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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAas1xo, Mich, Jan 5.
noon Tomorrow. Mo.t Of the members are a.
ready berc. snd the question Of the Retatotiaa
succession has called together N INN :nte lo2oy
powerful baekers here, weo are seeking to rush
his nomination through, to hold CAUCUS iUme-
70 hess e.
immediate caucus project believing taat discns-
sion viii ruen21hen their side, and necatng tine
e @ hss more strensi than
anY other singls candidate. bu1 the concentration
Of The supporters OF all others upon one would
Boib houses have held caucus this evening to
sslect officers. rhc aooso caucus met IA tns
1a s s1a s..e:a !,
President, and II. Il. Holt Of MusEeeon. as Sec.
rtiarJ. In iLfornal ballot for Speaker Was taken
With the following result: ~
j. n lucescoll. Of stta1assee............. g
B. W. Ruslon, Of Tuse9la =: ,,;oo;: y
| nomination 1snA made unaDlm Gus.
MIN. Jones, Of Lansing, was nominated for
Clerk oftne noa.e oy as;ism a'on; e;o Iue oallos
A. Barlow, Of Detroit
gurd'ek, Q! .''''''''.... -
/ II. Il, beaver, OF LfuAWce. -.A9
Il ths hRe ne;s 6ailoi. ior candid.te iof Enrolling
| cirTk, nj. E. 4. Tnonp.on-: ot V.n Buren,, r.
| war nominated, and the caucus adjourned:
The ScnaIc caucus was organized with Morgan
Hates AZ Chairman: and Colonel Deloa fniltaps y y
! SecretafY. The following officers were 40 ominAted
by nccsmat,on: Il. d. Sleeper, Of ka1anazoo,
Secretary; ThaddeoA Gooic, or Saginaw Der
Eeanta; Arms; william Sickles Ens9ins 9s CietK:
in the Senate. No nominations were made.
In the uonfe the following candidates were
spsasfss c}1o hen
Cummings. Oakland; Enrolling Clesk, X. e.
Bnllcr, Lansing.
INDIANA.
Special Despatch to rne Chicago Tribune.
| 1sprAHAroL1s, Jan. $.
The Legislature meets IN this city on tuesday
! toteIs arc crowded with ofdce-teckeEa and wire
| pu:ltrs for the various senatorial candidates
both parties hold eiaeas @ i ~ nnEn.
r. e. asisp!ea, 1,kF II lnS.n'Pss. "a coses
r n.1s i.Ter Of tho tDsnss ,s
vote for thels csIdtdate: There .re so man.
Senate that it it Is impossible to predict who wi
The Senatorial quss..o9 aosoEes 81 n: minor IN
Az M hs garK,ne
!. | hack, O1th and Woleott heyc thsir headquartct
. al the Bates House, while Frazier md Ne"eom
c back IT, the strong candidate. and clalme that b
!, viii be nominated before the third ballot.
! be il not, hts chances vi! bc doubtful There
q bining svatrst cunbAek; but they csnnot aRFt
9 nuong Themselves ~ 70 Who they VII :
for i aouh!n "he,bsr ,nas,. they h,,s Tif'
= weck. Cuml ark's hltf ds sl4tm that
IL eaining. while tbe Trends o. ne otaet eann
.. N, dennttc guess ~ to re way ne ei "
!. Y~orabIy Jump. Cove rnor Baker la the ot!v q,
a who c.n concentrate al the strength aud ncal Il
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R.n1son,s Corn oil. for tender feet,
hard md aon eorn.. in6amed Joints, bun,ors.
and eh'lt1sl.s. Pnee. q ocr eott:c: Dr.: ksn..
NJ 1n thr fcrt f,rt years Boston. the past fout
al Nos. iii and 119 Clark street up Stair. Rooms
and D. where he TT ats al diseases q tde 5ect
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CORRESPONDENTS 09aa1ttfa.

(10RREsPOkDENCE-Wauted-A wiaow.
md stranger hers xauts 70 s1esRena a.a. nlSs q
some EealthJ gent that pas tes @pex nv sTuE.
! DIS. Chltssp Fp3s Q1c9s
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no eEB TIE GREAT BURLEsQUE
After Dark ; or, Life In Chicago,
1t sHARPLEY CoTTod's.
Rxe- nIehs and Rktrrd&Y N&ttnee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

