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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-05
Sns Snbianrrs1 s1rrritnrinnl.

0as ieBt 10 uiel beipro9ene eSnoianers3ers
ritorium bat eine SIdde pon 10000 Auabs
ratneilen. @s miro 6e9renSt i'm Norben pon
&anIas, i'm 8efen pom Stem Merico, i'm Siis
Den BON Teras uno IN, Often pon glrfanias,
uno Nifouri. 2aut Sertrases pom Septens
ber 1865 purbe eS fur Die Snoianeritdmme
Der @reefs, GboctarpS, G6erofees, Sttawas,
Sacs, Sores, Ibientees, 8amnees, Seminoz
len, 0uapaeos, Senecas, 98Danoottes, Gbi=
dalaps unb Sbamnees alS vepiSes gisenz
tbum" reIeruirt..
@esen Gnbe bes Sabres 1870 saben ii9 Die
Sepobner bes Serritoriums cine 8erfaiIung,
rpel9e iiber ale 9emeinIamen Gn9ele9enbeis
ten uerfigt. @emab berielben itebt bas gan3e
@ebiet unter elmer General. .A1emblp, rpeI3e
aus einem Senate uno einem Repr6Ientans
tenbarIe 5uIamnen9eiebt lit. Ieben ibr itebt
Elm @Ouuerneilr, Der auf srpei Sabre Semablt
miro unb beiIen 8efu9niiie un9efdbr benen
oes 8unoespraIioenten be5i9li9 Der SanSen
linton entipre9en. 9luserbem bat ie0er sSna
Otaneritamm nod feline eisene 2e9isIatur nebit
IpeSieIIem 9ouperneur.
Cine merfwilrOi9 communifii5e 8eitin1z
nun9 entbdlt Die gerfaiIun9, babin Iauteno,
boB Der seiammte 2anObeiis Elm semeiniamer
ietn iole uno ieoes StammesmitsIieb Elm
Stid 2anbeS rur 3eitlueili9 ais @lSentbum
benuBen bilrfe. S6uIen unO anbere Ginri9s
tun9en Der Civilization batten anfdnsIid i'm
Snbianer Territoriun Elm 9iltes @eoeiben; !;
Oas pabte aber ben Ibenteurern nibt, Die
6al6 bort einbran9en, ii9 nit Squaws uers
beiratbeten unb Die &otbbdlte tpranniItrten.
Sc rnsebiIOeter 2ebtere blieben, Oefo GROCER
rpurbe Der ginflub oer WetBen, uno 70 1T es
9efommen, baB @ultrtr unb Civilization in
iener @esenb felt mebreren SaEen bur6aus
ni9t forti9reiten.
0a bas 2anb bort frii9tbar tit unb aud
9tn3ei9en porliesen, baB Die groe an uieIen
Steaen 9roBe S9dbe BON ruertbpoaen Wines
raIien btr9t, 10 fam es 9tiemanben @unoer
nebmen, bab ii9 Der Strom Der Ginrpanoerun8
in letter 3eit bortbin selenft bat. gBenn es
Sunddit aud seIun9en 1T, 9roben Ileberuorz
t6eilunsen bes rotben Wannes por3ubeusen,
ipater miro Der BetBe ii6 rpObl i'm Snoianers
Territorium 10 beirn{9 MAIDEN, tpie felt einis
gen Sabren in ben 8Iad SiLIs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-05

Sn 8insfton, R. s., famen am 80.
Ntai Der General @Ouuerneur uon Ganara,
Ntarquis Don 2orne unb 8rinSeIlin 2ouiie,
feline @emablin on, itno par6en entbuiios
itii9 empfansen. IS iOa bieier 8eiub rpObI
Elm Compliment fur Die Ser. Staten lein.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
Made Rich In n Year.

