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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-14
Fight with sfoonshiners.

RALEIGH (N. G.. April 13th.-Revenue
Agent Bryan, with thirty men, in the mount
aims to-day came on the distilleries of Buck
Singleton, King of the Moonshiners, with if
teen employees. Bucks forces fred volley,
killing one Revenue man and wounding
several, and then fed to the forest. The Off
GERS found four distilleries surrounded by a
palisade. and DESTROYED them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-14
Is Edmunds a Candidate or Not ?

New York, April 13th.-The Tri5une's
Washington special says: The Vermont
friends of Edmunds suggested to Repre-
sentative in Congress from that State that he
accept the leadership of the Vermont delega-
ton to Chicago, in order to present and press
the name of Edmunds for the consideration of
the Convention. The gentleman said to Ed
munds eff you desire it l will 60" "My
only wish, replied the Senator SIS that if you
do go it shall be to make it known that my
name is mot :? to be presented to the Conven-
-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-14
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company
WIN. III. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication once, Third St, bet. and 4.
TEE DAILY RECoRD.UNIoN
VIM. III. MILLS,

btar NOticea, 70 follow readn2 matter, twenty -hTe
sents line for each insertion.
Advertisements of Situations Wanted Houses to Let
society Meetings. etc. of FIVE LIFEs LEss will be
Inserted In the DAILY RRcoRD-UEIoH as follows:
inc - cents
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Seven words 70 constitute q lina.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-14
Meeting of the Mexican COngress-Dia
ON the United Siaies-YelIoM Eeyer

CITY OF MEXICO. April Sd, via HAVANA
Congress met April 1st. President Diaz in
his speech, referring to the United States,
said The United States Government has
finally decided on resembling its order of
June, 1877, thus paying homage to justice
and international law, and removing the
cause of danger to peace between the two
Republics, an obstacle which prevented the
economic development of both countries.
Yellow fever has broken out in Vera Cruz
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-14

The consideration of the Undertaking file was
then resumed, as follows:
An Act to provide for the payment Of the amount
Of interest due 10 Hastings College of the Law (by
Mr. HitteD Passed-ayes "a, hoes s.
An Act TO amend Section 1863 Of the Code Of Civil
Procedure relating TO Administrators (by Mr.. Hit
tell Passed-ayes "a, noes o.
An Act to amend Section 7-3 of the Civil Code,
relating to actions for possession of real property in
certain cases (hy Mr. Nyel Passed-ayes 81, noes 0.
Senate Bill No 49l-An Act TO amend Section rs
of the Civil Code, relating to actions TO determine
and declare the validity of marriages in certain
10y Mr. Nye) Passed-ayes 80, noes s.
Senate Bill No 492-An Act to amend Section
1882 of the Civil Code relating to the manner in
which trustee may he discha ged from his trust 10y
Mr.. Nyel Passed-syes 80, noes 0.
Senate Bill No. 502-An Act to amend Sections
1857 and 1860 of the Civil Code relating 20 assign
ments for the benefit of creditors Coy Mr.. Nye)
Passed-ayes %, noes ].
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-14
WANTED. LOST AND FOUND

"ANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO
w do the Cooking, Washing, Ironing and
general housework in the family OF an Army Officer
The family consists of two grown person, a nurse
girl and little boy. To competent and reliable
woman permanent home and good wages will be
given. Apply, with references and full particulars
to CAPT. A. w. C0RLISS, Eighth U. S. Infantry,
Fort McDermit Nevada ap3-2w*
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23
july itn' 1851
CHE5ArEAKE u ONO RAILWAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS RnN AND CONNECT AS
FOIL oW,

NO l MAIL leaves Richmond daily, except Sun
day, for huntington. Connects closely at GOrdOns-
vile for LyBctiburg.
Virginia Midland Mail from Washington connects
closely at Gprdonsvile with No for Huntington
with chair Oar from Washington to White Sulphur.
NO EXPRESS runs daily and connects at
Huntington with Steamers for Portsmouth Mays
vile and Cincinnati. Connects closely at GOrdOns-
vile for LyEchburg.
Virginia Midland Express from Washington CON
meets closely at Gordonsvile with No for Cincin-
nai, with Pullman Sleeper from Washington to
White suphur.
Virginia Midland Express from Danyille and
Lynchburg connects elsely at Charlottesville with
No. 8 for Cincinnati.
NO. AC ONMODATION leaves Richmond dali
ly except Sunday, at $50 p n; and arrives at Cor
donsvilie at 7:15 T. M; on Saturdays only viii. run
to Staunton, arriving at IL Is P. M.
NO. 81 MIXED leaves Charlottesville daily. ex-
capt Sunday at 4:2) P NJ, arrival of Virginia
Midland Mail from Danville and Lynchburg, and
arrives at Wlamson'S at lis NJ
SLEEPING CARS on No. 8 from Richmond to
White sulphur. On No. from White Sulphur to
Huntington.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

