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, 1879-12-29
Ladies who wish to make the
skin look beautiful and natural
should use PHOSPHATE SOAP.
TES SrIMONIALS:

SAN Jose September 81. 1873,
'''fhe sio'"1a'd Soap Co.-Gentlenen
1t affords mo pleasure to say to
tie pablo that 1 have used and pre-
ac-iDed your PHOSPHATE SOAP
IS @ remedy in various forms of
;,.taneous diseases with the hap
,5iejt results. 1 am of tho opinion
laC 1t is the nlildest and most per-
ct detergent that can be used.
4ither for cleansing the skin and
aaving it soft and healthy, or for
aMoving the fetor and corroding
1uences OF sores and alterations.
LIQUID be sorry to be without it
. shaving my face or making my
toilet, to say nothing of my good
opinion Of its remedial qualities.
a. J. SPENCER, M. D.
, 1879-12-29

No salve or ointment can heal a
wound or sore of any kind. Every
educated physician will tell you
that nature alone can do this.
PHI HOSPH ATE SOAP, by its
cleansing, soothing and purifying
qualities, gives nature chance to
act freely.
, 1879-12-29

Broad, soft Scotch ribbons in basket
plaids are much used as artistic coils
for lining felt bonnets.
, 1879-12-29

SAN FRANCISCO, July 49, 1897.
STANDARD Soap Co.-Gentlemen
The ladies of my household, four
in number, unite with me in pro-
nouncing your PHOSPHATE A E
SOAP the best ever tried for toilet
use. It is noticeable that while it
readily removes impurities from
the skin, it also leaves undisturbed
the natural oil so essential to the
health. It is not too strong Ian
guage to say that we are delighted
with it.
G.. NJ. SAWTELLE, M. D.,
100 Capp street.
, 1879-12-29
PH0SeGSHATPE

THE BEST soap for toilet use
ever manufactured. BEST because
it contains all the excellencles OF
the most expensive foreign Or
American soaps without their de-
fects. BEST because it combines
strength with delicacy in such a
way that it's strong detersive quail
ties do not injure the skin. BEST
because it is the result of years OF
study and experiment in the soap
manufacturing business, assisted
by modern chemica discoveries.
BEST because it contains ingredl-
ents beneficial 20 the skin, which
unite chemically with the soap
in such q manner as to increase
its saponaceous qualities. Every
chemist familiar with soap manu-
facture knows that some ingred1-
ents which are in themselves bene-
fetal to the skin cannot be saponi-
fed; some are partially neutral1zed, F,
while others injure the quality OF
the soap. There are soaps in the
market which are to some extent
beneficial to the skin, but they are
inferior articles for toilet use.
PHOSPHATE SOAP is the ONLY
article offered to the public which
combines all the best elements OF
toilet soap with medical lngred1-
ents beneficial to the skin.
, 1879-12-29

If your wife is in the habit of
using cosmetics of any kind, advise
her to give up the pernicious prac-
tice, as the most harmless face
powders obstruct tho pores Of the
skin and sooner Or later injure the
complexion, while PHOSPHATE
SOAP removes all impurities and
assists nature in developing q nat
ural, healthy and beautiful skin,
, 1879-12-29

OAKLAND CAL, Aug. 1. 1870
Standard Soap Co.-Gentlemen
We have been giving your PHOS-
PHATE SOAP a pretty fair trial,
and we like it the best of any SOAP
for toilet use that we have found
on this Coast. We have little doubt
that it will meet with universal
favor. MRS. r. r. JOHNSTON,
lO16 Kirkham street.
The genuine merits of PHOS-
PHATE SOAP and persistent ad-
vertlslng will force every druggist,
grocerynan and general dealer to
order 1t by the gross sooner or later.
Ask for 1t In every store. The re-
tail price Is Is cents per cake. We
wish to sell 1t only at wholesale, but
in case you cannot find it we will
send a nice box of three cakes by
mail, postage paid, on receipt of SIS
cents in stamps.
STANDARD SOAP CO..
2O4 Sacrame to ST.. s. #
, 1879-12-29
DAILY STOCK REPORT
WEEKLY STOCK REPORT.

