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THE PHARMACISTS.


kAtAHot3 4nFH1 u SkAtG AMA0~
clnttuil.
srteta Dtspasth to The Ghteaqn Trtlntnt.
SrNtkHtf g1t. ILL.,, 1Irc, T.-Al,nut N0 ug1iugsts
frons different parts Of the state ns4embrt ut
the Stnh.Itt,,ns to-day to usranixe Stats
Association for thutuul protection md tho
advancement or tho Interests Of tho profession.
temporary organization WIS effected f'y clect-
inR GenrEe u. luck. Of Chca9o. rs Chairman
nn,i Frank Fle,lry, nf Springfield. .ls Secretary.
An address of olcHnB was delivered hy IL. C.
Irwin, Mayer Of Springfield. tu which Chairman
I,,sck responded. This afternoon Il constitution
nnh by-laws wcso aioptad. The organization
vii! be knuwn aa Tho tliuo,s Pharmaceutical !
As-ocintton. with acsivu and honorlry
members. Any dsugRist Of Kooa u,ornl
nIl'l professional staudli1g Ia ctEElblo to
nonlt,orshit. Tho tnit!at!on foe wns
t,xcti at 81. anl thu annual dues Ut 81. Those
WIN hayo uos tosuui were nIowuil six months It,
which 10 bccunc Hntn..ra by HemlnK their
ntttnGs anu dies to tho kxecuttru Committee.
l,t:omnat9n. rses!d"n. Cssorss 2: l;ark: chi
Tnirt v'.. pr"1l.le"t Frnt Fienrs % s,;ng,'"Ii' '
Ses5s;s sfs S%isase s::e sF
1nitteo. Mcssrs. Ennc!burt. of GhicaGo: Ccuscr,
With ,he President ami vior- Presidents were mp
pointed as II Cosnfnlttm, on Legislation:
@ A. ,6e ,sp "Ien,,x , 11 tho evsl ,a ss ooy
Tho asaft of tho proposed net "ro reeulntc
1,oIs wtls then takc1i li tor cossi!eTat.on aid
discussed hy sections, and about half Of II bud
been passed uEnn ut II oetoek, when tho Con-
1t fs tho intention or tho Association to pro-
eont thss aot, when agreed ttpt.tt, to- tho NEXT
hKs'ee aa 1fSe IT, Hs1
antl tho registration pf MI druggists. slt,d Is
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4 MUDDLE.
Ohio State Hqun!izera Have Lively
Time.

Ohio State Equn!izera Have q Lively
Time.
Cot.uMBDH, O., Dec. S.-The Stnto 1lonr1 at
Equalization assembled heru to-day, aal wns
called tu order BY stnte- e-Audttor 0glevce. Tho
lsoAsd stands, politically, nineteen Democrats,
eighteen Republicans, a1ll thu Htnte Auditor,
utsD Republican. Thu Dunucrats hold that Oylc-
yc0 had nn right to voto upon temporary orXnn-
zatton, willis tho Republicans hold iie Wis. BY
virtue Of hls a.flcc and BY inw, n member Of tho
U,ard, entitled 10 equal privileges with any
member. Nearly three htAlrs wcro spent lsll-
clustering over temporary organization. The
Democrats finally drciarud ono Of thea numbcr
ns Temporary Chairman. who ut oIlc0 took
his plA:e beside st"te.Auaitor ox!cycc,
pr tho Democratic section of tho unartl. This
Detnocrat!0 usotnbers then, asnItst nlucki coi.
fusion. yUted fnF one OF their nntnbur ,ls TENT
porATy Chairman, ono rs Temporary Clerk, and
thrGn SerB0ht,ts- Nt-Arms. 1kU Democratic
members wern then sworn by n Notary Public.
Tho Heruhfcnns In tho meantime amused them-
sAlyca hy cAt-ca!!s aud otilUr nOlscs, teHling to
rucllu thu atttlnpt9 Of thcr opponents tu do
business, Having enjoyed themselves fur Ov.'r
two houra, n onin prpualao wMs effected whereby
tho Democrats wnro allowed to consrssI thu tenn
their caln of tho right Of tho State Auditor to
fot0 entered uron rt.cunl; aud, wheu iho permit
nett Urghnlzht lion WIS hA1. tho oferkshtps nlld
t,ther offices within tho g!ft Of tho 1!oar art to
ho divided equally bctwccn tho two parslcs T..
=, Human, Ut Columbus, WIS then chneen Tcn,-
porAry Chairman, ami ,futIua Duxtcr, Ut Cincn-
natl, Temporary Secretary.
, 1880-12-08
Tho Crnsntle Against the Jews In Gcr-

