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Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
No, symp,oms. but the Disease

1t would seem to be n truth appreciable by
all, and especially by professo' ofthe healing
art, that to remove the diseases, not to alievi-
ate It's symptoms, should be the chiet aim Of
medication. Yet in how many instances do
we see this truth admitted in theory. ignored
in practice The reason that Hostetters St0m.
ach Btters is successful in so many cases,
with which remedies previously tried we're in
adequate to cope, Is attributable to the fact
that il is a medicine which reaches and re-
moves the causes Of the various maladies TO
which It is adapted Indigestion, fever and
ague. liver complaint, gout. rheumatism, dis.
orders OF the bowels, urinary affections and
other maladies are not pallated merely. but
rooted out by it. 1t gocs to the fountain
head 1t Is really. not BOmInally, radical
remedy, and 1t endo~s the system VITA nm
amount of vigor which is its best protection
against disease.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

General Gibson is foremost in reducing
the State TO the very condition in
which it is found, and in his public
actisns he advocates a policy which
cheats the States creditors. The Phila.
delphiS Evening "Bulletin." in refer
ing to this subject speaks our miud
so much better than we can express
ourselves, that We give the following
winding ny OF an editorial:
But reputation alone does not ac-
count for the fact that capital is scarce
in Louisiana. Capital goes whers there
Is prevalence of law and order, where
life is secure from violence, where ac-
tion is free, where nobs are not likely
I to have supremacy and where labor is
permitted to work without apprehen-
sion Of intimidation to earn profit upbn
Investments. None of these conditions
are to be found in Louisiana. lfGibson
wants 10 know why one-third of the rich
land of Louisiana lies fallow or i, beariug
nothirg but thistles, let him turn back
and read the history Of the Colfax mas
sacre and Of other butcheries, let him
peruse the record of Democratic mob
violence and murder in the streets of
New Oh Olleans, let him remember how
the White Leaguers have secured the
State to shoot down white and black
Republicans, lot him recall the refusal
OF Democratic planters TO hire for their
fields negroes who would not promise
to vote for the party that was
prosecuting them, let him recall
the frauds which changed a Re.
publican majority Of | 200 in East
Feliciana to total Republican vote OF
two, and let him recall the truth utter
ed by Genera. Sheridan three or four
years ago that the Democrats "haye
perpetrated three thousand political
murders in Louisiana since the war;"
These are the facts that lie at the bot.
tom OF the distress and poverty which
are creeping over a state that ought to
be one of the richest upon the continent;
and the Democrat who will not admi,
it to se 80 is only blind and bgoted
partisan whose eyes will b. opened
perhaps, some day, by the hard logic o.
bankruptcy and rum
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

The Cry Council acted wisely last
night in promptly Offering their hearty
cooperation with the Levy Court in The
selection of a site for the new Cour,
House and in their judgment selecting
the basin lot at the corner of Tenth and
Market streets as the most available
and eligible site for it. 1t is hoped that
the Levy Court will not adjourn before
appointing cooperating Committee to
act with the Council Committee on the
selection Of a site, and also to provide
for special meeting to be held early,
50 that no impediment may be placed in
the way OF commencing the building
of the new Court. house this summer.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Mr.. Frank Miller, an employee in the

Mr.. Frank Miller, an employee in the
press room of the Herald, ha, fallen
heir through his wife to $4,000, ,ooo.-
Mr.. Miller married Miss Az.lia Dor-,
granddaughter Of Jean Louis Cham
pange, who recently died in Texas,
leaving princely fortune to b- divided
among the heirs. Mr.. Miller is bro
ther .in-law of the late General Alfred
Mouton, of Louisiana, who was killed
at the battle Of Mans field, both having
married sisters.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Paying February Wages

The Reading "Eagle" of Saturday
says :" The P. Il K. Company vii
pay its hands their wages for February
commencing in this city at once. The
road hands will be paid on Monday, il
scrip, and the remaining employees
will receive their wages Immediately
following. The scrip paid out for Jan.
uary wages is now four cents above par
on ten dollar certificates, and two cents
above par on five dollar notes.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
NOVEMBER 10. 1878.

