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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
GENERAL GENTS PLANS.

BosroX, April 27.-Gcneral Grant has writ
ten letter stating that he viii not De- prcscnt at the
meeting OF the Army Of the Potomac Society at Bnrlng
ton W. on the 10th II JunC lie expects 10 90 10 the
Rocky Mountains for visit OF few weeks ana Will not
90 east OF Illinois before Fall joaquin Miller VIII de-
liver the poem, and Judge bradley, OF New-Nork' the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
WAR BETWEEN CHINA AND PORTUGAL.
.l.. A,.rlll

A dispatch from Lisbon to The Standard
this afternoon says The Portuguese newspapers assert
that Acnn bOrkadCd that Chinese cruisers have cap
urcd scycutccn vessels in Portuguese waters and that
In consequence or these hostile acts tho Lisbon Gov
eminent has telpgraphcd Ia Mozambique ordering
rho corvette Rainha de Portugal 70 sail imnle-
dIntcly for Macao. ono Journal complains that the
p"ringucsr Government Ina received kilograms from
Macao which it wthholds from the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
1 SENs11LoN ~ TIE BILLINGs TNLAL.

BALLsToN. n. Y, April 27.-At the Billings
trial today, the evidence principally related TO tho
trucks on the Billings premises tho finding OF the gun
in the WELL and the signs Of horse having been htchcd
near there. DR.. Grant was recalled, and when the
skul OF the murdered woman handed him n Scnsa-
tlnn was created, Billings turning his head In an op-
ooeitn direction and WpCuiug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
WIREs FoR TIE DhmocR1Yc CONTENTION.

CNCINNATI, April 27.-N0twithatanding the
adverse action OF the City Cornc, the ProDntc Court
has granted permission to the Western Union Telegraph
Company 10 PUT NJ poles ana wires 10 the hall during
the session " the Democratic Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
1Y OPERA HOUSE BCRNED.

BELLEvILIE, Ont, April 27.-Thc Bcllcville
Opera House WAS burned down this morn
Ing. The loss Is $1,000; insurance, $4,000.
Ilavrrly's Ionsrc5 gave performance IN the building
two hours before the fire broke out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
FUNERAL or TIE non. Z. d. FRENCH

DAMARIscoTTA. Me-, April 27.-The remains
Of the Hon H. g. French arrived hero from Washington
on the forenoon train, and met at the depot by
delegation Of MaSons and by citizens and escorted to
Lincoln Hail. where they lie in state this afternoon.
Funeral services vii be held tomorrow at 10 Il. III, un-
der the auspices or the Masonic Order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
ILLIyoIS REpUBLIcAN DELEGATES.

Chicago. April 27.-COunty delegations to
the Republican state Convention were elected to-day ~
follows: Henry County, for Grant for Blaine; Roc;
Island County. delegates for Blaine or Washbnrnc;
Mclean County. for Grant, for Blaine Jciorson
County. 3 tor Grant Iroquo5 County, for Blaine
aud 3 for Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
THE DE YOUNG INQUEST

SAN Francisco, April 27.-Thc inquest in
the DC Young case was begun this afternoon. Tho tcs-
tinony thus far agrees substantially with the reports
heretofore lelGgraphcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
MR.. GLADsToNYs MINISTRY.

THE BRITISH CABINET OFFICERS APPoINTED-BEA-
CoNsFIELD's FAREWELL TO PowER-wAR BE-
TWEEN CHINA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
DIIETALIsM IN GERMANY.
Additional members of Mr.. GladstOne's Cabinet
are announced. Lord Beaconsfield made fare
well call upon the Queen yesterday; the mem
bers of the old and of the new Ministries will
visit her to-day. War exists between China
and Portugal. Four important arrests have
been made in Russia. Prominent states
mon in Germany are said to favor bi-metallic
currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

CHICAGO, April 27.-Ihc trial of John MrArth
Postmaster. for msappcauOn Of upwards Gf 100000,
, 1880-03-14

Eight men were passing on foot through mar
row. deep ca11on In Nevada when they saw an
immense bank OF snow detach itself from the
PERCEPTIONS side and slide rapidly down toward
Saetu. Three Of them escaped injury by run
ming. two took refuge behind sturup5- and were
subsequently rescued alive. and three were
killed By burial under tons Of SLOW. The depth
Of Enow Is uncommoniy great on the Pacific
coast this season, and many lives have been lost
in RTaIAncheS,
, 1880-03-14

QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
L. S., DErno1r-At meeting Of the Cass Club
last evening q controversy arose as to the 6urcst
lef1-handed batter. The following names were
mentioned: Dalr.mple O. Lcary, ,Jameso Rourke,
and Ea1llpn. Now. if three men were On bases
which Of the above would be your choice? -4,H.
-O'Nourke would be the best man under the
be an improvement on any Of them
READER, CucAGo-Plcase answer the follow
Ing questions; /. IT a base-runner is hit BY n
butted ball and thus put ont how should it be
ecored according tn League rules. md who would
lor dy, be caught and then thrown to base in
time to catch q base-ruuner Of that base, is he
out. as in the case Of fair dy? 5. Is there an
scored in . foot-note. No assist or put-out is
given to an5 player on account Of it. 2 Yes.
/ Yes.
, 1880-03-14
BASEBALL.
A Schedule OF the Chicago Clubs
Canes for Next Season.
fhs kague-Eoek at-Georgt Wright to Play in
Eo!t.sttr-sotes Of the Game, Etc.

SPALDEG'S GUIDE.
The Official Base-B Ban Guide for 1850. published
5vA 6. spalding & Bros, Of this city. WAS IS
sued Yesterday, and will be on sale by the pub
fishers at II. Randolph street, and by dealers
generally, on and after to-day. as it is the only
work OF the kind which has the official batting
and fielding averages Of League players for the
ecason Of 1879 1t is indispensable to all who take
IN interest in the game In addition to this
fupo1 tant feature, the Guide contains review
Of the season OF 16sg, the amended constitution
Of the League, the playing rules in new and
improved form, the full proceedings Of the reg
rlar and special League meetings, the League
address to players, and the only official League
schedule for the season Of 1S5Q. There is
also a valuable ueatise on batting and
pitching, illustrated By cuts Of weli-known
players. among theu being those Of Anson. who
fcd the bat1ing Of the country last Nenr. and
Da'rynple, who stood at the head IN 16.s@ both
being members Of the present Chicago team.
A flne likeness Of Secretary Al opa!dfng. OF the
Chicago Club. also adorns one Of the pages Of
the book The G1ttde can BE- obtained Of dealers
anywhere, the price being 10 cents
, 1880-03-14
AMY MILLIONS LOVE.

Down amid the sandy reaches, in among the
pines and beechcs>
Did we wander in the moonlight, or beneath the
silver moonlight
While in ledgcs sighed the sedges to the salt,
Oh! loved her as sister!-often, oftent1mes I
Ho1dIn9 prcst against nv rest her slender,
soft. seductive hand;
Often. BY the midnight-taper. filed ut least a
With some graphic ode, or sapphic to the
N,mph OF i}abyland
Oft we saw the dim blue highlands, Coney, Oak,
ana other islands
Moies that dot the dimpled bosom Of The sunny
Or, mid polished leaves OF lotus, wbercso'cr our
skiG would float us
Anywhere where none would note us--there we
sought alone to be.
Thus, till summer WIS senescent, and the woods
Dolphin tints and hectic hints of what was
Did worship Amy Amy Milton: fragile was the faith
Then we -hroken-hearted /, when she
left Babylon.
As upon Ea1e the nove'ess wnter lies the mouonless
Filings heE @ sPsrs and spidesy outlines lightly on
fere1morc the old haunt acknowledgements
returns again
So is a woman eranescent-shfftin7 with the
shifting present,
Changing Itke the changing tide, and faithless as
Lighter thaD the wind blown thistle. falscr than
the foxier's whistle
Was t. that eoa1tng piece Of hoaxtng, Amy Mil
-FFed S. Co=c73
, 1880-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
H00LEY'S THEATRE.
HoOLEf Qu1NL1S .Proprteto1s and Managers
IMPORTANT NOTICE!

