davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03

THE following action was taken
in the Quarterly Conference of the
Methodist Church of this city last
Monday evening:
Whereas, Our Church member
ship in this city, seeing the import
ance of a new house of worship,
have been engaged for some years
in gradually raising the means for
that purpose, and whereas, this
Quarterly Conference fully appreci-
ates the importance of that enter
prise, therefore
Resolved, That a committee be
appointed to raise the money to pay
the second instalment of fifteen hun
dred dollars on the Church lot, pur-
chased about one year ago, and also
to raise the money to pay for suit
able plan for a new building, and
to negotiate for and procure such a
plan, with a view to beginning work
on the new hOnse on the opening of
the spring of 1881.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03

Ladies, get permanent relief by using
"BLACK-DRAUGHT."
For sale by w. H. TANDY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03

Liver Pills contain arsenic: BLACK
DRAUGHT" E@harmless as tea OF coffee.
w. III. TANDY'S.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03

THE purest wines and liquors for
medicinal purposes at Warfield's.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03

THE New York World sends pos
tai cards to each of its 100000 sub
scribers, requesting statement of
their preference for the Cincinnati
nomination. The principal Demo
cratic favorites at present stand in
the following order:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03

Query: Why will people suffer with
indigestion when BlACK-DRAUGhI "
will cure them?
For sale by w. III. TANDY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03
RAFEs or ADVERTISING.

Sc. -sv4.-- 20 e no no Il NO
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03

Announcement OF marriages and deaths
f-ee-trfbutes of respect and obituaries half
Price.
, 1880-06-12

OIp Nrantlltnatly Taft, Ut Cincinnati, M
eY-nlc,nber ut GrutIt's Cnb!ntt, WIS u volunteer
tbInl. term delegate to chc,lso. Ilc returned to
cx-Iorkopolls I'LL toro np In hls na1nd. Ds-'
Kruntled IL fu Mieluate word 10 represent lilo
Btnto uf hte foclluxs. Interviewed by m ilup Ut
tho COMMERCIAL:
"Ifaw do yol feel over tho dcfcns: of Gen.
dra,.tt' Nsked IL rcl,orter,-;,he qacst'on ee!ns
*li1w IAn but fuely'' rctnrted tue Judge.
with Il rMtkur ft't1c.l smile. ~ feel tirtxl. w0rn
III nsr and slSspy 9 y Ims ~ hoe tor f'o haa
Conitng t1 tho tlrnct pa|nt, the intGrrogat9r
nakcd tho Judge whit he th'ught Of tho nom''
"Of course," llc said, "as Republicans 70
ntusL MccopE It with puod grace; hit LIN frte 10
any TINT Ter. unrieI44 Iias,lo IL not nearly ~
attony lib ur1tt,t's would havu been. Grant
would hHyo swept tho country, slr,-awcps tae
"D0 ynu know anything about tho record Of
unr.lcldft Sotno people look little aexanee !"
"well, now TINT tho nomination 10 mado, ths
Republicans have no right to p!uk out hls weas wis
points: THU Democruts VII! du that 41ioxy
erth1gh. pc must dGfutlt1 our tnol. OK e0ufscj
onmlttlnt0 fully discussed bofnfo tue 1iotnna:;
ton. GArdutd Ii tiew taHn II tho farRo xslf OF
lsupub!lot.na, but liopo b. oaI bo oloSsea''
~ hippo sib.H wAa tho rcapO,lse. Fnrthaf lnhtt
TINT tho Judge would say nothing OIL sh's SUD
ttct.
The sour milk In th!sbruisod coooanut fscsillJ
oxpta!nul. l,aldy INIT wits Il oan4idate ~
wl,,ter for unltod statos sonator. and 1araelu
scoopoi him by IN largo majority" In sach y
WA unanlMous, Tho old gent has not got oses
bis ohaHrin. Garfield ID unGuestionnbly weak
oatsdldato In hIs eycs also In tho ores Of bx.Qov
Denntson, who nlso inltgned himself oas'de !
data for Senator, but got "loft" oven worsa thaa
Taft.
, 1880-06-12

