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Condensed Locals.
Street lamps win be lighted at TAO pm. and
eXttnQuisho0 at 3Am

Street lamps win be lighted at TAO pm. and
and circulation Of the enlarged edition of Tas
STAR on Saturday, advertisers are earnestly
requested to send I'm their orders early to In
sure insertion and proper classification. The
number OF new advertisements printed In May
Is alre ady ,965.
The alarm from box gid yesterday afternoon
street, owned by b. B. James, caused by some
boys in the alley throwing lighted matches into
q hay loft Loss about $50.
MesSrs. Thomas Adams and T, r. Windsor
who recently before Justice O'Neal, sued the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad CON-
pany for the value OF a mule, killed by being
struck K by an engine yesterday appealed the
Justice having been against them, as heretofore
stated In THE STAR.
The meeting at Temperance Tent last night
was uD0er the management OF Eureka Council,
SoDs OF JoDadao and addresses were made by
Nc ssis John Berry. 81. a. Nelson, S. c. Mills.
" M ssl !: =; W. Thompson, John Ryan, Jerry
other members OF the order; and q score OF
names were added to the pledge.
q. A. Whitaker sends the Hestmtnster Re-
Mast has a Conkling cartoon or two In Har.
pe.'s Ieeklv, June 4, received from Mohun.
A eolored woman, named Mary Jackson.
found dead infant about O'Clock this morn
ing on vacant lot between and X and Il and
1st streets southwest.
The May festival Of Union Bethel A. NE
oOuuay SCAOOl IdSt HlSut WAS Quit6 SfAuu
affair, the lads and lassies who took part In the
GROWING ofthe May queen and winding OF the
May pole acquitt1ng themselves nicely, elicit.
Ing hearty applause. Miss Matte Bowen aud
Chan1e Patterson directed the little ones. the
May queen was Florence Jones.
Isaac n. Carey was to-day reappointed by
Marshal Henry deputy marshal for the Police
Court which position he has held for the past
four years.
Mr.. C. Robinson, Jr.. has filed a bill for A.
Hyde and Il. w. Gar1ett. executors OF Ciarissa
Helss' will, against G. w. Riggs. Mamie Briggs
and others, to cOnstrue said Will and APPOINT a
Trustee to execute the trusts.
The funeral OF the promising son of DR.. w. j.
G. Duhamel-Mr. Bernard Duhamel-Who had
just attained to manhood-took place yester-
day from st. Patricks church, and was at
tended by large number OF friends and rela.
t1veS. Rev. Father Walter celebrated mass
and spoke appropriately OF the deceased, and
the remains were inferred at Mt. Oiivet.
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DRoPoeALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
TWIyE LETTER BALANCES AND MARK
ING AND RATING STAMPS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

WARRINGTON. ID O., May 8. 1885,
Sealed Proposals. viii be feceived ~ this Depart
meDt until the 14TH DAY OF JUNE, 1881, at II
Irvine. ietter Balances, and Marking and b hing
Sampe Tor the use Of the Post Ofcee 10 the Omitted
1851.
blanks for proposals and circulars stating the
1nli ipstrue tons - to manner Of bidding snd con-
ottons TO be observed by bidders. WIN be fur
niehed on application 70 the "Blank Agency, Post
omce Department. Waah:nxton, c."
ms. 2aw4w Postmaster General.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to Enos
A. Sh1pley ana Mary A. Etelin; Charles Albert
Brown ard Mary Louise WriSiey; John Hitler
and Lena NJ. Frank; Nelson Jones and Mary
Jane smith; De Lancy W. GIN and Rosa Del.
Draper; Jesse Lewis Parker and Mary Greedy;
ID. c. Grose and Hattie Estelle SmlIn; Sid 4.
OF New York City. and Mollie Whaley Moore;
Samuel Goodman and Fannie E. King; w. d.
Coleman and Mamie E. Haze |; Geo. ID. Watkins,
OF Fairfax county, Va. and Ella Edwards; John
T. Han and Lucy Dixon; George Raum and
Elizabeth NJ. Harren: Harrison W ade and Sarah
B1owp; W. s. Arnold and Eliza Adams.
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WOODWARD q L0THHoP will open Saturday
morning fine line of American lawns, wide
and handsome. at o. ana sc. yard. They are
the best bargains offered this season.
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SUMNER RESORTS.


THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
tSEw BEoAp GAUGE sourE)
Between PHILADELPHIA and aTLANTIJ CITY.
hcoW runnios fest express trsiss o, Elessnt Pas.
ssnger ooacoes and Psrlur Care. TN WHICH
THE CaARGe FOR SEAT Has BEES
hEDUcED TO IS csSIsD
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES.
Passer ge,s from Washington will take the through
n psnm OF the baltimoIe ana potoIuac L r. or
l1a n, and Obi, r 70 Phadelphia aad
ana ,k B.o ls 1r q the Phil Siinston
il ston Avenue where Union transfer coses mssa
street cars correct direct 90 Station Of The West
For tbroush iickets, bal gage 1necks and INN in
formation apply as follows: North sst cor, or lsth
H. r.. corner 9Th and sts tig Pa ave iss 81
Pa. ave-, Station Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad.
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER.
J.R. WOOD. GenT Pass'r. Agent m2i-lm
DoUBLING GAP WHITE sULPHUR AND
~ GHAlIBEATE sPRINos will open AAA
s sss y Iei Bare kaaless E.Ti M
Co, Newyil e. Cumberland ccunry, Pa ml9 2n
nor SALE Oh KXCBANGE-A fine BRICK
Il RESIDENCE at GettysSuig. pennsyI-
NsIis The house has fifteen rooms hot K.kV
and celd Va ter. gas, &c, End .sIse celar kE:s
or basement, and every convenience for q xenteel
private family: 1t is situated on corner lot about
200 feet sQusre. which is handsomely laid out with
ehsloe h3Sers grap+ vines. fEeit aud shade trees.
siSO, t1cuee A. oI1er dinxe.
IN Teyfect order. Imrediste posses.ion given
Tor PARTICULARS apply to or address 1870 street
tonthVeet ap26- Inn
RAIt.H HIT HOUSE, a
ID IREnonqTR BEAca. DELAWARE. EAv
Terms, SIS TO GA per week
SKATING Rink. Bowling Alley Billiard ana Pool
Tables attached Seod for circular
APPS 3m WALTER BURTON Pre,pr,ator
TLABENpOE HOUSE
~ Ocean End CT Virginia avenue, TN
ATLANTIC CITY, open May 2s lc:M
ml4-2m DIR. r. b LIPPISC0FT
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE-Maspiacents shade
baths, porches. stables. horees &c in. &&8
quire IA. NJ. RORRER, 500 9TH street: or IE.
address A. n. JELLY. ew Windsor, Nd apl7-Sm
AMTISEMENT
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y SUMMER PRICEs:!
MRS. M. J. HUNT.
62l AND 623 STREET NORTHWEST,
greatly reduced prices. Special bargains AIMS IN
large variety, Of Paris irimmed Bonnets are
now being offered, along with Others of our own
ture. mol
III AND OTHER TRIMMINGS. 60, lower than
ever; For short time only win sei the above
beautiful designs At Is per sent discount from ny
1 Rrsss Of ~ an oa ze
Der Goods. all kinds At l1K per q It discount: I
I'm ct * selling these goods low but IS
in order to reduce stock, make the above discount
on the goods named.
Briggs h Co.'s Transfer Papers, In two colors,
every 1msginabe design fSr al kinds Of Braiding
for Stamping eyer invented. The designs win not
ing besides, this process makes Clearer aud bet
ter impression than any other.
4. b. SCHOFTELD.
1888 9TH stress northwest.
MRS. ANNIE JEFFRrRa,
TIL, 21Ss PEsSsYLvANIa AVE NORTHWEST.
Inc Inc west En . Fancy Dry Goods ana Millinery
\: B The Kensington Stitch taught hera mig
DOUGLASS.
NINTH STREET. p.n.s5 81 CLOUD BUILDING.
Latest novelties, including the
"MERCkDES" and "SQUARE PARAgOL."
In al the Newest Designs and Oolors,
In Cotton. t di,ss THREAD and sill.
Our Corset Department u very large ana COM
plete Over 60 styles, including every desirable
maze. CORsETs MADE TO ORDER.
DOMESTIC FASHIONS.
DoUolAsS',
NINTH STREET,
sp16 ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
hTME. WASHINGTON,
M FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE,
III Penna. ave.,
Dresses, Suits. Costumes. Oloaks, TO, made In
superior style at short notice. Ladies' can have
Dresses Out and Basted. and perfect At guaran-
iced apps
7 .ADIED SHOES.
For 60 day. shall orer my entire stock Of WIN.
DIsGoUNT OF TEN PKR GENT.
JAZZ III. VERMILYA.
febl3 $40 Ninth st., OPP. Patent Ofsoa.
uANDsOME. NEW. AND ORIGINAL
II ANDs0ME. NEW. AID ORIGINAL
ILLUSTRATED PICTURE CARDS GIVEN TO
EVERY PURCHASER OF HIGGINS GERMAN
LAUNDRY SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. ms-eolm
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TEE COMFORT OF THE LITTLE ONES Is assured
for the hot weather. IL you tit them out at the
Boys Clot hing House OF b. Robinson & Co.. 800
PeInSy lvaDla avenue, where the assortment Is
immense. The styles, ut and quality OF the
garments there sold is pronounced by every
one to be par excellence, and as further con-
yincipg proof OF such fact call and examine the
assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
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Terrible LOSS of Life.
MILLIONS OF rats, mice. cats, bed bugs reaches,
lose their lives by collision with though on
Rats" Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. tn
"AIdsrney Dairy Wagons"
FTe6n Attorney butter churned every morn
ing. and delivered In klbs "Ward" prints, $50
per 10. ALSO, cottage cheese, buttermiK and
sweet milk &C. per ct, Cream. 10c. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-26

