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The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12
River News.

River News.
Two arrivals. (local packets,) Sum
day, one ditto Monday, and three de:
partures on last mentioned day, gave
to the levee an animated appearance,
and kept the Elevator hands quite
busy. Verify, it does seem that Mon.
roe is making her mark, in the trans
portation business.
The Rosa B., after an absence of Il
week up the D'Arbonne, being de-
tanned by the breaking of piston rod
which had to be remodeled in a Vicks-
burg foundry. "a good argument why
Monroe should have foundry,) sailed
into port Sunday noon with over 600
bales cotton, which she discharged on
the Katie wharfboat, and left Monday
evening for Saline river to intercept
the d. Stein, which boat left on the
morning of the same day. The Stein
runs in the "Blanks Line" the Rosa
in the "Tobin Line" and each no
doubt will make it lively for the other.
A telegram from Capt. Rabun re-
quests US to take out the card of the
Thompson Dean and substitute there
for that of the Laura Lee, which has
been purchased by Captains Tobin and
Cannon for the sum of S25, 500. The
Laura Lee~is large stern-wheeler,
carries over 5000 bales cotton, and is
only two years old. In point of speed
she can "tumble" on any of the Ouach-
ita packets, the Pagan not excepted.
The Ollie b. arrived yesterday
morning blocked off with cotton. We
were unable to ascertain the number
of bales she had but she must have had
400 or 500. She reships on Laura Lee.
Should the Rosa B., and Ollie B.,
both of them due to-day, arrive in
time, the Laura Lee will have two
thirds of load to leave here with.
Tho Ouachita Belle and Robt.
Mitchell sunk last week below Mem
phis within 800 yards of each other
and almost simultaneously. The
Belle is total loss, and thus ends the
career of one of the former priles of
the Ouachita.
The river is on another boom and is
rising at the rate of II inches in "a
hours. We do not look for low water
any more this year.
Boats due at time of closing report {:
John Howard, Ollie B., Willie, d.
Stein and Rosa B. from above Laura
Lee and VIM. Pagan from below.
If the Bulletin will inform us when
and at what time the illfatcd Ouachita
Belle ran in the Red River trade, We'll
acknowledge that we arc not quite sc
think we are. 1t appears to us that
the Ouachita Belle never entered that
stream further than that part necessary
| to entering tho Ouachita, but if she
| was ever in the "trade'' we are ready
to acknowledge our Ignorance.
The John II. Hanna arrived from
New Orleans Tuesday morning, and
left on her return to the Crescent City
Wednesday evening with 1900 bales
cotton. She leaves New Orleans to-
morrow evening.
The Laura Lee is due up to-day, and
will, no doubt, attract tho attention OF
large crowd. She goes as high as
Ouachita City.
Capt. Cryer has taken the Mary
Houston wharfboat to the opposite
bank to beach her; but the rapidly ris.
ing river will retard work for a while.
The John Howard, for Camden,
passed up Friday morning at O'Clock.
Genuine Cognac Brandy at Moore's.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouaclita.
Fifth District Court.
Estate OF w. c. Wllliamons, insolvent.
Whereas, L. d. McLain, Syndic, has filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the 5th Judicial
District Court, in and for said parish of
Ouachita, his final account of administra-
ton of said insol vent estate,
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days from the date here
of, the said final account will be approved
and homologated, as tho law directs.
AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
Monroe, La, Oct. 8, 1880. 2t
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Jerry Dickson, the clever gentleman
representing the popular house of L.
F. Hanscll, stationers, etc, New Or
leans, is in the city. Give him your
orders, you could not deal will, more
accom- m odating gentleman. He is
registered at the Central.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

The rise in the river places another
obstacle in the way of the bridge bull
ders, but the work still "goes bravely
on" Brick are being burned in Cot
tonport and other preliminary matters
attended to. We don't think the 1st
of January will find the fine bridge
that is to be erected spanning the
Ouachita, but we will have a bridge
sooner or later. The company have
had obstacles to contend with over
which they had no control, such as
horribly inclemcnt weather, frequent
rises in the river, and desertion of
hands, and we think they arc in no
way to blame.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Capt. Oliver, of Wesson, Miss, is in
town looking after the interest of the
Mississippi Mills, located at that
place. He is stopping at the Central
House.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

