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New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

Post ID lice Notre-rhc foreign nts Tor ths week e1t
ing SATDAN February - 1854, will cose az this oice
TUESDAY. a Am. fOr Europe. Dy statmshD wyoming.
via Queens own. WEDN LSDAl, al a N, Tor Europe.
by -teamsip Queenstown Ondence for
France ms special addressed: at for France
direct by steamship France. liayre III RSDAY at
gsm europe. steamship CITY OF Brussels. via Queens
Correspondence for Germany and france must b.
cialy ddresse: and AZ 1880 for Europe by steam.
shin " estphala Plymouth. CnerbOurg AID Hamburg
SATURDAY. al 1890 a M, Tor Europe. by steamship Re-
pubhc wa Que Correspondence for Germany
Scotland specially addressed and at 1880 Tor
lana direct steamship BOVtaya GLASGOW and 40 IL
m for Germany, &c. by - tmship Ne>eT,
Ton and Breren correspondence iol Great Ban ad the
nueut must be specially art ssedl. The for Den
marx sweden and Norway dispatched b. Hamburs and
Iremen steamers The mails-Oi Jamaica GfeYfuHu and
40 ombia leave N.aiorK February H. The mails "r Hfyi
leave New.York February 10 is mails FOR hAvaaa irsfe
Febr,r, - aud 2l The mails tor pinwal aud
stnth Parhc leave New York February II and 20,
THO mails for p. leave New-lolk February 20.
The mails iOr NcneZuea and CuIacpa leave NWlOr. FEB
rngrv 2i The mails oI NJ xcO leave New YORK Febmiry
u IN. mails ior Chna a1d reb.
ruary IS The mails Australia &C. leave Francisco
THOS. l.. JAMES PJstnll.sr
Posr Ohice. New.York. February IA. $50
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
NO rEAR or ANOTHER HAYDEN rRI4L.

TO the EdttOr Of The Trfbune.
SIR: Some timid people fear a second trial
Of Mr. Hay den account Of some reference that
appeared IN THE TRIBUNE recently. Let all
such the dradest thing IN all this wOrld-eXcept
poor Mary Stannard-is the HAYDEN The trial as
whole H. blot On the honor and history OF the STATE.
Ii Will br repeated. X
Ncr rIIdrcn. Feb. 10. 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

THE HEIGHT OF MAGNIFICENCE.-Sir Gorgus
Midas Huho! Where's ali the rtst OF yer gone 2"
Hea iOotman " II you please, Sir Gorgus, as it
pas O'Clock and didn't know for certain whether
you was coming back here or gong 10 seep
In the city, tho hOther footmen thought
they might go TO bed" Sir Gorgius Thought
they might go 90 bed, did they pretty OF
things Indeed So that II I'd a. appened 10 brought
'oIne friend there d a. only been you four to let
HIN, hay I"-l Punch
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
The Fourteenth Annual Dinner

HARVARD CLUB OF NEW-Y DIRK CITY
will DemonicOs RIDAE, February 90 ~
6OclOos. All Harvard meu COZ dia invited fcketS
price SO, may be tained Of FRANCS ~ NJ BID. Secr0
tary Il East l3tl-st, or T. FRANK bROWNhLta Treas
rrnr IL
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
Guetlal Noiiee5.

principal Execntive Judicial Departmental
Dplomatic officers OF the nited states IN Ihb Thib
UNE ALMANAC 1880 sold Oy al newsdealers. sent
bY mail receipt OF - centa
Nervous Exhaustion tcal ,say comprising series
OF Nahns Museum OF Anatomy, New
the and or prem stare decne showing IN
dsputaby how lost h5alta be regained aiOin cear
synopsis the memens marriage an1 the treat nent OF
aud physical debility beng the result Of 20 yoa ex.
perence By mall 25c or postage STAMPS Address
Secretary kahn's Museum. 90 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
SETTLING 4 JUDICIAL DISPUTE,