IHE u. Z. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY met last
night at German Hall, on 18th street, the pre-
ident, Mr.. John Saul, In the chair, and Mr.. w.
Gil ingram secretary. Mr.. j. T. G. Clark from
the committee appointed at the last meeting TO
walt upon the District Commissioners In refer
eEee 10 the vandalism upon MOWERS and shrub
beIy IN public and private parks made a reDo t,
stating that the Commissioners had taken
great interest In what the committee
represented 10 them, and had In con5e-
CUT nee caused an order to be issued
TO the police 10 arrest and punish depredaror5
Col. Curtis announced the death OF their second
vice president, Mr.. z. NJ. P. King, and resolu-
tion was adopted expressing regret at the loss
the society and family OF deceased had sus-
tanned by his death. Mr.. 81. L. Prince was
elected secord vice president In place of Mr..
King, deceased. 4 discussion took place on the
announcement that there were persons going
around in this city representing themselves az
agents for northern houses, ard Offering to sell
seeos arc cuttings OF extraordinary plants
anu fruits. one had represented himself as
agent for rose eight inches In diameter,
and OF grapes three inches In diameter-aS
large as q good sized peach. Mr.. Thomas w.
Fowler reao an Interesting essay on The "culti-
walton OF pot plants by amateurs" and dis
cussiC n followed by Prof. Saunders Col. Curtis
and MIR. GloIius. The display OF flowers at
this meeting exceeded any display ever VIII
messed at the meetings OF the society, and en-
braced great variety OF hot house and spring
blooming flowers.
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DRCPOsALS FOB FUEL.
o. &. MARINE CoRPs,
QUARTERMAsTEh's OFFICE, 7

