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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

CHRISTIANS GOODS.
JOHN II. TYLER co.
will be daily opening until after the holidays entire
" hew and beautiful
FANCY GOODS,
SILVER, AND SILVER-PLATED ARTICLES,
in greater variety and design than ever bsfore Of
fercd and selected With view To artistic effects IN
sulripg the taste OF cultivated people.
Our sale OF
FINE DIAMONDS
has increased so LARGELY that we have mace e1 'eh
ve additions 10 our stock In this direction, and can
guarantee our prices 10 be
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
Ia WATCHES and CHAINS, as well as JE"EL
RY generally our STOCK is being daily added 10 oy
newest Patterns. JOHN II. TYLER CO..
de 1e-tDe25 1908 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
y 1000 boxes fuTl-conn, F1RE-CRACKERs,
800 cases three-p pound cans TOMATOES and
PEACHES.
100 boxes new LAYER RAISlNs,
100 boxes VALENCIA RAISISs,
tlsrces new CURRASTS-
SO tubs OF Virginia and New York BUT
TER.
80 boxes choice CHEESE, ~
500 bar els APPLES. different varieties;
500 boxes smoked RERR!NGs-
100 bags BEANS and PEAS. r-,,e
ito o,u No. 1873 Ma!E street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

BO9TS. SHOES. ac.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, uH&N1
- SATCHFLS. &C. ~IA
FOR SALE REGARDLESS OF COST.
With view Of disseminating our retail business
and devoriug our entire time aud attention 10 our
jobbing business. we VIII until further notice, sell
our entirc retail stock OF
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
SATCHEI.S, &C,
At No. 1000 MAIN STREET.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
FIXTURES FOR SALE.
no l7.tJal WlNGO. ELLETf & CRUMP.
H'''s .', ' S~;: STREET. 1p
HAVE 4 LARGE AND wELL-SELECTED STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c,
which they ure selling OF at very low prices.
Que GOODS WERE BOUGHT BEFORE THE
LATE ADV AELE ~ LEATHER, AND WILL DE
SOLD AT Low RATES.
In our stock can be found some OF the buest nnd
hest-inade goods IN This country. We also have In
stock some Of The lower. grade goods. tive us
trial. HELLER to'
no l5.tJaI OF lrouh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15
HOLIDAY a7OOna.
AZ SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE

,IAL HOLIDAY SALE
COHEN BROTHERS.
COHEN BROTHERS
ABE OFFERING
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
LEI GOODS
IS. SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS,
LIE
CONSISTING ~ PART OF
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-22
Hindu Care Of Lie.

In the early dawn next morning we
drove to Kaira.a place Of 1900 inhabit-
ants, along a fine road with sheltering
trees. The town stands on the high
bank of river. From the top Of the
Collectors house there is an extensive
view over rich, well-timbered. country.
There are many monkeys, some very
large, and though they injure the crops,
no one moiests them. This care Of life
In regard to the lower creation is a pfin-
ciple Of Hindu religion more strictly OBJ
served than thas Of care Of their fellow
creatures outside :, the circle of
their own family connections
Within that scirele they are won-
derfnllyi kind. .Hindus Of high caste
never take life. Some are strict yegeta
rians, and in order to- preserve life will
brighten away fish from, parts of q river
where they have reason to expect En-
glish officers to come in quest Of them.
Even the much-abused money-iender re-
fuses all advances to fishermen On one,
occasion Came upon an, extensive in
closed park with shelter sheds, main
tanned by native banker, into which
horses no longer fit for use were charita-
bly, received and fed, that they might
wear ont their lives in. quietness. And
yet female infanticide is undoubtedly too
common, "a females to 100 males being
not an unusual proportion in the popu-
lation. A native Judge explained this
to me by the great desire among the
lower class to intermaay with the high
er, a lower man being ready to pay
needy man of the higher order large
sum of money to induce the son of the
higher rank to marry his daughter. But
when the lower man has nomoney,'as is
too often the case, the female infant is
apt to be neglected and allowed to die
The Nineteenth Century.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-22

