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, 1880-06-22

SOnTHWEsTEisN UNIVERSITY.
Tha kccn,nI stay Of Commencement week
5a,xs,,, ytstrr,,uy In n mast ,lcrt,,tnhln ,nnnncr
;,r ~. .,.,',.I .i,,.. L.. S,,..,. ,. =. ~, .:
rain* anl, except for tho Utmost asllug heat,
tho tlny WAN tns,si prnl,itin,is. AZ mlx,ut N
p',.i,sk H. III. tho s.utouts n,,,mut r,r,,1tv nr,t
f,I,n,ts ~ .h,. I,.ti.',,'..' '... 's "'a
.".,7 ~. ~ '''e .'''Hu'oh " h'slt iuo hummer
~ ~ Kathertfi ut University HILL hnd. led by
frcsEcr4's band. marched. WA CllIcl4o avenue
uni j)Mys strutt. tn ,1cnuln.s' Hall where thu
rlnsu.t1nr ,,,t,,r.Iso. +t,.,, ,.,s, ,rr, a.,,,.,
..'., e;, .Ae'e'hes n+'n I'asc' !ho A'uus,s
ahd alumni occupci Tho two middle
tiers hf seats, and thu graduating Glass
and Prof. H. T. Cuf,.,th.k uni rjr H. M,rt.v .ptx
u,n,n mo Mn, Y,r,, IT. :, IL Io..,, H. p,..I-
,ipt,t ri ii, ,s. t.,1i"d in M n,,.lin. ~ ~ 4 ~
i5 H. n,,, ,,,' ~ ~, H., =.
njtcr Which 1hu u.y. X. T. ststt i"1 in nr,lr rt.r
,t.nt .,rs,s' ~ % n. '' trL, t. L. SMtil
sGk a1 rsts iho cia.s 10 rrtt'innt oliver
in.. 1;,,' i ~ }., @ & t.,st no G!'Iss ~
rrtnrS'aI y, ,inths ~" @ t. ts nHa w ngEst
tfont Wnsa" r.s.'',tt H." ~" H.. s 1 iIana
W. t.i"ss ~" ,",, ,1tt W. u,''' u! m"iaa
i.rn,, t.1r rS,+ th"t h IT,. hi III . srt,. M.
.n,,.t ,,1t,s"nt .ss o ' h,i " ar n,nr i" .3 the s
n,,..rt ~ t."t.t,t.'. tt.. f,1 wv Try
hp,p,, r. K, :" Iii ,t, ~ e., w. 'ss n Merck
tir.n shf, ""tnr,"ts y u tia aS ~. @ ". 1
,rc w x.s,rtu.t ,,.,,,,t, ~ mii t!ass. s, ahrts
IL. IL, tlrsTn:sst .i anf !1au'rn alc:
!" II :, f,rr, ;s I;Ht!ss " 4, ' y. nAsS'
~ t, iinu,fit, = 4 r. ,rks, ~ tfenhnan'
II. jrx&1 n,,m:tn,, i, ~ En SiIt. NJ '' n,r,s' +
.fohn f,,' .'i; i:"nru N,I' r9rItt lIn nt u eMs'
Wirf,Ii!i iio,HS tt,r fn ,, % %Mei'sx' IT, =
, 1880-06-22
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SULPHUR SOAP
The WONDERFUL EFFECTS Of
SULPHUR
In tho Cure of Skin
Disease
Has Attracted Much
Attention of Late
In This Country and in the
Old World.
Physicians Arc Strongly OF the Opinion
that Its Curative Powers In a Large.
and Troublesome Class Of
Skin Diseases
Have Not N1et been Tsl1ly


