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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
EDITORIAL NorFs AND OPINIONS.

| Tho Nav York Hcrdh says: New York
prt snnts the odd spectacle 0t 35O0hAoO bush
| els of grain awaiting Shipmrni. nearly aNn
| vpspels of various kinda willing and anxious
| tn carry II, and nobody ready to ship cargo.
The wOrst III that there H. likely 10 hR moro
trouble I'm this matter before there IA leae.'
The ST. Louls Times thinks that Secretary
Schnt2 has faith IN tho power Of music 10
soothe the savage breast" He has furnished
an nr9an grinder and fiddler to amuse the
lite delegation IN Washington. II tho good
SECRETARY will now hire young man ~ prae-
tira on the accordion for the gentle savagos
their misery would be complete, and We have
no doubt tho aaddcnea warriors would ~ Will
ing to return TO their reservation and behave
themselves.
Tho Washington Rosf goes for tho od pub
lie funettouary from Maine alter the follow
Ing fashion: Perhaps the moat interesting
of the many relies nf antiquity recently
found In tho pedestal Of the Egyptian ohelisk
that Is to he set up In this country Is al auto
graph letter from Hannibal Hamlin, declar-
ing his Intention ot leaving Egypt Oh account
OF an exeassivetlx that had been levied on
his camel The letter WAS addressed to u
high official OF tho government, and closed
with n request that Tho entira communica-
tiou be spread on the record.
\ The Pittsburg Chronicle, alludnG to the
alternate predictions that There will be II
long session end u short session. disposed OF
the question In the following manner: IL we
! admit that Congressman are coWardly. ana
| have become converts to journalistic persua-
I sion, then the country has no alternative but
1 to accept the fact that Congress is a political
machine run In the interest of parties. and
when It has accomplished Its political mis-
sion, the time for adjournment will have
come. If, on the other hand, there is justiti-
cation for the conclusion that members are
of reasonably sound miud, and not disposed
to avoid or neglect imp ,rtant pending husi-
ness, we may expect that the session wili he
prolonged until certain important matters
are disposed OF.
Notwithstanding the fact that the immortal
Justice Dagherry regarded comparisons as
! ''odorous," the Pittsburg Iost ventures upon
the following: "Fhe Supreme Court OF Flor
ida In n case regularly before II decided that
the Returning Board must count the vote d
the State for Tldan, and that it had no au
thority to go behind the returns. The boarc
refused, the 7-to-S jngglers suspended II. anf
the Republican party backed both. Up II
III aine the Republicans accept the Supreme
Court as authority 10 counting the votes, bu
| II 1t had been necessary to steal the State
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

tBhtlmore American. january lsli


A story Of o erandftther'a coels, which.
stopped short CT, never to 10 again when
the old man died" comes from CieIl county,
aud Is property Vpuehed for. Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Calvert ons OF ths oldest refidsBts OF
the county, and q respected citizsu. died on
y tturday last ut his home Mt ChArlssstown.
on the eighty stfth anniversary OF his birth.
Ills dpnth wnS very silldsa, for ha mas In
apparently good heath IN the IDgrniaR and
had eaten n hearty breakfast. After break
st he ehaved by his son, nd 10 o few
moments after fell to the door md died al-
most instnntly. In ono corner II ths room
where he died stood All C!d-fashi0ned eight.
day clock, which had been the amapiees for
tbs ftinil for d quarter ~ a century, 1t had
never been repaired and Was nj VIVA correct.
Now comes tho story thai when Mar. Calvert
fell to the sDcv md WIS found To bs# lead one
of ths family looked w at tho cixAS.k to note
the time and found hhat the peukHe ilum had
ceased IT. motion AMI the elpcs had stopped.
Furthermore, IT. Is related tnat OH tffJrts 10
set the clock running again have pr owed fruit
lfsa, and that no ono mas been naie to ascer-
tain the tTHable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
ADiFENTUREs IN AFRICA.
Fsative Mnasrohs Of Tho Dark Continent
London Telegraph. Daeemfsr so.l