To Cleanse Calicoes, French Lawns,
Muslins and Cambrics: Mix two cupfuls
of wheat bran in cold water till smooth
paste; then stir it into one quart of soft,
boiling water. Let it boil half an hour,
then strain and add to it four or five
more quarts of soft warm water or
enough to wash a dress in. Use no soap,
for the bran answers all the cleansing
purposes of soap. The water should
not be much more. than milk warm and
perfectly clean. Add tablespoonful of
salt if there is black in the dresses or
any color that may run. Rinse thor
oughly in only one water. No starch is
needed, but if one thinks it desirable
use little white glue-water, not hot.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-22


APPLE AND RICE PUDDING.-Boil
three tablespoonful Of rice, after wash
ing it in three waters, in half u pint Of
water and three tablespoonful Of milk.
When nearly soft add two tablespoon
fuls of sugar, the grated peel Of a lemon
and the beaten yelks Of two eggs. Stir
rapidly until it is quite cooked. Then
pile it up as a wall around platter or
plate. Pare tart apples. take out the
cores, and stew them in the juice of the
lemon. three tablespoonful of sugar
and little water. Cover closely. stew
until soft, but not so much AS to break
to pieces. Place the apples and strip
inside of the rice. Beat the whites Of
the eggs to stiff froth. lay 1t over the
apples, sift sugar over it and brown
lightly in 4 hot oven. Serve with sweet
cream --------~---'.-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-22

would be glad to pay and stop adulter-
ating. When such associations are ev-
erywhere to be found, the poisonous ar
ticles will disappear from our markets.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-22
HOW WE ARE POISONED DAILY.
The Things We Eat, Drink and Wear All
Are Mediums for Conveying Poisons to
(lIr

60; ~ VI ;nG se's,Jn> y. .he ooc't'
.S.oHa ~ "' NJ. me-, r .nis year ',ie'
ne - ose AN
80 y, ~ ..,, Eau an ,h'ere I pa.
Ee: va ...o H anu oaie o,
$500, ,.;o,i :. '', ~ iousis f,uui.era.e''
SI; Po,soh' nc sa'o, are
!ou'; :, :" H. ou. 80, ou. I'm, oui eio'h-
iH ~ ."G soo I'M utei'. .h "seu III our
MI, ~ H. VI" P'pe' .n". ya'.y oul
~.s' ~ .no oa' Pe's anu nan papers
tn.'I Dsau' oIi nouse; anu III the COZ
Or p'te,s am t9.s "h iE,,, aIe 'ne pay
tnihS ~ pui oilh,'len; Ihese uanSer-
1us o". .i '"tioies aIe Sraoualy
uai' Ms INC SUN. ou' h'ore expensive
eiies ous VI oli MI. Ae.s. a. an eNi-
- oJ..i.ora.n n ~ s...t o.1i.es Mele
ai..itc, ,seu n. l,c'eu .lpih lhs report
Vi ire oan''',aii Commissioner Oh inter
ia. iI1. .s iol iou' IN wliicn II was
80 49, liz, .n..s s O. ou' vi ioI nrtlces AHA
iyIcu VIZ iouiiu 70 pe auui'era ~
lev SPeeiies aLS wphs 9use:
Inc urDce' Aa'Afas p''uishes soheoi
.lie i'"l'ei I'ioils. Inc cream Oh tartar
i1ui'u on saie' II says Is seiuoih more
man 'v Pot ceh'' Pure' .he relnaiheeI
oeiiS Ut" noa' OF while earth, anu
1,,iei a,'u.e''.''s' cayenne pepper Is
oeD''seu WIN req ochcr, cliiapar' Ner,
niliioh anu sulphuret Oh mercury; ana
me ooior Prescr'eo oy reo ieao anu
,.ne'i''n Az. Cohee Is auuitcfa.eo
WIN pea hour coioreo Win venetian
ecu; tAquoi, anu "ihes are Senerahy
iaae rom cheap 'unlS ana. WHISTLES.
NILE Is au"iterateu WIN WAFER, hour,
s'aIch' suni' turIherIc' cnaik' sugar.
carbonate Oh so''a' ana cerebral inatteri
anu cream Is ni'ide ny the use OF gum:
N"st'Eu Is seiuoin sou pure freserrea
meats are co,oreu WIN ocher ana req
lead. bottieS Iineieu Worcestershire
sauce e'c., are 0iteh iiiied WIN SUN
uaVoreu Win dangerous cnehhicals.
soaps contain poisonous coiorinS mat
Yer that produces SKIN diseases. Ieas
are coiored anu aoctored' largely IN
ne" Iorh anu If'iiaoelPnEl. Win arseh,
late OF copper, NerdiSris, mineral
green, RUSSIAN Dine' tac, ciay' soap
stone ana numerous other articles
Much OF the tobacco whicn men roll IKE
sweet morsei under their tongues Is
made out OF the leaves OF other plants'
10 WHICH are "oueu cI,'Vihae VI ic"u'
o eoId :, ., ,h ,e 1a,, s'e nan 'ae r.a J
80. -, - So, ,,,.,,,ar,,;onS IS
, ,ans poison' maui ,io.n P.eP,' ''i u.s. Vi
a,a III - "' ndo a. i,n,nS;n
st'ss W. Ill., ~ '''o -11''ss''s ~
Il. ~. ~
...t ahen ~. ;a' a p :. ~. i
NM = ,aa hnrIe i in Rns,on and was
.'o'. nm. YEA ,G u; Gu. an" sn;d -
ior .i,le = lesiteli. !. Sn..s., s,.,u ~
MN ,n:,: iisilner hih1eh nI any M .h;
per De. ol MS nril "ou,u o, I'M ~ tt
oGt tne il'..'iai uhcolo i1a. s ~. snSs
VIM wnlte .he .eis ;tie ~; ususn u .ha,.
before they reach ,his c9uH..s' .nss ate
, 1879-07-05
IAIE lnCAI LIENS.

