Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1881, Page 12

set ge ft i a . 4 e . 1 "HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1881—TWELVE -PAGES. : af RAT {hat tivo horses could not plow, Mo saw a | the Model Sehool. ‘The gontieman, fins al- | for Ottawa, where they will bo aucsts of the 35 ny & bd OF Wy CANADA, Bret deal of Water sti on the tands, | ready oxpondod over’ 8800 on), his little ward. | Governor-General. wnt ge gee TEMPERANCE. and he believed, hesa lands were wel : “ seh us army from tho frontierof Afghanistunand from | tooking minor with p tho ccoupation of Mory, and my constant prarer | bolt awaiting his reply. ——— <= fatols. Derping ont ot hig Js that my friends will net us herolentiy at tio two |p a ho honor uf having wwe San, ts ticther enat, whieh J have ehalked ont for Fhe potite AVE GH Ht ga : drahwed and mere eattle Kept, they would A CASE OF INSOLVENCY, NO ITANG ‘TO-DAY nae beleaguered | 4 " = Ne Correspondence Between Minister Thorns | gives good a yfeld us English’ farigs bat Special Dlupaten to ‘The Chteaga Tribune. . Art AMASKA; Quebee, Jan. ‘W.-'The Shore Monthly Meeting of the Woman's ifs er on ernie bulla aes eaten Grate Teens Ltn, Wooke , 5 tary Evart the the Tle wes) they wero short of capital In Tonosto, Jan. 24—An applletton was | it tntermed ‘Tachorhue, lig. aaidorar-of Christian Union. teh) — denty oxtentng hls hand, ste Neth yes eas ' ton and Secretary Evarts on hen in regard to tho position of the | matte before Judge MeKouzle for the dis- | Misy Distel, this morning, that the Inw must CURREN' GOSSIP. of convay to Harto’s own hands £4 tet, : Fortune Bay Outrage, farmers, Lucey were certaluly the hardest: | elarge from insolvency of Mr. Beaty, well | take its course, and the condemned will be 2 t room With two bunks In ts, yout shall yan tatet i protest iis yer HON, Tis Catindian known asthe proprietor ot stho echel hanged nt 8 1. in. tosmorraw, Encouraging Reports from All tho A ALEIGUIIDEs and VU shod te rnin weno . iw the other te » rine: ey is worl bi ¥ Lt ‘. st © os . Puck, . 1" room j "i cover, and If they were. hot allowed to alt | Lo%ento Leader, After examining Into tho PYOTATO-FAMINT. Officers and Committees, One aleints wolves." $%0 oun : an Press Comment on the Out- % ‘s 4 papers, and seeing thnt. everything was j : gt, ATLA down at his own table they soon left, In Speelat Dispatch to Tas Chleago Tribunes i, One} * TET : come of tho Rotten-Steamer regard to his visit to Manitoba, he was sorry, | ecording to Jaw, his Honor granted | srosentsar, ans 20, ‘Oe cae de A MOEUN THER PROMPTER, t area after the handsome manner in whieh he was | the discharge, and satd ho sytpathized with 4 Pe ‘ rn 7 rf tho performance of “Machen” ty eae Litigation. Treated by the Canmdlan Government, tosty | Mr, Beaty, and: tint. this was an example of fainting In Cape Breton, The Proseeulion of Saloonkeepers Who Violate the » eo Dl valine 5 iia iat Seott-Biddons trowpo in Wioting Hal, syeqt® a. | ie . peas iz 3 GET eEE it ne mald, who snuggics to yor x cee ket, aad Ma oe adhe ay they tho great evils of the Insolvent net. Mr 2 pI nupeRT. Taw to Bo Vigoronsty Pushed, e:minid, who snupaies to you, notaiug lola, Bone eek RR FY tulertered British Columbia. Irate on the | toeat Manitoba beet! Tt was not s | Beaty ought to be one of the richest men in Brectat Dispateh to The Chtcvao Tribune, — One arm ns thole lines or eurreat cercea ne eetting eae much within 2d or 2t4d per pound as English | Voronto, and here he was reduced to noth: | yfosrrtar, Jan, 20—Charles Brown, 9 ‘The regular monthly meoting of the Woman's Well placed Mrs. Siddons anti, when called Ueree” fea * Subject of Chinese Qheap beef, Me trled to catit, hit could hot. He | ie. At the tineof his gol fntininaulveney escaped convict. trom the Aubttrn (N.Y,) | Chratian Tempernnes Union was held yestorday Around tad alled Lefora tho gue Labor. believed the best-of ‘the Canndlan, cattio | he had $800,000 worth of property In Toran rh ; ssted here to-day, 1 inorning it thelr room, No. 4 Farwell Mall Bulld- fe of te, Wallat—= . “It Is due to Mr Labi: Ls ‘ pits f to, whieh was put on the market and suert- | Urison, was arrested here to-day, and has 5 One robe that's closely ticked ‘round you both, t Is due to Mr, Lablaneho (Muchrthy, to nglinds what they tert bebtnd | ite, Sante 4 ime, Mrs, Curia in tho ebufr and about forty + | and tho reat or tho e rll toys, wretched, On board the ship coming | feed. Property worth 340 per foot was sold | been taken back, And tho rest of tho eampurniys to say that, if ant 7 ve | home thoy had horrible mutton ic ives | for $10, and lotses that cost, 83,000 werd sold Speetat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, SHOP Uiphen Gag ak Bob Davee want’ of smoothies hits been noticed in ig, Government Expenditures on Rail- worse than the beet. | Manitoba wold soe For $100, Alls uuaranit Hobellevett it We | Kixasrox, Ont, Jan, 2—The selinoner | sey, ttowelt, an the part of. the Corresponding eversant uy the may tet fits At 18 ming t i day boon goad countrys bat, wn was | estate liad Mr. Heaty’s hands Mora Carve - 5 vas | ht ft Gh the par & Ab lils 1 wo-tritek and tit ways and Canais Last Year (iained, nud {Hil rallies: were ‘eonatrheted contd have pald everybody, and have had Flu Hi Carveth, Intoly sefzed for debt, was | and ottleo Seeretary, read a roport showinue that ‘And you and! ehonte spraviing on the way. petupn, whe, Lam tnfokmed, In tn ea bret Over $10,000,000. he could wat conscientiously recommend | $00,000 luft to himself, : sold at auction for 35,090. tetters hnd been recelved from a number ofmen comnbig into the audiences of this ee Abie dled s : any mento go there, Neither Amerlea nor 6 Spectat Elepatey to we eileage arioanes j. | Way bad beon reformed ut tho meatinga: of tho Adrini, Prompthig¢agtora when thoy pave rid Jannda was a country for a man to zo to AN INSURAS CONTEST. TTAW A, Jan, 20—Mr dob Abbott, engl | Untou, and who wrote to testify that they were ‘A hite, thety lines. ‘It shantd be known that ime An English Delogate’s Unfarors without enplial "They were told in pam Sprelat Disputeh to The Chieago Tribute neer of the Canton Iron Bride Company, of keeping tholr pledges. Sinee the Inst monthly Beet tetit= Mone of this Kbnily fy roles ike that satiny ' -&n English Farmor-Helogate’s al plilets and by: agents that gman could farm |. Mosrurar, Jan. 2%4—Tho tnsotyent Globo Ohio, who was suminoned ag a witness meetiiy forty-seven had shred tho pledge, of | A groan whon yout look at your purse noxt day! ae Nhe oF tuyzelf, when tho actor ft ablo Report as to Canadian Qvitlr a capital of EIS or £14). Thats how: | Thsurance Company of New York, which has | 1 convection with the — avizure “of | whom four were wonton, throw of tho lutterhnv= —_ Feetis thoy may know thote parts yo oe Agriculture, Win acapltalorabont k000 a nah mignt | % branch oflee here, is contesting in the | tho Chandidre bridge fron, has re- | lug been hubitua! deunkards. Tho Union was | sOME COLD-WEATIER YAINS. tenia choir guard, and mat w portance F F make money, it ho went in for Feeding” of cor estan of ful elithus of the poiley- pun Maule, ae ssebatat lait sunt plate aera! oe eeu ae Correspondence New York Sun fora whole ovening, Tt has so disturbed met rearlng. So hot was speculation out in | holders Inthe Dominion, ‘he ground taken } lng the entries of bridge-bullding material e Minrvonn, Pa, Jan, 2.