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, 1883-11-17
County Connis,ioHers' Fro.tediax-.
ToUlIE D1T.

In the matter o. tie appointment Of con''s-
bic for Nslia Walis precinct, c. 2 LiveFlaore
IL hereby appointed a. constable for aid pre-
cipct to act until his saooesso= i daly elected
In the matter oi Ii. c0rurs-'s report; read
.ad approved.
The following bills were read and approved
e. L Eassel,iut. road work. Slij Geo. SnHi.S'
hack hire, g; Hospitai, for insane SD; ID.
A Whitney, siieE al, $j-L52; Sam Lesser :
boxes. 81; John IL. Snook. ,, airz, 30; leo.
S.aTrett, si3; ". ?. E5szer, viewer, 81 j. H.
I ,yod, viewer. 9; Aps2s NcKay, gicwer, 3;
,. Wichershsln, labor, s4a.I', Nm. q. CLi-
len, hardware, <: John WIgkeTshsm, !sbo-,
S7g.G. L. ". Sn..l, hacl, hir-, SO; hHnbAA
& Son. stationery. IS -: James 81 Kennedy,
work, Sl7-9: :. J BuTEer, work, 81; }. NJ.
McFarlsrd, w1rk, sln1JG; c, Il. HUBERT
hauiing wood. 50: II. f. kcyi0r. 50; J. -.
Lsu.n, s53; u. Y. Clazzon, 81 %; +. =.
Adams, go; G. Andrews. - -; II. ID. Chap
msa, ~. 80; o. /. Co S2G; :. J. Parker,
s58 50; T. s. Mabry. SS.75: K Gu;chsft,
sol %: J. b Thompson, So; T. the matter
d E.adolIt Hesszy- D.. Bai.ck, $40; Dr.
Nancy, SO; Dr. Alb4n, so; Marsha! Kobir'
son, 8; Mrs. u sseJ, S2; M.s- Hes=ey, So ).
B. T'hcu.p-oa, s. 50; r GulchsTi. =; Sine
Bro's. 81. q; }. B. Lewis S'2.5@: !. ii. Brock,
tI33; 7. :. Eeeley. So; O.. F-ckens, .;
Bonj..ria ( Johnson, 595l; Z. r, Loeh-,
s:yl-O; Ecle..worth x Luz. sS.ci'
S-AeliwortL 4. Lax >,si': Wall
walla Wste. c.. $50; !, NJ Shocks,
s7s3; P!a5.s ( Mckay, S-GD; ). i. TaomP,
for. SG7o.65; g4s BIZ, $3.50; {. ?, Kraft,
s9l.s5: u. n. Ho2e * c., 81: C. Cum
miBgs. $50; + N. Brsuiar, s,.52' ialeone'
L Pr.ther, $40; 4. L. f.sS.srsJn, $50
L. l. NooIo1y. SO; BE. fi.theFz, 80
Ava Blr4ctte, 81; !. Cay, =; fr-t1rF' =
". Lady, -: III K-'tu, g; ODonSeil &
Johnson. 81 IS. 4. u. 9s,aItay, 81. %
Wsncck i Suo.I, -, Johnson X Hsrf'h,
sJ6S
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Important to Newspaper srbser.eer.,

N,av Of :he STATESMAN subscribers have
AsSod whst Is to le ioLe IL c-se 5 rewsEs-
p,oe. Is sent 70 them without Ehsir having
.abscr.oed :u- It, Tsey say that ;Aey hsve
besa receiving papers TIA: they have no.
ordered ani DO .. wsnt. IN e-ses Of tbs
k.n., the Ualy thing - dc Is 70 ra:-se to
take i. ort ., the Po-:-othssS- an retrra It
vhea passed ogt,
, 1883-11-17
G'Dcanri,'> Case.

