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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-12-31

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tss ssbslnstilsb tahsha tsFtfa.
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ssii BY sal.i byio isss possoss'
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80 bvdos ssessky msohsm ros
.AhlsjH . pskI, fosnai sIsiiIs do.
psdaos. potns ss ssssio eisktfie.
sA ssyAdati ye vleoh vAtlieh ms.
.tseh. Il Ellsoa lvfdi. is sysiIo
toto bads maobem IevnalH, asi
lssskoliv lihA . he silly kssfA 80
Per h ssleebi peailvAus bude,
tule lee hAhsm das h hoahi u
eleb stroll, kollbkai alp. posii
vsll. PakIi ie 40 vynaIeE tento
osvsdtl, bade 70 jodsn . ncjsst
sIch nosorotaIeh dst6, jake kdy
vhis Iidstyn piinesIs.
+; L1sers,s, kteH ialovalI
vrcboiho poitmistra, jelikoi ten.
to xakAsal dodAvani dopisd ma
lo.eristy adrosovanych, vsalI
prvni obialobu rpst hodlaji ga
dati jinou. SoudI 10 mali nynI
iepH pti,ioo. Oieslali toth Jed
nomu 30 svSch jednstelh dopis
sdresujIce joj p''mo ns nsho cc
jednatele. Dopis byl arcI zadr
len, WAX obsahovsl pouEe xAlc
iitost eists osobni byl proso jed
nateli otevFony dodan. Nyni 10
torists ialuii vrchniho poi,mistr,
pro otvirAni soukromntch dopi
50. "a pravniky wall 81 Glen,
kongresu, meri nlmii jest povss,
NJ Matt. Carpenter { Wis. q Ca
soy Young Z Tenn. Jelkos lote
riste hodlsji Y kongrcsu usilova
{ o xruseni sakona kterym 30 vrch
{ Dimu postmistru pravo dava do
r pIsy jejich xsdrzovati, na SO e
to, to elepove kopgresu vEa,i o
nich "a advokA,y X sosdu prot
!. lcn, ably riskani byli pro xrusen
onoho Eakons. Jest to skandk
|, 70 SO clenovs kongresu K tom
prop0jcuji a rakonem melo b.
zapovezsno bSti, ably nesmeli bs
Eastupcl osob, kterc cokohv o
:, kongresu posadujf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-12-31
Frank MlinAf.

Sunni p Co. gans. Is. pros.
Ctsnh rodakoe Souhiasim 6pl.
us = p. r. VocAskem, 10 ncrad
ttu rabriku "Darebici a podyod.
nici." Jest to smutn6 ie merI
rodAky nasimi naleEnou SO tako.
VI, kscfi so neostschaji vydavaie.
10 o to nepatrnou, ale Easlouze
non castku okradati. vthiru
pkni ttcnifoye q psedpIAoejme 8
chuu ma MAJ ohlibenf tasopIs a
redaktor joho jiats Ease bude $
chuu prncovat nAs ks'df tSden
pilns !, ,ueova, = bavit.-Potasi
% Edo bfijemns;- 10 snshn dosud
uevimo;-f farmAti to ted pilns
oraji pro knkuFici ;-pSerico jsop
HrosuS iako prerie. Ma drAhu
10 nssta Wellington name Is
mil, kdel so vie odbyde. Pseni.
- plsu a0s. al 100.
. dctoa Jos. d labtu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-12-31
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na pltstupny fpk 1850, syiaHg y. lWf. Coz
r!ngerem ChieaEo. kalsndsF tenfa ssss-
hue Is0 teikfeh slrtnek q Jet pr,Ss ~ xes
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pro ttenkie ameFicke. an sesiavsn Irsf vskz~--
ten M jloh Habsxes pr0spsehu pssssa-
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fs Amrrl an 10 null sh lessch vyssFs.< .
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soys lprAyg doraei.


