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The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
N. Y. sunday Mercury Oct, /, 1880.

n. \. sunday Mercury Oct' 1851.
The Democratic parry proposes to re
form abuses so as 10 more fully protect
American labor. 1 hat is the stand i,
mas taken all along. The Republicans
dodge the issue and talk about protect
ing "Ameiican Industries meaning
thereby manufacturing and importing
monopolies. 1t Is scarcely possible thar
intelligent labor can be Cheated by such
transparent dece. ton. Under Repu0-
lcan rule we have had succession OF
labor strikes, and why? Because Re-
publican manufacturers ground down
their operatives 10 the starvation point
while they coined millions for them
selves. BY the present tariff four tho
sand articles are pfotee ed, aud yet the
spinnels and weayers of Fail River a't
to-day ON srihe because Massa
chusetts' monopoli,ts will not pay them
enough to keep soul and body together.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

Tariff.
All parties agree that the best way
for US to raise revenue is largely by
the tariff. So far as we are con-
cerned, therefore, all talk about ''free
trade" is folly
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

&I 6ll ror largo Ioau OF Alndlinp
" l.c'n ood. Orders can be left a
at Tow sena's, Sixth and Tatnall streets
John 5. Niller's, Rising Sun, or at the
FACTORY, corner Union stl eets and Gilpin
euue.
t22lf JAMES l.. MCKINNEY.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
CATTLE MARK EFT.

IHIT4ADEIFHIA, OCT. 3,
The cattle market was rather dull this
week, and prices were fraction lower
16OD head arrived ard sold at the dl lffer-
ent yards at 334a6c. per h.. as to condi-
ton.
SHEEP were dull and rather lowar.
5000 head sold al the different yards al
212a0l &c. per poui US to coudition.
HOGS We're in fair demand, at former
rates. 800 head sold at the difiereu.
yards at 7aSe. per h., as to condition.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
4 OLEER SIIr.

Among those who attended the
Democratic meeting at the Grand
Opera House on Friday evening last
which Senator Bayard addressed. was
John w Griffith, a well-known Re
publican Of this city. Mr.. Gfifith
iaiird to remove his hat, whcrcupuu
one of the ushers, Mr.. Lecch. also q
Republican. requested him to take
OF hs hat, in accordance with the
rules governing the house. MI GIif
ti,h refused, and Mr.. Lecch said he
would have to 90 out il he failed TO
obey IA rules. Mr.. Gaaith persist
"a in hi, refusal aud Mr.. Lcech took
hoid Of um as il TO put him out when
Mr.. Griffith decided 10 depart with
out requiring any forcible means
and accordingly retired. Afterwards
Inc brought suIt against Leech for as
sault ANA battery, and the case will
come up before ESQUIRE Beriolctle.
tuis evening.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
FOURTH EDITION
Inn,c.., ons tor ro-a,Nx.

Clsar or fair weather, northerly winds,
becoming variable, slowly rising tenn
peraiure, stationary or lower baromete-. =.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
I ERRlFIo snow sTop,
LnNInN Nnn /

'"'NIVN, pCT Is. ID
A despatch tom Buenos Avrs
the WAY Of ! bon to.hy ~ ~ y
a itrriIlle SNOW storm o,,ors "a
tSl' vince on the 18Th Of y Se,
per ""g .,'s estimated that 4
ca a.ti" STU oHt sueep and o. >.
hulseS ptisatd,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
A PROCL AM ATlOu