1t is unnecessary to inform his
many customers here and in Trenton,
that Ed. Ferry is in town. lie looscs
no time in paying his respects and
soliciting their orders.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Remember the 18th and Goth,
Cooper & Jackson's great show will
be here.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

The average young man will be on
Show.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12
BANK OF MONROE

LEWIS ID. ALLEN, Jr., President.
GRAND ST., MONROE, La,
NEW BANK BUILDING.
OH ST. Louis, New York, Now Orleans and
Vicksburg. Mutilated money and foreign
coin bought at highest rates. Interest al
lowed on time deposits. Collections
promptly attended to In Monroe. Trenton,
Bastrop. Farmervillc, Vienna. Columbia,
Ouachita City, etc.
aprl:sO:ch2Oaug.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Don't forget that you owe a bill at
Moore's drug store.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Take the children to see Cooper &
Jackson's great show.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

The genuine and veritable "Jsones,"
"Banjo" and tsN1iddle Man" are COM
ing with the s. G. 'Minstrels.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Go to see the wonderful Sea Lions
in Cooper & Jacllson's great Show.
1t will be here on the 10Th and Goth.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Pay your bill at the city drug store,
j. A. Moore, proprietor.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12
JUDGMENT.

Maria s. Chi ldress, wife, vs.. John II. Cole,
husband.
Fifth District Court, Ouachita Parish, state
ofLOuisiana.
BY reason of the law and the evidence in
this case, the Judgment by default granted
hercin. not having been set aside after tho
lapse OF two Judicial days, and plaintiff hnv-
ing established her demand by legal owl
dence in open court, il is, therefore, orderetl,
adjudged and decreed that tho community
Of acquets and gains heretofore existing
between Maria s. Childress, plaintiff, and
John 7. Cole, defendant, be and tho Sumo In
hereby dissolved, and tho said plaintiff IL
hereby decreed to be separate IL property
from her said husband, John r. Colo.
1t Is further ordered and decreed that
plaintiff have Judgment against defendant
for tho sum of two hundred dollars, being
paraphernal funds used by him; that tho
administration of hor paraphernal estate bo
restored to her and she be authorized to ac-
quirc and administer property separately
from her said husband.
1t Is further decreed that defendant pay
all costs OF this suit.
Done, read and signed in opon court this
9TH day of October, 1850.
| Il. w. RICHARDSON,
| Judge 9th District.
| A true copy. Attest:
| AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk ID. q.
octS 30d
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Who flung dat las brick, fust :
Bones, of the South Carolina Minstrels.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Cooper & Jackson have lions, tigers
and elephants, s.till you can't rest.''
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Besides having a fine collection of
animals, Cooper & JaclSson's Circus has
no superiors travelling.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Why is a bed bug like an elephant
Banjo, of the S. G. Minstrels, will tell
you.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Look out for the big posters OF
Cooper & Jackson's Mammoth Show
on the walls.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Remember the big Show OF Cooper
& Jackson will be in Monroe on the
10Th and Goth.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Pay Moore's drug bill, and don't you
forget it.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Coming-plenty of fun and laughter,
with the inimitable S. G. Minstrcls.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Ho! ho! no! Look out for the big
posters of the Minstrels.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

In the way of amusements the
South Carolina Minstrels, and Cooper
e Jackson's Show are booked for this
place. We anticipate lively time in
this line this season.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

"The children cry for it''-Cooper
& Jackson's Circus and Mengerie.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Cooper s. Jackson have tho largest
elephant with them ever exhibited in
this city.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Save your dimes till the South Caro-
lima Minstrels come.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Cigars and tobacco at Moore's drug
store.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Lamp oil a speciality at Moorc's drug
store.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

