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Think tho matter ofer and let hcr know, besides
Nc wanted to couaqlt ~ ir'ends. Then, - hs
shYs, sue eecafne hohslvd 70 lirr language, nnu
threatened TO poison neftc'l i no uu not relent-
sl9 WA Walking up md down tho room:
nM m s"adsnly sha noopea within slx icot
q nh atla sa!t. MoW, - you, Y yon
doa,t @ tako nc baca, ~ st!oot yGn and Kill ny.
se.," iovoisnE pistol At MN ~ aho sI1oke. Ihe
hammer iell the ne1t instant, hnu iie iete gtnR,
tnR soesatlon IN ny lets breast; I'M killcal'
sllc turned tho weanon upon hersolf and
emptsea M second chamber. when the inmates
oL % VIC mousse reached ttie room husoaha anu
". M"c aa{ an1n tao eeu. hef arm throHn atoana @
~ NJ ncek. shG Wss neafa 10 say mat eile o!a
moI nean 70 nuft nie', anu t'lat she could MOI
ave !n without Nitt1 ham. a mosscnRcr was sent to
tne sst.assion.noasc ana Olllccrs Jcnn!iEs aha
Arao'o uar.leI 10 lhe mouse: Chlcl Maren aI-
rlsea = rev moments lntor, ahd dsrcet,
q. cu LINT tne mmnssn saoaa 70 Femovca ,s
10, IN so!oihlhg Ioom; lhe ou!let
nau paesed tnto4en aer pfeaet, and sne
WAS pQt sH1!lLT ap1Hreu. !lef flnsDlnQ'e Houhu
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Fratric1t1n1 War I3pt,yccn T7xo AfrIcnna.
1..t ,,I,,,, w., ~t,,tt,,,, >, ,,,. n..ts,.,.s
l.ast "'sn. tess'put!on , game near oycstakns
ne.so han1eu 1at'ce "onch, WA Hsusea III csan-
inal circles IN the ycar 1b7 having murdered Ills
brother in q quarrel at their e.prcss Office,
M, Il f,ottaua 3rnyc avcruo m tba n,oht ~
XII, ~ nv. en,,. -, .,s... ,.'. ~ -. -
tap1" - lug onas" ~ tiAt punt ID tAc ce"tEo
OF commotlos' amongst the r0lored people
TINT Is unending. su!ts without number
ure the rcsult of quarsels caused citlcr
directly or Indirectly b. tie Jones family un,l
.,a,s .,s,,u.a 49,. ~ Wv Ss"ea AA5 aAa
tne's 'o!at"es' uA"'ea WIFE s1leu Aslo Wauttca
In the Crtnl'nal Court. Last night's scene WAS
enacted In an opun strcet-car coming north
IN Htata .trcrt. urar T,.rntv.x,rt,,
.,r.., =. .,,,,,, ,n.u' ,.s, ,,t.,,, na.' ..us. $500
a'''e'' AZ Ho'"t 'e'ou 'a't usnt' t"c Pussoh-
sers III" negro walk about thu step'rail on TIM
sl4e Of the cur until hs cafno ptnr auotler negro
seated with a Indy. Theu placing rpyotyer rIose
IN M. h,rt thr fe1tow 1,r.1 nn. sh,t ,r1 r.,,
sars,s S,.. e aao' 49," .,a ~"
saplals AWAY ESCAPING through All alley. The
conductor All! sonla of the passengers cndcay-
ored to pursue, but tho alley was so dark
tl,ut +bcx io.t .rnct nj him rbn ,x,nrdod ,no,,
did mt srrn, IN sutfsr ,nrrI, frnm H.. wo,,n% NIL
md cana down town IN tj'. rmnrv . H..
wa ycry rcttcent about lie mat
ter' viii saI hc asH NM @ rm'.
Win ,ho. Eio, nur xhy. 'rhcnrc he want tn H.
Shinnis niiir wi,crn tha mi wna ~ ~, -actsd nni
fher wonnn nrnnnunrrI not ,i.nverr;.' tiSmf
Hav.. tSfntinw t,Mf 81 scr,o,,s ~ o;frav n.,si"I
snIne nycs,i"ai nn t,turo.I IT." wn,,misI man IL,
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first shown 10 this structure In 170a ,,s :.
mained standing for fotty'eeycn 7eaIs. rh,nf :.
Tas aess.9Tsd ~ se John smcaton then su n. !.
ilo determined That the new lsoht-houso shn,E;;
was commenced On The 18th Of June. 11S7 "p,k pn
iast stone w. laid on tho 2ssi Of August, 1f
which wera jnRentousY secured by 4 sys1s,o T..
dovc-tatrE, eementing, .wedR'ng, and boltlnu'.. u.
tu9ethcr With stone togQlcs ana uaken tr"ns,R
conneet!ngt en!l making tie foundations almn.,
raEt and parcel ct t1e natural rock tie aiouinrs
RACED 10 receive the foundation. stone. " IT,. IT,.
when these Fundamental works had beon eu.
brought TO-, thy legal Of tho t'wI psGa
snaaton, finding TINT lle had no longer III H.
ioand.to sfdie ds1ssa " so eRecan
tlln e9tirscs Of stone to0stlcr by cutting h",ss
foot square through tls central block 1f ssns %",s
courses md Hitting into It a pluX Of s;ons.ha.as
marble, which should bo long enough to entsr
sImiiar holt I'd tho central stons 81 tle nr,s :
course. The eneinocrs called this marbis tn',
s1ceess. Tile completion Of tlio ilrhthnrs.aas hx.sas
was closely followed BY eerlcs Of yo,snt
storms, which cifectually tested tue STRENGTH ~
fled the lighthouse keepers in m extsrms ,ia' ,'a
gree. The Did storiea about the curse. Hna r.
wild lcgchd OF particular water tlemon ~
"boelg:' which was supposed to hauu.
sar.o Tue hda5s'one ane foek "sts ts. revived Ia
romeo Ut mnny Violent ,tstnpests, III whCb
tho building did not sulfer the Slightest tn'urya usa
tho seawortll'ncB8 Of the Edlystonc va. rs,S,5
nized a. tndubitable. It IL tl,ts noblo WI
which, for ovsrs.a hundred years, has beer
warning lisht 70 mariners approachInga danger.
o!,s couas, that has been weakened, uot rom
abovc, but from below, aud, alter uasslnu G
through the throcs OF many serious t1S ator,,S
has To be replaced by smother structure, IIss,s
wgre no meaus of strengthening Lie founI,,.
hy tic everlasting waves. Its dcstrurtion ~
the terrific forces Ut nature was incYitabje. anI
man has stretched out bis hatds to auticips.s ~
tllat dread event. Its dsmolttlon will swsksn
feelings Of regret a. profound rs the sorrow ~.
clnuKor Of which had so often warned Sir EaI,S
The lfu@tr, In .Soutlley's ballad, IRON lie faf,
roek. and the destruction Of which tie uirsss
muurnel too Into, '''
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cd her father to stnke her savings, E1, on tho
horse. This ho did, and the young lady won
EDUCATIONAL.
ELGrH ACADEMY.

