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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-29
NOTICE
--OF-
R DGIS'2 R A T ION

TOR THE PURPOSE OF REGIS
4 tcring all persons who have be-
come of age since last Registration,
and who have moved into and have
become citizens of this Parish since
that. time, l will he at the follow
ing named places, at the date placed
opposite. to wit:
Alexandria, September LIST to 18th.
Pineville. September 18th and, l4th.
Boreland's, September 18th.
Big Island, September 10th.
Holloway's Prairie. September 18th.
Asa Bells, September 18th.
Labat's Bridge. September Goth.
Wells Store, September 22d.
Red Store, September 23d
DeLoache's Bluff, September .24th.
Union Church, September 25th.
Hineston, September 9th.
Ten Mile, September 2Stl.
Calhoon's September 29th.
Randolpb's, September 3Oth.
Cheney vile, Ostobera lst..
Lecomte, October I'd.
Weems' Store, October 4th.
Tramway, October 5th.
Alexandria, October 9th to Nov. 9TH.
will also at the same time erase
from last registration, all parties who
have died or removed from the Parish,
since last registration. Persons know
ing of deaths or removals will please
give me proper notice of same.
j. r. ANDREWS,
Sept. 8. Assessor.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. =. $40, 400
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DISTRICT OFFICERS:

Twelfth Judicial District - Rapides,
Grant and Vernon Parishes:
A. Barbin,. Judge
2, G. Hunter, ..... District Attorney
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LIST OF PRIZES:

1857 Prizes, amounting to-. .Sll0,4O0
~ Applications for agencies or Rates
to Clubs should only be made to the Of
flee in New Orleans.
Write clearly, stating full address,
for further information, or send orders
to NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
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All our Grand Extraordinary Draw
ings are under the supervision aud
management of Generals
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
and JUBAL A. EARLY.
CAPT. AL PRIIBz
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CITY OFFICERS:
FIRE DEPARTMENT:

President. JAS. Andrews
Vice President. Jacob Gelger
Secretary. .....s'ss.''' q. noSo'e
Treasurer. Fred. Scheu
Chief. William Rexer
Asst Chief. John F. Graham
COMPANY OFFICERS.
Pacific Fire Co. No. l-Pres't, j. K.
Thornton; Vice president, j. N. Bar
rett; Secretary, Moses Mayer; Treasu-
rer, Moses Rosenthai; Foreman, b. c.
Duke; Ist Assistant Foreman, Jas. H.
Rausdell; I'd Assistant Foreman, John
c Goulden; Custodian, G. W. Glynn.
Meets first Wednesday in every month.
Stonewall Hook & Ladder Co. No.
1.-Pres't, John P. Grogan; Vice-pre
ident, DR.. A. Racial; Secretary, A. B.
RACIAL; Treasurer, j. Geiger, Fore
man, P. II. Kerrigan; LIST Asst. Fore
man, A Weinburg; I'd Asst Foreman,
Frank Graham; Custodian, j Benoist
RACIAL.
Meets first Thursday of every month.
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COMPANY OFFICERS.
CHURCHES:

St. Francis Xavier's, Roman Catholic.
Rev. j. B. Avenard, Pastor.
st. James, Episcopal, Rev. Herman G.
Duncan, Rector.
Alexandria Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Mr.
Harper. Pastor.
Synagogue, Rev. NJ. Klein, Reader
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PINE TLLLE.
TOWN OFFICIALS:

u w Bolton, ben turner,
E j Hardtner. E J Barrett,
j w Moffett.
Board meets first Tuesday of every
month.
Jas r Waters .---.......--Ma Magistrate
NATIONAL CEMETERY:
John Benshoof. Superintendent
CHURCHES.
Chapel of the Sacred Heart. Roman Cath
Ollie, Rev l.. Menard. Pastor.
Chapel of Mount Olivet, Episcopal, Rev.
ii. C.. Duncan, Rector.
Pineville Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Mr..
Harper, Pastor.
SOLOMON LODGE NO. '221, F. A. NJ.
w A Griffin, w M; Robt Aaron, S w;
Ell Hardtner, J w; T ID Johnston,
Treasurer; G. w Bolton, Secretary;
JH Richerson, S D; Henry Walk
ling, j D; Louis Abadie, Tyler.
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SOCIETIES.:

