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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-04-06

On the 10Th the ladies Of the Universe
list parish gave an antiquarian supper
which was in every respect agrand success.
A great blessing attends their Christian Ia
bors. Many avsiled themselves OF the
privilege Of participating in the social mop
AFTER supper at Grange hall. All seemed
to enjoy themselves but sorry to say, about
0 O'Clock p. m, the mirth and gladness was
lulled to silence when the sad news OF the
death of Adelbert Peck was made known.
That those present held In high esteem the
deceased may be known from the fact that
as soon as the departure ofMr. Peck was
ascertained, each one quietly sought his or
her own home.
The prospect Of the Universalist parish
Is brighter than ever. It's members are all
united. They have unanimously voted 10
have Rev. Jas. Patterson labor with them
another year. Their pastor has decided
and consented to be with them according
to their desire.
EASTER SUNDAY AT DIxFIELD.-
service was held In the Universalist church
at IL a. IN. A good and appreciative audi
encc was In attendance. The house was
tastefully decorated with evergreen foliage,
and plants in blossom. The decorations
were pertinent to the occasion. The choir
gave selections. All were in unison with
the discourse which was based on the
words. ale Is risen" In the evening q
Sunday school concert was given. IL was
conducted by the pastor and superinten-
dent, A. s. Austin. The church was well
filed. and all who were present, by their
undivided attention, pleasant looks, beside
the many remarks OF appreciation, gave
assurance that the young folks had done
we'll The platform was nicely decorated
with beautiful plants, with large cross
and anchor placed in good position. Above
the cross hung an excellent picture OF the
ascension, and In semicircle OF ever
greens, the words, ale Is risen" About
thirty members of the Sunday School took
part in the exercises. Appropriate songs
and recitations were well executed. The
most important feature OF the occasion
was that OF group OF children arranged
pyramidalIy; fifteen in number, with ages
ranging from six TO eleven years. Begin
ming with the first little girl, who stood
head and shoulders above the rest, each ar
ter the other repeated verse, until the
last one in the row of five that formed the
base, said:
, 1880-02-06
OBITUARY..
EN-sECnEr.Al,Y DORIE.

EN.SEEIt1SEA1tf 10fS1Es
PHILAnELpIItA, Pa. Feb 5.-Adolph Il. nnrtc,
ox-Secrctary Of tho Navy, died this morning ut
$50 o'cock. fIc had bccn fl Ill-henlth for Il,
lous time, and his demise s attributed to gen.
ernl brcuklnE down Of his system. Ills ngo was
II ycnrs. =
Tho dcccaEcd WAs n nnttvo Of Philadelphia,
Pa, and WIS burn Nov. II, 1900. 1tis fMtlor WIS
John j. Horic, u Frcnchman. Adolph L. Horto
received tho foundation Of bis education Ut tho
University of Philadelphia, but completed his
ucadenl0 COURSE In Franco. When our Civil
War br'ke n,t ho Immediately took IL lca,!.ng
position nnlong tho patrtnt1e cttizcns Of Philu-
dcpElu, and wlts particularly uctfve n1uong thoso
who rendered services 10 the Government ut
home,-seryicps not less Important rDr less con.
uic!rc tn success tl,iii. thOsc rouderttl u! tho
field. Tho unIon Clul, wis II germ Of tho Untnn
lGlguc, md wns founded ut Il time wllun TIM
political hnrlzOn wis overcast by clouds. Tho
position u tho mcn,a'ors Of tue Club snal,ctl
@ 3a 9tsI as RwfEf din I9S"sS t The hnn ow
Adolph Il, l.arse) b1i!de1 butter ttan they know.
III 1Sds tho. CLUB developed into the Union
President. Tie services ti,at be rendered Ii,
this capacity were Of u ,unrkrtl charnctor, ind
we're duly anrrcelatel by the Government mud
tlcld hc contributed +, sustain. blurch 8. 1ed ho
was selected by President flrantas Inc.nbor OF
his Cabinet aild ton!lercK t!,o portfolio Of the
OIL tho 18th Of TINT month. IIe rrnlulncd In his
position M nt few M, nonti,s, rsstgninK Jung = of
nst @ S is @ retremsnt lto priynto lIfe Glt 1T
purpose: ilo returned 70 Ihiiulclrhia;' whcre DO
i Journey ubroad, Joining tho party of ex-PTcsi-
dent Qr1.nt, with whom Io went M fur ns tntlla,
but llis feeble health out short ls trip md conf
,Ee rronntf 20 world. md ho ut onco returned
hume. Afr. l,nrio's dcath w,as not altagothor un-.
G1ote. r. Mt aon ,ys ado 10 VIZ tt;cK@,
, 1880-02-06
NOTES AND NEWS,