Lieutenant Governor Tabor, OF Col
orado is one of the newly-arisen million
aires. If reward were offered for
man worth $3,00O,O00 nobody would
pick him ont on Broadway. He was
poor Vermont boy who drifted West
and when the diggings were found about
twenty years ago around Orc City, he
moved there and kept little store. lie
had no early advantages, and seemed
doomed to remain for lite o. the sum
mits of the Rockey Mountains with about
81 600 of st )ck under his roof. Two
cobblers came along year ago, little
poorer than himself, ard wanted food.
He gave them what is called "grub
stake" that is a barrel of -four aud bag
OF bacon, saying "Y Yon might as well
work IL l am TO feed you Go dig
somewhere for ore y These two men
found the Little Pittsburg Nine within
few weeks, by which one of them re-
ceived S262,000, another 1926, 900, and
Tabor has already had more than ST.
OOO,o0O out of the property, besides be-
ing in the consolidation. He is q mo-
dest, unaffected man, who has not chang
ed his habits IN the least. That dis
covery, however, made him Lieutenant
Governor OF the State.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08

LOCAL TIM + TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
for Philadelphia: 2a, TOO, $40, 500
s-sS' 10 "a io;so a. m i II 81 u 80, $50, 400
40 a. mi 8 0o, 30. Q 48, p m.
For New York: 2.s7, iO.O4, - m, IL 81, ~ 80,
4s m;onsnadays; ion na az osa m. 80 p; m
80 a m; 1851, 1-Oi, 6ls, pm. Sun
days II 81, 2.l0, a N
For Port Deposit: 4t6 m no sunday
For New Castle: $40, s1s a m;io5, 30 n
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware X. r.: 915 q m;105, 20
pm 10 Sunday train.
For Wilmington a Northern r. r.: Q 20 a
m; 8 90. 10 m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware W estern r. X. I 10, 10 O5 m
b2)pm. Sunday train, $40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
from e Philans1Pa'S; ,a T. 49, go oe m
1:ao. 10 %. Il IS. p "a on Sundays 70 43
10 10 q MI 35, 10 q, II 10 p m.
From New fo,x: 1 66, 8 "a a m; u "A. 70 81
so4, 70 22 81 p m, on Sundays: 70 4s, / o.
From Baltimore: o., 5 40, s41 a m; 1927
daSs,6 SO, 80 p m on Sundays: 2 o. a n,
From Washington: aoi a m 12N, 1888
FROM Port Deposit: 100 m /; no Sunday
From New Castle: 300 m; 1910 M
no., 41 p m; no sunday trains. "
| From Delaware R. r.: 5 80 l2l0 n N,
7 10 p. m; no Sunday trains
| From Wilmington q Northern r. r.: 8o6
1130 IN; SO p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western X. r.: On m
216, As p m; Sunday train, 5.25 D m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
| ADELPHIA,
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: SO, 90, 10 80, II 45 a m; 2 80 10
400, l5, 8 ID, 8 10, II 30 pm; on sun
days: 8 80 a m; 8 oO,9 46, II 80, p m,
From Thirty Second and Market street,
70, q m, 12 m, 12 ia, 8 b5, . 80, IL 30 o n
| on SUNDAYS 80, II 30 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
GENERAL N ews.

General News.
II is now stated that Judge Dillon will
not retire from the bench until Deceia-
Der.
The Consolidated Virginia and Cali
f,rnia Mining Compan es have passei
dividends this month.
General Sherman, accompanied by his
daughter and his aide-de-canp, Colonel
Audenried, Is in Montreal.
William Coykendall, an apprentice in
the Elmira On. W Aduertiser's compo-
sing room, last night stepped backward
into the elevator well, and fell from the
third floor TO the press room IN the base
ment, distance of about sixty feet, and
was so seriously injured that he cannot
live.
Yesterday morning Quinten Young
and John Schliker, of U nita, n. Y, met,
and after some harsh words, Young stab
bed the latter three times. The wounds
are supposed to be mort al. Young was
arrested.
William l.. Moore, Sheriff Of InyO
county, California, was shot and instant
ly killed at Independence last Friday,
while attempting to prevent quarrel
between Michael Welsh and Henry Tes-
sin. II 10 uncertain who fired the fatal
shot. Both parties are iIl Jail. The town
Is greatly excited and ly ynching is proba-
BILE.
The Fall River spinne rs held a large
meeting yesterday forenoon. Secret iry
Howard regards the position as favora-
BILE, and says the Rhode Island opera
tives promise contributions as soon as
pay day comes around, and he expects to
receive 1000 from New York societies.
John Kelley, the New Yorker, who
was arrested in Boston for passing So
counterfeit bills, has been sentenced to
years and . months in the State prison.
On the morning of july 4 the schooner
Saran Ann, of North Carolina, with
| lumber, sprung leak in Chesapeake
bay, below Baltimore, in shoal water.
She has since broken into and been
abandoned. The cargo was rescued.
A dispatch from l.emore. Tulare
county, California, Sd VS. the settlers
there who have for a long time been liti
eating the title to their ands against the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, arr
tearing up the track Of the railroad.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
Nom stbsiag a bout tfse Zuius.

