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, 1873-08-29

Morrison, Whiteside County, tho most popu-
1ous farming county Of tho State, was tho acone
of lnrge farmers picnic yesterday. Fully
5000 farlnors were in attendance, and spent the
day in quiet aocal intercourse. Tloy wore nd
dressed by number OF. speakers, who ranged
ovor all the political and industrial problems tho
farmers are Illuminating upon. Ono Of theao
aaii, in reference to tho question Of now
purity, that tho Republican organization lind
dono we'll tho work 1t Ind to do.
aud, if 1t had any work still
to do, 1t could not bo killed. but, ii Its mission
was accomplished, then lot it dis. Another
speaker touched on tho subject Of combination
to withhold produce from tho1narkots. Tho pork
packers, he aaid met and fixed tho price of pork
aud tue farmers had to accept 1t. II they would
follow Tho Ba,no means they could goyorn prices
Ia tho same way. All that tho PRODUCERS OF tho
Northwest bud to do was to shut their granArtes.
, 1873-08-29

Tho only singular thing about Deano's CAP
turo is that, IN 10 populous State aa this, aud
in d community whoro lo was 30 vol known, II
should hayo taken two weeks to ferret him out,
Another ciroumstanco that roilects little credit
On tho professional orluae-hunters ia that tue
arrest WEB made by q farmer. who
pnccoodoa WHOM all the dotcctiyos faildd
Doano, acting no doubt under tho advice oi
colnsol refusoh to give the public any informa-
ton about his part in the Say collision. Our ro'
porter haa olicitaa from tue porson wl!o made
the arrest tho reason Which Beane had givo1
linn. It IL that he did not remember ho was
running Oh the tmo Of tho e1prcua until aftel
Ao had atarted.- Tic ut once iii gsoat alarm or
dorod tllo brakoa to ba put on, and, while this wal
leiug done, tho collision occurred. .
, 1873-08-29

Loutsy1L1E. Ky., aug. 38.-Goorge Mangram
aud murder Of Mary Loo, Oh the commons neuf
tho city. l.aa boou boioro the City Court two
dayn, Ila nttornoon tho case ssas submitted
without argument, and tho Judge committed
A[angram IN eargo Of 1nurder, to al,Hwer At
tho November term Of tho Circuit Court.
Capt. Edward Halhgoos sim wss thrown from
a BtreBt-car Inst night tiol Of Ills Injuries this
morning. Ito was ono Of the pioneers OF tho to-
bacco tratlo IN this city, anu ono OF tho frat man
adjourn their salos tomorrow, aud tho YobacQo
HoArd viii attond the fpueral,
, 1873-08-29

Tho rofuEa1 Of tho Hon. S. L. Huntingdon to
sppear boforo the Royal G:nmmiaainn appointed
by tho Dominion Government to take charge OF
The Pacific Railway investigation, has oreated
waB the mover OF the Parliamentary investiga.
ton. a.ld occupies in tho present crisis tho posi-
tion OF champion Of Parliamentary righta. He
IL epplaudod by NIL its adhoronts, and tho Gov
crn,nont is Threatened with something worse
than words II it attempt to compel him to at
tend On tho othor hnnd, tho followers Of The
Government assort that tho Royal Commission
has power to arrest tlis contumaclous witness
aud will uso it to force him to tell what hi
innXA.
, 1873-08-29
LUMDER--OUR FORESTS.

