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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12
BATIFICATION:

One of the most enjoyable comedies ever
witnessed in Ottawa was the republican jolli-
fication meeting in the court house yard on
Tuesday evening over the nomination at Chi
cago that day of Garfield and Arthur Though
ostensbly meeting called by the republicans,
a large majority Of those IN attendance, and
decidedly the most jolly, were democrats. 1t
Is to be remembered that most OF the Ottawa
republicans were Grant men, and naturally
felt anything but pleasant over the manner in
which their favorite had been slaughtered at
Chicago, and the nomination in his stead of a
man of such dubious reputation as that of DE
Golyer Garfield was but poorly calculated to
inspire feelings of jubilation; while to the
democrats the occasion was one of real joy
and mutual congratuation that the Chicago
convention had named man they instructive
~ felt to be so easy to beat.
The doubt as to who was running the meet
ing and doing the rejoicing was by no means
dissipated by the first speaker, who was intro
duced as Colonel" Gibbs, of Tennessee. He
commenced by telling the audience that he
was a citizen of the United States, born in
New Y ork. but had lived 80 years IN Tennes
see, was ~ years old, and being an exceeding
ly well preserved man-physically-fo his
age, attributed it to the fact that he had all his
life voted the republican ticket! He then
went off in a long, rambling, unintelllgible
rigmarole about politics in Tennessee, emerg
ing from that maze by declaring that all the
original abOlitlOnIsts were democrats-Jas. G
Birncy, Lloyd Garrison, the Burleighs and
lTappens-all had been democrats, and these
had brought on the war that ended IN the de
structon OF slavery! The democrats of course
enjoyed this and applauded yoeiferously, but
the republicans grew FESTIVE, and when the
speaker came TO a pause and had just said "ir
the next place." TO start off on a new tack, the
band was started up in the hope of choking
him off However, when the band ceased
playing he popped up again and then had tt
be coughed and hooted down.
Then Henry Mayo was persuaded to TAXI
the stand. Now Henry is one of the best ma
tured fellows in the world and naturally a
garrulous on the political stump as fish wo
man at her stall, but it seemed awful hard fol
HIM on this particular occasion to think o
something to say. II is easy enough to indulge
In the widest flights Of eloquence about pranc
ing steeds, but wha, IN thunder can body say
about muless He'd the subject been Blaine
or Grant, Henry weuld have bubbled ovel
with eloquence, but to talk about Garfield ant
Arthur, Well, he just gave them the goby
and pitched into the democratic party on gen
eraI principles. They were couupt-they were
dishenest-they were the enemies Of the I'm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

The Rev. Mr.. Brink, of the NJ. +. Church
an active temperance man, was prosecuted a
week ago by the saloOnists Of Braidwood for
breaking the Sabbath by hoeing potatoes on
Sunday, and alocal justice fined him $40. The
parson says the prosecution was purely malic
ious, denies having touched hoe on that day
and has appealed the case to the circuit court
Meantime what statute of Illinois makes it a
Unable ofiense for a man TO hoe potatoes on
Sundaye
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

record of Garfield as . corruptionist Aside
from that his nomination is offensive TO the
west as that of gold bullionist, high tariff
monepolist, and as an extreme imperialist
and bloody shirt partisan. But these are mat
ters to be taken up hereafter. For the present
we submit his rough photograph as an ex
empar of the republican ideal Of honesty and
incorrupibility IN high places. How do you
like itS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

The democrats of Indiana held their state
convention at indianapolis on Wednesday
Ex-Governor Hendricks presided, state
ticket was nominated, headed by Franklin
Landers for Governor Delegates to the Gin.
cinnati convention were appointed and in
structed to vote for ThOs. A. Hendricks though
1t is understood that after casting vote or two
for Hendricks they will support Seymour for
President and Hendricks for Vice President
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Our friend j. A. Steger sends US, from Ar.
lington, Texas, corn silk showing that roasting
ears are ripe in that quarter, and cotton bios
SONS, indicating the forward condition of that
crop. He says the farmers are through their
wheat harvest and busy threshing; that the
weather is hot and dry though thus far there
has been no lack Of seasOnable rains
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Another gigantic railroad consolidation
scheme has just been contaminated 1t con.
sists in the filing Of articles of association be.
tween the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific,
the Pacific and Iowa Southern, the Newton
and Monroe, the Atlantic and Southern, the
Avoca, Macedonia and South western, and the
Atlantic and Audubon railroad companies of
Iowa. The capital stock Of the consolidated
corporation Is $50,000,OO0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

o'clock on Thursday night, but adjourned
without reaching ballot
Throughout the proceedings were in the
highest degree noisy and disorderly, most Of
the delegates apparently regarding the whole
affair as huge joke and irolic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

