Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1880, Page 2

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 Gerted fo ino rat and coer ener routes by POLITICAL. the Atinntio seaports. Tho relative valuo of the Enstern and Bouthorn direct exports from Bt. Louts during tho yonr 1878 has been esti- _ rnatod aa follows: Value. shipped East, $1000. Some of the Expiratory In- 000; value shipped Bouth, $3,500,000; valiic A . of tho direct foreign shipments from St. Louls, cidents of the Maine $13,500,000. It mppeara that 70 per cent of the direct importations of merchaniiae nt St. Louts Madness. during tho yenr 1878 wns received through New Orleans, and 90 por cent through the Atlantlo seaports. The total valuo of tho direct importa Hove of morabandie tell from 840040 during | LR Fusion Legislature Decides tho year 1878 to $2,814,186 during tho year 1878, rn Till August ndeervase of 41 por cont. ‘Tho estimate of tho to Adjou 5 Hl A Merchants’ Exchange is that only about 10 per Next ; cent of the total value of tho forelgn mereban- 1880, ne sine FOREIGN. The Agitators: Davitt an Brennan to Run for Parliament, eas Tee eo delphin will mako cightcon ngainat inatructing i for Grant. In nddition to thoso ofghteen votes, theso Philadelphia gentiomen clatm that thoy” could secure nt Toast one-half: of tho romalning delegates’ in the Convontion agninst instructing for Any particular candidate, and that thoy thug aro cortain of a majority of tho votenin the Convon- tlon against tho Camoron proposition. If thosa gentlemen nre not mistaken, Caincron will not be ablo to carry out his program next week. SHOULD IT AERM CRRTAIN that this state of facts would arise, it fa not im- probatle that Cameron himeetf might nbandon his program, and unite with the rest Corn reso- lution slmply instructing tho delegation to vate aanunit without naming a candidate, Cumo- ron left for Ponnsylyanin to-night to study tho diso sold at St. Loulsis tmported directly from altuation, and probably will not roturit until after tho Harrisburg Convention, Should the foruigneountries, The remainder, conrtituting A from 70 to 03 per cent, having been purchased at | Which Is an Ensy Way of | unit resotutitn be adopted by tha Convention tt senporta, very much the Inrger percentage hav- Abandoning the Field could be hardly enlled a Grantterinmph; but ft in certain that tho pus of 0 unit resolution ing heen purohneed at Atlantic seaports, and Sithnrt Hite A loandidute will by claimed by ohiolly at Now York, Altogether. the friends of Mlaino a8 thelr victory, RRW NAMPAHIRE VS. LOUISTANA. AURPRIBR 18 MANIFUSTRD ITS ‘To the Western Assoctated Press, attho ForilyesGaoninny Iu the Now York ‘Pimea Wasninatos, D.C. Jan, BeAn original bill nt 1 be Bhown nt u moment's notice that hasbeen filed in the United States Supreme i Seeretary Bhernian has, within the past month, patre hy he Rtate nf New tanpanire. walnst More of the Wanderers Will Take | Secretar oly aut oar tot lenst re permis the inte of TLoutstaiaet nls seft Ing forth that Their Seats at the of prominent positions wider hin if they would Hammond, of Chicago, tate Indian Inspector, 18 i heatght into the controversy, but denies all charges, and says ho will not bo mado fh scape: + pontof, Achargo against Hammond fs thatho ‘was connected with Commisstonor Hayt in the ‘purchase of nailver mine at San Carlos Resor- «vation, Arizona, where one Hart was Agent; ‘that Hart was guilty of wrong-doing, and that Hammond should have proceeded againat him, _ dutdld not for some reagon connected with tho “+ alleged silver-mine operation. A lotter has * deen produced in evidence of which the follow- ing is # copy? “Evanston, Ml, June % 18M.—F, 1, Hert, , San Uarins Indian Agency—DKAR Bint have mado iny primary roport to the Honorable “ Beeretary of ‘the Taterior and tho Honornblo » Commissioner of Indian Affairs ns to tho San } Garlos Agency, and ain to be ordered back to + Arizona to complete my work nn to San Carlos rn and other Agenoies in the Territory, and, in fr reply to your Inquiries, beg leave to say that our resignution was accepted, aud, further, Yat Thave decided that I will not Mle alfidavits ‘i mado against you, nor tnake any uso of them 1 rater aanlngt you. A slate nt seem neces 3 5 otfully, sary to Gouo, Very respecwy. Ut, HAMMOND.” Gen. Hammond pronounece this letter a fore " On tho stand he declared it wasan clogant forgery. Experts of the Indian Office, said to bo . familar with his writing, are reported 18 Loatify~ ‘, fing that they thinks it genuine. TMammond will to Gon. Hovorta that they have detormined to Pyne. tothe Inst extremity unless Yakoob. Khan relostyted in Cabul ns Ameer, | SS nee ROUMANIA. + TATIAVAYS. Thucrtanrat, Jon, 28,—Tho bill for tho purchase of tho Houmantan rallways.by the Biato bus beon adopted fn the Chamber of Deputies, mre asniiuntittaucastsir sooner | gllh of Daly i Wealth tf Wd Ganital of Molitavia, has been pntiroly destroyed y fire, It is believed to have been the work of an incendiary, ql c. Sephag RADWAY'S GEN. GUANT. 3.4, 8 e Denial of Some of Parnell’s State- ments by tho Mansion House People. The Proposed German Army. In= crease Still the Leading Seftsation. . eo. ‘ HAVANA, Jan. %&—Gen, Grant and party at~ § * lli R I tended the Amerlean circus” Inst night, and left TSapAr 1 an C80 Ven for Vuelta Algo this morning, , Thoy will prob- u ably return to Havana Saturday. Tho King returned thanks to Gon. Grant for 1 kes sound fl hia dispatch of congratulation upon the occa: | a Fire blood i ouwould Trav pom anand ig sald Gon, Grant will wot wo to Nloarauga, | Plosing fain se TADWAYS: Mead eu con . e loxton fnir, use " f x BANTIQUAKES, rai | UIAN RESOLVENT. APAUILe A number of @light shocks of carthquako via et in Vuulta Abnjo yesterday, A GOR. ATERUL RECOGNITION, VARIOUS. An Inexhaustible Petroleum Supply Recently Discovered In Gor many. : An English Corps Soon to Move Upon ev EHICANS, “To cure a obronic or long-standing Disney ‘ 0 ain on tho subject, the authorities of the latter Mato under the prt é In return syreo to scenre for him delegates to e STIRS INC AMENICANS 4 n nts ty ge Brohably be neaed’ pe NM tisions of the new Conatitution. adopted in 1600 Capitol Chieagod' “Sherman is ttiderstood. t0, ba g00R to the City of Herat, Tonnos, Jan, 2% —Tho two Americans arrested | Hull 9 ylctory In tue healing arts tat rensining ‘COMMTTER WORK iho gene? “TB toe otha ae ok MeL abs ihe wih aaa" hieesmpaen ue et eppen’ ori iastane nal oear aro doh, Coline, | Rageiny tem Ree Hee ERA acres 4 i 7 it 1 1 Up nate er nt x a Ul D ve rant My. a . - ‘ ae gma eo rocecds ag they should devote thom, ta the | And Those Who Do Not Will | detezaiion to tho National Republican Convene | ,PAVITT AND BRENNAN Folt PARUTAMENT. alias Ferguson, ged hbout 28, ThoGovernmont | MAands our respect, Init deserves our gratitude, d a ‘urnished mank! of Belgium his made ndemand for tliolrex- | Wendertubremedy: Rndwnys Sarseonatite nt tradition. _ | solvent, whic nceoupllatoa thin rovult, and we, ¥ ‘Wasutratos, D. C,, Jan, 2.