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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22
Colby LOcals.

VOTby LUcnIs.
Prof. Warren is still confined to his home
though expected to be out soon.-Richardson
of 50 has recently left college to accept a lu-
cratiye position us book keeper in Mimi
+. Rich of 81 has been chosen Pres. of the
Gymnasium Association. We are waiting
patiently for settled travelling when base ball
and other games will be in order.
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The Cattle Reports.

The cattle transported by the Ontario from
Portland for Liverpool, February 2sth, some
lG4 head. were all from Chicago, having
come via Boston. All were examined by the
appointed veterinary surgeon, Ripley, and
certified to be healthy and in very good con
dilinn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22

Moves VS.. Gilman. As report of the
evidence is expected in these reports. nothing
remains but to report progress. Thus far the
PITS counsel, Mr.. Webb. has opened the case
and examined the surveyor, and some eight
or ten other witnesses, and read about the
same number of dcpo>iions
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[ico.

Al old Orchard, Mar. y, of consumption, Mr..
John H. Mahs, formerly of Iiallowcll aged ~ ycals.
for intermcnt.
In NofriiFewock, Mar. :, Benz. Baker, aged s.
years.
In Bingham, March 9th, Mr.. Belinda, wife Of
Dea. Hiram SponOrd, aged - years, and & months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22
House.

Mr.. Ellis offered resolution increasing
the membership of the conmittce on business
of tn" house from II 10 -.
Referred To committee on rBles.
Mr.. Frye said ne desired to apologize for
remark he had made the other day. NAMELY
that he did not believe in total depravity of
the democratic party. The vote upon the
Florida case had shown him he was mistak-
en-. Laushtcr.)
Mr.. Regan desired to refer several bills.
Mr.. Conger objected.
Mr.. Congcr objected to reference of the
resolution which Mr. Young desired to offer
for the disappointment Of the yellow fever
commission.
The house at 1870 adjourned until Tues
day.
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SOmervillc Town Election.

At the town election in Somerville, on
Monday, the following officers were elected
Moderator. John B. Dodge. rep: CLERK, \.
b. Bowler, q. b., Selectmen, Assessors and
Ovcrseers of Poor, David Chadwick, G. b..
Henry d. Clark, rep, John r. Dodge, rep.
Treasurer, VIM. NJ. Andrews. G. b. Super
visor, Wellington Johnson, q. B. Constable
and Collector, Isaac Moore, &. b. !; Auditor,
Josiah Bruce For highways. $500: contin,
gent expenses $1,000; schools, S40O; total in
debtedncss about $4,000.
Guard your children from fit of sickness b,
keeping Dr. 4 J. Flags Cough and Lung Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22

The other day, lady from the country
called At = store on Water street. for the pur-
pose Of investing All honest penny in spruce
gum Herbert, the obliging clerk, happened
to be chewing lusty chunk" at the time. He
reached for the box upon the shelf containing
the gum in its native state. as gathered from
the spruce forests. No, she didn't want it in
that shape, but prcferred the piece he wo.
cheering, She said her teeth were poor and
her husband had usually been in the habit of
starting her gum for her; but recently he
had acquired the habit of cheering tobacco,
and so she preferred to have her gum gathered
~ by somebody else" Herbert disgorgcd.
refused to take the copper extended to him in
the ''honest palm of toll, and with = lusty
chunk" of gum nicely "startcd' and gath
cred" she wet on her way rejoicing. Here is
a subject for Gov. Garcclon's next spruce gum
speech
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Ioral AMI State Nems.
Saturday, March %, 1879.

Rs-Messrs. Williamson & Greenwood have added
a large 10, Of new goods TO their I've cent counter.
The goods all IN their line VI business, and 1t will
nav 1. step in AVID examine feb22tf
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Our Jurors.

