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TILE STAGE. .

PHILADELPHIA.
s,>c;of Dispatch 10 1ns 1y7auna
puuanE1pH1A, April 19.-fhe North Broad
Street COMPANY has had severe attacR Oh Ill
ness lately. Laura joyce has just resumed ner
mart nj Duttercup after O. fortntght's ABSENCE
Euoene Clarke, OF the Hess and farepa hoSa
troupe, who sang Capt CorcoTan' had olsloea'eu {
bta arm bv fall, but continued to act until ne
had to give m, and Is now dangerously III III
New York. Miss Monte]o {5odeph'ne) mas nao ,.'
fortn;eht,s vacation on account OF Ill
ness. Lang (l2alph Rackstraw} Is connneo
In h.a hv severe cold tlat settled on hls lungs
Bermahni, who sang Hebe, was taken Ill on
Thursday and is dangerously i'll.
Miss Elise Conley, who sang PtatnhD ID 1he
uTrial Dy jury" young Louisville girl Of 1o,-
tune, who made an engagement dlrectly "ltn
Crossy, was served to-day with bhl from ~
Randolph Gardner for s35 commission Oh the
engagement with Grossly, when she had never
seen him inner life, and had never had "oro u
business with him by letter or otherwise Lang
WAS served with i similar bill after ne hao e1-
pressly declined to make any contract IN Mnlcn
Gardner had anything to do. Charles A. Wing,
Hayerly's agent with the "Danites." says tnat
after this season neither c. Randolph or =. ".
Gardner can do any business whatever Wild Mf'
Haverly. A..
evening at the Walnut Street, and disoands'
Misses Rigl and Granger open IN New York on
Monday at the Olympic with DAILY in "Lassa-
moir."
The last Of the variety saloon places was as
settled to-day by the imposition OF fne OF $50
and costs for maintaining an indecent place OF
amusement at the Arande Garden. stage-man-
ager Harry Guyon had previously been sent to
iail in default Of payment OF similar hne. Fox
has lust finished bis term OF thirty days In
prsoument On a like charge on account OIL the
American Theatre.
, 1879-04-20
SUDDEN DEATH,

6pFc1d1 Nlxpus1h 70 7Ad TT7btNe -.
MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, April 19-Ycsterdaay
evening Mrs. John c. Mcconnell, living near
Rome in this county, was found dead in sheep
pasture some distance from the family rrsi-
dence, where she had gone, thinking something
was after the sheep Remaining longer than
was thought necessary, the females at the
house started to look for her, and found her
dead in the path. Her right hand was clasped
tightly across her forehead. Mr.. Mcdonnell is
one OF the largest farmers and slock-raiscrs iu
the county, and deceased was sister of G. L.
Cummlns. our present County Treasurer aud
widely known and esteemed Apoplexy is the
presumed cause Of death.
, 1879-04-20
MILWAUKEE, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

MILWAUKEE, april 19.-This morning the
Hon. Alexander Mitchell submitted to the
Board OF Directors OF the Chamber Of Commerce
another plan Of accommodations to be provided
for the body in his proposed new Produce Ex-
change Building, With proposition to furnish
the apartments rent, heating, and water free
for term Of twenty years on payment to him
BY the Chamber OF Commerce Of the sum of
$50, 600 in cash. The Board Of Directors Ind
already set aside the proposition Of the Nun
condition that the Chamber Of Commerce be
built where the present Municipal Court build
ing stands, for the reason that the site does not
, 1879-04-20

LONDON, April 19.--OEe hundred and twenty
Germans and Aisatians left Havrc for America
Thursday. 4 considerable exodus IS proceeding
around Basle, especially Of peasants and lace
okare >:
PUBLISHER FINED.
PARIS, April 19.-The publisher OF the Revo,u-
tim Fr1ucaise has been sentenced in default to
pay fine Of 5000 francs and to eight months
imprisonment on scurri1ous article against
CatholicitY. e..
MORE PARDOEs.
PARIS, April 10.-President Grcvy on Sunday
will sign the pardons OF 500 Communists.
, 1879-04-20


