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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-13

Rev Il. r. l.. GAUSS, Gaiens. nIs.S whses-
pains in the email OF the back and region o. me
Eidnevs which was moet excruciating and at times
almost nsufferabe. Doctoring orougnt no Isu ~.
climate Of nv youth. In Germany and switzerland,
eminent physicians, after close examinatoos, DC
earcd my suferngs to arise from asssss Of good
fwss' however. benefited by tho climate and con:
eeaucntiy returned. No sooner had been psck mo
resumed my pastoral work, when the oid esow
AGAIN 80 intense as 10 make life burden A lev
n,ouths ago camc in possession o. one OF pays
Kdnev Pads. nut II on, and the effects were truly
wonderful The pains q enso g ,sw ss sons ana Ss
can be no doubt that am entirely cured, as write
fhis some weeks after its use ana am strong nna iook
again the very picture % nes s,ad ar,v nv truth ana
arstitpSe Indeed, consider the Day Kidney PsdC Co
dod,s aSsrts and great benefactors OF mankind may
ali the Suffering DO helped as have 0oen " my car
CHAs DAVIS, I24 Myrtle street Boston
at havo now used DAYS KIDNEY PAD thirty dsy,,
and IL has dono me more good than any 'emeoy !
LAnTMopE a. DEAN, prussiss., Niles. Mich.
having large eaJc and gives better general sanmao
ton than any remedy We ever sold"
CAaPER WEITzEL. policeman, Lsnsssser.
s.n hay: sUs sss sr ~.ss Ifss sSs Pa
b' s., snsG s hsS: Decatur, Pad
!: doing great s cs,. ssEs sells every a'' 'no
pd sSs :ss receipt Ss S5ss 3 iSs
e es, Sao Pad Ss1rs iis was s saved giving
tory Of this new discovery, and sfgs rev0'u a
S:: i,RssisS sy,s2 "a Ssb &c Gov VIE TcsGEeo
gAu Jun. noy Pads now ssskng sale on y on our
DC ne y S , 70 wsl o seSsq.
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Kaoka at Wheeler's.

Get your plumbing done at Hamil
tons.
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Circuit Court for this county
commences on Tuesday next.
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Fred s. Goodrich and c. l.. Kim
ball have gone TO Battle Creek
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where their wives are being treated
at the Health Institute.
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Mrs. Tumim returned home from
the east last week.
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A span Of horses for sale. Enquire Of
o. Mather.
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The damp weather and chilling winds Of the
approaching season subjects all to exposure, no
matter how healthy VIC are none the less suscep-
tible to an attack of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Pleurisy, Splitting Of Blood, Catarrh Of the head
which If not promptly attended TO ends in Con-
sumption.
Towns Bronchial Syrup is positive cVrs. With
but the nominal cost OF 70 cents you procure this
truly sovereign remedy.
Bronchial Syrup is guaranteed by all druggists
and dealers in medicine TO give entire satisfaction.
Try il and be convinced OF its real merit.
Marceaus Liver and Anti Bilious compound
cures all Liver and Bilious diseases, purifes the
blood. equalizes the circulation and restores to
perfect health the enfeebled system.
FARRAND, WILLIAMS n Co,
Agents, Detroit.
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Kaoka at Wheeler's.

Tinware Of every description at Ham
ilton'a
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TT. Huron Il North.
western liz. IL.
RE-OPENED.

We wish TO announce that the old reliable Al
hanhra Dollar Store, has been Te-opened at the
old number, 80 Woodward avenue, Detroit A
cordial invitation is extended to all to look
through and examine our new and elegant stock.
New novelties received daily. 476w1e
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Husband-Here on my Bonded knees
declare that the Bay City Boot and Shoe
Store is the only one In town that can
have any of my money, and If you don't
go there TO buy your goods, you will
have to wear old shoes.
Wife-Don't get excited, l know all
about It, for was there to-day, and they
have some of the handsomest shoes |
ever saw; we will 90 there tomorrow
and you must purchase fine pair, for
these begin to look bad.
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Kaoka at Wheeler's.
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GEo. Z. AIKEN q Co.'S

UFsU. y. AIhE 70 VUs
Cheap Cash Store, Opera House
Block. Custom work to order. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. 478
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ilton's
, 1880-03-24
MINNESOTA.



