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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-18
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ner OF Front and Washington Streets, (up-
stairs), Portland, Oregon
, 1880-04-08
TELEGRAPH WAR.
SIT. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS.
81. L0trtH, Mn, April 1.-The hearing of tho
telegraph cnscs was continued tn-slny before
Judges McCrnry and Trent, tho whole day being
occupied by arguments nj counsel for tho UnOn
Tnutno ftallroAd Cnmpany and tho American
Union Telegraph Company. Tho papers on Mo
INT tho cascs nrc exceedingly volutn!nous,
among tho recent additions being tho ross-tl
Of tho A1nerican unlon Telegraph t:ompnny; and
allitlavits IN atirt'ort thereof. Judge MeCrary
limo would be allowed tho complainant to !d!e,
my fusshor paper. In l., "nswer 70 this sr1:s-hi M
thinss that III Tho # #escs rT Un"m "Te csraph snh
o . Eh'e Il eSap'ho"t o eea7nS l. oe
e RS. ns st to snse fsss @ SIss ta Hs"sss s ss
Paeiio isaiiroad Company of oct. i. lsss. TIC
tllp n, xrss, Iut ao TeiesTnnh G;ci,peny supplied
chnery. Instruments, and lmtterlcs required for
The ,,se q tho TELEGRAPH linss Ths wofk was
novern1nent inspeetor, and. H. tho reporis
show. was dong very sattsiaftoriIy., fru,n ne
ate 3f ~ ,, o ten, u To- a1 ;o
two companies Under tho terms 1T tho aRree-
ment me- mentioned: II was &c on!y afier The M Mpart!es
who were heavily Interested IN tho American
Union TELEGRAPH Company. thu. my difficulty
y IT, NEE oesea in to aux ro'a,s a,Sa
f%cts M appcnr "n recon II tho t "s sw.nS s'eSo &c
henyy g1gensiltnrg} }r mado By The Atantic A , : r.
ii The faithful pcrforinanee Of The s"ntraets
which are now sai,pnt to l'e thrust aaIdc by tho
Union rae!le Ccn ~ pany ana its0o.i'd uily, tho
b. jusiaS XsGrary q cosnfel fof he Uh'on "a.
sess'aa the JsdKo pon.ediy rcaarfed S tan* q sfF
qneston whether tho defense II Ultra VIII could
, 1880-04-08
DANAGED by COLLISION.

In towing tho bnrgo George u. ls,isscll down
tho sorth Iirnneh ycateriny nftornnon, tho t'igs
johnson, md American Engin brnnRht her In
contaes with tho ccntro pier nf Ada1ns street
l,ridgo. Four Or Two planks OH tho pnrt bow OF
tho Russell wore atoyo In. Temporary ropaira
woro inahc. and tho bnrgo prtHcct1csl IN tho
Antc1opos tow for TlutYnlo. Tho n1fshap caused
n tlctctitnn Ut Eeycrnl flnurs.
lilo srf,t,onnr Mlunt1 sfhusnn.hAd tic tn1atort-
Mne IT, lnse her jlbDonn tcnr tho new lllinnIa
lnlng tnved nut by tho tug Q. J. Green during
tho afternoon. 1t fccns tint tho sto.lftl sslll.
l,ont lfnperinl wns c1unturct. md lti fho ctfnrt
In Rv0tl collision tl16 hDrn" w.B lt!1>ken OF
fl tho cup. A natural defcct In tlu stick Gntised
It u, breMk Q,,ltu readily. Tho Mimic slauson
is detained horu Tor repairs.
, 1880-04-08

Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago 7tttttnf.
BUFFALO, N. y, April 7.-Arrtvals to-day
rrnpellcfs q. King, 1.ay City. 900 fcet 1umcr,
10000 shingles; ChRuncoy iiurlhus- Dotrot'
2G,lE7 Daahpls whcnt, Whitney e. Gibson; u.
BaltcntInc, Milwaukee, 41,750 bushels whcat;
tsoanote, Toledo, $4,000 bushels corn; schooner
Francls Palms, Tntct1o. H,0D bushels wheat;
stca,n-baryo v. IL. kctehumt Dotroit+ GooO
bushels wheat; harYe O. l.. Young, Ituhn, Att
snhlc. ono feDt luHlher.
cpnri,ircs-I'rnpuliers Chaunccy fItrihut,
Hnitcntinc. toanoko. Chicago; AfAxes. nr'iry.
Gty; schooner H. +. Dnrr. Toledo.. 10y tons cnIl;
cnHo: flndrs, Chlengo; g. King, l,ay. City; Sci
kirk. Chtcngo: John ONeIl, Escnnnbl; stcan-
bnrxo V. II. Ketcht,m, ChicnHo; sehOIncr Er!o
Qurt1l, FinEsyttie: schooner u. F. iIrllrr. Chi
c.go: Frniicis Palms. Chlcago; bafye c. l..
Ynnng, l]ny City.
Tho propeller b. 1snllenttnc, with 47,ooo h,shels
Of wheat, WIS tho first vessel to arrive from
Milwaukee, through tho Straits.
Tho schooncr r. p. Ilorr wns chartered to.dny
for colI frUtn 1lufEnlo to Toledo ut ~ ceflts.
, 1880-04-08
N{,VICKEI{sS,


"i,tch Ado About Nothing" hrs since Mon
day occupied tho attention of tho company now
playing ut this hnlse. Miss Cuycntltsh ,sas tho
Iitatrice md 3tr. Plcrcy tho Dentdfcf. WG hnvo
hcnrl good tlenl in prnise of Miss Cavenltatl's
pcrsonnton Ut this great comedy character.
Her assumption is not d disappointment.
Ucdtrtcc r,ay bc called a counterpart Of Mtr-
cHth. She is one Of tho most fascinating fuinnlo
characters that Shakespeare ever drew, ind her
portrayal has ulwnys claimed tho st,l.ly Of tho
best tl,ltMts-such Nctrtsses IL Miss Nclli, Ellen
Fuucltt, Mrs. Ncsbltt, Ellen Trec,-in1ced, nil
tho Rrent comcdicnncs III tue personatlon Of
I}edtrfce have won their brightest laurea, Just rs
u,eu like Charles kemhle hnvc IN st,ch e'iRrac-
tiers ns AIcrcutfo nnd Dcnedich,- representation that
require moro dciEcnfe treatment thnn tho
Ut|.tll0s, the JHtnftls, Or tho Hichdr1s. Tho poyt
In h!s "stucl Ado About Nothing" nover moro
fcltcttouaty blended the l,Idierous with tho
tender, folly with affection, and IN Htatrfct VIC
find tho strength, tho intellect, tho wit, the
heart, the wn1nunhoo1 Of Shakspcure's ileru-
Ines. Miss Cnvcrnllsh aprcnrs tn huve clenr
conception Ut tho part md ability to interpret
that conception. We may object to her rcniinE,
her cinpllnss. her ncccntllnt'an. her sometimes
lnrricd pttcr1,licu, but we must a.i.nit TINT by
nature yo Is rarc1y gtftel fur tho assumption of
stlch character. Aho hRs tho right spirit Of
comedy, atll from what We have sccn pf her In
this pnrt should imagine llsr to st1u, Into tue
hoty nf La,ly Te1sfc and accurately rcprMtucc her.
Her }nrirc Is wnr71i. generous, trunk, joy0us-
II woman fl tho worry cx,lbcrAnco Of lifo unt1
hcltlth, nntl Il woiItan wfthnl who hls UfAedfcl;
In hcr mind out OF much liking. Miss Cay-
cnlst, has n fine appreciation not only
or the rct'dy sarcas1a, tho wit,
the n,IdacIous rutllory of the ctaratctor,
!ifa.ric's warm intllsnation 1t Ga.aiias Insult
terols. Shp girls ut L}cNe,itck with hearty mud
, 1880-04-08