OTTAWA, April 19.-Ihree little buys named
Mahoney, brothers. were passing through judge
Caton's deer~park last evening, when they were
attacked By Mexican deer, a recent imports
ton, and one of the boys, aged about 10 years
was 81 severely gored about the abdomen sud
groin that be lies in a critical condition. The
mother Of the boy was close by, and FASTENED
to his rescue, when the infuriated animal rushed
upon her, knocking her down. A gentleman
passing at this time came to the assistance Of
TIE woman aud her sons, and succeeded n
beating the deer of with a'club. {
, 1879-04-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YonK, April 19-Arrfved, steamships
Gcrmania from Liverpool, and City OF New
York from New York.
LONDON, April 19.-Steamers Mas, Parrhla,
and City of Brussels from New York, Neder-
land, from Philadelphia, and Hanson from
Baltimore, arrived out.
BALr1M ORE, April 19.-Arrived, 1clpsig from
Bremen.
SAN FRASc1sco, April 19.-sailcd, steamer
City of Panama FOR Panama; Bclgic for hong
kong via Yokohama, with rhe following treasure
list: Trade dollars $3.50 Me1ieans, cans, S@6,265;
gold coin, 1915; silver bars, $462,50l.
, 1879-04-20
THE WEATHER,

OFF1cE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuiEGToN, D. G., April 20-1 q. m.-lndica-
ton: For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley north
east to southeast winds, warmer, clear weather,
stationary, followed By falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Mis-
souri, Valley falling barometer, south and east
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake region stationary pres
sure, slightly warmer, clear weather, north and
east winds.
For the Lower Lake region, northeast to north
west winds, rising, followed by stationary
pressure, slightly. warmer clear weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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S11ttIU9 I7Spt99c7E TO 1He 17sV1''3- =
Ia CRossE, Wis, April 19.-There is consk:
erablc excitement in Sparta, Wis, consequent
upon the finding Of the dead body OF 12;5eA:
old boy, named Lytle, partially burned! .ane
partially eaten BY hogs. The boy had been 81
work grubbing on the Wagner farm, near soa.
tn. His father refused MIN supper until mo1s
work had been accomplished. The boz se:u5uea
to the field, aud was not again seen unta g,e
body was found last night. 4 Coronessa a. =:
quest was held to-day. III:
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CABINET CRISIS .IMa11NENT.
: CoNsrANT1NoPLE, April ia Cabinet crisis
is imminent. khereddtn Pasha, the Grand
Vizier, and Caratheodori Pasha, Minister OF For
eign Affairs, both threaten to resign because
the Sultan continues to decline ratifylng the
Convention with Austria relative to Noyt Bazar
WILL REMAIN.
CoNsrANr1EoPLE, April 19-Evening.-T
Sultan has solicited the mediation OF the Rus
sian Ambassador relative to the Noyl-Bazar
question. Counr Zfchy, Austrian. Ambassador,
has concurred i'll the arrangement. The Sultan
will NOW ratify the treaty, and the Ministers
will remain in Office.
, 1879-04-20
CUBA.
THE NEW REGIME.


HAVANA, April 19.-Captain-General Blanco
has issued q proclamation to the inhabitants OF
Cuba, saying that he is completely identified
with the late Captain-G General Martinez CanDos,
and will try faithfully and firmly to continue
the policy which Campos so fortunately initiat-
ed. Another proclamation has be6h issued to
the soldiers and volunteers, and grand ser
enade was given to Gen. Blanco last night by
the volunteers.
Ricardo Galois has resigned the Secretaryship
of the Government, and been appointed Director
of the Railroad Company.
senor Joaquin Carbonell succeeds to the Sec
retaryship
, 1879-04-20
SERVIA.

