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How true i is that, whatsoever a man
oseh that shall he reap" DO You not see
b fact illustrated almost every day of your
Il,
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Communicated.

To EDITOR RIcnLASD BEACON: Perhaps
many Of your readers would ike to hear
something OF the G:bIe work in yorr Parish
We have visited i73 white families, l2l des>
ti,u,e Of Bibles, 10 supplied; with 53;i color>
ed family visited 372 destitute, l95 supplied,
aud l39 individuals; Travelled 1880 miles 8,
preached IS sermons. Received as coutr:5u-
tions $685.. Paid Rayville Hotel sl.cO for
breakfast. Sold jJl books, valued S2Ul 30,
sold - hooks valued SlS So.
Let ne, though youi columns thank the many
good friends that have helped us so much in
klrd wo-d,, and the young men Of Nh. Archi-
tald's re,giborbOOd for nice contribution.
May Heaven bless the word TO the good Of
your people. J. A. Bureess.
Colporieur S. W B. S.
Mr. Burgess returned last week from West
Carroll parish, ard informs Us that he met
with kind treatment and soil quite a number
OF Bibles, and also supplied many OF the des'
,i,a,e who were not able to purchase.
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Our govcninen; has d:ilted from i's original
bearings a, it, foundation this government
was one Of the people, foI the people. and by
the people. Now i, IS government of the
capitalist, for the capitalist by the capitalist.
The people think they control this country.
They don',. The capitalists do. The people
think they elect the officers Of the country
They don't The capitalists do. FRS, the
peopi. do not elect their candidates. The
politicians give the people just two men, from
which ID selec, one II tine capitalists 10 not
sclec, both of these men, they food the cleo
ion with money and secure the man thcy
want. These truths are becomens more AMI
more apparent every year. Are the people
helpless, Are they conscious or unconscious
of their danger Dossier Banner.
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CHERRIES SAFE.

" ". Farmer STATE u L,ni,i'T1,
No. 30 v. .hn.ro! Rrh'aui,
Gcorgr " Farmer J -,h p.,r.ct Conn.
BY vitae # q WIZ 81 seizure and SAL,
is.uci tom rAr licn!. ~ lu:risl M>;rc,
Court in and e. va. Ia. Il 4 h:.hi,nd, STATE
81 Lou,~i:ut. ~ NC -t...rc can't 81 rnt mans
bcrci suit AL - r,.. airrrlcd, have, seized
md w.!l ",i-. tor -a,o %: tie ,!,.t Of the con,
house ia rne wu 81 fay,.lir, On
SatU,,'ay, the ;N doy IF Norc0,ber,
1881,
within the lo':.- prescribed hy law. NJ public
auction, To - .',t mi hi.,iir-t bidder. H.
following dr,ct,5ri properly ~ :ii:
\ tac, cf land situated II rl,s Parish of
Rich land. krn. .. t8c "krcor'i"y land, de-
scIi',,'i IT. being The ,a>t hal o.. -ou;h We,
quarter Of section five. ~ 'pHr-hIp sixteen
north, range six east. -ct:"r WITH al. ,i.' i'm
provcia"ntS ani airrTirnanrr, 'hcrcun'" i't'
longing: al-p "a" 1r"w InS rioi. on sad land,
estimated 20 lr abnr; two b:tc- Of cotton.
I"rru, %. -alr--ra>h. IN treasury notes OF
c1ii coin Il thu tn:ri Siairs NJ the optic: 0!
the hI'i~r tn ray he sum Of two hundred
doiiIr> interest and all costs an on cs-it Il
pay iiIa >uin 4 one s.rn!frG dollars. with
yer cent interest ffon ,li- 3rd day Of Dccem
her, us. due and payable Ola the OliI daT O
December, 1881.
LEN SCOTT,
Saerii o.'ire. Rayv,.e, La, Sheriff.
Oct -. l. Sit.
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0verosu from SS.75 TO $1,000 It
MASGHAY Il DAVIS.
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Saturday, The 1871 day Of Norembcr
rHElsHTF'S SALE.