OLIVER LODGE NO. 81, F. & A. M.
John j. Ferguson, W NJ; w 0 Dam
mon, w; Marx Klein, W; Ed
Guard We'll, Treasurer; A Hilton
Secretary; Julius Levin, S D; Jonas
Rosenthal, j D; W f Blackman, NJ
of C; Henry st. John, Chaplain; j c
Wise and B Gibson, Stewards; Sam
Fellows, Tyler.
Meets first and third Saturday of each
month.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC BENEv
CLIENT SOCIETY.
Rev j b Avenard, Spiritual Director;
LV Marye, Presidents, John 2 Gro
gan,g yice-President; A B RACIAL
Recording Secretary; JOS B Racial
Financial Secretary; Patrick Kelly
Treasurer; Xavier Ransdell, Mar
shall; Peter Thomasee, Sergeaut-at'
Arms.
Meets first Sunday of every month
REBEcCA LODGE No. 240-I. o. B. B
Edouard We'll, President; A Heymau
Vice President; B Hirschman, Moni
tor; Jonas We'll, Corresponding ant
Financial Secretary; John We'll
Treasurer; b We'll, Guardian; I
Mayer, Wagden.
Meets second and fourth Sunday O
every month.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF RIA
PIDES.
Edouard We'll, President; B. Hirschman
Weep President; Jonas We'll, Secretary
Lazard Ehrstein, Treasurer A. Heyman
John We'll and l. Sackman, Directors
Meets on the first Sunday in each month
, 1880-02-25
VARIOUS.


