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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-26
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-26

Never SET your lamp upon a red ta-
ole cover; If you cannot find time to
make a green iamp-mat, put piece of
green cardboard under the lamp and
you will find the reflection upon your
work much more agreeable to the ewes
than that from the red cover.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-26

A TEEToTAL PREsIDENT.-OurP Pres
ident-elect, James A. Garfield, is tee
totaler, and his wife is a good, earnest,
Christian woman-just such a woman
as we would like to have Oftener at the
White House. From the White House
will proceed influences, under such oc-
cupants, helpful to the cause of tenn
perance and purity. All good temper
ance men and women will rejoice at
this, whatever may be their political
inclinations.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-26

| am happy kase l haven't 'spected
too much. l am happy kase doan fig
ger on what l haven't got. am happv
kase reason dat de weather can't alIns
be far, money can't allus last, and yer
best friends can't allus be counted on.
IL dar am any secret of happiness, 1 be.
lieve 1t am dis.-[Bro. Gardner,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-26
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Oongregdtional-Rev. F. B. Phelps, Pastor
Sunday services at 10.45 a m. and $50 p. m. Sab
bath school at 1900. Wednesday evening meeting
at $50 Experience and Enquiry meeting at par
sonage, Friday evening at $50.
Methodist-Rev. j. Morse, Pastor. Sunday
services at 130 D. m.
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Every human being carries his life in
his face. On our features the fine CHS
els of thought and emotion are eternal
ly at work.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-26

y A tramp was recently arrested
for disorderly conduct and assault and
battery while under the influence of
liquor. On his way to the lock up he
shouted, ''You have arrested the wrong
fellow when am sober my hear is
good, when 1 am drunk l am full of the
devil ) arrest rum, and lock it up, and
let me go free" The tramp is right,
let us lock up rum. Prohibition will
do that.
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, 1880-05-21
WE'LL BOLT, BUT YOU sHAN'r!

Tho evidence IS now conclusive as to tho
purpose OF tlio th'rt-lesn Oolt III CooK coah'
ty 1t was tic result OF uei1borato coll
.spiracy to prevent the antl-t'railt ha)oflsy
III tito county froln taking my part n tue
organization Of the State Gonvcntloh' Ihero
was ali overwhelming mn1oflty OF anti
third-terlnoEs elected to tie county Con-
yenuon. on tho most faYorapIe SHOW
Ing TIC GRANTEES would be entitled
to only th!rty-two delegates to Spring
field, and control OF only ono conKres'
slonal district out OF the three Chicago dis
trlcts lscnaln!ng III the Convention a'ld
permitting tllls cuuttablc adjustment might
throw tic control Ut the state Convention
, 1880-05-21