.tcn.,u, txecu i've department.
of EafhiN nv w. HALL. Governor of the = at
make 1ei ,l.' a"aIe, do hereby pr, clam anu
VI. io,,a ,rv a h9"n, IN accordance with the pro-
biv oF ~. ~ an act of the General Assem-
of %n,,.hlS .hlS state, that on the second day
fnonoa "a Ip' r. in the year of our Lord on
10 T'aIu u tIsht hundred and eighty, being
ti' = ureshay ext after the first Monday
~ ~ sa'd month, an e eetion will be held IL
ris,o. ~ tfaI counties of this state, at the
pwh1f "a The hunt reds respectively, al
~aa.r i'e'i me General Election ia the saiu
Nv ~, "a ~ Held for the purpose of choos ny
oI er lhree electors, for the election
Tinitede fIeSident S,lent and Vice President of tn
.'i 9tates, s&ssb hSa
IN testimony whereof, | John
=. = W. Hall, Governor as Aforesaid
.,1,ol>1 nave hercunto set my hand, and
-,dixd tne great seai of the state 10 be
fober iH "i nover, this seventh day OF Oc-
a11 eight hundred and eighty.
JAS. l.. WoLCorr,
~ Secretary of State,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
.rnE ARrIz&Ns SAVINGS bANk
- NApkI-r eIREtl !.

T2 MARKlsf ~rREtf,
lSCoBp8RA1I d 1A&EABf .i'l isoi1
Open l. receive deposits dh '!pli
NJ. rnt.lI-P. N anu on 'Iae-dty ahu
nrday evening. frun 70 oc9'h;
SEM. tN%I'AL DiN l7lst.'
ffen ur44 ma4fe in AIrtl am % ,.tt,.
When IL Vidends are mol wilnu,a ld
th,y ne HcC0ll led W, dfpos = NJ
manrnt deFos II cuiHiohli4 NV - 80
" ;CJf Iig estcH NtHf.
ANAGEBS -.
Clement Il smNth, George n,lsi pusu n 4
Chas. ". Townsend Geo Se > .''is,' ~"
Nathan X benson, VI. l.. hi'Li','Ii n'.r IN "A
Hen y +. Pure, WAR, ,.l'g.',, i'p' ,'n'
W. II s3na>, lgp u, l., da,N,a 1a,,n,a
Edward PuseN. v u. n w.
AnIBone Il gins.
GRO. M. Bt'-ll. ffe'luulI1
Fo. s CAfEiLl3 y &c re, e. iatn, = ,.l, a., ID
iebaI-lA u I IA1 Ton li''''
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

GrH. 8 put ak II uo -,
ii, + ..r. J Il ~. '' 10
n,eot '.at lie alm eaiol5m mno .
OF d G1l..rd ~
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
I.---Vest and
Drawers.

Uhi'e Uerin0- We have |
at least a dozen makes
and qualities Of what is
called white meuno. The
lowest in price is 80 cents.
1t is RAJ her heavy. rather
soft, and probably tnlly
one.third wool. 1t is the
best article we ever saw
for the money 50 good,
in fact, that it crowds hard
our own Is cent garment.
The highest in price is
Smedley's-o the ocean,
will be here in a few days
which will sell for about
:S3 80 for Il medium size.
Between these extremes
are Cartwright & Warmers
and many American
makes.
Scarlet Wool Two quail
tiles: an American at 81
for all sizes.-whichwe sold
last year at So 25-and
Cartwright 4 v arner's,
81 - for medium size.
Nr1hyr aoorste'i--scallet,
light blue and pink-F'ine,
soft and permanently elias.
tic; Il most agreeable gar
ment, 81 - for all size.
TWo-MWiS Sill. Bret
ties, natural silk coIor
only; gauze weights to 8
thread. The price varies
according to weight and
size. A medium weight.
6-thread, sells at 81 25
for medium size; the heav-
lest 8 thread at s. % fo
medium.
Nery fw merchants keep
pure-slk at all this gra'e has
to take its pla e, ahd is sold
for pure silk. 1t is guaranteed
by the maker, who Is the most
distinguished maker Of silk un-
derwear to be exactly two-thirds
D silk and one-third cotton.
SiH -Brettle's, natura
color, rose pink, pale blue
I I and cardinal, gauzc weigh
, :. to 8 thread. The pric,
= = varies according toWeight
= size and color. a medium
= weight, 6-thread, natura
color, sells at 81 -, th,
i. other colors, 81; the heav
!. lest, 8 thread, natura
!, =. color, S6 %. The othe
! coloro are of one weigh
) only, viz, 6 thread.
J J I.--UnionSuit
Whte .Mertao.-We have union,
Is or combination suits, as vest
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOk SALE.-One horse family Ph,efon
l. 10 seat four persons. iu good order. a
bargain. Apply at Pioneer Club Staples
Orange street, below Ninth. aup2-It
, 1880-02-03
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE,