LONDON, Feb. .i.-A.Yiccs ltuvo boon received
VI tho annexation by Liberin, on mutual uutl
peaceful terms, OF tho Important country nd
Jo!ning tho intorior fruntier Of tho Republic,
known "a tho Kingdom Of Aiodlnn.
EARTHQUAKE.
HAVANA, Fob. 2i.-Last night light, oscllln-
tory shock OF earthquake WIS felt ut Sim Chris
tnGa!, and this morning ui,Other mud violent
shock. accompanied by u noiso like IN cxulo.
sion.
col. 6YN0E.
CnNsrAHTfHnFLE. Fob. a.-Au English snuad-
run hns arrived At Halnllcn to ECO wlnt ctit1 be
doug for tho retcnso Ut Cnl. SynYp.
ADyHstStA.
LONDON, Feb. H.-A tolcgrum from A1oxnn-
'rin Atin0stnccs tho departure 1T tho King Of
AbysSinia frutn nohr. fntor, which Ii In rovolt,
to collect M lF,ny ut Tshot9l, ComplGto at,Ar.
chy prova,s ia Abysslni..
pEIt5IA.
Sr. rETENsAuRa, Fet,. al.-A nrIvnto Telegram,
f,n 'flsits reports Tint Persia ii actively nsso-
bling trnups. nnd trustworthy Information hHA
lNci rettlfutl that tho ptrdAn ar1ny will march
on uprat.
, 1880-02-25
TIE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. sa.-A number Of no
tlttons wrrc presented, nsking reduction OF
duty Oh chemicals used Ia tho manufacture OF
paper.
Mr. Vest presented a petition, signed by over
1000 cIt!xeas Ut Missouri. kansas, Arkansas, and
Texas, praying such Legislation Rs snny bc ucccs-
sary to open ll,.liRn Territory for settlement On
terms just to tho Indtan tribcs and honorable to
tho Government; also a memorial Of various
ch'ois and beads Of families Of tho contcderateti
Peoria and Mimi tribes, praying such legslu.
lion aa may abolish tenure In common, aud to
give Indians ttle III sovcraty in the Iutlian Ter-
ritory. Biz. Vest, III presenting those papers,
sa tat a' 1ay %sn0sy uayya false and tho ss sts;
3s'' orory H. fs 4sst topsfnnE foS 81 81
who tseyaa @ lie issrs iss a cosla ss
9ISiiizst;Si': and. 9 I'll pn.st!eai Psrpose., "a =
report tr,m Tho Cnnlln,ttoo On Territories pro
" Si!l!n1 i fnr Sgrtatn ohanEcs III tho government
lsela,loas, reported buck to tho Senate u joii.t
VIII % sna si hit sSe e asnlplttSe5s bs
!!lsehIrggd from its furthur consideration, it hv-
sSsx sSasx s aaossf s,'ss efSt of & ESa IN e Es
81: Voorhcos intrtH!useia u biii for this pay.
ss!GHt ~ tAo ,AVtAo VI AfA0&Aullue uTQmkQ{ OF
$Iu h1ld buck on aertXin valtohers for
lsrtstltlFs work, and npprUpratIny taU to
uelruy the funcrnl e1pU4tscH. Dir. V0OFhees
spnke cl6gnensly of tlD eerytces Of Nrums.ii,
and was followed by Dir. Morrill, In the samo
straln. Tho bill was oE4tered printed and luid
on tho tahlU fDr future consideration.
Atr. Gurdun presented rcsolutlons 0f tho Socio.
" Of tho Army OF the Potomac, requesting
!cginlatton for tho preservation Ut data relating
to tho hnttle pt Gettysburg,
Dir. WnllncD presented resolutions Of tho I'hila.
dglPhia G1Ard Of TrAte, praying for tho pas8uRc
of bill providing fur thu proulpt settlement nt
disputed questions arising In elections ot Presj-
delt nf tho United atutcs.
Ar. Harris, from the Committee on Epidemic
Discusses, reported, with amendments Till tu
!ncrcaso tho efficiency Of tho National Doani Of
llcnlth. Placed oil tho calendar,
Mr.. Ferry. from the Committee on Finance.
reported adversely on the bill to provide for lie
seseauanuo OF ccFtaln st0en unsl9npd National
bank notes. tndetuitly postponed.
Mr.. Plumb, from tho Committee on Puhltu
Lands, reported fHyorubly tho House Bill ahpi-
tshinv tho military reservations in Dakota, OF
FoFa Ab0fUrpme!C, 6ewartl, and Nanaoul and
opanInK the lands th0seof to settlement, Placed
on the calendAf.
Mr. HayAgl, from tie Committee on Finance.
reported joint resolution, providing for = loinc
committed oI members Ut the Finance Oomuitt-
toe Of the Scnate and Ways and Means Commit
too ot tic House, " cousder tho aile9ol lossos
, 1880-02-25
TRANSPORTATION.
AMENDMENTS ~ ALDu1Cu's HILL.