John L. Adams 8 Co. State Of Louisiana,
No IN. W. Parish Of Richlaud
Hubert Bornan. 9Th District Court.
BY yirtue of writ Of sciznrc aud sale
issued from the Houi 9Th I'>tIlrt Court in
AMI for the Parish Of Ric..aaI. STATE of Lou.
>inna, in the above cnt'ied and nrr-iheree
suit and To me directed, have seized and
will oiter for sale n, the door of the court
house in the town Of VayvIl!c. on
Saturday, The 5M doy Of Nocember,
1881,
nj public auction, 70 the ls-t aud highest bid.
der. tEr follow ;, described property iD-wIi
The we iai' ui Lu-rh west quarter, north
ives, quarter of south west quarter. Section =
L. II ~, Ii. q T.. and that portion of tle south
west quarter cfl >',ih west quarter, section =.
north OF the right Of WY Of the ran rJa!
ais all the soath half Of south east quarter.
section 3, I. II n, x t. East, north If the
rail road. containing IA al III acres more or
less.
Terms OF sale--on twelve months credit
purchaser 10 give Ion win approved srcur-
~ bearing Per crUt interest tom date, and
IN gage Ictisi.c.. on tie !ani
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff Ci!ice. Rayviiie, La, Shcs..L
October i',i ISSl.-It
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Table Of Advertising Rates

"ninen''ed by the Louisiana Press A-sf'ci.
s'9n for adoption bs the publishers Of
country newspapers. in this State, IN &C.
coping advertisements from advertising
agents
:, transient advertising, one inch. ore time,
90 "; each Subsequent, TING, - cents.
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C,u apd examine those reversible o-e'-
Zs MASGHAM and DAVIS.
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We learn that colored man was shot and
;'led BY another at Delhi last Saturday night,
ut have learned none % the particulars
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-11-05

The price Of tie BEACON and pe,roi: FRiE
hsx combined IL $685.. If.
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A lot knit jackets at
NAyGHAM DsvIs'.
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BEWARE O. :ni:TATio~:.
BEWARE CT !Ni!iNfIS~-,
SOUTHERN STANDARD"
Gotten and Hay Press.

Gotten and Hay Press.
VE'IE SrrERoR 1,tTs or orr PErss ARE
z 1t Pacl, Do~nwaGG,. |, can L,. put up
c,.;,c to the lat :uum. II i, .Ncyt D"reiis,
p.wc,fHi. t,n''.fr OJ,fntDl Gii Cciy,r than
ary 81. ~r c"ttrn an; hay press II = more
',aTc0.rn' t. pat IA and TAKE out tn cotton.
be',u-, tAc lo,' 1t the h,x II entirely open
h, door. ,'iviuc frge access al aIcur.i the
;nr>>c1 bl'r - ' ~ al sew III.
II anything gets on oi order, it can h. r.
pared on yi" premises hy any wUikn.an Ia
charge.
Ia presses tl.at wo:l upwar l. the top O.; the
box i, higher. 1t l. mere inconvru.rnt t" pu'
IN III" cnirca. After ihr box Is t.i'ld !: ,, mn
possible To- ;uf 80 more cu''tu. i ji our
Southern Standard Cotton and
HAY Press. th, lrn"bic i, "Lv.a,cd, lro,n
the fact hat aaV dc.i:ed auou:to, COTTON Gun
be pat ~.
The Southern STANDARD Cotton and Hay
FreAs i guaranteed Ia give satisfaction a.i IL
pack Il '-'N, "rInd bale # c''r,,H.
! Car Reused BOOK lF,in'oa ;-3N, dc.crip-
':pn Of and in>tructiu!s f.: pu;linc zap and
. operating our press, viii bc sen, OF application.
! Drawings, Bill OF Lumber and iai description
, # every !-ie"c Of Ike pc, from which any
( :Gecadnic can build press, having Il cons
; pie,e Sc; of pre- irons. Also every irstrrc
ton necessary to put up and operate the press
: Our Complete P'rss c1n ," pat up in AIRY
hui,>. not ir,s tan - feet hph Ia peak 90 rua
and ? feet Wild; - II can be put up ont al
doors iy ol.':iug lIgit '"rr"f'irs frame 4:
, shown on general MS, wh!ch accompany
every pres or prr-s mons SHIPPED ~ Us
DO lot delay in maAing vorf order until H.,
pres. iron, u complete press Is wanted. Or
Der a, once, s,atii.- abon: what time you il
want shipment made Til, Will ln,n-,
prompt delivery when wanted
PRICES.
Complete Press style 1851 delivered
q b ears TeXarhai.a, Arkansas, S.J0.js
Complete ST Of Press lions, style 1871,
Delivered l. O, b. ears, -. Louis, SO, Il O.
We sell you complete set OF Press Irons
O. Complete Press, with fan cuari;.tec II
give >ai.>ia,t.on provided cur Instructions il
putting up and conditions are complied witi
Esa2"Scrl for Book. Address
y Y. CHkIoftA%CG, Agent,
Aug II, lsel.-3lns Oak RIcc, La.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

