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Government contemplates hastcning the. next
elections. Gambetla having put forward rca-

Government contempIates lastcning thd. next
eltctin'is, GaulbettA having put forward rca-
SONS for slicll nctlon.
1SENrEnIExr.
n. Dufanrc. III the. Interview, with Ills col
!engucs md phlitteal friends, deprecated %
Government relative to tho tlccrens nEAfnSt
the unauthorized congregations. lie poIntctl
out that tile congregations lln,l only TO havo
recourse to the lcgnl tribunals.
Ot;InEf,T's 1'iloTEsr.
:, ,r,,.lns, AprIl lh1Carlinal 0aihert, Arel,-
cfres rcsirctt,1K unauthorized tel[Rio,is col,-
grcKhtfUlls, s,yy TIM ,lccrcCs Mt present nre
nniy n lncnnct, hut sllnultt they BIC executed
It Il to be feRrctl they will lentl to lninflll
that frnncs ,'lIry enter upon n period If 'n-
ssr''nl troubles, Of Which llo man cali forcsce
tic end.
NEr1EF.
:, a sermon will 10 preached Mt Chnrcl, ot
III s s'se siss S"nys SSsy sxb Gbep Sf tse fiast
q! 1'arls, will pMrtielpato In The ceremony.
cx;jl'fes|tlent slacsfahon and osthor distin-
NEW ronE, Apeil 15.--M. dc, 1.ossops ar nr-
rlvet ut Catals yesterday, with his wifr, chill
!lrcn, mud friends, NIL letng III Kood llcnltll
llc found M enthusiastic crowd ~, thu jetty
10 receive llln. Tho Mnyor Of Calais went
Injury nddress. Un rrachlng tits city lc
fnnntl the flags tl1at Ind waved u wrlcOlte to
Snrtlcnskjf!d l!Ow tluttrrlng itl tic breeze
III iiollor. Ut Himself. ". lie I.cssGus will
make unly short stay here, ~ lH must r.
nttt.w. fio will lecture OIL Saturday next at
SOrbnnne.
Regarding tho financial prospects III A,neri-
ca, "; 20 lesscrs Is rntller retlcent, bilt ~
, 1880-04-16
Archbishop Guibortt Protests
Against tho French kelig-
f0tls DEGREES,
And tntimates that They Are Like
ly to Lead to Painful
Conflicts.
Passage Of tho Army Bill In tho Ger.
man Rc1cllstag by n Lnrgo
Majority.
The Spanish Congress Deep in the Intrica-
oies Of the Cuban Debt Question.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ert,1s, s,1x

sCt;Tr1.ED.
LONDON, April 15.-:rhe Hamburg news
papers state TINT OH Saturday Inst the British
steAlner Alnwfck CastlG, bound far Vc,,-
ezuela, entered tho River Elhc. The vessel,
from tho natnrH of llcr cnrgo, attracted the
attention Of the Peruvian Consul. She llatl Il
large quantity Of war material, and Intended
to takn In 100 tons Of powder ut IlamburE,
and then proceed to Valparaiso. While Mt
anchor she took fire ard wns scuttled to pre-
vent an explosion. Thu ship and cargo,
which Included Il number Of krurp guns,
were insured In London a,d hamburg for
e131,GW. The Peruvian Consul Is nbol,t to
proceed against tic owners Of tho vessel.
CATTLE LOST.
Eth. Ihe a,4 stsamer CFow.'' irom My York, lost
voyage.
THE MISSING su,t.
The Channel squadron mil Il dispatch, ves-
sci, tho Sninnls, have left Gibraltar to search
for tho missing trimming ship Atnlnntn.
coisK COUNTY.
Of Parliament III Cork County Inns BEEN tle-
ctareA ns fo!Inws: William Shaw, nominal
Ilome-RMIe leatert Reflected. 5,G5l; Col.
@ RSxl Ket} KcStlYGs afc,lto lmolS's5 aFss1cctc
Tho nornlnut1on Of Kettle wus ll,atle cs-
pcclaliy to contest tho return Of Col. Colt
hurst
kS1o1ffED.
The Queen hns conferred the decoration Of
Knight OF tug Gm'lt Cross Ut tho Order of
BATH Oil Sir Stafford NOrtiseote an(I Lord
John Manners. ~
CHURCH APPOINTMENT.
Tho Queen appointed tho Rev. John Charles
Kyle Bishop Of tue newly constituted See OF
Liverpool.
rA1tSErI..
Tho freedom Of Cork WIS given TO Tnrnell
mt the COurt-IIol,se iuttuy. Tie huihiinls
was tilronget(, but only II tltfrtl Ut the iMetli-
psrs q the Clty toftHll1ltlt'll was present.
my 11nyoT, III ll1s at!tlress, eollMet!tes! oli
ihIne!is lnDors IN America on hgllAlt nf
nlstIessea lflsi'Iieil. Parnel! replied, flInnk-
, 1880-04-16
AT I,Els1tSSyILLE, O.

