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TUSCUMBIAi MILLER COUNTY MISSOURI. THURSDAY. JULY 17, 1879
NO 28.
Osaso Valley Banucr.
Official Paper . of Miller Countj.
Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.
Published livery Thursday.
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Office: On first floor of Masoniq and
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OFF1CI AL DIRECTORY.
STAT F.:
Goverwf ....... .IO!lN-".' fTTKLPS'.
Lieut-Governor. - II, O. BROCK. M V KB
Sec'yol Stale - - - . M. K. MUiKATII.
Treasurer ELU A H OATK-t.
Auditor . . THOM H HOLLAIMY
AH'yG.nrl . jAt.KSON L. SMITH.
Register of Land JAH. K. M 11KNUY
Sup't l'ubllo Instruction R. D. SHANNON'
JUDGES SUPREME COURT;
Ton Yr
JOHN W.HKNRY.
Eight Year
hn Year
Four Year
Two Year
WARWICK. HOU'.H.
TIIOS. A. SUKKWOOO.
WM, It. N API ON.
K. II. NORTON.
COUNTY:
Representative - SAM L T II AUUfSON.
Circuit A County Clerk - ,H )EL B. I L. RK
Sheriff Col lector- l'INCKMCY S. MILUR
Probata Judge A Traa'r - JAH. II. TODD,
Prosecuting Att'y - - K.O.HWAUM.
Sireevor - H 8. BURUNUAMK
School Commissioner J. M. BAKER
Coroner ... S. P. HICKMAN.
FOR EQUALITY TOWNSUIP
Juatlce of the Peace - Amhrohi Bimmkman.
" Constable - J. N. SScott
post-ouVe address, Tiitcumhta.
TtSKM-t OK COURT:
CIRCUIT COUR T: Meets Fourth Monday in
M rcu ami S-eond Monday in September;
K. L. Edwards, Judge.
COUNTY COURT: Meets Firtt-Moiiday In
Feuruarv, May, August and November;
W. R. Wkioht, presiding Jutle.; John
H. Jokk, l-i district, IIiham Rkkd, '2nd
district, associate jualTes.
PROBATE COURT) Meets Second Mon
day In K-hruirt . M y. August itud Nov
ember, J . H. T'olU) Judge.
. HUlii II K-
It. E. Cllliri.ll Ml. I' .'.l.HN-, HI 4
r. -"-" 'io n suiuiay
.'clink
Ivo.
KNTlil.ir.. pastor.
M. K. Cnureh Iberia. 2nd S'inday, morning
hmI availing, N. E. Ilium, pastor.
M K. Cliuri'b. F.atwood School home, 2ml
Sabbath, 11 a, in., ami Tuscumhia haturda
eve. bif.ra. K. SrniNusR, Pa-tor.
CHRISTIAN Cnurili Tuvumma. 4 b l.irrl'
da, morning and evening, W. P. Dorhky
P'iir.
SPRING GARDEN, 4;h Lord's day, W. F.
V .mil. y, pastor
SAL"'M Church, on 4 h L rd'day, II o.clock
n m. H iiu'l Outcher, pa-ior.
15 ATT I ST F.ir tho ir cinmniclnt! Pnpt.
177. Tlxi ij.nB o' inoMtinp "f mish i-liurcb in
im. AKv!iilun lit rulwl by Siturdy.
UNION Cmirn MmsU 4ih Siturdny In each
monib. J. M Hitl inod.
I'.UJ RICH WOODS C'Hi-ch mi!el Hr'l
8turdv In och iiiirnlb, 8. O. HurkH, moil.,
Tnu. Mrchnt, Clirk
M rTI.K RIOHWOODH O'uirch nnot nil
S-tt'y in :u inoiilli, J. M. llibb. mod.
FLKAHA.NT VOINT Cburrh mU lt
Hiur1y Kid. Jotto bmilli, mod.
WKT ( LAZK; Church luauU 11 8 iturdiiy,
J. M. HilbliD, mod.
NKW .S'ALKH Ouurcb meet 4th Saturday,
JUt. Lxinciin, mod.
HAKBATU School, at M'. Fleiuiint, II
nVlouk p. m. eyury Sunday. I. II. Aulin,
Supt.
