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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
POLITICAL NEWS.
THE SITUATION IN ILLINOIS.
EsTnIATEs REGARDING THE DELEGATEi

ESTIMATES REGARDING THE DELEGATES
CHICAGO, May 15.-Of 692 delegates in the
State Convention, 6s3 have been chosen, and accord
ing to the ngures Of The Times which are midway bo-
tween those OF Grant and the anhGrant partisens
the Convention. Omitting Cook County stands-Grant
$50 Blame, 214. and Washburn. At, giving Grant
majority over both Of 90.
II The Blaine and Washburne delegates from Cook
County admitted, the figures stand Grant
330i Baine, 248, and Washburne, 105;
leaving uIant ran IN the mnoIIiy Iy - ~ TT-,,,, ~
In the Convention however the remaining cOun-
ties 20.
should tho Grant delegation from Cook County be
admitted, it would give him 422 delegates In the Con-
ventiOn, or Il clear majority Of 70 over oil rivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.


The Berlin correspondent of The Times, COM
mentinR the church question: saysi Hundreds OF
parishes are without priests and no new ones can be
nominated until the bishops willing to submit the
names Of the candidates to the Government. II 49,
therefore, believed in Government circles that the Pope
IA inclined to awe IN he fears the power OF the Pa
pacy Europe might be shaken by longer delay To re-
establish this power the Pope is said to De Wiling 10
mike for the MON ent, sacrifices and also sOmo
Important concessions In this policy however the Pope
will encounter resistance from the Jesuit5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
THE GREAT BLACKBURN STRIKE.
LONDON, Saturday. May 10. 1880.

The Morning Post says: " At Blackburn to-
day the strike Of the cotton operatives VIII he fully de-
veloped. The spinning aud cardng departments In
which about 1000 operatives engaged, will be
closed and about 10000 operatives In all viii be rei
dered idle. With four exceptions the masters are unan
nous In the LOCKOUT and will not reopen the mills until
they see the operatives body prepared to resume
XporI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
THE NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, May l3-Reprcscntative New
berry, Of Michigan, has introduced in the House
another bill to extend the time for the COM
pletion of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Among the provisions Of the bill are one or two
that are new. Actual settlers Oh railroad lands are
to be allowed to purchase them at 81 80 an acre.
All sales of land to be reported TO the Secretary
of the Interior every six months. Whenever
twenty-five miles of tho road are completed the
fact is 10 be reported to the same officer Whenever
the collections by the railroad cOnlpauy on account
Of sales of granted land, amount to u SUN equal to
the cost OF constructing the road plus per cent
interest upon said cost the lands remaining unsold
are to revert to the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, May ia committee Of the Bar
Association OF NewYOrk consisting o; Messrs. Peabody
Dclaed and Lee appeared before the Governor to-day
aud presented adavs in support OF the charges re-
Gently made by tue Association against Judge sinnOt
OF the Marine Court. The committee urged the Gov
rrnnr to submit their charges to the Senate.
Robert Sewe, Scott Lord, AlRernon b sullivan,
Simon Scrnc and others have filed articles as directors
M the LawYers, Muimnl Aid Ass0ciatlon Of NeMYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
an ALLEGED MURDER DISCLOSED.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, May 15.-Chares Gar
della, an Italian organgrnder, was arrested at Ashley
near here, today charged by his daughter girl ten
years Old with having shot and Killed another daughter
five years Old, years ago. Detectives Will go
tomorrow with the girl 20 tue spot whore tne DOuy Is
said To ne buried AT The hearing, GIrdella threatened
TO Kill the grl II size testified. lie was sent TO jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cosszaEscE
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rarsUxs.i

CINCINNATI, May 15.--The session OF IL
Methodist General Conference te-dsy was prncteary
occupied BY debate. 3. st. James Frey vss rsssseeg
editor OF Tne Central CAystiaa Adsoosts st e tHe4
The fraternai dslegates took their ieave q ~ c
ence, and the grsater portion Of them VIII igs8 IA
night The ordination Of the Bishep@eeet - Y /,
ranged to take place on Wednesday nsxt Tss 0tgsz
Essserp concern Is S876zB % aud OF TIE He9<oxNV1
crrp sS268s 90. Ths e,mmittec recon 2ep@2
Episcopacy have agreed to recompasad sse -
colored Bishopk, @ e. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
HOLDING MEMPHIS LIABLE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May ia telegram from
Jackson, Ienn says the Supreme Court has decided
that tue Taxing Datrlct OF Memphis Is the success
sor the CITY OF Memphis, and is therefore liable Tor
SIS trlct5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.