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 19.-The Supreme
Court OF Virginia to-day delivered opinion wnicn yr
tually settles favor disputed right OF
sutyye eighty OF the newly elected County Judges
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States falling preceded by
rising barometer northcry winds. clear partly cloudy
,thrr. slowly rising temperature during the night
For New England. falling temperature. fresh TO brisk
northwest winds. clear or fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb 20. 1 a, m.-The barometer
rose rapidly yesterday. Clearing weather followed
during hrst quarter by fair and clear weather. The
temperature ranged between 23o and 40 the average
fsoi being 6io higher than the same day last year
ami u y lower than on Wednesday, Northwest winds
prevailed.
Clear falr and colder weather may be expected In
this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

Low Middlna l2'sc; Good Ordinary. &c.,; net receptS
= e9s bes' $50 sss; exports g & ss sconsinsns
evening, 1900 bales stock. S6s. l6S bales
soSgoiS FEB gGo.9s Sse,. Sss sr,aa Saes ess
coastwtse 250S bales alos lGl baes sosk w bales
middIns IsLs; GSoi Ordinary i2l-c not receipts 208
bales gross Az bales sales, spnners BOO bales stock.
sAyASsAH. Feb lecoton qule,i Mddins. y 'sc u. .
sse sS 2 g. T9oec SSG oI5ss& 5 Sales NC ss %
sales 500 bales asteyenne 400 bales STOCK "a zTl bales
sE LOUIS Feb iscotton M quiet Mcahhg zs & ew
shipments 3O oaes: sales 1861 bales socs so s22 bales
Miiine 12,s' Ordinary iisIsc net receipts, -
bales stock 6.767 bales
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIygRrooi, Feb l9Pork-Pnme Mess Eastern. duIi
Steady at snort S Steady Gu GGns cs es
dull at IS shor, Clear dull az 57 od. Hsms-Long Cut
al sJ Extra Mess dull a. ssi Prime Mess dull al
Sg SS az s5sa at 1884, ~ asS sly
R0n- Common steady at Sd Fine duh at l5 Cheese
state ST Tuer a a. ssd Lag 10
Stfn %n1sr Wes seaGy Se% sRdy 81 %Scy NsT
steady % At - GSTnCMIea ar%er g 3D. or od niSea
@sr de' az London esdy al sa %
pentDe- spirits; at London; steady At 3a6 o.o
PRIME Mes PSr per- for P M per s''' 'r
LyTEr4ol Pe6 & ig5 p q dCSyerseed % @ 49, SHaSs pes ew
LONDON FEB l9-s r. m-Linseed Cake, cease q per
ton Spirits Of 1urpentne. "a Cd per cwt
HRvNgN Feb. 10 -Petroeum marks 40 Dfenmgs.
i R s s s . ssE o Of &c ans rSo S
sales of the opened Tuesday with
crowded aen ance representatives. irom all the chief
centres Of consumption The offerings compr.ed e6 bales
ana sniEao All Ansiraan descriptons rmle 10 10 ~ ser
cent above NOyember add December but Capo produce
days prices were fully maintained"
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET
RIO IANEiRo. Feb; ls Conee-Market animated prices
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
MARRIED.

FOSTER-A MLINAt residence OF The bride PARENTS
February II. S90 the Rev. Theodore White d. D.,
Samuel j. Foster TO Mics Lizzie T.. daughter OF II.
HamlD, ESQ, all Of Honesdale Penn
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
BRAZL COFFEE MApKET.

RIO JANEiRo Feb l9.-COfee-Market animated prices
hrm Good Firsts 570015 800 10 kos Exchange
London. 90 ed
SANTOS Feb ls -Conee-Market animated prices firm
Superior santos. $500 0J.SOO Tels per 10 kiios
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
rPIBrNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The us.aui svaunisns tenns
Rches. Ihs divisions Of the
dng Tie neguhrFnite line the oscillations
eLnng those dotted line
indicated
% Pnanlacy. ~ bl0Alnay.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
A BRILLIAY7 MEDICAL REUNION.

elected after the lst of January lsso enter upon the
dutiesof Office ut once.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
E0ccxYuF,zzzzsz
DIED.

