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New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
s..;,v di,DO.ed Of IL by presenting themselves at our

easily disposed Of it by presenting themselves "'
rooms. r,oror ,rould 90
down TO his wife's apartment, and then go on1 ID
carriage alone with her, for drive before uinlTi ~
AT O'clock we dncd. and afterward we met ~ .ns
theatre or at the apartment ot the peIso VIZ ~
charged with providing the especial amusehenO VI
TRe Princes. Marshals great officers, or Chamber
loins who had the entiee might present 10
of the EmDress's apartment. They Knocked az the
door, the Chamberlain on duty annOunCTSu Cn1in din
and the Emperor said " Let them come I'D ,n; nau';So
would sit down in silence; gentlemen wouia remain
standing against the wall IN the order III wlcn Ihey
entered the room. The Emperor would gsne.fiaIly
be walking backward and forward ma sGilet'rS a"v
silently and deep IN thought, without taxing any
notice of those around at Others ne WOuiu Iiaho an
opportunity of talking, but almost wltn3ut ltea i
ruptiOn for it was always dltiicult 10 IeRy 10 I'LL,
and had become more so than ever. lie neltheI
knew how to put people at their ease nor cilTeu 20
do So for lie dreaded the slightest appearance OF
familiarity and lie inspired an VINO ,S weIG 1 s
ing unkind word would DE salu 10 Hid vi hei
before witnesses.
The moral tone of the COnrt at Fontainebeau II
the subject of rather curious discussion, IN WHICH
Madame R6musat maintains that with the excep-
lion of the Emperor himself, who always gave the
freest indulgence to his iancIes all were obliged TO
be on their good behavior by the austere etiquette
which was the custom of the day. The Emperors
service demanded such entire subjcctiOn that the
men had no time Tor galnntry, anu INC Woncn mclc
90 much afraid of what Napoleon might say OF them,
that they adopted the rule of rigid procaution. No
coouetry was ever displayed, and if an indiscreet
step was sometimes taken it was with reserve that
cluded observation. Napoleon insisted on maintain
ing the gravity of his Court, and allowed no scope
to the influence of women. The conduct of the
Empress at that time was uneXceptiOnabe. She
was exclusively occupied with the difficulties OF
her position and cherished the utmost dread OF dis
pleasing her husband. Not n shade of coquetry
could be seen in her bohavouI her manner was per-
fecty modest and reserved she never spoke to men
except with the desire to find out what was going
on ; and her grand subject of solcitude was the
divorce that was always hanging over her head
The Emperor. moreover, was an habltual tell-taie'
and if anything ever went wrong. was always sure
to report the facts of tho to the persons nos'
nearly concerned.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-Leases of certain Piers aud Bulk:
~ heads public sale 10 Oc held by order OF
The department Of Dock. at tho II elanss 7aesioon NO
II Broadway. on TUESDAY, April u, 1850 -
IOr full Information the city Record. for sale az no
CITY Hal.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - Proposals
~ for PAVING several nnd avenues will be re
ceycd he OnCo Of the Patmont OF Public Works until
WEDNESDAY, April II. 1850 For full nfoTMa,iun see
"City HecOr.." for sale at No. z CITY Hall
NOTICE.-PrOposals for PAINTING the Free
~ Floating viii be received AZ the Olce OF the past
mcnt of Pubic Works until WEDNESDAY, April -. 1881
full information City Record" or sale at No
tily Hall.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
Dankrnpt Notlres.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE; That on the sec
Ond day OF April. n D. 1880 alias Warrant IN Bank
ruucy waa asued against the estate OF WILLIS KNOWL-
TON the Cy OF New York IN tho County Of New York
and York. who has been adudged bankrupt
petition that the payment Of debts and de
livery property belonging such bankrupt to hn or Tor
the transfer O property by him Orbidcn
Oy Ing OF the credtOso OF the said ban ernp
their debts and choose more asHgneee OF Ills
viii be held At Court OF Bankptcy 10 be holden at
no s2 Broadway the CITY of NcwYOk, L1he southern
district of New. York before Dayton Register the
sixteenth day OF April, n. d. $780, at IL O'clock nj.
LOUIS f. PAWN,
L. \ Marshal Messenger Southern District OF NewTork
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
6sspnrbaats 90 n6ilrsd D
A FALL RIVER LINE =