1T. -, . T.. H.. u,t. AZ. ,...,,.
sn ~, .. ' % eeas =. n,,' o s"s t,a, snt
- 49, ,.aaHs. uo, ,',.e" ~ h,,i'1 mi. ~, ,xt
- .e,s..s" ~ .,i,. p'se' ~ " .,,, .J.,..
.,,'s. '',s'. "' ., 1,."s'.,o,'t w r"~ o"o NV
.,a.., .5 ' u ~. 49,. .'.'',,,, - sn,s ,.,a.s
1s. ~. . ~ NV so.,"',,,,TsTa. ' ~, i,onsr
49,, 49, ~ ~ ~ 1,,..s,a. sn,s ~ ~ ~. A..
.,s,.,, NO TO-. ,,..a', H. .sar,s., -, sa;,n,
s.as" r....,, ,,,,,., ,..,, ana ,,,,,oo.o nra
IT,. ~ s's a,,,a.sx a,,, ,,n ~ -
H. III, "1 .s,,.s,, fsa.s. 49, ,,...,nt
.'.,,s,... ~ s,'as IT,. ,,,.,.
,'s 4,e ~ a.,, ' ~ ~" nv ,.s, ill., 1unta IL"
sa,,r,,,. ,.",,rt,,, s,,, .ho t.stao ,,,a,, ,y,,,
n ,.,u, ~, ,,aa.t r. M tna n,,,o. - ,..r,. ~ ~ s,ar
s,.., a,,o tarn, l., thn tIo,,so 1m,+ra ~ v,s,
~. Iii III T.. .,.,t T., .,,n ua,,,,o .,,l n,.n,,
s. ~. ,,,,,a,n ~ r., ts.,1s,,t os.,,, onh ~
e. .,..a m''o ,,a ~, ~ ,,a. nv o. ~ o a,,e ,". ~
.ose. ,, ~" ~" ;. H., NV ,,.sa '' ,.,,,s., ~
"v". ,,, s" % ,., ,S,",. % '. '"'' ~
''sa 4.va - "'.a:,s!..' a1.~ .,s .sus. ,.
NV, -. a'' sa.tss T., ""s ''., '.t, a..,u,,J
m w. .,aso ..',,,s,, s' w. ,",,a ..a,sa,o r.,
.'. ,a, so.,.t ~" ..a..s,. H. orntt ona
WIZ w." t,,.,1,.' s ~. ~ w.. 'at at;ns .hnt
as.,. e., .,..,r,. ~" .a,,a,s, n,,,,n s.tta.
t,s.,o., ~, ss,..',., -, ,,,a t,,s,, ,,,,,nr
a's, to.,t,.S ~ na'ia ,,nt hatr .rn,,,,,,
.!tse.ns...s ~ .,,a 1,.,at>,ons NJ ,,,,r.s'
sa,"s, ,,,,r,s ,,.n, nv NM, ~,
w.. ~ "v .nss,,, ts.,,os @ J ,a'',ah
,..,t.., ~. ~ e,,,, an.,,,.l,,.,,
n"., ,at. u t,t. III en'; hrv ~ ,,a ,v,,,.,o,
w. .'. .s' ,"a,. H. a,,t,t ,,sa,,S =
.s,t.i 's s',,,a.s,.,,a, 80 ,n,,,,.,ot saunt,.
,,.l,n ,,o,,,a .,n",,t1oss H., hour- mi croJ,t tn
, 1880-06-12

SECRETARY RAMSEY, in his address to tho
West PoInt graduates yesterday, tuck occ.,slon
to road tho young mon q nuch-noedcd lesson In
tolerance, reminding them that, ~ tho benet]oI-
aries of Nation whnso motto was equality mud
fr4,terntty, thoy should act in n inauiy aNd Rcn-
erU.ls wAy towards tho struggling 0nd unfor-
t1lnatc, should extend helpiny hand to llft up
the towly, "to cultivate, not only iovo Of coau-
try, but rs we'll love for tho spntltneutof which
our country wis born" Tho response 10 this
advice WAS by ITO means encouraging, for when
Wilcox, Fato, and Burnett received thoir dlrlo-
mas tho Cadet Corps cheered them vocifer-
pligty,
, 1880-06-12

