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, 1880-02-11

A ,,atoro1 ,,ttor ~ tha entr.r,rco ~ I'm.
,,r ~. a., ~ ,tt, .,a,. u 1 @ tTnaas,. :, y,,
Of Dubuque, ill.,, was read IN all the churches
Of his diocese Sunday. asking the pcople for
their generous ai1 towards relieving tia div
,,"as u ,,,as nx,xt;n, M thn s,taM '
pie. After allatllns to the fact That oyer soo-
V00 persons are slowly starving. and the out
link for TIM cn,utnp 1uo,tbs il plnntnirr than
nrctlictton has wi naint,I. liz dwctlx Mt sn,ut,
1anr,h ,,nnn III tbs ,,rra,f n"ws nv " on nresents nv s
the rcasons why clarity should be sponta-
ncous and heartfelt lie represents ireland
in tba urjn of dc,tiiutfon. a,nl dcsnair s,,r-
randar,,,g @ ~ the,,, Tnta ia tha nfshn'',a 1nr.
auauo: ~ ~
"Oyer 800, 1000 Of proud England's subjects,
within twcntv.fnur tnnrs. sofl Of 1tvcrnnol.
.nre slowly dy;nr NJ want. twice ncrhnns
thrre " "s n,on~ arc t,reatsncd % viii thu sa',e
Government the wealthy natiou~slts look
Ing m th,s l1nrro,yIng scet,,, ,,nssiyc,v If mt
an1,ntonan,t, 1io,.a so.', anI ra,tn,,n an,l @
@ @%%tsssd p,'ip'ss a5yt1,lng 70 q % NH. tSis M
sRe, saa o nSP,fng oPe q ,th.Mi atin pffoRe f I
nnpt; oDks ,en,,tSi! a,omnH 70 ny hatlEns y .e
~, IL ~ ,,nt a'i y z W. VIZ ~
th 'Hs }le of s!o eana"isats! d @ 9 a s
~ Is ue @ sona n ,a. ,saicGua, . o. th1ls1Hn
suVietS ha!e tIi.t,ol sMt ~ wltnnlt ~ u !,
t"un " uS n,lHt (. GnaIit5 tinMS -
@ s s"ucs tot ta ;,u.1 ;S1
Moaus, .iof Hoss , y HegeMe1aIe 1ia.o 2artem ra
fcy.,,s 4 nrs n Is 9pe T rs nas t @de
tu aIsT ~ ~ ncyys " + .s !se t ~
stn an Io ~ tsner,s;nr i ~ 1Ifts + tmos
, mo ha,,,a a u, Mipsss m 'sol'o a,S el's II Ao'1f
,rern no go tos.;a GXceg no poS @ H.. srt =, or
ng tae rciigon o. our 9ny. W. ai ss, tho as e1Sl,
xa.o txa ~ "I ctt'9ly, ni,s o ,,,ir id'sI opff ~
Msi9 suMeien @ 70 peslsn ~ nuG4EeaS ~, o.
Iaf noa we " ta rs s1Ga. sps q Srls,
~ !,@'io.as inHei " t' H"tma!es tt,n,. Mit Gf is
M optWlslols paSs ~ tnen, Only on tae9r
se!i.t thu1ss @ q ,H1hgH,pIiSea lnarHets'
I l.io Elel'sll NmrcI..l'eMt iit.a s!liceIe
COMMISSION p , on sia siiteting tn people aild a.
xhtc s asSlro 10 snse wa i1n II in o s,,c a'e ,1
etmersemeS tmrs er he, pre'eSt O. law f 1mnn or a
oaer p!Ste3X!, nrc9me Pa!tS 10 iahaioist
@ qniacnyt o''in u seri, sfmJ us 9 Sstan9'atS niant e
| ns!u n!!ltary 10 aastTaiH ahu c1fct, ~
tfnf no"tt tNp!lis anu l1roW snNeI!ng
| cilltlte!lt Ielf nholhefs a'sq gfAlN!hlntlerSS \
| mMt on uie highways III inc .iTpth OF winter
Mouia ~ ~ s:axe ha G en1ry oil ny 'osce t,i1s
crops hllu OtIlCE CllHtlfl9 " "HlCjls through
, 1880-02-11

