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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-02
VALLEY ROUSE.

D Gardener and wife, Sandy; T Floyd,
J Rohlllard, Bingham; j L Sullivan,
Ward, Nevada; 4 Gardener and wife,
Phoebe; S Southweck, Bingham; j I
Wise and wife, Juab; I Drollinger S
{ Drollinger, Payson; II II Chase,
Corinne; L Q Austin, Alta; O A Raht,
G Guin, Bingham; f E Welcb, San
francisco; j B Woodward, Colorado; I
w Winfred, Logan; W L Harrison,
Leadville; G Gage, New jersey; B f
RaWland, Tooele.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-02

LONDON, On Monday, bar silver
was quoted at 514d. per ounce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-02
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
TUESDAY MORNING. MAR. 2, 1880.
re- nAILY HFRALD is pubIighed

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every morning, Mondays excepted, at
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salt Lake City, by the herald PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
gcription price $1,000 per annum, post
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same rate, To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents week.
TPE SEMIWEEKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Satur-
lay morning, at $3.50 8 ysar, postage
included: Parts of syesr at the same
Iate.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
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six months, Sl.25, postage included.
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Makes Collections, Temittil0 proceeds
promptly.
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Cliff HOUSE.

@ Rcmstock, Racin, Wisconsin,; r
Lichingham, Silver Rec; G w Spire,
Msuti; Z Heard, + Castilana, Alta; d w
Bowling, wife ard child, f NJ Toole,
Beaver; @ d Bradley, Bingham; j Nc
well, Alta; ID G Eaton, j Wallace,
Topeka Kansas; f O'Riley; Ii e SHEER
man, Park City; j S Roberts. w Nc
Casby, j e Courcey, Bingham; A ] Nc
Bah, Challis; w Lee, Fremont, Neb; j
She's, Bingham.
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

J Schiller, Sandy; Major howell, wife
a ID child, U 5 a; Q T Gibson, Ogden;
A S Mansfield, Boston, D Degroot, Col j
N Taylor, San Francisco; DR. A Einhorn,
New York; j Conner, Peterson; G 1
Richmond, Ogden; 81 Murphy, Evanston;
f H Meyers, billiard; A TopOnce,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-02
RECEIVES DtPusIrs rArAslE On DtnAzp.

Buys and Sells RIchanEe on New York, San
Francisco, Chicago, st. Louis. Omaha,
London and principal Continental Cities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-02

JOB PRINTING neshy, cbeapIy
and quickly done at this Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
March !. 1850
WHITE HOUSE

WHITE HOUSE,
f S Clark, Nevada; r Hines, Park
City; G Rehenens, San Francisco; J
Nicholson, Sandy; G Foote, Nephi; J G
Kerehensl, Cincinnati; I Byrups, Il
Haynes, NJ Alien, l. + Wells, Cotton
wood; G Pickett, a McGinnis, w c ark,
Sandy; b Moore, Cherry Gre k; J Z
Bowden, P Chandler, n Mount, Miss
TALES, P Clays, Miss GAYS, Miss
Heaston, t Bawrgerd, Bingham; 7 B
McLaWreace Now York.
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Attorney for Claimant. fels
, 1880-03-02

