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Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-25
Police Notes.

An Interview in the AIps-Tyndan.
 1 Two New Haven clergymen, when doing 1 the Alps recently and when on the Belle Alp,
 1000 feet above sea level, encountered sun-
 Drowned man, with keen, thoughtful eyes
 and intellectual face, and whiskers indicating that there was no tonsorial establishment in
 that section. He also appeared to be man at home in the locality. The trio naturally fell into a conversation, especially as they
 were all English-spealdng men and the place
 being lonesome and solitary. On learning
 the home of our New Haven friends the visf-
 tors were much pleased to find that their
 new friend was no less man than Tyndau
 and were much interested to hear him break out with an exclamation of pleasure, in which
 he recalled President Porter of Yale College
 and to whom he paid a glowing tribute at
 once of evident sincere admiration and pro-
 found respect as man and scholar. He
 added that President Porter had laid the lash
 on him well, referring to articles from Presi-
 dent Porter's pen vigorously handling the
 position of the agnostics. The conversation
 turned upon the Alps, with which Professor Tyndall has identified his name by signal exploits as Q daring intrepid climber. Our travellers, of course, found him mine of in formation regarding the Alps, where he spends his summers every year, dwelling on the Belle Alp, near where the New Haven gentle men met him. They had an hour of very pleasant converse with the distinguished sci enlist, who expressed very pleasant reeollec- tions of his American visit, and esteemed his | visit to Yale, it's professors and other friends here as particularly pleasant thing.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-25
Our Underwear Department

Is complete with bargains and we mention Very good Cents Wrappers and Drawers at 25c. Excellent Ladies' Wrappers and Drawers, 25c. Boys Wrappers and Drawers, 15c
 Children's Wrappers and Drawers 12c. Our Scarlet Wool Shirts at $1 would like to be pared with other merchants ct S1. %.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-04-07

WHAT Is POETRY p" What Is poetry |? Is
conundruni we find In an esteemed contem-
porary. When lady receives d letter from
her lover, and finds at the omega of it those
soul-inspiring lines, The rose is red. the
yiolet's blue, no knife can cut our love Id
two" she Is willing to make an oath that
sweeter poetry never was written. The
world is full of poetry. Tho little girl of six
Summers, with heavenly blue eyes, laugh
ing dmple, fluffy golden hair. pink cheeks
and pink sash, is a sweet poem land ten
years hence some young man will metre aud
form codplet. The yellow cur going !" kit
ing " down the street, with tinware attach
ment is poem--of the logged order. The
sad eyed fisherman, who stanza long the riv=
er's edge fonr hours without getting bite, is
d yerse--averse to standing there any longer,
so epics up his lines, which have not fallen
in pleasant places, and concludes to ron deau-
wn home. And the tuft of tender grass that
appears after the shows Of Winter have de-
parted, is Spring poem-but not the kind
the editor 'sits down upon" The man in
the white pants at picnic does that. And
now IL you don't know what poetry is; we
give it up.--[Norristown Herald.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-04-07

