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, 1880-08-12

tho rnptl ,rroKrcss OF tho areht ctles. Why
tl,en should We fsar to i'nproy9 onr isnd ss sys.
catlon and VIOLENCE IL mt wnrth hIsctisstt,E. We
do mt E, to wtrk In TINT way: tttr hnucstDta
hnpply rendered i unnecessary that wo sh4,l; ,;n
vrto nf misunderstanding the nionninE Of big mn:
lnrIttcs. n1'sl whit - now needed Is cnln md
nroduco MI artificial .aRErcKatton Of landed
% se p9sss. y NS as9 :9so Ill As
c,,ine ,lown. and wi,at tfis mcaHs Is, TINT lantl
prices. il ,at the same titno conveyance ID
xrcatty facilitated, and other sofnrIna that fnvq
atoy nes rSGd st1 e Ky EnKa n
zalioM or tho Middle Ages Without any Injustice
ercn 10 a fnvorci class, and With gront ndynn-
teu ts,ee oxun1plo m a ot tko beneGcent chause which
suot nu ovuEthr0w ~ tho Frcnch 1lny0iutton hts
on h9 gag o. ope e ov eo
steadily o., towards n moro populnr aystenl
Such utterances as the above from two Of
the nbleat papers printed In England are OK
trcmely significant. While thoy may not III
htcate any sign Of an Immediate changc In
tho form OF government, they do indicate
that great change is going OH III popular
sentiment, that thoro is sufficient respect
for and approval Of d republican form OF
government to adopt 1t whenever a sufIi-
cient emergency arises, md that EnEltshmcn
have ut lust arrived at tho settled conviction
TINT State can. succeed without u monarch,
mixed monarchy. And probably, II tho
English Government should ever take It
upon itself to seriously question Or oppose
tho final decision OF the people, q republican
form OF government would be put Into
, 1880-08-12

Investors stack to tho amount Of sooo nm M
'rI,ougt, SUMO money Inns golc ,nlo tbs ~
ritortes, tho mining speculation rs n wte, 1e..
1'as not been successful; ns n Keuc5n, ,h,s" ,s''
every tlo1lar drawn from the bowo]a NJ Nv, ~,
cartll lsas cost two dollars to get II mn, .,''
tl1ls Is not nil induccmcnt to peopto WIN su,' sr'
fcred loss Of money and were REDUCED ~
privatfons by the explosion Of Speculation,
less tlan seven ycarB ago.
Tie best Ut aIl Investments Is that rcrerre,
to III tho quotation given from tho Londoa
piper. 10 real estate tho sufplus Of Ame,.
lean money must Inevitably drift. It /. ths
natural form which Investments in M,
country should take. Tho aggregate valna
Of tue corr crop iii tho State of Illinois alons
from 1874 to 1870. both years inclusive. m.
eQuNl to the VultlG OF all tho NO1d ami ati
, 1880-08-12

A NEW line Of Steamers to be called tho
Unicorn Limo. will ply betwcon New York and
11rcU1cn, md will enter into lively compcti-
tion With tho North German Lloyd L,no for
freight and passengers. Tho first steamer ot tho
now line will sail from Now York tho 17th tilst
, 1880-08-12