—"'Thoro's quite alittle | and dtr. iAblaahis snup in tho attnosphers. to-day. but when Tenlt ‘ko vol Prompter. wns a hak toimind a pleco of weathor wo had in 1659 thts | Rotitngson, who bad been reems ko a good day fora plenic,” sald Shortt | sald, knows by heart avery lin Warren Ridgwity, coming Into tho Criseman pia. ot reporter ho mavo this seeount of hy Ls Hose barroom, where ‘a number of tho boys | "wy nad a portect right to speak na wero gnthered nround tho stove discussing tho | uctor NED Hine Riche ALG fa. ata weathor, It wns one of the recent cold days, and vpaiies = HS uni bis Va r horefore juve him the word. [px {ie thornometer on the front porch roplstored | te son i neetoemnnnice, noe to htt tia scene up In thelr tines, and when be did nor wee? “Tnover knew until the next spring how low | prompted him, ‘Tha prampter-qvus. at et Thopo this exptanattog wi 5, sant} ada that men wero buying and selling | fs that th rng AN tut », | show an extraordinary stnte of things. Kor | Whlch it commoncet hist November, ‘Thy sates A Large and Interesting Array of News | tut, + § s that, ag the company was a mutinl one, straor ‘y y on g ¢ seless, undralned —prairie-hind without . + onitlite 2 sume | instance, the Chandlere Bridge iron, mann. | of literature for Deeomber wud January to dute Ttems from All Parts of the seule {rs aud some members of the Canadian {ney aed ulyentlited ty the ‘pum hilent ills. tnetured and ready to erect, Laentered for | amounted te 8143.15. : Parliament ind thousands of acres whilelt mae sets ny the america stre- | dit: Bg vonty per pound, white the avers TheChalr exhibited to tho mecting a band- Dominion, they wid not knew what to do with, Ue | holders, ‘The amount now fin the hands of rot the fron toc Ute fist alx months | some onyx and guld neelluee and locket whien wold not xive then a penny for it, At Mr | the jznee will not pay more than 40 per Hing-nills has been nearly fourcents | had been ‘given to the Assuelation by Mrs. = a casas Rold’s request he called on Mr.’ Drake, but | cent of the fabllitles, A conmmlsston, con- | per pound, so that ie would appear as if the | raureon King for th ay = CORRESPONDENC vas Mr. Helit certain th Mr. Denk 4 : " " " aurcon King for the purpose of bolng pre- ESVONDENCE, 3 Mr. Belt certain that Mr. Drake was | ststing of Mussrs, Davids and Greenshlelds, | American bridee-manufacturers charged | gontod by it 10 Mrs, Rutherford 1. Hayes. On Spectat Dispatch ta The Chieag Tribune. pt in connection with the closers who had | irom the courts here, hus just returned from | nothing for their work and my the freltt totion a vote of thanks was accorded to th Orrawa, dan, 26.—The correspondence be- | set up the land-jobbing system? Te cer- New York, where tt took evidences In the | asan thduecment. to be allowed to furnish iuitiie accorded’ o> tho tween Slr Edward Thornton, British Am- | tainly found theui all backing each other up | case, ‘Lhe amount of deposit inthe hands of | manufactured work at less, than tha | denon. er Tame tor, Ang, T Stiikspenre H ‘Was. tot reals 6 See) ry | throtgh thick and thin, He had thouzht it | the Dominion Government ls sulictent to pay | cost of the raw omiaterin ‘Phe same Tho Treastrer reported, showing that the re- | the mercury did got that year,” continued the | and. sealing Machete stingy mi fost fn bassador nt Washington, aud the Secretaty | hucessary to write a few words fn the Ponce | all the Canadian calms, MY) seith, Fegard to tho castings: whicl, are ene | celpts durin tho past month were SLOE.61: tho | Sheri. Wo bain thermometer big enough to words, Lsruvo-thom, If whut I mild wn weoagt of State for the United States relative to | apont people belie tet in by those Innd-siarks, ——— tered for duty nt less than thgeost of the ple | oxpenditutes, $010.8, leaving a balaneo on hand | keep account of the wenthor for the wholo | tuuriaicos wae: told tint Teg tet { Wreeking and towing in intand waters, whieh | ‘There was not tiie for hin to tell them of MERCITANTS’ MARINE INS, CO. tron, thowzlt the workumnship is ditentt | of 82680. The expenves of the temperance | stato, It was threo fect long, and hud abulbat { remained docily und quiet. Mes. Riddance was forwarded to the: Dominion Government | the Hats who lind been taken Tn through tis ‘Special Dispatch to The Chieaco Tribung nutespensive, it is wnderstoud that a thors | eumpdten to dato lave amounted to $440.2. tho bottom ns big usaturntp, Wo didn't bothor | sittlinn actress and ald mainificontiy, hat et on thedth of Juno Inst, hus been Intd before | Citi. tations as to the character Of the | ytoctuar, Jan, 2A call of 5 per cont ough ovurtinuling of pie guile dtestion of Tho Ghaltman Of cio Txeeutive Committee | with dejrees on that thormameter. Wo always Was tnutly aubported. ste ta st very Towa Partianent. ie has been male on the stockhokters of tho | from the United States Isto uke places reported that tho Cominittes hut held ttt alx | guid {t wasso many Inches below or go many Bpeidinie Duck whan shu aren oe ee sty This Canta Privy Court inalkon fit KIGHUTY-SIX. MAJORITY. Merehants’ Marine Jnsuranee Company to | — It ts expected that tho Prinesss Louise will | Testines Mud ween Tee ee reese bue these | inehes above zero, ‘The thermometer hung on | singe, fe it had. been one uf tho mate port.tothe British Privy Counell, in whieh Spectat Dispatch to The Chteaga Tribune, i ath 1 hn e. ust t 0 Ff 0. h ; cover the losses of the Company on elatms peur to Canmaele it Marehnext, Her health TNE NEW DEPARTURE isstated that the Minister of Customs, to ITAWA, dan. 26-6... m.—The vote an | due, Phere ly a very strong feeling In favor | hts improved. ; which the Unton bud entered upon—that of en+ whom a dispateh from Sir Edward Thornton {| Blake's amendment to the Paeitie Railway | of winding up the company, With the assets faiexro. rege ORY Stic tendetson, a | forelnye tn Chicago ‘tho. lis pon the statutes on the subject had been referred, stated that | resolutions was taken 6 this morning, and re- | on hand, and the amountof the Government Es Bt x mere y books in regard to tomperimes, Owing to tho f Chiengo girl, WM yerrs of ure, was arrested " : 4 eer the question appeared to be misunderstood | sulted in fs defeat by St yeas to 110 nays; | deposit, this coult be done, leaving a | here to-day for blgmmy at the tn slekhovs of dir, Stalegtin McDowell, Chutrman Of stance of hur | tho Committee on Colfee-Hous by the authorities at Washington, owing, | majority for the Government, 80, surplus. It seems that, the flaw reanires | second husband Jolin Henderson, Leisateged | tas became tieore rated unier, tho Bate law, he belloves, to tho fact that tho action At a quarter to 6 o'eloek this morning }| allelatms to be paid before the amount ean | that she married a iman named Vincent Lyon ; } i fue, orl in thls ee ue hot been pushed as it spected vote elie “aye mt over, ‘I ster x llgville, eserte tre igo Ww v0 bee of the Customs Department has been the long-exnected votean the Pacliic Rallway | be handed over, ‘Tho Mon. Peter Mitchell | in Belleville, and deserted hin to come here othorwine worst hive boon. . he question took ph The division was on | was in Ottawa to endeavor to get the Goy- | vera year igo, Here she captured Hender- irs. J. I. Hobbs was appointed to walt upon presented to them not only in an exaeger | Mr, Blake's amendment, whieh — was | ernment ty come to thengsistaney of theconi- | sou, She left Henderson in turn a little atayor faog. Hoe ee cre aut Hata st ated but very erroucous light, Tho Depart- | lost by 140 to Si. Mr Blake's amend | pany in that purticular, ‘The position of the | while bnek, sayiny he wis not At to lve with, | Onn Mie pen the oats face fe wen tes ment cirewar of the 8th of March, 1873, was | ment ~ was eneral In fts character, | cumipany will be dethied at the annual meet- | and that party aidan information agwinst cone te the tara of the Gomiultiee ragnrtling the addressed to Collectors of Customs only, and ay naka that ine gate at qt ing, to be held shortly. her, huniner In whieh Intoxtatted women ure often f r . erms 7 1 reated fn polles stations. ‘The plain of havin was Intended to remind them of the proper } jipjurity of the Govermnent was nota sur RANCH COMPANY. A PROUD SHOWING. fentute policy on the fares for the: ‘Miiepose mens bearing of customs law upon wreeked prop: | prise, tis Tt was pretty well understood that it 10 The Chie: Hone hus becn tried snecesstully elsewhere. % rectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. —_——- erty actually stranded upon tho Canadtan | all tholr supporters, n several who had yore yt « ol Mayor Harrison promised to tke the matter shores, and this thoy thoroughly understand; | deeouneed the contract in private, would Orrawa, Jit. 24.