TnE Grcenbnck Convention, at hait-phst0 Q
o'clock yesterday n,or,tug. nominated Congress-
innn Weaver, tho Flat misrepresentation of tho
Sixth 1own District, for Prstttent, md Cob ]. u.
Chnn,bcrs, Of Texas for Vico-rrcsldDnt. Tho
most Formidable rivals Ut Woavcr for the 1'rcal-
tiercy xcrd Ben UuttoF, Hendtiek d. Wright,
and Alexander Campbell. A lulE series OF rcsu-
lutfons wcre adopted, one Of which favbrs
wotriat,s suffrage. md another which by impli.
cation indorses tho Socialists.
, 1880-06-12

A COMPANY has leen orgnntzct III Fhlln-
dolphin for tho purI*so of developing tho ceHl-
folds OF Ruea!a, tho Governments Of that ooun.
try having ncconiod valuable concessions To ono
IF tho members IN recognition u hta services in
purchasing wdr material for the uso OF tho
Czars trtnps III this country. The cnrthl stock
IL $1,aoo.U0. and aniong tho Stockholders aso
such lnen IN Col. 8cott. Wnyno MaoVoagh. md
Wharton unrkAt.
, 1880-06-12

Russia and China apponr to DO steadily
drifting towartss war, and 10 rapidly that ahy
day may bring ildings Of tho outbreak of
llostillt1os. Ostensibly tho recovery Of tho lost
Province Of Kuldju Is the causo Of war, but
back Of this there Is n cause which lias beon
In operation for threu centuries. and that fs
tic foar Of tho Chinese Ut lslssiai, aggrandlzc-
ment along the great mutual frontier OF 4, 900
miles, north md west, and their bitter
hostility to tho growth Of 1sussfnn trade.
The history OF tho relations of these two
vast Empires Is one Of axtralnc Interest.
Irlor 10 the conquest Of Slburln, 1aussa M,d
China were practically rs far apNrt us tho
poles, but this conuucst, completed III 1850,
aud tue gradual nurtl,ern extension Ut tho
Chinese, brought tic two Powers close to-
gethor along tho Anlnur. Russia established
forts alol,g tito new frontier, not only to
defend what Ind been .aeqnlrwl, but to
protect and advances her commercial IN.
tercsts. III 1tso events reaclled crisis,
and h0stlllttes broke ont which lasted, with
varying Successes, until 1859. Wh1n q ttenty
was concluded by which seyerut Russian
forts were destroyed and their ,tarrttury WIS
limited to the northern sltEe OF the Eryo1,, n
tributary Of the Amour. during the relgns
Of Peter the Great MID the Emperor Kanght,
tho Chinese systematically opposed tie u.l-
vance OF Russian tratle. md u,ado constant
encrpac!,monts upon Kussiun tcrritory,
which led to tho dispatch OF seYural missions
to pckfn; but no satisfaction was obtained,
tho Chinese declaring TINT 1lnssian tratto
was Of no consequence to tholn. At last tho
Pcktn Cabinet allnounced rs It's ultlmatum
, 1880-06-12

THE Kellogg resolutions wero debated In
tho Hunntu ngAin yesterday. 5cnatots MoDon-
aid md Ben Hill favored tho oustIng ut Kellogg,
and Senators Butler ind Watie Hampton spoke
ag,llnst such notion. Somo lively. pnasaEes- at
arms took place bctweon It'll ind tho eDuth
Catul!a'aas, tho former Inti,nat,ng th8t Butler
obtained his solLt III tho Bonato by trsltlc, and
snyuF, IN rcfcroncn to Hampton, TINT bis loyal
ty To tho Union now savorel too much Of stlb-
mission and sorviltty. Hampton replied with
sotno warmth. chntgtns TINT Fiji had given to
all parties tito benefits Of his nbIlIty, and quoted
tho following coupiot as properly characterlziug
hint
HttH In opinion always lit tho wrunXi
Everything by turns And nDtt,lG4 worry l0nR.
, 1880-06-12