This Theatre will be closed on this (Sun-
day) evening, March IL, for the purpose Of
completing every detail and perfectly p1epar-
ing the Stage for the re-cnute On
, 1880-03-14
RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.
ARRIVAL and DEP Arturo OF TRANg

EXPLANATION or RE7ERESCx MAnKn-4z
fDaIfy. "' e4Gaopsso4
CHICAGO q Northwestern HALLWAY.
For Maps, Gu!de-Book,, Tiue-Tah1-~ sisa..
Aceommodation: apply at any Of lie fpi@Sstsss
{ckes on'ces OF the Company: r. C1ark-st Grann$
corner Randolph and State-sts), PaceI| HE'S
Ut the depoa. ~ - % Seoe}' Nd
, 1880-03-14

CHICAGO CLUB GAMES.
Through the kindness OF Mr.. n E. Young,
gccretary Of the League. TIE TRIBUNE has been
furnished with the following table. showing In
convenient form the League games to be played
by the Chicago Club this year:
, 1880-03-14

Chicago, Burlington q. Quincy Railroad.
For AapA Gulde-Books Timetables, sieeoip4Ix,
1scket-omGes Of the Company ii Chicaso: s. C!sIF..
e, 5FanQ Pacific Hotel Hrnk'4 Express Oafca IN
1ndtana-av. Grand Cen1!zl Depot corner Causi ss4
S1teeatn-sta. Palmer House, md corner Cansi 1n1
MAdt10Q-3tA. ION West Sidal. ~ ~@A aos
, 1880-03-14

fuHman dote! Cars n5e run through between ~.
1t10:3o T. N. ~ @0 41A'1o2 ea1eaEo
no other road rnns Pullman or any oths, firm q.
hotel c1rs west OF Chicago. ~ ~"~e% VI
q-Repot corner Of Wells and Kinz1e-sz.
ADepot corner OF Canal and Einxie-sf1
, 1880-03-14

| ABROAD.
Ntay l. (. 5-CincinnAd.
May g. e, E--Butlalo-
MAY - June /, 9-Boston-
lJune 1. 5. $Provtdence-
jJu1e il. y 13-TrOy.
hume l6, II, 1.AW0rester.
July 10, Ii, 11-Ctevelnnd.
lJuiy If Il, 9-1roy.
s.Jul vi. ~. .-.. ..3-SEOFrester.
July =, =. j1-Providence
! fAuE. 3, s. .-Huston.
sept I, @-Buf1alo.
iSert- 2. 10. 1l-Clere1And.
Sept II, u, B-Cinci1nntL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. no
One Need SufrsF.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment a single box has cured the
wort chronic ca es of % and 80 years
standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after Supplying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions, Instruments and
Electuaries do more harm than good.
Williams Ointment sbsorbs the tumors,
sllays the intense itching particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, acts as
q p0ultice, gives instant AID painless re-
lief, and Is prepared c0ly for Piles, iIch-
ing of the private psrzs, and nothing else.
Read what the Hoe. j. NJ. Cofinberry,
of Cleveand, says 5out -lr. Williams
Irdian Pile OintmOnt: 1 have used
scores of Pile cures. and it affords me
pleasure to say that I have never found
anything which gave such immediate and
permanent relief rs DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment.
For sale by al Druggists, or mailed on
receipt of price, Sl.0O.
Henry q Davies, Props.
su5 Cleveland, o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
THE CAPITAL.
Judge WOGds' SuecessOr-The
Name SenaIOrsEip.

Washington, 24.-The southern circuit
judg ship, vacated by Judge Woods
promotion to the United States Supreme
Court, will probably be flied by the SD.
polntment of Judge Billings, formerly Q
the San Francisco law firm of Hal
lecS, Peachy, Billings s. Park
and now United States district iudg,
a. New Orleans. Senator kellogg saw,
he thinks Billings will get the place il
the civil service ideas Of President hayes
prevail, bat othe wise Dan Parkea, OF
New OrleaLs, who is KelloEg's candidate,
will be appointed Il is understo, d thst
the President had fully made up his
mind TO app iLt ex-Attarney Gene ral
Alderman to the position, snd that IN
fact, the papers for his nomination had
been partially made out when the news
Of his dea b arrived.
Private l,ttsTs received 10 this city in
dica,e with considerable certainty that
Eugene Hale will be elected 10 the
U nIted States Senate to succeed HamlIn.
On the other hand the Lewiston Journal
OF the 22d instant quotes Congressman
Frye as saying that the report that he
had not given Up hopes of being elected to
the maze a'd hs<t he had commenced
q canvass for the Epeakership of the
House was pure invention. H will
remsin a candidate for the United State.
senator, and considers his chance of sue
cess q. good. A prominent Maine poll
t.ci4n low il Washington MAKES The
triple prediction that Hale VIII succeed
Senator Hamlin that Blame will go into
President Garfeld's cab net IS secretary
Of state, md that Frye viii succeed Blaine
IN the Senate.
Ex-senator Mitchell, Of Oregon, Is
spending several weeks in Washington
attending to business before the Supreme
Court and the i, terror department. Mrs
Mitchell, who went 10 Nice last winter in |
search OF health is this winter in Paris
with her tw' youngest children, ard
nearly or quite well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
fhR LONDON BANK
OF UTAH
iLnsTED.l
20 Austin FrisrS, London,
AED
SAT- LAKE CITY. UTAH
'lAPI1AI, elsO OOO
In 1900 Shares G. es each. J
NUMHEh OF <EAkEA u BsCIIREb Eop
AND Au01FsD to &c. %, 1875.
g. s@s S248. eco.