fLnndon Telegraph Daeemlsr ap.1
Cpant de ssmelle, who has Just returned TO
Ruruna from q. long aud syputful journey In
the Interior Of Africa, nnhar went. according
80 his own acctanf, SpHa lfegpn I,enly disa-
ereeaf4e eKper 'sneps during his ssistlrn ON
taa hanAs IT the Niger. Among other start
Hing eIh9otlaa nrarHted In HIS arcotiHt Of his
wanderfngs Ia taet Of his enterLatnment by
the inonarrh of the Midgl eoun ry against
whom ls@ hnd hsen WA, nAd bw that stpvarptRn'a
neighb Nv no means p~aeptaut ~ a cor
dial wpIoesDe, bus resolved IT, visit Miaplland
nj any r~E the 1tasnt nrpssesI the frontiers
~ thst Hfste, mud demanded All aiidanes OF
its Ring. This request WAS granted, and hg
was n4inrstl Into no Irsseuoa ~ his M, iasty
who. befura returning his cnrtnous saluta~
tlons, or irsisad taking any rotlce OF him.
eaused 100 htll grown men, collected at court
FOR Tint purpose. tn.be tlecauitsttad, and then
enndee0endet tn Investigates their remains
with his owR royal hands and eyes, In order
to discover whether nr not, on tho whole, the
amans dadnebla from fhsm wefs a,ispipipns
tn his reception of the intrusive stranger.
Fortunately for DE Heuelle, tnosp of the bnd-
ily avidetr1e Thus collected prpvsd FayurAblg
to him. whereupyu tho careful monarch
greeted HIN wlth gsrial eordiality, and made
him n present ~ twenty 'mnlstprIng angels
on the spot. Fha hpIies 1T the Cniursd gem
tlamen which hpd been consulted with respect
to the Counts admission ~ court wpre cut uy
Into small portions, and distributed among
tho Inhabitants ri the eapital fcr culinary
purposes. Do Hernrllp, who had bhs honor oil
eupplng with the Kng the satne evening. was
eallsd upon te partake II the mornings saefi-
flee. This SUMMONS WAS addressed. to him I'm
So enphatien manner that he did not think
III 10 decline sha hoIribIs IN vitatiurl.
A less CHASTITY entertainments awaited him
In tho empire of Iiukpgaa, although his re-
eapttnn there hY ths supreme lpctA authorl-
tics WIS also of n sotnevhat startling gharaG-
ter When introduced IT, the presence OF the
Sultan he politely offered to the iatter cer-
tain preEeHts of gay cotton goods he had
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

M lRfnn 1'inlnR.l

-V
The Boston programme Is something like
thi4 4 twenty four hours snew@tprm, np
pnrautly ending ut about 0 y. ~. Smltf front
door tcll heRtrs to hp Pxercispd and n chorus
OF "Shpve off your wnllil' opens on tho i'm
patient alavey. Finally y man II engaged ~
twenty live cents and has Just flushed the
job when II begins to snow again, and the
perrormaucn IL wound up by little hnil aud
alert during thc night. In tho morning the
door belt begins he music early, and another
shovel fond Is retained Mt fifty cents and goea
to work Ata o'clock tho sun comoa ont and
Il January thaw acts In. About u ton OF snow
and Ice alides from Smifl's roof. knocks down
an ola lady and covers the sidewalk two fast
deep. 1t soon begins 10 rain, and when the
snow is we'll saturated and converted into
alnsh II begins to ireczo. Tho rest of tho talo
II familiar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Ace1nnNr ON A vlRalNlA nAlhnoAn.


Nnw YoRK. Jan. -. Arrived. Elysia.
Canada. lthlur SwitzAfl,ua. ktta Fawnatt.
Sirtnp. atramahin CITY III naliaa from Jack
ennvlia Arrived "ut; lnhn Proctor, Weaer.
HumewarA: Victor iar ranaacoia. North
ampton Inr NV nrlcnna. Kahma fer Calves.
ton Pnt III laaktnH Snheunar Matte a.
Hand from Philadelphia bound Tor Charles.
ton
nunt1N, Ipn III Sailed on thn twenty
acpund Rati RruokStllo sHr Mobile.
IlyERrooI, Jan ~ Sailed on tho TWEEN
| IN avoond lsatl Marnatrthe fnr nnhuy Ar-
| lived III Tho twenty -atRi SHIP Ffiga, from
| Nav Oreana, htig Grid irom Galveston.
| INNnoN. Jan 2a Thn steamer Clan Stuart
from MN ntlraus, reported aground ~ the
| liver Snheldt has bcnn lighted and uated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
ITALY.