Mrs. Nicholson, 80 years Of aga, while staud-
inE before al open window ln tho 1rst story OF
her dwelling, No. 244 Oak street, when bal',
fired apparently from IN adjacent stable, lodged
In her nose. Tile bail Was extracted, and tho
wound pronounced not serious.
The North Division police last evening ro-
porcud tl.at thrce boys. Ind been seriously
burned and Injured by tAe explosion OF a can-
non which they were 1rIng OF near 0racclanl
Cemetery. No particulars could he gieauea,
ailu the name Of only one, the sou Of tho lato
Nicholas 8lmons, saloon.koepcs at that polnt,
was mentioned.
John Isuhcl, living at No. 180 North peort&
street, COT Into quarrel with Pctcr Malloy nt
tho corner Of Peoria and Kinxta streets at Q
o'clock last evening, In which Malloy pulled out
a knfo nnd cut Kntcl twice. Otlco In the back
nlll once In thu side. Both wounds ure eonafd-
cred SERIOUS, but are not c1pectca to prove fa-
tai. Maioy was arrested shortly after tho oo-
currencc.
The nrst victim Of the Fourth Of July cclc-
brattuu, Rock Naycgat, was lying 1aat night In
III unconscious condition 1t h!a home, No. 429
Clark street. During tho day DR.. Thurston
succeeded In tracing tho course OF tho bullet,
md found It embedded 10 =. tho loft
lung, To-day, II the patient still survives,
an effort will be made to extract 1t. The In.
jured young man is only IS yeass OF nga, alld
only six months In the country. lie hns thrcs
brothers And blind father liylIlE at thu san,o
place. No ono tIas beer ablo to 1nd out bY
wium or how tsle shooting was dopc, but from
what little Rocg was ublO to say after enterlng
the hpltsc, It WIS done rnreiessly by some ono
whom ho described as an Eugllshmah.
, 1879-07-05
Arrival Of the Remains. OF the
Dead Prince at Madeira.
French Government Restrictions
Regarding Attendance ut
tho Obscqrics.
An Attempt to Rescue Nil1ilists
Thwarted by the
Officials.
The Turkiuh Sultan md Ministers Threat
ened with AsBassipation.