Tho 0steEslbD prime mover III tho anti-.eu-
ish cr4lsAt!e In Destnany Is tho Kev. ucrr Stock
TT. os9 Of Tho En1pesor's ehnpallts; aIl1 tbts Is
looked upDu HI pretty gUlld EVIDENCE tint thu
movement is viewed favnrnby Mt tho Imperial
1'atace. Tut. Berlin correspondents Of usv Lol-
to Atrputh9n tic belief That tu HgItattotl ii Ut
lmperial cunctctton. Herr Aicx!lldcr. pson,.
,nent Hebrew lnerciant Of Lctps!c. IN tho lsth
Ut November hud oeGAsOt1. Will his br0tllusIu1-
W.ssetl II lablu al which thrcv other gentlemsia,
ti.eso Jews looki lIuv inisll6iy ths trnecs 81 u
their origin arc stamped npor their far"s." This
remark 4eIug uttered III thn!r heArlng, tho jew
ish gentlemen, anxtnus to ignore tho pruydcA-
Ito u,lfFiondIy tr,o. Tho trio kept up MI ani~
lid vo!un.eersd tic rat ren,ark M rxIstsl hs v"!ce
and cried out: "Tho ins,ence ot shoss Jews Is
perfeetly !n'nlernelo. When u 1ew Is l,ca.en by
thing Ia actually ncsarle'l ns IN event: IessaR
w4ul'' % turn ro.',ad % n his Eraso T. b. knsw A.w
81 T.s,aso ss a is to Il oe hs ewy
Such dirty iHt Mre abi,orrent To tic Tentuh In
body ana !n!na s!ik%. lnt y chang. p coming.
TINT tho Emperor has aa!l to him: I'D On, MY
sar t. .o. SneP"" avns ans s!ys fss nFora'sa IT,,
!eassug his thble or hls soat said. THAT tsa
Ill., H. TePl the Gnrtstan @ hsps"k9ns, a,
an to 10 OH with his agitation. ull opposition
aw!1sapaFE Sa 9SSs ps sts o 1s 3sw sH
@ sea'e C. @ sa'i s0 Is s.e eo
ihe p psrse a. adres.cd ke ha"us ~ o 9se E
lis nu.no as KInslnn. II Tho wuil-known
f!tes1 Nasas at pqS'iaF sso E 9r %essceS St wsSs Se
tho two oshor Krntlasnen-nnn Of thr,n
p. Andrece, Ks'Ernrhieai wri;er-to witness
and and mixed up Tia Enpuror ii his t,iss1accfl l
taIk. !lerr Alexander. at the saine tiu,G, OK
, 1880-12-08

S1ttfa' ulspa!th 70 TN e"'Fa10 7T1oaa3.
DECATUR. ILL.,. Dec 7-An important arrest
,,aw,,o. "s T., c,sto.,v arc Inn" W. Knnnm accs, NJ
~ oa1s!y .sy "'S soruh r En",,. "se' ~
years, WIN until Six weeks ARn resided At OK
fnri' ,1"l.,,son County. H.. mud aro charged viii,
fsr,.,n, ,,o,,sr,n ,,n,wrs inns anccce,llrr In
!o1R'nR posls'oh pHFu'e. .nua nheeoeu''s ''
frnudulonsly obtalntng Ss5 1som tho doSeth-
mont within tho pAst yenr. 1t hppoars that John
". Knannts mother. Dorcus Kunpp. reSt.ies at
~ 'N"r' .t t,n...,,.' r. stn !. - .td.,.
llaFt1hna' Huron c"ontt' y: e'' MN" ,n.s
Of soldier OF tno war OF lols.
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COPYRIGHT, lttr.r.

