
CoHsrASf1NornE1'h hlnrch 1l.-Eneland anu
Franco haso notineo Tug fotso tnoy "'li 1'os
comply with Its request tor tho appointment
Of Customs Commissioners, unless tho sup
port OF stronger Syndicate OF bankers than
That Which supports tho 10 IoFquoslie
scheme can DO obtained.
i. RATIFIED.
LONDON, March ll.-The Standards Con-
stans'noplo dispatch npya tha s'rlltan ratified
tic Kusso-Turkisll treaty on Alondny md cx-
changed congratulations with tho Forte.
KsDHREcT1oS.
LONDON, March 12-6 m ma Times
Tirnoya correspondent telograrhs TINT tho
serious, but rgobne!y premature. !nadrrecsion
Of tho Inhabitants Of Turkish village in
the os'nan Bazar District ID reported. a
detachment Of Cossacks was attacked by the
insurgents and lost sevoral men, but repulsod
the assault. Two battalions Of infantry and
mitraillouso battory wore dispatched to tho
scene.
ORDERED TO MOVE.
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SPAIN.
TIE NEW CABINET.

IosnoN, March 11.-A diapntoh from
hImlril snya tho alar.qusH Of MolIns Is e1.
peotud to arrive to-E'aoErow to asSlnae tho
Foreign Aifairs portfolio. He will probably
,mnka several changes in tho .liploma.io rol,-
resontntion nbrosd. Manuel 8ilvela will re-
place tho Mlarluis Of A1olius as Spaniah AMI
bassador at Paris.
Francisco Silvela, Miuistor of tue Iutarior,
Inns Issued circular explaining tho political
aud electoral yiowB of tie Government, on
joining upon his snbortllnatoa respect for
individual liberty, md to do thoir utmost to
sccuro a fair election for Numbers Of tho
Qortea.
UNPOPULAR.
brAnn1p, March 1l.-pablie opinion is un-
favorable to tho now Ministry. II is sup
posed 1t will seek tho support OF the old
Modarado party.
, 1879-03-12

Naocy Wa.pacooua IL ~ Indian maiden ot
the aiEani trlbo living near Wabash, Ind. ehe
drslred white husband, aud aaysr.iaed lor Que,
hunting that tic accepting luan woui4 ret 4
CnMtosi2blu huma by tua1Fytng her, John blad-
l.1o haxelton, 10 years old, exceedingly tall
a,lu leau with his llt,sH awry by meals of break
agc, anu very lama lu onu lrgt presented Aiul-
self II Haney's dwelling ~ 4 candidate. shx said
uvt word, but dsovs hiln uut with i club,
, 1879-03-12

4 house rnailo oi candy Las been on exhibition
10 btstou Biuro Christmas, ani tie owuer offer
cd $50 to the person who would inakn the best
Hucss Of It's weight. It was weighed oua tlay
Iast week, 4stl tla weight was found to be HIl
puunls ai,h Is ountes Thu $50 were divided
between four pesson, each u whoul guessed tho
weight to 10 BIS pounds.
, 1879-03-12

Fronel, Cons11ls. Genoral prasalltntl itlanticai
,,otcs saying THAR Governments did mt al'.
rululoly insist upon tho retention oI Nnbar
l'ssIla iii tho Ministry, bat It tllo Khet1'yo
decided to exclude him tho Khe.tlvo would be-
hold responsible for tie maintenance If pub
lio tranquility. Tho Khostivo accepted the
responsibility.
, 1879-03-12
GERMANY.


