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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

The Beaconsfieid administration
has certainly found no relief for
England's depression, and whether
any other set Of ministers could DO
better cannot be clearly proven.
But the administration in power re-
eeives the blame, and mass meetings
are condemning the "reckless inca
pacity" of the Government.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

A correspondent of the Topeka
Commonwealth wades into the book
entitled, "The United States Bio
graphical Dictionary-Kansas Vol
ume," calling it mass of "hog
wash" He says that the "heroes Of
the tale" are such men IS Andy
Wilson, C. R. Jennerson, and men
Of that ilk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

Pottswasomie county is in . coun.
y seat contest. An election has
been held which resulted q follows !:
Wsmego 97S, Louisville CO., West.
norelsnd IA, Lacleds $50. It will
eake one moro vote 10 settle the
question. The contest will now be
between Wsmego and Westmore-
Ind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

The bonds in aid OF the Kansas
Pacific railway extension to McPher.
son, were carried by that city and
township with only about 40 votes
against the proposition. The cleo.
ton occurred on Tuesday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

President Hayes was enthusiast.
cally received BY the people of East
ern Kansas, and went east with .
good impression of our State. Mrs.
Hayes and Gen. Sherman were no
less honored.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

Last Sunday evening Prof. Wise,
the aeronsut, with q companion,
went up in balloon at st. Louis,
and have not been heard from since.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

The Ohio election takes place
Hsxt Tuesday. 1t is foregone con.
clesion that Charley Foster will be
elected Governor of Ohio By 10000
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

The Junction City Union is issu-
ing fine looking daily during the
Fair being held at that place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

Deadwood, the principal city in
the Black Hills, was almost entire.
ly destroyed BY fire last Friday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

We understand that Messrs.
McCardell l. O'Hara have started q
grecnbsck paper at Mcpherson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

Saline county is the center OF Kansas
and Of the United Se,ses; henoe. is Il no
wonder thas journalists - . rule should
locate al such places o. AcPhersoo In
some obscure corner o( Saline county.
Riness he following iron he Lawrence
journal:
The railroad non 1lArioo Ceu>sr 20 Ne.
P1sesoa. n Saline county. W1s asjshed
o. ths sd iastaae a lively oeleoeDeSoo
wls held.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

The Chicago Times ssys Grants
Don 10 making 20 much noise that
Ohm Sherman 6as 70 hold hi, boom
> his-s ar to 80 II il 10 going.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
PsbiicGstem E0eSee.

RHbStc0ttom EO(dee.
'hI s Ia. 2s., ..s'As.s-- s--r<s cs-s.
Josvssss r. c>esers. r.as-<se
Hsee<a c1aa>S. b-xsssss< nr~~
Ts Ruarska C1nasv. os1sSAsa
TOT wsl 49, ss.Bss % 80 49, 40 s~~4
~ @oos - CSass0. - sA<sss anDn6
Dsn6 CsW e - g.. -. -
- - sS9yS - q = - 49,
-. ~G - .. - - q - -
49, osUsR os0n 49, q Co.
- - - 80 - eS.ey
80. ~. 8 ss = = g 49, -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

Is supei
color N
than some
One thin,
in the west.
SO per cent
can get else
Fair white
All Wool \
speot, en-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-05
lhe Weekly Leader

issuE. EVERY ~HuasDAs,
TERMS: sa.so /. Year, $50 Han Year
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-05

To sick headache, TIM infaliible symptom of
e disordered st'mnch, liver n bowels.
Many nuner from " rs many MS three or four
times q week. They do so needlessly, Tor
Hostctter 3 Bitiers, by toning the
an liver, remove The cause, and dlspe : the
painful symptom. The Intimate sympathy
between the brain 8 nd the abdominal region
causes ne Iightest disorder affecting the lat
ter to ne renecfed. as IL were. in the organ of
though. The reiorm instituted by the Bitters
when the digestive secresiye and evncuative
functionss are In y state Of chaos, has other
and more beneficial results. W., the COM
plete nutrition ofthe who'll phy steal econo-
my. the restofnton. OF appetite and rePos &,
and an increase in the power OF the systemto
resist diseases ofn malarial type
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-05

Having long been q resident or this city. 1t
has been my aim TO ascertain the wants of Its
people, and then study to satisfy them. In
purehasfng that popular article known as
"Hais's Honey OF rchou and Tar" for
Coughs. Colds. Inluenza and all affections Of
the Throat and Lungs lie ading To Conaump-
ton. my Policy has certainly been appfe.
ciated MS can b. seen by its largely Increasing
sale, by what the people say 81 IL. our phys
icians preseibing ~ AZ the druggists recon-.
daily. prociaiming III wond rfoi cures, etc.
etc. Ask your drugglsts for Hale 3 Honey OF
HorehouDd and Tar and AXE no other
New York, Nov. Is, 1888.
Mr.. Chittenton. No zsixth avenue:
-Plense send immtdinteiy threc dozen
Hnle's Honey oil Horehound and Tar.
faction.
F.Iindsay. Druggist,
York city.
Pixies Tooihache Drops cure in one min
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-05
From CHICAGO.
A Hungry Set Of Messengers Small Sized
Earthquake-Soeiety Batehel-
ors, Etc.

-
Especial Correspondence Of The Lsader.l
SHicAao, Lee oo.n' 1910.
WINE tne gooo peopie ol our Guy
yer wrapped IN nonest sumner . 10"
nights SINCE nlteen iaos-messenger
Boys from u American oiserice .eio
graph omce-stafteu ous IN quest Vi
tneir supper Inc nour was somDrous
miunignt ana tnese Aios n"o no.
regaieo themselves since lug gun iei'
It's pliine "er'oian' anu
q pacA VI young wolves ie' ioose 'ou
not nase peen more ravenous ior prey
1ne smai regiment eneeieo q popular
os.aulan. on-lec'' anu
ms ~
"a n,s 800
s,an p-.h.Ta ss Ala -. ,naw ~
;ntn;.;on ho..svar what r;na - o,s-
toms- ha h.a - des, r,,th for he cor-
tso,,s,v eo,rr;shsd I'm - tsra hssora
t,,.- 80 o.-u;-.s ,,;.h ~. r-..t...
so,,,;t,d. ,,ha, :. m;rh. order th.t
rro,,,a tsr,nt .hs,r .nnst;t.s 1rnor
th,s = ..h,o fsI,ovv, - nc crowd
snots o,,t .I,,or hsr. ia .nrv .nr
d.,nt,.. !, - h-,nr -, I'll. :.
toastv IT, .tsn,.ra s.aas .sh.st 80
oss, 49,.
tns,r raor.st t,.t a. ~. e,.t Ia dona
.nd s.rars1 Ala not aron .or,n,s 80
hock A. tha t.h,s With the;r. rn,vss
Am;a tha oons,.,on 49, IA msn
m.nanaa :. -. IL ,o,a. ..s 49,.
+. s.a-. o.,
- 80. n-..asaa 80 49, .,an,s
- "us..-.ssv -
ha 800 ! ,.,.otah,a rast.,uant
~ ,ons.uao - IT, -. III m.n
49, and aou,d h....r ~ ,n,.a ana
don,t ~ aot;n lila - y 'vh, 5000
~. s.hrns,, ~. - - e..
$3.50 ~.
yon,a s,,ps, 90 ~. Ia 49, ,ra,sas
~ mn.ta..~ ss~s.,s az
ss.,.s. .-.-su -
A. 49,. 49,, s...s,.,
To- pons n ~ 49,, ~ It,,
hov. ~ oftan .rd rnsr.s :
v,;sh = con,d mt ;rto . ro,rna ono hole
of ,hs,r antics On, tr;cts ,-h,.h T al
.ervs. 7 he,;ova q w,,,,d no . morr,
mast time
We had sometb;no here SATURDAY. in
the wav of what the Ty,,es denom;n.
ates nm s.infant eartbop.te Tbera
was a noise and oscillation spcb n usn-
aIlv accompanv the h,,rst,no of a vo,ca-
nos crater and ma few feminine
screams together with wav borsa
or two completed the confusion. The
can.a VINO nm axn,od;no oas p;ne sev.
eral persons were injured,
The leading societv bachelors are
considering the advisabilitv inst now of
giving a grand hal, after the vple tide
subsidies to lady friends at whose hands
for 40 MANY seasons thev have received
such a host of favors in the wav of
presents and ENTERTAINMENTS
The aftb ANNA, banonet of the chi
caoo bar association occnrred on Tbyrs-
dav eve. last. most Of tbe distinonisbed
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-05

No Adrerffsesnent inserted for less than M
ceyas,
-OALr LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariel. each in
sertion Q insertions eight cents per line; 81
Insertions, s cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
sertion, 10 cents per line; 30 insertions s cents
Jer tine. -r~
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments Is cents per line, FIRST insertion one
month 20 cents per line; six months. 10 cents
per line; one year s cents per line.
Cheyenne. Oct. LIST. lS7.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-05
Commercial job Printing

d every kIn realty, cheapIy and expedi-
iousiy Executed. cards OF every shape and
sInd, Bill Heads. Letter and Note Headings,
5lanks OF every kind, Posters. etc., prtnteo
IN short notice. Having q new lot OF Type
md Presses. we can do handsome work al
ow prices.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-05

I.9eoPrixes. sIl5.4oo
n Tickets. So. SIS Tickets, sioo. 90
Remit by Postofnce Money Order, regis
tered letter bank draft. or express Full list
Of drawing published in Loulsville Icbrrier-
Jopy71ol and New York Herald. and mailed
TO ali ticket-holders. For Tickets and infnr-
melton address COMMONWEALTH Dis
rRIBuTIDN CO., or T. J. COMMERFORD,
Kentucky. deci-dtd
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
FATORIAG 4 N4TIONAL PRISON

In presentment by the United States
Grand Jury to the Circuit Court yesterday attention
called the fact that the National Government
has made just aud proper provision by law for
either the temporary permanent confinement. safe
keeping and treatment OF persons. the number
about i've hundred VINO annually arrested ana
vciei under the crmna statutes Or the United tates
Ine prr-cntmsut denounces the dan scrOus Practice
or farming OUT the Nations prisoners amoug the
different stale prisons AMI pcnitenuaries Among the
arguments urged AGAINST fn5 rs that the reformation
United STATES prisoners II utterly impossible "
long as he present or chasing and asOcinting
them prison life with burglars. thevrs, aud
muIderers cous aniy drafted the dark aud fertile
Ways or vcf carried on and they become confirmed
,,r,rnu.la. Aud 10 further presented
-L1t many case- The treatment N Prison
every rrapcct disgruceiul o. our civilization.
iu Il has been made 10 appear 10 IA that cruel ana
lumaI punishment n fr qucntiv administered FOR
luuUn gent pison rules, ana. although the law
nrnlds No.. the lga al j. ,t employ e4st cment
ln recent Instance convict Received 40 lA.nrs
A. fs horrible fDfiures OF water dFoPpng, stOwcrins
lid padilng gre constantly inf ctcd tuat b. pris
ORR by his prison lac. and comes ont
nfu the woTd agaIn with his criminal impulses
nrurd ana sfTrne thr ned"
The Grand Jnry states that Ludlow street jan 40
insecure aud neggentY kept that prsnneT- easily
N their Incjury expresses tue belief that
National al aud prison centrally located "a be
a.nra, conuucfed. aud bo made a OF consider
a n ONE, and advises that such Niional prison
should be Of thc graded character. 20 say there
shoald be separation OF persnus convicted Of hight
mIs4emran and young offenders from the older
3A and thosc cOuyicird OF aggravated crimes.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

Spraoua has gained She worked long over her
material she listened to good advice she tok time
Dr. Holmes and MIR. Whittier both have noeuis IN
the forthcoming January number of The fidRisc-
that of lr. Holmes is "a capital little satire on the
Coming Era. when the Muse has flown hence and
bequea'hcd her rones 10 Sc'rnce. MIR. Aidrach has
finished tho story whica he contributes ncxt year.
and the publication of It will begin before Spring
ends Roberts brothers finding good nale for
that clever story, " irene the Missionary" Why
they publish II anonr nrmously is more than can
tell a. anyone who u curious about The authorship
can easily ascertain ttat IL was written NJ }. W {.
lie Forest and n readable and inleFes, ing that
lac certainly has no occasion 10 be ashamed OF hls
connection with IT. The new novel IN tie No
Name - Series which Roberts publishes to-day,
a" His Majesty, Myself is 10 make talk m ht-
erary circles, for IL overtowS with plain speech,
and is crowded with dramatic scenes.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
MUNICIPAL CONTESTS.

WOMEN vOIING-rHE POLLS NEVER 50 QUIET ON
AN ELECTION DAY.
RosroS. Dec. 9.-The city election to-day brought
out full vote. The Vickets were scratched cx-
tcnsively The returns show that Mayor Prince
Deml has been reelected by plurality of 2'763.
The total vote cast was 35,473. of which Prince
received Is 100. Stehbns 0tepl 1G,O33. King
IGreenbackl 357 and McDavitt Butler DEM 2o1
In this city, and at other points in the State where
women voted for members of the School Commit
tee. reports show that nearly all who were regis
tered voted In Boston the number registered was
nearly 1.OCO Women generally voted early in the
day. and vent to the polls already prepared
with ballots an association of ladies hav-
ing sent them tickets by mail bearing
the names of candidate for the School Committee
IL dclerencc % the women. the polling places
were never 80 quiet and orderly as to-day
In Wooster Frank II. Kelley at present Repuo-
lican Alderman. was elected Mayor By a vote ot
o 965 to AHA for Elijah Il. StOddard, also a Re-
publican / OaO Tor Horace ii. Bigelow, Democrat.
and 81 for A. q. Marble. wOrkIngman. The ReDub-
hcans elected ali their Aldermen and eight OF
twelve COuuCilmen.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
FAT CATTLE AND FINE SHEEP.

Madison Square Garden was the scene OF
cattle anon last evening The display. which w con-
tlnue throughout tue week. made by MeSsrs Otman
CO.. OF Fulton Market The fat cattle all steers.
Durham des rangug from two & n,e years IN age,
ard ranging IA weight from 1.gOO 10 600 pounds.
They raised the farm OF r. d. Gillette. IA Lngan
County Springfield. Illinois, aud were exhibition
in Chicago last week. They started from that ciry
last Thuridsy. In the Garden the cattle aie stalled
In the spacs where the track ,or pedestrian was
laid these ar ranged entirely around interior
In front OF nearly every one Is pLeard ANNOUNCING
hotel ean ghDgae has secured this prize Tor It's
customers. The heaviest animal Ia destined for the
FIN Avenue Hotel wreath 81 roses and red white
and blue rhbona decorate another They all viii be
taken the shamblcs fIr slaughter Saturday night
The sheep rInlbitou last evening numbered 100
nfy are expected to-day. They of the south
down. COtswod aud Leccster breeds. and occupy pen
In the grOltO az tho fOurIvc end OF the Garden aud
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10


CALLENDER-rn shs CITY. Monday 'verir-. December
William \. C.ilegdcr "a tae e5ih y,.- q si.ase
funeral rr0a Ganrcn De frsnsaaaratial ws.ins,
rniermen, a. Newport 2. I.
Ann Alctts, she oeioyr' wife oi Aaron q. crane.
cbnreh M siIahsiS T. on ri,nrsiav a. go O. ock
Friends OF the fsaly are invited 10 attend
CCMrNGS-On sunday morning, December :, 1879. James
Relatives ana friends ar, invited attend the funeral
dav. December 10 n , p.
Iniernent on Thursday a; Woojlawn.
DAVIS MOniay The sth George Davis in the i5th rear
drew Melville esq Thursdsv. the llfh. az o'clock.
Relatives And eLs are Invited - atteai without nirtler
GuNrHER-At her residence. IN ttis CIV 70 2s7 East
wss tSs ais chrstaa O. Ganisr ana daashSf d
George II. siemon. eco
Notice oi funeral hereafter
IA, Eess Berssn H. y on Mopsay @ T
II irving lg~i l y Ar aud 10 months
LITTELI-at Cranfor y. j. December o. ravina wife of
Funeral s,S, a' craord r d z Z sae thursday after
Train 1n' leaves foot Of Liberty at. at pm.
oUINSou Tuesday peesuber .. Hizabath. willow Of Ed
Funeral on FRIDAY at O'Clock D. NJ from residence
Eastou papers please copy.
TAYLoRon Tuesday December . cleueneo L. wife OF the
snd friends nuted 20 afsa he funeral from
her late s',seaes II Ade!paist BFcoNiyn On Thursday
wHTTE-on Tuesday morning December 3. 1879 William
White. She 72d wear ~ hrs
Relatives family
flnera Thursiar. December H. az O'Clock fTOm
his residence no. s. est 4sthst II requested
that flowers be sent.
WESTF LT.-Snddenlv y Monday. December g. John T..
Of oliver \. and Josephine =. Nosfai
~ family Invited attend the funeral
at 33Y West Jist-sG. on Wednesday morning al
Inferment n Hudson.
ZABRISKIE-At Psramrs Y j. on Sunday December 7.
Aett v ~, youngest dauxhes Of J. C. Zabrske. II the
l9h * her
ne sS q be, ,a,nss on Th1F:asy lib
Train uleav fiOto N ST a..
New Brunswick papers please COPY
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
LAST PRIZES OF THE GREAT FAIR.

Although the Seventh Regiment Fair was
nominally closed Saturday night the hardcs. work
OF the various company committees left FOR Monday
yesteriay Last they finished their labors
Many persons evidently had not read the pub
I!shed notices that there would be no suc-
ton sale for last evening large number
OF ladies and gentlemen came 10 the srm0ry.
In order dsappont them rafhe- aud small auc-
lion sales imprOvisrd at rue various boo this
that we're still undrmolished. Finally. tho booths
themselves put under the hammer and
brOnght prices ranging from $40 tO $40 That OF Com
panY mad already been disposed OF at private sale for
$50.
in OF the company rooms the drawing Of prizes
was concluded. Tue number winning the railroad
.sn pass Brighton Bench No 10, and not NJ. H.
~ previously recorded BY mistake The f1al results Of
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
FARM PRODUCTS IN THE CITY.

CATTLE SHOWS AND BUTTER AND CHEESE
CATTLE AND sBErP IN MADISON SQUARE GAR
DES-THK FARMERs' CLUB DISCUSSES oLSoNAR
GATfvE.
Twenty -four hours after the opening NJ tho Inter
nationai Dairy Fair. in the American Institute
Building, at ThIrd.aye. and sixty-third-sf.. the
electric lights within the vast hall Illuminated
scene of variety and order There were not as many
cheese ard butter eaters present last evening rs
the managers might wish. The attendance, how
ever. vas much larger th5n On the first evening.
Erasfns Brooks spoke ou '' Agriculture and its Re-
iations 70 Commerce. There was a display OF
hne cattle ard sheep the Madison square Garden.
Olcomargarinc occupied the attention OF the
Faimer,' Club.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
GAINS FOR THE PARTY LEADERS.

TnTIR STRENGTH INcRsAfkD BY TIE RESULTS OF
THE FTTCiIONs-FEw CONTESTS ~ TUX Dis
rutTr-sCccEss OF SHERIDAN SHOCKS TICKET.
In the new Republican Central Committee. the
Delegates to which wers elected at tie Republican
primaries last night. the present party leaders VIII
be even stronger than in tie organization of
this year There few contests at the
elections and most of them passed
off quietly At those where there any posi-
biiity Of trouble large numbers OF policemen kept
the peace. Sheridan Shoohs ticket was successful
IN tine XVIII District.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

IRBUsE OFFICE Dec. 10. am--Aftcr the rise yes
terday morning. the ttaent the barometer
irregular; AZ midnight the tendency downward.
Clear aud partly cloudy weather prevailed, with light
rain Just before n.dnghf The tinpenfure ranged be-
J95 and iB' the averago -'s epg =, higher
Than the day last and 5a-' than fhau on
Monday The amount 90 moisture in tns air has been
dinliD. shed.
Warmer and ciouiy weather with rains possibly fol-
lowed lae IN the day By clearing weather, may b. ex'
pecici to-day IN tn.s CRY and viciniiv.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
MASSACHUSETTS AFFAIRS.
MAYOR PRINCE NEGLECTED..

n
WOMAN SrFfRAGR FxRRCisEr-MUCH DIFFERENCE
SHOWN Tux LNDixs.
The city rlection took place IN Boston yes
terday. Mayor Prince has been reelected
by a plurality of 2.763. Nearly all the women
registered voted, and much Difference was
shown them q; the polls. The general result
of the School Board election is given in the
letter appended Women voted at these eiee-
,ions for ;he first time. Tae public school
question aud the Holmes breakfast are re-
ferred 10 in the letter mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

one in the csstra spare Many spectators present
nj tho exhibition last evening aud Tho hge points 81 tho
stock we're knowingly discussed ny trose dcenpg them
expert ndees. band fscon -cd poi.gar airs at
Intervals Hg The display viii f0ntinug
tLls vcnfnc grd the succeeding OF the week.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
RUMoRs THAT THE SECRETARY OF STATE WILL Az
NoUNCE THAT ELECTION RETURNS WILL BR OPEN
THE PLOT IN MAINE.

RCMoHs THAT THE SECRETARY OF STATE Will. AN
NoUNCE that ELECTION RETURNS WILL DR OPEN
To INSPECTION.
AUGUSTA Ne. Dee. 9.-PetitiOns calling for the
investigation of the charges Of tampering with
election returns cOntinue TO be made. and several
were handed in to-day in addition To those al
ready presented. Herbert NJ. Heath, one of the
attorneys for Washington County, was permitted to
examine the returns TO-DAY. and says the Rcpub-
lcan ticket in Washington County was undOnbt-
edly elected.
Tomorrow Judge Virgin will hear the application
for a mandamus in the case against Secretary Gore.
II is rumOred in this city this evening that
the Secretary of State will then make answer
that the returns will be hencef,rth open for
inspection TO the Senators and RepTeser tatives-
elect and their attorneys. If this answer is made
no issue will be left b, fore the Court.
The Hon. :. G.. Parker OF the Council. rs editor of
The North Star published at Presque Isle Arcostook
County. The last number of that journal contains
a letter from Mr.. Parker, in which he makes the
following statement:
The Council saw they are advised by ominrnt legal
authorities that they need not attention tO the
law of 1877. and that the Repub teams can test
its cOnstitutionaty before the courts Governor Car
celcn savs he assumes its uncoustilunOnay on good
legal advice.
Rumors have been current all day that correc-
tions have been made in the original record
of the town of Dlnforth by order OF the
selectmcn, who declare that Charles 4. Rofe.
and not Charles ROlfc was voted for for kcpresen-
tatiye. Danforth. ~ the September election. gave
Sc Fusion votes 10 80 Republican votes,
and the town officers are all Democrats.
Rolfe was the Republican candidate for Representa-
Tive, and il is reported that the application for cor
rectiOn Of the record was made by George a. Cur
rian esq of Calais. his attorney. There were hear
ings to-day on the Cumberland County returns.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

All ncrvOus. ethau'uns aaa painful dseass. quickly
radicaly cared by PuLvERvAcHga's ExcrGIc BELLS
Books with particulars free Ca address The Paver
uscher Galvanic Co. J. l64 or 2s5 Broadsay. NeSYork
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

The u Mr. speer he great vine ~ NevIer
las o sac strict y srd variable properties
~ hs Tor nFa and fcepe rr-ons and hs reuuta
arsur the world His vine -
helng 0urrei families London fars. Hesdquarers
are at ,. Warren ST.. Sew-lOrK.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
READUsTERs SUCCESSFUL.

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 9.-The General AS
sembly to-day elected State officers. Those elected
were candidates OF the ReadusterS, ONLY one tMr.
DysOuJ Second Auditor, being Republican. The ma
iorfties On Joint ballot ranged from % 70 20.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

Prudcntly break up your cold by the timely
% Dr. Jsyrcs Expccur8uf. o.d remedy Tor
lunga aud tlroat.. aDa certain FOR coughs.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
MIDNIGHT wBa THEN EBpOGE


For Middle stairs ana New England. falling b1rorl
er Increasing toub To- east winds and Sariner tfront
euiGg followed ~ ra'ny weather. oarty as snS" ii
rriern portion " latter.
pr Caral region u Middle States, the fenpcrafRso
VIII remain uboye ircsziDg "Wednesday nixhf.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

on FREE EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING.
AT THE ART GALLEHy SO BROADWAY
lOpposite walaoks rheEtrei
PART SECOND OF THE RAYMOND COLLECTION.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE ART OBJECTS AND GU.
RIOS EErRAORDtNARY
received Cty of f,kin Including many
mo- specimens rarity.
PARTICULARLY INTERESTING IN
GEMS. CABINET PIECES REMARKABLE sATsUHA
BOWLS
ana
MAGNIFICENT ENBROIDERIEs.
The whole TO be AT AUCTION without reserve or In,
itaiioD. together witha
UNIQUE COLLECTION OF TEAPoTs.
NUMEROUS ARTICLES SUITABLE for the HOLIDAYs
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. at o'clock