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To persons If small pucunary means, al
also tu !uvnltus, tllere scelns 10 tu plcasiei
and Vullsabfs luxury IN prospect wllletl VII! Il
Within tlletr reach ut comparatively }tttlu esL
To keep carriage, however small, lnralyrs evr
Siderable expense; to hire cabs, nearly M snura
~, and very unsAttkfuctoryi alnl to make III ei'
curston a,att o.taiu tho bsutti. oI The air III, II
omnibus Hnultl hs decidedly a miracle. NJ
horses,. no coarhmsb, viii be rrnn;pl
" large IL lo1il thrcu or t0aIr pcrsuIts. It
will bu prltMtal hY stean, vet wittInut ite
t,otAe null tIsaHrecalle 3uIcll, ur the danger u
an uxalusion. whirh hlthcrto inyu attu,t!e,, Itu-
motives ti,nYelt BY such mealls. The burner /,
q nlodttIcAtsnn Df tho bcnzolinc latnp, and otr
&Iilc pouull weight of wnter ~ ttal q, ut itme;
70 tt'at s.lcls small guantity ut water woll u
no ltartn, eycn could II buras the struu. half.
tnc, pI,n Af.or tiltfa1 al,t lighting the bururf
thrr! Will he nath!ng lsorc to uu inue !urins
t!ta uFlFu hit to guide the courso ol thu carr'lo
W thn rens. ai,tt vary tho spre1, aiurt ur stot
ny sliding thu foot on 1,edal, TITO small grhi'
ela at pruscht iu question gors al rats nt alout
eight miles a1i hour un the level. Anl ut apoat
Iour W la1.4eratc hills; but 1t could be so st
raiiIed - tn ~ at Ereatrr sussl. Thu weight
u tho stelul p4wcr uues not Alta t!.ofr 10 bat
OF M 6rslHlarY taug-eart than a1.uut l8u l,uludA
~ tn tho s1lat vi tbs benzulnu used IN the
aurl1et. Il AtnDutlts tu ab0ut thrce-linlf Ie.tc
lnllu. Thcnu locomotives t1aku no stsluku 1af
objectionable hptsc, aAt asv Mitch Enoru ut!'s
es,ntrut tlan tuTse; alul thus, Oh every u.
count, It II to bu tlupel that an utllellImelI
will By obtained, maxi seasotl, In thu +" llfghF4
th6 disbursement restriction still, get TsT!
property lsflhsrto. tmlWse'i On "tsavtInn "a.
Ktnes, /" on acsuuns OF their rot4p aud unaghtt}
4utl&ACAtlrt,
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.fftf IaF$ f}M4sss
Tbs hrst p1rcrlaiA Insue 10 this eopntrr was
innAe a!,, st1ty-tWo ysaEs ago tn lallate.phta hY
Mll,lan1 Z. Tuek*s, xiusu father, DSutaHll,s
Tucker. kupk y vhlna-st,op IN Slarkrt street, and
put up y kiln luz hls lun In the rear. T4eJe hs
palllied wntc china an1 burned 1t, aud tried
sunufv pert,ct. with different kftltlt Ut clay,
making very good quyeliswsEe. He then expvs-
sWtnteI wHh lrluspar ah4 ka1ifu, and. nftur H.
pcated etlosts utid ulurh lahor, turned out some
sInall spccltllets oi verf csr1ltablu porcelain.
suon atteF, au obtatued Possession OF the old
Cay Water. Hurks, ssliuYlkill sud Chestnut
sssssts, aud built thers = lates glus.
Ing ana euau.slag Kiln. mil. aud
othe! works. The. first result. were
unsatlsfattory.-lhe glazing cracking spd Tie
bod1 olisterllig,-but 1t vsa discovered before
long that tAosc wcso dus " tho fact that ihe
Iuan Mhv nut tns ware In thu kiln had been
bslbed w spoll IT, Ills discharge was followed
" immediate suceSss,. snd ever sll,es porcelain
of cxcelltut quality bus been manufactured
there. Tlcre IL scarcely anything III which w
hayu made greater Improvement within ! lev
years thao ~ pottery slid Porcelain. ". used
70 import ail our line spet lIens from Hseat
ir!lalu. 5tt lo" VT produce !. sJoi deal that
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outragcA hayu hcef lcri otrhtel III thu mtttle
nnd northern ral-tlrItls nf thu schuylklll M,,l
sWyotnitE Vn'fera: and It II nprrcl,cilslctt th't
Aaa'n ll ttna.r districts whcre, IN former yearA
4" il,itcll lawlcs>f.rsa rxi+t1i. TIN mur.cr anil
tsnfsflsimt Ut Cas,ar Miller. In the r,ountalns
ncar littstnn, nm. the burning of several hrrnk-
crs In that rccion, havr Given r!sc tn rnucl, ex.
cttemcnt; and the ainrtnrd citizens tnvr nrmel
themselves ~ project their lives and pruucrty
Iron. The apTrehcnled Moty.MaguIrs incur
ssnns. Tho coa cottlua.,ies tlavc n1su, III anttc-
pation Of ousiai,Klts bcing n,nla upon their
nboits The ta'at-brcak.rs to prevent inuen.tinry
l,urnin1; and tllr Cuai 4; lrnn FnEt.o l,nsc
been strengthened In all departments. Thu
continued Hnrrt' sIFikcs nlaa 1tnl1s To the l,e-
lief TINT there Is going to lo nn extended lcriotl
of troullc a,,l fawlcesucss throughout tho Tn
tire eoatcountry. E.
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CRIME.
COFFIN,

