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New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Kelly Richmond city Point snh MOE
ship John BertTam (Nor). Roed. London sept Sf WIZ
mdse.
Oct TO- via sydney b. In ballast Is anchored on The l,f
BARK Cort Adler iNOr Osen Hamburg II days with mdss
ErAna Francis (of Windsor " 81 Burns h0nteYiooo
Sept. 90 with hides. &c. Is anchored on the Bar 49,.
Brig Gertrude, Risk, Brunswick, Ga, 10 daya "n
schr Mary Helen Cot East Machas sanbon Turks Island
Schr Peed Gupt Point Pitre Oct 30 with sa,
gar sc Is anchored IN the Bay.
ALSO SAILED.
Ship star Of the West, Tor Shanghai
DOMESTIC FORTS.
BOSTON. Nov 29-Auved. steamships VIM. Lawrence frou
Raltimore Norman from philadelphia Gen Whitney froa
Leaning from Richmond Maggie r. smith, from Pnilafel-
pha. Sailed barss sarah and ZephyFne, and brig Gio
There clearanoes today the Custom House being
PHIIaDyLPmA Nov 29-ArrIved. steamships Cenpeie
from Boston Reading from NewYork brig H. Trosbrdge.
from St Martins. schr J. b. Johnson. from New YORK.
Cleared. bark Exile for Cork Falmouth schr. saIs
Godfrey for Boston. -
for Seyfork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA, Nov. 29.-1bc steamship Columbus from New.
Nov. 23. arrived her this morning.
QURESsTowS, Nov 29Ihe American Line steamship III
no shackford from Philadelphia Nov. 49, arrived here to-
night.
New YORK. Arrived. brig Annie (Br). from Demerara
BRDGRwATER, n. s.. Nov. 27.-An1yed, bng China (BrL
ciEvFt KGos Nov 26.salled brig Sarah NJ Lorng. for
HeW-lork.
DISASTERS.
Brig Iris tBr) from Chester Eng, FOR ST John " b.
totally wrecked the inst on scatterie The
were saved No further particulars.
Emma with a cargo ~ aths for Philadelphia parted
her mooDgs and drted ST. Helena wharf and capszod
al Halliax y. b, Oh the 18th.
schr Acadia, with cargo coal by
Brothers Pride and sunk OIL Market wharf HALIFAX, " .,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
TIE CONFINEMENT or CITIES COMMISSION.

ALBANY, Nov. 29.--In pursuance OF the re-
solution Of tho last Icg-iure passed in accordance
with the request contained IN hi' message upon tho SUD
iect Gov Tidon has appointed the following gentlemen
Commission TO revise tho methods for the Government
Of cities:
William NJ Evarts OF NcwYork Samuel Hand OF AZ
bany, L. !. Gudkin OF NewYoIk Edward Cooper Of New
York Martin B. Anderson OF Rochester. John
A. lott OF Brooklyn. James c. Carter OF
Now-York Oswald Ottcndorier OF Ncw-foik,
William Allen Butler OF Yonkers. Snon stern OF New
York. Joshua ~ Van Cot of Brooklyn, ana Henry j.
Dlmmock Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
AN INTERESTING NEwsPAPER-BUT UNsoUND ON
MONEY

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: What an excellent paper is The TRIB-
USE! Take todays issue. for instance. came near not
buying it, thinking that this the day after hod
day it would not be likely to contain much that would
read But stepped into the bought THE
TRIBUNE, and found that it contained more OF what
wanted to read than could read during my hours jour
ney. Besides the news it contained interesting foreign
and domestic correspondence. Let me thank you for
publishing good paper. / believe THE TRIBUNE,
everything but editorials is the best paper in the
world. The editorials well written-beter written
than those Of any other NcwYork paper but they
treat the currency question fairly You always speak OF
the advocates Of greenback circulation being dsh0n
est such advocates may be in error but they not dis
honest. honest to the greenback theory,
and believe your theory will, II carried out eventually
establish OF all dcspOtsmsa money despOtsm.
Yet believe you honest in maintaining such the
ory, know you publish (as have sadi the best
paper in the world. n. ID,
Nelc York, Nov. 70, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
THURLow WEED AND HENRY WILSON.

