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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
PIMA COUNTY BANK,
TUCSON, A, T.
rnpPFSPONDENTS

Chl--T7ASSoE F...... Second National Bank. hAi114.Iti-IS ............... Bank or Commerce.
 .i, accounts received subject tO ,''t, at sight and kept ID either com or che'A. dppositurs being allowed the cuTre,'1.,. '1.,.,,,rsDcv when lVer Is deposited Use Q, o,,,..,fous oi Drafts, Notes, 'vidends tS,h.r commercial paper made shu ,hout the United States aud cred iATouS ',accoupt or remit q for on the day bs.i.a. are received.
 s,'aaus made upon, or VIII buy, United 'S- Territorial. County or Guy securl- s.A'' nrime commercial paper or real es.h.a,sfers Of funds made, either by lIi,,I, 'or mail, and deposits made with fes,f pDr cores pnndents will be trans sny J i- any manner desired and amount id IS,'sf here upon receipt by ds Of advice oIsoseh.e s-si bought and sold at current
 nraiis drawn in sums to suit on .ss n~lncipal cities or the united States sua Eurepe.
 ce,uGIcates of Deposit issued pay ..>sin any currency on oemand, or after s5 dates bearing interest.
 -T,vesfneuIs made on he choicest SC ll,' to- pa-ties who are unable oRttend e-..,,,,a for which we wilt charge mod -s,a com mission.
 s'ro,sirnments Of gold or silver bull rN1 viii receive especial attention and ..,.D's,r,e ..D' will be shipped to the most rell ..s saduction and refining works. Ai Ady 1.st 5sslred. We also make advances
 .-zor and allow the consignors the full ....,amount realized afier dedUcting eA- P-Ss ooeratinns or this bank being con- ,-s ,o a strictly legitimate banking bus lss rs irons may feel assured that .t,v wl,l receive liberal and satisfactory ,-ss,ment in s,l transactions.
 "J JT.'-.-ss at a distance may forward their
 = and requests to this bank by mall o- otberwise. and rely upon conscien- stors faithfll execution Of their wishes ''0Ns sepl0-d&wtf
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

APPoLINAREs Natural Mineral Wa ter just arrived at John R. Dall t Cos, wholesale liquor dealers, Mesilla street between Main and Meyers streets.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

JUST received, at Leo Goldschmidts furniture, a large lot of fine rattan easy chairs and rockers.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

FINEST Cognac Brandy at John R. Dall & Co.'S, wholesale liquor dealers, Mesilla street, between Main and Mey- lers streets
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

FINE German lunches at the Gem by Levin & Goldrce.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

THE best brands of cigars and tobac co at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

EVERY one is using that Jar Tea al Warren's, and so are lhelr sisters, anu their cousins and their aunts.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for all the lead ling papers and magazines at the Pio ueer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

TIE largest stock Of chairs of all kinds at Leo Goldschmidt's furniture store, at prices to suit the times.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

CIRCULATING Library in English, Spanish and German at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

FRESH Oysters in the shell at the Oriental restaurant.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

FOR fine Havana cigars go to F. 4. Earll & Co.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
Toys and fancy goods at the Pioneer News Depot.

ALL kinds of rihes, pistols, and car tridges at Shussler's, on Church Plaza.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

THE Boudior and Panel photographs are made at Buehman's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

ILLUMINATED dial stem vinde rs.ohes si0 st Bergers.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

SEWING machines for rent at Ber gers, opposite Pima County Bank.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

STRANGERS coming to Tucson should not forget to visit the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

WATCHES repaired and warranted Shussler's, on Church Plaza.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

Watches repaired and warranted at J. n. Berger's, on Congress street
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

TIE largest stock of stationery and legal blanks at the Pioneer News De
 pot
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29
THE CITIZEN
[ o CIL HA TIERS,
Fridays Daily;
 The Masquerade.