square number md the o.he r hcotlps on n
willie s11snrt', tho problem is fnsolnblc. Yntl
Inny. see this iy arranging The nun.l,cr4 cur
rcctly, and then Llking Uut any n,t1,tl,er lu.-
longing oil n black sIluarC. and DuttIrg II In
The vacant square Mt thu fnwrr rtght-lnnI
corner, which is alsn bInck squnrc. 1t is
evident that, u Tho Hftecl, numbers he t!ien
pushed fn!a position, regardless nf their losa-
tib. whites1uarG number will cone OH the
6ack FHtare Just vncatetl, ailtl tho blnck That
was l!lorc.l will 20 10 a willie sq.tarc.n
~, Thcn tic fifteen numbers SD placed" sntd
the reporter, "nTe Heyun Of them black-sQil1rc
numbers atMt eight nj them ,wliite.sqis isate
nllt!iIcrs, and NJ long rs n hfack-sultnre n tn
be lcft vacant, tho solution Is impossible X
black AMI while humber ar!! reverset.n
"Ies," sail Prof. Wander Weyil..
"TtHil," Snitf the reporter, "snppose we
tl'rn tllc, ,boartl around 50 llla. \ white sqarS
board md solved the problem.
Wey4le. ''''0'
.ftwns Mt ot,cc ycriilcation AMI cJntra-
tltctinn nf lifs ti!enry. 'f'ste In,zziu can nnly
'ie solved Il the htart Is III Gertain position.
|; tlle n'Iinbrrs cnine wrong, It Is because q
black anu white square number liavu hcen
revetsed: nnl. by rcndjusting tho board 10
tl'nagl!Mry1 color The arrangement Of the
hlnrk Is rAsy. Without this change It, the
position nj the bO.trl tho arrangement Ut tho
Numbers Is impossible.
, 1880-03-02
English Manners ana American fIoA-
srttM15fFs

~, -
~ rs: y ~ thaf1
c1mi,,rst"r1,s H. " syaaifs, TIL .1i.t,H nH III ~.
r!si, I'll. " stsr HMr4sh H. 4e1i,S H. a ~ nM'
S;'' ~. & t,;t % ht', NJ, y tHt,, -" ,, a M.
'a"ta :" , r Wy ,.,,,u, as. NV ,nG' rth,t ,t.s.sG
g,Iis:i, 1s: I,hvu sMi. . MN @ HM1 Hs.
M INV s'i. LIZZIE ~
~ ~; - III i. nes WV NV i 'mHMn t tMe ktsa9
~ " w u!H..rr: u u uL h.!l!!o l"slf Mnr "
m NV af .nrMt aI y a - anai! RSe
~, .s ~ y y ', co"S ,, w. ~ :. ~ IT NIL n E
~ w ~ Fso 5oh Rehtles'leh t1tao ~ R'nuH'e Ana
at.Asa T!,,. ,.c,,, .,,,, uoaa,.o,, ,,,
wo,,a ~ mnht .h ~ MAso '' .sGaeH esem snMe
t9t ~ LINZ ~ reafaeu.
.,,. nur snetX psnp'g Mvq oIio WGaNnsss r,s
@ ,.i;i y tor ~ .!eta .s u
tnuu!csSs HnVs VIII Msuny INJURY ~ HUE uMnua
T. @ sn,tE =. l n.yt . netGr 1T o 10 at T. rInoGv en-, ,,
;o11rs ~ ssF ,s InIIt,' TIs' s,fr " n,rvv @ nv
Eot3eil MP ox III n!s notl; an. II Wn!eh
whsn syery tbur II lt, fessnt was MncslIs,si
mrFys9 Gfn, III @ tmg Is Il t m Err h 9 Tms @
Apnrkl,by; ut i l!nner.par,y which, w.'s Flvci,
u. h@F y! the ~iao ~ onn ~ our lsaliH cl,zrilsf
nAt!' Stt! H.. ~ ~ at'nk s"ak hS nl .erran aec
, 1880-03-02

