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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-19

The business men of New York city are
going to work to help carry the State Of
New York for Garfield and Arthur
Thursday evening there was a meeting of
representatives from the Stock Exchange,
the Produce Exchange, the Young Mems
Republican Club, the Young Business
Mems Club, the jewellers Legion. and
other organizations, at which Republi-
can Campaign Union was organized, with
Gen. Aspinwall as president Its purpose
is to get three or four thousand active vol
unteers at work, under intelligent direc-
ton, to prevent frauds and bring out "A full
Republican vote. Many business men
will place some of their employees at the
service of the Union during the next two
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-19

mission to Miss
Sarah c. Whittier,
of Warner, N. H..
who was cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla
of IS ScrOfula SOra0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

The New Hampshire Patriot prints the
letter Of an eminent Democrat of that
State. who is jealous in support Of Mr..
Tilden. to this effect: THE assertion
that those desiring the denomination Of
Tilden viii create dissention in the Dem
ocratic ranks, if successful in their efforts,
comes with very i'll grace from a captious
minority Who are laboring to create that
very division which they seem to be so
fearful that others will bring about, by
shamefully villifying not only Mr.. Til
den, but also many Of his supporters.
This assertion is the more surprising, di-
rected - il is against what is evidently
. large majority Of the party. who are
only asking that simple justice be done,
and who v observing a fairness and
moderation towards their candidates in
the party that never was exceeded, if
equaled. in : previous campaign. Samuel
J. Iildsn, IN spite Of the opposition of
his own party. has twice triumphantly
carried his v State. and though some
have endeavored to magnify hat same
old mole-hin of opposition into : mighty
mountain, yet every one, whose vision is
unobstructed BY prejudice or personal
considerations, can wee the little MOLE
hill in it, proper dimensions. To argue
that Tilden cannot carry his " State,
is to prs-suppose the people Of that State
to be entirely destitute Of that God.Ike
attribute Of true justice that ever incites
US to combat wrong in whatever parb il
presents itself. It is q reflection ON the
manilnsss and intelligence of the people
of New York that they will spurn with
contempt Not only has Mr.. Tilden done
nothing that should lose him the conf
denss Of Democrats. but. on the contrary.
his courss has bean such = ought to win
70 his support al psaos-loving and reflect
ing Republicans; and, il there i any
honesty in their protestations, no other
courss il left for them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
OVER THE WATER.
BISMARCK TO WITHDRAW HIS RESIGNATION.
I BY Telegraph to the sentinel.l

BERLIN, April Bismarck is so i'll thai
he has not slept for several nights, and
walks or stands with difficulty. His
family urge rest and quiet on all hands.
1t is not for Q moment doubted that Bis
marck will succeed in carrying his point.
and at the interview to which he was sum-
moned by the Emperor, he doubtless
heard enough to induce him to withdraw
his resignation. The rules applying TO
voting by proxy in the Bundesrath may be
modified, though there seems to be no
indication Of otherwise changing the
Constitution. In view Of the determined
attitude Of Bismarck, the Bundesrath will
probably recall or correct its vote, while it
is said that the wrath Of Bismarck will not
be wholly appeased without the sacrifice Of
certain high officials.
The Emperor last evening had a long
conference with the Crown Price, at which
1t was determined that Bismarck should
remain in Office.
LONDON, April 8.-A Rangoon dispatch
says that several Chinese firms there have
received intelligence that Thebaw, King Of
Burmah, has died Of smallpox at Manda-
lay. Their agents advise them to keep
back their goods, as there are fears Of civil
war in Burmah.
ST. P~ErERsHuaa. April s.-The Russian
troops in South Siberia have been ordered
to march to the Chinese frontier.
LONDON, April 8.-The additional gains
OF the Home Rulers are 40 members, and
among them is Chayles Stewart Parnell.
elected from Cork city over Nicolas d.
Murphy, Liberal. Parnell only recently
concluded to make q contest for election,
declaring that the present aspect of cleo
party in Parliament strong enough to force
concessions from the Wing Government.
PARIS, April S.-The Pays expresses the
opinion that Prince Jerome Napoleon, in
writing the letter just published, commit
ted an irreparable mistake. 1t exclaims /:
If that is the Empire offered us we reject
1t with scorn."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

Ex-Gov. HESDRIcKs says that in OBJ
jecting to > second place on the Presi-
Dental ticket he did not mean. as has
been charged, that he would not be with
Tildea, but that he would not be with
my one; that he has no more objection
to being with Tilden than any one else ;
that - doss not like the place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

The Silver State has commenced its
sixteenth volume. Though small, it is
one Of the most readable journals on
our exchange list. Alss, it is fear
less, and sound on all questions touching
the welfare of the people. The SENTINEL
wishes its Humboldt contemporary the
fullest measure Of success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

That Joe, Of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. has
q splendid assortment Of all wool cardigan
jacksts, cheaper than anyone else viii think OF
selling them
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
Very Queer!

That Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE. has one of
the smallest stores. yet is selling white shirts,
neckties. gloves and other things, cheaper than
any other horse in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

OB PRINTING q, OF ALI. DE-
scriptions, executed with nsskness and
despatch 1t N snHzuzL onsss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

T,HE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il Company will receive bids for the deliv-
cry OF Seventy-hve thousand (75.00o) bushels
OF Charcoal. or any part thereof. per month.
Bids will not be received after April rs, 1880.
Delivery of Coal TO commence May l. 1886.
For further particulars inquire at the ONCE Of
the Company.
Eureka. New. April 7. 1880. sprs-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

SIX handkerchiefs and neck-sesrfs. at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

Sound the alarm +, Joe, Of the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. IS selling cigars at 4 for Is cents, that
cannot be bought for less than twice the money
in sny other store in Eureka
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

ThsfJoe, Of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. has
not sold ou. got. but he is selling goods cheap
er than any other house in Eurek..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
BOSTON BROWN BREAD
At Tiske's Bakery,
Every Sunday morning.
fI2-tf CHAS, II. FISkE-
HOv

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south Of the new brick build
ing on Main street, where he is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots TO order, from
sl2 to SIC. Repairing neatly done. A large as
ortment OF Boots of NY own manufacture. at
reduced prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

A very prime article of EASTERN SAUSAGE
st CHAs. FIsKE'S Restaurant. 81 If
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

That Joe. Of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. has
the largsst. best and ehespest assortment of
suspenders in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

Joe. Of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. will
10 sell his stock Of boots and shoes at
cost. until sll are sold.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

NEW TO-DAY.

Those pocket knives and rszors, at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO .,m Ar q
N those interested In the mining sxsas. to
Antelope District, Eureka eounsy, ,oth dny Of
April. 1880, At . O'Clock ?. NJ. as : spse, VA Dis
ing will be held among the miner p.corder.
trict. j. W. sTRANDBERS' heep ~
Pine Station. Eureka Co, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS KNOWING TH En- seauess
"A indebted to A. W. campoen. ~ save pay
ed TO make immediate payuTs WPBELL.
ing costs, ian ST
Eureka. January Z. lsSo. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
NOTICE.

A IL THOSE INDEBTED ~ secounts I'm.
mediately. and save costs: SAN, Stand next to
ceipt for all accounts 1t the GU
White Pine Bank. non mr6-H
Eureka, New, March ., lsso. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
NOTICE.

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED ABh.s s..
i MoRGANTINI, Of the town .. A.. I'd
Nevada, my agent 70 conee. ~, nv me In
the town and county Of Eureka, stsss "
vada and I hereby notify the tenants rsrscp
ing said property. that he Il tne only pa
authorized to receive said rents: = rTrI.
PIETR0 MARTELLsa3m
Eureka. Nevada. April !, 1850.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
c.pae,ty OF Tanks, 100000 esllsss.
ALL NOW FULL.

xuyATER WILL BE FURNISHED N sVs n
w Hill, In any desired quantities.. : .na
seasons Of the year. ct . uniform - osh<r
source water delived twice daily. 70 Rhss.
families, miners cabins. saloons. &c. In s.
ranging from 81 to 70 cents spiece' R,hv
sold al the once OF the COMPANY. on ns
Hill. ". D. froPi
+. ". PEARSON. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