After two cold, disasrecn Die days, We are
aving hne, clear weather.
Boys boots and s:,crs 1t
MAyaHAM & DAVIS.
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Fee Tor Announcement MIS-.

or members Of Congress So
-or Representative. T.
'Cr parochal officers 10
Lobe paid for invariably il advance.
~ ce,fs per line, each insertion, for reading
ha"ef or local notices. IS per cent added to
'ooVe rates for each change Of yearly, iaii
early OF quarterly advertisements.
Positively no reduction from above rates for
ne accommodation of any one.
lash must accompany every order unless
ae advertiser or agent is known 10y the pro
nietor 10 be a responsible party.
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-, ,ny cookery CT glass ware call
MANGHAM & DAVIS.
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1881,

FOB WORN. OF aii kinds. iioni a cGr;e Ge
- risife 10 lsier. neatly eKtcurr1 at tn,
odIce. upon short .notire
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.,,.u,e 70 US to recommend any
fA' : d. patronage Of our readers
e. !. st"''s"an'y i" a '.s,, deal,
I'D 70, this reason "nasEed and
|~s them We recommend the o.
80 manufactured by Geo. A.
:. = New York 1t is world re-
49,, thread, while its man"fac'
Ss,,,,p.n worthy Of patronage.
49,, nos advertising with "'' bn'
"a. and paid for their advertise
- 50, s.,.l'rE.
-. ran.'ive' are used oy all
80. and by all physicians
- .,..s.p,iy anil gives satisfaction
49, ss. BAmETs sAlISE APEH'
-. ',,,' , =, and s''eie"
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Fine Eson.'sh; Eig.;s for lovers to sfomen-
ale
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lSSl

Sleriii : o.Ii"e Rayv,l.,
Oct -. l. Sit.
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ISL,

Sheriff : o.ljrc. Rayvi.lr, Ia.
Ocrnher -. !S~i.-''..
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jun" ith, lSSl.--;f.
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hys' suits al
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o.. 81, 1871 It.
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CUCCES3ION SAIL.

