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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
! An lInnOral Society.

The Society for the Promotion of
Marriage, recently formed in Cincin-
natl, has proved an inglorious fail
ure. A picnic was given recently at
q park near the city, at which, it was
announced, one hundred marriages
would publicly take place under the
auspices Of the society. Admission.
twenty-five cents; beer extra. In
stead of one hundred couples, only
three indifferent and scr4bby sets of
beings presented themselves for the
sacrifice; and it would have been far
better for the human race physically
IL they had been interdicted. The
sxercises took place in the evening,
and the park was filled with crowd
Of beer.drinking yahoos, loose men
and bawds. The proceedings were
80 demoralizing in their nature that
ON the following day the Presbyterian
clergymen of the city, at their regu-
lar meeting, entered vigorous pro-
test and declared that no minister OF
the Gospel who has any respect for
bis standing in the community should
solemnize . marriage ct such Q time
and place. -Eureka Sentinel,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
Uncle Hamlin Has a Son.

When l allude to Senator Hannibal
Hamlin's hope for the future l do
not allude to matters appertaining to
the next world. Not at all. Hamlin
has very lively hopes, it might be
said expectations, concerning his
present life. Like Pennsylvania's
own Simon Cameron, Hannibal has
a son, not, to be sure, with the politi-
cal experience of Don, but with quite
as much ability. He has successfully
managed much of his fathers bust
ness during the last ten years, and
has risen to high place in the coun-
ellis of the party, showing consider
able astuteness as politician. Ham,
lin has repeatedly said that he shall
not again be candidate for re-
election The said the same before the
last election, but now he says he
means it), but he retains his grip on
the party machine, and it is under
stood by everyone that he intends to
name his successor, provided, of
course, he has the requisite votes to
elect him. Eugene Hale aspires to
the succession, and so do dozen or
more other patriotic gentlemen; but
it is the opinion Of most of the lead
ing men that Hamlin will press for
ward his son if there is possibility
of his election.--Portland (Me.) Cor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
wild Bilps Body Petrifled.

E.B. Shoenfield and Charley Utter
on Sunday moved the body Of "Wild
Bill"-William Hick0ck-from the
old pioneer burying ground to
Mount Moriah Cemetery-the trans
fer occurring precisely three years
from the date Of first burial. The
coffin was found in a remarkably
good state of preservation, and, upon
removing the lid, the body was dis
covered thoroughly petrifed. The
features of the deceased were as
natural as life, save that whiteness
o'erspreading all gave to the face and
neck the appearance of chiseled
marble. The left cheek, through
which the fatal bullet passed out,
vas slightly incrusted with mold,
and as Charley attempted to brush 1t
of he discovered the Justification.
Deceased's rife-a Yeager-rested by
the side of the body, completely re-
futng the Times recent sensational
report of a robbery of the grave, as
that was the only weapon originally
placed In the coffin. After securing
I tress of long, beautiful hair, the
coffin vas closed and transferred to
it, final resting place. A handsome
marble monument will soon be
ERECTED over the grave.-Deadwood
Times.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
SOUTHERN sTALWARTIsM.

About week ago we republished
an article from an Iowa paper which
claimed to reflect the views of the
stalwarts j" or radical Republicans.
Here is an extract from that papers
counterpart, the Okolona States;
Yes, the radical party has made its
last triumphant foray upon the rights
of the States and the people.
The Shermans, the Blaines, the
Chambers, and all the mouthing mob
of word-grinders may call this con-
federacy q "nation until their
throats crack open; but they will
never be permitted to make it a ma
ton in point of fact.
Their pestilent carcasses willsnang
in chains and feed the vultures, if
they dare to subvert the rights set
forth in the constitution by the old
continental secesslonists.
Unite, Democrats! and proclaim
this States union dissoluble ut pleas
ure.
Unite, and swear that the amend
ments shall be disrooted from the
constitution.
Unite, sprawl upon and triturate
the last result of the war under the
soles of your feet
Unite and slam-to forever the doors
of free schools.
Unite, and VOW that white men and
white men only shall vote, hold office,
and sit ON juries.
Unite, and tell the Grants, the
Shermans, the Garfelds, and the vul-
gar variety who train under their
flag, that you stand to-day where you
stood in 1881, and are willing to fight
the old fight over again, with ballots
or MUSKET BALLS.
Prepare!
Spot the traitors
Strip the straps from the shoulders
of your bastard bastard Democrats.
Place the old guard in charge Of
the guns, and open the campaign for
the restoration of the old planter re-
public of Thomas Jefferson, John c.
Calhoun and Jefferson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
English Manufacturers Shifting to
America.

