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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
Roard of Public Works.

The resolution transferring to James Cor
don one run of stone at Lock No. 6 on the
Miami Canal was approved.
The Engineer was directed to give stakes
for Bishop street between Greenwood and
Nixon streets. .--
The work done by VIM. Fogarty in the
improvement of the. west half OF Burnel
avenue in front Of the property OF Chris
tan Boss was accepted.
John Siegler presented bill OF S11 fol
damages done his wagon by getting in a
hole on Jefferson avenue, Corryville. Re
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
The contract for furnishing 5000 feet
of white-oak plank was awarded TO the
Marine Railway 4 Dry Dock Co. at theil
bid of S4 per thousand.
The ordinance to regulate the sale Of
bituminons and anthracite coal and coke
was approved.
The contract for the relaying of the flool
on the Badgley bridge was awarded to 0. R
Arnold at his bid of $l09
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NEW ARA. O.

The remains of VIM. Schlusser, Ex-Su'
perintendent of the County Inirmary. who
died at Granville Friday evening, were
brought here on Sunday afternoon. They
were taken by special train on the B. 4 D.
Railroad to Glenford for interment.
For the last year or so one Mr. Max Kim
mel has been associating with one Mrs.
Jane Atkins, more commonly known as
Crazy Jane. On sunday night for some
cause not known, their love grew cold, and
she offered him cup of water in which
blue vtriol had been stirred to drink. Upon
him refusing she dashed it in his eyes The
vitriol eat both his eyes out. also eatingthe
lashes Oft.
The police were Immediately notified,
and started in pursuit. She saw them
coming, and entered the house of Mr..
Cooper (colored) and crept under a bed.
1t took all the strength Officers McMullin
and Overtierf could command to bring heI
from her stronghold. She was brought
back to town and placed in the City Prison
to await the action of the Mayor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
Millers' Exposition.

The following communication, received
by the Board of Officers of the Chamber Of
Commerce, was referred to the Chamber
for action to-day.
MI. H. w. BRowE-Pease take in con-
siderstion subscription by your Board of
Directors for the Guarantee Fund of the
Miliers Exhibition, which will be he'd
here next June. The exhibition will,
without donbt, be an unusually
fine affair and will bring great many
strangers to the city from abroad. We
know that there will be number ofexhib-
itors from European Countries. We hope
your Board will give liberal subscription.
Yours truly, l.. NJ. DAYTON.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Geo. W. Jones' who
stated that already 10000 had been raised
the Chamber voted t., instruct the Board Ol
Officers to subscribe 81, 600
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed on

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Infant Schroeder, stillborn, city.
Infant Bryant, weeks, city.
Stanley Hosea, % months, city.
Catherine Ramelsberger, 2 months, city.
Mary Watkins, IL months, city.
Elizabeth Beiser, 8 months, city.
Rosa Hauck, 10 years, city.
Anna Ocker IA years, city.
Fred. Hilgedick, l n years, city.
Mary McGartlin, 2 years. city.
M. Chapman, "a years. Virginia.
Michael O'Brien, 4S years Ireland.
Mary Wichard, 53 years, Germany.
Charles Aldinger, A years, Germany.
Engel Lenz, rs years. Germany.
Peter Weis, 65 years. Germany.
Jennie Lewis, 2S years. Louisiana.
John Moriarity, 10 years, Tennessee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April For the Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly northerly.
nearly stationary, and temperature in the
east portions higher.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

LOUISVILLE. KY, April 7--Flour quiet at
quotations.: Patent 81 259s 2s; choice fancy s6 SO
(g7 90; plain fancy, s6 25@6 90: buckwheat. s5@
$50; extrs. 81 Bo@4 rs: A No. 1. s5 5696 90:
extra iamiiy. q 75@5 90 Wheat
steady, No. 3 at 81 1569i 90 Corn: shelled
corn, 4Dc for mixed and 43c for white on track or
leyee. Barley, S0@s2c per bu. Rye, 8S@S5c.
Oats unchanged: we quote mixed at SIC. aud
white at 3SaSs1sc In bulk ON track or leyee. Cot
ton futures delned 5@7-i00e from the closing
prices 0f last week. The provision markets were
iirmer but irregular Bresastnffs were without
material changes. Highwines, 81 o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

