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AN AGRICULTURAL CREED Accord
ing TO the Canada Farmer, the agri-
culturists of Canada met in convention
not long ago, and adapted tor them
selves the following creed: "We be-
lieve in small farms and thorough cul-
tivation; we believe that the soil lives
to eat, as well as the owner, and ought,
therefore, to be well manured; we be-
lIeve In going to the bottom of things
and, therefore, deep blowing, and
enough Oft, all the better lit be a sub soil
plow; we believe in large crops which
leave the land better than they found
it, making both the farm and the farm
er rich at once; we believe every farm
should own good farmer; we believe
that the fertilizer of any soil Is spirit
of industry enterprise and intelligence :;
without these, lime, gypsum and guano
would be of little use; we believe in
good fences, good farm-houses, good
orchards and good children enough to
gather the fruit; we believe In a clean
Kitchen, neat wife in it, clear
cupboard, q clean dairy and q clean
conscience: we believe that to ask a
mans advice is not STOPPING, but of
much benefit; we believe that to keep
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in its place, saves many step, and is
pretty sure to lead to good tools and to
keeping them in order; we believe that
kindness to stock, like good shelter, is
saving of fodder; we believe that Ii is a
good thing to keep an eye on expert
ments, and note all, good and bad: we
believe thatitis good rule to sell grain
when 1t is ready; we belive in produc-
ing the best butter and cheese, and mar
keting it when ready"
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age, E" Texas SuN," San Antonio, Texas.
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~ EFT RICH selling our Rub%er Stamps and Musi,
VI Samples free. Cook a Bissell, Cleveland, o.
, 1880-02-08
TEL E WEEK.

I.Nk
Special Dispatch to The Chicago TrtbnnA
NEW YORK, Feb. IA cablegram from
London to she Tribune says: The Torres
triumph this week along the whole line IL
is a long time since they were equally so
happy. Mr.. Governs lingo speech, the
Oucen's appearance at the opening OF
Parliament, and the Liverpool cleo
ton are each hailed as distinct
proof Of the Ministerial strength. Mr. Cow
en- is, however, no new recruit. For three
years past he has been the leading Liberal
lingo of Mr.. Walters company. The
Liverpool defeat causes no surprise.
The Liberals expected 1t, but they
calculated on less majority against
them. Sir William Harcourt says they
are content at having reduced the Tory ma
iority BY 1000, but the Liberals generally ad-
nit that they were thoroughly beaten. It is
not surprising that Liverpool, which former
IL svmpathized heartily with the Southern
rebellion, should again reiterate her ad-
hesion to tile Tory cause, which she has
almost uniformly supported for forty years.
THE Tory organs, while rightly claiming a
ereat victory, echo Lord Beaconsfeld's as
sertion on Thursday that the true issue was
hatwecn the principle Of the union OF the
Ennire on the one side and home
r1,le and ACKNOWLEDGMENT on the
other. Many Liverpool Liberals refused
tn vote for Lord Ramsay, considering me
irish alliance tliscreditabie and dangerous. g, 5
The scope Of Lord Ralnsay's lrlsll pleaSge. ~! Is
oynrstated. but the Irish supported MN Il,
unanimously The Irish @ 6eng gths strGeEgt Gefeat IS
ar 1eeardRed Re9 as T far more damaging to the Par
neil party than to the Liberals; ;;,,,,ca from
The Queen, in driving on Ihulboay Aou'
, 1880-02-08
VARIOUS,

TIE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR
LIMA, Peru, Jan. IA rupture is e1-
nected hetween Chill and the Argentine
ronfadaration. Chill was to call for 0,000
men. and heavy bounties were being offered.
Tie i arenntines. it was said, had purchased
t1,e italian ironclads Roma and Venicia.
; GONZALES.
N7.nn,n Feb. 7.-At the trial Of Francisco
otern GONZALES, the would-be Tegicide, the
ss t 5spnee dedh Rna ss 6s 6s
nassa,i 1ue % III m him. Counsel for the defense
Urged Urged that the prisoner was irresponsible for
his actions At: the time, and that the crime
was unprcneditated. .-.
TIE HUNGARIAN DUEL
pEsr1r, Feb. THE Tribunal has applied
to tie Hosse Sahany If MsgSf for 1GE nF aa1no due
sniti, a,i Herr Yerhovay, on the 10th Of January.
The application vas 1efsrTed 3slte to the Commit
TIE GRANT PARTY.
.HA:vASAF Feb. z-Gen. Grant and party
returned t this city from Matanzas last
, 1880-02-08


