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Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
GENERAL FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 4.-The Times Cabul dis
patch says: There is reasonable hope that in
the next few weeks there will be a satisfactory
settlement and peaceable return of our
troops to India.
A Paris dispatch reports terrible FIRE oc-
CURED in Montain Mont, village of Savoy.
Seventeen inhabitants perished and thirty one
dwellings were destroyed.
A Paris dispatch says operations of the de-
crees against unauthorized congregations has
been extended to the colonies. The Jesuits
have establishments in the islands of Bourbon
and Madagascar.
CoNsTANTINopLE, April 4. There is great ex-
citement and delight here ut the result of the
elections in Great Britain, especially among the
Greeks.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Vienna
in Somauh at Berlierah. The king of Abys.
sinia is marching with large army against
King Menclek of Shoa. @
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
Raid ON CUBA.
Reported Organization Of q Filibustering
Organic alton to Sail from Delaware.

Reported Organization Of q Filibustering
Organization to Sail from Delaware.
WAsHrNGToN, April 4-Discovery of scheme to
send flibustering expedition TO Cuba from some
point on the coast Of the United Staes was reported
In Washington last evening. The story, which
originated in New York. that Lewes. Del. was TO
be the point of departure, and that the Spanish min
lister in this city had received such definite informa
hon on the subject that he had brought the matter
to the attention of Secretary Evarts, who had taken
measures to prevent the departure Of any vessel on
such an unlawful mission. The Spanish minister
when informed Of these rumors said that he had for
some time been aware that such an expedition was
hitting out somewhere ON the coast Of the United
States but had been unable to discover the port from
which 1t was to depart. He had no information that
it had been discovered at Lewes but the situation Of
that port was favorable for the preparation and
escape of fibuster that he would not be surprised
to learn that It had been chosen as the base Of oper
atoms. The latest definite news received at the
Spanish legation In this city is that Senior Garcia,
who has been one Of the most prominent and active
Of the Cuban patriots In this country, had suddenly
disappeared. This has led to the supposition lhst
the expedition has either started is about to start
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08

while at s. Petersburg the news was received
with the utmost delight.
Late advices from Rome state that the
Pope is disposed to accede to the wishes of
the archbishop of Baltimore for large in
crease in church accommodations in conse-
quence of the number of persons disposed to
join the church for special powers TO facili-
tate their reception.
The London Standard of March 2S an
nounces that the king of Siam will leave
Bangkok early in April, and visit the chief
capitals of Europe. After a short stay in Eng
land he will start for the United States, and
the American government will send man. of.
war to Southampton to convey him thither.
1t is learned by way of late advices
from London that Parnell attempting to ad-
dress an election meeting at Enniscorthy, last
week, was received with yells, groans and u
discharge of rotten eggs by persons belonging
to the rival faction. Parnell gave up the at
tempt to speak. He was hit on the face, caught
around the waist and nearly hurled from the
platform.
The new Free Press of Vienna, March
%, says: Emperor William replied to the con
gratulations of his generals on the occasion Of
the celebration of his birthday. He said he be
leiyed he was able to assure them they would
probably have no more opportunity of putting
in practice on their military knowledge, all fear
of war having apparently for the present been
dispelled.
4 The Republican members of the Sen
ate held a caucus on the morning of March 80,
for the purpose of determining the party's
line of action in the Senate with regard to the
clause inserted by the House in the immedi-
ate deficiency bill by wich it is proposed to
mend the law concerning the appointment of
deputy marshals of elections. The caucus
unanimously decided the clause should be op
posed on the ground it is a rider, and that all
attempts of the majority to force legislation
by such means should be resisted now as they
were resisted at the extra session.
March 80, the House committee of
ways and means, s to 3, desided to place upon
the free list allmanufactured paper, wood pulp,
jute, butts, manufactured straw and all other
fibre and tibrous plants fit for use for the man.
ufacture of paper. The committee also de-
cided, 7 to 5, to fix duty 40 per cent upon
flannel blankets, hats of wool knit good, bal
morals, woolen of every description composed
wholly or in part of wool not otherwise pro-
vided for. The vote on putting materials en-
tering into the manufacture of paper on the
free list was: Yeas-Tucker. Morrison, Mills
Carlisle, Eaton, Kelly, Dunnell and Wood
Nays-Phelps, Conger and Frve.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
SOME INTERESTING DATES.
Muskets in use, 1870.
Pistols in use, 1914.