rcuot,,,pv ci,,,ntlca IN sr,cct tim (,n,nu}ttten
~, f,rn,9on,tois trd oc,or,,,nv tn l,us, In
gnr nnd ,,,s bcnch,nc,, Tim ,1clcrnlca firm, tho
t,vo,vr cn,,nt,.a n,nv comnrl the contesttno
,f.,ooo,inra fror ,,it,at,. cnurtfcs IN aprcc n
ohido hv ,tc,r nrtio,, M n conditlnr nrccc,I-
en, In tho conai,tcrn,,on NJ tlln,r ctutms:
an,l II, tho cvcnt NJ thotr rrfl,snl to tto thIs
iho i,xetvr cu,,,,tv ,,clnoatiuns n,nv uroccc,1
,n hn,,1 n con,,o,,tton syhosc nc,a ahull In
i,,uti,c ,,no,, tha nu,tr, urnublican pnrty of
,hn stairf Ard t1,cao co,tcsts moy hn ,,,rctv
flri;,,ons In nvorv coso tha rcrutnrly at,-
,,o,nto,I. ,trtcnntinn may ,,c copfroutpd f,y n
,,olnootto,, IN n,,crv raanect frrcuntar. uutlcr
,ylIc,, ctrr,,n,ato,,cca tho ontv nssentfnl cou.
,,It,,,, r., In ,,,sfrnnc,,tarnrnt of tho ntnelv
cn,,,t,o. l., IN, nra,1u,nnrv orrantzatton Ia
TIM n,ct,,nr ~ tho stotc f.cntrui comnit,rr.
m ..nrrao t,,c ,ronnstt,on il ,nnnstrous ()f
r,urar tl,o tncr,toi,,r clrrct NJ Reinforcement
IL In ,,Isn,,st o,ul tttsintrurnt, the marty
,no,lo lin v,cttm ~ qu,.h m ,utrope. fsnt
If ,nv nccn1,or ctrr,,n4fn,,re rnu),l contrib
u,n !, ro,,,,or tl,o ,,r,,,,s,t,on mira mot.
xtrn,,s sti,I II ia lin fort Tint TIM uur IL en-
forcctf In fila instnncc : In tho Interest of II
cor,t,int, fnr tl,, prcstdcncy Of wI.om It bas
,,o.,, a,i,l on1 r,,Iterntr,j nj ,,utscu,u. .1Io
IL IL, , c,,o,cc % ~ M orcrwhrlmlnu ,uniorfty Of
,hc n.,nni1cans at thc co,lntry: tl,e move.
| mnut n hia au,nort IL s,n,,taneouspn Thls
nrn,c,ae. 1onr nm herc5t NJ nit semblancc of
irutf, l,ns hccomo n ti,rradbaro sa,trc OF, Tic
irIrks n nolitlctous. which wns Mt first
! trnotc,1 w,ti, rood.uat,treh tlerlslon. but now
cyokrs nxnressio,,s of extreme bitterness.
rim nostton of noss I,ocnn is so extraor,li-
nory lint # slo,,t1 ,,e briefly rcstatcf. I1u Is
resilient If chicneo. liz leaves tic Suuuto
un1 n,pctionocra md mills wires for fort.
n,rht In Chicnun far, t]irfl.tcr,ncry, lie
/ attends thu urinary and votes tor
| Grant dclceatrs Ia The Cook County
Cn,,ycnt]on, Ire ia beaten III lis wnrtl,
hcaten In l1is Congressional district,
h,aten In his county two to one. Tic Cook
County Convention conycucs a minority
, 1880-05-21

SIN SrArfonp NO1,rliCnrE md O'Connor
Power criticised tho Quocn's speech lAst night III
the House Of Commons, tho former httnckfng
tho Governments rarcgn policy anu demanding
Information rs to tho parport Of Mr. 0ntchcn's
mission to Turkey; tho intter referred to tho at-
scnco Hf q recommendation nf legislation OIL The
Irish lnnd question. Mr. Gladstone rcplfetl to
Sir Stafford Nurthrotc, saying that tho Govern
rncnt did not yet feel Mt liberty to dLvnlgo
tho natuse Of Coscou's mission. but 49,
slred tho House TINT tho intention wns to
promoto The speedy settlement OF the Eastern
question on II satisfactory and enduring baals,
Mr., Forster tho Irish Secretary, replied to Mr.
Power aud sir. parnell. prnmEsing remedial leg
is!aton rs soon ns possible, and appealing to tho
people Of Ireland to be rattcnt and pcaccAblc.
30 TINT there shall tc no occasion to rcnow tho
coercion, for allowing which to 1nrse tho 0nv-
crn1nont wnH sincerely criticised BY tho Tories.
Lord DcMuonslscid anl the Duke of Marl6nr-
ougt's speeches In tho House OF I.or.ls wero but
echoes OF Sir Stafford Northrotc's speech, cx-
ccrt that tho conduct Of tho Government In not
providing for n renewal Of tho Irish Coercion
not was moro severply criticised. Earls Gram
villo nntl Spencer defended tho action OF tho
f3ornruutnrt.
, 1880-05-21