THE Mayor sont tho Council Il communlca-
tton Inst evening appointing Justice Iugorsoll
Justice Mt tho Southwest Sidn Polio Station. And
Patrick Tlcrncy, ucfcAted candidate for Alder
uan Of tlo Seventeenth Wur1l, noltar Inspector
, 1880-06-12

has suffered ercntly dnrlng tho prevailing dis.
treasuf lat wintsr nuA spring. aid tho attempt
Of tho landlord 10 ovct tho trnanta lniutsuon Ia
denounced IA hcartlcsa ard wnntoti cruelty.
, 1880-06-12

4 DISCREPANCY lii the accounts nf Ex-
TREASURER Wnlkor, Of Dcs Moinos, amounting tU
nearly &le00o, Inns lust bccn brought to light tn
tlnt clty. Walker WIS formerly Chairman Of
Tho Grpcnb,lok State Culnmlttco, nnd Il now n
can6Alntu far Htata Auditor on tho GrconbAck
ticket. Ito will probntly not procoed With bis
fanfitt1nt{,r1.
, 1880-06-12

TUE London Times Indorses GIadstonc's
taxation scheme; saya that tho supplementary
budget will Yield revc,lne Of II. .00 100 this year,
and In future yenrs wlll tend to lesson taxatjon
generally.
, 1880-06-12

BENJAM1N CUilllisI, II TuBcarorn Indian,
who murdered hia vito lust april, WIS hangcd
at Hrantford, Ont. yesterday. 10 tho list he
maintained hls iIlupccnc0. md wont To bis doom
With lHniuvcd c0tt1toGanac.
, 1880-06-12

tlchblo aolut!otl VI tho porplexltg sltuution.
Thora VIVA degirn Of patriotism In tho per-
foruIance whlcl, tho nveragc pul!sielsh cnf-
mol understand, asmi Ito naturally seeks
sul,,a ,noro ,,eeu1t and selfish explanation of
Garilcitl'3 nomination.
, 1880-06-12

GoscnEF, English Minister Extraordinary
to Turkey, will soon submit u plan for tho rror-
gnn!zation Of the police force Of that country.
Tho pau Ia tho work Of four British pilloprs.
, 1880-06-12

~. s. Cor.MAS, tho editor Of paper pub
1shcd at Mnrshall. Tex, was fatat1y shot ycstes-
day morning by a person named jennings, An
nrt!clo IN Culmun's paper roiicoting on Jennings
Wlls tho cnuE9.
, 1880-06-12

DAyA1sp's Deputy. .AIarsllals bill passed the
Ho,eo yestetday with only ono aunontlnloit. shat
otFerrl by Carlisle, providing tint tho Courts
shall 10 open ten tlays boturo tho election IN
orior to RIvc Jndses nnplo opportunity to make
appointments Tho t!cbnto IN tho bill took q
wllp runko, Kotfer of Ohio, Williams Ut WEscot,-
sin, aul iiawloy speaking for tho Republicans,
aud Cox dpipS tho talking for tho DpIuperutiu
s!lo. kcifcr characterized tho bill Us y" shurn,
trIuk aud steal.' 1Iamloy in1Ao IN onslaught on
tho Domoorutla lnrty gol,osaily, charging It with
woaknuss md Inconsistency u, every question,
particularly thu tl,ancal nnd thrill questions.
Cox road uurtl0as sputches tu show how tho
Republicans stoo1 Oil tho latter question, but
WIS somewhat tEsoot,oortou to tlnd tho lt0puh-
llaan members appInud tho oxtracts and laugh
ut Cux's ow,, insttor. nobesun happily described
the Qlotntiona fruln 0ArllaE1's speeches as "a1,
antique column standing out a,nonx 4 lot Of
rill,liah..
, 1880-06-12

