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To fh6 EANof Q3 ms 1ftdtkh$,
CHICAGO. July 20,-Ouo "John Byrncs, Of o7o
South Water street," undertakes to dtsputo
some statements In THE TR1BuAH tn regard 10
the inferior arms IN tho possession VI the ZuIus.
lIa says:
The rrlnce Imperial wss 1rut shot down, after.
wards atscga!ed. III this days TRIBUNE NO aso
told that tho British futccs In lhsiE last battles
with the xu lua WORE surrounded by ''cIrclo u
nre." II Is thus appatent that tnsy had fleaEns al
TIN time, aud klcw how TO use thetn.
All examination Of tic body Of the Phucc Im-
perlal proved that ise had not beon shot, o. no
bnllet-mark wound was found upon bis body.
Tie cowardly Lieutenant aud sqund, who gat.
lopcd oil and abandoned tho Prince to bis fate,
started tho story tlnt lie fell undor yoltey
1tcd =. them By tic blacks IN the patch Of corn;
but they lied. Tho blacks ran after the Prince.
whose horso had escaped hm, caught up With
him alter foot.Eaco Of 500 yards, aud stabbed
hlm Httn thclr spears. lits body WIS found
stabbed In sixtccn places; but there MAS nc
bu!let.wound. II does not appear uaat noro
shan three or four Of the Zulus had guns; un1,
iu fact, they weru but small sunad Of scouts.
II LIEUT.. Carey bud chRrGsd upon them with hls
tToopeFs he could hnYo put them ~ Digit, and
sAvcd the prince's lifo; but lie was dunghil
fowl, md lied at the trst tash OF q Zulu shotgun
As ~ the 0ther point, l did not understand
TuK Tribune ~ saSing, or meaning 10 convey
the iles that Cetewayo's army had no l]scartps $
but rather that It WINS chiefly armed with
asseRals, ,-speatt. II Ia probable that uuo blacH
ln ten or fifteen had sOme kind OF = drGatD
aud few charges Of ammunition. CctewayD'l
Gkttmishilne would be armed with mubknts \:
Tar a. 10 could ploYide them. When LII
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columns advanced on the British squares, these
which would corrcanond with 'he rclnrt.'. But
thugscat bn'k of. Cescwa5o'h men Ind no better
rntil they coult1 npproach within faw parcs al
@ m ss X 'sY sss eso s's sorras ior iss e s1sr ss
posed to tho direct tta Of tho 'l3,tlsh rifles,
sst's ssss.:ay t e ''ss es. " I" &c., 5ss would I'D
thoIr charging columns broken and throwats
Into con'usiun. Without firearms .(oxcopt tha
few IN tho 1E!,Hsn OF the akfsmslera}, they wcro
the British lines. Of course their ranka mai.ed
away very speedily, still they exhibited nmsz.
Ing courage. Tic accounts Ut tllu t,att1o statu
tint the bdrks Reached within slxty vnss Of ile
Brftl.la s1uares, 10 the tase OF 'c dcvnurnI tra
they broke and fell back. Tie English had care
fuiiY selected the ground on which they ollcrol
battle Their aanks we're protected by rtvsts,
their fronts by tntronrflments, MID lnGY fought
under cover agatnat exposed men wI.hou. me-
arms. The weapons OF thc zulus wcro as prltn!.
tyoa those uaeli by the lows and and
!h'istines, 4.0o0 Ycare aao. Indeed. 1'1ure 80,
for tho JcTs amt their antagonists wcEo psu.
tectea ty metalltc shields, Willie t1s z4lus'
wcro aingert md archcrs; they sluog stones at
their euemfcs with grcnt skttl and loreo. and
Fhot arrows with unetrinE aim. Tho Zulus had
neItl'cr hltnEs nor bows,--noth'ilE but speats
+AAIpb " iGT AlL7hSt3 }Vf kA4H AEf-
der these circumstances, 5000 intrenched
soldfcrs armed anl cauippcd as wcfc tho Brit
lst', Should flave no difficulty IN whipping fifty
such forces NJ Cotpwayo icsl aEanht them.
.Tllcy were In 1,0slt!on 10 slaughter tho unarmcl
Zulns-who really mad no artna in such a com
bat--ns. fast rs tie wt1tehcs ndYhncsdt no mat
ter luW numerous they might to.
IN It's political napcctst H. was undoubtedly a
it VIII no fight at all, and rauHs uut little nbo,a
q massacre. AMER1CAN,
, 1879-07-28