drsetat D1pdth to 1hs CAttacd TRIBUNE.
MADISON, Wiz, Feb. :.-1n tho Senate tonight
bills were Introduced amending SEQ. l3l Of tho
Hoylscd Statutes Of lB7s relating to Court Conf
misalonorsi providing for rebuilding tho DoAt
and Dumb Asylum ut peIRvan; authorizing tho
Governor to appoint Doa1st Of Commissioners
to auporIntenl tho construction Of tue same, tho
cost not to exceed $1,000; relating to railroads;
amending Bca. 1,Gp Of tho NoYfscd Btntutes Of
1878 relating to tho execution and recording Of
oonveyanccs and executions OF railroads;
amending the GaAc law.
Bcyeral appropriation bills wcro presented BY
Mr.. Etchnrtlsan for the yariouA charitable uul
pc!iAl institutions.
A. ilt WIsseii amending Soc. III, Neytsed
tho senate.
I,ilIs wero killed relative to the appointment
OF n4tarles p,tblin; relating to secret atoettes.
- Joint resolution wills AslOptod requesting U.lF
Ministers to England and 6pain to otitan curtain
valuable publications for the use of tho State
Historical Eaoletyt
!nei't to thu Constitution prohibiting t6o nia..u-
tNctAra Asld sale of Intoxicating lf0upra Wus
presented: authorizing milwaukee, M buill
soWCrH: that aEy convict In thu States lr1son or
milwaukee, House Of Correction WIN yhull at
tempt to CKcapo assault III Ull!ccr may receive
atl additional aentenco therefOr: II Ito prIa-
0ller, to b1 punished by solitary confinement;
fur tho cstAbllahmont OF o boulevard IN M!lwlli-
leH County,
nils pushed for tho protection Of passengers
un TaiiWAy cura.
, 1880-02-03
FALSE and TRUE,
We oxtraat from DR.. 1saiwny'a "Trcat,a ~,
Disease Gud fts Cnro," us follows: "
List Of Diseases Cured by
Railways. SarsapaiNiaR ResoyelL

Chronic skin i,iscasea, CAr1es Of tho Donc, Iln,
MARI In tho Hooh, Bcrnrlilo,s Diseases, Iii H. y,
Mnnntilrnl 1tnt,it uf l}0ly RyplhtLR anu Vencrt,i
Fever Sores Chronic nr Old, Ulcers BnIt Hhe,Im'
Ricketts,. White Swelling, Hc0lI Hcad, lItrnn..
Affections, Cankart, GlnNllttAr dwellings Nod.s
Wasting and Decay OF tho 1lM1y, Pliilrlcs sna
Ilotga!'s, 1nlnolat Dyspepsia, Kidney mid I3|a1ss
der Discusses. ChrDiliu likcnnlattsln and fiout
Consumption. Gravel and CAlc,ltoua Dcpos,t11
and varieties Of tho atovn complaints 10 vhIsS
8Dnetilnes irg Xtyen spcclDua names.
Wo assert Tint there is M known rotnct!y TIA,
t,nBseAAes tho cnrntfyc power over these djsc2es
tE4t iatlwny's .ftesUlvGnt furnishes. 1t cu1ea
atep.hy step, snrelY. from tho foundation, snd
restores tho Injured pnrta to thntr anun1 condI.
t1on., Tlla MATES Or THE ,HOnr ARE sTOprfn
AND HEALTHY flf<,Op II HuprfiED TO TIE eys.
TEN frm which HOW material Ia formed, Thlsls
tho first corrective powor of Halfway 1lesulyent
In casHa whorO tle system has been RalIvated'
md Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublimsto
hayo accumulated md hcoo,no deposited In tas
bones, joints, cto., causing cnrles ot the bones,
eWclllnHe. yArtcose veins, ctc., tho SarHnparle1
will rrsulve nwny tllnso deposits ind GrtcrmL
nate tho virus Of tho disease from tho system.
1t these who nrc taking these medicines h,
tho euro Of Chronic, Scrofulous, or Syphlltio
hlseasts, however htQw may bo the cure feel
bnttCr, and f!nt tk0ir .gcnnral health tmprpy.
!ng, thpir flesh md weight increasing, nr even
kcrp!ng lta own. In s!lro slgn that tho cugo il
progressing. In these Diseases the patient
ensc fs q not !mactiyo; t not arrcsted md driven
undermine tho constitution, AB soon o. tho
HAttsArAnt1LIAN mikes tho patient " feel bct.
tor" every hour you will grow hotter and 10.
GrCA8g In floAtth, STRENGTH. and tleah.
, 1880-02-03


