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Vs,nks no apology for copying
>si,l1oving complimentary notices
- shisl editor during his sb'
49, n following announcement
1In usivsl No clip from tho do'iad
~ 0wesd:
IA d. Cosgrove. Of Natchl-
S iSIIeh. Louisiana, u visiting
ssially N m 0oliad. He is the guest
H06lerj. a. Burke, Esq. coun.
SS n 0oliad county. Perhaps,
0l purpose Of bio visit mao
~ d6olee % go bite aged grand.
~. lYp)ooDoI Peter Burke. now
SlSil1l yoa1, and who % spend.
SlS6 00f1ipg years with bis son.
HsI b&ko, Gen. C0egr0ve u
~ q - Peoples Vjndic0t0r o.
kl1oeh0o Parish, L0uisiana. and
Democratic member OF the
y q that State. We were
vteS 8 call from him and
- - % b . gentleman OF de-
1 y uoo0foooive Views. We hop<
sosSS Al the Ever Green city
006eD)eaGant.
uSoo ~ Shreveport Standard.]
lnanaA1. -0eaeral J. Il. Cosgrove
e 0000o0od contemporary OF IN
1l0GA1o vmdlcat0f, arrived Of
S0oVo0i00 1Ioln han San Antonio
asa. VhSSo IS 10 been making
- ylaln - popping st Cump
6nA }.jttaT i'ata
as(Issn vi Shreveport Times.l
Z 0naAf Gen. ]. b. C0eer0v(
W q q Notchitochea Vindica
- - ~ been OIL visit % 0oltat
SO10 ffAndlA&her who b
- 80 q % years arrive
r. ~ y0otetdey afternoon b
= 1eoveo for homo this mort
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The Colored Baptist Preachers still! at
War.


'Epherism Pelham. made affidavit
last Saturday. before Justice Levy.
charging John Raphael. another COL
ored divine, with committing . rape
on his daughter Harriet. aged about
rssad altar vards Adnihistering to
her dt,xs tosprodpce On abortion.
Immediately Conssabe King mount
ed bis horse and brought the Offend
iue Raphael into court. Justice
Levy. In the meantime. discovered
that no had no jurisdiction 10 the
matter, the offense charged being OF
too serious a nature. He thereupon
sent the offender to, isil. He was tried
an Monday In tho Distict Oaurt. The
nelghborhood Of the Court House
was thronged by the respective
friends Of the parties. 1t WAS shown
on evidence that Harriet was the re-
lirious pupil Of Raphael. but the
criminal portion Of tho charge VA
not proven. The medicine. now
over. had been given to tho girl, bu'
LIE M shown she did not take It. X
tae Judge decided no case had beer
made out, and, the prisoner was dis
lcharRed. On bio appearing On tn
street he received . perfect ovation
from tho colored sisters, who hum
.ronnd his neck and beolaverod 'ht1
all over. These two WORTHLESS are o.
offenders.
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parish Convention.