cIat from Pcrrysvillc, o., suys trc, doing
to-day. Among tic losses .arc j. Cuuiter's
lnrtiwarc-stnrc, Humphrey & Son's dry
Eo0ds-storc. ID. Clougl's drugstore, Fnlmcr
1}ros.' bakery. and tho Post-DiIlce. Total
insurance, $4,000.
, 1880-04-16

The General Freight Agents OF tho various
Eastern roads mot ut the oillco Of Mr.. r, G,
A[eldrum yesterday, and established now
tariff from Chicago to all interior points,
The reduction amounts to from, 10 10 15 per
cent, The now tariff will 90 into effect
April 10.
Eastern trunk lines have agreed to tho fol-
lowing cl,nnge In the classification Of west
bound freight, to take effect Monday, April
y. The present classification Is: Marble,
Released % for9h eiass Tho II cnnnsge IN % ths
present classification will bo: Marble, blocks
Or slabs, wrought pr ,rnwrought N. o. S.
@. r. released. fourth class.
, 1880-04-16
MISSISSIPPI NAVIGATION.
Ey,fftNl fl{sun{Fh n Yhx fth{fodn Y4r{tSt,s a

ST. PAUL, MIMI, April 15.-Tho arst btls-
sissippi steamer Of tho season, the Arkansas,
has been slowly working her way up tho
river from below for n week past. Site was re-
ported At Lake City this morning md at Red
Wing this aftgrnoon., She Is expected In ST
Paul during the night.
, 1880-04-16
TURKEY.
4 1st*A9tAN W4AltSlSH.

:. 4 EEHHTAN W1NIEN1Nl3,
LONDON, April t5-A dispatch from Con-
stnrtllsopls says the Russian representative
llerH Ins sent Il note tu tic l'orte demanding
that proceedings ln case Ut the assassin OF
the Russian Coinllei Cntnmcror be ut once
brought to a. conclusEut, II consistent with
1'0rte responsible Il tho nssasiu should cs-
rMre, Or II further outruges silDuld be coln-
jnittrll,
, 1880-04-16
MINNESOTA.


Special DtspAteh to Thu Chicago Tribune,
ROCHESTER,, MInn,, April 15.-The high
wind yesterday prevented many farmers
from seetltng. Only tic drill coula he used
10 advantage. Last night the gro,lRd froxe
,lcarly MT inch wl.cro tterc was moisture, II,
TINT .lll,l,,y cslll,lut work thiA forenoon. It
,lAy hurt tho wtnter whcnt, settling 1t back
intO tic ground OIL low soil. But lfttlu seetl-
lug is done vet.
, 1880-04-16

Spfetat Dispatth to 7As Chtcaeo TfibuNe.
MAscouTA,1, st. Clair Gu, April 15.-Tho
prospects for the best wheat crop ever llar-
vested were never better thun now. think
tho wheat looks 10 per cent better tllnn last
ycar. Tho acreage Il between 10 md If per
cent greuter ttlan Inst year. Fruit nll right.
'Thfs cnllMty hns never been in sls guoti ro1l-
dItion us NOW. Everything Is lovely.
, 1880-04-16
TIE TURF,


NFsNAAlthEl HAAf+et
LONDON, April l5.-At tic Newmarket
Craven meeting tt}.tlay the Craven Stakes
was VOL by. Fernandez; bIerry-Go-Round
hccon.l; Brother Hood thlrt!, heating San
ford's bay colt Arlstocrat. Twelve rall.
wALr.ENsrEIS's VICTORY.
Wallenstein's casy Victory ,YAs n great sur
prise. Ny the Victory .ho Inns Incurred II pels-
atty Of ten pounds III the race for the City
Md Suburban Handicap, nnN! tWalye pounds
In the race for tho Chester Trades Cup.
, 1880-04-16
VARIOUS.

