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Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
HVALU ALTON"
The Poem Which Whittier Wrote
fnr Rr0HkIYn Fair.

The Quaker poet John G.. Whittier,
at the request Of one of the lady mana
gers of the Fair and Festival Of the
Brooklyn Industrial School Association,
which closed in the Brooklyn Academy
on Saturday night, seat a new poem
which was published in the fair jour.
nal. The following are the lines, which
are entitled "Valuation"
The old Squire said, as he stood by his gate
And his neighhOr, the Deacon, went by:
"In spite OF my bank stock and real estate.
You ale better OIL, Deacon, than |.
"We'er both growing old, and the ends
drawing near;
You have less of this world to resign,
But in heavens appraisal your assets, fear,
viii reckon up greater than mine.
They say am rich, but I'm feeling so poor,
| wish could swop wi you even.
The pounds have lived for and laid up In
store
For the shilllngs a1d pence you have CIV
en-"
swell, Squire" said the Deacon, with
shire cd common sense.
While his eye had twinkle ofFun,
"Let ysur pounds take the way of my
shillings and pence,
And the thing can be easily DONE"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Sale Of Farm.

James w. Murphey, who resi- des
about one mile above Centreville on the
old Kenneth road, in Christiana HUI
dred, advertises TO sell his farm of So
acres, at public sale, on Tuesday, the
Goth inst, to the highest and best bid
der. The buildings are good and tho
property is we'll calculated to make q
pleasant home Mr.. Murphey intends
to leave the State and engage in other
business.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

commenced .hesc subjects to your
favorable consideration. The impor-
tance of timely legislation with respect
to the ascertainment and declaration OF
the vote for presidential electors was
sharply called to the attention OF the
people more than four years ago. 1t IL
to be hoped that some well.defined
measure may be devised before another
national election which will render un-
necessary IA resOrt to any eApedlent or
temporary character for determination
of question upon contested returns
questions which concern the very exis-
,ence of the Government and the llber'
ties of the people-were suggested by
the prolonged illness OF the late Presl-
dent, aud his consequent incapacity to
perform the funt tions of his office.
PREsIDESTIAL INABILITY.
Its provided by the second article of
the constitution, in the fifth clause OF
the first section, that "in case of the re-
moval of the president from office, or OF
his death, resignation, or inablllty TO
discharge the powers and duties of said
office, the same shall devolve on the
president.
What is the intendment of the con-
stitution in the specification of inability
to discharge the powers and duties OF
said office as one of the contingencies
which calls the vice president TO the
exercise of presidential functions?ls the
inability i1timated in its nature to long
continued intellectual incapacity? 1t
has a broader scope. What must be its
extent and duration How must its ex-
istence be established ? Has the presi-
dent, whose inability is the subject Of
inquiry, any voice in determining
whether or not 1t exists, or IL the de-
cision of that momen,ous and delicate
question contided TO the vice president,
or is it contemplated by the constitu'
tion that Congress should provide by
law precisely what should constitute
inability, and how and by what au-
thority or tribunal it should be ascer-
tained.
If the inability proves to be tempor-
ary In its nature, and during It's cou'
tinuance, the vice-president lawfully
exercises the functions of executive, by
what tenure does he hold his office?
Doe S he continue President for the re-
mainder of the four years term or
would the elected President, If his ina
biiity should cease in the interval, be
empowered to yesume his office? And
If having such lawful authority to
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
R1duey Diseases.

Kidney diseases atflict the greater
part of the human race, and they are
constantly on the increase, but where
the virtues of Kidney-W ort have be-
come known, they are held in check
and speedily cured. Let those who
have had to constantly dose spirits of
nitre and such stuff, give this great
remedy q trial and be cured. In the
dry form it is most economical, in the
liquid the most convenient.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Sale Of II HOrses.

H. L. Churchman advertises to sell
at public sale on his farm near Stanton,
on Thursday, the 18th inst, 2S head of
colts, ranging in age flOm one to six
years old, Of good stock and very prom.
ising, and also pair Of fine large
mules. Those who wish to purchase
should attend the sale, as Mr. c. has
to reduce his stock. For
particulars see advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer. Washington, December
81 A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
generally cloudy weather during the
day, with southerly winds, and higner
pressure.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
A supper.