TrE California Democrats selected Nh ull-
pledged Delegation yesterday tn tho Cincinnati
Convention, except ns to tho two-thtrrts riie The
tlc!cgnfcs to tho Convention stood In for Thur
,nnsi, 70 for TIden. 75 for Seymour, auj cnch
for Hancock, Hendricks. and Fioll1.
, 1880-05-21
THE WESTERN STATES ON THIRD-TERM-
Fry

yVhtto the Illinois "DossH IS prostituting
Ills official position to cocrce tho Republican
sentiment into IN Endorsement OF tllrtl.tcr1n-
cry, and Is using the wholo State Federal
otllccl,olting machinery to n,fslEpresent tho
views and wishes Of Illinois III tllo Chicago
Convention, MI the surrounding States are
chouslng delegates pledged to oppose tho
tllint-term candidate.
Day bofore yesterday Nebraska selected
DlAino delegates nnd none for Grnnt.
Day before yesterday Dakotn (which hns
population enough for state) gave l,er 3
votes for Blaine and none for thlrtl-tormcry.
Day before yesterday Minnesota selected
q,lno Delegates opposed to third Presidency
Of 0rnllt and only o'.c for him. -
Last week Nevada, confidently counted for
Grant, gave her votes to Blaine, md none
to Gr,nt. a fow days previously California
elected II Blaine Delegates, and not oilc for
Grant. Oregon also solectad u dolegatcs for
blaine, md none for Grant. The Pacific
Coast Suites will, therefore, stand: Blaine,
2i; Grant, 90.
Kansas sends 10 votes for Blnlno; for
Gra,,t, mono. Iowa Is solid for Diainc, giv-
linz him g, and for nlore terms than WASH
itlgton had, none. .-.....
Wisconsin Inns Grnnt delegate, and 10antL
Grant. Michigan sends - anti-th!rd-tcrmcrs
tu Q tlltr.l-termcrs. Indiana :>ss elected 81
delegates opposed to more terms tl'an Waslt-
ington had, a.d only or for extra terms.
Ohio l..s elected n antlt!Iirtl-tcrmers and
not one for third term.
All these expressions Of popular sentiment
lave been recorded lit spite Of ofovcryiniluencc
, 1880-05-21

J AN Irisl, n. P. lns sued tho proprietor Of
Dublin paper for 80 900 foraftcRed libel ln hnv-
lng stated tl,1t tho Irish II. i. had received
moneys from tho Carlton TORY Club to pAy hts
election expenses. The samo party has applied
for Il crinEnal information against another
newspaper proprietor, who. 1t seems. Is 80 i'm
pecunIous rs to promise no hopo thnt any DAM
ages could bc collected from hin.
, 1880-05-21

AN equestrian statue Of Andrew 1ackson
hy Clark Mills WIS unvoitetl in tho Capitol
grounds Mt Nashville. Tenn., yestert1ay, by Gov.
Marks In the prescnco OF 10000 people. Firo Of
tingsishcd gentlemen, principally Democrats,
were In attendance.
, 1880-05-21

THE election Of Mr.. parnell rs leader OF
tho Home Rulers has given groat ofrerso to tho
Moderate or Clerical party, md thoY 'thrcnter to
scccJc under tho leadership ct Mr.. shAw md
Dwyer Gray, thu Lord Mayor ot Dublin. Now
elections will not 10 hcld In ireland for some
time, and 1t IL Bafe for the Mo4lerates to act In
opposition, to Parnoll, but the recent elections
In ireland Indicate beyond doubt that those
gentlemen by no nlea1is represent the feelings
or opinions Of the people. Gray, who 10 a rcoont
convert tn tho Noman Catholic Church, or whnt
Is known In Ireland Us fresh. wutcr Catholic" !"
ia tho rcal louder Ut tho opposition to Parncll,
and ia bnckcd by tho lnnst ntolcrnnt md grasp
Ing members Of tho Ultramontane hierarchy Of
England a,,d Ireland. The Eolltlo1i power Of
tho Clerical faction, Fortunately fur Mr.. partcl,
l,,,w snay 10 tlttlnxly represented by Il cipher.
, 1880-05-21