Otcjer lst, lsSl.-"3m.
, 1881-02-09

'riso Fight Over tho Letting OF the
Labor Of tho 1Gfnncnotn Stntc fsriknn
Growing tnscreatlnE-Tltc Working

.-u :. -. ri,
Labor Of tho minnesota St,.te Prison
,',.,, r..,..,... ~, to- .1rt,".
"'e.i "..4ta ,t.a.,1s ~ ~ T r.. ,s.,.as, r.t,,u.
Sr. rArf., SLIM, Feb. S.-Tic Interest In tho
,txt,t aver tho contrapr Tor Stulc Prison la1,ur
,,s,t,,,., 49,, ~. .,,,,,.. ,o, ,,x,,,,.,.., ~,
ns .'se's, "l'u s"o n'7eussr nas ps""uent w. ~.
til u ein''rnses sha whole question OF I've
employment VI labor. ns we'll ny several privRte
Interests md n ull,I!o scau,,r1. There arc
na,.nrnI ,,",y ,n,,In,morss II, H., ,nntt,,r IT,.
easet"' ''"" "eselol''teIlls ~ ,nu n,nllel . w.
day 1t laK been learned that Seymour.
snbu Il IT,. tho presuit contractors, stole
ors "' h:a,e .,a a'o Luz ,ne s sua tsa
u"n.e' 1 W n1'.ns .ae'. so'saet ~. 10y
Hoard sntustlHy, and lIllfrletsIy s'Hne1 ana
scnlct, pentltux tho innntla.nus psn.
ceedlnss anl Legislative invcstisatton
~ ~ 'no "t'rso u. ~. sott"u.aon. = ..,us tuo
apcnlt!cnt WIS 1utlnd OIL tue GaFcr1lora fnblc
ths ,nurnuK 1t bose oyi.!c,lces Of having l,ugn
executed with great 1ustc, II VIVA t1crarrtl ly
,.,,,,I, t,,,or1l,nntt,,. n,,j Il, .n,,., ,,,nons
""eu 'H@c' t"I"t'o''o+ nhH ;" e'' t'''S.s
, 1881-02-09

7Istc1lcll,a startling Experlcnrc I'm 7Ir.
Fornytiitt ygonrr-A Voting HfnW nn0
n Minister Acting under tho Gornpu'.
sim Of n Kcvoaver-Strnnpe tscvc1n-
tton. Of n iSntftt,,nrc Htvorcn Case.
Mn 1nrk Eun.
BALTIMORE. Fet,. G.-fn tiln Circuit Court yca-
tertlnY .1udyo tjrttn granted decree divorcfHH
Mellon Mitchell from Cnrrlo t3. Mitcheih, hnu
fnrti'l'!tnY tho attor to marry HHa!tt during tito
lifetime Of tho former The circumstances ca't-
Ing In tho divorce were nads lu1Ie for tho first
fi,nc yesterday, and coE4tItut1 an astonishing
narrative.
Mitchell IA Z. years Of R0c. Mrs. Mitchell, WIN
w,,s :ltss Forsyth, Ii ~. 10th hare moved IN
guH! Roc!ety IN th9 Ncst End. On tho night Of
Aug. Mitchell received q rotn from btr. Frank
j. Forsyth, III Drorre street. requesting him to
call ut scs., Which he accordingly did. arriving
aln,ut mI'lnIsti. atr. Forsyth opened tho door,
and IN mysterious Inrinner lnvftod Mitchell up
stairs, snynu TINT his daughter, Miss Carrie u.
Forsyth, wstsut to Bec him. Mitchell went
upstairs and wiz st,own into bctiro,tn by Mr..
Forsyth. Mitchell sas nstnnlstctl ut accinK Miss
Ftlrsyth in Ind. sho appeared to ba In great
mental distress. md wa. deadly pale; Mitchell.
an' a s se 'ssy he s'e
my ss.., s asaf e c!sx pr , IT, toCS k nn m't
pi.!"i il HI. ihand. Mr. Forsyth o1c'ai1nel:
ar:,i n.ist cltlor marry her 1t once Or llv On lilo
st",s.''' Tho astonlshct xigltor vowed untl rr0-
s saE psD'ss p.ea sr 'tse M eba'l ill., sheil wus
9ay %hS fse'fsa 1sv TSaas fbS e0se
Episcopal ccrYymAn was tuetl sent FOR. in nt
tlrst strnnxIy obleetGd 70 1narrSn2 sho couple. m M
eurtsl lii. Forsyth t!o,rtsl,ri his pistol, n'nl
sail that license pr no i!cnnas. Tho tnaf1 WIN ad
Mr. DotiRherty wAs ut Inst prevailed upon IL
read tho snarrinVo ceremony. and prnnnl1ncGa
The s n n@ III, a6 9od T1S ie.yos M kefiy m
ssrrinkins Sir: boashefty, Informed hiu, That
in tho ilcnrlng before n Commissioner after
tho Ruft for n divorce had been l,cgun, tc.ts.
,nnny was Int roi'.ccl 10 !ne effect TINT ne co,l
pnrt ttG of ~ scheaie 10 foreo Sf'tcSeii into the
nassss Maa II ovs y wi,S Sheh n es wi Mr T
In his testimony. suited that ha WIS scnt tor ~
Mr.. forsgtt oa tho nsklt ot tho marriagc ,i r.; 70
was cs,,,dnctcI to ids ho,lac aud shown sato ar,
upper bcdrootl.,- where tho utrl wns In hcd. En;
pcrfbr,eI cr prntG tho !" acreaoy n nnsr % protest.
/ III tho answer lilc By Miss Forsyth sno lctletl
,t Sr aather Gnpl9ysd 9y yolGnse3 nta AZ 15"f% @
hesitate moment When askcd to I,arry her:
| t,at sho brcasne acquainted with him IN Jnly,
mud illtcrchni,Red Promises of. n,urriaKe In
tho month Of August, 1s!s: and that TIE en-
gMRen,cnt continued IN ful force up to tao time
very kind tp her. came To- sev her every tlny, and
in all respects recognized nflll treHteI hcr ~ hts
marriage wn4 announced III Il baltimore nEws-
Iuper IIc thcsl ccnsed to visit her, having bce1l
sent. as sl,o was informed. nut Of tha city for
GIe TACT % tat II ito n fninities II 10th tho prates
to THO suit arc respectable nud quito wealthy
, 1881-02-09
CRAZY CAPT. AMES.