Tho atarm from Dox G8 ut . o'clock Inst ever-
ing WIS cn,scd by Il tro in u threo-story frAmo
bar1l lii tho rcAr Of No. 40l Cinrls Atret, owned
md occupied by Frank 6ohwolnfurth, tho baknr.
All The horses and wagons contained In tho
ntructurewore saved. Tho loss ia About $40,
which Is fully covered by insurance in unknown
companies. Cause OF tlrc, unknown.
a still nlntm Of tlre to Ehgluo Company No,
10 ut 7:n0 last evening WIS cause0 by tho burn-
Ing Of straw mattress IN ono Of tho rooms On
tho second Honr OF No. MI Csark strent, caused
by lighted oiE9r. No damnRo to building, and
to furniture slight.
The local agent OF the Mochantcs' s. Traders
insurance Company denies thht that Company
was Interested III tho irq ut NlosMnnn Lcilz k
Co.'S factory, as was stated In s,!nday's paper.
Tho alarm from lIux IL, Mt l2:sD yIsterslay aft
nr1ioon, was CAUSED BY u tlro IN tho l,.srnoEs
fnctoTy of Ortmaycr. Lawis = Co., In tho third
atnry Of brick building at Nos. 1B and IL Stnte
street Thu rs or!gi,atsa from nnknoyn es'ses
Dn1nnHa tn stock $lo0, llnt1 Il, building SIS.
Tho Fire iHAlirl1,ce reporter plAecs tho tot4l
lsa by Are III tho ul0rth Nf Jnti.lnry ut $41 10;
ta,tnl insurtnce involved, $=D, III; und total
luss to insurance ns nearly as cau bu asccrt0ined,
900,
, 1880-02-03
Poland to Be Granted Important
Reforms on tho CzAr's
Birthday.
The English Position at Cabui
Said to Be One OF the
Strongest.
4 Bloody md Relentless Internccine War
Now Deing Winged III AZ.
ghnnistan.
The French Army and Navy Estimates Con-
siderably Increased Over Those
Of Laat Year. i.
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
6En,IAN'roL1CE suMMosEn.
81. pETEnsuUis1, Fcb. 2.-The 1tIsslon police
having proved so very inefficient in the pro-
longod struggle with tho Nlhllsts, argo n,im-
her of German police have been summoned
from the 1}Altto Provinces Of tho Empire.
REVOLUTIONARY PROCLAMATION.
BERLIN, Feb. 2.-1ntellIgonce from IT. Pcters-
burg announces that new revolutionary proc
lntnntton Il being circulated by tho students OF
tho High Schools. The students drnw n terrible
picture Of their condition. and declare TINT they
will fight The great moloch called tho Russsan
Government to tho end, even though tho baat Of
important, Us showing tho forlnation of 4 now
purity aBatnst tho Government.
TT1R N1IifL1sT PROGRAM.
nEnLrN. Fob. ..-The following tntclltRcNco
@ 1se f' in st tdo ous' %' Sp1e sSe' bautehe Se
nlready been circulated II st. Petersburg. II
,ontls con the of the Exec1ttye c2t-
BY dorclllo revolution or conspiracy. Tho So
ial;as w9a then transfcf M M The to
eeva an q ess s !. 'G tc rF. p
isy. Of, tie Socialists, BY which thoy .ccast
their lot with all oppressed Itlssinns
9hs ' soeaiiss Sas VII iii proe nssf n
fnyor Of permanent populnr representation With
1 Ss osa s sats asfRs spsn
enco Of rural communities, tho principle tint
lan1 ts the property Of the. pooro, tho trnnsfcr
pleto liberty Of speech, cnnsotenoc, tho press,
PUBLIC meetings. aud aasoelAttons, and electoral
;!g!tation, and ropncencnt OF tho standing army
ny territorial nrlny.
surrEnED ron o1uE1oN's BAKE.
81. lETEltsnuItd. Fob. "A lotter to tho Gatos
from Snsaal, IN the rrovlnoo of viadmir, 70.
n.
, 1880-02-03
RADVAY'S REGULATING PILLS!

