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State AFFAIRS.
IOWA.

DEs MONIES, H., Feb. l0.--In tho House,
the 1udlcfnry Committee reported n substi-
t,tta for all bills rcfatIhg 10 Grand 1urcs, n,,d
recommended reduction To five, tho bill 10
tnke effect jan. l, 1881.
THE snme Committee also reported TINT II
had fully investigated The petition, of Dr.
ChrIsiianson, Of Allamakce County, asking
the impeachment OF Judge Granger, OF the
Tenth Circuit, for il0nfeaRancc, and find 1to
grantl Of action, md Hsk the same 10 be III
lcf1nftiy postponed,
The Committee on Compensation Of Tub
lie Officers reported substitute for all bills
on the subject, which fixes tho pay of the
General Assembly at $500 and five cents mile
agc. 1t also reduces tho pay Of all the Off
GERS Of both Houses 81 n day from the rrtss-
cnt price, except the clerks Of commltteGs n1ld
pages.
Tho prohibition amendment TO the Constl-
tuition was taken up M the special order, on
,,,ua HIe an'elldmsnt l., Of Mr: tilnsEow, Of PES
s@ auoas Sr ss Fserins %1s h ws se1 It
once resOrtrd 10 BY tho opponents 1T tic
1gt.ssti,.;. itcas!tre; Macsey, Of Kc9kuk, amended
fruit grown iii tIie Slate. I4ost,-aycs, 80;
noes, u. GlasgnW's amendment wns Iost,-
nyes, II; noes, Is. llloun,, uf johnson, uf-
fered substitute. giving the electors Of each
county power to regulate the traffic. Lost
ayes, -; noes, II. Simpson If Jncksnil, Of
feretl substitute providing for d stringent
license system, which was also last. Tho
original blu was tllGn adopted, IL To e..
In the Scisate bill WIS pnsscd legnltzing
certain nets of tho Supervisors of Clinton
Cnunty In dtsertfng certain county funds;
also to amend Sec. N!,s, Of the code, prohibit
lng, the location of highways through ce,nc-
teries, parks, orchards, or ornamental
grounds.
=, The bI1 fixing the salary of Judges of the
Supreme Court was taken up ngalsl, as the
special order, and discussed At length, on tho
amendment to strike out the clause prohibits
Ing mileage to Judges, pending Which the
Senate adjourned.
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O1'EN1SQ OF y NEW ROAD.
ID thu Editor NJ ThS fthfraoa Tf1httnk.

LINCOLN, Ncl., Feb. 8.-An excursion over
tho jnst-eompleictl extension Of tho Atcttson
Il Nebraska tsailrond from Lincoln 10 David
City, was participated IN to-.lay by about
tlfty-t1ve Of 14'ncoln's prominent business nfst
professional mcn,-bcing invited by tho lion.
$. u. Galley, Mayor Of the city, and Attorney
for the Atc!lisoI l. Nebraska ltatlroat1 COM
pany. A sltnhptnniis dinner WIS rartnkcn Of
Atchlson 4 Nebraska Is o,,e Of tho i,lost I'm
pDrtnnt sl,0rtlinn railroads Of Tho State, and
Is very successfully. Operated. Much credit
Is due Mayor t;aley for the fclfcttotls manner
III which llo did the llo,iurs Of tho occnsloM.
H. q. T., u.
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A RlalaeHt0Fy,

Tho F0rest and Strt4ltn glvos the following rs
told by u l3oston correspondent; "Onu pI6Ms,lnt
summer attcrnoon ! WAS standing on tho shnru
a 9x yos sna ;l ~
lino, watching tho psay Of swallows ~ tnoy
SKINNED Just oyer tho euTfaco OF tho water
shortly lefurp sunset. About u hundred yRr,ls
out was q bod of llly. pls; and a. tho swallows
skipped 1t, occasionally good ripple could
he soeI. and enRotluos hEeak from tho od9os
tontion 70 tho particular placa. I hRd often
Boen outs play with swallows, swooping ut them,
but thu idea of ash doing tho satuu was some-
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will IN very short tImn acquire sujfc!cTlt hulk
md he good to ent. II 1t be required to got good
rsltts1es i' winter during tho aeyoro cold an MD
flletl with gtatd enrth. Tho rntllsh keed bcgift.
nm nlnE p shoot as beforo mist he thon sown fl,
thq other half nf tho hnr!cl r,'t on top OF tho
down 'ntn tho collar, For watrring, lkowar1
wntor should he used ns heforo. In Tho co,ifso
or live or Blk days tho ralishes will be lt 10 eak.
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

