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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-07-29
TIMELY TOPICS.

Emigration at the port of New York
for the first six months OF 1880 shows
larger total by 10000 than at the anne
period in 1879, which until now had
stood as the highest figure of the past
twenty-five years. The total for the
past six months is III, 900, or more than
three times the number of those who
came during the same period of last
year.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-07-29
20 ~ pZu Address srmoH & Co.. Portland Nliss

eRG WEEK in your own town. Terms and IS outns
'vv sfss. address u. HAILSu Co.. Portland Maine.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-07-29

A New York paper remarks editori-
ally that cit is safe prediction that the
ocean steamship of the future. with it's
improved compartment build, its per-
fected code of signals, its electric lights,
its buffers, its apparatus tor deluging q
fire as soon as it shows itself, its i'm
proved lifeboats and RATS, ready for use
at minutes warning, and its thor
oughly-drilled crew, will make our
children wonder at the steamships to
which their rash parents were wont to
intrust their lives"
The facts, so far as they are obtain
able, go to show that New Workers pay
out more money for flowers than the
people of any other city. On New
Years day, 1914, the sales of the largest
shop then in New York only amounted
to 5000, and the sales of all the shops
then in the city only amounted to about
$1,000. 1t is now said that the sales o1
flowers on that day in New York amount
to not less than $50,O00. The sales
throughout the year extend far into the
millions. Within a radius of twelve
miles from the center of the city il is
estimated that there are fully 500 floral
establishments, and that.the capital in
vested in land, buildings and stock is
not less than S8,000,000 or $4,000, 600
The greenhouses in which the flowers
sold are cultivated are on the upper part
of Manhattan Island, in Hudson county
n. j., on Staten Island and on Long
Island.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-07-29
Try THE NEWYORK OBSERVER

Young Men wanted for mercantile houses hotels res
taurants stores seaside resorts and steamboats, Cali
address Manhattan Agency, 1870 Broadway, N y CITY
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-07-29

clans throughout the world To be the beS rs.sedy dk
covered for the cure Of Wounds Burns Rheumatiea
that every one may try it. put up in rs and % cen,
and you win fnd it superior to anything you have evs
, 1880-04-26

6tatcs: Their History, Economy. and Influence
upon tho Development Of tho Country"

The Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul ana tho
st. Paul, Minneapolis & &Manttoba Railroads have
purchased 100 acres Of land between st. Paul and
minneapolis On which to locate extensive 1,ninn
stock.yards. They Will be lifted up With every
convenience on Il MrEe sculo OF AccommodH-
t1on for. 1.-Two stock Ut NIL sorts, much after tho
style Of tho Union Stock -Yurtts In Chicago.
I'll reported TINT negotiations looking TO n
flnal settlement Of tho suit hutwecn the Colttnl-
hus, Cucngo & Indiana Central Company and
the Pennsylvania railroad Compauy aro now
pending and TINT satisfactory agreement mny
be reached At any time. The Columbus, Chi
cAKo l. Indiana Central earnings arc tmprov!ug,
and are sntd to be sufficient IL pay tho Interest
on both first mortgage and Income bonds.
The Inst statement published BY Capt. Alex
nndcr Muckay sh0wR tho t!nHl bnlnnces nf tho
five Eastern, po1l lines to bo as fotl9Hs: Mlchl-
Ea Ssn:s sn. aos Fors toS: %sne sf ss sS
Pan ilantllc, Nit tons, orcri ualtimoso j.
qo r. ~ 'os; nn;,o,s EFT limit the rs. ar octtnu
wider apart in cquaizing their tonnnge;. The
nlle IL Tint II q roud gats Rllend II sholid turn
ll,h business over to tho rond that hns r1it, be
done, eHth road continuing to get all tho bust-
was In cSistcncc.
tho ftIcst and most complete ati4s for business
and r.iiroad men ever published, ~ It contains
!o r uite,i 5an staes, tho p1osiness Il caaas!a.
West India lslands, etc.. together with
or somnStS 1,s ffior'nsSI saIo,, of n.tes ,es
new and orlg!nal compilation and ready rptcr;
sgsen e SoetS y s, a esa s s
tho express company dninE business over each
rond, and accurately locating counties, Parishes,
Viii posl.ottieea. rniirt'ad stations, nnd Villages
III the United states ana Canada. with tho latost
, 1880-04-26
Value OF = Doctors Services.