oI1R4NAE lul4l~
~ LONDON, Dec. 7.-The NcsDs understands
nas. 1s ."ood}att Hastings, Member Of parIIa-
H. I'sah intends to Introduce II Copyright blt!
,1as ~ s'e llouso OF Commons carly in tho ses-
h. lug aeath ia announced of Sir james VIII
'%a eolyllsc, In his 7otl, year.
H., vLS,kL LOST.
=, ~ " american bark Coringa Inns been lost
la'anl, S!am. al,d thsea Ut tho crow
m. GALES on TIE COAST,
11a'.s ae steamer t;tllart, from Now York for
in eau WAS obliged tn lAy to twuiye hours
a,ssslaenco Of tho xalo ut yesterday, The
tI,1'asf tau'sf bertha, Of Liverpool, frun Naw
ta 'ss, s lust her foreyatai, Maingati, unI top
,n,s., asm sustained lana ~ to her hull aud
~@s1'aefy III tic gpIe.
~. AQUATIC.
e,i,ae @ proposed now reg atta for American
es - eApoctes1 to COLLAPSE.
r,. AMERICAN COMPETITION,
rpc.sN s,s sewell Read, who went to Amarlcp
prr T., y Inquire into American agricult-
dr. IL. IL addressing farmers club III Lon
pe,ta'' sa'a he would not fear American qou,-
lans1a IN twenty-five years hence, as ex-
III 'a ~ VI la1M would ensuo Il, that tune,
Ruf w. =. cost VI production would Increase:
1ssasu " beef, there Wete SERIOUS
, 1880-12-08
THE MOKMONS.
Great Excitement Among tho Saints
Caused by the Presidents
Message.
Ills Language Sounds Wild ind 1Ior.
ribic In the Ears Of tho
UanitCs,

BAtT LAKE. Den. 7.--Thc recommendations at
tho Presidents ,nca1aKe respecting utai' girn
great aAttsfAetlun tn tho 0tnt1!cs hero. Tho
Mnrmuns Affect to rexnrd thuE, with contempt.
The Dea<Tta Ners tStprnlon} says: " far Us the
recommendations concerning Ctah hrG ct,!1-'
ccrfcd. they ntod give no iattor G)ny snint ,sl-
cuslness They are t,o impractical and nn-
American for Acrtnus consideration by tho
statesmen. Tho Lord rules In tho Garth be-
meath ~ Wci ~ the Ga y1nH Hf,1ya"
TItr "1fEitAt.h" tNnHYnS]
says: Whatever there f,hy 10 TINT ts wrong
Or unlawful In this Territory must t,t cured iy
luwful nnsl regular rnefhods. No extreme lnen9.
uTcs, mid especially such as nro nnfstrullsy
vicious. xicktd ut,l unlawful IT. themselves,
will accomplish huythtnx. Canxress perhaps
understands this, II Mt. Hayes .1ues hUt. Wo
nccl havc ITO fchr that II pnlvisItnht Govern
n,eut fof this Territory will bo proviIled
MIR That tho 1j0UN per%,ns In ths and ohor Ter.
ritosies nvatnnt whom tho President ravea will
tt deprived Ut any moro OF ttlgir rights
THE TH!RuHE" THE HKNr1LE rApEH)
says: "The Mnrinons affect to luuk with hurror
uf'on the proposition tI hlve CDngross rtvuke a
cta'l.u Of the organization Ut this Tur-
fttOry, and TO HuvGs1, the Tprritury III a
way wh!ch statt compel obctiterco to tho luws
Of Emitted Stntrs. They call this a retroactive
rruceenl.k. Thug etvn IL forget TINT Tue 0b-
jeCt is to nttack practice which has benn dead
ut,onT nil c!vtltz41 people for 1000 yelrs. It
wits suggested BY tho cunning founder Of tho
surnpa fMtth. IN nr1er to minister - thu lusts
Of ctritc,! tnet,. so far rs the power to 10 Us
tho l'rralont aisg9csta f. cotlr.rneA,
TKitlttTOKtEs .AHv TIE MEHE ciEATTHrs
or The Federal Ghverntneut. 1t eau grart+ re-
vie, Of rcvuke an orguntt nct rs 1t pe1scs, nild
can prescrtbo furu, of government which shnll
prevail. Whether the people ut large will In
dorse .ercrc measures townrda particular Ter
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In fJS&s &ktHh.