The Ancient Order OF Hibernlans of Hi
nois had a three days session at La Sale last
week, winding up, on Saturday evening with
q banquet and dance, which are spoken of as
quite grand and Imposing affair. Half the
counties in the state were represented.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Senator Conkllng was not seen at any church
in Chicago on Sunday, but it was observed
that he spent large portion Of the day IN
friendly visits among the colored delegates
from the South He is reported as remarking
that it reminded him of times before the war
and he doubted if even then niggers brought
such price as they did during this conven
fipp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Either the Rev. Mr.. Everest, who made the
opening prayer in the Chicago convention on
Monday morning, ought to review his Lindley
Murray orr t the Times reporter for max
ing HIM ado IS the throne of grace in shocking
grammar the following: 80 Lord thou
dwelleth mly above all excitement, and
knoweth the end from the beginning" and Sc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Atornado on Wednesday night killed twent.
or thirty people in Pottawatomle county
Iowa. few miles east of Council Bulls an'
DESTROYED a large amount of property
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

New York Sun "The real platform of the
republican yarty was enunciated at Chicago
not by the Hon. Edward Plerrepont but by
one Flanagan, of Texas. 1t is truthful ant
brief What we are here for is to get office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

The Methodist church was consplcuousiy
"loyal, during and after the war, but some
how it revolted during its late general con
ference at the idea of elecling negro bishop
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

telegram to the Chicago Times from SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, states, on the authority OF prom
inent anti.Tilden democrat, that exGov. Sey
mour will accept the Cincinnati nomination
provided it's made with reasonable unanimity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Somehow it looks queer that Conkiine
should have made no objection to the inser'
ton in the Chicago platform of the plank
against polygamy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

The nomination of Garfield is another Miles
Standish case He went To Chicago 10 court
for John Sherman and stole the girl himself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Charles w Scofeld, an iron dealer OF New
York, has suspended, with liabilities OF 81
100000, and nominal assets of 100000. The
failure is due to the recent extraordinary col
LANCE in values
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

CONGHEss was so absorbed IN watching the
proceedings of political conventions during
the past week, many members being absent to
participate IN them that comparatively very
little business was done.
The House agreed on the 4th to the Senate
amendment to the post office bill striking out
the provision requiring the star routes to be re-
let on the 1st of October, the result being
signal victory of the contractors.
The senate struck out of the sundry civil
service bill the clause inserted on the motion
of Downey, the poet delegate from Wyoming,
requiring the appropriations made by the bill
to be paid in silver.
There will be no important legislation in re-
gard to the tariff at this session. In the house
on Wednesday when Mr.. Tucker moved to
proceed to the consideration of tariff bills, Mr..
Kelley, rising to question of privilege, asked
that the senate resolution fixing July IL for
adjournment be concurred In, which was done.
Mr.. fuckers proposition was then defeated by
a vote of LOG to 70. So both houses have agreed
to adjourn on the 18th and give the tariff
question the go-by.
The house on Thursday discussed the cleo
tora count joint rule from the senate but took
no vote The republican speakers IN oppos-
ing it took the ground maintained during the
Tilden. Hayes imbroglo that the vice president
alone could open the returns and count them
and that the two houses could do nothing bu,
look on The democrats of course resisted
this proposition as warmly as its preposterous
character seemed to demand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

1t is noticed that whenever they have fired
cannon in honor of Garfelds nomination the
smoke has risen IN the air in the form OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

W. NJ. Springer has been re'nominated ioi
congress by the democrats of the l"eil'i
,SnringfieldD Illinois district.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

An immense soldiers's reunion was held al
Milwaukee on Wednesday and Thursday
Gems. Grant and Sheridan were present and
were greeted on all sides with the liveliest en-
thusiasm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