Epfcf1f NfA1uicA to 1aA Tribune
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 1D.-Will.am F.. Colin,
until lately the truatcl teller OF Lafayette bank
OF this elty, ls d detaultcr md fugitive. Tho
managers OF thu bank are vcry reticent Ia regard
to tue mntteF, but tleclare that tho ticllcit will
mt exceed $4,000 Outside estimates place
the amount as high as sci, 600. CotIln has boon
living fast life for some time, but succeeded 10
well IN covering up his excesses that hts en-
ploycrh had no knowledge of what was going on.
About two weeks ago hu LETT tho city, aud his
laak has been vacant eyar slnce. Ills
ltutraetcl nbSencs led to IN examination oil his
al1ars, when II was discovered ttat special DE-
nasnctl ahoye. rtlosc who were familiar with
LIS u'anticr Ut lilo OF lato Lcllcva that he has
been stealing for son,e time. There Is woman
" tlis casc, who Il supposed to bo wiki iIln In
Oldest, sulitlcst, and l,ost conservative baukiuE
Institutions iu tho West.
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Il Il fortunate for tho Chinese that they hifs
au eEdr,H!c vi cAolesa 20 acllull,, fnr with thsa
cl,anru hui ~ be t.cein.ste4l. When VII cpsdenk
docs Sut.la thsy lud themselves quite hrIps't
Ia tue abaenct vi nythlnE tiir sInstaty urssnss-
lpents, and t4ku rcfuRa iii xuI'G-catls,g, tII~!.
burning, aud "slnx-su1tt+" Mal.v .tEa'l*e
cur'ous VI these u ons refcrrr! to by t}r. naf",
Manson IN very abe report recently psb|'shrtt
III NJ 4lldcmlc of cholera last ycar Ut A,,",,M
plnehiux saFioua parts Vi thu bosly OF The s~f''a
altersud vita tstah. In Annoy, during tac sp'
Epts VI wAFHs. II hAu!h.nsd to y torcyncr llltF'
that uns u LIS seryanta discovered tias ht lH'+
acasrd aa tDtaats Talent fur plllehins, aud thA!
inattad vi EARNING 81 ltloutll ~ acuolst ~
could u = '.piAshef n earn II Ieast ~:
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BERLIN. Jan. 1g.-'rha NorH 1+1nan
f,,.xt,. .,.ri.. ..,..1
n""eseo "eti'eh sehaatlohhl fopofts Fata1i9e 70
Htrllauys tntoutlod action toward tho
ga,noar TsInnf3eru nud e+oto, TIN. co~r,,,
...:1, s''o' "''"'
VIII hteteiy Keep 6uIflolent na7M torce IN
the neigbborhpod to rotain possession of two
aro11 n,rtu ~, tho I.,.,I - rr..t. ..,,,.,,
-, A4' " s''o .'."na u opolar WHICH
tlley Hetzed, aud Will hold ns a pledge until
tho Samoan Government vrnnta Herno+v
ho- +-oo.,, x;,,,,..
"e' 'Ae"ty t'ent7. ...---.-...-
TIE DOkK OF CUMBERLAND.
LONDON. Jan. lJ.-A corre.nnnf1ent nj ro.
na,,,o,,,, ,a,,.1, .....:.f, ~,
E'n"abon soaos Sehs"tloha4 SumoT thhE
Prussia Ia negotiating q remuneration BY tho
Dnka Of Cnml,ar,and nf hin ri,tta ~ Ir.,,
'' A'' 4'sA'a ~ n"ao-
yer IN return for the oesston OF Northern
schloswig TO him.
Tus SITUATION m asnx.nv,
bkHtia' Dee. S-Dark as thrse wlntfy days
General despondcncy mud bitterncss nrrvoif.
Tile depression Of iiu,usfry hnti trn,lc II wnrsa
than ever, 10 Tint tho Dankruntcy t:1nrt has II,
enlarge, It's buIllinus: tbn IixtTe.s an,nnuat tho
lower cluasos Ia cxtrcinu: tho nnrrrs fri henri.
rcn1tnE stories about staryInr nennte: tbn ,.lcr.
gy and the Poor law runrJians nnrcal every
day 10 tho public for contrIbutIons in orf'or Il,
xtaye oil tue worst sutfrrlu0B Ut thn vorv nonr-
cat. Only one ray OF llvilt Ina ufcnc,f Tin
clouds will tbs return nj Lila T,mncTnr 'r1,aro
ran be no doubt that tho iuyfuE Jrnlonst ratiuns
with which The pubIc wcicomcd him wsrn
thnro,1vhlv rnnntr,a nnJ jntuni",I -" ,Is
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
Tho Had Afess Which tho Cathultu Ftnan.
clers Mn.iO Ut Running . unnk at Cluci.l.
natl.