8ECT1oN l. No negro or mu1atto shall come
iato er settle IN tho State after tho adoption Of
sEo. T. iii contracts mnao With any negro o.
mulatto coming into the State, contrary 10 Tho
proyla!ons Of tho forcgoiug seS ton, ,shal! ls
to remaln in the State. shall 10 q ned ID aiy sua
nqt sss haa XII ~ es soS bS SlG ay hsn e e. Collected for
violation Of tho provisions II ttis article, q Il
my law which may horeufter be passed for CIR.
aa tor Tic coIonaattou ns ~ of .s
ncRroea and mulnttoeH, and tholr t,racendants
as may 1o III tho State ut tho ;adoI ton os this
seo Tao e ny x 1sseey '9 sn sss as
to carry out tho provisions OF this article,
William II. English, present Democratic can.
didata for tho Vice. Presidency. was Secretary
Of tho Convention which adopted this CoustIta.
ton, and bis namo Is appended to It III tho pub
llshed statutes. ue .was ono Ut the chief menn
tho Convention, and fully In accord with Ito
spirit Tho Democratic party was thcn ID sSs
blight Of It's power, md this Constitution waa lta
best work. Under lta provisions. 1t wns crns
to give loaf Of bread to Il black mau Of to shel.
tor Il alaro teeing from bondage. or to employ
Mt honest labor IN American citizen who hap
pcnnd to hare . blaok akin. These tnfamoaI
lava Wero enforced for yonrs, but weso pro-
l0unc9d rcpugnant to tho Constitution OF lne
unilcd States In 1895 by tho only Republican
Bupreme Court ever elected Ia tho State. The
enosl1sity Of the outrage OF William II. English
and hts party agatnst humau freedom lay u
this: They werc afratd to trust the Legislature
Of Indiana, and, TO prevent tho repent or amend
mont Of tho htaok laws maio tholr Infamous
doctrine part 9t tho organic law OF tho 8sate'
10 that nothing but revolution could change
1t. rs It Is next to Impossible 10 altor the Cor
stitution Of u State. WilllAu, II. English. 10
mnn chiefly instrumental In accomplishing ta1s
outlawry Of negroes In Indiana. now nppea!s .
colosed mon and old Atoltiontsts foF thea
ybteA, = ~.
, 1880-08-12

Nl,, GEORGE Il. KSlaIlr, Of Humboldt,
tns bccn nominated for Congress by tho Nopuh-
IIcans ot tho Third California District. Co,-
4resstnnn Horace pavfs.was reuo.nlnatcd by tho
First District Republicans, and Romnaldo
pacheco received tho Republican nomination In
tho Fourth District
, 1880-08-12

WILLIAM CULLEN, OF Ottawa, was NOM
mated on tho IT'D ballot BY tho Republican Con-
grcssionAl Convention OF stho Seventh l!lfnnls
District, between 2 and 6 o'clock yesterday
morning. The contest was sharp ono, the can-
t1dAtcs being Gcn. r,U. Hayes, tho present Hop
rcsentatiyo; Judge Parks. ut viii Countys and
Mr, Eyarts, Of Kentln!l County. Mr.. Cullen Ia
tho cdItnr ut tho Ottawa Republican,, md wilt
mako an excellent Representative. Ills nolnt-
nation waa secured by union Of tho Will mud
LII Ballo County dolcgntce.
, 1880-08-12

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
o,Icpa for tho receipt Ut subscriptions md advcrtao.
nacnts rs fnilnws;
NEW YOKk-l,oom . Tribune Building. TT. Nc
FADDES. Manager -
GLASGOW, scotland-A,1nn'a American Nova
AgoncY, ut Mcn1o1d-at
LuHI]UN. Eng.--Amefcnn Exchange, ~ bfanat
ItKSny =. 1tIr10, Agent
WAHtLNETQN, .. C.--l1lo stre0s.
, 1880-08-12

D1sousTEp with tho Democrats for their
treachery to Do In Matyr, tho Indiana Green.
baukurs nro determined not to give tho toast MD
to tho uourhons either In tho October or Noyotn-
bor election. ", II. Myers, who had rocoIycl tho
Democratic nomination In the Ninth District.
and who llad tetn previously nominated BY tho
Gro?nGhckoss, hns boon ropudlated by tho latter,
who nnyo called n new Convention, when real,
simon piro 0reenbaokor will be nominated.
Thls action lnsuros tho election Of Congressman
ri
, 1880-08-12