The following are the names, residences,
and ages of the second jury serving at the
present term of the Supreme Judicial court ::
Peter F. Sanborn foreman. llallowcll age
81; WIN. e. Lincoln. Wayne, 81: John X.
Prescott. Rome. 50: b. G.. Page. lIallowrll.
60: II. b. TAYLOR, Nassalboro', -; F. c.
Plummcr, China. Sc; Sumner Ilodgkins,
Benton. 20; 4. u. Locke, Augusta. 30; VIM.
Perkins. Jr. Windsor, - VIM F. johnson.
Wia>low. -: c. $. Green, West Gardiner.
~; A. j. Reynolds. Augusta, -. United
ages, 60 wears average age. "a years.
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California Mining STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, March II.
The following the closing official prices of min
Boston Stock List.

Boston, March IL
Boston Maine Railroad lll!ellli
Eastern Railroad, lOinl0i
Portland, >aco & Portsmouth Railroad, --up-
Boston < Maine Railroad new bonds,} liz 5lHi
Eastern Railroad, (uew bonds 3l's, W g6s'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22

Mr.. Charles Milliken has leased the Angus
ia House and furniture, and will open that
popular hotel on Monday morning next. He
will reduce the price of board and transient
rates to conform to the times. The standard
of the house will not he lowered in the least
while the new proprietor, recognizing the
fact that the necessities and Injuries of life
have fallen in price, will give his patrons the
benefit of that decrease. Free hacks will he
run from the hotel to the trains. During the
spring, and while the establishment IL run
ming. the house will be thoroughly renovated.
Mr.. Milliken ha. all the elements of first
class landlord, and we opine that his
administration of the affairs Of this favorite
hotel will prove successful in every respect
We bid him welcome to this new field of toll
Mn. EDITOR Having occasion to spend
few hours with friends at 4 neighbor's
home. on Thursday evening, on my way
passed several youngish looking men assem-
bled on the corner of one of our streets.
Ina pas sed them but a few rods when one of
| them sent after me these words 'IIalloo.
YOU damned old pumple-footed hypocrte,
| The Standard gin YOU hell this morning.
Starved you Just right, by Cd" and the
| crowd rushed around the corner out of sight
Now have no feelings but of sorrow. no
words but Of pity for these misguided young
men. AID only refer to it for the benefit of
the man who signs himself Temperance Re-
publican in Thursdays Standard | think he
may justly f,licitate himself on having made
an impression. For it rarely happens to any
man, that the seed he sows in early morn
ing, terminates, takes root, and eliminates
in rich harvest of legitimate fruit in the
early evening of the same day. c. II.
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
WASHINGTON, March p.
Senate.

A large number of bills were introduced
among them one by Mr.. Beck, repeating so
much of the revised statutes AS prohibits the
appointment of any person engaged in the
la;c rebellion.
Mr. Mcmillan submitted joint resolution
providing for an amendment to the constits-
ton giving the President power to veto or
disapprove items in the appropriation bill
when special legislation is inserted therein.
This was rejected.
Mr. Edmunds then offered an amendment
in 4 modified form, which was also rejected
Mr.. Wallsce's resolution as seconded by
MIR. Conkling, was agreed to.
Mr. Booth was appointed a member of the
board of regents of Smithsonian Institution,
in place of ex-senator Sargent.
Mr. lloar offered a resolution condcmning
unconstitutional and insurrectonary the
attempt of one house to make the passage of
appropriation bills conditional on the other.
and the President to prov isions they do not
approve.
Mr.. Wallace Directing the resolve then
went over.
The senate at two o'clock 7. NJ, went into
executive session.
In the executive session the senate did
nothing bat refer q large nAIaber of nomina-
tions to the proper committees.
Mr.. Wallace called up the resolution here
totorc Submitted by him, calling upon the
secretary of the treasury for a statement as
to the pay of msrshals and the employment
of deputy marshas in the late elections in
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Mary
land.
Mr.. Cnnkling offered an amendment 50 as
to include other Ststes, and after debate it
was rejected.
Mr.. Conkling offered another amendment,
which was agreed to, covering all the States
but inve, tigaiiDn as to New York, Pennsyl-
vanla, Ohio and Massachusetts, was not to be
deferred until additional information us to
other States received.
Mr.. Edmunds offered an additional resou-
tien, calling upon the secretary to report
fully all information in his possession touch
ing the occasion and necessity of such ex-
penditure> and provisions of Law under
which it is made.
Among the bills introduced were the fol-
lowing:
For protection of the Texas frontier.
Authorizing equipment of expedition to the
Arctic seas.
Amending revised statutes so H. to author
izc the purchase of foreign built ships by
American citizens.
Providing for the retiring of trade dollar,
and their rccoinasc into standard silver dol
lars.
For better protection of life in marine dis
astcrs.
Mr.. Edmunds called up his resolution pro-
posing To cOntine the business of the session
to the object for which it was called.
On motion of Mr. Wallace it was tabled.
yeas 30, nays IS, strict party vote.
Adjourned to Monday.
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We have no doubt our friend Cobb will be
surprised to find by this item from the Port
land Argus that he is blooming out into
wakist:
II |. understood that walking match will take
nar n Mronian Hall. on "Wednesday evening. 10Th
inst between rcter Rirc Of the tonv Mouse and
Charles r.. cobb. IN miles. fer $500 side. The
mosry isup snd the men will walk.
The first life insurance company to give,
by special contract its policy holders addi
tional benefits to those guaranteed by law
passed to prevent the forfeiture Of policies.
was the Union Mutual of Maine. This it does
by agreeing To deduct. in casc the party dies
within the period Of extended insurance. and
the policy becomes 4 claim under the Maine
Non-Forftiture Law, smaller snm for fore
borne and unpaid premium. than that author
lied to be deducted by the law itself
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"IIOid the Fort"