OWtkt A]pNiCA TO IAe tht<hP0 1ffht1u<.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Feb. A.-bir, Wilson re-
turned from, Now York to-tlay, and hns been
Joined by hr. 9. II. WymRn, at Ct. LOTUS, repre-
Sontattve Of the intercsts Ut that city In tho
Asdrioh Immediate Transportation bill. There
nro two amendments proposed To tho bill, one By
st. Louis nttl ono by the express companies of
Now York. The 81, Louis amendment, which
Wyman favors, md which hns beeu sent By
Morrison, Chufrman OF tho Subcommittee
or Wnya and Means, with the text Of tho
AEdrch bill to tho Secretary pf tho TREASURY
for his opinion, will probably not DO opposed
by tho Chicago people. 1t appears That
tho st. Louis merchants cnnnot now inport
bulky articles up tho river except they make
their clearance at New Orleans. grent mauy
bulky articles, snch us Iron. eurthenwarc, md
caustlo soda, nre imported. Light packages
that cnn be brought ZIP by steamer and PLACED
in Emil Cnbin untler Government scnl 1ru
inntlattons for bulky articles. During Gen.
HrlstoW'a administration Of tho Troasury Do
parttnont le
CONSTRUED THE Law DO THAT
cord could bo placed over tho bulky articles on
tho Mississippi River stenmors, und tho cor!
scaled with the Government seal to tho deck,
Thta order Secretary shormnn nhrogatcd. Thu
tlLato Transportation nut III orslor TINT biiIky
articles lnay bo imported direct in bond b5
btetltncF.
THO amendment proposed l.y tho orprcs, COM
pahtts prt,yidp that tliese oompaniea may bu
I'ormttal to import direct to interior citrs III
sealed trunks ,tutinblD pMckngcs without brlak.
tho ecnnto In n separ1lto bill Tho roHrceonfn-
tlyes Of tho asdrich bill aro not tlisposod TO nd
inK thnt Il might co,piicntp tho lii, SecsatSry
sherman hnsrefcrreI tho letter Of M0rrIsdntWith
t!ie Altrich mud tho Ut. Louis amendment, to x.
ton md ropurt. TinYto hts benr III Now York
Tor tho laat few days, Sir. Wilson thinks, IL
ascertA'n the npnlniis OF tho New Ynrk In
upon tho Aldrioh bill. Mr.. Tingio viii to.
mnrrow ,,'Isn kiye iearins to Representative
th9 bill, after which he viii drlft his reTort and
submit 1t to tho Secretary.
, 1880-02-25
rapor md tte chemicals which m into Its ruan,,-
facttru. After II gotxl deal Of urginr, Mr. Fort

rapor md tte chemicals which m into Its ruan,,-
facttlro. After II gotNl deal Of urginr, Mr. Fort
snld;
"The Paper bill IL now IN the hands Of tho
COMMITTEES on Ways and Means, with very favor
nl,le Indications Of nh curly pnaango. hut tho
Ctnmlttco Bay. hpwnver, TINT thoy must
Eot tho sllRar question disposed Ut first.
Tho nn1nrtty nf tho Committee have
expressed themselves to mo as ,lcterminc,l 10
rrrnrt tain hI In Hnn,o al,opo. They inay tlcalre
cr hvc eSy to h%y "t @ tc ting 5 sr rse ss
;,in.lt ~ M ~ what VIVA wnntcd; TINT It wes mot very
Rtrktna n % te n nar ar ia ~, r. fret t
rea,ly lelp them mnrn than tho repeal af tho
duty 2,i pater could hurt them. Onu pnpor
aiiro t what il ti duty wus taken On 81 Oh Hin tfo
ohenlioale they cnulM mnnufacturo suInu grades
Of pli'cr for rxportatton. Tho pAper companies
lto sai that ID lhoKht tint wo ought 'i not 10 Re.
ti.iEo tho turin below ~ por cent, Tho G!ll pr,--
Ssrs to ,t,,!It fe1ce t r. i pcr cont ie th3Rht
fur protection.
"i)o yo,t know" continual Mr.. Fort, "that
rs Sr;s ;;!'y ;l',; ,9se{ioa u, @ of ao ,sr They conc
io hnrm IN taking DF tho rough edges ~ plcco
3 Tnr apE g. 81, risS1nFr Froole okG: !: aa s,
to tamI,er, in,teh viii. I'M tnrir ot present. 3
"ltny abont tho Aldr1ch Hland-Transporta-
"lho Adrich bll lsvory favorably men toned,
outside "f New York city. THO Western mem:
s@t e" { bat T. inSHs ct II sn& nd
Will tkH Kt,o GAre IL 1t IN tho House at ieIlatT
"Whnt Ia tho stnt.is IF tho
wAHiINURS-uOSNELI.Y MINNESOTA Covrrsr7'
1.-THE repurtt 9r tho Conmi.tcg strikes tc 1sc-
whose seat Is HMfe. II they turn out Wnstblr,,
thoy X cnn turn olt a.,y # us. We viii rot mialu
, 1880-02-25