NfU t0Fk .NsH4fa4 ifsf0FHs
! Twas called ut midnight to visit u gentleman
whu had lust returned ftum lnte dinner, whero
ho had succeeded By hasty eating ln lodging IL
larEa ll2ll- bonU IN his throat. provided nlysnt
with Nh auaetie,a palroe oaophax,a tarcepa. al.1
othor paraphernllia designed to g!Vp him reiivt,
and hlrrloaly repaired to big room. found him
pacing up and dow, tho floor with look OF IN.
toasa dtatress and anxiety. occasionally running
told mo. In toncs of despair. that hc Thought It
giimner Of hopo remained. 10 Prs,ceeA Vt oneo
lecl9rcd III the goncrosltY Of spirit bcg1t by tho
sl,oW.W0 10 havo that fish bono removed: I
insured HIN that such caaes WGtu frequcht,
And ordinarily not Intended with much dan
ger, bpfora proceeding to carry out NOUS
ures for relief. Ills teArs underwent sonlo dim
lnutian On tho strength 0f tats. ind ho thon d.
claFcd that {t0,0O0 would u0 more than ropay The
skill and art relIulrta to cxtrioatn tho unwel-
conn Intruder. vmied and proceeded to lntrt,*
1uce tho forceps, but after, several attGlnpts
failed To grAsp tho homo. Ills fears aH~!n W.
lAcah blu to mention o fabulous HHl1 ~ tho
mood OF tho scrylco that would 1xPel tho object
OF bis tcrroFa. then gave him the o1nctlc, ~
depressing effect causing bis generosity to riso
M0Atn, bnrnmDtr1o-liko, to very high pressure
In ltttlc Who the ennttu diaburienpt hiM Of
tho greater part Ut bis dtannr, and With 1t ttp
came tho Hah-bone. lio 8Av1 q Sigh 4nd Q look
OF rcliof, and solelnnly looking toWard mo, sa!d,
"uootnF, wouldn't hlva that thing ia MY thrGnt
axata fos ~" My fee eventually resolved !.ssls
Blou afforded lug.
, 1880-04-26
N Nordenskjold, the Swedish Arctic Explorer,
Reaches Stockholm in tho
tf5,~ Vega, xe.
GREAT BRITAIN.

CAD1SET APPOINTMENTS.
LONDON, April :5.-Tho following appotnt-
ments have been deluttly made:
Enrl Granville, Secretary Of state for tho For
cign Department.,
The Marquis Of Harrington, Secretary Of stato
for 1n.lfa.
I.C =. Childcrs, Secretary Of State for War.
Lord sclbornc, I.nrd High Chancellor.
William L. Forster, Chief Secretary for 1rc-
land.
Lord Novthbroolf, First Lord Of tho Admiralty,
Sir Charles Dixie antl Chamberlain have ro-
ccivcd the offer of Under sccrctAryshtps. Cham
borlatu locllnos, and Sir Cburlcs has not yot TO-
copied.
LInERAL c0NrERESCE.
A Libcral conference OF thrcO hours duration
was hold on Sunday.
VISIT TO GLADSTONE.
Tho Prince Of Wales visited Gladstone Satur-
day.
GENERAL Mov1NG-nAY.
All tho members OF the retiring Ministry witt
quit theIr official residences Tomorrow. Tho
members Of tho retiring and incoming Ministries
nro expected to 20 to Windsor Custlo to-day Ia
deliver tip and receive tho seals OF office,
respectively. Lord Bcaconsfleld, It IL oxpcotcd,
will stay at IIugllcnlon for somo weeks aftor be
lpaves Windsor.
TIE APPOINTMENT OF GLADSTONE
Is well rocaIved ut Pars, Berlin, st. poteraburg,
and Homo.
, 1880-04-26

