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: OF tho eJ7 now u,rubcrs returned snco tho
recount, tEssolutlun. III less thnn l5Q may be
clnased yelertl!y Ma merchants. pahufAutMrcr6,
i or CONNECTED, With co.nuaosplnl rlrsutts; hfty-
two @ 'MEo @ lawyers, foEty-fonr es!;2nEIag to th2
In solicitors: thirty Oeloix to tho af.,iy. twd Is
tue :.lavyi three hNyo belonged to tho dplosuatlo
}cssaa q ionrnailsts; - sovsn aro slS ad u.ri1 M
unlturnl eiiglncets: live aru bnnkcrs; two urt
csnuccsed With tho brewing trade; thrcu betnnH
,era, OF IN othor why's eonncutol With labor; four
,Rlp. qr oara bocli. prlnters pul!!sheFs, 6nFrav-
.nf suollnud{ tma iss d civil aud military tnturs
que !s ~ rreebytortal. nintstert nii1 two arc OK
! relieved themselves OF thuir orlcra u,,.lcr tho
provisions Of atr. 'Bouvurles llpat BILL. Tho
rest ara euu"trp s4uires. Magsstrates, Deputy.
14e,ltuAants. C1alrlaun Ut Quarter Sessions, 0x-
lilXA HhoFltts. i3aroaets, Or sons Of pGofp. Tho
oldest Ut tho "uoW numbers is s!F Hurry Vrr-
noy. axctt y: fan y,uelKSst appe%ays % to by s!r.
.
, 1880-05-13

!. Miss ,!ir!a,! Evans tueorsia EllSt. tho we'll
M'own M English novcllst, "as hurried yesterday
. :. AInrlan e. Evaus, bcttcr known as "0eorge
lsao wriss: sss was bsrs, !;' IL Observation-Disclosures,
u4lNio of the. Estpbiiahed. Church. 'whsp
child She bocnmo tho prntag9 uf one of her
ss nso sod fss se saoeysi! ws!S nS assr s,
astanishiiK avity far III kns I Of knowisaso, g.
@ e. tY skq nos 'os cWShy Why q aSuSs S5 esFa
10 nlako herself indepcndesl Or; tho sup
purt sho received frun her bonefnutor,
spuss wsels d!ss,eat fro'n lis. se e.;,'e 10
London wiun tbuut - years nf npe with tho do
e sr sss u srs nusysa
E,tIncl aesess 10 Frlssrs aid Httek loooIa npgu-
.sis,ish.taIao;s T. tas EaiahA,T. and Hssstm!,.:
III seo asaps2s Nat y ciapssI
naiora SHE teu.sae tho s'!ftual editor 9f tue
!vtstmtaster, tho orRan OF the adyailced liberals
'iubiicatioa i, htoK iSr, was 'tr trsns,tion ot
atr..l,sa' cploura.oa Liso ot Christi published
aa IN ' To- ,nf SIC nssa kn
atllnrt MIL; and lucayca pqraonai ;iistxno ton
sunlor, alid wha Is sali to havo oiloscti Gvr h!s
hhnd. h9f' tales and ske,cllts IN !tdsEeoot,
MflQrWhEI reprinted Na NSGcAGH OF ClGrGAl
.Life," tfsplpygtl n remarkable knuwledgo OF the
tuner elrclys of thyoioElral opinion fl Enilnnd.
Bedo." which took;tho lLteyary world ", aturla
thts ,s. w"s tSlis a . II aia tya py tue "!! re
:, lto1aotR," xrAphtu .A1c uf Flnront!o life III
tho t!m6s or Saya''aso!a; n lH:9 b. Felix llot,
;. ii lsiS y naniol hs!onaa:S I'll # whleh, ,s9re
vol known to American readers, and plugcd hpr
Vt tuo head @ OF thu writer's or her ssx III Ea.
Rlnhl. Shu also wrote several potnlS,-" Tie
Spanish uypsy,H y AkuttA.' And u The LcgcuA Vt
JaUAl,"-,wll!ch Mre highly unprecedented BY tho
pliloeol,hy. ai,a religion they REPRESENT: sla,ly
aIat,nxnishct philosopher doorsu Henry l,ewoa
1t was tlnp0ss!6in 70 form lexa! n.nrriu3r, On
Accoupf pr tcChnlcal or ngnt rltI!oultas spriny.
Ing fr5dian sarliermarrIaEo 9n ~ part q w.
ye,nosr. ls7S, shs has edited two poslthun.ont
Cross IL sud % huvn eurncd t2aaO,N BY hrr pen.
She IL 6t lg.lfum hight. has large teaitircs, gray
uyes; Rl1ly hnir, md WswtcE yuco. sh0 Ia mt
: haalgpMu, put posspsacs such ttlsoliauan III
conversation as to hAuiah All conseinusNtsg tint
her personal nppcarnr.eo docs nut enttrply CDR.
:scsPund ~ tho high standasl Ut hor Character;
, pul lutVlslEpupD. a., , i
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THE. CROPS.

T.. =. 2 =. -! iAt%4Ss<AS.. ="
K+SsAs CRY, NO., Mny 10.-A very heavy
rnin-st0rIn, accompanied by wind, passed
trrtlay Gvenlng,-tlo wind doing much daas.
.age.', rhp Baptist church hero suffered The
most, u tower being blown down, and lhs
clntrc! otherwise injured. Quite number
of brick and frnme houses were badly daia-
agctl. Tho, large platc-giass s!low-windo%s
of some of tho stores on Alaln street
weru broken, signs and awnings scattered
broadcast. roofs torn Oft, and other damage
done. 1.eports from tho countrya are 'ncagrs.
but are Il the eifeettlat grunt deal Of dau'
There wers two good saIn-stor,us tlle pes.
swcgk, axtetrtflng through. Kutls4$ aiM Ae-
,hrnskH, anu Which were Uf nnt1ld yaluo 70
2 tho CROPS. Suturtlay..n heavy. ral,.ssotm
ylslted kn'tsas, extending west OF Eipso!lia, ps!it
tao gTetest aolint 1lille butWsell isao,uf !a ,ss'
rnlnGy tho Land Gotntnlssionur Of tho saa.a saI.
10 lload s!'bws that much Of tho ear.ses II.
: Varieties at, wiieata'itnd folnted befat9 us s
;rnlns came, alld lHlloW heNdng: this VIII ~!
alluunt to much: Into varieties nrs grgaIsy
'bc1etlte. .y t!,s ralns, aud .Ii VIII ,a9ass ,sxs
ncN;tke OF wheat planted, but, from presttatt Y
Indications. tho crDp Will nut exceed tiat ~
Inst yenr. Tho ncrenEe Of c0rl! p!antcu WI. MI.
'ne nftrly 30 psr cent gssasf tl'a9 ass sens
Harvey Stlgwick. Ko!!o, mid lIicc, 4 gfeS.s
tHal ot oats md lax has also been seeafGa. afs.
Al lea*t ~ PR; cent Of tho wheRt II 1eihas as
:p!nwett up'atM pne tl1t eor,,: Alt!'onkn w
ssprlnT lli.: 'besn -nnfavhtabie TOR Wl'easl lts y
could not te '!lore tay9rabs for cor ;ne gif rM
make lnta crops gruW ;tin0iy. It WI! insI!iGI NJ
MT abundant. ltNY. aud, Ecls8 crop al&A WI
, 1880-05-13
4 0tnnt Of tho o11ovo1uti0n-Eetor Rrnn-
clkcu. Who Dealt Destruction with .
sword Ntvc Feet Long.

- f+<tffF IN &hs Tsftr&bufV lPu+1 .trpsdI. ~.
Tho allual0h III y recelt letter Of your Louisa
corruytn,ndunt to tho uh ltayGiuttoIary KinHt+
herO, Potnr Frlnu!seo, revtves many traditions
nt,d renlinlsreuccs 0f tho wnntlarfMe purfnr,t-
lttucs alId tlAr1hg s,ucds Ut thAt extraordinary
nun. NY fatllnr, recently deceased at tho mtl-
yInoet ago nf VI Wo't roucsnbcrSs1 hiM, haviuk
frequently xcon him In his native County tt
luck cktl,ghun,. and reiatot .,nry n,leplotes Ut big
stirling an1 1pgstlous 4drui.tisss and halrhreaath
oscnpcs 40 h1 huas tho recital fA!l from thu llpa
fcct ut.c inch In hight. htB weight. two hu.'drpl
swnrthy, featurus bold and manly, and blu hal,.ls
and foot n,,eoa1nonly lurxe, hlH thumbs being
W larRe ~ uu 9rdiilary mans wrists.
Such was blu persoual strength that he could
uls,ly slloulAc euI,lotl Weighing l,l0o pounds,
md hH bud soun him takp i tDnn IN bis rlyhf
hlula, paas over tho floor aud lanoo biz hbnd
nKA,tlAt tho ceiling With NJ much ustf he had
hHes II dUll'bAhy. The lnans weight WIS l15
Nnlhds. Pnrtakfng t,t the patriotic Bthuaasm
Of thu tIl.ea, hs olltr1ed tho American ruv0lu-,
uoIAry ar1Ay ut the Agu Of 10. lle wus prenuItt
" tho atortHinx Ut Stony Point, aud WAS thg first
soldier, Attrf AlAl. dilbon. WIN untere1 Tho
fnrtrcaa, Oh which lccasluu hi rcc1iycd lay0ltet
wound in tho thlYh. liz WIS ut llrandyw!
Munulnuth, And nthor battles at tho North, Mill
WIS transferred to the South gunor 0uu. Qrpcrp,
Wheru ht w!ts tIiHnXsnl IN thu actions Nf thu Cow
p0lls, CAnadoa. Untlforu Court House. Ute, Iiu
va. gO brave aud t,usavssod such cOsltllglleo In
biz proWE8a that h9 waa positively fearless, Ho
usail Bw0rI With q blndg 1.-Two fuet kuilx, which
hu could wirll isku q fuather. nnd oyury sworls-
lnan whn c,!tau within tuach OF hiM paia tho fur,
Ielt VI hla Life. =, +!
, 1880-05-13
Gen f'gant, and this opposition has grown
stronger In tho district.
Norman N. Alien, Of Dayton, Is opposed TO

Gen fiyant, and this opposition has grown
stronger III tho t1atrfct.
Nofi,lan N. Alien, Of Dayton, Is opposed 10
4 third term.
,lniIn ii. Douglas, of Watcrtown, says that
he fayors Srnotur blaine, n!ltl Tint everybody
II, his district Is opposed 10 a third ternl..
oliver Alci, OF ElizabethtoWn, IS in favor
Of tho iitnr who seems most likely to unite
II. j. stLvers, ot MldtlletoWn. Eays TINT T
he nrts III accordance with the almost unani-
i3ous scr,LMoNt Of The nepnbl,|can,s ef 10y l,is
tvcnct, lie will yote for Mr.. blaine.
Ex-Shcrtf Daggett, Of 1arnnklyr, believes
ttfat tcIt. Grnht Is tho weakest cnttdItGto the
Republicans can nut forward. lie personally
fnyOrs Secretary Sherman.
-Commias1ontr DO Will G. Wheeler,
Of ilats city. declines to say what conrsH io
C.J. LanElon, OF Eln,tra, says I,o does not
rgcogntze the resolution Of Instructions to
votu for Gen. Grant as binding OH any tlelc-
gnte except those nt lnrge chosen by tito 1soll-
vcntion. lie wifi vnte In tho .ChfcnEe Con.
yentipn rs Il majority Of the Republicans OF
Senator RI Mccarthy says the sentiments Of the
Republicans Of tho Twenty.fltth District Is
Enthusiastically for james g. Hnt,le, although
liG can set no reason set for dlsapprOvlnR tho
action Of the State Convention.
George West, OF Bnllstun, does not consider
himself hound 10 vote for Gen. Grnnt at Chi.
caHn, 1Ic believes TINT James q. Blaine VIII
bring out tho full party strength, II noml-
mated.
, 1880-05-13
THE CASE STATED:
nn.AFr AND wAstll.l1KNE.

IHtfl%A SIAAt-AfH4nV May n.
II the members Of thu Logan gang nftor nil
which ilas hsppened during the Inst four
days,.at!lI seriously assert the possibility Of
making Grant President agaiM. evrry good
mai doctor must pass thu following 1ul!R-
,nent on their lne,,tal condition: Ordinarily
they ara iusaib, and IN thetr lucld intervals
ldIotio.
The 8th al,d 10th Of May In Chicago hayo
decided that in that ygry state, wiiiui'. being
in the home OF Grant and Logan. wus looked
on as Logal,'s prtyate property, the majority
Of Republicans will not haye third terM Of
Grant -
They have settled that Grant can NO longer
honorably get the Republican noul!ilntion
for party culldldnte. a., ,
They hays settled TINT, even 1t he should,
through treGclIery, fraud. aud fnrce. secure
the noMfnat!on, Ills defeat In Nnvumber, no
matter who tho Democratic n0lnlneO luAy be,
IL rertni,.
They Aays settled that, Il the Logun gnpg
, 1880-05-13
The 1MurderIrAv : Of George
Brown Held by the Cor
oner's 'IAry.
~ -s.,.t
Imposing. .obsssqRieA9G' of the: De-
ceaseds JOURNALIST and =,
'""!' Stateanpr1.
''": - Id &!
Canadian. Sii!itia.t1. Organizations
fctusc to alNosup Their.
,Arlt4H.7e'
-.
Full Text Of ~:ths Council Order
Relative to sW'Rs1 1fut., :.
portatioh. '''.: ",.a
How They May Hereafter Be In.
d, ported for Slaughter.
Digging. for rreasurs-rhe Fisheries OF
British Columbia
TIE LAT1: GEhtuE BROWN.

Srtetdt DtspaieA 10 Tho Chicago 7Ftbane
TORONTO, May 141.-'Il,o Coroner's Jury ln
tho case Ut tho 1Ioi,. Ghorgc I,rowil re:Mrnctl
the following verdict: "That tic snttt George
Brown did, on tho Oil ut May, colno to his
death by a wound cnllsud By q shot fired
from n pistol In Tho hands of the prisoner,
George Bennett allns Dickson. which Rliot
was ftloninusly, 'wilfGlly, mud Of malice
aforethoagl,t fired OIL tho a3tlI ttny Of Mnrch
last with Intent to kill ai,d murder the said
Gcargu Brown"
yeyetl to their hist resting place to-tlny.
Thousands Of citizens uyalle,l themselves Of
thu opportunity extended to them nr,tt viewed
tho rumatns of tile deceased previous to their
removal frmn his lnte residence. A. llalul-
so,,,c silver wreath ol laurel surMouutcl ttle
elegant caskct, encirctIug tho words "At
resi-" and the plntn bnre the inscription:
"George Brown, ,.ttfel 9th a1ay, 1880 aged
0l years" The pall.bearcrs were str
4. a. Dorion, tho Hon. Alexander
Mackenzie, Sir William lIowland, the
lion. Edward Blake, Sir r. J. Cart
wright Sir Alexander Campbell, Senator
Allan, Senator Christie, Scnntor McMastcr,
Prof. Wilson, Mai. Greig, and tho Hon. J.. S.
Huntingdon. rlIo c0rtcge, which occupied
nearly iii hour passing Il given point, wns
tho largest and most imposing over witnessed
III Canatla, md the streets through which the
procession plssed WE'RE tle!iscty crowded
viii, Nlnsses of Spectators, lnany of whom
were ftum distance. This funeral services
ut tho house und Mt the Metropolis, where the
| remains weru Inferred, were conducted by
the ney. john A.. Klng. pastor Of
wus q member, assisted by Prof. Gregg
| and Prot. ATcLnrell. of Knox College, ainl
| tho Rcv. Dr. Reil, Moderator Of tho General
Assembly of thu ,l'TesbyteriHn Church. lii
towns throughout TUG Prnvln:e, business
| Wns entirely suspended during the hours at,-
| pointed for tho obscquics. Aplaster cnst of
thB teccRyetf's fnec wins tnhen yesterday, and
memorial status in the Qucen's purk.
, 1880-05-13
Put Nobody OF. Guard.

lRtFF3E FF!t f"fff6t 7%e =
In tho spring Of lS55. Whet, shhrtlnn's oava lry
moved up tho HheInndoah Valley y havo IL lust
by u portion at tho linton fdrae -nonr Wayles4
tx.ro. tluAssls Wotn thrown out 10 I,rotgct prop.
uxgd widow rcva!ypd' such protcutIon. Two DIS
litflrtcd cayalryn.8n Waru stationed Mt tho
frlnt door. aud It was hatt at hour;os 10 beforo
my atr In or around tho house H4ya tokeI. that
1t Was tnhnDltGtl. Then tho wtduw lhqpod 10 tho
door On II crutgh and CALLED Que Ut tho guards to
hor md naked+
NWhat nru you doing hurot" y'.."''
ave- aFo quarts 70 protect you md your prop
erty" wt4s the replS: 49,,
Early hi como and ha topk u,ir hay. Then Sher-
itiau tonlu aud he took our corn: Then Alnaby
he st6lo ons hnlne unh 'taters. Thcn Sheridan
AIl our horses, Al! had loft this nlorttnY .wua
IN old stek mh!e antl !nonl enough for oIe hpt.-
fake T III no 70 ~ 4sa 1ha W. ou s9 Sa s
, 1880-05-13
~ A.DG CASE.
Something AboNt Formidable h'9e'
Suit In Kentucky.

something AboAt Fofnataap1o
suit In Kentucky.
|. :. sp1siat Da45at1h "a Tbs CAttaso 7f1bans'
LOUISVILLE, KY, May fs.-The mest re. r.
markablo .legul easo, lii the history o. Ata, ~.
lucky was given to q jury tu.iay ai's' r.. ~
cslpyIng their attDht1on for four MosAsn; T. Nv w
twleye afflicted persons wore given ulN'. .ss, ~
morrow to reflect over tue DStdonco w.
llave heard, thu nuxt shp belng tho N.Y.
.nents Ut at array OF COUNSEL rs bflllia.s !.
tlls State can afford Tho case In quesnqoaaS ~, =
that Ut Thomas N, Green ngatns; Sutss ~
Thon,aa +. IIargls. i III bis petition | .o,'. mr
platntllr says that "ln the Sear lsIa LIZ ~ rs
ssstas Rasf AMI Ii, pu9!ii!s4 si!sf is!ssIs ies
fei,iait, Tholuas i. iIargis, had m,In1s mnt1iasto q
or cnused to III illutithteI certn!l 1csgMsuv,s Movsn
tl,s Circuit @ Gq!ty GoHfs I. tS,,o: .: tai
fst!y s sH' s eeste III fess a ears Sa q:
t!iatel tllesh fttofds. aud that sud cha,f3SI Hi
tEue;, yet. thpt sa!b defendant, kn9W'. k;n1},S' s.rt
tle charge ID true, did Will, wll,a, ,,la ,ia!u,la
sHpss 5 e sa s'd eSSs,x %;s % I shs
tho etlltor 81 tise S[aysvll1e (Ky.) EaAf H. H.
n well.known'tStato ol.aracter., 4ats II ihs
successor 9s tug late John A. Elito'ift II yIllh
thu r"!s1s.nhere Ge Was ~ assasaaisd olo ycar H. r.
by Col. Toil. l.ufortI. Green Ktew, wptHalh
influence, aatl l!hll esery adyHl,taSs rs,Ssot Mt
and pusltlon coMsd Kiye him. llaLR.s !" eli.
poot Iarel.tpgs, ana Aatl hs1 h,s ti'ne 81" )" e!
III III rasu ;hef fors s"tke peoplss, 70 'S st-
ceed Elliott 'JMdgs. llarals WI wi Gy
passed by. eualitioii l"fidiIih "fnd iha H.
tho Green elempnt pf Democrats a.u a.suuditi;t.
i hubllcails, who backud their 9Wn 9Wn1 Iitrgs
The united forces were dettateo, f.
Whining, Tho present suit iol1,MilfIa iol!1I,"i fIadlhs
day Judge Silica asket f0ra Sinr'M, .,St, 'WssF
The argument Ii exnsVtesl v, last I""
, 1880-05-13
CREMATION.

rT1snuna, May IA special from wash
lnEton, 1'a., this oycnlng to tho Post snys:
"'Tlie cremation OF tho body OF Augustine
Paetz took placo tonight. Tho rcnalI,s
wcro ircased III n finecoilin, mt. Immediately
upon arrival ut tho depot, 7 y. n., were PLACED
'rca Y he1sS ws % IND b.sa bsst'y cas ryan rp sS s H.
day This body WIS wrapped III II :Allcot
saturated with alum wnter, pluce.l III tlio re-
tort ut y y. H., and III less tan tIlreo hours
tllg lMcinernti0n WIS complete. 'rhe aslics
the deceased.
, 1880-05-13

iii tho Republican Atnte Convention IL strong
md reckless enough 10 throw out Tho regular
mid lGgittmntn representatives Ut three
nt ro'trtS ,y q tnk 3 "nlV t f acsH H%
Mtiie liz st"te oi Illinois wI,l ID overwheimlnEiy
They have Sett!sd That tlle urant '"bnon."
Rienntic dimensions which It ha,l s,x Of
eight months nRo to n desperate struggle for
tile spotis BY humber OF politicians whom
tho peopla linve rejected,
i,,it merely 10 thoi Of assistant democrats.
FUr all thrtr further efforts ~ the a!rt;ctloi,
III which they stArtett IN the Htll Htltl toth Of
Ke,b'len!s, la, iii, % and iho q Sietory q tho Demo.
Aid, il conclusion, those two days have
scttled that 1rant can 1l0 bngrr with h0rnr
rSa' 'aIatio @ 2s'er bt ea oy III d. ID 50 eSiaI MSi'h H.
i9Sla SI'P': as q ca,lats n ,e ,'sa"i is II imseIt' IT,
front n inoral pnlht. Of yiew, on iii ctlnal
e. 1S9'fM s M t y s2 ~ Il stRftsS Gcsso s;!Sf M s w a
Of thousands Of Democrats, sought to cnn,n.lt
Gut iailed III # SO pitif1,liy:
@ A. s ;ss AS =; ass SssaS ss S ' u sy s'i
t'ltuse Republicans who aro Of Tie opinion
tlIut t@i9 Republican party cail win III NnyGiIl-
bor only with u cn.ilEtlutn like WastbMrlie
are aIneeru In this belief. For tben, tho name
ct Wnshbutlie IL not 4 screeli !}etinh Which
they sGek to hide their inclination for another
,cantfi.tute. lhey believe, :ail nre .conyitlcMl
1ftt. TINT 1,e!thar Sherman. nor plaine. nor
Etlniunds Of Vermont. nor Garfield Of Ohio,
mr. Harrison Of lnsliatln, can snc,lre
III Noyetnbnr US largo n majority Ns: :Wnsll-
bnrnc. Tl!ey arc. thereforr. striving to have
hiM !, ,Gominate. Indifferent w!ct]iet e ;!s-
burlte las been started not with his will, bit
against his will, by nen to whom tho welfare
ef tho Republican party and tic continuance
Of Republican rH1o III the United States arc
Of. mare inp0rtAilce tlinn nero regard for
personal likes n,ltl dislkkcs.
l}ut, before this cnn be secured, exciting
times have to be pnssctt through Tho MI
tonal Convention will not this tt!ne, rs ,,s,!al,
finish its work In two days. But TINT Is d
l,ntter of ,ln consequence. II tho Wash
l'Rrta, people stand by. thelr colars, and X
hfr. Was'lhMrne himself toes not further
tls to the successful result.
, 1880-05-13

6ptrtal Dttpoteh to 7hs Chicago Tribune :,
OTTAWA, Afny 12.-Parties who havu boon
III tho labit Of shipping goods to tho United
Suites In less quantities than 800 WORTH, III
order to escape Consular tcrs, llnve been
notified tint n change las been matlG III, tho
law, 50 tlat tho practice Of breaking uunntl-
ttrs cannot ho continued. .,.
: There Is considerable fGellng in n suburb
of Ottawa ovor tic nctlon Of iii Episcopal
Clergyman III refusing to administer 'tl,e
sacrament to member Of the Methodist
Church IN good standing. !:
SDmo snperstlttous people nt '3lrr1tts
Rapids are wasting the midnight oil search
Ing for treasures OF the Dell estntc. They
believe TINT money l,as been buried on,the
bank Of the Rldcau River Mt that place, a,l.i
spcnsl tilno ut tho bewltchfng hour Of midi
night IN digging up the ground Ill the hope
of finding 1t.
by lutters patcnt tho Great Northern Trnn-
sit Company Inns been Incorporated; princi-
pal plMet Of business. Cuiiinywbod; capital,
S:aD, ,0o0; object, carrying un u general freight
alld! passenger business, alsO carrying tho
.,Mr. Alexander G. Anderson, Inspector Of
Fisheries for British Columbia, gives tho III
teresting information IN Ills annual report to
ti,d Department Of AlntiMc ai,u Fisheries that
Ltent. z, L: Needlalu,. Navigating I,iettu,,-
putcti tho coast.line Of British Volunhia to
bn7, isl statute miles, or more thuii ttOUblu
the coast.line Of treat britain md Ireland.
|. The wQrll.tenoWnGtl f{nrtfs Ut NnrWny ,ro
\ ffehle ~ thelr depth compared with tho In
lets Of tho parIflc provlnce.' Tic Nltlltnrlnn
Importance OF this Is tho proof It a1TOrds
Df the fMturI' Mllltlls1 ynltl0 Of tho fisheries
Of that PROVINCE, mid tho cnsy adoption Of
! |isll-hrcediny there, When tho BxlEenGfus Uf 4
Nenr large population gives A1s impetus To the
Industry. The statement Is also nl,ltle that
thesu inlets aro u.lvignblo Into tho Interior Of
!: III N. i. uisborne, Superintendent; Of tho
|, Government telegraph systoM, goes to Ell.
gland shortly to ncg0tlute t0r tho purchase Ut
Submarine cubies to bD used as part 'of the
Gulf 9f st: Lawrence system. ~
hive l,ecn divided Into two classps,-tlte first
class getting 30 cents 4 dAy, Alld tho soc0nd 7d
L cents il thy, lnsteud of W cunts uil round
Tho famous old h1use Wllero Gen. Mont
Eolncry's body w9s lai,! :ont on the Dist VI
/" "Decelnbcg, 1!76, is now \ ca1My-shop."
::CAyuaA, Ont, May l9.-!rl,e ilftll a..tl Inst
|: span Of tie wooden Gre9t Western, ls;!llrnah
bridge acruss tile uruIiu River lilts been re-
moved, mid replaced by tho new iron
structure. EACH irol, spun, 10d feet IN fcnEtt!
md weighing twenty toiiN WIS put t.tgether
%oosian ntur built on II !latrcar This was
drawn along, to lts place ty aa ongine, a,.1
rnlsed by block, md t,,tkle sutlislelltly to
lrhW tho cnrS out. Tllell, tlip rails biting IT.
moved, IL wQOtten INIT was cut, md dropped
into the river betleatti, after Wlttt tftg slafl
Was gradually lowered 10 Its place. ant thu
ti,o sli, ictt tiie yard iii t,o work WIS COLI
nleteli WIS ono hour uild tlree-Quniiers, thus
delaying no truiIlS.
, 1880-05-13

0t.std{ Dtspdtth 10 Int Chicago 1T1otHk.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Alny 19.-rhe Democ-
racy meet fn mass-convc,,tlon OIL the I'D. to
nominate delegates tn the State Convention
This county ('rlppccaMoo) will undoubtedly
Instruct for Lnnders for Governor. The
.Ge,oralhAs lnaae n number OF visits hore.
mid was the choice Of, this county four years
aRo.
speetar co,7t.ponatnes Of me chicago 7rsounx
INDIANAPOLIS. Iud.. May ll.-Col. Noljert 8.
Robortsosl,. Of Fort WAync, ~ono Ut the roc
ognized whcohorscs md Stnlwarts Of tho Re-
publican purity, was In the city to-day, mud In
the course IF nn tstoryiow touching tho po-
lttioal and qubcrnaturtat 'o1ltiouk III the sthto
he sald ho believed thero was n r4pldly- growing
:tiun, delivered III tho House last week. is re-
Entslfd by thosr who ltavo rgad It, 80 fur na to
an nany x sttest' wio antrey y aE
:"Whon it bus. fairly reacied tho people:" ho
play In tho Republican party wtl.,l! be likely IL
tallso rcactlon III hts fAyury bringing with 1t u
~ @ o Is 5aS Sss ,ba aPec Y IN
from tho tinkot IN 1B7U." III tho polanel's opin~
ion tho inre this !nattcr la th''.,ght of mud tho
would PROV md strenEthon, especially ~ II. ls
known that tho Dcn,ncrAgy In tho fin,sn
co suoertson Itd nut hcstatc to any that il, lis
antl ,anun,,nco, himself II candidate his friends
wtt'tsd rally hnd W9u!tl npet y strong. vlTorot's
pport n9ink askea why Mr 0rth o n, St
isnbertsun rvpllcd: "iiece,leo tho Springer IN
vcst1Ka.iou ,ad not bcen closed, nne Als report
tlun wonld have amounted 10 llttio else
ihan u denial ot charges that hnl never
of |&sa& I1sar
, 1880-05-13
COOK COUNTY,

TIVE NEANFluN lIAa HET IN,
Ia scaree,v rno,,eh 1,in,,niiartcra tn ottncl, n
ri, sho,Y. ,,m,,,tst,,.n,in s,nss ., " I,lt v"
uui' sio"s u''isils.aKaoto s1gas OF olslmteera-
ton. Messss =. T.. lla'l, Charles Counsel"
-1nan, anu Charles II. 1seed llayo decItncd tho
questionable ho,tor Of going 10 Springfield Us
t'riruates In ronrnsr,,t = ,ra,,u ,viich 1;us IN
ns.es"Ha " aolI.esS,t t"'.s MA1sm ns.s ny
Legal eSistellees MANY OF tld "holtars
"io' ~ thc ''ept OF u'ots polt'caI lfe, re-
so'veu u s'Rns!, tnlhEs anu 6eia everything
to = tic do1nn!tl0n buW-wOwsh IN chsu they
couldn't hayo their own way, llaye como to
tlIet conclusion That some one blundnrnd
.:s,;H T., ~ 's '.s,,.,as Nv s,,,.,s',
.MM III uae ssma OF po!ltlcs p1uhaef IS
worse .than o grippe The i!ery, uhtn'ncd
llotspur Of tho Eleventh Ward, who Is
be,tor k,,owu NJ Dick Tuthill. wna vcster,inv
p,,J,v roh,,toJ ~ IL hsa,,"1 mIn s,io ~.
41n,,';,. epunsa ~ ~ '.o 1tasuNo ac.oa Nv
Aohunya convention, mt, after admitting
that It was somewhat stupid, replied tint I'D
lind done ollly what was agreed to In tho
{,runt-Lo0nn cauc,,s. nn,i vet tbn ai-,l