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THE HOME.

II n not doubted that have home In that
place where each one has established his hearth and
The sum Of his possessions and fortunes; whence he
Wiu depart, IL nothing calls him away, whence II
be has departed he be waudsrer, and IL he
law.
" Then stay at home, my heart, and rest
The bird Is safest in its nest
Ger ali that igtter their wings aud dy
hawk Is lowering Ia the sky;
To stay at home is best"
--LOngfellov
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Testing i'm Letters.
nv Rev. y. WI. Lowrie.

fsMany and otherwise pleasant letter has
been spoiled by words which the writer in-
tended as Jest, but which Their eader took
in earnest. A pleasantly depends on other
things besides the words uttered. Along
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CONSUMPTION CuRE.

Prevent weakness and degeneration of the
kidneys and urinary organs-Malt Bitt:rs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-08-18

Is Terrible Disease. Its fearful eects-corruptiaz
running down the throat weak eyes, Deafness
loss of SMELL disgusting doors nasal deOrmes and finally
consumption From first 70 last 1t is aggressive. 0rd
treatments than useless II neglected while
develop into quick consumption The thorough
III. MG. wv. SASMS
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-23

Jnos Dages q Co. now have the
largest and cheapest line Of staple
Wool and Fur Hats in the city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-23
LIST or PREMIUMS

Awarded at the 25th Annual
Fair of the Gallia County AG-
rlcuIturai Society, held Sept.
8, o, 10 and II, 1880.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-23

THE PEOPLES POPULAR
oNE PRICESTC

An endless assortment of Ladies Dress Goods in Z
Brocades Novelties. colored and black Silks and all
Flannel Sutng. The largest varietyof l2a. Is and
offered ALI the qualities in Skrting Dress and Tri
black All the new styles in Dress Ginghamsf
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OYSTERS

Ii you are In need Of Stove Re-
pairs call on King & Dages and they
will ct you out.
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Its Ingredients.

70 shoV eur faith In Tie safety and exasllsnes d
- Z. B.. upon proper persoaal applieatiea. vhsl
UAtis6ed that 10 iDpositioo 10 intended, Ve viii
Vtvo tAs nance Of al il ingredisnts, By aAdsvit
III above o0s9s wsIe never made before By The pro
pgistor Of any other Family Medicine In IL vceid
Many te6tln0nlals. further infoeUation. aad
phlse treatise on Diseaaes e H. Bleed 8
49, each bottle iseseios0 Pries d pr boetlseou
laiainl Il ouners. Or % 70 50 doses. 6old b. dFu
eises. d. RAxscH. SoS Z Co.. Prop'n. Bu1h!n. M
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SC ROFULA
Wnaasrfal Care Of HliaAaass.
g 10 q O