An notices Of MayiaJs, mastbs aiorIsI CI!t fsH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

IYth Assembly District Republican Assocaton-
held At riday evening February 20 10 elecs
Delegates Utica Convention. T. SMITH NEWINs Prest
CHAs. 81. NEwIgs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
JouN MCQUEEN. Secretary.

With Assembly District Republican AsSocltilon III
mary delegates state Convention this Frday
evening. Poi open from to 10 P. m: . . 60,
A SHIELDS, Secy. &. VAN COTI, President.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

Vth Assembly District Republican AssocaiOn- Primary
election degate 10 state onyeui.on heid AZ Utica
February 25 $50 will behed l23 West HOnt0nsi, fr'
day evening February 20. 1880 Polls oDen 10 D. ~,
~ JOHN II. BRADY President.
, 1880-03-18

goururnN ArrEMrrs To RECuHH EHCodH1T1oas
Hpeetai Dspaith to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, n. c., March 17.-Loyal pensions
era throughout tho country will 10 Interested IN
knowing thnt tho lenders OF tho Confederate
DeInocrncy tn tho House OF Representatives arc
determined tint, 1t they cnn prevent 1t, nQ ioyal
u.lstons Bhull te paid unlcSa ut tho aa1l1e t'tia
Il c.ass ut l,crsons, wnoso mines have been
droppcd from thu pcnslou.E rolls because OF DIS"
LOYALTY To tho loyc1Elnent. Arc rcatored thcFota.
This aftorr,onn. bfr. McsIalon, Of Ohio. unaos
tho instructions ut tho Appropriation Comns!h'
too oHprcl III amendment tot tho Doucehey p'lls
mAking IN appropriation OF saScFhl tnl'nt'4
n INV arrxars OF pensious to applicants undor
tho aot passed year ngo. Mr: hoaghta'
OF Texas, who wna during tho Rebellion mona'
bur OF Jot1erson Davis Cabinet, declntod that NJ
should OPPOSE this amendment, uuloaa ~ tnt'
aa1no tinlo tho lisloyal pensioners aboso of..
8orlbcd wore admitted to sharo III tne pene'lta "
tho appropriation. Mr. Iiookcr, ot Ntsslsa1ppt,
who WIS Colonel In tho itobel army wont suu'
further. and saId Cansrcss ought u atol, thosA
IAi1son appropriations until NV eoulu "
s,nEst,f 10 urat,t to tho yeterAna OF tho Mextcaa
War
1tln sAMn nsxEK1rs
ttnIon tas in tho lato VIM. This Mexican yoteFaal
Ionsion bill Is pot schono 9f tho souihofa' Ona
upon % tho 'pensIo1l-rol!s tyr very considerable
nsitnber VI personA wh1 tuok part III ne ltc-
DsS NJ sasa sant y an orep VIZ
H,lis,st il BY Alr. iIisotpk OF Now York, aud os-
Siderable tisc.isslon .ook place. Tho auesttoR
# order was not docldod p't'Fo tae nooso af''
Tho Confederatoa are 'n dead earnest, md Mr.
5ssxa Ss o hsy e ,hs S
s.pight him to withdraw hfs amendment tor the
sues u oyat Rsns9n9,TT ad ,ha, a1 Pftng 3pn2
iix Il Up to iuoludD tho pcrsons who aro now az
cludel for tho rcasdll aDovo given.
, 1880-03-18

