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Connecticut western news., 1880-05-12

GOING EAsT. TRAINS LRAvn cAwAAz
 '.10 .. m. Leaves Miilerton at co a. m.. YnA.
 vile 6.SO and Salisbury ., c. BO a. 1. g A .. m. Connecting at Winsted for WaAm.
 bury and Bridgeport. At SimsAaxy Am
 New Haven, arriving at l.S6 D. m.--enV~
 ing 10 miles distance oyer aay eShsr route, for Westfield, Northampton. VfS. iamsburgh and Holyoke. AS HertShl1 with Express for Spr,nR6eld end na~aaa and sll points North and Fact: avxfvlrSS in Boston at 4.20 p. m. also fer W{IE r,a.'ic. New London. Providsnss. Hss York.
 Lo-ses Mi'lerton st s.so. LAksvsI,e a.oR Salisbury 9. II .. m. 500 p. m. Connecting from Albany. A VIA
 ted for Waterbury and BridrsperA. slf
 Simsbury for New Haven, Nesth ela. ( Ss
 yoke and Northampton. At Harkfora 1s,s
 Millimantic, New London, New YerA {
 Boston. and Saybrook, via. O. V, n. lA
 Leaves Millerton at AIS, LAksvilts l0
 Salisbury 2.86 D. m. - S.i6 P. m. Leaves Millerton at 7.ae. IAhevn,a 7.4S, Salisbury 7.6s p. m., for WinstsAs
 Passengers leave New York ct ese .. w.
 connect with this train. 600 .. m. Monday mornings only.l LeeVes
 Milierton at 6.16 .. nl,, connac1ima AZ
 Canaan with Housatonic train narsE. lA
 Pine Meadow for New Haven, arTiviSs se
 9.l5 .. n.., and for New York. Aa nis.ss
 barry for w. etHeld and NovthanapAsm. sn&
 arriving in Hartford at s.sA .. @. ..- For time at way stations aad ssnasrr
 posters. ,.s Sg ,.sS3 % 1AwR1 wALTEa PsAROz. -
 0sa3 JAskse ABp.
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-12
CgoNN. wEsTERN RAiLnsAn.

Commencing Oct. (, 1873. cornc WEST. TRAINS LxAvx cAxAAa. t2.l0 .. m. Connecting from PittsNslA. as m. lerton for Poughkeepsis, RhinshacS eSS for Fishkill. Leaves Salisbury at 17.Se andxAksvaM at l.02p. m. s.5s p. m. Connecting from Pittsneld. Al Nnn lertonfor New York, arriving at (. ss .. ns Leaves Salisbury st x.2O and IARsyifs at4.28 p. m. JAS P. m. Connecting from pittsnelA. Al nm. lertoi with Express for Albany ana CSo West.
 Leaves salisbury VI .7.os snd Iahsvsn. at 7.07 D. m. lol p. m. Milk Train, connecting as msumAna for New York. srrivin; SSp. M HssS Sundays only.
, 1880-02-09
And the stgnitlcnnco of tho Pennsylvania Com
rrntion Is nI*p n fntr sui,jcct fnr discussion.
Among vnrlnus opinions expressed ID tho fol.

