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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

r. J. BRIGHT, the new Sergeant
alarms Of the Senate, like Pelton,
was q Democratic nephew. The
uncle, Jesse d. Bright. was expelled
from the Senate 10 1862 for disloyal-
ty, by a vote of 80 to IA. Bot dis.
loyalty has again come to be honor
able, and the nephew is to be fatten-
ed at the expense of patriotism and
honor. Let the funeral proceed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

TIE extra session has brought 10
the front q clear aud well defined
issue-Shall tie South obtain by
legislation what it tailed to gain by
arms ALREADY the threat of subju-
gallon is made. Do this or we will
stop the government, and the crack
of the old whip again resounds
throughout the Capitol
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

A new form of governmen; has
been introduced al Washington.
Nothing is now attempted in either
House, until a Democratic caucus
first determines the question at issue.
As the Confederate Brigadiers are a
majority Of the caucus, this is = safe
and easy way Of making asd passing
laws for the Nation, and there is no
danger Of a "slip up" on the South.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

WHAT a ply il IS the Btnkrop'
lsw is repealed. otherwise sPeskei
Randall might take advantage q i
10 sipe oot hi p liicsi, promises t
paw, made 20 procure bis ELECTION
aad The meetisg Of ehicb nj msturi'
ts. il now giving him such mental
aOnnv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

THE Coniederates have made a
clean sweep of al the old Offices in
the L. S. Senate. OF course nothing
else was to be expected, and, as a
matter Of course also, a Northern
dougb.face wallace, OF P~ennsylva-
nia,) was selected TO do the dirty
work of making the motions which
the Southern Brigadiers had agreed
upon in caucus.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

LONDON, March 25.-The Times
reports that there were shocks Of
earthquake in Northern Persia dur
ing Saturday and Sunday. Minsch
was much damaged. and the adjacent
villages Of Tark and Mannan were
totally destroyed. Dat of LOO in
habitsnts only . few escaped death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

THERE are twenty-uine commit
tees ia the Senate aud the South BIAS
twenty of them, and yet it is a pleas
Int 6ction with q few simple minded
Pennsylvania Democrats, that they
are 'some pumpkins" in this govern
ment. Don't they hear the swish OF
The old Southern lssbY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

SENATOR WALLAcE's committee Of
Senators is sitting in Philadelphia
hunting for frauds at the last elee-
tiOns. Why not put Wallace on the
standg What be doesn't know Of
frauds 10 this State. is not worth
learning. When Teller a chair.
man OF this Committee be procured
us the inside history Of the Tissue
ballots" Now let Wallace tell us
all about the "cofTee colored nnturali-
cation pspers.n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

The State Of Missouri saw hi to
enroll herself with the South, and
therefore is held TO be as illiberai and
unsafe for Northern labor as are all
the Southern States Consequently
the present immense tide Of immigra.
ton sweeps right through her rich
lands, and settles in Kansas and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

TIE Pittsburgh Post talks Of Gen
CoHcuth as a candidate for Governor.
If the General could get the Demo
cratic caucus to saddle his name on
to an appropriation bill. it might go
through. Sill there would be s right
smnrt CHANCE Tor a veto.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

CorFRoTH has transferred biz ale
giaace from Wallace 10 Randall. aud
the Pittsburgh Post is nov loudly
blowing his horn-sll Of which mesns
Tilden for President. and Dan. o..
Barr for State Treasurer, 50 far as
the Somerset Democracy is concern
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

Tue frat act OF the Democratic
party On obtaining control Of bosh
branches of Congress, is 10 demand
the unfettered right TO cheat al the
ballot box, by repeating the election
lara
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02
Spring CATALOGUE 4 PRICE list.
MARCH 1870.

