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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
The Two Million Acre Grant.

The following proclamation, OF inter-
est to applicants for land, has just been
issued by A. j. Hatch, Surveyor Cen
eral and ex-otficio State Land Register:
Notice is hereby given that under the
Act of Congress of June 10th, 1880,
granting to the State of Nevada 2, 000,-
600 acres of land in lieu of the 10th and
36th sections-relinquished to the
United States-applications will be re-
ceieed at the State Land Office for any
non-mineral land within the State not
otherwise disposed of.
These lands will be selected at the
instance of applicants under the exist
ing land laws of the State, the regala-
tions of the Hon. Board of Regents Of
the State University, and the rules of
this Department.
The price of all lands within the
limits of the Central Pacific Railroad
Grant remains as fixed by the Legisla-
ture- 81 80 per acre.
The price Of timber land without the
G.. p. Il. r. limits has been fixed by
the Board Of Regents as follows:
Lands producing timber suitable for
lumber, timbers, shingles, &C., are de-
nominated First class timber lands, F."
and are sold at 81 so per acre. Full
payment is required at the time of ap.
plication.
Lands producing timber not suitable
for lumber, tmbers. shingles, &C., COM
monty known as wood land, are denom-
mated "Second- class timber land, and
is sold at ST % per acre. Full pay
ment required at time of application.
For seennd-clas timber lands the affi-
davis Of the applicant and two disln-
terested witnesses are required, show
ing that such land is not of the charac-
acter known as First class timber
land. !"
New blank applications for lst and
ID class timber lands have been pre-
pared and may now be obtained on APP
plication to this Department.
Agricultural, grazing and desert land,
outside of the Railroad limits, will be
sold at 81 25 per acre, in accordance
with Sections 7 and 9 of the existing
land laws. The 10th and 18th Sections
are not, by the terms of the grant,
withheld from the State, and may be
selected as q part of the Grant.
No applications will be received for
unsurveyed lands, nor until the official
plats have been fled in this office.
.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Bullion Shipments.
PIuTE Bon. u

A bar OF bullion. valued at 81 ,453 81,
from ore at the Ohio mine, worked at
the Bullion mill, was shipped to San
Francisco to-day. ltwas the product of
20 tons OF second class ore, that worked
up to Is per cent. of the battery assay
at the mill.
Bullion valued at 81, $50, from the
Buffalo mine at Atlanta, Idaho, was
received to-day at Wells, Fargo & Cos
Office, and shipped west to San Fran
cisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
knights Templars Going East.

A delegation Of Knights Templars.
from California and Nevada command
cries, will pass here week from to-
morrow OH special train on their way
to Chicago, to attend the grand trien-
NAL conclave at that place, which is ex-
pected to be the largest assemblage of
Knights that was ever seen in the
United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
PIUTE PRONUNCIAMENTO
The Cause of whisky Bob's Troubles.

The Cause Of Whisky Bob's Troubles.
Whisky Bob is sorely troubled. The
wife of his bosom is jealous of him. She
accuses him of having Mormon procliv-
tiles, and being in love with another
squaw. Somebody penned the follow
ing pronunciamento for him, and he re-
quests that it be published in the Sill
YER STATE: 81 hereby give notice that
l have this day been abused by my
squaw; that she has torn my clothes
and left me almost naked in the streets,
because she is jealous of me. She says
l love another sauaw, but that is not
true. / have never run after other
squaws since / married her, and don't
want her to think SO or treat me as she
has done, because / am not Mormon,
and I do not want more than one
squaw, and / have always been true to
her. Now / am sure, from what I've
seen, that there are Indians and white
men who act as if they were in love
with her, and / know she encourages
them, and that she struck me and tore
my clothes to make me think she loves
me and does not care for other Indians.
My blood is hot, and ! give notice that
If auy Indians or white men 90 fooling
around my squaw they had better look
out, as / will stand no more foolishness.
This is the last notice l will give, and if
any more hoodlum Indians or whites
come around my squaw, the fun will
commence.
WNEEMUccA, August 3, 1880.
PIuTE Bon"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
A Modern Miracle.

A deaf mute arrived at Humboldt
Wells recently in q destitute condition.
The charitable citizens of that place
gave him two or four bits each, and in
a short time he had several dollars. In
the evening he took o fow horns OF a
brand OF whisky known at the Wells as
THE Buckerco's Favorite, and in less
than ten minutes was whooping louder
than wild Indian on the war path.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Southern lIumhoIft,.

reputy Assessor Fenton informs us
tina. the assessab.e property IN thc
southern part Of she county win be
very nearly as mach rs it was last year.
There is no perceptibie falling off ex-
eep. at Un;onvilio, while there is an in
crease az Big Meadows. The loss Of
cattle at Bcena Vista aud Pleasant
Valleys, last Winter, wus quite heavy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
SPECIAL LOCALS.
The Northwestern Masonic Aid Assoc
citation Of Chicago.

Through its General Agent, M. J.
Henley, of Virginia City, New, Alex.
ander Wise has been appointed Agent
for Winnemucca and vicinity. Thd
Association gives the widows and or
phsns OF deceased Masons S., 500 at a
merely nominal cost per snnum;- or
about cne.fourth the expenses Of an or.
binary life insurance policy, and Of I'M.
doubted indemnity and reliability. For
further information and explanatory
circulars, call or send to my office, on
Second street, near Bridge, in Winnie.
mucca.
iy6-lm ALEXANDER WISE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Old SlYle kmin,s,i,ii.s.

A party o. emigrants consisting OF
eight persons, with TWO wagons drawn
by mules, passed through here to day.
They left Southern Kansas on the Sth
CT last May, and are going to Carson
Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
More Wool.

Another lot of wool from Spanish
Antonc's ranch, in the Paradise range,
arrived at the Depot yesterday, and
teams are reported on che way here
from Idaho, loaded with eight or ten
tons OF the article.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03

viii sell my stock of millinery goods,
consisting OF satins, velvets, flowers.
feathers, also carpet and sewing ma
chine, at cost to-day and tomorrow.
Call at once, at next door to M. Hof-
mans etore.
au3-2t Mrs GEo. GaAFF.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
AIExANDtR WISE.


Levy & Co. are opening to-day the
largest and most complete stock of dry
goods, buttons and clothing to be found
in the State. 1t will be worth money
to you to call and see them, and get
prices. They are determined nst to be
undersold. Fresh goods arriving daily.
Levy & Co
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Eahfng Powder.

Everybody's Baking Powder is as
good as ours, ard LEvY & Co.'S Ideal is
better than them all. No alum in ours
unless you want it), and it will raise a
man in his girls affections every time.
mill
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
An Indian Murdered.

A man named Bill Wothers killed al
Indian called "Scotty," at II ..lec'; Sta.
tion, last evening, by cutting his throat
from ear to ear. We did not learn
what provoked WotAers TO commit the
deed. He is said TO be a disreputablc
character.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
field Without Bail.

Robert st. Clair, who killed Patrick
Tully at Big Meadows, has been held
TO answer before the Grand Jury, with
out bail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
&c Ccoa ana Comfortable.

Call at r. C. RoRINs', end fit yoar-
self with white coat, pants and vest,
all of which are being sold at cost.
je2S
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Maple sugar.

Pure MAPLE sugar, direct from Yer
mcnt, in and l2-pound kegs, at 20
cents a pound, at
WILT BANNIsTER q WETHERLY's.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Cattle Shipped.

w. L. Todhunter shipped from this
sta:on to San Francisco to day four
car loads of beef cattle
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
The CircNs.

W. w. Coles great circus and me-
pageric will be here on Friday the Goth
instant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
The Central Social.

The social at the Central Hotel last
evening was very enjoyable affair, and
was we'll attended.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Mrs Gro. GRAFT.
Emit Cans.
au3-2t

Now is the time to put up your fruit
for the Winter. Fruit cans sold cheap
for cash, by r. w. WOOD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03

We have just received our own brand
Of coffee, the finest in the market.
Try it. ms LEvY 4 Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Simmer Goods.

White coats, pants and vests at cost,
at f. G. RoBINs'. je2S
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03

A fine assortment of three ply rubber
hose, A No. 1, the best in town, at the
store of
ap27-tf BANNIsTER & WETHERLY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Fresh Oysters

And Celery Salad, every night, al
Docs LUNCH STAND. f5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
Summer Hats,

Latest styles of Ladies Summer Hat
at reduced prices, at
je9 j.. REINTARr 4 Cos.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03

Boston Baked Beans.
And Brown Bread, at all times, at
Docs LUNCH STAND. f5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03

AUaUsT ID Maximum thermometer, 20
minimum thermometer. IS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-03
DALEY EILLETFs.

Vav Department sigma, CcrOs U. S. Army,
Auat ST, B. 1880, All A. NJ.
Observations taken at the same moment OIL
time at all stations.
, 1880-01-22

CISCtNNATI. Jun. .l.-Ncwport, KY, furnishes
Tonight another probably fatal oncountnr,
which, II tho victim dies, Will give thn1 city two
murders In Que dag. Jacab L!ckvrt, Il stone-
Gutter, md Jncnb Qoyor, u ,ncmher OF cur-
ringo manufacturing 'irn, met tm Il stloon to-
night, md hHI M nltcrcatlon oyur MI old quar-
rel 'botwcoE their children. They tVcra seEa~
rNtc{l before they did my hnrrn, but afterwards
1eyer, whn Ind Mr1l1ll hln,sclf with II revolver,
mt 1ickert on tho street. md, e9yt,lE;, ~ n,n
fiek1rt IN tho lott brc,,st nor tic roylur 1T tho
helrt. lie staggered to bin door, nntl thnrc fell
from exhnnstlon. It y thought hIs wound III
went out nnI tn!'a II. friend wilHt to hntl tlonc,
nntl askntl whethnr he linl not better kill hliu-
sclf.: tlo th1l started uf In tho direction OF tho
police headquarters, but ns ho has not boen Reesl
snco 1t Is Thought he ,nuy hnve drowned hiin-
self.
, 1880-01-22
FALSE and TRUE,
Wo extrnct from Dr. Radway's "Trest!ss 4,
DIsonAc md Its Curc," "a follows:
List Of Diseases Cured By
Railways Salsalaylian Reyeltl!

Chronic Skin Diseases, Caries Of tho 1'one, III.
nlors In tho I}lnoIl, Hcrnfuluus nlscnses lid {,
Unnatural Habit Of l30dy, Syphilis and VcnettI
Fever Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers, sllt Ilhsur1
nIckrts, Whitu Swelling, Hcnld Head, Utefins
Affections, Cnr,kcrs, GlnIltlu1ar SwGlstnRs, Nodt
WIlst!ng md Dccny OF tho nM1y, PIlnpes laj
i5iofetes, Tt1nors, Dyapcpsfn, Kidney AM! nlsI
.lur Discusses, Chronic Rheumatism and {jout
Consumption. Gravel and Ca!cisinus Dcpps!h
sometimes Rre given BreciDus nhmes.
, We asscrt that ttsoro Is m known romcly th4.
possesses tic curntlvo power over theHe dlseastf
that .1lulwnys ltcs0lyGnt furnishes. It cuny
Btephy stDp surely. frptn tho fonndatiUn, nj
RESTORES tho injured pnrts to their sound cond.
ton. THE wABTEs or T7lB nppr AltK sT0prta
AND HEALTHY 1lLOOp IL BuFrLIED b 70 TIE SrE
TEN. from which new material 10 formed. Thii
tho first corrective power of ltndWny IscaoIYett
III cases whero tho system hAs 1egn aa!iyatM
anl Mert::ry, Quicksilver. Corrosive Hilh!lma,
haye accumulated and becomo dopoattrl In ttt
bones. joLnta, etc.. calsing carlcs Of tho bone,
swGllings, varicoso veins, etc, tho SarsnparlIla
will resolve aWny th0se deposits md Uxte.ml.
nRtc tho virus Of tho disease from tho system
IF those who atb tAk!ng those medicines fof
tho cure OF Chronic. Hcrofutoue, or 5yph1itia
ilseAEes, however tl0W may be tho cure, "fctl
better" and tind their general health !lnphr*
ing. THUR flesh md weight increasing. Of eyea
keeping lts OWL. Ia A sllrO aign that tho cutc Il
progressing. In these diseases tho patient
cthor gets iettrr or wnrsa.-tbo virus IF The dl..
eaBo ts not Inactive; Il not arrested and dris.a
undermine tho constitution. Az soon as tn
SAfaArARiLL1AN makes tho patient feel het
ter" every hour yon will grow better and ID.
crGABG In hcQ1th, strung th, b1ia tfcsh.
, 1880-01-22

OswEdo. N. T., Jun. sl.-nanIol Scarls, m illt-
erato negro who In juno lust murdered ElilrllIyu
liewoy, NJ. ngctl fArtnor who lived nlono In tho
noIgllsDrinx village of Nownrk Valley, WIS
hailyotl hero to.day ut noon. Thts Ia tho tlrat
execution IN thla county. After tho usual reitB-
lous oxercises, Sear1s WIS asked II no had any
thing tn say. lIo nlnu II rnt,lblll,g speech III re-
ply, III which h0 confessed tho murder. te pre-
feraetl, he saiL, hangnE to !. lingering tieath by
times the punishment In atoro tnr him withunt
Weakening. lilo al!viscl ull tn rlrln from Ml-
cnhallo beverages. IIn Implicated uthprs In his
hitler. lilo hopts. tn meet ull IN hcuvu,l, aud
pRdo the spectators gtNrl-ly.
, 1880-01-22

TfIR KELE.Y bNMOCItAEY IN UOUNCIL.
ALnAny, N. T., JIM. .l.-Thc Kelly Democratic
conference took placa this evening. N. @. Bloak,
Cha!rmmn Of the Hsato Con'iIttue, called tho
meeting to oror, saying ho thtnsHht It proper to
Gull tor u cos,Hultatiou Ut those noMoorata who
bud h,ntle stand agAInst pursnnal dlotation in
tho ealnp.gn lust full, anu let t,,o1n ,ltlopt
tl0us,rus wfairh would lind to thu noi,inht!on f
u ,al fur tho Presidency wlM,lt tho l'l1lc0 would
seek. and nut nne Who bought tho t'!lce,
right Ut Democrats tu rcjent tho uon,Iunt!0n,
uIsle by Il purity eunvcntion,, of = cantl!aate
thu purity, bit W. soc nothing III tho p,ut ur
present circumstances Ut tho purity in thfs Htato
IL pruyrnt tts untting UPON II calndldNt9 fAlrly
nn...tuntel wilu Is acceptable to Ill sections Vi
tho ptlrty't also that It Is necessary that tho
State Convention lu convened to appoint 1ele-
Katcs 10 tho NnllOnul Convention.
, 1880-01-22
.RADVAYS REGULATING }lLLS

Perfect TurEatlve Soothing Apsrients; >"
without Tuin, Always Rsliabls nad
- Natural In their OpArntluu.
4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE r0M rAfo4tL,
Perfectly t,stoless, elegantly cmtcd s,5 .a5
swcet KUN, purge, regulate, purify, cIcanse' ~"
nASwXT's 1'1Lra for tho cure ot all ,!spa"'jIsI a'jsI
der, Nervous Diseases, 1icndacho, CnlstiIsEssss ss
Gostiyerees !nlgestion Dyaprsa n'i,iii,.ssa Iiis sa3
al letai.gcMe.s IT tho Internal v!assr' :sset @s
rn,lted ID ulfect perfect cltre. Purely HH1 H1su-
bic. containing no mercury, tn1neFals' Or u'''
~ b obscryo tho following symptoms resa,s, t,an,
ins from fltsestso liz digestive o,Fa'',t; eSp
stIputIol. Inwnrl Plies, F!'lncss Ut he IsMSs sas.
tho lluAu, Ael.lity ut tho stomach. NMauiSsf
Heartburn. n!sEust af FNa FAllness "r Ms,s q
Fttes,ns tg ot 1t the ' iseert Ehotinx o. Sltf!aI
Visnn, iNts Or Wc6s fssioro the Sight, Frst. pIt.
AMI DILL l'ajn in tho ltendt 1,ot!eiency u psa
IL the siie. Chest LitnGs, as.d Sudden Flu'ns'a
lleut, burning lii tho Flesh. a., ,.o, tbo
4 tow ,uose3 of hAnWAY'R FILtA WIZ lIs'
systcm from al the aloye-uatned disorders
Prizes, ~ Tents Per JioE. .,,.
Wo repeat that tho render must eonsoas eni eal
nks Sss aS ppSs whs des ,".; sasSs &C. 1
lHFaiss and True"
"Ifadwqy on irritable ursshra,"
"kaduav on Serof,t!a,'' III.
aud others relating to different classes Of Or
sA'''' sold ny DRUGGISTS, :
= READ "FALaE AND TIiUR." =.
Sind a latter ssat.p % K-1DIYiY & e"''
~. HarTsS, cor. FAar<1t-st.s xssn 9erk. .pt
~ information worth Thousands WI W WV
toyou+
, 1880-01-22