HAT o., Nlarcl, q. 1871, Remaining ncnrly SIR
tiGl.ary, or falling slightly until AprII Il.
Wisel \ ngnii, brguM Il! rIsn, reaching Thirty
anu Z dfactioil 9n, April ~. nfter which It
THE ONLY CONDITIONS
of tl!a 5car lB7l wl,icl, t0 not l,nyc a pnrallel
nt tle present tins aro thn low stagcs Of
W9trr IN the west-i,unk Tributaries 81 the
AiilSsisHIttl from tho Arkansas River dawn,
M', t WHY u r. l,nre III mind that THO nvrr-
Tributaries las lswn greatly fsc,'w tiia
l.of,na f"r the Inst ycar, tic probabilities uf
ntl enr!y !ltTut-ris0 In these rivers bccCt.cs
es s ess sS{ & Sss s sx.'; sssyss,s g, # 4, s $;a @ Il
1;,,; 1;,s'!l 1 t'e total cost q t reInlrs e!nE
s,, s,,,nr, w,f"r res,ltlnE fr. the gcnSral rfsS,
eyen i,aY or o. , MhtsI Is EtScn a61yr i,o
iSs @ ta ,s n%Set w eGcs{f''ef; Gasl aT;oss ioF'1 I"
1871, which Is yet fresh In tho minds OF. MI
on Accn'lnt pf the enormous amount III ttnnl-
cTesass II sifl ope,' i a,d III thc I watep ponrins
thhrotgll nml into Lake Tuntcl,artraln. *
Sill OF fnattress-wOrk Inns lte1l placed IN tho
sr ereynsse m ort!cr to slow the current n'ltl
work wns about sia,o0o, anil was b0rnn by
t]le Stntr+ llar1ng been 6aIy RECENTLY ch,.i-
plctesl. 1t is Impossible to suy II, what extent
T. niny affect tlle hight of the river by coll
ilnIhE n greater vt,tuue of water betwenl
lts banks, The slowing Of tic current In tho
river protluceh by tho creynsse gives sohlo
very remarkable results. THUS, 6n Sept. ~,
ls1t, at low wnter, tho greatest deptl 0t
water above the crcvnsss was ITO feel; I'm
inettintely below tho Ereynsse the greutrst
depth ,wns sixty-.1lree tcdl, sl,uwii,v II rr-
,nurkablc deposition Of sediment within llvu
mouths. lit 1H7t measurement Mt the stllne
pD!nts gave ITO fect nbuyc amt fnrty.eight
b@sl2w. @ a1ld I'll, ls7o the measurements gavn
the river Ind slioalct tn fNrty-two fert Ii il
stated tl,At the work OIL the crevassr, eoniiu-
lug 4 greater ynlllnle Of water within tho
hunks, l1ns already lla.l the effect OF aOnle-
whit deepening the channel. Il.
, 1880-03-02
MElIKOFF.