Mr.. J. E. McCracken, ofNewport, was
driving this morning on the Harrison
avenue, near Cincinnati, when his horse
took fright near the NJ. & c. Railroad cross
ing and ran of. Mr.. NJ. was thrown out
and very severely injured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
Marriage Licensea

Thefollowlng marriage licenses nave been
issued since our last report:
Morgan Gleason and Maggie Hopkins
Henry Weiskettle and Alice ThOrp.
Noah Wright and Matte Applegate.
John Taphorn and Kate Runing.
Jack Beever and Hattie Clark.
Vim. P. Granger and Emma NJ. Shipler.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

The range-makers employed by John
Van g. Co., No. 10 East Fourth street, nine
in number, have struck on account of a
disagreement between the bosses and them
selves, but not for an advance of wages
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

The north and south freight line
agents met at the Grand Hotel yesterday,
but as the representation was small the
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday
when 1t will be held in Chicago.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

These few lines are printed for the
purpose of informing John Swartz, tailor,
if he is still residing in this city, that his
son is now in Topeka, Kansas, and wishes
TO get back home. There is letter from
the son at the Mayors office for Mr..
SWartZ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

The Chamber of Commerce held its
regular monthly meeting yesterday, but
transacted no business Of any great import
ance. The matter of subscribing 81 900 to
the Millers' Exposition Guarantee Fund
was referred to the open meeting of the
Chamber.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

Mr.. Harry Stall, of Cleveland, and
lately of this city. came down yesterday to
attend the funeral of his brother Louis.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
For ST. LOuiS.

WEDNESDAY. 7th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
W = ELDORADO. VIM. Kirker, Master,
L6sS}SH9$s& For freight or passage apply on b0are
szssassss4 or to John Shearer a. Co., Agents Nc
a Public Landing
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
For New Orleans.

THURSDAY. 8th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ = REUBEN r. SPRINGER, F. U. Hart
S& Master. For freight or passage spply
a.ss.saA on bard, or to r yse Il Mosset, Agts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
FINANCIAL

.a.Ye OuNeNsArI. April TAP. NJ
Eastern excnange Is quiet and steady. Rates
unchsneed. Buying at l20 discount and selling
at l-20 premium.
Sterling quiet Rates unchanged. Quoted 81 8S1aa
for sight and "a S5la for sixty days. per sterling
Government bonds are quoted locally as fol-
| 1nxu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
Cinc,unati Live stock Market

HUGS-Narket ACTIVE ana hTm. Common az
81 5OG4 rs, fair to good li.ht at 81 35@4 60, fai,
to good packing at 81 25@4 CD; selected butchers
at "a 1904 10 gross.
CATTI.E-Qnet and unchanged. Common at
S2@2 U.s. fair 10 medium q 9DQ9B 65. good to choice
So 1904 so. shipping grades 81 0O@4 70. gross
SHEEP-Steady and quiet. Common to fair at
So 5O034 rs, good to choice $5@6, gross
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
Now York StOcx Report,

f NOW YORK St0ck Report
The following shows the range OF guotatt ons
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange. as received by Lea. Sterrett & Co.
~ West Third street: .
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

the following are tne opening and the I:15 D.
m. quotations of the New York Exchange.
as received by Lea, Sterett Il Co., 2S West Third
street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
For Evansville,

WEDNESDAY. 7th, at P. M. POSITIVELY.
N-S = FASHION, d. L. Penny Master. For
L@ak$a&tF freight or passage apply on board or W
A5isjssSs4z Matt, Mcclure W. 8. Getty. Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
THE COURIS.

TO-MORROw'S CALENDAR.
The cases set for tomorrow (Thursdayl are as
follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-12-11
LOST.