Bpfe1di Dltpatfk to 7k7 C1lfdG6 7F1baN7.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 1o.-Gov Smith issued
commissions to-day rs follows: Trustees for
tho Milwaukee, County Insane Asylum on
tho part Of the Slate, WillIam NJ. brigham.
,}niln II. Test. ard bedford Il. Hopkins, all
Of milwaukee,; the Milwaukee County Doard
will appoint two members, and tho five will
draw lots to apEnrtion tile ler1n* 0f frnm ON,
to ilye yfers each; hcssR1ts Gf The Stats unl'
il. CUssl,ly, of .Ini!csy]ie: ind j.. j. Sale ct
Green Ilay. Tile C,nltuisslnn on Charitable
md 1'cnnl Institutions llaye accented the
plnns nj ArcIitrrt Mix, provided that the
Dumb Asylum Mt DefnyaIl.
, 1880-02-11
Obituary.
n VHI UNIT
y 6pteidl ptspateA to Ihs chicago 1fibanA,

6pseial Dfspateh to 1hs Chicago IFsbunA
DEcArulL IT.. Feb. 10. - Yesterday ut
Doo.ly Louls' 'boardlng-honsoa stranger, aged
u years, died suddenly. An Inquest was held
OIL the body to-day, aud the Jury returned
verdict of death by paralysis OF the heart aud
,sEyAEay1L1.E, Ind., Feb. 1N--Marcus Shcr-
wood proprietor Of The Sherwood House, knl
/. resident since 1879, died last night, aged II
CiEvEr.AEn, O., Feb. 1o--Jolln Mee, who
participated Iii l'trIy's yletory on Lake Erie,
alitl tla only survivor OF that famous fight,
liel at Ills ho1ue IN Shelby, O., to-day,
gpse.al D,ra,tA to Ths Chicago 1rtbs.ns.
a. CI1SrON, ILL.,, Heb. l0.-News has Just
yeaolled hure that SaMuvl Sackett, an aged
md prominent citizen Of Clinton for ,nany
W1sIp Ae Lad been Visiting bis daughter.
, 1880-02-11
FOREIGN GRAIN REPORT.
,rur-Ltt ~ Ut.%tYx.us

LONDON, Feb. 10.-The lfHrh Lane Err
press says: Tho frost las disappeared and
tho weather hna been sliowery sincc Sn.ur-
dny. Some littie progress has bccn ma''e
with field work. which Is still lbcltnd hand In
sou,c districts. Tho land, however, is row
in good workable condition. Reports re1a-
tvs 10 wtntcr-sown wheat are favorable In
tl,oso districts where 1t has nppcarcd abnye
suffice, Tic damp wen,ller Is unfavorable
tntl,rnslllng. Really dry samples arc practl-
cally unobtatnablc. Even falr average lots
t,re rarc. Trade, both ut Alark Limo and In
Tho country, has been exceedingly dull. In
consequence Of this anil the bad condition,
1nlllcrs would scarcely look at English
wheat. Inst Monday decline Of shilling
t0 two shlllfhgB per quarter was quoted
EVEN ON THE HEST riANcEs,s,
tho provincial narkets following suit. Dense
ttogs als', seriously lnterfered with business
Thc iuports Of foreign wheat into London
have becll moderate, but at Liverpool nrrir-
a!s were liberal! Last Mondays decline Of n
shilnE r anI,tes has t peen ndT rcsoyer
but there Inns been no further reduction.
Oats depressed In consequence Of large inl-
purts. Afafze steady. owing c'llcny to Its
scarcity on tho spot. As regards speculation
plus il not much, Il nNyl!,lng, In excess OF
Europc's needs, II Is, a.l1tG probable TINT
prices may eventually adjust themselves
without n great rlsn or II RreAt fall III Amer
lea: hut 1T present the question seelis to be
simply
VINO CAN HOLD our LONGEST.
The arrivals Mt ports Of catl have 1ecn con-
siderable, though red winter whcats were
very source. There Iyas y great depression
tic advance IN America and tlle large qan-
t!ty Of wheat taken from the. coast for Cnn-
t1lental ports, prices haye advanced u to- Ia
per qunfsor, with more demand both for
thc United Kingdom and tho Continent
There was. n FUR inquiry for maize at nj! atl-
yance Of Mt'nilt M per quarter. buyers show
no disposition to 0nter into forward bus1-
MSS either for whent or Waai4e..
Sa!cs Of English wheat Inst weols, &, 81
quarters. Mt DIS 2d per Qt1nrtcr agniHst III, is3
Gungters at us Id the corresponding week
| last year.
| Imports into the United Ktngtlornt 1.0o0, $50
l,unt!retlwcfghts wheat md 16S, ,C63 hundred.
WejEhtS -four, -.
, 1880-02-11
OVER THE GOALS.
Tho Position iii Which THE Rev. Ir.
Cnr]lnrt, Of Oshkosh, Finds Him.