The great mnin~. financial and general news paper
of the Pac fic Coast. Contains ali he mnnk and
other stock transactions cOmpl-t and the financial
for the week. Subscription: One year, 81: six
months, So; three months. 81 so.
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
, 1879-01-29

for. no1,aro .hova that The aub.tance of the
N.' e - 49, - ~. a.,,t,,.tu1
"ho'e u containea IN QUO o. t"e eol'eua,'k
paragraphs, In which Leo xlll. fecapitu'ates
tie arguments already treated at length. Tho
pone romtncncrs hr reminding the Bishops
~, =. a. rn.va,,s.; urft tcn ~ fbe commence
"o"' !" t,e 1neSe.as"' "'t'c'' ~ ue .,..... ~.
ment OF hta pontt0cate, be had !noEAtea Tue
deadly plague infcstinG society and Tie ot'J
,,oesib1e remedy. But since then the evil has
in,1r.,ed so rrc,t,v t,,at ,,e I, nh1ucd agaio to
s.t. 10. ,.. ~ H. ..n,s ~, hn,. tsc nnxIo,,s
fa'ac us voice. he po,n1s out now e''c "o1'ou"
hects, no longer plotting In secret carry on
sl1efr work in open day; how they have at brief
interval. rsts+t, thrft haht1s auajn.t their soy.
",.frn. In ,,.srrtt,. their marbtnot{ons and
s".. s''a. '".. 81. ,a. ,s a.s.a. ..n nn,v ean.,.
aims. lancpts bow Inc States arc no" conh.F
tuted without regard to dod. how the
49,. ,~,l,..". sehool. .ntt Ill nuh,Ir 1It.. Tia
s.,". 49,. ,..,,t.,,sn,. ar,t,.t In, .nrcsd ~
!en.oms I nne r,.,t, III ~" .,,no ~
FH. tECtS "nvI lin ps ..t ,,.,.'n.oI @ ~ ,hn,,,1,
"r;,'..,e1, HI y '. us f,t1s ,ndesd Ia oi tl"
i..'. Ia' s,, ,. s LIZ, ,,,,,...i f.. s,4t" nnt
.I9asn ~ suspt@'ou @ ". pMss,. 80 H., .e:ts
st'.';', - ~. w.. ia t,.. ath.I,c f,h,,r,t, an,
, 1879-01-29
SITTING BULLS BOYS.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. Jan. 23.-rhe Cabinet
today aguiu gsyu attention to tho lnltan auss-
ttun. ......
Secretary Schurz presented reports thai wcra
received 1t The Interior Department Yesterday
coutl1t.,Lug thu cnssIng Into this country Of sis"
thug uull ind nutnbur Of hla psoplc. The sub
iect enRages tie attention Ut ths State Daps1t-
lneut, Is well u tllat Of the Interior
ull Var Departments. The iufofma-
tion is meagre, but It u expected that
tho Government will have fuller anl more
1c1InItc s4lytces very koou~ Thu Ullrio4 u tot
Withheld u ollrial clrcle4 hese that th!s Indian
s.lyanrs suggests trouhlu tn tue sprtu2. ala
sucaua are Already beipc taken TO ptuEeht u. "a
tluns Vt tho Government With 1aiesa laaaans.
but its details sra not yet made EnoHn. ans
Secretaries OF Wnr Antl Interior Departments
will make t1el,utta arrangements concerning II.
A(t, AfxCr3rY wu4 absent IRON the session on w.
count Ut sckursx lu lis fa!ally.
, 1879-01-29

