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Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04

bar ballot Wsnnsi's. o. ballot bt
pan III en- Dag 9plt til at uioe. bull.
let Spr, iOm bapo. bet iebsfte Blob.
% ban uolsnbis bsrfor ole Svisitu
Tor at nnoerisgs. Wuiiiion tom til.
ba9s meb ben Bsli,b, at efter bens
Wenlng par Wsnuslisblobet BET bsba.
9sll8'fs. &on9tn, iom life iunos uo.
ltao Wsnnsfsne. bar benrbtt % piloe
ietop GiDs Bsfalins til, at Ct Bar af
Wsnneitebloo iinlbs tiIbsr,bss for BAN,
ca rl8it9 Slc. bpori ban turos iuem.
ME o9 ltue, ea en- Spale, iom eiettsee
bans 6antsr. ilsi ill % bco BAN iaa
pefii9 | 8nn0en, al ban table Weiei
% bIep itum. pan siore, en- trusnoe
BeDe9elie mob SpnIsn, men osnne
bapoe alt feist fin Bel oe raobte /:
Seq flpuer til Wsnntitsns. Tom iss bar
r.oost, Der fOrfel8sr ou mig NOT ltts."
J Gu5lano paaltaar man, at Spa
lsfns iIgbls bort be Spissr iOm Spur
psrne babbe iamlst ianlmsu til &rlhi
8orsfaltelis. % at bet berior sr Spno
al or9bs en- Spals, men en- 9Gre q
otGbe en- Spuru, Tom til StraL for
ut 8%Orreberi mob 5rsli,rsn jar uipn
Zig 6iGr. lom sr Siplo J. at ben
l'te fan Qao, men maa hoppe. Spur.
osn anles iom Ell iorbanoet s5u9l, ION
brln9cr ulpttt, naar ben ilppsr ino i
ct BarsIl,.
= 8rauirise ani,s bet for u0uoeIiat
at tr1bc en- Spole, o. man paaltaar,
at ben ION aier bet er bismfalom til
Siml,ns Strni; tbi SDalsn sr Cubs
5u8l" % Der bellies bsIle.
J Worbmanols trOer man. at Spa.
len tltnoer en- Deo Sluitranoen Iis9snos
Sten. iom glsnaiOsr ben blinbs Spnet.
5or at faa c,nne Stsn. sisr NOR en-
Soolsun9e it0rblino pso al ubbrsbe si
Stp''. reot 3Pi nsosnfor Tsbe. Mo.
cersn fpOsr iirur in 8ei for at bsnts
. Semen % taitsr ben, uaar bun bar
bsnDitst ben, n,o paa BET rebs Sci
lom bun amer for SD, taft opsrbsUit
ON al ln9sn fan nnos ben Der.
J Sprol oil man plot, at om Spa
lsrne iorlaoer Ct pae uso Sommsrtio,
Tlppsr Bslli8ueIien oIira.
Vi BET bllusr 9oot Ser, nnar Spa.
lsrns Hyper bsit. cg itpst raar be ilp
Der IaDt. ct bttlcnot Op,ralt men at
BE- tan tlsus iom WsIlsmbno for eIlt,n
BE-. CT Ell Gro. i0m bare huots bos
eliblurrs % SlaUsr. Sualsrns iaar
eoo al bg88t line 8sou i SdesubiI.
Iecer o. ben Dag ioae opisaer Bon.
oesaltsrus i Bcbmn SUaIertoerns for
al iaite Yaslritrimlsr paa 5uaIans.
m,b bottle BE- lial fl9ps uo 8roen
lions BEN sn Suitru.
gi'bsrne bstrustsr SpaIsn iOm BE-
tIl,sHo,s iortroIi8.. Sc niger. at Den
iptisr Ill BE- tiltenbss Samtale % al.
Der oem 8aao, at ben briu9er Yie,n
Suo. nnar bsncss 3itrt,ustiar p,ntsr
% at ben peb beie Sitie aboarsr,
uaar nossn mariner Ns. Oct u ct
sOot &s8sn, bOIs SUaIsu ilpptr ON en-
Btues 3opso, % naor ben 1ppsr iorbi
8inbutt III ct Sas. betuosr bet. at en-
elsr anbsn 1s! mart Pal bare Bruot.
: Norge resnts SpaIsrns bIauoi
y~pfteiualerns % foritarrts ire.
Cub jisrus renter SpaItn omtrina
22Se ty,bruar. = 5proI pItisr Den
III, al tomm, for ben 25be STARTS
/ GnsIano o. ROras life ier Den
l5os april.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04