Capital Lodge of Good Tcmplars will have
an oyster supper and entertainment on Sat
urday evening. March 22d Hours of supper
from to q o'clock. Entertainment will
commence at :, consisting Of music. select
reading. dialogues and declamaiions Tick
cts gents. 20 cent? : ladies. II cents
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LOUISIANA.
Suicide.

NEW ORLEANS, March II. tu:rlst ilurad
paving teller of the Mechanic 4. Trader.
Bank, has suicided by shooting.
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Financial.

Private dispatches from New Orleans state
all is quiet in monetary circles, and the eX-
element is over.
1t is stated that million dollars was for
wardcd New Orleans banks yesterday by
New York banks, and another million sent
to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-22

Hs single copies Of the Daily and Weekly are on
sale Il. this Office and NJ Pierce Bookstore lhuar
diner at Paner's Bookstore.
, 1879-06-16

ono Of the pnrest and trl,est Democrats tn tho
Union. For this reuson wc feel absolyed from
former obligation Of privacy, and make u,csc
htatttnenta, founded upon The authority Of ths
gentleman who ras TIM official reporter Of tbo
last Democratic National Convention: After tho
htiGltst clcctl0n Ia 1871, In kcntucky, SIR. Henri
WAtterson wrnt hnnkrupt. Tho tourlrr-.IoHrHHt
was continued under The management aud Mt
the cxponse OF hfr. Paul Shipmai,. Wattefson
was glson time 10 90 o.tt On fn:EgInE
expedition to raise money 10 redeem
the establishment mud carry T. IN. One tlny l,u
brought up In Now York. Whht ,Iic pcrsta.
sion. w',nt the promise, Tvs know not; 'but IN
November be vas furnished with two tcttcre 1T
credit for &50,0U0 each, u,ul sen. hons. Iul-
medistely ihe Cenr r.er-jsnrnei espoused Tic
causr Of Samuel j. Tiiien. n1H, supportut him
np 10 tho rendering Of ttc 8-to-7 verdict. In
Dtcnmbcr. 1917, Etept..t3oy. norshcitner adj
Fnfttr'1 to tho gentleman vim WAS afterwarst this
official rcporlcr u tl1a Democratic National
Convention lint hlr. Wattcrann hal hccn r'Yen
$1oo, o,0n for llia influence; n,nl another grntlc-
man, equally we'll lnoNnt SAYS that that $10l,-
00 !s to-day rcnrcscnecl in the elepsnt Louis
VILE building knorn a. tho Eouritr-Jont7lai
otIlcs.' OF this transaction hir. TiIden Is tnno-
cent: 1t raa voluntary contribution nla,ie hr
Mr. Iffdon's to leading UGnocrnt Il, distress,
Ito scholar. aud one who Until lately has
been c(asscd rs gentleman.
Under tic circumstances, Hcnri Watteraon
should lo the last mRn 10 vilctY nttark Thornas
=. Hendricks, and scCuae him Of trading With
Johp kctF.
, 1879-06-16

