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The New York herald., 1879-07-30
ExcuRsIoNs.

EXCUHSAONSs
'.----.---poeR AWAY BEACH.-rHREE GRAND Ex:
A ecgRsfoNs DAILY AND SUNDAY.
by the famous COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC.
THE NEW PALArIAL PLEASURE STEAMERS.
Es;rs .ss sss me- & s
Tue FIN con eomsinins safety. speed and comfort
the beautiful h'r0ss OCEAN aHa out upon the ATLANTIC
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS on EACH BOAT.
90, LEAVING Sy19 s,r., ,s s9Lsss,A y aS
5.@.s Ess II as Rry bsya sS NJ ssFs Fa 1873 %
FARE hHAzE y cHs m g 6asrA
EXCURSION TICKETS which include fare BOTH
WAYS vs. on ths % STEAMERS q and ELEVATED ROADS arc
RETURN TICKETS GOOD on EITHER BOAT.
~ The public cautioned against any reports about
this ue published In the Tribune suit for damages Tor
paper
A -A-To Tue NEW coNEY ISLAND PIER
"A. DIRECT.
GREAT SUCCESS or THIS ROUTE,
GRAND EqTIHA Ro1Y e. TsET PS 4TE SrEERS
IRON TUBULAR PIER AT CoNEY ISLAND.
NO CHANGE TO CARS
MOST CHARMING Route
TO ANY PART OF THE ISLAND
OBSERVE THE TINE TABLE CLOSELY.
Nv. o2d Leroy lPier .. NJ
j. Sylvester S45 A. NJ 9tDDA. NJ 9:l5 A NJ.
j. b. Schuyler 9:i5 A. Nj 9:30 A. Nj . A A NJ.
Americus ........ As A. NJ 10 0O A. NJ. iiO:5 A. N.
Eliza Hancox 10 Is n no 80 A. NJ 10 rs A. NJ.
Minnie Cornell 10 45 A. Ia .Oo A. N. IL is A. n.
j. sylvester. IN ~ A. VI ll2DOM. liz l5 L. NJ.
j. b. Schuyler il2 10 r. N. liz 80 +. NJ liz rs p VI.
Americas. l5 L. N. 80 r. NJ As r. NJ.
Eliza Hancox. i5 +. Nj 200 r. NJ. 2:l5 r. NJ
Minnie Cornell....... 2l5 NJ. $50 r. Nj rs T. NJ
j. Sylvester 2:ko i. u. 800 r. NJ 3:l5 r. NJ
j. u. Schuyler. l5 l.. $40 r. NJ :t5 NJ
Americas. us T.. 80 r. N 4:4j r. NJ
Eliza Hancox........ 4 s5 L. 800 r. NJ 5:15 r. NJ
Minnie Cornell 3 10 L. $50 r. NJ 5:45 NJ
j. Sylvester 40 II NJ 600 T.. NJ GAS r. NJ
j. b SCHUYLER G:l5 T. NJ / 6:3) r. NJ Gas F. NJ
Grand Republic I'D T. MI :45 7. NJ 500 M
addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves DAILY,
West 18th 10 A NJ Leroy ID 30 A. NJ pier n.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