Chicago, July 25.-lwil accept the chalenj Of
tho Later- 0cta" In Its issue Of the Nth to prov
from scientific standpoint that insulated
ltntng- rods ar not Only uaelcs, but ar, also. as
stated In my communication Of Tie aasd, dnu-
Ecrus, anl that tho theory Of nou-insuIasbun
has ben advocated and sustained by the hicst
authorities frn1n tic days ot Dr.. Franklin III the
present lfsnv; that tho conducting power of
lituLng-rols is proporshune{l tn their secshunal
urea, Or wait, and not, ns is frequently clairnd,
tu their enrfac; tint thaT need not hay their
loer ends aI"nvs resting In Wntef; and, also,
tllat tho theory that rod prolecta 10 propor-
sl,lln tn Its claTaahun Is rs erroneous aa M tile
theories Of lnsulashun nnd s1trfae c0nlucshun,
providing ynr composltors anl pruf-
rclert vii continue III folio copi. attn
perfectly Wiling tu gtg the later Ocean
rcdcrs, thru TIE TRIBUNE, nl the tu-
fntfnashun can On u,c l!tnIng-ro cwestshan,
II acceptable In new spcllfnEs I am 10 derruB
Of kocpnE new spcllings bsfor TIC 1cpl, til aid
the pc!iinE-rcform rnoVmcnt, "a Is the editor
atrrctBhun aa tn the nlothod Of yustng tho great
rst inycnsttiu Of tho last scntury-the lining
rod. WI the IHter-Oeou,t tel llu pep1 why gas
pipes, stenm pipes, wuter pipes, spaking tuGss,
metallic vnlaee, hei wIres, metniic rufs, ETC., aT
not Insulated Il 1t bs necessary tu 10 insnut
titnlng-rodsl WI 1t nleo tel the nepl whether
rods put up with insulntors u insulated after
u1e glas bocotnn wet, by rnlnfall VII Il and its
tcdcrs carefully Investigate tho arttcl In TIL
TR1RuHE Ut the 23l, tn 10 II the losotl giyn b.
Boltnd3 And tn tic Hlcant!mo NIL prupare
prufa tn eusta1u my posfshun.
.JouH N, Morn.
, 1879-07-28

TIHtH bEHf1ER8 THSTBNUAY.
Tho "Dt.tp!es OF Chrtht " arc but smsll
sect apparently, judging BY the attendanco yes.
tor1ny afternoon ut their mccstnG+ Thcy arc
aarness Christians, sornathtng after the Camp
belllte pattern, and It would scc.n that they
sithcs do not believe In paid ministry, or else
arc not numerically strong enough To support a
professional cxliorscr atd e1poundEr. They
1neot each Sunday afternoon at No, go West
HaHdulph street, and thero & reporter yesterday
found uaem---stx strong; threo men and thrco
Uon,eu.
'rho eeryiccs were Of the simplest character
mud were not pzotrncted. A hymn was Sung,
tho Campbelllte collection buhg used, al"l llscn
followed hn cxtenlporo PRAYER by an old gontle-
man, apparently Scotchman. who by Ccuural
consent nppcared to 10 tho chosen 1cM!Cr. Ap-
other elderly u,au selected second hymn nnii
the arss ons read portion Of the sixth chaptor
testimony OF John" 90 then commented at
some lcnrth on the sacred text, Which u,rrn.cs
bow Christ told His hearers to cat and drink Of
LIZ body, for tllnt lle was tho living bread
A small tab!u IN tho centro Of the room was
covered with . fair white cloth, and upon this
re,ied somoth,ns unseen, because spread over
Il there was napktn. At 1,e conclusion of tho
upon lin readers tie eanctity ot ulo Lor,i's
Supper, and the necessity Of frequent COM
nunion With Him ln tho rnannar whcb liz
rallied for and provided. tho napkin WINS
withdrawn ss and revealed tha customary brea.!
invocation. ttnplortng tho Almighty to prepare
their tlcarta for proper reception OF Cllrfst's
boay and blood, and then distributed Tie sacred
elements. Everything was done roYescntly
auce and The unclerleal appearances os LIE littls
room, there Was nothing specially noticeable In
this CatheEluE Of ttIe faithful.
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afternoon on tho southern end Of Like Pnrks,
The nttraction being tfco ,openair concert
slst,ng Of aver tht,ty musicians, md :slc credit
ot the affair Is duo to Mr. John A. Rtee, OF The
fremont uousc, who engaged tho ba,1sa. for tho
day. Tho music rendered consisted Of eclec-
t!ons, overtures, and operatic pieces, InelulnE
band occupied tho tnusic-stand To tho
co,,trc Of n erassy nn,ph!tscatre covering sev-
ernt cases, the sklca OF which wcfe closely
studded t,v listeners. The music Tus rood and
Nans greatly enjoyed BY oil. md It is understood
t1at concerts Of a similar nature will bo g'ycn
every Sunday afternoon DURING The summer.
proys,led satisfactory arrangements can ID
made.
lNQUEeTs.
Coroner Manp yesterday held M iuauest upon
lat1cs Dugan, ~ yoars Of ago, who died at No.
500 I1a listed street Of niurtcs received by acc!-
dentaly falling lntcr gratn-bin fity fcnt decp
In The 0aiena Elevator. Deceased loft stfes
auf IRE chi!dren,' An inquest was nleo llei5
at No. 2ls holt aven,ie ..ipon Victor Emanuel
Johnston, 0 ycara OF n0o, who was found drown
cd IN tho North Btanah of 1Io river at TIC foot
Of Crossing street.
, 1879-07-28
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES,