Duke Ntchufns With completely III the fnto ex-
rloslon and tho plot ngnnst tho Cars llfr.
Many additional arrests hnvo been tna,!e, 1T
Guiding n number of students.
The latest advtecs frn,n 81. Petersburg report
tho situation there ms NEST critical, and tho for
cigsl population nru IN constant apprehension of
I'M uprising, III which their lives might te sAc-
riiiced. THO excitement Is Intense, and many
distinguished fNsnilIes express desire to leave
tho c!ty. Tho Government. however, Inns re-
fused ID gr1lnt tho necessary passports. Even
III Itussnn uillriUl circles feeling Df decided
uncertainty prevails hnt 1t II feared thnt In tho
depended on to put down any lns,lrrcet4onary
movement
A rtCrATON pEMANpRn.
LoNnos, Fob .4.-Tho Moscow Gazette de-
nnnats tho appointment Of n Dictator to npro
e1cctunlly crush NIhilats,.
CONFESSION
LONDON, Frl,. GA pnris correspondent
lcnr.lt that Hartmann confessed that o wns eti-
Gagcd III the attempt to kill tho Czir at Moscow.
, 1880-02-25
DE LEssEPs, SCHEME.

NEW Y0stR, Fob "a.-M. Do Lcssups and some
OF bis cpgtnoets arrived to-day lu tho steamer
c0lun frNln Panama.
Tho Panatna StaFa Herald says: "Tho canal
route has been thunnghly studied, Ia d!llcul-
ties Investigated, and practical plans laid for
thelr succcsxful trcuttnunt.
"Eho mhterIat hns been obtAlnfai for tho set
tletnett Of A disputes rs toqunntttics cost :cic.,
una aly pru)udtcca IN tlle nlt,lx OF so,nu uf TIM
menlhers ut tha Commission i,aya bces, luluoyc.l
~ to the PruetlcAbEfty u II tiIe-IuYcl CN,lui.
The .whole work. Including oYery uyrlituajity. i
set down ut My ,tA UN irultta, ur tltt, ,Btj Uj
Complementary studios It'll y0inK IN will r,-
lNc!nlcrs nf tho Commission helluyU tint iii,
tntlrp enterprises will mt IuvDlyu an uu.luy "
l,ihrp thAn lWO0o .uD. The tf.ue allowed for tho
work Ia eight yenrs."
, 1880-02-25
NOTES AND NEWS.

900, n,.n..... m.un "sp ~ ~ ~ Io1S foHta""
~, ,r...-. ~ :, -. S''~.s~ A''DAs.'
nh, a,..n',e..,', @ =. ~, roo. "1.-eoua.oF s'ooon
""' c"'li1ent!y o2pects 10 Roe q vote IN tho
per cent LInd bill, III tho scnhte to- morrow, md
there will then bo a struggle for the f,nor hc,
tween Tho fr]nnr,a of tho 1,ts 1,h, norto. ,aste-
t,,t,on I'M osa w. au - -. ~ r Iosto
.! t'.ion n.i anu INC 1t1ohoa OF tue Gcnovn award
distribution bi'l Senator Randolph Is undonbt-
ealy sincere In his desire to have tho Fitx John
Porter cuso ,l,acns.od hit oth.r nat,,or,.. ts..
INT II nnv hrin~ m t,n s."ain, '1ia,,.s, 'oaf
.A"t ~ t"} "ttuH VI tAo utoAdeu alscussIoh bc-
80" .o sAst"A'S Asct"otoAna u4o INC Nopcl
tHNauete' IL ~ Ha1 illlposs'ole tnh1 ocllnt0r
n"uaolpn may % pcfmlttod 70 make his speech
III iae forfor casc. md that 1t may thou bo laid
oov. 1,orrs n.ar
nrtvotc ,,,sno,oi, sror, ,,ra,nin.,. ,,.,x
~ r'i'"o u'slH'ton itoia prominent oltt2en OF
cheyenne gives tho dotai's OF tho lottory OK
pnsuro at that plncC, in addition to the facts
stated In tho nresa report published this moru-
ing. It upppnrs TINT Spates. tho Secretary or
tho Territory, was olso cf,,oorncd viii, t1iosckn
~ una.o.. w ~. .s u.u wv u'"toko.
, 1880-02-25

