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, 1880-02-01

Cravath's friends would hare been glad to
have him appointed third term, but the
public generally are well satisfied with the
change: Mr. McGraw Is a popular man and
will make an excellent officer.
, 1880-02-01

THE NEWPORT JAIL HORROR
CmcSNAr1, O., JAM. 31.-John Manning
was sentenced this morning at Newport, KY,
to the penitentiary for life for the murder of
Edward Connolly in the Newport Jail on
Jan. a. This was the case where, only ten
days ago, the two prisoners quarreled,, and
from the body with one slash Of razor.
, 1880-02-01

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.-Sidney B. Thom~
as, Mark Faldcn, John Boyd, and Thomas
Stewart, convicted Of making fraudulent
election returns, have been sentenced to pay
a fine of S100 and costs, and to undergo I'M
prisonment twelve months.
, 1880-02-01

State Committee to-day settled upon Feb. rs
as the time and Utica, Senator Conkltng's
home, as the place. This is considered sig
nlfcant Of the way in which the whole pro-
gram will doubtless be carried out. There
seems no reason to believe there will
be any break In the absolute power
Of the machine, which means that
Senator Conkltng holds the State In his
hands. The State Committee is simply
Conkling- g-Grant body. Members Of 1t said
to-day that if instructions were given at
Utica they would be for Conkling, thus en-
abling him to hold the delegation together
and use it to defeat Sherman in any case,
even if Grant we're not nonlanited. Inquiries
among the members showed q specially Bit
ter feeling to exist against the Secretary, and
tt was asserted that under no circumstances
could he carry this State. Indeed, outside
small circle Of his friends, that view is held
by all leading politicians here. The
first choice was for Conkl1ng
In case he would consent to be
candidate, next for Grant, and third for
Blaine. Two or three only of the politicians
present announced their unalterab1e opposi-
hon to q third term. It was stated privately
by well-informed gentleman that if for any
reason Grants name should drop from the
canvass, Senator Conkllng would make his
strongest jump for the place, and that there
is deeper meaning than appears on the sur
face in the effort that will be made to have
the delegates instructed for Coakling
instead of directly for Grant. Commits
Conkling first, last, and always. If
neither is candidate, then I'm for Blaine
noead +n the IInftod States IT 0h;n aifhorrh
, 1880-02-01

BosroE. Jan. 31.-The Governor to-day Is
sued an order that Charles F. Freeman, the
Pocassett child-murderer, be confined in the
State Lunatic Hospital.
, 1880-02-01
SMITu-BEENETT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-The trial OF Mrs.
Smith and Cove Bennett, for the murder OF
the husband of Mrs. Smith, policeman OF
Jersey City. resulted in q verdict Of not
guilty.
, 1880-02-01

4 BKCTzAL TVIICEM1aN.
NEW YoRk, Jan. 31.-Policeman Gi1feather,
of this city, was arrested to-day. He Is ac-
cused of fatally beating Thomas Kennedy,
Brooklyn saloonkeeper, after attending
Sixth Ward cock-dght Yesterday morning.
saloon. The latter Is reporter dying Of a
fractured skull.
, 1880-02-01

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 31.-The sixteenth
drawing of the Commonwealth Distribution
Company took place to-day at McCauity's
Theatre in the presence Of large audience.
The capital prize, $4,000, was drawn by
ticket No. 1895. The second prize, S10.oc0,
by ticket 6S65s. The third prize, $4,000, By
ticket A307.
, 1880-02-01
THE. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Col. InSersol1.
III th6 Editor Of tbs CHICAGO Trib1t4as.

