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TELEGRA.P!EHIC.
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To-Day's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 1O.-Ten thousand
striking miners at Shadows hill vote no
surrender.
A dispatch from Iquiquie says that the
post Is blockaded by Chillan squadron.
6Ihe Italian government is about to send
senator to Cairo, to report on Italian
interests. 1t is stated the Khedive's con-
tumacy is prompted by the italian Consul
General, who bitterly opposes the Anglo
French control of Eastern Roumeia.
The commission have effected an under
standing with the Porte upon several
matters previously in dispute, amongst
other points agreed upon is that one-third
of the revenue of the province shall be
paid to the Porte.
The agreement between between Austria
and Turkey, grants Austria the power of
occupying three points on the river HON
and the. outskirts of Navi andI Bazaar, com
manding all practicable crossing places
ITALY
ROME, April 1O.-The Cdpitole pub
fishes letter written by Garibaldi before
leaving Caprera. He says Italy owes
gratitude to the Royal house, for having
contributed to its unity but it did not ac-
complish it alone, the country was more
flourishing under it's old tyrants than now.
He condemns the Depreties and concludes
that the monarchy is not eternal and
that its duratloniwlll be in proportion as
it merits the affection of the people, and
calls its council, not fstterers, but mer
that are capable and truthful.
General Garibaldi daily receives visits
from political personages. Replying yes
terday to deputation from the Italiar
committee at Triste, Garibaldi said, 81
have never been more concerned for the
interests of our brethren. beyond the Alp
than l am now,"
/ VIENNA, April -Monsigneur Vim
cent Gasser, Prince Bishop of Brixen, i
dead.
GERMANY
BERLIN, April l0.-All the industria
and commercial societies have called meet
ings, to discuss the proposed tariff whicl
would injuriouslyi affect their respectiv
trade.
The government has published ,
: denial of intention to increase the quantlt
of silver token coin.
J The agricultural society of Frankfort
resolved by large majority not to sen
the address of adhesion, to Bismarck
customs tariff.
RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April l0.-All the fo
J. eigu doctors and General Melikoff hav
lquitted Astraohan.
FRANCE
PARIS, April l0-The dismissal an
i resignation of fifty two more msgi
# trate's announced; twenty-one others hay
been transferred.
A deputation Of agriculturalists fro
the department Eure ct Soire petition Il
l. minister of commerce in favor of du
of nine francs per quarter on wheat; for
francs per head on horses, and thirty fran
: per head on cattle.
SPAIN.
MADRID, April 10.-General Cabu
R has resigned the presidency of the Supe
Tor council of war, and been succeeded
General Jovelar.
- The entire sum of 25O, 100000 piastas
IT treasury bonds have been subscribed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10

CHICAGO, April 9.-During the thunder
storm this evening meteor, which looked
while in the air about foot in diameter.
fell to the ground on tie South side,
bursting into many pieces. just before
striking it was white with heat, and the
fragments resembled clinkers. The wire
of telephone connecting two business
Offices on the South side was struck by
lightning at about the same time. and The
electric fuidIentering the Offices made havoc
with the furniture.
A jury was obtained this afternoon il
J the Pete SteYens murder trial.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
DACOTAH.

DEADwOoD, April 10. "A party of seven
Indians attacked Sergeant Kennedy, late
signal observer at Deadwood, and pri-
vate soldier named Bader, of the second
cavalry, the two men were eating lunch at
Mizpah. forty five miles from Fort Keogh,
their destination, when fired upon. Bader
was instantly killed and Kennedy badly
wounded, the latter crawled into the brush
and kept the Indians off with six shoot
er until assistance arrived. .Bader was
scslped; Kennedy will probably recover.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT April, 10.-The returns from
Mondays election are yet incomplete, and
from present indications no satisfactory
announcement regarding the result can be
made, until the official returns are all in.
The democrats concede the election Of
Judge Campbell. republican, by abou,
1000 majority, and the University Regents
by something less, whilst the republicans
claim majority of FIVE thousand on the
supreme justice and relents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-The legisla-
tive appropriation bill was taken up in the
committee OF the whole. Mr.. Mcmahon
offered an amendment repeating the sec
ton providing for triennial examination of
pensioners and concluding as follows: In
order to provide for the payment Of the
arrears of pensions, the secretary is direct.
ed to issue Immediately in payment there.
of, as they may be adjusted, the ten mil.
lions of legal tender currency now in the
treasury, kept as a special fund for re-
demption of fractional currency.
MIR. Garfield raised a point of order
which led to discussion.
The Chairman finally ruled the amend
ment was germane to the bill in the direc
ton of economy and therefore in order. l
was then further amended by a provision
offered by Cannon, that the fractional cur
rency may be redeemed in any class o
money in the-treasury, and thus amended
was agreed to.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
VERMONT,

