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Near the Umatilla river, i'll Oregon,
recently, Mr.. Green was digging a
well, and Mr.. Scott, his brother in-law.
while breakingayo horse, approached
the well, when the animal made plunge
at him. Mr.. Scott lodged and the
horse tumbled into the well, striking
Green and crushing him to the earth
The only thing that prevented him from
being instantly killed was a box sus-
pended by a rope This sustained suf-
ticient weight to allow him to breathe.
Scott, realizing that the frantic efforts OF
the horse would kill the man beneath
him, seized an AK and jumped down
upon the animal, when life-and-death
struggle ensued. He at length managed
to deal the horse q fatal blow. Every
time the horse struggled large qvanti-
ties of earth poured down upon Green.
Scott climbed out and ran mile and "a
half for help. Returning as quickly as
possible, men set to work cutting the
horse to pieces and hosting it out of the
we'll Mrs. Green was present and
cheered her husband by telling him that
he would soon be released The poor
man was suffering intense agony, and
said he could not live minute longer.
He babe his wife farewell i'll choking
sobs. With frantic efforts the animal
was torn limb from limb until the last
piece was cleared away, and the uncon-
scious man was found buried to his chin
in dirt and gravel, saturated with blood,
and was lifted to the surface. He was
carried to his home, where restoratives
were applied and in n short time he
spoke. Although no bones were broken
he was badly crushed and bruised, and
may he confined to his bed COR weeks.
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NEWS OF The WEEK.


Bulgarian soldiers recently entered
one of the Turkish districts and perpetrated
gross atrocities, pillaging nine villages, killing
several men, and outragng many women.
Napoleon's celebrated palace of the
Tuileries, which was badly damaged by the
Communists in 1871, is TO be restored and con-
yerted into museum.
A great fire is reported in Bordeaux.
France. The Chamber of Commerce and many
extensive business houses have been destroyed.
Baumholder, Rhenish town, has
been almost destroyed by fire, and 1000 per-
sons rendered homeless and destitute.
Lorillard's Iroquois won the race for
2-year-olds at Newmarket, England.
The cost of Beaconsfield's scientific
frontier war in Afghanistan to date has been
more than f13,OOO,OOO.
The Russian Government is improving
the military roads beyond the Ural mountains,
in anticipation of a war with China.
All parties in Germany are convinced
that the Government cannot hope for cooper
alton from the present Parliament and that it
will be compelled soon to appeal to the people.
1t is thought that the German Minis
ter of War is bent on increasing the standing
army of the empire to 100000 of men, and
that, sooner or later, he will succeed.
Russia has ordered several ironclads
to the Pacific, to be in readiness for the break
1t is said that Japan has rejected the
proposal of China to enter into an alliance
against Russia.
Sir Bartle Frere has rendered his res
ignation as Governor of the Cape of Good Hope.
An explosion i'll London iron foun-
dry resulted in the death of twenty-five persons.
About twenty others were seriously injured,
some it is believed fatally.
A terrible incident from Nihilist life
is reported from the Russian district of Pution
At the moment of his arrest young nobleman
was shot by his own father. The father then
shot himself.
The Russian students, who in many
instances are men past 20, have been prohibited
from marrying. Their sweethearts are sus-
pected of an even more Incorporating radi-
selves.
Typhus fever, smallpox and other
contagious diseases are prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in Paris.
The elections i'll Italy have resulted
in the return of IA Mnisterialists 112 Consti-
tuhonalists, and "a members of the left.
The recently ftted-out filibustering
expedition to Cuba has effected successful
landing on the island. A provisional govern
ment was Immediately organized.
There Is an open rupture between
Bulgaria and Roumania and the representa-
tives of each of these Governments have been
recalled from the court of the other
The Pope is reported to he seriously
unwell, and his medical advisers say that
should he remain in Rome during the summer
he will do so at very serious risk.
The German Roman Catholics are ag-
itating for modification of the Ecclesiastical
laws, and for law which will make Ministers
responsible for their acts to the Reichstag
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South.