NO. % MIXED leaves Sfaunton daily, excep
Sunday, at $40 A. NJ. Connects at charlottesville
with Virginia Midland Mail for Lynchburg art
Danvllle, and is connected with atGordcnsVille by
Virginia Midland Mail from Washington. and arrive
at Richmond at 5: 0 p NJ
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,

Mail Train through to Washington and Baltimore
without change of cars, and make close connection
at Harpers Ferry with Express Trains for the West
The Accommodation leaving Staunton at 3.l5 P. M =,
connects at Harrisonburg with train for Harper's
Ferry.
S. M. WOODWARD, JR,
T. FITZGERALD, Sup't V. r. r.
S. of I. B & D. r. R. june4
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

SLEEPING CARS on No 2 from Huntington to
w lite Sulphur. On No. 4 from Covington to Rich
mOnd.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

For rates, Tickets. Baggage, Checks &C., apply tx
J. H. WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent. Staunton, Va.
CONWAY R. HOWARD, G. p. & T.Ag't.
w. M. S Dunn, Engine ,r s. Supt.
may21,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

NO. EXPRESS, c. B. s. s. P p Steamer, leaves
Cincinnati at T. o. p NJ. daily and is due at Hunt
ngton to connect with No. 4 Express which runs
daily to Richmond Connects closely at Charlottes-
vile for iynchburg and Danyille Connects Glossy
at Gordonsvil,e for Washington, with Pullman
Sleeper from White Sulphur to Washington.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

GAUzE VESTS for Ladies, Gents, Misses and
apr9 WELLER'S.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23
poetrp.


The Oosmic Egg.
Upon rock, yet inchoate
An uncreated being sat,
Beneath him-Rock;
Above hiln-Cloud.
And the cloud was rock,
And the rock was cloud.
The cloud soon growing moist and warm,
Began, at length, to take form,
AS ifa-Something should be born,
A form chaotic, vast and vague,
That issued in the CosMIC EGG.
Then the being uncreate,
Upon the Egg did incubate,
And thus became The Incubator,
And of the Egg did ALLOCATE,
And thus became the-Alligator,
And the Incubator was potentate,
But the Alligator was Potentator.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23
apr3o t july 81

r1HE handsomest line of Hosiery in the city, for
i Ladies, Misses and Children, at
apr9 WELLER'S.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

FIRE PROOF PAINT IS DESIRED.
ssT 1t never cracks, chalks or peels of-has been
in use throughout the U. S. over IA years. and en-.
tire satisfaction given
All kinds of leaky roofs made water tight by the
application OF this paint. By the proper application
of this paint, and at comparatively small cost, we
have repaired old roofs, condemned as unworthy Of
further repairs, and extended their usefulness for
years.
By the production of this paint, we have more
than doubled the value of tin and sheet iron for
roofing purposes. rs Estimates carefully and
pre- mptly made on application All work warranted
and satisfaction given.
This pant can only pe found at our store, we Go
not sell it to the trade, but employ our own men to
apply it. The reputation OF this paint has become
so prominent among property owners and corpora
tons for its good and lasting qualities, that to pro-
tect it, We are forced to keep our hands employed
by the year. and not sell to the trade generally All
representations made by parties outside of our en-
poy that they can furnish the Old Iron Side Paint,
procure single pound Of the paint. Metallic roofs
coated with this paint will last many years without
any additional cost Certificates and names of cor
poratonS and residents of this State who have had
several years test OF both material and workman
ship furnished on application
Examination of Roof and estimate of cost made
free of charge.
No. Augusta ST., StauntOn, Va,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
L. LEWIS SAGENDoRPH, Gen1 Agt.
F. E. SAGENDORPH' Salesman. ian30 6m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