Atno time have Groceries been offered as lew In
price as are quoted on my March Price List. The
qualify of all goods will be tully maintained and
to those who have never bought from me. all l ak
Il a small trial order. To facilitate this, l will.
during this month, hl orders for fifty cents worth
Of each article at the same rate as the dollar
worth of each.
Particular attention paid to parking and ship
ping promptly all orders received by MAIL. All
goods are carefully wrapped boxed and delivered
to dep0 s free OF charge.
GsrIfany Of my customers 20 not get my Price
List the irsr Of each month wish they would
write me. AID the Ner Ealr-gcd Price Lisf will be
seut immediately
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

THE Seuste Military COMMITTEE,
that makes provision for the United
States army. is now controlled by
three ex.rebel oficers. What SD ex-
h~ilerstirg spectacle for The boys ID
hin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

s Hsviland. Ssi;x. lsva. says II
tie Pstf c ed Batter Cpi1r e Wells,
Rfchardron K CT, Blrliozspp, VT
II 6od it 20 be ali that i claimed Il
Increased The selling cf my butter
srom 81 10 % cenis.n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

None receive 80 much benefit, and
none are 50 profoundly grateful and
show such al interes in recommend
ing Hop Buffers as women. IL is the
only remedy peculiarly ad pied to
the many ills the Q ia most uni
versally subject TO. Chills aud fever,
Indigestion or deraaged liver. con-
s,aot or periodical sick headaches.
weakness H. the back or kidneys,
pain 10 the shoulders and different
psris OF the body. a feeling Of lsssi-
tude and dependency, are all read y
removed BY these Biuers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02
DUBLlC SALE.
The Great Blood oni

For the cure Of all Blood diseases. are you weak.
nervous, debilltated, pale and emaciatedg Have
you lost your appetiie2 II 90. DR. Lindsey's
blood Searcher Will cure you. Pimples. Balls,
Erysipelas, letter, salt REerm. Sc. are hut
surface Indication. Of Blood Diseases: and Dr..
Lindsey's 81 cd Searcher soitens the skin and
beauties the complexion ell co per bottle.
X f. SELLERS X CO, Props. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

We have a complete line of Lamps, Lanterns, and supplies
A full line of Saddlery Hardware, comprising Saddle-trees
Buckles, Rings, Harnesspads, Ornaments, etc, etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02
CARPENTERS TOOLS

We have always on hand a complete stock CT Saws both
Hand and Cross-eut, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers Steel and Try
Squares, Compasses, Bench and Fancy Planes etc, etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02
. NOTICE
SAVED from the Grave.

Mr.. r. z Youman. Long +. .. pts. saws. at
saved my two children from the grave A. l.
Summons. Of Baltimore. Nd. also save: 1T viii
sure The worst cough imueliately.- Twa doses
cured ne Of a bad cough OF one weeks standing -
! X Coulter. lsTi0n. Pa. over l. COO. 90 bottles
II Sellers Cough Syrup sold. II Is the most pop
ular remedy for Coughs, Colds, Crpup Hoarseuess.
aDa all Ii rcat ard LuDg Diseases. Has been In
use for halt a century. Son by all druggists and
country st0TekeepsTs- Price Sc. zoe. ami Il %
per bottle. r.. L. SELLERS X Co., Props.
Psttshurgh. Pa.
Nov. ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

We always keep a full line of Revolvers, Pistols, Shotguns
Powder-hasks, Shot-pouches, Cartridges, Caps, Wads, Rife and
Shotgun Powder, also a full line of Gun Repairs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

comprising a full line Of Rim and Mortise Locks, Cast and
Wrought Butts, acorned and plain, a complete stock of Nails
always on hand, also a full assortment of Glass.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES!