TO me EdttOr OF The Trt6une.
SIR: You report Thurlow Weed as main
tanning that Charles Sumner greatly overestmaed by
his cOuntrymen and secondly intimatng that Henry
Wilson superior to Sumner. Every man has his l-
t,ions An iliteae person is not competent Judge Of
Bacons "Noyun Organum" This IL an extreme illus.
the way down. Mr.. Weed is not competent fifty to
measure Mr. sumner who lived and wrOughl ia sphere
altogether above his range He could give much Iuer
estimate OF Mr. Wilson, the latter nearer his
own plane OF endowment y. b. L.
HOneSdaLe. Nov. %, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
THE p4IJlpps OPERA COMPANY.

The Italian Opera Company organized by
Miss Adelaide Phillips to have been very success
f in Washington and Baltimore, and was last week ID
Richmond. Miss Adelssde Phillips has appeared ID
ola Favorita" with Tom Karl and Tasapietra and IN
al Btrbrre" with Tom Karl ana the Dass0 Carp;
Miss Pillipps's Leon0rr and hoStnG USED 10 be "tl
Inown among ths very best imperSOnauOls on our
stage end Inc efforts # her principal supporters I'D ie
rreseut tOuY seem have met with hearty ldFOr ~
s'sfer Hiss Matilda PMpps. has been singing IN La
Ceucgeutog" and the Baltimore press accOIs io heI
mt success. The company VIII come 10 NF"-lorA
i, Iff
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
NAVAL ORDERS

VlsHINGTOT. Nov. 29.>-A'Ssiant Surgeons
Charles \ 6ieeci, n. toP f/roec Thomas H. Siicct j.
W Bnel Howard smith, John r. Brslsiord, NJ II. r!mon-
ana James r. Wagccuer have been Or!ere 10 examination
preliminary promotion Gunner Nn. j. Ferguson has been
ordered To the Marion Mldshpman samuel g. Lely - no
uorC s return homie having been detached from the ANnpn
ranole te Atlantic station, and placed ang
orders, Mate OdrBt al ha- been detached from The
maud o The tug Ocrod the lawnee. Passed
Assistant o. C. Tiffany has been dcpcet rum Tho
Assistant pnastf R.ah Frazer has been detached from tho
Inrpd and ordered settle his accounts. BOais"aln Id
WIN ssey detached iron the Peu-aoOls navy iaf
and oriod 10 the command Of the tug Fortune.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
ARMY ORDERS.

WAqur,GTOV. Nov. 20-Thc following CuaNces
IN the stations duties Of officers - the Medical Depfneu
OF rae nt states Army bcou made surgeon )cltlcr
s h. relieved from duty at Newport Barracks, iy., aud
ori 10 utv as MriCl Director Of thr Department oi tae
Gu. Assistant surgeon Dur Hubbard - relieved nm
duty in the Dppar OF the CUT ard orrcd % PToce u
NevYOg gitv report by letter upon DIS arrival trt %
lie General Asi- ant surgeon Al giss A. Ntoias
l. relieved nom Temporary dGy NJ newport barlcAa h}
ana ordered Department OF Texas h' order ~
Nov = relieving Assistant surgeon H. T. ne froa duty ia
ihr NIary pvsnn o. the Atlantic, ani ordering hu o cx
ANIMATION ior r)mOon and thn g. report ior uu IA the
Den. .rtulent ul Texas, has been revoked.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
AN ryDIcyATroy MEETING IN BALTIMORE.

AN INDIGNATION MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20. - Several thousand
names have beon signed to q call for acitizens mass
meeting tomorrow night, 10 give expression to the
popular condemnation OF the socaed election held here
on Tuesday, Nov q and for the adoption Of such meas
ures "a may be deemed proper in yindication or the
rights OF the people and the purity Of the electoral fran
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

dragging trade WIN occasional Decline cwns enlsg 70
want n condition In samples In Holland ana
former maintained In 0ernsby sheas
slight France tbs quotations arc
sIIbonah in provincial markets there ~
been an advance shilling owing small supplies Ass's
la suIerng NJ drOuth."
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
FROM APPRECIATIVE READERS.
A BOOK OF EDITORIALS.


