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, 1880-05-17
TESTIMONIALS:
SAN JOSH. September "a, 1874

SAN JOSH, September y, 1s7h
To the Standard Soap Co.-Gentlemen:
It affords me pleasure to say to
the public that have used and pre-
scribed your PHOSPHATE SOAP
as q remedy in various forms Of
cutaneous diseases with the hap
piest results. I am of the opinion
that it is the mildest and most per-
feet detergent that can be used
either for cleansing the skin and
leaving it soft and healthy, or for
removing the fetor and corroding
influences of sores and ulcerationS-
I should be sorry to be without II
in shaving my face or making my
toilet, to say nothing of my good
opinion of its remedial qualities.
A. j. SPENCER, M. D.
, 1880-05-17

If mortals could discover tho science
of conquering themselves, we should
have perfection.
, 1880-05-17

1t is dangerous for women to play
with souls.--FRANcRs HoDaToN BUR-
NETT.
, 1880-05-17

Cheap toilet soaps manufactured
from rancid and refuse grease in
lure the skin and are really more
expensive than PHOSPHATE
SOAP, which retails for rs cents
per cake.
, 1880-05-17

Ladies who wish to make the
skin look beautiful and natural
should use PHOSPHATE SOAP.
, 1880-05-17

It is regarded in England as breach
of etiquette to gaze on members of the
royal family or the my lords Of par
Lament through opera-glasses.
, 1880-05-17

1t is an old proverb that an ounce
of preventive is better than q
pound of cure. Twenty-Five cents
invested in . cake of PHOSPHATE
SOAP will save hundreds Of dol
lars in doctors bills. It acts as a
constant disinfectant, preventing
Salt Rheum and other skin dis
eases.
, 1880-05-17

Gentlemen ~ '''''
| received q package of your soap
phosphate Soap and it gives me
great pleasure to testify as to it's su-
perlor excellence. AS toilet soap y
havo mover seen anything to sur
pass 1T. 1t also Possesses superior
remedial qualities. have used it
IN two cases of obstinate skin dis
ease, one Of intolerable itching
Pruritus, the other an Ecsema. in
both great relief was obtained
It. emollient properties are remark.
able. Respectfully,
WA. DOUGLASS, MD
1913 O'Farreu St.
To tho Standard Soap Company.
The genuine merits of PHOS-
PHATE SOAP and persistent ad-
vertising Will force every druggist,
groceryman and general dealer to
order 1t by the gross sooner or later.
ASK Tor 1t In every store. Tho re-
tail price Is IS cents per cake. We.
wish to sell 1t only at wholesale, bus
IN case you cannot find it we will
send nice box of three cakes bv
mail, postage paid, on receipt of 8E
cents IN stamps.
STANDARD SOAP CO..
2O4 Sncrame to ST.. g. E3
, 1880-09-23


Considerable uneasfuess Il manifested In rail-
road circles on accoiint nj tho continued r'1mor-
regarding tho maintenance nf oaAt-bo1ind rates.
II Is claImci that the rccont notion of the trunks
limo mnnagera ordering Western roatis to 70.
store and tnnlntstn rates. has had but little ef-
fent. and that n humber Of tho roads. or rather
fast freight ilnc. continue IN cut rates and 9vc
special Inducements to favored shippers. 1t IL
not believed thnt Under tho present east.bdtlnd
pooling arrangements It viii he possible to bet.
ter tho state OF affairs. Tho great trouble tho
pool has to contend against Is, that tho
EAstern roats Rro not carrying M much btls'.
ness Us ihey expected and. In order
to show continued big earnings and keep up the
price Of stooks. thoy hara to secure business By
hook or crook. There arc heyernl cnnAes TINT
account for tho faillng nj In the cast-bound
traffic. In tho FIRST pncc, The prices Of grain aro
very high: t!ses,, the wheat and cora crop, And
pMrtcnArly tho lntlor, hns mot been a. RtN'd in
Illinois IA was cluiineti: tho high rail rates hssh
force tnlch tttlsiilCaa on the likes where rates
ure lower: but tho Enttst inlphrinnt ca,tse IA
claimed to be 4 diyers1bn Of c0nhfacrnble busl-
ness fr.'n Illinois and l1dlana into 2 ncw @
business nov Rttcs to St. G.ouis. and thenec
by tntpc lines th Scw Orleans. Whenco
It fs shlrped to Eurnpc. The rates from II,
Louis 10 Europe. vim SSw Drlcnne nrp aaI'l to be
to XGw York. 1t i. evident that tt,der such cir
cttnstHnccs tho raflrnids viii hHsr to make
special efforts to keep ir their enrnanRs. and
Will give kpccint [nttectnctts to sci.Ec tho bus.
fncs*. II tho New York trunk lines ntRn 10
keep np the cast hound pool and prevent r.tc
tim In rates M wilt ct,Mblo Tho t1nlds leading
EAst to cuIupcte against luke and river rates.
, 1880-09-23
SulclQE.