g. ......-.
3"o haa Mess Whlea sho oathollo F'nan.
e.ers Aaaoo u stunning 1'nnk at c1hcn-
natl' .... -..
6ptttd' Dbpateh TO TIT Trtb7ins
tho pronsrty uf the Cnt,,o,tr f,h,,rc, in r,nc,n.
nou nnd vi,i,,, ..tI -, ..,,.,s,.s H. s...1 .."
" ~, n'a 'ss'1! WV to~no,1o" W tu1neu oses
~" noaru Of 4Fustees, 10 oc manaeeu tn tle
Thu ptoncrtr consists Of st. Petur's Cathedral.
a.. .tnaenb,. Hcntrnrv ,ta nr,,,,or 4 .,,,,,. =,
T,a,,s,r"1;,,s .hs ", 'ao LII. ~, ,uA ~
Hu'''n'"s'"!e' the property OF fslcos hatl, Tue
Cathsaral school.houAc, corner Of Elizabeth aud
Mnt,tlG otrrefa fha nil NJ Tohuts fJrsnttnf ,,,s
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FIRES.

AT GALVA% ILL.
QALvA, ILL.,, Jan. l0.-Firo hroke out at .
O'Clock this morning aud destroyed thrco two
story brick buildings tn the Union Block adIoln-
Ing the new Temperance Ifall. Dunn d Son,
groccs, lost their entira sluck: insured for
$4,000; Dr.. c. NJ. Clark, drugs, total loss;
$1,000 insurance on tho stock; two Of tho build
tugs burned we're insured for $1,000. Lynd d.
Co., dry goods, saved their entlrs stock, but
lost the bu!f1Ing, On which they had but s7oo
Insurance. Tho Otld-Fcllons' Hall, tho GalYa
Journal Office, and the Ian Office Of T. E. Nil.
christ vera total losses; insured respectively
for $500. s1.500, and Sl.o00. NifIehrlst lost a
dno lnw library aud many valuable papers.
Temperance Hal! narrowly eacaped destruction.
Tho Tour of the ball and ceilings Of three store
rooms below wcre burst open by sonic unknown
violent explosion. The glass In front was sl,at-
tered IN FRAGMENTS. Tho daIna9o to tho hall Is
probably SLIGO; fully inaured. The total luss
Il $D, 90, The Snyder Elock wns damaged but
little. Tho origin Ut the IRE IL a mystery.
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GREAT BRITAIN,

