davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-27

tssy sl'ertf1, has decided to stcn into Sr. Wur
ster's shoes md try h,a ban'i. II the managerial
aronn. Owing to serious mistakes nlado dur
Ing this and last season by ST.. Wurstcr, Mr.
IIoeelater'h rosd to succoss viii fo IN uphill
ono, as the Germnns have hecoInr dtsssu.t!ul of
big promises, but there Is no rtaatn why Mr.
Iiocehktcr should not Ect the Proper support, II
he docs what tic promises an,i gives tiftt-eIass
performances with GouI ensemble company.
Mr.. Eloechsfer 10 4 good actor hmaeLf, uIMl
knows how to manage theatre. lie Aas rented
ftoo,cy'a Theatre for Sunday evenings, n1ul
will commence hts scason next tum;a1 night.
fie has engaged the best performers 81 Wus-
eter's old company, and Ia addition he will have
he has engaged during tho last week. Mr. Leon
Sc1iorer, in 01 actor OF great Fnpute, will be
!fle atage manager and fcastfng character actor;
Mr.. Hans Ravone, leading man; hs RtHltn'erg,
Comedians, Scssrs. Koch, se1ltn!tz, A','l schntf,
mn! also II. CarI Meyer and Mr.. Puts. bcs!slcs
scrcral other gentlemen for mtuor parts. Tile
ladies' arc: Miss Kut.n, for leadfng Mnsl Juvenile
nint slrs. Meyer. iis also expects te i.avo alts.
Augusta Horn, the best exponent of old woi1an
character in tho country, and who Is rery popu.
lar Ia this city.
, 1879-01-27

true business about that, pushing railroad \
mile md n half a 'lav, and dolngit without,
dollars ali Tsum anybody. So n,uet, for tho
I,nfure the ]catc expires on the hcadquartcrs q
Tom scuts's lobby, re shall have our road 300
miles Into Arizona, and LON miles eastward
from San Francisco. And, when We shall have
made connection with tlla Atchie0n, Toncka sE
Santa Fc. the Tnm scott scheme VI plunder will
he quietly laid away In it, lt.eie cufIln."
Our contemporary Is right In respect 70 ia
comments In reference to Thdmas Sc1tt. This
gentleman came tn California few years uGo,
An at TINT time, II our memory Aergaa Gs cor.
rect1y, he Was looking out for himself aud
friends In rennsy1vanta. without caring much
for the Inhabitants Of this coast. fla dttl offer
Diego, bnt what has ttat c!ty obtained In se-
tusni Newspapers, EuHever, will continue 10
PUT rom Hcott II they can be paid for doing 10.
, 1879-01-27

