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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13
Pozzoni's Bedicated Complexion Pow
ders

For infants toilet it is an indispensable
article, healing all excavations immediate
". Mothers should use it freely on the
little ones. 1t is perfectly harmless. For
sale BY druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13
BEAD the A avert,sement

OF DR.. McAfee, the celebrated specialist in this
paper who offers to pay 800 forfeit for any case
he undertakes and does not cure
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

National Yeast is always reliable,
1t never fails. 1t is the leading brand.
People throughout the United States
have used it for years.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic purifes the
blood, restores the appetite and stimu-
lates the digestion. @. Tegeler & Co.,
wholesale agents, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

Torpid Liver and Kidneys poison
the blood Kidney-Wort revives them
and cleanses the system.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

Linen collars, ruches, vellipgs, lace tor
Lisle gloves, silk gloves, lace mits Just
opened by MITCHELL Il PARSONS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

Heavy linen for underwear, gauze under
wear, cotton underwear, just received by
MITCHELL & PARSONS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

''This paper may be found on file at all times at
c., r. l. q p. r. X. Ticket Office, No. Sc Clark st.
Chicago, where our friends are at liberty to cali
and examine it."
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

Thistles require radical treatment to re-
move them, and so do Boils aud Pimples.
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture is radical blood
searcher, curing all skin eruptions
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

A fellow in cattle show, where he
made himself conspicuous by his buster,
cried out: Gail these prize cattle :?
Why, they amt nothing to what our folks
raised! My father raised the biggest calf
of any man round our parts" No doubt
of it," said bystapder, and the noisiest. :"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13
CHILL CURE.
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IT MAY BENEFIT YOU TOO.

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13
VEGETINE
Reports from Ottawa. al |

OTTAWA, CANADA, Dec. 3lst, 1878.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS:
Sir-I have used your Vegetne in my family for
several years, and consider II invaluable medi-
cine most cheerfully recommend Its to
those desiring safe and efectusl remedy for dis
eases Of the stomach and impurities of the blood.
may add that have advocated its use to several
of my friends and acquaintance with the most
gratifying and satisfactory results.
Very respectfully yours, -
MRS. W. G. PERLEY.
No one can doubt the truthfulness Of the above
certificate, coming from so responsible and iDhu-
entail parties. Mr. Perley is the senior member OF
the Arm OF Perley Patton, one OF the largest and
most extensive lumber firms In America.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13
VEGETlNE

N1Vos NOOuI CIear Comp4e1lon,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July s, 1877.
II. r. STEVENS, Boston:
Dear Sir,-The great benefit have received
from the use OF Vegetine induces me to give my
testimony In Its favor For several years my face
has been covered with pimples, which caused me
much annoyance, and, knowing 1t to be blood
disease, / consulted number OF doctors, and also
tried many preparations without obtaining any
benefit, until commenced taking Vegetine, and
before had used the first bottle 1 saw had the
right medicine. have used three bottles and
find my health much improved, my humor entirely
cured. Yours Resp'y,
MISS N. KEEFE,
1130 Carpenter Street.
, 1879-01-07
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
mmissloncr. General Mccormick Arrives
from tho Ernucfl E1posltton-lils opIn.

Commissioner. General Mccormick Arrlves
from tho Eruucfl E1posttton-lils op,n.
1ous.
fnerta1 i4snateh to The TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK, Jan. G,-Ex.Hov. Mccormick,
United States Commissioner GcneFal to the
Paris Exposition, arrived to-day in the Ger
many. having had n tc,n,,estnp,,s vovapc. and
,I-o., A.. ,,o,.+ +,1 hv m s,nr,.r wrs,,,as
.,' s"",e VI. e.o"' "sa'ne'.
uoSs Mccormick salo TINT barely one-thlrd Of
all the American exhibits remained un-
sold. The American machinery Tas
.n,,,,,v .nucht and hronrht r,,oi rr,c..
~ -. ,araa,a,l,ss i. s..,s "x,,ss,, .'. ="
rno ou!s 4oso'no'"o ~ ou1 cAA'u'1 "eus u
taIy, Willie the large "heclock enGiuo was not
only purchased to remain ID france, but tho
makers sold inc ROYALTY for Its manufacture in
IN, co,,rtry f,r , lo,,o srn, !, .,,,,,t
t'@s @'nt' w ""': t" .t"'sS
every case the e1e'oltofs ol machinery
are llsghly pleased with their success in
introducing their Ruods. 1n maus other
branches of American tn,1ustrr exhibitor, ,yere
-, t., ., t,...,,.. ,tT,.,, 80
, 1879-01-07

