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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-22

81. Albsps. August ls.--Atsendanee and re
ceipts light, market dull We quese butter, good
10 choice. 10 10 l2c per pound selections IS per
pound, with FEW fancy lots at higher price,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-22

iM %
The scloes On oratory at lssstos l.
70 b Iisco1 iphed.
suelI POI has broken out In I. yill1ge
pc~f Quebecr Qapada. 10,
Fifteen Kinds Sf Ice cream are emu.
meratsd! on a Saratoga bill of fare.
Gabriel Bossler was beheaded by a
day. %
Rudolph Perpert, while insane, Jump
cd from bark In mid-ocean and was
drowned,.-----..--.-....-.--.-.--.----------
Mrs. Charles Lane was, struck by q
freight train aud instantly killed at
Herkimer, N..Y., Saturday.
All the hogs in Elkton, KY, got
drunk last week by eating Of branded
cherries thrown in an alley.
IT. repett{d there will be a strike of
all the coal miners in Iowa, $4,000 In
number, on an agreed day in October.
A trained elephant valued at S35, 900,
belonging TO q menagerie exhibiting at
81. Louis, met with terrible death q
few days ago. Ono of the appurtenan-
ces of the show Is an electrical machine
ofgreat size used for producing electric
light for illumination. This machine
has an immense armature which Is
made to rcvolve $50 times In minute
by means of a S5-horse power engine.
The, machine was left unattended for a
few ,miiitites, when the elephant Ro-
meo, who was loose, went up TO the
machine and was shifting al the arma-
ture when its trunk was caught In the
revolving apparatus, and the animal
was thrown violently to the ground and
the trunk carried away by the whirling
machinery. A tremendous roar was
heard, and when the attendants rushed
to the spot they found the elephant in
the agonies of death, with his trunk
torn away by the roots. The poor
creature soon died.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-22
bristol Retail Marked
Nee Havc~ Market.


Middiebary, August Attendance good
prices higher than last week, common 10 10 he
choice " cents, n.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-22

4 house and Not pleasantly located on High
street. Wishin nvs ninates' walk o. depot 1cod
chaser can obtain furniture II desired. The house
contains eleven rooms and 10 admirably adapted
ior boArtisrs. address "a Psrtisslsrs
Anddlebury. July 80. ls7s. isf
, 1879-05-09

Ono of Tho fYereost h1nsta which Inns ever
t,a,,, .,,ada ,,,;,,ot A., rr,,.+v If 1,arl;r
WELL ''.''1o -, .,, M. 80
comes from 1nfRtslf source. 1ho con-
Rtn1ltinople correspondent OF tho London
Tt,ues. under tlatg of Aprit II, sends t{lpt
,,,n. H., .,.+ ~ a 1,,, ,~,;,,o ,vy;o,, ,,,.
noarea tho t1av beforo in tin Y.u,ou;e. the
,ro,,, ~ t1,o Torto ,v,,;o,, 1,o ,f,r,a woa IN.
n,,;ra,1 ,rho T,,ro,;+ d.cloraa lint tin ron,
,traaa of ,,orl;n wonto,7 IN n,o1ara,a t),o am,
i,itinn ~ 1,ues,o md aovo Nh, ox;atcncc of
,ro ot,omon E,r,,fro md ,,aa linn na,hor +.
on,, ,,,at ,no ,rraatg of son s1.f,no ,yI,ic,'
-t.,.,.. .,,...,..1 Tt......, ;1..,,;,,..;.., l.,
, 1879-05-09

It WAS very forcibly atatod yesterday by
Senator hruNa, n: Springfield, III tho conrse
Of tho debate on thu bill to appropriate
$160,0Do 10 continno tho job Mt Chester,
TINT tho 100 conyicts proposed to bo taken
earo Of III tho Southern panitontiary cou't1
bo supported At less cxrcnno to tho stato If
they wcro brought to CL'cago and boarded
at tho Palmer 11ousc Mt trnustent
rnteH. Whte nobody could dispute tho cor
reotnoss Of this statement, 1t Ind ito elfcct
oil tho action OF tho Sonate. To boartl tho
conviota at hrat-olass hotol would bo
economical for the stato md pleasant for tho
prisoners, but there would DO 'notlaing III
It for tho parties who nro to hayo tho hand-
ling Of thu money voted 10 carry OIL tho
Chester job. For this ronson, If for no other,
tho hotol gchemo vii! not work.
, 1879-05-09


