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Nov Is,Hs7s-ts.

ht1HO0 TO $4,000 A YEAR, or s. TO $40
WILIU day in your own locality. NO
h1U risk. Women do as well ~ men.
MIJlJlj Many make more than the amount
stated above. No one can fail 70 make money
fast. Any one can do the work You can make
from SO cts 20 81 an hour BY devgting your
evenings and spare time 70 the business. u costs
nothing TO ~y the business. Nothing like y Tor
N sney making ever offered before. Business
pleasAnt and strictly honorable. Reader, ~ you
Want 70 know al about the hest paying business
b fore tao public, send ns your address and We
will send you full particulars and private terms
free; samples worth - also free; you can then
make no your mind for yourself ADDE'S,
GEORGE sTlHSON h CO., Portland Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
NOTICE.

Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
st. Mary's CO.. Leonardtown, Nov.26, 70.
Notice Is hereby given, that the December
Term Of the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county
will be adjourned from Monday, the Isl, 90
MONDAY, the sih Of December, proximo.
By order Of Court,
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Nov q, Is19--it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

On the 10th instant. BY the Rev. Father Van
De vyver, JOSEPH F. NEAL, Of this Town, TO
Miss HATTIE MASON, formerly Of Richmond,
Va.
On the 22nd instant, nv the Rev. Father Pae-
riarini. DAHL. j. B0WLES 10 Miss NARY A.
GRAVES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

Second TRIVIA.
We lately recorded in the BHAoOs The -
unusual AsR Of assdbnd grOwih'of sszas'
ries, taken from St. Mary's garden. We are
now called upon TO notice a second growth Of
apples, the specimen being from the orchard Of
Mr.. A. c. Tyler. OfSt. InigOcs' district, and
about the proportions Of gOod-sized hickory
nut. The variety Of the apple is unknown to
M
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

&c csrrssPsnaszss.
The rosninuniratioa of DR.. King was received
TOO late IL TIE wssk 70 obtain publication in Cur
prssent Issue. e yin appear in our next, IS
win, also, otl,er favuEa which We have been con-
PEELED 10 bold over.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
For Three Days Longer

0UR old customers and persons intending TO
~ make purchases in our line Of business are
notified that we are still dlspOsing Of our entire
stock of goods at
Cost Prices
for cash without any reservation. This will
continue for only three days longer and sll
should avail themselves Of the opportunity 10
make their purchases Of as during the present
week, ending, Saturday, the 29ih.
GREENWELL 4 FENWICK,
Nov %, 1879. LeOnardiowni Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

The LATE ELEcTIoN.-The Hagcrs-
town Mail, in a suggestive article on
the late election, extracts lesson there
from and makes some practicable sug-
gesiions. as follows:
There can be no mistake as To the
meaning oil the People in the late cleo
ton.
Fir<t-Their absolute desire for Dem
ocratic rule In the State.
Second-That all those measures hav-
ing relation TO economy, taxation. the Pu-
rity Of elections, the abolition OF useless
Offices, the correction of abuses where
ever existing, whether in State, county
or city administrations, as so polntediy
expressed IN The Democratic platform,
shall be carried out.
In this view il is most important for
every good citizen to lend a helping
hand. And now Us the time for action.
Before the meeting Of the Legislature,
wherever there is an abuse in any local
administration or in any Office, let the
proper mea assures be atonce taken TO bring
il before the Legislature; and to facili-
labT action 4 zmPcrtsat that the bills
be drawn and everything be prepared
in time for legislative action. There
can be no divided opinion among hon
est and fair men upon questions OF this
sort.
Ex-senator Chandler was bluff out
spoken sort oil man. He gave Presi-
dent Hayes a specimen OF this quality
shortly after the Administration got un-
der way. Chandler was disappointed
and somewhat disguised at Hayes for
not inviting the man who had counted
him in to continue as one oithe Cabinet.
Afte. his first return to Washington from
a term at home in private life, he visi-
ted the Executive Mansion opay his res
poets 10 The President he had created.
"Well, Chandler" said the President,
shaking his hand, under that genial
smile that makes the oficeseeker feel
so happy, "your old constituents were
glad to welcome you home again"
Eyes, Mr.. President. met with
but one man who seemed disconnected.
He is an old Republican, and taking my
hand on seeing me, he said: Chan
der, believe you are an honest man;
YOU never did steal anything but the
Presidency, and that. as It turns out, is
only petty larceny. "
The smile vanished from the face OF
the Administration, aud Chandler had
for lunch slice OF cold shoulder
Washington Capitol.
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]. 80. - II. ! MS 81 siisgs That
thrived during Gssas TWO terms, those
who fear ''ihe mob and those who have
lost faith in local self-government and
the military sristocrscy-all OF these
want strong Government, even il IL
should be military dictatorship"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
Carpet Paper I