'"e N"'S '"',..nry n.'a !; laator a or st""sla'
t.o, ror,e >ta,,y,.y u 'Ws 49," t,'""e' T., Ann
,,r ;,t',.,'n .''.t"" VI. .,,' W." ~ n'w le NM
Armenian merchant. 0sll bcRam his military
rare,,r as D,, o,lIr,,r IN ,ussnr rt,,,n,rnt Il,
st, t,tnrstn,r,. 11;s tnIr,,tx ,y,r.. ,,.rnynI,,,
hv Mn,,rayi.fr t,,n tu,saI 's" - ~
Caucasns; hut. until the nm'lting u the ca,,I-
pafnn Of 1877. ile ii,t never l,yat III, nppurtu-
nifty to handle. !, large botty nf TRANS. or tn
ieur, ~. snu,n ~ ,,.nr Il, IT,, n,ia, G.t'1
~. 1'a wa :" .t,c upeaa i'esu.
OF the principal Column wllfcl, ihyntted Ar
inchln frn1n the line Of the Caucasus, alul Iu
the end iustft,rf the s,rnclty nj thc Yus.,,,,
War.otl!cc' Ihc p'a., Of campaign which
Ind been n'lopted by the headquarters stuff
WIS exceedingly brilliant. hit 1t was l,nsei
upon the nominal rutaicr than tic available
st1sngtil ,, or n t1.s ., ar1,y. If the 1000 men
CUTE" iot by the estimates MT been fendy
for active hpcrntlo!s. the c0llcentr'c lMnyc-
iaellt Of tlirue columns upon Erxrrum would
T ve @ z f pma,nln a' ysrw1eI ~ ',s
nr,my WAS scnrccjy ,t,0 U1 men. All t,rith..r
Mptit,,ff1S tafi,urt. ,,,,r fi,r,1,,ttsxnir's
rn1tr.tnt. cu1i rt,,,,t.n snfr for ft ,i"iM,,t In
rs x,oG KeSs Wns ,,vrst, MmMr Mi ,y,,s
ftircetl bac; 10 the mountains. and III" nj.
art,,tn Of thn I,nyazftI snI,1,,, I'm tic t,n,i,
,vnu ~, yfn,,uiv nywn;tn,f irlm ii,tri,iuG nn,,'
"nlnr ~ ~, cr,in"j % ;u,,,,t t. n,ianm G
t.r.. ~ shnrsnr ,tmas nr rnmuI,,,,i"nti tio,, w. c,,
,S ."nn,t,.,, liz .an,r,. ,',uss" H. fsn.. M..
n4,fnst thn Itn.sinm isFi' ..imr StaIa,.ntf ~
tn.Grij tha t.nI.,,,v In frnnt nui nft"r n s;..
rsr" r..,,,1s. r..t,,oimt t',.,r't r.t''' rs 'a
faft ,x;,,,. ,f;or s.i,,,,.,, ,.;a,nr, ~, yo;,,
ihan Wis frr.ni tm r"iitt o,,'l r.stniis'. H.
rn,i,,n,unirnti1ns Viii, II ErIwnm ' .Tha imv,.s
,urmt ~ Enru nntl i,,tiIn svns nt,snY1,,uI1i
H' nmd Mo,tEatfs n fr 'n. ,,'s,,, i,, "S sa Me a.
",,1n,I ,HitI,vmv II, .;ssst.,r es'"'eu ~ ''''o
ti,n,"l, II xns r.,a;r, t,,o+ ,r.,tror
boi hs ,o,,,,vnI frn,,, "n,,,,a, us t. H..
T. ,s, VIZ, III i,n ,.I,no. ss ,t,i",. Ms W. ,,
tE ia 't r,s,,n ',,,arntin. ,io,t ~ ~, p;
iii. ~ A1rvs, ~, ,ronia ftsr .,n NJ ri ,ant
frn ~ tne ,nn,,tni,s n,u st mn, q .f II. I'll;
,.n,'"oi wv ,ns;tsni,s iti. Iu.sin, T,r,,nu 10 ,,n,
ea s'a sIan1s IN G nssl anf '1rgeS r,f wer'
M, IN, jr;jiin,,t n,.,,a,riai,. n, ,f,t,ters nt.
, 1880-03-02
EUREKA!

Tic Popular but Trrr1G11nE Problem
Holvcu al l,nst-stT1irteckl-Rl -Rlfteen-
Fourteen ''--A tiaine Tint 1ans Puzzled
Philosophers and PIcuscL tlls NIuIti~
anAc.
Mem i'ork 1ft.nid. ltb. at
"Fificen u Is n n,lzzto Of seclnIng s1n,ptfci.
", hut II constructed with t1iabolical cun-
hing. At first sight tic victim frels little or
M Interest: hui, II le stops for n single
,h0tDent 10 Try It. nr 10 look at my ono clse
who Is trying It, tiEe 1nnna selxes him. Uusl-
ness, hoMc. friends. fanlly, social. religious,
MD cirlc duty anl MI moral obligations nro
forgotten, while thu unfortunate man uot,-
trrs, and puttcrs, aid botliery, and slides the
fifteen blocks around, and figures, aud cntcu-
lates and swcars. a'hl gives II Up, md brKttls
hgain, until the earth reels beneath him, Ills
brain crncks, nnd he ilnMiy s,tccumbs Ii,
blank despair, do,lbtlng Ills sanity, nr reIih.
1uIsl'tng MI hope of future usefulness. Ills
only hope Ii To "swenr nfr+" registering his
0atl, before q Notary; Int no o1iu Inns set
ber,, found who wns able to Keep tllr uatt,
after tle Ind tIndc It.
III hanks and tar>rDnlns, Legislative halls
mud Eaiubting-l,onses, hotels and jn,rsr-enrs,
-~everywlcrc. In slnrt, where the American,
citizen IL 10 bu found, ,-ha Will be sepn trying
tic tiftcrn rl,zxie. Children antl philosophers
alike Try It, ami, while 1t Is popular III tlha
nursery 1t has BEEN discussed Il, thu ,,rrt-
ngs Ut the AtnttrIny If Scrncr. whurc It's
iuws were partially discovered, but oi,Iy par
tally. 1t renlntnial iur thu Ifert,iti to ,lis-
cDfGr tl,e solution uf tl,p puzzle.
On y board r*artly larEu enough tn rnn-
tain sixteen hlnrks tliluHl 1re pfMth They
are numbered rt,r,s,ruttvtly: R.ul the pllzz!n
ls I" place thrn, on ti't. Gtsar trftgslarlt ahd
then, by sltliily them around, wthoit r.
l'i1yInE them from the board, ArraIgu tIlem
III the following order:
, 1880-03-02

