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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

If,,I.' I'I' N'''0BV y 'V""t ,14'PJ -,
The Republican party has claims upon all
It's strong men, and will have the services Of all II any
attempt at usurpatiOn IL made. There is not among
Iham one 20 me0n and selfish that he would withhold
bis sippOr, II should not be the first choice OF the
prople Tor the Presidency l. Mr.. Blaine. or Mr. Wash
burnp or MIR. Edmuuds, or MI Garfield. or Mr.. Win
der or any man, Is fairly elected President OF
the United States and II his election disputed the
peopie will sec az the head Of the column determined
10 put hun in Generals Grant sherman ana Sheridan,
aud most other distinguished leaders from civil as
we'll "a from military life. In Is strong we
shall strong; and there no power on earth that can
prevent she Republican party from enjoying the fruits
nasaf OrR n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

Aside from the unfortunate trouble in his
own state Nr Iildeis not regarded "a iayoraby dis
posed toward The OF tue South. New Orleans
Democrat fDpm1
IL is the duty Of the Democratic party to
puE Mr. 1idcn down, at any cost There - nothing IN
him 10 command respect admiration. CVni'y, and
that OF the Onest Kind IL all thar he 10 entitled TO-
Cleveland News aud Courier (Dem.i
The supporters of General Grant come largely
from the rauks actual business who have large
6paEeal interests at STAKE. The movement has been
spontaneous not forced by any political coDbDa
tons SWmghelG Union (Rep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 2, l a. m.-The barome-
ter slowly throughout the day and Its tendency
stil upward. The temperature rapidly fell last evening,
the lowest point reached being $40 at midnight the
highest 43o az $3.50 D. m The average for The day
37leo or 15lzo lower Than yesterday aud 12' higher
than the corresponding day last year.
Clear and cool weather may b. expected in this city
and neghbOrhOod duriug the greater part OF the day,
with rising temperature and cloudy weather toward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY KERAfANAGH

The Rev. James OReily, parish priest of Derry
lin, writes February III;
There ia great de-tiuon here at present The small
farmers aud abOres lost their harvest by the desruc
tive foods OF Tough bne. The crops peTshcd Tor miles
along It's banks. and are lying where they grew We
have In this parish ridge 0f mountains some seven
miles long more, with large population. They
IN stnrNInR cOnaiion-In faet. nelther food fIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
SUING THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CHARLES f. SMITH. THE LATE EDITOR, APPLIES
FOR A RECEIVER
IBY TELEGRAPH to THR TRIBUSE.i

FUR a NEIEINER
lBr TELEGRAPH TRIBUSE.i
ALBANY, March 1.-Charles E. Smith, late
Editor OF The Erenfng Journal through counsel applied
to Judge Westbrcok, in the Supreme Court to-day for
an order TO show why a should not be
appointed for The Journal property. In his afdavts
Mr. Smith that he Is the OF oneeightn Of the
property that he purchased It 1870 for S15.500
under the representation that the property was
worth $l25.OO0 and had $4,000 surplusI that ct
the present time he believes 1t badly in debit that he s
denied access to its books and that therefore, he
applies for the appointment OF q receiver.
Judge Westbrook granted the order and made 1t re-
urnable Friday next The publication Of The Erein0
Journal will not be in the least mpedcd by this order Of
the Court. Dir. Smiths lawyer Edward Newcomb,
stated that II was hoped that an amcabe settlement
OF the difficulties between the several partners Of The
EUeling Journal would be reached before Friday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY LEITRIM.