weighing about n. 70 the Square Yard.
Extra Heavy, "a rs. 20 the Square j SFd.
Price cts. per pound.
This paper is used 60 great advantage under
Carpet, Mating or OH Cloth, causing them 10
wear as long again, deadening sound and beng
impeTviousto air, making the house much WAFmeE
10 winter and saving its eostin fuel the 6rst eaE
II IL very durable and need not be renewed ior
years. csiI and examine 10 at GEEEETRLI
FERwsrx gToRg, Leonardtoyp.
LUXE 2. MATHEWS, AssHs.
EePt IS, tsT3-s8.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

has on II a good DWELLING and necessary
OUT-HOUEES, Is situated in Fosters Neck on
the Wicomico River, ST. GATHERINGS Bay and
Whites Greek, has river, bay and creek shore
line Of about three miles. Fish, oysters, terra
pin aud Wild fowi are abundant in their season
aud easily obtained. II lies well for division
into two farms Of equal size with tide water lines
and advantages 70 both divisions and al alum
dance Of wood and timber.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

Uye1n8s
The old dyeing establishment, Branch Once
10 ". Baltimore Street, is IS ever prepared 70
do at kinds Of work in their line, with neat
ness. eheapness and despatch. ThesuPeEiorehar-
ae.er Of sheir work enables them TO please the
most fassidious, and save 20 the frugal many
POLAR. The attention osOur lady readers il e.
r.e;,llv called TO sheir BaliinsoFs Branch 0fies-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
DIED.

On the IIth Instant. IGNATiUS G. MAGILLs
In the slst year Of his age. formerly Q resident
az this county. bat for the last 30 years resident
A Monk's Corner. South Carolina. May he
rest In peace
Al hiu residences In the 9th district, on the 4th
NJ Novensber. instant, JOHN b. RALEY, in the
T6th year Of bis sge. May he rest in Peaeei
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
RATIFICATION NOTICE
VIM. II. Tippeit
VS..
Robert G. Combs and
John G.. Tippett, admrs. Of
Zaecheus Tippett, ct al.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county, sit
ting as IA Court OF Equity.
No. 500 y. +.
RDERED this 9th day Of November, 1879,
~ that the sales made and reported by
Robert G.. Combs, Trustee in this cause
be ratified and confirmed, unlcss cause 10 ihecon-
trary be shown on or before the 4ih Monday OF
Dec. 1879; provided a copy Of this order bepub-
lished IN the St. Mary's BEACON, once ~eek for
three successive weeks prior 10 the said 4th Nom
day of December.
The report states the lands sold for $T40.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Nov ~, Is7e-3w.
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Fosters Neck Farm,

the same being the real estate purchased by Bis
coe Cheseldine, deceased, and Posey Cheseldins
Of John +. Dent, Trustee. Said real estate con-
sists cf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
Tuesday, the 9th Of Dec.
1879,

between the hours Of o clock, m and O'Clock,
p. m, one undivided balfin'sres, in thst tract
or parcel Of land lying in Ailcst0wn district Of 80
Mary's county called and known by the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
--one-ihird Of the purchase money 10 be pnid IN
cash, and the remainder in cBe year, secured ~
bonds, 10 be approved By the Trustee. and bear
ing interest from the day Of sale. Upon pay-
ment Of the whole purchase money, the Trustee
will convey 20 the purchaser. all the claim ana
title Of the parties 10 the proceedings in this
cause. -
GEO. BLACKSTONE,
Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27
Trustees Sale
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

RY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
. ST. Mary's county, in Equity, in cause
in which Ann z. Cheseldine WIS complainant
and Annie S. Cheseidine ct al were defendants,
dated Ilih OF November, 1879. the undersigned,
Trustee. will sell NJ public auction at the Court
House door, Leonsrdtown, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-27

Total. 90,797 IS,
Hamilton's majority. %. 1877
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
NEWS W the WEEK.


