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, 1880-10-03
SUBURBAN..

- - ~ 1,oard If 1,r11stees
will be held in the village Office Tuesday evening.
aha,,+ xa00 hare already been subscribed to-
- 49, ..a .tr,,1r ~ +ne new hand. Another meet
ing will be held to- morrow evening: rh,.
The regular semi annual meeting OF the Cn1-
o.1, 4 aa,cintt viii be held in the Congrega-
t;es., chnrch T1,esday morning, afternoon, and
.r,o,o- thoza who will take part in
evening. Among taoso WIZ W. ", 1,.s.e r.
the proceedings are the Hey. Aessfs 6u9ks H :.
Leavitt C. H. Everest, T. u; Eaton, r. y Puad ;ard
james Thompklns, and s. j. Humphrey; some
very interesting papers will be read, and among
them one on - The Latest Phase Ct skeptlc'sm'
by the Rcv g. n: b9ar1nan y 41yr -. WALKER one Of
Evanston's old ana most tespectf1o fre &c ia1e
TOOK place , yes.c.u a. s,ere ct,nvered hy car
res1oence- ,aan1iti 1nG ~ fntermert Mr. Walker
TaaEe fn1t - Sieaaee. he leaves a wife and five
otJI onHd1an " nso- .-
Int s ouas sl +b;~+pstr names were on the list.
last meeLan9 utt LII ~ nIan n hnildinr house
ms inoSatgs ;st he liked. Plans have already
next sprang rn nosanT;nu house bjx5O feet, the
been drawn shst, viii he hard for general
upper sto1y "a ,S +na ,owcr stnry for tie stor-
cluo p4llsusc9' Tio T cost uf the hnlse with ali
axntcrn ~ % imnroyements, is estimated at about
61yo. 61so oe,a, 1,ernnerance meeting will be held
me 9eeped 1pn.dav II tha new rooms, corner Of
n..ie str,ar and Naple avenue.
me heH. Teo'E nv Hantist Church, This evening
morning IN & sae - tpa S,,ndsvschool viii give
lag 1.oas eo Il dea nonrerr Instead Of the usual
service. 4 tine program has been arransed: u,
| +,ts I1o ,a,rrtn1 r and eTsninx in the Methodist
| nls nloi "0
en%,eIR mhe Rev j. Scott will conduct the usual
ds Inc Mey; y; ~ M Gnnercsaional Church to-day.
SeI n,tn I3aw SAWYER G. Moves, D. D., Will preach
-! AaG .,nn;no arn evening in the Presby terau
Chnrch.
, 1880-10-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

uWhv do You a1Tayth wear lopatn
1isned Archibald, strolling in the moonllghg
with the dearest en! - ~ .I,;s vaar. 7 am a
she said. that's my 1eWel 1nls So"4 ALL
Garfield girl.'
Nearly every milltner IN tne cats las a. tou ~
planned of poor trade the past week: +ha baI aro
notice 'tnat nan, wv .s. I,aan comnclled to
est stores IN the West, nae oeSn n order
double the number OF his enploscs 49, oaar. aan
to properly attend to the wants oi:nle eon
H,,.at,., ~ ~ ;ocreasIng trade. Why 1t is we do |
49, 1.-,ou, hnt he certainly sells a very supe- /
not Aaom' Wv ~ a. reasonable prices.
rior quality or ul1l'nei5 ~ ~, stato street.
20 West Madison st1ee' atl.t ~. Ths,T viii
This Is the great year 1or goa1s' Anoy -.
hroyse and banquet on roustng campaiEn I,a
/ nnstars until they will feel, as 1hey al9, lao
hhnttresses Of the Nation. The Anna Mat1'1
goats, that is, gIamnat1callS speaA1us' a,,a
Messrs C. T. kimball q Co' a. na'e 10y aGueta ~
| +hoir nresent elegant building. otV Aliu esS
Wahash avenue, altogether too small LOT
their rapidly-increaslng business, ana afe
now erecting as rapidly as possblen 4!nS.1ai 1nsi,
cent structure On the .ef c4fhf5h fhe " nav buiid
avenue ana hatrsonf - fnn;s' ser brick and marble
trimmings, with frontage& & OF e1gntX aTrison aT
street. with six floors fhG @ deslsh M sdoSht - r. the
snd Wnen ~, pesteh,;shmeut in the United
ess statss eat1i + not In the World: they hope to
have II M compiehi a,l hi,,i;ne r. with their unequaed
wnen ~ ~; e" orr;o trea viii attract customers
stock Of ne % catflnS " r. sst ~. md be source Of
IRON roat Ir WIKI 4' to 10 The m people Of Chicago.
Out Of de1eae1Gg eenti*ts " have kindly postponed
tion ne Anvetni2 @ .nnri ti,;s wear to the I'D of
re Ell" or ~ r. wotId be- i blessing to all Of
Mo'9,pgt: NJ hnwever II If we are going to have the
sa1ne kind Of time over it as we haa e sr Iasr
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, 1880-10-03
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DEATHS;