Cot.ustnrs, O., Sept. :2sa.-!An Engltshman,
Joseph rlast, during lit VI dcspondcncy.
caused by continued illness, committed
suicide BY hnnelng himself Mt Hanover, lick
Ing CpMnty, Inst night.
Sxelst pnraieH d 1As chItaeo Tribune.
.DAvES,4nsr, H., Sept :@ss.-'rhs, body Of y
noater, whfrII proyetl to be that Ut Peter
Pliers, was found In tho river 9pposit this
brother al Su,illl bend, ln.: Alteration Of
n!tl was tile ca!lse Of tie suicide, n
LOUISVILLE. ky.. Sept :9.-MlsS Sadlc.
prom lnent .citizcm .of Nlcilnond, n.y., WIS
i0,Iitl tiun.l in bcd this morning. Will, her
tl,r0at cut from eur to eur. 4 knife was
fo,ml p her hand. lnt!eatlnE seltIss'rt!e.
generally conceded to ba the bells Of thu
bIAergsass yeg!.,n nf Kentucky.
DAYTON, O., Sent. :.s.-Ihis afternoon Me-
itndn Dagiey, wifs of y prominent farmer,
twelve tll'cs tro.l Eaytn!1, eolnInittod sui
ruiieed for several days, md Ind escaped
fronl the, house. When missed she was
fn,.s,4I u short etlata.lcu away suspended by Il
ClptIIeS-ltnu frOn q tree.
, 1880-09-23
YlCIQRIQ's BAND.

Spftfde Dnpatth 10 1hs CAteaao Tribune.
LEAyESwolrr.1, KRs., Sept. M.-Ths fol.
lowing dispatch wns received at tho head
quarters OF Tho Department Of tho Missouri
tu-.lay:
aASrA ~. N. N,. sopt. ai.-T0 he -4tltt!ant~
Gtntn,i DtiMtmeai u ths Missouri, t,,Tt Ltaen.
uorih. fai,sls: Tho following ia Just rtcnlvc'l
frnln Fort Hiss. Tcxas, Sept. %: :" 4 cnsIrl0r
frntn Bnn insf. u atAgg station about s11ty.nF9
tnileA from III FMstI, M the r'au lu thu Clt3 ot
Ehibun0lin. reports tbat etHhteeti ApAchu III.
ttlnrs frIii victurto'R band n!iaGRed thai pface
ut il. III. yesterday. killed Mexican 10y. a1ll
tatpturet tho elag1 stock and Il hord " 4lh'ut
III harses belonging to l)r. sAminvo, of n Paso.
The anli,,als wcfe driven by tho lnt!Ian9ftn tho
direction OF tho CandcsarlA Ahlntains."
ilA1Gls, Colonel Commanding.
Also the following: ..-..
Department II Tho Missouri, tUrt Lt.renu4,Fih,
ktts.: Tim following wAs resolved Iast evening:
.FOler BtlAN, eGrt. D.-StUut Jack Crawford
arrived th,s morn,nx. lie reports that Vtssoftn
bus ieft uuHhlHln and game cnstwhrci. craw.
fOri crossra the lMi'An tTaH yesteTtAy on SAND
illus lrs;tls. FhiIk. the tratl Was abhut twn
days psd, aud that v.ctostp has sonp Into tho
t'andnlartu Mountains. 1LMvo nat1tietl 0cn:
nueis Capt. Hpyer, with Companies G, y, and
l.. Ninth CuyAtry, and 0ot4Miu, with lndl4n
ecolts, arrived hore Snatoraay.
HATCH. Colonel Commandiug.
, 1880-09-23
CUTlCIttA KE1IEDfES.
(utiCura
Miracles of Healing Unpar.
alleled In Medical
History.