TIE Row AT ~Lucrs.-Wednesday
evening there were l8 men brought to
this place confined in q b0x-car,
charged with almost everything that
is bad. As near as we can End out,
the following is about the truth: On
Sunday, while the agent of the Central
Pacific Railroad at Lucin was absent,
two section men went into his Office and
stole o key Of wine.- After drinking
the wine they went back and helped
themselves to whatever they wanted,
and threatened to hang Marsh II he in
tsrfered. They secured a key Of
whisky and opened q public bar free
gratis, and in a short time concluded to
hang Marsh just to finish up the job.
Fortunately, a westward bound passsn-
ger train came along just at this time,
and Marsh secreted himself on It. The
drunken mob, armed with clubs,
hatohets and hammers, boarded the
train, and It took the persuasive elo-
qusucs of the conductors six.shooter
to get them of. They chopped aud
broke the ssats, frightened the passsn.
gers, and threatened the life of the
engineer. On Tuesday, Supsrintsnd.
snt Campbell sent up a force Of 30
armed men and arrested all Of the mob
but one, who took to the bush. The
rioters are having m examination to-
day before Justice Mayhugh. 1t would
be a good thing If one of these gangs
should some day run against o train OF
California passengsrs-they would wish
they had let the job out.-Eko Inde-
pendent, 24h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27


The following proclamation was is
sued on July Is by the President Il In
pursuance Of the provisions Of the Act
Of Congress approved April 10, 1869, I
hereby designate Tuesday, the Both day
Of November, 1869, as the time for sub
hitting tho constitution adopted by the
Convention which met in Austin, Texas,
on tho 18th day Of June, to the voters
Of said State, registered ut the date Of
such submission. hereby direct the
vote to be taken upon the said constitu-
ton in the following manner, viz: Each
voter favoring the ratification Of the
Constitution as adopted by the Conren-
tioa of the 18th Of June, 1865, shall
express his judgment by voting : For
the Constitution each voter fayoring
tho rejection Of the Constitution shall
express his judgment by voting
Against the Constitution In testi-
mony whereof / have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Seal Of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city
of Washington, this 18th day Of July,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud sixty-nine, and Of
the independence Of the United States
of America the ninety-fourth.
III. &. GRlNr.p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

Four DAYS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
The ocean part Of the time between New
York and Liverpool is about to be re-
duced to four days, and the entire time
will not exceed seven days. This is to
be done by the construction Of the Euro
pean and North American Railway, ex-
tending from Portland, by way Of
Bangor, 10 Maine, to st. John, in, New
Brunswick, thence along the western
shore of the Bay Of Fundy to the head
of that bay, thence passing iato Nova
Scotia, and running north to the head
Of Cape Breton Island. At the latter
point there will be o steam ferre forty-
Eve miles) connecting with another road
through Newfoundland to 81. John, upon
the eastern coast Of that province, about
go miles north of Cape Race. The dis
lance from Newfoundland to Ireland is
/ 1900 miles, and during that part Of the
voyage steamers make 400 miles . day.
The distance from New York to Cape
Race, 60 miles south Of st. John, ia 1910
miles. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

TIE CENSUS OF ls70.-The New Eng
land journals are INDUCING in gloomy
f~orebodings as to the effect that the GEN.
sus of 1870 will have upon the repre-
s~entation Of the several States in Con-
gross. 1t is believed that the ~unparal-
leled growth of the Western States 10
population will reduce the number Of
Congressman from the old States, and
therefore a system Of representation
compounded of two elements, popula-
ton and wealth, has been openly advo-
Gated. The Providence Press, in COM
menting upon this subject, says "the
West is superior in numerical strength,
but the East is far superior 10 financial
importance. This fact will necessita,e
the consideration of the just basis Of ap-
portionment, that the section which con-
tributes Of its capital to promote the
material growth Of the country, may not
be compelled to be satisfied with a small
minority in the House of Representa-
tives, while the West, dependent, at
least in the early part Of its history,
upon tho favor and patronage of the
East, may not have q controlling voice
in Congress, and so distribute the CAPT.
tai which they do not own rs to enhance
itself at the expense Of tho rest Of the
country" As the Constitution pro-
vides that Representatives, and direct
taxes shall be apportioned among the
several States according to their re-
spective numbers of persons, no change
can be effected without an amendment
to that instrument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
E