N Tho othor II ts atso sad TO l'ave MN la,a 'oo
ssm under yo,r left enr while enlcnVorIng 10
throw II to n companion. ..-.
"1yinnio Walk-I1omo "-Yoeir poc1h' cont
mcnctng: ..,
* sno h0ufsi they nno that 40 wen We anow.
IN. on .ccn rejected by tho Inspector OF Lyrics,
mhc anys It Is .'too 1ntishy," wl'atcvpr TINT ny
he. perhups you might ind tho moon ny going 9
~ .,,,rc ynuit ntoyo Azure vault mcRns sky.
,n,t t t,clug a poet you might not catch on to 30
common wor1.
An exchange says that wllilo tho present
Mn. Secretary sherman was g!rl Mt eenool, eho
t..n.on nnrneoA orc tlay In talking to sovcral
con,panlons on tho subject Of 'narringc. Ono of
N" uurnbor told whit sbo would do In casc slsn
woro married.. This brought out expressions
fro,o nil tho party, aud when tho future Mrs.
sbcr1nar,'s turn onmo Bho simply snla: It will
ba nv ain, to mako my husband us much Of n
man as ho cali be-" Etts very seldom that pco-
p;o M rct such soft Job AZ this ono turned out to
no
, 1880-04-26
.ATGUANISTAN.

TIE CAMPAIGN v1isTtALLH ENDED.
LoNpos, April 25.-A dispatch frou Bombay
says that Ghuznce, when occupied by British
troops, was found to bo entirely deserted, oven
by tow1lspeoplo. Lenders Of troops Ia districts
favorable to Mnhomod jan aro now paraayzed,
tho dcfeat having been so decisive. Con.
Stewart will arrlvu ut Cahul In w0ok. There
arc great rejoIotngs In shorpur over Cen Stow
arts victory. Tho Indian press regard tho v1o-
tory as virtually ending tho campaign.
ANOTHER TlinASlI1N0.
A dispatch from Ghuzueo says that Gen. Stew
nrt urain engngcd tho enon,y on tho 10Th inst.
Tine enemy numbered s0D, known ~ biooshki
Aium's army. After two hours. tghttn9 they
woro defeated with loss Of too killed and
wounded. British loss was two killed and nlne
wounded. -
FRIENDLY.
4 Cabul dispatch says TINT Bomo lottcrs OF
Abdurruhmatl Khan. Intercepted herc, nre quite
friendly to tho 1jritfHh. At Dufbar almost all
tho Kbo!stan Chiefs voted TOR AbduElnhman
Khan as AmceF.
ATTACK nr AFuHAN5,
After tho dofeAt Of the Afghana bofore
Ghllzuce, tho lnrBer portion OF the Afghan
troops attacked Hmall force at Charasait, but,
owing to rcinforccments, tho enonty wAro do
Fehted. One hundred Afghans were killed.
the british loss was ak killed aud tWGuty-lvo
Wouned.
QUIET.
Tho country around Cnbul Is quiet. 4
, 1880-04-26