=
A few sn1wllakps sA!aetl through tho alr on
tho luke yOstertlny.
Ycascs which Arrtvctl i1aro yesterday morning
were toyercd with snuw, which folltlurlng It.ca-
dNy night.
Quite u number OF complaints hayo alrra,ty
bvon m,u!0 huru cs.lpernIt4 tho classification Of
vessels In tho now Inland Iloyd's rpglstor.
Numerous instances Rrq mentioned whpru iu-
Yur1lneb hIs buen thkQn IN yessuss at u buttue
1r!uo than tho register gives tlo!n. IN nif.st
nl s1ull cuscs tho 1HslrnilG1 MKuntA herD hul tho
vussrls Inspected themselves, Wtcro doctors
dt4HKrtu, Wlln BtNll jut!N0?
Tho scltx.rer l., NJ. alMst't arFyed llsre ypstor-
lay with r1lrtM! tiea. her tltok k-ln,ll lop1Hiux
trNHl elsht tn nlnD ftnt Al1sye tho rail.
Tho kuaMNerH ltnsa IicllH. W. II. Willurd,
Ls,Eso AcllOills. SnllycHir, A[Rrs, H. l3htas, Ko-
waulos, and CalynhlYn Wsro ut tho lumber lnnr-
ket yesterday With cArlstns.
Tic tugs J. 4. Cr!wtt'r!! and lied Jnckat will
10 int. pilu ut atllrr lr.iters 41ry.tlteks ttlay
,AcopTlnx To- prtyato lettvrs received h0ro,
fherG IL now a uhtMtrt Ut thirteen feet Ut wAtoF
IN AshfubAlA AArtM,r, which will bD lnGEeaa4Vl to
fourteen feet within a week.
a. hIvyers Will command tho 8GhnOnef II. J.
Wchh. vleo i. U. ElIsaIl.
l'ast evening tho tug Anniu q. Wntera arrived
s.ni, recently stranded ut tAAt port. The seow
had stoaan pump ln operation Hu boar.l.
, 1880-04-08

~, ,, ,,,,I.,,,t,. .nr.,,.I .1n.
nchr Jug taranf, St,tt'.,, naE i,,,,t,se "es
HenF y. ~ 1nilE1a t., i.,,,t,. ,ts".''
Hehr Albntf,ss. MnkkeR,Mi, ,,,i,, nt,,lpef'
Hchr L"tus, 's9s, tn,,iatnn tn,,t i,,,,,,,or
fs.nr fr T. fus u rfn"ot,, r",'nr ,n,sts
scnr j.; mgM.rkt , .oni tf.n ma, ,,,tTtr
nc!ir tnsn 'ier ,,,tI, naMI ,,.1,ou' ,h' "''"el'
Sei,r MafSs ln8s d,,.t,,rl,,, t't' iu,,,,,r
Senr y. ~. st1.1.. r,a,,rs, is.S ,Ss.
ncnr hc1TH: ~ s1 q s1nony, II r"i1rco, t,os
- - RI snri 1tnvn., t,.n",y
scr n. s,,sn|,,,, ,H '"'nocF'
SEnT T, ip y. tmi..pmet9vo 9vh,tn nEn '' tn,n'4
neMr M ~ lnnUa .,mst,',s4,,. n'i ,.'',1,
scnr kaarsaiSne: whtn 3tnf9t, "Ec ,H, sa'ror, ,,,a
nchr n"etl!t.t, :, TILL I'LL mt ;,nfs,a ,' ',i ,.ce'
tts scnr s's !. ~ I.mm st"rist"n i,,,i,nr
Sc,!! S ifsi, 'Grenj, tf"t,.nu i,.,n,,o-
SeMr @ .,'., z; q. I't it, I.srnr",, ,rrI
Se!.r Ell, irv M,iin,, ifcrt,,s biz ra,trr,5 ,ths
nc1E 1cnn{{ y {{vit.. Hi,,i,imnri M.nam 'e''
eehF D. T. Hhbo''' '"ieu'H"A wy "EecA'
, 1880-04-08

MApIEsON,A OPERA NEXT SEASON.
New YDRK, Aprtl8.-t,oI. Mnp1eson announced
In his speech Mt Tho Aendcmy Of hinaio to-n'att,
where ile wns having tnnoft, that he hnd lust
received telegram from 0crstcr, aby[nx she
bad accepted hA contrnct for next winter. Ito
with Christine Nilsson for next winter. This sc.
cllrcs R0M opera fur this cn,,ntry noxt Bcason.
, 1880-04-08
THE vElI.ASD CANAL.