through lha tenH,ntEcr Ut her Ittu nonu. lInt nj
la*t cnnvnc:'l hur that wns man nf lnnot n,h
t'rlIewhHt Ut Arhnlar. mid nit tramp; nnh 70
slts sai.l: 'Ci"'n 'hn wholn. II we ean live ha"per
tu.nilrs. lfnn't knnw why VIZ rhnHd nut. rl,e
lohts ia large c.auRn fur t,lh nf n4,' Aud N ll,u
mt The enHu In my hands. and. hy thu hcIp of Dr.
acrBnEn, "Ee IL MY WIFE,"
Wl'ns was sa.l and dino upon tint eofa
lint t1i1 not appcrta!n to The 1'ihlo business
we knnw not, for sofea nro dumb. 1t is ina-
material anyway, mud wo wotld not have tho
rell rnthtessly torn nsiiu. Undor tho snow
flowers woro blooming. III tlp nsllcs still
alun,bcrod tho glow Of lilo old fires, md, by
tho help Of DR.. sounnER, JuL1A's l'fo was
crowned, nnl sho yicllcd to tho common
destiny. Dut VIC cannot help fooliny for tho
cows who layo no higher mission now tlan
IL supply rAnEEn With lilo bhsis for por-
riIuo.
, 1879-05-09

Tho rights guaranteed 10 them by tho Con-
stilution 1T tho Unitntl Htctca.
It IL mere fooliahness to deny that Tho
Negroes III tho Sot,th hro deprived of their
rights. whel, MI examination IT tho ccnsua
md tho election rosurns will show that they
TO not yt'se, nnA tho faot TINT they tlesiro to
vote whom they cnn TO so safely is attosted
by experience, North nml Soutl,, eyor since
tho War.
Tho Northern people ought to know those
fscts nuul not 10 mislod by false reports
disseminated through Southern newa.agen-
ocs In .regartl 10 the oontont of tho negroes
Sonth. Even tho st. Louis Gtobt- Democrat,
whIol is printed in city largcly Interested
commercially III tho SonIf,, and Is affected
by Threats Of tho loss Of patronage, is no
longer a trustworthy lnct1fum Of news oil this
important subject.
, 1879-05-09
N NEVrNE.

The Pennsylvania Legislature is in peck
Of trouble. There was bill pontling which
hatl eeYeral millions in it, The Legislature
would not pass tho bill until there was Il
divide. Scores Of members secretly nado
terms for thoir votos, ranging from $500 to
st,o0o each. somo newspaper man told tho
story. Thinking ho was rnau lil1o NEv1Sa;
tho accused members called on hin, to tell
whero ho got the information, they oxpoct-
Ing ho would 60 to jail before lo would
divulgc, and then they could all voluntarily
70 before ono another md awoar they woro
not guilty. But tho Pennsylvania newspaper
linn would not 60 10 Jail, nor did ho
refuse to tell, aud 80 the whole story.
is now public, sworn to by scoros Of
wisnessos,. involving not only. members
WHO had contraotod 10 sell their yotes, but
State officers md numerous politicians.
Nothing more disgraceful in tho history of
uvon Pennsylvania Legislation WIS over made
public. The State is overwhelmed with
shame, oi.izens Of Illinois mny rejoice in
wf,at they havo boon spared by tho firmncss
of Mr. NEy1Ns. Suppose he Ind proforred 10
tel, all he knew a|Al had hoard, iastoad Of
braving tho perilsi, Of Sanga,uon County
Jail! Tho HEARTH sickons ut tho very
Thought Of, Tho; revelations which
might havo followed, and Of tho NOR
ta1lty which might havo tnken place
among tho stateSp'on of Il1inoia. NEvlxa
placed himaelf in the brcaoh 0aD and Ravcd
tho honor Of tic Legislature, and porhaps Of
ru,rorn,1a fyar}1o.rno 1v1,o t., r,.,a ..:ti T.,
, 1879-05-09

