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, 1880-07-03

TURKEY has Mt Inst male Il direct ISSUE
will, the Grent Powers by notifying tlon
tint ItwiIlnot culo Tho Dtstrfcto Dulcfgnot to
Montenegro, which was claimctt by tho Af0n~
teness!ns, AMI the Justice Of whose cla!!A has
Just been conceded By tho representatives Of
tic Powers III cunfcrenco Mt Berlin. Tho re-
f,isa1 Is nothing moro nor 1eRs than might
layo bccn expected from Turkey, and It now
remains to bo seen what actIon tho Powers
will take III tic premises. THEY allowed
Turkey to disregard tic Treaty of Berlin for
two years, WIN they now allow hcr to ttla-
regard the decisions of tho Conference called
to enforce this very treRty? Foreign dis
patches stnsc that tho Turks are raising vol
,1ntcers TO resist tho ccsslo,I, and It is we'll
known TINT they llavo been melting the Alba-
iIans to resistance for so'lie tlmc past. 1t
would sucin to be MI exccllcnt opportunity
for ending Turkish tnsolcnco mid astdaclty,
but rs they have suffered Its exhibition fur
years past they may slo 50 In this instance,
even to tho extent oilettlng llttlo AGontene-
gro DO cheated out OF wlathasb BEEN promised
l,nr
, 1880-07-03

81 ;Se ,saw!ss ax, H. asn; tras,, VIZ !s ,,s; re-;
Ue,,. Iia,lcouk appc,led to him 70 wtthdrAw tho
.s'fu ,sf'lness s' ii NcW " ofsans sG VIII y
On ti,o Is, II Jan,lnry. tSs1s, he wrote: Tho
Malor. General commanding takGs :, :ce1,so,, to
iio,s, he Gun s,trer mn foroI!c Resistance to tho
cxas,itton s u the proes:s, , oi te Courts" Aud
svncil 10 uo,nri,or, dnn 1ianc,'ck declared that
NJ piass' !s svil @,iin'nstIaiIon rs q 1'',l;
Ss,th. " ny" i V. @ s",esss,i s ths, Zen: ,1s$ A.
cat,sl n n,, IT. ri % syinpathy with iii Tic Tic poopic. nnd
tho Influence of IFS a.'inInla.ratlon ws cast Il,
fnvur 1f tl0 mon WIN bud shortly brfotu lnl1
IN preserving tlotr old ascc,tdcncy. Tho rccorsh
pr ihe times t!'as moro than "no lnsai.cc wl,ere
e. oi tne u q IL s ha. 'aS @
pr,,tcut tho blncks and row loynl whites, and
shfty afSr Ter fst ns o. r. to o'v
That Is the kind Of statcsmanshfptlisp
by Gen. Nancock, md the only kind, for at
I'M othor period Of his life from loyllonl up
Illus tu had any connection Will, civil attnfrs,
n craftsmanship which was limited to tho
execution of orders which, It tlloy
Ind been successfully carried ont,
would llnvc plunged tho country 1nto
anarchy. md restored the South Into Rcbel
lands ngsll1. This Is the secret OF his suc-
cess ut Cincinnati, md IF Ills nomination by
the "Salfd South" In tllat Convention. 11o
would hive received that nomination hcfore
Ind tho Southern leaders not been afraid to
INSERT themselves too early lie fought OH
the right sl!e, and, VIXEN tho fight WAS Won,
instcad Of following III tile steps OF
Grant. Sherman, Sheridan, Tl1onlna. md the
really grent soldiers Of tho War, he deserted
hts comrades and sold himself to tho South
rs MI engnr and willing tool to Undo nil tile
work that hal been dono In the field. TIC
was tho confederate OF cx-Iscbels III 1868, AMI
now las his rownral. Can this hired states
ntan bo anything less 1T 1881 than the tool OF
that SANG "Soutll' - which l1as Just rewarded
hin. for Ills batl work twelve yeass ago?
, 1880-07-03

DAN DouonERTY, the eloquent orator Of
Philadelphia, described ltancock in bis hornl-
mating speech as "rto Superb" hlr. Dana, Of
tho Now York Sun, In dire alarm tries to correct
this druadfuI blunaor; tio aays that only snobs
will call HANCOCK ''suporb":
Whnt n t}sore "supprb" nbomt hm7 ..
"SurGrA" Mun8otlBo. ...-
lie Ii brave. Millions OF prlyatcs In the War
were Just as br1ye.
But scarcely any other West Pointer bus been
50 sound q civilian
Dana knows that n "aupcrb" man can never
10 President Of tho United states. Tarquin was
superb. Three cheers for tho "superb" Han"
cock.
, 1880-07-03

