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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-02

IcdOy W uOlu up LILO uhuu6 VI tu5 COUGUs Ii
| the Democratic candidates are elected il
| will be by the South. He was not ready to bt
the tail of the kite, the great body Of which
| is in the South.
John Lesh, rostoffce clerk, thought the reso
| luton ought not to be acted on tonight and
| moved to lay it on the table. The vote
showed the meeting about equally divided
and count by division was called for.
Mr.. Pierce wished to speak and was for q
moment suppressed by noisy calls for order
and the division. He would speak
| he would not be choked down, he said, and
| if he could not speak his mind in his party
he could walk out of the party. If you want
| to save this nation from the South, he ex-
claimed, you must be liberal at the North.
Capt. Castle, though agreeing with the
resolution, would agree with Mr.. Pierce
| They had to unite. Yet, because Gen. Han
| cock Was gallant officer of the Union, I'M
| thinking men would think it safe to elecl
him. This resolution was intended to point
to the fact that behind Hancock stands the
| solid South. That was all.
G. p. Barnard revenue collector) wanted
| to refer the resolution to committee on
reso l1tIons.
An unnamed person suggested that it was
not good initial proceeding to force reso-
luton that required division of the house
to pass.
! Capt. Blakeiy, mail contractor, wanted
the resolution Withdrawn.
r. s. Hair wanted it referred or laid on
the table. 4
Mr.. Lesb, P. o. clerk, ditto.
Gen. McLaren, q. s. marshal, suggested
that if laid on the table it conld be taken up
aoain.
, 1880-04-13
SWIFT lsET1l1BUTION.

. ,,....n.1,. tT-n0c,1v A., 1I1Iunta-
Desperate struggle Hetwcen n Farmer
aud a lsobhcr on it ltaiarond Track.
81. ionts ltrpnhttean.
One Of tho ,nost remarkable tragedies of
TIC ycar occurred on "Wednesday evening
Inst on the i'tifiola s!ao ol sae ''er' INC lall
faeta relating to which were glcaneh by q
Iscpuhiicn,l reporter yesterday. John Fnl-
rcrtn IL n farmer, n kt,rl-lmartt, nIn,,, lIytru
nsa, ,"n'l"i.n' -" -. r.at q. ''..., n"t
lsa''r''ad so1ltheast o. haSt ~. Loai's' 1'ast
Wednesday, at lato hour III tte nfterno0n
trntnt, Rn,Iltcrctl lnzily ut' tn the Fullerton
.,',., ,,.a,,. nn, .,or rotsv ~ ,r,,rt. f,a sail
.nanH' Will "nu ,,, "e, ~ WI WIN. H., % .is ""i''
tl'at NC "as titett h'su 'unn's, ",'.l ''o lafe1.
believing his story, Invited lin IntO the
, 1880-04-13
DARING TOM BOYD.
He Makes Leap or Ono Hundred and
Twenty Fcet at Nfunfortlvillc, and
Comes Ont Enfc and Sound.