pnper points 10 this uA4o ns uao ,Yl,rro mat
rEnge, though legal in II fory,;n ln,rl. where
It was eoutrlctet, il still illegal IN England.
We niay as'nit tl.is, but, ,uvartl,ola4+, thu
cnsea will not bs parallel, nnluss it cnn ba
'h'wti tlat sonlo porHon in En.lu',d llas
boer tried. convicted, nnl soilt to tho po,li-
'entiary for contracting n'lols n marriage.
The rnint in this Illustration in further
shown in Tho following paragraph. IN tho
aan'n rarur:
'''rhc tnshy loyrs nntt 1ls raie.faccd wlfe wcrc
simply unfortunate III tho nnanner Ut tl,str untur.
II they hal reversed tho ptocosa naa married In
'!re!h'h and llset Ia tho District Of columbia, aii
would have bscn a. well a. could hayo becn OK.
pccsut. They selected tho wrong donlcil."
Tho Southern theory il tint thu Uniteii
s1"sos Is foreign country, holding about
tho sailo rotation to Virginia Tint Frauco
does to Englaha. The parties in this case
woro married In tho District Of Columbia,
which Is In tho United statca, md going from
this foreign country into the sovereign State
OF Virginia, thoy wcro soon taught tho lesson
tint thcy could nottako with thom Tho rights,
dnd lawa, aud privileges Of tho United Sta!os
or Of my other foreign country iuto that
anulont and ligh-sopul sovereignty. Tho
United statos, in tho view Of tho Southern
statesman, Is not nation; 1t Is not
orcn a sovereign State; It Is nero Fetleral
AGENCY creatol by tho States which nro
Sovereign, aud exercises It's powers only by
the consent Of tho several S.atcs which ap.
pointed It. Tho attompt Of nny porson to
sot up n .narriago legallzel merely by tho
United States against the laws Of Virginin
was bud enough; but for man whose very
citizenship, whose transition from moro
chattol TO lagal oxlstonco, was accomplished
by the Fourteenth Amendment, which "with
avory otllor vestigo Of t!lo War legislation is
to be repealed or removed from tho staslso-
book" to tako upon himself tho rotation Of
marriago, and especially to Virginia
woman, was beyond endurance; so tho SOW
eroign majcsty Of the State locked lin in
prison for fivo years rs n warning to all por-
sons residing in foreign countries like tho
United Statos to bowaro Of violating tho
peace aul dignity, md especially tho SOW
eseignty, Of Virgnia.
, 1879-05-09

selnont position ho may hold lii Ohio
rotios.
The rl,tnor Of Secretary FnEnM.S's poaaihlo
cansli'latnro for Governor, however, hsirrett
up Tho Democrats terribly. 1ntlcotl. it Inns
aroatctl suc l,avoa OH tic Democratic ii 10,
nn.l 50 completely upset all tho l'!ans which,
Ind bocn laid, tl,al it ID beliovoi by many
tho rnmor lind n Democratic origin, md VIVA
designed 10 bring about II HOW orlor Of
batt!a oil tho Donocrntic aldo. If this IN
tllo only result, JofiN SHERMAN oan n(forll 10
s1Mile nj tho ,1so TINT Inns boom n,n.lo Of lis
natno with perfect Indifference rs to the
damage It Inns tlono to certain Ohio Demo.
Gratis or tho assistance II has gvon
tn certa!n others. II Ii generally believed
that llo SHERMAN furry Inns killed
OF Rlsior, tho present Governor, as ca,sdt-
date for denomination. Tint corlainly would
not bo worry serious caln.nity from any point
Of view; hut Diauorfs chances ,nny royiye
when it sI,all be. generally conceded TINT
SHEnMAN's alleged cnndislaturo waa only n
hoa1. Trtul!MAN hns not boon cnptnre.l by
tho hoax, md intleod would not have boon
II SHERMAN really had my notion Of running.
If TnunMAS, rs Presidential candidate. is
afraid to rim for Governor Of his own statu
tho yoar preceding, no mattar who opposes
lin, lio would certainly DO moro aisinclinct
10 TINT duty than ever II l,o fe1t sure that 1lo
would have 1ouN SHERMAN pitted against
him. Tho Democrats Of tho Enquirer kind
scom to think tint tho recent agitation will
resn}f In FxprNnfu manhattan nn1 that
, 1879-05-09