BELGRADE, April 19.-1t is stated that con-
siderable force Of -Albanans cnterted the Scryian
territory yesterday.
MASSAQREp,
BELGRADE, April 19.-1t is stated that force
OF Albanians have taken possession Of :kurshunl-
lie and massacred all the Christian inlapitauts.
The Seryian troops have been sent to cut off
their retreat across the frontier.
, 1879-04-20
MINE DISASTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-A Victoria dis-
patch says: On TUESDAY mordlng fire w4s
discovered in No. 10 level OF the Wellington
Coal Mine at Departure Bay. It was supposed
to have been extinguished on the following DAT,
and, on Thursday morning, when twenty-five or
thirty miners entered the level to resume Work
an explosion occurred, blowing the working OF
the level into ruins, killing eleven men and III
juring others seriously. Three Cinnamon ae
still In the working, but there is no hope 'tof
them. Volunteers who entered tha
level in the afternoon report the foul
air so strong that they cannot remain below TOT
any length of time. The level will have to b
flooded, as the mine Is on fire in that vicinity
The Vancouver Coal Company's nlen BAN
stopped work, and gone to tue rescue. IL, lae
scene at the pitts mouth is heartrendin!:. WIVES
and children weeping for their husbands and
fathers, and parents for their children; The
names Of the killed are J: Rennie Reuben
Cough, John Hoskin, John Dixon. G. Camoella,
z. iPrclla, j. Deny, and four Cinnamon.
, 1879-04-20
LIVINGSTON.

YArK1oN, D. T., April 19.-The second - a. =
1u the United States Court against Dr. H. = :
Livingston, late Indian Agent at Crow ctees'
charged with dcfraudiuy the Governmco.'
ended to-day. The prosecution occupied o'e1 -.
day with evidence. The defcnse put IN " ~
1ensc. The jury, without retiring, 1enoe.e
verdict Of acqulttal -,
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0BtTl|ARY.

Special DlSDafch to The Tribune
BELorr, Wis, April 19.-William T. Goodhue,
one Of the pioneers Of this place, long promt-
nent business man. and the first Mayor OF Be-
lott, died at his residence here this morning, in
his 57th year.
, 1879-04-20
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, April 19.-The count thus far shows
that the coal miners Of the Durham district
vote in favor of continuing the strike,-21, eco
against 200.
, 1879-04-20

PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-Frank MelVitle'
the well-known bareback rider, was severely m
jured ov being thrown from his horse wo'cn
took fright aud stumbled during the perform
, 1879-04-20

For throat diseases and canghs. Browns
Bronchial Troches.' like all other really good
to obtain the genuine article prepared BY John I.
Brown & Sons.
, 1879-04-20
A Hannibal s. St. 10 Freight.Trajn
Breaks Through a
Bridge.
All the Cars, with Their Contents
Completely Destroyed
by Fire. -
Fire-Damp Explosion in British a
lumbi0 C0al-Mine.
Eleven Persons Killed and a Number n
Others Missing,
FELL THROUGH A BRIDGE

!Gpecidl Dispatch to The Ts4bu.1e -
QUINCY, ILL.,, April ia serious disaster
occurred on the Hannibal Il St. Joe Raijro,o
Inst night. Train No. 16, coming east, ran IN
the new bridge over Fishing Creek, near
Kearney, the bridse having short time befora
been set on fire, probably by passing locomo
tive. The train consisted Of an engine an7
tender and thirteen cars loaded with s,oct
When in the middle OF the bridge it gave VA,
and all were precipitated 4 distapca
Of twenty feet The cars were crushed
as they piled one on top Of the
other, and the burning timbers from the bridge
fired the train, which, with the hogs and cattle
was entirely destroyed. One man, whose mama
is unknown, was caught in the wreck and
burned to death before he could be released.
The train-tnen were also in the ruins and sn
were more or less burned 'or otherwise injured.
one OF them probably fatally. The fireman md
one of the brakemen jumped off the train, md
escaped with only slight injuries. = :. -
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April ia St. Joseph, No.,
dispatch says: To-morrow's Herald will con
tain the particulars Of a serious accident which
occurred this morning On the Kansas Cir
Branch OF the Hannibal d st. Joe. Road. As
freight train No. IL, bound East, was running
down heavy grade trestle-bridge VAS dit-
covered to be on fire, and, in spite Of
all efforts to check tue train, 1t ran
on the trestle. Tile engine passed nearly
over, fourteen cars breaking through
one after another, and piling in an immense
wreck in the creek below. All the cars were
soon enyeloped in flames, and, with their con.
tents, entirely consumed. The engineer stood
at his post until the last, only saving himself By
jumping as the engine turned over. The fire.
man jumped before reaching the trestle. Con-
ductor Murray had his leg broken. Two men
we're sleeping in car Of household goods md
were buried in the wreck. Ar. Bailey,
badly injured, was rescued. The other,
a Young man, could not be sased,
the fire spreading so RAPIDLY that all efforts bad
to be abandoned. Conductor Jones was close
behind with an extra train He rendered ali
the assistance he could, and took the wounded
back to KearneY, where they received medical
assistance. -
The wounded have been taken to Kansas
City, where every attention will be given them
by the railroad company.
, 1879-04-20