fptefd DfupateA to T7a 1tanns.
ELG1N, ILL.,, juno ,20.-Tte sixth annual grad
uattng e1erclscs OF Elgfn Academy wero hold
yesterday at tho First Baptist Church. There
was crowded attendance, every acat being oc-
cupled, and the aislcs "a welt. The programme
bo!ng very lengthy. the exercises were com.
mcncod at los. m. FoilowlnEts tho programme:
Orann solo, "Triumps,al March," by Mas Es-
tcllc E. I1ancv; prayer, by Or. Cheney; etsaY,
Lovely Tha!s sits bc.tde thee, Take the rood
tie Gods provide ther," pY Miaa Emma 4. Taft;
essay, "l!e wrote like an angel, but talked
like poor rosi,n Miss josephiao n. Foster:
Wolcott; cssny, "Ast shcaves," Mits lydia J.
Durfse; oratlort, !. Individuality" by Wilbur s.
unuld; essay, ..rica for tho Study Of Naturc,'n
by Miss Libbio II. uoag: cssar, "Mcdtocrity,"
Miss Lottio A. Fletcher; essay. "1iio Woman,
she -" by Miss Sua!o D. ahor'Fin; essay
soso by Miss Ilanav, Tie isus. 9. Dickinson
made d prayer. Tho cesaYs atd oratioils were
continued: Essay>" straws show which Way
tMusisal Thesi,.". sli.. Jennie V. Clark; ors.
tton, "Ille sword OF DA1noccs," John q.
Meel,ngh; essay. "Do To-Day the Nearest
Duty" Miss Lonisa Z. Muszelburg; cssny,
tion, "Coiicge mid s.nte," james .. ,Ainrtin;
essay, "tlolden sftencc," Miss tessle 4. Cruz;
oratton, "Austeeltz und Goneya," Carl f. Hoss-
ford; easay, 'ThouEht and Exprcssion.n M.s
May r. +. Hunter: poem, "s4dney smssh's
Euclid." with yaledetory, Miss Stella 4. David
son; presentation OF diplomas by rr. Felt,
President Of tbs Board oi Trustees.
These exercises were intcrspersed by mus!c BY
the EIxln Philharmonic Club, aud corilut uni
organ duet, by. II ". irwin and Miss Haney.
Tie exercises closed With fcw Remarks from
Prof. 4. i. Sears, PRINCIPAL Of Tue Academy.
Inst evening tile Academy alumni Association
lleld It's rcuuluu III atcndessohn Hall. 1t was
in chasge Ut The ciuss of 20. Following was tho
programmed: Music, " the orchestra; pEesi-
''Whistltng III Heaven" Miss Lizzie l.. Stonn;;
solo from the olwra Of "Coderelta.n by Miss
Julia alorau, Of Chicago; oratlou, "Ihe March
of Timc," by X u. liullerubeaik; poem, "Wlu
IL The Herul" by Miss Agnes n. Da1slctt Re-
freshtneuts were then served by The Society.
Alter the Commencement yesterday after
noon, the Alumni Association .elccted the toll
lowing oi}iccrs: Oscar Jones. President, Altsa
Alary Davidson aud EIward J. Boswortl,, Yfee-
Fresllsuts; Albert Lte, Secretary; Niles Alilllc
Jaeger Treasurer; Charles Ktule7, =. d. Hol-
lernbral, ard Aliss LAura Duvldaon, Committee
uu Ways aud Means.
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Tho Celebrated Light h ortsp.

