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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-14
DenominationaI Railroads.

In letter TO the Burlington HaaUk
eye Burdette says: On the road once
more, with Lebanon fading away in
the distance, the fat passenger drum
ming idly on the window pane, the
cross passenger sound asleep, and the
tall, thin passenger reading "Gcn.
Grants Tour Around the World"
and wonoering why "Grcen's August
Flower" should he printed above the
doors of Buddhist temple at Benares.
To me comes tue brakeman, and seat
ing himself on the arm of the seat,
says: y. ~
81 went to church yesterday"
"Yes?" / said, with that interested
infection that asks for more. "And
what church did you attend?"
"Which do you guess?" he asked.
"Some union mission church ?" !
hezardcd.
SHOW" he said, 81 don't like to
run on these branch roads much. ]
don't often 90 to church, and, when l
do, I want to run on the main line,
where your run is regular and you
90 on schedule time and don't have
to wait on connections. l don't like
TO run on branch. Good enough
but don't like it,"
"Episcopal?' 1 guessed.
"Limited EXPRESS he said, call
palace cars and So extra for a seat:
fast time, and only stop at the big
stations. Nice line, but too eXhaus-
tive for brakeman All train men
in uniform conductors punch and
lantern silver plated, and no train
boys allowed. Then, the passengers
are allowed to talk back ut the con-
ductor and it makes them too free
and easy. Rich road, though. Don't
often hear Of receiver being ap-
pointed for that line. Some mighty
nice people travel on it, too
"Univcrsalist? I suggested.
"Broad guage," said the brakeman
"does too much complimentary busi-
ness. Everybody travels on pass.
Conductor doesn't get fair oEcc in
fifty miles. Stops at all flag stations,
and wont run into anything but
union depot. No smoking car on
the train. Train orders are vague
though, and the trainmcn don't &c.
along well with the passengers. No,
/ don'tgo the Universalist, though l
know some awfully good mcn who
run on that road"
IN, ,HPfesbyterian p l asked.
y. brow gauge" said the brake
~ track, straight as q rule,
fsssgh q mountain rath-
it; spirit level
10 show their
acS train.
, 1880-03-17
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY MARCH II, 1886

when 1t was to the pro1t Of tho employers,
md never submitted to and never successful
upon q falling market, or when 10 submit
would subject employers to loss. Thcre-
fore, for tho reason, that rs 1t wns to tho in
tcrcst and profit Of employers to grant all tho
advances In wngcs demanded since last July,
so, tho market having turned to decline, no
further advances In wages will bo 1tladc ex-
copt under temporary cJmpulsion. and tho
country may look forward 10 a general sea-
son Of strikes and 1ockonls Until prices, re-
covering from tho unhealthy excitement of
tilu Inst ntno months, will sustlo down upon
solid basis.
This, however, Is just the. timo when tic
con,nnlntstIo demagogs become prominent
1t has not been nlors than three mnnths
since tho 5000 swlnc.slayers at Tho packing
houses OF this city, urgctl thcrcto by COM
lnunfstlo leaders, locked themselves o,tt, a,d
suspended work ut tho yards for u wllolo
month Of the busiest season. THESE ig'torant
md misguided mel threw away ut least S20,-
o0o h day Of wages which they might liayo
earnod. A majority OF them were noyer re-
employed, and had to 20 elsewhere to search
for work, whila their families .rere reduced
to suffering. md want by their stnp1d folly.
1t is now proposed, under the llead Of The
"rcd flag" to repeat this net Of folly on n
general sca1e md tbs fI,rnituretnakors III
this city. and the pfanomakcrs In New York,
md the miners anl tic putdlers in ponnsyl-
vania, hnye already begun tho operation Of
abandoning renuneratiye employment under
the delusfon that they Gun compel their em-
ploye1s to pay them greator wages tlaan they
earn.
1t these workmen will consider what Inns
been tho past experience OF strikes on Il
stationary or falling market; II they will
look Mt the hundreds Of thousands Of per-
sons sceking work who will arrive In this
! country from Europe this year; II tiioy will
look Mt the foreign goods with which every
vessel coming 10 this country Is lnlon; II
they will understand tint the recent boom in
steel md iron, which Inns given such spas
1nodlc rise to prices, las passed Its climax,
and chnnges must 10 On tbs tlocline, tile Y
will discover TINT It Is cheaper 10 wai. for
railroad iron and steel: cheaper to watt uil-
til navigation Is opened md foreign rn[ls and
hardware cnn DO landed, In spite Of tho most
enormous tariff known to civilization In the
heart Of the West, md when the specu1ators
shall lhave beenbron4Iltt0 to grief ;betser to wait
until prices and the cost Of living shall have
como down to TINT natural md healthy pro-
portion which alone IL consistent with 20 T.
manent aud general prosperity.
, 1880-03-17

