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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

Oasr the following Real Estate at Prtyats Sait
On terms TO SUIT almost any Derson' elthet wa"
M MAI ! one tbree. stoiy brick oo s. ". Cor. och
ana Mashingtou streotst with All tho moaeth AN
pEevsmonts. cohtAnine Is roopas;, s,, -, afAs
No.x, one tWO-stOry brick, Cor Locust ana
ss ss tSo story brick Cor. l2th and Tat
naiI, with eli The modem improvements. ana y
SSSH oSs onSS s~oostory brick. Ia7 Tathal st..
NS.G ons thrse-stOry brick. 7Oa TatAAll ST. 90
NS.i. One tvO- stOry brick. 1872 Tatnall st.. 3
ES.s. oAs three story brick. lO2l Tasnall St.
y. y Three two-stOry bricks. Lincoln St.. be-
No. i0 oae throe- story brick. 80 +, 9Th st,Whh
~ Ko n. one three story bsics. Sl2 W. 9th 81.
with al the modern ImpEovements euc A5ge IrOnt
a7S SSc SSrS SrcE No. III East 9Th
Possession Immediately, price low, ,o,o sioo,
No, iA TwO thfss-story bricks, No. 1919 and '2zl
Nc. IL Ono thros-stOry brick, No. 1907 Washing-
ton ST.. with front and side yards and ali the mou-
M ~ no tvo.s.ory frame houses. on Scott st.
between llth and 10th. Lots Sxl0o IT, looms
~. IA. TvoiWo-story bricks on Lowering Ave.
between LineOIn and Scott Sts, with front ana
No ~ One three-story brick dEslling on King
ST.. between 6th and 9th, with ali the mOueth i"i
pr0VOmonts, also q stable: a., "a @.
No. Is. One thToo-stOrV brick, Alk hing et
No. 10. one three-stOry brick " S'h et'' near 'ns
No % ThTsS SSfee story bricks, 1242 1914. 12aC
To ~ one "a tSree-stors brick. No. 500 jefferson
81 Terms very easy and location good ,o,
No. q, A halfsquare Of ground between Izsn anO
18th So1 ffon ting on West, cnrbed ana graded'
No3 A farm in BrandyWiNs Hundred Of %, .,
scrSsono ia C1risti anA Hundred of about II, Y,
acresand several Smaller traots, one 9L aoOut y
in on aras New Castle. Besides tue "b0ve w
hayamany others. =, -
p1slisO p.snO.lS sIas' MN. CHILD 4 co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

TESas Was again furthar dspEessioa in the
prices a 0oysEnment bonds on Friday, under the
dSsiiains tsadOncy Of gold and the fEeo aalsS o
beads 10 arrive from Europe, The difference n
prices, between the twc points admittinsA hand.
sOms pFoht % NE importation. Tho May and
NOVsnbsr S.20s dselIned 4, thOse Of January and
July ~, ,thossoi 1857 ~, thOso Of 1852 2, and
ths 1o4o5 ~ Sterling exchange also deellaOd
laEssly, being quoted down To lltx@lleT in
pupcE, dsslins Of ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11