GEN. JAMES Ron1SsoN, OF 1Ipriin County,
was ycstcrtlay nominated for Congress by tho
Republicans Of tho Ninth Ohio District. Ills
competitor was Cu Cooper, Of Mount Vernon.
The present Representative Ia tho Hon. 4. i.
FIntoy. n Democrat.
, 1880-08-12

a rEnr1nr.E railroad Incident Is reported
from England. A passenger train RIM on tho
track Of tho Midland Hallway. between Leeds
and Lancaster, yesterday, caustug tho death OF
saven persons and serious injury To twenty
, 1880-08-12

raoF. T11onot.D RoaEiH, N. r. for South
wark, presided over meeting yesterday ton
ycnel 10 devise wnya and mems for tho pur-
cl,aso ot land In thls country. with tho purpose
Of asslBting English farmers who nro Obliged to
cn,igrate by the prevailing hard times In In.
gland. A committee waa appointed to assist In
at,o 4,ro1ccf
, 1880-08-12

Dn. EpwlN 1tonIE, a dentist Of Stevens
I'o!nt, Wis, waA ehos dead Tucatiny last nt Wnu
sn,,, In that state. whittier he bud gone to cnm-
ncncc practice Tho murderer Is a DR.. Dsnnott,
Of Wausai, niso dentist, tho oause, profes.
aiouaI jealousy.
, 1880-08-12

THE steamboat Donnlo Lee. which left
New Orleans last Saturday for tho 1tsd nlrer
With &o tons Of merchandise. WINS blown up
Monday night. Tho cnrgo, which WINS valued ut
$4,000, Is tntal loss. Jotf roracy, tho second
clerk. was killed, Ind n boy named McDernaott
IA rllaainx
, 1880-08-12

SINCE Tanner begun to cat 1t Is ao!!ss'a s's,
tho boardtug- -nouso keepers only apsak o. ~ "
~ an awful example. Once ho was iYPs =.
the hIghest aud npblost solf-aenlaL .,H.,.tb
rhlte he> waa yes fastlug that caFy E!l'pud md
Csoylcaf editor Of ths 1tta4 bHrmtf ato c
Orehanltst, sept htR aa otter OF marriage. M
rcason was "not only tho remarkable e4F .ha
ment mud oonsequsns reputation" but "!W a,Inr t
economy Vt husband whose self t'sae'.s,stf ..,sntf
l!sposltion will always insure peace aao P''As
at hQma."
, 1880-08-12

TIE GcorgiG Democratic Convention COIN
plutcd IT. ticket yesterday by nominating Cllf-
ford Anderson for Attorney General. D. N.
Hpcer for Treasurer, William 4. Wright for Com
trallcr and N. G. nnrnott for socrotnry OF ssate.
Tho doIo9atcs opposed to Gov. Colquttt hold q
moatng last night and issued an aedress to tho
people giving reasons why hc should not te
elected. Tho Aopuht.cans huvo aIrcasly isauod u
Gull for q btnto Convention, to bo hold ut Atlan-
ta Bopt. Z, when 1t ~ proposed to place full
6tate md Electoral ticket In tho field.
, 1880-08-12

AT land meeting held In Clonme1. 1rc-
insld. yesterday, n lctter was read from Arch.
bishop Croko. Of Cashc!. denouno'n4 tho House
Of Lords for rejecting tho Irish Compensation
bill. Nearly all tho Catholic Peers clthor voted
>nganst tho n,cas.irc or stAtd nway.
, 1880-08-12

The report TINT tue stea,nar Jeddah had
foundcred OF Alden, Arabia, anl that 1000 soua
were lost. turns out to b0 unfoundel. Tho vos-
soi was safely towed Into port last night, With all
Nil board Ratc aud sounn.
, 1880-08-12

prpnnY10AN arNTYMFNT M VY9IANn
r ~ n,s ~ +ho nntnl,lc s,ona ~ thn tI,ncs
,,,at ,,,o r,,r,,st, ~ nore wtthout roCorl In
,arttsan sentimont. nro cnrnostiv ond
.na'.,,t,,,t,,. .,taa,,aa,,,n ,ho ,,,,a,oa ~ In.
s,,,,1soan,sr; na.,,o,,ar,v ,n thn cna. ~
rs, rsanea ,,nn, the Tnn,;,,, a,,,t,oo, a~a,a,n
49, ~ .ta ,,sn,,sa,",, h.t,. fovn,, =,
..o n.o!su a.s. ~ ,a. s ~ 7sas,,nnnt ,nn +t,a
1'o 4eseAe oeoA1o AL "..' apIa ~.
minister Abbey to tle memory Of the lnto
1,.,..a, Nanoioa,, ,,,,,o nm. s,ot,, 5,rt,o, tho
fflnce Na2o!eons WHO WIS slalt aaiulk tno
,u IT, t.. ,,lt .it
, 1880-08-12