We beg U Intern The public ,ha,
ES are prepared 10 transact General
B&nkinR Business, tor which We have
the ESeessary tscihties We solicit
UeW accounts aid business generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25

ROBERT N. BASKIN,
General Agent
Salt l AXE ity, Dee. Is, 1880.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
P.rsRsga. rNg au1cHER.

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND THE BEST OF
II Meats in Season, and sells as cheap q
anybody Sausages are his great specially
Don't forget the place, 1925 FIRST South Street
Second Butcher Shop west Of Maiu Street. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
TELECRAPHIC
IRELAND AGAIN
Fridays News tram the Ex-
cited Country

1o,don. 23-Tbe Irish authorities ap.
- Ia maxim, every efTo.t TO pre-
Pea- -, 800 vitS,ut shedding bio,d
80 80 Ibisen nd freouant prosecutions have
baen ordered in variou; parts of the
c5nntrv Ia one place a belmau wa
arrested for incit ny > b-eac:- Of tie
naac9. and bail was refused
o. accou t Of the tur1u 'ent state oil
Ireland. al the ire sins dl'~ne ton
among IN Irish eOp t of 10 ion. 1t has
been d CT tel thaL the z looh VII nc.
open P7.iisment IN Pr H..
L. d. 2i.-.ne Lt"'ts' IN Ie"1'is
article, TIE rep re
carg at t-.- ID '" AT. 10 nave = ma
il g TO- sage ITO 80 i'-
Dor All " II Use pa pyseS 81
lr~h-A Erica IL nam - 70 O5
feared t"' Ga ger o. l''o ''i~ al eAI'' 's-
and la S'rss p" - - 10y ANU
guns az, LOO = il" t,,;L
Inc ha'l o. .laI IA , ,l.o'i,iis'
open lr'I 10 u" D.i%'' Inn ei'.i
the Duchy OF Lsil..as'-I' pI, IeS' ~
against ms sP a. ~ M an % lne
IoIh o. ~ 80 Ia -
uen el 'ue 'a'.u I =
h'Il L ne "a
tlr ~
n I
u"
10
NJ.
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W. "a -,
Ts"suie VI $500 - 20 g., -
as G'9 - "a
kur.'' Va 81 60; IL; T.
II seems INC N ~. veg ial sH.p ot.t'O
Nnlsu was s,''Leu ~ Tue customs 1utnO-
Illss az 'ne ~ u U Tue 81 nun
lfeI ma, one uas as as, h W st4' t!
u ." - -, - N, ~ 80
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- - 81 IT, H-,o.;a,,~a
a.. VI Us q nc. 80 =,
tiIa' u Ell ~ t,e ,'iOLlel' - LO'i'eu "
d a slll u'ar eolHciuenSe-
lYieIs uI Ioa'S HaSe Oeeh
ueIeu 10 rTU'In 10 ArelS'u' Inc i7ei
lns aili,'nE ne wei rue Oh people Is
saId ~ Oe very long az Iil7' Tue III
ta'y, even III DuoI'h- Il common
pracIlee 10 sho''ier the soldiers on the
iootpAt ana 10 pr'VJNe quarrel. Inc
meYem ut II Lro 'ps mas excited very
uneasy ieeh z. 1t Is geHera ly believed
government ssrsS-S Information war
Tah''hN n apprehehel"h Il dAhger'
Government has made very complete
prepare ms Tor any ntingtney I'M
mense supp les 81 provisions, tents and
other campaigning r qulsltes have been
stored IN c-nL'ai dep t.. The prepAta
tons p mi / me conclusion tnat z vern-
me / Relieve that lar greater danger
than / sen turks behind. a It re rhip
mas afrlV tOm w ol"lch win OO0
Iou d u on shot q large qu7ntty OF
ball ea-lrdges aud I"treL Oh ng tonls.
Gno'h-r Ye->rl J. N ppl milsr
csrgo at " oOlwIch for new stations ut
Bruh Muhill Carrick-on-Sn
and Boil Y Sueanon, which will ne uccu-
pied by troops. The positions afe well
chosen, b ing cen res Of dis urDed die
trIct-, from wbich troops could operate
IN VarCus directions. At al stations
where cavalry are quartered without IN
ianIry the supply OF anmuulllon Will be
increased TO MY rounds per m n.
Toe IHteS s-ys: No political coubts
ought to divert US tr u the duty OF pro-
Vlding tha', n Ireland, IS IN EEgland
aud Scotland, men shall b. delivered
from terrorism as citizens of the state Of
which anarchy never before has been
permitted t. spread over the entire
provl"ce. We look dismRy. d upon the
al ~ UH O. Ion sN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
Exchange Drawn on ali ihs
leading cities End tCwRs Of the
United States and Europa.