nresente % by 1 tho pnnt Of or,lcr: First whether
tho aenontt, IT., ws Eer9 a ,xhtiSor ~ IT, ss9t ~ ~
,r st IT, VII! @ 4 @ az wnstnGf snter Eli
pondIng III tho lit'tlae. 1Io won!4 decide tho M
ixtsat 0f order M lho rule applicable to ~ bstls
ai ai..sdnot In T reduced expenditures wero imma;;
Iorlal. In tllo Hbscnuo Of any spoctu!!
f!S oectoa ! to would IN es aerasent 70 nut
wis not ger1nnne. but rule had boon 9luptt,d
III l7sv wLlch changed tho common parllntns;;
int IL, now subject co.ild 10 atlttud tn u Till
nftos haA onco hsen reported to the llo,.sa:
il ill., Ono .f tho iciicionccs which WY proyiiotl
but tho blll carefully enumerated tls itoms for M
SALARY Of tho Public Printer was
NOT AMONG THEA.
Tho amendment OF tho gentleman from Mts-
sl.4!ppl Fontotl alnno to tho salary Of tne fnpo m
,rrfor,.e1 ii III by i him. H. Tho bi aid not touof any
of thoso sritIcots: If tho amendment was nd
1."w subject is,faro tho iioalso, For this Foasol
tho Chalr hql shat Tue amendment Was out s's 15
"nISion M To- to whether lilo amendment was out
| at nr.let on the HeG0sltl 8rtluhd.
THIS beng tho tarst lpnrmnt ~ ,1ts agGs!om 1naes a
tVutiol,, anu appoursd 10 mcet with gonornl up"
.uw EtalUi Is puy tho salartes and eIpcs'sos Of
nEults' anu surv1yors fot.a, and tho expehso o!
| Uaugvrs and sAlastus OF 6torcksepers. Agreed
Mr. Cly,nor offered an anlondmout appropra4t"
Ink $a5 ttD for the expensga OF Collectors OF In'
tosal H. attsr8rt GusnaS outsd an amendment up.
pust-oaico building Ut Cincinnati. Ruled out Of
lii. Atkins offered an amendment authorizing
tho Secretary Of the Treasury to olnnIoy one ea 0s
so9s as anS snS ersM s {" G to whans Moani
, 1880-03-18
"STARn ROUTES.
TIN APPROPRIATION Annxk4 70 W x1@ e1&'

spse4al Rspa&<A 10 7as cAiase 1ttasH&
WARRINGTON. p. O., Marcht lk-Ino hu t<
provide tor dedcioneies In tho approp4iatloak
for the transportation OF tho malls M "etAf"
routes during the present fiscal year, which ~
, 1880-03-18
Tho ttStar' Routes deficiency Bill
Passed In tho Senate Yes.
tcrday,
After Materially Increasing the
Amount Of the Appropri-
alton.
THE DEFICIENCIES.
aAnrtEf.n'A EPErCII.