Gcnelsi Roger \. P5yer, oboEael!'- :
American counsel. says TIE tr.si w!h occuF
IL Nu,e,rbrr. and - all lss. TWO - th:ee
d,ys." With such an array Of l-ayers as
ODouuen ha>, It would Be good despatch II
,uch trial IN tnis couatry wss finished an.
der tive weeks Have not the English Law
y.r. learned t.'s ar, Of digging chuck holes
for The ~L,e,s oi justice 70 drup Ia:o AID
stick
, 1883-11-17
luofser Tragedy.

Tits morning, As some Eaen we're passing
hy hsys,ack ~ field owned by Squire
Hs.sr, 4boa; i've m'es from the city found
4 man bsSly tu.ne win his thea: cnt trom
e,r 70 esr. The news was trough: 10 town
Immediately, and II. Keylar went out to
ascertain ths true state Of ST .irs and inves,
tiEs,e ;be mystery.
, 1883-11-17
Row les.

The question How lonsis it tecessAry
q kes2 caildfeD away ir-sG school sitter a.
Infections disease - E.s answered s,ne time
.la,s " the Academy a. Nsliciae. Paris
With scarlet i-vsr. G.gh-aes.a, measles. aad
sras,.-poE, Is l4:sca i - he main'sinsd for
forty d-ys. CtiskeE-HaH su5 lnuups lose
rh,i. contagious Pa'rs. zi'eJ sTsuty-iFe
isvs
, 1883-11-17

p5a't judge d ialu l. III family re.sii'n''
l5r Gil. Je'oncc3 - = good i,mjiy
Dent !liI- 4 m.u hY lie I,'he' he
wca,s; GDt made aav an tn taller the
Other.
Don't Judge man by Lis speech. for a
as..o, taiss. aai the tongue Is brt All IL
r.r4mcat Ci sound.
Don't Judge mln by ms isiluscs III life.
ior many a a.a1 iails because be ID too non
est - succeed
, 1883-11-17
IaFdcT.

Ananc.ilsi ''It&lizn fe,s sacs All nor
tally wounded rlAz with ssoE b Ta- P,.y.
ing cards, r.eSr PGllnaa. lie di3 &c. Ike ths
way the rnAa played and tcllo sci up ais ehiec-
,ionsby shooting him 2ni he eIrirei ;te usNt
rsc-zirs. siE. Poser went = pursuit u tSe
Murderer and captured him =: Nir. Russell .
MAG. IN ressiu1S1's EriloE. Garfield county.
, 1883-11-17
Homeopathic Pharmacy,
o. uerr,saa ST.. Portland oregon.

WE TAKE LEAsURE IN AN
w rouneins To tie public Of Walla Ha..A
and vicinity that q frst-cinss Homeopathic
Pharmacy has been opened At Portland; We
keep on hand complete .ssortn,snt OF Fa,nhy
homeopathic Boois and Medicine Chesta at
San Francisco prices. ,
Oar ~ % case mailed free on recsipt OF
price, oaght to be in every family for emer
sencies. Oar Homeopathic Coush and Group
Syrup is the best remedy for oolds, coughs and
Group. price 80 ctr. and 81 On. Send for our
Family Homeopathic Asis.sat Containing
practical notes on bomnopsthic treatment,
nrio, Iist of r,edicines family book u cases
mailed free to any sdires. P. 0. Box 6s-
mcCw3n-iIm-eoi
, 1883-11-17
A Big >icrE.

An slmos; incredible story come, irrn
Box.ou. Have back > c.led a h.ckuar
10 n0v zrr;vsl At r,ilroa; s;.ties. Yes
i Is rSizs, ~sS tie rzeeiess answer. ''Wsl
60, i; dsn', rain, skid he haekman, dissp.
se:nssdiy sarnins AWAY III oaiy dras,es.
, 1883-11-17
DR. LIEBiG e: e: sE:.s s...s,.:. s'.. ca. =