Taper No. II, road befora the American Aesoci-
alton for Mo Advancement Of Science in seasion
ut Portland this mock, by Frauldin B. Hough, is
on tho subject Of "Thu Duty OF Governments
In tho Preservation OF Forests" Tho American
pooplo arc repeating tho ogrogious folly-nct to
call it stupidity-whioh, it ia we'll known, has rem
dercd largo districts Of country comparatively
doso1ate.
When the 1sraolitos were oncampod in tho
country Of Moab, Moses aont spioa over tho
Jordan into the land Of Canaan with special in
structiona to find out What tho landiB; whethor
it be fat Or loau wlotler there ba wood therein
or not" They spent forty days in exploring IT,
and camo baok with specimens Of grapes. pome-
granateB and figs, md reported 1t to DO I" an OK
ceeding good lane, - land which lowoth with
milk and honey" Such was Palestine $500
years ago, boforo tho Iaraelitos had stripped it's
valleys and hills aud mountains Of their forests,
which, by attracting tho moisture aud tho rains
from tho clouds, mado 1t" an exceeding good
! lnnd." History furnishes many other examples
Of countries ouco rioh and populous, which, by
U4&ub 6tT5ppGQ III tuN4I lUlpaka AA9 kAlQbt4u5a
have become comparatively barren md worthloss.
When tho Europeans first settlod upon tho
Atlantic Boaboard, North America probably bud
moro extensive forests, with larger and moro
valuable variety OF woods, than all tho world be-
Hidc. For 200 years. man has boen toiling with
unceasing vigor to burn and destroy this vast
and Invaluable heritage, and with tho iucroaso OF
our wcalth and population tho work Of dostruc-
tion Is increasing also at alarming ratc. It ia
we'll tint our scientific mon should onacavor to
Gull tho attention Of oi,r Legislators to this i'm
| portant aud rcckleas waste Of ono of Heavens
richest gifts to us and to our olillron. II tho
| moro scarcity Of timber and isa Increased price
woro nj, tho oyils to bo approlondod, tho matter
might 10 dropped but that tho destruction Of
our forests ia materially diminishing onr rainfall
thoso cannot be a particle Of doubt. With that,
Of courso, must come tho lesspning Of onr food
products, and ut tmos. In tho not distant tu-
ture, extondotl droughts, and fa1nlno with all ta
attendant lsorrora. Rivers like lie Ohio, Wabash,
pnd illinois, half century ego nayigablo for
noat II not all tho your, can nov boEoliod on only
in tia spring and fail froHhots md oven tic
mighty AllHsiaaippi u penrly 'all run out" fur
| soycral months In tho your.
OF course, largo portions of tho vast forests
tint covered tho country oast Of Illinois In oul
oarly history Ind to DO cut away III ordcr te
bring tho land under cultivation, What IN doorlJ
to bo regretted is, that copso Of any five te
forty aoros Of primoval forest, IN all itp boaut,
and majesty, had not boon preserved on eyor,
farm. WLero 10 suol "Wooda" c1iat, oyerJ
, 1873-08-29

Wo publish this morning q number Of dis
matches from the interior of this State and tho
lowor part of Iowa. showing the condition Of the
corn crop. The general tonor Of our information
is that the crop il Il poor one and below the
average. The most favorable returns aro made
from points along tho limo of tho Illinois ooutral
Ra!l,oud but tho majority of tho districts along
That road in the co,ltre Of the State and in South
coutral Iowa oxpoct M inferior yield.
, 1873-08-29

Tho national dsbt Inns been .re1uceo 50,0o0,
900 in tho three years. which hayo oapsed siuco
July l, 1870. During tho laat yoar tho reduction
has baon only onc-flfth this sum, or 43 G67 $50.
Receipts from taxation, both customs and inter-
NIL, are dccreasine Tho former lnat yoar WAS
$4,000, 900 leeh than In the preceding yoar, aud
the 1attor was $l7, ,o0o, ,ooo less.
, 1873-08-29
RAILROAD PROFITS.

. Ono Of tho premises in tho arguments OF rnil-
road cosporations ia that the Companies aro Gu
titled to dividend equal to tho ordinary interest
on borrowed money On tho amouut OF their
. toltal invested; and that tloy have tho right to
exact suoh rates OF toll as will produce tho row
euuo TINT will yto1d such dividends. In othor
words, tint tho reasonableness Of charges for
TRANSPORTATION must DO determined by tho
amount Of profit which 10 received therefrom.
1a this argumcnt sound. md. IT 1t iB why is 1t
moro applicable to railroad companies than to any
othor line OF businesa2 In considering this quos-
ton, there arc certain facts which have special
bearing On this question. !. Tho capital md
dobt Of tho various Railroad Companies include
largo sums In addition to tho cost OF tho roadB
and 10 TINT extont dlyidonda aro demanded on
fictitious capital. 2. The business Of railroads
generally ia conducted most .oxponslyoly, and
often in tho interest Of minor organizations, to
which, aro farmod out tho purchasing Of sup
plies, tho construction and hiring Of rolling
stock, md miloageB on cars nomina ally owned by
such organizations. Included. therefore, in tho
expenses Of the Railroad Companies are theso
extraordinary, OF additional protltB made by tAe
parasites Of the larger corporations. Gov. Noyes,
OF Ohio, in a.rocont public address. gavo aomo
ptntistios Of tho capital invested in, and the
productions Of, tho farms In TINT State.
which will serve to illustrate the difference be-
twoon tho alleged "rightg" Of capital invested
in railroad corporations, aud that invested in
Htt. T.
, 1873-08-29