Lost on Sunday evening Nov 2sth 1880 from the resi-
dence II the subscriber I'm the town OF Wallace, AN IRON
GREY HORSE hve years old. and weighing about LOO
lbs Has u white spot on forehead end Of tail white,
reward OF 81 addition TO expenses Will be given 10 any
person giving Information Of his whereabouts.
Dec. 4.lmO' FREDEElIh oIANElDtls.
, 1880-01-07

stscfut Hlspateh to The Chicago TrbuHt.
MILWAUKEE, Via, jan. 8.-The burglars npcr-
attng hero are aiming tho b0ltlest that hive evor
visited Milwaukee,. During Inst night hir. W. J.
Durn rcatding Mt tho corngr of Seventh antt
CIyhilrn streets, was nwnked BY tho movements
uf sosno one in his bei-rooin, ind cnllcd nut,
" Whe Ia thort>2" The allswnr, "A fricnd," WIS
returned, md ut Tho Fnu,o time tho omfnns
double click of tho hanmcr ot n revolver grcot-
cti tho e,ass Of tho awakened Sleeper. Still ilu
hsl tho cu,,r7xu to nsk, "Whnt ~ wnntIngr' anu
tills ht1,,lKit nj, oner to Keep still, Atven #,
ir1n, commanding tono of .vpieg. Tho
burglar thon approached Mr.. nurhiH's
thu pockutsn wallet containing tsO in money
AM, Two nrnnisa,ry nosvs,-tnie for &000 mud tho
ntllpr for <1U,- ,--anh poGkGtud tho coritUuts. This
vest w,ls next pxanliiHl for moro p1!'ndcr., but
p.l. ha i':ni 1ln!er tl@ pillow no1 which At; Att
nottl!ne hull bloa ttowSd thoss FIR safn ke9ntng Y
Iluthiu|y more to carry olr, tlp burglar quietly
bisGkesl out bf tho rt1!,, My!uE HI ho dill "a.
"Yml might ns woll keep still; thore s no ltsa IL
nl,.kiny my filyk nbr,lt this" Mr.. Durb!n did
keep Kli, and tho follow LOFT tho promises with
out HtIti'stntL0n.
Duriny tho enrly morning hours entrance wns
Ktli,irl Il, tho 1MIlroNi tlutlsG, on Wc4t Water
VI rBt, Six rooms wore rtllsaGkctf, And yielded
to tho l,uralnrs $e0 In mnldy, oue gold watch,
utld oIlc silver wutch.
, 1880-01-07

AhOT11a,l ll.LIRF FUND.
NInXIM0NAM, Jun. 0.--A fund has bpon
opoued hero for tho relief OF tho distress III 1r-
land. ...
TILE Lonp MAYOW'H FUND.
LoknoN, Jan. B.-Tho fund Instituted by tho
Lord Mayor for tho rtlof OF tho distress III lro.
land n,pouuta u G6,W.
OkEAT LAND MEETING.
LONDON, .Jail. IA g1uat land nkitation neot-
ing wa hold yesterl"y ~ ltaVersG,wl', IN ihr
p1asAntty WIS pEBseut.
4FrH4lAs
AT meeting tsday Of the. Dublin hlanaon
l1ouso 1bnuttou fur tho rclinf ot tiiot!tstr1s IN
amounts Il, 41S0O. 1t wa4 resolved 10 aesd tclr-
grams 70 the Mayor of MUlht,urnB u1,d btAynr 81!
The principal towls In Ireland and BcotIautl and
Of u l,uln6Gr Ut Uitlcn ami tnWllA Ii AnlGrle4s,
pAflnr All urgent hrpUAl for help.
, 1880-01-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DIS
TEICV LOEkY.