Special Dispateh to 1ns Chicago 7s1b..ns.
SIOUX CRY, 1a,, April 15.-Judge Ksdder,
Of Vorm1llton, Dakota, yesterday granted an
Injunction restraining tho Milwaukee & st.
Paul from further work on the bridge over
tic Sioux River ut Eden. Tie injunction
was granted. on tho affidavit Of Struble
Bros, nlill-owners, who claim that the pro.
posed bridge Injuries their property.
The City Council last night put on It's pas
Sioux City the rightof.way down Howard
street to the Missouri River, where connec-
tion IS made with the Nebraska lines by a
tfansfcr-boat; also MI ordinance vacat1nE
waukce & ST. Paul. : ~ ''1e ''~''7
Track-laylng commenced on tho extension
of the Southern Minnesota from F1audrau to
Sioux Falls, Dnkota, forty miles.
, 1880-04-16
FRANCE,
THE DONAp.ANrEs AND THE nEL101pUs so.
ClErfEN.

Se~"" @tS+S<sA Nhttn AAtF< GNs
ClEr1E9.
pAlNs, April 15.-PrInce Louis LucIe,,
Bonnparte. nephew Ut Napoleon l., Inns
written from Lonton II, Jules Antiques, tile
French journalist, sayIng TINT lls linz rea,f
with tho utmost satisfaction the protests Ut
Ills lep!l.ws, Cardinal I3onaparte alld rrlnca
Charles Napoleon, aguinst tho appreciation
given by Prince Jcn,nlo Napoleon, to tho tlc-
erees agalnst tho religious congregations;
that he IL happy to assoclatu himself will,
The protest, which liz thinks vii! nut 10 dis
Improved by tha Princes Victor ulMl Louis,
nor by great snRlorlty OF Donapartlsts.
mans and others, hnye been required to
ANOTHER PROTEST.
The Cardinal Archbishop Ut patls l,as pro-
tested against the lecreea concerning the ull.
authorized congregations.
fOH lhlDOWITZ.
PARIS, April l5.-l3ar0A Won nQdowitx,
the new German Ambassador. has arrived
here.
I 0AMDE1TA's ADVICE
La France confidently asserts that the
, 1880-04-16

Special DtApatch "a The Chftaoo Tribunf.
CLINTON, ILL.,. April 15.-Alr. ". G.
1lumphrcy's.bnr,, Oh lis farm II, runbrIdgo
Township, Dewitt County, took iire somo
time during lust hight, alld before aid could
be rendered It iln,l burned dawn, consuming
SIX horses md tic entire contents, valued Mt
S25o0. Tho property was Insured for 81 900.
It is supposed to bo tncentfinry.
, 1880-04-16

lowing minimum weights. Excess will BIO
charged Tor ut tho sN1ne rates ror 100 pounds:
Cnttle, l0.lM pounds per cur; horses, 1900
per cnr; hogs, sinKlu.deck cnra, 1000 pounds
ier cur; sheep, ln.iblc-deek can, 1900 pounds
This Is Il slight reduction liz tho RATES, on
hogs, but ITO change whatever III the rates
OH Cnttle. =
, 1880-04-16
AFGIIANISTAN,

CLAIMS THE AMEEitS1l1r.
LoSp0S, April ia dispatch from Cnbul
reports that Abtturrallman Khan Is sending
letters 10 NIL tic Chiefs claimlng the Amecr-
SHIP There Is y growing nneasiness among
the Ifintio0s III CRD.l.
, 1880-04-16

The alarm from Box 334 at 's:35 last even
Ing was caused by q fire In frame barn In
the rear of :Gol Halsted street,, owned by
Uoo.lnlal % 'ss Causs unKnoWn. @ 'ib5t bamage, % ss5,
, 1880-04-16
AT l'ITTsBUleH, PA

P1rTsnuRo, Pa, April 15.-This morning
tho t1s.tlery of J. 7. Moss, near Smilhton,
Pa, caught fire from spark thrown by ii
passing engine, nnd the building, together
witt, the Government tonks md considerable
cash, wis entirely consumed, Loss. SO, 900;
ITO insurance.
, 1880-04-16

