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, 1880-03-15

hfsa RAYMOND ISBiaIH THAT IT'S HI9 CHILD.
6pteial Dtspdtth to Ths Chicago Tftbtsns.
WAs1Ifs1r0N, D. c. March H.-The Surddy
Capital this morning, publishes m interview
With Miss Raymond, who has been connected
with tho f3on Kilt scRndai, in tho COURSE OF
which Miss Raymond Is made to Say: ~ rcgrct
vory much having treated Mrs. Lockwood 10,
hut II people only knew how was s'issatel they
would not wonder at what did. I did not know
what to do-not even how I could pay my
boar1l.''
"Thcn you have claim on Ben HttlT'
"0f courso 1hava. did not know what WIS In
TINT paper when I signed 1t, did not know
what WIS doing. did not get anything for
signing. bur aomc rf Zen Hlll's friends came to
mt afterwards and Rave mo f;N. They wanted
mo Il, understand that It was not fftlnl Senator
Hill, hut 4 stft from thom becnuse thDy p!ticA
WltEN THEY CONE
to mo. They say / nm tho beat woman In tho
world, snd Try to p'c1so MIC. Thoy toll me
and I 50 10 says ! - nm b,ackmallinF hi1!::
They tell mo to be patient md walt
md trust to Ills hOnur. l have htcn p1tfcnt, and
failed. emit stand everything, and they will
drive mt cr,zy. I will get dcspts4to aon,o day,
and ~ up to tho Capitol and SEQ Hon HILL
Miss Raymond uttered the lust sentence In
threatening tone, ns II sho meant that the inter-
''sT @ S1la I Be g. ~ n nnEteasans 1, 9sn .',Ys s
"Tea, will d. TINT. don't think Mra. Lock-
wood can get anything from HIN. God kaows
TINT Il i,on 1Itll's chilli. trhoy cnnnot giyo mo
Lien Till child" ~
, 1880-03-15
RUSSIA.

Fl. PETENsBuR0. Mnrch H.-The GOloe pub
lshcd an unusually outspokcn article urging re-
forms liz tho most deadly weapon agaInst setlI-
tion and anarchy.
E11AAnl11nH or nE0JC1pEs.
The Journal tIe s. Pttersl,urp says; "The very
day on which tho French Cabinet refused to
Premier DC FTcyctnet had been informed Of the
nrr4yal III Paris Of fresh documents proving he-
yOnl NIL doubt HHrtMannR completely In tho
Moscow explosion. THO CablhGts decision
is, therefore, greatly to be regretted"
DTeuLAfM Att ntssr1NsIufLtTf.
LONDON. MRrch 14.-A lcr1tn dIspntch reports
thnt Gen. Me)lkon has received notice from tho
N!hllist Executive Committee stutng that
VlAdctskys attempt on his tlse wns not tnHde by
ertief of THO Gumfnittee: that they had not ret
bad teen midi 11y W their " dirction M % they wofS
hnyo provided better weapons and means Of
flight for his AssAilant
, 1880-03-15
ACKLEN,
TIE sTATCH or HIS CASE.

8ptetdl Dispatsh 10 The Chicago TstttnA-
WARRINGTON. D. O., 1tarch H.-The House
Jul!ciary Committee has informally considered
tho Ackfgtl cnso. It WIS decided TINT hpw tCstf-
mony shuuld bo introduced which may clear up
some OF tho hazy points. That the Ktcorti had
hocn tampcrcd With was ovtdont on tho tiny TINT
Ack1en rnaio Ills frat explanation, but no
special Inquiry WIS at that time made. Ex-
pian4tlons by tho reporters did not agree With
Ackle!I's explanation. 1t hHs been discovered
that tho ahort speech madq by hlr. Acklen Oh tho
ath Of January WIS never printed in
tho Record. Tho remnrks which werc printed
were dictated bY King, sont to the
reporter BY Acklos. With request that thoy le
quest during tho AbSunco IT King, who. On ost.,-
inH Into tho uau6t, told Acklgn he must modify
hs rett,nsks. and theroupon IN cEtsely dlt1or'nt
DH1fsr Waa wr!tton out md sent u tho rcBA}Ftar
by r.1so. ktng afterwards visited tho roport-
Of Tho second speech Undo to bo suro that the
copy Wns followed. Armei With this COPY, b. ts
Hccn with his own oyea that tho
dtEers from tho Original IN boing n.nre ssvsre
!, u,pon M Asken is t. nas t. say: flask that
out authority from Nj: King Or from tho CON-.
l!ntlon In tho matter" Aa a nlattSr or faat,
Ackion ncyor aA.d this, and the Committees will
pGrt Of tho tcsttmnny, This will not ,Hc very
much tho CnngTrasinuil ls<eurl Ia worth as II
transscr!pt t. & Of debates II sesms pr16ablo p that
will bu reported. Tho n,onbnrs of tho Commits
tro arc tired Of thu whole anttGr.
, 1880-03-15