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
SlUy EACH WAY BETWEEN NNEW.YoRkA AN d B0srn,e~ ~
G0rrsspo- ding reduction 20 al other points East
bOston tickets good only for continuous passara -
steamers snd connecting train as specified thereon
~ ne Ne isamm1ih palace steamers BRISTOL PROvK
DsNCE Leng placed the line for the season Of
,eayc % New'YOrk DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED) fros;
F1ee TeoSs 80, ~ a.: X foot Of Murray.st, at5p r.
iave 5Iooklyn 4:30 Jersey CITY 495 vA Annex
g6i III 4Ol 627 Ga. 957 Broadway and az principal
hotels trensfer and ticket ofcee the OFFICE 0FTH8
LiNE VN THE PIER and on board steamers N0s. ana
6Oufs anu az Annex Offices Brooklyn and Jersey City; Il
bOSOn NJ NO Old State House and at Old Colouy Depot
oro BORDEN LOWELL, Agents, New.York.
oGo l: eoNNoR. General Passenger Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SITS: -
$40 M for washington ptsburg, Columbus cnuinat,
1ndianap0s Cneago and the West Richmond Charleston
/ m for Washington and the West Pullman from
NewYofk TO Baltimore and Washington making close con.
pections for Ptsburg. Cncnnat tndiaapos Lousytlio
and Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore Cincin.
ITO i6o p M daily washington south and West Pun
man sleepers from. NewYOrk 70 Baltimore Washing ~
close connections for Cnicag9 Cincinna India
Southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore Cin
cnna connects at Washington Win trains Tor Lynchbur
Florida New orleans and the SOUTH
For through tickets please call at C0mpanys once. 36
Broadway New York. and at cket oces loot Of C0rlande
andD ssts. and Depot Jersey CITY -
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
COLORADO.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

THE ERIE RAILWAY, r.,. Avn
4 now known as the NEw.Y0RK. LAKE n Em!E ,ssny ANy
WESTERN RAILRoAD. Arrangement Oh ''a'A" '--'As
'IsVs Hnna csssS Day ypIage hsges's Dravns
ROOM % pailv Fst si Louis Expess arriving az snc
n connecting with trans 10 ne Ncst ~" "a
wcat Pulmans best Drawing room e''plAs -
DAILY Pacific Express for % ,ns wss .ss:pas ssspa ana
CSaonss snromgn esSnSs s.so Hotel Dining 70
7pm Emigrant train a fos sae ncs Wsst New.York fcr
Trains lsays Ss sssTs1i,s ss% ,so sfsSs i sis
p m. aud ~ midnight Saturday n'sn's '""'
s SSS p M and passae 10 1920 a. ~ satass ss
~ 4 a.S Sa,assSso siS ESQ., rsieo So !es s
naS nSSa lo sSaa"y SS a. j. $50 iio osc p w. ~
siS Sss 49, sss s s, S
ss:I5 d ssS lSS esa ~ AZ ssS y. r. "a
%ssIsI sss Uesrs~. { nv Sss sSe 2 n. $50 sso !. sur
dsEs S.saas ssS q sns nd kingston m $50 u. san'''> -
a. ,..o a 1890 4. M, $50, $780, A:so. N. sas'
dsy vossss ssS ,aS sS y p mn M $50. 4sa ss..
loo yssh 81 wy YORK and oswsso Midland
tsl.,sas as.,,. 7so q 10000. M. ESQ o,7p n saoase
s6 io:5 4 ID. a and M r. Il sp1 ouartx asr eeel
is Ss': ss ,ssss ~ = sss 40 sS ssH
psss,Ss Ss ia e 81 ss ssSs
sRs MAJ sS.,ssss gsS Ell z 8 ss esz
Ss s'sss e sss s osss:ss
NJ. lssS sPS sb! loSe II ssat sssss An ssvss
NORTHERN RAI AD or NEW, Y. !ehSS !is 81 &;
;S;;! s::S;; s:|;; ~ E' 7
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