ON b paid to any Pebble Hospital % b nut.,
~ published BY us which 10 not genuine.
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n TH4 PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY
i Waahipgtos Territory.
In The nsaasR q ths ssssts Of James 0sssa. Dc.
On rssdins anA Aline he petition Of Richard
AsAtos HsteAinsoe. The exscnsor II TIE Last WI
cd esoeaAeoe ~ Jannao Green. deceessd, eeettpG
forth thst said esests u In proper condition q
b cloeed: asd thst portion Il eaid ssests -.
nalns = y a.9msi TO The lssstss and dsv,ssa
Nsv. sAsss6srs. Il Il ordered By this Court tAss
al peEooaD ioeeeooesA il the estate Of oaid james
0rsso. 6seeess6. - I'D appsas bsasrs sai1 Pro.
hate 0o9s. = he CITY q osaaals. = sasd I'm
county. o. saturday. the itth Day Of Fsbsussy. 4.
p. leo. st ~ no) o'clock \ 4 tAea ga thera
% sAev cs1se. - aey thsrs BE-. Why On order Of
dlstr1butiea sheuld not - meAs g tbe reeldus
= $40 s..sas - IA lssasss md dsvisss saosd
Aad = : isrsher ssssrsa y the csurs sAas !
feeS oaeesssivs weeks bseoes ssad lAtA day Of
February. 4. D. leo. 10 TN WxxxIS Ixz11Il.
eUc.n. seNseae@ ps!assd and pas!ishsa u
said Oasty ssA tss.ttory.
Deea g spsa Csure tAis iotA DAY - Jsnaafy,
THOMAS Uu1KR,
Jedes Of The Probass Court.
Cessiy u xina, -.
I. fAouss DsrSs. jSdSs a.A sx.cne,o c,era n
u 1seeoAe oseFe = xins eeesty. vsAh0toa
Tssntoey. % aersby esEtify tAas tie forseolse Il
80 = - issSss Cent q ssssssS Sc ss
The roeee6e lhse1of
-, ~. yA.r.ss IAsss hs.ssss =.
~ haa1 ed e0xed ~ - & "a on
u Nh ioeA ~ = Jaasaa5. =. p. 10.
THOMAS Dunxl
JuAes ~ sx-oGleio Clsek e - Pso6oac ooar,
N'S sexias esaatg. wasAiagsea rssisosy.
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$50 .l1siss = 9 ssiiiss. = ssss
en1lsvonG epaaDunss -.
! !. oas ~ 49, - psg1-s0ee ~
eesnsl - - - ~ ssslsa :
. 0DeuuDo as
= la43s1 - s1nnDet 80.
8. @GAA $500 1ss ~ T. eeo0ny =
1ou6oO 6eoyoo - 80 -, .se S..
YeueOuDou1aas oooog q - z e
: 5.ssy, >. 9 60 = - q ,ss -
eheoe ~ 60. AADsD - oq40
1900. Ten 49, U1l1 - soo1ey9 -
-. - - VI ~ - - 1
eneaD - - 611111 eO1n60
Cs.qsle lAys1.laas 49, eee
~ n 49, lsils6s1iA y
4 Z. a1KaGDolD.
Dssi1k - CAsos
llil.1slun
$50 oe0assssool
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IL TIE Probate oouRr OF xrTsAP coUx.
In he matter Of the sst.ss Of George p. Smith.
Order 70 show easss WIZ dscsss Of d, tzibutioa
should rot b made.
Gu resdins ana aiins the petition Of David n.
hyss issr.:o. = ; :as s, -. ., a:o.s:
IN proper eooditteo 70 b clossd. and thas pof-
tion Of ehs cestdus q SID estate remains 20 b.
divi6sd - u Oosss sAsil Ard 70 b IL psrsoas
IL u ordered tha4 eli persuus intsess1sa In shs
eoests q said George y. Smith. 1eeeased. b and
appear beeoss The Probate Court Of ths County Of
Ntssp. v. r., q thu Courtroom Of sa1A Cuut. In
: ss ~ !. r r.: :s: n !. n E, - -:
YuaSy. 4. D. 1880. st 10 o'clock =. ~. then and
there - show csuss Why IN order Of distributes
ahoald aoe b. nsds Of the FeSidus Of satd eotste
sneng tas heansalsv Of the aid dscsassd &C.
Is Il fsrshsr ordered that copy Of this order
b. pe6liaAod fee four successive weeks bseese u
os3A l7th 1ay Of February. 4. p. 1850, IN TIE
n Hins county. and q general eircaiatisn IN
I'D Kitosp county. ". 7.
De.s is open Court this lsth day Of Janssry.
II. A. BATON.
Judge Of the Probate Court.
TERRITORY OF: wAsaISaroS.l ~.
.. 4. Dsesoo. Judge and sxof1cie Geek q
the Iroeote Court Of said county. d hereby Ger.
tiSy that the foregoing u . true copy Of IN order
daily made b. eaA6 Court on the 18th day q Jan.
ue1y, 4. p. 1850. md daily entered upon the rec
egds q oaiA Court.
80. In witness whereof have hereunto vt
., my hand and the seal Of said Court this
lam day Of January. 4. D. 1880.
49, H. A. BEATON.
J1dse and sx-ofaeio csyt Of the Probate Ceur. Of
kftssp county. w. jiswse
, 1880-04-27
NOTES AND NEWS,
POSTAL sunsIn1Es,