NO. z MAI. leaves Huntington daily except Sat
uvday lies over at White Sulphur from 50 A. M
Sunday till 0oA. ~. Monday. Connects closely
at Gordonsville for Washington with chair from
White Sulphur to Washington.
Virginia Midland Mail from Danville and Lynch
burg connects closely at Gordonsve with No. for
Richmond
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-23

This Celebrated Lightning Condtctor owing to
the material OF which it is made, and the manner of
its construction is the most complete protection
conclusvely shown by practica! test Of over twen
tyfour years. during which time it has been in con-
private and public buildings, in all sections OF the
country and although there have fallen upon it, in
numerous instances most terrific discharges OF
duct them harmIessly to the earth, thus saving ma
ny lives and property Of almost incaculabe value.
, 1880-01-13
Germany Jealously Watching the
Course Of Political Events
In France.
Latest Bulletins Concerning the
Condition OF I3fymarck'y
Health.
Russia Explains the Unusual Con.
centratton Of Troops in
Poland.
Particulars Of tho Recent Church Shooting
Affair IN London.
IRELAND.
nfETItEaH tSf.tfEAHfyf1,

r77crIrgu tNvnrAorwr
r.ovnou 1on !. -Enrrrsnon5onta or the 1,rcss
Aan,.,.io,, s,<+ +n,, thn df.. roas ,r rrai.n4 ia
nHs"e'o'' lnot' .n". ~. -. -
increasing. rive n,ihdre" ihnan'tants III tne
skulnbny District, County Limerick, arc on the
brink Of staryntfon. They prtccrde,l ts,.t}ny in
- tvv IN fr.or, err, o,,tnircf ro,,r ~ tt,,at,s nj
.A'u' ~ a, "uu w. ~ .,,aaa
pTsAN ny u'Rent FctEese1'tAllon VI thtaF c1tfeIa'
ity. Tho streets Of Cork ure rntrnllc l'y mount
cd pultce, mud tho magistrates Of ttlat city
nnxs,,1 rcsolt,ttons rr,tnp orrntcr nctty.tv in
,.'.,,.,.. '',..rt.,,, .n.s ,st,,,,... - tha
hurpFess'1'K Recommendations l"!r."@ms ~ tne
Iiuturc nj brcni riots, a'1h aeking 1of TIC ap-
ppjntN1ctt of additional rOiice.
A. n ,nont,nv nt 1,Ir,fnnhcnd vestcr,,ar. .bo
,r.,.,I,,t.... ~ -. ,,,"a soaa,,.n', T.. s,s". .,,s
A"sor Prcs'''.1H' ~ WIS les.'ts =" :" f"''I s"u
scFlplon Tor the Uitchcss u Marlborough 1uhd.
RrMMOSEp,
nav3tt. Dnly. Kl]1cn, md fireman to-ttay ro-
ccIye,l ,,oilcc, con,nnnJiuu them TO appcur bo-
fire tho Court Of Quccns Bench, Dublin, on tho
10th Inst.
, 1880-01-13

cr-.f,I 0I,u,t.L ~ TTa 0hfcTo, 71-hr,ns
apea. Depa'ea .' 20 !"o e"sao' t!1oa"s.
Uosros, jan. l@.-Itio feccntioh 10 faf'e!! n'i
1cnonstratInn NJ TIM frIont1s Of Ireland without
-. .astt,o., .n,o ~ ,,nrtv Aiho,,,,t, m
admission fco OF II WIS cnarEctl' tnu na1l
was crowded Us It never was be-
fore. tho platfor7n being occupied BY
prominent men aa Mo rest ~ tno n!.is
by Irish. Tho Ninth lsogllneht escoFttl tho
m l,nncnn strcot. whc,p pnrnoll Ia n x,,cst. and
,,h,, .," ~, tbo ,lut tfor nrn,rI,,,.
WY" 'hey apPo"seu W '"v ,.'u r,.,,' .' ,
n!Nl py Mayor ffsi1qct "ehHe1l ih'all's+ Aalu
othcrs, tho enthusiasm k1luw I'm bounds.
Ey,,rv eDcnkcr met with untn,I,u1e.l nr,-
3 .3 etS"s. III, ,,,.I,'.,,,,ss,,r.., :,
planse' Ala even tao "''' ut'1Il1'sS.u'.e"
speech Of Fhrncll thereby nPpcArcd very erect
iyo, Nuyor Prince, who presided, cuunsoIfcd
unt,cnra and nn1ticnce t,y tho Irish pepple,
r. t.a.',;mn tho,,, ' tn ,.,,vnr, of cmc,n,cs who
, 1880-01-13
TIE ALLEGED BRIBERY.