—Tho Hon. M. IL Coch- | Tho Little City of Grand Rapids, Mich, inter eonsideration, and the Comtmittes will Aina ; * fall into Une when tho eritleal moment | taué, of Compton; Dunean MeEaehfen, $f Shows that Sho thw Not Boun Tle. call Upon him svon to get hls decision fn the that no Canadian officer ever futerpreted tho) arrived, The Ministerial sido cheered | Montreal; and J. A. Cochrane, of Compton, Spectat Dispatch to The Chteaga Tribune, mnattor, elreular or the law as justitybys-interference | jymensely she t! at Jane: Grasp Itarins, Mich, Jan. The Datty Mrs, H, B. Smith, who was inude a Committee “Ath th t 13 of anality, | Cee wits tes boone on, jvimies | seck Incorporation by letters patent us the | | BRAND Tapins, Stel. dan U | to iutrodueo temperave into the industeint sees slic tabibe Rates Guibas Her is Geetshety wlio hia Dest ang REE he foe Cochrane Raneh Company, with a eapitat | Zadle to-day publishes the statistles of man- selunls of the ity, Tapurtedt boing enriltully ro- / ite oF property, hilly. thers was 1 ie just’hefore tue louse dividers and voted for | Steck of $500,000, “Tho purposes for whieh | fetes of this elty, furnished by the | ceil all the schouls sho tins visited. i + a ie ‘i ae he: ‘Tho visitor for the Lalor reported that In the Meso Aa the Government, Coupal, wiowas elected | the Incorporation of tho company ts sought | Enumerator of the Census Bureau. ‘hese | past rew manthe lirn few engea nt tenst her labor r) ed of patente tholeloss, nor We ane aga Liberal, but who has been long tine are ae breeding aan rearing it “al alo fia the elty has 6Of manufacturing. had bre blest. Duving the two nuts pst cuse of such interference ever occurred. ‘Lhe | on the fence, ted he Govermne le, hors mules, sheep, und swine | establishme: | al enpital $5,- vistte hie nn made to houses {n tho ety. desire of the Governtgit of Canada Is. anid ony Ato fenew, vaulted to the Government in’ the Northwest ‘Lerritor es; of dealing eatablisiiments, with total cay ot $5, Almtmurman, Jovwder of the o Mrs, Jane 3 f cmploying 6,742 hands on an | o'clock mee ay Ba to have always been and still was to effect a |The vole on the straight question of the | and trading in them, oranyof them, through: | “(te She ot wel oelock meeting In Lower Barwoll Hall, reportod tonitual arrangement by which the Cousting | ratifeation of the contract isyet i be taken, | out the Dominion, and of shipping "the sao | Wertge, of whom about w thousand aro | that glues tho Hist monthly nee iu In the Inter Jaws niet be so ametoraced on both sides | gud before tls reached the pposition will | ty forelgn conntries; and of acquiring and | Women and youths under gt years old. ‘These | [it ova iy except Christ as toennble tem to dispense entirelyswitt tas | move fourteen amendments. ‘The final dis- | bolding theproperty therefor, ern 32,287,003, conse SH iE tee worth of i ug Dew 1 an apple tree in the garden at our old pluce on | would huve told him what L thougit, Anal tho Lacknwack. [tt the spring of '69 L was smitd- ve yo business appearing without haying by ing up tho garden. Under this apple tree T | Mae struck q vein of quicksilver, 1 thought Io bad COULMN’Y CIUAT dlacovered n mine of the atulf, and saya to Wall Street Dally ce myself, ‘This, ends tho tumbor business.’ | A middlo-ngert, reaspectally drewsod stranger 2 calls tho old genticoman out and | entered an office In Park plneo tho othorday af told him Pd struck nm quicksilver mine, | thickly inquived is he could have the uso of theit and that whon the company was formed to work | telephone for tow minutes. Asn matter tt L would take nothing toss than treasurer of It. | fact the oftce ld none, but the clerk in chars To didn’t say anything, but ho looked at the | piucad an old chanipagne bottle on tho des, quicksitver Chad im my hand, thon at ine, and | mouth toward the atrangcr, and told bimto 9 thon nt the thermometer that hung on tho tree. | ahead. He drow up hls chalr, eyed the bottly T looked at that, tod, Tne bulb was bursted. | long and clogely, and finally put kts mouth at Then Lundoretood the situation, ‘Tho mercury | the openulns hud called out; had aettled n foot and a hull below zero on tho “HHellod hellol Shay, bellol” thermometer, Loat wisn’ as low as tho weather After walting halt it minute for an anamer,ty culled for, so it pushed the bottom outot the | Htted up the buctle, snulfed ut it, and thoa tume bulb, went down threo feet to tho ground, ond | to tho clerk and sil dropped alx inches under tho surface before It Can't ral reached tho fovel of tho temperature, Don't go Cunt yo! up along the Lielcawa and tutk about the * No, shar; Tcun't got a sownd.* thermomoter being 20 degrees below zero, for ‘The elerk went on with fu writing, and bract thore are people wp there yet who remember our. | by the mun arose, honved & deep sigh, ands Ole thermomuter aud tho winter the imeroury | 18 ho movad of: wont tive fect below zero, and they'll laugh it “You didn't fad) mo "tal! To knew allio you." that lt was me who was full instead of shat tote “T'va always said that thoso little thermome- | tio!” ters wo huve nowadays ain't no aeenunt,” sald ed Wataan: e SN ike bay ienihoy on QUIPS. thermometer six or eight inches long, tayhow?" it don’t havo no chincofat all,” sild Peacuck | Bie transit—An ambulauco wagon, Drink, "Down t’ my house, whero there alr no No plumber can toll what alls tho kitches . Bs &: Hh attendance duriug December wns elghty-four, ¥ ptet if : ei " ee betore 0 e reek: oi NAT + Rrente: istry here ds fur during the latter month never falling: below tou, q or i: nF eco pa 3 f clthér nation, but thin the meantime the vos fore. two or bree weeks EDUCATIONAT. ue ‘eineinbor thowinter that Red. Drako 8on Francisco papor excuses a cortaln mit * Do you vi wns chased by ndeer in the’ Valley woorls, aud | statement by saylog that it was a typographlal Nad 1 narrow escrpo trom doth, alt owing to | crvor in tho manuscript. the cold weather,” asked Peto Quick. “Colt as * 17 was, Red. wus bunting. He shot at the deer, | An agrivultuflst writes on “Tov to tell a gad ond thodver yot innd and took: utter him. Hed. | cow.” Te fa alt right, but of no uso toanss dropped his un, anit made’ for n tree. Tt waa ] yy! , i socold that {lo beeath trom the deurd nosteita | YHO docs not kiow what fotell tha voW: frozo ns ib shot ont in-streams of fog, und be- | Ho cate in the othor day, and, tiklaz a sat fore tho sloue Fonabsal ete 10. hicees