DENVER, Col., Jun. 2l.-A special tu tho Ntus
reports II serious shootlug nttruy Mt Alplnv sfon-
day night. Tho pnrtica engaged wcro Dantc
Pickett, Jnfmes I.ouch ntd Daniel JcnnIspn,
tn(l,ers atM ]. D. Forester, Il driver on Enrtaw
s sandrrsons staHo llrc. Tho row originated In
N.l.lnce-huuse over ono OF tho alrls, ind ended
in tho miners bsatlng Forester severely. Tho
hitter swurp uut wnr11li1t bgfnro Jun.
ticp Knowles, Nn!l Constable. stumtun ,lu-
.sertook .s 10 ssrye t''o papSr. Tho 4lllser nt
nni Stanton callc n,, Tho citizens present 10 u.s.
sist htnl; Thu miners showed tl4ht. when tho
telIta Into the crnwl, killing plekett instantly,
md fntnly wtti,IlIne 1t,ch md 1cnlltsOn, noth
nro tlnt mt expected tn lIrn. Tic miners were
from l'tttsnrE. and nru we'll known In this son-
ton. Pickett ritl It,ttui1 both tnyo fan,iliea III
Alpine. Tho Custnbe gnyp hEnlscf up, a1ld Is
under arrest at Alinn. Forester is also under
arrest,
, 1880-01-22
S1lICIf)F.


Spteial Dtspatth to The Chicago IttbuHe.
Fo1tr WAYNE, Ind. Jan. .l.-Annio Kltuo, d
young wolnnn OF Is, had q,,nrrcl with her
stcpmothor, II day or two ago, which 40 affected
her TINT sha took Il oso Of poison. which causcd
her lleuth tAls evening.
NAslEvIL1I, Tcrn., inn. @I.--IouA Dray
GHa'f drummer, committed su!el.la by taking
lAlitln1,l,in ut Mnrfrccshnro to-day. 1io had buu
Ii supposed To hMy1 committed tho uct whilo
under tho lailuenco Of llq,lor. Ilo rotirnl to
t!t.tl at tho t,s'tel last night aud was dscoyeru
wus III rti!adephla, ntid he wlls tTnvuling in tho
Interest Ut halph's scOtch SnuG for itln In
that city.
Philadelphia drummer B,liosel at bturfreesboro
lust night, >taklng taudanuM. Trouble With \
Wpl1Atl.
, 1880-01-22
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.


BURLINGTON, ILL.,, Jun. .i.-Thc partivulnrs Of
tho ln.llnE Of loly III tho Mississippi Nivcr
opp,s!t Dl,lnwka on BuntlAy lust hayc just
been received, aud Indicate TINT 1t is n caso If
pr,,!mhlo murder Tic Coroner hero was tcle-
Ernpilc1 fur Mt tho time. Int did not 20 IL tho
sccl,c unit! yesterday, when tho body hntl becn
hurled. Thc report Of MI unofficial cxn,uina
lion 1T tho remains shows that thuro wcro
several serlnits wounds antl brutsrs
MI tho hun.l nild fnce Of tho
ttntl 1t,un, which nro believed Il,
haye been inflicted by other pnr.lra. Or tho
!y was f,d Iraft t for Nh iMyan!. to HINT iIHt
Austin, stlisn., on tho Cutntncrt:,al National
lla1ik, Cllicng,: x,A,lo1,9 tho letters lounl WIS
North Eighth srcot. st. Lnuis ind ono directed
tn Hugh Corrlsnn. Austtn htnn.. nntl signed by
1'lHHnns COnwar. The articles fo'i1sd were taken
rinlrHe Of by Il. r. William Frnehlt.h, County
Clerk or Henderson County, ILL.,, to be cluimcl
by relatives Of tic tcnsl mini.
, 1880-01-22
IRON STILL ADVANCING.


TlTTauuNo, Pu., Jun. ALT appcars TINT tho
lrolt bonn llA4 nut yet run lta course, 0He Ut
tho lnrKtst manufacturers In rLttah,Iry sad to-
lny that In his ot,tnun ther0 would he further
u,lI Important udvAllce very Boun. lIe thinks
tho cnG1t ratio wifi reuct four cents by tho first Ut
Fobr'usy. It IL HOW threo aud n'half cunts.
licing hslscd for renaon for his belief, ho sud,
"1.uok Mt tho prico nj plg.tron md Of fuol.
Tho dcinasK| ts at1taztia. Mon coit,c to us to
Nsk prltcs eolalIcrably above tho uAs.l rats.
~ thrce uascs ut Ut ityu they aegupt the terms.
Everybody. buyer III woll us seller, skpocta M
ufAntur0rs c0slqur III shoao views. NAtla ronlnin
ut q, but an atiyAncU t1 60 Ii confidently ok
pe0ttd bulUro tho building seasOn fntfly sets In.
, 1880-01-22
STRIKES.