6ptefal Nspateh 10 1At Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, j. c., April aa.-rhs ilouse
Post Of'icc Committee this morning not only
yotel IN favor 0f the genernl principle OF
subsidies. but absolutely voted down, by
tilruct vote, the resolution Of Joyce, of Vor.
ulont which declared against subsidy. The
joyce resolution declared. that existing laws
give the rUstmaster-G General sufficient power
to meet all present demands OF the foreign
pustni service, and TINT Congress Is, there
fore. opposed to any enlargement OF these
powers, Tho joyce resolution was defeated
by / to 3, the vote standing:
:, Ytas-cook ns Georgia, Evaus OF South Caro-
linn, joyce Of Vermont, lplca-.
NuW-Aoncy. Shelly, kutchunl, 8tonc, Ding
tAm-6.
Tho Shelly resolution, which pronounced
for subsidies, was then adopted by n yoto of
. to 1, tho vote bcinE the royersp Of that ab0ye
giyeu. Tie Committee will entleayor to
bring this subsidy report before the unusa at
all early day whtuh, under the Low rules,
eau probably soon he done.
HoNTHRlsN PACIFIC,
The lawyers Of the Northern racHo hero
say that tlley are now more hopeful than they
, 1880-04-27
THE RECORD.
HOUSE.


Under the call of the States. the following
bills were Introduced and referred:
by Mr.. Urewer-Amenlllng tho statutes re-
lntlng to the erection uf public buildings.
by Mr.. Dunnell-placinK chains, truce
chains, md hnltur-chnins made Of wira or
rotls, wrought bound nnits. spikes, rlvcts,
cut nails, and spikes, cast-iron butts and
hinges, aud horseshoe nails VII tho free list.
Dy Mr.. Cox-A resolution calling nj tho
Secretary ut tho Treasury for information NJ
tn the number ut parsons connected with tho
Itfr-AnyIilE service disabled, or Wlt0 lave lost
thetr lives III rcscntng ltfe mld property Ill
By lit. Vance-To rellova the dlstillat!on
of fruit frnin tho tMxos HOW imposed by laW.
Ily Mr.. unyl,e-bDr tEle ERECTION In WASH
tnEt0n OF . statue of Gnti. Custer.
BY Mr.. Tllonlas-T0 tux tio manufacture
Of nlGnln9rEartne.
1ly Mr. L0rlllg-A. resolution calling for
cnrrasp0ndeltpe relative to- the fnterfernncn
with Amsr'can nc, fishermen III Fortune bay'
Mr. nIAgkbnrn % WIS amploiIn,ted m It, sipcake.s, pro pro
M: II. Mills submitted amendments to tho
rules, repeating t!le clause which Provides
TINT no bill stlall f'c amcnle.l by ~ annsxlu|E
thereto tho substance 0f any other bill pentl-
nftur tie COMMITTEES Ut tho Wi,nl9 B1nnll linM
considered any bill for trea lays, 1t Alin!l 10
competent fDr amy 1naInher to move that tho
Committee rlHe nlltf report the hill fAvnrAbly
tu tho IIollsc. Referred to the Culu,ntttee Iii
'':,t.i ST. Singleton (tl!} introduced hin for
tho relief of Nnr[l's q. Rcllo., l}cfcrred.
Weishts, it'd Measures Reported bSck tiio Glll
authorizing tho Secrctnry Of tho Treasury to
transmit subsidiary silver coin through the
mnil. Placed on tho u0usc calendar,
s f Goh1tts 11Ss stsGe 81 Nayn FsIsn Hrs to Gsstng
whether ally, otltcer ot Tho nayyy is on the
actiye or retired list Without having been
lcgnlly appointed. deferred.
The blll, passed for the rclof Of ,eertaln
Mr.. CntIroth, Chnlrlila11 Of the Committee
on invalid Pensions, reported back tho res
olutlon calting Oil tie Secretary 1T the
Treasury for Information rs to tho cAuae Ut
t|l9 aoata 'lS!Sy III pasl"s oou''tes anu o"ck pas'
I'lle morning hour having been tllspensesl
with. the llGnsU wellt Into Committee nf the
Whole, atr. Harris III tic cllair, o.. tho bill!
n,a,StnEi ,Ini,a appropriations for tho District ot
After u short discussion, the Committee
rose and reported the bly, to the llnase; ., :,
ss aon g aHpfSpFlatIff y ~ 9 9i NY y
other !'alf out Of tho revenues Of the District.
On tle passags Of the bill tho vote WIS:
Mr. Lowe iliado point Of ordcr that there
Tho p5,int was Sustained hy the Speaker,
so the bill went over wlthont tin8l aetioll: 80
appointed q Com'uittee Of Conference oi, tie
appS,te,l On ti!e spr!aser-aial,ning Commit
| tca In pIace at 0'Neill.
Alr. be,lster introduced! resolution for, q
specta! committee on, tho revision Ut tllt
, 1880-04-27
LABOR TROUBLES,

