Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 13 March 1880 — Page 1

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at 11 a tn and 7t30p jn. Sunday school at

rt»»8irrU

Annual MiMilonanr Day. *!0nary caune Ht lu:30 am aud in. ochoo! at m.

:80 pm.

L. O. HAdER.

tUankb.

(ST'AdTerttMnlctiUprinted tnidcrlhln hand One Cent each word, and the *dver|Ji««,fa#Bt vfiU rawly fall to attract the attvutiouof p«rmniH who mayhavit whatever l» wanted, and from a large,nninw,r tt replloe the advertiser IS enabled tfi ftiake the ino*t fivortible irtlectloKii rMtttaUunrf Wanted aysssasft" \*7"AWriti—A good waaher, ami ironer at 6JM

Jj Bwan atrcet, Y^ASTKIr-Oo«l ?lrl. at Ko. «0Kbrth TjHlfth

l*fAfTitn-^Two giflk' tn wM at tailoring. A+-

WA^YEIV-Rocma.

'WVvfiv.7

boan) apd olubblnj{ place*

for ttudent* of the Nowal Hchooi. Apbly by Ntte¥ or petaoii to the Prerfldwnt within Ova day.

vJhhf g-(j iSrat-ilaWMfjf ^tiSSn Vaiimmert

K^aated. No others ne*d applj-. it BSP£NIUlN*AMUIKCBT&ia

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WANTKDr-Ur

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ITTANTKIV -A good, reliable man who 1» capaW bl* of gatheHtig local matter for the HltCtirt of Vigo and Pwrke conntlen. can feenre agood •ituaUon with Maajura U, li. Uul AQo., hy addfaaelog or calURgrttv«,ro, J.0NC3YKAU. it the Na-

you want good equare good* and

at bottom prteea, jro to tn« Ylgf Woolen Vina, rorner Trnth andltaln.

p«»p»i. pwprietort^'H^y'i -1 middle r" obtaining a poaltfftn a* w«rk for raaaonahl* waga*.

man In desfroui of aa bookkeeper wlti1

wage*. Addreaa S. A 8^:

p»lljr ^w» 9«ce, city.

T*T A1*TKI- "fti tent«inhai! place of S tolU atrt1*,5 W Mtfr clty limit*. Addre^ «ox No. Dally Nawa»«e», ..ui .a .• \TTAKfBft Vott'to *end' order bj po»Ul card,

Or through Daily New* Meaaaf* Box, for tha 1ALLY NkWH^ c«nta per weak, delivered promptly by cacrier.

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08T The WidewdjS^l ^»P thlT^TOomlng. li F'nlr leather Book (a "Route Book on BaH Niwa), aupDoaod to hare been lort bat am»iti. L*aV« it l*ttY ?f«

iot ttmt.,

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-i ^ibvetimmg finite. s, •oily N«w» Atverttata* Kates. The rUM he low sre on the baais of a lioe

nonpareil type. of which It line* occupy the apace of om inch. Ho advertisement received for lew thanGO cents. except under the classification heeding* mentioned, .aui.r*AiMr*mu*B, ow woKTHonixaa. One ....Five cent* Three to fix

dart,,:..'%...............Three

cent#

Thirteen to JB day*..... .... Two cents IflT'Tfaa edrertiser am change hi* advertise* mmt daily at these rates, hot no redaction will be ad if he do no a

&T AdrertlMroents trader the head of "For For Rent," "Wanted," "'Lost," and ortnd,"

out cent per

word each dsy.

£P*AdTertiseinentsforiiitaatioiMiaadhelpwaated, not exceeding 80 word*, printed without charge. 0f*M Local notices," or advertisements set in brevier type and printed after reading natter, one etntperword each day Ko edTertiaement inserted aa editorial or news matter.

Religiose.

r-jaW^CHRISTrAN CHAPEL, Mulberry street. Kid 1. II. MeCnlloogh,

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P**un.

Bervicea

9:90

am.

Prayer meeting Wednesday, :30 pm. Kid T. J. Clark, of Vfocenne* will occupy the ptijplt tomorrow. morning and evening. The pnbllc are cordially Invited.