FACTS ADOUT THE EXQ0uH,

1Ao1o ato so1lao Aaot8 VI hni'o1t"ucs cou'
noetea WIN 'ae eaoaus o' negroes from 'ho
SOUTH wilton oouthefn pon1'o'ans ano ne"s'
phpera nave as'enap1es' 10 *eop from tne
6no"lease u 'no peop'o'
l. A. nus oeoh B'seu oat tl"t 'ho em'6Fa-
tlon moTomonf ran 'ts nat''ral oo'srso npd
dled OF 1's own accord. ln's If not tfue.
lilo movement was chokea OIL ~ tl'o fell'aal
OF tho boats TO earry' ns nny rs1cc, negroes
Desiring to omigrate. Ihere "ro now several
hundred negroos on tho oalk OF tl!o river III
Tonsas and Goncorl'n PARISHES waiting to be
carried away, and nolo 10 pay 1he'r passage
money. Thoy havo boan waiting Tor sw" or
throo wooks ; o3it tllo non's which 's'la!ly
touch Mt tho points wllaro lucy aro co''gre-
gatctl refuse to 90 for them. Iho hont.owr-
j era havo been bullllozed into adopting thiH
oppressive md illegal course NY Tho NOR
Chants nlong tho river, ~l1"So g"ol-wi'l Is
essential TO tho prosperity Of tho steamboat
lines in question. .,. g..
2. It lmH leon wtlaly stntetl TINT tho
negroes already i'll ka.sas hro returning
homo In largo Numbers, And TINT NJ aFd
convinced of lilo fo!'y of their experiment.
This ssatenlont tn "a !;!!so nS the Other
Notwithstanding tic fhct TINT negroes going
South nro carrlcd freq by thu .suclor ltr,
while negroes tleHiring to 10 N"ri!l canuot
secure transportation ut *uy ptiret tllero Inns
been no ,nntersal ellnnne III tho .tltontious Of
tho cslorcd Vnoplc. Nut abavc I'M r'op!e,
all told, ont Of tho I0.tioo TINT l.:yc l;,l4.,
Norft, pr t,np.iiftict1l uf thu W}tp1o n,,,lbtr
, 1879-05-09


Tho Ohio peuplo hAye sansa Of the polit-
icnl Importance OF their Slate whicl. seems
to swallow MP MI other political considora-
tiols. No cnso Of individual vanity or con-
colt wns ever Mnru striking. III Ohio, aud
n'nonE OHIO snon who arc living outside tho
6tstu to mcut cuvtaiu otllcololt1ing contln-
ge.loies, tho outcome of Tho next prcsidon-
tial campaign is regarded as depending
xo!elS npul, what COURSE Ohio mRy ,ako In
tho Staso election this ycar. Tho grent
majority Of Ohio people tcryently bclioyo
tint thur S::nla will furnish all parties with
their Presidential candidates, md tho
Ohioans wllo to not 10 quito so far M tAis
nr. just as thoroughly satisfied that tho SHe-
csxjnt Presidential cantlilato will hu fur
nisi..,l Ly tint Stnte, The result Of all this
self-S;s, nd political superiority mud inf1u-
cncu vi Ohio il to accrelit every 1nan who
haz ever btcn in Ohio politics with desire
tu rnn for Governor Of thnt State. Tint
WIS immediately construed by many people
Ia be Secretary SHENMAx's chief nim III lifo
wl1un In went to his homo in Mansfield
few days ago OH private business. It
wlH in win TINT sEr. HnEnMAa douied the
soft impeachment. Everybody wauts to
l1ln for Governor Of Ohio az preparatory to
running for President Of tho United statcs, j"
il tho prevailing notion among lie people of
Ohio, mud hence they could not DO persuaded
that JonN SHERMAN WIS an exception. Mr,
SHERMAN fo,lud 1t necessary to Inform tho
Ohio pooplo rather plainIy in hIs Columbus
speech TINT ho regarded his present poaition
III Secretary OF the Treasury good deal more
exalted ono than TINT OF Governor Of OAio,
a1,d that le beloved, It his soryloea in bring
abont tho resumption Of spcele payments did
not constitute sufficient claim upon tho
Presidency, then 1t WAS not lkoly that his
nomination or olootion az Governor'of Ohio
would further any ambition Of his In tho
| direction Of tho Whito-lIouse. OF course
Secretary suKaMAa did not say oil this In 70
many words, but this was tho real sig
ui!icance Of wAat hs did say. And 'ho was
entirely right. Joux 1AEnaAs's greasest
claim upon tho American people is
based upon lis persistent, courageous,
and successful efforts In behalf OF
resumption. Whether ho sllall ever bo
President or not. tho work ho hos done Us
Secretary Of tho Treasury will have con-
sptcuous page IN American history, In which
JonN sHKnnAs's towering figure will DO
neither heightened nor %tautcd by any sub-
, 1879-05-09