From the LontlDn Trpth.
was talking the other day toa friend
Of mine who resided some time at Natal.
He tells me that the Zulu men are good
natured cheerful beings, and that the
Zulu girls are pretty and most decorous
In their behavior. If you wish to marry
them you have TO pay the father about
$500. Should you desert your wife her
rslatlons assegai you but if she misbe-
haves herself the relations as part of the
bargain kill her. The girls go about in
bands; when they sse a Iula warrior
they surround him, and make him tell
them which Of them he thinks the most
beautiful.
Suddenly my friend, who is OF seri
Gus disposition, burst ont INTO series Of
sounds like an apopletic sneeze.
thought that he was going into fit. Blu
he Was-or said he was-talkin2 Zulu
Cetywayo Is pronounced ktcho.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
Another Severe storm In Min
esOta.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July There
was another heavy rain and hail s.orm
yesterday, which exte1ded over consid-
cradle portion of the State, and damaged
the crops in some localities. 1t was
heaviest in the Minnesota Valley. In
Nankato the rain flooded the streets and
cellars and washed some buildings away.
There was terrific bailstorm in Meek
er and Kahdiyohi counties which affected
the wheat-5,000 acres, 1t is thought.
About two-thirds OF this amount is de-
stroyed. With the Exception of where
tho hail fell, the crops are not yet dam.
aged by wet, and are looking well.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08

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k.,ing lie
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The daily gazette., 1879-07-08

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The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
Home.Nl ade MferOscOp,

A simple microscope may be made out
Of common wooden pilI-box for a few
ssnts. Tske out the bottom and put in
Q piece of window glass; then paint the
inside Of the box black and make a small
eye hole in the lid; in this hole place a
single drop Of Cabdian balsam aud allow
It t. cool. This drop of the transparent
roSin assumes, while cooling, the proper
form OF tho glass lens, with considerable
nagnifying power.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08

J )1u;l
Nv sell
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J cellarI
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The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
- - - -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GA RID

TO all who are suffering IRON The errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, DC,
VIII send recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF Oh RE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send Il self+addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH L lNMAN, Station b
zew York City.
dacD0- a,,d
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08

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The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
Important, 4 n Mothers.

Mrs. Mlnslow's Soothing syrup liz the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. IT corrects acidity of the
stOmach, cures wind collie, resulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
TO mother and child. During the process
OF teething It's value Ia incalculable. IL
softens the gums. red uces infiam M alton
ahd allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and con tort 10 The mother,-
rwenty-Eve cents a bottle. mArl5-Iyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-07-08
THIRD hD DlTION
114e c>t,ou. for To-Day.

Fw p.e Middle Atlantic States, and Ne,o
81" yland. increosino south ,srly pinds failing
barometer. cooler. cloudy and rainy ,eea-
, 1879-06-05
THE kEAItNEf1TH3,