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Why not put in book form your editorial
happy thoughts, such "Giying Thanks" The value
OF Monuments" The Old Folks at Home" and many
others OF equal worth They really too entertaining
and instructive to lose To many who do not keep HE
OF newspapers, and to whom THE TRIBUNE has become
an old and valued friend, they would bo valuable SOU
yenir Our torpid moral vers need Just such snuants
occasionally, and you Will be doing humanity great
good n you put In convenient shape for regular ana
constant use quantity Of your heathnl. moral arpe
tiers" CONSTANT READER.
Nelo- York. Nov. &c, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov. 29-CArrtH-Receipts 1000 besd s,eaay
with fair feeders and stockers az lJDs. DO cow
and heifers So 26dsli Texans - 216t4 20 ship"oh~
l,00D head. -. s.- .hah.
higher soaawag 81 1896 90 packers gsI 20 s,soa.~
shipping az 2pGs7 35 bacon 81 1881 70, extra hssvv'
81 3J9s7 55; shipments, 1900 head .,,s, so.
SHEEP-Receips 200 head; steady; common, 1890 w
good " choice, 81 1884 30.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
A pTEL IN DELAWARE.

WILMISGToN, Del, Nov pa so-cailed
affair Of honor occurred at 1880 a. M to-day about
milo and half from Edgemoor In this state IL was be-
tween T. ". Baylor OF Norfolk Va, ono Of Mosbys men
during the late and Col James r. heegan formerly
an officer In the United States Army The quarrel orig
mated last Saturday evening in Philadelphia, during
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
GEN. nAncocx UNDER GRAVE SUSPICION.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Ihe excitement caused
in e court here to-day by the Offering in of evidence OF
certain dspatchcs which passed between Joyce and cen
O. t. Babcook the Prcsdens Private Secretary. IA III =
creased tonight by report. concerning the truth OF
which there con be doubt. that the latter viii be ILL
diced by tho Grand Jury during the present week Tor
direct Indirect connection with tie yAsy frauds IL
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
IN THIS CITY.

The place under Pier No. 80 North River,
used by Dodd's Express Company for storage, dis
covered to be on ro yesterday The property was dau
eged about 500 Tho fire is believed TO have been
caused by spark from canalboat lying at the pier
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
send Scent stamp for caillo9ue ana PIics Ii,L
or THE CifAIHIt ug 90 .iIEn0F
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OF TIE tiiA,ii3tE ~ Do.ialht y ~.
Aprf-rrrr, Ia, a'tf LII D.. III. tl'f'ap
Sessions ot this court a. hl daily 80 the ruon, % 20
& i'''" % % -cr I 6 @ S, % ,1 " f- 4, t' " ,l t r' , ~
settlement contioyee Disputes ~ diicfrucS
r,rl ol Nc,,.Sors WV
ar e- nas submit their con o. fhis court whether
iu4iuucIs Dl thc Clauj. sl Commerce NOT.
Blank t. lU' -.Of u other 'lf0rIrl-
bt oDtan. yHs Application t0 tLt tiufE
u tic Chamber
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New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

Tr0n me I'0f J1rrIs ". y T77ef'.
We have frequently taken occasion 10 state
that we consider TiE NEw-YOH TRIBUNE me hest news
paper ia the country and believe that 10 be the
to-day. IL should be every family ia this country.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIAN LOSSES AT KHOKAND.

LONDON. Monday, Nov. 20, 1878.
Accounts from Tifis represent the Russian
losses the recent rising at Khokand as being heavy
Part Of the garrison at Kbokand were massacred.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

The residence of Edward Faulkner, at No.
262 Ra.lroad-ayc Jersey City, was damaged 800 by
fire yesterday caused by spark from locomotive 1t
was fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
ENGLAND AND THE sUEZ CANAL.

LONDON, Monday, NOV. ZJ I51o'
NJ. de Lesseps has issued q circular in which
he says he regards Englands purchase or the khedives
shares q fortunate thing. and the consequence will be
the remuneration by the British Government Of ts former
hostility to the interests Of the shareholders OF the
canal.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
.IEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 80, 1875

which blows were exohanged resulting In achsrrngo
latter. at the first fire Bay or received nesn %
wound in the left side bs friends OF both or the
cobatans nerered and prevented any further blood
sled.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

"a undorstood that among Tho evidence against Gen BAD
cck In addition tho dispatches already orered are
Others signed "syph," which have been examined oy
tbc Grand ury who are fully convinced that they came
from ;en Babcock These dispatches are all conimnl-
cations warning the Ring OF trouble or reporting acuon
In its interest
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
Sperial Noiices.
Amateur Wood worker.