Lnnpor, Jim. ~ Tho Sfaadafda Rome
correspondent u ,sttIveiy rsttlirms tho state
ment thai tho Pnpe hal snnt n Telegram TO
Cardinal MnGIoetnv In regard tp hls having
conntenaneed Mr.. Parnrll Tho correspond
ent asserts that explanations ware demanded
and hnva henn received nj the Vatican.
New YonK Jan ID A special frnm Rafna
IT, the Herdtd says The pnne declares That
there ~ no truth in the iisH Mall Gesefir'a re-
port that Ills Holiness WAS angry with Oar
hinai NJ Mutlloskay on account Of his reception
of Mr. Pafnell. Hts Holiness expressed tho
hIgheat opinion of Gardind MoClGskay and
takea ~ lutereat IN the Farneli demonstla-
tiun. IT. i,oing political aud not religious.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
SAN MsItINO.
Enough Made from Gambling and in Other
Peculiar Ways to Run Tho Government
lAwIsa Clnllnnnt.E


Snn Marine Is republican State oF amlll
territorial Dimensions, bnt It has earned
Eutopaan reapwn for this ltesnuss3 oF It's pr
eeption in Lhnt particular direction when is
tinnTAtiVey dascrlhed as "hnVing nn eye To
tho tunn chance" IT. hna. fur several yonfs
past done fair business Nv the decorations
~ It's Most Exalted aud [iiustrl0us Order Of
Chvnlry, and hne, moreover. derived con
aidafnf. - cnioluHeut FROM fhG snls ~ duCal
and othsr titlsa R5 the buke Of fbdrrnn, ths
Tlron dol Cerfeto md the Duchess d'Aepun-
viva, among others, can testify. / IL, Indeed
stat ed that th6 last named tita cost III, pres
ant owner no lnsa u consideration than
Ii481 In casl II marble statue FOR the Forum
of san Mtrro ami the expenses incnrrsd by
thn Republican authorities form pputhr Fossil.
witty when the said statue was uuV He'd But
Sun MhilnO. It, would appear, not snttRli u
with lis Legitimate trade profits upon such
articles MS Grand Crosses and patents Of
nobility. has resolved to add to
It's prosperity by opening gambling eatab-
lishment in It's capital, upon an uDpreesdent-
cd scale of splendor Phe vrtupn5 republic,
after long hesitation yielded to Temptations
advanced by esrtaln wealthy entlGpgenedr9,
and "saying 1t would ne'er consent, consent
ed." SO handsome u premium has, vs. tIf-
derstaud, been barganed for by the govern
| Inent MS au Indispensable condition to the
granting Of tho concession, thaa, were 1t
equally iii vided among tho sagaci0u9 repuhf
lieans OF this remarkably wide-nWake State,
| each San MAriniln would at once and himself
In peeuuiary position amply gratifying tlm
to purchase Mt least the fourth Cl54S Of his na-
tiOnai order.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
THE FoRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.
The House Alone in Session. Few R
ports Of Private Nature Heard.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 23-House. - ne speak
er. after some miscellaneous business had
been transacted 10y the House, proceeded 10
call committees for reports OF private IA
turs.
Mr.. Upson. OF Texas, introduced Dill au-
thorlziag the Secretary ot the Treasury to
ascertain and report he amount OF money
expended and the Indebtedness assumed by
the State of Texas in repelling Indian and
Mexican raids. Referred.
Mr.. Mckenzie, Of Kentucky, from the Com
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

IISrRruut,. Jan. ~ Thls we, k'R circular of
lha idynt lerI tfNtuu Hfok ~ Naaueial inu Rpyas
Cattan hue ha Il in fair demand throughout ~"
wat K but Tia Euppti,a were llrEe abd utptH
taps far tanlo is pott tnt lona redur 'd, hmItenn
hlR harn II good leu e-t hut with Eann ntna
anre ~ I'll II ao@anRf iGi INr G1,A NlI.
iltuE mud y for o'htr Erad"a. S'n la'nnd wn'
In larRo daunut. but tho supply wAn rlnn iiul
Fnturaa opanna aniat Hni hnva hanA EanFraly
dull throughout tho week. and finally chow u
decline OF tama lGi,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
West virginia ARn,nse "A rhira FERN.
Lnlnninnnti CnmmnreinlI

WHEELING, w Va, Jan, iS The Repubi-
can Siate Central Commtttee met MT tho Me
Glure House ast evening. The convention to
appoint delegates to Chicago was called 70
meet In this city on Wednesday, May r.
There will not b. y Grant man In the drlega-
tion from this State, and cureful inquiry Ivy
your correspondent has failed to turn up a
Grant man In Wheeling The delegates will
he divided between Sherman, Blaine aud
Washburne, but will be solid against Grant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
t,I, J..