San FnANolsGo, Juaa 4,-trlle Worktu9nen'a
Convention to-day adopted platform repudE.
attng Communism aud aKrariautsm; advocating
the enforcement Of The letter nn spirit ot tho
new Stato Constitution; demanding restoration
to presumption and sale OF the forfeited railroad
lands; oondemnlng the nesert-Land BILL; alyo-
eating tho election Of President, Vfce-Frcsldcps.
and senators OF the United statss by direct
vote Of Tho people; no second torm Tor Pres!-
dent OF Vico; demanding Legislative erumtua
tIon into the conduct Of tho rocent campaign by
tho party opposed 10 thu adoption Of tho now
Constitution ;aakjng the ewotklngmon ot the East
etn States 10 pledge their candidates for Cor-
gress to support the Abroeaton Of tho nurljnran,u
treaty, The platform also contains the uaual
plauks "a to tho aconomy Of tho Admtnistra-
lion, the regulation ot corporations, conlpuIsory
a,lucatinn, ute. Thu platform was adopted
serlattm. a separate resolution naastA con.
lculntng the President fur the veto Of ttlE Aut
Clllucke bill passed at the lust susslan ot cNn-
gress. Tl,o new constitution OF llIe party, IT,
Guiding = rigid p,etfge for ali candidates n,t,
forb!ddtnE members ot tin Btate Cent.al Cont
mittec, oitlcers Of CLUBS, mid ulemhcrH u
Nominating Conventions from running fur Of
flee. Wps presented. but aaoptton WAS ia'ayca
till Tomorrow. THIS proceedings coutfnue har.
tnOpIou1,
, 1879-06-05
BOSTON.
HUSlUN.
FIunT uRTwHaN roLl0h coMMtgs1oHEns.

dptctal DfspdtcA 10 5As IYibnns.
BohToN, Mass.t Junc 4.-The parttsanshtp Of
tho City Government has borne fruit in a dis
graceful fight between two III tho Police Com.
misstoacra. The beginning of tho dtscord ttatcs
hack to tic appointment, fow weeks since,
by Mayor Prince, Of Col. Henry Walker
as Commissioner to succeed james
NJ. Bugbcc, & Republican, ~,
attempt was made 10 influence Mr. sninuoy,
who Is also Dcuocrat, to rote for Col. Walker
al Chairman Of tho Commission, In place Of
Mr.. Russell. What Mr. Spnney promised or
did not promise Ia not definitely know,
but there arc rumors Of Col.
Walkers chagrin and disappointment at Mr.
Hp!nnoy's vota Tor Col. Russell. lIo would not
bo last on the Commission anyhow, 80 Mr.
sp!nncy, though an Older member Of thu Com
tnaston, allowed Ills name to tako the last placo
Ia ths official signature. Moro trouble arose con.
ccrning some police appointments. This state
OF affairs culmInatad wliun an examination waa
npld for vacant L!cutcnancy. Ortlsra camo
from tho Mayor for t1u appointment Of an 1rtst,
Democrat, but he stood sixth In the ltst ot can
allates examined, ami sp1nnsy volcd With Rus
scIl for tbs leading man. Tton there was Il
r0ugh-antt-tumble fight between SptnneY ntati
Walker anh Walker vas getting tho hest OF IL
when Ruasel! tntprfcTctt. Both men Terg bruised
ind scared, ma each ctatMs that tho other
struck the first blow.
, 1879-06-05
LITTLE NOCn.'

Fnv1satlon-orn. sh1s1ia--The Editors,
L1rTtH ROCK. Ark, Juno, 4-Tho steambost
Cherokee left Fort Smith on return trip to
ArkansAs CITY, Ran., fow days sInca. Her
;o~ners intend making starn effort to desnod-
<stsatc the navigah'llty Of tho Kansas between
the two poIass.
The Mexican War Vetaran Association II
Arkansas INST At t,s artee Of Con, Fagan To-
dasta RESPECT 10 t|lt memory Of .ths late Con.
James Shields, and passed. resolutions exprcs-
sive Of tSetr appreciation o.: Ills ability and
heroIstn as soldier. hls Integrity ~ snaa, and
Ills answering patrlotfsm. atcmhtrs. thron4l,-
out 'ho State will wear the usual badee Of
snnurnlnK for thirty days. :,
:, The State pfcss Association reelected Col.
Donan orator. a'sa Chase James FeEran to read
at f1atcsrt1e. :"
Resolutions Of respect to tho memory Of
Janea H.. Sparks, Sam u. Going, mud John H.
PFewett, decsased members, werc adoptad.
4 rusol1lton was sdopled fixing JULY a. tho
date Of m editorial excursion to Chicago. Col.
Donan was selected tu take charge Of arrapoo
rnents therefor.
, 1879-06-05