PUTTING THEIR MONEY witEnE IT WILL no
THE MUST GOOD.
I4oNpoN, Jan, 19.-lho North Wales
Dliuers' Association resolved 10 vote E7 to
avery member Of the Union who desires to
cmigrato to America, mud Ell to omigrauta
to Australia.
HARD TlliEs,
Notices were posted Saturday by tho Iron
Trade Employer Association In tho iron
nhip-buildsng yards mud founderies In Liver
pool mud the district around of q reduction
Of wagos Of y por cent after tho 3ist Of
January.
It is thought the men, will strike.
At q mocting Of Great Northern Hallway
employees to.day Sunday the men pledged
themselves to oppose any reduction Of
wages. Tho decision Of tho Directors OF tbs
road will be 1nado known Tuesday.
ATTEMPT TO UulNu.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-s1 engineering firms at
1luddersheld lookal out their workiugmen
fur refusing 10 consent 10 On o1tonsiou ot the
hours OF labor.
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him md those who had n,ni1e him their Goy-

I11n9 Hua ttoso VINO natl nl1uf nina LHetr tuf"
crllor.
Was II for those things dune by Logan TINT
the CAUCUS VAS 40 unanimous for INN
Or wa.it for the rcaron tim. ho had bcc', a
leading n,an while In Cungrcss Ut pushing
through btlt (callcd tic Saaty.t'rah) nlln"i,E
memhcre q, ,so0 tmr annnn Instead ef t5.ot'.
anu making Ii Retrospective IN fts operation,
thus giving. each member 95,'EU rs honusf
Ito plracd for thchll, he vnlctl lur The bill, hfd
nc pockctcd tho money. and, ask, was this
Tho reason they wanted hint
And, finally, let inc ask, can 1t bu possible that
this great State Vi Illinois, through lcr l'cpre-
tcntntiyes. representing The Republican parity
cut lInvo comc to tic llnn!liattng spectacle of
presenting this man, with all that Is vile hing
Ing to hta skirts hauyu set FORTH as thrir catt
dtlate for tho United States 6c,stci IT 81,
thosu members Of tho Democratic party In thu
Legislature tnust b. luukcd tu II. save thu Slate,
aul trust they may ut wisr1y aud name t,,n,,
for the posttfnn wh1 can command the respect
OF all. aud fl man to represent our State,
Wilt. her AoO0u0 Inhabitants, iu Tho Scnato nf
thu Uuitca Suites. With such ulan pscsoutel
y tno Joint Convention, tho cl,ances nro tl,e
State nias lic saycd national disgrace.
Or, II this Is mt thought proper anil tho best
thing 10 tio, let thOas tWcAty.stx Republicans
,1'o So se n.bIy stood to- Ly osv 0s!ssy IT, nagnt
Fnrwc'1, and nlr Judgment Is that i,c would
command votes cfluuQh to secure his cfcteiun.
For bo Il remembered that Farwcl Was ID C"n-
Ercss, too. at lilo time the Logan Sasry-lrah
ncnfs linn to thu pcoplo Of Illinois Us an
hunest n,aut whilst hts acts m The Other mat
ters pertaining to his constituents show fiim 10
lage l,con TN ahlo and upright Representative.
lfc voted ava[nst the snlary-grab, but wl,cn the
bill had I,asss,a liz drew the money, nul itn,c-
latefy returned II fntu tho United States Treas
ury. where It belonged.
Finally, let us hupc that this man Logan may
yet 1o shelvcl. aNl not ttn a. was tiohe once be-
lure, when the Hon. =. W. Moutton wns tnkcu
Erum thu track vi Gnn9rcs Largo to gfvu
It tuid TINT UglGshy. with all Ills gnoA deeds,
had to giro way fur LoEatl, but lnsteai thrrcof,
II OGesby has to be sacrificed, let our Represent
attyes paec good man III bis steat, un4 MI
viii bo rcll. II,
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The Situation in Paris Again Full
OF Political Excitement,
Reports TINT Gcriinny Is to Give
to Cumberland Northern
Schleswix.
Shere All Rur1oreel as Returning
to His Mountains.
Tho British Capitalists Grinding Their
Laborcrs to tho Verge Of
Starvation.
FRA ANCE.
q ruLlTIEALx

