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The daily gazette., 1879-10-30
GeMernl Mems.

Naner Tweed arrived at Char
% e. yesterday with the crew
u "hooner Alabama, from the
pedse lor Philadelphia, abandon
I'pe Lookout on Sunday, water
steamer Newbern, at San Fran
Yesterday, brought the crew Of q
Nhallrg bark wrecked in Mag
DAY On the ~ inst. Two of The
'eew were drowned in attempting
AlAr Mexican coast.
tlTard Thornton and family ves-
gF!l 'helr summer residences in
S!poft, Mass for their house in
w. Norris, who was a mem ber OF
@ .sos legislature. In 1915, and a
s ,Na'allye H. the Thirty fifth and
~a,n ',aa Coneressrs, died yesterday,
i'As0' aged 81 years.
uI'y, @nsy rrrlh, a leading German
.~ ", y newark, N, j D., and editor OF
A''ung' died yesterday morn
ft.J LIN ~ Eases ,a OF yellow fever were
w. W,a Armphls Yesterday, and DIR
b,,' i,U, u Inspecting officer of the
la,'',, n,ata OF Health, who returned
IN ', in w. toiy lhree days ago, wa.
ri.r.. .ue afternoon. He contract,
r,as,, s1 IN Forest City. A yellow
tdr,a Tn. az Harrison, Miss, was re.
'Hlng lA't night.
,,,,ssia nsapa'h arrived at San Fran.
m, s,''uay on the ST. amer from
dTnox, !, M 50 years of age, wal
hi ,6ss l6s against his room door sbo
lft,v IT 'ods nears, in Paterson, N. j.
= h,i ,maoolhing. He was reported :,
S Sp, M,nohey ,ny hidden in his apart
'e We're no signs of a rob
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Enlargement.

NEW BUILDINGS GOING Up AT WALTON 4
wHANNs PHOSPHATE WORKS.
Messrs. Walton & Whann are about
enlarging the capacity of their phosphate
works, fopt of Marsh Lane, the present
accommodations being insufficient for
the demands OF their increasing business.
The additions will comprise two frame
buildings. one 74x1l2 feet, land the other
4Ox48 feet, both two stories In height.
They will be built of heavy timbers. in
the strongest possible manner. The
larger building will be used as the chemi-
cal apartment of the works, and the
smaller one will be used in connection
with the general business Of the concern.
The contractor for this Improvement Is
Mr.. John b. johnson, OF this city.
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Il Good PODe9.

The DAILY GAZETTE now publishes
more reading matter than any other
paper in the city, and is by far the best
of the Wilmington dailies. 1t prints
far more reading matter than even the
"big cent" daily, while none of the
others begin to approach it in general
excellence and interesting character of
contents. 1t is the paper for everybody
to read if they desire to get posted in
the reliable current news of the city.
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The Public Schools.

NUMBER OF SCHOLARS, VACANCIES AND
APPLICANTS.
The following table shows the num-
Der of pupils belonging to, the number
Of applicants at, and the number of va
cancirs in each of the Primary schools,
at the close of school last Friday. 1t
shows also the number of pupils dis
charged from each school since the
schools opened in September last. Most
of the pupils discharged have been with.
drawn by their parents; few have been
sIsDended.
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kOvl be interesting to know what
has Of Mr., Bayard" father the infor
n 50 amably dispensed to the pub
The following extract made by our
p.l contemporary, the Herald,
DE Washington correspondence
rean Republican newspaper:
fheuls Of Senator Bayard say
q Is taxing a great deal of quiet
BIT Ovel the ONO election, for he
bot believe that Senator Thurman
D., other tiat.money Democrats in
hes, will be so anxious to kick him
Finance Commit ca AZ they were
bnng, Mr.. Biyard believes that the
Nat plal Democratic Convention
,Clare in favor of hard money
p7s, which he alone, Of all the
nenl Democrats In Congress, has
slSOcauug Mr.. Bayard looks upon
psnfall Oi Thurman as a vindica-
fhim'ef and The course he pur.
% Congress last session."
aiOr Bayari is now on the Allan
Fein aud no "fIiend' of his is like
fav1 put such language as this into
paih even "by telephone" ". Y.
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A Journalistic Change.