md the stKnincnnco Of tho Pennsylvania Con.
srntion Is aI*o fnfr sul,jcct fnr discussion.
Among vnrInus opinions expressed Is tho fol.
lowing hy t3av. Foster:
II required aomo whiting to Rntn accCss to tho
Govetn9r, - 1inny weFG the cnIlerh during tho
ns l,c ts.s tny nnrka him. as he Is 70 tnnrlscil
t'r tHnny otber things. ns being m extraortlinnry
9 Tase a ieny ks r reay r rc S ary o y@ q, l s
" Wint do yo,, think Of tho action Of the pcnn-
HS sy!sn1'!n GnyIon yes'eFay' md how will
icen !. : Trest m.taks * .',pon tho patt l q
tho .lnrgo maturity Of tho masses Of tho people
y that state tl2 not faynr the nomiilat,on ol
gs r G5en s os dftsd % nxnS ,sS
:oiesntions of tat klnti nfo GENERALLY yery eaa.
them % II ef,sree c. Ycs. It t. pcrfsctIy % eear u w
nd 1st aEants l' friends arc |" tho minority In
that ths was to be done. and he d really ca'pt-
,x%3 71s,s ss,s;S i Il f's* about h" 'a0'no
"Do you think. Governor. That =, thts action ls
to a 10 .;n construed r. tnt1 oo for bane' is has
lin answer 10 that, would say that It IL
prn'mho that tho feeling Of nntago9issn1 ensen-
lrsed by this forcing Of tnntters is likely to
tnactl,or tic friends oi tic othor caniiates i,
ssj;y a!x;S;: I;;' + f.: sas 10 to IL hsafd' md
WI "!iox wiIi i eject Grants chances In Nc"
III i, very probable that tho convonuon
Wei, II that event, and With Illinois. do ynu
exs E t t. ~ xlse s h en tho h oInstomf" eiIs o'
al ts possible, but hardly probable. AZ have
, 1880-02-09

~ III Tftq5aPh i e Ny L Iark 5i;c.'a:
Ing known hero TINT MI organization has becn,
tormes in th9 StAtg. Wlts' hen.l4uArtcrs at nca-
yer, whose object is tho expulsion of tho Gtes
tho few WIN hlvo bccsImo knDwn ~ connected
With II adult TINT thore does exist nm under
sthaf II ho Tcs TS o 's irom caao by
next spriil1, whpn tho tnaw BhAll haro dsAp.
pcarctl sufficiently to atlnllt Of Prospecting in
themselves, svan In donnco Of Federal prphibl.
tf0n. | have Just concluded conversation
sx Tt ss s1shssSat s sS t.ra e. a'sf: fa.t q9a 9sa
Iast twenty ycars. md has 9eatl On THO resorva-
oa who j. S Of re fk ss y ,ho r.
you With the 'otatls Of a!lr Views, which are, n
fact Incomplete" he said. II ca1l aAsurG YOU
that we inean to 70 oil to TINT rosorvMtion and
tlIat thcre ts nh!illti!ec f incr7ll, md bellgyc
i to bo rich. Whether 1t is or not, W. consider
taat W. navo ~ r eaSt as, s right A1nM: ~ ths ,
we arc anxious tu havo tho Government sava US
tho sespoasiallity ct c;sarlng our ow1, @ Way M 9f
It, wo aro comparatively indvpctM,e,t; We do
!ot want to have to ,sht tho Indians, h,!t VIII do
i IN preferences to being deprived ct tho rrivt.
e that t. thore s,p', was u to'Is TSs % !ncii
tertug expedition; soj IL n,1d About Donycr.
and otheEa ~ tho Vicinity Of i.cativllc, ar'l boz
You'd on the Eagle and 0,lnAison Rivers near tho
tI1ltltiltlHl lG|tsHs kAH3 III lA1e H!fu!HU
tue natnta Of th,so Engaged IN Nursing tho en-
terrriso, several mouths Aru yet 10 Ulnpso be-
fnto 1t would or could tle MndHttAkol. That
fact. lts primary object IL doubtless that Of
tntiae!iclng action Ut washington, for. US tho
authority Aloye quoted states, tho plUsE,ccters
tho spring, and thoy woulA ba PLEASED 10 have
tha ltitiinais ont nr tho way; but, falling u lind
and artncsl prepared for so1r-dcfctlsc. and 1t Is
net llnnrob4blethat they would prspoot tor tn-
dians ~ well ~ for gold, thcir obleot being to
thelk work fro from 1rnad md tiauuet.
, 1880-02-09

TIE ARMY.
THE DuRNHIpk NiLL IN ANOTHER rOItM.
Sptetdl DhRateh 70 Tho QAtcaQQ Tfi64nk.

