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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23

Dr. Ainsworth, |. s. A. ,.-
 pie. "'i''
 Ar. T. J. Shull is in receipt of A letse, rom Mr. Gideon Brooke, in San Fr.ne;seo stating that his health is improving.
 John W. Riddingion, who has l,ee, an. pointed Aojuiant-5eneral or Oregon. va, once printer in Cambridge, Mass.
 Charles E. Fitch, editor of the Rorhests, Democrat, lectured ID that city last Tues. day night 9n John Milton as politician. v
 Ulysses Srant, IT,. has just become mar, owner, II Is reported, in the Evening Star lode, one of Governor Routts mines. a, Leadville
 The fftieth birthday of Friedrich Spiel hAgan the poet, was recently celebrated in Berlin by number of authors and artists,
 General Pemberton, who surrendered ficksburg to Grant, has taken up his resi- dence in Philadelphia, and desires ts re- lumc his citizenship.
 Speaker Randall is said to have accented an invitation from CaIlioruia Democrat to take the stump for them in tbe approach. ing campaign.
 Geo. w. Curtis deserves the thanks Of the citizens Of Prescott: for the sub,tsptiaI foot bridge which be has. at his own ex- Pense, built across Granite street, opposite the City Hall.
 Judge Samuel B. Ludlow, of oswego. is said to be the oldest living graduate of Yale College. His age Is eighty-s six, and he was of the glass of 1909.
 The people of St. Johns and spsingeryilIe. in Apache County, have agreed Io disagree as to where the county seat shall be located, and from present indications both of the afore mentioned towns will be Jeff out in the cold as the Mormons will see that It is located centrally-say snow Flake.
 Jonh Gillsou, formerly of seIkirk & Go, Prescott, is registered at the Palace, San Francisco. After seeing the sights at the Bay. Johnny will visit friends at Carson City, and then go to Bodie, where he ex- poets to engage permanently in business with hIs brother, who has large mercantile business st that thriving mining center.
 The Germans appear to have got their way with Samoa. Our country has been unfortunate in its choice of consular agents for those islands, and as a consequence the commercial advantages contemplated by the Washington convention are not likely to be realized.
 A. J. Finlay, the old agent of the Colo rsdo Steam Navigation O., is BOW station ed at Msricops and is the business mana ger of the $. F. R. R. A more competent or accommodating gentleman cannot be found anywhere.
 Sheriff Walker and Vim. Hardy went out to the Peck Mine this morning Mir Hardy, VIC understand, goes to demand possession of the mine and mill Tor the Peck Mining Company, and Sheriff Walker to serve cer- tain papers. preliminary to the demand. It is understood that no attempt to take foreible possession is in contemplation, but merely to make 8 legal demand for the under the law preparatory to ultimately obtain legal possession.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
Friday,s News.

