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, 1879-03-31
THE DUTY OF REPUBLICANS,

Tho Republican paTty has clcan working
majority in Chicago. II Mr. Wa1aur, there.
fore, is defeated Tomorrow, 1t can only occur
bocAuse fraud las boon praoticetl at tlls
polls, or because Republicans fai! to vote.
Neither of tlese contingencies 1nust hap
pan, 1t will bo tic duty Of the ltopublican
workers ard canvassers on tho outside Of tho
polls to serutinixo oyory voto that iH cast, 10
koo that every Republican voter has a chance
to vote, to watch for ropeaters aud promptly
challenge shsm. It will DO tie duty Of tho
Republicans on The inside to koep the baliot-
box in plain sight, mud never leave 1t upon
any consideration, to sos that tho tallios are
kept correctly, aud to prevent any ,nanipu-
latIon Of ths contents of the boxes. Tho
Democrats vii! neglect 10 opportunity, hon.
est or dishonest, 10 carry The election, not
only AZ o local sucooas, but for its bearing
upon ths general elect!onin 1880. They wantit
, 1879-03-31

It Ia rather too curly to expect tho Dem.
ocratio majority in Congress- to rsalzo that
they havo committed serious blundcr III
committing themselves to measures which
afford their opponents opportunity 10. de-
bato which ia asousing the who'll country to
q Bonso Of tho dangerous character of the
legislation proposed. a faint perception
Of tho fact that tho Democrat
10 CAUCUS represented tho assembled
lack rather than tho existence of
party wisdom Ii beginning to duwn among
tho Bourbons In Washington aluca tho inter-
es!ing debates that have occurred In the
Senate and House, aud particularly since tue
delivery Of Gen. QAnr1E1ps speech OIL Sat-
urday. No Democrat WIGS able to answer IL
Than, aud 1t IL certain that in tho OK
tended loDato that is to follow tho
strength OF position aud tho effectiveness
of attack will bs oil on tho Republican
aldo. Tho debate oil tho Army Til! alone is
expected to lust Two weeks. mud eyery day Of
Republican resistance to tho partisan legisla-
tlon attached to the measure will scryo to
strongthon aud unto tho purity Of safe meth
ods aud prudent measures. Tho Democrata
aro not atrong euougl, to restrict tho right OF
free discussion by tic application OF the rag.
rule, and there il nc escaping tha punish.
mant they have provoked
, 1879-03-31

Of abuses, and, in tho cascs Of city govern.
ments, reducing thom 10 Tho verge Of eus.
pension aud bankruptcy. The Committee
hayo incorporated within thoir bills pro.
visions amontling tho existing Inv in Nil these
particulars, and in other points where tho
renodY is equally demanded by tho public
interests. II tho Legislature will have tho
good sonso 10 iako up these bils and pnss
them. md attempt no larger or creator work
Of amendment, aomo good will bo aeeom.
plished, wh1e II tho whole subject Of tho
revenue system ho takon up, there will bo no
agreement, nothing will be done, md all tho
present evils which thaso bills will remedy
will 10 perpetuatcd. Better try Tint which
Is possible than lose what ia ron1ly good IN
vain effort to obtnln tho impossible.
, 1879-03-31