TllR DUKE Or EDINButu1s FAMILY.
1.OyD0S, Feb. a.-The nuku uf E.liuhurg
went tH Windsor t0-dAy to leave iis uliil,trull
with the QUEEN whil0 he gues to Russia tu bring
the Duchess home.
THE INDIAN uup0ET.
LONDON, Feb, H.-The Intlinn budget shows II
surus Of Gil9,O0 for ls7D's, and tho ,ati,r,.ltns
ior 1bsl show surplus Of Etl',DNl. Tito ul,oy,,
results ire roacl,ad utter pAyng from tho Or,-
nary royeluu alE tlit UharHus NJ, acuullnt OF tho
fanliuc, tho Afghan war, Atil tho frontier ruil-
Wnys.
..... WOOL BALES.
LONDON, Fob. H.-Thts rrilesday) evening the
priccs ,wers tlar.ennH Iii 1i,..tiY cnsGs II to III
!.Duye tug 1polil,1F Tntes. Tho lArRoat rise wus
III eroas- bred MoUl.
TlLANBvAAL.
In tho House Of Commons to-day Nr, Collstncv
NdbarhD gnye n0t!ce no would shortly uu,yo !.
resolutlon In fuvor Ut withdrawing from TRANS.
LOADING uIA1N sEI1rs.
In the House ur .culn,lons a scluot committee
WIS appointed OH luat!lnv xr,lfu ships.
DISABLED,
Vessels arriving ut Queenstown report having
On saK lwsny lon, ss est
I,rttoetltns Under satl with hnr propeller Eolso
a it1E left Lvcrpnol tn asstat hur.
TIE 1t,ME-nuLEns.
loNnoN, Fot. 9.-Tno Home. l.uio members
HlAer thu mo lion to gllegk nsatrueti, JsytOO Uf
which wis Xv1u by Sir StutEtrd HurtietjtU Atnjl-
tAy night After prutr,totgtl discussion II w,is
decided to pl4eU u number Ut ulMutiGlts,pllts on
Mlar, ntertnaly Mit!uK tho sllspull,llng pl,wur
hr.pnsGu " ~ vested III tho hpeAker atli con-
session.
FURTHER f'ovEItHMKkT ASSISTANCE
will be given In tho distribution vt rultsf among
ualwAy colst. ' ''o
aixTxax pEtsoNs DROWNED.
Tho blrk Btrnthnairt,, bound It, s{slbo,,rnu
from !h'Iii'pn. hlz 1eeM slltlk by collision Slx.
teen persons were drowned.
Et.Ei0IT.
THO 6P0FtsHtNn uHtlbrailQtst That E1lInft IN.
tellda - stAFt fur Amcrlcl In Aprtl tu nurttci.
puts III INC sesa1taa anu boat!nx cGntusts.
CONFERENCES.
The 1f'Nts announces tl,At tho JLl,cynl leaders
sr stafford Northct,tes resolltio,ls agMist oil. H.
str'ittton. Ihe Hume. lllu nlrIllhcrs huyo do.
tons, ''''''''
THE PROPOSED NoRuARNr 10 r1tg PRINCE
lAtkAIAI.
DeAn Stanley to-tlAy reoetve4 uo u.3,lrss with
lsan SlXnAturre, and XlyH Nn audience tJ IL
ucputAtls',, protesting uHulmat tho rr.,ptIsu,i
creGtlon ut u monument iii Westminster Abbey
y. y shs lneinnry Of tln pEiuue ltnl'Urial. Duuil
ter. at!A .aid x ho wero ~ give Why III lllis
ilstAhco 1t would upon tho dD0r for cGu,rlajnia
ttnlh overy purity nHalI!st hun0rs 10 rlvltls.
Ite!attvo to tho supposed feeling III AMvrttat
agalnst th1 rrretloil VI tho monument. ht, saId
u tho wur ot secession, tluir graves would hnys
necis 6capud with uil tho AUnurs thn IJlItni
btates could bcstnw.
, 1880-02-25

