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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28
1T ia of no use for the Republic,

IT is of no use for the Republican
party to deny that they are in favor Of
an empire. Their disavowal would be
entitled to no credit. The recent his
tory of this party shows that it's lead
ers are ready to avow any political
faith in the pursuit of Office. -Four
years ago they passed resolutions OF
unalterable opposition to third term
Now they are just as unalterably in
favor of third term. Reasoning from
analogy, the stronger they now pro-
fess to be opposed to an empire the
more strongly may We expect to see
them advocate the establishment of an
empire for years hence. The Republi-
can party was good enough war par
ty, but as a peace party it has descen-
ded to the lowest political depths. II
is a party which has so falsified its
own words as to be utterly unworthy
of further trust.-[N. Y. Sun.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28

THE New ORLEANS PACIFIc.-It
has been Stated lateiy, with good
deal Of dcEnitene of detail, that Il
Contract In | been entered into be.
tween Mr.. Jay Gould and the New
Orleans and Pacific Railroad Com
lany. 'f'he Information was well re
ceiv,d lay the public a., if well foun
de'l, it would assure the speedy com
plclion OF this important enterprise.
NoIhiLg official, however, has been
published on this subj ct, so that, in
spite Of The confident assurances of
correspondents and repoI ters, it can
not yet be assumed as fact that the
contract has been entered iuto. In
deed The Picayune has reason 10 be
lieve that, although negotiations
have for some time been pending,
and although the form of q contract
has been drawn up. the document has
not yet been signed by Mr.. Gould.
1t is also said, with what degree of
accuracy we are not yet informed,
that Mr.. Gould has sixty days in
which TO accept or reject the compa-
ny's proposals. II is TO be presumed,
however, that, at least, some infor-
NAL understanding has been arrived
at, inasmuch as the company's engi
neer Is to meet a representative of
Mr.. Gould at Marshall, whence re-
connoissance of the route is TO he I'M
dertakeu. 1t may be that the decis
ion of Mr.. Gould depends on the re
suit of this examination. 1t might
be well for the company to give some
precise information on these points,
in order to satisfy the natural curl
osity of the public in regard to an
enterprise so directly associated with
the prospects of this city. 1t is i'm
possible TO conjecture what interest
Is TO be promoted by maintaining a
mysterious silence on a subject OF
great public interest. The people of
New Orleans take deep interest in
the success of this enterprise. They
regard it as an important link in the
chain of combinations evidently in,
tended to connect New Orleans with
the great railway systems, and they
would be glad to know that it is
about to pass into the hands of men
who will push it to speedy compile
tion.-[ Picayune.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28
TIE GiLLOWS PULPIT.

DR.. Sunderland, in the course Of {
sermon spoke us fellows: "But what
do most strongly OBJECT to is he max
ing a spectacle ii show and parade o1
the death of criminals. If, by faith II
Christ, they do barely escape with
their own souls ut las let it not ht
blaz,ned abroad to the whole world
as though they were preemlnent saints
of God. just about ripe to be canon
lied: whereas they are mele tirehra dS
pn,ked from the burning, if saved at
all.
"The gallows of man guilty of
murder is not the most impressive pull
pit from which to declare his saint
hood. IF Christian ministers would
take the right stand on this subject,
and refuse to parade in such spectacles
the evil which flows from them would
be prevented. l do not, by this, mean
to deny the consolation of religion, or
the Offices of the clergy, to condemned
men about to die. But | say that, at
the best, the religion of the one so
situated is not thing to be talked of
and paraded before the word as If the
scaffold were always the surest and
safest way to heaven.
"But that there is wonderful pow
er in the Gospel to support man un-
der sentence of death, if he can avail
himself of it, there can be no manner
of doubt. The thief on the cross. who
then and there for the first time, knew
and felt that He who hung beside him
was the very and only Christ, the Sn-
vionr of the world, was answered III
the prayer Of his expiring breath. So
that none need despair, even the vilest
of mnn. The other thief is repreSen-
ted as dying il snllcn gloom. so that
none need presume Oh the mercy OF
heaven and think themselves safe in
their continued impenitrnce.
"Tlc great fact is that human nj
ture needs some one to lean upon, to
look up to. to coutiue i'll whenever 1t
is in crisis or under a pressure from
the circumstances OF life When death
arrives when the sound must go forth
in IL strange country and when the APP
prehension Of solemn, unknown things
fills the mind, then we need some.
thing more than human friend, some
thing more than al earthly sympathy.
aud something more than creatu e
on which to reposc our wea
riness of heart"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28
CIlCiNNiTI.
The Approaching Democratic Conven-
ton.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE EXPECTED
CRoWD~-THE PRICE OF
BOARD, ETC.

