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, 1880-04-10
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~No 1919 V1AiS AtCAAO c4C AAAPPC0 AAOAA
the Weehly Register. 81.
HtThe weather during this month is
considered to have been very favour
ableforripeningt the sugar cane and ma
nutacturingg purposes, but for the grow
ing crops more moisture was required.
IAe windmills have had a "good time
ofitoflate, five mayjudge from the i've
ly motion of the n as seen here and
there over the island. But the substitu-
ton OF steam for wind power is every
year progressing, and the time seems
fast approaching when the old wind
mill shall be no more. The quality of
the sugar being made is pronounced
excellent, and the yield in some places
as much as a hid. of sugar, about
LOO lbs, from LOO gallons of cam
juice. The. demand for both sugar
and molasses for the American mai
ket is brisk at about $3.50 per 100
lbs. and S. for the cask, for sugar, and
20 cents per gallon and 81 for the
%puncheon. The continued scarcity of
labour is the only complaint that is
now made by the planters"
"Ihe Bishop of Antigua has been
interchangeable in his exertions on behalf
of the relief fund of St. Kits. His
Lordship attended a meeting, held in
London, of merchants and others con
nected with the West Indies, Mr..
Chambers occupied the Chair, a COM
mittee was formed to carry on the
movement for relief-the fund was
expected to reach $500"
AT the Police Court on the 18th
instant Mr.. Samuel Sedgwick, on the
complaint of Sir Oliver Nugent, was
fined 81 by MI. Justice Whyham for
having on 10Th January last used in
sulting and abusive language to plain
tiff while in execution of his duty as
colonel and commanding officer of the
Antigua Cavalry Corps. The words
of insult and abuse, uttered on the
drill ground CassQda Garden, we're,
Colonel Nugent you are a fool, and
always will be one" Sir Oliver
offered to pay half of the fine if Mr..
Sedgwick would take his hand, the
money and the hand were both de-
clined"
"The European Mail reports that
Governor Irving Of Trinidad is spoken
of as likely to. be appointed to the
Straits Settlements, where the sal
airy is S23,532 and $5OooI tor table
money. The Governor of Trinidad
gets a salary of$19,200.s
We copy the following in regard to
the Mauritius, because we have lately
printed some interesting statements
as to the prosperity Of that distant u
gar colony. .
Mauritius it is said never passed
through a more trying season, as re-
CARDS sugar production, than the last
the decrease is reported to have been
fully As per cent compared with
1878 The crop of the present sea-
son, Wilt is thought be worth about
one million and three quarters s~terlisg
less, than the preceding one.n
, 1880-04-10

after seftinaf Tor some short tins in
the out Parishes here was promoted to
the responsible rectorship Of the Dan
ish island Of st. CrUix. He returns
amepg his flock an old FRIEND, and
in TIE prime of health and manhood,
there is, we believe, plenty of work
ready for him. We congratulate his
LdRdship. on" hissafelarriVal".a g 4 9
, 1880-04-10