Down the beautiful hsrbor and upon the ATLANTIC
OCEAN.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsiiIfss.
UNITED STATES kRIp AfP EISE PBAzIL MAIL STEAM
for st. r s. s Bahia S E 5
Rico, Jamaica and the spanish Main.
ne" n'si cry i''; oF l0l RIO i'S'fD pE 5ANErRo
will sail for the above por,s ' tuesday August g.
No iieieli received for this steamer after the I'd
iyn bSt only on permits from New York oGce
@ al s eTR rSas s
~ nts reached by tho Royal steam Packet ComPanys
lrcight be paid in advance. For freight engage
TO om.. q Z, 4, Az, MALLolY l; \ 90, Agsnts:
pAclFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
r, Fer ts,,, teot Of Canal - i, Nort. River.
s,sa@.hD 4GAfuhcp y, a Frd Aag9;s noon
Steamship CITY o. rEkiSG FRIDAY. lay August neon
,raiia steamship Clry o. sYDNEY aenday Aasas. & T.
For freight and Fencr. information apply companys
office, on the pier foot ., Canal st North River
Islands, japan China, New Zealand, Australia south
For tickets for Information regard routes apply
TO ths fas;,ss1se5 ,s Department No 2'7 Broadg9y;
General Passenger Aeout. superintendent.
A tbs 9rSf hAlF Is6las kiSF AND SOUTH AnrnrcA
calling ~ tLe following ports, VIZ. =
Prince. Aus cayss JaefssI 10 iiayti santa Martha
sasanlr. ,afiaagsna and AaDinwali, in Colombia and
ksra..f fera.x-il, sailing. from pior No. 81 North
'Oa Nh G'S9 M sssssR eHrsgqTT sS2T 2gya FsgT hAoS
cISsE % XIII, $SD AANAs%%ilISSSs J,
Dug~fAof Afst s44<a r4ssEngef accommodations.
PIA. FDEWOOD n Co. Agents,
No 81 Wall
CsorwEtL llsf-ggg EEw ogLEANs DIaEor-
ruHi = at y % ifyn pier North RIVER
tected otto b. ar opon policy.
Through bile fading given Mobile and pripcipa
points on the Misatssippi and Red rivers.
KKDUCED PASSAGE o New Orleans-Cabip $40.
steerago. go Apply 10
CLARK q SEAMAN SO West st.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

DOCkAWAY BEACH AND THE NEW IRON TUBU-
ILlar pier at Conoy Island. The corninodious
srEAMBOAT MoNuHANskrr
will make daily trips from Harlem Kocknway Beach.
landing at the Coney Island Iron Pier leaving MS fol-
lows l2ph ST. Harlem %: i2ut st., Harlem, y.f5; 33d
East River. D:4J North 18th St, WILLIAMSBURG. 10:
Broome st., New York. iuI5. Excursion tickets, 50
cents singietcket 30 cents, which include admssion
tAs pieS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15

ar6btes Seileio ausipre4en. WOdten fe
ii9 iest Die 8orte Der 81. S9riit ~erinnsrn {:
y8sn Der Serr liebt, ben prift era uno
oaraus Croft unb &raft i6Opfen.
J. Trieh. Jii9ba6.
gSie uian uns aus 2eopolb, Snbiana,
i3reibt, bat man bort am 20. Stunt einen
nniersr belsii4en 9anbsIsuts besraben.
Gs par Der Sruber bes B1ieiters, Bic.
tor BIsrraro, ssbirtis in &uIss. Canton
Irlon. gr binterIaBt sins @ittme nit 4
tlelnsn Rinbsru. r. I. p.
.Sm Purt gSaibinstun itarb, usriebsn
NIT ben B.. Satrameuten Der Rir1e, Better
. urp i'm Iltsr BON IS Jabren. gr maj
ssbirt's aus Gonsborf, Canton @5terna9,
uno Tam Dor 81 Sabren mad Imerifa.
Seit Der 3eit lebte ct INNER in Sort Waib.
DerieIbe binterldBt Der trauernbsn
Wlttue 8 Rinber, BON bsnen 5 pe,beiratbet
Bier bapon iinb in &anlas. W6ae
er IN 6rieben ruben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15
gefsifG- SnxemBura.