JEALOUS OF ENOLANn's iNFLuEyCE.'
.DEnLrx, hlarch 1.-scmi.ol'ictal papers
say TINT surprise is folt in Government cir
cles nt tho general attempt ,nade to give
England NIL tho credit Of having kept Rus-
sia 10 tho Troaty of Berlin. Tho execution
of the troaty is tlne nbove all to Germany's
firmnoss.
B1sMARcKs INTENTIONS.
BERLIN, March 11.-rlo personal altorca-
tiona Of tho Inst two days haye cortaiuly
complicated Tho situation immensely, and, ii
mern personal irritation wero to be consitl-
cred, Bismarck would have enough reason
for promptly appealing 10 tho people, but
there is yot no occasion to doubt that flnn,l-
cia1 measures at lenst will ho submitted to
tho prcsont Rcicllstag.
. risEss COMMENT.
carly dissolution. It atlmits tl,nt< Bismarck
is all-powerful in the Federal Council, which
would readily accolo IL ho proposed disso!t1-
ton. But, It adda, ominously, new elections
at present would only result in tho creation
Of n lsadical party, which now docs not exist
uu1ass tho Socialists ent DO SO considered.
This is supposed to relato 10 tho alleged In
tantions of DR.. Laskor md other National
Libernls 10 join tho Advanced L'bora's.
Such condition would create regular aud
very radical opposition.
nIsMAncK's rELlASCE.
LONDON, March 11.-A Icrlin dispatch
says Tho dissolution Of tho Rcichstag is
unlikely before autumn. Bismarck ro!iss
mainly upon tho rural population, and will
fix tnto for tho election after tho larvost
nj tho most convenient time for bringing
tllom to tho polls.
AGAINST GENERAL DISARMAMENT.
BERLIN, March 11.-Tho Roichstag today
rejected motion in fnvor Of M European
Congress- to arrange for general a'sartna'
,nent. Throo Ultrnmontancs, tho Socialists,
md Herr sonnomau only supported the mo-
| ton. ,...
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1sIIHS1A.

FEvEl. ASr rLAuuE.
ST. rErEnsnuna, Alarc!, 1l.-Tho mortality
statistics Of thu city tito past week show TINT
tho typhus 4as Increased III violence. Spot.
tod typhus Is also prevalent. There hnva
been two fatal cascH Of thr Siberian plaguc.
TclIElsNAtEFF.
ST. nETenanura. A1nrcl, 1t.-Gon. Tchor-
naioG laa returned to tho city.
, 1879-03-12
INDIA.
FAMINE.

14oNpo.,, March 1l.-Tllo Iats 1faN Gasfle
says private lottor from high lutainn ofil-
oial statos that tho 1'oopls Of Cnshmoro aro
dying Of fau,ino liku flies, md at tho present
rnto Of mortality tho Province will bo nenrly
dopopu1atel: by tho ond Of the year.
, 1879-03-12