The Rev. p. McMorrow. Catholic ourate, writes
February 81 from Manor Hamilton that we have
now suffering much want 800 families
The Rev. Thomas Smith, parish priest. writes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

problems IN the care OF the insane IL will
have all the powers OF the present Commits
slOner OF Lunacy, with more independence, more
working members, greater opportunities, and moro
executive machinery az It's COMMAND Tue bill intro
duces innovations or experiments IL adds nothing
20 the present OF the State Government and
does not burden the Executive with a new bureau
Therefore urge its Endorsement by the public and
the medical profession. tSlgped) VIM. C. CHURCH,
ID. b. EATON,
Q. L. WHITEHBAD,
GEO. NJ. BEARD,
l.. c. 6EGUIN,
A. H. GIBBONS.
A. A. CHEvAILLIER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
MICHIGAN FOR BLAINE.


Michigan viii hold her State Convention a
week bsiOec that OF Illinois aud present appearances
lodicate thai lie rst choice or Michigan likely 10 be
Blaine. who IS FOR special reasons, well as the general
wbtch ate throughout the country, great
ravo,te vita Aichigan Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY MAYO.
The Rev. Michael O'Donnell, parish priest. q

The Rev. Michael ODOnnell, parish priest, Of Fox
ford. sends plantive appeal February 15):
Isoeuonly declare that unless we get relief for the
eope at once this poor, almost starvedOut district
i'm short time Will have to send cOfness corpses
10 the grave or VIII have TO 10 the custom
Is Ia pain ful memory OF usiDg empty herring barrels
Tor eollns God forbid should e1aggerate.
John McCarrick writes from BallYglass February
10)i
Whole families have bad to subsst on turnips FOR the
mast week that FOUR and even eight children wore
iouud huddled on bundles OF straw, with old sacks
pat chod together for blankets.
Tho Rev. james Hemelly. Catholic curate Of
Bekan. writes February 10 that there are 600
families on the relief list, and that fully one-eghth
of these have no other earthly of getting
bread ;han from the parochial committees.
COUNTY GALWAY.
The Peters Well Nenghrea) Relief Committee
~ L. IL.
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LATEST SHIP NEBS.

PORT or NEw.YoRR....ARRIVED MARCH l.
Thanemore lbrl, siphorne Cardiff - days With iroa
70 order; vessel 10 Busk & levOns.
Atlantic GER Liedfke, Cette Jan lG, with salv
order; vessel tO LauIo. storey ScarpatL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY SLIGO.
The Rev. Marx Cooke

The Rev. Marx Cooke, the parish priest of keash'
writes February 12)i
we have 500 FAMILIES books FOR re- let MOTE
require IT,. But FOR want Of funds we eoud not CIV
them any. Even 10 the 300 on our BOOKS We can
only tle. On behalf ~ these 800 anlHes OF Lew
souls we ask you stretch forth 10 us helping h'H"
The Caracastle Relief Committee write February
81: I'VE have in this parish hundreds OF iamhes
who if left without relief, would inevitably starye
in one week"
The Rev. James lCanonl McDermott, parish priest
of Buninaddin. writes thanking the Land League
for donation of go. He says
I am the more thankful because OF the prompttude
with which 10 sent-re d-ta petsn, which Is iast
sfranglin the people, aud clrcumlocutOn being hhe
dlspeused with. II urgently needed 10 prevent
famine making victims amOug US Nhen ! zen
Won that there are 400 families IN THIS parish I'D an
IMPOVERISHED aud destitute condition, you MAJ
Judge how urgently want the assistance OF he cbh
table throughout the world.
The Rev. Andrew Quinn, parish priest of Reyern-
town February 16j writes There is no employ
ment whatever for the laboring classes. The num-
Der at present on our books 40 families in need
of food and about 900 more who are seeking Tor re-
lief in seed potatoes and not in food"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