Our stock is complete in all respects. and comprises every
article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

In the Agricultural Department we have a full stock of
Forks, Shovels, Rope, Chains, Name and Curry-Combs, Horse
brushes, ETC., etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, such as Iron, Norway Nall
rod Iron, Vulcan Horse-nails, Taper Taps, Horse Shoes, Fine
S~leigh-shoes and Cast Steel, A full line Of Best Norway Iron,
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and Axle Clips. \ complete stock of
Malleable Iron, Burrs, &C., sc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

We make a speciality ofPocket and Table Cutlery. Also
Silver Plated Table Ware, Plated and Britannia Spoons.
We also make a speciality of Paints, Oils, and varnishes. and
also Painters Tools, etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02
The CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE

We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have
JUSE JEW ED a large and complete stock of Hard
ware, which we intend to sell at
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-02

We keep constantly on hand the Celebrated Cucumber
Pump, porcelain lined) and a cheaper quality that are not
lined. This Pump has taken the lead of all others wherever
introduced.
, 1879-07-16

shops reported thst at ~ meeting OF tie cul-
p!o.e: last night they had resolved to wor&only
lad been reported to tho Hrm BY I committee.
The firm demanded until last night 10 consider
tie matter. Last night n 8 o'clock the wufk-
men had been not'aed that The 6tm bad re-
to work eight hours, kil alt those who de-
aired 10 do su to work ten hours. This
matter had been considered by Tie COMMITTEES,
and they hat} resolved TO adopt tlc cRht-hour
tplAn. A. meeting Wa9 to be hold this morning
to take final action III the matter.
Jacob .hicrsdorf, furniture manufacturer,
made brief sbeecfl.
lie believed tlle League would lind great deal
thc bosses, but they would meet With more op-
position among themselves. lie went IN for
principle, ind i they wtra right they would be
successful. They must keep on and have
pstlencs and They would succeed.
MI. Schroeder tuadc spcech In German Ia
favor OF tic eiEht-hour movement. He said
tlat the bllops IL Grand Haven Mere not pushed
with work. Soon they would haye to shut up
their Allopa Il tue men continued TO work, ten
hours. 10 It Nould be zap casy matter 70 lhlucg
tl,rln to adopt the elGht-hour pIarl.
Mr.. Schmidt said II tl,e teH.huur+ ayatem was
con tinued 4 revolution would soon BE- tnauEu.
raltd In thia. country. II tweivo hours work
revolution 'usidc Of ten years. Fourteen honrs'
Hurk per day would, In one year, reduce all
husfpess 10 s&agbat!0r.
Il ttalTart Nermau Me0 made speech In his
native tongue, urTsng tho continuance OF the
eight hour agitation.
Sit. pantz,nref, one Of tho Becretaries Of tue
meetin,y, moved that twu nen I've sent to Gra1ld
ltapids 10 agltste this subject.
Mr. ,Juchel thought thpt tuo men At least
should bu sent from this aoclety; for the Com
mittee, WHO'D lssot to drand Raplda, would hare
much TO d.e. Tlsey should 90 With proper crc-
denstais. representing both employers aud the
workIngme1A s. ...
NJ. Ra.u,tssen moved that this Association
send at least two nlcn to. Grand lsapitlB 10 agl-
tate this que ytiOD, one OF whom should be q
tirottkau, tlte allen, appearsd,in tile rear sud
Of the hall md made br1cf speech tn the Ger
nau language.
f'oercks aritl Grottkau were 'hnally selected
a. the Committee.
4 cornntttee vas also appointed Ia walt upon
Bchilllng aud Morgan 10 get those Rcntlemcn to
accompany tue Grand Rapids a9itasora.
The Committee WAS instructed to leave for
urAnd RaPtsis to-day to commence their 1kbor8.
Alter soma further talk the meeting ad-
1ourncd.
, 1879-07-16