Special uapatch 10 Ihe CAtfa9o 1Ta11he.
Spn1N1r1ELp, Jun. G.-Tho United states Cir
cult nl.d District Court Inut this morning, Judge
$. II. Trout MI tho boliclt. Tho Orln1 Ind Petit
ls,rtcs wure imWlneEcd, tho Grand jury urgan-
IAing Mt orea, Witlinln NJ. AyfCe brtng appointed
forp,nnl. There nrp, 30 fiar na Gun bo asecr-
ta;ne,i, no ctses Of interust tn come hOf0ro tho
Grand Jury, hut pn'bubly Il, number Of indIct-
n.ciata fur putty violations of tho Iscver,c lMw
will bo returned. Tho only criminal casn nf
n,ly intorCst likely to no triol Ia that 0f Hunk
Hammond, pOto AloCartnpy's 0ld rNrtslnr In tho
ro,sntcrtclting buslncss. Mrs. Peto McCartney
III In nttuntluncu ut court IFS II witncss ua bohHf
OF tho Government.
The pnnlon 1T Wrstermnn, OF tho .Pekln
whisky ring, by tho President. ilas brought tho
ElitN against metnbars nj that ring Ia IN end.
There Wnrs, hut thrto or fur Pplng, md. Who'll
rallied. thby will be dismissed. Tho United
stnt4R Mursl,at tlNa received m official Gopy uf
tho paron md the original IA IN tho halids Of
cx.aay Palmer. Wester1atn'a attorney.
Tho nrlura Of reolrd to-tlny were; I'D.
to plead by Jun. ~.
l'orts,noilth Swings nank ~. Town ot Los,ts-
vi!!o; asslllnPit. la:tvo to ptcatl by jan: II.
Town Dr M0,tnt ZI.ltl ct al. ". ". 4. {iltlmnn;
bill. Dls,nInsesl l&s to Town uf Mount Hsun.
Edward 1}0Ehn1n nt nl. W. IT, D. Needles,
A,blitDr. Of vi. Bot TOR henrfng fwfnrn fill
Bench III Fnbs.tMry. Thoro nro two suits of tho
eact,. They arc u part Of tho Wayno tnl,nty
hostl c,ses. which llw come ttp III form Of hlals
tn cancel cnEtnn t.'wnahap hoNds Issued IN aA of
the Illinois Southeastern l{nilWrny.
1t In OxrNctet! thAt Judge DrltnM0,d Will Sit
With Judge TrrHt tho tlrat wr.ek in February.
, 1880-01-07
Tile LAW.
APPELLATE CNURT--SECOND. DIS
TItl("r.


APPELLATE CbuRT--sEcoND.D DIS
T1elCr.
Special Dlsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Jim. 6.-Tho proceedings OF to-
tlny in tho Appellate Court Of tho Second DIS
tr1et wcro rs fellows.
All. IIohnn ya. Con,cfort; leave grnntc'l mp
pcllec to flo briefs t0-dny.
no. 1llEnnls Western Extension 1tnflrond COM
pany ys. Gay; suggestions uf elimination nf
recortt by appellant, and InptiGn for extension
ot time to lilo tho same, togctlor with abstracts
sal: Wilson Ct al. vs.. Crumbs appeal dismissed
M Fuller vs. nntes; motion by appellee for
lcave to 'iie l'tinfs, -.
45l. Mccall, niminIstrntr,x, OF R],, v. Moss; nu-
tion by Perry; prayer for leave to assign errors
OH record. ,.
as. Morton Of nj. vs. Joy; .nsot!on by nlainttE
In errur for lc,rc to n.tI Ii brief; tlntion by de-
ient!nnt in crr,r for lrslyc 10 lilo reply.
s+T!h Moline t Water~r'wer compnny Vs. Walters
4si. Chtcago, Huntington, & Qu!ucy Railroad
Company VI. Brown; tHken.
4Sa. Wnlsh. mp!nndett, cto vs, Nugcnt; tnken.
4sA. Sturgeon ct III. xs. J4srin!s; takcn.
4s1. W0nlner VI. Wilson. R.Inrdins,. etc.; takcn.
4s4. ltOl>aIl Va. Crnofnrtls tikgll.
10. Armour 1t al. vs. Moora; tAk,r..
47B. Chicago. Burlington Il. Quincy Railroad
Company Va. ttty ot A.irnrn; tNk1n.
~. rttterson w. Reynolds; taken.
~. Wtlsoa ys ss 9! r.; tnke1; ,,,rood
pnny VI. Gay: rasseta.
4p0. 1tlDr,,ls Va. TlsoInfA; tnkGn.
1871. FUrbes, asnlnistrntur, ttc., vs. Jason, nd
m!nistrntrlx, nte.; tnkc't+
is5. Town ii FIX n. Town nf KcniinIi takcn.
The Court 'adtour1cl, ultil tomorrow ut ~
O'clock.
, 1880-01-07
MEXICO,


