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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-22

accion de guerra pero 80 sabe que los
afghanes eran muy superiores en- nnme-
70 q las tropss inglesas que contaban
de 2 & 5000 hombres cuando Ayub-
Khan tenia unos $4,000.
Los indfgenas tenian SO piezas de ar
tilleris, muy bien servidss, y los ingleses
no disponian mas que de ssis cafiones.
Sc supone due ell general Burrow fue
sorprendido y que el servicio de espio-
nsje dejo mucho que desear puesto que
81 jefe ingl6s no supo q tempo ls fuerza
num6rica del enemigo.
Esta derrota recuerda Ia sufrida por
el ejercito iugl6s en- 1845. Lord Eiphins-
ton, vencido, vic sus tropas destruidas
hasta el nltimo soldado, en- uno de los
terribles desfilsderos que hay en- aquei
pals, en- que rocas, que parecen corta-
das a pico, permiten apenss yer ell sol
cuando no forman t1neles naturales en-
que 90 albergsn miles de murci6lsgos
monstruosos.
Perdi6se entonces, en- ell Afghanistap,
ell prestigio ingles = q consecuencia de
este desastre sin precedentes tuvo Ia
Iuglsterra que dejsr trsnscurrir veinte
amos para reconqnistar no el terreno 81
no el prestigio desvanecido.
El Ministerio Gladstone, no respon-
sable de los actos del Gabinete Disraeli
recibi6 en- Ia guerra asiatica un legado
terrible y Sc apresuro a remediar 10 que
pndo tratando la paz con Abdurrhaman,
eIegido emir por recommendation de los
IipRleses. Prometi6le una faerte sums
| ii lograba apacieuar 81 pals J hacsr que
90 reconociese % autoridad. En- surna
| II Inglaterra q propuso comprar Il paz
J tsnsr ~ amigo - 0abul, cosas An
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-22

@ROlQO 0A que Cu0nOO 0i CtoEO ua btuO
independence del poder civil ha tenido
mas riquezas que antes.
Los intransigentes SO preparan & las
eIecciones generates de 1881 COZ ell pro-
grama indicsdo en- BslleviIle por Ro-
chefort, que lie comenta en- "a peri6dico
titulado E Iatronsigente.
Diremos, de paso, que este diario no
tiene la boga que "a antigua Linter1sd :
1.c Porque Sc Ia deia correr Y le falta ell
aliciente de Ia prohibition. 90 Porque
las costumbres han cambiado desde el
tempo del imperio, J 80 Porque las
frases y declamaciones, que entonces
tsnian eco, se han gastado, no estau q
la moda nj tampoco las criticas y hasta
las bufonadas de Ia antigua Linterma,
que no buscaba al hombre, como la de
Di6genes, sino al lucro que hizo rico al
linternista y le di6 populsridad entire Ia
gente que 50 distrse con el escarnio y Ia
maledicencia.
lOn6 seria de la Francia gobernada
por los iDtransigentes lQue ssrfa de
los mismos que hoy halagan las malaa
paaiones de los que despues les pedirian
81 cumplimiento de promesas irresliza-
bles
Aparte de 10 dicho llegsmos noti-
cias de otro g6nero.
Hoy deben hacerse las elecciones de
II tercera parte de los Consejeros gene
rales de los departamentos ldiputados
provinciales.) Cada partido ha trsba-
iado pars obtener mayoria de votos,
pero ID probable e. one los rspnblica.
nos modsrados triuDfsn. Los partidoa
impsrialistA, Iegitimista J orleanistA 60
tkn 81 minorfa podr6n obtener yotos
para alRnnos Oonsejsros mas nc pars
lormaf erandes a0rupaciones Dc diputa'
w. pk6vinoi1les Estes pusstos 90
, 1880-01-31
Of me At all statuns
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
l'r!nccess. lie gets In atld't,on nooaf

Princess. lie gets In addition about
10000 "a year from the Dict'y o.
Cornwall; aud eons!.leiabls s,ns .iIsooiitHI from
But It Is constantly urged TINT the expenses
thrown on him on account Ct the t{uccns
retirement from cercmoniaf life are heavy;
heavier than were contemplated awhsn nls
discharge. IA WHICH tho answer always Is
iet fea IL tncsf fne s'0S Sivi fSfS s Of e to sen
at they afs r. qstny Hany onn n1'f at f0r + fo bo
ey See seah tors 81 not e pere fe1 al III te T Elegantly
expected Of ller, anl allowed for her by 1er
income, she .stoi,1d provide tho Prince, who
performs It IN her place. with INC means @,t nt
aylnE for It M nees hen1n nnt qny sone ss1ea' s1c
reply Is Forthcoming, shall continue to tis-
helleye In any fresh application to f'arliamcnt
Powerful III Lord Beaconsleld Is, he will
think twice and thrice before he yeit-
lion. The Princes popularity would he IN
yokcd in vain, Everybody, admits tue hard.
ship on Iim. but everybody Says I Il tne
Queen, and not the country, WHO should DC
called on TO relieve him.. ..4 .,,a
Prince wns seriously embarrassed. It was
! alleged also tint the Queen had offered
| to make some provision for him, on cer-
tan conditions tq weh ,l. l!o hss %s n9t "a '}s Is
sition to know, That his money troubles },sye ';
been greatly exaggerated: tllat lil5 dcbls
| have never grown to Ill llnnlanAgcable size;
and that he Is rather .straiteneti thnn Mts-
tresscd. rllis IS consistent enough with
the known fact that some OF, the
London tradesmen llaye declined pro-
posa1s To supply Marlborough lio.;so; !;
resisting the tcsnptaton 70 !, at}yH4r,tlS!e ,Ll!,
ness, OH tic ground TINT they did not care to
walt three years for their money: Anybody
may figure NJ Court tradesMan by 1my;ing a
! fee 10 Tho Chamberlain af the household !;
but Between tllut and the dignity Of actual
purycyor there Is n difference. What say
about tradles1ncll refusing tl!ls Prlvilege,
have tho best possih!e authority for Mt least
onc case. Tic head Of n. large house ~,
The West End told nc TINT ic Ind DECLINED y, !
tic proposals n,ade Him. "Dns, Why |
askca. "Sinp'y because I could not aito55a II r.
s;!rcustic. Ilo was discussing It as matter
Of business. The Prince himself lnay. KNOW
nolhtng about such details. Tho hard reAll-
tics 0f life nrc softrnetl to him by tle Inter
position Of the yNriols officers Of lts lIolIse-
hOlA, ,,IYo,t whom ,eyolyes the distressing
duty at mt paying bills when they arc pre,,
senicd. The bills, however, tlo EGt t, pa!u
sooner or Inter. Il. ". D.
, 1880-01-31
PRESIDENTIAL.


~. v,,,, :, ~. ,s,+,oo 74,,,,r.
10 '"s EoHo' 1 q ~. ," ."s"so s' 4.'s."ss ~.
CHICAGO, jan. s.-Iho 'olco OF t'le peol'ts
is heard over the lanl and reeclioctl from tho
hlllsldes; Its shout ius awakened the trne
'oHeas w. Ms.'c"h 'a""' tt,aa1 a n.y 'n'ata pau'"
4 'lhlc!S "aFhlne III our lshhltas 'nasli"tes'
THE Tribune Inns inserted Its Independence
on more tha!l ono occ,ssl01l, and It will keep
sI.'a W 49, o "r,'.,tt,, ,,,,a+ ,,o 1n,,ro,oI
tl', ufa,h,r,a a,, f:rn,v c,,r,.oatt,m IL x,,,,.
Ano " "a"o"tho wv Wv" '"e h1a'' - s.'.
~ more lnffcAc!tlils h1Hl !"ss'E'ltea t'sul
many suppose, for the reasons: ~ Wash
hnrno,a mammalian wouM mt nntaconfzo
~" nu" ~ ~, t,% ,,,,o, n.,,,I, tas
tt'o huppo'tets M ~! .no o..sn. a.s sniH''ss H.,
, 1880-01-31

4 cnNsuITAT1ny MEETING TO III CALLED.
"l.ong" Jones, Chairman Of the fsepub-
f!can State Central Committee, stated tn n
TRIBUNE reporter Inst evening that lie would
call meeting Of tho Committee to ho held in
CI,irago on tho 18th Of February prox. It's
the intention to make this not only meeting
Of The Central Committee but gathering of
prominent and representative isepuhlicans
from III parts Of the State, aud tlley arS
% bc haG d f"ll and free exchange Of ylcws
rs to tho date and place Of holding
lilo next State Convention. 50 far as
tic late IS concerned there lias i'eer,
no expression Of views. it Is proposed
to liayc bit one ConventIo:l, ut which nonlna-
tiouB for State officers Will t,e lnatle, dele
gntes 10 tho Nat.o,!al Convention selected,
and a Central Committee. .appolnt,'l to net fol
Convention wifi be called for the loth or 26tll
nf AfAy next.
, 1880-01-31

intimate friends to Withdraw hts name from
tic canvass, antl that tile formal with
t'rawat Is to f,c mnde next week IN the PenM-
Hyiyanla State ConyrI!tlon: iln!stcatlt VIC ,,t,
Sherman Morrinc,it,, youcfes foI. the nc
fron, which he derives Il. Gen, t'rant's
frlgnds here 10 not confirm tue stnte,Mcnt.
c ", pessa tr2f; w,on snocGsn ss g r9ns is
We'll, Atr. Iialstcad did not say that t1cn.
f;rant had Instructed Us iiIinatS fflelids to
sfoe MneT II II Iaacpis h y psfsea sas ,ai IF n
communication with hin. that there would
be nil announcement st!a!'. conclusive y 1ts
character, TINT Gen. Grant would not DC 9
Tiat tl!s tieciarat'nl On a,,tl!nrity would
lu. made beforc the meeting Of the State Con.
yelltlon Of Pennsylvania Is assumption based
upon the circumstances Of the situation:
or course the etatns Of Gen. Grant ns .
must then and there be stated, or, authority,
whether he Is ur Is not a candidate. ills
friends arc responsible fur t'se Convention:
Thc question for them to decide Is: What
The 1hiiadelphia Information II. thnt the
politicians who hnye been Dootning for Grant,
and have cal1sed this Convention to be rs.
sen,blesl Mt such m early dale III order to use
u for Grant hays n'Snons @ o ths,r IT. oSj%{a 'sjt{1
nll tlong held the circle Of persona! friends
1T Craft IN pGilat!elplfn,-M ChI1ds be
ing the one OF them. best known,--.'iz.
that fao was not candidate nnh must moi
eG1test n eGnty T. narS sna Stats St CSnySo oa eon
sent to be President IN order 70 sayc tlIe
country If called upon TO make tic Bacrl.
, 1880-01-31

rNEsinENrIAI, PEtSATIoEs.
Special Dt'paseh to The chicago Tstbuht.
NEW YonK, Jan. m.-Thc probable presl-
DENTAL candidates fur1,fsl, tho exciting topic
OF discussion IN MI political circles. Tho
preliminary campaigning llas begun With
great ncttyity this early, and there Is MS
mucl ,ntcrcst manifested aiming tic t2epul,-
,t,,,'. 49, ~ .'.'.,,.,, tt,n Chtn,~, fsr,,,n,,.
ea to ,,ara u'a u ~ 10 o'i axt ~. oveo1 Sor orn t1o
tloh were 70 oc hela next "eeN' NOE nte ulu
Democrats whit bcllind. Indeed, they nj
ready lnye their hands full In tho way OF dis
srt,sinus nntt orc likely In la kent I,l,Bv try
~. ~ -, ,a;s,,,a ~ H. s,,nr,s -, ,,o,r r,,,,o
10 as to mako snnlo sort Of Wig
orous nttempt to pull this State tntO
tle Demorrnttc ,ine next November.
I,,st M % re,~ l. IL = b "tuo.nf-warn rc ~ att'irtl,
"nas '..,...,, H." .. ] ~ "a s 1,,'e.. ,,t,s
Which tue Ian'many and Tlldcn factions as.
That thoy will retain the customary attitude
ur,o.o ,fti,,or Ia tl,rn,r,, n1oo,, n,,t ~ tl,o
.,N, s en 10 o"n '',,,. s.ea. ""s vi vi"
'ussie' oho VI tne ~ este'llesp"1lts'l.s
ntAlbahy says: "lilo Keptlbllcan state Conl-
mittee Will meet here t0-lnUrroH, alEl there
is considerable spccujat!on as to what In
.tr,,ctlara r. on, hovo i,oo,, rt,nn tho mem.
s''"celoIs' "as, "'se pecl' sNet4 uio
oc's ny oenaior Gohknns' iho gcne'a, ih- u;
preston Is that tho Committee will cn'l tho
n,'''v 10 tha % rhIcaro C Convention ] IT for r''~,. a
.op,, ~ S+o on,,v' a .,"t, ard ts No,, c.roxon
succeeds In getting the pennsylvania uelcgn-
tion Instructed to vote A. O unit for Grant,
an effort will bo matc To instruct New Yorls's
Sii1sga{on n the same W 1SiS Icia
~ 1a t1 s9 os eao otnr ~ Tnnk
W ~. 20 ,a, '.,,,,rti,,,,
~ raoions IL U ,uill nt tr ia sae forar.
, 1880-01-31
TIE EXODUS,

lit. VOORHEES, INVESTIGATION FARCE.
Special Dtspateh TO The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jun. 30.-1ho exodus
Investigation, rs manipulated by Senator
s"o!no, e1.n1s Iu's, JILL @ ~ 18th s1ss n"~.,as
alhnne 1alf-h''lueu 1hen " poih IAit1es'
willie Democratic leaders arc unable 10 con"
ceal their cllagrln ut tho miserable fnIlurc,
Thus far only Democrats hive been aul,.
pn'"eu, M1l ~ oscFy 'lsl'nco Ivy a,p wv
personal frientts a''a t0ti0Wefs OF Mf' soof'
hces. These nle1l nre In position
, 1880-01-31

,.,,o,,ed number Of Irish nllltiamen. win INC
iIrt ,.,r,,,ton NJ drifting them Into THO regular
army I,ut tho strict dl.cIplpo proved ln.ole,.
lin 10 thu ruysserins 'lrans5rzes, wao W.T., WITTY @ n,.'
tcon,cntcd at thu wlthh"lulne oI ."s,. r",, n;
a"s, 's1,,,o1 ofY to tho Campo santn Annf' n fhst
LIN so,,nro In tho centre OF Tho towt+ whcre
w." mon ynicntc was ordered to rttack them with
a,,r,cnt Of cavalry. hut The Ir!hh, mt whit
do',n,ed fy sho gl!tscring hnractnon' met 'hcn
s.,.,, valley Tint brought buvcrnl men to tho
'sr,,,,,d md bnl striking tho Gcnrral'A horac.
H. o,nnl renrc.l artl threw tts rider. This waH
.ho sIrnul for un!ycrsnl Hight, whllo tho valiant
,rs.h,Sru, euca,,rng on the acono Of action
celebrated, their victnry by f'lrinna DRINKING
hout, Next morning tho t(ecoml!ted hlif,iates
wns faln to pny their arrcars anu S''p 'lc''
hock to ireland aa fast as possible
, 1880-01-31
No other wblskur nso cquals 1Illrs-5o cen
BUSINESS NOTICES.

arcna,s Kun,yns Inns bees, tlA4d with
bIrL,ly beneficial results ,l.lrtnK tho lust four
ycaT In the vnripus farma0 Of dyspepsA. G'.strttis.
nnilscil, general debility, cullsumpti1 etc. kn-
;iyss is not q medicine; It ts pleas!int, VIM"
iiEe beserayo Ia fnoll; made fs,n milk, ptoul-
i'lrly grateful to Il te,icate st3u.aoh. NnthinK
Hls makes lest md l'ltHHl anf atrenEth 70 tst:
II cnn p s4fulY relied oil for tho recparatton OF
thso cl.ses tf )aw yitntity IN which. lncstcmtion
t,r nrsi!nnry nutrition fall. hen't for clrcttlnr
IIewnru Of mutations. AFcnd's huinys u ~. fa2t
s,jd 10 tho truJe, Consumers supplied directly
BY 4. Arorsi, Chemist, l7u Malison street, CHI
ftHU
, 1880-01-31

him OF Ills readiness to testify. Int he was int
wanted. Bntll these gentlemen pronounced the
!yestRatlo post .sf wfS,ei' [fcc' Nst,tter
nlpo,lt il,e exNl,is: but, after rta"hlng WASH
lNgtnt,, It occurred to tlleu that they might
bc allowed tD s,.y 50 MS well as the multitude
nf Democrats VITO nrc filling rp the ilotels at
Dcr diem amounted to $10).
, 1880-01-31
DELAWAHE.

ELEETIUE ETFEIEF150IEH
V1Is11yarnS, Del, JIM. M.-JutlEo Drad-
ford, of tho United Stutes Circuit Court, Inns
denied tho application Of the Grecnbackers Of
Sussex Cnunty, praying thas Supervisors OF
Registration DO nppn!nted for them !nsteast
tickut In tic f]uli 1T Tho lust election. Thr
judge l,ls now c0lilrlllctt tho Democratic
and Republican Supervisors for the Whole
State,
, 1880-01-31

TnE Aatno Republicans are learning by
edpeFlcnce. and nov propose to a1ucnd tho Con.
stlluton 10 TINT plurality will eicct, Rs IL tho
Pfacsice III most Of the other Btates. Tho pros
ehs cumbersome method Of clootiug a Governor
aas brought tho Htate 10 tho verge OF revolution,
and ought to bo abolished.
, 1880-01-31

THE statements Of the cighty-one New York
Fre and nnrlno Insurance companies for 1870,
made to tho Now York Insurance Department,
klow total Income Of I'll e3a 2os and total ex-
pendlturc Of III. .a79, ,nnde mp Of tho follow
Ing lscuis; Flre and murine lossos. I'll OK, ,E0;
dlvidcnda to stockholders, Sa,73o, 900; all other
1tcma 68.0l0i7h
, 1880-01-31
A Glance Mt the Presidential Pre-
lillfinurfcs In Now York
State.
The Anti.Tilden Factions Hatohing
Schemes to Shut the Old
Man Out;
Willie the Snge Would Have It Be-
ltoYcd that lilo Will Not
Dc In.
Mr.. Halstead Has a Fow Words About
Grants Negative Intentions.
MAINE.

sT1r,L COMING 1NTo TItT FOLD.
ArausrA, Nc, Jan. :p.-1n the House To-
,ay resolutions were Introduced extending
"Rratefui Acknowledgements to the SENATE
ard House Of Representatives OF Wisconsin,
for their appreciation Of tile gravity atld Int
portance of events, mot only to ourselves, but
to the whole country, through which tho
people of tlls Statc ],ayc Just passed."
Several additional FnsLonfsts took thcir
seats In tic House, and there arc .bnt four
empty CHAIRS nt tho Senat0rinl bOartl.
mornine @ % NJ mltary @ sts or extrasoraiary i polIee @
force Is ut tho Statc-lIouse now.
, 1880-01-31

soME Of tho Ohio Democrats are standing
around on thoir 1ne,aphorical car, becauso they
lear that tho Deln0uratlo Contrul Committee
aaseRd to appoint tho Delegates to tho National
tonvontlon without calling state Convention,
"a has 1con tho custom. It IL said to bo schemo
1asonted by, John g. Thompson. ThuEnlan's
HXht hover.
, 1880-01-31

TIE Terre 1Iauto tInd.) Erprcss says that
the Voorhees, cotored-oxol,,s committee takes
good cnro TO summon witnesses from TINT State
who don't know anythiny about tho matter. 1t
Is thought now TINT tho "I'all Sycamore Of tho
Nahash" sut tho investigation on foot for tho
purpso OF giving soulo Of Ills old cronics In
Hoosierlnm Il chance to visit Washington ut
public eapenae,
, 1880-01-31

nosroy has Its Bridgeport as well rs chi.
.sro f1no OF the most arstocratfo portions Of
T. In ttuh" has hccn huilt on tho "inado !anh
,rbtrl, has boon reclaimed from tho ocean by ILL.,
;nr In tho bay. Tho slrainnge Of thtescoton IL rs
ha1 IA Il car, well le, md tho n1laslna that arises
from tbc Charles 1tivor when thu tide 10 otlt u
.tI{Ilue anil tlcndly. Sumo Of tho most custly
dwellings In Boston arc locRtcd horc ahu tho sur
r,,,ndInas arc, indeed, very pleasant to tho cye;
ht,t tho proyateuccof typhoId-faycr, dlrhtherint
md scarlet ct-fcyer-dscascs TINT always lead tn
tho suspicion Of tho presence of somo loca,
eauec-is driving mauy Of these wealthy families
from their palatial residences.
, 1880-01-31

THE reservoir systum for supplying tho
mississippi River with water contemplate tho
construction Of fifteen tians.-soyen III the Up
per Mississippi and eight on tho St. Crnix, WIS.,
oonsin, and Chippewa, (which shall have q con-
taln!Ms capacity Of g. 600 $4,000 c,,h!o feet Of
water. and shall be qualified to furnish channel
OF four feet Of water at Ut. Paul at tho lowest
EfJ,bnn
, 1880-01-31

TuE indications Of n Conkllng boom that
hayo RECENTLY become apparent will go far to
Justify tho run,or TINT Conkiing Is not for Grant
Everybody mist know wIi0 CotlklnEs frss
choice IL for President; his second choice 's1ulto
another thing.
, 1880-01-31

WHEN Grant WIS In Jacksonville, Fla,
tho colorcd bro.hcrs prcssc11 nrnl1nl rathef
closcy mud m effort wna mn1o ny tho officers of
tho t'ny tn ,'rIve them hack nut tho GencF1' III
tcrfcrc,l, snylng: "f.ct thom alone; whoreyor
nm tfoY c,tti Ctstrn.tf
, 1880-01-31

IN 4 letter To tic Nuw York Trtbnnc Neal
Iow exptulns that "the pnins and penalties Of
tho inv nrc mt sufficient to restrain tho Ind
men who sell liquor In sfnimo" III defiance Of
the Mntuo Inv. in other words, prohibition docs
not prohibit.
, 1880-01-31

SARATOGA, AuR: =. 1s!0.-:Mcwrs; Aforgan 4
finyimr f,ern afflicted with cAt,lFTtl nf tho bt!l-
dor, aecn,rlpnnra l,y inflammation Ct tho KID
i'oys after being attended " ttlo host of tho
I'D ohtnit,l,,g m rrlfef. WIS tllt!itced t1 try
tho RECONSTRUCTION Wutcr," a%callct. md mn
now hHp;y to si.y entirely cured by tho Use g, nf
irss thtn a bottle. YuuEa very Respectfully,
~ az vn,,r druggist for 1t, A. DAylB.
, 1880-01-31

TuE Prince of Wales finds 1t impossible tn
1.-Two on au lnco1nu Of 4:.a5;0.00 per nnnun. ftC
onnot pay bis bills aud ILLS Royal snothor Is to he
nppelpl to for MD.
, 1880-01-31

Arcntltx AunnyAs. thp lainticst Of
footls aud must lhltont tonG @ ~ eoFp q h,,,.
riso so rnpi,lly Gnriches tho blood. Dyspeptl.s.,
tho weak ind delicate 4o,rral,y, should drink
IL 1t nlYnrt1s immediate comfort, and Often ~.
ntrTs cntti nftsr all els1 has tAl1ctl. 10 bo naa
only ut l1U btltllsun strect.
, 1880-01-31

SENATOR HILL says that the Bayard reso-
luton IL an Invitation to tho DonocrAtio party
W eosa.n!t su4esdo 1t looka more like motion
70 admit shs will Of tho luta Domocratio purity
70 70 Probate, and the appointment OF Benator
nayard ~ tho adnlpistratos.
, 1880-01-31

TIE Voorhees, Committee las found out
TINT rolorc mon geticralIy yoto tho ltcpltblio'1n
ticket If they ret Il chntlcG.
, 1880-01-31

As n erA1.wAlsr liar, tho Cleveland Plain
dealer tDef1,.) cnn go to the head. 1t says that
tho faet Is ,lnnasaIfnhle t1t tho law In the cdso
ts all With tho Flisonlsts III 3fnlnc.'
, 1880-01-31