nv v;rtue Of tho authority vested IN
mo BY resolution Of tho Pal,in C Cs"s.n.
i Erscntiye Committee, Pas'se Conv ven
t to II tho Democratic party OF the isr.
;.h nf Nstchitoches 10 hereby ca'lea 20
. ~. y A. the Court House in tho CITY I"
W ~. ut II N. on
iMONDHY, AUGUST sd, 1850,
for tho purpose Of electin& se "n J.. "1 ,Ns
.e.s. ~ Convention a. lhis place
~ ~" 81" frst Monday 10 6sp1so
Ssid Parish Convooeton ooau % CON-
,os.d Of Fifl1sovsa dsIegstss to X
ss..d trom d y Democratic voters o.
~ vsr;ons vsDde, In To manner cnsto
~ ,, ~;1fl :. respectively, - follows
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STXT8 Or I0V1SI1NA, Z
go PxriCh Of Natchitoches. !
I certify the above 70 b Q ooeteet ~
tr.ct from tho original veniFe, . efown
Sy tho legally sppointeo ana qass!' ss:,
c.ommisaioners, In and foe ooid Fatoe eeM
State. july l9th, 1850. for tho October
tsrm, 1880, Of tho nth Jadtees :a I's's'
In testimony Of whieh. witnsee ;s
INV hand and o0lej4 ~ Ee en
IL. 81 18th day 0f !; J; 4! tAs 4; +! .''
Deputy Oak q oaid Coaft.
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Mt. T. Gouaux, pharmacenist and
chemist, has turned DR.. Powell's Old
atand into q handsome and attractive
drug store. Mr.. 0ouaux graduated IN
France 40 q drugkist, and thorough
~ nudesssauds his !! b = Y He
has q )Aetastock # tollst. psffumer5
and MNcy articles. which he 10 deter
mined to constantly increase. TIT
compounding OF prescriptions u {
snecialtv with Mr.. GOuaux.
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)o0U 0UVpVOOS o HCA s'ssss 2~S1.- l
ion was entered into. ana Inc lo!low
nq officers we're elected by acclama'
Hon. viz: i. Caspari. PRESIDENT; H.
a. Walmsley, Vice. President; A.
Oucournau, Secretary, and Jules Du'
casse, Treasurer.
The following gentlemen were oes'
ipnated az the Executive Comm!ttee
for the ensuing year: 3. ". Ane. -
Hiphonse Prudhomme. j. J. McOook.
S. Nelkin. J. Il: Stephens. ). -. st''Ie'
OF Sabine, and N. II. Levy.
The report OF tho Committee on
Bv.LaWs was read and adopted az q
vkol0. after erasing tho CLAUSE rela..
tive to an initiation fee. They stano
az follOWs:
RULE l. The Preeident shall pre-
aide over all regular and called meot'
inas al this Association when pres
AMI. and In his absence the VICE:
Prsaident ehall % preside: It snail
he his duty to submit all motions:
rad ntione and measures 70 Q vote o!
INA body when properly pceeente0
anu UUly UoOOoss0ve ~
nouuoe tho result OF the vote 20 nao
or taken. He shall rule on oil quee:;
tions OF order that may arse. e9o
| shall In all respects 80 preejding ON
| cer. oonform With the rules OF parlla'
mentary lsaRes 90 known and prac..
ticed Ia tho political assemblies o.
this State. except - they may Dt
hareaffer modified by special fy'
Laws; and he shell sl8n ali otae a'
on the Treasurer tor monies ne cue,
moon the request OF 10 members ca
an extra meeting OF the Dody .!
pllblic notice 10 the neWepapeEs 10
RUE 2. There shall be no compen
cation to any officer for any serVlc
, ! in this association.
Rule 3. The Secretary she!l keel
a record Of all the proCeedlnge =
this Association, and shall fecoro 2!
. oontracts made BY the Executlv
Communities, and keep the same ope'
! Ia fhe inspection Of oil membere.
RnrE 4. The Treasurer onal! n
caive and receipt for oil funds oelon(
mo 10 tho Association, shall CIV
is IN The ANN Of $500 with goo
sHd solvent security for tho hithf'
j. discharge Of biz duties; ne snsa! =
, out funds only on the Mr1@en oEo'
). OF tho President, ana onau tek9
Q receint Tor such disbuteemente o
D hooks and vouchers shall Of oil tlm(
}, ia oren tothe inspection OF the men
D nara NJ the Association.
Z RuLr s. There shall Be . regu!i
! meetinr Of tho members Of this A
q socisfion at least once in every thrt
% month, the day to be nxed ateet
previous regular meetln&. 80.
Bv virtue Of the authority veeN
!. IN them by article 10 OF tho consul
y fion. the Executive committee oe
% i0nated the following gentlemen
4 rsnresent this Association 10 g
,. Trensnortation Convention, 20 be be
E n Xiexandrla on the 10th OF Augu'
:. " Il. Cssperi, W. E. Russell. J.
McOook. D. o. Scarborough ana
= %. Stille, OF Sabine. 49,. A..
~ II Was then announced that tne
vonld he q Railroad Needing 70 y
= Firemen's Han, IL the CITY, Of Nat 9
g. itoc6es. on Thursday next. tho Il
nt '' The frat meeting OF tho Merchal
.I' and Planters Protective Union t1
70 9diourned until 2nd 4onday 10 ~
AZ =. tember, 1850. n..r.pr
~ IN urw,rr President
10 Secretary. pro. tenn.
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W. ara accents for the Brown Oot-
ton Gin, Condenser and Feeder;
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M. II. WILKINSON
(City Drug Store,) q
DEALER IN 4
PURE DRUGS,