A supper with oysters and other deli:
cacies will be served up at the house OF
John Marvel, in Stanton, on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, the Sth.
9th and 10th inst, for which a fee of 90
cents will be charged. We hope that
each entertainment will be literally
patronized as the proceeds are to he used
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church at that place.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
SPECIAL MENTION.
BOOts and Shoes

Nv low prices. Daniel McCusker, 216
West Second street, has got a large ard
desirable stock of boots and shoes for
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him call
as he is determined to sell at the lowest
price.
Li1ht Coats.
The imported cloth coats sold by W.
NJ. Kennard u Co. are attracting at
tention and eiiciting praise on account
of their superior fit and reasonable
prices.
''BuchuDaIba,"
new, quick, complete cure days, uri-
nary affections, snarting frequent or
diiiicult urination, kidney diseases. 81
Druggists. Depot, N. b. Danforth.
Jsnpey
301 and 1903 King street,is headquarters
for good potatoes.
Janney,
301 and 303 King street, is headquarters
for good potatoes.
The Latest styles
always to be found al Simpsons, No.
51l Market street, Cup stairs, End floor.
Sutterley & Co. have refitted thei
gallery at 3O2 Market street and are
ready for fine work at their old
prices.
Green Mountain Asthma cure and
Hairs Asthma cure, for sale at Dill
worth's Drug Store, Second and Madi-
son streets
Hartman's Drug Store, Fifth and
Poplar streets, is the place to have your
physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded.
Puff boxes 15c. and upwards No
charge for new one if "CellulOid"
truss breaks. Sold by N. b. Danforth,
Druggist, cor. Second and Market.
Chapman's stock oftobacco and cigars
is immense. Dealers please notice.
Fuorth and Shipley streets.
The best Sc cigar, Smith, ,Sl9 Market
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

should exercise 1t, would the vice.presi-
dent be thereupon empowered to re-
sumo his powers and duties as such? ]
cannot doubt that these important
questions will receive you early and
thoughtful consideration. Deeply i'm
pressed with the gravity of the respon-
siblities which have so unexpectedly
devolved upon me, 1t will be my con
slant purpose to cooperate with you in
such measures as will promote the
glory of the country and the prosperity
Of It's people.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Death Rate Of London.

The annual death rate of London has
lately increased, like that Of New York.
For the month ending November Il, the
death rate increased to 22.4 per 1000.
The 1876 deaths included Al from
measles, 40 from scarlet fever, q from
smallpox, % from diphtheria, 43 from
whooping cough, 3 from typhus fever,
35 from enteric fever and from simple
cholera. The mean temperature was
51.6 and 7.S above the average in the
corresponding week of the twenty
years ending 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Gum HONN.

A lot of gum hose was found In the
cellar of Heisler, Mcbride b Co., No.
lO7 East Second street, few mornings
ago. The owner can have the same
on proving property and paying for this
notice. 1t is supposed that it must
have been stolen, and afterwards pitch
ed into the cellar.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Kid Gloves

The large orders that Kennard & Co.
send to the importers weekly for the
Trefousse Il Delorme kid gloves, would
astonish many persons who are not &C
Quainted with the elegance of these
gloves.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Keep In Nina.

The concert to be given in Grace
church Sunday school hall tomorrow
evening cannot be recon mended too
highly, as Prof Rhoads says it will be
his best. Over thirty will take part in
rendering the programme, and you will
lose rare treat ii you do not buy q
ticket and enjoy the entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Prints Q l.9o

To-day We shall sell our best prints
ut 6Hc. . yard to make room for holi-
day goods to be opened Monday.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Saicide and Dyspepsla

A most remarkable cure for dyspep.
sia "Wells' Health Renewer." The
greatest tonic, best bilious and liver
remedy known. 81. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
Holiday Goods.

An immense stock of desirable holi.
day goods at Russells, on Monday next,
at right prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
NeW ThlngA.