—The Senate Com- %. mittee on the Judiciary met this morning to ¢ consider tho Goneva award question, but threo BI paymentof tho principal and interest of the tion. vo that Conkling cannot enst tho voto of coltsolidnted bonds issued by the Btate untertho Re: the Stato for Grant, law known fe Act Bot the etatutoot Ist. The bill Be placed by New 3 : u Duwsax, Jon. 28—Tho Natonalista of tho County Mayo bave deolded to start Michael ‘i ‘i ‘THE GRANT MEN TERE Davitt and Thomas Brennan, under indlctmont MUTTON, 7 foring humanity, who drag out an existen; {of the Senators who composo tho Committes | further sets forth that tho State of New Hany Hlections. aro very sure thit they can carry the Ponneylva- | for sodition, as tho candidates of the county for | Tho French stcamor Paruguay has arrived at | Pain and disense, through long days ‘and Inne ; falled to apponr, so nothing was done. Tho | hards, and prays the Court thit. the provisions nin dolegation whon they want It. Orie of thom | Parlinment, on the understanding thatif clected | Huvro from South Amoriea with 10,000 carcasses nights, owo him thoir gratitude, *—Sfedteal af. y indications are that the question will be reported | of the ae Pimeutieion ‘of Louisiana, in 60 far suid todny that it made no difference what in- songer. im i~ | thoy shui! not tuke tholrsonts, Tho prospeots‘ot | of mutton prvsorvod by refrigerators, ‘nck to the Sonate without rceommendation. | as thoy contlict with the contract expresecd structions the County Conventions might give y basil 0 prosp. B y votre nger. All the Fual te Officers Will | the delegates to tho State Convention, when their election are conaldored good. {| 6s t ‘THN OUXEK QUESTION. - Tho cletmants) prefer that this should be dono, a a a ee area tho Fuaton Bta Cinneron’ got to Harrisburg that would all bo FUND INONEABIXG, set Adlspatoh from Vienna anys: An Tmporial mathor than have tho bill emothorod in Com= | Si iineonstitutional, ns impairing tho oblima- Succum) to the Inovit- settled; instructions would be given there, and | Lonpor, Jan, 2—Tbo Duchess of Maribor- | trade hds been fxsued, nuthorizing tho Tuykleh 1 mittco until it 1s too Inte for nction. tion of acontract. Tho hill wee prays for a DI no other Instructions would bo binding. Tho | ough's fund for, tho relief of Irish distress | Mlnletry to negotiate tho Greek question upon TH INGALLS CASE writ of Injunction to restrain tho State ofllee able. Position of the Grant mon is this: After lookin i y re ‘We extract from Dr. Itadway's “7 4 B INGALIA i t jon to restr: State offleers fi a over the fleld, thoy will put Grant | Smounts to £20,900, tho new basls projected by Greece. The altuings | WV! com Dr. ‘ay's “Troatise gy # To the Western Associated. Press, of Louisiana from using tho proceeds of said In nomination if ‘ho ean be choren NOT TRU, of tho furco-Greek Cominiasion will therefore ieeago and Ita Cure,” a8 follows: : Wasittraton, D. C., Jan, 28.—Tho Senate Com- taxen for any other purposca that those, spocl- bo resumed. ficd in anid act No. Sof tho statutes of 1874, a on tho first ballot;. otherwiso they hive Dontin, Jan. 28.—To the Editors of the United . mite on Fritilogat_ and Blestio examined e eutheee ‘ Cameron's Grip on the Pennsyle | determined not th, present his hnme Staten and Canada: ‘Tho matenout reported In| oxox, Jan, 3. othe reoont vreparations tor _ af Plsenses eared by pen . | New OnbeAng, Inn. 28.—Tho President spat H close ond hard ‘fight, but, if nominated ata ‘0 Irish newspnpers to have been mada at the | an increase or the Germun army have. enused thony—in the Ingalle cage to-day, but nothing of | gecretary of the Colored Men's Protective Outen vania Politicians Materially ee Ra re itchor iis | meeting at Buffalo, N.¥.,an Sunday, that de- gmamotion atull the German, eal ai tere Hl Way § TSUN (UN 100 real, vt gonernt fouling of uneasiness In all diplo- ‘ fmportanco was olloited, This virtually closed the evidence in the cago, and tho Committee do- etled to allow counsel on both aides one week in which to prepare written arguments, to be sub- mitted to the Committee. faultors in payment of rent aro excited from the Mansion House relluf, was coneldered at a public mecting of this Committee. The Com- mittee desires to sny that this statement, if sont 1 protest inst evening against Pinchback's nomination must be the nnturml ond of the en- Appolutment. ag Naval Uilicer, ‘Tha Stuto Ros Weakening. thusinwe boom in which the moyerent.Wwas publicun Committee also protest agninst him, and started. It may be that. tho roaultof tho Pono- roquest delay until the arrival of Chairman ay Lapin ents Convention will kettle his candle di Dumont, who left to-day with Collector Bad tit Cameron and his trends hore aay and oxcdtate Senntor Durch for Washington” | The Convention to Instruct Its Detegas | fr'iaoes it wil bo hecnuse. Hoy a eet. matic tireles, Runiors of probable collision hetween Ltussia and Germany ure seriously als- Chronte Skin wiseases, Varios of tho Rone, Ho. cussed hero, and the relations between those two | morsin the Blood, Scrofulous Disenses, Vad or Powers irc considered quite precarious. ‘Tho | Unnatural Habit ct Hody, Syphilis nud Vencreat, 1 ¥ made, 1s totally without foundation, and that It | Czar reculyes dally reports from the commanders | Fevor Sores, Chronio or 0} eors, Balt [theum, ‘ s A ‘ cer’ by any they are. Ponnaylvanta if they i of his armies conogrning the condition and state | Rickets,: White 8wolling, Seald Hena, Mi YORTIFIOATIONS HILT. : WANNER’ COINAGE DIL. tion te Adhere to the Unit a} eas then are sure: of Pennsylvania if thoy | js impossible to ooncolve how it vould havo been | OF ncional deronses, and there i8 a innrked | Affections, Cankers,Ginnduine Syaltnek 2 Tho Sonate Conmitteo on Appropriations, ata | New Yor, Jan. 23.—A Washington special to Rul fuvorit’s nomination on the flest. ballot is out of | Utterod. Real distross is tho only con- | activity in military cireles, ‘There are aleo re- | Waating snd Decay of the: Body, Pimples an ‘. mpooial mooting this afternoon, reopened tholr | the Rrookiyn Eagle pays the Hole Committca Cy tho question, ‘This lathe way in whlch thoy ap- |.dition for obtaining —assiatanoo from | ports that Rusain Is endeavoring to negotlatonn | Blotches, Tumors, Dyapepatn, elder apt nee *<” former action In cegard to the Fortifications AP- | Tid ts tepart favarnDly The ieee tal peor to bu waticlpnting defunt. this Committeo. It nets -oxclualvoly | alllance with Franee. On the othor band itis | der Misonscs, Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, ; Proprindlen. ny ol or roe to ropa he: which provides for the freo coinage of old and IT APPEARS THAT MUMAT HALSTEAD, through local organizations, which tneludo | Mssertell that Bismurck ts attem tie to scours | Consumption, Gravel and Caloulous Deposits, allver, and tho jase of certificates on deposits f the Cineinnatl Commercial, ts the nuithority of gold and ellver bullfou.and that such certite And’ It Ta-Quite Evident This Unit for tho story that Gen. Grant has fuateateted his extes shall bo logal-tonders for all purposes, ‘Will Not Be for Grant. inthnate friends to withdraw his namo frum the tho ev ration of Austrian and ite in his de- | and varicticsof the above complaints to which signs, Whutever they may be. sometimes aro givon specious names. ion: ‘Wo nasort that thor Is no known remedy thy clergymen and representative laymen of ull de~ commendation that the amount granted by tho nomtnations and opinions rendering !mpossible ‘House for tho armament of seaconst fortifica~ i s .