BtfttdE U0Bd9tH 70 7H3 CHtN15 7fTDHNts
OTTAWA, April Sir Chnr!es ruppcr, In tho
House Of Commons recently, informed tho ca-
try, TINT owing to unaHrccn,ent entered nto with
tho contractors an tho Welaud Canal, tho Gov
er11tscnt entt1d nut t,tke possession IF tho wtrks
and lct tho wntrr In nntEl tho tst or Mny. III Mr.
PuKe's rrpDrt on tho c.lnl II Is distinctly stuffed
sflnl! tllkc Iip thelr pumps ,lt,ont tho end Of
April In cncE year. M specific dnto II men.
Toned, 10 that tho Minister nf chnnls Is nll0wrl
canal Ho ns to meet tho emergency ri nj eltt1y
s}'rlnE. If Sir Charlcs ruppor rcnty wishes to
to oI,nn Tho WG[Iatil Cannl 1t least orc week
elrllnr tlIun Mas 4,
, 1880-04-08

Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Ittbun6
M1LwAuKEE. April 7.-Tle tug Welcome left
huro this morning To wreck tho schooner E. n.
Ilnetlsnr Mt Pilot 1sln,it1.
t,,tilnil fur below: Hoh10pcrs LottIp Wolf, +.
Fitzgerald, HudO .p6ster, Hnvetant. George q.
ll0aghtan, Swnllbw, j. /. Casc, and ]. MMrlA
Scntt.
Tho tug Caroline Wtlltama hns completed ro-
r1lra. and returned ttI Mnnisteu this evening,
CleArcl--HGhODuer hnry Lyon.
, 1880-04-08
sf'0Y.lsI10,

spttia. Dtsraleh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TotEn0. O., April 7.-Arrivcl-Etnei, Buffalo;
Iiplt, Durt,lt; st. I'cter, Buffalo.
CleArptl-NlaRnra, Port Cohornc, corn; 1'rln-
diyItlc. Eric. corn; Graves, Adams, st. Potter,
Holt, md Tuttle, Iluffnl0. ctlrn and whoat.
CharteA-St. Peter, wllnnt to buffalo, 2A
ccilta; propeller ChcaKt,, sehO0ncrs j. f. joy, q.
II. Jones' 0ar9o DetMtnr, corn tp 13ulfnlh, ..A
cents; schooner Etnou, euril to buffalo, "
cents
, 1880-04-08

Special Dispdtch 10 Tht Chicago Trtbmns.
EAST aAutNAW. bIich., April 7.-The alvont Of
a largo tleet 1T lumber carrIess in tho rlvor
oRrlor thar ,,sllal hRs hid tendency to weakon
lumber fraI4htA, unl dlltlrtnrs Mto reported us
follows; l1urHes Mcjsut, II. j. EMruey, md J. l.,
Kelcllmlh, SnKnlw tn buffalo Aul TOnuWanlA,
ut &3,76 per thousand.
, 1880-04-08

Special DtsrstcA 10 Thu Chicago TstbaHt.
nAr CITY, Mlcls., April 7.-Tho stoa1u- barge
1ntor-Ocuan w..s rtlcascd this afternoon by
lIghtoring Anlno of her loasi. Sho leaves curly
ta-n,orrow morning. Tho schooner Ogartl,
lumber laleit, snils to-n,orrpw norning for
ChtcnEo. Therp ia lMrso hnluunt OF salt hero
nwatirg shipment tn Chlca4o.
, 1880-04-08

Special Dtspatth to The Chicago 7r1buns.
ERIE, Pa., April 7.-Arrivnt ~ Propeller
Egyptian, Tolean, 10 tDO bushels whcut; schooner
Te!cAt,, 10000 b,lshnls cort,.
Cle,irc,l-Schoonor Our fun, ChcaRo, 1.10O tons
soft c1hl; tchUoner JcnniD Matthew'S, ChictlHO,
H0 tons soft coal; propeller Eletoher, ChlcaKo,
light.
, 1880-04-08

