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Erttssd al ths Io,-tre NJ thitdao. Ill. AZ steod-
Class Matter
ror the bcncnt Of our patrons Win deAfo 70 sonu
.,nu1s e,,ucs Ut TiLt rtInuHE tlirnnGf lilo mall WI
live ftu1ew!th tho trnnslcnt rHtu Ut rustiEo'
rh,mt.ttc Pr ftorR.
Flight ant Twelve t'ago rarus. Gsmts' %
tnrepn. =, .,,.
Fight md TwclYc f'ngc Fal1er. cots' smis
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PATTI gets $3.50 nlght for singing III
GosMany. This ia believed " 10 tho largest
salary over pald singer Or actor tor series Of
performances.
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iivc of State wilicl, Inns lately given 40,o0
Republican minority, he cannat consistently
take III n pnsltion With tic extreme Dcno+
rrnta
, 1880-11-16

THE site Of tho Worlds Fair building II,
New York, II tho bull may bc pnrdoned, will not
be IN New York at nll, but In Prospect Turk,
brooklyn Tho result Of throo dAys' subscrtp.
uon was only $7d OK, mot large aggregate. all
things considered.
, 1880-11-16

TlIE Massachusetts lnan Banborn. who Ia
Implicated It, tho alleged subornauon OF pUrlury
ln tho Fhilp essse IL said to b0 the lieutenant VI
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PEREMPT0RY MANDATE.

Special DlspateA 10 1hs tasda8 If'oan@ Ian
DuuuuuE. In, NOV. I3-jaln Ku!'altsslssn, ',sa,
OF Rockville, Delaware County, while sl!s1ns
in nm ar,n-,.l,atr. foil ieuti. Ila WIS kno~'s ~
liz Kre.tcst lltlgant ln uelawlrv CVanH'
, 1880-11-16

Ifcralley Mnsie-lfnli.
Madison street. butw cen asato md dearborn. or.
tJ.u,ts 3JretHrjpB.f -ss..
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Ast1I.AR LODGE. No. 1H, \. F. 4. Ecs11lnt
meeting FnesdRy DsgHtnR. Nnv. III fur buathGsA nila
work. brntesntly cordially lnv!tE! So, ,-.
, 1880-11-16