A frightful explosion is reported from
Baltimore. David p. Shannon IL Co., junk
dealers, purchased a quantity of condemned
shrapnel shells at Fort McHenry, and took part of
them outside to break up. While this work
was going on, one of the shells exploded,
killing six persons and seriously wounding
two others. The bodies of all the killed were
badly mutilated, and that of one man who stood
near was literally blown to atoms Portions of
his body were found in every direction, and the
largest part discovered was an arm. The re-
port of the explosion was heard distance of
five miles,
A white man named Thomas White
has just been hanged at spartansburg, S. c.,
for the murder Of colored man.
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to give store where they are robbed u
bad reputation. Not long ago lady
who had 1923 in valisc rested il on the
counter IT moment and it disappeared.
She found an old one in its place. We
believe that the thieves who took it knew
that she had the money, and had fol-
lowed her for a long distance.
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tional Committees have been petitioned to af-
ford accommodations at the conventions for
delegates from State and National Woman
Suffrage Associations.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-05-21

THE municipality of Nice lately caused
the house in which Garibaldi was born
to be demolished; its materials ere
bought 10y Frenchman for $1,000. A
large number of English people were
present to see the house pulled down,
and every one of them carried away
fragment as relic.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-05-21

Mrs. HULDA ROBERTSON, of Bethel
Vt, has reached the age of 1O1 years.
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The body of a Philadelphia police Of
ficer, who died in 1874, has been found TO be
petrifcd II weighs 500 pounds.
John II. Foster Il Co., OF Boston,
grain commission merchants, have failed, with
liabilities of about $l50,0O0.
The brewery of John Gardiner a Co.,
Philadelphia, has been partially burned. Loss,
5000. 900 insurance, T13O,OOO
West.
A collision between the United States
Marshals posse and a large crowd of settlers ON
railroad lands in Tulare county, Cal, resulted
in the killing of several of the latter and the
wounding of two or three of the officers.
An explosion of five boxes, nearly 100
pounds, of giant powder occurred in black
smith shop at Central City, Dakota, instantly
killing Samuel Kimble, foreman of the mine
and Joseph Trudell and Jonas Gilmore, en-
ployes The bodies were most fearfully torn
to pieces. The country for an area of a mile
square, was strewn with small fragments of
flesh and the ruins of the shops.
Victoria's band of Apaches attacked
the Indians on the San Carlos reservation
recently. and killed an entire family of thir-
teen.
The health officers of Chicago an
nounce that the city is now virtually free from
all danger of the spread of smallpox.
Three convicts escaped from the peni-
Tertiary at Columbus, Ohio, by locking their
guard in the kitchen and scaling the outer
walls.
A coal-mine shaft near Norway, Mich,
caved in, burying sixteen miners Thirteen of
the men were taken out alive, after much dig
ging, but the three others were crushed to
death.
A man named John Allendorf, claim
ing to be resident Of Linn county, Kan,
has arrived at Leadyille with narrowing report
of massacre in the Ute country. He says he
left home in company with seventeen compan-
ions, weeks ago, and that after taking out con-
siderable metal on the reservation his party was
attacked by the savages he alone escaping to
tell the tale of the slaughter.
A large number of citizens of Denver
are arming and equipping themselves regard
less of expense for prospecting tour in the
Ute country. They will make war on the saw
ages if the latter modest them.
The popular comedy Engaged is
continued another week at McVicker's Chicago
Theater, with Abbey's New York Park Theater
company in the cast. This sparkling piece has
drawn immensely, and for that reason and the
popular demand is continued.
A party of twenty-five men from the
Black Hills, who were out in pursuit of the
murderers of John Diffenbach, recently en-
countered and had severe fight with band of
Indians on the Little Powder river. One white
man and four redskins were killed III the con-
iiIct
Mrs. Smith, of Angola, near Fort
Wayne, Ind. went to ball, leaving her three
children, two girls and boy at home. Late
i'll the night David Fry entered the house in a
drunken condition, upset lamp, thereby set
ting fire to the house, which was soon burned to
the ground. Fry and the three children per-
ished in the flames.
A six days twelve hours per day.
walking match has just been contested in Chi
cago, with the result indicated below:
Miles, Miles.
Gbor, A.
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IHU IIIIIV HIduV DIV NHtTTI, IHt WIIlIltT, d SAID
to be the best on record.
Potter Palmer hus sued the Chicago
Tribune for libel, claiming S25, 900 damages.
Fifteen squatters, who recently at
tempted to locate on the North fork of the Cam
adam river in Indian Territory, have been ar
rested by a detachment of soldiers.
Indians attacked Il wagon train en-
route to New Mexico, near Fort Davis, Texas
killing man and woman. Eleven other per-
SONS i'll the vehicles took TO the hills and made
their escape.
, 1880-12-16
TItE SWEDISH al1ASGON,