Muskets in use, 1870.
Pistols in use, 1914.
Spectacles invented, 1880.
Paper made of linen, in 1900.
Printing invented at Metz by Guten-
berg, 145O.
Printing introduced into England,
1471.
Tobacco introduced into France by
Micot, 145O.
Linen first made in England, 1886.
Clocks first made in England, 1908.
Potatoes first introduced into Ire
land in 1859.
The art of weaving introduced into
England, 1880.
Musical notes, used, invented, 1880.
Cannon first used at the siege of Al
gesiras, 1342.
The first public library was founded
at Rome, 1877 B. O.
Plays were first acted at Rome, 239
B.C.
The first public library was founded
at Alexandria, "a A. D. --
Paper was invented in China, ITO
B. G.
The calendar was reformed by julius
Caesar, A B. O.
Insurance on ships and merchandise
first made, A. D. 43.
Saddles came into use in the fourth
century. RI
Horse-shoes of iron were first made,
A.D. 43.
Stirrups were not made until a cent
ury later @
Manufacture of silk brought from
India into Europe, 551 A. D.
Pens first made of quills, A. D. 635.
Pleading in courts Of judicature in
troduced, A. d. 788.
Stone buildings and glass introduced
into England, 674 A. D
The first regular bank was established
at Venice in 1857.
Astronomy and geometry brought
into England, 1880.
The degree of doctor first conferred
in Europe at Bologna, in 1880; in En-
gland, 1908.
The figures Of arithmetic brought in
to Europe by the Saracens, A. D. 991.
Paper of cotton rags invented toward
the close of the tenth century.
Comedy and tragedy were first ex-
hibited at Athens 247 years B. G.
Postofice established in France
1854; in England, 1851; in Germany,
164l.
Turkeys and chocolate introduced
into England from America, 1929.
Telegraphing introduced by Prof
Morse in 1874.
The telephone invented by Edison
in 1877.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The German Emperor William is re-
ported to be confined to his room by cold.
James Dascomb, aged IS, a professor in
Oberlin, Ohio, college, died April 2.
Gillaume PHILIPPE Schimper, French
writer on natural history, is dead, ,aged u.
John Llgent, former editor and pro
prietor of the San Francisco Herald, died March
29
Bob. Ingersoll has been refused
public hall at Brackville, Ontario, for Iec-
ture.
Secretary Sherman was banqueted by
Gov. Foster, at Columbus, O., on the night of
, April 1.
Gen. Fairchild, United States minister,
presented his credentials at the court of Spain
March 81.
The English elections are reported to
be gave heavily against Lord Beaconsfield's
government.
Abel R. Corbin, brother in. law of Gen.
Grant, died at his residence in Jersey City, N.
J. on Sunday, March %.
The cabinet have decided to recon
mend legislation granting civil government
Tor the territory OF Alaska.
Preparations are being made at New
Orleans to give Gen. Grant an enthusiastic
reception on his arrival from Texas.
Hon. W. s. Groesbeck, OF Cincinnati Is
at present, being much spoken ofin connection
with the Democratic nomination for the Presi-
dency.
The Democratic State convention of
Nebraska has elected Tilden delegate to the
Cincinnati convention and adopted hard
money platform.
Bismarks 65th birthday was celebrat-
ed at Berlin, April 1 His palace was flooded
with offerings from all parts of Europe. The
emperor and many other distinguished per-
sons visited him.
Gen. Grant and party had hearty re.
ception in New Orleans Marcb31. There was
a long procession of several societies and mil
itary, with the usual display Of bunting, Incl
dent to holiday occasions.
The sub committee of the House have
agreed to hear Judge James F. Wilson, coun
sci for the Northern Pacific railroad company
upon making final determination upon tn,
reports concerning land grants.
It is understood that Gen. Sherman il
about to leave Washington for Chicago, t.
consult with Gen. Sheridan about making ar
rangements for the removal of the Utes from
their present reservation in Colorado.
The House committee on appropria
tions, March 30, unanimously agreed ON tn
army appropriation bill for the year endin,
June, 1881. 1t approTriates an aggregate Q
s26426SOO, reduction from the estimate o
S12Q675.
Dispatches from Paris, Berlin, Yienn
and Rome, represent tat disappointment an
uneasiness are felt ip these capitals at tn
success Of The iberalparty in Great Britain
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
A Sea-Serpent Explained.