A Madrid eorseaooadeul Of the Springfield
{Mass.) Iftpstlxiaaa tells Lie following story ot
Duu CuFlus3 "unce, when 0A thu Ospuhe, he
was Invited by tho Koumanlan authorities 10
wtuesa hurmtest artillery combat between
Farts Cslstat aud WEddtn. On tho morning oE
tlIu combat Oeu, loot t1und hts Hoyal master.
closstu4l With prirst, aaa soon afteFwaF1
'lu following dlsloaus Occurred " rslat-
ri by Iio1ts Ills took n,e by the arm
aud saiI: What do YOU thak l'Yo
been doslgi Tvs ssnt for priest, and hsva a.
ready c8ufusaed. Nobody knows what may
happen, aud. sHuuld ball hlt n,s, sha1l a.
Ieast ~ straight tn usavsu-" WAS worry much '
surpnxo1. Your malo4ty confcsal exclaimed,
never would have Imagined i, knonlng your
hleas III Religious u.attera- SWELL" be Eutogtst,
''whAt ulu priests tell US mar Es falss ur uaay
ba trur,-I incline 70 tic former rxtl.es than 10
thb latter suppoaluou, but should Il b.
trls. 4aVu taksn tAa pseca4uop at
confesalug. How singular" he added. "asts t
lfesYsl,. should Re killed; xhi!s N hans4t
man whose tNnsctcace y p0t els&nscd by cop-
sston would eaEtalu!y 90 10 HALL Qau't yu,a
thlak 1t 70 singular, AuwE' Gea. Hpat, Nlp
aeasns 10 u sIncoss Cataolie, eldRayV5ud tu
caRstncc thEs representative Of legitimacy 1aaH
his cunlssston, IN order 10 10 sfset1ys, must bs
precetlei BY &Eacsse peultenoa on hls part, bus
Carlos only laughed as l!n: This seeua, epn-
ttnuea Boot, Shows Whit Catlu4' tei,gtous stn-1
ttLuslts really ven !
, 1879-07-16
THE CAl3INETMAKEK6.
ptsrt1ssaNa TIM srrUtrfo4.

A meetI,.g Of thu Cahluetmakers' Asaoc!at!op
Of Chicago was held III tho hall at 81 1yess Lake
s.gset last sYenlug, wlich was sttepsled b5 about
aso3 ueople. Willam StalIu!cht presided, atl4l
several ahlc Secretaries we're appdpted to re-
cord the proceedings Of the meetlng In thd En-
ellsh aud nerusu Languages, IN which the pro-
cocdinga were conducted iadiscFimiDateiy.-
Ms. Nelxun, 6wejs4 made report from a
Conhlittee on which he had been appointed.
uo said the Eighs-llour League was going
to hold :. q plenic On Aug. l. amt
ho rendered an invitation 10 bis le4Eefs
to Join With tlp.u. lie read tho platform. Of
tile League, which embraced about two Ines.
1t was to tho effect that eight hours' work for
eight boprs' pay sas lbe proper measure 10 give
employment to the unemployed. ile annoupe-
I'd lliat It was ,tle iutention Of thu League to
hold some meetings soou, when those who weAs
qpposca to them would b. inyttea " dsbata
tpesa lssnss.
..lhs Chairman announced that II wm
we'll known to tho meeting that nearly
all Of tho shops iu the city were
working, eight hours \ day. The abop
as A.. II. AnArews j. Co. bsA not yet hgraed
to allow theit nlsn to work Alg4t hour, but
several consultations hsd eecn had, and y Dc.
cisirs auawer mas to bp returned ILLS morplnx.
a u.ovting had been called for 1b'cock, aud lo
l,ops,l tho mcn would not 70 to work until III
auswur ma rekusnu4s
MF, Jucl,el, who had been selected by the
Casyes4' Union to xa to Gr3pd Rapids. Aacl,., 10
agttate the aigbt-hour maYemeut lAese, was H.
troducc4 70 the meeting, aud hs proceeded to
explain thu causes of loY prices aud Nd work.
liz believed the bosses would bs batter OF II
tic eight.hquE &ysseul Eere adoptcd. because
thert would bu fund To bn tlctu aua for Eouds,
, 1879-07-16