THREE tmrlryrA ~s th~ tans~.~m~nt
t~sst a*ras n I's~AAA inasA, havsns v~~sF&~*A
skss ss., - W. s+~s~s At~~ w u~sss \. A~~sves
~ .vsAsv~~~ u sh*ss A&sNlv~st~rs. t~~ ~~ss
s~Hsrnr~d = NV lr~s MNney~8Assm~ ANA ~
ess.rs rr* v s~n srAs~ s.SrA,wsssaan.
4 correspondent n she New YcsA
,t,ss's, ~ Aiesensssa, Es,ts. sass sAssss
= ses~A meashs' esmraisn, tara tlv~~s s~s~sne
nsssh rwmriessls .sessssens, fh~ ssvuit has
s@~n rsssh~d. ana sisA muss m ac~~ me
siAve tfHlae which has outraged csvilssassea fcs
haif ~nsnfy In Oh s~vrn piseAe~a lassirs
wwsv fnusht I'm she ssay~,le t,ves, she slAve.
traders And vtwis remsNnsns Asasnss tte~~l
All th~ siAsr ssAstons ~es~ Destroyed. ANA she
rssal allsshmre, ~ rivsitr~i rnl~ ~sll rsvv~nl ANy
further rAsAa srrm W. ~wsc0 " shv tsAsellr :
The Prince ~ Orange. heir apparent
- lhe ihspne " sh~ Netherlands. u aeAA
John Ennis, th~ American p~sl~a.
sFiAn, ~ho ~en, over " En9ianA " wAlk for
shc Assiey b~il. rccensiy sAvss, th~ livss u s~c
iadsrs n nnv n tho iccAs IN ih~ river TNAmes
The nri'ons unanimously vos~ him ss~As here
A Are II Point Brcesc. on the Hchuyl.
Aili river, inst above rhiladslphIa, destroyed
sev~ral fAetosics, 4 largo ampuni NJ shlpplns.
And ,un,nu aailons of OIL The loss will reach
more than million Of dollara.
A Dispatch from g. Petersburg
states thai the Governor General NJ Moscow
has found II neeessary to caieud martial Law h,
hve adjacent provinces
Reports have reached thc Govern.
men. of India cf frcsh masaAcvca of royal
Princes = MAnialAy. prompted by tho King oi
llmrmah.
Tho cause 81 Tho recent advance In
silver IN London II attributed BY tho l0nlon
TWrs 10 thu fact thai thc German Government
II boarding rnln with view, IL u believed, 10
In early remorctisstion.
The Great Council of Geneva, Swits.
sflAnd, has r~sused 10 discuss thc re-~~lAbiish.
inens Of capital punishment Not single voice
was raised In lis favor.
Il II rumorcd that the Khcdiyc oi
Egypt Will sbAicase,
Tho bill Tor tho removal Of Tho French
legislative body from vcrsailles " Paris hiss
passed uss upper house of tho French PAslia.
ment by . largo majority.
While The steamer Orphens. hound
p kosntsshars. wss lying IN Tho harlor of
Asnsiin. Germany, hev boiler burst. and many
psrsona aboard wore killed.
4 britiah Parliamentary committee
hss resolved that sho electric lighting syssem |.
sufficiently Developed ~ allow IN bstng econ.
omieally nsed for public. but not Tor domestic
pnrpossA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

Tho National 0rucnback State Con.
veniion Of Minnesota was held 81 ~ Paul on
the ioth of juno. Ignasius Donnelly presided
Tho following tcte. WAS nominated; Dover
nor, Ara nasson, Of rsritauis; Lieutenant Gov
ernor. William Melhsn. os Fillmore county /;
Jreaaurer, Andrew Nelson, Of Mcsksr county !:
hecrstsTy of Mate. A. r. tAnc, of Hsnnspin
county; Attorney General, William l. Kelley,
IL n. PAnl; Railroad Comn,lsaionor. Ebsussni
Ayrea Of Washington county.
Tho Prohibition party d Minnesota
held .laeir BiAia Convention q Minneapolis on
the iosl. Inst, and placed thu following ticket
III tho held Governor, ilcv. WI W. kAstsriec;
Lieutenant Governor. T. u. williams; Secretary
of ssste, 1 q Asearns; Treasurer, u. D. brown
Attorney General, A. w. Bangs
Tho Iowa Republican Convention as-
ssmbled =. tho stata capital Juno IL. aud or
gsninsd by electing ex senator Harlan N pro-
sids dov dear snd Lieut. Gov. Campbell
we're nominated for recollection by acclamasion !;
Judge Heck WAS renomlna,cd for supreme
Judge, and Mr.. von ooelln for Superintendent
of Public Instruction
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
mt~+ W r.ae srAa~neA# u ! s~eNs t~+~ss