Special Disafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsttA0TS,E. L. C., Feb. 5.-Scurctnry Echlrz
to-dHy suIl there WIS ,lntcntlon u, bis plrt to
sturvc tho White ltlycr utln, III reported In
so.tlc Of tho Dalnrs Tho runt is tho White
River tt,s, wcrc IMPLY supplied With rntions
lust before tho T',orntn,rgi Inassauru, but they
weso consumed cxtrasnRnntly The supply
how Rt Los plnost intended for tho friendly In
d!nss, Is only just sufficient for their subsistence
,until spring. Tho heavy anow III tho mountains
mnkes It impossible 10 spnd nuw sup
plies to tho White 1tircr Utes. OF
course 1t would not be right to
rob tho friendly unoompnghrcs to fcod tho MIR
ourny thinks tho Inter can subBist On gn1nv for
white.
AD1DUn.Rn OYER.
Tho Senate voted In open session On call OF
tho ycns and t'ays, by q. a9alr,st II, not tu I'D
to,lrn over until Monday, but subsequently With
out talll Of the yeas and nnys voted to ntijourn
ovor. Quite delegation Of Senators left for
New York Tonight
SILVER puRcI1AsE.
~ the Hestern Assoeatfl Isrtss.
WAsH1S0ToN, b. c., Feb. b.-Thu TREASURY
Department to-day purchased y!IlU0 ounces 0f
1G' sityor f9r aho rhilhdephia, San francseo, and
PILOT nuLxs.
The National uoartl Of Supervisors Of tho In
sSctIon of steNsn vessels i'll revising thu pilot
1u4eb HaSG cHlTBttI taG cA6GA fGfErFSt&K t}
ing sYnhls, 80 that tho dcsccnd1ng steamers will
hereafter be required to give tho ilrst gigilNi in.
stead ot tho ascending Steamer, ns lns been
customary.
RAILROAD s1HK1Nu.ruNp.
The bli introduced III tho House tt,-.lay by Mr.
MoLanc for sink nY-fuHd provides thAt tho
following three railway companies shall on thu
Est day u April atld October In euch yellr pny
1ntu INC treasury tO tho GrNIt Of the sinking
1nnd tho following MHuIntS--viz.: knNBlts PA-
cine, 8lo,M elou1 CITY h l'acto, f;1UN; n.ld
ahTlLLEisY LOANED.
Tho Ifouse Eonin!tteu an Militia agreed 10
fepoTt fAyprably blll authorizing tho Secretary
Chcr0ke0 Artillery C0lnpnny uf Notuo, ua,, tax
lnx bond for tho s4fo cnAtsAly anil ruturn Of the
sAtn1 when waatoi by tho Government,
THE MILITIA.
=. From the report submitted 10 Congress By tho
SecIEtnry Of WAr, II tnppearh that tho nrtEttulzod
strength Of tho militia forcs Ut tho different
st4.es eonsets Of us Yeneral olitprs Lou; rcXi-
Incntal, Held. and stuff ntlIerrs ,la company Of
hccrs, and lit UT HEo.l-tomssInnetl n1lCprt, uu.
scsans, and prtyates. The nnorK,tnszed torce,
put down at o. ,bja,75S.
POSTPONED.
The House Committee will not perfect any
moIu appropriation bills until the now rules at0
Tho Committee OH Educ,Itlon and Labor has
deferred action for the present IN tho Gubjvut
~ the distribution OF the fund ariAux frt,ln Ntl-
ctaltltsi polNty uEd The pay 1T culuspl SokJttES,
~ thu tana " benx curstAiltIy drawn upon BY
elallunI.A, directly or through heirs, and In 4Il
probability but ANAL Surplt1a will rcnlain,
, 1880-02-06