Just pubshnd. now treatise entitled. "rrac-
teal DISSERTATIONS on Catarrhal. Bronchial, md
Tutcrcnlous Affections Of tho Air pastagea and
Lungs" '"r1,e Value III Change. OF Air, 1.-THE
DoaIen and Construction OF the Proposed Hospital
II. D.
formation and Guidance OF persons Of weak lungs,
mud tfose afflicted with bronchitis, catarrh, asth-
tna. aud consumption. 1t shows by lntlisputabto
fncfn:
F,sst-'rhat very nearly ond.hdlf Of those who
dio In Ch!cago ta1I.l throughout tic whoo North
wcstl. nboye tic aye Of years. ars destroyed BY
thuss 1lsshacs.
StcoaI-rhat chronic diseases OF tho throat and
lungs ars wholly lneurablo by mediclncs given by
the stomach.
Ia'rd-1'hat catarrl,, Roro.!hroat, bronchitis.
and nstls1ua, when treated by tho stomach, run
Into consunpton. md end In DEATH
FoHrfA-rhas tho only way they can bo arrest Cd
o. cured in by toni Treatment. applied directly 10
thG Affected past4 by inhhfaff01.
,finh-1llat sl,ss treatment hns been adopted IN
all hospitals for lung diecnsaa throughout EntDpe.
TAoso Interested IN these subjects can obtain
copies frce by caIlns at " scnd!ng Dr.. Hunters
office, No l0j Stato sitcoL, any time batWeon o
aud j o'clock,
, 1879-07-28

Au usEene qc"n nh,. osrS n5o .aao w, M,. tvs i''o
apparatus NJ oouth en"aoo. i'eto "e q'Vto
numncr Of business enterprises in this places IN
Guiding jumber-yurds auI n big hotel. The ~
.,,-onco cornnnnics threnten to Withdraw unless
.%a.s .a..,n,,t.r ,,o.,a ~ r,ro,o,, ,hefr trtnr.
ustta - o'''es""b "~ ~ p
css. 4Ay 'nat'es "as Ds" s ,,sa'.. ".,as ~ ,"s
boarh OF lraeiecs hna ~ tne'a 1c1eteeu ~ =
committee which will report at the uoxt Bonrd
mcettug,
r,,o s,o+fon. a1ono tf,e lima of tho Til.
ros G.nraI Rof1rnad arc bctnf. snt hnctc frnm the
1uo ttno,, ee"'''~' A'''- 49, . NV '~-
~" forn,a,,ons nj sta,1on nt tin Yorth end
=, nxaxe Wn,,,n',ord aro %u,r is1 for tie nor<
nt,no,ens - "0'''f ''''
r"",r,t,, ...s ,,tv.r M Frfd,r cvcntur ot
IN c,,so ~ nv cnor1 stnwnrt ~ Mias pn1na
a' I Wiss fawr,t a. If PnSs,n' and M,s YarJ. of
s,.Ia.,..a se H. i,,,;"s ~ m..inmar1rs
Ncrt Thnr.',aY ~ evcninr ,bc stGaIner Fayorlle
Ia ~ +ato ti,a9 vot,nW nct,n1n Of IL. ,iofn;s
, 1879-07-28
Senhtor Chandler and Silver.