A magnificent assortment Of new lace
neckvear at w. M. Kennard & Co. s,
62l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

xVyANTED.-A GIRL WANTS A STU
w alton at general Internationally
p'''''''1- BELLEV1EW COTTAGE,
dec7slt Front near Union.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

VXYANTED.-TWO SINGLE GENlLE-
w men or man and wife can be accom-.
modated with board In private family.
Apply &O4 Walnut street. deo7tH
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

ENOR SALE-oN EASY TEhMS THE
Apply to Alison MillA deo7tst
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

.CoHS'
B,upht at Richardson's Mill. Brandywino
prices. All kinds of feed told Lowest rates
fnr cash dec7-12tD<W
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

d IT 90, REALIZE U GAN
ID. II L . se. pkg. by the Philadel-
phia Messenger, 503 Market street, for
10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07
STATE Of the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, in tho saade
this morning.:
7 o'clock 10o'clock 70 o'clock
40 47o 30
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

cTOLEN,-sS.OO reward for any ihforma.
= tion Of the person or persons that stole
the push cart and rocking chair from No. so7
" ainut street, on Saturday night las IS
for the return Of the goods. J. DOLLY.
dec7s3t.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-07

r AIDES HAIR JEWELRY MAKES
IL beautiful Christmas gins Special care
Ia ken in making up hair for keepsakes. Hair
Chains, Charms, Pins, Wreaths, SO. Comb
ings sorted and made up; Switches, Curls,
guarantee satisfaction
MRS H. s.. ROLLO,
dec7. .ecd .2weeks No. 10 Z 7th street.
, 1881-08-03
POLITICAL.
OHIO.


Sptetdl Dspafth to The Chtedoo Tribune.
CoLuMnUs, O.. Aug. a.-Tho 4tnte Democratic
Commlttoo holtl a protructed meeting this atteE-
noon, at which tho manner of conducting tho
coming campaign WIS discussed ut considerable
length. The Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor. Mr. Ionkwalter. was prescut. and ex.
pressed himself M being strongly In. favor OF
tho establishment Of literary bureau. It Is
quite evident that be bccamo convinced Of Its
utility b. the Be9e OF f3rameroy pnrk, whom be
roccatly visited, as It Is reported tonight that
Mr. uookwaltcr agreed to write tho leader for all
the rural organs Of tho party. Tho Committee.
howevcr. were disposed to oppose conducting
a campaiRn on literary basis, and insisto't that
tho old custom Of thorough Organization. backed
up by good bank account, wna better cnscu-
lAtcd to Inspirc the workers With confidence In
the s,icccss Of their cause than any amount Of
literature. It has leaked out that a number Of
tho Committee lutttnhtcd that. should tho head
Df tho ticket Iusst upon his views being carried
out, their designations would TO forthcoming.
Another meeting wus held tonight. ut which 1t
Is understood tho Democratic candidate grace
fully uccclet1 to tho demand, aud tho campaign
will not very materially dtfar from former
onch, unless 1t bo closer and moro personal
work ia tho close districts and personal appeals
mcn'a candidate Tho campaign fund. It IL
stated, will DO ample ~ 1ueet NIL Legitimate de-
niatlda OF tho Committee. There Wcrc hit 4
hut{-lozen representative ncmucrnts present
Hiring the .tay antl evening. Many Of thoBo
who haye gro*n CID 70 the party IT., seryen " wgro 9
PRODUCTION. 10 little known ID tho Democratic
Btnn1af1-b bearer.
, 1881-08-03

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"a ,a,s 80. -. ~ III III, ''s4' nv" l'aea s"a''
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" st ,,o,. ~ WE :. ." n'o'' 'na" ~" eo" coe"'
~. tusn.. . -
mr. "c"nhs .onnk "Pphsans' na'cu aa0
n:vn w =. 'se 9nIaas luz past t"o aa1s on ~.
epnns ol tne eon'nesa u tne "catnoF, "ah aEa'h
put IN oi,erhtson to'u.y' Ing 1nest.on o. re.
moving tne ffea'oent - nov pe1ng .a.Rea o. NJ
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e:A .o3nso "l cns 'Hu".aS
NY tne pnysIc'ans' ~ tne Ites'.
nent % eon'hues 70 Rnn s'rnKen "n"uat
Mn' '.''u"a nf:an:H ~ ~ a!"o.. s"1o ~ psIu'ct
uas III .ot.c "rexa w VA! s."s1 o,a s.ost sea
.D!nse ~" NV An'"l"oFe'. "u'ol' WV w seauy
W oieeN.s" nln,' ~ VIC" VI tne hteauS 1mp1u'e-
men. o. INC ffeshlents con'l'tlon, inc meinbefs
81 toe Cah'hct are ncf'nn1nR I" thlnk nRa'n Of
theif Icave OF abscnce Tor the trips that thcy
I'M. panneu, anu ~a'ch "cfe upset ny Gntcaa
ano MS p's1ol'
IN. AuSE"
M sta'eo 70 lr'eha tnls aitHrhoon tnat toe Presl-
u."I Was certa!h't uo!u8 very Wei! !ndccu.
1aess "as no 1ehtuFo IN tao case thef cot'd
"'sn 70 oe improved. inc present proRrcss
"us ~ c'ctt WY oattst"etoF}' Ahc Ftes'-
aent naa tARou ho"e'samont tnree tlnca
uP ~ j" to'uaS' He nau hoHoe newspaper aeal-
!nE' scaa 10 nim. out care "as tnRen 10 1et MN
aoat "o'atnR taat "o.''u W ''kc'F 10 cAetc.te
MS 'n'na. 49,, l1o N no" nolo 10 anhko 'se vi Mn
arnls 70 Iht himself aooat u .ltsie' anu can ofaw
up n's legs "'tnout help' He MAKES no COM
Wa,,,1 % pun. ~ suu uae1. eno.x1 a. tuo tu"sr
M"aun " n4e unf - sc3s at'h' 4ue p"als ;"
u'o 'e"o' eAlto.4Ass uu's pus9 WI ua"r ,.,r
'PG&4tLt4t wv hAnhutE CHlb0tG ~ tA0 - NltV
, 1881-08-03

