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, 1880-06-04
Passage Of the fmmediate-Trans.
portation Bill by the
Senate.
Some Important Amendments
Relating to tho Ports Of
Entry.
The House Does Not Concur in
the Senate's Star Route
Amendments.
Evarts' Canadian Fisheries Bill Agreed
to by the House Foreign ii.
Committee.

fUfT17 -n1 prTT
IAh lie b111A1'
lIs PASSAGE ~ br X THE sESArh. IT,
~, spas 1ss" @ % :, ~ T. ."'ea'0 M" n.
WAsiffSaroN, u. u, Jlllio 3.-Ihe ocnato
finally passed the Immediate Transportation
prrnt nnmt,cr of n,acca. mat of tho,n small
,,.,., ....' y. t, H. sttS''. =. .ha
lnianu towns, WHICH ale 10 po ont'tsca W ttlo
privileges ct tho net. 1t seemed ne iifst prob-
their constituents would defeat tho bill, a. to
,nni,o tto ~ ,,ront,ol In tI,a for,,, In which
,.'"Ao =. le NV .,a. ' a.
u Was nc ono t'me "o"!u W necessary
hundred otI!cials, and TO greatly add to the
oxncnsos nf enIi,cttnp tim revenue. Seq
.,nrt. s,.o,, .,h,oi, IL, Int vot,f tha Govcrn.
puA pfcA ""'e' Wv at"' yAo'0 a.s eo'o
, 1880-06-04

Nttr York C0rftapoH<tet CanelHnGA Enqu{ref.
for every summer, md tue one Tor 1ss0 Is now
being taught BY the Innstors; | nin learnlng It
on Fift ayonne Il III Is Ht was Witt VIII tho M % faniiar
charnctorlattcs that make !. remarkable. Lust
sore tEi4l 10 short Legs, and very difficult to do
gracefully; It was 1aofitlcatlon Ut tho mueh-
% par1Sfo from tho steady @ y-olroiiux Wtz pr provous-
ly In vogue. Thus da.lcers have bcen steadily
abandoning tho qu'st WHY'S of former year,
fSesssr sSPts az sho in has
'a|sht ri appsaptasey De Called she rh%elph!a
tling, because, as ! aln to'dt Il originated In
Phladolphll. and # has the 1iighland tiings
strength. allied to nxl1ty, mud grace Is u socnnl-
ary consideration. Many do dllnco II gr!cefully.
n@ o 70 e1 os eoa 1s
IN two oyenlags' rnlcttct'. 9nt am getting On.
II It's ,peEfeetion, tho RhllnlolphIa fling muy be
aSse6Ha @ ns re- fo''ws ThS !, % sao ;a i1naset
We wsoily subeetse s to ho a hsl
n4n eot af.aa es sss wi bnf xn 5eow Rs or
shouIiors,. With his loft hand 10 clasps hpt
ftKht, anl hnlds It on h!s !sft hip Tals brtn9s
lIxts It, hut .Dccuuso il iio does not haso
throux1 % tGe anco. sho iit"rrliy sticEs her noso
into hts shoulder or breast, mud son.e dny wonk
girl IL going tn DO BtlaothrEcd to death fn tho
midst lit bur delight. At least, pug. noses will
iua11y soasenn. II IL not tho correct thing 10
sta1ld still n this hnggtng nttltuac. Tho dancing
NUT begin lnstantiy On ti'e uoalo coming to-
nrpsiuhorcan otronso. rho stups nr0 thoao uf
n1l ordinary waIsx elongated To Il surprising OK
tent and acc<,.l Hsnleti hy Il swayluK movement
IRON aldo TO st6 and frequent royersals, iii to
rapId music, This o.lrrioa tho ,codplo hcro and
inY awiftness. Their 00,lrso abt,ut tie rom is
erFAitu, nld their bodies Bwuy In perfect lccUtd,
giving tAom, tn ponnucttou With tho long,
, 1880-06-04

THE RECORD.