Ht.'e ~ s.ss sAa~rrA4 . s~w@s r~s~sss
fras~ alsss4ss*
Tht rha~~xr Tsmr* vssMsa ~ss~r~~
sTltss~gAb rrss. "A ~ rstsAss#~ w w. ~*~e&
'hsw~vAeas sl# Mr~s AmA kvwsh~r~A syvMm
~hs~h Y sfae.t~ shAs W she sv~~s ~hsAs x~w~
lnx Nsass+ N nsNM~wsA A@A ws&~ws~A~ sh*
tt~t~~s Il sww* fAs4~Ats~ sAAA sAtssss VI W.
a~As~M -. sns@st~s*A ~ sas~ ssi~@ ss~sM y
AAss sssnossA III sNssvv~~hl~ sA~ets vi NJ
As"~ths I'VE lase se~n vsSsn hss tAA~A ssww
e1s kse~sh Al ss~s.&s* N As.as N r~s e~~t
N Mr. astv@ee rsss lsss yv~s h s~vweA. ana
He rss.ehs ssamass ~ M ss~lA n ss~ss
N.sssssa hasA%ls
A hasersst while hesaR rapidly
dsisss se m N tAieawe. = s~w sishss axa.
80 Ieaseesi iAsa thu tivss, Tho bridge t,ssns
ulsee ~ the fuas hs~snen I'm sh~ ~Ass ten
sAs~l sh~s~s~lvss ~ lsAlsss ftv~ sk~ vehsese.
ihs rshes s~e eusrs da~A Os# swcc~~ss~A IN
s~imMins sst IN esAes, together with M
hess~. t~snx sifr~H~i
Al Boswell, Ind. icw days A6c.
aacnt inp r~s~ons ~rs~ sAAinx sheisss w ! lc~
lamtts 4shesl ftpm ! s~vet~ thunder assnsm.
when thuml&t,,pl. struck ths ah@l, svravAs.
ine, passing dawn rAch ssi~ ~ n. hitting III.
ssAnsly t~o men Mihe wAxmAn and Lac
Hhermss fatally injarsng ueorec, Janice and
i.hn Lane. while Lorenzo S,oves. Dr. J. ".
t,scen, tAmasi OAy aud another, name ncs
given, were severely injured Tho crowd wAs
rallied tossshss for shooting tournament u
.hAi plaza
A dlsratch from Dead wood. d. r.,
sa,s ihA, u Da6alo gap. ny . sa.l,ien risc and
overflow of Beaver creek, rAased by q water.
spout eleven persons w~ve drowned. Their
names wrre Mrs Moore, Mrs. 1hodsa. Oliver
iil,oisa. Prank Reed. Clyde Ihoiea, cin
lshodes, MAnd lihoies tthc latter shrcc chi-
dren) III smigranis On tho way 10 Mo nlArk
Hills from Mills county. Iowa. and four msa
goinR ffom thu HiIls 10 thu railroad, names un.
known Two we're team owners, ono pAsssn-
ser. and ) night hsrdcs. 1--WE minutes from
the hrss alarm thu wi,ois county va flooded,
and tho water snb~iLcd almost ~ suadsnly q
II fuee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
DoInos n coHoaSsa