 Probably tbe most interesting even, connected with the holiday yesterday to many CITIZEN readers, was the mas. querade at Levin's Hall in the even. ing, which was a complete success. The proportion of people not in cos. tune was greater than at the previous ball, but the dresses were more elabor. ate and elegant and the actual uum. Der of maskers was very nearly as large. San Francisco was drawn up. on heavily for dresses, and the English Opera Compsny's entire wardrobe was present. Some of the make-ups were exceedingly good and showed the as. sistance of the skilled costumer. All of the prominent characters in Pima. fore and some of those in the Rose of Auyergne, the Doctor of Alcantara and Trial by Jury were we'll suppor, | ed. We are sorry we have not space to particClarize, but our reporter was himself one of the merry-makers and did not dare to use his note book fur fear or discovery. At the unmaskinp which came about ten o'clock, there was a great deal of fun and the even. ing, after that was very lively. Not least among the feature of the occa. sion WAS a violin solo by Prof. Mendel Meyer, and the refreshments were of unusual excellence.
 To the " Ladies Committee. who ever may constitute that mysterious body, the guests of the evening return hearty thanks,
 HetoryH
 The first of a series of games at base ball for the Star Cup" came of yes terday noon on the Military Plaza, and resulted in victory for the "Cit izen nine. As the score shows, the game was not marked by any brilliant fielding, but what il lacked in this re spect was fully made up by the inter est in the match and excitement of the last inning. On the part of the Stars D the playing of Messrs. Renshsw, Gil lette and Pomroy was most noticeable while Messrs. Roche, Requs and Far. rell bore of the palm in batting and fielding for the other side. Below we give the full score:
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

STATIONERY of all Kinds at Esrll 6 Company's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-29

The return game will probably be played Sunday, December '.
 The cup is on exhibition at Schus- sler's store, on Church Plaza.
, 1879-04-05
AFRICA.



LONDON, April 4.-'rhe Egyptian officer sent
TO break up tho slare dopots Ut Bahr FL Gazcl,
In Kordofan, Central Africa, reports an engage.
mcnt with sule!raan, the chief slaye-tradcr md
owner Of twcnty-hYo dcpots, tn which the
women alono waiting transportation into Egypt
number 1000. Tho Egyptian forces numbered
5000, part armed with improved rifles, md wcto
tntrenchcd. eulclman, With II, 600 Arabs, made
several assaults, but they were completely de-
featcd, and lod in disorder, leaving LOST dead.
The Egyp.tana lost twenty men.
SUES FOB rKACH. '''
LONDON, April IA special supplement to
the London Gaztsts has been Issued containing
d dispatch from Lord Chelmsford incloslng .
report dated March l. from the border agent
ut Umvotl, to the effect that messengers from
King CetewAJo had arrived there. Cetewayo
asks the Missionary Bishop to explain that he did
not desire war, aud was sending peraons whose
surrender Ind been demanded by the nrttish, to
b delivered 10 the uonogal AZ NooIlc's Drift,
whom his messengers md pickets were fired
upon, and tho battle unprcmedltatedy &C.
cured. Tho Zulu General who permitted tic
battle to occur ia uoW In disgrace. C0towayo
now asks resumption OF negotiations
with view to q permanent settlement
OF iii contested questions. The messebRera
In rcp1y to question stated that tho Zulu army
had dtspcrscd to thcis homes.
Tie aboye confirms tho reports which wcTe
current at Cape Town, March II, that Cotewayo
had mado overtures for poace, which reports
Wero d!scrcditcd at the time. The orerturcs do
not seom to havo caused nore peaceful lacllng
, 1879-04-05

Each 11onss tnay punish contsmpts Of Its author.
tty BY ottsf porsnns, wIthnut sxpteea authority
from ths Consultation therefor. hut, whefe i1nrte'
onmcnl Ia imposed "A punishment. II must tofmt'
nxt0 With 1hd hnA1 adjournment Of Tho House. ann,
It tho prisoner be not then hischAraed " itS oFdofs
ho nlay ho released on hhbraa corpns,
In the State ". Mathews, New uampshtro
Reports, the Court aayR: -.....
Tho &nthorlty 10 punish contempt fs necessary
incident Inherent In the very organization ot al
legislative bodlcs, Of al courts nf law OF equity,
independent Of statute provisions.
After looking At See. 9, Art Of tho Con. On,
stituttor, n.nt tic statutory pfovfstnns on tho
subject, the lawyer said It was pretty clear that
the House was right,
aH. b. q, AbAT
said, when bis attention wae salled to the mat
ter By n reporter, TINT It waS one to which ho
had never given n,uch thought, but hc could not
aee wherein the 1louee hat the shadow OF su.
tlority for committing Tns TRIBUNE reporter,
especially as in tile general allegation Of cor.
rtptlon no names we're mentioned. The charge
WIS entirely too general ono upon which TO
veatfgatson being gone, thero could eertalnly
exist no power by virtue Of which man could bo
restrained Of his liberty. The entite proceeding
looked 10 him like farce.
, 1879-04-05