REAL ESTATE bhVAAlA'''
ofer the following very desirable properties Tor
sale or oxohaAgs'
Moasru built new house. rOoms, gas. bath,
hsatsrS stsr closets, Rc, corner Sixth and Jener-
son StrSsts; VIII be cold below value.
No. z.
u0n,. q. snruss strSSt ear Eighth. Just finish;
a. SooSS Spd OTt-fitchon; very hice will be sold
cheap AMI on easy tsr1s.
u..a....r.v .,t.dSicp SS; 4 front house. with gas.
bSfh oOmmOdOa. Ac.. on Harrison street neas a
SWafS SVeauo; VeTV desirable home win the sa-
vantage Of city cars No
MsFkUs srOst store ana dgssilinE one s q thS ne
best buIinsH Stands In the city; VIII Dc sOid iOE
elooO lsas than VAluS' No
choice Market street residence water. gass.
sS1Rd ss9sd SS99ii; SS19 ioS Va I'd On SHsS terms.
A cheap pleassnt and hs9lthy village home IL l9
: StoTo roon- A millinery hes been sueeessta u
0OnductsA here for eonet time. bo0d zee hoAS Hne
other out-buildings, Inquire Of - n nay Ne"-
ark. or st our OfAcs-
Splendid building lot 2sElE #, On E,ghtSonhtIe hIs
stSeet near WashinRtOn. This will be proht1oIe
III 10 buy. as the bailding Of Washington street
| brGgs over tA6 BrandyWino will greatly advances
the price q lots uas No.
WashinStOn street. lot, SoKlG5 west side' betEeeE
Eighth end AtntA' vsrE e chSle"' "a
a1acres Of W. c. Greek bottom lands. one mil'
from Nswafk. Dial; St9gs house and barn'
2lots on Delaware avenue, near Soldier ) MOnu'
n ;ht. cash 211<Els' IT, y
lets on Delaware avenue, near City r. H. depo'
SaOh2S-esElS Il. v.s
| watsr power Of 50 horse capacity. on the neY
| ar failiHR Waite Olay Creek. AZ ThomPson's sts
ton On ths Psnnsylvania and Del. Railroad; Y
Ssrds head r1sa 90 VaFds tail race; mill on the hel
Il foad sidina no hauling or hAAdllng istOek, 9u
i0ad and unlOad intO the mill aooIs tins segin
heavy expense. Strong inducements WIN pe Onel
No.l7. LE"FE
/ Ahotel stand on the Nd. and Del kAllr01n.
. NaFTdsls @ arOIins copnty, Nd. Large new houi
aMa baf1. ana " acres 81 good !and. aoo3 q
port unity to make money "a No local op''on 1''s
An excellent Rrist and saw nin in PeAesds
Hundred, on the ChEiatiana River ~ toet hea
and Gall, giving 20 horse powSH. heil mlae 70 ne
and D. d alfOad, ahrap- g aEths mile % the
and y. RSilroad ~ miles % NeWagk. A very q
sirabls property ana now doing profitable bus
meas. - m
: he Newark IfoA 4eaAary. A seed buAia e
stand.
Farms In Pennsylvania. Delaware. MaEyland Al
Virglnia, Also nillS, atofp1, bueiness stands 81
dWeMtnS. The paDlie eFp i4sSlse y eall ane
| amino the list. COrrOsD0ndenoe promptly emsWe
| Al '-o 49, = - REYNOLDS co.
sl6 Market street, Wilmington. Del,
| Real estate brokers, o0nVeyaneerS' Hur!eyoLss =
: | oslleetlns Ageata. sS@--AS.1-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
aiaS.OoOASeAs.
The White House appropriations Tor the
,urrent year 1878 and 1SI4 are In detail as fol

10 tUlS huu NbUlVVU IUI NIIt I AENotUeIIv ~.
ry for the current year and the expense OF Sne
Executive establishment thus amounts 70
sl27 900 per annum.
II is "a be remembered that there are very
uany other household expenses, such as iot
gas, which are betrayed In appropriation Otiss
and that President GRANTS salary Is reelly
much larger amount than $50 900 aye n q :
caRse of the smaller amount he Is obliged to
eXpend.
Compare the expense of the judicial estaD-
Iishment, which enjoys no residence, nor con-
tingencles like those above named.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-11
PEVMoLDs 4 CO..

PGVM06OS 4 co..
OIs Market strSet. Wilmington.
coNvEYANcERs, REAL RsTATE BROKERS'
Offer the following very desirable properties for
sale or exchange;
Mcdern built new house. roomsI gas vDatn'
hs@tsrS V-ater closats &C. corner Sixth and Jener-
sop Strssts; viii bO sold below value.
No. 2.
, 1873-09-01
AN ENJOYABLE PICNIC.