tic official count Is %, 90. Tho population
of tile Stale, according to the new census. Is
1it,K}0. Tile proportion Of voters 70 ln'lab-
i.nnts ia, t,ercfnrc, n.4. Tltis ts low nvcr-
agc. hut lilo Democratic howl regarding
disfrnncllscn,cnt oli account Of nativity
tlnes nut nonu stnlce to account for It. An
absurd Registration law excludes from tho
atllfrnge nil clizcns who llaya. not paid n
1M,t-tax by tho seconl week 1T January in
tic year lit which the election Is held. Months
before the conventions incet or tho cnttl'-
'tntcs aro put III nomination thousands OF
citxens aru tlisfranchtsetl through THUR own
neglect, or sickness, or accident. Forelgn-
mrn residents who have property to the
yatio Of SihO, n,td nre Naturatlzei, are Ut
lttict to vote. Rl,otle island Is II, my caso
Republican Stnte, t:,4l II nil unusual rcstrfc-
tions Oil tic suffrage WIRE removed It would
probably give II larger Republican minority
thnn it .tuGs at present.
SES.Aro1s-sf.tKISC Is now the fnvOrlt pas
time Ut The newspapers In States w',lel, aro
fortunate ettullE', to Illso tho election Of a
Senator tl,is wtuler. Ttlu newest tlatlle mc1l-
ltanrd In New York Is ttlat vi Cfinu,ecy NJ.
])rpew. who is known as Vafrlrrbllcs nj
,.,,,, " ,tt a,,''s ."o 'as .nr,ona ,,,,nss
S""'.s ~" .'t, ~ !" ,.,,n,,s, s,",,to;
v" "'s u''' """ e'..s' ~" ,.',.'I,. H. ,,,,,,.
's ue e's'r I'".sps1 wv" , ..,,,
~ s", o.'' t''o o'.s ~ .'. :" ,>.,t,,.t,a T.,
rei''e ""s' 3A''o'S ,, ."o nv srs",1'a.,. 49,,
tca'',, ,l,n"h. ~ no"o ,1"s ,'"!st',' ."ea Ms
"'"' .'os''. A'. -'l"c e"sn - o.oss'e ~. .,'s.
III" " oena'of e'.n'o'o"' W. ~ '1ss ~ ,,,. .n'
"ip',s.t p"'o - lsci1't"'tn'sn. '""s "'
i,is l'S lcs'"S ''snl '''''Ao n'''t "se.p..
',''. '" 'no I"ule'on', ,,,,' wi" ""'" ss''"'
~ w.. ~" ~ ""!"' ~ a. '''''e". W. 49,
Ivy ~ "'4 ..o ut"s. num- 1's s".''o s,"'"'s :"
u' 'se"s.''.u', VI .,io .;'"'t'o"s w .''o se".o
''l"t p'e 'ot "i,' eo t.'l'"'.ei"t ',o'e.,'e'b
N"ul" l'.,e letls"e" 1nset'1''s I'll .l'e le'''ir
HsHa"'" so"'e''''o'' " eeof""ts' 'nsle"' VI
""""l1 io' 'esllecta'lle nLsc'he''' III '""e'
r,>,rs ,r,,r,y,:u i7 Ios ,",,,, o, ,us,vor
IN ~. %,,. V,r,. n,.r,,hps tn,,or,,,,. a.s,nlt
IN t,w C,, Trmst ~ p;,,,nIn,rl,ia. AMI r.
n,;,st In confasso,l t,,t ~, T., tho ,,ra.n,,t
,,, t,,, !. u,s,,, ,'as .,,,I,,,,, t,,, ,,ast ~
,h. ,,,,rovors,, ~ ,osar,s a,,, rr,vo. ,,,nt
fnstonu - n,,..,,,, .. 90 snr o,,o, n, 1s.t, ,s
"I,,,roI o. tt,a ,rs',t ~, ,,,,t =, m. t,,ot
tn .v,,,,, il,,,,.ro,o ,'t,!.',, In ,,ri,o mil
i,v II nnl .ho riiy iiorsa of Gnrrao,t,., was n
rcnts ins,rad of slim NJ n,,naoI. ami Tint
,his 4, ccnts re,,roscntrd the cnst ~ @ mmnnd.
inv nnd ,,,,Ivcrv. 'rhe 1Iousu of corrrctton
,rrptyr1 .ts cnnl Nv wnfnr Mt II. vary tloor
otuI nutoa,lul It with pa,,nrr nnt1 conytc,
hulNr. while Tho (;,s Trust uai,t market rntca
tor ]abor, and carried tts rnat s,nua t1tstanco
I 10 i,s branch works by CARTS. Moreover. thc
House Of Correction lid not buy Its coat of
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Olympic Thrntrr.
Clark street, bcwccn Lake MID Randolph. Engage.
ment u Mir. Harry u. lt1cniond. "Uur CandIlate.'
, 1880-11-16

Noo1ey's Thcntrc.
1kandoln1 sttcat. betwcen Flnrk Mnd Ia 9nle. Nn-
onrgmpn nj Of Inc TiIp Cnb. aialo Hours"
, 1880-11-16

SENATOR DAVIS, of Illinois, according To
anew York rl,.lor, h prcparrsl tu resign Ills
seat Ill tho Senata mil ucrept II reslppnTnt-
,uent OIL tho Supreme Denclls Tie arr,.Ig.,-
luent would nut bn Il goutl uMa fur tho Sum.
tor; a1d tic Itopuhlican party would not
agree t0 1t. Judge Dusis Is full Ut yc,lrs u1ld
hunorE, lissloes not ctyet nor ought lso to
undertake tic severe aburs nj iEgh judicial
p,stl0n. lie Is within lIye years ut ulo ago
provided l,y law fur retlre,.lu.lt OIL full pay,
a,lu his private fortutIu Is such that llo does
not neetl IL pension. Jn.ige Dayls will ~
M.aIn In the 6ehute. While tteso ho will, it
he acts with his customary wisdom. Incline
nanru to tho Republican than to llle De'no-
cratic side Ut .lle Chamber. lAlnx III lnIe-
pe.stlent, lle gould hardly 10 less. liz WIS II,
early friend Of I.lnca!t,. W,Ml Republican hl
the dark days VI tho War. Asa lcprea:;slA'
, 1880-11-16

