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+. Stated Communications Of Min,urn Lodge No.
" 70, A. T. x a. NJ first and third Tuesday
NJ nights in each MONTH;
Henry J. FIsuae, JR., sec'yy.
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City Officers.
Maynr-]ame4- H., Couch. Jr.; Reeerder--lsaiikin
Wiley. Jr.; CouUriln,enJ ], Bright, C. Shrewsbury,
g. M.coe, Henry Fry, John W. English, D. S. Sny.
der Sargeant-S. J. Blake. AsseSur-WIn. j. Kenny
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County Directory.

Judge Circui, court-Joseph Smith, Raveaswood
Clerk Circuit Couft-G. d Waggeaer.
President County court.-D. S. Van Matrc.
County clerk-J r. R. D. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney-Geo. p. Simpson.
Sherif-c. SEnoS. DeputieS--I. Jewett, UaiIor,l
Samuel W. Soneryille, Geo, r. Henry, Jos. N, Daigh
and W. d, Somcrville.
Surveyor Of Lauds-rhomaS J. Roberts.
Assessors--Jamcs W. Windon, District No l.; f. Z.
Baker. District No. 2.
Superintendent, Of Free schools-charles E Hogg.
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W. r. GUM. RANKIN WILEY, Jn.
GUM s. WILEY,

A ttornoys at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
a Practice in the County Of Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia. and in the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of West Virginia, BS'Prompt attcn-
ton given to the collection of claims an 8, Is7o-Iy
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,N&gSs. !, o. o. f., meets every Thursday
;2z$Ss. evening in S,ortzs Hail. Main Street
1929 II. J. FISHER, JR, N. C.
'F'"Se'' joins j. BAUM, Secretary.
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A soft answer, etc.,-Coster Ito
swell, who has accidentally knocked
up against him) snow, then, dyer
hear, who a you a.shoyin OFF, Swell
-"My good man, what d preposter-
GUS question: AwAhowati1e deuce
do know"
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ATTORNEYS.
WIN. a. DENNIS,

A ttorncy at Law, Point Pleasant, Yves, Virginia
a will practice in the Courts of Mason and adjoining
counties June If-Iy.
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Brass is an alloy Of copper, though,
many a man showsa plentifnlsupply
of brass with never y edrpcr u his
pocket.
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CHAs. W. PHELPS,

A ttorncy at Law and Notary Public, Point
a Pleasant, West Virginia. Special attention given
to collections and remittances promptly made.
Imarch s-Iy.
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Truth may be stranger than'fction,
but fiction is the most interesting
People never do ike strang ers.
, 1879-06-19
LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION


New ORLEANS, La., June 1a-1he rrcom
initial OF tbs report on the Stute debt 10 ths
commttteo by tho Constitutional cou'cot'oa.
after eight hours' dcbate, indicates llc o'cat o.
tho repudtatiuniats In tho Convention. lucy
were confident, In tue beginning. OF cass9tas
the recommendation OF tic COMMITTEES, srpuus
atlnK al but ubout $I,00Q, ,0 oi ihs at.te uHu';
by vote Ht three to 0ac, 0lt t!!t e'o49Hsnr ~
speeches lnntlv-notably hy s!arlnotl' hia ~
freY-delnutatzcl the ranks ut itiu rcpuaa.u,,ss..
l'ilu action taken to-day, scnting TUG FULL rss
buck, shows that reputation Will not ea1i; 1:
lie next plan will bo one scaling tha aeot - ~
per csut ut,d tesseulnE tho ralo of intefes ~ -,
half. The Conyentto today, br roto o. " .,,.. "
lD adopted clausu requiring tl!c stato ~ ~,
plt 10 citzsis who lost llulb Or nlos ',.s. ~
military serytca OF the Confederate btales s"0
eta,ltaI artificial llmba for lille.
~ l,s tRssssrn AHoefafkd 17sf.
NEW ORLEANS, Juue ld.-lle sekots,' ,.n.s p
sented bY the Committee un btate ueps UNA ~,
been reeulnmlltea, saYeral sections ~ ',,,'.n
ortIlpQpeo regulating taxation wefo au1p,nIn p"nIv
bec. provides that The taxs"s power s,'u M nj,
bs exercised to carry on anu fhan'ain sinata
State Government, public ,t1stitatiohs' v,;nrInai
tue children of ihe Stalet pa9 1.le 1.pt.sa ~ IN.
mud Interest OF tha ,puhlIe dgot. anpp'st r. stnte
surrerttou, ropel tnraslon, Or delona wv VI tIa
Iu tlnac VI w4r, to supply the elInSas t: s,iitary
SlRte who lost q lttnb Or llul oa III ta's . sub-
8efyiyp p( tho Confederate States VIZ jsyxa
stauta! artificial lmb during i'fe' ANU w.
uufD01H. -
, 1879-06-19