THE largo hosiery mills Ut tho Otis Conf
pany ut Wuro. Mass., were badly dalnngod by lire
'rucsdny night. Over 1000 hands hayo been
thrown out OF emptoyment theEoby.
, 1880-08-12

I3y applying the statute Of limitations tho
Illinois Court ot Claims now II, gossion Mt Bpr!nx"
!lcld has barred Clatnla amounting In nll to
nbout $l0o,o0o. or about oac-tltth Of tho whole
a1npunt uppltOd FOR.
, 1880-08-12

EFrMr Boltliers' reunion at Columbus, O.,
yoatcrslay waS brillant affair. about G0,0o0 poo
pla being present. spGcchos were made W
President iiAyes, Con. Sherman, Gen. IIRzun,
md Gen. Ward,
, 1880-08-12

THE Hon. HORACE MAySAnD sailed from
Liverpool yesterday. On his nrrivaf ho will ell
ter OIL tho discharge Of ha duties as postmaster-
QeucrAl.
, 1880-08-12

BETWEEN 5000 and 1000 shipbuilders en-
ptoycd In tho Tyno {Eng} yhlpyRrds hRyo strucs
work for au MlvAnce OF 10 per cont.
, 1880-08-12

Tllf German Government fna decided TINT
It shall bc represented by regular Ambassador
ut Toxic. This action, is due to tho Increased
commerce between Germany md Jupnu.
, 1880-08-12

BURGLARS blew open Il safe at Clarkville,
bergen County, N. j.. Tuesday night, and took
t.,orcfrom railroud securities worth t.a5, ,Oo0 DO.
longing to Mr.. J. Eu9ar Hunt.
, 1880-08-12

AT Tho meeting Of tho South Park Conl-
mtssoncrs huld yestortlay It w,ls resolved to Ar-
range for concerts In tho parks every Sunday
nftorpoon Til Sept. II.
, 1880-08-12

r. II, CALDWELL. u conductor on the Nns!t.
vIllp s. Chattanooua Natsrua1, was stabbed by q
INN named Parsley at uarlnor Station, Teln.,
Tuestluy night. Tho wounds, 1t Ia fuared, will
croyn fntnI
, 1880-08-12

THE meeting OF tho Austrian md German
.Enpcrors at Ischl ts Interpreted to mean ati
Austro-1ernan alliance.
, 1880-08-12

In consequence OF the depressed state of
thu iron Industry, and OH noooaut Of tho strtke
1T tho iron. workers, tho manufacturers Of tho
North .: Englanl and Scotland have decided to
suAEnnsl WORK for SONIC time.
, 1880-08-12

IAN advance Of five cents per barrel was
nude yesterday tu Tho striking coopesA at Ill
dlanapolla, aud tho strke then came 10 m eud.
Doubtless encouraged by tho success of tho
coopcss, tho swttchlnen employed IN tho Indian
apolls g. 1T. Louis Kallroad }ard struck for vi
, 1880-08-12

GREECE Is making active preparation to
moot Turkey OFT tho tontetl. Held II nccls be.
Tho Government Of that country hna recently
purchased 1900 nrtillory hoEeea In England.
, 1880-08-12

4 DENVER hook-and-ladder company ral,
roo feet. ruIscd twonty-Ave-foot lnddsr, nnl
PITT II mar OIL top yesterday in 25.f sccor1s,-the
best tIulp Oh rocOrd, -
, 1880-08-12
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ST. BERNARD. cOyAANDEny, M. n x: T.:
ill., Comtna..dSry at the Asynm ThnTsday, ET!dsy'
Ind on Saturday. between Tho hours Of ~ and q. H'
,fIIiN II. II. EAftit. C0Mmkndcs.
10. DfCkEHsUN. Hccorhur.
, 1880-08-12