That tho Sunday afternoon South Chicago
picnics, got up blythe Saloon-Keopors and Brow
ers' Association Of this city are POPULAR the
immense crowds that atteud thorn testify, but
that they are pleasant affairs is very qucstiona.
bio. Tho picnic Of yesterday was ono contin-
ued riot aud Bcone Of debauchery. Two
trains aud about 500 bugglea took
out from tho city to Heselors Grove
On the banks Of the Calumet River, az choice d
collection Of roughs aB ever were collected in
Chicago. -Four Chicago policemen accompanied
the picnic to keep order. aud ono Of them,
Officer Hirsch, came homo with ono Of tie
worst looking hoads TINT has evcr been seen in
tho Armory. To anumorato and de-
during the days pleasure, would
require spare column or'two, aud lilo genius OF
IN Oseinn or Homer. Watoil-pulling was 10 In.
dnstriously piled TINT over dozen sports com.
planned, coming homo, Of the absonco Of thor
time-pieces Among moro interesting featuros
Of tho enjoyable day were tho boat.
ing Of Hydo Park farmer who is OK
pooted to die from his injuries, the broaking
Of the ankle Of Chicago hacknap, commonly
known as "Beefy Jem," aud tho putting Of q
mournful uanBArd upon tho head Of s'Shaug
NoyoB, Esq.," while Cap Rounds and Tom Bell
wont into tho woods fora rough and tumble fight
when tho lattor pulled a revolver, which waB tho
signal for bis receiving severe caBtigatlon at
the hands Of tho thoroughbrods who woro disap-
pointed OF the de1eetable sight OF d rough-and-
tumble set-to. There is no Sunday liquor law
thorC
, 1873-09-01
THE FARMERS REMEDY.

To the Editor qf Ihs Chfcago Tribune:
SIN: Last winter, whom corn sold ut tho sea-
board at G5 centa busliel, md tho country rang
with the indignant protests and complaints Of
farmers ut the Grecdiness OF railroads, uudot-
took to say, in your paper, that, il freights woro
cheaper, the cheapness would not benefit tho
tarner OF tho West, but the consumer OF tic
East, and tho Western grower would not gain by
tho reduction. VOL, since that time, tho lakes
ind canals have oponod, and poured their bur-
deng Of bread into tho Atlantic potts. To-day,
Aug. 29, corn is quotad in Now York at &c to
57N conts for ,wcsterm 1ni1ed, almost
January last Who las benefited by the. cheap
freights of tho wator-rontes against railroads ?
This, too, III tho face Of certan small crop
this year. To-day, scarcely crop can DO named
moro for everything he consumes, can sell for as
much as 1t costs him to raHo. Tho above faota
ought to satisfy him tlIat laws fnr beyond his
reach prohibit him from increasing tho prico Of
but, whio THIS is tho caso, ho has 1t In bis
power any day to buy what ho noeda at half the
present price. The tariff-riny. with all
s ss;ts & # sB''a5 tsn u's"' To- tho sS y
syssas sr he y ys ysw, NSosg NGShng na o nSSas
sick wife or child; or iron and Btool, mud lumber
and paint, for wagon or plow. For whose bone-
lit, pray7 How much have tho hundreds Of mill
1onB OF dollars wrung in this way from the Vest
in any othor bonotoial nha pei. The faot is he Ia
stretched on tho rack, but will not 800 WHO il
working tho levers which mako him 10 wretehed.
When tho far1nor chooses, le eau, IN . ainglo
eapsgn make plenty o oi Iaar11 %
empty one. If lie cannot Kall doar, Ao cnn cor
tainly when he Wills to To 1t, buy cheap. Herein
lioH tho whole kornol Of that nut.
, 1873-09-01
FOREIGN.
Japanese Students Abroad Or
dered Home.
Narrow Escape Of tho British Prince
Arthur from Drowning.
.lARAN.

JAPAN.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 81" Heno Moto" writes
to the London Times: All tho young mon sont
out By the. Japanese Government throughout
Europe aud America, with Wow OF applying
themselves to tho study OF the different
branches OF science, have been Or
derod home. Tho students ut pres-
sent number QUO. The Government
charged tho resident Ministers to make choice
among the students. requiring tho most deaorv-
ing Of them to DO pointed out, and tho romaindor
sent back to Japan. The Ministers, however,
preferred to send all back, advising the Govern
meut to submit them to an examination, after
which those who should have toIreturn to Europe
should be chosen. Tho reason given for their
roeall Is that, upon tho rotutn Of tho students
from Europe and America. they were tumble to
boara satisfactory examination In tho studios
they wore pursuing. The failuro Ia at-
trlbuted to tho want Of knowledge Of the
Language Of tho country IN which they
studied. Tho Japanese Government, acting upon
this, havo resolved to send no more stadonts
abroad until such timo as they bavo undergone
some three OF four yoars' tuitlon in home col
lego md can submit to rigid examination in
EngHh, French, or German:
, 1873-09-01
CITY ITEMS,