And TINT Its local use " to bukt aud odo Of
usiA3 It, tor In that way It c'ttuos dreriy III esrntmct
With thu dtsoase. nd Ut lhH shne tInsp Equally
tn cHDt"sl with rho sk!n. wttch IL such wonderful
Rsrcnt t1snt tlo sulphur rubbed 1Iu skin wilt 10
sron IN II fHw hunfs III tue bfcat by brualhIuH s-
F"r uMklnK 1t dark. tnHnlnH \ sntpsurGt us x!!yus.
nnd sn"n t'0rvWsH thu wllou bdy mud tinls cut tic
blend p"ta"ns thnt prduco apd kusl w those aa,h.
sums skin d4ahr* nid than AfId lhure nautr1xeA II
In thu hoI nd dr4irys tik effects III ttIn skin. Al
such tsomHor ns Ecaun,a Tuivr, lluxwtir!, lLltun,
Ar,s. FtnsrIus. !arkuas. rough R,u tsry Acay sk!st
dtseas.a, Rnst a nie befarn ttx ltss snw IN tho
sunshine. !lht tho QuastfUn nstscx, Why can't us0
sulphur nnttn"Ht NJ, nni by iiu HllAns. Hut y.Iu
run uss Hl.ENST HEt.iIlu&s sUAl', which nnt ontr
e1"aars ts *&lM tnt curts .UAr tseases nnd Mt tho
an TINY II III ttAosf pure. and nleu nny tnfl9t
Sup yuu c'1' g9.. u IL runl'y wt,ortul mud vklu-
abse combination of sulphur Ant tl1 penn1lnK uls,
uiak's Thu ekln s"ft md fnl.,nth nsli keeping tho
hAtds fTpu fr'' cTacks aEd chApa, mnd rendering tito
cnIptuxDn fair mud hDautknt It 4hu4Ild hu usA for
clnsnAina lurlnaps, tvrrby preventing nil diseases
OF thu sx MD In tltsinfsctrg chs usu by tho rick
It h4s M elunt. sus lhat vt; ", DlslT"rEATIN" u
printed eAclt tcx0t. mitllult eh nonu |. Eenu.
inu. bn by druggists n.la fAncy .voods 4tsHters u
31c, u cakes Gtc. ssMt by ,all on receipt Ut p.cu
Atd So extra flr zach caka. e. ktlt11@rESTtN, snlo
ErNprtplnr ! Is Ftltpn.Bt., New Turk.
, 1880-06-22
.AMUSENIENTS.


An EnHiai version Ut tim Ct,fntc npprN OF
fsnccnGcn,' by Franz vah auptt:. tho author
Ht !" EnttiIltztt" WIS 1IrstNht NIT At MGViuktr's
list evening by thu Mahn Es'',jnlny. Il,is mr.
EAhixutfDn his bGcn engnyta1 In the presentation
ut III" wnrk Hin'.s TIN 9Th "f April lust, M which
day. an't IN Philadelphia. lts first performance
tHTurret. Tlt. r!ft, t4 cntle'l Il Gut.,tr uters,.
Int II 1nore n'se,nl,ics ptcra ht,utYe.-MckInT.
tH'wustr. that iMeilfnr FrGnt.,y llnvur which
tcrral's i.ic productions M t)ire1lmc ,i,,! IT.
taasf. It Is opera buifo frntn Etr1rIat, Ata,,tl
in'fIt.
The lIhrn..o is decidedly trathy, hit in TINT
ft.pcct 1t dos mt rer II Kreht ttnt from lnust
'lG'ks Ut tho opera" Thc sct:nc Is luhl In
fl""nrc: n'r' i~rateh,, Tho celebrated nutl1or
I'Arrnlo. with Fa'mslta. 4 tlnupI,srr ii tho luke
n r''srtny by 1t ,unrnatmtIu It!,trrin2c. aru tho
tr!hH!inl charlottesville ct,rntc c[cfncnt bling
with their. felnale rt.!atves. H'srtfeet9 u q
ttdIt*c III love With FMmetta. whDul Iietr.' y
k.s np thG i'rv @ l tic nosst *',tn.s%sis II
uslpin4 tho i,au'. ii tho heroine. Tho nst nj il
,n,Gi, r., wak.r a!ly md dramatically. thAn
Thu music 1t :. ipneraccio" Is Of tho samc
styln ~ that nf '' FatinIHa y; hut IN tho newer
"f hs, arH "T e., mhsrs r of tr tnktslS
tlr t11rt between f'fxsdcea' unl ih,auftin. ~
rta,f' hn = l. ,1an !tnrorcs yn'r ntl =; the e,'-
th.rninxns Observation-Disclosures Thy thu why printing
iHt hnsinR lH"Ii invented at TINT tim". tho tMn-
rr M rrss s,i, ys NO.. s @ r.. 1f ur tae
ihn EM!tH.rf' sung aud clsnrus: the cnrcsnflc.
"Mu*t ,.,,,, L,n'rtf" ahd tho lose duet. 'Mnl'cila
3'#,rtrrfn Is rersonatctl hy Miss Jennie VIM
stem, k!H,wn hnre frtir lHr farmer rt.i,tlcttfusI
%'f n. an.! @ w.th IT," oqt:s
4 ,i's s'.'ai! rart u ls.i,n i "tiFoilt.tiri,.
Ntu,,rltr9 Thu. t1r,Iitn Df tf1t. f1ttr7t IL t,nnn
, 1880-06-22