MATTERS of moment ought to be de-
scribed in o minute manner.
A n%ETsoRoLooIsr Of England wishes
to explain some recent cold weather by
the numerous spots on tho disc OF the
sun.
TnE bees In Iowa are said to be
starving, the continued wet weather
depriving them of their accustomed
food.
A KANSAS reader Of the Declaration
of Independence on July 9Th, began
with "Know all men by those pres
ents."
Tus New York Tribune declares there
are no CLANS in the world that approach
in succuleues the clans Of Rhode
Island.
EXILE GIRAaDIN thinks that all Eu-
rope, and particularly France, 10 i'll,
and in need of q skillful physician
Liberty.
THE New York papers, apropos Of
recent robberies, are discussing the
question, "Will the coming burglar
drink wine"
DsATns arc reported in oil parts Of
the country of children poisoned by eat.
ing the ends of lucifer matches. Parents
should be careful.
AN Illinois gentleman, who has O
farm Of 40, 900 acres, has 5000 acres In
corn and 5000 acres in wheat, all in
very fine condition.
The San Francisco Mers-Leter Il
certain that within q year the Gal
ifsrnians will travel habltually to New
York, Europe and China by aerial car
riages.
A PATENT has been obtained for the
manufacture Of waterproof paper. II
will be no uncommon thing, by and by.
to carry a quart of. milk home in
paper bag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

A CASH Involving an important prin-
ciplo in the sale of property compare
lively valusless was decided by the New
Jersey Court OF Appeals, at Trenton, on
the 18th instant. Tho suit was brought
to recover damages resulting from an
oil land speculation, in which the de-
fendant was induced to invest upon
sxtravagant representations of the
plaintiff. The Court held that where
representations Of benefits to accrue
induced the purchase Of property, the
enti.o loss sustained must be made
good. Agents who are engaged in the
sale Of bonds and stocks Of incorporated
companies, whether they be for pro-
ducing oil, for mining, for railroads,
canals, banks, insurance or other pur-
pose, projected and under way, and who
are making many forid promises as to
the value Of the works to induce sub
sc~riptions, may find it to their profit to
hold this decision Of the New Jersey
Court Of Appeals in remembrance.
Agents who induce the investment of
capital on e~xtravagant promises of re-
turn of profits from the iuresture, are
certainly as culpable, and, it is believed,
as liable for any loss sustained rs q
party who should deceive in selling oil
land. He who will recklessly assert a
positive result in the future, which he
cannot know to be true, is as criminal
as he who asserts what is false, and the
Courts are clearly right in holding them
responsible for damages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

work performed aud money expended,
and for breach of contract. ~ .o.,
PENDANTS allege that the cisimsn. asa
bis associates are already overpaid ~
$4,000.
washinstsn Intelligence.
oH,cAao, July 2e.-The 1riounss
Washington special says the result 81
Boutwell's administrations appears IN
proposition from o German houfe ~
Frankfort, to loan the Government
$500, 900, 900, at Eve per cent, which
the Secretary Of course was obliged 70
decline. He thinks We may within the
year borrow all the money We want at
four or certainly at four and . half per
cent, and he will probably recommend
such a loan next winter for the purpose
of paying of tho dvs-twenties. A pri.
yats letter from q we'll advised source
in England expresses the opinion that
loan at four and and q half per
cent. could be easily negotiated within
ely month";.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

JAMES RHopEs.-This is the name Of
the man arrested at Martins station
(Six.mile House,, on the Elko road,
night before last, and of which We made
mention yestsrday. Some time in 1856
he escaped from the county jail Of Ian
der County, where he was awaiting
sentence for shooting at a widow lady,
With whom he had a difficulty, by the
name Of Beves. He had been found
guilty of an assault with intent to kill,
but pending the sentence Of the Court
made his escape, since which time
nothing was known of his movements
until recently. He appears to have
been q warm friend Of old man Martin,
lately a~ssassinated at the Six.mile
House, and claims to have come to
White Pine for the especial purpose OF
arenging his death. Most persons con.
slider him a bold, desperate character,
and when captured BY the officers be
was armed with a Henry rifle, double
barreled shotgun and six-shooter. The
circumstances connected with his arrest
are as follows: Word was conveyed to
this city q few days ago that he was
concealed in the neighborhood Of the
Six-mile House, and that he would most
probably fight rather than surrender.
Accordingly officer Casey and Constable
Mcintyre armed themselves and pro-
cssded in quest Of him at the time
stated. Arriving at the spot, and
learning that he was concealed in q
cabin in the vicinity, they crawled to it,
and, cooking their weapons, burst open
the door. They were confronted BY
Rhodes, who, seeing that they had the
"gon. on him, threw up bis hands aud
quietly surrendered. Tho officers
brought their captive to town and
lodged him safely in Jail, where he is
now awaiting the action Of the Lander
County officials, who have been advised
Of his cspture.-Lnland Empire, 25h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