THE Boy VINO Loves HIS TEACHER IA
school boy about ten years old was the other
day hailed by benevolent minded citizens on
Second street, and asked IL he liked to go to
school,
/" No; sir ~ was the prompt reply.
Then you don't love your teachers Z"
"N-yes, sir. That is, didn't until yes
terday, but now do. / think she's just bull
~"
''Why have you loved her since yester-
day.
" Well, you know Jack Cain? Well, he's
the worst fighter in ohr room. He can HEX
me and two other boys with oiie hand tied
behind him. Well, he was going to lick me
last night, and hc was shaking his fist at me
in school and showing his teeth, and getting
me all excited, when the teacher saw him.
ibid, ell ~
You bet she did, and the way she took
him out of that and waIloped him and hum
b1ed him down, made me feel as If She were
mother to me. When school was out, Jack
dasn't touch nobody. He was wiIted down,
and when hit him with hunk Of dirt he
never even looked around guess I'm going
to try and lick him in the morning before he
gets over feeling humbe|
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nearly night SHE knew 10 one about ~
bed, but talked 70 Clarence ind FREDDY and
sister Belle.
She was going ii help Der husband, now
She could earn money BY teaching music a.
painting, Or might have few pupils il dane.
ing, she added. But forgive me for striking
land her arms were put up as IL to olasp
something, when she dozed again.
Late that evening Clarence came ii s;ybf
Of home. Contrary to Mrs. Wilson'S coniso-
ture he came BY different route.
de had Thought to telegraph. But Stella
won't worry II am late, be said
The light faded from his eyes and his face
turned ghastly pale when he booked into the
rooms.
Both gone he gfoaned, walking from
the bed to the crib.
No, no. Mrs. Wilson said, comfortipriy.
Baby's better and your wife win come out Of
this. All she tieeds ID good nursing. and thar
she shah have tn ming ~.ssiv hes 1Aaa and
drying her tears with the corner OF her apron:
What could we do IL such as she were not
Stationed all along the walks Of life 2
It was painful to listen to the wild talk. ( If
I might endure it, Clarence said SO many
times. When at last Stella awoke from the
terrible dreams, her husband was bending ov
or her.
Clarence, she said, very softly, at frst,
Clarence she repeated, putting her arms
about his heck, II yod'I forgive me for
striking Freddy, I'll kiss you, oh, so many
times =
Foolish fellow The cried like baby: Lis
ten, Stella he said, as soon as he could COM
mand his voice, lsten did get the situa-
ton, and you can have everything You want
touching HIS lips to her cheeks and forehead;
and you are going to have such pretty
house in Brooklynl'
All want Is your love, claspiug him
close, and that Freddy may get wen. aui
really to Be poor mans wife,
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The 66NLIaHT OF Devotion. |
was lettdring at Washington, | saw a lady
with an intelligent, pretty face and bright
eloquent eyes, that were rarely lifted towards
the speaker and then only for fash of time.
they were bent upon her husbands hands all
most constantly. Brilliant and accomplished
a few years ago, she had gone down into the
world Of voiceess silence. and now ali the
music and all the speech that comes into her
life comes through the tender devotion of her
husbandj aud, as talked, watched him tell
Ing off the lecture on his nimble fingers, while
her eager eye glanced from them to his sym.
pathetic face. 1t was pretty picture Of de-
votion They were so young to have this
cloud shadow the morning skies Of theirlives,
but as ! 1qlansea ftom thA yniceleas wife u her
husband thought how beautifully the SUM-
light of his devotion was breaking through
these clouds and tinting even their Affections
with a tender radiance. This discipline Of
attending upon suffering is good thing for a
man. 1t rounds out his life il develops his
fnaulier, noble qualities It makes his heart
brave and strong and tender as woman's.--
BsrdstD IN Bnrlsagtdn Hawkeys.
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People Who are Always finding fallt with
i erytl ing; are usu; lly the very poorest
Judges OF what thing should be. =
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An ounce Of heart is worth ton ofoulture
the mightiest force in the world i.
force.
Tobacco is
, 1880-02-04
ITEMS.

l3sAlSt
Nj. T. 3. Stone, Of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, has gone 70 New Orleans, uc-
coInpanIed by Ills wife, To rGcupernte Ills
much shattered health.
The Detroit Board Of Tratie has voted st0,-
600 towards the construction of tho Detroit
s. Nut1cr Railroad, which Is to connect al tho
latter point with tho Wabash system.
Tho Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rail
road has Just decided to construct new
line from Abba, Ia, sOith tn Centcrvllle.
Abba Is 100 miles west Of burlington. The
length of the. new 1ina will be twenty-eight
miles. and will run tl1romgl, n highly pro-
s0urt, Iowa 4 Nebrnskn contemplate build
iny line through this district fran Cellt1r-
willie, Ia, aud to flensl 0ff this scheme the
Burlington has quickly made arrangements
In occ,ipy tlie district before the othcr Com
Mr. c. ". ,Bradley has resigned his. position
4 lasIilc at St louls to take effect at o,,ce.
resignation. says: "Nr: Bradley l'ns been
Connected wit The the, TX T;9edS Wabash \
road for tho past seven years, altl for tho
tlatlon with the ST. Lt,l,is, Knnsas City Il
Northern, was tho traffic manager Of the
lie assumed III this city tlle latter position,
the prestige of the Wabash began steatilly to
Increase in st. Louis, aid fts business lleTe
during his management nearly triDlett. Tho
reputation lle made. in the position, MS rail-
rond mnn of exceptional ability, hns certainly
not 6een excej!cd. II It hns lren cqllaltd,
during the same period and In tho sainu de.
part1,icnt OF operations. 1t Is understood
that 10 appointment will te made tn the office
made vacant BY Alr. Dradley's resignation.
tile duties Of tho ofllce teinE assumed by tho
General Manager ard General Freight-Agellt
Ut the C0mpuny."
, 1880-02-04