He Makes Leap or One Hundred and
Twenty Poet at nfuIlfurdvIlic, and
ConIcH ont 6nfc nnd Sound.
sr'etal to IoaisrtHe C"nrttr-.fn4rnn'.
1.nrt*vILi.E, KY, April ti.-A few days
since Thomns Boy,1, clock tinker, claiming
iIelfnst, Ireland, as Ills llome, camc tn tits
place md had notice published III thu Ilart
County DcnHcrtt t1iat he woutl n1l Sunday
tts-tlny) Jump nF tic raiIroad bridge across
Grcem River. n structure t90 feet high.
At 10 O'Clock people hcgan to gather
froln all points IN the county, and tho trims
nnrth and south brought from 1}nwllnu
and Uptan's. hundreds ,norc to witness the
big jump. 1'y II p'cit,ck ut least ,O00 peopie
lliul collected. enEcr and anxious, tn sec the
unparalleled frat. when tho hri'l9: ,ssatGl,-
raflrnntl company lat! givr.1! lin. orders tn
stop I,oyst from jltnIpinR. This It'd mt suit
tho Erosti, a1,l numerous tlirrns were nude
ly the most t!eiermined, t" have hin, make
willing nr mt; yet none were t,otd e,.n!lE!i
lho crtwl mayed a sla1,t distance up
tho river, and made noyd climb 2
jump from tint. Tis he ,l!tl will slic[! .sc
md .l'.xtrfity that tho erDwt cltecred f.l-
rinlls!y, ait liTnfnn 70 int1clI tito 1nnre any
!1, oHs TO 81 nt,n m,.kc Tue leap ir.,n the the
WIRE scnt tn tho prnper railrnAI authorities
n 1,nntsvIllc: aMl Il, reply word wns received
that lie cnull tln sn under prutrst. n,I at his
own peril. Cothetl In btnck pants anil vest,
tfght-!ltttnR skull cap. nntl iii Ills snck fert,
lie wa keti nut to the middle 0f tho bridge,
rs cool and collected rs n!ttst lArn nrc Under
ordinary circumstances, md laughed antl
toket Il few minutes with tic crowd. w1ipn
lle announced tint he was really 10 mike tlIr
perilons leap, The il,.lnc',Sc t..tl,rlflgg, g,, of
pign,ies. werc inoyetl BY Intense fcrlng, MD
hecali.a. ln,slled md sllrns. "0nc. tw9.
n e asmg tn .ysr ,a 3;nr ba,s Gn
For few secopAs lie was under the watGr,
bnt as s0nM ns lle npncarctl nenvc the s'lrfacc.
swimming Justify, il tremendous cheer went
up from t,otll hallks Of t},n river, md the
ea,on tl,at Jpaddlcd him ashorc wis met by
hundreds OF excited people. al,l Nnyd's hat
was filled 10 oyrrt'owing will silver: 1Ir!s
the sn1ne man that jumped oil thu. Ohin Falls
bridge hut this is nt lrast thirty fcct higher.
md is decidedly the highest jump a1Ml tho
most dnring feat nf the kind ever performed
iN this Stnte. Saturday he proposes to jump
OF the railroad bridge ut Bowling Green.
, 1880-04-13
ASIA.
E4rtttEffEtIf-

LoSpoS, April 12.-The 200 men, tnyS,
women, girls, priests, and foreigners sacrl-
feed Mt Alau1alay for the restoration OF tho
Kings health were buried alive, not burned,
under the towers Of the city walls.
Tho following is the explanation OF tic
horror: When n city Is built In Durinall
human sacrifices are offered. A. new nl0Il-
nrcl1 usually Inns 4 new Capltol. Tho ryfl
spIrtts arc irrilatcd. There has bgen ITO
change Of the Capitol, and the virtue ot the
old sacrifices being gone, to aplease tlio evil
spirits tho astro|oEcrs DECLARED 1t necessary
to offer 100 lives. Tim sacrifices were inudo
ly order Of King Tllechaw.
AFGHAN AFFA1na.
CALCUTTA, April 1o.--Abnwrrnhman Khan
IL still Mt Kui,tlusc. It Is expected lint ii tic
Afghan tribes make stand, tho place
chosen Till probably bc between Sltnl,jnl
a,.d AInlseer. The principal cliiefs belouging
to the opposition purity at S11uznei have ar-
rtvetl fr,M -alanlnw. Thu differences b.
tween tho chiefs prevent" unanimous opi'f'
SMALLPOX IN nl'rs,A1r.
Thcehnw's Kt,ll and heir, Onty Il few months
old, tl,ltl the brother Ut the ato King, l'n,e
tDttl died Of snnll~lox. Astrnlpgers n!tylse
Sloho, tho original seat Ut the present
ARMY MOVEMENTS.
To-day brigade Of 3,001 infantry md COO
cavAlry,, with tel, glsA, Will lnarcil r. co0per-
qte w Ssn; st. StSTas s nv, whS % T ian rsGf, s
a! Attack on .Juglnlllck.
A[nl,oncd Jun Inns not yet arrived nt CAhul,
but l!o promises to come shortly. Whether
lIe comes or not. Is Of slnall Importance, us II
Being IN atltrcMt Of Nf.lstaii llabibullu Ell,,,
will probably follow tint person.
, 1880-04-13