| possesses tho curative power ovor those discass 4 Tho bill nlsu prohibits any further issuc of Nas ninwass, and that the formal withdrawal isto he | the alloyed distinction between aufforers. ‘This | Havana, Jan. 23.—On tho Isth inst. fiyo por- ire eee 4 Hons--namoly.: $215,000, bo increased to £490.00. | tuonal-bauk notce. J Na —— mado next week. in the Pennsylvania Stato | Committeo meets three thnes weekly, and ta | cons, convioted by 'n court-martial of ‘nif POS rca ai Lat ae re * Bhp Commnltcao will nlso recomiand an increaso MAINE. Convention. Halstead who a ond of, ua moat | eompotod of representative men of all shndes of | 1s und ropberys | he sa a Santiago do Cuba. | fostorun the injured parts to tholr sould canis 3 ‘i i 3 vo ony of horit q ty 6 NATIONALISTS, + f WAS Hon ahd ropa ot fatto Tout Br THE RECORD. MILITIA WITHDIAWN, youenes: ‘or tho ncouracy of tho story, but con- cplolons whist: scloonetity is to eek dio Lonwon, Jan Shenk Mearid aispatch says tho Ho mene FLOOD Th AUSTRIED To nate * ae Prvended Uytie’sennte, Conmittes a0 ne to EE ROUSE Avousta, Mo, Jan, 28.—The Capital Guards | cenls the source from which ho derives it Gen. ine enuntry a fet Few presen at pen tty rhe persons who were arrested at Hareelonn yester- | TEM, from which now material aformed, Thisis *° nolude not only tho conversion of smooth-bo Wasmxaton, D.C., Jan, 28—Tho Committeo | nnd Richards’ Light Infantry marched out of tho | Grant's friends here donot coufirm tho stite- | 5, “\lso with reference to the aintement | day upon n clutrge of belng Internationalisis be- | thp first corrective powor of Radway's ltcsulveny, *. Intorifled ordinance, but also, e 4 on Post-Oiflces and Post-itonds reported u bi!l | Stuto-Houso at 9 o'clock this inorning. ment and ais Tint think: tbat Halszend, monld kely bo the pe through whom Gen, Grant declaring all public roade and highways post- : THE FUSION LEGISLATUIR a“ ny ‘commuuniente his contidenco to tho ruutes, After somo discussion, the vote on secs | motin Union Hall. Reportera wero excluded. | public, onding tho demand for tho previous question re- | Tho House immediately took a recess till 4 res . Ifically, tho ry ered to have been ainda at Rochester, Ni ch-londing York, it Js hardly noocasary to say that io 1 dividual newspaper wns: re to the organiza: tlon of thia fund, and that it Is utterly incorrect 1 cr classes, Son ignors. | In cases whero tho system has beon salivat long to the lower clases, Somo aro forolgnors. | aig Mercury, Quicksi{vor, Corrosive Sublime Loxox, Jan, 28—A correspondent at Paris have accumulated and become deposited In the reports that nclericinuNow York buik, who nb- | powensolnis, ot. causing, enrios, af tho hones inanufacture of © four improved’ rifled guns of twelve-ineh cnllbre. BANKRUPTOY. o 3 2 to suy that any outsider pald fof the telezrams 4 % curvutures, contortious, white athe Hoare Gommalttes on dlciaey: has itt | sulted &to4s, No quorum, o'olook. Tho general diepoaltion of the Fusion NEW JERSEY. Font by this Comat tees Patio Hirst telograin fe a a eae ae a react ats chat | fcilitiks, varicone veins, cfc, the Sursaparillan Rating of Representatives Ryan, iammond,and | ‘The Committco on itallways and Canals | mombers {sto go into tho Stuto-House Legisin- : CONVENTION CALLED, Committos fisclt paid for, | Subsequent toles | tie tort $5,000 in Now Haven and $2,600 at Bouth | nate tha virus of Tho disonse from tho syste McKinley. “| adopted n report of tho Sub-Committee In favor | ture, It is expected that tho Fusion conoorn | Newank, N. J. dnt, 28—Tho Republican Con- | Hulls {and Tila onw) wero gent Teco HivotRh tho | ampton. If those who aro taking thoao modivines for . AQUICUITUNE. - of n bill “to ald the construction of a ratlrond | will dissolve sine dio to-morrow, vention 1s called for May 6, to elect delegntes to | American Telegraph Company. Ti : tho curo of Chronic, Scrofulous, or Syphilttic Tho 8ub-Committeo of the House Committee | from San Antonio, Tex, to Loredo, on tho Rio COMING INTO THE FOLD, tho Chicago Convention. peste OBITUARY. diseases, howovor slow may bo tho cure, * fed gil Agriculture reported tothe full Committee | Grande.” Tn tho Fuso, Mr. Hilly of Coriuth, amd StU —— GERMANY. tis tote fivan nad welgiit ineroasing, or ctaa 4 ay a ror raft of o Dil us a substitute ar. q : OF NY. . : : tf . a0 for Teptceantative Muldrow's Bilt. making tho | _ ‘The bill was ordered favorably reported to tho | ken, of Burnham, Fustoniatg, took tholr soats, AID FOR IRELAND. PAN-SLAVIAM TO KE RESISTED, HORACE ‘THOMPSON. keeping {ts own, 18.8 sure sign that tho cures -} Commissioner of Agriculture a Cabinet otlicor. | House, with a request thnt {t bo recommitted for SUNSETS. Bantam, Jun. 28.—Tho National Zellung, indlse Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns, prngreseing. <n, these | dleeasce the. jitieat + Pho substitute provides for a Secretary of Agri- | turthor consideration, Ponttanp, Me. Jan. 2—the New Era, 8| * gyuRLOW WEED'S PLAN. a eae cecad Morwane of tho arte oayar | New Youk, Jan. £—Hornco ‘Thompson, ono | Sate tahat inmetives wf Hoe arrosted and. delete {7 guiture, and enlarges the scope and functions of | ‘Tho House passed the following billa: Grant- | Groonbuck orgin, submits to the decision of the : seis phaelia Rena ase Ia not innctives if not arrosted 6f the woulthtest and most prominent cltizeusot | from tho bloodcit will aprend and continas St. Poul, Mion., died of pneumonia in the Fifth pmecretite ne pane ee. ae Noch os its Avenue Hotel ot 1 o'clock this morning. He a eo ne * feel bet or ir : came to this olty with his wife dnd danghter | Sh) Gvery, mows, you, will grow potter and ia and a party of Western friends, some ten days go, on & pleastre excunion, and was apparent- ARI AN lyin the best of health until lost Saturday, ie when ho was suddenly taken Ml, Ho dled st | ‘gg removal of these tum b: rounded by his frends, and Inst evening tho | are,temeisnow ae enetninis ese body, accompanied by Mra. and Miss Thomp- | whnt was onve considered almost miraculous 4 gon, ‘and ‘Thoms Cochran, a friend