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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-04
Easy Lessons in Composition.


For Observation-Disclosures, who is
acknowledged to have been master of
style, never used an italic letter in any
of his books. His emphasis was in the
sense of what he wrote. He used al
most entirely words of few syllabies.
There are no big, heavy words in his
works.
For Graduates Hawthorn never
used any other but plain English Ian
guage. There are no foreign words OF
phrases, either ancient or modern, to
be found IN any of his literary writings.
None Of you can be Hawthornes, but
you may all profit from his example.
For AL WriterS.-Find a subject
and stick to it. Go at once to the point
OF the question. Never daily with a
live subject, but take hold of it. Never
write to newspapers on dead topics.
Do not use a heavy and cumbrous style.
Put all the sense you can in what you
write, but let it be alive.
DON'T fatter yourself that friendship
authorizes you to say disagreeable
things to your intimates. On the con-
trary, the nearer you come into relation
with q person, the more necessary do
tact and courtesy become.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-04

UPON modest gravestone in Vim
cennes Cemetery appears the plaintive
legend, ellis neighbor played the cornet."
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14
A Horrible iSarsaln,

We have been surprised that our con- temporaries who have given so much space to the execution of Srarles, at Os- Wego, have had nothing to say in con- demnation of tho horrible bargain that was made between the father of the hang mans victim and a physician who wished human body for dissection. A proper sense of deceDcy would have induced the Sheriff to forbid 8 man to De q spectator of his own sons execution, except for the purpose of consoling the doomed man Tn bis last terrible moments. The father of Searles had no such purpose, and stood unconcerned among the two hundred men whom morbid curiosity, chiefly, had atttracted as witnesses of the horrible spectacle. He was not only permitted to De present, but he was allowed to sell the oody of his son for dissection. The S15 ne took Tor it could not have been the price or more disgraceful sale. II is an outrage upon the sense of decency of the whole public that such a transaction should have occurred. 1t is proper for medical men to obtain at the gallows bodies Tor the dissecting- room, but what sort of Sheriff has Tioga coun:y, that he should allow man to come to the gal lows to barter away the body of his son as he might the carcass of dog?-N. r. LOeftT1 44U
 Rather rough on Searles Jr., but then Searles ST. might have been dIsposing of tue interest of Mrs. SearIes and some one else-in the boy. It's strange, though, that some of the brevet missionaries of the Y. M. c. A. Corps were not about. in this country the Sheriff would have been dressed in mourning all over, the body properly inferred, and if any ana- tomlcal sharp had come round for ''dicker" he would have gone to the lock up and tested hIs skill in dissecting county hash" Such is tEe difference between civilized and semi-ciyilzed con- munities.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14
A Marvellous Mine.

Through parties who arrived day or two since from Signal, Mohavs county we have elicited the following facts, in regard to the celebrated Burro mine, To- cated on Burro creek, ten miles from Sig nal. The mine is known to be twenty feet in width, thousands of tons of high grade ore on the surface. The ledge cros ses living stram of water; is within two and half miles of wood, providing all the necessary articles for successful mill onerations. It is estimated that this mine has in sight orc worth half million of dollars. The property is owned by Messrs, Rees, Smith and Pierce, all good prospectors and men who own valuable mining property, still without ready cash . wherewith to develope the Burro mine and put mill on the same. It is thing to be hoped for by all, that some gentle. men representing capital will see the great merit of this property and negoti. ate for its purchase or at least put up re. duction works suitable for the treatment of its ores.-Ainer
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
Why the Law Is Uncertain.