U g
QUARTERMAsTEa's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. ID. O., May 18th. 1851.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate vii bs received &C
this office until IL O'Clock noon. on THURSDAY,
the Esd day Of June next, for supplying Wood and
Coal 10 lbe United efatee Maripes 1T one or more
Of the following stations from the LIST July, 1881
TO SOth OF June, 1882: Portsmouth n: h. Charles
League Island. Pa Washington. ID. O Annapo-
lis Nd. Gosport. near Norfolk. Va. Mare Island.
Cal., snd Pensacola. Fla.
epecifcstioIs Withdraw proposals. can be OBJ
tanned upon application 1T any If The Stations
MakhiI oD, d. O. aud Assistant 2uartermassers
226 south Atm street Phiadephta, Pa
Proposals should be tnoorsed ''ProPosAs Tor
Fuel aud add ressed 10 the undersigDed-
' W Is. SLACK.
mle.lav4v Msj ,r and Quartermaster.
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CLAHEMDDn M3TE1s RaAA
VIII open for the reception etgHe 2ali "a: u
!. with improvemenM and neks SE5lGtosi
Ed P. Harris. Of wilseI1 spn.
and Hotel Brighton, Cone9 kdse-
kan. proprietor Owen Hd11e bseet
WakbiBgtCu. 3720
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Burnett's C0cOane.
THE BEST OF ALL HAIR Dressings.
1t allays irritation, removes all tendency tt
dandrun. and tnvigorates the action OF the
caplllaries In the highest degree, thus pro
noting vigorous ana healthy growth OF hair
It's effect upon the gloss1ness and richness o.
the hair is such as cannot be surpassed.
BUhkETT'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS are the best
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TIME GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL viii be
IL opened for the SUNNI er on May 18th. a
on account OF the great number Of people ~:
to witness the Decoration Ceremonies In the Ma
honal Cemetery. MAY SOth. by the President.
win be present. The B. 3 z. R.R. connects In
Union depot. Baltimore, with W. n. B. B., carry
ing passengers through without change.
For descriptive circulars, with terms, &C., ad-
dress II. YINGLING. Proprietor.
n7-SW Gettysburg, Pa.
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ARREST OF STREET CKIERs.-The order issued
oy Major Brock yesterday, by direction or the
District Commissioners to the police for the
arrest and punishment OF the street arabs who
cry their fruits, vegetables, &C.. for sale, has
gone into effect, and seven arrests have been
made by Officers OF the fifth precinct. all the
arrested were held for hearing In the Police
Court, with the exception OF Jas. g. Sinclair,
Wnom Lieut.. Arnold dismissed by Order OF D.S-
ulct commissioner Morgan.
ATTACKED WITH HEART DISEASE IN THE
SahhHI..Last night Onicer Sicily found man
Aa1Su august Beck at the corner of 80 street
anu Snnsy lvania avenue northwest, suffering
IIoiu neaft olsease. He was taken into d. r.
messing oiug store. and DR.. Ball was called
~ anu spent ABOUT Two hours In relieving him
from Ills Distress, and he was afterWard CON
veyed 70 the Soldiers Home In the police am
bulance This Is the third ums ia 80 MANY
montnS mat tnis unfortunate man has been
the wonder Is that his friends permit him to 20
ABOUT unattended. e~
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HAMga0ME: NEW, AND ORIGINAL
Il ANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL
HANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL.
ILLUSTRATED PICTURE CARDS GIVEN TO
EVERY PURCHASER OF HIGGINS GERMAN
LAUNDRY SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM ms-eolm
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FUSsELL'S ice cream.

LOOK AT THE EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS offered
at Nj. Augt nstein S National Auction House, ST.
9Th street northwest; two days only. Chamber
sets, sny color, sl.35, worth 81: three-Q1alt
pitchers, stone china, Csc, worth 50c.; block
tin pans, &C., worth csc; two feather busters,
&C., worth 15c.; drinking cups. &c.. worth 10c
Spanish bowls, 22c, worth 60c. Don't forget
lame and number.
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THE PARK HOTEL. AaA
IL WILL1AMsPORT, Pa, TsN
% to $l5 per week. lksEH
The Hotel and surroun dinss are very attracti 70.
Grounds handsomely laid out with flowers and
fountains, shaded by grand old forest oaks-do-
meeticated deer sdd to their beauty. cooler and
pyettier home for the hot months, cannot be found
an abundant supply Of the farm produce. combined
with . Liberal management makes the Park Hotei
or on your journey to Niagara Falls or Saratoga.
per y. O. r, W., break your trip at Wilhamsport.
m10-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
BUTTS FINE SHOES.
GUINNIP. DAY A CO..
$40, S22 aud s2a sevsssh e.,
WILL OPEN FULL LINRoF
EDWIN c. BURTs
FINE LADIES' AND MISSES
SHOES, CATERS, SaNDALS,ErC
ON MONDAY,
IN CUR sHoE DEPARTMENT
tStote No. SID,
EMBRACING AMONG 9TH. RI. THE FOLLOW
ING VARIETIES:
PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON,
coRso GOAT. vAMP.
KID FOX. SERGE,
CHILpRKN's AMkRIoAs BID. BUTTON.
SPRING III ELS.
FRENCH STRAIGHT GOAT KID.
LADIES' CURSE KID.
KID OPERA SANDALS. FRENCH HEELS;
CLOTH. KID FoXED BUTTON CATERS;
KID OPERA SLIPPERS;
PlNAfCRE AND LUCHEsS SLIPPERS;
PRINCE ALBERT SANDALS,
NEWPORT TIES;
KIp AND BEBLIN SANDALS.
THESE ARE SUPERIOR GOODS AND WILL BE
OFFERED VERY Low.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
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Col s. Fl. TAYLOR, Waship gton, Ind, warmly
Endorses 81. Jacobs on Tor rheumatism.
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ROPOsAIs FOR STATIONERY.