fDtHdt nttpafth to The TFfhanA.
WASHINGTON. b. e., Juna 4.-Secretary 2hcr-
man expressed htmsclf as grcntlv pleased That
there had been no coalition between tilc Demo-
crass and thc Grccnbackers In Ohio, a1Itl
thought tint the nominations rendered the vic.
tory OF The Republicans assured.
Gen. Garflcld read with great satisfaction the
bulletin announcing tho fact that coalition WIS
impossible. After heariug OF tho nomination Of
Ewing md Rice, Gen. Garfield said ho thought
tho chief clemcnt OF strength the tick
ct possesses Is thai It n1ay draw
a considerable portion of tae National
vote. He had not heard anything about the
platform, but would not bo surprised II they
mado harmony platform Tor Ewing to atalni
on. as tile Democrats are In tho habit Of getting
"uood Lord. good Deytl," Ia rs close prox-
imitY to each other % possible. Ho thought
the Grceuback nomination Of Platt might
TURN OUT TO DE MOT DoEA,PIDE,
but russ to deliver the Nationals TO tic Demo.
Gratis before olcctIon-t1ay. Ile said he Ind no
doubt that the nomination Of Ewing would lose
The party great many votes on account Of Ills
iut1atlon proclivltses.
The Democrats hero claim to be much elatcd
at the nomination Of Gen. Tom Ewing, mud say
TINT It will Lake thu booly-shlrt issue from Tic
Canvass because Ewing and Rice were both
Union soldiers, and that Ewing will also get tho
Grcenback vote notwithstanding the fact Tint
the irccnoacAers have made regular nomtua-
tton. They overlook tho fact tllat tho hard
money Democrats will hardiy vote tor Tom
Ewing Many Democrats here are also relolcel
a. tho success Of Ewtng for tho roason TINT It Is
a hurnillnt1on and pcrliaps t,nal defeat OF John
g. Thompson. Scrgoaqt-nt-Arus Of the House
of MI hASn pt,n ttos c1oEtr ia.
, 1879-06-05

psla's Koyai" "Hsvsn., N'msr, st c,s, ,nS any '.La
nramDalre y; Varic.cs, "f.a 1.Illcrtn ties Thea
tt.cs"; 1!otifcs rarlslcn., tia Narnlllse des
nnss': hennl,asnco, VIA l'etitc Mndcmo'aoie'' !;
polcs r DramatiGncs, La FIjf.,!e Mnc. Anpotn'' !;
rt"ttc 81. Mattln, hf.a Dame fc Mon,toyrau !;
Na1!f,hs. "Notra na'na de rass"; Atnbiau,
" L'AssomlnoFr": TroIstemc Theatre Francois,
:" La Dispense y: Cha.c'at, F" Les Fills Atncs dc
n Rrpnhlldne Nonveautes, "Pattnltxa y;
chateau 1lEau, "Jcan nuecaIlle": Athence.
coininc, +" Lc1.lclir Fantaaisa par!sieuncs,
=" 10 nrolt du aet9neur"; Arts, "Le i'ot1t
Ludortc." fiaite, closed.
, 1879-06-05

Tho fact TINT on Monday Mr.. Da1xei Waited tho
Ds.trtct-Altorney, expressed deep regret be.
ral,se Ut the unfortunate OCCURRENCE, nIat!c MI
humble apology for wlsat h" ha1 tcrn,e1 M un-
warranted Threat. u.M oifcrei 10 apologize aIsu
through the public preas. lie said Tint lIc wish
ri all proceedings III the casa ttopncG. Mr.
McKenney took Tic view tl,al a prosecution uL-
der such ctreuInstances tnaht he regarded rs
an exhibition nj pcraonal naltcn against
Mr.. ualEell, when, Ii fRet, he iet none what
ever: n1ui therefore, iaasfslltrlI AZ tho puhIIc
APOLOGY nromlsrti prnved ample. decided upon
D cessation OF proceedings. tic 'ufRc secon1l,Ig
now has u,,)y hIs Kentucky Lottery prosecution
to warsy i,tt.i,
, 1879-06-05