An English firm exhibiting at, Vienna have
refused to recoiyo a,uolal awarded them. Their
reason for this refusal Is not mentioned. Tho
charges Of corruption latoly made agaiu6t tho
Judges Of tho Exposition may have something to
do with II, but it is moro lkoly to bo ctaracter-
lutte British growl at having failod to rccoivo tho
hfghesk ptize. ''r
, 1873-08-29

4 social reunion Of the farmers OF Marshall
County, Illinois, took plnco yesterday IN Sugar
Grovo, at Whtoleld. Two thousand Of tho yeo-
marry wcro presont with their families and do
voted tho day to festivities and liatoning to nd
arosses on tho mucl-ycxed questions of tho day.
, 1873-08-29

Several of tho iowa railroad robbers aro stated
positively to DO in Lafayette County, Missouri.
They have beou Heon BY tloso wllo know them
ut both Dover and Lexington. They appeared
In tho latter place fou, days ago aud paraaea
themselves in the streets, but no ono darsd to
Hrrnht them.
, 1873-08-29

Tho extent Of tho religious plgrimages In
Franco, which havo furnished 30 curious spec
tac1e in the last few months; III shown by tho
roturns OF the Fronch railroads, who report that
they have sold 300 tickots to religious pi-
eriuB,
, 1873-08-29

Tho land Of this State is assoaacd by tho stato
Donr1 Of Equalization ut m avcrago OF s22.8e an
nore improved, and s8.47 unimproyed.
, 1873-08-29

In short timo conenn,ors would bo begging
thom to 'opon, and would DO willing to pay any
prico tho farmers cloBe to ask.
, 1873-08-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Lyons INBECT POWDER IA \ SURE ENTklt
lator 0f toAs, ,uths. p1hnt-oo blsd-Flrmh' Aaa D.
balpfu Ipsgcte,
, 1873-08-29

MYERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street, botvecI
nesrhvfn and stAto. Arlington. Cotton d ko"o1o'
, 1873-08-29

.,HQoLEY's TIIEATn1;- -R*nsolrh ntreat, boty@sen 1921
Rvors u
, 1873-08-29
Tbe Gbrsst4on Uejbu11e.

Friday Morning, August 20' 1879
, 1873-08-29
To.pAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

MuVICKEH'9 T1tEATRE-htndlsnn, betweon Donr
toiu and Slate. Romance Ut Poor Young Man,"
, 1873-08-29

GLOBE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strcot, botween Mad:
ron and Waahngtdn, 'Jaek llAFkaWay AiloAt aud
AGhor0.h
, 1873-08-29
NOTES AND OPINION.

In posting up tho books. anl crediting Oliver
r. Morton with q refunded portion Of the salary
steal, we find that tho following Senators have
not drawn it" and, Of courac, layo not refunded
it, viz:
ROSCOE Conk}Ing, Alexander R,maey,
Aaron II. Crugin, Eli Salisbury,
4ootRo r. Edwards, William Sprl4ue,
Morgan O. Hamilton, William Window,
Jamea uarIau,s GuorHo u. Wright.
, 1873-08-29
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

rxnMs or sunaon1rrtos trAyAnGg m AnyASor>.
nG!lS b 'ne!l . %eS.y @
Parts OF yonr At tho satne rata,
To prevent slas ,nis'ases.hs sire md n'so Post
on &C nhdthsa In full, Including atnto AMI County.
Renttaccn .tny 10 ulade either by ra ospsoss, Post
ONca elt!os u, registered tattose, At anr ttak.
TEnMa utTr RunRcn1BEns.
Daily, deye7r sMnny cxconto.1. II cent? tcr wook.
patl,, cred. Sunday included, ~ conts per wook.
Alttrrss ~: THE Tribune GoalPAHft
Curnsr Madison aud ncaroorl.Sta.. Ohlcago. III.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