Thcse Two teams arrived in tho city yesterday
morning, III time to Rctn good slny's rest hefnrc
appearing TIT tho field Ibis AFTERNOON. Tho CHI
cnAl@ return with tic a,enrnE and the sp!rtsa of
cotMllercrs, every tnnn Ut tl,om III frst-ciass
alapo physically, and rully psrpnrc, to keep III,
tho staMr.l nr plAy tint Inns curlctl tho tenn,
far tn Tho frtsnt. Tho Troy COLLECTION IN Ike
wisr n Rnal fnr'1s. excepting tho ctel,crs wilt,
nlv I'LL Disabled. Capt. Ferguson teicguphu.!
tur.'l tn Mr. Hubert to try ami llH hin, n
catcher nt.lliE The clubs in ChIeuEo, AElll rutt,
o fllo lrestlIniiutts. WIS Induced ~ MI tue
grounds yestulsny Anl mike tr!ut nt Ills nb-
~ III suppnrt Welch's delivery. tlH l,la llone
some excellent wtlr FOR his own team, MID f,,,,v
prove tU be Just tho Unit Fcrgus0,i Is In 1Icc III.
NATIONALS w. HstTist0llEs.
IhtT1MnRE. Junc .l.-Nntlonnls, t: Dalti-
t1I0rCs, ..
ALnAHSR VI. nOsTOSa.
ALBANY, June 21.-.sibnnys, D.; uostons, 2.
, 1880-06-22
TIL: 1tAvESitIisr HEtlATrt,
Husfftf fj[tNtith IN I1,s f.biAt.,c t,plt,nus


Special f1tspatth Ia Jns Ehteiyo Tribune.
nAvESW,ttr. H., luna @'.-11lr D'1ecrs IL tho
NlssiKalppi vnlluy AnIntuur ls,,wIng Ass,minti,n,
met ut rcpntta headquarters h, stp.lnn this nf.tr-
noon nn r.visr'l the lint Of entries To published
tn Bnsurlay's 'fWnrSE. lhtiio Ju,lInr single Tho
~. Johns 1snwng club, ar New Orlenns. will not
be represented. II. !. narlinHtui. or chci,4,,
has withdrawn lrtnu tho juhinr single. IN thu
junior 'tol,l'fr tho siittlisnn 1.Dnt Club will not
appenr. IN tho jnupr pafr l.ootll anh Killings.
"f Chfcngn, Will n0t row. Fiunk j.
M,ltnfnn1, of New t)rlenns. was rutel mt
NJ Tho junior single lnet. i,eeatIsu hts Club
wis NIT n iiei,ltGr of tho Association ut
Tho tlfln Of aH entry. Tho drawing t,f ppsItln,
fHr tt',Nrr,w's rncc wls pr,,eertletl with, nsltl
tho following positions 0sslgf,,al rl,rll crew III
tl,o or1ler ,nntl, the rst ''ol,'E .luar.* tic at
sax9; in tlio ]mnlnr ftstr, ilix"t,. Siol!nc. 1t.
l'uts, t'!inton. f.ac4 tRlMntl. burlington. Inrcn-
pert: III tho junior single. ttock lslan!. Mn1ine.
t:hlrnRL ~: palll: III thu Ktx-fukrp'l !mlgp rtrr.
vt. !.nls, kehkuk. chfthHn l!llrllnHtun: III tflt,
!ttnlt,r double, Hlvcr,lnlr, UnvcnpUrt. t1tnt,.
j'ei'Fl Thy respective courses Ai1lwn by t,lcfl
crEw nru designated i,y tinYs null,urcs! from
south Il, north md eHch lnAt un tho ct,l,rHu t,lmy
bc known lly tho Co!0r pf Its hDw nnrH. which
must ctirrtsl'u1ld With tho tugs frunn which II
sturts. The fn.n0ns Ilitsst1Ap crew Will nrr!vG
to-E1u,vrs,w tnorsllnx. The nrrunptlnnntB urt,
ccfnpletv Tor hnnt1flg tho lnrgG crowd expected
With3ut Inconvenience.
, 1880-06-22

often soon III legal uoeunlcnta hls catiscl nut
llttl9 discussion. An c1chalyu sAys TINT tho
scGelscl nplnan that SS. " un Atlr1s intlun fur
eyer, not simply fnr sg!licot, but fur tAspo repp-
ttuousnf tho wurA. Tho cnnrt.cricr prcfacns
aud, ln Ike manner wrlts aud memorials Ut
, 1880-06-22
The TELEGRAPH WAR.

