davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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= Au1I7aNE1cuI4gs NU
will not return to the tsut way Of onr tho reia-
clothing business II this city. Our NeH.York man
is adopted in Chicago .tozc Noa 1874 and 1et stsss
hsees, of retailing nt johb'ng prices. 1rgart,n. Of
Opa garment s retae by lla for lilo same prjco sshsd
BY tho th ousand. A. ]. Nutng, Q. .. b. Clothiat.
, 1875-06-25

made 10 The said Common Council, and whether
tho roturns OF said judges OF election IN said
wards showed majority, to'wit, Of tio09 !osca
Of 1s72. In SAIL Third plcn rofertesl to; aud
wt,otl.er the entato majority In favor OF ncor;;
rorats.g snid city ,,t1tter raid act ns found and
declared by said Common Council was, to.wlt,
l,4E!. .
Amt also for tint tho said replication Is argu-
n,cutatye, a,ul no certain snd eufslcient iaeuo
can be taken thereon. And also for that " tho
eaid replication ia In other rospoets nncortatu,
informal. and insufficient" .
Tho ]cuurrcre wero fled When tho court wns
not In session. ai1d wlrn tho next Htop In tho
matter will be taken Is unknown,
, 1875-06-25

It Costs You Nothing, Ladies'.
to tnresugats The inertia OF different ecwlng.machues
All aek is thnt yo,, catl at No. 100 Wabaah areuua
fol'u Lake hom0 Weed, nure.
, 1875-06-25

Brint.tnRhoNer e. Leo'a
Ano grtvin Of aocs, a1so Hamilton Trait COY Id
hVlchnria Tes." for sale at Wtsva!l L 01eopss, No
TO Slate and 13l Twonty-sacond sErcoss,
, 1875-06-25

Hal1ett, Davis 6; Co.'s
arsrf. sousEe and upright pianos arc for aa1e ony 1t
tho rasno-rctms Of ". ". Kimbali corner Stale and
Alams 8srcl1.
, 1875-06-25
LOCAL LETTERS.
at1NaIY HETEn6AfNME

AuNpAY EWTEnTAtSNENfH.
~ ~. rat,or ~ ~, th,roao Tr1hunx:
r,.,.,an Tuna o. a.Nynur ro,n,rs, In a1,a.v,s
~ e'4tN"o' """. ',,.A.,.. -. .,.....s
InfnoSR respecting 1ho open'hs o' sno"ses oo
Sunday evenings do not strike aho koy-noto OF
p,blio sen.inent In regard to thls matter, and 1
donrt tho wisdom nj r,yiun n,,v encouraron,ont
-. .t.t. ~, ,s,,n, ,x,,, ,,,os ,n,,,a1v .uo, wt,
" sl!1 o'"' "'''s" VIII s''" 'A''"'' '"""tA "'SA7
ont II. ,......
Tile roaaons why ttlose entertainments bhyo
l,cou 30 successful Ia 10 10 attributed rather to
t,n ,,,,,or,+y ~ t,,oeo for .v,,oao hopoat thov
'ito p"plAAs'5 ~ s ",s,, w. "aa. - & ~
Woro RlFen' co"iheo WIN '1e "bl'o"nconot' salas
thoy wefo untlor tho management Of
popular city otllenl with thu oxtra A.
traction tint tl.o srocial.1es Of two Of
,.,..,.. ,,,m,r IL ~. a,,,u
'n'so co"apa'toa use stsau ~ o"o nuo"'
AID whon 1hfA Is elFotl LOT THO purpose OF 'ohaf-
ity some Of tbe aspoctB OF thcso entertainments
arc J,ablo TO 10 overlooked by goncrouB public,
, =, ,,11 ot,,,rr,a, 1,,1, cIo.or nj a ,lcnartu-o
Mao WV. "sa'e ,t' .,.ai a.3sx rss ,,",.., annaa.,s
ifon' s'o "9na' "l"ot' ~ "aa'o"t eo"oet ~ 70
given at tho Academy and Adelphi are gcnefalsy
understood 10 hare 1nen financially failures and
bocn abandoned for this callso.
Wl,ou, however, we arc confrontod With tho
fact TINT these bocits aro 10 longer for charity,
hut new cloak Tor onennu tho theatres. II be-
comes tin to look at this matter III a d1notcnt
light, and to question whether 1t ID tho wish or
, 1875-06-25
A Tu~nr