Marie Nozo, but BIC can't beat 1lanlan.
IA failure, It looks aa though Mr.. Wes-
ton were about 10 fail.
Is tho London pedestrian tournament
''cake.wa]E ".-a stomach. Achu wa1k1
State Ia always spe'.od With a big rs :" in
tho South, snd 10. by tlIo WAY: u satan.
II the South could fight Is well as it can
lEo. Tho Lost CAUSE might have been saye.l.
Corgymen aro always anxious to 90 wharo
thsy can da tue u,oat good tos tho moss nay.
II 1t gets thawed cut III timo, Va may or.
psct the Fourth Of July at tho regular date.
Mr.. B!aino regards tho Sonntor from
Georgia ~ small potatoes, md few 10 tic Hill.
Stting-Dull maintains TINT tho patont ha!r-
clipper ia working great injuattco to tie Indians
Chicago ships moro hugs, graIu, and min
listers Of tho Gospel than any other city In tho
world.
1t il not O question how many laps, but
how many stomach.ache tn n nile With Mr.
Ennis.
Frank 11url continues to apologize for
supporting Ewing, aud 10 haa probably Hafd sono-
thing drop.
II Con. Butler persiata in taking tho stump
tor Ewing may woi ask II 10 calls th,a backing
Ills fs!eul4. ;
Wq should think TINT 3lr. Ellison Is hiding
hs Hight undara busaol II wese CERTAIN that 10 had
any to hide.
Vlotor Hugo says "Gol offers Africa to
Eusopo." cetswaYo appeatu 10 have sometLug "
say about It.
Mr, Dam Ia going 10 Europe next month.
Unfortunately, however, ho ddesnt take the fraud.
cry With Him.
Alr. Tlldan will doubtless ind tho road to
Nkes Peak almost ~ much up 'hl1l ~ blu road to
tho Prss!dancy,
tbs war in South Amarics seems to bs
general !ssolutlou, rhlt II to my, II We mar b.
Have the reports, thsre appears to bo nobody bus
Generals engaged In 1t.
A Now York paper assorts that 1t IL foolish
to peeaums "that the murder Of At1s. Hu.l proves
, 1879-06-19

There Is an opening in Brcathitt County,
Kentucky, for small detail OF Tho 10000
men who ars constantly under arms by tho
editor OF the Couricr.Journal. Word has
boon sent by tho backwoola desperaloes to
Gov. SloCTEAny that they will mako It tloir
especial business to oxtorninnte any ,nilitln
that may DO sont to that region as n support
to tho authorities in tho triala about to ta]so
place. II LII, WATrEnsos will kindly with
enough to tnko into consideration tho situa-
ton in Breathitt County he can be Of imme-
diato service to tho cause of law ,autl order.
, 1879-06-19
ga, OBITUARY.