-<~~-~--~~~>~<~~-%-"
SHEAuAN-Oct-' l, Catherine. wife OF huse"e
Sheahhn. .,,. <.ou Nh Ennsas-st
at ii a. M, By csaEr!axes to Calvary
PHELAN->ci l. at bis SIS eEs resldeneeet e han.
yyi1iintn uu1pns the northwest corner " 1"G4
trntnth-st md Portland -nv., Philip Phean' naive
Of Dungoly. County Kilkenny, feiana, .ueo,,t.,
Funeral Sundaj, ut 9:So a. IT. ifo'n 1AA'"'$~' -
Church. ,,- 1,..a
AfoSDoE-oct2 at her residence. No III AubbaEad 3d
II MARY Monroe, mother OF Benjamin. fauaeA' Aou
Hugh Monroe nged 4S years <,u,rr
Funeral Sunday, oct oy cars 10 ra. Salsa5 An.,,.
1indson1 iIuntOn sister Of Harry 3. Hudson.
10 ottawa tCan.} papers please copy. NJ.
CLANCf-Oct l. James Clancy aseo 81 seefo
nnGDIn Dner % suny. Oct 10 .. , from his late resi-
denoe No, lla4 Euton-st. By caErinEes 70 eol'"fS
Cemetery. ,r.,.t,.
Either n "a ana 1s1e Nay nn a. neaso aged
years und months and years and Monkns: Nh #
Funeral Sunday from their .ae e. sa,Ta ~
, 1880-10-03
NEW ARRIVAL.

TIE TRIBUNE has often been caAea upon
to note the arrival Of people OF prominence.
Mt the same time acknowledges its neglect ~
many N nv persons and things which ought to be
called to the notice of>the public. we y:5 ys:S5,
@ terday b had the pleasure Of an inteTyiew ~ " witn n
Mr. Neil McC0ull, who is visiting Caieago % ~ ~
he Interest Of Messrs. Alien 8 G,nte[; G,ntecn}I 81
Richmond, Va We learn from Mf; 4taI MG1oH,. i,,.
to trolucing the celebrated Richm99nd 91da Gs% To
do this as it should be done he has lmnaoisndd and
an elegant carriage which is painted painted ae the
lettered in gold, and Is driven ;rh !Ihuao mar ~.
9s 9psssed in Continental costume distributing
Fce thousands Of thesecelebrated GlsaIs!.fTSS
which on trial we fnd to be delgnI1"1l'
pleasant smoke.
, 1880-10-03
IMPORTANT TO BANKERS.

Demands from their customers for safe~deposit
hoIcs similar to those in use in large Cities an
onnortuntty. to meet this demand at very LOW
prices is now offered by Jno. W. Norris, y 'ce-
President Of Dlebold Safe Lock COMPANY ~
having for sale some boxes taken OUT OF tne
Fidelity safe-deposlt vaults Of this CITY, tnes
having purchased new. repositories from nun
seyen hundred boxes will be sold ut nai- prlee'
all In perfect condition: These boxes were maoe
bv MacNcale &; Urban. -
, 1880-10-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Arriyed. steamship
Citv Of Richmond; from Liverpool, bearing
Col. Mapleson, of Her Majesty's Italian
Opera, the principal members Of his troupe,
aid Mr. Archibald Forbes, the famous waf
correspondent Of the London Datly Nc1os.
, 1880-10-03
MARRIAGES.!