''' sa1r. ~ o"''A''"' H'''t'" HIM"
sp.eta, nf,oa,4a n n, ca,.o,, Tr,,.,,,
Vs @ 70 1na rin, =, o
charges preferred against tic Rey. j. ".
Cnrhart D. D.. Presiding Elder nj lin M. F.
Church ,,v thc nav n. q. Ilnfldocl hceo,,
~. ~ ~ t,,a,t.. t. ~ ,;,rn ~ a"osn uss",'
ent: w. n cooS sS" iarham; a. c. %ro iluntiey,
Hartford; c. D. plllsbury, Rlpon; j. y.
tI'rencrv. rnsent,otn. =. II Trcrinr. rrortnr,
villa. T. = Ce,fn Moo,,o,,. A - Mai w."
pun: r,e \ r. + ula G" 1a zten: G. G. II 1iaae a Hd n'
waukee; W. ]. Olmstcd, Ne0s,o; G, II.
Mfoulton. Mcnasha: 3. L,er. Wnukcsl,a: /.
" nl,nata1 n ! I1o,mo. + =, Ci,,.nn,'.a,,,
A. J. Msa.' q oskosh; S r. !: Cooley. Eurcka;
]. N. Walker, Waupaca, ". W. olcott.
The Cnntnfttc nnnotnted hy t1,c nras;t1inr
officer, tho Rcy. j. ni. Walker. Tresiiinr
El1or Of ~ Wonnaca @ tn IT, trv tho cusc IL ~ fnl.
lows: William Cook, Of bingham; a. Q.
Huntley, of Hartford; j. v. Trencry, Of
1,oscnda1o. ". j, f,lmstc;1. of Neosho. r.
ro.,,",, ~ E,,ro,.n tr,., a',,,, ~, .,'N aa 80
are: For 11ndlock, s. Lugp, of Waukeslra;
oImste or v of q os1kos II !y + udd o Of zon: NJ:
's; II,,hhs b. % ~ hmn'rtn,, ~, d '"'' u A'o"'
=. Aftor i, Or f arranging ' tic prcll,ninar!cs the
Lying. fraud slau'er. dishonesty. immoral
un1 1,nchriotton ro,,Iuot 1rrt1nr thn i,o,I
~" , ",e.1s'" .,. su''.nos ons 'u mea.
OF lying arc tWe!'o specltlcntlnhs' wherein
Ing in judge Gnrry's Court, In Justice
Cnn,on,s Conrt Mt Nccnn,,. nn,l IN n aintn.
,nnnt ~ n'o v,soons;n ro,'t.ra,',o ~ :" ,na ss "
HULL ~ li!o h!seo''sl1 Conle1ehce, nna ~
Of fraud thoro nrc nlno specifications. cnarg. @
Inc Car|,art Will drccution md folse stat1.
meutu ,,:ith ,ntant t., ,lncot,.a ria ,,Inth
lAe".,s "!ta '"lc"' ~ acccHc' Aao n''!h
, 1880-02-11