PRINCIPAL CORRESPOND END,
In Len dOn--Aessrs. MArun Co., as LIN
bard street.
The LOrdoI Bank OF Utah.
Limited. % Austin Friars
II New YoTk-Msssrs Morton. Bliss 4 Co
In chicaGo-The FIrsI National eank.
In 0mahA-omAhs National Bark.
In San FFanciSco-The Bank Of CaIiforsra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
EE-e

Chicago, 24-Tba ,SOutESide Seqtiae
Office, Petersburg, Va, and the .SeRtiae
and Times Office, Summit, Niles burned
New York, 24.-The South BROOKLYN
oil works burned. with % 600 gallons.
DanvIlie, Va, 24-At Chatham. Pitt
sylvania County, last night the tele
graph office passenger depot and express
office burLe1. A large quantity If ex-
press frelghF was con -ume /; sls1 $50 in
money. ths origin Of the FIRE is un-
kn wn.
Paterson, p -VAadyke's furniture
establi hment burned Loss, SIS. OOe;
insurance, S35. 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
A SHOCKING Rrit,.h nerea,.

London, 24-The following vas re
ceived st the wsT cfice:
"Dlrban, 24.--TwO hundred and fifty
men Of the Niney-fourth Regiment
marching from LydeDbsrg 20 Pectona
have been attacked and overpowered By
Beers; 12O being killed and wounded and
the rest being taken prisoners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25

Execute Order for PTchase or Sale of
Stocks and Bonds at N,ig Yo1k
and San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
Transact a 6eneral Banking
Business

CIreftl Attention GiUeu to .he Sale of
Ores and Bullion. We solicit On
SigHIneHtS, Guaranteeing he
Highest Market Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25

Collections Made Nth PROMPT Ref,gns
at LOlreSt Rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
A Lack of it is Disease AID Death.

rheumatism, Kidney Disease, Sciatica. Lame
Back, Nervousness, Paralysis, Dyspepsia &c.
SICKNESS AND DISEASE CURED WITHOUT
MEDICINES,
Our Electric Appliances arc the only in the
world which are constructed so as to give their
rNrIRE CONCENTRATED CURRENT Directly TO THE
NERVE AND MUSCULAR CENTRES, and the Nervous
and other diseas IS so common in this high aIti.
tude, no matter how chronic must succumb
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
which no medicine In the world can overcome
Is positively permanently, cured by oar Gal,
ySnic Appliances. Lost Manhood, tho worst
case Of Seminal Weakness, Exhaustion, I'm
potency, and all diseases and weakness OF the
Urino-Genital Organs is speedily cured by our
appliances wnen all other remedies fail. Middle
aged men often lackv gor, while old men believe
It to be the natural progress Of age and decay.
To one and all we can say that nature merely
wants & natural aid, which our special ap-
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We warrant a cure in every case short of
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.ation, by mail or at their private parlors
rec
GALVANTC Co.,
I $50 Ladmer Street, Denver, Colo.
, 1880-01-19
VANDERBIIT'H FOLLY,