ANAls1SsS nF Tile IuEEI.t..
IT Will Ot found easy to Nrrnnge the first
Thirteen numbers IN si,cccsslo,a ANY child
can do ns much ~ that. Tllel!, rs to tho Inst
two numbers, + depends entirely 1,putI the
Way IL Which the bucks liappcl 10 fnll In thu
first t'acnr whether they wifi conle t4-15 Or
done md Is 10 p,szzle Mt ail. II the blocks
have fallul thus, they mny be lnixuu III to
n'iy extent, pl0yl1rl TINT 1iane OF them Is
taken up from tho board, aid the solution of
tho puzzle Is easy.
III order to develop the "pure cussetlncss F."
OF t1e toy, however. It is only necessary, to
put the figures In the proper order ind then
change the t4-l5 tu ld-l4 by lifting ont the
u .sl,i tlaelng Il alter tho III. Il Is in irving
muell nf tho time Of tho community ut arge
lns l,cGn consumed, alnl TINT 50 innny titu
Minds have hceM reduced tn i,nbecIiity.
\ nsinl'er of the lnoSt influential newspa-
uprs i, tlie yo;!ittrs,, have deytlet It1orc Or
tuh of the psizzle. and nll Of t1e1, l,,lyn d.
clAret that the solution Of II, w!len the lust
two figures 1re reversed, Is impossible. They
hNye, moreover, complicated ts!elr treatment
two; Il IL true TINT. tl working out the p.lz-
zle Tor trying 10y, tho last lhtye numbers iaay
come III any nll9 Of ak positions. Thcy ,nny
conle, first, l:I-l4-ib; or, second. l3-l5-id; :;
or or tf, aI i4 Hllla IT, IT slxt fST5. E 1t's 1Si
Onu Of these six jnlsi,iuIls cau easily irp ris
sIurell 10 tic tirst Or slrDl1 so that The raol
positions to he considered ,ite a,ljy two.
AS was snitl, Mi tllu llewSniiMrs flint haye
discussctl II heretofore laye .ecartI tj,at tio
pi,zzig cOuIt nut M, stllysi II tIW jnst tl,rt.s
numbers fell in tl,e srcontl. fourth. or sixfl,
Of t|lu ppsitiu1ls stated, As tha funrtlI
or sixth eali easily bo rptiured to liza
secolui. their stNlntuent il sflluly tint
Tic sreonI posItlyu IL Inc fnyo@uhif
Uile. Notwithstanding iflr1r sfntc,nrnt. fila
public Kent Ol nllzyfinr md wnr,imr
for lie solution, TWl, or Tires ei,terprfsins;
En1ui]ers ttN,k IN tic u1lIz)r. ntul fur n tn,ts
intltlt, mi cxre!irI1t living. hrtfinr wifi nm,.
nlti Mi colurs thai the i,lizzlu cnt1hi not n,
tlnne it ticy wera u!lnw,si to uacc tic l,iucks.
Mnnywe@rc @ Willing To- t;,sa lin |,"t ami vnr7,nj
Iarl TO win Il, It'll not a siilsle insta,co tas
Gccll rrportcl In which tIl5 Irt wtls wo,i hy
t|lo ,nnli whu tried IL tn thn tnlxyIp. Ani
still Tin nl,l,iic wins mt snt}sfiTrti hit wrmt
Oh w0rking fDr thp solution. ''
atr,.,..1u.r. ,,,c,,,,., ~,
A. ,,u,,' f.. iHt' ~, n.sIose ~.
az iehElhi ~ "4s siist, llle Suplect was
! ttm,".HMt H. W !li t!sH nGa'rn'y y STlei!res ~
ulo setetha srleltlSt "; J.. VnlnlGr Weylle,
ulo pfoprtc1of a'nl enltnr " tlla l'yttcftctit
.,lMeItum: .,,at ',a H., ~. nnier Weye tleclafeil
lllat ~ lhN l'lycsIlEatct tho ptiIxie il'nt!!e-
ald t!!nrouE!'iy, Ard that by tho
!MMs a,' ~ 'thfnlnlieS tlsG ho!ltti WIS l!ll0S-
s!o!o II the INT WO hEnreS were reversed:
Ncsertlloless, ttla Erent Alneflcnn public kept
0tA tryinH. hl!t Utterly Wlt!!nttt success. It
, 1880-03-02