PURE DHU6os
CHEMICALS,
FINE TOILET SOAPS,
BRUSHES, COMBS. &C..
NOrT.ET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Perfamery in great variety; Ttu'''s'
Supporters, Shoulder Braces &C. .,..,
Pure Wines and Liquors for med,cins'
purposes. Paints, Oils, varnishss, a'as'
and Putty. .. ...&,,,, ~.
pared at all hours.
June 10.
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Tho long experience Of LEON 8! Mk lisii
in the Livery business, and biz c,ose
stndv of tho nature and diseases o. hot.
m instifioe him in offering bio ecev'cea
an a VETERINARY SURGEON 70 the
pepple Of this community; a.... Tin.
We have the Office Of tho stage hlns
nj the Ten Brock Stable, where FIX
csn be secured to Waite's, Pleasant nlI!
Msasneld, Keachi, Palmer's, shrevepo1'
mi ali intermediate points.
Nav ,h ks.p''''dI,iES6 LEON H1RsH 4 CO.
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,s., an DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Art AID DEPARTURE OF MAILS
q SHREVEPORT.
Departs.
v "st II q. I'D. Monday Z ?. m.
SoD1N ass /" Thursday p M
N1e o." Saturday pm
mV NEW ORLEANS.
Departs.
mi. I, an. Monday 7 p ~.
0sD9s9 s" Thursday Z pm
Na /" (" Saturday Z pm
Is' Departs.
N.Y. rm Wednesday Z III
1sa ~ m. Saturday, am.
gEEk Departs.
Tuesday 7 q m
NJ. Thursday . a m
s Saturday "a m
VI. keoss from 8 to 6. ONCE open
.SsiiGfom 8 to9. ,, ,,,.,
MRS. NJ. A. BURKE.
POst Mattress.
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JUDICIAL Advertisements.
LIST OF JURORS.
vex1Rr FOX ocropla Tern llT1 JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OoURT.

Lift Of Jurors drawn Jaly w lst 9.:d III
for the October term Of The lltb !qoeeaA
District Court, Parish Of Netehtteoae.e,,
STATE Of Louipiaua, IN aeeeedaaee .wltA
iaw. Tor tho trial Of oil esi0ioG $3.50.
whera - penalty % net 1eooooetlI I'M
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n. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Chalt0ah.
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WINFIELD. VIM Parish, La.
July 2A--tf.
, 1880-05-18

Tho Empress of Russia must possess a
Gust Iron consut,ttion, II we arc to bolievo the
report that she resolves ten vista DULY from the
Court Physician.
Joseph W, Fuller, Of Troy. Inns given 81, 900
to unon College, ut seheueotady. N. X, and We
look for the bout club ot that Institution to take
front place right awny.
aThc book to read,n says Dr., McCosll, "Is
mot tho one which thinks for you, but the ono
which saakcb yfAl think" Tho Doctor might as
well have sud u gzoceFs book 1T the start,
Apple blossoms bending low,
Trying, love. to kiss yuu 10;
With your blushes do you think
To riyll theirs Of dainty pink7
IS. J. IKia.l.
The agricultural papers are devotin3 col
uunns Just now to essays Oh how TO rAlRe atEaw-
berries, aud poopto In Chicago ueed 4 similar
amount OF advice on how to rai6a money to buy
tho strawberries after they got here.
The NIhillsts had better quit wasting their
money In the purchase Of explosives and use 1t
In getting the builder Of the MadlsoR BquAre
Gpsden appolutcd court architect. There arn
moro ways than one Of killing Car,
The travelling salesman of St. Louis
grocery house was violently kicked on the cheek
by mule cue day last week in Indianapolis
People who subscribe to tho belief that mules
mover do should take tho tlrst train for 1ndlau-
apolis and tree themselves from tho chatns Of
an exploded supexstlual.
, 1880-05-18