100
FRA 81. 9ouis oros, hi picas nsbopsr Wisis1ppl esrpaa
Ean Rso.8iuer, % iaa tllanps til Albuquerque pse Wto
|anos up WIico. ubsn pibss Gpsntpr. Ser be9pnots Ben
k%attt8ts Sci al 8tisn. % ri loss Os iammsn mtO snoel
E9Nfr', Nmnitanne % W,Ifansrs for at relt 8lenrem DC
FNeOtbe Strufnineu til Galifurnisn. Stl ben Ssnf9i tleots
Petite, Wululsr, Yropiant % ale be eprigs 8stonlter I'll
lang % bslporlis 8dis % bssaps os ia paa SsIsn munirs
Z shbs.
be isrie fem Sag, rsbs hi ipouetlis 8cthtn9 Gi'n'
A tn Treris, boor pi ON Nott,n bpHsoe unor pore N@t.
aH tlrr 5slts, sitriom Bsotommsnos fun bare Torip'sNs
. ben fsrite Slass B,netnins susr bapns bapt gplls %
HFanO NOT til at ioripns Ns mso bet ieits. 8lanot cisle
@' % bet SsIt. is bapoe Nafst MIC @lblqasrqhs, oar
u mol til, at ri tunbs Iisss oerunbsr ale Sg til @eo.
6~srtuinssn par gsi.n goo. men Sa ri buOoe pasltret
SnOianrbp psb Napn Soni sQu GAM, bIsp ben mart tun
N nslten uipnIis Eli.
Va pi babbe ~tilba9slaat Yrerien. iom pi til Slrge, lol
aOS, sptr ipbu.itlis Wstnins % ubsn rinsste SaHl'('
'0 ibl Be WtEiianee, Der pare port Usl8e, pare rsncts
% 'srt, os si,nnsm 9alisrer. Der pare iaa lspns, at pl
" sdS,o 'nnbs babe seupttet BOsn.
saHsS Dc Srasbspogsb, Birslraaninser fob iprects Sirl'
- "losls at ubpre Stsrrslir, % bet Dor lite llslo'nt al {
S~"msr, iom lea lite tunbs fame ON. % Jon, lthrt par loo
!" 9ss. Yaa ben anbsn Siot af bisie Bls9s, Ioa WtI'
&V'sas talots "Sisrra blanca Lao ct iapnt baHst atrrGn,
" fulos bragg isi,nnsm psftlis % i%pepeftis Wstnin8
"a ri iiule, brpbe op ON Worsenen, uneerrehtes en- al
S.Ransrns pso sapn @iliam Yanod cs ON, at MI be-
ss S'lsn at bliue iarlis tbi fra M al maatts ri usnls
woe paa pilbs Snbianufammer. Tom pi aIcslss lite tuncs
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04

RnM illaans.
90 Gap Rsnte. Omtofinins,r MODE.
rate. Summer efter Sebag. W. y.
6atbatuap SaSfsrer. 9ecorab. l3tf
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04
Jtomantii / ocn iorncmnnc cnacllte yer.

Momaii!t | ocn ioricmilc cngclIte Yer
On Sor i'm ell,r aalis Mar iiben for.
IoUcoe 8torg Gsiu Wuloiisg itripts
ira Yonoon gorD 9rnmmonb % Sar.
leu al Yulhs Nrpins, Jig meo fin
R%tliemOosrs 8isnsteplGs; ban par ben
Sarg fun ~isfsitu Var eammeI, %
Brueen par noitlQi9s Oar oIbrs END
Jan 3miblertib Uetsbe ban bsnos %
Ieb bort msb bcnos til Nmsrifa. San
Ianbtne / Ncw 9ott % If Der en- Ylnos
/ en- gutii, iOm ban paa 8ruHo al
StlebtsIesbeo iminlutib after maalts
Opsiuc Ser nj ban 8sis9 al en- BRO.
er til Wartien al qorne. lom siOrbs
nj behits iOr at ousrtale ham til al op.
Gips I'm Snltiu % psnoe .iltaae til
Sfollnub. bplIfet ho9 life lbtfsoes. Gen
uuae 9Orb iOtlOo MI Nslu gort %
ilaa is neb / Broofhapen. Ell lioen
Sli'ttb9 pou Den iboliss &pit Of Gang
5slunb. Scr bOeoe ban / ct malsrilt
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04
Sagn ON Sunlcrnt.