4
correspondent. The COMMITTEES had eodeayored
to perform Its duties faithfully.
Mr.. Collins, also ono Of tho Committee sald
tt,c Committee hnd been appointed under pc"
cn1lar c,rcumstauccs, Its duty wns to in7estt-
gate tho charge, md either provo its truth or
provo THn TRIBUNE a liar. ...
TIE osLY MAN VINO couLn LIE REACHED
was tic correspondent who had tnadc the charge.
lie was sunmoned and naked what Was un'
doubtedly proper question. Tic only infor'
nation which the Committee could learn Of was
locked up III tho breast Of coneumac'ohs W.T.
mess. Gentlemen say that the courts will dis
charge tho witne4s on habeas corpus. Ha
would rather err in his legal knowledge than In
not ylnllcatLng tho honor of the Louise. Tho
charge rested OIL every ind!s1dua! member, nna
the House ought not to hesitate to- vin'lteatc
t,eclf lie cared less for tcchnicalttles than 1of
the honor Of tho Housc.
Mr. johnson then Withdrew hts substitute.
VOTE WAS THIN REACHED,
and the House adopted Mr. WstRhts resolution
for eonmikmtnk.
, 1879-04-05
0RlT1lARY.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 4.-udge James r.
Steward, member Of the Thlrty-tlfth and Thirty
sixth Congresses, died yesterday, ngcd II
BALTIMORE; April 4.-Mmc. Donapnrto died
this afternoon at little past o'clock, aged 90.
hpsrfdl Dfspatch to 11s Tribune
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, April 4.--Joseph f.
shaw, ono uf the Oldest and most prominent cit-
zcns, mcn1ber Of tic Bonrl OF Trade, nlltl n
lasge lumber operator, died to-day Of apoplexy,
aged ". His remains will bn sent to Nov York
Bptetdl Dlspateh to 1he Tribune.
GALErA, ILL.,, April 4.-Capt. Peter Simon, Of
this city, commanding Company /, Third Regi-
mcnt, I. N. g., died of consumption at Ills resi-
lepco III Halcna, at 8 o'clock this afternoon,
ngetl ~ years. Deccased was one Of our leadlnl:
German c!tizens, an honorary member of tllo
Turner SOccty, prominent Odd Fellow, and q
member Of tho Gnlcna snongerbull.
, 1879-04-05

OFF1On or TUE CHIEF B1aNAL OFFICER,
WAsu1NuToa, D. c., April 81 q. m,-Iuutca-
tous-For Tennessee. tho OHIO Valley, and Up
per Lako Region, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, northwcssctly wlndst bcco,ning variable
or shifting to southcasterly, followed BY etat!ou-
nry or failing barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather, northwcst winds, becoming variable,
stationary OF higher Temperature md haron-
etcr.
For thu Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valley, wsrInur, clear or partly cloudy weather,
winds mostly southeastcFly, and falling barom-
eter.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1879-04-05

An unknown man fell oil railing at the cor
ncr of Peoria street and Milwaukee ayonue, and
Was found lying scnsoless In the base.
ment At 1.80 this morning. de was taken
to the Chicago Avenue Station, where ha was
attended by Dr.. Dayis, who found thut the
probability proyc fatal. Ilo Is sbout Is years OF
a9e, dark side whiskers and goatee, dark hair
mixed with gray, stout build, Aua poorly dress-
cd. Iie Will be sent TO tho County Hospital as
DAYLIGHT,
, 1879-04-05
And Acknowledge the Fact that .lts
Solution IL Hard to
Reach.
Cetewayo, the Zulu Ruler, Ia
Now Ready to Make
Peace.
Egyptians, III Snppress1ng tho Stare
Trade, Slay Many Thousand
Arabs.
Ten Thousand People Die by Starvation
- in Northern Egypt,
CHEAT BRITAIN.