Language is an imperfect instrument for the expression of ideas. Not few Of its forms are ambiguous; that is they speak in two ways. Readers and hearers are left iR old Isaac's perplexity. The voice is that of Jacob, the hand is that of Esau.
 Many of the terms of language are equivecal, They have two meanings, so that the reader is in doubt as to the mind or intention of the writer.
 Those who draft statutes know how difficult it is to frame law which shall be free from ambiguous expressions or equivocal terms. Judge Story once told personal incident, which illustrates this difficulty.
 He was employed by Congress to draft an act. So important was it that he spent six months in trying to perfect its phrase ology. His purpose was to make the statute so clear that the most astute lawers should not be able to cast the shadow of doubt upon its meaning.
 The draft, proving satisfactory to the lawyers In Congress, became a law. In less than year, a suit, involving the in- depreciation of this very law, came before the court over which Justice Story pre- sided. Having heard the arguments of the able attorneys, the Judge confessed that he was unable to decide upon the meaning of statue which he himself had framed.
 He, of course knew what he had meant to put into the law. But the criticisms of the two lawyers showed him that he had used such ambiguous expressions that it was doubtful if he had said what he meant to have said
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14

feel under increased obligations for the patronage so libcrally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while ac- knowedging this fact, allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as compile te a stock as was ever offered by the old firm with all that is new and desirsble in addi. tion.
 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14
Sales of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and con- nectiOn with buyers in the different mar kets give me very decided advantage over any one in the Territory is making such sales to the PrOfit of those entrusting them to me. Correct and responsible assays obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14
Gold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Con- Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value for Cash; or advanced on as may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14

D R. SPIM H EH c co.
 No. II Kearny street, TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL 1 diseases.
 YOUNG MEN
 Wbe may be suffering from the effech of yOuthtul aof6es or mdiscretion will da we'll to avall themselves of this. the yrestes. boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu. manity- Dr. Spsaasy will guarantee to forfeit live hundrea dollars foF every casa of weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty sixty who are troubled witR too freouen, evacuation Os the bladder, efsen accompsn fed by slight smartIng or burning sensa. tion, and weakening ss she system in . manner the patient cannot aecountfor. On examining the Hrlna-y deposits a repy sed iment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albnmcn will appear. c, the color will be of a thin milkish hue, again changing to dark and torpid ap pearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of seminal weak ness: Dr: s. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy restoration of the genitO-urinar organs.
 Office hours-l0 to 4 and toS; Sundays from 10 to II a. m. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice, $5.
 CallOr address DR. SPINNEY ty CO. l36-d Nc. II Kearny street, San Francisc- F. s.
 For private diseases, Of short stand ing, full course of medicines sufficient for cure, with all necessary instructions. will be sent to any address on receipt of ten dollars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-02-14
Highly Important Congressional
 Act

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2nd.-A bill passed providing that writ of error from the Supreme Court of Territory to the Su- preme Court of the United States shall lie in criminal cases when the accused shall have been sentenced to capital pun ishment, and in such cases allowance of such writ shall operate as supersedeas, and all cases removed from the Supreme Court of any Territory to the Supreme court of the United States, as provided by act, shall have precedence of hearing in sald Court. The act applies to all cases heretofore tried and determined in which judgment has not been executed in such cases. The dcfendent shall have six months from the passage of this act in which 10 obtain and perfect such writ of error.
, 1880-02-12
.RADVAY'S REGULATING P|LLS|