AIcyfckcrsH 'rIientre.
s1aalsnn street. between stnta niNi dearborn. En-
sasclt,cnt ul tho aladlsOn-aGnnra TAehtrn Company
"lJuzcl krke+"
, 1880-11-16

Grand 0nrru.1fdusN
CIark .,scet Opposite liew C1nrt.lta1.e. EngnKo-
1uont OF Sir. Frank 3ayu. "vnn, tho srKtntan."
, 1880-11-16

tKnvrrIy'a The}tfr~.
Ecnrtorn ttrent. es,rncr ot AAnfut. Enhancement
Of tic Kirnify lsrut14trs. "tAraund tho World III
Rightly bays"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-26

| ago 1t was four or FIVE miles "out of town -
Inc prayer book used in 1910 was used last
sabbath An historical address was delivered
by the rector, Rev. c. B. Smith Seventy wears
ago. ne said, hundred wagons brought the
worshippers from different directions. and the
norses were tied to the adjacent fences The
church then was consecrated by Bishop Moore,
of the Diocese of New York.
Graduates.-Twenty students graduated
from the General Theological Seminary Rpisco-
pail last week. Bishop Potter presided at the
annual commencement services and presented the
diplomas.
New York.-Isast Sabbath. Nav 18th oc
CURED the tenth anniversary of Rev R. S. Mac
Arthur as pastor of the Calvary church (BaptisA
of this city. The amount of money raised dur
ing ten years is little over $500, 600 of which
SloAOOO came from pew rents The balance of
100000 has been devoted to denominational
charities, an average of $4,000 a year. The
largest contributions have been during the cur
rent year, in which they are likely to reach the
sum of S125,O0O. The Sunday School has
quadrupled its members; 45O persons were re-
ceiyed by baptism, 422 by letter, 80 by expert
ence and restoration in all, OIL Ten years ago
the membersip was 239; to-day it is 900.
The Colored Methodists-On Nav 3rd
the seventeenth quadrennial Conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church convened
at st. Louis, Bishop D. A Payne presiding
This Church has about $4,000 communicates
and bishops. The Conference considered
plan for beginning missionary work among the
exodus emigrants. The delegates were enter
tanned by their colored friends in hospitable
though humble, way
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-26

The Pope's favorites, the Jesuits. do
not seem to find favor in any Roman Catholic
countries. Not the Protestants alone. but the
homanists, demand their exclusion. In the
course OF a warm discussion in the Belgian
Gnam6er OF Representatives on Friday last on
the bill Prolonging the law relating to the treat.
ment OF foreigners, the Minister Of Justice an
nounced that the line Of conduct Of the Govern
nl.L lnynt toward the French Jesuits, should they
come to Belgium would be precisely tbe same
IS that adopted toward the members Of relieions
oodies expelled from Germany. If RELIGIONS
IonIraternldes come to Belgium the law ,Sonld
oe enforced against them. '''''
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-26
Central presbpterlan.
OFFICE:
No. 1915 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
TIE r M S.:

Three Dollars year; six months, $1.5o;
three months, IS cents; payable in ddrGnce.-
Ministers of the gospel, $3.50.
Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such. Or by checks, Post
Office money orders, or letters Registered by
Postmaster Otherwise it must be at the risk of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at ten cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate by count
ing eight words to line. Payment in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application to
the Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81, Richmond, Va
Richardson & Southall,
Editors and Proprietors.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-26

Entered at the Post-Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-26

Presbyterianism in Three Cities.-Tbe
TACT is noted with concern by some Of the Pres
byterian papers that New York city has to-day
only twenty-six Presby churches, the same
number it had thirty years ago, when the pop
ulation was only half million that in Chicago
there are nine less Presbyterian churches than
there were ten years ago or a loss of one church
nearly every year; and that Presbyteranism in
Cincinnati has progressed backward during the
last quarter century. OF course the causes for
this are sought after, and variously believed to
be found in a spread Of rationalisn, lack Of
spirituality in spiritual supplies, the select club
system Of the wealthy and exclusive churches
an increased worldliness and indifference to re-
, 1880-04-14