Forrest rurEattve Soothing Apcrients. Az
Without rala, Always Reliable aud
Natural In ts,nlF Operation
4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE F0n CA1OAEL
Perfectly tnsteless, elegantly coatcd W.T.
sneot gum, purxo regulate, purify, eleanse' aoa
HAnwxf's p.11s, tor tho cure Of all dsoSsdieJr soSsi!Js
at the Stomach, Liver, llowols, Kduoys dad
dor, Nervous nhcas0s, Headache, Cnnstlpa.loaas as
Goaslyene.s ln!ilKosion Dyspepsia l!nosh4 .,ss I'd
a'l Heterogeneous " tho Internal ytscera Was
rAntnd u cuoot perfect cuEc.. Purely sesott ssota.
bie. containing no mercury, Hiporals, Or ae'''S'
IW- oiMuryo tho folluwtng symptoms result
inE from Diseases ct tho digestive orgnns C1nI II
sipation, 1nwart Piles, FMness Of the liooa laaa -
tbs Head, AaldltY at the Stomach, NHu;sghIt
!eHrtbnr1i disgust Of Food Fallesa nE Me,s0s y,
Futtar!ng u the Heart, Choking Or Suffering
vsiaa, nts seSn o4 Wes. as sYafs ssa s
and ull Pat1 In tho Head Defiotensy 70 or rsia rs
in tho nidc, Chcst, I.!unhs, and Sudden flusheS''
uoat. uuTtlinX In the Flesh. ~.
A few dosea of HAnwAY's F1LLA VIII flee w.
system fru1n all tho ahoyp.named disorders
Frtos, W Cests Per Bon-
Wa ropeat that the realef must sonsa. oS
their c,lEo, alaons which may DO uHlnod:
"Fulss as,d as44S,'a :
"Radtoav ~ Irritable Ursthru,"
"IfadtoaV oas dcr9{4{at
and Others relating to different olasses OF o'F
SOLD NJ nRu0u1sTs.
READ "FAL8H AMI TRUE"
Send u tettsr stamp 70 KADWAY = CO.. ae'
81 lFarrsn, cor, 0huroh-ss., Nsss ferk+
~ Information gKtn taousAnds Ril be s'as
Hty4 .-s.-0-
, 1880-02-03
THE EXODUS.
NONE TEsTINONY BEFORE yoUM1EEs' COMMIT