AUGUSTA, Jun. 1e.-Tllc House Committee to
Investigate tho chargcs nf attempted bribery
mot in Representative Hail. H. II. White wns
summoned to appear. but did not respond. 1lo
declined to rcoognlze tho authority of.tho Com
m1,tcc. Swnn md Hartman reiterated III SUBJ
stance their aitldavlts and statements III tho
House, with son,o additional particulars. Swan
sat he fitst lotlrned Of the bribery through J. O.
While, relative of II. X. White.
6ulon Chnse testified that BwAn cnltcd upon
him nj midnight on tho 9Th Inst nt tho residence
Of Ills cousin, V. T. ChHsc and consulted him III
rcgartl to tho transaction, and drew ,l tho stato
n,cnt that 1e wns going to tako tho $1,000, mud
sako OF exposing tho transaction. Ghnso atl-
ytsed him tU III nhcil. It appeared ttat no
other PARTIES witnessed tho transaction In eithor
Cnsc.
Hartman testified that he Mt first hcsltatetl
al,t going intn the 'n1sacsa. but nftor co'1sult-
thu Investigation will he continued TO- morrOW.
, 1880-01-13

NkltL1s, Jun. la.-purricular attention ts being
mid heEu to tho development Of ateu1r1 IN
Fr4!1sce, 1t WAS hUpcd that t.nu would rcti,nFo
tho national 4ttputhtes, Rl4 TINT war latght bo
altogether avoided, hut this hoIo has bcen much
shnkon BY recent 0vents Il, Franco. Tho nuw
French CAbinet, and particularly Fscnl!cr Do
Froyclnut, il 1nlstFaistcd, the lRtter bclng so"
RAfded ~ cfcnture Of QAMhetta.
1ElkAANy IN TUE PAuiYIO OCEAN.
L6 Nofrl, OF Brussels, discussing German et1t"
grafton, says; "W0 doubt whittier Germany
, 1880-01-13

I.OsnoS, JAM IA bulletin frr,fn Varzin faya
Prince lsls1nnruk Is hyrnHh1n1rlhcni.
LATEIt--13ilcttMR from fnrxlr N!ye most ttls-
ttnIrusnE nr:ot,nfs nT thu cot.tl!tinn IF Prince
nIstmrtk, lila strcriu9f frnnl s.sotn.,la do not
rlhl1c md the tInst powerful nurrts which J,hy-
B'ninns s!ar@, ',mp1ty hnyn thus far proved I'M
avAtinr to in.1uGu refreshing rlumbcr,
THE frhrG Is atill fnll1wlrx llia 1at1Al rrxne.
IL rn:a h,lrty titnutr Iata III tho ,lny forcing
hIhrcf IL ID ~. though his appetite Is extreme
" deficient, His Et.ttlnc HtNtft nftur ha .ncals
rrlccts tho fon1 which t,aa beer, forced up,n u.
~ conversation will, hIe Intimate friends the
rrl,lrh Rly.'s wny frequently Ia cxprcseons ut
l'rofnnd lrstrdm"ncG and detection. lie re-
pcnts thn r:.shrkns''n cxprrsaitIns which he 9aye
l1tfnrTl1!cE to t1rnc wGr1sa aRn, respecting the
p'tifnl "ntcntnn of a1t tho works FIR Gcrrnmny
whtct, hare absorbed his timo and thoughts for
Mnhv ycMra.
Tue crittcal condition III which Germany now
i: tnclnt!!nE thu imminent prospect 1T wAF with
R1ssln. tho ltslo,thtrd rc1livcnutlon Of Fr,nct
a,i % her ascGnl*t,ts to tho stumbling nf rHt1cnt*
cifI! nMl military rnHtF. which he did NIL TINT
!ny IN hIa power 10 prevent, and the cnmpiica.
t!Gns In which tho Empire is involved on gil
sttee nrp matters Of which tho Prince tQlks
lltHtse continuously.
, 1880-01-13
ARRIVAL QF The ARRkGQN.