Building II tts rcnoya: tan slncs mn. take ton torz
n tltnr. The officers of the Alton sratigr,tnsasc
themselves on having hnt! a,' II eo" i'tarc at
thtar disssu.al 10 Iloye Into at moments
no;lcr. fneY tal!lfs rgrr* r1sro1tl rf,l1nai1v
SHOULD krcr an extra building IN hand to lie
li.cd rs headquarters In case nf emergency
Iomies' coffin, Il may conc handy sornc time
hfr, F. F.. sforsc, Western General Passenger
Aren't Of tho Lake Shore 4: Michigan Soutlircn
Railroad, received dispatch ycstcr'lav morning
FROM General Superintendent pn!no Informing
him thnt tho ohstructtons near buffalo nut been
removed, and that traIus could run ttIrauos 10
Now York a1ain to-day. Later Information re"
ccirr<1 fcre states that anoth,r severe snow
storm broke CIT yesterday afternoon In the
yietntty, Of buffalo. md fears Of another sooH
blockade are entertained.
The Ra3.cay Ags Publishing Comnany has
Just published u neat llst!e book enttsled "Rall-
way Law for Railway Men," IN whiri' arc col
lcgtcd the decisions of the courts OF the country
bearing upon the duty Of railroad companies
1t presents III a small compass rules
which can only be lcarnrd elsewhere
by the examination of many books. 1t will
not oply be useful toraElfoal men and travellers,
hut will also bo very convenient for prastlcing
lawyers. Every railroad cmpoyc should hare
copy, and it costs but 60 cents to gel one.
Tie "Foreign Freight Agents. Association "
met yesterday informing for tic purpoee OF COM
pie.tl'g lts organization. str. John Crampton,
Se S f PsSa IT, npe.f edts Ct efp5. PFC:
burg, Fort Wayne d. Chicago and the Star
unlon Line Flrr President. and Mr. f. j..
Summers, nj tho Eric d Nortt, Shore Dispatch.
was tsansactci. None Of the lines aro at present
contracting for foreign business. Tho baltimore
d. Ohio has no vesscl roomt and the other roads
have enough contracted for to take them week
OF two to tilapose u. On hccoun& OF INSTRUCTIONS
On the yarous lines.
Tl,n 4tSu,fn.ro nnIdznnA ~~onfn 3fnr. nnt4s-
, 1879-01-07
THE. WEATHER.

Eptcidf Dlspasch to 7as Tribune.
WAsH,xoTos, D. C., Jan. G.-The Signal
Service tonight gives notice Of the approach Of
an arctic wavn which will exceed In severity
that which has only Just passed.
OPFlcE OF THa CHIEF slayAL OFFICER,
WAsulNoToN, b. t., Jan. III .. m.-lnd!ca-
ttons-ror tho Tennessee and tue Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, warmer southerly winds,
partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri Valleys, falling barometer, southery
Winds, warmer, cloudy, OF partly cloudy weather,
followed by cold, northcrlY winds rising taron-
etcr, and light SNOW.
For tho lake region. stationary or falling By
rometcr. warmer. cloudy weather, with rain OF
snow. anil southwest winds, except, possibly.
on Lake Ontario. preceded by colder, notthcrjy
winds.
Cauttpnary signals arc ordered for Milwaukee,
Grand ffaycn, sud Ludlngton
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. O.-We1thcr clear and
cold. Last night the mercury fell 10 % degrees.
which II the low est temperature Atnro 1857.
V1cxsDuRa. Mdss., Jan, 6-Ltst ntGht as tho
coolest OF tho season. The mercury Heut ~
low ns ~ degrees. Warm to-day; ther,nomc.
ter ~.
lloMK, Ga, Jan. G,--The steamer Sidney P.
Smith was prevented from making her regular
trtp down tho CUosa to-day on account OF hcavy
tloats Of Ice from the EtawAh and Oostanau1a
klverg.
LOCAL onsHhvAr1or*.
, 1879-01-07