Ito G!tANpR CITY, Jat4 8.-ltuuors OF rcyoll-
ton ja THO State Ut Durango, Mexico, reach hore.
Tho particulars. hQweycr, aru muaxru, Btnle
tlmo a|ucc Gen. Teevino wis orlered FROM hl01i-
tcroy 70 suppress the insurrccuon III TINT Statc.
News was rouolyed yo&terlay that he hiLa
been defeated by tho rovolutionists, mud WIZ
calling for axxlsta.,co- All ayallablu trnopa VI
Auutcrey were sent 70 ha Aill. The Government
u Exisln1 ts9ops Ut &tler W wAlsc,tptton+ a
young American tstIn hprO NAa forced inta tho
{anks despite Ills p1atest.. liz succeeded III ~
Gaping and arrived hort Inst night.
This general opinion Ia that thlS revolution will
Dt, 8uurl, vi 1t II we'll planned lst1 ulhuEsuxl
throughout tho creator part VI aaxlel, aud will
hAs9 Katuad tlnaucsiee proportions ny the At OF
Mnfrh.
NQlt7NQ.
Elgy Or N1xIFQ, neo. 4l.-Qea, I1eyinQ tcle.
, 1880-01-07

T01Epn. Jun. G,-Tho FRO this morning 90
strtyed tho calico, sptco, aad llcorlce mills Ut @
G. WnrFpn & Co., tnyolringu " i0as Of $4,000 on
tho machinery anu fixtures, VALUED at $3aoo1.
lnBurud in tho Tulodn Fire and AAzno for $la'
M; Nnrthor1 Now York, 1lens Falls, Detroit
Firo aud Murine. Peoples, Flremen's Fund, But
falo, Standard, ind Transatlantic. tl,0W oach'
anil Manutaosurer., Of l,ostnn, 5000; Lass oa
cintion for Fso00. THO lt,as on tho stock H. the
lntIi. ", 100; Insured for xs0 In Northern Nov
York. Tho eltlso Ut tla fro Is unknown.
to $4,000, insured Tor 40 Qal In various c0lnpa'
MOS, l,ll CONTAINED IN thair large. wareronn3
eonnestoa With tho Hill, WIS slightly damaged
hy Wator.
, 1880-01-07
CANADA NEWS

6pteta1 Dtspa.eA to The Chttaao 1rtbunA
OTTAWA, Jan. 6.-alr Charles Tuppcr Will
,ueet il delegation at Montreal M 1.husstlay With
rcfcre,oo tn tho Sal.lt Bts. b!hrto r0uto.
To-day boiag the Epiphany, And n statutory
holiday, tho public departments wore closed and
religious services wpro hold In alI tho hotnan
CATHOLIC Churches.
sptcial Dttpateh to TAs cateago Tribune.
MpST,,KAL, JAu. 6-Ovos l,G0 mon aro actively
employed Ia the Grand Trunk workshops hore at
present, .plny boIng epgagpd extra. tinau to
Iuoct tho pressure. At no formor period havc az
many skilled mechanics poen employed by tho
cpmRny, Tho highest numtar III former years,
ul,d thu palm!nst dAyH Of the railway, WIS Hn.
Thq workatops aso being lighted With eloc-
tEicIty. T..
7 :. II ~ Wsttesrs Assoetae<d FTtsa.
Mp5X84A1, Cau.t Jul a.-rhe1e aka Now o.
, 1880-01-07