Commissioner Fink tclcgraphcd tho Cen
eral Freight Agents OF tho various roads lead
Ing cast from this city yesterday to prepare a
NOW thrift on livestock at once. 1Io was ton
late, however, rs tho General Freight Agents
had attended to this work the day before.
The now tariff Is as follows:
On md aftor April Il, and until further notice,
all live-s from Chicago to points mined be-
low will be taken by aotual and minimum
weights at tho following rites por 100 pounds:
, 1880-04-16
AT NEW RICHMOND, O,

CINCINNATI, O., April t5.-A fire this morn
ing Mt New lsEcllmontl, O.. destroyed the Ex-
cclsior factory anil tile warehouse Of Joseph
kolb. Loss, $1,000; insurance light.
, 1880-04-16

Special btpafth To The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, April 15.-Jones'
hardware store Mt Midland was damaged by
fire to-.lny to the extent Of sl,5oo, with no
| Insurance.
, 1880-04-16
FIRES.



Srtefat nsrdtth 10 Tho Chicago 7rfbnns.
ISnElESDESCE, H., April i5.--Tle steam
coopcr-sh1p of Eyins & Sun WIS buruosl Inst
night. a heavy wind came up, and fur n
short time tho whole town was threatened,
but tho flrc was got under control after
destroying tho cooner-sltop atld wnre!,ousc
soltl, Of It, 1.oss, ,,S0}; Insurance., Si,DO,
in the North Anicrtc,, thu Pelnnsylvnlin, and
tho franklin Fire Insurance Companies.
, 1880-04-16
SPAIN.


MApn1D, April 1s:-1n. Congress to-day
Gen, Martinez Ca,npos appealed to the 0ov-
sEa,nent to make various reforming Lihcrai
notifications In tlla Cnbun budget OF re-
ce!pts,. but Sei1or Ar,Ilas, Cuban Deputy,
eoulbatted tie proposal. liz declared the
RETURNS suggested, were impossible, con-
SeE1or Cabrl. nnuther CNban deputy, iislsteti
Oh the necessity Ut reform fl tho atlnlnis.
trAtoll ut ClItas.
rho otllclat Guzcste stntes that tho floating
debt nf tho Cuban Treasury Oh April I
amounted t0 ll',,Uo0, ,009 pexUtl.s.
, 1880-04-16
RAILROADS..
Reorganization OF the Illinois
Freight Association.
Fixing the Rates to the National ConveIl-
tions-Livc.Siock Rates.