HWf{s1 Usaatt& u Ths E1l<ago IFIbuN&
Four WAYNE, lnd., JMnu :l.-A restraining Or
der WIS granted to tho Western Union Tuegruph
Company to-tlny By 1l,t,Ku lawrey. If tho Supp.
rf0r Court, reatralnlnx tho Penllsylvant,l CA,us-
pnny frlll permit thug tho AA!erIcAE Unitn Tclu-
Kraph Company to urrct t,0lGa aud wigu Oh tho
Pennsy!v1nta C0InE,lny's right of way. Thu
tEiAl ID Sot for June ~
, 1880-06-22

The nfth anniversary EXERCISES IF tho North
Division, High School will tNlse plAro Fr,ny nft-
crnonn ut I'D ocloc3s ut McEnrtnfck Hall. Tim
ci,tss atncss will be delivered by l1tsl,np FnI-
lt.wa: Aftrr tho nddrcs+ will f"llnw tho rrrs-
md OF special scholarship prizes, t,rIrr speeches
BY members Of hu I!thtr4t Ut Education, and
other rxert'iscs. Tho music will bu furnished by
tho ArtOu Quartet
, 1880-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

highly bnc!icinl results during tho lust fur
ytars IN thu snri,ls fnrtnsnf i!ySeI,stn. Hastrtts,
ratists. GENERAL debility. consumption, Gsc. XII
tnyss II mt n int!cEr: II is II pleasant, wIlIr-
like (HversEc III fKs': ts,ntte fr,il milk pecs,.
tnriy Grntesn! tn trtHt. AtlI,Il,lett. SuthIng
glse mikes eatl. nH1 b1'MNl af. strength 81 fG1t.
II tln e safely relied ull fur thu regeneration nf
them tuss If low vstnlty II, which medication
nnr hrrItInry nutrition f4ll. H..s1! fnr circular.
lleWart' Ut tuLl lntfOn.. AfeiiI's knmySs II mt
anld to tlte tintir. Consumers supplied directly
BY A. Aros'd, Chemist. corner MAtlison aii Firth
AEtntiC.
, 1880-06-22
POLITICAL.



tNhlAEArt,tas, Ind, Junn s1.-Tho Hon. A. q.
Porter writes to hia friends III this city thnt ho
bud Intended rtstRnlng Ms First Controller of the
1pasl,ry. his resignation IN take effect ull thu
lhth Of August. hut siI,er the MctIon Ut tho FLU
prc,no Court has natao Indiana ~, Octotpr stutc,
hc will rct.lrn M much suontr IN tho managers
Ut tho carnpatxn wish bin to. It IL kply he will
bo here by tho mi.lc Ut July. lin writes tlult
he IL IN excellent l!cn1th. asl IL rther tuKrr for
tho cnniHg gt1y IL ln'lnK his Intention tt, yjslt
into lhu.l,
, 1880-06-22

SWeta9 U4siMfth fb The ChttA9o Tribune.
AfAHssOS. Wis, Jtne .l.--The 1ltlisrt.ss hcforp
tho lnw clnss Of tho State University wus lelIy.
er.sl ut tho .ssseinlly Chn,ntc1' In the tatc Cap
!tal this cycnsng by tho lion. Il. G. Nynn, Chief
.!natiso of tho Supreme CD,irt Ot Wisconsin,,
Tho alumni lutl1llut will take place ut tho park
Hotel To- MORROW evening,
, 1880-06-22

COURTS Ar} pr&.tHt4!u. In ttPnf fIlntInn Of Iau, by
thrtrt. rf,p"Ht,rf "f!c 1t knnwn," or " Kupw
u." The flinl i nf sGltIrft IN ,.1blts! h cx-
press thu rrJnt!ion. s,t Mnn"Ry viii, tho fnrlt-
lar ii*H nf tho ttrilIlG nitln Authorization
fur pIuruls a,ld Aupcrlattyea.
, 1880-06-22

Ia tntsltnnn .tfnpln!nt. II ynu feel ~. got n
will ut hIlrt fcpt its tonic pnwnr. II rcnGwA tho
huAIthy action 1f the klIntys. tuwpl4. an.t liver
NM! this lTatnttS tho nlttirAl life And strength
to tho wcury fNrty.
, 1880-06-22
GEN. GRANT.