M. E. CHURCH, Houth PonrtMMh

tx/ Rtreet. iter, L. Brandon, Fwtor. Services at 10:90 a and TJUpm. 8(inday nchxl at 3 m. Prayer meeting erery Thttrptday erenlflgat o'clock. All are invited. Vsr-AHBURY

Jg. fHL'ItCII, cornerJPoBrth Rev. W. Mf K. Darwdod. Pan-

Sd^ ana Poplar. tofc H»e on 'tR*at. dmn.|M94,Pow«r." All are cordially lnvlt«$L ^gM^TOW/TRT M. B, 7m !:R^R~Mrner UEr ttaVenth and Kai^le. J. N. Beard, Pantor,

Hie Panfor will preach to-morrow morning in the •*ieiung on "The Will, it* Fre«-

I^reHentatton of the oii^ Sunday

BAPTIST CH IKCIl, Cherry, fid f. R. !Ieod«r«ua, Pantor. Servtie# at a »i and7dWpm. J'8

»a^HKFOICMKD CHLW'H t«erman W S.

roarth. Hev L. PraikuchatU, Pastor. Her vice* at 10 and 7:90 m. Sabbath School at i:aop

m. yu \rma.-

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3»»»CNITSD UHKTUrtEN, cor. ChoBUijit and Ka^ Ponrtei-nth. Rev A. HfcMon, Pa#tor. Sefvlcea at 10:£*» irt and 7:»p 111. Sabbath'*o-hOAl at

Notices.

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»tween Var-

rtngton andValw. lUave it Nttfn ottee. *Mrtwjw reward, L. S, BHKWW®*. mill. it. I'L.aww'jmiA.u Mff !W!

imui ninn-t

IpTTarra Haute i* too tM«e a city f*r1aa4lorii«: to oepaad oa placard*, which attract U» attenUon of only ouch peraoni aa n*re»*ArSty pa^K pmolf**, white a a-dtertlwwent Inserted itt th« tiaittT X.«w* will twh tUlk«tRiyM]r IIMr to waol rw»»» or hi^i ,• prompuy eocut* a tanast. and taVa the k»a amta* from pr^p«Uy #tA»dlng idk Om wt inonl. ir-inilr i''i. I^bAlLY^KW^t

th*

one cent per word.

£ot Sale,

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0TV iKtertikLhead. ftr One Cent pet wrfrd. permx« may offer whatever they ma* hare for mI«, a*4 be Mf» of tmcWn»tt now pm chmfi t^PMT than co«M ha done la a w««k l»y pereonal that aecariftg the advantage of many

*k aM W Mtt TL dMUtan

f^JkttaUon, laqnir^Nt and KAlB-Mke, clean brick*, arttrered la

*r It fog at the Wat «tmc

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tALK-.8|«r«

... ttwdir tMa hew*. I« tte at oae cent pet w«i4.

DAILY X*WsTai

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^mnscrarnls.

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Tuesday Evening, March 30. Por thf Benefit of Soldier*' Families, under the anaplceeof the Ladies' AicJ ^od Societies, The dramatization of Sir Walter Scott's beantifnl .••• 'poemof

'•iW!y:

fj.*i Mr, .•?

Tlf following wttll-kinawu eiti»jn» will appear in the different character* 9f iJhe play, a* follows: Pltz Jame*,... Dr V. H. Hall

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John.... Post-bi^r. ..KK. Mr*.Tnrtla..........

Hager

Veteran* are hereby notified to attend their regular monthly meeting,at their armory on Saturday ereiitng, March 18. lM), at SoVloclcJ By order of JOHN A. BRYAN. Capt.

Ro*'tF, Pms-Lira. first SeraM. iK*pf«iii co|jy7] Bnilding amd Lo«n Aaaooiation. jOf»A meeting will b« held at Dowllacf Ifall, on LST Hatarday cvciilng.Marih 13, at 7:3o o'clock, of fomsihga Bimdlng and toan

ror the ii«irpo«« Aaaoclatfon.

(he city. The

McK««n adetf* will act (lanaman in full Scotch coatam&i. The chorithe* will be *ung hy member* of the Oratorio Society. Ail the fine mttito of the play will bejelven in the best atyle br our te gfogera. Real Scotch piper* in full co* era favorite ginger*. Real Scotch tame will lead the'proce*«ion of Sir Rhoderick playing the slogan of the Boaglaiia. See bill* for particular* ana Incident* of the piay.