10 IN efsCtl*tton that plca cannot bo cured. II h
wholly without foundation, howovor, for DAisr1
Magical 1iiin Extractor has ncTes becn known to fai
, 1875-06-25

--. DEATHS,
AN0tiARD-In Dospstncs, ILL.,, juno r. 1875, Apnlo
mouth Al II o. days.
funesa fra'n her ate resiienoo In Doap1ainas Al Ii
o'clock a. m. On Friday, Juno Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
ANOTHER POLICE OUTRAGE.
Al Eminent Physician erappIsd on hi
Street and Dragged to q Dungeon.

cdr" Charles Luscomb, alias Corn
broom, m illustrious ''physician." who
has his Office somewhere on Kearny
street, was brought 70 the City Prison
last evening and registered on q charge
Of drunk. The Doctor was In q state Of
high mental EXPLANATION at the time,
and. from his appearances, had been en-
joying ahigh time generally. Both eyes
were ornate with artistic shadings. and
one side Of his o~ountenanco was abrassd
and developed by confusion like the
head Of Q poisoned bull pup. It was
the finest specimen Of enlarged cheek
that Sivers, the prison surgeon had
inspected for some months. In addition
to this arrangement, the Doctors glossy
tile was telsscoped down 10 the bridge
Of his nose and compressed like o foun-
der. while his rufied shirt.bosom was
bespattersd with gore, and altogether
the eminent physician presented m in
teresting example Of Generalization.
Cornbloom related that no Ind been
exercising the mare with q driver to the
Cliff House, accompanied by o fomAlo
companion Of his grade OF society. and
on the road homo the risky animal had
upset the buggy and dropped him sginst
the curbstono on Suffer street. Whilo
ho was In pursuit Of tho horse no was
intercepted by u policeman on Kearny
street, hustled down 10 tho City Prison,
and put In . cell with a lot Of vulgar
fellows, which was n ~atrocious outrage
upon n respectable professional gen.
tleman. Cornbloom further remarked
10 tho reporter, who questioned him
concerning tho matter. that the whole
matter would DO brought before the.
courts. and the ruffianism Of tho police
would DO fully exposed in ono OF the
city papers, the editor OF which would
be glad to get hold Of the particulars.
Tho last time "Dr." Luscomb WIS ar.
rested was for embezzling somebody's
jewelry. His picture in tho thieves
CALLERS Is designated in tho name OF
'Cornbloom."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

NEW MINING ConrASr.-Ths Mount
Davidson Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company filed Its certificate Of
incorporation on the Sth inst; capital
stock. $3.50, 000. The Trustees for the
first six months arc Richard Kirnan,
Matt Rincksl. II. II. Gaias. II. Bessstte
and Daniel r. Sturr. Richard Kirman
was elected President; NJ. N. Gaige.
Vice President: Matt Rinckel. Treasurer.
and Fred ID. Turner. Secretary. The
Company's mine 10 located In washoe
county on the west side Of Mount Dav-
idson. Work is being vigorously prose-
cuted under the efficient Superintendent.
d. Il. S,urr. and The Developments are
In the highest degree satisfactory. Car
son City IL tho company's principal
place OF business. Tho Mount David
son Consolidated 10 . strong company.
with money In the treasury. Col. I.
". W. Davies ID. ves undsrstand. attor-
ncy for tho company.-carson Tribune.
Aprl 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
yoLuME XIV.