* pettof'alng sacred daty to onr fellow. American
citizens a. .overoIens Of fire. Rapnl'llc:
n t1 tssn7n,9" @ an a's1rnntnn r. eyti md
nnsnetal condition. ~
Tho ticne.a1 Government ahoall tasne m annie
volume Of full tcRaf-icndcr cnrreney to meet tho
b!,4ncas needs Of tho country, and to rrnnrly pny
We recoenIzs the deriorab|o commercial and In.
hu.t.lal condition Of our country Al somuthing np
mailing n contemplate. and wc HnctIt ttnR y hold
ths Old par'ir, rcsnonsible Ior tho nefaro,4 and
a. fn!l and complete svlIcnco to TIM prop!c. that
is fnIly 10 hope for relief feo clthcr, and wo
tion 81 ss is' f lis sssssiat,r u tr ,ast nar.
Ter of century, bc1ng solely in the nterctt nf the
2nsyea atisiocrsGy 9 ~. snd y corrupt eorp.ratlon'
teseat ah'ofb'nE the wenIth u n NatInn. making
hnsnsst psospe,y IN tn'roa1G!ty. 'ea9cinA The
inr the welfafe of thu Natlnn snnservicnt to the
tn!sIests Of the honahoiang els't. T. n
ssi ~ H. NY upps 9Ss o ss: Ss
,ssae b. the t'oYerneat Of interest. hcar|ns bonds
~ xatos': Sa"*las ny sEsttm StSh should bs imme.
dfately aholIslad.
fern s,spy .ut'eient for Tho p.otesten Of
free financial system inny hayc shown i 10 be i'm.
ntsfst, :" tax ab.r re- ,hs Of ss
with, anti graduated Income tx snlriintss.
We demand the Immediate calling In nut nay.
ment OF Ill unltsd 5Aes buhda III fnl lrEal under.
t1fans applause w,cH lhts Ma8 read.
Hn dcmand an eqaaf'zAtion of bountics for
solhlc1e.
We denonnee al references 10 ont late Eisil War
of malicious and Insulting nature a. revolution.
arr stsd wholly Inconsistent with tho pstnetpies at
free government, and antaRonhtic ID tho restura-
tlon Of ths old motto, "United We standt dlsJud
We fu1l."
A platform reported by Gen. Sherwood, rs d
minority OF the Committee on Resolutions call
cd out bitter discussion, athl 1Then 1t wns voted
down number Of delegates loft the Convou-
tIun.
0ANY KICKS.
CoLuMnus, O., juno 4.-ucn. Cary, ten.
8hotWoul, md other gentlemen who Eurticfpat~
cd In tic Grccnhack Convention to-InY, hill
meeting tonight at which spccrhes were made
den0uncng the action Ut That Convention. \
resolution was adopted to Issue a csl1 for an-
other convention to meet at Toledo, juno II, to
nominate new ticket.
, 1879-06-05
THE IOWA MAc(1Hc.

DUBUQUE, H.. June 4,-1hc Masonic Grand
LodEa met nt the 0pera-I1ousa. The .second
day'a proceedings Were tnonloua and inter-
estIng Two hundred md cighty-four lodges
weFs represented. The roports OF
the several committees :. woro read.
Dcs Molnes was selected for tho meeting
of the next session of tho GRIND Lodge.
The mileage question ras settled BY tho Lodge
accepting the rcaolut!on to pay 10 cents per
mile onc way. It was resolved 10 Immediately
print new and revised edition OF the constItti.
ton nnd dy.1ars. 4. Abbott, of Marahalltown,
was elected Grand Master. 0.',er officers Will
be e]ected tomorrow, and will be publicly In-
ata1)cd
, 1879-06-05