.start 4ytrf, frrpi4nf. k4Afnntnr metn1 for tha
.cco,n n1I.ho,.nt E-4< and. Your eatd \
proore.t,.t no1it = 40 me- to-day. I" rou in
rns;.nn h.+. ~ ,,fert. wtthout W.T.
.'os.s'u ns'o " 'l's' "n ..I
ten Constituf = s:snite rs In ueFmany naVe
written Cont co. Zion without my liberty"
,,,.na ,,,o h.; & nlor Tho.o {onr,.,, which
,s.;uu .,'",. ,S .'.... r .,.,. .a..,..,tr ,rnn,
aenFe ule'F e1'slcoee Ut '"eH .asp"As'"u A.o"A
the Government preserve dt*ertet, II per-
chance m enforced neutrality, while most
othcr ncxsoanera discuss Tie br}l viii, bold.
.,ss :. +. .ot<.. .htat ~ s.hn,a In, vbtch
"ess "ue :. s,s'. .,s.'a ~ ~ ...a.r,...,n.
makes ooe 'eaf ies' .aey may 10 .ansE'es.ank
the hounds Of tho liberty accorded to Tie press
In Germany. MaYI give you oue OF two spcci.
n,on. -, ,,s .,,fc ~ rr,tictsm which thc pducc's
n'eno "a .'s eso 9mo,.ss. "'rra w.sta.,s, z.y,,ur
PROJECT aas encHe"t 1ao 4'o's""'' ~s""'",
organ Of tic National LibdrAls, ha4 only ono
t,'pec&;un to the law. but that 1t deems t1suptr-
ahlc:
..It ,h,,r. t., f,o,u.,x M, Il, III. 1orm,n
Rc.ch.tsr srr really .ucl - thia bill pre.up-
puses, then spare US half measures and 60 dt
r,.c. u, the heart ot the mattcr-spoak out free
II. umt tay tur stntc on the whole ts opat for
n nrasianientar's". rIec oscuss'oa 10 'apo's''o
II 1t Is IN The power Of the majority, which Ia Il"
ways parttfau, to Iay before tic Criminal Judge
an uttc,ancc deemed improper bY It. But what
- tne uto " .s' n,.s VIII. "'sn.ut ! se 70 "ee 49,,
sion! It IS thing Which cannot 10 anS aooo.
hut onls harm. II Germany is 10 diseased at
t],r nrcsent time "a not to be sbls 10 have freo
nontljar Nsso,nblY, then IL would be bettcr tn
.,,s,nnj Inc lu.tituttou altogether The idea Of
n Ij|ctutorelIjp has alrcaiv been mooted Ia eev-
rrni ntiartcrt. Along with exceeding danger
l!ut wuljd certainly have its advantages, but it
yorld al least shield Us {rutn tic pcryerslty Of
half measures nEd be a cleur and iueal arfRnxe-
ucut,'
I'im,,, agstu, the Hty4fntr Zt;fmug:
"A line 0f 1.Joo marks Inflicted on III bg Tho
Berlin Hupic1pal Court on The III af this month
hux tauuht Us that 1t is not wise to f,n apys sainG
jaurlIaGlu in hllIs which emenate irom,tfle In
urrtai Chapee,lur, fr0ni tie Prussiau uoYern-
| uIrut, We will take VERY 1ot,l cara, then,
| never avatn to 10 us We did when the Socialist
bilj vae jajd before the Fcderal Council ultd
t:,,il btesu,ns Of political wisdom 10 criticism
outtticI Frou, The Sublime to The Klalculous.'''
Thu Isors,n f,ourlrr argues:
| nThrre can be no doubt, a. must surely te
| admitted by ule Imperial Government ltseIf.
| INT a,Irh 4 inv win taku away ono t,f the most
imnortaut Qua.antees Of constitutional free
rinr,,. Ono objection urxed R1aust IN
mav ntn, at showinr thai thts law, too. ID d.
rcctr1 Apsiust tic fayages Of social Democracy.
| Nav. nrart from The fact That the October law
iter{ n fu operatton md That there cau ecprcclY.
therefore, be anY question Of peril to political
| C..t.i a.. -. - u
, 1879-01-29


