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Fur TRIMMINGS, at L. Bien's, Eighth and
I .troafS
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Goops AND Prices THAT TELL.-Women's
pebble goat, buttoned shoes, sewed, sizes 2
to z. at 50 80; misses, IL to 2, at 50; chill
dren's, z to 10l 81 co. and sizes to z, at
81 35. These shoes are made expressly for
our trade by very large manufacturing house
in Philadelphia, and are warranted not to
rip See them before purchasing elsewhere.
Mechanics Store
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HEAVY BEAVER DoLAAN CLoAKs for S14
at i. Bien's. Eighth aud streets.
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SILK HANDKERCHIEFs for % cents, at L.
Bien's, Eighth and J streets
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RECEIVED on the 10th inst. some 50 dozer
new style of holiday hats. Mechanics Store
Hat Department.
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LATE STYLES, best quality. and lowest
prices. Mechanics Store Hat Department.
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REMEMBER the new Toy Department at
Mechanics Store.
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SHOES at reduced prices. Red House.
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CHOICE PErALUMA BUTTER down to SIS
cents per roll; IA pounds choice rice for 81 /;
best California oatmeal, 80 cents per 10-pound
sack; Paragon mackerel, 5-pound cans 65
cents; NJ. NJ. & Co.'S tea 1-pound papers, 40
cents, and everything down to bed rock at
the cash grocery of Il. Il. Paulk, 814 K
or
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ADVERTISEMENT MENrIoN.

A. o. c. w.-Union Lodge, tonight
land League meeting sunday afternoon.
Notice Estate of James W. Hobbs. deceased.
Purloined-Pair Of pantaloops and red drawers.
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TELL ALL Your FRIENDS, and do them a
service, that the Mechanics Store Hat De-
partment has the latest style of goods.
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LIGHT BROWN CLOTH CLoAKs for s., q
L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
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See THE New ApvERrIsEMEST of the Red
House.
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DERBYs FOR LADIES !-Derbys for boys,
Derbys for gentlemen and Derbys for youths.
Mechanics Store Hat Department.
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Go TO THE GRAND OPENING Saturday, q
Houghton's bookstore. No. 6l5 strees.f
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Sous OF TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENTS
A vocal and instrumental concert was given
by the Sons of Temperance last evening at
Firemen's Hall, which was well attended
and the following programme rendered: II
strumental duet, by Misses Susie Folger and
Matte Hunt banjo solo, by Fl. B. Chap
man recitation, "Friendless and Lone" by
Miss Hattie Nichols; song, Far Away
Where Angels Dwell, by Misses Alnira and
Della Sullivan. S. F. Hopkins and Mrs. L.
Howe; song, by Misses Emma and Susie
Taylor, Miss s. Foleer, pianist; recitation,
by c.. NJ. Gray; song Fly Across the
Ocean, Birdie" by Miss Josie Bragg; reeita.
ton, by Hattie Hunt; comic song, Squire
and Mariner" by Master joey Russell !;
song, "When Starry Eyes Look on the Sea -
by r. T. COIN; instrumental duet. by r.
johnson and Susie Folger; +" Beware" q
comic song, by Misses Elmira and Della
Sullivan Dressing fer Church." by Miss
Matte Nicely song, I'VE Shall Meet All
the Little Ones There, by Misses S. Folger,
Alice Coffin and Ella Bragg; Too Late. +"
recitation, by Miss Hattie Nichols; song,
Hush, By Baby By" by r. T. COIN !;
song, ''Hope's Faded Flowers Have Strewed
the Way" by Miss Lelie Thrush.
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THE "HAyELocK" DoLMAs. fur trimmed,
at L. Bien's, Eighth ard streets.
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STIFF HATS for middle.aged men-just the
thing-received this day. Mechanics Store
Hat Department.
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You've MEN's Atwood. gray Oregon cas-
simere suits. Mechanics Store.
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STEEL CLOAK CLASPS for % cents and
upwards. at L. Bien's. Eighth and streets.
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Our FRENCH kid foxed, matt kid top, side
lace shoes, that have been selling for 81 so
per pair, can now be bought for So % of G.
H. Stevens & Co., only. j street, corner of
EIGHTH
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EVERYBODY that wants hat should 90 and
examine the stock In the Mechanics Store
Hat Department.
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sugiresg Advertisements,

Auction.
sherbuTn 4 smith--Furniture, carpets, etc
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FUR TRIMMING, black and gray, at Me-
chanics' Store.
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Go TO THE GRAND OPENING Saturday, at
Houghton's bookstore, No. 6l5 street.
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GENTs.-The most convenient glove in the
world can be found at the Mechanics Store,
We have reference to those spring and beaver.
top gloves, kept in variety of grades, rang.
ing in price from 81 80 per pair upwards.
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vIs1r THE CLEARING SALE st the Red
House for bargains.
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NEW Nl1zA-'f y ~ II = m ~ OF
ELEGANT PURSES, at L. Bien's, Eighth
and j streets.
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LADIES should not fail to visit the clearing
sale at the Red House.
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DoN'T FORGET that our stock of hats and
caps is complete. Red House.
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ALL GooDs REDUCED at the clearing sale
at the Red House.
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Go TO THE GRAND OPENING Saturday, at
Houghton's bookstore, No. 615 street.
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Adams, Mcneil 6 Co.,
WHOLESALE GROt ERs.
PACIFIC BANK,
Corner Pine and sansome st,

san Francisco, California, July L, 1852.
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THE Mechanics Store furnish their Gus
toners with children's kid button shoes, to
10, at 81 so per pair.
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NV GooDs.-Every one thought It very
unusual and disastrous thing for an old-estab-
lished house like Samuel Jelly's, the ieweler,
to offer his stock at public auction but any
one going into his place of business, now that
the sale is over, will appreciate the results of
the auction. Old goods that had become
familiar to the public and an eyesore to Mr..
Jelly, have been sold and replaced by an ele-
CANT, selected stock of new goods fresh from
the manufacturers and importers, which Mr..
Jelly, having bought for cash, is enabled to
offer to his patrons at bottom cash prices.
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REMEMBER the new Toy Department al
Mechanics Store
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NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY during the coming
week at Mechanics Store.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed December 9th,

70 cases set for to-day.
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FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of boys
gloves of all kind-cloth, knit, channels, dog
and buck also cloth, with soft dressed buck
palms, at Mechanics Store.
, 1880-05-08
TIE FOURTH WARD.

ADDRESS TO THE vorEns.
The following nddress Ii tho result Of the
-rhird-Term meeting held In the Fourtl,
Ward Thursday night: ......
To Tie Republicans Of lte Fourth Hard: You
arm urgently requested to be present Ht tho
corner Of South Park avenue and ThIFty-thtrd
street. on Saturday hotwran and 1o'clock.
Tho gentlemen, whose names nrc presented to
you her0wfth hnte but ono ifll III vicW-tho
slccess Of tho Republican purity In tho 1'rcsE-
dental contest, bcffoylnE that tho peculiar stu:
vnrv u ase ~ bu e r 1re =.
dcot1ons and rcRnrd party SUCCESS as parA-
mount 70 tho cfaIm Of anr candiuate.
principally ollcehohlors. and mon IN the inter
csts Of G!aceholders,, co,nn,on'y cntte1 1.-THE
MAchfne." who. regardless Of the ptnples wishes,
peeplo @ i'll tic tao ] ]mac,ae. titus insa!ting thH n-
telligence Ut the vatcr and preventing htm from
chooc 70 nystU hs n9d hasS
prinary, Gut SEQ that t,eIr wishes are respeetcd,
on a 81 The onsnT rs hu aass e
tho delegates: i. j. Hitchcock. Amos granMts,
Il: u! lIel1InKs n; 2. Drapcr, !; Il. Woodward. 9.
J. % dbs )" sor l. " ssSy sne
Hoy. DMnha1n, ". ". Watkins. -,,,
The urant men to Clutch votes will put up
mixed ticket Intending to DECEIVE.
NO MISTAKE. .
IN The Friends af Blaine IN TIC Fourth Vdrtt:
To avoid any mistake and to pravont my Of our
friends froui betnv deceived by mixed ticket,
Vt S aS s9t y f. S2 SsHss
Amos 1rannls, N: e. Drapcr, e.. W. Couch, II:
il. +: Iiite1cock, i. H., Hsllin9, j., i; Wood-
ward; " Stewart, J. +. Gilbert, I: ". lIeaby
frienas in tho Fourth wa w xet1 aad sup
President Central Uaiuo Club,
, 1880-05-08
ITALY,,


PATHOLOGICAL. FET1: IN no3t1:.
RostE April 10.-Ycsterday at tho Vatican
grand biological fe.e, OF, MS It WINS called by
tho otiglnAtors, polyglot academy, was
given fn ito,Ior OF the exAltation 10 the Po,t-
tiiical throne of Ills Holiness Leo XIII. Tho
great haIl OF tho Conslstory WIS specially
adapted for tho OCCASION On throne s,lt
Ills Holiness, surrounded BY the personagcs
Of tile Ponti1lca1 Court two Car1linals,a n nuni-
bcr Of ArcllbIshops, Bishops. and other pre-
lates, tho Ambassadors of France, Austria,
Spain, al,d Portugal, and other members OF
tho Diplomatic Body accredited to tho Holy
See, tie llen.is Of the religious orders,
nnd !. number OF members OF tho
Roman. nobility. In tho presence
Of ills distinguished audience thu
scholars Of tho l'Topnguntfa recited abort
poems In forty-ntne different languages OF
the world, on various themes, celebrating,
according to the program, tho poM's name,
ll!y deeds, lofty purposes, tlle holiness Df Ills
life, his uncomfortable zeal for increasing
the l.stre Of tile Catholics the well-belng nf
llumu,l society, and the advancement of
learning. Aftar oil Introductory address by
Don Michele CA1nflierf, the rccftations. cnri-
'lltpncfng With TINT on the theme OF tho 1loMan
pohtiflcAte, in tho Hebrew tonguc, were
il1tlc, and wcre iutcrlulcd, rs they contf1l.
ned, With tho singing Of national SOnKs In
tile Claltlean, Arabian, Turkish CtngREese,
Armenian, Greek, Georgian, Rn ignria,,, R1u.
1nnninn, and other tongues, nltl. In co,lcll1-
sion. thp Slxtine choir sung tho "Apparult"
OF Butnl,
, 1880-05-08

q, the South. Tho speaker illuetrated tho
~ tho North, and said that Grants assertion
That tho people OF that aecnoh we're
friendly wns not true IN any particular:
rim Vcbpl feeling Of StatertEhts was not
,i.a,l: in fuct, not even nsleep. aid, Instead
" If,Inv ii for all time, tho Republican par
- - iaati nUrsel 1t until It had become Us Wig
y tJ,-n,1s mia and strong as 1t ever was. II Gen:
Grat,t was defeated, it would be ACCOMPLISHED
Nv lid Republican party. ,Thls party, was
~ Dic nf principle, and Its followers could not
+" made to vote for any man because fio WINS
the ~ ,,nrty nominee. Tie whole question Of
Ssi;oafrrrI9;lts IL would havo TO be fought over
ocw.fn' n5ul he wanted q man tried and trlC,
tEs'I; tse In;eble-i'earted @ Blaine q Maine ~
rrIsmts Of tho hero than any man since the
dnys OF Henry Clay. II Grant was
nnInlpnted he. sl,ould be satls-
fed. for, said he, when ], atn
',etw,eef hetH, Tie Devil and the deep sea, always
take 10 tie deep SEN" [Great 1auRlter.]
Hrn,t was, III his opinion, better nlan tllnn
emv democrat that could be named: but why
s,3,li lie DO selected, and. In tho 1,an,e Of atl
that was good, why should he seek itP lie
hi hrGn tho foremost 1nan Of his time, 80
r"enEnlzctl alt over tho world, and It was not
ieiittlng that l,e should again seek tho bnuble
Of power.
during tho delivery Of Ills speech, and at its
cn,cilisiun received q perfect ovation. Tho
meeting then adjourned.
, 1880-05-08
nKoENT INTRODUCTION.
: UNITED ACTION.
The Prohibition Of Military Marching
Across tho Niagara Foot.Dr1dge.
Fears that the Combined Tread Would Pro.
cipitato the Structure Into the River.
"Acsion and Reaction Arc Kqual,n brb
United Reaction IL Greater.


At,ovn Am n,.nonuIor fr,,4. .,,.tarn whIn, .n.,A
sr,e ~ o'uetoN''e" .o ~ 'uhu "I'e.4 sp". p.
tnc Nlngan River below tho falls hns boon
placed nn iron plata notice, forbtddng any MILL
tary or any ottor boly of individuals marching
aer,aa thn .tr7,ctnro Tim hrIdro fa .tronr
a.,o..s,. suas -" ~ -. u|N ao oaxo :. sst.k ~.
enough 70 carry al VINO may eFn~a upon II, nus
tho elegant vtre cnusowny from its 1noorfnos
nnh ,,r"cfnItato n ,nto tha river mi,
49,. - rs..a.s.,, sH ~" ..e., s
tno "ondcs1u! power OF compiheu anu hHfEno-
nEons action, true In tho physical world rs well
AZ ft. tho material. Combined pouers will do
1si"1s "ntu AA'AtA at4 hA1hhoAuAn "GAoH VIVA
, 1880-05-08
FRANCE.
.Alt{)Ik TROUBLES


PARIS, May 7.-Sixty cotton factories have
been closed ut Roubaix. al,tl 1900 persons
are Idle. Five thousand more operatives
llnve struck at T0urcotnE. There Is also q
strike Mt llouci,, a1ld many silk factories aro
closed. Higher wages all4 less hours arc d.
mnuucl.
HANGED HIMSELF.
The man who murdered tho railroad con.
tractor Oh the express trafn hanged himself
with tho ba,,tlages Of tho wounds l.e rcceiycd
iii tho struggle with Ills victim.
,I4ERsElS As 4 BitoWstAN.
PARIS, May5.-M. do Lcsseps is lartl ut
work, furtherinE Ills lananla Canal scheme.
At u dnrk scal,cu Mt tle Vaudeville Inst night
Ile demonstrated the wonderful alvnn-
tages OF the salt! canal, by the means Of n
n,ngio ial,tern or stereoptfcor.:: Tho gus was
turned of and thu light 1T tho lantern sloilo
u. the views Ut the istl,n'ls and Incidents of
tbs lecturers visit 10 Amerlca. Tl'o lecture
WIZ very Interesting, and the lnrge audience
WIZ delighted. Yet when tho gus was turned
up agaln great many were still IN tho dirk
III to ttlo financial! prospects III the enter
prise. 11u announced TINT hu Ind Just signed
u .lef'nit arrangement with tbs contractors
for the work, and concluded by llnplng tint
tho audience would subscribe ns untllllafus-
ttca1|y Us they attended his lecture.
NJ. do LcsseIH, In atlsitfoM to His dark
sea1,ce, also eui,tr!ved to Make II. Ernest
lkenul, happy by presenting hlM with u gell-
utue Mormon l}btu, which wns tho gift ct
brigham Youl,g'a SUCCESSOR. lr0plrt Taylor.
Tie puttlor of the "VIu leJeslls" llas NJ. ux.
celant subIcct4.ow fur his rare powers ut
satire. III tAtlay's g4utots appuarsA y lonK
pseudo pFoplinttc nttictu tltscrla,lng tllo fAl!
IL lilo Republic Il, Nuyenlbcrt l9So. The lIar-
rnfjv0 af,,,,a nj tfn tfXk pxGftlnE l}AgtN, Iko
, 1880-05-08
FOUR ENGLISH WEDDINGS.
Somo Now Notions In Bridesmaid
Wedding Favors and Bridal Toilets.
Is,nfnn Truth knrt} "a

soruo Now wotlon. In y.r1de.us,a.
Wedding rsvors ana uridnl Toileta.
Iesas. 11",A arg - =
,onr,,."rm 'so ., n VI s.'ss ogn1F'ce ~ gnsln,
Mi. George Ross, tile eight bridesmaids were
al dressed alike in white 1n!ltan muslin,
Nal io,,tn, 49,, ,'aS a sasns , -. 5.mo" eM
dafiodils on the ono sIde Of tho bodice and
IN tle tt ,ats, which were Of The same material
u q e s4 sas srrs sasd yeFy
dress was villa satii,. witi n ,d,m1 snt,"r.,
trnln, and i1,atl no trimming but n larRc bunch
pjain tnle veil. whlch Iii T., the nr,,,,ni ,,f,
ali Sides, was fastened win. tiiau1nuti uins.
wiicii form M part " VI ttc Sc set % niyem by Dhsr herr
mother;
worth, e]dsst JMilg1,ter 1 Of Mr. % anIi Mrs.
iiouhlawortj,. NJ d!nltness' will, StT knlnrt
I.lKiltoll, Darl.. of 1Irnckltamntoi. Iiercfor.l-
HhlTe, st, Mary Abbot's. K.nsit,eto1l. was
With wi,ita flowers. ali Of wl.ish wero sc,'t
IN fro,n Coltness Tbe hrt,'n's tirnss SS1!s was
of wllita tllicjlcsso satin. Trimmed With old
lace. Her yeji VIA Of tuiie. fastencd
SONS Which formed i!er wreath w"ro yery
tnstsfuiiv nrranSrI a;nnnr fGn .iiamo,nis
Thn c!"ft hr;desp,aIs @o wore mix @ aik i 1.rncjS
dresses. the sktrts lmitr triu,fnctf with snft
muslin ami iaI.a t,f a rrs,a1mV inf ami +hnir
iints ware ~ rrnn,n facn wIfh Mini s7oinas
Thcy carried beautiful bn.,o,iets Of white
anr n,nis tinsvars and na i,ns Sse" frp.,,nt,tiv
the case latcIy 9eai T tinwefs ~ @ @ were riye,, i,
lie guests Instead OF the arttlcat acori,s md
favors jinyt 80 lone consistcd. W On tlh1'.s the oe.
casint, Of tj,is pretty. {lowcrsjecketl wedding.
In il,wnts wern ali wi1itcEiflics of fha vi.
icy, @ gardeI,as, md d. camel ] as. '' ~ |"' '"'
u ii, + Tic sa,l,s ID .!ay, at st, Paul's Church,
Knir1,tsbritlEs. Min Eyeiyn Ifay> ..Tlest
aamShter az Goiomci Tia f,nn. ty, t:ly,n,rtcs d md
Mrs. Iiay. wos mnrricG 10 sir Robark Drul,,- mi
lnond Mvi,,creifFs. i5art. iScats {;unrJa}. TIc
bri1ie wnrc iyurv tiuchsss. min. Mi, ynIi
mi flouncss n i}rnsssis iaccs tlio for,,'er h.
@ ing f,.stenetf on viii 5ilamond stnrs. % tie eft
~ t3'n Eari ri ~ iindirw. thN 1 hr,ticnronHn;s o
brotbor.i,,.iaw. F"lr IT tbe hrids.s,nniis
wera % rrt.wi,' " nm. aid fur Nv wern ciii,irrl,'
an,nnr il1r,n I,,iiv ETitI, Ward vim ina in,
hnritci n,,,cli nj fcr mother's inv"1iness. Thn
tfssses wcTo ] uale blue siik and eas1icrc. with
J,nliis ,rrri7e inckcts ~ hrochG. in whicii
rrav was ti,e nrctlnmIna,,t c1inT.' Thc ni,nr
Er;Icsmn1Js worc hI,ts yefytt tonmes. It..,
ctTfircn Him Ilnhena l,ntx s,.iti, fnnfbaru
, 1880-05-08
12USSIA.


THE Asfoon ExrEptr1ON-wAn WITT CHINA
EXODUS OF FiNSB To AMEHtCA.
LONDON, AfaY 8-'rhc Government Of Rus
ain lias received dispatches from Skalkovsky,
reporting tho progress made by his expcdi-
ton to Vta,lfyastock. lie t,na successfully
concluded negotiations for steamer intercon-
n1,l1lfcatfon between Russian ports and the
Pacific Coast Of the United States. lie tas
also secured facilities for supplying war n1a-
terfal, alltl assurances tllat tic people Of
Vlndlynstock will cooperate with thu Rus-
s!an forces. The troops arc already arriving,
tho full force numbering Fl, 900 i,,cl,. These,
with the militia, will mike the aggregate ef-
fect[ve land furce III, ,0o0 mct,, exclusive OF the
marines who will arrive upon tic i've ships
now Ell route for tho statton. SKalkoysky
a'so se,,tis full reports Of the Chinese pro-
gram, with descriptive llsts of tho sea ard
1nato Ut the military capacity Of the A,ncri-
cn!l officers who have taken service III the
Chinese army. ltc urges upon HIS Gnvern-
nlcnt tho necessity Of activity and vigilance,
governing authorities OF China are li0t
thoroughly united upon their program, md
suggests that they would be. susceptible to
Hatsl.'e di,ls i1nenccs II properly brought to
Acorrespoiticnt has had an Interview with
Tseng, the nu,yIy appointed Chtless Ambas-
sador to Russia. lie informed him that he is
mot going to st. Petersburg to reopen nego-
tlatlons OH tic Kuldjn question. llu has re-
ceiyed no Official Information concerning tie
reported preparations OF China II, lnvndg tllo
Russian Provinces on the AmDor. lie will give
public reception ut hts mansion hero oli the
18th. Alcnntilne the leading English Journals
are preparing to dlspatc|l correspondents tu
San Francisco, to te Il, readiness to proceed
opening of hostilltlcs, which are here regard
eti MS almost inevitable.
Tho extensive exotlus of Films to America
has attracted the attention 1T the Russian
ter with a yicw to putting Stop to the
operations Of American cinlgrant ngcnts.
The letter 1f Secretary Sherman IL tho r.
| rNncn Committee Of the House II criticised
gers to which resumption Is exposed.
, 1880-05-08
Bismarck's Treatment Of Ham.
burg Making the Chancel-
lor Very Unpopular
Troops to Be Sent to the Free
City to Provide Against
Disorder.
Alarming Destitution Prevailing
in Galway County, Ire
land.
The Volcano Of Co1ima, In Mexico,
Now In Active Operation.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIL. ThEAti of hEhi!N.
LONDON, May lit la ruu,orgd that the
Cnhlunt has under consideration the isYns t,f
n rircninr.,,ot,, to tha Enrnnca,, p"wara In.
Lii All" 'n's,"tI,,, T., ...,'u1., 10 ~
Istna ~ ~ troat, - :, "
A"'A''cu p"t -. NV ,,,....,,., -. Ne4''
FhtScE Ako'ol.''
the Queens yoltngcst son, saiIs on Thursday
next for Montreal.
NAnuIEp.
A.. &s..,.u. E,nu. If9o,,. r4,tA,
,,aaa1.., 1"' 'at',.Sa" - r. rs.a. t1"o9 ""'
'"a'tie" sss.'.a"s s.,'s. " ~, ,.,.s, S.oss'
FIVE FEH CENT nEnucfloN.
Tho reports FROM the different strlkc-cer-
tres slow that the inen Will resume work ut
Il nor can't reduction. under rrptast mntlinr
thn .o1sit1cratinn ~ tia slft,inr srn,s hv iii.
, 1880-05-08
closed. bringing the total up 10 eighty. It Is
thought intimidation In at work.


LONDON, May 7.-The Times has tho fol-
lowing frona Paris: "1t Is announced that
Dccrals, Councillor Of Stata md formerly
Ifetect Of tho taf.ontle, will he appointed
Ambassador ut Brussels. It Is not probable
that Fournler, wi,o Ia now here on 'lcaye OF
abaeice, will return to Constantfnople. Tic
the. governments Of England and France,
without having couo TO q, formal ,unt!cr-
t,cnlisfy make a change at CoilstaMtinople7
wllero the two Embassies haye not been
working smoothly togcther.'
, 1880-05-08
AN At.rIYE VOLCANO.

An AGi4fE fUALANQs
ClTY OF MEXICO, May 7.-1'he volcano Of
Coli,na, n0w III actIye eruption, IL grand
and magnificent slight. Tho ilrst symptoms
of activity were manifested Sunday. There
were low rumbl1ngs and subtetraneau NUT
terInEs, and the mountain stook and
trcmh]ed. Tile eruption at night is full OF
spleMlor and grandeur. Last night lnrid
flames shut up from tho erater Of tho volcano.
Illuminating tho darkness for miles around.
Incanllcsceitt stones aro also thrown up, to-
Eethcr with showers of ashes, which lArken
tho atmosphere In daytime, The fire, smoke,
,tshe8, AMI stones tro accompanied Win
dreadful Hlbterrn,pnll thrnaerEngs anti
frIghtful anl u,lrurthly liDiscs n1,tler tho
volcano, together with qNRkings Of the earth.
Tho BllbltMiity ut tho sceng Is e1uul tn tic
terror 1t Inspires. Inhabitants OF Villages
,slni towns Iii tho Vicinity 0f tho mountain
nre In Il state 0f panlc and Wild terror.
DEAD.
Crrr OF MEXICO, April a9.-Gen. Mira
Fuultea, tiDyernnr ut tho State Ut Mexfcn,
md a distinguished tllcer OF the ,war 0f thu
French lHyAstDn, Is acu,l.
4 FATAL nUEI.
took place OH tic 21tl, between Scflor lrenco
Tnz, GdltNr Of tho l'frfu nlll member Ut Con.
grcsx, mil Seflor Santiago Sierra, editor OF
la L!l,crtttfl md Secretnry Ut the SeMnte.
Tile lNttcr WINS kllleil I'll the spot. SrfIor l'az
and seconds WctN arrested, hut those WE1tJ
nre members Df Congress wUre released, they
helllg mt llRl}lu to arrest during tho session.
The others were Imprisoned.