Engine Company No. % wilt DO organized this
morning and located in the Lincoln Hoso
House, Webster avonuo, Godfrey Charleston,
tho present foreman Of tho Hose Company,
known Ms Zed, who COOS with tho now company
as engineer, has for tho past ten yoars run out
Of what is commonly known as tho Williams
House.
On Saturday morning John Fohn, petllor
living at 786 Archer avenue, fell from his wagon
while i'll tho vicinity Of Blue 1H!and, and Buatain-
death, ut O'Clock yesterday morning, from con-
cuHsion of tho brain. Deceased WINS 81 years of
ago, and las left widow and two Children bo-
hind him.
, 1873-09-01

FROM ". A. MOORE, aEcnErAny E1.vAsroN aRANaH.
ELyAsron, Ill.,, Aug. a, 1879.
Your card ia roooived. IpreBontod tho samo to
and platform aro cordially indorpod by our
Grange. Respectfully,
WILLIAM A. bfoonE, Secretary.
RnoM J. n. STARK, SECRETARY HARTFORD GRANGE.
HAnTFonD, ILL.,, Aug. 2G, 1919.
- I received your card somc tImo ago. road it |:
then took 1t to tho Grange and read 1t to all
the mombore. Thoy thoug ght it wns what we
wanted to do. 30 wo aro glad to toll yon wo up
7An,tl-Monopoiy Party Of Livingston County,
III. J, Il. SrAnK,
8ccrotary Hartford Grange, No, 395,
, 1873-09-01

New YonK, Aug. 31.--FoI1owing aro tho
details Of tho narrow escape u frirce Arthur
from drowning:
PARIS. Aug. 20.-His Royal Highneas,
Prince Arthur, who III staying at Irouville went
out unattended at an early honr yesterday morn
Ing to bathe, and, aftor swimming out some ds-
tance, Disappeared uudor a heavy breaker. A
fisherman, who Ind boon looking On, immediately
raisod CRY for help, and rushed into the water,
followed by one of the Princes atdcs-le-camp,
who chanced to DO at hand. They reached tho
Prince just Us he was becoming inBcnsiblo, aud
brought him ashore, The Attendants from tho
neighboring hotel, Dcs Rochos Noires, hurried
to the spot with w1am water and spirits, aud af-
ter some Bevere rubbing tho breath and circula-
tion Of blood moro restored. His laoyal HighneBs
was soon ablo to return to the hotel.
, 1873-09-01
THE CHICAGO DAILY MONDAY SEPTEMBER l. 1919

overthrow OF pot.hnnsc politicians and nil mo-
nopoloa Of whatsoever kind. Wo hail with ioy
tho uprising of tho falmorB throughout tho cor-
Try IN defeuao OF their just aud lawful rights.
We havo submitted 10 tho wfles Of politicians
people nro Just getting their thumb On tho
trachoa artery OF these pnrasitical tlnlo-aervora
Lot thorn bear down little hoavior, and noon tho
rights Of all claahes In tho pursuit OF woalth md
h"ppinosa, with special pririegos to nono, will
breadth Of our eutiro land. Yours truly,
II J1rsrr
, 1873-09-01

LONDON, Aug. 31.-Tho Observer, In It's isaue
to-tay. Bays tho reports which hayo beon cur
Ient for several days that further changes In the
Cabinet aro about to occur aro premature, ae no
decision will be arrived ut until tho next meeting
Of the Cabinet, which will bo held tho latter part
Of September. It Is probable, says tho Observer,
that tho Marquis Of uartings will succeed tho
Right Hon. William Manaoll ns Postmaster
General, and tlat the Right Hon. William e..
Forster will become Chief Secretary for Ireland,
III place Of the Marquis OF Harrington.
French, the we'll known English jockey, Ia
dead.
, 1873-09-01
SPAIN.