Special Dt,ratta to 1nt thteaga 1etou.4.
WARRINGTON, b. G., Mnrch l4.--0n lust Friday
Chairman Springer, af the Ii0uso Committee IN
Elections, Knv0 notice thAt ho would call mp tho
co1.testost caso 0f Curtfn ngninst Yocum curly
this week, This case Is, ~ fnr III tho record OF
the testimony Ia concerned, une which bus in-
volvcd moro necessary labor oil tho pnrt OF tho
Committee than all tho othor c,laes before them
combined. 1t WIS, however, decided by tho
Committee setcrul wueks AgO THO nc1nocratiu
members Ut tho Committee ,,nAnino,lsty votcl
to spnd tho caBe baek to tho people
for u now election. Thoro Is ono
other cnso bof0rs tho Elections Committee
which, ~ u mattor OF Justice, ought to have
bceu decided by tho Committee md reported to
tho HOUSE long agu, When Congress mot lust
December, Democratic members Of tho Commit
too wcro loud In their declarations that tho con+
tested csscs should be dIspnsetl of ut an early
day. BIT. h,u,nlng, OF mississippi, especially,
who IL Chairman nj the 8uh- -C0mnittno to which
tho Florida caso of llsbce against Hull WIS re.
fcsred. took occasion three months a9o 10 crit.
iciso tho tartly action Of tho Committee on E'eo-
ttona In tho Forty-fouEth aud preceding Cou-
Ercsscs, and to
pECl.Ann THAT Tlfs c0xh1rrxs
OF which he WIS member would set pattern
by Its prompt action Of. aIl cases. Tho papeFs In
tho casa OF lilsbeu a9atnst Hull wezo Hll printed
when Congress nase1l1led In DocembeF. The
too. Ii wis fully argued una submitted about
stx weeka AxO,' 'Alld tltithtnE bus been done with
II since. Hy fraudulent tAnFiSa Hull w0A de-
clArcd elected by tho HoAr.l Ut Btlte Cunvasaers,
t wh" 81, aowot1 bin maturity Of twelyo yat'a,
OF tho Supreme Court of tho atAto, aud BY
thls cahyass he aSas declAred elcclpl by 70 ma-
1usity. Gov. Drew refused to fts4o to 13(sl't3
certificate OF cleenun. Notwithstanding tho upiu.
ion Of tho Democratic Attorney Honern! of tho
State that ho ought to do 50. On tho organiza-
Hull ras sworn In on tho toshnical ground that
he Ind q certificate from tho Govotnos. This
certificate bad been ennalaed ~ the Judgment
tlrst canvuss tllegAl and void, but the Demo-
cratic MaJodty of the House Of Hep.
, 1880-03-15
An Immense Meeting Of Land-
Leagtlcrs Held i,l Dublin
Yesterday.
The French Cabinet Divided on
Jules Ferry's Educational
Bill,
Parole Likely 10 he Withdrawn from
the Lincolnshire NAndicap
Rncc.
Nihilists Disolaim Responsibility for the
Attempt on MelikofFs Lifa.
THE MONTANA,