tr,tS iii ..,t.. L.
.,e,'. NS1't esH'e'''eH h'S argument IN bchhl[
y. 1.f' "Hsh""rn, eau or. uPeftnn' OF Ponnsyl-
s""l', spoke on tllo SHINE aie. Then Mr.. Hcltz.
mower. or Pcnnsytvnnia, tonk Nt, the ct1slEc In
fnv0r ut Mr.. f1nnrrtty, III read II 1nn1,t,sorlut
Rtutcu,ent II, which hn tr1c,f IN zho,v lint Mr
Wnsh RI hn,1 t,,n ,,,,,,,,, - ,.h,%n,, ,'s.,s
~ ,.',n. NV ..u ~. W "hu1esale os"ess
terrursed by Republican tncmlcrs Of
tho Conmlttcc. WIN cn1tcd hid M.
tertto,, r., tIfsr,,,.,,,,. 1,,,,xs",. ~.
n,, H. ~ c,'.,o, p""o,cs "c.meen nla e'te','
hha inc oflcial record nf foat'tnony rs printed.
II IA understood TINT Nj. lleltzhoovcr lost Ills
tion of hrlhnrv r. t,,r,,. n',t thr, ,,,n.,,,,,,
.nn.n,. ~ -. s'.,ety . u 'lIns uat TINT th"r""R"
sehtch or tho record fniIs to show 4 single III
STANCE 1T which Mr.. Wnstbrrn used corrupt
means 10 Influence ,ncn to vote fur him. 10
1"a "u e'.1alc1er OF tno testimony m th's s'e'-
Jeo', otle or TWO instances niay lso cited. They
afo fh!r samples OF n1l tho ctlscs In which
pnfngt.r IA At.LyuEp,
Emil shagrel, wns sworn.
,.sa, puesuon-" etato tho names or these mon who
stated TINT thoy lutl received money To voto for
sfr. Washburn" Anawnr-u nnn Hctrhc, ani,t
TINT he unt t.n In ,,,tt f,n A. yv.,,.,,. ,..t
rr,,nr s.,', w. sosv a"i ".s' aS.olFn+ Jun.
nttsue s"l' nc Was oncrcG u Tor hia vote anu
oco* ~ nt - d. uuertltl shtd Carl Flnkler Snli
!" M. t'at he ilAd Rot Il Rnck of flOnr.
littiU latOr Dnu 9ctohDl Wis examined. 1Ip
testified that ho nnycr told Emil shugrc1 that l,o
ha,l rt.crtyrt nnv ,nnrav to ,r,o ~. ~, ,vn,t
h,,,, ti,rt H.. 49,, .'.,.." ~ 'o ."' 'i'' ""e"
~, ~ ''t't w "us Hoser ouorcu hf1y money! ilor
aIa no over receive my money, directly ur
Indirectly, from WAshburn or any Of his
.,s. w., , " ~, 's. kon.'e'nhl, n'u, 1nf'acr'
tnNt ny FotEA uHu useA nl6 ihHlcncc for Mr..
, 1880-02-25