Attempted Shooting Of a LRily by d
SON of The L,ntn bishop Anics.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.-Thc startling sensation
created here un Friday night ut tho residence OF
Mrs. fihrrict Ster!n9 by tho attempt n,ado to
slloot TINT Indy md str u. ". Ilogson. or New
Ynrk, nus furnished nileh fool for co,un,cni.
Cnpt. Il. u. Amcs. only son Of tho lntc
1lishop Il. II. Amcs, who Is ncc4,scd ut
tho shooting. WIS still ycstortlay morning
at tho Northwest Polec Station. Hu wla placea
!na comfortable cell on tho first floor, with
1et1 and chdIr, md sucnt Ills ftnlp reading pa
tcrs mud smoking cfEars. IIe IL Il tail. nne-lo0k-
inR tnan, with dirk bl,c oYes ami full hlack
bcnrti. Occasionally, while not smoking or
realng. he sat haek In bis ubafr With TN unn,Is.
tnksblc expression of tho deepest melancholy on
his face. n. r.fna.ul to tnlk. md nt thu hclrnu
hcfur, .JustIcD ihsrlcs t,e lissnncd to tho owl
'ss Th eve ssa Ut S,ve ssnes M # fyM H. 1rossou
went tu tta>w TINT Ii" nt,d Mrs. Sterling hal tn-
ts 59f II rnf " n m %f ir 1ite nts y shs gin, H.
the crGnnx. a!rs. Sterling rrinarkttl that Capt
4ttnes had not been to ttt, and calling dotl,bs-
hc wls III. ind !r he woIlt, hHsu htp supper aeut
to his rt,on. Tho servant hutt AurIy left tho
room when hcayy. hurried Footsteps we're haard
Into tho r0Gin his tHce tlnshctl With II str,l,lgr,
W.! exctt:n,"',t. nnd pistol ~ hls hand. ,fr.
tho Iattrr en1rnvorlnR to 'loge tho balls lred al
hrr from Cups. Atnes'Ip1st0l. llcrorn thu trigger
could hc pulled u ses'uIld time NJ. HoaEson tsrl
Capt. .tmcs IN his grnar, and eIl'lGnynrGsl to
Mrrst tns pistol fn,nt hin. nut without eject.
'fwo discharges wore 'ired wlain THO men wcro
stTllEKlng. but l;e tho trBt they fortunately
went Wide Ut the mnrk.
Sir. ftnlgshn seems IL 10 willing to withdraw
from Tho r'rasccnsinn. nr,sfdcd II can be shown
on competent authority thae Eapt. h,mes .s liz
sanc, rs clA,tnst! by biz friends, but hn thinks ho
is dan9croiis 1nRn t1 lie at fnrge. The general
opinion Ia ihAt Capt. 4Afncs i It hyInchouArac.
Ile was honosaa!y tlischargct frsln tho United
Statcs regular hrEny Ront ychrs ago Oil Iecolint
of ling t!scase, Itld 4 short time after. lit ls!9.
he rus st.1tt to Mount Hepe. At TINT time. willie
he was living In his fathers hous, he ,yn4 ar-
rested by ternt. Wesscls, whn. sclxcl him whln
IN tho net ot firing OF two rotolycrs ut tho sntne
tinks.
with tho censcnt Of tho Rtnte's- Attorney for
this city. Capt. .tnlca has been sent to private
asylum for tho lns,,nr. where he wilt rfnaIn un-
I'll his Ennlty or nsAhity. rs tho riny he, ts
been established BY u competent court. Thu
pi,ys!cans whu hare been intending Cunt. Amos
for tho fast Two years claim Tint he IN tho yfc-
tim Of t,lclnnchn!En nnl nervous exAltntinn und
!hAt he should hnvs bcen sent to I'LL lnsAnH usy-
tun tnpnths ago. .r-.
The tact TINT ho was dlsInhcrftHts by his lnthnr,
bishop hncs. Is aso alleged As cuuse Tor tho
loss 0f Ills reasot.
, 1881-02-09
1HISII AFFAIRS.