DR.. VIM. II. Richardson, for a long
time practicing physician of this city
and lately located in Delhi, Richland
parish, died at the residence of his
brother, DR.. T: p. Richardson, on
Tuesday night, 9th inst, in the 41st
year of his age. DIR. Richardson was
a surgeon in the Confederate service
and was said to have had few super
iors. He was at one time engaged in
business in New Orleans as druggist
and was successful for while but
misfortune overlook him and he has
seen of late years reverses of life in
most of its phases. While in the New
Orleans Medical College it is said he
did not have a superior as demon
strator of anatomy. May the sod rest
lightly upon him and the grave hide
all his faults.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ORLEANS AND
OUACHIrA RIVER LINE.

INDEPENDENT NEW ORLEANS AND
OUACHITA RIVER LINE.
oUACHITA CITY, TRENTON 4 MONROE
W,EEKL Y PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY. ut 8 p. mr.. for
4SSehsa City, rfens9n n.a Monr9e aud ai
rivers.
The new and splendid steamer
ROSA b..
(In place of the Thompson Dean)
Il. l.. IsRANI., Master,
will leave AS above. For freight or passage
8. q. WAYNE, 81 Gravier street,
N. NJ. CARTER. IS Magazine street.
INDEpEN DENT NEW ORLEANS AND
OUACHITA RIVER LINE.
QUA CIIITA CITY, TRENTON 4 MONROE
WEEKLY PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY, at s p.ln,, COM
mencing TUESDAY, Dec. z, for Ouachita
City. Trenton, Monroe and all way land
The magnificent and fleet passenger
LAURA LEE.
IT, eS5 j. NJ. Rabun, Master,
j. Hoffman. Agent,
will leave as above and make close and
regular connections with tho Rabun Line,
for .Bayo"s DArbone and narthol9meW; 10 nc y,
n. NJ. "a CARTER. IS Mssazine street,
T .OUlsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
AGRICULTURAL AND MECAA1eICAH
CoLLEGE.
'INIIlG next session OF this Institution begins
- October 5, 1850, and closes July s, 1851.
fFACULTH:
President.
j. w. NICHOLSON,
Professor of Mathematics.
GEORGE s. THOMAS,
Professor of Ancient Languages.
l.. w. SEWELL,
Professor of Modern Languages.
Il. s. MCCULLOCH,
Professor OF Analytical Chemistry, Natural
Science and Physics, including
Astronomy.
J. II. RANDOLPH, JR.,
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering, in
cluding workshop instruction
in construction.
l.. w. CONERLY,
Instructor in Scientific Agriculture and
Experimental Farming.
DIR. j. w. DUPREE,
Surgeon.
Professor of Military Science and Tactics,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Genuine Cognac Brandy at Noore's.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

The Australian Wombat and Peru
Wan Wart Hog, are among the
strange collection of animals attached
to Cooper & Jackson's great show.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12
Professor of Military Science and Tactics
and Commandant of Cadets.

A Boarding Department has bcen cstab-
lished at tho University, which is to be
under tho management of competent
Steward, elected by tho Board of Super
visors. Students can also secure board and
lodging, if they so desire, with good families
living In Baton Rouge or vicinity, at from
The monthly fees, payable quarterly In
advance, by each CABOT, shall be MS fol-
lows:
VIZ ~
Lodging and servants attendance.....l5 SO
Washing and mending. ............2 90
Fuel and lights. %
Medical attendance and medicines.....2 90
Total, per month ............. $40 OO
Annual incidental foe, $40.
Prof. j. w. NICHOLSON, the Senior Pro-
fessor of the Faculty, will act as President
until ono is elected.
No distinctions shall be made between
Cadets, whether boardcrs in or out of the
University.
Cadets shall DO required to purchase theii
own text books and provide themselves
with the uniform designated by the regrla-
tions.
1t is tho intention of the Board to proceed
Immediately with tho organization of the
Agricultural and Mechanical department.
To this end it has secured the services Of
experienced and competent instructors.
For further information, address
LEON JASTREMSEI,
Vice-President Board of Supervisors.
October 1880. vl6n5 3m
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Cooper & Jackson's Circus and Me-
nagerie will be in Monroe Friday and
Saturday, 10 and 20. II is the largest
and best show that has been in this
country in number of years. Every
body should turn out to sssee the ele-
phant."
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12
The Masonic Ball and supper came