Sptttdt Dhpateh 10 9he Chicago Tribune.
WAsiilsaroN. D. c., Feb. IA carefully
prepared and very neut1y rrlntad pnm-
phlet has hecn gonorally circulated hero
which ia beloved by armys mon to Indicate
andthcr attoInpt oil tho rart Of tho lcnltng
private arns manufacturers to royivs tho bill
presented In tho lust Congress- by tho luiut Com
mission Of tho two lIouscs, The fact that leads
to this conclusion IL thnt the pamphlet attacks
tho stuff throughout Mt tho oxpenso Of tho I!ne,
and In u tnannor 50 uxtromG that tho best
clement ut the line will not uilorse. 1t then u.s.
sunlcs to consider tho various objections that
were potent III desoat'ng tho Burnside
hlll, but fapa 10 rcfcr, evon indirectly, To tho
most powerful and most prominent Of all, na.ne-
", tho suicidal policy OF elDsing tho two greAt
manufacturing urscnAls md
FuTTlNH THE GOVERNMENT Ar TIN MERCY
nf tho priYate arns faotorles Of tho country.
Tho sa,uo induction OF tho stan corps as tho
}lnrnsiae b.peontAtne.' Is recommended and de-
funded ut length, except that tho virtual nh0-
lltton uf tho ORDNANCE corps, which that con.
tnlnet1s anl which WIS u lAtt OF the plum Of tho
private arms companies, III carefully omitted In
tho preliminary. alsc.issIn!,, but lnscrteI
III d tnhto Of proposed reductions ut
tho end, Tho covert object Of this anonymous
document IL Interpreted 10 30 IN attclnpt to
create u sentiment 41n2nF ConRrosanen that
M orlgtnRi bill tlr III tho form Of amendments to
hill rxprotrti frtlui thu Military Cnmmtttect OF
nil thu radical chnKcA proposed by tho lltirl-
sitlo bill including tiu lhuntinnment1ly tho Gov
CFhMGnt Ut ita sln0f1hled facilities fur tho tnnIf-
ufAututo Of ordnanca And ortl'lanoo-stores.
, 1880-02-09
MARsHALL's LOVE AFFAIR,