Hs.I }nrk 7f.aes.
A dispatch from London statca that "thc
Duchess OF Edlubure will, Oh tic 2lst Of June,
lay tho foundatonatoue OF now EddYstone
Lighthouse, tho foundation OF the existing
structure being weakuucd.n This lighthouse Is
QUO OF tie uobless monuments Of 8ctence und
energy In tho civilized world, although 1t was
completed over TO years ago. About three
years since II was reported that tbs Trinity
House Brethren had discovered TINT tho Eddy
stone rock hal hocome 50 undermined by the
continuous iashsng OF the rayes that there was
danger Of tho rock giving way altogether aud
taking tho lighthouse with 1t, aud uMt, there
fore, new ona Was tu be built on o safcr pur-
tlon of The rock So much objection was matic,
however, to tearing down John 8tucaton's great
work that the corporation Of the Trinity House
lid not carry out their ntcnti'ns e cr,niuing, III.
stead, 10 s,rslktiien tle foundation III to OBJ
yiate the necehslty of takinE away lhc old struc-
turc.
hlstory, aud oag stllee Furnished thu plot tor
stirring mc!o1Tau,u. The Etl1ystone rucks arc
situated a.yout fourteen miles fron, thu part uf
Plymouth, aAd betweru niue md ten miles from
Of Cornwall. Hundreds Of vessels lanen with
rich tHurcllandlse s.aYu n allcieut tacs bcen lost
on ihese roeks. Thc Phtrniciau uuvlyatora who
carried cargoas of tin and silver irum tile Corn-
;sa CoAAk W tilu!f ua'!apot IT. foet's 1nust naso
KNOWN anu assau9o u'e tefr!oie sssI' not tnete
y no !ecnfu u Auy phatos. ps sven any
bc,cun hras. hs wafisl's - mariners. llavnx
e1Iateo ~, IL oia ttmes ny tals Inost dangerous
spot* itle ruin le. that until I!t 1atter
patt Of ne soseatsehta ceatary, Enela'M M Was.
ioT inafltiine ,eunMtey,. alsRTass!u'!y it.pfo-
yldsa win hEhtl'ousea, suu ~ southwest
eoast' ~ pafl,chlas' w uotlea WIN seahet'ift-
itaa asnllls.vlllacss, ii!'aoitsa " peIsos VINO
Know llo i1sc o. heaeolls' but VINO turned th1so
ares 70 an '!iet'al pulbose ~ hahtltE oat W.
lnsiye iiehts - uetoy pllssl''t Yeeses 70 Nie'r
destruction. ~ t'at u'e wrcekcss tnlght p!udsr
tlie eIips atSisa on !aa unaslehusy eaat: ~
tor NV EuaSatono f1GSs' ulaEf cs'hlorl'fat'on
reHdtrs ,hetll peculiarly norlt"ls tu 1natlllefa
for the shapv el I!lu reei iheteasus tha swell VI
tue sea to !flKht'u' extent, a,I nttsn souas
up tie wnset 10 lIelght % tNlrty Or IoFty
luet. Ihs who1e fango VI tue fcut GOV"
cred BY tne tue At hlsh water, tnus ennal.e'
ilE to 2r Immense extent the oatlleulty u car
rvM,g Oh ishtllouso-Dulldsng woEks hetWcen tho
tides. .,.--., -.......,
Illu 0rst attempt 1t rearing pharos on thta
storlII-beaten spot Mas ulado by HsurY VIA.
atanieT, Nhu u 1C9O, bekau lighthouse VI
tinoer on tl!e Eddsstous. A!tef toar years Ut
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SHOOTING. HER HUSBAND

