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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
FRENCH MINISTER'S oUARRELLING.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Standards Paris
correspondent says: According oil accounts there
a stormy sccnce I'm the Cabinet council yesterday.
Accusations and recrlminations freely exchanged
In consequence OF attack General Fare Minister
Of War by NJ Co1staus Minister OF the Interior and by
the the circular issued by the Chief Of SIa d
rcctug ut he strength OF all bait aOns Africa
shah he 900
General Farre offered resign. but his resignation
I'D entail dsruption OF the Ministry he reconsdcred
hs offer. and II decided thar he should publish
yinuiCation OF his policy in the odcial journal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
A DEMOCRATIC OFFER DECLINED.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 1S.-Clark Irvine, chairman
OF the Democratic Central Committee, yesterday
addressed "a letter to Mr. George X Nash. chairman OF
the Republican Central Committee, proposing
begin specch-mang in the fall campaign, provided
the Republican Committee would withdraw their APP
pointments and hold of In consideration of the present
cr.loal condition OF the President. The Republican
Executive Committee answered. refusing TO enter into
such "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept 1s, m.-During the fair and
partly cloudy weather OF yesterday the movement OF
the barometer was downward. The ranged
between oo' and S2', The t6Sa,o) 4lso
lower than on the corresponding day last year. and %
higher than Saturday
,SlSht changes In temperature and fair and partly
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19

50 75d$s %. - ''' v" "'~~ ~o' A'"eiie~"A
SHIFT Receipts LOGO head shipments geo, market
STEADY and fairly active Good 20 Choice 81 ass; Fir 10
GOOD western. 81 -
,oepi k sept lISATILHReceipt 1000 head ship
and Mixed Native Butchers stun which sold Quickly AZ inn
6tOd Ia Choice
Native Cows and Heers range frai - u 80 "a Coca 10
Choice shipping grades wanted a strong prices - -
ShiEf-keceipts none; shipments All ahoxs
Common, wanted at full prizes. - $780, -
HoiS-hecepte, 700; EiIlpmouts.
light receipts; Workers and 6a0e
50 5OdSG Is. '' " N' 40 N-o%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
HEBREWS SEEKING PROTECTION

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1S.-Dcputations of
Hebrews representing different towns have arrived here
and consulting In regard 10 calling General Igna
te the Russian Minister of the Interior They intend
10 present petition praying for official public decla
ration OF liberty Ger all crceds and suspension the
meantime Of the laws sanctiOnlng the expulsion of
Hebrews from certain localities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
LONDON WOOL sALrs-

LONDON Sept 17-Folowing Wool sales OF Friday
334O bales sydney and Queensland F.4ece. lla1Zlld;
secured - az ID. 50 ~ I'd pieces
al7di Lambs secured. IL als Azi 2s2 Zealand
Scoufed III II 2tf greasy, 4ddlld locks Iiec
lido zoos bales Adelsidescoure IL IA alfsd;
greasy yaGll 2i ocas aud 81;
Natal and cape Fleece 1000 i2d, secured 8i al I'D;
greasy spa al T $50 b@4es Port Phip-Fleece. h2dD
2ld,. secured lJd1l 3lrd.; sreasy, sc
pieces, al Sd; 7S9 bales 1an-FIeece l2d II ~
lOlodhlld - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
4 CRICKET TEAM COMING.

LONDON, sept. lS.-A. Shaw's cricket team,
including a. Shrewsbury j. Scby, q. Ulyct ". Bates
T.. Lockwood. T.. Peate, W. r. Gilbert. W. Midwinter, r.
Piling L. c. Barlow and ]. Lilywhte who are TO make
"a tour of Amerct sailed tho steamer Algeria from
Queenstown Tor New York to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
THE IRISH STATE PRISONERS.