With the present edition Commences
Volume Twenty Fourth OF the "olo
HILL DAILY News. Keeping pace ~i'h
III. advancement and prosperity oil the
country, and established on q sound
business basis. with an extensive eireu-
i.tion and ant-rate advertising patron
.os. tho Nrws has continued to flourish
and increase in popular favor a. the
leading daily evening newspaper OF the
State Of Nevada. until to-day 1t 10 more
prosperous than ever before. Aeknowi-
edsing. with thanks, the kind assistance
and encouragement Of our friends. the
general public. and smiling gently upon
the snvious ours that occasionally bark
at our heels, We shAll continue. a. bore
tofors, to mind our WI business. de-
serve good public patronage. and allow
the advertising and reading columns Of
the News 10 be the bcst evidence oil our
business and journalistic ~iatus, in the
estimation Of our intelligent and apprs-
oiatiye fellow citizsns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

CALIFORNIA street operators having
invested all the money they made out OF
the outside public last winter in real
estate, tho market for that article Of
bargain and sale. Is extremely dull. San
Francisco real estate always advances
altar = decided rise in the price Of Com
stock mining shares. About twice q
year her hugo operators cloan up and
hasten 10 invest in building lots. The
real estate market is lively for q time,
but o on gets slussish again and 30 re-
mains until another cleanup In mado ON
California street. II IL weren't for the
Comstock lode. real estate In San Fran
cisco would Be begging purchasers to-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
LATE TELEsRAMs.
ne Emma Nine.


NV Yoxx, March 10.-British Vice.
Chancellor MalinA, in o recent dscidon
at London. ordered the petition for q
winding up Of the Emma Mining Com.
pany's affairs 10 stand over till n full
meeting Of the shareholders could DO
held. The vico-C Chancellor does not
doubt that the concern was originated in
fraud. and says expressly that tho share
holders have been cheated; that tho
mine il not worth working. and Il Is his
opinion that q compulsory winding up
IL best; that II anything could be got
out Of the original offenders by Q suit in
the United States. an official liquidation
commission, appointed by q British
court, can conduct the suit better than
anybody else. Glass, counsel for A.
900 shares. however. insists that thero Is
somo hope Of getting something from
the mine. His sanguine clients desire
TO supplant the present Directors with
new ones. and 60 On. Glass insists that
the Company has no debts. and Is getting
out $4,000 in silver monthly. which
pays expenses. Tho TSib,me's London
correspondent says various things show
that there are parties in England es
we'll M America interested in suppress.
ing an inquiry into the early history OF
tho company.
The Postal Centracs Frauds.
wAsurScroS, April l0.--warrants
have been issued for tho nrrest OF james
Van Week, late clerk Of tho Sixth Audi
tors office, and l.. Z. Channel, clerk in
the Contract Office, who are implicated
In tho postal frauds recently discovered.
Van Week was yesterday removed by or
der Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The order for Channels removal has
not been issued by tho Post Ofico De-
partmsnt. Colt and Floyd. who con-
f.ssed participation In tho frauds, are
held as witnesses against those persons,
who persist in denying their guilt. The
warrants for the arrest OF Van Week
and Channel arc based on afidavits Of
Special Officer Howard. charging them
with conspiracy. bribery. and accepting
bribery. The penalty prescribed is fno
and Imprisonment not exceeding three
years.
The Postmaster General has issued
an order that ne employee Of the Do
partment shall exhibit any record or pa
per Of tho Department to. or hold oom-
munication during Office hours with. any
contractor or agent or attorney OF q con-
tractor. except upon an order OF the
Postmaster General, Assistant Postmas-
ter General. Chief Clerk. or Chiefs Of
Divisions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
Reno Items.
lrrom the Stat. Journal, April ii,A.l

ltrom TIE StAts journal, hpfi iiin'l
Yesterday morning between 0 md 10
o'clock, l.. L. elmer Of Siorra valley,
was stopped by a ~highwayman while he
was coming down from Virginia City.
The robbery took place about three
miles this side OF Virginia. Mr.. Climcr
was driving q two horse wagon when he
was stopped. He had just sold some
horses and had converted most Of his
money, $l40O. ntochocks. keeping only
S56 OF the amount In coin. Tho foot
pad, who was an Irishman, seemed TO
know Of all this and hal evidently fol-
lowed him with the intention Of rob
bling him. The robber tJld elmer that
no wanted the coin only. rs tho checks
would DO OF no use 10 him and only
lead to his detection. When ho got the
$50 he left and Nj. elmer camo 10
Reno.
Sol. Geller has been down in Alameda
county and bought up a number OF
blooded bulls and cows, and has them
now down at the Truekeo stables. They
are Of the short-horned Durham brood.
Ten Of them arc thorough.breds and
seven graded. They aro fno animals
and Sol. is justly proud OF them.
Six new cars from the Detroit Car
Works. for the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad. arrived here ON Friday. To
such perfection is the manufacture OF
railroad ears carried that the weights OF
these. rs marked on each, vary in no
instance over twenty pounds.
Hon. q. Z. belong was in town yos-
terday, interviewing his friends, and
also paid a visit to see the mines nj Pea
vine. He left for San Francisco on the
western bound train last night.
Miss Sadie Cross. Of this place, has
accepted tho position OF teacher OF tho
public school at Rye Patch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
NEVADA GOAL

whh California vas frsi American
i.sd, learned experts declared that no
bodies Of coal s1iEsd In the country.
20. since then sfn Francisco has been
supplied with INT article from tho
Mount Diablo coal mines. Coal has
been developed at other points from
timo to time, and now the San Fran
cisco Chronide records the finding OF q
splendid bed Of nns bituminous coal
ave feet and q half thick. near Liver
more, and in such an advantageous nit
uasion that the amount which can be
obtained IL only limited TO the number
Of mon employed in mining II. Tho en-
tire esst Of producing and trsnsporta-
ton to San Francisco Is estimated not
10 exceed siI dollars per ton. and prep
arations are in progress 10 mako II avail
able. Learned experts also declared
that there VA no coal In Nevada, but
they arc now shown TO b wrong. for
coal 10 found at various points in the
State. and in due time good producing
mines Of ID will Be developed and made
available q the cheap fuel Of the future.
II Is found At Crystal Peak, neal the
western border Of the State. also away
out in the eastern section. Nearer
homo we have tho Virginia and the
Black Diamond Coal companies actively
developing their mines the other side OF
Carson river. in II Dorado Canyon and
q little beyond. Both produce a very
respectable article Of coal. which burns
well and il made practical use OF both in
stoves and in the production OF steam.
We noticed a day or two since ut Cooley
& Keeley's saloon. Virginia, a huge
lump Of the coal from the Virginia Coal
Company's mine in Eldorado Canyon.
Il was brought in as . specimen a few
days ago by q gentleman who picked ID
from the dump in passing. and put 1t in
his buggy. This coal is Of the ANIMATED
brown Ignite variety. strongly bitumi.
nous. and burning to clean, white ashes.
There appears to Be plenty Of 1t. and
each underlying strata shows improve
msnt. When ID can be chsaply trans
ported. by means Of . nilroad. and fur
nishod in quantity. that coal will Be
found to DO . valuable commodity in tho
way Of cheap fuel. Thus, however. the
opinions Of experts arc set At naught.
and coal il found to exist in Nevada a.
veil a. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
IBeeehsr Notes.

Ono reason why the women worshlp
Beocher i. on account Of the illimitablc
capacity Of his lachrymal glands. There
has never existed a ma with such q mi
~raculous faculty for throwing open tho
sluicc gates OF gush. Upon the slightest
provocation he deluges everybody about
him with tho food Of his emotion. He
makes Of every mans shirt bosom q
pocket handkerchief for his woes. and is
confessedly the champion wespor Of the
world.
Tho papers arc circulating n para.
graph to tho effect that as soon as the
trial is over the Pastor will 80 forth in
search OF rest and recreation on the
golden shores OF Tue racine Anu VINO
wouiu ny' ,Uns W aopn soI,,S"s =, ,h.,
n".I. - ~. W., -. IN or.rv
o.es' .N " Ill -nanvny
sunny nvoN' aI sa.3. :
auu SAAAttihS 'eahett s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

