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REX COMING.
HAVANA, Jan. Z, 1880.

To the Duke Of Bogue Falia, Coving.
ton, La:
His Royal Highness REX" arrived at
this port this morning, on the Imperial
yacht Neptune" and will depart to-day
for Key West. All well on board. Will
arrive in Covington on Monday evening.
Feb. 8, without fail.
[Signedl WARWICK,
Prime Minister.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-01-10
1878. WAS approved.

1878, was approved.
It was then moved and adopted,
that w. G. Kentzel be allowed the
sum of $125, for publishing the acts
of the Police Jury. and to serve as
Secretary of the Police Jury, for the
year 1880.
EXPENSES FOR 1880.
To the honorable members of the Police
Jury of the Parish of St Tamnsnv:
Genaemen-We the undersigned
committee, appointed by your hon
orable body to make an estimate OF
the probable expenses for the year
ending December 81, 1880, beg
leave to make the following report:
Grand and Petit Juries. $1,000
Witnesses in Criminal cases 300
Clerk of Court, in Criminal
cases. -. -. s... lou
Sheriff, in Criminal cases. -. $50
Clerk of Police Jury. ....... 100
Printing 100
Tax Collector. .s........... 2OO
Coroner and Jury. $50
Repairs to Courthouse. $50. 100
Repairs to Jail. ........... 200
Contingent fund ............ 500
Total. $3.50
n
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NOTICE.

SEMALoosA CREEK. Jan. 10, 1880
My wife, having left my bed and
board, / hereby notify the public that
will NO longer be responsible for any
debts contracted by her, and forbid her
from making anv sale of cattle or goods
belon ging to me. DENsIs O'KKEYE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-01-10
GORGEOUS DISPLAY IN COyING.
TON, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.

The financial condition Of the
corporation Of Covington will COM
pare favorably with that Of any
other town in the State. Coving-
il free from debt, and has money in
the treasury!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-01-10
CONVICTION, La:
SATURDAY., January 10, 1880.

THERE WILL BE A GRAND DAY
PROCESSION, AND MASQUERADE
BALL AT NIGHT, IN CONVICTION. ON
THE IOrH OF FEBRUARY. FUN FOR
EVERYBODY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-01-10
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
POLICE JU r Y.
CONVICTION, La, Jan. 5, 1880.

Inc romeo jury OF the fdr1sn OF
st. Tammany met ON the above
date at the Courthouse.
Present-Wm. Badon, President;
Pat. WEIGH, JAS. w. Smith, George
kepp, N. Fendleson, J. nj. Abney,
J. l.. Dicks.
Absent-A. Cousin, nj. Fl. Tally,
J. Y. Crow.
Quorum present.
Inc minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. ,l..
A committee of three was then
appointed to make an estimate of
the probable expenses of the parish
for the ensuing year, consisting of
the following members: J. Nj. Alb
ney, N. Fendleson and j. L. Dicks,
to be assisted by j. Nj. Thompson.
The following bills were then ap-
proved:
Isaac Evans, Clerk of Police Jury,
81 16.
w. G. Kentzel, bill for adver-
Using registration notice, IS 90.
The following bills of Commits
sioners of Election were also ap-
proved:
First Ward-John Haas, So; F.
Snier, 81; Mathew Morgan, 81;
Paul Duillion, clerk, 81.
Second Ward-John Stevens, 81;
Vincent Populas, 81; Louis Willie,
81; A. J. Core, clerk, 81.
Third Ward-James Taylor, s.;
St. Ange Bossier, So; Jules Maille,
So; +. 4. Guyol, clerk, So.
Fourth Ward-M. Sharp, So; NJ.
L. Leblanc, 81; Frank Ribava, 81;
Theo. Verret, clerk, 81. s4...>-
Fifth Ward-Calyin Rayborr,-st:
j. nj. Abney, "a; j. A. Cooper, 81;
H. C. Mccall, clerk, 81.
Sixth Wsrd-D. SiRgleterry, 81;
Emile Welch, s.; Bennett Bowen,
81; George Wilson, clerk, 81.
Seventh Ward-A. Todd, 81; Joe
Block, -; P. Ducre. 81; JAS. Er-
nest, 81.
Eighth Ward-Wm. Crockett,
81; Horace Rousseau, 81; Elijah
Lewis, a; C. F. McMahon, g.
Ninth Ward-Theophile Facione,
81; Manuel Garcia, Jr., %; Ulysses
Troullier, 81; Louis Gallatas, 81.
Tenth Ward-Victor Mauren, Sc;
Jasper Thigpen, IS; Calvert Mitch
ell. q; r. A. Orr, 81.
w. c. Morgan, Clerk of Court,
was authorized to purchase three
books, to record Sheriffs titles,
wills and judgments, and present
his bill at the next meeting Of the
Police Jury.
A petition was presented for a
public road in Honey Island. On
motion of Mr.. Welch, it was laid
on the table.
A petition for a change in the
Pearl River Road was laid over un-
til next meeting.
The following resolutions, for the
establishment of ferries at Honey
Island, were then read:
Resolved, That there be a public
ferry established on West Pearl
River, leading to Honey Island, and
one on East Pearl River, leading
from Honey Island to the Missis-
sippi shore; and that there be q
committee of three appointed to
locate said ferries
Resolved further, That as soon
as said ferries are located, the right
of way be advertised and sold to the
highest bidder. for the term of five
years, the purchaser to furnish his
own floats and fat-boats.
On motion, the resolutions were
adopted, the committee to serve
free.
The President then appointed
the following committee to locate
the ferries:
]. NJ. Cradoe, r. A. Orr and j.
Mexican.
Bill of Fl. J. Smith, 81, for serv-
ing on Coroner's jury, January 8,
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COME TO CONVICTION, FEBRUARY
10. AND SEE THE GRAND Process
SION OF .REX."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-01-10
Respectfully submitted
J. L. DICKS, Chairman.
N. FENDLEsoN,