-
DALE-GRAyE Es-sept. 80. BY the Rev: - 4; a,aaie nn,
hotf nj the residence Of the brides paEeMts. os%G
Civ Neh., John 4. Dao and Miss Lei'n ". 1f"ses'
bOfh Of Chicago.
1IvnsaY-WATERbfA Fednesdny evening
scnt - ut the residence OF the brides parents no ~
Seminary -nv Lahe View By the ney u; y lan M
trie. william ]. Llndsay and emo IT, ~"
MAnK-GR1FF1rH- Sept 2! at t5s G.reeo resi
dence Of tho brides father, Greeley, Aa-, Sase<'l
MarE, Of Chicago, And Annie l.. Griffith
the resiaeRee @ R o. tnS wlIfa' GIne
arthur W. Gray and Blanche Dorland, both OF CHI
, 1880-10-03

position than pork. Holders OF oqy9fGs oyGars opf n
lions have great advantage over holaetS tSan u1
stock, which is said to be not Eh alaui etocI in
5000 tierces at immediate call: :, LIS s1ooA 1n
Europe Is reported to be short"
, 1880-10-03

j ocrfect smoke-burner for steam po1lets
BORDEN. Eelleck Co., Chlcaxo.
, 1880-10-03
Empire Parlor Bedste&l
COMPANY. .
381 and 3S3 Wcst Madison.st.. = &


And reasse1nble from day to day until Ma.
A. for the purpose Of deciding some Of tbs
most important questions pertaining ID
Household Economy, namely: >sI>
First, IThere to get the Best pal,tti
In Furniture, Carpets, Stores, and
Household Goods, for ti.e' LeaH
Sec6nd, To ernmine the tmn.tnt,,s
sfoc: Of Furniture, CNrDcts, Stores
md Household Goods 13W o+fered
hm the En,pire .Pdrtor Bed Hend
Conipas,y at Prices Loscer nhGn Tia
T1uP9t, +Af
THIRD, To make their Eau a1d
Winter Purchases at this establfsh->
71ae1.t- s.
For the convenience Of our custoness, nj
to facilitate thesbusiness Of the Convcudan
We aPpe0u e1e 10' = tss4.
LIST OF PRICES: :, :
hoo9 S me VALIANT Chamber set-...........~
A. ele4un H. 7. GhgEabeE set ~,
~ anmnaon:en1 Chamber Set ....-.......f f7
good far'or suit K
4 Grand Paror
MnEr,fdcent ParloI Suit ..... ID
iEandsome Easy Chair.
Good Hair Mattress. -; d
M e;ond ingrain Carpet %
Fine Inrra!n CaEpetR %
an Eesant Tapestry Brussels Ii
BoJy Brussels. Ill 8 10 IN
Good Range; .A@
God e;"od k Papiof % stove. ii2 ill ia id s5 I'd 81
, 1880-10-03
BIRTHS.

Buck & Rayner's Moth Powder destroys roacn
es, neas. flies, and bedbugs
, 1880-10-03

Politicians always retain their composure ey q
smoking the Richmond Gem C1garet1es' oo
soothing. ~
, 1880-10-03

BIRTHS.
~
TIlOMPSON-sept %. the wife OF George L.
THOMPSON Of n daughter.
, 1880-10-03

Marimum, =; minimum. 5:
=. CHICAGO, Oct 2--10: 18 p N.
, 1880-10-03
500 Pieces
Cloths, cassimeres'
Cl0akingS.