to-N ~ y E'S ~ kksAA
~ successfully Of nomsopA-
thy every form Of special or
chronic disease without mer-
cury o. nauseous drugx Dr.
Lietis's Invisorator Is g posi-
tive and permAnsat cure for
seminal weakness. nervous md
physical debility, lost man-
hood, vital exhaustion, and oil
the terrible results Of abused
nature, exec ) We and youthful
follies. The doctor viii agree
in writing to ,,rfeit $1,000 for
"a case that 4 undertakes and
fails TO cure. The reason thou
sands cannot cured Of Sem
inal weskness and the above
diseaso. d Vw ng to . e0nplie.-
ton called Proc. atorrheA, which
requires a special remedy DR..
iebig's Invisorator, No. Z, l. .
specific cure for Prostatorrhea.
Price Of either Invigorator, e
per bottle, or 6 bottles for SO.
Sent to any sddrcas securely
coyeredfrom observation. Sem.
inxl weakness and proetAtorr-
hsa drAin vitality from the
, 1883-11-17
ENcLIsn REMEDY

Il . never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Ex hausted ! Vitality,
Sc u.inAl weakness,
SperwA.orrhna, LosI
Afsr Hood Impoten-
cy, Paralysis rrcstA-
torrheA and AL the
terrible effects OF
SeH-Abuse. youthful
follies, and exeesses
:, -~Svn.r yAara
, 1883-11-17

.,,ch n Loes Of Memory, Laszitode, NocturnAi
Em;-.;ons. Aversion 70 society, Dimness OF
V;.;on. Noises in the head; the vital fund
n.s.inr unobserved in the urine, and many
p.her diseases thst lead TO insanity and death.
DR.. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun,
5r~d Dollars for q case of this kind the Vital
RESTORATIVE r. tunjer his special sdyice and treat
nasntl viii not cure, OF for anything impure OF
;n;ur;ous found in il DIR. Mintis treats AL
PIv.te Diseases successfully without mercury.
ConsuIt.tion Free Thorough examination
Ard advice. including analysis Of urine, . W
Pr;ce Of Vital Restorative. s. 90 = bottle, OF
four times the quantity, SO 90; sent TO any
address upon receipt of price, or q. U. D., Sc:
cure from observation, and IN pIIEase name
, 1883-11-17

WALLA WALLA, w. T., June l, 1888.
Mr.. H. Williams:
DEAR SIR,-We, the citizens Of Walla
Walla. rhsve used your X Y \ Horse Medi.
cine, Xxx Condition Powders, and Col
lar Gan and Hosf Ointment for the last three
wears, aud have found the above remedies
superior TO any horse medicines we have
ever used. And recommend them to cur
friends,
CHARLES LEE. California Stable.
THOMAS TIERyHY, Livery Stable.
GRAHAM Soss, Wsston.
C. o. HUBBARD, Livery Stables,
Weston
, 1883-11-17
PAssESCER FARES:

Between waIla Wala and San Franciscc
ln class, 81; I'd ciass, 81
Between WaIlA WalA Add Portland. -Sl4 0e
- The DAllss 8 90
, 1883-11-17

body and canRe numoloub uboscos saSs
ordirarv medical treatment. II allowed 70
continue. tie unnsturel loss atfects the vitAl
,rpsn,- which causes destroying difeases.
Cep,umption. diabetes, Bnght's disease, tann'
dior insanity. etc EIcesses, non Abuse,
inhrrited weakness, mslnutr;tion, spinal and
cerebral complaints bring On tho above fAtal
disea.os. Debility and seminal weakness. OBJ,
struct the IMPORTANT and necessary ACTS OF nie
and their enjoymentA. Curus guaranteed
Diseases Of the eenito urinary organs, kidneya
liver and bladder specially. The many com
,laints and diseases Of women speedily cured
Consultation nj Office or BY letter, tree >cd e"n
Dental.
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES can arrange
PAYMENTS in the same manner ~ they wonie
employ their family physician. SThlCl'
EST SECRESY MAINTAINED.
ONE BOTTLE FREE
Regular s;ze bottle of either Invigor.tor sent
free to show thu wonderful properties OF th'
creates. inviscrator known 20 modern sciep
lists. State symptoms, age, II married, etc.
ORDINARY CASES.
Auy recen. casa Of Special or Private Dh
ease cured for $40. Remedies sufficient !.
cure viii be promptly sent with full directions
and advice OF. receipt Of $40. All packages
: crrrely covered frum observation.
Call or address Dr.. I1isbig & Co.. No 40
Geary..Ss corner Mason. Ssn Francisco CAi
Prisste entrance a15 Msson street.
, 1883-11-17
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sen. on application by letter, stating symp-
toms. sex and age. Communications strictly
confidential.
II Kearney Street. San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephrercum,
cures al kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, GonorrhJa, elect, Leucorrhea For
sale By all druggists 81 % bottle, SIX potties
for IS 90.
DR.. Mintie's Dandelion Pills. Are the best
sud cheapesl Dyspepsia and Bilious cure In
market. For sale by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis L Co. Portland. wholesale agents. Ally
All orders tor medicine C. o. ID. must be
accompanied with 8, as guarantee OF good
faith, winch VII be deducted when the pack
age is shipped.
, 1883-11-17
Trans-C Continental Short Line.