LONDON, Jan. 9s.-The Inark Lane ELprts
saya: Tho greater part Of Northwestern
Europe has boon fros+bound the past woek,
mud It IL hoped anch weathcr will, AZ hereto-
fore, prove favorable to tho spring crops.
0ranary stocks arc small, aud, despite the
imports Of California wheat, next months
supplics nrs unlikely to be hoayy. Nsyor-
tl,eess, uillcrS nro tndisposed to purchase.
because the ratea for forward delivery coll
vinco them tint prices in April will not seri.
o,,sly differ from tho*o at present current.
Thoro l,as bccn considerable fall in barley.
whereof tho deliveries arc rather largo. Oats,
deliveries moderate, anl tho rrirs las been
lower than during tho corresponding wock
tho past ten years, SO farmers arc inlyposed
to sell.
Imports Of wheat into the Unsod Kingdom
for tho weok ending Jan. II wcro :Gl, Ill quar"
tcrs. :5, GOO quarters over tho weekly average
of 1879; barley, 39,st: quartera; cats, 93,-
OIL quarters; maize. III, 7.l quarters. Tho
stock In oata in grauary IL very iarge
Imports OF tlonr. ss,2sa sacks. The mar.
| kots IT tho Kingdom, including London, are
exceedingly dull for iour.
, 1879-01-29

VYcJTRVKNF. FH0FE8f3, AND UE3tST4HUE~
rnsss uAlrlclsMb.
sorrta! n I4aJaa 7s'~s'.
BERLIN, Jan. lo.-Ills sfladow WHICH was res
ter.Iay evening eaft oyer 'i'a Captal w t"e
threatening ilgurc ol Tie "rath1al Chaoecllof
still darkcss the spirits OF .l'eu' Al' to4aay' ~
the i"boEes Of parIfa'he"f' !" private clrtlcs na
IL, eyery ps'llc uaee VI res"rt ti'c taiR nus only
been about Ff1nco b!snlarek a'"' a17 fasi'an'e"t-
mrs FunlshnIrnt bill, NJ which transmitted yo'i
the text yesterday. F'"ta u lona lse OK justin.
eatosy reasons appent!ea " sla ol11 1t w"uld
been, ~ Ii IL wrss 1ate'"!cd primarily to act ~
supplementary tncssure to the soelallAt law. It
being psrsurne'! hs Government that the socla1
Democrats will use The orators desk In the ReEeh"
, 1879-01-29

y SNllLE1tLAN NDs
pEcnxAsR or Tn4pE-nAnp TINES.
Grs1v.. Jan. u.-Tl,c return. OF Swiss cx-
-. ts'' 49, c...u,.- 1,t.,-tn, of yr-i,,, f,r
Posts 'so"' '"c oou.a'A I,'." - ,.aI' 49,, ~
t!ie past year mo" 10 stf1ksnR nlan1er "o"
absurd ts the idea which ascrlhcs to the euH,pe-
ti,ton of continental manufact,15ere-ns least,
uo n, a. Rv,txcrf.u,, IL 'co,,ccrnaa-an, uortfon
81 .a' ., .,.,.,' ~. ao,.a.' ,s..,,
OF .le cep!caSn' u'ae' "''e' '"e eusso' w. 1'"'o
III Great britaIh Ia nov labotlnE+ l'1c export
Of cottun goois frunt the district fr question,
which amounted III 1b7y to very ncasly 3,0O9,O0o
fx.,,.. .,.~..,x ,.c..dca mn rim fr,nr. n, 1s;x
ts.a"c"' r.. sea.E,5 s,s",.s,t:.,
II1r export OF ehlhfoioclles nas uimtn!'aca 'fo."
6,00V, ,UU frans4 In 1871 to hh0,0O traucs III
1878, The silk trade SLOWS mucn lnoru salts
fortorv rc.u,ts. Thc cxmrt of silk rouds wus
.''-. ,'..,.' ,".,u.. ,..s .n., T., 1v73 mn, con.
VT! nt''c 'cs1 ,ast 'sH' n"" u" Iu-r " w.,
sIdcrably more than IN !o'4 AfNl 1919. ~ tise
lust-uamed year the declared yafuc was 1I,ooO.-
O0D francs in 1yiB IL reached :D,Uu0 U0O fraEcs.
,a,,.,.,. o.,,,r,.,n hu,.rly ~ thr hr.vy
SWISS loo' io'0 so''p'.'. u''v y.
import duties imposed on tner nfoouets III o'"e'
countries. Austria haH raised tIe duty on
silks frum 100 paper gu11ena the lUU k,os. 10
m, ru,dcns In ,,old for the pryy.ous duty OF
, ., ,,.n ~ 6s ,, ',,..,t.., ~. ~
;No!' Tue !o' k"o7' ita'y 'a' enps''lu1n M , one :"
aOdf.. while Inc duty temaHMeu w h"as'a -
equal 10 1,NUt. the IH ktIUtt A1lA Ii. thcFcs1stt
, 1879-01-29
BANKRUPT MEMPHIS.