DAVlrI.
J.oSMy, Feb. A.--SDtna Of tho lfnmc-1eutc
members If Parliament will visit Dayitt III
urfsDtI sOOi.
ruSns Fol. THE LAND tEAarE.
brennan. a,lo uf tic frEs!l trnvcrYerx, enes
to Anprea 10 orRuliize md collect fHIstts.
Walsh Eoes to Austrnlia tor II Hike PURPOSE.
THE PROTECTION hill.
Tic Government expects thu bill fHr tho
protection Ut life n1ltl prulWr!y III ireland to
he really fur the QucGn's nsscnt by thu list
lust.
KILLED IN \ ntslTTE.
DUBLIN, Feb. s.-A murder, growing out
Of IL ialul dispute, II reported Mt Dcrrylce.
ta.tS LivtSG uN THE RITE 1Ilvoii.
SEw YoIsK, Feb. s.-1'ntrictz Eual,, Treas
rrer 1T tlla l.amt League, tetrgrap',s tEla c.!-
itor Of tho IriSh tlorll frjm 1'urIs tl1ut ho IL
III thnt city 10 lnnilltafn connection bHtwren
1re!n,ul nntt lt,,ercn. liz adds: "1relanl
il thoroughly orgaHIxesl. The people arc
resn!rtc, ul,ttnuntra, disciplined. Priests
and lay,ncf, Catholics mil Professionals, ule
MS ole. Never wns such spuctnclo III un!nn
Witnessed. Tie substantial MD constantly
waited over to lis from Dl'r kindred IN the
grcAt Republic, joiMu1 Will, thu sympathy 1T
the A'.icrica', leopIe, expresso,1 t1auuRh tic
lntlitll Of thu United Stntcs Congress. has Ill
fsc,t Into Ireland tho spirit Of llopc antl n .e-
termination to light 1T ont to the bitter cMtt,
TIL lalldlorlsm Is dead u1Ml NIL forms of
,,sl,rpntion and tyranny nro laid prostr,tr.
ltetauhle yanr exGrttolts, trttow.cauntry-
mel! Show tn tho enclny t1At tho hope Ut
our nat!nn ~ lnate it,pGris!sabla by : TINT
EreatGr lrefH1lj ncrOss tho si,.' y On receipt
of this cableEran tlse IriSh tlurtd Gal,etl a5,-
000 frn,,cs tn Egntl. ut tho Hotel Brighton, NJ
tho 1lWu lttv1li, Paris.
IN THE llDEst OF COMMONS.
Tho 1[onc Secretary saiI there WIS vrayo
null just ea,,se fur caneeling 1>ayltt's ticket
oflenye, but 1t was nut desirable to state tlla
reasons.
st:CCESHFcf. OBSTRUCTION.
III the llnrse 0f CDll,tHt,ns telAto oil tho
Coercion bill was resumed. Justin Nc
earthly navel MI adjournment ut tho de-
batc. Slr. Glaslstonu opposed, a,lt! tho
inollnn was rrjerted-s:s. III ~. A[r.
Mctge u'oved all adjournment Of tho l1ousc
Ar. Gladstone, seeing tho discrimination
IL Il further resistance, md considering
that the Speaker would shortly submit
the new rules, consented 10 iii adjournment
md tile tcbatu WINS adjourned. Mr.. 1'arnell
WIS nut present. ilo had gona To Frankfort,
where thu Land-f.eaEue funds l,ayp been it,
vested,
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forming the tinor of the drifts, and sccm to hnvr
utowu frn.n something ,ir1rptH 1r spilled on tho
krts ut the tltuc work wus In trtlErnsa III thaao
mE'lrs .tArt as',. These prpwths huyr III srt-,.
cral IHrns rasrti frn thu Hrn.,tttI rtnks weigh
SruIu IT tic rt,rka hnvo Tins fcci lifted uycr
three feet fTnl thc RrouIl. lit TIM h!Rt,r lceois,
where the Hlr " comparatively dry. tho fungi
nrc css fnEsstvb IN structure thnn ctt.w nud ART,
much ilrurr In texture. ss,int rcsetnhfc rams
h91t,* as tlloy Prov In q snIrnl or twfstnt shape,
while others. four nr five. fHot IN length and
nl"Iut tho thickness nt n brfOnl-1nttle. hang
from the cap, iEnlFmry like IT, ntnr snakes sus-
pended by tho tails. One Kind, hftrr een!lng
t'i3 stfnt OF tho thickness If pencil to the
length Of II fnot or two. appears tn hasoln; Mt
t1Lat produces Mt tito clitl h,t!t,nus mus that
hna tntne resemblance tn II t,nwGr, In n1 tho
lntinlt variety .! these underground fungi It ts
s0.nhwhnt sfrlnHe Tint not 1no WIS secf, at all
llttc thost: Rr,vng iltOn the Surface In tho light
OF dny. SnthrH In tho natt1rc Of t0Htistoois or
ANshr0OIns was found.
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FRANCE.