Tho joint Conlmitteo on Rovonue Of tho
State Legislature has considered tho scores
Of bills OH tho subject of revenue which
haye been proposed by other committees and
by individual members, md, avoiding all
controversial questions Of abstract right and
policy, lnvo embodied in throe OF four bills
nil tho material provisions demanded by cx-
porionce mud necessity. AL othor questions
tho Co1nmittoo advises should 10 loft ovor
until somo other tiuao, when Special COM
mission, sitting during reooss Of the Lcgis-
laturo, and uuembnrrasaol by any other sub
ject, rnay thoroughly reviso tho whole revo-
nuo code, and refra1no It on principles Of JUS
tice mud equity approved by ripo export
ence.
In legislation there is always a danger Of
attempting too much. Thcrs arc many things
which cannot bo done by legislation, while
ut tho anne timo thero aro hosts OF other
wise Intelligent men who think everything is
possible to On act Of tho Legislature. Whom
Congress persisted In Keeping tho tax on
spirits OF 80 por gallon, and only sue
ceedad in collecting twelvo millions Of
dollars out Of tho sovonty millions Of gallons
Of whisky manufactured each yoar, thero was
n fierce opposition to any reduction Of tic
tax. This opposition found expression in
tho declaration Of momber Of Congress
~ will never adtnit TINT Government that
overcame and suppressed the most gigantic
rebellion On record cannot enforce tho col
lection of tax Of 80 gallon on whiaky."
Tho fact remains indisputable, however, and
, 1879-03-31
THE APRIL EIEcTff1NR.

1ue HctAFo chApatEn Or lotU 0eE1ns ms
week, though now that Connecticut aud Now
Hampshire nro out OF tho list Of stnscs hold.
ing spring elections, tho early elections are Of
amall importance. In il,ro6 states only aro
State elections to be held, though thoro aso
tho local olocttons In Illinois. Wisconsin, md
Missouri Tomorrow, Romo Of which, as
tllosa of Chicago, Milwaukee, and st. Louis,
have quito overshadowed In interest the
wider contests.
Wisconsin elects tomorrow m Associate
juatioe Of the Supreme Court for term ot
ton ycars, The Republicans hnre re-
nominated tho incumbent, Judge On
sAatUs CoLg, aud the Democrats have op.
posed to him Judge II. II. CoTHnEs, their
nominee in the Third Congressional District
last year, but who declined to mako tho run.
On Wednesday Rhode Island eleots Gov
ernor, md Stato officers. aud Legislature
The Republicans havo renominatcd the in.
oumbonts OF tho several State Offices, nnd
tho Prohibitionists-who curry n good many
guns In Rhode Island-havo ratified tho
nominations, 30 making their o1ootion suro.
Last spring the Republicans had majority
of 3,815 over tho Democrats, who hayo no
opportunity now OF repeating their taotics OF
1877, when by paying up tho taxes Of voters
at tho lust minute thuy came very noar &C.
curing tie return Of their oautlidats, Tho
rich Providence clothier, DAnsAnY. Tho
Legislature in now Republican by fourteen in
tlo Senate mad thirty .ofght in the House, and
will remain Republican. The two State
tickets in tho field, tho Nationals having
'petered out, nro as follows:
sHs ~ rS: %ssf,Gs; sss,r
}.,i s4xi,
.Renomtnsted
On Monlay, April 7, Michigan will o1ect o
Justice Of tho Supreme Court and two Re-
gents Of tho stato University. Tho Demo-
crnts aud Nationals have united, md, as tho
Prohibitionists mado no nominations, tho
two tickets in the tlsld arc Us follows:
FsE $$:;; :$;! S;
stcuom.nascd'
The Michigan spring election Is Of oonsld-
erablo interest, as tho Democrats aud Na-
tionala united Inst November cast noarly
&C, 900 votes more than tho Republicans. If
tho alliance this spring is successful, it is
altogether likely that tho example will bo fol-
lowed in tic other Republican States Of tho
Northwest both this year and in 1880. The
Hard.A1oncy Democrats aro disgusted with
the coalition, and, though but one paper has
refused to hoist tho ticket, 1t eau hardly DO
expected that tho full vote of tho united on
, 1879-03-31