THE Tuscola journal, tho Republican
organ ot Douglas County land which county has
clcgted four lrnut delcgatoa to springAcldl, thus
speaks OF Logan's Cook County batert:
For nnatln1tcratctl check and MS sample Of
downright cusscdneSs. the Artioas OF tho Cook
ties III every county convention In tho Stale
haso shown tho spirit Of aithor the hnlliozcr Or
gracefully 10 tho Inevitable. When they were In
tho majority they bi,t through instruction, and
whuu III tho minority they whncd for nr0 tt.ta
Representation. Tho nGno men transferred
tho gaiiantry Ut their lcadcr to his cause, and,
WHENEVER they bud tho n.nJnrty. with respeot-
nhlo minority, thoy wnnld gsneofnIly yiold the
dangerous character ahsl mny cndanger our
StntG tjckDt.
, 1880-05-18
Serious Charges Of Corrun,
ton Against the Old
Texas & Pacific
Road.
Nearly Two Million Dollars ALLEGED
to Have Been Paid for Con-
gressional Votes.
The Northern Pacific Road Also
Brought into the Huge
Scandal.
Tho President Sends to Congress,
the Fortune Bay Corro.
spondence,
Aud Urges That Body to Give
the Subject EARLY At
tention.
Tho post-Onlce Appropriation
Bill Put on Its Passage in
| tho Senate.
Elimination of the House Proyis.
ion Relative to Star.Route
| Contracts.
Prospect Of an Extra Session Being
Called under Certain Con.
| tingenoies.
The post-Ofilce Appropriation
Bill Put on Its Passage in
tho Senate.
Elimination Of the House Proyis.
ion Relative to Star.Route
Contracts.
Prospect Of an Extra Session Beinx
Called under Certain Con.
tingonoies.
.CQHIiupTIQN.


THE sopfifE1ts fAcIftc ROAD.
WAsit1SoroS, u. G., May 1T.-Whon Tho Chm,
mtrtoo m I,oc,Ho It,11ron,. mct to.tcv chntr....
,nIu W pa"n,.i., a" :, ;'; Gna1taa.a
letter addressed to tho.n. On reading 1t, 1t VA
found to contnln very serious charRes aQajn.,
Tim management of tf1e rid 'rovns Pac,nc f,.r. .
road and an inaciinst Number Of Senators aad
Representatives. who woFe members Of Congress
when tho original charter was pissed In ls;l,
Tho charges uro TINT tho chnrter was ootalud
ny oF1beFs' anu that S""'uo III cash "cto pad
to senator to be divided among himsels
and thrco other senators: Tint sa0,oa
, 1880-05-18

sn+efaf utpafeh to Ihs CAfedeo 1ttbGnt.
IT. .s,.,..nro>. Nov 1r-Tha sepatt
"asn.Nu.os' - ~ 1.uy 4 In The uoaA
provision aimed At tho star routes, which y,
nuires TINT thew should ho relot whenaGcs Nv
nav w.s tnrr,.,.n,I ovcr 6o nor ccutum Of tas
contract price, waa ettioken olt. !. ~. syt.
Kcrnan mAdo fight In Its favor, oat u "ss.d wa
dent that q lnrHe r1aioslty of tho SonntoIs "anua
tho nrn,,,so Il tr1otor out ecroral npprppYtatiotl
wa co,,.tdsroI,i., ,nrraa.od. nroy1so thaf
eu'.o'uosuu5 NV. ~ .,,ho-t,ed IN remit
tne postmaster denesat' ~ aa..u s,a.a .ud yor
to tho Governments Of Now Zoa'ana W. ~.
gp,,th ynlca 10 much of the cost OF tho tlsos.
1n.ta,to,, ~ thIs a,,.t~.,t,n c1,asf mail sotoat
III. Tnsttnart ~ S s.a o,rinEn,, f,iIt when tho oi
MssS nr1. ,oa 10 ,,ntns nrcr \ nuor,tn oouM
tassH, S ,,o, tnGu t,aIotnsnf Eenatofs hayrS
onn ~ n,.t ~ ~, Ivy nos -'.as ~ q. o"'~"S'o
so"' wv " suo taees'.
I7iE E: AaEhnaEnf,f i:sn.f;,sf prk,k
~ tAs Hs&<Fh assNto -, tha arn8ts
WASHINGTON. Y. e. Miy LII L.. 4nc,inn In On tho
fho tost-ulaoe otl! WIS Foaa 1os a'"'e
CoIMnittoo atnolldments. .rcuducpts u
Ine Comtn!ttco Feeotnmei!a, Hur .sn1, for tran.
follnws: Increasing apptopstauru,u ~ i1n. 90 70
ennrtntlon on n1!r0na roltea ttVno ssom EsD01l TO
*pnagGu oy eeeaMuoAt EousS" IAN 1iIlI0n %
4M!Mn; Tor H'ail messengers l[esn t-,r, faiIm 10
iar l!'E&s na sha w. araSisio anhoriat
is. sag ~ Nus, yeHs., " ~ Nav bouth Wala
~ ,.ss ~ ~ H.. .,st S t,n n nvcrjand transpof
ttnn ~ ~ cc,ed aiis NJ he may det%
, 1880-05-18


On the morning following the bolt OF tho
thlrtl-termers from the Cook County Conyer,-
tEon, for no other Gauss thun that the third
ter,ncrs had been beaten DIT tho primaries
aud with tho deliberate purpose OF making {.
contest in the State Convention, the organ of
the boilers nude tho following announces
lnGlt:
We havo np fears rs to tho outcome of ynster-
;Hi Sn II sae H
Iio'sss siii !'s admastd a. sprf"afekt. Mark iii.
predetlont
This was sufficient notice OF the intention
on the part OF the tl,trd-ter1n managers to
secnra n majority III the State Convention BY
foul mems. II the program has been 1nBll-
fed no tint tho managers sha!l delnaiid the
admission Ut only Il portion OF tho boilers, 1t
Ia simply because tho tallstl-term managers
now believe that their purpose can be accoll-
plIshcd is well with eertain number of the
boltcrs as with tho entire vet. I 1t vii! be
a. gross III O,tsage to aln,tt q single b01ter
In tho State Convention M 1t would be tU I'D
unit tho wllole delegation Ut the boiters, for
tho number asking admission will simply ba
gaugel by the number required to gfyH the
th!rti.torrners u decided control OF the State
Convention.
There Ia no doubt thnt the thlrd-term m,al,.
agers Intend to dictate tbs admission 0f the
Dolters, III greater or less humber. 1t they
can control the lnatter. 1t II equally certaln
that thta dictatfon. II successful, will be pro.
l!m!nnry 10 nj attempt to sctze the ent!sa
Illinois delegation to the National Conyell.
tlon.
Tho reason for th[a course Ia perfectly
clear, A divided Illinois delegation To tho
National Convention will mean the defeat u
the thlrtl.term scheme In TINT body. II tha
1llinois delegation to the Chicago Canyentldl,
shall be apportionel according 10 the d.
clared sentiment Of tho State,-whethar itbe
81 against and IS for, OF @saga!ttst and 10 tar,
or 20 against and % tor, or even 10 aEairpt
and Il for third ternh-ths third-tsrnacsa
will lack maturity on the fisst bal.
lot in tho Chicago Convention, even though
tho unit rule IN Now York and Pennsylvania
be- enforced, and the movement will do 6
natural death. This is a risk which TIT
] third-term luanaRa1s cannot afford to take
, 1880-05-18