COL 4n9eFH0Hs
II tbs Editor of 7hs Chicago Ifib1ens.
CHICAGO, Jan. S1.-Wfu you please
let us know through your paper ~ II Col.
Robert Ingersou was ever Democrat, and
{3) at what time did he join the Republican
party, and obiige 4 TRIBUNE READER
II. Yes. z When the War broke out
The South Parks-Cost Of Feeling Law
Jers.
= To ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.~-Last Sunday read
communication concerning the expenses Of
the park system Of Hyde Park, but it omit
ted one item Of expense which have taken
the trouble to .supply,-the money paid to
lawyers by the Park Board for legal services;
Aver s. Kales. SIS 6:4IA Attorneys fees..S $50
r n Knles 1O,o75i Attorney's fees. 1,6T
James P. Root go, 146s.!GencrM legal ex-
r S. THOMPSON. 8,T35t penses account. 3,Q98
LYMAN Trumbull. 4,500t illegal expenses. 6.RG
John n Jewett. 2,5Wi Legal expenses. 1884
G. Beckwtth..... a,00GLeamtng Thom-
C. G. 'Bonney.-.-. Leu Son-...........-- 509
Sidney Smith,. 1.5WiR. W. Bridge. ..-..- LIZ
n " Fuller::.... 6o0(W. A. Plnkerton. 600
Attorneys fees -. -,
and for Court Total.
It seems to me that "Reform is necessary"
as Tilden said in his platform four years
ago. TAXPAYER
, 1880-02-01
ROTATION IN OFFICE. F.

WHITEWATER, Wis, Jan. 3L-Our Post
Office changed hands to-day, Prosper Cravath
retiring, after eight years Of service, aud Il
n. McGraw succeeds him. Some Of Mr.
, 1880-02-01
SUICIDE,

Special Dispoteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 5L-At Warsaw,
at 6o'clock this morning, John Morris, q
marble-cutter. jumped from the fo.,rth-story
window of the Wright House, causing his
Inq SretV IN Ws and I'M
retired late last night under its Influence.
He was IS years old, and leaves two children.
, 1880-02-01

a single cake Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap Ia
equivalent to many sulphur baths Avoid coun-
terfeitS,
, 1880-02-01
MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. SIP. 4 Sawyer,
fosonist Secretary Of State, has yielded,
&na, Under protest, given up all the State
property in his possession. This afternoon
ea"yer delivered to the Republican Secre-
ary Of State the State seal, the returns OF
uae rotes for Governor, county officers, SEN
ators, and Representatives, Council records,
ena all the reports Of the Executive Council
Of 1'9 relating to the election returns. Saw
~ vas unable to find the key Of the safe.
He SAYS he received legal advice yesterday
70 70. held ont in his position, but, as 9e vas
saasned the Sheriff had warrant Tor nls
afHHest, IT he did not choose to make marIyr
q himself, and has therefore given up MS
claim to the Office.
, 1880-02-01

age this way. It Is conceded that Peoria
must get another place for er'water-s4ipplv
unless the sewerage from .CEicagois stopped
, 1880-02-01
CHESS,

NEW ToHK, Jan. 31.-In the chess contest
for the championship Of. America, Capt Nc
Kenzie defeated Grundy.
, 1880-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA.

Special Dkspatch to 7h< Chicago 7sibun&.
. HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 3L-At the instance
Of Senator Cameron, the Dauphin County
Republican Committee. to-day adopted reso-
luhons in favor of Grant for President and
the adoption of the unit vote f1r the govern
ment OF the Pennsylvania delegation at the
National Convention. The meeting of the
Committee was largely attended, and Senator
Cameron, who is here and mapped out the
work performed, showed much interest in
the proceedings and was chiefly gratiied at
ths unanimity with which the Grant reso1u-
lions were adopted, no resistance having
been offered The Committee has on it
=, number Of Blaine men, but they
remained perfectly passive when the
resolutions were up for consideration. The
action OF the Committee is Of great impor-
tance In view of Senator Cameron's connec-
ton with it. as it reveals his purposes In the
PRESIDENTIAL controversy Senator Cameron's
paper refers to the proceedings as follows:
~ has been noticeable to the most super
nc|al observer that the majority Of so-called
instructions from other counties in favor OF
otler candidates than Gen. Grant were not
instructions at all, but simply resolutions in
olcanng preference. but leaving the dele
eases from those districts free to act as their
oeA Judgment dictates and the exigency
q taeoecasion requires. Dauphin County's
resolution on the su bject of the Presidency
6a binding instruction to its delegates to
3oS LOT the man who is the party's choice as
uec!a1ea IN open assembly, and that choice
~ tfSSn9ot be departed from by the delegates in
He Convention without breach Of the con-
in f,Uf ff,a
, 1880-02-01

ILLINOIS MINERS.
CENTRAIIA, H., Jan. 31.-The ooal-miners
of this vicinity are On strike.
, 1880-02-01
The South Parks-Cost Of Feeling Law.