WAs1uyoroy.,U. G., June ga resolution
submitted by Mr.. Butler Frllay d,lh,g or
the Secretary Of tho Treasury for copies of
nit papers, etc., OF Interest, lii his Depart
mont rrintinu to tho clalni of tho IJnttett
stotas an,,inst tho Ncw Tort Central &
otaItss s. "xh.ls' LILY ~" han osn.'' "
Hudson Rtver Rallrohd COMPANY for per
cent tAx on tho scrip dividend Of 80 por cent
declared In 1860 on It's stock capital, and that
tya f,on,,ntaainncr ~ Intarunf Itnvnr,,n aua,
..1 s ~ s.tn .,,s.oe, ,,,,t;t ,,str,ots.I ~,
Een" alA "euot' 'IleleoA ""tn "'ss, a.y u1Hu uy
Congress rs to the manner Oh Its settlement,
wns adopted.
Tho Seuato bill to consummato tho reso-
,ut,nn of +ho f,ontannial f,nnpreaa hv mn.
o"n,,,ta .us.oL -. a :, ~ ~ araot fonvo,,tt ~
plopf,a'ing S4l'ooo " etect i" monument ~
Gen. llerkllner ut tic battlefield OF oris-
kany, n. T., was passed. Mr.. C0ckrel[
wished tn recnrt1 his objection to ali nppro-
n-,otfor. ~ thIa t,n,1
~ r,. ,M.'o' 3,,,saA " tAla ni.iu' ,.1,, .. A..
Inc lles'tieht pro le't'' lai0 netore tilo
Senate tic resolution adopted by the House
proyttlinp for adjournment juno 10. Re-
fcrrotl tr thn Co,nn,,ttnn m annronriatinns.
~. .,,".ss e ~ .ars n,,,s ~ II.n., ii,
VII lnutlon ot >Als' oeeA, t'e l!ouso ~
amending the transportation OF uutlnDie
Ruotls wns taken uu,
On mntfon nf various Senntors. TIM fol1oy-
t,s .inoo, ,,,,- ,,,a,,Jo1 IL r,I,t, - ,1n.tiuo-
!ie p'nSea "ea1 i'Slausu =, puaAs, " us1.'.
ton: Nnsnvtlle, h'oxelile, oMaha. olanu
Haven, Peoria, Quincy, Lacrosse, kcokuk,
AttnN GnlrO Kansas Eity nf1t1 Sk I,0tita.
, 1880-06-04
The Sins OF tho IBlnclkguard D1lllo Of
Brunswick Visited upon II1A Grnnd~

Part. CoTrt.oondtnse Nttg F9rk 1gortd. ,.-
IT ThG origin et grcat houses h is t9st ~ Gbonrtty.
terss:lng t when o'ae can tfIeo thom either i.
S Is ts'd S 10 '1G i
EnIopon 1sao +, noaso @ - nat q tne iako o. nrans
WicK u ,s,a is aot SO ~ 1nhon h' deGAan US rotsng
only In tho PERSON q M iilcgttimate representa-.
vg v @ o. taG & oyh ',o nnK9' nnf w muse ako wh9s
co % ia er o1ef ay Irexsen@ ~ yr1s 1%oIe M ao
lof9 French Jury On q qh1ryo Of robbery
and senc'Eal s sW'ud,ing o haa been mr.
I1act ana 6oiora 10 Went 70 England ne had quietly
renefed thG Mnaiaay ct T. tno r. inrn'sicd M dpnrt-
no Gne ,inf1 no 0fenpeu 0 @ aa q a oonser @
lasalonnple 9na.ter. 9nd 20 10 no soanor obtained
containing tho pEiyn,,e ", 4. effects of tho rsopre.
1 fhs were as own yalSt RE-
poor landia1y bud % 40 s,iaple!ous Of hor lodear:
f9f be- norG ngH F1Gnen aG an WaS Of
Sf Tic bako of br'lfIswieK. H. iii Ills S"s1et fa.her
YEA was w5snch 7F9nt0man Ct oIreoly
nte svery speeos Ct ad ecrsns soT
rnpaon, L that adjective oan eyer ge
p a oyery ono IN Pass 1fe9 ap ane
paintod up q the eyebrows and wesrlns cnrleti
Ecrrlii1ae wa'!e h!s nofIis were even lnorc aEtl-
nciaiIy nasty th9n nss nanlier OF dresssug. tio
honseh1ld at s3rt Intervals of snccosson and
sho the o99F " t'p re 20 m GsTy Ts m o1o 9t n fas
MA vi e noee sePqss eo shS bs
entirely o,Krossod, , witn his notice of hlusslt,
and DO n,ado yory slcnler @ provision for her elu-
q taie Inscription to t1Kns1ait to her son: Ia
us a e. bbsR saa si On maaey ss eI
t%S Lying IT, bis nouso so a5 sys
, 1880-06-04
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