NEwAttx, N. j., JIM. 3L-Thcro Is a ruulnncc In
rnal life IN this city, WhorniM tho pAretits of
aRo ntp al,out d rocs'ycr tholr lost ;aHshter.
JMfncs n. parkor nNrricd a young Rirl LII ttIA
wcro bitterly npnosed t., tho nntet,. tho young
couple WGnt WGst, and lncAtcd near Rockford.
ILL., wilcre thoy romalncd ab0utsovcn yenrs, md
during ttI!H tiMe two dAuHbtU tUr3 wDra bNrn u,
thet,l. ultiEnntely tho flinEty IrokD up and
5 Il ds H t. ho o wcsssr Sss ssn sca = c. 1 tho sas Ssi
youngest girl. mud s!ftcc them 1irs. rnrker hlts
nevpr her child. Her relatives ntd frionlls
prosecuted IL ull parts Of tho country, but With
t,lit Avntl. Ultimately sItr- Parker Obtt[ncl II
divorro FROM tur llishand on tho gruun,l OF
iescrtlon. l,nth PARTIES Hre INV living. in
got u trrteo Ut her daughter, now gr,,wn
to wnn.s,httotl. and severn! 1ottcrs hive
passed tptwcen theu. TIC g!ris story 4 to tho
pllccI her unler tho cltr OF u wotinn with
whnn1 sle h.s sItIco ltved, aud wilnse nu1no she
now beHrs. lsocently tho w0tnnn. boll1ving shu
casc. and tho young lady viii arrive ii Newark ,S
Tho fnther's story differs maternity from that
ElyGn by Mira. larkors rotattuns. !Iu cl4itns TINT
to Induce his wife tD relnlln over night ut his
inUthors hntssu In Chicago. Sho ruflisptl and
nftarn guMrrol thoy. xcpurntUd. ho E0tlai,ling
sn h. H. WE s"nx Ess tIs xqt tho s*!
l'nrkpr says ~ pl'IcoI tho Rtrl with Il hotul-
suqtlent!y White refused u, allow huF return to
ycAr Tutor, l'Arker aays, hls .notor left Chlo,gu
an! wont u rcoatanen. ILL.,, nnd trtud to Induce
While To roli1!qulah tho CHILD. promising tu ,,ny
sultir,tiy paoud tic glrl with tho party Who has
bruuklit llur NI}s
, 1880-02-04