WINDSOR, April 1O.-John ?. Phair
was hanged in the state prison to-day, for
the murder of Mrs. Anne Freisee, June
9Th, 1874.
Phair was ignorant of the last effort of
his friends to prevent his execution. DE
retired at four this morning and slept well
till 7. when he arose and seemed resigned
to his fate. His counsel asked Governor
Proctor this morning for reprieve, to al
low the session of the Legislature to inter
yeue, but the governor denied the petition
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
Drunken Stuff,

How many children aad women are
slowly and surely dying, or rather being
killed, by excessive doctoring, or the daily
use of some drug or drunken stuff called
medicine, that no one knows what it is
made of,who can easily be cured and saved
by Hop Bitters. made of Hops, Buchu
Mandrake, Daudeliou, &C., which is sc
pure. simple and harmless that the most
frail women, weakest invalid or smallest
child can trust 10 them Will you bt
saved by them2 See other column.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
A CURE F0R ALL !
| HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

Possessed Of this REMEDY, Every Man may De
his own Doctor. 1t may be rubbed INTO tne
system, SO as to reach any Internal conpiAin' ;
by these means it cures Sores or ulcers Ii sno
THROAT, STOMACH. LIVER, SPlNb' or otnef
parts. 1t is an Infallible Remedy for BAD Lnoo, ~
BAD BREASTS, Contracted or Stif JOINTS dooA
RHEUMATISM, and all Skin Diseases
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine unlesI a
the signature of j. HAYpocK. as agent ior tnt
United States surrounds each box of the P1ls ane
Ointment. Boxes at 25 cents 81 CENTS and d eAcl
eRThere is considerable saving by taking tns
larger sizes, HOLLOWAY b Co., New 1orAs
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waathsr PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Indications toi
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
Iays; Colder clearing weather, northWes
terly winds, rising barometer,
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, April lO.-Under the order of
the court the property owned by the de-
funct Fidelity savings bank, near the cor
ner of LaSalle and Randolph streets, was
sold at auction this morning. The price
being at such remarkably low figure that
it is expected the court will refuse to con-
firm the order. The prices were for Hoo-
ley's Theatre, 100000; for Fidelity bank,
$4,000; for safe depository, $4,000. This
is all desirable and productive property,
and is appraised at much higher figure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10

New YORK, April l0.-Six cars and
contents of the fast east bound freight
train on the Pennsylvania railroad was
wrecked at Railway today.
Arrived; Amerique from Hayre.
By tho breaking of the rope of the eleva-
tor at the Grammercy park Hotel, the engi-
neer was killed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10

THE ARGUS JOB PRINTING ROOMS
turn out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads
Bill Heads, Law Briefs, and all othei
kinds of Printing, in the highest style of
the art, and on the most reasonable terms.
And THE ARGUS Book BINDERY is doing
all kinds of work in that line, neat, quick
and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
work a trial, dwt.
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SPECIAL N>T1cES.
coNsUMPr1vEs TAKE NOTICE

CONSERVATIVES TAKE NOTICE
Every moment OF delay makes your case more
hopeless, and much depends on the judicious
choice OF a remedy. The amount OF testimony in
favor Of DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Sy up, as a cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all hat can be
brought to support the pretentions of any other
medicine. see DR.. schenck's Almanac, containing
the certificates Of many persons of the highest
respeCtability, who have been restored to health
after being pronounced incurable by physicians Of
acknowledged ability. SChenck's Pulmonic Syrup
alone has cured many, as these evidences will
show; but the cure is often promoted by the en-
ployment of two other remedies which Dr.schencl
provides for the purpose. These additional RENE
dies are schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. BY the timely use of these medicines, &C
cording to directions, DR.. schenck certiAes tina
most any case of Consumption may be cured.
DR.. schenck lie professionally at his principa
Office, corner Sixth and Arch SITS Philadelphia
every Monday, where all letters for advice must b
Addressed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
LVTCONGRESS.
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, April l0.-Soon after the
beginning of the session, consideration was
resumed of the New Hampshire senatorial
case, and Senator Salisbury opposed the
admission.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10