plda. ksss selfeas tYla p0iirsm
aas as.tm sseds pas .s as
% gD0
~ Iiial basota peelssh tyt y
agei - pondslss stlef etias -
ea, pii ismi sly srii byIo pod
ssmat hemst = usvsfess Dss9
" Iest ssbsspeiss asmoess sss
fsIgll afasa.
2 sussst polar, sssst shltII
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aoel No posdaIss Y ispsaons.
aeiabshodhtls' sAssi mts,s. zlsA
u ssy.. joe. sstlihoa poIistaalm
vyho'sha bsdoyy bsdss -
thnsi saova .tasAu.
2 Die ssa.issleateh ,prAg ss
sssve6geb folniekam odbofa We
washlhgloha. abhkal oans istsiei
.slssns o ii6 mlI ghs d0lAti tlee
gei lotskt, tolik obdfil felslg1
ietos a. ploilny svt viea uei '
Iobi - yyima o 90 10 alodsJska
sp0ietaos,l doptavni svissaim
tsttia ptipfayiIy
4 IIrosns neslssli adAlD 70 na
irAse Cbioag1 4 tl,on bllio Bar
das, lila, ninuIf paIek Vlsk
osobni ledouoi do ksnsas City
sjel trats nhsiedkom puzzle ko
Isis o tlyry vozy 40 ssi,ily dola 5
ustA. DyA q mich sbaly sood pie
vrientoh kamen. Dvs ceslujIoi
byli xabi,i "a iintcb bylo vies
mens rshSno.
I Hrosns 3 odpornt sApas Cd.
bfvAn byl min tsden Y Sl. Louisu.
. sasku $3.50 podniknal vkt
jmenem Brennan sApas--s psem,
ZapA.u pfitomno bylo pekolik
oituprisdn5ch zhovadilco. Trvsl
"a bodioy q skontil vitsEsvim
Brenpans, k,ort vsak Jest brosne
oi PISA potrhAn. Policie hleda
nyni dtsstniky tohoto odporneho
diva lila hodlA 10 stihat.
7 z Colorado dochAEi rprava,
1e SO Iodiane nepocbybns po do.
brem nepodar. Uplynuly jIi 8
,Sdny cd ID DOLBY CO jim dAno 10
dbi easu. wax Indian6 pofAde
wee protahuji a odkladali. Ko,
mise dsla jim posledni lhitI 6
dni u Jest na odchodu. Pakli sc
iadosti komise nevyhovi, rosyiue
80 nepocbybns boi proti IodiA
nim branou moci bndou pfIna
ceni X vydAni vinnikd.
= B)sse, omen xlodejsks kni
hovni v Mtchelovu banKu Y Mil
wAukee, ktory Epronevefll az
ttvrt milionu dolsrn, uEnal sc
min. tyden vinSm a byl odsouren
jen ma diva roxy do zalAte. SoudI
Sc, 30 uxnal 20 vingm obdrzeI
TAX mirnS trest proto Jon, 10 sc
dobodnal = teditelsvem banku
kler6 neoh,tlo aby ptislo phi sou
du na joyo, jak neopatrns 10 ,
banku jednb. 0biaIoba znsii M
rpronevstcni pouxe 1000 dolart
proto trest tax mirnS.
q Historku skoro X neuveFebl
oEnamuje depeso New York;
John Barnber se,ksl so pied
mesici v hoslinci : Frederiekem
Buyer u prodsl mu tenu svou 81
pet contb. "a tsdcn pfivcdl Bu
yer tonu spAlky a ch,el i vrAcci
jeIikoi so prs osiiil. Barnbo'
vsak neehtel fcnu rpst vsiu 4
tato ialosala iei Ia opus,sui
Soui odmi,nal iAlobn q jakSko
liy xskroteui "a vsci.
I Zims, kiera skoro po III I'D
ny na Ekpadi panovals, dostoa
pila kolem vinoe nejvysEiho stup
ns. Nrjkroieisi byla Y severe
sApadni tasu Dakoty, podel soy
pao fcks drkby. Tam kic.l To-
piomAr 81 na 40 pod nuleu via
KY ieEdily velri ucpravidelns
ssvernsi, billie hranIo kauad
.kSch. klesl teplomsr na 81.
Cfooksiou, Minn.. na So. y Brctk
iaridge 30. v omabR byIe u
oaoby SelsS stajeno n fcalome
...t..a. 4..hs. kl.....f a en-
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kr.Hutt anek kaieulkf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-12-31