-, :.
Ills perfectly safe to predict tl1at tho Ne
praska Convention will mot indorso tho third
1eFm.-01a1d Hee tleep.,.
Tie cnutoat t,at,vno, t,o ,,,r,,,t,.. ~
ccr crr,,t 49,, a"na.. N.Y.. L.o surl,ttots U.
o.has 1n. 3vaa ana senator i'talno In llnols and
t1 bo beneficial to tho party.-3oslOu .IVurlm
t8tp.h ''>''
Whilst VIC regret to SEQ tlirtl-torm Pres
tdenttai issue forced on tho country, this Con-
Vcntion announces Its enr1lest adherence to that
unwritten law Of tho 1tpput!o which, rn,lor tho
Esoatest examples. limits tho Presidential serv-
ise q Rny citizen to two tcrn,s--Icnton County
k p.'Ntak ~ nio 1ha!a11apolIa J0ft11ltt'S
assertion tt'"t Washhurnc Tor President and for
HOLMAN Governor. ls IL combination that cas,-
i,en prno.,d m,tG 'nnSo rGG arrn To- hay t'lat TIE
Thoy 4ru both stn,nr AMI nnn,,Imr MI Wilt
ac4Feoly douot' "'4AA '"'' 4'"'A''a win
move,non., % s,ora W. xu 70 ~. Fey stno tnint1er'
for tho sno ~ tho ,,rt.. ~ ~, ~ W.
our nntr,otio ,,,,t, ~ ~ Iii; !.ut, w. wt 'lo
decp Tint it will iloyor 10 ri,slirrcnted. w IT,"
The Republican party, hat II it must bo eucri.
.Ssa q dot9at thts dlnbol'ca scho,ne. lot 1t lilo.
,natt't %vtttt'tsY Hfat ma party nttorwur!ss" IL tho
tnon nt !loalgan tteptloItca'fB.-Er-C0n Congress
The tat, of 11,,.n,u ,r,,., -e l., ,,o,,, ,,,,,.,
o,t"sT 49, y, 41''AuAs MFpe"is ~ i.'so stlppea
ssatoA Logan grasp. ao1an0t hltllng her VI, to
~ aof promised work for Grant. Awusl.Aoyolopod
!l!aino tidal wayo la swounluo fr1,m Tim Ohm
lt1ver to Luke WIubvam. III fosn.,, wt,it, hMvo h
lualo moro prcsulltutIo iiv11ra, II IN i.mI mr.
mittsd 1at htlnsef to 10 persuaded TINT i,s eau
leu! party Of NUw YnrE m IL; fn1nHrnns ~ D ~ tnir
tFth0 Ia pcnnsYlyauln - JInsIfn1tnm jh,st ''
, 1880-04-13
FRANCE,