sement. from any coast whatever, Una, WI nmr NV
sar}ere with our scale o. wiges vi " oil
Ie1nr,s- Mr. Hewitt also sad iou M a''
NOW inc iepreciatOg effects upon An,e, Enr"nas
,os Ano tbrongh the Immigration OF even Europo
pauper aborerS.
The Republicans Of the NNlst ConeresSiona' DIS
.rc, are at a loss to understand how rumors throw
,,, any Doubt on the election OF Ferris jacobs IT,
oo,ld hav, round tneir wav into circulation. Inc
p.nublican majority is not large, rs compared Win
.ons other districts in the state, but 1t numbers
,vbere iror, 900 TO 3 900 VOTES and 1t steady
aud ~nre The warning Democratic cdt1 VIII
,rch the almauacS in vain for "a uolcn wears back
at least Tor tn. name of Dcmocrat'c congressman
%om mat District. and be won't find II IN next
wears almanac either
IAN anybody dount that the constituents "i Ten
or,l lobu H. Ketcham are emIneutlv satisfied tn
th.+ ocntlrman's course IN Congress They have
,. bestowed upon INN his ninth couSecut We nom
,,,,p Since the close OF the war IN l>0f, ten
or1 krt.bam has represented tde District con
.,.,oorsl, with the exception of two terms. In
be was appointed onr of the Comm SsionerN of
,. Instruct Of Columbia bv General Grant, S'r' 'ng
-. ,,r. with great satisfaction to the cltZrns
Nr,L' District General bet ham is one "' I"c
O'..,..t men aud hardest workers IN Congress, "a'l
1',h,l one Of the StauuChcst RcpU hc"u~. N"d 3"'
a.. viii have "a rOu~Ing majority. II ha~ 'rrn as
She'd for his readiness To SrlVc ms onHtl
,yitIont regard 10 party and his popularity always
mills down the Democratic vote.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

began at Shepherd and extended alo,e the U1
bridge Road. wn Oxiord-st TO .Hoborn Niaduct anu
from Observatl taken II had beru Hscerialheu M
this route iuguarly free from fogS LIKE u io"ih
Ill with smoke III fog required current 0t ayr 10
walt IL t TO Ilt. IA a RUE iiLe WIS no'
more ia n 800 height and ne D"lrVed an cAP'o
sion OF dynamite the upper atmosphere would Oieh
uIspersr
II. l.. W. takes an early opportunity as
the Ed tor Of The Precedence Press to give young men
who nave tine western ( r" some sensible advice
He contend that 10 s good rule for every young man
who Is dong rnniera civ well AT hume 10 make no
change out tAe most careful consideration PUCK.
n.igy N application aro sure 10 win most any
wi enc. IN wUe : may be tiue that the rewards oi
ra.erprs IN " 90 ne quickly ant in more album
d4nt measure 10 than IN the old one tt IL
as, trar aat be excel ent reasons why
one wio /, moderately successful IN the l. ist should
remain AT hnnc ANA fortune in uuircd
de fs. Tpere aIrIsnIps and prvatiuns TO be IN
dared. e.. IcI people IN the oller rtions OF IN
country know no hing and he glme not. after all,
aortl IN candle II 70 is caught But II Is true
tuat there re- wId'r felis erpuse aud IN re-
ahunran HUItun11 'slOr making m"1~y 40 som par
Vt ar r. Drrlal, 10! ier-uus who possess OhlY
q i WtJl. tA-n mrS' Of 1 e riil ahd owns on
iI 4 lta.lt east. yong zen va - tt hs con
tuucs, uiU,. pr ar to rough IT, Ia take things a.
,.rv .ouc auu mat b' st ~ ,he; aud II they 60
10 tu H. u. r iDar. capitol anG now something
.rul the hls ur-s. Ihc cUrdltOnS Oi success I'D ne
Wet, y-, ar a. III ilie Last
skeN cir uElig, -ar b ~, r't"nS NlhG ihfI ol III
i.l ui an. ,..lur .rr generally jas - fiI 10 all
hoUr ui "a d m"nt o. r" ere, ana ne TEN p
tuuus are ino a3catt. Bul the piz'r re grcA or
and more irsqnut on tn r. tuau ia tue Last
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
GENER4L NOTES.

The most persistent of suitcrs died in San
Frauclsc1 fortng The person OF Caeur, Fong
Long Taeory as told Of this ChDa'iaD by hrrs who
have Known nim. oud make crestIng Celestial
romance n. came 70 this country with ns we, sne
beng o. Of be first ClunawCmen who ever landed IN
America n 15G and lost by death Cheuug started
4 restaurant I'd very well 81 hls business ana cw
years iuurled another wfe, paying good round
or her t~Ou a ChlDaman who brought ner over 10
s.. This naiIet she ran away, SAILING for emma
few months aftG DuIc chase. CheIng. IN the sam
Ratio 40 s marriage ventures proved un'o tuuac, sue
cerced lg noard no money. that few ears later.
ui QaIuf.d Uy frrVOu- oncultr-, ne SCI Hrli Z" k
wife. SD dlrd on ne journey OUT dnd " D. sent
ba Z fJ Der nome corpse. accompanied, how Ntr ht
TIE .u.Dlnd WuUt-du found VII I'D ~ IN I've ianu
EAe ths country, hdt 'cfC ll HD"uJ Nv
ycaTs aEO fOf boI bir" rnce winch Umt CL'H L's
bOl- ad yeo WITH them ~ 10 MS death
London fogs re 20 be " sampled by bal
loO"s tAat elements can be learned
az different aluiuds Tie president Of Tue Balloon
Hocety % Great Bttan recently suggested iat inIs
eoolG be cone Oy mens captive balloons, ea aero
maui carrying botts tor obtaining the gas at tie 7tpu
Iaed hc ghts wuich ught be cropped 10 the EARN ana
Immediately cOuveye, tO chemist for tae purpose OF
Analysis. He though that there could be very niue
doubt hat TIE cause the fOgs In London not So
much Osing 10 carbU ding 10 the uumIdity
oampDess II The stnOpurfe. The great cOnnec
oon "ith ms matter -4= The that IN London
there were 10 througl streets. London ws8 not. Ike
vienna and Ptr.s dIVde1 inJO squares; iuIerd tn
E real thoroughaTe tao metropolis was oAat winch
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
MUSIC A'D THE DRA NA.
The OPERA-CARMKN.


Mr. M,nlesnn'. compmy gave Carmen" on
Wednesday II 9 It, al TIE Academy OF Muse, Nile
de Re cca taking the title role. with Mile. N'lerla
as Bicaela. CanpAnlna a. Do" Jose ahd Del Fuen''
a. the IOreadOr.
II must be confessed that the representation was
not very succ SIS nj one. There are times IN npera
n Ia pretty mucn everything else. when 4 seems rs
taough n, ,hilg would 90 quite right w IN me II
chest, a Is out of time and the chorus cut Of tune,
the TENOR out OF VOC and the prima donna 0ut OF
temp T. aud Wednesday night appeared To- be one OF
them. We have had performances oi carmen
within the last two years OF neAill
eyrrv imaginable shade of merit, but We
can OF remember one W. ch. without being ahSo-
lu,ely bad was so utterly hlt as this latest. Cam
nan nj. on whom the success of this opera 'l"''7
deprnd, very larrcy. N w-Iprk n least, h'd
evidently not recovered ullv from his recent severe
il ness, Hi, voice was still som what husky ant hr
sang with "ffort and though ms ac mg vas rs
sup.rb as ever and did much to redeem the perform
aucr ne was clearly not at his re~t Mile. dc 5eloc-
ca Carmen is not an uterc>tln1 imDer>' NJ. ION.
The music - TOO nigh for her voice, aud wtc shc
srs n Correctly enough. there ~ total absence o
tb .Dap and rrckle-, spirit of dcvIl'Tv with which
tb- mart ought o. b. invested and winch cOUSttU q
on o ta- chef merits IN Miss Hluk> per- 'rnauce
Of the 70 e. Ev-n Del PueHtc seemed affected "T
tn pr vail depression, and was less brilliant ana
elective than usual. tnough the Iore4dar song in
TIE second act gained ITS inevitable enc'r' NJ tr.
.leIla was charming IN the MINOR rart 81 WicdCd.
singing carefully a >wrttir. an acting "lth Wuch
grace. NJ chorus and OrcAeS Ia, IS we nave 'l-
r.: v hiuted. LETT much To- b. les red. Ii-Oet ID
Will br gwen tonight, with Mime. Gcrster Mss
GaIy, kIVelll, and Gdli~SL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
PERSJNIL

