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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
Marlboro Township.

Bradheld Elizabeth. 4 pe%nW ~ 10 90
Blackford A u s,..o"..."..",." q "a pm - lW II
CLARK John n,...............,.. G w%se so so 81
Elliott Mary s........"," "a pne O .W "a
Carl George ~ 5 Re12 Nv ~ DAY t2
Miller William Il s..,.,,".". IA pnW 70 ~ 10
Montre W,.."... 10 ps 12w@hW ~ 10 II
Ohio State Of".-.".r........"," npW12he % 6U !49 W
,....... ......,... 7sepne 43 40 576 O5
.....,.........u. 7s%wnw Al 40 32l 26
,,,.,...... e15uRnw i3 40 507 06
................, 7 nR w%se 43 DO 1854 81
,...........o..... 7spw%ne 81 20 81 81
Z e%nW sc so 02 80
,..".............. 1904 eH al ITO 543 p
,,...,........... 7s%W%ne % so 219 70
................, 7npw%sw A so 3g6 90
1IpsW IS TO 80
Il IA 1870 10 90
Stick Ter Iohn......... Hnpw15 nW 10 $40 so
Seigley Emanuel s h12sW 50 1880 10 81
o. pgt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05

BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. 2, X. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Ul month, at 7 80 O'Clock P. NJ, at its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building.
Ali Brother Knights, In good standing, are
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
O. L. BROY, O. @
n. B. MoKnx, K. Of r. and 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
NOTICE.

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED GABRIEL
i MoRGANTINI, Of the town Of Eureks.
Nevada, my agent to collect all rents due ana
coming to me, on all property owned BY me n
the town and county OF Eureka. State OF NO
vada and hereby notify the tenants occupy.
ing said property. that no 10 the only person
authorized to receive said rents.
PIETRO MARTELLETTI
Eureka. Nevada. April 1. 1850. I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

rU,HE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
Il American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
In regard to the Union, can obtain the same by
applying to the Secretary, at Armory Hall. be-
tween the hours Of and O'Clock p. NJ, daily.
A. O. BISHOP, President.
A. M. CAMPBELL Secretary. ap17-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
RED MEN.

VJyNNEMUCCA TRIBE, NO. Q. IMPROVED
w Order of Red Men, hold regular coun-
ellis at Masonic Hall ON the third sleep of every
seven suns, at the seventh run, thirtieth breath.
Sojourning braves, warriors and chiefs, are
cordially invited TO meet in council.
R. NJ. BEATTY, sachem.
MAX JAcoBs, Chief Of Record. al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

TvHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
i listing between J. Meyers. Of San II rancis-
co, California. and NJ. j. Franklin. Of Eureka.
mutual consent. Mr., Meyers retiring from the
Arm The business will be continued a. here
tofore under the firm name Of M. ]. Franklin
Co., who will receive payment and receipt for
all accounts due the old Arm.
J. MEYERS.
N. !. FRANKLIN.
Eureka. April Q, 1880. alo I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
SOCIETIES.
BULLION ENCAMpMENT NO. 10.

L. o. o. F..
HOLDS REGULAR SESSIONS ON TIE
III First and Third MONDAYS Of each
month, at tn O'Clock, p. NJ, in the Foley
Richards Building.
Sojourning Patriarchs are invited to attend.
CYRUS B. BIDwELL, O. P.
PETER ANDERSON, Scribe. mrl0-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity OF Tanks, 400. 900 Gallons.
ALL NOW FULL.

VxrATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill. In any desired quantities. st sll
lower than can be furnished from any other
source. Water deltved twice daily to private
families, miners cabins. saloons. etc. Tickets
ranging from 61 to 80 cents apiece, will be
sold ct the once Of the Company. on Ruby
Hill. W. B. HARRUB, Proprietor.
T. W. PEARSON, Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
T o r Z N T

NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS. -
IA situated next to the residence Of ie:l
Matt. Kyle, Mob Hill. Apply ON the premises.
Eureka. July 20. 1879. jy:D-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
House for Sale.

DRIcK HOUSE ON MOB Hull FOR SALE
Id south Of water-tank; two rooms, wood
shed and water. Apply to the z. 4 Q. Lumber
Company.
Eureka, January u, 1880. janis II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05

H7n A WEEK. $12 day at home easily
0Iz made. Costly outfit free. Address TRuK
& Co., Augusta. Maine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
EUREKA LODGE. NO. le. F. q A. M.

VNHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU-
i reka Lodge, No. 16, F. 4 A. M, will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall the fourth Monday
Of each and every mocth.
Members of sister lodges and sojournins
brethren in good standing, are cordially invit-
ed to attend. R. SADLER, W. NJ.
W. p. SrEIcHELMAN, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
FOR RENT,

A NICE SUNNY ROOM, WELL ADAPTED
IA for an once or bedroom. For srucn-
srs spply at this once. fsbs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
NOTICE,

LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N indebted to A. w. Campbell, are request
ed to make immediate payment and save pay
ing costs, A. W. CAMPBELL.
Eureka, January 7, 1850. Jan stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05

MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. e., II. o. o. f.,
MEET EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING AT
Nl Odd Fellows Hall, at 7l30 O'Clock. All
members of the order, in good standing, are In
vtted to attend. r. j. DOAK, N. u.
JAS. W. SMITH, R. 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05

sPoRTIss News at home and abroad, together
eminent divine, LITERARY, MUSICAL, DRAMATIC.
PERSONAL and sEA NorEs. There is no paper
In the world which contains SO much news
matter every week as the wEExLx HEnALp'
which Is sent, postage free, Tor one Dollar.
You can subscribe at any time.
, 1880-03-10
AID FOR IRELAND.


DILLON IN CHICAGO.
John Dillon, tho Irish RBitntor mud land re-
former. was nt tho Grand paciho yesterday on
his way to Ut. fatll, where ho sponks this oven.
ing. A TRIBUNE reporter had brief talk With
him.
IL am engaged" said tho gentleman, "to
speak until tho 18th Inst, when close at Doe
plains. do not cxpcct to snil for lrclAnd for
rs weeks yGt; NJ: parnel wi!l leave ior r.
a tprash ~ tdS Sc 1sta @ gcsns a1nsa u tho meantime
~ u understood tint you hnyo schome on
han f9r Sognzig to evietf tonants On the
In M!nnuaota md Ncbraska:"
I'VE expect to plnco evIcted tennnts on lands
tn Minnesotn @ or - NNcoraskn, II i is neccssery 70
think that Ia fich enough 10 support I'LL its
wors II il eoes t. eecssty 81 sfses .s Wo 'p Do os
propoen to nuke tho schcmc scctariat1 at all. In
fnct, thoro Is no schen,e Of colnntzatfon con-
cnctct Us yet, and. II thero u, It Will take nJcw,
gsats ana GHrst'an nike 1t will b0 nom
1r",IM,,yy? "no you anticipate furthor trouble in
:" Yes. the, trouble will GONE when tho May
rent F,Snts cone la9 The landlords Wy tnsst upon
win DO enforced. Tho people haye no money
W@heroMwlth @ M t.. to Pay ronts, a'ia We don't propose
On the oss I'D teto my s etas
forced on these poor, suffering people,
- The reporter 1nato y, s1mo tnquirlea IN regard
reference to tho change ftl tho situation result
nnt upon tho dissolution Of Parliament
Mr.. Dillon said thnt tho election which had
bcon ortlerc4 would be ono Of the most exciting
over known III tho british IAles. 1t wns ilnpoe-
s!blg to forecast the result. but whether tho
Ferries secured Il now lcnsp Of power or tho Lib
crnls succeeded in cArtur1ng minority OF tho
seAtB, tho ca11pnlKn Of the l3Dme-Ifufere would
bU puahcd. lilo felt p0sitiye that Mt lcust Av0
Irish constituencies which havo hitherto boon
reckonc.l aafe for tho Tories would rpturn
Homo Rulers.
The rcpnrtor inquired what tho effect Of d
Glnt(stOnlAn SitcceKs would 10.
Mr. D''ou replied tlmt In all probability tho
Lllter1slH would offer cortntn concessions IL tho
Irish National party: But tho1o was no reason
my mpro than that which blndly follows tito
tltctatorial leadership Of Lord BoaconRticll
would offer 1rfshmon anything satisfactory or
propoto my adequate remedy iior tho ,.osIla
Was vury willie dlatnction between tho English
Liberals 1ll tho Irish lIono- Rulers md tho Int
ter did not cure ono whit whcthor Mr, Olati-
stnno or tho Marquis Of Harrington led tho Lib,
ernl party, for they could hope fDr nothing from
other. With respect e ~. arnol!, ho saitl thst
old constituency, tho County Of Mrnth, and
wM,ld nuke tremendous fight With every fuui-
cation of dticCgRS.
, 1880-03-10
FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.
ftr