For good beer go to the Excelsior Brew cry.
 II you want good drink of beer call at the Excelsior Brewery.
 The best beer manufactured in Arizona can be found at the Excelsior Brewery.
 Doc. J. H. Pierson, of Peoples Valley, is in town attending to business.
 Ice Cream is dished up at the Cabinet. "
 Nesh4nnock potatoes at cents, Lemons pounds
 The grain crop of Salt River valley is said to be hght.
 Rusher tS Atkinson's train arrived this morning from the railroad with i6,920 pounds or freight for L. Bashford & Co, and 23,9o2 pounds for the Government, Camp Verde.
 Greenup's train brought in for L. Bash ford & Co, 15,3l0 pounds of bacon, which will be sold at very low figure.
 Bryan,s train is due with the following freight:
 l.. Bashford & O., i0,SOO; Kendall, se0 5; Government--v --verde--l5,OoO; whippIe, 5000; Heispring, BIO.
 D. Levy & Co, sell pot&toes at 3lS cents pound; Wheat 3 Ii per pound, and beans at 6 cents.
 Shirpser, ai the IXL Store, has potatoes at cents per pound.
 L.. Bashford & O., have received, during the week, over 40,OOO pounds of assoreed merchandise for ih-ir store, which is au in- dicatisn that times are lively.
 A report is in circulation that Johnny Nc Neal, the freighter, had died at Msricopa a few days since. We think and hope the report is untrue.
 TIE PEcK.-Joseph R. Walker, Sheriff of Yavapai County, went out to inc Peck ou Tuesday, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Pierce, and Wm. Hardy, Superintendent, for the purpose of taxing possession of the mine and mill under an order of C Jurt Con- missioner Hargrave. They were resisted by an armed force and were unable to take possession. Those holding tue mine claim to be doing so by an order of Judge Porter, of the 2nd Distinct, who, it is asserted, is acting outside of his jurisdiction.
 List of letters remaining in the Prescott postoffice, May 24th.
 w. E. Ainerson, W. BaldersoD, B. Ben- nett, J. B. Bentley, F. Britain, T Barry, c. Bishop, W. Clanton, W Compsie, A D Compton-4, D Devare, NJ DickeD, W M Ds- wis, F Grant, A l. Goodman, J Gardner-2, W L Goodman, R Grigsby, c W Hill, c Johnson, B Jssrowitz, W P Linn, s Lan- cue, H NJ Leddon, E Il McDaniel, W H Malsinger, R W c Mitchell, J Nee, E Mi ner, NJ Mortin, l. Munk, Mrs. Pierce, c Reed, Siggins, c R SchOomaker, c Sla- yer. D Traner, K TadlocK-2, NJ E Thom- as. s Taylor, H c Vankirk, W Wallace, J NJ Webster, J W Walker, J W Young, A Zuber.
 When calling for these letters please say advertised
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
WEDNESDAY,.

The wind bloweth and the rain goeth.- Our first attempt at poetry.
 An emigraut wagon passed through h. diaoOls, Iowa, one day last week, going m an easterly direction, labelled on the cover, "Going back to my wite's people"
 Dan Thorne and Jake Marks went out to the Agua Fria Shelter this morning, where Mess. Tnorne & Hutchinson are having their Silver Belt gre reduced.
 John Hance, hay and wood contractor at Camp Verde, is in town to-day with his teams.
 J. NJ. Sanford has invented a new rat trap, which he intends to introduce m the southern cities of Arizona-Lot's of rats down South.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
IMpoRTASr ORDER.
Appointnsns of n. Brooks. Receiver of the Peek Mine. snnulied by Jadgs Porter.

4 telegram from Phenix this mornin z announces the following order: E. G. Peck vs Peck Mining Company and W. s. Hobart and Alvinzo Hayward:
 PHEsIx. May g, 1872. Ia chsmbers-on reading snd fling of sfidavits of P. ". Blake and Wm. Hardy, and certified copy of letter of W. s. Hobart, after consideration of the matter. find that the order restraining the defendants from interfering with tho property mentioned in plain tifE-s complaint was improperly granted.
 DEFoREsr PORTER.
 Associate Justice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
MARRIED.

Horos-rRros-M wIlow Greek, May a, is79 py Rev. D. B. Wright Mir. ]. P. Hough, to Miss Amanda Tipton, both of this Territory. In Tucson, May IS. ai the residence of Mr. wm Zecksndo'f, bE Rev. J. E. Adsrson, MT. B. c. May nsrd, of this city, and siss Lie Edgington. of San F ancfsco.
 loar congratulations and best wishes extended. coLLUMBER-CHAMBERs Bittervater, San Be nfo coun y, a, April n 1879. by Rev. MT. Hutton, Wm. Cullrmber to Angeiine Chamhers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23

The Alaska arrived at Sitka on the 1st of May, aud everything was lovely. The Indians had not massacred the wsites. who were going about their ordinary business without any immediate apprehension of sud den death.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23

Senator Voorhees is as untamed and ferOclOus as ever. He call the Government of the United States a modern despOtism. 1" The tact that NIT. Vorhees dares to use such language is the most convincing evidence of its falsity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
Notice to Creditors.