WHILE tho people Of this city l,aye beon
enjoying tho cool though rather damp weather
OF tho past week, those Of New York ind other
scaboarti cities have been suffering from cxccss-
I've heat. In Now York thore havo hcen hun-
drods of fatal sunstrokts. The HeruM Of
Thursday says: ,....... q.
THO oldest inhabitants Of tho city declare that
thoy remember M s,lmlnpr in which ,.urinH u
etu,1lur period tho mortality among iufnnts hho
hcen SO lArgo. Although tho huat ycsterslny waa
BY no tnpillls 80 oppressive m 1t EIs beoi III the
lust foW days, tempered ns II washy n refreshing
brooxc. 1t was still sufficiently prcrrowertng TO
prpstratcd. When tho Temperature Of tho
nclyhborhoo41a In which tenement houses more
particularly Inbound Ia p0nstdgrct1. It IL scarcely
i,tnttor Of surprise that infanta only . few
dnys old are unable to oxlat In their closo
an1 ooniluod atmosphere. Tho rnys Of the
tho Oyercrowtlcd dwclters Of tho bhrrntk- -!lko
structures nro parchotl and hnkct1. and when
they Suck thu benefit Of tho by 10 means pure
mir out Of tsonrs tho fiery beatns pny upon the.n
md the result is s,Ilstrnkc. Tho mortality III
Hr.uk,yn fa. a1so boon excepuonnlly Kreat, W
dGRtha huItnE ucciirrts1 si1.Go Saturday lust.
No lnsa tIAn Is ppr cent Of tls9so wero children.
thnt tcrribtb dieGNsc. Ch0lGrll 1nfAnttlH1. dc.
atsoylny EeAsly all. The suburbs Of the city did
mot escape from tho hcat wayc, and many cslsca
Of suffering Aiid prostration are reported.
After suffering six days OF thls torrld heat a
cooling ahowCr uan,e to the sel'ot OF man and
bcast nnd materially moderated tho tompera+
ture, rendering llfo cndurable. An unprece-
donted drought hns prevailed tn most parts
OF New Jersey. No rain OF any consequence has
fu1en Ia two months 0ats, cornt hay, aud
potatoes will 10 a partial, II not an eutlre,
future,
, 1880-07-03

AInl,nnln, Florida, c}r4 These meetings
should bo directed IL tho organization
a1ai union of thu Republican voters tn
COMPRESSION nj districts where thero Il ,la-
iorty OF Republican vUtors, or where very
larRe proportion, of tho voters nra Republic
uns. trhcso people should l,e told Ut their
right to lntd meetings, tn have candidates,
anl of their right 10 vote for those canlt-
.latcs. There are hundreds of Republicans
in tho Northern STATES who for tho CAUSE
would Willingly 20 South for month or six
weeks IN September and October, nnti tl,cro
discuss National politics OFT NnIlonal snfl.
Chscago a'une could put half dozen
good speakers III tho field under tho
direction nf thu National Committee
10 explain md discuss Republican principles
and policies. Southern whitn ilen dare not,
because OF tho social anl commercial ban
imposed on Republicans in those Statcs,
openly oppose tic Democratic despotfsm.
but n0 such prescription could apply to
Northern mon. No man ut tho South, no
Democratic minority, 40 matter how strong
antt oyerbrnring, wolild tnre to n,olcst, ns-
san1t, or seek To inti,nilnte Northern speak
ers going there Under the nnspLccs Of tic
Republican National Committee. Nor would
there he any attempt to prevent Re publican
neotlnKs, or 10 disturb them, or to offer vfo-
, 1880-07-03

THE Indiana Democrats ire aeain coauot-
ling with tho Grronhackers. Lanttcrs Tho DEM
ocriatlo candtdhtc for Governor, Is carrying OH
tho negotiations on bchalt Of his party. Tho
t;rconbackcrs are not asking much. .-nlcroly tho
Endorsement OF DO In Matyr fn tho Indianapolis
district by tho Democrats, which will probably
In f1f,ur
, 1880-07-03

A NEW YoRK woman murdered her three
children yesterday BY cutting t!otr shronts With
n razor. Tho unfortunate woman had been sick
for a long titno, and doubtless WAS insane whom
sho committed tho unnatural crlme she says
ttat she killed them In tho belief that tls0y
would no to fIeayen
, 1880-07-03