AhO NItt&HA 4htbONN 4lttO 4AS3DElRtiUi
held meeting yesterday at the Grand Pa-
ctlic l1otet for tho purpose Of rcorgnnlzing
or 4 stronger a1nl nore satisfactory basts.
There were present J. II. Osborn, Wabash |;
il. Walker, Toledo, pcoria Il Warsnw; II. j.
pagc, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, st. Louis s.
Chfcngo; James Smith, Chicago Il Alton;
Horace Tucker, Illinois Central; W. =.
Slicrs, Toledo, pcorln & Warsaw; II. G.
Dichl, indianapolis, Bloomington 4 Vest
ern; Mfr. Williams, Ohio & Mississippi; r.
T. finnlt, Chicago, 1'ekln d Southwestern;
Mr.. Smith, Indianapolis l. St, Louis; Il, C.
lfrt!, WnbnslI, st. Louis & Pacific.
After fully cot,sltlcrinE tho subject, It was
would be detrime1itai to tileo : Interests
Of tho ,roats tak1ng through, business
70 ,and from interior points III r.
!lnoiy, US under tho preratlng system
s s 1tGff eft 10 arf 11 Gsa & pPo rs to WI tho @ sh W
der TINT system tho trunk lines wer9 taking
NIL the milk out Of tho cocoanut Tho 0Mly
way IN, which the Toads could get n .falr rate
for their staro Of TIC business WINS BY keep
trnry rates. 1t wns therefore agreed 10 con-
t!nue the organizattol,. and lts name was
changed to tho "1lltnols Freight Associa-
Tho following new Executive Committee
was clceted: j.. u. Osborn, James Smith,
I!0rnce Tucker, II. ". lflbhard, II. G. Dfelll..
At. j.. NJ, Osbortl was reelected President.
Tlie election Of new Secretary WAS deferred
1nnkc no change ln the RATES for tho present,
nitt n! tlle tariff Of Feb. 7. 1850, was continued
4 new constitution and ty.laws wcrc
nrc tllat hereafter sixty days' notice will lnve
to be given before a rta1 car withdraw, and
As! matters Of dispute will hRvn to lln sub
mlttel to the Executive Committee for set
All tlle roatls interested In this matter have
joined the new organization with tho exccp-
t1Un OF tho Lake Eric & Western, and 1t Is ex-
1'cctetl that this road will Join rs soon as tho
matter Is property laid before tho managers
RATES TO THE CONVENTIONS.
A meeting Of General Passenger Agents
was held yesterday at the Gruld Pacific
Hotel for the purpose Of considering
measures for making reduced rates to the
National Conventions Mt Chicago and Gin
cinnati, antlalso to tho Convention OF Knights
;rcmplar In THY city, Therc wcro present,
4 ALTON; France Chandler, Missourl Faeiic;
I. i. Morse, Hannibal 4 St. Joe; j. ". Cary,
Lake Shore; i. X. Myers, Fort Wayne; E.
st. John, Rock Island; !; y. I. johnson, 1llihuls
1ir. Wi! Bergo!l, Chicago i Northwestern;
George II: p9niels, Chicago s. Pacific.
Mr.: 7. =. Morse Wns elected Chairman, aud
Mr.. Gcorge. II. Daniels Secretary.
tio1i, t Sas agrsea to ehsTge sss faf t6%sre"nd %
trip from Council Blutfs, St Joseph, Atchl-
son, Leayenworth,. and Kansas City.
10 the Cincinnati Convention the rates will
B}a6s snd NeSr.sks S1; Giy. S md @ ss from ! Kan.
gas City, Atchlson, LeaYenwoftli, and st.
As regards rates to tho knights Tcmplar
, 1880-04-16
CANADA.

| ,r.~r~,rr v,,,<,,. s,...--r,,,.
lsill Passed. By the Coinriona-Dotcr1ii
Railway sel,c1no fur nh Imperial
Army i,e.ervc-Amerlean 1n,m!ara-
=. rr,,.',,., r.,.,,,,s,,~
sa..,., GILL r,,. ,.,,.
epes'a' D"'a.en 81 10 ~ ras tnleao" 1r'oans,
| OTTAWA, April 15-lho House llnu lively
time last night over Mr.. Girouart's bill to
| lcrnliza mnrr,nrn with n hrcrnsnd ,ytfrts
a,stnr When tho on,,oait,o, ~ ~ hi,t fo,,r,,
ss'.4 titu w.. :" nIo w luul1
thcy ca,no 10 tho conclusion 10 limit its scope
| rs fur rs possible. Tltcy' therefore pro.
ps;, % ,s +ho,. ,or,,, - ~. -,a,.o,,,,ns' ~ 'o
q man marrying tho widow Of Ills
@ Sie1eS hewarSr oya1 oe d er shppofte'1 o oi to c
termincd upon having tho htlt. the Nv whoto
0lll, and nothing but the nlll. 80 now rs fur
as tho Commons nro concerned, man can
marry his children's nunt or tt1oir aunt-j,,-
law. Some faint nttenlnts were tnntlo in
, s.ar! :. 1actes ct sooa .tms coming, poys,
hut 1t wns strongly rcpressed bytllo member
for 11nldilnand. The bill passed by seventy
majority,
- ule tiouso -. ToI''nons I,.,1 uie ae.
pate on Inc pacaAo Hail'Fay policy OF
| charlse srmnnnr 1fi,,star ~ R,t1,vo,,a
WIN IN n spccc, ~ fomr bonra, .,nratin,'
defended tic general railway pollcy OF
the Government The Hon. Edward Blake
ront nxnrndft,ra NJ tt,o Gnscrm,ncnt w % AMI
snt 49,. y, tu n"scsc, nu
sontehaIns !laas more cautious policy should
road proceeded with only SO fast us tho re-
rosns,tne - a.,tI,.1anai t,S"t1a ] "0"'S "'''ou1
1esof.ic ss 70 r.1s aaaatlonal u "a taxntion. s,st
speem' bapafa 70 lhs cateaso 1TtbHns'
MONTREAL, April 16.-Thfs morning Nh
thanlcl Weaver, a bookkecpcr In the employ
u ~. tas1.'ss w., ol tnls elty, eonnlit,ea
saleaue s IN 4aaan room 3 o. 4h te U"watto'o when
himself through tho heart with d revolver.
lust previous to which l,e Ind taken n doso
ot "fschle; l!e WIS aeao "ueh 1oAha. oh
his dresslng"tabln Wcro two envelopes
to the lady of thu hn11sn ,vhero In
boarded. iii which he stated lis
, 1880-04-16