ONAND AFTER JANUARY H. $780,
Express Trains leave via Desorosses and Corands
A;so S:su s:2o no Lmedl Il q: m, $780, &:40. Ia
1850, $50 and 20 M ana ~ nsn ss A'soaads
Express Trains leave NewYorK daily except Sunday %
Camden
trains City. aorng speedy and drcdt ransfer
i9r trans leave West Philadelphia 1901 $40 2ls
y T.S5 g. SSO and IL NJ Limited Express, lSe p m)
Tx. y l. 5:3O and 1885 D. ON sunday. 1901. $780,
slS sS0a n 5SS r. %sI Leave sTCsnp Rs.ssgsA ia
TcRst 0fices 628 and 944 Broadway Asor HoasS anc
foot OF DesOr0sses aud Ccrandtsts Comrtss an9
and S Hudson ST. Hobokcn; Depot Jersey CITY Emgns
Ticket Ohice Battery.Dace -, o., .ra chsct
The Transfer Company Will cal ior anu 0ss
na gage ~ ON hotels aud residences. !. :, r.,yru
FRANK THOMSON, L. T.. An I
General Manager General fasselgeI Ake1e
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
gnsirncilon.
For Both Sexes-Cit,

For Both sexes-Citv.
MR.. OTTO w. FUETTERER (Goctiingcn
classics Close attention TO German pronunciation Vocal
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
VIM receive pupils pointing oandscape flowers, stn M'e
cliua and dccoraon HthersudO Tho Bella No. do East
9Gtlrsi, corner ith-ave, beginning October l.
Differences Mt. D. Huniington Mr.. William Hart, MT
James NJ. Hart. Slr A. i. Hrllows
For Rows and Young Men-Country.
A HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS under 13.
"A E. .lltNDs, A. NJ. Hampstead. Long leland
A lcxander Institute, Military Boarding School,
"A White Plans. y. Y. Principal o. II. WILLIS. Ph. D.
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.
I'D stamford, ronn.
spRiSG TERM 0FlSs AriIf g.
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer Of Winter siockhTidre Mass + m0FfMXXS.
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TUTE, New Haven, Conn. General Russells school
Egs py.s 1r9~Gs % By %Sy dI9S d, gy%unsc' &C.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
1 cester, Mass. g. r. MErcALF. A. NJ superintendent
IRVING INSTITUTE-Boa and Day
school for boys thorough business all collegiate train
M NC 4Ty 4nriyy Iow OWL Y'n'O' r. y H''H d. i''' =" NDA0'
DEEKSKILL (N. " Military Academy. For
clrclas address col e. ]. wRIdHT. A. 81, Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
cly Engineering Chemistry cIassss aud EnFsh degrees
conferred Colonel Iih0 HYATT. Pres't
SWITHlN C. .SHORTLIDGE'S.M Media CPcnn.),
R I A' Al Tor yG ' 9 S0y 70 bc E n9 n
backward pupils English Commercial Scientific AMI Gas
steal Courses week, lcures ilnsraed by the best appar
atus English Conversation and BuSncss Correspondence
taught 10 Foreigners with Iapily and oronRhness Fine
buildings new gymnasium, excellent table New ilustiaeI
kWITIlIN g. kIIDgrIIDltE. A. NJ (llnTvaru University
GRADUATED Media Penn Media II l2 miles by rnil from Phil
ance cai tcr-sircty cuiorccl-pfohibns tho OF all
Intoxicating drinks. The health record OF Media has few
parallels.
For Young Ladies-Country.
N English, French and German Boarding
"A aud Day school Tor young ladies' West End Institute
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
" dies. bridgeport. Conn Address Miss EMILY NELSON
GROVE HALL, Ncw-Iiaven, COmn.-Miss
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
Nh Ladies', Psfeld, Mass.-Board aud English for sprng
term. $50 Hevs c. " SPEAR and r. L. AVERY Principals.
MT. HOLYOKE MINARY. -Four years
w course for special courses IN French German
10000 Volumes board and tuition sl75 year Address Miss
WARD, Principal, south hadiey Mass
For Both sexes-CoIntry.
A PRIL 7.-Spring term opens at Pennington
"a seminary, Pennington, ~ J. Thos Hanon D. d.. Pres.
A PRlL 12.-Qnarter opens at Claverack (N.Y.)
"A College and H. Il. lust. REV. Aongo FlaeK PHI d. Prel
MAPLEWOO ODlNSTITUTE-FO both sexes;
gie Penn $40 per 2rSrter sSGsn pre-
f.sHoRrLIDGE A. NJ, Prncipal
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
WI Mt Ksco N. " for young ladies' and children VIII
open Sept lOi terms reasonable MISS T. Hyatt Principal
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
ymstrnrtlon.
',jSir''Is For Both soxes-o Country