The Charleston Ntloa and Courier is sa1s-
riclous TINT tho Northern Democrats aro at
thoir old tricks, viz. !; To inveiglo tho unao-
phistioatel Confederatos into basl1 scrapo
and then teavo thonl In ths lurch. Tint was
the wny It WINS in 1861 when tho soutl, ha't
The promise Of something moro tLnn sympa-
thy IT sllo seccded aud thcro was a fight
Tho Meas says tho Northern n,on nro chiefly
scsronsihlo for hitclling certain political mat
ters upon tho appropriation bills, aud TINT
now, when troubto arises, they are the FIRST
to bnck down. It contends that tho South
Urn members, If loft TO themselves, nro tho
most conservative element in Congress, md
l,avo only consented to tho present foolisl,
attitude beonuso they followed the leal Of
their Northern niles. It IL Of opinion, how
ever, tint tho Southern nson,bers arc in a bud
dilemma. hut having got into tho fight, they
Bhu,ild fight It ont OIL that line, md nt15ourn
without mixing tho appropriations, unless
tho President signs tho separate bills to re-
peal tho Jurors iest-oath.
, 1879-05-09

vcnttnlt must haya been wrtt,cn NAT
Kentucky Bourbon inspiration ,1,., a 'hs Ia,
twenty ycnrs old, ns FEW ert,oci, .!'a u lts.t
rttatc. 1t ts thu genial snrtnr ""' aento.
fo"' 'rF'"'oHFa.' otlca Mt least AM, ,,. ,.'' n tie
rnl'ncss for wI,lcf, We ycart. in wInta: estte,l
on t1le chilly hanks OF Lnkc S,cbIn ~, = o'efeoats
spring stytes IN ''t!ic dark ud bnod. 'as but d
W sca,l: k'oua1.h
4 wreath Of Mny blossoms el,out hat,
tucky-ar.t q states III ptnro ~ ~ ~, r.. I'm.
ransai 511 m ,n ,aqtles rns es pn'1saI so,s s,s, II
which pFutncs lhe great prc,Ijcnn,ia;s s tanpaisa
1sSo: In eneh llou,r of Coas,,,.ts s,ssla of
l,nitcxlIusushrt trc. upot III" ,i,n Tnee mo's ihs
ance Of thu Old national 1prit, VIVA ths radi.
tho l'atinarH nr1 III utlr !ands. n,l H.. TfuIy.
descended Upon the banners. -" '"e eagles hats
uheteo eFop 'n''st havc utterly failed In limit.
, 1879-05-09
Is THE NEW YORK CUsToM.H0usE RE.
y F0RMED1