Special Dhpdteh to The Chtcapo Tribune.
DEriloIT, Mich, April 7-1'.lsscd ull-Schoon.
ors IInttu johnson, stary CupcIy. Joseph l'age,
Znch Chandler, Lady Mcdonald. Cupe lturts, II.
a. Kant, Nolle Ncl.ngto1t, J. c. King, buy Btato,
a1Il PAthflrupr.
, 1880-04-08

Organization and tho jMpiiIHr Miss Abl,In Chr
ringion ns attractions, tho experiment will havo
IL fAynfnfi1D test,
, 1880-04-08

NEW f1nK, Apf!l f.-Tho mhrket contInues quiet
md stcady. Cuttun 9ondH In light aon1nnd nt nrpt
hnnds but etncks aa1! tint package prices arc
firmly maintained IN nil tGnuIfg nnnkps OF 9tH!a,
i1fs illIl bit Httaly. Nng!nns InnvirH frrefJ, and
tfintrd lawns nn pIguds n fnr reqiert- Mons
, 1880-04-08

'tLryEtAxp, April 7-rRrRo1EuM-stcady, s&and-
AT,j witc. IN lest 7kc. -.
,,;c G1ssRa TssR Il Ap fos .pne2s' e.
i,net.. ;aiasiJtc l.hiInhelphin 1utiyery.
opc,ief 1T SiNo. h!Ehesk SNe, lowest, .Io, c9sllg
nj Xf4c REfTrlentAt 3,EH; nrurnxg 2f,1, charters
ii,tCU, n1eraEo, l7,ud, tfnHsacttonst lsd,Gn.
, 1880-04-08
C01''f'f1N.

11Nct low miitiilnR i3u, pun nr,nnry, Iij6ct not
rccgpts 2hls baiss' gr.!ss EXtors g t,g G!Hti-
, 1880-04-08
PORT OF CHICAGO.
n n F@b > a.

ntmr Alpona, Muskexon, aundries.
Prop skylark, neutoA ApFpoF, Suuaslvs.
, 1880-04-08

In the ostnto of William Waller, tho will wns
provnn and admitted to probate. q. 8. Wnliur
mud Ja1uos L. Waller wero appointed executors.
chiuHy Of ronl estate, and Is tn bo divided bg.
tWeon tho two sons Ut tho i!eceAsct1. William and
JA!nes, after tho pny,nunt ot his tlolts.
Vaa pruvon an0AdmIttgtl to probate. Letters Ut
administration with tho will an,cxetl wuro
valucd nt ab9ut 81 100. md Ia boquunthel to tho
wlf0 Ut tho d0GcAsed.
. In tho estnte Of Catherine Bpohrer letters Of
administration Wcro aslictl t., Casper LubpukD
Tho ostAte is valued ut ubout e5,Q0l
, 1880-04-08
,u, ,Ir,no,; No. cn. ats Aps 81 ~, No'S S,ssf;; snsh;
u firf ADrl, ktUt. ,G1n-lthco1f0 i1'o" WI '~"'t
Nil 4cns;, Tj4oI April. N5%e.
1bfrDftfA.


n~nn,a nj Aprff 7-{ft1fN-t'dfn Ht!H1 HIRIt
nj "a wks1;rtu, mixed, g&11s}4o. onts ilrm and
,n.ctiyo. No. white 5,Ke11lq hyo steudy ri $40
, 1880-04-08

newvnu. April 7.-t3nAlN-Whoh steady, hhrt No.
Uinno.;,tn spring, SLM Corn qa!ots Duluth, &c.
, 1880-04-08
E1,iANA1'OI1S,