THE hnrrcl OF now -four received from Ten
nrsscc and exhibited on tho Cali 1soart yob btor-
.1ny. was suld for $40 for tho boneht Of tho
Fountlllngs' Home. Tho -four will DO put up
NRnln.
ruE temperature yestcrlny. ns observed by
nfnnnsse. optic!nn, ~ Nndtson street tTntuUNs
l,uth'tng,. waa Ms follows: sa. ,n.. 67; loe M.
=; u II. Ill.,, ID: 3p. Ill.,, IT.: 8p n., r.: baromo-
ter, n. ,t1.. :9.7t; u p. 1rt., s0.dS.
a MEETING nf tho National Veteran Aasocla-
tlon wis held Inst evening In sonmens Hall, No.
o9 West Randolph street, No buslness OF i'm
portls,cc wns transacted. and tho nlroting atl-
tourr,cd nrtcr listening to fow speeches.
pErEn IAttup. q yuars Of agc, employed as
fireman on tho propollor "City Of Travcrsc."
willis under tho tniuenco Of LIQUOR yestqr1l9y
sS ssatS Sa g. " s ses ssk bs % s 5s's boy
recovered and WIS taken 10 tho Morguc.
"A REGULAR. session Of the Trade and Labor
Council WIS held last ovcninB Mt tho hull. No. "a
being executive, but It was stntcd TINT nothing
IF vittl Importance was done, routing business
! evening. ' '''~ '''@'~
AN entertainment wilt he given this oycntnz
Mt Falrbank Hull Tor tho berlcGt Of the Young
L.d!cs' noardinx Hail at th9 stato uniysorsitX.
Hvl L;a rf A. ,,6o9 A. gri1ths trt HftRnr Wtp
Lydts I iiastnss, ] % Em,ni. 6. sfokos, md othors
wil rive rcadings, vocal md INSTRUMENTAL So
Ayor,Ka effort vas ,nado las. evening to
,nr,n nofa eG'ti"9 cn''d not e Jug seeupe such @ Of
'' tf,o a. Xdcfmcsi % as o were present present q,nrrc!ed
they ha bsen overiookcd ~ IN tho dsttution u Il
s,,ck ~" ,,nrn.,si+s anil nGi hnt,y mIn t., savc
cp snc ,i'r 1 ny E i bn nanvRs Wiz
tho,r ha,y' 'a1ars ~ thcr hnn.is @'' "''A
'ne'f f""lt-oo1atS III tno'f "a''oe'
Jot1S DUDLEY, q ycars Of age, whose parents
live at Z Hickory avenue. yesterlay VIII, WI.
se!zet Will tho lettfltiGn ttomeh8. anu Wene
ahnt aynrp Mpour nno +" ,nct Win fnrs h1o
soyoiyeT n1aicy abused lis family outraxcoiisiy,
n " tntie ~ M nsc" hc chSee aatst
itra ,s'n .rrar ane \, nssr strnt III Sbcn ~
uvo,,,,s ,as wa r"ncc ~ wa Glcy was nvsr.
tnEnn ,fa@s,nnI Ms ,w.ii nni arrnata;i ""'
e"he''' u's"'"'e"' "u" h1'ea'o0
%. II. SACHS and Potter Ttotr got 10 much "con.
vcntIon" Into their hcads that they Imagined
themselves On tho Wild frontier, and forgot for
tho Ehllo tne 1hct tnAt they were f14tnH IN
H. y 1aS pts ~, ~ @ u. ~.
rn. 'um -, Hrnn,' 'aA Van nn~on otrno9a ~.
ios1ao, ~, ~ noF y, in ,,a,n shnnn III - ho
s, t! ~ ~ ~, " ~ ,I p ~, =" aton w
a w n1ftn S tp nt tha @ inesa XII tcg hs
bMsu ~ Iith h ~ IVY wv a,,,,I r"u1 'o NJ a,ahn H.
cuptulEI tiotCnte ~ Nv N11.uu. aNl' s'nvus
, 1880-06-04