The Democratic National Convention meet
at Cincinnati on Tuesday, the 22d day OF June
being one week from next Tuesday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

Grant had his Belknap, Blame his Mulligan
and Garfield has his DE Golyer-and the heio
may profit by the facts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-12

They had an uglier tragedy at West Point
las, week than the Sitting of Whttakers ears.
II seems Col. Huse has a school near West
Point at which new appointees can prepare
for the examination to which they are subjected
on entering the academy. Among the young
men there was a fresh arrival from Texas,
Beaumont b. Buck, whose rough manners
and uncouth habits excited the ridicule and
dislike of the rest of the boys who undertook
to haze him. The result was that Buck be-
came greatly exasperated, and during an al.
tercation on the balcony of the academy on
Friday of last week he drew pistol and shot
John G. Thompson, jr, also new appointee
and son of the sergeantata rms of the house a
, 1880-01-26
STATE AFFAIRS.
IOWA.,

Iowa.
DEs MONIES, Ia, 1nu. a4.-In tho IIouse tho
Jutiiclary cnuisnitteo reported favorable to the
bill giving Mayors the fcca Of Justices Courts
when sitting US magistrates; nist, reducing tho
interest OIL kctloo Fund lolns u pr rrnt also,
to nmond Sec. ,0;li Of tho codo providing that
third person claiming Interest III proparty solzud
under I'LL execution shnll 1.,hkn nilllavlt Of tho
claim tn prevent tho coats and trouble of ut
nlftEea lovy; nlso, requiring mortgages, whcro
tho ycntlcr rotAtl.s possession Of tho property,
to 10 1llud for record within ton days nftor oxe-
Cuttols, ur be invalid; nlsn, fixing tho fecs Of
attorneys prosecuting violations of tho Liquor
lnWA.
Tho Agricultural Committee reported sub
stltute for tho bill Il, prohibit tho snlo OF dis
cused HwIFie, md to prevent tho spread Of dis
cstsc. a,lu recommended fts passuge *-1,.
a resolution. adopted by tho Sol,ato yesterday
provanE fur II thorough investigation ot tho
stMto institutions, WIS udopted by the llausc.
Tho House adjourned TO Monday afternoon.
Tho Committee on Public Buildings WIS In.
Rtstctt4l to reIs'rt Immediately tho n11Ionut neu.
Cganry tn complete tho llsw E,lp!tol.
Tht I'LL amending Hee. I,04 Of tho odtlc, c1s
oinptinR tho earnings tf tho hcnd Uf u family
Tor ninety teayB fron execution, hy making tIid
Rlr Apply to 1,tt,. .rcaidssnt8, Wly {akpn up GU Il
third reading nf1I ptlANtt
, 1880-01-26
How tho subscriptions to tho
Mansion House FuAd Are
DlsbMrsG1.
John Bright Lends His Voice IN
Behalf Of the Starving
People.
pnssia Likely to Gail Oh the United
statas for Wheat This
Spring.
AFGHANIST.AN.
NNITiYIl TROOPS TO WITHDRAW.

NnITtsIl Ti0urs TO WITHDRAW
LONDON, jun. :.5.-A Tfmts Cuhul dispatch glycs
tho substance of schtl1e which, tho correspond
cnt thinks, will probably recnive consideration
Mt London and Calcutta. II thi. schet1te Ia cur.
ted ot tho l}rtirh troops will Immediately with,
dn,w to JclaAhal. a proclamation will hc Is.
sued stating that vengeance for tho massacre
Of the british ElnbHasy 1T Cahul beitg satls.
fed, tic army wltlldrnws to JcAlnbAd, leaving
the Atghaua to live under such sovpscg,l rs
they nlny elect, Until euch sovereign be
firmly established, the Queen foregoes tho tIRht
under tue Treaty ut Gulldamak, to place an
Envoy at Cabul, nil communications With the
CaGul Government being In tho n,eMntttne con.
Quoted By tho Quee,'s speciat n9cnt. Pending
peaceful settlement of tho country. Jeln!abad
md Caudahnr will 10 occupied by british troops.
The Queen Will ins!st that tho communication
Of tlls Afghan ruler with foreign uuyeruuieuls
Rha!l be held subject 10 her nrproval
GONE 70 0HuzHK1.
A Cnbu correspondent rcp1rta that AYoob
Kahu h1s left uerat for Ghuzllee.
An APPOINTMENT.
A Colct,ttR dispatch says 1t ID reported TINT
Lepel GFitllt1, Sec,CAfy OF the IttlljulIb Guy
er1ln,ent, hns been appointed chief political nf!-
Ger IF N0rthorn n1u EASTERN Afghnl1!4tAn, md
that he will start for Cllhul Immediately,
CAN'T PIHD lIisI.
A Cabu1 correspondent mates thut efforts to
discover tho whereabouts OF Abdul nAhtnQn
khau hAvu boon unsuccessful,
, 1880-01-26