A runx cns Crtt!cls,n on the Favoejes Boppy,
,s.s Tort yaJaa,
Tba el1.tinn uf A1r. t,opk1tuv for hja third
..,.., H.. ~. 1,rI..a u.at.. ss,.,. r,,,,,,..a
'e''' >" '"o pu"s" o.a.s' ose.@s so'.o"eo
naturally on hts nomination in tho hcpunllcan
caucus, after speech by Air. Hustled. oia Of
the ,nost active utI w,ry Ut the State politicians,
In wh,rl IN, c.,,ds,r w.s embarked In . h,rh,v
s..' ",,. ,.s,,..'ss,,+,,h u. ss ~. ns.,. ~.
poel'e seA" Ill eo"'paos WIN ocu' usAuts ihe
two, JUDGED, wfEe Represented ~ having }olat1yt
II not scycralIy, saved tte UnIou, and then gov
ef,,efi it With unparalleled w,.dotu pud succest.
M. o.ct,.,uau, thrn ,rrr.o.-,l m. orator. ~.
~, t"e W. s"I 49,.
my 70 outS'e eseu othel III 1aauatlo1s uhs'l
opraker Alvnnl made c0nkliug tia peer Of
Webttrr, Calhoun, ami Clay. II thu performs
snee had lasted m,rh 1onrrr. "st.onv mep u
..a,,,d hs.s :. -, .- n. ch,,irsn :; ~.
"uu4u "a'e ekuA ~ "~e .'
dill al tlle Convention !nsl ial ~hen alf Gohk!l1E
restored s!art'luly III ll'c party INC aIa'r
leaves Tue trcl.us OF tlls Administration IN
toulcxhat luasGruus position, as thty can hatu'
u Aavc SUPPOSED That IT waa tor ths lAef ''har"
tnOntzed" lust tutni!ier.
!Arre was ID luz SeW 1ofR j!Hn4 o1 !aSt saI'
uldaY a !eelet sFosn Z dtssatlshrd Republican on
Str. Cunk'lug. whleh. taken III eullhrrt"n with
tAr edttots comments on II utnl IL appearing III
paper which II BY no mtans friendly u lse
Administration, 10 \ uAe!u@ contribution ~ tue
solution Of tho Golkatnx prob!en. Tho writer
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port of his pnrty: hc has no reputation ont.
side by own State: '!c has no hold on the
mind Of the cnnntrY: l,e IN nssociatr1 with no
arcna Tomorrow. be would he forgotten % rap
Idly az ''Tom" Murphy Or si.as b. Du,cl,er.
lfow IL Il, tl'en, that he IA reelected 10 the Sem
atc without opposit'on, Or more thsn q slight
The clcciion OF Afr. ConAlng for third term
+ nut the sign OF snHrlal a'fe:tion lor him.
lfe ilas shown no qualities to excite 19tcctson.
l!e has mt earned the favor Of tilc p'!nl!c.
.lcmauog,,c ai.,ut him. ills attis,ilc townt,ls
ftls 'f'H.ltuents is Vhe Of, tn the whole. stont
arrogance. fic /. mot, IN other words, although
q "fnYorsie enn." In any aensd PIT o. tue
State, lie Is, VIC ocllcvc. prt OF the Clty Of
Srw-Inrker ever hpcaks Vt him 10 sfFsngers
will nny nrfie.
What ii. success proves Is The enormous
1"'we!. which "tte. machine" atil possesses
Conksnz use, II, lle VA tim. Grans's favorlte
ectlaur. and shr thine. A. We now sec It, may
be said tn hare been built mp under Uen. Grant
ntnE no me had more to do NTH building Il up
t!at tlm partr, ca,ne into full control Of the
enormous number Of o!ices created t,r the War,
md in'o The full benefit Ut tha prestige
nn'l Influence which ,hc possession ol Of
represents lint influence anil prestige 10 com.
p!etety US Mt. COt!k'ing. There wcre ttronQ
aigna Ut rcyol. agaInat him AMI Ills system in
1871, unler tf,t Impression made by ttlt great
ara1ttia!s ot 1hr previous ft,ur years, md more
vigorous reformrr than Mr. Hayes might hare
ovcrthrnnn hin, and taught tho purtr TINT Il
might safctr seek nnbler Instruments. But Mr..
lIayes' tfmitlltv anl failure satisfied tllu work.
ing politicians al very early day tint te was
after all onty MI intrrEev. that Nj. Conk|fnE
represented what was most powerful naEl per.
1nancnt In tho pnrty oFHanixalIot, and TINT The
safest co1srse Vas to udhcre to him until The
!iayes disturbances MAS oYer, ana they have
.}r
, 1879-01-27