The Deiaware County Gazette, pub
lished at Chester, Pa, has appeared un.
der new management. The name OF
Mr.. G. F. r Hayward a well known
journalist appears as editor. Major Ne
vim the former editor and proprietor, IS
now engaged as business manager OF the
Philadelphia Press.
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The Ne,v Assessment.

The new water assessment just com.
pleted by Chief Engineer McInlire will
increas the revenues of tie department
over $4,000 next year. The cost of max
ing the assessment was about $1oo, ana
the result proves that this expenditure
was quite handsome investment.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30

hscrailss is,sat wh t, election in Ohio $4,000
ee,iltd 'hsil walked , up to tie polls and
|btuocraeal.t ballots. That represents
Etye Sta,ss Ss pure and simple of the
aOnevA ,e. Deserted by the ultra
|eerlnsnsm men, ignored by the bulk Of
(aepuba,s.aand and betrayed by the Lib
Y, thers ms who joined the party
bable az an% were still left 3lg .O00 m.
beleveaaI aIu q; inexnnguishabie men
and lts b. tra ts.lnply in the Democratic
'nayed hr ,ra ! iltions, wlo could not
w on defeat ,, or depressed by by
,1i ilis shame I'M 'ns mp part Of the lead
ftled and dHhhoal,i ho be SO di:sraoefnliv
lercumsnta handled. and in view oS ai,
Isl battle iAlees in ,Ss, and surroundings s. the he
\, ,sill Macaa"", democracy is worthy to to
~ the AHlapnald'e Aa.,p,aanld heroic charge w
''"tore Gnzette "o at wa
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mnorfant 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t cOrrects acidity of the
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
to mother and child. During the process
of teething its value Is incalculable. 1t
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and comfort TO the mother.-
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30

PRGE ]. BoLToS is proprietor OF the
fTGIos HOTEL on Chestnut street.
IAr Phil'a and l5oLToN's HOTEL, al
seug' These hotels are kept first
rah located Just to suit the business
fuaveer Tor pleasure, aud the rates
Yer day at either house. OBS Il.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30

h Esr.-Philadelphia has
brer two million dollars Of her A
m, funding bonds. This is u low
n interest for this country. Ger
4 good five per cent mortgage
Kobe preferred. Delaware is pay
!, Der cent while the records at
| |Crtle piove that much money has
|haned at five per cent.
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, me Coming Horse.

kOv s"'AiN,cisco, Oct. 20. - Messrs.
i s,c 1u Gun lilskok have refused an of
mad, ,,'. /, 10 lor their horse ST. Julian,
)QI,n a'', "lle In 2.l2i last Saturday.
sprin, WI, probably be taken East
Sos,nhtie ne y Will tIot at the Oakland
'i'oer . to beat his own record
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: :" EDITORS Fatal !Sl.s.

|tehon" n"ANelsco, Oct. 29.-W. FL.
baIcle, .toi commercial editor of the
ibis sf,a. 'roI himself twice in the
fesrpev s.lloon J, in the Ar.on saloon,
'' Street. He died this even
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30
The "C0n0rV Birds"

Tonight there will be a concert given
in the NJ. S. r. A. rooms, ,on Third street,
for the benefit of the Roberts sisters
"the M. s. K. A. canary BIRDS 1t will
be we'll worth attending, and will con-
sist of singing by the sisters and the
choir, rectations, dialogues, select read
ing, etc. The admission is only 10 and
15 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30

lady Of fsol, his complained to an el-
Fl'er appearsoae ,s Congregation that her
I,iaes s1,ea Or wal, to (, be wholly taken up
fsher minS Worldly oll fiuery instead Of
senainly lynn m,s, on lhings above. "You
Ssllat the eiisiIaken, ~isi sir, ,"said she. ~
AIKEN up with appears to an observer
saanot jpdse d %..h worldly things, but
- atr mind Ise y e., Correctly of the direc.
uss-eyed.n n'Hi'y takes,as she is a lit
'iiiss,iissisai, iiSx isia that Gen. Grant vii,
4'" early in December w."
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Preaching.