A COMMITTEE OF tile French Senate Inns re-
ported ngatnst tho Plcnary Amnesty bill, TIL thu
ground that tho country does not jeusaud am-
ntsty anti TINT It is mt the time TO pardon Mssas
tns md cndaw them With tho privilege Of French
citizens when rrliglous congregations aro being
cxpeiled. The on1y Recommendation h,ade by
tho CnmmIttco Is thut tho Government 10 etn-
powered to grant numerous partluns
, 1880-07-03

A GERMAN lady fou,,d llar runaway hus-
baud in this city yesterday. They wcro married
In Germany n fow months ago, embarked for
Atncrlra, and on thriving hero tho falthcss tl,ts-
band dccampod with 1900 1T money and coll
siderable jewelry. Ono of Simon ODonnell's
men captured tho abscondor ut Bo1no p!aco on
Milwaukee, nvouue.
, 1880-07-03

SEcnErA1sY SHERMAN returned to the
Trcaaury tl.0p,olU Of an unexpendel balanco
Of tho appropriation for the refurlIng OF tho
National debt and r. 600 900 os tho approximation
for collecting tho Internal reyent,e mud customs
dutscs. Tllls Inns tho Secretary favcl 81 U0o, QUO
OF tho sums appropriated by Congress.
, 1880-07-03

OWING to the prevalence OF nofthegly
winds dusins the early spring, and ths qou.
tinucd prevalence at low temperature, whereby
the melting OF Alpine SHOWS 10 greatly retardod,
tho lakes and r1vers Ut 6wltzerlhnd arc unusll-
ally low this year. Tho Lake OF Geneva is very
nearly three feet below the level at an ordinary
acasoE, and lower than II has boen known to b
for many yeara.
, 1880-07-03
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES. EN-

rnt g,u1tA1n Tis1nt.Sl:. hns established branch
jcr. fr tho rucopt u subscriptions and as3sertlse-
n,ents "a foowA: .......... -.
NEW Youx-l.oou, 81 Tribune building F.T. Me-
fAnnxH, Manager.
GLASGOW. scotlnnd-A1an's American News
Agency, 81 itcntIsti-et .....-.
LONDON EnH.-Anler1cnn Exchange. ~ btfhho
HENRY 4. ti1lIta, Ageut.
WASHINGTON, H. C.--l1l9 + atr0ct.
, 1880-07-03

lsEPoRrs from various places in Illinois,
WISCONSIN, Town, Minnesota, Kansas, and Mis-
sourl is,dtcata Il heulthy condition ot tho crops.
Tho cortl-ytcld promises to TO unusually large,
antl the graln crops axcoot In the cndo OF winter
wheat, WILL be better than tho average. Even In
Kansas, where tho reports fnr titne wero usl-
satisfactory Oh account Of drought the Yield will
be much bcttor thR, anticipated. Fruit in all
placcs ts exceedingly abundant, md Il ploatlful
and chcnp market Will be tho consequence.
, 1880-07-03

. TnE carriers canvass OF st. Louis for
names omitted by tho Census ol,lmorators 10
said to bo producing remarkable results. Aftor
two u3Khts' cHnvass 10 010 MLdilaonal names have
been turned IN. and tho st. Louis Globe believes
It Ia possibta tho ontssloua will swol to twca tho
presont number before tho work is completed.
1t ls Understood. OF course. that many Of the
natnes now listed arc duplicates; and 1t !s quito
probable that the zoal ot tho carriers In many
casas has exceeded tloEr discretion. Tho ouum.
orators one anil ali declare TINT they visited
every house In thels respective districts. pnd do
not hcllevo TINT tnuuy g1nutta omlasionA can ho
fouud. lnuugh tho wtlole furco OF l6a enumera.
tors have beon In session for several days to at
tend tn any complaints that may bc offered, very
fow visitors hayo called, and tho corrections do.
mRnded hive been quito !nsignineant. If the
lotter.carrlera shnll do uil that IL expected Of
them, 1t. Louis will still be 1900 10 N 900 hehlud
Chicago,
, 1880-07-03

PREsIDEHr HAYES IS telling secrets out ot
doors. Who oyor knew botorc that Or.
Woolsey was the originator OF tho famous con-
ctadnn policy, Or TINT Dr.. rnrier wna otTorcd
tho post Of Minister to Enx!sna7 Amt II Is mitch
tor tho President OF tho Uulted 8tntes to admit
that Ills cherished policy, which he entorad upoa
with such high hopes at tho beginning OF biz
Administration, has disappointed his expocta.
ttnns,
, 1880-07-03