A telegram wss received yesterday ut Mill
tary headquarters from Col. Hatch, dated at
Snitta FG Feb. ., which gives the latest OIL
cial news relative to the movements Of the
troops in pursuit OF Victoria md his Warm
Spring ApacieA. lie states that tile troops.
operating tn two columns drove tho Imlinns
ont OF the mountains west of Ojo CnIicnte.
Morrow With one column followed the trail
down the Canada, a,ltl Hooker With the other
taok up tic trail south 0f Morrow. The III
dians came togethor Oh the Aninlas, south 1T
polo1nas. Capts. Carroll md Rucker,
with sixty-aye men and train, who
lad been ordered tn join Morrow,
struck tlle ElOst(!eS, whn wpru probably
going to Mexlco by their oil ROUTE. A sharp
fight tonk place oil tlle Dtlt. when tho trnul,s
alll 4 few l,orscs ki'lrd while driving Vtctu-
rin mp the Rio 1rane. The following. day
Morrow came down the Rio Gralldu to pnt0-
MUS alId Hooker arrivel from tle west Tho
buIlo Mountains, fol9wel y Morfow's 81
Tins, on the FOrna,ltla del Atucrlo, nu,i
Hnpker was coming up from the river. Car;
rel wnS s,.ppost! t to hs eIosslng M"9t % oi.l
ti'e tSw soledad @ Sa Ms,itai,.s. R s 'SIi CarniIi
wlll take his column through tllo
nrg'.n =, Mountains ut St; Augasttnr
AVAILABLE inc, from Fort Hiss with rat!o!!s.
THEY are ordered, ~ conjunction with the
cavalry from Fort Stanton. to go Np the elst
side of the Organ MoMntal''s nd eo0prnte
WITH Wia'o; GsrCw 1 M MSt5Gw o 1s'Sss 1 tint
Us llu Is nr!! pressed, alll IIalf Ills bai.l ero
on foot. Thu Intlians have lost henyily
throughout tho who'll cllase. Col. Hatch n
vt thy impression tl!at u!ey wy Ia esain o.; ;
, 1880-02-04

n,,tA f. tyHetrsG,t @ fagT,s' ,cot, ~
zneht t;an'Iler constrained !. writer II! t'-,iay.
Capita! tn give vory intercstlng chai'terof
,srSt""1c .s 'c II At: TIe wr.,.r 1,:,, sys
l!njf ltll,, lmttlc wns fought, uni When tho
s nstf1 rt tr"9S r. in,;ai !ts g WI. sa;xa!1s
i,rcd ire %asn'hstsn W rl"Y s % to ,l'au Of ea:
sS ees e's bt sn'x ser X %ac tia ceaaer. cSe' wv" "
Ind for twenty yours hecn .w.rn. personul
fr'en,ls ,n txn, ata9istie o'!is!y chn, H.,
e .efs ssixy II: *s sS ssi h"Sf t9s'1s; y
rg up md e. Sc dns@, zosh,n t nn' F2t I"
aS1 s,,. III ,,ix i've i,in.ttss % we ycro i ID
tho iiiio 1so"ln,.. wherS we fo,inl Sir.
Sn Mr. ,1 Llne Ic to;acr led becn weep.
walking up nl'a down tho apartment with rnpid
strides. Turning upon IFS THO moment. We en-
fsfs % ysc s 1G 5 he e os 5se1fs'1x fs n 's sfa
arS r.iScdI ruined! What si,al} l,g t,t',oI
toaslcsk where ay pcn, Ink, md paper write alit
your proc!amation n ones immediately calling
oa. sree nired t,ap..sana men H. T. WY! giy.
poyt'llat, a.ld sai,l he bad ,ot yot had q Cali.
mel HGGtsnS On tnG eAnjtCEs ilhG IL WOHtA meet
that evening, ctu.: but Chandler was inexnrnhle,
A'it spike ,li sill norc cxcisedty: MIR. rrsi-
nent, want tlat proclamation Immediately: not
right away, aii will take II to tho Associated
prcAs, aud 1t will be NIL over tho country to-
lnorrtlw. Urging tho President IL the desk, In
II few minutes tho proclamation was written.
We loft directly nftcrWA.rl4 Chandlsr .Et'fng to
thu Asst,cRted Press oflce und | to tant IT II
Reir what would hilyo happened to tho country
II Chandler had not visited Lincoln that after
, 1880-02-04
Capturing u spirit.