PROVIDENCE. April l0.-The Aller
Print Works, asks three years extension
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
PONDS EXTRACT is veioas 4 sars f.%e3 15 mar

r. this, many will vouch, the halt and the lame.
Alone other is true, better let them alone,
Non't ever allow them place in your home,
iCound advice you should ever respect,
Exhaustion and anguish which go with disease,
Nerodical sores which deprive you of ease,
Throat Affections, catsrrh or very.sore eyes,
Qheumatlc pains, and the piles, or poison from
n flies:
Il are cured by the EAtrAct:with wonderful skill
Commended by thousands beyond dose or pill,
| This showing should make.you respect.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
ASTHMA AND CATARRH

Dr.. 3, Y, Beads Celebrated Asthma Belief
Undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
C.rARRH vet discovered, also q sure cure for COLDS
AM CouGHs Relief is guaranteed or purchase
prIcs refunded. Samples sent free to any who may
desire The medicine is put up In two sized pack
sye and retsils Tor SOC. and 81 90. Oz. price $3.50
md 500 Those remitting retail price will have
be medicine promptly forwsrded by return HAll.
Address A EIhRlDGh,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome, N. 7.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-10
SPAIN ,

MADRID, April l0.-Geueral Cabula
has resigned the presidency of the Super
Tor council of war, and been succeeded by
General JovelIar.
The entire sum of 250,000000 piastas Of
treasury bonds have been subscribed.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

Mis-, Rose Eytinge, now in California, Will
proceed To AIstl4ia a and India.
Mr.. Richard Mausteld-sOu Of Madame Ru-
dersdorr-.s singing ii London.
Ii is said that Miss Hauk will sing Lisa
ant Ftynon before the cose OF the season.
Mss Ada Cavendish will appear at the
Broadway Theatre. on March 10, a7 ROsafiad
Mr. Abbey i making preparations for a bril-
Liant opcnin. n. NV tleAtrc-'he Ptrk-iu Boston.
~ardou- new drama. entitled ANDRE For
uer" will DE brought out AT the Boston Theatre on
naroh 10.
There will be an extra operate performance
a. the Academy next tuesday when Loneugiin Wi.
ice re. edtcu.
Wilhelm is said to have had his pocket
book cou. ing sl25 stolen curing Ills stay Macon.
Cd, the other day
Mr.. J. > Mackaye'. new drama entitled
"Tirouga the Dark" viii dee produced at the Fiitn
Avenue Theatre, March 3.
Miss Florue Horsee sister of Madame Rose
H-r-,c v..i so1u maze Aer dcDut il LONDON cou-
cert vocal 81. she Is 5oprAuo.
Miss Nelson Is TO appear at the AdelPhi
Theatre in London. ID new play, OF which tho tile is
.aId 90 De " The Crimson Cross"
The popularity Of "Carmen" seems 10 be
seIi estab-ed, - et al. for nov 1t - reported that
Mr. Frederick Brandeis well known TO
reader, OF TuE tribune excellent composer
u, ia-t lD4sled Po OuaI-e 'or the plano, suitable
for cJuc.r; u-.. tNm. A. Pond COZ
Mis-, Alice Harrison, as the Little Daic, proved
.,t.s.,.iv. a. iA. Boston Museum t4a; her el,asc-
men. VA. p-,.ou-ci one wees. Tie P.na ore ri..
l- revived o., 5u- Museum next Monday March ,.
Rubnst.m j, iu Dresden under treatment
y m l..,. &c bonn threatened with total blindness.
rrt Die memory > so wonderful ana L.- ear -o accurate
iuat .t, tst sipItuue should Il hapPtn' VIA lAe.-
ferr very y. possibly uDt -t ALL Will Lis perform
Nh George Fawcett Rowe win shortly make
a plue,...aa tour oI the Clutd.a3 theatres, ae,Ius
Cdrri0t Hal. Do CIleri'- comedy of " Engaged" II"
part is admllb fitted 20 give scune and par 90 tlis
IttuI'- quiet Alui, tsr ac4ou aAo -t-.eIir uh4trO-e
OI sat4.,.l -cutiueuL
Edwin Booth was recently invited TO par
tr.patc Ia Tie exercises WITH Vlcu the Shakespeare
Memorial Ia,atr,. a. -lrltfOrt-upon-AVou. viii be
opened on tIe 23d ~ April Tue dedication ceremonies
viii. probably, rst several days. II waa paTposcd 10
Eve fu.e- perform noes or HuWitf-JAe bN living. one
8g -aI..au. aud one by Boom. 1l BooiA, however.
has been td reluctantly Go d-,iue the Invitation.
he appear. .ca-p, April r. a. McNlcAers Thea
IKE. aud va. act there FOR 4 .ur weeks.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
C4TTLE DISEASE IACEE4sIyG.