psovisiiei . ssysl odsesssnt b W
hoanssvi ~ siibis.
VI Flossneli, ' ilsn, useAne
hyle . lstsrasiioeslhsis siantmi
sdshssi psotl yts5a . 4 .peia ~
tshHu ssnAna tsstafma ass
posledsiilmi ls1 sfoisfalee
ysty assslifost jm.hsm Aets
Kal,f8s
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-12-31


vshea atniIs, lsst sby psfit ROB
posssysbl byll ~ meIslisuess
atssny 'smestsiat sssdidAr pfo
pfsatsnss . akmt1ksg shy W
dAfss byl New Ywks besS
seTilest soe deaeik . II hsfa.
fsstnl - possdy ssissAttias .
gssthsyiai. sisfA odytrsu se
bpde dse Z Isdas W. Wsshitgso
aff
4 sAsIsdssm fsrta sahfesl
Cbiesgs missios a,b0ta mlsdf
pai lnsesm u ,sIi. uesf
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40 byts lsho. NaIssii bYs ME.
sfset tsfhshe posishs prys
Ggsia fsd ieftossI . hspsaIo Isi.
shy ssfheahs eo.ss.iilt HgshA
ssIl tsdy ssstsss pisdmssy, Isso
ny tan byii sIesali. kiyi ~
iesf oeb vt.esI, ssfyii 80 ' kea.
peIss csrsocs .lyisl s tan
aamo,ls Q sttslii skfss dvsss
IlAhs sssAhIs goalds DO hIsvy
= hasetiss hodiaAeh ssoe.I,
I v mlsuIam kongrsss podAas
byls iAdo.t cd skkisrfeh demo
sfsis Ciaeinnsu, abr sysstfe.
skos byIs mlhulk tam volba To
seri byls yoda - mi}s kntgresa.
aisty heifsdtI Sc ssbfgA besassl.
him syioilovAbfm a1ii bY kdy
60 syluiiil Zgelsna ,edy komi
-, klsra sylstIoysis kolis itjsa
= vyistiila, 10 iAdOst ,akovk hS
sAis by optavnsna SO stray re.
pnblikkDsks, als ne damokrstic.
he. DemokratiokA vstsina ySbo.
ru hodlk nyni poda,i aprAvu, IL
na oeIs vsci mic neni tc podsnt
-vsdactvi nss.oii ~ 10, ably dAuo
byIo do tisku. RepsblikAnskA
noniina vsak hodIa nAlsbau ns
to, aby dAno bylo do tisku, tax
ably poankno bylo ovocs vyso,fo.
ykni.
Z Demokrathm ' Maine bude
asi teiko uleci . kradenym sbo.
iim. 20 cclem stito panuje velkt
rostileni a budi vkzn6 obavy '
moinost nksilne srAiky, ba snad
vioobccneho povstAni 30 colSm
sAiu. v Bangor bylo by mAleu
o vAnocich ptislo ku krveproliu
Guvern6r nethal odvAieti sbraf
q tamsisi Ebrojn,ce, vsnk nesmir
n6 davy obeconstva Y tom brAni
ly a pfinutily voEku odveEt
sbrsb pazpet. Cslni a rowan
mu1ov6 radi K mirnosti q uslluj
nu guverners, aby necbal srol
roEhodnoot soudim. Ten wax
vsdom 81 nepravosli sve. Edrahi
se TAX utlnIti. Horkokrevni hro
xi, ze edovoli vpocitan}m zAxo
nodAroim mista Eanjmouti mel
radi, ably so republikAne zorgani
sovali vo zvlAstni legislature.
a Aoglicku pfistAlo Is osol
parniku Borussia, kterS opustil
potApsjici so na Siren motl dn,
2. prosince. Parnik ton vyplu
dno 81. li-,op. Korunny, mai
ls0 cestovatel6 a 81 lodniki nj
palnbe. Ncusialou prudkou bou
u byl poskozen a pocal Sc pota
psu. Nskolik lodie bylo spusts
no, v ktersch ces,o vatcle IA lodni
ci spAsu hlodal. Dv6 Z mich byly
stastns nalezoay. o osudu ostat
nich lodic, ani o osudu osob kter,
nj lodi zbyly, 80 nevi dosad
Majetnici parnika doufaji 10 81
nepotopil. an rordslen by, na vi
90 vodsvsdornSeh dil6, TAX 10
byr poropchan nekter6 dilj
voiou SO naplnlly, Iins musilJ
sostat bes pohromy a udriet par
MIX mad vodou.
I Strsjk poraissa v jatkscl
a naklsdArnaoh ebics gskfeh non
dosud u konos. Minuly t5del
povoliIi sice lek,oFi mtjitels ia
TEX iAdo.ti sirajkuIfcioh slonI
Unie a slibili ncza msstknkvat
oeslrny. vsak jini odepte.l ma
prosto lkdo.t unie praeovsli
isIniky, jake dosla,i niohli. Nyn
Ioien MATTEL 20 druh{m oInAlau
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-12-31

UtiseIts Kidney Wort q tAAs ~ firsrf-
4 lrdnoho paklIssu udslAte ssst syafa ssz.s~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20

Owing to the wholesale firms with
whom | deal having adopted the casli
system, | take this method Of announce
ing to my patrons and the public gener-
ally that from and after July lst | shall
close my books and sell exclusively for
cash. Gratitied to the public for past
patronage, | bespeak for myself a
liberal share Of the same in the future,
with the assurance upon my part that /
shall aim to keep frst-class quality
OF goods and sell on a small margin.
c. CHExowErH.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20
TzLEGRAPYIC ITEMS.

News has been received from Panama
that the revolution ended Sunday.
Clearing house statistics show that
the state Of trade throughout the
country continues wonderfully prosper
Gus.
The Spanish brig Diligence, whose
master defcd the Custom house officials
at Pensacola, was brought to terms by
a revenue cutter and fine of 500.
The trial Of milan Commissioner
Hoyt and other Directors of the Inter-
national Trust Company, Jersey City,
has resulted in acqaittal.
According to intelligence from Cairo,
the French Consul General will proceed
in full uniform to the palace, to
announce that the French Government
has decided to insist upon the deposit
ton Of the Khedive
The House and Senate Of New Hamp-
shire, in joint convention, elected A. b.
Thompson, Secretary Of State; Scion A.
Carter, State Treasurer, and John Il.
Clark, State Printer. Henry w. Blair
was declared elected United States
Senator
A number Of kilograms received by
the Governor from Tracy, Minnesota,
state that 800 railroad laborers and
tramps are in that town and making
riotous demonstrations, and the officers
are trying to restore order. There
seems to have been no violence or
bloodshed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20
LAUDING HAYES.

The New York Sun, the ablest, as
well as the most independent, Of the
metropolitan journals, SUMS up the net
result of the extra session OF Congress
in this manner:
How Hayes. the Fraud, towers up in
comparison with the cowardly Demo-
Gratis OF Congress.
They opened contest with him on
the most vital question that can posi-
bly, be raised in a free government.
They had the immense advantage OF
being in the right, and he the immense
Disadvantage Of being in the wrong.
But be shows courage. He vetoes
measures that are wise and necessary
to the safety Of the country. He vetoes
them simply because they are contrary
to the interests Of the Republican
party. He stands up aud does it ike
man.
The Democrats on Tne other hand,
Ike pack Of frightened sheep, aban
don the field and run away after voting
the money that is necessary to keep al
the polls the troops they have repeated
w declared should never be allowed
there.
The end and the net result Of the
extra session is that the Democracy are
covered with disgrace while glory is
shed upon Hayes.
What disgusting business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20

The Latest Concerning the Tragedy.