Perfect Pargatlvs RoathIuk Apnrleus'. Ass
Without FAIn, Always Reliable nna
Natural In their Operation.
4 fE0ETADLk SUBSTITUTES FOB CAL0AkL
Perfectly snstel"ka, elegantly ctaItod WIZ ~
swect KAsi.. purxo regulate purify cleanse AaS
iATwAYh lr1.s, TOR tno euro Of all dso{dIeIa I.Ia
q th9 stul!sact., LSar. I1w.'la ktneys na t,taa
der. Nervous Discusses, Ifen.!Nchet CnllslplIlolE
GtHttIai!css indigestion, Dyspcps. 1l'iin,snea
FMVef, illumination Uf tho liiMgla, w.. H
r,.ntoia 70 effect perfect cure. Purely seSs ~.
eio: snt,!!t,ng n no mercury. minerais' of o'''"
" oGseryo tho following symptoms 1cts',,t. s!,t.
s!tpat!on Inward PIles, FIlncss ut the i!oas H.
tho !tpai, Aekllty of the RtataHch, hsuit.ssst haisss
Heartburn. Disgust Of Fo,l. Fullncss q Mesu ~
" tho Stomach. Sour ErAgtAtinns. sin9n,ls .,,s ~
Htilsatols whan In lying posture. 1)!'rntss,m". ,".
Vision, D%,ts or Wy6s Dyi,,fv tho Sight, F;sH rl
ami Iil FUN IN tho IIrtd, Deficiency 81 ,,e;e rti
eplrast1n Yelownsss Of tho Hkin and E{es. III II
lieut.. 'H,rning In tic Fish. h. - IL,
a fcw tios,s pf ltAnwAx's Pitts VIII Isso Wv
4ystuin from all the abuye- named 1ta'rIess'
Price, 25 Lsnts ter Boz.
We repeat tlht the euadcr Illat coIsGltt enl uuil
hookA aud papers on tha subject ut ilisf.'ses A'~
their elro, Among which may 1T naMeo;
"Fatss and 1tus,"r.
"Hadcay on Irritable Urpsitro,"
"1saplctsy on 3ere{t.la," ~,
sMl others relating 10 different clhsses Ut a's'
SOLD DY DRUGGISTS.
READ "FAIHE AND TRUE" "',,
4sna q tesssS stasHp 70 NiDWAf = Co'' ~"
~ Wsrrnfs, eor- Ch4trelt -st., !Sess FORK.
" lafoE11Rtlon worth thousands WILL w ssD'
toyVu.
, 1880-02-12
All HOME,

~, w'!1lam G. oo,'y, WIN represent, - llllno!. on
nav,s @ % srt"rnr % fron New WITT, T'r riI @,.ppose,
nae 9 WIN n, .'o' ,,',, sossp Tn,nuS % TO-
~ won't t, New York" sa hc. .ou pr,v.te
hus,"s, ms" ~ .r, 'M ,,,,,,,,. ,,s '", ~ us".e
""ItIss.* "'n1ss' ''a '"'' pay "'''' "''on''o" 'o
"you must t,nyo l1cnrl solno rpsslp, bow.
rvrrY"
He'l' enough 70 CONVINCE mo f'1at orant haa
boon hurt by tho Pennsylvania movement
"iibw7'
"11c bas ,,sonno,n,cd nanu,or crncotot,or
IT ~as supposed t,at be was % ronu1ar with iho
s,., nss of the rr.pc, . und would aNcnr aw"y MI
merely IN or.inury G contestant for tl,o ot,leo, o.
navns ne sprost or Tue tlsias with III.
n;,o @ I1s ,n, aaehiEG ct. @ e f"r h! 1''stsd q to
ehs 'hst rs %s ppnss sSc smry s "x;t 5 IL I'm +
on,.,.te ho wi!l g. tnn tlto l',e4!.tenttal ssse
nlntrr Scry st'rlnlls tlls'stltHitliHtA:"
"iliitistl Ytlt'H think, and )cinocr!.ts Ectl-
cfHlty ahlhkt hp IL tho weakest causAtN thu
sE,5!,r','s E Y, ~, t1, tbnE r !, tho aronuos,,"
."Wa.shil,n,,ELie." .''.. i,,u
!sst,t .isst, y hn,,.o CHG. Mr,mRr .t ,,, Ia ,a.
w ps1',se sery rff l"!1r ] n t US 81 p1{ ,'
ase nn's>l"' ahd MS public Gi'rcer IL open tu
criticism" r. Mi!,i D.. A., r .,., ,,,,,..
think 81 5cy1nn1trf" 49,.
"i}oHlt,Gr1lta everywhere nr9 It, ftEnr 0f Scy-
ninflr: llt wnsill no tho ennHk't9 hcyaHd 1,ics-
''oi - ti.s ~ Tyin ,nni ~, nv r,i,.u riirs
lie i @ Ut kT ",' ,s y ~ msE ,s En,I 4" sHsrtonE IL
rffr,sM 70 Nv Inast LII ~ ,,, .,s o"''sa His
"Asu til rriutsis tit,i,ls !iothinsy'
"Nnt tGAt ttil ,wirG1yr.'
II IL H., .,,, ,,r, III .a ~ A. .1,a
, 1880-02-12
SALE OF COAL LANDS,