to 40 ont that Chioago is a Democratic city,
hoping thereby 10 gain prestige md infln.
onco tho vote OF The State in tho Presidential
election. Having this double object in WOW,
frat, TO soc,ire tho local spoils, md, Hec-
ond, to influence the 9snoral election, -thoy
will inako the most desperate efrorts to carry
til day, IND they will not hesitnte To uso cor
rupt mems to do 1t. The ha!lotboxos must
DO carefully watched, therefore, in tho
Democratic wards, for II Is III those wartls
that they will attempt to offset tho heavy
Republican ulatorilies III othor wards, by TO-
peasing and ballot-box stufling.
Tllore is but one other danger tllat
monacea h1r. Wn1onra success. II every
Republican In Chicago does his duty nnl
votes tomorrow, ho will DO elected by moro
than 2,5OO majority. II tho election Ia q
fair one and ho is defeated, he can onlNbo
defeated By tho ssay-atlomes. The
ticket ia strong one, but It's
strength cannot carry 1t unless there
Is tho requisite number Of votos to givo It n
majority. The man who stays at home or
in bis businoss ofIaco bccauso Tho ticket is a
good one and will carry itself, IMPORTS its
SUCCESS. Tho loast tint overy Republican
can do Is to voto; tho most that he can do is,
after voting himself, to 500 that his en-
ployes, friends, and neighbors volo. Every
business man in Chicago should closo his
Office or store oarly enough to give all bis
clerks timo to vote and " ork for tho success
Of the Republican ticket. Neglect private
business for littlo while and attend TO the
public business, which is moro important.
A fow hours devoted to tho election to-mor-
row may prevent tho seizure Of tho City OF
Chicago by mob Of -ta1eators, butnmers,
hcalawags, and rings Of corrurtionists,
hand in glove with tho swindling con-
trnotors, that aamo following which Col
YIN had around him. who will load busi.
moss mon down with high taxes, I'M
pair the credit Of the city, which is begin.
ming to revive, and strike foul blow at itH
commercial interests. Tho succoss Of tho
Democratic ticket tomorrow will afoot tho
interests Of every business man In Chicago
by increasing bis taxes mad weakening tho
credit Of the city abroad. II 1t rains to.
morrow, 1t will bo all the moro necessary
that Republicans should turn ont in full
ranks, as rain does not daupen Democratic
artlor. Besides this, il there is any COLI
spicuous absenco of Republicans from tho
polls, 1t will gtve tho Democrats an opportu-
nifty for ohenting and swindling.
II the baltot-boxes aro protected from
fraud, md If oyory Republican votes, 11r.
Wn1our will 30 elected by o handsome
majority, and Chicago will retain her pros-
tigo rs the banner Republican city Of the
West. If ho Is defeated, what excuse can
tho Republicans Of Chicago offer for it?
What right will they hayo to complain Of
Democratic corruptions or high taxes?
, 1879-03-31

4 feeling Of uncomfortable expectancy and
apprehension prevails In Gteat britain in re-.
gard to British trado and finances. Even the
London newspapers do not attempt to con.
ccal it or smooth It oyor, but by their ambig-
| uous references to 1t soom 10 DO preparing
the peoples mind for something they don't
know what, but evidently something bad,-
this being dono, possibly, In accordance with
the woll-known financial maxim that "Tho
anticipated panic never conlcs." Dnt, he this
as it may, it Hoems to DO genorally aeknowl-
edged Tint tho commercial affuirs Of Graat
Brita1n have boen steadily progressing for
tho last throo years In the direction Of crisis.
With all tho warning that has boon given, not
only by English newspapers but oven by
British statesmen, It is probable that snoh a
crisis will DO reaohod md passed without any
great panic or disturbance IL finances mud
trade generally; that it will bo Just oul-
mination and decline Of certain important
branches Of hor industry md trado.
But 1t is apparent TINT Great Britain has
boon steadily progressing for quarter Of
century in direction which must soon pro-
duco great change in hor affairs. Tho
only thing which could prevent this would
bo her retention Of tho supremacy in manu-
featuring for tho WORLD supremacy which
she held twenty-five yoars ago, but which
yhe has lost within tho last throo or four
years.
4 lion is IN animal that cnnnot bo fod
aud kept quiet on gingerbread and condi-
monts. He wanta meat, aud II ho don't get
it something will hnpponl Tho British lion
hns an immense appetite for bread and
nent. But rs ho is losing tho lions aharc of
tho manufacturing business for tho world,
how is ho 10 secure o lions allowance Of
broad md meat ? Tho rato at which his ap-
petite for these things Inns grown in the last
twonty years is shown III table Published
fow months ago by tho United statos Blu
roau Of Statistics, giving tho value Of cer-
thin important articles Of food imported into
tho United Kingdom from 1878 to 1877, to.
gother with tho total population Of tho
United Kingdom mud tho amount per capita
Of such food imports ouch year, as follows:
| Total value af Talus Of
ions, cattt, efthe Unif<1 per capita
Ysdr. shttp, and hogs Kingdom. NJ pop
| $BD1rfeH fiftf{;0n
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b1nalt. In tho year to juno 90, 1877, It was
only 1910, aul III lho year to tunoao, 1873,
39,0sa hut now Tho unsatisfactory conli-
tion Of British industry md trado shows tho
probability Of steadily increasing omigra.
tion from the United Kingdom to America.
It is plain, from Tho tono Of tho English
newspapers, thas tho lion In melancholy abous
Tho prospect OF getting hia moat ut homo;
there IS too many Of hin, ho Is getting thin
In flosh,-ananoia1ly, md bofore long n
large part Of him will be moving to whore
tho 1noat comes from, viz.. tho Western
States of Amsrca,
, 1879-03-31