- L
EUGENE.
MADRID, July 4.-Ex-Enlpfess Eiigente has
written to Countess DE- Mont'3o. her mother,
that nfter tho funeral OF tho Primes Imperial shn
will spend O fcw months In thu Convent near
Dnrgos.
THE pniHcE's REMAINS. :
LONDON, july 1.-lllo British troop.ship
Orontca arrived at Madeira to.aay with tic re-
mains OF tho rrincd Imperial. Tho remains
wsro transferred from thu Doalicea to the
Orontcs at Cape Town june Is. Sir Bartle
Frcsc, Lady Frcrc, md oil tic officials Of tho
colnny wosc present. Imposing religious cere-
monies ,scro held by tho Catholic bishop.
PRINCE IE.snME.
LoNnos, July 4.-'i'l,o Standards paris cor
respondent mentions rcDt,rt that Prince
Jerome Napoleon has informed tic Government
that he will not attend tho funeral of tho late
Prince Imperial.
GOVERNMENT pHC1stoE.
The Qaafots a.srrts ihnt tho Government hos
decided that only the officers attached to tho
late Prince wtll DO allowed to attend the
funeral.
THE BRITISH PRINCES.
Tic PosG announces that tha British Royal
Princes will follow The remains OF the princo
Imperial at the funeral.
PLEunY.
LONDON, July 4.-Thc Daily Ntrs' Paris cor
respondent tclcgrnphs that Gen. Fleury will 60
on tho rctlrctl list In order to attend tho funeral
Of tho prlnco Imperial.
cLoT1LDE.
The Times Paris special sara Princess ClotlIdc,
the vito Of Prince Jerome Napoleon, will repre-
ecut her husband at tic funeral.
, 1879-07-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
sQuEExsrowN, July 4.-Arrlyed, Cattle, from
New York.


-feIc OTff1ns 1tnieg.
A man who represented llAs hu Tas q Gov.
crnAlent agent went through tlulnes County.
Mississippi, abolt TWO weeks ago, stating t!ias
OIL tho following Sunday q FREQ tralu would aF.
rlvH at Durant, Miss, for tic purpose ue traua-
porting u!L who wished TO 60 to kansaa. lie
EaYu every darky snall Hug. Wll'ct, sy4s to 10
stuck III tic Land they sQuattod upon IN Kansas,
thus giving Themselves i valid title to. tho
grouud. For aIl Of this Information, Ut course,
tho puor negroes Ind 10 pny. and they gagc tic
shrcwtl was lilo wretch. and 50 grauhIc tho
picture ho painted Of 1Itu la Kausas, that tllo
noTs spread lilsu w!l0llro through &lu country,
and uu ali sidcs tho datk1es commenced 10
gather up tle!r traps p.separatoty to the long
Iytp hstore lhctn. buch property aa they cuull
lluL laku With them ulev disposed OF at any
price they could get. Cows wors sold At -
apiece, ch.ckeus Ut ono ccnt auiece, aila other
things III like proportion and At q slmilaT
sacrifice. On Sunday, tlle 10Th OF Junc. about
1,uN1 negroes assembled at uhs railroad station
At Durqnt prepared, as we'll ID ulrir a!lm alcatA
and III Judgment would allow. Tor u.eIr journey
10 kausas. Ofc6urso thu FREQ train did not AZ
rirs, aud thcso poor, betrayed blacks aEo now
straudeu high and dry, their hosnes, cattle7
furniture, aud in some Instances t,rlr land, a't
gone AMI they thrown upon tho lnttcy aud
charity OF the people OF Holmes County.
, 1879-07-05

ELSEWHERE.



CHARLESTON, Jmly 4.-'rho celebration Of tic
day l,cEun by tho ilrlng nf national salute nj
sunrise by tlle Lafayette Artillery. a crack
white militia company, being the frat time such
salute lms bccn fired by atiy such company snce
lS4}0. before which Limo 1t was tllc c1stun,.
Tlrro wns n large md creaaitabto parade Ut
colurrd militia, md business Eeneralv'wns SITS
pruticd. The eolorol people In Sunday attire
ilIcd tho streets, and gayo lllc city holiday
aspect.
MONTGOMERY.
AosTodMERr, A:a., July 4.-Ftve thousand
pcurIc u.senlAct Mt the Fnlr Grounds to-day.
Tlar procession VI ex-Conic1crntc soldiers was
conspicuous feature Of ilc das.> The Dcc1arn-
t1nn uf Independence was read by ex.0ov.
Watts. 1llc Hcy. Father Ryan, tho poct-pricss,
delivered tic atldrcss. which aboundcd III
tributes to tlle wisdom and natriotissu Of the
n,en of 177t1. lie especially elalsned TINT the
proplc Of the South should ever cherish tho
principles for which their furcfathcrs concndcd.
Gcn, Joseph Wheeler n,d cx-tttorncy-ocnernl
Sanford made speecllcs. Stany letters werc
rca,', atnong them from te!rerson Davis, dcn.
Hancock, Gun. liooicr, Con. licauregard, Gen.
Il. W. Morgan, AMI Gen. Mcclellan. After
speaking t1tcrr was ut oItl-fashloncd Fourth Of
July barbecue.
, 1879-07-05
SPAIN.