6pFtla1 U1p1feH 70 9As ER5cAYs 7s16uNe.
PlTTHnuitl, Ill.,, Feb 1.-The largest sale Of
cOal lanl ctcr lnM'lD III Western lounsylrunia
llaa Just been ch,lsnlnnnAted at C0nnclssvsllu,
Fayotto County. rho transaction includes I..4l
,tcrrs In Duntar Township, a.6tk ncrrs Il, North
Union Township, .sD acrcs udjosnlug Unt1l,.
town. and 3lu uurcs III Frankln TnwnsAIp, usak
ing total Ut I, ,ktl acres, for which lltte oyrr
Il lO00,0oo was pntst. Au.onB thnso most prnnl
lnently Menttol,cd In tAo transaction aru J,lRe
4. ". Lelseprlux, Ut SiaucA Chunk, john Il
nuliltt, salnuGl Dlekson. und ", A{niivt,,
u PhIla,lelpI.in, Janfs fnttx, Of New York, and
Mini. H.. II Ue8aH(les, Vice l'ltsitlaEt of tho
utmost wholly nlo,tK tho laaIln.nvG i U;;, an,i
sstllwest lai1r1ads ,iy nctws' unIoit.'xn aid
G%nnealsS! ,,s4ottx ple M 4attrl!te to the
, 1880-02-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

hnMs or TIE lSR1pH n1Ern1ty AMI sECllET
srhiSEs or TlE rIsEsll,ENrtAh CosrEs1'-
nnKAar.
nspafeh to Cincinnati Enquirsr.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob, u-pcn,,syjy,,niu bns po,-
,r.,,' s,',s.,, ~ .a'' -, euor n.as ~ no Cais'"
eu!', snpPosraly III 4hPof Ut uraIt. 10 now ta'tl-
str1setl heT1 IN this wEsns After RlaEnos Victory
t.ntlrI tn tf,a x"nit,, ,.to', ,,,u, ,'s.. a..
,vns s> n.,x.a'." ~. s"'' .,. ""c' st previously
plote1y ut ut this Presidential light that Ii wan
Determined tu drop urant. When tho ,uuttrr.
, 1880-02-12