Special Dlspafeh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
MINIATURES. Jun. 3E.-rho strike of tho ship
carpenters 1T tho yard Of tho Milwaukee CAM
put,y yesterday for an advanco OF Is cents por
dtc, resulted Il, prompt concession to tho tost
mechanics, while thosu Of only common order
0ltl wn9e4 or leaving tho yurti. They ohsm0 tho
laltcE alternative. A sslnilar condition VI thllXH
exists ut tho yard ct Mus4rs. Wuit s Davidson,
Gully tho beat mechanics Aru receiving tho al-
vance. Al! ntharx were aslaweA " .4u!t II tsoy
Would not work for tho 0ld WuEea. AT tho latter
yRrd tho wnrk upon tho llow st+A1al1aFxo IL hnw
y, well advanced ttAt the withdrawal nf u pur.
tton u tho working {,,rc0 will nut thterfvro With
tho completion u tho craft OH cOutruut tiuip.
, 1880-01-22
IRELAND.
Ifrt,1EH NpNrTkn

DUBLIN, Jan, 2l.-Twenty-slx Home-ltulo
members Of Parliament wcra present ut tho
meeting to-day. O'Donoughuc relntroduced
tho resolution tcnloring tho sympathy Of tho
Irish Inetnboss ut pArlRnlent and promising
their legitimate support 10 tho xAlant peusnntry
Of tho West Of Ireland, now struggling to re-
tlin possession Ut tllolr homes. A resolution
was passed. utter spoech BY o. 'Donnughuc, III
which he saLd ho regarded Parnoll as the lratlor
Of tho Irish people, md that tho lanl syatem
waB contrIvci to make lrclarl tho private
property Of tho landlords, A resolution WIN
also paascd declaring TINT tho lIuIne- -ltulera
sho!lli act independently of tho English partles
Ia Parliament.
IloME.ilU1E MEETiN0.
Dun1in, Jun. .i.-A public meeting Of tho
Hptne.ltuly Leag,io wins held In dublin to-nght,
gx.Judse littio, Of C4ll.da, presiding. OConnor
among tho Speakers. a priyato meeting fol-
lowed. and William bhnw was ELECTED sgs.
SIGNAL leador. Tho meeting adjourned until tho
9Th Ut Fcbr,nry. WhrI the lrish neInbeFs will
meet uftor tho lcllvory Ut tho Quaen's speech.
, 1880-01-22
CASUALTIES.


KILLED Uf EIAlESs
Special Ht,paseA to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
DuFfALo, N. Y, Jan. 2l.-Jan,es Johnaou, a
prominent and wealthy citizen of Wcstteld, n.
X. WINS instantly killed by Lake Shoro Il Mich
iR,.n Southern tr1lin OF cars ut Tint plAco this
morning. 1Io was walking .iown tho trick walt
Ing for tho train to come ,aonx which was to
l,rlng him to this city. I[o fla,l gone quito
distance, and wns returning, WHEN he hcar.1 the
to srt on which truck 1t WINS, md probably with.
n.lt giving IL moments Thought to the subject,
Ind inst put his foot Into tho second truck wlcft
tho tEni.l struck him. killing him Instantly. De-
eeased VIII " 70 ysars ~ ai'd lcavcs Widow and
, 1880-01-22
TIN ouuENHAToisIAL OUTLOOK.


Spsetat Duputes t1 Ths chfeaao Tribune.
INptANApoL1s, JAM 2l..-A lloln0ornt. III a
position to know says that during tho recent
meeting Ut tho pctnpcrutio stAte Ceutrl Conf
,ni.teu tho St'ttllt sent out ita reporters u u.s.
ccrtaiu their profosenoo for Governor, Us be-
tween Lurders aud 0sny, and that tho sentiment
was q, unanimously In fnyor ut tho latter that
tho paper rcfnsel to publish thu result Ut ita
Interviews. Ih!s eorrubarAtea the Views ex-
t,rehsc.l by Flie rMEnuNk corrcspln,aent tho dag
Aftur tho lneelinK, that II tho Convention VIVA
held ut tho present siIo nriy would bo tho
IL ruportCal IT, ta Discouraged, whiph probAlly
aueailnts lnr hs nut pressing hiH cpuyAsa with
tue same ygor thAt ellrActDrizel tt two Or thFe1
mouths nga lte IL q dead cuck III tue pit"