ATBALKER 4 CHAsE,s
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
EvEk4 wEbNEspHY "a HSb earraRf snrrRpA3 3
rwrxrv rog At i ,,S 0'GLoCK.
THIS IS TnE ONLY AUCTION mart in the state hav-
rL%s SIE''ffy saE DAY.
FINE. ELEGANT AND EXTRA DESIRABLE brown
trong Geldine, sired by Edsalrs HambetoniaD, l5A
driver never hal ior speed and ca beat min
utes to day has extra style and appearance gentle
lady to drive and is warranted sound and knd sold TO
THE HANDSOME EXTRA COMBINED chestnut Ken.
ucky bred saddle aud harness geding Harry I6 hands
trot close 5O is elegant under saddle goes ali
known gats and is warranted sound and kind sold only
TWO FULL SPRING Top Road Wagons
NEW ANp SECOND hand harness. Horse Clothing,
SIX ELEGANT LIGHT NO top Road Wagons best city
BY ORDER OF COL j. C. DEvoE, Mortgagee, the
fast young Trong Mare Lotta sired by MambrDo Chef
+ is hands high * years 9ld stylish Tree aud handy
perfectly gentle and doce. and is warranted sound and
Tor WAGON BUILT by Benson Bros
DOG CART BUILT BY Demarest
one one Elm Fine I, JuMr ~ sTr SEAT Apd Tor Wagon
Gelding Harry clifford l51s high, years old; very
track Of 2:ss is one Of the most perfect gentlemans
HIsGHNr BRS@S s%bDEE Mare ss hsn ."9 years
Old great style ana ACTION goes all gaits under saddle
Tor rHpssss wssS9s .o-,
2a and can beat 25 his day. IS fine unier saddle and
is warranted sound and kind.
Full Full DEscsfPriSM ft1sr at sale
SALES NEVER POSTPONED account Of the
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

+ :. wEINBERGER AUCTIONEER.- .-MARsHAL's
j. sale this day Saturday. July TO- at lO o'clock, at
lsys Boweryul casks barrels and half barrels q IL
Quors and Wines and general assortment OF Wines,
Liquors, Brandies, Gins dc, in cases and demijobns
also about 5000 Cigars and lot OF Chandeliers and Gas
Brackets, &c. BY order Of A. Brnbaum, city Marshal
Also general Mercnsndisc. as usuai-Furnitnre, Mir
samples. In lots 70 suit dealers and others
The New York herald., 1873-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 THE AMERICAN REGISTER,
IA. the most widely circulated Of
the American Journals published
in Europe.
capital medium Tor American
advertisers addressing themselves TO
European patronage
Indispensable 10 ali persons visiting Great Britain and
the European Continent
Subscriptions and advertisements for the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received and single copies OF the
paper may be obtained ut the office OF the New YORK
Herald New York.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

One-alf Of ticket No $50 which the first prize
of $4,000 sold by me- Prizes cashed and inorna
ton given Post Office box 6,0S0.
THEODOR ZSCHOCH,
1l6 Nassau street, New York
The New York herald., 1873-07-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER-SELLs THIS
Ii dAy at O'clock at 222 Myrtle avenue, Navy
street Brook yn that Corner Grocery Store all the
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

A MANUFACTURERS HAIR STORE, OLD EsTAB.
~ ltshed, for sale Ill health OF proprietor directs him
to Europe. Address Q. h. box i5i Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

A COUNTRY sroRE-IN A FIRST CLASS LOCA
~ ton, on line OF L. L. Il. Terms 4 asy Address in
quIries TO Z. ]. PECK, G5 Liberty street New York
The New York herald., 1873-07-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOR SALE.

A FAMILY LIQUOR STORE IN THE BEST LOCA
ton III the city well ada pied for whole ale and
tail, having good family, shipping, emisrant and
country trade. Address u DSiiLLERY station A.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

NsTVeT,
Mirrors. Curtains Paintings, Works OF Art
magnificent rosewood ~ octave rianoforte,
Grande Duchesse and Pompadour styles Parlor suits,
rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS,
at the five story first class i04 East TWENTY
street. near Madison and Fourth PsrlorsVcl-
vet Brussels medallion Carpets; rich paror suits n
elegant satin brocatcl and Turkish and Oriental
Furniture lace Curtains, Mirrors, PAINTINGS, Bronzes.
Vases Clocks Etaeeres bookcases Tables rosewood and
spring and hair Mattresses Bedding Bosters Pillows
rep Suits Glass China Silver Ware, Cutlery &C. Sale
positive rain or shine Goods must be removed fS hour,
after the sale; ERNEST ROTH, Auctioneer. Responsible
men pack ship or deliver goods for purchasers city or
country. Take Madison Fourth avenue stages or
Fourth avenue cars to twenty NTH street
EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, THiS
IL day AZ III O'Clock, 10 Ninth avenue, contents saloon
containing large quantity Glassware, Crockcry, Bar
Fixtures, &c. BY order Of Montague Stephen Goghty
Attorney.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19
REWARDS.