CASES IN BROOKLYN AND NEW-JERSEY
PLEURoPNEuNoNh SAID TO EXIST ~ FIyE CoUN-
TIE, IN NEw-JEEsKY-COSD:TfOS OF BROOKLYN
STABLES.
The examination Of cattle for slaughter was
continued yesterday the Bi-svile stables ny the
veterinary surgeons. under th' direction OF General
Patrick. The aumals found to be healthy removed
to tho slaugh;or-house on Joh1sonaye., and there
hilcd. omorruw l. set apart general slaughter
day. aud n s thought that all the animals IN these
stables which &c TO XII VIII have been dspo,ed
OF 10y FRIDAY evening. The diseased cattle R D.. killed
Monday next a-,e number OF veterinary surgeons
VIII be present, ana post-mOrt,m examinations VII be
made upon the OOd.e. or the cattle most aud least
affected Meanwhile. o. COWS having been removed
from two ot te,e stables they are be6g disnfcc;ed
'nd attempts made % clean them. The excitement
among ;ar mcu employed tHcre . continues although
t.' conviction j. forcing It.eH upon them that no
destruction " the auua.. 4, necessary and inevitable
,'.-uir The demonstrations made an the stables N
Tuesday 1liH.t Dr. Mclean were lre.t ammo, ance 20
SIZE. kr~hmorr, Who. ln charc" ~ Bi.sv'.e. lie
cl..d ON General Patrick ye-icrtay, aud cAprr.-- Il
4 -its COW Wa- found iu Nlufcr--t Brrp1lvu. on
'l-ff >i't 10 lluusr. Dr. Lean examined hcr yes-
'c-i, ~ found lci 40 the ld-t --r' OF plcuiu-u' IL
monl. Sac wss liicd, TIE L.fe -lashet ana he ho,Y
th'n - fr OF boat. Professor Law r.fgra' hrl from
Washington Yesterday thnt De- detained tuer" and
VDUt hUI teaVu NrY-1urh uItl this uOrIlLg.
vrorOg, search kept up for diseased caite, both
cases OF I,,1ro-p pneumonia were found Tuesday 10 n.
~ui-s stables ~ N'w Los, ana siX Other eases IA
az 80. 1906 Narren-st, have been 01,riurined on
dc,oun. u. tu' sickness % i"o COWS owned bf lIA.
th s,tt 'l8i c-cs Of r,cur.pueumDua have been found
10 A".u.. HItrrIou Warren, stmcr-ct aud o.i--.x
E1tc t, soon %. possible No cogDt is entertained Z
tlo.i beng vel founded.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
UEl. DEIHNS ctNTtET 1LBCM