WHEN tic parties who wero appointed
public prosecutors tnstead Of those WIN refused
to enforce tho religious tlecrccs at Lyons and
nthor places entered tho courts yesterday tho
1aembr1s Of Tho nar roso md Immediately loft
in n holy 10 show thalr disapproval antl dis
ulcnRlIrc.
, 1880-07-03

Ii. RESAN, III the preface to his now vol
utns OF lectures, PAYS a handsome compliment
to tho English and their idoas OF religious
freedom, and ndds:
feei moro an,t moro convinced that our beat
aoolety ~ skyptical IN appearance Onfy. that It
llpf-a boller III freedom and respoot for tho
freedom Of Thought. Ttat dogma VII! conquer
VIC can accelerate lts triumph by laws and
HGrFnb8 ''.
, 1880-07-03

TIiE License Committee of the City Cou1,-
eli yesterday discussed tho orfitnnnoo recently
introduced by Alb Graunts, providing for MI
Increased license FEC. 1llldrcth, Meyer, and
McNnrncy will report nRa!nst tho ortafnanco,
and Ballard and Grnanis wIl report In It's favor.
, 1880-07-03

A CINCINNATI f,usbdud, who wns arrested
nbuat three wecks nHo fas having conssn!ttcd n
murder, has 1,,asso Affidavit charging lila wife
with tho decd.
, 1880-07-03

TIE Turkish Foreign Minister has In
formed tho European rnwors who participated
III the 1'oflln Conference that tho Porto will mot
Rgreo 10 tho ccsa1on Of DalclHno to Montenegro.
Volunteers arc being actisely enrolled to pre-"
vent tho t1lsintcgrntion of tho TurktAh territory
, 1880-07-03

DuHNELI, Of Minnesota, who tofegrafed
home for tho buys to "began hauling sand" for
bis aew house whan tho salafY. grab pa4acd. Ia
having a hard hight for q renomtnation1 At pres.
out the chspoos ssa against him and Ia favor oe
Wakefield, but be claims that some of the delo-
gutes nom.natly opposed TO him arc In favor ut
him ~ I second choice,
, 1880-07-03

lT Is generally hritrveA that both Turkey
and Greece will nccupt tho decisions of tho 1}cr-
lin Conference In rcleruuee to tho arcnktruut-
tt,r o1,olffr,
, 1880-07-03

sue tho bonds hut In printing thom only tho city
wI.s mentioned. Tho uectaou wna anticipated,
and tho amount Of tho Judgment will 10 paid
ttlttnChtntG1y.
, 1880-07-03

t&x}.
DuT, after MI, In
TINT t.rotfIt~Afnhlltor nf-
fair It Il mt from. his
friends TINT "GcnOrtti" p"
0nrilclt1 should nsk to
10 tayft1, hut from hfrn-
self and from, Ills own
testimony, delivered
voluntarily and ty1thoue
croas-exAMfnRttbt1.
, 1880-07-03

E101N has population Of 1000; Cedar
nnplds, l0,l0J: 1nncnstcr, ra.. a5,b4g: and Suit
Lake City. ol,o0O. The Territory Of Utnh uon-
tu!ns 1t5 900 people.
, 1880-07-03

GEORGE ". ME.ENvE. n prominent rom
tsnctor md builder Ut nostoa, Has hekl to trial
yesterday on tho charge Of having forged tra1ls.
fnra OF rnri Gststtn. .
, 1880-07-03

In tho contest for tho Alercorli prlzo cup
yesterday two OF tho American team, Jnckson
md Scott, mnlo tho highest scores. Fcntot1, Of
tho Irish team, ,yaA third.
, 1880-07-03

4 cNEMATouy has bretl erected near
nashville, Tenn. It viii compete With tho Lo
ainyne Crcnntury ut WaahrRton, Pm.
, 1880-07-03

Persona having to,pn for the season, a'm stim-
4ntr trupvleys, ettn hare THU DAILY TRIBUNE
mat1el Ia them. 11's'lHfd, fur sl25 1.r month. n
clulng Sunday edition, 1r $f0p Icr month tofi-
out Il and The address tuu be changed "a ofieI as
><iesirctl,
, 1880-07-03

FRANK NoRrncorE, WHO shot Il Constable
at Cedae Mttis, Tox., few dnys ago. was taken
from tho HheriR Thursday night by party OF
masked men, wno rislllcd HIN wltp bullets.
, 1880-07-03