tho rebel ar'ntcr, AMI II coiis1,lcrntiot Of tI,ls
Mr; ,ts Sewat' ,, Ind nErcc;l that The 'cer rhtI 'e
rs IT. oihor E"Sa ,bs 'o cse segs
mx mss, t;n!S Mr; sswar ju;t Shan - 6"vn S!'!i
fnrrsg'l POWERS, nn,l given thntn (, u.1,lorstnnd
tnat iat.Gfr,Gittpm II any f0rn VIII mt he to'-
seratGn. Mrurcsley tnn,en forward, holds privnto
French Minister Il per:indc lin .hnt tie PEI peopo III,
,.'t wm,.la welcome incat'on which wnniil lrr-
t!enl "f Indignation Mt this tntschiero,la inter
tnrcncc With our furr!Hn rclatfans antl Expressed
1, aSs nSo. ns. i rcst, sa'Sss t s;cs S sSra.
90 reiiaities of ho Jaw far'i's at ssse ,G H. H.
n"rtann rcintinns wifi i.i1i wn,li,1 rcncr II in.
n's:ll,le tnr him to takv ny steps Il, tho matter,
nsst M' M shrfS she2 t. sa' tn
tMlttinf,t, Thought this consideration o,iat nat
r. IT, !tTfGrc a th wit s T. MscrEG If q pnb!s duty
KtxNt ~ snt'afyit,x tho pcurlc lint tho Qnvcrn.
,n"t.t ~ lncaNt tn punish ~ vtointlons u Inv nun
r 81 ssT'r swn, inG tn iGGs,!ty +, w,h inm,f, r, 4, XKs
ridcnc nr str. Grrr!cy's pf1,pislslo,, Il, mike
Swit;Zerlana the arhiser nf nur lesttny,-a ill.,
n'ic uni hnlf Protestant, held f.srtfor only by
n1,%t'! ~, 81. Issslrt md rcrrcsc.. ~ Washnn;
"c ncar fhs ptn} T2 a asa' Who kow 1ns nc
mnr.. Of tho nrces+itlc~ and conditions of a,Ir
ntnn ~, t es!steps hn ts tliI q tc politics of
during ttsn rnrn serinHs part ri tho .stcrc,ar5'a
e*rositlnn. n'v!'ke ut th!s snlir a,,d expressed
the 1rn9n tlat i w.slla l,c n,ich better tor!sl:
~. hnwornr, it"nsht lilo mnttur o,lc Of ton
sa at M s ersr td% fie treac IT. ;inister
cntini kncw IT. Gwsy rs yfry !rI'nt Hn In.
T.; ysry natarai far Hin !" rsse!vs III. oreslsy.
, 1880-03-02
Seward Oh Foreign 1ReiAlfons III 1868.
From 'Ettnlets fran The Journal u Henry j. N4y-
, NHal1," In Str{hhff's Jor March,