Tho Rev. W. II. BoOc viii uduci sreca RELIGIOUS ser.
wires In the j1tnst r. thurca between I'd and 3dayes
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and tcay evenings az 1880
O'Clock.
Keatirgs Cough Lozenges have 20 equall ths treat
~ coughs nfoucits hoirsens &c II j. u" gras
Eng remedy By an experience OF 0r % years
SuIp l,y all druggists. Price 80 ay mail.
FOUGERA q Co. New IUfk Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON. March l, 1850
For the Middle Atlantic States. clear or faif
weather. colder nOrtherly shifting southerlt
winds. stationary followed by falling barometer.
For New-Engand higher barometer, stationary %
lower temperature winds mostly westerly clear fall
weather.
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h. POUGEaA q Go. New-loiN Agents.
Post Onee Noiee ......,.,.
MaTch G. 1850 viii close az dis ono on TUESDAY AZ
7S NJ t9E FGroge ny 'te '"ss s NGntan va me'n,;
steamship Gla via Queenstown corresondence oT tr,nes
by steamship Labrador Havre THURSDAY 90 $3.50
a. M oc ~ so 9teSt itain asd he eS ieesi
must specially sddressei and az lVSO a. M for EnroDe
burg o. sATt-kDAY az 1890 =. M Tor Europe
anil Sc iland NM, D. SPECIAL add s;sed aud At 1880 M
ampon aud Bremen eorrespondenee for Groa Br ln and
Denmark sweden NORWAY dispatched by Hamburg
i see ports aSs ?n T NaS se mails Tor ' J
mae colombia ss9 SP oto rC c PosfS gS
The mails Tor Havana leave New lork March and o. Ihs
BsrOadoes Martinique, - and Trinidad leave Sew
York March The o5 Sspe ryt ana an Ma R aGs
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Sn 0fk S I eve New Yorf March he mai for Nss
s ss s yscS av s. f5s G for
IA aayt san Fraeise9 March o The mails Tor ChinA
Pos oaicp New York February rs 1880.
are being levied in all Counties Of this state Many per.
sons through saSGa Sn or SaF ne ar
how TO avoid paying lawyers fees.
ESCAPE PERSONAL TAX.
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consigned By MESoRS. HOWARD & 60, 5thaye. and
29th-.i., and 10 DO SOLD.BN AUCTION.
Positively, WITHOUT RESERVE. on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
MOONS, at $3.50 O'clock.
Those unable attend have orders purchase
cuted BY Messrs. HOWARD 4 Co. or the AUCTIOSEEIS
without extra charge
HOUSE sALEs-The signed solicit sales Of house
hold residence OF owners Long experience and per
sOna supervision the best guarantee for inTna slus
non. fhoS. r. hihbi ~ -. o1y hlo1uM.S
Ready This HorEing:
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Disciples OF Christ.

GOSPEL PREACHING TONIGHT
Ry the Rev. JOS PH BRAI FORD CLEANtR
Come amt hear believe lnd obey the Gospel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
COUNTY GALWAY.

The Peters Well Henghreal Relief Committee
write February 10y: The growing needs of our
, 1880-11-22
"TlsEA,rY OF MNNTOIs.n
4 TlluE 5siaTl]ir.

CPfft4t AHP4tF9 ~ &Hs %AfuEN Af94HHks
CtEvEl,Asp, T.. Euy, al.--Thc Herald Will tn
tho morning publish thu following pcoollnt Ut
tho famous Mentor meeting, wrilten by pnp Of
lla ssnH whu WIS prosont upun tho visit nF 0s1.
Gral,t, Soiiutor Cunkl,ny, tieu. Itogan, uut
others, tn Mcntor, lust Septomber: "HIlloo tho
publication OF Tho llr1nklyn EdQlo etory, attach
in9 to It unwarrantc.l political Significance, IL
Lolnx vigorously discussed by tho newspapers ut
tho country, netnn1rlttu uTgnus insist th4t
ousnpact ar 'buFHalN,' WIS tnudo whereby tito
Rreut tslun,vlratu who hal successfully tnaugu.
rsltrd tue 'boonl,' which they nltpEo gave thu
Uctubcr victory. wero 10 huvo Il goul sharo NJ
'spo!!s,' tn tho shnpo OF n.lelat patronage. To
ll1osc WIN Witnessed the faulutts ulcct,lg ut
Mcntor tho stnry hua no lmm,rtaIleu whAtevrr.
Tho writer accompanied 1cn Grsnt mud party
trulu warret,, at,l was withln yow Ut ihc1l!
At AI.NNsT KvEHx AtsNENT
I'LL they reached Cleveland. Tho specfnt tr,ltn
bcartug t'1osn stoppcA at Montor stntiom barsly
MT hour ant has. n1I1 &uFuE that taMua ride OF
two miles to 1en. Uartlell's house. was ualr ,lost
OF tho uIstanca &hcro una IN tho return b'tInx
dono ut u wu1k to allow an escort soule Ut whutn
, 1880-11-22

