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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
GRAND lCE CREAN AND STRAW
BERRY FEhTGTAL,

Which tho friends of Rev. o. w. Wright.
will give for his benefit at Beatty g. Kel-
ley's new hall. Tonight. will beyond a
doubt eclipse any entertainment of kind
ever gwen in Dodge Civ. The Dodge
City Cornet Band, under Prof. LyBrand.
will parade the streets during the after.
noon. aud play on the balcony before the
festival commences discsursing elegant
music. After the festival dancing will he
IN order, Prof. Blossoms Orchestra furn>
fishing the music. An elegant silver cup
will be presented to the handsOmest baby
elected by ballot. also q handsome oil
painting to the most beautiful lady, and
book for End prize. Come one and all and
contribute YOUR share TO the support OF
Mr.. Wright, who since be came among us
has indeed been good Shepherd. making
no distinction. but administering christian
advice and admOnitIOn to the rich, the
poor. the high. the low and poor fallen
humanity alike. All the citizens OF Dodge
City are csrdisllv invited to attend.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
POPULATION OF DODGE CITY

J. c. COnnOr, Township Trustee, has
completed the enumeration of inhabitants
In Dodge Citv. which he finds TO be 1923
Five Chinamen arc included IN this enum-
Grafton.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
COMMITTEE.

Mrs. Marshall ana Mrs. Wright have
sold over 200 tickets to the strawberry
festival this Friday night.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
Town Lots and Lands For
Sale.
NdIt.

Town lots. improved and unimprOved;
land improved and unimproved. in small
and large quantities, for sale. Appiv To
NJ. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Boot Hill in Dodge has been chosen as
the site of the grand new school house.
The proudest evidence of enlightenment
upon the one surviving relic of barbarian
Ii Is consistent. Hays Sentinel.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Hon. ID. b. Long, State Fish COmmis>
sioner, has established State fish hatch~
cry on his farm near Ellsworth.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

LARGE HOUSE FOE SALE OR
RENT.
4 house containing six rooms, situated
on one of the principal streets in Dodge
Citv. will he for sale OF rent.
Apply at this office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

On Fridav last. at q point about six
miles northwest of Medicine Lodge. one
John Garten, Q cowboy, in . drunken
spree. shot and killed the wife of George
Stsdman. . well-to-do farmer. He was ar
rested and placed n Jail at LYONS, Rice
county. IN default of bail.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Western New York was visited BY de.
structise frost last Saturday morning.
water in exposed places being frozen over,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Several Cimarrones were in Dodge on
Thursday. The genial Judge L. E Nc,
Garry illuminated our Sanctum with his
brilliant phiz. Mr.. Hanna and the now
hotel keeper Of CImsrron also called.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

We understand that Hon. X. M. Wright
Of Dodge CITY. has ordered dozen pair of
shoes from Prof. Hardesty, for the use of
his employees. 70 enable them 10 walk
across the Arkansas river without having
10 pay toll on ne bridge. Bob Was ALWAYS
noted for his hberaiity and enterprise. He
has already shipped two pair for Charley
Lane and Mavor Kelley.
Public Press.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Price. $4OO. Rents for SIS per month.
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

From the records kept at Fort Larued.
covering q period of eighteen years, il is
shown that this is the dryest season ex-
perIenced.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Look ont when you hear HuRgerfOrd's
meat horn blow, and buy your rnea. at
your door. Wv
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Hungerford is running a live meat mar
ket regardless of opposition. wv
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Business House. new, 3OxsO, with not.
for sale. Price, 81, 900. Apply to
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

A drought Is prevailing in Ohio. md the
Cincinnati Gazette says it lie becoming more
and more serious
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Hungerford's meat wagon will call at
your door every morning. with good
meats. for casn. 2w
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Two acres OF ground in Dodge City. for
sale. Price $50.
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
UNDR RTAKER's GOODS.
A large stock, Just received. at
J. COLLARS.

Front window of stsre-room for rent.
Apply TO NJ. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
FIFTY DOLLARS RnwARD

an the 2d Of May. man named Patrick
Lyons, aged so years = feet inches high,
light compile ion, weight about le0 pounds, part
OF under lip gone, jumped from the Afchison.
Topeka 4 santa Fe train. west of Dodge City,
while suffering IRON u temporary lit Of insaniiv.
TIE above reward will be paid Ia any per,on
who will give information Of his whereabouts
that will lead to hrs recovery. Information to
be sent to PATRICK FINN,
Silverton. Colorado.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Clothing, Dry Goods. and general as
store of COffey L Mcintyre. near depot
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

COffey & Mcintyre have one of the finest
stocks of goods IN the city. near the depot
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Full line If millinery goods, at Coffey
& McIntyre's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

The Sheriff CT Russell County. whoelOp-
ed with the female doctor, is still in the
laudsble condition of goneuess
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

The President has vetoed the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

II the barbed wire fence come, into grner-
al use, where Is the undecided politician to
seat himself?
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Gen. j. b. Weaver will be the Green
back Workingman's candidate for Presi-
dent in 1880.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

Millinery good at Cohey & MeIntvre's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

The Republicans Of Ohio have nominate
ed Hon. Charles Foster as a candidate tor
Governor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

HOUSES TO RENT.
Apply to
WRIGHT. BEVERLEY & co.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31
RkPORT OF TINE DODGE CITY
SCHOOLS.
For the month ending MAY 90;h. 1879:

VI tuS HAoN ~Vah.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
No. OF pupils In attendance this month So 65
No. of pupils Withdrawn ................ 0
No. of pupils now belonging ...... $500. IS
Total attendance in days...-.......... Sill
Average daily attendance, .............. Is
No. oil cases OF tarriiness .. 10
No. OF pupils neither absent nor tardy IL
NO. OF Ni>itofs
General department. ........ Good
Miss ANNA L. FLEMING, Teacher
HIGH SCHOOL.
No. of pupils in attendance this month =
No. Of pupils Withdrawn. Observation-Disclosures. o
No. now belonging .-----..-.......... y
Total attendance in days.....-..... 4s3s.
Average daily attendance. "a
No. OF cases Of tsrdis ess.......... O
No. Of pupils neither absent nor tardy go 7
Dep0ftiuent Va
Average scholarship. -..-... 81
No. OF visitors D
Whole No. of pupils in attendance during
The year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. las
L. II. ROBERTS. Principal.
VIM. Lioyd Garrison died nj IL o'clock
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-31

WIN. Lloyd Garrison died at II O'Clock
Saturday night.
, 1879-01-10
1ncrexye ol English Slipping.

{Ill ~ tH bftGKs
Tho Increase Of lrn1-built snlps In the mcr-
chant iIAvy during tho lust aoventceu .enrs hns
been very remarkable. In 1851, 1bl Iron vessels
WIRE bnftt III number witch rose to .tS In 1851,
whcu O cl,eelS was experienced. Eur nine year,
the ruflll'er tlurtuated betWetn auO md 40, but
til thr last two or three Ycara 1t has passed. tho
previous maximun,, and last year BIS trott Yey.
sells were hutlt THE Increase In thh sixt u, how
ever, unurt remarkable. fur, while tho uli.nbet
III thu ycsapis built haA been multiplied lhree.
fd, tine t.,lnngn is stx times az Crrat. In lSHD
ls4 IL was l1si9; In 1a1u tho 457 veases built
weru Of .E4 ELL tonnage; a1t laAt year ths to,l-
mage Ut Dds yesseIa Was mo nS To pat tt short
~, IN tho trat half ot ttlo tErLod unIer
trvisw, H.lEt vessela were built, auu tu
tAc tecontl, ,:aA. But, while lllo numerical In.
errusu lu lilo secunl Init uyer the tlrst was
about u t,cr cent, tue Increase fn tunnuge WIS
III per cent. With tho fncFeaso OF thu nlHibss
Of Iron vessels ullsat there IL large tncseate in
there were auly seven iruu ycascls recorded %
lust, and tho tunn41a OF l.265 a8aiGned to them
shows thnt they wtrc colnuaratiYciT tllslxNill*
cu,.t In stze. Uuttl 1eG0, tho number OF iron
vessels lost yearly was under l00, hut Ia tilat
year 1U wete loAt, nna this tonu1ce OF 81, 4e3
si,uwt that The average size was greatly tucEeas-
Cd In 1h74. tho highest number was recorded
VI lost,-la9 thu tonnage being l0t ,r}3. II tie
figures that haYe been Gathcsrd for tho present
year from so1ts Of tac clllet shippEng sud th!p-
building centres pr.@ye applicable TO tho Hhois
counlly, tbs Iron vessels built and lost III 1878
Will bo found both fu nunbrry aud tonnage In
excess Ut thosu LOT its predecessor. There arc
now Indications that the use OF Iron Ia ship
building may be In soMe degree superseded by
steel; Ut seyt1al shin building centres ysssela
have 6eeu built OF steel which urs now Funu1uR,
, 1879-01-10