Mr.. SesAErl talked vury freely Ut 0ur foreign
ivory 1oreiRn Minister In Washington excerpt
Huron. t,nr',!t TIE p,f.ssian r, M!nsler, synn.-
Thair vioW. SaI S.e "aas,ve III util III now ;nvy
wrru all sopitua 10 ay0ih giving ~ any oiFes0,
hnh nilxinu to IlMlutAit thu IntMt friendly NlA.
mouth ii tho mississippi, md hnd dismissed her
Consul ut NeW Drleals, who had M,n.lu himself
ovi.,cc In vnrln,ls WuyA her kindly rroli1lxk and
now asked ~ tayers concessions sl,o haA hlther-
70 deulRhdcd ~ rights. AA I'M tnstancu nf thta
aruy, auj. Wlnnio, hatt boon taken Ut Point
OF lttMks .essn,n4 intn nur lines witl1It
authority. lie Wus In prison, and was 10 be tried
by cnurt-,nnrtial us a spy. Lord Lyons hu!
urged blu rclcax, seyunl times, but thia hul
1cun refused. lie hatl itualty promised 70 put =
, 1880-03-02
RANK IN CANADA,

| tlon.
RANK IN CANADA.
Tho Now Order Of Precedence lust
| Promulgated at The vIccreEnl Court
How Etfquct WINS Observed Under
| lite Old French Regime md under
| Latter G0vernDr.f:chcrnlx.
O'saWn tOnf.> co,rfsrondrnce Ntm Yfrk 1tior,I.
For the llrst time since tho confederation Of
| tho rrnynees Il ukusa hus gone forth establish
inR I'LL hrtlrr hr table of rrecetencG. 1t IA tthtnd
frUm the CulonthE OIffrc, as MI Itnpcrinl loc1i~
incnts are. but Ut COURSE It c11nn,tcs fFon tho
otlce of the Lord Chamberlain, ut st. Jnsnts
1Mlacc and hns been complied ttntlur tho dIrcc-
I tton Of tho Hun. y. Ponsonby Fnsc, who Is tho
controller and principal hicrophnnt " tho nys-
tarics of TINT department. Hitherto the
CAnudiAn people hlye recognized 10 ptrce.l-
cice lMynnt! thAt which Ia uccur]el In every
country tn wealth and Intellect. 1t In trlie
that II somewhat sitnftnr tuh!e WIS promulgated
lii lH9s, but 1t rcMnlnc a ,lead-ictter. Tho new
order, However, Will be rigislly enforced. 1t d.
vides society intn twenty-five vrnhes tho Gov
crnor-Gnnern1 f1nk!ne tst, and the con,sua,,tl-
Ing officers uf tho nrnly nfh tiAvy e,c0nd; thon
roiae tho Lieutenant -G0Yer1n,rs 0f Provinces,
Archbtshojs aud bishops, l)onllhton Ministers,
the Judges uccurtng Ia their lss tho members
uf tho l'rivy Council who nrc nus nav Ministers,
Eet,cral Officers of thu arny md l'nry. slliet.rs
n.ssnbcrs Of lilo f.csisf!,sr Councils mil Asssn:'
s!nsses belnE aub.llvi.1e Into fs.ra, tls it were.
Thc H., fnxnysr M @ has M l,s,;s stf whHMyc ~ the
ssh III 1 n bu I'D py ts fSx q, aa ~ "5 tMsns
and t,ls saNos1iEate* viii no doubt IL, their Mss
they succeed. DID World exotics r,ircly thrive
wilen trsltlsstnnttd To- New World sh: Twenty
Ct1t+ lfC1HF1l. drew }H1lfH nf this k1t nri{
, 1880-03-02
cnlDot Justly complain II the duty on foreign
paper IL Hfsn entirely removed.
TilE DUTY uF TltE rIsI:s4 IN RESPECT 10
TILE ntfTY nN tIAt,Elk

