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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14
sTEE,S OF TEE E.Gys

A new disease has appeared ia soG!e Ct tic
towns OF New Hampshire among Tie c2tt!9,
which bstti IS al! attempts 10 aaY.
The official ceusus Of Kansas, Just completed,
shows that the population Of the State % the
fret of March las: was S49,97S.
The consIituicnalily Of the federal election
law will be decided by the UGlled Sates Su-
preme Court iG O3;cber q & 10 case appealed
from Cpci1lati.
Mary Valentine, Ecaliy eighty years ct fga.
who has been voluntary loma;c OF tho New
York Tonbs fer lhc pass lartcr ct c1n,dr9
to save herself from b2irg temp!td 10 d!LE is
dying
President Hayes has tc,ep:cd &C invitation
to visit Indianapolis GurIDs lhc State lair week
10 Octob>r The President has al3o acc. pied
60 Invitation to visit the S:G!2 fir at N2lsho,
Kansas. September 25.
Capt. Webb, tho Eagish swimmer, yestt1-
day accomplished The feat G; swimming from
Sandy HOOK to Marha;tan Bach, distance
Of eleven miles. lie arrived ahead OF time and
10 good couGiIion.
Twenty eight recruits ior tbs naval str'iec
left st. Louis lss: night, IN charge Of Lieut..
Tsunt, for New York, where they will be put
90 board the training ship Nl'nne5oia. Over
! 20 more boys arc wai,in. tho surgeon <
animation.
A SOD Ct Cbsrlcs J.. Jewell, oftbu N:w York
near Poughkcepse, Whic gathering apples 10
al orchard yesterday, Was siu1g BY a lumber
of hornets aud died irCm the (ii'.Cis OF the
stngs in half au hour. lie Was tta years old.
The Forcsters, 10 scs:icu 10 St. Souls, yestcr.
day decided 10 regard 10 the Jew degree 10
open o sanctuary Oh Friday cvetiug, when the
fifth executive cOuOci aad number 81 Gcle-
gates will be Initiated, 50 thai they may pro
mulgste he nlw degree 10 their own localities.
Fred. Noct, veteran G,lli:g g! the Fifth
Ohio Regiment, aud rts.jcGi ii The Oid
Soldiers uUn!c, al Dayton. Or, ai;.7 afsgng
log his sDppvt 10 tie lie thl71i ator: # tic
barracks, gaG. Whild ii co1ysTs4!iuu with q
| cJmrade, dcl!btc;..9 c?cu2i The window ant
s2Tang cut. lighting o. ~, breast. .:01u1Uf
! Lecessa,ily ia!Ai 3jHfies.
\ large uc1tiJ- q .t,i.GcG attic :nCy.G
men Vas httt il fllsd..pia i2.t 49,: f, aud E
c0mml',@c q - 81 1in,ri - make r7rar-.a.
m@E'S ilr the Tecep .ou I! tie cGlac,d nil ~
c1npaaI.a ron !'p,;3r;HG;h. Va. NJ lcsk
3.ijiC.Uic a1:! l. J-taC. ,x,,cic;: ,hl.c c. HE
2U;i4 ltS;aot. Z Committee us also nrun sp
po!utcd at Cape May 20 rcc-ro lien :lcta.
Felix MunshGwtr has been acrns;ad au3 taken
to Frederick. Nd, charged w!ti! lie n4ugdcr Of
James l.. W"'z.;. mIth whom hc waE u; aG.
Iing, ucav Emmcttsburg last hi.nl... TIE
| body OF Wc'2 i vas found l,0seIy bui,d, :5c
esrth barely cJveripg i. O. txamlrilg Lile
head bullet hole was iou1d 10 The back of it,
Munshower tod rambling ard 4iscuun. ed
story of leaving his friend 10 the woOGs Wctz:
was abon! DO years old, uum r;icd. sd aboul
the same reputation IS Nlu1ahowvr The twu
men were first cou,Ior. There / considerable
eXctemGUi ovsr the ifiir
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AEfSEf.ss.I VIEWS.