Vim hniannt,r - cr,, Etnnn and nffera in
1Hsn " a. s"nE c Up exi!rec %e
rhfw, .pn,fe very nttraStive nt1fi rich nro from
Ills tnino: A3other property, Icloneing 70 tho
hnntismnTir. fin thn TrjIow jacket hcit-which
tainr y Y l,,orca % II shnr;iv L, chnnTo hands.
ut" Is ohaoomea'y ntt..a scry ',ns .asse rn,ne--
soH8 Ne" n'hcoFehs
hnvc hecn 1Ilntsc: Prominent dmonR thcso M
,lctlnni win oi Rrocn- -stninetl orc, from which,
was Informed, e9Inc very high nsenyh hnd een
Mae Witch, @ean enliy w' Viii III ahp p',' prSss
tndeveiop tntp lNc propcrfy;; The Usceoia coy;
Ming, nf iii ohio cu'npnny, H. yielding much ssH'
~. sn,nn u"M incfinis en1 ,n R e y ecnnrtca
~ rarr"inw IA rrG ,six ~ mn nnti ahnw]iin rx-
IN irinp rnG,tci l,v sfrssrs. Dcnuctt &
CO. CGl: l19nnetl-wI,o,. ny;:the;by; j. 4
thu ''waterce, 1nention",i nboye as showing
:,. H.. ss 'sr's1 y e. j. ,S9o 1gssos ss. ;',, r,,,
no, m"ntbs s l!enco Viii nst bs the Taeson described
r. THE TntnuNn q ne s q necGoen ea e. w. H.
'rIeso,inn mimi. "t' M ttil." !,"s beet, writ
ssSrnts H. certain useful h9s nnm9nonanse
eyen ,r without eY @ hs,sna y Sst.f nreaGy 70 9y
!,r"!nect Is thunrrisaI u whit !he iion: Jhomss
Fitch LII hls nusnicent aftef.,tlpner rai,rtad
fgeS,, r;senay ;a @ acs,xt'a'tcd m'rs n irn whio
arr ilnt to pnl1se At Tucson. but, tnuhHcrlnR nh
ger csert nsd mountain. ltre on,y 70 s!op' nMn!
g s!i steuIl. isckt nnn&s. "1sn they orii,e 1Gne
tho Atlantic Son. hc!Ah! Ana tnflce g!orllcn
ne Cracker. wos9 ttrecss enterI'rse nI ~ energy ;
s 9 ssefts T. BE- sisSa ~ ~ II ysas rf,s
mcrGG HOW Kftt1G." tN1c}ujatt fUr tho runway
, 1880-04-26

A nun Of distinguished np,earnuoe and ngrco-
nblo inut,ters has hcon enjDylug hlilsulf III San
FraucscU under tho titlo Ut Slr q. q. HrydKcg,
Hurt, He wore peculiar trousers, a Boeefy
womRn, becoming convinced TINT Ills hlgl-tonrd
bcar1ng WAS somehow ounuectcdHsith tho cut ct
Ills tr0ltses6, managed to brtbe hts scrvnut to
pIlfer them, and b0ro th8m away to tallnr tu
hnyo pntr exactly lko them nndo for her hua-
band. The tallur rainly declarcl that the CUR
lncnts represented q 6tyl0 In yGKu0 ut lcMst two
yoaIa Neforo. Thu trousers h.li 10 no nlltlo antl
Tho lady'a husband waa compelled to wcar them.
Now Sir George has turned out m tnpostor, aud
tho trousers uro nu l0nger admired.
, 1880-04-26

They hnvn IN 1T. Lo,,ls nin, whom thoy call
''tho boss 1s,rnlantzer Of tho world nnd the
reports OF his innts give him q good claim z, oe
tho fcnt f eating thirty quail ia thirty dnys and
nn tho Inst might ho ute in oxtra tluGil and hlao
ono dt,zen oysters With s,gar on tlom. At uthor
Eugarrtl oysters, two mInc0 pteH with oi8ht drqps
0f enstor-nil fi tholn. aud a Roose, wc!RhtnE
oysters. os % %Ths In" ast INIT INT TO- Sccsofnplished IN
twutty-ono lntnltos, enttng broad and other
things 1t tho sa.ne tin.e.. aaA taktng y hoarty
dtunor one hour Mttcrwnrsi.
, 1880-04-26
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,

6pfe1d9 UHpatfh 70 Ihe Eh1e09o 9F1buHas
BURLINGTON, Ia.. April 25.-~A ruan named An-
drow Snlt cut his throat this afternoon lr q
snloon. tniltoting d wound which will undoubted-
iy provo fatal. He entered the saloon Of T. Cox
about half .pnat ., pulled out plug of tohacco,
md asked Cox 10 lonti him knifo 10 cut ofr 4
chew. Tho knife holn8 handod him no plunged
1t into his neck, perforatlny tho wlud.pjpc.
, 1880-04-26
Tho country around Cnbul Is quiet.

TIE CONSTELLATION.