SpsttaE Dipa!eh "a 7hs Ch3eNgo 7f1bNNf.
CINCINNATI, Fe.1. B-W. 8. MnEnhnll, tho ab.
econdIn8 cashor Of tho First Nnttonut Hunk OF
M.ttlIotuwn, hus bccn heard frnn In milwaukee,.
1t IL ascertutncd TINT his dcpNrture wus plAati-
cally an elopo1nonl Iio went to ChlcaRo In et'sll.
pnpy with Miss Langston, the ynllflK woman to
whom ho wrote tho letters which caused tho
church investigation lust GUNNER. Miss Lal'K~
tlon has ruttlrtlrd to hur homo. shn
says she ind Marshn!l won't to Chl~
oa8o togothor,but thoY redo In separate coaches.
on tic tiuy after thr arrival. III tho pArlor at ii
l1t,tcl. yHrshMll t,un a,iyIsod her 10 gn homo,
aud sho compiled. Miss l.MnKden tleclArcs that
then at any tsnlo. hut slya thoy love ouch olhnr.
ahu Is IL atid hn 70. Iubilc upnlan In Middle
town IL Divided ~ TO tho extent Ut MarshnIEs
guilt. Tho ocurs 1T tho bunk iaslat TINT therr
lS no dpflpAtiprs. .r .a.-=-.
, 1880-02-09
Conkling's Friends Deny that lilo
Has Any Leaning To-
wards Sherman.
While on the Other Hand It Is
Alleged that Secretary
Schurz Has.
Opinion OF tho Cincinnati ssuazctte" :"
rs to the Tllird.Tcrm Boom, In
Pennsylvania.
Wilson, Of Iowa, On Blaine, Grant, and
ehermau-Go7. Fosters Sentiments
Booming for Tildau.
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA..
ACTION WITH NLrEnEECE 10 THE COMING CAM
pAifH.
Spfefat Dt.pdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. B.-Tho condition OF
political aGufts IN Virginia Is being cnrafull'
studied by Republicans In WaahinRtan. Tho
breach betwec,& the Conservatives and Re.
adj,,stcrs doca not sccm likely to ho settled bo-
fnro tho Presidential clectlon ami tho question
as to whnt co,irso tho Republicans stnl tako III
View Of this fact appears to bc MI Opcn one. At
n meeting Of tho Republican Congressional Com
mlttcc lust evening, this question s said 10 hnvo
bern ,1Iscnsscd, and tho prnpricty of some nd
vtsory notion by tho Committee wis constdcrc,t.
1t Is understood that no action wns do
tcrynincd upon, but that the subject will 10
further considered ut meeting 10 he held this
week. 1t Is reported that Atn0ng tue members
Of the Committee present last cYulltng tho pro-
ynilfng sentiment np1carul tn l,G thAt tho flr-
KIn(a Republicans otlKht to hnld hraf frum md
to form ilo coalition with cthot wing Of tho De-
11Dcr1ley III tho coming cnmpHtRn. It WIS ns-
serted BY several who opposed II coalition that,
If tue Republicans would innlsc sluarc fight on
good chanel, OF carrying three. if not four, Ut
tho Congressional Districts In Virginia, III plnco
Of tho onp district WHICH thoy now holi. 1t was
Miso urged TINT, II tho Republicans should unlto
their f0rccs with tho Mason faction thoy would
gain nothing in Congressional representation,
md, ovon II they helped tn carry tho Electoral
ticket, would hnvc no assllrGnce thAt tho ElcGt~
nr1.l vote would not be Riven to tho rcgullr
Democratic candidate for tho Presidency.
, 1880-02-09
TIE GRANT MOVEMENT.
PAlLuRB OF THE Third TERN 10 Noox II


Cincinnati Gdxtftt.
In respect to tho Harrisburg Convention y
leading nfT IN a race to nominate Gen. Grnnt, or
to keep up the so-callei 0rant boom, or to fire
tho first gun for 1rnnt, 1t haa fMllcd. Tho frat
gun has missed fro. The uttered t,asts Of nil
the Grant movement hns boon that thnre WIS an
almost unanimous populnr demand for him. 1t
whs supposed that Pennsylvania wotlld dcnon-
strato this. 1t has bcon tried, and has developed
an opposition which, weighing alt tho ctrcum-
stances, is in effect showing TINT minority Of
the Republicans are opposed to Grant, For 1t
must bo remembered TINT bfr. Cameron used all
bis power to pack tho Convention.
On such showing as this, III n Stnte which waa
thought 10 bo snro for Gen. Grant, neither could
ho afford to mako tho run for tho nomination,
nor could tho Republican party Alortl to uoni-
nato him. Wo aay this with all due respect to
Gen. Grant, but these are signs 80 clear, and tho
1nattcr Ia 90 important, TINT tho Republicans ot
tho Nation must consider them. And in this no
aro rctnarking moro OIL those that have tAken
IN hand tho working UP OF an appearance OF q
popular tidnl waye, to CONVINCE Con. 1t7lnt that
no IL tho unanimous dcmaud, than Oh Con. 0rAnt
himself.
pcrs0na who woro near 10 Gen. Grnnt In bis rrcs-
idonoy PINNED deeply to make tho public ntten.
tions given to him IN foreign countries tncana
dctoy, and TINT to this end they ,nado not quito
fair use OF not altoEethor dolieate cir
ciilnr letter tssued through the Secretary
q Statot calling the attnMt49n q ~
tho United States officers abroad To Gen. Grants
tour, and stating that any attentions shown him
wolitd confer favor o1i the Government nf the
United States a'4 TINT this sotssr not only mule
active, bnt was used to show TO forelgn doycE,l.
mcnts that whatever they did 10 ton. Grant
they dig to t!'ts country.
orattons to Con. Grant IN Europe and Asia were
tributes 70 his personul Greatness. ana that hls
own Country htRht eOt 10 DC nehlnd 1nrolRh
countries In hnHoripG her most famous cltiz1n.
Thus WIS It planIed TINT tidal wave nf popnlnr
nYNtons, bcKanl!lng On his littdln8 IN the Ouitel
, 1880-02-09
GOV, FOSTER, OF OHIO.
HIS OPINION or TIE ACTIN or TIE JlAnRlsui1Ra
EQAYEkTlUN.