Elder A. B. Francis will preach 10.
morrow evening, at The old baptist
meeting house, Tenth and King stfeets'
OF half past 7 O'Clock. Seats free,
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arrived SdfeIN.

nv the Harlan & Hollingsworth Compa.
nv. for the Merchants aud Miners
Transportation Company, which left
this city on Monday evening, at nine
O'Clock, for Baltimore, arrived in that
CITY at $50 O'Clock last evening.
The trip was delightful one, the only
draw back being that the vessel could
not 90 out to sea, on Tuesday morning
owing to the dense fog prevailing at that
time.
The owners were entirely pleased with
the vessel, aud accepted her at once
Those of our citizens who accompanied
the vessel arrived home last night.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30
Brief LOcats.

City Council meets this evening.
Joseffy at the Opera House wednesday
evening. -. .-.. .. .--s III
The Decatur II. Muller arrived In Balti-
more last evening at 8 O'Clock.
The leading weekly paper, the Det0u'0v
Gazette, will be issued this afternoon. ..
The furry over the Delaware Western
Railroad still continues.
A number of real estate sales take place
day and on Saturday. rff'- t.-lt if.
Amusements will be brisk during the
next two weeks.
There are now over four thounand
scholars in the public schools. ,r.t .it,
1t Is good time to invest In real estate.
Fullmer has fine restaurant.
The Coroner held an inquest this morn
ing.
The DAILY GAzErTB published more
reading matter yesterday than any OF
the other city papers.
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A Fine Restaurant,

Joseph Fullmer, the popular restau-
ranteur, who has occupied the basement
of No. COG Market street, for several
years, mas removed to the first floor of
No 5O8 same street. Mr.. Fullmer has
fitted the place up in excellent style, and
it is now tn. bandsomest restaurant In
the city. Everything has been done to
add to the appearance and convenience
of the place.
Italian StdtssarV.
Auctioneer Ogle will hold sale of
fine Italian statuary at his auction room
No. 6O6 Market street, commencing to-
day at 2 O'Clock and continuing until the
whole stock is disposed of. 1t is rare
opportunity, and the sale should be we'll
attended. U. Giovannoni & Co., are the
importers.
Only One Case.
Only one case, that of an inebriate
was disposed Of at the police court lasI
night.
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Lecture Last EUestia,O.

A good sized audience assembled last
evening in the hall of the Moral Suasion
Association for the purpose Of listening
to lecture by Rev. Mr.. Chanev, OF
Borientown, N. j. The subject of the
reverned gentleman was, "What they
say," which contained number of anu
sing points, and highly delighted his au.
dience. He will deliver another lecture
in a short time.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30
Il Load of Charcoal.

Martin Comether, of Glasgow, came
into town this morning with wagon
load of charcoal for the Clayton House,
and at Third and Market streets one Of
the hind wheels of h,s wagon broke
down, and he was delayed several hours.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-30