POfT OFFICE DEPAhTMENT, I
WARRINGTON. ID. May 8. 1851. 4
Beaed Proposals viii be received Of this Depart
mtnt untll IL O'Clock N. on THURSDAY. JUNE 10,
1881, for furnishing Stationery for the Post Once
Depsrtu ent. for one year from July I, 1881.
Blank forms OF proposals N. showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circu-
TO this DEPARTMENT.
Proposals should be addressed 20 the First AS
eistant Postmaster General aud Endorsed .Propo-
Gals for taionery." THOMAS l.. JAMES.
ms 2swfv Postmaster General.
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BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
fe12-eo Sole Propriet0rs. Baltlmore, Md.
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MAKE NO MIsTANE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE
- 600 Pennsylvania avenue.
kkCtiNtD All LOAD OF SHOES FROM
- BaNbkUPr SALE IN Sew YORK
1EE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED
in WASHINGTON.
Ladies Hsnd made S-strap Sandals. nc 90
iePN flEe hld Op 6lpIer..---- ...... .O0
L1cier' fibe KID Button Boo.s ............, l. so
L.o!ss Hand sesed Kid Boots ca 80 70 &. s.
Ian lbs sBOts or ALL Kinds.
k.ssss' selid button .hoes. 90 10 ACC
MISSES FINE KID sH0Es.
ChIcreut Feb Button solid 70 lo....... .s5c.
CHILDRFN'S GoOD SPRING HEELS.
one hundred styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes. 81
prices from. ........... -. -. a 10 as s.
ONE rhICE.
apps GEO MCCARTHY.
, 1881-07-18

that WcSllAli received Ills satnl hllot az tt'e
end Of .tlla car and rolled or" Conductor
SoNtllworth says that lot'n passenger III the
sleeper ur tn tfle two c0actles WIS t'ttsrfafed
With, anu tho robbers did not el!!or thaso
+, cars ut all. 'Tlla, rohbers evidently boarded
tic train at Winston, iirHt' displaced tic en-
glnecr atlu fireman by knocking them oil tho
locomotive, 1.-two OF lloit own, u.e,l III
charge, a.ld tiaon did their work as described.
i stonelnason res!llug at Wllton,; WHO
boarded tie tfalh at Calnoron." was shot and
killed us !le stood on the platform of tho first
coach next to tho smoker. :. uc must have
been u,tstukan tor tho conductoFs -. -
Superintendent Kimba!l, 0f lae 1soek island
Road, otlers reward Of 81, ,ooo for Tho arrest
a1d conviction, ot tue sinkleader OF the gang.
nEtLEp THAT. TflE7 nonHERA WE'RE rRoFEa-
- -" - - sloNAfH. s.s"'' .,':s ~
Tho generally-accspted theory. out OH thu
roasl Is that the sohbers were professionals.
une OF them the tallsst ole) WIS seeR IL,
Cameron allt day. yesterday, md could oc
identified by several people. Afen who have
bee,l searching tor the robbers to-day found
wl,ura they. had sthelr' Aorses tied IN tho
woods, al.d sayt that ln. their hurry to get
! away they ,4!4* y 0t nnlla them, but cut the
hnlturs and LETT THO III hanging to the trees.
-. = - 80. coapurroll IAtlEs 'WIIArT,
of tue lsook lsland. WHO arrived this morning,
sStl ssSntglnser of lid liltatsd trais, Who said that,
/ tlon, tho bv!i, Was pulled, alld 10 stoppea The
train, On looking AROUND h3 saw two peil peil
wl' s esays sex9ss5s g.ttpF %o Se ae saia eSs
la pa 1 Sa &c taFotts cssr ~ os at aa4 r awas ~
tho train went. Hi alsq put The light out,
tot ts e coMm7nefo b7n, t y fHa s ra
, 1881-07-18
FOREIGN. ,,
PRESIDENT 0ANFlELD's CONDITION,