PAn1s, jan. 1y.-'rhe itpu1iiqut Fran
eaie, oambstta'a organ, aays tho Sliniatry, by
choosing policy Of inaction, hns s'gned its
own doom. AZ meeting Of Donarartista,
sunslay, n. Ro'hor, and majority Of those
present, consideretl silat 1'onapartists should
show that their firss object was to preserve
conservative principles. The minority fa-
vored precipitation Of crisis.
EXCITEMENT.
LONDON. Jan. ia Paris dispatch says
tho tone Of tho nadical organs ia growing
stronger. Tho ordeal Is very serious, as be-
hind tie agitation for tho dismissal Of tho
officials is tho attack Of tho Jacobins on tho
gradual legal reforms.
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TIE FARM AND GARDEN;

nCsf fr0vinw 13rn,iotnwv f.w.n4. A =. f11w.t..
tlon..l,c.trnv lm.rct, ct,Ens,n,c.-r..- 49,.
E.l m, r,.ut. a.. 80.
1n,t..,.,'''',. W." ~, 1'sa-H 1na+ "s
4IT"e s,"''I.''' r"su" IN" hhhc-
"a'nI"e Alslng-A Now Glass OF l1nmI.
gsants-Iinpr6ysd Cnrn.
Ftn'n Dur 0un corryspondfnf.
CuAMrA1oy. H.. jan, 18L-In .nnrc ,f thu
lrot,tpu ,o,,rpaii II Ina ,,ov .va f-o.,M,,.1..
,',s,i."s - 49,. u ~ NJ t.eIu"nt5 sto
nos'ees y. .no t'sa'lHcs !" M1ncu a. d. Or " got
I'D of this, that, Of Tire otler'Nosm or inset.
A paragraph is satoipe The rounds to tho effect
thus TIM lntc cn1d venth,r soa ,lnrn tbo :,
s..I...,.,'T1 Aao @o'e 4"o 4a1 a'.'s
=" "s"'e"iap!S A'aouHt VI Eooa py
dcelroylh8 fhS - cut'wDr'ls,-"hlch orc, ~
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An English P2rsYru Pill,

0NFsE1F. :.
"uerc. )" said The lna.iaElnE elitor OF tic i'2a,
don 1'"!et to4 }oung editjr, wt,o hadn't eafue"
thr ways ol thu o1xe, ''hels,' hr said. l'"E,,
lug HIN twenty -tl!u ss,lulAIs Ut prut, "iua'.!
tevo 70 cut that uown: Axks IslI uYraP aPl al ~
What Is tbs maximum lcn:tt, u \ paras1apn!tt,
Rsked tbs toluE auan, Iatlug tauurnIull5 u ~
sau'h, "Four c.u,aua," WI. tin: Tcpl}, s"a .t
tue Young tEsn destroyed tbs Rttiels anu 'e's
tbs paper. SAVING tltre HAk III usc III stlt ILL W
paper tiut woul.int alluw u Iuau uuuusl st.S
to elaborate usrfu! Thought
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ERztiaI UIfp1FkA 70 1Nd IT1kIHA
OMAHA, Mob, Jan. 10.-At Fremont this
morning, Horny I1atncr, Of this city, willie un-
coupling cars on Wcst-bound frc1ght-train,
was run ovcF by nm engine md Instantly kIllc'!.
IL formerly resided In Chicago. lie Ind Iecn
brakeman for about three months. lie
leaves youllR wits.
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SPAIN.


OARRuxA, SPUN, Jan. lv.-Ths Spanish
atesmcr Ysurao Hat, from Baltimore via Iiy-
orpool, azrived here in damaged condition.
She reports that ahe vas In collision with the
British sailing vessel Laneazhirs Witch,
which sunk with all On hoazd Tho steam.
efs bows were broken,
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MARIN E..


6txetal IHsp4teA 10 1as 7rfaLne. -
MILWAUKEE, Wfs.. Jan. 1f.-Tilo steamship
Amazon arrived this morning from tinM
Iayun. Adyicef fruu. III. sinrtin's Island.
tircen Day. represent that tho s,lall scluoEef
D. A. Wella. cnga9cl In tho tIsh trl,ir, ,sasgel
her sAchor uni stranded iii vt, slurlIn's 1saui
during lhc gallo ot tue VII. nlt. b!.u lie, ID
shrrn feet VI water, uut cannut bu Eol ulE triuft
8urllK.
, 1879-01-20

ef1sfl0s Uf&p0cA n 1He Tribune,
HunLrSUToN. la., Jon. 10.-'l'hr Jury In tho
Wccsu murder case agreed upon verdict Of
guilty, Us charged In tho Indictment. Judge
atutstuau, being informed Ut tho fact, proceeded
to the courtroom. received tho Yur1,et, a1il
discharged tho Jury. The penalty IL Penitcn-
t!ary for life.
, 1879-01-20