NEW YOllK. JAt1. l2.-Tho steamship ArraKon,
from bristol, Eng, Dec. 10. arrived this 1nof'l-
Ing. Tue Arrnxon. stson after leaving 1arlst>'s'
was ryf.ort&sl Inst, with M1l on hourd. sho ~"
,ertcncetl heayy southwest to northwest EAlcs.
With terrific snow slnalis, amounting ut times
to q hurricane. Jun. 3 u heAvy soA bruk9 on
Halt1l Carrslng away tho rsItla atld slallthnia,
iftinH tho starFk,arl ltUMat nut ut 4ts chocka
ind slIys the quarter tAt to pieces; ;Llso stoso
tn tho wl1celhollse alld cArglcd AWAy tho Feiltl'
, 1880-01-13

HAVANA, Jan. 12.-AInOnH tho passengers BY
tho Spanish mail steamer Is 1'o EFpann. spaniHt'
Ntnstpr PIon!rNtcntiary to China. Tho object
of the vayngc of tho 1ntter Is apparently In rcla
ton 10 Chinese Immigration to Cuba.
rArAL C0NFERESOE.
LONDON. Jnu. IA Ho!no correspondent nm
1,oliilccs tint tho l'upo Inns R,,lnmnnrh nj. tho
Gur1nn l}IslinrA tn l,lc tn confer on tho nttnirs
IF thosr respective ll0ccscs.
NEANO.
sr. JOHN, N. D.. jan. 12.=Troap 4 Son received
tn-.,uy Il rnfilG fn1In Cnllnn stating TINT the
Cbtitnt.s hnh sl,.xtryrtlth J4bns deposits 1on.l-
Ing haA stoppcd, and thu 'lcot will probably go
bcuktng.
, 1880-01-13

i Lur@e Block ItenAlfy <1oned Out at
Five Per rCent-kxt1stActory 1Ge*utfa Of
nn Experiments.


F4vc Per Cent-kxt1stActoFy Results Of
nn Experiments.
Htxctta Nspsfsh to The Chicago Tribune.
Hr. A,EtH Jun. E.-CnnsFnrnbIo Interest hns
fcc,1 manifested III f1nancinl circles 1toro ns to
thu rrs.llt If thc experiment by tho rfty ,s,,-
thorttrs IN putting ,tInnl tho uHrkrt holitfs as
lower Fa,e ut Interest ttn.H t't[erts In tho pnst.
Art4rsIiuR tn tllr advertisement tHnilo III tho
city p,.pors, proposals wcso r,ceivcd fur tho
Ilrcnse t,t f475,sU1 in st. Ls'uIs city hnl'ls, to
t..nr llntp .nll. l. iaN for $i,Hxl ssao n tthitch
Statcs gld coin; nr sasa lAyahle twenty years
nfter dutG. ana lNHlrtnE s,tterMt Ut UGr cent
pr Mn!lu,i, se1n-nin,sAl t:oGrnnE Tho b!aa wore
utcnNi tt'-ny, vHrisn!s lu.nkinK firms t,o'nlNs-
iiK, Arld the ontrr it Ut l'n!NiA closed ottt IN
t~., to,a Ut prelul,!sn. Ia .los.xt put tho most
satisfactorily rule ut city tsltls y0t ,I'atl9, l'rt.
yttn.4 atton!as to sell : PR ceat. bonds MT ut
MayIng lren mot by par oHcrs All tho city
bnusl4 sold nf lnta ycntS haye bos1le per cont
tn.trsst. the laat 1t selling fr ,'e"rlK 1r se,t M
flu1i Tor 0cnt premium. il ab.Hlt eslltal 10 n
yalg ct per cents ut H. Their, ha.l been many
llta ex prs,sseal rs tn tho rWlllt hf tho oxper-
nrnt, and tho isel,e d denlnc.l at Interest ia
municipal authorities Of Western clt!es gen.
GrnjiY.
, 1880-01-13
nRITl1ARf.