For the toilet and the bath use Glenn's SULPHUR
Soap It purides and beautitles. Avoid countcrfeits
, 1879-04-20

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
ST. Louis, Mo-, April 1e.-DeBar's opera-
House, 1t is said, will close week after next for
want Of proper management
, 1879-04-20


were side by side in the Record this morning,
and offered Blackburn the privilege OF publish
ing his g1ck1nley's) speech with his tblaek-
burn's) explanation.
Mr.. Blackburn sGrcostically thanked Mch1nley
for tile offer; but declined it On the ground 1nat
he (Blackburn) would
NOT TE BENEFITED BE TIE Assoc1AI1oS'.
Mr. mckinley returned tue compliment by the
assertion that tie country would not DC oenenI-
ed by any such association.
Mr Blackburn, in conclusion, expressed me
hope that there would now be an end to TINS
misarsble wrauglins: he never complained OF
q manly blow struck from the front, but only OF
the uninanly stab delivered in the back -,
This discussion here terminated, anu Mr:
Blackburn resumed his place as Chairman OF
the Committee Of the Whole.
MIR. PRICE
disc1:imed any idea OF giving rise to the exciting
scene which lad Just taken place, By any re-
marks which he had made, :nd be proceeded 10
argue against the repeal Of the Election LAWS:
The Republican party had been charged with alt
sorts Of crime. One gentleman from Missis:
sipDl had told the House that the Republican
party WAS dead and damned. Well, it must be
admitted it was the liyellest corpse Of which
history gave any account. But the Republican
applied to sinners. per consequence the oppos1-
1iou we're saints; but to the casual observer
pretty roughlooking set Of saints. Another gen
1lcman from Mississippi (cha1mers) had quoted
from luc ololE as u pIet1AeuL ltT Tue dCl!ou VI
the South during the War. Gentlemen ought
to remember that the Bible was the worst book
in the world for the Democrats to look for
precedents in. (Laughter.l Mr. Price quoted
IRON number OF speeches delivered BY DEM
orratic members, ard his sharp criticisms caused
y srrcat deal of applause and laughter.
The speech made BY MIR. Blackburn fextrncts
frnm which he had read by the Clerk tito avoid
ug It justified Tst {aer he h2a been tst tetlh 1hS
Democratic party would
BREAK DOWN TIE BULWARKS
which the Republican party had thrown around
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
THE BURGLAR AND THE EDITOR.