TIFF President gained III strength very de-
ctdetlly yesterday, and passcd most com.
fostable day. 1t is now thought quite prob
able ttat tic President will bc able to leave
lis sick couch In fortnight, or
three woeks at most. Tho evening fever
continues, and wilt probably continue
for some time to come. 1ttqulckly subsidies.
however, and the physicians apprchcnd no
danEcr. Thu President ute for breakfast
yesterday some bectsteuk and toast satur-
atcd I'll milk. Dr.. Agnow,, stated yesterday
afternoon thnt thcro was no feature III tho
caso that did not indicate recovery.
, 1881-08-03
mcnts wcre found 1T Ills possession showing
the existence Ut n yast 1{oslem conspiracy
against France.

atns. fiAnrrELn received letters Of sytn-
pat1y anl coincidence frpn tho Christian
Churches of Southampton, Chester, Soutll.
uort, and Liverpool yestort'ay, togutlcr
with DRIFT Of gto0 rs q con-
trib,,tion 10 tho buildlng fund Of the
CIturct, Of the Dlsclpics In Washington,
which the President and Ills family attend.
Tho iran Is sent by thd members Of the
Christian Church In Engtand rs token of
tl,anktuIness for tho preservation Of tho
Presidents life. l.,
, 1881-08-03

TIN Coercion net contInpcs to he enforced
upainst tho Innl.r.oaRucEa "a. Murphy aud
Ca1npiun, two Queens C6unty Leaguors,
wot1 arrested yesterday. ..I}nt the League
continues rs aggressive rs cyur, and
PROMISES to furnish additional subjects
for 3tr. Forstor's attention. At meet
Ing Of tile central body yesterday,
OIL motion uf parnell. 1T WINS determined
10 hold n National Convention ut Dublin OIL
TIC l5tl OF September to decide "tl'o best
means Of obtaining Irish lands for 1rfsll-
menu
, 1881-08-03
TIE ARID REGIONS.

AnTEsIAN., WELLS EART OF TILE 1tOCKy
MOUNTAINS
WASHINGTON, u. e., Aug, 1.-Commts'
stoner I.oring Inns requested Prof. q. a.
Willie, or Greeley, Colo, and Prof. Samuel
Augltuy, Of Lincoln, NGb., to act MS 4 coH,~
mission, for tho selection Of sito for sinking
experimental artesian wells IN the arid rc-
giorls cast of the Rocky Mountains. Tho
following 1ettcr addressed to 1,rof. White Oh
,1aly 70 oxplains tic Intentions Of the Commits.
sloncr In detall:
At the last session Of Congress an appropria:
waste iands lying IL csrtain WeatoTn States anl.
TerrtDrI1s 1n Orater that this work may hu
sna des!f thns
VOLS should 30 pointed out q = scientific sur
yoaf W @ serSiecs IL this work, sad hereby appo.as
you a Commissioner Of thls Department Tor this
1scor .ha po slRs Ss s*ss @
IN or before jan. l. 1851. Your associA,a
whom l., have retl.,este4 to &c, VIII
Ne6. / havo u0 lcalru ta issue Instructions With.
regard 10 the manner in which this work II to
s ws ~ ra ows IT, n.ica a a
Ink the boundaries of the terFttury 30 considers
best TO explore. ue suRKeats a!so TINT ~
OF tho Rocky Mountains as marked Oh the utap,
aud near enough 10 obtain Tue ID atlyManttxes y of
coursg, 10 nyuld fuuIts aud uispleocu,onts "
@ H. fd p1oeHSio p.eesi nd siat o,e IT,
sssl sesesls q tas iaG atcs s0a;e' aia it
whloa waser supply Oh tho bFoaa area lying
betwoen tho streams Ia ltnperatlyey necessary,
Again. ~ tnis Grea t1 strao1fS - m 2F 3S
Btates, 10 that wllat ID detarsnined IN this area
would be Of Wide value. while whatcould 70 d,
Htntns wOl,tH unity bay0 local value. ptesunt
, 1881-08-03