Spee&al to Cincinnati toHtfntrt3al
COLuMnus O., Feb. 6.-The ono absorbing
topic Of conversation to-day has bcen the action
OF tho Pcnnsylyanla Republican State Conyen-
tion Of yesterday III determining to send 4
pletgod delegation tn the National Convention
in the interests OF Grant. Thure IL upani1ntty in
one thing only. and that u surprise. Tho opin-
toMs Expressed ooncertilng 1t aru almost unnn!-
mons In d0nouncinR 1t Us = sample of tho bull
do1ng glomant sure 10 mark q third term by
Qraut. Another thing u acknowledged ~ being
sottled, and that u III rcgard to Grant being q
willing and deatlnus candidate for the nomina-
tlon. Just what his chances aro Il questtou,
, 1880-02-09


speetai DhpatsA to 1hs Chttaeo Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 9.-The friends Of
Mr. Coukltng deny tho statement cnnttnett In
tho letter from G. ". Mnulton IN Sccrctnry Bhcr-
mat, to tho effect that ho Bhcrman} was Nr.
Conktings cho1co II Con. Grnnt should witbdrnw
from tho CANVASS. They insert that Mr. conk-
ling can never forget, and will never forgive,
Shcr1nnn's course In connection with tho re-
moyn1 Of Gen. Arthur md Mr.. Cornell from tho
Now York Custom House. and that, rs Shorrnnn's
election to tho Presidency would fncnn an in
torsomont If tho present administration, he will
oppose to tho end Shcr1nnn's nomination.
NUT SC5aUNx 1S.
A gcnticmnn WIN has recently Ind conference
with Secretary 6chQtrz on tho political situation,
and who Is on i,ttmntG nrlns with him. ex-
no circumstances would support Grlnt for tho
Presidency; that he wt.29l not actively support
Hlaine. although ho tniEhb mt oppose him: and
that ho would cnter Into tho cntlvass hen tily
for Sherman.
, 1880-02-09
WASHINGTON,
How Mr.. Fort Came to Ag1-
tate the Paper-Duty
Reduction.
The Increase Of Price by Manu-
facturcrs a Tax on Edu-
cation,
As 1t Necessarily Enhances tho
Expense Of All SCHOOL,
Books.
Full Text of the Bill Now Before
the Ways and Means
Committee.
Attempt to Revive tho Burnside Army
1sf1l In New Sl,ape.
Impression In Diplomatic Circles that
a European War Is Imminent.
PAPER DUTIES.