M d S O JV 1 V .
TutcuinhU K A. Chapter No. 8'
A. F. & A. M., meet at thuir halt the Second
Hturdy altur lull union ech month.
I). M-iiu, d. I
Win. II. IUnntin, hjv.
Tucumbia L.HlRti No. 487, A. F. Jb A. M.
mont Saturday ud or bo lore fi 11 moon 111
oach month.
II. Biuw-YKOni), AV. M.
II. O. Tonn, rVo'v.
Amity Cuaiter. No. 142. O.K.8. nnot in
rciulttr coromuiilcittt'in the H I Saturday Hfti'r
...-h lull moon, at 7 n.m.. In Mmonio Hall,
TiiKoioliia. Mo. Viaitiim itUril and breth-
ill hn fratnmallT and cordially Wfl
comud. Mr. Sarah E. Hauknstkin. W.M.
Mr. Li7.iR.iiis0!j, A, at.
Mli MATTIH E. CUMMINIH, Smo'v.
l'leiumt Mt. Lodge. A.F.& A.M.. No. 131,
mHt at thtr hall on Saturday aycoitig on or
after each full moon.
Jambs Joumston, W. M
Jamkh Ettkr. Si-o'y.
llrumlev. U. D.. A. F. & A. M., hold rf
K'llar communication Saturday nlitht on or
alter lull moon in eao monm.
J. L. Conner, W.M,
" 0. 8. hiiiLLii-i, Sec'y.
in. o. I
T.idfumhia. Lodire. 305.
I. O. O. F. Ilold their reular meetliiK erery
Wedoeacay yeuin(5, an " o' "
C. V. Wicll, N. O.
Lorn Lrrim. Bwc'y.
I) Ml T.nrilTfl. No. 05. L O . F
Hold regular meetinu every Saturday, a'
7 o'clock p. m. Vlitin brother. In Rood
it.ndlnc. are cordially leyitHrt to attena.
John U. CucCKIR, N. U.
Jad. 0. BiMi-aotr. Seo'v.
Iharia Lodee. No. 840. I. O.O. F. meet I
tegular communication euery Saturday even.
o at 7 o'clock p. n.
Isaiah Latcukm X. O.
Lj.iwki.ly T, jAMM.Seo'y.
T. 1!. Uobiuon,
ATTOUNKY A.X LAW.
Tuicumbla, M.
OITlca at pronent In the Court IIone.
l'rohate hutincci, Collectionii, PartitioDing
Land and yinetinR Title a Speciality.
Have bi 011 Olaik ol the County and Circuit
Courts lor 1'2 yar, a:n familiar with Mm
Rooord. Iihvu the only ABSTRACT OF
TITLKH In the county. Charge ruaionable.
E. ( . Siralcm.
ATTOHN10Y AT LAW,
Tuicumbla. Mo.
Willpractico bi prolewion in Miller and
adjoining countir.
ATTOUMiVA'JJJUAWr
w- V'. l'uiuinbia, Mo.
All hutlnrM Ir.triivtcd to 111 CRre will bo
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Isaiah Ltrheni,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public and
LAND AGEX1.
Iberia, Mo.
Will practice bi prolcusion in Mlllor and
doltiin( cnnntip.
fo. T. White.
Attorney -at- Law,
Jefferson City, Mo.
II. B. Haniiliou,
Attorney -at- Law.
Jf ffrirhnn City, Mo.
Attorney -at- Law,
Jefferson Ulty, Mo.
Joseph K. Edward?,
Attorney -at- Law,
Jefferson City, MO.
A. P.;NIXPOKF. M. D., '
1'ruvtlcinff JfifMirfnn n n d
sunai:oy.
PloamrKa'ni, Mo.
J. B. MrOr K.
Pli y tile 1 a it Snty eon a n d
ACCOUC1IVE11,
Timcumbia, Mo.
t. h.ww.i' nxrmvn aim vnndr6if' made a
penality.
if. BRAOI.KYKORI)
Physician a ,1 d Surg ion,
Tu'ciimtila, Mo.
.7l. CON KR.
l'liyxician a it d Surgeon.
Bninili'v Mo.