MILWAUKEE, March 20-Tle selection OF Of.
lcers Of tho Chamber Of Commerce for tho ell
suing year, which has excited general interest
and much feeling among the bulls aud bearsfor
some time past, vas partially determined At
The nominating Caucus held this afternoon. The
chief 1ght WAS on rresidcnt, md Of 2o7 yotes
Gust Michac! Doddcu received lss, ". r. Nc.
Lasen 107, while two were blink. Tie re-
luairder Of the ticket nominated was Us follows.
Vleo.Psestdcnts, Q. 7. Britt al'd D. II. BrIg-
ham; :, ntscsoEs for :, shres years, !;
D. utnkleY; for two years, a. X. shepard, u
b. Hopkins, and L. BARTLETT; one year, H. Elliot
Angus Smith, aud y. J, Ksishaw; AfGltrators
ou Appea!s, y. +. Ilsler. William Young, C. J.
Cary, Fred pabst, and Ftcd Layton; secretary
an1 Treasurer, W. ]. Langson; Inspector, e,
AQllaudi Matchmaker. X. u. Mes.
, 1879-03-31
IAFGuANISTAN,

LAHORE, March ao.--Capt. sav tc1ceraphs
he was attackod by 1000 sfal!ss. Uo routed
them, killing 145. Tho British lost two killed
and 8lx wounled.
YAKOoD KHAN.
LONDON, March Boa correspondent at La
flosc statos that, according to official informn-
t!ur, Yakoob Khan is making no serious prcpa-
rattons for resistance, but appears to postpone
hIa submission In order to satisfy bis subjects
Tint ho yields to force.
WAITING.
LONDON, March 30.-A correspondent at La.
1,ore believes tslc Government is not disposed to
prcas Yakob Khan to t1nal settlement until
the snow has moitcl.
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depraved man, cafing llttlo for tis own life,
would 10 inclined to court tho sanlo falo for
lilo snke of tho sensation.

1oprnynl imam. cafinr llttlo for Ills owl life.
would 10 iuc,incd to co,,rt tin san,o fato for
tho sako Of tho ae,,sotion.
An cvon moro atrocioug foaturo Of exoo,,.
ttous in tho south In tho i,loa that eallowa
ia intended only for lin nooro. Nat oo,o,ol
n.an commit crime, ond tIore is not tho
slightest difficulty In npprehpntliuo, conyiot.
ing, md hanging him. rio ,,sual u,o,lo Ia to
lynch him and llnuu him without tho bonefit
Of Inv, II ho oseanes The mob. there Is no
unnecessary dc}av. The triol ID hurried
through pell.na1l. md n now trial or roprioyo
Ia somethiuu unknown. If ho hayo uot
counsel. so rnuch The worsa for lin. If
hc hive not witnesses. tt sayos n proas lcal
of time ant. cxnans, Tim nriuoinal ,,ecessity
, 1879-03-31
A News.centre Rapidly Forming
in the Region Of the
Danube.
The Great Powers EndcnvortnE
to Reconcile Grave Diff
forencCs:
Further Evidences OF the Ma
poleonlc Tendencies OF
Great Britain.