700 rcs. Casstu.cres for Boys Hear at SO, ~
10, aud Csc, north 50, So, 75, and soo'
sli9I.t'y .rct by .cater. TX x.,
o0O mrs. kfI- Wool Cnssfn.ef1es at 90, 20, *oct
uma 81; immense jobs, 40 per ce'tt tess
than regtttnr prices.
100 pcs. Ladies' CT Cloth SHttings at 81 ana
SI,25, .ror.tf $3.50 and 1s1.76.
900 1pc.. Iuack. Graf aud :Bro1r71 YdteT-
proofs at so, G5, and 76o, 'rorth TO- Soo'
80 1es' &C c,:fne4;.lu Goaksrgs at 81 and sd.e0,
tuorth $1.75 aud 50.
.70O pcs. Wafelln<a aud Cords for C'oahs "'s<1
Dol,na1.s at Sc, sc1rth $3.50.
, 1880-10-03
H0UsEKEEPIcG GOODS.
H0[SEkEEPER
CONVENTION,

The Housekeepers Of Chicago and Tia
Northwest will assemble Ocs. q at tie Fn,.
nitu1e Establishment Of the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

Walton.
At gathering 1t 0pelousas, Ia, on tie 10Th,
Colin Fusiher, In . state Of intoxicAtion, nour.
ished pistol and when by standeY attempted
70 secure II from him, the weapon discharged.
killing Louis Cortas. Fusiler than broke away
Enoch Mosslander, bachelor, n years old,
living alone on . farm In West Virginia, three
miles from Bellaire, Ohio, was found On tho 7th
instant burned to death In his house. large
hole was burnedin the floor, but By some means
the fire had bean extinguished. The theory Of
the nelghbors Is that robbers had tortured him
to death, trying 70 gst him to comics: whsrs ~
ed men almost burned him 10 death for tho
same purpose, and Il was generally believed tl,at
he had large sum Of money hidden in b.
M. winslmins TrsslA ) osymea lady
g yssn q 81. hving y LcslsS 1,,s. ~. ~ =
10th instant The BOY has been crazy for the
past three years. No one witnessed the deed,
which was done with butcher knife. NJ
The body Of Z man nearly nude was found In
the woods at Durham, N. H., on the 10th inst.
The head and one. arm were missing. The
clothing was found scattered about. There was
John sullivan, keeper Of the Barrett house,
New Orleans, was shot dead by John Raymond
(colored) on the night Of the 10th inst. They
had . difficulty about ten cents.
VIM. Fitzgerald shot and killed Michael Nesh-
man at St. Louis, on the 11th inst. They were
neighbors and quA1reled about the position in
which certain washtubs were placed at . hy.
drant used In common by both families.
Mrs. Rachael Smith, . widow, 70 years Of age,
living with her daughter ON the 0reensbtrg
pike, near Adansburg, Westmorsland county,
Pa, was muderously assaulted On the night Of
the 9Th, in her house, By an unknown man,
supposed to be burglar. The daughter g.
caped with severe injuries by jumping through
q window. Mrs. Smith win probably die.
An inn-keeper Of New Holland, Pa, named
Marks, who died ON the 5th inst, made con
fesd0n that he himself and . neighbor named
Weedler, murdered and robbed . peddler,
whose body some time ago was found in the
creek. The authorities are looking for Weedler.
struck over the head with billiard cue by John
6lsy q Galveston few days ago, has since died
of fracture Of the skull. Riley and Eley were
playing billiards and Quarreled, when the for
m0r attacked Sley with knife, 6ley then struck
him With the cue with fatal result.
Charles Fernandez was shot four times and
killed at dance near Santa Fe, N. NJ, on the
7th inst.
At Chicago ON the night Of the 9th, during m
alteration, John Murphy fatally stabbed Andrew
Warnlmont. Both were workingmen and had
beeu drinking.
An unknown negro tramp shot and killed a
passenger named Joseph n. Lehman, of Hous.
ton, on the Bee Line railway, seven miles west
Of Sidney, Ohio, on the 6th inst. The black
villain had been elected from the train and out
Of revenge fred through the coach window,
with effect o. above.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