Se1. k0ttclf ~ eOu9t W.
Master, from ST. Tbomas-Mef-
chandize.
Sloop " Annie,' Is tons, Hughes,
Master. from st. Thomas~Mer-
sOSa qm.Petrei,n 81 tons. W. Rogers,
Master, from St. Thomas Met-
cbandize. A "a p ~ OF 1 d
Slooo "Annie," Is tons, Hughes,
Master, from St. Thonas-Mer-
Rsrk. "Cerss,n 3os tons, O. Berg
lnnd. Master, from ST. Thomas
Ballast. Vt I'll
Sch. i" Clara,n so tons, Simmons,
Master, from Porto Rico-Ba Hast.
soh. "Pstrel," 81 tons, w. Rogers,
Master, frem st. Thomas-Msf-
chandize.
sloop "Aunie," Is tons, Hughes,
Master, from 81. Thorn as--Mer.
CGen 0lze.
Sch. "Clars," so tons, Simmons,
Master. from Porto Rico-Bsllast.
Sch. "Petrel," 81 tons, Rogers,
Master, from St. Thomas-Msr-
chandize.
Brig. "Thes," gao tons, Jensen.
Master, from Barbadoes-BallaSt.
Sloop "Davop," S tons, Ryiner,
Master, from 81. Thomas-Balla't.
CT D.
sloop "Annie," Is tons, Hughes,
Master, for St ThOmas-Sugar.
Sch. "PstreI," 81 tons, Rogers,
Master; for S.. Thomas-Ballast.
Sloop "Tidal Wave,' 4 tons, J.
Stephens, Master, tor St. jan
Ballast
Sloop " Psupas,' 6 tons, J. Smith.
Master, for TorloIa-B Allast.
Sloop "Anni+," Is tons, Hughes,
Master for S.. Thomas-Ballasi.
Schr. "Petrel," 81 tons, Rogers,
Master, for St 1homas--Ballasi.
Brig. '|T. Towner," los TOM, Per
kins, Master, for New Hsver-Su-
gar & Molasses.
Sloop Ami. Is tons, Hughes,
Mas ter, for ST T'homas-BalIasl.
Sch. "Olars," 50 tons, Simmons,
Master, for Porto Rlco-Ballas..
Bark. "Jaoob," 3OA tone, Schou,
Master, tor Copenhagen--Sugar
q Rum.
Sloop ANNIE" Is 'OnP, Hughes,
Master, for S.. I'homas-Rum.
Sob. "Clara," so tons, SImmon',
Master, for Porto Rlco-Ballast.
Sob. "Petrel," 81 tons, Rogers,
Master, for ST. ThOmss-Sugar
, 1880-04-10

Notwithstanding the dizziness of the times
HIS MaJesty's Birthday on Thursday was
celebrated with the customary honours,
his Excellency the Vice Governor holding
bis usual reception, and the citizens hoist
ing their flags. 3d ~
, 1880-04-10

CHRISTIANSTED ST CROIX
Saturday the 10th april 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

l.
A HlcH coMPLIMEKT-ln The argu-
ment of Hon S. Teakle Wallis before The
U. s. Court Of Baltimore, in the Canal
case, that gentleman made the follow
ing handsome mention Of Hon. A. p.
German. president ofthe Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company and lately elected
a Senator in Congress from this State ;
"a revelation that was made TO me
iuslifies me III saying. what no man will
suspect me Of SAYING insiHcereiy, that
IN that campaign in which Twas can
didate there was no man who more IN
derrated than | did the ability OF the
president orthe Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. AndI say it.here now. not be-
cause / am hiss counsel or the counsel OF
the company. but say.it because II Is
due to truth, and ask your honOrs, az
ter YOU have read the record IN this
case and seen the testimony upon this
poiat, to Judge whether ] am right o.
wrong. Take the teStimOHy which Mr..
German has given himself in Abis care,
tracing The history q his adminisil alton
from the beginning to the end. and il
your honors do not fnd'in It the traces
or q broad a manly and a comprehen-
sive intellect, InscompaFison with which
no gentleman within the sound OF my
voice stands upon so lofty a plane as to
Justify him n looking down on him, then
/ am much mistaken. ] do not say il
for your honors 10 adopt IL as the state.
ment of counsel, but read st---I ayjTead
il for yourselyes--and LET anybody with
10 The sound Of my, voice read Il and
come to ant other conclusion il he can.
And thea; in the reflections that have
been made Upea7tllis gentleman. hear
man like Mr.. Colston sitting down and
saving that ii this canal had been man
aked like the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
rad; according to his notions OF bu.i-
ness, il would have been much better
thing, / cannot help saying, what Is the
fact, that there has not been a solItary
collision between The Baltimore and
Ohio company and The Chesapeake and
Ohio canal since Il has been under Mr..
Gorman's administration " here Mr.. Cor
man has not bad the advantage Of the
controversy. do not see the solitary
case OF composition and business rival
~ between the two great companies Ia
which Mr.. German was not triumphant.
Go through the testimony, 60 through
every part oil the legislation Thiehr has
been had. and say, may Il please your
h0nors, there is purpose IN the case
not merely 10 tIeat him as . man who
has paved his, road 10 Preferment by
dirty practices. but an attempt to dwarf
the intelligence, the ability, the admin
istfstive Capacity OF one OF the very
ATTEST men Of the State. l say It on my
own responsibility, so far - lam able
10 Judge of il. and leave it for your
honors to Judge whether have done y
with that ilnpariisIity which ought e
belong to counsel."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25
Respectfully