Tbs wspdlall ot to,n. tl3,ooo,o 900 worth Of
property, to wbteh Mrs. Or, Charles Naster, Of
lila city, aecnaa to bo III Aes, Is attrsctIhg Ut
tsntiou throughout the country. An account
VI the supposed !nhcritapcs WI. published In
the Sunday i}eraa 0f recent date, ailtl sIuca
then papgrs which 70 to prove that tho lady ts
ouu Of lie AcKay i4ui1iy Interested III tbs
property 1t lssue, both III tlasEow, Hcosland,
aud Maryland, haye arrived here. Mr. uoid-
etn,th, ot ths city, aIl4 several batr!sters tn
scotland, who have Geen seiaiucu In the !ady's
interest, VIII base tie ,cIai.ns Of uaris
clieut, no far Al tho property tu tEa old cuuutsy
Is concerned, oa the right of uEiuoxenitura, =.
Ahe fs the only dtTtct heir by thc ulalv sdu ot
the Mckay household. Tho e.tste In Seotlaba
embraces props1ty which was wllIcd to William
Joyea BY hl,n. This property right slould hays
Kouu 10 his br0tltr Juhn, lspsn whom Mrs. MattsS
ueaceuts ,u . dircct Hue. At thu btesent time
several DESCENDANTS Of The otEspflh9 " William
blckay have been found !u ". Louis 4sal In
Kentucky, u well u lhoae 10 Maryl4n1, all VI
Mhuu 1t prescnt hayetouusel c.nplu}ed to look
utter thckF ,uercsts. ll,c ulAi'na Vt tesu latter
p4r!es, counsel for Mrs. MsrtsF claim. were pro-
yIc1 for hy ,r will ol William MckaE, as thcy
ats ltu offspring Vi thuse whose heirs were pts'-
y,1rl for, It sp,'eaTs tI,at William Mckay raIns
to this COUNTRY lite salua ttns tIlu Raglcisiuah
ht1 ~ tnnnectir4t, ths latter, llks h!tnself,
having followed tLs usattnlss ot The trstsadcr.
, 1879-01-27

r.. NAsA@D I ~ T. 4kEk 4@9s
me roads east from Indianapolis, st. Louis,
sha othcf Western points that had broken tho
a1a ~, fasss. having pow ,uads all tho contract.
ae5 need 10 carry them successfully through
-, ne winter, restored them again last Saturday.
!Ae following iron, the Indianapolis JoarHat
naaFdsy Gtses the particulars:
o,oatfssy TO expectations Of shippers, cnrsatnly,
Mas given yesterday Of IN advance ao-da In
t. rovaaa satea. IN ths forenoon Of yesterday
~ Coanlstae Of ths lndaanaEolla pool
nr,t,n tsle2Fanls from railEoad otctaIs at can.
unH ~ points Mk!ng that 1atss should b. restored
xon, po!ntt With the n.sutapcs that slu,Ilas actlu9
Tss.a T" 20 taken at Chicago, Fepsia, 81, Louis,
sns"', ,a hause. Ind Cincinnati. snd itas uniil tho
s1s,ntx ax o! navigation. ut least, rates would b.
ra1.aaheu In m honorable and atgIct manner. A
s.suk Or ths managers OF shs lines II this point
sseu IA ths 8ftesaaoa, aad, aftst brief cun.
"isnte. !ha following resolution was paaand:
,.. M, Taat rates Of lha tsElk OF Nov. rs hs
E,isa On and sftar SATURDAY. tho 18th Inst
s1ttinK contracts II any, at pfsssnt rates b.
SleJs leJsa!kta. u Iepprted TO thu neneEal Axsuf aud
en 9f osfoEe lRu. IL, fnclnsiys, and that no
st.%s1tI IN Ianall Of Nthefwiss will he Forwarded
- Stt shan taftf rates sftug that dsts,
AI,i1 evening '. 7. MAlott, Chairman of tho Ell.
cnn, Fool loal!nsltae, fsestfed telegram fson,
t.ssionet - Cluk stating that 1t was tts aeslrs Vi
ssns Managers Of Ihe lFunk lines That lheIs
sua'a % Eestorat,on aul stftct niaintsnahce o{
seHts sts ~ III Western competing po!nls. kad {hsi1
s.,,s s.,asnee would b0 used 10 bring about such ~.
, 1879-01-27
establish military Gordon ot 5000 men on her
frontier, anu tho order for their mobilization
BULGARIA.,
THE IxGtBLATIvn ASsENBLT.