J. Nj. ABNEY.
On motion, the report was re-
ceived and committee discharged.
The following bills were then ap-
proved:
J. M. .Abney, l. day and mile 81.
age, % miles. 81 80
N. Fendleson, ! day and mile b
age, % miles. .........-2 80
] L. Dicks, / day and mile
age, 20 miles,. ~. =. 3 so
J. w. Smith, day and mile
age. 80 miles. 1885,. 5 80
20 miles 2 so
40 miles. 80. 8 so
VIM. Badon, ! day. ......... SO
The Jury then adjoarned to meet
Monday, February. Is, 1880.
A true copy Of THE minutes.
WM. BADoN, President.
10. POOLE, Secretary pro tenn.
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Legal Attachments Dollar per
square for the first insertion, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion.
, 1880-04-06

ion, and Is tins described: Tho full dinner
service Of solltt silver comprises knives,
forks, spoons, platcs, aonp~piates, t,lrcens,
rlntters, md nil tile appointments Of n table.
It wns made by Tit1any from special de-
signs, Inns been sent OH In Its yelyet-l1nett
chests, md, aftcr proper spcocllcs mud n.lto-
grapl, letters, wilt be given over to tho dis
ttngntshed Belgium. Both Governments.
1t is satd. jointly bear tho expense
OF tho present. We cnn unler-
stand why tho British, Government
should DO grateful to nclfosse. Tho Cann-
slinns afono could well atlog,l to gtyu Him n
present far moro valuable, as commission
offs pcr cent on tho award wo,tld amount to
S275.00o. But we to not understand w1r tho
United States Government should be called
upon To reward Mr. Dolfosse for perverting
Justice in favor OF lis opponents. This per-
formance Is Of picco with tho feeble policy
Of our State Department from tho beginning
10 tile end Of this slisgraccfrl transaction.
It is ,ls,al. 1t Is true, to offer sotne such con
rensatlon 10 arbltrators who, when Ministers
Of Foreign Courts, nro debarrctl from nc
ceptlng my pay for their services. But
when. rs in this case, Tho trust reposctl IN
The umpire Inns been fngrantly mtsusctl, lie
might well be permitted to look for his re-
ward to the Government tint Is indebted to
h
, 1880-04-06
THE EFFECT OF DAD PREcEpEHra,


There IL nothing more evil Ii, politics than
the establishment OF bad precedent or the
breaking down OF a time-llonored law. It ts
tho Nnwsltten law OF tic United States that
tho utmost limit OF any ono person III the
Office Of President shall not exceed two terms,
This law has, so far In the history Of the Coy
cEnlnent, boen stronger than the Constitution;
there IL no such prohibition in tho Consltt.l-
tion, but the usage md accepted sentiment OF
tho country have supplied that prohibition.
This regulation has not been confirmed by
the paopto 0nly IN cases wllero tile Incumbent
was personally objectionable, or OF whom the
public had grown tired. All the Presidents
who served eight years werc men OF such
strong persona! popularity that were 1t not
for this National custom, they might haye
been reelected to third term. Washington
set the example; Jefferson and Madison were
wholly unob)ect!onabls to the country. Mon
roe Ind been twice elected, tho lust time
unanimously, jackson was popular Idol,
and held q stronger plaza In the affections OF
tho country when he retired than when lie
was elected, and yet, despite all this, It Is
, 1880-04-06