ST. IxIuoEs', No, Nov. 20, 1850.
Messrs. Editors :>--lt seems tha1 the skeleton
hand Of disease cannot be stared IN our district.
Hygeia apparently has sorbaIseh ns, and AllOPa-
chic and Homeopathic prnrslllonegs have eE-
hansted their various prescriptions IN endravof.
ing TO bring permanent relief 10 their suffering
patients.
MaIariaI comprehensive principal ailing-
will not succutnb 10 the discriminate or indis-
criminase use Of alcohol, narcotic drugs, hum
hug bitiers, etc.; and Il q really astonishing
that persons who pryfsss a knowledge Of eom-
mon things fail TO understand the same A
''CoaH Sage" would be weleor-ed just nov, par
tieularIy IN ont immediate siginify. son
think you can aeeommodate vs., Send him along,
and We will sSafn Joint and tpat him with all
the hospitality possible. 81.
The horses are suffering with ''bad colds"
and we-afbeis veterinary science Is not in our
line-have ventured TO Fecommend a cesiaihprs-
ventive and cure. Few have appreciated oufad-
vice, iorcibIy bringing 70 our deficient memory
the old saying: ''Never TO offer salt or advice
Unless sOllciled.HH Peecaril we won't do - any
more-''a-B-d don't you forget IT."
Several OF our farmers have availed themselves
Of The present cold wave and are making the
neighborhood (resouhd with the Pitiable squeAls
Of fat porkers.
f3y-the-w.s, one Of oar 6eighbOrs tried to get
up a ''cOrner" in beef not many days ago, ssd
ere he cdaid dispose Of oue-alf Of his bovine del
icacy, The sharp crack Of a whip, with stimuli
tane6ash'git Up aar. BaeA, - announced the near
approach Of = cart load Ofjuicy IendcrlOins at
''BoltOn sgsFes," The consequence was a sud-
den collapse Of our friends rise IN beef, and .
hasiy more ef in n nOrtb-eASieFiy direction. A
''eOrner' IN pork js 70 order Will some old
'ipOrk-easy'' cone 10 TIE ffoni4 - .,.s q
.t. GnsERVER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25


q 3 I'D remsrked a. i 4 rea-
81 los eing 20. that l thought ne
bes skired too much mone sng
i IS % sool Fprposes." Now While
/ ave ec0lieci.on Of your p akirs
Ii ne bout g yet be this ns u may.
- expect 80 u 10 come EDWARD
wish your authors and I will produce
mine. and stand BY the records o. lhe
House d Delegates as a sufficient via
dicssor iron this unreasonable imputa-
ton. So far e. ms reference % the re-
publican es1eases held 10 Be0nsrdtown
prior 10, the election Of 1875 is con-
cerhed. while ! may not be able TO state
psssissly whas did tFunspiFes
yet 10 The main my report Is correct. l
admit that did take sdeep uinaselfsh
interest in the arrangement oflhe ticket
that Fall. butt ueFerclaImed 10 have been
the sole manager Of The same. The
fact that you claim not 70 have had the
pleasure Of my acquaintance or the otIlnn
ergenllemen composing that '-back roo u
caucus until that time. is not at all re-
markable. The repnbhcan party also
may possibly boast Of becoming &C.
qsa,nted with son near about the same
sime.s And il maT1nOw appraF' expeds-
lent les this party 10 delegate authority
Ibis aewly made friend. who may b
able % mango Us affairs Oa much
higher plane and ia rnorelelaborasely
furnished room. than that humble back
room" which Was 50 kiaSlly rendered
By Capt. LAwrences and which with
mach propriety may be tprmed the
scene Of your political birth. and 10
which you nov refer, a. well as'tbe
gentlemen who occupied the same. 10
such sarcastic terms. In conclusion |
will, add, that ] have no desire 10 dis
continue the friendship which trust
has mutually existed between US for the
last zee yeafs--but leave this entire
" with YOURSELF
~ Yours very truly, ai
JOHN N. GRAVES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