AfriRhtful balloon accident ut Paris IL rorortcl
BY cable. AuEslst S9yarrs % t %as s perfnrm'ns ~ y
lain ftdouvillaisr, when ~ tho hight nf i.Ut,
yards, or nvcr hnlt y milo, ho nlsscd bis hull.
fo'iuw thu tA,or fellows body tn its descoat, allil
wtlo,I n lul'Kta 4 struck ny uartl Y ln,dn Y
h1s twG t; 1nu deo a f.m IL twte to
tho hutlit,on shut upward Until! Il burst. md ti,u
Il, TIN, foil. lleaths tron balloon ncuttlcnla nro
higft I,t*. perhaps. never 0ufuro Lsr,, Fccofsl.z
16Hs y ls'9 H. %!l .,', H"k ,o,n, t',v Taen I,n
bis a!r.sLlp I'LL It sr,u.'led. 4 t.Hrfal DIV.
y f*s fse S hat H. 1;y s. ,axss e
Inst i stnwn by tho w ike OF 1'!4sandor. sscl.
and csoec, s!t'otll. xh'Sa pssaGs; ~ tnn a, 1st e
is ,aat,: ii sUO yarin l4ssua.isor FL! III fai!lt
bctscr ualnlItlo,, tussrL out sumo bul.ast Ia Il
lust desperate effort to ~ rAk* talktshurE rec11l
% y, ys, 1aS ' tay ns0 e., sE ssva VI rs,xnse1 hsw sse
s" hiM,, with .a"k fares and i'letTly nostrii*.
1t thS atlnosphsrp: tiia|*hors reeosd Is,
SsS Us Yass @ d"ass = ssoas !4 se
o,,uv il. Ist.S-wt,!cl happily sssultsi rathcr
nu,,snS ;har, t,.Gcrwise-lll,lstratcs nnu.'cr
wi.ti tako rasssgoss smiling III thu nlF, Al l,uae
nj :.ol0. ut JUN test high, lle successiycy a.kei
AIs coinpnnion hnw he f,t, aud WIS Nv oflrt,
to ~ quito "a ust,al, Finalty 1ndAnl declared
tta.t ha wnutd 70 ~ higher. when suddenly his
letsi one riluuon for his l.U1-franr fnro. The
nnn was cl"aFy O. lunatln IT t4At leurtu!
hight he clhul,ered nut Ut tho hllskst aIltl
carelus@,ess uf tuunkcy. Thou ha ulasl,el ts.A!.
aro by tho lsly snd declared l'e ~otl threw
hs wol,,,l sctk hi ae.pttons" By u ta,. say OF
halt ii MILF. hut tltnar! ill mt losu his heH
lat declared himself chaFMed With tlle Iioa. R1ll
wonderful thAt 1t haI never befosu Dceurrtsd to
h!u,. Tut te painted out that. however pluA&-
lug tho tau might be, 1t would 6u disRxrleutlo
, 1880-12-08

nestttutlon Among Labrador Rtsfier.
nacta~-'rlsn Port Of I1aiisn1-Lanbcr.