THornLH FEARED.
LONDON, March 80.--Neports addressed 10
Lord Salisbury state that the drilling Of Bul.
gar!ans In Eastern Rou,pclia continues, 10000
men being now armed. The mere moral effogt
Of mixed occupation must not be relied upun.
a strong force Is necessary.
GREEK MINISTER.
CoNsTANIIsorLE, March 31,-The Creek
Minister Is about 10 leave on furlougtl.
0onBLE.
LONDON, March 80.-A dispatch from Vienna
saYk tho Porto is inclined TO accept the coniif-
tons the British Government demands for Its
Intervention In obtaining q loan. particularly
those giving England control OF the Assatlo
provinces.
BISMARCK.
VIENNA, March at.-rhc Ntu Ffs I'rem rc-
ports TINT Bismarck 1,as arranged for the oc-
cupat!on Of the interior Of Eastern Noumelin by
Austrian, English, and Italian troops, the
northern boundary By 1lusslan, mud tho
southern boundary By Turkish, troops.
ALBANIA.
ROM, March 30.-lhc italian agent IN Al.
bania reports tllat tho Albanians will forcib!Y
resist annexation to Greece.
i coNRERENdH URGED.
LONDON, Alarct, M.-A dispatch from Bcrl[n
states that report Is current there tint Count
6chouvaloT Is urging conference Of Ambassa-
dora nt st. Petersburg 10 sattlo the question OF
mixed occupation Of Eastern Koumcla. Fresh
difficulties havo arisen respecting 1t betwocu
Russia and Austrlo.
, 1879-03-31
PERSONALS,

f,,vo +bo aort1, mn icob and n v;,1 .,ko II,
,bat,s lett '>''@~ '@''
n,,o 1,,,,,o MN e.. ,,ox,,t, .h.. x..u. -.
=, ,.t's,,,,A "e o ~ '-@1' 'A'"A5 ~
~, WI" 1,,..' =. .,.. ,
"."e" 49," :" 4oo' ''' A10'N aneA
sfeeus a0 'nc soaa o'p'A'
woo" o!sers purpose WIS olhokna1;
ou' WILL WAS o!'no" eainefo"sf
Ono Soutllerner CHI whip fyo YankeoB;
but wo really hopo he won't do 1t.
Twenty-s!ght to one Ia tho usual odds
against tho oagle bird. Mr. Harrison.
Tho Czar ID going to Ems. }ye hopo Ems
bottcr woman than tho Willow Oliver.
,r,.r,orro,, ia tnril foo,,o 5ov md oo.tox
Harrison will be tic worst fooled man In town,
All tha norfr,nes of arohv oo,r,t o,..oa4o,,
,u.,. 49,, 81, =. ,,,,,a, -. ~. T.. 49,
''s' 't@"N 49,. y. ''" As W. AVIS ~ ''' "'a"'
WIN. HOW'LL a'eops within few foet OF
o'oaoh' Tue sculptor Ana ooe'aos son. a. Aomo'
ltavo VIC any hoou fcaBon to tear that
Presidential backbone went out Of o!scc with Gen.
ofahtt
All Nature amtiea yestorday, without any
regard vhateycs to Temperance principles and
SUNDAY laws
Uhlof Joseph Inns taken to fBhsinH with
pen and ink.-wcapous which Gen. Howard cannot
get beyoad rango Of.
joaquin Miller ought 70 writo spectacular
play for tho appearance Of his daughter, who has
become ballet dancer.
Eorpt Dates oneo corried tha stars nnd
st,lpcs Though tbs southern States; we don. be.
lleyo he daro try 10 do II now.
'Nfr Ir,, ,rbu,,,,r , ,o.vo~loa r,ob,,o
,..,. ...,,s sA w., ,",.. .'
.H"' ~ m, 49, ~ AS''S's "' -SA '"-~e
tr.o o,,;,o. - .hn canst.,u o,a,., non
s o.1,. S Ds ~.
puo"snc" =. uAa'oha' m'ss,' eenese4 'ns' 'no an'
sc4s arc q Illus 'o"o1 tnsh 9en' us"s'
hlls8 kat0 Field will Tec1to ut the Shak.
spease celebration next month dedicatosy address
written Tor Acf ny IT. HesIlaaa haEsloh.
Tho Noy. W. II. II. Murray haH'dono much
| 10 advance tho CAUSE OF ChTietIan!ty. but. very
oddly. ho has neyor Invented POCKET ashlnn .polo
| which a duacon of tim church mav carry nnnh.
, 1879-03-31