C1Sc1SS.Ar1, April i5.-A tiro at Now Rich
mpi,tl, O., last night destroyed the Excelsior
factory and wnrcl,nllsc of Joseph koib. Loss,
5000; INSURANCE. light.
, 1880-04-16
OHIO.

CINGIyvATI, O., April 15.-Tho Kentucky
Legislature has passed a bill amending tho
charter Of tho Ataysyille Il Big Sandy Railroad
Company, so rs I'd atlthorizo the Company to
build road from Catlattsburg to Newport
and Covington, making q connection for the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
, 1880-04-16
PARTIALLY OPENED.

Tho Chicago s, Western Indiana na1lr0ad
WIS virtually opened for business yesterday,
when the regular trains OF the Chicago Il
Eastern Illinois Railroatl began to run over
the rontl, Instead 0f over tho Panhandle Us
heretofore. Al! tho trains Of this Company
will hereafter arrivo alM depart iron, the
temporary depot at the corner OF Archer and
Stewart avenues until tho Western Irdiana
ls ablo to colnnlete tts line 70 Twelfth street,
heretofore used tho truck OF tho Pun- -Iandlo
from Dalto.i To- this city. Using Jointly with
tllat rGn,l n tho .epot ut ths coreF Of Cl!ntol!
Eastern IllInuis will leave tho new de
pot OIL Archer avenue ut the snilte time
tlat tl,ey left tlIo t}|ep1t Ill.,, at te corner
has been tak9n by tho Chicago, milwaukee, &
st. paul, which will stay there until the new
Union Depot ut Olnd!son md Canal streets Il
fGfpesii is Il t. state tat TIC a,
Depot ntter ita completion the Carroll street
ilep0t will become y1cnnt and tic probah!li-
ties nro tint therenfteE 1t WILL bo used exclu-
slyely fur freight purposes.
THE MEXICAN 1soNDER ROAD.
At tho Granl Pacific iIotcl for few tnys
past there Inns been staying Mr. George Git-
fortl; Of Philadelphia, who represents arn.l-
road which It Is proposed to construct from.
SnM Antonio to Laredo, Tex, on THO FROM
tier OF Mux!co, OIL the Rio Grandc. This
roa1 IS known ms the San Antonio
i Mex!can UorGcr. lsa!!roaI, anil Is
i6o miles IN length. 1t !s now before Con-
It's bonds 1t tho rate Of sli,lOo per .lnlie, or
81 ,o.o, ,O0o, for the entire roal. The bill l!as
been fAv0rnbly repartnd OH III the House by
the Committee 81 RAILROADS a,,a Canals. 4
lllnll yesterday TO get something further from
! II s 5eaerd to It's 5eqa ID en @ @%ny his psage
sai.l thut Gen. Shernlan and Quar}ermastsr-
General Aelgs; ImdoFssd ths proFtsed Eai.
depot, and everything had! to be
wngul,ed ucyoss this vast stretch Of country,
'rhU new railroad asked for 3lo,Q coo per mile
guarantee Oh its hsoads, which qrs to be T pur
| and c1u!pping OF the rund vii! cost $4,000
per mile or, III the enelgbonrhoou of s.. 600 DO.
Upon this they proposed to give tile Govern
!nens . first mortgage, as security for The
loan, including all tts lands. franchises, tele-
, 1880-04-16
DIVIDEND DECLARED,

BALTIMORE, Md, April 15.-The Bnltimo1a
d. Ohio Rallroad Company has declared
dividend OF per cent for the past half year
same timo on its Washington branch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-08