THE MONTANA.
T1ix n1ECOvEur NF THE DlaARrER.
LONDON. March 14.-Tho lights of tho Montana
~cro ecen ly n tug which ~as In tho netghb7r-
hot'd, and Immediately went 10 tho assistance Of
tho steamer. arriving alongside ubout 8 o'clock.
Tho malls and ll,gxa*e were ut t,nce got up and
Mt o'c1Ck stnr&eti for liolyheai With tho
puFscr. doet,r, rnrt 1T the crew, md tho re-
manning passonRcrs, and. taking on bUnrd tho
othor passengers VINO had landed at 11olyhcnd,
returned to Liverpool.
T1ix p1LOr AgLEEP.
The pilot WIS asleep below when the ship
atr1,ck.
The passengers speak In tho highest tcr1na Of
tho conduct Of tho 0t!curs md crow.
AT Latest ACCOUNTS
tho fore part OF tho vessel was ilst tho rocks,
and tho nftcr part atIoat. The foro compart-
ment Is full OF winter.
ASSISTANCE.
ThFce tugs have been sent to tho nssiatance
of tho Montaun. Capt. Price, Superintendent Of
tho line. Ia a tho scene nf the isnster. and will
endenynr ttl tiont the vessel. 1t is feared. hpw
ever. that she will becon,a totnl wreck. but It
IS hGEHti that Ill of tho cargo will bC saved. The
bect WILL certainly bp saved.
, 1880-03-15
THE t1UIEIINH OF TIKI CAHHt
Special HspdtcA to Ihs Chicago Tribune.

Spsetdl Dt<pdtth to Tie Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Marrh 1t-Tho House Elections
Committee has not yet Ind tho courn8a to de-
chlo tho: Donncliy- -Wnshburn case, although
tho Democrats Eonornlly insist TINT tho Com
mlttoo will finally report In favor Of unscattng
Waahhurn and Of seating Donnelly. The
Washington Sunday Gosttte, n Bourbon organ,
which ought to know whereof It ai1irrns, snya
this morning that tbs majority Of the Commit
tce Will som report In favor Of Donnelly. Tho
grounds upon which tho Democrats will attempt
fojust1fy this action Gun best bc learned from
tho nrtic!oln the Gaze&te, which shows TINT thoy
nro willing 10 resort to any expedient- The
Gdzctts aays:
:" VIC arc glad 70 learn thnt the majority OF tho
Committee on Elections Of the Ilonse WITH mon
report n favor Of anaeating William ?. Wasn-
tnrt,, of Minnesota. and scaling LRnattus D0n-
nelly In hts place. Thts Is right. Tho Testimony
reveals most shameful stato Of thlnga In that
district. Thu Committee will report .06 cAAes Ut
Arft1ry where tho 1nouoy wAs pull and tho votes
Hiven fur WHshhnrn. and q number of other
caHes whuro money was offered. In addition to
thIa. the warkng1neu Of Minneapolis wgte in
tiuiiRtctl md bulldozed in the NEST outrageous
manner; threatened with starvation II they
yDtcl ngnInat Mr. Washburn; anl tholr ballots
numbered, 50 that thotr employers might know
how they really voted"
, 1880-03-15
LABOR TROUBLES,

Special QApdfth 10 Ina Ehttd1o 1rIothfs
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 1&.-Thore ia tlo Indts
catlan of my compromise ON tho part of tha
striking shne1nnkera anl tho employers at Fnl-
10y & Cn.'a mnnufAetory. Tho firm had taken
tho chanccs at q strtke Into consideration. and
for several weeks prior tn the introduction ot
the objectionable niachinery hud been working
up. The i,rut tlo hut ubteut to tho employment
nf crlspl"s, but c!ai9s tho right tg r'a7.'ata
prloes themselves, nna not hnv0 this don9 ~
c,!rcsf, md wurk IL Ks,!ug III as us.tnt.
NEW r0MK, MAn.h l.-ThG National Assembly
rooms on West FNrt y-E0urth street wGrr de1.sely
crowded tt,-.'ay l,y llcnrlv 4.uO .p!ano.naknrs.
who al1I Interested IN the Xreat "l0ck .out" or.
tlrreu by tho Now Ynrl1 TtaliO-3 3tunufac
Association for t,-mnrrow lnoru!ng. Offers ut
l.Uc!niary nss!stanco wera received from sartouH
tr1tes- llltt',H, Aild thO strikers say they will ha
nhlp IL hpl,l nit fpr Il yr.r II nc4Gssury. ltcso-
lutE0ns weFo ndnrttsl DECLARING tho Mctlon Ut Alt
itinutAet.lrors III clnsnK their factories ~ most
unjust tabe. II waa ilisu ruAolypl to hold out
until tho.r terms wore s4,inplind with.
, 1880-03-15
Particulars Of The Flagrant Outrage
Perpetrated On the Florida
Republicans.
Miss Raymond insists that Ben
Hill Is the child's
Father.
Little Donbt About tic Outcome Of tho
Donnclly .Washburn Election
Inquiry.