THE nEMoouATIc sTATg CONVENTION FIXED
Nlt,N.
3psetft psrdsth h The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PArt. atinn., March GA meeting OF tho
Dcmncrusio atnto Central COMMITTEES WIS hold
In this ctty to-tfay. 4 Gull WIS Issued n,rulnt-
Ing Thursday, tho 20th dny Of Mny, rs tho ttTo
and st. Paul rs tho place for hot,ling the State
Democratic Convention 10 select tol Delegates
tn represent the nomocr.loy ot tho stnte In tho
National Denlocrntic Convention, md also to
consider tho question III abolithing tho tsEf-
thtrts r,tie IT National Conventions. All ncn-
oornta. Conservatives, and uther citizens Of tho
Htatc. Irrespective Of rAst poltlcnl Rssoctntions
or iulluenccs, who Mso wlt!ng to act with tho
party. arn invited to send delegates. This fndl-
Gates TINT tho hursl-moNcy sr.1anl Of tho Min
nre willing to untte with tho flrrcnbackcrs
nEatn. Tho nrrnrtfunUcNt. na Mfoptctt. will
ninko tho Convention number nj 1clt1atcs
Your corrcspon.!nnt IItrrrtnwca tfq ,,1 momGfa a
result WIS by
NO MEANS SATISFACTORY.
Ono rrctoned to bo earnestly ynrrntlt,lsfastlcalty
tn fnyor nf nnytotly: a'l seemed to holh the
candMto: two wcro Tlhtcn man, becu,lse they
eiHsfs eisetan tic @ last l' tne, aid jastea 70. r.
nhio thGt he 'hn art ays sov,'n ner t roT
thci1sht Seymour couIi curry. New York, while
It wns doubtful II 'r!lden co,l!i hnr,nontzc tho
strong lIlncock ulns, wllilo nnnther Is for my
nun hut TiltIen. In brief. this Is tho why tho
Gcntr,l Co1nn,ittco stands o. tfo rresii'aancy: i'
For 1ior"to M ey1nlr foF r sane IT., 4 Tldc ,de
win, 8; nn chtacn..; anybody but Tilder, u;
don't euro d-h, |.
, 1880-03-24


ITAnuisnun0, Pm, Afnrch G1-Thc Grcenhack
Stato Convention Ia being held to-,lay In tho
House of Representatives. rlaumcr, OF Craw-
ford County, Is Temporary Chairman.
Upon rcnssembfng, II resolution providing for
tho selection BY tho Convention Of Electors at
lurgo was a1uptct1. '.'.
The resolutions adoptod rcgnrti nationality,
currency reform, md tho rights OF tabor us ono
and inseparnb!c: declare tho United states ahRll
issue all tho currency, gold and silver, md pm
por, all to DO FREQ lcgaltenlcr for all purposes,
public and private, nt,d TINT thoro shall bo no
banks Of isslto, State or Nntonnl: extenti pnrty
sympathy and acttvo cooperation to tho work.
fng1nen Of Calfornia III tl,elr Efforts to CONDUIT
thooviIs Of Chinese choap-Iator, md declare full
restitution should ho mado tho soldiers for
tho depreciation OF money IN which tiloy soro
paid: favor n regulation OF i1lter-stntc onNl-
merge hy Congress-, md tho n,4i,ltc;1I1oo Of II
The Convention then elected Delegates ut
i. T. Dewcs. SehMylkt.l County. WIS nominated
for Supresno Judge, and A. s. Robert, OF Craw-
f0rtl County, far Auditor General,
Tho Convention tndoesctl fIendrfck II. Wright,
Congressman fr1m Luzerle, for nomination for
President, md adjourned elno die.
Foit rfIpRv.
prTTsBuH1, Tn., March .3.-Tho Democratic
County Convention to ghnnse Delegates to tho
etAto Convention ut Harrisburg. mot to-duy and
clcctcd Tldcp delegation ot eighteen
, 1880-03-24
CINCINNATI.