GREAT sympathy for tho French Jesuits Is
man,scrtcd throughout spaln. Even sonao Of
tho i,.tllrt.ls co,,ite,n,s their expulsion.
, 1880-07-03

j.. u. JONES was lavged ut Huntsville.
Tcx., ychtcriay. fur tho fnstrdcr Of q nlan named
Epnulding about ycnr ago.
, 1880-07-03

SENATORS D1A1SE nnd Cnluer0il, who nro
both Mt tho White Sulphur Springs, ". yn.. aro
not Oh tho best Of turms. 1t ii rcportea that
ultIuo soverc!y s,lubocI CatnGron recently.
, 1880-07-03

PUCK Is certainly getting on its legs as tho
long-souRht~for and nevcr-bcfure- found "Rreat
American con,u tuurlsnt." It 81 = TO bo os-
tAbtshcd on pcrr,nncnt basis. 1t 10 In all the
shop Windows, and sol! IN tho strcuts by the,
nowadays. fts sueccss. moreover, Is well de-
SERVED; for no sllch cleycrness. audacity, md
Invention wore oyer known before IN the carloa~
tuses Of this country. Poor Mast has been cons.
rtotcly forgotten. reapto Rnonk Of him now in
tho pust tense. Tho Frentng Post OF Now York.
tho fastttioMs nnd critical organ OF tho ultra
"l!tGrary" folk. Is compelled to bcar this re-
tuctant testimony to the excellence Of Puck:
Just now Puc|s ts vigil planted ns a sturdy
tcnttotts, hypoorltiual, md fraudulent windDaga.
1t would bo possible tn any trlthfnl1y much
mare than this; but for tho ErrHtHg Poat to aay
80 much Ia Il yrcnt concession.
, 1880-07-03

Afovicker's Thentrt.
Madfeop strent, between Dearborn and etht8.
Engapcncnt ot IT, II. Mnhn's Co,il!o Opera Company.
~'tIupcacclo." Afteruunn Ana GrGnlnR.
, 1880-07-03

. 4 SION Of French Radicals nintte MI attack
on tho FrancIscnu monastery Mt 1IczIercs ycstor-
day, and wcro dispersed by tho military. Tie
pcople of llczisrs t1e.nand tint tho rol4toua de-
Crcts bo crf0rcefl agntst tic FTnnoiscans.
, 1880-07-03

HANCOCK was professional soldier; Gar~4
fold 4 patriot soldier. Tho ono fought because
It was In tho amplc. strn'wht limo Of duty; tho
t,ther Left hls homie, is profession, his wife and
children to give himself to hia country. The
ono had boon trained from loyhood, Mt Govern
tnent expense, TO perform tho services TINT he
ufterwnrtl rendered; tho other Ind ctiucntcd
Himself, and, without tho trimming nf Il soldier,
being minister md Il pcnccfnl achofnr, hast-
encfl to enrtl himself Among tho Nations do
Tenders. Ono was rich and know TINT bis family
would be provided for II the worst should hap
pen; tho other was poor and tho solo support OF
q young wife and child. Which 1na,lo tho groator
sacrltlcea2 Which showed tho lotfer courngc7
, 1880-07-03