Arc.,tl'x Kunly.x Inns been used With
highly M'netlcini results during the lust fo!s
ycar. III tho varIts formsot dy*nepsiu. gastrif!t,
nausea, gcnerNl debility consumption. etc. hl-
nyss Ia int nrdtcitle: II is pleasant. wing
like beverage n futrll: nno frou. milk, rccul-
tnrly grateful to DELICATE stomach. SothIng
tisc nlnkcs ticeh. and bH1. aud strength 20 fhst
IL pll le ssrty relied ps, fnr tho rtsucrnti0n 1T
tii0se ct.sca Of Inv vitulfty in which medication
nr orsl,ary nutrition tuil. Send for circular
l}cwure Of limitations. Arcnd'a knmyas Is 1s3t
etl1 to tho trnt1r, Consumers supplied directly
By A. ArrMd Chemist, lsv Mal!son strces, CHI
CNtEO.
, 1880-02-11

Sylynnus Cobb, Jr., Inns made 100000 by
bis pcii.
Cowlcy's Fold seems to 10 tho great anti-
tut remedy.
Louise was pretty scasicl1 during her last
trip across tlIo 4Atllntic.
Dan Ricr's temperance lectures arc fall
7ro frunI fnuncnl point Of view.
a Virgnian Of +, lsi,s married girl Of II.
fhls is Dccc1nbor md Jnnuary sure enough.
The witlow of Scnntor Clln1dler has been
rory II! since his tleath, but Is NOW recovering.
Darwin Bays tl1ora arc no cnts In Grecn-
land. hn tho natural inference Is that boOtjncks
Aro abundant.
Mr.. Bancroft Is said to takc more pride In
bis ncw Thoroughbred horse thar, III his "IIls-
Dry Of tho United Htntcs.'
lll-lica!tll has prevented Gcu. Patterson,
arants co1nma.dcr III tho Mexican War, from
jon!ng tho cx-1rcs1dont In Mexico.
4 lady writes to know what Blo shall do
With empty cn1ts. There nre seycrat solutions
NJ tho problon but thu simplest ono Is to buy
goAt.
Mr.. David Dudley Field recently Ind Ills
pocket plckcl Ut fI,aW. It rs painful 10 thiuk
tint one If Mr. Ftcls clients turned Nulnesls
OIL tho old MIN.
rharios Ta, ~ n,o ~ uns ~ s"u 1''I Mu "a
ror:,u, ,rh,s .a,'., ',sa,. " ~ ' ..',.,'.." Nv
IIcnor,, c,nw nn.,, 'A0 ~"'''l''"o''p ''o't@
.
III tao itsC ol Important events tHht nave
~ at, va ucn 1s ~ " ,i ,no y'r, tno oy orc
Daniel Houuo, Of Kentucky.
President Monr0e'a tomb Inns Ind tho brass
pAs1o htaietf 1runi H. Inc ,irst ming to 30 done
- 70 dlscavor whctlor st ltn'ls man With All
INJURED check has bocn III tue vicinity Ut tho
''a'' ''''"'S'
oala parent to his i1ttio son who llad
committed Sumo net OF fndlscrctton; "Do you
Know that ] atn goIH to whlp your Yes" sud
tao 10y" suppoaU yplaro, bocauso you Atc
Nsger than nin.'-lsust9N Punch.
fhr entire town of lied Dlutf. CAL. turnetl
out tho uthor div to cplpbr1lto tho nupttals ar n
Chnu,uau to an lulJun rirl from II tribe IN that
vcIntty. This uniting Of races ia Tho tjr.t m
record in California;, and naturally excited a
Ase'y 'ntcrcs:
II IL Understood TINT tho trouble between
Me czar Of isussia and hts wifo will soon result
IN scpantlon, the Czarina Ersnming hor fam,ty
nahle. The ktHAIps say that tho Cz4r objects 70
tae fancy OF hts wifo fur travelling, aud thtlkB
sae has boon IlutuunoG long enough.
4 lady sen,]a In II communication bep,r-
ming, "la ther., nnythtnu mara tif.cult to t,n,l
nat"ro, Ut fur wltehoo4 and ,nothorhool, aiming
taa young lldtes Ut tho present Rotoratton7'
Nothing that wo know Of, unless 1t ia u High.
eoaool Girl tlAt canaot whistle.
, 1880-02-11

FRANCE.
ItlEI}.

