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, 1880-03-23

to feel quito at home by a very cordial wei
come from priest, one of the most magnifi-
cent looking men I ever sat ryes uno11, nj
TINT alls Grnce would SEQ me III few mo-
ments, and willie waiting for bis Worship
wns shown a coup!o Of volumes OF "pict-
uresaae America" y, present from tho man
Mkels ~ u'e oa],a's Me'u w enlcs.ho Mhe
ttIno since In aid OF tho House Of tho Good
Shepherd.
Directly was usterel into tho presence OF
,, ."a Ho'S'.p' WY, WIN u" o|Hnueo t,l .a'a'
hatle INC hearty welcome 70 Tnain. Arch
bishop Macllale, who Today Is % ycars
Of ngc, Inns been the untlring friend
t,, s efeFS fea'tgr tnnst q TE IItSE know T.
ct,intry, I1e s Il ,'nm who W. noascssne ~ ''s -
sptmrlj{y trnineti mini. md. thn,,r hes hns
nnost lived century aid i'd i,as taen ~ q con. or.
% ira ,,t Is i, the sirl,test n@rc S f inafrd ''ieS
" e ,.'',s ..,",.,..s,..s.' '''0s"
inh .ahethishof'
tile reverend gentleman OF whom have
Already spoken, AMI your correspondent took
M.Mih Ma:Sso mIar ,, ,wInnoW o'etiooKtnE tne
ymrsnttnt, IN % tha cn.,dit;t ~ rieni n,,1 en tha
fsfani's fn,,r,, ~ ''4'o "'o
After Tic coi,yersation w,,isi, is ort1innri1v
Ind m, a,tci occnsinns. II, rcrarti r. @,nnfa
city. md 81 IN. I,s f;rar snid iint fnnsm,ic
M ind en for W stme mali itta tin'e % IN T Tia eni,n-
ry Hf c9rs t1d a notlce te no{tunae IT
rrntts.! t,,nt ns III ~ary r.a 'n,,c,, y" fnnrn;
thnrm .sn,,f,l ha ,nnr" +, % sha f,,trn s' 'e"'ea
Y.s. tl,nt una y" III tgi,r + int Amnrico-tr,,cn,,
.ha tv|,n unrfhn,i ps nn,,,n ,,ra,,,tl,! ~ ~
o front mi wns 'l"tnr ePu mve1v.inw H. ~ lnp ag
nnrcr tn nssist Irr fn,,t,,e.stricEnms ststnr ~ vi
tlnsc 1ar NJ a,,ms ~ ~ ,"nnnv ,rhini, Lave h.c, ~
rneeiyc,i ft,r liz rsl,nf ~ 1rrand nnti ,ScIr,
sti1l to1rin1 IN from mi s;,Ias sxnra % ,'r,,orv
thoi n nr.e,,t cvcrvtinv NO ues o mmyIn n IN
ntaeiv tRnrc rn,,i Il. Hs NJ dm,, 4'rH re,+HHtniv ~
Tia innstnn.iinusa mil 11nrI,"ss ri MnrfE.
Mroui, E,,ris warn Kim T,tticln,,s,, ~ liz.
tributed. ,s ~ was % njss,. ~ c;,!iTs, 5th thn Ni1
GTat rlotnt ~ os r. oot H. inoncv ~ lhe net', MY
nie nj nt,r" n,s ti,;s ,soa ti'o;,a,t IL ,"at,,
kn sIn,,m at % ~ ,,iactnv ~ ,1,,os wo III.
r,rifas.lv IN tha n,ia ~ 5ou,,nne,I'ln ~ rtao
, 1880-03-23
LAFAYETTE s11OEs1AKE1,s.