5or benz. iOm differ Naiursn OF
ganbIiuet. u SDalernes 6lsmfoml
Oltio en- t5,it. 8isie batrt % tIoeI
Bugl,r bsbuor Barren, lom BE- iersl
bio fra Oct lOlbarns 4irifa % bet Del
li9s 3taIisu.
Sflent man Ober beIe europa psb
at zen SpaIs aisr ln9sn CONNER" o.
m,o tntslt, paaitaar. at b0 bliusl
CONNER ubsn an SDals, blIiss DOC
oitis naiien oOeralt iOm Bnarms Bao.
bnrut.
'Raar SUaIsn iommer hpDuo., q
8aarsu mar" Tiger At eammt!t orb.
iprOg | Vsbmeu, % / Here ipolie oQ
~boIlauoits Bptr par Set forbum Stlf,
al 8aarnOUgi,rsn eisblltfeIia gap 81.
risbsben Undertaking. naar ban ian
ben isrits SpaIs, bblIftn eIooeliss BE
slusubso ltrar bisb on,utliaejorl. Dsn
Gag lha9 islrtb Spaisrnts @lsutom
/ 9ruimi0ro mso Setter; o. BE- 8lltr.
iOm Berrsne ibnGu. nGar be 9aar ira
que I'll 9us % enlicr qp'ts. lost ot
laou Ell SbaIs al Bap tlsr 5rs bun
ben til @pslng iOaOe / guiten. talOts
tnonu "SoaIeianae." : YOIm lnesr
lluabOmmm be ierl!s Suul,r ipnss
"6er par esiIlir / Rsnjv.
ma hncss inJa isi,a.'
J SpoitIane IrB9u Ssrnens fol.
9,nb, Sro I SUnluuts Rtb
'Raar nj hootr rot vi. tr eatsI q Siabur
uitt,
ular nj icmau tsitn. Ct eleu q Siltur
icmmt."
= BE- snqsliie @tcpiiabu 8trts,
gufaabam o. Grioro talosr Bstnsnt
Spaltrne ior "osn aIm13tiee Snbs
6u9lsT" o8 os anles AZ Ten BrIuo Ior
bsIli9s o. IDtfebringmoe.
: NoybitaIIsH beira8tes Spalsn iom
'9uos WOosrs 6usI" o. i 3oaano
resntr man zen Its,iom 9n,rnt oa
Suausrn, III os bslllse "Slgltfu8Isr. +"
Orr sUOr SpaItrRs bpaQet sr IH9su
lllr.o, gbnd lllsr itte neo. Qnist er
ptInanst. Gen. ION soel9aae, ell SU0
Iertot sllu orTbtr an Sp1le, fan psnte
na itoEe ulplter tntsu bllper Bul!a.
ben ips elu bans 0as loJlGrss al
QuGut. Sm man bar. Hotter en-
Spalerses, blemleaes Den bsolts 8O
al lpGoom lipoer man en- SuaIs. Ger
Saotr ,Qsr Wooer. SpaIerne auies
ION ben beoiis Beitptislle ior ct sue
/ SproI laotr Yeuoerns oits 8nousr.
ne ltaa aabus Oo9 % Sat. Tor life
at iporr, 5~noslnBsu for cisis Spfit
iu9Ier.
Yaa D., 9onii't S:r, bpor Sbalerns
llGsiom SrGtsnIaub 90 &Ibauien TIL.
beru 9usoprsnc. lloUsr Dc ON SOm.
mtrsn no % luo 8lennsm Be aabns
YineGa o. idGr G0u at bpB9e NJ 8s.
BE-, bpor oe IDicr.
IT tprftt SaBn iOrtIarcr Srunoen
iii. at SuaItrne laaItb,s bsitpttes al
Rrnnstens, pla otnns Wanbe.
Der Icpsoe tn9an9 tn 8ones, lem
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04
Nj. E. MeCsnn,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Office over Gulliksons Hardware Store
DEEORAEI, IOWA
tiGdotr fs berrsb at tt'ienetsisrs for ale q
tnsctr. Der tiltranstr Sincl9st. at ban bal
tastt fan 9cpsl I Sterrdb. alt Siass ar'
tsiee. btntsrtnee til min Prefssfen, uefsra
mte flsrit Rsilstisbte.
M. L. MGCoNN.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04
xubaf.