1kc1A ~ HAxA11@s
G1uf.n AND 1tUNTINdTt,LB MO ion.
6pxttaf Dspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, p. c., Mnrch t.-The inquiry
about to bD instituted by tho Eonnto Judiciary
Committee into a cohtrnct recently entered Into
by tho Union and Ccntrnl Pacific llnilwayB on
tho ono plrt, and tho pAci91o Mall Steamship
Company OIL tho nttior, will probably lend to d.
s'al0pnents which Will Fhow that McesfH. JAY
Gould and c. y. Huntington hnve succeeded In
obtlttnlng full control nj tho freight and .pas-
st1,Kcr tFstdo between SIN Frnncsco md ChEna
md Jnpnn, as we'll as destroying all co,upetttlon
With thcir respective roatls between New York
and Sun Francisco. 1t Ia Understood TINT tho
evidence to DO submitted to the Committee will
establish tho fact that tho payment Of $4,000
per month In tho shape Of Il aubsfdy to tho
Pacific Mnil Steamship Company Is tho lcast inl-
pnrtant fcaturo Of the transaction. 1t scofus
that lit order to complete the power Ut
THE RAILROAD AoNofNLv,
Gould and Huntington. acting for tho Oriental
& Occidental Steamship Compuny, which l1as
two atenmcra nlso plying between gnn Francisco
and ChinN mud JArnn. and ia the competitor of
tho rRcttlc Mnf for tratfe with thoso couatrtcs,
hnvc bought tho two atcltners and frnichlscs Of
tho Fac!ac Mnfl Company belonging 10 tho China
HUG, nKreclug to pay m nggrcgnte Of 5000
in 1nonthly installsnents Of 100000. This cntiro
trndo between Chnu aud Japnr and Enu Fran
cisco rnsscs tt,to tho contrut of iii inside cor
porntton Of tho unIon and Central PaclHu llaIl-
road Companies, a1ll cntllinos tho business Of
tho Pnclilu Null Company to tho cnrrying of
freight md passengers botvccn New York and
san francisco. Tho control It tho Chin tr1.tlo
wis the maln object of tho rnirolld cosnblun-
ton. md In ortlcr to hecuro this tho pay1nc,lt of
tho subsidy Of $4,000 per month to tho PaoItlo
Mail Steamship Company Was q condition pro-
ccdcnt.
ny THIS hi,n4Enrugrr ::
, 1880-03-15

LONDON. March IA dispatch from Parfa
says TINT, In spite Of sotn! s1cttaIs, It Is
clear tho Cabinet Ia divided nit Article Of tho
Ferry Education bill. 4 modification of tho
Cabinet Is worry probable.
MAITIAL LAW.
It Is scmi-otllolnlly given out that It may b0
necessary for tho French Ministry TO nsk tho
Chambers to proclaim martial law In order to
suppress political disturbances.
RADICALS ELgcrED,
pAHIR, March 1l.-An election to NIL two va
cAnclcs In the Senate. held at Lyons, rusiltod In
the rcturr Ut Melluud and Valilsr. lladicals.
, 1880-03-15

LONDON, Mnrct, IA dispatch from Cnbnl
Rays tho Honesal aspect OF aNAtra therc Is hope
ful. No hostile gathertng is known to exist Ia
Rny quarter, and tho approaching agricultural
season Is likely 10 leave tho people llttlo leisure
for WIZ.
The latcst accounts from Ghuxnce Indicate
strung likelihood TINT Mnhou,ctl Jan Will sub-
NIT, and that tho puppet Moosa Khan VIII 10 re-
khan makes IN eig1t.
The trcops at Cabul will bo reinforced by four
regiments Of native infantry.
, 1880-03-15