PARIS. Feb. lo.-M. Carey, Deputy Of
Isamboutllet, Is dead. l1e lrad Travelled
great ,dcal In AInerlc,,, whore hu WIS In.
trusted with sevnrnl Important commercial
ind political missions.
p.ants, Feb lD.-lsaae AdDlphe CTcm!eux,
Republican life Sanator, died tonight, aged
IL.
ltELtEF COMMITTEE.
PARIS, Feb. 10.-A committee on Irish re-
Ter ety 9s * f a AsSsop f!S s "t ars asf tho fes''
, 1880-02-11

NEHl
MELpouaNE, Feb. lo.-The Provincial
Parliament lltss been dissolved.
F0UHnEliED.
LONDON, Feb. l0.-Tho French steamer
Valentine, from Car.liir for Dlcppe, haa
foundcretL Sixteen pcrsons were drowned.
DENIAL
VIENNA, Feb. 10.-Tlle Presse denies that
tho AIchdilka AlHrt Is to take part In tllt,
ceremonies and festivities on tic twenty
nth anniversary Of thu Cars accession to
tlle throne.
, 1880-02-11
SPRINGFIELD COAL MINERS.

Srn.NoTIELn, Ill, Feb. 1o.-At a meeting
OF coal miners of the Springfield district, tt-
night, a cali was Issued inviting lllass-.ncet-
IMg Of all coal miners III this Statc, to meet In
tllls city March 9 to form Stats Un1on and
take preliminary steps for the formation of u
National untAn,
, 1880-02-11

wast;cfl this effort. Not to he beaten without
struggle h. ycnt,lrcll upon Il thir,s observation
toward the Ice. With st1'ti'cd LAUGHTER the h.dy
turned md yawrel. clo"!y, systsatientlly tl e. "a.
yuu" crtc1l thp Count. It. a lDud yy.lcu; ~ also
have many teeth stopped with gs'.d."
, 1880-02-11

Fo,rr WAYNE, 1lsd., Feb. 10.-collections
aggrcgnting ever $4,000 have fMcn taken np
In the Catholic churches Of thls diocese for
the benefit If the Irish Relief Fund, ntld for
wardel to ireland by bishop Dwengcr.
, 1880-02-11

THE Tennessee Republican State Conyen-
tim for tho election 1T delegates to the ChienGn
Convention Will be held oil tho ilrat luy Of May
Dlaine Is Mt present Tho lnost populnr candidate
IN that Stnto, nppnrcnsly.
, 1880-02-11

TuE Democracy OF EiIlng1nm County, In
convention on Tuesday, ndoptcd resolutions
fnynring tl,o nomination Of Col. ]. ". Fuller for
Congress frnnl tho F1ftoentn District, now
represented by 4. +. FnrBytlo.
, 1880-02-11

Count schouyalnR 10 quoted by. tho London
ho y was ~ &C comparatively o6souru and unknown he
found himself " dinner usie evening aNsl1e ono
OF our st-casIcd Eranlrs iutuus. wl4tso hnughtl-
ncas rIlt,tr.l, willis 1t at,stSts!. the discerning
dlplomailst. IlY fish disp,sed IT, hs hhxar,aed i
setnask. M nnswrr. An excn!tcnt salA.fa
Aussa made !tx appearance. aud the Count pr.
litely asked permission tn feenmulond ttlL0 Ut
tAo lclIcxGlcs Ut his country. a blauk st4ge ro~
, 1880-02-11

TnE Joliet Rcpnbltcan thinks TINT Grants
friends did not win n decisive battle ut lIMrris-
burg, and that they cannot In other States.
, 1880-02-11

TI1E Mississippi Legislature proposes to
punish. by a tnc. my person who encourages
emgrntion. They should ~ Il step further anu
itnprison any mnn attempting to lenro tho Btate.
, 1880-02-11

FINNNCINI4 KEF FUItN1
MADRID. Feb. 10.-The Dtnrl0 Espnnol
suites that tie Government desires TINT tho
discussion OF tho fl,unca reforms In Cuba
shall bo tic Most exhaustive, hoping theruby
to arrive at tilo bust means OF covering tho
dgtlcit,
, 1880-02-11

THE Democratic newspapers are dovoting
Fo much tinle nt1 attention, to Gen. Grnnt TINT
It leads to tho suspicion that they do not regard
him rs weak cntldidntp.
, 1880-02-11