nth, The following letter appears In tho London
sIN: w think tho following facts will bo
interesting to tho rea,'crs Of tito 1i1aex:, so,nc
time ago. heitlg desfro.a OF Investigating tho
s6anses held ut Nu q Grcat Itussel street tl,rit-
wcro assured that tho s6a,.ees conducted it TINT
ioaa ana ssr strct xss 'as sss s o. - ai III @
grcat eare, no Manifestations foiiowc.! Al tho
second visit Jnn p ot,o of US ngaln tied the me-
diu1n. bllt u1tcr tho directions Ut the ChRirmnn
WIN Is oilieinlly connected with tho Institution.
4 A"sptrlt" st'on nppeHretl. which VIC were told
WIS " Stnrie." a1ld whs represented to nc TINT Of
,3 Saa faIll M j. yeMFs of so sho wiz ; dressed IT,
nrins md feet bare. We wcru surprised to dis
tinguIst tho appearance Of y c.,fset under tho
aes s"ss sh te soie en A Ut tt o
re CookI Oh tho thIri visit, JIM,
A S"|u M SeFs Fs ssfPss ssa o!or Ct % !aIe'!!
tyfs: The spirit Mar!s" agaif' a,p!,sarel. md
BY tho audible aouid of undressing within tho
curtain, and Us Tho " u1,sprituaI y levity of her
Ss"xSs Ss ras a s es asY # eS s s
Spirit" while another d.sho ittu tho curtains,
and. drawing them axlde, displayed tho mediums
siokfngs, nnd ioota, and other disyarslcd E,!r,
lnents. There was hi!illcent light fr1m T 'alt;
of,sotlrcd calstllo TOR tho captiirt Esprit Isi.]
litter were hant!od round for inspection nnt cx-
AnllneI by tllUsu prt:sent. Aftur Ii few minutes
to euyer tho confusion, wn prpsumc-tbe cund!o
w,ts c1t[ngutshni by tho n.lccr I,rosont, ntId We
adjourned tn tho fuwur ruons. All present, cx-
cept tho olleorn, ono. of whom tuck rofugo tu
abtlSc, entirely nEroed With w, and thHnk9d US
general conclusions Oil sp!rltunlsm 70 othors
ilnt whnt We dncn!n To flMye proved Ia thnt III
OF is best mediums ll,ls bun detected Iii persns-
nllnx tho spirit hurself, Not wishing 10 further
occupy your valuable sp1Iec, we shall llo hnppy
to Ktvo fuller Information to my oalr Interested
lu tho CAUSE OF truth. 9EOlGE X. SlTWELL,
CAltt. Won UuClI.
, 1880-02-04

f,mypnY1siI, H.. ,j,tIs' Hi.-ivimw t't'sHt II smofl
pn1lut If, II rn,,tl In iittIo tMii,-s -stf,rv frnimn
,n,rtHr rxn.i ij;,,tt IL Iitlfn id wbn.n srrit,,-
t,mlI bnsIjy III fnti,n,mstl ..xsent ny nt,n wh.,
III H. ,sd ,,s., ,invroo "r a1u ttss s"s ~. ~
v..nr M, this i"nnTIs ~" Wfl"i mi"bn .h1a
fInnKer lnt1n,i nit hiH Httl" iii tGo,, nt1.d :
H"tsn,, fn,,,tr' iivU inIlgs frn st"ti ,t -.
1fSrli., ,yhrrt ID nwt1S uiehfyfivn srrs ~ i.mG
MD l. vii In IL, In thts Wt,rls Sotxiss iIms"if
, 1880-02-04

TERll1l5LE lfu!litGASE.
MADRID, Fub. 3.-Am official telegram all-
nou,.ces the recent occurrence Of u terrible
hurricane Mt tho Philippine Isln'uis Which
caused great tlamage botIl un the Islands ulld
to shipping. Several merchant sl,ips md u
Spantail gaubout werc wrecked. Tho latter
Is rupurtGd 4 tutal loss, With nll tho crtA
0ItEEcE.
ATHENS, Feb. 5.-.rl,e Chamber Ut Depu-
Ties lIns yOtett y BILL grallt[ng. Government
authority To make u loan for Tho lcfrayul Ut
current expenses. 1t was ttio refusal Df this
grant whtcl. caused tho rucel!t Ministerial
Crisis. .l -..
RoME, Feb. 3.-Tlo 1ipentre .d'Italta A,i-
nounces tllat, tiets. Nonclll, MinIslur Ut War;
hua resigned fro'u tlle Cabinet 1t, c9llse:
quence Ut tho attttade Of thosu Ge,erals Ut
tho nEmy having seats tn tl!s se,!ate during
SPAIN.
A{ADn1p, Feb. 3:-In tho Chamber Of Dep
lttrs ttt<tay the Minister Ut Colonies, reply
lllg 10 Ill Interpolation suftl tbs Government
would sEcept my pruplsal for financial ur
commercial reforms which would alneli0rate
tho condition Ut thu Cubans.
TitE,rorE'a HEALTH.
LONDON, Fsb 3.--A ltome correspondent
ASSERTS TINT thu condition ot the popu's health
il unsatisfactory, owing tU tlIa worry mud
anxiety to which ha l!as rcceMtIy beeil SUBJ
lccted.
VIENNA, Feb. a-Tllo Lower House OF the
RelclIslatli atloptvu without a.Aelnlll.unt the
Government bill formally placing liusnIa III:
der tho control Of tho conl'hon A1lnlstry and
MANoMNEp JAMS.
LoSpoS. Fob. IA dtslMtcl. from Lahore
cllatn ut Rr1lleL posts an the TurkestaA md
Ghuzl,ee rt,utts, Whnru lfs officers search pet,-
, 1880-02-04