C1tAn1EsyoN, +. C.. jan. E.-co|. a. Q. An
isows, for .nany years PFesldent of 9he Charles"
lun Chamber of Cutnnefoe. and prominent In
connection with tIIu eoast survey aud othor llse-
ful nublip cnterprlse4. died to-day,
Sp<et,i Dupateh 10 IAs Gat<49a Tttblns.
n,t,ou Iyo4us, ILL.,, Jun. I.-This morning
Mra. Harris fell tiaAta In tho road Rt Treulont,
TuxoWCil County. Cause Of doAtl unknown.
, 1880-01-13

NnItrAL1Ty F1t0A FEVER
Koxe, Jan. E.-Snd ncctMiHts Hru Rlvon Of tho
condition af tho population in tho northern
provinces Of tho Kingdom 1T NaplDs, where
foycr is epidemic. OF the largo districts, in IL
population Of ls:000 tho sick ntn1.1ut to 3,00,
md the deaths from July to December, 1870,
numbered a4H1l.
, 1880-01-13
ATGIIANISTAN.
4 CtifiI, AMEEi


IoSnoS inn. ia correspondent nj Cnbul
tccgrnphh rs fnlinwe: !" Last week mentioned
that the fortrtHs Of Ghazni wn5 held In our liz
tercst BY Abdul Katltr ! hHva now to report
that the custodlnns Of tho boy, Htsoaa Khnn.
hnvo obtained entrance there. I attributed lit
tie political Importance To tho abstraction nf
Moosa khun III this perhaps WIS Mistaken,
and the fact of GhAzni having opened It's gntcs
to receive hin Indicates TINT tho nomination OF
this child rs tho An'ccr nny prs,yc difficulty In
tho way Of speedy tranquility"
TIE 11EHAT1 LEApEr KILLED.
4 dispatch frnul Cnnt!ahar sayR that the lead
cr af tho Hermit troops hns been dccoycsl into
tho city md put tn tltnth by Ayanb Khnlt, No
REPORTS hnvn rcncllras hero confirming tho nr1-
nulrccnlent TINT Abdul fl1lltnnn KhMi. tho pre-
tender tn tho AfKl,An tfrf'nc. hnd arrived at
Hnlk!l. The Russian press and Continental cur
respondents freely discuss tho probabilities Of
the British occupation 0f ffcrnt.
NATIVE F01tcEs.
LAH01lE. inn. IA 1crsiHn correspondent
wr!tes TINT tho 1lrrtt AMI 1sHlkh regiments of
Afghnns nr1 preparing to march tD GhuzNc TO
join Mah11ned Jun.
I.0Yn0s, Jan. IA correspondent at Cnhnl
roports Mnhut1c1 Jnn hay[nH surrounded G1,,lz-
nee viii, strong furce. killed the t1oycrnnr,
Alnt1l Kndir, anh lo0tet1 the city. He is now
e,llrnyoring to r.ise the tribes to attlck the
british. Tho priest MOnAh Alum kuH several
his connection With Mnhamed jim In cons4-
quencf Of tho behavior Of tho Insurgents In
looting Cabu1.
, 1880-01-13
JOLIET SYMPATHY.

Special Dhpatth 10 1ht Chtea9o Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Jun. 1*.-An Irish land-rctorm
meeting was held III tho 0ruyo kchoolhousc, at
Druitlwood, Sunday Afternoon. Tho Hon. 4. II.
Morrison. OF Chicago, nlndo nn address. A sub
1Crtption-ltst was started, aud over 800 s,lI-
evribod aud collected on thu spot. co1sn!Ittocs
to cAnyasa tho town wcr1 arpnintcd. anil It ts
expected TINT ut lest 81 900 WIN be forwurIe1 to
tho larncll LvaH,,o within ton days.
, 1880-01-13

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan, la.-8aturday George
Peck, oolored, was arrested for attempting an
assault on Idn IIayos, daughter Of woll- known
citizen Of Hcalcsvi[o, Montgomery County.
Yesterday by WINS tnksn from tho 1atl by u.oo
Ii, that f1Nrl
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sp<etal ptspateh to TA4 Chicago 1nbanA \
Nocx 5oap, ILL.,, Jan. ia gambl!nT-deu was
ralded hcru Saturday night, All OF the parties
arrested ure young luen well known, and wero
to-day catled bofore tho Gs7lnd jury. which u
NOW !ll sesslou. =
, 1880-01-13