ConK, Arrtl 2s.-An ARRANGEMENT has been
nude for discharRtng tho American relIof-ship
Constellation, distributing hor cargo Mt different
stations on tho Houth and wDst ooasts Of ireland
by British gunboats. The Duke Of EdlnburK
yisitol tho Constellation to-dRy. Addresses
wore presented to tho Captain and ol1cors Of tho
Constellation by tho Cork branch of tho Land
League, tho people Of Queenstown, and by the
Nationalist. Capt. Potter refused to recolvo
tho address OF tho people Of Queenstown until
the political passages wore c1punged. His
Wishes wcre complied with. He roooived
tho address OF tho Nnuonalista With tho
nnu1o of Doran at tho hcad Of tho list
of slRnors, on tho assuranco TINT It contained
nothing Of political nature, but 1t concluded
with tho words. "God Havc Ireland" Capt.
Potter. on reading 1t, was taken by surpriso. and
ourtly replied. "Thank you" which disappointed
tho deputaton.
yIsyTIKa THE YEssEL-
Tho Constellation was ylaltnd by thousands Of
pcopio Sunday, who woro allowed to go over tho
vessel.
TIE 1oME.nuLE 8PLlT.
LONDON, April @5-The foud between Homo
Rulora relAtiyo to tho conference called at Dub
lin has nssln ed sloh dimensions that some Irish
CatltOlIo bishops hhyo heen Hppenlet to to pro.
Won't contp!uta. .spl!t between the supporters Of
Shaw and paruGll.
, 1880-04-26

AN AGREEMENT VIOLATED.
LONDON, April s5.-Various Vienna specials
atato TINT snnlo 1000 AlbaniRns arc In possession
of torritory coded to Montenegro, aud the latter
have prntpated to tho Powers a8alnst thi1
violation OF tho agreement With Turkey.
BURNED OUT,
BUCHAREST, April 25.-Flse at Foktchany loft
900 fuu!ltce homeless,
, 1880-04-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
Tho Presidential Fight III This Comfy
-Cnntl1dntos for Legislative and Otl-

Thoro Ia somewhat moro animation In local
political circles. Tho friends of tho two lending
Republican candidates nro strhlhtng every nerve
10 cnpturc tho wnrd delegations 10 tho County
Convention, which will be held about tho 17th
prox. in somo OF tho wards tho contest prom
tscs to be very bitter one. notnbly In tho Third,
Fourth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth. A
vigorous effort will DO made by tho followers Of
1lalno to onrry tho ent1re North Sitlo ~ agnsnst
tho third lcrm, II not for tho tnnn OF Maine. This
will be hotty contested hy tho Grant boomers,
whu by promises Of Office In tho future hnvo
nlcnatcd from tho nnti-thIrtl.turinors many ot-
flclals around tho County Building, who SUMO
five or six waoks ngo vowed they mover would
Join tho Ga1nn Hing.
Ole L,lnlbcrg, tho license clerk In tho County
Clurks Office. has besn promised tho Consulato
at Stockholm II bD can succeed I'll carrying tho
Seventeenth Ward for Grants md County-ClerlS
Klokko will receive n fat berth at Frankfurt,
providing tho North Bislc delegates DO members
Of the thtrd-ter.n nrn,y. ..
: john 1fotfmann and RIchnrd M1chaol1s ar still
ptGginE nwny IT. tho interest Of tho boomers,
tho ftrulor with his cycs OF tho pnst-0Alco Or ali
e1uiynlent. md the litter With tho hopo OF 4
South AmOricAn EnIsttlnto.
Since Perry Smiths return from Now York, n
little moro animation ha8 manifested Itself
among
THE nEMocnArIo DKETHnEN.
and thoro arc sporadic indications OF M attempt
to work up lttlp boom for Tlllon. II dues not
seenl, however, 10 rncet with mitch success.
niil Morrison seoms TO 0o tIsnklng Sumo
who Is accredited with having charyo Of Muir.
rlaon's interest alonE tho river cointlrs t,clnw
'g aw iss VIZ GosE wS S
tho eittntion 20 fur.
THO nttolnpt to work up boom for Gen;
Governor interest, but lis interviews With local
H. ssF s s a1
Tho local fricnda Of tho thirty candidates on
tho Republican side for tho six State offices toho
thorc through tho wartls. hut no ono Of thom bus
secured enough promises to rcgurd Cook as n
Tho suggestion in Inst Sundays TRIBUNE TINT
manaing the State AuditSrshlp has Oeeil ,Tcll
| sny thnt It Is. now rAther lnte 70 mako
snfa fs o to II splasca fEf se as sic4as ts
havc been seen and given II their adhesion u
so,no Of tho candidates for Governor, sscretary
docs not bolIeva 1t to he too lato II a rst-c -clasa
| 1naD could ho determined on to make tho raco.
There ls moro activity In
| COUNTY rOLrr1Cs,
and additional candidates hnve been brought
forward during tho wcok. For shorlG thorc nrG
mentioned on the Republican Bit!e Canuto Mint
ill., The be- .t, pen'ocrato cans;ates arc BE- wit &,
LeNth and Walter Mcdonald.
For Goranes 9l to oPHbeans9, ea avS Yet
!Innscn, a Scandinavian. The Ileeonlers onco
sps Faa eo ,he
soems to hayo I. q, to himself q eand'aate for
Districts. IN tho First thero are menuonea viii
1,f Go RiHsss Hss s. nasb As"sf ana 5pS
| !I0xic.-all Republicans. No Dnnsocrat haa ye
, 1880-04-26
TIRANCU,


