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SWALLOWING
POISON

nostrils or upon the TONsILs. Watery Eyes
SEsE BHEns n the t Er RE4
sREH Saaa 4sr so se ESeS the EastTs
and Tickling in the Throat are
SIGNS OF CATARRH.
NO OTHER SUCH LOATHSOME. treacherous
and undermining malaGy curses mankind.
seneTated By is fNFEofio1s PofsSN. and
one-foprth Of living men and women drag out
FEE s0T s IA the
n TaE 81 sna NHEb o fHG
LUNGS to POISON every part of the system.
DR.. WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
ef TFs u
the sXstem en- It viii not ONLY RELIEVE, but
i IL Only GRkE e Any oa sTA sa
HHR6s sfs eGeE ysf REALLY CURED case Of
CURED! CUREDH CUREDH!
ADoLPH, TAYLOR. with wadden & Co., 50 Beck
old, Of Catarrh."
Rev: CHARLES J. JONES. New Brighton, 8. l.:
Worth ten times it cost"
". A PHELAN, merchant. Al Nassau street, n.
Y: ''Cured of Catarrhal Influenza"
CHAS. MESEROLE, GA Lafayette Place, N T.
''Son cured of Chronic Catarrh."
D. D. McKELvEY, q. s. revenue officer, 6 State
street. N. Y: "Cured Of a severe case of Chron-
ic Catarrh."
HENRY STANTON, with the Nassau Fire Insur-
ance Co., 30 Cotlrt street, Brooklyn: 81 have
experienced great relief since using your
Cure"
W. 81. EVELETH, n. Y. Toy Store, 16 Fourteenth
street, n. z: Cured of Catarrh OF several
years standing"
j. b. ZIMMERMAN, secretary, 9OS Third ave.
n. Y, Never used anything with such good
results; Catarrh since childhood; hearing i'm
". R. SEARLE, with Pettis Co., Broadway and
Seventeenth street, n. Y: Wife cured of
Chronic Catarrh."
Rev. ALEX. FREESE, Cairo. N. Y: at has
worked wonders in six cases in my parish"
Rev. G. 81. TAYLOR, l4O Noble street, Brooklyn,
\, Y: 81 am radically cured of Catarrh."
j. HENDERSON, l55 Newark ave., Jersey City:
81 lost my voice by Catarrh, and have been
cured"
ETC.. Etc. Etc, Etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03


"Come, now, Judge, l have TO wash for
living. That little trihe last night can be over
looked in such big world as this. Just look
at the blisters On my hands,
know you do work, and I'm sorry to see
woman OF your age here on a charge OF drunk
enDeSS."
Please pass over IL, Judge. I'm growing
Old and won't be here long to bother the Off
GERS and the courts"
Yes, Mary Shanter, you are growing DID,
he said, as he leaned back and looked at her.
Il see wrinkles In your face, gray hairs on your
head, and know that you are breaking down
Your husband is dead, your home is gone and
your children are in heaven, ] hope. l know
that you must sometimes feel lonely and per-
haps reckless"
"Ah, Your Honor, If you only knew what it
was to be poor old lonely woman-nO home to
go to-no friends to turn to-no memories OF
anything but shadows"
She hid her face In her apron and sobbed like
child.
lyon may go.n' he quietly said: "you can be
good, live sober life, and sunshine may come
| see you here again.
And themS the first blessed. kind words
I've heard in ten years!n she gasped out as she
withdrew, and court adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

t1-In the New York senate Thursday, the
nomination OF John D. Lawson as superintend-
ent OF the insurance department., vice John s.
Smith resigned, was received and referred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

u Had the gem puzzle been known In an
Gent times, Job, the patient man, boiling over
with Impotence, would have exclaimed. 40.
that mine enemy would play 1S!"-P1cayxi1e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is the
mort IMPORTANT medical DISCOVERY since
VACCINATION. It is sold by ali Druggists, or
DELIVERED by D. b. DEWEY L CO., &c Dey
street, n. Y, for 81. SO package. To clubs, six
packages for 81 so. DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
TREATISE is sent FREE Te ANYBODY.
feb7-s3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