LONDON, blnrcn 41.-lhe OnKo OF Con-
uaught and suite 60 to-slay to meet the bride.
tho Princess Louisa Margaret Of Prussia
and conduct l,c: to Windsor. Tho King and
Queen Of Belgium leayo Ostond for Wind
sor this morning. Prince Leopold, Queen
Victoria's youngest son, who WIS to be one
Of tho supporters Of tho Duke Of Con-
naught ut the wedding (tho Prince Of Wnlos
being tho othor), is i'll ut Darmstadt, mud
caunot come. Tic Prince Of Wales arrived
in Englana yesterday from tho south Of
France.
THE BRIDE.
Princess Louisa Margaret, accompanied by
her fashcr and mother, Prince alEd Princess
Frederick Charles, arrived at Ehecrness ut
y:15 this morning. The land batteries mud
the ships Ponolopo, Druid, anl Duncan fred
Royal sa1utes. Thero was great display of
bunting from tho shecrnosa and Quoonshor-
aush piera and tho uhips iu tho sie1aity.
The weather is brilliant.
PRESENTS,
On Saturday the officers OF tlto Royal En-
ginoor Corps presented tho Duke Of Coll
naught wedding gift Of silver aud gilt
dessert aorvioo.
On Monday dcpntalion headed by tho
Duke OF Leicester, Lord Clonmcl, and tho
Lord Mayor Of Dublin waited upon tho
Prince Mt Buckingham Palace aud presented
tue Irish gift valued Mt 5000.
DlNSEl.s, =
Thoro will la Royal dinner party nt
Windsor Castle tonight to tho moi,tbcrs of
tho British, pfusslnu, and Belgium fnmiles.
Wednesday, afternoon tho Mayor aud cospo-
ration of Windsor will 20 10 tho OasIlo mud
present t1amonl bracelotsubscribel by tAe
| roaitlonts Of tho borough.
THE WEDDING PARTY.
On Thursday, shortly after III n. M, two
trains Of saloon carriages will leayo Padding
ton Station, London, the tlrAt containing tho
Ambassadors, Foreign AIlnistcrs, Cabinet
Ministers, and other ofllolala, tho second
tnking abont 200 other distinguished guests.
These trains will arrive at Windsor shortly
after II, md tho occupants will lGyo to 81.
Georges Chapel, whoro tho marriage will DO
celebrated, returning to London at tho closo
Of tho fessiyitios. After luncheon, the Duke
Of conuanght md brido, esoortod by do.
tachnout OF Horse Guards, will drive to
Oeremont House, Surrey, whore they will
speul tho honeymoon.
kLEcTl1C LIGHT.
Tho House OF Commons to.dny adopted q
motion for tho appointment Of selevt com.
1nittee to inquire whether It Is desirable to
authorize schomes for lighting by electricity,
or by other improved metloas
| FIRE ON slItrHoAHp.
LONDON, March 11.--Lator-The fire OF
the corvette Thotia, at Plymouth, was only
e1tinguished when Tie vessel waa flooded
Tho forward part IL much damaged, but tAs
hull u uninjussd. Tho fire started iu tht
boatswain'S stororooln.
ANOTHER FINE.
LONDON, March ll.-rho fourth floor sut
portion Of tho root Of Lord Grauvillea res
, iaeucs, Carlton House serracc, burned las
! night. Tho damage was not serious.
ATLANTIC GREAT WESTERN.
LONDON, March li.-A meeting OF th
, shareholders and bouaholaers OF tho At}anti
4 Great Western hallway, punsuant to III
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st.,: Ivy ~ ~" ~ seaS s,v i'nk nrr in
sIsn .etinr o.i!cesf, "s ~ .n1 tt..S 49, ~ IL
ie PRESIDENT nlorc: u, ss Goarts OF .a"t ,s, Ut u.
@ 1 ihrss c. ~ ~, III nt ~ In ort nn Lila nct Of
a" a i.,wc uccd ''' nnt ns ho tIrr1s n IMAM
"'1Ho w." nv, nut" r..sss,,nr ,,osrsT v,rcrtoys
.hs af1' TO skco.n 's,sn 1Ic;.. n'.su.a ,,,,
To overcome tllis additional difficulty, aS Wei
1ncnt Of tt,' art Of May ~, l.7o wn. rca''csteS
nj a,ncr,la1ory art wlsch should provide for s
M sya fe9 q s 81 y Mcss
nctaen "a cites Of nvcr aouo ihlaoi1aIn,ts, I,, A.
wri' as Tor t'ie appointment Q, spse'Gt hspass
naIsnn!s. nlHi when hnola eienrlY ue.Mu !1m .so
utstasca sc b, containing sne tM;en1s y; ~,
sesto"a. N.Y. tho sae WAS i"ssooTssI ~, :; -" rs
i!omso q ;t Kan;ssentativrs On 'nt': y -, ~
u"Ie cnfS ol tn.s atatc ~ ,',,, va so.
carefully cosIaero, md % tho ttt 1 ot Febt'a, f. r.
neY neY ls'l' Was repoFteu 70 .he lionss " f,,t sno
thurman ot sIat Co1nlt''ttce,...uuGe H!ns- W
a!i',cWh9 "a stnseM a. iias on .ae FOLLOWING M,nn
oF tle llonse uni press its pasfnge. ,,, ~,
~ flu tny al'nunnee.t|Lcp: little pisl Was
ea@a up, Wncn Eeactpl ass,so "hs s@nsessett Il
U' Waa % ss,ai rSr 1sa" i Wcnrsay cb.
ionfnal.h AZ tiE.t TIM tl1e fullest orno5tunity
iuE uenatc nM ~. "as lily
sns s nj. scg ~ onRsr .nq tnan t5ty @
ntGs cnc'l' aaa tnat q soto shoao W t@hc'1 ~
octeeR.
FULL, nscussioS of THE NIL"
and '?S,H: stnyls m'Fe ~ New M YoFk: So1waI an
Stiles, Ut pennsylvania; Kerr and Voorl!ees, Ut
Indiana; md Axtcll, uf California, on The part
Of thu Democrats; and Mcssrs. Churchill, OF
New York; lsingl1am ansl Lawrence. OF Ohio;
, 1879-03-12
Rom r..


nosrE, Alnrch 11.--Tho Hoce tl,lIa VeritH
gives conspicuous denial to the report TINT
tho poro hRB assumed n moro unco1npromis-
ing attitude.
, 1879-03-12
,pO1sTUGAL.