4 TlIn11.L1SG 1tsastcr occurred Saturday
evening icar Eric, l'a., where III tie fearful
snow-storin then prevailing three bargcs
wero driven asliUrc, and eventually becamc
total wrecks. Owing to the splendid work
of tic l.lfc-Saying Service not n life wNs lost,
though NIL Of thu crew ct ono OF the largcs
wera taken nir tho wrccl, III MI ullcollscn,ls
condition and nearly frozen tn death. At
Buffalo the schooner Falmouth wns
driven against lie breakwntcr, and sank in
twenty-to1tr feet Of water. AL on bnnrC
were saved cxccpt tho cook, IL woman, wl.u
refused to leave tho ycssul unless llcr trunk
and bandfoxcs were first cared fur, t,ltl sic
pcr1s1letl in consequences. This col,l term,
accompanied us 1t l,as been with lligl, Winds
and furious siiow-st0rms, has been Il Season
Ut great peril and awful hardship OIL the
lascs, a1rd tho t'isastcr-rccorl Of tho gear llus
been largely augmented.
, 1880-11-22

Art1lor ,,r, 10 twG feet III thEckrcgs, nn1 nrtnH1
with rtcd guns weighing mp to lo) tons, curry.
,ng shut of II tn1a's weight. tls,at with IIttlU
short Df Il fltinrtGr NJ Il ton Hf powder. 1t II
funrcs1 TINT tho cnntry tn1A mt HtprttIl9e the
fnct tint nIter Il t1cctnrntlOn nf W,fn 5Uw .1ay1
or aven tlp,trs might bring these grtnt engines
IF obstruction tt our ct,nst. 1T tn;,y In to Nov
York. or huston. or 1'urtlnn,!. nr tAiItnpre, nr
Now Dr1cnns, or 9nn TranrisIa. nr my r,'t,t tho
enemy mny FelcGt. No ono can estimate tho
damage which .nny fni[o*."
THO works of river u,ll flar!Jor improvements.
nnA examinations. md surveys provided fnr f,y
tho nct nr Mnreh ., ts1V, anil lrcvts,us ncla. wtro
~ proarcss Tho amount available therefor
pcnic,l to Junb m 1ss1 WIS ft,l3I:s..i, lcuvLng
bnint,ce nf S45Js,jj to bo expended during tho
present tiacai ycnr. 10 which II to t,o nttsl NIP
rroprlnuons by tho River aud ltnrbDr net Of
Juno II, lss0. amounting to &H,'il 'yl. Tho iu,4
of JasM II. 1850. niakc5 pr'yfsnn fur :ll3 works
nj Improvement. IN Sims varying from $fn tn
s:ri,tDo nnt1 for surveys md examinations with
4 view tn tho Improvement Of III 1urlfttcs. 1tt
relation to
1ftK WHITAKER cAsE.
tho Secretary Hnys: 1hayG rcfratnett from CON.
tnenttng upon Tho unfortunate n.ltntun which
fowcst frt.1n MI nlicgef nstat1lt upon II cnIurtsl
entlDt Mt lilo West 1'pInt Academy In April Inst.
for the rGauu that. III sumo hf Its cHnf nspects,
tho subject is sil1l under consideration.
IN CnScLusION
sccrctnry ftnmscy recommends uiat n provision
lH lllndc by law for tho appointment of III Ay-
s!stant SccretHry nf Wnr.
, 1880-11-22