f.ox,nr sro.,,, !" ",rho st,r. = ,.,. r. l.,
tts rcriow of i'm nr,tiah uroIn tro,,n ~ -. ~
wnoL scva. ,rha ,.sstto, h.s 49,, sa.sa.h, ~"
"ees' n,sa. ioo msa.ner hhs peon 6ehsonnnlo'
a cdasl1cf7old urea OF spring gratra has boon
soWn curly and favorable scctl- time scctna
likely to 10 securcd. Autumn.sown wbcnt nrc-
sonts roncrnIlv a sstI.foctorv anrcormnco m
49,, -, .".' e"ee.ssss' n~ "Ppoa.""ec' As
n'H" u" paAtuFcs' oHertn9s OF uoale'Rr'~f'
wheht as country markots were generally seanty,
farmers hnving been occupied with Held work.
rrt,n ,1orur,1 fnr a,a ,vhoot ~, ..,,t,,, h. -
a.,.,., t'n 49,. luz "aoa. .l o""tiN n"H so.
cea"y oeeh pretty aot'vo IN the provinces, btlt
III London tho reserve shown by mllers re-
, 1880-03-10

ferrcd to Congress. because tho Tr"sicnt fns
PIepsry power t2 nss y Tho scfsrred
which 6c. i poweflcse 10 net or. Congress haa
unlimited power over the, nrmy mil nayy to tho
Gon aKes q the e PrSsene ae
Of tho army, but Congress can appoint
HrBllr OFFfCRH uNnER HIN,
4 II cheoscs. It Is tr1,o that tho IGR'stat!ye
hrapea does not possess The pHs1.1onlK n,sr.
!iterato tho Inv t1nrosinK tllsahility. Tho Leg.
tntat1Tr can repeal tho punishtng law and arrest
the execution OF a sentence oven nffer conv'o-
MI. Mcdonald denied tho Insertion TINT there
was no review of ths proceedings Of co'tTt-
cisfons on sfIs point. The effect of thc srnnttn9
Of ncr trial. ho continued, is to remit both
and place Defendant before tho court as 1t tlr.t.
Therefore, thoro is no bar 10 legislation rcopcn-
Mr McIlonntd then proceeded tn consider tho
evtdonce IN tho case. saying TINT whether or mot
The l,oard bad power r. Il t, administer oaths eth
sta'f ot,cors, % thst teeanlesliy Pops wss III t
which ho hid often natls umo,iloSly. tho Goo cort,
under tho articles Ct war, would have nnd to ho
authorized BY the President insteal nf the Com.
= composed Of men likely to be intereetei in tho
oase. two Of them. 1tickGtts and King. being
essns Il 0t ths Se19Ef yioRs e. a
troops. Pope wns
THE REAL AcousEn
and was tho first and chief witness for tho
hfr. MoI]nnA1d took up and commented favnr-
ably on tho printed rcrnrt nf tho 1lonrt1 Of Ne-
view eIoncfAting Porter. lio safd Ricketts, and
orders as did Porter and tho rnpil!ty ns r0rtcrs
movcments tnrl,assca that Of either Gcnernls:
$HF md nj NlfnI " lima ihnt
, 1880-03-10
HAHN'S CREMATION.