xubaf.
Good Black Plug or Founder pr
Pound 40 cents.
Virginia Leaf bright Plug pr. ID 40 ct
Mahogany Plug, 80 "
Fine Cut, (is a bargain) 80 "
Good Shorts, 40 "
Adams IL Co Smoking, " 80 "
SObt uopals al Glib % syiif.
Npe &bit,hlf, Nps 8rOut. 8orit, Sei,
Wufr.I. Glib, 8ssshlb, olp. bapes
paa Eager.
8obs 8arer. Sont &ieb % real
Bsbanblrna tan man aItio bore for.
pisist on.
s1s- Smer, va lllo Bcnner
olp. tns,s i Bpltt for @arsr.
Weo aat III mine 8unoer Tor bio
til bspli Scgnina nubeiaI,r iss mig for
Srsmtiosn til osres &isrsite % ital sitsr
Gone foris9e at tilftso$itils ale rime.
li9s 6Orcrin9sr.
B~enifabeIi9it
Spsr 9arien.
Oscornb, Soma. SuIi 7 1850.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04
ND SalOOm.
Winnebago Street, = DEBORAH, Iowa
P. A.. R Eier.

&trec btllenetajsres icr ost sreee publitim.
81. lea rem lite wpli adbnsos en-
Nm Saluuu
I @tnneblgc Street. bccr ret ptl slaet mig at
&eisI al SlnHsmane ~ andre isr.
"a 6rcsie Eager Beer q bteae SIass
8Ins alto nd paanpsn. 81 lo
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04
gtpt 6aar paa 6opcoct F!

N 1890 wv
Wit Saarpoub anbsfales ION It nj.
fsrt Wibbsl I'll of itone Sonr hlboes
paa ct italbet Sopeo. bsifpttN MOI
Saarsts Nnaloen % renter for SSIas i
SOpshst. paa famine 3io Tom bet sr Ct
aoot Wiooel mob Sopthpius Scr
boor inasn 9aurrob iuoss fan nntur
lisp.s lu0sn 5aarpert frsmbtinass, men
buOr Saarroh hnbss. nil bsuns blipt
ltprtst o. briness til at pire.
BstaIinaen for &ursu Iorbrss lite
uoen at QaarDanoet bur pilt Ig al
blslps. Hobtrt Bsr9b.
Nurlf Ybarmaesut.
S0I9ss fra Solbsrss Store.
Gfttr al bare brust @srsbs Sdarrane I
cmlrtnt 3 Wlantesr. nil es hsrpte tepiens. at
bet bar irsmtraat Gaar. r~isii,nct lie ill tst
lcm bel pdr fsr. men rp9 ida meatt iss sret
tan lt, Al lea ree lan3sre Srua nil blips 9ptt
icrionsi meo 5lar. bprrpld ies pil dnbeiaIe
hans Saarcanb III aqs. lem pni'sr al fad
Slar isien.
Gtccrab Is Stunt 1880. 3cbn y Dahl.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-04
6droigaiOrte alGOer. Satte % Suer,
&nherter, Saoiaite Oip.,
iaIges blaiat.
Wit ubpals al
@rOcertpQrer

sr aliio f~uIftanbist / ale 8rsns Oa
Briisrne ms9st rimsIi9s, iirr ere mine
Sirsps ms8st biuiss ba D. bare inh
tisbte for Den Hoiie Sti9nin9 / Suftsr
% CT oerior Gn Bargain.
Oct lamms fan oalaa li9ss ON min
80 Gents Sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. April l, 1880.
The majority Of the directors OF the International Bell
Telephone Company limitod, have fled notice that the
whole amouR OF the capital stock paid II Is
$l,O00,0OO.
The Governor has signed tho following bills Chang
ing tho name Ut the KnckeIbOcker Casually Conpany
Of Now-YOrk; TO extend tho time for making assess
ments aud correcting assessments for taxes Ia New
The Democratic members OF the Legislature met In
Joint caucus tonight in the Senate Chamber to select
candidate for Superintendent OF Public Inetruction In
place OF Mr. Nell GllmOur. After some discussion. the
ana report next Monday night. Senators Hogan, Ste
vens and Fowler, aud Assemblymon Hoffman, 5nandley
Ellis and Trenor.
Mr.. Lows Niagara Falls Park bill, introduced to-day
names George Goddess Frederick T. Church, Frederick
Law olmsrcsd. William Dorsheimer ana Bronson O.
Rumscy Commissioners, - select and locate such landa
US may be necessary DO tese led Tor tie purpose Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
STERN ER0rnERy Spring OPENING.