Estate or EDWARD F.BowKEs, deceased. Notice s hereby given by the undersigned AdIninis trztrx Of the above named tste to the credtOrs of and z persons having claims against said deceased exhibit the same with the vouchsEs within te- months from tSe first publication of this notice to the undersigned at the corner of Willis and Nontexuns Streets in the Village of Prescott County of Ysysp4i, Territory of ArtzoEk,
 Prescott. May 2i.-idl lw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS
Deirnuuenf Nossce.

N sssntsrai nlaaa of ba<in<=s ase Brsae<noo ss<sl asrsia. hcaelaa af sprk< Ia Aaae Ds<xrze1 nrs- sAsa EaaAsass. Eesefai cssntS, Arl2nea Terz1tarJ- SoEEcE- I1s 4eiza4 4<zt Af-8 t4s fa-2e~1nx <e- ssFff,a s&ack, sRrouns ~ fke. a Ersnx .n lks fsarlsossA azy ef MkrxA. lsr7. tAs ssrsr.z AatxsEs. ss tSlsss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
NOTICE TO FREIGHTERs.

FrNgsssrs and oshers who wish employment for they sAms, procure loading of lumber zt paying rates from this o the mi site of Central Arizona Mil compny. txeiv- miles below wicsenburg. For infor- mssion to price, etc., aDply to J. GoDwArEa BRo-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of cAsrAR BAuMAsS, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the admin rator of the above named estate to the creditors and ali persons having claims against said deceased exhibit the with the necessary vouchers. within ten month from the rrt publication of tnis notice, the undersigned Ht the AriEons Brewery. Gurley Street. in the Village of Prescott County of Yayspai, Territory Of Arizona
 JUL. N. tODENBURG,
 ADMINISTRATOR. Prescott. May 2I, 1s7e-4tw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23

pimplss on Che face and lnst shood csn possrg b cured The sick and afflicted should fa ts cali npon him, The Doctor has travelled exteustvcly tn knfpp< snd inspected thoronshly the various hosptais there obtaining cal of in formation which he H comretent 10 impart those need of hs seEtfcss DIX OIbbON vii! make no charge unless De e1ect cure. Persons at distance NAY Ef CURED AT H08k. Allcommunications strictly ennhdenfisl You see one but Che Dastor Psrzoos writing ts the Doctor will peass state fhe of the thev srite.. Addrsss DR J. r. clSBoN, Bs< 1, ,sss. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-23
To the Unfortunate.
Dr. Gibbon'.
DISPENsARYI

900 KEARxY ST. UZs0 carnzrof { Comner. ciai street. San Frsncisro. Estebibhsd in 1884, for She trsxtment of ssxnsi and Seminal Diseases. sn<h ss Gsnorr1ea, Giesf,
 stricture, syphslis, in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, IEapotsn-
, 1879-01-06

TuunMAx's game il TO s,rgo the renomina-
ton OF Gov. Bisuor hs matter Of justico
and e1pedienoy, hut tho trouble will bo to
convince the Ohio Democracy that tho rrea-
ent incumbent could lead them to Victory AZ
against possible FoarEn, GARFIELD, or
SHERMAN. There IL bound to bs q .i1oro,lco
OF opinion on this point, with tho clInnces
very much against excusing THURMAN from
making tho raco. Uuclo D1cx would do wo|l
enough for slower class, but would DO no.
where among tho speedy ones who will try
to cut out the work for tho grund Prosldei.
lial sweepstakes OF NEXT year,
, 1879-01-06

they rr1>orf hro f!1a st>telv IN flc tEversn,, cf
the earnings NJ ths NM, :, ibo nocho,s ~
the s,ockhe1dors instead NJ ann1v,no thcm
to tho material wanna at ,ho roof,. and c,.
a,,1ino It Ia moat In q t;horo, +n.rror ~,
wanta ~ t,,o hnx,,,os. ,r,,l;, NJ s+o,, = or.,.
tr,nk line abonr, rfo.1 t,,ov rot ,,oou ooo,,.
ryino thu nos,t;on ~ s,ra,,,r.s ,a~,rn T.,
With Tho road md ,,row,ng roy fron, y t,,e~
woul1 boltl]v hava con,ror,,a,, ~. ,,,;,,s, 81.
criminatio,,a. ita cort,inottors ,t,;, n.anr
vesso1s IN kan, rn n~tor,:,,.,o 49,.
lis secrot con,roc,. w;tb fovorc,1 nort;ss
mud ita sys,om nf nni,st an, illiheroi
t1ealiuu with other nnrt;ea or1 roo;1a wb;,.,,
cannot protoct themselves Thev uou,a mn.
phattcaiiv notify tho novarnmcnt thol !. loe
fojled to carrv out tho urovis,ora n lila
THun,,&s lii. nnd col1c.. ,por conoraaa ~
compel II 10 nerforn, its oh,;eations
Aoo1ooot,c M thts rc,crt 10 a ,,avor4ho,aes
cont alma cnonnh to ronv;uro t,o ,.ourt-r
TINT tbc ro,d IL not ,,apooot no :, s,,o,,,,1 H.
that IL ia nonono1v opcrat;no ogo;nat trona.
continental trot1c mil tbns n ia ,,ot fn1s,,;ro
lis oblioatiop.. Tbora /. ,rono,, l., ~ 20
suggest to Congress- t1,o necessity NJ nromnt
and energetic nrtion. 11iiber,n thIa orcat
monopoly ,,as not oriv 1,o1d tho co,,p,rv T.,
ia min, i,nnos;no .nc,, rcstrict;ona M s,,;,od
It's selfish. orasnfno ,mrnoaes. bnt n Inc
eon,roI,ed no,ora,s I, a,,ct, = ,,,an,or r,,t
crcrv ,ns,,,,or sco+,o,1 g., ~ x,,-,,,.sa
, 1879-01-06
loved to have been implicated III the Chi.
cnEo Custom House frauds.

loved to have been implicated lii the Chi.
cngo Custoni.1Iouso frauds.
Tho outcome of tho fire is M fortunate rs
could hare tccn expected un1cr tho creum-
STANCES in which It originated md apread,
n1"t will, tho conditions surrounding It. Tho
f'ren'en did nobio work In Temperature
which almost paralyzod outdoor energy
several Of thom were carried on looking like
frozen carcAsaos Of humanity, but It is Hoped
that tho best Of caro- will rcatore thouu. Tho
police, too, actod gonoratly with discretion
ard Judgment, but It would 10 bettor II The
praotico prevailed in Chicago Of milking ii
GORDON around three OF four blocks In case Of
slel fire, md absolutely prohibiting evory
one from stepping inside the limits except
those actively engaged. Tho warning which
the conhagrntion should impross upon all at
this time, when furnaces nnd atoyes nro
stokod up to their utmost onpaeity, IL The
exercise Of strict aud constant care.
, 1879-01-06

Tho New 0r|cnn. T;ro-, of7o,ot , ,.o,,,,u,
<,,.. 49,. ~ ~ o'ss.e" tict"'uat
.o' t'c utst pocm exp3cSa!pR Inc 0rat1tuAn OF
tho 6outhefn people to tho ncopjo OF tina North
for tf,nfr fynncrn,s nil ;,r+i,r a.. ,,iin. r....
..,3s.s''' r'' 80 ~ uul'n4 '"e JeHo".'e'es
sp'oct.l'e' osee loo poems %crc offered, anu
the Committee finally, after q thryc-wceks'
strueo,o ,vItb th,,r ,,,,;;,. .r.s,1.s ~ ..,.~.
"tn s"e1' unstts' ""atacA t"e Ffizo 10
s'E' HaaHf GUf CANLEToN. The poam IL
printed at length In tho Timer OF Jan. l. and n
int. Ia t},e ,,ost ~ ,ho II. .o.,a - 81. hs,"..
- 49,, C oses ~ WIZ .o'' h".uc VI t'lc oa'auec
ot tno 149 must have been bail enough. We
will not be gully Of auch xnc.tonnItsn, M tn
allceo that tla rensop of +hc ,rnrth,ae,ncs. ~
these poc.le cfrorts I, fonna IN Tho fort
that tho Tine, i,mtud Il, contributors tn raj.
dents Of tho South. tornn.e thnt ,cct,on ho.
given lis aomo of tho best and Lrirbteas of orr
poets. But nc arc tucltucd to srrt far thu
cn1,se In nnnt1,c, n,ortor n ,ytt ,t,t o.,.,,,,o
, 1879-01-06