=, =. rux.tt...
Nnw aoNA. Sa,': o-nen. fn"o a*..'''".. '' ss,.
o1 resn, n1tisea VI t1h c'ty tonu't "" ,o.s n ~
~ suropo' nen ne !ol. L1,',n VI 'uo !osu :"
Dcccnlner INST 70 WISH tos LUG p'l ~.
"1tn!B'iH eef'.lh uIi'n!p"rla'l1 "1.ere'so ~ n'a
etEs. ~ pao@s. tNo ueo,nnos ,,,u ,,n.l,I. ~ .u'
M',''s vi neil' 'A' iuelu.. .ao ,',., .us"', =. w..
aha tue oehcr nenoe.s III !ne enon'o,, ~ WIS
not "n1h hlH nF9'Vnl ner" 'llat aen. ft,.'t 1, ~,
cclsc' ehn!e tlispntcnes 1niaF't''nR ''iu 'uut ~
IN" ""m "'st'l"esT, l'o'i n's lS"l'o,' M"' '.aas
l'on Nleohts f1cfna nj" sesAea t"G
reNls NJ government hl" etett nocAte"
pscthtoF' 1hls coup "etnt, ~ntch uHM rI"ee
"p"'tt "eeR "'teF tno t.Ees'"e"t "e1''t1"1"'"
course puts an end to his ntsAioi, and leaves
him undecided rs to what ho Will 'lo 1Ic ahtl to
nc that, whntorcr his course might be, 1t "o1sl
not be dictated by personal ambition or my
other feeling than tho wish for his eo'ir1trr'a
Ellccces ttlNlor my dovcrt'tnctlt. siesl. FraaE'
before leaving Linn. wt slireUt from tho seat OF
war In tho so,'th, tho nttrato diHtr'ct OF IAnl-
rnca. Tho printed accnunfa or tho battlcs hntl'
hc snld. hcen mich exaggerated. Tho war
he rcg1irls mo nf conquest OH tho pnrt OF
Chilli md wholly without provoentton. "hlIe.
he d not wish to predict the rcst,Et. he snltl ~
,sns Of co'irso hopeful of Pcrl'a s'icccss, and
hatl no Idea Rfte wn,ih give up tho contest. II
was unequal. bccn,.se Chill tad anticipated war;
anu WIS prepnrctl Tor It, whtlc fer1l was
not. INC Fcrlvi1ns ~cre stronger on tue lat'''
tho Ch1lInt'a oil tho sen. at present Chill hha Il
dctdeu hdvnnta9c III he!u1ng tue Inf1'pea
desert, 'snlprtaltt M the f'ttfa'e pfNihclng
district. Thu Peruvian nr1ny WIS fnrce'l
tn't nj This district inter fhe bAttle OF snti
Franctsc0. Because Tho Chslinns hlld cAptnrch
lnth p"rts at entry 10 IT. ahd thls cut OK thc
nenns OF tetalilng sNpphes~ As IL WIS Tue
ror1lvtnn fHrcc OF a0p men nad sopcfo tine
curing inc Elk days' journey eetofo they fcnohctl
fertile rlc,l, whcre Gen. I'r.Ml0 Ind bis hcAtl
40 fn,, f1r,,, In nj HI,
, 1880-01-07

1I1sAlSs
1nn. oor,,,,cnont1 ,,,nn,ro +rnins -,.o,,torl,.. =.
Arkuusas CITY, which IL m tho limo tetweso
Knnana ami, ia Ir.it.n n,orrI+,r,
Nmrs''S ra.a ~" 'ne 1l'a''n ie'r.,o1y,
Mountain T. Southern fsallroad for tho month Of
sts',7s'; net increasc, *lso,aa ' '''
tim Of ihn Sal,thWcsfHrm Isaiiwar Assnctatioa
Sh S y ws 81 to y neen hel n ths city .9,sy
to be- nrcsen ~ i II nnb, II 'p9 nav tat tss
,mcrtjnw Of tho so,thweater,, itniwov hsatrtn,
lion, which takes place oil the 3lst Of this month
A movement ia IN foot to consolidate tho In.
terests Of tho indianapolis, Delphi i ohieass
Wntnr, nxtcnsInI fro;n III" i,,naot, to 1n,l!or.
ntws' tnukin1 I'm iimW. wh1n iu,itl st,.ma,rd
an,,gs. AiMci, Of tho WHY tic roatls, II b,ljt
thn frieniis ~ hnth ncs A. secn to thin, r. wo,ld
nu visa t" ,1o,,bIn tanns and unttotiY n,,sh o" II
road to COMPLETION. ' '''''' ~ 'N'A
THE TIL HUME correspondent ut Rochelle, ILL.,,
writes that the roc1nt heavy ruins caused such
riHu IN the lto'k River that tho water AMI! tco
tilnt mnt, With tho h. e chieago ( ios.a has heen en-
AL 4 s sso e 4h 3s1nE FIT. SsssaSiss S q ~ y
S by sso & ind seSdS i A
,"1rc IL ',nv WY ~, @ ~ ~ ~ riaety .afs IT,
nrvnt,, rnr crnssIua '"" ~ "''"o t"e 0'4oeo '"'o
"e.'.a 1"' Se''8''e'
At tho annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of
th9 COLORADO Ccntral itailroad Co1npAny, held at
0ol49on. 9t Col &Col.' fey days ago, o. 8so shnras q
nnnled gcntlon,or wcrn olooted Directors, A. II
'i!nyelnnd: ~! g 9: Wclsh. Y: 4. IleEthand. 4. =
essf 's ia S J. | sR asaRS ct Is f'Sas S%sss u sdas; y
Dillon and JMy Gould, OF Now York; and Fned
T. hnies and +. Gordon nextor, Of BOSTON: The
following 1t!iccrs woru Gleoted: Y. a. Il. Love.
land. President; s. II. II. ClArk. Vtco-P resident
md GoHerAl Mni,nHer; E: 3. I1orthand, Sccrr.
, 1880-01-07