GLUCOSE Is more or less valuable product
mNdo Of corn, and bcaflnG about tho same rcla-
tlon to sugar that olconinrgarino does to butter.
In othor wnrls, glucose keeps the promise to
tho cyo, but hrcaks 1t to tho tongue and
palate. But glucose, whLlo It Ia not mnr-
ketablo as n toothsomo conl'ment Of itself,
pnssca muster very we'll when mixed With ccr-
thin proportion OF sugar. Hence 1t tna bten
wtdely used for purposes Of adultoration. Tho
advantage Of mixture 10 the dealer ia twofoll,
tho proiuct Is chcAponed, whlo IT. appearance
is greatly improved. According to tho Now
York Journal Qf Commerce:
A scft yellow sugnr. costing ~ to ~ cents a
a 1t ws ssass eosE oas sa seqs ana he.
then been sold III soft yellow Ut a higher grndo
.tsA csnts: Tho combination has oost hnif or
and has sold ut three-foltrt Of q cent moro.
In Il communication to tho sumo pnpor four
OF tho principal suGar-rcanors Of Now York
say that tho practloa OF atlulteraton ID now cur
rled on openly und avowody, anl sukara
adnltcratcl to the extent Of Is to 70 por cont
snoet with u largo and steadily !ncteAaing sale.
8ugAss thus alulturatod arc regularly quoted nj
"nuw-proocss eugnrs," and sold below the cur
rent ratcs for tho pure article. Tho rofaners
themselves hayo bccn compelled Of late to sell
thotr s!rups and completed products to persons
WIN wero known to bo regularly engaged tu tho
work Of Adultcrattn9 sugars. Thay say; "Eom-
pan.tivoly littlo refined sirup outers directly
Into consumption. 1t Ia sod to parties who
mako q business ut mixing It With glucose, aad
who sell 1t In this form to dealcrH, This process
Ia mt carried on secretly, aud ID In tho hanAa OF
Some Of our most upright and respectable
citizens, md now refined sug9r Is openly
aduttoated on lnsRe scale." The dealers pro-
pose to take ono stop farther. Contracts
lnyo lately been made Oh tho basis
Of "new.procoss sugar" pFtces With tho pro-
vlso tint it shall not be 20 branded, tho lnten-
ton plainly boing to haye tho product branded
~ pneo sugar by tho purchasers. The rehnera
'state theso facts In order that they may antici-
pate the atorn Of Indignation which thoy Ice IL
soon llkcly to burst upou them. and also to eug-
gese tho enactment Of laws TO prevent the llAo
Ut gll.coso for fraudulent purposes. Tue sug-
Kestion 10 = good one. Glucose Il useful In lts
puco, but 1t should be sold for what It H. not for
puro augnr, At tho same time we ha%o no gym
putty with tho retlnora or their alleged virtuous
intentions, Us they have dons much 10 koop up
the price Of sugar BY high tartn laws, 10 that
authorizations with gluooso hare become moro
profitable than thoy otherwise might tayo boon.
As to tho pret1nao OF !unocauco advanced on
behalf of the slguera OF this card, it .nay 10
said that ono Of than Wns accused, before tho
Ways ind Means Committee In Washington,
OF having glucose tap In hiA own
fAetory, and no :. satisfactory explanation
mas offered, 1t should 10 said that 9lucoko
ia used for many legitimate purposes, aud not
solelY or principally for adultorauont henco
factories established for tho production o8 this
, 1880-04-06

THE County l}oarl Mt its meeting yesterday
rejected tho bill Of II Hyde Park grocer fur 500,
being tho ntnotnt claimed for flrnfahlng relief
to tho roor OF that town. The Committee Of tho
Hoatsi which hna investigated tho matter found
that somo Of Tho parties WIN received Md lid
not 1.-Two in Hyde Park, TINT tho signatures to
somo OF the receipts were f0rgcrtea, and thnt
s'tcfl articles rs whisky md beer wcro furnished
IN aono instances to tho paupcrs % md chnracd
for "a groceries. Tho Hyde Park mni,, II guilty
al these charges, will get on light II tho only
punishment inflicted on him bc tho rejection OF
ttfs Itltt
, 1880-04-06