of some ono cntldt.l0te, and there have been
reccnt signs that tho ropulnr influence Is b.s.
ginning to countcrnct tho impression wllcl,
t[,e "Eprcfaitsfa arc seeking tD srrcatf. An
lnslnrcts ut thls ~ fonnd II, certain uxprcs-
sEDts TINT cntie to TIN 'rnnluxE'a nuttce
ycster.lny frnul different quarters. The Gill
cago journal, Which leans To urant, Ind
aaitt III regard to tho sentiment nf illinois:
III t'ralt and l,iainc [,ctwecn wllun tho
contest WIS admitted to b. closcl wcfo out
1T the way Wnsllburnc would bn tho peoples
cltoleo by very large mniorlly." Comment
Ing upon this, the indianapolis Jo',r7m',
whlcl, leans to Dlainn, SAYS ttiat blaine Is
ahead Of 0rant IN fnttFann, but repcnts III
tho samo words tint "tf both were out ot
tho way Wnslburne would he tic peoples
chOtce by large ,najortty.'' Tile Clncfn-
natl Commercial, which advocates Shcr-
,nan, thinks that tlost. Grnnt will not
have m0ru than onc-tl!rl OF tho CHI
cago Convention, mil tint tho Convention
will be called upon to decide l'ctWcc,
Sherman Md Dlaiue, or name n third ,han;
"a',tl IN case there Is n third nlatl," Ndfs tho
Commercial, "pnbl1c opinion has strongly
designated Wasllburnc.tn 4 Michigan ,ac,,-
VI lE!ESS III Liz 6lHlp blItlV AGpt4tS ~
jrepn'!tlcratlng sentiment III Ills Ssate Il, ft,-
yor OF Dlatnc, but atltls: "Tl,c feeling alnoiig
Michigan Republicans now appears to be
Tint IT they 1lnyo to fall back on anybody
else, Wasl,burne will he their choice" These
simultaneous antl independent expressions
from four different States would probably
find n favorable response from every !scpub-
lcan Slate tn tho Union It they could bo
formally submitted to the voters. If Mr..
Wnshburno wero involved in n heated. per-
sonnl contest for tho nomination, rs Gen.
Grnnt, Alr. Dlatnes mud Secretary Sherman
are, It n,ny b. tlsat tho public mind would
turn with n similar nccord to E.tmu,itls Of
Vermont Chamberlain Of Maine, Or some
other abte, upright, popular. and ayaltnblo
citizen. Shall the National Republican Con-
vention be 80 packed that 1t will not l,o free
to clloose n candidate upon whom Republic
ans everywhere oan a,,d will u,iito2
, 1880-04-14

JoltN E. TnAyEts, one OF the most gencr-
OTIS hcnefactors Of iInrvarsl College, tnaae vii!
In tHi5 1T which t,o orented a trlst.fltnd, with
tho following remarkable eminent:
y givn to- tho. aforesaid Trustees tho sim Of
$U.fu1 tn pay tho ff,cnr1e ut und from tho E0l1
sum to: tic ton ,rls,ss ncrttnrIouB acholnrs In
llArvnr7i UnlvnrfltS sscr3: year. ctu. hnd In
iarxc sum, and, It,tlrei, IN former Will which
hRtl tlniio hnfl done an; but haye soet for tho
lnat FEW ycnrs, n constant disposition among
rofftfcfHnB nnd crrnin Aeutnrfntis tyg gEt rnssea-
alon 1t tlle sau1e. which havc no tlo,ibt will
grcnttr it,juro tho sumo, etc.
At TINT time tho Legislature Ind tnken somo
action with rofascuco to tho College which, In
tho opinion Of MIR. Thaynr, WIS calculated 10
gtvo 1t political character md Impair Its ,1sc-
fnlness. AZ he Is still living md warn friend
Of 1iarrnr. It Is possible ho 1nay see lit to carry
out bis origtnal Intentions
, 1880-04-14