10 fh6 fIuNof N iHe 1ft0tHf.,
aMRnoyGAN, Wis, July M.-I notice tint
Senator Chandler went for THE CHICAGO Tn,u-
uxs in his Madison {1vis.) speerh, because OF
laborers hnil lost sl80, ,03, ,000 thu past year be-
cause the bullion IN tho silver dollars (in which
they werc not p1!d) was worth, as he says, IS
ccuts. But hotico the old millionaire didn't
oter 10 sell any. ouch 1ollarsl l notice,
also, he changed ILLS premiao from lhr
past to rrcdtcttilE TINT ouch Wouln bo tlla case
whcn sllvor certificates were Issued. Wul], VIC
Lnyo t,atI suveral millions Of them fssuet, and
thal arn worth par la silver, Or gold attucr, aud
nre likely tn bc. How call aiycr cert!ncatH be
worth lcss thsn uar whcn It calls for a lcgal-
tuntler st0llar, asd what likelihood Is there OF 4
when all thu nc.iye monoyai instltntlons of the
nation are directly interested In hnglneit at par,
mud wDeu sslHA 0tN} tfM IT nuw bonds layo 6con
ao!d or exchanged, within a few months, every
ono Of which 1t was dlstinctl& Understood,
boLl, at homo aud abroad a., waa pay. t.
Of Tho t1oyern.nent1 AL these fast iuterusta
aro concerned IN keeplnE st!gcr "a good as It Is
now. Silver ts rcgatniilE ntl TINT 1t aad unjust
" lost. No nation, III view of the disasters
nr.slug from 'ts no1-use, Will 10 likely to re-
peat the experience Of this country aud HcrEua,ly
tn abandoning tta use. All nali0us Will luok to
Franco. md yro how successfully it waa hrre
kopt IN uso dur!t., all thu Years 1t ita attempted
drssadator,, mud how t1lluplant!s III! Hat catl
eeL into lso 10 this country nun inaintnias IL.
self hestde Eul1. Fur VERY stlal!o Chandler
should roasa hls raven croaktnE.
The silver certificates be dccrcd arp tho perfect
and natural lneaus to dispose Ut Ills objection to
sllsor OH tho ground, Of bulk anA weight.
Counting til the many tons weight Of . mtlIiun
nf silver don't scare tlIr pN0F inan who has but
little; uld tlJosu who AaYe much uloneY know
tllat the u,oro they have tic largor nro their
commercial transAct!olls, the less money they
carry on their pcrsuna, md tho less they cara
about tie bulk Of weight OF money.
, 1879-07-28

TO fht suH0F ~ 4Hf fF1OuHes
CHICAGO, July W,-'l'he pnTty who recently
caused gome 0,000 Of tllrir Infamous pamphlets
to ba distributed in tie city seem to think tl'at
they can yct trilc with public opinion at their
pleasure. despite tho several timely warnthEs
given. This present week a man could bo seen
standing on Milwaukee, avenue, near the Vln-
duct, handling out right mud left these afvcstis-
Ing vlcrs. This ssas done after tho notlco In
Tuesday'6 TRIBUNE.
This kind Ut literature Is not wanted IN our
homes, mud should be put down at once. Down
with these in1seFaho men. ad let them under.
stand that sooner Or inter they will be crushed
In their dgnanec Of public opinion.
There ts q city ortlluancc 4, forco PROHIBITING
tho distribution Ut this kind Of literature with
In tho corporation. Besides, the nature of the
book makes the parties issuing 1t liablo to In
dIctsncnt. II thu Superintendent. Of Poicn
would strictly enforce tho eity ordinance 10 this
regard, and our worthy statc's Attorney have
thts matter brought to test In the Criminal
Court, nj ans rate By continual harass!ngs, pcr-
secntions, prosecutions, ansl snbiect!nE TO heavy
hucs for each aud every violation, these PARTIES
would soon be compelled to abandon thls dis
reputable mud netarious practice.
TIM puor1r.
, 1879-07-28
SALVATION.