OK Thursday mornings train from
the East We met with Rev. 8. R. Brown,
D. D., Of Auburn, N. Y, who, with bis
family, was on his way to Japan, to
found a college for the Imperial Govern-
ment al Niigata, . new port lately
opened TO foreigners. The Government
have also recently established q college
at Yeddo. The object 10 to teach the
young men Of Japan in English and
other foreign languages. The Doctor
was accompanied by Mrs. Lowdon, wife
of the acting British Consul at Niigata,
aud Miss Kidder.-E2ko Independent,
oIth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

END MRN.-Our social" ncighoor on
ths hill speaks Of the " end men Of the =
pire." We will wager him a tribe that ne
dare not call himself "a middleman DE-
fore that crowd he 10 just now pandering 70
and lying for. They would tear MN nm9
from limb. oh. bedad, they would!-hnAoa
(HamiRon) Empire.
What in thunder is the matter with
the White Pine papers? Say, Forbes,
what ye been doing? And you, there
down over the hill, in Hamilton, what
hornets nest have you discovered 7
Why don't you dwell in peace together,
like the News in Slippery Gulch and
the Enterprise in Hometown?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
Lab.r and C.,isal.

The two great and indispensable ele-
ments in the developments Of . country
are labor aud capital. When united
and acting in harmony, sll impsdiments
and obstacles in the way Of progress
and prosperity disappear with rapidly
before them. They should 60 hand IN
hand in all great enterprises and works
Of development, for in their union there
is strength and power irresistible. The
success and greatness OF cities, towns
and communities have depended upon
the united force and influence of labor
and capital. Every step that has been
taken in the permanent improvement OF
the country, and the development OF its
great resources, has been promoted and
accomplished by them. The rapid.
growth and general prosperity Of Chi
cago, San Francisco and other prosper
Gus sections of the Union, as well as the
development Of our great mineral re-
sources, have been effected by these two
important elements Of greatness. At
tempts have been made by demagoguss
and designing men in California and
Nevada, for selfish purposes, to ere
ate an unnatural alienation between
capital and labor, which, II effected,
could only terminate in the degradation
Of labor and the ruin Of general pres
psrity. There 10 NO natural antagonism
between the two, and the intelligent
working classes cannot fail to see the
error and evil of such movements. La
Dor and capital are different from, but
not entirely Independent Of, each other,
and nothing great can DO accomplished
by one without the other. Capital has
more vitality than labor, but would be.
comparatively weak in isolation. Labor
depends for its success and very exist
ence upon capital, but an intimate union
of tho two is o /" pillar of strength" A
conflict between them is unnatural, and
destructive Of tho benefits Of both. The
origin OF the contest was q question OF
high or low wages, and 1t has been con-
tinued on the same principle that has
always characterized the working mems
opposition to all new labor-saying inven-
tions. A continuation Of enmity be.
tween capital and labor must be dam
aging to the interest of the country and
result in great injury to the working
classes, who seem determined to drive
capital out Of the country. In no sec.
ton Of the world would a continued
conflict of this kind leave such injur-
ious effects as in the mining regions Of
the Pacific coast, and in no other cout-
try could such glorious results be resi-.
lied by the cooperation Of capital and
labor. 1t is that which has already
opened the vast fields of mineral wealth
to labor and given character and pros
perity to the country. Ifany good re-
suits could be expected from the organ
i~zations and combinations Of laborers
against capital, there might be tscog.
nized some "me,hod in their madness
but all experience demonstrates the err
ror and folly Of such proceedings. The
crusade against capital was inauguratsd
by demagogues, and has been sustained
by the misguided miners Of the country.
In holding capital as an enemy, the Ia
boring classes have everything to lose
and nothing to gain. White Pine En-.
Telegram.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

BaoxlD. OF PorAssIux.-Among the
substances used in medicine, few have
como more rapidly into use in q COM
parativey recent period Of time, than
the bromide Of potassium and, among
other applications Of this substance, we
are now told that it has been employed
IN the Hospital Of the Bicstre, in Paris,
with very great success In cases Of
epilepsy, and that patients have actually
Seen cured who were supposed to be
beyond the reach Of any medicine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
u. s. GRANT.