THERE are some degrees Of fooltshncss
and crcdutfty which the English Courts tlo not
feel bound tn protect. The itsu Mall Gazette re-
ports tho triat Of q mnu named Lowry, who wns
charged with cheating by means Of palmtstry.
On tho day appointed for tho buat-raco ho stood
on tho townath. Offering to soil for two ahllllngs
and si1pcnco cnch purses containing two hnif-
crowns. Ono which WIS purchased was found to
contntn two ponntcs. Tlle prEst,ncr snd 1,o Ind
boon himself ontiHht In tho sumo why md Ind to
put up With tho consequences. Ito explained
how tho trick WIS done. Turning ZIP his sleeves,
ho throw twohalf-crowns into n purse. then took
thon out, anl, pretending To thruw them back,
throw the1a Into tho hnnl holding tho pursa and
substituted two ponnics. Tho magistrate dis
charged tho prisoner, rcmnsktng that persons
VITO wero fouls cnoukh to tr,y purses fa that
Wny must tako tho consequences.
, 1880-04-14

TIE periodical announcement Is matle
TINT tho Ensliah Nituallsts aro Joining tho
Noman Catholic Church In great numbers.
Somehow tho Professionalism Of England 10 not
grcauy affected by these frequently reported
dcplottons. Tho fnet Is that tho reports aro
gross ctnggcra4ons, tho only accesstons to tho
ltomnn Catholic Church being d fow emotional
Indy members Of their congregations. The great
mass Of tho Enslish people aro N forco In thcir
hostility to tho papacy now as during tho days
OF Elizabeth and Cromwell.
, 1880-04-14

Mts. rAnNELL's election for Mayo County
over tho clerical candidate, Drown, completes
his triumph oycr his opponents In Ireland. Thu
Wexford peop!c, by oleotlng harry and Byr1,c,
tho farnell.o candidates, Inst Monday, have
shown how little they wero influenced by prleat-
ly d,otnuon, and have proved that the it,ault to
Mr. Parnul! wtA the work of un irresponsible antl
b!ackKuard faution. Whuruyer Mr, rarnoll has
pit forward, or rathur Indo1sel, candidates,
thpy have been elected despite overy influence,
saccr.1otnl nnd scrulnr. and he Inns now tho
pruud satisfaction OF hnvfn9 his course eus.
tAtncd and hls policy fully lndorsod by every
popular constituency In ireland. MIR. parncll
will prabnbly retain his seut for Mayo County,
and two Of Ills n1herunts will be eluuted TOR tho
suata in Cork Mnu Meath for which hu has been
ohuSuu.
, 1880-04-14

M1t. nusx1N has been lecturlng iii Florence
On suakos, md the illustrations hayD boon ut
lcast ~ startling ~ tho subject natter Of tho
discourse. Ar. Conway tella good stosy. show-
Ing how fns tho sclf.forgetfutnsas aud cnthu-
s!asm OF Ar. nusktA oocas!oually curry him; +.
s1p.o amusement ly pcrsuati!nx tMo rather ~
h.otant oiAeas 70 stand w On nigh cbntfs, abo,,t
of a bos-constrsotor. slr. Rtskin himself tloii
ntMh1y leupvd up OIL tho table beforo him, aud
stood ut ono si!to. In ordur that tho skin might
be secn: ln that prolalnoI.t position ho begun
describing tho action Ut tho hoai how, elasuo a
, 1880-04-14

pnoF. SUMMER, wlioso controversy witt,
President Porter 0yor fIcrl'ort Bpenror's bobk
has excited 30 mich attention, WIS originally
frs.n lfnrtford. Twcnty-tve yonrs Or moro ngo
ho was clerk In W. II. Jutld'a dry. .goola store.
Ills scfnlarly tnstcs prorcd too stronr to bo ro-
ststcd. and be wont to tho High snhool, to Yalc,
md the,t, we bclIovo, to Cambridge or Oxford.
lilo haa bcen prcnuhor and editor and now Ia
Professor, and Inns proved brilliant man In all
plaocs., III Now York ho WIS tho 1tov. Dr.. Wnst-
burnc's assistant ut Calvary Church, and edited
tho Ltuin1 Church. Prof. Sumner Is M ngrcc-
able talker, and personally Ii sail to bo ycry
charming hlan. Ills bumptioua anl controver-
slal spirit ia purely professional.
, 1880-04-14