M0RTuAnY,

bo1tla1]50RRa1ek . tn 1T{hHes.
0AIHhA, IT,, duly lt-l'he ycmalps Of ", B.
WINS. less q sesalpe citizen Of st. l.oa!s, and
hesu this evening, aud wess intexsea iu thu uew
City Csn,etery. Tl0 decepaed was ! brotbecin.
law Of Mayor Huuk1ns aud Old. II. 6prstt, LsQ.
, 1879-07-16

6neffal Dttp4teA ia 3as 1tt6nA%
WASHINGTON. d. ", July 15.--A comraunca-
uon received hcro fro,l 4 l'unpesseq politician,
Who advocates tho reputation OF . hortion OF
tho State dupt, contaipa a new suggestion ~ til
the reasoas which govern tut aciiun' Of tie re-
pualators- Tho suggestion il this: Aauy
Tcnnessceans claim that tn Reputation we get
Part pag for our negrpes, althpuEtatt IL prot,-
ABLY TACT that l4rGe humber Qf tic h0tlds are
held BY inen who were opposed 10 the abolltlon
Of slavery.
, 1879-07-16

SusotaI Daspaichssto TAs Tribune.
HUDSON, 1t. Crnix Co., duly lk-WAeat and
oats aro lust tn the milk. Hotne rust On tha
lo~er leaves. Tbs effects OF tbs early drought
aFs YctY maFked. 1satn stands thin and straw
Alort- Present Indications 10 not Indicate much
Oyer half crop.
Joa4sv1LLs, Rock Co., July 1k-Wiqter
~hest"sii be cut tpls week. Average yield ex-
Hstsd. sprIug whcst headed, hui thin. Oats
, 1879-07-16
kfAltFF, F,AN1A-

bA'F1Aoaa, Md, July lh--The Executive
committes OF the Republican B,ato Colnu,istso
has issued call for Republican State Couyen-
ton ln Baltimore, Rsnt. II, 70 po,QJnate caudl.
axte loT u97ffapr,, CusRltfbllpg, xu4 CIerk of
taa CauFt pf Appeals. ~
, 1879-07-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

sUMMER-N1altT FESTIVAL.
The Gortnania Naeunerchor will give ono Of
Its ENJOYABLE eummor-Nlght Festivals, at Win
tas's Pavilion, corner of North Clark and Grant
Streets this evening. Hnns Balatka will be tue
conductor. After the cauuert there Will be q
hon.
, 1879-07-16