THAT urrT LIKELY TO LOSE THE DEMooRArt0
CONTENTION.
Special psrnteh 10 Ths Chicago 1r1bnns.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. March GA curious dill
Guilty hns nrisen over The arrangements for tho
Democratic Convention at Clnolnnatl. It scoins
TINT tho authorities havo rofuscd TO allow poles
to BIO erected along the streets lead!ng to tho
blus'o-lIall, which ara necessary to Eiyo proper
telcgrlphlo faollltlcs to the press and toot1cors
Of tho Convention aud Its delegntes. This state
Of affairs was reported fov dnyB nlncc by tho
Manager OF Tho Western Union Telegraph COIN
rnny in Cincinnati to tho General Manager II.
Now York, and also by tho Cincinnati Agent Of
tho Associated Prces to tho uenoral Agent In
Now York. both these gentlemen in thoir re-
ports suited that 1t Wouta bu impossible,
UNDER THIS ACTION
ct tho city authorities, to do the press-work for
the Convcntiun. These Iettera wero referred to
Mr.. 1!nruum, Of the Executive Committee OF
tho National Democratic Com,nittee. ald tho
locil Committee iii Cincinnati hns hcon notified
tn-tlay TINT unless tho city authorities rovoko
this prslur 50 as to allow tho Telegraph Company
evcry fNoility for constructing such lines TO tho
sluetc- lall as It Thinks neccAsaEy to do the wnrk
of tha Convention. TINT a call will t,e Immediate
~ Issued for II nnotinY nf tho full CofhMitteo to
select hnothor city for tho ntcotinE OF tho Con.
yentloa. Tho Executive Com1nittce will mot
wait long fur reply, and tts sncn.hoEa arc dia-
posed to Act III a summary manner.
, 1880-03-24
pnrnctl's Return Considered rs
I'LL Injury to the Lib
crn1 Cause.
A Crusade Against tho Jesuits to Be
1naugurated in France.
Important Pnpal Concession Under tic
German Ecclesiastical Laws.
The Agricultural Situation in England
Reported as Quite Promising
GREAT BRITAIN.

KSIOttrEn.
LoHpoN, Mnrch S}.-Thco1oro Martin, who has
lust completed tho ltfo of tho prince Consort,
hus been knightcd b. tho Queen, and also ,nntlo
n Knight Commander OF tho Dath.
nsrnEsnnN or TRADE.
In tho House nj Lords lust night tho Dixie of
Rutland, Conservative. cnllcd attention tn tho
depression Of traticand agriculture. Lord f}en-
constlcl contcnslcd Tint tho revival nf tralo wns
general, md ha believed It wonld last. To insist
OIL reciprocity by othor countries, hc sntd, would
ho impossible now. We hntt partch with nur I'M
port duties. Tho prcsent stato Of things, Lord
l!cnconslicld eatH, WIS brought about by a stlc-
cession Of bud harvcsts.
CtOss EnEcrEp.
ny command Of the Queen, Stone oross has
been erected on tho spot whore tho rrluce I'M
rerlnl lost his lIfo III Z,lluand.
CERTIFICATE 1IEruRHED.
Tho Admiralty has rotrrr1ul tho certificate to
Capt 1oHos. commanding tho Arizona at tho
tlmp sho ran into NIL iceberg
nEcisIos coHFfnMED.
caton of tho Court of APi'on!s in tho cnso uf
Wilson aEnInst Church. restortns to tho bond
OF tho siAdura and Mainoro Hallway.
Walter, ono Of tho principal prnmotcrs Of the
Krcnt. turf frinds, has heon sentenced to twrrty
banks.
TIE roI1rroA1 CAMPAIGN.
at Conservative meeting hcis1 In Hackney to-
| t1ny Sir 8tAffortl Northcnto severely enildDnicd
Gladstone for uetng offensive lananaHo tawart!s
Austria: Tic read dispatch from Sir g. II. FL
tcrlny, atnting TINT baron won Hnytnerle, Mlnis-
| ter Of FogeiXn Affairs, desires to .dsavpw tho
lanE,lage, attributed ia tho Emperor by Gtai
Stone. Glmlshsne, tn a rccent speech, aaId tho
/ Emperor had called him = poetent follow.
Tho meeting Ct wa twnE M t% t9
| Nurthcnto was Obliged to hsing bis speech to IL
| speedy closo on account Of tho disturbance.
DISABLED STEAMER.
LONDON, March .3.-The steamer Mantrcnl, at
! Liverpool to-day from Now Orlonns, brought
the malls and two passengers Of the steamer p.
Il, VIII st. Johns. N. r.. fur Antwerp, whloh lost
hpr propeller, md Is proceeding Under cnnras.
LONDON, March @i-KGnclon Henry Dlgby, tho
author, Ia dr1u
, 1880-03-24
Likelihood that: the Democratic
Convention May Be Taken
from Cincinnati,
The Officials of That Village Being
Opposed to Facilitating the
Business.
The Minnesota Democrats Fix upon
1lny 20 for Their State Con.
vcntion.
Chairman 0onger, Of Ohio. Explains His
Recent Correspondence with
Sherman.