Amateur Wood Workers
can md every thing they require RARE and FANCY
WOODS lIaned ready for at
GEO. W. READ q Co.'S.
l55 10 200 Levisst- NY.
send 3.cent stamp FOR Catalogue and Price Iist
BARTLETT, Centennial" " Boulevard a8d street iainps
(a..pptd Centennial q - hfit
GiUall5. excel al lamps Jos t beatty. tul durability
Tho ug ,oid porcelain rrloc
place o painted or cntmeisi rDAscci,H reflector u
uHdmnca lust Property OHnfrs ruy say Nothing fyr
Ie appearing rs Or
city," street szr rji boll, yar, rei e0Gs afd al
Discount O tt tlr. tl.Iy alt NJ. BrDad ~
urtllT II IS. d r.f ttr
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
TWELVE HUNDRED EGYPTIANS KILLED.

The Daily Nems publishes special telegram
from Alexandria to-day which says the Abyssnans had
surprised killed body OF 200 Egyptians, including
II oflcers
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
The STATE OF TRADE.

THE EUROPEAN GRAIN MARKET5.
IospOv Nov 90 ne Marx lime Erpy,ss In ta royev OF
grain for the past week, "hngand has had
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

ougsEc, Nov. 29.-Seyen hundred barrels Of Gonr
20 the clergy OF tho Mag
lsl Isands distribution among tho needy inhabitants
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

II couId reoure pretty long statement 10 declare
the terms and conditions assumed by tns corporation
when II @ entod 10 tine aCt Congress h"d lhteAa-uo
,.ct from tie Company the payment OF interest Tor
~ ,r5 tf,r. the maturity of the bonds thenJsclyes,
~ yyo,ld have declared its purpose IN language
,to,t which there could De no misunlerstand-
iur IUt II the words, 10 pay s2ld pcho5 az
maturity" did not give notice mat ua1
.o,tlon on the Part OF the Government was hieAded'
neither did he other PROV -lons oil ~. s,N!'' m W G
uay The interest II falls dne' nor Na' !, ~ ,"c
inc provision tlIJ t.c DG'c.AHtht @.s 2 10 l''l J
by the C0npHny, and 10 appy the iliount to""aus
tic general indebtedness oi tne N",nn,,ny s"ii, s,J
mn ne interest fiOu time TO une ana su'uu ~! tio
PRINCIPAL vixen due. II was Withn i1e distie4'i o. % "a
rs 10 Iuaac tbs Iequireinc o, aud then as c'itfI 20
IrON,Gr >i'V-i IN. C..Tss ii, ID mot choose To- do
90 Inn remained isird Win the property OF lhe CoA
p4Ay l0f i.s ,.''r @ M ,- reasons might lie very will
ina, ~ nl-.t Tie bonds o. the GJycrnn 'nt on H"se
terms and Nery unwilling Ia come un9cr an ais9lu,e
promise 10 pay the current interest 's u :.
in condition 10 do 50 tithci during np progress
o line work when the Company Was uhhDie 70 earn "H5-
min but II the Company was Obliged 10 ii!se llonol
,s were necessary the execution ~ the WORK. 'lc
burden would nave been very hehty' COis,ss III 49, niu ~
Hnsitin 10 risk the forfeiture Of all its rights IoaideS
n s ir 10 inner that Congress supposed u,l no 9cI
a eon1I me amount OF interest 20 be paid, ana that
that was NOT an unreasonaDe exp M ,,,' y I0 I' 'l
stores 10 the Pacific by the ancient Aone "ouhu'n''
show. 81, ,iu. .,,o ov;sior that ti,a
GoVernment snail retain the cOmpchsdtOn lof services
rendered by Company, oitr beoe ur ilfI le IV4u
was completed, equally appcabo 10 inc proyl-loh
III ter cent OF the earnings of the rOad shall be an
aiy applied TO the payment OF the bonds ana interest
T. is ,6at nSt pso oSson 4 of the Company to pay
the interest the bonds every SIX months can
than on the terms other Both arc reserved funds
out Of which tho Goyerninent rs 10 10 '"'
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27
Hardware.