They do their voting in the Austrian Parlta-
mont by electricity. THIS Ia atep In the right
direction but the Millennium will not be reached
I'LL some ono has devised M electric automatic
Congress that will transact its business and al-
jourD with the relentless instantaneousness of d
int nlan sitting down on m Icy s1dewalk.
, 1879-03-31

Not long ago death waa making heavy in.
roads In tho United States Congress among
members while tho House was in session,
bnt now 1t is the ex.1tepresontative that
ire being "gathe1od ill.," Three Of them
hayo within tho past two tays joined tho
tapks Of '' tho silent majority "-Wn11Ax
]. ALBERT, Of Maryland, Mt baltimore ;
JAMES X. G1nsoN, Of Vtrginia, at Abingdon ;
antl II. V. R.nplE, Of Tennossoe, tho lattor
having committed suicido at Lobanon on
Saturday Inst
, 1879-03-31

it is rather u curious fact, but whenever an
accused politician In Now York retains Lawyer
BARTLETT rs Ills counsel, tho Ss.n rallies to that
politicians defense. This reminds us Of tho
customs Of the Mother Country, where you bur
a straw for half-a.crown md the seller throws in
d publication Of tho sort ANTHONY CoMsTocK
docs not Approvn OF.
, 1879-03-31

The discussion In the Loudon newspapers orer
tho subject OF cheap food suggests tho thought
that tic meat-exportation ttado Is Tery curious
cue. ncIng unable to sell meat hero Tor nfno
cents a pound, the exporters pay the freight on
1t for A,0o0 miles aud grow rich bg selling 1t there
for c!ulit cents.
, 1879-03-31

!. The GRANT movement at st. Louis is being
doomed BY young nau on the St. Louis 0.obe.
Democrat who, until rery recently, conducted
antt.GRANr newspapers, nnd-wo bclfevo-ucyer
voted any but the Democratic ticket.
, 1879-03-31

Dr.. SoHL1ElA1E has "inyItcd Prof. VIHcnow
to 60 to Troy and open so1nc grares there"
II tho Professor attends nlso to getttng tllo
corpscs ready, wo think that he can find field
Of 1nbor in this country which will be profitable
both to himself md the nation.
, 1879-03-31

Lo tho poor Indian soldier Of tho Queens
ariny, w,oso daily ration has boon reduced to
one-half seer Of alta, one chatal OF dhall, one
third chatak Of salt, and onc-half chatak Of
ghec. This Is indeed case OF ghco no.
, 1879-03-31

Tho Democrats arc talking about admitting
Utah rs the thi1ty-ninth State. After their
melancholy cxocrlcnco III admitting Colorado,
such proposition ought to DO rs welcome to
them rs cat In game OF ten-plns.
, 1879-03-31

A voto for OAnTxn II. HARn1soa IL IN In"
ttorSunont Of the sentiment that tho oharao.
tor OF JKFF DAVIS Is as pure aud graud as that
OF JOHN IlAMpDEN OF GKonoE WASHINGTON.
4 vofo for Mr. 4. Ii. Wnlanr Is au emphatic
and Indignant denial OF tho insulting propo.
asiou, How will tho people decide between
tho two platfor1ns7
, 1879-03-31
GREAT BRITAIN.