NovKMBKRl0, 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia: 237. 1905, $40, 800, 80
800 a.. M: 1887, 1889, 23o, 400, $40,
I'D, s.top. m.
For New York: 2s7, u. m; 1905, $50, l2sT,
1879, go U. III. On Sundays 2.37, 6.st
p. IN.
For Baiumorc and Washington: 1851, 2.lo
sss q. m; l2:tI, l;o4, SIS, Pm.
2, e Baltimore > u and Washington; ia.sl, aio
For baltimore and way stations: $50 q. M,
For New v Castle: sx, s.is a. n, LOS, s.ao
For Delaware X. r.; olt a. m.: LOS, go p.
No sunday trains.
For Wilmington h Northern K. H.: Go a.
m; 3p. m; and 500 p. IN. Saturdays
urdayT only. n.0O p. m.
or Delaware Western L. r.: 7.l5, 1890, Am.
b0p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: IL. %, 2os, So, 9.lo q. M,
Ills p. N. On Sundays: l243, 203, S34,
10. 10 q. m: 7:35, Ills, p. IN.
From Raltimore: q 81 s2p.ASs. M: 1877, 1887,
e.se, s.Se p. m. On sundays2sl, am. $50,
s.3o p. m.
From Washington: 23l, a. m. 1877, 1881,
$50, 9.as p. m. On Sundays 2-3l q. m;
$50, 9.3o p. m.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 q. m;
T.l0p. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 q. m; 1910, T.10
pm.
From Wilmington Il Northern X. n: sos
0. IN. ll.30 a. m; and 7.35 p. m. Satur
days only, 1870.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 500 u. IN.
2.l5, 800 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRhlHs ToR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADKL-
PHIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
80, 500. 1890, l1.45 n. H.; 800, 400, 6.15,
800, 6.l5 9.@5. ll.3o p. m. On Sundays:
7.SOs3o Il, m; 800, ll.30 p. IN.
= "ia Ihirty-SecOni and Market streets: LOO,
7.3O, l.35 a. M; l225, 400 800, sc p. m.
On eMnhRNs. 90 10 4. III
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

The Philadelphia correspondent OF
the New York Erangelist, speaking of
the arrest of Robert Fox, the theatre
manager, says; "On his former arrest,
among those who appeared against him
was leading politician, who, in great
distress, stated that his only son, n
lad of sixteen, had been d-bauched
through the influence OF this theatre,
and had become a drunkard, vicious
and every way dissolute. The Mayor
heard him in silence, and then replied,
Il am sorry for your soa, but | have
small sympathy for yon. Five years
ago introduced into our Legislature a
bill to abolish these places. 1t passed
the 5 nate and was defeated in the
House by your single opposition" In
qury at the Mayors Office confirms this
statement as literally true"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
TYHY N yrKBT PILLsOs EARTH ARE ar. SiMh
VuaurA MN JIyrR piIJR. They peyo

TINE NIrEsT fILLs"s EAErH ARE JH sisnt
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. They neve
gripe. sick en- or weaken In their operation, anC
hence they are the best pills ever offered, cs'
psG.ally for aged peOcIc. They are spieh
did Liver cure and elegant purgativc nedi'
cine They operate 'leasanty ami mildly
but thoroughly and etectually. They cur
Constipation or tos'ivenefs, PILES, Sics
Headache, Bilousness. WoaF Bowels, DE-
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, a.! Iiver afec
tions, general Aches over tho system, the!
make better appetite, and in Rhcunmhtn
Neuralgia and Headache, In conne"''nn wiz
our Celebrated Pain Searcber. very speed.
cure Is obtained. We have over 1000 re'cren
ces Of these pills. Elegantly sugar co"feI =
cents a boz. or tivc boxes ior$l. seat by man
Principal Depot Fourth and King s'rer's
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia I'cput
Arch street, Sold bv dealers and Al ""ar'r
gt6rrE
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

the way they should be the object Of
sympathy, and be helped on their
journey by the philanthropic and lib
erty loving people Of the North. Else
where in to-day's paper We give what
Ex-Governor Pinchback says Of this
colored exodus.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
SDriOx ts Here.

Vow that nice weather is expected
and when it comes go to kirkman 4 Son
and hire nice team such as they keep,
at very moderate rates and take drive.
There is nothing so beneficial as good
pure country air for ones health.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
1mportanttO Mothers.