Destttutlnn Among Labrador Fisher.
n,cta-'rhn Port Of I1aiisn1-Lnnlbcr-
Fees III durhrc.
srtttal Dltna.eh to TIE Ca.ta3, zrtl1.n*+
HALIFAX. Dec. ia Newfoundland dspatct,
sRys: s'1lio ba't weather in 1.atrl'lnf has rs-
suited III tho ba1 ct,ru TT large quantities. ur
cuaas,, which. III eons"l.,uflct will not trl,lv
wcn,ltcr to iiry it,--ao ,i1af it viii ,r,nan ii
ltetS "ns e ING svre w,' ,,ntan III 1 % n'sts m III
nsflt'g l,t'''niAtiun tnsn. thu wilter. Alr.nly.
from sumo Of f,n nru destitute DISTRICTS ai1l-
ItR rrlcf. stnrn Rmi inhsc It hctfIInes evident
tf!at ttlo flairlt', nru utterly i1ac1intn t1 s,,s.
ia!' ~ '.loreaSx ca, toMasinn: tl tt either
,f,'ttd. nr tue rc"pt" viii hasc to ho ase!scd to
At 4 p,stc ,nco,,ne bcr,, t,, ,,onatdcr tt,a win
ter'pfrt tl,N!atOn. resolutions were t,aass tut he
ntft.gt that tla subsidy fnr lil1 Caf1nlnh pccHit
t.ail serstse % she4a in lmil ouly 70 aph es,.Il.
l'nra!non: a'.d ur*!nH TIN t'o. trnnscn! u erect
gt,'l!.-elcsator at ilnlttMx. mud n!s" t. I" @ n.k"
eolunlnl Hallway fir shl.sc. Of lilo carrying
trMdc of tho l'on''nlon. 10th to nrd from the
Special DispSsea IN n. c,tenco Tr,h.nt.
OTTAWA. nrc. 1.-t.HrnterIcft ~ hl1lY IN tho
nou,inat tsa,lk and Canadian Hunk Ut COM
tHciGG Art, III eIrcuintlH!i tore.
Thu customs receipts fur tho W!,n!o 1Iotnlnon
far tho tirst niue months Of the yssls @ u lsia T. ls;
1s, ar oi!aiY t w. gySn s = towa: E1i M 1eS
Tic new tariff Ut fees imposed by tho Quebec
ConnlIssEuner uf Grown IlalHiH 81 ycry. i1ntn'f'-
n.slr an,ong Ottawa lumburlnc,i, VIII clh' i'm that
It will hayo thu effect IF rlacnx Iu!l,a.r,netl
operating within Qtlehec IMIts ut q 1sa1rnr.
tage cunipAsc,i with ttusc operating III Utlor
herc M i to .lrrnnse for mass ,.etInE nf intaw.
Valley ln.ntGr,ncn to consider the who:v .ltus::
t1on The thrill un logs " ssvuntnnn Inches a.,''
seventeen fE]GIICA frEfn III to t. cents; nti3 Un
, 1880-12-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

VkEHN p ENEIoEt|T N[WNt
New Yul.K, Doc, T.-Arr!vot, tho Steamship
City Of Now York, from Liverpool.
HAnuut.0, Ncc. 7.-Arrivel, tho steamship
UcIlert, frum New York.
GLASGOW, neo, T.--ThU steamer h!lkntlo, tor
No4ton, hhs ruturnuA With h0r machinery dis-
nbfcd.
.QUEEEsr0wN, Dec. 1.-4Arrsycd. tho steamer
r9uos}!yaniR, from Philadelphia.
DALTlApAg, uoo. 7,-Arrlylsl, tho stsa1lors
I.eipz!g, from l3rpmon, AllL Mary Louise. from
LtvuFtHx,l.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 7.-Arri.od. Nackar, from
New York.
, 1880-12-08
TRANCE,