Ctiticura lscsolvcnt. the great NATURAL tlnod
purifier. absorbent. rrrnvaiOr. and tltaI!xcr. hHs
stuWn Its GRAND curative l,DwPr In Rcr0ftlH.
white sweltinRs, Ulcers crysipeIas. swcllp neck,
scrnfulntla infanssntlnns> HercuriAl ute 'tiona:
tcnlp attentions with dry thin. and fMlllne haIr:
aud when the Cutieuri, n Medicinal Jelly. nt,tl
the Cut'cl1rn Hnnp, prepared frntt Il. arc nppts!
ia gxtgFttnl Rympt0tns tho cures tGcCted by tho
Cutlc,ira Remedies Hre marvellous.
, 1880-09-23

C0Luxnus, O., Sept. @1,,-Tho Freight Agents
representing rnilrs.ds vest Ut 1iutnlo. Pitts
i,urR, n1,i Wheeling met IN secret convention Mt
the l'ark Hotel to-day to arrange far porccnt-
ago basis for tho west-hound r,ttcs frntn Pitts
burg nssd csrseaon points In Ohio end Indiana.
and listen to reports On other matters Interest,"
Ing asane 10 thels fraternity. THO t:ognmtttco
an Classification mndc Its repart. recommending
n few ,ittnnr chnngea md that tho t!U,e faE I z,
70 tno effect HI Il adopted be- eha,1ge from Oct
Eenl!ta9 hctiou on other questions. tho Con-
vcntion adjourned to meet in this city Oct. :.
, 1880-09-23

REPUBLICANS in Indiana lnny be delighted
to know tint tho campnjgn III lndiann fnR been
much better mauaKeA this yenr shnn f.,ur years
ago. Thorn haven't been 80 n.nuy bands. or
Rpecat trims, or perambutating cIactIncrs, but
thero havc been nmplD PRECAUTIONS iMken
against fraud anl n general spottlne of repcat-
prg.
, 1880-09-23

The trlal OF tho condemnation suit Of tho
Chtcaxo l. Wcstcru fudana ngainst tho Like
Shore 4 Michgan southern md others was re-
sumed In tho County Court yesterday. Tho
Western Indiana concluded It's cnse. nnd then
tho defendants moved to strike nut nil tho tcst-
n,ony for tho following rrasons: First. it lid
mt prove or tend to prove tho value Of tho
right Of sny: second. nil tho witnesses stated
thIt they werc not acquainted With tho val'tc nf
the right OF wnv; third, It was avcrrcd In tho
j"itlt!un thnt tho taking Of tho property or ail
operation Of the sead 1T tho petitioners, which
Isdente.A by thes1rtendants. and no evidence wns
Nsty upcesstty rs Is contemplated by Inv for Tux
ing tic property or acquiring J0lnt eMscuic!lt.
Tho cuutsstl ut onco proceeded to argue tho
molten.
, 1880-09-23

.l,nrppolnt, was brought IN BY lndlans yester-
lay. wlN caught 1t 1T deep Watef VI tho
Intense Interest amongst the savantst and nfd
itsjlertueu cattnot pJnce the monster. Tho
serpent has pee1i photographed, md tho body
will he nrtservntt In spirits and sctltt Ottawa
for classification.
, 1880-09-23

TnE absurd cry Of locality Is doing mitch
mischief III this cunpatRn. II Story and MRr-
ahnl bott lived In the samn ward In this city
tlIcy conlt1n't bo nominated tnr Judge. II Wpb-
stor Ind Choato woro hnth oil the same sf,!o Of
Etatc street in tho Thtgl Ward they couldn't
GOTH hold ol1lco ut tho snsnc time. Tho locality
Superstition Is Ayrnt,t nD11scusc.
, 1880-09-23
PUSHING WESTWARD.