C. W SHKLTOM.
Physician seeoachircr a n d
OCULIST,
Rocky Mt-. Mo.
Special attention clvon to t3lfase
of
Women and Children.
Geo. W. TK KM A I N.
Ph yule lan a 11 d Surgeon,
OVUL1S and A U JUST
P. O. ndi)re. Tuoumt)ia, Mo.
O. J . Jio wiiian,
I IZ IV 'V I H T,
Calitornia, Mo.
Will visit Tucumtiia on the 4th Tuesday
of each miith ai d remain two day.
DANIKLCUMMINOS.
Notary Public 0 Land Agent,
Tusr.umbia, Mo.
Wm. K. LURTON.
CONVEYANCER.
Jim Hunry Townihlp,
MPlor County M'esourl
W 111 attend to all ouslues entrusted to
him promptly.
American Central
INSURANCE CO.
HI. IoiiIh.
Vll TIETH FINANUaL IXBIBIT.
January 1st, 1879.
Canh Capital, $M0 000.00
Ketkrve lor Ke-liiurancn, JhS.4J4.Kil
Reserve lor Unpaid Loef, CS.'i.Vi 4 J
('ommihxiona due Aei)ti, 6,040 4:
Unpaid Dividend, X,ltiu.7j
Nut Surplus over Capital and
all Liabilities, ZSH.:JOl.o7
W)2,U4.03
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS;
f linlU d Statea. iS.!iiMI
bUMU3Mi.iri Stale 4 4:1,00 $730 580.03
Cish In Bank ol Commerce,
Su Louis, 24 478.41
Cau In Company' OtBce. " 1.802 72
Balance iu haad ol Agent. 30 0U2 00
802,114 0a
OFFICERS:
GF.O. T, CRAM. Pkssii)nt.
S. M.DODH. V.-P. JAS NavVMAM, Sec
W. H. PULSIFKR. CUAS. BHAWCH.
Treas. Ats't Sec.
DIRECTORS;
S M. D. no, Go. T. Ckau, J no. Waul.
Geo A. Madill, Ja. Newman, Live Rorick
8 K. Gilbert, G.O. Carpenter, H. F.Ingersoll
G. L. Joy. J .U citepbens, Juo.t,. Ulalr,
W. H. PuUitor.
J. M. Uakuv, Agent.
Cailloruia. M.O.
niSCELANIOUS.
A loylnjr heart and a pleasant coun
tenance are commoditiM which a man ihould
never (all to lake bmni with him.
The crow de.Hro; more (rrasehopper
than any other turd. II must, tberelorn,
be one of those bletsinji In diiKuiaa we hoar
o much of.
On tlia ll dav of .Tune, John Sherman
reported $J(1, IS1.045 elsllvar dollars; on the
lt day of July tha tii'iunt had increased
about 2,COO,0(!0 all. bckod up.
A little drv a.indcovered ovor potatoes
when tbey are flmt pit in the cellar will de
stroy any unpleHant odor they mny have.
A aprlnkliHK of jdry, alr-ilattked lime
will mitifutea ten dm (5 to rot,
A Colorado fir-r ays that planting
one or Iwg I'ax e'i..i?auii dill o( otttt
i4Jkp-'way the much-dreaded potato
liui'.g. Hope oir.e of our farmers will try
tho experiment and give u the rotult for
publication.
For wart cn cow'a teats: Common
sod uch a thej ure in ninkin; bread, dis
solve In WHtnr, and used a a Waab, will
somuiime removi the warts, say a farmer.
Another i any rong waiU .of alum water
is a euro.
The President is f aid to have received
assurance from Hie Senate Juilicinry Com
mittee that Sccreary McCrary will he con
firmed a the (u;c.HMor of Judjje 1)1 Hon,
w iioMi resignation lake effect September 1st.
McCrary fueceKsur in the Cabinet U still
a matter of doubt.
Frank Dxvldton, conv!nfed of murder,
suffered tho extreme penalty at Warrensburf,
Mo., last Wedoetday. Jim fiieud have
labored hard for a commutation of ientence,
and, falling in that, a roapitc f..r ton or twen
ty days, but Without Kiccai. Davidson him
self hat enleriaiui'd no hope of clemoncy.