There ate q1ite e III MIR OF ca - Of /, phoid
t.ver at 5 anardsVc.
Edward Lewis, from fredericksburg, was re.
celved at the Psnt"uliary Yesterday 10 BE- cou.
hned tGero Tor Jour yeaIs, tor burglary.
The barn Of Ilamp:on CccIcuom. in Shcn.
andosh county, sas des'ryicd By ga LEGENDARY
IRE Monday morning, together w.th lis entire
wheat and hay crops, iAru.ing i'm oic1cn.s,
harness and : tons OF phosphate.
MiIly Turner. c1!ofcl, was lodged 10 isi, at
Warrcntoa last Saurdsy, having cJn!psscd
that en- y uuc - last :he mud red her Lew byrn
baby By stuflus rags Gt1 is mouth, aud then
bid the body ia feeder stack Mi!y lived
near E.lut Hill, Eappahanpo-k county.
The Collector O. tic R,chmand di.,,;cs sa;s
tbat mere lhan forty persons 10 that. district
have flied their b0uds il his Uthc. iGr the pu7
pose Ct eGRagius 10 the distiIla!On Ct vie from
tiuis, and that from iie,cvt Indications there
vii be Eundrcd engaged Ia !hc Business this
year.
The friends Of the l.lc g. G. Curtis, Of Rich
mond, who vas killed ty JJhu P5irdcxur,
have dctcTniocd 10 TCmov. his body from the
Shockoo lii cemetery to Hollywood Tho
monument intended to BE- pisc i cver,ho ersvc
Ct the deceased has bctn ready for some time,
and only awaiting the r. moval OF tho body to
its new resting place before Il is put up.
y difficulty OF sometime s:pDt;i9G between L.
I. Chapp2lIe and Jchn Pichari, Of D:naidiie
county. culGinatcd CO Tuesday il lbs shooting
OF the former by the later with o shctguU, the
chage Of lqnir!cl shot catering CEgpprlIe's left
shoulder, lLtl c.lrc 3 dangerous wourd. Pich-
ard was about to fire astconi barrel, but Chap.
pell begged him 20: to do SO. aad ne desisteS.
Prchard has been arrested and lodged in jail
The village Of Deep Creek, Norfolk couoty,
is excited over Il case vi Tobb.,y ard arson. Fer
sono time pas! the Mil Of Mes:rJ J)h1
j.. Roper 4 Go. has been repeatedly robbed o!
grain, without any clue being obtained. Last
Sunday Dght z cao1gd man named Henry 1lor
ton was discovered inside tho mill flung sacks
with corn. The mill was at olce surrounded,
and vigorous effort made 10 c.puro the theft
but he escaped in the liTknis7. Sunday night
Horton returned toDeep Creek, a9d otter setting
fire to and destroying the h0us. in which he
lived, trGk u muo AID il,a to the Dismal
Swamp
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10 t2lCinic caaiU:reTs in this section of the
> ate, AMI, IS a. prt sint advised, there are net
many OF them, are keeping pretty quiet. What
seems 10 people who hsvo not accustomed them.
selves 10 discover the springs Of human actions
IL the fact that the main strungth of the oppo
sllon to Tie payment OF he States Just debt,
that Is in the cities, is supplied by those who
would not be materially affected either By the
settlement OF rerudialicn Of the Indebtedness
OF The Safe, savo in the Indirect way as shar,
ING ia The prolonged tu.oess depression that
the latter alternative would occasion. The tax
payers Of the cities, a. q general rule, are sill
~ Iavor Of paying he States debt aud reuov
l,g The debt question from the domain of
State politics, even though, according to the
Unjust AID iLcd ccu,!policy OF the State their
property bears much heavier rate Ct taxation
thrn that Ct their fc!low ctiz2Ds of the
coubi2s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY b
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVEN'G, AUGUST IA. 1879
10 en- art Gle 90 tn. Spropue Conklirg affair,