DANGEROUSLY I'LL.
PARIS, Dec. T.-Mlne. Thfors llRs been very
i'll for sutnu tlsno, a,,d hor death IL nloniunl-
arily expected. lIGr d{seusu Is reported to bu
cAucer.
A FACTION FIGHT.
4 meeting to-day, organized by Robert
Mitchell to give him M opportunity to on
plain why le lad retired from tho Bona-
parttst party, cnllc.l iii Il facto1l light.
THE PANAMA CANAL"
Ex-Quecn 1sabnlla Inns ordered her bank"
ers to invest largely itl 1'anuina Canal shares.
Tho German AmbAssaslor lterv consrntu-
lntes Do Lcsscps un tic ilnanclat succcss uf
tho enterprise.
rl1a: 3tA01Br1tAcY .nlTI~
A conference Of Tho lg!cgates OF tho ynri-
Gus groups Of tic Senatorial Left Inns ar
rived at /, compromise on the Maglstracy
bill, tho principal point Of Which Is tt,at tho
pcriol during which tile .irrcmoyaollEty IF
Magistrates may be suspended was reduced
from ono year tu six months.
DEAD.
Con. Kefrye, tho inventor Of tho mltrall-
let1se, is tIentl.
. THE MONETARY CONTROVERSY.
Mag,lln, Mlnlster Of Finance, replying to
Do Sonbeyras In tho Chamber OF Deputies
3EAiEIllllft Htlu tllC NHEiSl3h VI k!IG 4ulItC!
Monetary Conference III Paris that 1t was
necessary to kepp III tho sale Of silver In tho
world, MS we'll NJ TINT OF gold, left tho door
open for frosll negotiations. Since that time
theru Ind bceu numerous manifestations In
England and Oera,a,.y itl favor Of thu double
standard. These, however, wcro not yet l1sl-
portant enough for France to take tho
Initiative In fresh negotiations. II now facts
should nrise France would take them intu
consideration, and would not close Aor ears
to my oyertures,
OPPOSITION,
The Burcaux OF tie Senate elected a COM
mlttee on tho atnEistrncy bill comprising six
members hostile TO and tlrco In favor Of tho
reform OF tho tla4gistracy, The debate lit tile
Bureaux prior to tho election Of the Commit
too shows that majority Of tho Senate will
oppuso tho abolition of maEtslerlal lrronoY-
ability.
TIE FINANCE DEBATE.
Tho Chamber of Deputies today resumed
tho ttc>,ato OIL the financial situation. Mug
min, Minister Of Finance, dwnlt upon tic
excellent financial situation ot tho country.
but deemed It imprutlent to continue retluc-
Ing taxation. An amendment In fnvor OF tho
conversion of rclltes was rejected.
, 1880-12-08

sptctal Dsspafeh u TIT Cht<asa 7sibAns-
kAHsAH ClTY. Mo-. nce. Tho employees at
tho Kansas city. Ut. Joseph i Council I3h,tfs
Rontl xhn 'vGrr arrested ycsteHiay nt Council
Bluffs arrived here this morning. md wero to-
day brought beforo JuttKn Whlu., wtlase tfGy en-
tered plea er mot guilty" t1tatnn md Clark
ut of1cu furnished bai In tho sum uf $,,00 Zach,
md the others will prnhntly snl ix,,ttsr,nn tt,-
dny. The impression hero r. that tho Clcrnucnts
who nAt A,,H',st pleaded entity IN roljlIna bug
tsur III this rtalu havo dul,tmraty iini tn ruin
itlntNtcnt nlen. WillaIn flrninG II nne If tho
itsf,st popular passenger conductors IN tha 1itts.
ntlh has tho ayfnpathy of MI who knuw him, 4t.d
thtFc hro t1onc who f,ellGvo him guilty.
, 1880-12-08

X E ,ent nghst ana hay g EO1n o Or
pan1on cut tha Ras.ttax their tientha 1nEsit 10
erEtHtn. They wcrr thFt both or n mind, and M
atfll further nt'nvc tho clouds. lila cheerful
conpnnlon'a sp!rits roso with tho nntlot,n, md
onGn mnre hc nl'nlhed o,tt IN tho. bcltylng
order: ~ uutarts exp1afnhd that 1n might not
tntnhic tefurn l,s was i,Igi, ennuxh fur thor
!'.t nrnc tic C.apc- vnlye, then Golanl plii,tl
tho cori which upcncd It, tho itiK EAs
etupoaod tho nlA,1tlias. And-thB crisis Nas over,
, 1880-12-08
JOURNALISTIC,

Hrstta1 Ukyalth to 5As thlea90 1F1bNRf, 4,
MILWAUKEE, Wls., l,ec, 7.-rhe Hun. Horace
Rublees now daily paper il to 10 called tho MI
waukoo IepuiItean. It will appear about Jan.
!, a,ld will bs tho iarEest daily syer lsaaIcd htre.
1t Will uxo buth tho National and Aasurican
Union preAa dispatches, not hotng nl'to III nbtA'n
the Western Assuclatul I'rcss fsAnrlIsp. The
Ncxs viii re&uln In IL present bands, ulld eo'1"
tluuD Democratic.
, 1880-12-08