UnfavOrable Point Of Observation.
Virginia New Enterprise.
A son OF Erin who by some strange chance got
into fight yesterday afternoon was asked by an
acquaintance some particulars in regard to the
affair. Said he: ''Well sur to tell you the truth
saw but little of the fight. was on the und-
Their sine of it,"
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nostrils or upon the TONSILS. Watery Eyes.
SNUFFLES, Buzzing IN the Ears. DEAF
terntteDt PAINS eVer the ~ E we fTb
BREATH, Nasal Twang. Scabs in the Nostrils
and Tickling in the Throat are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-03

THE WEEKLY STAR.-This is a double or
eight-page sheet, containing fifty-six columns
Of fresh News, Literary and Agricultural matter
every week, and is pronounced by competent
judges one of THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES
, 1880-04-10
WANTED AT A WAKE.

At a into hour lust night Or. Cunningham was
nrolisud out Of hls led in respossu 10 n sp,np-
whit singular Gull. Would ha 20 to tho end ot
Chlcavo aycnue to sce luan who was thought
to ba do4l7 Why, ut cutsso, and tho
Doctor niado the greatest haste in put
tug OH hta clothes. Az II prccautloss
hu teok bis surgical tools With him. The
satd tho loutnr to himself, u aln n fos Iii, lis
ono Of tlt,so bluuly rows, nad t4or0'a uu fees,
an1 elcar Wy, Trsse q, r. time xhp1, tho e!!so
% ii ia " pusrosc. s rhs n., stauascr pros4stSI Sl
that It wssn't such n "salous ease Ut
al," aud tlMt thcro would bt III
tr'ublo ubaus ctllor tos* Or rolloo Court trials.
llu led tho why ~ No. Ut Wcssul. ytrcet, wtrrU,
to tho Dnetoss surpriss. 'snku was IN pivgtsss;
I'LL explanation. for, ~ utery Ono knLtSx, lilc
last p!acc d,utor wAnta I" 4o ~ !nto II fnmlly
MOURNING oyGrn slcal persoa. llo RllA hs urt tr1
too npt 10 Lo rosled The waa soon settled.
HuH,1 u Df tho ncghbors thought tho docuusetl,
llarnoy Judd, u gran-trlhlIneF, luokul too mt
rlll uild ilfclIlSc, a,I tt,olr Ikl,iAlto,ls grow
mill l.4rney wus nut dcaa but Sleeping. They
tcatcd htnt with plus a1l1 nuellcs. and with 4
mirror, but thes1 Wtro unsatisfactory, Aud they
wanted physician tn pass upon tho easy.
Dir. Cunningham funnd that narauy was "dcad
~ aucat,' snd bud BEEN II, for s,uio huurs.
, 1880-04-10
4 Judge Defines His Position in ADJ
yuttc4 Of u Eytul.

LAFAYETTE. Ind.,. April s.-The criminal ltl.cl
sditor @ re Of y tho utnMssee II sS IieMidp ip alit wh9t
W. much has l,e9n suid for tho lust week., wins
Cullf d laturu hia 1l0nor hlayur ki.niuri. Thu
plEtjrs wuro really tn proceed. When his ilntlpr
rtsu aEa stated that ho entertAnetl too tnueh
pcrsz,tal fosis,g naaanst tho dofuntlaMt IN tho
case to eulr4lyUr to hear tho crtsa. Tho ifshtht
lIshesl ltas at,ollt hn. md ony respect tor Inv
nila thu position he occupied befuru tho people
prevented l!M frlnl ut once nijnurninV
ttnrt and III tivo minutes ttno giving editor
Lulurty nll tho "tuat!c0" ho wanted iheu ntld
thcru- Tho I{enlli hus wrolKfully accused his
l1ullor IN sUyGr1l instances, ulld hu at ong tiHle
seriously thought nf bilnxlnv proceedings
aKainst its editur. The original paper. Yern
thon WlthdrtiwiI lt'i new ones wiz ~ hlctl Go.
for saturday morning nvSL
, 1880-04-10

was scen on tho street fsw days
T' II e es' sfes ssae: e e p 0no o.nc.s ns "ss 81
tho woman who runs tho restaurant. \ grcnt
nnny ether things woru heard tt',lohlng tho slip.
at Tho corhtr OF Lake anil lIalstcd, md
asn sat soTo W9fo sppsxC ea;ea w.; Il tlo
facts, nro onnilHl. or ought 10 bv. to llayo sNK;
lsfii asease to fis present SC t lesaity. f '''' '
In Ills mca,idcrinss tho reporter mot
THE COUNTY AGRET,
and he .wns loul H. hs c,fnpla.nts md out
Y9ff1 s nat Z nrr s tsass @ m W n q sSpas On o
tho streets. md iaeetl ilis gel.1slll. ~ tho
fnct that far two weeks pnst sick nf,tl stspelDla
i.un residents. Ona ase hut tne u him during
aiM1 tho doctnra ha'l tlfsnRrG"tl, lfc hnl no
tl,o Cn,ny iIspttaD whrrf The ,,1lcrrtnnty rs 10
llis n,a!a.ly prccntca Ill: n'nss1n. r. Frnn.
,asne sn s wcrS ' Ss ss"t asso to tho as e' n"ns
to fH5'i in ever, % ',ay. % MD 10 ssas ptSrlrss III
cos,i,i s nothing osu. At least dozen of s,lcll
cnseA hui come tn him IN thu Inst week Dr !lsnro
which hah lne,i dismissed frnnl s'nc of tho
frienliicss. and he having tin rlcA1Is ~ tirc for
tcM they wcrG OH tlle street, md. whrthnr they
n , sss lsissos r 1I"x ,Iy9 ''y Ts ~erS ;sK 'tSr a
GONG II, fnr, hD Ha tint yesterday hc request.
"a tho County lhystciA!i 4. no 1T HI nilcc "
c,,ses, tint t',oy might DO dIsposol. ur III snne
why, mud, fl,rthorlnore. Ind placed ono ot hts
ot'scrr. ut lIs ollce oor tn prnycnt tf,otr rulnE
wotlon md ehlltiren WIN wrro constantly ta,rre
for relief. lie thinks TINT ann.ethlng ohEht to
10 done at o.iro to meet the emergency ai ro.
yDNH tho ttEtsStty OF tho city county rl1,rtI
, 1880-04-10

and lark and decaycl pinces cut out. It Is then
put into z lMrgo cMidrun md boiled, which ux.
renders II soft It is tho1, nut n, iargo stbno
grinder. with water pouring mn It all TIM time.
Tho Krfndstnnp wchrH off tho flbrrs Until thoy
.1vcptAcie. THO wntrr Is drained u by nellns
nf il,1c sieve leaving tho pulp, WHICH cos!nts
o. , 1Ino i,zs or 'rmtsss II wM1 It 4 white
tntxGlt with rME.tp, nr anything ctsn tint f1ns
L. AtrotE f'brc, nnd receive tho proper cnn-
gtiturns To nuke IT Into rHatn, nrtnr which It In
RIM III into pnper sheets; whorGns rags havc to
l0 whsllca md bleRchctl with chloride. Of lime.
eu.la nsh, nil alum, nlsl such strong chesnirnls
in tnse oat tho tul0r. Then thoy nre picked to
pteccs antl mule Into. pulp. The process by
which wtnd.pHlr L. mutle Is purely mechanical.
II c,.i ba lnnd0 c',enp, say ut about ono cent q
tlpItub. -.-- ~
, 1880-04-10
Tho Marriage OF tho Duchess Of News
castle, "a

NEW YouK, ,Aprlts.--A cubic special lannnunccs
tho murrHKu Ut tho Duchess Ut NUwcustlV tn
'F"m linhlor, tho opern s!ilScr. Tho hrido Is Il
Lt'.lon WhIle residing with her .mt,.hor u
Nirc IN asN shp nttrtCtu.t thu attGntinn NJ tho
then Earl Of ItneGln, WIN Aftrrwaul bccln0
DIka, uf Newcastle. Tho match did not meet tho
approval Ut IIOp1 Ur tho members uf Ills fHuily.
hit tho Indy wis bent on wcar]nx u cutr,Ilet atl
alu hhtl her way. Tho t!elts ut tho tatO Duke
wEfp en0rnDtls ut tho tNu OF tho fllnrriMge, lllt
tho Hunl Or $:aW,U0 WIN necessary to plellr thom
ulf, Tho patriMUnul estnt0 ut Clumbcr, which
bud long been BctI,,est1rrl for tho b0noiit
Ut cretlstars, was rc!oased FROM thoIr 4rMsp
Gt,ilpls lived toEethor happily until the intro.
duet!Nn Ut Mr: Ilotlcr iHt0 tho fMmiiy circle III
1871, which led tn nn tstrnnHahetlt, llO end OF
k!AtMll.l, ltynrco proceedings, and separation
thMt !lstctl until tho Dnkv'a death lust yeIr.
liuIltA". though EssessItl ut tlnU voice, III INT
cnlsHlsfurttl by inijlrcsArltH lriXht particular
KiAr, tHckfEH finish MID correctness, OF hlte,
l0wov.:r. hs 1mus!cal education !laE brun ptA-
tluctea Itlcr Tho ttst istors, wlllso services
WGvo handsomely compensated by tho Duchess.
Her lhtst son, tho Enri Ut lil,c.n, nn hvlr Ia
tho Dul:ednln, IL Il buy Df nb0ut u ytnrB. WIN
mt With m ..crent ii! ,cithn"l, n.id Is now II
cripple \ sillli.Ar neellent befcli Ills younger
llrtither. l4Urti Clinton. very recently. mid the
Coclunncg wis ltA'kt4l EpnA by tho sulirrstitOlls
as IN iu-OlnDn ft.r tho fumlly. THO l}lluAess,
thuLIyh AprllIlg fratn u wealthy fninlly, IL not
possesstal ut u HrrAt fortune Ia lur uWll right.
, 1880-04-10
LOCAL CRIME.
TIE HOTEL THIEVES,

TIE HOTEL THIEVES.
Tho Tarltlu Hotel robbcrs woro mt brought
into court yesturlny, Us wus expected. hnt VIII
undoubtedly be nrruFgne1 su,Hu Tina to-lny.
Among tho books fouhl in thn rs'nn nccisptch
by tho rcascs woro two which evidently were
carefully kept us mcmornntn Of ensh receipts
nntl disbursement. Tho munth OF Jnstnry
Inst ncttctl rcase S2as. ind enct, month sinco
tilcn hnd nettcd upwards Ut siAl, nMk'n9 tota,
Of $G01 for thrcu tnunths' work. This Ia II very
good credit account, but when u few years lii
tho Penitontslry nru added to tho debit account.
tho "rrnnt Md Loss" NY, will re, not ,,, ahow very
and q respectively. Now tho police have ascer-
tntned Tint tho $i5 wis rucclyed for watch.
wurp found upon Thomas Ellison. This ltspos-
Ing or prnpUrty bus bccn Ellsnn's speciality,
niiil, could his companion he captured, tho pn"
llce thLik they would be nblG t0 trl,ce out tho
whereabouts Ut tho rolnnlndur OF the property
StulClt from tho hotel.
, 1880-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS,

Through assistance rendered. Detective Jnmes
Cslck, of 1l,tfulo, by tho pullcc af thla city, q.
NJ. Thompson, nlfas 1nh,issll, Nllns E,lpt. John
He'll, Jr, has bccn arrested In ~. Louis. Ile IL
wanted as buffalo fnra sl.GO forgery, Atld pnr-
chauco for bigany. M It ~ Thought llo liUa wfo
somewhere III MASSACHUSETTS,. hes!tles tho wfo
IT. Buffalo, whom hc icsortpl when ile gut into
trouble.
Mr.; ca5r. teanster, was ,yester;lay hell by
Justice Whllaca IN 800 IL tlls Grn,nnl Court
inveMior, from Wai'ksgln, ii. !ho eor,er q Clnrk
and Washington straote, ut II nelouk ycstcrl0y
ks @ .a3 aT SF sS n s Ss y fTS Ss sSs t
bndIy crushed.
John Lyons, wanted for tho highway robbery
OF Alexander Cock, NJ. ~: LaAe nvonns, waa
q hy sas assss 'a!a - sns :e"s e"sq ws lss s
ys tSxsshes , H''n b ssr s n monsr n 'n rs say
Fugi.,s l,utehur.slioi', 1t tho cor,.er II Arnold
af thu iyons tamijy. Tic i,Srncss Wis is fuHnl
II, barll occupied by tho thl0rcs.
elcetrntypu foundry. it No. ~ Kinzlo strret was
s"lca d i ssb his VIII WIS o. s.o i u lie e%s 'ssy
suppressed casos Yesterday i)etcNtIves sh1i.
n1S p K0snE a Sg stss''i 'aaf gsSo s, op j y0sa
while ho waa under lock md koy
St os the s,9to9 'ho,, 10 e2nto1ss ;p s tlat
vluo wis iiieharI l,iAokil,oru, o'!o ot tho Four
@'ulssGs.. ST. - ''' o'''''D'' s'''' - '''''''
THO arrest Of Edward r. I.unlell for stealing
witch ana sshaia fron D. KSnnc11y, wh"M
h. H. n9 ar9 q. s .s das ssip ,Sass %'s ws n ct, !.
ileaea eE aa key Sail'sa ss eassssea 70 s ss
stt!sn /; snd ,oi4 w1srs e. hsa paSwsYaca ~
etrpCt,-WhCre It WAA recovered by tho pnltcG,
, 1880-04-10
RADWAYS REGULATING PILLSI

Rereeet Purs~t1vs soothing Aperfents. Ass
Wlthopt Pain, Aiwaya Reliable and
Natural In their Operation.
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOp CAL0xE1s
Perfectly tasteltss elegantly oAated with
awcct yum, purge xuKulnte, purify, eleauso, una
NAuWAY's Fa1ls, Tor tho cure Of all disorders
Of thu Htonsach, Liver, lsowalst Kt4nUye, lln'l'
dor, Nervous Discusses, lIbatiuche, Constipation.
Costiycncas, Indigestion, Dyspepsla, ls!!iousnes
Fever, inflammation uf the llnwtls PLUS. s',t
al deEaMxs1,,t,nts Of tho Internal vtsoGra. WIZ
bio. oontalltnv no mercury, u'inora4s, or dole'e-
t'rs1 rW obs.ryo tho following symptoms resu!s-
stipation, lnwnnl Piles, FuIlnuss Of ttlu nood Ia
tho iteai, Aellity nf tho Stomach. NMIstsI
Heartburn, DIr9ust 0f Fooi4 Fnl!aess nr Weight
ia tho Stomach. Sour Eruutatlona, 6lnk!nx %
Vian pS,s se or @eS. % HafoS liz bRst Pesss
una lliil Fntl IN tho lipad, ueilcIo,iuy 1T Pcr.
hplrnuOn. fellownaHs u tho Ektn mud Eres, lal99
ii tho hldo, Cuust, I4lnhs, md sudden Flushos u
A few dosca of laAnWAy's F1Lts VII! tres Ids
eyYtUm from nll tho aboye.lannGL AlBur1aFs-
Prizes, va Ct,ts Per Ho1.
We r0pent that the rcadgr must consult OUT
boOks and pAEers OH tho g'ib5cct uf dtsaAsos aaa
tholr cure. among which ,nay t'o tnllnol:
"Fulsd asAI True"
"Isadtpav on Irritable Urssl4r9,"
Hls+sttray Oh Ber0ftdd,"
and others Eolatlng to dl1eront clauses Of dr.
'A''"' SOLD Dy DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TlUE.n
Send a tsttsr stasnF 70 R4aD1RiY i co., No
~ Harrs~. oor. Gi.Mvrh.st., krss YosA.
fH Information Svslh nVusxuds viii Nv Aa0s
kts.At.
, 1880-04-10