SESAToRs Johnston. Rolllus, Dnwcs, An.
thony, Kcrnan, Itanlulph, Enton. Wnilace,
Whytc, Ransom. 1l..tlor, itlll OF Gonrxin, and
I,aynru were appontcd u committee yesterday
to represent the limited Btates 8slAtH At tho
centeunlAl celebration Of tho surrender Of
Yorktown.
, 1880-06-12

The First National Bank OF Newark, N. j.,
closed yesterday. 4 lccovcr was applied for.
Tho Cashier OF tho bank loft for Europe last
wook. Kumots OF Irregularities nro aaoht+
, 1880-06-12

FouK men hive been lynchot1 at Willie
Rancho, Drown County, Tax. They wcro sns-
pccsod OF being concerned Ia stealing cattle
from the farmers IN tho vicinity.
, 1880-06-12

HoupLErrE IL ELLIS, d Boston iron manu-
fac.ur!ns llr.,,, has suspended. Tho liabilities
nrc plNeru ut 81 000,000. The recent futures In
Pennsylvania lire sald to hayo afToctsd tho
standing Of tho firm.
, 1880-06-12

IN their anxiety about Cuban tllibusterIug
expeditions tho Spanish authorities seem 10
hAvc takon htKh-handod course roepntly In TO.
s1,rd 10 American marinc uraft. Tho schooucr
Ethel 4. M6rritt, plying t,etwcen ja,natca md
Ihlndelphla, Hnd bUlongtug to VESSEL coin-
paty Of tho latter place, was ovofhasalcx OF tho
American coAst OIL tho 3lst Of Mny by a Spanish
marl-of-wur md acarchcd, although her CaI'-
tan run up tho American tIug, anu hor papors
wuro noyor examtusd. Detoto tho Bpan-
lartis got OF board two hhots wcro fired nj
tho schooner, QUO rnsslnx through tho
Rigging ut,d greatly endRngerng tho lives OF tho
crew. 'As tho schooner was leaving tho Spanish
ahip was giving ohIso to smother craft bolNtl
fur Huston. Th6 Wushlng1on al,thorisscs will
probabiy tnvestigRso theso mattars, and call Of,
Spain for IN explanation.
, 1880-06-12

II Is no longer q.testion OF doubt TINT
tho NcrubllcAns will have a majority III both
Houses OF tho Urrgur Legislatnrc Tho lnnJor-
Ites fur tho Republican Buprune Court Judges
and thp hcpublican Congressman nro much
largcr than ut ftst supposed, md Will probably
evurtlHH l. kN1s 80.
, 1880-06-12