A nrt.1. was introduced into tho 1'rl,ssfaM
Iltet yesterday Mt tho Instance Of Prince Ills
n,urck which gives tho tfoyornncnt Utmost on.
tire discretionary nowcr AS II tho enforcement
ct the Mny laws. lty tho provisions nt this bill
rcciesIastics who commit Yrt.ss breaches of tim
1nw will bc proceeded against for inoapactty.
conviction to cntnil loss ut aalnry. l}Ishor cx-
1mlM frou, his SEQ nlny t,n rcsturo,l at tho ill.,
stnnce nj tho King. tho. government n,ny confor
Episcopal Jurisdiction on ccctcsinstlcs who
possess tho mandate Of tho Church on
taking tho prescribed oath. prosecutions fot
yin!ntiou Of tho May iAws cun only lu III
stItttcd ut tho Instance Of the Governor of II
province, md tho duties of religious slstcrhoot's
Ia confined to tending tho sick, and tho cnro aud
education Of ohllfren unit to nttcnd sc0ool.
, 1880-05-21

MrEsA, monarch OF Wide region ~
Africa, of whlci, Stanley has ml,ch to say u M an
book has sent slx black ENJOYS to Londosl' n!.a
tho African klug's compliments TO Queen w
torta, requesting her to cxpross TO them hssuE 1o
sire ns u tho status Of missionaries IN MS has.
dom. Tho onvoys also have oricra to roq"ests.
nupply Of rum and rifles. and. as m tndt'eolasu.
to their request being granted, tU announs"
tho!r n,nstors Wish to embrace tho Chf4ss'aut =.
liglon, provided he Is permitted TO rcla,a ~ W
worshp Of hfa ltiols.-tho great snake, 1ao ~
lion, md tho grcat elephant. With these ena. a..
oxccptlons ho IL Willing tn become good CatF
ffnnx
, 1880-05-21

lIEAcoAsrIELp IN his speech ut Bridge.
wates House Wednesday evening took on hIu-
Self tho whole blame uf the recpnt dissolution,
hut added TINT tho purity whips were much to
biainp for tho wottll lnck Ut organization which
eliminated In sleleat ut the cleutloHs. ilU utf.
vikel reorganization Ut lhe Conservative
fofco., and recommended tue Hun. W. II.
Ea.itb, late B1rst Lord Of the Admiralty. and
tbs SiT .josslh IGftkr OF "FlnRfare," ~ Chair
nun OF committee un reorganization, A. for
, 1880-05-21

Two WIDOWS had quarrel near the VII
lago Of California, 70 miles from Cincinnati.
nbout q ,plece Of grass. Ono Of tho parties tn
tho q,lnrrel armol herself With shotRun and
lodged tho contents In tho face and breast Of
the other. who died soon after. Tho women Of
tho ncighborhool threaten to lynch tho mur-
sf1
, 1880-05-21

afE. UosCI1ES, tic English Ambassador to
Turkey, Inns had interviews with tito French and
,s,ytrinn foreign Ministers In reference to tho
crcatton of I'm International Administrative
Commission for Turkey. England evfnces n
Rrrat desire to scttD tho Turkish question M
apOn Is possible.
, 1880-05-21

THE Cn1cA1o Tlt1nt.NE has established branch
ces for tho receipt Of subscriptions and advnrtse-
NEW Yt}llK.-ttooa . Tribune building. FIT. Nc
FADnkN, MannReE.
GLASGOW. acottnnd-Altans American NeHa
Agency. II Itentietdrt.
LONDON. EnR.-Ancrcan Exchange. ~ etsano.
1IESNY +. 0iILtG, AEent
WASHINGTON. II. C.-lala r atraet4
, 1880-05-21

THE Ultrnmnntnle members Of tho rrlts-
ean Dirt ANNOUNCE tllntr intention to resist by
every parliamentary device md to tho ntn,ost
limit If their power the f,assnxc of Danarck's &
hill giving tho Government discretion III rcla'
tion to the enforcement of tho Atny laws.
, 1880-05-21