.WAan1H1Tos, D. e., Feb. 2.-s0nntor Voor-
hoes Exodus Committee cxftmincd several wit
ncascs to-day. II. X. Morris, rcnl-cstate ngcHt
Of indianapolis, testified that to his belief, thero
ia abundant room ans1 ample opportunity for In
duatr!at employment III Indiana for n large
number Of colorcd Immigrants, and TINT ho had
no knowledge Of tho present immigration being
a political movement
William 3. TLnnoy, 1assouHor Agent Mt Indian
npois far tho baltimore t. Ohio 1ialEroal, tcstl-
fled that several weeks ngO ho received tcle-
gram from tho Company's Washington agent
directing him to sec profs. nnglcy md nroylcs,
and DR.. Ebert tthrco prominent colorcd men in
Indlanapolts) and
COLLECT FROM THEN {69S,
upon receipt Of which eamount transportation
10 Indiana would bo furnished to O pnrty OF
oolorcd NOrth Carolina cfntErants thon In WASH
1ngton. Witness saw Bag1cy, and, on his ad-
vice, went to the co1orcd church. whore ho met
lis lending members, and WIS informed they had
not quito raiscd tho full amount, but would gos
Tho bajance III the morning. deposit It III bank,
md notify tho Washington rn'lroad ngcnt by
Telegraph, Witness believed this was done. rs a
considerable nttnlher of North CMrnlfna negroes
arrived IN Indianapolis shortly afterwards
THOMAS MILLS
rcnsnrkel to" the boys" when tho North Caro-
'na st nesa Il aryS e. H.
I Mr. Voornees-You wantetl thom to voto7
\ Mitness--Ycs, w9 wanted thQn to vote.
xGg sy th]Fht s]usF + you "d them you could polite
TS th"nsht + we he'd em
III. yoorhccs-nut tl,oy brought good many
women and chidrGn With tl0.nf
Wltncss-ies, tGoy Hvel1loMe tho thing OIL
women ind children; but w0 thought 1t would
, 1880-02-03
BELGIUM,


UNIVERSAL LsuFsnAaE-rrME DEMOCRATS VERSUS
lMptltH REPUBLICANS
DRusaKIs, Feb. Las announced, n meeting
was held hero to-day, presided over by tho Conn
rntttee Of tho Belgium "socnist party" Among
these wero prominent NM, do Pnepe, Bertrand,
Duyorger, Cocnon, Goetschak, Van 1'evesen,
verbnuwon, Do witt, Do Wachtsr,. .Arselle, and
others Of loss uOte,
Tho preparations for this mcotug Ind been
Under consideration for Bomo time, aud Il forei-
blo nppcul had been ntldrcsscd by the Commit
too to tho nation. 1t contained some strong
points. It began by rcassurtlng tho constltu-
tionaa phrase: "All power springs from tho mn
tom all DelglanR aro equal bofore tho law."
1t further sA1l: "In reality ull power springs
from small number Of Privileged individuals,
and tho nolgtans aro divided Into two olasses--
those who hive riches and rights, md thoso who
have wrGtcheduess and burdens. Wo should
Wish to geo this Inequality disappear, at 1eaat ns
fur as tho bnllot- box tu571e tttct0riteh for tho
1noat numerous clnss OF nooioty ought evidently
to bo represented in the Chainbets, and tho pee
plo ought to be ablo 10 tlko part In public nf-
faisB since tho!r daily bread depends upon the
national prosperity. Indeed, the Constitution
prlnolplts T. q: 1b4 ka Juar1its cnluhe1,lt 10 Ia
Ndton,l when 1t nsat!e Of tho fact Of tax.paying
&c ee1} ooHa!toa f9r p'ao1pS shs eitxons nans
not Interchangeable, md It was not il reyn!uttnn-
IT wh9: OIL u aololnn occasion, declared thnt
o 10 osS &c fssa ra s y yasoSS aa o9x9.
traKo ex!sta In AnlrrfcA, In GcrtnRny. HWtzer-
!anii, aud Franoe-that: is. tn those eo,lntries
dHct!on Into belgium would r1:fiisr allaos, in.
which rcprnssivo laws arc, powerluss. 1t would
upln,ons to tho. National Representatives. It
wori. At i tille wheu tho most enlightened
, 1880-02-03
OVARIAN TuMORS,