Ard n fTrtn H,.o, aA.l,
an" ne. . ge n"at, s sans s ~ 'eo, 11,n.a1, "non l."
al. sea.-Ans I.,s nc'psF"se tAets q, ~ oelatt'ul
Wue "nota Aes haspaAa Aao fnoiic4y
fas Away, y,.u.,.... =. y.. ~
bnlpaEpoRr, cqnn.. juno l9.-'r1,o wifo Of
Oliver H. %Totaiinsua,,, III :ngufnast whom divorce
proree1iues hoyo hteu tpstituted. wa admitted
~ ~. ~. .7,,,. .aso -. ,a,a., ,,... ,aa..,..,.s
Size forced hcs why to his room ai1 shot him In
The breast. in the region OF tho heart, inG!rtiug
a dangerous wound, Polut}uy tic muzzle Of
,t., Iii, .,o,Liru ,l.t,, ~ lar ,v,, h,.,r, .,,a
pulled the Trigger Aer manu- WIS unsteady,
aud l!le bullet passed through hsr breast, unl q
lcsb wound only was inflicted.
Mr.. To,nltuson is 44 years Of are. nj, utfo +.
N hcF sotn sear: llis 'amiIy - ono of the oest
III tho city, Aul holds high sueal poattIo1l.
Ills father waa Stephen Ton,linsun, wealthy
garbage manufacturer, who died only q fow
avosu oa.ween .''' t',,,o n'a WHOM aha h's tWo
Ivy ,.fa A ivnrs r1 WnT wy u 10Y uY s
IT, S' WITH "iu aa ,,,ro.,, ~ e 70 ~
,s wv .aso' -. WY" h.tnta mas rHS S nnMs'cna 'orn
tuan " lar ns a1oLsI III, t"o JuaIs MEo ~
nvSa'o n tn'"tshv Marv "'tt' W ptssent "e' "no
ninra nI r. ,c Bri'fpcnori panns.hnx n,m,o,ys m W.
n nn, ua n,t ,v .I 3,ii "as o n9hac'
"eo" h,sar. W.ta 'L.!, ., Tonnaea . ne
I'll II .9r sas " ns tnen u AMI I.tIas r. x ,'. mSss
ous s utlou er I,a,e,x as, a ara af pW
sast iii @ hs essT s'ssssd as stTe"E
~. infrsf.v i III ss an ot
sI'rew 1 md intsl,nni IT, ndo ter ria,iun ra W..
s'.,,ta. sa.HMu ,1 ~" ~ ~, H., nas tTu.neM was
@ on,y auyIscd ~ 's III. a %y s rn.l,s Mas
nv ~. LILLY @ .safn% uus,eu ~ s.S W luz fs'at1fea,
W, nsr "la "n'" ~ apouems ne,cra s asstasS ws, "
1,i' Mui'oes t h,., .'oun ~ H..ss" @ "nsu Hls
4glGlu6 "t4tG ia luH H0p9 u lfQuHll1x
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EGYPT.