AFRICAN ENPtOithTtnSs.
LONDON, Afnrch 1t.-Tlie Nrily Ne'ss' LIS
bon special states tiat tho Portuguese OK.
plorcr, Pinto, lna trayoracd Africn from wost
to east, aud has renclet rranaynaf.
, 1879-03-12

THE KnEplvg ACCEPTS THK RESPONSIBILITY.
OalRo, March ll.-Dotoro the formation Of
the new Egyptian Ministry the british aud
, 1879-03-12
AT FOND DU LAC. WIS.
..,,, y,f..s,ch !, mi Ts.,hure

Fosp pu LAC, WIS.,, March 11.-At
o'clock a. m. a fro DESTROYED the resldence Of
Peter McCabe. Insured for $500 lit the North
American.
Misunderstanding CompanJ was damaged 10 the TX
tent Of $500. Insured in the Atlantic.
, 1879-03-12

AT KTSUSlIA, WIS,
Hptcta1 D4uafca to u: 7rtonnf. ..-
KENosuA, Wis. March l1.-Thc old bell
House on Chicago street was partially destroyed
hy Tire about o'cloek this morning. The prop
crty was owned by 1Vililn Creancy, of tl,'s city,
who susta!ns loss of nearly $aa,pO0; insurance,
$l,0DO. a defective ilue Tas the Ease.
, 1879-03-12
Moderate Republicans antt Mon
nrcl,ists Solitl Agninst'
tho Proposition.
General Disarmament Discountenanced
by tho German neichstag.
German Press Opinion upon the Exist
Ing Political Complications.
Preparations for tho Forthcoming Anglo
German Royal Nuptials.
Terrible Mortality from Famine
in Cashmere, India.


EItAN ~ LA
FoKClSa TIE ISSUE.
LONDON, March 1l.-A dispatch from, Paris
ssys that Fonrtou intonds to demand I'M
rcaclanent, and will vote in favor Of the
resolution. It is believed tl,at tho feeling Of
irritation in tho country against tho fac!ions
conduct Of tho Kalioals. il NJ strong NJ that
ngainst the Ministry Of tho 10th Of A1ny.
PAUL DE oAssA0NAC.
PAnrs, March 11.-Tho Committee of tho
Chamber Of Deputies recommends that Tho
second election Of Paul do Cassngnao be de-
clnrel void.
ne rOIRTnU AGAIN.
Dc Foursou,' in tho impeachment debate,
will demand to 1,e Tried, and not merely lot
oil. witt, vote of censl,ro, while he cor-
tentls tt,a Chnmbor Of Deputies, not boipg
Judicial body, haB no power 10 pronounce
on thoso no longer In office.
FREE.rRApE LECTURES.
Tho Free Trado Society intonds to havo
lectures OH grand scaio throughout Franco.
The society il assured Of the cooperation Of
John bright md the Golden Club.
COMMUNISTS rANDoNEn.
IARIH, AlhrEu 41s-1FaA1ueIlL |fFeFy uRs
signed decree pardoning LII Communists,
including NM. Arthur Rano, El.o Reclus,
and Elisco 1soc1us.
,DtsCREptTRD.
PAnrs, March 11.-Tho story is discraditea
that tho Frouoh Government have resolved
to retiro if tho minority on the i1npoaoh-
mcnt question III only obtained by tho sup
port Of tho Right. 1t is thought, however.
Tint such support Is necessary, Us tho split
il tho Republican camp llas begun to attract
gonoral attention. .-
REVOLUTIONARY TELEGRAMs.
pAmR, March 1.-The Committee rron
the acts Of tho Ministry Of tho 18th Of May
have issuod supplement to II. Brisson'a
report containing hundreds Of kilograms in
support Of tho facts nlluced in the report.
1tEEl1SGS.
The groups Of tie Left hold meotiug
tomorrow to determine their notion upon
the impeachment question. Tho Roya!iss
hight was unanimously decided to oppose
impeachment whatover mny trangpiro dur.
| inR the debate. '::''' .
| WILL OPPOSE.
LospoN, March ia Pnris correspondent
Of tho Times says tic puro Loft met o,
Tuesday and tacltly decided to voto agaius
impeachment. Tho Bonaparsists have dc
cidel 10 oppose impeachment,
, 1879-03-12