All thl* will be followed by the alde-aplitting farce of

HtTNTIN-Q- A TURTLE. Mr Tortle Timothy Dandelion.. Smatter............. Levi won ..

J...Luther

G. Hager

..J.i... Will Morgan Fred Shaw Bd. Bauer .i.i."S.U.WilKR«pley ...... Mia* Ettie BUke

Morton Post, No. 1,

t£ "itJX^AHTMKXT OT tKDU.»UV 'TERRE HAUTE. Headquarter* 50^4 South. .Third.

pv Comrade* "alwaTs he

vifllpng ihe city will otade welcome.

W. E. McUEAN, Cow»dr. Ja* Cuvkinq*, AdJ't. J. A. Moduktt, $. M. Office at IjeadquaTter*.

sit«4tloui and Help Tbk tAti.r l1iKTr*will print Advertisement* of prrttwna warning Work or Situations, and of those needing Help of any kind, wrrttoui ckaBoB—anoh *dvertUem#ots not to exceed 80 word*. Thl* I* proposed because it fa believed it will al/i ntahy who heed and desire work, and we cordially hivi«e nil Ihtereattfd to arall themaelve* of the means offered, It miwt bo remembered that letter through the mall are net delivered to initiai* oytr. If Iniliai* arts u«ea. ihe letter ithonld be (llroal. tho care of «otne individual. Arm, or box, and if for dty delivery the pontage I* two mil*. The J)AU,r. Njcw« haaho*e* at the office for ihe reception of letters ^adareiiied to Its care, bnd nueh letter* will be deMvemd only to the aihcriW»r holding a ch^ck 'of the box naiRl^f.,, •r? -r~*T2 irrnr—1 fnw The Daily ,&0ws Call Boxes

Messengers

To hicihtate the collection of city newa, as will to place advertiaing patron* in cloee eonnection wiUi ihe office, the publfshors have placed Call Bbxea at different point* throughout the city, each of which wilt day, rot* o'clock A Hiiy 2 PM, bythe Messenger Boys of the Xajlt Nitws. ^heae Bore* har* been put op for the .ptirpoiie of affording a place of depOMt

lot

litf^rmatiMi «r ioi*laews^m»i w*

cordially i»v4te ai|r penon who has k«ow»dge of pabilc Interest happening in bis or write .oat the facts and drop ft fft ee. Attached each Box will h® foond uhletaol piper. Blgn *our mow toyour commpniqiUQa« for. the knowledge of the editor only, as a gtarante"of good filth on yonr part: W* mstw oNfHis ttethsKor netftn bya taown responaible name toeofthe tilae of waate papery and will be treated accordIt^ly. The adTertlslng patron* of the oaut Krw* will al*o find these Boxes a convenience, as theycan drop their favors ther*i&, cnl thetatqr save a walk to the office.

Commualcatlon^ orders for the Dailt Kx*a hy carrier or mall, sdveMJslng copy, of information of any kind intended to reach the officn.eenher handed to the D^itr Niwa Messenger 3ox& they pass to and fro through the streeta. _Tney. will he kndwn hy their blue caps with DAttTKx#

AILY

frhlte letters on the fhm(, and Me**ag« Pwochee Ua^tcoldrcd leather. They are, whue Sel

lnwh of light-coldrcd leather. They are, whUe on dnty for the Daux Nawvaad weiring the hadgeof tha paper, its accredited representative*, aoa We trnn they wfll. in their hasltie#* relatione, Jneri* th# couunemtttton of. anr patron s^ aa«wek«* euractvea. foraUfution to their dutie*.

The following card is attached ro each Box: each I bAILY NEWS MKSSAOK BOX. ntwf

This bSx placed here by Consent irf th# prietor, a* a place of deposit for local iteaa, aov cietr he rmoM arfr «r«. TMronlf aak e«Mt* tribntor* to bekhvief and to the jwlnt. And to give, the information

oxcx-what may be new* tor,

day, ten chance* tonne will bd no new# to-Worrow tipTOffeniive pernonalltie* nthrr be nttdded. JEl Writ* yooritem* on the gaper attached, and fTrop it In the box. which wlU he visited aevaral umes