Committee on Revision Ia telnR broken down,
,hh'l tho power Of tho Appropriations Committee.
destroyed Sotno OF the hest thinkers nf tho
1fo,lsn nro convinced that these proposed
chnngrs eau only result In n greatly ly-increnaed
expenditure Of public money, md TINT II tho
t1lca sl,Hll lnaly DO adopted by tho House. even
In tho present form, tho result will be that thcro
Will lT four Ing rolling cotnmttteca instead ot
oir. AlreAay hayo the GHtnmlttcc on Et1cnt,irr,
the CnminittcD Nn Public isttt!,1Rs hNl 1rp,ihls
aini tho Con,n,itten N Commerce obtnined ~.
subjects included within their Jurlsdicuon, and
tho ndlentiotis nru TINT the movement hns not
si,crlnE tho most dangerous proposition which
has yet been n'ade namely, to give the Commit"
tee on tho Mississippi Levces control Of npprt-
siprl Riycr and It's tributaries. It happens thnt
C1nR'ess Inns not vet decided tn enter upon this
;fgnnsc system uf building tovccs
WHICH MAI Gust r,R GOVERNMENT
E5Oo. .0oo,OU. Tint subject II to bo determined
surcattcr: All that Congress Thus fur has iono
tn appoint q MnlnasoI @ TO mike rupOrt As
t2 Z s ene yss1se9 Ct ss pfased senee ye % n9
tU clcyntc this special commission, on tho lnvecs
10 tho 1sntty nf a commission which ahnll hnvo
sho Miss!srpI nssr but ior cvery iiftie e st!cain
tho EASTERN H., slops af tho lssehy Mouit.
4 s;nSo4sd u the r.,Iss, i Would, y !n;sss:
tim ut lcHst. commit Congress to tho lctce
Committee fl powerful influence to secure their
objects by milking It possible for them to re-
fuse appropriations 20! every river aud hashor
Representatives from t!ies0 Stntcs. In ttlrn,
shtuld aKtro TINT tho levcp shall be bl,ilL Tho
The EionBe tu Committee OF tho Whole that it r.
very rrubablo that, wheit tho report ia tlnMlly
acted Upon by tho House itself, some Of tho bnd
every step takcn Inns t,een III tho direction OF
mnklnT hlrKcly-!ncrcnscd expenditures not only
possible but plubablc.
, 1880-02-06

TIE CONGRESSIONAL 0uTLHDK.
Special Dspa.eh to The CAteaoo TRIBUNE,
WATERTOwa, Wis, Feb, 5,-What between tho
Presidential cAIyRss md tho election OF Con-
8rcsstncn In NIL tho districts Of tho Stntc. tho 20.
lltlcal caliron In Wisconsin Is likely to bo kept
up to boiling pitch during tho present year..
As yet only 1nur1n1,rings uro heard regarding
preferences for Congressman, Notwithstanding
III aotno hf tho districts TIM sentiment ts well
defined Rlla unultstnhAblo In both tho parties aa
to tl'o coming candidates. in this tspeondl lls.
nnnlnation uf tho Hon. L. Il. CaHwell for n
fnHrth term, although 1t docs not simply witt,
Mr. CnswcIl's wishes tn De ngNH considered Il
Ean4ldnte for Congressional hu1iorY.
and the Hon. Il. il, WoMInun, al
s'uk. both sorving their respective counties
ia ia tho stato " @seliutn. hayo some following for
Hun. I. y. burden, OF Columbia, nro ruKnrdel
W their friends In tho l!nU OF cantllntcs, Int
convention: UPto ls7o this district wl4 consld-
pfcd EotEl lighting ground, but Il now dcelnel
QUO Of tlto safuAt A0publtcMn atronyhutds In tho
State. II cAn certainly 10 pointed to without
fenr Of successful contradiction that il hir. Cas-
wells hands tho Boconl Congressional District
h'ts steadily advanced III itA Republican bpar-
lnKN, At,tl Ii any event cttn bu rolled upou TO
uleet tho llppubtfcAn hDmncc,
, 1880-02-06