Ed. Leonard, brakeman on the Illinois Gen.
txal, had both his legs cut OF by the cars at
Carbondale, Pa, on the 11th. He died from
the injuries.
On the morning Of the 9th inst. freight and
passenger train colhded at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Thirteen cars loaded with freight and both en-
gines were completely wrecked. No one was
severely injured.
On the night Of the 7th instant two engines
attached to the east bound freight train on the
Denver and South Park railroad, while on =
very steep grade became detached from the
cars, which, becoming unmanageable, ran into
The engines, throwing them down steep em-
bankment with five cars piled up on top. J. O.
Hogan, engineer, had one leg broken and the
other dislocated.
On the 7th instant, when about eighteen
miles from BellAire, Ohio, the truck Of the
Last car Of q train on the Bellaire and South
western railway, jumped the track and down q
15-foot trestle. The car contained fifteen or
tSenty passengers, Of whom five or six were
injured more or less seriously.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

On the afternoon Of the 8th inst. an explosion
Of gas occurred ct Preston No. colliery, near
0ir1zSiville, Pa, by which VIM. Crinage and
Patrick Jefferson and Thomas Myers seriously
injured. 8g2
An explosion of lire damp occurred ON the
let instant, In collierya at Andereues, Belgium.
There were one hundred and fifty persons in
the pit ut the time Of the disaster, and the
latest advices report the recovery Of twenty
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

Information received ct headquarters says
Gen. Hatch with . part Of Ills command, at
tackeds SO Indians ia camp in the San Andreus
mountains. The fight proved DISASTROUS to the
Indians and IVES six hours In duration. The
savaRes left their dad and large amount Of
stock behind. Captain Hy: Carroll Of the
Ninth cavalry and seven soldiers were Severely
wounded. Hatch q in pursuit Of the hosti1es
who are supposed to be Gescaleros. ~
Gen. Nils taaegraphs from Fort Kcogh that
the soldiers Who had been pursuing the hostiles
for 100 miles. captured five warriors and fifty
Ave horses and ponies. Tho Indians were
thirty-four days from Sitting Bulls camp, and
across the limo on : marauding expedition.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

During the progress of the hre which con-
sumed tie nom and dkx mills at Dixon, H., on
the night Of the It'll inst, terrible explosion
occurred in Becker Undrwoods mill, throw
ing down one of the walls and scattering fire in
every direction. Several flremen who were On
the roof Of the blazing structure were hurled
into the mill race by the force of the explosion.
Ezra Becker, son q i. r. Rocker, and William
Schum were killed, aud VIM. Rink, O. r. Lint,
Pat Duffy, Orvllle Anderson, Lee Stevens, W..
w. vaun and Frank Getzonberger seriously in
iurrd
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

At Lodi, Wis.,, ON the l2th inst, the'residence
Of w. r. Collin, burned. John Rathburn and
Henry Davis who we're in the dwelling when the
roof fell, lost their lives.
Captain William Ellerbeck, Of the tug Rice,
was burned to crisp at Wilmington, NC, on
the 11th. He was assisting at q fire, when .
falling wall injured him and prevented his
escape.
At the burning Of . tenement at Haverhill,
Mass., On the l1tn inst, Smith II. Brown, alias
McHepSy, aged 80, and Charles Abbott, aged
66, were suHocated. Mrs. Emma Roberts was
severely burned in the face and injured inter-
nally by jumping from window.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

The Rhode Island state election resulted in
no choice for governor or lieutenant governor.
Returns from all towns in the state except
Block Island give Littlefeld (Rep) 1904;
Kimball DEM 6,92l; Howard (prohibition
and Ind. 6006. The Republican candidates
for secretary Of the state, attorney general and
genera! treasurer, were elected, and the general
assembly viii be thrce-quarters Republican.
insuing the elechon of Littlefield BY that body.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

Jackson 4 Morse, eraans exPufteEs, Boston,
Ma, failed on the "a inst, Liabilities about
eSO, 600. II = rsported that thsy were largely
along On whsatA tho Chingo market
Is, vhich spld ont II business in November, 1873
nd has been dnce than winding up IL Affairs,
vns cunpelled On ths 7th inst., to placeits mat-
tsVs in tie hands a m assiglee- David Quig
Habihtiea, 1NS, 900; aeseAs, $4,000. A hrGs
quantity Of bonds beariax heavy interest, and
coming dne shortly, caused the failure.
H3nson q Cmaning, cotton commission mers
char1fa. New Y0ek, suspondedeu the 7th Inst Tn
houeS - ono of the most sxtenaivs ecOnected
With tke excanuge. Failure Of customen X
p1t up marrying cased ths suspension. Labik
~ MD 70 be hsavy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21
FASHIONS FREAKS.