NpftfnI D13patth % The Chicago 1T6Wnt.
MITCHELL, D. r., Sept. .e.,.-The Chicago, NIL
wa,tkec & st. Paul Nalleoad Is graded forty
eight miles west fron, here, andtha track Is laid
fur atnut et9ht miles. a fill crew Of track-iay-
era was put on to-day. and ttrack-laytng wilt ho
pushed nj tho rate Of tni!c per day unti tho
Missouri River Is rcnchct. The urntcrs nn this
extension arc Mt work in Rtrnng force. and will
rc,irh tho river. sfxty-seyen miles from here. he-
fnrp ttn trtck-lateEH cur Gvcrtake them. The
rnah will Etrikp the Missouri ftyeV ut tho nlnnth
ut American Crnek. Just nbovn and opposlt to
Lover DyulC Agct,cy,
, 1880-09-23

cpat1nt D0pdEtH 70 7"E E155d9b 1F31HH7.
NEW Y0HK. Sept. 1.-The National Assocfa-
t!cu of General Passenger and Ticket Ageuts Ut
tho UHited States and Canatl,l resumed Its scs-
alon this morning at No. ~ Bond street. With
President Ehattuck, Of tho New York, Pcnn-
asyanfa s. Ollo ltai!roat, In tho chair. A
resolution wns offered increasing the rates On
extra Iuggngc. aud nsso on dead botlIcs, which
ea1,scd considerable discussion. and was nnaI'y'
laid m tho tnb1c. The Committee IN ltrtts not
being rcndy to report. shno routine business
wns transacted. and an adjournment was bad
until t0-m0rrpw morning.
, 1880-09-23

HAScocK's "glorIors" dispatch to rlaEs-
tod rc.ntnds some people Of bis letter to Glover
IN 1903. wl,un he intlorscd Tho Democratic pint
form Of that yenr. the pnyment- of-tho- bonds
III. greeuuncks itiea included.
, 1880-09-23

RCRoFuLA.-JlDn. William Taylor, nostnn. state
Eenat0r nf Massachusetts. permanently cnrcdnf
4 hnnnr OF tho faco ana' scalr TINT hatl bccs
fTentc mnsccossf!yf , fr t~elvs years ~ ,anny
tsAlists, Rs vol us Eurupean authorities Ito
saya: ~ hnto fleen NJ, e1Mted with my slICccss-
stop1Ml men In tho streets to tell them OF my
tuRtt.t
, 1880-09-23

SoME Of the ward politicians are disposed
to trade everything for tho Office OF Sheriff.
They should rot!cct that nothing ca1, curry down
a ticket so o0cctuallY aa bad nominations for
Judges
, 1880-09-23

SALT ItHEuM.-Gco. F. Owen, Dealer In Pianos.
0rnnd ltapttts, Mich, was trYlahIctt fnr llinO
yeara with ssntt Nholtsn. Tried t'vcry. medicine
knt,wn 10 tho trade. Arh waR attclNlnl by many
physicians. with only temporary rglicf. Clrct!
by Cutigllra Remedies.
, 1880-09-23

IF the boys nominate "brittimt, noble, md
true" candidates on tho West and Ebuth Sidca
also, tho men may US well haug thoIr harps on
TIC willow.
, 1880-09-23

FonSEY, Butler, and Swnrtzweltier delight
to call themselves "tloppcrs": but whom n
soldier runs nsvay on the eve Of n battle and
joins tho othor side ho isn't called n "Ioppcr."
He Is onllcd deaertcr.
, 1880-09-23

EENtllNE SEA SERPENT,

BAN FlsANcIsco. Sept IA Victoria DIS
patch says genuine sea serpent Six feet II.
length, viii. the orthodox maue, head shaped
like pautler, and tall Whitfield down to q
, 1880-09-23
THE cheerful notice whicf, ilrst strikes tho
eye Of tho stranger III BnlItM ri fndiuna is this:
FAIR AND TIMELY
WARMING.