The recent arrival of hundred
and thirty cutters from Sheffield,
England, to begin work at Bridge
port, Conn, calls attention to an in-
teresting experiment in the labor
market. The English manufacturers,
finding it almost hopeless to compete
with Americans, owing to the high
tariff on knives, have conceived the
idea of bringing their factories and
workmen over here and making cut
lery that will have to pay no duty.
Twenty or thirty workmen we're
brought over several weeks ago. and
the outlook is considered so encour-
aging that larger company has just
been transported across the ocean,
and still larger number, probably
about five hundred, will come in the
fall. The men will get about the
same wages as in England, but have
the advantage Of being insured steady
employment. The result OF the ex-
pertinent will be watched with inter-
est by manufacturers in both coun-
tries.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
GEORGE DALY's STATEMENT.

George DAILY has caused his version
of the recent shooting scrape at
Bodie on mining ground of which
he 10 superintendent, to be published
in the Virginia Chronicle. Mr..
Daly's statement, if in accordance
with the facts, shows that he is not
to blame. That part Of it relating
to the ARRAY and the cause Of it is
a. follows:
The Jupiter claim was purchased
by the present owners in 1877:
tho ground has been surveyed, and
its boundaries are clearly marked by
the United States Surveyors monu-
ments. The company has expended
from 100000 to 100000, and has
works a. fine as any in the district.
I have been Superintendent of the
mine for long time, and l pledge
yop my word as man that never
even heard of q contesting claim on
the part Of the Qwyhee company I'M
til these men came, about ten days
ago, and began to dig a hole right
on the Jupiter ground. As to the
question Of "peaceable possession"
the Jupiter company assuredly was
In peaceable possession for the last
two years. And on Friday night,
after the jumpers went away, l told
nv men to set cabin over the hole
they had dug, with a paddock ON the
door, and to watch the cabin and
SPOT any men VINO might break into
tho cabin. 1t was my intention then
to have them arrested on charge Of
burglary, when they would have been
compelled, In defense, to bring up
the question of their title. While
watching the cabin that night my
men were fred upon by the others,
who had come up in the darkness
and taken possession of an old dug
out place on the south end of the
Jupiter ground. At this time the
foreman Of the Jupiter, james Nc
Donald, was in the hosting works,
At the north end of the Jupiter
ground. Hearing the shots he
stepped outside, when a man sprang
out from hiding place close by and
fred at him with gun. The bullet
Qrazed McDonald's cheek and his face
WAS stained with powder. The man
turned and ran, Mcdonald firing at
him with his pistol. This man was
undoubtedly Goff. as there was only
one gun in possession Of the Jumpers
that carried such bullet--we found
ito marks afterwards-and that be-
lonped to Golf. The Jupi-
ter people were in peaceable posses
sion. They were attacked in the
night by Golf and his men. The
fighting they did was absolutely in
defense of their lives, for the Golf
party was intrenched in the dug-out,
the country vas open all around, and
if the Jupiter men had desired to
abandon the field they would have
been shot down as soon as they left
the shelter of the cabin.
A judicial examination of the at
fair will soon take place, when the
actual facts will be made known.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
COwARDLY CUKS.
A Pack Of Murderous Hounds
COwed by a Brave Man.

Yazoo county is located on the
Yazoo river one hundred miles from
its junction with the Mississippi.
The Yazoo river is navigable for a
small class of steamboats, for one
hundred and fifty miles. In direct
line Yazoo City is fifty miles from
the Mississippi river and sixty miles
from Vicksburg. There is no rail-
road in the vicinity and probably
never will be. As further illustra-
ton of the civilization of the va
zooites, it may he mentioned that
after the raid on Dixon, the morality,
wealth, virtue and intelligence of
Yazoo procured the services of a
desperate named Wadly. The duty
consigned to Wadly was to walk up
and down the streets and offer any
independent $25 to slap his face.
Dixon was on the street and saw all
the leaders of the former mob
against him scattered around in con-
venient pistol-shoo,ing distance with
their dexter paws on their hip
pockets. Dixon did not scare worth
cent. Mayor Holt, too, was stand
ing on the sidewalk, and he didn't
scare either. The fool. Desperate
Wadly, in his mad career, came near
Holt, when Holt slapped him in the
face. The mob were all standing
around with their right hands on
their pistol-pockets, but when the
brave Holt struck the dirty hound
with his open hand the towards, who
stood looking on with hands on pis'
tolls, shrank to their kennels like
beaten curs.-Memphis Avalanche.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
Rather Weighty Children.