For through tickets, tir.e tables and full in
formation spply ~ W. B. CUgTis, Ticket
Agent Oregon Railway & Navigation Com-
psny, WAlla Wsila, or te any Coupon Ticket
Agent ON thi. eoatt
5. s. MERRILL, General Manager,
A. V. II. CARPENTER,
Gen. PAS. ,,d Ticket Ageat
v. H. DIXoE, Gen. y. ", Pass. Agt,
81. Paul, Minn.
y. II. MAksHALL, Trav. Psss. Agent,
nol-.f Portland, Oregon.
, 1883-11-17
SHORT LINE

From al points in the Pacific Northwest to
Chicago and al points in the Eastern and
Southern States. l: is the only line running
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between ST.
Louis and Chicago. via Milwsukee-
II is the only line under one mana cement
between st. Paul and Chicago, and OWLS three
separate and distinc. lines bstween those
points, thus giving passengers Il choice OF three
routes, paRing through the most fertile, popu.
lous and picturesque sections Of Minnesota,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. 1t runs the
finest dining cars in the world, and no effort is
spared TO secure the comfort of its patrons.
No change Of cars Of any class between St.
Paul and Chicago, and but one change from
Portland, which Is made in st. Paul in grand
Union Depot occupied jointly with the North
EN- Pacific E. Il.
Ee sure your tickets read via Chicago, Mil,
eaukes L 81. Paul Railway, and secure tht
advantages only offered bv this great
, 1883-11-17
Freishs Rasss Bound.

Freight Raiss-Nest Bound.
From WAlla Walls to Portland In 10 .on lo.e.
Flour and asr seed, per 100 fbs. 4
Wheat, oats and barley sy....--.-... A
Wool in sacks, dry hides and pelts. l 2
Green hide, pelts and tallow ow......... C
Rates on merchandise between WAllA Walls
and Portland vAry, according to ol sssifcation
of same, from 81 70 to 81 Il peg 100 pounds.
c. n. PREsC0T1'
Manager
JOHN nIlS
superintendent Of lfafle
A. L. Stokes, Asst. Sup.. Traffic.
, 1883-11-17
O. r. & N. co.

nASSENGER TRAIN isave. WAls " ala
for al points ves. at 52p A. 4, every
eKcspt Sunday.
DASSENGER trains leave AibinA oppo-
its Portland, n 90 \ \. daily teIcspt
sunday arriving 1t wAlls Wslls At ssS5 P. y
ocean Divtsisa.
ON and after April Lat, 1858. ooeen stsAm.
~ or, viii sa;i from San Francisco and Port
land every three days, leaving Spear street
wharf, San Francisco, At 1890 A. L., and Aims
worth deck, Portland, st midnight.
Passengers for Arsworth, Cheney and
Spokane Falls change cars st Waiuls juno
ton.
, 1883-11-17
SN-EiriS, 0;oA THIS GREa

THIS G K L 4 7
Strengthening Rem
edy and Nerve Tonic
il the legitimate re-
suit Of over % years
of prsctical exper-
| enee, ard cures with
unfailins certainty
Nervous aud Physi
csl Debility, Seraina
" eaSness, Speruls-
, 1883-11-17


rhGa. Emissions, Impo.ency, Exhausted vi.
ta.ity. Premature Decline and Loss of Msn.
hood. in al i;s cOmplirA,iurs, snd from what
ever csrlSs ProiGcei Ii sDricheS and puriiies
the blood; strengthens the nerves, brain, mus
c-ss. digestion, reproductive organs, and PHYS
;C-al ali Elscrai iscu;tiea II stops any un-
nl:lr.-. 6sonitstins drain upon tie sy..eu.
Q7sye1tirg involuntary Losses. debilicating
:re..:ns, seminal losses with the urine, etc, 50
destructive - mind and body. Il is sure
e.--2ina.or q sl Kidney and Bladder Com.
I.ia,-ts. Il CONTAINS No injurious Ingredients
70 shoss suffering rrcm the effects c.
ro--htGl lnd;scretions OF exces-es, = Speedy
:ii1so;-r;A and permanent erre Is guaranteed.
Froe, = 80 Fer bottle; o. fse bottles 10 case
with tCl directions and advice. $40. Sen; Sc
cure fron observation to saJ address upon re-
ocIpt Of IGice, CT c. .. d. To be bad only Of
DE- c. D. SALEIELD,
gl6 kearny street, San Frxnciscc, Cal.
Consultations strictly confidential, by letter
cr at otsce, tree. For the convenience Of
patients, and in order IN insure psrfec: secrecy,
!ave saop,ei 3 private address, under which
a. packages are forwarded
, 1883-11-17
". W. BRANCH.

Trains vii leave WADa WAlls daily at 10 =.
n Tor Milton and Blue Mountain Station.
, 1883-11-17

Leave ias Rs''l'nd xo.S Tue " ''jrha FIJI Sat
, 1883-11-17
TRIAL BOTTLE FRFE

sutsGsr: 70 show r. merit, VII be seu: to any
ore spp.ying by letter. stating his symptoms
Gni sse. Conmunication. strictly cont
dea.Lst sei+dxt
National Republican., 1883-03-26
An English MISUNDERSTANDING.

In speaking of tho irritation excited in
England by the tone of the American press
in regard to Irish affairs, Assistant secre-
tary Davis portinently mentions that Eng
lishmen are incapable of understanding
the freedom of tho press as IL prevails
in America. Nothing is more astonish-
ing to tho English press than the propen
sity to joke on all subjects which is the pre-.
rogative of American newspapers. They can
comprehend attacking man with invective,
but the good-natured chat bestowed upon our
public mon, the incessent quizzing of public
measures, the mock gravity of American
humor, which Is distinctive characteristic,
arc mysteries to English readers. Archibald
Forbes mentions how rigorous English
newspapers are in sitting their news-a
practice which is too much neglected on this
side of the water, but which subjects English
newspapers to n good deal of solemn humbug
DIR. w. IL. Russell tells about being once sent
by the Times to Dublin to write up some sup
posed disturbances While there he fell in
with n Importer of the Standard on the same
errand. They compared notes, and concluded
there was nothing in it, but so piggishly OBJ.
stinate were their chiefs in regard to the
authenticity Of their news that if they re.
turned without any further facts il would be
set down to laginess and incompetence So
the two scribes sitting opposite one another
at table, chewed their pencils and gazed
gloomily into each others faces. Then a
bright idea struck them. They concocted a
villainOus Irish plot, giving every detail.
Then they elaborately refuted it, They sent
the report OF bywire. II was published next
morning, and in an hour or two an extra
was issued containing complete denial
and full explanations CLEANED in an in
credibly short space of time by tho vigor
and skill of the Incompatible Times and
Standard reporters This supposed "scoop"
was rewarded with praise and promotion. A
good many such frauds could no doubt be
found among the solemn plattudes of the
! Times, but 10 acknowledge itself hoaxed would
be to inaugurate revolution. American
readers understand perfectly well that somo'
tiuss the nsWsPaper jokes and sometimes il
National Republican., 1883-03-26
The Circu,npolar Plan.

