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, 1880-02-24
THE RECORD.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, n. c., Feb. s}.-Mr Hayarl
moved, In respect to the memory OF George
Washington, that the Senate adjourn.
Air. Mcdonald announced that he would
tomorrow nsk final vote OH tho pending s
per cent bill.
alr. bailey gaye notice Of an amendment
admitting FREQ Of duty clothing and other
contributions from abroad for tho relief OF
cOlnrcd emigrnnts.
Adjourned. ..
,oWs! R'!s were introduced mid re'srs1f as fol.
lsy Mr.. Cotfroth--orean,z1ne n Court of
rensio.s to eons!st OF ts chief ;'stlse an
aila,,a! salary Ut 81 600 each.
lly, Mr.. kellcy-To provide for the intro.
!netlon aHl cultivation Of the clnc'lona plnlt
l5y Mr. Sfullrow-rlac!ng on tho free list
papers suitable for books and newspapers:
By Mr.. 1llll-Fnr tho appointment Of n
select juint Committee to Inquire into. tho
causes of the present grain hlockade. and rt,
port to Congress r. a,, what legislation can bo Ind
Hy Mr Dlackburr-AboIishFne tho tax on
tohacco; also, reducing tho tax OH distilled
spirits to 70 cents OIL every proof gallon.
deepening tic mouth Of tilo iieti River.
BY afr. king-1selattye to tho payment OF
diplomatic mid consular officers wEtle III tllo
Ulited States under orders Of tho Stntc Dc
pnrtment.
l3y N1r. Le Fevre-To adjust nnl cqunlze
promotions In tlle army, 10 length Of service;
also. for tlle suppression of Infectious md
contagious .lEseases ot tlonlcstic cata'e:
lly blr. Warncr-Estnblls,ln n Pension
Commission, to consist Of six members and
to continue for threa yunrs.
BY Mr. Atllorton-k resolution calling OIL
the p0stnaster-Genaral for information ms To
the nRt.les Of PERSONS IN the employment of
tic postal service who have BEEN tnr.t. MD
whit disposition Inns been made Of ttoso
| fines.
I,y Sfr. Frost-To release tho legacy, mil
succession tAx.
i,y Mr.. .ANtlcrson-Fnr taxnt1nn Of lands
grantctl by Congress to MD In tlla co'lstruc-
| tim IF certain railroads.
At tho expiration nf thu morning lloitr,
pnll[c business WIS suspended n,ltl memorial
| addresses wer0 delivered upon a. n. lay,
Of Missouri. After RlHcc'IeA. by hleasrH.
Knott and Phillips, Clark and Davis, ad-
iOur1lcl.
, 1880-02-24
lnndlorltsm In 1rclani1; by 50 doing believe tho
poople chn hnvo relief. Very truly ytnirH,
ftOnEfsT l.. bfCKiNI4AY.
W. r. I[YNEB.

nm, os.Hn ~. 1n ~ ~ ,t' , .t.... =.
appeared cheers wrre given. lie RnItl:
IAptEa ANp fgsrLEwEn: At tho request Of
NV Gut'.l'ltoo ~. s'tp iol"" ~ .''"sc VIM
Know ID tho unanimous wish OF ihls cnt'ro coh,
course He,-ncknowlcdGmcnt Of tho sincrro and
crro- ~ ~, rtnto ~ tho .onrot ,,nm ~ thc
,st., H., ~ , w.. ~ ,1,snnt. 1v No.
ll,1n eauso "pon .he peop!e u i'''',o's W rls
tnoyc tho thnnka of thfa ynet assembly to his
NYcc,,orcv Fnr his ot,nn,1,roo anfi hta sntcrlll
sroan, n.y., .,,o S.nntna., ."n,,,or 4n ,vhtch hn
ePtc1nf ~" '''o a'H"'uc" 4n""HcA ," "A''S '
, 1880-02-24
Very Little Work Accomplished In
Congress Yesterday.
Summaries Of q Few Bills Intro
duced in the House.
A Provisional Appropriation to
Aid tho Star Postal Service.
Decision Of the District Supreme Court
Relative to Lottery Letters.
NEW BILLS.