An Auburn sportsman explains why
he receives the numerous sea-serpent
stories of the season with o grain of
allowance. He was hunting on the
shores of lake in tho wilds Of Michi-
gan, when he saw what II believed to
be monster snake, fifty to sixty feet
in length and ten to twenty inches in
diameter, with humps on its back some
two feet in length. At first it's course
was almost directly toward my place Of
concealment." When he was about to
fly for his life the serpent, then o few
rods away, changed his course, and re-
solved himself into . colony Of otter
swimming in single file. His inference
is that sea animals may sometimes travel
in the same manner, and give sailors
the opportunity Of drawing the long
bow.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
The Most Northern Point of the United
StatoSs

William A. Mowry wrote in the Neao
England Journal of Education:
If the question were asked, (which
is the most northern part of the United
States, excepting Alaska?" perhaps
many would say, "The line of 40 deg,
from the Lake of the Woods to the
Strait of De Fuca." But that an
swer would be incorrect. There is a
point where the United States reaches
49 deg. % min. "a sec. north latitude.
1t is in longitude 95 deg. IA min. 38 sec.
west from Greenwich.
In other words, at the Lake Of the
Woods, in Minnesota, our territory in
cludes small area reaching beyond 49
deg. more than twenty-five miles. This
little excrescence, iutting out into Brit
ish America, is recently put down in
some of our maps, but I have not seen
it on many of them. It is indicated,
though roughly, upon Cases large map
of the United States and upon large
map published by the Government and
issued by the Land Office.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
FREEING IRELAND.

Convention of Irish Agitstors Collected at
PhiladelphIa-seheme for Organizing an
Armed Revolution.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-The Irish convention
called to meet here June IS. Is likely to prove Of
some importance. ]. O'Donoyan Rossa, the Fenian
leader, and others Of that stamp are at the head Oh
it. Circulars were sent ont to the principal cites
asking all Irish societies to send delegates Ine oD-
ject is to free Ireland from British rule. Cne OF me
leaders in the movement said to-day. "We int no
throw 100, 900 rihes into Ireland and put them IL
the hands of men trained to their use BY army veter-
ans. With such force We can raise the flag OF rev.
olution 30 it will have some chance Of floating. We
want to raise money two or three millions. Unless
we have that much it will be no use. We can pur-
chase 100 900 rifles and teach 100000 men how to use
them. We will get them into Ireland one way and
another and although the Irish are not thoroughly
patriotic race, still count on having half million
One man out of every ten wiz join us. third Of
the English army is composed of Irish, and one half
of this will join us"
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
New York city Briefs.

New YORK, April 3.-The intercollegiate
athletic association will have its annual meet
ing at Motto on the last Saturday of May.
Prizes win be given at the close of the games.
When the four steam yachts building at
Chester, Philadelphia and Newbury are finished
they will make race for purse of $6O, 600.
iugs instituted by J. Wilton Brooks to declare
void the recent election Of trustees of the
Evening cypress. a3t
All shipwrights, joiners and other employees
in the naval construction department were dis.
charged to-day from the navy yard, and The
force will be reorganized with view to in.
creased efficiency. .
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
Sensible Advice.