REV. JOSEPH CHANEY'S OPINION OF
THAT "ALLEGED AND ALLEGING"
PATTY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

How SOLDIERS JARED IN '7G-S.
curious old papers, some Of them On ., .Ds
affairs, have come into the pp,,o,,ion as
the secretary of war at Wa,bi,a,."y
The following is sadly interesting f- r%'
disclosure it makes of terrible lriy.,i'-
in the patriots cause in the Rey5ln,ior.-1
days, such rs finally tempted too snrco.:
fully one brilliant officer to beroro
traitor. Arnold's suffering does not -.
cuse him, for the rest suffered as mncb a,
he, and remained true.
Among the papers is letter Of Bonoaio,
Arnold, written just thirty four d,ys h..
fore he consigned his name to inr,mr !.
is dated at West Point, and addressed :.
Colonel Pickering, quartermas,cr at pbHs'
delphia. 1t tells sad story of the mi.
vations of the Revolutionary heroes n.
states that there is not tent or anv kiaI
of camp equipage at this poverty.s,rncL
place." that the quartermlster's den,r',
ment is entirely empty, and that there !,
only one camp kettle to eighty or one HIM.
dred men," ''"'
He complains very bitterly oftbis state
ofthings, and becs Col. Pickering to find
Il remedy, and adds postscript to his Ie,'
ter, in which he says: There is not ,
quire of paper or article of stationery at
this post or in the department"
To this grevious complaint Col Picker.
ing replied: II am unhappy to inform
you that have not yet received one far.
thing of money,for any purpose whatever
nor can | get any, there being none in the
treasury, and the articles cannot be SUD.
piled. You shall hear from me again.
when get to headquarters, which shall
be when can obtain money to defrav the
expenses of my journey"
How forcibly this correspondence illus
trates the trials and tribulations that ac
quired for us our birlh-right Of freedom. -
POtteT's Amcrican KoMhiy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.--The senior
commencement appointments are out and
are as follows: English grafton, with
valedictory addresses, A. II. Willard,
Montpelier, VT. salutatory Grafton, in
Lrtin, o. p. Conant, Stoughton. Mass. {;
philosophical GRAFTON, II. B. Closson, Fort
Baranc1s, Fla; phil. Grafton, +. G..
Bailey, Filchburg, Mass. The remaining
appointments are rs follows: C. c. Apple
gate, Bridgeport, H.; C. NJ. Hough
Philadelphia, Pa. H. w. Kitteredge,
Jatfrey, N. H.; w. T. Proctor, Hollis, N.
H.; Ii. M. Rich. Morrisvillc, VT; G.. II.
lockwood, Swanzey, N. II G. II. Smith,
Brattleboro, Vt. j. r. Smith. Hollis, N.
H.; W. N. Cohen, New York City; G.
W. Long, Troy, o.; L. L. ConanU, Little
ton, Mass; F. G. Wheatley, Brookfeld,
VT; j. II. Dunbar, Hartland, Vt; II. B.
Thayer, Northield, Vt. II. Melville, Mel
son, N. H. H. ID. Upton, Jalfrey, N. H..
L. E. Blair, Albany, N. Y. c. F. Chap
man, Woodstock. VT; II. j. Hartman,
st. Johnsbury, VT; F. l.. Irish, Norris
town, VT. f. d. Libby, Hanover. N. II.
G. c. Davis has resigned his position as
class tree orator, and l.. r. Graves has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
The university nine were away last
week, and played several college and
professional mines. The games resulted
Is follows: with the Clinton (Mass.) nine
he score stood 16 to in the Clinton's
favor; with the Harvard nine, l / to 4 in
Harvard's favor; with the Browns, the
score was to in Dartmouth's favor:
with the HolyokeS, the score was 9 to 5 in
Holyokes' favor; with the Amhersts, 4 to
2 in Dartmouth's favor. The friends of
base ball here are much elated that the
Dartmouth nine was so successful with the
Amherst and Brown mines, mines which
AXE the lead of college mines in the coun-
try.
Judge Il. r. RUSSELL of Boston, ex.
minister to Venezuela. is to deliver the
grafton of the coming commencement,
Ind G. p. Lathrop. of Boston, is COM
mencement poet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