spteta, Dt,pa,th % ~ 10 The M cnteaoo T,tsane.
WAsu1soTos. d. G.. Fch. g3.-Amo,,rr the
large numhrr ~ btils imtro,,,,ced IN tha
1io,,se to.,lnv ,saro +he foiio,v,nv,
Dy ar, Van VoorI,,s-'ro rrstnre tbe Rank.
runt act ~ tsa7, hv 7rcnnn1Inr tho law hy
whtch n wns rcneotctt.
III Mr, Krljcv-To ns,aht,.h t,,a nronop,.
tIon Of the cInchonn niant In tl.is r,u,ntr,..
Tht4 I'M nuthoriyca ,hc sncrn,orv n o,noint
su[tnbfo ,rrsnna IN m n InLio ami sn,,tt,
America tn st,,,lv the natnre ond ho,j,a NJ
thn mint, o,,d lin sccrctorv of stotn tr o,,..,,
cnrrosnon,1nnca viii, tho c.,orn,uon,a ~
these countries tn reference therein.
Nv Mr.. Afultlrow. to ,,inco atl s,zrt1 or r,ued
papcr. suitable for hooks. on ti,c free list.
Ry Mr. Itlli ff1hfo,. Joint rrsointior so..
ting forth that whereas. yast quantities Of
grain and pork nrn lacked i'm In tl,o rrcat
commercial drnots nj thc connt,.v ,1rnuuh
unlawful combinations. nn,1 tlat lnrae n,tn,.
hers NJ vessrIs nrr now lvtno ttlc in our
norts bv rrason NJ the or,i,,.,,lnrkadn ting
kpcpInr tl,n,san,ls oY ncrsons mt of emn,oy-
ment md nrntuctnr }n,sturss stapnntInn. n
committee of f1ye members of the 1in,,se md
a proner nt,ntc,' Of Senators should he m
ppfntpd In tnuufre fnio thn cnuse of soid
Rra11,.htockafc nnd to ''@'>'
1Ero1rr IN cosonrss
at nm carly Inv wl,nt rc,uetfv sho,,,1 ha nm.
ployed,
1ty Mr. T,e Fcvro-A hill IN establish com.
mjss,on, Consisting ~ tro rn,n,n,ssio,or of
Agriculture. the Srcr.tnrv of tho tf'rnos
nr,l the Serretorv 1T Stotc fcr thc a,,r,,,,s.
sion Of tho cottlf ,llsensc. Tin h,li is drawn
nm bv t,,c Commissioner of Agricntt,,r,. ami
conforms to the suggestions contained In the
, 1880-02-24

,vhv ,,n, to,a,n,a NJ. ,nra,,,,a mi nrn,," ~,
@ ~ ~ % %,rls%' ~ .annuME.f WV - ".RMul Rlts Nv
% iiIo ~, .roi,,mt ~ I".m; h,rt viii II .rt,,",fv
% W iin1 t H. Tx !sk'na . "c'N ". h,t.a, ~
;rs .,, ~ tan ~, !a'..' t. .M ,a,s ~ ~ m
,, Y" , ,, y ~ tnr =, tn. !. ssitt, 'Ho
u.ii1 % as1 .,!.se @ .. tns n,,uE u ~ , tns, IL,
.t 49, .E..'; t.. ~ =; ~. ~ it1 t'H T. ~ ~, .i nis ~ ~
~ LII ~ ~ n'. ''t1 y , LIZ NY az - o nrt W
nH @ .'Mln n. iu!oIm M MLeMKtri III, ~ M TEsSIl Ti
,rnnt ~ H. Tsn Ts nstF ~ .,tnr. ,xh ~ ~. inr
I,,t ',o III ,nU !, .nitn, f'', ' y,
nnn "t1,,o, X so ,"aa n ~ ~
xhoh fe,n ~ t,n H1t . r,,s,,oot ~
~ w1eH ihnn MY " - asea..n. H''o u! tn t.:EGct Nv,
~ ~ . .mM n'n aHnaI r. thn. nnnc r.. u tmo
ctnpi, a uMt .ne Is .pnnkGsn IHI
t"tnnt ., na n, s,,ih h"'ff III .ht,,, -, s,,,ht
t H..us ~ Ets ftt ~ H. LILY ~ y. IL thns @
rs % , - - nv Ins ~ ~ W. h's nWn
~ Ior .i; ,nr,,s" r. I'LL ~ Il r !, 4.
ro,"a m , nPy ~ 9eesa anm ns ranrtai;r,hl sr ~
ira iwg w nrrs ~ ,n trnnafrr 1 rahcnu .u
ima1'R.,G 'n a1tg rapni a.hIsahs ,s p'anaea tms
n,,; s;s.,i. a,1u ps.ens. t ~. ,s @u -" NJ
Iarni TX , ~ = ,,ttv 1" T. III . III, ~
,vfso a. tnsrn is 10 P''' "o :" '''' o''''
u. sst ;sra G., h,. t<,,, .,,f. ,,,, o,,,,
towar'a rnio,, ~, sn @ IN nj t,"r"oIv hn IN
% su"ns rG!!s9, 'us meuu .., Ini ft n.m su
ts,,. " nn,xitatly Mnye iosne hgsseif otherwise
lowafus chronic fesohuoh' ns
TIE OLD sTo1tY or HUMAN srHu0GLE AND ne.
sEHTMEsT.
Poor Irtshmen have had need Of tho prayer,
!" tiIyu rs from uiir friends of our own huise-
fairness wa do nut perceive why cvietci Irish
farmers WIN have como to America, suddenly
, 1880-02-24
FIRES.