Chronic Skin .'!aenses. Uar1cs at thu Rom ,,u
Mhrs IN The Hnni sers,fnlulls Diseases. ssf ~ y
nnnHtMral lfnhit vi IiMy, syphilis u Ven%as.og "a y
Fever sort.s Csriu nr oil Uiccrs, SI1t its11.,'
ltiEkats. White Swelling. Hunlh jfna;i fYioda.
Ann1l1ntlS, CnnkuiB, uEuiNl1lnr SwoIIinus voia"9
Wastin4 nnd Ncrny Of tho iiMly, iin,ntrS" sEl Ts
5Intghts. TntnotA, Dyspepsia. Kidney ant iI,ns ~
dor Dtaeases, Chrnnsu ltlltlIinutIsitl nn Hm,t '
Consumption, {frnvbt hnu UulcllluIs DrM.h.
and varieties Df tho nlnse co1nrtninfa In sSis.
sometimcs nre given speclolla mines. "A''s
w assert that thors is no k1lnwn remedy ttst
TINT Nadway'a l.rsoiv1nt furnishes. It c.rts
step " htcp, htirnIy, from tho fo,1ndhtion, In,
restores tho lnlurotl pArts t3 tholr sulu} r1nd al
ton. IltE wASTKA OT THE n>nY ARE sTnprrn
AND HEALTHY nt.tlup IL surri.fsp n r1Ir ~:
TEN. from which now lnuterlal Is formed. Th.;.
THO rse corrective powernf ltntlwny' .lrs,jysntt
II GMAHa whcre THO ayst1in llals lMten RnlIyatri7
hnI Mercury, Qu!cksl!var. Corrosive SUGIEmas
nnFo nccilmulltcd ntlh tlrtOMb tietmsIrll In ths
lntlea, 10ihta etc., 9N,sng cArIes ~ tho l,pnrsI
rck'nis. sp!I.nl cMrs1ttures, cns,torfonl. wh.a
aWt,lllnga yirlcose yens, Otc.. tho SarsHpasJI|sn
will resutyo nwny those deposits md esteTnI..
nnto tho vir!1s 0f tho tlsrAse from tl1e systen.
:, II those who arc taking those nlc,ljuinrs n,
tho Gilrc Of Chrnnfe, HtrOflllo,ls. Or Nynh11it.
diseases, howeyHr enw nIny In the c,Irr. y feei
better md lind their gl.nornt hnstth ,n,nnar.
Ing. t!leir ilss!, and weight lncreusg, Or eypn
Keeping ifs owil, B u strG stgu that tho cure II
progressing In thc1o dlsenses tho natjpnt
ufher gets better or wnrsa,-tho Virus .lf lin .
cnse la not innrttye; Il mt arrested uni IFlycn
from the blond, It will Hprend and cottlnte ia
undermine tho constitution. Az sN,n d. tha
SARAArAH1L1lAN mikes tic rntient = feri bc,,
tDr4' every hour you Will grow lIettcr and ia,
creme In health, StrHOuth 1ttf1 Hpsh "
, 1880-02-12


WARRINGTON, D. c., Fch. 11.-Mr. Cockreil,
from tho Committee Oh Cntns. reported atl-
versesy on tho bill grAnting u pension to thu
widow OF tho latt GcE. Custer. At tho ectucst
Of Nj. Ferry 1t was placcd o., thu calendar.
Mr. Garland, from tho Committee un Ju.tlrnFy,
reported u bill to Amc1s3 Fec. 5,3ss OF tho It..
vlscd Stntutes In reference to bIgany aud polyx.
amy. Placed on Tho calendar.
Nr. Randolph moved to take up tho hill for
the relieg OF F3tz John Porter. Mr.. rDYnn do.
sired that Whon tho bill should be 3akcl up 1t
might 10 outside tho 1a0rlng hour, u, that dts
clsson would not liza broket, mp by the eyplsu-
ton OF the hour. Dir. RanIolph then asked tlllt
tha bill 10 male tho spcc!a! order for Montluy
next after tho morning hour. Aurretl to.
THE resolution offered by Dir, Eut6n Dec, I.
requesting the President to transmit copies of
all correspondence With foreign Governments or
their representatives In relation to tho inter
ocelulC canal, MIS pissed.
Tho bill directing the Postmaster. Geucral tn
1c0djust tho s!artes Of certain l'ustulnStcra III
~; w'h p TIE lea psoyisions Of &c., Of
Tue Vice President !a!d foro tho Se,,ata lot.
Ter tsuln tho Secrrtnry VI War recommending III
pcr'laucnt brick buildings fnr quarters fnr
troops 1T Furt IAalvenwnrth, Kas.
p!hs;n III; iit!l GGl"Mdo! iroln the Committee gu
reeis!naiio, of arid nnd waste lands. Placed
NHtl1'ugs and uruunls, reported 4 bin for tho
erection of u public building Y pcnrgr.
relief II thu WennebaXsl IMiiams in WistnnsIn'
and {" uld thcin tn obtain u subsistence Ly uEFI.
elturni pursuits, ana to prnuoto tAcir civillza.
tg1,. faccd VI. the Guleu.!ar.
T!s tnosi'1H hnnF ~, axpf.nR, consideration waa
'act II the IN aat M II iana 8atn tso ~, ssfa SiIs1r
Warrants. etc, &ll1 aiF. Edtuunds continued liz
rrt,lurks thereon
, 1880-02-12
THE GRANT MOVEMENT,
unOF THE Hpt,NTANEnlIs rtllj,p.TsuN CANT.