10 en- art Gle 90 tn. Sproeue. Conkirg affair,
the C!ncGlali Gazoite, while censurlng Senator
C0nk.iDg ard Mrs. Sprague for their notorious
disregard Of conventional prophecies, says 1T
would bn ha,d 10 believe that so ambitious
sitong minded ADD selfish woman, 10 50 high
slcjal position as Mrs. Spraguc, would throw
away herself in love affair."" Now this is
Just where cur contemporary is wrong. for
While 1t is urquestionably true that women
have mere Control Ct their eroic emotions than
neD, there Is nothing better established than
the fact That wh00 q wtmen, though she be
ptrsoritod se'il-Encsa 10 all other respects, is
DaSsl0nnteIy Infatuated with man, especially
as 10 tho case Of Mrs Srrague, who is not rt-
sii2teu b7 religious conVciors. and whose
m.,tsi rcIa,iaas with her husband had long
ago Deen suspcnd3i, tier. il % rick of il Jury
tG h1r5iit an: her family that she will not run,
and GorhIrg ahe VII. not sacrifice, il order to
l!2a52 h,u. Incre IL 90 use to furnish any of
'Ec rnmcrons Illustrations history affords to
n y ''!s, l0c IS sircGg evidcrce ns could be
.:'.f.a i supplied ty tic experience Of every
vs.n&- even 10 IBIS couatry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14

AT breakfast at lloDg Kong. given by the
Governor General. ct which General Grant and
COL Mosby were present, The former, 10 con
vIr5ltg about bis trip through Palestine and
d'scribiog the read from Joppa to jerusalem,
said 1t WAS the worst road 10 the world be bs-
litved, certtioiy the worst be had ever travelled.
Co.. Messy, interrup:iDg. said. General, l
think you lave travelled one rougber road"
The General said. "Where?" COL Mosby said,
"Frcm Rapidau 10 Richmond" Gen. Grant
Laughed AID said ho believed there were more
ols:aclcs to overcome 90 that road
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College commencement, Axe.

CORES . lcGc2 g! the Al zaU1ria G z.tte.
BLACKSEUHG, Aug. ll.--Thc Calendar de-,
cares Ii to b: August, tu; oua'J physical seDsa
tiors w.uia ra:ber lad cl'e O;;Ob.r. Ter the
| weather Is Geo! auorgl 10 make warm clothing
aud mnrGag AID ovccu,, FRS acceptable
This Lively moua,ain t0wa is in a pleasant
fiutter Of Excitement just noT, il anticipation
oi ths c0mmeEc mt exercises. The event Ct
yesterday: Sunday, wli tbs ANNUAL scrn5u be
fore the Y. NJ. =. a and the B shops vista
tlou to RsV. Mr.. D:Glc's PARISH, I'd led much
to the Interest Of tae day
By 10 80 a. CO. ri,itorS from trc ,wo cnl
phur sprluss, aai as uaoy Back burglars a.
could Ind sl!tlos or s'anjiss room, crowded
The spacious Episcopal Churca. Consticuoua
10 the congregation wa tAo exec. fi2ure of Cav
Holiday.
Bishop WLivls preached fem lhcteyt, "ua
who EooWrth to a. IO0t, and doch i, not to
him Il is s'a. y Tia; people are much MORO
prone TO slns CT omission than Of commission,
although the former are ps heiaOus ia the sight
oil Hod as the LATER, wia nla theme, which 9as
presented IN touc& - earnest and tender az %
resch every heart. Ihe B21e Of this good
Bishop is frequent Hmo@sal all dc1cminalsns
OF Chrls,isr9 iha ri;c If confirmation was
Administered to L ,unL"rci applicants, and the
beautiful prayer clieei ov.r e.cI, aod 50 oft
repeated. lnRcr 4 il the m.mcrg drrins tho
alter hours OF abe qaiaJ Sa3as.h day.
At Tight the 2.T. y. + Hatcher, D. D., Ct
enc ct the B,D:i-t Churches Of Risbmopd.
preached he sn..ai scr-lJ3 before the Y. N.
{. A. 10 tho Dill Ila!i. spacious badiug ;us,
completed aud fitted IT, FIR the exercises Of the
occasion. Five huadred parsons were present.
GA the pIa'iy:rl w-rc tic rrioi:icrs of tho
,oso, VIZ: R.VJ. ais. niwo. Episcopal; Mr..
PresiOo, Pses5y;cTaI: Dr.. NailanaSsy, B.p
list, aud i. ". Benz, hi"lhoti-t, all Of whom
participated 10 tie sciviias
Dr.. Hatch&E taok .r his text Joho, 10 char.
aud 3Sth verse, After this joseph Ct All.
rnathca i bag d!.ci, ia Ct Jesus. hut secretly
Tor fear o. the J~wI tcsoucht Pilot that he
might take aWa7 the b1dy OF Jesu3: sud Pilot
gave hin leave He sar!ao, was Intensely in.
tercs.ios, aad viii iorg to rcn:mbarcd By
thcs. who heard il. Y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14
EE5ksEsG,T VIEWS.