SWt8at DRpdteA 10 IAe EAItaqo TtbuNs.
MADISON. Wis. juno sl.-Ucn. Ornut bus beon
Invited. by seeretary ueorgu g. uryaut, to oo
ptesent at tho Stata fair, " bu held ut Madison
, 1880-06-22

Tho public will hcsrarc nr II frnuuu-
lnnt Imitation Of l}obhins' Electric Soup tlnw t-
Ing forced IN thu tnrknt hy Misrepresentation
upon hnving I}ol,hina Electric.
, 1880-06-22

In September, under tho n,IspIces Of tho State
Agricultural S1Mlety, and has promised tu be
hctn.
, 1880-06-22

URGED FOR 4 CANDIDATE,
Special utip4teh to 1As Chlea1o TrIbun<.
DATTLH CREEK, Aieh.. June .l.--Muyur +. g.
NEchuis III boAg urged by hla Republican friunds
~ candidate for Congress.
, 1880-06-22

Nr. Vim. Alex. t;rceit, Macon. Gn..
writes: Ent!t,ts I.ie.,ix'* Liquid Extr7trt NJ
l1cgf IN general debility weakness. tysprt,sl.
ioss Of up]Gt Ite. and n'.rvns affections. Enyc
found 1t tho best remedy ! ever used.
, 1880-06-22
ITxt\'EfkLYsS,

Perhaps the hncst vnrlct ORR a1lfzaton brought
IN this city by TINY 1astor III nltt.y afny Is tint
whef, Dln.llct1 ut this hn.sG Inst night. We
have often given Mr. 1'aslnr prHise for hts juE-
n,cl,t III tho stlct.tion IT people competent Il,
fnnke Ibis farnt us entertainment exceedingly
Interesting tn those win Ike thla sort NJ thing.
When hr t'Htr here Inst g,'iasnf,, however. we
were cnlnpr!Ie! 10 withhold tt1nt rr,'isc. for tho
rcnstn TINT !lts trs.lrc llutl iAcn clt'w whit he
usually K,lva lH. This yenr, R!uil to sny,
he has dntI" not 0nly himself hut his nutllcHce
JUSTICE. Thu lrll Is diversified IN It's feRt-
i.rcs. unl Its fcaturcs nre illustrated
by Int nf people wEo hayc most VI
them descrvc'i!y bcco'no ,"p''lnr IN
the variety stage An amusing sketch "pcns thu
hill Il. which I,lnnie ls,,ncllc figures Inn butch
eErnctcr nt!ti dl*',y* cnmlc ln%rrs q NJ icsl1i
isr. y, tl,o s.s,. sketet. nn! nlsn III tue l';1r,
.'Tkr Emgn,nt Trnln." M!Rs iinn Tc,tcitnrii
nl'i,cass t" t,rtcrndvnntaYe thnn when Inst srtr'
!.ryHnt nn,i 1Esnn, IN their falniir tit Interests
hui uIld lulphlllr 1nt,s!ent kkctrh, uru tn lilo
i 5 ' !" ;y Ms 'YS' s a"roa' f"r Il" ta,; sapl 's xsr
Hurry IND Iohi Ksr,sll in"X st,iewsik Gunscr:
!nuy ba 1ta's. ikc t'ther humau. Irl,,xs with
l't'es hui thur s!cts certainly .t'l one - Doubt
vet Entrr moro sensible k0llgs. They are very
sstmri hut l,lk hatp pll.ytisg scr1lls 10 pleast;.
stc t s' o m RS 's 'ia'eS rias rs! ts fF:c, ;.s
r,nnnIs Iicane and Char!cs iIii'iay, who
present .as I'M, t"kix sko's t'o lsankHs
Only, 1niiy .b1ms'at, whrsr appearance: III hiA
sw.lllow" tai! uni nu';hat w,is very snItl!y rcc-
% rsty anrs asy Il, III ID 'y; I'll y hlsa."f IN s "; ut
s!u,nls. ansi nccnr,l'ngIy stol!d sc ycl'crn.eel.
tic Goys. "l't ilct VII u I5aIiar ii. pnt. wit
ttM no nf TIC lrst, tflG'ist,e toii tts nll atont
, 1880-06-22