Although over two months inter
yene before the Democratic Nationa
Convention, yet many of the deIeSa
lions have secured their headquar
tiers, and the hotel people are already
considering their ways and means
for providing for the thousands oil
visitors the great event will attract
The Cincinnati Gazette has the fol
lowing notes about the Convention;
"The National Committee will be
entertained at the expense of the cit
liens. Their transportation bills
will also be paid. 1t is estimated
that the expenses of the Convention
will be from $4,000 to 5000
The money has been already sub,
scribed. AS rule the proprietors
of hotels are opposed, at this early
date, to giving out the arrangements
they have made with the several del
egations. Negotiations are going on
every day, but SO far not quarter
of the delegations are provided for.
The Grand Hotel has contracted with
delegations from Ohio, { forty-two in
number,) Pennsylvania, New York,
West Virginia, New Hampshire, Ne
braska, Iowa, Michigan and Connec-
ticut. The New York banker, An
gust Belmont and Speaker Randall
and W. H. Travers have arranged for
accommodations at the ST. Nicholas.
Several propositions were made to
rent the whole of the St. Nicholas
rooms, but they were not entertain
ed. A New York party has secured
the second floor of No. 252 West
Fourth street, opposite the Grand
Hotel. They will come with Mr..
Belmont, and are understood to be in
the interest of Bayard as against
Tilden. The Gibson House folks
were exceedingly 10th to state what
delegations they bad made arrange
ments with. Their house will ac-
commodate part of the Ohio delega
ton, part of that of New York, Ten
nessee, West Virginia, New Jersey
and Indiana. There are now $50
rooms in the Gibson, and 60 more
are being fitted up. 1t is likely that
the Gibson will be known as the
principal headquarters for Southern
delegations. The general rate per
day at all the leading hotels will be
$500, irrespective of the location OF
rOOms."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28

-"WUULDsT thou be happy for a
day, get shaved; for week, go to a
wedding; for month, get fine saddle
horse; for six months, build q fine
house for tlyself; for whole year
marry a beautiful young woman; for
two years inherit rich uncle; but il
thon woldst be happy Tor all thy life,
he temperate"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28

"A LITTLE girl seven years old,
locked up in room with her baby
sister by its mother in Cincinnati, a
lew days ago, while she went out to
her work, set her clothes on fire while
playing with matches. When the
poor mother returned the child was
able to speak, and said she had mol
called for help because she was
afraid waking the baby" LII a few
minutes she was dead.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28
"A Physician was called upon We

"A physician was called upon yes
terday to answer in court to com
plant about one of his prescriptions,
This is quite an unusual occurrence,
but society demands that when kiss
is the dose administered, as in the case
i'll question, there mnst be ample proof
that the malady requires exactly just
such treatment. Nv York Herald,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28

"Good morning. l must be getting
on. | haven't done but three families
all the forenoon" and an energetic
bang of the door just missed catching
foot other trailing dress skirts New
Haven Register.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28

THE big Berkshire hog took the
chair and when the barn yard was
quiet he asked as there any business
of Importance before this souse 81
And then the long, lean, sammy pig,
nearest the gate, replied that ''there
was nothing but routine business, be
believed" Wherenpon the conven
ton adjourned and went around the
farm, trying to get at the bottom oil
things. Cincinnati Commercial.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28

NEBRASKA showed, last year, 2,
GIL $50 acres under cultivation, an,
nearly 100000 bushels of grair
were raised. Over nine tentlis o.
The land in that State is still uncut
tivalel.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28