We had occasion the other day to call at
the popular hardware store of Messrs.
Glines & Mas whom we found located in one
of Harnisch's new brick stores on Center
street with complete and selected stock OF
hardware, stoves and tinware, and intact
everything requisite to frst-class estab-
lishment Of this kind Mr.. Glines informs
us that they pay cash for their goods,
thereby enabling them 10 sell lower than
dealers who buy on two. three and SIX
months time. We therefore advise all III
need of anything in their line, to call on
them before purchasing elsewhere, as they
are fully prepared to give their customers
the benefit of bottom prices. The manutact
turing department is under the supervision
of Mr.. j L. Mas, who is a practical TN
ner in all its branches. and whenever john
does you a job Of work you can rely upon
its being done in q workmanlike manner.
The time is fast approaching when poople
Will be in need Of a new stove, or at least to
have their old ones repaired. To such We
say, by all means call on these gentlemen
and we assure you it will be money saved BY
so doing. just step in and see their line o.
cooking, parlor and heating stoves. They
beat anything in the market. Don't forge
the place. No > HARMS schs new block
opposite c. +. Ioung's 20-2t
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27
naarrIis t1arg as.er 4.oYks.

We were more than pleased with the ezhi-
bstion made 1T our State Far by the above
na1nsa COMPANY. First, with tl- energy dis
nlaygd ln prsparlng their 1racliirles III sncli
fsrs..-1y-able SHAPE. Second, in the fact tliat
thev have got their works up 70 that standard
III perfection that they are able % cope slc-
ce-s-frliT with oh Eastern manufacture: for
what ~ want. and must have, are rIaulf41-
t,ries III home We want the money we pay
oui for machinery spent here
The Con- ranT we're very Justly awarded tFe
Fir-t Premium On their self Rake Reaper: also
~, their M-adow Lark Mower; and the second
on their harFe-teTS-
TIsey have placed yerT ingenious deTioe ou
the mower for raising and lowering the guards,
which i very neat, and works to charm. ard
makes this the most perfect mower III tle
field
Large orders we're taken It the Fair for this
mower. runner says several hundred. II Ger
taInIr stands at the head OF Mowers III this
county. and We doubt whether this company
will be able to build all that will be callsd for
to supply the trade for the next season
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27
VP. DONyELLY SPEAKS.

Mr.. Donncllv will speak at the Agri-
cultural Fair Of Mcleod county, to be
held in Hutchinson sept. 30th at , II
r. NJ. Hon. Albert Sehetfer, candidate
for State Treasurer will also speak in
German ut the same time.
MIR. Donnelly will address the Agri-
cultural Fair OF Wright county at Rock
ford, Mimi. at | PM, Friday Oct, LIST:
He Will also address the Agricultural
Fair OF Mower county 1T Austin Oct. 9th.
lie will also address the Agricultural
Society of Meeker county al Litchtield
Friday Oct Sth.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27
Watches, Clocks and JeWelry.

We would call the attention of the public to
the fact thai Jacob Raubert has the finest and
best selected stock OF watches, clocks and jew
cry in this market, and to those contemplating
purchasing anything in his line the present
fall or winter, don't tail to call on Mr.. Raubeft,
as he can give YOU bargains in anything you
want Mr.. Raubert is master watch maker
with many years experience, and any repaira
entrusted to hlm will be executed in an artists
manner, and with charges as reasonable
though done by inferior worlamen. Re1nem-
Der the place, three doors below Gurllsey 8;
Nc Groeth's drug store sign Of the Big Watch.
n B. The best assortment OF spectacles and
eve glasses in gold, silver and steel frames
also full line of violin, guitar and violincellc
strings. 20 2t
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27