Special Disnateh 10 Tx Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Intl., Mnrch .4.-Ntca "fafd
plnns gnng aft aglec." Here Is Falley 4 Hoes,
Of this city, sending their foreman oil tho way
10 Massachusetts 10 procure men to take the
place Ut the striking sll0ernakcrs Of their
house, paying their fires, S14 caclt, md ar-
rivfng In this city. this morning with eleven
now men, only to i1c met Mt tho depot, not by
4 hand nf music, but band Of Crispills, who
Mt once began to lise persuasive laugunga to
tho newcomers, unfold their tale, 40 to
strlke M It's ca'se, e!s e, % the oifcct il woll lavo
upon tl1e,n( the strikers} fstrnngers came licru
10 work, tho result Of Which WIS TINT tho now
men suddenly changed their minds, inrtl, IN,
Ms"t ssn ct Tf T s %tH Gsns faS tsFeRf esy Ivy
nrg tD-tsny lodged Mt ono OF tho city hotels.
It Is clat,ned by tho local organization that n
telegram was sl,oWn them by tho foreman
fepresu,lt!ng tint iho 'ael, weFo ~ It, n WSrk rs
came on. illus far. there l,as been no dts
ulrlmnce Of any kind, tho members Of tho
Crispin Society hero netting ~ escorts for tho
,1,ni H sMgWg y gnn tG thet ie sFts D ,on
nre lntfnlidated,. and threaten tn commence
beFs IN uie United Suites Courts ut 1ndiall-
apn!is. ,.,,
Ing every turn. say they have no word Of fnult
to find Will, tito Introduction OF tho now 1na-
tic price of labor. Thc forcmai, divides tllg
work into parts. the pcgEnE aud trinmIngof
edges being rated rs 0ne-hnif tho labor on tho
!not. Thls the nlen deny. They, claim TINT
machine Ia but one-ttiftl that OH the boot,
and therefore tho scale is not fatr.
j. Dorr Falley, Of the firm Of Falley &
Hoes, Tonight began suit IN the Circuit Court
ngniMst n number nf members nf THO CrIspin
organization, claiming S25, 900 damages,
charging that they int1rfercd with Ills bust
ness BY intlnldaung workmcn. The suit
comes I'M AuFil 5, =.
, 1880-03-23

Tho Wcllnnd Cnnnl-lco for tho South
-NIortunry.

Tho Wcl1nnd Cnnnl-lco for tho South
-0Iortunry.
Special Dfspateh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, March o9.-1n TIC House OF Com
mons to-day, in reply to tho llot,. Mi. Nfnc-
ke,lzle, Sir Charles Tuppcr sal,l tic Wel'and
Canal would not be opened Til the 1st Of
May, rs tho contract Of 1s7f allowed the COLI
tractors to hold the canal till tho 2it', of
April. Every facility would 10 given ut tho
Lncllino Canal. .....
3fr. Nnult, Montreal West, said that II tho
canal WIS hot opened until tho 1st Of h1ny,
2,0U0, ,0O0 bushels Of grain would have 10 70
via New York, Instead Of by the st. Law
retice,
The matter then dropped.
Srfttal Dhretth 10 IHt Chte!ee Tribune.
DELrrvlL1.r:, Nfnrch 2a.-iifty ears of Ice
frunl Montreal for Louisville, Ky., passed
this station by tho Grand Trunk hallway ycs-
tertlay.
NfoNriEAr., March 22.!..-Tlle funeral of tho
late Tho,nas kersllnw, merchant uf this city,
who died suddenly III Chicago, took rlncc
llere this afternoon and was largely Intended.
11A CHUTE, Ont, Mnrc!l :s,.-Alc14nren's
tory burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
, 1880-03-23
TURKEY.

F0RDIDDEN 10 CARRY ARMs.
CoysrASnSoIT.E, Mnrcl, ea..-sSnwas rasl,n,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, hns addressed q
circular to tho ynrious Embassies antl LeRa-
tlons here, stating that foreigners are forbid
den to carry arms,
1IELEARED.
SA1oE1cA, March @.-The money de-
nanded for tho ransom Of the missionaries,
C1l. SyIRr end wife, has been aent to tho
t:rcek brigands, and tho captiyes have been
liberated.
TIE sc1IEn1r OF MECCA AssAs1NArED.
A man dressed rs n Dervisi stabbed tho
he was entering Djetltla, the seaport nf
Mecca. The Schurif died oil the nlst from hs
wounds. Agitation among tho Muss,lllnans
Is Intense.
stating the assassin Is n Persian fanatic.
, 1880-03-23
HAMILTON FISH,
Tho Ex.ScorctnrF Upon Grant, SlaeF-
nlua+ Hayes, Evarts, Etc.