TuEnR weEo received ycsterlay ut the Sub
Treasury $a,0o0 III gold and $500 h, stlvur. The
laburscmCnta wora 5000 gold aiftl l,ooo silvur.
WORE on tho elevator ut tho Aiams-stroct
,ntrauce to tho new Government building wis
completed yesterday, aud tho elevator Ia uow
cumming regularly.
TME Offices Of tho rostmaster, Assistant Post.
n tho'r psrnincnt @ @ auasscrs' % III pusna "h III tho
nD1thetlYs corner OF tho nuw but1lnk. Tho old
lulrters hMyc tIceu turned over to tho Huporln-
AlYiAluus
, 1880-06-04


Tho commencement exercises Of tho Chicago
Fumnlo College wcrn hold lust evening In tho
naptist Church. which wins filled with tho friends
and rclntiyes Of tho graduating cnas, many Of
them coming from tho city tn witness tho TX
c5c!ses. The church was tastofnI!y arr1lnKed
consisted of q number nf fine essays, vocal md
instrumental solos. ducts, md Qlsnrtcts. Tho
young ludlcs efforts wCrG we'll received by tho
Rudtencc, rs tho numerous Rlfts Of baskets and
po1ticts ct Iiuwery iultC7ltcN
, 1880-06-04
MILWAUKEE Il ST: PAUL.

6PFf1At DtsputcR 1h| thft7p1 1tk114h4
Sioux CRY, In, June 8.-lThof Chicago,
Milwaukee &st Paul Company haYsgrnders
Mt work OIL t5o miles Of tho IlastblHs !S Da-
kota Road from the foot OF pta Stone Lake
To jim River. Surveyors Nre runnttaE line
beyond tho jim, and further contrauH will bc
let. It In believed this lEno Is Intended for
tic, B!ack Hills. The report is costlrmel
that the Northwestern will butldi n branch
up Jim luvor from, Huron. Traok-inyers
nrg within ten miles Of Huron on the Dlack
buing pushed tast towards the missouri,
near rierru. Grading will bu finished on
tho Omaha line Of tho st. Iaui & Sioux CITY
hefore July1, A fotco will Then 6u put oii
ITEMS.
At n meeting OF tho Executive Committee
OF the Eric & NortI,shorc Dispatch {fast
freight) held Mt tho utlsey House, New Y ork,
Wednesday, Muy 21, Atr. J. G. Guthrie was
appointed General Aianager Of the llne, and
hIr. u. Z. King General Accountant
Tho official report OF tho proceedings of
tho meeting Of tito Gcnernl Passenger mud
Ticket Agents Of tho roads terminating atSt.
Louis, held I'll that city hfny 20, 1880, has just
Dcon published. The report contains nutfl-
Ing additional to what hns already been TO-
ported In THE TRIBUNE.
mutilie. Tho Lake Sllore and Michigan
Central Railroads tlave not received any def
nt, orders from New York ABOUT putting on
fast trains TO run II coMpetitlon Wltll the
Chicago RaiIroad, It Is certain, h9weyor,
TINT these ruads Will commence running fnst
trnins within n dny or two. The trains, rs
already stated. wil! leave hero Mt p. III. an1
,rqach New York tho following evening at
n tt 1Hto1~n. C.,,.,t rrot.tA. A ,....A
, 1880-06-04
CONFIRMED,

Special Dtspatsh to Ths Chicago 7stbunA
WHITEWATER, Wis, June s.-Bshop 11eiss,
of Milwaukee,, cnmu to Whitewater lust
night US n guest OF tile Noy. Father Fair
hnnks, mud to-day administered tho sucra-
meut to about 2lO persOt,y,
, 1880-06-04
Mist MAINTAIN TIE RATES.