House nt au ond? Tl.orc was n long and
fcrco st.uuule. in Which tho President mid
tho Reform, element finally triumphcd b,,t
It ,nay 10 TINT tho publio is not yot euioytna
all the fruits which, it Ind tho right 10 expect
from sncl, n triumph. It may bs that there
aro s,ill a good many Of tho eu,ul, abuses
wlic1, hayo been attached 80 many yoars 10
tilp system M to BECOME q ,,art Of It., and
wlicl, l,ayo not vet been scraped of, Our
attention In directed to Tho subject bv tho cx.
rorienco Of a citizen of Chicago In q recent
consignment from Eurone.
NIr. X, Of tl,;s city. reccntly received no.
ticc from London publisher Tint number
of books yaluud at a1Y, 10. had boon sent to
him NJ a presou,, tim, tbo package Ind bceu
cousiruol 10 Chicnvo. nud TINT uj, rl1nrveo
(oxcopt 1uty) Ind been prcpui,l t,rs,,,,a 10
Chicono, lind Mr.. X. awaited tho nrriyal of
tho pnckpqe in Chicaoo. to wl,icl, mort 1t lad
boon cousrnttl. l,o world only haye beou re.
ou;red to INV tba dutv. which, IN o6 uer cent.
For aorne renson or otlor not exptaincd fpor-
Inns bccauso ho thounbt It to be tho proper
mode Of prococd;ug), Nfr, x, sent bis invoice
to tho Now York Custom. .fIouso. md sup-
nosed TINT tho packapo would como to him
hero in bond, Instead of this. he TO-
co;ycd Il notico of shipment from ouo
L, W, Arona1s. advertised as European
and American Express. aud also ASA "Cus-
tou,.House md Forwarding Agency" ".uccom.
panied by bill for so,s5, OF this sum 80. %
was CHARGED for duty, mud this Mr.. X. would
l,nvo f,ai tn INV Ind tho booka comm to Chi
caro-. Tho rost of tia bill In mndo nm bv n
chnroc of su cents for " Custom. .1fouse fcos."
10 cents for +" carriages " IN package Weighing
ebout flyo ,ounds), and an itsm Of 81,
Which Is ,nade to cover rather indefinitely
several items Of !. Custo,n-Houso brokerage"
"iu,port entry" etc. Mr.. X. of course. ia
Mt a loss to uudorstoud whot authority or ius.
lice tlero ;s in all those charges Mt Now York.
whom his package was nctunlly prannid to
Cl1ioaro. whore tho duty a|ouo was collect
| ably As l,o himself saws. IA moor mau chi,
hardly afford 10 receive preseuta from abroal
on such tern.s."
If.tl,is case Inns been corroctlv stated in
oysry rert,cular. thou the Now York charges
womb seem 10 be simnto cxtortiou, md tLe
circumstances are sucl, That It does not soem
poatillo this suall ooneionmont could hoye
rot into tho hauds Of n broker without tia
,,,,,;,,o,oo re H., Nav, v,r1, ft,,o,,, rr,.
, 1879-05-09
PERSONALS.

spoahing Of Rowoll, wo believe Hanlsa
can row bcttur
David Davis llas no bar'l, unless, indeed
he 'laH inadvertently swallowed It.
parolo was doubtless SICK at tho atolnaea'
Too n,nny bottles Of vino. probably.
Having ba,n ronlnit.ed tn tho bapsa'
Conference, the ltoy. Justin Fulton h jn'tla f'''
fight.
Josso Pomsrcy VIC hear, Is dying Of prison
life. THIS. perhaps, IL capital punishment ''H"
applied.
Senator Conkliug's daughter is tho sf1sh o.
tp bridesmaids Of Nellfo Grant -Saratnr!s who Aaf
n,arrled.
Voice OF tho Solid South. There shf II "
no troops At the polls unless thoy yoto tue p'''7
cratic Ticket.
Tom Thumb claims to l,ayo kssad l'o.]I :,
nHgraya.ton. m
Afr. Iildon to David Davis: why ""
you boom. Among oil taesu bo"es are '"s's D'"'
of coulpassIomr
Prince Napoleon was axnoclotl TO supIa, .,a,
Tho xuus Immediately, but tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
thuas won't let hin.
III the spring ynung matis iahey "sh l.,
turns to thoughts Of thu ulstof o'sfsoas WINS
pswnsd pFeulataroIy.
ATarie OAristiua Rislroo l1onret!o fe's:ss ,,'.,
Repero ia Tho nanie Of thu swert youug 1n'os
Aifonao IL golnv so marry. -u..
The starving process Ia perhaps IN tvt ,,,..t
tion. II will be remembered HAT tlu Hos'H
cut thu Southern CoutedvFacy. :,
Mary Anderson will spanl tho s'''',a'u. vi, =.
Long isanch. anl Long Branch aecofa'hsu
a great place for sharks md college s'"es"' III
Tlors is to bo no soconl place on 'au ~. ~. i,
I)ayls ticket. Thu buffalo Erprft sa5' :. ~, ~,
enUugh N Ilavit Dayls 10 be Flcu'f1es'''" 80.
I'rinos bismarck believes il rlo.s."s, ii,
tariff --nlsanfng. we snppose. some'a'"s ...tn,.
protection VI kinKs aaa Knpsto" 1fo'' r. ,ha
Grant III being III Hospitality sfoa's" s,,a ~.
Chiucyu that bls dt.t ollclsl act, II hs .san
comes President, viii 10 10 Ystu i'tnp5 "> ,,.,
An asticlu in tbs New York l'''a' n, ,p,t
I'll has vo.al dual to .ay aaout shs . s,.,<,, ct
eountty, bus lhasus not \ "ufd atou' ~
III cousins. iba
Tho Willow Oliver Inns ro<''ea .,t .. s,uas
lntturs platform. Wha. sts knt" s' su.s, AL
t'an,oron was III worse 1ha" s's1sp'''
hrs Eecturs. thussforu, fs'!aa' ,,,sn nj
"Dear siug.rl trhuu hast nevor ,.,rna. mv
my haul, nor looked Into my faee ~ ,',,.f ssa W
.ays 1latY CIcmule. " JOHN U. ~. ti,h,; sul
e4,ursy hs h4sns, Musy. 1t wouldn't y, ". rel .Ita
besides, yuur husbau1 would pt"''"
Ail.
, 1879-05-09