bllt a,al every other monopollst, IN matter
how ticll OF powerful he may be. Tho West
ern Indiana should bo aided III every way to
secure speedy condemnation Of THO right Of
why acr0ss tho Vanderbilt roats, which Is
now tho only gnp In tho completion. Of tho
llne. 1t will bc especially gratifying II tic
condemnation proceedings slIn1l result fn
giving this right nj much less cost than the
liberal offer tsaId to DO &75,ooo) which tho
Western Indiana Conspany inatle for tho
necessary right md ground, a,l,t which was
virtually accepted at ono time. Thu now
annoyance nnd delay incident to Vanler-
bits selfish Interference should MISC serve
rs another reason why tho Grand Trunk
should refuse 10 submit To tho .lictAtfon Of
the Vanderbilt pool.
, 1880-03-17

SENATOR 1foAn addressed himself some
what vigorously yesterday to the Democratic
members Of tho Committee on Elections aud
Privileges in reference to tho proposest steal
Of Senator Kcllogg's seat. The stassachu-
sctts Senator reminded the Committee tint
tt wns betltttng tie party which attempt
cd to steal State this year, and who
fired Mt tho Nattonl flag ami tried to
destroy thn Government nineteen years
ago, should now purpose such mn out.
rago. MS that contemplated III regard to
the Louisiana Scnatorsl,tp incidentally re-
marking that four members Of the Committee
were ex-1sebcls and two wcra 1scbol synlpa.
thtzcrs. 1t Is ccrtnn TINT tho unscatIng OF
Kellogg will be vigorously resisted by the
Republican Senators, and that every effort
will be 1nade 10 proycnt tho perpctratton oi
what must be regarded by all fair-mfnded
mon as gross Outrage.
, 1880-03-17

THE remarks by Senator David Davis In
tho bollnte yosteratny hus 4ttrnctod widu public
uttant1nn.-]A!ily 4njtHtnG EAreka!
IhWdnira acquaintance with English IL lul-
iteI.--tSaa.t ct.ltitaA Of s!Aa txaua.
uow1all's acquaintance With thoso whose &C.
1uulptanco with Engt[sh Is limited must Include
at loAat bright oxemplaF Of tho art Of Dunsby-
lam in Chicago. The editorial which began With
tho above promising sentence andod With this
stunning procaamatlon:
OF ull tho known Democratic Presidential
aspirunts ut present, tho 14.nct would 1lDt sup.
port aly oilu Of thon as againat better thAn on
tho othohei. but 1t would support Judge Davis
Us u8nlust AAV nIan Un tho othor side.
In other words, tho ory1ll of Jaokbuusbyis1n
in ChEcago "wuulA support judge Davis agalust
u better man on tho othor sdo u and 20 reduces
lts boasted "lnttepQndanco" to meea lrivsl Ut
personal prejudice.
, 1880-03-17