MUST MAINTAIN THE RATES.
Commissioner Albert Fink Inns Just Bent to
tho various railroad managers In this city tho
following circular regardhx the maintenance
Ut rates by therf.eads leading east. from
: Tho reso,u.Ioa t;sB,5a ts;ssBb,5a bo}ow was adopted at
the lust Moe;sng Of, tho Jolnt Executlyo Com,
Az somunH the companies were not roprp-
eontel " the meeting. and other companies af-
f9cted " thEa resolution ar9 mot members of the
TAs solnpan!es who wero not represented ut
sss ses' sSS rssSsn Z g q sss sas
"Wna.a.s,,,1t has boon shown to thia Joint
ntial fJ ranisx Sst t. fra run PosSla fS ~ hsvs @
through lkzanao, aid Ipther ioyioes, viii she In.
IT. Sn,tes .atus 5tas aS y
havr not lSaY a MttainuIi1iga: thoroforc, 20 1t
ExecutlvJ'Gd Ktve notice to tho initIn!
lines coupdts4E out of poo5la for east bound
aatre3 70 sts!otly aatatn tbs 'l faii thpSaxh ~ w
Psara d sasss Eeaboasd cltos, ND a. o apon 'oy oy
i,Slnx presented to tho chairtna,l Ut she Jolnt
Executive colEtnittco, ho Is hereby instructed TO
notify tho CONNECTIONS of tho Delinquent runtl Or
oounlctous shall withdraw uU joint through
Iasatfestin9 arrangements: and through bills of
laas9F Y conMsetinp With the s.tn,e road or roals
whuFo tho trpQo Ia su1clysd, fr1n tho Peoria lai-
tial .rostls, by th9tr conRecstns roads. upon ull
shall not Fq3utlo through billing, through ratos
a!l pro- rauux with such road or foAtls, Until no.
tiasd Hy thv1hair1nan , q ths Joint Executive
hayO gtrYu A1n such insurance Ut tho 1nulI.
eenane8 q, tho agreed through rates, aud Of tue
, 1880-06-04
ct Coryslon md framed tho Constitution =, =
diam; She INV tho onrnor-stonc iald ~ ~, r. u
danas first Capttol still standing at i"rxlanr!n. lnr !n.

indigestion, dyspcra.n. nervous nron,,,.-
md ~ farn,s Of general debility rclavod H. ssTn
n1EEnaSntin, ,E ~ f,nf oot Tonle liz mi,
Ho,ia proforties. It 10 not noro stn,na n.utl'
tho cxtEaots ct beof, but oontans litx iits
force. Fon,ST'atinE 4, a,! sustaining propc1ts
tho retu!t OF exhaustion. norvn.is sTiashe'
overwnrk. Or acute dlsoaso; partic'liasiv y
quilting from pulmonary complaints. Cs.rtsnS. !. 4.
tlazarl Il Co., PEuprl0tors, Now York. Fas FS"e1 .s
by druggists. 'oF 0alo
, 1880-06-04

rules nnd regulations Of tho Joint Executive
Con1mtttco, ~ to justify tho resumption of such
ArrnnHc1ntNtA.
Rtsosred. That tho anmc r,tla hc applied on
bilhnces from othUr points uhero tho Chairman
OF tho Joint Executive Committee hnA Hlliloont
evidence TINT sMilAr irrexu1nritlos proTail
, 1880-06-04

INK which hfr. Atkins nnYed to adJourn.
nc)ected-ycns, u; nays, 81
After tho tntrotiuctson OF = pctition for tho
to the Indians, tho IIe,tso ndjourned.
, 1880-06-04

portation bill the rest of tho day In tho SEN
nte was occupied with set speeches on tho
tariff by Senators Eaton,. Ncphcrsor, md
otliors, for, although tho llouso has agreed
70 adjourn finally Juno 10, tho Senate Wlll
Of tie aundry Civil bill befors Friday.
!. NOMINATIONS.
10 sAs trt.ttrn 4,t,oetat<d Pra,s
WAEn1saroS; u. c.. juno 8.-Tho Prca1-
dent l,aa nominated Eugene Schuyler, now
Consul-tienernl at lomp, Consul Ge1et7ll mud
Diplonalic AeSMt Of tle United Statss ut
Consul nt Ttentsietl, Secretary Of tho C1n.
mission to China. =.
TIE N1cAtlAouA SHIP CANAL. '~
Admiral A1ntncn has n dispatch from Eli
gincor Motlocal, stating TINT tho Nlcaraguali
Congress has confirmed the congestion r.
Gently made by tho President Of that 1aeptb
lie to tho American Company for tho rom
strMcttOn Of tho illtcroceanic ship callnl across
tho Isthluus.
ApJouNNMENT. &C.
Tho House adopted n resolution to finally
adjourn june 10, Yeas, 100; mays, o.
, 1880-06-04

HOUSE..