CLEVELAND, O., Feb. eat . o'clock this
afternoon the bottom fell out OF a still corr
tatnIng 1900 barrels Of crude oil at the Stand
ard OF Works, No. l, on broadway. The
oil caught fire md communicated tho an1nca
to another still. The burning oil flowed down
Kingsbnry Run, threatening destruction Ia
the Standards works. Five hundred men
were put ut work, and dam constructed
ncross the run. combining the fire III narrow
limits md saving the property. The l0ys Is
estimated at SUI, 900 on machinery and $4,000
OH oil.
, 1880-02-24
RELIGIOUS BODIES.


'.',.s,."S f"'hN ~ -. ..,aa.,.,.. - ~ .ro,,.
ID. tav ,.o""r',nv m,orn,nr N" INV mr.
Edwards OF tho Christian Adrocast, read the fol
lowing paper upon tho Irish question, (which
na ooe'l eoeo.! ~ .no - nsa,s 1a,,t. an.
topic Tor dlsci'as'on' or. Euwnf',s oeins up,
MINER ,,pon tl,o subject:
.,oor Irc1anG has md saf1 b,storvi She vas
once namod "seotia." tho hotnans called hcr
" IIiberrta,'" !" but Erin Is her OWL Celtic coK-
a 9nx own The sorrp%in stream En- Sf h4s!9ry E
token Of tho worse than DabyionIan captivity
a sadness Of her snicrinz peoptts: >, 1ro.
land to-lay. First, tho fantno that pleads for
l,r0thorly, prompt atnclIoratton; and: second,
tho cause of tho lriall tennlit woBo ptifuf plight
is Accounted for, in part only, by the greed Of
ubaentee lnudlordis1n.
:, - ,a ,,n,,a-a ~" o,o .Mn t',,as Inn, ro,th ond
a,'tb a. y nn Ia miIes wife oast aa Wcst Tic
@Tea a3t IaSs j, ~ n ocrcs 81 % tboss % aares
, 1880-02-24

for the Parnell party. . Mr.. Coffee, WHO
noticed this in'rusiont upbraldca tho hnck.
bnck. The lInckman refused to 60, nndwl,pn
Mr.. Coffee seized his horses by tie l,rltlles lo
lns'led hin, aountlly with whip. Mr.: Coffee
rclatiRted by splitting open THO "cnbliy'h,s'
badly punished. Tio crowd took Sides, and
for while nh incipicnt riot seemed i11Iml.
nent. a policeman on the sccno separated
tic contestants, md further bloodshrtl was
nvntt1pt}
, 1880-02-24

4 HT. LOUIS COMBINATION.
Hpset1g ptspatth to The Chicago Tribune.


Special Dtspatth to The Chicago TttbRn*.
ST. Louis, Me-, Feb. g.-Notwitllstantling -
the recent Increase at wnEes hero In several
branches Of labor, thore appears 10 DO pros
pect Of coming trouble from strtkcs. A
number Of meetings Of different classes Of
worklnen were held yesterday, and moro to-
day, and steps taken to strengthen orgauiza-
tions alrendy existing or 10 farm new ores.
The fact that these organizations aro work
Ing In n measure toEether Is what gives tie
movement Importance, rs 1t appears to ba
the intention, when the union Is complete, to
demand an lncreaso Of wages. II this Is not
complied with general strike will be orga'l-
izea Among the bodies now OH strike aro
tho cablnctmakers, the wAgon'nakers, the
wootl-carycrs, tho lrass-iln!stlors, aIMl tho
mDttlurs. Among tho trndGs now Urgnt,iz-
Ink preparatory to q strike are the tanners,
Tie paintets, thc yarlllsllers. the pressinei.,
tobacco-rollers, md tho c0alheayera who
transport coal across tho bridge.
, 1880-02-24
DIsGRAcEfUl ENCOUNTER,