1jkF4t CaA1sf
LONDON. July la-The English newspa-
pcrs llaye ecasctl publishing long dispatches
about Tie attempted assassination, hut tho
Presidents progress Is still watched From
this sltia with psufullnl soltctttidv. Bulletins
nre transmitted twice aud thrice tlatly. Tho
calls III tie .Auleriuan Legation aru still I'LL
lncrons, although confidence Ut ultimate tc.
cuyegy I,as tAken tile place Ut nnxfuty.
No week during this session l'as witnessed
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT ON THE FART or
,rJtE liIIRlt
members. Not conteut with series OF stud
te.l itlsltlts To Secretary Furster, the La,.d-
,Leagurrs ngain resortctlt to systclMattc
obstruction, n,ld wl,en Mr.. Gladstone
on ! Thursday night announced
the resolve ].of tho Government to tnlse
n yQto Oh tho emigration clause TINT Night
the 1risi, fury found vent III spiteful abuse
OF Mr. Glnslstonc. Tllls brought fOrth T.
stern rebuke from Mr Bright, fol-
lowed by frush brutalttlcs agal,lst 6ce-
retary Forster, ending with, ton lnlr-
utes' speech from Alr. Gladstone, which
those who heard 1t say was neyor
surpassed Tor. glowing Indignation. 1t tho
IArnel faction caEud for anything they
might taka warning froll tho nn!tetl 6eltl,
1nent OF the llUusp, onforcedi BY Il decla-
1utIon OF their ln0st Radical aila nearly lust
friend alnu,,g. tho En9lfsll members, 1lr.
CollIuxs, who denounced the proceedings OF
Messrs. Blggar, llealy, and O'Connor as ex-
cee4ing all bounds, and heartIly supported
the Government. =
:: THIS RENEWAL or 1nIau OBSTRUCTION,
Lord Randolph Churchill aldtng, has upset
calculations about tho speedy = passage
OF tho bill. In the House Of .c0lnmons,
aud confirms the beItet that there Is
no cllaMc0 Of !; this session. = sndlng
much before September. Mr. GIadstonc now
hopes that tila bill will get through tho
Committee OH Wednesday, assuming that the
I,lsli defeat IL 80 comp!ate aAd 'RnoM!nlous
that further nagg!ng tr0ln that quarter Is tnl-
probable. Msssrs. llealy t.ha Higsar naf-
row!y escaped ,uan,llig q thIrl tine. iAyvlY-
lug suspension for lle rotnatRder Ut tho ses-
sion. Tho Land.LeaKus Journals profess to
explain their hostility to the emigration
CLAUSE on the grol,ld that the Englisl. arv
seeklns to depopulates ireland, . 'fha 1FlslI
msmbers privately consider that tho !lnlit.'
tiou ut tbs sun expended to u, 00o, 0W reu-
detg the clause almost fnoparatlye, ~ ~ -, -
! THE MOST RADICAL orTHE l4sisH JOURNALS
dsnonnee tho stories sent by sabsa to the
New York Feu1Rn organ Of an .nulsuent ~
bel!ion aa brazenly audacio4s !y.ug. Mr,
Redpath mildly observed > ntf q recent
meeting that II arrested 20 Eng !lsls
| AphleMaA could Q19sa &1a Alssiaslpp!
, 1881-07-18
CYCLONE.
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TEnm1lLE DEVASTATION At Ns:'y utsi, M1NN.

rEamnLE DEVASTATION At NEw:ul,'. N1SS.
spsetat p!'eatt! to, a: Gatsaeo Tribune.
1T. fAuL' Jnly !e.-4ata!!lgehee nna peell
received Of q ters!blo tornado w!llol' !oyas';
tated tue beautiful city OF new uin', Mll1!.,;
lust Night, boart!lk aeatn anu aostr"ct1oh ~
It's ruth. The !ll.fatea city u Situated on tho
,rlgilt bal'k Ut tho Minnesota lsiyor and on,
tic W!nona d bt, Peter Nallroad. 'r;lt
h.. the county seat Of. Brown : ,Eoull"
y, aud contained $500 Inhabitants;
1t : continued. n largo humber Ut mo
buildings, glaonx them two nills, I've pub,
llo scIsools, two acadellles. three churches,
, 1881-07-18

'uAuIN0 AND sNLOQnY 0PEnATi0N6i on 4
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:>;. spsttas 1ssa.<A to ~ CAla.ao 1faanas,
=, DAVENPORT, Ia, July ic.--Qne pf' tho eye
witnesses Of the ,vohhary Of the Chicago,
Rock Island + Pacific PASSENGER trail. last
nlght was III. OIL Murray, the express
messenger. Hs came ID On his regular run
at. II O'Clock this morning, looking good
deal thS weIse tor his encounter With the