LoNpoA, juno oO.-1'hc representations mndo
to tho Khediye By the Frsnch Cotsul-ueucral
were aemi-otEscial> Tile l'ts!l 4lfaA f]a1et's be-
llcycs that he is neithcr the only nor tho first
Consul IL advlao the Khclive to abdtcata.
rna KnEptyE's ALTERNATIVE.
CAIRO, juno 20.-EnglaiuA aud France unto
In demanding tho aodicatlon of tile khcdyc.
uern1auy and Austria gsvo tho Khcdive tho 81
Tentative Of tho full payment Of tl.u floating
debt or their cooperation With England and
France. Nothing IL known hero Of tho attitude
Of the Sultan ia the matter. Tho Khcdtve Is Ia
uninterrupted conference with Princes Tcwttsk
aud l1assain. Tie British unl French Consuls
At their Interview with tho Khodtva yesterday
formally demanded Ills abdlcatlon. He asked
for delay Of torty-cight hours In order to COM
muucate with the Porto bcfure replying. The
Cabiuc: Is In counsel. Ali the Ministers, OK
cept that Of War, favor tue abdicntlon.
rnANoE AND AuaTn,A.
vienna, Juue .3-rhc French Ambassador
has communicated to tho Austrian Foreign Or
ace tho steps taken by tho Westeru Powers Mt
Cairo, expressing tic hope that Austria would
join item.
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BLooM1soToN. ILL.,, june eo.-The anpual
class exercises Of the soniors Of the Normal
School took place tonight On the grounds Of
the University, wherein the class planted an
immense memorial stone instead Of tho cus-
toulary cinss-trcc.' 4 memorial poem was read
by Miss Daisy Hubbard, of Hudson. A class
poem was read bY Frank 3. liarconrt, aud II
clnss oratiDn by Sllns 7. uillnr. Numerous
olI'er lftrrary exercises Mcra given. At least
3,GQ0 persons Wtf0 prGscnt.
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COURTNEY AND KLt.10TT.
LONDON, June 20-Wlth rcieret,ce to match
with Courtney, Elliott states That lie cannot de-
eide to row until after MS match With Boyd
TEtcKErT AND LAYcoCK.
LONDON, Junc GA dispatch from Sydney,
Australia, announces that arrangements have
tecn completed for sculllng match between
Trsckett unl Layrock, for the championship Of
thu world, which Is to take place on tl.e 30th of
August.
LONDON, June 20-lhe Sportt,Han announces
that tile match between Pfalstcd am1 Nicholson
for Monday hRs bean DECLARED oil. but tic ineu
have agreed to decide u BY rowing privately.
Tile cuurse anu date VI the raGe arc not to be
male public.
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MENDOZA.
Hptctal pttpdtct To 7As Tribune.

NDkE3H1
MRKDorA, ILL.,, June e0-Au immense crowd,
comprising the elite Of the ctty, assembled thls
evening at tho NJ. E. Church to witness the ex-
crc!scs Of tho graduating class Of the East Mcn-
iota tut,Ilc School. The church WAS beautifully
decorated with flowers. Quito m agreeable SUR
prise WAS the presentation of q magnificent sill
yer watur-ptgher by this graduates TO the Prln-
clpll, Mr. ]. L. McGregor.
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GERMANY,
THE TARIFF.