Mrs, Winslow'S Soothing Sprup is the ON !
thing that mothers can rely upon Tor theil
children. 1t cOTccts acidity OF the S'nin""f
cures wind collie regulates the bowels nnl
gives rest. health ard comfort to mother and
child. During the process OF teetllIns it .oit
ems the gums, reduces inflammation, ana al
lays all pain thereby giving rest +" III" enc
and comfort to the mother. twenty-five ceht
a bottle. mhlSlyr-tues-th,'rf-'H
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
The "Mashy" AsselnblY B1II.

The Washington Assembly will give
their third grand annual ball in Web
ster's Dancing Academy. Masonic Hall,
Oh Friday evening, April 18th. A large
number of tickets nave already bean
disposed off, and the affair promises to
be one of unusual success.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

u HEU NJ MATISH. - his dreadful torment
II, the doctors tell US, Is in the blood, ana
knowing this to be true, we advise every SUI
ferer to try bottle Of Durans's kheuuatle
Remedy. il Is taken internally and will post
fipcIy cIre the po,st case in the shortest time
Sold by every druggist in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
CAIgD.-T0 all who rru - -TeTiDg !

A CARD.-To all VINO rto - 1erins ir.n
n the IndiscretiOns Of youth, ner VOC
weak ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc'
will send you receipt tbat Will cure yoL
FREE OF CHARGE. IHiS great fetneu{
was discovered by a missionary in south
America. Send self addressed envelope Z
Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station u. bibi'
House. New York CITY
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
New Tobacco and Cigar store.

Mr.. Andrew J. Dougherty has open
ed tobacco and cigar store at No. 6o3
w. Second street, where he will con-
stantly keep on hand choice and va
ried selection of tobacco and cigars. If
you want first class article do not fail
to give ANDY" a call.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Carpets Away Down.

W. NJ. Kennard & Co.are now selling
carpets at lower prices than can be
bought in Philadelphia and any going
there will have their expedse and tr'u-
BILE for their profit.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

Love thy neighbor as thyself and
when you see one with bad cold ad-
wise him to buy bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
RAILROAD LINES.
PHwII,LXA 4 E,Er,,y pELrpiA, iss, annayE
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PR PwlLMiNdTdN i Il Z SEhnnl ANb e. aE
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10. 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows -
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
O5, 10, 10 20, q. III. z ~. w, 720, ' 10 y. III
Philadelphia (Express) 90 80. a. N.
Philadelphia and Newly ork. ! -O6 2 81. Q 20 a.
m, IL 35, IL 81, S 5+ep. m.
baltimore and INTERN ediate ,'ati0ns,s 4 80 a. IN
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7O8.
Baltimore and Washington 1881, 2l9, 81
u. IN. II 81, l "a, BIS, 10 70 y. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave tor:
New Castle so. Q Is a. IN, los, 8 p. 10.
Harrington and Intermediate stations, lt
a. m, l 05 q 30 j.. III.
Delmar Intermediate stations 10 a. N. OF
p. IN. -..
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate, stations s 10
m, 3 N, y 30 y. In.
Philadelphia and New York. 20s, b 40. a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington IL 81; 2 10. s 80.
p. IN
For iurther information passengers are re
terred to the timetables posted al tho depot
novzD- ". r. KENNEY. SUM
ThAN,iE OF kOUkS-DELAW W AXE
" n WESTERN RhlLROAD-Com
mencing MONDAY, Feb. ~, 1879. Trains Will
tun as follows:
Leave Wilmington 7l5 =. m, 10 80 a. m.,
30 pm.
Arrive at Avondale, s 5S n. H.. IL 81 noon
Arrive n Pomeroy, go n. m., t5 y, m.
Returning leave Pomcrey, iO40 a. NJ. 450
y. IN.
Returning leave Arondale II IA noon
$40 p. IN.
Arriving at Wilmington, sa. M, 2i5 p. m.,
800 y. IN. ID. CONNElL, Supt.
,ehs-tI
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