y HATIOHAl4 HOfE4ENIs
Spsetdt Uttpatfh to The Chtedqo Tr;hunS,
ST. Louis, No.. March :<}.-A meuting Of 1oad-
Ing nnttthlrl. term iepublIcansof this city. pre-
sted over by ex-senator Henderson, WIS held
Mt tho Lnc1edc Hotel Tonight, at which 1t wns
decided to give tho anti thrsl-tcrru moycrnont n
national organization II possible. a committee
WIS appoInsed to draft n Gull for a National
Anti -Third-Tcru Convention To nsson,be
IN this city in about twcnty days
from now. Tic proceedings Of tho meeting wcrc
sccrOt, but tho n1,ore statement e1abodlcs the
9ist Of It's work. Among those present md active
IN the movement. lit addition to ex-senator
Henderson, werc Emil Prcotorious. editor OF the
1ycstltcIe I'ost, 4. d. Hitchcock, F. +. Sh!plcy,
Fred Lcdcrgerbcr, ind others equally prunni-
neut. Tho news OF the movement getting
abroad tonight, despite tho precautions Of
thoso Mt tho meeting, h1s cFcnted something OF
a sensation. ..-...
AxT1-FtlLET.
a special to Tho Times from Jefferson City
says: In pursuance to the call OF George u.
Shields, tho rcocntiy-deposcd Chairman OF tho
TINT Committee md two Proxies tnct thorc to-
isepub.leans '' u Ml.soiri % whioh II o % WIS autors
led to have published. II 1t @ he sevoTc-
Fe.cns a,"'ts essyan ssnssy H. Essss sas CON-. sRe
the remnvnl Of h!tnsclf ns Chairman a inro-
publican and untMst. 10 says that because be-
With vii pr pro1es ] an beai @ Ai N. liz called a. good
Republicans to elect dclc9ntca to tho bedalia
Convention and dofont ttiloy and bis schosnes.
Tho special further gtAtcs that n!ernbers OF
Grant, bit viii support The nominee of tic Ma
tDn4l Convention,
, 1880-03-24
LICENSED To ORGANIZE.

EAg{asu 1YWHH19
SrnINurlkE.u, H., March &,-The Secretary OF
Bsate Issued !lcense IN OrRanizo to tho follow
Ing proposed corporations. The Potter Bchoon-
hofcn brewing Company, Chioagos capital,
$4,000: corporltuEs, Peter 8ehoonhofcn. Curl
flruhl. Joseph Thcurcr. The o. i ". Guthrie
Ice Company. Chicago; capital, $4,000; COR
poratoes, Ossian Guthrie, Wardell Guthrie,
rhasiua II. Btebbns. The Great Halt Lake Iun-
nei ND Miu!ng Company. ChicAgo;., capit!l,
Noberta, William =. Everett. Thu Con nftftbnnr
md Idker Publishing Company. Ut ChicMHa;
napttal, 900; corporatora. J. Thompson Gile,
b. ]. bradbury, John Dietrich.
, 1880-03-24
SENATOR BALDWIN INTERVIEWED.