'1 AhAoh SihlE fhlSONEhS.
Ale EGYPTIANS CALLING FOR A NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
THE IsTHMUs OF CoRINiH CANAL SCHEME
APPROVED.
secretary Forster has been asked by Mr.
DICKSON, the new Liberal member for Tyrone,
u. 10 release the Irish suspects" The Egyp-
uans are calling for meeting of the Assem-
oly Oh Notables. The Geographical Congress
mas approved of the proposed canal through
the Isthmus of Corinth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19

LvRKFooI, Sept u -Perk-Pnne Mess-Faste IN steadN
SIS sr.' Western arm az ~ Bacoa-cq nesraad 7 =.
hrner az A.; shsrt Clear. So. Hans Long
Cut steady al 5o; ShOul ters steady 3d. Bee-lnna
Mess none here; Extra dess, Prialc hess
steaiv az 80. Lsrd-Frme Western, steady az o.;
laloW Prime Ctg. urn 1904
dnl at 43. Rosin Fine dull al GL: com.
mon nrnier ~ 81. 6s6d. Cheese - Choice.
s,,sdy a. % Lard Oil none On here. Flour-Extra
STATE duu al 1904. Wheat-No l. White llld.:
sprhS No. : steady al it5d New Winter Western dan
MlNeL Old 81 d. New. steady AZ slid los
tohseed Ol-NcllOw American
~ LoOnon. steady SD Spirits AZ
firm 4l6d ~ '--
stat except Corn which Is dn Corn. 5dlld
Tor Ne" Mlxed MesteIn Wheat l07d. al centa
Average California White Tor California Cluls
Peas, lad per O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
TIE ISrHMUS OF CORINrH CANAL.

VENICE. Sept. 1s.-The Geographical Congress
has adopted u resolution highly approving General
Turrs plan for canal through the Isthmus of
COrinth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
political Noticce.
German Rept

German Republican C.ab Of the XIII. Assembly Dis
regular inset Dc Lamallne Hall ~.
W corner stnave ard 2etasI. Monasy evening sep
tenlber 10 ~ O'Clock Ex-Governor Edward Saoulon VIA
deavor an address tho political situation An Invited
20 be present. u. PANNES ProSisoul
WILLIAM Il. WOLFE SooreGays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARAets-aY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING $4,000 head; ship.
ments, 340O Aeadi market fairy active but shade lower;
Mixed Packing vi 20 $d 20 Choice tieaVy 30 S9 50;
Ight ~ U9s6 10 Culls Grassers SsaS6 20
CATTLE Ieoapta, a.4OO head, shipnents, head,
quiet weak very poor; Good Choice
Shipping steers 60 deiiuu ~ 1D85 20.
bort noninally b:
Butchors low 81 S0GS3 81; scalawags 81 ds2 ~
Culs ~ u dl3 90; Steers 80 Oe8S4 4O SOckers and
Feeders 81 9oG$4 10; Range cattle faiy steady closing
and lvwer Canning TeXanS$2 e09S3 20; shipping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
Perfect Bread and Milk delivered daily at Te-lde5cs-
HEALTH ROOD o.. Ath-aNe. coT lOih-st.


OgdCe
Tho fore enifng SATURnAY
september "a. 1851. close iiceo
al l23O for europe by steanship Wyomna via
town WEDNESDAY Al 1850 a. France gf,cf
steamship Labrador, via avr aud 1880 D. m for urs
by nship Gallia via
- M Tor Germany France. sc, by steamship fTisa
Plymouth ChcrhOurg tcorres-pq-
dence Tor Great britain and other EnrOpsan ooua.
tries must De specially addressed, m Tar
Europe by steamship llepublic Queenstown; on r.
DAl 4 $50 n Tor Europe, by steamship Clty Chester
Queenstown correspondence
musl De specially addressel and am. scotland
direct by steamship DeNouia via Hlas and
for Belgium direct by steamship switzerland Antwerp
and Al III FOR Europe, b. steamship =
ahpop ana Bremen The mails ior Asplnwsl and south
Paclc i.SDA1 at fhe md.
Islands and Porto Rico f.SDAN 4 IA ua
The Brazil aud Argentine Republic oa I'd -.
DAY The mails 81,
TIL URSDAN AZ $50 p. The malls for NeWfouna md
close tn URSDAl Up. The mails Newfoundland
and Pierre MlqucioD close FRIDAY $50 d. "a
The mails iOr for Australia, &C. close al
7:30 The mails Ol China and september 80
at a Ia.
HENRY @. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Once, Sew-York. Sept Il. lSsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
Visitors independently Of intention parehse srs
yited 10 the establishment Of
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR,