This removal ct those tumura by RApwATs
REsnLvEHT Is now SO certainly established that
whit was o1co considered almost miraculous Ii
nov now a oo!utnon recognized fact by all parties
Krnpf Mira. J. II. Jolly, aid Slrs. +. b, jiendH5.
published IN our Almasao for 1870; also, hat
Of Stra G. y. Dibsnst In tho present edition d
cnr False AMI True" "
spaco forb!d6 our making Particular reference
to tho various cnsos Of ah4,titc diseases reached
by our SAttSApAR1ILtAN 1tEsGLvxhr. 1nya!Ids
NnI thnir friends mlist consult our writings II
they w!ah to obtain an Idea OF tho promise and
potency Of Il. II. It. honedics.
One Dollar per 6ottle.
, 1880-02-03

Az. s'ss.. S" " - NV s".a" '''oe"''
- ~ Is. rou BUTTE hf.
o.So'' WHIT @ VI urn eup1gGts' M,' rotter, ot
.ess' s.llle, nl'u Mf. nurt
W. ns.u ~ .nu .eptes.lt'tsos oi tao
Mssto'n nltoM,na'aanc.atlha .ntefest 10 appear
."n IT, .as .s 'a 'oe ., .,u 1omso' @ mon
lnona % !ioo.4H .n.s "tsA osl Inc p'll 70
seauoo sa1 uras .s o stest fas' sr. storrs comes
- eounso., ptupnos, anS. io1 IN ah aasocato, ~
n:h svn'cnipmsea p',. W Ine supporters OF tue
soseauo s.:' uu.h Sys!oh' nero tnAs Mr
~, ,,s, 10 "N ,,,a,' 'n'' "ot 1hH enee
eo!a opth'ohs Wh'ch "oula Searcoly agree
lhu North Conuu ltol!Inv. Mill Il Ind l.ccu tho
,vnottn,Ior, ,ho. tho ,lri,a,,tlon ~ thn ur,s',i
yanIa iro,, anufotrrrs sho,,ll onen iu's,r. ,n n.y.
Eu1nent, a1ld thnt Ht0Frs should SUM up as e0un-
sol for tho entire trudo. Tho fuct that tho IIar-
f'ab"rg Convention Is ponding may havs bud
the committed. unwilling TO wn!t lon3or, bus
wten 1nHa as sna Mbeh % 10 ns
r,vl,,rcd tn nnr,nhint fnr,n rnr tho oo"rnrstn
y. rl'. ~ Is.'aie! urn !"t .tlo ep,tvss!'h
low tho next dny. The arguments nr tho irt,.,
mon, Of cn,trsy, are u reussprlun Of tho old DOR
maS OF pfoteetoh .-.--.....
!NtLNo.h ,e' hnNto o"HAt" .,,
a now seep "1h lakeh IN Tho lhtefnce4nic
cann htisiness by tho Introduction OF bin by
M Mns o. Oh. ahnot o. shs Com
t. tsoo ". '4's' "G"1sss' E1o',ua'S son lao w
eaa to sko 81 assa srss uy @ a' spst M
tnteroccaalo canals aud to proceed ut once To
.xsn,Irn tho rn,,t. s,,r,rvsi ~ 1Tn,,t ~,
known as tho Nicaragua aud Pana,'a
route. An attempt ID 10 10 HadO ~
pass thia blu through the HOUSE this
week. Thero seems to be f!ttia difference
, 1880-02-03
TIE RECORD.