"My dear," said the to ber husband, "I
wish you would buy me a new burou."
"CTtainly," replied Jone, "what kind
would you llket" ' Well'" replied the eco
ni iincal wife. '-I havo read a creat deal
about the American Literary Bureau. I
should prefer one of tluite it tliey don't coal
too much." Klmir Gaette.
A farmer in this Bute will not How
partridge to be killed on hit place, Uo
state that recent Investigation made by him
prove conclusively tbsl .they are the best
protection the wheat crop could have. In
the craw of one he kund over K0 bugs of
'he most destructive kiud to the wheat crop,
Hi crop Is excellent, while those ol his
nuiK'ibors hnye been ruined by bug.
One hundred and lifty editorial and
other miscellaneous Arkansaw Traveler will
descend on Chicago like wolve on the told
some tune this week to write up tho one
hundred and tilty thousand odd ea serpents
that they will discover in their boot alter
Such of the Arkanbaa tourist a mcced in
gelling back home are i xpeoied to go loaded
us heavily a iheir revolvers with Cblcaijo
liRhtnitig and enthusiasm. Cm. Star.
A larmer "ays: "Four years ago my
farm wan fmrfully infested by ran, J hey
wore so nutuxrou that 1 had great fear ol
luy whole crop being (lemroycu oy mem at-
er it wn housed; but Having two t-eres oi
wild peppnrmnnt thut grew in a held ol
wheal, cut and boiled wilb the wheat, droye
the rat irom my premise. 1 have not been
roubled with tbem Kince, while my neiih
horn have any quantity ot '.hem. I lolt con
vinced that any person who i troubled with
these p"-U could eiiaily get rid of them by
gaiheriii a good supply ot mint aud placing
around tbe walla or bate ot tneir Darn.
When the swallows homeward fly that
la to say, the young gentlemen who baye
wali'iwua me new ooru aigniiBiies oi im
college ooromenceinenuj and graduated with
Inch honor; when, we repeal, lliefe wiser
ban Socrutei come borne With their stove.
nine ball and lull BmH collars ana ouiion
In. In bonucM ana coi.ege -cnio,
there I) a tint taring ot young ladies' luroe-
ows. an arching of eyebrows ana general
rattling of female artillery ail along the line,
but seriously bow many of these young
wiseacres aro anv better fitted to wrestle wilb
the problems of lila than tboir more illiter
ate brethren at homer' Star.
A Spunky Wife.
Mr. Owens ouulit to be proud of Mr.
Owens. They live on farm near W iln
.leflorson Countv. N. Y.. and until recently
tbe humble course of rural life hm been
reasonably smooth. Lately, Mr. Owen has
looked with favor upon Mk. Shaw, wife of
neighbor. Last week they planned an
elonemeiil. Owen met Mrs. Shaw with
horse and carriage, intending ' onve 10
Watertown to lake the cars. Mr. Owena
got an Inkling or what was gumgon, and
walked out on the road tboy were to pal
over, and wu'ehed through the thicket for
tbe corning of be' lord. Soon Mr. Owens
and Mis. Shaw came spinning down tbe
road. Mr. Owen leaped the lence, pprai g
to the roadside, teir.ei the bridle, and
and ordered mem to stop. Owen reined lu
bi horse. Mr. Owen ran behind tbe car-
ringe. tl, zed tho woman by tbe hair, and
dragged her out, after which sbo turned her
attention to Owens, ana nummelea nun un
til he called a Iruce. She then compelled
him to turn thu horse about and got in the
carriage Willi her. whereupon they drove
homeward. caving Wn. CJuaw
alone by the roadside.
Indian Affairs.
Tbe settler In the northwest fear trouble
from Indian dDredationt again this summer
Tbe agent at Gro Venire agcucy, Moutana,
reporu tLai BrnUh Indian, in largo num
ber, have eroisuj inn border. Tbv are d
troying btiOaloe up"n which the Gro Yen.
trot, Attlnlboiiici, Ac, depend largely lor
lood. Skiriuiehet ovcured between oOr ow
and foreign Indlms wilb loss of life un bolb
aide. The British Indiana are Well ftwii'
and driving the American India- botori.
lliern. Kiltv lodge of British Indians am
1 00 lodge British halt breed are menlioiied
at betas? near tbe l'oti. Tbe information lias
been reterrud lo tbe War and State Depart
ment, in ordur that proper action may be
taken in tbe premises.