Tho Ex.scorotary Upon Grant. saaeF-
n,unt itnseas & Nsafts, ETC.
N,. a,.s1 's" ,S,.' a. ue.1nat' nm 1"aa. at 1r,,.
-; NEW aonk, nlate'l A.-t met llatall1on
F1rsll, Grants Secretary ut Statn, Oh my way
1,oints of conversation. lIu sni,l he hardly
.,v,r r,,1,.o,niaro anofn, Iot, m r+i,s Or, cloan
tset a.too.e. ssos 49,. p'.t s.e' ~ e'oso
to the meeting OF their nominating Co1seil"
tIOns A1la 60 uncertain lNd undecided. As to
Con. Gr.nL, hlr. F1sl, said: II spent
soua tlmn with him IN I,h11oduf,,hIn
H. T "o 49, ~" ,.". i".,., >" s' p""* '
4te ~ III potler Aeai1l tla1 ho evef
was during my acquaintance. That
flushed color hns gone from his faco. lie
weipbs t{ftoan mounds fess thnn In did. I
,oti,,, thot h., ,iro,,i, ,,otI1. I.,t A,,nl,i,n-
uuA4eeu 1t'AS 'to "t"ln mummy wv "a
RS wntos NJ thinner. ! d0 mt wonder TINT
there Is some opposition to his denomination,
ns people grow fpstlyo under tic sa,nu uer.
so,,nIitv md eurronn.lI"os Vou mn, ~, uno
eo'.t'I.s s'. ntnt a'1tuaaaanlss. .. aou Gun see
mat III uae opposit'on 70 Conk!lns III hcw
fork. ll0WeVcr, he felt that ha must 6taila
by Arthur and Cornell, who had beo1, IT,
,noveli from of}lco nj, his nrrn1tntT
A. 1stsi, a.,.InI .1,.t t,'a s'.tn,,,,,, op.,,
. ~ ~. aaou -. nao pt.epa, aasu' ny.
Germans waro against l,iu.
mnns.n said Mr., Fish, "but have i,ear,l n
, 1880-03-23
THE FIELD AND STABLE.