of | How w eommon recognized fuct by wll partes Witne: ACS fy. te the family, started for 8t. Paul, rape sia: ‘iit. Sally and tess Be tienda where the funeral services will be | published In ‘our Alinanno for 18793 also, {lat held Sunday next. Mr. ‘Thompson was ono of | Of Mrs, C.8, Bibbing, in tho presont edition ct the mont publlc-spirited eltizens of Minnesota, | ove" Falko nud True." . and hus done much to develop the resuurces of |, Space forbids our making particuinr reference the Department so na to inchide the Bureau of Forestry, and investigation of mntters pertain- ing to veterinary diseases, Tho subject waa re- committed to a sub-committee, with Instruc- ‘tons to Investignte and perfect tho bill. ‘INTEROCEANIC CANAL. THE RECENT CONFERENCES. Spcetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, “yj Wasurxatos, D. €., Jan, 28—Tt la manifest that there fa uo substantial ground for nny exe eltement over the priyute conferences which . have been held or which may be held between "i the Secrotary of the Navy and the Interoceanio Canal Committee. There is no purpose of war +b $n thin tustness. Secretary Thompson is very “Tho German ontion fs almost unaniimons tn Its approval of Blsmarck’s resolution to resist Pan- Slaviam as goon as it shows itself becoming an nolive and aggressive power. As yet, Gerinuny preserves friendly relations with officlul Russin. Tho assurances of peace from tho Russlan Press ought to bo recotved with great satistac- Hon, but It must not Yo forgotten thut itis more ensy to oxcite fcars thin to pacify thom." INDEMNITY CLAIMED, Tho Koamos Stenmship Company intend to claim beavy indemnity from Peru for the de- tention of tho German steamer Europa. . MIBMARCK. Tismarck bad a two hours’ conference with ing a pension to tho widow of Liout, Hiram H. | Supreme Caurt and uppents to tho people; also | NW YoWwe, Jan. 28—Tho announcainont from Benner, and approprinting $4,100 for tho eree- | calls upon tho press to publish the declaration | Washington that n Lill but boon proscutod to tion of a monument to Gon. Herkimer. of principles of the "Brick" Pomnoroy lengucs, Golentatton and ‘General Emignition Bureau of ‘The Senate vill appropriatine $75,000 for tho THE PUBIONIST ENLISTMENTS. the United States, has ted to considerable com- Purchase of a new site for tho United Btutes | Tho comunittes to Investigatuif onllatmontsor | vont in ‘connection with the Irish land question. Basal Observatory was taken from theSpenker’s | cnroliment of men hag been made, held Its fret ‘Thurlow Weed, who is atnong tho piel of taolo and passed, with an amendment providing |,session this aftornuon. Mayor Nash, of thia ih ‘ sonar » if pricticablo, tho sita stitl be on un even {Sry lengthy teati Ilo euys bh the organization, says: | It 18 proposed to have dogreo of longitude west of Greenwich, ‘ys gave lengthy teatimony. Ho auys ho w88 | inna grants made by the Government smaller Mr. Brewer offered u resolution calling on tho | fully satisfled thoro bad been onlist | inon at tho present, forty nered instead of 100, Supervising sronllect of the Treasury for Infor- | nents made bere, and that an om | 44 aytondmit of a wider distribution. An Trish- How iu process of eruetion, or Shia rag nage | anization was being © formed hero in | ian and his family could live woll, by industry been comploted within the Inst three years: and the office of R. W. Blick, the object of whlch | ana thrift, on forty acres of good land in the Fonsona why such buildings hava cost, or will | wasto sustain Garceton and hold tho State- | Wogt, ‘To object of tho scheme Is to nllovinte, gost, mora thin the amount limited by faw. No- | Houso. It was notorious about town that there | og tar. as possible, tho condition of fami. ‘Mr, Davis introduced a bill imposing 8 tax on men enme to this bulliing nnd oceupted {tovery | jog and’ individuals, [ heard Parnell ad- ! Frodorivk William, yestbrday and ao audicnce i to the various cases of chronic diseases reached ula mre aati caer yan ae eT) smoking oplum, ote. Referred. night. Thoy drilled nightly with tho arms | dross q médting on: tho Irish question, Ho | With tha Nemporortanye tho grent Northwest. Ho wus 62 yeurs old, huy- | by one SARGAPATULLIAN RESOLVENT. Invalis wivon inttont he Cueanlites ex . eta hole Tho tmoraiing hour haying expired, tho Houso | brought from tho Rangor arsenal, stated tho ‘cnso with great clearness nnd fulr- ONRVENTIALS. ing been born in Poultuoy, Vt, the birthplace aru Lea Sriipls, MUN eae our retinas i , ated | y f nin n syalgpedia. of bistarlent facta ane this aubjeat, Wontant en tea of the Whole on the ro- GONE OUT. nesayand hos done mich to direct tho public Snabouroff has presonted his credentials asus. | of Horace Greeley, in 1828, His parents were hey iD promise and + - Boston, Mass., Jun. 23.—Tho Terald's Augusta 7 3 ‘i following amendment: “ Whenaver « quorum | longed sccrot session this nftarnoon, adjourned | crounds, advocating th poescsston of Innd by fails to vote on any {question, and objection ia | to meet the first Wednesday in August noxt. his f teal and entitled to fav mudo for that eutie6, thare shail boa call of tho | Many of the members will go home notto return | (CANE. ‘This fs practical atid ontitled to favor. House, and the yous and The only permanent fellef for Ireland fs a {uestion abultut tho samo tivo ho ordered whe | HeTO bofore that date. Othors will go back to neh ro of a tho tunure of land, go that end o! Jurk shall call the roll, and every member, as | to people of tholr districts to ablde by tholr See katd in tho hands of a fow He te Hotice vender tig wameat ia Drought betaro the | decision ag to Joining | or _ remalning | aistributed. ‘Tho great ourse of tho present vote on the pending question, £ those voting | Oftorg ee wilt’ take ee ee ee ec: | system fs thnt tho rmusécs Inbor for tha bonotit on tho question, and those present and dectluing | of the fow who live In luxury abrond. Tho sys- to voto, xhnll together innke n magority of the | thelr Republican brethren, Tho counted-in | torn of entail, by which the ownership of large Houro, the Spenker shall declure thut x quortim | mombera will, some of thom, go home, { ostates ts retained in tho hands of individuals dace Romi erais and tho nenulng question, shall bo } while others will contest tho scuts of thotr rivals | without tho power of gelling, should be changed. pear.” Voting shall ap- | of the Capitol for tho suke of gotting the pay | If the Jaw of ontail ts chapyed the land will In Hostated ho submitted the amendinont, not | Wwsunlly voted defeated cdntestanta, time become wubdivided by n natural prod. “poor, and, as soon aé he had ynined an ordinury: | Potency of It. K. H. Homedics. : SA Ae : school education, he was plaved in a story as + One Dollar per Eottle. clork, and required to carn his own Hying., By economy he avetmuluted a sinatl capita), and In 7 186 want Tes Georgi, whore ho eatin beh? pode y a genoral mervant}ioe business, In , u wher the secession teas began to prevail, he ELN ULE, ts 4D) g Bec ten ett a ince eet gud tn tbe * Only roquires minutes, not hours, to relieve privpte bankin ALC Un ie, whet eu ‘ho Hirst Natiobol Inunk of St Path Ea pind urs Reta Alene . 