Tllonlas Coffee, edftar0f tho EHCstern Catll-
Ollie, alui u ilack1naM known ~ "0eorBe"
Ind u disgrnceful encounter III front Of tho
Gra1Nl l'Wfao Hotel last evening shortly be-
f0re Mr. Paruell was cscost0d to the Expo
stIoll Building, George, III his anxiety to
got gooa position Mt tho entrance,
drove lu ahead ot the carrlago deslEneu
, 1880-02-24
ELSEWIIE1sE.


Special Dt.patch TO The Chicago Tribune.
KEoguK, H., Feb. GA collection wns taken
,,p IN st. Peters tCntholic) Church in ths city
for tho Irish sufferers which aggregated $@ed5t.
A 1unss-1ncetlnE Will he held OIL Wednesday,
evening, At which tho roltcf-roll Will be fully or"
glnlzed.
NO pAttAnE.
nnooKLYn, Feb. e3,-The Irish societies Of this
city have resolved to hnve no pur1l!G on st.
PAirIck's Dny, hut to raao NIL tho money they
can for Er1nfs furnishing people.
, 1880-02-24
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Dox III ut noon yesterday
to paper and shayings in the basement OF
KnOlke, OF Lake View, md occupied by +.
F,Ik. DalMnge to building, 500, nlMl to
Falk's furniture sloo, which is only px5jally
covered by insurance.
, 1880-02-24

WHEELING, ". w., Feb. a3.-A special to
the IntclliHcnccr from Sir Johns Run, Nor
gan County, this State, says n fire broke out
this evening ut O'Clock III the private resi-
donce Of Mrs. William Lloyd. Tic wind
was blowing perfect hurricane, nnd for
time tho adjacent buildings were IN tlnngor Of
destruction, Tile Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
depot wns several times OIL fire, and was otIly
extInEuls,ed by the efforts Of tho employees
OF the roatl and tho citizens. Mrs. Ll0yd's
house WIS totally destroyed. Loss, 5000;
no, Insurance. The tsc originated from
defective 1tup.
, 1880-02-24
SlIlClQE.

Special nhpaseh to 7ns Chicago Inbans.
CEDAR RArIns, H., Feb. s3.-Th's morn
linz Wencot Hendricks, n German, who Ind
Just been lncascernted for drunkenness,
committed su!citlo by hanging himself to tho
celt.tlUor. IIG lrlyGs o wife aud three chill
tlrcn III deslItutu circumstances.
, 1880-02-24


ST. Lotus, Feb. o3.-'rhere Is no public
demonstration Today, but tho courts, public
Offices, banks, Mcrchants'' Exchange. and
Cotton Exchange nrc closed, ami the general
business Is somewhat restricted.
, 1880-02-24

DosToS, Feb. GA fire In tivestory
building, corner Of Milk nild Fedcrnl strects,
caused damage to tho amount of S3O, ,O0o.
printers, are tho principal sufferers.
, 1880-02-24
A DEFENsELcSS HARB0R,

NEW Yonx, Fel,. @,-tien. Gilmore, u. s.
A., llt.s written letter on tho inadequate
defense OF tie llarbor, furnished with tor
pedOes without sllora batteries to back them.
, 1880-02-24

Special Dspaieh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Dum:QuE, H., Feb. Sd. S. Cummings, mn
old and prominent citizen of this city, died
lust night utter q fnw days. illness. Ills fun
aral tukes place Tuesday.
, 1880-02-24

Co1usmus, O., Feb. 23.-To-tiay WIS OBJ
served III this city by the banks mud State and
county Offices as legal holiday, according to
the lnte net OF tho General Assembly honor
Ing tic birthday OF Washington.
, 1880-02-24

had suffered from painful attack OF rheu-
matiBm In my knees and wA3 unable to 70 about.
procured u bottle OF Ut. Jacobs on, and was
almost Instantly relieved by its application.
QEQ, SGAWAQR KirkWQo1, AD,
, 1880-02-24
w, II, II. MOORE,