6r, LOV!s, MU., I>ec. 7.-The 1uystcry surround.
tnx Tho killing Of Otucvr Nike Walsh In still un-
salyul. 1hu detectives nru completely ut fauit.
They cling to tho theory that tho murderer Of
tho oiicer IL !dentiea' with R1 orxanIzod bnnd Of
burul4rs. Accordingly tAo atnlduyer is kopt
lltcA with sneak th!oyva aua suspected chnruc-
svss. uusurs1autcsy tho Law only permits tho
, 1880-12-08

amount IL $aI ,tlt,-nn InErC14 nE {fn0o0 over
int stnsnn Vt ih1D.
ssftfut Uispnleh u Tx tatf',yo Tribune.
rnnnIn Of tho Tr~cnty.Bt Btxth in,lIhhn tu-ll4hl
tho to!~ln1 of!lsrrs wrrc r!eni:ai: i'r'ai'ltnt.
l. F''f r. F; y, T. Il s!or, @
An Executive 'tapnmltlee wAs Htsp appointed,
atld toohrstnr aripctrtt 10 tho next lilace o.
tnrutittg f1 September, N*l.
NEW llEUrOftp. Att4s,, der. lin the clrctian
tn-t.ay fnr Mnyor, fle!vRo ~tl*nn. tctnpernncr
candidate, waa osrtttHl receiving ..7j' vntnk 10
Iu7l Tor Charles II. lii1ht4 ult[zeiIs candidate.
, 1880-12-08

Special G6f7vspss1at7Iet q 1he Chafaeo TS7bVHs.
YQHkylttE, ILL.,. Dec. DIR. II. ". Thoulos.
Of CuIcago, delivered hts lecture VI. "Tle Suu-
cesstul Life" hcrSiusi nIKht bpf0ro q large nu.
Afcuce. Ills IAtu unplcasantness In this n. II.
Cnnfeyencu elieitcd 50 much attention that All
wete Uuraou4 Atld anxious to aoe and heur TITO
puctUs,
, 1880-12-08
He Enters the First House t{c
Secs and Stays Three
People.
Ills Wild Parade Through tho
Village with Il Decnpi-
tntetl Head.
Particulars Of a Scene Of Horror
Rarely ParaIteled in West"
ern Annals. i.


tic !'lsInr asylttm nt .1nok9onvllc. III. f1t ta
Louis Ttrks,ct,,. n uIe,,snut-t tncc,l yonnv mnu
oY ~ II. wox ,,,,It Inn ,tt,,r ,1ov ,v.
H.. ~, ~, .,....
.''~ "."' sue7'oF, III t'e'is"'s'' eA'''''a'"A
f'fo'" hl1iI crazy. l[1 WIN HdJ'nl4:'] Insane ny"
Chester Judge, md wns ordered to he taken to
mn Jt,sone asy'uu,. Inst night he ,Yus In churgc
er cn,plo of ,,,ur,ss II, h,,o, Fl, f,bestar In
,.n ..,,,~s... a.. ,..,s,s .,.... ..'
"o '''''''.ts Nv nskca "''e u 'ieu' ioF ""'et ~
WISH with. 1t "hs eot Tor him.
aud rs tho 1uArtl handed tho pln
, 1880-12-08


DENVER, lice. 1.-Thc IselaIifetIn'a TrinI'!nd
special Guys this morning I'd POWELL ahnt Ijr. +.
N. Cushing. n prominent cttzcn, probably fatal.
Is. ssif-.Ictcise. caused by II quarrel ovcr a
KAing uT Gurjs.
, 1880-12-08
Amcrlexus In Lot1don and Paris.

Tho number Of Americans established In bust-
nosY In London IL greater thntt that Ut tho
Autyics.n cUlotly III iAsis, The FarIslan Aulerl-
a.1a ur, for tho luUst part. ftuu fr,nt h4.lness
eart,s; only fuW nrttsts aInl literary mon laing
professionally Occupied on thu bauka of tlaS
8eiua,
, 1880-12-08

have tho G,nst unIH,inlctl csEa!idouon In tho
Il, lIsslUu, Portsmouth,, N. II
, 1880-12-08
TURKEY.