A dispatch to the San francisco
Chronicle. states that as Sheriff Mccoy
was about to board the train for Marys-
vile, he was accosted by French Ca
madam named Frank Choquette, who
asked to speak to him privately. They
were seen talking briefly together and
Choquette then accompanied the Sheriff
% Marvsviile. An hour subsequently,
it transpired that Choquette had re-
quested to be lodged in the Marysville
jail. saying that when safely there he
would confess a crime. He is 81 years
of age and has lived in the vicinity for
three or four years, For long time
past he has been employed on the
ranch OF DR. D. p burst, who speaks
of him as a sober and quiet man, very
frugal in his habits and remarkably re-
served. especially in the presence OF
women. Choquette is generally sup
posed to be crazy He does not say
what crime he had committed, IN fact
has said nothing further about it.
When Choquette reached the Marysvilie
iail he was overpowered with emotion,
and, t9lling on the floor, dropped otf
into stupor. He was then locked up
in cell. He answers the description
OF the man Roddan. saw in the garden
the night OF the tragedy. Ida Dunn is
rational, but is not allowed to talk.
1t Is now divulged that the next day
after the tragedy bar Of iron was found
sticking upright in the ground where
Ida Dunn was picked up. 1t has not.
been mentioned heretofore. 1t is over
foot long, with a strong cord attached,
so as to be used something in the man
ner of a slung-shot. In the hope OF
getting some information about it, two
Cinnamon who work on the Rod4ian
Ranch have been arrested and taken to
the Marysville Jail. Roddans father
has six other Cinnamon III his employ,
who are camped about half mile from
the scene Of the tragedy. A detective
who arrived from Sacramento states
that no report has yet been made by
the chemist who is examining the sup
posed blood spots on the clothing Of tho
negro Williams.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN N0NA-
NEES.

The Republican State Convention of
California nominated George C. Perkins,
Of Butte, for Governor; John Mans
field, OF Los Angeles, for Lieutenant
Governor; D. N. Burns, of Yolo,
for Secretary Of State; D. VI. kenfeld, OF
Tuolumne, for Controller John We'll,
Of Sierra, for Treasurer; \. L. Hart,
OF Colusa, for Attorney General; Shank
lin, Of Alameda, for Surveyor General;
Frank Gross, Of San Francisco, for
Clerk of the Supreme Court; = Camp
bell, OF Alemeda, for Superintendent of
Public Instruction; Menber of Board
Of Equalization, Second District, NJ VI.
Drew.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20

UGLY charges are made against
Charles Foster Republican candidate
for Governor Of Ohio, by General John
Beatty, OF Columbus, prominent Re-
publican, who charges that Fosters
nomination was procured by railroad
passes and money given to delegates.
General Beatty is bitterly opposed to
Fosters election and may stump the
State against him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20

II the Paris Soir is to be believed.
taxation by torture is now the mode in
Egypt. Those who will not or cannot
pay are hanged to palm trees, and IN
less they pay OF are paid for, are left to
die. Germany has addressed non
political remonstrance to Egypt, stating
in plain language her views.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20
W ANT'ED.

OK Transfers. good men. will fnd steady
employment at good wages, t Camp MeDeunt.
Apply Immediately 70 T. 2. D~ougham al the
Post, or Ferd kied, Wnnemucca
A responsible man Is also wanted % contract
for cutting ami patting up 900 tens q hay 20o
tons 70 DC stacked, and 20 tons e be baic1.
All implements aud machinery Tor cutting AMI
bal!1g viii DC furnished, also enc yoke II
oxen for baiing press. The machinery Is IN per-
feet order, the hay press being Eetaiulna No.
press.
For further particulars amply as above to
f. ?. Broughani or Ferd. R1id.
.TEne 10, lsTJ n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20

The School Census Marshal's returns
show that Virginia City has 1890
children between six and eighteen years
of age. The number attending public
school is l,570, and 334 attend no
school.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20

'Life on the Ocean Wave," remarks
an enthusiastic writer. s'is a darned
sight better than death beneath it,"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-20
Winnemucca, June 10, 1879. t.