NEGROES AND TRAS.ps
arc hereby nntfticd to lcurn this vicinity Or suf-
fer the Consequences. VIZ MEAN nvSGSEsH.
TAKE NOTICE aftl goycr, yourselves according.
II, VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
, 1880-09-23

eonn ernt,uht trftro tl,otn II, thn rcnstortiurv
~" ~. s..'' sss:o mem 20 'o nne e,'n..ars
!.'o nv, ana esi''cnce and !in,1merao!o eases oi
taS k,', ns' hshpesss ,p u ne s,,a
or any o,hor ncmneratto inkswasher had writ.
ignored the sumo In dIaR,st2 hut wlat must wo
Think whom n s,uilo hcralds forth to tho
wss'a IN = earet''''y.wr :.,en letter sach an
infamous ,. aeensat'on nsa'nst INC J!'sca of our
Fetleeul Courta7 on lanumnrah!o occasions, |
static tays. person. tnsocent Of crime havo hcen
sonencea 10 ,ao ren,Sn."Fy Or 10 no nuos Gy
tans',nge. haso such Lions evcr been hean1
Of heforo IN connection with our United stntcs
It1dgcs7 1t II tho .t,,ty Of flpy Snlomon and Dr.
wosol.'onk. whom stalIo mentions rs witnesses.
70 ans~ar this ctarect u must nut hc satd Ut
'hs @11ass e. Tho sam!nator t., Of aoso
reiies in eonicnee. hope, % aud % trust, IN and wbion
political % ocsttons Ions % nl1ecti;,r ''oy oven tho m
moro wor,ls upon this sublcctl Wo, demand
died 9!Hraut Fe.ierHi Jii;1ses Who scntenea H.
iIoee,t PERTAINS 70 be hung We !lsn donand en
soW 1Ork otaats. Hf!umN. Wnn arc entHifslast1c
n tnor attsnlrIton ot St.los leficrl spGak up.
ky-fn,liic.i prrsili,l9 JitiKcs il, Federal Courts
WIN. nRn1ilst MI law md Justice. hnvo scntcncc!
tnrso!s 10 ten years Imprison.Ilnnt nr suntcnced
@ .nen. - LILY, ~ Ilinpf ~ 1hIs ms nnppnhe IN III
tainy 10 nGle 10 n,rntini, 0,ity u,lc inst,tnco.
.-
Tho Dctfnier <dbcnti-iD*i tirsl.> IL not much
charmed with tho M,.cst ~ Democracy of The
stato OF M!chfxMn. 1t writes rs fnilows: "Thuro
WIS nn honcst nun OIL enstA who ndvised his
sun: Nuke nlnllcy honestly II yosi CHI: If ynu
can't, tNake Il MNShow.' THIS nlirtcc tho Dom.
oorala closely fnlluw In all elections. They
attuinpt to gatu victory honcstls.
r th,v m, ,,,t .na,, ~,
., ,uos I1"' out lucy hro ue-
ler1hffed 10 10 succcsFtnl Under NIL clrcli1n-
stances. even II honesty ehDult not promise n
favorable result. Sofun vrurs III. ncn,oar,1f IN NJ
Mfeh,nnn as.,rc tho ,,con,o t,,nt thn~ "ra l.,
..a'H"' "ssu'c the pcnple thAt lney RFe IN
aaV"s OF sh"nest nnnny,' that they hnse re-
nOt1Hced all pnper hcrcsics, mud that their bass
On nil fnancJnf fss,tcs ID a. sn,,na. ns tbot nf
I'M r,onmt,.,,. t,,,s .has. ~, ,rnra a ..
.no nepuoneahs: h'tt tney were defehtcd lit ati
elections. their fnnncfnt assurances 10 tho con-
trnry notwithstanding, and. therefore, thoy
, 1880-09-23
TILE RAILROADS.
Important Southern Connections
Secured by the Wabash.
]. F. Joy on tho Rlva1rT between That
Road and tho Burlington.
Tho East-Bouud Pool Reported to Be In a
8haky Condition.