pAmg. Anri1 12.-srhe Tcmns snra. II
accmu ccrtoin lint 1,rinca iTnhnn,nhn ,,iii
ssn ,a.. ss,'.'s ~ s..'s ..'.onu N!!1
depart IRON i'aris witl'lli ten days to occupy
LIS lseW pos1 ioF lo'E 'nolllhs' httcr WHICH
tttne no WIZ return TO !.af's' III uio absence
Of ll0lenlo'le, DnrUn lsadOwlEz will repre-
sent Germany,
pE1,ls DfupN.
1osn,,, Anil ~ - .,t.,,,tn,, <~o,,, 1,a.d.
,:.'s. .'.s. ~ sp" m M, I.o. - n,la M
.."s s'o .,'.o'' A'u ~
''l...'e.l ., "''uao ee1",o1'a @ teeoHt11 Sle"ten
6cnSatl0n !lcfc, has 0eell flstlehted ny tha
General Ut Ills Order, and will bD lnt8rncA III
n smnll monastery of Carboru. island of Cor
aca, Inhabited by lInlf dozen itallat,
nlo1lks,''
UNTRUE.
Tho storv af TIM cu,,t,tr., of tim nu,e md
1,rfens ~ xn.sr.ininI"n - 10 s;v,ifan hrit.I ~.
utMis IL untrue.
THE ASr1,1EsrIr wAn.
NEw Yoi1T;. Aurii ia-A s,u.cia1, cohle In
Stcc,r tl,iu m,nrninw 3,tatn " ,,rt"ms stor..
sir.Sin1 II" nytr.,S,,.s T." ,Shi.1 -" t.nrtsa};;
nrts nis],fn> 1.ntfnrs Ti.inc,,fr 17c H. III.
fir1,na f{pm;hiirn1 h,r,,nI In. = az ~. ~,
ilgrDt ut Entrnmta II illr,I wlit,su wifi, Ii II
strict Catt ,.ttc. On presenting ,nrself ut the
confessional for EtlAter duly tito euro III
formed er that ~ BhH snl4 TINT |nrllnl, llo
W0aItl not confess llur.. S!,e repletl that tho
pn(Mr belonged to her husband, ind tlut Htle
did not sell It., Tic etr6 then saitl TINT ller
oxciiH Vas mt u vaIll 0llp, us H!ta WIS an nc
cinpltce, atl! that l19 would llnt alltW her tn
a,n,nI s"iit,n. nv tasa "t1' ne5 AaSp4n4
''c1T~@ en", t4'o p"po''
TUE hoNAFA1EE1sF PLANS. -
, 1880-04-13

TO pomcroy: "Your father cnnnot be-"
-Htn Niu.
Gen. Torrance should at onco or.lcr draft
for the furnnco..-
II llavo met tho enemy ami the furnace Is
still inine."-Gcn. TUrTt,itc.
"fThe colored troops fought mo nobly."~-
Oncla| Report u Gcn. I1rycnee,
There Is 10 doubt about Bon 1,ut'cr being
tho friend of tho worktngmcn. He offered re-
Gently to present their case to Congress for
$2U0.
From tho fnct TINT Krnpp, tlle cannon
maker, has orders ahcnd for 5000 OF his biggest
Fuaa, thoro Is no doubt TINT tahcpeaco of Europe
ID assured. :"
When a Boston mnn comes home at / 30
o'clock n. m. and smnshes tho furniture, they
lay he is in 1n iconoclastic mootl. Out hero tho
aamo person would 10 described us "bilin."
A beautiful girl In Moline,
With hair llko sllvory Simon,
0nan orhngc-pGcl stepped:
Hcr parents tlrst tsvopt,
And thon saw that hor grave WIS kept green.
The crcdulity Of some people Is asto,,tsll-
Ing. an apparently sumo man recently preaollt-
ed ut a Now ffaven bunk u check fur 500, which
purported to have bcen signed by Ynlo Pro-
lessor. It is hardly necessary to sny TINT hu did
not got tito money.
We hate received n sou1-song entitled
"blelltatton," which bcgtns:
9 TS9sHs u hs w,nmE sa Tx sypE IT,,
r. make i bower or tnyely EIade;
%asss y so e e;ssiS aa i y wa.} ; ssh 'nvo,
II ts very ovldont TINT tho young person. who
wrote this ID OIL tho wrong tuck What she wants
to do is to wander Into q drugstore aud got u
bottle Of collie medicine.
4 gny and reckless young man on Abor-
doen street. whose business as q commercial
tourist obliKcs him to wilt all parts Of tho co11.,.
try, fell In loyo with highly cultfynrcl Hustnn
yonng lady tthcro arc no girls In Dostor,, md
nut long since lud her to what sho cnllcd !" tho
hymoncal nltar," although ho charac terszcd tho
performance rs "gitt1n' mnrr[d." His blle-
atooklngnl bride Is NOW u resident OF Chiengo,
and, loving hor huebnnd dearly, tries by ovory
tnehns In her power to afnrt herself to tho Cur
don City style OF conversation, which, ns oyory-
body knows. fa inclInod to bo s!lngy. After caro-
fully Watching Arthur for sovurul wceks, and
noting his Language, sho thought herself pro.
tlarod to curry on conversation in tho best
%cst-sado style. md resolved to show peopto
put hero that II Boston Young lady could ontcr
hoHoguncous!y into my sphere Of l[fo. 50, whou
her first roceptoa-day came, sho Wlt8 ~ s!,c se-
marked to friend. to use favo1t express
sion OF Arty's," "loatod for boar" u1d when n
Viaitor was ushcrcl Into tho pnrlor lost ITO ttu1o
In showing Oft her noTly-acGuircd knowledge.
In reply to a spirited observation concerning
tho weather, Bhc said, "You'rc tnlktng." and
when asked II sho had not formerly resided IN
Boston, startled Tho visitor by, should smile" !"
II suppose you 1ove tho old homo" said tho
Chicagoan. SWELL" said Boston, ua her bright
eyes Eleasncd morrtly through hor gtasses, "you
can Just wagor your sacchurino exlsto1,co that I
uo.' The lAdy says aho never know how ntce
"1oa can bot your swoot lfo" sounded before,
, 1880-04-13
ENGL1s1T GRAIN TRADE.