from the Committee to- on on judiciary, reported bil
for rovIrlng aud continuing tho Court Of Com.
missoncrs Of Alabama Claims, and for tho dis
tr,bution Of tho unnpproprlnted money Of tho
GENEVA "warl. rlaeed on tho sAlon'1ar, Mr.
Ihhfntan announced toaL nc "oa@a Gull " up 1of
Atr. Ed,I,uuds wished 1t understood that tho
,o,rrt W.. mt ,,uun,nn,a ia and .,,ndr,.
a,hcr members @ 1e Of % the coa@4ttoe did I not asree
to it.
3{r, peudlotou, from tho Committee on Indian
Afra,rs, rcnorteI biil to asthorize tho gecrc.
tnry Of tho Interior to deposit certain funds in
tho United Statca Treasury IN lieu OF invent
nent. r,nccl on tho culsulur. This Is q now
n drafted 10 IS tss to sssapo tho onssos nude
committed. ~
Tho l,Ii unsso1 prov,dnr that a writ nf error
rra ~" S a"nrao ro,r4 ~ tn nr,n ata,os ~ ~,
Ss cs ssss Ta'ss q cs s sav s and yS Il
s4ea elaS u allowanes Wy e sieh VII shali orer:
III ", T. a'rt - ~ ~ ~ r,tr ~ * . s.
u nrt ~ tin rfritn3 st"tcs ~ n.S, ~" IT..
IT, t .1t xh, ~ ta1 nf ns ~ a' w
."I1rt Thn ct na ~ Iii r. cnsrs hnsatufar. su
trii md sie.t"r,uisi IN Whish ii.d9n,ent bna MI
so s1eutcd % J., sush e., casos aefo9d9nt .I san!i
Wh to % obtaIa at psrfcc re soi writ Of crror
rtt,ra' NJ SV,,r frnnsm,Itfinu thS rrD,,rt nj i'm
s,r. q" "s s, tua. ~ TX " -. sta tIn
~ ~! 3;sn ' ''''eE at'a io' psc"3"a'er
~ 'Ji!unuMWs .s Msl hasn' f,u, ,,a.s,..o., v,.,
MGssIs 1aStnm t' Fenaiosnn. ana Mitx.
thn s. ~ E. VI hi ~ T .SI SIinaII
"ro'nin@t5ons II tn' rGs i,,ann @ aosas NJ
hlfk"sAal saint " thnk II r1xht 70 tay thnE t1e
@ nt "a oW so9 i!vesi9atont, Ana
nsn st5nH.y H'tess4 t, 10 uGaiose s!ie pet,IoneEs
,,s " af,M,i s,,s,,, Il" @ a''a 'a encaa III
e'S II, ! urhW.aS crm,,, ~ ~! fo,,n,.+o. ~, 1.n
xlnns r"nrtrI niv"rsriv @ IN Shm h q III t III ~,
s,,st ~ ,,,t ~ & ~ 1as w knhths Mn
n,rxn. lato 81 he uitjteG S;ates nrnv Sa' 1Aos"'
~ X segIIesa pt "s. sa"hoess Inc Dill waa placed
, 1880-02-03
CABLE RATES.

New Yonx, Fob, a-rhe now French Cabie
Company did not transmIt single dispatch over
tts WtFo on Saturday, The season is that the
Anglo american Company, tho rival liup, bus
ruducea lts r4tea to In centa per word, while
tla new Company still maintains tho old sAtc Ut
ID cents pcr wonl. The management Ut tho now
line Ia expected III few days to rcl,lce tlx satcs
to u competitive baals and thun lively war btt-
tWeon this companies will c1lsue, and tio public
will nnp the benefit Of low cable tolls until tho
new cable forces the old monopoly 10 purchnsa
ita stock nt twtco whit i cost wien tho rntes
public,
, 1880-02-03

DEATH on An IMMINENT PHyBIClAH.
LoEpoN. Fob. Sir Dq|nlu!o @John Cor1ignn,
m eminent physician OF Dublin, uletnber of Par
llanont from 1870 10 1871, ind Vice. Chancellor
ot tho Queens University, IL doad.
MAal.nOMQUOH.
Tho Lori Mayor Ut Dublin publlshes letter
sayin8 that tho Duke OF Marlborough, Lord
lieutenant Of ireland. In refusing to attend tho
Mansion House dInnor, descended from hIs p0ai-
uou W tho representative Ut tho Queen to thAt
Ut representative Of pakey.
FIRE,
The warehouse OF tho :nritiah and Foreign