Mxxeals, jan. 2s.-This afternoon 4 bill ~at
filed in tl,u Uui,ed States Court b. john ".
Jarrett g. sonst.'Al other holders OF Aemphta
bouls. Vhs Object Of the bill Is to secure ths
appointment Of KscslTer Tor ths city, Ia eon-
furIaity WIKI law pasacd BY tho Tennssaea
Legislature iu 1877, al.d to provide for the pay
urut Vi tho debts OF thu city out of hef ss4sts,
und also to thxart t'e schems of napeai ol ta.'
city AR :. .'",'] !: ~ ~ 's;4% = l'3'*'Alfs
, 1879-01-29

NnUXNANI QUESTION,
OoNsrAN7.NorLE, jan. :a.-Russia, having
protested nKainst tho delimitasion Of tho
frontier betwean RissrA aud Mongolia, re-
fases to ccdo tho limo regulated by tho Com-
mission, l.ou,nauia las addressed II circular
10 tho Powers III rsGarl to tho matter.
u,,EEg FRONTIER COMMISSION.
f.nSsrAsTfHopLg. Jan. .H.-Aioukhtar
pasl,n aud tho Crock Frontier Commissioners
held their tlrst cnufAralcs ut lfovaaa.
CAuIkEr CIIAS4ES.
CossrANTisorLr, Jn.s. .S.-Anhli Edondi,
Minister Ut Financa, l,as boon dismissed 3D.
. CAUSE ot his failurp to Withdraw tho papur
currency, and kaat pasha appointed w haa
SUCCESSOR,
, 1879-01-29