An WING, baptized in Trinity
Baptist Church, New York, is said to
be the first Chinaman convert made in
that city. He is twenty four years
Of age.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-04-28
EStraV,

Estray.
TAKEN UP BY j. A. TEXADA ON
L Bayou Rapides, on April Is. 1880,
and estrayed before the undersigned,
ONE BAY HORSE, six or seven years
old, fifteen hands high, branded on
left shoulder with three straight lines.
Appraised by l.. M. Texada and E. M.
Slackleford to be worth Thirty DOL
lars. The owner of the said horse is
hereby notified to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take the
said horse away, or the same will he
sold as the law directs
F. B. AMSDEN,
Justice Peace Cotile Ward.
April 29-$2.OO.
, 1880-08-24

Ih11lKf&tI, l!aHllIluH V' tHs, .ts
DEAN stn. Was troubled With NsntG1K!. III tI
time i bought snIAu of 5nnf INDIAN n!tth,a ~ ~
HYil Rnd an happy " say L. hha 1htlFsH enfs1 enfE "
, 1880-08-24

Queen vletnrlas n,othor !oarric!l hgr fathcr
Tho i'rlnre nf Itintnytn. Tile t'uss, prlur 10
tho ulrrage. hui bean living at nr!lsse,s. l., u
Admiral. anl 1lluu tr,slI,tnt excursions Into
Germany. .Thoy weru nIarrIett ut EabtlrK Nl
Muy ~. lSa. according ~ f.HtlIpthM r'tea, n,ta
tho 1ll.rrIhHo was res4lttInxtt nt Kew Aoesl1,t-
ilig to tli0stj Ut tho Church OF England. Thoy
rulanIue nnt shurt !iiao ~ EnKntld. alli tha'l
won't III A,nnrbMGl'. wherv the lnuhcss bud lscel
hia IlriilcInnllty. Nvhua tho lllialleA4 luciano
uncIintc. AID. Wool grandfather of sIr Evelyn.
tito XlI,itnntl fitrus Whu wua twlcu I.url Mayor
IT tnn.ttI.. and nm ciniH0nt I.lOtrhE, was. rrfin
rntrlntEu f,tligs dcsitr1na that child pn'bAll!,'
drst!nta 10 h. H.,rprsf9n Aloull ls l'Orn MI
trusturs Ut tho lukss estatu, tl,tIt ll,syent. to
atvnien glsnKl lnutley 10 cu4bEH hln 10 return.
wis not rolu ftir yours. Tho Queen. II II saatl,
On ilcr'uAt Of this generosity orcAtea him i
, 1880-08-24

DEAD.
1.t,NnuN, Aug, G;h.-I. I.Dlis Chnrles Henri
yon der l'tastlter, Tho eminent Geraian law
yer, In .ieah.
st1ss SE1r.soS's Will
LoNpoS, Aug. sl--Tho greater part Of
Miss Nelson's property, estimated Ut about
Ei0.tNU, Is left ty lrr will to lsear-Admfrat
Henry cnrr Glyn. Z. Il. Edward Compton
received legney Of t1,oN.
1,ttESO3 AyllEs.
1,t'ESos 4sy,sEs, Ang. :st.--The crisis Inns
Terminated. Tho PROVINCIAL Chambers liuso
t~'cf, closed by thu military. President Avel-
1anatla withdrawn Ills resignation.
ftiATI1@ AT HAVANA.
HAVANA. Aug. -. -~Fur tho week ended
FriltHy lust there were forty deaths from yrt-
lAw-feycr and fonr from smallpox. Fen
pcrstn,s .iie!l during The month from COLI
tagion OF glalners.
y DIPLOMATIC MISSION.
1'UclAuEsr, Aug. .l.-t'ut. FnEnescu has
started nj Il diplomatic In1ysi0n to washing
ton atld Rlo lie .jnflefru.
T1fi.OwN On HER nFAM-f;Nns.
VA1HAi,,1so, Aug. :,".--I'Ile l}rItfaf hnrls
Sy1Iigt. fruilI Ast0rtn, Oregon, JUNE q, fnr
Liverpool. .w'Is thrown Oh her bet1!l.entis III Il
sOrDl, her snp1,lnsts Cit n'Say, MID lcr cargu
jettis.1llNt.
FATAL 1trN rxpr.Os1OS.
CorENt1AtES, Aug. :ct.-A gun burst to-
t!ay M EM1arti \ Government scllintter. Two
1nell were killed mud eleven wounded.
, 1880-08-24