Srftfal UkpateA to The Chlcd50 TF7b0nts
1lloOutN1ToN. ILL.,, inn. 6-To-nsxht Or. Jchn
Little, ono OF tho mist respected phyFlclars uf
this city, nnl Nicholas Dntey, nliha 10lln
O'llren, n wel.known young HIM. were nrrrs'-
oil nn warf7.nt sworu 0u. by SaIrE,u Whnlcn,
charging them with procuring M alnrttot IN
$i,oto caes, Tho eoinpininnnt g,tvo hirth to MI
illcgtsltnnte child, which ttrsi next taay. fhu
nov claims tint Dtley.-whn, size alcErst In tho
rurcut,--through Or. Little, rHrurctl I'LL a1or-
ttun.
, 1880-01-07
SPAIN,


TIE NUaKNTEEH ERfTIQlBEU.
ntAnnID, Jim. 8.-The Ministerial orHnn, LII
Ih|tst, all,itnH tn tito nlstcntton Of tho nleul-
lutn Of tho minority III the Chamber III Deputies,
guyB; "ThlSn who desert their suats ceHso ",
represent their constituents" md AtltA, "Tho
Electoral districts onl,llot lo deprived fnr uuy
e,9tl. Ut 1mo of tLolr right to representation In
the CuEteH."
CUBAN LOAN.
The Cullnet Ia negotiating with Spanish and
foreign tlGtna for u au,ul fnr Ell6u+
, 1880-01-07

"1vill my compromise bo accepted frnm
11a'eh3" ho replied: mo; tho ofrofHo | hnvo
nhnrgcd him with Ia criminal unc, and ngntnst
tho people. Tho cnso il in their hs. now, md
I1niah will In vigorously pr.artlitctt." Tho
1lonrl OF Directors will meet this nftrsn1pn
Inn
, 1880-01-07

DEPARTURE or INRUlu3ENT CHfEF6-A IEGEI.
CIIIKY uNCnNQUEHEp, ETC.

CttIKY uNCnNQUEAEU, ETC.
HAVANA, Jal,. 0,-Thc insur5eotionRry ehiufS,
DtllMr., Iomlto, and tulnlKio Alnlg.lcll who
rcontly surrendered, dopartci for Hpsn yustsr-
ilNy.
IIUayy lotanln,pnta Ut troops have boun gunt
Il, SAntiaX0 tin Cultli 10 uI,erstn aglll,st thu
nl,tattD Chief Quallcs.llal, now tho only chur
VI my lI,fAlrhtilca rutnAiutnR in nr,ns:
Tho Ynt dc CtuN cMph,iticMtty tietlteH tho
riilnr TINT Miicou Anti Vloelltu QArolA hltyU
lallct On tho Island
, 1880-01-07

MgMrlt1R, Tenn, Jat,. 0.-At shrt1ts. Miss, Inst
sas,frtly night, John Harris, Deputy Sheriff Of
Pun0lu C.,,nty, wli!u seated III hts office, wis
shut md 1nnrtHlIy walindp,1 by I'M nn1tn0wn
l,rty. Il scandal Is sail to bo ut tho DUttotn Uf
tho I'LL n{r,
, 1880-01-07
Slsfl'l,TEll.

NEW fonK, Jnil. B-Wlllium +. Gilbert, q
young man, waa arrested tn-dny 1T Wnll street,
lHly!ng ltnn painted out 1y Edwin X. Kirk tho
pcrsul ,yu s0l1 him II s5ftM lM1l'f stnlrn anl,iu
time ,,ttti frntn t'Hlctah Richard, oil Philadelphia,
anil sIllpp altered.
, 1880-01-07

NEw YonK, Jan. d.-lsccolyer White, Of tho
urooors' Dauk, says sl1,N0 worth u forged
papsr has been discovered Tue Receiver did
moi believe that business wonld ever be rueunekI
BY tha laatttui1pn> lu NnsYer to Tho question: