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, 1880-02-29

The foreign dispatches report that the ex-
citement and confusion in Russia are OIL the
increase, and that d condition Of Society ex-
lists amounting almost to anarchy. Arrests
continue to be made in great numbers. The
palace is tl1ronged with soldiers, and no per-
son is allowed to pass it, even on the side
walk. The police force las been greatly III
creased. Threatening letters arc daily re-
ceiyed by the Gar and his officials. Warn
ings have been sent to him from Berlin noti-
flying him Of fresh conspiracies. The City OF
St. Petersburg is in state Of excitement re-
sembling a panic, and every one feels lnse-
cure, not knowing what moment some new
and terrible blow may be struck BY the intu-
rated Nihilists. OF course, IN d time Of ex~
element like this, a wide degree Of latitude
must be allowed for rumors; butwhere there
is SO much smoke there must be some fire,
and at present the fire, though smolderlneg,
gives every prospect Of breaking out into a
raging eonaagration which may sweep every
thing before it.
The most significant index Of danger and
the impression it has made upon the Gov
ernment is the Imperial ukase which mas
been issued nominating the members and de-
1ining the powers d the Commission Of su7.
preme Control. Itappoints Gen. Melikott as
the head Of the Commission. the other meni-
bers to be appointed as he may suggest. lie
has the right to summon before the Commits
sion all whose presence he may consider
useful in order to give united character to
the action Of the authorities. lie las direct
control of all the political trials held in the
Capital, in tie military district Of st. Peters
burg, and in any part of the Empire. All the
local authorities, Governors, Generals, and
Town-commandants IS are placed under ms
jurisdiction, and every employ6 Of the Coy
ernlnent is bound to cooperate with HIM. re
is at liberty to adopt any means he sees lit
for the protection Of the Empire '. ana any
orders he issues; must be uncondlt1onaliy
obeyed. The Co,nmender-in-Chief OF st.
Petersburg is deposed. The powers OF the
officers Of police are stripped from them.
The army is reduced to mere maehlne'
, 1880-02-29
HOW TO SECURE CLEAN STREETS,

The streets of this city are in O disgraceful
condition. They always are in an open
winter or s'soft" weather at any season.
They always will be so long as there shall be
no regular system of improvements, but only
spasmodic and disjUinted efforts to put few
blocks here and there into decent shape. The
mud is dragged in by horses and vehicles
from the nnpaved streets, which are now
almost impossible, and distributed over the
paved thoroughfares, which are in various
stages Ut decay. STRENGTHENING in Chicago
means the occasional scraping of the paved
streets and the carting OF the mud back to the
unpaved prairie-mud streets, when the work
Of redistributing it begins. The conse-
quence is, that none Of the streets are free
from a covering Of mud during the wet
weather, while i'll dry weather the strong
winds that make Chicago SO healthy sweep
the mud, in the form Of dust, into the stores
Offices, shops, and residences which renders
life almost uncomfortable, and does fnfinit
damage to everybody's possessions. The
long suffering people who inllabit Chicago
seem to have become accustomed to the pre-
vailing street filth, and Indifferent to their
own comfort, but they cannot meet strangers
nor entertain friends who live elsewhere
without experiencing humiliating sense of
shame. Visitors to Chicago, in looking upon
the long rows Of tall, magnificent blocks that
have been erected since the fire of 1871, be-
come impressed with the idea that this is the
most beautiful city In America then, looking
down to the filthy streets or noting their be-
grimed garments, they come to the con-
clusion that it Is the diriest city in the world,
except Constantinople. The latter impress
sion, being the more disagreeable, outlasts
the other, and Chicago's reputation abroad is
as malodorous as its atmosphere in an area
Of Bridgeport smells.
1t has become evident from long experience
that occasional and partial street-fmproye-
ments do not furnish any relief from the al
ternating mud and dust that inf1ict this city.
The practice of ordering the paving Of two
or three blocks this weak, and one or two
more blocks in another part Of the city next
month. and some portion of another greet
next year, has proved to be utterly inade-
quate to the requirements Of great city.
, 1880-02-29

SIR STAFFORD NonrHcoTE's resolution
providing for the suspension Of Members OF
Parliament who persist in obstructing the
business of the House, and which is mainly
directed against the Parnellites of the Irish
Parliamentary party, was passed yesterday,
Notwithstanding a vigorous resistance on the
part Of O'Donnell. the Home Rule n. P. for
Dungaryan, and Mr.. Courtenay, the Radical
member for Leskeard and leader-writer il,
the London Times. Mr.. Gladstone voted
against the resolution.
, 1880-02-29

THE San Francisco Board Of Supervisors
have rescinded their action indorslng the con-
demnation Of the Chinese quarter by the
Board Of Health. This action has little
significance, as the Health Board has full
authority to act in the matter. The opposing
PARTIES in the meantime are maintaining a
state Of peaceful neutrality, the only in;
cldents worthy OF note yesterday being the
arrest of Cannon, Sand-Lot orator, who is
charged with using incendiary language, and
a statement by Mayor Kalloch that there was
no necessity for increasing tile police force,
as he believed all charges OF intended vlo-
lence or incendinrism on the part Of the
workiugmen to be false.
, 1880-02-29

THE inquiry into The causes which led to
the Tay bridge disaster, which is now in
progress at Dundee, reyeals gross If not
criminal carelesness on the part Of the rail-
road authorities. Evidence has been given
to prove that the bridge was in very unsafe
condition long beofe the terrible accident
which. has led to The inquiry. p:
, 1880-02-29

"BKGHr EYEs'' stated to the Committee
of Inquiry into the transfer OF the Poncas,
yesterday, that the paper agreeing to the re-
moval Of the tribe to the Indian Territory
was signed under a total misapprehension,
md that had the Poncas known what they
were doing they would notunder any circum-
stances have consented to the transfer.
Morgan. the interpreter, did not know the
language of the tribe sufficiently to clearly
present the conditions to the tribe. The
, 1880-02-29

TIE Iowa State Senate have voted the
privilege OF the Senate Chamber to Messss.
Parnell and Dillon On the occasion Of their
visit to Des Moines March 1. Gov. Gear will
preside at the evening reception. Ex-Goy.
Palmer will preside at the Springfield meet
ing On the Sd pTox,
, 1880-02-29

THE North German Gazette says that
should the Papslayists succeed III their de-
signs it would lead to the dismemberment
Of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and that
Bismarck would be carrying out the unani-
nous wish Of the German people in intsrfer-
ing to prevent such consrmmation.
, 1880-02-29

Two COMPANIES of United States soldiers
have been ordered to Caldwell, Sumner
County, Kas., and two to Cofeyrille. Mont
gonery County, in the Same State; this time
to prevent white men from encroaching on
the Indian Territory in violation Of the
United States treaty obligations.
, 1880-02-29

THE Spanish Government propose to move
cautiously and slowly in Introducing reforms
In Cuba. The Cnbans, and indeed many
persons besides, think that the Spaniards
have too long adopted an eminently con-
servatiye policy of inaction.
, 1880-02-29

obliged by the force Of public opinion to re-
cedc from their purpose Of parading on St
Patrick's Day. Only small number Of the
societies will march on that day, and these
over only short distance, so as to comply
with their charters
, 1880-02-29

CITIZENS Of Northern Illinois favoring the
construction Of sllipcanal between the llll-
nois River and Lake Michigan will meet at
Ottawa March Is to adopt such measures as
may further the proposed scheme. The I'M
provement Of the Illinois River will also
come up for consideration. It is not lnprob-
able that many persons from Chicago will put
in an appearance ut the meeting.
, 1880-02-29

SIR JAMES FERGUSON, who has flied many
Offices OF profit and honor in England and
her colonies, has just been appointed Gov
ernor of Bombay, in her Imperial High
ness Indian Empire
, 1880-02-29

Tu1RTY-FouR indictments have been re-
burned against the Controller, City:Treas-
urer, and City-Clerk of Elizabeth, n. j., for
having defrauded the city i'll the purchasing
Of bonds, and for paying unauthorized claims
to Aldermen and other parties.
, 1880-02-29
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, 1880-02-29

TIE Russian Ilnpcrialists are congratulate
Ing themselves Til the selection Of Gen. Nell
kotI as virtual dictator. They regard him as
the right man ii, the right place. What the
Nihilists think about the appointment is
quite another matter.
, 1880-02-29

TH1s is all age Of canal projects. The
German Government, it is said, contemplates
cutting s1lprcanal, nayigable for war YES
sells, from, the Baltic Sea to the German
Ocean, and passing through Schleswig-Hol-
ofufr
, 1880-02-29

idea of forced emigration to the Indian Ter
ritory was exceedingly distastetul to the
Poncas, aud they would not be satisfied
until the paper making the transfer was de-
ria yfad ynit1
, 1880-02-29
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CHICAGO Tn1DrNE has established brz1o
Offices for the receipt Of subscriptions znd advertise
u,c1,tk u follows:
NEW YORk-lsoom - Tribune Building. 7. z. Mo-
FApDES, MdnaGcr-
GLASGOW, Scotland-Allan'a American Eews
Agency. II Kendeld-st
LONDON EuE.-Ame1icnu Exchange ~ Strand.
HENRY 4. GlLL1a. Agent :.
WASHINGTON. D. C.-l3l9 street.
, 1880-02-29

URFA (Ur Of the Claldees), a town Of
much historical Importance on account of
the connection Herewith of the patriarch
Abraham. has been nearly destroyed by fire.
, 1880-02-29

The City Council is now engaged in the
earnest struggle over tie annual appropria-
tions, which, in their turn, are limited by the
law governing the tax-levy. The facts lead
ing up to the present contest In the Council
should be understood In order that the pub
lie may judge of the merits Of the contro
versy- The assessed value Of the taxable
property Of the city is Sill, ,970, OBS. The law
of the State limits the rate OF taxation for
municipal purposes to 2 per, cent on this
valuation. But: By provision Of law, taxa
tion for the payment Of interest on the public
debt and taxation to pay judgments against
the city are not Included within this imita-
tion- BY another provision Of law, as con
strued BY the Supreme Court, taxation for
school purposes does not fall within the
character of taxation for municipal purposes.
In addition to the revenue from taxation for
all these purposes. the city 1las an income
Of about S250, GOO fro1u licenses and fines, and.
has in the Treasury, in round figures, about
81, COO, which, during the last three years,
has been, sayed from appropriations aud
from the surplus revenue Of previous years.
This fund, the result of the most rigid
economy, is now 4 bone of contention be-
tween the opposing parties in the City Coun-
Gil.
l. The Finance Committee OF the Council
have made the following recommendations
as to appropriations:
To amount OF the tar-ievy. $22544 400
For schools, special ltax..-..........-.. So, ,G,8
For interest, special ltax-.-...-.-... 675.33
For Judgments, special tax. I........-..... f2,540
10 amount OF Incense rcrenue-........ 250,D0
Total appropriations. s,es9
This whole sum, except S25o,oo, will have
to be raised by taxation.
There are, however, certain other purposes
deemed desirable, and for which the limita-
ton prohibits tax being levied. A portion
Of the Finance Committee consider it ueces-
, 1880-02-29

TIE Nillilktic disturbances are said to
have extended into the Russian provinces,
and unusual activity is reported among the
reyoiutiQnlsts in St. Petersburg. Great
preparations are being made, notwithstand-
ing to celebrate the twenty-hftl anniversary
Of the Czar's accession. It Is evident that
the Russian monarch Is. determined not to
see the hand dwtiting on the wall.
, 1880-02-29
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1880.
CoCET RADowTTz takes the place Of Prince
Hohenlolle as German Minister to France

Mn. TRowBE1pGE, Of Michigan, who was
nominated by President Hayes to succeed
Hayt as Indian Commissioner, has been con-
fir1ned BY the Senate.
, 1880-02-29

POSTAGE

Euterzd 1 ne Post oee at Chicago, IN, as Second.
tIdss Mdttkr.
For the benefit Of OUT patrons who desire to send
single COPIES Of THE TKIBCyE through the malt ne
gtve herewith the transient rnte OF postage:
Don,ektic- PtF cory.
Eight mud Twelve Page Inper. cents
sixteen pnsa Paper--.; cents
Eight and Twelve Page pnper. cents
Eivr.nr Pane Iarrr 4 cents
, 1880-02-29