Sr. LOUIS, No., April d.-Information
reached this city about , o'clock this morn.
ing t!,at serious disturbance took placu ut
the Donk coal mines, near Belleyl!le, ILL.,,
fourteen miles from here, about midnight
last Mlght. Itappcara that the recent intro
luction OF now machinery, by which the
number Ut miners employed was retlucesl,'
caused great dissatisfaction among tbs men.
and at the hour narne4 about 400 OF them
lnade MI unexpected aescent on the mines,
tirs4 tic works, aud, 1t IL sa!d, killed one Of
the nen III Charge. Tho works and l1,achlt~
o'is oil IT 1t to % nwi,ers Of the ,aiae, Ssides hsrc
MD las Called upon Gov, Culluln for asslst-
alire. LATER atslces are looked for With
nlllcll anxiety.
FROM DelleVlil6, ILL.,, say the works at the.
mines Were not tlEeu lust night and no duul-
age was done 10 property. A demonstration
, 1880-04-27
Of tho law throughout tho lard, 10 yet uonIlttp Ia
those }ItAt a1ii equitable principles Of the tas-

Of tho law throughout tho land, DO yet oonadn Ia
those }ItHt nnl equitable principles Of the Ne-
puhifeun purity: mud
WHEnKAa, Wo tlcetn It. essentially to no tho
duty nf tho Executive nuthnrtty Of thls country
tn prutcct tho wcnkest ut Its oittzons, whCrDvcr
they n,ay be. as tho fundamental principles at
tta Constitutions; nnf:
WnEtEAa, It will Honn become tho duty Of tho
nstlzena 1T tho United etntcs to again eject n
rrcAldent: therefore, l,o It
HtstittI. Tint We, ttc colorc1 cttlsons of Cook
County, hnving ctnfnnce in Tint eminent Hni
distinguished stntsn1an. .tnlncs q. nlntnc, WIN
hns ~ notify tofcudctl ua III tho past. do h0roby
.loclHrc oirse1vcH to to frtt and Inst fur Junes
q. lllaln0 for President. Aud be It further
fA:safrfd, Tint we will tiso nllr Influence from
this tfmn honccfnrth. until tho tnaotinE 0f tho
NAttounl Convention, In eccurO tho nDttil ilnntloy,
md, II nominated. the coutton uf Jnn,es Il.
DAn0 Rs President nf those Untrd Stntoa.
Thu n,ceting then adjourned for one week
after three cheers fur UlA1Nc.
THE ttNANr llOoM.
Tho Twelfth Wnrtl t}rAnt Club met Inst
evening .at Owslry''s Hall, corner Of RoMy
md Mn,lison streets. MI. +. @. 1all pre-
sided. The usliAl rtuttne business WIS
transacted, and several ilew mamllrrs Wer.
admitted. Mini 1.arnGd, Of tho Eighteenth
Warl, delivered n lengthy a1slress, ndy0aat-
fnY Glen. Grants clalliis to tile Presidency,
after which tho meeting adjourned.
, 1880-04-27

Special DIpGtth 10 The Chted1o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April ad.-A Grant
man who claims to know wllnt 1}lalno's plnll
Is describes 1t rs follows: Blaine generally
intends to divide tha Ohio delegation to Gill
cago. After Sherlnan's speech nt Mansfield,
III which le DECLARED that l,e should not bo Il
candttlnte unless he hati tho united support
Of Ohio, Blaine took S1lerntnl, at his word,
md, while entcayortng To secure MI the Hale
gntes that he could for himself, has deter
mined that they shall vote for Sherman ut
C'ttcngo until such ttn,o as .Dlnine wants
them to vote for himself.
THE OBJECT OF THIS RC1tEME
Is to keep Sherman IN the field rs cansfi-
tiate, and tn prevent linn from throwing his
strength, for Grant until Grant shall llnye
been compelled to retire fram the contest.
Dafno'snextInDvatli atliosnmeurnntMlan rupurts
to bo to divide the New York and rennsyl-
vnnla delegations, and to break tito unit rule.
This Grant tnnn grently feurctl TINT n1ulnu
would haye the ability to do this, and xtNtetl
tint ha knew SOME tlGteEltes In Now York
and Pennsylvania WHO wnull absolutely, re-
fuse 10 vote for Grant. Some OF them had
told lin 50,
, 1880-04-27
FORTUNE BAY.
THE TENOR OF eALtsl3Unr'a MUTE.
cnr<{sJ Fljsrs19th IN Tht fHtrErn Ttthuf,A

THE TENOR OF eA1tslsunr'a MUTE.
Special Dsrasth to Ths Chicago 1ftbuas
WAsllixarox, u. c., April AA--Thc rcf,tsal
OF Great britain tn recognize the justice of
tho ciatm Of the United States far damages
on account OF the attack made upon Anierl-
can fishermen OIL the coast Of Ncwfountl-
lind, At Fortune l}ay, Is I'll the mntn more
elaborate repetition Of the previous lettur
fran L0rd Salisbury In which lte submitted
tho following points: That tho Americans
were using n scine fnr cntchlnH herring nn
tho 9th OF January, 1877, IL direct violation
of Title 81. Cap. TO-, Scc. l, OF tho Consoll.
tInted Statutes Of Newfoundland, vlx.:
mo person shnii hnut or tako her.
ring by or in scino or other aucl'
contriynucc, o1, nr nenr my pnrt Of thls
colony or its dependencies, OF tit my bays,
llarhors, or 0ttar placrs therein, at my TINA
between tho 20th day OF October and tho 2,tl'
dny OF Aprll"; TINT American Captains were
settling md putting out sciies AMI 1uullnE
umf taking herring on Sunday. tho atl, day 0f
ut MI act passed the o6th Of April, 1916 on
titled IAN net to Rmelld the law
1tELATISa TO COAST rlslIENIEs,"
vIz.: "No person shall, between the hours
of l2 o'clock on Saturday night md IL O'Clock
on Sunday night, haul or iake any herring,
caplln, or aqNid with net. sclnes, bAnts, or
any such contr!vance for tha purpose Of
such hauling or taking y: third. thai they
were bnrrlng flsil III tlireet vio'ntnn Of tho
continuance Of same net, which f0rbids the
uae nj nuy tlnN 0f stsfnn or Otlicr cnlltflvnncN
for tho cAtchlng. or taking, Of ilerrlngs, ex-
cent hy way Of shno(ng and forthwith linAl.
lGngth upt,n ILLS violation OF tic locn!
laws of Newfoundland, md clnins that
tho treaty Eave the Americans, no rights
TINT would eiinhlo them to fgtlnrn these laws
american sasa Is strenstllonc'i BY tia fact
tl,at alin sh1p WIS driven by n mob and not
by any lcg9l anthortty netting 70 pursuance
Of a formal coinplnimt TINT slllps wore vin-
e.tsd Tic subjects ior the i!n,ne tioyeralnunt,
A1,tl WIN reported TINT tho laws quoted alovo
were violntcl. falletl Il! quote Sre.. y of tho
xa1lla Inv Of Newtnan1lana, wl,fct! provides
t "n1tinE n tis eapter T., s5 III atlSet 1nn,r O
with her Majesty"
L0I.D aAr1snunr n1MsEIP
did mot, In Ills earlier letters, allndo to this
provision. Our authorities here held that tho
pG'ftinn TAKEN ey ts nnE!ls! oyeret
for which VIC haya paid 10, heavily. rhu
rlatter Is regarded aa vury SERIOUS, Az flrst
atop, It Ia likeiy> tint our Government will
;en It's @ 1w shlp tG pr2;tnct % our ''ssr1
Scnntnrs shy tlloro aro two conrses open to
tls. First, to await a time thrcu years hence
when notice can ho giye,, Of q teslra to tsr-
minate tho treaty, which would thcn ,terint.
mite 1t In July, 1855; or, Beoond.. wflnt Is
ntore rattcaI mid TO- the point. Klye nntict:
| Mt nrce that tle United States hnl,ls Grnat
I9ritnim tn hava violated tho trcaty, md
therefore tlic, United Suites Will mt longer
duties on tjsil, md et It's fishermen ~ m as
tl,sy did before tito treaty Of Washington
| wns made,
, 1880-04-27