At tho present tisiu coEre1 IL beginning to
lnnko isaclE prominently known ~ a inunns OF
Rrlco nut to b. dcaplscd cltaor by tho Christian
nssonnty or tho Independent phllanthrup[st.
III Now York It IL being haulol out Kratultous-
ly"'l tho strenta to tho poor by tiospel worker,
WIN gtyos pltco Of religious advice to cAcA
recipient ot tho fragnAnt cup, ind bis example
u shortly to he followed ~ this city by nsnu
who vii! supply tho cheering buyoraKo u such
as want 1t OH u ptlraly nol-scctariatl GllaIa.
For some liunths past, in HI transformations
way, ths fAyorlt ally OF tho promoters Of
religion aud morality las been employed with
okcollent VtEeot ut tho Swedish CulIcp alssIo, u
tho CORNER Ut I.urrnbeo strpet uni Cheuvo nyc.
Mue. Thero nr,Ki,!alsy met hure thv Swedish
IunpeFsItHo huulety. an organization which,
though IT Oilo TING strong In numbers, till
awa}y u laat and tisbantled. nnI upon lts ruins
A.: Z. y; Alhel,son, ti'o Swedish pHhlishsr, who
May, inlinr,liateaS sturtcd IL work u esinblish
1. ~ excellent uiter'tti1ns u bud long uol'.
"as maoo 70 form now society, Mr.
, 1880-12-16


nt!ycs y GotRrrss IL tho t,cxt thirty !,ay.. Tho
Committee WIS empowered to hnve tho tncnau-
rht mil clrcGnr prltr nt,l sent ~ nit tho cigar
n'nn'itnsttlscrs.
t,1rtal siano by tho cigar manufacturers Of
;, William Taliss1R was elected Corresponding
Secretary III 1ieh or I'D. Sicily. WIN Resigned.
ft,tsr r,tEsyyynNlAs.
The nunuut ,ucetlnr or Tho Churc,, nna soc1c-
r. az ti,n Frst itrsahxtnrin,, t.h,,rh ,x,s rnIl
i:,st rv,ni,,v Mr. iisasi r., IL. tintr WIN Ho'"
Thu 'F,ts,stlrcr. Mr, it, II. shrrSamt. rent, tho
nr3,,,ni r,.tm,rt rtn tm,nmr ~, h"nT ~ H.. IT,,
Hinnr II tho vnr a @ ". viz i't,'u ,, ~ ,T pS. r',.
tsv",i rrn m ~ ,y rrmts ;l,,r;,, hn WIN ,sss
siitsa ls; lick rutn,s s,lM Hi Tc,, s,r W., re- re-.
tntr,i tnr 'thH s,,nth hrfr ~ th, Hi ,,it,,,,
nj $slisM lin tmtn r.""in+s ~ n,nIu,r,n, @ ~ s.s'
w A;nm,u liz, .ljsrs,nt.uts !. rr ~ ~, H.
wnr11s ri,ttnU thn i,,nrtwml,,, ~, lin If"iir,"
Missinn nrft,rtv ri" ch.sir tn,t r,,ui,ist t,nst
Snuli FIR nn.iur % I'll ~ X" " A' AI,t,ts ' T,r
isIn n cot},,mtmt thot ' t,nr, Ills Iii ~.
he {,alNrrg Of ut lcnst *tMh nf
tho cnsh received trtnIi Tho old cei,trt.lut. THIS
atin will 10 rxlNnG'l in iMecsaNry ret,nir* fnr
thy church 11e tass lAl!.flco IN bunk + s.. l;t
The report wns nctcptct1. nlitl voto ut thanka
rctssrtlet IL Mr.. Shcrwnni.
o1i inotiDn tho Dl' Its'rt! or Trustees ~Prc rG-
elected, The Ettrk lrttE Instructed tsl cast tho
, 1880-12-16
TIlTCiITNM.