The San Francisco Stock Report says
that one Of tho most remarkable in
stances Of self.possossion was exhibited
BY . wharhngsr Who happened 70 bc near
tho scene Of the late explosion at the
critical moment He was blown . dis
lance Of twenty feet, bat was uninjured.
On picking himself up no marked the
spot where he came down, by a scratch
in the ground. and Immediately pro-
cured q foot-rulo 10 measure the exact
spaes Of his rapid journey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

BoRAx.--wc were shown q day or two
ago a magnificent specimen Of boraI,
manufactured by Ssarles L Co.. at Bor-
NJ Lake. some twenty-five miles from
this plsoe. II Is q slab Of crystal about
one foot square, and II very neatly
placed in q ins walnut frame. and to-
gether with = number Of specimens OF
ores OF silver. copper. ~plumbago. etc..
found In III" hills in that vicinity. forms
q beautiful ornament. -PanamiM Nees.
Aprls Q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

VIZ hear nothing Of the great bonan-
IA" lately! Has that mythical lump Of
ore vanished into thin airi
The OAKLAND (Ca.) TNarverips pro-
pounds the above. In response wo will
call the attention Of our contemporary
to tho fact that one Of the mines Of the
great BONANZA" the Virginia Con'oli.
dated. pays ita regular monthly dividend
OF $40 per share, assrsgating $780,.
900. Very little ''thin air" about that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

TIE Cincinnati Commercial 10 not q
Republican. nor Is II . Democratic Or
gan. II stands upon the somewhat un-
steady perch yclspt Independent"
Its opinions may or may not DO reliable.
In our Judgment the expressions Of
opinion or prophecies Of so-eallsd INDIE
pendent journalists, arc worth. perhaps.
a. much M others. Certainly not more.
But here Is tho Commercials prophecy
concerning Ohio. We give II for what
Il 10 worth: ''Ths chances arc now that
the State Of Ohio will wheel into tho
Republican ranks in October next with
. rousing majority. II that party Is
controlled by ~judieious counsels. and is
sagacious in tho selection Of candidates
and wise in the ~onunoiation Of princi-
plea. II certainly has a iairer prospect OF
putting tho Democracy in the back
ground again than was anticipated siI
months ago."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

A pisrArcH from London. England.
dated Saturday. states that Capt. Psnl
Boynton arrived safely at Boulogue ON
the evening Of that day. Capt. Boyu-
ton left Dover about half-past 4 in the
morning. arrayed in n hfc-Preservins
suit and crossed the channel. The dis
tance 10 about forty miles. II was a
wonderful feat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
wnAr Has IT 10 soAsr ore

-
Tho Democratic party iS' yeN
achieved success In iour or h'o osa'
which had there'o'ofe gwen "spuo
majonueS. from Tvs
form. and is ioua-m0u'nn P
tho great sooa s'u.a
people VINO naa 70 '%
their eonndenee% 70 Pi"''
once more the machinery OF S'a'o gov
srnmcnts. had certainly some reason 70
look forward to an Improvements In .he
administration OF the S'A'sS .n -"
Democratic party had ~sueeoeus'-
How have these expectations ~ 'ns
tho part OF the people oseh s'a'nou'
In Missouri the Democrats rejected M
rsformsr Carl schurr. and elected the
sI-rebsl Cockreli. In Connecticut .
Democratic Legislature elected Eaton TO
the Senate; = man Who was. during the
war. the most virulent eopperhead In
Nov England. To do 30 they over
slaughsd Foster and Phelps, and .
score OF representative Democrats ana
Liberals whose influence had mainly
conduccd TO q emocraiic success ana
whose elevation 10 high ofaco ut the
hands Of tho Democracy would
have dignihsd the party and done
honor to tho State. In lndi-
n the Democrats and I~ndepend-
ents fused and elected Mcdonald a
weak man. q man described oy one OIL
his own party journals as possessed OF
little vigor. less magnetism. anu none
OF those Qualities which aaofn OF mar
monte with tho Senatorial once BON
In Illinois and Indiana ~ LEGISLATURES
this winter were 10 notorious! eof'"p'
n Incapable ~ 70 nave become s"o.
Jscfs Of ridieuie anu Almost uh''sr
denunc'apon. IN Nov 'o'' D,
crane Les'sa'a.' 'e,a,eu 70 ~,
0n 70 'ns ' s"s"~ans.a
'ac' 'n"' '"'0 - 49,
~ -.
anu 'ns '.' A -,
~s. one o' 'n' ''"'
~ ~ -. ~.
a.. -, m
L.
NM
ny mo psn'ociAne parry auiis NV .'
year. ihAs u me in'ssnssaon o. 'nsN'
Y. Canal HING. But oven this vas not
augnraisd py o Iiidsn' was nrs'
set on loot BY Gov. DIX somo e'sn'oeh
months ago; and Its presens prominence
and the asaressions nnds against the
eorrups mig are largely que 'ue
forts Of tho New iofk !n'1ss
Republican journal. Inc pemoeiaa'
party In New YORK state Is NOT . UNI. IN
supporting 6ov' Iiiden. mo 'P'AA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