Hnftfaf nshuftA to TIA Tribune.
NEW Yonk, Jan. o5-Tlle Assembly Of Bui.
garian notab1es charged to ctoose Prince for
the new European State met ut Tirnova, the
CAPITAL, on Saturday Inst, and adjourned to pro-
cstd 10 active buslnees to-day or on Monday. 1t
couststa OF 120 members elected by The people,
who will elect 120 more in February Of March,
before the Assembly proceeds to discharge lts
hnnt duties. III Prcsllcnts Of the local and gan
eral councils md courts, thirty delegates sp-
pointed by tho Russian Administrator, Prince
Dondoukoa- X Korsskolr, The nins bulgarian
Bishops, the Turkish Muftf Of Wt1tn, the Greek
Bishop ot Varna, and tho Jewish Grand Rabbi
Of sota. Prince Dondoukoff's Lieutenant, II.
sukIanov. will preside. The Assembly is rella.
bly, pro.1ussian.
TIM r1HsT WORK or TH1 KoTABLss
will be to adopt the Constitution, drawn Up IN
adsance hT tho Russians, md approved By, the
Car. The organization will be practically that
of Tnrkssh et3aBss; the Prince cannot declare
war Of his own motion, though ho posseascs the
patdontng power; the Cabuct IL responsible to
National Assembly Of one Chamber one-
fourth Of whom are appointed BY the Govern
mcnt clerical members, BY the way, aru not to
vote on political sub1ecta(, md thc fteedotn OF
tho press and Independence OF the Judiciary IL
assured.
stuft.-v .,r.tr. Il. ~ \. ,,v,,,,,.o.x ~, II,
-. ; t.s;., e.. % . ~ ~ 70 20 Irmpaso.s W ~
nre,ant "1.,s.S ,sar ..s W. m,s 80 ...,.,. uu ~ -
s. sasn.."s,.s ~ p.'..'. ." ~" a. 'Mo, a,.a ..,s
...,...s ~. .sys ~ s...,.s,' -. ~. n.. 49, "a,
~ ~ .11s aa. ~ o.u 's'ss' s',,' ~. y
o.,.,r a'''. sva.'' 'as 81, non W. at. ~.
arsa =. o. ans ,a,,sss s,s,.. ..S .ns saa,,,,,o.'
=. a.,,a..os n non -, "'a s popa.nsou a.su
,,,a.. son M ~ " T.s;,' ;F' ~ ""''' ''''e'"Ds
S"3s' 'SS'.ss 49, me ~ n.1as ~ -
uu, "A eIasoN 's..e =. ~, - .'nsn M,
Nv. oe p'o,s.esu ~" W. 0p1.' 4nu e"o'se
y. ''s , aees'"u5 "'u1s oo ~ so""tmsu W '"o eat'
.au' aua seas"sa x,,,s !" ~ 'ae sanaso!ss VI u''
1'ss'5 y. oet4,a, ""'la t,s1Aun'a"@ ,,'. s'eo O.
, 1879-01-27
SUICIDE.
9O{klDEs
Hpsefal Dt&1atcA 10 1At 3$tS4HA

HDseldI Ul1pQfcN 70 3Af 9f78EHA
MILWAUKEE, Jan. H--rle lsraeltte calling
bttusclf Charles A.tmcycr, who shot himself tn-
sentlonslly last aloudsy night, died this morn
Ing ~ tho South Side Branch Police Station. It
tEausplres that hls right DAMS Il MAJ LoewsH,
that his father tsamuel Loeven}ts I teacher, ~.
sidinR 1t NJ. lleo North Sixth atreet, 81. Louis,
and that he has brntler namei Jatnea 1t Bfad.
ford. Ark. Deceased left hou,s two yaals ago
on sc.ount oi tsmtly differences, aud vent 10
New YORK. The !xst lew months OF his lie h~
spent lu Chicago. Tbs 1rasoD given By bin fpr
tbs suicidal aea was trouble With his parents.
, 1879-01-27