', HOUSE.
A. Els from the GomttSe aa tee "A Gn The p
v ~ tI,a a;,at,y Uh ru ~ ~ ~ plI
ot'I iiao ,t,s.o ~, " , ~ ~.
o nt,,a,, @i.". n ~ ,t+ VI aq
MnTiro n,1tI tho 4Hncitin Hcen1, % a,n.p nr ncor ~
ia s,s,,t1,ss.afnr,, frnr1I.r - "tH en!H = it
atutss M, ~ a II, tha H. ~ IL
s"n,x f,I =, ~ & H. su VI eae
'r: {i,,t s'1, nnu ,,r.ss,i,,,,,- ooo nv,
s,r o ,.',,t ~ ,.,,s ~, ittxlle; ~. ~
aorga Washinatn,, ~ @ ,H"a .nrooa Mo ~ ~
sMaMl|v 1c"!fv "ashlue'on WIS aetee" !" unah''
mGSs'y; Ma!n y1o,,,,,,+s. Nj, >v,,o amt ,roo,.
ort" run,,sin t tia ;na1 -"
~ nrrss A. n1,n ~ ~, tu liz , ti, i~s"Mt
E 81 s'.a ~ ,1.a ~ ~. ~ .s,.t In
,t,ss the !eso'nHon 1 was ng1eea ~ "'tAous do-
H., fs".rai ~ SSis.", @ hi, ,,,o. t,, .,,,o
nv, Ao oo''o'aA ou''e's4os wa ""o t4o'' t'Aea
W IT, r,w,s,,ona ~ I,,,,,,, ooo~,1 ~,
,,!.,, ,.,.!,,t ttII, ,t = 49, ho'sn ts'
s.rSttnt. SM saddh1a Nh y. a III ~ Mups
a ~ riIa y, nr.' ~" 5t ~
rnon ~ Ut, " nnp h,Ii3om ,e"in 1eo1 sMust
-. a9o ,,uS ~ tuta NJ "'lo o"'''ou 1lo!cco"scas
"R ,,' y %" c,yoroa ~ o,,or,,,,.,,t ,,.ro,rt
nti. a. H1 tSn ~. s % ~ as,s,It,,
n!4G SI12 70 = py " s9ecla! pep.tty nass'1pls
~ says, s yspsssi m pssty sss'S voic. m
The next y9te'wns T. ttken o,l tho amend
that no part u jus approprlation ni.is III
the payment Ut tho Marslals slln!l bu paid to
any ggneral or special Deputy slarsi,al for
sSaytSes rGt!dsrsa Ut aleettos Tue action et
, 1880-06-04

SILVER FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES,
OF elegantly caasl tot brldul presents. 8, Hy-
man 4 Co.; Ii Btate street.
, 1880-06-04

Ladies', do you want to ho strong, healthy. and
boautlfull fheu uao linf' ll'tterss
, 1880-06-04
YEAA

Afr. Coke moved to adjourn. Lost.
The question requiring OIL Mr.. Enton's bill,
Mr.. Brown moved to nlilend so TINT the Com
mission shall report III Janunry, 1881. instead
Of December, 1881. ue thought the people
den,nllleu revision Of tho tslrilf, aud tint 1t
should be dolg speedily. Adopted-yeas,
III 1{OfS, ~.
Ille bill wns read n third ttmo a1ld passed,
, 1880-06-04
MARRIAGES..


al Tie resldence Of Mr. 8. ilnrdnsr NJ. iTH 1a1s
~ ,! To Rov 4: ~ AMi1rStlxo: M EEnnk l. Gaps ~
IaNcw fork CIty rnpers pledae cop,.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-22
State Correspondence.
Cheshire,