Veterinary Hygiene, Lxxxv.s-Tho
Qnantitattvo Proportion OF Nltrogefl-
~. ~. ".'u u,, ~ ..:.'...r
III Sne Foou o. .AhlsihA'~'
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Murch 1B.-Iu IL former article 1t
hna frnu sfntrti TINT hath heterogeneous nnd nom
nt,,v,,,n,ts a,,,,st",,cos nrc ,,nc,snry c1,stit,
onts Of tho food Of anInlals, ani that ncithor
ono aiono IL nble to s,,ppurt lifo tor any length
Of tI,nc, rs either ono serves t,tlcrent purpose
III tae ahiIhAi cco'ltn''y. neher' u ouo " tnes'1
Is given In excess OF what u needed, just 80
~ Is not a VII, r,xc f' IN o
a,,1os,,1'"t. Nnn., ,,or,,,,1. ,.,, w. yoe,nl and
o c1i,nInntcI IN at!"thur wny. Or, Il ,.ot s,ss,,
1n ue s,,a,,' rho isfto " esnnnaii
'a t.,o caso 1,itrgenos @ '' s,,sunees nre
sison il excess, a!iti u, 1T tic ssine ttne, the
isf iSsi ,Sa a % 6ss 6sf; Sf ~ {ia1 to
AZ ote1cy Il, to amtity Of II tne itrnSsr
cline. nnI maylse death. vii Go tl1o eostsa',suco
& ane IT. 9Ss ~ n'Sr @ ,'s
HiYon n sl,cli IN Mb,i,1,!ti'oo NJ to c,sS p%rt
2t iaon 70 ~ aossot1H!!aiy Wa. as aie H.;
IKE, = ,,. l., ~ a,.s,,t '1na,tf po,,a mnt IN
,,,.,s, mar a y ~ n ,i, ', anr IL nns
sIsnsd; PIT, ~ !h'th s,lbstatlces rcnresent
nnos - yep ,9 rsxr 70 O. KW th%t Ia ' 1e nt
suitable To nscorian thss. nsllhnrS,ls a experi.
hran ainastrnt4a au ih"t Il iho "Aio nr.,nnrtInn in
iWtwc thn I'll r'nsopps md n,,p- n3Tg,'mls
COMPOUNDS r1 ilsst 10 ~ :5n srg & 70 W.T.
@ 'l ~hel, ,asee Ill II, et:,sa'ap!s
more sssto III ai.d iiast w. trsif;x an IA
,s,aSn,.i,r, pr o'aspsu; M 'I,KG n
.nak-WaiSn eoa!tanA tno ntno. Wt ~,
m ths ,a ,n.1st 1"s
, 1880-03-23
QUINCY IlsON-NrOLDERS.

Qu1scye ILL.,, March Con- Saturday tho
irolrrnoldcrs Of this city presented to tho
propriptors of tho several fol1n,lrics formal
demand for MI Increase Of 10 per cent OIL tho
rnte Of wages they Ind been receiving. The
committee Of noltiers stated tliat they would
be In their places this morning to llear tho
answer to their demand. No previous intf.
nation Of strike Ind been given, md tho
proprietors, upon consultation, decided not
10 accedo to tho dema.il for MI advance.
The men thoroup0n went upon strike, and,
with tho exception Of one, tho fountlr,ts nE9
nl1 closed, tie proprietors having decided
to shut up shop till tho rner return to work
nt tho old WARES
, 1880-03-23

ST. Louis, March 2.-Thc work in the
Missouri Pacific md some Of the other yards
Is being done by traln crews anl sucl, other
men rs havo beon picked mp. But few Of
tho roads .nro yet very we'll fixed. Some
dozen Or fifteon yartlnaen came over from
Terre unute and 0tler points east this morn
ing to work in the VaiMlalIn yards, but the
strikers prevailed on then, not to do 30,
, 1880-03-23
ST. LOUIS MACuIS1srs,

SIs IVUl8 NskC1IIN 3I3s y
Sr. LOUIS, March 2a.-Tho Missouri Pacific
macl1ne-sltop strikers held q meeting this
morning and revOwed their tteterWIn alton Of
remaining firm until their deinnI,tls nre ac-
cecdcd to. They deny TINT any of their nttm-
ber llaye resumed work, rs assorted on Sat
urday. On the contrary, they assert thattiyo
Of those who did not 20 out originally tnve
quilt ind signed tho pledge to rel,,nfl out till
HIS the s Tsy ! o ssS sRy thn3 M nS bo 0o snt an
, 1880-03-23

CINCINNATI, o., A1arcl, ea-Tllo cignrs
makers, haytng recelyed notice IN writing
from the manufacturers, as they demanded,
accepted the concessions, and this morning
went to work ngain. 1t Is estimated that tho
loss during the five weeks' lockout to the
manufacturers, men, and informal revenue,
u1sKTeE,iteS over S,300 COO.
, 1880-03-23
RUSSIA,

CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
ODESSA, March 22s.-rhe son of priest,
an expelled student, alsd one Of the five
Nlhlltsts to bo tried by court-n,Artlal at Ktc1f.
Inns been condemned to death. Ills exec,t-
tion will Nuke the nineteenth In Russia for
political of1anses In less than two years.
MUCH DISSATISFIED.
LONDON, March Ga dispatch from Der
Saloiiroif, .lMrtng wilfcii he expressed much
dissatisfaction at tho non-extraditlon Of
hartmann.
, 1880-03-23
STRIKE At FORT WAYNE.
Xhec4al fAs1,dYeh Ia 1Hs Ehfednn ,tstIhntfA