LONDON, juno 2U.-A correspondent ut Bcr-
lin reports that Herr Hoffman, President Of
the Imperial :Chancelery, has laid state
ment before tic Tariff Commission showI,.
uIat the Increased lutlea On articles hitherto
taxed arc expected to protiucc a revenue Of
51,503 marks, ind thosu on articles hitherto
ffee A077,601 marks
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Lord SoFreys, lt,ssilins Sit Bayys ,o the Rosh4-
clllt!s. reserfe1 half the stxIies VI tlu Derby
should .he lsorsu Wtt lhe r4ce. Coming Auss,e
ouu evening 4o found hIs little daughter sur
rounded by lt.Ated lapcrs. Tl[s Guild, wflo II q
Catholic, Aau lit them Us Z yOtlye Offering That
sir bsyys mlght win; anl W rony!arsu was suu
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Brown and those who have bean betting on him,
appcafs to be In the best of humor.
At 10 o'clock the scora stood; Weston, 400;
Brown, &l4.
BA, NJ.
LONDON, juno 20,--At 3 o'clock this morning
the score In tho walking match stood: Weston,
Alb; Drown, 40.
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OBITUARY,


DANy1L1E, ILL.,, juno 20-j. G. Thompsou, q
Prominent cltizen Ut thla place. one Of tho pro-
prtetora Vi Lie ureat Western Foundry, died
here last ulehl, ngsa ~. liz leaves IL wits a,lcl
six children to Mouru hsx ltIxs. Ht will be
buried Sunday BY tic Knlghts Teluplat.
, 1879-06-21

THE t15Tt1ND F!ZTEH.
CoNsrAHTlNorhs, June ~. - Grand-Vizler
Khercddin llas rendered his resignation, and the
SULTAN reullcl sitat lie might l,uvs TO remove
him, but could not acGcpt bis resignation.
, 1879-06-21

THE HAGUE, June ch.-The chief insttgator
Of the war uyanst tie Dutch III Acheen IL uaua.
, 1879-06-21
.>t1TALY.

RoM1, Jnner rg0.-The Capitals states that
GaEibaldl will appear shortly in the courts hero
to have tho marriage beLween himself aud Mme.
Ratnloudi 1eclarcl null.
, 1879-06-21

knndoa t0as., 9bsefaf"TI. ,,,ber. who
A little boy onse called out - 4nav hs s.lovi
hau mounted Ills tursa fof 1oussaoiI: 1osr. iI:opr.' 4
", papai loys y91 s1.s!{ at|{oat.ry, % isar paPai
t van vii never ftdu to tAs eua Of ny 'o's'
, 1879-06-21
PANAMA..