Trateters. *t0p nj the A*tnr 1Ehnsr. New FORK.
, 1880-06-22

Stah huF ~ 0ntC FOR her rif0lS ctl1le aoun nj !
surely, that's )" Dluo Eyes " ahead OF tho rest!
Look s aown tho rulings, "omcsa" and "ono
And lIffsa!lxht Lfs;S aro Atns tho'r to|1e's eon''
"1rsl, Kins." "can.ms r." and 1sunown i" tu
"Fatr Goant" t'i seeus n,nklus quite froo with blu
foct
m.Long Taw,", tho Rlant-the hero OF many
Flights ~ hnrd fn!Kht rs tntttn cn!i he,
ldnks Ike u l0rtl III tho midst Ut tho l,uvy.
Stands thero us Aoa!o Il hurso ~ you'll 500.
Look at tho shtm,ncr ot purple and cr,,usonl
1tound tho short bend n,Id tho xHlaxy swlllls uu
linrk ut tho rush AZ they swi1tg I.Iss tho pt'stl
Watch thcm and mark TINT " Long Taws" pull
Lying harI hei.l. in tho rcar Of tho r,tck
"fa1f c1Hns" IL 'lono, iie"lllsht's" burst like
Quickly tho trtshmans coIors ars struck.
"ono Dime" and "i'luo Eyes aro thoro In tho
.cuminio nivff l." brayely ia making the paco,
Wstes her sa sso wat j WE II y e r1oa
Where nrc Nenown" and prophetic "Omega ~
Even swcss % ! lsluo Eycs ls har.lIy 80 cugcr,
fiulf Of tho bcautlcs ean scasco como to tlmo.
Looki What II that but the gians TINT strt.llny
Up by "Furtltn" " Rntl " ltIiie Eyes'" right side;
Now for u race, and Just hut liey uro riIErv-
ThIs IL a thing fur tho iudgo to Aocllc.
"LouF TAw," Fortuna," anti CHESTNUT " HllIu
Eyus":
Just ut the distance thoy tay ho will win It;
Hus no, slr!-ehe giant" LuuX TaW'a" WON tho
prize.
TIE srAl&TEns IN ro-DAys RACES
Mre ~ lnllnWs:
itslnOls 0aks-ltyc-ant-I!yc, Lasocca, Dlue
Lnl3e, Mary Anderson, uallGHX.
Gar1cn CITY Cup-falF Couut, Campie T., nluo
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-29
THE DlvIs1 ON IN elADsroNE,s CABINET.

1t is evident that the Irish problem has
caused division in Gladstones Cabinet
which may prove embarrassing. The OPP
position of Bright and Chamberlain to
coercive measures may be justified, but at
this distance. and in the absence of full in.
formation, it seems to be remarkable that
there should be SO broad divergence of
opinion upon what ought to be question
of facts. The Bright wing of the Cabinet
declares that there is no present need for
coercive measures. The Forster wing in.
sists that such measures are demanded. It
would appear that such a dispute ought to
be determined by cool examination of the
existing situation. Ii the laws are obeyed
in Ireland, if crimes against person and
property are not abnormally numerous, il
there is no ground for experimenting any
access of turbulence, then certainly there
can be no justification for coercive meas
ures. But if the reverse Is tie cass
it ought to be possible to prove it,
and if it be proved it is difficult
to understand the attitude of Messrs.
Bright and Chamberlain. Mr.. Gladstone
himself is undoubtedly disposed to do
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-29
THE DECLINE OF sH1p-Bu1ID1Nc.