gohttotnanly contestants foil to chowing tho
lloso Of tho oslaor Ro,l'tomnnIy contestant.
'fl,s hitter, however, hal tho pleasure OF
broaking 1.-Two OF his oppononts rib,, III That
III tho matsor Of distinguished achievements
noi.l,or can ctai1n n 1nnrkod pro-eninenoc.
, 1879-05-09

Tho Ohio Legislature Is rs obstinate about
: adjournment ms tho Thirty-drst General AS
sembly Of Illinois. Il persists in remaining
In session, the sauo rs ours. when everybody
wants 1t to 60 homo. One Of tho more inn
,pntient buckeyes suggests tho trial Of nitro
glycerine as tho only motive that will induce
their lawmakers to adjourn.
, 1879-05-09

A nav aud distinguished convert to tho hi-
metallic standard is announced, Icing
no less prominent TN atlyocato OF
an exclusive gold currency than
tho Hon. Hum AloCuLLoUn, ex-Secre.
tary Of the Treasury. In lecture
ut Harvard College yestorlay Mr.. A1cCu1>-
1oou publicly gavo in his acknowledges
Of past error On tho subject Of single stand
md. mud anayol himself on tho sils Of tho
bimetaIliBts.
, 1879-05-09

As long rs It is tho fashion IN Washington
among tho Democrats to determine oyery-
thing in caucus, and generally by COM
,nittco Of tho caucus, would it not bo mat
tor Of e1poaienoy aud economy to allow Con.
grcss to adjourn and 90 home, except tue
fow gentlemen named by tho Democratic
managers to provide legislation for tlo coun-
try? It would roliovo Congress. rcllovo tho
country, aud relieve the Democratic party,
, 1879-05-09

Tho annual report Of tho Michigan Con-
tral Rai}road Company, submitted yesterdny
at Detroit, shows au incrcnse Of 9t51, ,002 in
net earnings, as compared with 1877, with mn
increase in gross earnings from all Honrcos,
and q decrease III operating expenses. Tic
old Board Of VANDERBILT Directors was ro.
, 1879-05-09

The first days reports regarding tho veto
on tho California Constitution appear to hive
been ontireiy incorrect. Tho Constitution
Inns beon eariod by majority Of upwards OF
, 1879-05-09

Once moro the little American racer parolo
has upset tho English bookmakors and cap-
t',rcd an important purse, winning pot Of
money for hia owner and backors. With d
weight assigned considerably heavier thnn
that carried by tho English l,orses, Parole
seema to have lad no trouble III outr,1aniug
lin ,,orfv
, 1879-05-09

Tnx CHICAGO TnfrrEx haA established hrAnch nItcet
receipt of subscription ahd advertisements
follows:
FAhnHs, Manager.
PARIS Francc-Eo 10 1suc de il Grange. 11ateltcre.
II. MAHLEH Agent.
lONnON, EnR.-Amortcan Exchange, 40 Strand.
UKNRy F. tifL1in. Agent.
WASHINGTON u. C.-t3tn asrert