It seems to me that RefOTm IS necessary,
as Tilden said in his platform four yeal
ago. TAXPAYER
, 1880-02-01

Debts-A Railroad on Ice-Fsfn-
ter NaTigatton-An AbscondtnS As.
s4gnee-Gold-NIintnE In the County Of
18eauce-Find1ng of Articles Stolen
Twelve Years Ago.
, 1880-12-29


NEw Y'oRK, Dee. %s.-District- Attorney ncn-
ja1tiln Il. phelps Is roportcl to be dying. liz Ia
suffering from Aouto rheumatism Of tho Bton-
nc!,, cngenuorcd by a scvcru. cold contracted two
wGqks agnat his :wIto's f,inurnl.
THE "cHEyALiER's" FATE.
The writ Of tlnhoas corpus on behalf Of "I.ortl
ChMrlcs PGlha1n Clinton" hns beon dismissed.
Clinton hns consented to return to Utnh, whore
be Is wanted on charge nf forgery.
THE OCEAN,
The ship NInguan Har,ua, with cotton iron,
Savannah, for Liverpool, put Into Dur,n,l,u tcnk-
Ing on tho 10th lust, and anchored In Murrtng' a
anchorage. During q heavy Kalc on the 1lth aho
Dragged ashore hnd blIked. IIer cnrEo Ia being
discharged. 1t is tclcycd tho ship Will DO tutal
wreck.
D1t. BIMH ILLNESS.
Or. james Marion Sims was reported at tho
point of doath lust evonIng with plourD-pneu-
monia, but waa botter later. with some hopo Of
recovery.
GEN. M'CLKLl4AN C0STRApICTH.
Con. hcClhtlan coutrndiotB tho report that ho
has declined tho Presidency Of tho Underground
ltailroad at this city.
ONE OF THE "rnuTm" CROWD.
NEW T0RK, Doc. 29.-nartley Campbell, the
3ramuttst. secured m order of nrrcst for Charles
u. byrio yesterday on m affidavit charging TINT
Dyrno hnd lboled him IN tho Drttmatio Neus by
nssorttnR that hu hui stoon tho Galley Bnya,'
a1,tl that tho bettor portions of "My Partner "
wero not original with Ca1npbpll. Byrno up.
peared voluntarily before t,nylstrnte, aud was
pArotoa until Thurstuy afternoon, whom au OK.
nNlnltion In tho clsG will be hnd.
, 1880-12-29
PRODUCE.
WWEATs
apsetaI Utspdtth 10 1As Ehteaqo Tribune,

autetal Nspdeth 10 1As Chicago Tribune,
NEW Yonx, Dec. 2s.-lloacting from TIM buoy
Rncy Ut yesterday. wintar whuAt, aftor opening
q trtllo higher, soon broke severely, spooduY
about AGt1A .ccnts busaol on freor md .loro
urgent DEerls,gs.n lower ranxe OF quotations
reported FROM tue West, and tho unfAyorub!o
tuiur OF tho a1vlces by cubic. Speculation has
shown much lesa spirit, aud export requirements
hayc been OH u RESTRICTED sculo. Through tho
afternoon prices ra!ltea Itttlo a. tho spce,lia.
Two feeling revived somewhat, partly fur
tho protection Of outstanding contracts,
but wcAkoncd again toward tho close, US
tho offerings !nercascl In volume aud
sctlors eyl,dal moFo eRHrrncss 10 pfaco supplies,
leuyInK pH heavily, Buea Of No. rod wero
mado Ut slsaa l.aA closlmg Ut $1.si asked; No. =
rcd at $a.l5.sGal.d, tnostly ut tl.!0. cios!aR ut
$ll55s hilt do December at Fl,lo{Gll.16si, paus.
Ing ut sLl5.{; 10 jn,t}asy ut sh15.sGbll7, clos.
Ing at fl.i6.s usked; do February ut Stl7AD
l.l9sf. eIosnY ut Sl.l7A askod. da Narrh ut tl.:O
Gl3oA, clt.sng ut Sl.:aIi do May ut $l.al!{GslaI,
closing ut FLU: NJ. rud lit lata ut *lUGal la3t,
as to quaaltyt M. ! sfllwnukoe spring at fl.lGit
rejected spring al pscGS$l.00; ungs4iol spgluy
ut slice.
COIN, OARS, NfE, AAHLEv.
Corn was less freely dcalt IL. aud Inns boot,
quoted generally shAdu l0wor, cloalnx weak Oh
raihor freer offerings. Balcs Ut mixed Western
unvsalcd uow wese naado ut ElGt57 ecnta. " Il,
quality; Mo =. bs4fGb3ponts, Now York sto4mor
mixed vt b3i&sas cents. mostly ut tJ!t eeuts.
, 1880-12-29
CRIMINAL RECORD.
Items aAd lnoluents from tho Police
Atu&fUnA.

r.,,,
~'' '>'~~ W.,.s',.,. o@ s'o &o1soe
~ ~ ...,
,a r. II conser, OF Sn ~ sontn Water street.
morrison propr,otress of M stato streot Inn, Iann. .H'
hn,t r,,,he tn, ~ ,,a,,n,'lo ,..t.,. ,rs'.
,..'a a"assu ''' y. s""uso "u'on Iao
Keeper and s'3 Inmates OF tho house lit question
were, therefore, lodged In tho stlltion.
Dor1, rro,,r,, csnrpo., win ,,,ho.r .,,.,.,.
..u wv, f'lu"a' o.~'s"u WI" 'eeao1S to"asae
held by Justioo WALLACE Il, $1,000 to tile suth, III
, 1880-12-29

Oats wcro in rta!ttctsl Stuck md ngain quoted
RrnoEnlly 'oaror, IN instances ns n,tul1 N iiGbl
ecnt hn*'lcl OH cnriy deliveries. I'll, hawoyrr,
moderate movement, naninly speculative.
salrs of whito Western, in9rnt!ed. woro reported
nt 42hGt1sts cents, ~ 10 qunty; mixed tlo Mt Al
ala cents: whtc Stato at 4l:iGbl5 cents; No.
Chicago WIS 1tlotcsl Mt t1si cents.
ltyo wns 1utl md wcntt. Carloads md boat
tonde woro quoted nj D8 cents. ;. =. +,
Hurley was about stondy. but inactive. Mt
e1.o5.
: PROVISIONS.
1fog products wuro fairly nottvo but unsettled,
opening strong. but subsequently weakening,
hftl closing .arrcgtttarly. 4 slow call wn5 noted
for Western mess pork for cnr,y dcllvory,
nt,otcd Mt F1.10 bid md *1a.15 asked fur ot and
In tho option lluo lfcless: January, $1a;5nake,l:
February delivery ut $l3.5o bill, and IN to $i4.50
asked. a limited inquiry was notct! for cut
meats at previous quotations. nacon was tnact-
lso. Long caunr was qlntct Mt HEX, astl Bh0rt
clear at $7.4h. Lcse animation waa roportcd
In Western steam lnrtl FOR Onrly delivery, opcs-
ing highor, but chasing lower at $a87H, md IN
tho option 1ino business to tntr ng4rcgatc,
with December closing Mt fs.ss bl.l. jans1nry at
$sS5 Fchruary ut &ao5 Atarch at 1905, at,d
April at So.l1!f.
r1,s oTHEna.
Ta!low was In less t1o1n'tnd. with sales noted at
Ca0hc, ttn inter for pr[n,o.
lit suHat9. rasy WIS inActye and In limited DO
tnat,l ut 7s;6b74o for FUR to rood refining Cultn,
Moro animation was reported III tic wny Df
berth frolHhts, especially in tho limo of grnfn
contracts, with ratcs TIL grain freight q,,ptet ns
rule steady, while on provisions and general
carHoes fasor'nR shippers. For Liverpool. on-
gaGenscnts rcportctl havo hcon, by aloatn, f1our
nt es 7!z, mostly through freight md forwnri
shipment, and by ut-pDrt HteAtners rs low as
p 1'ldae:s :t; wheat Mt 9hd: provisions Mt s5eb
a5s 1nainly through freight, ani for forward
shipment by out.port steamers as low as 1850
.Gs M.
, 1880-12-29


MONTREAL, Dec. eA-Tho Southeastern Hail.
way commences Tomorrow to lay tAolr track
ncrt,ss the icc-bfilsu over tho st. Lawrence
from 1.pngueui! to Iloahu'agu, whoso they will
conncut with the. North Ehnra Railway. 1t !s
now understood that tho principal obtect OF Sir.
Htckson's late visit to Englaul was to .nnko
tlnanciul :urrangemonts for the laying OF
double track over Important sections Of the
Gsaila Trunk RuIlwhy, and that matters IN that
direction haya NJ fur progressed that work IL unw
Ho!ny OIL anI naterlal 1o!ugA purchased for that
purpose. On tha Central DiYtqon. between
atontrea| Rua Torohto. tho stdlnEs uro being ex-
icn.led into strotohvs Of two ani three lniles ID
tengtbt ai,1 u Is tho Intention to opon additional
cnxslnR-places for trains by constructing long
sl1lnga parallel with tho lu4jr line, In this way
tho work II doubling tho limo will be gradually
but speedily ,caunlpllshed~ 1t ts plso UNDER
stup.t stlir larxo orders tor additional Folling-
stuck hnse be0n gtyen.
Tho annual 4inUpr .'ot tho dominion cona-
mcrcal Trayelofa' Association took place to-
night vt. tho Windsor I1utel. There was largo
numi,or present.. Among tho tnyitot! guosta WIS
cuusul.Ganeral Smllh. Ut tho unttol Btatas.
s.. ~ III EfFattrn AAsoetatsa FFta.
QuEnEc, 'poU, 2A-sensatIonul stories VIVA
reference to unusual military precautions ana
preparations ut tic citadel aSe said to b0 ent'ro~
" untruG.
, 1880-12-29

speakluq Of tho onusoA nt THO ponpcrntio ,lofcat,
ssat,l: Tho tssues weru not fairly nrrsontc,l.
Tho Dcfnoeratlo hnr1i money tfohtrtno WIS diluted
3! In Mano and III fntlIann with 1rennbnck hcreBy
In or11er to ecc,rc vttes. W0 lust. and Justly
lost. both states. Tho Democratic doctrine of
/; TAN1fr FOtl REVENUE 0Trr a.. :
WINS explained antl tnndiffetl Ia sit the nttnos-
pl,oro OF Connecticut and New Jurscy. Tho re-
hult was that wo lost tho fafnscr aud carried tho
lottor State by Krcatty reduced majority. hut,
falting to. secure my rets1rn fur thcsn ipwsso
coticesalons, we foft III tho Stnto Of Now York n
lnrYo voio tporhnns. largo onotieh to hnvo;
chnusod tho' res%iS. which nrofots tlofoat
with honor to victory nch'oved by my conpro-.
misc Of principle. Tho Democracy would have
boon aacceast),l but for tho disturbing o.enunt
which OF stcd hera In tho City bf Now York, AMI
which lid not exist untAtdd'of tho StAte Of Nov
York; Here Ia to ho found the proxinlntc cause
OF dofeat As party bnsed upon principle VIC
hrc as strong rs We nvor havo l,pgn. III tho lpcal
organization hero In Now Yurk wn wcrr wenk,
because tho organization was III t!roct ct,t,trn.
dlctlon to tho fundamental princpica Of thu
Do1noorntto purity. We proclaim that powor hns
It's unity legitimate sourro In thu peat.le, md wo
orposo ntt Capitalization Ut rower, which docs
not express or can tiefeat tho will OF tho people.
11ltl yct, hero In the City Uf Now York, wo llal
m organization which expressed only tho will of
ono n1nn. Such M orRantzatfon was oifcnsvo
wn :. ,rnr, thor oron.,vo On. y r,.,n" In =,
which m nnswrr cn,,ii In n,c,io rlcn rros,cd
hnmc liz. MIR nrr,,rcnt. 1n foot tro .,nnrsIon.
nf i'm cn,rrott" n,ntfor., ,vor,, -, ,,n rro,so.,
IN tIts ,It, t,t ,,9,I, ~ ;, , ,.,s., .a,, .,,,'
to atond rho sonn. otr ~ ~ ,ntn i, thts ott,,
woa ,nt,,roI ~ ~N~ '@N ''' ''''' ~'''
mrs ,xr,,,,.e,, ,,,,,,raz,
or,,r,. ,,,r s,,t,.ti,,,4,nm - t,'.ass s..,.,.wr.
fnr .rovorn,,,ant" ia,st,t ..,, ,r,
1fnfl Ia ,fi," ~ t -;nst n,,t ,,, 1n,t,,".Tt"i,
nc-"rsn,e - ',n.ns ~, suu
so ~ -, 49,. ..,s,',. o,' ~ 49,,
rnr,,ntton, .,"..".s"s .,,o - .tts ~,
.sonroa.. r,.'as" s,s '..ns" ~ =. ,..a ~ -
n",,nnn1 .,,n'.,n "po ,,"o,, se' e,, sI, pu
arS ~, n..aa. H., ."... u .,t.~ 49,,
T1na, ro.,,s -, ., ~ .n"s ~ 9 "'su n'a
.nn.a so.t.,. ~ 1.as u'ttiis pu.1'e@a ,""sct
a'.I ~ ar..s,,.na., ~ .teu peot'o. "na 1uen
o,,r, .i,sa,,%h 49,, w. npo ~. ~
snnot,,,r. ~ .,..., LUZ .olt'su "n ..n u.'o .'
sno,,,Aa .saoI.ns nna u''"stlI.ea' A1ln "tn tho
~ u w peeht a'onVcst'o psnne'lhes
~ ~ npuos'non ~ etntt"'le''. u urn pu-
~. ,.,o1 a., aua .fco sn'ps' so'ohuo teiot''
, 1880-12-29