The boy whum Air. Whistler l,nplo,c,i, after
ti4cEu va. an axgu:stv Turner on his orrrshes,
las been outlono l,Y the wooden {,artltluns Ut
drawer, t1 wltcl! for twenty five years als. Cal-
ssn Hervey. u lieliaat, Me-, has Kept his tuols.
The scratching otthe implements rs they rat-
which mingled with the rust turned green, the
1ust at,d xrimu VI 4 quarter Of century, al!
eeulllueea to paint OIL these pIuc4oaFd parllIlous
= tocrably good skctrh In dull colors al ths
occant With three veasels sailing on tt4 bosom.
anl IL thu astauee leadlund With lighthouse.
Mr. IlerVeY has lal thu picture framed th Ktik,
anil hangs over Ills repairing bunch fur inspection.
II has not yet uceursed ~ hin " call II 'AGoiu
tiasace In Dirt" and rsk .0u guIue4s for Il,
, 1879-01-07

atlons nganst the IIarcnryers were based %
lies. Cheers anil filkscs greeted thFs
Fuller replied tl,at II thcy iklI't poison
sugars they rx; ortctt E'tivotr.
sfr. rnwnsril.!, declaring himself m old r.
finer claimed the rsisllegc NJ ft". =. ctcl1. and.
amid 1eafentng confusion, declared It a sEaulc
IN citizenship that Caitl c,ni*sary o! tho rct'n.
err had thrust himself intn this meeting and
dared to tnteEtupt the speakers. lie w1s
amazed, too. that sutb man "a tbs
bow Davsti 4. Wells should rttnc anil speak In
s,ict, caufo When not invltcd 10 ro:nc at all.
Townsend WAS htsse,l down. antI bntlt parties
then tried 10 fntTodure resolutions. Chairman
Field wildly, hut yainy, ,ried toEes order. Peter
became evident that neither patty would a1low
tho uthcr tn pass resolutions, the meeting was
suddenly dismissed. II was one IT the most
disgrnccful meetings ever held IN the city by
aunnrcntIy respectable citizens. an all this time
,argc number of ladies' were atuoug the au-
dteuee.
, 1879-01-07
1ELEGRhPHIC NOTES.
y 1y.A-Szk 81 ~

MILWAUKEE, Jau, 6.-Ex-6herlff Sanger has
purchased of E. y. Hammond, Of Fond du Lac,
the weil-known Indian trotting pony "Tem-
pest" for 800. Two yeass ago atr. Hammond
would not have parted With the pony for less
than 81, 100.
Spsctal D'spdteA II 7nt Tribune
MADISON, Wis. Jatl. G..-Goy. smith has ep-
polluted tho lion. georgc Il. Meyers, Of Apple
ion, a. Circuit Judge OF the Tenth Circuit, lu
piaeu Of Judge Ellis, resigned.
New ioRK. jau. A-tiov. Mccormick, United
States Commissioner a. the Paris Exposition,
arrived ca the GGrmnnic.
MxMrllts, Tenn, Jan. 6.-IIcnry ToWnes Al
len. nurse from Tc1us, arrested last urtotes
for tho alleged rape Of Mrs. Mcdonald, onc Of
tho vlctins ot the epidemic, was thls norulux
discharged from cuttouy Without trial.
, 1879-01-07

Tho managers Of the Afchlsou, Topcka d
santa Fe Railroad wish to hare II understood
thar tho recount reduction 10 passcnCcr,rutcs on
their road was not brought about on account OF
war between ttetr road and tho Knnsns
Pacific. There 10 no difficulty between tho two
lines. Tho reduction heretofore mentioned
grows out OF general reduction Of local fures
IN tho past Of the Atelllson. Topeka & santa
TO i cents mile. The reduction was naaie
tIrst hv tho Atetison, Topeka s santa 70 Rail,
an Intention. long EXPRESSED, Of rcuueEng
tho fares .: soon as t1o pas;;
auil!cIont'y to Justify their dung IT,. Tho ureat
income Of the b4saess q the road during tho
Without. loss to the Company, and tho reduction
was snudo ~ an act OF Justice to tho pcop'c 81
Kansas. Tho reduction Of local fares extends
only 10 Kansas but this, OF coursc. rcduccs mrs
to Ill points west Of kanaas. Thus tho faro
from Pueblo to Denver hud to be reduced from
Gus to @27. The Kansas Pacific accepted the
situation aud male the same rate to Denver, as
it was obliged 10, but IL vas not in my spirit Ut
WarfaEe.
, 1879-01-07