FfiR E1ETEnN Of1EeTf0N-
1,ornou. Anrj 4.-1n the flon,1 ~ 1ord.
1nat u,oht lin Marnut, ~ Y,,n.down. ,cn,,.
plained that tho uceoiIatfons hotvcen ,l,o porta
and f4rccro uere ,ni1n1v nrotrnctci1 ont reco,n.
uonioi t]e resoluta r,,finpcc of thn por,c br
Tim crcat. pnwpr. IN intturc n +, catnn1v y,t;,
their w,aho. "A nrnresse,1 m thc nat1tn f,onYar.
cnce,
Lord so,,aturv, M,nt.ter NJ ro.eton Affairs.
i,ented that ns<,otiotton. had ,aLcn n ionv t,me'
frnm llls own trnctr,,[o n f1rfcnta, ncsoi,a,
lion. T'he r-o.noct. ~ n ,a,t,emo,t i. MI ar.
parenllv. vcrv nrsr Enph,nd hs. cont,o,,.d n
ady,so tbo portc. hnt tho tsrcso,uto oufdancap y
amnckca If ao1tnctrc
I,onl Dcncons,.,a t,s,,ov.a +horo r.ro ,,os.s
of n,llustmont sat,sfoc.orv ~ ho.t nsrtto. "nS
noIntcd out tl,at ,ha a1v,co ~ sonfororso H. ~,
,orio relative n In 1ns ~ t,o t-antias ~. ,nt
, 1879-04-05
CASUALTIES.
BADLY S1NG1tD.
Enfciaf NApkltcA 10 T4A Tft14n&.

Eptciaf Dtspatch 10 Tho 1rtban&.
MADISON, Wis, April 4.-Albert Cheney and
A. N. Daggctt, the Chief and Secretary Of the
Sack Company, who woro seriously burned in
tho explosion at the Fnirchild Block Gre lost
week, aro both very low. Mr.. Cheney Is par
ticularly 20, having been unable to tako nourish-
ment for. the mast three OF four days, md having
been internally injured. lie Ia much worso to-
night, and hls friends are anxious for his life.
Nit. Ua9gott Ii not "a bad % Mr.. Cheney but
still suffers terribly. lie wilt recover. spaudlng
nnd shoen!ng, who were also badly burned, are
getting along very well. The latter's hands arc
worry badly butnel, the skin coming OF to-day.
md It II feared le will lose the uao OF them.
, 1879-04-05
POL1TIOAI.
CAIRO.

5pfcfui Nsspasch to The Ir45uns.
CAmo, ILL.,, April 4.-The Democracy Of this
judicial district, by their Central Committee
yesterday, Determined to call a Convention to
meet In this. city on tho 9th Of May to nomln-
ate candfdate for Judge. It Is thought tl,at
The Republicans Will now call Convention for
tho samc purpose, although they dosllnsd some
time ago.
, 1879-04-05

Gp{kMt 3Tt1t3HDv
IHD1AHAPo1.1s, Ind, April 4.-'I'ho Rcpubllo-
an primaries tonight for tho nomination Of
Councilman a1as appointment Of delegates to
t!o City Convention which meets tomorrow
was largely attended and very enthusiastic. The
Republicans expect to carry the city with q
sweop!ng majority.
, 1879-04-05

LONDON, April 4.--In tue uolaa Of Commons
Mr.. Nosthcote stated that the negotiations with
Yakoob KhAu were actively procer1tng .Ae-
coElMg to thu information received to-day fur
tler communications VI 9 very dein!sc character
, 1879-04-05

The alarm from Box 290 Mt 10:15 yesterday
morning WAS caused by fro upon tile root
Of tho two.story franc house No. 11d Ewing
street, owned BY Cornelius Ms!onoy, auu occu-
Pied ~ Irank webb % 'SM Tote ass as aTs
chimney.
, 1879-04-05

NEW YoRK, April 4.-MiraEoano d. was d.
stroyed by fire on tic uight Of tho 10th d
March. Tic uaytten Goyornmcnt ID scndinx
relief.
Five or sfr thousand persons arc rendered
homeless. The property destroyed INCLUDED
&c, 9,0U0 bags Of coffee aud 1,80o, 900 lbs OF log
wood, OF which 100000 were to h4tc BE-.
shipped to France, aid tic remainder to NJ
York. LOGS about 81, ,0O0, 900.
, 1879-04-05
A RIG SLIT.