- = ERHHH1 HfFaIId.
With all duo rrapett for tho QTnnt movement
anu for ito people whf, arc III casrcst III l.tsy-
tug u third Presidential term for tho tunurul
wu,ld be a National blessing, unc cannot but le
so1ncwhat Htntssesl, III ylrw uf recent events, ut
such rsHuarks III this from tho Troy a. VI Times:
"The people haro nccrceA tho nomination of
tho cx.Pfstdcnt ant neither Tho tricks Ut politi.
cill'a nor aho 'strHwy' tGAt arp tuken for effect
will defeat them in tho contamination Of their
purpose"
Tho Idea that tho lrant movement is an afYair
OF tho people aud thut " IL tue politicians with
, 1880-02-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, Fob. 1l.--Artivcd, ETysIa, Ethloptu,
Lepanto. somcrSct, md llhiwiluldA, from Now
York.
+,t, ,vgEIE;Nsrows, I; Feb. ll-Arrivea, Olympus,
01ayXiw. s'
d. MAenuRn. Feb: ll-ArEiycd, sIlcsIa md
, 1880-02-12

llafsons III this community, .ulthu,,gh In Inns
irenchtal Rrr1t,lls terr. n RRn stntns tint liDyt
IL excluded rrsn tho rrsIssMrs ut lnastlng E.,s.-
,,raa 1nrI lacn'lsr of r,nr nj insults Il their
wlrrs. Tho f.fsairr flltthgr aniuY tu,t hia I'M.
lsnra!ftic* hnvn Mhiila hin tho n,jott nf uOn-
tempt Mlul disgust III Wyuminx.
, 1880-02-12
erOSrnEAL's RESPONSE.

MONTREAL. Feb. 1l.-The Mayor hn5 officially
offered a subscrlbtion.llHt fur tho relief Ut tho
Irish t!lstrcHs, III connection with thu Duchess ar
Marlborough fnu.l. Tho Irish Protestant ne-
Will visit this city Ol, tho Ah nl Oih II Alnr,.
The atl.lisss Ut wGlcnnle to him h&Is been trufit
and submitted tn tho Mayer fur approval; hui
It sRrnnrnlly understood that TINT ottlclni will
1eellhO to present It.
, 1880-02-12

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 1l.-The thentricni man.
ngnEs hnve npponted u committee to arrange q
spceIai performance, thu proceeds to 20 to tho
famluU auNcrera II, ireland.
, 1880-02-12
DALESnUltt3 SYMPATHY.

SpfelaE Hlsps1th 70 12s Ehltdeo Ttbuns.
GALIsnltHn, ILL.,, Fet'. il.-Thern WIS u largo
meeting ut tho Academy Uf M,laIo thia evening
IN tho Interest 0f tho distressed pe.plu OF 1,-
land. The cnlt wis signed by large number. nf
prominent cttlxenH Tho meeting WINS addressed
by Mayor tirHrnleMf. Col utnrk E:tAlfr, tho k[pV
II. It. Sahtsers.tL anil ntliurs. j considerable
SUN Of fn0noy WIS raised.
, 1880-02-12
CARHART'S TRIAL,

SPle1a1 U1HaleA % Tia Chicago TTIbnns,
osttkusII, ME-, Feb. lI.-Tho telaI Ut tho
charges against tho ltev. Or. Cash4rt loyeIorc,l
nothing of lntcrost, Supplemental charves aat,
specifications huye beGn introduced and part of
those ulfeE.t lA4tertiRy haye been stricken out.
The attendance II lurXe "'
, 1880-02-12

sPtttas Dhsateh to 7hs Chicago 1rtbuns.
sioux CiTY, Fetl 11.--The lr,sh Relief Fund
Conlmtttot, ct this place laye ntsntI ss,058 for
lha s'artlpA Ianu lscaIKlc, Aud will forward 1t
Tomorrow.
, 1880-02-12
FROM AROUND GALENA,