The very cOmbative ana d.eagreeable King Thee
bau of Burmah has a httle daughter to whom has
been gwen tbc melhhuous uame of hoo ma >hce
Soo-hpsylu-tbe incompatible SoohpaYIh.
Count " helm Bismarck. the Chau-eor's second
son cre4f resemble, his father, aud said to baye
much political ambition. lie wade polu al
speech iateiy which Is not very batterlugb coin
mented upon.
Ms, Fam; Rutherford Hayes. a cousin Of the
President. and o resident of New-lIaven, presented
a aheautiful silk flc ON Wedaes lay evening TO thc
Ya.e Carried and Arthur organization. Hs- Have,
miIe a bright little -pe.ch f pre- entaU0n aur tie
thanks OF tue young Ia'e captain were pleasantly
spoken
The ex-Empre>s C1rlotta has fortunately lost all
m aor, Of her MexIcan exger nee, never making
sny al uSlou 10 it The unhappy princess m the
darkness of her miHi s retains the h3o!ts of court
etiquette exat. al ccremouioes aojaucts, even 10
CUR honor. % always 4tt.-e- hrrselt ~ hand
some cO'iuiie iur dlnter Ih. "NIF ysilf "hon
s. consents ~ So is Queen NaUe HeurI~Ue. whp
SLOWS Kindly devot o. 20 TIE luva ID WLicl does
her .orur.
Mr.. Wendell. Phillips Is quoted saying Mr..
sumner lIG not have am extensive library but wb .u
De wautei 10 prepare article or speech, op the
slav Nv n l.. IBERIA foe example, he would gather
tIo.4 a the sources WITHIN nis reach. al the works
.n that subject. sometimes four hundred or more
volumes On entering hi. room these would be-
islni Oh the table. or the floor IN tAr windows,
sCl. ieTet ali Ov,T tie Iuom, some open M mont,
s0ne near be close. other, ln the middle. and 1lr
Sumner woIld ransack every one of tLeiu."
1br late Professor Pcirce. of Harvard, while a man
Of wonderful mathematical germs and deyo ID 70
BIZ work never forgot slritu' iry IN scle ce. a.
smaller men are apt to do 30 far was be from be-
il. matenale that his religious beliefs
wee as simple deyOut and lmplIcit as
tLO,o IF . h-ayfnIV-foiuGed child. The MYSTERIES
of mathematical order winch he solved only led him
neapr 10 DIVINITY. OF bis enthusiasm, former
pu11. Colonel HiIUpsoH SAYS; " SOM ines, even
while stating his propositions, he woull be seized
Wi, some mathematical inspiration. would forget
pupts. notes. everything and would RAPIDLY dash
OF EQUATION alter eQuIuoH following them out with
sindIrr aud smaller & laIk-In8TNs INTO The remote
cOrues oi the blackboard, torSahluG MS del .httui
task oll, whe1 tue-e literally no moro 81 ace 70
b. covered, ID coming J1c@ WIN SIGH 10 uIs ac-
tuai pupIs. There WAS . great nscina ION about
these Interruptions: Sc 're present AS ~ seemed,
al mathematics M the making"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
TIE EXPERT -AYsl. IA FO :GEBY.
-. :. .-----.-- L..-n.a--- ~ IL =

DepGuent .ur.ncr says tnat ue haS careful y
C- ..t. ID e. lur mp 10 o. cs e.. c-itl
miuI~cl.ut iviiufG Uu'X Il, aud IL fhtU resp fi-
.vcy Il. g d. L. l.. 81, H. l. y aId X, sdsr ddi 'N' p
r.r Iur Of tAt paper ilAIhef . hh .t hd- Il 80
c.rsIuy cx.uugtd wpIt purp..~ L. % irtep' Sl-htd
b.. k,uv4ll P.Hp WAcl D.. Lc cIu .' atut Xc . GIlh'
A. ara O. puirut h sI,O tXauiI'd ot"cr c.urhs o.
I.uI NrlfIIi4 uic nc IS Nor .tf- Nt'tH o' l-c
s.i j uua PhIp. Cuc u WLcrl ei-''t L' uiW 10
Ueucu ID pom at u,ia tdar I'd ucs l-t.n -i ,,-'iil
ion Of Toe s.ud severed pieces or tri"lr M'""-c.ii
ana s,cuneu. Il u4udir i.z 4 the stIi fA o. ' lo
.a-. ai;tr -uc 4uatIJn, reached ihc -"L' us'"h
ca.,.er .us o CA uc l.s t.uat tua lhe "TEindl g..
tur rlto graphic copy ul luc ict.c purbOrilE 20 De-
TrItrI D4 -ud Ga fed wa- DE- .ri'u "i t hi t-e
saIu P.aiH. ALBERT l. 9oIIH"V'lH'
D4n.H f. Am,s being du.y r,fu. says: tOf tDc iist
twelve 81. ais y pace bu,nCs 4.s tr 30 ire tliN ri
Ne -NuiE HouZu rr~ Irr o. "rth b.. -i%l'ct"
y. J. M, emp Iuent lor ta. lost t"alt' -"N ''i'
as occa tii I>ll t.Jr lu lc'uid iaIip, Ltd,L-"
Tor c.s ten on tutiY. 'c4.s raw, uctu u'.r '>'-
ci ID, cupuy. iut l. e. rlis "'4"- uI Ici t'' &c.
lctl s ai.I prtuitI i. d ti-.' ff 40 'dl.'
The PrnmCns Art J"tuHdL I .Ia al. ol cN.rlt 30 htuL
fir.icr say fh,t bnvc v. rad tie nidtVi oi !
b-ri 4 ~Out8VOrtu here tlrNrd anG tDIt nave
s iui ard 40 i.' II iiht'cn 81 IN ie
tVr- Ih paper. 10y ul eNsInIHrd "nd rel r'icd 90 90
ave .tr@ fIi 0Ucn. wa i"m "a IN coi,H
siOu- oy tIi..i ia giat .l..idtFt set iJr.h
lASIlL I AAEs.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
AFFAIR, IN GERMANY.