DECATUR, ILL.,, jan. H.-~1u-n1ght wns the occa-
sion os the Irish mass meeting at tho Taher-
uaole, Resolutions expreaalve Of deep sympathy
for tho poor of ireland wore adopted, aud aid
committees Wc1O appointed
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RUSSIA.
THE UfffMET

DRELIx, Jan. 1a.-The Russian budget for 1870
shows I'M cxnct bn1nnce between the Income and
expenditure OF the Empire, each being $50 900 0o0
rub!cs.
EXPLANATION.
DEiM1N, inn. 12.-Nussn bus bccn questioned
rclAttyc to tho concentration ut troops In Po1a,d,
md has rcplcl TINT ,ts there IN no angcr any
tinnKGr OF chillston With Turkey, thu rrgimenta
hitherto stationed in tho CrHcI and I}Gsar,,bn
are tnorefy withdrawn to Poland us q moro con-
renicnt district
WAR PREDICTED.
VIENNA. Jun. 1n.-The Trfsse is of tho opinion
TINT Il collision between RuERin and England Is
inevitable. Tic f'rtase Bnys Gen. skObcten re-
comfy declared Mt bHnpuet that Rlssl1 IL OH
tho eve Of hur nnti0lnl war.
sC1iouvA1.OFr.
LONDON. Jnr. 1a.-A ucrtn correspondent an
nnltnccs TINT r1iIr.r ts ntlunt 10 the effect
th.t tntint SchnusAlof{ will be appointed Minis
ter Of tfa1rc Affnfrs.
4 tlIzpntch tr.m FIannn sayx: Infnrnntlon
1n,Hs?ssts tIy military clrrter rI rr.rectiqg tho
lFtrflnitlDn nf HsssIun tr1h,s along tho -su6ts--
IttfxFinn fFUntfcr. by no tass.nk c+!Htittls the
t11,1lnrF nf unlls1nl conceut utEutiens nlonE tho
western frtntcrs tf Rugsla. TheAo r1linors lnny.
In Krent pnr. hnye hrtAcn f1II, the circumstance
thnt, ns ii consequence If the experience nc-
tuirctl tl.lro: thu Turkish wnr, .he whale Rms
sin1, military Organization Il III Tho stato Of
transition.
, 1880-01-13

Au0u6rA. Me., Jan. E.-On the assembling of
tho Senate this morning, PRECEDENT LRmson sent
, 1880-01-13

ORr1cE or TnE NORTHWESTERN t1NAND,
TNuNK RAILWAY COMPANY, IHr. II, ikNL
Notice "a hnFoy Rtven by nrdor ut TIN onri Of flt-
rcct2fs 9f tho GorrhnY tht special meeting of the
lHsi e c2nveno On tho 25t!t ax 81 March ncxt. at
CITY of Ghtcaa. in i,o Hnte IL i!i,n"is Ths obects
of which meeting nro m fnlows. tu-r!t
F1At1TU consider tho question " tho tcelrnbty
md pe4!cy OF consolidating thIs Corporation ind It'd
fnr1W;l stoek nfopaEty md ftnncts9. E!th the In
pnn5. The Gh!caao Nort1.enstesn r. lturoad CohCany
PAM On M!ehann). and whether Of mt m nRrGcMens
In thtA bEhalf which has hGen executed by authority
Of tho DrCct0rH subject IN tho SttckhOlarn consent
shnll he rntt.tod nnd aprroyedi and
pany tlnl iHauo IN bonds in the sum Of twonty thou.
sand dollata Per milo 81 H. roat u bo secured by
.ttJhElil 1iICKH0N,
JOHN i. 1IEltltIEK,
+. A. HOWE.
j, II. WHITMAN,
JOHN NCrAFFEhY,
directors.
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ftestRpcti, That tsnuu tIa,lsuon, Edward X.
Hall, George Il. Till, oliver llrKUn, Frtlnk e.,
NiokGrut1, Hubert n. l.prlnG PGrry, nl III this
GtntD. ~ HlMtttcti IL Reuts ~ members prllnn
fNGip Ut tho flniao Ut Representatives. Ut tho
Fifty.nintu Legislature Of Atalne fl tho plnces
Of sioIhgn y. I.orl, Jumes ". Clnrk, +. ". IT'LL,
.J,nncs ". Flys. .n.n II. Ilrt,wsl, ulu Janlcs 81.
Leighton, In tt1u Htnte Ut Mttinu.