WAxn1SuTOS. q. c.. Nov. 2l.-wi'llnn Il,
Thompson, Superintendent Of tho ltR!wny sfntt
SGrvice, has completed arrangements with tho
managers Of tho Southern rFrnn1s for such ex-
petlitton In tho schedule uf lnnt! services between
i!oston mn! Now Orleans rs will Rnin IN cnt1ro
business tlay to tho cu,4nctcEal community. 1t
II proposed thut tho tr,lfn lowing lingtarl Mt Il
O'Clock nt tlt4at shall utslre hcru At l0:i0 ncat
morning md nnke direct connections for tho
South. THO Western rAilra,l lines which ca,a
c0nncat with tho through Southern roulu will
alao bu benafcsi b. tAia ncw achctutc, This
gives tho Sn,th double daily fIat ,natl surytco,
Ill advantage which that section hitherto hns
not Ec0tucd to appreciate.
, 1880-11-22

4Ao k9o " l. AAGAk4N 1h
THEY HAVE NOT GOTTEN OVER r11Iin DISGUST.
Special Dapatth 10 The Chttaep 1rtbank. =,
WAsIE1NGrDSt D. G., Nov. al.-Ono significant
feature OF tho talk Ut tho Southern Congress-
men who arc arriving Is thoir unanimous cta1-
tctnnation OF tho Northern Democracy. They
do not a9tco Ms 70 tho prospects OF tho party.
nor rs to the probable aspect Of tho
South with respect 10 tho Itopubllcan At1n1inis
traHon, but tho Soiith Is certainly soIill III bitter
deuuncintlou Of tho Strthosn Dutnocrncy. Solno
oven 90 80 far aa 10 say that, hereafter, the
so,lth will refuse 10 70 Into nominating cunven-
tlons With tho Northern Democracy. but
WILL CIIoDSE ELEGrnHs,
instr1.cttng them to cast their votes for tho
Northern cnndldato who Is likely TO give tho
South tho must consideration III tho admttlst.7l-
tim Of tho Government Tho future policy OF
the South, tt,.so who entortain these yiews say,
WILL be 10 follow tho 1nw of eclf-prcseryatton
With reference to political affiliations. Some Of
tho Southern ncn. indeed. say that It ia no longer
worth while for them to butt their hcadsaEal,lst
tho wA:l BY cnleavortug to rofuso appropr!n-
tions for Nurshnls. Alexander II. Stephens.
ovcn. il reported MS having determined to snke
tho position TINT. as tho SuPervlsors nnd Deputy
Mnrshals In tho lust clccdon lid their i.llcs
Under existing laws, hp should be In favor of
paying them.
, 1880-11-22