"A GIStFbt krfF
W,mb1udnn Team. n.Infrac,i,,n of uoronn.
Laws.
tr<eta. Dt*patca 10 7ae 7t4bune
MONTREAL, June 4.-copstdcrabIc excitement
was cruated to-day OF, Ito becoming known that
T.J. Ciaxton & Co.. Wholesale druggists, Ind
suspended. Tie firm has been heavily pcslte,,
with debt for two years natt md Its losscs baya
been yery great IN ii, parte Of Canada,
c.pecta]ly In tie wcst, md. tho,trh II la,
struggled along viii, tho ass,;tauce Of tho
t,anks, II tas at last sucsu1nbesi TO Tie pressure
Of the times, Tie direct liabilities will rench
sDo, 900, and possibly S1ooo,0oo. Tile principal
creditors arc: stolson'a Bank, kl3o,0OQ; MGR.
chants Bank, $l2o, 900; CONSOLIDATED Bank,
$4,000. lllcee atnouMs aro represented by
customers paper, eono OF which Is unsc-
cured, but much OF Which Ii supposed
to be good. Thu amount duo EnElIah creditors
is ss,o o0o0 The assets consist Of stock Oh hand
and some real estate heavily mortcased. 1t. Is
stnte,t Tim, tbcy rrndncc1 .tntcn,ent IN tho
s 49, ,s~% .. .,'. ~ 49,"
.Aesc.an's t,anL ,ass n hsu ~ "",so ."a1 s"oHeu
surplus VI Sl51ooo oScf thelF liabilities. Mr.
Ciaxton to J. leasler among tho Baottsts here,
u1.d Is President Of the Young Mems Christian
A,,oat..io, ,,a.,I,~ ~ tha ,.o,1Ito.s h, !.
nssoe'ar'',' a ''ee1'ns u ''o s'eo''ots nus
becn called Tor tomorrow.
czcltcu,cpt to-day by refusing 10 acccp. the
hi. of tho VlI,a Maria 1,oru .rbcr suhs.o,,.nt.
~ ."s ., ."'s s.o ,.. ,.sS. '".l ~.
~ aeseasu sne'h, NV aspt ssso.u VI 1'loee ~,
nast!hE them. Negotiations aaTe leon opeocd
With tic hank Of Montreal, with view to the
uunrsntaa;tu bY that fnstItutlon nf tlo circ,tla.
ttor ~ 1ho V,II. N,,o 1,,nE
W." ~ '"s ', .s r,'.'.. n'As.o s ~ ~. ,..,..
'Pe+M t":o"'en e. 10 ~ tTos"e' -,
OTTAWA, Juno 4.-lho Viccrcgas TaFtT VIII
be ahsent from the city for about four months.
the heatcl term benr siert At Uuebcc and
1ro,,ts-
''a'''a1; u1, 1v,u,,,,,,n,, ,,, tn,-, o,,,,.a ~
LUG "1mpiedoa team sa'ls from elaeoec on
tho slss Inst, tludcr command uf Ltcnt+Cal.
Dtanchct Hpeaker Of the House dY Commons.
viii, cnnt. I,oy1 .fni,rth Hatta,fon a. .ee.
.' ~. ,e,''.1 1,,: .s,,. ~, .,.,' ~ =" ~,
ooa III eo"''ana' 'ho team sa,1' III .'a'o " na'c
work's practice toEsther at tho Altcar ran9os
t,efore proceeding to Wtmhls.lon. This will bo
an i,npruyen cnt upon former years, md it will
ator, ,,,..,,, ~, pa,nrt,,.,,,r -, ,n5ars,..1t,,,,
a'tu'o ''en' an "ppo.'ao'ty ~ '9sI,''"u
eaen o!hcf, a1lu VIII ncip tlea1 10 coaea anu
SWINE tossther a. W!Mn!eaon: e
u,ur,s.f aaf'T Trno nr rar,i.rr" h.. on,o,oa
MohtNkAI" n 3nns Mn a-s GutsaesIe US eMleIea
~ AetioM toe s~NWn y, anhasca # 'ne4 nsntst