6psetal Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tttbans,
WAsu1xOroAt u. G., Mnrch ll.-1t Ia sutd that
Mr. Eat1s And his eabAl confidently expect to got
a Kl,anlntce MI ,uU0 worth Ut lontls for his
ship railway, whtlo tho Elcarngua party nro
suro Of $4,000 0uO fnr thatr cAtMl pruJect, and
the De Itessepa synllrnto are e,ilHlly RAnYuEne
Ot mRkinx millions ir0m tho tiuctuutluns In
tholr own schemes, Tho stock brokers will rcap
u Rich huryrst pts tho margins by othosa sown,
and nn canal viii bo built, ut losst in our t.uy
and generation.
TIE TAntFp.
Some OF tho Democrats arc becoming very
restly0 at tho action Of tho Ways and NcnnA
Committee OIL tho tarItF. Tho SutRtdy Gazett4
tliourbon orga1n this morning says.
The falliro III Congress- tn takg tho tarlH of PIG
per ami A; materials necessary to fs lIlu,ltlfAcf
ure Will array the entirD press nf tho countTy
pcr-Iniii. fhe refusal of tho Wass and Mesils
to- apon the tass f It 't ts sessio I r.. u u
people.
ADJOURNMENT.
II preoedcnts have anything to do with q long
sedsion, thesu ts lttto prospect that tho preaent
session can oo Terminated before July. A p1r-
soil who has taken tho trouble to look over tho
duties Of adjournment says that tho Eccord
shows that III no Presidential year yince 1Bse ha4
ConKrcss adjourned bcsoEo Juno, ana thnt most
frequently IN auch years It haA remained ln ses-
sion uutit July or Augusl. Tho session Ut 161t
WIS pFok,ngc1 untIl Aug. u.
ADAMS IN LUCK.
tits reported TINT Gen. Chuflcs Adams, who
now hol1s commission ~ Special Agent ct tho
~ 10 Tse Tse
IL 10 he rewarded fur hls services with u faru!Ep
appnintu,cnt., Adams friends, eay that tho
ton that w,aA vacant thut ho desired. 1t ID ru-
ported that he has chosen tho mlsslou u BOLIVIA.
, 1880-03-15
SPAIN.


cL0sKt UNION WITH THE COLONIES.
3iAD1ttu, March la.-Sovcral Cuban members
Of tho cortca have put forward u pruposal tu os-
tlblsh nntlpnA! sHI0ty tU prnuloto reforms III
tho GpNnlsh cn!ontea upon u bnss 0f liberty anal
Justice. III urtcr ~ draw clusGr tho bonds uniting
thGeotonles to tho tnttl,pr country,
, 1880-03-15

Russians in rnco and religion. Thd Hiavs b 6avo i've
nnt sao position In Austria to whrh they arc en-
wunt not rcwnrr! the destroyer Of Bntuk. Tho
s cnrs = ns, g. " nsG ,.a 1ted oSt
Of Prince bismarck who il facing mot tiln it,,ss
Gin Of the lionnnotls, but Russia with the nf,-
fhafana temporarily nj pcrfhnrtcntty superseded.
WHAT 1"1<Doa or .rT axpx x1asSR wt5'1 ENGLAND prD
r4nts; ;.ss a5c scsdh lM made great
eues fsrs @nns @ c e defenc iea.sso tbs on ns tho
mEereia Er treaty Of lEo with I;na'anl, and showed
Ensra hnw slor1n'4.s were the advantngcs had con-
il re hcs. y .hs G9x1fs G%ss fxsaif lit f!i J.
fp . III ot m fS @ TIT trst pnwrf The
prsjM'tcS axairst Il wns too srcat. fly re-.
ssse sEass t. IT, 9, . ri. Eafc Il 81 @
!t,!;o. !fen It. was tten under Az rte,ms Il ~
S51;n. :! lie srceta'ea Ss aso 'ee TO- hs'a ia'a
S Il @ Hs e. &c sssgu ssTs r
5as ie s o Ct FfS Ffo% 3 5e rnss
If rax nater!als The % Protetionist C S ppopeaa1a
wo.il.i ho sa!d. be the ruin Of tho comrncfco of
0ntnhetta, In bis cnpacsy rs President, paid him
oaesa,, compliment on tho Interest Of hts great
1xp1As FINANCES IMPROVED.
LoHnnH. Narch 1.-Tho Indian Government is
vcEy lucky: slr. Jphn Strnchcy prcsented his
arc Utterly puzzled by t tic systsm Of IT prescnting
st| fss'| asssas;; Y is ~ 81: ss1
lion sketch estInnto" of 'ao.si rho totai 1cs1t,
hho9sT,eysF, h9s, , Is th4t thu Government. by swing
to oss ." by rn!S ""fks cn ad E
a9d rexena5 hy &so%a. aid tbs sait i'* reserio @
f,f
, 1880-03-15