spte1a1 DsDateh 10 Tbs Chicago TFibuNA
I!uniIN0ToN, fn., Feb. b.-The 0rand Lodge Of
Town a. o. U. W.. now IN session In this city,
ctcctcd tho following 0rana Officers: Grand
Muster Workman, J. D. Nichols. or Vinton;
GRIND Forrman, George stnho, Ut Duhuq,,o
0ru1d Recorder, II A. Whitaker, Water0o
usanu Accotyer, Il. A. Wadlctgh, Of Clln.
Klsra: q. We Nichols, Of Essox; q, Tr'',sscc,
~. hoxandur, nf dubuque. The o1litprs elected
tho lava Ut tho urnnd Lodge wAB MtlOpteu pro-
wiling for bicnniut inkteatl Ut annual sessions.
, 1880-02-06
THE OFFICES.

Special Ditpdseh to 7ns Chteadu Ttfbtne
! WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 6-The scnnto, In
executive session, rejected tho nomination Of
John N. Morton by the decisive vote Of ten tn
favor Gf confirmation n1sl Iorty-two Ag1liust It.
Mr.. Morton will still rrtA!n tho Consn!ato Mt
Honolulu the snIary Of which Is 1900 per
annum. Senator voorhees,, of Indiana, voted In
favor Of tho confirmation ald Senator Mcdonald
voted against II.
To ths Ttssrn AtsoelatSd Frss'.
WASHINGTON, y. G., Feb. 1.-The Se,inte con-
0rmcd tho following nominations: Henry Lcon-
ard, Of New Jersey, United statcs Consul ut
United Suites Cons,l at that placo; i. r: Kitdrr,
Collector Ut Customs, District pF DunkLrk, n.
+; .lnlnes 4. conncliy. United st"tes 3! mIstret
NJ. c. Ilri,wlt, United Statcs Attorney for WytlI,-
Ing; q. \. Stonc Ohio, Agent fur tho 1rrlin1ls uf
r rostn"stofss@% s% lsco's!i,. % Elhu Enos. wn,,kc-
Ka,;s,s, X. ". sIrneoek, Council droSo; ueorsia,
Nenjata!n conly, nj Atlai'sa.
REJECTED.
nomination Of John IT, Morton, OF CniiforrIu, rs
Collector tt. Ct Internal Feycnuo for the First Ds.
Rejected by a yen and may ote,-2 ngainst 10.
WITHDRAWN.
The nomination OF Julius 4. Waylnnl to he
Postmaster at ffusrasonvllle, Mo-. wns to-day
Withdrawn.
OPPOSITION TO AN UNFIT AND IMPROPER Ap-
rolSTMESr.
,,!, M4sn!,,sofoS, : 3: S:.' ysb. s@TSe New York
, atcl Mt tho. appointment Of John Quincy lfnw-
aFd. OF Ohio, M Appraiser of tue Port of New
xq'f Sot Esn%;o Es e conEilns si + "ehf{ nd Ksra 5
nbfo TINT tic President will bo soon. calle
Is YOUNG MIN Df cnnAfiNr1tItn 1itcrn ability
, 1880-02-06
TlIE RECORD.
EENATE.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Fell "a motion by Mr.
Davis w. Va.1 thAt when tho bcnatu ullourus
to-day It be to meet Monday next, VIVA opnpsel
By Mcssrn. Hour And Paddock. Mld advocated Dy
Nr. Allison anil Dthers, tho fdrn.ee urging tho
backward atMte vi bnBIness, and thu lattcr ej4,tu.
tny thut bAsfnesa can be butter facilitated IN
committees than In tho Senats ut tbls stage Of
The .acssl0h. Thu lnnl!uu wA4 duicateG,-ypAs,
II: inys, u.
=, pr. Deok gavo notice that be would object to
:s'y hill hoing taken up out ct its regular order
'ot the cafcntur. - -.
, 1880-02-06
AUS'r1,IA.