aaAA9A@sfAA@7 A1.f NV. 61oo, 1850.
ueers. Kaisors We may judge br a.
keen blasts that whistle around rs ,o-s,,
n~minely 10 p<nessals cur very beings. "A.
nroenosslcxslons u an early and severe wip,..
I'M ID truth b verified. However believe h.
r.aasn ii shs nnusualEy favorable FAN. On,
f.rrhers hertahoass. ara mostly prepared Cor /,
ha&snn woana Up their corn crOFs, wheat seas.
Ing &c.
since election, news aid sensational reporissv
arre. insuspss In The Chinese letter even eall;,,
fnzfh hi little eenmeas. WeaFe eHjcyiur inn
nov he political calm .hat succeeds the storm
10 b SIRE, inaivlaaals q ~ Fskelssfsl Safk
noe and tlen indalge ia LITTLE coalition q
alae. Ia, & 4. zsaaais..a sls.svNnsgseutswrrss
e,es ont lar want of dpupsrasie faek lndsed a.
democrats sen, to have settled down into sloic.l
lndigeseucs q doesed doa' sassaaess. and say
If we are all golag 20 the bad there Is some oa-
sort AZ least ia knowing that they viii have
piensy o. company. pemocras and Republian
are IL the sane beat, and win siak on swim to-
neahcr. H+
Bat u may not b - had a. some Of ~ tear.
Yet confsss ahe tone a. The sialwart element 1
no such ~ 10 augur wen ior the futurepea
FsnleFuisy 0rour connou counsry. We can SEE
II efopging ont already. They speak and &C. q
g the lloa's share l. due them fOE the part they
carried Get o. shs iate canvass, end think Il
pretty clear that Gar6eId's chance wasslim Until
Conkling, CameFOa and L.osan 'madeshat Nsnlus
tisis. Upoa chat coudisio=s, o. ~ what cost,
CAzs seseee8el 81 sl,iliinElh rDagselal.
81 sssssnsls hour, sab - Ibu.
n1ai some arrangement Naaeni y whisA
,l.e Grant faesloa, slseised - 1sesgO, may again
become . power IN The Nation lsee Ben. Hill
either IN the immcaiateov not distant future, vii
I shink b e.lly yesoa6d hereahsr, 'bus suiheisas
anto the tlay i the evil thereof!
Acolorsd man. HaneOn Biscoe, met an un-
timely end Monday night, lslh instant, BY fall
sn~ Itom llBe curt " was driving Ia fronts
tie wheels, which passed over him. I. seems Be
had been lmbsbisg '.lillls sOOEseely'' and hsnos
she SD resait.
1.-THE presens colf snap combines the ring Of
the woodlands axe VA FcsOuhd 10 the regions
hereabOuss, and the dredge boats will do a lhriv.
ing business Is usual in the forbidden waters Of
slas Palnxent river aud other bay tributaries. Il
they VII have our oysters aud 90 far our egis-
tors seen disable 10 prevent them, il seems 70
me. T. not in violations Of our Bin Of Rights,
some law might be enacted by which these beaS
might be turned over 90 the counties contiguous
thereto, and, since they win be dredged, let them
pay license 10 said counties. u would briAg
in considerable sum and 60 Gar towards liqui.
dafisg our county expenses. Al aBynte, den I
thiuk u can be worse tiiaA now. As Il is, oar
beds are pretty tiIsctnaIiy dredged aud neither
State nor county receive cent OF benefit, but on
the contrary, appropriate annually . Large sam,
for whAs TIE Stale, 60 Tar gAas ailed 10 dO--prO.
tset the oyster beds.
Respectfully,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

ey-Ia Biaekwood's Magazine for November
iIss published By The Leonard Scott Publishing
Co, Al barclay Street N. ", the principal
ARTICLES is : contribusinn By W. w. Story, "a
Jewish Rssbi in Rome which calls 70 miRd
the poem a Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem, 2 from
the sane pen, that attracted much attention
several years ago. Isis striking picture q the
corrapsions IN The Church in the 18th century,
under sixsus ~. a. "a = 81
ssIleminiscences q an Old FoseYr Is an esFee-
able narraiive Of voyages % and from India IN
lbruner days, in steamers Of ihs Peniasular and
orieassl 90. 3 lise, with glimpse Isdian lie
q The experiences q eaaess fssah sroa. sslsOsl
ana q rsfls wlso 10 The Bloom Of y0ash went ons
% SEE iheif Ibrsnnss gro
re new ssoFy The Private Setreiary" begins
sell. sDr. Worries SCHOOL, iscohfinned.
re other articles are sssArmy Resbrmss" In
ufsleh eouplAins j. made o. the non-aalion ofshs
var Oars: tine Close of the Afghan C@sl-
vaixn;s' saa ssThe Unioaaed Revolvsr.o uhish
i anoshef nanss for he Tuszish qasssions and >
6lled xi,h gIcouy iorsbodings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25


THE CHESAPEAKE AND OBIo CANAL
Co.-The earc Of ID. X Stewart, pre-
ferred lbondbolder. vs.. the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, Is now 10
progress before Judges Bond and Mor-
ris, 4 brilliant array ofeounrelis en-
gagged on both SIDES. Thee MATTERS IN
contest, brirHy summarized, are sub
stantially as follows THE claimants
claim that The Canal has been mismsn.
eyed. has been used for political puf-
poses. and they take exception particd-
lSfIy TO theimproYemehts made, such as
the telephone, The outlet lock. The wharf
at Cpmbsfland. etc. and they ask thai
atreeiver be appointed The trustees
claim that the testimony does not jusii-
" tbe sppoiptmeht pf a receiver, but.
il The couFl should 20 decide. they bold
thst theirsis the right to name such re-
ceivsr. rThey further argue that the
testimony does not show an nl,iisman.
agement, ,but,on the contrary. spbsIan.
tiptes The fact ihatthe Canal has been
ably snahaged shd up6n'strIet business
psiresples. The State u largely inter
ested ID the delegm,nai,on Of the ease.
. 10 httN3s<s3 t~t dtAtt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

The popuiafHyuf the NDenssteF beer Is not
for a day, bas ior IN siH.sg sign continue to
multiply shat the demand for e is no peFs
rage % tbe momeat TO be sucees6rd By Some-
thing else. Tbshsew IL anesiabl hedfaVoEi'e,
aad attempts % sBpplaBt twin bein vain.
Families and. Localities where Il "a been in
ir0dueed costume 10 increase their orders
showing thAt more and more persons are adopt
Messrs. FTnLEY 81 KoeH, 1903 PennsylTanlA
Avenue, WashfBgton, ". G., are the sole
agents lor Maryland, Virginia and the DisiFea
o. Columbia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

No bang AIN AT AfEsToR.-A prom
|ineht and ihfdentialfrirnd Of Gen. Gar.
field ,denles, thai the president sIeea
eommilled himself i'm any way to the
''yisilihg stasesmeh's Who called upon
him 81 Mentor Immediately, aaer the
Maine election 10, pursuit Of :;sparsn'
|teesA thet tkry shosld be- allowed. i be
were oeldcteds 10 contFoI ina measure
his aaminissFsubH,i Tbe writer says:
..ile lGsraeld received them = his ahenpred
gaessL Trey ~ arband bis fable and .mapped
0uE ~ administration "a though they were
lnakina lssriislon or their oku prosperity Gem
eral Garfield was TOO gell bred tptake Issue hiih
theas under his own rQof aud under such eirrllua-
sialsk<s. Sc Eisiehfd 70 al they kaid with dig
niiled sileAee g Ehey' ,kent away Impressed eth
she lea fh4l tlse< hs1 Htigleia bargain. Theis
szsusance nnsi ~ EeneFai tfsrdtias This 10 she
tres version 81 sIse compset aud the hEst time
i I4as been given out to Che public
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This December issue 4 certainlT a great number.
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A mild FORM Of epizootic is very prevalent
among she horses In this section, but few serious
csses are hsasd q. W
Mis-, Angie Cotton, Of Charles county, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. n. J. celt0a Cor several
weeks, len for bone on Monday. she wps the
recipient one o. the honoFs Of our late t0aEna-
ment, and no one could have worn L more
gracefully.
The iournament etc., Of the AIl-ssaints Plsrish
Aid Society, on Tuesday Of last week, was a
success In every respect. The ladies had pre-
pared an elaborate programme Tor the occasion
which was carried out to the letter. First, The
tournament thenthe 4innsr; next Mrs. Jarley's
wax-works, followed by most interesting cha.
rAde; then Il ecor onatiOn, and lest but not least
the ball, which was kept mp all night. House
mars elegant band furnished the music With
Out cost. The coronatlon address BY Daniel O.
Hammeit, Esq, was enc Of the happiest and
most eloquent we have ever Iisieped TO on simi
lar occasion. The receipts were near two hun
dEed DO lars.
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UlEr..