THE bin to llmlt tho tenure Of certain
county Oillcors to two consecutive turtns WIS
beaten In tho 1owA House Representatives
tho other day by n larYu minority.
, 1880-02-11

thilt Jcr1ealct.,. only, In plncn of nntI1cm nntt
p.Hltcry, tho wnrkmcn hAvc been atiisAtnfed by
cheers for GlGtlttrn and 0Fntions delivered by
Tho ){Rht uf uaphthh lntnpa.
, 1880-02-11

TnE biggest boom yet is ono started for
hiding tho Irish rcopio by hIr. nonnott. Of tho
New York utst.lH.
, 1880-02-11

EVEN the ST. Louis G.-D., TINT clnIms tho
patent on tho Grant boom, prefors Dlalne ns Its
second choice.
, 1880-02-11

To One md A1t.-Are yon ennOrtnE
from Ct,sgh, Cold, Asthma. bronchitis, or nay
nf tho various pulmonary troubles TINT 70 often
cut In con<,lmrtton7 7 SO. use 3" "11'f'!nr's lhre
Cod Liver DR AMI Lttat,' 4 SUITE and auee rotna-
lirly prescribed by tho mriicuf faculty. MRnu-
fnci,,reti Gniy by a. H. Wflbor, Chemist, Uostoa.
Sold by nll druggists.
, 1880-02-11

The Snorts7na,t announces that lloyd posi-.
lively refuses to challenge 1lnu1an at pres
ent, on acctltnt Of the requirements Of Ills
business. 1,arrass nccnrtIlhgly wItlldraWy
tic challenge published yesterday.
, 1880-02-11

"Yon may brcak, you may ahattcr tho
vn<o II yOu will.
nut tito scent uf tho ruscs will cling round 1t
STILL"
WIS written In spirit prophetic Of J. Il. AT
ktuSpll'B Extrurt nf Wh!tu Rosrs.
, 1880-02-11
TC1R'I, WAYNE,

Fonr WAYNE, Ind. Feb. TO- -}Eshnp
Dwengcr has forwarded over 5000 for the
relief Of the Irtsfi,-bctng the collections iii
tic Catholic churches III this diocese.
, 1880-02-11
Russia Scheming to counteract
the Effects Of British
Influence.
Soycn Lives Lost by the Burning Of The
Theatre In Dublin.
Crop Prospects in England-Review Of
tho BreadstuffB Markets.