A burglar climbed into an editors room
Needy and poor was he
And he saw In the dim uncertain gloom,
With legs az long rs the stem OF q broom,
a pair of frousers-"TH Just freeze to 'em 80
He chuckled, with nendish glee.
He lifted them up from the back of the chair;
Lightly they hung on his arm;
They were the editors only pair,
Thinner than gossamer everywhere;
Oh, but the knees were worn and barrel
Good clothes-when the weather f. warm.
All over the room he searched in vain;
There was no more to- find;
There WIS no sign of sordid gain,
No passing drop. from a golde1 rain,
Only the wealth Of the sleepcr's brain,
The peace of the editors mind.
He turned his back on that happy home,
Thoughtfuliy hefliug those pants;
Out OF the window he cautiously CLONE;
He emptfed the pockets-a broken comb,
A stub ~ q pencil, a manuscript poem,
his searching glance.
He started the tears flashed into his eyes /;
He leaned up against the fence;
a look of plying, mute surprise
Softened his face; he stified mis- cries.
He looked at his swag, and measured its
v~slue-about nine cents.
Into his pockets (his OWN he went,
And he dragg,d out a ten dollar bill;
And he hastily cramned it, every cent,
Into the editors pockets and bent
The trousers into a wad and sent
Them over the window-sfll.
Then on to a weather. house he sped.
Twas a charity well bestowed"
He said 10 himself, and when night had ned,
And the editor rose from his virtuous bed,
And found the money, he whistled and said,
We'll, i am essentially blowedf"
-Buriinqton Hasrkeye.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Ths c1s.oo a sAsvsae Ne e~~r4 vs
saSorupd ~ AksssAss q 0srssoe. 80
30 ~ saks u sssAsus. e~s sor . pro-
ucaI ed. He kssv tAsa ~ snl1~rs II
IsdsA. vhsa ,A~y s-scuzs:~rpa tAsff ~s
ksd As hahf. a grsspsng ss~n By tA
board. aad 90 ortsr~d kks scsds~rs 30
sksvsL AfSrvard shaving 80 prse
ns~d In iAs Asortosssa sfzy. sd rs.
ausong 6r<k csnssas Tia Eor.ass
imsta:et he Cr~<ks IN he prsr<scs -
teey di In mAny other thksxs. As2
sprsat "a % ,As aserv.s Esrup0 ~.
noas yv: earhArse. In sAs Msd1ls Age.
~ iks Inns II tAs R<a,ls~Asoe. sAsstax
vAs intrutnc.t. aaa The hAhz, vss r~-
tanned. tsoaxa ehAsssctssn Tsve pisrs -
romanfiessn. and thsx. IN sts turs. 80
rvplscsd BY r~Alisu- Tia esArs as .
squire Of ,ruahie % Peter tAs erv&..
Who, smnitaneously uitA The tstroaoe
,ioa of his grsa; reforms IL Ras.sA. us~s
10 isdoos his people to isniis.s iss .
ing naitons. This snnovsisca uas ~
sis.et By his subjects WITH The EtEsas:
psrsia~ncs, asd tA<y prsfcrr~. ~ pay =
heavy ans rather ;haa suffer disegar~-
meat ~ ,hey e>l<sct. of The image -
God To the Rassaas q oltea aD~s
The beard vas . symbol of liberty. In
several countries Of Western ksrops Ana
in The United States The beard vas re-
storcd . o hoeog 'oaly Ahoat tsensy
years ago. su, v . yes The majority Of
men respect the custom lntrvtaccd By
the Great
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
WHAT THE SUN MISSED.

Before the first ray Of blusbing LAY,
: Who should come by but Kitty Chan.
with her cheek like the rose on q bed OF
SHOWS,
And her bosom beneath like the sailing swan.
Hooked and looked. TILL my heart was gone,
With the foot OF the swan she crossed the
lawn,
Half confdipg and half In fear:
And her eyes of blue. they thrilled me through.
One blessed mfnuts-then like the deer
l. Away she daIted andJeft me here.
o Sun. You are late At your golden gate,
For you've nothing Co show beneath the sky
To compare to the lass who crossed the grass
OF the hammock held ere the dew wa dry,
And the glance that she gave me when she
went by
London gp<rkolo~
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