Fer Both 5exeS-OoA~y'
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, Nmmcr. n; m;Tpysss, ssss
H. seres enter at any time Oren during 23u1SSTE A. NJ
eS vssr Send for catalosue W H. BAN Ie :,
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTtrW}m6S::r tIs1}omS:r Ne%r for
1ses eScsangy s25SSS to @ Tor aSy col
ee or or business; 500 send f2e nd9s johS
10 old students: j. Flavel M9SeNe: MtyGNa IN NJ '''s'
W1RTHMORE COLLEGE, near ,a,iiisa pnilaaslsi sss
= phiaUnder OF Friends BON ss1es scen.
rocee The same degrees. College ana Mode
tide EnTiSn Normal Department @ pTepdmfs,oWt m ~ mAGILL
scnoTs sScsnotdsnt E ESwarihinore Delawave GO" Penn
Miscellaneous.
A GRADUATE of Cambridge SEngi,1tt1s tsS ,nto DsrtDer
sbn Wiki tho Principal Of weles'ap@Snye @ year snccess
ppoI sp or woud tnke sSe management zen n Nnd
G IN tIon Address Post ONCE BOX TO- "inu
sOr Nova Scotia
= WTDOW owning one of the lovelest places
n in NyacK desiring to educate her as best
t given anu required. Address cOAPEIENi
Box 81, Nyacs. N. Y. -------
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILv
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Eewi ork from station G. H. r. Of " j. foot Of Lib
Fer Stallion corner Ninth anil Green sts at 745 o. ILLS
M; 80 4', 6:3O 7l5, IL p m. On sunday at S4j m
$3.50. IL p. IN.
For station corner Thri and Berk% St. at GS0 o. Ills
M; l.30 $3.50, 4, $780, 7i5 On Sunday at $40 a.
$50 r.
a. NJ: 1880 $3.50 4. 5:3O 7:lo IL NJ On suniay at $40
Returung trains will leave Philadelphia for YewYork,
Prom station Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad,
Sinth Green-ss at 730- $50 IL 10. 40. $50.
5lO. 7:l6, 12 p ON Sunday, s:3D 4. NJ ESQ, IL
From Thrl at 4:30. 7:45, go II l25
BIO 5:2J U:30 ll:30 D. On Sunday at so O. l:yO
Denotes Pullman attached
From Trenton, Warren and Tucker ss-l20 except MOE
cays 03O G0 $40. 1913 l2J5. 80 4lo U30 o;l0
p. in. ON Sunday-l:2O OILS a. m. B:l5 p. M
Connection Is made at Jersey City station to and nom
Tickets for foot OF Ibertyst Nos 23g 28l 40I
tt y57 BrOadway and the principal hotels Sos and
Court-sr, and Annex ONCE sewers Wharf Broosiyn
TIansfer Company tDodds Express) VIII cst oOr
and check baggage from hotel residence % desnnanoos
Application made at 0i4 Broadway and I36 olheS9
Newyork, and COurtst Brooklyn All these OMcss aiein
connection with BELL Telephone and Law Telegraph
Ii. n. BALDWIN. General PASSENGER Agent
Tor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck aud uonsaonc ,eaSe sn ean
arlne slip (Pier IS, F. R) daily at ll3O H. and .So '
Fare lower than by any other route
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited. .tcketa Steamers leavo
pier 40 Norfh Rye daily. including Sundays AZ 5V0 NJ
for New.I.ondou. Boston, Worcester &C.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE ,
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

Trains VIA Desbrosses and cofanu'
Ferries, follows: - , e..A -.,,. r,,,rr an
Palace Csrs attached. a H.. and $50 D. M daily ria
WIIilmsEort, LOCK Haven. m, $50 ms Sorh ANU sso
at $40 connecting at Cory Tor Titusvle Fo''oeum
Centre and the OH Regf0ns. .,.-.,.., w..H,r.,or
Express Pullman Parior Cars dairy except sunaT "a
a M arrive Washington 4:12 m HeguIer at A;So Aho
S:2O D. m. J. aud p M SUNDAY, 10 p; Sa S nm r,,,
Exnress West philadelphia 4So .So e." ~ .AI,,'
ted Ii a. n l. $3.50 !:S0 I3O sso ana sa a. sna IN
and ~ night Sunday, 4:30 and ID, D, y, I;3V c'oo ano
r!SIesss n tor Phscpha via Camden. 7so and %
aroosyn Annex connect with oil through trains
at Clty afordng SPECIFY anu Wtecs "ns'os "s
Brooklyn travel. .. ans ,o,o. a., ,o,o, -,
daily $40 M. $50 daily EXCEPT Mondayio IN fsea f
M sunday $50 a. From Phiiaaeiphia 500 Go5 $50,
34o 1910 il3o a. So sS q" ~, soy ~ d;5: y s'so and
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
Gearners.

URQlDeESs
FIRST-C CLASS lady music teacher OF piano iaI ~,
n organ and guitar wishes nome Gdrass p G. H. H. ThD
une Uptown Office, No. i,2Ss Broad@aS.
A AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHEhS;;,
n Paironfzd and fndorsed By ne tedang edueato,S
cotnfru families schools and colleges poinpey mi Eor
win sneror teachers graduates OF best American an
eitn colleges send CIRCULAR T. IA f
ALI, wanting TEACHERS, Schools or Pupils,
N address "Amer Educational Union loi 1;Is az
Daily introductons Best opportunities EstaDlsnea 1871.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Colleges Schools anu EanIes VIII
oonriy competent Professors, Principals and Ie1cnS S
Families going abroad To the country pronpy sutsu
snrrOr Tutors GOveIeases Call on or huurese ts5 "
YOUNG American aud Foreign Teachers Agency % O"o
square
DEST teachers, American and foreign, prompt,
Dly provided families schools colleges American Scho
institute established schermerhorn secy, l4th
GOOD TEACHERS of successful experience
Tribune: application mailed postage W SChER
MERORN Secy ANN 5chool Institute 80 r. lAtns Nj
NINE. CAPPIANI Qate Prima Donna of La
YA Scala In Man) receives pupils at her residence lO7
East 30th.sL
MRS. T. B. BUXTON. vocal teacher of Z" the
~ Cappiani method" receives pupils at her redence
4 West 2othst
TEACHERS supplied to schools and families
Il without charge Miss FLORENCE FITCH. EDUcA-
TIONAL BUREAU. 35 UDlonsquare.
ANTED.-Experienced classical teacher
W for school near city, salary 10crali GeIman tutor
Teaching Latin Music; French city family
french aud drawing also French German. drawing aud
painting for schools. Apply 10 Miss VI j. YOUNG Ameri'
ean and Foreign Teachers Agency. % Unionsquare.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
Cam 6rhools.