mot tho less Elaring bccallsU l.u Is
apparently honest III hoth. II ha should
t>e faithful TO botl as rrrsitlellto of tho United
States, hn wuu!.l cncouraEn tho Statc-soy-
erctEnty Democrats OF ttlo South In their 1T
cllnatton to tlufy tl.e National Government
and mu!lify the National laws, nrul then i,c
would raise armies ntlti make wAr l,pnn tfaenl
whenever Tiny slit,,lll Insist upon absolute
po1fticnl independence ~ TIM logfcnl sequence
OF Tie Slatt-snycreignty doctrine. Asa DEM
ocratfc cainltdato for President. Gov. Palmer
would hnve to assumo thu difficult task nf
explaining anil 1,artnonlztng thisobytous con-
tradtction, md TINT fact necessarily wcakens
llint rs q caildfdatI for tho Democratic ,lolni-
hntf0r1.
uoy. Palnfer's attitude with regard to tlte
currency Is not lcsa embarrassing. Thcorct-
ically, he believes tn tho principles Of tho
old-tfmo f,arsl-nloney Democracy TINT wcru
! advocated by Tom Benton; practically, lo
flas sought MI alliance with tic tiatists who,
untlcr the leadership Of Bucll non as Tom
Ewing, Campbell, and Brick 1'omeroy, have
| axertctl n controlling influence aver tho
Democratic purity. As u Democratic
canditlate for President ho would
solicit the votes Of that large class OF Dculo-
crats who would repeal tho Resumption law,
il they could have their wny, AMI who would
flood tho country with frredccnlablo md
worthless sllinplastcrs. After having been
elected by tho votes Of the tIattsts, and lie
could not be elected without their votes, he
would denounce and tisnppoInt them.
Palmer, Ms mn active candidate for the Demo
crat1c nomination, holds ont tn the party a
! r.F ff.%4 .s,1
, 1880-03-17

An occultat!on Of Mars by tho moon will
occur this cvoning. In uccnrdanoe with tho pm
gram laitl down ln THE TRIBUNE Of Bunday last.
The planet viii pass behind tho moon about f.vo
minutes past 8 O'Clock. Tho most interesting
part Of tho phenomenon will bo Tho reappcar-
Alco OF tho planet, Our calculated times ara
Oh. Rm. 60.7s. for tho first pcep Of Mass from
behind the moon, md Oh. ;Enl 16.es. fur tho In.
staut OF separation, tho mnon's l3nb occupying
nbout eighteen sooouds Of time In passing oYcf
tho utuuat
, 1880-03-17
PAPER PULP FRom POPLAR WOOD.

1t surprises poople to SEQ tho great logs OF
poplar wt,cal 20 through tho powerful narhtne
Thu WOOL as II ts brought to tho mill! Is stto,lt
re sizo @ OF coIsiwol nsea TOR lao ai1d IN tnis
flnee 10 rapltIy iocs this prsucss 70 on tilt the
.aacn'ne ca'a about seven ana M 4 halt e.r,1s Of
ivur to,s u n',i, Xftcr c,'nillx fru,s t,o 1rn
chino tho wood Is put lnt9 WITS And r.,tucel by
ntctnro of Y "ss nd ,us % nmcr r' a Id n,
1natlo from spruce wood, which Inns moro ilsru
9ras % " l. sprcn n u ~ boI1sr T.,
rud,ca tn pulp than poplnr, and but ltto Of it Is
asco.-uorees'ar taiass4 sp9:
Aio1nef description o. tne proccss OF maR"
my "oou pup IL Us 1oi'o"s'
il r. G w1 nf nd tho Mop bs @ W "r Maed nr c so ntk
pinces cut ont. Il IL then put into Il iargo
Gnf"n 1,.ti',t nna ne r wnea daGs 2Hs ~ ,ho
Fl il then pl,t on Il iargo sa,no grinder, With
wates rourtns pn y y! the tisHe: THIS gr!n.l-
thMii sawitlst, which tlnat awny ntoa rcceptNcio,
Tho wnter t ~ drained M ot BY 1neans Of Z tfno
fMzz r snnscrs ~ wa II II wS,tn ma r. nena ass
no bleaching, or chemicals, hut is ,roady TO bv
sr, n rc a rcox e .I ti;n ' nrr w. s
TO make 1t Into pAstg. after which it Is run oil
eb t9 pgr sr sSss; nac;bHI Mers s ar f n'S e. u fao M
spdn-nst, and iiun,. ai,a such strong ch,c.tls'
t. ake 9t TIC nso GoloE & Ihe oy nr picked to
Witch wUnd pitjp ia 1natts is pirnlY mtelHnical,
and o. any soft wond sueh 9s cos!oawnod md
A., ~. !, nna>,a, "a n,ast,, ~ ~. sa. s.a1,
n,oa,. .."sas -. ,"o.,, ~ p a..;n " s,so "v' ~
-. 49, ~t.,"S". r,, h"'pt "p. w." uo"s. ~
, 1880-03-17