Those most opposed to the so -caled
advanced Female cannot but read with
hearty pleasure the record of the first
special Women's Examination - of the
University of London. Out of eleven lady
candidates for the severe examination
imposed there were nine successes, six of
the nine taking honors and four of them
scholarships.
A Washington special of the Providence
Journal says that Information is direct
from prominent member of Gen. Grants
party abroad, that he has stated in the
most positive terms that he will not enter
into II contest for the nomination, and tina,
active work for the place ON the part of
prominent candidates would preclude him
from allowing his name to be used"
1t is reported that heavy stock owner
in one of the Burlington Banks, just before
the first of April, transfers his bank stock
to II gentleman in an adjoining town, and
Tue SitiHe 10 81 lcE Jul lcu W luc CleIk Oh Thai
town. In due time the listers call upon
the nominal holder of the stock, and notify
him that his bank stock has been placed in
the grand list at the usual rate but he i,
ready TO make oath that he is indebted fol
the same. So the directors entire bank
stock slides through without being assessed.
A statement il going the rounds of the
press that by the death of his sister Vice
President Wheeler sis left without family
his wife having died at Washington in
1875, and no children ever having been
born to him. His only surviving relative
is a solitary cousin, a clergyman of Pitts.
burgh, Pa, who discovered his relation
ship during the presidential campaign oil
1876" This is incorrect. Mr.. Wheeler
has in uncle in Malone and cousin
whom he visits, Mr.. Rollin Wheeler, liv.
ing at North Fairfax, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04
BOSTON MARKET.

FLOUR-rhcrc is a very dnII caoI,,, t,r E,,,.
The sales have been at 80 az n far We Storm nI,or
line; s. 7ja4 - for common extra: siTI ~ tnr
Wisconsin extras and SI95o550 h,r uinnasa,,
extras, including choice bakers brands W,ntnr
wheats are in moderate request We mote saIns or
good and choice Ohio and Nt,hirnn ar ~ - ~ ~
Illinois and Indiana at - 00T5 II ana 81 'n 'V
81 2jn6 % p DBL Patent Wisconsin md 1II' a!
Ia spring Wheats have been selling nj "a 5jg, mo-.
and Patent winter wheat, at Sfg7 In ~ HI I,,n
Meal has been in far demand vim s,I,S f - 5,
% II bill. In Rive Fonr the sales INV, W.-, i,
small lots at 81 0Od3 10 II hhI IN Or N,I =" I, ,,
of common Western NJ a. 5l61 ',i e ,,,,, ,5
and fancy brands at S5g5 10 b. lin UrrLvbr,f
Flour mas been selling At Al lll ma +. llI . '"'''
GRAIN-Tbere has been n f,tr d,.nT,.,'I lar Cam
and the market quite firm The soitn ~, ,,yrI,rj
yellow have been at 4iaisc b, hnh ~ ''.',C i
firm and sales of No AMI eytr' u.,,' g,,s,,.
No. ,, white at 3Ia35E and Xn 4 viii ",., \,
mixed at 33d34c In RIVE sale. bara icon, ~, '.,,u
lots at GIdGjc " busheI SbnIts SIipIaI|U,t
Fine Feed Sli GOALS co. nnI Nj lin - ..,, I'm,
Nd ton ~ 1 ''"7' ga '
VPH0yISIoxS Than, ,..
CeaI,n,, r1r PtnI -rncte continues TO he uUlI
10 Ok 80 ~ I'm ine sues nave been OF prime ~
exirn lo, y 1S "a az II wa u ~ ana clear ana
Heef az = l. IVA Id oO Y Dbl including D3rho'
II 6o rnss na ',ie same WIN small sales at s''@
hi for io1,ug uu eAi'a mess; anu 81 oO" L 20 r.
mani at LIN IS steady hut M moderate dt
n ste al "a a. - r ID Tor CITY and Weslenuclud
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