Az W 4h4
:pectoi Aua.ehss to YA4 7rtbuas.
NRy1Nsy1LLE, Adams Co., July 15.-Aprlng
wheat suffering from hot, dry weather and
cliucl-huEs. Corn Il t'na; all laid by and COM
wenclng to taassl. Promises 30 per cent moro
than Inst year.
, uoDdEvlLLn, nes Moinos Co., July 15,-
Rprlng wheat will make half crop. berry Is
good. Oats short hnlf acrol,. Winter wheat 10
atliu the stack. Corn ia doing hnely.' With
reasonable wealer will make splendid crop,
lastures rather short.
OnAnoE CITY, Swing Co., July 15,-Whcas,
oats, hurley, a4u fu3 arc al,nost totally destroy.
e4 by hoppcrs. Corn is excellent this scar,
Tho Visit OF thu hoppera Il blessing 80 far ia
to teach farmers to raiso moro curu, hogs, and
eattle ana 1esa wheat.
OsKALoosA, Mahuska Co., July 15.-Sprlng
EhGatwNl bp fair crop. Much betlar t,Qp
was eypected Early yarIetiea, just ready to
cut, Will yield ten to Attcrn bushels, eome
cbincfl-bugs arc working, but not badly, Oats
hc4yy aud lodging. Winter wheat will make
twenty bushels.
kEorA, keokuk ca, July 15.-Chincll-buas
are workllg in tss wheat badly. Many folds
are nut worth quitting, auA mauY trlus Infected
BY blight. IL IL ! tact tliat you viii lnd hardly
itece OF wheat but what Is more or less in
1ured. -.
.;uasnr, Adams Co., july 15.-sprlng wheat
two thirds Of q iron. Wheat Will ba Tt 10 cut
GAHsalt, Hancock Co., July 15.--sprlng whcat
looks well. T4tra II Eo4h stattd uu early
sown. Late sown Il light. Wo look Tor au W.
eFage yield 1t llu Weather IL fayorabu uutil har-
Ses!. llaY and cuts as0 good.
EsTaHAvnLE, Emmct Co.. July l5.-Whcat
wa Injured by tue drought. 1t Il }hin, usld Will
not not ba ~ average crop Oats aso IN hno condi-
o9;'. ana kld fair TO give istr Yteld.
y, ,tAiAFAx, H., July I5.-ExtrcWu hot weather,
f!onsY Q! ralH.' Atltuyorablu for tilu gruw lux
etoPs. ufast Nucl bettar tAAn expected i {eW
wesks asu. 0sts good. Thu iafgs4t eoru cso;,
eYer known indlcstet. Fotatoes excellent. TAe
early drought 'alu tho blgs together ,.ays
hDolled our wheat. aoEne art cutting wheat 10
save inc aigaW.
aoMs hogs Aava dlsl With cho,e,r. %
dntesat NA4stcA 10 TAs 1yfhuue
DUBUQUE, la-, July lo.-lt d now concrdefl
" those WIN 9Es competent III iniua thnt liz,
bushels to the acru Of WHEAT, Osts are vary
leaYy, aud corn Ia R'Ereatsr iu arreaca than eyrr
before. The gta!n Which hss been oeatcn,duwn
w thu rains has fecuyerel, apa IL nut mt,sh IN.
14rEa Ite clt0cA-ougs hayu dupp sous Iun.
eEc tn every equity, u4t veFy :lttta Altoen nlhrr.
Rust Il not guHOral Villa auothtr wsok II
good weather farmers will hare q two-tLfris
crpp.
, 1879-07-16

hhvs improved. Twn~thIr1a Of crop ex-
Ieetcd. Hay not NJ Eoott ~ latt year.
NEwfoRr, Columbia Co, July tf.-Wlnter
wl,tat mostly In ahtck; clnl,tecn bushels to tite
acre. Spring wheat looking we'll, but plenty 81
time for chTnci,bugs to dcstroyit yct Coth 10
gf0willX fast. -. II
, 1879-07-16