wEEKr.y nEv1Ew.
I.oH1IoN. April ta,-'rhe 1fnrH Lime TSr-
1,rcss, In, ts review of tho coru trafle the 1,ast
week, says: SIX wccts Ut thoroughly sea-
sonnhEe wenther l,avc male wonderful
change IN tito nspcct nf tito country. WHEAT
is somewhat harkwa',l III sonc districts, hut
therefore lpss likely tn suffer from any re-
turn of cnltl wenslrr. SIl0wers liave B.'nic-
what delayed tic cpmplciton III tho spring
sowing.
Tho supplies of Enaltsl, wheat aro ngain
small, lhotl. In I.,t,tl0n md III tho provinces.
Prices have tlrcInctt n shilling, millcrs' rc-
quircnnents bring light, anu the weather
favorable for tic fntl1rc crop. TlNre Inns
bcei, n married. DECLINE III foreign wieat 1t,
Lo1nlt,l,, en,!scd
llr THE SPECULATIVE CONDENSATION
III America 10 &ttctnte prices tn W'stern Et"
rope. He'd wlntcr, Which II fortnight agn
was wortl, ii shi1llngs per asinrtnr, s"ld with
difficulty at : slllings per quarter decline.
Russian sorts llave mt declined uMitc sD 'e-
cIde.lly, but tic tendency Il, all cnscs ll''s
1Ieetl adverse to sellers. At tic salne filfiu
tie decline stimulated ttettc,nnttd. anil mill
crs It, some cases l1onRlt comparatively frce,
~. The proxilnato cause of thu collapse OF
tho ring wna not 20 mitch abste'ltion fr0nt
buying OIL this side rs favorable crop pros
pecsa In hath England niitl America.
The official estimate of tho stock Of grain
IN London Is larger tlInn anticipated
namely: a78, 900 quarters, agniast 20o'0 at
the corresponding time last year. Compared
with the stock in granary at the beginning Of
the year. there ism decline Of 2ts, 600 quarters
lfalzc, IN consequence Of largc arrivals, re-.
Ii l,ighcst i1 p,!nt. Mixed Xmsfcnn extra sh1p:
piI}R Is tlnr 20 9littlings.
, 1880-04-13
CANADA.