The annual Spring opening mt the store of
Stern Brothers. at Nos 81, 81 and SO West Twenty
thlrl-4i.. took place Tuesday and was attended by
more than the usual thrOng U shoppers Not only was
the SUIT and millinery department crowded, but every
department down stairs filed with purchasers.
Many costumes were on exhibition. embracing dresses
suitabo for all occasions, from Tho handsome robe dc
chambrc to evening and dinner toilette. Among the
walking dresses OF black satin de Lyon the skirt
OF which plain IN the front and covered with hand
SOmc cat Jet Ornament', The painter drapcry was
trimmed with deep Jet fringe. The basque pointed
IN the font aud caught into jet pquots IN tho bnck
made with trimmings OF brocado showing cashmere
cOlOrs. Ine basque finished 1t the neck with wide
tAllOr collar or tue pOkItut mncrul. dinner urchB
OF black satin do Lyon was combined with handsome
brOcade showing tiny rOsr-Duds In stripes. The
long train WIS square and laid IN plcals that cll from
under the basque perfectly plain To the DOttOn which
another plcafing 81 cardinal satin. Tho front en-
tubcr finished with jet rfngc aud plcnnRs OF French
lace. pretty dress Tor afternoon or seaside wear WIS
~ cream white bunting trimmed with Languedoc lace
inys OF bunting ana lace The back was proty draprd
IN loops aud end. and the basque was cut with long
pointed sides. There WAS number Oi white suits that
were aimnlt entirely composed OF fine embroidery.
The millinery department also lled with DOnnGtB
and nls especially adapted TO Tits time OF year. Many
fDweri seen on the new bOnnOS ana soft tNlled elk
bonnet Of Tuscan straw was trimmed with soft folds
of heOtrOpo silk doubled the edge OF which laid
vide gold lace. bunch or lllnCs and pansea
was placed low on THO left side Tho strings were OF
SILK finished on tho end with gold lace. pretty cottage
bonnet OF white chip was 0rnanented with bunch OF
white hlAos and forgetine-notg which were entirely
covered with loose folds OF white dotted tue. The taeo
was lined with drcGs-0f vino velvet. Quanttiea OF
white a. black Il used In tho construction OF these
new Spring bonnSs aud add greatly TO their weight and
their prico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

A NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE.
THE HON. JOHN D. LAWSON NOMINATED TO Sue
CEED MR.. sMYTE.
lFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, April 1.-The Senate as whole
deceived for two hour, report that Mr. Charles
E. Easton OF Albany 10 be made superintendent Of
the Insurance Department. to succeed John F. smyth.
Late session this report dispeled by the
cept of q message from Governor Cornell n0mi-
mating John d. Lawson. Of New-Yorlr for the
place. Tho Senate at once went into execu-
tive session There, without discussion. the nOml-
nation was referred to the Insurance Committee
for consideration. The nomination universally
spoken OF with vcr by the Republican Senator'S forming
the majority, and there is to doubt at the
present moment the prompt confirmation Of Mr.
Lawson The Senate has already shown this season
that 1t has high opinion OF him by confirming him
when he was nominated for Quarantine Commissioner
without referring his name TO committee for invest
CATION Mr.. Lawson subsequently declined the nomina-
ton, and another person appointed.
Mr.. Lawson has he'd high position In the Republican
party in this Sate.' lie elected to the XLIId Con-
gress By 1t from the With District. At the Sara oga
Convention last Summer he was chairman during he
evening SO sion Of tho Convention. Probably The re-
mainIng oiHces-superintend OF the Bank Depart.
ment. Cam, Auditor and Canal Appraiserwl be filed
by Governor Cornell next week, aud at the same time II
Is likely Mr.. Lawson will be confirmed.
Mr.. Lawson was born in Montgomery County,
this STATE. In February, 1916. He educated
in the district schools Of bis native village.
and afterward removed TO this city. where no
was dry goods merchant for twenty
five years. Having amassed competence he retired
from business in 1868. He delegate TO the Ma
tiOnal Republican Conventions IN 1868 and 1872. Ho
was elected to the xLIIId Congress and served
In the Committee Indian Affairs. He is
well known stalwart Republican and intimate friend
of Governor Cornell. TRIBUNE reporter called at the
prov Hon ioat h,,&l
was stated that he did not desire to see
representatives OF The presa II was stated fur
Their that he bad said that he would
Inform Governor Cornell whether or not he would
cept the Office OF Of the Insurance De-
pnrfmcnt AFTER The Senate had confirmed the nomins
ton, but would not declare his intentions to anyone be-
fpTehand
ExSupcrintendent John +. Hmyth was seen at the st.
James Hotel lie spoke very highly OF Mr. Law and
thought that IL confirmed by the Senate he would maze
q very capable officer.
It WIS thought Dv others who were oonversed with
that while there doubt that Mr.. Lawson would
make god officer II elected 1t rather strange IT,
having abundant means, lie shoud be willing
the difficulties and responsibilities Of this office. There
wa no dOuht expressed IA TO Mr. LawsOns confirmation
by the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
E. o. e1LMoss sEsrsNcsO 10. PRISON