TIE DEraHouSp.-This steam yacht,
it is asserted by one Of the crew Of the
Alabama, recently in Boston, was q
regular tender of the latter vessel. A
few days before the battle with the
Kearsarge, Mr.. Lancaster, in the Deer
hound, brought fifty trained guuners Of
the English Reserve Navy, from Ports
mouth, England, and these men worked
the guns during the fight. The Deer
hound also conveyed to England the
ehronometers and other naval instru-
ments captured from the American
merchantmen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

TIE Louisiana (Mo.) Journa, says
suAt Mr. Thomas ]. Mcdonald of Calu-
%st mas a COW which brought forth a
neiIer calf which weighed the day IL
was esiSed pounds, and mea,nred
.nree ieet in hight and four feet two
inenes from the end OF her nos To ,bs
root OF her tail, three feet round tbs
girth, and two feet ten inche. ronnd IN
loin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
n O san FRANCISCO,

SAN FRAsclsco, July 27-2 P. IL
Geld, 1871; g~reenbacks, 73f.
The Liverpool wheat market has adj
vanced one penny.
Patrick Donald Gibbons, o boy three
years old, residing on Bernal street, fell
into o we'll last night and was drowned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
stolen! Caution!

croLRN, IN VIRGINIA CITY, ON THE
IL the Agency Of tho Bank Of California D,P Gold
Hill, being No. 9,bl0, dated April ID, 1860, for
e400, In hyor OF d. Deherty. Also, another
Certificate, In tho same Bank, being No. 9,89s,
dated Nay 10th, 1850, for 800, In fayor or d.
buying ihoss certidcssos AZ as PAYMENT has asi Seen
''S So}d I'm. Ju,y 1stb. ,ssa. ,,,z.,N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

THIRTY tons per day is about thu
average amount of freight shipped from
the warehouses in this place TO White
Pine and the south.-EkO Independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
To Let in Gold Hin.

A STORE ON MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE
IA the Ban Francisco Restsuranf snitshic Tor
almost any business. Viii be Let at a ressonabie
rsnt. Inquire Of tho owner, g. Htocklc, next
God Hif, July istS, 1850. ,,,e.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
no MILLMEN !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
wv Hin NEws Once half b ton Of superior
I11pe netal, for iournaling purposes In Quarts
daesA phsss ir cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
BlLLIoNs.-In answer to q CORES

B~ILLIoNs.-In answer to o cores
pondsn., We state that according to the
English system Of notation, a ''billion"
is one billion millions, that is, as many
millio,is as there are units ina million.
According to the French system, a bill
lion is one thousand millions. Hence,
as w+ ia the United States may be con-
side3ed as reckoning BY the English
system, it may be safely asserted that
our national debt has not reached
hiNions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

To.DAY,S T~ELEGRAMS.

rsnec,.l to me Cola HIN Daily News by the Allan.
lie and Pacific Telegraph Line.J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
Births.

Births.
PARKER-In Gold Hill, July 81, to tho wife Of
James Parker, o son.
ofN. A.. Kidder, q daughter.
O'REILLY-In San Francisco, July "a, To the
wife ofF. j. O'Rcilly, o daughter.
JONES-In Truckec, July 70, to the wife OF DR..
w. C. Jones, o son.
wELCH-In Carson, July %, to tho wife Of
John WEIGH, o daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. ETC.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
REDUCED
Jy s.1... sss as.' B::.i 4 a.s s'ssI s q WELL
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Ladies', Misses, ..4 olllar..'. Hosiery,
LADIES' 'i' sz:s: 1! IN e, s ss''.;'.'' s.'.''
HAVING FACILITIES IN BUYING aoop'
a. cheap, !. ..s
Cheaper than any other House
r.,. Sid. o s.. Francisco,
! am ss' ,s.s .s, s L ::,' Il !. Ii, LES s,t 4 not Lower
fsI H;f ls.i; e s e al IAN nd e. ssa ys's'' 'S: me- s';se''
M. rRANKENHElmsR.
Gold Hin, July 10. 1859. jy1atf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-27

New YORK, July pa Nashville
special a y some fears are entertained
Of a collision in East Tennessee at the
approaching election. The partissns
Of Stokes boldly avow that they will
prohibit the ex-rebels recently unlaw-
fully registered from voting, and are
arming for that purpose.
The Dent lIevement-LsuIsIana Matters.
CHICAGO, July 26..-The Dent move
ment finds no favor among officials at
Washington, and apparently little
among Republicans in Mississippi.
Ex-Governor Hahn Of Louisiana ar
rived on Saturday. He gives cheering
accounts Of affairs In his section. The
sugar, cotton and corr crops are all
heavy. Cotton 10 believed to be safe
from worms. Social quiet 10 rapidly
returning.
Suit Against tho Union Pacific Railroad.
CHioAao, July 2s.-A dispatch from
Omaha says James W. Davis and bis
associate sub-contractors have brought
q suit in the United States District
Court against Oliver Ames and other
contractors ON the Union Pacific Rail-
road, for $eol, 900, the amount due for