Tbe Zilus are an enterprising sort of peo-
ple. They bav declirid peace half a tit un
timet and are still twisting the British lion
tall so iharp that be don't know wbelbcr be
got the m)uir. or the coik. La.
Tucker of Callaway.
BY OXKORB.
Ed. Journal of Agriculture:
1 should not wonder If communications on
Tucker are becoming a little monotonous by
this time, but lot Callaway have a little y
on tbe notorious qus tion. In all the articles
have seen the point has been entirely shun
ned. Pickett, MoKibbln & Co. site Wash
ington when tbe csn does not npply at all.
would simply ask Mrs. McKibbin If Waab-
gton offered to give away part of hi salary
appointed Commamler-ln-chief of the
American army. Tucker says, if you will
vote for mo, 1 will do to and so. Waahlntr-
n made ln offer after election. Tucker be-
iora. W aiutm-o)liii4 ki rmon nn - tili
eriu. Tucker bought his. Poor Pickett
has known Tucker for yeare, and never knew
ught against bis character. Just come down
Callaway, and see If you can bear any
thing about him. It It acknowledged by
friend and affirmed by foe of Tucker, that
he bad run on hi merits hn would not
ave got even a smell of an office. W bvf
II oca use the people have no confidence in his
integrity. I do not wish to record myself as
n layor el high salaries by any means, but I
do not want the oflioea let to the lowest bid-
er. Tbe Supreme Court ba lust decided
gainst inch a debating tnd demoral zle?
practice, (read tbe decision of the Supreme
Court If you want light.) ar d the legislature
oondciua and Justly punlshe it. Certainly
we want saiarie reduced, put In a legitimate
ay, and until the people ouit tent nir such
Inger-head to Jeffnrton a tiiev did li-t win
ter they never will be reduced. Our legisla-
ort did one good thing, but a great nianv
bad things latt winter.
RECENT DECREASE OP OCR TOIIEIGI DEBT
By far the preatett decrease In our foreign
debt occurred in 1678, and in like manner we
find tbe greatest increase in raw production
during that year. To iibow the rapidity of
tins recent change toward raw production,
there are given below tbe amount ol newly
ttiea lanas lor acrienuurn in tbe Lulled
Slates lor tbe year 1875 to 1878 :
Acres.
Amount settled in 1P75 8. 04 390
Amount settled in 1870 4 202 7vl
Amount settled in 1877 3 580 937
Amount settled In 1878 7.2bl 001
It should also he noticed ibat the number of
immigrant In 1S78 was the smallest for tev
ral years, thus making the cnange greater
than it appear. This change Would be na
iled by a reduction in ttie cu'ioui tariff.
but without any such reduction it mutt pro
ceed until a normal condition it reached.
For we cannot maintain oar present amount
f capital in .nmiiuitictwini';tuE..iiLr0'Wd
only line open to them. 1
Secretary nerroan, in nit report lor joo,
write t "The Increase ol our export consist
ed mainly of breadstuff, provision, agricul
tural implements, iron anu manuiaotiiret oi
on, copper and manufactures oi copper,
athor and manulacture ot leatner, ana
petroleum. . . .Of the export or domestlo
mercbandUe during tbe year, the products of
agriculture comprised teveny-teyen per cent
nd exceeded the entire vaiu oi our imports
Ol all classes or merchandise trom lorejgu
countries. The exports ot thee products
axe rien from 3dl,852,9i 2 in lsi2 ttk.r.lu -
039 051 In 1873, aud the capacity of their
further Increase wotiiu seem to D umitea
nlv bv the demand thereof." On account ol
this Increase in raw production, lo id and ne-ce-8itiea
will be cheapened, bocauae of the
ncreascd supply, thus allowing more useful
luxuries, and giving employment to many
emOtrraBod Industries, wh lo the increased
number engaged in producing noceMltiei will
so create a demand lor otner prouuuis
Nor will activity await the entire payment of
our foreign debt. This uow oi cipitai ami
ahor toward raw production win oon dbi-
ance the force of the couutrv; tbe rate of in
..rest will rite, capital will be sought,
European will gladly lend to ua, Imports will
increase, ana io on to proaperou uoie. in
fact, the present excess oi export ovor im
nort. is not entirely paid by returned securi
ties: a part has been paid in bullion; aud li
this continues, we ounni soon to expect iu
creased import. It is not iniended hare to
give the inipreanion that an excis of Import
is Itself a benefit, or vioo vers. An exce a
either utv is a benefit under non-restrloling
laws. It being tor the time suited to thb
nrimitrv'a nfiprla.