NAHrtELn's SPEECH.
Special Dtsputeh to 1he Chteapo Tribune.
WAsutsaToS, D. G., Mnrch H." You seemed
to be fired with deeper madness and To havo
1ustlctl un to Il saldcr futc.'' You hhve brought
III hero ngaln tho poor tlrcgs Of TINT recrcant,
cruzy extru eessiDn." It wns with sentences
llko these TINT Gen. Garfield Introduced and
ended tho strongest speech TINT hns been lnado
III Congress- this session. 1t was speech direct
cd ut tho polltcnl features Of tho littfo Dehc!en-
cy bill, and rvlatcd to tho declaration Of Nc
Dlahon of yesterday that, despite tho decision Of
tho United states Suprv1uo Court ai'rtn-
lug tho constitutionallty Of tho Fed
cr7.I Election laws, it was the purpose
Of tho Democracy not to appropriate anything
for tho pay Of Deputy MnrshAls. Tint decision,
Gen. Garfield maintained. had made that law ts
hroud rs tho Kcpublic. and had removed tho Inst
tlimsy protc1t for withholding appropriations.
Yot now tho Democracy, Alfred with deeper
maduess," oven revived tho memories and tho
Issue of the cxtra session and proposed BY With
holliug appropEiaA Aons not to execute eonstitu-
ttonal law, md to place Congress at tho head Ut
w-brcakors, aud to put tho Democratic leaders
on u luycl with Denis Kcnrney. The speech was
short, torso. compact; and. skillful IN debate,
plausible in speech, fotclblo In argument as
Mcsinhoil, the Democratic lnnl,aBer, is.' Gar
tlo!d's assault annoyed hn and wss not Will re-
PEELED.
THE DEBATE.
Ii tho Western Aso{tated P1tss.
Soo;, u; III ano1s., orS,a With tba os
went into Gonmltten VI tAe Maoie. Win liz
s'9 ,Ian u hi,f mo ehof' On '"o eno'c'' pp'op''
NJ: Hinges, q mcnhor 9i me Gomsn!t,Uo 9, ~ IN
rrnt1ng, dofsndoa thS n"p1 Hbo rrx. ,r nsman. no
axe'nent aud frand WV nised Tor tno ~
of enabitlIK th1 Demoefats 10 gut 1o'sess'on u
Mr.: GARFIELD dufended tho present eysttem OF
| public printing. Ono OF tho sHddest experiences
~ tho history Of tho American. people h.ld Ioen
tho old contract System, ln which i had been es
deveopeu. Wthout contrDseEsy. tnak !" .1t1a tu
tsMtion oHt 9t tho prnnts GI tno pun,.o p1iMs;
$lW0 han bec' Gnnt19u'su W s,,o to Fl ,,,ora
| purposes. Hut ~ Wlsncd 70 s[leAK VI H'3Ts IT,
Important nlnttor tnnil ,e pHn!lo pr.nHs. t.'o
colicge fr9m Vnio taoMmmum}@ @ ,naau suru ~
ment and tho Stnteshent IelnAneM nIo9.'.Ets 9 ttt
Gtct, that TIP e1nosrMtso party PITT @ nut ~ @ an,a
b anu Wt,lll not III NY auu p!, n,,'s,tH HG H. ,s
appropriation Wllntevcr loe speelnl Depatf ats
snHls, eithor rs 70 the past or s 70 thH
lie further ticcluFcu thnt y Maao ~ aams1SSe t,
f1
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thu. rlca r. his mouth: be taarGsl Oct yoIa % r.;
;y ats:; e 5Ss Ss H.. txs dcl;" Il xS 4ess sys o % tpy
reo % IL ta tux AZ yet iii bo nry @ na ses
Tho stars eccitlei 10 hnve shed thoIr influence |
fire him 10 ,Icerer .ucss and r11sh him or tn
Hnt!hcr fate Tlo itinrNeld) trusted tbat thore |
world 10 yet found some response on tho other
s'o lint wo',la
htrcnxthon,ns .nf tho y 'fo,,nintion of law md
s @ b. appealed y ~ the KFsle
% "ss s fts t r Tses ho co%nrY @
over that there CIV woMi'i ho sach vote ii this
chamber Of, this m ~ wtn,if! ect ut rest forever
rc.scant uxtrn session. '"''' rNo' N''''''
Mr. Uurrnuxhs frV1Icd from tho oppnng
n psffh III, d" IA q ss ,ss ,Ss t 3n'o soD
srnted psirpnse Of tho IM11l,Hsatic purity to null
iify sch lnws on tiid not meet with thoir np.
rarty @ 10 ret eantro Of tho t'ovcrn1nent Il was
saize S tbo tvernncnt M III Il III hasars. Ti lie 1ree
tlLt,tt.f Tint fho ciTprt wDtid bo nutc. Thpy
sx & t ;4 pSfty Ssyf f TT'vts s9 ~ ss e o Sgey Sse
st"ps II tiio Capitol @ Al fcs,,it, that party has
R,,t 6t,th branches Of Congress-, and now
r III. r.s.nnsu. "s ~ ns ,t ~ ~, =,
n9 d & 5y e., n Wt III nG er9 .!
IL tho Narth to eons''tnmnte its pur.
m tho other s'.lc .hnt II they atlhered 70 ihs!r
policy nt reiHdiA1ttnx ana N'sil'tynng INC iaws
thgy would tn l1"tther-that !s n1u!in cotitfnl
Is o w X hn ae e,s.
t.,,tia ] .lcc,tor. @' ~ 0'''~'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29

Oils: Market quiet for linseed oil at soc per
gallon. Refined petroleum at &c for Kentucky
and 91sc for Ohio ard Indiana legal test, ami
about &c moret small jobbing lots and 15c for
headlisht. Lard oil at 5S@o9c for current make
and 6O@6fe for extra winter per gallon.
Pesnuss are quiet and steady with ample offer.
ipgs, Tennessee at S5sG3Jsc for red. and 41s@
Fse for white Virginia at'5e51@e for prime to
choice white per ID.
Poultry: Chickens in fair demand at So 5O@s 50
per dozen as to Sue or condition. Tnrkeys dull
st SesS95e per lb. Ducks at 81 .0Q@2 80 pei
dozen. ~
Potatoes in moderate demand and steady: We
quote early rose at 2S@30c, and peachblows al
1e@a3e per bu loose, on arrival Held about lOC
more in store New potatoes at 81 0o@2 u
per brl.
Powder: Fair demand at s696 50 for rifle stand.
ara. and ~ So@S To- ,ior mining per keg
Hags in ample supply ana moderate demand.
White cation at 21z@31ac, and mixed 90 at FAC
2hc per 10. Wooden at i2@iSc for soft and 1A@
ltac tor common per lib. ~
Scrap iron: Demand moderate and market
weak. Stove cast at 50t9GQc and wrought scrap al
76@sSe per hundred pounds
Stsrcn is in fair demand and steady Corn al
o1aH64c, pearl Sh@shc, royal gloss 61s@7t
soap steady and fair demand. Family ct $40
4c, olive 4Ss@4sae. and German So per H.
Salt: Ohio River and Kanawha 81 IS per small
40@45e. per bu., and coarse Liverpool at 81 20@
Is per sack. iN m
Seed quiet and steady: Flax seed at 81 ap@
10 per bu. German millst at ,,9oc@3 per bu
Hungarian grass seed at 81 per bu. Glover and
timothy merely nominal. t
Taaow: Ample receipts and moderate demand
CITY rendered at Nze loose. Country at b1sc
packed per Id.
Ttnners Stock: Moderate trade and steady.
ENC slab TIC: Sheet sA@ss4c; block tin. ZIG
sSs sssier ssss ee S9Spsr pss sgG IT, S c s sSG
$40 259lO 75 and K So 25@l275 per box.
Vegetables: Cabbage at &6a6 SO per crate fol
new southern. Peas at So 2592 80 Der bu. prime
| to choice String beans in moderate supply and
sen q s2@2 % per erste.7 Gpcumbsrs o. A0@S0c
per dozen.
" ooosnwsEe: Fair trade aud market quiet
Washboards, 81 40@2 rs; puckets two hoop. 81 s09
90. three hyen " l5@2 25 hubs, No !, $S 5e@9;
No. 81 5pQ8: No 8, IS pa07; nests of eight. $s 25
@3 90; churns. No l. ~ 60dD9; No 2, N 50@S, and
No 3. IS 50@7 per dozen.
Wool: The market u nominal, the receipts
being too light to establish quotations.
N TOBACCO.
The offerings at auction to-day were 5A hhds.
ana box as follows
s127 hhds: Mason County, KY hid al s. 49,
at 81 25. at E5 rs; new-14 at SO 5O95 90, l6 at
Sl52s@is 30 IatS20 Fa'1lT3' S.77.'r
y 5esS u. Il at ss@ 81 ID 1t 8 soSs 90 Is :, G
Sl@9li %. 2lHt S1a@l9J1 hre tl6., ID.
tssFoes. rs srssaS Nv H. IS loaSS IS, 81 at saoa
1875 hhos Pendleton County. KY, new-es hbis
stO g. see6 q. z az see7 90, 16stss@s So; s6 at
lS hhds y Brown W 30 County ,n KY. newcl hid at
Sl5@16 rs.
bnhus Southern Kentucky, new, at$2@23O
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
The Fashion left for Evansville last nigh

The Fashion left for Evansville last night
with fair trip.
Weather cloudy and rainy.
The Memphis Avalanche says: "As the
batesyille was coming up the river at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning,. near Seanlan's
Landing, both her stages fell into the
river and both derricks were broken. The
derricks fell across her ehimneys, pulling
them down. The trouble was caused by
q roustabout, who was trying to hoist the
iarboard stage, when the rope slipped from
its fastenings and threw both stages into
the river. One stage was recovered imme-
dlately, but the other fioated four miles
down the river before it was recovered.
she VIII have her repairs completed in time
to leave this evening" r'.' ~ -
Lighthouse Inspector Commander Al
bert kautz will be relieved to take conf
mand OF the United States steamer Michi.
gan, on Lake Erie. Tire ladies OF the fam
HES OF Commander Kautz and Senator
Stanley Matthews are making the round
trip on the Lily sfrom Pittsburg. Captain
Vandergrift will continue to pace the deck
of the Lily. '7j a
VIM. Fidger, formerly OF the United
states, is now steward on the Louisville
land Henderson packet James Guthrie.
The Clifton had to leave 1000 barrels OF
cement at Louisville, laborers refusing to
work for fear Of the Sunday law.
The lice is total loss, according to the
reports from Louisville I'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
DANYILLE, KY.