Death of EotoFtona Nav York Woman.
Nxw YoaK, Jan. k-Jouuls Mitchell, wo-
uau IA well kruwu tn this city ~ Cara Pearl
waa Ia Paris, dtci today In q Frisate house on
TWcnty-eeclnl street, under circumstances that
give color to TOO freq ltsc ot chlon,f0rm. aAu
rIrle n New furk xutne fifteen years AGO from,
TROY, N. T., where sho had received Nm excellent
education. Her earrcr in this city was a pros
,eroua Us Il VIA di.reputablc. Endowed will,
= bc1utliu! face aud figure. sue had also CHARMS
A. couveraat!onalist, especially ~ q story
teller, thst mado hre very popular. Tho last-
.u,nctl ari 50 turned lIer lacaa that shr, yrar
ugo, decided 10 adupt tic stsKt a. prufcsslu''.
10 that end hlu gathered JfalnatIc cIsIl.
pany, wblr'l, was rhsbtcacd with illu llIrh
1nuDdiUg tile 0f tho IT. Jaulcs Dramatt:
Association" She was tue bright particular
star VI thc troupe. They Travelled through tlo
minor towl,s- The star suddenly Geratae
troubled By al Af1ceunn of tho heart, that III.
creased with her staye rxetculeut, aud her lle
WAS saycd only by prompt ulc.ll<.ll atteutt'sn.
She probably, It Ii thought, reaorte4! tu choEo-
flrni TOR the Temporary Ailtyaslun VI hrr hYp.'-
chonlrta. WhCli fund t,rlaY sue Ha4 l'Ast Ec-
c,ye1y, cvident!Y from paralysis Vi !hc hrart,
due 10 the use OF thu drug. Amons her elects
were MI ucknow !ctgmcut u u 7dvposlt In tho
kafu Deposit Cuuu,uuy of largo atDount tl
unttcu States bnlds mud Liautonus, Whk:h 4TN
appraised Ut f., ,AO FAcsc Aha .lrviscd BY .
scerntly executed will to lrr stster an1 naot4cs.
, 1879-01-07
TURKEY.
TIfH t,f1IsrFIn9f.ftl.

7o<-o~ 1a,, = -.,rho 1t,.e;ona v;lt avoc.
.,t. a.. 1,o,-,,,1,.,,. ~ IL. ,o,t, ~ r,rrorv
nn,vo vr,,
1ovnox Inn. n-RcnorIa +cenr1iho liza
c,,,,,,;or ~ .1,o ,x,ro,7a,1 hv ,ho ovr1ne;on
- a. a.. ,1h.. ,s,ro. .o.,p.
" ta' "" WI oo"'.a .ao .""."0'9.' ''PA
senkinB that many dtcu anu others becatne
blind, ara erroneous. Admiral I1ornby te1a-
rraphs that the wounded are doipu we'll, and
liza rfa ~ ,n1v nm econan Ia cndanoorcf1
r,n,,rrv
CoSErANT1FofIE, Jan. o.-ttef. Iodscbeh
"'' ''''''' rvoo71.T,oxs.
~, ,,
LONDON, Jan. IA vienna correspondent
Rneaks very hopefully OF tho negotiations
,v,,ie, pvAro rccnmmcncef1 TIM lat NJ Januarv
winch "efo sceo.''n'e'!ee4 .''e 1ss u '.1A"atS
for definttive Iurco-knssihn Convention.
PREPARING TO WITHDRAW,
.r,,. u.,aa,a,. nn,oor -, l., n,.1,;,, ,,,,,,
fle preparations for o1nbatkntion from
Douroaa
-. A.. H. o..,.
ueTilh a1sPatch reports taht the ou4tan
has ordered the Withdrawal Of nil pruposl-
,;,,,. ,,,;,,,,,,,h,a =, 1,,,o;o n ~, 1at,ar
t'oA' opjse''oa"''e ~ As"''". - Wv '"s.'A
consents tu retl'tce tho indemnity. 1t II also
said that NugsiA Ia inclined 10 acn,,iesca III
tt;.
tnl7' .................
RUSSIAN PROMISE.
Tt IL somf.ofr1cia,,v rr,,ortct, In Wanna ti,at
~. ,,.3 - n..,.., ...,
ltAhsla nus p'ohisea 10 e9acu"'e nu'e"f'a a'aa
1loumelin the 1st OF April.
soururnn nuto.utAss orposrn m nE.rs1.n
,',s,,urSr ~ rrnKist, stfs,s,t'r.
-" ~, "a ,on..on It.ns. o"A'
o.,,. 1,o. ~ - s.,s,,t,',. .s" ~ <u,
tss4h' uee' !"-"seot"!u9 ~ au''ces IRON,
1hIltni1t1UQtt8 nt tnG k4kn 1uRtss Al. HG5th11lf
tho Ottoman Bank. has been cllarred BY tho
t,om r,i.son with the direction OF tho 11uonccs
of Southern l,ulaoro. ills Cump,jesio,, went
I'm tor nj ft,sacctiou IL, Yrnf SanlIra, but was
iorccd by thc bulgarian population to leave tic
The frontier Lotwrcn NurthcrD and Southern
i3ulvoru. II mn, be remembered, was driven away
i1nn, ilerucnd nr tiu threats III Lilo UnluarIot1
m,u,,latIol,, md, iilstral oi Gcfng enabled by
military ussfhtotco Il, rcfuru thiti,er, haI tn intl
, 1879-01-07