It I tbe normal condition oi a young ana
.... ,
growing country like tne united Duties io
(ieniKn.i capital for new enterprise. Ibis
nnnltal Kurone U triad to loaft US. as we can
afford to pay ber a high rate or interest, nut
every loan is an incease of our foreign in
rUiitertnem. Wa ahall then ever have
European debt. Varying with prosperom anil
embarraseed times, as long a our rate ot
profit is higher at long a our country it lets
populated than Europe.
cilnce the panio ot l8 we nave oeen pay
ing lor our lormer extravagance, anu acquir
ing the much needed train of prudence and
humility traita o? which our easy means of
acquiring wealtb had It) a measure deprived
ua: and if we allow thet Improvement In i a-
tlonal charactir la lar moie important than
momentary protpetity, the fluaneial revcraet
ol tbe last Bveveart have hy no qicmi been
evils Willard Brown, In llarpert Magazine
lor August.
CROP ASD HARKET REPORTS.
For tbe purpObe of comparison with the
crop of 18; 0, toon to be harvested, we give
the to low li. ir statement, snowinx mo annum
wheat and corn production of tbe United
State for sixteen veart past, oiue aiiy com
piled by the Department ot Agriculture, ana
probably at near correot at can he ascertained.
Tbe proportion told abroad, and consumed
at home, is alto given :
w ii rat. Home Con
Year. Production. Exports. tuniplio
18(13 ':8 077 000
1878..... 420,122,41)0
41JC8 400 132,200 600
145;i22 400 '276,000,400
CORN.
Home Cod-
Va. Ii"diirlton. Esnort. vmt'ion
IHM 807 830.200 5 140.100 Kir2,B03 010
1S77....1.342 65s,0ll0 87.102 100 1 265 U 000
Th Clueatfo Tuuw m tes the wheal
-rnn ni 1N79 to reach 300.000 000 bushl 1.
Probably u L It too low. mil u it does not
ru.eh last veat'j vleld. it tll avrane belter
a. the nuaiilt I rbeye latt ri crop M far
atbaiveaied. biuco our turplus it likely to
be large, It It whII to look toward rhn prnn
snle market. ' Tbe yield In all European
wheat growing countries, exnept perhaps
Hungarv, Is likely to be 1-bs than 1"t year
even, and Beerboom'a circular said a few
days ago that under these circumstance
"it Is pretty certain that the demand for
American wheat for Europe next season
will he even greater than during the present
one." South America, however, teems
I'kely to baoome a formidable competitor.
Wheat-growing on a large toa'o has only
benn carried on In the Argentine Republic
for two or three years, and yet, at. Int ac
counts, 40 ve-seli wera in the rivnr La Plata
loading a lib wheat for Europe. Immigrant
from Italy, France and Germany are last
filling op the nountry, and their grain thiu
nent may yet rival those of the United
Slalo. Cjih.5 Gantlomon.
Aa Act Regulating Barbers.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
tbe State or Missouri, a lollows:
Skction 1. That every barber wbo shall
use the tame towol on a customer more than
once without washing It, or use only on
cup, brush or sponge for more than one bour
on bit customer Indiscriminately, or una
soda water or other injurious preparations as
a hair wash, or use Impure alcohol Instead of
bay rum, and ahall not have constantly on
band and use not let than one doaen rsr.or j
woll sharpened, shall be guilty of a misde
meanor, and be punished by a fine cot less
than twenty dollar and not exceeding ono
hundred dollar, or by imprisonment in the
county Jail for a term of not mora tban tlx
months, or by bom such fine and imprison
ment. One-half of the fine to go to the in
former, the other half to tbe county school
fund.
