The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1878-12-26

Icn anu SciSSOrss
1t is said that President Hayes fsvors
bringing Grant forward in 1880.
II is estimated that 20, ,0O0boxes of rai-
sins have been made in California thiA
year. .-ea.
Virginia has realized half million dbl
lars from the Mofet bell>puseh in the Assk
year Of its use.
II is now tmated that not over e1oO,-
OO0.0OO ofthe bonds Of the United States
are held Abroad against SEQ, ,o0O, $50 IN
1872.
"We've never been more solid, q say The
southern bourbons In yesr or two they
will leave out the ''ir in solid .r-CSnssn-
natl C0mnaercsGE +. r4erfar
The..United States Treasurer expects to
have on the first of January. exclusive Of
all demands $l53OO1OO0 Of coin with
which to resume specie payments.
Henry d. Taft, of Adrain, Mich, once 1
cloiLing merchant, and time-keeper in
the Lake Shore Railroad shops at Elk.
, hart, Ind, has been taken To an insane.
asylum.
Jay county in this State rejoices at tho
defeat of applications for liquor licenses.
No such licenses have been granted in
that county, it is said. for q quarter Of q
century.
Gen. Sam Cary is sure this country will
wiisess the RAs~t terrible calamity il has
ever known within the next six months.
Can it be true that the general is going to
close his mouth! ..ts,ts
The Marquis OF Lorne and his vie
made the tour OF Montreal in disguise.
Tney went as common people. Our COM
mon people do things differently when
they go abroad, for they journey like
princes.
Canada is getting one feature of great
matte n. and that is a great debit She
owes about Sl50,0O0, 900, and has just ar
ranged tor a new loan of 81 000, 600. Her
debt is probsbly larger, in proportion To
her means, than that OF tho United States.
The employees of a large cigar factory in
New York, dissatisfied at their wages, re-
soiVea 10 SINK oot on sober second
.n."' oi W aio'''s'e 'ns'eso.
This is an example that ali dissatisfied
men would find it to their interest TO fol-
low
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III 'or i's repeal
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mus 'iii'ea "i'h'-oo oo""ersr'1s 1'n'es-
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The Indian must be treated decently.
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Marie Jeanette Belle widcw. is st II
hving, though lU9 years old. and resides
sam. year.s N.no,sor she ,..a..,s-s
To have seen In. .I.i,,l. coroora," III
vet simple general. knew Rohos,;erre
and n;,,oI,.d with ,,, c~o,ra a.. 49,
when I,ouis XVI wss o,,;,,o,,n.a
a" iopoiS asiec tna' such Crisis OF
e's'fess exists IN England as has not be-
'o's '0o" A"'"" 'o' "seuefa''on. ihou-
and cities are kept from starving, only by
aid given by tlla authorities and by indu.
en,ial COMMITTEES WHO are canvassing foe
relief by soliciting contributions and sub.
scr,ptions.