were less fevcrIah yesterday. hut considerably
weaker tt,nn tho tsny bcruro. 1lunsen's temper
attire rat.gr frnnt 100 IN lG, mid hts pn.sc rrU,,
II 10 ". willie his wlfes temperature wns ut n,,u
tinlo as low ns " and never higher thnn s9!E, ard
lIcr pulse rnDHHt frhin 81 10 1uO Their
rai.ls were less suypre. however, thnll
tho 'tny bcrorc, and, tnknn alo-
Kcth0r, thutr general condition mich
,nurc favorable, Thu nu,lrlshtpY, strengthening
treatment which they have rrccIve. llns. NO
tott, saved than l,p to tho present writlnEt
ind II tlioy recover tflotr rrCov0ry coil only bu
attributed to thc sa1no cause.
THE nurCItl.N
on Milwaukee, nyentlo from WHOM tho trl-
chtnul.s hum, which Inns caused Nll tho trouble
WIS bought llns no recollection Of hnving sold I,
hnn 70 Mrs. Hansen, though ,o says Il Is quito
pesslblo he itlay l,avo dime So, 'rhat a,,y ut
his tteat wns infected with ,rich!r,u or any:
thug clse he never for n iHot1cnt ttrcnmel, md
Ii very sure Il wns.,'t ono or his t,wn smoke
t sea sn It IL wen %s s ds s IS H" saS %
llAve been sold. 1t must, therefore. hive been
orc out Of !ot nnrehase.i other from hfs
s lIooth,-w',!ch hu cunt tell without seeing
tho ham. Nnnr ot Ills 0tdor customers hnya
s;o;npnned ; q exhibited ,,!, any syni!ons Of ,,e
tlta tlrtfruinr ln,i was tho 0tly infected piece
of hog In either OF tho two lots Tho butchers
hooking tl,nn tho nverugc, untl rcyrufs evidences
Of ,nattcst thrift nnt business prosperity, bllt
ahit.le uf regret cn,Ic nser thu pru1riotOrs fnco
porter who enllctl Oil hilt tint tho EAlu Of pork
na talleh m oir i!iy 9aG.hali ri1g tho nnst twp
over frichrsln. III the butchers opinion
srsTEM Or Hoo EXAMINATION,
such rs TINT In yoEIlc III Rutng t}arta ut Ernre,
woa !, oc @ perfectly impraet!eaho hgre II chi
f0s5rt x.tr
, 1880-12-16
A MILWAUKEE, SPECULATION.