BAN FaAxossco, Apr! Ala the suit Of John
Il. Burke against j. q. Flood ct 81. to recover
gu, QUO U00, which dafohdants aru alleged to
hare unlawfully appropriated from the funds OF
t.le Consolidated Virginia Mining Company, tic
Court to-day ovsrruleu the demurrer Ut tic DE-
fendants, mud ordered them TO auswsE IN thirty
days.
, 1879-04-05
FIRES.

IN ST. LOUIS
8r. Louis, April IA fire broke out At hntf-
past tonight In building NoR. 504 and 600
North Fifth street, occupied BY 8. NJ. Hamilton
d Co., wholesale dry goods on the ground
floor, and Mack Il Co., Wholesale clothlcrs, on
tue other floors. This building, IN eli Of which
extends round to st. Charles strcet, is
complete wreck aud, the stock to-
iallY destroyed. The two upper stories
Of 500 md 6ooo on the corner Of 81. Charles and
Nurcs l. Mn,ilc, wcro also burned. Tie fire
then spread to ths rcar Of Altheimer Il Whites
wholesale Init and cap l1ouae, lib Washington
avenue, and tho adjoining clothing f'nuso ot
Meyers Brothers on thu west, atid two aniafl
which arp now burning. The flames also spread
to the rear Of the lerandah Row fronting on
Foer.h street, between st. Charles and WASH
nEt11 s'sHf I'll {. ta s.rea ss S y
rear part Of this building sevcral tlremen were
standing when the rear wall Of the Flfth-strect
stores fell. killing ono naoed Nelson, mortallT
woundtns Billy Retz, and badly fn1ur'ne tWo or
LA1ER.IThe fire Is now tmidnteht) under
control, and las not eKtnndod buyond tho block
III Which It started. Altleimer & Whites storo
Y gu.ted. md Meyers Dros': at'j2r.nhg, jr. ~, "a
street stores IN tlo Vcrandah Row are ali injured
Hfs %'sr g araos es; g. ss sess aaa aney
dry goods, md Il. Probasco, fancy candles. Tie
American Express Conpany's o!i'co also re-
ccived thorough wettinE. The Losses cannut
even b. approxtsnated tonight, bnt Magk d Co.,
rtod 1arge stocks, and their losses will be heavy
as they nro neatly or quite total
Dodd, Brown j. CO. had about $4,000
worth Of goods In cascs stored In Hamilton 81
Co.'s house, all of which wcre probably DE-
strored Tile insurance catnut ho giVti1 to.
night, or even estimated. Tire tlre started on
ono Of the upper Goofs Of Mack h TO-. md
burned so rapidly that nearly the whole build
, 1879-04-05

HHNAM4
PARIS, April 4.-EEnest Renau has been re-
cciycd a. 4 member Of Tho Academy.
"uRoENcY.h
VsRsA1LLzs, April 4.-rho 6euato voted
"urgenc5" on tbs grant ID aid Of tbs amneatied
Communists.
, 1879-04-05

New OaLsANH, April Am engine anl
thrco cars on the northern-bound passenger
tratn OF tho New Orleans, Chicago & St. Louia
Railroad Jumped tho track near Hazolhurst.
Andy Caldwell. engineer, Hhs killed, ali1 the
baEgage-mnstrr, Belts, seriously wounded.
, 1879-04-05

MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 4.-This afternoon IN
incoming frcightrtraIn on tho Louisville Road
ran through trostla this side OF Brownsville,
Tcnn, prccspltatlng tho eneiuo md several cars,
killing the engineer, Frank Riley, a1,d wound
Ing tic flroman atad brakeman.
, 1879-04-05
FEELING.
~ nt1fS,tntS

aPRlaoylELD, ILL.,, April 4.-Thcre arc grays
doubts a to the legality Of thu action Of the
House in tic Ncyns case, as tho accused could
In 10 event tsll moro than TINT which some
other person had said, und such statement
would not 10 received ~ evidence for OF sgainst
any accused person,
, 1879-04-05


TuB PROPOSED TAHITI.
DrnL1s, April 4.--Ffhc dratt Ut tho proposed
tariff las been pub1Ished TO give tho country N
opportunity to d!scass It during tho tcecss u
Parliament. The duties on tobhcco arc 70 marx,
per 100 kilogramIncs IN Loaf, ai.d at exctao Of %
marks on nptlvo tobarco.
EXPLAINED.
The 0trn.ansa {newapaper) states TINT Wind.
l,orst'e conversation Monday folely concerned
thu Duke bf Cumbor1antl's nfFatre.
'uONCEssiON.
LONDON, April 4.-A fsosno dispatch says tht
Vatican has proposed to salcc. Nuneso for Mu
nie!l favorable to Dlsmnrck.
BERLIN, April 4.-Ti,c alterations Of tho tatta
made by tho Dundesfath incrousc tho duty On
cheese TO marks por hundred wotHht; make thu
duty on leather range ftotn IL marks 10 %
marks for fine goods, nill fix tho duty ou cotton.
yarn at IS marks.
, 1879-04-05

v1ENsl, April 4.-Thc New Ftts Eras -.
that the Austrian Consul at Wtddln has be
expelled frotn Ills hotel and otherwise fit
BY order Of tho Governor Ia consequence d
some patty dispute between them.
, 1879-04-05

The best receipt for 1 pretty mouth Ind awoet
one Ia 10 use browns Eamphorated Hapon&ceoua
uenttftice. i preserves aud makes thu tselh
Ellsten Hith whlkeness.-~
, 1879-04-05

THH KING TO DE ORnWNEp.
RAGooa, April 4.-'lho King Of Durmah H
bc formally crowned Sunday, when disturb
anco Is expected,
, 1879-04-05
Reprehcnsfon Of Macdonald In Not Kick.
Ing 0rer tho Traces.
The Action Of the Quebec Governor in
Bouncing His Council The Cause
: Of All the Row.
6ptetal DtspatcA ts 70s 7fi5unA