v1ENNA, Feb 5,-Tho Resignation OF DR.. Won
strcmnyc, Minlator Of Justice, Worship, md
E,,ncnttoD; Is regarded ns n tlxcs, fuet. Also,
that lIaron Kriossnu viii bo appointed Minister
Of Educntlon as u rownrl to tho pnrty Of tho
Right for riot opposing tho bill rclAtIve In tho
Mlmn%!strGt'on % q 1sosnfn; Such NJ nppoint-
tutlonnsts OH tho Left In tho Cabinct-
, 1880-02-06

Nntlc1, tho nddrrHs III nrAwcr u tho specoE fruE
tho throno. h'th referred to tito dhtress In
EMrl drnuv!!c deprccato,l tho strona Language
9f Phriir!!. !lo kR!tl no was tttDriy HppuRod II,
l1nnlp. laNlo. hut rnfDrnl fn lnon government no
mon.
Turkey. and tnlt1 tho Government hnd tnnllc d
prnMsiltoit which there was pycry rcAst,n to
1re Would br'nE the scek in nar 70 conc!,!-
vclve1 frnm Hir .Ilurtlo Fn,rc. 9ive prntniso 1T
thn carrying nMt tho schcn'c Of the confederation
oppneesi tn anllc1a,lorv IN Aiahanlsta., ami mi.
assorted thHt tho chnfKcs Of cruelty aKt,itist
trii H.,l,crts were ns.lpportc:i by documentary
tnsn'l'erlacnt of tho United Kingdom.
Tho Duke Of Argyll followc.l. and nttnaked
Gen. fioborta md tho Anglo~Turklsh Conven.
1.nrsl Cranhrook replied to tho Duko Of Argyll,
nf,tl drfriHfctl tho NnsHs1,ment~
rho address was tlion agreed to, md tho House
TIFF MAHs1ON-nousE COMMITTEE.
n,1nLrx. Fol-: J.-Tho Mans!ot,-fInuso Con,-
mstttp report taio amount received to tlnta Ea,
5 1 n ttrS tS t2 to n@taa to fra It, st'eS Stv ws
llishop ot Mcnth, saylly tho Co,ninttteo enjoys
tIe sontl,ienco and Is entitled to tlu gratitude
ol LILO eo'''''s' Ansr.r
Lords 1scaconsfeld and Salisbury wcro not
present ut tho opening Of Parliament.
ExTlIua1AsrIo RECEPTION.
Tho Queen'a reception l,y tho crDwl In the
street Wna very enthusiastic. Bents Ia view tho
koynl rrocGss!on fetched hGnvy prices. There
wis tho .lh,nl scnref. for Guy Fnwkca in tho
coiinrs ct the House Of Commons this morning.
RuhlEC1H FOR PARLIAMENT.
Tho morning .journnls .aRree Il, tho opinion
TINT Irish md AfEhnn ntIntrs will receive il largo
nlsin,Int OF attention during tho coming session
Of Parliament.
MORE RELIEF.
1toME, Fob 1.-The Collcgo 0f tho Propaganda
will gso 1000 llr0 u tho relief Of irish Distress
nEI.1EF HILLS.
In tho 1fo,,so of Commnns, Sir Stafford North.
catc. Chnnceldr nf tho Exchcrucr, va nuttco
!'ill sAictlcnng tho measures Of relief for Ire-
1nnd already tMkrn antl fer further rcluf. Alex
under n. Sullivan, lnine-l&tf!o tpctnt)cr frul1
Lolth, Hntu notice that ho would tn-rno1row
,noyp for tevc 70 Introduce bill ror tho better
s,tspcntilg th5 scrving Ut wrfts Ut ejcctmrnt for
1lu,l-phynhent OF ront:
OBSTRUCTION.
Charles NowtlCENto, Conservative member for
Wnrwfekshrr, HLyo notice Of hts Intention to
nIcr resolutions providing flr tho s,,scnsIt,l OF
tnGlnbers rs penalty for obstruction Of legisu-
tfon.
AMENDMENT 10 THE Address.
William Shaw, lIotne-1euler, from Cork, savo
iiiE tho Government for fnilMro to takG efficient
nltlsurca far tho rel[uf Df tho distress In Irc-
land, afld cAlllnE upon tlom tn net In TINT rcG-
ton. Tho amendment concludes with tho HtNtC-
merit thAt i y essential for tho pcaco and pros:
eotnprciicnslvuy on tho questions rclntlve 10
ANd-tenllrp tho neglect or which tlut,, is tho
true c,iltsc Of tho constantly recurring distress
iu that pArt OF tho country.
, 1880-02-06