Emmanuel Hernana Ficbte, the German
philosopher, is dead.
The Duke Of Hsnlton's kentucky bred FLY
Saratoga "o0 the Runuymedc plate at E,han,
yesterday.
4 Vienna dispatch reports that the fire in
SeraJeVo Is got yet cEtias ushed. Twenty SOL.
dltrS o. the garrison arc reported killed wound.
ed or uissiog.
The Popc's physicians are removing their
complaints OF his prGtIacted confinement His
Holiness has asked the advice Of the cardinals
about Pcfugia.
The Porte hes 80 army Of 100, 900 men dis
tt!butcd along tho Turco- European frontier,
and conflicts arc anticipated with Greece, Bull.
garia and Roumelia.
Extreme difficulty il iouEd in selecting a
successor for Coun, Audrassy lila resigna,
to the House Of HARRISBURG will depend 90 the
choice o! successor to the Ccuot.
Heavy floods are rtpJr,cd 10 some districts
Ct Ne" South Wales. The beach between
Peualirro Head aCd Palliser bag, neg Il ,aland
II s!nwn With The VII OK ice Of largo shin,
Al! hands are supposed 10 have been Loaf.
Charles T.. Gtissell, The civil engineer &C
custd oi u breach OF privilege Of the House Of
decision 81 tic Private Bills Committee, has
surrendered hio,sslf. Mr.. Ward, who was
under aIs>at, obtained lis own release on plea
Of II: health.
1t Is expected 10 parliamentary circles in
Sp.iu itat the Cortos will 1esssembic at or
aeont he cnd OF Jotobsr. when tie pr j ,cted
Marriage CT k'ng Alfonso with the Archduch
Gas Male CT Austria will be discussed, and
thnt alter Tic adjournment Tor the wedding the
chambers vii proceed 10 Tho discussion of the
ir9poa-,! forms il CnbG.
: '""!' O. Tuesday attempted to plu1dcr the
G',i'arg STORE - Sartj ia. aud also collected
'hr""'rn'9eiy before tie barracks. Mauv ar,
-".'n .@.'2 laacr. L. was observed that during
tag 'fvtstss o! tic hIc 90 tho S:h iost roany
cartridges exrodrd in burning houses. The
report that the fire is not tx inguished refers
merely 20 smouldipg ofthe rufus The shops
IN tho cl'y Which escaped destruction are
being rcopeped.
a conference OF delegates raprasertipe 600.
coo niaers was held io Manchester. Enelaud
yesterday. Nr Macdonald, president Of the
ocuercIco, pointed cut that there vas some
opening tor miners 10 the U1ited States. as
during the recent depression 10 the mining in.
dnstr9 IN Pennsylvania and elsewhere rum
per OF men soue ht other employment. A reso
!ulon was unanimously passed iu fsvcr of cmi.
grafton to the United States.
Al imperial decree is published in Vienna to
dday constituting the new Austrian ministry
Termed by Count Taafa, as follows: Count
TASTE 10 be President of the Council sod min
ister OF the Interior. Dr.. Won Strcmsyr. min
lster OF Justice and public worship. Baron
Jqius Won Horst, mitistcr of paliopal deferce.
III nerf fskenhayn. minister Of agriculture. Herr
mne'ueineim, mlolster OF commerce. Herr
Chestek, minister of Goanoe. Herr biennial
koWsky. and Herr Prszak, ministers without
portfolios.
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EFsS.1 E3.gSHEyTG T3.y