TIE COLONIAL POLICY.
MADRID, July AIN Congress- Thursday the
debate on the addrrss In reply to tic speech
from the throne Was continued. Tic Minister
for tho Colonies said the Government was very
desrous tint affairs IN Cuba DO satisfactorily mr.
ranged, and appealed to tho patriotism Of the
Deputies to assist tho Ministry In reducing tax
alton In Cuba. Ho demanded tho Immediate
abolition OF slavery, md said he considered tho
interests Of Cuba identical With those Of Spaln.
INoEND1AnY FlnEs.
Madrid, July 4.-Scveral fires Ia the Provinces
OF Xorez aud ARGOS arc attributed to inccndtar-
lam on the part Of lntornnt!ounilsts.
HONORABLE.
Premier Martinez campos, replying to the iu-
tcrpcliation in Congress, declared TINT no COLI
yeut!on was signed with the Cuban Insurgents,
ns thctr cnptulatton was honorable
, 1879-07-05
Strange Fln&fn ot All Elupcisacns.
Ehstbu fAtu.1 S<nttAst,

We hca. s,luors oi youthful runaway coupis
from 81. Clnlr County recently. Tt!r young gent
years. Fearing parcntal opposttlon, llloy took
matters Into tllelr uwn harss a1i started out IN
foot Tor this county. The fatActB OF tic runa.
ways made pursuit. md overlook them ln The
uuirhhorllool oi Pelham on tho sucnuu day vi
,l!.lr aiight. F.u.u.tny u marriage lecusa ami
calling III liza services Of II nlaItstrlte Tie old
gentlemen proceeded At ollcu to have the young
lulks unitctl III tnurria.r. They ihen took them
lii. bls ch,lu, uud returned Aomu With tue wkn-
derara.
, 1879-07-05

Afark Cunningllnlu, II ycars Of agc, living
with Ills parcnts at No. cot johnson street. shot
himself Inst evening through tho lcfs, taud.
Tho wound WINS not u bad one,
Edward klusolla, while firing OF his pistol In
front oil hts home, No. 331 Hubbard street, Ahot
away the little nngcr Of his right hand With
rall whic., to lnd put Into the tnxzo Of Ills
weapon.
Aman named John Lukachcsky, 21 years Of
nec, living ut No. 2l George street, accidentally
shot OIL the first finger Of hfa left hand while ds-
charging hs revolver, at 0:30 yesterday forc-
noon.
4 team of horses attached to carrfago
owned by Thomas delaney. and driven BY E. 4
Foot. hccaula frightened Mt soma boys firing I'LL
ifrecraelters at the corner OF Hnlsted ntl Wnsll-
tngtnu streets at o'clock Inst evcnl.tg, nn1 ran
away. The horsc8 ran urstlstlssv coilittcsi with
tho sidewalk ut tin corner uf Union street. Tito
occupants cscaped uninjured.
Peter Cal'eu, so ycars Of ago. living Mt No.
Isl WIIH,ut avenue, was slnt ut 10:Gi lRat even
Ing while driving L street-car o., tho milwaukee,
from, h!s left lex just below tho knee, mud pro
% the siootlng Il " wns to1e IN ctImlnaly earo'css
manner BY one Of tlss Pine Hros., Of No. Js5
Hue Island avenue.
William kca.ing, 10 yenrs nf nge, living With
hs pareu.s ut No. rs Weat Ohio strcut. wis lust
evening drowned ut tho u0Yernnent plrs.
While walking aiong tho stabsr. ot tho pler, ho
accidentally Slipped and fell inlo. one OF
thu openings, nlMl WIS drowned before
usslstalicu collitl b. rendered li[sn. The body
wis recovered shortly aftcsward, and WAS scnt
lhsh,c.
Dr.. shnw, living at No. a4o West Randolph
Talcott OF }'o. II South Water street, wllile 3D.
Ing put oil Halstrd street cAr ut the curner of
| Madison mud Dcsplaincs streets, at 8:D last
uvenlns. for Aavln. .luarrclcd with the coildnc-
manner tsnt Ills left toot went under tho wheels
badly crushc.l. Dr. Dlutl.ardt, wl,o attended
him. says hs Injuries arc very serious.
At 10 o'clock Inst night Policeman Dim Duffy
saw nan pull revolver a'':i point It full Ct ri,
! at tho northwest CORNER ot Fan DuTon uni
| Clark streets. Tho officer tcrkcI tllc
trliaw's nrn, asIao., a,d tic bullet
weat blowing Into thy sidewalk, At The st a.
The Italian rnu away, ailtl consequently tho par
tg,liare of tfc ulEsay, II i1larcd there were any
other thnn those ElYcn above, could uot oe &C.
| certntned.
Patrick IIassett nnl Michael Sullivan wero at-
snon S stset I fj o. l!n ta !! liz eerear q
johnson md Wright streets. They 'lcld Ainuu
md took away trou. hn, gold watch und chair
valued, ut, $40. The might before l..!
the same plnce, al.'! Officers Lacy and Wslkc
pursued. Ono Of The number held them At tai
by Ar!ng thrcs shots, but finally thcy capturet
lercucu Fitzpatrick alid. Thomas O'Drien, bott
q whom were yesterday lined $50 by Jus1tc'
Walsh.
ALSO ycs,erlay afternoon Frank Fauta,
bohemian, - years Of agu. lIyll. at No. 7Si Al
port ayenuu, Yus sA0t aud fatally woun1e.
BY, cou pahton named, Arnon MArsk
living at tic sane nnmber: As nsar!'
, 1879-07-05