rOnT's nILL To REPEAL TAXES on g0DA-Astf
AND kHbwtEDOE.
Special 0tspateh ia TIT Chicago Tfitunt,
WASHINGTON, y. c., Feb, 8.-The bIIt Of ltcprc-
sentative Fort, tho purpose Of which Is to pnco
certain chemicals which enter into the rlnn-
facture of paper. gl1ss, mud woolcn fabrics OIL
tho free list, and to reduce the duty printing
rlrcr, has not yet been formally considered by
tho Why's md Mems Committee, nnd, owing to
previous engagements Of tho Committee, pEobn-
hly will mt be considered for s0l,o timc to
COME. Col. Fort Tonight, in speaking Of tho
cntfscs which Induced the till. anl Of It's pros
rcets, Eaitl In substance TINT his attention was
first cttlled to tho matter FROM tho fact that tho
j,lcreaso In tho price OF paper WIS likely to re-
s.t't In great'y increasing tho price of ac31oo.
hooks nna In placing n burden upon intelligence,
md, believing that thero should 10 MS few Oh.
staclcs pucetl III thd rpnd to Knowledge Hs ros-
s!h1c, he commenced considering tho cnsc.
Whilo doing so. he saw statements In the news
papcrs that tho pnper-maRufacturcrs wcro coin.
b!ning to incrensu tho rricc, bit he has not hnt1
aMy conferences with newspaper rs,h1tshcrB
lie Immediately examined tho tariff question ut
tho Treasury, and discovered that,
WHILE MANr ARTICLES
which enter Into tho manufacture Of piper nro
0u tho FREQ list, B0tla-nAh Is not. 1Io also found
that n great MANY articles taxctl for other pur-
poses arc FREQ, II used In the manufacture Of
piper. 1Ie wns led to believe, therefore, TINT
the paper manufacturers wcro usthg tho exist
enco Of tho tax on soda-ash for increasing tho
pr1co OF paper. He accordingly introduced a
bill, Of which tue following ,s tho toxt providing
for tho reduction OF tho tariff OIL unsized print
fng.pnpcr from 20 to per cent nh ynlorcm:
I" A HILL to plncc certain articles imported md
used IN tho manufacture q pnpcr at glass,
rodnce tho import .luty on printing paper used
for hooks, pamphlets magazines, ard nowH-
, 1880-02-09
FRIGHTENED To DEATH,

Special VHPd!eh % 1ht Chlfa00 1NtdNF.
OTTAWA, Ont, Fob. ga shocking story has
rUachcd tho city Of boy, ncIr Smiths Falls, be-
Ing frightened to death. lilo WIS ongaged as
cook for n number OF mon. Ono ovcninE ho won't
to q neightor'a, AMI on returning found the
shanty lArk. l!o struck u mitch, but It WIS
iowii ont. Ito did thia two or tsroe tIraos, and
llnalIy ln<,ketl Gehlnd him M he strlirk tho
lnntch. 1Ia cA,tght IL glimpse Of several dark
objects, which wrr0 men hlackpnch and t,resso4i
to suit, Ills hcnrt, as tho Attctnr Afterwards
said, ieapod FINN Its stronghold And foil Into an
unnatural position, aud Ao run to . noghbor's
md died IN i fow htiutB.
, 1880-02-09
FORT FOR GOVERNOR.

WAslItkaToN, D. G., Feb. A-CoL Grconbury
l., Fort, Representative III Congress FROM tho
Eighth Illinois District. permits tho announce
mont tn be tradu TINT ho will allow hEs friends to
use his namo boforo thu Illinois State Com
ycntion as candIdAto for Governor, Cul.
Fort, however, will iot eiltcr Into
n scramble for tho office. His friends ray TINT
and thoy thtnk to has RpoA prospects,. MoRn-
while den. Jnhu u, liaw!cy fs sAaktlis \ very
inte.e9t congressman from alt para OF the Stats
In AIa bchnlf,
, 1880-02-09
AMRl SPRAGuE'S WILL,

PROVIDENCE. It. l., Feb. 5.-Ths will Of Ainr!
6prn4llu, distant relative nF cx.Gov. 6pr.gas.
wna rrcstntcd for prolmto Saturday afternoon.
Tho estate IL estimated at $4N, ,00Q 1hs will gives
SaU zach to tho looal chAri4cs, divides some.
thing oyor {S0,000 In an,alI sums Among rcan-
tives, and RlyeA the run.al.ldcr at tho property
IL Lieut.. Guy. Alburt U. Howard, who bus had
tho management 1t tho patlta for snUe yo1ss.
II Is reported that tho will will bu cDlitcstod.
, 1880-02-09