NEw York, Fob 6.-.rho lnteBt reports Of de-
struction wrought by tbs storm of Tussdny show
IN i1cressa In the nutnl1er Of wrecks and loss Ut
lifs. Two moro wrecks hHyo been found ncur
Long llranch. tnukinx dx within q tiIstnnce of
SIX lnilas, tivna wHr, lost of Sandy Hook. A
nsls,brr of h,stlas u.,d othor indiuntiuns Of q
WFruk inAtCtl Adh0re Un tho Nuw Jersey cu.,st.
1hn llfu-HnY1nK Grews knvnu lcnrly nifty Myua
SIA0 dA1nng0 u C0ney lylMnA II over hlN5Q0,
, 1880-02-06

c1tAS Ca'
- 4 LIFE SENATOR Ill.
FAn1S, Fob. 5.-1saao Aaolph0 Cronl!cux, life
n1y -, M ,,,.r,,
NJ. aha nAsA oS sHASCE'
IA1Hs, Foo. o.-Iao spoolo III tho Hank oi
Franco Increased s, or OO4 fr,nes tho pust week.
SENATORIAL rGrcr1oy.
pAn,a Feb. h..nr p,u, pr1u,o minimum, ~
TIM isItrcuo icYt i,.u hnos, afn~f" ,Is antn y.
tn snrrrt.lT'n,,mt iiss Mnutnii.nt aness"t @ nuu ~,
fnntinS Itart nv nv rI,I.t ~ntes' oeesa'eo' w.
As N w,,,. =, .t,'rt ~ 49,. :. ,''s
9'ta NA1l'"Af nieAsTEh-
TARIH, Fefl. 6.-Ihe calainify which occurred
~ r. .tu ". .u1.1t iMtttpte ~ CllCus lHcanHy iAkht
~, tsrst t,,ort ." WIZ ostI.e4 Iru;n
tiin ti,n ,ptst rMni,,. arn . nv Ma!cttay
Callnt tlo puyfQrrlt. The tllifnhnr wonnI1s,i II
computed ut stxty, md OF these son,e uro likely
to die. DeudDnilG, the engineer OF tho trttjn of
tho circular rW!lroll, died yesterday. lii bis
nnte-mnrteln statement ne Faye his version Ut
tho particulars Ut tho tGFr1bl2 disaster: lilo wns
, 1880-02-06
SUICIDE.