2 Shes ational bank organized in tho North: A west, He owned one-tifti of the stock of this Radwa KY Read Relief Lig, and avtad ng ita President to the diy of Lig a q deuth, Ho tileo onguyed vory largely in railroad |, : a : entorprisos. Ho wus Prosident und Tretsurer | In trom one to twonty minutes, never failed of tho Hudson & ivor Valls Rullrond, of | ratlove PAIN with ane thorough pplication. No tho Worthington & | matter how violentor excruciating tho guia, the VZhg-gpnounceiment, however, that the French - Government has obtalned control of tho Panama Raflrond, and that Do Leseeps has given publto notice that he should buitd and manage tho ca- ‘mal under French taw, have : STIMULATED TH BRLTRYERS inthe Monroe ductrine to ascertain what the Vuited States can do, The Panama Rullrond is an American coyporntion, and lawyers raise the Int whether steh a corporttion ean be owned yy the Preneh Goverment, inneniich as Hacor- yorute rights ave unr and protected by he United States, and huveno existence outalde of the Inws of this ciintry, and whethor such a corporntion can dlapost of ita franchises ton forelgn Government, It is even maintained b valan Ambassador, * ‘ THE REICHSTAG; ‘Tho Notchstag is summoned to meeton thoith of February. WILL NOT AMALGAMATH, Lonvon, Jun, 28.—A Paris dispatch says the Left Contre hus decided not to amalgamate with any other group, RESTONATION WITHDRAWN, A Parls dispatch announces that Count Do Bt. Vullier hus withdrawn bis resignation of the Ambusgudorshlp to Berlin, ALL BERENE. Panis, Jan, 28.~The recont rumors that thore wag some tenslon in the relations between France and Spain have been dissipated by x cordlal in- o zomerct the Conjross lawyers that, If the Frenel wn referenco tony partisan question wutfor | ‘Tivo Fustonista to-day appeared in the Ro- | '4 4, Monee ps ak jeune ae fae Haaser io diol, the Shantatk: eomnet au a an "frenster ait ie ln “ou ne nat ee uh Moutalnicor prostrate iti dione Company should acquire & majority of the Block, pos ‘ 19 House from re- | publican House, and numerous othors have ex- y . BATIRFACTORY. ‘aul Hallrou vo waiters Ny be utter, RAV WALIS AD, fs only the minarity stockhntders coud havo there | Malning tle day attor doy aeeho will of Wink : FO ee a itt ot oro E Tuairond, and tho Chippowa, Falls ttullrond, Iie | will afard lastuat ousce pressed thelr Intention to follow thom, Fustonlst | was done wo hnd an flustration of cho ovils ex- wis Inrgely Interested In tho developnient of nority, It ia reported that Princo Hohenlohe, German Mr. Garfield opposed the amendment. Goy. Bmith and Talbot, Speaker of the Fusion | !stiny in Ireland to-day In the untl-rent war in roperty-rights protected in the United States ‘Ambassador, bas given satisfactory assurances urts. One very practical suggestion fs that % furming in the Northwest, and ut the thine of bis. | tnflammation of the Kidneys, Inflammation of tht Tee Dotted Rtates Aa Gall erential onthe | Mr. Bluckburn advocated it. Hous, will fouvo for €bolr homes to-morrow, | Albuy and Htensseluer Countios, Tho mutter | 4 be Preyalnot relative to the Gorman Army }-donth Tad over s,Unores of Inud under eultle | _ Bladder, Inflammation of the Bawels, Cofgestiot strip of territory known i uk strip,” bee | 2. Conger declared it wrong, unconstitu- | Augusta, Jun. 2—Homo Puslonists claim Fas Nnally, audus EE Re Re a ree z vation in Minnesota. He never held any political the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficulr Breathing, Tonging to an Ainerican c w tional, and partisan,—n atatemont which Mr. | that it ts the honest | ai frecholds purchased by tenants, who gave Lont POSTPONED, ollice, Dut haa always been gu nottye working Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterica Croup, Dipi- Shringer dented, t itis tha honest purposo and: intention of | und mortgages in payment. ‘Thero wus Mo | Lonnon, Jn. 2A Bertin correspondent re | Hemiblican, He wasn member of the Buptint | theria, Catarrh, Influenga, Headache, Toothache, ton submitted an amondment ., | thelr Legislature to meot in August, and that trouble after tho change waa mado, I have ‘Tueker's amendment, providicy that Knee! thoy will enter upon heavy campulgn work for | traveled throug trelund pant slow the altun- ing In the majority shall constitute w majority’ | tho noxt election, ondeavor to hnve two returns Meat who tole imnds are In hove Mr. Hawley Tdposcl, cst hae ae no | Of tho Congrvssiona! voto, ono to bo sont to ‘Ten thousand erentiires, scantily clothed worst that. contd iu dove by the minority under | them and unotber to be dent to the Legislature | and fed, should not be compollod to Inbor for the present rule wus to Nght untila majority of | a8 recognized by tho courts, ond that thos | (Ho benoflt of ong pervon, na fs done in Irland. the House could bo obtained, ports that a4 wt consoquonco of the Interview be- tween the Crown Prince Frederick Willium and Blsmurvk, the former has decided to postpone bla Journey to Pegi, s GREAT BRITAIN. TIE WOOD FUNDING BILL. (RB VACTS AND YlauneS WITH wiltch 17 18 ASSAILED IN THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT~ TEE, * Speetat Corresponitence of The Chteago Tribune, Chureh, and very charitable, and always willing: Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chillt to uld tho duserving, In tho ‘course of his busy. | Chitblalns, Frost Bites, Bruises, Summer Cory Ife ho accumulate a large fortune, and gained | Biatnts Coughs, Colds, Sprains, Pains In th hoats of friunds allover tho land. Hu leaves a heat, Back, or Limba, ere {natantly relieved. widow and tiree children,—one daughter und ie GEN. DWIGIIT MAY. FEVER AND AGUE “, % P, rishmun is not luzy by nature or habits, Ho ‘THE SPRING RACES, .Wasinxatox, Jan, 2i—The Cominitteo af ined. will nuke up a caso to Congress concerning tho An} onga- ee, Wayannd Mews find troublo with tho funding | Pending furtuer uetion the Committee rose, | Electoral vate, ‘ho Hepublienns und alto w is willing to work at even inuiogunte compensa | Lonny Nov. #8 Toy Srogta, Gar ho Rpsom Peerre eRe onan eaterg Fever and Agua cured for itr Cre, Teg queation, Judge Kelley insiste upon ft that tho C ANADA. ADA pumlior of Fusloriata roy Phat dhe Fusion Leis: “iad Anastazo0, Mich,, Jat. 28.