ot last years growth aro qn!te tnslE-
nlncnnt. A reduction Of q shilling
T. Snycfs ss0 Tic s"Hs cana '1;t' }"f torssn r. % VI:
unl1snnl'y light. TIN bulk Ut tho arrivals
l,avu Mrti warrhntsrt!. The tendency Vt
prices Is downward. tlln,El, transactions nr1
W limited ns tn scarcely warrant r"oft Ing
any nrt,,al c|unue nr quotations. American
MlNc,l 1lnl2c readily commanded gs eN. shin.
but a.ly attempt III ntlyancr this quotation
wns sifclllta.,sIy resisted.
Sales Of English whrnt for the week were
1t,Sf quarters. at ia M, nEainst 1SS(s3 Qrnr-
ters, at a9s hi, for the corresponding perio,l
last year.
Imports into the Kingdom ,1urirg the week
ending Aug, It werc: Wheat, i,4f4,G'f cwt. |;
ifnttr. alh.(aEl rWt,
t,ats wa. I'll cheaper under tic pressure of
heavy arrivals. FInlr wns dull, aid de-
clilleu Gd per barrel md 1a per saek.
, 1880-08-24
NEW on WELLS.

spstfat Ditla.eh tu The Ehtedue Tribune.
@~pirrsrTRG, ANg "'.-t:nlbratth Il MrEl-
hany, Of Franklin, In, have just struck II
1txlmrrel Ull-wall in tho seco1nl sa1ltt ut
Mount Hopo, In Nennngo County. This
opens ny I'll immense truct of unsleyclopsd
ill territory, anil has caused considerable en-
cltcrnelt III producing circles. Fostcr d Cu.,
also If franklin, Saturday struck new
WILL on Bully lfEll. which started oif ut tho
rntn Of twrnty barrels II day. Several other
less Important strikes III tho same region ure
alsu reported. These developments nro mt
regarded With tavur by producers, wl,O sco
III the,u fresh cause for keeping priecs down.
II L.. rslnorrtl TINT tho Standard VI! CnHl-
pnny Inns renewed nrEnttutfu1ls for the pur-
chase uf tie Ti1eOltt t'jte Line.
, 1880-08-24
POLITICAL NEWS.