THE movement in favor Of Gen. Uancook
As candidate in tho South meets with eoEnc op-
poaitlon. Tho Now Orleans Times says thore IL q
machine In 1t, and tho Commonwealth, nf yir-
Rina. thinks that tho noinlnation OF Hancock
would DO 4 calamty only !oss than that or TIL
don, because "Tho strength OF tho Democratic
campaign lies IN the fHot that 1t will be strug-
gle for u government of lnw Hgalnat q govern
ment 1T forco." The faot TINT Hancock ~ Major-
General commanding tho Department Of the
Gulf ind Texas was entirely satisfactory to tho
people under him, and not 90 satisfactory 10 h!s
military and civil superiors, will not mako him
strong candidate at tho North,
, 1880-04-06

TfE London Times outlines policy for
tho fit1irc L!bcrnl Cabinet which Includes tho
malntcnas,co Of the Trcaty Of Berlin. m inquiry
Int, soi,th African nfratrs vtfR view to forming
Federation 1T statcs, md tho treatment Of tho
Anglo Turkish Convention ns contingent o1,-
lIFat'on, Tho Times, having given this piece Of
ndsiec, hastcns to proclaim tho cxtcn. to which
It Will 70 In support Of tho future Liberal Min
!strs, pntronizcs Lorl harrington. and by I'M.
pl'catlon congratulated Itself on It's superior
kn15g1rfjue at,,t ,xtr,ao,,
, 1880-04-06

MAnoSE. och Hone! Chairman OF tho Re.
a1instcrl' Central Committee in Virginia, and
Unltod States scnator-occt, has Issued n cal! for
State Convention of tho purity to lncct ut litoh-
Nnhonnl Conventions OF both tho regular par
tiea hayo been held. It IL oyidcnt TINT Mn
hone intsn.la tn koop himself md hts party on
tircly free to espouse olthor a!do. III may soe,n
most desirable and convenient. The probability
OF fuaion Of tho Republicans md the nun
debt paying Democrats 1T tho 5tAto on m E1oct-
oral ticket proportionatoly divided Is now suod:
antl, In that caso, tho Republicans mny look for
a wludtAl! Of several Electoral votcs from tho
Old dominion.
, 1880-04-06

DELRossE, the nelgiAn umpire at Halifax.
who SO scal'da!ously betrayed the interests OF
the United States aud gave coo Ia tho
]'rls1sh ring, Ia to be rewarded 1or his val
llnbfa services, 1t seems, by. the presentation
Of an elegant service ot plate designed by
Tiffany. The plate has lately bean on exA!-
billion In tho State Department at Washing
, 1880-04-06

T1rE controversy over the nctlon of the
House Committee OH Elections In tho celebrated
contnssel-nlcctlon caso Of Donnelly ". WASH
t,t1rn yesterday assumed nn extraordinary
phass.-n phuso which throw the Democratic
sde Of tho House into consternntlon since it re-
ye1.lcd tcyond question tho corrupt and shame
luss interference and pnrtlcpatson OF Samuel j.
Tltlcn in this conspiracy to stoni Il Htntc.
Forced tn solf.tlofcnso to make |. complete OK
position OF tho ailAlr In nil its dlsgrncoflil
qualifications, btr. Springer, tho Chairman OF
tho Committee, laid before tho House tho
cvilouco which, traced tho vtllatnoua project d.
rect TO tho nucncy Of tho leading Democratic
candidate for tho Presidency, leaving to room
for doubt that Tilien has from tho nt,tsct. been
tho inspiration aud tho chuf active forco III tho
whole business. Tho lettor 1T Finley to Mr..
Springer, representing tho urgent "lmportanoo
Of tho matter As It may develop In regard to tho
tloxt election Of prcsi1oIt," togothor with tho
statement TINT "the whole case ia before our
friends In Nov York." bcars un1ntstaknblo owl
denco Ut hRving boen literally dtotntod
by Tlldon. himscf, The peculiar forms
Of expression arc those Ut Tllicn,
and II tho letter woru in bis own handwriting
and boro his own signature tho conclusion could
not bo 1tlnre Irresistible. But this lcttcr waa
written by Ftnlcy, a confidential ngent regularly
III Titdens employ, as WIS nsso the anonymous
, 1880-04-06
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CnfcAGo TnIn1rNE hnA established branch
ecae for tho rcoept OF subscriptions md ndvertlsu-
1uentl u fo'Iows: -........
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FAnpEn, Manager.
GLASGOW, ecotIand-A1tan's American Eaws
Agency. 81 ttentcld-st .s... -....
LONDON, EnR.-Amerfcan Exchange. 80 Gtfnnd.
HENRY 7. GlLLta, Agent
WASHINGTON. d. C.-13la r xt<eet.
, 1880-04-06
THIS IS Taxpayers t'ny.
PERSONALS.