Til: Republicans of the Seventeenth Con-
Rressio,lal District arc talking of nominating
John II. Yngcr ns II candidate for Congress
aEnll.st ". II. Morrison.
, 1880-01-31

BEN HARRISON Is quoted rs saying TINT
there is no Grnnt boom In Indiana. And TINT
U1u[np Ia tho fuyOrit candidate.
, 1880-01-31

TIE Louislnnn Democrats have come to
the conclusion that It will nut bc good pulley 10
hnvo tho Legislature appoint the Presidential
Electors fur thht St,ttp.
, 1880-01-31

J1M BLAINE scclns to bc looming, bloom
Ing, booming in Pcnsylwnnnec. Like truth
cr1lahcd to carth, be Ia rising nKaln, md "yo
can't stop her. Ms 1kn Cook used to sny.
, 1880-01-31

TnE objection Ia tic Seymour ntld Hem
drIcks ticket, nno paper observes, is TINT lorailo
won't tnko tho first pInco md Tom refuses tho
second. It Isn't safo to offer ctthor OF them q
nomination.
, 1880-01-31

Trr Nashville A,ncrtcn7t says TINT tho
trplde with Congressman Chtltontatn Ia that ho
thinks tho Et1st knows nil thero Is worth know.
Ing abn,tt tho finances. md TINT ho knows NIL
tho Enst knows. 50 much assumption makes
him iiannrrnnl1tH.
, 1880-01-31

| Mrs. GRANT celebrated her birthday In
IInya1a tho other day, hut mt oven MI ltills}-
tive reporter mikes any nllusion to the number
| of tho anniversary.
, 1880-01-31

TuE Cairo Sun Is for Andrew Shu1nnn for
Goycc,or. Tho Aurora Beac0t seconds tho mo-
ton.
, 1880-01-31

GEN. DnAao. Of Wisconsin, has Wholesome
progrcss this session by pushing he conflict
ngaInat Southern cnims growing out Of tho 1te-
heilton. His Committee on War Claims Inns
adopted rules shutting out all olalsnB sltlor con-
Btdcrntion fn other departments or which belong
theru; all not mntured and presented III tho
timo required by law; md those for drill.
grounds, barracks. mud othor placcs necessarily
used by tho army nftcr Arporuattox. These
rulca bnr Mt lcaBt thrco-1uarters Of tho clattna
now pending. Dragg Ind n hnrd light With sosao
Of tho Democrats on tho Committee. but be won
thu ilnY.
, 1880-01-31

ooV: PRRK1Ns, OF California, WAS Prest-
aeat ot the Chamber Of Commerce In Ban Fran.
!SAs0o tos tbs year ls10. aud upon xeuring from
, 1880-01-31

WE have frequently called public ntten-
t,ou to tho certain effect Of tho crazy, reckless
marking IN OF prices. aud tue Wild strikes Tor
higher md higher snges for less work, and prc.
dtcted tho inevitable outcome Of t111s grnb and
prrcd Tako this snmplc Of tho why things aro
going, THO Imports md exports of tho port Of
New York for tho first twenty-fonr days In jan
uary, 1ss0 md 1880, worc:
ErTortA. lH1fofta
1s;f. R,17a.al5 *1l.t!s,Sl5
N.o9N'foS NtfsNrs>"'S
Here ia 1a per cent Increase In tho vRltc Of cx'
norts. but ito pcr ccnt In tho valuo Of imports.
what is becoming of the bn!nnco OF trnac lu tho
liRht Of this sort IT buying ind sciling7
, 1880-01-31

THE Vicksburg tAfIss.) Herald has prob
ably struck bedrock whom It says thnt tho
rcasor violence anl cri1no arc not punished In
that State ia bccauso tho petit tlrlcs fall tn do
thoir duty. Tfcso Jurors arc mostly wslto, who
haye strong synpnthtcs with those who nro
g1,tlty Of rolItlcn outrN9cs, md, when political
murder il contloncd Ur winkcd at, II ia cnsy to
be cnic,t towards other Offenders Public sctiti-
mcnt needs cl,nnglng and elevating in that
section Of tho country. 10 that Justice snta
morality Cnn hive Il hearing The nyer.go jury
man III overy community Is generally tho typo
Of It's nyerngo intelligence.