A singular suit, mob without It's comfcal
aspects, hua occn bruughs IN st, Louis court
by ous II. M. 6toue, ptoprietor ot snall show,
which hs a.,lbitiously calls y tnuseuln, a.saIu&t
tile Commercial Insurance Company fof dam
eges incurred iu this wtsd: TA1 COMPANY. xhIio
removing tho wall ot = buthisns recently
bu1ued, allowed II to fall upontbo roof aud
luz hayoc. Sloau's stock, to tefln 1t such,
WIS Ut pcrtshubln sort. cntts!stin3 Ia 1rlrt Of
white raccooa, i Mexican stln9srec, 4 aaesmall,
wax Gsuv 0t Acury Ward D.echcr, an tmags
u Vickaburg. sud various otbcs thiuss,
valued Ut eu.OOu. Thes were 90 dcniul.
tsh.1 that il wus ycrg harl u distinguish
, 1879-01-07

nett ut tl,c close ol tn experiments, Which were
commenced, on tic 2d inst. md vii! he eo,,-
.Inuc,l Tor n month, or cvcn 1onQcr II those in
charge consider Il necessary. At the Tins OF
}ng d sefic& Of pfotorrctre observations. Mr..
Davis deserves credit Tor the spirited manner
In which hi IL thus assisting In t1In solution OF
The important question nf gas versus electricity,
inc moro 10 as he to tue proprietor ot the Has-
works al Dltci.ingtou, whence Wcstratc derives
tts supply. Tho contractors for the supply Ut
the electrical apparatus, cables, AMI lamp.
fittings arc Mcesrs. j. Edmond son & Co, ot
Westminster.
, 1879-01-07


PANS, Jim. G.-'fho morning papers a2rco
that tho result Of tho Senatorial elections
yesterday Is n crushing blow for tho Bona
parttsts. The majority now is Moderate Re-
pnblcau. I. IL considered probable that tho
Dutnuge Cabinet will remMn In office.
PAn1s, ian. G.-Allitional returns mako
tho number Of Republicans elected 10 tho
Scnate sixtJ-.ix.
THE ASIA.
LONDON, Jnn. G.-Ths new Russian cruiser
AaIa, from Philadelphia, lIas arrived ut Cher
bou1g. .TyHs1SE,
t. patp1W.tr;
PANS, Jan. G.-Admiral: 1puobara. mem.
ber OF the Chamber II Dsputies, is dead.
LATKn.--Tl,e report:of The death Of Ad-
nirnl Touchasd Ia fn1se. =
nRloANns.'
PARIS, Jan, 8.-Iwo letachments Of gen.
t1ar1nerie Of Versailles havo been sent to tho
Departments Of tho lIerault and Eastern
Pyronecs, to put u stop 10 the attacka n'atlo
by armed brigands fsom Spain, which have
nlariningly increased Of Into.
COMMERCIAL TnrATIEs-
Tile French Government lsls given ono
years notice Of tho termination OF ali troaties
Of commerce. THIS IL sinp!y measure Of
precaution to leave tl.e hands OF France FREQ
In view Of Disnarckia 1,cw economic policy,
and tho difficulty Of concluding tsw tsealy
with Au4sria,
, 1879-01-07