Ono Of those mon who cheat others on
mining tharcs md innko thoir living By swim
ding. Wna shot dcnd in Lendyllfo wcek ago.
Death loves II m'nfng shark. A
It Ii said 1iat Gail Hamilton can Talk to
twelve people at onco. We cnn account For tho
two she lus hold Of, nnd tho othars probably
stay to carry away tho romains.
Tho latest sweet thing in tho song limo Is
entitled. "Kiss Me Quickly, DIrlto Darling" 1t
is described aa Hcrn oonlic,-tle serio part nrol-
ably beginning upon tho arrival of tho old man.
Robert Bonner llas given $4,000 towards
Tr3ncot0ns se5,oo0 telescope. II Princeton will
only get trnttcr thnt can go in 2:lg. MIR. hon
ner Will endow chair or two for tho inBtltution.
For slceplesncss M eminent physician
recommends IL bottle OF bltter nle Just previous
to retiring. Wo are still ready, however, to
back mncc-pIo when q person Is In ecnrch Of
wnkeful mOtnCnts.
William II. Vanderbilt Is satd to contcm-
pinto hrctlremont from business, mud Will here-
Nftcr enjoy nn fdonl existence, In which tho
aesthetics Of tho truttlng- -horso will form prom.
mont feature.
A. fashion journal aays that "some Of the
now katfn hrooadcd stuFs are brightened With
gold threads, and thoso goods take tho namo ot
cloth Of gold" Tho hoads OF tho mon who pny
for them nro soon hrtghtened with sIlvor
threads.
Baron Geualia, tho great Danlah banker
and Into Consult General to Portugal, has boon
sentenced to ONO months imprisonment In
Copenhagen for t1atng cancolod stamps In this
country wicked lankorB aro noyor srnt to jail,
They 40 to Canada of tholr own accori, which is
considered 10 10 tho sumo thing for IN Amcrt-
cnn.
Tho girl puzzle is the latest, It consists in
putting an average girl In front Of tho ribbon
nx.L
tho particular shado sho Ia after. Since dry
soeus s!orsa were 'scn.eo, % naesap'o @ women
H. ~. @as oao
au ~. e,os a," 'a"' "aa' sslo WAC
a'se3 % a"t .oeot'''a' :.-.
AIR. Fletcher, the fat1ter OF the clever young
nnth"r Of "ksrnot" aud "Mirago," Is quoted
as saying: ~ would rathor SEQ my tlauxhtor
married to m American blacksmith, possessing
tho attributes OF tr1o man, than to my aoton
Ct tho british nobility lackiug thom." II tho
old 4entlemn1' roally nacans whit ho says, ho
shnuad refcr tho matter to tho uorscshoors'
Union. -
Charles Dudloy9lVnt1lcr writes m article
for tho Christian enton, in which ho states TINT
our college students rcntl very few books out
et!o Ut the curriculum, una such as they do road
arc tho thlnnoat kind OF current Horals. This
ia simply . slnndor on tho Clipper Atma'lao. tho
bHSe-bhll Cutie, and other standard historical
works which tho palo student Is novor tired OF
po1lstng. .."
Sir Henry Tylcr, President Of the GRIND
Trunk llnilway, and tho Nt..Hon. Hu4h q r..
t.h,itlcra. lnto rre.ltlant Of fho f,rnat Wcatorn
Hallway Of Canada, wcro bath elected to seats
IN tho british parlnnlont at tho elections heM
last week, alr II. Tyler enters tho House for tho
t,sst time: Mr.: cadors. who has repfe.onted
twonty yoars, Is Is mentioned IN tho caeiosrams M a.
I,t,o,,+e ho.,n,,o :, ,,o,nt,o, ~ tho nowTohts.t
, 1880-04-06

WHILE our own authorities arc puzzllug
thetr bruins to discover soma means whereby
honcst and competent pot!t Jurors may bo OBJ
talnea, somo attention may vol! I'D bestowed on
the systam that prevails liz Cincinnati. There,
a we learn from tho Mayors election proclA-
NATION, 1uross arc chosen by tho Judges Of
, 1880-04-06