he levy wa To he made would bo fired aud
nlWass easy Of nsccrlhinHent.
The disposition 10 he malc III tic tax thus
Irvfcd ohcn pat1 Into the hah'is Vt the State
aut tnrii l".. ..-Whe'I'rr u should be retained IN
tic State Treasury or distributed ers,f,ng orali.
t'cs, clthrr thD.e through. WHICH '' rt,nd might
run. Of thofe In which In. holders NJ t:s
seEtirIcA rcst,]etf, would be matter for htJl,st-
tnent BY legislation. The disposition, to
Dc made Ut tax In no way Affects
tlis Gsiest!nn os tho prnper modc Of levysnx It.
ln ti.tr fnIt report, bowcvcr, ;hs Committee
will present thu methods now In use on this stib-
jccf and ofrcr somo tuggcnfnl,s ns to anY Inl-
psnycmonts which might be nlade iu tlum.
Finally, ilsr Committee will say that Of nil the
h'ttclns nl taxatl'' examined by then, those II,
. u:e ln E1glana. among tic counlrIes of Enronc.
States Of tic unton, scctn 10 them mort inte1l.
gent a,nl 10 ronfofnlty will, rorrect principles.
Ih: Michigan ntltl Wisconsin ststcn,s would
seem to t'e especially ctnmenhaElc. 11,c sys.
tens in use In Inang of tic nider stntes. IN
thr contrary nsr tWtubly In the N'atcs Of Man.
sac'lnsctts New Yoris, Pennsylvania, and f,hio.
features worthy Of study Or Imitation. Tire
subject Is une which evidently ha. in this coun.
trv received very little mature consideration.
i - one also which. II riew of The influence md
direct Interest uf the rai1rond corporations,
ought mt to be lIffcult OF adjustment on cur
Committee havo hopca that tile mora elaborate
report thcy now tare In preparation. aud Of
WGtrl, the polutB only arc here su,tnittcd, Wilt
materially contribute. They wnulh, therefore,
asi t!tNt the conclusions thus general. stated
may be accHntc.i By the Convention, and tint
'noEc at length and In print.
MGH4EtEs q r. l. ADAMS, t., Of Massachusetts.
". d. WILLIAMS, Of Michigan.
Joun u. OnENLr, Ut Illinots.
, 1879-06-16

viii be So years old next year, having bean burn
IN 1*e.2. llis health 7ml strength are nood. no
IL not rich, though comfortable. lie viii need
occupation. Hts wife nih family and imn1e.
dEato friends knew that hts health and h,hts ro
lMlfc1 him to oe ouupch. What ran 4 man III
h!s tortner station dol Before him arc nroba.
bly, fifteen yenrs Of 'jfe.'f
III lIat been euggeAtcd that Grant wnr1d
taxa charge of sonle large mining operations or
Mining cotnranyl"
"Scycral Ench things we're talked Of It vas
informally proroscd tha. he bcc0me the I'rest.
,1cnt ot d railroad consolidated UPON thr Erie.
nnt the arrangement would takc time, u,ul
nFant would not wait. fto fs verg particular
about Lending l.|a name to any speculative mat
tes "'itru shases Of htock arc to bc eolt. ilc
lad numerous oflcr 10 be tr President Of COM
Inunf'cI mining Interests In California ard tie
west, but he felt Tint n1I Mining was uncertain
and f'c might laY himself oncn to The I'm nj Ia.
tim NJ dfhtoncsty. anil even Without ranse, 50
vnu see. Grant Is like a workman discharged
WHO wants to work. The couuntirum Of turh n
ninf! s. What can hc dol In that state Of ,1uukt
think Il reasonably sure That he would accent
an elevation 10 t1Ir Presidency again Ii II can1c
~ the public desire. His faculties arc iii
trained for public business. For nineteen wear,
they have been bent in thnt direction; first Ia
var, nrxt fD The Cabinet, eight years In the
Presidency and nov two years in ceremonial at
foreign rourts."
'.llas Grant been partial to Blaines"
clover fellow"
, 1879-06-16

Mr. Andrew n. White, the new Min!.te. ia
ls5esl'n, came rerv near being killed bctorc a!:
riSsng a. h!x dchtlnatioll,-a victim TO recep-
tInns Hnd EnElish dining. On his arrival tp
i,onlnn, on Monday. he was captured bY tho
einc'nt'lans. pnbllshers; on Tuesday ,lc nronI.
nent nemeels Of the Liberal ,ar.y overwhelmed
l,t met lic nsslstic cclehritfes at the housa of
Alma Tatletna: on Wednesday, evening be A.
tended ihe annual reception Of the 1koysl So.
cfsty 1t .he burlington House; and he foi.
lowed Rll hi. with big diue at The American
!:cEht!on Ihussday night. 1nnsn,uch as Mr.,
White Is nut E.un of unbounded stomach, but
only rcakly College President not used 10
STAYING up o nights. this ordeal Is hosrtfYing to
the American 3nnd, especially Is It must be fol.
lowed W lIn fcaEt and fuss At the German
Court.
, 1879-06-16
THE COURTS.

Nsw 6ults, Judgements, Divorces, Etc.
Horace ". Singer. tecetyer II. t,,c ,1o,3ct
uouod con,,,.n ft.d ,a,,+,n, s.,,,s',s, -,
....,sa ua soApany' WI "'u pStt4 ~ o"ea'u"s
lnount OF money to pny dividend Of 5 per
uut on tho mortracc bond, dcscrIbcd in The
nu,ipnce to II, q. Powers, which bonds amo,lnt
@sssoh iio. thinks the dividend should oo
m'ae 70 ns to stop tho Interest on slcll part,
anl an order was entered giving him power to
pay surh t,tvb1cnil Nv ,1udve 7,1fu1gcttu
Jennt. + mn. n,.,, n,,I ao.,r1,, sno,n..
v..as. o - @'., n.,'e n'su W. eas.a' uss'nst
senea - - ns ASKING ,0r c,o1v ay0fee On tia
Charles Ncr,l.up, complains that lila wife Bet
kr b., been in tho hnb!t nj tcat,nr him with
,n,..- ...s" y. s 49,. .''". - w"
s'e ss,S nun snoss' ana cuttnE a'm WIN Knives
aa.a 10 eau endure It no longer without danger
a'' llfe- She also descrted hEm over two
Mimi, rI,., 49, tho r.,t ann,,eon,
tem 10 % tic crus,ty rae Of i'or b,'sba,'d tumn.a @
L.e'' a. she clainb. sho was finally obliged to
H.n H.se GIN, a1M now asks that tho separation
Margaret Deaeherty wa. married in Deccm.
Doherty but he ]ctt hcr ii 1ss9 anil after na trva
tG.oleset &C. him back Tor ton yeass, sho now Wants
IN i9tI'' W.
cnmnne mn ane eaSe q Jenkins ve; Tha Eureka Coal
uas1nfahy, the Receiver on his own petition, was
..salaoFtzed TO pay the aen.annual lntcrest on
4e bonded debt OF the Company as tho same
maI fall due, makIuc reports from tins In timn
otall such n,vn,nnts '~To'' N'e''" ''1'o ~ ''ata
Thn,naaA ~ .yineats. ~ -, ...,.
J,ms. ~ eAy!es lllea pl!t eatufuay against
T,nss. asansoI 20 prevent llm from nslhE tho
'faaef n!f btake patcnt.
beshn sri. III .tata otcuIo uila 4banc Heaeies
Food CoaI r"mna~r -, r..,s. sk11 ~ ~ y, nla'o'
In ule .stat" ~ tirt, H. .eg1'en s.,asV @
, 1879-06-16