Mr. SHuMAS, Of the Journal, has leasea
that concern from the proprietor5 for tern u
years, and has announced his firm purpose 10
quit Office seeking, He has abandoned the enase
Of the Gubernntorinl Wil1-o-the-wlsp to tae
score Of other simpletons. Mr. shumar ac1s
sensihly. The sober second thought Is al~ass
the best, and leads to happier results. IhH
TRIBUNE did not particularly enthuse over tno
prepostcrotis proposition to separate the edleel
from his Journal, exile him for years to hsue
country town.. employ him as IN almonef u
Offices to a ravenou5 crowd Of oiace-hunter
and poster him with the applications OF th1eses
and fclons for undescrved pardons. 10 par
company with him until 1885, after enjoying ns
sedativo society for u quarter of century, va
too hard to bcar, so we gently reminded nl'a
Of some obligations he WIS Under for faso's
received which should give him pause anu
prevent him from, doing SO foolish thing 9'A~iot
he would undoubtedly hive been elected II hoh,~ :
mated. He remnins with LIS, and we are s'aa.
Editors Of great presses cannot afford to mans =
the sacrifice involved in holding office, unless ~
Is ono Of honor and dignity, occupying 3 ~"
weeks time, and by way Of mental rccreauon+
such as tho Lieutenant Governorsnip, ~ale1
THE TRIBUNE having had desired tho JouF'a1
enjoy also. Ail's well that ends we'll shakes
, 1880-02-29

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Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS.

A bicycle race will be one of the features
of the Dover fair.
A grand hop will be given at Middletown
during this week.
Eighty,one horses have been entered for
the Middletown races.
Middletown shipped 100000 baskets of
peaches during the season.
A wellto.do Eastern Shore farmer of GO
has eloped with girl of 10.
Milford shipbuilders have work enough
to last them several months.
Stickney's circus didn't pay expenses
during its tour through Delaware.
Northern farmers are prospecting for
land in different parts of the State.
Senator Bayard is home again after plac.
ing his son at school in Concord, New
Hampshire.
A new freight house is being built at
Kirkwood to take the place of one that was
burned about year ago.
Ezekiel Cowgirl, young man of Wood
side, is the favorite with the Republicans Of
Murderkill for candidate for Sheriff
There are numerous entries for the Della
ware State Fair races at Dcver. The en-.
tries for the bicycle contest number ten.
John D. Rodney of Sussex county, has
resigned his Office of United States Commits
sioner to insure his eligibility as Presden.
tial Elector.
The Republicans at Wyoming raised a
large Garfield and Arthur poll on Friday
last, and were addressed by several Dover
speakers in the evening,
The Republicans Of Moorton organized
"Houston Club" on Monday night and OK.
pect to be addressed next Monday night by
Richard Harrington, Esq.
Senator Bayard is engaged to speak in
New York on Thursday; in Brooklyn on
Friday; at Auburn on Saturday, and at
Harrington, on the 30th of September.
Rev. w. V. Louderbough reached home
on Tuesday last, very much improved in
health, and hopes to be able to resume his
pastoral labors at Odessa, the first of
| October.
Sussex Greenbackers have nominated
George NJ. Thoroughbred for State Senator ;
George Smith, of Seaford, for Sheriff, and
Luther w. Cannon, of Baltimore hundred,
for Coroner.
The September term of New Castle
County Oyer and Terminer Court began on
| Monday. One hundred prisoners are now
in JAIL and of these thirty.two will be tried
at the approaching term.
One Of the skaters, engaged in roofing
the new residence of Henry Cannon, ESQ.,,
on Bradford street, Dover, slipped and fell
from the roof on Monday afternoon last,
and broke his leg below the knee, in two
places. -.~
, LAND SALEs.-Geo. w. Ingram, real estate
agent, has sold to D. w, Corbit, of Odessa,
500 acres of land known qs the Weldon
land" in Appoquinimink hundred, for
$4,000. Also the house in Odessa where
Mr.. Corbit resides, TO Mrs. Clements, of
Kent county, Nd, for $1,000.
The Peninsular Fair at Middletown is the
best advertised Fair on the Peninsula, this
year. The Managers have not been sparing
of printers ink and the exhibition has been
thoroughly advertised by newspaper, poster
and circular. And what is more, they have
not offered newspapers starvation rates to
advertise this Fair.--lMiddletol0n Transcript.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

AN AGE OF IMPRovEMENr.-We live in an
age of improvements as is evident TO all
when we consider the wonderful discoveries
which are coming to light day by day. One
of the latest and most wonderful is the dis.
oovery of Kendall's SPAWN Cure, which will
cure SPAWN, Splint, Curb, Callous or Ring
bone, and remove the enlargement without
even blistering or causing a sore and it has
recently been tested for deep-seated pains,
rheumatism, engagements and many SINH.
lar difficulties on man as we'll as beast, and
it has been found to work so we'll that it is
now believed to be the very best liniment
for external use on man, thai has ever been
discovered, 1t can be used full strength
at oil seasons Of the year with perfect safety.
Bead the advertisement for Kendalps
SPAWN Cure. --.-----.---.-.s-.-a