PM, hy th® Dattt Kifwft

each forenoon, tnp to 8 M, by Mmrtmii'BMt and the ooatnits oe«vey*dt» tbe Dailt News offieo. A reeponaihlB^Bimeiarnquired to be signed to each item (toe the personal knowledge only it the Rdltor) aa guarantee of go 1 taT*Ord*ra ft» tte Xkucr Mm tohekrfthy carrier or aent by mail, or copy for advertlaeneata, can tU*o be placed in tho hot, thai secunn| Mtrly attention to wh order*. Look! lt«u#Mi can be headed to tfc*Dat&T Nrwa iwiit«Bw», %lth«rpafa through the street*. iiocAtaoH oar 9oxb*. of stairway, fiOl^ Ohio gtrelt,

At tbe Drug 8t«re of Bantin «k Arsn«troti|(. corucf Sixth and Main streets. AtU» T»rre H*ut$ Houae^ ^ji^ thew«Ma« rooni. •.

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At tkc'Tppot mngStorn" of Robineon A Sfcertnimc. f#0Ohewtnttt At "lUutt £nd Drug Store," J. ftTBoifiiti. I$Q| Jfaiaiitratl n,

At th« Bukely *ad Qroofc*y of Mm. A. ilkrhnrt, KH Smith Thiruwntli rntm. At the "South End Drug 8Wn*

D. M«rk|e, ,1^5 South, Second

At the Amrieuftnml rHtpiMMrot wt-. hMiir of C. A. Pnwtr. 104 And lfli Main »trwu

At the (troccry Store'oiT. A. Acuff, til LiFnyem srrwt, of Locust,

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10 CENTS PEB WEEK. TEHEE HAUTE, LSD.: 8ATUEDAT, MAECH 13, 1880—3:30 P{-«•—!

THfi CITY. pi a

li it

Schiller Lodge, No. 4, A. O.

Eighth and Main.

the city on business^-'

»--The

M. Duncan

Rhoderick Ohn Dongiaaa AJlenBane, ,..t, Maicolm Orenme. Mali*e Red JI««iocMI. Brian .j.«„ Ellen...J^iasPlort BUnch.... ...... ,.i. .v:.'.Mia* Ma* McBwan Lady Margate*.' .. Mia* Am»Hyde iSTThe Court will ha filled with elegantly dreaaed Udiex and gentlemen

Dr Joe. Richardeon

Mr M. Aiabnler, Mattoon, III J.B.Hi

Hager

Fred. Shaw Will Morgan

.Luther GL Haier feeDer

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BariftJ fcatlMts MfeMlcfct.

•W-KUftK

r-T*l

W., hall corner

•-•Daily News, one dime per week.

»-W. 8. Forgotstan, of New York,

'H*i.

r-yivi.

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iS*

St. Clair House hasn't received

that "first-class landlord** yet.,

,n*"

••VM. H. Johnson and W. Edwan^ Indianapolis, are topping at the National. i-fMr Norcross will commence soliciting subscribers for the Telephone, on Mom a

the gravel roads a single buggy is

a load. Do we need gravel roads to help businessf .•-•-Mrs Katie Johns,of Pana, Ills., is visit isg her mother. Mrs Smith, on South Fifth street. 'u

*r "!i1

"If you don't want the measles^ keep clear of our housed we've got lots of 'em, is the latest 18 'ut! lni'vol*

Wb+-A 6. A. R. Post will be mustered during the coming week at Indit^iapolis, oyer 200 strong. in

•-•The poles for the telephone lines hAvo been ordered. They VHH reach to the house-t#p$, and spt^q ol^ them,' will carry 50wires. ». sj.?«rna

•-•We have itwicived aaothersohition for the

'15'* €^n#pfelletlHo leave it out to-day for want of space. "We. will li,nexl,,week! •-•Miss Itallie CowleV, ^h^) ha^ ^cfeii spending th^ wii^tafr,.' ^u4a».. stopped yeitcrday on her way home„ to ^islt Mrs O. C. Futai«, lfl(W Chestnut

Nicholas Lute, Assistant foreman at Joseph Stj 0Bg*s spice leaved ^nday morning .for ^vanavjllp,- wher? l|e 'will spend a week with friends and relatives. •-•A. B. Carr, N. B. Taylor, Indianapolis H. E. Fyke, B. BUnn, New York J. T. Shayrie, Philaddphht W leigh» Cincian^ $ /TajrJpr, Jullivan i^re atthe Terre Hat^e House. Ulw in iipiiiiii .,i in.! nil r-r-.-tf ". •-•The last two reheawals cff the piny of "Lady of the Lake" give full assurance of Its success, as all *re well up In their pfxia and bt»$ne8&j !*1&e ntuiate. will b6 fine, and the singing of the best.