Visitors independently of parese ere in
vtted the estaOlshIne tot
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR
NO. FOG FIFTH-AVE., MADISON SQUARE.
Between 25th and 2Cll-sus
The salesrooms occupy rHREB floors. The exhibits
every variety Of SOLID sILV ERwARE Of unique designs
Foreign aud American WATCHES. &C The SECOND com.
psos the extensive and complete IN this
country Of strictly hrst-ciass DIAMOND JEWELRY II
original designs Solitaire, aud critically matched Ola.
MON DS rare PEARLS, Rubie Emerlds sapphires Cats
aud other precious GOLD JEMELIY IN novel
designs at close prices In the displayed choice col
lection If French CLOCKS artistic BIONZ Mantel sets
CandeabIa. and decorative PORCELAIN Of the Royal
Worcester, Mnton and other favOrite Wares IN Vases
PLAQUES, JaTSinlares, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IN In
pPeEdculaT II
eee'ihg midnight ~, az
'ury during thone
variations uaS
Huts Pharmacy Broadway ~ "S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
9perial Ncuccs

A sof ard beautiful skin produced by Pozzonis Com.
pleNiou Powder lie iiug
best and most satisfactory. Druggists sell II
Bangs * Co., AucriOnecrs. 739 aad al broadway
will sell
MONDAY ard TUESDAY,
at $3.50 D. m.
a MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF BOOKS Illus.
TRATED. SCIENTIFIC. MEDICAL. &C.
Brunswick soups.
In powdered form Ready In -
Delicious, economical convenient GrOcers sell them.
DIR. II. EiaSbrouck.
Id
inhaled gas Tor the painless extraction tits O,
Len g. PerTins' Sauce,
The Worcestershire.
DELICIOUS WITH
Mests Game, Soup Welch Rarebts 60
JOHN DUSCAN'S SONS. AGENTS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
Men that are Missed.
CARROLL.

Recent events in the senate show
bow much that body misses such men
as Thurnan, Wallace, .''cDonald > a',d
PiHckney Whyte. One ruld easily sec
that Bayard was disgusted, and 80,
too, was it the case with Lamar. These
two are born leaders, and are conserva-
tive. both by nature and from train
ing, but they will not lead, not caring,
| suppose, to incur the petty annoy
ances'that they would surely be sub
jected To We're they to cross the pur-
poses of the m"j Tity of their party.
Pendleton shows good qualities for
leadership when the seas are calm, but
he is not the nan for an emergency
He takes Waliaee's place as chairman
nf the demo :ratic senatorial caucus.
BY the way, Wallace has not left the
city. No man left the senate with
greater NeSpect entertained for him as
to his qualities as a gentleman, his at
tainments as a Legislator, aud his a.
bility as a man. In his six years Of
service, while he took a prominent
part in all of the important questions
before the bodv, and was always pos
tive in his arty fealty, he made no
enemies and Constantly maintained the
respect Of all. And so far as Pennsyl-
vania is concerned, she never had a
man in the ~erate truer TO her inter-
ests.-PhiIadelpbiG Star.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

Their Progress in the Legislature,
Insurance legislation moves very
sl,wly in the legislature. There are a.
% nut ten bills relating to the subject
on the calendars @f both houses, but
vary few have mada any decided prog
res9. In the senate they are postponed
from day to dav. The Insurance. c"r-
missioner is favorable to the passage of
some 0f the bills, but he takes no con-
splcuous interest in them because of
the previous action Of the Legislature
in destroying the gaOd purposes OF bills
ramed by him by amendments. Bnt
for one of these notifications the law
permitting the organic stion OF mutual
insurance companies doing business in
Danphin, Leb lnol and other counties
would net now be in existence. The
companies exist by reason OF an a.
mend nent ad led to the general law of
1876 in the interest of Lebanon conl-
pa1Y.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
NO EXTRA SESSION OF CON
GRESS.