HAVANA. Jan. a. grand official reeep
tIun WA given IL Inn. Grnnt and party at
the palace to-day. II WAS attended generally
by tho members of tho municipality. supnrior
military and naval officers, and foreign con
eua. 1t will be followed tonight by ban
uIlet,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Mr.. Ernest Hart, the advof rate of kitchen
economy, gave In London u finner recently.
mustard sauce, curried egg y, scaiioped NJ
ster, beef with beans, tuI nlps with grf
sauce, mince pie aud an lc q. The whole di
u0r, which was excellent, cost for each per
son sixteen cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

The Duke OF Argyll, who made a brief visit
to this country last summer thinks the ex-
travagance OF our rich people exceeds any
thing known to the nabobs OF the Old World
Would the Duke know why? Well, the most
OF our rich people are not used to being ricn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

DR.. Crosby and Sir Wilfrsd Lawson have an
ally Ia Machd amknll a dervish III Turkes-
tan, who, accoF ding TO a new treatise on that
country by Vambery, has risked his reputa-
tion by his stern cor demnation Of thleving
and his a1AorFence of the ttbaceo smoker,
who, he eays, will aseurediy stand miserabiy
by the side OF the thief and the liar on the
judgment day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

The pronunciation of the word "CabuI"
which occurs SO freq iantly la foreign dis
patches, Is "Cawbyl," the first syllabie taking
similar to that Of "sn" In "bauble" Tt is tn
second and not the third syllable Of "AfghaA
istan" which recei ees the accent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

The liquor law still aRitates Massachusetts
The following are the opinions Of the mem
bers OF the State House of Representatives
Against any law, 45; In favor of a stringent
license law, 73; for prohibition, l0l; doubtful,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
Uelict for the starving Peasants VI fI
Irsln

rrrrRe nuRu VA lan ~ 4 lhora' contrihu
tina III tund. haa la4i hepn mRaa hy tha Arr.
man cit ma ~ thia III ce for Tho at5irarsrE In
unpcr Ailesin. det etmany. Tho mnnnr 20 ! otna
haa hnan forwarded 10 tho Garman consul tn
Richmon Va
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
A strong" senator wanted.
tPblIa ie,phia Iaoulrerl

EPhlIn Ie7phIa NQuITerI
Gen. Chamberlain, first consul Of Maine,
has done 40 we'll that the Republicans are
talking Of sending him to the United States
Senate as the successor OF Mr. Hamlin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
In Case Blaine IL Nominated.
ALBANY Argus

Roscoe Conkling would walk to the polls
with an open ticket for JEFF Davis for Presi-
dent and vote it sooner than he would vote
FIR Rhine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
Nerve.

1t is q great thing TO have WI tat Is called
nerpe and nothing contributes more TO the
power of physical CnHtfol thAs named than
Warmers Safe Hervine. " aisfp relieves ALL
kluds Of pain aad cures headaoh and neural
Mia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Two Newspaper Offices, Those Of the 50.
Louis Post Dispatch and Alton Even
ing Telegraph, Burned.