TIE ya!uo OF tho petroleum and petroleum,
products exported from this country during
tho year ending Juno 10 was *:N ri ,0ca aKalaat
so, :2lp worth exported during tho prcvious
, 1880-08-12

SEcHErAMy THOMPSON addressed large
audience III tho Assembly Hall at Sacramento
ypstort3uy, utter which no loft for Washington.
, 1880-08-12

HEAVY rains III tho nelghb0rl1onl OF Will
mington, N. e., aro satd to have da'nngcd tho
cotton crop III TINT region fully 80 ror cent.
, 1880-08-12

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na shu Wv ~ - % nos .,,a. s', ,,,...,aa t,o
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poss". =. NV .'.t, i",at.s.,,an ~
sts es,,ts,. ~ s',."...n".. ~ .s,n | ,a'.ss,o.
r." .uo .a,s. ~ 1a., hnssn. ,,ro,,,b,
GuantIty Of biooicd stock to hs farm OH nl,io
River ad annK lIs ,ssmpioytAs f. w:,s eoore4
@ of horses s III i,eln4 jTnornnt ot tho feeling III
Washington Coa,.y. ho Brought Tia coiorci nan
q the tarm M ii edsrse III q tho staeE. iat within
Il rs ii9 r.; ~as s1 as snS sg5a 9
ini that 1t ,l1oy @ woul3 mike It estroncly annlcas.
~. ~ wus w nns gsIII 1ncn"v scn .t of In, ,,n,y
| Xfthoivh annoyeI Mt being colnpeijc{I to lnso
fhn ."rryIccs n lis trustcf en,nloyt. tho n,au
found that ho was powclless IL the tnatter, md
axoa efpossng M o 10 III tI;, ~"
ufr l,y tho noxt trnin.
This intolerance and persecution Of the
negro, which outdoes even Yazoo. is dis
gusting not only Republicans and oven
Southern men who arc frequent visitors to
Southern Indiana, but also tho more decent
Democrats, who find 1t q hard load to carry.
Southern methods In tho North do not con-
sort with Northern practice or principle, and
tho ignorance, superstition, and prejudice Of
these poor whites II, Southern Indiana, who
came there originally from Kentucky, wl,cro
they were lower down in. tlle social scale
even tllan tic negroes, rs well rs their VIC
lcnce and persecution Of every negro who
, 1880-08-12

THE thermometer stood 1o8 in tho shade at
Dtsmlrrk, D. r., yesterday.
, 1880-08-12

FLOODS III Poscn, Polish pr,,ssia, have
done great dumago to tho grain crops In that
kls.n
, 1880-08-12

confusion, tho Tennessee Democratic Gonvou-
tion yesterday adopted resolutions In favor Of
sustaining tho credit OF the State by making leg.
islatlyo provision fur tho payment of tho state
hnt,t
, 1880-08-12

PRESIDENT CHEVY, Leon Sny, md Gam
be tta have returned TO parls from Cherbour8.
, 1880-08-12

.tS' =. ,,, ~. ..I ' T,a t,s,,.n.,,i,.,
,,.os, s" y non,,n ~ n Il" m n,srmc tono nrn,nt,r
i1opins to cocrce Tho government into rcunaot-
ink tho Coercion hsl 'Tts n ltttio too Into In tho
sesslon, and. moreover, Chnr!os Stewart parnol
ID member OF tho british Parliament"
~ ~---=-=-=::.
THE HOMO WILLIAM H. haaLlsh'
1lo will sic the newspapers OF the country
for libel. Why not' Suits In c'innccry and
ut COMMON law aro his meat and his drink.
1Ie breakfasts OF BILL Of foreclosure, dimes
on personal suit to recoyef, tho balance,
sups OIL half.a~dozen actions for forciblo Oh.
try md dctatncr. md dreanls sweetfy Ut cx-
netting not only tho pound Of f|csl,. but Of
holding basin to catch tic drops Of blood
which trickte from the gaping wound. lie
is tho rre1tz c'epalfcr of the Courts. lie Is
always In hot pursuit Of justice, and lie sccks
1t everywhere, from tho dingy back otlcc Of
the Justice Of thu Peace to tho carpoted
"cl,nnlbcrs" OF the ''lIlgh Court Of Cha,l-
enrvU Tfn tfyns IN nr. Htmnan11ete Mt nrnci-
, 1880-08-12