lfII4ANCE.
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
1'Ait1a, Feb. Sat to-tlay's Cou1iclt NJ Mill
listers tic Minister of Foreign Affairs nn-
notsIlcetl tl,at tic United Statcs tioyerrtucnt
Ind axrec,i to fraltcc's l,ropDsuf fur MI inter-
national noI,rtury cnnferelIcu this ycar Mt
Ii,rjs. ltu said tho United States consented
IN ltegolatc ,Ipot, II basts whether tn admit
tic sioub!., standard Ut Koltl and silver. In
consequence Ut tho Untctl States G0ycr,,-
nul,t's acceptance Of tho Invitation, FraMcu
will at'dress Invitations to other Powers. It
rcl,latns to ic tlccitIed whether tIe invita-
tio'Is will bo issued In tic na,nc of France
nlota or Of France and tho United States.
The lattcr t;oycrnmcnt lias selected Cons's!-
t;elcraI Walker III its representative In tho
conference.
''tfEn,ts Dr ConnurTIoN" Is tioon.
In the Chamber of Deputies, during tho
debate on VI. Sauull's Divorce ILL., tic Mill
ister Ut Justice admitted that st'ne co1lccs-
sim must be nI,t'le 10 the partisans of III
porcr, hut tlmightn II tliyorcU 'aw would H.
trolluce tho germs Of corruption. 1fc saitl he
,lGrGly expressed l.Is personal yiews.
1lEdECrt;D.
Tlle diocese bill was rejected, ,-2t1 to 90.
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Gossip About Their Success iii England
from Ono who Has Returned.