THE exports of domestic produce from Wv
mort Of Now York for tho past week were o. ~.
usuniy Iorgo proportions. Thc total was es''!"t .,t
S,s, against &p,ep7,ua corresponding acsA III. ~.
your. Over onc-hnlt OF tho cntlro Week ..s.
ports were to British ports, md otlo-ha1 y. ~ ~
or oyer quarter OF tho, whole, went a'.ss' r. ~
Liverpool. Tho grain shipments wote lA'ss. s.oa
likewise other brcntstu.Fs and PROVISIONS; st toT
Jan to date, tho totul exports from -. sa9 .pms
foot np sla0,7lo,7lt, aSainat ftsf' 'sS "cnt.
period IN 1B70,-an increase Of about ~ ps' ss''
, 1880-05-21

Tue Queen's speech was read by Lord Sell
borne yesterday to tho assoinbIel Lords and
Commons Of England She Expresses the lopn
--that 10, the Ministry doos In her nanle-that
tho Treaty Ut l,nrln will b1 carly aad completes
iy fulfilled, and, 10 turthoF tMt purpose, IN.
nounees that htr. 0usuhon bus buen dispatched
10 tho Court Of tho Sultan. UaceAstng Efforts
fur the pacIaca.ion at Afyhanlstan will bo nude.
with u pro1niso thAt tho Independence at that
country will ba rcspeutud. The condition OF tho
lnlinn auances IL touched Oh, and oonfct-
prutlDn Of tho Huuth African Provinces
IL favored. Tho donluatlu questions referred
to uru: Irish distress, tho i3allot Act,
tho burial lawe, tho Irish Poaoa Preservation
act, tho English 0AMo lava. tho liability Ut
employers for ueoldunts sustu!ncd by thelr work"
tuun. And tho Irish borough franchIse. Measures
MI All those subjects nro promised. 4 rathor
complimentary reference is ,nAdu to tho lnyNity
OF tho Irish people, which MnnY VI lheM will
doubtless tukn for what it IL worth; promise
In ImAao that tho tx,err!ve laws h, reference to
ahRt country will ho removed, and tho franchise
In the Irish boEoughs will bo lnndo oqual to that
, 1880-05-21

CAPT. PAYNE, who Is described by Gen.
shcrhnn rs IN pestiferous fellow who hns been
engaged for months In organizing u band s" for
tho Invasion OF the 1ndiat1 Territory, bus been
arrested, with several Of bis followers, by Gen.
Pope. and will probably bc tried for violating
tho rights OF tho Indians and dlsregarding tho
Trealdcnt's proclamation.
, 1880-05-21

Nf tho snmc class Of cnnRlttlcncles In England.
III regard 10 Englnud. 1t Is probable that a law
wifi 10 Introduced giving Noncunfurmlats-
that ts, thuBc WIN arc not members Of
tho Church Of Eng!aui-tlo right to
bury thoIr tlend In tho public cemeteries,
right which for somo nhsdnl reason has been
htthertn .Ientctl. Owing to tho short tmo which
must clnpsn hctwccn tho opening md nit1ohrn-
ment niany Important suhjcots aro not touched
0i, Int afa r1Acrycl for tho consideration OF
Parliament durEtig aonlc future session.
, 1880-05-21

TIE California WurkingInen's Convention
ycstorlay appointed four deicgatns-Rt-laFXa tn
tho chicago Grcenbaok Convention. Aiming THO
Delegates is tho irloubtaba and irresponsible
DunIs KeNEnnY.
, 1880-05-21
TIE "poss" SYSTEM IN ILLINOIS.