Miami county can boast of fam
lily containing three Of the heaviest
persons, for their age, in the State.
The weighty trio are a boy seven and
q half years old, weighing 1111s
pounds; lady, seventeen years OF
age, weighing 272 pounds, and a
young man of twenty years, who
pulls down the beam at 295 pounds.
They say the warm weather affects
them only by increasing their flesh.-
Olathe (Kan.) Progress.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
A Rather Serious Statement.

CT. Jones has in his possession a
spear of grass that is sixty eight feet
long, which grew on the bottom near
the river. The above story sounds
incredible, but anyone doubling it
can come and see for themselves,
and if it is not the length stated We
will pay all expenses of the trip
Garden City (Kan.) Paper.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
POsTPONEMENT.

The day Of sale Of the above-Damed Com
psny is hereby postponed until THURSDAY,
JULY 81 1879, at the same hour and place.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN CROCKETT. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
POSTPONEMENT.

The day OF sale OF the above-named Com.
papy In hereby postponed until FRIDAY
August 20. 1879, at the same hour and place.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN CROCKETT, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30

And in accordance with law. and an order
of the Board OF Directors, made on the
twelfth day Of May. 1879, 80 many shares Of
each parcel of such stock as may be neces-
sary, will be sold at public auction, at the
office Of the Company, Room II. 203 Bush
street, San Francisco, California, on TUES
hour OF two O'Clock p. M, of said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
the sale.
JOHN CROCKETT. Secretary,
Office--Room -, No. 203 Bush street. San
Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-30
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

A AMAZON CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A comprehension of principal place
of business, San Francisco, California; loca-
ton of works, DEVILS Gate district. Lyon
county, Nevada. --Notice-There Is delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
of assessment mo. 81 levied on the oath dsy
of March. 1879, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective shareholders
Al foIIowa.
, 1879-01-18

firing all the while. Reynolds hid mounted,
but witness toll him 10 di4s,ount, which he did,
and led his horse to point A!ty yards cast from
where the ekir.ulah-tifsc was drawn. At tho foot
nj the It'll heynot!s mounted onec more, whils
wttnrss led hts Nurse. liz saw Rcynnlds whip
and spur iI,s ilorsc. Junt then n few Indians
c1n,s itp n',tl ehot nt Reynolds, wllo fell. As
they were passing between him aud Reynolds
he turned hls hnrse to the timber whtre lie
could defend himself.
At Lieut.. lee'a request, the witness went
back little aud described the trnIle, giving It
nas t,ts opinion that thu icft-hand trail, which
ltcnn took, ~ns the smaller Of tho two. He was
ntso nsked m to the time that elapsed between
his meeting with CSok and tscno's crossing tic
river, and rep1lcd that It couldn't have been
more than three minutes. Wlicn he got back
to til" iord after n,ctfln. Cook. Kctio's cnhl~
mand was atM',it quarter Of a mile from
Inc lori. 1t was mt 0ycr ten mih-
nfcs nttcr tho command croasr,l that
witness atld thu others ls,lounles anil iep1ores
% % hcs'utH. No enemy passed tho a1yAtec 1T
!tenn. ct!!tihn tn :tie point wl,erH thu akEsnisb
!itIc was drawn betwcGfl tho time they crossed
tho river AMI tile forming of that line; he did
not know wi'o fired, tbs FIRST st,o., o.,-wilether
iteno's tncn ur the Indians. At the time tho
tlfst shot wits Hired. 1senu's command waa Jrnw
Ing up tlic skirmtsl,.iInr. The llusttlcs then be-
lrtnv back.
At this paint the Court adjourned until II
o'ciucx this n,urnln0, when Uirarl will gu ut It
again.
, 1879-01-18