8Usefa3 DisptatsA 10 Tia Ts4hpHt
MctlksRr, ILL.,, Jan. 1S,--,John stewurt, tho
Crystal Luke murderer Ut William Frost, was
t.+lay Indicted for murder BY ths Myllenry
County Grand Jury.
, 1879-01-20

ranks high anl Is 10 tho best renso arttsttc. Tho
ttnss hs,c ,sy yys s9x 1 s Hna T. y y
Eotnpcta successfully with tho beat wurk OF
England In this ~ lii 50 fnany other manufAc-
futeh.
, 1879-01-20

f}nEExv1LLE, Ala. Jan. 1S.-Sam Cook WAS
hauEcd here yesterday for the murder OF Pr,nus
Caldwell tMQ YcAfs ago.
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flotes from the Scene of
the Late Political
Conflict.
The Sweet Influences Of Need.
ed Sleep Visible in
Every Face.
Three of the Logan Managers
Hold High Caucus In u
Sky Parlor.
A Glance at the Means EN-
ployed to SNAKE Lo-
gan solid."
The Ease with which Men Forget
Their Past Aspirations
for Reform.
Logan Believed to Be q Whisky
Thief in 1876 in 1878,
aPure Statesman.
Only Barren Soeptra to Be Put In the
Hands Of This Treaoherous
Thane Of Carbon.
The Ease with which Men Forget
Their Past Aspirations
for Reform.
Only Barren soeptre to Be Put In the
Hauds Of This Treaoherous
Thane Of Carbon.

SPRINGFIELD.
THR SABBATH
6peeiat MsnotcA to ne TsttnnA
sPR,NoriKLD, ILL.,, Jan. 1g.-Thera IL more Of
an air Of tranquility in political quarters hero
tonight than thero wns yesterday, good
nights rest having had tue effect, apparently,
Of steadyfng tho nerves Of thoso suffering fron,
political I'miams. Lishe Croker, Sol 1fopklna,
md Long Jones l,avo had their hends together
Mt the Leland Hotel to-day, IN top room. with
q laek window looking out upon Tho shady side
OF tue house, gravely canvssttng tbs situation,
aud considering what 10 best 10 be done
in tho contingency Of bolt on Tues
day next. An emergency Of the
Kind indicated lla, bcen contemplated
by Logan, aud he claims to have supplied the
places OF those who may desert his banner By
recruits from tho Socialists and tho Green-
baekefs. Senator ArtIcy, OF Cook, Is couutcd
on A for Logan after having voted once for
McAulltre. It is snid he will carry f!s three
colleagues with him. This, however, Ia not hs
ali certain. There Is still manifested grent
deal Of feeling concerning the Senatorial
question. aud
'I.;:. TIE 8ALAnY-GHAnBxNa
ntl dcvoutlT awcar thai, X their man can't
win. no other Republican shall. They aro down
on TIE TRIBUNE and ali who do not support
Logan. In this fight against Logan unprcju-
diced observers are In favor Of Og!csby, and
think ho has beon badly treatct In this contest.
Ex-Goy. Palmer met Gen. Logan ut tho Leland
11ouso this evening, and frankly told hin that
he thought Oglcsby, and not Logan, Should bo
elected to the scnato, on the ground Of h|s
former services aud his present lncumbcncy.
Logan scouts tho idea Of bolt In h!s open
conversation, but It Is said that, secretly, hc has
II nf
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NEW foAK, Ja1. lo.-!Asstred, tbs Celtic aud
Nevada, from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, jan. l9.-~AI:its1, tho Yader-
laid. truuI ALtYcrp,
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6bFt1us DFSpe11ca 70 tn 3f76HRA
FoHr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. ia fire this
morning destroyed tho Ccntral Hotel and con-
tents ut Nevada, o. Loss, s,,000; Insurance,
s1,5oo III the phnn'x, ot Cincinnati, aud Tor
SU00 Ia tho City Of Tu!eto.
, 1879-01-20

''~N>e
crship, longs for translation from tho House to
the Senate. lie has been promised tho Liruten-
ant.Goyernorehtp. Gun john deliver and carry
out MI these trnt1csi II he can't It viii make
no difference 10 him. lie has s!x-ycar term IN
tho Hrnatc. 5000 ycae and nttorncy.fecs in
cases like tho Alct;arrahan land-c1ailn, and chi,
afford to express his regrets when the tfme
comes. Int then there will bo n lot OF dIsap-
puiuted ones, who In tho hereafter will solemply
escl,cw nll sorts Of political confectionery.
GLANCE At THE nArrLErtELp.
spscfdt Di*pasca 10 TAs 7stanaA
SrRiyoFIsLD, ILL.,, Jan. lS.-On or before tho
adjournment OF the General Assembly at noon
tolay, many OF the legislators aud tho friends
Of the various candidates for Senatorial honors
left this city, exhausted IN mind and body Will,
the contest which has been raging here for tho
past two weeks. There are, however, Jew
hangcss-on, and nifty or marc members o! the
Legislature, including Logan himself, who arc
still on the ground looking mcditattve1y over
tho hard.wou fight. a surrey Of tho situation
after tho excitement Of tha contest Is not assur-
inr to those who were induced to give thcIr
reluctant support to Logan witt, the expects
tton Of
RECEIVING soNH REWARD
from the great rruEnfser III the shape Of State
mud Federal patronage. They bcRiu to have
their tender breasts narrowed with The piercing
apprehension TINT these promises can1ot hc
fulfilled. They nro awakening to the nlcian-
c!oly fact that Logan really Inns no Influence
with tho Washington Administration. and has
nothlng to give. They perrrtyc thu emptiness
Of their victory, and arc even now ret!cctlng up
on tho folly OF their COURSE In votlng for him.
There Is another thing which casts eombrc
, 1879-01-20
6ffkRK All.

LONDON, Jnu. IA dispatch from Lahore
statoa tAat vaEious unAuthan&icated rutnors
aro current thst Hhese Ali IL returning to
Cabul,
, 1879-01-20
AEGIIAN.tSvAN.
tllsE.tIATtt}h&

LONDON, jan ia dispatch from Can.
dahar reports Gems. atewast and bildulph
rs reconnoltering towani Kholati Galxali, on
tho road to oabu1, aud 0Irishk, on the road
10 uarnt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-10
Domestic Surgery.
Cumberland N.rs.


A middle aged lady. who resides near
wsllsrs, Pennsylvania, few miles from
this city, whose name Is omitted by re-
quest OF friends. was afflicted by that
terrible dissaas. scrofula, the seat OF the
disorder being In her head. She suffered
terrible agony from the pressure OF the
diseased Uranium upon the brain, and
hsr physician decided that the only
means Of relief was the removal OF the
top Of her skull. He never attempted
the operation, however. fearing she
might die from It's effects. The woman
continued to suffer. and her son. who
was Afflicted with the same disease. de-
tsrminsd to take the risk and perform
the operation. He was considerable OF
. mechanical genius. and he soon con-
structsd . nns saw for the purpose, the
mstsrial used being wire from an old
hoop. skirt. After he had finished the
instrument, although hs had no sur.
Rical knowledge. he began the operation
Of saving through the skull at point
about two inches below the summit Of
the Uranium.
After working some hme at the opera
ton the young man was taken Ill and
died. After his death the lady's
daughter. Q young lady nineteen or
twenty, decided to continue the work.
and did 20, succeeding In removing the
top OF her mothers head. relieving the
terrible pain, and probably saving her
life. She vas occupied several days in
the operation. which was . delicate and
dangerous one. ordinarily to be per.
formed BY the most skillful surgeons.
II the improvised instrument bad been
driven too deep and penetrated the deli
cate covering Of the brain, Instant death
would have resulted. and that some &C.
cidsnt Of the sort did not occur is one OF
the most astonishing facts about the
matter. She undertook the operation as
Q desperate resort. and the exercise Of
nerve which sustained her was wonder
full. Once while working she tainted.
and frequently shs would throw down
the saw, declaring she could 60 no
further. Her mother. whose enormous
will power was not less wonderful, al
ways urged her to proceed, saying: "lf
I can stand IL. you should do the same.
a. II II the only way Of saving my life"
No anaesthstio was used. and the afiic-
ted woman carefully watched and d.
rscted the operation.
Al stated. instantaneous relief fol-
lowed the removal Of the diseased bone,
although the disease was not eradicatsd.
The removed bone was replaced BY q
aiken cap. carefully fitted. The opera
ton vas performed over ak months ago.
and the lady vas. at last accounts, alive
and chssrful."