The annual report of the Register of the
Treasury shows that the total tonnage of
the country exhibits decrease of l0l, 800
tons. The amount of ship building during
the past year has been less by So, $40
tons than that of 1879. This kind of ex-
hibit is now made almost every year.
Under the stimulating influence of the
tariff and the navigation laws American
ships are being driven out of existence, and
no new ones are built to take their places.
The remedy proposed for this state of
things by Mr.. John Roach is large boun.
ties. This, however, appears to be a too
circuitous method of reform. 1t is in
fact much the same as first breaking
mans legs, and then furnishing him with
wooden ones at the public expense. If
we really desire to have mercantile navy
the common-sense plan would be to remove
all restrictions from ship building and
ship.owning together. The present laws
have paralyzed both, though ostensibly
directed to encourage the first. Capital is
evidently being taken out of ship building
more and more, and the commerce of the
United States is being made more and
more dependent upon foreign bottoms.
From strictly commercial point Of view
this change would perhaps not matter
much, but it must be remembered that
nation is obliged to regard its mercantile
marine from broader standpoint In the
event of a foreign war that marine may
become of the utmost Importance from.
belligerent point of view, and the present
indications are that a few years more of
the existing conditions will destroy it
altogether. No bounty system can meet
the necessities of the case, Mr.. Roach to
the contrary notwithstanding. If we are
to have ships as formerly We must have
free trade in them and their constituents.
and nothing else will serve the purpose.
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without any extension of power if it be
possible. Mr.. Forster is emphatically of
opinion that it win not be possible. Glad
stone, perhaps, wishes the Land League to
make it quite apparent that he has not
forestalled the situation in any way, and
that if the Government demands further
powers it is because anarchy has been es-
tablished in Ireland If the Forster wing
is right in its conclusions the Government
will not have long to wait for this justifi-
cation, but it is hardly doubtful that Mr..
Bright is mistaken if he snpposes that any
land bill whatever is capable of silencing
an agitation which has long since gone
beyond the land question: and is more and
more tending to center upon the insoluble
problem of repeal of the union.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

David G. Hyer has bought the Lassen
Adrocate.
Tramps are an intolerable nuisance in
Petaluma.
The Reno Journal says that for SIS, 600
the Nevada State Prison can be completed.
Tough times, freezing weather and total
absence OF news at Mentor, Alpine county.
The selection of Brownsville, Or, as one
of the points to be taken in by the narrow
gauge railroad has caused business boom
at that place.
The Candelaria True Fssure estimates
that it cost Fair $50 600 to convince the
people of Nevada that he was the right
man for Senator.
The Oakland Times says it learns from
good authority that J. c. Flood, the bo
nanza king, will be candidate for United
States Senator, to succeed Newton Booth.
He is credited with having put up i'm.
mense sums of money with which to carry
this State for Hancock, and to show their
gratitude for his assistance the Democratic
members of the Legislature think of Civ.
ing him the party nomination. He would
lack ten votes OF election. 1t is said that
Flood, with an army of wire puIers, will
go to Sacramento and endeavor to bring
about split in the Republican ranks SO as
to elect him.
Engineer Rhodes came up from Bear
river yesterday, says the Marysville Ap-
peal of November 2Sth, and reported that
the dam was finally completed last even
ing. 1t is 5000 feet long and is considered
as more substantially built even than the
Yuba dam, because there was no water to
battle with and the contractors had more
time in which to do the work, though some
trouble was caused by the scarcity of
brush. The building of long line of
levees on Bear river is also progressing
finely. Concerning the Yuba river dam
Mr.. Rhodes states that the water where it
touches the dam has deposited sand and
chickens to an average depth of three feet.
Even where the currents run through with
SO much force deposit is being made and
all indications are highly favorable to the
complete success of the work.
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PROBABILITIES OF A RECoUNT.-The fol.
lowing is from the San Francisco AhG of
November 2Sth:
1nvestigat ons of private nature IN the
various polling places in this city show
that on recount changes sufficient will be
made-on account of destruction of ballots
by Democratic Inspectors. by wrongfulIy
calling the ballots, and by other peculiar
means known to ticket manipulators-
insure the election OF Judge Elmonds over
]. " Coffey by from thirty to forty major
ity. 1t is also sursnised that if a recount
can be obtained on Presidential Electors,
sufficient fraud can be ascertained in mig
calling the ballots as to insure the election
of the entire Republican Electoral ticket
in the State. The law is not sufficient to
demand recount ON the Electoral ticket,
but if the Democracy demand recount in
the matter between Judge Edmonds and
Mr.. Coffey, means will be taken to ascer.
tain the exact returns on all the candi-
dates, thereby showing correct returns for
the entire ticket.