A new book has lntcIy cu,anated from tho
publication Office OF that thrilling periodical, the
I'hrtno'ogieal Journal. Its title page announces
that It e1pnins the varieties OF physica consti-
tuition In man, In relation to his mental char
meter. In most respects this book, "The Tenn.
peranents,a Is as intensely interesting a. dime
uovel. 1t Is put together In the highest style OF
rllctorfrat art. Speaking Of mans logs, the
flowing author thus a!lnots of: "See what
noble twin columns, resting upon the firm but
flexible bases Of tho feet, support, In Its proper
position. tho grant arch OF tho pclvts!'' Add
whcn tue "pobte twin COLUMNS tllcfnsclvcs
have, as Il sometimes the ease, also "grand
arclI about half way dstwn their length,
nothing Ia left to be desircd In point
q symmetrical beauty II
Gen. 1.oRan be not elected to The
u0itcd States senate after the analysis Ut tho
physical mixture OF the c1enIcnts In this re-
inarkablc volume, then there IL no trut!, either
IA "red!lts!,-wh.tc or 1rll-Jrown." ]" "Iils ears
at tor son.c ting. "In character ic il cool,
srsartl, independent, proud, sts3ng-wiIlesl,
energetic, clenr.ilcndcd, j,crseycring, autucwha{
seycre II not stern, but 1t the sae tlulu warm.
hearted and sympathetic. IEs intellectual obhi-
lies are abu,e ne apftA4e '--like htA cars. ThcFe
Is the "ticnlnttton total" eighteen aijcctiyes in
ull. Wh0 Will say nov that the Lamn.erc,at
never haA Gool worl for lugahl We close
by Juggling tn tho heaviest nugget Of wisdom, III
tho buck: ''Wnat the American Ut the future
will b., those who live generations hence will
knoW.h
, 1879-01-18
SUFFERING FOR A LIFELINE.

Psgtons Afflicted With theumatis1a oStsp enter
for lifetime their lostutes tcipg almost without
remiasiou. Tho Joints and ulasc.cs OF such unfor-
tunates ats in most shoeKineEy eoutostsd and
dawn out Of shape. Io saosd them assr tsmpn-
rasy relief. the ost'uAry tsuaess often ptors ut.
tetiy usvlcss. Hoststtess 6iamach Differs, On tbs
other hand. IL asunehed hy persons who have used
IL to b q genuine source Ut scl!ct. II kseps tho
blood cool W prgnautluy regular h8hil u Lody,
eta remuvts tf''n u tn'ontllsa which, III ths opil
iun Of all satiouat pathological. ornats thls ago
niking complaint ant H. klultel n,slaJr, thu fout
l!csldea Tits Tho uttteFs remedy disorders VI tas
stomach. liver, and nerves. prevent aud eradicate
luttfufttcut aud retitttht fGstrs, ptpnQke appe.
ttls aud sicep. AMI aro h,xuly fccHmmenas4 by
physaGiana ~ desirable 0eaict1al suRlulsat and
tpaiE+
, 1879-01-18
I3iood.Tax or No I3lon1.TAxs

Nfe 1o]k EreTtHa Itst.
Tia Wholesale prlco Of quInlno In this country
Is about sJtO Nil ounce. aud III tho loreign mar
kct about q an ounce, prlcs At which, but for
the duty Of 20 per ccntuM, al valoreln, IT cuuld
10 placed Oh sale In our own markets. The itf-
ferencc OF Go cents ali altticu goes, Utmost with
out deduction, into the pockets Of thu two Fiji
adclph,s tnouopolists. A fals estimate Of the
cunsnmptlou oF Qufnlnr IN thls couMtry il l,e00,-
UN ounces year. It Is probably, therefore, III,
rxnEgrration to say that the Anettrnn people
sys to, Sass ysaFs sss ;nE S YER
iosM Of dptiaEa. n C0nGress all0Ws ihIs sort of
"protcrtlun " to cnntiAne,-protegtt0 Which
sustal,s monopoly and oscEwhrlma romIetlios,
makes the strk sirkcr, tho pour puurcr,-st de-
scrycs every rcblsku that sa Indignant and
Wr0REed people C1n he1P upon II.
Let US look ut this Vie ked blool.tax from an
other point hf .ytew.. IN ar os,nco Ut 4ufnine
there ars $50 uEains. EACH Eraiu, therefore. at
tie American price, costs tllrtc.1l1arlprs Of u
cent and III thIa on-elgIIth OF otie tent is bl,ol-
tax, Eraen patient whu sakss tioau OF quinlno
Of eight grana, slscrclnre. pays ono cent to tho
lnon0!s.liat. II fever and n,alaria.striektn pa
ttcnts all uvcF tho land cai1not realtza this out
rageouA !tnposltion, aud Gun think OF II wtthuus
hotF wrath, they uauat te very ssck indeed.
the Ways and Mcans Committee 10 report bills,
and among ths bill. wtltel, they caa teport, u
thry choosu 10 10 su,ls the I'LL VI Representative
Mdrrlson Fspealing tue tluty on quinipe. VS.
near on exce''eak authority th&t strung todGy
Vt the Federal Capital u working with alt lts
n,lgt to etTangle thu hill in committee, Or, II It
ealilut dn btttcr, fcrru cotlptt1ltse nj meas
urc lowering the duty. II IL coaesx!ed that, Il
tue rvpsal 11l cur 0'lco reach yuta In Congress.
It viii ~ through with u rush, aud henrc tho
desperate eiTnrts oi tho ln1no o!sts tu kill tho
bill In its eraue. We 4pcAk In tho Inherent Ut
every Mart, wolnan. sud child Ia .he United
States, putsls of twu Pt!lalelph!a Ir,us. wt,.a
w tell thu Committee to iook well to tha graYu
responsibilities they will assume II t4uy bcc1mu
partners IN tho inrslltatel wrong ol pcEpetuat-
tug thlk uufarluua tag.
, 1879-01-18
FALSE.

wandered In I tar.oH land. and prs yed
For guild aud honors At fat Fortunes s!lr,ne:
Anu, through lon1 ysass mixed, "is my loved
MAId '.S50
True to her pli2hted VOWS. ~ l to nInsr'
cFylnx. but nsscr doahtinx through lhs years,
''Lula, hu tsuu!"
Aud, answering. cau.s tas nesaags: .'Ccxss lhy
feart-
Lula IL tsus."
toile4, aud NOT in vain The godesa smiled
l!unusa aud gotA 1earnea 10 call INNS Uwu
Yet loye with teudcr sunRa gny heart be9uIIsa-
! lo1yca 10 pluee NY Quccn upon hsE th1ous.
!iaek ~ her ualacs IN ths ils.ny sun.
hlIh esxeF soul. Guds tbs aask.ax sea,
In sasn-ln saiut Hope, love, aMd Joy aYe done
L1Ia u talsa " re. ]. ALlkx CoUMhk.
, 1879-01-18
NOTHING TO SAY.
Donohue, the Murderer Of Hustes, Keeps
His Mouth Stint.
He II Either Insane or Trying to
Sham insanity.

Fr.nk Donohuc. Tim murderer At Martin
ur.t.s n M, octp.Itv fneane fs t.v;no the
foundation for detense' slnce he acts and talks
as II bis mind was shattered, and those Of hfa
friends who hare seen him have come to that
conclusion, AZ yesterday was visitors day at
The County jail, Donohue was released from
us ecu ana a,o"eo 10 roam arouno .ne eoEt,.
dore. lie ws'kca up ana Gown III the no'tn
corridor, seldom stopping, swinging his arms
,ns @ % IT.. m.nncr lod,cateI that bc vas III Al
'"s' w ~, ..,. - s..... :. ~
case. Whether thts was the result OF fenorse
ID doubtful. Hc doesp't look Ike man VINO
nr,.oner. wonld now md then look
r. IT,, ,... .h.. ,,aa ,nt .re,k N
~ alh'' out .aeJ "" MI epeaH ~
him nor be 70 them. AionG towaH
Couatv ifosmtat, dropped In 10 sec him. lie.
!, .,,.... r.. ,,no,.., t,orohr. .t,ro h, "a. 4
~, as 11'. """ n","..,. ,t.d -, Trontan
years o'a. 5its parents a1e0 IN lfcn1oos ~ ~
ireland, mud DonohDe was brought up By Hugh
Mul,In, puddlcr, who now lives In this etsy.
,.'. "ns. ~. p" ..~,. IT,. ,..Ia h,,,, t,ro,ts
out does n9t ~o a. h's .faue' nelnR ., pretty
"e sn o ,ctueon ,e setfsu hnme ,s Worked .1o md ye3y
stables. and drove bus for some time. lie
hsa ma hrotl,cr finch. who II etnn1oyetl nt tho
snuth chsooo Mtll,' Tn,ausr rcnoIter WA
eel. H. &f,Jn in so{1
pfssien. i "nen M MI; MI csa M Etsnna sa,u .n, .,, ~,
v.,,v. w ''A wv nj" '0 'A'
sepl{ ~, .,.. ,,. ,,,,. =. or. ,..,.t.
49,, !, Afen te1 't&"' 'o' A'a' " "'o "se"'
past
WHAT IS TIE NA!7hR
-! don't Know. ! eonla!',t eat " slecp; !
went 70 w0sk o1.e h'3ht, tut COULDN'T stuod H.
and !!al To cut.
nAVe YOU nccn nf1hKihgi'
,.,i,st,, l "a'e"t tas'e" "fop 'oe th3ec
i Whore ,,avc yf.,, hcenfn
uf went r., IL MI. ept, c.,,, t,,,, nro
Hcrks av.,.t
il sccns Tint uonohue latl l,ccu in tho County
r1nsniinf snifcrtnv fr,n, i'.j cn,i ,r,',' i,
haj taEra wS,tr dr1rItc onc ri he Sarti' sh't ar
,i,nscs. nul Mci nuvhi,p haIin,t AM, hin, sn'.e
h., wns dischnrgr.;' a ~rar o1 -, ,"o A'''' ''s'
Thc rr,nrtcr uotirinr rays IN tj"nohue.. ,ft
hand, twn Gnrcr. III fhnr11, ard thn nil, I.,.
Inn u, ,ic5 IN !, astj: AN' "''A wv P"''t' ~
i wiIat II II fbr matter Will, ,o,,r han1p,
Il ~ !, s.I'i 1,nah,.' "'*A ''o' 'Au0'
uWh,,, ,.,t nt'H + r'"'"u'' +,
nj ,iit1.i
SWIM 4. mi. nm, u,th ,vho,, r,,, h.a ~.
t,o,,hI. j, inai,raI yt,; a,,,,,ttt 'oN ''3@ 49,
III ,lnn,t L,,n,r !, ..M 11rnnir,c. Ut ,.r., ,.t.
ht., hafa.n "1o"' '1'u Ao''o''"'t "e*s' ~"
MtV.iI M, .o,.,,, ,- v,,, :, ,, ss.r .m.,,
~ fn,,. sr.i s.it 5oT' sIa ~; mn. ~
which Way Il viii ), ,,ep'e1 A'A'"'s' 'e' *'
an, e s,nr,aa Sar Nv sit. dte' wa Lacnn' 1.1
"uchi,, ssnnt ,nra,' H. .n,. ius ~ ""u .. ~.
nS lenvin thc inS hsn near M H." s Sp ~.
". ", .s"fak Wv 1Htt' "HSn ucAt l;au G"u' Nv
, 1879-01-18
Grant aud tho Corkoaians.

s'"F <SFF@" &0s"'1RF1t
We have 10 loys " spara for 0ea. Grant; but
ho hss bssa s.oaoscd by all NATIONS, Catholic aud
Frotcstsnt, ~ tho ex-presilsnt and representa-.
tive u this Republic; and It III beseems the COR
III his lace. Tus Pups reserved usu. Grant. and
tie City OF Dublin gave hIn, tor America saku,
. gra,M ovation. TAa people ui Corx should
seuted-
, 1879-01-18
U&lnR Up 1Gis Capital.


Tbs proposition Of Gen. Ewing, Of Ohio, to
throw overheard tbs har1.Inoney Democrats of
that state, aud to try conclusions with the Re-
puo!cans without them, Ia characteristic OF that
hendtong politician. lie Is always ready to trade
pumps Tor pump-haaulcs. II le persists n,uci
longer IN doing business III this way, hta work
luz capital will bs entirely lissipatst.
, 1879-01-18
A 1ltaErNccgtt1 city.
FhrJN Yfftf Nun .J,t,s ~

Tho condition IT the City il! Cincinnati last
night waa inlracriba''ly jtsgrarcful. II was as
tiark na Haslcs, and ns fonl and fltfy a. Flor
csce In the midst Of the plague Streets knee
deep with water, rceklng With nll manner Of ,ltrt
stthi debris, l,t glEnmcf Of light frunl earth
ur heaven, atrcet-cars plow'ug ,hclr platforms
tnto water, and pedestrians waing o,i tie side
wniks through Dccar,s of Accumulated mt1t).-lt
wns, altogether, veritabe Au,rl of Despund,
ulil tllsRraco to the State of Ohio.