TIE BLAINE c0ILailEn ct1n.
A inass-l'.ecting Of cni0reA cItlzUns, under
the auspices Of the Blaine Colored club, was
tBld last night in the church OIL Fourth ave-
nue., between l'0lk at,4 Taylor Streets There
wurc over 100 prominent colored people pres
Ont, n,,l the nomination of James q. blaine
was enthusiastically received, ], II. Howard
presided. The ChaIrn!atl natle q stirring
speec!, In favor Of Blasnu as tic consistent
friend OF The coloretl race. IIo referred to
him ns ~ luan Wtla llaA moro brnlns and
political GaEnclty to the si!lare Incl! tllun u,ly
t.lRn In tho Ul,itut States"
j. 4. Ii0usuT Rlso Ap0ka,. urging the COL
oretl peopla to assert Themselves all set, tlat
mono but Dlaino delegates nre clnotea at tho
primaries.
tlrIAf speeches were made by ottlnrst !nttt.
cutting q strong lila!ne c!sinent snoHg. tho
ware unanimously adopted:
WnxnEAs.. Tbs ooloreM oitxcns Of Chicago,
feeling deeply Interested In tho welfare, success,
nnd prosperity Of th0ir country, tho protection
Of the rl2hts OF It's c'il1eas, aud tue supremacy
, 1880-04-27
ILLINOIS.

Special plspaseh to Taa Ghteago Ttbunt.
GENEVA, IT., April aj,-'rAc Sherwin
boom Is stcalli!y advancing III tho old stal-
wnrt Fourth District anu tho mat, who has
proven himself true In every detail to Ills
constituents will bu returned by them In COLI
tinue tho gool work. During Ills single ycar
of ostleo ut Washington Mr. Slarwln llns won
the appreciation OF both friends and enemies.
l2y IFS strict Integrity anM l,oneaty Ut pnr-
posc he l,ah tltsprovctl tho theory that pub
lic n,a,i cannot remain nmcDrrupt III olticc.
Nntiol,al Legislature. Kn,iu County IL ILLS rs
solid M Il rpok.. Every town snva, perhnps,
ElEil, witt surely instruct lIer delegates fur
the Accolld-term candidate. !ionnc. Acllnnry,
win, anl WlunatMgo likewise, ,slIouit lis locat
candlnta-Col. Drnzee-rettfo. Az yet nous
Of tho asptrants are. making stirring call-
YnHS.
, 1880-04-27