8haky Condition.
VANDEKBtLT'S INSTRUCTIONS. |
Yr. E0tnn f1nmphreys, President OF tho Wa
t,nsh RoAd, received the following ct,Fnnunicn+
lion from Mr. J. F. Joy, of Dctroit, Regarding tho
attempt Of Vanderbilt to stop TIM DetrOit L.
1iutlcr HAiiroad from crossing Tho tracks Of tho
Michigan Cenlral nj Grand Trunk Junction.
near Detroit. As thts caso Is III every respect
nlnilar IN tho ono nDw pcnlng In this city be-
tween Yanderbt's Lake shore md tho Western
Indiana, regarding tho crossing Of the formers
trucks nt Sixteenth atteet. 1t will 10 of moro
than ordinary Interest:
DErHqir, Mich. Sept: 2l.-soton Nurnnhrers.
md tho Mlchlgan Central ituad. III roadIns il
wa y a sesxa ssae Te et1al r ef cespans
nild take considerable trdGt Of land about half
@ mila frog where We crnss thotr traek s3s ror'ho @
VIC offered thama considerable additional aatn
Tic Con,mlssion gaye thom for crossing their
track tho vnuo Of tho undivided half 1T tho
at1a! ptne VIC occupy IN cfussn9, Rid wo hnso
ThIs Ii accoriing to tho decisions. csppciHlfy
In the Ohio case. 9ll that rnitrol1 etInlAny is
entitled TO- In tns caso tho Mlsn1Han ceprai
occ,plcd larseiy iy t.o Michigan tc,ItrnI in
Inhk1oR 1p its tfh1fls' louts truly " f'Jof'
rno ro1,,,rtn, or, I'm ,ns,cr,n, oo,nsa In I'm
rcp0rt Of fhe conit,1ssIut,crs Wit, awartleti tic
Michigan Central *t.+5o rs dHtnaxcs:
III estimating the damaRe to tho Michigan
Central ltnlar9a Conpat,y occasloncd " G5oss-
tttsu Hi n,iy lid Wins of tho iar,d tukcn,
In dDlng this NC hive followed tho statute
t'ec. e lnlrtHtl Inv fs;1l, and th9 only Judicial
Hnlt H v,1a9 % MGn ~, 'as "'1entoh
s s ~, n", ~, ~ III ~ .,no,, ,art f
the e pWhiMg ~ stn Wcn ~ W" ~ tnIa ~
H. M!sh'R@a @ C1mtrn, " hIa I ~ =. os aas
tnat tney afe enttiea 70 ~! ,1 ~ ~
tagmr @ ~ er nscerannco tos ~ te s1ss tney
w sncr inoy c.h:ts. Mts. nnt - ~ .,.I,.. ~
trntis nat ~ traeKs nin!slmrost ". " ny e.nssK
u H. otM9r h. ~ nHa tna1 ~, tno ,,a uam s ~
pr0porty for public use md On .ilo s past,leat ut
the compensation rcatilrGn " tno Iosttuton
wncre pr,satc M'rGrty ~ tiskcn .or nt,n.e us
, 1880-09-23

Will be N .tInnnl ansl patriotic III spirit and de-
voted tn fair cloctIohA." Mr. Warner Ia st!ll
resident Of A1abutnh, md IA still subject to pnr
aecutinn. ffo snys wt,nt l,o dues nh1y lehttao he
ia 1ru1y convinced TINT tho faltnro welfnrG Of
tint section dcponds on tho s,'eccse Of tho tse-
publican purity mtlhn Approaching election.
, 1880-09-23
CU'TlCuftA IkE,II;D1ES.

Trars1.rs. sim 1t The Astor lfouse. Sew FORK, ::
, 1880-09-23

AmntrItAl npW1sltt0H RR M MtsWTr ttgrHto. IL mt
IN thc temperance question, tho sAn1e might no
demanded In nll osh"r t',attcra bcforo Congress.
e' m osnd,o n oss onr cpSo WoP
onty exist In nA,ne We are certain that tho
people tullkn correctly In such mAttors. and
h.a representative, ,cntMclty has the c,'urug9 to
pny alseht!aa to nfl the .siehes ut hts constttu-
onts o attcr whether n9y ye eof ass ~ oM Per.
sn,lnd rrnplas government CIT. securely rest:
hui the ond islstttlcs tho ,nsaps everythng th4t
IN pilrD and white must hp blAckcnen IL nnlr
Dst,,norato prfspeos can bo bctsored By such
tnalovolent proceedings"
Tho nan,e Of" Jnhnny" nnvenport IL for tho
Nuw York afs-ZtfnnQ tho rcd rag which linz
lnclntcly throws It tntn tlts us excitement and
wrath whenever It IL mentioned. Mr. naven.
pnrt ID preparing hta,xolf for Ills aEduous duties
ns Supervisor Ut Elections AIlu. therefore, has
Resigned hs ult1cG ~ Clerk 0t the United 6tates
circuit Court, Oh this subject the Ssaats-
zfsun0 writes an fullowa, "'Johnny' =" naven-
port has rosIsllcd oao Of tho thrco osices which
huttl}y Rtvp him a comfortable living III; no
hls resigned blu nlcrkship Ut tho Federal Cir
cult Court, md tbeseby hnngs tato. 'Johnny
declares ihAt hls position ~ supervisor Of
ElecEions oyerburlens him With o1cIal bust ness
to such an extent aa tO deuland bis undivided
attention n1r0 than over before. b!ase than
nre acquainted with thut snrt 1T attention which
'Johnuy has pul4 to Democratic sNtcrs ~ fur:
we knDw thai 10 hAs tlu,tU M assortment Ut new
election trirks ~ ltttd Improving up'n BITS we'll
knnwn methods 10 prevent Ghm0crats from
votlnH. This .li,ore thun over btfJro' ncnnt,
therefore. nothing c'se hut another shameless
device TO dsIualtfy even q ksentsr nunber OF
peatrrs with lrantulpnt naturalization paIrrs,--
TMtn.l Hut 'LnhnnY.' IL not aloHu tho uGe.ilcnt
p00<il4 Of tho Republican party, hit he Is alstI
rnAu,-ho intends 10 tako up uYaIn hls practice
.ts uttnfncy- ut-law. These citlzGhs who arc
as who s tssn Bstee fss!
'Johnny'Y There are millions IN that buslnefs,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-14
MR. FoRsTER's IRISH RELIEF BILL.