a Presidential ca1idldnlr,-tl,o cffusivu
blnthotsktte Weaver, of fowa,--wf,osa
cl.auecs for bo!nR struck by lightning nrc
vhstty gsBntcr tllat llA ollailcuB for receiving
a single Electoral voLc.
Tliv PLATFORM Of thcso dtscontBnted people
Is cliatn Of utteriy impractlcabla theories.
1t starts out with declaring "tle right to
tnntta md issue money" 10 10 q "soyoratRn
powar,' a1ltl demands TINT a1l paper money
shall bo fss1ictl by tho Government and iiadc
"fnll legaltantsr for alt debts. public and
private." Tint Is to say, tho holders Of MI
lnEerestbcaring Obligation must be compelled
ta surrender 1t for misunderstanding
certificate hoyor to 10 redeemed. A much
shorter way woutd DO ID Issue general
or.lcr for burning tho bonds. Tie demand
for reduction Of tho hours OF lhuor to eight
out Of tho twonty-fonr without correspond
lug reduction iii tho amount OF wnges Is
naturally tho ,ioxt plank tn this 1Oaky ecOw.
1t Is simply demand TINT tho avctngo pro-
tluclton Of tho world sllnll bo reduced one
fifth without providing any compensation for
tic losa. I,oys and girls afo 10 be pxcludul
from Tic tratles md from n preparation fur
enrnl,ig thoiy living by prohibiting thotr e,il-
pIoyfnent under IL yoarg Of nEe. A "gr1tl-
ratcd" Income-tax Is suggested rs Il dis
couragonent to enterprise md thrift
1t Ia Useless to recount nil the vaEarlca that
wero proposed. Tho Socialists finally secured
II footing lii the Convention. Pretty lnuc1, MI
tho Wild suggestions were adopted, md the
spirit Of tho Convention was fairly rclectcd
I'll tho declaration that "Wa Are not content
to entlure further discipline from our PRESENT
actual rulors, who, hnvtnE dominion oyor
money, over transportation. oyer land and
lnb0r, md largely over tho press and tho 1na.
chitery ot government, wtotd u'iwarrnntablc
power over our institutions, and ovor our life
md property" ;
The only useful mission Of tho Bo-cnfled
"Grcenbne1 Labor party' Is to afford n
refuge for tho Communists, tic tlatists. tho
Bl1nplctons, and tl,o denhgogs, and to relieve
tho regular PARTIES of the constant e1lbarrilss-
ment which their prrsuuco Nia demands
woud canse. To this oxtent tic organfza-
ti0n IL useful, and from this view its 1natnte-
nance cannot bu regretted.
But tho influence Of tho niieged "1recn-
back Labor pnrty" III this years. PrcsEslcn-
tIal canlpnign will 10 very different from
what II has been heretofore. Before tho per-
manont and satisfactory solution OF tho re-
sumption proble4. lnany t1elnded' 1sopublfc-
nns who Werp not III ByInpathy with the
| hnri-money tenats Of thoIr own pArty, md
yet not willing 10 gu over to tho Democrats,
were In the IlRbituf voting the "tlrecnbacle y
ticket This detection woAkclel tho lsepub-
| llcaus In certain States. llko Ohio, 1ntl1ana,
Illinois, MichIEun, md Iowa. Tho Dcmo-
crnts adopted the policy of hun,oring tic fat
folly, and frequently gutned advantage aud
nonnnuct1So IN &tr
, 1880-06-12

THE Democratic papers have already COM
!nonootl to alandsr Gen. GARFIELD. I'D by tho Her
York Sun. unti! the people OF the unlsod s'aees
got roaly to lnreaugnto alt tho silly chAegos w
Item by item. mud TO read tho 1rsefra9aosp ~
prt,ota TINT rpfute thon,, thay can rost aefckW
on thoso throo facta that stand out consplco@M.su M
in Con. 0arfcld's personal history % NV
electors OF his district, who aro a. honest, 1a.s.
ligcnt, and mosal ~ the people Of any osnya ye
Congressional district In tho uuton, nave 9lsus
him the honored SUCCESSOR Of Elisha Whttuese! M
and Joshua Il. G1ddfngs for atae coaseeag.s G.s
terms tu the Itouso of Representatives. q ~
Republicans Of Ohio last winter electea us.s' as
GARFIELD to tho United states Banata over soIs 1,s
Of tho pureat, ablost, and best mea Va.s r,ns
has ever produced. md after testine p'.. ~,
I" Al hy fire" for cI9hteen years ~
Congress. % 4 faw dayg ago, ~ cspap;.e
u National ConrontIon ~ evcr assamblea IN VI.
county selected Gen. Garaeld TO bs tue sta!," sn
ar}-bearer Of tho dominant party OF tno unsoa
over ave of tbs most distinguished shd I"aa.s ".i.
o,l1 cttzon4 Of tho United States, and h1s noaas
nation " hailed With delight by nepuoaea,tS
everywhere from Maine to Texas. Let Nep'.r T.,
lioaua put In theso throo Overwhelming 1ae,' ~
Mr.. 0aEtsIa'a political history Al Konefs. ~ ~
awar until they have umo and oppoftaa'
ba more apoc11r.
, 1880-06-12