Thu revolutionary uowspAper u, hussla ts
lttcrnly, tcllrftl'lr, anl wonderfully matlc. Odd
atur!eS nAy1 bugtl tnl1 OF how tl0Ghofnrt't f4t
j.nntet1.a was s0Mottmea Issued during tho
palmy .lays At Napoleon Ill., and Plctri. hIs Pro
feet OF l'ollcu, mid tho ulHvEr cusc4itlro III
Punch will bu remembered 1T tho two worknlun
IN hl0uacs watching mp the street and down.
posted ~ . proelMaInMauon N a69,t I1,. " tbast6,
c,tllol tho IFtI pf tho peolat has still Inore cx
tE4Urltuary dliiouEties t0rncountcr In lts Btrtg-
Klc4 toward publication. Il III Issued As cunning
from "Nying proas u; md salt IL, Indeed, fur
the oniy c.iAca for the types ars In tho pockete
OF tho odltu&1 ana publishers themselves, a1d
tho only printing apparatus y soma aE'H!l
lettcr-prcas or haEl-p prcsa th9t u utterly
above anything ltko susplctolt. Tho papor
l. IT'LL. sheet abe4t s!x tnches laHk ind
is Us follows: When tho Executive Con,nltttou
hsaal,ything which It wltt,ts printed Or circu!atot
tho address, proclamation. ur n0tlco IL written,
Ano th0ll tho melnbers Of tho Committee Nro
Runllantiett t1 mUet ut Bala1 scrluded plnco. Ono
hstnEaA u E.rt OF tho typp with him IN Ills p0ckUt,
9hothor more type, n third Ink, u fourth paper,
and other nlaterin!s, until tho extenlpt,rp Job
Dtteo IL quito niacu up. Tho sypu IL sot. tho
coptos hlrti,saly printed sna sent to their
destinations, The typo s distributed egssin y tho
Tho Arttclcs, however. uro ~ vigorous Rud enrr-
RGtlo ~ II they wero sct np IN w0il.AppOintpd
composing. rom ard printed utN,tl iiN olXht-
cylinder prpsy. PnlhaGly they ura Il great deal
lnoru 10, fur tho !PHi " The Itrle IL not In
datKer OF D9IllR sued for lbel nor docs It ne4d
to keep y lighting cdttGr..
, 1880-04-27
CANADA.

Tho Gaochelnan Cotton Strllke Itnded.-
Another Strike Reported ut valley.
AelA-A SILK Cotnpany.
Special D1passh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, April 2a.-Ti!e strike ut the
IIacholngn cDttoli-tn1tls lias practically eMdct.
About two-tl,irtls Ut tho operatives went to
work to-tlsy, tl.ll II Is expected that moro will
folluw thoir example Tomorrow. Somo llfty.
of tho lnen have lDft for Lawell, Afuss., to
work IN tho Mlills.
The tnforn,AtEon.Was received loro today
TINT II strike Ind occurred ut tho Vulleyiiull
Cotto,,-Allll, abunt l50 wcayers having gone
out for I'LL nttvAncU of wNgpA Six pollce-
n,el have been sent from this city to presarye
order.
"A company will. $4,000 capital llaa been
forl,led iiere for thu, 'nnnMfacture Of vi TX.
durimg tllo iast four weeks oxceet!e.l sl00,0Vo.
O..KyII.I.E, Out, April Ai-A vlulellt w1l41,
rain, A1l hull starE. PASSED oyer tlla kt:cll6'l
this ufturn00n. Houses werU tnrootetl, barns
Pickett, ut work OIL II sc0w, fenrtng l,e would
be blown lnkawnrs(s, l,lmput uyeraoartl nllt(
"ttS.ptsd toawiin M Msl'ore' lat was .!rt'wEsW: u.
Introduction. Into tlls rrav!nres at 0ltarlo,
QMeOcc, New brunswick, Nova Scotia, antl
pr!Mce , Edward lS!H!ui q neat cattlo md
olltur Callut!a In bol,sl ut tho lorts OF SnrHia,
Windsor, aud AlnllerSthurE, IL bo CON,
veyed under alrvelllalee alml strict
rules Of Isolation through Canadian
territory 10 tho American frontier ut ls0uye'a
Point, st. Armand StntlGn, island pnn!!, tho
BuspenAlnn ltritge {Nlagara}. international
shall b1 allowed unless tlle ngruelllont l,.-
tween tic Allntster Of Agriculture otA tho
railway company: Interested in ,ud coll
lluetlnK such tF0llslt l,as hcen sOt,l-
n,lnlciftet TO the Collector. Ut Customs
OF eaeh OF said pnrts Or atatlons. The. I'M.
portatfo3 aa!a intr.nlNstlon Of a,ltnals frn,n
Of Ilnlifax. Ut. Jolill, N. b., and Qlebeu.
,QuEnEC; April W-'rhv water In 81.
Charles lltyer u hsgl1sr ti!aii f1r toty years.
llA!lFAS, y. s., April MA dispatch FROM
ct. Johlls, n. r., says: ",rho steamer
l Sgro1t.l' ilor ioru con,pS1t1sant s1 Is ftil ii
water, Tho dry goods ot llcr cargo are
seriously &lalIAEc1.