DLRLIN, IUuIsuIN, UrI. =, I'oU
The Federal Council at a plCnary sitting
yert,rt Unanimously ..optcd The muiJns o tIc DoV
cruu,n Prussia ami Hamburg III favor OF in rdlc'-
e. H. vuue o. The aI,oca st Law. tHe resid me- ~
II .mrurg Atone. Waud-b a P.nrncrg aId LIuch3ers
ana VI inty al pcr-cu. wLO considered to endanscr
tue pubic s4fJy TIE order wi force for one
year. Is opcr beginning IN the Pru-sin portion Ok
ile above urscribed territory from Tomorrow.
TIE Emperor, Spr.cl, wcu Was read 10 tle OPEN ng
of LILItty tO-!dF. Expresses hs thai k for ne
popular uitni.staI,H- 0l iuyIlty at C"nsur on me
zee -l.d oi tie cDrf lOu .sr comp' t'On Oi lHc
t.dhCIrsI. IHr f.r le5i prom surp IL
w..a y .r..r - 500 OGO iuie fOr te REM Ji
uf Ifi~-Ia4 y ,r.l-i'r pl piN I INV p :
SIe ht- Jyn.h Il tt,r % ID. ce- and iI HE lie
Iauultg upou tu r rc lie IL cr.y lus Uut
econ. "a. e IC.Jglu, tur ..i.I. Emp re.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
OHM AND JAPAN.
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san FEtyG,CO, pc5. 2S-Ihe steamer
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iue intelligence. lron tI- FORMER O. --p.Ab.I 20, lul
from s-4u-hai ,o ue 49tIi -ccou. ro. 'coa Place iu
Cau,ou on Jue 1j-h ol september brtVreu twu rival
factions OF jlc IoTcr order ol n.tye,. 1ne umecI4t
cau.. of cine ou break was h-e shed tle to
iHan Catholic C4th f.I TIE Frrucn :est1 cudsayolci
10 ,u-,I jie -iUraluca ut were --.ur.d WIN -.oues
AVID OTHER missiles by tle uo."l.. ana The Mission
H.us. Sa, a,j.cac. 1.e military were cal ed our, a0d
at.1r A.le. va..y or $50. iuc moo TAs tls rr- o..
some v.- v-r .-- 4.nou the ua.ycs. sJl ole o. TIE
prc-rs r4, ,..u.t.I.
ports u.u Jl-nteH announce th1r active prep
aratlon- for wlr WIFI Gi-s.i aye beg carried ou 10
ruc arsenal Il- I-.fiIu A.airI L.sso1 ay is making
p.pir t.u- at VlIsostoc.. .o -upport VAC Demands l.
is u- uit.ri 20 III ..a.
LlLul. chang wa5 r,ceauy summoned 10 Pe.,nG.
but re usyO t5 eo Ou u former occasion whea suu.-
noucG 10 tue ctptu ne rd the e..es o. tLe
cay 10 BE al0rlcI uy ills own uo.p-, wro
accompanied .,m ia graf ivrrc. without saliat
precautions lt lle yr.It tu. Or Ia, pos-oi. r.ty
L. is .o, -.,.. TO -o o. P..in-
a ,1Lm.ee.al treaty o-. we-n Brazil aai CHINA was
z4-u.. q. o,.ieAJ /.
YoH. us,,. OF, 9-fl- Finance MIus er'- estimates
of thr revenue apd eSpru utute ol tLe Lupr-
or Tie fiscal year have b.cI p..us4.I
ard a~ usual were Il3lr 10 b4t.'r Tue G'vetnna ut
... rsr..v V,.iafIv. IUm c.Ir-.-i tu 4JaI a,
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0Gt'eGIu-t. a tvph,on ur-.et over YlkohtuII.
dom. c,u-lI rIo.e Ga-ltL t1 nu .u-s Dutl ucre 44u
o.. Toxic. great ml1f yes " -i' l'7.