d IN REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
'pCO ofgold hunting case Chronometer No. sN5 lost
on the evening OF the l1th ana no questions asked Ad
dress box 5l6 Post office
c1nA REwARD.-LoST, ON SATURDAY, JULY ~
%lOO on Fourth or lexington avenue between
Twenty eighth and Thirty fourth streets pair OF Dia
mond Earrings BY returning them 10 Kings Bazaar,
<36 Four avenue the fnder VIII the above re-
ward.
CuITABLE REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
- for red morocco Pocketb0ok name printed
inside lost Eighth avenue PROBABLY at or near
Forty eighth street depot Thursday night 18th instant
nothing valuable TO any but the owner
ALFRED HOFFMAN,, IS Gold street.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

A RARE CHANCE.-A DOWNTOWN SAMPLE ROOM
"A Tor sale cheap near stock Exchange; 70 rent 10
for three also downtown Restaurants Dairy
Lunch Rooms; Liquor store 800 Sou street.. 10 LET.
MiTCHELL'S store Agency. II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

A CIGAR STORE FOR SALE CuEAP-ON ACCOUNT
n OF otner business Inquire at the place 82 Third sv
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

LIxECuToR's sALE-oF THE HALF WAY HOUSE
~ on the Paterson pankroad. at auction on Thursday,
July "a, 1873. NJ NJ WYGANT
r. Stake the 12l{ train on Hackensack Railroad TO
Caradt stages will be at the depot to take parties 20
he mr.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

A -RESTAURANT FOR SALE AT GREAT sACRI-
n. fee will be sold bargain; little cash: appIv
inm mediately; no reasonable otter refused to-day
LLOYD.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

LNOR SALEM A FINE LOCATION. A NO. LIQUOR
II and Lager Beer Saloon; rent q per month; years
lease No "A Hudson street, corner OF Worth.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

LIOR SALE-CHEAP, FIRST CLASS GROCERY
II Store doing q good trade and In good locality.
For particulars inquire of JOHN II. rIEMEYER, 2o3
Washington street
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

LNXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE,
II THIS Saturday MORNING, July 49, positively
rain or shine commencing NJ 1917 o'clock precisely
over 500 lots magnificent Household Furniture,
over SO yards velvet, Brussels Carpets.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

nICK-I COULD NOT UNDERSTAND NOTE, TIL II
~ tysixtn street and Fifte nth street; please write
Al
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

DY J. W.. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.-wILL
ID sell on Monday Fixtures Stock and Lease OF west
side Liquor and ListIllcry store sale positive
BUYERS invited.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

D. CH-FOR GODS SAKE DO NOT FORGET YOUR
ID promise old friend l.. Communicate once,
aud all Will be right Is 49,
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

TOR sALE-THREE YEARS LEASE or FRONT
and rear House, on OF the best usness streets
down town. with Sore, stock and Fixtlres OF hrss
class Lager Beer and Liquor iloon, good place tor
restaurant as there In the neghborhood and
is badly wanted; win he sold at sacrifice Apply at1
II first street.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

nor sALE-COUNTRT STORE, DOING BUSINESS
Of &Sl0OO; price 50 000 neat Cottage Delaware
Water Gap; price 81 CO.; terms $500 cash Acres large
brick House. Water Gap beautiful scenery; E0n;
IL Acres near strondburg S20; other places cheap;
healthy no epidemics; no mosquitoes PEIRsoN, Mer-
chants ilotel New York.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

IA jet black Horse, nearly 10 hands high; fine name
and tail sound and kind perfect and a nice Ia
dy's Phaeton and Harness. whole rig $500 At lA East
Thirty first street.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

DA-DID NOT GET YOUR LETTER TILL FOUR
N o'clock please come Monday; same time and
MI y
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

NYNTHIA-EXCUSE THE DISAPPOINTMENT IL
~ convenient tonight, at the Argyle Soree balcony
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
~. corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from SA. ". to r. NJ
ON Sunday from TO r. VI.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