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stra3ed into tho National Congress. II such
bill be passed, and such Committee 70"
port to the next Congress, We presume tho
next Congress would appoint another Com.
mitteo 10 inquire into aud report whether
tho recommendations Of the rrcvious Com
mIssee wers proper, and 80 On nd infnitum.
It would be equally A.ting that every time
Congress passes law on my Sub
ject Committee be appointed 10 in.
Quire into the means OF enforcing such law
The Pacific Railroad laws Of 1859 and 18olex.
pressly reserved 10 Congress The right 10
alter and amend, and, II those laws nre de.
fecsigo IN providing tho means for enforce
ment, then It Is for Congress 70 pass addl-
&ional legislation to cure tho defects II was
this necessity which suggested the THURMAN
bill, and It is now the duty Of the proper
officers Of the Government to proceed 10
enforce the torma Of thss bin In the courts.
There Is not much doubt either, in the light
Of Senator Dawn DAVIS speech on the con-
stitutionnlity Of the bili, that It will 10
sustained BY the Courts. Tho penalties
provided By the THURMAN law arc severe,
aud therc is little doubt that Its terms will
be complied with when once sustained by
tho Courts. II, upon trial, 1t shall prove
defootive In any way, Congress has authority
to still further amend tho original acts, and
there is no need In tho meantime for any
Congressional Commission to fob.nob with
the PaciGc Railroad managers.
, 1879-01-16
MASONIC.
Apsci9{ MSpdsch to IA 7,1baha

Apsttat Mspasch to ~ Ts1oanA
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Jan. LA yery larRo number
Of khe ellte ot this city assembled last cveHne.
BY Invitation, in the beautiful rooms Ut Meulota
Lodge, No. 178, 4. +. and A. H., to witness ous
Of ths most successful installations Of onlctEs
That has taken place IN the Blue Lodgo f't
year, Tho following are the gentlemen Euduet'
ed; brothers J. schedenhelu, Wursh!pius
kiasteri II. Eugelbracht, Senior Warden: Jola
T. sl1nm!nge5, Junior Warden; i. Arnot4
rteasufer; 1 Tneoaole o.tere, secrctary; J. Y;
L. TAylor, Stewards; y. N. 3s5ss, TfItt.
bro. A.. M. Mickey, Postmaster, assisted by !.
F. A. Newport, artin9 Marshal, performed tha
eore,uony. Bro. the ltey. +. K. Head, Chs:r
lain Sal Degree delivered magnificent AMI 1T.
teresting adtlrcss Oh the antiquities of AneonftI
soon after which this brethren anil visitor. al.
tuurnel to til6 Passenger liollse, where
banquet war held thut would hayo tct.,ptcd the
sppetlteA of the gods. The tabics contat1ed
everything Of the season, and presented a. els'
giant an appcsrance Al possible, und tbs aitri;
tiou to thu Kuests WAS ccrtainly nll that rolll
10 required. The party retired About NIL,
night, alter having spent ona Ut tho must aosn!
as well - one Of slit enjoyable uscuiugs Of tAe
tenbQA,
, 1879-01-16

Tho Demomasio Senators have foun.! II
necessary to put tlelr solemn heala together
aud ATTEMPT to formulate a party policy
which shull serve a. q oounterchcck to
Republican aggression. When tho nepub-
(lcaus have olal,nea aud secnrad tile credit
for specie resumption. anl with that pasty
lu tho attitude Of de1naniting thu rigid eu-
force,nsnt Ut tic constitutional amendments
guaranteeing the free exercise Of civil and
political nights, there is 10 littlo left for tho
Democrats to 10y hold OIL TINT sha
caucus il reduced to the necessity
Of making point Of the repeal law rsquir.
lug the Jurors tes,.oatb, which iu the Routh.
trn States excludes from juries in Federal
eourts nsnriy everybody but negrues. 10
such a repeal tho Republicans ars rot or.
posed, aud there can he 10 party issue ma4ls
up out Of this material. What tbs Demo-
erats in Congress shall do to oouyincs the
people that there IL any mission for them to
perform, " what the caucus IL now consider
iuX.
, 1879-01-16