MILWAUKEE, villa, Dec+ l5.-Qulto Il lively seu-
snttou exists In Domoorntlc orUlcs this evening
over James =. Whites trcachary to his backors
In tho Danu Nets. When he bought tho pnppr
$4,000 wcro loaned hin with tho agreement TINT,
II tho enterprise proved successful, ho should
return tho money. but II not successful 1t would
be oaf,adcred ls donation. l!o hlH used &, 700
Of Ills own money tn tho publication, md llAs
sold tho establishment for $I5U00, falling to re-
inl,urae hls backcrs. lie Is just Sl3,UW ahead
for his yenr'a work. Naturally thcro is much
Indignation ut this, especially us Wh[to bus left
thu pnrty without IN orKan or MI Associated
Truss franchise, and tho Ijnllrbuns nre cuulnr-
llR fur T. r0tl,rll Of tic rDgy. II llU does tho
Ell1nr9 thing. nnl refunds tho ss,oo, ho Will bo
STU s5.Cn ni.cntl. which 10 a Eood !eal to nuke
out OF DolnucrAtio newspaper III NtIWauke0...
, 1880-12-16

OF lsla supporters to bring about II possible. tho
withdrawal Ut hls acknowledged rlvnl, Gov.
Foster. 1t In hel'ovcd hcru by thuso who havo
carcftllly watched tho proHress thus
fnr matto that tho seorotarY's uticranccs
wern calculated to ttrw out further discussion
0f tho Chirago hntcl blli, nud that. III tho ovont
Of tts not bctng ct,t,stercs tf0 frluns ot Hccro-
tnry Sherman would feel nitro Mt itcrty to
iIrfng au,tetont in!itonc0 tu l,car In tho way at
ncRotintIng n cn,nproniso by brlngsna nbont tho
withdrawal Of his competitor frMn tho lod.
1t ia generally believed TINT tho Bccrctnry
OF tho Treasury, through hfs frienls. lntl-
.nntctf to tho Guvernor that II Cabinet POSI-
ttnn would he nwnrtlctf 10 Ohio In tho event
or his tShornin.i's} return 10 tho scnntc. After
diifgunt investigation there Il rtnst, to Assitno
TINT thoro l,nsp hccn strung efforts ninla In th[s
direction. Thu result Of tho conferences which,
It Is understood, hnvo iccn hell. hnvc, hnwovcr,
been HU highly cuore,l ly tho Sccrptarys frto1ida
ns To lead to thu Inference TINT ony. Foster 10
renlly to retire from tho field, with n view Of
rendering Secretary Ehcrnan's fourth election
to tho Sennlo rs harmonious As wlts that Of tho
1'rcsIs1cut.ccct ono ycnr aEo. This, hnwovcr,
hicks, confirmation, nnl Tho fncts lu not ut tho
present time justify tho nnticlpatlons OF
tho Sccrotury's friends. This Wow VI
tho cnsc Is su,stAntatctl by tho
appearance OF, tic ground Of tho sfayor ut Sa,,-
1ilslsy, ll1,H X. Slonn. who tilt few ycnra Rnco
wrecked tho Cincinnati 4 Sandusky fhAlltUtl mil
wr,lt to foreign rnrts With tho ErucccIs+ Thu
fAct tint Mr. Sloan WIS tho inAnhgcrof Mr.. Rhcr-
lnutlB c,,tlse III both tho first and second Bonn-
t,ra contests Il quito slgnl.Icant, antl confirms
tho statement tint tho alleged withdrawal Of
Gnv. Foster Is lucking Of sufficient bnsis tn rest
t,ranl. TN tho contrnry fl mny lm Bnfsi TINT, ns
yot, tho Guvcrnor lns givcn III intlmutiDn whit
over tint he anticipates linking Buch atcr,, md,
further, tho extRrtlcy hns not yet nrisUn tint
, 1880-12-16

1T. louIa, NO., ncc. l6.-John y. Cahili. Mex.
icnn Conxl,l IN this city, has lust roceivcd let
tor ftpm Capt. Janos H. Eads, slatcsl tito City Ut
Mexico. Doc.., which says: ~ atn progressing
to this capital, and trust tint within il fnw ttIyY
shlll meet with success l,ere, alld lhnt attij
iic nb!o tn proccra immediately 10 tho Isthfnus
tho country"
, 1880-12-16
l Gil q