LONDON, Saturday, May 10, lSSO
At boiler explosion at the Bschild's Hall
Iron Works near wasa this afternoon fifteen persons
were instantly killed. and twenty-five others were taken
to the hospital Of whom are in dying condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
THE WyOMING DELEGATEs.

LARAMIE CITY, w. T., May 15.-The Re-
publican Col venton here to-day elected W. A. Carter
and ~ c. Brown delegates 10 the Chicago Convention
They arc uninstrncted, but one IA known to bo foI
Blaine and the other for Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
4 CoLoRED ECUNENIcAL COUNCIL

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The African Methodist
Conference has appointed the following committee to
call an Ecumenca Council to unite all the colored
branches OF tue Methodist Church III the world; Inc
Reys A. A. Williams, T. II. Jackson, II. NJ Turner. q.
T. shaiFer r. II. Ca ~ u. W. Araett, and W. H. Hunter.
The Conference Is ballOtmg for three h1dltODaI
H RhnnA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
TAMMANYs OPPOSITION TO TILDEN.


| Committee OF the XXIst Assembly District on Friday
evening, resolutions unanimously adopted Oppos-
ing the nomination OF MI Tilden Cincinnati, and CIV
! ing thirteen reasons for the opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
OPPOSITION TO ADJOURNMENT.

OPPOSITION TO ADJOURNMENI
WITHHOLDING NECESSARY APPRoPRIATIoNs-IIiE
BUSINESS OF THE NATION INTERRUPTED-sAfL-
GUARDS IN THE TREASURY.
The House of Representatives yesterday
voted to adjourn on the 31st instant
Mr.. Springer and other Democrats
stoutIy oppose the movement, ana
maintain that the Appropriation bills
will not be passed by that time. The
Democratic method of starving the Gov
ernment is causing great delay and injury
to the public business. The Treasury officials
think the recommendations of Senator DAVIS
in regard to Treasury accounts are un-
necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
THE NEWS IN LONDON.

POLITICS, SOCIETY AND THE DRAMA.
a1H RELATIONS OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATIONS
wrrH AUSTRIA OCCUPYING PUBLIC ATTENTION
QUEEN VICTORIA LOSING POPULAR REGARD
SOCIETY SHOWING GREATER ANIMATION.
In his cable telegram, the London corre-
mondent of THE TRIBUNE, gives the
latest phases of the controversy which Mr..
sladstones letter of apology to Austria
,as caused. The terms in which Mr.. Faw-
ett retracted his charges have produced
bad impression. The Queen has been
reated with popular disregard in London.
DR.. Gladstone attended the reception
# the Chinese Ambassador. Society
more animated, and some dramatic
vents of interest are mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTOS Saturday Nay IS. 1880.
The court martial sentence Of dismissal recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16
AOIOIrRNMENT VOTED.
GUARDS IN The TREASURY.

THE APPROPRIATION BILLS DELAYED-MR SPRINGER
THINKS CONGRESS WILL NOT ADJOURN on THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-16

HRFE MIsHAPs TO THE GovERNMRNr-MR. GLAD
STONE KxCITEs LIVELY DISCUSSION by HIS
AUSTRIAN LETTER - DRAMATIC AND SOCIAL
, 1880-03-08
CLEAJlFIEL1) MINERS.

Special D'pafea to 7ns ensago Ttttnf'
Rruphcd on saturiny to n New York ovoning
paper and scnt from TINT city to newspapers ali
over the eo'intry Regarding the steiho tntonsn-
cut Clear.1clh ia erroneous In mnuy particulars"
1t waa stntcd that considerable lawlcsness pre-
est. hla tt.s 'a..o .,a. ant an
"p.aeKcg OF non,u ' ,'a 'nlnsls a'.a HIk as
Oeceola. Two miners were seriously wounded,
ont1 mn of the Mnii}cs wns shot deat. Other
1..a o''o =. @ ~ ,,..t.sta w.. 20 "oo,,.-- T., tho
secluded mountain districts. Tho fact
is that tho -Mollte Nagulrcs aro scarec
en"usn m ~, s .,,,,n 4 ~ .,,at ,,,a~o =.
oniy ulns IN tuo en1'so arl'e.o ~ MAt tnolu -
strike. Lnst ttttnmer tho miners were paid ~
NM, e,,t Il MT satisfied with ti,,s. n fow dnvs
"na M ~. 49,. -" Soa,aa,ca r"xt,,nr tn"~ao.a
hRo lucy aeHnAucu Auf|ooE laeFeltso
, 1880-03-08

proacnt. Tho document covers s9 - a half
years. from tBSB to Juno, 1B7h, u,
Ell T. Shepherd, lnT.adrisor Of -: fovcrn-
mont Office, EucF to America ! = r. II. W.
DcnnfEnn, innK United Htntes S9 Officer.
beer appointed In succeed him. 8 =
f Is &,sS;, sj;s Jssfs ss Hong
:, Xnotier flfo hNa ocon1rcd III. tnd Capital.
Tushttta Kiyonnri, tho Mtkndo's Enyny to
Washington, and Secretnry Of Legation fegf,
hnvc Ind their tacpnrttlrD postponed until the :
middle Df nuxt fnhfth.
Tho tlgullntaon Ut tho national debt, stcnttI1
proccct!s: S7FNo0 hnH hccn withdrawn this
year. Tho present paper. r.currcncy Is to be ro-
placc,' l,y uiOre durable notes of Dno flve, ten
yen tor tlnllnr|; tho ono ono yefa-notea aro ai-
rendy printed.
THE YOKOHAMA
Chnmhcr of Comfncrce tforcign) ut It's nnnr.nt
meeting nIposcA tho protective tnrifT M laelcsf1
Us now nrri,ixe5. japan must have tho riah:
concealed nvGr that nftd tho cOGst ttHGc.
Apctition addressed by 10, influential Chinese
tn THO dnscrnor to give legal c,,rrcncy there to
tho Japanese silver InlInr haa sucocctiet1 and 10
r Errat convenience. It p better and hnndsotner.
thhtt tho Afcxftnn, and quito rs reliable, as
pruyed By United Stntes md London assay.
, 1880-03-08

Special Dspateh tn Ths Chleooo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 7.-The roat1era Of
TlE Tn1l1uHE ART probably wuAryinR u tho
uInler cnso; but, III another turn has been mado
LII It, your correspondent duly records 1t. Into
Saturday night hfra. Donnolly, vito OF tho man
who was arrested under tho nanno Ut Wilbur.
churtcd with insisting In tho robbery at Ulmer,
flied the papers 70 recover from said Ulmer tho
nuthorixcdly pntd To him to 1ouvo tho city,
when, in tnct. tho instructions she gnvo to tho
party to whom sho pnltl the 4, cash wCro that ho
employed In securing competent defense. ul-
NOR, ii will bn rccolectcd, hnd the Iunney, which
agreed to leave. Tho necessary pnpera were
scrved on tho Sheriff. md also upon tho Lafny-
Gtte Hank, stopping payment Until tho mattcf
WIS tin9lty utijud1pntcd,
, 1880-03-08

AZ. au AMI +,to tho r.naltIon TINT Sherman
.,,n,a,n'.,.t ,,,f,-<, ,to Efnnncc Committees of
.h ~. tro,,..,so ,ho ratc NJ intnrrst an
....,u ,,1. .t.,,f, ~ inetnai ri az ,,er cent,
:r.,oker Mill on, I'm rcmocrnt. vino speak
,v,,i = svo.,ot,. t,o t,t substantially "a It camo
to.,, ~ ro,n ,r,,t,. Tnilnv viii onnoee It. ant,
a..a, !, fr,,,,, a tntntlv aTcrcnt a,nndpoint from
~ nn,ttofI 1,nnroft. ~ t,n Cn1nmIttnc. n II,
49,, .nnt., All, " l, -, fornr r r. xn, "a ia Frye,
NV @@''@' -x,s-v rrrn rx,.ru,. rlsr.
r,.. n,,.naent. ~, ,,etern,iuc,i t, ot,tntn tbe
Inc Ocn1ocsnts aru nsterhl'he' ~ u1t." a.,N.' .s'
report Ut thu special Agents md tho testimony
In tho rAse ut Postmaster TyIor,hf liaatlin0ee NOT
wthxtnnfinu tho rrue tancs n1& thu part
~ ,ho AMI, OF tho President
-. -. .o'a.. NV !. trna to.t,r,nv IA q vni,,nc of
nnStlncss limit for publication. Ihe cnas9eH ase
Of tho must serious character, and tho issues In.
vo,vn, are te t,c iu1iulaily determined IN tho
-, =" "a ~ - -. ..aS,,, T., .t,a ,",-,s aor,c
OF tho frcAdent's fTlonus think that no 1naae
treat mistake Ii, permitting Pt,HtmhHter Tyler tn
retnn hia nlnco IN tho face OF that cvidotcc, but
tho t,o,nccrat !. rear, tn uak1 political
canitsi mt ~ ,his nrrsonn, scandal md there Is
tIs'',,, -. ~. nro.t,nr IN vn.ttrotton-
1'kely 10 10 aholnor anssn!.Rau:n. s,l.aa.';o.
THE ryrTEa fNsEs7iaAT1oR'
Tho Washington Capital, In commenting upon
,hr n,tbor If Tho Potter whnnl, It
sovss was tho Ncw yorx Sun correspondent,
-. . ~o-,,,.. .,f,.,Iuat,,, ftr Tim r1ctrtscrattc
."Aso ~ s s'"., :. ~, .ro,n.oa ~ I'm
outsct that when he got through Hayes would
bo drarnmcsl out of tho White House, and John
ghcrrnun and +. Mu,1taon Wcllcs dr,,tnmrd Into
~ ~" ~ ... .,,.,n.. M.rnh, yhot
ING fonitentiasS y, ua nKuu - n.H.s .," ~. ~
waa tho rns,'lt7 Why, simply TINT to~Atns Inc
Inst, instead Of getting John Shcrmnn and ].
Matjsor WeI,ca into tim renitanti,ry, It wns nr1-
, 1880-03-08
CANADA.
The Proposed hank Law-Milltla Act,
Il Legal Caxes

Tho Proposed Bank Law-Nltilt{4 Act
1.evn, Case.
.., 49, Gos@1 ~ t,.". ,.,,.
dpteat baspasta 10 3nS ch'eaeo arouaf.
orrAwA, Maroh ia nun'ber Of bank rfcst-
.,orn for TN r,,.,,osn NJ ao,orm,n,nr Tim 1,cat
t1o'u ~. wv puttuou " oss.s .H. ~ -. .e
fnoahs OF preventing tho onactmeht OF 1ae ooV"
crumcnta measure leallug with tho bank
charters and tho rjght Of Issue. Tho banking
<,as,s'.,,,n,,s .n,,,,, ha,,o.1, .hnt tho Tiw
cofI"'tAt'ol1s App".unuS oo.eso a'u. n auo NY
ornInont conte1nplates 1cprlyinE them moi OF & the
right ut issue. or at least Iurthor limiting thaS
right. ,. ,
Tho pEoniblf!nn OF Cnhad!an catt!o.imposta.
t!on into the un1teu stAtc8 was fcn'nvod on
March !, on tho rcl,Tceentation OF slr Aloxathoff
0alt, who went % washington TO urgo tho fepeal
of tho dlaAKrocnhla ot'ler: 1,m.,- .,,
IN tho benntt, tue Mnstct Of elt!lilh: DIT A!ox.
nrder Gn,1'pl'el, bus tntrtslucod ~ 10 atnend
tho Militia not. 1t pruv'tlM! that tho next oh.
FSnf @ 1f INC militia sl,atl taKo plHse e. peinfe
10 10 GaElod out Tor actual service. wtn arms
and nlntnunitton. TO not Us Kuaf.ts o. pouor, ea-
cortB, K!arta sentFlcs. or U ufe sA!lme, on., u
nny at tho following casea: tho ol'onlnF 9r oos-
Ing Of any seHfon ut tho Pnrlinint'hk ol Calaaa.
nr ut the Legislature pr any lroylnoo o. Ian
Mda; fur the t1ltIkSo Of H1itrulu9 Any armofy oe
oth0r plMcs wlluro nrElls, gut,a, ammunition. OF
0thor military stotes aru kOpt; upon any othor
tTc!!son on Whch It may bo conalhefei proper
, 1880-03-08

SpEs94F Q11pdlFH 10 1HS G#4sQ9' 1Fso1Hss -
HAnH1HuuRd. pa., March 7.-T0-morrow will
begin two weeks' court for tho trial Of tho
Legislative bribery cases, which havo 50 often
heen postponed OH technical !nformalittes. At
tho lust term nf colrt tho defendants worc coD-
pel!ofl to pioud to tho indictments bofore a con-
tinuanco was granted, and tho Court Indicated o
determination not to a1low further poatpouo~
mcnt under any circumstances. Tho principal
counsel for tho prosecution nrp tho Hon. ]. 8.
Tho defense hns III its soryico soyerA1 ct tho
nhcst attnE1,cys In Phtladclphta md 1nrrlsla1rg.
H. ur sato Trcasurer " Who dJ resmcd from
tho National Republican Committee III tho In
forest Of Senator Ca.neron. Among the do
PENDANTS arc four metnbora Of tho Legislature.
, 1880-03-08
NOTES AND NEWS.
YERNAND1'e AG8TAkE.
6peetdi Dspateh to Tns Chicago Tribune.

27f&P&&tR& IHEEz&HQ
WARRINGTON, u. G., Marh 1.-The Democrats
geneE4liy say that Fernando Wood made great
mistake In his opening speech On tho Funding
bill, IN that instead Of combining himself to tho
merlts Of tho bilt ho nnd1 bitter attack On
tho !lnsuc!al policy Of the Republican purity.
This may compel the Republican members Of
tho Why's and Means Committee to defend tholz
party, and tho consequence 10 that Wood has tn-
vlted q partisan attack upon his measure, and
has thus lost very Important strategic point.
During tho debate, which will ba
protsactod and able, speeches will ba
made by GARFIELD, Tuckor, Dunnoil. Mills, Frye,
Kelley, Feltop, aud othesu. 0aEtlnla Will oppos,,
, 1880-03-08

spsetaI Dbpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. g, March 7-The Gdzetts, \
Democratic Sunday paper indicates worry clearly
that those for whom 1t spoak Bin Congress nutto-
ipate tso,,be as tho end Of tho present rcasscs-
ton Of tho MOnFO8 doctrine. Tint this fs do
sirel by u considerable element at the Bouth. "a
we'll III by some Republicans, ia c1car. In Wow
Of contingencies In tho near future, tho 0dzetts
cAlla for tho artnlng OF Our coast dofenscs and
tho rebuilding Of our navy. Tho present Ia to
DO Monroo wock. The cxtremo resolutions of
tho House 1ntoroceanio Committee aEc expected
Tomorrow or TMca1Ay, and tho Fros,iGpt8
message undermining tho Monroe dootflne
IL expected. There nru a good many mon
In both parties who> favor tho most
extreme expressions and aotlons In scGntd to
this matter; but thor0 ara nlao many In each
party who depreeato any stopa that may caus0
tho United StAtos to drift lnto complications
with foreign Puwetu. To those who insist that
1t would bo orlmtna, act to bring on intornn-
tiolal trouble ut this time, tho answdr Ia that
Europe jnat NOW Is too busy ut home to risk any
trouble hero. Republicans who oppose the
present drift OF sentiment do 1t on tho ground
that oven fair prospect ot trouble would sus-
pend speeie-paymonts, dcprcss our bonds, intro
many ways prove disastrous to American inteF-
wIIznx RvAn1s' rnoxl1a NAY ARlsE.
Ing q e1trnsdinnsy sS staten,oft: "Mr. Eyarts Il
nnrty ~ interest A. With tho a raGama naai5"aa
peho s u .o
tho former firm and the lnttos Company become
ono conccEn in supposed possible contingency.
thsir staok. tho i'nnaraA Nailroad Company
e oss Il as' q doa a5sss ,ae real yaus Il
the Tnilrad. Thts 10 ono ut the e1vcrai pulntA
as 8, o Tss sy & sa &c
moro specific hereafter"
, 1880-03-08
POSTAL SERVICE.
TIE eENATg A LITTLE HAFrr An TO tsfsADY.

TIE SENATE 4 LITTLE HAFrr Az TO nRADY.
speetnt pfspatth TO m Chicago Tribune.
WAslltsor>x, n. C., March T,-Thero nro
serious doubts whether tho Democrats Of tho
eonnto Appropriations Committee will bo abto
to forcc tho Senate to I,nss tho resolution de-
t,ounclng nt-rostrrnstcr- General Brniy,
rs n preamble 10 tho bfll milking hppro-
prsatlon for tho "atar"-routa service. Tho
constitutional lawyets on tho Republican side
will probably bo nsslstcd bJ sone If tho lawyers
on tho Democratic side In opposing tho resou.
tlou, on tho ground TINT tho caao IA still pending
In the House. with tue possibility thata resolution
Of Impeachment lnny 10 preacntts1; tint in TINT
case tho Scnato would bo obliged. under tho
Constitution, N at rs court tn try tho indtct-
mont or impeachment OF the anuee; and that
In view ut such possibility It would be very
imprupor net for lN,dy which would than b.
cntne Il court tn tnve. prejudtccd tho cause by
passing n resolution which in effect prunouncea
d vcr1llct OF guilty. This IL n fenturc of tho
cnso which secnls to have been ovarlookoti by
sosnc Of tho managing Dempcrass. but which, is
now giving thnm considerable concern.
Why THE HOUSE TESTIMONY wAs NOT PRINTED.
Dcmocrnttc economy turns otIt to h, two
edged weapon. During tho discussion Of the
ntnr "-ro,lto deficiency bill. laat week, IT was
stated TINT Mr.. Dlackhurn's Hnt.- Committee had
for three weeks lot tho investigation tntn Gen.
I!rndys, admtntstratton asopt, Ino .x rcMs.,n II npf
ming abort, elected . to what printing hy would
III a VII day III aoes sa Of sho
testimony. An this printed Testimony. ~na In
tspensab!o in an investigation rl,nrtnK from
t1ay u day, It WA found inDst convenient td
tMastponc fntIcfnitly tho meetings until a dc.
ilclency had Dogn voted.
| oCEAN.a1EAHRn BuDs1D1Ks ARKKp.
Now appeals aro being received hcru fur ind!-
rect subsidies. In tho form Ut numerous peti-
tfnt.H advocating tho DnNAA0G Of tho bill n4tttr.
, 1880-03-08

HuUQET 0F CHINESE NEHH
BAN FItANclsCO, March 1.-I'cr City of Tokto.,
Hokn KONG, Fel'. 7.-Lau Kwan Ylh, Viceroy of
Two Kwaug PROVINCE. pald I'LL unexpected and
infor1nnl visit to Gov, licnne-W5, Hung Kong,
IN tho 24th of JantlAsy. and Was received With
grrat ctnprpssctncnt. Tho visit was ono ut kind
ncss, a1,d to show his appreciation OF tho En-.
Rah Governors wish and uEfart to PROMOTE the
{rtcndship of Envland for Chtnh. and tho mfr
trunrd 0f llberty and privileges Ut Chinese sul-
fccts. Ln.l has been appointed to tho VIcoroynity
0fNnnking and dSupsslntendont OF Trndo ot South
China. Good results arc expected TO follow tho
visit. IIo ntso went t0 tho Portuguese colony ut
Maca0. Chun Shu Sing. Lleiltennnt-G Governor
OF Kwangsl, Ia hero. He sayB tho rocont revolt
haa bvHn suppressed.
Woo.s,ng baT, ut the mouth Of tho Shanghai
N!yer. constant obstruction, IL likely 10 be ~.
msvel.
N. g. Choy, n Chinese barrtster, hns boon ap-
pointed a member OF tho Legislative Council At
Hong Kong, fresh instance Ut Gov. Hon.
neaseys libcrilty md his dcslrn thRt the Chinese
resldonts shnll obtain available privileges. Tha
appointment is4guucrally dtstAstefu1 to English
residents. but Ia approved elsowhcre. Tho Cow
crnar sall ut the school examinations; "Sfy
wish ID thAt this tnly 10 nude nn Angl0-Chlncso
colony, whoro ller hfAjesty's SUBJECTS, aud t!anu.
sands Of chtneso With knowledge of the koRlSh
language and laws, shuil llyu happlly, loyalty,
and add strength to the Empire"
Tho caso Ut Chung How, lnto Ambassador to
ttussia, Ia rcpurteI worso ovcsy day.
SHANGHAI, Feb. ., via BAN Fl&ascIsco. Maroh
7.-Chung How has bccn I.npcachcd for return-
ing to China without Imperial leave:,
It Ia plubable tho kuldja tscaty Will DO Foputa"
Log cses ss ssty st y.x Y 2Sst tosn saS st ea. H.
ton will 10 aceNpte4.
YOKOHAMA, Fob. 10. via HAN FKAKolsco. March
| T.-Anothgr taEta pssl'uaa!, which eMa.lnte!s
, 1880-03-08

HE1JNEt. NP FnREETHTs
naea,sn ID Stw FOX Im,s
w.au,xorns Morct, s-r,,r,nu Inn montbs ns
"AehAHuIoN' n''.en ~' ~ u."s ~! n"ns.s ,' y.
mo yeas tao nas'sa.ion o. mo on!o nser ,,r as
pcdiment known ~ the Rapids, or tho Fa,la. In
iss5 tho LouisyJilc l. Portland Canal Company
over 100000, tho United States being m
1hn f1oyern,ncnt er,,l],1ailT bo,iuhr tho re.
aso. ~ ~ a.st ,stt,, -: occ,,,e., vi3on,a
81 a
s',,a s "t tbo mana@onont M u at' md control The m
oanul is the key to the ssstem Of navigation
f1on The Ct tho oho TO ho un. o.
through In IL cn yoa 10 mne 81 aonese ,, o. aneso sa.
oHata 10 1ov .aa Ms @ II on,s ,o fur t9s1 ta
prviiesa Of passase. since that limo the charges
aMse pnn T. eoa PCT .1n. - daS e.. enuS "Hp T., 1
ues paia s,ee ~ 1Renns@ r. 9t tn3 SAM: IN III.
teo On hallroaas aa cennts e ~ aayo ho 1,e,or hnp
1aV11,1 % @ @sopols IT,. u VII 1,.t, 1o1 I'll Nv sni,,trna
for Il ~ iR2 OF obes @
tmo e time sinr9 , l Tho prGscnff. M. Gom1ttee
with France at.l sIatA and acts ot Cotxrtss, " ss
Mh,ea p1nyiMo 3a sos - ~ rta.t tmt
rwars dyar ar.stsetsa bv so,l ~ tar Or
duty Acts md o1olal acclasntions ntT + cata S to
snoW tahL JOE nch!iy nH 1fnry ~ nas tota ~
onsts anu naa y, ~ ~ n a. thio "a
point, and tho Oommtttte bGllovo tnat tao t,tno i
mas now come 10 dee4afo INC cana1 ltee 70 TUG
Tho b!li q prevent fne sato OF ndtalterated4r-
tI,cies oI loa ana ofi!lk 10 the n'striot oL 20
lanoa anu tne Ier1'tollcn, tno ttaIsp19.Annaa WA
tho Importation OF them frnm q foreign country,
recently rrportod from tho Con,mlttce On hnil-
port In which 9ofna interesting caAtH VI nl!teta-
ton arc described: si1 pAckngcs u c4ilGo " tn9
betfy ~eGg 6ousat IN aan sl M
ench package tho herriea nrtlttcRlly co!ored out.
numbered those which Ind mt hCcn c0lOrcd, and
, 1880-03-08
TEMPERANCE IN DECATUR.
Eusrfrt FNsUnteh IN Tn Hhfrn,ss 1srthsam

DEcATuu, H., March 7.-Tho nuxt City Coun-
ell will stand six for LICENSE to fur aganst With
liconso mayor. hut the temperance people
aFo not disheastnhcd. They psupose keeping up
tho tisht, wurld without end. TemperancU
mectiags win 10 held At tho Tlhernaclo noxt
iusg thenseiYos u tie I'll. last a Tusay @ I'd
They throatan u scnd d batch to Joliet next
Mhy, and tho whisky men retallats In like uan.s
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