IIe Arrives Mt Syracuse, N. T., and IayA
sHctrHsllll 1siut 10 I'ut MI End to
His ExIhtenco.
6ptelal Dtsratfh to The Chicago Tstbune.
SYRACUSE. N. T.. Nov. .l.-A nun nanlel
Arthur Leberluan. who proves to have been u
it,sssinn Nhilst WIS hurled III this city this aft-
crDon. llcncrtnMn committed suicide by shuNt-
!uK himself IN tho hena nt tho house Of II lnun
named Maureu s1rNsun, whom he mot In I.nu-
don ten months ngtl. At tlIo funeral It was
lenrned that tc was II Nih!tst, and compelic.! to
tee from lt,lssa I'll ACCOUNT Of hts inconuiary
sentiments. lie WIS born at Wilnu, on tho old
llusslln line, nnd WIS II rnlo l,y birth. l1u
rprclyed splendid cducatlon, anu WIS !llso
l.atln arltntnr. 1tn wAa familiar with
suyerat languages, af'l III eyery way WIS an NO.
eomplishcu tnNn. When tho Sth!IIstic ulOyolncht
WIS III Its bnc!ltcncy, h., fuund hla syilputhios
With II. III huart md action hn eventually bo-
came NhIllst, anti identified hlmself With tho
oollsprsIinrs. lI1 was prominent IN tho prcpa-
rltton Of lrcenllary publications.. Ills tastes
were If Il literary character. About year and
Il nnlf ngo tc wrote prayer which WIS printed
In pamphlet furm and extensively circulated. In
this Invocation ho hruathutl sentiments
tending tn lnpite tho neople against
tho Tar. Tho authorities nrrcsto.! n Greut
1nnny MS tho suspected Mtttl,pr. Among tho
number wcEu several uc Ltabern,an's fAtntly
Finally tho authorship and publication wrro
tracer! tn i.elermat,, an, to tayo his life, ile
was compelled to lcnvu tho gu,Itry. lle Il1uty
reach Gtf 1oniHn, whcre ao secured n position As
m editor 1T Il f1curcw nnpcr. 1lls articles wnn,
Of aG. Nih1ltstie ehr1lclsr TINT tho publishers
dispensed With l1A services. 'rhruo mouths auo
hu uan,u to New York, nl,t thcnce to Syulct,sc.
whurv hu arrived IN tho very aftor,Io<n that 10
t.ek his life. lto WIS ntoIt ~ yrars old.
st!Il rosp IN Winn. l.iuior,,,al, ,slas rr,.bal.l
prrinpics IL s.tIrite by universities n.nl tht,
thu,lEht that lIU VIVA mi exil1 frnn, his nnttyO
cGllIry, 1t Is said TINT royurl Is olrorc, (ur
Ills head In ltl.xsia. Information Of Ills ct,u Will
po sent to thu lnAEa's full1y,
, 1880-11-22

OI1IO,'

6PftaH4 UHP4[fH 10 1He EhEt14n 1T16tHEs
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 2l-Juslgo West, who re~
turned 10 bis homo III Dclcfontatsc, sud. in
hrlcf Interview last night: "The senatnrial rnco
has narrowed dorm to Fostcr, John Shormnn,
and myself. Az to th0ro boing two opposing
factions ntnong tho Republicans In this racc,-
VIZ: tho young non ~. tho old, think that 1t
amounts to no rnoru than this: Tho young men
nre opposed TO hnvlng one mum mnka II monap-
o!y Of o'1rcholdtng. Sherman haa boon In Office
twenty.cight years. Tho loss OF my cycstght.
whi!p II would impair my usefulness IN 4 judi
csnl or Legislative position would mako no diff
fcsrnco to Eeilator. | hive Ind to conference
hrrp With Republicans, nnl Ito not know wtnt
Gartlcld's Views or Wishes III tho promises ase.':
TItK OUTLOOK.
Special DttpdteA to This Chicago Tribune,
CLEvEiASIl, o., Nov. Ill have had most er-
cclaent opportunity during tho past fow days to
gAtiior information on tic Senatorial situation
in this tatc; an1 thut tho subject Ia Of Interest
III politicians bcy0nd our bortIcrs Is my e1cuso
for giving It IN detail. 1t Is pretty we'll sct-
tied thut tho election Will tnke plAcs
VERY SOON AFTER THE AaS,:AlL1S1 or TIE
i4E0lsLATtHK -,
fn January; and It Will probably bo tiono by that
holy plssit,K law that Will eoyer tho subjuct,
mud remove at doubts about tho lcsMllty of an
lMItsittlIat0 choice. rpltIrtttl some iAys Sinro
thtlrt consultation witt. tho Hon. q. d. 1Acoy,
OF Mptiln County. Slnre ttAt time hny1 seen
hin, ngnin. aud ho li!scoursch us follows:
~ huve not written to Il single n,an III regard
to tho subject Of tho senaturship, but l. hnye
received so,,,owhoro frum twenty-five tn thirtys
letters from n,pmters III regard to tho nattnr,
ar.! they
l ti!,ln't know at !lrSt why this WIS, but flnafly
concluded that th,sc men. knowing that wus
cpln,st..l To Fustur, wcru Mnxlous tn know whit
WIS ,lolsR III regard to tho 1nattur."
stWhn urD YRu III fuyUr Of. sir. Iicev2n ,yaa
, 1880-11-22