robr ,nr, tr{t al ht,ntotF nj +ba 1ast sessan q,
n conr.o IN -cosrd n a,r Tn,teii,or
,,,wor,,,v r, = u,n l., ,fe rnvttton IN tic l1onso
IL s,ou.,;, tho fos1,noa ~ hta Frenrh fnitowors
hv thu noost v,rntent 1nngnara. and thew nat,,.
rn,,v s,,octoa hi,, ~ carrv nj In of,co yshht te
rrcs,h.d In ,ta f1nnn.lt}on. II il c,n,n1e1 alen,
H., s,r fn,r nrondrn.I,l Ind
~. ,,,orn ~, WI. ~, :, r.,v~,vo,.r-vv,,,
.,'.s,s,,a., ~ 40 S..,,,..,, ~ rts,,onan.1
n,wasan. trha an,ntntr,a,,. - 1i.,,tan.nt
ns.s.o. :, xn1.. .ho aa'..os ~ ~ Gn"S"nsrs
ne.a' T., 20 1smaM ,tn's a.nai -. - .ha".
m.ess ..an. 49,, ,,,a so,5'att - ,a ,,.,.,.t
M.x.', Iso' .,n.ri,a ~. ~ ha r,,..as ao,nan1
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t,,...".,, s .s ,s.s ~. T...,,,, H.. 49,. o.
ae".s w. a ~, wv ""o" -
oSnu "sns ~ ~. 10 49,, sa , 10 ono
y. ou''n.' os,sssl ""A W aa''ss Nv .,
"euetal 10 ~ Wy p'oFui euu.oo ~ W pnleucu'
nu .,s9sa, ~ .ss,a t,a ," as... ~ s ,.os s
estIoes. 10y "'.s' oaeA aes.ss ., 'aso.o*
a., tfl,no A'lassos aas.ees ss.saln soass' aha
NV c.e"s ~ ~ A9p.ooI"'"''' 'o'"''@ ue'
upon lua. ao1He. tneto ID ,.
nuT ONE HONORABLE AND CONSTITUTIONAL
COURSE
fatr has set tho wholo country In l,Iazo Of ex-
element. M DIsnnaslonato onjooksrs nav II viii
~ DO no rood to sny one; that no princp. rh' p a.
fecttue tho rinbts md intc,ests al the neon1e
~ 7 80 ~ -. =. = -,-'.,"s,..
Is inVo!Fe1i tnat IL 10 slnply pflVate anu party
hatred. The Lover Canadn Liberals arc satts-
fled with the action Of the Governor General,
aud believe that the declsion Of tho Homo Gov
crnmGnt will DO to sustain Leut.-[ Gov. Lottelier,
aud iudofnr from Tia ,noor and ,fIaannoirt.
a'io' I"uemS 11on4 ,'c ""Rss "'to eisappo'pT
ment OF Inc ffench.Cahadisn CONSERVATIVES,
tlcy, too, fcar this will ba the result. 4 NUM-
ber Of the French members invited to dino at
R;,1cnn Ho}1 1a.t nfoht rcfnaed In ncrcnt Tho
Dss"H ls.s.a T".s,,. % t.".as..,,.e W 1'o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no'p'ta'11S'
DIsArro1NTMBNT.
=. 5psctos BtsndscA to 7aS 7ffaun&.
QuHpso. Aprtl 4;-Thc majority Of the En-
o,,st ron.,-nntivos - n,ohos Nv oon.Jsrah,r
S"sn eonesFa,s 49,. y. ususs o. u.' soosu0iaS
aisnppointeu a. Ae acuoa ol e'l 'oah H. hlae-
| donald In allowing himself to DO bulldozcd into
recommending tile dismissal Of Lieut.-aoy.
1e,te1tIcr and ,encar In have thonost hin, ros.
Aes'o.' ~ a'.. afpes. 49, ., -. . 4'.e' poe
, 1879-04-05

wero under discussion, and the Government M,
momcntnrlly expecting additional eommunte,
uot,s.
F4vpNApLE INFLuRNCE.
LONDON, April "A dispatch from 1ahon
reports thnt the arrival Of British agent 4.
Cabul few days ago Inns Ind fayornble ID,
flucnco on tho negotiations.
, 1879-04-05
AT MOUNT vEHNoN,-IA.

dbEEs1f 2Ng7Q7cN 10 zHd z79UAHG
CEDAR RAr1ps, Ia, April 4.-A fire at Mount
Vernon. flfleon miles Gust of here, this morning,
destroyed about 81, 900 worth Of clothing owned
by L. Fish, Insurance unknown.
, 1879-04-05
EGYPT.
TIN fANIN q,

LONDON, April Am English Commission
viii be aeut TO Upper Egypt to Investigate the
report sbout several thousand daaths fsom
starvation.
TIE FACTS,
CA1no, April 4.--rhe report Of the EnRllsh-
nun sent by Rivers Wilson to Inquire Into the
famine In Upper Egypt shows by ssatlattcs that
10000 persona dlrd by starvation alone In Cir
9el'. Kcna. and Esua. Tho famine, which was
really money fa1niue, caused By oysr-taxstion,
has now Terminated, but has lstt disastrous con-
sequences. II siullsf taxation continues, smother
partial failure In tile rise Of the Milo will cause
famine worse than the laat.
, 1879-04-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nxw YoRk, April 4.-Asrtved, Parthta fsH-
Llyespoolt 6ilesia from Hamburg.

:. Heit Rav!yum" testosss cray hait to IT, ofIf
!nxl color for 90 centa.
, 1879-04-05

AN UNREASONABLE FREEZE.
CHARLESTON, u. G., April 4.-l'ls hard trasze
last night seriously damaged the curly veKeta-
bio crops. The loss to truck farmers around
Charleston 10 estimated Ut u quarter Of q mill
tutl,