THE wKrL.xNowS THEATRICAL NApsass IN
TRoUBLE-AN ovFIcER WITH A WARRANT NJ
FUSED ADMISSION AT NIBI0s. ~
Judge D0nohue has issued an order imr0e-
ing fine OF $3.50 and Imprisonment for thirty days
upon Edward @. Gilmore, the weli-known man ae1ss
now connected with Nbios Garden. Tho order geeW
out Of difficulty in regard to warrant for the asrege
Of man named Davene who was the crstodiau n
child called Little Bob," who performed % Nlblo's
Garden On October TO- 0ffcer went to the rear o.
stageentrance Of the theatre while the pero-msnce
was going on and demanded admission Of John Smith,
the doorxeepcr, in order to the warrant upon NJ
Davene. and was refused admission.
MrGmore had been informed by Davcne that the war
rant haG been issued The referred Davcne -
his counsel A. Dttenhoefer. at the same time makS1
light OF the matter Mr.. Gilmore and bis counsel hAd
previously written letters to tho complain aiding 70
have the warrants withdrawn. 4
When Smith refused to admit the ocer with the VA.
rant. scufle ensued and the door locked. 6uttb
frankly told the officer that Mr. Gilmore had
directed him 10 admit one. An order Wis
then issued directing Gilmore and Smith to show cause
why they should not be punished for contempt when
seryice OF the writ attempted to be made upon M
Gilmore, he assured the olcer that he was noe Mr..
Gilmore, and pointed out bystander a. Edward =.
Gilmore" This matter referred to A. Hsmerslsy
to take testimony. Upon his report motion was msds
70 punish both deendanis for contempt LewtgL Della
feId OF the Society for the preyentou Of Gr1s! 70
hoefer opposed the motion. 49,.
Judge Donohue in bis decision ssid that ful!Ssd
sss %s. Of Ssd e H ss
undrr:tand that Il they oppose The .e.ecu.ivn
hear the pares to the suit MITIGATION, Arguments
were heard IL mitigation and toe Court then imposed
smith, who only acted upon bis smpio yers advice;
ALTHOUGH the doorkeeper sad ne the thentrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
GENERAL GRANTS TRAVELS.
INCIDENTS IN TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.

INCIDENTS IN TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.
MADR DUKE OF AMERICA BY TIE REX ASSOCIATION
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEXICAN EN-
TERPRIsE.
General Grant held a reception in New
Orleans yesterday. On Wednesday night he
was entertained at banquet and was elected
a member of the Rex Association, with
the title of Duke of America. Prominent
Mexicans, as is explained in letter from
Galveston. have asked General Grant to aid
them in securing American capital for devel-
Oping the resources of Mexico. He has writ
ten letter favoring some of the improve
menc projects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

would have lost his life, for his entire command
would have been slaughtered from the housetOps"
S,n some one asked if Kearney not much like
They were alike" continued the General in
great personal valOr. Kearney was Is brave man
as ever hved, and always ready to fght. He. how
ing man Of decided talent. he fought in our war
from deep principle, and was a patriot. He was
klllcd, being shot dead, at ChantIlly Creek, near
Fairfax Court House"
Cherubusco was near by in plain view. with its
lowers and gray roofs rising among the pOplars
that line the streets.
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DIED..