STVttdt JTsFdtth % 7ht CH1tHV6 1FthKfts
SrRtSGFlELD, ILL.,, Feb. 10.-'rho Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners met this aft-
crlloon, Commissioner Dogue being absent.
AL l.. Osburn, Solicitor Of the Michigan Ce,l7
trail, inutlo long argument I'll support of his
motion for rcfeHrlmg In the c,lse Of Knowl-
tn1l's complaint against tic Company for ,lll-
just discrimination ut Joliet. The lsonrd
made statement Of Its position In the lint
ter, Whtcl, he promised 10 lay before the Cell
crnI Superintendent.
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G;orncll @ L to be appointed to similar posi-.
ceFlnrgn, nt MI passenger !nnttcrs Tho Aud
itnr's Department ii to- be removed, nmost
entirely, TO Olnahn, and II. e. Clcnicnts late
Auditor Of thg knnsas ractfc, will he ten:
tl'e consolidated company, with headquarters
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CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-ln your Issue of ycstcr-
tlny you lad IN article to some extent de-
fell,sng the right of audiences 10 hiss actors
on tllu stagc. Iwas glad to Hcc this depart
lite from old ideas III this country. l hope
you will press tho question. Not only have
audiences the right to express their tlIsnr-
probation, hut II Is rather their duty. Should
this thing cDme to bo fully understood, and
should tho spectators put IN pfslctico their
right, We would get rltl Of custom Utmost
Peculiar to America Of having the drama.
murdered III the interest Of star nctors,-a
CUSTOM which IL driving tho legitimate
trnmn frnn tho stage and substituting there
for miserable sensational pieces, de,nornllz-
ing both to the tastG aNl to the morals Of
tleatrc-goers.
III Europe the theatre Is sought by parents
for their children rs part Of nn educational
system. Children there learn true art and
acquire the clcnrcst insight of the beauties
OF tho poet. Sfinkspeare's plays are MI eptt-
omu Of tho worltt and Of tho thoughts and
passions or men md women. Yet who that
witnesses Booth III "IInmlct" ut ono of onr
theatres comes away with nny appreciation
Of my other character than TINT of tho
melancholy Dane? And why? Decnuse tho
relnn!nder Of tile characters nrD bltt mir
tterel by those WliU pGrsnnate them,
l!ut SUPPOSE our audiences Should express
tl!eir Misrepresentation tN unnistaknble ferns
porteFs, low. long do you think IL would bn
before ntlr McvfckerS anti our 1IMverlys
would lave their stock nctors NJ lenst sUuie-
thing Of what they should bg? Stnr nctnrs
y = few years an'ass splendid fortii,nes,
while the stnck barely exc out miserable
existence. Tho ply IL nrnl0rttolnc to tho
talents exhibited, not wholly, dtsproport!ot,-
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BosroN, Mass, Feb. lo.-A company has
been organized hore to construct and operate
II railroad from Cairo, Egypt, through Port
Saltl nml Damascus, 10 connect with the
Euphratcs Valley Railway, about to he built
by an English company. BRANCH routes and
excursions nru provided for. Tic Turkish
Government Inns l,eun asked for tho cUnces-
slUn Of the right OF way.
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There will ho no matinGe nt ltnoley's to-day.
u1,,,,,. ~ :. +ho ,,,r,o ~ !, ,,o,,, r,,.,, 80.
IL, nv Tnh, = I,,i1on 1o to u ~ III" p''s WITH
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, the O. ilrst ht
~ n,..a,,a - % H. .o,.,,,,o, ,u.,rou. u..,
a,,, inac!iG: ule ecleola.ea "s"lnatlc autnor' ,s
In his SD year.
c,,.,r,.,,,,.,, o.,,,,, ;,u..,. ,,,
., a1o unusMe' tesIully u.a''lat'c cf!.l oi
'mS Loisoi!1o =, y, on1 ooo C0cr'o"ra has fallen
~ IL A., tepoIlea uslt Me'nlo la'mer IS to
;ll"sts tile l1!sli comeulah' oeahlo'' now play
q nc,ro,t n,ner an,.a t,,0t tho Koto ,rbo,.o,
conccrt co,n,Srv hns siisi,,m'ln, I MI 1vii3
Chnplnan % ihbs ms bessn liz its ,nnnnRer' e"' ""' L.
The na,t,moro JcraM ] ho7ar,,s tno o,,n
.,. lon "id e. tlo dead wero permitted to return to
gartii sllakspeare woul1 come back to SEQ
Alaf' Anao.son so,son,, piay n.y., 1''sae1 .n,! , ,,
lias, With characteristic Eclertlsity. ssnf n
check for $500 III lid Of tlo Irisll s,ifersrs,
o...,.., 80 Wv ~ "o -' n"''"'
psRs5 ssafS as s avs Ea Hrsat biossa
Wa,k bask M to Louisville,-a slight strstch Of
eighty miles.
pretty actress the nihor rv",tn', i" II Nsv -
he oEf + tea, as n,,a Woh " H. ~ s9yn,y scHypTe
murrIod some other man; lie stopped short.
"Charity" In rehcarsai, i md vii so"n "'i pro. Q.
1nGo tlsHor It A. matinee peTforanees Char!es
Helen Blythe, nnd Miss Reed will be Ii, tlo
cast.
linn Tettcnhorn. ,vboso so,,rro NJ n,,-
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MADISON, Wis, Feb. 10.-In the Assembly
this morning the bill passed empowering the
Commissioners OF United States Courts to
administer ontls and take and certify to tho
acknowledgment OF instruments.
A memorial to Congress was passed ask-
Ing for all appropriation for tic proposed
harbor at Sturgeon Day.
The proposition to repeal the Tramp law
came up. bradford m,do a lengthy and vig-
orous speech against Its repeal, and finally
tlle bill was killed,-the Trump law remain
Ing III force.
III. tho Scnate the following Executive
nominations were confirmed: j. II. Vivian,
member nf tho State Board Of Charities;
Wilson Dewey, Stato Prison Director; a: j.
Turner, itailraad Conm! !ssionsr; G: i. VAL
entire ,am! Phllo DunnInE, Commissioners
sou u. Weeks, a. J.. Right, and Alillaru rs
Regents Of tho Normal Schools.
The use Of the Chnmher was granted to tho
Committee OIL Charitable and Penal 1nstltll-
tions for an exhibition Of the dcaf lnutes To-
morrow nfternOou.
Adjourned,
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LITTLE llocK, Feb. 10.-On the It'll inst.
tho Monticello Branch Of tho Little Itock,
Mississippi River Il Texns Railroad was com-
petcd, Md the first traIn reacllctt Monticello
depot The citizens were greatly rcjolcrtl,
and made corresponding demonstration.
Tho Helena & Iron Mountain Railroad l,as
also BEEN completed to MnrinnIla, about
twenty-five miles from 1Iclenu.
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Special Dtspafth to 1he Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Feb. 10.-Senator WootlIn has
Introduced Into the Legislature at Albany n
bill relating to banking which Is causing
much discussion, In view Of the large losses
through the failures OF savings banks during
the past few years. The measure meets with
popular approval, and Is of general Interest
10 dcposEtors. The bill provides that not less
than 10 per cent Of the assets of every bank
lng corporation, exclusive of actual cash OF,
hand, shall bo invested In or secured by
the deposit OF s,ccks or bonds, or
Understanding notes or obligations OF tho
United States, or those for which the
fnith of the United States is pledged to pro-
vide par payment Of interest and principal,
or stocks Of the State Of New York. said per-
centaEe 10 be determined by estimating the
amount OF said United States md New York
StAte securities ut par value. Tho Trustees
mt! DIRECTORS Of every slseh corporation 8hall
be jointly responsible for my loss that 1Mny
result from failure upon their part 10 COIN
rly with the provision OF the Act, Nnd tho
Directors exoilcrntcd from all liability which
or obligations, Every bnnkng corporation
now tn operation shall be allowed one year
10 comply with the fnwns amended to the OK
tent Of 20 j'er cent OF the nssets thereof: two
years, to the extent of 10 per cent additional
thereof; three years, to tho extent Of 10 per
cent; md four years for the remaining nd-
dttionl1 10 per cent.
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ITEMS.


ITEMS.
Tho Wisconsin Central Railroad viii have
m outlet to Applcto.t, Wis. In the cnrly part
of next week. 'rhe new branch from
Ncnnsl1n tn Ann1o,n', wh,c,, hos hso,, i,
course Of construction for some ttmo past,
will be completed about That time.
Tho managers of the f.rccn 1,,nc ffaet
fretrin r,m',;rr ovor In 1,tt,sh,rr % E,nasm m,'S
natt Il st. Lon1s to points III this South, held
n meeting yesterday Mt tho Grand Pncidc for
the settlement of their monthly accounts. No
business of mu1,,ic % Interest ] was trnnsaet", -"
The Directors of tic Chicago & Alton Rail
road will hold their ANIMAL meeting Mt the
erucral of1,rc of lilo Cnmn,nv In thia rttv In.
Inv rho ,,r,,oi rs,nrt far ;,,o ,,nst .sy "
o ,, n, al ,p W pG ygflr 10
submitted 10 ij,is Tic siuck,loldors. % - o''s
II +. rn,nrcd ,,,ot II ia ,nnra .,,o, rro,,o,,,,
tat ~ y H. as%ie % tnt IL T. ,i0.o t9h pIooanio
i,,nnaaonont VIII nftcr tiie sonuictiGn IN I1IP ~
tI,e tsl,Irn1,n & WesiaTn @ imduun pRniirooI =
run their trains Into I9 cllicaEo over the CHI:
the t, Illinois Central rs at present.
AIT. Cnaries y: fnslef, dho eitcieht private
2Sscretary 10 o. AT; , H.. Q; Wontwarth, Henenl
Central lsailrond, lias been appointed Nortii-
western Travelling Passenger Agent Of tho
There arc good prospects that the ordinance
DatInr,i. urnyitiInr lint tho Iijlrniy Tar,
trail co1structyiudltcts at RantloIulI md Mad
ison struts over tiseIr tracks 70 feaeh m 'ii tic
natS!uo hafilof. tint = nlNy pe ntltlzeu rs y
lutnbGr lthrkG1, WIZ bc passetl without much
ordinance llRs been referred Inns had several
conferences with tho officials nf tile Illinois
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HOW to Extou,purixc lsadfshcs.
ktW Enai8H3 E,f1Hsf,

ladlshos may bn xr.,wn In Il very few days by
tho following MDshtAl: Let Sumo guod radlsh
soed aoAk In wAter fur tWenty.f0ur hpurs, then
Ipurse Ut tho dug xeEm1natlon will oommoncU.
Tho scod must ba s0wn IN well.mAuurt4l hot
Aud. Rnd WAtc1u4 from tine to tlulo with luke-
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THE RAILROADS.
c,.+arn Trunk Managers Alarmed
at Their Canadian Rival.
. prcok in Export Freight Rates
Looked For To-Day.
Mast. Bound Passenger RnteH Throat
eued with a Break-Up.

r,o mnnnpcrs of tic New York trunk
InG a"o ,,,"' rrcomo 40 much alarmed on ac-
lines navy .,,a ao,,notItton Nv tho Now Grand
count Of tne copu.n H.. t,,a to.a ,o,,,o - t1,o
Trunk Railroad tl'at lMey nass conae u .nu
conclusion that 'f1lillctiate octloh " "ccessaIy
70 lltt.1 .,n 1vnst t,oIne robblcd up by tho now
fran tnn Nv w. M,,v Wv Val, trurk-Ilnca hnye nil
line. ING ~" ao,h ,.. nt,u ,,.at ~
stonE insisted upon cllhI8lnR o11 o"p'ft busi-
rsss tho reglt!ar tariff rates to seaboartl
poInso cents On sroi % and 4s sents on p1o, .,r
sisons-a!M, s.aa,, s HI, i,,,os ,,ora Int t,o
cllarges OF ule sle"''sn.p l.es Moi.. ,., u. @ .ao
Grand Trunk l!as an arrangement with Lilo
sea,nslip lines from Portland and Boston by
s.hoI, II issues ioint through bills of lntlng
ftom Mos' his po1nt regardless Of the local rates
h scaboartl pom 's' 4Hs y, e'Moies tno GlaiN'
Trunk to do better than tho Now York lines,
"a II can make slcll rates MS will leave
.raIn ~ ri nroiit tn tho ratlrpnl and tl1o
matk'. " rI,i. foot ,t is undorstooJ Ina
steamer lAts i".', r,.. .r....t. ,'..,." s"'s
been the cause why the Grand trunk during
tho last month or moro lin8 carried moro
th,, hof nj ntl the export business from this
VaI", saHt ~ oiiow tlls state Of affairs 10 con-
pou@ - .,a,sar ,,,n,,,d cnrso great ,fono NJ,
tlnuo any lohggl mouN cnuse ts hie". ~ a..."so .
n to,a they have called a meeting to l,c held nt
noston to-day to takc decisive action In tho
mnlst ,.co frn tnt Mat tha . roa ~ ae v 'ng TX
mean = rnSs ns IT III. mn Mint ~ exnnrt II husa
as! 1ia.I s,,nIi ,c ~ ,nrt v tha ir,nE.ines m
matter how low that 5oa' S1,,ia ana 81 sue]
ast acson "i"nS hr"an ;nT fhn rot.. frc,a tl,iu
1ect o. NJ S,,rts uttm tho form,' HlS
cny lof s.ato1.t pu"'s, s, ~ t,u t.raoti ~
iss la1ss WITH w;thot II cerrcsn,,,tine rr1j,ciion in
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MOBILE, Feb. 10.-MardE-Gras was oh
served here With unusual splendor, witt, th
largest number Of visitors on any like oc
caslon since the War
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1t had f,ecn taken nut Of tho SHIFT II weighed
only thirty pnnt!s. Yet It Is still alive and do
'nE well, rnpidsy recovering from tho rrtynuons
which It hHS allflcrrI. -
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THE sT. PAUL d. CHICAGO SHORT
LINE.

a'N o. fA' fISn 81 i>"o eAo
Thu obove road Ia dcstinrd shortly 10 he n
no1v fea,,or n f.I,,como fron, 81 T,ani and t,,o
hew Aeeaet 20 c',ac"gu rum o'' i""i n.,o ~, tt'e
Seen ea' introduced in tns Wisconsin Lei Legsa I
tire;
Tlo IL p.u, T. fyhtc,oo sbort.1tu, notlwov
Company, ita s,,cccssors Of assis1is ts berchy
authorized 10 construct aud muiutulp, for rNli-
bewGen tho Coi,tlttGaof pepin aud hniialo; also.
canty Of iiichiaut and thc c",,,,ty Of nu,IIt. Of
between tho County Of ltchlnntl md tho County
e OF dowM; nso M Ga I,iat at's nTuRo e. c9Istrote
siy impede mitigation, 1Istl shnll contnit, tr7,w
not loss thnn l53 fcct in length, pruvlin1 two
W " t esS a ,L Tlxty 1coa saGn 10 .m1 a ta
thin 10 feet III tho clcnr for tho pssago OF raCts
This road has bccl, surveyed throughout It's
whole length, and It's completion at at enrly
day Is an ass,rud fact. Tl,e road will leave
81. Paul OIL tho east sldo Of tho Mississippi,
crossing tho st. Croix River ut Prescott, bili
te,, now eeiofc Ionsress 10 efn.e .ne tEs en-
70 construct tne hrsase' FROM itescott tho
road will continue down tie east bank Of the
Msstss1pEi dsH Klysr paS;sng ! threMg g n, Maiden
twenty niles soutj, Of In Crosse. wl1src Els
ruad leayesstho Mississippi benrs otr cast,
crossing the divide iiye miles beIow ViroQua.
tho KIckapoo at Ku'istown then follows
town Stilt Greek III Kichjaul County, cross
ing The Wisconsin River Il mile west Or Mis-
coda, thence hi, tho l}cnu River To Ellen,
from tlleru along tie ritlgo 10 Du,lgeyjlp, aid
then directly south 10 Mineral Paint. wl!ero
running connections will :bU made With tho
Mineral Point hallway to Warren md Ia
ChIcngo on tia jiIinots Central vIa Frrennrt
CHICAGO ~ NORTHWESTERN,
Albert Keen, President, and Marvin
1lugitt, General Manager, Of tho Chicago
l. Northwestern Railroad, lott suddenly for
New York Sunday evening. 1lo object Of
this trip Is shld to be I'll regartl To tho rcport-
ed sale Of tho stock III tbs West WISCONSIN
Railroad, held by President II, II. Porter.
II Is beloved that Gould has got hold of
this stock. md that II viii ennhjo him IN
worry thn Nortb ,yestor, nnnv1,fnrob,,. a. TIN
Wmt wtsaa.. J.. ~ .. 10 .o
lst ~ n'SeoHsi tt u t4e fegn!9I p. tnl't o!t1
and M Vana9ti} n9E Hp ha liSo IL a9Ss ipax aS u Go,
frni ~ ihe H I'M coat'G!G 10 oniaih cti!'
f:oniu LII, L!e CnlcMRo y NoItIWestefll. Alr.
~ PuiH 'l!'oo yal'aht llBht lef ule possessioh
hao,am,l ,ls TONI onco peloTc. nut Whs
hin'nsnn hisn ,,1ts, ny tMn Rfesent miAllhBefs c9nl-
Sincas nan ant ar, Vnnaetnlit aealnst nlln.
tisrh;i+ u'ens however, HollH aha vntl-
and he,,, navG v,ftMMlly 1 }oslest issues,
, 1880-02-11
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Feb. 10.-The procession Of
Knights Of Alomus Tonight was a 1atterlng
SUCCESS.
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AlARDI-GRAS,

NEW OHLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La,, Feb. t0-Rcx arrived
yesterday, aiId was received royalty. The
procession Included body gunrtl Of Unilcd
States troops and tho local military. The
procession to-day moved according to pro.
gram. First came tho band Of tic Royal
household, then the Assyrian warriors driven
In clar'0ts, followed by Generals, priests,
astrologcrs, and other attaches; then, IN
gorgcosls chariot, came Rex. rs Sl,ntn,ai,cscr,
the Assyrlnn conqueror. The Royal chariot
wis closcIy followed by his Majcsty's fayorIt
bantl Of the Thirteenth Infantry and Royal
division Of troops. The pageant proper cn1no
next In tho shnpe Of twenty magnificent cars,
representing tile fnnr clements OF creation,
Il!en CAME. abMrfesqt,eof tic German Leltlrr-
tnfcl and the phorty Fhunny Ihellcrs, and
mlsccllane0ils nnskcrs.
Tie streets along the limo Of procession
were crowded with spectators. Thousands
Of strangers are In the city.
Tho Rex reception Mt Exposition Iinl To-
night Is 4 great success. Eve thousand per-
soI!s nrc present..
The procession Of tho Mystic Krewo Of
history, OF tic Aztec people and their coi.-
quest by COrtc2 BY sixteen tablGa,lx oil
tloats. Tho. exhibition concluded with
tableaitx at the OWra-iIouss and grand
ball. which was attended by 1900 people. It
WIS magnificent affair.
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CINCINNATI

C1NcESSAr1, Feb. 10.-The streets, espccial-
" In tho German portion of the city, ara full
Of n,askers, mostly children md young neo-
pic. Il large number of lnuskcd-balls are In
progress.
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Why does Glcnns Sulphur Soup sell 80 well3
l1ccnuse 1t makes tho skin clear. Avoid cOuntcr-
fclts.
, 1880-02-11
LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE NocK, Feb. 10.-Ltttlo Rock was
crowded with citizens from the surrounding
country to-lay intent upon witnessing the
Mardt-Gfas festivities. Il grand masked-
ball under. the auspices of the knights Of
PythfB will come off Tonight.
, 1880-02-11

There Is great demand for St. Jacobs OIL.
, 1880-09-11
THE 0AnTEEt.

THE OhHTER
Lofpoy, Sept, l1.-Tto Duke Of Bedford has
boon mado Knight Of tho Order Of tho Gar
ter,
HnEAr STRIKE.
4 strike of ss 600 na!lrunkera Of East Worccs-
tershtEc and Gtutrnrtshiro hegnn ~to.dny In
opposition to my further reduction Of thelr
wages, which they aIlcgo hare ulready bocn ro-
ducod 70 per cont.
-. WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Tho explosion IN tho 8enham btlno mnkes SOW
jorify Of tho victims w0Fo single men.
ATT this morning tho fEst ut tlae victims Of
tho i1lsasser ycro ,,rnnght mp frpm. tho mines.
nR1lEn broke out, and was not cxtlngutshed
until7.
ONE HUNDRED AND Thirty
IL tho lowest estimate 1f tho lload md 1t Is es-
tllnntcu thnt there were 400 horses md ponies
In tho mine, Tho bodies Ut twelve mon brought
up arc frlyhtfully dIsugurcd. There arc clotcn
more b0sttea neAr tho pt-shaft. 1t will be s,m9
time bef0ro tho nth0r bodies cIn 10 recovered,
buried tnttcr tho slelrlE OF the explosion. An
tilatlng furnuco. Thlswill delay exploration.
LArE8T.
From the list rutahetl. It apponrs 1ta mon
md boys uro missing. Tho tntcat otllclHl stnte-
lIrlKct, Dnvy aGfety-innlp hHs hccn brought M
frOm the riltn scan aud. It ls heIIte eett, throws
como light upon the argin of tho dIsaster.
'TlI1nTy COtt'sEs.
LONDON, Sent. -Mhlnfght,-Thtrty corpscs
hat been recovered fen.a, the sunf1an PIT, up to
pended fur the night, In consequence OF Tho no.
cNinulauon OF 9As.
, 1880-09-11
A HEAVY DlaM0Nn PURCHASE,

: NEw YunK, Sept. 10.-It is stntcd to-day TINT
ono oe tho largest purohases Of tlnmonds over
nntlo BY n private buyer, for pcrsonnl usc. has
been tnade by member Of tho English nobility
frum New York hon3o. It will bu Il ucrklngo.
ana fau smile 0f tho ene worn ',y tho Enprsss
uf Nnss!a at tho tine Ut hertlnughscr's mArriaEo
10 tho Duke Ut Edinburs. The Czarinn's neck
lace cost $sa,0O0.
The English nobtomnn, un Earl, pays only
fl2'03 for ta fao s!mIlo. 1t IL said TINT 1t would
hnvc cost much n1Dru In London. rarfs, or AM
Rtortlam. It has Just boon completed. and con.
alats Of fifteen magnificent hr lants. graduated
fr1n at,,ut tho sizo of = nibort to tho ce!ltrsll
RtU1Ia uf nt'lrlr three times thnt size. and the
weight of tho fifteen stuncs Ia U41 carntA.
Thu EnTt Inns Nthn pnrEhlscd frunl tho sN11ie
firm 4 r,Iir Ut cirrtnE nnii Il brtoch. Tho cur
rings Irp solIturca, Wely1y two,lty;six car,'ts t
cArh. The briM'cl ts Matto to tltate tho hcrAlh-
lc csnhlc1ns " his coat-Hf'artns It ctss.ta!ns
Revcn thrHe stnes, Weighing ~ carats, and Ok.
tccn s,nier diamonds. weighing sixty cMrntA.
Tho ct!st uf tho cnr-rtngs ant! brooch Is xE ,oD.
Tho wils'ie set tn rnine,l nj tiG001. y will Bnttl
ls tRken tD England and tho nntHo OF the plr-
chtlscr will tllen 10 .nado known.