TweyinffjBwrflBHffir*}Tiw^iwiTW -~r

•HkAU interested jj% & PubUc library and Free Reading Room Will be glad to hear that steps trt beiflg taken toward opening on^. You wi)l s60h

[pe

'eatied «P» to

show your interest in ihe matter. „}rH ,f(i •-•Mrs I FsindMrs D-C. Smith, ,o Pertysville, who have been Visiting for the past six weeks in Vicksburg and Ke# Orleans, stopped ^ver

Tpr tie

afternoon

tain going norm and were joined here by Mrs 8. $• Smith, on their way hc«me,

UiB ji(

jHea9®e^®aHawBoa?BasasR _^u|

»*^Q«is. Philkpe, who plays at the

open

house this evening, is asoM ae^titntNKe of our townsman, Capt Bd. Friend. Mr Philips has been in thW&ow busincss for so nutyrrean, and has made so

'm$nf

penwnal fHends, that his ftppeatance ili a town is a signal for a continual rotind of hand shaking. He will remain over Sun day and it will be Bias hflaac to&iuv>4tf iteaagBBMrawgaWiJii hwil irir ,f •-•Every time tfee awdt carrier sief*, ihe little instrument lrT his poclcet »ys:

eight inches Mft,* '*k* •bade* make ttoatra«t iattp* look bright, we find that 95 or«0 mBes ti simply a breathing speltfor the btghcatted fefldws who bring us the ne w»-#ho gladden our hearts with wonts of lov*» faun absent friends, and who sometimes band a wash WD. ,^5 4 .•« *.

THE LATEST NEWS

SHANGHAI, March. 12.—I lis .reported that Chung How, late ambassador to Russia, and wno negotiated the Kuldja treaty, has been beheaded, and that a nevoit has broken out in Peking iT ..4 ,, »,r

New YORK, March 13.—The United States sub-treasury here to-day discovered another of Uie counterfeit $100 notes on the Pittsburg National Bank of Commefce, whfeh had pass«i through several banks without being detected.

RAWLINS,

Wr.,

S[e

JlHK 11

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»--There is talk of another grocery starting up, on South Second street, near Farrington, next week. ii t. •***&(£• •-•-OsCar Chance, of the £. & T. H. RR. office, is off duty with very sore eves, but hopes to be out soon. «j •-•Prof. £. S. Pettyjohn has done some model script lettering on th^ 1Iack-boards at the tralping School •-•Fayette and. Sugaf Creek Township have a union Sabbath School Convention to-day, at Bethesda Church.

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•-•S. J. Apgar went to Chicago Jlua morning to vfeit friends in that city. He will Wd^bne about a month.1' •-•Greencitstle Banner: Several clergymen from Terre Haute and IndiaAappl^ ars visiting Father Logan this ,week. ,,}

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aH^Miss Minnie Burt leaves for her home in Cincinnati to-day, having paid quite a lengthy vi«it to her mother in this city. in mi mini »i..u hf •-•There is talk of starting another Pb3t of the G. A. R., in this city. Morton Poit now, numbers 30Q?, and gptting unwieldy.

March 12.—During a

heavy snow storm early this morning overfand passenger trains, Nos. 3 and collided at Red Desert station, 50 miles west of here. Martin, engineer of train No. 4. will probably die from his injuries. No passengers were injured.

MAKfrifBvrr.riT?. March lS—Blder Perry M. Blankenship wass'to-day buried at Hillsdale, Mr .Blankenship was one of the early settlere of this countv, and was a

ioneer preacher of the Ciiristian faith. has represented this county in the-Leg-islative. No man was better known in the county. He

was

Tecent

universally esteemed.