In ~rsz.s spszs In Csmh~Tssai. Esrts-
IN sh~ susrss crystal .se fsapa sass
rarsiy Aid ~sA sssss. 10 'AsSs 49,
A<~s<<s sail Ne uHfee 6las tAs csssy.
wa, A asr- shs~ th ssmp~F.saes :
sh~ usf~r ssom shkh tke 80 sfsH -r-e
ks<w~S. skkh kss hsw. ssesrtsisai 81
- t~ssesu $50 ssa ssw. .eNh. lhzru
ssrv. rs sks css<sasl ssmrsssv~~ -
The ustsx.
4. rrxxd ss ne arpnslfs q asssss
e<spt-r. asssAxT sxsns rsssss 80 IA
izss eu.sss~s ssssa. he rNhsst DE-
a. are al.sys Esasd e-s.ssa s-o 'ts
a aisrssns dsnsifses. "a c~sEAusssa-
..i ..rssssses. Nss u IA sell ta--a
sh.s A~s~v~n b.Sti<scf as~r<sa ssssre,
an ~sss<trsr essrrss ts si~sys uas
Tks@es sp g-rsa snss-as SfaiesFsnt r@s.
thesxfrTr. issssad = gre&s BATTERY. 49,
,h~ aesssssrssinx pAs a. ths3r isartss.
2nsl wassf csnsnx shrs<sxA 10 pas
aad.sasse eootaisea sasphais & e.pr~
in -sissken. whah hisg sasAy a~~m
s~Ssei hy s~sHk casssas. sAs deps
.es made e<swpes ths t-o ssgata. g.
thai native csgrsr IL ths ssszlt a ust
urat shs~srsr sad cAssrsral aets-u g.
hss he<a sAceghs thst sAs r0Ff~v uss
,hrDsa up In a dis. hut ,hts rAa $50
~. a. tksrs arc haaE.A IL a as~isaes
silver, ~AsnA wsaAi in shss o2ss hase
fssmcsf "a alhsy sssrsssssS. q y t-aHi
a~~sssisi with rsleits. Wash h klsags
eb,siasd fraas \ ~iassan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-08

Among the matters affecting our we'll
being, the better fitting Ut our girls for
their entrance into the social and family
world, j. Of serious importance. oi
course, the girls must be educated as
thoroughly as circumstances will per
NIT. But when she has become prof.
cient in the usual feminine accomplish
ments, is that all the education necessa-
~ To make her n useful and happy
womanp She desires a home If her
own, and although her mother is 10th
to lose her from the home nest, she can
not deny her the privilege If following
her mate, as the mother did before her.
Indeed, il is considered an undesirable
thing by most mothers To have n house
full Of "old maids" But 1t is a fact, in
spite of this feeling, that many mothers
do not prepare their daughters for hap
py marriages. They neglect 10 teach
them the commonest duties II n house
keeper, under the mistaken idea, which
they hold in love and tenderness, that
they do not wan, their daughters 10 have
so hard a life ~ they have. So they
ignore the truth that no one can place
herself at the head Of n household with
out taking on cares for which. il she
has not been properly educated, her lot
will be all the harder. Many young
girls begin this new home-life without
even the first elements Of essential
knowledge Of what is required Of them.
| could tell Of a newly-made bride, pat
thirty, though blooming rs q girl, who
vas d thorough and popular teacher in
the city schools, takes n high place In
society, excels in fancy work. and Is =
good seamstress: but who has no more
idea how a meal Of victuals Is prepared
tLan a bird Of the air. This may be all
well enough while she "boards." but
the time will come when she will wish
her good mother had taught her how to
cook a beefsteak and make a pudding.
The young woman needs, too, 10
know how to fashion and make garments
for ordinary wear, for We rarely find an
average family in our country commu-
mites that is able TO hire all the neces.
sary cutting, fitting and sewing, without
seriously gripping its for
other needs. One need not, in order to
be thrifty and economical, always be
her own dressmaker. or her good mans
tailor; for there il often real economy
in getting these heavy jobs off ones
hands, thus leaving the wife reader
and stronger for the many duties con-
arising. which no else can
do so well. But the plain sewing can
be most neatly and savingiy done n,
under the careful, instructed eye
of the " house MOTHER" even though
she has q good sewing-maehine, and can
afford q competent person to run it,
Hope Harrey, ia Land and Home