Stpriay Scenes ut n nInas~1Iccttna In New
+. Vork to Consider the Adaiteration Of hu-
~" sptefa, f5tpa.cA 10 The Tribune.
New YoRK, Dec. G.-The maas-sncctfuV at
Chickcgiag Hall tonight, chilled nomually for
those citizens who favor sugar tastN With but
twa grades, And condemn tho adulterafIons
Of rchucti sugar, was stormy affair.
Tie meeting was really cotton up by
the party engaged In rivalry with
tho rc6ucrs. Tho interests involved uro 10 largo
that money II poured out like Watcr by both
parties, Tic reaucrs determined 10 capture
their opponents' nleeting tonight, ws,cuco the
row mud rumpus that was disgrace to tho city.
In anticipation Of something Of tho kind, a large
force OF police was on hand, and succeeded III
keeping out ot tho hall body OF worktncn sent
pyer from williamsburg to llies down the oppo-
stt!on speakers. On tho platform wcro 4 NUM-
bcr Of prominent citizens, among them Potter
cooper md Gurus ". Field. The former pro-
posed tho latter for Chairman, and z
long list OF ylcc.presllents was read.
Then tho trouble began by the action OF
James u. Trenor, cx.nowspaper reporter, who
II Tho men uu tho list had authorized ths use OF
their uaulca. Thu ChaErsnan paid 10 attention,
hut introduced Lawson N. Fuller ~ the hsst
SPEAKER. Fuller began u vloIcut de-
uunrat!on Of thu rcnness. He
sa[u tho Custom -l!ousu Inspectors Who hal
discovered. tho false registry OF sugars and re-
ported t,ls fag.s lad bpcn discharged for doing
il,r|r duty. An u Republican, hr charged that
the Custom. tuls1 l.atl been ruttcu from top IL
Luttvu fur ten years. 1ls aevuscl the
rebuvss of alltuR their sugass With ttu,
murta,ie avtl, ur6cuIc, md other potsous, and
declared tba. II tl,cy llau ticlr dues thry would
liz Iu Statc'a Prison for poisoning tbs ,,rop,u,
rrcnor INTERRUPTED several tl,uys, aud Fuller
finally tLrcatct,cl 10 throw hin vtr tho plst-
lurp. Tho au{1.yuca by Its applause and hlsses
k',owcd Itself u,out cyeuly divided be-
twer,, the twv partlv,, Fuller did rot try
m ,arry nut hs tlryai. hut went GU tu say that
Il wnuM ,,a uruyul that tbs uoyctpusut wus
,,rfra,,,lc,l from six to cl.ut million, wear
thro,.,h ,ho ur,.te,,s tarlH. lie charged liza.
,hs lluu. David A. Wells hud bccu bought up.
iu.1v .nd .nuI, nv ,b,, rrI,n.ra. au,l
wuulb xay whatever tl,cy wanted
hin, m. There bc,ur n,,lrh hI.s,1p az Fu,ler
rr,rrmIca. In oronoseti t., dlscuss tLe matter
nuhlicly with representatives OF tho reuuerx.
4 hundred mrn {,,mne,l 10 tlctr sert and
, 1879-01-07

thc mermaid from thu stDQarce, or Henry War;
ntelsss for % e1ho.inr nrao.es .t t'at ;o dosii Or
such part of him ~ solid. had To be sold for
old iron, md Reccller, being of war, was melted
tnto candles, and 70 contributed, not to the H.
.ecular bccr-0asaen. The dcvit and the prcaesi-
er wcrc the two objects Stone pszed at,ose
all. and he pnshcs,catly remarked TINT he would
rather have lost the raccoor1. sttpHsree. mer-
OF those. Ilc satti that the frat thing Ills
patrons a!wass wnnted to see was Bercl,cr. and
then tho devil. The question u too complicated
To he kpced,lY decided.
, 1879-01-07
Thousands Of Workingmen and
Their Families Dependent
upon Charity.
Gen. Grant Publicly 1Ionored by the
Authorities Of L0ndar1-
derry.
The Pope Consulting as to the AdVi:a-
bility Of Calling M Eoumeui-
cal Council. s''