Fixtures During the Flrxt Quarter of
tlac PRESENT Eenr-A 7Jyon&lerful EMll-
fnr UT-t Sermon on ,dSob Engerk1It--
Murder and Araon-xforriblo Decd
sueetui D1puttA to Tat tsta.po Tribune.
MONTREAL, April Il. -1le failures III tho
Dnnlnio, for the first quarter Of tlle present
yenr wcrc 5o,, with liabilities Ut S-l,s1H,s177,
nga!nst U:A, will, llabll1tfrs ot sll,UIs,G9, In
tic corresponding at!artcr Of 1871. Tllc i'g-
1lrcs th!s year nre exceptionally snnll, sh9w-
ing decrense Ut carly''one-l,nlf rs co,ll-
pared with tho first quarter of my previous
year since 1874. The liabilities arc less than
they wcro ever before reppfte.l IN my tl,sar-
ter snco tile commencement Of tho plbltca-
tton Of the uu arterly returns.
The announcement that ule1tov. A. ]. Dray
would take for hia text last 9runEng, "Col.
InRcrso1l upon Conversion, Heaven, md
HELL" attractcl MI enormous congregation
to Zion Church (Congregatlonal). Tie It'll.
1lcss describes tAesernion as follows: "1Vttl,
out formally announcing lila text, t!ie Rev.
I}ray pitched right Into the middle of hts
subject, prcac!.ed wlInt nay be callctt, with
out any fisrcspcct to the preacher, a most II.
narkable discourse, lccture,-a scientific
lecture rather tllan n scrlIlOn,-fn which
sol1ie OF the lang-cherls!led traditions, md
possibly better than traditions, Of orthodoxy
wero Us roughly hanlled ~ inlidellty Itself" !"
It Is stated here by parties woll Informed
OIL telegraph lnatters tllut tliore Is no truth III
tho rutnors that negotiations arc In progress,
Dominion Telegraph Companies. A l0eul
paper snys TINT the rllanors have been prn!na-
gntett by y trio Of speculatols,-two Iii New
York: anl o1e IL 1oroIto,-a,Hl tl.at they
l'aye nude several pr1iltal'lo turns., on stuck
by tho faIse reports. Tlletr motle of proceed.
Ing, however, tbs paI~r says. l!ns 1eon found
mnrket.
DRlaIiToS, Ont, April rItla.-Abnltloo'c 10 o'clack
Saturday night thu house Of ,'rhoinas llas-
kins. near ttle Villngu 0f Wuolcr. Cnunty
Northumberland. was discovered oI fire. OI,
arriving OIL the scene horrible sight pre-
Se sStS s sff aor e w fe s 1f s q tc s yrFfh II hs
dirt All! aslics, tic baty Of tho ulifor,i,nato
owner was fund, the legs mud lower part nf
tho trunk balng entirely consumed. Wl!llo thu
remaining portions wernhur4t alMtIst beyond
recognition. It IL supposed tint 11asklns,
who .wns u years old, al!A rcputetl to llnyo
considerable n,U1ley III tho alUttBe, WINS lMnr-
derctl mud robbed, nlnl then, III order to
0!lltornt0 all truces Ut thu crime, tho tlontl
sntetas Ds.aatsS q ii II. sseess tribune.
FeIlowcrnft and E,!lnry arrived lIura tilis
morning ~ tow ut the stea,ner ErIe Belle,
at LoanIlnKton during thu late. gallo. Both
uru laden with ralroad tlfs, which they alp
!!isol!nIglnE here prepalntory to going into
drsdpssk ssst!st nt D,lt Detsait to n. cntes.o 7s,.
coI1lsnWoop, April l3.-Thts hnrbor,
4,i, ot i!He, wy " ~ Mlur1nE suIay ' in'ofnlnE by the
anil T.n tIlps.
, 1880-04-13