THE: HON. FRANKLIN CcKWIN.
Special CorTrspondt'lcs at 1Ae Tribune,
OrTAwA, ILL.,. juno 17.--A brief anpounce.
nicnt was madc in THE TRIBUNE Of the l0sA Of
tho death Of tho Hon. Franklin Corwtu, Ut tts
late residence Ia Peru, after lingering illness
The funera1-acrYlces took placo to-day, aud wefo
conducted by tic Rev. A. q. Dean, Of Joliet;
followed, at the close Of tho sermon, by few
remarks by the Hon. Waah1ugson Bushnell Of
this city.
In tho dcmise Of this eminent man, thc county
and stata X lhqs77 their most esteemed eli.
zeus,CH Kcnt}emnn; pho, has ever 1abosed tor
the hist iltore'sts tof the public. Although tus
to the Republican party from first to Inst, he M.
not politician: and the honors which haGu
crowned his head were bestowed because ii
sterling worth and nolsnpeachablo integrity.
!, Ihe subject & th!s nis notice wa bon a. Le0s.
ber ot tne family Of bis uncle, the Hon. t. Tom"
Corwin. one OF Ohio's meat illuatslous pioneer
statesmen: With him FRANKLIN studied law,
aud was admitted to the Bar when Tut ID Jelrs
OF age; and soon after teachtng minority b.
la4o ie married Miss Il. ]. At6ben. by ntom hs
lad four ohi,dron,-a son only surviving hltn.
He was elected to tho Forty-dtth General As-
setnbtr 0! Ohio As, Representative, md to The
EortY-stxth and Forty-saVenth ~ senator In
=
Wilmington & GAINESVILLE Railroad. which
poattiou be held until 1855. That year ho re.
lnogod hls family to Lasa1to County, liIInu!s.
settling On farm four miles south Of Peru. He
was slccted to the Illinois Legislature r. la's
from this county, and reelected In 1850 aud
1868 by tho House ho was made Speaker
luslng the Lust four years nuined. ln
1879 he was elected to the Forty.third Congress
trun the Seventh District and was candidate
agsln I'll 1874 ngatnat Alexander Campbell
{Denocrattc-G -GreenbaekerA by WHOM, ho vas de-
ieated by q majority Of 3,40O. This defeat was
owing principally to tho itl.hea!th Of Mr. CUT
win. he being unable to euter the canvass ut apg
time.
Lis subsequent Ito has been unmarked, e.
ccpt for quietueas. Hs rcttrea to MIS- old hume
iu Peru. and, health gradually faiIing 9udes
tint drcad disease, consumption, hc did ugt
agatn eusaRo III nctlyu life. The memory 81 OIL
WHO hare known him will be touched With teD'
dornets as they think ot hts many virtues
and warnt-hcarled friendship. Tor all casss; ana
purties. u.
, 1879-06-19

Tho Senate last night passed through ono
Of the most extraordinary and exciting scs-
sions in It's history. by the attempt Of tl,s
Democrats to set Limitation On tho right
OF the Republicans to debato tho
Army Appropriation bill, after tho Demo-
crasa hal consumed tho eutiro day
In spsecll-makfng. conflict was procipitated
In which tho Republicans wero arraycd
in defensa of tho unrestricted right
OF debate traditional in the Senate.
The sasaion was protraoted through
out the night, aud tho monotony Of
talibustering WIS varied by fierco encounter
Of words between Senators CoxK11xu and LA-
MAE growing ont Of offensive md insulting
language usod by tho latter. With all
the intensity OF anger which an afFrous
Invariably arouses in him, Mr, CoNx-
LING, with careful regard for tho dignity
ct the Senate, in effect denounced LANAI vi
- blackguard, coward, aud liar" The
Mississippi Senator reiterated hfs Insulting
words and from tho accounts received 1t ap-
pears that no further demonstrations oc,
ousrel On either side.
, 1879-06-19

FILL. the man who Killed sIuAuas, the &C.
duceE Of llsa wife, aud has now bcau found
guilty Of murder in The frat degree, was only
postat-clcrk, aud lid not belong to ono OF tho
tlFst families. Hence 0eurgia luattce haa
!Fowned on him with great severity. Ito baa
beeu sentenced to the Penitenttary for life,
which Ia all that was dons to Cox. who Assass!-
Aated ALsroN In tho most cosd-bluodel nsn-
usr for no reason whatever. Cox had social
influence III ha favor; liiLL had uouc. Que w.
louged to = "good famtty"; the other did not
It makes all this difference Ia the world IN
0eorgia whether murderer ID descended from
a slayeholdluK father Or uot,
, 1879-06-19