They have staked their all OF! tho result IN
Illinois. They nro prepared to adn'at bolt
ers, ii they can, and by TINT means to Erao,
OF attempt to grnt, a so1td Grant delegation
They will prefer 10 resnrt to alty outrage
rather thnu abpllion their faat hope OF sue
cess BY yielding 10 s,lcl, division OF tito
Illinois delegation as wilt reflect tho scnii-
nents Of tito Illinois Republicans Tlteir
game Ia desperate onc, but It Involves tho
s,uits, and they must play their last card ut
every hazard. -... ...-
Tho nt'missfo,l 0f anu number nf tho
Cooh County holtcrs 10 tho Sfafc Convention
1ulll bc II noticosto tAc Hhtf-Gutnt detcttttfcS
that ucU und tho constituents tt'I0nn thcli
represent tu this State t,Tc to he df&frun-
chisc.l III tho National Convention.
To exclude regulars md to admit boltcrs
will bo to mint Nil the proceedings Of tho
Convention with fraud, by placing tic lcsitt.
mnto majority under control of bogus tlcle-
| gates. Tho Legitimate n,ulnbors aro Justified
iii using nny mems necessary to protect
themselves from the intrusion md contana-
inatlon of such frauds md msarpers.
Thp antf-Grnnt Delegates will bc In tho
| nujotIty III tho State Convention, including
| tho regular Cook County delegates. They
should, with one accord. taku tho position
that they viii not .act with ''bnlters." From
tho very moment Il sufficient number OF
buffers shall be admitted to overcome tho
majority Of regular Delegates, tho latter
should proceed with their duties rs Il Com
ycntion, regardless of tho bo1ters.' niid nls-
point the regular delegates to tho Chicago
Convention lit proportion to tho declared
! snrii,nnt1A nj t1a Knnt,lira,ls pf t}lfs State,
, 1880-05-18

4 FATTY Of twenty-five from Deadwood
camo upon II band OF seventeen Indians who had
recently murdered u her1cr nonr ttAt city nnl
then stolu bis o,lttlo. Fnur of tho Intlana vert
| Killed and soyonty.sovcn horses woro taken
from tbuW.
, 1880-05-18

FHE Intelnatfonalists arc anft1 to he con-
tcrnptutlng tho Organization of n general Euro-
penn strike, and nrc accordingly taklnR n,lvnn-
taEe of tho tfIscnntcnt existing nntnn0 tho
French silk nni tho English cotton operatives.
Tho laboring classes of Germany, Belgium. and
Switzerland arc to be atao asked to Join In tho
atrthe
, 1880-05-18

TME London Times suggests that thu
unltcd Stutes Government should ,iso tho Ain.
baum Clululs surplus fur saplI.e grind jntcrun-
ttona1 PURPOSE, and tries tu be very sarcustlo at
tho o1 pcnsu Ut Amertun. Hut rs we hMye the
money tho I{iuea Ii wclcoIt,u tn lt3 xarruattis
, 1880-05-18

THE CntcADo TRrBrSE has established brnnch
pces for tho rccopt Of subscriptions and adscrt!so-
racnta hA f0owst .......
NEW YORK-ltoom = 1rtb,tns nuildlnR. +. r. Mo-
FAnDEx, Manager.
GLASGOW Scot,nnd-Alian's American Mems
Agency. n Ncnfold.st. .....-
LONDON. EnR.-Amoffcnn Exchange, 4f9 Strand.
HENRY i. Gf1.ft0, Agent
WAH1ilNGT0N u. C.-1319 F street.
, 1880-05-18

TIE German Roman Catholics are agitat-
Ing fur modification of tho Ecclesiastical laws.
and for law which Mill nuke Ministers re-
spnnsiI1c for their ncts to the ticichatAg. At n
meeting held In WcstphAlln 10000 people were
present, and resolutions approving tho action
Of the Uitramontano purity In the itetchstag
wcro pissed without dissent,
, 1880-05-18

TuEnE Is an open rupture between Bull
garta md Roumaua4 md the representatives
Of cRch OF these Governments have been ro-
cnlcl from the court Of tho other. 1t ls not
prr,bnblo that there will be war. both prIncf-
pn1[tles arp uuder tho guardianship OF tho
European Powers. and rs they arc not rcndy for
II war yet It IS not likely that thoy viii allow
their w1rds to do 50.
, 1880-05-18

CoNsGDEl.Anl.Ea anxiety prevails III Paris III
consequence OF the number or drqths during tho
past wcck from contagious digaabes. No lcss
than seFenty.one p*.rsons died Ut sMAtl.pox
thirty-one from meusles shfrty.cight from
Group, and thIEty.three frnp typhus.
, 1880-05-18

THE French Ministerial party suffered
tuothor slofcat yesterday III tho vote on Art.
0o the Public Meeting I'LL. Anatnnulnent ex-
emptlng electoral meetings fru.u police c..
p[onago wins caFs'ed agalnst tho Government BY
futA Of III IL Ill.
, 1880-05-18