t----- .., .,,..t.~ -H,.h 4.
.,dtf1ts the asFer'9 ~ "s "'
sAls ea'e' ha' eo'' ~" ~ =, ~. ,,..a,,,. .na
ttandon papers spesn y. NV T.ss..,. =.
c,,ccesa 1.onsso ~ tne s'cs8os NULL ''s''e'"7 "
p,psds.
1h. n!ntci Of dena1 man u ekttsmiy
...,etons. Mf. TiIden sill fsta'ns oo'o on sns
ntmoersty.
r,o seyetitY of the weather thls @tneef
..,,,,rr, tho hope that tht spring poetry sesaon
~, ht f.tIu.e
t,,,.o List IL pA%sing tho winter In 1somc.
n. !, necuptcd now IN biz comnoa'tlnns, "Ths
sN..n ns s,rrsments,"
r. ,,o. ,,es,1 That Deacouefteld re.
Tie 1"m' H. .s..,.,.r, md he rnter,.tn.
fuses 10 car u. ~. .'1' xs.n,.,x.
'"onS .",', 's rh,l,,,, !. In Nav York. ,otus.
he""u. ,.on, n. bereavement c.used him
rhat fee"se's. y. ..,,s...',,,hv 49,
b. toe oea'u ~ s''s ~
The unskillf'f management NJ c'"l''' q!
rxccnttons which look place recently ha' convinced
- 4hst shsr|h4 should learn tht ropes.
, 1879-01-27

3W4 HKFuWL5W 1T 1s4RFt
PARIS, Jan. 2A-Nu1usrous DEGREES affecting
the positions Ut functlona1isa were signed yes
tcsday. They include the appointment Of II.
lacrold n Prefect ol the Betne, aud The replaces
n,ens Of SIX Procurs&ors-Q Qenesal. The National
ststes TINT probably liz Generals will be 70
mosed from thelE commands.
THN BNQH
has almost tsolated Paris, ~ far ~ teieg,aphle
communication il concerned, sxcspt west sna
north.
, 1879-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAYS LITTLE GAME.

4 ycnrc.entat,ve of Tar. Tu,nunx fearneo
from ap authentic source that Wax strako,cb.
~. ,."Ss.stH ,e". ~ ...'.s.. - ...er~ s,
WINS about to terminate her present engagement
1Lc renortsr nrnpoxu1 tn ohtnln iii tla ;nforms.
a., at,n. ~ v,a.t.r hs ,o..,,v roria NJ h.
t'on as1a. .1 as.sI 10 oss,Y Wy, eoaa oo ~
Itatol, for tho purpose of learning what Col.
slaplcsou, Of Her hiuIcssy's Opera Company,
hoI to sav ohou. rim scnort' A cnri scnt
nn nqu ~ ~ e''I h1on.ht NY wnr back sin fns
t,,ion was nTnmntiy nrcent.I. a,l the renoTtcr
ai.,ad "s tn; ~, nnls ro 'u and fn,nr In,
sntfrrt,st from rheumatic attack. Which n,ado
SIm 20 rcstiess stH hat he was cumuelci to novu
hoout " vhcn ,ha rro,tnt au.t,. H. VA az
elevated on a win.lox.stil. Attor tha usual
to eparecad e oSjcct ot tic vst ma
sssn,;,nr m thr nnrt of TMK 'rnfnnnr
aGout % Inc drswiugt trupm car ma1ter, and re-.
ali sjt tas a was @ not % Sl,as ie had h. CONS for,Mhe
hni snnihcr obirrt fnr f,fa yisit. a1ml atkri tin
Cnlnnal II he hid heard lint Miss Hauk haI
hcen snrarrh ~ H1 sirs Strakosch. Tho Cnlonsi
somarInt surnri,na. amswsrei tl,at sis tuuji
not 10 uurtgs1 by It's gentleman namcI; b.
VA, ,saa svps yepy bndn1 @ oncoo tlsI .bs eod M not
80 pssS XIX ess 81 mnst t, sn, snR .Sa ,c.
s,nv fnr VII. what would you do about Il ii said
W "rho ig,aoS, sonract ,,ays with Ntx flank Y,.
mad. for n" tin;trd Htates. md hava 1hrm far
al other countries where she appesra tor ms. ~.
Tiers il . hIni!ug ciauss In them that would
e 70 oaS asp
~ nt ~ ,oe rsfrsn ~ !trm n ~
Tne iii nsu.rs rern drswt, un under ths hest lsssi
sdyicc that cou,a bo obtalned, and i thIak thay
, 1879-01-27

8dN FF0aoaseV NoTalN9 Caii,
The Steek HtpSrt, Of this city, after noticing
the progress which Ia being made in AFlzuus ID
pushing forward the construction Of the South
cru Pacific kailToaa, says:
Th* II ! Ruod deal bettte way to build =
rsflsoad than u tepd blx !uuby tu Ws4hfpe-
Ton, fent honte. stofk II With tapestries, bill
ta1.l.tsoles, aud thatup49ne, and give srcsJ body
10 uopKscA4 I IAtchksS. Ihe10 Ia b s,nsck of
, 1879-01-27
IDAHO.

ooisa Cir, Jan. 2a.-T1o xInRa Of the
lower aouae oa the Legislature have come to-
ke'aef' The Democratic Organization has heen
9eS!afe9 Illegal. FoEty<ig ballots negs taken
es tss sMe sPeakershlo Without choiee. 4 eoln.
Eom'ts l. locked Tor tomorrow,
, 1879-01-27
TRANSIT TAX.

LONDON, Jan. at-rhe I'o*t's Berlin corye.
apondent says n IL understood that Bismarck
hss declared himself In favor OF 4 tEansIt duty
on foreign goods passing through 0sFnaa ter
rtsosy.
IAsr 7IIuRanAr NioHr's RuMoR-
Berlin, Jan. At-liumoEs ara current that
somc sscset information relAtiye to the Gcrmau
army has been trsasopably sold to foreign
Government.
, 1879-01-27
CARY


Spftiol Dtspa4cA 10 7Ax TsttuAA
6PRsxoStsLD. ILL.,, Jan. aA-1en. u. =. Cary,
Of Ohio. lectured hcse before tho Reform Club
this evening, delivering for the hEst sims new
lecture" AaiAtske4 About Moses ''-la answer
to tnger4oll'a "atiatake4 Of Moaas,H
, 1879-01-27
rrhEGER3lAN DRAMA.

The failure of Manager Wurstcs will not DE-
pstve tue 0ermaus 0! this city .! : tss.-cla.s
German theatre. VI, Emil Noecbstcr, fofmsr-
Iy coasul IL Bremen, Germany, An4 lately Dep.
, 1879-01-27

&bsrtd1 nst,atcA IN ma TrtAuH&
DAyENpun1, H., Jan. aM-ivhtla attempting
tn oIen Tho skyilaht ovsr the Furnaces In the
blacksmith room Of tho railroad shops at CedaF
Rapl!t, Yesterday, Michael Cannon IVES fatally
|suffocated by gas.
, 1879-01-27
A M4IktiFRF,

Special hsealsA 10 IA 7tfbuaA.
"1satxarox, D. C., Jan. 26.-May Marshall,
n,. salesxo pedestEienps, completed htr ts3d
quattes-t1tls 1t 10 tonight.
, 1879-01-27

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. N.--it IL slated tho
President md Mrs. Hayes will visit the l,efos.n
School fos Boys at alcrldcn, Conp., tho coming
auniHtr.
, 1879-01-27

6TV1K{M 104IE fDs"kJs
"Iiow much property has Minister Seward
now. Sir. Mycrsf"
"IIc owns about flfty houses in 8han2hat, At
least half OF which arc Chinese broth4ls, which
bring tho highest kind Of rent. Hn owns Tho
also purchased the large nnti handsome real.
i1cpce Of the Austrian md Hungarian Legation,
Mn,l rents It to that Empire. He has bought i
plantation In Loutsiana mud 4 farm In QEspEs
County, New York: The salsry Of the osflco b
unly $5,uD Year,
, 1879-01-27

--------- II 4FEs*II 8"7K ' E3b7s
PorrsvIEIE. Pa., Jan. 2d.-Frhe are In the
burning mine at Locust Gap Fas e1tluGu!ahed
this murntug. f.ota unknown.
, 1879-01-27
He Is Numbered Among the IN.
fortunate Class Called
Kings.
England Understood to BE About
to Pay Ef,UUU,OOO for
Cyprus.
Learned Men iu Council to Devise Pro-
teotion Against the Russian
Plague.
The English Lahorors Forced to
Work Longer Hours for
Their Living.


THE POPE,
ne GIFTS NOTICE 70 QUIT.
LONDON, Ian. 9N-Tho Ti'nes' Berlin corre.
spoudcnt says A telegram from Rome reports
Tint the rope has received threatening letters
from tic 6uciaiIlts In connection with his recent
encyclcal letter, and intends to call the atten-
tlon ol the Powers thereto.
, 1879-01-27
l. $50, M00,M


et. e"sAt s'o<A' ..'s...ss .sst....HAt od3s ia. Nv
.sH S1 foads rspoEt dividends on pssts.Eed stock.
~ ase'hhnas .h sAndasky clevs!snd asa Included II
, 1879-01-27

New York gotsip has sold the Nav York
Herald to ", II. Vanderbilt. Il ia contectnr.sl
tint, With Vanderbilt for = proprietor, tho
at the editors become reporters and all the re-
portcrs editors, md Ia which the foreign corrc-
spondcnt becomes The dramatic critic md the
rrraf,ti-boy secs 7eason for taking on airs, would
doubtless cease, aud We should haTc mort rail-
road Intelligence.
, 1879-01-27

TURKEY,
L0oK OUT FOR NEW SULTAN.
Paris. Jan. 29.-Ihe Journals publish reports
from constanttuoplo Tint the Sultan is III.
nouMEL!A.
LONDON, Jan. ga 1'me4 Constnntinop1e
correspondent eays the idea Of mixed occupa.
tton at Roumcla sectus entirely abandoned, Ia
consequence Of the objections Of france and The
Fortc.
RUSSIAN n1NpnANc1.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The Standards Phllippopo-
lis correspondent says TINT tho Austrian, En-.
gltsh French, and Turkish members Of the
Eastern Koumclian Commission have adopted a
motion calling tho attention OF their Cabinets 10
the obstacles raised by Russia to thu financisl
administration Of the Province.
THE PRICE or orPAus.
The Tost's Berlin correspondcnt says It Is hn-
nounccd In diplomatic circles that England
agrees to definitely purchase Cyprus to avod
the complications ariatn3 from nominal COD
tlnuauco Of tlso sovereignty Of tho Sultan.
Ono million pounds sterling arc offered. which
tho 9ultau will probably accept.
TAa FINAL A0nEEXENT.
LONDON, Jan. M-The TInss' Coustnntinor1e
correspondent saJs the draft Of the deanitlvo
treaty with Isussla has been sent to tho palace
for tho Bultan's approval.
su0oHsTIoN.
CoxsrANrlrorLB. Jan. 2J.--Francc has ad-
ylsed the Ports TO ccde Janfna to 0reccs.
TuA EVACUATION or sruz,
In fulhllmeut OF Turkeys engagement to Mou-
tcneKro, ts proceeding quietly.
, 1879-01-27
The LAKE


917fTa| DLl1aIe& u JAS yTtkNNA,
MI ."lLt"ArKrs. Jsu 2h-The schooner Bella
E,sR5 ER5.S aft'gsd to-day from Ahnapes With 500
, 1879-01-27
PERFECT EYESlCHT.

Detestt7c EYesfaht, Sore. Weak, Watery, md
1n!larnei Eyct nrc caused hY Catarrh. Tho
RADICAL CURE etireB fhc most alarming Afuc-
lions Of the Eve BY asrestl1lG tile further prDH
resa ot Casurrh. No remedy tu medicine c4n
compare with Il.
privu. w!tl. improved Inhalur, Treatise. and
Directions, 81. Sold by all drnYXsE.
, 1879-01-27
TILE RAILWAYS.

-. "1' .It' " eae Soa'a'leS'oaes u
hhlFoaae and lelc2faphs of Ohio hhs bcct, COM
,lcled Tho following Il summary of .thc rc-
,,n., '"S ~
r.s..
tittJ'eevnn railroad coMpartes report corporate
tanr, 1fo for 'n5s1 ssc @ sn, aspgs"g gss gross
III .i III ~ ' .Inin. yEss enup9 a n1 =, iS5s: e.
III NJ es1nns. ~, sSa'1 g eto 3o y as7
iii, ii IN iS7t;7 eaiu ~ II. 3na INV sn ~ L.
fs,"nes hs1san K. 81, o - w ne. ta d-
c,,n IN nst ~ sntnss t.n ~ s sasaanEs ana tho
IT, ,oSaei IT, Gehe eh!enJ accounted for BY
~ ~ ssu"ss'on ~ ~ t'a. ~ aae1ss aaa "ases:
ara A. fniloss. "s' esp'''e" " Ano 'o4o'nK hhes
t"'!pns ..-... r..
n1tantle q Great WestoEn... -. ....3 S73 n3s. 90
t3nstns; tG3'nstnns; nsmi!ton tayton.::. H1. .9ab. %
Cincinnati l. Indiana, ....,........ ana 1EN M
, 1879-01-27

Mrs.. Matter has great confidence that she viii
soon come Into possession Of what Hghtlpttt
belongs to her. ?:
, 1879-01-27
i Pleasant Colnoldeu

i Pleasant Colnoiden
Tile Hartford Post notes 4 p1easant cotncI-
dence. About thirty years AGO the Hon. Orvilie
Il. Plat becan1s the principal OF nm acadomT u
In tlIat position was the lion. Henry IT,, Hoyt.
On TutsJay Sir. Hort was induetad Into tha
Office ot t3overnor Of Pennsylvania, nnl Nr.
rlait Was elected Senator of the United 8tAtes.
, 1879-01-27

Ulccrative Catarrh extends to the OfRaua OF
l,cnsInr. and. untess checked, destroy. thcn,.
Dy arrcsttnK md removing tho cause OF
Catarrhal Deafness, ths RADICAL CuHs sue-
cetds When all direct applications to tho Ear
, 1879-01-27

In lite uiccrous OF rott[ng forms Of Catann
It rapidly Fe.novus loattsotns-ameliipg corFup.
tou, clrauscs, dcodori1c*, and heals the decay.
luz PARTS, mud positively removes tho 1Au5a at
Bad breath.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-05
Adobe Houses.
Commissioner.

Adobe houses are generally SUD- posed not to be very durable. This, however, is mistaken notIon There is recorded evidence that the govern or's palace" in Santa Fe, New Mexi co, was standing in 15s1-two hun dred and ninety seven years ago. It is well preserved, and occupied as a governors residence. a legislative hall and Territorial library room. In this palace" August 18th, 1849, Acting Governor Vigil received General Kearney and formally surrendered New Mexico to the United States by presenting him his sword in token of submission. It is in contemplation to add a second story and a shfugIc roof to the building. The San NIfgu- el church, of the same place, and still used as place of worship, was burn cd by the Pueblo Indians in 1880, and repaired 0he walls being the same as originally built in 1873 Adjoining this church, almost immediately north yet stands one of the buildings built and occupied by Indians when Santa Fe was a pueblo, and although prob ably erected more than threescentur- ies ago, is still in good preservation, and now inhabited. None of these buildings have other than dirt roofs, and from their durability it is not too much to expect that an adobe house, with stone foundation, copper or tile roof, and sufficient cornice to clear the walls of water, in this arid climate, would endure for a thousand or more wears.