70 the Tdtfor Of The TrttVHe.
SIR: 4 Washington dispatch appeared il
your issue Of yesterday relation 10 the tep,cy SAFE
that was closed Oh Washlu eou's Birthday al tie Capl
tO containing statement, tLdt are botl untrue and un-
Just Il states that received s. from each senator
aud Representative that Inscribed his name II the
album. aud that / have asked an APPROPRIATION Of
81 800 for the safe These statements are wholly with
CGt foundation, aud deny tAem most empbsticalT.
never received dollar from any for the pryiicle
Of signing the book. aut have asked Cons fo
dollar srv~ra krprcseuf f4tIYe~ are subscribers u N
pap,r D SccDUd Century. Tor winch tey pay me - 90
Per year. tls hrs UotIlrg % 40 tn 4e safe a1
enterprise 600. but my oervlces,tAe 81, aud
its content. have gwen gratutousiy and t"rl II IL
great Justice % Inc % see charges rrhcctug such G--
credit tryiDE 10 make an honest iyin- our "
my paper know % no malicious feeling that should
prompt 10. aud do not unde 10 and lts origin.
Mis-. c. /. D1!HM.
10, - rHi0n-SqUars Neir- Iork Feb. 20, 1879.
ION inquiry we earn from Washington that the
dispatch in question was based upon the statement
Of Congressman, who said he had seen Mr..
Delhms hill. Unless other evidence is brought for
ward her card above must De accepted a. cOnciu-
Hye; but tits obvious that there is an unpleasant
impression about her work prevalent III Washing
ton, tor senator Morrill, has offered a resolution in
the senate the object Of which is to cause her safe
u be removed from the CapItol.-Fdl
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

: ., ,he chosen spots where these golden apples
o." t.n oranges will ripen not only In tho extreme
~tnern section but in nearly every county OF the
'1 TbrouShout q district 400 miles long and 30
e'a'o It and At en- altitude OF 1900 feet on the
,,.r, slope OF the sierras, this luscious frut
,,, r,,,sper when grown on well draiAcd ur
Va. and hill-slOpes, which are not exposed
crttng sweep Of rorthcrly winds Cnder theSe
oondOo' trees over four years oil have sur'vpo ,e
, rim, one because the temperature which formed
~ ., inch thick was accompanied by dry, heavy
". and s.vcrc north winds. Trees which were 'rr'-
TOD all through the dry season suffered most CON
st,rou.i,. for late growth was thus encouraged
r. tender shoots put forth IN Autumu were nipped.
ahu trees which alsV late growers were oI gated
L'.o sv+-ratt,cs for the same reaton Bu'. on the
81 lr ,e.r ~ rvervthiug to encourage I'm thc Wut"rS :
Nue~icnrc and fortified hv tie wise counsel ghtnritd
eA' ou Quarters bv The Bgiicfgg, CUluv1fnrS VIII D"
hOu frut groves of orange aud lemon trees W hcr-
vine viii flourish. j. therh any thing besid"9
eNt. . .hlch cannot he CessiuuJ act.luatCd IA
:
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
YEuoBr orr BLIIG ScRlBNER.

I, ~, Fdttor OF The Trt6urs.
SIR Please insert in your paper the following
resolutions adopted by the American Wing so
eeiy ol tbe death OF j. Biair scrIbner oil the class
Of 1872.
a HAsreas The American Wing Soeir-y ha- heard with
~ r'grrt OF t1e death OF =. Blair SCuuucr, o1 tae
cas- OF - therefore
beS,lrs4 Tuai the American Wbig Society has lost an
eu AID esteemed member, therefore. resolved, TIat
4e!t YWpatEy
Aso.rta' ILA the ban " the society be draped iA
,ll1g i9r thirty days and that these resolutions De-
tTrTlsDeO IA Tie IrutctiOAi4it and IHE NEV-I Jkh
~'S'N NJ Is, order 90 -Or-.y.
r A A. Bliss GIsI BLAIE per o.
~'''l4l.t-.. ~. 4. lfUNNI>s
..t. WED.
''."eft.II. q '. T.i. ID T-~o
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
TIE KANsA. TELEGRAM CASE