LONDON, March W.-Thc operative wcavcrs
ut blackburn votcd to accept s per cent rcduo-
tion,
, 1879-03-31


TWO PLA
Tho pending contest
Chicago has O national
terest. It Ia tho ope,
groat campaign Of 1880
tho dcstinios Of this CT
to como. For II tho I
win the Presidency, II
tho froe use of all tho I
ing and ballot.box Blu!
adert.
The respective partie
tost havo published no
nevertheless, has its
roady made, us voiced
United States. Duriu
tho Inst session Of the
two remarkable Bpeec
Tho Senate by distingu
Of tho great political ps
tho one BY ZACH Cha
md tho other by Il. {
sissippt. 2Yo give tn
parallel lines. Thoy
blunt. They nocd nc
h1r. CHANDLER is an oxl
sentiment j; TINT of hlr;
OF Democratic aonttm
platform Of A1r. Wn1or
daso, md tho other OF
cratic candidate, for N
Platform of A. IT, |
(}Ti0At.
StH.rnxs,t;kNr: Twon.
ty wars ago, /, in COM.
1;hnT v,th jxFr1HsoNt
DAVIS, stood up in this
chamber. and, With him,
gwoEe bY Almighty 0oi,l
that I would support tho
f,unstitution OF tho Uni.
feti Htaics. Mr. JErrE1.
st,N DAVIS came direct
from tho Cabinet of
FnAyxi,iu PIERCE Into
tha Henatc Of lt,c United
statcs. and took tho outll,
with nc, TO he faithful
Il, the l,nyesnH1eilt. Dur,
Inv fo1ir years l sat In;
fhIs bntlv with JkFYEis-
et,y DAVts. mud saw the
nrennratlo1,s going on
fsnm INV 10 lny for The
nyrrthro,v or this Gov
crI1lncnt, With treason;
! in f,ls heart md PERJURY
upon his lbs, no took lhe|
oat1I In ht1ntntn tllp Cow
cr,meut that ho meant
10 overthrow, Sir. there
was msthoi In thus
madness. lie. In co.
operation viii, other men
rum hls section. and In
the Cabinet Of Mt.
IiUc,taYAN, ulade careful
preparation for tho event
iLat was to follow. Y1nr
t]cets wcre scattered
whcrevur the wIntls blew
and wnter was fnund 10
t1,,s+ ihon,-,xf,cep tt,ry
, 1879-03-31
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HkskY F. GtLLE1. Agent.
BAN FRANCISCO. Ca..-Falac1 11ntsL
WARRINGTON b. C.-1si8 street
, 1879-03-31

1Inofeyss Theatre.
Randolph atrceL between Clark and T.asAl1o. En
kaKamsut Of Nine. Modjcska. "AdTfcnns."
, 1879-03-31

YfnmIin's Theatre.
Clark lt1eet. opposite the Conrt'iouso. Engagement
Of Pauline Markham. "M. M. 8. rIuaforto."
, 1879-03-31

TIaverlyss Thentrs.
Dearborn street, corner OF Monroe. Epkaksmtnt
et Dion Dp1cicau1t. ''The Bhaughraunsa
, 1879-03-31

Academy Of htua1c.
HAftted 9trett. between Madison and Monroe. Va
Yety entertainment.
, 1879-03-31

H. hlcVfcker's Theatre.
Madfou street. between Deatborn and Stats. "H.
II, s. ptQafoEc.H
, 1879-03-31

mccormick 1snIl.
North Clark strcet, corner K}hzic. DIs,olvsnK II
oramte Visws Dublin City and'1ts SuttoundlnkA