The Times this morning. commenting on Mr. Glad
stones amendment to Mr.. Forsters Compensation
for Disturbance In Ireland bill, Of which he gave
notice in the House of Commons yesterday. says
1T is apparent that these strange and sudden mod
ifcatons of BILL recommended to Parliament on
the ground Of urgency, will not tend to impress
either House with the conviction that the measure
is one which must be passed instantly and at any
cost or risk. The public and Parliament, and more
especially the House of Lords, will conclude that
the Ministers themselves cannot be very sure OF
their footing when they offer three different pro-
posas within week. The AttOrney-GeneraPs pro-
posal has been thrown overheard as unexpectedly
as 1t was produced. Mr.. Gladstone's amendment.
which will be substituted for it, takes away the
means which 1t provided for landlords to protect
themselves from penal consequences. T6e bill
Court Judge. The element of uncertainty thus be-
comes as formidable it was in the original bill"
The Times also says We understand that Lady
Burdett- Coutts, who has been for some time in
treaty for an estate in Ireland has renqushed her
intention in that direction. in consequence OF the
unsatisfactory relations between landlord and ten
ant likely to arise from Mr.. FOrstePs bill"
After Premier Gladstone's statement in the Houss
OF Commons last night, the Irish members almost
unanimously expressed the opinion that the amend
mont TO the Compensation bill be then gave notice
Of removes to a great extent the objection to the
Attorney-Generaps clause which will be with
drawn.
IRISH OPINION ON THE LAND BILL
LONDON. Wednesday July II, 1880
At meeting Of the Irish party last
night IT was unanimously resolved
that Mr.. Gladstone's amendment, limiting
the operations of the compensation duo to tenants
paving $50 and under, destroys nearly all the use
fitness of the measure and renders 1T dangerous
10 the existence Of small tenants by afordng fur
ther inducements to landlords to consolidate hold
inQs The meeting also resolved to move to report
progress wher the bill is again discussed in order
10 afford time to tenant farmers to consider
whethe they will accept the measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-14
A DIsTRIcT-ATToRNEY REAPPOINTED.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TItIBUNE.I
WAsHINGroN July 13.-Unted States District
Attorney Bliss. of st. Louis to-day reapponted
for another term There has been quite an ami
mated contest over this appointment. Attorney
General Devens being earnestly in favor Of the re-
appointment of Bliss, while Secretary Schurz de-
sired to have Shields. the law partner of John b.
Henderson, appointed. Controller Knox is said also
to have been opposing Bliss, on account OF alleged
unfair treatment In a bank matter which was In
litigation In St. Louis some time since.
The President announced to the members OF the
Cabinet to-day that General Hartranft had ac-
cepted the Philadelphia Colectorship and had for
warded his bond. He also stated that. although
Judge Lawrence of Ohio, had once declined to ac-
cept the First Controllership of the Treasury, he
thought he would eventually withdraw his declina-
ton, and accept the position