Er+.lof rll,x,Ith =, I'M e,.- 50
w.sr,voro,, = " nas t"s oa oa'as' t'souhs'
n..es. - W nse 90 naht twclso OF
''a,s S.a,,".s "HD' w., "n.s ~" .euo ot 1lau-
.'"n. .,,,so ..aa ~" ,sn,a.'os .ofuAn n!s cxef-
rn'.e.,o,,a "e ,.as.,"..a III se's n'ty ny
.e,irn ,,s, Itns.,,,a, W. ns1'1Muoa
,,n,1 49, ~ s,,,or.tst, ~ ~ nuee Tug areo
"",.. ~, u s,, ass ~ W. Inarty
n.a.ia., NV as uau 1.naral
~ s..,s'. .esn.,sh 't.'.s q ss'oe
verS Fcspooun'o o!t|.ohs' 1hcla''inH ply
s,ens a''s' psaoness' ea ~ 1T. 1a,aeslott OF
n"!."eu, ,,.'. ~" app""i ~ tne iFos.aeh. IN n
~ .o,.H aetsef, n0k.ng hl!n 10 a1Eeet mo
narsoon'noMefn ., 10 aoso9hte inc eontfaot no.
t"oem n'laso't, IeptesanGna tne un'teu states
~. .sc.'on' t',t nna o'Star no"t9ee ~ ueaai1 ol
tue cathoI!e Church. III tho appropriation bills
psossdea ttant' tof tho care. support, and
moeaa treatment ot Rovonty'iiso transient pa.
t!ents III washington tho Government shull nay
tno hospital
, 1880-12-29
Great Popular 0utory Against the One.
- 'iSfdcd Bargain Made with The
) Syndicate.
Tho Administration Seeking an 0ppor.
tunity to Rctreat from tho
Undertaking.
a Bnnquot Given Archibald Forban
ut Toronto Last Night.
Speeches by Goldwin Smith and the Qusst
-ToastB-Subsequent Lecture.

. Nsit-kAll.WA1.
oo!' ope'a. N"Pase" 70 1"s Laaeaao !fthtnt'
a,t'. I'LL, neo o-otta"a 'a dnll t'nlitfo-
t"ts t' uutee Nv pfeSoat linn r-
.as.. n 'ar ~ ..J uulJ ."s1au'"l''hTy recess. Tho
-. o,np're "ho remained III tllo city hvcr
s,...., .m..,tn"a nay hte now oe'hg decreased In
sr,na. "la'i .e'"pess "fc leae'hG Today for
1,.,... -, ~. ~n1',..ttch'' ~ Slessrs schuItz nnu
s,;5r.'i NV ~. 'iulape9s nave boeh e'Ille1
~. n.:., ~ Oh. *nu'' olits':' Gu 1lrR-
' ~. .a'''tuss, at'" specp!nuoh Is r'fo ~
~ Nao business WHICH takes them SO
near tnetr c0hdtt{licnta, but not to thenn. To-
taS INC at'tl-synlscate petitions wero widely
a'straoatod a'a II ottnwn md aro being rlpIdy
'ttle"' 1ho ffco tTcs continues It's ActlE9 0ppo-
*'.'on 10 tho syndicate termss wh1lo the Citizen
L,is no1hlhg 70 sny. Tho former, tonight, after
n!tuain9 20 tho proposed extension Of tic St.
i"ut' n'ahttoba Hallway Into tho Nnrth-
"cst IcrF'1oeles W MI Independent
ofneh , INC wost OF tho rentiNa
u.mHo". ,. puts tho matter In this form:
rue slnestion TINS narFows down to this: Shall
tho oanltslatl PnctHc Hallway bB a Nntlonal
n'Rn"ny, bintiing nll tho rruvnces Of tho l)o-
tls'on toRet1of' or shal! 1t bn q snGro tributary
" tno Auiellea1l eyatcs11, defcntinH tho grand
PURPOSE OF ifs creation, aud feovtng the older
provinces pnorcr nnd moro Isolated thin oycrY'
meetings antngonistto to tho Pacific Hallway
beno1he arc boing hold throughout
s"o -c"nhtfys Laat night, Mt I.or-
tlo't. blonc0c md Kingston. nnd Tonight
nt st. Mary's, aravenhurst, beaverton, aud
Mara strong resolutions wero passed cost!e,uu-
Ing 1t and protesting ngninst tho ratification Of
tho agreement, l1etween now and tho roopon.
Ing Of the House on Tuesday ne4t thirty morn
such mootlngs Aro to taltp place In OntarIo nnd
Qunbcc nlonc. 1t ia r,lnored tbat It IA mn M.
, 1880-12-29

UPFE48 TRP48sH " W @143FH97, 1F00H''
MILWAUKEE, Dec, :a-lohanna Lempke, a
young German woman. gayo birth to healthy
tc'nule child iD y street.car at a lqto hour lust
night. Az soon 90 possible she wHs given as
slstanre and IL nnw doing we'll. 6ho was ar.
restcd two weaks aSo for larceny and sent to tho
hospital tastaAA Of tho 19oaso ot CoFrcqtlou. on
account Of her delicate condition. Sho ran
away from tho hospital only TO muet tho odd
exporionc0 FecQuutell above.
, 1880-12-29
'tWElt- PRESFRVFD.

AslLVnRr. AiMss., noc. :3.-At tlxhrlagn yestcr~
tiay. upon tho opening of alloyshead 1T .nn!asscs
ut ono Of tho prominent business hpusas. 1t was
found to eontutn tho lcad body Ut negro III Il
fair statv OF preservation, lilo hal the nppaar-
auG0 Of in ortuury letd hand. lilo IL supposed
70 hayo boon MuraoFod, mud tho body thus Ills
poaad ct 10 coucoai cyldengp pf tho rrlMe,, Tho
dE4c0Ydry bus eseated eons1dofablo excitement
In tho locality. and tho police havo already taken
Gtcps to institute U rigid examination.
, 1880-12-29
WHITAKER.
Y1fH H3IfNsHAM Ay,r,l+rHf,

61tttal DbpateA to 9Ae CAt<apo Ttthux4.
WARRINGTON, d. g., tsoc. Ss.-WithtM tho last
two or three days tho Whitaker cuso aad tho
action TINT ought to bo taken In regard to Il
have been discussed batwcsn the President un4
SONS Ut his Cabinet. Thu tstslieutk ylews Nv To
whAt hs ac1op shalt bs atu Eot shared by i'll BIZ
coust4tutionut advisors. Several OF theln hayp
, 1880-12-29

POPULATION or Ti11Rry-TllnEE srArEs Akn rkR-
AsTuntE8.
WAslllsagos. y. G., Leo. xs.-rho following
sfurement shows tue population OF certuln
stAtos apd Tursitorcs, anonsllnx 10 the Unllu4
E!atcs census OF lsaQ. Thls statement Ia ssill
, 1880-12-29

.Fontfy fceblc !Mngs aglinst wlntcr blasts with
Hnlr'H HDney nf ltOfehounl aIlA Tag.
llkesE TUothache prups eura IN QUO minute,
, 1880-12-29

Fur. fur hetser for yuu .han beer, alo or por.
ier, nnA tree from tha Intoxicating eIuclx, u
tiup Allte11.