THE DUTY IN rAI'Elt.
jhfrHf trye ffru.
The Efforts which arc being pit forth iO
defeat ti,a prt,pnses removal 0f tho duty VI,
pF'nt-pnieF and the chemicals used III Tho
manufacture thereof, iMpnso i,tp,i tho
friends Of Tho fncnsure nt, nhllpntioi, To pcr-
sEstehcc alh vigilance III pressing their cnusc.
Foremost nn0nE these friends arc tho news-
ln1per-puhltsllers nj tic country. They luve
II double Interest In tho matter. Tllcy arp,
first nf al1, the Immediate sufferers by tho
continuance of tho obnoxious duly. Uulpr
IL tho paprr-,no,lnp0tlsta uf tie country have
Ncn enabled To mike MI ntiynlrs Il, tho
prices Ot their l,rDturt enormously tllsprt,-
pnrtlntluie lo thu rtsu III tho prize Of tho iyl,l-
tcrlnls used III, Its production. For thIs
axae ina, a,efs ,yen = n a,hs''%te!y ,ht 10 at
PIT that duty u, illatls by the ,t,amr-n,ukcrs
the excuse for the nttynnce, wlc Tic duty on
pngcr prhtects them fro'n tho cninpttttHl,
wIicl, cnl, nto'r be relied ~! tn proEnriy rrg,-
rr., Coming III It dill ut y lime when the Iuslt-
lIsl'ers n the country l,atl established their
shlscrittio II lIus borne dow, .ituntl
them all ygry .oppresslsely, a'nt. a some In.
sclt;;prcsgryatlon, therefore, lnlosrs, npo,l
effectively.
>, Ii, nlnt1cr aspect Of tic case. the duty Of
tnE tItWfSUEla IL HS r(tiff1t ttf11ELfHff.
While they themselves nre The Immediate s,,f.
fGrers by the nlon0poly complained Of, tlle
ultimate sufferers atu il,c 1nassey, Wild Viii
Ht'ol,er or Inter, ii lie rlo,lopoiy coniinucs,
tl1A themselves subjected 10 n1le ri tic Ist
sniEi,ieied ags@n G,r.icusone Z lax :, ',unn ,t'1
knowlrttRc. Not only tfe newspaper, Sit
the srlIo0-buok, wifi i.lyu,ce II, ,,rj,r. ,.ntji
yast nn,nbers Of tflusc win are ,ow ksepI,.s
lalce Will, the movements or tia Yurji'
ind educating tllcir ciitlrri, for future
uscfuItrss, Will be cu,utwjtrH to n,,ii,.
don tile t,ope Of education for
themselves and tllcir fanli.lrs. Aid, NJ tilo
press " peculiarly the friend Of lie iru,ir.
md should lie Their prutectdr ut t'efct1tlrr
,,gntIst Mi forms OF wrong nml 0pt,rcssiu,,,
lis duty 10 battle on tl,ctr hrlinif nriinst this
monopoly, wicl, threatens 50 Erievulls n
WRONG, Ii even more sacred tIlnn Ia ,intv II,
buttlt on It's avn iu,ltaif, >''''' ~
II, reAprct 10 dpn,lIlrfntjon n1,ti cxhortnftou
through tlsuIr columns, tIe publishers inv.
alrputly tio,u rmMl work: lit tler.. Il i,.t,ir,
still tllut should Ie done il CpllEr,,ss IS tn f,
appraised, ns it .,n,lst he. Of tllb f1l,nnru,,va
NECESSITY If urOtlut nctIou In it,is ,,,nft,,r
Let every tie,g.ta In ta ct,ittIrr
write to tic meluirr Of Eolnrrss iron' sis
district. and urge tho matter .ttnn tint ,nenl-
beEs attention; nlNl LIT the operation be lr.-
1R1inft tl4 DftPn IL nrntssntt n ksIrt.