DErROLT, Mich, siurch .3.-9enat0r IhiaWln
returned from Washington M lying trip at a
late hour Tonight, and In an interview atatcd
that, In his ohinion, Judge Christlancy and blu
vito arc both To hlaluu. but not guilty OF crimt-
J,l.sIty to tilrt and hOr husband 6cIn8 old n1ld
Of di1er,,nt tAatcs, II mutual dislike SprnflH up.
Snnntor laldwin thinks tho Delrult l}rldKp bill
friends maslo grave mistake tn nssatniu8 tho
Offensive.
CoAucr1,!ng the Fsusldnnoy ho reports tho
Atrpngcst sentiment Ia Washington III f4yur OF
Ulninc.
lIe snys President ANGEL, OF Michigan Univer.
sion. -.
, 1880-03-24

rlTTsnuna, btatrh .3.-!The Telegraph this
afternoon has n carvfuly-pruparcl article on
tho status Of the Iron trade, written by gentle
man thoroughly posted. It says it is useless "a
duny what is an oyidsnt faot. th,lt tho hoavy
orders and aales Of tho Inst hull Ut December
and tho first three weeks of jAl,lury have fallen
III. This ean bo Inscribed 10 two culses. both ot
WhiCl. uru Temporary. The tirat wllA tho falling
oil IT trnllIux IN tho Inst If Drcotnber n.ad tho
first at JnnAary. Tho guconl wua tho ssute OF
spring business aru TINT tr,1do viii bo larger III
sululn0 than hah Gyor bocn known, and that tho
price will bu ut lc'tat whit 1t IL ut preacnt.-
for nails, md uentA fur bur- Iron,
, 1880-03-24
FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE,
wHRHfv LxyfHN

LONDON, Mareh :3.-Tho Mur1 La,p Erpress
says: Tho weather has boen cald hut sunny.
spring sowing has prncooiod favorably, and the
agricultural situation may bo regarded promts-
tnx. There has boon an advance Of fully q
shilling in Homegrown wheat both at Mark
Lauo and lutho country. In consequence OF sup
plies having boon unusually small, md nIllors
operating more fEooly. This marked tlmInr-
tlon in supplies Indicates tho low ebb to which
tho rcAcEycs OF last years ecanty crop have
fallen. rather than tho dlstuc.'nauon Of holders
t1 pat WITH ttelr produce: Import. ot foreign
improved demand nt m advance Of sixponco to
shilling pei. quarter.
attho1sh of rotaIl chsrauter, woso numorous ~
Ihcre hos also been
soaE CONTINENTAL INQUIRY,
Exp9rts tns past vs "esas s1seodsd s
night bus been very Significant. ia unnsuH,ly ID.
vor,.e weather for agEiculsurH' would, u 9r,il-
tks ~ eoso as but ansaE ns atlE
tndo of tho American ring Is being watche4Wi
.nann H.
canst 60 fas dstas sSah Whef n aS u wess
eru Europe will caaso rush 10 got III
At the LOWEST PllCEs.
stuua purtIclpatcd in tho improvemcnt.
Malza on ito spot, fa consequence u extreme
as feurE OF excessive Apicrcnn shipments have
subsaed. steAdy TRADE At about preacnt quo.
tAtl0la may bo pxpectGl uutil Anlorica bus dis
pl4cIl o I her wheat.
Arrivals ut ports Ut Gull have he1n moderate.
III consequence Of unreasonable Weuthor and
Adyices Of I0Wot prices from Amerje8, earGoes
barely maintained lAst Mondays advance. Only
two caEK6cs Of mako arrival, which wore hell
aboEo the market value, which was about sas.
\ 9atr nMount OF bua!ucss VIA done Ia wheat
for shipment early In tho week, but tho Krpater
PaEt Ut Inst Mondays advance has Blnca baer
lMt. There WIN EO<Id demand for mAlxe.
salea of English wheat last Hoek, q, ,ad
quarters At As. log per quartor, agaiast 6D,04l
quarters ut 4Q&. III. the corresponding W0ek
lHAt year,
Imports into the unttod Kingdom for the week
ending the lath, TO rMi h1ndre4Hetghta Of wheat
and III t9l8 huuaEodwcights Of aouF.
, 1880-03-24
FRANCE.
WATC5tfN0.