Fo1sr WAYNE, Ind, March e2.-Quite NIL
excitement was caused to-day by tho strik0
Of about 100 mon employed III digging
trenches for wnter-works who demand nj,
increase Of q per cent III wages The con-
tractor percnptorily refused tho demand, md
the str[ko proved failure, rs nearly ntl the
men returned to work this afternoon ut the
old rAte of wages.
, 1880-03-23
On Account Of the Heavy Norther
:; That Then Swept the
Gulf.
At AL Events, She Was Not Ex-
peoted at Galveston Until
Yesterday,
Ind Her Not Appearing Inst Night
Gives Hor Owners No Uneasy
Feelings,
Ii She Has On Several Occasions Been
Overdue Three and Fonr Days.

9p<ftal Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
oA1vrsroy. Tox., Mercl, %. lilo steam
~, c,tv nf Mexico, on which Gen, Grant
~ snd Marty left Vera Cruz on tho 18th, was
somneljed s.'1 to toko cargo at Tamptco md Tux
osn thonco pass this city, on route to New
H1,feans. 1 md has not yct arrived, though it
..aro nossIhle. had s|,c but little to delay her
- % he above porta, Tho New Orleans agent,
pam voet who arrived this morning, Informs
so,r rcorrcspondcut that llo has no fears for tlle
Kin. lint he dftl not cxpcct her TIL noon to-
snT1ow. Even thoue], the wind Sunday
1 s,d. not keen her at Tamptco, sllc would
sar1lv arYiyo before tomorrow.
f,nlyestonlans arc determined 10 show tho
'd{stinauIshcl party that they aro at peace,
md lave prepared a s,lmpt,,ous BAN
amt at tho fremont 1loteI, where
snttas ot rooma hnyc been rcfur-
nishc1 for then: besides all tho mill
-. orron,,ottnnu MI nubTfc nnd nrfvnte
n.5 ~ ~, 1,r,ro,,o on,t MI tf,o ,york.
schools; ule my p1ie"uEt aln1 49, 49, tno mu.n
ngmen's ASSOCIATIONS Will JOIN tlo procession
In honorinE the visitors. In fnct, this city
iii sufFar nothing willingly to escape III
s,n;- to.ttmoniol 1,cn 0r,j Co,n,nnn,lnr of
net 4'.s. s,'e.o' .r.,sa., C",, rnrI
, 1880-03-23

s1Fetot Dtspateh to Thu Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Ont, March 2).-rho printers Of
the city went out oil n strike Mt 10 u'clock this
morning, but resumed work AT hour Inter.
Tho strike WINS caused by NIL excessive nllitl-
her OF apprentices being employed. The OK
trA npprentces'Wcre discharged by tho Till
ployers.
, 1880-03-23
0hITlIARY.

6ptetdl Dispateh 70 Ih4 Chicago Tstbuns
KEoKUK, H., Marcli ao.-Charles L. Allen,
an old md prominent citizen Of this city,
dropped dead this morning while sitting ri
tho brcakfast-table. 1Icartdlseaso was the
cause. Tho deceased Ind filled positions Of
public trust for many years, having been at
diifersnt times I, member Of the City Couu-
ell, City Recorder, and Deputy Clerk Of the
Court. l0 wns 80 years OF age.
, 1880-03-23
AFGuANISTAN.