1yrtANAro1.f. April :--t!IsAtS-Whoat qu!ot.
ff1ner n& 3318se.
, 1880-04-08

Knurus City &;DanYar Tast Er.. !.
Klt11slis t'ltY N A:tt !txr1ess.... ).
It. IA..1ls. kpris Y,t!el'i i 1'exn%....E
MDbtlls + Nuw 3Fst.tlla Expruss ;.
~. 1Atlll4. sprin : Snult1 = TEXAS, ...i
l'e,'f!Il. lsnrllnx. hn E'sst Exl'r'sa
X kNs,Auk Exprt.A9 :. 81
l'ckll, H I'W,sin lE.TJirexA. .........l
EhicaWs! l. Fatluenl Il. u. Ex. -.
HtruntA.r, I4tGs,l,. Rush1tIkt'A Et.
, 1880-04-08


UNITED States C!Kuulr C.>unr--JpDaE IlE0n-
oEfTeJ. II. Wado VI. Town OF Walnut, s.,372.lG
~. H. Wado va. Sano, 4s,:!s<g.h0.-J. II. Fair
Mlsiks " Town Of Ohio, ,&I,xlAH1-Gtlt,crt At
misSi W Woisa ~ saMs sAlo-ls,ao II. Curry W. Town
q, ,h1vpxIs!nn covlsr-Junuk 0AHY-Il. q. King VI.
hha,t,;;W has y; Wais s&o-siar4aretlA segcr y. Potor
I la9k @ # chIcaEo, ha.o-L: q. lalosne W Z. il.
ILL., VIZ Et!H J4t!u EGhh, tt:!M-lIenry Fntst w,
Htixp lt!larGth, f:nl.l7.-J. II. Durana ct Al. W.
E"faaW na Z 2. Yarn9y., ss3l:A-stoele. Wu'eies s
SnnI.s II s1,Ev!it shss!a. s,a!aaJ. y. Fnrwell ~.
M1a'taiAl ~ YUM ttH1U, e16.-1[ArlOw +. Kulls4H ct al,
aI,si H. Sisephsn sonyur', kta5.E..-liuxd Moi,aC vs
trial. 7'~ T8''1<1 "41" t'o.'oa 1o' ~"
5JEn1x xsM.TH-Cuthbert Macarthur VI. E.lwaff,l
nnGs: s1: +. FMrnutn ~. Etnuln.,atl, Ell
sns!sn III. .s1 Quincy Cppstruction CuInpaiiy,
$.s5 5n1'-Aerl'Ahd - stceio et. al. W. Heury OrUa,
wi|itaG,uf wi|aihtGufT TcnnMr-CoxygssloSs-- O. Parry va.
"H.asn IL Wright, $.N,h -.
~ .ptuE Wa1s ,IttGERs--Now Market Savings Hank
fnr n1.u l'ott. verdict s61tU, nnd motion
I.NnlniE IcNNnnE 'aMnAa-E.lwari Meaael W. Libby,
nv i"iai lshby, sold!ct SsE:, o. ind motion f6s
, 1880-04-08

TUNrENTtNE.
WtLM1x1Io.. N. c.. Apyil'.-sriMrsT TunprNT1NH
s.IluIet nt TJc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-24
SUPPLEMENTS.

vergennes in favor Of s. ST. change the ef
Incorporating the same; read third time and passed.
Nine o'clock ssssions.-Mr. HOWE Of Ludlow offered
resolution providing that hereafter the Of
he house shall begin at nine o'clock under the rule laid
the table for twenty -four hours
Reporf-frum the grand list, by Mr.. DAVIS OF
Barnard In favor Of H. 49, act To egaze the grand lists
Of the town Sharon for the 1873 and 1875 read third
time and passed.
Bus introduced and refsrred-By Mr.. Branerd Of ST.
Abans. u. 35 act In amendment of act entitled
act regulating hivorccs to The bill provides for
amending acc OF the divorce law OF 1873. which forbds
the marriage OF peonee for three years after the d
ms TO allow the pettonee amply to the court In
which the divorce granted for leave TO marry again
and the court may grant the application after proper
hearing subsequent TO the service Of notice Of the appa
ton to the petitioner.
BY Mr.. ABBO TT Of Bennington n. 500, act granting
the OF the court house at Bennington the municipal
court OF the village Of Benuington referred
poraOns. without expense To the state.l
By Mr.. CIRCUIT Of Concord H. 3nf, an act TO restrain
fowls; TO military affairs. t1he hill provides that
whoever knowingly after notice shall suffer his hens.
KEYS geese, ducks TO the premises of another
shall forfeit not less than two than ten dollars
he devoted 10 The OF the town. city Incorporated village
In which such offence II committed, complaint of
Informing officer who shall prosecute the voators Of the
act
by MIR. DIX of Montgomery, H. 30s, an act relating to
guards on hr dyes cnvers and entertainments within the
limits Of highways; TO highways bridges and fer
res t provides that guards three feet high shall be
erectrd.l
on motion of MIR. PARKER of Elmore. adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-24
NOVEMBER "a, 1880.