PARIS, Feb. 1T is said that Count De st.
vallie1, after repeated interviews with De
fIeyclnet and Gambetta, has concluded to
retain his post as Ambassador to Germany.
THE AMNESTY BILL
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from Paris
BAYS: Jules Cazot, Minister of Justice, in
an interview with committee on the subject
OF the Amnesty bill, stated that the Govern
ment objected to it as reopening question
settled last year by the enactment Of the
faft1al Amnesty law. They reserve to them
Selves, however, the right Of individual par
aons, and would furnish copy OF the depo-
,slaons against them to any persons con-
aemned By default who might apply for it,
Mough such a favor is contrary to usage.
!he number of persons still excluded
nom clemency is SOS. Of these 543 were
condemned in person, and o6S by default,
1ncluding Paul De Rochefort
LETTER OF THANKS
:, Cassagnac has written letter to Gambetta
tnanking him for the justice rendered 70 the
memory OF the formers father in the Chan-
vi, While announcing his death.
THE AMNESTY REPoRT-
fARls, Feb. I'm the Chamber OF Deputies
so.day Perier read the Committee's report
on the General Amnesty bill. The report
advocates its absolute rejection. The debate
on the bill has been fixed for Thursday next
Until Which time the Chamber ADJOURNED.
EEpoRTED RESIGNATION
1t was reported in the lobbies OF the Chame
per that Admiral Jaureguiberry, Minister OF
Marine, had resigned.
= Gen. Arthur jules NORM is dead, aged S5.
BRocA's ELECTION.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-The following are
nj 1f1I,4
Ia Rcpubliqac Francntsc publishes a 1T
nmnhant article concerning the election OF
~: Paul Broca, nominee OF the Extreme
LETT, who has been elected Life Senator. de-
1eatlng Bertoland, and succeeding Count De
Montaliyet. The article is very severe on
Jules Simon. It says: 'sHad Simon and his
Trends defeated DR.. Broca, farewell to Sc
euaty; no more trust could be put in the
, 1880-02-08
FOUND DROWNED.

At4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the bridge
tender at Twelfth street found floating In the
river the body of young man, which. was
fished out and taken to the Aorgue by Officer
Madigan. The deceased was about 23 years
Of age, five feet seven Inches tall, light
hair, smooth face, and was clad n
a black chinchilla overcoat,: black
diagonal dress-coat and vest, dark casslnerp
pantaloons, blue flannel double -breasted,
Shirt, white nndeTsllirt, a brown SIX seaIi
Boots In lis pocket was = New Years call
ing card bearing the name of J. c. Frame
and also photograph OF a young woman;
taken at Hutchinson's gallery, No. Ia
Twentysecond street. The dl1ee'9plX faleegfan g1SJb
operator, as No. 44lS Emerald avenue, IN the
Town Of Lake, but the police records snow
no report Of any such man having oeen
missed. =.
, 1880-02-08
ATefRIA.
rHE:cAB1SEr'

VIENNA, Feb. 1.-THE Frsn.dennlatt states
that It has trurworthy information that no
member mel Of ta Austrian Cabinet has ten
dered his resignation.
AN INTERPRETATION.
VIENNA, Feb. 7.7zln the Lower House to-
f1au Herr Mernger Submitted an interpclla-
ton describing as a menace to the internal
neace the petition presented by the Minister
ef Worship before the Bohemian Bishops
oe1inr oe far the restoration Of the confessional
and Clerical influence in schools Herr Mern- e n
gend ger adkfa faks tne to ward o such attacks Oh
HE peace Of the State -. :.
, 1880-02-08
Daring and Successful Bank
Robbery at Knoxville,
The President Of the Bank Hor-
ribly Tortured by the
Robbers.
An Ex.Conviet Murdered By His Wife
. and Her Paramount.
0onant, the Boston Bank Cashier, Con-
D.. vioted of Embezzlement.