PiT7suuR1, lhl., Sfnrch 9.--Tho body Of DR..
sanAuo liuhn, Of Now York, to 10 cromated ut
Wash!ngtolt Pa, arr1yed curly this morning,
but lli not reach the cremAtory until about ..
m. Nothing hna bcen received here from WASH
lnKton concor,,tny tho ulattcr, but, " tho fur
once "" plaoo IL 10 ret"rs. It L sal3 II tlas Il
Dr. 1luhn md hia .fAsher-in-law, Abrahan
kaunmnnn. agreed last January that Whnil
body was orc1uated. Dr. ttahn wns natIya Of
ltunRa1y, but had boen pFsctirins In New York
Later-The .vohloio drawing tho remains
broke dawn, which o4usesl u d0luy In rpuchIpg
the cr0n,atory. Tho body was placed 10 the ro.
pleted. There was no Excitement. very fuw spec
tAtots being plpsept,
, 1880-03-10

bAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 0.-ThB following
manifesto will appear ia tho Cal tomorrow:
tS's @ tho mofso f e &c fae peessat e
Eanization M nt cittzens. known ~ tho Citlzons'
rr9tsotiya n!nl9n, my bo rsoresy undoFstood M
Ing statement Is subtnitted: We DECLARE tho oh
1Sets and purl,ose ot tug orgnnizaaon to bot
g f Is the u6
tho restoration Ut confidence In tho security Of
ltfo and property fron all violoncc; fourth,
trics, and business q tho people. ali Till We
tntonA md expect to neeompllsh within tho Inv
mil by .pcRccfut methods.
Tor public good. It attacks no political party
5 nna is formea without regard to politics: We
eYs ssn the tine s c %hen 5
tended TINT tho limo shnll now be distinctly
drawn botwecn those who arc n favor Of Inv
Ct csos ana peacefa pspery, a and soss
srohy, unrest, ana sestraedon.' Xii Xii d' sood citi-
and purposes aro Invited to jnin themselves to
th!s 81 MGrK&nlzatlon by signing, tho roll. There IL
stand nsatr'1y Ia th}s crss T liz %s Can % cnly % IL
Tho agitation which VIM begun aud carried
Nae,ncnt of chlncso immigr1tion, has de9ener-
sG 1nt4 carnival Fl upHdcns
tho scandal Of tho t!n,o, and brought dlshonor
upon American civilization. 10 long nB the
pfocceed Without oSjection, To- tho whols POO
pie Of CAlltornts recognized tho er!ls of Ehi.
nose Immigration, and united to oppose 1t by al
prcto1t for tho Organization Of largo boilcs Of
armcd Mnn, wh0@o declared purpnBe Rro mas
ser y Sslg anoa 5 szS
THO oltlxens nf tho CoMnionwealth haye dotcr.
minud totnterposc their powor, md DECLARE that
hero, and ttAt tho public thrent4 Of tho accom-.
p!ishmrut Hf @ sYch Wicked and inhuman doslsus
W. tbs @ 9ts,1 w not r. oafSF toe,ate I'd
e,nized ior ovi, and ia thoirs secsst W talls arc
sSa 3 aps s1a IL ey
no nun 10 deceived. Whoeycr s,f|l woaf|dl i1sn III
FIRST count the coat
Drtla y secrot places, tho nightly trump in
s6's s. sFs hreas s.s e ase e Rs
leaders, u mi intolecnble menace to thu pcAoo
ant well.bsiilg ot socloty: II 10 harp. s intend
OF furCu will bu hencoforth colilncd 70 public
pat,nsaea p, q Il, open day, Tho city wanta peaec,
p%Sss p. i f eEewsy ss Ct IT as,ny x
orter, prepared far thom By vicious, isrcspotlsi.
bic. and sellsh LADDERS; We ask thon 10 ret!cet
a m hs H. 1f aw ny teo ee
sacef.il remedies for public and private wrollysi
that neither tho Chincso question nur a!9 other
tu unlawful foros; thAt the honest. ,ployciI,
H1 noeF haSo - ~ sy,sh q sl
thE,,ixhnut California, md 30 will they liz nnw,
Let all turmoil eeaso and truo men unlte for
nlay again 10 qutckenod. our Industries pit IL
motion. and business restHFett. 80 that nfl WIN
a @
, 1880-03-10
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,

CPteR4F OWpHttN 70 1N9 CH@fH90 9fIb0N.
nELvlprHE, Ill.,. March Q.-At tho corporation
election held at thla p,nco yesterday tho llcouso
party came on victorious, three at tho tiyo
Trustees elected being license men. Tho result
ia ~ follows; Ltc"nsv Trustees at large, Ezn.
May and William Haywood; Prohibition
Trustees. Mayor OsgotM and Joseph nartlett.
lasilea ta'k mn Autya part by hn|dlng prayer.
iIluatlnxs driug tho day and distributing tick
ets IT tho pills; Thu IlceAae party are slulta
tul!lanl over thor victory, -
BAN FAASClsG.,, MMruh b.-At the Oakland city
seCtton yesterday tleEo were two Tickets In tho
former Mado oean sweep by maj0fltiea rang
tux from AU To l,+lU,
, 1880-03-10
STRIKES.