Special DifrateA to 7hs Chicago 1r1bhne.
LINCOLN, Ecb, Feb. 9l-W. II. II. Moore.
4 prominent bulding-contractor md builder
Ut the Statc INSANE Asylum, dletl this morn-
ing, .nftcr MI Illness OF u tow llays Of inilanl-
nation Of the bowels.
, 1880-02-24


ton. It II enough 10 any that human hcings nro
lying ftr food. and; na IN atl s'ch emorEt',cisa,
F nnf aeies % and
thosr rcplies hHyG journcycd 7ypo m'lea'
lrclaHd has had
Thin ,o,n,e tgH W I'm "r at" cr,n r., 1s.. co,,sea
1r,wt sItfferinv' INA i,t,IetTi Tim EnuiIsh INV.
s.trn'ncnt r. trwuniye nni x,.s;'ifzn Gnivrati0n.
This nopulntjDil then wis nearly auycn millions.
Tho frBt culony camn ont tt Cnnas1a in lHEk,
nnd over half million !rthh1Hcn 1ad GtntKratetl,
most nf them 10 EanH1n, nn TO 1Bao Hlx h!intrei
year Of tho Ereat fa,n!ne, 'nnklng At lenst lltD-
loo emtgrants from lei to 1873. not Including
thoso who went u England and Scntlanh:. Yrt
faasp an R"p'l yeas, lsts !" fo"aS nearly 'e nha.
9ns mll!on NED i IRELAND q sinryat,on. dysei,-
tniflon moru died, either, OF, their wMy u othcr
lantla Or Ask,nn, ntfcr arrival. Could man n
ma Sia, ak EXT :" b tho e. % XII xa,
s,iio ai his ID sieps f' frcn Nex YORK .or ,los.
to 70 resan es ID by eas 9 y ' s S
skeletons OF those who diod on shipbanrt! nntl M
were subnssrgen 10 avail the ssntnpos H. .. ,a, .nG
Una NJ wny 70 Atflca atot,8 that olner nnfr!.
bls pnt, market out " tho bonss q men sto!ei!
s'n tn9 fo Is snohor M aspees Il
tory Of Ireland accounts fqr t!,o inminc ot 1Ees,
comparative prosperity Of tile ialand @ e.. for tho
pnst thirty yGars 81 M n.y. been nrkcd, nut tue l,.l'.
Hlattom 81 ya potnrn dao 1&m"e n nas m"rer
III 1s11, returned hut 6.40.oW.
rEABANr TENANTS
ths,r;Mtuhiy diverse aepects. ebal p,rs,Io thcm
1isci,rsfyn|y md rNn,G!fnVly by intention.
Evcrvthinr t,at wxists lins n history" hut
scma' n,inht ncnd m"'nn Ia vsuI sornt' sc,res
az sources Sf Information On tho subject, but ns
r,llo thcso arc fragments. or aeini- i-inythlc,ll,
or ths subject.
fair rr1yI,ecs ;i1Istpr. Mlnstcr Ietusier, and
SSi,.aishti' and 50 It bad 5oo ysars before
Tic north OF tho lsla,,<1 ls but thirteen miles
from Gnu point Of tho Scottish col,st, hence 4
sanSo Ya' account for sSrly intsrsoa,se ',ith
at fo,s,aIIv snhII ~ ,cco,tnia fnr TIM u,asini
err md othor predecessors Of otir present North
a9s 1Sf nrd y9 Is o5 ts njss!ona5s aotty
with hia IncitCInott to,v,irtis rlijo civilization.
III the soventh century caino tho Anglo -s.!xon,
viIrs, nt, 70 On. successive incraions ii fur-
cjUmrrs whose crsicltius rival oniy tho cruel
struggles rl1nong tho natlye Cclts themselves.
whose predictions for batt!o began. with his
tory 11l remain to l1lto 1s cl!timed TINT lre-
lana rs. E.yo allegiance to The Greek Chre e.
Hna IT. y e1 nipa 9e Of Il HAIL. sefs"n @ s uns s NJ.
twelfth century, SONG monkh IL irelaMd css ,l,:,
sssa Gs'sr % Saa * qaeet wrter h' M
aocatinE tho iso:nlsh authority u. witl, EIKlish
tyrnnny III Ireland. s,1ys that 70 Ibis day "Irs
v a,a y 4tc Met pnne etG nram r'es V iah s per-
subject 7 Th!s ]anvture f Of facts il tue ilrst In
whorcn Trh rsanet sn to hts ay sntcr pon u,,es
tinns nf rcsstnncr 10 E9Rut sometimes I'll dis
, 1880-02-24
AT 1.Otj1sv1LI.E. ICY.


LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 23.-Tl,c Louisville
Legion celebrated tho tlay byn public inspcc-
tim, review. md fancy drill IN tho presence
An Immense crowd OF people Witnessed the
nIrnfr
, 1880-02-24
MOVIES.


TIE ARRANGEMENTS FoH TODAY
have becsl nude, but will probubiy bn uttered 10
suit tho convenience OF the visitors. Aa 1t
standst tho Bfnyor and City Council will walt
upon Messrs. rnrnelt md Dillon Mt tho GRIND
Pac11c at III a. M, when speeches OF welcome
will bp delivered. At noon tho vfsItorR will be
escorted tn the Heard of Trnde although there
llas been no o!!lolal announcement nude to that
cfycot); they will probnbly during tho nftcrnonn
daylight. 4 trlsc thrauEh tho prncirat streets
of interest would naturally be n order. At {
o'ctock the purity lcnve tDr Milwaukee, whcro
Mr Farrcll apcAks tt'-n!Fht. ~,
waukeo tho f0tlOwnE-nAtned gentlemen, who
put lp ut tho orand rGGltl9: The lion; Jnlln
nck aypr The i" t,E Ea oNs IT,
Thomns Rhay, md Mr. Jancs White, City Con-
iarrci iai anil ii piiina, I aa viii eet as desston
to escort them L, the Crcnm City, for which placo
they will lcllve this afternoon.
A GENENOUB OFFER
u the Editor of The Chiea9o Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. G}.-I overheard tho largest
operator VIC hnvc on Change sny this morning:
II should like to give something to tho suffering
poor Of ireland, md will do,Rto 1000 barrcts Of
pork ii Pnrnoll will pny tho shipping charges"
Why not usc sotnn Of tho money nlrcndy sub.
Tho gentlumnn'a idca s 10 relieve tho h,,uRer Of
s xox FrIssts" of Ireland would eH;g p ! sas
b1rrplel pork IL. L: u.
hY2zn REcHErAn1Es APPOINTED.
Mr. Foraythe thcn ilamed tho following sGcrc-
tares: Horny +: Sheridan. Huns licrt'nE, htch-
nrd Clifford, 4. o; acxtot; nnd i. J. pTciltlct~
t: tions:: Aiexanlcr suivsn. ii. b. Colyiu. Lieut.
IIy1es IsonSr4 wet. Atl Mxsn s,so.nn 1%,'n Y.
W. Lyons, John Cornell,
, 1880-02-24

Hptetai DlspafeA 70 The Chicago Ttbunt.
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 23.-Luc1us Church, n
student OF the State University, from Browns
vile, fell to the floor in clnss recitation this
morning, nnd died few minutes afterwards.
lIu was ngca g..
, 1880-02-24

NORWICH, Conn.,, Feb. .3.-The woolen
mill Of the Mantle Mills Company mt East
Lyme burned this afternoon. Loss, $4,000;
inY,trptl
, 1880-02-24

Mothers! yotlr child mRy have wormsl Then
by nil means ,!ao Browns VernifuRe Con,!lts.''
They Mre tho best, sl,rcst, md must pcasunt
remedy known. Avoid counterfclts. Price rs
cents,
, 1880-02-24

TIE REV. F. N. CUNNINGHAM.
SAN FIsANc1sco, Feb. @'.-'rhe 1luv. f. II.
Cunningham, formerly of tho Tyler Street
Presbyterian Tabernacle, II. this city, died III
0aktglld yesterday.
, 1880-02-24
plTI,HIlul0.