The public have always been lacking
confidence in pawnbroker's shops, from
the fact that they were here to-day and
away tomorrow, they having no regard
for the patronage of their customers,
merely trying to take advantage when
ever they could. We must note one
exception. and that is the establish
ment Of Uncle Harris, the celebrated
pioneer, No. 22l Kearny street, be-
tween Bush and Suffer.
CHEW JAoKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov20-78-ly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-21
A DEMO CRATIC MIRROR FOR IT'S
PARTY.

The Augusta (Ga.) COna,tptiOndIist, n
Democratic journal of much influence, seems
to have become thoroughly disgusted with
the Democratic policy in Congress. 1t says;
The Democrats in Congress have cut u sorry
figure in their contest with the Executive. 1t
is useless to mince words about the matter
They have blundered-badly blundered-and
subjected themselves to meritod ridicule They
have placed themselves in the attitude Of one
who seeks an issue but retreats rs soon as he
sees that his opponent is prepared TO meet it.
The first step they took was u false one, and
there Is wisdom in the French maxim that il
is the first step which counts. During the last
session there was good reason for attaching
the political legislation desired to appropra.
tion bills The Senate was Republican and il
was impossible to get separate measures
through that body. But when the new Con-
gresS organized this reason no longer existed
for each House contained Democratic ma
jority.
The ConstHHiOaalist then criticises the
blunders and Inconsistencies of the Demo-
Gratis with a good deal Of severity. 1t in
forms them of their serious loss by the pol
icy of "riders' to the appropriation bills,
and rebukes them for not having passed
their bills as independent propositions. 1t
reminds them OF the confident manner in
which, in all their speeches in Congress,
they contendod, pending the passage of the
first measure, which was vetoed, that the
Executive was not opposed to the contem-
plated legislation, aud hence " the employ
"ment of riders was unnecessary aud inn
"politic." But it contends, rs it appears
that he was opposed to these measures
they should not have threatened to cut
OF the supplies unless they meant
to do what they threatened, A threat
executed is sometimes revolution; G
threat unexecuted is always ri.
diculous," 1t charges that since the
President exercised the veto power, the
Democrats have flmed, vapored, and sub,
sided Their conduct has reflected nc
credit upon themselves, and may seriously
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-21
POLI7ICIL NOTES.

THE okolona man is the Confedro. Democracy's
wicked nephew.
TIE Congressional weathercock points more
steadily than ever to a surrender.
SENATOR CoNovER, of Florida, Is going TO try for
the Goycrnorship of the alligatorial State.
THE next President" says the Chicago Tribune,
will certainly be from Illinois" OF course he Will
and Galena is his dwelling place.
No matter how great blunder the Republicans
may commit, their Democratic opponents never
fail to counter IL with greater one.
TIE Burlington HdlCkCyC warns Congressmen
against challenging Senator David Davis TO fight
duel, for he is the best fencer In America.
THE Democratic majority in Congress are wait.
ing TO hear from the Okolona States before they
meet in caucus to determine upon their policy
IL 1861 the Democratic leaders said ii was uncon.
situtional 10 send troops into the Southern States
To compel obedience TO the laws, They say the
same now,
THE three prominent candidates for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor OF Georgia nrc Gov.
crnur Coquitt, who is backed by all Of Senator
GordOnS personal and political influence: Colonel
Thomas HUrdeman, who was defeated Or the nom
inatlon in 1876, and General J.. j. Gartre who was
member of Congress before the war
a CALCULATION has been made by the New York
Times 10 show the increasing strength of the West
eru Republican States In 1872 Iowa, Kansas,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada Ohio
Wisconsin, and Illinois cast 797 035 votes in 1876
they cast 2.3Ti36 The Times remarks that "tu
measure the effect of this change upon represents
ton, We may assume that the basis of appOIliOn.
mcn VIII remain the same. In that case the 'Silid
south may at most retain its l06 members of the
House; the nine States We have named will add
TO their 13 members ut least AS more, and will elect
l2l or 10 more than the section which now rules
the Democracy, and through II controls Congress- ~