Mn. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, who has re-
turned to lis home in South bend from a
trip IN the Far Northwest, REPORTS tho grain
crop I'll Dakota md Northern Minnesota in
cxccllegt condition. aid promising large
yield. Tile yield por aero may not be Us
good rs Inst year, he says, but the Increased
acreago viii more tllan compensate for any
falling of In that respect. Reports from
districts In Southern and Central Illinois In
elicato that dry weather md chfnch bugs are
doing mncl, injury to the growing crops in
these regions.
, 1881-08-03
INTERNAL MACHINES,
WHAT MACyEAfiiI SAYS.
GnfffdI Dfah,tfth Ia Ihe f,hftdE1 1,tthftsk.

WASHINGTON. y. c., Aug. o.-The Gov
erIl,ncnt Is taking keen Interest In getting
nut tIlo facts In tho dynamite plot, mid tho
British authorities Inay rest assured nothing
will bo left uiltlone which tho most friendly
sentiments call suggest. Attornoy-Generai
AlacVcnKl, charactcrfzcs tie crime as q moro
mo1,stro,is otfcnse against society than even
tho act Of Guitea,. Tho would-be assassin
directel Ills 1nurtferot1s purpose towards one
man, md did wl,at he did openly, and for q
specific purpose, but the movers III the pres-
eilt plot aru willing to undertake lndlscrini-
nato slaughter Of innocent pcople to carry
out tlielr political purpose. Tho Govern-
mcnt officers nre not Inclined to halt Oil
a theory that an American cttIzon his tho right
10 manufacture and ltspatch munitions Of war.
However true this 1nay 10 m nm o.alcal prap-
osit1on. II plot such as this deserves and will
got tho separate attention 1t deserves. A. trlc-
Ffaphcd tnts nttsrn9an, th9 arrest OF Grove and
s I'll ks o wofk e
Viii 10 iaa!a into iii fasts and. L it api'sass
ventnrs and merchants: !ao Government Will
thority. ' y. " ~ ''' ''' "'
...- :. ! THE ATTEST.
WASHINGTON. y. G., Aug. ..-P. ". Grove,
who was strrcstesi IN Teorlui ~. yesterday, III
tho alleged lnvcntor ot tho lnicrsal !naosincs
S Ss E az Il s ss:'s e. ~, na &c. a Il
tho Attorney General as hns been stated. lIo
Ens. ARRESTED on = warrant ENorn OUT hy tho
ra,,t was sent to tho Unitod States authorities Of
Attorncy. General sIaovcueh says tho u,atto1
officially brought 10 bis notice. but II It s1.all bg,
hu viii 'tlnh 4 law for tho suppression ul such
ho would not tual lontcntiy with tho nMkcrs and
uscrs OF explosives aud Internal mnchtn9s, ana
, 1881-08-03

Nit Lon1Sa, the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, ]las requested Prof. G. A. White, Of
Greeley, Colo, and Prof, Samuel Aaghey, or
Lincoln, Ncb., to net MS a commission for tho
selection Of site for sinking experimental
artesFan wells in the arid plains east Of the
Rocky Mountains.
, 1881-08-03