ITALIAN VAIENCHNNHs, with figures
Allied in gay silks, are among the choice
new trimmings.
SxALL spiral iaroots Of black crepe
lisse pleatinps with cold-dotted tulle are
simple relief to black silk house-dresses.
ONs al the new vsys Of making black
chin suffer : change into eomethina rich
and strange ia bv covering it With closely-
sown rows of chenille and gold braid.
Tur E1orerce hro;d. cio.a,v ~ovar
With silk tbree.la in specks Of cav color.
consult the ruling fancy 10 . Guiiet. un.
objectionable vay.
cop.,. and .;ng,a .tr.na fr;noe. ara
mot seen n ;at and heai;ncr ana vhite
erd i;cht hosjs A.. sre strrno -,th tl,-. colnrsd
s;1L 49,. Ii, ,,-at+- s1tsc+
N,v ,,erco,o. ;,,.t o,,erea r.ov HIN. or
h,.ck sro,,nds v;th Ana r;nsdots scst-
tarsi Is - o,,ar ordar -. = .. rad hirs ana vei.
-, i, m ~. t.vnr;ta vn' E-sncf = I tsste
-, q s..0 - .",o-Iso .o.. y.
Ihl1ow casnmere lace, wl.n oesu.soaa
49, ve,nng, 70 nsnusone ~ I'LL I'LL
i.;ne @ % h;ch oa .r;ii =, IN III tnr .,,r,,sr -
80 - - =
WIDE cufied Tands oi ose1lcn 1iPs u
tnree nee rows ol coior are nien noselIy ~
miihnery, dun parrot coiors, reg, green
ana ctron' olending witn e1ceP1onal
skL
ST1LIsa wnite cnp waxing ne1s are
laced witn olack veives, ana srlmmed
w1tn wnite ace 8renadine ana oIack vel.
ves, wlsl EldescGns w,nes oI u1ess1 ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.


A te.1bls famine prevails at Mosul, Turkish
Aor0st1n. correspondent reports that four
Thousand inhabitants 6ed to Bagdad and hun
dreda died on the road,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21
4 DESPERATE PARrY.