special Correspondence Of tie Ale5a. Gazette.
HAsHIHG-oE. D. C., Aug. II, 1879,
lie question Of tic location CT The grounds
OF The Na,i92a! Fair Association, which has
been a'most es dEeG.: to safe as thst respec,
los site !Oc ;hc ny city poatoGee. has been
Determined .; last, Ivy Cay, the site hereto,
fore aI'udsd 10 lie this correspondence, Oh The
old BisdensburG rcai, WAS selected this morn
log, and eog'1eeis %:a a9g tr2sgci in survey.
iug and layiog it CT.
Ihe duel which toCk place here yesterday be.
tween young M.ssEs Barnard aud TAYLOR turns
out 10 have beca meek affair. The pistols
were loaded with ha.k cartridges, That fact
was kD0w1 10 Taylor, ere 0! the rsrties. but
not to Barnard, Tac Vas 10 earnest both when
DC scot tho challenge acd wbcu lie went out to
tight They are both alarmed COW because
they bkvc bsta tod that they have rendered
THEMSELVES liablo 10 tie icnali.s Of MARYLAND
IS We'll ss p!st.lo: !s" !,r stIciaS AID ACCEPT
log CHALLENGE.
Dir. Il. V. L. Gartett, Ct Alexandria, who
lost his poslien 20 The Treasury Department.
shcrt tue ago, has been S,appoiu,ed to az
equi'ly as good p'act Ii &c sane department
lhe notice 10 yesterday Gsz tic OF the arm
or "otn eT federal otii;.rj duciog the civil
war rsu'nds hen ne!!'g=reo; gentleman halo
'na1 t0n' u me same s>I7 0! breastpatrs were
rccelVed 10 this city aad Alexandra duriog tho
war, snd bought y uttc rs CT thuic Way to the
front. Aaot4cg ael.t,mln who was in the
Coti.dara;o gcrvtc. says that at Cold Harbof
| aad Gaines Mill he saw several Ct Them r,
dead E.ders! ciEoa.s ard ,h.t J., -smem,o,s
,wu rar.icr'.rr mems, ,,ar "a ,'a1- 'a.r'.
ars1 one hr ,.,on, -. III -. ~ p'tl''
- i'>N- VI '''' '~' '"' o'teF ~
| n-'.'a JAIL
Az early H!trmGa wsE 10 G9t Considered j.,
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The War in south A,uerIc.

PANAMA, Aug. G.-1he roruvisns spuet r
disposed TO take the initiative il Tho struggle now
going on, once having sa.i. fed themselves Of the
greater speed Of their few ships, insignificant in
numbers and strength us compared with their
enemies: The last raid CT the Euascar stirred
up the Chllisn admiral and he returned TO ioui.
que, bombsrdin it Tor half 81: hour or 50 on he
evening Of July lG.h. Less than fifty prcj settles
were thrown into tho city, but tho centres of the
population. even the cusries OF the Peruvian
forces, Wsre untouched. Business on tho whole
coast Of Peru is demorsiZsd
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duel had been fyug6l acar E!*,!castulg 5es!or.
dsy caused 2 stir Il u Arlington TIC psr:ics
70 inc affair were Fr.ri> :. Taylor, "a? o! j.
and Eoecr: 3 Barnard aGoi Is; iAa ..."icr u
clerk IN lie IL! = 0: i:ou. G.,s I. icoas mai .!.c
latter SIR. foaaG's Ecohnw "a J.. .Tnio secIo.
t3rF. II meeting M LoG5 too; p,Gct ~ J SAVER
the scene Of Mr. HoAGg pat IN enc % the farce.
IL Is Slid by thcse rlestu.-a iargC Iciegali0r---
that JouEe BarD@TG, wh~2n hoaor ii t@an tar
nlshed. III his opinion, by Ccrtaia rtllsclions
which Taylor had made on his recently, was the
victim o. u practical ioke, tno contents of the
pistols used being msr6ed by an absence OF any.
thing calculated to il Act injury on the par;ic-
pants in the stlrsy. Both Of Tie -0hs.arts have
gone into retirement in Virginia, AID u4a.ever
the result Of the meeting mag havo beer. no sp.
pI.hension is felt that Tic injuries received by
either of tho principals will prove f.;al.
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The Fourth Ward Meeting.
the editor of the -A5erandria Gazette

10 the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
al tie meeting led in the In Ward for the
pu,pis, OF elcc;irg delegates to The senatorial
convention. 10 be held in this city on the 4,h of
September, TIE following RESOLUTION wa7 adopt
ed uaarinou:!s:
That Nh. Ftsaes i. SGaitb. having received
the votes ct tbs meeting as their choice for
Senator, be requested to appoint the delegates
to tie CONVENTION"
As Mr. Smith is absent from the city ge
Wou!d .ka 20 kn9~ who assumed he authority
to nsue lhe delegates?
We ~ouIa also like 20 Know VII } .ssrmed the
authority ct repos'!-g the proceadins of tho
neeting as tho See-stsry did not do SO?
MANY VOTERS.
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YELLOW FEs-EEk.