LONDON, Blnrch ll.-Tho Daily Netts
Txcgedin, Hungary, dispatch reports The
situation unchanged. WAole towns in ths
ueIghborhood aro crnmbling down.
, 1879-03-12

). EptcfnI Dlsp0fch 10 7hs. 7F16une+ -
Fast SAGINAW, Mich, March 11-Wfng's 1um-
bcr lsy-kilr at Eyart burned ut noon to-day.
Loss, s., ,e00. No insurance. Caught from
Bp2rk. T..
, 1879-03-12

TEsrIr, March 1l.-All Boottons OF the
Hungarian Lower llouso have accepted tho
bill formally recognizing tho Treaty Of DeE'
Hin
, 1879-03-12

AT Nf0RNtILTON, AK.
LITTLE, ROCK, Al0rch 1t.-Last, night the
storo OF George Miller, Of btorrilltou. Ark, was
burned. Loss, S12, o00; Insured for threefourths
Of lts Talua,
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-26
Saturday Night.

The charm Of this night-which
is not 10 be followed by day OF
labor-hss been often felt and sung.
II is an oasis in the week. The tired
traveller releases his camel under the
palm tree and sits down BY the
cooling waters to rest.
Let lie give young men aud wo.
men lint by which this enchanted
spot OF time can be colored with
fresh besuty aud embucd with EN-.
pbstic Significance. Those o. sou
who have homes, make this uight q
home night. Let father and moth.
er enjoy the society oftheir children
and delight IN tbe visible express
lone OF their affections. Let broth.
ers and sisters hold endesring conf
municn tc-nigh.. With music asd
books, and innocent games and gep.
isl aud loving chat, make Saturday
night Gear 20 The heart, time to be
looked forward - with vivid pleas.
nre aD1 he remembered as some.
thing sweet, sterling aud sacred.
Tbi. il not difficult to do. Try Il
isst one month, and habit vii! con.
firm this fesiure aud place upon it
the supcrscsiptioh Of HI euduring joy
rs readily IS IL stamps vicious In.
dulyences or uuwho!rsome rieaa.
urea LIT The week have one night
Dedicated 10 love vi,bout 4 sting,
and pleasure without Il panslty.-
Ciaciandt Saturday Night.
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-26

The oihur day .harp-iOokiBg
youth walked up quickly TO the
counter OF the postOffice in 4 couHtry
town. aud emp.yiDg hag of cop
per: thereon, askcd the clerk, who
was attending to an ether Customer,
for 4 dollars worth of one-cept
stamps. oh. you be bothered"
was The answer. That's not u le.
gal tender il is all copper" j" "Whst
is legal tender, theaf' asked the
boy. "Why, one cent Is u legal
tender for Que cent stamp" "Ohw
exclaimed the youth, ais 2" Come
on, them" passing coin from the
hesp; ga one.cent stamp. please"
The clerk gave him one. Another,
please" a second was given him,
"Ano-,' "Here, stop that" the
clerk said. "Give me the money.
1t will be the shortest way to get
rid of you" After counting the
money he gave the value thereof In
stamps to the lad, who was heard to
utter: 81 though. / would tire him
out"
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-26