VALE Law School l-Reguar course : yeGaTg, fsrg
raduate course Qor degree 81 DE- II Tars van m
,Iens sept 90 Address Prot WAfLAND Nem--rH.e.S y
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

Ferry station IN New York foot Of Li5erty-st
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot Of FnI:opst, Jewers
commencirg October O. ls7o-Leave New.York foot Of
9U For Tsmingtou, Belvdere bethlehem
Bath Msneh Fms e pnsests AZ Junc
WITH psiawais, and Western Railroad
SSsx $Ss:Dss
sijs5t'R 1895 DanFs and
csG ,,ss
scntGn Msass s Columbia
E2npaa BrdsS scncoe Mountsin
Budds Lake ana Lake uopatcong Easton be'oefe Anen
4;so p sommsEvo and rlsmIngtops, ps,.r,, chn,r
EmTa Heading Harrisburg and the West Connects ns at
JUNCTION for Delaware, Lackawanna ana WESTERN "A'
siS 9r 1885, s'HssiAsSs iS 49, iii l5 ia s4S & 'ls
Sls & sS a fS 7 IT. tfe s5 81 III i1$ 'so
4 S5J s EsssS asSas Rss RTSss
,%E 49, 7 4 ssS si sss ssS ss ss
ssS lSiaS a. siS T.n. .,,,,an,
the rOOsyn AND Erie Annex make n ,s Deso
Jersey City.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
Leave ork foot Of Liberty ST. for Rod Bank tons
Branch Ocean GIoyc &c. at e;lo llio % iio' o. o'A'
epnecops and from d # YnTyA%NAS HHyEN y
RED BANK. to and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT, with all trains
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Icaye OLibertys for Freehold at s'i' HAS = M
4. 6;l6p.
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
e:l6 m For Farminsdaie. Toms River. Barnesst ana
saa SSB fd GRss ETsr x!FPslaod all stations TO Bay
4pmDFor Fsrnincdale. Toms RIVER Barnegat, Tucker
town r. X. aud PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EsrABLIsHED nogIE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND pHiiADELpHIA.

MENr ANDTHE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY. y
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
IyI Mt Kisco NJ ", for young ladies' and children, Will
open Sept lOi terms reasonable MISS T. Hyatt principal
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-14
MARSHALL, OF MlDDLETOWN.
The Fugitive Cashier Returns to
His Home,
And Denies ALI the Allegations Of the
Allegat0rs.

Special to the Star. o., -,
MIDDLErowN, O., Feb. 14.-Those Of our
citizens who supposed that William 8
Marshall, late Cashier Of the First National
Bank, was in Milwaukee or skimnling over
the prairies on lightning express to the
vast, illimitable West, were amazed this
morning at the discovery that he was here
in their midst, large as life and fully as
natural. 1t appears that he came in last
night on the 1852 train from Cincin-
natl, but his arrival was so conducted that
ne escaped the eagle eyes of morning re-
porters, and his coming was only known
to few OF his most intimate friends.
. Mr.. Marshall Is apparently in good
health, although, as would naturally be ex-
pected, the mental anguish through which
he recently passed has had Its effect upon
his countenance. ia, ,..-.. Fl. -....e..c
What his intentions are have not yet
been announced some of his friends, OF
whom he still has host, believing that he
will now remain here and endeavor to live
down the unfortunate scandal with which
his name has been associated, while others
assert that he has simply come to convey
his family to some new homo which he
has selected in the West. Mr.. Marshall
still emphatically denies having committed
any If the several indiscretions which were
charged to him by the press, and SAYS that
the story that he eloped with Miss Langdon
is false from the foundation.
Mr.. Marshall left Milwaukee Thursday,
coming directly home by way of Chicag
and Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-14
OVER THE SEA.
E-Parte Gag-law Proposed
in Parliament.
Immense Meeting Of Working
men In Dublin.
Great Britain.
AN Ex-PARrE Gao Law.