It IL generally understood that tho manage
mont OF tic Eastern railroads ts liz tic ],o,uts
Of Mr. Vanderbilt. Commissioner Fink, tho
head of tho pool. Is REGARDED rs clork Sub
,cot to Vantlorbilt's o,,lsrs, II this theory be
correct, wo s),uuld think TINT tho rnllroatl |
managers and tic owners of ratlroad stocks
generally wou1f begin to question either tho
cnt,aclty or the honesty OF the ruling sptrIt
pf sl,e Eastern railroad system. 1t wos de-
crcc,l nDon tha closing of nayIrni}on TINT thu
charges for cnrryinr nrain butwepn Now
York. nnd Chicnro should be 2t cents n
hushel rhnt 1t was n prol,ib}tory tariff be.
como nnnnrrnt immediately. It amounted tn
hnlf Tia vn,mo Of cor,,. and wf,wd mt tha
fnrmer,s nrof1t IN whtnt. It produced
hlocknda, cnpital rrcornlzct1 n rood lnycst
,ncnt In whcnt. To hu]d till thn ope,,,np of
,nkn novl,ution sl,on,tl provh1n rraxonnhia
trnnsnortnt,nn. Thero Inns lrcn au,, st,,l In M
ohurdnncc of ,nonev tn 1loi,l ills rrain. nn,]
fn,i,,.ies vx,lI h" ortcnnorixel for s,nr,np
II untif rc,lrf .holl conc. In tl,c meantime.
tt,c rot,rnnt1a hayo hnon runnlnu their cars
o,u,,v ~ lny1nv tl,cn, ,,non aldc4trocks and
t,,o,, ~; to.,ov ,,rnf,n,,1v los,nu ,nounv NJ, n
,,.s,, ~ axtart,ou Whom thov ,ntrht ho
,"nt,,o ,,nn"v n, rna.onohlc chnrgcs'
,r,,a ,,s,ni ,, axc,,s" for nm Incycasa NJ ro,t,
r,a, ~ c" ] ,nas T., the M vlrtr srosnn is tnat tt,o
"s s" et",arn,i., ,ar"or ,,v ronsnr ~ tIo
on,'a ,Ss -, and 'saxs ,ncidrnt n tIo
enae"n eaoA' a. narran ~ ,hIs ,"J f,rnishos n ;naro
,'.oto~t ,ar,,,nr.,aso1 rstoa f.r In sxcosa NJ
,ha easad co.t. mt thorc haa nrnoticn,lv
w." ',,.a s .,.,a von. ,r,,a s,,.
S,,, h". ,,oa,, or nil, thot tho rn,roo1a rn,,l1
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, 1880-01-19

DAVID DAVIS thinks that tho Voorhees,
colorcd exodus Investigation IS q groat humbng
and Il needless exrenEo. In which sensible of'ln-
tot every reasonable person will genUr1lly agrco
with him, Whenever I'M American citizcn. t1t,
r,,nttcr whnt tho color Of his skim gets dlsaats-
fled will, life un tho AlbortnnrlB, nr my other
plncc, ho Will pill up stakes. rut1ovo his gon1s
nnd chRttcls to tho banks of tho Wahnsh. por-
fars, and that il NIL there Is To IT, Dan Voorhees,
himself bezan life In Ohio, omgrntcti to Mnnc-
antn, md tlnl.lly brought lip In Indiana. Why
not inycstRit1 Dnn's case and sec why he bus
been roaming about 40 much?
, 1880-01-19

been cared for by them OH their nrtiyal, but
have been fet, md sheltered by the cotorrtf
people already located fl tho State pending
their distribution anong farmers Wishing to
hire maIe and female taborcrs. Il correspond.
ent estimates that out Ut tho 800 OF 900 col
orcd immigrants who 1nny reach tho Statt BY
next spring, not orcr40o will bc voters; willie
the cost nf tho Voorhees, investigation will
at,,ount to about $40 1'cr cupita for negroes
whose locnston III 1nliann Is lnudo the sub
ieot Of CONGRESSIONAL lnuutry.
, 1880-01-19

In tho interesting collection OF religious
,nattor which wo print tlis morning will 10
found sermons by wrlI-tnowt prrachers--
By Prof. Swing Of tho Central C1lurc', OIL
"Church Music II; by tho 1sov. Dr. ". II.
1sydcr, Of ST. Iaul's untyersatlst Church, OIL
the "Dcuials Of lsa.lorallsln," tho first Of n
series of four bo,ng devoted to tho qucs-
tim, Ills There God ~; by the lsev. Mr.
Sweeney, Of tho First Christian Church, Upon
the text, "sVlat Shall DO to 1}e Saved ?";
by tho Row. DR.. Buckha,n, President OF
Vermont University, Mt the Second prcsby-
tcrIan Church, on the desire Of mankind for
religious knowledge; besides m account
Of the dedication Of tho Wicker Park Evatl'
goltcal Lutheran Church.