WASHINGTON, March 12.—There te a scarcity of fractional silver coin, caused by its presentation for redemption under the

law. There are $81,000,000 of

such coin in the treasury, which will be exchanged

all sub-treasuries for United

States notesl when an appropriation is made for the purpose by Congress. It will be sent free of cost in sums of $500 and upward to any part of the country^

Florence, Ala., Marcli 12.—John Mayfield (colored) was hanged here to-dav for the murder of Tobe Irving, (colored), in this place on November 11, 1878. Mayfield had no appetite yesterday or ^to-day. and slept very little last night. He said his conviction was caused by malice, but he was going to a botler country and was prqpart^ to die. At 20 minutes before 2 the trap fell and in aboiit 10 minutes the doctors pronounced Maylield, dead. ..,

COLUMBUS, d:'! March 12.—A freight train, consisting of an engine and tune cars, was wrecked,near Chfliieothe,,on the Scioto Valley RR., ^urly litis morning. The engine strrck three horses, which were on the track. Edward Gated, the

fireman

of this city, ami a man named

Berry, who was on the engine, were fclmost instantly killed. The wreck is said to have caused considerable loss of property to the riulroad company and trains wert delayed all dfiy. '•^-The* Southern claimfc commission expired Wednesday by the terms of the act creating it. In its last report to Congress, now irr type, His shown that since tho orgnniisation of the commission in 1871, 22,^16 Claims, amounting to over $00,000,000, haVe been filed. Claims allowed have amounted to $4,700,000. Those disallowed amotintod to $56,000,000. The commlssion, as originally appointed, has remained unchanged. It was composed of Judge Aldis, of Vermont, President exSenator Howell, of Iowa, and Judge Fer^ ris,: of New Yorit, associates. Tlie expenses of the commission have teeii $46,000 peryeat».'

S«. JoeRpft Mp^iMarch 12.*^The Weftr tern Union Telegraph Company this morning secured the

frestoration

and full pps-

session of Us lines of telegraph on ,the St. Joseph and Western RR. Tlie lines were included in the common seizure made ynder Gould. upon the roads he controls, and have been operated by the railroad eompany in connection with the American Union jCompany since Utat, time. This restoration, was peaceably, effected, UA^er order of: the courts of Missouri and Kansas, by disconnecting the Jines from the American Union and running tl*em to the main batteries of the old telegraph company. It is a maiter^fF rejoicing amotig bti!^ine8^%e^'ln KanMIT that ''full telegraph faculties are again afforded.

Galvkston, March 12.—Tlie News special from the City of Mexico, the 11th, lays the governor of the State, at Pueblo attended by the Secretary, returned Gen Grant's visit. Grant visited the exposition in t!he evening, and expressed himself pleased with the articles on exhibition. Gen Grant and party visited Guerrero theater in the evening, which was tastefully adorned, brilliantly illuminated and crowded with people. Yesterday morn ing Gen Sheridan and several others visited the town of Chatula. Meanwhile Gen Grant visited the Caaa de Martini dad, the factory of 8t. Pardo. and other places. The ladies of tire party artetwanis visited several churches. Alf. except Qen Grant, attended a carrfda de tennas, the same evening. The party left, Pueblo J&ja morning, and arrived here afc noon.

CHICAGO, Mardi 18,--The^ following let ter was received by M- L- ScutWer, of this City, and explalns iteelf:

WAOTm«OTOH, March lO, 1880

Mr Dxia Snt: Your letter of the 7»n tnat., in whieii you «aqpress year strong dissent to my tetiring from th* JPnMiden' th) race,fa received. never for smomesi have oontemplated such a courae, and the ramor you speak of was no doubtpirwnptly denied. The first public mention twf tay candidacy was in the fcaference drawn from tty letter to Hon Mr Haskin, of New^Sfotk, in whteh I stated what I would seek to do i* cane of my nomination and electfon. Since thai time I have been couMered by the public as a candidate, and have so regarded myself, with the purpose meitfeerto praw any one to I stoj pcfftme nort«ttedinemich friendly aid •s oftened me- This position I intend to occupy to the end. Ido no*,think it nefi' essary to beUUle or Atxaign ikm Orani, Senator Blaine or any one else, nor wiU I 11^4* my

offic4|?

fim

I -iiwmoMtMiiWk Thompson, a graduate the class of 1819, and National baok of BaltimoK aged 80.