The proceedings IN tno opf'hgne'u eonFI1l- M
ton nave very hhuhely S"ppis"'c"teu NV
manlpu!atlons Of Inc e"ueuses taut plseeuou
IL lio l"cs 'l'a oec' no"''''.,s ~ ~, ", 1',a.
sirated INIT FOR tho i1rst l!me III I'll" histoty
OF !lEf'lois polhles, 'n'S ot'to ,1Is !" n"os.
"Boss " Logan hrst asseften nlhsei1 as-
gresslVe'y aha ohcnslfelS l' eIl'a s,".astea
about fhonth aso' PREVIOUS u lllat ,ulao
he was co'atent Win Wo1k'ns ms .'""'A'"s
at'et!y Will .'ls set',GS "''ie'' lo'e ~
pcrience la'l taught i''"' ~" " asc, VI ~
most lie tlsplayeu t1e or"'h"ts plhssss,us
| mil sWag0oIlne " u'o "soinEo .''aoa'no s
pol1ticlan' Nut it ncc"'ho c'iuci't 10"
| weeks ago tnat too potnN't seat''nIn'u ,.,l ~ ~
Roplfbllcan party III th's o.aie, 1Ac Inv u
tho nelghpor'hg ola.es u nM'"s"'' INV,
lntltana, Wisconsin, Aansas' 'l'''tesotil' uao
lown, was oVefWhe!niheiy opposeu !" eho
th!rt-tcrm ISSUE WINCH llc oeh"tol'4i III
nhNlfatc OF eonkl'l'6' c'''lo'"''' as." '1"s""
had resolved 10 IMPOSE uhon a'o n"t.S'
linen u was llae ulo e,r. poss ~ 'o
Republican party IN LIMOS Iesotsea ~
tako PERSONA a'rec'loh ot 'no paF'
llmlnnry canpa'eh' 10 WHIP III ulo
working politicians ana affYe OH tne peoplo
lie abandoned l'ls seat Ill I9'e un'ten o."tes
Senate tbut not Ills pay rs SENATOR, took
permanent Quarters I'LL MF. i'"!Hle1s !lo'ol'
where TUG De'nocrats lnaKe thell l'ea"q"'s-
ters, and applied ule lasl pe1sona4'y 10 e'ess-
body WHO would sta1a IT.
The llllnois boss sent OUT liis runners
to all counties wiic'l llnd not yet 'lola tao1c
primaries, a1la wathca INC fossh'astc1s' aila
Collectors, md NIL other eioSefhh'eht oHclals'
rs well rs the 5tate anu county olncoholaets.
| TINT, II they expected to Retain their pap anu
, 1880-05-21

GEN. GONZALES will probably DO elected
President OF tho MoxicAn Government There
Is good prospect, 1t appears OF tho goutle-
mans being innugurated. Gen. Mejia Ia tho
opposing candidate.
, 1880-05-21

THE Nebraska Republican Convention,
which adjourned ut o'clock yesterday morning,
after IN nll night session, appointed SIX nlaluo
delegates to tho Chicago Convention.
, 1880-05-21

Ex-CoNonE.sMAxk klN0. ot minnesota, was
in Chicago yesterday. ulld told u Tribune IT.
r,Etes that c!ght Of tho ten delegates, at1 prob
Aby uiue, were for HlatnG ~ seu0ud chulce,
Window being first choice.
, 1880-05-21

TIE shipments Of catt1o ard fresh meat
from this country IN Europe otntlnao to inaroase
at gruat rntu, Tho nmuunt shipped this ynar
PROMISES u, be Inoro tilnn double tho amount
shipped last year.
, 1880-05-21

THE lrisi, residents In London are making
extensive preparations for reception to Sir.
I'arucil uu the 9th of JUNG. Tho pluetin9 will
be held in It, Ja,nes' Hill, and will be pseaided
over by Juatfn Mccarthy,
, 1880-05-21

ttoY will not be nbto to muster corporal's
guard. II they succcetl In tho face ot these
conditions, It vii! bu more Of II Democratic
than Republican success
, 1880-05-21

himself, he sail he llnst III. intention nt retiring
from, tho leadership Df the Mlrty, md cxprcseet
Il willingness to IL, whnt thu Conservatives
called i,tlun him to tl0.
, 1880-05-21