HErwEES Rochester ntut Utica 100 boats
arc ice-bouul II. tlle Eric Cannl. An attempt
will be made to clear a passage for item by
means Of NIL icc-brenkor, but unless gooA
tllaw acts II, within tiny or two the delayed
b0ats llnye n poor prospect Ut reaching ti.le-
WntCr this yeAr
, 1880-11-22

Ir Is denied that tho Ports llns con,lnutcd
to Imprisonment f0r ltfe tho sentence Of
tleatt, passct|upon tho assassin Of Col. Cont
lmar0if, hut It II expected that TT accnrln,Iro
with tho ust.al pulley of delay another In
yestigntlon will bn ordered.
, 1880-11-22

COMMUNISM IN Chicago appears to bo re-
dltcctl to tho dimensions of 4 rather small
debating society. Having discovered in tho
late election that they aro Of Ito sort Of con-
sequence In politics, the leaders arc HOW tatn
to content themselves Will, getting together
once n week and "dfscussng things.
, 1880-11-22

YEsrEnpAY's SERMONS BY Prof. Swing nlltl
DIR. Thonns, preached respectively At tho
Central Church md tho Peoples Church. are
given In full In our columns this morning.
Prof. Swlng's subject Is Comparative 1ntl-
telity"; that of Dr. Thomas, Remember
ing Gods alercics."
, 1880-11-22

TnE Government Of Italy will sooM attempt
to borrow III foreign countries about $i20,-
00o,00o, with which 10 catl III tho Issue Of
sliinplastcr currency. which IL now IL very
unpopular legal-tcntler. Tho Government
will give Itsulf two years to ulnke thu trans-
fer, and to l,abItuato tho citizen to the change
which will bH ELECTED when he stops carrying
Ills money III n narkct-basket all.l Ills pro-
visions In Ills ycst-locket.
, 1880-11-22

GES. AttIEs ia nav OH his way to Washing
ton to accept deserved promotion ut the
]ln1als Of the President. II IL believed he
will receive tho appointment of Chluf Slg1lnl
Onlcor, with tho rank nnd lay Ut Hrig4ullcr-
General,
, 1880-11-22
THE CONDUCTORS EXCURSION.

STftWF 3HSIh41fH 4V 1HF IN4fHQU sF4UHHst
LARAMIE, Wyo. u, Noy. :l.-Ths conductors
tlustse Ihur lrlentlx Il, know thl4t ntl arU well,
,llil ,nnkiua satisfn.toFy tinlo westward. Aft0r
Aln4er Ut EhtyeIInH tt-tlay, religious services.
consisting Ut appsuprlaso ndfsvSa~s. prayer. mud
singing fur I'LL ht'tsr, wcso held tn tho fuMr ssoep-
or. All WIN coui.l lind scats ulml atandlu1. RUM
wcro prescs,t utIl enjoyed its noyel pnd pleasant
character. We hnye Just erossesl bale Crock
lrldKe. rs fcct hIyh. lll1 will sruGh Laramie ikl
onu hour.
, 1880-11-22

TrE silver dol1ar llas Il war,n friend IN
Mr. Durchar.l, Director of tho Mint. lIo
thinks thcre Is no danger OF too lnal,y dol.
lars being coined for fiftecn years tn conlo,
and finds tl,nt silver IL growing In popularity.