' The st. Louis Republican wanta to have q
monopoly of tbs right to censure and re
prove tho tendency in the south 10 push
epnspicuous 0onfsderates into Congress. 1t
tatos The 1alDuas shaply to task In one
iasus for referring 10 thIs tendency, aud in
aaoshsz Issue deuouuces this very procliyisy
in = State ~ far North q Missouri. rhe
confedesates OF that State have placed in
the Senate F. b. CocknxLL for no other
merit OF reason than his bitter aud uueo,u-
promising boFder-sui3au, Rebel recorl, for 4e
u man OF not much ability, aud knows
nothing OF ssatesnlanshlp beyond what
hs has picked up since he was sont
to Washington to occupy the clair
onca alled by Ton benton, Aud
, 1879-01-06

Yesterdays inspection Of the scene Of Sat-
urday's fro showed TINT tho first statement
of Losses had been considerably exaggerated,
and that $l00, 900 will restore tho building
i'll good ordcr, whila I'll, ,000 will cover tho
loss Sustained by private individuals. II is
expected that the building will DO repaired
ready for occupancy within about tllreo
months, and III tho meantime tho bnrnt.out
Poat- Office, military Headquarters, and other
senanss will be comfortably installed elso-
whero.
, 1879-01-06

LooAs's Literary Bureau saya "TnE TRIBUNE
bottcd tho nun!uation Of GkonaH L. Wu1rE
los State Senator because ho was favorable to
t'n nomination OF LOGAN for SENATOR" The
flrst lie Is the assertion t@at Mr. WulrK was
iaToFaotn to LOGAN. Hn took particular pains
to contradict thRt report started by thu " Liter
ary bureau gang" ~ he well know 1t would
tnost ccrtainly dcfeat hin II believed. It s also
lle TINT TIE TRIBUNE "holtcd Ills uomfna-
tion." Tto Convention split In two before
making Senatorial nomination and cacil fac-
ton nominated 'nnddate: rltH TRtuuan sup-
ported ttenolniuc0 Ut the cast end Of te etlstrtct,
Wh!l1 tho Journal and Sfuats- zeilun1 eunported
tho candidate Ut tho we8t-cndess; the beaten
canhItntc, Col. TAILo,t, received 1911 to as297
Tor WHITE, tho successful one, while the Demo-
cratic casididatc only got as many votes ~ TAI.
Lots, showing that tho aEstrlct was Iu no danger
of being lost 10 the Republicans. uut the most
Significant part OF the cuutest was the number of
votcs tho Flat concern was able 10 divert to Mas
KEL11 tho "Natlonai y candidate, yix,; Dt8
votes. TINT was The measure Of it, influence in
tho First District. lfit openly, as 1t hsd covert
y, ny tts hescttcal teachangs,. supported thu
f1at cas1didatc, lie would not have rcceIsed lali
Rs many votes rs lo did. Trcacherously calling
itseH Republican paper wblla preaching Fiat.
National sophlstry, 1t poisoned good many Re.
publican minds, and caused them to support tho
Nattonat-Flat ticket. by thus smiling uuder falxo
cokork It did vnstly more mischief to the Repub-
ltcnn cause than Brick PoMHnor's "iIot
Drops" and 8AM CARy's hasanRucs nut to-
togothcr. 1t Is q pretty eouccsu to prato about
boiling!
, 1879-01-06
THE REPORT OF THE UNION PACIFIC
GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS,