arlouta, Jan 81 The Hnat Dispatch news
paper uIiirp WAS damaged ahnut $1nnbv iirn
iha morning. The n4rar appears NJ usual
this evening. The ln9s Ia covered by insnr-
anna
the Wholesale drug house VI Robert II.
Smith Alton lllinuts waa itirnnd Yesterday,
with the Alton HreuinG Telegraph and the i'h
pliniinp at1l ann nf l.nala II DanInra Smith =
ioaa Ia about Slia. 900, in4urapea F9n.Dnn, The
printing office waa unly partly insured.
FATAL FNFbnslnN or BOILER.
CtNrrNNArt, Ian. ~ A dispatch to tho En-
g,tirfr tom lrpHil, lud repnrts that an eS-
pl,,slnn occurred IN thn bother rnfn ~ tho
Nnaeh coal mine to-day. killing II II, X 'betts,
owner Of thu mino. aud iniuring William El-
der ani a blacksmith named Jones. 40 that
they will die.
UNITED arArEs rAyMAarFR RnnnFb.
IEAyE~wonrH. Kan. Ian 2a A dispatch
tu tine IIaavauw nth FuHca from Fort Reno
Raya Major Hruwuheth, pawn talar Nnitol
States Amy, was rphhnd ~ E1n ONn while on
renuranhic communication with the depart
munt has haan bal hnt thu militsry autherl-
tias ohlarvn anelacy regarding Ehe affair
ACCIDENT ON VIRGINIA RAILROAD.
GHARLuTrFsvthLE, VA. Jan. III This
morning a material train oil tho Virginia
Mtdlaui Railroad, nj RneRfish station,
eighteen milaa aouth Of charlottesville, ran
IN tha track ab u hriAGa, down an nrnhant-
ment iiftv foot. kiling Conductor ID thnpy
Wilann aud two hraknmen, aud aerinnaly
wonndinK Capt. II ~ Iiloknt and aix road
hands six cara were completely wrecked.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-24

Ketchwayo is learning to read and At3
Tnder Capt. Poole'a instruction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-12
A saor At sasEaaN.

The Friends Of I.ealerzl Sherrsan are
reported IS being ve@y mech di>pleased
with sso. " row eeseens AZ Wssatns-
ton, rssee4ins on the Geae4zaL The
STORY is that when Geaee0l Cant
passed through Colunbia, South Gro
has, III os1er day. Jslse Msekey.
who immors,i,zed himself by sapsso. T.
iay Wade Ha1soeoa fer Ge~exnor O.
South Csroliea- szlss E. &. Heyes for
-esissel; OF the Caise,i States. sos no
TIE car IN I'm aud poia.ss1 OF o.
lsess OF iaaeres4. Pozas u. to some
bl.ekeaed Ell naeys, be sad: Those
a-e General >Ae-ulans uaoagnzss - ia
sAs port Of the eouas y AMI eoa-
Sinae3. = am glad. General Grau = that
vosa have 10 >acA mons, a1esfssN" No,
repiied Cant. II did ROT believe n
making WIZ on womea and - ar-.a
als2 vssc.sat aou-es Dare sas woke
war l e-terred but one buii,sng de-
ssroyed o.hse than publ { ba1lsi'ass. aid
that WIS hosel IN Nisslsr - where
NV men were TsreseJ d-9ak Of wGas-. .
Judge Ma-&ey IS ! psoalsaens { u
zen OK South C1roIaa. aud ene o. 6aa
Supreme JUICES a the State. He IS
sad 10 be in FAVOR OF Gr1us ior P'ssss-
de8t. though s-rs<ty opposed ID c4F-
pet bar g0seruaaen4s-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-12

The Reno Journal has the following
relative 20 tine insane Of TIM Saase. Me-
vaia now has ls9 insane pasien1s under
tia care Of Ling,lan Z Clark. az Stock
Ton. Their oa1 toe psesIaISsr announced
e. over 800 Fer the Tst saeven
months Of 1879 tue INSANE cost the Ssaaa
wffhln a ssw dollars eS $50. go II we
adj last naonsns bil we iaa ths ses.l
sxpenss for 1878 % ~ about sxS al4
The expense Il increasing monshly and
- tbs Legislature only appropriated
&2o>0o0 for cha care Of tina insane ter
lST9SAs Ehsrs vii be . ieieleary Of
sxsx 50 a1A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-12
SHARON CErs MS sALaEY.

A Washington special says there Is
no truth whatsoever in the repors so
widely circulated, that the Sec etsyy
Of the Senate had refused TO pay Wil-
liam Sharon. Neyada's Senator f,oM
California, his salary during the si.ae o.
his absence from the Ca i.ol. or taas
he has Submitted the question to the
Coatr lller OF the Tsea-ury for his de-
cision. The sGla.ies of Seoato,s a.e
paid upon certificates Of the Vice Pes
dent, waose approval is final, and lie
Seer starry Of the Senate has nosAag to
do il the matter except to pay over lie
money.
Tas is cheering news for Sharon AMI
his adherenss in Nevada. and pors avs
the beauties OF a system which allows
man. who. though noaAiaally Senator
ITO Nevada. spends ais tane .ea !,
lug TO his private business ia Gallo, N a,
tle same pay as tao>e vino ase present
every day in the Senate leg'sls.isy Tor
the couutry. Sharon pockets hls - L
~ thousand dollars. which the pie
have bad 10 pay FOR services never .ea-
dsred. This is ssinils epoa the p0b
lie. but as tue Vice President OF tie
I-,.aol Ss,@s~ -. =, .k.>,h fr1.s,,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-12