Tus Centennial managers should get
up . spelling match as n feature OF
the great show. A comparison OF mod
srn spelling With revolutionary orthos-
rsphy would show a vast improvement
during tho century.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
NEW TO-DAY.
nrSlxa coNPANY.-Lo.

nATfEN INNING C0MPANN.-IO.
: cation Of principal place Of business Room
Location Of works, Geld Hin Mining Dis
triet. Storey county, stats Of Nsvada.
Notce.-There ore dsinqueat upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account OF sssets.
mcnt mo. ~ levied on the eth day OF March.
1875, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shsrsholdsrs. -
Names. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
EXIT ..EL,ur."-rho Han rrapc;.c,

EXIT "EI.AnE."-The Han francisco
Ala, Of Sunday. says:
Yesterday "Eiaine" VA visited by
1.726 persons. making lo.053 Who have
gone TO Snow 4 May's 10 look al the
noted picture during the time Il was
ON exhibition. Tomorrow morning
elaine win take up her residence
with Mrs. johnson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Director. made on the Peurth
day OF March. 1875, 80 many shares Of
esch parcel OF such stock as may be
nsse,ss,y, " WI h0 &c ,Gid q paslie auction, At ihs
Montgomery street, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of April. 1878, 81 the hour OFFS O'clock r.
.. OF said day, to pay said delinquent a..
sessment thereon. together with costs Of I'd.
vertising and expenses Of tho sale.
once Room II. No. ~ Pine street, San
Francisco. Cal. apla I'd
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-10

Chandler defeated in Michigan,
Matt Carpenter in Wisconsin, and
Alexander Ramsey as good as de-
feated in Minnesota Leaf by
leaf the roses fall.
These three Senators have been
and are pre-eminently the repre-.
sentative supporters of Grants
Administration and the opponents
of Grant Republicanism. Their
defeat indicates the utter unpopu-
larity of Grants administration in
three of the strongest Republican
States. 1t also indicates the growth
of conservative opinions. The sue
cessors Of Chandler and Carpenter
are neither radical Democrats nor
radical Republicans, but men who
can think and act upon the ques-
tions of the day without partizan
bitterness. Ransey's successor in
Minnesota will probably be a man
Of the same stamp, as there seems
TO be no chance for the radicals on
either side. Such state Of things
is happy augury for the country.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-10

The Brooklyn Argus says Sena-
tor Chandler takes his defeat I'M
kindly. Last spring he commenced
suit against Mr.. Buell., a newspaper
correspondent, and now he finds
Buell. in st. Louis, and has him ar
rested and logged off to Washing
ton for trial under the Poland bill.
Frclinghuysen, Poland and others
declare that the bill has no such
object as this. The people of his
district settled the question for
Poland. and New Jersey will at
tend to Frelinghuysen, when his
time comes, as Michigan has al
ready for Chandler. Buell. pro-
poses to test this law by a haJeas
corpus, and undoubtedly, a Missouri
court will decide in his favor. No
better illustration of the Infamous
character of the press-gag law
could be given than this. BY the
way, the bill Of Mr.. Phelps, to re-
peal this gag law, went to the
Judiciary Committee ON the 10th
of December. Why does it slum-
Der there