—Gon, Dwight May, | !8 not a romedinl agont in ®%ho world that will an race, April 22. Parole will curry top welght, 10 pounds; Falsetta, LA; Mistake, 00; Boreas and Btydanco, #4 ench; Gernldine, 3, Wallen- stein, 04; Nereld, 89; and Pappooso, 80. In tho Groat Surrey Handicap, April 20, Paroto will carry 133 pounds; Mistake, 06; Stydance, 04; optional right of the Government to pay tho dobt which matures in 1881, and ia payable, not on the demand ot tho holders, but nt tho option of tho Government, 1s worth more than any alleged economy that could bo derived from re- funding at u low rate for a loug term, He alse PARNELL AT TROY. Troy, N. ¥., Jun, 28.—Tho Parnel} reoeption hore to-night waa an Immenso afulr, United Stites Distriot-Attornay Martin 1, Townsend presided, and mado un address of weloume, On tho etage were many prominent Protestant clere nicuding luwyor of this place, dled sutdeuly | cute Fever nnd Ague, und all ottior Muluriqus to-day of a complicated diseago ‘of tha kiduoys, | Pillows, Rearlot, Typhold. Fellow, and ot Hou bad been. sick butn short time, and bis | Rapway's Reapy REZnrer, friends had few fears of his death. Gen. May it will inn fow Jhumente, woue taken aocard: ing to directions, 4, Spasing, Sour waa born Sept, 18, 1822 nt Sundlatiold Muss. He | gE itgon, Tourtilirn, Blok Henao, Dinrbes al to-morrow by the members taking their seta in the regular (stature; that tho course pure Meeting of Creditors of the Mechanics! paod wen inc {teak method of al evolving. He ani vay Tole | tho jucmbers go home thoy will scan ba returne EES ETRE aT Label Ab by tholr consutuonta to look out for Important P © Navy—Banke | i itorexta coming beforu tho Legisinture this ses of Montronl—Acchdents to Hullway | sion. Tho Legluinture wilt doclaro vacant all Vallenste t f : ine to Michigun in 18, graduated at the % Anisluts thiat ‘the ndoption of Mr. Wood's bill, | Employes, fonts tht aro not now filled, and now olections | ¢ymon, Among tho vontrlbutors wore wome eol- | Wallonstelns Xt: and Nonda A, oly cna Horie Sitehigan Vulversity in 181, (ras uw womber of | Peon Naat ee Seb ta abp: Tigwle xo ‘which propoves a fifty-year loan at3¥ per cent, Epectat Dispatch to The Chlcago Tribune. will bo ordered, orod eltizons, ‘Thy subscriptions nuwunt to $3.° Ay BE WE f tho Alpha Delta Mil fraternity of tha college, | T° orthe Treasury bill which propoecs to rufuid into thirty-yeur bouds ut 4 per cent, would bo, ‘apust fron: tho oust of surrendering the option, a waste of bundoeds of millions of interest, Tho total debt redoemuble in the next twenty- seven yeurs 1s $1,012,604,000, upon which the ane nual futorest Is SOL,Q7u2. By- ding the principal of tho debt iute twenty-seven sums, it is found that the payinont of 87 003,874 ane mually would extingulsh'the whole debt before the uiaturity of the 4a. ‘Thissinn does not equal tho nonual’ provision for tho Sinking Fund re- quired by existing hiw, and, If paid regularly, would, by a stendy reduction of the interest nc- count, Hgbten tho burdens of the people cach raco, Parole is weighted top for tho Prince of Walcs Stukes,—144 pounds; Falsutto, 1; Mistuke, 110; Borens and Slydunve, 108 each; Geruldine, 107; Watlenstein, 03; Nerefd, 16); and Pappoose, 1, Thesy horses ure all of Lorillurd’s stable, Inthe Great Metropolitan Stakes rico, April 2h Isunomy will carry top wolght, 138 pounds; Fulsotto, 14, ‘Ther o ure 100 nominations for tho first rave, fifty-three for the sevond, ffty-une for the third, and thirty-alyht for the hist, A.GUHAT BTIKE OF WEAVERS. Lonpon, Jan, .—A preat strike of Burnley’ Moxrueat, Jan. 23.~A meoting of crcilitora of BAY RE : é Tho Fusion Seerctury of Stato, Sawyer, prom the Mechanfes' Rank was hold to-day, when | igoq to return the. valuation books ty the ullles proposition to shrureholiers waa made to come | of the Secretary of Beate, and it fe thought bo promise tho vlalnus against the estate. Tho offer | will not claim to be. Secrolary any longer. amounted to $100,000 for genoral creditors, or | , Btate-Treasurer White waa unnblo to bo here abouts cents on the dollar, and §25,000'for | {Pat 8s would road fe opinion, wad moet thom spectal claima In full, ‘Tho official assigioes es- | to-morrow, his only deairo having been to securo thnated that the nasots, including the doublo | himsolf and bondsmen against loge. Tho opin- Mabllity of sharcholdors, woul roultzo 41 conta | Jon provalls that he will freely ive up the Keys on tho dollar, and that tho estate coutd be liqui- | Bad property of tho ollleo as avon as bis successor mat ynone years Atter along discussion, the ONLY OWE COMPANY OF MILITIA Wolors Sarees plnpya carry: fn bottle of Nad maz00 way'a Roady Rolle with thom, A few drops [2 wan patted: Ait Kalan to pruotivo law in water wilt proven ek nos oF patng from chang? 183, 3 Ho hold tho oilica of Prosuouting | of wutor, ‘It is better than Fronoh brandy Attorney of this county from 1864 to Isl. | bittors ns aAxtinulant, Iie enlisted usu private ii tho Kalamazoo Light Miners and Lumbermen should alwaya be pre Guurity, a Senly Foust, ' tolonel raid ie ‘Vided with it. ‘Twelfth Michizun Infantry, and sust before the Close of ho War was mite Hegadler-Genertte CAUTION. Ho returned to Kalamazoo after tho Wary, and ln tte 1X06 wils Liehtenunt-Governor of the Stite, and All ramodial agonta capable of dostroying Jn 1868 was clected Atturney-Uoneral, whien Int- | by an overduso should avoided, Morpulne tur office ho held two terms, He has been a | opium, strychnine, urnioa, hyosclamus, and other promitent lawyer of Kalamazoo nnd tho State, | powerful remiudles, doos at certain Linica hy and was attorney of reeord In tho lute Van Den } suinll doses, rulieve tho pationt during t solr ac; gon cage here, [fo haw been wlife-long Repyb- | tion in the system. But perhaps the sewn Oud, and the sale of ndiniasion thekots trum $1,200 to $1,600 mora, Parnell was banquoted after the reception by prominent vitizons, MISCELLANEOUS, Jensey City, N. J. Jan, 23.~1t 8 proposed to take up a xonoral collection 1 this Btaty on St. Patrick’a Day for the rollet of Ireland's poor, Nowark has Just raised nearly $53,000 for Ircland, and Jorsey City nearly $2,000, Purapenrita, Pa, Jun. 28.—The Citizens’ Trish Rellot Committoo aclooted the Hav. Joseph A, Galbraith of Trinity College, Dublin, the Roy, ig now At the Btuto-Houee, and that will soon be q ff ries! vate- crea Year, and, by the payment of to debts ox | Geaawa’ Caan aie Seite Feetmon dens | Teliuvad from duty. Tt fa ‘the opinion an ait | Huyone Sheohy of Kilimnilock, tho Reva. Flom. | wenvers td imminent. the gutton willy, refuse reg mn matalwach tu tho titeey cus dose UF EAONERG, Ny ATTA ee ag oat Insaiish te whole interest charge of moro thin | | OTTAWA, Con. Jnn. ti.