A most intense excitement was esc.Ls-
'iionssl 4 ker,iay ~ seulsas ;ss.as.l scene Ia
HaIton Warslen I1aIIaa CharaA. Lsnd9a.
Nalle the priest was celebrating mass.
alaa In the audience fired = p,sso} as
Ain- The church WAS crowded. and
the noise caused seali-panie. The
altar WIS struck by the bullet. and
subsequently, flames started cut from
the SHE ~ the altar lad the church was
dzanage,a about I,e0a The Man was
arrested after haza 6ght BY The police,
and whenA taken into custody, had a
long sslletto in his hand. with whiea he
as1sm2eed To STAB those vino seed
him
A Londoa dispatch says- There IS =
ruuor here 40 tie effect that the Gov
4rnnlens IS In possession OF startling
ana Alarming news fcun Eaiia- which
II - sndsaSoring 20 keep sssres until a
Cabsnss eoCReIl can Dc held 10 consider
il. Ashammed Jan . believed 40 have
esen reinforced BY several thousand Of
SAsse ALI regulars. from whom the
cana.aa raw mounted az Gkaznai were
probably cosa1asd- He atz assumed
political ~ wea a. military authority.
and Is c@s-eezlng revenues n the name
sf Nova AAaa. whoms DE pcetenal.s 10
regard ~ Ehs righzfal ans rsign4Hg
Auser, ch@agh temporarily ssgE oGz OK
his capital by foeelsle oceupa1isn by
the British.
The Bcard Of Lnsiian Com aaissioners
called upon the Prs.iAiant saturday, and
after Discussing the Iniian question
with the recommendation that the reii
gious hos1ss be psrmlE-ei 10 select
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-12

a~crs, for Iadisas, later con -erence
VS. leld betx N members OF toe
Boa Il and Secre.ssy Schurz. lhe
charges Of mismsrage1lelt rreEe' red
az lst Insia Commissioner hayt
were colside.ed, end committee ap-
no .nted 20 :avssti~ate the charges and
repO.t 10 the Board to-day.
A Washlrgton special says: 1t IS
az thor "a s.yely announced that nominal
ions ter the English ard RcsS.an Mis-
siors WI be seat 20 the Senate early
t. 5 week. EN-Ssn cor L. VI. Morrill,.
o; Maine, in mec.loaed in connection
with one Of he poi !: -nents.
TIE Cn,e,l Safes ConsuiGeneral at
NeSico W. ties that the superiority OF
american manufactures is beginning TO
be generally recognized, and that they
re gradually bat dec issily. suppressed
iog European artiSies OF similar charae-
ter
Geo, ". Wits rs teolorssil. Repre-
sentative 70 Tire General Assembly IRON
Hanilson county. Ohio. was refrsesi his
dinner az L. Breek ( Cos RESTRAINT,
ON acccnnt Of his cOlsg. Nv Williams
has stated he viii bling srit under the
Civil Acts Bill
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is about TO hare introduced in the
Senate IN Act in relation 70 telegraphse
ccmrncaicassoss, for the ps-rpoce OF pro
Letting their privacy.
Frank Lie, the prbilsaer, ded SAT
arlay &c his ~. ss.enee, on Filth avenue,
New Yexk. from tibrons tumoz Of the
throat He had been suffering from 1t
for sosas tsrae pe@t-
Let-s $ lately received here from Con-
sal Noe5y at Hon ykoue, bring infOrnla-
ion tat he VII leave China fer home
some tine tbs week
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TOWNSKTEAGENT. PR. r.
TOWN I0Ts FOR SALE or LEASE.

PARTIES WIRING TO LEASE OR PuR.
ehese Lots IN the tssn OF Ninnemucca, are
hereby notified that adapplicatlCng for the same,
or on business relating thereto. sB0Gia be ad-
dressed to the nndeFs med at San Francisco,
e. the G. y. X X. office shexe they sill receiss
prompt attention.
These occupying lands belonging 20 the com
psny, without having bought o ceased the sains-
are also notified 70 attend TO the matter without
dei. and ayei1 troubls
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