PANS, April S5,-At meotIng OF Senators Of
the Right special committee was appointed to
draft resolutions upon tho Benatoa attitude rc-
Rarding the religious decrees. The 4'arlfamant-
aFy group Of supporters Of the "appeal 10 tho
, 1880-04-26
t<NsFs4
SWEDEN.
NoMH At LAST.

SToCKHoLN, April a5.-JTh6 Vega. escorted by
a lnrxc 1leot OF steamers, arrived here Saturday
night. Tho city and adjacent coasts for many
m,es werG spleldldly tllumnatet. Prot. Nord-
fAey weru Welcomed by tho King. Thoy weso
yUolteruusly choGrcd by tho poopl0.
, 1880-04-26
UURAIAu,

IN / VERY had WAY.
LoapoH, April s6.-A dispatch from Calcutta
3ays., sWhilc the reports Of King TheohaN's
death aro not confirmed. oicIal intelligence has
fcached India that ho Il suffering from somo
dangerous malady, and Attompta are being
mado to stay tlQ alscaso by sacrificing ylr9ins,"
, 1880-04-26
TEE RAILROADS.

A NEW LINE To NEW YOHK.
rho No.r Work u;,ri anys I'm nov linn to Now
aofk VIA tho os"cRo "la'Ana runway 's ''om !"
n fair way Ut bclng carried to completion. The
Now York l. Oswcuo Midland vese tncornornted
MT rnnr xeora mn IN furntsh n i" u,jt1,and .ys:.
M noL t.ans '' su"te "ho ..ta... ~ .,a ~,
ION OF H'll"nS coIaulun!oauon 'nepuHn New
border, md thence through New Jersey to tide
watcr Westnrn crtcns,on wna nftnrvnrds
"ot.e' a. "eat4n .l, - Ho" ~" "'@. a s ~
Madc. Either tnrntf9h oaa management OF TX.
Ienslyc construction tho corporation. tn July,
1873, failed To pay interest OIL It's mortgage debt,
anu .ao roaa passca !o @ Inc nana, o. 1ecess's &c a.
OF Wnom AoFam .. 41oW"t was oue' Vn wv ~
1870. tho Court dcorccd sale OF tho fran.
chlsc and pronerty Ut the Now York &
i1swcRo Midland Comphny, and on pcc. 90.
le'e. pun WIS mFtnea, uuosI tno 4aMs
Of New York. BY Which i: a & committee OF , tho
ro,nnitta., Mr .1nri1nn of tho 1,bir,i Nnttonnl
Go"H'ttteo w. .ot"nn y. Lno Aunu e"t'ol,a' M
namK, 1eoaS y, ~ s @ ,rn M"J "a ~ IT,. 1o n NJ so
x Luz s'u; W s,Tr!sos,tns MI soh = r
JnrilAn on SOY, ~ !s'o, Ms rvpFGse'tng tao Coa-
ntts9 w. Hass tn1 pt n LOT 5s
crct!t0rs atla sh0rtnncas Q. tne uankrnpt cor
tMrsttton, tho CtIHt'iitteo ctlk by the properly,
tnke tito 70 u. una iaon convey tne m same 70 o
successor cotnpany 10 be ofHtftzca ny the Coin,
Inlttee. q now o9rl'of4uota VIZ 0tHant1el cauea
tao Now s l9rk ontaFio se5 Ga,'nIh1!y Z, Iph!S,
f",Ooo,o00 nre prefcrrrM and HbVWOou dcterro'l
ur cOMtnuu stock. Tho preferred stock wins
To- ~ !sauea 70 the noluofe o. the Mcootycrs
dobt; tho .ilrst.mnrt8age b0ldholucrs l$H.'
0U.00o ~ hnn!ntl wero TO hayc, nntl hnyo, rc-
cciSed smAfGs ~ aao c1ntsnoti @ stocN uoslaI inr
, 1880-04-26
appointed Godcllo their l'rcsl-