Tho Government Directors Of tho Union
Pacific 1iai1road monopoly have made thoir
Annual Report in gingerly fashion, na might
DO expected Of mon holding tho position Of
ccnsors Of the roal and at tho Same tino re.
ceEslng pay from 1t. 1t has already beon
announced that one Of tho most useful anl
prominent Of tho Directors, CHARLES FRAso1s
ADAMS, Jr., a man who fson, lnrge experience
aud observation Of railroad matters was 3D.
mirably qualified for tic position, has ro-
s!gnod, becauso ho recognizes tho absurtlity
OF attempting to ast as consor upon tue
Company wl'!e enjoying ita hospitality and
salary. It Is easy enough to SEQ that no d.
rector acting uudcr such m embarrassment
can do his duty with thorough imp rartiality,
aud tin. it he attempted to ito 80 tho ,,n-
pleasantnoaa OF lis stunt!ou would
ut oaco forco him out of II.
No posson likes to csitiulsc another
who Is lavishing fayors upon him, anl It was
probably In his eilorta to do lis duty ,s it
ought 10 bo done tl.at Mr. ADAMS at onco
recognized the embarrassing II not absurd
position In which 10 was placctl. It adds
to tho abs.srdity Of thu situation TINT the
Director is also slorn Of tho proper amount
Of power that 10 oupht 10 exoroise bv ,ha
Executive Committee, who ,uauuus Tia ,1a.
tails of its jutorual organization xi,hort in
terycutiou on the past of tho Diractora
Even with tho pressure of theso e,obar,
sass1aepts upou tl,sm, tie Diroetor. oro rot
ahio to escano the imnresrion hint 1uayol
by tho proper sta,ltlards. thero ara manv
loticisucies lp ths mauaeetue Of The roa,;
though they seek 10 uloss it oyor will
tho declaration that tly nro,c,.x NJ
the Company IL being br4uaht m n
fair de2roe Of ayerapo srco,lence
which is no. sayiuo mucb. Va All
further from their renort tho. III. nolicv
pursued by tho Co,nnanv Ia mt ns H.
vral as II should be. nor xnch =. ths ,orn
sry has a right to exuect ~ tba 1ova-,,-
, 1879-01-06

'lh0r2 1t EC4TcHly room for tfatthk fhnk Rhfe
countrv Ia n},ont IN .ntcr pron mn nro ~
vseut prosuerily. rho r.sr,mnt,on ~ xrocio
puymouta lta. bean occompii,hcJ. md a I.
predicted, not without reason. tint Tho coIn
reserve in thu Trcnsurv will ,nc1aoaa rot,,ar
than dfminisi, under the nav rrcima mi,
theory ia supportel t,v two snfstaptio, raa.
sons
f1) Tint TIM maintenance ~ ,o,,, ,.or.
ments for n short ti,uo vii, ro,eoao mi ,,,ro,v
julo circulation tho ,,u1k of nrivoto lo,r,s % ~
aold aud silver. aul that tbsa viii n,,rro,lv
flow into tho Troasurv. n,nco al, evrario,oo
demonstrates thu facs thnt hv m ,rta,,,aan.
mamie. c,rvartib,a ronor men.., +, s,.a~e.
invariably nrcforra,1 In coin ~, tho <,,v;a,,,
ground Of It's rroator convontonca
f.) rle,e IL rood ground for tho o,,o,,,
tion Tint tho nr.sont data r. m. ta,a,o.,
tralo will continue. at leout for ann, t,n,o
to coma.
Imnortant tro,o chanoaa Il, mi ,o,,. .>,,a.
gu1donlv. ovcc,t u,or tho ,rto-van.,aa -
imnortant consos l., I'm ,,o,,ro -, ..,.,,,s,-....
Tbs eurronta r,odo hv ,roaa 49,. "..n-~.
md tlu cb.nno,. ,,,ar ~. ,'s-e
be.n ionu In ranch;nr H.. na,;,;.;e,,s
o'A 4o"H ~ le"eA'uR t!e conditions
which permit favorable balance Of
tsaae' for tho year Just closed this balance
a1nounta to s3o0, ,oo0, 900. md for the last
thFoo years 1t aggregates $G0o, ,0O0, 900. This
,y;1oucea ~ ,1.,,,. ,,on,ro,,,1 ~ r..s ~
f,ovarr,no,t r.,1,v,., ,,,,1 i, 49,.
lind not Eurono been o,1o ~ ,o,, ~ ,.sSs..
Iii our time of trlbulation, hor Governments
would not taVo been ablo to stand tho ball
anco'of-tEsdo strain Of tho last tlreo years.
Tho gold Of England, Franco, aud Germany
, 1879-01-06