Special Di.pqteh 10 Tho 0teaoo Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tonn., Feb. S.-Josurh smith, Of
Young HprtnEa, q stattnn Oh tho l.ehanou brunch
Of Tho Nashville, Chattanooga s. 1t. Louis llatl-
soad, 1ftoan miles from Nashville, Instantly
killed himself lltt!o paat .,o.,u to-day by sttot-
il1Y himself through tho heuu with u plattI. It
IL saia that 8lstDr OF Smith hts bOon acting
tAkp hls llfQ.
, 1880-02-06
AT CEDA1, RAPIDS, IA.

CEDAn NArIp9 In, Fob. ia fire here Inst
night destroyed large 6tnount OF woolen-1nIll
machinery belonging 10 N. II. brown, and valued
at nbout 1000. on which thoro WINS 6l1,0n of
insurance In tho following cumpantos: State,
of l,ss Moi'es sl,to0; Ior!llari, 5000: Western
burg, s. .UO: New York, Now York, 81 ,BOj; New
itMmpshrr. <l.ND: Trattesmen's, Now Y0rk,
xlaA: Fairfield. Cnnnccticut. $500: Commercial,
II y suppOscd to have been Of lnccndlury OrlgLn.
, 1880-02-06
WEST INDIES.

IN llUINS.
NEw YonK. Feb. 5.-A lottor from I1avann snys
tho Hcent earthquake loft MI tho public build
fugsnnd most Of tho private ho,lscs except these
Ut wool, In Sun Cristohnl, III a heap OF rllIsa
, 1880-02-06
Louisville. BOARD OF TRADE.

1pse$a4 45sspoteA 70 1N Ch4sdTo 1Fev""'. linz
/: 10uisv1f1K Ky, Fob s-Tho formal ope'inI. p.'1iI.
Of Tho lsoaEl pt Tpla tpok place ut their ne III,
ilg on Third and Slaln stroots ut II oeeoc. IN.
mornings End y lIrRe orowl wus pfsseu.sss fs.nsrs
aludlny u Illlmbof Of strangcEs Tbs p''''ai ai
WIS sfaqtod in Is1a by J,H Iltb9qw. Ut ~ s ss
$1A4QU, ard was purchased Last summer ~
noard OF TTndo for 500 U01-
, 1880-02-06
VARIOUS.

CRY or MEXICO Jun. sO.-shocls Of cnrth-
qunkc wore felt Mt Corlobn, Orlzalu, TrhnucA,,,
md Vora CRUZ Jan. -. Sumo dato they woro
fcit In Cuba. No dnmnge do,e.
THE GRANT PATTY.
HAVANA, Fob. 6.-Gun. Grant md pnrty went
To MutnnzaR by epcetnt train this morning, whero
tAgy Will visit tho cnvcs, and return SaturtlIY.
, 1880-02-06

new York, Feb. 81 40 n. m.-Ihc largo nix
story chair-tactory OF Smith l. Crane, IL, md ls5
West Twcnty-etghth street, Is now In tlntnes,
other buildings. many hydr1lnts be}ug frozen,
md tho trG1llen find dIllIclilty IN obtaining Il
Euotl supply IT wntcr. The loss OF Smith s.
Cratlo Will rcnch $10OWQ
, 1880-02-06

SPfttd! DAraseA 10 Tbs Chiedto Tribune.
CARL1Nv1LLE, =" Feb. 6.-Dr. William a.
1tnnortson, aged r ycurs, died nt his Residence
In this city this morning, very suddenly Of npo-
ptexy. Ile WIS IN OLD md wealthy citizen, ind
prisca III this county, estimated nj fy0o,UU0. lto
stitutons.
, 1880-02-06

Special Dispatth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
ELdtN, H., Fob. h-At a meeting hold last
evening It wis decided to give u popular pater-
tainn,ent at Du Iiu!s' Opera House on the l4th
inst, and a ball ut Mondusssnhn on tho SUING
evening. for. tho benefit Of tho distressed tom
niltry iii ireland, Tho enterprise IN l,cIllR uipl
by nii clMssps, ind promises u, result largely to
tho leue!it Ut tho Irish rOlief fund,
, 1880-02-06