."llcformcd Lcn'-Ycs, fresh eggs afS
Easter lays.
Joaquin Mtller's new drama Is called
"llonn, Sweet Home" Tho raso for tragloa4
drlu,as ID certainly on the incrcasc.
1t is probably truo TINT the lafkest hours
Just botoro tho dawn. aud that the biggest loo
On rconrd was the u,An who got up at sncn AZ
unhealthy hour Of tho night to tlna 1t out.
A t0yial old party who went
To the puper with Jokes about Lent
Has not sjlloe boon soen.
Hut Will be I ween
It bill folks to tho doad.houso arc sent
The Marquis OF Lorne las been wrlt!nE e
patriotic Canadian hymn, ona eouplcs OF ~1s'u@
rea4a: -
s'sf: Gcs ss:. a'ss ss as:a &: ;sF29 81 2; a.
Emma Abbott says that among tbs g7ca
female singers Of tho past nifty years tho mar.
ried oues were the bost. We do not know no"
this may be, but are prepared 70 bot Efun.s
1900 that sh0 Was married before making tass
remark.
The Vase may shattered be,
Tho dear gazeIte may die,
hut Ill this talk OF broken hearts
Il wholly In your eyo.
-Ttnntsoee. =,
In case Of Mr.. Tilden's election, 1t II sa!o
by thoso who should know. kucnp JIM anu NJ
Dana will be sent to tho Court Of st. Jatlte:
Keeuo jim Il we'll known, having q record y
3.2A. Mr. Dana IL tho editor Of tho Now fosA
Sui ;.
, 1880-03-17

In some portions Of tho Northwest the win
tor-vhcat plant has been Injured beyond ~.
dcmption by tho seYere freezing weather OF
the past dny or two. at Garden Grove, H.,
Sunday morning tho mercury stood at 10
lograQs helnW zero.
, 1880-03-17

DENIS KgAnSEY, the brnwlug Santl-Lot
Communist, has been brought tip by tho hand
OF Justice With round turn at tlast, Kearney
had grown utterly reckless by immunity
from punishment, except an occasional
tllrashing FROM some 0na he had outrageous
" viltliud. lie concluded to try MI experl-
ulent anil see how far. lie could 90 without
falling into tlie grip Of tho law, and lse l,as
discovered It to q nicely. Lust Saturday
night he WIS arrested for using obscene md
also iucclldiary language in demanding the
death Of various citizens whom liz rather
vaguely described nnd called Oh his COM
munisttc followers to murater. There WINS no
dispute us t, the facts. kcarney waived a
Jury, and submitted tho case without arg,1-
nent to Judge Dix, Of the Police Court The
Judge, after considering the ease for two
days, held tho defendant guilty, On the
ground TINT 1t wns calculntel to provoke
breach Of the penco. The SECOND charge,
TINT Of threatening to kill any person who
Should "plot againstl,i 1ifc," the Court held
could not be considered crime, rs ti.e cir
cunistanccs In which tie killing would DO
justified were not rccitcd as qualifying the
threat. A later dispntch gives the sentence:
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1A.-rhe. Police Jnst8e
this morning sentenced Dcnss KtNrncy to six
,nonths' inaprisont'lent IN tho House q Corree-
Of tho sentencu wns surprise to krarugy, who
hud expected to got OF With Il nominal punfsh-
ment~,
Denis has now ascertnFnetl how fnr no can
proceed in fonlentlng breach Ut tho peace
and melting the Communists 10 murder citt-
zens without being punished himself. It
seems that lie can incite the Sand~I,ottcrs, In
, 1880-03-17

1Wn CHrcAoo TRIBUNE has established bEnnch
ncss for the rpccpt Of subscriptions md advcFt1se~
1uents ~ follow, ....
NEW YoltK-fioom = 1f4bHns I1uIIdlng B.T. Mo
fADDKN. Mnnager
GLASGOW, scotland-AllanH American Nnws
Agency. 81 ltonneld-st ..-
HENRY i. 1t1.It9, Agent,
WASHINGTON. y. C.-isl1 atroet.
, 1880-03-17

TIE Evening Joursaal evidently has no
gympatby with tho statement Of a morning
newspaper that Gen. Grant Is ''candtdate."
Tho "Oltl Reliable" snya:
VIC do nut reHarfl 1t at ail surc that Gen. Grant
will colsant to tho rso Ut his numo In tho Chicago
Convention. 1ie IL thus fur ifnctlnnlittcd. Az
this writing he can know hllt very little Or whas
hNH boon EolnE On In politics In tho United etaes
during bis absol,ce: Muxlco ls moro Isolated
from this Republic ttlnn lIly country in EHF0pc.
After hts rotur,, he will doubtless nok tho 1eid
over and frstnk!y define ills position, cspccally
II h0 bus Any idea of dooltntnK to rlitl.
, 1880-03-17

A. 1r,tr CuTc.uo Turn,,vr, ,var,o1 +In ~,
o,ators -, t,,a I-., n,, s.o,, ha".. t,,a n,o,;-
.,,.,, .r;aa- - s'.,,Ias, ~ ,l,,na, 49, .,'aso
a..;a,as os,1 so .",,; has ,,.a', s"a.,a,, .,'o
so.I ~ ~ oo @ I ,-, s4o
a1ta, "s', .hnxe :" na,ass,a - .'r,nos w
x s,,a.<,s ~ ~a.,sns, m,., 1a,a " ao',ss'.. ~.
."., ""'us sa T. ,. ,,' ~
9s"t ~, "ass .M,sa 80 ~" .uts ~ h
.,'a"a T.. u'.a ,aa,t.,, 'o A''o"" ~ "'4'"'' "a
".as s.,'s,:ss ~ ;Dn' 1,.,.'.,,u ,,,..
49, =. 10y ~. .n ,"' 49,, ~, s'possa 80
~ pia.ls.o9 w. tAo .1oli, u,u 'ts''' usa son'
!uass'.ea ,snss ~. .aa'o poo,. .aaA so''.'1' w., ~
man''.s tos ,'!s.et'so y. "ase3' m.a u'ots ~
a s,..s os.' .''. coseue iao WIS w. ..'e
ilsf' o'ety otAuf tnaasltS' W ssmpa."S "9a!
~ neeces'ts' 4ois u'u ,,l lAnue'i'uot M tno pooA,
m'a Wases ~ senssalls .'"se w. pee'I lately au'
s4ncsu il,u a'sate1 ~ ~, ~ u1o eosa u iaw ,l''s@
sesI"1 a'u ln1o', a. VI ~ eo eost " pto""ouol'
t'aa h"fahce'. u!o p'ess w "ltc'' w 1l"hu-
aac1ulGu ,a' p,oauctscouia 10 so'a 10 cohsu1tels.
ane1e ilas peesl ao corresponding 'acleaso ~ Ill
tae prices OF tne ptouncts OF tho soil Iho
persons engheea III agriculture hunaocr more
'l'ah lialt INC consumers OF Tue United States,
anu, tho cost OIL everything they hase to buy
1hYlhe largely ADVANCED. tll6y nave NOT tho
means 10 purchase Us lnany manufactured
gooas now a. tcy hau ycar ago othor
lactors nave presented themselves The OK
, 1880-03-17

TIE 8alary OF tho Rev. Dr.. John Hall, pas
tor OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
in New York, hns been raised from $40, 900 to
$4,000. The Increase Is MI Indication of the
esteem in which tho reverend gentleman Is
held by hts wealthy congregation.
, 1880-03-17

a VOTE OIL the Minnesota contestcd.elec-
tfon case Is to be takun by tho House Com
Mlttoo On Elections tomorrow, unless some
exigcncy should arise rendering further
postponement desirable. Up to this tlno
good Gauss for delay Inns existed In the re-
luctanco manifested by two ot the Demo-
Joining the minority In report recommend
Ing the unseat!ng 'of Washburn and the seat-
Ing Ut Donnelly. These two members, hr.
Clark Of Now Jersey nnd Mr.. Speer OF
Georgia, hayo been suspected OF entor-
tanning somo stroug moral convictions
In the matter which II followed
would lcad them to Join the minority
tn protesting agalnst the proposed In
famy, though 1t Is now believed they hayo
bocnlaborett with successfully, and convinced
Of tie danger Of allowing conscientious scrl-
pics to staid In the way OF party Interests.
Instances lave been brought to their notice
where Democratic congressman win had Tie
courage 10 yote according to their sense ot
right md Justice In cases OF contested elcc.
tlons were punished severely for their coil
tunacy by failing to bo reelected, and with
this significant warning Of the collso.
qncnces Of voting against tho seating
Ut Democrat without \ shadow ot
right to Justify tis Claim 1t Is presumed
tint Mcssrs, Clark and SpoGr will be .coorced
Into obcdlouca to party dictation and COM
PEELED to sign the majority report Con-
sclencepaI,d latter-tlay Democracy aro uttei
strangers to each other, aud wo may look tc
sae Minnesota robbed Of her rlghtfut repre-
sentation in Congress by one Of the most VII
, 1880-03-17

DISPATCHES from milwaukee, confirm the
intelligence received from New York and
printed in yesterdays TRIBUNE that Bishop
1leiss, Of In CFosst, has been appointed
Coadiutor to Archbishop nenni. Tho al-
pointment gives general satisfaction to tie
Milwaukee Catholics.
, 1880-03-17

EACH oast-bound train from California
brings not only a. large number OF Celestials,
but several members Of the Caucasian race,
who propose locating in the Eastern a1ld
Middle States md In tho Mississippi Valley.
, 1880-03-17

Til. Afghans arc reported ~ being nn~
usually acslyo In preparing to renow the war
with tho English. The spirit Of !" the gntlant
Doss who Britain crust" seems to nli,nAtu
l.is countrylnen, and England las by no
means completed the conquest OF Afghan!s.
, 1880-03-17

THE Pope is suil to bo displeased Mt some
English Catholic t1fgnltarics for having cx-
pressed sympathy with the Irish movement
in favor Ut Land Reform, and to laye writ
ten expressing hts displcasure. There Is
probally no foundation for this statement,
for the very good reason that English Catllo-
lies have very litt]o sympathy with the aspt-
rat1ons Of the Irish people, and nrc, generally
speaking, loyal members OF tho "Jingo "
party.
, 1880-03-17

AN extraordinary robbery Is announced In
cable dispatch from Cape Town. Tho
post-Ofllce was plundored Of all tho diamonds
awaiting shipment through tho malls,
amounting In value to S375, 600.
, 1880-03-17

Mn. GLADSTONE has entercd upon the
electoral campaign with characteristic ytgor
md enthusiasm. Speaking to the voters Of
Midlothian, lie predicted mn overwhelming
victory, and pron,tscd that many OF the pres.
ent Tory members would be rolegnted to tho
more congenal walks Of private life. Great
things nre expected from Scotland by tho
Lfbernt lenders, a'u! Tie expectations are not
likely 10 tp disappointed.
, 1880-03-17

KEARsEY has come to grief. The Police
Judge Ut San FEanclsco yesterday sentenced
him to slx months Imprisonment aud to pay
1lno of $1,000. Tie sentence appears to
have taken pcnls completely by surprise, rs
he expected only very slight punishment.
An appeal was takeu by his lawyers, In bonds
NJ k9tk0
, 1880-03-17

THE thfrd-terners arc q retiring, modest
crowd. They do not yoarn for "straws," or prs.
yato canyassea, or voluntary expressions Of
opinion. What they depend On "a tho loyalty
and devotion OF Republicans TO their party, and
the willingness OF votors to support IN objcc.
rnther than let tho Democrats win. Dutin Pros'
idontlal years, with IN unknown aoatlng vote
TINT docs not come out Mt other times to 10 pro'
ylled for. this is not Il suro or snfo dependence.
, 1880-03-17

CONNECTICUT has only twelve votes In ths
NRtional Convention, but overy 1tttlo hclpA
Tho roto ls stnnlf cHnllgb, fortunately, to n,ako
the unit ruao useless. Connecticut nyyer In
str,lcts. There aro four Congressional Districts
In tho State, and each Of thpso elects, hestdea
the two delegates to whluh 1t Is entitled By iw
Representative vnto, ono of tho delegates. at.
largo. JudgoN. l.ynde Harrison, Ut Now Itaveu,
who has boon fur ycurs pronltnont figure
nbout State Conventions, snys that nlaIno Will
have Il majority of tho lcicgntos from Connect.
cut nntl the othors will 10 divided between
6her1nln and Edmunls.
, 1880-03-17

4 vEnY virulcnt distelnper hts broken ont
among tho Gquines In several parts OF Nc
Lean County, this State. The disease atfects
tho throat and neck, and threatons to proye
fatal In some Instances.
, 1880-03-17

THE South Park Commissioners. Mt their
meeting yesterday, effected a reduction In this
number and salaries OF their employees Which
will save Sl1 600 per annuln.
, 1880-03-17

THE first trla1 befou tho st. Petersburg
military trIl'una! has, as might have been
expected, resulted In the conviction Of the
prisoner, who Vas Immediately ssnteneed to
tfenth.
, 1880-03-17

LOOK out for NEW and dangerous corn-
terfoft Of tho Unitod States go legal-tendcrs,
series Of 1875. Such note was discovered
In tits city, md people will do we'll to be on
their guard.
, 1880-03-17

THE United States Sonatc by strict party
vote refused yesterday to appoint Il commit
tee to investigate tho charges made by Sell
ator Ben 1Iill against Senator Kellogg.
, 1880-03-17

THR Tories propose to nnku np for tho
de1clt In tho revenue by Increasing ta1e pro-
bate dulles, but nro sharply opposed by hlr.
Gladstone and the Liberals.
, 1880-03-17

THE Missouri Democrats will select dele
gates to tho Cincinnati Convention May ~,
md will nominate State officers Mt Jefferson
City tho 2tst Of July.
, 1880-03-17

TIE Nnw York Sun turned tho tab1cs nm
John Kelly by tho bluff gaino, John nskcd Dan.
this question:
viii r.. Inn" mi H. niicn 1o .,"l,t. ,.n.htes
nominee, or 30 0yer and Join tho Republicans "a
try nntl dnfoNt hlm7 :"
1}atM replied:
For ourselves We cnn uHhcsitatingly nnsyrr
II Dir. Kelly shuitlt 10 nominated mt Cincinnati
wo shnr1A ytctd to him a most cnrncst sl.ppor
itcsttnta htt wcen john Kelly for fur years anti
Grnnt for iIfcY-NevGr.
Tint ltttle insignificant "if" is n wonderful
savang oln1lsn. II Kelly should bo nominated";
but, ns thAt IL beyond tho possibilities, It yas
perfectly snfe to ngrco to nupport him.
, 1880-03-17

WE would respectfully Inform the Ness
that tho advertising columns OF TfsH TRIBUNE
arc set apart for tho uso Of tho business pubic
mud aro saored nsainst cdltor1al intrusion, HhaF
ever tho practice may be IN the Nttns olice.
, 1880-03-17

tho Democrats, and would certainly fulfil
them, but tho traditional stupidity Of tho
Bourbon party prevailed. and tho hoggish
city was selected.