SERMON III THE REV. R. D. sHBrrARp.
The Ncv. Robert D. Sheppard, Of Drace Moth
DIST Church, corner Of North La9alio md White
streets, preached yesterday morning on "Somo
Conditions Of Salvation" u!s text wns aa fol-
lows:
dierp. Except hess ahlao III tho ship 70 cam Of bo
saved. --Arts, IrpF4., 81
The reverend gentleman drnw graphic
picture Of Pauls sllpwreck In tho Mediterranean,
and narrated tue circumstances attending it,
with description Of the final rescuc. The vog-
ngc of tic cor1-ship from A1cxnnrta TO Malta
reminded him of another voYaeo,-that ot tic
good old zh!p Zlon, which, like the cornsh!p,
was destined to como into port at last aafa and
sound II SO be, rs In the tasc OF tho former,
oil ahdcl In tho ship and rcmaincd atcadfast
in devotion to their duty. and this
led lim TO consideration Of tho
question at personal salvation, and tho means,
conditions, un1 helps connected with Its hccom-
plshment. A ,nsn soekIng salvation should, ns
tsa7elcr to stsaWGo country, nrncccd by
rome anfc, accredited wny. hi man was not
nado tn live nlone, II was vol, therefore, HUT
he should mako t|,e journey 70 ucavon In cotn-
pe"y VIII @ os51 to sse' ss S sgppGrth % ths. s
mus spiritual intlnenec, with its diyincly-instl
tutcd ordinance Of preaching the Word ns the
foundation Of !ts nscfuness. Once embarked
Un Lie tnuMl o. CnTl5t, oHG 1nu6L aUitab tAeEtlu
to become strong, nall-roundcd satnt Ia tho
end. Tho Church wna Hosl'a oraunel 1ncanh
for making thu voyage from earth to
Heaven. People needed tho Church, md It
nected them. Tlioy needed It as q means
fur reaching Heaven. 1t needed them because,
being puor, 1t needed their powcrs, u,eir en-
thustnsin tu help tho progress q! tho world infts
Journey onward. 1nstcad of letting 60 the old
aLrulnentalii!es-tEe preaching OF tue Word.
tllu prayer.tpectlne, the class.tncetinyalld sub
etttuting fo} thrm i!,e "fnors 1nodern'' n tneans,
It were rsatly butter to stand by the good old
ship even IN tho 1nidst Of raging storms, cut
bo driven BY wind and wave towarus the open-
ing tu the shore. And It last, when the old shtp
wns battered to pieces, alono VIC might make
the little remaining segment OF Tic voyagos With
Gods protecting and oycrhanglug Providence,
and, once Within TIC tagun OF rest, meet tt,nso
who bud made tlle Same great 7oYagu hufoce Us.
, 1879-07-28

Private Edward +. Gall was elected Cnptnin
Of Company c, FiEst Cavalry, last week.
E, +. McQuatd. beooud Lieutenant Of Com
papy E, 8econd Regiment. hos rendered his res
iGnation.
George G'assbrook, FtEst Lieutenant at Gem
panY E. Secoud Regiment. tenders tla realgns-
tiou. Forwarded approved.
g. 81. VauzwolI, Second Lieutenant OF Com.
pany, First Infantry, has rendered biz realgna.
ttou, which Aaa been scccpted.
Capt. OConnor, Of Company y, seeoud Regl-
ment, recommends the dl1Chargo, "for The good
Of thu serTtce," ot PriYatos john Coady, Patrick
, 1879-07-28
I'IIE CLAIM AGENTS.

The President of the Railroad Claim Agents.
Association has Just tssuel tho following circu-
lar:
will be held at the Otfatd House in philadelphia At
10 a. NJ. ou ths 10th day OF September, 1870.
:. Tue purposes Of our Association Rays previously
bcsn set forth, and III calling Qttontion to this
meeting Nc can only say that NO cnnsldsr tho Aa-
soctaton has already demonstrated ita usefulness
The succcss Of our Isl ,nrutink ii S1. Inui.. in
December, 1878. rnboldeha u 10 tiope that va
will have large representation from every sec-
tiun At our coming meeting.
You aru respectfully requested 10 send yout
Claim aFent VI whoever investigates the claims
presented agAtast your Company, 10 attend II thu
pnxt meeting.
Those who expect to be prrseEt will eonfs5 H..
vof by advising either Of The Undersigned carly
~ practicable,
, 1879-07-28
THE RAILROADS.