Pursuant 10 call for az Anti Monopoly con-
vention the delegates assembled af tile Fire
man HAL on saturday September 18th Joseph
Goar, o9 Morris!own chairman: &. e.. Aldrlch.
secretsrv. Interesting speeches were made by
Mr. Go4r. ard nr. Co. of Morristown, Mr.. H.
Lindsay and NJ. G. Stewart ot Faritault.
Delegates To the DTratanna convention are
Joseph Gour; :. b. Cne: T. Il. Fullerton: II
Lind-4v: u r. Brand; Richard Murphy. Al
lrad Beam III W Tower. Z. l. L46Eave.
Town committees appointed arr as follows:
Wheeling, 4. OLSON: RIchiand, NJ Jeffrer:Can-
non CHv. J 4. G3dfrv: Wells, W Hawkins;
Morrist1wrl, ], Goar. ]. E Fullerton: Faribault
II. Lindsey: Erin Il Fianli-an: >hiaidsrilie- II
NcKsnra. Warsaw, RI Ha&i--S Nosthleld, Els
Drake Waicott, +. Al Rice: Brii-ewater, N4.
Tew Forest. T. Il. Sargent: Webster, P y.
G'Phealan
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27

Some very absure3 and highly derogatarY
aspersiOns have beah cast upon gshtieiuth tct-
ing a. Judge OF machinery and 6ficu4tufai ll3-
plemeits at the State Fair held IT st. Paul, III
the columns Of the Minneapolis Irtbune Inc
trItirnation il that the premiums on pIoHs
,rt.rv. not plac-d where merit pointed. that the
Judges were pre- dis posed toward the Osseo and
sighted the Monitor, that their judgement was
warped by bribery or some other sell interest.
The assertions to corroberate this malicious
innuendo is that on Saturday the agent III
charge a the Monitor heard one OF the Judges
ask Mr. Milne Of the Osseo plow how mary
blue ribyons he waited The absurdity 81
this wild statement Ii apparent since the prem
iuIns were awarded to the Iiows on Friday,
the day previous to the one named az the tine
when the conversation occurred. And r.
refute the vrracItv OF the sladerer tie gentleman
who il accused ily the Tribune OF asking the
QUESTION s0.ernnlv denied even making use oi
any such words, moreover H. assarts that he
did not handle blue ribbon or distribute any,
ii was dona by another member of the commit
tea ANA then Dir. Milne says that sir. Lai-
book before Saturday, II half past 5 nId not
know him, having learned who he Wfs, III
Mnnearo oils, after returning from the fair u.
cnfgrs- ii IL not to he wondered At tIat envy
/ should arise against the great Dsseo pi0w. b1st
| it shows a mean petty puerile despicabe natnft.
\ when the smart ii honorable def+sa. should
cause such writhing as To efforce1FsncA acr.d
venom But 1T III quote from the Tribune d
| the 18th.
/ tsDidn't re told you 50 I We had occasion
before the t-st ~ cali attention To the general
/ superiority of tue 0sseo ploW, - exhibited oI'
1 the Fair Grounds. Nov, j. r, after tile 'e<i,
4 re take pleasure in announcing the fart that
4 the judgement of the examlnI--E committee
has verified what W tf1en stated; for the llna
ribbon flies on the Osseo
4 Was it the IS that the Tribaane Ilan b0astei
Oh the street b. having got o4t oi the Monitor,
caused I'll this change u sentiment and oEs'3-
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27
We have received from our valued

We have received from our valued
friend and relative, Capt E. }. Kelley,
OF Oakland, California, a copy OF a mann
moth paper, published in San Francisco,
entitled The Resources OF California
Every page is filled with glowing facts
and statistics in reference to the adyan-
tages OF the different sections OF that
State. The citizens subscribe for guam
titles of copies of the paper and send
them all over the world. This kind OF
energy and enterprise accounts for Cali
torna's marvellous growth. When will
Minnesotians pluck up courage enough
TO initiate this example?
The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27

The selection for State Auditor, Hon. p. II.
Rahilv, is worse than the other, the only quail
ification he possesses for the position being an
disputed honesty. These selections would
indicate that the Democrats of Minnesota have
lost pride rs well as hope. .-BtSmarck Tri-
baHe.
His only qualification is undisputed
honesty :" Well, isn't that just what
is wanted? Isn't that just what Me
Ilrath lacked? Isn't that Just what is
needed in the State Auditors office
above all other places in the known
world?
"Undisputed honesty" And has il
come to this, that "undisputed honesty
is almost q term of contempt9 Shades
Of Geo. Washington aud Abraham Lin
coin, You stand rebuked before the
august presence OF Bill King