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a'u"s WV WV 1shs %
PHILADELPHIA Fan' '.-Nr' jos'l = Ctafk, u'o
weii-khown enstta!nn. MrrivGtl III this city frtfn
Eutytnntt m, Fri,fnv lnst In MI Interview yp.-
1"r,,nv ,r,t u Yin.s rr.rnrtnr IN tm,,,,vi In Tim
t,,tus WIN : s"'t' tIu'.eA ~ "'a.4'ss, ~ Wv
follo~lnf gossip concerning soH1o actoFs III ho1'
ttna;
l;iwI., uootl, tnpt]e u rrcat impression among
tho better y,.ys Of tunntre. gs,crs, mud is unycr.
snl1y acknowledged to bo tho must urtlsuu Aetdr
America has over sUnt to tho mother country,
His t,rrutrst s,lctt.ss,.s wcrn Itcgftt I,4rrhtD
NM, nr, ",,l IL, rr ~, ,,,ntn RI ,hn ,,tnvs
~. " s1,T t ~ @ s,'ar. iMS ~ n i,nSnstrs ". s nint
.aa ahensrt mr., w. nt r. fs % 9o"9M IT,, 10 ~. no! 1S
rotn ny ft''u wnx ~ rst ~ ~ 1n,smst, tr nm
hmtef'itsh tctF e. Set ~ o!nn!S ~ ll. !',',.
a nI,,. ro, w 1m,, ~ ,r.'n tast,,.', ,n,v ;nr.
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seats @ tnatt ~ mnrn % =! ,.na, @ ~ ~ ~ M
i, e I Wis ,. ~ t",ta @ r. trt. n ,I,n
Gctss VI stcts n" p. Himti. ~ ,nn,at e
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, 1881-02-09


MAM,tl, Feo. 8,--Il,o blMnIsl, Ministry
IIayu tentlarcsl tlleEr rcstKHatI0ns IN cUnsp-
qalenco Of The Kings refusal Ut III. assent to
tue bill for the, conversion Of retlecmnhle
loans of la1t' und 1850 Ut E:A. .0oo, ,o00, With
thotr deficit, Into 3 per cent stock, rcslre'na'
bio In twenty years. Tho nleasuro was r..
gnrtleA us tho llrst step Ut new financial
poItcy. 1t WAS thought III AlMIrfd tllat, us
tlle full execution Of tlIis policy woultl tnke
eighteen months, theFo would he no hope nf
Selors SaglstA ullA 3tnrtllez Ca'npos enter
!,s tlls olilee tn 1881 II tllo Klng asselatet to
tlle Introduction nj the bill. y Ii expected
TINT t;agasta will DO ut the head II tho llaw
Cabinet. The Eortes viii ho dissolved.
EEJEETEH.
MApiIp, Feb. 8.--'fl!e Spanish Chamber OF
Dep4tle. reJectetl-lta to 4i-tho motion to
>ceIlsu.p the Government fur prohibiting ball-