In ~ senate, On ~ Oh Inst, ~ coks's
rY-laiioa ~ disshsrs ~ Finance commissss
lruu farther consideration " ths warmer silver
l,i snd IL dreisrs il LefDre ths Ksnsts fos action
~ laid before ths b1Dsts. hut ~ movon ~ ~.
VOORHEES, wss isia essr. THIS AeDonsld hil -
slouanx sAs smplo,Meas " sIs miiits snd lsad
e.i naval eorsss u tls tnitsd htst~s ~ certain
ssss. ~ss tsksn ~. snd Mr Harris msd~ speech
~ ssptsaft u lhA bl.~-1hs House niAds hort
~glk nth shs i~al.lssiss. ksesasiss e1d 1udtsisi
niiisr. MD tntiusdisteiy pAssst. nader susI'~n
sl.,a ~ ths rules. by sots ~ i ysAs N - Aays,
@~ TNefv ~As saasMs af tkHsorrstis Bensinva. ~
tls .,.a.ne, IL sen..arg whss Astion shonid 10
taken es HE warner kslsss lall bAt - dsAntie
Atr .ineHt = Fssebsd The silver spen Expressed
great indignation d The rsfass Ut ths Finance c0m.
missss - sstsTt ths bttI.
The Senate. on tbs lOth. unanimously psssed
shs Itonse rssoiason srpreprisiins ea.t1 Z" rrtd
. monument " msrb ssa bsrihpi.e ~ ds"vss
Ma.Lnrt.D. Tts hill nisslnv v slnrgar tafi"rses
established sal .t4raisi IrsDs ~ uarri, iNi"
s.s rss.si. II provtdss thAs sush fsstnrirs may
H. oi.rsiri for th~ mAHafses1rs ~ vinegar W y.
fvLs ystDr within ispv fsst u distlilsvy, and~s
s..Hlsilvns " sA~ kssrssAvy VI Che Trwasmsy. The
+sta ~ ~ rtos4 vols " u ysoe ~ nAye, refuses
~ fAks up Mf. aHkes resolution dterAAr1hs thr N.
IsNs. .lnliltss fvsm further r0nsiA~r ltOM u tAs
Warner tissr hill aDd AselartH9 u hSl0ss tAs ~.
IT. fpF ertton - n ~ House. ~, mogrs0a. 1ruln
shs ceIs1ttase - Wsys - 4sa"s ssecstsd -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
The Yoetmam Whs WewlAm't Annsusrs
lDlsmarek.

They are telling good story In BeY.
lin of the visit paid by bismarck ~
Lord and Lady DuMesin, a. the Kaiser.
hOl. when tho newly. .maAs Ambassador
and his wife we're passing through tho
kaiserstads. Ths fOAman 70 whom
Bismasck gave his card returned, after
keeping tho Prince waiting several min.
utes. and, In reply ~ tho Princes IL.
mand whether ~ had announced him,
n~id, rather impcrtincntly. mol" Ncw
Dixmarck, - ! suppose III thc world
knows. II irritatcd III moment, snd thu
nnnkcy's imwrtmrlmbility simply threw
him into white hes'. III great rsge
liz burst out, "Yon Old looIi Why notYs
snd waa going away, when Lord Dnf-
form looked ont 0f his room aud pro.
cceded 10 explain. II seems that Lady
DMferin WAS dressing. and that CiswIrs,
who thought tho Prince wished ~ sre
the Countess, had beSn told by the
Lady's maid that her mistress was not
st home. By the tims that Lord Duf.
ferin had explained the mistake 10 Dis.
mafck, Her 1ssd.ship hsd finished
dressing and wss ahlc u receive thu
Prince. Now inst imagine what ire.
mensIaus consequences might haye m.
sued from Chawlf~' absurd mistake.
London j,dp~r.
1MEHE arS len icc companies III New
York city. and Onc ~ them, perhaps tlle
lArgest In the business, liss i stock ii
,O00, ,OtO tons.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, ~ ) meeting ia&t wcck. conaIi-
sred she eAse u ksnAsor IngAlls, of Kansas
Two Democrats tiiili aad vAnco) and two H.
pnb eAn. Cameron, Of wisconsin, and HoAr)
expressed tho opinion shas In view % shs In
yeslisAslen BY tho Kansas Legislature. shcre u
not enough Of tho case 10 put Mr. Ingalls, again
oa The defense. and, therefore. thcy would mol.
recommend ~ investigation bv the Senate. Tho
remaining four Democratic members were Of
the opinaan that IN Investigation ought 10 bs or
dered
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
nc eAlenO q Allll
nolLOWAY'S PILLS,

kAt se AFFeasss NslIssa,v 5Sin sss, \. !
ksafst nNs
sass Fslls ~. mAsssssasa
stsa fss Assthtt Aas, sAa hesr shsa In shs
~ nai,esas kss s~sva ~ hsaAasAs shs, wss
FhsuHlr@ e
vas - ~ ymMy cyls HI nv hAh% ~ shslssa
MHseHs Ns AeAs iH'is thirv ert NJ. In siAs."
AeAAsA w msVlns " My~ vussda
Ns hH0 nv HMil1&At Oiht'n*Nl rasvd mr. IN
1850 n ths hAAA ltWht~A ssms vi fnus san.
Msnt heAtsN lhs sAvs, AMA ths H~ss~ ~ TEN
s.. sMA tHs t~w h~tsa, I wAMt env NV reor fam
~. " - ="
ihstess AsiiAvi ycws rsteN v = ssN,s, hu, me
tneaiftHs v sM~ u Satth AnIlAy~
hsNA sHs Nse A0aeA III y1Mf RITA
MeaI. TT Grille AMA vsver,~
] hAss svev ~ sueA tsstimeMtAis - these hut
want II apse~ soMvsia me 10 conclude.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS oLvANyNoA