~ 9. G6amD bat feline gntlai,
flung ais S@Offe Der 9emeinbs WartsIins
gen einserei@t.
gu so a 9 imon Mt, i'm Canton @ouiIs
Ion, 1T elm idrefli5es lluslit gsi5sbsn.
pie in Der @esenb sebrdudli5, ruurbs Bel
Der Sod;stt aud Elm Gang peranitaItst unb
spar sessn ben @iusu beS griutisam's,
Der llnfus fiir9tete, pie er BEL iol1en @es
Iesenbeiten nur gu bduiis uorfaat. Gum
Gau3 sius aud cine in intereianten Inns
itinbsn bsiinbli9e Ra16arin. @ibrenb bes
EanSes iintt ie bin, man sIaubte fe iei obns
mG4tis seuproen, uno mar cine 2ei9e.
Der 9farrsr fam, bod umionf. Wan
tente ii9 bic So93sit! Die Seritorbsne
lit Mutter BON 5 Riabern seweien, BON
Senen bas dIteite nod ni@t 10 Sabre alt III.
am1 10. Stunt brad gu gonnsrt cine
Seusrsbrunif aus, bic bic StdIe u. S5eune
Sss 4dsrsrs g. Msper in slI5e Ieste. Die
9erIuite betrassn 5000 Sr. uno finb usrs
fi9srt.
3pii9en Grantrei5 unS gels
glen 1T Elm Sertras ssi5Iofen worbsn,
BET benz es itb tm @ilenbabnbau banbelt.
Die fran;Sfi9e &esieruns perpfli9tst i9
cine Sabn bauen gu laifen, bic abspsisenb
pom Der 9inie Ssban:S biOnpiue nod Der
beIsii9en @rsn3s in Der &t5tuns mad
Tirton slgebt. Die beIsii9s &esieruHs
baut ibrerieits bic S~erlanseruns bisisr
Sabn mad Sirton. Oapon 1T bic Strete
characterization i3on I'M Setrieb.
W arsaretba 9auer lit pon ben
aiiisn wesen Rinbesmuro gu IL Sabreu
@aIeeren uerurtbeilt wOrosn.
Am %. Sum- s~srit0rte cine Teusrsbranit
bic 9ebdube bes Germ golignon Al
9ruse. SsrIRt 1000 ST.; Ssrii9srung
5000. Nm ieIben Gage wurSe 81 SouGss
bas Saus bes aaufmannes Ni5olas Yes
Diet Elm &aub Der Slammsn. Ssrlut 5000
st., tsins Ssrii8eruns.
gu &sbu itarb Der sbsmaIise gbbe
2sfebre Don Bras, no sr 40 Sabre ses
wirtt. r. L. p.
Am l5. SUM- rsttste Der l9jdbriss SdGs
fer Mabp BON SamoiSns, isinsu Wsiiter
5err s, y. Msranbre NIT GROCER 2ebens.
ssfabr aus Der Ssmois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15

Baterlanbes. Siegen tSnnen mir MI,
bur9 sroBs unb beitdnbise a%nitrensunsen
burd bepeutenbe, unablaifse @eIOopfer,
burd bic wetteifsrube Qtsbe Qaer. Nie:
mails bat fb @urer Sr6mmtgtett uno 8a.
terlanbsliebe cine 10 aebteterii5e Bflitt &c,
boten. S9oa felt 1880 baben IN gelgien
sabIrei6e Samilisn Sdulsn ~sesrinoet uub
unterbaIten, mr. bic 8inbsr einen i5rsm
Staube ansemsHsnsn llnterri6i ssnieBsn
unb in bic RenntniB Der tatbolii@en Ssbre
pie in bic llsbuns Der driitliden Eusenben
eingefibrt merben. Aber bieie auBerors
bentIideu Wobltbaten miFen ueratisemeis
merit werbeu, unb bas tam NUT burd Die
Mitmirtung Naer gei1sbsn. Bir boffsn
ober uislmsbr mir finb iibsrssust, baB bic
belsiiden aatboIitsn, bisisnisen numeqt.
LID, benen @ott irbii1e &si9tbimsr sege.
ben bat, fi9 cine 9flidt unb cine Gbre ba.
raus MAIDEN uerben, uns bic Wittel ~ ses
ben, UNI in ieber gfarrei, mo es nStbis 1T,
eine S4uIe 5u 9riinoen. Den Gifer bes
glerus brau1en mir in bieisr 5iniibt ni1t
3u ermuntern Oas taiboIilde Brieiters
tbum itanb tets an Der Spite alsr untsr,
nebmunsen sur gbrs @ottes unb gum 5sil
ber Seelen, uno bic ribmliden lleberliefss
runsen Der beIsiiden @siitli6teit biloen
cine @epdbr, ME ie untsr ben s~esenudrs
tisen umftdnoen ibrsn gsruf erfiuen wirO.
Nur wenise BeriOnen uirb ss seben, bic
ai9t wenisiteus nit einem @o9ens, Mo:
natss ober Sabres6eitras BON einissn gens
timen fid bstbeiIissn ~t0nnen, unb Aue
tOnnen iid bstbeiIiseu, inbem is bic gItsrn
s%rinnern an ibre 9fli@t. ibrs SamiIis
9riitIi3 gu erjiebsn. an's @srt ALTO:
Soft MIL es!"
Sie 9esislatur pom 9arasuuy (Sih:
amerita) bat 5000 Biaiter gum gau zines
tatboIii9en Semindrs potirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15
Sog.
Gu~rrcipnnbcn,.