At Drum Point, Calvert county, 90 the 22nd
OF October, BExxIK, infant son Of OrEa and Frank
Harten, aged years and months.
AsIecp 20 soon then sister take
Every little treasured toy
And s.uaua. mama will not wake
Their precious, tender darling boy.
Then siIencc softly Jet II rest,
Sweet nnrsiing Of its parents care,
Composea npon ifs Fathers breast
Il sleeps aud waits their coming there
A FRIEnD.
(Caieef JesfHgl please eoPy-1
in St. Inigoes district, AZ the residence Of Ars.
:. 3. Rarck. on SATURDAY, the 3ih instant, Of
who'd pneuusania, JOHN WESLEY TYLER,
vouuuesf 500 q The late David w TyieFs in the
34sh year Of bis ase. Nay he rest 10 peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

The PEksIox FvND TO GRANT.--The
BsltimoEs .4msviean is npta subscriber.
We infer. to The pension fund whichii u
proposed 10 raise Tor the benefit Of our
ex-pesidenss. nor does il take stock in
The proposition ~ make them life sena-
tors. II Il nov in order TO hear from
Mr. Crezwell. bus 4 isqmie safe 70 pre-
dict that ne viii be found IN favor 81
anything The -4msriean j. opposed To-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-25

Or Wazzi1gssn srTsstsaasnes.
o. ssss.sr washington lsi,ss nos haxieg
reA - = ahsil Tssdar niEiss As 6.aea or
selssa anal u = eea i il s7pe have BEEN CEN
pellna 10 4 sens oakalses wilAA hfiuF nyne
ofsh canssasa. 1he dsaah a. Gov. WiillAmus q
indiana, bslaar known ~ Blus Jsanss Williams
i announced lie was takes sick On tae eAay
os the Presidential election and Hngered antai
Saturday eveniag last, when be expired a. 1850
p n. He was Ia bic Tsrd year. Aetve PrsPAE-
aliens are bsing made By the several rEpahllsan
crgznisxsioas q WAshingion % receive the Prs
iaeat elect, ~. Garseld, upok hisarrisal n
washingtoa. The republican clubs q Wash
ineson and Baliimore have heen invited ~ parii-
esyzss. NJ. Garkeld IS sid 10 have wrissen
depreoating say haailsiniioh q the kind
Much spscalpaisss i haaulgea d regarding the
chances q he reseviire aspirants lor the Speak-
ershiP Of the 47sh CpRgress- There are about
seven aspiranss promiaeEa among whom are
FRYE o. Maine, Conesrs q Michigan, and Cam
non. Of IllEnois. FIRE. 4 the candidate az We
high tariff men, whilst Conacr and Cannon are
haelkd b. ne free traders his zenefaIiY COZ
seded, howeses, tha6 10 the evens 81 he failure
az Mr. FIRE. 10 eapinreatAie Maine BeuaiaEsAip,
now held 81 Hamlin, that be & andoabaedly the
coming man. hon. A. P. Gorman, q 8 senp-
s3F sssss from Maryland, Is II washinrton. Re
visited the Treasury Department and also called
on iAs PFusidaat. The negFoes Who murdered
yoang Go. P. Hlrsh usre .ezeeasedal tire /. 8.
jail On Friday last end died rDsssslng Ehnir IL
nocears. They both died EASILY. tleis neeks
beiag broken instantly. The weather Is, al pre-
sent, dsliahssal, keing clear, cold and braeing.
We have lpad . sunaIt iall 81 snow here Ia ibe
past few days .eas f.Ff4i