1owA-saFenEo. Iowa t:eun:y: ,,,,,,,rr y,rp
Nonteznma. Powrsttick cnnn! .,,v
Mount Pleasant. Henry County. >, ....,,.,
-'s' ''"A~s'' nt.hSSAN JAYNE. |
' ;iEK 4 FirCHrArnicK:
Merton, Iaapcr County.
Eorthwood. Worth County.
0nawa City, Sionona County. .....
Osngc, Mitchell County. $50
0sctota, Clark County.
oskatoosa. Mataska County; 5;,,.,,, ..,,,,,,.
N''~ MiLLEn + MrNAMD.
f!oek 1.ar.ds. Lyon County. ,.ra
'' ". GifAsE TAYLOR.
Ttpton, Cedar County. ..
Toledo, TsmA County.
,r....,.- Gl1cM1s1sT HA1SEs
~'' A'~ ''""> ~ oEoRoE oRpwAY
winserret, Madison County.
xAssAs-A'''eHe' p'st'"'e1 1i;G3SS;'%P,,|nn riEucE.
Ateh'son, Atcllsoa County: ye-. ,, u u.n,rxr,
Huf,Inxame. o.azc couuiy. ~, m.,e..sa..
Council Grove. Morris coarty: ...,,.r.,,
E,durado. Butler County: x,-,rr. vwa,v, =.
'' -'-~" wM, II, popuK,
Independence. Montgomery County,
4""'e@' "'"*''' ~''''' SAMUEL A. RIGGS.
''"''1' A@A''A'" IT, o1:iswoLu.
JOHN II. MuscOrr.
.s''~ ' J.r. TAYLOR.
TEIK. RYAN 4 JOHNSON.
Wichita, sedKwtck CoualJ., :, u., ,r,..ro,,
Observation-Disclosures. Branc1s Coantv.. ,.......-
TlNpALL 4 T1SDALL.
' .'A''1.' '''"' e'A' TURNER SAITH.
1shpcming. Marquette County:.
JOHN II. CoSELT.
-''"''%''' "--""A'0 s~"A' GEO. ". nt,cg.
''u'AsS'"' ''siEf 'ssiTEfHESsIS3 MCLAUGHLIN.
Observation-Disclosures ch'RSsxTks SxkES EESus'N KILLER
"' PERKINS & w1iippLK
o s''' . J. II. BuKL1SdA,iE.
e''oa' , ."''''' ma - 1tKSnY 1t. WELLS.
-4'' J. n. GILMAN.
M1ssou1tl-C Chfeothc, Livingston Cunnty...
""'' 's.-1 00w ". ". VAN SEss.
T.. ,o.,. u, 1, mi. f.orp,v 'hoo' H. Ao'ssha'
h1. ,Lon!e n; tgHl. tVHnH: ri, r. :, r,,.a, r..
vor HN.oAInlEAA ~: fitAn Gct@. s,ns3
v,r-tr,, c,tv. u.a,.on t.oHnirs .S,S - ooHSe1.a'
'"A'A~ ~'''' 'A" !. f. cALLAwAY.
NEDRAsKA-Albton. noono County; .,
LoHAN CLARK.
HALE McE"ES.
49,. THOMAS l.. 01t1FFi.
Falls City. Rtchardson County. ,ru
ocncrs. Fillmore countI; ,,,-,,,,,,,,. ,,rs
Gfand Island, tRl1 County. .,.,,,,,x.
u.,,.n r..xu. t.,r,,x j. II. "ooLLEf'
Hcofon, lnsyeF Coaht5. o,,vrnu roor,
, 1879-01-29

- IN hfS0Clatlon OF Aa"3cts. IL WHICH u'cH'"e1"'1
n'zosA rEn-rAoen'r' ".''Seg, 6 soq9't8ESS q19't8ESScocK.
Present., yarapai County. ,,,,.,, . ,vr,,a
o1onADo-c''oa City. ''tnSas s;$ i. 1srAyrrr.
pe''e'' "'''"'0' "%%aKSiifs "%Kif.s. aMfrn d MACON.
oeoTFsfo"'' Clear c'stk fG',sasYis TGi'ais a,rcnr,h.
'AkoFA Siis fTs''i' II. SS"ss9aG}ifcnrs
Yankton, Tankton County. :, ,,,,r,,
Nesee' 11sssa SSssE aE;rr WHARTON.
h'0'"'0e'0'' AeAeaa 'sIa.blioN '@EtbloN + McSuLrA.
eo''o'' 1'''' ~o"''' c. ). MAIN.
Carn1t. White County. ., >, ,.,uvunu
eA@'''D' ~S' 'F1CKIiS L rlcKL1N.
ea'eak'' LUX .'""''' sLEgrER w1ilTuS.
usae'' '-a' ss'"''' J: 4. MAYponS.
h'''''0fou&"' montgomery ~'''''tc e. n. Hiss.
'ek'qG1'1'Hl mitlsUs Sssaa @iPTcK &L1prlNcorr.
'e''e''p'e' 'e''s' e'"tiko tuikonuE ". HEnDMAN.
i''">''"' "'A~A ~ MOpL1T 4 sTUEEs.
"1''""''' "'~'A e''"|'' r. J. GOLDEN.
"'an''"'"' sTEWxiti, PHELPS 4 oKlE1t
"'o'S'''' '''s e''''' LouuE l. HUSTON.
Norris, Grundy County. -. ,,..,,xo
Morrison. whitesldc County. ,r,, ,,.c,,,.
ossa~ka' ''ee'e'''' eo''1siiMr siiMrsoy DUFF,
o'es'A' "k'' eo""'' t. F. BUTCHER
Ottawa. Lassl1e County. j.. ,ucrav
Paxton. Ford County r,.,,r
Pekln, Tszewen County. s.wvpr
CliATTy Bios. + U1.1:IClf
fe'e'40u'@"' ''e"~'' o"''r +. ". McNEE1.Ey.
rlttl6eld. Pike coansr.,,, r,,,r,,, xt,,ox
Quincy, Adams coupgay;; ny; oo,~r = ,,,,,,.unsox
Rockford. Winnebaao County. =, n,.rrr
shelbyvt!le. Shelby Conntyy;, yy;,,,,,,,, . y.ut,,
Springfield. ssoganon Gv4nty;, ,.x,,,,rv
e""' -@' t's"''''' ~o'' ALVIN r. GREENE.
e'e@"''''' "'A@'o ~'1" LOWELL 4 cAINEs.
Tuteola. pouH:s: cSqn!y; ts s's,,u MACPHERSON.
'''4"e' ~"a'"'"'-A @'"'' II. W. MATHEws.
vanaalia. Fayetto County, :, ,,.,, ,a,er,,,
'ANN-"'O'''' 3%0o'0 .'4"''' THUS. N. EELLs.
ct'"f''a''''fs' Montgomery ci%s. H9as'} H. TRAVIS.
Crown rotus, Lake County. ,,o,.
Fowler, benton County. ,.,,,
Frankfort. ct'n;os eSnG;|{ M, ,,,arnnor,i.M
o''ne'' A'A""'' eou'''' WILSON & DAVIS.
h'n''n4''a' "uAe"*soA e''Js1tas;ErI1 J1asErI1 Z. SCOTT,
indianapolis. Marion County. w.. .,,,
KenslAud. Newton County T. o,uu,rv
D.. ,.,1 r.,.,. 4. obhlEs'
eo''n oen'' Oh '0'e'' e'IIt1fcc1u IIt1fcc1us HUBBARD
bennington. jasper County. :, .,,1,.rr
Terre 1Iaute, Vigo County. - ,,,,,,r,,, u,
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GEORGE II. CRA1Q
, 1879-01-29
SEIsNTI4A.