ENCOURAGED by tho recent SUCCESS OF tho
dock lahorora at Liverpool. tho sailurs aud
atokers OF thAt city tlemnnd an advance In
wages. 4 refusa! will 10 followed by u strike.
, 1880-05-21

THE House Committee on Pacific Rail
roads hns decided by II majority voto not to pay
any attontlon to tho charges OF tho person
George unless directed by tho House.
, 1880-05-21

TIT: Minnesota Democratic Convention did
not instruct its delegates to Cincinnati. They nro
llcllovcd to tte divided bctween Seymour and
Thurtpan. The Convention doclnred Agulnst n
tblty1 term.
, 1880-05-21

THE Spanish Culotlal Minister announced
"a the members ut tue CUrtes yesterday tho
rSther gratifying Intelligence that only 8oQ ln-
sIrgcnts remaln III cuba. It Is not ttnpn,bablo
that tho Colonial Minister'S Views aro ruther tuo
s1uxuiup,
, 1880-05-21

Now that the French strikers hare resumed
work. tho employers proMlisp tn consider their
dusl1nIIs for Nh iNcrcasa ut wages.
, 1880-05-21

IT turns out TINT tho passengers Of the
German cmtgrant vessel Gcllort, reported na
suffering from smallpox, aro only affected by
chtckcn-rOx.
, 1880-05-21

THE widow Of gallaut 1'lff keariley has
brought suit ngninst tho Union Trnat Company
Of New York for having mts,nnnagcd her estate.
, 1880-05-21

a FnESC1-cASAD14tN regiment persists
in pnradiuY the streets OF Montreal on Sundays,
thereby giving grcat otfcnso to tho Sabbath.
observing people.
, 1880-05-21

"A MOVEMENT Is on foot am0nK the Penn
eylvanin delegates to tho Chtcago Convention to
present tho nnmo of lov. Uoyt as cnnd!late
for tho VIco-rrcs!doney.
, 1880-05-21

WARRINGTON CHAPTER, No. q n. 4, M-HeE-
,1ar CSnvos9n ths F!ny Eyon'TS Ss T. s oS'GSk "t:
~ C9panlou5 so[sllS n'.ts, III 91aes e ;lo
, 1880-05-21

Ir Ia rumored that the Mexican Minister to
Warrington, Ecl1or Zu,uaconn, will be replaced
hy seslor Marlscal, at present Mexican Minlatcs
Of Justice. ~
, 1880-05-21

TuE National Republican conyen''G1n convent IN tps
met In Chicnx0 in ls5s way unaula'ous ~ sut
nomination Of Gen. Gsapt tor Pres'as,n.,ta as,sc,tas
thero was graat diversity ot cholee N ss..v ss ua.
candllato for vice.Prcsidcnt. Ana tTstua ~ 10
rule that tho thlrl.tesueEs arc nov cauyantloa
enforro vot strong rchuka 10 thas ttserstor,
by no. iass than twentYsthFeo eseto S uS dsiefsts
hutn8 divided On tho question, and eaNA WV
voted al ho pttlaD4.
, 1880-05-21

7 THE forest fires III tile southern portion Of
New Jersey Saturday night lust destroyed
property valued ut $l00000,
, 1880-05-21

uisr Conlmun!cntioa Friday evening, slay II. At
O'Clock, Mt ball IL la sae-*t " eF,iesr ~ r.
CHARLES cATLlN. Hecfeiary.
, 1880-05-21

THE price Of mills Inns been still further
reduced. Tho At!antic Nail Association will
sell thom for tho future at k3.10 per key.
, 1880-05-21

THE following railroad improvements are
projected in Mexico: a ltlc between Matnmorns
and Montoroy, and between tho lattor placo ind
EnIfI1to
, 1880-05-21

THE Methodist Conference Mt Cincinnati
yesterday, by n decisive vote, resolved tn post
ponc inledntly tho election or cotorcd I.ishup