ANUIgEEI<
Special Di,pateh to tn Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, o. g., Feb. 8.-Thoro Is q focllng
OF general anxiety among tho dtforcnt legations
hero over tho threatening aspcat OF aEalra In
Europe. Tho dispatches printed this morning
from Lonlon arc regarded al exceedingly
significant, siuoe thoy would not have been
nude public except to qxolto toellng against
uussia and In supportot England The belief
emoug tho Legations IL that Nussta IA looking to
, 1880-02-09


Hp<etaE D4paleh to 1h1 Chteapa Jrtbuns.
TontlsTo, Feb. 8-Thc Matt aud Globe strongly
donounco Pu!rs, but appeal TO Canadians to
MD tho distressed in ireland. Tho Catholic
Tribune, on tho satno snb]oct, says: Although
Parnell un.i UIliDu hayo attempted to disctedlt
both tho Munston lIonse Connlittoo Of Dublin
and tho ltfah ltclief Committee OF Nuw York,
wo aro happy to say TINT they havo apparollt!y
fallc'l to .tcatr,y public >contdcnoa In either.
How tar tho iuexplicahtb courso pursued by
theso gentlemen niny hRve tended tn prevent,
or even delay. tue KtTlnE Of rultof for the Irish
slitlergrs, l. question tur themselves " Rottla
With thG!r eensolonee4,"
At MAUCI CHUNK, "a.
MAuClt CHuNK, pu., Fhn. 8,-lArnell and
Dillon addressed 4 largo nnd enthusiastic neet-
tug In tho Courthouse thls aftornbuil.
BAN flsAEClscO'a olukuF.
SAN FRAnpIsc0, Fob. s.--The representatives Of
lrsh societies ta-day duu!t,tx4 tn aava up pl1Rde
st patrtoks pay hnt a. t',stoal ~ e'1SEtain,,
to the Irish tcilct fund.
, 1880-02-09
A CAS ENGINE,

Special ptsyateA to 1'ht GAtea9o Ttsh*n*+
YIncksNKs IEtl,, Feb. ga gus engine Of aev-
enteon horse power asrisest In this city ycatos-
day, via pennsylyania Hallway, from Cologne,
Germany, whcru 1t WAs manufactured. 1t wilt
operate tho tnachlnery In y larso grain elevator
tst cfooted ~ ths oitX ana Is tho Gsxe.t engine
, 1880-02-09
JAMES +, WILSON.

,k'a, ti9n Z" n6t w,.n. to sce Cen Grant receive
JAMES +. WILSON.
4 TALK On STATE AsD NATIONAL MATTERS.
corrsspdr.tenee CinttHnatt Commercial
WAs1ttSGToS, u. e., Feb. t-James F. Wilson.
Of Iowa, hns Ind Il ratl1cr eminent career. both
MS lawyer and rs Legislator. For yents he
WIS member af tho iiouss Of Representatives.
nnd ns II tno when tho country was disturbed
BY tile cnmors Of civil revolution md tho i1.-
trlgucs of narty fues. }Io rms ut that tImo tho
coalIutor In the House Ut such u,cr as John 4.
iiinghnm. Nobcrt c. Schcnck, mud Thnstdcns
Stevens, and his name HOW. as then. IL placcd fin
the sa1tlB c0tcrlo Gs thors. Mr. Wilson wns uno
of tho seven Managers Of tho House In tho
Impeachment trinl Of Andrew johnson, and his
speech before tho Henate wns cOrsttcred tho
best delivered on tho part Of tho Managers, savn
TINT Of Ohfo's grcat and eloquent non, John Il.
ntnghau1. When Grlnt Was elected President,
and WIS fixing his Cabinet. he settled upon tho
nnsnc Of Jane. +. Wiasnn for Secretary Of state,
and rendered him that appointments; but Wilson
Ind determined. when he retired from tho
ffotBo, to never again enguKe In politics, and 30
ho declined The high honor, and then It was TINT
Elihu u. WaAhburne WIS given tho compliment.
ary nomination. 1t WIS grcnt surprise to
every ono save Wilson that the tlattcrfng roml-
nation was not ncceptcd BY him, but he had seen
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tcEieu ~ spe'a 1ae icet ~ n.o s1s y, ~ 'i.1cs
tlrlo was extensive and lucrative. For ycnrs ho
,yns Goyernrnont nlrrntor nf tha 11nion
Pacific lairond and did. perhaps. moro thnn any
other mati to protect tho Interests OF tho cor
posatfon, ns we'll as to p1aco' the Company
on basis wbcro It could easily move along ii,
INC patas 81 sueceos| AZ toe present uMo ~.
Wilson Is tho attorney Of Several Western rnil-
rt1ndH Guoinst tho ulttfc md Ia In WAHhiuutpu
r0w looking after their Interests, Aa met him
1r the corrtttoF OF Wizards to.sas anguged Ills
Intention for II moment on tho psissiea! s!tua-
''Whnt In tho Presidential complexion In your
Stnte, Mr. Wils0u2" -
"Well, rrni'y,'' responded he, "I do not feel
, 1880-02-09