1oxnov Fab Y-,rbo ,rur,t Innc Ernrcss
,ays: Tho severe frost has again slammed
Mi agricultural work and canal Navigation.
a,u1 s,.rio,,slv iunptIrtl tba urlon,l1nv of vp4-
s"Ia ,,,tas H. f4",s ,,o,.n o,n'ss,f ,.,s;,ass
,,t.s ,,,t.,.. ,u,,sa. H.. ,,,n1a ~ ,,,,,rn.
,.rn,1rss s.." a, ~, o,n ,;.i,'s y i,os ,'. a,,
ptosrsss mlu ~ '"a''s 'le'"s ~ nus ho1 W
pearcd above the ground. It's feared this
renewal Of the frost Will DO severe trEal OF,
autu,n1,-sown ernin. A ercnt deal Of land Is
vet u,,plowed. T'liero IS little alteration II,
the 1uahtlty Ut eoaan!oil ol ai!e In9isll
grain sent to market, whlcll Is st1'! IN a s'allp
md the
1xcor4srn p,,raz,,ut, m sr,r
1NcnEAstsp fi'Hssu"f' ~ sEt'
on tue part of farmers there WIS decline OF
two sltiltngs per quarter last Monday, which
Inns not st1lce bpc,, recovered, nearly u,l in-
ii,,nnon. ,,n,r ,lori,.nt H. tl,o ,,nrlnt ,,nvtug
nucntes ~" Mo,,a. l',' ~ % uuo '''''Ae' ''''''s
renamed OH the slao oi huyels.
Imports haro been Of, u tolerably liberal
scale for lnitlwinter, shipments from India
srna,,. .r,,;, av"ass ~ su,,,,,. o,"r I.,,,s,"I
, 1880-02-04

st. Louis 4 Pacific. The Union 4 Kansas Pa.
clt'c, and tho Missouri Il Texas Pacific. And
these tl'rea companies will comprise all the
roats tl,at !,avn l'actile routes II 1Ielr e.ar-
peka 4 Santa Fe. From what las occurred
during the Inst week or SO, i IL cyl
cnta will virtually cuntzo' tho pol
Icy Of this line. nlso, Is arrangements,
The. Atcl'lson, Topeka 4 Santa Fe managers
which makes the latter 70 all intents and pnr.
The probabilities are that the syndicate will
have actual control Of tho Atclltson. Topeka
Il Snntn Re lGfnru many M0l,tlls have passed.
with this accession Noillt1 will havs. eninetl
l!is ends. ffe Will control every Pacific route
tint ca,, possibly be- built, with the exception
4f the ot,e contemplated by TIC Chicago, l'nr.
llnFt0n. d. Qnilcy, but tllfs latter Is rather
ctiinertca1, md Gould will he powerful
enough t. prevent ths construction of thls
line should Il 10 attempted; But the i!kelI-
The General Manager of the Burlington,
stnted unly day Of two agn that It II mt
yct by any rscats certain that his foad will
even bc pushed forward to Denver.
, 1880-02-04
writes down Acsnr1: Crafts and olds a. pair Of