DY MAX BAYERSD0BFER. AUCTIONEER-SELLS
ID at Oh O'Clock, at 81 East Broadway, large stock
silks Satins, Lace Goods Fancy Goods Notions Trim
mings, Hosiery, Gloves Gentemen's Furnishing and mis-
cellaneous Goods, Watches, Jowery, &C.. in lots,
ealers ard others.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

LNOR sALE-THE CORNER WINE AND LAGER
Beer Saloon with fou years lease: rent low; party
wants to leave the city "a West Fourth street. corner
premises
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

NOR SALE--Ar A BARGAIN IF PURCHASED THIS
week, established Ear and Billiard Rooms, g5S Eighth
avenue, near and Boulevard; doing first class
trade; moderate building; excellent opportunity
for any understanding business. Apply premises.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19

RIO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. FRANCIS FlTZ
SIMMONS, auctiO eer, office l99 East Fifty eighth
street. will sell Saturday the 10Th inst at l0 O'Clock,
ut The stable OF r. c. Hnly 27 and l29 Fiythrd street
lie king avenue. bay Mare, years old FOR
her care, Keeping, &c. sale positive and pcremptory.
Those interested VIII please take notice
rINO BE SOLD AT AUCTOv-BY WILLIAM VAN TAS-
SELL No ll2East Thirt en;h street ON tuesday, July
o. 1879 gray Pony, suppo ed TO belong to A. White or
A. O. Rogers; sold 10 pay keep and charges by order
ELLIS N. CROW.
The New York herald., 1873-07-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

E,oR sALE-A TOP PONY PHAETON, SUITABLE
II for doctor OF lady's use nearly new; used but
twice. INQUIRE at l65 Mercer street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

As the Republicans Of Ohio have elected
/ all their candidates for State officers. with
| the exception of the Governor. the Dayton
( Journal, n lively Republican paper. prints
/ 4 fine picture ot huge rooster without a
/ head. and beneath It the names of the sue
cessiul nominees, with this quiet intima
tion &c lis IrooStare he make too tam
/ lcetel Noyes, he garre
Allen county, O., the home OF the Allen
/ county movement, which was - work such
| n revolution in politics, voted as follows
Noyes. ,755 Allen. 2,2e6; Collins, To-.
/ So the " Allen county movement got only
l67 out Of LES votes in the place Of its
birth
A careful re, lever of tie Iowa election al
mits that the salary grab made the work of
Republican canvas~iag " uphill business
/ The writer CONTINUES d" We can only hope
the new Congress will at once repeal the
| iniquitous measure. (and NOT restore the
| ranking privilege either. as some propose
and thar we will not soon again he troubled
with national legislature which viii So
eriminally abuse its power"
The scheme Of putting Grat Brown on
the way 10 the United States Senate by
getting member Of the Missouri Lcgisia-
ture from iron county to resign, has failed
The member from Iron county wouldn'r
The Democrats of OIL City, Pa, have just
;otas Tho Renublicane beTins, nominated
n colored man for the city council, they
turned in inst for the fun of the thing
Won know''-and ran him away ahead of
his ticket. But the mayor has since resign
ed IN accent the county reasurershin. and the
city charter provides that, in case Of va
ga nov the cnunci Imam HAVING the most votes
AT the election ~hail become 'n5 acting 'hiei
magistrate. Ihe inekycoHnclmah IN ihi'
instance a. the Aforesaid person 9l color,
Mile Ireen, ana the democratic brethren
don I sec wherr the laugh come IN so PLAIN
Is as they dld-
The Cincinnati Coaia.er...' names ticket
for lo16 ' For President, Joe llawley.'
1t thinks that the ahre, ation Joe has
strength IN 1t. as oid Ahe had. be~ideS,
1t adds, " heJoe Of whom We are sPeakng
H. ahundantly qualified lvl The Presidency
in all respects, ana ha1 q drawing name into
the bargain.
The rawsnauers of Nissan. withant 10
litical distinrtion reprimand Governor
WooJs,n fnr apnointing Senator Blair
whom they call n . salary prabher TO the
of;ce # Sfate Insurance Commissioner
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In Iowa the HrahGet' are coming 10 me
'front.' at such rate that me Master Gi me
State TRANCE mas issued an order prShiot-
ing the establishment OF any more Subotdi-
nate Granges WITHIN distance OF i've miles
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The Pittsburg Commercial says that 233,