AtOLE HILf4 NOT do.
LONDON, harch H.-Tlie Slnrtsmar, snyb: So
long II price As 100 to ] being forthcoming against
Parolo fur the f.tncotnshtru IIandlcAp, bis tlt,-
seneo Tor the event IlllAy to ctlnte! uposl rs
Jockey Ut llacida.
DEAD,
Henry 0'NoI, tho historical painter, ts dead.
, 1880-03-15

N. tnd!nRton. r. ". 1tnrvoy. Thomas O'conno11, c.
TeRtmcJor Sur, and uthurs.
GENTLEMEN; Ind long alncc detoTu1!ncd not 10
become candidate for re-eaectl0n to tho Eity Coun.
ell. and hareso expressed nyself to all who hAse
sroken to mo On the Bubject. Numerous committees
Of gentlemen. composed IT h11 ahndes Of politics,
have waited upon nnd urged to bccosnp such
didnte, to all OF whom hnvo Invariably rca4Hndoi
MI. am now mot with your exceedingly complt-
mcnihsy petit!on signed by hundreds of tho most
influential citizens and 0lNtnGae mun IN the uar.t,
among whbm EecoKnixn many old frionda and noIKh-
b0rs. aekinx me 10 nccept MI independent nomtnn-
ton. and pledRrK mn their hearty support sin.
cof0y think yau. gentlemen, for this renewed ~
sufance ut your confidence. mad, while mn still Of
tho opln.dn that ought not 10 rock ro-otecton.
cannot overlook The fnct that those who max II nyo
those who In time lnsk whcn souEht Tho ot1cc.
my most en.ncst and dovood friends. l theruforu
say u Jou IT, h r0uE nplnlor, my election would DO
for tho hest nterests OF tho wari, will bo your
ddntot and. In tho osent OF M5 election. will In tho
future ~ hare In tho past nsouJ best nndonvnrs 10
represent yuu In tho City Council. honestly md tntcl-
1txently. ilqspcctfni!y.
CHICAGO, Mhfrt, IL. tHq1
, 1880-03-15
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1880.

$50.
logota Dee. f. 1si9, and ratified hy i,nth t;oy-
iatttl. atntttiR other things:
"Thnt tho c!llzens, ycpsnls, and rncrchnndtsn
of thg Uniteti Hiahs shaIl enjoy IN Tho isvrt4 II
t!errttory kencra!ly t'i"!n.inatcI the lHthmus u
the tn,intsory 1T co.tn l,ic,,. irn,nunItrt con.
ccrninx c,,,n.nerce and i,AyIuatiof, which nrn
txe. n sS szot Ss.s. 10 s nyea H n
that this equality If fnyors shnil be 'nne to OK
te ~ ae sac Hn r. ,scf a
"ti,cr. Tho Government 81 NV nr1.na.is
"tc sots ss st s liz 9s Of # xss sS
"r tn.n.lt ncrsw. tho i.hsn,'s Of i'aunni,
Mon any modes ..s # comn'unic"tion TINT
eminent Jul sItIzens 81 ito Unte:1 x.ates. !.
that ~ other tolls reharYs s!,nil lc syict upon
issied uni, and colecte; trnn tho dSnaa.iian
o ans I sicaspE q esas ~ o
other: n either direction. for Tho purpose q cx.
E. lisSis i, ~ ''y ' ,i'p"rt t a',iles wha,eycr' r' m
Thu United Stntea Kuat1tntce New 0r.nata BY
!ne aS
esnal eoe@an'estior,. ehoad Il Il Il 10 ssesnpiisheS
u s 10 5t T'e S sstc. ' G eaiird III ION On
to ctf.s!!cr and cnforcn " RuArnntco."
so,a. ~ ise nGiosn y. % ses'os sers " Ta t
ous then Ministers u EnglM!d and FHnce, IN
alnvn 1,,ntt L. aH ~ ~, ~" ,s ho,,. thnt thn
sto enart,n"nt M oehaI ha rntr 'nG tnfn1tIon III
M tho si,,niau e1tedernt9 1 TINT t safsty r
i2rcs f and that NJ. M ilsi,an thesefors Invoked
,rn,t mW t. " @ w sir"
tioms u S,.su rd tt,ortft,r.. .ss MI ,'.tnrs
onta ss " ~ .s,ns. I M ,,,'i, ~. tr,
fiuin1 stats IN s,nrni,.r;t,u tn ssfctr nf tbo
tratssis nT;yllcxess aud Tic n,,thur!ty M ! Of lie lie
iccts' '4an >ouAso''l''on' VI o''uef u 'o''' oD'
'I Thc nr,t,,b f,ovcr,,ncrt tn,,m,,et, ia ,c0,t.
@ ness'scs 't'i ss%t %isht 1 10 ousht a T.
n.ks suoa tho t'anst privileges secured by the
:. Thu French Minister, IT nppearS, coneitlcred
tho communicution n addrcAstsl to Ar. nayton
the United states 0evernn,ont snoHld.i'nde5 the
;S is Ss %s,;s; ss 4, SSt ,,;ss
tior1. Us tho ra.iread tal not been disturbed:
TINT II tho railrcad WAX about to 10 destroyed,
sts sS wsa u NC .s it improper for tho United
yocrctary Eyarts then rcsers to tho treaty
between o United stn'es and a,cat rsai
which WIS executed In ls5o. liz .ays:
The necessity for thia tecaty having arisen
ne sa 9a 9 ss n II u5eSt
tic United Suites would over obtain Or mNlntai9,
through thc territory Of Ccntral America. nor
obtnin any unequal advantages in rc+snr!i To COM
, 1880-03-15