TIE AAEEH-
LONDON, Jan. G.-Nothing Ia known here
OF tho Ameer's intention 10 seek Russian pro-
taction.
erAD MAnnMED.
LONDON, Jan. G.-Ths viceroy Of India tel-
cgrap1s Tint syad Afahonet, Chief Of
Kunar yalloy, who sent friendly letter to
afaj. Cavagnari recently, is czpected at Jolal-
abad carly this week.
MALI MAnuMED
hns refused to obey Yakoob Khans call to
Cabul.
uraEHTED,
Soma Of Shore Als's body .gnard that accon-
panied him to Turkistan havs deserted and
returned home.
CALLS FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
LONDON, Jan. G.-Ihc Russian Gon. Ilaa-
gonoI accompanied shere Alt IN his flight
for tho Russian frontier. Gen. Kaufmann
applied to Prince GortsehakoR for instruc-
tons concerning tho reception Of The Aineer,
but had received no nnswor up to jim. 6.
, 1879-01-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YonK, Jao. 0.-seycn European stean-
ships are now overdue At this port. The YES
sels arriving report strong gales and heavy scas.
HAvns, Jap. 6.-Tho steamship 1lerdcr, which
grounded Saturday when leaving port, got OF
yesterday and started for New York.
NEW yoRK. JAIL G.-~ArEtyrd--tIerinanic anil
City of New York, from Liverpool; Italy, frosn
London.
QuEESsrowN, Jan. 6.-Arrtyed, City Of stou-
trcnl, from New York.
rLrMoErit. Jan. A-Arrlvcd, Cnlbrla, from
New York tur Hamburg.
, 1879-01-07
FRUIT AND GRAIN PROSPECTS.

srRtsorlxLp, ILL.,. Jau. A*-seycEal members
Of ths State Board OF Agriculture frum the
southern portion Of tho State report thut tue
peach trees have been greatly Injured by the
recent cold spap, and that tbs psospccts Tor u
crup aTu exceedingly unt4yosahtc. tincr fruit
Is not seriously Injured. Wlu.cr Rrair u t..
ported by thclu in excellent condition.
, 1879-01-07

ST.. PkrEaspuRo. jan. CA supplement Of
tho 06kaal 0az<tts announces that the plague
in Astrakhsn, which was abstiug, has revived
with great viru1ouce sincs the recent shax.
The authorities Of SaratoW are taking UyeEy
, 1879-01-07
INDIA.


CALCUTTA. Jan. GA band Of Afahsua
Wazris recently mnde m incursion Into
1'ritish territory, pluudered the inhabitants,
burned tank, and retreated to The hills.
They wcro pursued by cavnlry and part Of
the band cnt olI. Roinforcements are being
sent to prevent q repetition Of the raId.
, 1879-01-07

ECtWENfC4f. fUCNCI1~
dnATz, Jau G.-The Tdge.post Of This city
saSa 1t learns on good authority that tic
Popo ia committing aa to tho advisabillsy Of
calling new Ecumonical Council.
, 1879-01-07

NEW UnLAAks, Jan. 0,--Ihe excussIouists
fsoln tEs North and Wcst, bound for Mexico,
arrived hero ths afternoon. They viii be W.
iertained bY tho Cotton Exchange, aud ieAyB
TnursduY, for Vera Cruz.
, 1879-01-07

prccausion 10 prevent the spread Of tho cpl
dcmic.
Sr. PE1EnsnuRa, Jan. G.-The plague
which las broken out iu Astracl,an IN said to
havo been introduced by Cossacks returning
from Turkey.
, 1879-01-07
SPAIN.


MApnlp, Jan. 6.-Tho dcath Of Moncnsi
WINS speedy. His body remained on the
ecaffo1d till dusk.