JUDGE 8. II. HUNTINGTON.
HA1TF0RD, Conn.,. Feb. a.-Jutlgo y. II. Hunt
inyton, formerly of tho United statcs Court of
Clnlms, died last night.
, 1880-02-06
A FAR-AWAY SAW.MIll,

- aPstl"7 OHpa7th u Tia CA1edPo 1F1bUHS.
QTTAwA, Fob. h-btr. Johl, Malthas left 10.
night Tor tho Northwest Territories. lie takas
With hlIu $4,000 worth Ut plil machinery, all pf
w4ieh WIZ manufactured III cal,ada Ills mill
IL atlnAtt! 1T Rat Portage. alld, vixen completed.
viii hlvo sawlnE cnpacity Ut nJEaU ,0U feet pr
seilAtIIi. '- -
, 1880-02-06

1aAyESwoltrii. Kas.. Feb. h-ln Emporla and
ono or two othur places Il nav tllse.lsa, which,
doctoss do not understand, IL prevalent among
the children. It tA rush, resembles u,eAses,
nv " vefy contagious. It Mas brought hero by
have proved fAtAl,
, 1880-02-06
1lELGIUAf,


- NUtV1V 11stNHt kEtIhUe
LONDON. Feb. h.-Tho brussels EUrops (news-
rapcr} statcs that Mgr. Ynnnutlti, tho 1npat
Nunclo III that city, has bcnn orlcrod u Vienna
to replace CnrlInal Jaenl,InI, rccnllctl tn 1tsne
tn s.persudo Cardual MINI lla papal Secretary
0f SGlto.
, 1880-02-06
AT DIDDEFOlsD, ME-,

1sfppEronp, No., Feb, 5.-Stnplcs' marble block
WIS Rttttrd. and jordan s I3rylnt's brick bluck
bully dasnngel by fro to.dny. Loss, s35, 900; in
sllr,ltice, {::A,O ,OO.
, 1880-02-06
Germany to- Order Enlistments in
the Province Of Alsace.
Lorraine.
Eleven Pcrsoas Killed md Sixty In
jurcl by tho French 'Isatlroad
=, Disaster.
Spirited Debate on tho Church Question in
tho Prussian Landtag Yes
torday.
GREAT BRITAIN.

queen arrived ~ the House OF 1ords ut tct1
speech from, Lord Cairns, Lord i1lsh Chuncclor.
hrr Mn,ostv hnr,a"f ~ ,,nel, a. 1,I, o,,I ~;
T., ~, ...sy u. 1ia'atu " pneN ~ G."' hhu t'o'u
Cairns , at. taon reat' tho speech. Tho ceremony
ruE ouErs.s srprcu.
MY1onDs AND elxxnrsxrs; It is with mitch
sistnnen ~ nv rn.n.t,t NJ NJ rasatis a"u ,.t, IT,
MI liza poyers R cntI,, srisui ha Wo ~
Hrcus anr TX ~ 1no Gnse OF
tcnc sep ~ fnr;e, au In "f rafaniene has t
uMintrnnncn f Ernau mnsc Ut ;o 70 n,I,, tno
h5wyr a] res ~ ms y IN ona q, or, " G
ugrunn VIZ a. %ten tSo tug VIE has Infected
tio far tho Snppcssnn ~ tn s,avn tf G"nsG ,s
thnt ~ IL ny ooxeTsn.ehe anu
s''''' " ~" 1n'poti.i MHjes'y, tho oultah'
.... Aft1IrAS1sTAN.
At tho close Of your last session cxprcssctI n,
hope tunt tho Trcuty Of G4ntumuk hn,i hnnn,v
Terminated tho wHr In Af9hanisttln III con(orjn-
iIy Win 1tS provisions. My envoy, with his rUt-
uH, H., H. W. nonorap!y rcGoiESI anu entertained
oS.r ny ~ 'Ss liz nYtis ~ EsD" u t,t GtEnsen, hoW