AN EX-PARrk GAO Law
usa5oual Associated Pres 10 the Star.
LONDON, Feb A-Itis reported in par
namentary circles that Sir Henry W. Peck.
member Of tho House from Midsurrey. will
pEopose q resolution providing that all
those members who voted with the willful
Ohstfuctionists during the last session, shall
b bysx,three-fourth vote Of the House on
each case debarred from speaking on any
subject during the present session. butshall
not bs deprived of the privilege of voting.
Tho Home Rule members and their sympa-
thissn denounce Sir Henry w. Peck's pro-
posed rule as gross attempt to manufac-
kars an ex-parte gag law, and claim that al
though they have no fears Of its being
hdopted by the House, 1t shows the appre-
hsnsions felt by the Ministry and the Con-
ssfvatives concerning the result Of debate
lon any and all measures affecting the Gov
sEnmsnt's foreign policy and the Irish ques-
ton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-14
WORKING WORLD.
IOWA MINERS STRIKE.
A ccnogotaH proas fo fho Qfap


National Associated Press to the Star. gA
Dies MONIES, Feb. A-The coal miners in
Iowa are now all out on strike to force q
settlement OF difficulties at Muckinock
Mines Mahaska County. The operators in
this CITY have ordered the miners to close
up their work and remove their tools this
afternoon. t55.,l 20
(. The operators are deyising plans to i'm
port one or two Thousand negroes to take
the place of strikers in this State, which
will doubtless be perfected unless the min
ers resume work soon.
a. 10 gwsr THE, ANTI CHINESE BILL. ispla,
SACRAMENTO, CAL. Feb. 14.-Governor
Perkins yesterday signed The bill prohibit
ing the employment Of Chinese by corpora-
tions in the State. q 3 4 u Al
yIRE LADDIEs ON "A STRIKE
MAsIrow1aNI Feb. i4-This city is
now witl,ouka fire department All the COM
panies have struck for higher wages and
demai.d being refused by the City Council
they have disbanded. The, Chief Engineer
and his assistants have sent In their resig-
nations, which have been accepted.
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The lower end of the city is flooded and the
water is almost In the State-bonse yard. A
rise was never known to be so sudden. The
loss Of logs, etc, on the river will be very
great fHF af '' '"- ...l
CRAB ORCHARD, KY, Feb 14-Gsrnett's 9
undertaker's shop. and the large building
east of the road, and belonging to she Crab
Orohard Springs property, were blown
down, and the roof of the main building OF
the Springs was blown off by the storm.
NINE PERSONS DROWNED.
MAYrIELD. KY, Feb. 14.-After a heavy
rain for four consecutive days the creeks
and small streams here were raised to q
fearful extent. and some time during night
before last family of nine, women and
children, living on the bank of Mayfeld
Greek, about two miles north of here, were
surrounded bv water and all drowned. The
house washed away and no sign left. The
women were Of ill-repute.
. TRAIN DKLAYED.
MADISON, IND, Feb. 14-The outgoing
train yesterday on the Jeffersonville. Madi.
son q indianapolis Railroad was detained
several hours at Graham Creek Bridge,
three miles north OF Dupont, this county,
caused by wssh-out about the trestle of the
bridge. 4 eef .v4.l b
M THE BEAUTIFUL AT FINDLAY.
FINpLAY, O., Feb. 14.--Six inches snow
fell YESTERDAY afternoon. The storm still
continues. Weather growing colder.
.Yfe TREsTLE WASHED AWAY.
COLUMBUS, IND, Feb. 1.-The false trestle
work supporting the old bridge until new
bridge could be put in for the j., M. & I.
Railroad, at Graham Creek. was washed
out by the freshet, stopping all trains.
SNOW AT cENrRALIA.
CENrRALrA. ILL, Feb. 14.-A snow storm
has prevailed here since Yesterday with q
strong northwest wind. The snow is about
five inches deep. 1t is reported further
south still heavier. 'a