BARCELONA. Aug. s1.-The military oscort
Of la.ge train, consisting Of Huppies for ropnb-
licans in Derga. halted upon reaching Nlanfesa,
twenty miles from their destination and refused
to 90. any further. battalion Of republican
chassours, stationed in Vichy, has uutinied.
MADRID. Aug. 31st.-T The Cnrlista arc again
interrupting railroad traffic and Destroying malls
on the lines between Madrid aud tho northorn
frontier.
Tho Cortes has 1,y vote of 119 Maya against
~ yeas rejected tho proposition to grant amnesty
debates upon tho proposal, presidont salmeron
declared that he would never consent to grant
IN amnesty to which Justice. decency, and the
honor Of tho Legislature were opposed. He'had
always denied tho right of in8urrection.
The Government has presented bill In the
Corsos calling into the army all malcB between
the ages of 20 and Of years.
It is reported that the intransigcnto loader,
Galvez, arrested some Of the mombors Of tile in
ssurgent 1unta At Carsagena, but subsequently, re-
leased them.
, 1873-09-01
-. ----.-
DEATHS,

TH1MPH0NI In this city. Sunday, Aug. st, Mnmie.
benscd wtfa Of JosepA Thompson comppBltor, TNuuRE
office,
tN1Toronto. cauada. papo1s ploAso copy.
R0QT-ln th!s city, on Saturday. Aug. 80, tho Rov.
David Reot father ot the f4ts Ags. oraco Whtv, In ahe
B3d year nt Ills age.
Tho remains will be takon to Gul!ford Conn., for Iptur.
1nont, Mhesu the funeral will taxa placo Preliminary
aeElces will 10 he1 vt No. le Bouih rA1kAY, 1t p III.
to-day.
AOMAN-Anx %. Of eholarA lnf.ntn*. f!harA. |. IIa
, 1873-09-01

Fred 0irard planted lvo aeros on now broak
ing ut bismarck, on the Upper Missouri Inst
May. lie las Aold s460 worth of truck from his
garden, mud Inns GOO bushels Of potatoes loft,
which he III HOW selling tor "a busllol. uo will
clear r., 600 for His summers work.
, 1873-09-01

FNo8 WfLL3AM D0WLE8, H1LLsnoR0 III.
ulIIsDono, ILL.,, Aug. 90, 1879.
received your postal card containing your
Platform and Declaration. an farmer II am
anything, aud fully lndorso both, rs think
homeat mon ought to do, and am, On TINT ground,
willing to DO oil In my power to promote tho in
teroats Of the laboring GLASSES. Yours respect
fully, WILLIAM DowLEe,
, 1873-09-01
from PAnKE GOODWIN, EDITOR NEW YonK EVEN
ING POST.

-, - NE" 7UNKt aug IT, 1B73,
1he Platform Hleeta my hearty concurrence
though I wish you had coupled with It decided
oxp1ession against nil forms Of Capitalization,
anl against tho contraction Of debt by my gov
ornlnent, without direct authority from tho peo-
ple. Yours, PAnKE QoDw1N.
, 1873-09-01

FROM L. =. wERTMAN, sEonErAnY ELLA GRANGE.
ELBA, ILL.,. Aug. a8, 1873.
The following resolution waH pasaod by tho
Esba Grange, Of Knox County, ILL.,, Aug. 10,
1873:
Realized, That heartily indorse tho Declaration
nnu Patform Of tho Far1ncrA' and Peoples Ant1-Mo-
nopoly Party Of Livingston County, LII.
Fraternally, i. =. WEnTMAN, Secretary.
, 1873-09-01

rnoUARILlTIEs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Fur New England md
the northern portion Of tho Middle Statoa, tho
pressure will diminish slightly, With riulng tenn
porature, light southorly TO westerly wimfs, and
nreas of light rain. For tho Lnko region, genor-
ally cloudy weather and continued rain during
tho night followed by clearing woathor and higlt
temperature on Monday. For tho Ohio Valley
high temperature. and gouorally oloar weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf Btasos, dmn-
ishing pressure. with part'y cloudy or clear
weather, excopt on Tho coast, whore threatening
weather may prevail.
ATAuE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of water, with
ohangaa III tho 81 hours onding 8 p. m., Aug. u,
1878;
, 1873-09-01