4no "auson is.. ~ .,' - . ..aa s,s"I s, s'.s
~, ~ n.o. 1,a W ~. ~ w w.. a.. .a .,,a 81
,.. NV ae"s- .'s tsea Aoa luz &''o ''A'
",,a.s,A.. - ~. ~ 49, 49,, - .o
b1 ths nflcers Of lbs Wn6anh Roilrond Compsng
r. tts osnnnr,on ~ IN" West boun freIeht In in
uesttncu ID California. Tho application WIS mado
t. s 9Ge q H .nx nss hns ,n0s G1s H.
cfcd mny II by tG ths !oasa arser ca1rago than wouI
H. ~ wahssb t!ommany. fho tIiticrenea IN titusncn
l. tf,nt hctwcrn Tofcin Tim rnrtsrn tnr,nlnna of
,s aoa NJ o9a asnR ana GheSf9 r wfsefa n
tn ni,,sf, Cnnnawy hes r.ccjycd 1itt}n or no al.
tcson, aud il IS Understood ,has thc manascrs Of
"ne,t. r9 Il is sud That freight dcstOcI to San
tsancisct, t,y ,yay Of Inc WABASH roato has been
diverted ftoa tilt soafss aud carried through CHI:
u o e et
os ibrourh Ell rss bat II as adm.t"G at o Fasca
Mo%ld TUG coTps5ny II 11S in Snse ~ o. nc e
IT, hc.po rn"tas' Il was sssu Ihnt nsrchnnGso
@ ,nS rs ,},e ~ L. nnis. M II I'M eorsc as
tnsa oouII payr i,s mari nf IL thson"
business ~ to- California Ind othsr pacac S" Ssatcs.
re sae aswn,en s ac , W. ~" WaT sRoefn1 M g1
trnuk lines Of tho Wabash tiosd "a through touto
To- nhH The i paeiac coast. N'~ |"''Ae'@ '~N'o
p.,rroAna va cara1s.
KAi!.lsoAoo w. I'm A!.o'
Cnnat-Auuleor Schuyler, Of New York, In
wa",.s @.*l '1 s~' .s,,. ~'
1ork cahal5t sn'o' ..-.
Shou'L tho receipts fh!s year aggregate tllc SUN
Of tH45 000 na It Is anticipated they will that sum
will 10 sufficient. except IN case of dtsasssuus
breaks, 10 maintain tho canals, nnd yet tue roy-
expended. in which Gyont psnslsinn must 10 made
from other Sources Tho effect ot thu fenues'cn 10
earnings ihtb year Will simply DO slna1cr contr.-
bution 10 tho stnking fund anl little larger deh.
ciuncy ,a1 than last ycar.
Merchants arc pntrontxlng railroads tntot than
hay Of thoec who sell cheapcst and snEu by
TINT route that oiEets aha lowest rates Ut
transportation. Tho railroads opened Tho hca-
, 1879-07-28


CHICAGO, July W.--Under TIC head "A
" ord Will, Senator Chandler" IN t6da5's
TRIBUNE, your correspondent 8. Il. .. makes
ouo very ERRONEOUS statcmont. While In aome
things e Is correct tn Ills conclusions IL 10 what
would be the effect Of "coinlnE all the silver In
The sortu into dollars" he Is certainly wrong In
tic following: ut woull tncrcaso the value of
silver n.ld decrease tlIH price Ut guild to point
whore Du|i ,oonti be taorth 'e*s than suVer.
II Tho production Of cutn shuuld DO suddenly
doubled or treblcd, tha clTeet would be a grcnt
reduction In the prsco Ut aH trtadsfMgt, i,lelud-
Ing ohtut but the price of wlleut would not be
mado io'ser than Tint OF rprN; III, tile contrary,
tho per cent Of tlecina In tlIe psico Of wheat
would bu ftss tllan IN Tho price OF cofa.
St', III oil the siIycr in thu world wsrc coined
into t!ollars,"tt would clleapen al money, In
Guiding gold, but prinetraag it would cheapcn
sif.rr money. These two propositions sec.u to TO
too self.ey1utnt to ndnit VI nrgumnnt. =.
, 1879-07-28

DENVER, COL, July 21.--The Denver 4 Rio
Grandc Company, believing Judge nallett's de-
clsion Indicates tile iuSalid!ty OF tho lease, arc
pEepulIuR to extend the line Into ssu Juan aud
to Old Mexico,
, 1879-07-28

Cold will bo given for nny adutcrations found Ia
Daweon's candy, 1l1 Stato street.
, 1879-07-28

A very largo numher remained TO partako Of
the communion.
, 1879-07-28
TRTE CITY.