MrTAFr o. Burlington moved that the majority report
b. adopted agreed to. The house then adjourned.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-01-14
Supervisors Of tho Census.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The list OF
the Supervisors of the census for Penn
sylvania has been practically agreed
upon as follows: First district, Phil
adelphia, Dr.. Sherwood Second, Lam
caster district, Professor Snowden, OF
Delaware; Third, Berks district, 4.
L. Howell, Of Reading ; Fourth, Mont
gomery district, General Schall, of
Norristown; Fifth, Lackawanna dis
trict, Abe Dunning, of Dunning's,
Lackawanna county Sixth, Bradford
district, Mr.. Hayes, of Bradford /;
Seventh, Clearficld district, J. Simp-
son Africa Eighth, Fayctte district,
the contest lies between Searight,
Ritenour, Porter and Miller; Ninth,
Allegheny district, Mr. Murdoch ;
Tenth, Crawford district, Daniel S.
Richmond, Of Meadville The ap-
pointments in the Fourth, Fifth,
Seventh and Eighth districts were
made at the suggestion of Senator
Wallace, the remaining districts re-
ceiving the approval of Senator Cam
erOn.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-01-14

TO whom we can turn for safety, or to whom
we can trust the helm of Government, is to
admit that we have but little confidence IN the
stability of our Institutions, their power for
the protection and security of the people. We
believe whenever the time comes that this Ma
ton must depend on anv one Ioan to save II,
shelter its institutions from destruction, or
liberty from being sacrificed, that the end of
free government will be ciose ut hand and the
American Republic will become thing of the
past. We place our faith in free institutions
in the people themselves. We believe they
and they only can be trus ed to protect, pre-
serve, and defend this Nation and transmit its
priceless blessings to the generations yet to
follow. The country is rich in great men.
good men, wise men, statesmen. who If selected
by the people TO rule over them, would rule
prudently, safely, with enlightened intelligence,
and enlarged patriotism. To say we have but
one man who can safely take the helm of this
Government, is to say we are bankrupt not
only in the faith of our fathers. but in all that
makes our Government worth preserving
CIereldnd Herald Jan. O.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-01-14

A very large and full line of Cashmeres at
12lc., ljc and 25c.
Cashmcres, very wide, fine quality, we offer
in all colors and shades, at 2Jc.
We offer an All-wool Cashmere, good quality,
at 4oc., i5c. and 50c.
At GOc.. 72c. and S5c, we are selling an All
wool French Cashmere, superior in quality to
any offered elsewhere, at even higher prices.
Extra fine Atwood French Cashmere, which
we are selling ri ST. is generally acknowledged
to be equal to any offered elsewhere at @l,31
Black and Co.ored Silks, %, G5, zoe. and
We have a decided bargain in Black Grcs
Grain Silk, at 81, Sl.jo and -.
Our stock in Cloaks and Shnwls is larger
than ever and embraces everything imaginable
Cloaks from $50 to 500.
Shalls from ~ 20 SO.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-01-14
Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by AN East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all Throat and Lang Affections also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous complaints after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt il his duty to make it known 10
his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive
and a desire TO relieve human suffering, will
send free Of charge to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, W. w. SHEARER, 149 Poce,'s Biock,
ROchesfer " L.