The reliable man is 3 man ofgood
judgment. He does not jump at
conclusions. He Is not frivolous
man. He is thoughtful. He turns
over o subject in his mind, and looks
at Il an around. He is not a par
GaI or a one-sided man. He sees
through a thing. lie Is apt to be a
very rcticent man. He does not
have to talk great deal. He is
moderate man, not only in habits of
body, but also in mind. He is not
passionate man if 80 he has over
come IT by grace. He ia 9 sincere
man, not q pl0tter and schemer.
What he says may be relied on.
lie is trustworthy man. You feel
cafe with property or the admins
tration of affairs in ilis hands. lie
Is brave man, for his conclusions
are logically deduced from the sure
basis Of truth. and he does not fear.
to maintain them. lie is q good
man, Tor no man can be thoroughly
honest and truthful without being
good.
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-26

A farmer who has had great sue
ress with Lis apple trees, end never
had une troDhled by the 5orer or
rsbhits, gives The following infsiii.
bic way Of protecting them: Take
handful "f slough grass. ofisst years
growth, ~hich ia long sud dry. aud
pnt srouud the trunk OF the tree, so
that the grass runs mp and down
snd the .ruuk Il entirely hidden.
Tie at The top and bottom with rage
or bands of grass. II slough grass
ispoi handy. wheat or cst straw will
auswer. though not So tough. The
reason that rabbits will not trouble
it is plain, but the reason the borer
cannot harm II needs explanation.
Ii is well known that the borer does
little damage il the season be very
wet, rs the bark is juicy and browns
The borer, or kills the eggs, as soon
As they enter. The slough grass has
the came effect, BY keeping the
bark on the south side of the tree
fresh and green. Without the grass
the sun psrches The bark and has the
effect Of cooking and making it ten
der, thus allowing the borer easy
access. The objection to tsrred pa
per and binding with cloth is, that
il does not allow a free circulation
of air. The slough grass is being
used very extensively In this part of
the country, its good effects having
been proven for yesrs.-Nebroska
Farmer.
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-26

Quite discovery IN the treatmen,
of ofdipiheris has been made here. A
Young msa whose arm had been
amputsted Was attacked by dipshe.
ria before healing took place; and
instead ut the matter incident to
that disesse being deposited In the
throat, the greater portion appeared
in the wounded arm, and the dip.
iberia vas very light aud easily
manssed. DR.. Davis, of MankatO,
profted by this. and in his next
case of diptheria- blistered his pa
TENTS chest. and on this blistered
part the chief deposits appeared.
Thie wss also an easy case OF the
disease. The theory OF DIR. Davis is
fhat diptheria usually occurs In the
Throat. Hence, when the blister
breaks the skin upon any part Of the
body the disease appears there
Nianesota Letter to the Sale~s
(Kass.) Gazette.
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-26

His constituents will doubtless re-
gret 10 give him up, but will easily
consent to yield the lesser to the
greater good. There are those Of
us who think that some time-not
in lSS0-the people Of the country
at large will be apt to claim an in.
terest in him. And, what 10 more
curious, Bsyard, on the other side,
does not seem to have lost by equal
firmness. An eminent public man
once remarked to me. that the prin-
ciple that he who loses his life shall
save il, was O. true In politics as
religion. Whether he has since ex-
emplified it in his own conduct, I
forbear to remark. Certain it Is,
that our political history Is full Of
the wrecks of those who yielded to
please, and did not please those to
whom they yielded.
Turning from politics, let me ad-
wise my Nebraska friends not to be
so much enamored of shade, in plant
ing their new groves, as to turn
their houses into temples of obscuri-
ty. "The sunshine is glorious
thing" 10 q verse that I wish my
friends here had borne o little in
mind, in planning their houses and
setting out their trees. There are
only two really bright rooms in my
dwelling. But the children seem to
think that nuts aud apples make
ample amends.
Yesterday the interminsbie Ohio
rains sppeared to have fairly begun,
but to-day is 8 day so bright and
gracious IS even Nebraska might
enjoy. Good days are 60 common 8
commodity there that We hardly
appreciate them but here every day
at this season saved from cloudy
duskinessr 10 q special treasure.
Allow NE this opportunity Of
saying goodbye TO various friends
TO whom have not had the oppor-
truity Of bidding farewell In person.
c. C.s,