marked his friends growing good hu-
NOR. and whispered to him gently,
"Sigisbsrt, ole fell, I've always said
that II there was . good-hesstsd chap
in Paris, Sigisbert LAncinet va the man.
For you are . good-hearted chap, asyou
know"
III should hope, old boy, that I
wouldn't 60 back on . friend, II be win
allow me TO call him so."
90 coarse you wouldn't. know you
viii stake IN old friend of yours, who
only wants 500 miserable petty francs
till next Tuesday, to"
"Never mind what you want them
for; that 10 nom Of my business. Here
are your 500 francs. So long - Sigis-
bert Lancinet has Q shot in bis locker
he will not steel his against the up.
Peals OF friendship. Take my Arm and
let u 60 for q walk"
In the Galerie d'Orleans some one &C
costed Sigisbert:
IN. L~ancinet, / Am glad to Q you
looking so well. About 10 months ago
You promised TO pay me . bill"
N UlIl-IOI now mucQ!
"Five hundred francs"
"Five hundred francs-whom do I
owe 500 francs to?"
ITO me. / keep the restaurant at"
"Here's your money. Call on Sigis-
bert LAncinet at any hour Of the day or
night for money and IL be yves it 1t
shall be paid insanity"
A little further on he met Cydalisa, .
piousnte little brunette for whom Sigis-
bert Lancinet's heart used 70 beat like
one-like forty.
In her society he visited the miliner's
shop, the jeweler's,th Bots do Boulogne,
the Opera Comique and the Maison
dor.
1t was 2:30 q. m. when Sigisbert
Lsncinet reached his lodging.
To whom the angry j~anitor:
"You're q sweet duck, staying out
guzzling and muzzling till all hours.
You can bet your new boots III let the
boss know what sort Of a tenant he has
in you. There's your bedroom candle
and q letter that came for you"
"Here-IM make that all right
this'll pay you for getting up" said Sig
isbert Lancinet, opening his pocket
book.
1t was empty!
Mechanically he opened the letter
which the ~jsnitor had handed him. II
read as follows:
SIR I made an error this morning In CIV
ing you $500 francs as the net amount Of
yeur late uncle's legacy. That was the gross
amount from which should have been de-
Quoted duty, stamps, fee, etc, amounting,
rs per account inclosed, TO 1881. 45c. Be SO
ROOD as TO remit me the sum by bearer.
Your very respectfully,
Y. Y. Z. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Its known to most Of the inhabitants
of the Ball that makes its diurnal revo-
lutions around the Hub that We Who en-
Joy the felicity Of dwelling In the center
of all things celebrate the rise Of the
Sunday sun by . repast Of pulse and
Drawn, sometimes spoken Of - "pork
and beans" or "bacon and beans"
Like most of the facts in the experience
of the Bostoneee, this habit has been
pretty well advertised, and sometimes
there have not wanted those Of the vul-
gar herd who have been moved 70 ami
madvert with asperity upon the we'll q.
tablished custom. We look upon all
such filings with the lofty disdain thst
arises from q mind consc. ous of its own
rectituds, and with pity for the igno-
rance from which they spring.
Generations ago, when many other
parts OF nj noble land were bowling
w~ildernesses, our ancestors overhauled
their classics, and made . note Of the
fact that the post Ovid, of pleased MEM
DRY, in his remarks appropriate 20 the
calends Of June, gives IN account Of the
rite to which I have referred, which ~
promptly incorporated into the calendar
Of q beloved city. We are classical
or nothing. We know that it 10 the
good goddess Cana who protects the
lungs and liver Of man Tor II least thai
she was wont 70 do % in classical
times), and that in her honor the good
people Of classical days ea4 repasts Of
pulse and Drawn. "You ask" says
Ovid, "why fat becon u tasted on these
caleuds, and beans are mixed with the
boiled spelt. She Is . goddess Of Al
Gent days, and she still dies on the
food that in olden time she used. and
she does not in . spirit Of luxury. ask
for the dainies Of foreign lands. In
that DAY the fishes SWAN uncaueht By .
people ignorant ol the virtues Of the sue
culent cod and Of the luxury Of 6sh balls;
and the oysters were still saSs In their
shells, no man having yet been found
with ~euficisut courage 20 swallow even
one Of them. Latium had not become
acquainted with The woodcock which
rich Ionia supplies, nor with the cranes
that delight IN the blood a Tie Pygmies.
The tooehsoms peacock pleased but By
IT. expanded tail, nor had foreign lands
been dawn upon for thsir beasS q The
chase. But swine were valuable, and
BY killing . SOW IL fatAsFs hooored
their festivals. The r~ock-bound land
produced only beans and The k~Ard-gAin-
ed spelt, and whoever eats these two
things mingled, they say thas his ssom-
ach can receive no harm"@Coatssbs-
tors Clad, Hey A0assic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
"A gold laurel vreath Min soon h.

"A gold laurel wreath viii soon be
presented to Beaconsfeld. 1t is called
''the peoples tribute to the Premier"
Subscriptions Of a penny each are
coming in from all parts of Great Brit
ain and Ireland, 5 $500 persons having
already contributed that sum. The value
of the wreath is 81. 200.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
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