LISBON, Aug. 3l.-The cable which is baing
laid between this city and the coast Of Brazil is
broken at point 180 miles from MADEIRA.
The Government OF Portugal has sont Picrrad,
and twenty-si1 other Spanish intranHigontes
who sought refuge in thH country, to South
a,npton.
, 1873-09-01

hNu 4lat1ofm OF lilo tAtncrH and pCDrl4a AntI-MQ
nopoly Party OF Livingston County, LII.
Fratornally, i. +. WEn1MAN, Secretary.
rnom ". s. FAIR, BEcRErAnY DAKOTA GRANGE.
DAKOTA, Stephenson Co., ILL.,, Aug. Is, 1878,
Our Society numbers several hundred men,
berh, and over 100 voters, and our whole heart is
with you. ". 8. Fam, Secretary.
Fnoh J. T.. REID, SECRETARY goAR GRANGE.
DELAvAN, ILL.,, Aug. 10, 1873.
hayo deferred acknowledging tho receipt of
the postal card you eont mo, containing tho Plat
oily Party Of Livingston County, ILL.,. until should
pTesont It to our Grange, Which did this after
noon. Wo arc in sympathy with you, and also
adopt your Platform. Al farmers wo aro opposed
to cYerything by which wo are swinllel Of our
hnrd-gotton earnings, In seeking mon for Office
lot uB bownle Of politicians, az I fear they may
prove to be wolves in aheops clothing. Yours
truly, JA,tHs l. RE1p,
Secretary zonr Grange.
From II. q. WILCOX. HEcnETATY BURNSIDE GRANGE,
HANCOCK COUNTY, I'LL.
v,nr. -, ., ,1.,, nunSs;pf, ;n: Ill.,, Aug q, 1872
in full sympathy with you, aud fully indorae tho
platform. Write again. n. &. wilcox. ~
Secretary burnside dsango No. III. Hancock CO., Ill.
FROM Q. U. Dunn, MASTER sr. CHARLES ORANGE.
- u.
Your communication Of July II il duly roceiy-
cd, and most hoartily indoreei by tho ,namhara
OF our Grange. @. G. DuuR, Secretary.
FROM n. 4. noWK01, EDITOR NEW TonK EVENING
NIw yonK, Aug. 20, 1873. .
Accept my sincere thanks for tic copy Of tho
Platform OF the Far1ners' sud Pcoplo's Anti
Monopoly Party. ali worry glad to SEQ such
rigorous aud outspoken talk upon subjects
which demand, above all things, plain speaking.
forcing III this country. It is not tho East or
tho West that is Interested in tho crusade for
freedom in which your Platform onroI1s you, but
tho whole people; md eyory effort. however
local in its field is really national III it's scope.
With not unseliish motives. therefore, for the
thorough euccess OF the purity III the direction
Il. Il. Bowrzn.
J., received yours of July Il, aud it Is approved
W our Grange. II. 7. BnAYsl1Aw,
sscresry usion Grange, Sonora Hancock County, Ill
FROM F. LEWIS, sEonErAny OF HICKORY GRANGE.
am In receipt Of your card containing tho
Platform OF the Peoples Anti-Monopoly Tatty,
and in reply, would say: Tho following rosolu-
tlon was passed in our Grange:
Reaotutd, Tint we heartily intorse tho Platform of
~" FARMERS mud Ant-Aonopoy Party Of Livingston
,oui's' 4''
aorrc,,,v t1tc.or,.,v,,h. ar,noa SAs; T. LEWIS,
COUNTY. Iii. '1'D' 0S'"se' 'o' a's' oo"sAs
D. r. LEWIS, Master.
,no, - ......
e"o' - L. u fenn!ca, NAsIEh OF HIVE
uto ELM FARM, nla'ldiuyille, ILL.,. Aug. 49, 1873.
~ y T. IeGelpt Of postal card on which is
ia,a ".t; ~ sr9.. " sno TathieIs Ahd FOO
An f,,1ly nni r. fosn aasaac you tnns
for,1 on1 Ts,.+- r. Iii 51;'e .s ~ - o"'e ,"t
, 1873-09-01
Tho Farmers and the Republicans in
Graanuy County, Ill.