IL has been determined, whether wisely or
not, to recall the two American parties en-
gagged in the international circumpolar OBJ
servoton. The party at Point Barrow, under
the command of Lieut.. Ray, was very easily
reached, but the attempt to convey stores to
the Greeley party at Lady Franklin bay was
failure. 1t has, therefore, been determined
to bring them back as soon as the season is
advanced enough to allow penetrating the ice
The English party was wrecked in crossing
Great Slave lake, but managed to reach Fort
Rae and establish their post. This plan was
originated by the late Lieut. Weyprecht, the
Austrian explorer, and was perfected at
the international conference hold at
st. Petersburg in 1881. 1t consists of
eleven stations, forming Gordon around tho
pole varying from five to fifteen hundred
miles from the pole itself. The Russians
have two stations-one at the Lena delta,
near tho spot where De Long perished, and
the other at Nova Zembla. The government
of Finland has one on the White sea. The
Austro- Hungarian expedition is fixed at the
island of Jan Margen, in the Arctic ocean.
The whole cost of this expedition is betrayed
by Count Hans Wilczer an Arctic enthusiast.
The Dutch will be at Dicksons harbor, near
tho coast of Western Siberia The Swedcs
have chosen Wydc bay, in spitzbergen, and
the Norwcgians point not far from the
North cape, in Finnmarken. Denmark sent
a party to the west coast of Greenland, and
Germany one to Cumberland island near
Davis strait. A hundred and fifty men con-
stitute this force, and the cost of all the ex-
peditions will be about $600,OOO All the
parties will remain until September, 1883, ex-
cept the American party which is to be
brought home whenever they can be reached.
After the Jeanette horror the sentiment of
the American public demands that no more
brave men shall be lost in solving the mys-
terry Of the cighty-one degrees of undiscov-
cred country reaching to the north pole.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

ing short of hostilities with Chill, would have
rendered necessary, in public estimation, his
retention meanwhile in the State department.
IL is certain that President Arthur was
President when Mr.. Blaine wrote his instruc-
tions to Mr.. Trescot Dec 1, 1881, as well as
when Mr.. Frelinghuysen wrote bis Jan. 8,
1852. If their instructions materially differed
otherwise than as to Calderon and the voy-
age home), IL was because Mr.. Blaine was not
faithful to the Presidents known desires.
1t is evident that If Mr. Blaine had acted
under the Presidents orders in drafting his
instructions he had been writing against his
will, and had preserved in them as little as
possible of the spirit suited to their form. II
Is also evident that a moro careful perusal Of
them after he had retired from the cabinet
aroused in the minds of the President and
his new secretary of state an anxiety
which could only be allaycd by letter in
which the Presidents will should overbear
whatever of Mr.. Blaines had found It's way to
Chill, either in the instructions to the envoy,
or In that officials understanding of them.
What we denounce as fraud" is the pre-
tense that Mr.. Blaine dared, as secretary of
state under President Auther, to aro'p defer
ont policy toward Chilli and Peru from that
entertained by the President and faithfully
carried out by SECRETARY Frelinghuysen. As
to the question of harmony between Mr..
Blaine's acts and his professions, we shall not
here attempt any discussion.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
upANcIi OEEIcEs.


The following Is list Of the branch Offices In
Warrington Others will be added hereafter:
w. $. RoosE's News stands at the ARLINGTON
uorrt. WuLARD's HOTEL, and METROPOLITAN
HOTEL.
RoosE & ouEESs News stand, NATIONAL HOTEL
BE. QUEEN Sr. JANIS HOTEL.
RIGGS HoUsE N.'vs stand.
EBBiTr IIou~ vs. stand.
AMERICAN IIuI.E News stand
W. S. THoMPsoSs Drug Store.
CHI FIcKIIEGs Drug Store, Georgetown.
J. .BRApLEYtk DAMs's Book Stores.
CIR. DuFouR, Druggist 1918 Fourteenth street.
r. b. FERGUSON, Druggist, corner Second and
Pennsylvania avenue 8. L.
s. L. LEWIS, Druggist corner Fourteenth and
streets.
GG. c. sMMs, Druggist. corner Fourteenth and
New York avenue.
VIZ. SCALA, Druggist, 500 East Capitol street.
II. A. JOHNSTON, druggist, corner Tenth and o
streets northwest.
S. sLATER's Cigar Store, corner II and First
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