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.V V^ «Mwer «, ^, Baltimore. Sun, March 5: Those who, Were out soon after suniisfe yesterday mocningk when it was quite warm, with at mild atmosphere, observed thousands of worms crawling oh the Streets and side-' walks. They were seen la great numbers In North Baltimore, o^ U)|LJttUd pavement on North avenue, leading from Charles street to Tork road. They were very much like the common mud or fish-7 Ing worm, varying in length fTom three to eight or nine inches, with quit? a laqye. flat head and sharp tail, rough surface,

from one-eighth to threfe-elghths of an inch in circumference, and brown in color Some were dead or motionless, others conformation about them, differing materially from the fish-worm. It was ab»o-, lutely impossible for them to have come out through the solid SchHllng^r paveif ment hence, the hypothec is that they were rained down .during ^he shower of Wednesday night, and must have descend ed from a mild atmosphere in the upper! regions. When the sun's heat grew move powerful, most of them died or withered luto seeming inanimate nothingness,, and, finally disappeared. Such a natural plie nomenon, though rare, is within the recol lection of many TSalrtmore'ans." These plngtdar creatures Were seen by many per sons in the city, as well.as those resifliqg «n its suburbs.

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The Confectioners' Journal sa^fe that confectioners are using great quantities of glucose sugar, because from its, uucry?talli/.able quality it tends greatly to keep' .• certain classes of goods soft for a' great length of time, and retards granulation in other kinds, and because it saves greatly in the cost of all articles with which it is combined.

It was proved befoihft the •Obn^re&sional Investigating Committeo flTar'vast quan tities of glucose, dr corn Utaroh1 were sold to sugar reftnere al*o. that it ir sold in great quantities to confecUj^ners. Glucose is now largely used in mixing with Califomia honey, one gallon of glu: cose to one of honey. 'It Is- also Used' largely in the Eastern States in the mat^U facture of all sweet wipes, lager beer,, and all liquors requiring syrups. In fact, Corn sugar Is how used for till the varibus purji poses'lor which sflty sugar is used, except for first-class confectionery. Glucose js .Uso shipped in large ^uantiU^^mj^, where it is in great demand. .,- silver Pain Jnt^rfHt,

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disbursements in silVgr. ati(ttfen x^er1 cent, in gold went into effect, the question arose whether it shmlld apply the in terest disbursements, ana the "Secretary deckied in the' aftlrmative. In a recent interview, between Secretary 8|aerm^n and the Senate Committee pn Finance, re ferrlng to the above order, Mr Bet'k askedr'

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Mf Sherman—Thore was no distinction in the matter

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Mr Bepk—And did you do tlmt^.

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In Leadvillq the fo3flowtnw ed: Store clerksj $3)awfi6„,

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$8 a week: fioHetat, $12 hardwatti clerks are scarce at #78 month Bheat drefi workers, $8 p«u: day iCarpept^, hotel waiters, $85 a m,oiith cooks, 170 bar tenders, $?5 drug ^letkf from $8016 $100 watCh refifelrers bcarce at $85 week telegraph operators,, $80 a month laund*fpso8i $1^) a week cabiw?t maker*, $8.50 a day dressniakcra,|l,p day domesticsi $80 a month .rtjiottW-s, $®5 a compositor^, SOc por 1,000 ems 4«e afternoon ioli printers, a week. cditors, from $8j5 W $jQ a week butchera, |Ma month, ^iui*board tkilors, $90 a week machinetfts, $4 a dk^ barbers, 4|90 a weekf wooddhoppew, a day, directors of balls* $lft niglrt

£ers, $13 a week. Bm4 from $5 to $30 a wgV ,a

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Expiwp#M§m*hmM*gwm*}20 000 to $dOO,OM, mostlv in gold bullidti, were stolen from the Union Pacific ex-

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dently planned before treasury coach from the considerable portion of the treawire wah wseotfered in the afternoon in a cow pit near Hie track where trackman had »»eeo suspicious oarties at work. A. «pepW train with Buperiotendent Law and }he detectives,1 made ariin from €f»ey^«MSr to Sidney, 402 mile*, In two Hourt. The** citementln

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being suspected of complicity M1, ing deed. If the evidence snoutd pfove Mrong against some of those sniRpected

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Harrisburg Patriot: II Wilt be INrfheitf beted that after rejpe*4ed 1nvft«tim^ frr*m Secretary Schurst tfee Ute mtmierers at lenffth came io aodj?ave themselyfs up U»

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Washington, Been heirirof ... .... .. that the bloodthirsty

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The New Ywk HerakI .vM flittd cutting close to $300,000 and, w»ll,dQj|lf leaw soon touch that figure.