One Of tho uluverrst, Observation-Disclosures Of
pIaeei.uy by thu lratng Journals of Ut. Putcss'
xs .rew u, M II ."s su Ge fI " t % rs; jswcrr % i,
riHge, u, ei:1nltly.tlrsse4l Had rc,,rknhiy
prGtty young AIy Hturrt tho shop nstu rcsjtlt3t-
si.nwn 70 l.ur. HosrlTl co.liy Sets wero forth-
t.to ws sts aa TT ssxs.G aso rv5t r a.f' s pc,
n,lts valued ut lo,Na ruhies, aud, sIattng
t'Mtt she was TIC wlio q ~ cln!l,etnt
81. iaietsb.irg. % rsg.,ssic iIo piupsietey u tbs
{o"els. e. ".;sr Q sett% 1 tn!ly YIN lsr h'!s.
i"ir I'll "s s!.sr. u M sestiy t III tey S' ariSsa S ii
rFo t.!ss Hn. ,ysr i.s,'x,a at !ho ,Wre
intu .o1j,- -fi!n nishci iraw ux.t .tt,oa. ii which
@ tl1 laay hxst hcE ,.; .;".o. Il TIE ss",,
'her h,isla1il." inturi,is thc ijsotor's c"i,t,l.
,aticl,,nNH l IN apparent t.,ts r uneont,'l!..
!ad b,,uyAt her uufatst!aio spoass 10 visit
btu, III tho hops that 10 would Under.
',,ua tss Il eusS cr 1 wb 0f ho tue ha i.fs%yI apSs
f1r s.'!i.e tin,c l'ast. 'sS ulliutci nlsSst,d,''
si's wild. "is wcai!hy la'n!sI pruprirtor fr.
1J H. c,,t s ts i, Mgk J., " ~. y l aSIH.
yeu 81 VOC Ii%i ! i.ass tstt hl'a il IL yot'r Grswiax.
Wilt yoa @ iax"oss lis case Mtsh. Il Il thtrct.re
~ q, e alaf 4 wll' 10 s,oi ,uiiof i, IAo .
I'll With ti,, IatuoIMls: An tlltersluw betwut thv
sa ws ill., s", ~ Il IT, tess atcx. sT ,o, ss,s
nh.la, nml trsGllcs IN his lItnx pIItu illlt!or
tHdlly nssit7.lnt franz ThIcf, he was only rescued
cuctlr-i, Will, thu lts.stA',aa Ut thg p>Il0e, IN
trucking hlIH " Pr. V-fs renowned private
, 1880-01-26
SONS OF ISRAEL.
Fourth Annual Meeting Of District
Grind LutfEa Nus Z.

Fourth Annual Meeting Of District
Grnfsd Lodge No. 2.
7ad,,. NJ 1uionor,Iort nr,,a~ ~ ~ w..
nouso ~. 49,, , s T.. n..,. ~ ~, ~ =,
Suns u israeli opened IN Ger1nnn'a Hail. No: o.
a e,, ~ eeers fns.
'''a .' ~ @ """ n'.,, nus 1.s,'.. o." &' -
Maushwac. M I 4 illus, % rhsoaore is: i,."oh Gssrxc ~:
HtrnateIn, /, j. Lit; Grand secretary, WiIllnn,
Deutsch: Grand qrouaurer $: Herman: Grand
MnrIcn; =. +eRrinRcr; utano 1ylesi H. tola-
a'nita. Ihe io,lowl1s nfc , .u.n
william Dcutsch, NJ. benjamin, J,luh Truro,
Moses No. i, ChicaEu; lsraei Van Daalus,, II.
II. Pllauu, Excelstar M. III, Chicago: .ne K,litil,
J. Il. 1aatilcE; Ai'rs1laa, llcaln A. y, chirnn';
nS , fik l4oc niss a. sr t. laaisa S M S;H" M Hae + it,
weIIer, 4. iiaa.. TLet iiIoch, Ttoa,sas NJ" IL
y. tat's; Phillip sisin 1; slcfter, 0rrlnanla
UaI.Icn CITY No Gl, ChiGnget; salo,non Well,
FiMpitix M. ~, CscaI,o; ii. EuwIxi..l, t'corge
washington NJ. II, 81, I.ntlt; L, C, ltntubcrscr
cetitrai, indiasiapoils: ii. 4. Newti,ark. Orunari
following ox. .prcaItiouts; i. q IIa,nI,srgcr, INK
ar l. Il Il Gss5nos W. appoin'e aa nssssant se
fo'''Fy' THE o,lAsp n.s1xn
.h., r,aa III. r,css.ra !. ,yna I'm ors. t,,,. l.,
tho history ~ Of lin sistrict ihnt % tim,rishnv ~
Mv. Wiz .lr,st s III " ths' s,,s @ mao yes ss
,,,9a u H., @ rs,sr s ,,.,, n1.,., H. hW % Sur
rstubjtshc l,y sli1nZCo,,trni No, ii II indinmiuo
lis, crcount city No. " Ut Evnnsvll'o. Orclani
kaasas City. uni Missouri No. Wat vt, Jc~spi':
Thusu ic'xcs nrc cos1ipdsctl Ut e1ccu,t nlatorIMl
, 1880-01-26

LONDON, inn. 25.-A land meeting wAs hold to.
day In the ConnGmara Mountains, ,at which severn
thuusanl persons Intended. Dnvitt md Only
were present. Thore waa also a land meeting
at Dohola. at which theru were 1000 persons.
AT the meeting ut Dublin yesterday OF tho
Council Of tho Home .Rulo LeaR1ia tho namcs oe
1fty members elected to serve OH the Council
Tor the ensuing year weru read, showing tho
name Of Charles Stewart Parnell ut the head Of
tho list.
JOHN BR1dtr's BYMPATH1Es.
John Bright, spcaking ut birmingham yestcr-
day, reverted to tho Irish question at length, and
urged the Govornu,ont 10 hlko energetic action
Tor the relief Of sufferers In ireland
THE LOUD HAron's ArpxAI4
The Lori Mnyor Of Dublin has issued m
appeal through the London press In hohnlf ot tho
Mansion House 1clIof Commlttuc ,ssatlpg TINT tho
eommitteft IL not committed With my othor or
gaillsttion and thht It caAiats of representatives
OF Ill ereuds and Al shades Of politics. The
.appenl statcs TINT evidence hoc,.mn'aies that
! !here Is Aeareey county tu lreland III which
teEr!bla pslvAtt0n dops not ex!st III xblua pur-
tlotl. Though It ~ tnuro severe IN the Western
countlgs nua On tho northwest and nonti!'Yest
seAunarls, Tho Lord SInyor feats tho public uf
Loli!ui, does nut rrn!zu tbs gravity of tho crisis.
y y that, Unless I,rU1,lpt nsslsttrce W KtFeil,
1nonsands q pGulilc must dig nf stnrvnton lle
SSahHot think that II thby did thuS, WIN gave
nui"ifeNa , nf thousands to nvert the Tuning In
lhuln, would have given leRs to tho Dublin Man
Ihe Lord Mnyur atA4e8 thAt EA.Np hHvo III.
ready been distributed nut nj fsD,Ut0 rscbtvtsl,
nnt thht this sn mere Gr1p ~ the nuehh VI gt.:.
~ Tours 4 rrctrrcnco uf the dIenster 9f 1877,
Nhen abun,lRnt assistance Was forthcoming, hut
too Into tu HMvu lifu.
AANHtON HOUSE PuND.
~ Al saturdays meotinX Ut tho Dublin Mansion
Monse Hcliet Coni,Mltttc. .elghtylnpr!fcatlois tGr
relief we're RECEIVED and 1lrty-Afe kral,ta Ill
owed, amounting 10 E2,ys5. trntal atHu!tnt III
Iergr!ntetl, iB'lU. Five huillrpn pt,ltltls sler-
ank haEe been received frDln Washington. pAd
Il ,aU from Now Yurk.
, 1880-01-26
FLINT ~ TERE MARQUETTE.
3Dtetal Dttpafth 10 Tte Ch{faoo 1tthunG


EAST SAGINAW, Mitt., Jnn. 25-The gross
earnings Of tho Flint 4 l'cru Marquette Hallway
during 1870 wuro fl,l1uUo0.47. nHatnst $1,0s1,-
1i1.UG III lBi8. THIS incrcnse Ut eart,Ings In IT'D
over 167B was sS0,76e.sl. and tho lntrcase sinco
tho year 1880 openrA ts still greater,
tie earnings for the first two weeks
Of january belng *4d.so1.to. g,un of s13,G.a. ID
for twelve slnys, oyer sl0o0 iny. The land
snlcs, including snIcs Ut timber n1s,i several VII
lMgc lots. weru dt2 ncres. unountlng 10 $78l.
Oul,12. Tho snics Of land were Ut IN average 0t
ftD.5 per aerc. The cMsh oo!iectlons Of tho LaIid
Department were $5ll. l.h54.15, and the OUT
standing and unpaid iintes received
for land sIies amounted to
$i.1 r.sf).o8, An Important tcature III the devcl.
opnunt Of this rnad ia thu cxtetisfun Ut spur
trucks for lt,KFIng purposes fruin one Dranth,
txtnlMllng tlficclL nsles. neHr FArWull. 40,00,QN
feut Of rino legs will l'o bundled the next fvn
months. Tho Company purchased lU,aU tot,s uf
stetl ra.s ut tho low prlcc Of $lt1 per toll,
which vt the prosont price Objects = sAying Of
s%p.ytU, Twenty-Five miles of atecl rails wcre
the ruad Will have Nv miley Ut steel truck.
, 1880-01-26

FREEDOM or PUBLIC MEET1H0B.
PANS, Jan. 225-1H tho Chamber Of Deputies
to-day Whlle tho bill relating Ia public meetings
was under discussion, Louis 1llnuo Insisted that
tho right Ut meeting null furitEl1y uhsociatloI!s
ehnuld bo absolutely unrestricted, as In England
and tho United btatcs.
DEAD SENrOt.
20 Poyramont tOflcaniat', Senntor from Hauto
ftnEo, f. dead.
LONDON, Jan. eG-A Paris correspondent re-
Rorta that III the Senate yesterday, Duv Ds lruy-
Ae made IN able speech against Tho Ferry edu-
catlou bills.
PROBABLY SHORT.
Tho same correspondent ANNOUNCES that Four
aief high functIonary Of the WNr Minietry
aot twenty. five yetrs, upon being summoned 70
bnluy,
, 1880-01-26
PARNELt IN RtlFFAln.

bfFyAI,o, Jim. .t.-Chnrlps Stewart Parhetl
R'id John Dillon addressed Ill lslulgnsu audience
hero this cvcntnE. Tho mcctIuy was presided
over by tho Hon. q. W. Clinton. During his
speech rnrncll swld hu beloved Ireland hui tho
right to II nationality, md. II It were pos
RGlo 10 gain ono, ho; beloved
that every frislnlsan'H hlsotl should lM shed
~ iier defense. lfn slIl mt knew that peaco-
lMnt!tas,ls would hIvo tu 10. This subscriptions
IN this olty now AtnnllMt to over 5000.
, 1880-01-26

At tho Olympic this evening aow American
play will be presented for tho irst time. "phlilp
Gordon, hiinsr,' u lta title. "DHnk begins
tonight thu SECOND aud laat week ot it, run.
win troupe et1tor upon All engagement In their
.nsurty "i ilotDtus", -, Turner aa.d fsltG,. ,,. IN
weeks engagement at Tho Aullelny Of Music,
aud ut thu same house the Carrlla Will present
thoIr akotch, !" The McPHtllly1M," aud the club.
foot song. g.atld.dsues astist," Little Hurry, will
also appear,