evening. Through an interpreter whom
he brought with lin, the "details OF
the shooting wrra g1raneu. lilo had been firing
10 ilrc of. But tho cylinder failed tu conc
rouud ali right, n,,d he took thu weapon for 'ha
purpose q! fixing IT.. While In Ills hand II went
ntr. Tho wen,p}n wns quite n amAll.stscd one.
Atnsck says t.u threw 1t Into the riyuJas he WAS
cruising Twonty-scconl street. bridge. l,otll
men havc worked aldo BY side In Palmer Il
Fufler'o plHuluC mill.
, 1879-07-05
ITALY.

TIN CABINET CoLtArSk.
RoMr, Jnly 4.-'rho fail Of The Dcprctts Cab.
net is cnusud BY condition Of ey-Aftnisters ecla,
Nicotcra, n,,st 1sncenrin
TIE Ex-KlEplrE ANnrsTED.
LONDON, July IA .lspatrll from Nan1es se-
ports that tho cx.Khcdtvo Of EgTpt, 1smail
Pastia, has been arrested.
, 1879-07-05

Herr Wlndthorst, propos'ng That any revcanc
Ia cxccss Of t30, ,000, 900 marks bo dstrtb-
uicl INNING the separate States.
LONDON, juno 4.-Tho Standarf's 1]ctlln
dispatch snys tho Tariff Commission resolved
10 recommend tint tic dutlcs on lar1c cate.
cory ot goods, Including petroleum, suaf como
Into foscc Immediately on tlIo paasazo Of Tho
bil.
, 1879-07-05

now A LEADING s0UTHElS DEMOCRATIC FArER
REGARDS TIE FOURTH or jutr.
0tninHa (Jfiss.) Southern Statss tftth.1. +'at3.
We don't boeyc In tic Fourth Of July, or
uuy otLcs kIu.l Of LIE. We don't that, Cap
taiul
Road orr paper this week, carefully, prayer
f1lly,-aye, swcarfully, II you m'st,-but Ecad
It, Mcssss. Yankees, aint sec tic senttu,ents
viii, which VIC salute the Fourth Of July. sincu
the American fIaE became fostering crc.sore,
tho American cagle a carrocrow, and tl!c
Americun UnIon lie spowcd from, tic pits Of
pcrdition.
@ The Fourth o! July
Ly-1y-iy-ly-
q TIM Fourth of Jniy Is n lie.
Since the numbering. plunderlhg Ynnkee band
Swooped down. like oemous, With b!ado ond
uraud.
70 conquer rnd crush our tovcly land,
And throttle Us NIL with IN Iron hani.
And deny the glorious right ant yrand
70 a sovereign State It's Hwn cnn,nlht11,
While they shouted the Tory cry1
, 1879-07-05
TIE STATE AT LARGE.