A6hN
beltaIf Of Enotnn,f rr,,,osa l., a,,,,,,or H.,
single gold standard ,ar Eno,ndt 11non
his ,oor,;o.t. rs~,:., y .,.:..,'. ~.
Goscurx IL IL scorcolv neccsearv n ron,o.h
Il in M II In hal eo;,, unan,io,oar .,tvo,
is good ononoh for othar nat;ona. Int mid IL
not too ooot1 for ENGLAND
When Eno,ond ,3o,nonc,{yrd ei,vor n ,ste
her statesman ilff) not forasco .bat ,ha xouno
Repubf,o acno.a tho vator. co,,,.,,,r ~ :
people sprung from British 1oins. ,ni9tt in
iittle moro tlnn ha1f n cantnrv ,,sco,na bor
greatest con,pe,ftor for tho ,,o,1 ra.ovva -,
tho world. Eno1and vanto,1 Ian, r,orov bo.
ca,1se low rnonev mani 1ov uaoe-ratoa md
low waec.rates meant tho command ~ t1,c
markets OF tho worid t,v nr;t,a}, mauufac.
lures. But tho tens,on use too ersot. ,Go
last hair VIVA minced ,,nor, tha ,,t,oror,. hocr
and bis buck has bcen bro,ror. ha .sst,,ck !,
WIS "tooked ort y md n ,;,1o,o., ,,rot,a II,
Union, but in tho naar perspective The
horrible alternative u tho a1mslouso t3oora
opening to receive Ills half.fanished family
haunts his mind. And AZ snrc oa cfToc. fo11ovg.
..,,.s ' - .A.a ~ s'''o w e'oo' io''o"a
oansh people will set towards cur shores aa
o,,t ENGLAND
oat HuKtAou.
Already the Irish and their descendants In
ireland, a. was Significantly ra,narts1 1' hr ~
1en. dhAfr nt his late reception In tho City
of Dublin, and pntiys.born Enp1iahrncn ,ho
Immigrants NJ former nra 1ffarn1f@r
, 1879-01-06


OTTAWA. ILL.,, Jan. IA few days aincs
"staT'chambes conclsye was hell In thu
First NstIooai Rank fur sbs purpose OF luauepe-
lux the action OF the L&aalls County Repre-
scniatives In the Leatslaturs on the Senatorial
question. Psins wers taksu 70 invite oaiy kuowu
Logan men. In the resolutions sdopte1 n aal
meeting, those present assumed that they repse-
scntel tho sentiment Of Republicans OF this
y!etutty. Great dtssatIsfaetton Is tqlt at such
set'oo, and ths following preamble aud re&ola-
Ions were adopted n meeting heid last sTcu-
Ing, to which Republicans OF all tsctious were
Invited, the door being open to Ill;
WAxaEA.. Being tEul and eaInsst supporters Of
the kepuo1ie4n party, and eaadldly and emphatic.
allI dnbsllessn3 sp aad unsainSu.. eoudeuaing
msstinRs 10 = w and ascrsl place twhsa and whsgs
no one not plt4xed " sustain tho action " lhs
ssn-inslitutsd Star ChAaner aru invited To bo
ssntl tor tue pn1po~s Ut syavsty aud mylhsdieal!y
instEIetlps Tbs ueWhcF4 VI kh9 uenekaI Assembly
etlet u tote for OF aJ4lA4t uuy snau, pazliru
laFly ~hsa and whcfe thu few psEsals con.pus!n:
surh EathctrY nst from tbs ttty Vi )ttnwa stpn+,
and "1tls'.t ev:s Ii. p:e't.: .f ~. VI -:1o!s7