FAuL DE OAssAGAAc, tho eaiobsntod
French hreeater, has resigned bis scut ps tncn,-
Der Of Tho French Chamber OF Dopntlcs.- Gus
saTnac. whn ID un in.atatsto nonapasttst, has
BECOME dis9ustoa ut tho chickering's OF his col
Leagues, and honce tho course which hp has
chosen to adUpt-
, 1880-06-12

YOUNG KALIocll asks to be discharged
from custody OH tho ground tint tho proceeds
tugs nxainst him aro arounconsttutional. Lit. Knl.'
loeb, Jr., Inns groat admiration for tho Constltu-
AiaAtt taaak
, 1880-06-12

THE ct1ycAQo Tnt1gFE has ettsblishbd branch
oflccs for tho rocaipt Of subscriptions and ndv1ss0-
riunta "a followai
NNw YUllK-Isoom q 1ttbsias building. TT. Mo.
tAhpKN, MaunRcr.
uLAs0Ow. scotland-Al|hh's American News
Agency. II Konhe1d-At
LONDON. ,Enx-Americdn Exchange, ~ S9nnd4
uESitr +. 1fLt1u. Agent
MAallfN01UN. y. C.-13i9 r Atfett4
, 1880-06-12

QUEEN VICTORIA declines to visit ireland.
11or Majesty Ia not satisfied as to tho loyalty OF
her lilbernIan SUBJECTS
, 1880-06-12

A MAN namel' Kennedy and his two sons
have bpan arrcstnd ut Macoa, Mo-, for payslng
counterfeit money. a 9curch wns mnla ut thoir
residence mud ecyornl new aplrIaus COLTS, dies,
AMI IL complcte co,lnt6sFoitorh' outat woro dis
dnyt!rnt4. . ; ''
, 1880-06-12

THE prop1iety ut NJ. In Cour's appoint
lnrnt Us Frourh Minister IL England Will bu ds-
cussel in tho British lI0uso OF Comulous. An
Irish tnclnbor OF Parliament 1ntimutes thut ~.
Iu Cour's nominatlon W Mlnister TO tlernany
s.,ftu lint aXo wRs Withdrawn i,coa.lse Of OBJ
trcttuus 1nRde by the DoFman Ooveenment.
, 1880-06-12

+, WE have o,uy words iot congratulatloa tpE
Mayor Harrison. llo has escaped thank.
lasa, hpnoslpss vasta ot time, wiud, ,tHk
, 1880-06-12

AN attempt to servo processes Of etectment
on some tenants rustd!nx tp Oulway, Ireland,
was st4boort,ay resisted yesterday. The Bherlts
posAn woro driven OH. tho police waro thon
cultod In. but tho tsnnntry Sill re4lstad anl u
fierce light ensucd, during which many on both
si1us uerv wts.1udtxt, sonae, 1t II believed NOR
, 1880-06-12

TnE central departments OF Cuba were vts-
ttc,l ty two scvero shopks Of earthquake On tho
4th inst. .-
, 1880-06-12

YESTERDAY Was the Inst day of the sol
tllrrs' reunion ut Milwaukee. Tho principa
event OF tho day was an orRtlon by Bishop Fal'
lows.
, 1880-06-12

An organized effort Will bo made in En-
gland md Scotland 10 sconro the d!sostabllsh-
mont OF tho Episcopal Church Ia both countries.
, 1880-06-12

THE Now York World publishes an intor-
viow with 0eI. Grant, In which he IL 1na1o to
expross rc2rut that Coakling wa2 not tho nolni-
uee Ut tho Chicago Convention. Tho uen9rAl,
nowuyer, says ho IL well ploasod With 0art,pld's
nnnluuuou. lIo thinks thas seymour will ba
tito Democratic nominee.
, 1880-06-12

GARFIELD Is q member OF the C9pa'sas
Club. aud tho free traders a1soag her M.Ma|s.;ry
subjects In Ottawa &ena him ooHx xt''sunfa.z
dispatch. Cany tho news 70 Pannty''p3''@t
C4'Icts!laA Enquirer. ar ,z,q
! In "a lottor dated Washington, Dec. " -"
whllo ha was eanstldato Sor uu4ted sta9e9 0'''