, 1880-02-26
NEWS SUMMARY


Iharnisa ugu m the Maine rcniten,iAN
...',u..B :yr l... .or the uUIl,r ot LH tao
rrl't.rr e.. A,tOr hJrIr, ~.ll soon con
tim $1,000 Nul,mgs-Eev Alexander
kg.h, Traveller aul author. il dtal--A
monument vii. be erected TO Prince L0uis
Napoleon, ia Westminster The Dominion
parliament opened ON tho l2,a at Ottawa
The Iuter Ocean announces that Hon.
Elhu u. Washburne 10 not a candidate for
the presidency--The coal miners at West
vile. Nova Scotia, have been on a strike ior
three months and have been notified to quit
the houses Of the Drummoud Coiliery Com
plny---The Exodus committee has elected
nothIng new--Mahlon ID Ogden. pioneer
Of Chicago, is dead Margaret Neirhofler
and Frank Lannon's have been convicted 40
Newark, n. j.. Of the murder OF the formers
husband--The Mansion House committee
reports increased distress in Ireland.
The widow of wm. II. Tweed died at
Paris on the lSth--E Edmund c. Palmer,
charged with embezzlement OF the funds Of
the Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe de-
Ioslt Co., has been convicted OF the charge
Denver printers refusing 10 accept 70.
dUction Of rates, were ousted from the
Offices of the News and Times, and their
places filed with non.union printers; the
end Is not yet--One Cf the schemes o;
Denver workingmeu is TO start an evening
paper with Brick Pomeroy ut the helm
The Wisconsin Legislature has offered Par
nell the use OF the Assembly H6ll---SenatUr
Lamar las arrived aud taken his seat it,
Congress; he still uses crutch-Wai
over passenger rates on western raiirugls
coulinues-A Jehn SboruAa club has
been organized in New York; the ohj,c. is
to advocate his nomination for the prcsi.
dency. -t'. ..#r..
The st. Louis Merchants Exchange has
contributed $4,000 to the Irish relief fund
james Wilson, for the murder of Wash.
ington Nile. will be hanged nc Upper
Sandusky, June l8h--Andrew Moyneham
of Logausport Ind, has been found guilty
of murder, and sentenced to death The
Chicago Tim s., after losing vast numbers of
subscribers on account OF the rise in sub
scription price, has returned to tho old
tigures--Chas. Stratten, in fit Of jcal.
eusy. stabbed and instantly killed Frank
Morse, at Kennedy, N. Y.----COukling will
not attend tho Utica convention unless he
goes as delegate---Irish liberality to
France during the war Of 1870 is gratefully
referred to in asking parociAl collections in
Paris for the benefit of the Irish--Twenty-.
six new Senators have been appointed 20
the Italian parliament with the object of the
abolition of the grist taX-Francis Ferdi-
nand Benary, professor OF the University of
Berlin, is dead---The general condition Of
Ireland is improved, though severe distress
still exists in many cases---fire was raging
in the capital Of the Republic OF Salvador at
last advices. Four thousand stand of arms,
one million cartridges and much other GOV
erpment property had been consumed--A
dwelling house in Lorg Valley, Cal, was
burned, Il boy 13 years old perishins in the
flames. ...
prominent business man Of Providence,
II. l., 81 years Of age, recently fell down
stairs and broke his neck--A colored girl
of Harrisburg, Pa, hanged herself while
laboringunder religious excitement--There
are SO Mormon churches in England and
Irelaud-More than half the glass used in
the United States is made at Pittshurg--
The wind February lst attained velocity
OF 80 miles on Mount shington--Gov.
Hoyt of Wyoming, is under social ban be-
cause of an alleged liason with mulatto
girl and his removal is demanded
CIOuS phhiSo pAOtCoN SLO
reduction of duty on steel rails----Legisla--
ton with view to suppressing the cattle
disease is recommended-Th French
claims treaty has been reported back to the
Senate with q recommendation Of ratidca
tion---The friends of Fitz Ohm Porter are
very much discouraged at the prospect of
passing bill to restore him TO the Army
The Prince and Princess OF Bulgaria have
arrived in Russia to participate in the Cars
anniversary fete-Karl Won Hotter. dra-
matte writer and poet, is dead---Russia
will not tolerate the occupation CT Herat
under British guidence-Over 6,000
women and girls are employed in the manu-
facture of shoes and clothing in Rochester
The burning OF the California State
normal school at San Jose involved loss of
$300,000; the loss of the museum and
library is well nigh irreparable one,
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The Sphere Of Women.