,nnI. TINT tf,o rn;,1 urt .,n,l fnilr,J n,tI nro-
tested against Tho nss,,mptiou lint the prcs-
~, rs...,a, s.,.s - ~ ~ .rl ri,s,1,,t..<,.,
nv "'stisss "ns ~" ~ IL. A.olo ., !ia'..nn.o'.
uefei'ded hlMselt agalnst tho ffl'putatlohs
nectIon witt, IIomc-I,1,lc and the Llyervool
of.tttn, md ointo,l tlot thoupl la xnnltf
w.. i.",', 49, ".,'s,11 ua ~ we,,.,, n,,,d,l
otrn ot s for sppG1x t so of Of conmaus hn c
declared himself for lIome.l Rule, lio regard
cd Ills p}cJge to vote for 4 colylmlttuc Of ill.,
~, .. .troua.,,,. ,,f .,n;,,1o,, 40 j.,
ny tha uy T., s nno cortn' e,up1a san
iso oe n,et 1ae'''e' III ~A'en 'e''''' "''a''''S S0'
rr,,,,'11 o,rnham n,1,orno,, u1o,,o.
Da,nss n ,,,e, -, 1an1 ~" 1,,,, r,on sa,d. n,r,n
Nnsef}' h'e1hoei LOT l'"nEaIs'n, sa"' lhc
eotlytctinr the Guycrument of ity nlisreprc-
.o,,,at,ons on,,Hss sonvoor,',,,r @'u lin :,
'''''|''''''' ns,',, nu~ve .,n,.. s+.,,,- - ,,,r
IT, a.. :n4a,, @ A." :. ,,a aspn. pn,,.on % ~, .ho r,no
=" NV ''s'ten .s,aa ~ ,'' ~ .o"Ir -. ~.
Saturday FOR E:oo' between Nopert v. boya,
winner Of the race win Elllo' Yesterday ala
o'h ,t ~ ,r@m, INV 1o,,.,a ,,i1 s'''s' ''~' "''e
3l''' " '""' 4s"ea's'
........- plsAhIhn.
fSMotTit, Ghs', tes. Mine ste""'s'';p
Ch,nporazo, LOT nnssl'''' nas re."rrI" u" !. III ~
fSnsaHty Tssnt o persons % ST wero washed u
two killed, md seventeen Injured, Tho
.,no,nnr s"o % 1,n+ s,s ,.n,tu AMI roc"iynJ othrr
s'cn''cl io0' oiA oo'So 'A'''' 1es'''1" '4'.
danase* ...
rornox Fcb 1f'.-In consequence of tho
ooS' ,. .su' ~. - ,no".,rs "o", t| .,,o I,ur,fn,.
numerous PROMISES u ~ spa nop sne ,, a.ry ri,,
wcayers, representing 20 00 looms, Will STRIKE
ccdcd
ee'ea' r,,,z,rpu
m,,o ,.o,,a ."Isn'I ,,,,,,,,, NJ orno
T., ~ Tarmar,s ru hnnso o 0 ncar ourhroa Galwny.
rANo1r,
paro)e fs tho fayorIt for the Lincolnshire
1randlran ] nrnrc1, ~ nt 1o1 to O.
11'''u'''''' AA"''" ro;sT,cA,.. 81 IT ca ~ ''
Tho election at Southwark, for member Of
Parliament. takes place Friday, Tho calsIi-
tlntcs nre Et1wnrl Clarke, CONSERVATIVE; An
drew Dunn. Liberal and Georgo I! sl'!ita,,, a..
canidnture of the 1ast-1amcd Injuries Dunn.
.Iosepl, Cowcn, Ilolno-Rulo member Of Fur
,,s,,o,,t f.'r Na,yoosilo.nu:1,v,,n.r rrf,seg tn
ila'heat ~ Nc"e"ssi ,",. ~, Na."one,,o "
snis ms '"snse eaa~ss y" 'to m ~" ~ e,",
date or mt, lie SAYS, Is between him niltl tho
"iectnrs. nnfi mt tiIa Liberal caucus,
t.,vrosvryIrvr.n
ro,no,, 1,oh ~ ~ In 11ouan nj con,-
mons toiay TIC Chancellor Of the Ef;xca;Saucr
relative T. the ann9ncencn1t IN tho 1,nrn, iaes
tll5 1ao,iig 1eEmtt;S Et;tS fn, vi7'h r.sa r -, T liz
ht:at sn1ht Go,l1'eds Gonn '., 'dsr 'u rosEcrato 1 iva
;sys aet yet eo,as e n !';efsi9Sis',g q 81 Ss 1,:
Ihclclore !, ls Is licohsc"le''t " '''a"o MY
s'ti1e1anh t1,1, 4fn,eo ~ 1o,ds +o1ov Earl Grnn-
, 1880-02-11

DRUNKENNESS.
Ord 'Ungcr, lIecovcrer 1T tho cluchnnn c'irc
for drunkenness, curcs nli cascs. Aoon II
Palmer uullse.
, 1880-02-11
PERSONALS,

Mn. CULLEN, Of tho Ottawa Republican,
ts being pressed BY bis friends for Congress.
, 1880-02-11

:, .,,-< of nRc, loo botwcon II aud 20. and eah
lam ,. 70 Md 40 ycnrH I'D. sorne fow were
en,cnccd bcforc they wcro II Yours of aEe. h'it
Il snre t1rlI,rtic,lts now Rro sent to tue ltofof1h
,.h,rt at Wn,kGshn.
, 1880-02-11
W... Mm@ 4 Wm@|y4i MnI n.a-c
5 S,s = ::$ E::: ,:S$: II $ $ $$s S S:| fEa: :$


D. C
falling % Lower aRo
by hrcuten ~
barometer partly cloudy
theIny
INT liz n dnrm noi % aid % raI nUw
, 1880-02-11
NEWSPAPER OPINION,