BELGRADE, Jan. 2s.-Bills for the emanci-
patton Of tho Jews have passed tia Skupt-
selma, They must still pass tho dreas
Skuptschina.
, 1879-01-29
EGYPT.
FAMINE

C41Bo, Jun. 28.-Thoro IL serious famine
in Uppor Egypt Relief has been forwarded.
, 1879-01-29
AFGlIANI6TAN.

FIGHTING YAKtAIu.
CALCUTTA, Jan. .A-The Gtilzaia continue
hostilitios against Yakoob khau, who las no
authority outside ot Cabul. pessEtions OF
lis troops continue.
WILL BuRNKNpEK.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-'Ihs Sht"dards corre-
apoutlent 1t kho4t telsgrRphy that Iplali
afaAouued, = halt brother Of Shore All. IL gu
route TO Hazarpis, where he wllisurroador to
Gen, Roberts. Iie decided OH this step be-
csuse, having been summoned to oabn'' 10
feared he was about to hs put to death for
hix defeat ut Peiwar.
, 1879-01-29

{atM, yWA. u. CLARKE, A wonderfully orig.
s".ras e., eSa xS Method toF 1e.Ians botb = FAr end
a. ax "e9ds; 81, 1so ::S
f, sySsf{ eopS!'a! SGHf; e; x;; 5tsef EkfS
FF1tiH;AfNS FtH ~ tie Rsikta!lN 3iki'liHi5
stiio9ts fo,t9 t9n;{HfS ,ts3;H {sh1M FL n;,, w
SaS,s Il S,s',,!ITS aC1i65i. FSR 0x.GikRF1 'd} 6i}:
, 1879-01-29

Ronx, Jan. ll.-.A car*lul A'u!y M The ssx
columns OF Tie Popu's Enryc1fca' oD soc.sliSn.
Commuul.u. u.,u Nthutsm dilin. ihe Utst.ra
, 1879-01-29