—fhe GovernorGen: | side that the contost has now onded and tho ox- | jngBtovorison of Dublin, W. H, O'suliivan of | {antral aus propositions frou thy Tener, 7 ‘Thore is no necessity for tsing theso tncertdlt ee autveeluy the Princesa Loulsa, “Tho steamer Barmatinn | Slvmentoloscd, Kilnatlock, and William Thompeon aa aco | wilscelventiontions =’ ON POOH APPCuls Re Se aun none when ® poultive remedy like Wulwils TOE TR ie be eae wncttor he would | will be mot by tho fiellerophon, Nortauupton, |, tunINOTs, Pe I ICCLbRIBYaNP AOE OCR GDL Coe ee ee DATE i Sheela Dicpatch to The Chisiga Tribune Heady tliat wall sian, the moet exeruclnlst Hen he gammng, and fofende hls posluon | inane. Prihees Albert Veter ani Genege Davis neWAun, dallas tuve Dorn sont to tho ing of Kona. | Loynow, Jan, at-—iein, Goons Beabazon | sqm sil of Duinouio Coo, vichow: | Suly Beihorinfantoraduit = i Fredorivk ary on board. ‘There will bea number 4 ‘ORONTO, Jun, 28—Parnell visita this ulity | Ponsonby; J , t 7 4 geet arena winnunt OF tho 6 por conta ts | of vessols at the West fniia lect present to take pecial Dispaleh to" Ths, Unieage Tribuens about Feb. 20, Howill lecture tador the ausploos LOUD WAMBEY currod thie uiorning, was w alinok to bls inuny ele Deis Moles, part fn tho recoption, which {3 oxpected to be DAvitee, IL, Jun, 2%.—TLally one more for grander thin on the Devt arrival of tho Princoss. | John A: Logun, Four yeara ago Chostor P. are ee Tae apli ran ttt thueitled Davis, of Monticello, ran for Sonator. Two i ying heavy 1 ici | weoks befure tho election ho became frightencd, Hag Ciivdel here ta Montreal to bo converted Into | ing, going to Deoutur, hmplorod Sonator Oylosby HALIFAX, N. 8., Jan. 28.—Thore ts great dis- | tocome into tho district und help him, Kind- tread among thy poorer fishermen. Should se- | hearted old Dick responded. to the ippeal, and vero weather sot {u thore will be much sulforing. | Davis was elected, Last wintor Ogleaby oou- Spectat Dispatch to Tae Chicago ‘Tribuna, " OTTAWA, Jun. SA lettor aditrensed to tho | ently counted on Davis bulping him back to Minister of Ratiways by Mr, Acton Hurrowa, on | the Fodor! Sonate, but Davis Jolned forvos with tho Canndhin Puciiic Rallway Lar hay ino, has fotun, To-day Davis returns hoine from been distributed bero jn pamphict form. Mr. | Springfold with a commisaion us Doputy United Turrews condemns tho present route west of | Stated Murehil jn bis pocket, Tho interest Rod River; contonds tit tho cost of its erection | in said cominisslun centors in the . fact ha it woa mude in Wuahington, and not to 315.4025," This umount inust be paid for the Jast yeur of the Oper cents, which+mature in. 18h. The qecountanth pon proces Coes frlondahere, Ho wag at his post at tho collexe Hadway's Ready Relicf ts tho only rei up to Friday Inst, and bls inoss was nut consid- | agontin voguo that will Instantly stop pain cred seplous until to-day, Prof. De Mille was 1 Fitty Conte Per Motte. — native of Now Brunswick, but many yours iso : deoldudto make Nova Seotla hia home, and mare | —_______________ rled a daughter of the Rev, John Prior. About fourtoen yoars ago ho wont to Hallfux, faaumed tho poultlon of Professor of History ant i Rhotoria In Dathousie College, wud took up hig residence in the elty. Kefure this ho had NW written many snail works, but was scarcely Know to the world aa a-lwrary man, ‘Then | Perfect Purgativa Soothing Apertonts A? “Helen's Household,” a novel founded on the ‘Without Pain, Alwuys iteliuble aad history of wnuieut Roni, was pluced before the Natural 1§ their Operntion. Amerfenn public, and at once stamped Ita author A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEI. of tho Irish Catholle Benovolent Union, Kyery nationul svciaty, irrespective of creed, will bo invited to Join'in the ryception, Tho Irish rallot fund collected here is nuw $2,00, A WINDFALL, A_BuMlo Saloonkeeper Said to Mave Fallen Wolr to Nino Million Florina, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Burra.o, N. ¥., Jan. 2.—A_ saloonkeepor named Philip Hinnebergor, keeping uswallpluco ondiichigun street, hus beon notified thata mill- having promised the Liverpool! Homo-Rulers to support an Inauiry Into the question of home- rule, they have determined to glve hin thotr votes a4 & candidate vt tho Liverpoul elections. YFYRANOKH, CAUSED sUIrRISE, Lonpon, Jan. 2%.—-A Berlin correapondont re- ports that tho postponement of the Journey of the Crown Prince caused much surprise, and 13 genorally commentod upg in ull politival cir- oles, . Princo Bismarck now onjoys good health, " Principal, Sa bz) slater haere ad ee $1,000,022 pad; Fourth paymentyvensoe Hauke Soe : AEG VENTSE InN ages vo; that thy annual subsidy now ‘was oxouasl that jounire named Ott bad died recently in Vic: A THUNDEMBOLT. . a ae Bitth payment, tit aid for ita maintenancy ito highs teat the | Sprinatietle ‘Thus’ Logut continues to reward | and mado him his tole for several talliion dole | ‘Tho Natlonat zewuig's St, Votersburg lottor | Was fulknwodby tho Dodo clue in Teupere | ,Portectly tustolons, clowantiy cecal, wit “ Terre ty frequency with whic! outof working order hi fullowera, Old wun Muyhorno, of Geneva, a 0 " a - by t sweet gum, purye rexulate, purity, cleanse, Le ae 3082 Nore 1 comparatively necloeay th Tetloll ‘Gale p lars, After Ott's death tho Surrogato's Court in | stittes that tho Incrouso of tho Gorman army has | Magazine, aver his own namo, and ho took ht | oo tuen Blxth paymentesssssssees HOUR Filan chuargod Gyreho ieoocs re SeesMaRtT MET | Sout Sou ida topes ore ee OBI FetITIOE | Vionnp wont to Slax Sebrombery, Austrian Min~ | fulleu Uke a unuuderbolt upon the Itussiun poo- | stand jauonye tho, mest jorulac watersat the | PHC vices, ror ino ore of all dort : F 0 chang - 7 Hiss Pair ea " of tho Stomach, L Howols, Kldnoys, Bled: Boventh payments MEU MAM De tb focultion horih of ako hutitatne no oe Astor iE lttabura, to binsl itp tee betes ria worn pemorauu, dhnuitter, dor Norvous Dhousos" flomluchs, Constipauon * SS — | Torun along tho route of the hundred mien of PRESIDENTIAL, known to be living in America, Ott wasacom- | 4 aispatey trom Borlin says borings In tho RODMAN, © | Cuitlvencas, Indigestion, Dyspupala, Biousnes EEN terete | nulwuy now iu construction wust of Winnipeg, CAMBUON'S STHENOTIE WANING, miuslon mivrehunt nt Vienna, was 8) years old, | sriamayor poirotoum FORM Heo naw Migty £00, BINS: Be HODSTAN, Fover: Inttimmition af thot Mowels, Pllos on the 0 fa wit bu buEs Intle over $4, Bome very dangerous vounterfett 25 wud 60 Rpectat Disputch to The Chicago THbune. and died on thogith of Murch, 1870, Ills prop | sud thu oxistonoe of a fauin ua large, and rich ist Bpectat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, * | all derangements of tho Inturnal Viscori. War O00, While ttt which would Du paid onetia | cult pleoos are, iu olrenlution, hore, ‘Thoy nro orty) was valued at 8,000,009 or 9,000,000 | the onv in Ponnaylvanio fa regarded us beyonil Cxocedungly Woll oxeouted, ant havo wn ulmost | | WasiiNaTON, D. O. Jun, 24 The confercnee Droomixaton, HL, dan, 2—Mra. Soammon | ranted to effect a porfect ours. Purely vewuts porfoct rings but are u little Hybt, and buve the | Which hus been held bere the Jaat two or three suo duountot debt In thirty-yeur bonds ut 4 per florins. Aftor much trouble Sohrombong | “out, by exports, The deepust