PoT1BV11I4n, Pa, March 9.-Tho puddteTs a. :
the paln Alto MILLS resumed work on tho basis o.
regulating wagos in accordance with tho ps1eo
Of r1ltis. -
LBErosA, O., March 9.-Tho employees Of tne
Q. V. It0a!ing-Mill hAvD struck because tho Ce1a'
pany employed 4 hrngs- roller who has peep
"hIaGk- -shceptng." 1t Ia likely to bo q lock'oa1
AZ nvIther purity ia inclined to compEomlse' .s-
, 1880-03-10
POLITICAL NEWS.


6psetal Dtpateh 10 Ths Chicago Trtouns
DECATUR, ILL.,. March 0.-lt having boon hu-
thorltatfvoly announced TINT Judge @. .. sm!tn,
Of Champaign. Is candidate for tho Republican
nomination for Congress Ut this, tho Fourteenth
District, 1eadlnF Republican, hero express thetn'
Eclvos ~ hoartily. upposol TO such rent4T'
They claim With almost ono voico that the psts'
ont Incumbent, tho Hon. ]. g. Cannon. ls the
man for tho place, nnd tho nun to return aooss
all others Mnny I,soplo hcro admire Smith a.
Judge. but they do not believe hb possesses
tho necessary qualifications for Congressman
Maoon County Ia solid for Cannon.
, 1880-03-10
DOUGLASS ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE,

5p{sta1 VHIR1stH 70 1W Chsta90 3NbNN,
LEAyENW0trlt, Kas., March 8.-Tho heavy
shackles which wgrs put upon ChiSt Douglass
after bis recent elfurt to escape from conine-
Ment at the guard house ut Fnrt Leavenworth
were to.tlay found to be nearly tiled In two. Tho
Chief WIS mora heavily troncd, and bus closer
guMrd taaA ever Tho flu Gould not bo found,
nellaer ~ II known how hG obtained 1t.
, 1880-03-10

Fellows' Compound Syrup Of Hypophoephitfs
wli not only silpp)y the wasta gelng on II ~ .us
greater tax than before. It viii 'l,npart vtgof
and promote clear conceptions to tho lnteluEt
" Viii atTenRthon the neryes and give I'oHes, - ~
OF ths body,
, 1880-03-10


speetat O1spdtfo 10 Ias e"teaso 5foahs-
"AstiNoToN' y. o'' DiAteh a'-ihe ANIMAL ra-
port OF tno Llpgarlan OF ConRFess hnB 1tist been
printed. me acecsslons to tho l!brnry from I'LL
sources CURING INC last fcnr wore sl,s17 books
ana Eooo pahhphtoie. on tho 9st OF Inst JANUARY
.ao tao ~ noeaEy comprised as+0S' BOOKS and about
Eo'Wo patEpI!ets. III mo course OF tho year H.
hD BOOKS anu 1'foi pamphlefs "erc deposEted
unaer the Copst1Ahe law. Other copyright psto-
Ae"uoHs. consisting or ulusicni competitions,
maps ana cnarts, enSavings. etc. were deposited
70 me hamnef OF about ls'uo. Mr. spohord nEa'n
cuts me attention OF CONGRESS to tho crowded
conul tion otthe library, which pt'eseaes neAr'y
tWnu books and moro than 10o0oo pamphlets,
ana Ems shelf-room for only 2s0oo volumes. 1fo
ro'hafks that, "Tho couoetions tf tho library
present spectacle OF ovorcrowding and ar-
parent confusion pnsnful to behold, obstructive
TO the Librarian and his assistants In
inc discharge OF their 'tutfcs. and
extremely ln1urioua to tho utility OF tho
library. both to tho two Houses OF Congress md
with perfect truth TINT tho orcrcrowdcd condl~
noa Of INC l!pfafy was staha11s8 utsgrace to
1onStess. @ Ifooaoly hotnlnF VIII W doho 10
mipo w. 1ala elsaFaco aa .ohR a. Inc notnoeratl
p.f.y .ouAlas eontFol OF congress. 70 tho mass
OF taat paf1S oooks aro bat useless lanocr' und
any lumoes'1oon' @ 8ood enough 10 ehcltcr
SENATORIAL CAUCUS,
The Republican scnators held cs,tous this
.naus .attaa ~ spses W tm9 sao'oc's: rls., wnAt
o4s hro orou8nt up WIN polttlcal una rostriettvo
leg1slation OF nl sorts In thom; second. whit ao-
tho latter. tho onlnion xas nraot,na,ly
+hst 49, roa 'a. ~
IT,. ss,.,. sss. ~ ~. pe' t'a"a' .at ~ !.1pau"
fndarstns - niooo ~. ~ T,hn uoste. hnn T., y,
11aesstea s 70 plaoo slS !oaa Porter haek n 10 the
Union army. As to thn appropriation bills, no
, 1880-03-10
De LESsEPS IN CHICAGO,