work that lal bcen done In the field. TIC !
was tho cOnfetlerata of cx-Ischels IT. 1868, and |
now las his rGwnrl. Can this hired states
man bc anything less in 1881 than the tool Of |
that same ''Sout1'' which ltas Just rewarded
hin, for Ills bad work twelve yeass aga?
THE EXPULSION OF THE JEsU1T8.
Tho present expulsion OF the Jcsults from |
France and tho seizure Of their establish |
nlents are but tho repetition Of MI old story, |
tile result Of which nlny he accurately ntl- |
nounccd In advance. When they first came
into Frnnce from Spain, ns carly rs tfA0, they |
1nct with STRENUOUS opposition from the Par |
liament and tho Unfversltyof PnrEs, and from
some ct the Catholic Bishops. They lid not
acquire fegal existence until l5G,. bist even
then opposition did not cease, and when, In
15Dl, one of thclr number nlatle m attempt
upon the life Of Henry w., they were OK
pellet, by decrce of Parliament. In 1903, how
ever, I1enry1V, himself recalled them. They
remained III favor with Louis NIL. and Louis
XIV. but during ono OF the wars with
Charles ", whcnnll Span inrds were ordered
to lenye France, no exception WIS made In
their favor, and they removed In large NUM-
bers to the Netherlands. III tho middle of
the eighteenth century, Choiseul, tho Prime
Minister, ard Mme. ponlpadour USED
their efforts with Parliament to suppress
thom, but with no Immediate effect except n
da,uand upou Ratuo by Louis XIV, that tho
Order should be reformed. Receiving no
satisfaction, lse expelled them. Iii 17e8 Tho
bourbon Courts, France included, united In
demand for Tho entire suppression Of the
Order, but did hot secure 1t until they Ind
paved tho why for tho election Of Clement
XIV. as Pope, who Issued the famous order.
Thu Jcsuits, lowcvcr, wero mt suppressed,
but iourIslIcd all the more vigorously. They
sprung up with renewed zeat md enthusiasm
and III greater numbers everywhere. They
soon rcappcared In France, rs they did after
every expulsion. At first they were tolor-
ated by Louis XVIII. and Charles T.. but
soon regaincd their old power. In 1880
tho Revolution against tho Bourbon dy-
nasty batished tho Jesuits, but In 1915
they were a!l back. md they have
remained ever since, Increasing In strength
and influence. and In the number OF their So
called "etlucationnl" establishments, until
now. when under tho provisions of the now
Educational bill their establishments aro
once moro seized and they aro driven out OF
the Republic, the Most Of them finding I'LL
asylum In Spa!n, tho lloine Of Jcsuitisul.
The present raid ngnInst the Order ts only
tho indirect result Of this bill, though, It pro-
hiblts all religious teachings In tho schools.
1t was passed by the Chamber Of Deputies,
.where tho Republicans are In tho majority,
but WAS rejected by the Conservatives Of tho
Senate, whercupon tho Government proceed
| otl under the sanction OF MI old Inv forbid
I ding unauthorized rc1iaiou8 establishments
, 1880-07-03

C1scsSSArt's oldest insurance-agent, Mr.
II. Hctlrick, hlct. suddenly yesterday.
, 1880-07-03

IInvertyt4 T'hentrc.
Dearr0r.. strcct cornor Of Munroc. EnGaEofacns
Of Austin Da1yts Eew York Company. "a Modcfn
Arabian Night" Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-07-03

STERLING foota up ssh against 1, no ten
ysasa arc. being gala Of l.ta1, Or about q peS
oeat, which viii do. LockPost has a,2d7 luhsh.
, 1880-07-03

1tbDicT'& IHGMEfcs
Randolph street. between Clark and In en1ln. Ell.
kaecment ct Joseph Murphy. "Shaun Rhun." Az
ternoon and evening"
, 1880-07-03

By tho omission Of 1Ile entire district from
n1e cc,,s.ls report, Chicago, wps untlqrcstlmatcl
atuut a,uo1 III tho matter ot population. Tho
mistake wHs discovered yesterday, uni with thla
md othar corrections thorc IL 10 doubt now that
tho total will rvacll 5OOnN.
, 1880-07-03
.(1r Qttb1&,1e.
yEIkAiN OF SUBSCRIPTION.

mr. uArt-Iy AnvANcE-rosTAUF PREPAID.
fat1x ndtt1nr nne 4. .O3
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1uastlny Thursday n1.d SATURDAY, por ychr.. G.o0
WOndny. "Wednesday, md Friday. 1'cf ycnr.. n.fke
Fntnr,Iar uf aundny ttl-paGo cdI4o. porf0At ':.g
Any 0llct tlny. per &'0o
WEEKLY I:prTipN--.fOSrrAir.
Ons COPY per JnhF.. 4tn1
{UI
Club NJ
Specimen copies hcnt frce.
tive Post -Ufncu Rddrsss In fn Including Sthto md
County. ......-.-.
Renittatircs may he nnd1 chor by draft, exrsoss,
Ohco order. ot In Registered fcttcr. Mt OIL INK
TO CITY YsH'ACi.tIEIss.
Ini1y delivered, Sunday exccrtcd. 81 cents
pnaly, delivered, snntny included, 10 conh pat Tcek.
Adiress TliE THlBuSE COMPANY.
Gornur n taalsou ind Is.rt~'rn*sts.. Chicago. III.
, 1880-07-03

THE cotton operators Ut thu Moslcy {En-
glaut} DISTRICT held meeting Thursday nvGa.
Ing, Mt which resolutions III favor ut continuing
tho srikc wore a1ot'sol. Tho employers nre ,ln-
yleldllIg. and threaten to close thelr mills for