BILI-snddeny, on Wednesday evening" March 81 Edward
Funeral services held Souls Church 2oth
and 4th ave. at hafIat O'clock 2 ,G SATURDAY Agi
s arr q attend I'd
BYERs-on Thursday LIST inst his residence.
services will be held at tho Memorial Church. corner
JOINS Lodge 10 ct respectfully
n e.
cofia aged IS years. formerly Of Newburyport. Mass
1Td iaaa% March 81 Louisa A. daughter Of The a's
2sthst., saturday morning April 5. at 10 O'clock.
T h sS Rn IT, sa54g s
Noiice OF funeral hereafter.
suddenly Of pneumcna. on Wednesday evening.
SER West on
day at 10 O'Clock. Iis requested that no flowers
PALMER Of typho pneumonia on Monday, March
20 az Wntert,n Sullivan Co. n Y. Mrs. Miriam wife of
Fa.eis services held At her home on Thursday April l.
at D. m.
rowEKs-At Morava N. Y. Marcel. 81. cyrus Powers n.
nI D. IN Tho 81 9 ,tn year c Of his age
RoBiNsoN-At Daupain PENN April l. 1890 from results
OF fall In Harrisburg on tho I6h inst, William j. iobn-
RsaiSss anu 1ens Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend ne fun ral on MOnday tho 9th inst. at iso
SCHUYLER ON "Wednesday eyenns March 81 after a I'm
edeat daughter o. he stc jacob Miller ,asa a''
and Trend; Of The s%y are Y g aIs.d tho
saturday. April 4, at o'clock.
IntermcnI at Greenwood.
sMITH-On THURSDAY April l. $780, Of consumption. Ida
wife Of Harvard smith, and youngest daughter OF
Mrs Hannah and the tate Hosea Carver Of Carmel N.Y.,
aged 20 and months
the at er late residence No 3S Adelph
ST. Brooklyn. ibis (Friay) afternoon, at O'clock
INTERIM olturtas.
TALMAGEAt Charleston e. OF typhoid fever, Van Nest
Talmage. In S6th year of his
wlll place afternoon ha;fpast
O'Clock from the OF his brother Dan Talmaa Is
south Oxfor. st., BROOKLYN.
Take lie Kalbaye. from Fctor Ferry.
WRIGHT-In Atlanta. Ca, where he for MS health,
William b. Wright, NJ: d., sjn OF Dr. B. Wright CamIsSl
Hall, Orange County, N Y.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ARR

PORT OF NEW.YORR ARRIVED APRIL l.
str City of Columbus NicHerson savannah. YonRe
Brig Ellen Maria of BaUgor), Scrugg. Brunswick, Ga 10
days, with lumber 10 order; vessel 10 MASTER
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April Str The Queen, New.York for this
port arrived OF tho Lizard.
HAMBURG, ADril Arr str Suevia from New. York.
BRISTOL April 1.-Arr str Lena, from New.York.
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Tp,puyg OyFIoE April 3, / a. m-with the exception
~ sabt fall in the afternoon. the movement In tho
barometer yesterday was Centra'ly upward Clear
weather prevailed except for short tine near tne cose
49,. .,'rd oua,ter when few clouds were The
% rnnoed between 36o and Go. tho average
Mso hsng 3isohgher tlen on tho same day last year.
ard exc higher than on Wednesday, ,uo.,hor c,a ho
war,cr and generally clear or tar weather, may Do
srWneSeted to1Sy ln this city and Vicinity
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4 CITY TREASURERS SUICIDE.

BonDENTowN, N. j., April 1.-George War
ncr English, I'll Treasurer OF this city wAlo abolne
under temporary alteration OF mind, committed suicide
this morning by hanging The decd was done In barn
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preserving the soenory Of the Falls Of XleNaso ~
Commissioners required report III aottoe en0 -
the Legislature for L 70 make tins necessary epoe
pr:atiOu. 81. III. -,
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MIDNIGHT WEA7HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

For New-England clear partly cloudy weather,
lirh variable winds shifting 10 east south, stataOn
arY temperature, generally higher barometer .
For Middle Atlantic States, clear or parity cloudy
weather westerly winds ickng to southeastcry sta-
tionary OF higher temperature rising followed by fail
ing barometer.