, TIE ARMY IN MUTIONs
LAHORE, March e2-Tllo order for Gen.
Stewards mnrcl, on Ghuznee reached Canda-
ltnr Sunday, nnd the army IL already in mo
tlon.
DEFEATED.
Hazaras defeated Wartlaks south Of Ghuz-
nee, md captured four forts.
Alnho!ned Jan has Rone from Ghuznce To
attack UaxArns.
, 1880-03-23

PARIS, March e2.-Tllo Senate and Chamber
0f Deputies adjourned for tho EastGr lloli-
days until April !,
, 1880-03-23

hut they afforded no additional information.
! At tlsn hnteis the mntter was discussed, and
EpDltt!clanS oven went 10 far MS tn figlrc, u
; le OIL tho pG,lslEng Presidential cn1lyNss.
, 1880-03-23

NEw Yonls, Marctl &s.-Some Of tho piano
manufacturers who locked nut their work.
mon Inst week opened their fuctories to-iny
ulsa work was resumed. !.
, 1880-03-23

"Any Of you boys up to tho wedding Inst
nightT' inquired Little English Of hnlf 1ozcf
hootblacks. "Thert WIS MI awful give AMY III
whon they got nil ready to be married ID,
preacher wnnted to know who gave tho bride
away, and u fellcr With II swnl!ow-tatrcont spoke
Yes. KAye her deld A,vny, md tho bridegroom
mover ercn hit him."-Darot Ffre Press
, 1880-03-23

Tho lrst University raco spwe1 In outrtg-
KGra-
I These rnces-lRsG aud lNs}-wQro rowed from
ltArkors Itatls tMortlnko) to Puttipy, nbuut l,sO
yanta further than tho 0rtlinAry cullfs0,
First University rtt,u Fnwed IN tho presont
atylU, tn bonta Without kuolA
! sliding Scata weru {lrst used In tho UniyeE-
9ffY hQAf-F1lQN this year.
, 1880-03-23

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
LONDON, March 2a-Arrtyed, tho Italy,
from New York.
NEw YonK, March oa-Arrived, tho Ohio,
, 1880-03-23

O4EUNps
Ibtttnl&.
H. II. F. roole DrnsptfosG. osG.....................lB .lB
y. II. nrnHr. Hcrtfnrd. ........,........u......15T
F. M, 1fArKrcnyca. Keble. 49,. .1N
II. H. Ss,uthwoll Pembroke.
H. s. ktutlurstcy, Exeter
Il, H. Howe, y.......,...............1t 1t0
j, IL. T. Whnrtun NagdMeft. LET
H. Il. West Christ Church tstrOtkcl.
e. a. W. Hunt, Corpus tcoxswntll). O.
CAMBRIDGE.
l., II Jones. Jesus,
II. Hanllfortt LiIdy Mnt7nrot.
", JlNrtun, Idttly Mnrg,lrpt.
". ii. WnrIow, QuoetlFs.
G. NJ. ArmytAKu Jesus. .1Gl
it, d. pNvja FrSt Trinity. ,.1M
Ii. II. Prior Queens ,1M
W. W, Jlnltu tstrr,k0L,
u. 8. Clmrk, I.tly MnrKlret {coxswan,. ........ u
CIiRONpt41uiCAL HISTORY or I1tK RACE.
, 1880-03-23
FEARS IN WASHINGTON.

8psesas DttpateA to 1hs Chteago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March a22.-Tho re-
port TINT Gen. Grants steamer WIS overdue
created some excitement ut tho Capitol to-
day, but 1t was subsequently, stated to be uIs-
true,
II tas Wtste,7, Associated 4,ys.s.
WAsr1NoroN, D. q, March ea-Attyices
from Mobile, New Orleans, and Galveston.
are to tho effect that one OF tic Widest md
most terrific gales ever known swopt over
the Gulf Of Mexico on Saturday night aud
Sunday. ThaTh have boon many shipping
disasters.
The steamer City OF Mexico. which sailed
from Vera Cruz on Thursday for Galveston,
having OH board Gen. Grnnt, Gen. Sheridan,
and tho!r party Of excuFsiontsts, and was OK
pected ut Galveston yesterday or tt-tlay, w1ls
out In tho gale, and great anxiety Is fvtt for
ualr safety The steamer being very
strong one, 1t Is probable slo Is safe. Prob
ao!y she Is out at soa, waiting fur tho gale 10
subside- :.
:. PROBABLY AT TAAtpICO.
hkW Yolstk. March 29.-Tho Sun says TINT
Aaynna g. Mexican AIall Steamship Conf
pany, stated to-day tltat the steamer
Casy OF Mexico, with Gen. Grant oil boarsl, ls
not due at Galveston until tomorrow, and
even it she should not be heard
!fom In ttree or four days te would
aase no fearB, because she nlay hive been
aelayed as sho has been before. Only few
months ago the City OF Mexico was delayed
several days. She Is stancla vessel, and
Aas passed through heavier gales than tho
one lhat has Just prevailed OIL that coast Per
haps She did not sail from Vera Cruz OH the
!os'1, ara even 1t 8he did, she may hRVc bo0h
, 1880-03-23
VARIOUS.