At tho mooting of the Engtneors' Club 'nss
evening. tho President re4d letter from y.
Chhnute, Of Now York, advising tho CUP
that Do Ltssepa would pWss through Eal.
propsety ii giving elm rropor ssecptioi,; TIE IT,
PRESIDENT snKKested . dinner, hut 10 .la,. tonh's
actlun WINS tMken to that end. though col|lt1a!t
teo consisting OF Mcssrs. CrcKlsr, hmth. aaa 's1
M0rchoties WIS anp0.nIea To mako arrangements
for entertaining tht distin9MLahMl FEoncitnnN,
, 1880-03-10
ncEAM STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON. March p.-The steAmo1t Acadia. 1loo'
Now York, 6a,nAria and iatrl an. from nos9on:
and Lord clIye, from Philadelphia, have as1asea
Uut.
NHw YoAx, March e.-Arztved, Egypt. from
Liverpool.
, 1880-03-10
Vicious and Reckless Men with
Devilish Designs Warned
to Desist.
Whoever Would Begin Riot, Violence,
or Arson. Must Count
the Cost.
Sand'Lotters to Do Polntedly Requested
10 Leave tho CITY.
Kcarney Insists that Those Favoring tho
Chinese Will Be Marked.



srsttat M.nat.h 10 n, csttnoo Tttht,..
sax T,,axc,sro Mnrot q -rrno c,ttxon.. pr,.
tcnt,vo Irnto, ,hn a.,rot er,,on,snt,o,, ~ ltd,
,vna nr,,,,oa,, t., tr,t, - 1o,' ~ 1ss
+n.,nw ,ss,,ns .a,''i' ,..i,,is .,snx.,a's, a,a,.
IN nm vont,o,na, n,,tr., s,oa1 tha fn',.,,r,r,s
n1",lt,o. ~''"~N '~
mWc. tho ,ra,rst,no, h,rohv ,,,,ao, MR.
hclvcs 10 nsslst. in iii tnwfti ways. fho 1ernllr.
constituted authorities In tho preservation Ut
pai!a pnaiGic peace p ana tho nroncrty OF OUT fellow.
ar"oo fionnttnr s"oao p"t 'oeco "e
Thta nin,1ro Is o,,,,r,,, Il, , ,>,o,, ,,,o,,+ .,o
air. nr n ,,nnk .tonis sr,so h,,m,rn1 hoers e
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gnrs mi ami, ,1",asItarv - t,o,j IL,
rcanoraIi,io f,,r the o,n ro,t,r ~ H. s,,n"4-os
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whIlo r. Ia thn,nbt -, ,,,.rrt 49, ,~,,, In a.
.ornrtn,, hv +ho unni. r ot.ars nv .hn,,i,1 tor
oynmn, :t,oon,t,orv fros hs,si, ~ ~
st,nntnr1oa ~ ,,o ,,,o,,,,, T., th"t ,"rtt,,,1os
1ornlitv r,t, tn c-nocto =, ,r,tnot ~ ,-nnnr+.,
on,l n,,,Iuh o,,t,1nnr, ,,r,,,,ti,, .rS Iantai,,,
si,oni i vIn1,nc., In ut,ou,ntn,
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rr,ss,,.o .ar,,, ~N~1 -'' "'-''''A~''s -
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...n.,,,,I, 49,, "s eee nts uoon Nv
,,n',s srn,nth, r,",aT,se ~. ~ ~ e,os
but by tho piece. Tho stagnauon is bronsht
to losc. Il I'm. bcrn ,.otcrm,nctt tn sbow them
thot ,ronn,.n - h,a s,.,.a ~ ..",i ~ ,.tas sAeA'
'"'s p'"peots n.s t'suto w WI ~ ~ uulac8'
~ Ae PtfEeFH Assoetaetd i'rfsa-
6AN FfASCIsC0. March 0-During tho dny
n}.<.,+ i'm .,.n ha,o ,,... n,,.,....1, .kt.,.t-
, 1880-03-10
NEWS IN WASHINGTON,