TIE CHICAGO d. PACIFIC.
Tho attorneys Of the Chicago l. Pacific l.ail-
ruad Company yesterday appeared hcforo Judge
DlodHctt t.nd gayc him To understand tiut
thoy Ind pnt1 Into Court the day before
$ylU,1 in god With interest oh that amount
Ut ~ per- cent sincc, making nbout
sloi1,o md asking f9r II ccrt!tlSato ol rl,r;,
rhase. They tlen pnid u stllAll additional
auH l0l.,st. III all, and tho Ju.Ku then entered
II or,ler iyctilf that s,.e. syn, lnd been pa!d
5ohn !. isnir @ osi.ois III ~ Nay isi1. md nd i,'dias
1'thut said defendant, tho ChtcaFo, s rnclllu
3.a!irond Company bus ~ its llrt ,lo1,o whtt nI.
71eh salc+ Int tho Court reserves for further
cuilsdrration tho tme auu terins IN whfcn 1t
VIII, I!rcct tho delivery OF tho property to tho
Mr.. Lnr,1c!, on behn.r OF the blair interest,
thon nskotl thAt the Co,.pnny be rGt.ltrGd 10 Iny
tntu Culrt tho further aMin Of $ltS, ,OO0 Ou ue-
count uf moneys adynneud to buy bombs, and
Sl5o,o3 adsNnse! Dy the, pl'rehnsers to pAy ~;
nin uatli nuxs MSad"y On thls ] a1cr. "ss p'''p''o
Tho Go,nplrly 1l,e., !lled 49, its apEoal bonds from
the ehGie,!cy ;letrees: Thy nrreai bonds M w.ro m
Judg, directed them to be 1ludu "a per cent
larncr 80 ns to cover interest. dna,!ge; etc; a
and surrender tho property. uud thi5 t'la sut Tor
IT i iho general opinion, .hat the motion to
ons ths H. '?ts Tho % ba op1o ase hnvo as 70 M far
b9 ne goal rcnsun why they ahnuld longer
ul,f,t with tho Milwaukee g. IT. Paul. ThcrU Ia
but c.!e opinlnn, nnd that is TINT tho arr1tnge-
mcnt istho hest tl,it could have been Nude for
DHr, will gat tho full amount Ut purchIse-
money with interrat ut ~ per cont irunl lust
May, which atls some $4,000 to the <ol0,obo
for which th1 ruMu was bid in by
tho 1nir people: Tho purchasers get
the Interest q, the IVY Aino'lnt % tor tho whu!e @
About S4s5 U0J since Jan. l. lcaytny thcn II cleNr
profit nf su1ne $tu.OCU. Hut bGsdcs being Il
thny for thu HtocktoIletH nnd Judgment credit
Drs.' Eihl the rt,n1 not bccn redeemed BY the
s y s pa W. ctGSnpSy tS M,ss a thH M p}fRi,
u,,ie,' the foreclosure sale thu stockholders md
judgment creditors would nut hlyt received d
CENT. AS 1t IL tloy yet over *2uD,0Uo.
, 1880-04-10

Mr., Joseph lIiexson, uonoral Manager, Of tho
Gra1d Trunk Hallway Ut cauatlN, officially at-
rounccs tho consolidation of tho varous roads
forming tho now ChlcHgo Extension from Pnrt
Huron to Chicago, under tho numo Of Chicago
g. Grlnd Trunk Tho principal offices Of
tho new Company will bo ut Port Huron,
Bnttlu Creek, and Chieugo. II will nlso tave
nlticas at L:t,t,duil, England, and Il, New York
City and MnntreAl:, The officers Of The Cou-
pnl!y Mrei, ChMrlrs q. Puck. GenerAt Munger,
Ald Charles Percy, Secretary. and Treasurer.
hendqunrtcrs 1T Port Huron; ]. g. LAlnes, Chief
te,ititnt. nntl II. Funnel, Superintendent. beld.
quarters ~ llattlu Greek. The general freight
1nd ticket ulliccs will be ut Chlcago The iirSt
J. SeurxeNnt, Montrual: 4. ". hte!l,lmugA ntlu
3n1nes Mcmillan, Detroit; 1ohn MutatEery, !: 4.
1luMrU, ChicHgo; u. J. Norton, AlbMuy, N. y;
y. T. l!eartlslny Auburn, N. n; W. 4. shupAr4i,
nHth, N. T.; ThuinMs y Stantiold. South uent;
ueFnrcst Ski!l.er, VuspArulso; Charles i. IIas-
5lngton, Port Huron.
, 1880-04-10
M0nTtJARY,