418; Brown, 40.
,-.
tAN AhAA'
THE "An.
soFel"' o'1ase" = 49," ."' ~ a'S"rs ns ,,.x
nh" 1 oA.s ,,.s;,s.. Aa.s ouao .s., --As n''.'sa
e'ca'"s'u ..suo' N'ssa az ~ 's
1efea', sua<uH ".'e. ~ ou"e 1' 1Ao'"
"'.eI, ...,,, NV .o'e"k '.s'lie ~ ~
~. NV ss"s W "H' 'a = w. 'ao'o
ea 49,. ~" ,"s w., "e wv" p.''s'A
s..,a,.s.ts,, 'o.n ~. ~. ~" nv. 49,. W "o
,',t., ~, 'o Inv '.,' - w" o'cly
..'a'eae ". '.u t.'. w. ", oo.eusea
~. -" ,ss s'"'s. 1a' '""s ""'
r.pusas""' s"n ,.,' "e'e os.os @ "sao !" p,es'p.
saso "pv" n'a4 "eu6 WIN" ~
.,. ""s ~. r..., s'"o'" a..t a!.
~ w." ,i.1, a.' t, .,,a .,.. ~. -. sns H.
" ~ ., ~. aAa ~ s''s .uo
1saale ~ 'oaa "s1"ssu Mas.. a"u c"oatsia+ ms,i
~ WINS suppossu taat no "oa.u 'aso TUG tth's
aaa wy, .o' .,.as ots aIe -. ..,ta.,o, .nsss
VIM "o.o alaao"eu ~ .l.s "s.s"Dol"oou Anttua
s.'As ~ .au ~, w. passsu - .oas u'tS ~ "a'
p'ueea ~ tae naaa,.o ~ ~ S,.t,a " u'' e''.
uea'ot"s " pass ~ .'i'1 unseAon' pus w w.
~. ns "au nos n"9o w appes'"ue" W.,
1le'e' "ppo'sa ~ - wv '"0
.!'es -! '"e w A'o""
tuu e.osa NV "'t a"u =,
Matschtn or, chorrera wfthnut un.ar1np
% n.~'@.s.u 's,I..o ~ ono@ r u.us M ~,
WV sAS ,.', .o'tes' a .s" ""t 'ses'
'A'''' ~ 'e 49,. .... ~ 49,. w.. ,.'.s,s.s..
80 .,,.,a
will el2pse before he can possibly arriYe ut Chpr-
rcra. t;atun vaa occupeu carly on ths morning
=, ~, mi, hr r,,-rs ~ Hf,r.nva ,,.,, ,,,,.as
" ."s i-ta y, io.es W .,,,so. uasn unue.
command OF MAJ. Josahe' AZ Aifanores' oh Tue
railrond Side Of tile river, IL Lieut. Urcllo
with a small forco. Al Lagatto, await
tno a,znuru,s no.sIh,c ndvancn In Tint If.
raH,,nn Ia No1 Vt'.o,no1ee r,rron,a .t.h
1ecuoo' ID "aaJ' -'Son'e"eo ea'f fAu~a, WIN
about ntnety tnen. The COMMANDER OF thH
forces re,lainB al Lion Htll, where lie Is about
euul,tIfstans from tia dctacta,rnts at Lngarto
o,,1 f,,tur ona ,vith,n ,u hour,e u,rcI, ~
a,. ".., =. :, ~ ,,,'' ILL.,, H.. 49,, .,a..s.
c'tAe1' At's aaEu'y Hhe.7 taaL lneae e1npofls!7
, 1879-06-21
4 Further Particulars Of the Death
of the French Prince
Imperial.
: The Prince and Ills Party tho
Victims Of n Stcalthy
Attack.
Preparations for Sending the Body
~. Back to England for
Burial,
Weston Fifty-ttree Miles Ahcad, and
lie Is still Going.
Negotiations with the khedtve
Looking TO His Abdlca-
ton.
A Long Account Of the 1nzurraotiou
on the 1sthmus.


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NEW 1ONK, Jul0 1V.-lAe Courier Dts Etdfs
, 1879-06-21

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. ..,o
ourKssrowa, JUNE 20.--AEr1rsa' e'eA'D'
baltic, frdtn New York. ,. .,.ou.bip
San pnlhc1sco, june 91-sal'eo' s's01
CollIln, Tor fAnataa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-18

This is the latest telephone story:
A proud grandmamma, who has only
just been promoted to the honors Of
that happy relationship, is awakened
in the dead of night by the memorable
bell. Mamma, dear" comes to her
in the frightened voice of her beloved
but inexperienced daughter. Il am
sure baby has the Group. What shall
| do with itYn Grandmamma replies
that she will call the family doctor,
and be with her in a moment. She
awakens the doctor, and tells him the
terrible news that she has learned
from her daughter. He in his turn
requests to be put in telephone COM
munication with the anxious mamma.
Lift the child to the telephone, and
let me hear it cough" he commands.
The child is lifted, and it coughs.
That's not the Group" he declares;
and he declines to leave his house on
such small matters. He advises grand
mamma also to stay in bed; and, all
anxiety quieted, the trio settle down
happy for the night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-18

Henri Yavarez says, in a recent
work From the summit of the
mountain a winding sheet of snow will
descend upon the high plateaus and
the valleys, driving before it life and
civilization, and masking forever the
cities and nations that it meets on its
passage. Life and human activity
will press ~insensibly toward the inter-
tropical zone. st. Petersburg, Der
lin, London, Paris, Vienna, Constan-
tinople and Rome will fall asleep in
succession under their eternal shroud.
During very many ages equatorial
humanity will undertake Arctic expe-
ditions to find again under the ice the
place Of Paris, Lyons, Bordeaux and
Marseilles. The sea coast will have
changed and the geographical map of
the earth will have been transformed.
No one will live and breathe any more
except in the equatorial zone up to
the day when the last family, nearly
dead with cold and hunger, will sit on
the shore Of the last sea in the rays of
the sun, which will thereafter shine
here below on an ambulant tomb
revolving aimlessly around a useless
light and a barren heat"