It is very quiet here, even for such staid old country town as Cheshire. Perhaps the warm weather is responsible for portion of this dullness and dearth of news.
 A few of our citizens with their families are enjoying themselves at the seaside, and doubtless the mosquitoes in their immediate vicinity are happy.
 Wallace's Hotel has large number of sum- mer boarders, and under it's able manage ment bids fair to he a success.
 According to the late census the present population of this town is 2,2S4; number of families, 534. The population in 1870 was ?, 344, in 1860 ?, ,407 showing a gradual de crease since 1860. This decrease is probably due to the closing of the Stamford Manufac. turing Company's barytes mines, which for, merly employed large number of miners, who since the works closed have sought en- ployment elsewhere.
 There is at present considerable sickness in some parts of our usually healthy town.
 Elkanah Doolittle and family who have been staying at Wallace's Hotel for some weeks, departed for their home in Ouarga III, Monday. MT. Doolittle was formerly well known resident of Cheshire.
 Rev. Mir. Raftery, of the Episcopal church, is absent on his annual vacation.
 Cheshire, July 21st.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-22
State News.

Rattlesnakes are quite numerous in East Glastonbury.
 The State of New York has resumed her regular trips on the river.
 p pound salmon was taken from the creek in Higganum last week.
 Mayor Talcott and wife, of New Britain, are at Antwerp, Belgium, and in good health.
 In Middlefeld and vicinity the wild black berry bushes are loaded with luscious fruit, and large quantities are gathered daily.
 The Rev. Mir. Rogers, of Schenectady, N. Y, who received call from St. Marks Epis- copal church of New Britain, has declined.
 Daniel Hemingway, of Hazardville, has bought of George Simpson a site on North Main street for a house, to be built in the fall.
 The twenty-third annual reunion of the First light battery, Connecticut volunteers, will be held at Guilford for one week, begin ming August 16.
 Dea. Cyprian s. Brainard, of Haddam, who has been in failing health for some time past, died Sunday morning at the residence of his son in Brooklyn.
 We are informed by Windsor Locks gen. tleman that the story about the druggist of that place putting up vitriol in place of rhu- barb is not true. The young g1rl took some thing from bottle which was supposed to be rhubarb, but turned out to be something else; what it was the doctor does not know It did not come from the Windsor Locks drug store.-Hartford Times.
 The rowing regatta which is to take place on the Thames river at Thames grove on the 29th inst, under the auspices of the Big Six" Hose Company of Norwich, bids fair to be of more interest than the varsity race, as there are to be number of professional oars men present to contest for the purse of $25O The entries for the professional race are Wallace Ross of Halifax, Fred Plaisted George :Hosmer, H. Delano, A. Hilley and Gookin Brothers of Boston, James H. Ten Eyck of Peekskill, George w. Lee of Newark N. J.. William Knott of Brooklyn, N. Y; all of whom have declared their intention to be present. In the amateur race the entries are: John Hayden, J. O'Brien and A. Tou- shea of Boston, T. J. Murphey of Norwich, John Buckley of Portland, and James A. Dayton of New London. The working boat contest will be between crews from Norwich and Brooklyn, N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-22
A Missing Contractor.
Fifteenth c. V. Reunion at Orange
 Horse and Carriage Stolen.

Horse and carriage SCO1ens
 Constable W. c. Russell, of Orange, called at the police office yesterday afternoon and reported a case of horse stealing in that town which occurred Tuesday evening about 9:3O o'clock It appears that there was meeting of a committee of the veteran members of the Fifteenth Regiment c. V. and of the towns-people at the church in Orange Center that evening, to make arrangements for the annual reunion which is to be held in that place H. Bliss French, of Ansonia, member of the regimental committee, had driven from that town and left his horse hitched under the church sheds. During the meeting the horse, with buggy attached, was driven away and it's whereabouts has not been discovered The horse was dark bay, weighing about 1, 100 pounds, with white star in forehead and two white hind feet. The horse was attached to side spring whitechapel no-top buggy. about half worn. Traces of the team were followed as far as Woodbridge. Several sus- pected parties are under surveillance. Mir. Russell consulted with the police authorities in regard to the matter
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-22

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