Away ~ the southern part ol the rtty, on tile
sllosc Of Lake Michigan, il a tall granite column,
and on its summit II \ statue o! illinois, great
statesman. Tile sunshine Of summer |. EYER
rrstlnR upon It, the storms VI wuter aro ever
heating against It, the waves of tho great lake
ars ever breaking upon the shore hetow, and
the winds, as they sweep oses tna broad pralries,
ars, ever sin0lug q requiem ~ they dte away
aver the w4ter. Its night there now+ Ihe
stray Eusiirhts show this dark column. rcar.
Inv itself like Einnt aEatnat thu skv. All
,tay ls,tg great banker las t,een wandering IN
ui.tl anwu the loprlr shore, a Restless as tho
saves Themselves. Hts hruiH excited, his reasua
.lcthrunr.!, his heart troubled. he Wsn1rrs tH,,
now tn the darkness. nf,w Under the gnslight.
See, there IL satt,w at te fool Of thls column.
ilsrI:, tbcre II plstol sut. Thu shndnv Ola.
appears. All night tho Winds arc Inoai.i1Ie; all
M,gIlt Tho wuYes ura breaking; Ill night tile
hturm IL bratlng; but tllo heart VI tho Rreut
bunker Is heating M nore. There hc Hos as cold
aud hard u Tho stone OF whsct, he rcats,-as
cold aud hurl VI the heart Of the world outside.
The KTtat statesman AMI the great hanker, aa iH
life, IL, death aro unted. 1ne rars rAttIe hY,
the vessels gu out Of and In the harbor. antl Tho
roar Of thr great city dies AWAY In the distance.
All wtthoutis ltle; all within l. death. Tie
great banker lcs tncsu In the darkness, and tlu
moruluE'a aun shall warm him Into ltie agaiu.
, 1879-01-10
MISSISSIPPI.
Tks BIethoaa hy Which rcacn and Harmony
Are Preserved.

Tks 1Iethoaa hy Which pcncn and Harmony
Are Preserved.
Dsp1feh 10 EIncinnait Nlsttff.
WAsuIN6ToS, D, c., jan. IA letter from
a respectable kourre In Mississippi Is printed
iicrr, gyInR the following account OF strnirs:
"lL Is very quiet here NOW, ior II a negro Il
killed, that is nothing; thcra is nothing dong
nt}ullt it. 80 ro ea,l Erc That all ID quiet. II
negro Gon't Kill sotlH man, OI Kntt 10 0rganlze
Republican club, or vote the Republican eirk-
". II that IL dune, nil Ill will bu turned loocu
ut onrc !ur III every county In this State there
Is an organization known as Ktile Club or Wig
tlaure GumTl,ittPo tn subtiua any uegro who nj
tptnp,s to urgut,lzc ans k,nd oE political party
whuteycr, except tic Democrats o'lc. iic bus
gut to Stop or leave. All ls quiet. You
can sec row it Is. All tnc courts arc In Tin
hnnds Ut Democrats. 1t u man seea anything
that Ia wrong hu Is afraid to Justify In court. II
hs tiLts, Le cnnuut live Acrc. 'l'lIr grcat uIcs-
ttun with ns Ii, new that the Government has
treti the rnlrct people, Will It let this state nf
things 10 OH, or will it hare to say that It cannot
rru.ect all eF ith estizens! We ase waiting tn
sue this great qurhtron settled. VIC ean e!fct
rrr; no mors Republican Congressman: no
rnrre Republican Presidential Electors. The
Sartl, may seud nll tlle Republican speakers
they please down here; It vii Ito no good, II
We v0tr the hcprhtlrau ticket, It wlll do no
go0,!, IT will not be eutlltc Tor us, and then We
hayu gut iu bn Rllikra all t,le tins after ts!u
rlrctin,l. ] sec but ono why ont nf all this
trouble, nnti thut Is for tho Nurff1 10 unlto
sulA!y nt,l elHet Congress TINT vii! pnt t,lcae
Sta.rs Under n!artia! law. and app'tnt all the
| officers, Win will hold courts aud ser that tle
e.tliun is fair 1'hs IL she ohiy thing TO bu
Lunr, ur urn the coorttl man Ia bis own le.
fuNxrH
, 1879-01-10

to bo:l, producing lretsi suplty OF s1et.u, III
co,1rac, the PROFESS Il nf Int limited extch,. A.,
at The commence ncnt, tl,c liquid nnte cnntainod
n ccrtntn amount nt hent, which Is Eraduaty N.
placc Mt lower Temperature hr thn cxtiaustton
Uf tho supcrinrumlmnt ntetsurc., So far Il m.
ch1no of tt:s description would be ol,yIou.iy
totally inadequate to nnF very prolonged iour.
ney. But for short transit It. has bern 1tu,na
extremely scrviccable. Az the amount Of t,rc,.
surc required 10 work the engine Is only l]ya
atmospheric, a scrics Of valves arc SO ARRANGED
ns 10 prevent greater amount Of fosrn issuing
retaInnu Ms lar AZ rossibtr thr heat originally
contained In tho water. Tis .irivtns. mart u to
machinery is nrarlv IDENTICAL With Tint af or,ji
NARY focomotss es. with few mHdtIleatnns with
uf the heat originally introduced tntn ft,s te,.
ftYnir.
, 1879-01-10
EFW4S & CLARK.

r,..v. ~ .,s r,.t eu..,r,p ~ .,,o s,,~r,,,rt
vi ."o -s.. ~ ."v ."
rarss tnnt fsFst f'"eeF"'s" '"o Nofu'1
~e"fssn T"rfltnfF'
tAaFfotit~tHf tr''.) Dtspdfeh to lss,e l"rk ss,.
Cap.. Tom I.csyls, nearly 20 yeura ~!
WINS fo,,n,l frpzen = to deut,I Inst pirl,f iu ii,
Will, .,a,, In A,l,o,or,, ru,rt,. H., a.,
poo'e '"au III '''t''AA'o Soa"t!' ne Na
farming In anal! way IN ZIG COUNTY, ant II
supposed that h8 had g0uo out 10 cut snm.
wool. Catnt. .l.owls had led an eyrn,iuI ',,
on,1 r,. ,nmon, ~ thc ,,st .,,rvtvnr =, ~.
=. .,s'," ..,.s,,.. ~ - ~. ~"
LEWIS ~ C'a3K cApco't'on to s1pto'c '1e
MIasou Niycs.
Acrriwethcr Lewis, The oldcEt son Of Mg,.
MARI. NJ 1oc,,pt nm hr har tornc,
=, ,,r,oo. ,~,th r., ,r,,,t.,r ,,u,s ~
tno Nosolnt'onasy army, was IfHs,o
Secretary to Pt#sllent jefferson shuttly
after tia purchase -of tho Louisiana Ttr.
rIt0ry, a1Nl VIVA selected 10 cxntoru that Teri.
tuvy. 10 Ind nsfl,tsstuu frtuu tuc p.csjIcu:
~ sclcrtine- bis ptI uud CO,upa,I!ul,. anil hi
chose LIEUT., C,ark, vi tic regular ARM.
Thc company was 1rronlzc,l Xllll aboa.
thlrtv priyatu ,snlt3,ers, ana commanded h
Cnuts, Lrwis md Clark. Cnpt. Lcwi1 utso tool
ajuttx pnu Of hin tlaycs. u yutlI of Ii, nansl
Tntn' Tom wae rt,,urkahly black, on,, ur,asr
tt,,ucly Il, person nor ATTRACTIVE Il, mou,,rr Ton
WIS Cspt. Lrwls, fayorltu bsly.scrsupi, apl
x,uck by hIa r,oetcr to tbo last. Cant. Lcuh
oftcn tDla INV 'ftAn Ind xayr hfq III. ofter Ut
cxpettith,n hatt rrnseetl inc Rnrky Mountains
and was nSout IN ucscond, the Columbia R;ysr
IeyTts UNA in Tim w,lHrrnrs - vii II mn ct,1IauEa
, 1879-01-10

UV0HHNTs Wftk1H1fr.
Machines OIL the ab0ye-nnmCd principle Are
now NJ work Tn the kaMwuy from lirueil to
MaEly, near luris, and with ycFT satisfactory ro-
suits. 1he systctn Ia use Il unr introduced by
II. Francs, ali engineer, ant ID based "a the
fact that water 1ulk Ut lover temperature pEu.
puEtionutefy to the production Ut the asuos-
pseric pressure. Most of onr rcaIeEs aEo aware
that, although wuler requires heas Ut 21. d.
Qgees Fahrenheit 10 bull At Tho Level Of tue sea;
q much lower temperature IL sufficient To pro-
luro the same clFegk on inc to!, ot . mountain.
Nu will pow explain how that physiological lsrt
IL practically employed. Into rescrvuls Ut THU
ttce.-sse canuot eall 1t q iso!ler, for It has
neither urcular uor Hrc-is introduced t,S@U
1itrus Ut wateE Vt . Temperature Ut w dcGreGs
FuiEeu,leIt, pMd thcu snyerrl Theoretically.
TIE steam it gives of Ut ouru tllsA up the SUPER
incumbent space, aud produces U pressure Ut dl-
teen atuaos spherts. Az long a. 4ny Of tie Va
por Il turned On for moving lhe machine the
pressure IL reduced, aud tho water tnen begins
, 1879-01-10
CALIFORNIA; COLD SNAP.
Severe Weather In the "semi-TropIea,n
btnte-tta I'rnI,nlIe Consenucnres,
San ffdnffsca Chronicle

scverc Weather In the "seml.rrop,e,,,,
Stnte-tta rroV,ntDe Copsenucnre,.
Snn fyasefnco Chronicle.
Thn wco,hcr rrcor1 n nj. Htot, s,,o. ii,
..,ntsa 30 ...".,,,., .,s.., ,e.,', S,se tha
.",l''nX ~ t.o hts'nh"ls '"oS" ''o1n'nS Ike
When tle mercury falls Mt Sacramento to Il and
II degrees tsclow freeziup po,ot, as It di,, mn III.
ntoht. of +ho ,th an, 1-tb tn.t n i. ."e
- ~ ]s" ~" :" ."ss' ~ 40 a"n'st a
eIa'tA"e phe"o'ne"u' hs settiea ram IN Ito
month ot August Wos1td he. Our drFest winter,
are always the coolest, because they arc pccoo.
nun,cd bv nnrttcr1v winds. villa tte raIn rt,s.
~ ,Ia,s ,.s.,, ~. ..,..h .,.a...,,s "''as
~ ~" ''o'. ."s eo"so, kssn'' ~ " tens
hett. Tho ordinary winter north Wlntls cous
with a perfectly clear eKv, and rroluce =
rancr n, tcmnrrotnrc In thr u,cot t,l..s
IL. 49,. .. -. 80 :, 'H'4oa
saIsSs ia..ls TIL auont - .'ern.IE H". !"s uectee'}
~ ", u"e hi!ms u u. usCTses VI lnr hltetaH'n:
n.nvt ss ten' ,,as .o & nb' a ~ .ts,
.,tnt1. .% .' tn,,,x, ~ IN; ,.,,i,, .i ,IF aod
' ,,,,s, 10y ,.n. ""u ta,.. nos 1ni ,1eoni'
iuu T." .ta.a'!."osu HEY pslsa 'to", LIMOS,
sn,uren1, Sa,. VI IL, os . m'mnuta, t, " Is hrehY
sss ,,'i1 III ~ i n T., WI. H.. 1m as neaFr
s,."os 1,tt,,n t.s,. ;n ~ ~ .oh,,a H. Il, U.
I1ees uSum ..es1k po.at " InG " inaoliants Of
Luz Nolen"este1n otaies oo ~ lo ueEsecs heIo7
1etuI -, H., t,.,,,.., .u,,, .o.,,
~ ", i. ~ t..n VIZ iteup.r % ine lhe
upun "a.el M -. ena u @ urss. ~ PeIehcef
en,se ~. l,!at t'he, 1o4 not e1StcoIeu-Ihoilsh
~. ~. aa'.ur na9 LIE uts.n,s,un i.. =! "the
i,n.n ,s'ta."t'.o ah nuiat "aa inea
~, .Ito,, % st't ,s au ,s'nu'e ""fsult4
H.. ttr ""1s" stp rtnun s'.u u'unIn M "hh sa'ah'
..S1n.. ~. ~ ~ ts. ~ nns wv ea'n''i.ts, ht.
saMsu ..s, w. tucu ,'tpo..s,s neia!y ~! that W
E ,usn vsG ~ ~ ptnsuss 't ~ VIZ onns. lhs
, 1879-01-10
IOWA'S NEXT GOVERNOR.

The Dem.. .Greens Cnunttnk on Victory with
the Aid uf TIM Te0htbltloniAtH-They Will
Never Sec tho Day When tin Republicans
Will Give Them Control Of tho state.
r. the Editor u Thf Trturt.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. 8.-Thc Gupctnatorial
contest in iowa next Octobcr Is sotnrwhst pre-
rnaturelY exciting comment. Tue om!uo,ls STIR
among the new spaper fraternity preparatory to
political campaign can bo clearly distinguished,
and necessarily surtntaes a. to this probable re-
suit arc beco.ninR manifold mud interesting.
There Is All uudcrcurrent Of activity that occa-
sionn11y becomes apparent In editorial COM
mcnts, indicating that political lenders discern
from atar tho prctn0n!t!on Of a c1oscly.co1,-
tested battle for supremacy. Tho comparative
ly small majority by which tho Republican party
N the Slate tri1m pied in the Last October eloc-
lion is tho !llMftvo groundwork OIL Which
Democrats and Grtcnhackrra buso their hopes
III success. unqucttonably this illusion exists,
and Will occasion, an unusually exciting cam.
pngn. In their computation Of circumstances
}ayotinR st'cecss, tho r'em..tircens consider Ut
Vital Importance tho opposition al tho TEN.
perance eicnIent tn Goy. GcnF, whose rcnnsrina-
ton A. present writing 10 apparently n f1reyono
tla stnle has aggregated 1o,iNo. Tie.s arc
exclusively from tho Republican ranks. Last
October, VIII, no Prollbi,ory tEeset
IN 1ao,t tSs , s1a r. s snn1s p
Democrats. Fukttn lsaderx c|am that Pro-
h.htt;0n ticket will be placed In nomination II
fioy t'car should b. renoH'fuatss. thereby, they
claim, tnsurin9 their sncrcss. Thcao claims EUR
tainy apoear plausib'e, an! their fnltIlltnent
simply hinges II, this 4urstton: Will Repnb-
icais assfst IN carrying out Democratic -tlrcen-
back proQron1mct Atsure1lty they will NOT
Tbs Pfohiblttonlsts are prastiraily Rcpt,lllcans,
aH.l rannot consistently cntla,,Rer their party's
ktteeesK fnett,ih will IL. HitBerrinIt IL, tf IN
, 1879-01-10
A Gopd Paying I3nstnoss.