DEn1IN, Feb. l0.-Jho T0sstcho Zcttun8
snya: "I'ho danger 10 European peace Ia no
longer from France, but frDm Russia. Ger
n,nl,y and AustrlA must watch her. and col,l-
pcl her to abds by the Treaty Of Herlln."
WILL NOT.
I.osnoH, Fes,. 10.-A Berlin correspondent
nsserts tint thu Emperor will not open 1'ur-
lament III person, but will be represented by
bismarck.
HATIAFlEn,
Tho German press expresses much B1tisftc-
lion with thu Intention 1T tile Swiss Govern
i,lui,t to erect now forts on tic French
trolltfGr.
, 1880-02-11
LADIES'
COTTON UNDERWEAR!
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY r.

TIE hare Just received a large tn;
u0ice Of: Lntffes' Ci'cnatses, Skirtsy
D,u,ucrs, Might Gotv'.s, Corset Cou-
era; also Infants Long and Short
Slips and Dresses. Robes, etc., at last
seasons prices. as these goods sOers
ordered before tho advauce IN Cotto,.s.
, 1880-02-11

Walking Skirts, deep hem and tucts
above, 45 cts,
Walking Skirs with three clusters Of tuek9
and deep ruftlt tucks in ruffle. 81.oo.
100 dog. Lad;cs Skirts, from $z.a5 to -
the handsomest and cheapest goods In this
city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-03

A KIND OF ToRPoR-Sometimes atflicts
kidneys and bladder which, if prompt
measures are not taken to overcome il,
seriously jeopardizes their health and
often proves the torerunner Of irremediable
disorders. The diuretic properties of Hos
letters Bitters which stimulates these
organs without irritating them, peculiarly
qualify it to avert all danger to be appre-
hended from the condition described. It
encourages secretions when deficient, and
aids the discharging functions by invigora-
ting the urinary organs. While the slim
ulants of commerce exert an effect some
what akin to tile Bitters upon the kidneys
and bladder, their fiery properties, being
unmodifed by medicinal ingredients, have
a tendency to unduly excite, but the potent
and salutary vegetable extracts with which
the stimuative property of this medicine is
combined, constitute it a safe as we'll as an
effective preparation. AS general lnvig-
orative and Alternative, also, it possesses
very great popularity.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-03
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
DR.. TANNER.


NEwYoRK, Aug. I. AT noon to-day DR..
Tanner enteres on the thirty-ffth day
Of his fast He slept well the night pre-
vious and appeared refreshed this morning
He kept to the gallery all day, and was
attacked with nausea and vomiting at
different periods, throwing up mixture of
bile and mucus. A 2:45 his pulse was
found to be rs; his temperature 9S.4 and
the dynamometer marked 50 kilometers.
At ESQ he got up to put on his clothes but
conld not do so as he had an attack of vom
ittlng, AT ;3j and $40 this evening
ne had attacks of vomiting
and at 9p. m. retired to his cot and ap-
peared to be sleeping. His medical atten-
dants said he was in feebler condition
than yesterday; that attacks of nausea
were unfavorable, and as they occurred af-
ter drinking a small quantity OF fluid, it
showed the doctors stomach to be in a
highly irritated condition. One Of the med
ical men said DR.. Tanner was failing every
day, but there was no doubt he would fin
ish his self-imposed task. He thought the
frequent attacks of vomiting showed that
the coats of the stomach were somewhat in
famed. Dr. Tanner took nothing to-day
but little carbonated ice water.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-03

CoUGHs.-"Brown's Bronchial Troches
are used with advantage to alleviate cough,
sore throat, hoarseness and bronchial affec-
tons. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor.
They are not new and untried, but, having
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well-merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age
THE THRoAT.--"Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches" act directly on the organs Of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders Of the throat and larnyx, re-
storing a healthy tone when relaxed, either
from cold or over-exertion of the voice, and
produce clear and distinct enumeration.
Speakers and singers find the Troches USE
full
A CoudH, COLD, CATARRH of sore throat
requires immediate attention, as neglect Of
tentimes results in some incurable lung dis
eases. Browns Bronchial Troches" almost
invariably give relief. limitations are offer
ed for sale, many of which are injurious.
The genuine Browns Bronchial Troches"
are sold only in boxes.