PARIS, March ga comuittco Of Senators
and Deputies Of tho tight will rcrtlain in Paris
during the vacation observing the measures
ndnptcd by tho 0ovcrnnlent aganst the unau-
thorizcd religious congregations.
rEtE n1poH.
There WIS sconc OF excItomont At Trinity
Church willis Pore Dtlon was delivering the lust
Of his J.unton sermons Tho sensatlonal preacher
mado IN intlisoroot niluslon to Le Drapcn,i
nlnno OF tho Wonld-bo Henri Cin1. In
stantly thoro WIS II murInur OF indignation
from tho congregation. and 1t Increased to stlch
MI omtnous extert that tho oco,,pnnt Of tho rnl-
nit bocatno a'nrmed and wtthdrow tho oGfonslvo
phrasc, apologxtng for using It. nldon loavcs
for Romc In n few days, and is likely to pass n
bad aunsscr Of an hour with tho Superior ot his
Order thoro. :, 'tr.. ::
ANoTtEn pEnB.
Dilon's exnmple has stimulated nnothor Of h!s
cloth at punklrk, oue pare Poncho, who became
So asgtesslyo and Extensively political In u
recent sermon that he way A!ssod and booted
out Of tho pulpit, and nlirrowly escaped bodily
Injury at tho hands Of tho infuriatcl congrc-
TIE nELIa1ous QUESTION.
In rcpty to 1ecrs Of tho Right and Extreme
Ioft ngAiust tho Government Tor nut milking
known It's anti-Josnft program, Ld RepMsttri6
tta,Matse. says that those itnpatient of toiay
satisfaction will be given to public opinion on
the subject: 1.-THE question eaunos 10 trItletl
Hlkuf ~ E0ull1lAlaf :. lOI ~ II UILt u AlQ UT
death, not only for the prchont Cabinet, but for
cyery other TINT may succeed it.
NLLR, VAN 1ANpT.
Ambrolse Thomas w1ls 10 chRr7ned with tho
tafnnts Of Mari0 Van Xandt, who lnLdo hor debut
in pnrls lust wcek. that he bus pr0lnlked to wr1tp
M oporn especially for her, which Is to bo copy
rjghtcd In Ancflcia
GRAPEYINEH INJURED.
The extraordinary cold Weathor has severely
Injured tho ErNpeviNes,-aO much 10 TINT 1t IL
fenrcd this ycars crop WILL Hgalit be yery p0Or.
Tho ytncs In Burgundy, moro especially III
Champagne, auQorod unusually.
THE 1EsUlTs.
II is At1tad that 1ocreoa dealing With unnll-
thnrtxGl religious hollGa woro siKtcl at tho Cub
inet council held to-day, but will not appear IN
the official Journal until Aftef Eaator They will
bb proceeded by keport drawn up by II. Lo Pero,
Minister Of tho interior nn4 of Worship. which
WIS unanimously approved by tho Mtplstcfs,
DEAD.
.Admtrn1 Do Kcrtcgu, Senator for Cotcs du
Nort, Is dead. '..-..
plHrIEAaED.
LONDON, MnEoh GA correspondent at Berlin
says 1t is reported Ia wsll-informed circles thoro
that pr!Hco 0tlo1 having 01ntttcd the usual
fAr0wGu yistts III Paris, Gau. CHUNKY tho Frcuch
Ambassador At Ut. Petersburg, has boom 0rtlorud
honlo, md will 0ulY return to 1T. Petersburg on
tho arrival Of tho Russian Ambassador At P4rio.
, 1880-03-24
IRELAND.

rAttHELL At runITN.
DunktN, Naru'l %i.-farnclt nrrivctl yesterday.
To-tlny wna devoted 10 consultation with his
fronls. At a meeting nj tho Homc-Nue
1.cag,lo Tonight it Ia expected parncll will
spcnk more tlefnltIy concerning tho fortitcom.
Ing elections than he was ablo to do at Corls,
after be landed from Tho White star steamer.
TN CONFUSION.
Tho London Times says: "parnclis totcr-
1ninntfn1l that advanced IIonc- fs,llcrs sntl put
ttltnpnelcs 10 oppose tho mnt!crnte 1ln.nc-1l,era
or Liberals WIN tlcclino IT, tnako l1oinc.tsho
81 confusion which iuay bcneat tho Consorva-
tives"
, 1880-03-24
VARIOUS.