CoNsrANTlNoptE, April 1a.-Nany persons
persisted In the foods 1iear 1Blnid.
So, BKOAEIEFF.
81. PRrEns4yl.7, April 13..-{fen. Sknbeleff
started yesterday for Mlnsk els route to Ttllls;
THE RUSSIAN NAVY.
III consequence OF alarms pn the ClIinese
frolltler the Commander uf tho Russian l'a-
ellie squadron Inns been recalled. Ills sue
cessor WILL start III nfBW days,
, 1880-04-13

srcnErAny S1ElsstAN's threat TINT lie will
carry his strength oyer III tho third term, rathor
than permit sonator 1latno to 10 nnn,lnatetl,
crcaes sot,o amusement lit 0llo, where It Is we'll
known nu power on earth cnn nuke tho voters
fn,orab1p to policy Of wcnk roycnge.
, 1880-04-13

TuE Iton. f. H. Washbulne has cngagc-
,ncuts to ronl papor on ~ Tim Franc.''Gcrtnltn
wur, a,1,l tho Siege md Commune Of paria,' ut
In Porte, Ind, ii, Ti,tts,fny evening, ar,tl ut
sots,1Ieild III 1'rltlny evening ut this week. 1t
ID undrrstoui that fatHo preparations to receive
hin, hnye ltcr,f pndp at bnth plncce.
, 1880-04-13
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 ST, PAUL RAILWAY,

On and nfter Sunday. APRIL I, nni thereafter
until tho completion Of the new Union depot
corner Madison ard Cnna streets. which will DO
about 1st Of 0ctobor next passenger tralns OF this
Company will nrrise Mt A,d depnrt from tho
"Panhandle" depot, corner Clinton md Carrol1
streets. West side. People will bcnr IN mind
TINT Milwaukee avenue cars, on Randolph
street, run direct 10 this ,icpot.
Chlcngo ticket Offices. u Clark street, GRIND
Pacific Hotel, palmer House. and Mt tho depot.
, 1880-04-13

If Ito managers will 1ooscn thn nf'ls rug
MI r,1,tlll, tllrrp IA ITO dhtht thas hansah WI,
10 gfot IN plvn Tim districts In TINT 8tttb MI
thd ronrosentation to which they ard entitled.
llut It will not tlo to ask for tho nbroEnton of
tho r,o It! tho Wcst ansI tl'o'l givo It an nxtr'@
twist or two In tho mld- winter tnathino ssatos
~ tl,o ronf
, 1880-04-13

THE rtlsli to Colorado continues, and about
TOO pcrsu,ls arrive In Denver every tlny. Chlor-
ntlo would aoem to be gnod place for prudent
men Without money to keep nwny from.
, 1880-04-13

Tho most magnificent nua costly pearl neck.
itnekt! u tAdy well known 1T London and {urls
1t u nuke of three historical neck tavcA ulIot of
luur tlue1. 0ae Ut them. valued Ut $40,0N. Was
, 1880-04-13

1IESnY B. PAYNE, Sam TiItlen's political
holr-npparont, is copnrconor in tho hugo
Standard oil monopoly, wh1ah iovlcs tux nj,
every gallon Of oil consumed In this country.
This fnct nlone will eufleo to acnd tho Payne
boom to 0fA86
, 1880-04-13

epli to tho Countess by n Rrantice If spntn, anl
Atncha': the arcond bc1''nHcil tn the ex-Q.1ncn
Of Nnp!"a. and tfc th!r'l WIS thn famous neck
@ aSo ,asnir ist9 E ~ We 3nssins fr mMM
, 1880-04-13

ErIlny. Fob, IT, 1A7j he was Arnftrd into tho mr.
my l,y virtue Of having ttrnwn tho t!lit>cF thiT-
tsqrng tho n,,tf,t,cr thirteen. which lIs lntciy
drawn prlzo OF AUJtW ffaneA
, 1880-04-13

People who have weakness for believing tl.at
tho luln0cr thirtapn Is unllleky. sAya tho I'4lc-
1rtKeAnes lttt'e. arc requt~tcl 70 nUdttaiu npon
sht lug fact, tue authenticity or which Is
y0uohed fur: Unu Herxisscy was boru Oh tho
13h Ut thu mouth Ut january, 1S55. Hu lived ut
uFueae4 In house numbered thirteen. 0A
, 1880-04-13

! If Senator Lognii can capture Stnte Con-
vcntton ct 100 Delegates, he deserves tho cakc
and the eating thereof.
, 1880-04-13
SPAIN.