TV U
looking for bonutlfil Xmas present. 90 to
tho prrfetnatOry uf Steolo L Price, No. 10
Randolph street, md .uaka your selection from
largo assortment Ut Elegant smith urd vclyet-
covered toilet bottles. handsomely painted, ucw,
novel, md chcar.
, 1880-12-16

HosTt,N, afnss.. dee. 1j.-Fnl returns Of tho
municipal uccttou rive Prince, Democrat, Il.
2,SI; Stebb!ns, Republican. a, ia, IN tho l,oarl
OF Aldermen tho Democrats elect sovcu meme
borH antl tho lecpubiicnns Ave. Tho Council
stands ft'rty-tve Republicans 10 twenty-stx
democrats. ia"
LOWELL. Mnss, Dec. 15,-Tho RcpbllclnB
hAyU II ,ntjOrity In both branches Of tho City
Government atll on tho School Committee.
, 1880-12-16
DIVORCES.

TIN following divorces rern cr.r,..,
ground NJ dotBrtlDn, ' 'ledertCk, On H..
w,nsKoMT.nnlsa ,ys,ss2 from Aihor. for cr,e,x
AottlHn. o"t h'fabcth; for A.
Ct.A1tk-Wilifam. from CeIIu, for de,o,,,.u
, 1880-12-16
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

II. II. HALF, Of Marquette, Mich, Is Mt tho
JAMS 9. snAw, Of Savannah, 0n., is Mt tho
Gardner.
Gav. JAMES n. Fny, u. $. A., Is at tho palnor
with h!s wife.
sAMugt. l.. t1u1.r: and wife, OF New York, arc
at tho Sherman.
CHARLES II. F,Ayss. Of London, Engand. is
Rt tho fremont
TnE 1.ov. J. Q. Nelson, Of Winnipeg, MnnEtoba.
IL ut tho rapiilc.
AS rExSoYEit, OF Now York. aucnt for tho
"Ev.lu9o1ino' cnrnhnation. |. ut tho l'nci'lc.
JutaE ". II. Woons, Of cnribou. Colo., md
Judge Alien hcroy. Of TcxAs. nru Mt tho I'ncl(le.
l.. Il. sx1vEt.y, General Freight Agent ot tho
Chicago s Grand Trunk ltaI!road, IL nj tho
Enlnlur.
THE members ct John l.. 1sevcrI1gn Enca,nn.
,ncut Of Our cuuntry's Defcmarrs l,ulst nn inter-
cstIng private session hast pve,ling III tho club
rom III the. Grand lAcllIc Gnfcl.
.'r11n tcnlpcrnt,rc, ycstcrt,ay. o. observed by
MnssG oa.sln y se,S ,;r.r slre11 1,r St n;:
'ronc;ef, III; IL: l. Mi ill., u ! y hi H.. HI " '' ''
Mn. 1IrHny I. siIErAMt'. itr scvcrn! Il ycars 1,ast
Enlt Ills interest III thu ;mtsr and retired trt,lt
its rtlltor!at management. VAi,sr. disagreement
with tho business management nf tho cofIcert
Count q. vow 1'tIuX 1iOiESEgElN. member Of
tho Austrian itctc,,srath. nnh suvorpIKn Of tho
Knights IF Sinltn, whO has been In tic city dur.
nv The nst t fs ays az r. Tfsa t # I If s III
lsoaa ~ Callforn!a THO Count Is on n trip
around tho world. s.
--IusrtcE WALSH yesterday fined the Cnlcaeo 4
1lg with tilnr ears tho crossing Ut Eston yehc.
On ono tccasi"n. according 70 tho st!tnuny uf
ior o. a W tho srces Ct %as
blocked for forty-fyo minutes.
, 1880-12-16