FOR SALE,
Steam. Yacht "Yedette" for Sale.

aste 'sa1o1Snefs:ixesa g m stee!n "ve:
H. o9 Sn the 5aIt'sa' IN June, le1s {! tgns n
H:a@ aia. cd asa - - sSsa IL fsst cspass
ans SSvAI-an4kcras tn4t NAlet-tAMk4 ota HUI Rai.
sna 11sA clear trapi AtSGn 70 stet,i buef Ut steel
posaasa saioa' eaashy, lnH Ka!lonsi staa pressure
saIssnse,., Tsss: !sst .na slaeh :aci .tssks
~ ~ !urNsr for tatslnG anchnrs, wnrpinX.
ss1pssa' s' ~ 81 kai.Aa,ieal sul q Ta
on son n1"asn g. eats and NV elalllc lfsat hung
- as ~ 81 r1 is:ixs,i spcea ID ass
nnT 1aFhs y t1ls rata O9 spse.i With lluwvt
TIT: 1ans with natural Intfa, N kuls 4lMyt tho
Z seKant!y furnished il Eal.1E aud
Ssshtt a1a VIA sseIy cD4yenle1,cs of Grst-CIasA
konsa stsges M 1c* throuxhop,; buffers ,antry, lce-
Nfus. heS f9!ft9etntof: Df tha ntss appruEet pat
rsasas n5t a2t r. ta eua water; thres sasr
sisa. Ssat pasSa9 l. ns5S :LauSRsTy Hs.h hs.!as rh
S.ss It trsa H. fi@n. i saIpJ u sn x... md stsd
bssI a esee: ss1ndx and funn!nx rix9inx Of tas
st.S,ed Nv u oknstleDt condition. The y1Ght car bu
Ia is L. 4, u III can bs made !eadF for cIl!es
q Eo.aSa15!to HS1! 70 e s4i;itess ths vrne? = rliOEsix
f..k9 &lu b. cent Upon apHlit11iIun
, 1880-03-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New Yoax, March lA-Arr1vSl. Victoria and
Adirondack, from London, AneytQuc. from
HnvrDi Neokur, frOn, urunan.
LoNnox, March A.-Steamships City OF MoRs
trcul aud Lctsing hayo arrived out
, 1880-03-15

NEW fNNR. MAF1h I4,-ThQ 1F7NN16 fO-MOFINW
will doyoto more than pago to mining inta)ll-
Kcilcu received Ut answer 10 cIroulEt sent tn all
iMInlng companies in tho United StAteA aakln4
1Dr nhcJal information under tWenty -one differ.
cut heads, -, \.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-27
HANCOCK. BROOKE AND OHIO.


RpubIIcan Senatorial Conference called
for October ed-Aiso a judicial Confer
ence.
The Republican conference committees
Of Hancock, Brooke and Ohio counties
the counties comprising this Senatorial
district-are called to meet at Wellsburg,
Brooke county, on Saturday, October I'd,
at loA. NJ, to nominate candidate for the
Senate.
Also the same counties, being those in
teresled in the nomination Of Judge Tor
this Judicial circuit, are likewise requested
to send delegates to said conference, to
confer in regard to the selection OF a can.
didate for Judge Of this circuit: