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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

OFFICE OP rHR HoMEsTASR MINING COMPANY, }
Is WALLsT.
NEw-YORK August II, 1850. }
DIVIDEND NO. 20-The regular monthly
~ dividend 30 per has been declared for
July payable the Office " the Transfer Agents, Wells,
Fargo. & CO.. % Broadway. on the 18th instant.
Transfer books close on tho 10th instant.
II B. PARSONS,
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4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LiNE bsrW EkN NfH.fOBZ
sOCThANPrON AND B-sslrA 49,. .
ECrE - 80 ~, t'- - .flr-s scpt 49,
RATES OF PASSAGE from NElf-FOHK - 1OJAlAAAf-
ION. HAVRE OR tfAl.N IN
FIRST CABIN .....-.S 1901 SECOND ca -------2'o
-rEh-.A T.. ttL
Return tickets reduced Prepaid storage eet'
caies ~. -, -. ,.--,.. -,
L. 4 = !. l. !. : 1 - ].
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INlIAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QU FIsN ~TOWN AZ LIVERPOOL
NOTTIt.-In steamer % tnls Line taks Lac1fentiS
Maur,is Lane routes at all seasons Va iIs ar
CIIY on b. l.ll uiaaY. Aur. - q 4. IN
CRY OF MONTREAL Thu H-uAH. Aug. 90 900 D ui
CITY OF Rio IA Il Jt D-..-.~A- L -tDA1. .-t - 3p "a
CT-V or CHE, iER.....,l $50 ~ $3.50 q.
CIrY OF i...l l.I.- iTrHIaV ~. 8 3lU D. IA
Erom per 20. y. e.. foot %. CHAR
CABIN. 800 htfurl tNa is 80 LAy JrEJe Tor as
FL EEEAGE. So D~1ftH a. iJwesf nts-.
Saloons siate-IDnu-. S.-uAa- Al nt-iO'tns @hishiD%
qLese steamer carry cdtt.. ~htrp OF ~. 80 81,
IL \ - !. Ii /. m. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
GUNNER Resort5.

BERKSHIRE HILLS. The ClatiIn House,
- Beckett Mass offers special Inducements 70 tourists
wish famous nils september ana October
reduced AFTER August 20. Address
"A. q. Cross. Proprietor
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
Cents.
RELIGIOUS NOTES
OF Interest to Our Church

Of Interest to Our Church Goers.
Iiahop Jaggar will deliver the Baccalaureate
naEmOn at Gambler College next month.
The Flower Mission Of the Protestant Episco-
nj Church meets at Christ Church next Saturday
&ternoon.
The First Baptist and the Christie Chapel M. e.
nunday schools will hold their annual picnics at
HUNTS Grove next Saturday.
The quarterly meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society will be held to morrow after
neon at o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church.
The seventh annual Convention Of the Protest
mt Episcopal Church, In the diocese OF Southern
OHIO, will be held in Christ Church, Cincinnati.
The May meeting Of the Sunday yschool Asso-
eiation Of the Presbytery Of Cincinnati, which
Nas to be held at Walnut Hills Presbyterian
Church on this evening, has been postpon cd one
week
Bishop Elder confirmed 60 children at st. Ed.
wards Church yesterday morning, and So at St.
Ludwig's Church in the afternoon. The Knights
ef st. Edwards escorted the Bishop from the
Cathedral to St Edwards Church. and this Soci-
ety, in company with the Mems Society Of st.
Iudwig's Church, escorted the Bishop to the lat
lAf Church.
The Method st Board of Bishops on Saturday
aeeided upon plan Of visitation for the coming
hi Conferences Bishop Simpson will 20 to
ANA. Bishop Merrill to Europe and the Con-
hences Of the United States viii be visited by the
lsmGning Bshops The Official residences Of the
tishops were decided upon as follows: Bishop
ecott at Odessa Delaware, Bishop Simpson at
Philadelphia, Bishop Wiley at Cincinnati, Bishop
Harris at New York, Bishop Foster at Boston,
2shop Peck at Syracuse, N. T., Bishop Bowman
q 81 LOUIS, Bishop Merrill at Chicago. Bishop
Andrews at Washington City, Bishop Warren at
Atlanta, Ca, Bishop Hurst at Des Moines, Iowa,
bishop Foss at st. Paul, Ainn., and Bishop Haven
q Fan Francisco.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Knights of st. Martin of Cincin-
Aati visited the St Bernard Cemetery yes
terday.
City Solicitor Kumler has filed his
application for a mandamus against the
Board of Health.
George Nordman, carpenter who
noarded at 10 Webb street, has been miss
sing since last Monday.
JOS. Schneider's residence, at the cor
ner of Eighth and Baymiller streets, was
Robbed of two gold watches last night.
John Cavanaugh, a young lad, was
struck by an out going train on the o. q
n. in Sedamsvlle. He was considerably
bruised but not seriously.
Two young lads, Charlie Davis and
Walter Zinn, narrowly escaped drowning
yesterday in the Ohio River. After sink
Ing twice they were rescued by some men
In skiff
A number of suits were filed against
Post & Co. Saturday to recover damage for
loss of life and injuries received at the fall
Of their building corner of Pearl and Plum
lest spring.
In the Bruce Gibson suit which came
up before Judge Foraker last week on a
motion to strike out the irrelevant matters
In the answer of Mr.. Gibson, the motion
has been granted.
Joe Hunter, brother of the notorious
Apple Jack, entered John Jacks room on
Baily Court and stole a watch, chain, ring
and silk handkerchief. He was afterward
arrested and the above-named articles
found on his person.
A horse belonging to DR.. Ratterman
ran away, together with the Doctors
buggy, containing his child and hired
boy. At Calhoun street the horse dashed
down thirty-foot embankment badly
breaking the buggy but doing no serious
Injury to the occupants.
On Saturday last Judge Swing SEN
fenced three men, Charles Howard, alias
George Brown, for passing counterfeit
money, got 500 fine and twelve months in
the County Jail. Pat. Donnelly and Ed.
FOgartv, for breaking into the Post-ofice
ut North Bend, got the same sentence.
Examinations in music will take place
this week In the public schools as follows
Tuesday morning, West colored; Tuesday
afternoon, Walnut Hills colored and Nine
tsenth District. Wednesday morning,
Twenty-fifth District; Wednesday after
noon, Seventh District. Thursday morn
Ing, Eleventh District; Thursday after
noon, Twelfth District. Friday afternoon,
Seventeenth District.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
Off for ChieaSa

The Sherman Club, of this city, left for Chicago
mis- morning at halfpast o'clock on the l., c. &
l. Railroad. The Club formed at Mclodeon Hall
Hbout one hundred strong, and, preceded by Cur
ners Band, marched to the depot All of them
wore white felt hats and Sherman badge. The
special train on which they went consisted oi
three new parlor cars, which were handsomely
decorated with flags and flowers. Curriers' Ban0
accompany them to CHI cago. The delegation is
under charge Of Messrs Geo. W. JONES' L. O.
Eshelby and Hon. Chas. Flelschman.
Just before the Club was ready to start from
Nelodeon Hail. one of the members, Louis
Aauss, fell in q fit on the sidewalk. His head
struck the curDstone, and an ugly scalp wound
was inflicted After reviving he was conveyed to
lie home
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31

Four hundred dollars were lost in the
vain attempt to accomplish what one dol
lar effected. The case referred to is that ol
Mr.. John Seigh. of this place, who suffered
with rheumatism in his leg for five years
three years of that time being unable to
ork, and part of the time being confined
to his bed. He spent four hundred dollars
f'r various remedies and doctors prescrip
tions without relief He finally tried St
Jacobs Oil with the happiest results, two
bottles entirely curing him. and enabling
him to regularly attend to his work
-Johnstown PA. Tribune.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
Brief BulIetins.

| hearney leaves lor OulcaSO WeuHeSuay.
John burst, Sandusky. O., died from sun
stroke.
Hon. John Mathers died at Jacksonville,
Illinois
VIM. Gentry. aged 1s, killed by cars at
Lima, 0.
Jackson Smithers killed by cars at Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Kearney, Cleveland, died from
hydrophobia.
James Davis, Of New Philadelphia, O.,
killed by cars
Wind storm did 49, 900 worth of damage
at Cedarville, O.
VIM. Gilmore farmer. aged 80, drowned
near Morrow, ..
c. D. French, prominent citizen, dropped
dead at Lima, 0.
VIM. Beale, conductor. killed by cars on
the B. & 0. Railroad.
The Pope has sent valuable work of art
as gift to the Sultan.
A. Maekie & Sons corn meal mill burned
at Cairo, III. Loss $4,000.
William David, pioneer settler of Lake
| county, ONO, died OF cancer.
Morrison Baldridge a prominent citizen
of Hagerstown, Ind, suiclded.
John Smith, twelve years old, of Wheel
ing, W. Va, while bathing was drowned.
Chief Cecilia Gonzales and two followers
have been killed at Sac de San Vincente,
Cuba.
Ralph Saunders, aged TO- accidentally
shot and killed by another boy at Harris
burg Pa.
At Beoit, Kansas, the safe of the Kansas
Pacific Depot was broken into and robbed
of Sc, ,000
Matthias Hollander, hot keeper, Oneida,
Ohio was kicked in the stomach by a horse
and killed.
Eighty negroes from Arkansas sailed for
Liberia on Saturday. Several deserted be-
fore the ship sailed.
Miss Kate Newland, the fourth victim of
Tuesdays gasoline explosion at Piqua,
Ohio, died Saturday.
Dan Rice delivered the address at the
decoration of the National Cemetery at
Mound City, ILL.,, yesterday.
Prince Leopold, Princess Louise and
suite arrived at Toronto Saturday. They
leave for Mia ara Falls Tuesday.
An explosion in powder.mill at Wet
teren, near Ghent, killed and injured many
persons. Ten bodies have thus far been
found.
| Sixty thousand dollars worth of six per
cent. bonds of the City of Lexington were
dis osed of to Albert Meter, of Cincinnati,
at 104.60.
The jury in the SANDER suit of Mary A..
Sawmiller VS.. Conrad B. Culp, at Lima, O.,
returned verdict in favor Of the plaintiff
for $1,000.
Francis Austin. Ex-Director of the Day
| ton and Southeastern Railroad, and a
prominent citizen Of Jackson County, died
at Wellston. O.
| At Rockbridge, Shelby County, Friday
night, John Foley all Irishman sixty years
of age, came to his deaIh at the hands of
Robert Thompson.
At Philadelphia Saturday morning a
barrel of benzine exploded on board the
British oil ship Sapphire, killing two men
and fatally injuring two others.
A terrible cyclone passed over the edge
of Posey and Vanderburg Counties, lind,
Saturday afternoon, blowing down houses,
barns, fences. orchards, &c. Frank Was
sem was killed py the blowing down of q
house at st. Philips. 10 Deig had his leg
broken.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
THE TELEGRAPH WAR
Reduction Of Rates Of tho American Union
and Atlantic & Pac flo CompaniaaL

Manager Page Of the American Union, an.
nounces that the new company formally opens
for business tomorrow. and by orders from New
York he puts in operation the following new
yates for ten-word messages: Within Q radius ol
iBe miles, 25 cents; offices Ill Ohio, with New
York City and Philadelphia, 40 cents: Cincinnati
b points in Indiana and Illinois, 40 cents; Mis-
spuri, except st. Louis, Iowa, Omaha, Leaven
worth, 60c
Manager Griswold, Of the Atlantic h Pacific
Telegraph Company, announces the following
ntes for ten-word messages. to take effect: All
fates at present less than those given below will
bemaintained until further notice. All at present
higher will be Cancelled June LIST, 1850, and rates
here given substituted:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31

There Is nothing in the world more beau
tiful than . fine healthy baby. You can
not dose your baby with opiates and have
u healthy; but you can use Dr.. Bulbs Baby
Syrup and still maintain the baby's health.
RIice 26c bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31

A terrible cyclone passed over the edge
of Posey and Vanderburg Counties, lind,
Saturday afternoon, blowing down houses,
barns. fences. orchards, &c. Frank Was
sem was killed by the blowing down of q
house at st. Philips. 10 Deig had his leg
broken.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
Decoration Ode-1sSO.
by MRS. ENoCH TAYLOR


BY MRS. ENocH TAYLOR.
Wemeet again this May day morn,
Around these sainted soldiers graves,
To deck with flowers and adorn
The tombs of these lamented braves;
To decorate this sacred sod,
Where ashes Of our warriors lie,
Whose patriot souls are with their God,
Whose names immortal blaze on high.
Their solder sorrows are at rest
To them the war of life is O'er.
The strife that st rs the martial breast
Will never burn their bosoms more.
Forever deaf to sound OF drum,
They'll near no more tEe bugle call;
The roar OF cannon now may come,
And harmless on each hero fall.
They, loyal to their latest breath,
Bequeathed the peace their valor bought;
Their dauntless lives and daring death
Have proved their battles bravely fought;
Their valiant deeds and feats of fame
Will grace our history's future page
The memory Of each honored name
Will greener grow with every age.
Tread lightly o'er the treasured ground
And fill the breeze with fervent prayer,
Breathe benediotions o'er each mound
And sound glad pseans through the air;
Chant patriot hymns TO warrior worth
And lift your loving voice in song;
Watt praises on the pride OF earth,
Who now to angel bands belong.
Great heroes of departed days!
We bless the names that they bequeath,
And as we sing their martial praise
Well ever2reens around them wreathe;
Let flags and banners float and wave
Der tombs Dedewed with memory's team,
The love we bear each hon0red brave
Will last till time Is lost in years
They lie In laureled slumbers here
And we bow down with patriot pride,
Pay homage TO the dust 80 dear.
or heroes who so nobly died;
Their fame will light our land. like starr,
And blaze in glory as the sun,
VIII touch the torch Of flaming Nam
TIL all the living world u won.
, 1880-12-21

THE Rt.-Rey. Dr.. Kcane, Roman Cath-
Ollie bishop Of the Diocese OF Iliclmolid, V'a.,
has set ab,utin good earnest to tlo away with
liQuor-seltng IN Sundays by members Of his
t1ock. lie addressed large meeting Ut the
saloonkeepers Of Richmond Sunday evening,
pointing out that selling liquor on the Lord's
DAY was II violation Of the commandments
Of God and the preccpts OF the Catholic
Church; that 1t lcsl to sin, shame, md crime;
anil that no good Catholic ought engage In
sucl, traffic on such day. After the all
dress solne thirty saloonkccpers signed q
pledge mt to sell any liquor OIL Sundays,
mid to encourage others to abstain from
doing so. a committee wns appointed to
obtain the signatures Of other dea1crs.
, 1880-12-21


8vtefal iHspateh 10 17ss Chleuqo Jsibuns.
WAXHlS0T0Nt ID. T., 1}rc. 20,-Tfte Senate,
after dEsmstuE ut tile adjournment rcsolu-
tim, spe,It tho lny In q wmHglo over the bIll@
rtlatng to thu 81, ,ou0, ,00Q Ut surplus reyel,uo
which, In 1871, vera given or loanel by tho
Gulurnl Government to tho States. Tho
ppI,t ut issuu WIS whether It was technically
a KIT or called loa1, although no Que III 4
prneltcal matter suggested that any ont Of
tho States would ever TO likely tu return u
dollar Ut tllut fund to the General Govern
lnent. Scnator Thurman took the position
tint the MONEY .was borroWel by.
tho States, aid was q debt from
thenl to tho Genernls Government, and
tint Congress Ind ,lo power to give that debt
a1ly different nnlue, eyenlf It was a fictitious i.
asset on tho books OF tho Treasury aud MI
entry that WIS very ineonyenlelst for tho
bUokkceprrs. Senator ConklluR took GROUND
IN ounosltluu to Thurman. all4 ululu QuitQ 4
, 1880-12-21

.AFTEll long md wort1y wrn11g1e about
points Of order, parliamentary Inv, the rules
of.the House. etc, etc.. resolution was got
before tic House yesterday fayoring tic abo-
lition OF tho tax OH bank checks. The
dcbuto which succeeded dealt with nearly
everything else under tho sun but
tho subject of the resolution. ami cndett with
out result. Il majority Of the House seemed
to favor the resolution, and It Is not ilnproba.
bio TINT bill enbody1ng its principle will be
passed before tile end OF tue session, as nlso
Il bill repeating the Tux on matches.
, 1880-12-21
Complimentary Bar Resolutions
and Speeches III Honor Of
Justice Strong.
The President Wanted to Make
Him Secretary of the Navy
Judge Woods.
Thompson Shakes Hands All Round
Cox Very 1ll-Raum and Mon
trose-The Record.

AZ SHOWN IN RECESS 3f.ASEl;VfttS.
sRtttak ULspatth to The Chiedao. Tribune.

~ H}Itl"S IN UEtE$S $EANElttffES.
sptetat Dt'pa'ta to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e.. Dec. D.-The Senate,
as was exprcted and predicted, retu,,st!crea
Its decision of last week, and ngrectl to tie
1io1tse resolution which provides for u
holiday RECESS frDm Dec. =, to Jnu. 4.
THIS action nf the Senate plnccA some Sen
ators In I'LL awkward pre.liculnent. This
was lll'strntttl when the pairs were an-
nourced. Senator 1lnrrls, OF Tennessee, for
instance, saId TINT his colleague, Senator
Bailey, WIS a'isrnt, hut, had lo been there,
wnuld larc opposed tlla resolution. Mr..
HALEY aid vote agnlnst tlla adjournment res
olhtton Init weak, anil Immediately left for
llo'l'c to spe1ll tic holidays. being confident
TINT tile Senate would reconsider It's action
a1nl provide fur the rrcess, willis he wnuld DO
I'll recoFtl III flaving opposed 1t. There arc
number 0f 0tfer Senators who n,ate
RlNI1.An CLAIMS To vIi.rUE,
hut whose 1lat,lps tl0 nut appear on the roll
III opposition tD tt'u itnt!O1l to reconsider to-
tiny. The rcnson Is that ti1oy llat1 nlrendy
left Tor nlctr homes. Onn OF the cllrlosltle8 Of
the voto OIL the adjournment resolution WIS
thu fnct that Senator C0nkt1,g, wl!o l,al only
Just taken Ills scat, voted with the others In
fnvor Of holiday adjournment.
r1,oM 1.-THE nEcolll,."
IT. thu Hf'ttrn As'ottatsd Frf't
WASHINGTON. u. t., Dec. G.-Attcr much
discussion, on motion Of Mr.. Cameron, OF
l'rn1lsyiyn'lIn, the vote by which the Senate
disagreed to tho adjournment resolution was
rcconsterctl.-yeas II, nays II.
Nr. EAlntlntls moved to a,neIti SO rs to nd
jnnrn from Dec. - to Jan. !, Instead Of Dec,
, 1880-12-21

TnE Controller Of tho Currency ltas de-
clarctl dividend Ut per cent to tic credit
ors Of the lIisotvunt city National Bank Of
this city, and of IL per cent 10 tho creditors
Of tlG defunct {ier,nat, National. This makes
the dividends paid 10 creditors NJ tic City
National II Icr cent, and to those of the Ger.
ljlnn 70 pcr cent,
, 1880-12-21

IT Is stated that President Hayes nlntte a
tender Of the Sccretaryslfp OF the Nayy to
Justice Strong, Oil tho lnttcr's retirement
from tho Supreme l}cncl,. Justice Strnng Is
said not to have hecn nverse to accepting,
but doubted whether 1t wns legal fnr judge
on the retired list to acccpt n Cabinet purt-
fOlfO.
, 1880-12-21

THE following, among other bills, were In
troduce4l III the liouso yesterday: Il bill de-
tlning tint lanas ii, Indian Territory which
nre unoccupicd, antl to whicl, the title Of the
Indians l,as lapscd, shalt become open fur
settlement; bill providing for the abolition
Of tho Office Of Director Of tho U,lion Pacific
llairoad; allua bill authorizing tho constrlc-
tioll OF double stcel-trnck railway from
Now York to Council bluffs.
, 1880-12-21

TnE European Powers are ,lcyfs1nE ways
and means to settle the Gr:eco+rurkish diHi-
Guilty. III the meantime tnvce IL urt,ling,
preparing to take tho field against Turkey IN
tile spring, should the Powers not be able to
Induce tho latter to yield the territory wlicl,
the former demands.
, 1880-12-21

THE Scamen's Convention at Cleveland fiji
ishet Its lahors yesterday. Richard Powers,
Of this city, was elected General President.
Tiu Conycntlnn will meet In Milwaukee ol,
tic second Monday Of December nuxt year.
, 1880-12-21

TnE aggressive colonfsts Of South Africa
are III serious pfcltcamc,,t. i body of them
hive suffered serinns defeat at the hands Of u
native tribe, the l'onlas. NearlynElI the tribes
arc now llp In arIls. md the burg,crs arc
thoroughly frightened and chilling for assist
allce from England.
, 1880-12-21

JONES & McDoSAi.p and Ray & Mcl.aury,
two commission firms doing business OIL the
Board Of Trade, were caught "long OH
wlseat" yesterday when it dropped very
heavily, aud both firms have suspended.
Jones Il McDonald's liabilities arc placcl
Mt G5(1 nm
, 1880-12-21

SPEAKER RANDALL. Inns appointed Con.
gresham Mckinley, Of Ohio, to tho place on
tic Ways and Means Committee rendered
yacant by tho retirement OF Gen. Garfield.
Mr, McKiniuy Is ProtectfnnIst.
, 1880-12-21

PEnny HOLLOWAY, It'll entry.clcrk in the
employ Of Murphy " Erwin, s!ry.gootts n.cr-
chants of indianapolis. tlns been nrrested u,
tho Charge Ut having Systematically pi!ferc.l
fr0m Ills employers for several years past.
OHe Of tf,o frn members estimates the
amount of l1olioway'a theft at suyerul tllou-
Said t1plinrR
, 1880-12-21

Tile House passed a bill yesterday ppro-
priatlnE $4,000 for tho construction ot M
Assay Ol1Icc at st. Louis. Tho Chicago
lne,nbers wore 50 1nagnantmous rs to offer
no objections. The establishment Of tho st.
Louis Assay Office will, 1t is believed bo only
preliminary to tho establishment OF n Mint
there. Ilnd Chicago moro active Congress
,nun, Chicago would lave tho MInt, as It
, 1880-12-21

HEIR W1STEND0i!r, Prussian oilictnl.
who undertook tho refnrm Of the Turktsl,
finances, lias given up tho task In despair.
1ie could hot evolve order out of such chaos.
Ills action will not tend TO the appreciation
of Turkish bonds.
, 1880-12-21

THE Rey. DR.. Talnago has been notified
BY the Rey. DR.. Van Dyke tint llo will be
tried by a Conference Of tho Presbyterian
ministers Of brooklyn on the cllnrEv of llay.
Ing given faise evidence on n furiner trial.
, 1880-12-21

JupoE ". B. Woo1s. who has been no,ui-
l1nted for successor TO Justice StruuK on tho
Supreme Court Bcncl,, seems to be Il grcat
farorft with SOutllern lnwyers.. The lawyers
OF Galveston, Mobile, all New Orleans haye
petltioned tic Senate 10 confirm tllu nonil,a-
tfOn.
, 1880-12-21

GEoIdE WlSaArE. n ueput ty-Marshal, was
arrested Mt Wilmington, Del. en elcctioll-
aay by Stato u.lieers Oil tic chargo Of Ills
orderly conduct Ut tho POLLS. Ills caso was
brought befura tie United Stutes Circuit
Court Oh writ oil habeas CORPUS. liz was
, 1880-12-21

Fon the Upper Lake region to-day tho
Weather bureau predicts generally elnully
weather Md light snow, winds from uortt-
east to southeast, with statlunary or slight
{alt i'll tbtllpurnt4re,
, 1880-12-21

discharged yesterday OIL tho order Ut JntIge
bradford. WIN pronounced. his arrest Mt tho
instance 1f tia State authorities urwarrant-
nb1e. Judge NrnIford tried to convince tho
Delaware Duurbo1ls TINT Tho United States Is
superior 10 their ltlltc State.
, 1880-12-21

TIE Mark Line Express reports the
whcat-p!nntEnE season nearly ovcr. The
young crop looks we'll. Prices remained
Inst week thu sa1ne rs the previous week, but
change In favor Of buyprs Is anticipated
tlils week, or, Mt least, III q short time.
, 1880-12-21

dnAr EAos.E. Dig, Soldier. Black l'ear, n1,ti
ten other Indian Chiefs passed through st.
Louis yesterday on their why to Washington,
where they will protest nEntnst tho iuc,rston
OF tho white n'an into their hunting.
ald will ask fur protection
, 1880-12-21

4 MIL. rcfuttllng the s rcr cent improve
ncnt certificates of the District OF Columbia
Into llfty-year3 per cent bonds pussc.t tl.u
Senate yesterday. Tie u1.>ount to lie thus
refunded Is ss9l ,000,. and they are to beAr
date Aug, |. 1H1f
, 1880-12-21

THE british sltip City ut Montreal, from
Quebec for England, latl to be abandoned ut
SEA. Tho crew spout ilyo days In tho rigging
bcfore thoXf~ore rescued. and Ut course snf'
fcrcd dire hhrLsl!ps.
, 1880-12-21

PRESIDENT HAYES nlu Secretary Eyarts
were entertained ut private dinner lust
evening BY Nj. Low, Of Brooklyn. Several
prominent peoplo Of New York anil Brook
lyll weru invited to meet tic distinguished
guests,
, 1880-12-21

TIE United States Supreme Court has dc.
cfdet tllat ~ Individual shareholder III an H.
solvent National bank Is llablo only fur Ills
proportionate sllnre Of tho tlnnk's liabilities,
based OIL the amount of stuck held 1y him ut
tho ttlne the bank became insolvent.
, 1880-12-21

JESSE II, M.AltsilALl., farmer residing
near Ncnla, a., griryed 10 over ti!a sale VI Ills
farm fur an Inadequate price that l,u becan.e
in 6n1le All&l committed suicide.