people" have appointed Godcllo their rrcsl-
dent.
HAnOwITE.
Baron ron Rndovitz, 1urn,nn AmhaAsador.
hns had M Interview with Ganlhettat and ns.
stIrcd him that Ilohenloho would rosslin0 his
poat In August.
HAn1CAL RETURNED.
In tho election Mt Dcsancon tn-tlnv for Mem.
her Of tho Chamber Uf Deputies, ". Hc1qNicr,
ltad[cal candidate, snB returned.
, 1880-04-26
FIRE AT 1ARPORT, PA,

BRADFORD, ia, April 2a-Thts morning tlro
broke out in tho saloon OF Androw 6toin. Tar
port, destroying shultz's grocery, kerns saloon.
nolnnFc Nsn9.' tAHk shop. nnd Mrs Rohlnson's
bolrsfllg- huus0. Andrew EtDn and William
1fouAcr htyo been arrested. ch1r8cd With stlrt-
Ing tho tlfc, Loss, {,GU,
, 1880-04-26
lItEAfS,

Mt. e. II. Talbot, Secretary OF tho Association
of Land Grant Commissioners. has just published
Very vaiuabls and interesting pamphlet. cnti-
tied "RRilWay ARnd Grauts IN tho United
, 1880-04-26

IOU1HV1LTsE a EAB81VILLE,
Tho American Erchan9e has tho following ro-
gar.tng the condition and past history Of tho
Louisville 4 Nashville,
1.-The rycent speculation In tho stock OF the
Louisville & Nashville ItallEoad Company and
othor rlu,ls directly Interested III its snans9e-
1nrut renJuEe my Information respecting tho
present condition uni put hlstory 0r tho GoM-
i,any specially Interesting ut the present tilno.
W. lavs thcEcfnro prepared from. tho rupnrt Of
ending Juuo 10. ls7p. a1ld frolsl l'oors Manual
for tA1 1aIle year, 4 tablo shpwiu9 tho nLtubcr
Ut miles of rsAd Dcionglug to tho nlaitl stem and
to It's various branches aud also tho r..ccut
aoQuisitons, together with tho gross znd not
earnings of thy di.feront linss. Wy which II vii!
bo secll that thn gross earnings of tho main
tho s,a1nln4s tr,n all tho lines wcro upiy q .
per milo: Thero WAS IN actual luas in tho opvr.
Vile & Nashville and Tho Now tlres.n. T.
Mobile q liz Aals, amounting to over s7;N II milo
tor the iattsr and $&O0 per Miiu for tho former.
, 1880-04-26
SPAIN.

t48VO0s<3t
MADRID, April 23,-The Chamber Of Deputies
has dooided 10 consider tho proposal to lovy a
duty Of % posotas per heutolltro Oh spirituous
liquors imported from abroad,
sKNOH GA8TkLAR.
6oNor CASTELAR, hRa boon 1ec0lyGd as member
Of tho Spanish Academy.