tue instcuritI! Of hunnan ltfe IN tb.t ..,
no. IL mefolJ proras thc security Of mur5s,..,
Tho fact flint hc wrotc It httnscu c,a,,.
moderate tho scvart1 Of tlo cs,t,c.n, n, ~. 10
Knott'. address. VI 'foslos
Chicago cnt,' srl1aaro several mo-o .,.
mcn. There ia not wlokcdness ouour, I.s s'es-
keep she!s hand In. sA "efo tu
Wo must tako tho fat with thu linn n.,.
nAs's ana Alexander H. Stephens aro to bc In ~
safs thls Fumtnas.s :, :" 'a's
1'ant!on IL beginning 10 !aIk a,,out .u,,
beaa1i!nl t3rchaatan bu1unvtnx 10 lau 1tpa,Ia.
Embassy In that clIY. ''usa'aa
John Sherman claims tlint thu Ennoxo.
Williams recent Roldun wedding Ii oue ot ,ha
salts Of resumption. '@s IT,
4 contest botwoen Etna and veznv;,, :,
proposed. Nc nronoss further ,hat ncn ~, =,
challenge tho wlnnur. '''''
The New York detectives ,ecl fov mass
m'sder eaaes 10 practice On. Tho Hull r,,.
altogether too deep for thcm. e1'' II
Congress docs not ndjonrn, Int lot IN ~.
despair While tho lamp holds out ia hn,. .es .,''
vitess Congress mny adjourn. "'" 'as
An exchango mentions having honr1 ~
hen with four legs. Doubtless the next hen ~.
nonc ut oil. Uut IL this just!ce1 '" ~
4 New Havca man haa boon 10 aco !. p;n
hfore" thirty.sfx times. Ifc should sert ,,o ~
clusion that ulnd. house grants, A' 'e'
st. Louis is setting itself III, for n st,m,oo,
resort It would DO tcas prepostcrouu n, ~.
wicked place below TO do iewIsc, "' 'as
4 Knowledge OF minoraiogy ia not csapn,,,,
to SUCCESS IN 1cadvli1e. a perfect know,cdgo -,
draw -potor IL far anoFo preferable. VI
As he Is Oh tho other silo now. tle ia,
that Ewing "asa Union soldicf during tn. H..
ought to tell agatntt him sovorcly ''"S
Cassagnno's rccont actions In the Fro,,t.
Assembly have proved him to bc cuntem,,,I,'
bully. Our weapons ato short swprda nj ,ns
PAGER. 'sa
Minister stoughton could seou no Nibi1;srn
In Aass'a- Mr. stoushton IL troubled win vo,,.
eyes, Ws suppose, aud couldn't bossow IN ons,.>
glass. ~'~'@'
Jim Anderson Inns bonn 80 bn,lt7 oyt,,aa
bY The recent Louisiana Witnesses that wc ,c,Io,.
he Ia Justly entitled 10 tha na,ne of "T,uthfni
James,"
Leona Dare, Tho acrobat, who is porrorm.
Ing In London, has lad fuss with her hnsb4aI
but tho latter saya: "W'ilh all thy vaults. los.
thee slill." "
Tho tonor Blsohofr appears to layo mix,
taken the nature OF his enlargement In Cincinnati,
Efficiently he thought hc was engaged to reduc.'
that ctty's etock Of beer.
: II is m off yoar for Elliotts. T'horo VA,
tho gentleman who undertook to "llck" ~,
DWyer, aud NOW here Is tho gentleman who undrr.
took to row MI. uunlnn.
Mr. .Tilden had quite d baom wlilo thc,,
.wcFo stuffed ballot-boxes In prospect. KuockIn,
the 9tufHuH out nf tim h1llnt .lu,ro. a,n,..,.s
, 1879-06-19

GRoRoE REYNOLDS, the Utnh polygamist.
recently sontenced to two yoars' i1nprison-
mont for hnving moro than one wife, is on
his way to the Pcnitontiary at Detroit, lav-
ing arrived at Omnl.a yesterday from Salt
Lake. He Is said to haso given up nl er-
peotation aud to bs resigned to a rrotracted
seclusion: BY tho tins ho omerges iuto
publicity and freedom tho peculiar iust.,l-
ton for which he suffers ought to 10
abolished from tho United Ssates forever.
, 1879-06-19
THE WAR AGAINST pOtY9AMY,

Hrs. ANN EL1zA fousa, whose relations
to tho lato head Of tho Mormon Church and
whose experience AZ within OF po1ygamy
aro vol known to tue public, las addressed
a letter to the President protesting aguinst
the extension Of n pardon to GEonaR REy-
so1.ns, tho Mormon bigamiss, who has lust
been convicted by the United States author-
tiles in Utah and sentenced to fno and
Imprisonment, under tho law OF 1869. Tha
letter in strong, pointed, and well written.
Tho argument which she makes why Exeeu-
tive cleimcncy should not 10 extended IL
unanswerable Tho sentiments OF the let
ter will strike homo to tho heart OF every
pure woman IN tho country.
Tho first point which Mrs. YOUNG makos
IL that the pardon OF REYNOLDS will bo u sub
ntantial victory for the A1or.nons over the
Goyornmens. They have always beeu defiant
towards the Government, and after the law
was passed forbldding polygamy tAoy showed
their unlssguiaea contempt for It by enter
Ing into polygamous alliances more frequent
ly and generally than ever before. ~ as
sort" says Mrs. Youko, "wlth all duo re-
speot, that ii you pardon thIa man, you might
as well withdraw oysry United 8tates official
ia Utah, aud glyo tue Territory oyor to Nor
mon rulo-and ruin. sincerely believe that
such course will render 1t uselesa to make
any further a!telnph under tho forms Of law
10 redeem Utah from her sin and misery"
There can DO no question but TINT
Mrs. Yousd Ia correct In her assar-
tiop, aud Tint tho partfon Of
IsgrSoLps will be tue hrBt atep not only
towarls furthsr violations Of the law, but
ultimately towards open aud dangerous rs-
sistapce to tho Government. Another strong
point made by Mrs. YouAa Is that the women
of Utah ass in condition Of slavery, aud
aro not only glayes to the lust Of tho Nor
mon lcalers, but aro In. seryile condition a.
to labor. since, ~ rulo, they not only hava
to support themselves and their ohildron,
but ln many cases their leoherous husbands
also. Every polygamist has his favorits wife
! whom he provides Tor. but tho other wivoa
, 1879-06-19
THE STRIKE Ar FALL RIVER.