is in earnest that sensations are given for
what they are worth, and that all the news of
every kind is printed aud that they are ex-
pected to do the winnowing out for them.
selvs. Ifa red hot Irish meeting is held any
where In the country, the newspapers report
what is said the English journals seeing il
put in without comment, think it has the
Endorsement of the paper, and straightway
fly into a passion with the American people,
whom they imagine arc led by the nose by
the American press Our cousins over the
water will understand us less when they know
us better.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

THE disturbance in tho Hltna volcano
threatens the town of Catania, which was to.
tally destroyed by an eruptio hundred
years ago. The people of the tow, .ro largely
engaged in the business of gathering the brim-
stone and sulphur which abouuds on the noun
tain, and until the agitation of the volcano
superseded all other excitements, Catania was
In an uproar over new railway tariff which
was made oppresivoly high, Tho people at
tempted to destroy the railway bridge and
attacked train from Palermo. Several bat
talions of troops were ordered from Messina
to guard the railway, and tremendous excite
ment prevailed. The people are threatened
with bankruptcy if they escape destruction.
Life in opera land has its drawbacks.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

THE best payiu audience that ever assem-.
bled in Boston wGs on Monday night, when
$4,000 was represented in the immense ME
chanics Exhibition building at John l.. Sui
livan's benefit. Tho enthusiasm was i'm
mensc, the police preserved order, aud $4,000
citizens of the Al',ms Of America witnessed
sparring matches and slugging matches and
every variety Of pugilistiC sport" And this
in the town which proposes to humanize aud
eyangelize this continent.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

Mr.. JOIN BRIGHT made one Of his charac-
tcristic speeches at the ceremony of his in
stnllatiou In tho rcctorship of Glasgow uni
vcrsity. lie argued for his peace policy-a
policy which he consistently followed by re-
signing place and power at the time of the
Egyptian war, He will probably never again
have seat at the cabinet table, but his utter
ances command additional force and respect
from the motives which led to his resigna-
ton last year.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

THE women did get apoint on Dr. Dix
after all in attacking him on his change of
front on the marriage question. Some years
ago the reverend gentleman was an apostle in
the cause of tho celibacy of the clergy and
the religious orders in the Episcopal church
lie organized house Of tho Sisters of st.
Mary in New York, in which VOWS were
takon. Just about that time a rich Presby.
terian lady came to DIR. Dix for instruction,
wishing to become an EPisc0Pslian, The
National Republican., 1883-03-26
BREAKFAST BITS.
EASTER AT ALL SOULS.
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HAHTEH Mt MD HOUIbs
A pretty smile adorned her face.
Her robe the latest style expressed,
She knelt with spiritual grace
Upon the velvet covered rest,
And at the proper time and place
Her soul in prayer and praise addressed.
listened, and her words so pat
Brought up mingled grin and frown-
She criticised her neighbor's hat,
And held her prayer book upside down.
.BArTLKAxa
National Republican., 1883-03-26
The Weather To-day.

For he middle Atlantic states. including The Dis
irict Of Columbia, Increasing cioUdiness and local
rains or snotc variable ,Vinds mostly northerty, sta
uonary or higher temperature, generally lowT pres
sure
Fur tceather in indicated on Tuesday in The gulf
south Atlantic, and middle states.
Yesterdays thermometer.-7N. M. $500; II n. M,
89Ao; Sp. M, 4s0o; Up. M, 400; II p ~, 27.20
maximum, 1892 minimum. 2G.3o. No rain.