of toe, ata desk, asked, “Well, whut shalt 0 writs oon inches long aud two inches and aanarter err ct thick, stuck from the animus aout ike tho | RUOUeL, ithe editor told tina ho lind ber tines ‘of n pitchfork, ust ns Hed. reached tho foot of the tree the deur caught bln, One of | , Ti tho countiny-room of n Galveston Irian the pleces of feo went on_one sido of Drake, | tho following nutieo fs stuck ip ina eonspicunt nnit-one on tho other, Tho tree was Just big | Placo: “Perdana baving no business iu thisode e ; tiremuking, in twenty-nine factories, cue | tho atidienees betug tavarinbly earnest and at- . aye iy 5 4 ly Taws tnust Dorespeered, and while the clams | koe am eet Boalt rel avin Pat Tare id hay Reeder | loving wently 2,800 himds and turning out | tentive, ‘The report quoted ono ur two of humanity have been and always wilt be | to the effect thut the Government.should ade AWA, din, 2—Dre AT, Forte, of | about $2,500,000 worth of goods, ‘The prod INTERESTING CASES OF CONVERSION duly recogtiized It was the special duty of ine | vertisy for tenders, “When the louse met | Pladelphia, the well-known wmineratogist, | ues in thls [ho will be much larwer this year, occurring ut the moeting. Innecordanee with Pepartwient of Customs to protect the rzits | in the afternoon he ivered a long | bas presented to the Ottawa Normal School | though this elty is already well up in tho | adeetsion of tho Executive Committee, various ~ and Interests of tho Canadinu commerciil | speech’ in favor of mnendment, | «valuable collection of minerals, containing | frout rank of eltfes making furniture, Phile | gentlemen had been invited to nddress_ the marine aginst the enersacnments of all | which was, however, defeated, as werd | spectinens from ail over the world, adetphin with 200 establishnetts produces | meeting even Monday. Dy, ladwurdts, Dr. Goou- yarties; thar the Government of Canady was | also mmentments. moved by’ Bechard Spectat Dispatch ta The Chicago Tribune. but about, $7,000,000 unnttaliy. “Lhe manus | wiv. Hishop Fallows, and Dr, iittrntza bad hot only: willing but anxious thet the ww st) and Sir Mehurd Cartright.. ‘The debate 3 | Tonosro, Jan, 27.—Tho Sonato of the Unt- | ietures of lumber, ugrienttural haplements talrwttely auttentlorh aud other prominent workers liberal Interpretation should be given to the | sill going on nT pep eos fo. Tan, Sted 10 Sonate oF the Unite | int and vatelued ter, flour, and | bad promised to do fo, amone them Mtr. Buin, relating to the navigation of the inland kolng ony Sevally has ed Mr, Willa Mulock | gash, blinds es ‘oreo noxt fy | MES: Poster, Stra, Honry, Mist Willind, Misa Ire- Ue vie " a\ number of Indies remained in the Speak | Vice-Chancellor, in replacement of the late fs 4 iN fund, of Manchester, Bi Woster, and and rivers, and are ready to enter into | or's gultery last night until the vote was | Chief-Justice Moss. Phe selection Is gener. | Wiportanee, 1 Llitth th the G tof th metaniet AA Peaduets worth from | ste, John tt, Cuueke, ollntions with the Goverment of the | taken, amon them Lidy Mucdonatd, . ee oh 3 ‘0 S00) In exch departinent an- |" Tho Conmittes on Publication reported that Amendments were also: moved Uy Messrs, | §igotietoved {in Mulock Is graduate of | ually, and in wagons sunt eatrlages, tne | thoy had Publishah, nt un ox ena OF Sie a 1H ht ‘IU get through with it 13 sd0n us possible ad eel, but that | pirpeo and Laurier, | einet th nerles, ete, the manufacturers reach about | pamphlet called Brother's Iiquost,” de- | cbongh to tlt i between the ends of tho two | MIL KGE -'-they'ennnof consent to any mensure will | fatelas tne atilers, ahd the: Lloteo aljouraed 3 3 Moraine résults, “Che statisties show tht, | serine iho murdir Wy" Hotcet Guodwin, of | pronme of $eo and hold, thy duce fast, Thang | lone. would give United States’ siip-owners priv | apimidnight. NVeATE: SVG NES LIQUOR. Inall ines, thera has heen a marked ine | Brookevitie, Ind., of bl Dr Ot ke eee eee eee eae ares tio tho | | In a itto village of Bure-ct-Tolre mas Jlsees HL Canailint Kwiais tek BERGA ih Smctal Dispatch to ‘The Chteagy Tribu provement, and an unusual Increase of busi- | Wovdwin, the mutder Lolng done White tho for | Heer, couldn't mov. | Tho weors Lrouth kept | reut on tho portals of tho cometcry, “ds equal propartion to the Canadian ship GOVERNMENT MATTERS. Montnrear, dan, 2%—Tho Frenel-Cana- | ness, ‘The figures show, too, that the aver- be SS aioe phates mulenee leo finakar Mk argawik hie Durlal hone ony oe dong aed valle fats soe owner in nied tales ener ror cat Spectat Dispatch to The Chicuzo Tribune. dian, Irish, and other “societies of temper- | nxe wages pald hands here—nearly $350 | ine thacher work in that ination had been | He experted to be frozen to doath. | My and by | mune.” 5 | F benecepted, whicirin lis praetienl opereuoy | OTTAWA, Jan. 22—Dr, Grint, of Ottawa, | Anec-workers are amalgamating to waxo war | HET SENT Ore relatively higher than most of | oft very Interesting nature, forty-six of the 4 : 5 hy ‘hte the eitles, | The results are larger than were | names belie siened to the pled, A ilfty’=t would tayor the Intter at the expense of tha | 1s to be made Senator, in the place of Sena- agalnst the Mantor-saloons. Tho Chief of | supposed for onrielty of but 32,000 people, Fewttested to iURGW ton eee yg former, On Aug, 11, 1879, Sfx, Seward, Act | tor Skead, who Js about to resign, John Car- | Police, the Magistrates, and the Catholic and | and are very gratifying to the eltizens. ‘tho dail yisitor ruported tipon her work, stat~ * Ing Secretary, refers to this report of tho | ling, M. P., will probably become Senator | Protestant clergy are working to exterminate SRE EERESEEEDE Sug, sanonye othor things, that abo hud we inter Conndian Privy Counall, and says: “* While £ | Qhrisito's successor. ; tha low rum-elling plaves,” With such un | LABOR IN SOUTH CAROLINA | turd), “Her work ind in niscyt arate ae fun pleased to note this Indication af a ditvo- | sry Bungter, M. for British Cotumbla, | t!-hands-around movemunt those who seek = blessed by tho converston of hor listeners. «, sition aud desire on the part of the Canedian ‘e Waves Se > * | Heenses this yenr to sell liquid poisonare ‘ Wir ton—'I Roports wore received from the Young Ladies’ authorities to coma (a some seelprovsd agree. | Indutged In some pretty strong talk the other | jiely to need” a yery. strung coating of ro- | Bevorts from Vive Countlen—The Supe | oaitiin Temperancs Unions of tho West. torts, aa With Hie - Goverment OF fie United night inthe House of Commons. We sald: | spee' ability or political Influence before they | PY Kuadequate—Colored Mon Bros | qnd South Sites of the olty, showing tho worle whon the olrele of Ivo had grown so tight arount hit that fc was hard for lim to breathe, be saw | , The following converantion took pias be that Uo deers nose was belng tapidly closed by. | tWoon n kind-hearted fady and a_snall boy mis the forming tco. Hero waa bis nly hope. It | politely swank open the wite for her, “Ad he could hold out until the breathing of the deer vat untee, polished, potite little boy ean was slut olf ho might escape, for then tha deer sitppose you live about bore? Youle-t wonld die, und, in falling, brent tho icy bonds, | don't.’ When tho Ico tad closed nround Nod. so tizht | Its reported by the mille Inspectors that tht that he could onty gota brenth spout a sixteanth | city supply of mille was never ga puro na'toe, of an inch in length, kerplank d&ppod the deer | Ji confunotion with thls fuct it misgnt be noted to the grouid, dead from: suffocation, and Red..| that the rivers in. the wilk-snpply districts at . - *, A ayrenly hte et ferrod, E se oy’ huved neces ‘3 peratiiy was free, On any othor day tho wound that Red. | all frozen solid.—Boston Glue, Y— oblectlonabie system of wrecking followed iy | if the apnea of Beritish Columbia wers | Procite n lincense, IE ty the iat vevaslan * charleston (8, 0) News. ear He Slebowell, Cuuveumrst tha Geiteo | pave tuo deer would fave kitted iruboner Iho | "A we ateeguouseerie dethe forall be ¥ the Inkes lying between the» sectlye coun. | NObattended to tn this House, they would | et ae oe tit vluW. is Inn recent Interview Senator Nutior tg ro- | House Commilttga, reported thata chirter tad | Wall went oluan through the unimal; hut the | A, bie Rixefootes, was Iftinus for, all he he tiles, at tho sana time L-am surprised that | have to appeat elsewhere. Some years ago | Hon with this ol eet I view. ported ta have said that the condition of. the | been secured for the propused Company, and | hules froze up Instuntly an enh side, and the Tiitits. twestoue tulyecor hntmmnniyencatty any such expression ag is contained in tha | he brought {na measure to prevent China- INON & COAL COMPANY. South would be greatly tinproved by tho migra- ai gor eon araitried say tis Babin ancien i © T guesg none 0° you foliers aver heord of the:) Hrevl ns ho was" long, and Just oat report referred to should have been made tu | men from reaping tha benellts of tho con- e ‘gh in tia tion of a large proportion of tho negrocy to mt of winter o° 1770, or you'd Keop a Jeotlo. tum on dregses and into pants, with tis hands ia b + view of the net -of Co: Speetat Mispateh to The Chicugo tribune, gress aoproved June | struction of tho lrauscontinental line, ‘Chis other States; that tho blacks are toonumeronsto | Mry, J. 11. Mobbs, of the Committe thy cold weather question,” raid thy Old Sottier, | Packets and aawurcrurtng wiry wasge outs TMS, te Sis, e: Wd * A ‘ “ i a Orrawa, Jian, 2i 3 | f LA e iD ' eae a on Proso- i i Vayne C , y | di-you want me to help you? = Lean grunt wbit . ord FieaL ty te eaters cantteneun cr the was burked, ‘Tho American Government had AWA, Jan, 2h—Sir Hugh Alkin, G. As | qo well,and that South Carollnn would ho a | eliting Suloonkeepers, reported thit Mr. J.T, | Wha bud conte down Froid, Wasne County for a ed Drummond, A. Allan, and IL A. Budden, of little visit, “I've know'd some svortin’ old | 2OU Nee" Montreal, and d. W. Ctendenen and C. B, United States atid the Dominion of Canada,’ | made anew treaty with China, whitors tu my tine, but my mraudfather’s ox- SDULPItz and Joo Nagel inoro prosperous and advanolig State it hale of | Helm had on one Sunday obtained clear proof of eiving nut | ‘1 7 % rat ys 4 her present culored, population aboittd omilente Violation of the Sunday lw agatiet twenty-six Mnent to in $3 amo of Vib ian would be pleased to have you recall Ub hort! wl edd States Ci o le atlounkeepors, and on tho fs vingg Sung i | perlenve in tho winter of "18 ruther veuts auy- | iirds in tho * Gently Dreaming” sitagn, on Gay seca consideration of the ‘Donuiion Gove taelidotchtaarane ‘ Te wine Canna to | Hosman, of New York, seek Incorporation | to omer seetions of the Union, At tho tine the | found tune this wetion hid bindu very bewsttal vege a mine. . Vuston avenue, 1 tose the yang, bul ist ernment to the fact that the full reeiproelty | do the same, and do Justice to Hritlsh Colum. | by letters patent as the British-Amertean | report was published the News and Courter took | effuut, many of tho plices beime elosed, ‘Tho | Meera mulher wero.s erent hunter an’ {ne | of paying tho sh ho sald: 1 haven't got At this act enguges only awalts ¢ niont | bin on this subject,” Inn yery short thne,” | Iron e& Coal Company, for tho sequiring, | occasion to say that, so far na our information | TePOre wave the history of the Committee's ‘ | TG || of monuy wits’, dew, ub 1 # Ae nae ‘ action on the part of that Government to be- | he sald, “Chiness labor would be the ques- | mining, and working o! “ ig | Went, Gen. Nutler had beou wrongly tnturnted, | WOpsines which have already been tnde publi Agone. natant. aneralives cand tine. res |\tigenl aver tis woekies i und working of iron and coal nines e1 inne Lianuxe. Pho Committee had the tull- ¢ i tid cou deposlis, and manufacturing | and thot instead of thelr being an‘oversupply | est contidunce that good rexuits would attend move a catso of serious nnd dane Mr. Whiteher, Commissioner of Fisheries, | fron ani steal, within the Dominion of Cana- | of colored laborers in. the Stute, thoro fs tn | Itt etforts. bi Kerous, cmburrasamient to tho ship. | —one of those whom Mr, Wind charges with | da, to wht: ‘within the Provines of Nova | uany sectlons an netunt searcity, In | - r. Helm, who fe conducttue the prosecutions ping Interests of the Unlted States.” | cooking tho tishery-leures hits re MUsix | Beotlny uml of trading and dealing In tho | order to arrive. at a correct tinterstand- | forthe Union. imide a tow remarks on the sub- Del'war Valley, ‘Tho winter uf ‘id was ter'blo | sort of n way f¥ thit for a gentleman to dant? cold, Ev'rything in theso purta wre trix up | como inte it saloon and play Ww honta cent ¢t Ughter'’n a anitre drum, Ou ono o' tho coldest | monoy in his packet? Tow. now, ant) top day fy my inne’ ateicle nee tenets oe yiaia whut Lows the barkeaper?—Cairestun Neics nijins cu the hills Jest ‘above here, “Ho fottersd Sl clay & fom, an’ killed a esupie on en, wt then started | Felend 6 hiaw e enn who Ls not, proces ) e 1 : or tho U a i 4 Ms A | studious und working boy, iho Hat of gnidd Subsequent ito this the Canaitinn Customs | mantis lava of ubsenee. | No ns | produce thereof throughout the Dowlnion of | jie of tha matter we propounded corinin | 2oukcie Aeoton of the Liquor awa. ihe proic- Taeuer lived to faa humdred your aide de tota | Wilot be brings humo duty telly of a Rac epurtment Issned a ¢ rouse detning tho | given for this procedure vy tho Government, | Canada lending questions, which huvo buen fully au | oven te there wero tn obstacles hie tlre bee, | dylit day he stick to It tat what Pm goin to | HPATAY, on bis part. Firteon dase ago woth ferns of the elreniar of. March 6, 1808, aA. ‘The Government las decttod nat ta arcet Senet swered by attentiva correspondents in Suinter, | Oven IE ane caso was pritishod every weeks, the | {ll you wero ex true ‘ex prenchin', an’ Cb'lleva, pene iNvlai Peet iettatiar ce Fear nad good deal of voluminous correspondence | at present n Hhthouse at Port Stanley, for CRENIT-FONCIEK. Marnwell, Orangeburg, Darling ton.and Spartan: | result wilt be very benehe.ale Duriug the past | {t+ Ho started baek fur bls enbin aver the ridwe. | Four division 2° vse lly fathon, Tek eye Felatlys ta partlonlar es Fallows. Gn the shih an appropriation was ania Inst ses- Spectat Dispateh to ‘The Chicayo Tribunrs burg Countles, Inquiry and obsorvation go to | fey weeks thore hud boon | He liadu't gone fue when ho shot a wolf, Mo | Wow many ave you in w Nove ut, q a 9 of Cus- an. week “Later 2 sald the futbety you bo the tele twentyeseren! ero new ust FAW, 26,1 re show that, 60 far tt lonst as these counties are TRAD Bt toms makes a report’ to tho Irivy Council | ‘The amount of expentiture by the Gov. | , OTTAWA, dan, 26.—The bill to Incorporate | Concerned, thore le not un, overanpply of inbor. ALITTLE stim, with reference to sone of these eases and | ernment on the Canada Paelfie Mullway dure { tho Creitt-Foneler Company provides for tho | era; thut the wager bive beon Increased; that | And oven, thla had dono somo good. Ie ine snys: fhe Cunadian Customs Departinent | Ing the fiseal year was. $4, 164, ‘The | Incorporation ot Kohn, Reinach & Co., of | tho senorat cond ition of the colored man bas ued ie koap pe, tis urcedts, and he belloved has always curred out the principle of ree { amount expended on the ‘Intercolontal | Paris; Duncan Melntyro, Senator Thibeaud- | b&ee arently haproweds hak th pein dons ue suey fads for tho. peaaeeutsonas Towep maid +, clprocity in facilitating ald to disabled ves- | allway was $1,0011%9; the loss on | eau, the IL P Atiehell, cand’ Aid rey | eee dfitlnolitany ma taborora iro plat a a Iondments 1 jaw waite sels of whatever shur in’ as full a degree ay is | workin (this Youd "for the year was | Cie We Hob. DP. Alfiehell, and Audrew | antly adjusted: and thut the caitioe iM trasee | be elte tes Ho iad se neon to tho faislntueg ’ elnimed by the United States In any of the | $07,131. ‘The expenditure on the Prince | Robertson, of Montreal; Senator Coctirany | Way it ore Cap eer Ia provid | Which ho hoped would, ‘pies; ind whieh provided ‘eases clted in these dlspatehes.” ~The | Edward Isha Jentiway- was $101,100, leaving | 8nd Churtes Toss, of Kugland, ‘Tho head | Winselr to be under t ww condltlentae. dr i fi uch more tn trad bis ole Mintlock | 7 hut is. you dro tho Inst 2° ON hadn't i when he heerd # yell olf to tho loft. in’ lookla’ | st muady lui No. 20. that way seo a big paintor comin’ for tin, Painters was a plonio for the ot man, an? he rammed down a big charge o” powder au’ renohed fur his bullet pouck, when, to an’ bo~ hold yo! It were gong. Mo" fost ft Bomowhar In tho woods. Fightin” piluterd without. bullets A PUNGENT SATIRE. wan't so mttob of n pienic, Besides, tho alo many he: 7 . himself to be under the same conditions. fh any eitizon of Chicago might: bring suit upon | had got cold while standin’ thar, an’ he didn't 7 td Ix to | sa | Sarrespoudence closes on tha 2th of | a Juss on the year's operations of $50,700, ctneas tu es nt Atantrun ‘Tho capital stock | Stier County tho supply of colured iAbororais | Wlooukeener’s bonds for an tutruction of tho | care ta taklo an able-bodied punter while his | HOw Fay Goylit tx to Mocome & November, La when Hin | Alarauls of | ‘The canals ot tho Dominion cout inst Saar | $2 bv $5,000,000, roy shart hue Mrearsilt ng wont haye boen Mae: au fat the miausy vetinlty miliche eehale banas peas all stite, ar ee banter come n cre lin dere udees ; Orne transinits to the Ei 4 erley m ‘ 215A g 2 SLB va Rent toxdjulning counties to xecure additional y charitnble dustiti. | uy h bis fangs howl’ an’ his Jaws red Vew York Sting Ind. ROTTED ONTO Ta Tee nee cat ole (Fare atitrmctint, G2. realms for rebate, @1it LUMBER-TRADY, help for the furor, who hive teon unable te | Yon which the Informer might deajunte, ‘Chess | deren a roumlo- boot an’ his tall n awitehi' Ike | We learn from Washington that our dite Edward ‘Thornton relative to a complaint | total expenditure on railways atid canuls Srettat Dispatch fo ‘The Chteaoo Tribune. plek outa grent dent of tholr eotton on uueount | silts would ho conducted before the Clrewlt n cow's in ity time. Cold oz it were, my ras fy é ealtlzen, Mr. Jaye Gout wil #4 B inade by Mr. E, Evans, owner of the United | durlug to year was Sls, Orrawa, Jan. 20—The best proof that tho | oft Kearelty of labor. Buch your the number ot | Court, where tho proscoutions could be etfected gulsher fellow-citlzeu, Mr. Jay Gould father anid the sweat started out on his torrid ue Se t * . 7 " " t nhaw. | take hig seat ng an Associate Justice of ¥ States tug Reilef, with regard to the action ——_ rovival of the lumber-trade Is not due to the Poa Ra RoR en Meer Te "hres Ganio'otalte tho work which the Cam- Miter they deoppedan the dnt ti ble tle, premo Court of tho United States, Mr God of the Custums authorities nt Port Dover, HE WAUBUNO CASH. “National Polley” fs found in the fact that | arewer nvable land Is yreatly enlarged, aud in | pala Commattteo Intended to aceomplian in the | fur thoy frizeg fast ez thoy fell, hoy pited up | will rantc amoni tho abla men on tho enc. 4 Ont, on the occasion of a ratt dn tow of that Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicazo ‘Lrisunte elphty ears are being Inden with hunber at | Prepertion us ‘the number ‘of colored homo. | Way of olrculuting Its pottticul pledge and hold- | ut his feet, wn’ the painter hope Rereepiy UD. | 4 nan of letters ho Is not nutnawn to fame, 8 vessel belng wrecked On a sind-bar near Panis ‘Thea Hobe. is fs ; stoxds incrouses tho labor supply ls duorcused | uz nootings, tho purtionlars of which bave ate | Buddlatly aniden hit my yran'fathor plumb i | eariy youth bts prevociaus trlent pyered tt 21 Long Point. Tonoxto, Jan, W—Tho Globe, comment | the Lower-town depot, for the United States. | vaGudmiontted. ratdy boon publishod. ‘Thoy hoped that thelr | the top-Knot Ue grabbod up atmn'tul autho | ey 2eutn mle precoolous alors 1 OAT pre Be _ ing on the Waubuno enso, stys? 1tis much | aid that the St. Lawrence & Ottiwa Railway | hero hus beon an advance i the wages of | cndeavors:in rousing « feeling against the tne | sweat cz were fel in balls an’ poured ’em {i his | ont he enjoy tho via preeedtetted distinction AN UNFAVORABLE REPORT, to be regretted, for tho suke of the litigants Company ts shtvnlug to the frontier 0 larger | capable und fnduatrions ageicultural laborers, | factions Of the laws would bo auccesstul, and | muskit, s “7 1 bolug the reputed nuad of wo melt) oA ‘Bpeclat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, on both sides, that thé jury in the Waubino quantity this winter. thin ever before, and Jn some avotions of the State there 14 now a | that by next April they would have organized 90 “ele Thin git theso in on thut painter fore’) dailies of dliterent polities, du law Mr, Geo x ¥ call for atith higher wages for the new year, In | thoroughly usto be able to carry tho next clt; Tonoxto, Jan 27.—The fventny Tele | caso were unable to agree,—tho mure so be- | WRECKING & SALVAGE COMPANY, | Darllugton County there hus Meow w inated tne olceddon for a temporauco administration. ” ee, gramsays: As the Domlulon Government | cause only one juror stood out agalost Smectut Dispateh to The Chicaga Tritunes Ee eee aty: ee, esa ieue au SraNE TE REL aw oR eAalr = wulonenuths |. has published a pamphlet containing the re- | rendering 9 verdlet to yhich cloyen other | Orrawa, Jan, 2—The bill to Incorporate | supply tho place of tho nexco with white lbor= THE SIEGE OF GEOK-TEPE, : putts, af the English farmer delegates to jurors ugpeed. Instead ff being ny the ont the Dominton Wreeking & Salyase Company ens, esa tage Ue a agvlicioy onguustia oF opl am is e ada, i pel ving speech } Of the cuse, wo are, unfortunately, only t | nie 'g CG, | Hefavor of the negro as tho most trustworth: Defoe Lenton Farurst Cin may not | Hy trend, tga Seta eine | Broa 5 een ton o oe | Attest cient}, aimee | Tle Wortientons Now Hrotding she be uninteresting for Canlinns, as there Iso {u such a enso renders it wil the more urgent vl H : ie : Hrstballiinie: “Ant Cheek Rkobrlont® 250 that the Government step In aud give protee- | York: 1, Harchnan and FW. Tenshavw, of | aecustomed to our ollinata, und willing toanders | gaye Other Voxtx to Conquor Motor ||, marked dilference between the tone of Mr, | ton to tha. lives uid. property of pers | Montreals aud A. Brow, of Lact ne. ene eee ee een te ae vie earanpears | yo meachen Merv. clad peace Delegate Cubitt’s opinion tn his Government | sons traveling on inland waters, ‘The | capltal stuck to bu $250,000, would coma here to work for oly Bf IN, Jan, 23. report and that given Inthe farming Intell | fict is suflulontly well brought ont : Mott others and, by biti Aetna suid a RDONG SEAL HA lottor front Ma). nutery x itt iT Xo Cy a 4 i Fan Hi ie eETOUSs, Wor * iy — genevot England, At the mevtingin ques: | DY,tho tela, Huat-AL present thore Is. guts DEATIL', Inerento tho semand forooluradiahor, Wherever | Petiene dir atecar area oe eee cows, Interuate tion, Sir). 'f Acl 1 MPSS Peel Me antee whatever for the seawortilness of ves- Speeiat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, white laborers hye been employed In any cone Gooke'te re sd ko defense wo: See Dekhann SLD, want Ale Cine Reed | Suis GF the prolicteney of thelr overs, Its | Orrawa, Jan. 14—Tho Hon, Richard | Silerabie, numbers tn this Binty they have not | Heuke Teva and of tha opposition mado to thy Were present. rade vessel-owners 1 ven satiataction. Tho country ls nut prepared | Nussiaus, Tho adventurous travelor and author rho Agricultural Gazette iyulte geuleat Hak. Seust -awuera. eottld) Wostenva, n relative of Lord Rossmore, ines thoy melt,’ ho thinks to hissdif, ‘mebbo they'll |/oxperiunce hus been extenulve, Otbor meas Settio lis haw . - [huge boon moro profound studeyts wnt Il 1 “Arter cramumin’ tho sweat o' his brow in tho | tient knowledyy and. nies aistinetiont | fr muskit, my grin'fathor blazed away. But tho | civil and eriumel branches his nttalumenhey, heat o tho wuu-bar'l had incited tho (ud balls," | Tong boon recognlcedy und yeurs i120 hid a2 thoy wont out'n the gun liken ktroamo water | tho common Bpedch was Famsilinrly Coo out'h whose, Hut tho coll weather wan't foul’ | with that of David Dudtoy Klett und wilh ot round thory for nothin’, au’ "fore tho stream o' | sogal luminaries. Meuntwhite Mr. Gould bath waiter hud gone three foot it wis frlz inter a | rrlyod to ncuumualite $1,000,000, OF such a solid chimts, nat wont kerplinkerty Inter the | tor, inmnilwaya and tolegrapts,—an auicugh painter y akull. But my gran'fathor wild he | exceeding tlie tatal earthly poxserslet Car owed nid tifa to natu actor ull, fur the china | other dutipess His tntlyened dre the tnt of iva never would a made the painter give up ooutely yeu tho ghost, an if, mover would, Mud Ho olfeat on Descxpeuten co. Bo praportlonitely ny at ntlonly thore wasn't force "nough todrive 5 it ctoan through bts head, Thus snved iy gran'> Unlon Colleges J warps fathor from o chawin', The chunk o° tce Wo copy the following from tho Ji ed ao! stoned Inthoskull, The avimat heat moltedit, | number af tho Concurdiensts, a paper elt : de sotlegts # tail rotten steamers out, hden or tho cost und confusion that wonld result | explored tho Turcoman territory throa youre | MN fora tho patnter coult recoopornta an’ vit | poyptished by tho students of Union Col furnishes the following report: with tit ie LB ate Hout tly in India, How: Li from such it revolution as the wholesale intros 4 hla worl on tha ohtiman he diod of watoron . rials jaw does nothing ta prevent | (ed recently tu India, Mowas a Lieutenant + 3 ugo, wheru he was reeelyed with apan nying, hid " " Behencotudy, N. ¥.3 “Str, Cubitt had buen sent by the Canadian i ry ry dosti ms r . | duction of white lauorers would cortutuly create. H tho brain, Lo was. ullta sorry my gran'father * Government na aduleputs to cohorts un tie on. Shippluy of all kinds ought to be | inthe Seventh Lancers, it will be remeue Tio reports c Varaons, of Fort Pinin, Santee yor tho eondition of tho cotured | Betlanatity butng known, It was understood didn't bave that painter stuffed un’ handed Judge Leyt iy five counties of tho State, but | that tho Lokkea had a systom of fortifontions down to the fiumtly,” conchided the okt aattion | ory County, iu this State, hits vone: ng were us ho adjourned wi th tho boys for refreshmonts, | eros and ‘bandsome thing tn band ing 1s 1014 BRET ARTE, Lachey then proathet to aa avith tie colt Dr, Dubols, our Consul at Aix In Chapolle, who Jaci webolaratipe ln Sone “ve know u ua has just returned to Europe, fs to bo credited | nated us tho Lev) Parsons Rebolar ul te th, (BRE with the follow!ug story about Brot Harte, which | Colleye, Thorenre to bo twa or ‘by ne Mr, Dubols told ut a Now York divine table tho | OF ¥2N oak, und leh word other night, In sponking o § ms P avant Unt ‘the usaistance of MO the other night. Ih ing of compliments Nets Roby gavutod 1g bi amet ‘ pee rigidly Inspected, and furnished with certit: | bored that tho deceased offlear was porsone | Inbarera’ i ont faring or Canale ie Aantal Je Foul ated ot weawvorthitiess, hetar hom allowed ber thats ined erat auont Miveur aio, whut is trie of Those wountles ty alia, in droat | ovidontly designed by Europoans. Wo naw able state.. Ho thought they wore altoxether fo a aaualy tee ae fu a loa tale, who swindfeg quite a number of Canadians, mERAUED, gene or POGUTV Tu roa sean Jonrn that tho dealmnor wis Mnf. Butter, Tho tho worst farmers he ever sw, nut only in | that a great partof the casualties are provant- aro ti population of Harnwell, Darlugton, Oran, Glabo says: “A stuglo Knglisuinan has thus regard to the eleantiness of the fund, but the able. ‘The Covernnient whieh: permits this RAILWAY-PUNRCIIASH, bury, Sumter, ond Spartanburg the jute | proved nora efilolent tn reatvaining tho threate cropping. taking out, and not putting in. | shameful wuste of Ifo to go on ennnot be Sptcial Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, gonsns fe Weeds white, TUL: colored, 110,87 | enod ndvance of Itusdia in India than all tho Ths oar ploneers, who went tilty nnd sixty | gequitted of eompliclty with the vessel-| Montimat, Jun, 80,—Tho Southeastern | Phe colored people tive a total majority of We | Engileh diplomatic efforts, whuthor past or nb q “ne 7, 4 aattavaye Pt 4 Ww, und in ouly onu of tho flys counties Spar te o a dia Tao nok mney he a a ownors who sond suitors and others to death | Railway Company fins purehused tha Lake | taiiuuegs lave tho white peoplowiuluritye ine | Peesont’” Maj. Tutor weltes:” + Only tr in rotten ships." Champlain & St. Lawrenes Junctlon Cam | significint fuot is that the protests of tho whl cy eit have, been published of tho uel had to be told. ‘They iied the Jand, ‘The partieuts 4 1 canny” rite frbity ; 1 CANS | Akhol district with any ct Ofte ey hud gone on farnlie for Uhitty ar forty Tho particulars of “the Waubino ease havo | pany’s Rallway,from Staubridge to St, Guill- | peuple aywinst the outixeation of colored labore | 4 faye pretenua to: ae ‘Toe ono duy, Brot Harte. sald ho would give the bis | wid in the progcoution of tholr sttdio’ oy year re re Se Ti or ne ayer "4 Urs et t t vurnestie: gurney, Theav are the Russie stuf map and - | come of this fund will amount to FRO ck ‘years on the rebblug system,—constantly alrendy paepantet ny ie ease. kne auino, a distance of slxty-three miles, wraora auch iaborers aru: trupuriioumtsly woot tue Baglish War Ouica tup. Hoth wro slaply telé bed even renctvon ange ne bod wttanedis he enetluturivanta to bo neloetad BY te fol croppug and tiling, never munuring, 18 | tion Company for $20,000 duinaxes for the NO WINE AT PARTIES. Bunororee wortniaag auld unltrol anitendiing, Lravolity i U Slathagdlon ae an AutHOF: Und lela, Wht UG nav Jogo, and adiuitted to the tenet sho wee ‘ er delegates We “i civ ie a > vf ——— ce . are td ‘et Pistinrieerchitn) ‘oper of the county, Sette Trai mall ora hae wi Bathe Hprcial Dispatch to ‘the hleaga Tribune, A GOOD RECOMMENDATION bly survey of tho dlatrict about, “\kho}, anid to: | acenston to take tho trip from Sun ‘Francisco to Hones ata fund fata vo. boncrotted J aa! te lntue aulirants ty ito out and cultivate | agutnst her. Msn hias. wirendy applied for | OTTAWA, Jan, 16—Lndy ‘Tilley’s exumple | Ay, ANYLN, Y., dan, 26-—-Gov, Carnell ree- | borhoud. ogpreur ull itary auevoy ory He nelute | Oreqon, be rovehod tho boat just as tt was ubout | Unlon College, the Parsons Liimari ty, ont by and, “‘The-great destre uf the Canadian - WANE as Nie a seo . 4 i 1 Roetor of 50 a , in : ne " to move off, and without having mite any pro | Of Curators, of whom the vin Governusent was, that men of eaptial shontd | HeW Ula. pot providing ln! nt: or party,wilt, bo i QGook-Topy (tha orignal = one job u ne, wit e i" Fittious 4 | vlouy applteation for stateroom: ueconmodation | Churches, dobnatowi, I pts, yo con ommends an appropriation for gsuppressing | ino ture the ‘Tureomuns), giving toni 8 . followed by the wives of two of tha Cabinet - Veated tho supervision, Tedies - goout. He found that all over Canada there 3 i o bg ‘ ator . centile dlsense, and urges tho necussity for | plun for dofunse und atrengitioning that | on board, Fortunate jn bol: fC hia 4 ft, whieh, Wo ues , Ware Hand socletles. (1t lund been suid dhe social Duopctes | ta he CAT joward tho Tlosood thie patented ball | Congressional action, : apne, chorea arilcty thas satan at dodtiontiu ot ronats whlch it Moe Hissoaty ho ihe second gjan rose cau oe hd fu Canada had advanced; but, on the ea wi é : ERC TE cee é te Hut 5 ene | should gain without detention, on a required | fFotn thls liberal donor, w! contrary, land in Canada whieh, if properly Montuear, Jan. 3%—Somo thie shice an pe a Tae ‘ A Weather Story from Lowa thoy try now fizhthur Shuull the itisshine pert a . i "4 to’suck oxcullvat 1 Sarmed, could bear an nportunt part jn the | English gontlomun, stoppliuc at the St. Law- PAYMENT FOR INJURIES, Decorah (laa) or, uf Minneayolta Tribune, binwlo fiirthor cut cuey sul And two: utiee. ay aa pruceoded Lerner Moe we pends poses production of neat, way now salllng at | renee Hatl Hotel in this city, touk a funey to Bpectal Dispatch to The Crieugo ‘Tribune, I telegraphed you yeotunday stating that tho | Herondod by.a gallant tant sttusuiite foe ee, | eee ee ee ead wautred of tho open Parisian Women's Underclot’ ias #10 “und 215 an aera, “Lhe land would | a young news-gitl, who wasdally eround the | _ OTTAWA, Jan, 20—Sevaral parties Injured | weather was thodoldst uvor known, aud (uit (bo eee OMIGE Go THECUS Ce te Ea eee | ee eee cee cUea a Dectte (for the | mci ny oe . ‘Tho nyoentan this ucousion was 8 rather curt, No Faria woinan who Js ny! iruif fellow, who muda ft bis upeetul peite to | any othor than silk undorelothe “give all informution 'g anxious ae Inquiring pags | fashlomibdle color for dint, : porscte PPO ite scngers In about ad disagrecable uy manner ys | Urteles of dress, include, Cee rtd be ve t ed y ys i aoe OU Mlurmometer mylstered a Bu faa. Klewre and Hberty. Ju order tu throw duat in the eyes: ee ae (foe ee Any te aa plana, If ropetl Tail sulting the eventng papers, Ue made tne | BY the aeeldont on the St Lawreneo & Ot- | Perec’ FMReEe taae OF 48 devices | of stoopy Jubu Hull tha iusslius have indus zero, and death ; i ae : tawa Rallway, nt Osgoode, haya demanded | Str A, A. Henediefe proprietor of wegelatemild | f9usly spread the report that the lund of | the A le il y uel a) tbe us any 2 i tiaa é dlebrated uodiste saya mon au , home to go to hls will, a distance of half a injte. | {2¥er are barron wastes, ‘Puls fy utturly false. 7 men ii bls position can very woll assume under | cc t game eitcet a i Toye “4 att A 4 vine . +" 1 They are tryiug ww conquer an itloent bh clrow! Impossible to produce ¢ 14500 FOF) alttead 6 tay ue, duw nthe base) handed tie Hattie #100 ne. Me: ara avin Lh SCOTCH IMMIGRANTS, What usar thy will ho envountered « veauiauly | eouneeyarbten witisupply tem with iagaorthe | “there arene statorooms for auy ono,—all | lis or Atorlean Ugura, for tho css ha, 3 duh Uy were eager to crop eity, and told her to send the child to school, Speetul dtevateh to ‘The Cat rib sold wall of milat or vapor, rising us high ag he | hese th; iting Thou inthe work outelto ad fe rope, td," sald thls Corbe . Tauch and bungllig underelotbiny 6 past wey could, “Phat was In the Eastern: dis ho would geo that shy did not want. | ostawa, dane fdec'Tha Ses. eek 7) oul xeu, | Tho bank wasnov buy in aneusterly | A’countey with which Any General can foul sate | “1 must huveonoe returned tho author o | Fronel woman bus every tins 10.74 Topandts She Ulet, | When they gut beyond Toronto, they | Instead of carrying out her trust, the mother | , OTTAWA, dan. 20—Tha Messrs. Ithddnll, of’) dircetion ‘about us fast uy a ina could walk. | fy Wash? operations malin Atgbae eto essa | Sree etae taevw ones rupurngd tho auth OR ot | eer Meili and tuo fen unaterill, wd ay ei found thay w few iwen hud commenced to | got married, spent thy benefaction on herself, | ‘Tobacco Creek, Pembina Blountatn, have are | After walling utout elglty rods in tho vapor Wo | Tidiu, und tha nou-posseaslon of Which by teuee| inay nawist ino. liv olitainiug weat AL wate” sed | fold oF Welukty ae u device of te ue SS breed stovk; and they were, he bellved, suc: | und sent the ehild to servied, ‘Tha gentlomint | ranged for bringing out thirty families from | Cmerwed Into tho clour-moonlixht ab tho mill | glu, fy [sTd, provented that Power from tarebe | be banded tho awent his vietibgecard J {injure ber appoarauce. ‘ YEP ceastul. Ite found some good cattle, uid he | wrote subsequently to tye mother. but could nel . fechiny intensely cold, He weut Sunmediately to | ing into ludia the caluuns which It hudecyane | —*Thoro is nu berth here for hret het —<<—<———— Wag Surprised Se, Ateld ald ‘not mention his | get no uuswor, Ho theh eommunteaed with | S°oHand next sprhog. ‘ tho spirit theruiometyr und tho scoru showed W | [rca Tor that purpose. An Illetlined sliuidity on | othor mun, * was the rough answer, ald the vary, «Now Werriiory Acuulyeds y ig bs _ gouruey through Canada—n country whieh, | tha St. Luwrence Hall proprietor about the UHE THORNTONS. Tievadibt iy. TeHiebld witucemans eer tho partor our Govorntuent, Iu Asis, prevented | was hunded back, . ‘ Our days of rhonmatisey wre Weps 4 wine to its extent, was iikely,to play an lint | ehlld, and, on belng Luformed of what had : ah thermometer bas ulwuys proved gxuct. iny Curcying n {urthor survey to Mary, bubboun | | ie you the man ag writ * Tho Luck of Roar Soran ae cording co an Liinols ee “portant purt. Nearly all the land uf Cauads | happened, ho remitted Hberal suppiles ta the |, Monte, Jan. 97,—Ludy ‘Thornton and ——<——<——_—— cuatia with peidy that for two and a Bult yours, | lug Cups’ Ho you Brot Hurt?’ exclaimed | RuUberHe vee atic EF <Would grow roots, but It was uot strong land | lady who had employed tho gitl-and the fate | the Mlases ‘Thornton, from Washington, by sugmruiting Gis torsiicutions ab Geok-Lebey, | 6 vole: Heblad the ert fea Uke ory, 4 Bi bs Oil euterd u rheuwaly. ts 3 yole weltor of that celubratod Be Necabe OU ‘avery subject. ‘Le! ‘ Gros Harte turned and perceived a tough- | Wo believe jult > Ia ‘Tuo only safe and eure f I ct ry | ters now obtalulng a tirst-clags education at } passed through hero, thls. morning en route vriguny Woublos 1s Hep Bisiors: Frovoity is Bs fatg thels hippy ayy Kept back’ the ihussiag