THE Common GOuIcll ut Its meeting Inst
evening, by yute Ut II 10 u, reTused to cuntlrm
tho Committees As nrranxcd by tho Special
Ca.nullttou appointed by tho Mayor ut the pro-
vlous mcottng, and list arranged by \ caucus
Ut tho Aldermen vas substituted therefor.
, 1880-05-18

Chancellor. On vrry rnro occnslnns she occ,'-
pics tho throne while II Is being rcnd. In most
cnscs hownvtr. tho flnyal rnbra arn rlnccd on
thu tln'no whIlo tho speech IL rcnd noya1ty In
England Ii costly, Int rnther useless.
, 1880-05-18

WE regret to learn that the Hon. John
Wood, ose ot tho few surviving ox.dovarne =
1T Illinois, Is seriously III at his rcsldcnto ut
Quincy. Gov. Wood isnvsry old nun, boEng not
far from %. and but little hopo Ia entertained Of
his recovery. tIo was ono Of tho original found
crs Of tho City OF Quincy.
, 1880-05-18

II Is said that In casn Congress a1fournB
Without providing rules for counting The
Electoral vote. President Irnyeswtlt Immediately
call 1t together nY,lIn.
, 1880-05-18

RESISTANCE to eviction seems to be the OF.
der OF the day In the West OF ireland. Haill!Is
md C0nstables and Bhcrlt1d hayo nlthor rough
tin,e and retire fr0tn the field with henla npcl-
Ing surgical treatment. Tho peas4nts usually
retire ta their lnttenchmunls buhlnll siiIallalls.
, 1880-05-18

The recently-lttcd.0ut tl1iblsterIng expo.
dIdou to Cuba hHs effected II successful landing
on tho island. Il Provisional Government WIS
Immediately orKnn!zcd, with Bei5or Garc!n as
President.
, 1880-05-18

'TME Indian newspapers tenounce the ox-
panatlon given by tho Liberals MS to tho causo
| ot the deficit IN tho indian btget as being as
stupis' and blundertug as 1llo Original ropurt OF
! rho Torica.
, 1880-05-18

THE Spanish ConstitutIona!lsts and mode
rate Liberals have arranged csnlitlon by which
Gen. Martlncz Cainpos s.,All onco moro assume
control ot Affairs III Spain.
, 1880-05-18

: BA1sSuM md Randall declare. and With
I emphasis, that TIdc,, has nnr Withdrawn and
| will not witht1rl.w from tho Presidential race.
They assort with ct,Ml emphasis that ridden will
be nominated ut Cincinnati.
, 1880-05-18

THERE Is n prospect tllat tlle wnr in AZ
RhHnistan will lo Buun brt,uKht to close. Tho
native tribes evlneu deslre tu mike submission
on anything like fnlr tcrtna.
, 1880-05-18

Till: Albaniatl-Montcncsrtn difficulty Is
nut yet settled. and lnuny think that before IL
IL Austria and Italy ,nay ql,nrrcl over sntuc
fases OF tho question.
, 1880-05-18

For tho bcnent Of cur patrons whn desire 10 sead
hinRlo comics Of TH1 TMtnUHE through the mnl NO
e1vo herewith the tInn.laht ratio uf postAxe:
Dnnfstte. f.ss t.srp.
Eirht and Twelve Faae paper cents
fixleen raRo rnpor... cents
Eight and Twtlve rARe Paper................e cents
, 1880-05-18

Central Mnstc.Kanli.
Corner Randolph and etnte streets. Hcneht OF
tho Nursery und IInlf- Orphnn Asylum. Frog 0pera
, 1880-05-18

TuE potion masters ut three OF tie prIn-
vipal English manufacturing centres hAye
axreed to ctosa ther mills OH three days Of every
week until such tllnu " tho operatives como to
fcgmG II this cuuEsu bus 1luE tho desired effect,
the adrisatanty vi gcuuEal lockout will DO eull-
aAertd
, 1880-05-18

HOMt: 1JODGE, HH +. 4 A. M.-Rrecin1 cpmrnnnt:
cation Tucsny evening, Any H. 1T their hnli 1T IND
l -EgEon-st. Al members requested t1 At-
&''N' '' Il. il. FOX, ". II.
JJ WESTElvE1.r, Sec.