o'l.cary goes back to Chicago $1,000 richer
than he was before be begau his walk. There
are not many tncn WHO mado III, 200 last week.
It Ia equal TO the entire TalmaRtan salary for
year. It is as much as the abcst Of the able
OF sear's salary Of the President. Not q nov
eIst 1T the yeaF has porkrtetl M much. Not
more ttan titzen books hare been written dur
ft1 tue year which vii! even bring IL to their
authors an equal sum. There ia not Governor
In ,fe land that receives rs a.uch. We again
direct thu attention 0f young men who desire
to get int, good pay!iig business to the ad.
yansages Offered by adopting the profession Of
pcdestri,nsm. 1t paws better thpn preaching,
governing, editing, writing, or baseball.
, 1879-01-10
l'netry fur NswspaIers.

Why DO wntncn persist tn wslttug poetrys II
not the sex sufficiently cruel without tllis ter
ribIs VIEWPOINT Amt US lenc as they asa deter
u,lucd u wrltc it, why lun't they put It into
the proper measured What ulakes them think
that the daily neWspapeE--a euassc, dull recorl
Of matters Of taet-Eas spare for ptplusi What
niakea them think thxt tbs hurried workers On
tue tnaxuzine editor. IIe ha. plenty Of time,
and ho likes verses, They arc l,arl VI the ico1
ut his vast brain. iIu has wnoe month 10
rcaA AMI cujoy his poetry, and when he puts It
into Lis luuxnzine IL Xots tH every St1te III the
union. a daily paper ctrrulatts in oniy four "
tva Status, pefhups, AID IL read bf pes4ous
, 1879-01-10

LFHE1HH0f1 NNN. -.
judge johnson yesterday morning decided ~
case Of Bucknrr RooInkol agalnst iianr'll. :; :;
Robinson. Robson Is 10 years Old. and nafaaa
his last wife after haylug been w!lnw+r HIss
months. The parties litg ut a Mcfho4s.s
church, and 1t appearstl to BE- cnin Ut lure >. -
first sight. After uiarrIa1e. huweyer, rb1Ess
came Ger the spirit Of tieir ttrran. Mrs. hae "
iusnn discovered that tho worldly goosls w
WHICH hrr Hecu tosu had her endowed, Is ~ ~
fondly Imagined, ta reality neIonEcu to q, ~
children. wiIcreupon she ulccfemonlt'slT ..; H.;
hin to !xht llfe's battles nionc, aud lrsass 's
ever aftcr to retlru aud slsre ts Joys a:l1 w.
rowe After three years of wtllful abscicet T.. u.
old tuau sued for aud ottalned q sltyuf.c; ~,
Court re,lsark,ng that As was surry he rnld ~. ~.
make thu decree 10 that Robinson to:sld W. -
marry again without ts chtslreu's raasell1, "
he thought thu man nGcJel q guardian.
, 1879-01-10

A most ct1tel *; Osur5 Of Bpouk Snowman
has Just Leen lnudu tu Brooklyn. Thcru wus q
s4eliuntstie male Hau,rd Janles, showing t>rtrn-
Ia! spirits and superusturat things. OF courte
he Eua vabtn-t. 1Htl attended 10 business III
same lDiaitcrs for truth NOTICED TINT Nf.
Jalucs Mas particular u!4out the hanlliug u lis
clothing, aud aIc vi tLs 'cou1itions" of pro.
aueiDg ghosts was that Ills hands md clothing
Nerx uut " b. touched. Yhe seekers for pure