The enti-thlr].serm addresses were circulated
for additional signatures yesterday afternoon,
and tho canyasscrs reported considerable suu-
cess. About 1000 names in all wpru obtained
TnH TntnuNE cnn surrender space this morning
for but frhction OF tho list handed In. As
mhny names aaaiu ure loft out for want Of
sp&oo to print them In. The addrcss is as fol.
fowsI
tn The Republican rioters Of Illinois: We, tho
believing tho success Ut tho Republican pnrfy
At tho Presidential election Of November next
10 bp for the highest ard bcst fnterests of our
country, and Intending To vote fnr the candidate
presented BY tho Chicnxo Convention, hereby
5eclaro that, In our gupinon, the nomination of
70 tho pnrty ito strongest or most ncccptnho
nanddato; and We clll upon the Republican
votcrs Of this county and State to Unite with ,is
Ito taking etgps to SECURE n true representation
Of each. Congressional District III tho NauonN
, 1880-02-25

LONDON, Feb. s4.-The lhtrk Lane Er1ff:s
says: Flowing and sowing hnyc pncectlcd t!cs-
pito tho variable wgnthot, alternating sunshine,
winds, and rains, which gsrt1 floods III the mid,
land counties. Elsewhere IL fMr urea Of 1ntld i,ns
becn pllntesf IN wheat md bcans Vegetation Is
still buckWtlrt!. Variable reports co,ltuuD rtlh-
tive to tho condition Of nututnl-suwn whcnt.
Farm work is GENERALLY bch!ndhnnd.
Cattle hnvu thslvcn falrly. hut tho stoct Of
ro0ts ID rapidly diminishing, particularly t,r-
nlps, and sheep farmers nru ntixio,ss. flcpurts
Of tho condition Of winter wheat IN Scotland uro
satisfactory. Potatoes hive becn steadily ris-
lug, ewing to tho dcr,nls,l fur seed for Irc1ltl.
English whcnt, luth In Sfnrk f.anu aud tho
provinces, has bccn m.rkctcd III amnll quanti.
lies, and tn satisfactory condition. Growers
offered, 11id business Is consequently
VERY uCff..
Sales Wcro soniy, practicable Mt decltne Of SIX
pcnco to shilling per tl.t!lrtcr.. Tho decline,
noTsy,er 1t, primcy nleetsd l i.co!tlpnnl
don hnvn been fauderMte. Tho demand has boeu
chiefly II retail t'inr!etcr. rs tho town nlrrs
better Kr',1nd fnr the existence Ut tho present
qlotntlons In AmcrIr. thu speculative enter
l,ris.; Cnns'nptioti. however, Aucs on. though
talncd. except for is,lssian. ior which sellers ,,rr
sha 9h3 !" a'ssert ,t!s sss onYy ,nnFn MI
Mnizc still! searce on tho sput, N,il prlops i,1l-
rrovo1, both In Lohtlon ai'i Liverpool.
... HARLEY AND UATs
quiet; but for tho lnttcr III occasional advance
1T 8i per quarter wns ohtainntIc.
Arrivals ut pOrta Of Gnl ttstKter1lte. There
h1s lMcn II stcntly icmAnl for WHEAT, chiefly for
tho Unitud ktngum. ut III llyutlue Df Ia 10
y " per Hunrtcr. Only quo caTYo Ut 1laI1o ar-
rived, which brought ,..17s I'll, bclug IN Improves
mntyotncht t,s ot od per quarter
nuslneHs III wheat fur shipment was limited,
owing to tho inttliIcronce Of buyers R1,tt tho nd
temnnl chiefly for February lli,l March chip
ncnt, ut 2hs ttl s,s I'll. Bhlcs OF English wl,rlt
lust week. ~ .6N quarters, Mt 4a Id per quarter,
ASinst IT, fU lliariora ut 7s ii pur uuRrtsr tho
sAnie wcck lust year. Imports intn the Quilted
Kingdom for tho week ending Fchr1lnry II Wefu
!.ll.,05S hundred weights OF whcnt, una alU,JOl
hundred Weights OF liour.