The Masonic Ball and Supper came
off last evening according to announce.
ment. The unusually bad weathe,
that we had been having gave appre-
tensions of bad evening, but Wed.
nesday dawncd beautiful day after a
tremendous rain Tuesday night, which
left the sidewalks and streets in a bet
ter condition than they had been for
some time past. Nine o'clock found
Gerspach's spacious hall well filled
with "fair ladies and gallant men, and
soon they were tipping the light fan
tastic to beautiful strains of music
eminating from a band of professionals
that had been obtained for the occa-
sion from Vicksburg. The supper was
all that could have been wished for
and abounded in abundance and "no
man went away hungry" The stove
and silver set are yet to be rallied.
We have not assertained what the
proceeds of the evening were, but sup
pose it will amount to a considerable
sum. AS predicted the affair was the
affair of the season, and suppose it will
be some time before Monroe will be
treated to another such.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

\ purely Southern establishments. Found
cd by Hon. g. g. Langdon. Twcnty-scven
years in existence.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1880-11-12

Omaehita Teleg raph.
MONROE. La, NOVEMBER IL. 1850.
Cigars and tobacco at Moore's drug
store.
Take the children to see Cooper s
Jackson's great show.
Don't forget that you owe bill a,
Moore's drug store.
Who flung dat las brick, fust :
Bones, of the South Carolina Minstrels
Cooper & Jackson have lions, tigers
and elephants, s.till you can't rest.''
Pay Moore's drug bill, and don't you
forget it.
"The children cry for it''-Cooper
& Jackson's Circus and Mengerie.
Flo! ho! ho! Look out for the big
posters of the Minstrels.
The average young man will be on
hand with his sweetheart to see the
Show.
Lamp oil speciality at Moore's drug
store.
Save your dimes till the South Caro-
lima Minstrels come.
Remember the 10Th and goth,
Cooper & Jackson's great show will
be here.
Pay your bill at the city drug store,
j. A. Moore, proprietor.
Besides having fine collection of
animals, Cooper & Jaclzson's Circus has
no superiors travelling.
Coming-plenty of fun and laughter,
with the inimitable S. G. Minstrcls.
Capt. Oliver, of Wesson, Miss, is in
town looking after the interest of the
Mississippi Mills, located at that
place. He is stopping at the Central
House.
The genuine and veritable "Bones,"
"Banjo" and ttNIiddle Man, are COM
ing with the s. G. .Minstrels.
Cooper s. Jackson have the largest
elephant with them ever exhibited in
this city.
District Court is still in session: but,
as the Bulletin expresses it, the Court,
officers and attorneys seem to be
s:fagged'' out. His Honor, Judge
Richardson will adjourn, however, the
last of this or first of next week, when
he will proceed to Richland, to hold
his November term Of Court there.
Why is bed bug like an elephant
Banjo, of the S. G. Minstrels, will tell
you.
Remember the big Show OF Cooper
g. Jackson will be in Monroe on the
10Th and Goth.
The Planters Journal for November
is upon our table teeming with well
written, and we'll selected articles upon
almost any subject. It has also plenty
of paying advertisements and presents
the appearance of permanent institu-
tlon Of Nicksburg. 1t reflects credit
upon the Vicksburg merchants, that
, 1880-04-01
OCEAN TELEURAPHY.