Mcdonald. tito Crony Of b President, 1ikely
TO Etna Himself without a Isoof Over .il
Head.
6ptrtaf fHspafeA to TAs 1rihunt.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 15.-1hc wife of Gen.
John Mcdonald, Of st. Louis Whisky Ting fame,
has turned the tahlos upon Aer husband and
tho Sylph, by selling tho splendid Grern 1~aks
property nor occupied by them. The purchaser
IL .. l.. Roscnkrans, well.lsnown jcwr1cr Of
this city, and tho terms aro private, although
sir. Rosenkfans fools at liberty to state Tint h.
has bought It At a bargain, for speculative nur.
poses. Thta handsome prupcrtY ronslats olao
i on Il u that ; cosI s s39.ooo Ii was puccicl to
Mr.. MeDonald at tlIs tlmo Of lssr matlia:s,
to the General b. htH father, aud her husband
1,ns never exercised nny further control oscr Il
tian vas conveyed to l'!.n BY power Of attorne1
TO sell tho products OF the tnrnl. Mrs. .MrDun'
AIDS obirct in dlsposlnH Of tho honso1"'d un.
qnrst'oaably is to tl!spossess the 0ene.a! in4
Ills Sylph Of the comfortable quarters ti!cy art
at present enjoying. Her attorney, Mt. VIII
tams, left this evening to scryo notice up"a
Ucn. Mcdonald. preliminary to tho con,snrnrs'
turIt ut eleCtmcnt proceedings.
, 1879-01-16

rernr,1 atnsvr osha& }hev NAV IN n ha in mt
u... - s,,.,,;s ...,.,,,. .t,.
"fP0o. '''o e""0'o 'A@1'" -,
iton. y. u. FAh"ELL, Will LOGAN or
Ills "friends" stand by tho no mineo
The - Hfrientts hnye a1reatly leaked out inti-
,nt,or. lint .tov .-,,t mi .,r,,,-+ h,,, 70 ha ia
1. ~.
no"''aateu' ohs tney soelteFot'S'J uenaou .i"s
FAHwKLLs friends shall support LOGAN II ne
gets The caucus nomination, I" Heais win
and mn. von toea ~ |. tha rama Ioux and
80 ., a..
h's tHenoS P'"Sea 'wo years "9o' a"o -. sne
only ghmo they intend to play now. line
special heuc1lmen Of HDlack JACK nre Rov-
crnea na;,l,er Iv 1,o,nr nnr honostv and M.
80. -: -. 49,,
oo"J !' 4'ose A"iS a""to " th"' ."es '.a""
the 0tooe-LemotFdk Two years ago, Just after
LOGAN and h,s friends had knffod Judge
T,,wnzscr .ho 1,or,},},nnn comma nominno.
tt,.,. ..,,.1,,.. 49,. - .,..;.. n.5
s"s" po'".''"s eo"a"es w"1 ~ 6"''"s ".A
1ndefehslbIo thht the Gtooe-De'nocfak de-
nounced them IN strong language. We
rnote frntn ita nrtttle nf Jan. qR. 1R17. as
fatfo,r..
:. o., :. IL. ,.,r-, .,,o, p.,,h,,r.,,., h..
received at the lauds Ut Mt, Loo.r nud hs
ft1enda' etmp,y asll.ont, betrayal 10 The eno-
ny. revelation o. Mr.. Loo.s.s ability to ruin
@" r.a,,.aa - NJ. ,natn,. hoa1 hn
viii s,crbe bts election NJ not at 10 his own merits but
to ,hs generous and dsyoted manner In which thu
1ooAs aahsrsnts sacrificed sheir pa1ty on tho
s.ss 9. .ae,s en'ua. ~ nu1' ~ nS
~ hi. "A hctr,y ,he n.rty rsthsr
than allow any other Republican to to elected, Ia
clear snonpb. rhey bad Tho Victory In theis
nanas' ana u aoes no. masses "netnet 'aey enes.
w." ~ ~ 'u'onku uS"oso 'aa1eo y. , ~,
, 1879-01-16

A Warrington dispatch conveys tho start
ling information that IN attempt will ba
made In the House essly next week to pass
bill creating board Of Commissioners
whoss duty II shall be to inquire into and
report to the usxt Congress what means are
necessary to compel the Pacific Railroads to
obey the laws Of 1869 and 1861. This is
eitheF the suggestion of q huge joke about
to be rerpsttated on congseas, or Else the
proposed bill Il the product Of sone ire
dae.uAblu idiot who ought never to have
, 1879-01-16