DARING BANK ROBBERY.
Special Dispatch to 1ae Chicago Tftbuns
GALEsBuRG, Ill, Feb. IA daring bank
robbery took place at Knoxville. five miles
from this city, last night at about O'Clock.
Mr.: E. c. Runkle, President of the bank,
sleeps in the building. After the three rob
bers effected an entrance they bound Mr.
Runkle and demanded to be placed in pos
session Of the combination that unlocks the
safe. Mr.. Runkle refused to give the infor-
nation, nor could = he, as the. safe is
fastened with ttme-lock. The robbers, not
satisfied, resorted to torture, and roasted the
aged Presidents feet in a shocking manner.
They also beat him, and hung him up by the
chin. At last they departed, taking with
them So, $50, which amount was not locked
up. There is no c1ew to the perpetrators.
Great excitement prevails in and around the
bank
, 1880-02-08

Special DtJpateh To Iht CAtca2o 17OHHs"
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. IA. j. klrk1 an
ordained minister Of the United Bretnfen
denomination, was arrested mere to-oay on q
telegram from Ottawa, Kas. He was formerly
a pastor there, and is charged Win s"lho-
ling, seduction, and fe-desertlon. Inc Sec
ond charge does not seem to be so Wen sasT
tanned as the rest, although there are stfong
rumors of his having dallIed with some OF
the lambs Of his flock The i1 other cnalges a,!s1
f5a Kirk ufasfs!29@ fied rom Ottawa Dec. md d
has since done laboring WORK IN
Kansas s City. He kept his whereabouts IN
known until yesterday, when he was u discov- coy
cred by means Of 1et!er aerird to E gr Of very
respectable re l parentage, but has failed to sup
port her.
, 1880-02-08
uov Near the French Republicans
Came to Losing the
Senate.
Prince Napoleon Warned that the
Eye Of the Government Is
Upon Him.
n,h.+a IN the Prussian Diet on the Public
Worship Estimates.
p.ekl, Summary Of Events in England and
On the Continent


.r,rnov Feb. THE Blue Book on
.frhan affairs has been issued. Gen. Rob
&c rpnorts conversation in October, 1919,
Nth Yakoob Khan, who stated that the Brit
,sh Mission under Sir Neville Chamberlain
was turned back by the advice Of the Russian
enyoy at Cabul, Stolietoff, and that when
shene ali Quilted Afghanistan in December,
1s7s he issued tirnan to the same authorl-
t;es at Herat, declaring that Sto1ietoff had
r4;ttrn him as follows: 1.-THE Emperor's de-
s;re is that vol, should not admit the English
;nto ynnr country, and, like last year, you
orp to treat them with deceit until the cold
season passes away, and then the Aln1lghty's
u;1l will be made manifest to you; that is
tn sar, the Russian Government will come to
vour assistance. Either by diplomatic action
We will entirely cut of all English communt-
eaton and interference with Afghanlstan,
or events will end in mighty and important
war."
The Blue Book, respecting affairs in Cen
t1al lAsia, shows that on the 9th Of July, 1873,
Lord Salisbury, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
asked Count Schouyaloff, the Russian Ain
bassador to England, whether there was any
truth in the reports that the expedition from
the Caspian intended to occupy Merv.
Count Schouyaloff said the expedition was
directed against the Tekke Turcomans, and
that he entirely disbeIieved the existence,
among any section of the Russian statesmen,
Of awish to advance on A1erv. On the 10th
OF July last De Giers, Of the Foreign Office,
repeated these assurances to Lord Dut-
ferin, the British Ambassador to Russia,
In the most positive form. Baron Jomini
told Lord DuFerin that the expedl-
tion would stop 200 versts short OF
Mery, but added: although We do not
intend to go to Merv or do anything which
may be Interpreted as menace to England,
you must not deceive yourself, for the result
Of our present proceedings will be to furnish
Us with base for operations against En-
gland hereafter, should the British Govern
ment BY the occupation Of Herat, threaten
our present position in Central Asia"
On the 18th Of August the Emperor assured
Lord DuHerin there was no Intention that
Russian troops should advance on Merry, but
Aug. . De Giers, commenting on the terms
inwhich Stanhope, British Under Secretary Of
State for India, conveyed Russla's assurances
on this subject to the House of Commons,
said he considered Stanhope's language
went too far, and that, although the advance
gram, Russia did not intend, By the solemn
pledge given for all time, to preclude them
selves from ever going to Mery. Neverthe-
less, Lord Dufferin might rest satisfied Merv
Eas in no sence the object Of Gen. Lazaref's
expedition
RELIEF FUND.
The fund instituted By the Duchess Of
Ireland amounts to a4o, ,7s3, and the expendl-
tures to El.35S
, 1880-02-08
LOCAL CRIME.
THE OBsCESITT CASES,