6p*tt4E Ubpalfh 70 7As Ehlta0a 1FIbHHFs
DUBUQUE. Iu., April 0.-The ru,laius Ut will
lam suhumn,, tile young mH.i who waa buEnetl 10
death IN tho Dixon, ILL.,, fire. Mrrived this tnorn-
lug accompanied by delegation Ut llre.Men aud
Odd Follows, anl ut tho depot thoy wen tnct by
\ delegation Ut OLD Fellows and lircn,uE vi thfs
city, aud thu body tAkau to blu pArehta' home.
Tho fuucr1l tAlca pAco Oh Saturday.
, 1880-04-10
THE RIGHT TO VOTE.

CHICAGO, April D.--l)oes o man haye 10 got
palbrs out to entItlo him to vOt0; that 1a II h1
is born in this country. and his futher 10 not II
cltizen2 FleAse AIsWor tAls question and oh!!9o
many readers. D. u.
(iic hls not. Thu fact TINT a person Ia born In
this country lnakos him cIttzcn.l
, 1880-04-10

SAN FRANCISCO ~ NORTHERN.
SAN FRANCISCO. Chi. April u.-Arttclcs Of ln-
corporation Of tho San Frnncac0 & Northern
ltnllrpal wcro fled tn-,lay, This Company Ia
owned by tho Now York H,ndicntr, which tus
purchased md consolidated the Nortl, pnctRc
t'n,st Railroad. tho ann Hnfncl Il San Qutntun
llnllr.nd md stennoEH, md tho 1te,twoA timber
lnnlaof tho I.ussan 1tlyer Land h Lumber Com
UltYs
, 1880-04-10
BORN ALL ALONG THE LINE.

Mrs. Th0nlna Fay, on her 1Yay from Toronto,
Ca,,.. to tun her husbanu, whilo ol, the Michigan
Central train which arrived yesterday morning,
Rare birth to tlne fomale child. sile wns Mt
tended on the train b. DR.. 1talph D. DAry, Of llo-
,uBo, Mucou County, Mich, nnu upon hor arrival
hero by Or. L. II. Montgomery. Mother md
TlIe fnthor prtIlnfsea tu nntuo tho child NiNgnr,
after tho slceplug-car III which tho 1lttlo ono
WIN bpr1
, 1880-04-10
POLIT'ICAL,


tlA,tAr4nA, y,rmlfun Co. III. Anrll ain n
rr,,o. ,st,,,', t>,,,,,,,,,,'" ~" ,,s,,,,,,,t
'''"et "tte'o t'ae"!.'A tau c"nstitu'ohna ~"
4tt!rnnlthE,pf rcdlstrcalnE ut the btatu fur
Congressional Htltt Legislative prpnscs. It WINS
rc!lsonG,l frtpt,l tho prplnbo premises that tho
t.nunrut Aa.on,iiv rr leat ,u,,,ti hn,. ~ ,,s,,ni
,,..,4,,. sauo'S ~ ioa' "uu,a '"su, "s "s",''
hernDilcah .nh!hrl'y' ana thorciron1 hu-
vHtigeh tue urigliltll proposition TINT tito l[hc Ut
sn. ar, 'as. ,., ~ ~,
s"ny W. ea. ~ .. ~ W. nu" n"e"us wy
s"p1eet 1 tc"ssttlet1nE ss Delh9 eaneasscl!. anu
certnlli gentlemen nra candidates fur tho Ltgls-