3T1HtfH1
WASHINGTON II. G., hfnrch D.-Tho Caltfofri.
delegation had nh informal cunicrcnco ,s.s
night, and discussed tho question ut oomrrn,s
catng with tho Administration Respecting N.
condition Of at!airs Mt San Francisco, and .tbs
course to be pursued by tho Government, n
wns 1ccttlud to awntt Developments, TIM arn.-t,
not tAko any fmp0rtnnt Rtcp without cdts1,ltinag
tho delegation. plsnHtchcB from Hun Frnncias
to-day hugo hccn less alarming than thoso of III
pGSt two Java. Va s9o
, 1880-03-10

EpftRdf UWT1Ith to 1h4 ChttaF0 1T7bNN8s
6ALKNA, ILL.,. Mhrch 0-Thn 1rlsh-Amer1can
benevolent 6ocloty OF this city haye resolved to
torcKO tho customary celebration and parade
1t. tntricks paY, and have iuvitcl tho lIon.
OF that dny, under thalr auspices, for the hcnctit
at tho suffering poor In ireland. Mr. ehtssler
hh& HcInnfef.
, 1880-03-10
EASTERN STORM,

NEW Y0RK, March IA snow-atorm st1let
thts city at half.pa . to-day. Tho ator1n avg
mails arp aging at all the stations along The e9as
from Norfolk up. At th4 port the wind olo"s
twenty-five 1ullea an hour. -
, 1880-03-10

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 9.-rIacar1s are
being posted in prominent placcs about tho civ
warning employers Of Chinese todcsIst from I'm
practice, md yag,se1y limiting at tho terribe
consequences in tho evcnt Of refusal. AnoIntnl
reference Ia nlau mntie 10 tho condition Of ths
unemployed. It Is signed "Councll Of This
teCu,H
, 1880-03-10
TURKEY.

PURSUING nhi0ANDs.
ATHENS. Mnrch 0--Tt,rkiah trp0ps hnvo landed
Mt salonca to purslo tho hrEBnnds who captured
Col. Ayngp and wife The belief IL that the
landing VI tho soldiers is n serious msstAko.
, 1880-03-10

NEw ORLEANS, March D.-The House Commit
tee iii tho Hcldcnlniu caso reported resolution,
to cxpet him. lfoIllonhnin, Nopuhlicnn member
Of the ffonsu from Orlcnns, Ia chnrHcd with at
tempting to blackul1il tho city authorities.
, 1880-03-10

M1nnLETowS. N. Y. March 0.-At tho charter
election hero to-day Ave women were 0leetc'
members of tho Heard nf Educntlan over .hsg
O[1CGfd.
, 1880-03-10

GOOD FOR PEORIA.
sptetal Dtspaseh 10 7hs Chicago 7tths.ns.
PEONtA, ILL.,, Mnrch D.-Tho rartlcll Relief
Committee to-day forwarded $3.50 10 tho rarnell
Land I,on8,le ut Dublin, Ireland This makea
e, 40 sent from this city,
, 1880-03-10

In tho poorest quarter Of RoEnc, three weeks
ago, y crowd Of fAmlHbinx Worknien stopped u
car.load Of bread. and ID tWtakIinY caxr1cl
Ill o0. IheEV u tetTible deatltution thert,
, 1880-03-10

The beat Investment ever made, ssi1 Judsu
R.. ~ be lightly walked along 10 sns 1ur-
prise Of bis frasnds was 6O centa for st. Jacobs
Oh. which cured mo of Fouk~