Tho Reform Sheriff of Hamilton County,
Ohio, is In moro trouble. His name ~ WILL
TAM PITT WALLACE, and ho was tho cmbotli-
1ncnt in 1876 Of tho locnl Democratic demand
for boster aud puror administration OF
alfnirs. Soon aftor his election ho was tried,
convicted, and punished for the crimo of
procuring illegal votes, aud now 1t turns out
Tint ho is dofaulter 10 the amount Of
6:a,o0o, which he frnukly admila ha can't
turn over to liH s,1cccs3or.
, 1879-01-16

It IL reported that Russia aud Turkey have
mndo now agreement regarding the sottle-
ment OF accounts growing out Of the recent
war, md TINT tho signing Of tho detlntiyo
treasy will occur .o,.lay. In It Russia cop-
sents to reduce her indemnity demand by
100000 roubles, anil 10 accept Tho wl.olo In
paper money based on tho "faith and ro-
aouroos OF the Turkish milton. The print
ing-pressoa will have busy time furnishing
1870, ,ooo. 900 roublos, and tho Russians will
have buster ti,no in trying to mako People
believe tho money Is good for anything.
, 1879-01-16

,Ye have looked in yntn through the columns
Of tho J.ouAN oEgaus for inyocations to JolN's
lcnchtnen "to stuud by the ca,lcus" In case tho
1Iou. e. u. FAnwBtL IL the nomiuee. Not ono
Of thesa IL voetfciating tn TINT behalf. Several
arc already thrcalening to "bolt" In case he
gets Il, a,,d Lo1An will lead the bolt lust a. he
li against Judge LAwNEacH two years ago.
When thosu ''Urganan howl "staul bY the eau.
cua," they merely mean tn casa ''BLack JACK"
Is nominated. II he Ii mol, then bolt, as be-
fore. That Ia theE Idea Of stauuing BY q
caucus. "lleals win, tails you lose, "Is their lit
tlc game. Thetu fellows arc TO bo trusted no
tarthrr tban tailor can sling bull By the tail.
, 1879-01-16

tbs Utah Saints nra not heartbroken oyer the
death Of Judge JAMas 3. MukEAN, which WAS
announced sumo days ago, who had gained tho
name OF "the Mission Jurist," because Of his
hatred Of tho practices Of thu po1yvamists. It
was Judte 5ICKRAN aha first refused tho right
OF rilixrnsl!ip to bturmops believing in plural
marriages, and who gaYe ths aEImouy to ANN
ELIZA YouH0. lie was doing good deal to
bring polYgau,y Into disrepute, aud he stood
high In Utah In the estiulsuou Of the Gentlle
inhAntfnntA
, 1879-01-16

The lonisnoy Of tho Republican Govern
tnent Of Franco sownrl the Communists
transported to New Caledonia ia shown In
tho pardon Of these prisoners. President
D1AoahuoN yesterday signed the decroo
which restores them to liberty and cit;zon-
Ahfr
, 1879-01-16

Philadelphia TIMES: 1.-THE trouble that n,
jonH 4. LooAN ia having In hi. cfrurss to n,
back to ths United States Senate seems to to,l.
cate that he IL not the awfully great man i,
has been cracked up to be. illinois hss geut,.
altY been able TO return her really great meo /.
tho Hcnatc without 50 much troubte.r
, 1879-01-16

Tho bitter cold woather Of January l. s.l
coined ntl over the South. The Week.-Mrs.
Herald says the gcraus Of se'ow-fovcr mus, b
hidden unusually ws'l to ha7e escaped ,ts
severe cold that llas recently Waited that No
tfop Ut the country.
, 1879-01-16

Considerable fa7or IL given to tho lars mn.
posed In several Htatcs whereby body..nstchIn,
will ho obviatcd, In part ut least. The ylsn ia
giro tho bodies Of criminals and otllcr unrIa,m.d
budIcs Of persons who die In public nst.,ut,n.
to medical societies, and 1T tho sane linn n
provide against the sohblng Of cemeteries.
, 1879-01-16

All the Washington correspondents are II.
src1ncty anxious to havo tho President pso,,1,
snug berth for STANLEY MATTHEW'S wbo,.
sands Of political llfc hayo run almost out. The
President Is not tho n1au TO lcayo an Ohio frteoo
OIL In tho vet.