MUSICAL NOTES,
vnn rrc,ox nv. Hhs hatcs n,anfsta IN nst.t
co,,s q A' '~@ ''''''| ''' VS'''
'0ass'
straEosch will nrotmhlv riye II ia tbta co,,ntry
nav, saas,n w. y" s''' ~
neat season.
olt au,'us hehedset's setting OF hlFs' A!lea'e
sung ROCK Me TO slcsp,' Is belne sung ARfea&
dsal at London concerts
, .uscss.t,,, ",.s,..," A' sass s'9t a.. ss ~,
soon appear in London at concerts.
Camilla Urso 1,as u,,au,,oncd tte ti1aa of INV.
Ing company next season, anu propoecs TO
inn .o,o nnrar.raon,. s' VIVA VIZ" ~ ">sSSe'
ins eo'o eusuReu'e't7s
Henry Mellhac an1 Ernest Blum have jusE-
flushed m opera In four acts, auapted from
shakspcatc,s "Cymbol,ne.n TIN % m,,sic has ha.
been nd ~ Mr' Chn,,.o,a Az AAo8ls 'As'
0Nsa 80. a''s1 ~ "s'' ouo"~S"''
M'ss M Minnie Hauk has Just glvon In London
wna sp.n,ndc', fu aownr. ~ and sne
muraI Of is occasion in ia ' shono ~ is,"t'. III
iuI Spanish neckIace. "'' "'S'e ~ 'esq's'
~, ,,,,s !
', Mt' Mefei!t states that the ruroor OF Adelfna
tatti naylnY been forbidden 10 sing in Paris is
iiicoEfcct. lhu au9agntnent s signel and Ae
axea iof Tie 14th Oh February next, as arst sn-
honuccd.
Mns Thnrrbv vr,ts. trom 1,onao,. ...u,s.-.
Vaucorustl aud lfccht haYo been hore, and aro
again urging me to slug at the Grand Opera. L.
a!a kept quite busy; This week sing. at aye
fltet TO sgsnd tho summer with Mf. a1ll N1s.
But! 1t their home In Norway. l.thiuk we may
co.
The musical paners of Idont,nn a.vt,,,t t,.,,
Nosa has mado nrranpemonts r. ss,na 'ts - III
cpuntry next ycar. ind iate fr.stcsS ~ nrsorin@
at Wrr Mainsiyfs fi,eat - T., '1,,a. ~ ~ rpuanH
b. viii opct scason in New YoI. cftv IT, fan ~
giving anInnT fnrr n,s,Tsn !. Aii y - ni,a -
Krln,n "SiiRnon," MrnEI," :" tCarmen,u and
doetz's " Tanning OF tho shraw.n
Germany, hut bY no u.,nns \ oTmat n"me Sha
wis advertised beta htts. i smi H. r.x Srn 10.
draw tho csowds; but n5t on1y tIe sxt|,ed
muaicinns. hit a., ,,ntrtnrai :1,,au eA!et
found Lsr out mi M ,a nse h.t saon
which was not n yery livh mr. iva hs.a ,,l.,,,yy
better urtists ut oe. shs mi nnwcr rss9s ptsy
$1,000 nra,t1 to einE io CIncnnati nor oncsfiith
Of H,-Ci,sctx,,aWi III Eannir@s n'' o1'-Hi'u
$780,, 1e"s"3's. .-.......
scenes San Francisco, Cal. Correspondence
utlMeen MAX StFakosc1. operatlc mauaKer, unll
aas.ana us, rt,sntaIeont BARITONE strakosch aentA
,E note TO ransaleont asking hin, to coa,o % SEQ
nun, wlicfuupon the har1tone nnswers: "The
tuost celebrated first baritone, dl earbello Pan
la!eoli Aursano, lives Ut No. - OF - street,
l1 expects az. StrakosctI at Ills house, fn
ne Pas to make any conlnuntcaltous." Answue
OF tle 'Inprssat'o: " never 10 and Gull onany
~ '''' ~ a'0 .n''ess qoafsef'
Nme. DemeFc l.aoIaehe, the contralto q
uauan.ee u 1S ol tAe famous bssso) has tetermlusd
VIZ ~ " u'e Outen statest a1id To remain sn
susur sr '%1 s,er 40 9t
a, 1nGss taolaehe, has t9st arrived IN London,
at'4 i Iias nee1 enlnsnnhdcd W The Queen 70 sIng
n, q Manus3l 1 Castle Ani tq gro lessons to Tho
rcess wren verr 70 9
sl9s ueuteatcl IL To the Bar0nne+ who, by QeSffs
, 1879-07-16

NEBRASKA.
Special NsDascAts ia 1he TftottnA
WAvRH1.r LoM, Chester Co., July 1b.-
Chlncl+bugs have dona an Immense amount Of
damage to The wheat crop. Every prospect for
tl,cu, to 90 into the corn, having a1roady made
their way into some coFn-heds.
EiuHr-hliLz GAovH, Cass Co., July H.
Chucu-bugs doing great dulnago. 8ome spring
wheat good. Most Of II not Oats faiF. Corn
17a feet hiEh.
CnnTx, Saliuc Co., July 15-Chinch-buga arc
injuring tic wheat, barley. anu oats. VIII dc.
stroy 1T least tie half Of 1t. cusn doing frs&-
rate.