HAYTT AND FAN DOMtNNO.
HAVANA, Sinrgh Gl.-11le following intelligence
Ia received via st. ThDutns: III San pominso
ppnco has boon restored uud business Is brisk,
III 1Iaytl 1ill passed imposing duty Ut 10 per
cont on Mcxcnn silver. Thls mcnsuro nlunc
was considered sufficient to ela,iso Il revolution.
Ctndad bolivia, nnh Venezuela had surrendered,
and prcsidcnt 0,.zu,an ulunco agnln hntl
pnci1n control OF tho whola 1tcpubllc. 1lusI-
ness ID stugnnnt, and there is great sctrctty OF
money.
AFUItASESTAN.
CAnu1, 5fNrch 4I,-Itcporta from Turkcstnn
AtNte TINT ,Afgunr regiments have thrown OIL
tho llthnrlty Df tho (fnvernnf. THO action OF
tho ter,0ps seems to 10 c0nncctcd with snme
movement. actual Or expected, OF Abdul Isah-
man Khun.
, 1880-03-24
IN CHICAGO.

THO alaryu from Box 5e2 Mt 200 yesterday nft-
ernoon WIS oatlaed by tho discovery Of t,sc in h
conl shed nt No. Bsl Weat Nineteenth street.
Owned by Inmcs sthak. CauRo Of iro unknown
nanagp, ScS, covered by d policy of $1,000 In tha
Ohio Ut Dnytnn. Vs..
Tho atar,n from Ilox 11} at 1:B5 ycster.luy aft-
nvcnue, owned by j.. u. Ward, and ocolrctl st,
T. saloon and lk'nrtlng. .ho9sc by .FtedefIck
sScn !. ns1ege ne oaY IT, ed|Iy ayge d
tho two, and upon which thoro Is no Insurance.
EMuse, q t3efGctlye 1fl1G.
a atlll nlarin HIyon from tito tower at EnRfno
Company No. 1nt 1:40 this morning WIS caused
by 1ro in tnru In tllo rcar Of No. ZIG Aiilwal,-
kco avrnto. No stn1nngc. The llrU was cecta!u(t
TIM work Of An !nrenbfMry.
, 1880-03-24

CINCINNATI, Mnrch s3.-Tho high winds pro-
yniltng to-day secu to have produced many
fires through tho country. Specials to the
Gazttta toll at tho destruction Of tho residence
OF Mrs, Harriet, at Morning Star, threo mica
southwest Of Franklin, o.: loss, $1,000; iusur'
ance. 81, 100. Tho ressttonco OF Hiram Smith,
OF II. V. Mitchell, Of Zui,oavils o.; loss, $3,5;
injured for 8. 00 IN tho North british Company;
a ontes tf foar 81 81 Fs Fe
Ing County, KY, there boing no ilre department..
Loss, &9,U0
Tho residence OF T. Il. 4. Jotor, four rules
west Of Hrookyille, 1nd. Loss, 94.o19t 10 iusur-
ancb.
Tito residence OF Conrnd Grail, Ho!gnte, o.
Lnaa, {. 900; no Insurance..
The stnr0 and dwelling of Jan,es Patton and
A0votal 1wctilNgs weEo Injured at Helena, Masoa
County, Ky. Loss, &a COOS lnsusancc. Il ,ooos
, 1880-03-24

PNsLAnELPt;1A, pa., Mnsch *3-Patrlok IIayoa
killed bis wifo md then himself to-day. They
lived on Collins strest. Tho wife .lled Ia hfteen
minutes. Hhe WIS shot whlEe washing. Tho
caus0 ID aatA To havo heeu Jealousy, Hayes was
her second husband, and w4s u man pf ytotent
tclHper, Ito sail h9 shot her because shu do
c!uret she intended to get q lnatl to shoot him.
husband, ="