Gallo & l3tockfs compound cnlebs cigarettes
cliru catnrr. coughs, ulil cults. :.5cents per bog.
, 1880-12-16

NASHVILLE, Dec. 15.-The olIIcInl votN of Ten
ncssce hns been declared, and IL rs folIows:
For rrrsflcnt-Ilancock, IL, ,6Gu; Garfield, 1O1,-
OF; Wonvor, EDIT; Dow, II.
For 0ovcrnor-AlvIn llnwktns, Republican,
1Gi,U7l; John =. Wright, Dcmocrnt, 7p,UQ3; s. +.
Wilson, 1,pw-'lnx Democrat, 57,0lD; II. III. Ed
wnrtis, GrcouD,tuk, D,Gt3.
, 1880-12-16

DoN't DlO OH the lsranltxes.'
Ask druggists for slough on ltats:" It tc'ears
out 4rata, mice, betl-bu4s, rtaudus. 15c, boxes.
, 1880-12-16

Tho popular and lun9- established leutists
Drs. Mcthcauoy. h1so tho rlsh. u best gut.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-11

Worth makes the maid, the want of him the gawky,
 Buffalo Courier. A new book is out bearing the strange title "A Woman After All" It is bound to sell ir leap year, and should bring comfort to every bachelor heart.-New Orleans Picayune.
 When death occurs in Fiji, it has to be registered; and the native scribes not unfre quently fill the blank left for ''cause of death with the words medicine supplied by the missionaries"
 Hamilton girl, eager to entrap young man into matrimony, said she was one of the Springer heirs, but he told her bluntly she couldn't Springer heirs on him.-Cincinnati Saturday night.
 The Markets-The strong demand for but ter has been filled by inferior grades. Cheese advanced lttle-just 8 mite. A more ac- bling up. Chickens on the ferce-cant tell whether they'll go up or down. Corn still and whiskey unsteady There is sharp de- mand for pickles. Common ox-tail dull and dropping but supers are in demand. The market is actually squirming in eels, but scaly for fish. Turtles move slowly and crats barely crawl.-Boston Advertiser. Mrs. Victoria Rents speech; My Luds and Gentlemen-Here we are again. We are pretty we'll I thank you how are you? We are getting along with everybody frst-class; have hung few Afghans, and put Cetywayo into brooches. The blasted Americans have been underselling our agriculturists, but ou, commission is sitting upon them. Praties are scarce in Ireland, and 8 few landlords have been shot. Never mind, it'll all come right Me Luds and Gentlemen, VIC want tin it is ours to command. yours to fork over. "-NeW York Commercial Advertiser.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Fortunately, those items of news which shake society to it's foundations, and throw over whole country the shadow of an i'm pending calamity, are rare. The brewers talk of raising the price of lager.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-11

If those persons whose hearts are ''all of English oak" and whose trousers are Fall of English kersey" would go to Kentucky they could Ego out with the hounds to some pur- pose The State of Kentucky paid the rather surprising bounty of $1o,ooo for fox-scalps last year.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-11
(Gtticura The Great Skin Cure, The most Healing. Soothing, and Re- freshinR External Application
 in the World.

It rapidly heals Ulcers, Old sores and Dischargine wounds; Itching Piles and other Itching Affections that have been the torture of lifetime, thus aording 1nspeakable qualification to thousands Burns, ,Scalds of the Skn and all Affections of the Scalp, including Loss of Hair Nothing like it has ever been known to the most intelligent physicians It has swept host of poisonous remedies out of existence It is revolution ary in it's composition and mode of treatment and sue ceeds in curbng every external affection. At every stage it is ably assisted by Cutcura Soap, which part of itself incidentally and st the time the most delightfully."- fragrant refreshing Toilet, ,Bath and Nursery Soap in existence.
 Outicura Resolvent, powerful purifying agent and liver stmulant, should be taken to neutraize and solve away blood poisons caused by the virus of scrof ula cancer, canker malarial contagious diseases, Scalp.