There were tGvuIy .'arco ucw cases aud
twelve deaths from ysIIo@ fever officially
reported at Memlhls yesterday. Onc moro
death occurred after the rtpo1t closed.
There is not 4 case Ct fever q! C:rini:l. Miss.
Mobile proposes h removed qu2;art;no 70.
sir;c:ious as 10 New 0Glcars 10 n, row
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14
National Cotton EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Aug. II AT 10 days session
OF the National Cotton Exchange Dir. Camp,
bell, of Ca, was elected president for the next
two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-14

The supposed murderer of John Cramp.op.
who was Killed near Betseie. Nd. on Tuesday
night, IL negro named Shahn, who has been
arrested,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-11
A Circus Of His Own.
OIL C;ty Derrick.

81 say. John. did you see the cir.
cusi" yelled little boy to another last
evening. .'N.o-o. I didn't see the cir.
Gust snserinsly said John, who had
bssn kept in the house for disobsdisnee.
"Hump! Ought to have been there;
biggest show you ever seed. slefant and
camel and boa contwister and and
everything. II I couldn't 60 to circus
I'd run away, "who wants to see yer
old circus, yelled John. 81 had a cir
Gus all to myssl. Tied the milk pitcher
to the cats tail. and the cat knocked
down two flower pots, and smashed the
pitcher and broke pane Of glass. Git
away with yer old circuses, been to
mors'n four hundred. and didn't have
20 much fun and didn't get licked
nuthsr." and the boy who had been to
the circus smiled sickly smile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-11

PRorsssoR Ito preparatory in geometry
class )-"Find the volume OF a sphere
whose rsdius 10 two feet" Preparatory
',Pleass. repeat that. Professor. Pro
fsssor-"The volume Of sphere whose
radius 10 two feet" Prspsratory-"1-
I don't understand" Professor-"I
want you to fnd the volume Of q sphere
with radius Of two feet" Preparatory
Yes, but-how high is the spherel"
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Hs looked up very humbly, and said
hs was sorry to be found in such place.
but he could assure the court that he
was never in the prisoners box before.
"Nsvsrl" asked tho court, with some
severity. "Look a.here. Judge" said
the eulprit. 'name the fine, but for
heavens sake don't spring that Pima
fore gag on . fellow"
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plcrAro. KEAssEE.

DICrAr0R KEARNEE.
San Franeiseo Alta.
Two years aGo drove dray,
Hat sss what Q man am to-dayi
Anoag ths workers vent 10 aud fro.
And loudly eswled. "Ths chinsss must sor
And now am Dictator ot tho W. T. Z.
Iesshsred thsm sil on the Sand Lot bleak.
And haransued them regularly once week,
talted TO them long aud talked to them
And passed. round the hat to each man in the
crowd
passed round the hat 90 csr,fullsc,
That many big dollar came In to me.
An Op,w Latter sooo set snoat
To teal frvs- born citizens how TO vote:
To gsther In the ducats Was very ny,
And sold lots Of stock to whosvsr would
buy.
The Opsn Litter racket was good one
for mo.
A Workinsmsn's Temple I said we must build.
For ths ufs Of the Unions Of every trade and
lad :. -ouldar build I, If We had to go in
And ths, woriingmsu's Temple We haven't
v: s.vear got. Temple. but. 'ou hear
The temple Fund Vas "nuts" for Dennis
Ksarnse. .....
I~... to Massachusetts, to help White Piumsd
And svery insI got chance passed the hat
I.Aoas.d -Pool your issues r' and gathered
In the dimes,
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GOLD HILL WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE H. 1879
BlsKERs AND BRoKERs.

LOUIS MoLAAI......"......:...Ir Irs1dsa,
J. O. ,caS y. 1xGTiY. !. 1. SsocS, x''''
JAMES q. PAIR.
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ISSUES ooumsrcisl and favslees' orsdits,
available In any part Of the world. hakce
trsnsfsrs Of money by telegraph and oshls, and
daVs sxchangs Ai custom1ry nIsnoss.
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