Sptttd! NtSpnfeh to 7hs Tribute.
ELdIN, ILL.,, July 4.-Our eisIzcns ce!chrnted
the Fourth without much aao. lien. Lleb, Of
cnicugo, was to orase, hut hu failed to arrive IN
tInle, Dowa.towu thcse MAS boatracil!g, foot
, 1879-07-05

pOnr COL1OHNEs
En,rfa! pI.pat.n 10 Tie 5rtaans.
ponr CoLnonNE, Ont, July 4.-passed down
-Scl,r NJ. Fillmore, Chicago to OEdehsburr,
corn.
Uu-Fchr L. 8. hammond, Ogcon0burg 10
Ch[caeu, emil.
Wind, north; fresh.
, 1879-07-05
TIE FAR WEST.

BAN Francisco July 4.-The Fourth was
celebrated by general su5pcnsion OF business,
procession, orat!on, regatta Of tho ataster Nh.
r1ners' Association, etc. With tho exception Of
the death uf c.ilu nanleI Francis slilllkcn By
the accidental discharge Of toy cannon, tho
ilay WAS barren OF Incident or acciuent. Tho
workngnen held n muss'Mecttns ut the sa,n!
lots, an! passed resolutions By1npathfz!ng with
the Eastern brethren In the struggle for m
eICht-l,uur law, md urging continued agltation
of the question.
DENVHH.
Sneetaf Dtspasch 10 Ths 1rfoHne+
DENVER. Col, July 4.-fhc Fourth was cc1c,
brated here to-day, oclipsing any demonstration
hCret Oioro seen.
, 1879-07-05
THE EAST.

1AuNT0Ht MASS.
TAUNTON, Mass, july 4.-1ho Soldiers Mopu-
ment was dedicated hero to-duy With Imposing
ceremonies.
LAKE WALDEN, MASS.
LAKE. WALDEN, Mass. July I.-At grand
tom pcrance au.l patriotic celebration, Henry
Ward Dccctcr spoke tn 4 large aulfcnco on na-
tiopal affairs. IIc advocated natlona!-not Il
ecyltonni-Icoting among thu prople mud Repre-
people, Chinese emigration, a,'! honest money.
ten. Fitzpatrick ana tic Hon. Neal Dow also
delivered oratlnna.
At 8UNnuRY, IA.
arntLApELrIl1A4 July 4.-t;or. Hort unveiled
tho statue Ut Col. Cameron At Sudbury, Ia.
, 1879-07-05
,A6I



LospoN, July ia Berlin correspondents Of
the Times transmits a rcport in tho Goes from
It's DrcnburG correspondent that the Chinese arc
committing ali kinds Of outra0cs In kuldja
territory, and Thousands OF fugittycs arc seck-
Ing protection ut 1luss!au forts.
, 1879-07-05
FRANCE,
MnT T1R1ENT.

VEnsA1LlEs, July 4.-M. IcstoiEn to.dny In.
trndlsecd In tic Chamber Of Deputies, anl do
nlaudcd "urccncT Tor the bill 10 impose tho
oath OF allegiance to tho Republic on military
officers, hut urgency was refused in consequence
Of tho tnvornment stating they wore now con.
sidcrlng tho subject.
, 1879-07-05

RUSSIAN ENVOY 8T0PrED.
s1MtA, July 1.-The Russian Envoy has ar.
rived at Dalkh. The Governor rcluse1 to allow
him to proceed to Cabua.
, 1879-07-05
EGYPT.


1.oNnoN, july 4.-Thc Standards Cairo la-
patel, reports that the Ktlcdlvc has forbidden
Sutor Pasha from entering Egypt.
, 1879-07-05

LONDON, July 4.-IIanna Dobbs, servant
at a lodgtng-l,ouse In Euston Square, London,
nvc,1acd Of numbering Matilda Becker, au elderly
lodsor, and hiding tho corpso In tho coal-ccl1ar.
whcro Il lay over year and a half, has beon
ocnt1ttsH.