THE proceedings III the Ways md Mems
Committee Of the House yesterday plainly lnli-
cnto TINT there is not tho loaBt prospcot Of ro-
vision OF tho tariff through tho agency of that
Committee. Every stop tending towards pro-
sentlng an honest report to tho House WIS ILL.,
b,,st4red against by Conger. Frye, Kclloy,
Phelps, and Dunnell. Mr., Garfield was paired
ngulnst Tucker or be would have addel his lit
tlucnco and vote to tho obstructionists. The
ouly hopo for rovision now is To bring tho mat
tor heforo tho I1ouso by q majority vote. Mr..
Townshond promises to make a,lothor effort to
Introduce Il bill to remove tho duty on wood
pulp and other articles. 1t IL to 10 hopasI he
will succeed this time.
, 1880-04-14

THERE Is considerable ill-feoltng mani
tested between tho moderate aud tho ultrn ltc-
publicnns OF Francc. H. ClenonccAu's radical
speech Inst Sunday socms to have rouscd tho lro
at NJ. 6nnbotta, WIN IN his pnper-La Rf}na,.
tiq'te Frnnc1tse-bittcrly attacks Cletnonconu for
Ills pcssImEst rlewa atld his unfOundnd don,lncl-
ation Of "the hest Republican Government
Franco has ever enjoyed
, 1880-04-14

Tnx crtcA0o TrtnrSr: has estnb1iahcd branch
Offices fer tho rncespt OF subscriptions and
tncrts Ms tollnnss
. NEW Y0lsK-1ioOn1 70 Tribune building. F.T. MC-
FA1,HES, NAnnvcr.
GLASGOW, Hcut1nnd-Allan's American Nena
Agency. 81 ltcniletd-at,
1US1H)T, En9.-Anerc1n Exchange, 40 Strana.
IESNy +. AiiaEn. Avent
NASlllNGfJUN. u. C.-L3i1 = street.
, 1880-04-14

In reply to n jewish elector who Ind writ
ten to him on tho subject Of tho relntion Of tho
JcsyH to tho two political pnrtica In England, Mr.
bright h,ls writtpn rs foilowH;
3fAltC1E 28, 188o-nEAn Sir: nm afrnid shall
hayg M no opportunity Of saytna anything about
tho @ Jews. None Gnt M m 'korsat one can fall TO
t't!ntenGe.i for tho Jews when they woro exoitid.
I'd frun Parliament. Mr.. Dlsraoll rms, think.
tho 1n!y nun un tho Tory eldg who voted for
tsaon,, and tho reaaun for tia vute Ia obvious. /
thnnk you for your note, and nm very truly
yours JOHN QNiuiFT,
, 1880-04-14

TIE House Committee on Elections.
through Congressman, Mnnntnx, submitted thor
report yesterday recommending resolutions to
tho effect thnt nolther Dounclly nor Wnasllurn
WIN untitled to tho saat from tho Thtra M!nl,c-
aota District No aoton WAS taken on tho mat
far
, 1880-04-14

presented by tho fnther Of Mr.. llasnrd, tho
prcsont scnntor from Delaware. fiIIl's dirty
trick WINS discovered, and hcnco tho present de-
termination Of scnntnrs like 11nynrl,, Thurman,
ntttl David DArls to atlhcrp to tho SOUND prlncl-
pic nnt1 precedent established oycr twenty yenra
RK,h whom II hohnarAtio Hehatu d0ai,tat1 Tint n
tnso onro hdjultcatct culld not bu rcorcile,i
and reviewed. Hills low cunning hns trnstctl
Upon himself, anu tho Indications aro thnt tho
present Committee report in tnvor Of Nnscatlng
Kellogg will bo defeated by tho Aid Of a largo
number Of Democratic votes.
, 1880-04-14

LORD JoI1N MANNERS, who rs Postmaster
General OF England hns beon frequently accused
OF puylng "obstructlonlst with tho pnblic
business, wns yesterday reelected to Parliament,
This gentleman ls tho author ot tho startling
upostropho to Provtdenco, !" 10 let law and learn
ing ccnse md nrts md commerce do'' rather thnn
England "should lose hcr old nobility" The
electors of LeicostorshlEo ara evidently on
atnored Of tho "oll nobility" and particularly
Of tho branch Of It represented by Lord John
MQuuorS,
, 1880-04-14

dlst!llcrlcs 10 stills, md loo gallons Of whisky.
HOmo ailiccrs havu nlso Bezc.i and dcatruycdD
t1lattllorics, copper stills, anl 10000 gatons Of
mash md beer in rlckcns and Cherokee Coun-
ties, South Carolina.
, 1880-04-14