IAo Farmers ana tEe Republicans In
Graandy County, Ill.
Slxoial DtEpatch to 1hs Chcago Tribune,
MonN1s, ILL.,. Aug. 30.-PoliticB In Grun-
dy County Ia badly mixed. There ie a large
Republican majority, but not always aro Repub-
licanB olectod A fow days ago tho farmers hold
i convention to consider the question Of nomi-
nation Of county officers OH q fafluors' ticket
Tho Convention waB very unanimous. Tho fol-
lowing resolutions were offered by Dr.. sloBson
Ittsolstd That tho uecessisies of largo a tority of
tho puoplo Of Ao United Blates tlenand tho existence
Or nov political party, to secure equal rightn and
just!ce to al which resvt and past political orpan-
cations hRva utterly faied to do.
ttrot-Decaaso the ull Democratic pary ia deal bo-
yond resuxcation either III ths world or thp world 10
comv; and the new " Liberal party" WIS 30 noarly
atthoFn that It was powereas to reach tic publ pa
and died VI hamilton.
Second -BoeauHo tho Republican party hhs outliyed
tB usefulness has bcconp Mouomunae in basc self
1sAncBs, through Ha officials and IL much lonucr
continued 1u I'0Wsr would turn tho nation Into tho
charnel-holse Of obllylous forgetfulnesa,
1hird-Becauae thu producing claascB Of tho nation
arc rlithlossly robbed of thor rghs under thu Con-
st!tation and chained to tho car Ut frutlegs t-
activity, BY tho elayeocratio power OF ty1ant capita!
IN the hands OF tho hGavlloas few.
f0urth-Docauso aslstocratlu thieves reyel on the
hard earnings al the Aouegt poor Rnd tho pour eau
nAYar zecsYsths r1hta Ut free cuzenx from combna-
, 1873-09-01

saon ". 8. FAIR, BEonErAnY DAKOTA GRANGE.
DAKOTA, Stephenson Co., ILL.,, Aug. as 1878.
Our Society numbers several hundred 1nem-
borh, aud over 100 voters, and our whole heart is
with you. ". 8. Fam, Secretary.
, 1873-09-01
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT,
Moro Responses to tho Livingston
County Platform.
A State Mass.conycntlon OF Tho Farmor, Of
. Missouri to Bo Hold at Jotfcr-
son City, Oct. |.

Tho Livingston County Platform.
FROM :. y. Arr1EFonD, MATTER OF EXCELSIOR
CHANGE.
, 1873-09-01

FROM ". a. woLcoTT, RUSH GRANGE.
ltusu, ILL.,, Aug. Il, 1879.
Of oycr forty muInbers Of lluSl Centre Grange
Yours, &C., ". a. WolcorT.
, 1873-09-01
fu4 Particulars Of tho Killing of Jacob
Schmidt, Last Wednesday
Evening.
Deceased Struck OH tho Head with n
Stone, and Afterwnrd Kicked
by Two Rutllnns,
ooronor's Inquest Yesterday---one Of
tho Murderers Arrested
and Identified,
Ike ID Interviewed by a HTrihunc u -
Reporter.

The Inquest on tho body Of Jacob Schmidt,
WHO was murdered on Wednesday evening last
ny two, at that time. unknown mon, rms hold
Yesterday by Coroner Stephens, Mt tho Into resi-
denco Of dcccasod, 199 Division street.
Tho first wituosH examined Was
, 1873-09-01

FROM WILLIAM PA1sT, SECRETARY MINNESOTA
6TATE AGRICULTURAL BoC1ETY.
ST. PAUL, Minu., Aug n, 1878,
Your card, with declaration received. hearth
ly approve Of the whole five. and. had q mo-
1nent's leisure. might get it indorsed by thou
sauds Of our far1ners. Fraternally,
WILLIAM rA18r
gecrcsIy State Agricultural HoctutY