1t is officially announced that the
Preside It has determined finally not t.
call IN extra session of Congress. Woe
be TO the stalWats, but honor to tie
Preside mt. even though he have the
shortcomings naturally attendant ur-
on Republican La detsh,rI The ex-
tre'ne Radicals wanted an tx ra ses-
sion TO stir mp a fight over Southern
congressman aid cheat that Country
out Of its legitimate represe ntatives,
and many of the Republican Congress
men 1T nearly all the other States
wanred it 10 enable them to escape the
odiun of the opposition Of their party
to the refunding bill vetoed by Hayes,
by voting for one in new Congress
ixing a three per cent. rate Of inter
est. But neither or these elements
we're strong enough to drive the Pres
ident to the wall, in oODOsition to The
desires OF the business men and Of
nearly the whole population of the
country outside. Of Radical politicians.
If NJ mishaps occur this action will be
sure TO secure Il. Democratic Congress
in 1892 and forever prevent Radical
ascendeucy in Federal affairs. II the.
President should nOw induce his friends
in the Senate to act upon his nnmina-
tiOn, the purpose for which the body
was called, aud then adjourn, he would
complete good work we'll begun
Clinton Democrat.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

THE officials nf the treasury begin 70
recngniz. the embarrassmeuts Which
mpst fJw from the veto of the re-
funding bill. Ab,nt six hundred
millions in Ave aud six par can't. binds
will f+ll due in Nav or June. t. pay
them the secretary of the treasury de-
pends np1n his power TO i~sue hun
drrd millions in f,'nr or four and
half prr cent. bonds, and surplus reVe.
nue. Nf about a hundred millions more
for the ten months ending on the lSt
OF December next. But, the surplus
revenue NAV not reach u hundred mil
liohs, and II it did that amount will
not be in tlse treasury when wanted to
rede-nI the bonds in June.
At best there will he about one hun
dred and fifty millions TO redeem near.
ly six hundred millions when the bonds
mature. The deut will remain uupi id,
drawing interest at ak per cent. until
congress pass a Iefunding act at ita
n xt session. The coupons willbe off
the bonds and the intefe.t will remt in
unpaid uulsss some method IL devised
fur the purpose. Besides these difficult
ties the loss to the country will not
less than ten millions from the veto of
Hayes for which this administration is
responsible to rs great a degree as the
last. Hayes wouH not have vetoed
the refnnding bill in ausS 10 the ap-
prals If the nati"nal bank Ing if they
had mt been backed by the counsrls of
Garfield and Biai e. The conseqnen-
CTS OF this financial laundering will
soon be made plain to tire county,
Patriot.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
From the little Rock tArk) Gazette.

From the little Rock tArk) Gazette.
Here isa verbatim report Of the
proceedings In the House during Mon
days excitement:
Mn' Speaker, I move TO take mp the
reveDue--A point of order, Mr.. Sprak.
er. Mr.. Speaker. move-Mr. Speak
er, what has become Of the dog lawp
Mr.. Speaker, move we adjonrn sine
die. Mr.. Speaker, let him die. Louderi
Mr.. Speaker. what has become of my
hill for the benefit OF SMonnt Hore>
Academy on Calf creek? Object -
(whackl whAckl whackl sit down. all
rf von). Mr. Speaker, I've got the
floor M, he HASN'T, Mr.. Speak r;
I've got It. Yes he's got II; he's got
Il Osd. Mr.. Speaker. move we ad-
jnurn-Mr. Speaker, agrse with the
MFR. Speaker, insist on my call
lOnder-Ro hiVe hall-1 move the
courtesies of tshe TI0nse Fe-Jlject-
regular order adj"urn-rR -rRcess-rAgu-
lar order. The 81 eatlser-Sit down,
everybody; the gentleHGr fr0m Mon.
r"e has the floor ard has aratent right
on ah noiut1 of order. Mr.. Speaker zap
rlausA), Mr.. Sp.aker q ud appl :use),
Mr.. SPEAKER: continued applause
and Adjournment amid wild confu-
sioh.)
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