Whatever may be SAID of the rght OF Q
committee the House 10 examine private '-ra'"C
dispatches tnere caH be but cne opuOu a. io i- luu~
nee shown tlr -mlth, manager nf the telegraph conf
pauy in this CITY, COLIulHg him as prisoner, WurA
ail considered. He stated that he was IT,
iug 10 state al tuat he knew regard 60 Tie matter
but before producing che teieErtm' cdlrd ior he de
sirri 10 wall t cOuld hear from lis employers That
answer ne stated, rad been Uaitd L. point ~ fact,
W. happen % know that 10 was received IN this city
about rurro after tue p4S-dg" Ol TIC resolution
Ir,lu r for he Incarceration rt MT smith. 4 -rd
for me uac-ncies Of Qfe should have prevailed ard
Nr smith been allowed Ull Monday 20 decide
r,u l. course; out caucus had derlded otherwise.
Ib. fe,cr,t tuu company Is following the couree ms
ALWAYS pursued. 10 has always held fiAt i-patCuvs
sem uv5r it- W.T.. confidential ana has a!Nay-
refused u dvulge them u forced To DO 80. Congress
has ctIu- rcd me right 10 dispatches. and tue Je'e
graph company has ia one OF two cases yielded 10 tpt
pre,surr There never been uuF legal otC.stOn uu
he su.r,t % we except one made by tle supreme
Court fA- Distinct OF Columbia. 1t iI" matter Ot
discussed aua brought Orflr our supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27


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I,t.rr. .i ,.~u, ri, nv.,s' o a-t-ad o.. ,t1.r t-.
la.e ''lr-. so 4 'e est 10 .a. 'n !rta. FtD.y
Il,,gm- "a, orange. NJ
BRiTTAN-At Eev.Yo9,,., ci.r. on H.'r.-..v. F,b-ay
n b. 3D. tnr 5tst ve,r... ,~- 80.
oslTs S i 85sjsa .l Worcester qa-srs Pleas. copy
DORIS FTOr r-s -. F-hrllI. 20. l'foI short iats.,
Mary. Uauga.,r ot ;Ne late ohm uor,e.L
FArr t.oH ... 1.e As. ir- 80 80 West tt'-'i" "a
invited to attend without further
notice
HA.rRoUCE-At Eiarston y. y, FEBRUARY %, the Hon.
A Eruyn a,hr.ucx .u the s-rh vear ~ asaE".
H-1,, -i- , - a. r5c. " s ,u m Ft na,' cru-. a, Kin
st0n. on THURSDAY the 21tl 49,. ar clp. X D.
HOYr-,t Sew Canaan. Conn. February a. Stephen Hoyt.
!cal vice, BIZ, ate residence Thursday morning
1880 o'clock.
KNAPP-In greenwich, Conn.,. February 26 ar tre r-.i-
i-1.e of his moraer Mrs James H. Knapp Jo-~pA r.
FdG-a At the churoa at Greenwich saturday. 10
and friends are Invited TO without further
uouce.
LEDERER-on February % 1879 2, he residence, 1925
ernacle Baptist GauFc4
he~.~ -,!r me .oc Friday 2-'l
as. At l0 O'Clock a.. PROMPT Tor te pDue'e o pavne
iID'' '--i~ CHAs ". ~. s,cy
iDrD-Tn Rroo-lyn We f0e-1lv February &C. ~ pueu
F,, 3 ~ M ia al, is',' No IS M5u,-,,. on si.I,y
sQUHEs-on Tuesday morning February % after lin
SrI ~ .!ig''. ~ ..,''t , 4, -, ,- o. -'' *
a''eaI tI' ,ul-.t serv.-' AZ 1i are ~ , 80 -
..5 a,s ,tii M Eda no lover, BE- a a., 10 O'Clock - -y
WprgVT- -Ou wednesday affc noon February o. Sez.ti
wright in me '5ta year of nl,, age. ..,....
ner, .ervc.. ste resfeuce. 40 96 III ave" ~lr
day at - N it.' Snly requested that 10 flowers bs
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
PIBLIC OPINION.

The crineiuz attitude which Northern Dem
,,.f. Il 5ouS- assume before thtr southern Ia -
i.a b-il.a blush o. shame % The races %! iAtlf
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The signs Of the times all point to lilden
. me, ben oc:stlc candidate To- The fr,,id. ucF
r. brra- mo. of marty are opposed Z" hli ant
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Congress has announced to the world that
the Uufed states isteuf Jo nr-as 'i,A les ai '-"lr
& ' a.. p,r.arptOry aDr0safiOp o. tae t.Iuf~e ti''
a. q Grant uleAch ~ pu1UC t4'fn winch s'lIr' me
d name cf The country. and puts every "iher ,'.'h
L GU" ~. '-,,r,i i'm nudrTlskIug any .,u-S Win us
rh ,reaI upon honor, f-rpers ccAF '4- -p'