THE OBSCENITY CASES.
The case Of Peter ". Williams, the novel
ty swindler, who was arrested for mailing
envelopes containing "obscene, lewd, and
lasciyious pictures" and "circulars giving
Information where, how, and of whom said
pictures and indecent publications might be
Obtained" came up before United States
Commissioner Hoyne yesterday morning.
The first witness was ". R. McAfee. He
testified that he saw Williams mail between
two and three hundred letters, one Of which
was addressed to Richard Lloyd, Verden, Ill,
and another to Horace Hubbard, Dayton, 0.
Mr.. S. E. Dow, the attorney for the ac-
cused, used up IN hour in the cross-examlna-
ton, but gained nothing whatever. McAfee
said he Was the agent Of the Western So
not a member Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, but belonged to the Presby-
terian Church at Collinsyille, II. !:
S: 6. Sparks. Postmaster at Verden, testi-
fed to the receipt and contents Of the pack
age for Lloyd. It contained circulars, and
the picture OF a nude woman. The pack
age was opened in his presence, and he
marked the contents, which we're handed to
him.
on the cross he stated that Special-Agent
Stuart notified him that the letter was in the
mail, and requested him to ask the one for
whom it was intended to open it in his pres
ence, if he had no objections. Lloyd was not
the employ of McAfee-
l.. J. Judson, Assistant postmaster at Day
ton, O., identified the Hubbard letter as re-
ceived there and opened in his presence.
The contents, three circulars and the photo
graph of a nude woman, were marked by
him.
The prosecution then closed.
For the defense, Frank S. Blaine, formerly
a clerk in the unmailable division, was
called, and testified that Horton, but not.
Williams, submitted a lot Of pictures to Capt
1lcGrath, tho Superintendent, to pass on.
Some were Objectionable. The onein question,
witness thought, was allowed to go through
the mails as third-class matter.
Mr. Dow said that Horton and Williams
were acting in concert under his advice;
that 157 photographs were submitted, and all
the objectionable ones, Including the mega
tiycs had been destroyed
Special-Agent uenshaW testified to going
through Williams office hunting for an OBJ
scene book, which he advertised for 81 and
finding pamphlet with that name on the
cover, but containing collection Of stale
Jokes and receipts. He recollected the sub
mission Of pictures by Horton, but was posi-
tive the one in question was not among
them.
Supt. AfcGrath testified that one OF the cir
culars had been allowed to go through the
mails because there was a question as to its
objectionableness. Taken by itself it was
vile, but in connection with the book 1t re-
ferred to he regarded it simply as fra4d.
AS to the photographs, he rejected some, lie
did not recollect seeing the one in question.
It was Objectionable, and he would not have
allowed it to go through the mails.
The examination was then continued until
Monday aftnrnODn
, 1880-02-08
kkRafupea1ss9.

Old Sam Johnson hated the Scotch with iI1e-
prcssbe malignity, and never lo5t m oRPor RPha1
funiy himself OF the Ge came to
fpgassa fhs Wof op ooatmea az a and described fGl
ioSs TINT Is syfn t9 % ner5ef s. fa 5a
E9gn1s Ap1 professnrs saw It, and said: Aye,
u and Wbaf splendid horses you have in England,
md a1,d What spleniid men ne have IN 6co1and!
, 1880-02-08

.Sptcfdl UHpateh 70 Ihs Chicago ITIbNNs.
=; DETROIT, Mich, Feb. r. Some time ag
the police received information that Charl{
Brady, alias Robinson, alias Mccoy, who vi
wanted for murder committed at Nd
Bremen, O., i'll November last, was +
Chatham, Ont The Canadian authority
were notified, and Brady was taken i1b
custody to-day. He was brought to WindsI,
oppostt this city, tonight, and will be hfl
be one Of q. gang Of four, ard he makes le
third man arrested.
, 1880-02-08
AFGHANISTAN.

SIVTfINU 101 171171sA*
london, Feb. IA dispatch from Lahore
saws: "A great scarcity Of food prevails in
Toi1,1obad .hfahomed JAMS emissarics are
Gaining influence in the Maidan District,
md are stopping all supplies destined for
C.Tc1rrrA Feb. 7.-Commander-in-Ch Chief
usines viii 70 to Peshawrr on the Goth inst.
, 1880-02-08
NOT cATY.

say Fr ,{c1sco. FeI7.-In the case Of tha
Tinted st,ks against ]. Baldwin, charged:
with f1efrIdlne thgfeyenue in connec ton:
,y;th +he Jperation3f his distlNery at Los
Angeles @ ke Jury 3t evening brought III a
verdict 0FQOt Euilt-
, 1880-02-08

CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.-The Distrkt Court
to-day decided the ordinance recently aased
giving the Mayor pswer to licensf skw7 IN
valid, on the application of SneYakf ZOE
mandamus to compel the Mayf tissue u
license to him. Che nlanGlamfS 14twever,
was refused. TMsdestroys that.fnt acLlon
9Th Of the City Government ag3:' lnoeeen'
, 1880-02-08

night, and express themselves highly graft
fed with their visit. They were the special
objects Of attention of the authorities there,
qnet in honor Of the ex-President was given.
They visited the caves of Bellamar and the
picturesque surroundings of Matanzas.
, 1880-02-08

JERSEY CRY, Feb. John Justice, 10
years old, has just been tried for the alleged
larceny of doll valued at Is cents. Tho
complainant was the boys mother. It ap-
pears the little fellow was innocent, and the
unnatural mother only wished to get. rid Of
her son BY having him sent to the Reform
School. She had him arrested once before,
several months ago. The Judge. expressed
regret that it was not the mother instead OIL
the son who was on trial, and told her if shej
did not take proper care Of the boy he would
see that she was punished. =
, 1880-02-08

NEwcAsr1Ey yDel., Feb. Z: FIVE prisoners.
all of them coFicted of pei onenses at tne
February terri Of co1lr1wefo punneiy
whipped in tie jail-yard E. Newcastle THIS
forenoon in the presenqof about .9o spec
tators; t;,te1 s,.a,y Twq6f them W "n''e 'na rest
, 1880-02-08

sented the Merchants Fire-Insurance Com
pany Of New York; the Fireman's Fund Of
California, New York City; the Fire, Knick-
erbockcr. Casually, Commercial, Farragut,
and Guardian, of New York and Hamburg;
and the Magdeburg, of Germany.
, 1880-02-08
RFcif1NFD.

.,.raor rt.pntch 10 The Chicago Irt1sses.
SpRSer1ELD, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-The Gove1nos
to-day received the resignation OF r. ~.
GreathouseA "a as aat G9nptNy ~ yugs0 "
, 1880-02-08

Arr EA, GA. Feb. THE Supreme
Court fused 0 new trial to Cox, sentenced.
~ ;,nnsonmeit for life for the murder OIL
Col. Hon. The case vii be earn carried 10 tne
Sun11e Court of the United States.
, 1880-02-08

ohyEsroS, Feb. THE Netcs' Palestine
sn1al says early this morning ut Cromps
Kiln ..Iohn Kerr Was shot dead by Kirk
IT. fat 10 apparent cause for the murder.