Skctiok i. All other acts or parts of acts
Inconsistent with this sot are hereby repeal
ed. Sro. 3. Tbit act tball take effect from and
after lis passage, and tbe constitutional omor
gencv clause Is applied.
A-pproyed May 11, 1879.
ALL OVER TRE WORLD.
PBANCX.
London, Jnly 8. Yesterday In tbe Hall of
Council of State, at Pari, great excitement
was csusd by tbe report of four ibots front
a revolver fired in quick succession at mem
bers of tbe Council who were sitting upon
poo being arrested, refused to give any ex.
planatlon ot his act- Fortunately, although
the revolver was loaded with bulls, no one
was hurt. It I thought that Yerdelet la In
sane. can't go to thr fuskbal.
Parit. Julv 10. Th French Cabinet baye
refused the request of Marshall MacMahon to
e allowed to attena tne lunerai onuoiTioce
Imperial.
AMEHICAN CIIBVALIKKH.
Paris, Juiy 10. Among tbe new Chovs-
liers ol the Legion of Honor are two Ameri
cans. Wm. A. Cole and Dr. Warren Bey, for
tbe Ei;ytiau service.
a r RICA.
London. July 10, Advices from Capa
Town to the 24th of June slate that tbe gen
eral advance continues, and there i little or
no opposition- Tbe Amatetigat have eouciu
ded an alliance with tbe British, and Moirotl
ttill hold out.
onisci.
Athen. Julv 10 Tbe Greek Parliament
bts been specially convened tor tbe 221 inst.
to consider tbe Porte's delays regarding the
settlement of the trortier queiltou.
rinma.
St. Petersburg, Julv 10. The Art) at
Irkutsk, Siberia, is slill burning.
L1IIKRTY OF WORSHIP.
The Ccxr will nortiy grant complete liber
ty ot worship, etn., to the dissenters.
QRIAT IiaiT TAIN.
London, July 10. It ia believed that the
Government i so determined to pas tbe -
Army Discipline Bill that there will be a con
tmuou silling of the House of Commons
trom day to-day until tbe bill t disposed ot.
. DISKMIIABKINQ Till DEAD l'RINCS
London, J-ily 10. Upon arrival ot the ship
Orontes, having on board the body of the
Prince Imperial, nil Spithead.'tha Port Ad
miral accompanied by Prince Murat, wentuD
board tbe ship and superintended the arrange
ment for tbe disembarkation of tbe body.
VK1CA-
Lnndon. Julv 10. A dispatch from Cap
Colonv state Ibat General VVolsely has arriv
ed at the tront ot tne British force iu South
Africa, and the advanos of the army Is now
at a point twenty-five mile from the princi
pal trail of King Uolewayo.
OIRMAKT.
London. Julv 10. A Berlin dispatch says
the adoption of increased duties on grain and
cattle, which iaso ttrcngly demanded by the
agricultural Inltreet, aud wmct it tupported
by Prince Bismarck, now teems to be attun (I
a compromise having been effected on the
jubjoct with the Proteotloniat manufacturer.
IRti-ll NKWS
From late Irish Exchanges.)
Tbe Belfast Dock baud bave Struck lor
Od. per hour.
The death of the oldest priest In the diocese
of litny I announced, Kev. Patrick O'Oon-
nell, r. P., of KUerohane. west.
A carina ot Z.OUU urns ol Dreeaitunt, iro,
oil, molsases, sugar, butter, cheese, bacon
and pork arrived in Ballast batbor recently
direct from America.
ASIA.
Gen. Grant wa at Snaoghl last month. In
tended visiting Canton and then proceed lo
Australia before returning to America.
Bread slutT la much wanted In parts of
Alia.
CRKTHAL AWKaiCA.
60,000 laborer are wautuO to work on tbe
Canal at Panama.
MCXIC0.
Coffee cropt are good; mining In tbe north
era llale, yielda handsome prnlUir.
klORMOM AaRIVAUI.
N Yokk, July 9 Six nundrud Mor
mout arrived tu-Jay liwui Ejrope.
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