''Nnrtln Davis, Be Atom, at the Gafdeer.
: d. K, Ftshcr, Nex York, at tho Gardner.
3. John Dca.uo, arc N DaS, as the dars1non>
.. uouiJ N. burton, rfo7idenec, as The Gaea-
nor. -
Charles NJ. Paris, Trey, N. r, is At Tho ,Tro-
mont.
c.K. Peck, Kcokuk, is sojonrntog At Tho
Pacific. .'.
Daniel q. Mackay. New York. Is at the
ral4cr.
Judge F. Tcabous, Dccorah, Ia, Is at .hc
Sherman.
", II. Vittutn, Barahoo, Wis, Ia Q guest Of
Tho Pacific.
The Un!on squaro Company nro domici1cd at
the Pacific.
1an,cs Day, New York, is among The guests OF
the fremont.
II. A. baldwin, Globe City, ART, Is rucss OF
tho Ttamont.
George ". Korn, Now Yorz, Is registered at
tho Sherman.
II. f. ]. Bour1man, Clinton, Ia, IL rcRtstorcd
nj tho Palmer.
1t,aee L. D. AlcKissfck. Tennessee, Is stop
plug at the Palmer.
Leroy D. Wad1e,Eh, Clinton, 1a., Is ono Of
The guests Of tue Sherman.
r. WILKES, cx.Mcmbcr Of thc Canadian Par.
Lament, Is ono Of tic 0uests'of the rnlmcr.
Gen. James n. Comfy. the American Minister
TO the Sandwich Ialnnds, Is at the Pacific on Ills
way to Washington.
d meeting Of pcrsona interested in tl'c foEmn.
ton Of WorknRwouAen'a industrial Union is
called for this ovenlng at 7:b0 O'Clock, ut No. u
South Halstcd street.
The American Dental Association meets at
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good name

What did you say of our Nashville
SoIous? Fools or kDaves? Which?
Ben. Butler will help TiIden by ops
posing the investigation of the cipher
dispatches.
Since Nov. 18th, says the New York
Star, a. T. Stewar body has been
in the possession of his family.
Information az to who forged the
Arkansas Electors name in '76 is in
order MIR. Potter won't tell anything
about il, though, strange to say.
a delegation of Mormon women are
in Washington now to prevent, if they
can, the enforcement of the laws
against pOlygamy, on the ground that
il will be the cause of gresC misery to
innocent women and children.
Somewhat unsuitably, il ma, be
feared Speaker Randall has placed Mr.
AckleD, OF Louisiana, on the Commit
tee of Foreign Affairs. Foreign, Mr..
Speaker? Don't you think that per-
haps that domestic atfairs--?-Phiia-
dell)hia Times.
A movement is on foot to do tardy
justice to Corbin. Butler will, if pos
sible, be ousted from the Senate, and
Corbin, who is de jure Senator, will
be adjudged the position. All depends
now on the course Patterson and Con-
over will take.
That National museum is a settled
thing now. Sam. 1ilden's death is
anxiously looked for by the managers,
for what would be more attractive in
the mummy department than this an
tiquated fossil, surrounded by bis
cipher dispatches. Qaite Egyptian
for honor.
The Chinese Minister at Washing
ton having been Intercepted as to
what his countrymen would do if
banished from this country, answered
with the following little bit of satire
"They will doubtless all go to Ireland,
sir; for that seems to be the only coun-
try which Ir shmen do not rule"
The Indiana Legislature is a big
ger fool than Congress, and that is
saying q good deal.-CTncinnat Com
merciqL If this be true about such
an innocent thing as the Indiana Leg
islature, how in the name of all that's
good and holy shall ye paragrapher
characterize, in fitting terms, our Ten
nessee wise (?) men,"