Sptttdl Dttpatch to Ihs Chicago Tribune
bfArtsltALt.rowN, Ia., Aug. "a special from
AckIcy this evening saya: "Tho Republican Ju.
dictal Convention for tho Eleventh District,
called to nornunte candidate to oil the vacancy
cuuse.l by tho resignation OF Judge Mckenzie,
met ID this city this morning, and was csllcd to
os.lor at 10 o'clock. The Couvention was orxan-
izcd by cleotlnK the Hon. J. II. Bradtoy, Of sar-
shall County. temporary Chairman; II. W. john
so, Ut Webatcs, Secretary. and 3. Bloeh, Of I1as-
din, Assistant Secretary. Up to tho noon adjourn.
,nenh one Informal and ten formal ballots had
been snken, eaeh resulting lu 10 voios for
II, G. Henderson. ut Marshall Lounty; n5
for 4. ii, Weaver, Of Iowa Falls; anil ioF a.
II. IIanley, ct Fort Dodge. III tho nftcraoon .
O'Clock. and IN tho forty eecOu ballot tho Hon.
II. c. lIonderson, at Marshall, was declared tho
npmtnse. aud thu nnnI!nstl0n .nada 4aauttn1!1s:
for the position. and his appointment nov, by
tho Governor can but gtys general satisfaction
, 1881-08-03

fpfe1al DIspatth to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
CINolNNArI, O., Aug.a.-The lato reports from
Kentucky confirm thos1 recelyo4l last night.
There haye been handsome Republican 9aIns.
The two couutlcs nearest to Cincinnati, both
populous, wBre carried by tho Republicans, and
they will now have str1n. volco in the LcgFs-
lature. Ths kcpuhllcun candidates fur tho Leg
!s,atllre in Campbell County wfro al! clect1d,
and there were three eleoted In Kenton County,
the Democrats getting tho Senator. Theso ara
the counttes Of which CoyInRton aud Newport
are tha county. seats In Campbell County the
Republicans Wero aided by the tllssatIsfAct!on
Of respectable Democrats With u ring
smuE8lcd through tho LeEtslattlrn under the
tlatnQ of the Newport Printing and NOws Cntl.
pany, It 10 Dy!.lent that tho Republicans hnie
not known tho1F RtrGuxth.
, 1881-08-03

AYoon KHAN occupied Car,dahar,:. from
which lie was driven ut suci, expense Of
blood and treasure by the British short
time ago, and, snys the English V1ceroy Of
1ndfa, *'llts infantry alld artillery occupy
tic citadal." As It 10 console the English
taxpayer, tho Vicoroy attds that "All Is
quiet OH tic British, frontier"
, 1881-08-03

TIE recent census Ut Cu,lnta shows tl,f,
population Of Montreal to be 140, ,8G3; Toronto
", AS: Quebec. Gs, ~; Halifax, N. s.. ~, 1oa
Hamilton. Ont, 35,Jo5; st. Johns, N. L.,
1D.1n3: Ottnwn, p. .lO1.
, 1881-08-03

BY tho explosion OF firc-danp In tho l'l,c-
nix Park Coiliery, near pottsylllc, Pa, yes
tertlay John r. Wclch and Edward Brady,
miners, and Michael Moore aid james
Brown were very badly burned. Welc|l wns
once mclnhcr OF tho Pennsylvania Lcgis-
fnttlrc.
, 1881-08-03

THE Kentucky election was mich more
favorable to the Republicans titan WIS all-
ttcipatetl by item. They carried the two
counties Of Kentucky next 10 Cincinnati,
and ,nade large gnins throughout tho State.
In tho next Kentucky Legislature thero Will
be quite respectable Republican repro
sentatlou. Had the Republicans conducted
a moro vigorous campaign their gains would
have been lnucl, greater.
, 1881-08-03

THE Boy Inns lost all authority in Tunts,
md tho French farrison is little better of.
English, Italian, and eyen Frencl, subjects
arc complaining Of the reign Of lawlesncss
and plundcr, and nre IMPLYING to their re-
spectiyc Governments for protection.
, 1881-08-03

JUDGE BnowN, Of tho United States Dis
trfct Court OF New York, decided Yesterday
to grant stay Of proceedings in tho suit Of
tho United States against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company until such timo as tho
United States Commissioner to be appointed
in place Of Mr.. French slial1 have time to
famfllarizc himself with the question at issue.
, 1881-08-03

TIE Government Of Fralice promises to
guarantee American exhibitors OF electrical
apparatus at tho Forthcoming Electrical En-
llfbition Mt Paris II tie machines exhibited
aro removed within three months Of tho close
OF tho exhibition.