Somebody, giving good advice In the
PGrisiG7s to young men who go into
society, says: "Never wound an ugly
woman, and, above all, if an ugly woman
comes and says to you with q side
glance, I know that ] am not pretty
do not fall into the trap and reply !:
True, madam; but you have moral
qualities and domestic virtues which ]
place above the perishable advantages
Of beauty Twas 18 years Of age when
I made this answer, worthy Of Te1ens
achus, to the wife Of q bank ]
protection / was seeking. s.
day the lady said to her husk
hope that the young scamp e3 lfN'
sented to me yesterday 10 not X
be q frequent visitor here.'s .
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
Relented Afssr Firing Nine shots,

PEORIA, ILL.,, April AT midnight last
night almost tragedy occurred at Parker's
Corner, seven miles west Of Peoria. Thos.
Washburn entered the room Of his divorced
wife, fred nine shots at her bed, two from q
shot gun and seven from revolver, wounding
her twice in the breast and head. He then
kicked her head and face. She begged for
mercy and he Ielented and attempted to bind
mp her wounds and cared Tor her until 8
o'clock this morning. when he took TO the
woods Sheriff Hitchcock IL after him and
will have him tomorrow. The woman may
recover. ,f,t{t.s, f4 *, s .a6 flfs'
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
FOR THE WHEAT BELT.
The Rush Of Emigrants Through Chicago
for the Northwest.


for the Northwest.
CHICAGO, April 4.-The emigrant travel through
Chicago westward Is simply enormous. The railroad
companies taxed TO furnish cars for the trans
portaion of this class Of passengers. In this ddeof
travel all the natonates Of Europe represented.
Their destinations cover every one Of the Western
and Northwestern States, and some Of the Terrific
res. majority, however, are tlcketed to Manito-
ba Those destined to that frosty frontier are
mostly emigrants from Canada and Nova Scotia.
Since the first of the year the movement has been
steady In that direction Trains Of ten and fifteen
coaches have been employed in transporting colo
MES Of these settlers after new homes. Thursday
three special trains employed in bringing emf
grants from Detroit. About / 800 of these people
passed Though Chicago ON that day. They were
mostly bound for Manitoba. Some are intending to
settle the line Of the Northern Pacific railroad IN
Northern Minnesota and Dakota. Yesterday the
number of emigrants that arrived via the Michigan
Central was about l,5OO.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
The Bank or England.

This old institution was incorporated
in 1649. It covers five acres Of ground,
and employs 900 clerks. No windows
open on the street, and light is admit
ted through open courts. No mob,
therefore, can take the bank without
cannon to batter down its immense
walls. The clock in the center of the
bank has fifty dials. II is guarded day
and night by one company Of the
Guards.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
Advertising Rates :
REASONABLE
AND
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
First Class Facilities for Job work.
Legal Advertisements Must be Paid
for when Affidavit 10 Given.

fall has been heavy and general, several inches
OF water having fallen. The crops are assured
80 far as can be at this time ascertained. Eu-
rious snow storms have occurred in the moun-
tains, and there is great difficulty in keeping
the railroads clear. In the valleys some wash
outs have occurred, but no serious damage.
The storm is not yet over.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08

The Piazza of ST. Peters, it is added,
in it's widest limits, allowing twelve,
persons to the quadrate meter Square
yardl, holds 624, 900; allowing four to
the same, drawn up in military array,
208,000. In its narrowest limits, not
comprising the porticos or the piazza
Rusticucar, 474, 900 crowded, and 1885,
600 in military array.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
FRANCE.
THE VATICAN AND THE JEsu1Ts.

- -. TIE VAIIOAN AND TIE JESUIIS.
PARIS, April 4.-Le Temps says note from
the vatican to the government is on its way
to Paris expressing regret at the measures
against the Jesuits but abstaining from any
formal protest and from anything resembling
encouragement to its religious confraternities
to resist the decree of the government.
STAND UPON THEIR COMMON Law R1aHTs.
PARIS, April 4.-The Monitor and Gazette de
France announce that at meeting of super
visors of unauthorized religious confraterna-
ties Friday. it was decided neither to compro
mise their status to the government, nor de.
mand authorization. but to stand upon theiI
common law rights.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08

q VIZ should enjoy our fortune as we
do oui health enjoy it when good, be
patient when it is bad, and never apply
violent remedies except in an extreme
NECESSITY.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
Some Large Churches.

z. The following statistics as to the COM
parative capacity of the most celebrated
churches in Europe will be read with
interest:
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
Sunday Tragedies and \
cred by Teller
AN OFFICIAL A,

AN OFFICIAL A,
John Rusk. treasurer o.
Barron county, Wisconsi
abeut $S,9eO oei0ng'ng
traced as Iar as Eau Ola
thas ne mas gone 20 Jan
ne formerly came. ~
'soEIo Re
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
California weather.

San FRAkcrsoo, April S.-For the week paas
wet weather has prevailed through the State,
and during the Last two or three days the rain
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
NEWS OF THE WEER.
GRIMES ANp CRIMINALS

Homer Wilmington, of Cambridge, Mass
arrested on charge of forgery, was charged
March %, with the murder of his infant son
In January last. He denies the poisoning Of
of his boy, but cOnfeSses giving poison to his
wife.
Isaac Frank, we'll known to the police
circles of Clevland, o., ten years ago as de.
tective, committed suicide at the Union depot
in that city at noon March 80, by shooting
himself through the telnple.-Cause uu-
known.
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
BAD FooTE.

A. 6. Foote, One of the Propriefprs of 51s
La Crosse Democrat, Arres<<N9 Ter xatzi
tempting TO Burn the DemoeKAk H4EI6lnR1
Also Charged with Forgeflss 81 Ms
Faiher-in.law. AsEif
Morris tribune., 1880-04-08

A Chicago Invention Coming to the Thorough
and Permanent Relief Of the Deaf Mutes Of
the WOrld---Visit Of the Inventor, Mr.. r.
>. Rhodes, to the Deaf and Dumb Institute
OF Nebraska--Graphic Report Of the Trial
and Its Singularly Gratifying Results.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-24

AID FOR IRELAND.
PARNELL AT SPRINGFIELD.

g s 1871.
ErRireFIELD, O., Jan. 2L-@A crowded.
fully three thousand gathered vt the depo.
yesterday afternoon to welcome Parnell
snd>Dillon.a They we're escorted by an
enormous procession tIlgQugh the principal
streets, and at night addressed a rousing
house at the Opera.house. The collections
here will reach nearly $1,000. The distin-
guished speakers go to Cleveland to-day"
~ CARDINAL M'cLosKEY's APPEAL .os
New YoRK, Jan. D. Cardinal Nj Closkey
has issued circular to the Catholic clergy
in this country which emb dies a feryent
appeal for aid for the sufferers in Ireland.
MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA. 7ni7-h"
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. A-There was q
meeting of citizens at the Mayors office res
terday to devise mealis for the securing Of
contributions to neHeye the present distress
In Ireland. Dr. Carroll read two, letters
one from the wife of d prominent merchant
in Cork and the other from the County of
Derry, relating to the frghtful suffering
which is at present to be seen throughout
Ireland. Drexel & Co. were authorized to
act ax treasurers Of the fund g gsl sz 70
se rHIRrY-oSE coMNirNxNfs, y e'9a
1DuBLIN, Jan. "a Thirty -ons Vt the pris-
oners who attacked ejectment servers in the
recent affair at Tubbercurry have been e.
amined and committed for trial. Popular
feeling is wholly on the Mde of the arrested
mon, and demonstrations of sympathy were
made by the people when itwas announced
shat they were to be held for trial
THE LORD LIEUrEsANT suNMosss.
.His Grace, the Duke Of Montboroush, The