THE lE0ICllEs
'MAnR1n, Apr! ls.-Otero, the rcgtoltlo,
will be- executed Wednesday. IIs will 10
placed In tho pfllory twcnty-four hours pre-
Yl0us to the execution, according u custom.
, 1880-04-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Erotk in the Elood. Eofdcn'a I.trlt1w'a
Lhlltl Extr1tGt Of Hecf enrtcht.s thr lnn1. hitH
,llEcston, Gurus dyspepsia. nervousness, dcbf1i-
~, anll feinAte complaints.
, 1880-04-13

THE Macedonian cry went up to Senator
I,ognn from tho Illinois boonstcrs, /" tome over
aud hclp usl' And ho caulo, and stra!xhtwny
proceeded to Nnrphyalroro hs old stamping-
, 1880-04-13
Some Curious Incidents Con.
.'nected with the Clerical
War in France.
Weekly Review Of tho English and
Continental Crop and Market
Prospects.
Additional Particulars OF the Horrible
Human Sacrifice In Bur.
mall.
Vignaux Well to the Front In the In.
tornational Billiard Match
ii Paris.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
EAlsI. OF 1.yTr0S.
LONDON, April 1a.-Lord Lytton+ Vieeroy
OF India, has been crcated Enrl Of Lytton.
lsLEvES PERSONS KILLED.
Last night, during n fire IN the crcosote
works near Victoria docks, ore Of tho stills
exploded, killing eleven persons md woli,lt[-
Ing several. Much damage was done to
property.
ELECTION nErr1nSs.
Additional returns from the Parliamentary
elections are: Col. Fred Il. Stanley, Sec
rntary Of State for War, nntl MaJ,-tien.
.Flcldcn, Conservatives, for Lancashire,
North; tho former was REFLECTED. For
County Wexford, J. Barry. and DyFnc, Home
]sn!!e.1rs, hive been elected by large mn
Patrick T.. Afartlm and alarun, Home
I!nnrs, for County Kilkenny, tho former re-
i, ii. Aletge, a.lyance.l 11olne-1enlcr, and
Charles Stewart f'aYitel1, 1lMnc-l}uler, for
rA1sNELI,
speaking nt Dnllina, said he had bound
llImsGlf BY no pledge to slt cItl!er for Cork or
Nearly i,ooo constnbulary hive left Dublin
to maintain order during tho coming BtruE.
gEc between 1'arncil aud tic priests.
THE LI1.l;lsAI. GAIN.
Tic Liberal net gain Is now 1od votes.
1lACE If0llaE KrII.En.
LoSpnN, April l2:-Iorllartl's ,:-yenr-oltl
tilly, Geraldine, had her hack broken Satrr-
day. exercising. md was killed.. GeraIttlnc
Wednesday, HEX, and the International umlll.
CAP ull Friday,
, 1880-04-13

sevmot,t'A friends nrp working hhft tor the
nntniuntton, an,1 II ho ret,atnA folef1'l'ly fpr5
md nct!yu until Jsno they ,nay obtain soVerh'
y,,tcs fnr him ut CIncfnnnft.
, 1880-04-13

The Fruurc cntttyv,ltc,B its own statement
thnt the Gnytrnlne1lt contemplated tliG RE-
prrsalpn IF further manifestations Oil the
pnrt nf the bishops.
, 1880-04-13

Failures During the Flrst Quarter Of
tlac Present Eenr-A Wonderful Fall.
fng OtE-t Sermon on Hob EnGerxoIt-
Murder antt Ar4oRl-x&orrihlo Decd
YNHAnl nfAnHtcrE.