SpttipuuotUts
&c @ars, Ylymcutb Co., SoHa, Suli Z. 1879.
@srtber Ssrr 9onnsr!
giniss Ra5ridten ibsr has llnsIid Der
beibsn junsen Wdnner, gnton unb geter
RaB, werbeu Sbnen pielei9t niGt unlisb
iein. Mm Absnbe bes 2. SuIi, swiideu
8 unb 7 llbr, brauits elm @irbeIwinb ii6sr
ben n0roIiden Sbsil BON 9Ipmout5 So.
babin. Die beioen iunssn Wdnner tan,
ben Dor Der S9eune, NO lie eben bic Yfe,be
ssfitiert batten, als fe bic WinSboie in
Der gtdbe berantommsn iaben. S1nel
MOLTEN fs nod bic Gbaren Der S4eune
i9IieBen unb mad benz Sauie ellen, ais
Der Wtrbel iie einbolte. SIM gu bate er
bic S9sune, bic 80 Bel As SUP mar, se.
boben unb tn Tauienbe pom Stiden ser.
bro1sn, pdbrenb er,,7 Bferbe 8 RinSer,
bic fi9 i'm Staus befanbsn, gar ni4t Be-
i9dbiste. SIS bauerte unssfdbr anbsrtbalb
Minuts bis Iues poribsr mar. @ber
psld' idrstli9s Seruiftuus in Der tursen
3eit! Wan iu1te ioslsi6 mad ben iun9en
2suten uno fano iie. bic Nrme in einanber
sei9Iunsen, ben Sinsersn. Pstsr, ais
9ei4e uno ben Ae!teren, stnton, tSbtIi5
usrIsst. Seter's 2ei9e purbe am 4. be-
sraben, IN pel9em Gage aud Nntou itarb,
Der am 8. nnter Sstbeilisuus elmer sroBen
Wense Msnites beerbist wurbs. Die
beibsn SerunsIltten waren in Sadion So.
seborsn unS paren, 9lntou %! unb Setter
81 Sabre alt. Sic wareu bran, ilsiBig,
unb gut tatboIii@; fe erfigtsn ibre Yfli6.
ten ais RatboIiten treali5, unb waren pon
Iuen sei9ast unb seIiebt, nit bsnsn ie
I'M ~lImsauee %uertsbrten. Die gltsrn ilnt
6rans RaB unb anna RaB (seb. Wanbers
i4eib), seborsn su @ontern i'm @rpBber.
sostbum 9nremburs, e9te 2~ursmburser,
bieber unb bran, bensn mir bisrmit unis,
y Gr$ brHsntli& rbns Grsimauru. &ts.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15
Gprreipnnbrn;.
OiScee Oubuque.


Sonntas Der 6. SuIi war elm aubsrss.
p6bnIider Seittas fir bic &atboIiten in
unb UNI Nortb @aibinston. IS tamen
bic Meri5en pom allen Seiten berbeise:
front, mande wobI 40 Mstlen melt I'M,
elmer idSnen, crbabsnen Ssisr bsi,uuob.
men Der Srimis oes NeuBeweibteu 9rie.
itets, Wsu. 8. 8. Sisrnsp. - @esen lO4
Ilbr GOrmittass beweste ii3 cine anisbnli,
DE S5aar BON 6iubern, sefol9t pon ben
Miniitraateu unb benz bo9w. @lerus, ,um
Yfarrbauie, UNI pom bort ben bo6w. Yri.
misiantsn CUR i5Snsei5miitten Rir9s gu
sslsitsn. Oils Grsprisitsr ~funsirte BEL
bieisr @slssen5eit Der bo9p. Serr Sob.
g. 9robit, Bfarrer Der @emsinbe, ais Oias
ton Der bo1p. Ssrr Sob. @ostsr, ais Cub.
baton Der bo9u. 9er Sob. Burns, ais
gsremonier unb Gburifer, bic bsiben Stu:
bentsn so. 2odemes unb Sobann 0sits
mann. 2lm SuBe bss 2ltars ansetoms
men intonirte Der iunse Yrieiier bas vVeni
creator, pelGeS bann Der Sbor re9t mat
ter su gnbs fang. Darauf gustbsiIuns
bss Wsibpafisrs. Na9 bieiem besab fib
Der bo1w. gIsrus in bic Satriitsi, unb ers
i5ien sIei9 barauf I'M fsfIidsn Srnat, &c:
leitst non elmer S4aar pom Miniftranteu
int Sanftuarium. Oie Meie bssann.
Ola9 benz gpanseIium erbob ii9 Der bo9p.
3err Sob. Burns unbI belt cine tur3e, gut
bur9badte unb fir bic @eIsssnbsit pai'
isnbe prebist in enslii9er Spra4e.
gta9 linn bsities Der bo9u. Serr s. g.
Yrobit bic GanjeI unb ipra9 in i40nen
unb tlarsn Wortsu ibsr bic pHidtsn unb
Wirbe bss Brisiteritanbss unb ribrts an
S9luile nod einise Worte an ben bo9p.
Nrimisianten. Damn purbe tas 81.
Spisr fortssistt unb uolsnbet. Na9
Der Wsiie wurbe Der Sesen nit benz MIsrs
beiIisitsn ertbeilt. Gum S9Iufs fang Der
Gbor elm id0nes rWtasniftat", NaIiObOr'
bons) pon Barnabei.
Wm Na5mittage I'm 3! llbr mar fsiers
Ii1s 9siper sebaIten pom bo4p. Primi'
,iantsn unb aiflfirt Don ben bo9p. 6srrn
Burns unb gostsr. 3ulsst purbe nod
bas re Deum %seiunsen, unb barauf trenute
ii9 bic groBe,. pobl 1000 Weni9en aab'
lenbe IoItsmense, UNI In ibre Sduier
suridSutebren, bic fir 9isIe nab unb fir
Man9s cine quite Strsde Weses e%ntfsrnt
Iisssn. Nuen aber wirb bisies Seif I'M ges
bddtniB fortIebsn ais elm aa~bersewSbnIi6
srpsss unb idSnss. ~.
SiScee 9artforb.
9ie neue &atbebralr in Noruid iou
bis ,um October fertia iteben. Der gau
bat bsrsits iiber s4OO, 900 sstoitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-15
Gn~rrripunSen,.

@srtber Ssrr 9onnsr! Cine dbnIi4e
Ssisr, pie mir felt ben Iestsn 8 Eassn bier
batten, 1T wObI nod ieIten, ia i'd CLAUDE
nod ME, IN amerifa uorsstommen. Infer
Yrisfer, Der bo6p. Serr 9ippoIitus Yisr'
rart, Elm beIsiib ~2ursmburser, nabm
Sonntas ben 30. Sum- 20 Rinber sur CT,
fen bI. Communion. glm Gage porbsr
parsn spsi 0susbictinsr patrss, Der botw.
p. Subprior Benedict unb p. &oman
WsinsOpfin Don Der @btei Weinrab bsr'
beisstommsn. Der Yatsr Subprior ipsns
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-16
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Maine and Ohio.

What OF Maine? The returns must
be unsatisfactory to the party claiming
that State, else the reports would have
come in corrohora'ing the sweeping
victory they were SO eager to assert. II
is known, however, that Davis, their
candidate for Governor, has not been
elected by the people, and the political
complexion Of the Legislature is still in
doubt. In word, they seem now O
have lost the Stats, instead of winning
it though even il they should be found
later to have carried it by scratch it is
no less defeat to them. Maine is lost
to the Republican party.
It should be remembered that Maine
gave last year, for the first time in twen-
tp years. q majority OF the popular vote
against the R publican party. We did
not claim it at the time as Democratic
victory, because it was net the Demo-
cratic party that achieved it wholly. Ii
was more the victory Of those who bad
formerly been Republicans. aSd who
had grown dissatisfied with that party
and had let it and joined toe Green
hackers. Tnese joined with the Demo-
crats In opposing common enemy. and
they overcame it 1t may not have been
decisive victory for either the Green
hackers or the u ,mocrats, hut it was a
crushing defeat % the Republicans. II
is sub ,tantially the Same thing this year
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-16
r~The Nat;onals of this ,,iatr;ct ba,

EThe Nationals of this district have
nominated Nathaniel Horton, Of Noble
County, for State Senator. II is possi'
BILE that be may get FIVE per cent Of the
votes OF the district, but a. Nationalism
has been declining in Monroe and Noble
Counties recently, it is hardly probable
that bis vote will reach nearly that pei
centage Of those which will be cast.-
Guernsey Jefersonian.
There are no Nationals In this county
"BRIcK" PoMERoY, the chief Of repudis'
tionists, has q handful of Office seeker.
down here who talk irredeemable cur,
rency and swords aud bayonets, and !
lot more nonsense oflike character
The people pay them very little stten
,ion. sl
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Christian Roth
VS..
Josiah D. Wright ct al.

DY virtue Of q certain order Of sale issued
II from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio. III q case pending in said court between
the above named parties aud to me dirsctsd,
ssst door Of the court house in Woodsf{lds
on Il SIt1F& hittHh n -
Saturday, the l1th day Of October. 1879,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, TO Wit: fffFfF KhIT
I. The northeast quarter Of sectisn siehtesn,
township three OF range iv.
- Also the east halt, Of the southeast. .suas-
ter Of section thirteen. to wnship four of range
fve; also beginning for the same Il sstonv
eighteen rods vest of the southeast c6f1s er
Of the northwest quarter Of the suuthwsss
quarter ofS section seven, n,sEtevnshiptsfes
range Eve; thence west sixty two rods 10 the
southwest corner Of said tract OF land :
themes north. seventy rods to stone, thence
southeasterly direction. to the place of be-.
ginning containing in all three- tracts. .txo
hundred and twenty nine and one half acres
more or less, the seventy sesen acres sold TO
W. W. Wright (add being part .of the abovs
premises) is Il escribedlas follows to wit: begin.
n,ng at the quarter post between sections
twelve and eighteen in township three range
dvsin Monroe Comfy Ohio; thencs west with
the quarter line one hundred and tssnty,per1
ches and sixteen links to s.ors;o thepcs
north two and one half degrees Veast
one hundred and two perches and ten links
to q stone; thence south. eighty, eight de-
grees east one hundred and twenty perches
and sixteen links to stone In the sestieu
line; thence south with the section line aoaS
hundred and two perches and ten linkss "
the place of beginning containing seventy
seven acres more or less. siss'tktt@ ~
Said property 50 ordered to be sold 70 xyS
praised as follews: ei,s,s ~ q.
First Tract, being l52 acres, ct $4,000 0O'
Second Tract, being n acres, At SL1bb 90
and may sell for two-thirds Of said appraise.
ment. Terms of sale, cash before eon6rma-
tion. .safjrgs rpg .,.ss..st .;,,st..t $50
,slsv slsi WIN. RRAD, NJ
|. Sept 9, 7s-w5. a5ar 81 Sheriff n. &C. oee,
HuHTRB & MALLORY Att 'ysssa h. aiaS snf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-16
b. & s, w. Railway Company.

3 The annual meeting Of the Stockhold
ers of this Compsny for the election o.
Directors will take place next mcnth.-
The omission of Col. Sullivsn's name
from the list of Directors of the com.
psny at the time it occurred took the
people here by surprise, in view of thu
fact that he had originated the enter
prise; had superin,ended its Location
and grading. and was doing all that th'
financial condition OF the country, a
that time, admitted towards the obtain
ment Of funds for purchase Of rail ant
machinery. The vote of the stockhold
ers of the interior was probably cast un
der . misconception. However muct
or little Of injuries might have beer
done Mr. Sullivan personally, by leav
ing bis name ont Of the management
the suggestion now comes, from th,
same quarter, that he be restored to th,
Board at the next annual meeting. w,
think this would meet . with the hearty
concurrence Of the stockholders at thil
end of the Bsllaire Tribune, lid
inst ,..-.,t.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-16
from the N. z. SUM-
The Result in California.