e...,., r,t..,,.t ;. ~. f,h....n Y,.i.,rs
srn1SurlEIp. ILL.,, AYE. gt-W. j. sl!ze, Of
Sullivan, Secretary Of tIle Democratic Stnto
Col,traI Committee, arrived in tl.oclty to.tay,
an, ,.iit rn,"ni,, hrro nnrln,, thn cnnynnIe,,.
?: II. Eiter' spslngefs eo!nt1'1tgu S.,n sletA'
wilt arrive Tomorrow to look after Bills III
tcrests in tllis district Ttlo county can-
pa,n %'. a'so w. ar ifo' ' s
Special Di.rsteh to The Chicago Trtoaht.
DECATUR, Ill, Aug. @.-The dissatisfied
Inow,, i, i,eu,orrats t md Grosnbhckors, mot in
H"u"A t'',' ..,",s%t,, @ S."r',n, a,,i t",,..
Lung treek TOWNSHIP s"t"raay a'ia tooN
preliminary s'cs ; tor Ha,t1nS put n, H. fa, temper r.
Ie tI,o rerInr % pcmocrntic and Kepullieau nom.
leeS. nMe aMn'ISa!s s',,, o,getet ,eaat tbo y M
RahhTiy tneres t' WIT Se ta II M, uHtr f,r i liMy i
lilo c9nysptlSn ,I h'; Is s;spt +; u; c,,.,, .,,un,
CASro&, III, AMs; @Fhs ::so lsspnllIean snIIa,,.
ony EoSe!o !,t,rs .y"a ~ ,,, ~ pvista ts
Ut connls nie''s ""9 ns'u H. t.m III s,p IT,
!lay vis ltGii l.. 4. mSa wy maie Ga'a =, s'',
,tHs's, nnu uGl!yetod ringing Rneccll ~ tt!e
npt,a t,, ~ tS ,voa f,tlv ,a,,r,,ets m nn;;u,
y, " Gnk "'S e.. u'y In2,,ns Te,,Scnm t.n,
srntlon eyer ne'!! p ttla cnilty Iin M1
illnst nr,nofy a'M eni1!!sns.i Pr pa'n'al n,'
trE!'''t 1fa ha1,' a9nS Sar;f tirKss wv hri n.
'Uan, ClrSult qlrrE: Y, y: E,,wsr'E; coy9,nty WY
Atinrltey; =: IL @ t.rlsK; e,,;onft ,, IT., ~ I";''
ystittoM WIZ 'td3aSe.l ny s lio t. iinll: d. a.
rnX NE lta s !. y; sw nm aacnas sts: ..s, G +,
this atroi,gslnn ol lM4rnonlsiii. II! t!1s ,,~.,u
ssfea' I.'"'s1 Y! 70 H. eeaad i5,o"n.. 1.,,,v
GEHEivA, ~, Axit ~ ~ m"' H. sgS1y ,1a.y
Mn,!r Hi,e,,a a. c fni'1wn1 war;, m ths n,.,ni. i
natIons ih,gie: for .aIE S1loIt NltS' t. na.;
inI, oi Anioi..; ~, o,"a.n: -, II q =
ttpsiltn. " t,i,,i:,n M 4.f'; =, a.
| tHhfleAs !Nr LOGnHtFs ~ ltitHlt!a. W lnnNEt
, 1880-08-24
LYMAN yntrMn,rIL.

SWtHH D15pattH 70 IHt CHt<uVo 1FtuHHes
QriSry, ILL.,, Atg. g.--A ,cllrf0ns little bit
Of gossip !,as leaked o,lt hero IN connection
witt. tho late visit or thu l10l,. Lyman I'rumt-
bnll md other Democratic candidates to ttis
city. III conversation with I'LL old fricnd
here, n 1:cpnblfcan, Mr.. Trlsmbull sntl:
"AfaJor, ul sorry to part company with
you. g,,ess YOU llntl better Just come over
a,u Jnill us." To this tho rrtr',tl replied:
"Why, Judge, low can till 1snya for
gotten Tie rn!sin. Hpeer!les yo,l tsst! to
III" ii k"rnt'ir 1s II" ''S'' ep"bIeta:" 10. w.t.
s,lfA tho .JGtlgr, Invent changed Il hls.
Thu. l)enocrnsa catnc ii, nit. didn't r., -
l.c Ds"TfT,ats H,El do't HxeGt tn m, u r.
lneit IN ss,is.c OF lIts speeches, 1t would hnye
y powerful tntiacnro Oil the Democratic
lN0ll.
, 1880-08-24