The Advocate wants to know about the
Sunday law in this place. 1t has not yet
been enforced.
DR.. H. P. Bosley, of this city. was mar
ried on last Tuesday to Miss Angie L. ,Bos-
ley, Of Linc In County.
Misses Mamie and Flora Hayes have re-
turned home from their protracted visit to
relatives and friends ir Pennsylvania.
The storm last Sunday was very destruc-
tive in the western part of this county,
blowing down barns and fencing and doing
great damage to the fruit buds. .T
Andrew Yates, who shot Thomas Brutrs
Lat festival in colored church between
Shelby City and Goresburg some ten days
ago. was tried before Squire Anderson and
Judge Moore and was acquitted.
The following young gentlemen form
the DanviIle Orchestral C. r. Blake, Win
field Scott, A. e. Gibbons, e. Z. Hommel,
IS. C. .Arbogarst, J. R. Lucas. These are
worthy young men and deserve the assist
,ance OF our people.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
KENTUCK KNiCKKNAGKS.
Specially Collected in the Corncraeker
Commonwealth.
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PARIS, April 29.-Iu the Circuit Court
yesterday Thomas Reeves. aged seventeen,
charged with forging a check on the Gti-
zens' Bank, was sentenced to the Pent
tentiary for two years. Levi Talbot,
housebreaking, was sent up for one year.
The Grand Jury made their final report
and adjourned. They reported indictments
against B. f. Wall, Flat Rock, erecting a
fence across the public highway; Robert
Bryant. eolored, horse-stealing In the lat
ter case an old law will be brought into
rsquisition. Bob has already served two
terms in the Penitentiary, and the law de-
clares that for third conviction he shall
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WINoHEsTER, April 20 Stanton. Powell
County, has frst-elass row. Green Hall
and Dr.. Post quarreled over medical bill
due the latter, and Post fred at Hall with
shotgun, but failed to hit him. Judge
Blackburn then undertook to command the
peace, and was fired upon by one Jim
Holmes, who fguredin the kuklux case last
year. The citizens then interfered andsep-
arated the belligerents all OF whom were
worse scared than hurt.
BowLING GREEN, April 29,-In Warren
County. Ed. Scotland shot Warren Loving
in the leg and beat him over the head with
his gun in a quarrel about the rental of a
strip of ground fifteen feet wide.
MAYsvILLE. April 29.-Twin babies were
born to woman living in this city yester-
day, one OF them is black and the other
is white. The medical men are very much
puzzled over the case.
Mt. VERNON, April 29.-The evidence in
the case of the Commonwealth against
Wm. Cundif was coneluded yesterday.
The jury returned a verdict of man
SLAUGHTER, and fixed the punishment at ten
years. confinement in the 'Penitentiary.
DANvIL1E, April 9..-The Regulators, it
is stated, in the neighborhood Of Lancas-
ter, night before last whipped two women
Of doubtful reputation, with hickory
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Quincy, ILL, April 29.-The election OF
directors Of the Quincy, Missouri " Pacific
Ralroad was he'd yesterday in West Quin-
cy, the corporation being chartered b.
Missouri. The road will be turned over to
the Wabash in about one month, when
completed to Milan. The following We're
elected directoss: Solon Humphreys, New
York; Charles Ridgely, Springfield, and
Frank Ferris Quincy, representing the
Wabash; Henry Root, G. II Butt, Anus
Green. J. 7. Sawyer, w. B. Larkwerthy
and either f. M. Miles or John W heeler
all Of Quincy. sra,.. .f.