A recent Telegram from Eagle Pass
on the ilio tIrande, In Texas. says that = com.
pAny of Mexican infantry ~ piedras Ncgraa, on
tho Mexican .ido, mntiniod and fought shei,
way through tho guard = tho gaia About Af.
tom crossed 10 Eagle Pass under heavy nrs
from TIN lpyal sroops. Who continued nrina
after tl,e dasertcss landed, Tho fngiiivc~ snr.
rendered lheir arnia y thu citixona, aud wore
subsequently, returned 10 MeSic0. A number
o1 tho mutiueers wcra killed on ths Mexican
si.ie. The cAuss u Tho dssersion II shas thu
trnops have besn nh months without pay and
have nothing 10 sAl
The sixth Annual Conference ol
Ci.ati,le. nt tho United stAscs was hsid u Chi
esgo last week. largo number of dissin,
guisl,ed mea from various parts Of tho coansr,
wers In astrnasnce - delegates. usn. Brinker.
hon, Of Ohio, presided.
Al meeting of railroad managers In
Nav York last wssk, freight rates were I'd
vanced cents per 100 pounds on grain. fourth
eiass, hour and livs hngs from Chicago 10 NsS
York, and IN equal proportions from 81 oshel
potnfs
Montreal, 81. Johns and other por'
iions u tanads experienced severe earth
qnsks shock on thu lith u Juno.
N. W. Leiingwell, tho well-knowr
Lnfletqas aslor. y dead.
Gold h again going abroad In consid
sr4hla gaAnttfIea.
Returns 70 the Department Of Agvi'
culture indtcsts sn increase In tho sres plsnset
with cotina OF somswhat over per cent. Ths
Averages conditton 10 W Il wAs w last year
Tho average eoadision for winter wheat fol
Juno y u. against " last ysAs. The acreage
Of sprtnx wheat sowa II sbcus pr cent H.
eseAse oves thaa of last spring.
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WHY (aer, Nplaeer IIeslene1.

Ucn. r. n. spinner has written lot
ter, IN which he says he resigned tho
position Of United States Treasurer be-
cause Secretary boutwell, intericrcd
with the employees of his Office, and sup.
prcKsed that part oi his annual report
Iii which ho recommended tile issue III !
currency convertible into bond bear-
Ing low ratA III interest, tho latter "
be rcconvertible into currency.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

II II ! nAd truth that people Arc apt
to give 10 the church what they can
spare - we'll - not, and then regard
themselves - very liberal. 'lhcrc arO
still others who too closely resemble tho
little girl who told her mother that tho
contrih4tion-box wA~ passed 70 her aud
that there waa lots of money In Il, hut
she didn't take any ont, expecting ~ bc
praised for her scll.denial. This ID
negative hind Of Christianity, which
does little credit % tho woFshipcr.
ltev. Plato johnson seems 10 have met
this crisis In recent sermon, and,
though his language II not particularly
choice, his ideas sro very clear. Hc
said, n the conclusion of IN eloquent
sermon, Er~lercn, d. plale will now
l,AsA Aronn, an | lAs i word 10 ny on
10 'portant snbjeck ~ givin'. Do
peoples vat puts bone buttons md lead
nickcls inter Dc plate may l,aAs ior orful
free givcrx 'mong.t der fellows SINNERS,
hut dcy cant cheat IL Lord. ! want
10 press on your minds dat fact --dsy
cant cheat 10 Lord. When do Lord
said HI liked ! cheerful givcS. Hc
didn't hAb his eyes on dat sort oh trash.
Yon can put dis down ~ = sartin ahorc
thing, brclercn. dat dose wat g.bA do
chu'ch vat dcy has no msc fur them
selves won't eit no free paas inter glory.
In do day oh jetlgment do Lord will
ray 10 sich men, ! don't know you
bone. button fellers; 60 sit on do back
seats. quick Now, den, pass do plates.'