an.x,..~ r.t,tn - ~. r.,J-Ar A-ory
nuotncI t""'u ~ 1so - 1N"tc'A
can Mercantile company Organized
for That Purpose.
Sp.etat Uttpateh to Thk Chteaao 1ttbune
rrw vor,e Wn,ot, =, ,-1,o,.,rts h.,., ,,o,+ T.,
W." "HA, "ntcH ol'-"etr"'" Ha'c nHc'i ~
circulation OF late concerning tho ora"ntza-
cubic ncross tito Atlantic. rho high tari4 rates
e,"IH'" ~ caH'lns eo'npahic~ nsc e,eu..f % eoni~
planned OK by merchants. particularly thoso
ho,,scs wtl0 hayo 10 cable extensively and
wtoso hills In tnnny instnnccs ntnnunt
4, sc M, ~ ,ro., ,nnmc,t,. trt,.,.t, ,,r.I1nrn.
~ Np"W Of ni'ro anhually. iheso eonslmelA ,.s
ttona tlnve led to tho organization In this city OF
n company fbr tho purpose IT el,eapcning tho
cos. nf occnr frtcur,inh.. Tim trt,an,yntton "a
, ~ A. ~. ,s.,s s , .,, e..,o
AhoM't ~ uo Nc" t.rh l.u'o ."" vce".' 4ctS
ffnph Company. ina President is john II.
Herbert, OF j. II. Herbert & Co., grn1n mer~
chants. and tho Ncer,,tnrv Cp,. Err,lcrttk 4.
un,...as 49,. 49, I,1.:. u, ,.,s.st,".'., T.,
ru"3et. A'noi'4 tno !l'ect'!s ''Fe h'etchnhts IA
New Sntk md Pennsylvnnia, incltttlnE
]. i. contant, NtchDlns 1}randt, and Jnmes
Sitv Il ,ron st"toh t;at H. t}rfi,nh f.",ornmn,t
im;i n,rn.iv ,er.nttt thn ,cr.fu"t rivht ~ ion
nnI t,trntc t't,n nr tnt,f1, aiSt.s i" Envian his
coI,rtasinu wns 1rant,4i witi,ii, n ft.w months
mi. mi lin itu3tnd Hiutcs finrcromnnt. hv Ex.
t".,,si.1, n,,thnrit, hn,n ysnntnf :, .,rnr rohf
IL nr4;"r ~ n,nt n"f,,f IL f. ot.t'n t,r.r
fvcr m jnt"rnn,i"tc inn,linr IL Ec,,irt1 .n"s IN
t,.i,'fnrr IN rrr"t n"i w. thnt n,,rnnsn II IL
nro,,,na ~ ~ t"i.n - H., III. ~ ,xu,, ~ tho
fs1,,,i ~ 81 IH"rrn ",r Wt.n,ron M ne 5nns+ ~
Enwf,u,r1 1tnr,i 1n,t IN Si,,t ~ ~ ~ h"a nnt
, 1880-04-01
RUSSIA,

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p,..,,,.a.,,.,.a u..e. =, oA'nhu' A
Ut. @ rk1&Naaota, masca ,ea Ut secfot print
pnlnna. ami acvcrcI parannu. nil 1,u.a,,n. h.,.a
beon nrrrstc1. ''' '''@'e
VIVA 'A'''''sa ~. ,,,,,, ,,,n,,,a,
LONDON. hfaruh 8k-l'rtvnte cipher d!spatchcs
received hero fru,n st. lctcreburxr stutu Tint tho
Czarinn Ia var. rn,,n., ,snraf and Tint er cst h
may ho no,ncntarIly expected, Tho si,uRtton
nj fho Dv,ntor Palace j.. ,Ina,-ihoi 40 nm ~ ~.
-. eno mInses raaee - ucsc''oea I'D o'o VI e1-
, 1880-04-01
I.AC1: GOODS AND UNDFsIssEEAIt.
west END DRY Goods house,
Madison and Peoria -sts.,
NORTH SIDE DRY GOODS House,
North Clark and Eric.sts.
Special Bargains
BANKRUP7 P STOCK
LACE c GOODS
LADIES' COTTON
Underwear.
From ore Of the Largest Nouscs Enst, ut
less tlIan llalfpricc. We mention
n F,{y t,t.fcnes
From orc OF the Largest Houses Enst, n
less tlIan halfpricc. We mention
few prices:

aGn lElcc3s
200 doz. ladies' Cllemiscs, Drawers,
Skirts, COrHet Corcrs, Night Towns,
Chtlircn's Fine French Cnmbric Dresses
Embroidered, nlld Tbrclt0n I.nco trim.
med !; Cllillren's cxtrn fine Chemiscs
ail!l Drawers, all 10 lc svll ut one
price, 05 cts.
$1,000 pieces OF g widths Of caslic's Gov.
entry llufl1lnEs, Lace Edge, s5c piece;
worth from 7ae 10 lbs cncl.
$500 Real Antique 1idlcs, largo Rizcs
and extra fine qualities, nEI Mt ono
price, 41e; these 4'llics iirc cheap ut
$1.OO each.
200 lscnl Duchess and Point Motlall!ous
and l4Ockets ut soc, 75e, nnd vi 80 !;
sold elsewhere from Rl.25 to W. each.
$500 yls. Dlnck French Lace, Rcal FIJI.
glisll Tllrca'l Patterns, 4 Inches wide,
e5c per yti; cheap ut (6c per yard.
less tllaM la tllo price.
45 styles III French SILK Embroidered
Tics, elegant quality, II 1-2c tacll.
Latfcs' Linen Hound Hnnlkerchiofs, ia
cacl.
Ladtcs' Pure Linen ITAkfs,, Fancy Bur.
1ers, 1O md IL 1-2c,
$50 lox. ladies' extra fine quality md
largo siza Linen lfukfs., 12 1.9 cts !;
cheap nj 20c each.
$50 styles ut Ladies', Gentlcmcfl's, ani1
Chl!tlren's Handkerchief, sumo pro.
portion In price.
Embroileries--.T Tile bcst stock III tlle citY
ut low prleess
, 1880-04-01
CASUALTIES.
DIED FOR HER CHILDREN.
EnfeidI Dispatth 10 Thu Ghfraao T'rfbunS.

6pfe!dt 41spAse" 10 Ihs Ehttf1o 3F1tuhss
DET7sotr. Ailch, Mnrol, ai.-t[rs. John Van-
dcrHyp, of No. 1A5 Indiana strcot, met With u
frtRhtful accident this afternoon, from tho
ELECTS OF which uE,o ,ilcI at nte hour Tonight.
sfo was in tho yarsi hnuxtng clothcs upon I!no
when aho hcArd her children scrrntli. and taok-
lug towartl tho h0l,sa saw t'aules Issuing FROM
tho wlEtlnw Of II froat rOom. She run into tho
hn,lso to snyo her, infant Children from, TIM
tlltncs, when her own clothing caught
tlro aud blAzcl up arounl hor
hsnA. sha, however, rescued her two
chlltrcn. wllo had tnkcn rcfuga In closet open
tng ut tho room. mil they nn1aKeI to relch tho
upon Alrs followed by their lnother. Tho poor
woman t..a.es! to tle front y,,rri md wfl9ly
Through tho naIRhborhoni. 4 young nun lfy-
,Ka .hK IL tho 1 ne1t hnuae sozei pull Of water and
tl99mes, .t;,,i. hnt noe re- until cyery ycstlg.s,
tho sn,, H. !|re ~. hay horribly ,6arno:l hsr
tho roam during tho Al,se.,oa of tiulr inoihor
aIa sot fro 70 sNno shayings, tho tianps cs,n-
MGncAttng to u f,i1 nf wopi. whom tho chillrUt,
ssssamstl and retreated into i closst. from
oxposlse u her own lfo.
, 1880-04-01
Returns Already Received Pronounce
the Doom Of the Deaoons-
fold Ministry.
Unauthorized French Religious
Societies to Fight the 1sc-
ccntly-Issucd Decrces.
The Afghans in Large Force Re"
- ported as Marching on
Vs. Cabuj. ,..@
Prospect Of Emigration from Germany on
an Enlarged Scale.