THE Southern Democratic leadera are said
to be almost all opposed to TIldcn, and express
1t ID tho!r firm belief that his nomination by tho
purity would DO rulnotss. Nevertheless Tifdcn,
II nominated, will command tho support Of tho
Solid South, u would my other Democrat It
IS not mon, nor yet principles but tho cuEtrDl Of
the Government TINT those fellows want, md It
mikes little difference WIN tho President may
he 10 long az they hold tho balance OF powor In
tho Democrntlo pArty.
, 1880-04-14

nny smnlt snake. It sc!zcd tts rroy by tho action
Of II vhfr-laBt. hut when tho coil was onea
spring with tho r!gtdity Of iron. Tile wholo
notion ut tho Inn MRS. tleaerslel with
nrnrsrrfntc gesture. tho w1tolo t,cing 40 tlrn.
tn SURPRISE ftnsktn. wsia. lD0ktnr ttown, per-
nctvcd TINT he Wis ntantling. on tho tnp Of bis
desk, md then loapcd duwn with tuy'sh move
lncnt and H1t1ilr.
, 1880-04-14

KEMnLE, tho Pennsylvania corruptionfst,
appeared In cu,lrt ycstcrtlay ut Harrisburg and
Enre bail for bis ftlrthor appearance OIL the nth
Inst, Mr.. kembtc docs not like newspapers, aud
c}N!tns TINT thoy misrcprosent hin. fIc ayers
TINT ho Is prosecuted man, but he hns not yct
explained away his completely In tho brIbing
business
, 1880-04-14

At the CAblnct council yesterday It was
decided to assfeu District Attorney Martin |.
Townsend, OF Troy. rs counsel to Cadet Whit
tinker. All tho members wcre agrcGst Tint thu
young n,An should havo n full and impartat III
ycstigation. No tettor mnn than Mr.. Townsend
could hayo been assigned to tns1,ro this.
, 1880-04-14

To AVON service in tho army mnny Cor
tnnrs nrc lonytnR their own country for tho
unftnd States. In ono wook G,8U pursonH cnt-
harked ut Drcrucn for this country. Those who
nru leaving nru said 10 he Of tho hettor olnss Of
artisans. and the loss will ate seriously felt III
0erMnny.
, 1880-04-14

DAnoS IIAusx..SS, It member OF the
French ChaEnbor of deputies trs,ul Corstca, Ia
reported to 10 willing fD rusGn his scat III fnyOr
OF moro active HoilApartlst, lhsoui Duynl
editor Ut tho raris Nation. Tho chanyo Will bo
mtlde IN tho lnt1rest OF plnn-rlon.
, 1880-04-14

ALI. tho circumstances attending the snd
death of Tho,nas Il. nuhhns, Jr III this city yes
tcriny tend to show tho fnIseness If tho theory
Of sucfie advanced b. an afternoon paper. 1t
Is evident tho fatality WIS tho result OF cu!dcnt
purify,
, 1880-04-14

TnE French Catholic bishops condemn tho
DEGREES against tho religious orriaru, but in d
very mild why. Fierce tlcnunctalons nre things
Of tho rast with tho Episoopatc Of France.
Dupanloup is tleatl. md tho spirit with which ho
Inspired tho ccolcsiasttcs of Frnnce seems to
have died with him.
, 1880-04-14

DEAcoNsf1ELp Is at present only n life
Peer, and ns sueh tho titlo wauld become o1-
tsnct at h!H death. That his brother nlHy tnyu
tho revorson of title. 1t Is now proposed 70
oonfcr Oh him I'LL horeditary pocr1go, with tho
Itttg of uaruu.
, 1880-04-14

THE Swedish Parliament rejected tho
Government nr:ny bill. nnd the Ministry has re-
signed In consequence. The king has intrustetl
Count Anvil with tho duty Of forming another
Eabluck
, 1880-04-14

4 COMMERCIAL Traveller in the employment
OF Field, Letter l. Co., of this city. WIS ycstcr-
day awarded $4,000 damages by Il I'nston jury
for tho crushing Of i,ts leg three years ngo on
tho Grand Trunk ltnirnad.