1"oa''aH sot A4s1ESt
-. Mo-. Jar. 81. 1sso.-The linn. afontaonrru
t IN INC sun. aatea Jan: ", Is t'mely one one. Iho
ootftneffi ikafaz are devoted to Mr. Tllticn hc'
economical aud coustttutftnni oxijlod.. Tha ex.
Confna.s..s ,,r,ao,. ~, r."',... =. 1870 nu
hlin. and are caftivat'ng Hi unhoy alIanco with
Dooer,.s to ak % to them % a,,, tI,o ] m rtv ,yttont
"anc'n9 na!'ets. 1ew aa5s ngo aocnmnnt ia,
.,'... Inh ..u.I la,''n, nnu ns"'st ~ ~
n. s,.''.u .'n ,.eaoL '1.'e .'!.cs 'ns ,nno"
.ne VI sciapor e4-CohtcueFstee ealohcDoi
LUIS State. When Cufkrcfl was 0ilt hero lust ho
took spcuial pnlns to inform my frten,, Of tho
impos.ibility 1t 1tntnnftng or rctfeuftng TilIen.
person Il. jnhn Kclfy permits, tt,on Il Ind fir
ns for se ss of ceryns to tr x Ut
nt,c act Of thieves tn put lii n,lotber-nr,{t not
trying to restore eco,nny and t,,,stit,tinunllty
1t were f,r hotter TINT II he further ck,tlstcuc y
dcfcnt. Ii any. ono hut Ti!tlctl he ioinnutei.
ono will 11c: ave tttrk ,p this nnti md Hct
John Kcly md the Confederate UriRt,I,trrs.'' 1t
dues not reed Krcn. wfs!om 10 predict Tho effect.
aitiply become little more energetic.
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ursry wArrrttsoy stys IT IL.
r,, +o,,'...,. .....'.'',s'. - !. to-. nan.
atnltting. olt VIC presume y WI settio m!sn
Fetcd question: NO give H. Dy fcdlest, 10 tho
pan!c: ,,,, ,, ,,.
A!SEfGE. hy .iati: hmihs ;,.t, I'm sisnfn
,mnnc7"n--Mr ,aaIt nEAn t VIZ: !w9 81 ny dsleis
haye ~ waRer; nnd l "Tite snu t9r iltiorMation
Up to this asn :s a1,1.o1inre 1tsel for I!lien tor
, 1880-02-09

- OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEH Yonk, Feb. &-AfFived, steamers Alfalfa,
from Loudoi,. aud Mans, from Rotterdam,
QuE6Ns1Dxk, Feb. a-Arr1ycl, ncsmAnlo and
City Ut Montreal, from New York; British
Crowu, fron PhtlAdeiphla: and Motaytan, tsoQa