Wolf, of Union county made a telling
slmech the Substance of which we
give below. Mr.. Wolf hy naming u
few of the "big hearted and big BRAIN
td'' Pennsylvanians to which he re-
fers in general terms might have
hsen more explicit. We will sup
ply the defect by naming only few, as
tOr example Jdlye Black, Gov. Cur
tin. Ex Senator Wallace, Hon. G. r
Bnckalew, and Mr.. Wnlr's own neigh
Dor, Hon. A. IT. Dill:
He Said he did not come ss an inter-
medtller. but as one who had fnll
knowledge Of the way party. patronage
was bestowed and the methods vt e..
Letting party candidates. lie had seen
the will Of the people set ut dlfiance
and their voice stined. He knew that
u movement TO counteract this must
he made, and he came here as one who
favored such a movement, and only on
account Of the relation the movement
in tins county had To be politics Of tie
state. Pie referred To the St1te Con-
vention, when the delegates were in-
structal to vote for Grant.ald the unit
WAS adopted In. direct defiance of the
will 0f the pc lpl". AS To the election
Of United States Senator, he nen-
tioued the iin,erfer-IIoe df the seninr
Senator, Secretary Quay, Boss Me-
Maues and thae litlls b'Ss, Chris"
Magee. He envitd he great State Of
Ohio when he l,mlke,i at her two Pres
idents, Chief Just ce, Cabinet officers
d general of the army, while Penn
sylvnniE, with men rs big hearted, and
big Drained, under its political system
produces nothing. 1t was time tO
throw uff the shackles and get rid Of
these barnacles aud correct the evils
under which this great State had been
suffering. II would be criminal tu
keep silent any longer. aDi the test
interests Of the Republican party de-
manded action. Philadelphia, Ala
-gheny aid Lancaster had spoken In un-
mlstakable t-rms, and iJ now hehHOved
Schuylkill to take her place in line.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
Republican Ring Rule.

Very many of tho Republicans OF
PennsylvAnia-perhaps majority
are getting very tired of the despOtic
and corrupt Cameron ring rule, under
which our public offices have become
the merest matters Of bargail and
sale. The independent movement is
gaining strength in Republican strong
holds. A Large and enthusiastic meet
ing of independent Republicans was
held at Pottsville last week at which
The bold and irrepressible Charles 8.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
Lodge & Society DirGGhrY.

Millhelm Lodge. No. e55. I. q. q. r. meets IN
heir hall, Penn street. every saturday evaninF.
Rebecca Degree Meeting every Thursday on
or before the full moon OF each month
A o. YEISINaE2 Sec. r. I. BC&ILLExI. ~. e..
Providence Grange. No. 2T7iF of H.. Reetstn
AlevanderS block nn the second saturday Ot
each month at ii$ r. VI. and on the fourth Sa-
turday of ca, month at llSP. VI.
D. T.. ZERBY, Sec. A. ID. Deintnger. Master.
The Syilheim r. & 7. Association meets in
the renu street Sch00f h"uSe on the evening OF
she second Monday of each month.
A. WALTER, Sec. B.O. DkENsc6gS, Frest.
The Nil;heim COrnet Rant Eseets in the
Town Hall on Monday and Thursday yenings.
Y. p. OTTO, Sec, 5.F. HAR4ER. PreS I.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
TRAINS LEAVE EASTWARD.

Trains Nos. / and :, connect at MOnta ndon
with F-ie Mail west for NIlliaMsport. Lock
Haven, Kane, Cory ard Erie, and fuffa!o and
kins. Buffalo nd Niagara Falls via Canandai-
qua ....
Nos. 3 and 4 connect with Pacific EzpI eSs
east for Harrisbdfg, Bahimore Washington,
Philadelphia aud New York
Nos. and 8 connect with Day ExDresS east
adelphia AMI New York, and Niagara EXPRESS
west fnr WiIliamspOrt Lock Haven and Rem.
OvO Tyrone. Altoona nnd Jlftsburg via Lack
Haven. also ElmIra. Watkins aRd Bt4salo, and
Niagara Falls vi.t Canandagua
Nos. Z and connect with Fast Line west for
Wiliiamsport and Lock Haven.
No. also connects with Erie Mail east for
Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, PnIid1el-
phia and New York.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