ro.,,ox, y,ta,, ~ ~ .n,nn - ,h. ,,to,,fo,, =
nttso , thc E"roncau ,o,tmny H ' NJ tho % KIM If
sau, f for ' opcnns diplomatic fc,ato,.s With tic
Kie viii bo f nceenpane @ S ~ seScsal % of lis slin
listers. ..,., ,,,,,. ,...,.,.,..
who. IN August lust, obtained divorce. s.. has
marry s % IL IT, ao @ went Of tho sayces. s Of bis suit
nsalnst bis w'fe.
TnE rr.rcr1oSs.
Bench. Minister Of tho CviouIes,
D 1t coa' 1slana ne County u % Tyra"c az purity II
oraneomen entered the town. @ and ., were m at'neke,
attacking pnrty: IT,,
nersc o m o,cctIon p or torcaht rroccssou @ c"r M
a,v o,% ~ ,.or sorto,,s ,,n,t,nr ros,.t,a
t.s., 49, .rnnha.a ,rnrc a,,oso,, n.
dnv ,mnst,r rf.ttcrt,nna nmnnp .t,om t,,1, sIar-
4ais Of liartinston.
Tho following canitdates wcro elected at tho
polls xh'oa LIVER, ese "gens in tao ," ""ry ,r
u,a,mteri s"'n,,d Tsicro, I1 'in. s,r % r. FIr.ctcr
'Ser"' 9er 1nbo Rh 'r ~
ntiye gain; J. l,n,lkt,l. Conservative. for
Liberal, for Evoshn,n. Liberal ran: A. l.artlett.
Conservative. for Eye: r. ". fhlxton, Liberal,
for Anoser, Liberal gain: s'r r. ". can'e tho
de'neon n!ucrt"t ~, lur !'"'H."ps.'
CONSERVATIVE gun; h"ru lyfn'1,stml,, % A!porns' @
al. for orautham; Tlornas Robin
aot,. @ Liberal. for ';. uloucester % City, Liberal.
oon' t.'ps'"tt IA '.es''e' Ns't f ,t
KHl1s - lGluHttH3 4IlUEfsll% lt3E
, 1880-04-01

SESTKSCED TIL pHls0F.
CnrES1rAaEH. ainrch :f.-Thc Criminal Court
sentenced lsnron fiednln. chief of tho tnnlsfn9
hous0 nf f;ctlnlin & Co, diplomatic ngunts Of
tho ICY Ut T.ln1s, Into Consnl-trhcrtE To p0rtu-
ga NH, r,sspssr nf ii xcit El1,t,d era,sses md
t,thcr decorations. t.} tine months imprisonment
fur repentedIy using canccca stamps OIL stocks
and bills,
, 1880-04-01

md nskcd Thirty dyE to flic bill Of rxccpttonst
anil tho Court fold him he t1ulld tnke tho Bnmn
ctMlsso ho lnd taken In tho Urbnr cnfc. Tho
crow, npw TINT tho sensation wns growing cold,
hurried nwNy. f'0ttGn HlHfn Ind tnsnltnit fo tho
Railtf,R rf7'frnint 1T Tho "wratets. md wns tT,n
on hi Why lhlek In ju.-tt, stay there hn1 r1mi-
nntn for thn firxt nix months.
, 1880-04-01
FRANCE.

HkLlaious soQ4E1tzs AKn TIN p1oREEa,
fa1s, Aarch sl.-Tho religious aasoulutim,sos
fFaaoe Will probably contest il The courta the
1essatY OF tho docsees Of ,as 0oyssnment
, 1880-04-01
ATGtIANIS'rAN.

MAItCtilS0 ON CAitit4.
TaHEnAs, tinrcll jl.-Ablu 1'n1lsnan Khan hns
left Krl,.s md lntlrchptl with ills troops BY ssay
Uf Qhori and Nfdschrat1 MI CAbul.