THERE will be no trouble nlcctln8 the Ro-
publican ticket to-day and filling tho Council
With good men, it Republicans will CONF
ncncc AZ soon a. tho polls opcn md mt stop
work Until they close, Thoy must bring out ali
tho Republican yotors, md they must closely
watch and guard agntnst fraudulent voting on
the other side.
, 1880-04-06

ccctton, q certain number for each precinct.
There nro only 90 chosen for tho whole city.
Tho plan may hneo Its advantages. but It wntlll
seem to 10 In nccd of rigid scrutiny t,cforo 1t
c,rtih In generally atnpte,l. Ft,r It might
practically hnvn tho offcct OF uxcnpttng tho
hest clnss uf uit1cns, to whom 3ury.aervco Is
usually onespua and burtlonsoinc, md who In
tn many Instances might Induce tho election
jnlgts to necont substitutes, whlo tho prnfcs-
siHnat Jurors in snmo precincts would hnve little
difficulty In securing q place on tho liat.
, 1880-04-06

REAn-AphntA14 THATCHER, OF tho United
States Navy, died In Doston yesterday. Hc WINS
II Ycrfa old.
, 1880-04-06

TIE elections throughout Ohio and Intll-
asla yesterday wurc fought on purely local H.
aues, but whoroyor party cntorosi into tho cor,-
test tho Republicans mhdo considerable gatrs
In Cincinnati, wtcrc tho principal fight WIS
mndo for tho ot}oo Of Auditor, tho Republicans
elected THUR nominee by a considerable tnu-
1Ofitr.
, 1880-04-06

1IEnpERr GLADSTONE, son of tho great
Liberal lender, lod n fortor1l hopc In n gallant
attempt ID wrest tho County OF MIdd!escx In
which London Is s!tuuted} from tho Tories, but
waa badly defeated, tho vote standing l2O00 10
A,9GQ in favor Of tho JinKO candidate,
, 1880-04-06

T11E King Of Spain seems disposed to phr-
don tho would-bc roglcidc otcrn. but Is said to
wish to postpone tho announcement until Il ccr-
tnln Interesting ovont occurs next May.
, 1880-04-06

yesterday ho Ia said tc hnvr cclnrctl war o., Mr.
6bnw. tho other member fnr tho county md tho
1lon'e- hl1o lendcr, but this IL scarcely fair
construction to place on his act Anyway, tho
ucnostctnB dirtnca Of Cork will hnyp to orcn
their batteries on rnrncIi once more. Their last
fnsi1tado docs mt scem to have htll much effect,
, 1880-04-06

TIE Palj Mali Gazette thinks that tho noxt
Aottso OF Commons will Gonsiat Of MI Liberals,
et7 Conservatives, and u fTomc-Nulors. This
estimate 1nny undergo considerable change be-
foro tho elections nro ended.
, 1880-04-06

THE london Daily Nc7os, which may be
regarded Us tho oiciat organ of Mr.. Gladstone
and tho advanced 1Abcrnls. snys that 1t will be
impossible for Mr.. Gladstnno to uccept any other
position thnn TINT nf Premier
, 1880-04-06

THE railway strike In this city Is nearly at
IN end Tho companies natic considerable I'D
Tanco In wages and tho emptpycs REDUCED their
demands. There arc a fow strikers out yot, but
1t Ia believed that NIL tho differences bctweon
tho companies and thclr employees will soon be
satisfactorily adjusted,
, 1880-04-06

TIE fiery antt untamcd BriEadlor Il getting
loeao nKkn in Congress, n1t1 tho revolutionary
Fccncs of'tho extra session nre he!nr rcrnnoted.
Let tho wolf howl md Tho ftot,ot ycll. It Ia a
RoMl yeRr fnr Dctnoortlt!c epcechos In Congrcss.
Tho Republicans will rcc.1 thom to circulate n
f,ntn nm Tar, t1nc,,tnonta
, 1880-04-06

}FuE price OF real estate Inns advanced
Rroatly in New York and vicinity during tho last
two months. Rents will in all probability be
.propoTtionately raised abnut tho LIST of hlny.
, 1880-04-06

= FooTE, Brick Pomcroy's partner, who was
nrrestod On a charge Of nrson Inst Friday, has
Alnco boon chnrBed With forgery and bigntny.
, 1880-04-06

THE Liberal gnlns still continnc. Ycster-
day tho not gains for the dny reported up TO
midnight wore i've.