AscosA. Jan. 2s.-Ca1linal Antonucci died
to-day. ..
POSTPONED.
Loxpox, Jan. 2s.--A dispatch from Rome
states that tLo changes Of Nuucios hare bseu
postponed for the present.
, 1879-01-29

STANLEY.
LONDON, jan. 25.-ssan1ey il announced
for another African exploration.
MINERS IDLE,
LONDON, jan. eB.--Soven thousand miners
aro idle in Durham County. Tho distress Is
unegua1ed siuce tho great strIko In 1874.
COLLISION At SEA.
Tho storeshp Supply. from llavre, Jan. 2,
for the United status, arrived nj Maalaira
yesterday. She brought tho crow Of tho
bark Diadem. abandoned after being in col.
lision with tho Supply. Tho latter WIS tln-
injured
CONVENT BURNED.
Dun1lx, Ireland, Jau. 38.-3fount Zion
Convent, Waterford, was burned by an in
condiary lust night.
LONDON, Jan, .1.---rhe Rev. Hugh
McHeile, Dean Of 1tipon, is dead.
, 1879-01-29
The Ministry Notified that q
New Deal viii Be
Necessary.
NJ. Grevy Gainbetta's Candidate
fn the Event OF u New
Election.
Weekly Review Of the English and
Continental Breadstufts
Trade.
Seven Thousand Miners Idle tn
One County In England.


FRANCE.
IMAGINATION oEcE MoNE THREATENS TO RE.
SIGN.
PAn1s, jan. 28.-1t is asrerted TINT ut to-
day's meeting Of tho Cabiuot president Mac-
Mahon declared TINT he would not yield with
regard to the military commands. He would
rather resign.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
Ehe nnvesttg Rti0u of the Champion Dis
nAter a@=.1- -5..T

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2l-The United States
inspectors resumed heir inv stigation to day
into the cause of the collision hetwsen the Lady
Octavia and Champion. off Delaware cape. %
the seventh instant, Capt johnson. master Of
the Lady @ 'tavia. who was examined before
the acting British c,nsnls court and eSOner-
ated, wac called by the United States inspectors
to-day. His estsmony In chief was The same
as that already given before tue British court.
sci: that the ,rmer changed her course Just
previous to thu collision. and that the Lady
Uctavia's lights were displayed ut the time.
Several members 1T the l.ahy 0ctavia's crew
we're also examined. hut their test imony did not
differ materially from that given before the ac-
for the day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
Movements ~ ocean vessels.

RouEE. Nov. 2t.-arrived % the nineteenth
the John l.. Hashrsek from " Orleans.
ROTTERDAM, Nov. II ~ Sailed On the nine
teenth the w Haasted FIR Nav Orleans.
ALaTERs. NV. ol.-Sailed on the twentieth the
Pomona tor Galveston.
NEW YORK Nov. 81 --Arrived Chamette Gnlf
Stream. Morehea /. Ci v Of Baltic Tveho Rrahi.
Arrived out; Henrietta : Esh. Homaward;
Walter D. Manett, Borussia and Lalande for
New Orleans.
QuREssrowN Nov. el.-Arriyed: harrington
from New Or cans and Halifax. The Madras,
from New Orleans has arrived at Rotterdam,
and the Scio from New Orleans at Havre,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22
more Dlsasfers On the Lakes.

DETROIT, Nov Ala Sand Beach special
SAYS. The bark Prairie State. which went On q
rsas Wednesday night. has gone TO pieces.
Two men are mtssinR.
The Lewis Wells has also gone TO pieces.
The bodies OF her captain. Vim. Little. ana
sailor were found. Tbree men are missing.
Other yessela are also on the reef or sunk;
The crew OF the schooner HUI Crimson suffered
terribly with cold r. HUNGER, but were rescued
by a volunteer crew who manned 9 new life
saving boat sent there BY the government for
which no regular crew mas yet been appointed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22

Got your plu ,hug done at Applegate's. No
tA6 roytirns street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-22

Get your plumbing done at Applegate's. No.
lag Poydras street.