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Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH is now iE California en route to Arizona, from his visit to his family temporarily al Troy, N. Y. He improved the time to some extent by comforting with many distir guished judges of the courts of New England and other States as well as the United States. He writes that he intends to reach Tucson early in September.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

MAJOR J. H. LORD, United States Army, has been ordered from his pres ent station at Yuma Depot to Fort Union, New Mexico. We imagine Major Lord would rather stay in Ari zona for a time yet. If he goes he will notice a change of climate. Fort Union is about 100 miles northest from Santa Fe, and the thermometer ire quently drops to zero in winter. which is somewhat fresher than 11S degrees in inc shade" The fine level roads at Union will be one great attraction to the equestrian Major and family.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

TIE annual feast of San Agustin the patron saint of Tucson, opened on last Tuesday evening in that town with rather more than ordinary eclat. The Catholic church was nicely illuminated and fireworks set of from the roof. A number of buildings were illumina- ted.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

IT so happens that the two great bridges in progress, one across the East river and the other across the Hudson at Poughkeepsie, are seriously embarrassed by the lack of funds. On the latter very little is doing, and in regard to the first Commissioner Pren- Itice remarked to a representative of the Iron Age that unless New York city provided her proportion of the funds, to stop would be the only alternative. As yet work in the engi- neer's department gives employment to the full number of hands.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

WM. ZECEENDoRF, wife and child passed Carlin on August 2l. They may be expected through Florence any day. Messrs. ]. Frank and Abe Stein of New York were on the same train and we presume are coming 10 Arizona ln Mir Zeckendorf's employ.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

HoN. HUGH FARLEY and wife pass ed up on yesterdays coach. From the Sentinel we learn that MT. Farley was married at St. Mary's Cathedral, San Francisco, August 21, by the Right Rev. Father Pendergast, to Miss Mary Brodigan. Hugh has been very sly about this affair, but all's fair in love and war" so we congratulate the hap py pair and wish them joyous life They will reside in Tucson where Mir Farley. has been located for several years.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

TIE man with small fortune who IS seeking to be elected to the next Congress passed through Florence Tuesday en route to Tucson. As soon as he finds out he cannot be elected he will no doubt get his back up and then will be Campbell, in fact
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30
Troons for Arizoua.

BOISE CITY Qdaho), August 2l-- Major Egbert'S command, of 150 in. fanlry, Jeff Cold Spring Station, on the overland road, Sunday, for Kellon, and will then go by rail to Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

GOVERNOR BROWN, chief manager .of Texas Pacific Legislation, predicts that the doubling of freight charges over the Union Pacific from New York to San Francisco, which now amount to $2, 400 for freight cars, will result in the passage of a law at the next session of Congress regulating rates of freight over the Pacific road
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

PRESIDENT HAYES has scandalized fashionable Washington by going to church in an alpaca coat, though the public must admit that he was thus enabled to think more of the Lord and less of the thermometer.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30
migration and investment.

THE truth has disastrous effects on the editor of the Prescott Enterprise. He deals in little if any of il at any time, and the mere reading of it, as published by others, enrages and makes of him a sorry sort of spectacle. He exhausts not only his current stock of libel and general falsehood, but prac- tically drags up much of his old and worthless stock His present sayings show how badly he feels over late references to him by the press. If he is not watched, he may tear his shirt or do some other desperate act.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

Ex-Gov. A. P. K. SAFFoRD reached Tucson last Monday The stage passed Florence about midnight Sunday hence our reporter did not have the benefit oi an interview. We understand that the Governor is positive the Southern Pa cific Railroad will be built to Marico- pa Wells this winter. He has watched the railroad operations in Washington closely during his visit east, and he sustains such friendly relations with the Southern Pacific officials as to af- ford him media for reliable informa- tion. Gov. Stafford has with him a party of wealthy and influential gentle men who are here to invest. The Gov ernor's excellent official record is well known, and now as a private citizen be is doing perhaps more than any other one man toward the development of our Territory by encouraging Im- migration and investment
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

A SPECIAL to the Chicago Inter Ocean says; Kearney spoke at Bloom ingdale, Iowa, to q crowd of not over 20O0, for two hours, On the evening oi the 2lst instant There was no sym pathy apparent and no enthusiasm He collected S16 for expenses. He left for St. Lotus
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

IRE Italian court has just lsii aside its mourning for the late Blrg Victor Emanuel
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30
BORN
NEW ADVERYLSEMENT
DIR. AUGUST wITTE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oflee-Cosmopolitan Hotel, Florence. August 30 47-3m
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

A Member Of the firm will hereafter re. main in New York. so that we will be able to avail ourselves Of all .ad- vantages offered by fluctuations
 ithe market.
 LORD & WILLIAMS.
Arizona citizen., 1878-08-30

Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

BALriHoRE CouSri. October 3Oth. ls.S.
T. tie Editor IF ~. Haryias'i J.arsat:
l. the inference drawn from your editorial cor
rect, that your opposition, and that u Oh. Demo
cratic parry. 70 Mr.. Milligan. the independent,
candidate for Congfess. IL based on the ground u
biz having been a cnioa man during the late war ,
To this question a direct reply Is respectfully
asked. II the answer be 10 the Affirmative, your
paper, an acknOSlelgci organ 0f the Democratic
party. will assurediy make known that o. have
been a MON man !, a bar 10 all political prefer
mcnt. Mr.. Miiiigans totes for Horace Greeley
ahl Samuel J. TilIen prove hi iole IL hi. c.,un
Try vas greater than love Of party. The Shibbo.
le,h Of the Democratic party 10 and always has
been, Liberty and Equality Equality the cor.
ncr- s,onei Liberty the cap -stone Of Democracy.
We, a man every way ii for an Office cannot aud
must not be SUPPORTED for Office because be at one
time. acting upon honest convictions, differed in
opinion with the Democratic patty on issnes long
settled aud foreign 10 any issue nov before the
people. u this Democratic Liberty and Eaaali.
yl l. this allowing freedom Of thought, freedom
d speech. aud freedom IL will The Union peo.
pie ia the late war believed the South To be- con.
-cientious, but erred ia judgment; both appealed
10 the arbitramen, 81 the sword the sword de-
cided cor the Union. II Maryland had scce,lcl
many from the sunny South nov basking In the
sunshine VI ease aud comfort would have been
compelled 10 have sought them from aud among
the hated North. Now, sir. I ask you eonscIen.
uously 10 .ay, who !. nov holding ap the "blooiy
shirt in MaEylandl Who holds up the ''hloody
shirt" and naunts II In Mr.. Minigans facet who
holds most Of the Offices of honor and profit In our
State Do you often hear q Southern man. when
candidate for Office. denounced because he was
confescfatsl II the rule nov being advocated
by you a. recognized organ 81 the Democratic
party, DO maintained and carried out, Liberty and
Equality will be no more heard 81 In the land.
Then they have been used as a snare aud tran 10
the yeomanry u the land. A favored few will
think for, act for, and govern the masses who viii
have submitted their necks % the yoke aud will
kiss the hands that smitc them. We will no,
bend the suppliant hinges of the knees that thrin
may follow favning, but degradation aud seryi.
tuie viii bend them and keep them bent.
A
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

A TRIhurE TO rHE NoRrH.- The Democrats Of
the Sixth District Of Tennessee unanimously re-
nominated Congressman John y. House, and in
his speech acknowledging the nomination. that
gentleman made the following sensible and feeling
remarks;
"In the next contest between the two great par.
ties, they will divide upon governmental policy,
and without sectional luminosity. Sectional hatred
will be eliminated from the contest. So far as the
South Is concerned am certain that such will be
the ease. cannot, fellow citizens. fined II In my
heart to indulge In feelings of malice toward the
people Of the north. When witness their mag
unanimous and generous conduct toward the
Southern people. feel like pulling Of my hat and
standing uncovered in their presence. oh, grander
than the victory of ApPomattox IL the victory won
by the people of the North In their noble aud
generous contributions TO the stricken aud suffer
Ing South. Upon that fated field the South sur
rendered her sword. Within the shadow of the
dark wing of pestilence. beside the new made
graves Of her heroic sons and daughters. with
bowed head and fearful eyes, she extends her
hands and surTendcrs her heart 10 the generous
and magnanimous North. Gods own hand has
bridgcd the "bloody chasm." Let not the ambi
ton of man seek TO reopen the wounds and re-
kindle the embers Of sectional strife. Let US 20
into this great contest Of 1850 without any of
these elements Of sectional bitterness. OF course
We will be divided TO questions Of governmental
policy, but with sectional bitterness eliminated
from the contest, representatives Of the South can
stand upon the floor Of Congress as the peer Of
any from the Northern States, and can look 10 the
material development of his own section, 60 the
enlargement 81 commercial relations, aud make
the Southern people more prosperous. With fra
ternity and harmony restored, this gr,at country
can march on 10 n more glorious and illustrious
future than has been seen In the past"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Se-rhs frosis 90 ionged looked and prayed for
By the afflicted people Of the South have a length
arrived. and 10 s szpsossd that the psssisaee will
nov rapidly disappear. Thsfsvsr has been more f..
cal year than 10 any Gifts valuations for many
years, and lie victims szessd Zen thousand In
sanssr. The eject of the plague upon the bust
ness and prosperity ef the southern country has
been IS fatal as uPoa the life of the people, many
eourishing cities being dspepsl.ssd, their s,rssts
being deserted and presenting arsaFy waste, the
property Of the fleeing eitissns being 81 he srzy
Of the soals that are found following In the trsla
Of PsoPlss woes generally. Every person with
one sPsrk Of sympathy for suffering humanity win
Be thankful that the wors, 10 over. and that bet
ysss day 10 dswnins Coz these % ssrsly ssiietsd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

Of loaves Of bread. We were much interested In
the museum and lie adjoining library, which con-
tained hne collection of lacustrne remains froln
the various Swiss lakes, many pieces Of tapestry
Anost beautifully wrought, several Of which be-.
aenscd 10 Charles the Hold, and two OF three
boxes made Of oak and supposed TO be more than
two thousand years old. In color and hunness Il
vas much like ebony. In the library the lady at
tendant, after showing Us many beautiful books
from the early times, one more than 500 years
old, knowing Us 20 be . party Of Americans,
bryaght out with n look Of genuine pleasure a
.iGge volume published by the United States
.Povsrpment containing letters and eommunica-
tons Of condolences from other governments on the
assassination Of President Lincoln. Hut with only
mentioning the carved wood work, music boxes,
and cuckoo clock for which Bern Is noted, we
must take our readers on through frciburg with
lie celebrated organ 10 Lausanne, where At the
Hotel Gibbon, in the garden Of which the his.
torian wrote part of the "Declinc and Fall Of
the Roman Empire" We will leave you 10 recover
from the rapid travel you have had In this letter.
-'N'--sare yourselves for trip with us next
. the fete Noire Pass To NJ. Blanc.
q. X. BrRcnARp.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
Notice 60 Hotel Keepers and all
Others who deal ia Liquors.

j.. Tie information Il all persons concerned.
tie i.i"Niu: Act oi the Legislature, passed
March 2iih. lsfi. {. Published;
CHAPTER i9l.
Az 'NS f.aa .NaJ ~. ..fi ~ sy.rifHoH. mr. fer
a,H''d Ii4r... -. ..r,rt' .aHnfi.. ,f "A. State
"s %. a"s &" Ei..;,...
Sr.fiuN !. q. % .ar,t,i ~ ne GcHerai A..,s4-
ii9 ? Mas 'aAa That il SHALL not Lc lawful for
the keeper e any hotel. Tavern. store. drinking
establishment. ~ any other place where liquors
are -"ii 90 for any pcr.ou % persons. directly or
~ ifec;iy. 90 sell barter. give. or dispose o; anS
slir.,uoG, or tcfmeu,sd liquor. ale or bee--~
i"Nicaiins drinks e - $40 = 49,
ti.u hereafter g. be Ec1'. =. ~ ysyrTaa-
toe STATE. -
-. >. Lad D. ..rc'.f. That any person vio-
'a;ius a., pf"ti.jpu. - ,L. Ac; shall be liable 70
uii,ir"n' hy the Grant Jury % the county where
the n4,n-v is committed. AMI shall. upon con.
yic'..a Aef rc ans judge g any Of the Circuit
Couf;. Cd; tn. state. Do flci .utu H.; les. than
tity dollar. ue- uerc than ouc huulrc, dollars for
each aui cyeryofcucc--pn half the hne shall be
pail & 'he iai 'ies. the other bait 90 the County
'uusml'siouer. fnr the u.c - public roads
SAMUEL w. MukTHINGToN,
Sheri: 81 Baltimore county.
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Thirteenth D.g,-lc.

PUBLIC HOUSE OF J. ;. WADE, WASH.
INGTuN ROAD.
fsr the purpose q cicriing
On" member g cpngrc.- from the Second Con-
.re.sipnli h.,rici embracing the "a. 3d. 9Th, 9th.
";h. ia. 'iA. s,h. 10Th. 18th and 9Th Election
Districts.
uue member &c Corsrc.. fro;a che Fifth Con.
.rc-.i"nal bi-t-i,i. embracing tho lst and l3ih
Election hi.tric', q baltimore county.
49, The Pp..- s.i.i D. opened NJ . o'clock 4. ".
AMI eln.ci 20 O'Clock +. ".
r''-TLc Returning Judges are required and
ii5e,;.i tntu,kc their return "a the second ,iav
Ihr-.ll: following the election. 90 the Clerk Of
the Circuit; 'au-t TT Baltimore county.
SAMUEL ". woETHtNGTON.
sheriff Il baltimore county
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DEATHS.
D-asn. Fr.---- r-ss~,-.. se.. 10 e,.. a Li.,

GIESER-Gecrge Gicscr. aged as YEAR. and 6
months. born April 80. lsto. died October ..
ISIS. pastor OF Howard Congregation. seven
mile. on the Philadelphia road.
WIZARD. october 80. Prudence :. wife II
the late y. y. Hayward. aud daughter ofChri,-
TOPPER North Csrman, Of BALTIC. county
REHM.--At Mt Warrington, Oct. -. NJ. Katie,
aged Is wears, Youngest ehili of. ". and r.
D.. Rehm.
LHE.-ln Towsontcwn, Tuesday. October 2gth.
Daniel Lee. in the 7oih year % his age.
sHELLEl.-A wavcIly. Oct. -, Il diphiheria.
John T.. aged wears and months. only son
of John and Hannah shelley.
CAtSEi.-ootober -. George Kent. Aged I year
and days. the infant ,oh uf Lewis and Emma
Csu.ey.
HOwE.--At White Hall. baltimore eouaty, on
the 18th Of October. after long and severe ill.,
ness. Nicholas T.. Howe. eldest sun Of William
:. and Ruth Jane Howe. aged 20 years. I
months and ~ days
God. In Ills aliwise prov idence. ha. seen hi 60
remove from our midst one Who was fondy loved.
AZ an age ~hen the hrsi aowsrs Of manhood we're
budding into bloom death marked him for his
own. A mothers tenderness, fathers love aud
the kindness of many friends stroye but in vain
Go yin him from the grave.
Guard. oh. earth. the form ~e cherished,
Heaven hi. sain;ei spirit keep.
And We night winds sigh q requiem.
Where our Mickey s~eeily sleeps.
nv uIs n0ruEa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

ES-Fraetionsl currency has become extremely
scarce. and il Is rare nov To specimen of any
denomination. There {. stlll, ho-sver, the i'm
snsa's sum II sIs,,s7.s 40 IN thi, money that ha.
not been presented ZOE redemption a; the Tr.a.a.
~. Aad It u more than probable that els OOo. ooo
Of this anosn' i' irrsvcesbIy destroyed. People.
.. rule. we're much more careless With ,hi. money
than ~i,h notes II larger denomination, when 1,
vas freely circulated. and 10 varioa, ways much
Of -a' snnihila,si. In the large ere. in chiea-
60 aud Boston. few years ago. . large amour,
vas consumed. and this Toe. 10 indiv idnals vas SO
much gain 70 the Government.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

~ The colony q Baiiimorraas ~hich len in
February last for The purpose Of lcatins IN Flor
ida. have Jared very baiiy. Many died FROM
lAriAl fever. aai other, through fear u sickness
ani death either rv;srucI home OF scattered to
other parts. Dr.. VIM. DrOdbSni. who accompA
ue,i the colony loot hi. wife Ani ~As rs~iuecl to
vaa;, being obliged TO beg brvAl froIn door 70
dcor. lie -as TO- poor 10 se; back 10 hi. home
l. q. $780,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

rs-lf r1-soa,osn hAi steam raiir1ai the
EiAee for the loeA,ion q the County Agricultural
Sosisty srOaai, would be here. But are
not bie-.ei With steam communication With the
outside world ~ mu'; gracefully .ubmi; to having
thea issA;e iI sl.saheFr. steam railroad to the
county srA; Aad the fair ground. here would
brighten up budae's wonIsrfaiy AMI q, would
pay osr uoni~i msa. merchants ami ether, t.
eon.il<- the n after
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
TOwsoNTOwN MARKET.
MARRIA6ES-

CHINOwETH-FRoCk. October le;h. ISIS.
at Carroll ". T.. Church. Bal;o. county. VIM.
u. Chinoweih and Kate frock. by the Rev. ,.
II. Havenncr.
GOSNELl-DENNEAb.- %. lsfs, b.
Rev. WIN. kirkas. Frank Go.nsll All Mary
benmead.
BosLEY-BRISCoE.- October II. iS-s. by
Rev. Father Gaiilry. wm. u. Bo,ey e. Ann VI.
Briscoe. both e Baltimore.
CHALk-HILTABKIp Mt Washing
ton VI. T.. Church. on ga october. by Rev. J.
J.. Wright, Bennett X. Chalk 90 Ruth A. l..
Hil;abridle. all Of Mt Washington. BALTIC. co.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
nISTRtCT COURT oF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARY.

LAND u EHal"r y.frH.
H. the Matter e iUpSON n. SMITH. Bank
ruit. b.ir,e' ~ NargiaHf. -;
This j. g. give notice. 'A.; "a 'hc - day 81
>eiicmbcr Is. Warrant Il Bankruptcy va
issuri out Of the bi.;riri Court e.: the I ni'cd
state. for the District Il Maryland against the
e-ta;e Of : u pSpN H. SMITH g the Couniv Il
Baltimore N saii District. VII" ma. been adiud..
Ell a bankrupt On his oNn Petition. Tha; the
Paymea; II any debts and the delivery q any
property bei"ngiu; To such hankrul; TO him ~
Tor his U.e, AMI the transfer 81 any property los
him are forbidden by Law AMI that q meeting Il
the Creditor q .aii baukrult % Prove iacir
debts an g. choose or more Assignee 81 his
estate Sill be held n Couft of bankruptcy. g.
be holden Al NJ. u - Paul street. Baltimore
Maryland. before RICHARD y. NORNENT
Es4.. Besi'tcr ia BANKRUPTCY II aid district. "a
the l:'i day - Nor,as,-. 4. II. tS.> At iu
o'clock l. ".
JOHN VI M.ClISToCK.
I. : Mar,hal :,f .aii District.
Nov. st.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

ee-The election take place In this State for
congres.msn only on Tuesday next. and with the
exception oftwo OF three district. there seems to
be very little sxciismen, interest manif.stsd.
IN this portion Of % Congressional disirie, We
never saw political campaign 50 dull and snin-
tsresiins. and from this We infer that the vote In
Baltimore county will be unusually small In the
9th Congressional district the chances for the cleo
tion Of the Republican candidate are very good.
while In the Sch disrss, !. sAosgh, the prospects
for Col. Craze, Republican candidate, are daily
Frightening. But the contest will soon be over
and the counting Of the ballots will tell the tale.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

es-The oyster shueksrs Of Baitimers have
been on . strike this week, and on Monday para.
ded through the principal streets nearly hvs thoa-
saad strong. accompanied BY several bands Of
music. The procession was composed of white
and black, men and women, many Of them drunk,
ssd rs they reelsd through the streets presented
rather disgusting spectacle. The strikers say
tina, the packers Of oysters take advantage Of
them In measurement. requiring them to open
about two gallons for which they receive pay but
for one. This 10 hard case. no doubt, and Il IL
pity the shseAsrs eanno, be protested and thu,
prevent such sPsctaeles IS that witnessed on Moa-
day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

ss-AboG, six o'clock On Monday morning las;
a saag gf masked burglars gained entrance % the
Manhattan sAvias' Bank. corner Broal-Ay and
bls-eksr streets. Ne. York. and after tying add
sAssinz the Waterman. FROM whom they nr.t OBJ
tAine4 the Combination of the safe On threatening
90 AL Aia q be did not give il % them proceeded
a. the bank room and riasd the safe IL nearly
thrss million dollars worth % bonds and money.
Nearly al the securities usre registered aud ran
not - used ~ the thieves, ba; they made at least
$4,000 By the operation. There Is no clue 10 the
perpe'rator' Il the burglary and up 70 this tine
no arrests have been made
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

ss-rhe heavy storm Of Wednesday Of las,
week seems to have been general all over the
country and did vast amount of damage In the
destruction Of buildings. &c. The storm on the
Chesapeake Bay vas the mos, severe ever expert
enced. and caused the wrccking Of = number Of
vessels and the loss cf many lives
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

~ Another Richmond IN the fell. David
Miller q Carroll county. - another Independent
candidate for Consre.. in the "a district. lie
~a' in To~.on;o-n on Thur,iay distributing hi.
iirket., leaving about thousand a; our off,s and
II Tues4ay neat should prove a god DAY tor vet.
iag. we gill endsAvor to pa; them al IN ipr hiu.
We askei Miller II hewa. a uorkIu ;man. Grcsn.
hacker. .of, money man. OF what. lie made no
reply bU, held his hand ~ tor Ia inspect. 1,
looked like spiledr maui. or something q
that kind. ami we take Il for granted Miller s. a
hOrnsy handel .on of-a gun.
Amer arriving in Taw.ontswn. Mr.. Miller
billed the place" tina; i, posted handful. calling
a meeting a, the Court House at o'clock. lie
was Oh hand At the hour named. and having Dor.
roued printing paper from u. had hi' .peech
written gu; aud proceeded 10 deliver It 10 an
audience II abou; forty persons, Who gathered out
q curiosity. Here Is the speech II written
AMI 'poken ~ hin.slf snI We are doubtful
whether a more "smoosin" Grafton was ever dc
liyered In this fair land o. ours
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

se- Two brothers Walter 4. and William 4.
WOOD. are running for Congress in the l'ih New
York district. They arr rivals in bushes. well
in politics nov. though formerly in partnership.
William. the Democrat. 10 nos the head Of the
EAsle moving machine work. a; East Albaay. and
Walter. Republican. Of the Wood moving una
chine company at Hoosick Falls. Their present
~ AlrN i. MT A ulra.in, .irciarlr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

lre- Very extensive prairie hres have been
ragins In lowe, Gsbraska and Kansas, destroy
ing houses, barnes, grais, bridges, fences and
other property. tits reported that tho town Of
Albsaa, Boone county, Nebraska, containing $50
inhabitants. has heen entirely consumsd< The
fires ara supposed TO have been started BY the
Indinas.