The first election in California under
the new Constitution has resulted, on
the whole, rather disastrously for the
friends Of that instrument The success
Of Perkins, Republican candidate for
Governor, is triumph for the Central
Pacific Railroad Ring, the great and op-
pressive monopoly which did more than
anything else to provoke the uprising OF
the people and the radical amendment
of the organic law of the State
The Governor and State officers OF
California will be hound by the provis.
ions Of the new Constitution, not less
than il they were its friends. But, 10
view OF the importance of the expert.
ment that is to be worked out in Califor-
mia during the next few years, it is to be
regretted that the administration of af-
fairs has been put at the outset into the
hands OF those who will do their utmost
to nullify its purposes The test of q
law, good or bad, is its faithful execu-
ton. ad
The long and short of the election of
the Republican State ticket and Repub-
lican Legislature, is that the power of
money, of organization, Of unscrupu.
lous methods, and Of extensive political
experience has availed against divided
opposition. In the vote OF last May
there were only two parties-for the new
Constitution and against It. In this cleo
ton the monopolists have held all the
forces which they had then, and, acting
incthe name Of the Republican party,
have had to deal with an enemy split
into factions by the greed Of office.
The Workingmen have gained ma
jority of the Railroad Commissioners.
and, undoubtedly, majority of the Jus
tices of the Supreme Court, including
the Chief Justice. Even their opponents
admit that their nominations for judicial
Offices we're unexceptionable.
Certainly three and probably all four
of the Congressman are Republicans
We have already spoken Of the possible
effect of this result upon the choice OF
the next President, in case the election
is thrown into the House of Representa-
tives. OF the thirty-eight State delega.
tions, nineteen, including Californis, are
Republican, eighteen are now Democrat
ic, while the Indiana delegation is equal.
ly divided between the two parties, with
the determining vote in the hands Of the
Greenbscker, De La Matyr.
Of less real importance than the re.
suit in the State at large, hut vastly more
popular. interest just now, is the resul,
In San Francisco. The Workingmen's
candidate, Kslloch, who was shot by
Charles De Young fortnight ago, is
elected Mayor by q majority of about
fifteen hundred. The Workingmen also
elect the Sheriff. the District ATTORNEY
the Auditor, the Tax Collector, the City
and County Attorney, and fair share
Of the minor municipal officers.
It's, therefore. in San Francisco, and
in the matter OF local government, that
the capacity OF Denis Kearney's party
to carry out the reforms which they ad.
vocate will fret be tested.
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Perilous Voyage Of the Uncle Sam.

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LONDON, Sept 8--Capt. Goldsmith
and wife, the crew of the miniature hoat
Uncle Sam. from Boston for Europe, ar
rived al Liverpool in vessel which
picked them up. It seems Mrs. Gold
smith at the commencement of. the voy-
age suffered from ses-sickness. Her i'll
ness after few DAYS assumed serious
form, threatening Inflammation of the
boweIs, and the constant wakefulness OF
Capt. Goldsmith was thus made neces-
sary. On the 18th of August, when of
New Foundland, q tremendous northeast
gale was encountered and sail was short
ened. 1t was feared the boat would
swamp or capsize, and Capt Goldsmith
stood, knife 10 hand, ready to cut away
the halyards. In consequences of the
boat shipping heavy seas, Captain Gold
smith finally lay to, with two drags over
the bows and tried to take some rest A
tremendous sea almost filled the place
where be was resting, and his wife was
sitting in the water up to her shoulders.
After bailing out the water it was found
that the drags and two oars had been
carried away and all the provisions, ex-
cept the canned meats, we're DESTROYED.
Mrs Goldsmith was rapidly growing
worse. Her husband, on the night of the
18th OF August, began to consider the
desirability OF returning TO New Fe1nd-
land. The gale continued on the iii
and 18th, all OF the fastenings but one o.
the main sheets having given away. A.
8 o'clock in the afternoon OF the l9,h
after 70 hours of wakefulness, Captain
Goldsmith lav down to sleep, but was
awakened by the shock OF heavy sea
He saw large bark and chased it for ar
hour, finally coming up with her, and
Mrs Goldsmith was hauled aboard with
q rope. Everything in the Uncle Sam
was lost. The boat vas scutsled.
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~ Sheriff READ went down to NoR.
Rrs' school house last Tuesday evening,
the 9th inst, to bear SIMoN DoRR, Jr.,
and others make speeches of the BRICK
PoxERoY stripe. The speakers failing
to come to time, Bill called the house
to order and Mr.. JACOB NORRIS, q sound
Democrat, Was made Chairman. After
talking over campaign matters and list.
ening to remarks from Mr.. READ, the
house was polled to find PoMERoYIrE
bat "nary one" vas present. The thing
is dead as q mackerel and won't move,
Notwithstanding the heavy array ol
learned and brilliant orators advertised
to bore empty houses at stated times.