JupoE DAVID DAVIS falsiaes history inn. Inn
very remarkable way In hls lottsr to 'n' '1'~
Jamcs E. Harvey, 1Ie says: .,o,ot
charge Of tho Filth Military Distries ros.
TINT tho right at trial by Jury, tAo 99nnsIoul Il
PM. tho liberty Of th9 p'sss; sa9 1seII III ID.
Rights or property must ~ Nspec.smnc ne
principles ura tho Rasis Qf freo RofesolII IIiaHssx
tAa Proclamation vt th0m ~ '4Ht-
, 1880-08-12

THE Connecticut Republicans held n 1,ar-
monlous Convention ut Hartford yeslcrt'ay. Thu
first ballot for candidate for Governor stooti,
Mr. Nlgelow, Of New Haven, 207; George ". II.
Huxley. III, air. Andrews, 90, Mr. lfalsey, 70.
On motion thon n1ado by Hartford hcloxato,
bIr. lixelow was .,omlnatcti for tho flrst pln0o
by acclauation, and huxley was nominated In
tho Same manner for tho second plAco. These
nominations will hnvo tho result Of unIt!ng Hart
ford and NeW liayou, botwoen which places
thore bus heon considerable rivalry, III support
Of tho ticket. The resolutions adopted indorse
tho nominations OF Garfield and Arthur and tho
Republican National platform.
, 1880-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


:. -.
Dearborn street, corner OF MONROE. Engaaomhns
ol a. II. Pn1mcr's union.Squato Theatre Company.
"a False Fflpnd."
, 1880-08-12
POSTAGE

Enstrra at tat pos.-0ftee al Chicago III, as s*to1~
Etdss Matter.
For tho benefit Of our pntrohs who dcslr to send
single copies Of THE TstnuSE through tho mall, NO
etyc herewith tho trnnrlcnt rtto Of posta1cs
" I)n,ntt!te Per COPY.
Hight and rwntro rage phpor...."....."...S cent?
Foreign. -.
Flight md Twelve Page FapoF.s-.......'...He eenis
Sixteen IAHC oanAe
, 1880-08-12

Inolny's Theatre. -
Randolph strcot between C1ark and In 9a!le. En-
tnsemant Of tito Now York Criterion Comedy Com
pany. "Erenks"
, 1880-08-12
WHAT TO 10 WITH ALE MONEY.

cUfnu10ff0ns h0Ye teeN QTeQter fENil IN Tor
mpr veors. hcen,,so none at 4l,e money i1as
heen wasied In wlldcnt md Irrational invest
mcnts, Thomoh thu earnInus laya been
rntnh1v ,ess. tfe losses have been as nothing,
md hcnca tho balances m 91euoslt md nc
tuo,tv ,,o,ttny for tnvcetmcnt row ronrcsent
ocxtraor,ltnarv s,,,n atatcfl. The i've wears
..,,'a Il. .,,,a.s.. <,.nro nis, roo-a ~
~ aaaasa,,, "am a"nnon,,, t,,nt ,sna
% 1',ara ~ ,oes ~. nas'.sa;.v ~ t,rst mi w,,,ch
.oa ,1ha~",1 - ,n,,e. ott.- T. soI to na on.
t.saaH "a a~ao " s nons,a,riat,ons .sore tho ra.
tots's'. oasn N.,. T.. a1..s., " ,s,.an.ns,,ta
, 1880-08-12
lIaolny's Theatre