SWtVaE IHsWEth 10 Ihf EhIta00 1fI6UNk.
C:sLESA, ILL.,, Feb. 1t,4The combined cnn&rt-
lh.t'sls ut tho 0nIctm, Apple ltyer, l.cnton, and
stssnawIt Mound Catholic Churches, far tho ~.
ltsf Of tha distressed III IrelnHi, amounted to
e0F, rhrt Of which RtsM WIS forwarded yestr-
t!hy !lr'cf 70 r!rlkh priests IN tho u,ost needy
u!StFtctA ln thllL p,qRtry.
, 1880-02-12

6p*t1a1 UHpateA % 7na tAte4sa 1ttbun4.
CHEYENNE, W. r., Feb. lf,-A htr sensation
wps created To-day by tho Ltattr charIi,ir unv.
IIoyt, Ut Wyoming. with being a ljbcrtne ard n
grusa scnsualist, and recountiuR lila uu1aerous
, 1880-02-12

Government. tn,Rr,'ss rn,vi'l,sl for tho r,y-
Me1t 9t tho ,so per cent IL tho state 9tllt In.
tiinaiins ilie % ninon,. ut, Tiis b pruposes 10
Ile supported this pr'vision on grounds Of
Nj. hInr,onald ytcl'lc.l to = ,nottop by Mr..
Davis Nv. VII for III executive session, which
VI. yt. agresd g To- md when tho doors rcupenre'.
-- u
H0uaH.
N NJ: p5lcs r. snnt1e!l The renort af hs C9mmlt,
tho Hcrmnn Nationnl Junk t,t Chicag1i. It atntes
that tho testimony tnkcn demonstrates thai Il
eS; e coFer u @ G1ey S"S a sacissr fs VIZ
cnnccr,'etI, thc Testimony nlIci.c,! disposition
%M on fhe!r %M tn1t to protect the staSkhosts anl a!nl
priM!pa cause Of fAlIurc WA tl!s, the Directors
t"r; fi!cd ,hnt L. tln!r 1a,{ Ths c,t'Ss e
stt ~se y M p%s g e!so '' efos tas ssf"S s" IL
i' III t;f b to assSs sssas f5" q ss III as" x 5 s sy
hnvc rad mt only tho nil,ultnt nf st'ck heltl ly
thotn. Int nlsn ah additional sum p,ttMl to Ant.
s,otE. Iho rrnort WIN ol1ltrt,tl pr'sct a'l laid
-; Mr. Warmer from tho Committee m coimaEe,
atnng,in msgnis; ~, IT, Afasrs al p 5cpn%rc % hHGk sl'
Ordered printed, !!ii rccommltte.l II provides
TINT hee; JsH ylial' DO nl1lcnc' to reui Us fol.
Il ney !" .S ' i" fSFss e s n'. f II sSs st'tfsS th
he l,e thMt Of tho rurt' tnetM1 OF such ,coina Of
snni1"rd wrIght, s's .ymp,r,. WITH thc lre
and tho vas!lra ri. void Hui sil.tr w,l,s IF tho
yarous nAttona of Tho wtrl'l l'lusn to ulsr cntn-
mcrcc :h1li bc asccrAtne. BY ass!.ys to 'c NUDE
rector OF tho Mint. foreign Ruld en!ns !cins
ctn1nrarcd with standard E1itl cns nf the Unttctt
st1,fMss, , IT, aud fnrc!sn si!yer eo'ns with tho stan-
shnil be reported to tho Secretary of tho 'Trcus-
!lry Rnd DO embraced in his annual report 10