borings nirondy’ | jrodimag, wito of uno of tho leading citlzous of | Pl@,coutatntog no moroury, minorals, oF de tally, 4 old four hundrodwolghts uf oil por wall dally, a pr ele cent, ws proposed by the Drvasnry, would be 4 traced sid heirs to Rutfalo, who proved to | # y hands of | Buster MuLoan County, dived ut bor home in $27" Observe the following symptoms reaule SL Tatiana hs nety-yes bonded dg yer cent, | MOY Cela uy yg aightly deoroaang in Fae eee ee anniblices party in | bo Uinneberger. ‘Tho latter was roquosted to Fe a ey erie Ghgtgod ia the | Old Town to-day, aged 69, Sho wus ono of tho | tuy- from Hisonses it the digestive ors! Cie Tobi wonid Ue tie positive incrouse Ok iuturest | He elty, In tho suburb of Juncavitte, however, sond his birthright papors and other documonts | Atnerioan trude, foo | old sottiors, and Was greuily respocted, te Palludelphta seems to have reudered it very there have been thirtean deaths out of twont: Cascay aNd it ilull tho public doooly havo boos | Houbtful whether Cameron cau curry out his closed on uecount pest tho apres OE the Alsvaay, | Program of instructing the Ponnsylyauia Con- ‘The Chica: Special Dispate: ye ree ventlon next woek Wednosday for Grunt. The DIONTREAL. Jun. B.—It id byre tht Bish: Perron reerrhmett pete racer thp | TAPld inereaso of tho WMutne strength in Penn, sifntion, Inward Piles, Fullucas of t anuvally,. to which would baye to be added the coat of preparing thu bonds and of refunding, fyogether with such promiuin ws the Government infght Lave to pay the bundbolders should ft desire to pay nny ‘part of tte debt during the Hien, Mus of hod, Pullacan dr en WILLIAM IL, BREWSTER, earthurth Degus , Fullveas or Welt Tosrow, Jat 28—William 1, Lrowster, ono of | eee Seen oe ener sutterl the proprivtors of tha Traveller, dod ut Now- | Sensations when in ow lyliy posture, Dinnvsse establishing hte tdentity to Vienna, and be hus done so. ‘Thore scomns to be no doubs that Hine poberger: is thy Fghttal pee totbla ange, eum, ois a be Goruuan, eure old, bu Units Go have igen desconded. from woalesy y » + SPAIN, MENTAL CONDITION OF GONZALES, Mapnriv, Jan, 2%—The physiclans dlfored meeven yuarn. ened ATVI fontut condition of Francisco Otero | buryport last alyht, Ho bad been in U-hualth | Vislon, Dots or Wobs Hefore the Sight, Fev" aes oe PA cpg wt ha | uot cn ne | artnet: | Gomi, nine om nye | ren sian, Maltwotet of at a es 2a y " prenaghethe wt ’ Yel ihren geet onal aura (2 the rinyand Ney Garcon | sirctal col delat tthe Bato Gonvention | iat Ethan Hrowerisy “ih | Wit orcnorn preted OCEAN STEAMSHIP News, ___ | ficueyidayChens ci, ga eto se vl a ty " bd = " J a ee 1e EN Dticne Ta tteo eu ground for rocrults forthe navy wellas the | 12 Bialw, show thas » Jf he p Hed tate octet ey, ait 5 PAPER BRIZED—AUNXSTED. A fow dodus of Rapwar's Pitcs will foo ented, Ho - id. a® Socialist, and his saloon was a grout headquartere for tho Catn- muniste of this city, Of luto ho bas rather abun- donod bia revolutionary principtes and duvoted New Yous, Jus, %—Arrivod—steawships 4 Amorique, from Muyroy Ethlopla, from Glue | *7stens From alfthe ahovs-naniaddleisd et wow; Purthia, rom Liverpool; aad “Assyria, 4 i our from London, irmy,. 14s proposed that 1,00" fishermon” | ceeds in bis Grunt imovemont, “ts to in- Boul bo onroied and tniined duriug the wintor | eur active opposition, ‘The guntemon who rag, BY lista i ae a ters ie Bs huvo bon hore frow Philadelphia are known to ree +, e 1 beet + of-wur myles ts recommended | Control tote vatos from thus Btate to the State Wasuixarox, D.C. Jun. 23,—-The following te a synopsis of the chaptor devoted to the foreign true of Bt, Louls in the report of Joseph Nimo BARCELONA, Jun, 28,--A number of revolu- 3 Nol ff ‘been, sclzed he WilawaiaRalise arrested: pels Wo repoat that tho reader must consul Fer a Speen : al hia attoution te literary pursuits, Ho hus utall E 5 books and papers on the aubject of discuss 1, 1 Masuuna, Jan, 23.—-Arrivod—Steansulp Gal- ong which ‘named; : on the futernal commerce of the United States: | ¥ muaidoration of tho “Commitirs on | Convention, ‘They suid thut thoy would not Lowe ore ome ie By bls, colaborurs And AFGISANISTAN, itt race ranks P thelr ouro, aniong wi muy ho iS Merchudive. ts rvported dirvctly from Bt | Co Dofonses,” now sitting. conacnt that any resolution should be passed at | Per fromthe bid oountey to fully eetabiiote bis . uEnat, +o + | “Ohnensrows, Jat. 2%-Arrived-Stoumsbip | Radway NT rhaiis Uretnra,?? . zs Touls to foreign countries through New Orleans i gua’ Gs uneral Munayer of | he. Hank uf Montreal the Convention Instructhiy dulogatas te the Nu- | title to the property, Lonnom, Jan, 2-4 Howbay dispatch saya It France, from Now York, Wiadway on Sorofula,”? , i and tho vripolyal Auuntic scuports, Kouthern | Seiution, with tio objet of mmuklig tuo bank- | Nona Convoation to vow for any particular ts goncrully belloyed thut un urnay oorpe will ud~ | Lowboy, Jan, 2.-—Bue steamur Holland. houoe | and others rolating’ to digerent clessos at 4 # abfpingnts are mus y tho P- ) inunugement und thova with whuin they aro | candidato, at FINANCIAL, vanco to Horat, and that that district will be | Jan ¥i for New York, buy rolurned to Quyone- t , pi River.te the Bouth, ulmast courely of Hour | deulluy better ucqualnted with euch other, ‘Phu HRY WOULD CONSENT t igh Hurt broken. set SOT i 2 POL a eel peal Torre land ‘rom iiguninge : st sate MD WIS | Send a letter stamp to RADIVAY & COv NO. CLBVELAND, O., Jun: 2.—C, M. Spitacr & Co, bankers undor tho nae of tho German-Auicri- can Hank, failed to-day. Liabilitics, $25,00) aqoots biel Causo, atodic apoculation’ y a No other Whlaker Dye cauala Hill's—50 conta. transferred to Persia, Alloilicers belonging to the Cabul Division, por on Luss ure ordered to ) thelr gommand by Murch 15, whou opera: Tot eel eae Afubahistan will ree by WILL FiGut, - A Cubul dispatch suya the Ghuznees sent werd © gisd yralu ix bulk, ‘Phe lacrease of direct uzports frou dt. Loulsto forelyn countrica durlny the List, * gto yours bas been considgruble,. The trade was greatly crippled during 1878 by quarantine _Begulations at New Orleans, and the export trate clroulur states thut the Munager ts destrons of | to a resolution Instructing tho Natlonal doto- huving ag decurute knowledge is possible of tho re es inunehal position of ita customers and would by | Hales vote waa unit, The twelve counties glud to be fuvored With the Ngures of thotr bale | that bavo already ‘instructed for Blaine will Bhee-sbeets wt the closy of the current your, | huve ubout elght votes in the Stato Convention, such statements to be wbsolutely confidential, These cight votes udded to the tn from Phila- aoe: PE te Og 8¥ Warren, cor, Church-s,, New York. Filo off your corns with thy “JapanosoCorn- | _ 6:97 dufurmution wurth thousands will bo #908 File.” 2¢ will aurely oury aud ond puju. UW cunts. | Wyole