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rovar. r,x,r,r 1,cc T-1,rsa,a hs, nj.
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nyn1nst Tho Kmr,,Y se~
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cnrra.t ''e''~''''~''' "'' A""'
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t.rnat t,,,"st ~, mi ,..t,i ,,.,,,,,, ,,,,'a,vor
In nl,t,in - F,,r,,,i n,,,,,r,,,,,o,,t frnm hnt|,
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",'1,u,,," w. nv u'p.u,vy ~ Husopo ~ e'tes' MI
eH''''"'.s ... .on.'' ua!se.
.,>,., $1,000 t,s 80, ." fu,a "SeI.' t....'..,,
,,:.. E' ''c9; ''iM liv ta';a'' I,'''oei y.
nsp'..es' e''es G'f, ~ r.:, rvps,s u..' W
".'5 ~. ~ ,,t.s ~ .sn
, 1880-12-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho ftufstlc tflll Asosynre Of n Frntfttn.
!!tns tnltnttot, % Dohhlns' Electric Soap now
being forced on the irasknt BY nii.rtrrelentn.
Insist upon having pohhIns Electric.
, 1880-12-08

All good KraEcrn soil hthn recommend
nurnGtt'A Ftarnr!ng E1tr1lctA. I1nuaekeppcrs
ahMlId ask fur and ttiAtst upon hHr[ng tfluse
Eoods, a1d RcnI tincl. tho 1ttil,tootts mess s0ut
hp!ne lI!Gr tho tlNrn1 Of extracts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-18

Chicago. June 17.--An Indianapolis
dispatch to the Times says: Thurman
deprecates the movements Of some
jealous friends who intend TO 20 to
Cincinnati In his behalf with bandanas
and other emblems. He considers
such accessions unnecessary.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull's friends here
regard him rs the possible dark horse,
and will turn out In force at Cincinnati.
An excursion.has already been made up
to 60 down 10 Cincinnati on Saturday
night. Trumbull's nomination rs gov
ernor Is regarded as an advantage in
bis presidential aspirations.
New York, June 17.-An evening
paper publishes Cincinnati dispatch,
as follows: "The Commercials Syracuse
special says that Seymour has decided
to accept the presidential nomination
II rendered.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-18
LEADVILLE O. K.
THE nIxEHs RESUME work.
A Good Conpreai-s Eaeetea-csases
.ie.s rrs1 Bsth sides-Ola Wazes
Aeeeptsd-The Unio. % Exist
-EIxht Hesrs' Wsrk.

Denver, June ia special 10 the
Neins from Leadville gives the result Of
q meeting of the Miners union to-day.
The meeting was largely attended by
the members Of the union. Gems.
Cook and James and their stats, and q
number OF prominent mine owners
were also present. After a full and
free discussion the Miners union
adopted n series Of resolutions agreeing
TO resume work at the terms on which
they were employed previous TO the
strike; certain mine owners TO recog.
nize the eight hour system In the future
as heretofore, and giving pledges to use
their influence 10 have that system gen.
orally adopted throughout the camp.
II Is understood, however, that the
men were TO go to work at the old
prices wherever they could get it, and
that no strike would be ordered or per-
mitted against managers who insisted
upon working ten hour shifts. Such
leaders Of the strike as are known TO
have councelled and resorted TO vio-
lence and intipidation, would not I've
re-employed.
A committee appointed by the meet
ing waited upon Gen. Cook and they
Joined in dispatch TO Gov. Pitkin, re-
questing a continuance OF militia law
at tho discretion of Gen. Cook.
As the matter now stands the miners
are TO go to work at the old prices. the
union not 10 be disbanded however.
The mine owners and managers make
no concessions except that they will
use their influence In favor Of the gen.
eral adoption Of the eight hour system
Mooney and other leaders are guaran-
teed immunity from arrest II they re-
turn.
II the miners go to work tomorrow
all the mines will resume with full
force. A large number Of the mines
are already working n full force, and
confidence is generally restored.