Regular Terms of COuFt-FHurth Mondays oi
January, Apri Angus and Nav .tn0er.
President 5udge-Hon. Chas. A. Mayer, Lock
fiaTen.
Additional Law Juige--Hon. John II Orvis,
SallefOate.
Associate Judges-Hons. Samuel Frank, John
Diven.
Proth0notarv-r. C. Harper.
Register nj Wills aud Clerk OF O. C. w. n
Rurchar'd.
Recorder - Deeds, &c--Wiliiam A. Tobias.
District Attornev--David II. Fortney.
RhariE--Jahn SDlnelor.
Tral gurer--Ai4m Yetrick.
Count" SIrveyOr--.TnSe1a DnvSng.
COroneT-Dr. IoSeDh AdaR-s
County C0mnisSinnePs-Andrew Gregg. George
Hwab Taeoh Duaele.
Clerk to County Conan fssionars-tienry Reck
Attorney to County COMMISSIONERS. NJ
Bower.
Janitor Of the Court HOuse-Bartrin Galhraith.
County Au.litUrs--IameS Stewart George
r Williams. Thomas 3. IN amison.
Jury C0mmissiOIers-JOhn Shannon. David w.
Kline.
superintendent OF Public schools-Prof. Henry
Never.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
Church & Sunday School Directory.
Evangelical.

'JNG@hS0A4O@Ae
y. c. Wsidemver and J. M Dick, preachers.
Rev p. q. wedemyer viii preach neEt sun
day morning.
Sunday school, . p. ND, l.. Zerby. supt.
Methodist.
asu. j. Benson AksrS, Predcher-fn charge.
Regular service next Sunday evening.
Sunday School at lHP N.-Dav. :KiRport, supt
Reformed.
Rer. c. W. e. Sisgel, Pastor.
English preaching In Aaronseurg next Sun
day afternoon.
United Brethren.
RSs. L. N Gates. Pyezcasr.iH charge.
Lutheran.
Rer. John Tbm,insoa Pastor
German preaching in Aaronsburg next SUM-
day morning.
United Sunday School.
Meets At A. NJ. D. Luse, supt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

Washington Dispatch to New York san.
DON Cameron is reported to have
said that Garlfeld's administration
would be worse than Hayes, because
while Hayes was stupidity obstinate,
Garfield is utterly uncertain and that
no reliance Can be placed in him.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07
HOPE HE WILL STICK TO IT.

President Garfield is reported to
have remarked TO o distinguished
Western Senator on Saturday: "Sen-
ator, as a personal favor to ne I want
you to take up and champion this
Mormon question i'm the Senate, We
must stamp out pOlogamy. 1 want
Ibis To be the one Of the distinguish
jng features Of uiy ADMINISTRATION"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

A. SSItrNEE'S "a LEVIN he sold at public
IN sale OH the premises in Ml.es Township,
near Stover's place, on
FLRpAY, APRIL 29nd, 1881,
All That certain TRACT ar piece OF ground. bound
ed ,by lands OF jeremiah, Haincs. George WOhl-
feef and others. containing sixty acres. more or
less. a bout twenty acres cleared, he hal lInce In
timber Thereon eTecled dwelling house and
other orthuildinRs.
Sale 10 con mence at,1. o'clock Of said day.
wle n terms will be made known by
J. ii. REIFSNYDER.
Assignee VI Gee. Fielder
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

President Garfield has bsen losing
weight at the The rate of. pOund q
day. If he goes on wasting at this
rate the good and pure Arthur may
soOu succeed to the Presidency.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

Erie Mall West AMI Day Express East make
clo.e connections at Northumberland with l..
& b. Il. Il. trains from WIlkesbarre aud Scran-
ton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West and
Fast Line West make close connection at VII
Transport with N. G. II. w. trains north.
Niagara xr less Westand DAY Express East
make close cOI.lection ut. Lock Haven With %.
v. V. X. II. tr2iTS.
Erie Mail Eas and West connect at Erie
with trains on L. & M. y. X. H.; at Cory WIN
%. G. & A"V. t. tat Emporium WIN rs y; J.
e. p. X. h., and at 'rlftWOOd with a. y r. II.
l'arlors3rS will "un between PhlladeIRi.la
and Willtamsport N Niagara express WeSt
and Day Express East. Sleeping cars ON all
night traiuS. ,.
VIZ. A. BALDWIN. General sup't'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-07

persons are hereby caution
- Jed not tO negn iafe - note for @!03 daIeC
March 18th 1881. drawn hy ts In favor OF Jacob
Stnver. Having FeceiN~d no value for the
same We viii not pay L. unIcSs comp alled by law.
ANDREW DcKKR,
Sc T.. A. RACHAU.