nEyOrtSr1oStsrs CAPTURED.
San FnAsctsc., Aug. si.--A Tucson dis
pntcl. says: Special attyiefs state TINT ltcyra,
with his ba,Nl, lcit Sunos7t Thnrstiny, n,l.t
while inarrIiny tuwnrd Tu,uta1nN he WIS
attacked hy Federal lruups. 1t Is nsscrtcsa
Tint eighteen II! Eeye$' party wera s'lIed al,ll
tue rrst rn1tr'l. Lust Saturday tlU ssln!c
1G,r!y i,nA fight with FeEerni trDnps ut
Altar, ni.u wure runtGu and pursued Into
Ariz,.la, Thry I,a.l light Mt Alsass Flint,
mil ioaT rs'sess wesn kllie't. T!Hy
were ,,;rsnest to Wilbur's Ranch,
two mllrs from Arlyncea. where they
t0ok rnfuge. TIN Government troops
surrounded tt,e itnnse nnd demanded snrrr::-
Tier, hut the e,nployis Of the ra!lcfl refused.
'f'hey returned 10 tho tmrtler for Instructions,
snyfng they wouisl return. III tho Inent'tlina
wart, !!ad hcen srnt to ArIyaeGa. md Dep'!t,y.
Witbnr's AMI onk tho rebels, eleven III nt'Ii.
Hr, rrtAInurs, 'rliis aitrrnnnl Reyes waa
scel, accompanied by firc men, rnn!nE to
sn li1ed States S,,1s. Mnrshnl yn1fy w, Its t.
Mexcal authorities. II Ii bclleyu.l tic wlulc
| baud will be captured.
MArrEt,s l'uf.1T1CA1. AND OTHERWISE.
CRY ur :MES1co, Amg. 14.-0nnzalea, Inns
nii absolute nm |ority: Ennxrrss !':'s nottl'tns u
t" st y. 1 tas t. "y s t"na ,'s 'fGf wij proa's
neninst the result upan the ground u( ffan!.
iio il t;ovrrllnr 0t Incatlcas. ,AuI llns we'll
armed organized l.uly nf Stntc tr0ltw. Tl,u
(;nvcrnlHent Ii watching him will, ron-
| siderable fnrcrs at San Louis md hlher cHn-
venpnt points viii, Ge,l. t;oI,xa'es III c1ul-
| 1nnnl.
President 1}iaz gave dinner to Minister
afnrgaii. All the fn.tlKn Ministers aiut
t'nnsllls with their wives attended, also thu
Cabinet Ministers.
l'hr three American companies seeking
| railway concessions nt1. tho Southern
l'ncltir Company, Z. r. Huntington at thu
hrm1, tho MeSit1ln CONSTRUCTION Company,
trnsis! By ten. Palmer alltt Jny Goufd a'Nl
thu " llDstbh."
l3aglln,l was almost entirely styspt away by
tho cyclone OF tho l..t. No Ilyrs lost.
, 1880-08-24

c9MENt,ff'H AsaAslN.
LONDON, Aug. .H--A Peru correspondent
says tito Porte stAs r!eeiych Il uole froni N,
'NovIkof, tho Russian Ambassador, insisting
upon the execulh,iI OF cnt. Cnnerlo1I's as-
Sasiii.
TIE MURDER f'F nI. r.Allst,Ss.
4 correspondent Mt 1:llci!nttst gives tile
Following additional details nt tho murder of
'Dr. 1'arsol1s, tic American ntsslonary: One
Df the asSasins pIartsl tlar Inxzic 0f lis rifle
elt,Ae tu' d.. FhrSntsS' servant, ttred nt and
killed HIN instantly. DR.. Parsons then stnrt
edup. hHt, ,herurr lie en,,tl sny or 10 unytl,luY
the h,tl!tt pierced his heart, Tho two cir-
tasslans tllrnw the l,ollira over tile nrsaiptco
Mt the tnUt OF whicll they wesn found nftur
few ttnSs. An American rtTfttng ut fYnlitlt
telegrnl|lel tho ft.GsS to t;t'sellen, tho British
Ambassador, who communicated THEM llll.
u!eA!atey tU Mr., lleAp, American CoMsul-
lenntns.
4 SQUAD or e0I.n1t:R1
went 10 tho cunp uf thu Ctl1.ass1i.As and
thtea,encd tn s1lont tho while trihe unless
thu n1lttlerers were surrendered, wherelltk,n
the 1lnts!rrnra ware delivered Il, tiio authnrl-
ties. 1a,c atEatr cullstsl great c0flstenintoM
Ut Ctn!stn1t!nnpit.. Mt,u ptnplg trase armed,
Rlut, II pnAsitlp. with M arIlEptl gunru, wien
riding nr driving il! tho suburbs.
rHi;lrtDroIls. Aug: :!-.A!eko pasiin Inns
arrived .frhln EuIl*tAutiM,nia an4 was entllu-
ginsslcRl}y received,
nIKrOH1jtNT.
coSsrASrlSorLE, Aug. .2:t.'riIe .i!scon-
tent of the AIt,ssln population Is increasing.
All outbreak NJ AleIuln " tenrrtf, md tIleru
III grcnt agllnttoll nj lsp,nAxtls nsHl Darl,rIsr.
'rlls inoyo,ieIIt il political, INT falntlrnI.
The I'ufto ls seriously anxious. 'lI!u police
lRyp SeIxWl tho Turkfah translation. ut
khcIrutlufn's AHRbic wnyis showing tic
ls,iI. Tic weakening vi EuEupeAh concert
intt the lukeWHl,nntss Ut s''.l,u III t!le Anl-
tasshlOrs strengthen tile r,Ngt1o.ary lartyil
resisting tie sattlelnunt Of Montenegrln Ut.
fairs.
THE TIoposRn NAVAL. DEMONSTRATION.
.loHI0S, Aug. at--A ftennn tlisputcll
says news frunI Athost8 IL t!Iat thu ltllsstnll
AtlnltAl, kreMler, has been unierptt tG
ltagnsa, wlieru llu will receive further fn
.trNettoits IN MtUnllectIuaI with tho nllyAl taM0h
stratl0n 'lhare Aru three ltusslHil vessels al
1tnKusa. which will 1oln Admiral krrnler't
yes3oj,
TltE 0llEEK AlsMY.
The. wholo effective torca Of the Grecl
artny ls now 35,0N.
, 1880-08-24