writes down Hcanrr. Crafts and Olds al pair of
unmItfRntetl xwlntiIers:
DfPAnrngNT 0r r1iE INTERIOR, CxNsus Or
F1cE, WAH1iIs0rON, u. c., Jan. 2B.-1U Hle pru-
11r{ttny Trdnscrtpt rlA'd'slang Compnay. rtortd,
Ing n copy Ut n circular issued by n no. -cnlt1d
"Ctnsus Information Dufcau,~ No 81 La Bd1lo
Street, Ehfcngn, ILL.,, II received.
III reply to your inquiry. would Bay that the
pcrsons, wl1oever thor may be-, Issuing this cir-
elnr aru not. and arr mot likely to be. aud cor
tainiy can have nn right to be, In possession of
Of c!tfzcns: that thoy hnve, and can hnvc, no
lcRttiFnate means Of promnttng tho success Of
any applicant for appointment "a Ecn5us
bGnrs, tn my eye, tho aspect OF Imposturc, II not
OF frlud. Very respectfully, :
FRANCIS A. WALKEH,
Superintendent Of Census.
, 1880-02-04

HALIFAX, Feb. 3-Aiuiu the plaudlts of
the people and tho booming Ut cannon, tho
Vfceregnl party left for Montreal, where they
will arrive Tomorrow afternoon, and rellain
two tlays.
ST. JOHN, N. g., Feb. 3.-Capt. william. II.
Tower llns been arrested OIL IL cltargn of
scuttlfng Mt sea, May last, the bark brothers
Pride, with Intent to defrAul tho Insurance.
Cunbpl1,te5 of $4,000.
, 1880-02-04

WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 3.-TlIc scere
tary Of tho National League states that the
Worcester Baseball Club Inns been elected to
the membership of thu National League.
The Lenguh has also voted tint It Is not adj
yisnblo to increase the membership beyon.t
eight clubs, believing TINT number to be rs
many Ms car be successfully |,nldled ami play
oil IL we1l-nrranged schedule.
, 1880-02-04
N{EN1CO,



SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-A Snn Diego
dispatch says Gov. Castrijon, Of the Mexican
Province Of Frontera, Lower California, l'as
called out tho militia and placud tic prUv-
ince under martial law. Tl,u cnlise OF his
action il revolution startet! by Marquee ut
Lall.z. 1t Is reported TINT Mnrltlez l,,ls been
drlveM ont IT I.NpR by tlse Federal trun;H,
a'!1 IL making bis way up tic peninsula with
II hu1llful Ut followers. :
, 1880-02-04

ST. Louis, Feb. 3.-A billiard tournament
has becii arranged to take place here Feb. 81,
q, a.d y, the participants to be Sexton,
Schaefer, DAILY, und Gallagher. Tho first
prize will be u brunswick T. Dalke billiard
tnblo Md s2a50 lit iuohey, the second priz0
Sl5O, MID tho third prize 500.
, 1880-02-04
of tho Atlantic 4 Great Western RatIroa1.
This removes the Inst hlndral,ce 70 the reor-
ganfzatfon Of tic rond..


MONTREAL, Fell. 3-Connection was made
to-day between tho Eastern md Western Sec
tIons OF tho t3rahd Trunk Company's West
ern roau1, and MI engine was run over tho
new track. The Company's syHteul now ex-
lends from Chicago to the Atlantic.
, 1880-02-04

An Effective Cnnccltng Device.
An Iowa inventor put II detnrnttnx cap under
4 1H'stnge stamp Oil Il luttcr. nnd srnt 1t M the
l.ust. Olilee Department ~ III taect'vo cNncclI-
Ing acvfce. 81 It pr,veI; but tho exi,toaIDn,
whcn tho stump WIS struck, tOro u pieces that
mid Il Krclt i1lut1y other fettrrs.
, 1880-02-04

DENVER, CoIo., Feb. 3.-Ieforrlng to tho
recent agreement between the Atc',ist,l,, 10.
puka i Santa 70 and DullseF Il k!o Gr1llds
the Kto GEalide officials herp
state that they will push their extension from!
tho Grand Cai10M UP tho Arknnsas to Leatl.
their determination 10 build 10 Leadylllv by
AfAyl.