- - - = - - n Sl
Sues Whas e. Tovvnehsnn Roweau,,
asos sAsvvs - a. Csnntry.-.A rnr-
~ W1shsus monsr q Capaeasy -
Govssn.
Waahinssaa Or. New YorA 1tlhuaA1
Every thoughtful Observer a The
courna II eventa in Washinston sinna
,o1r - ...-,- 49, ssrs 81.
AosV Aauss Aasve 1u saso
conclusion that the Democrass - M
ti0nal party have lost the axt of govern-
ment A lonr = thav vere h I minor.
~ !, r,,r,.-....' - -. ,,..,,,,.,.;,,l.
= !, - =.
neither for iegialatao0 noe ~ Ne execu-
tion Of the lava, tho Democsats did not
Ecat snrh snef,;y nwma. II rnouirns
49,. ~ u ~ s,saIl
ls = ~ ! =
amp 70 cs1tacase ana tear p pleces tne
work Of . rival party. Asseo and block-
heada NAV do that. md soaaetimas f2o Il
.,,,....e,,I,. cl;i, .na ;,,a..,,,..,x -.
required 20 nan0ie ma1oEisy made Up
Of discordant elements, - political par
ties in Coneress ranerally are: ana Il
these qualities are wanting. q II their
possessors surrender the ieadership Is,
the shallov-pated demaooQues who make
the most noise ia almost every leris-
latiye asaemhlv. the nertv Is power i
bound ID coms 10 orief ~
Thia 3 vhv the Democrak;c partv b,
Concraas. aver since r ra;ned nocesu-
ron 81 tRe House az Repreeenfafiyee "a
I07K has made such 8, ,1nfnrtnnafe rec-
ora }or itself instead of "sittinr down
unon every fn,l in TIA rartv Who
vsinlv imaaines that he 3 s crest statea-
man. and vho thrusfa himself frward
vhen he on0ht 10 keen hia mnuth cloaed
the men vho nucht - knov hetter en.
courace him in I'm SolIy. and. a oourae.
reap The diaastrors fruifa a their auicidai
policv. /
No better illustration of the fatality Of
the Democratic party for making blum
ders has been given than i furnished
by the proceedings az the House ol Rep
resentatives during the present week.
The fourth month o1 the session u
drawing to . Close. Tt was preceded
by nearly four months a extra session
Last wear. during which the House wae
organised and al the special work tha&
has TO be done ct the beginning of : new
Congress, and which necessarily delays
legislation, was performed. Yet Ia
nearly eight months almost nothing has
bean done. Not . single one of the
Rrest annual appropriation bills has
been passed: and the most of them are
understood not yet TO have taken definite
form in the committees. LegislatiOn
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During the past week eight bodies have been
stolen from the cemetery af Papineauville, near
Ottawa, Ontario, and great excitement u mtu.
rally occasioasd thereby
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q
The Earl Of Wemyss and March, father Of
Lord Elcho, died ON the 18th, aged "a.
Theodore 0udin, the French marine painter,
is dead, aged 78.
Col John Nice, mayor Of Milford, Pa, died
ON the 18th, aged 80 years. He Was colonel Of
the l74th Pennsylvania volunteers in the war Of
the rebellion.
John Hurst, president Of the National Ex-
change bank, Baltimore, Nd, died on the 18th.
w. !. Rogers, mayor Of Quincy, Ill.,, died in
that city, on the 11th inst
The wife Of President Diax, Of Mexico, died
at the capital ON the 9th inst.
The widow Of Daniel 8. Dickinson, formerly
United States senator, died in New York city on
the 8th instant.
DR.. Gilbert R. spaulding, q wel-known theat-
rical manager, died in New Orleans, on the night
Of the 9Th, aged 68 years.
John g. Marshall, ex-judge at Cape Breton,
N. g., and writer on religion, Temperance and
politics, is dead, aged 81.
A dispatch from Rangoon states that Chinese
firms there have received intelligence that
Thebau, king Of Burmah, had died Of small pox.
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New York.
New YORK, April $500 p M.-Flour-Q Quiet
and about steady; receipts 14,0OO bbls; round
hoop Ohio at e5.SO@5.75; choice do 1t $3.50
@7.O0; super western at e4.OO@l76; CON-
mon to good extr. do at e4.76@5.1 10; choice
do at @5.1507. 90; choice white wheat do at $500
@6.75. Wheat-Sightly in buyers favor and
dull; sales 16, 600 bus No. white sellsr April at
&1.32s<; 10000 bus No. red seller AIxil at
s1.S7sz .38; 40, 600 bus do seller May ct 1.34k
@l.S4x. Corn-WIthout decided change;
mixed western spot at 5S@64c; do future at
47x052Nc. Oats-Quiet; western 1t AZ
@52c. Beef Unchanged and quiet; new plain
m ss at $1,000; new extra do at S10.50@11.0O.
Pork-Dull and weak; new mess at s11.25.
Lard-Dull and heavy; steam rendered at @7.45.
Butter-Firm, with fair inquiry; Ohio At 1870
25c. Cheese-Unchanged at 1l@1414c for poor
to choice. Whisky-Nominal; western at s1.1O.
Sugar--About steady and very quiet. Molasses
-Cnchanged and fair demand. Petroleum
Dull and heavy. Rice Quiet and unchanged.
Frenghts-Dull and weak. Spirits Of Turpen-
tine-Frm at S4@85c. Rssin-Haavy at
$i.40@1.421s. Tallow-Dull II 6 lilo for west
ern. Eggs-Weak at 1l@12,Ic for fairto choice.