1[cvlcker's Theatre.
hind1son street, between statc and Dearborn "AH
HHRN.n.
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HErcuse III WnEt5' 4uo Onlctals W wv 1ao "is,
charged tho strikers, and employed q new sot at
Tho nJyanco demanded.
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4 TEnn1ILE railroad accident Is reported
from England. 4 passenger traln rhn OH tho
track Of tho Midland HALLWAY. between Leeds
savon persons and serious injury To twenty
others.
|3------= 80.
DR. EDWIN 1ioti1.E, "ehtlst VI otescHs
Point, WIS. was ehos deaa IacsdaS 1nst at "au-
sn'i' IN that stato. whstaer nc nad gone 70 cosn'
mci,cc practice. Iho niaruercf Is Df' hehnett'
Of "ausau, MISC dontist' tho oause, prolea'
sional jealousy
5--:===-=@--.7 :,
HEN' JAMES NonlSsoN, OF llpraln Iouuty'
Republicans Of tho Ninth Ohio District. Ills
competitor was Col. Cooper, OF Mount vernon.
inc present representative ID tho LION. u. D.
Finley, q Democrat.
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a NEW line OF steamers, 10 be called tho
Unicorn Limo, will ply between New York ana
11rcrcn, md will enter into lively compcti-
tlon With tho North German Lloyd Limo ior
froight and passengers. Tho FIRST stoamor Of TIC
now line will soil from, Now York tho l7th Inst.
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Nav ~ nr,o"ns % ios, sotnr,'nv % for tho lid i,lyor
viii wn tons NJ rncrrhant,fso, was blown up
Monf,ov ,tuht. 1'ho enrno. which WINS valued at
an M Ia = tntat ina .1nff 1,nracy. tho second
olcrt. wna rtttrd. Ind n bov notncd McDeruaot&
!, nl..In1.
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AT 1nnd meeting leld In Clontne1. Trc-
fnnd. rcstcrtlnv. letter was read from Arch.
bIsho, Croko. Of Ca.hcl, de,,ouno,uz tho House
of rords for REJECTING tho irish Compensation
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cal. uo o"esut' n'1; IL ue o''etlRs "o,a
's'tt soou WIN Wv oous,a VI llu1enhpo'!s, nv
ca" psoauce fccoea es'ue'ce ~ apnnuance
u ~ s4ppHt VI IT. nS , ~; n'sn'a aa W.
All. E"al'sh ''stts"W lpe1 snan' oue
Ny no 1aenns nt h'"i Waas tlia a1.e1
esec'lon. II IL "e9s oui'c' " "e!o "e.l tua1 II
wefo aoh9 qa'cR1y' 1ne hothaa eoi'ostlou OF
Af' Ehg'lsh 1s tt'as u p'ul'''''t III su'ts III
e'lanccry ana az common law' Hy these slll1s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-02
CHURCH Festivities.
Saturday r veninS Entertainment by
the Ladies' Mite Society.

Saturday r. VGnlDS Entertainment 0Y
the Ladies' Mite Society.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Mite So
ciety gave an entertainment at Raymond's
hall last Saturday evening. ltwould new
er have occurred to stranger that he was
in frontier town only eight years old.
The commodious hall was well arranged
for the purpose. A platform at the south
end was embowered with evergreens and
contained two tables and fowe1-stand
on which exquisite button-hole bouquets
were temptingly display ed-the effect was
Edenish. From this point to the north
end, where the depot Of supplies was To-
Gated, there were tables to the right of us
and tables to the left of us and so con-
stant was the demand that the fair wait
resses, fitted to and fro, like bees at the
height of the honey season. Whether it
was the worthiness of the cake, the effect
of the marriage Of strawberries and cream
or that the time was peculiarly in point, all
present without regard to church dogmas
seemed to be immersed IN tidal wave Of
happiness. Much credit is due the man,
no, it must have been a woman, who first
discovered these festivals. It will be of
interest to know that the sum of one hun
dred and thirty dollars was secured for the
benevolent purposes OF the society.