TIE NElliiIU1:H QUESTION.
pANls, Ang. :si-'rhu Irpu4ltqia FTa'l-
cs.tse, commenting OIL tiU announcement
s,'atio by Premier .ln FrcyeiMet IN his spcee'!
ut MontaAlnln that The Ministry WIS propar-
tng II How bill IL srttle tAs status Ut ait my
and religious corporations, says: Tlm project
Is unwIso. 4 law cnbracil,x lay easpora-
tluna md religious nr.lors wanI.t I,e inlprac-
tia.be. Theirs ran be hlll nilo rtgiM,u ior rt-
hEtuata uss0ctntluIls-- -i.nMcly, arbitrary nu-
thnrtzutiml, 'llry n!ay be soIeratc,l Hr sup
pressed. dHt they lDay not pu tl1uugl!t back
within thu pule of ordinary Inv.
4 EHISls PROBABLE.
\ trfmes Paris correspondent confirms the
opinion tlut Al. IL Fleyrltlal's lew bill may
leu4 to Ministerial crisis
, 1880-08-24

co Nk5nEl.Am.y AFFEcrED WITH lt.IG11T
null mthluw. Few ruturlls declare tho gem
eri AtatH nf tho cr0l,s to bp l>n,l ux It WIS Inst
ytstr. but fur the country ut lurge The prus-
lnrts, though mt M bright III st.lllr s''l4uine
thuy weru ut this Tins Inst year. The qllntMy
uf wheat eli,l ryu h generally good.
The Fra,nl, l,nrytst will lu nl,0vr tEIe aver
ayr. III, Belgium md ilol'asu! tlc harvest ls
wtll-nlEll finished. Will, excellent results.
Tbs ryh crop tM Snx0lly, l'tlIey1.lia, Hrn,,-
.le,.b.iss, anil llalBtein Is ula.lt Ila!f III ay,l-
nae, hut in I]uymrta, Ernntn!iia, urltl SlNbia
thu rys rrnp IL magnificent, MlnHt tt!ronsh-
0,lt Germany ts fAtry g0tnl, though there II
c0llhttlpruhle rust aIltl MlEtiew. Accounts
fruM Austria, Hungary, Spain. and ltaly aro
uniformly g0uu,
, 1880-08-24


1}ERI1S, Aug. IA telegram from Kfs-
slukuls states u.at the Aayariun MIuIs,ers Of
Worship allu Foreign Alrulrs arrived there
tho lust ut tho wrEk. ai,.l Instantly held q
conferences with ;AIamxsck, WHO Intends, To-
war.ls the end uf the present week, to 10 to
uuste!ll, wleru llo will again taks up the
thread ot negotiations with tho Vatcun.
liz may possibly ,neot Cardinal liowa1d, who
is spoken of "a the arccessor OF Mousgilor
.]acob!nl as ,rapa! n nnc!0 Mt Vienna. Thu
object OF such meeting wou!d Ia totleliberata
Gil tho net recently passed. amending tho
fAllt laws, which neither answers the lntell.