:. Special Dbpat<h 70 ka Chicago 7F1bVNt.
p1rTsnuno, Feb. GA Committee OF Iron
Manufacturers llas been III session two days
considering tt,e rev scales presented by tho
Amalgatnated Association. which were to-
.lay rojected. Tho Committee then sub,nit-
ted 4 scale Of their own for the consideration
Ut tho work1IeI. Tho. conference will be
continued Tomorrow. Ylten, something dellnit
, 1880-02-24

WAsnISGToS, D. c.. Feb. M.-Tho Su-
prenln Court Of the District refused to cnj0in
The Pnstmaster-Ge1lera1 from withholding
lottery letters. Chief-Justfce Cartier dis
secuted. Senator Carpenter to0k MI appeal
nn behalf Of complainant to the United States
Supreme Court.
, 1880-02-24
a 9TftIkE AVTEfTEn

CINCINNATI, Feb. GA Cumberland (Md.)
special says: Three Of the largest companies
commenced work this morning at the nd
vance asked by tho miners, and the pros-
poets Ut . stslke nra Aytrted.
, 1880-02-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE FAl.lsA1uT MONUMENT.

sptetas Dtspaieh to 1he Chicago 7rtbuns.
WAsIE1soToS, D. c., Feb. 93.-Two blades
Of the propeller Of the United States steamer
Hartford have been sent from Boston to tho
navy-yarl hero to be used in casting tho
stntue of Admiral Farragut. These pieces OF
old bronzo were selected because they be-
1onged to the screw OF tho Hartford when it
was the flagship OF Admiral Farragut during
tile battle Of Mobile Hay md OIL the occasion
when tho Admiral was reported to have
lasl,ed himself to tho rigging.
, 1880-02-24

n, /. N'kINE4AY.
AusstcB or n1sl1or l. MuK1xLAY, ATTonNETs
~ ~ t*uHsElnKs At LAW, PARIS, ILL.,. Feb. ILL.,
."aa tD7slahe, ac.-DkAR Sir. Your very
,eter1eous Invitation OF the 9Th inst. duly TO-
w." M'sea. Inviting mo to bo present at tho recep-
,S uua u Ae4srs. Parnoll and Dillon Oh tho I'D In
'"e t4ty Of Chicago. =.
,hM&ret very much that I cauot bo with you at
rsas rs,uno. "a deeply sy.npathizo with the Irish
cs" pls in this their hour Of diztress. and tho
NJ. or lind reform In Ireland. 30 long ~ tho
m. a,.sn! st! eyBtetn continues thero eau BIO nothing
nj ~ f1ltsas and poverty among the people or
ths .esila estila 1Rland. It should DO chRilfed, ana
saShnt!ment Of tho civilized world should D9
, 1880-02-24

r. A. IESDhfCKR.
IspIANApoLIs, Feb. H.-John Forxythc, Es7.-
DEAn Silt: hnve your favor Ut tho 9th. writ
ten on lchalf OF tho Committee, Inviting mo to
speak Mt tho parnoll reception on tho 2;}t Inst,
aud IN rcply nm compelled to say TINT IL pro-
fesaionnl engagement. which cannot neglect,
may nuke 1t impossible for nc to AtteMl;
xoil lie hnppy to 10 prcscnt were It possible.
With great respect, T. a. HENDRICKS
, 1880-02-24

CHRIST CHURCH, CHICAGO. Feb. e3.-Janta Sill.
Ardn, Esq.-MY DEAn sIll: Accept my thanks
for your kind Invitation to a scat upon tho plat-
form ut tho pnrncll reception this evening"
YOU arc at liberty to use my name as Il Vtco-
President, and to feel assured thnt cortllally
tympathtze In every effort for tho relief Of your
Unfortunate compntriota. regret hnve nj
ready two ellgtlgelNGntr for this evening which
F!ll deprive me of the pleasure uf personal ut
~ CHARLES IpwAnp CHENEY.
, 1880-02-24

"@" D N, W, WAs11IH0ToN, Fob. T.-Jo1n
IFMSlfhe, ctc.-stY DEAn SIR: l havc tho
honor TO acknowledge the receipt of your letter
Of tho Sth Inst, inviting INC to attend md par
ticpato tn tho reception Of Mcssrs. rarnoll and
Dillon In Chicago on the sd Inst.
1rexret TINT MY necessary absence Will pro.
sent my complying With your kind Invitation,
for would afford mo very great plcnsuro to
unite with my fcflow-cftizcns Of Chicago In CIV.
ing those Irish representatives OF an oppressed
people genuine sytnpnthot!o greeting. for such
lknow will be tho reception g!vcn thom by tho
hRrln ana generous hcnrtA Of our nobto city.
Very truly yours, ]. +. FA1lNHWoltT1
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