THE CHEEK MINISTRY.
ATHENS, March 211.-Tho new Greek Min
istry has becu formed. with Tricoupis as
President.
DEAD.
GENEVA, March 2a-Edouard Giraltict Is
dead.
, 1880-03-23
RIC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully 3 tct cont OF the humnn nro victina 70
uon will bg fully et1rTtltItstteA by everJ ta4GHant
as =, D 81 a ~ sos Ss9ass
tke i,asE dis,sIllon n avHiA *ocioy IangnoE gloomy
fDfobHtInXE ni0ntn dtst!uss horr14H d1b!ltty, *na
t1ucUrrhusl m funates) tatlliutlue dreams Do i.as
cii Of lI!s nI9aI evil. SNcrut hnbe the result
cim!nay neRl!rat or tslccnt about thos9 tllnxs a.
pnMH asyuna ntnpiy ut4uat- .,.-...,.
Thef1 II we'll klowH principal 10 anuse!
that no vital action call tak1 p!nqe Icvpt ~
nny O;,snn Il w.nkoed. t!tur that HIRnn u wsaf.
There ~ 5Omty In tie reach Ut nil orc {hat hns
s!10a tia test " over 1alf ccntatx, ~ Hiefns ~
dnrHoG BY thu AcAtgtny vt Mvtclne In iass ~ rn a*
fahla e{ociuc tor tAa nbn ~. contains ~
ean!hntass o. other 1"iton, !. na5oy ss
hl1 rile lteho(Gu, t'urts tFrAac* Or nt Df Mr9Nn
so'1 81 ss f. K 81 s. sss5 e ID
By nal1 upon receipt af pEc<s.
cEIlTIFlCATE.
PARrs July "a tE3-l9 llpu tte lA t'aI.-A Mr. T. =.
n{ty.thsue years Old hui Goun wadewps twenty-five
years. tunlpDFnluatl had saudtoo fos t1lfty
aseyons asety LID eisstrs lpotency: wi s!xhtosa
ytafs 10 Itad eyory known rDnedy rlthout VIZ pen.
ehE ITO cano 70 uy md ndxtse hlu. Y " lHsoIas
Hge but lnsisad UPON h!s oInt!nHinG ~ nso and "
-t0l married. and hns tHo lue chtIdten.
asys i!s n IL ~ssks. iii 1 bo. .rssa sso eaa th:ee
nntas. hstHsen Two aud XII n9oltnssi n iihe
'"'1~'' Medicine dv Ia Hospital charity.
ROl+n UK ALL DRUGGISTS.
yANSUlIAACK, STEVENSON i ca. Chicago, III,
Wholesale ARgntA fur tha llfnK 1Ts 10.
, 1880-03-23

Tho Appic-Trce IBnrk.Loune-Ifow to
Cireumyent the ef.entlclnall-Tlse {. Alton
horticultural Eocict yIIcartl Fl rom-Not
UeQd Yet.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-05-13
Horse Thieves Captured.

For several weeks, the neigh
borhood adjacent to Cash Point,
in the southwestern part of this
county and Elkton, has been ag-
itated and indignant at the dep
relations of horse thieves who
piled their nocturnal avocation
with assiduity. Two mules were
stolen from David Neal, 8 miles
south of Pulaski, on the Goth
ult. They were tracked to Elk
ton and found tied in the bushes.
a man named Fowler, believed
to be an accomplice, asserted
than e. /. Brownlow and Ben
Eddins were the thieves, and to
prove his assertion, secreted lis
teners and then brought the ac-
Icused near, engaged them in
conversation, and Brownlow adj
mitted that he stole the mules
from the stable while Eddins
watched. They were arrested,
taken to Elkton, arraigned, and
required to give bond for 81 900
each to appear at the next term
of the Giles Circuit Court. In
default, Brownlow went to Jail;
Eddins paid the sheriff $500 in
cash, gave security for the re-
mainder, and, a gentleman in
forms us, "went West"
Sol and Alec Bledsoe, of this
county, horse thieves, were cap
tured in Wayne county and put
in the Pulaski Jail. They had
three stolen horses in their pos
session when captured.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-05-13
"War to the Knife, and the
Knife to the Hit"

The late war in calico has
caused some excitement in our
otherwise peaceful village. Now
as the white flag is raised and
hot blood cooled peace reigns
throughout the border. We are
now prepared through our resi-
dent buyer of New York City,
Col. j. w. Brink, TO give our
customers some Of the greatest
drives ever offered i'll Jeans,
double and twisted Cottonades
at ten, fifteen and twenty cents
per yard. A small lot ready
made Clothing and ladies' hats
at cost. We have the exclusive
right Of this town and county
for the sale of the celebrated
Bay State shoe & leather Cos
boots and shoes, every pair war
ranted, and the only boots and
shoes we dare warrant 10 the
community. We have received
our mammoth stock of Mems,
BOYS and Chiltlren's hats from
the house of Wis, Murphy and
81 Bonar through our clever
friend, VIM. Z. Helms, one Of
the best hat men in New York,
Our five and ten cent counters
are full to overlooking, with all
other goods usually kept ir first
class store, making ours the at
tractive place for close hard cash
buyers.
"When civic dudgeon first grew high,
And men fell out, they know not why;
When hard words. jealousies and fears
Set folks together by the ears
Then some swore, others thought 1t very
funny
when cheap goods were wanted they
bought them Of Murray.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-05-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real
estate have been made since our
last report:
/ w. B. Martin, C. and M. and
special CON-, to Walter Ne Will
liams and wife, 93a acres in 9Th
dis, 50, 362.54.
Mrs. M. C. Mcdonald to Cor
Ineiia Conklin, lot in Little Rock,
Ark, $685..
c.. s. Howell to u. ID. Koonce,
265 acres in 2lst dis, $4,000.
w. B. Martin, G. and NJ. and
specialscom., to r. F. & N. G.
Scott, lot in 9th dis, $40.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-05-13
Church Chimes.

The Sunday School Conven-
ton called to meet in the court
house in Fayetteville Saturday
at 2 o'clock p. M, will meet at
the same hour but at the Metho-
dist church. Let there be full
attendance of male and female
Sunday School workers.
81 quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church Saturday and
Sunday. Preaching Saturday
morning at II o'clock; quarterly
conference Saturday night at s
O'Clock. Let all Of the official
members be present at quarterly
conference. 7. A. SowELL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-05-13
Orange Blossom.

TO be married this morning at
the residence Of the brides moth
err, by Rev.aW. ii. Groves, Mr..
HUGH FRANCES and Miss SALLIE
WooDARD. They leave on the
morning train for Washington
city via Niagara Falls and other
places of interest. They will be
accompanied as far as Nashville
BY. Col. and Mrs. j. D. Tillman,
DIR. M. ii. Bonner, w. b. Lamb
A. b. Wright, Nat Benedict and
II. G. Lamb. The bridal party
will return between the 1st and
10th of June.