. The spinners employedat Fall River, A1ass.,
havo given notice to- tho rrint.cotton MILL
ownors Of that city thst on and after Juno q;
thsy will suspend work unless there be M
advance Of Ii por cont IN tho wages now
paid t1cm. Tho strike Of Tho spinncrs in
volvns tho susponsion Of work by all Other
persons employed In tho mills, the whole
body thus to bo deprived OF work numbering
from $4,000 to 5000 persons. Tho facts
leading to this proposed strike may 10 briefly
stated as follows:
Prior to April, 1878, tho print-cotton manu-
facturers at Fall River had been carrying On
business at what proved to hayo been a loss.
Tho result was that nun,bor of mills waro
forced into bankruptcy, their debts consun,-
ing all their capital and property, aud these
mills are now operated by their creditors.
Tho actual loss Of these mills was aa follows:
Bordpr City. st, COO 600 Fall Ryer....S 20u, OH0
Sacamoro.. ;. 5oo. 600 Montaup..... 80, 00n
Union ...... 10y. p0o AmcFican... !, 900, 0oo
Robeson..... l51, ,o0o Total. -. 81, GOO, 600
Those nills which did not suffer q total
loss suffered loss Of % per cent OF their
property. Operating under tho rato Of
wages, etc., then paid, eight mills were re-
duced to total loss, md tue othor mills
sustained partsd loss, exceeding perhaps
that involved In tho total failure of tho
others. This would aggregate IN actual loss
up to TINT date Of 30 ,ooo, ,ooo,-lost forever.
This loss was borno exclusively by tho own
era and stockholders III these cotton mills, tho
operatives not sharing my part Of 1t. Unable
to continue business at that rntc, the wages
OF tho spfnnors wero reduced Ii per cent, 1t
being promised that should tho trade 30 re-
yivo that the employers could aIfora to do
go the wages ahoull be restored.
In tho notice givon by tho spinnors tho
following statement ia mads:
'.rho state Of tbs marsot IL fsyo'sble to Us. for
A. 'e p'esea. ma .s'e , s.e on'y @ uo pieces
tnx nerio, lass year s ihsrs wc,. III III, noo nicns.
Cloth was selling " that time for o.. cents p.r
yald wni'e Al thu present tuac a.; cents per yard
. s eelns % asked Tor 'hs ,asno Kind Ihs expoFt
naxsr ore han ~" s"S s
baclinr up tho justlcs Of our Iemaua by uuted 1
aud determined aettou."
Tint tho export traaa has increased Ia due
to tho fact That tho coAt of production has
hoen reduced to point admitting tho export
Of American cloth to he sold In competition
with foretgn.u.ado gootls. Ind thero boon
no reduction in April, 1878, In tho cost Of
producing tho cloth, then 1t could not have
, 1879-06-19

Tho Car Of all Lilo 1luasias was naturally uia-
turhcl IN ILLS mind, The other night, on finding
between tho sheets. Id his own bed, copies ot
tho revolutionary journal, zsm1a Lpo5oda.
instant search for tho person who had put the
papers In that place was begun; and, while
they wcro looking, somabody stuck rcso1u-.
tionary taAlhlt Oh lhs inside OF tic door Of the
Euipcror's own cabtnot. This inclcut reminds
ono of Tile question ot te American Nthil[st,
when ho MAS asked who could post handbilts IN
81. Petersburg whilo tho soldiers were on guard.
"can you think" he said, "of anybody who
could do It, except tic soldiers themsclyesa"
, 1879-06-19

Mr. WArrERsoN. keups 10000 armed men In
the vaults OF the Canrltr-JourNal otllcc,, night
and day. Thcse wero tho mon hc ,nsondcd to
use to seat Mr. TttpEN IN the Presidential
chair. Hc has ainco offered the use Of them for
the suppression OF crime In Ohio: and now, We
are crsdlb1y informed, 10 has volunteered tho
services Of the nho1e numbcr for grand torch
light procession In honor OF MARY Anderson,
the actress. 'Tieso mcu cat enormously anu
keep tho Courikr-Jolsrual lean.
, 1879-06-19

Tho Workingmen's party Of sau Frnncisco
hnvo nominated as their candidate for Mayor
tho Rev. ISAAC s. KA11ocu, rastor Of tho
Metropolitan Church. This person will be
remembered IN Boston as having some years
ago left behind lin In that city pronounced
reputation for repeated violations Of Tie
Seventh Commandment,
, 1879-06-19

The Chicago church choir "rlnaforcn COM
pany is going to Cincinnati and Milwaukee und
other nciRlborlng cities. 1t is IN organization
Chicago will back every ttmo to score moro en-.
cores tn given, number Of nights than any
other In the country. It is like the ball.club-
very like. in fact: 60 that when business gets
dull, VIC propose to have them gradually ex-
change places. With ANsoN ns Eftt's B,stterc.sp
and Mr. BowEN as 1lrst-basc, both companies
might take new leasc Of }ife.
, 1879-06-19

The Hoston Herald has mado careful est!-
mate OF the political outlook In Massachusetts,
buscd On the reports OF correspondents In va-
rious parts Of tho state. us conclusions are
tint TALBOT has lost some strength, but not
sufficient to endapGcr bis election, through the
Civil Damage bill; tint BurLuH Is no nearer
success thin eYort' nnl >ttAt thet D6mutfaat IL:
nonluattGn fbt 9dY6tnot ~ fidwi' ehctail9 Erd.
Gnrded as gourca Of weakness.
, 1879-06-19

As "Long" JONES does not seem to llayo bad
imposed upon him tho onerous duties Of Uused
States Marshal, 1t Is to be hoped he wili havo
time to render his accounts ~ Chairman of the
Republican State COMMITTEES last yeur, Anxious
Republicans want to see tho figures.
, 1879-06-19
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1879.

Tho Legislative bill was paased III both
Houaes Of Congress yesterday, and now
goes to tho President for his signature,
which It will undoubtedly receive, sinco tire
political legislation which It formerly con-
tainod has boom transferred to the Little
judicial bill.
, 1879-06-19
UNIVERSITY H0M0RS.

COLUMBUS, O.. Juus 1s.-Ihc QUO ast'I II ou
yerslty to-day conferred the peReae y. ind
CnIetJu.tlce Waits and ssuator TauFmsn, ~. 1n n.
tho Degree OF Ph. D. on Pnof Wseeft,,o, t,eaf Psss-
dustrlal Unlversity OF ltliuols, aaa 1''''
Icy, pt Cl1gtuuStl ~'
, 1879-06-19

Mr.. BIsonoFr's friends will never forgive him
for getting Intoxicated on outline In Cincinnati.
where beer Is 80 cheap and 80 excellent.
, 1879-06-19

Tho Now York Post is engaged In a great
moral movement to stop the ferry companies
from charging two-cent fares In tho one-cent
Eours.
, 1879-06-19

RICHARD SMITH says there u one tm'
portRut difference between QhEn cEl1,a and Ken
lucky crl,no.. The fofusr Ia punished aud tlc
latter Ia not.
, 1879-06-19

"lf Mr. TIlpEx should bs nominated by the
Democracy next year" says tho New York Sun,
"it will ba most stgulh can't tDstauye Of thB
, 1879-06-19
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, 1879-06-19

Hoofcysa Theatres
Randolph street b~twtcn Clark md Lasat1e. Eu.
EaRemens Of tbs Msdison.Bauasa Theatre Company.
aftermath; or Won at Last"
, 1879-06-19

Lnko Frnnt.
Opposite Madtton slrtot. London Circus,
, 1879-06-19

3fadi4on street, between Dearborn and FtAte. F
kARement Of tho Standard Thcstra Company. "F
ttnit1A."
, 1879-06-19

uAveslysA Theatre.
Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. Engagement
Of tho Tony pastor Troupe Variety performance.