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Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
H.ewlsl@sive Nos@ss

The time for the introduction of new busi ness has been limited by the legislature te Friday, Feb. 9th.
 Senator Peet has introduced bill author ixing towns to accept legacies for the sn largement, improvement or repair of ceme teries. .a- g.
 The finance committee of the Legislature have decided to report favorably on appro- priation of $3, 900 for the Groton Centennial celebration in 1881.
 MT. Hollister of Litchaeld has introduced 8 bill into the House, rearrangfng the terms of the Superior Court in this county. There are to be three civil terms and two criminal terms.
 The Oonrant, in long editorial, favors a tax Commission, to revise the tax laws of the state The present law it says, is all askew Double taxation and partial exemption lie down together. .,.. .,~ F The Constitutional amendment which pass. ed the house last session, giving the Govern or the nomination of Judges, has been intro- duced aga,n and is recommended by the State Bar Association, of which Judge sey- mour is President and Governors Hubbard and Ingerson the Vice Presidents.
 The last legislature authorized special commission on convict labor, and they have just submitted their report to the legislature now in session. The conclusion is that the present contract system is the best that can be devised with proper safeguards and limi- tations, and that it does not operate unjustly against free labor in this state.
 A bill has been introduced into the legs, lature to re.district the state into Probate Districts--making 3l instead of lls the num- bez at present. LitchReld County is divided into five districts, as follows:
 LTcHFrELD. Towns of Litchfeld, .Goshen, aarwinton, Morris, Plymouth, Torrington and Warren. =.
 CANAAN. Towns of Canaan, North Can. aan, Salisbury and Sharon.
 NEW MILFORD. Towns of New Milford, Bridgewatsr, Kent Sherman and Washing: ton.
 WINCHESTER. Towns of Winchester, Bark hamsted, Colebrook, Hartland, New Hartford and Norfolk.
 WoopBuRY. Towns of woodbury, B. thle- hem, Roxbury and Southbury.
 It will be sseys by the above that Cornwall is left out in the cSld-psobsbly clerical eeror."
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
FACTAND RUMOR,

Queen Victoria receives t6, 900 day.
 Seventy eollisrs were killed by an explosion in Newcastle (England) mine. Queen Victoria is to erect cross on the spot where the Prince Imperial fell
 General Grants foreign tour, according to orvine Grant, cost the General $50, 600. Cornelius J. Vanderbilt has been sued for SIC, 900 fees by witnesses in the late will trial
 The Philadelphia mint is turning out eagles and half.esgles at the rate of about $2oO, 900 daily. ->'" '-->~,' ...
 One hundred and twenty .thousand ef the one hundred and sixtyy thOusand housss in Philadelphia ere mOrtsasea. ''
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
ltsa Nh Iraa.,. Raa aata.

And we do not blame him for saying it. He was sick and in pain. He had been so fer months He had tried physician's preserip- tious and all the nostrums that had bees re- commended to him. So when 3, friend came in. one night and said: 1T have known Dr:
 David Kennedy's 'Fsvorite Remedy actually please you Here's dollar. Go and got a bottle" It was done, and in: a. few weeks there was & new man in that town. In his gratitude he declared: "Whe9 aus in; ;Ron-' dout, NY, I'll stop in Dr: 'Ksnueay'S osies and tell him of fthis.n-KsehGRQe ."
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
Ds,TrYs+-

"Work while the day lasts."
 Duty is Gods heavenly bride.
 Clinsing near the Saviofs aide;
 He who wears its garb we see
 Scattering blessings bounteously.
 Lift your eyes, 70 sin-sick soul;
 Jesus chiist can make you whole. ! N Sit no longer in dismAy;. s% ,.. Duty calls ;yea muat shsy.r-..ss s.' ..,,,,., ~. "Duty Oallsi Alas for mel
 would surely try to be Very active in some way; Glad the call would obey; But the work is all begun.
 Or by others has been done."
 Thus with hands and purse locked Nght. Christians blot Gods 6lssiouaNdht.
 And they wait from day to day,
 While aoul across the wey .,:.-. .-,Si Pines in hunger. wxnt and sin. 'sE. 'ass:. ., A. When kindly word might wih;: ,,.t '-.-ss sI & And their very sefvants wait yt>. j. l. .S. 40. AS did Lazarus at the sats,. ~ ~ .es : IS And in vain their aid tmpioFs 's gf.sS. For the bsgsar at their doss. >..s 4a 1.t,ss;.:;: "Inasmuch as ys hsvs dons ~E:.. VA ',,.' - Ia Unto cen my little one" .''"':'ts s.>stss- So our glorious Teacher gave < 'sI ..I,.sSI Lessons telling how to save !, ., rS .,..-s Giving gifts and work to ai. 'iSi ,....ras..: SS Different parcels. large and email; ...s...'-..e, Humble onesall stained with iiA. Tss.S: ..t.. Some alone have power to win. t.. ,iNs A:I AGiddleAeld, Mass Jan. Hs S <, N M.:SI,
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
CORRESPONDENCE.

AT CoRREsPoNDENTs are requested to send In their communications so as to reach us on Monday of each week. as we cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence received after that time.
 aE Write only on one aide of the paper and send something each week if possible. Don't wait until you can gather fun column to send " all at once" but let us hear from you from week to week, if you can't give more than two items st time, remembering that nstos is mol improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

The East river bridge is rapidly nearing I'completien. Most of the workmen employed
 on the Brooklyn approach have been die. charged, and the work of taking down the temporary structure has begun.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

0NbscriRelom Ace0amts-The date on the eolorsd slip of paper with the name of the sub aerihsr, showp the time e0 which the suA. serAReAsm is R@l0; thus, R. B. Smith kuls0 lnacates that Mr. Smith has paid for hls paper to yaly :, is60 It 10 hoped that subscribers will see % it that their account. indicated by the date sn thsir pzSsssf ssAkaaj8 e0rfect. aad when they pay for renewal of their subscription. will ob- serve whether their date b changed 10 indicate the eoFm Rs for correction ct once No claims for er- roRs h these accounts wi hereafter be considered after the payment Is claimed to have been made, sa hs regular receipt of the paper with the date to winch hs>enhRcESRtlnR- il paid plainly printed na epfNeef
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
R.,Rs.... sExSsStyA,

NDERTAKER, CsskSte,2u1; I ial robes and YysEyt hinS pert gs5o Sa5a business at the foSes. posSibfe ptieSH SsE cd ct residsnces without extra ShkfGE sskyE AAl'attention: &tyeh ,te lRseesfFysk Me SSS4 have chsuicsls and fhs ssmost sppfhfed MI ehest and every faoi ty.toF dxespinG k8SA aad-wilf take ShEcSs Sf fNnf14tf TfS& SaeeSa
 RefarenceAby permhsi8b. WEW. WslSls1l, D.. J. N. Qewles, y. R. Eadridgsss T. L. yNs lord R;ls Crassey, ,ssaIs ss .as.i ..fs ty'
 Samples may be- .asen bat my hoNea e ~ 6psrks & Cos store At anystino. ..!..@ lses.
 Morfolk Conn: March T. IR79' ,.. .s l.As soAA
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

At Colnsville Jan 5. Edwin M. Knight ssSa'- 66 years
 At oollinsville, Jan l2, very suddenl1, Elects sS Bailey aged so .years s,,! a, '-. v.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

sss We shall feel ereasly obliged to any of cur friendg in the county, or elsewhere, who WiM ssnda& PAetica1ara a0t seny occurrence of interest was naS cosae: under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
For q ale.

REY Farm, lying between Cs6aah and, Easbs pair all kinds of choice Fsuy ,E6x HlftSaf ' psrtcnlais enqplre of xtaUSTuS BIdNf1E on the prstnisesI' AM3ls
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
Neso, .Adpert,sesaentS,.
For Sale.

uousE and lot situatsd h the, north pSsA 2 II of the Village of Salisbury, Nith good We'll, Cistern, Barn, Wagon Hosse ety.... ,l $.
 4w31 <r"SN J.sA, BUNDYg ,As Lakeville, Ct, Jan: 2s, 1880. ..E~ .;. g:S
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
,'s fsey G
 BORN

In Mil River, Jan. iassaoHals Aile SR nlS \
 sic Davis. "T~*. '"S 2; I.sSS 4c gssvs tsci A. Salisbury, .Jap. 20, 4 dsatsAtsf n F. -fse.
 body. r.:'. @'.s E.rt a~::"grY 4;l
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
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nR@ n.

At Colhnsvilie, Jan l5, Warren H- GoldsA hA
 and Miss Dora s. Palmer. ..,:acs rka S.sxS It,
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

RxtrA Copies Of the NiWs can NeohtAinsdAs
 0rAAam's DruR Store, Salisbury Cegasll . Hoyrs store. EAksvills yssA. c. Dreyyn. Falls Village C. H Crane 's~"$-'" sharon. RHmphRey'sDR Store Canaan Ross0mes, sIES-' WsStOorAWsp. na'sRmpo<ium." Vest Winssea. ". A. Roberts, .Ns.s .c.-. East Canaan D. L. Pratt. soutAAeid and MM River weleA 6 Johnson. .., EoEfblk
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

New Marlboro.
 Many of the South Berkshire Institute stu- dents went to Sheffield last Wednesday eve ming to hear Among the Breakers" in which Edward and Miss Laura Frost took part ~s -.
Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28

AsSse@s
 We were shown a sprig of apple blossoms one day this week. by Wm. Ds<in, and on the 26th, Wm. Butcher killed streaked snake two feet in length.
 The Landon farm on Sugar hill, which was occupied by the late s. Mott, has been sold and David Bloomer, resident of Salisbury will take possession early in the spring.
 Mrs. F. Ryder returned home last week from visit to relatives at Green River.
 Rev. MT. Sanford, Presiding Elder, preach ed at the M. E. church Sunday evening to g full house, the Congregational church being well represented.
 Nearly dozen from here attended the con- cert at West Cornwall on Friday evening, who report it as being grand success. Some of the Falls Village talent united with them, and at the rendition of Moonlight o the Lake" were encored, and from the report of one. of the party. we should judge that the vocal and instrumental music by the West Cornwall talent was par excellence.
 IDLEw1LD. COllAnsvisle.
 The births in the town of Canton in 1879, was 7s; average for the past ten years, 75. Marriages in 1879, 27, average in ten years, 30. Deaths in 1873, 6l average in ten years, 50. D. B. H. Humtsvkl1es
 The number of ore teams on the road have somewhat lessened. The ore is now brought to Falls Village by ral, and from thence carted to the furnace. Looks like to "disin- terested ,parties' as though the furnace might start with business before many weeks.
 One of Louis Lepean's heavy cart horses some twenty.two hundred pounds, recently kicked against the monotony of his life, or his
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25

MANUFACTURED specially f1T fohacro, differ
ing in cnmnosition, ice and merit. :
-Erhe IF 4Uljt0g Ferhheers-
Planters differ in the manner "f APPLYING
fertilizers, whether in the hill. drill or
broadcast. That the same quantity Will go
further and produce larger results the first
year for the quantity used when applied in
the hill or drill. IS generally concerned.
But advacatcs FOR hroadrasting claim that
when the crop II which the fertile r is APP.
piled. il Is 10 c followed iy n her In
quick succession to he Sswr IN wheat as
soon rs the tobacco is Iemoyed-then broad
casting IS best. for rrls, rs which seem too
apprrant "a need exclamation
Having prepared the land for killing. aD
ply the tcgF ilZc: iry which ever mode the
planter prefers. aud in such quantity as the
natural strength If the SOL indic"tes, lay
inc IF the rows IIlrec feet three inches
apart. and makes the hills a'outtwo feet
ten inches distant from centre TO centre.
Mark the measure on the no. handle. and
require the killers to apply it freqneutlv as
a guide. The tows should lie wider apart
than the hills - IF ,rd proper cultivation
without hreaking anil hrusirg the plants at
the final plou2hing,-a matter OF no small
importance, as the least hlcmish on a fine
leaf nearly DESTROYS its V ,lnc as i wrapper.
Ito be C~OntinHci.l
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For the FARMER AND ME"HANIc

FRANKLISTON, y. c., March l6, 1880.
CAPT. SH"TwELL Nearly two weeks
have elapsed. since my promise TO drop you
an item or two Of news from this section,
and yet that promise is unified.
The rain has kept almost every body in
''statu quo but has not been sufficient
to prevent several marriages from taking
place. as Nr Eugene Morris, Of Granville
county, and Miss Belle Harris, Of franklin
ton were married on the 10th inst. aud also
Mr.. b.. Richardson, of Raleigh and Miss
Ada Spruill. of Franklin county. Some old
bachelor will no loubt say, so much for
leap year but [ must eSpouse the cause If
the fair sex enough to say, these contracts
were entered into prior to Jan. |. 1880.
Something unusal and unprecedented in
the history of turkeys occurred last Friday,
when our white turkey hen Matched out a
fine brood OF young ones.
The farmers fearthe continue wet wealth
er will iniure the wheat crop
You have no doubt heard of the fire in
Louishurg. from the Times report it SAYS
three stores were burned.
Hope to send vou several subscribers
soon. Respectfully,
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, 1880-10-11

IVA - " tjs
rnEscM GOSSIP CoscEHslS0 THE czAR's ANoCl,s.

FTEScH GOSSIP CosCEHslS0 THE CzAR's ANOCl,s.
S,rehtf fntk
r4u,s. t,ct. p.-,rhn En,ncror Alexander of
r,,,.sIr ,.h,sn rr,r,,rp,ttt, n,orrtnre 1v;th th,
uriurcs. Dolv,ru,,kI IL iu.Itovnl ~, IL. ,u nccon,.
.,.else :. ~ ~ '" w ~ t,
pllsheu tact IS nor, IL seems 1''ch more iata1i!
10 Ills new wIfo thun hc WIS to bis old
one. 1Ic hus, It Is stated, already formed fresh
IIu!sun with pretty 1ols!l ludy.
4 LrCKy 1AMntEn
A t,,xs,sn WIN ,rns preso,,t Nh fho fsrnou.
,,..,a - ,,,o,,,s,. h,,,.ao,' 1,~,,aa no1,,,sa,,
uaahe u o4'ec.snt pct"co'l fslhcu ooln"ioi.
md Count scho!lvhloH says 4 not
true TINT nem!dnf lost Slo,Wo,Um to
tue latter ht tho close OF the EaHlc. iE1nce
6sa !!Ghn!nH nhs !oat ~ "ne VeIl.hi u. aue Hltht
rnnlc ut i C'yltiuk in tho morning hu had rc.
.o'e'9N ''' ".vs s.r.,,n. ~ ~ n ~.
.-.... 1.eAohh % Ao' r.
- correspondent saya: "Last night attend.
cn J. mosL interesting !cctHre ny tHo eaHe ots
, 1880-10-11

Gaei yenrs 1 tne,nler of Congress from THIS
snn tnn stat n, t.'as e ieit Ns cGftaii q er
III ,,,,r,,, NV ,.o ~ s!!aI 1Mc S,ln wnm!H l'sG y.
ins aske pa., whit Wilt liz j;e II as a,,I'M' IT'S cMii
I"et, ia u" LHp'e.; necnMso W., ,,'x ,'mt pn,y
nre t,ivtd,I W.. Mi.1le Lv ,, ii"S niiIra
MIR sira,,,,t 1,. .t e..um''s, ~ ,n".i!v ns.
!nEa lis waxnt i' eonil,lrnt @ III mr. r evs, Hopeful
tn,m, T. ~ Mns ~ H. fnfmsS' " si,, M ~ h,t
tiu is n s ILL., 'iots ,t s,t,,t%n ~ % ,rn ~ Xii H'
..n o.H' ~ INV u.e. 'No "'h ~.
EVE'sHTl1fSG sEEMEf, 1';AnY ~ AMI WILLING
n there IS Il wcli-bnformnt Republican who
does mt feel rs cUn(luGnt TftE Tltii!tSE cnr-
respondent has not, mot lin. Within lhe
IMst week lilyn ,liet Mil! .eOMVeiset wiIn IL.
1Gn,sSeIt,Sc ,t MGes nxsn,,i, % ''Ss thn, y o
cntes; nie' M!1!s ~ GSc;HP; H. tg LINZ Wy" vrn
n,v" '. ~ !usu. & ~ .o' sI, IL. 1' n H. "sv '' W.
n,, W., oro IL n"u musti" ~ ky i,n ,nsi
" nrn IA ,,.nst rn,ii,fn,,t Tra n"t" cn,,an nT
sisrn i ti,e ptsse!'Ss' q so highly j5a!lot:Sox
frmt,, fho Ena,nr,, "fti.s ~ uurW ~ H"iti'
M,or r,.Uot"rc Enn,r., f"r tta;r ,iriw ~ ,,,rE H.,
,Nut city, arrived in IlltlnnNt,,,its on tho f,o,,
!!ain to!ay, an! ars ai'artsred N NJ The! The
Charles Cnrrl' Drn,fv WnrI", ~ thn tso,t,.
,,nra ci,v faH fnI1 fln i,,or M ,or,re :" ~ oa''
'" r,,,. os. - ~, s"oo'' -
i1E nANo
alG ,, HnseY @ nnd LnFry Maryery. grnrtls e tiio
Wnrd rlli'lnns. iH,."v mi H S,uverv y -H, ,Snr'.
fown. and snrmt tl,c ,iuv II anctnma,, p"s rim m
.trtpntv"s saS ts IT, o Mn5 ,.r1s,.s NJ 1h ,,,iras
and ,riost datger'%s % int Of F bnIai.box ky raiders
St Ps TsssI'sd iaasaSeis s!osSnE # Il;
ssds, Mr. Nsw, CbnirII'a,. Of Lila Rhtlrn,, frIl
n names al f saHf fv - I'm aS ~ hs Ihs
ciass Ut scn,IntiseIs brought iniS Indiana i by
, 1880-10-11

sT'n'y Fl cirnrsS co,!,,iy viii undoMeuy
show largU Republican EaLt's; aLt's;.,,
JOitN 4. CKt,z1Eit, Editor Courier.
TEN TliutHASD MAJORITY.
Rp,ttat Dt,pateh tn Tnt EptriSn 1tihins.
Cot.uMnus, 1ud., Oct o.H,,lsepubllcnn gain
IN t,is so''niyI;13h, 81 Republican 'spj"r''y-t"
o'''o A0'''' "'''' Enron REPUBLICAN,.
nEAsoSAnr.y sUllE.
! Nptttat tAsr.lteh TO tn th,foen Tribune.
KoKUsto, iud.. Oct. y.-rlsere seems no
1onacr Rt,y grounds fnr rcns..llnbtc tlouht of
Republican success f, our State next Tugs
day. III thu Eleventh District, Sterile Ute
pucan) wil1 a"Ittcy yttt eH s!ecte;i e;i,,r
CONFIDENT or rIEcTtNu PORTER.
Spfttat Dt,pntth to The Chtttao 1rthnns.
GosiJES, Iiitt., Oct 0-Wn feel very rnntf-
dent Of elccttng Porter. and we think tlle
wIolo State ticket y this tElkhqrt) and n!-
ioiDir1g counties. We hare made 1nrge galt1s.
We arc thoroughly nrgaUtzetl.
lii. BHYEin.E, Editor Times.
Special papatea tc 1ht thte.ya 1r,huns; II a.
FoRr, WAYNE, 1n'l.,, Oct: 9.-Tlle Heput,.
lcans here are yery h.,petul Earl, ,,m.x,s o =
at siakc.. From present Indications II large
falling Of of the Democratic mn1nrlty ls ny
parent In this county. especially on Guy"
oInor ants TrcaSllrer Taylor Msp,n9t''sn,'''i NV
be eiccted 6y from 400 10 sol minority. allow.
ing 1000 against him In this cn.lnty. IL M,ls u
Stale Will be carried BY tho Rsu.lollcans u m
Of Which Allen County Is fill. The kartlb..
llcan organization Is. however. 50 pefic9et
Tint 1t Is not likely any of ting SloulAeIs.llIes :
ters will get their work m ING & aG"1eS r,,ort 81
heen thorot,Et,, and the Republican spirit has
bean stirred up, to tho boiling point. There
, 1880-10-11

Asn .uth
rcHhri ~ mo 1n'ter ~ rmhi!' ',' nu VIZ ~ ~.
!iesnnio 10 t"nn'apn inrHnu'cm.' w !! W"
, tn.'ci4 PE"1:tt .A'e. "' ~ - rt,.,.n -
VIII not ca!e 10 e*a1e 100 lm'"ro -,
,,,.n,,.. ,r,.t ,,ns'tnnt wnny n,,.m,ra arc In
town. ~ Tue expcotMtlnn OK w1ntnt sea.on N
Gre'l.os III: lhfhell tt'Ks ot nhFthe3 t'n,F !"
sle Gnl.o'' states t" t1pesa h.s oxone'anes ,oF
AGITATION. ttr wants to sfarl a League newspa.
ae,aae 10 a''enafan ,no'F v v'' ,olr H. a 1rs
sh"o, e tn wt,l rapi''l, %l g ierca.o, ' and md tse
%sssSss sa ss''sa # tse e ss te 5s
ss a TGs s.fsfasE e e :ss
is9i. i'Sr "' tho League far as'''s lid Of '' land
ain n4ur,r vurnrts
return occasloncd what was rcAl,y political
suid wmr,i IN !fcn.c 'F ~ HI. u,ltics.' Tna
tM,deinnntii,n of thn S,nmlrr1i. which shuWs
,ho zea! II A., nov convert. y =. .'i,t tho
Viz ,n tho frGsr Tsir n, wsls In crssdie E1 liz IS
. ,oltis!a,r. Mr. % Ssis,.,s s: tsy sw ,nasnainty
IT, MrsAsss II W. e txeo'y !" p'e'
0''' ''~'' cosnxnsrp. ''
,rho .x,,h,,rov.i - IN t,,.t t,o,n. sr,n
ran,iahnr i. .,n,iHn,,.r1 in Anglo. fndjn clrcicH
Grrut disgust IS rxi,rcssci a. 10 Gen. phlyre's
capuclty 10 communal In South Af9hanistan.
r,t,. u.,,r rar.
r. r,.,.-. t'. ""''' -. .,., A.t,.
thr'.ntrnr1 With "ss t,nine frnm the nniit,nt, ~
tho n1nlt lax, In the Jtscwcrs' Exhibition gutxl
I,ut,,,jllr cCr WAS 4hi,w1 which hnd been l,rewet
fr,ul niaIz1 nt1i rce, Solpe newspapers Suggest
tho probability of American tnaixe supplatltinR
English baflgy,
r,vrr,os nu,nyny.
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1ae cnEIInt'uu at!siussi i.1ss ~ LIE , % ~,
enrMs s r @ m.u ~ .nw ue,,vo.s
nFeIH y uoFS naTax r.'
n,a.,tl severe punishment for rich pessons
guilty hE bribery.
II shuUd nor 20 hufpOseu tnht tue Rusn'nR
EJihlue1 " in1Fty-t"o aohEnntoEsn1ste "nn
t In;ra.to Ei','Hh ~ M eoo tiM,,
H. h.n, ..."t,.s, t.,,t,v ~
rvce!yui frtun tho nloo,rnt t,reucI,ets kcranhjc
turlors. And aatntiy examples uf tho Church
| thnrn sfeniilcaura than as uti net Of l}cAl
| rs,urtesy. The sword uf dissent ,.sAt+t tho
Church IL mt shtHtEed. The Liberation society
| Is prnpHsing for Winter catnpHign.
| THE soc1Ar. .ctrycE coN1nEss
II d,t1irr tf1an cycr trhn N"omnr's Hiphts marty
set up rc,nurknblo claims. Everybody ih agreed
thnt married wutnct should own fhcfr Gwn prop
crty. but thcrc Is nut. hitich ,,,aumlty about
should havn exclusive custoiy of the
children: Tho ha,nand thHt husbands
shn!l maintain tho chIldrcn and g'scup all rights
, 1880-10-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE HUSH SITUATION,

LONDON, Oct, 0.-rno untagontsm between tho
landlords aud the Irish Land. Iouguo l,,crq,.scs,
Tho deputat!on nf moro thnn i0J landlords ,hat
called On tho Ylcoroy to urgo cousciye mcasurcs
Is deoulcd Significant. ind many belsrvu
that the Government regard 1t us u
Justincauon Tor Imposing repsessvo legislation.
The landlords complaints are expected 10 result
in yroater vioIence and tual,llt, which viii uG-
ford further warrant f1s fresh legislation Lit
tlo IL required To induce tho tloyernmcut u call
specxI sesslon Of Parliament to hlsuuss tho
a1Yaira Of Ireland. The chief obstacle Ia
not tho attitude OF tho Irish, but the
hstcru. questlon. II As, QlAdatoua's pIpns Ia