The Niagara Falls prospect park COM
pany have contracted for an electric licht
machine and intend to illuminate the
great cataract on II magnificent scale.
Washington dispatches say that the
president will not approve the verdict of
the revising board on the case of Gen.
fitz John Porter, and a new board NAV
be convened, with instructions to receive
the testimony ruled out by the recent
board.
SUTcIDE.-Robert, son of Henry Fosbv.
a Iaborer' about twenty years Of age, shot
himself through the head at Leicester
Saturday. Death was instantaneous
Last week, he attempted suicide by poison
but took an overdose; cause, temporary
insanity.
ADDISON COUNTY Tent Book COMMIT.
rEE.-Ihe convention of text book com-
mlttees for Addison county met at Middle
bury the other day, twenty-five towns be-.
ing represented. The convention AGREED
unanlmously on Swinton's Word ANALYSIS
and Reed and Kellogg's grammar, bu,
were divided on readers and Biographies,
no book receiving majority of votes.
STATE HOUSE OF CoRRECTIoN.-Exten-
slve repairs and improvements have
recently been made on this institution and
still others are in contemplation. 1t now
mas forty-nine inmates-fve of them
women There is a commodious chapel in
tne third story of the central portion of the
building, where religious services are held
every Sunday afternoon.
Dennis Kearney has the magnamitv to
tetract SANDER, sometimes. He recent-
~ went to Santa Barbara to mako e..
Speech lie was met on his arrival bv
4" lew men, who told him that rail had
been selected on which he would be ridden
out OF town if he did not retract the abuse
which be had heaped on the sheriff of the
county, in II speech elsewhere. He imme.
lately signed written retraction. and in
lis speech referred 10 the sheriff in the
most flendiy terms. DR.. Hough tells the
tory In the Congratulated, and calls
lin coward rs we'll ms "fopI-
nouthed ranter."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

Diphlheria, which has prevailed in
Franklin, NH, seriously for some months,
violently developed twenty eight new Gas,
in twenty,four hours. Impurity of the
water running to the new school building
is the alleged Cause.
Ono.-The republicans of Ohio last
week nominated Charles Foster for gov.
ernor by small majority over Judge
Taft. The New York Sun rejoicos over
this rs a blow at Grantism," but the
Ohio folks say Grant is in Japan and
wasn't an issue in the convention. The
democrats hold their convention to day
and the nominee it is said will probably
be Governor Bishop or Congressman Rice,
The democrats and greenbackers are talk.
ing Of joining forces but do not seem TO
get along well with the plan.
CoNGREss.-The president has vetoed
the legislative appropriation bill because
of its rider destroying the election laws
Congress is now waiting for the democrat
ic committee or caucus to frame some new
form of bill. Nobody seems to know what
will be done and all sorts of predictions
are made, some saying the appropriation
bills will be passed, others that congress
will go home without passing them, and
still others that some compromise will be
tinkered up. A great many congressman
are at home and many others would like
to be-folks would be unusually clad to
see EN- too.
A great deal of important litigation in
Vermont has recently come into the
United States courts, and Judge Wheeler
has had his hands more than full of bio
cases. At the recent term in Windsor
much was accomplished. The towns
along the line of the Bennington and
Rutland road abandoned the defense of
their bond cases, and judgments were
entered in favor of tho First National
Bank of North Bennington, holder of the
bonds against Arlington, Bennington,
Dorset and Salisbury for the amount due
on the coupons. In the case of mercantile
trust company against the Lamoille valley
railroad, one of the Portland and Ogdens.
burg cases, the pleas and demurrer were
overruled, and the defendant was REQUIRED
TO answer the bill, so that trial on the
merits will sometime be reached.
Gen, James Shiel Is of Missouri. the
genial old Irish soldier and democratic
politician, died suddenly ut Ottumwa, Ia
Sunday. He did good service for his
country in the Mex can war, for which he
was promoted to the rank of brevet major.
general, and was also general of the
Union army in the war of the rebellion
He has been member of the Illinois
legislature, auditor and supreme court
Judge of that State, commissioner of the
Illinois land Office and governor of the
territory of Oregon. But his chief claim
To political distinction lies in the fact that
he has been sent to the United States
Senate by three states-by Illinois for six
years from 1919. by Minnesota. Just after
it became II Stlte in 1857. for two wears.
and by Missouri for ii few weeks in the
last congress to fill the seat m tde vacant
by the death of Mr.. Bogy. He was sixty
nine years old and up to within few
hours of his death was able to attend TO
the interests of his lecturing business,
which has latterly given him support. !