OH clrI, Pa, June II. --rETRoLtuu-Markc
opened with sales ut CSC: dccllncd to 03a(c, ad.
nnced II 04ac; closing strictly offered at q Nc.
shoments. 40. 600 brls, averaging 81, 600; trans.
actous, :lg0. 600.
h11snrRs. Juno II 4.-PErnotBuM-Qultt: c.udu
Ntsx At Rs'Sc at rnrker'a for sAinmcnt; rcancd,
14c, Philadelphia delivery.
'cFrE1ASn. O., june 1I--pArHotEuN-Sta -Staady
itd qrlct, standard white, ITO test, Oac.
, 1879-06-16
HatktlnDelltn6.

t,uhr =. tho Democratic candidate for Coy
Gl .ian, w. oh1o, John 6hcrmsn, Donald Calncron,
cf cfsnaaea sn,saa q: Hlatus ere all connected by blood
fecam.sHs' JOHN SheEuAp'. brother, William
thesmus nee@eron married sdau9hteF Of Judga
&sht;oan brother Of John nud cu1nr;. but Ito
'" ossween John Sherman and Thomas
, 1879-06-16

INV YonK. Juno l4,-Dusiness only moderate
With commission houses. Cotton goods very firm,
sud agents arc uRklnG liberal deliveries On bacg
ohler1. Prints quiet and firm with an inward tchd.
'hsy. Merslnac sEfrtngs advanced to &c. Wootcn
Coe4s in fair dcD0nd and firm. Tho bulletin says;
..,Ahntlo btuwn sheettuga will bo advanced
9prday."
, 1879-06-16

Etto FORK sMn {f1k'n.l.
How Hayes, the Fraud. towers up In compar-
laon with the cowardy Democrats OF Congress! !!
Tiry opcncd contest With him on the most
vital question that can possibly DO raised In q
freq Government. They had the immcnso I'd
vantage OF being in tho right, and he tho l,n-
1ucnao disadvantage OF being in the wrong. But
no shows courage. IIe yctocs measures TINT aro
wise a1N! necessary TO the safety OF the country.
lto Tetoes them simply because they are cou-
trhrv to the interests Of the Republican party.
He stands Up and docs 1t like nun. The Dem
ocrats, on the Other hand, lse pack Of fright
cned sleep, abandon the field and rl1u ayyay
after voting the money that Is necessary 10 keep
at the polls the troOps thsy have repeatedly dc.
elared should never be allowed ulcrci The end
uni tho net result Of TIE extra session is tlhut
the Democracy aro covered with diEracc, whio
glory Is shed upon Hayes. What disgusting
busIucsbl
, 1879-06-16

'YynrlNAroLls, June c14,-GRAIH--WhcatB STEADY;
Ia 9 red, 81 .089t. Corn Grm at 3GIzGD3Tc. Oats
atsdy and unchanged.
Psnvtetox*-S Shoulders, 3afc; clear ribs, g. 90
CLOS Lard. exc. Hams, 1a4.8nc.
, 1879-06-16
DETROIT,

DETROIT, June 14.-GnA.s-Wheat yery drm;
,,tz, sl.n0hGD1.Qpl: No. whitc, $1.00s4;
iune, sl.00S: JutJ, s1.0s; AuEuat, 3l.O4; mill
hsyo. 1871. 07!SG11 .na; amber, 81. 10 bid.
RgrE1rTs--Nhe heat, ~. l15 hfl.
Sar4kS1s-Whcat, IL, 600 hu.
, 1879-06-16

1fntnhfa fTtrh.1 dsaInneht fInd.l.
There orc grave doubts Of the truth OF tho
Charge That cx.Gov. Hendricks Ts either foot
Of cousptrator for refusing tn again pfny sac-
ond fiddle IN the Tfldcn orchcstrn; hit that tho
Louisville Ca'tr;fr-.Ionrrd, which made the silly
charge, is rrazer tl,an million bedougs, there
Is not the sflghtost doubt.
, 1879-06-16

Mo T0Fk 3T761ne 1l7ep,J.
=. There Is something pathetic In the way the
assistant Democratic editor cllngs to David
Davis. iIs I'crsists In stating every day or two
that David Davis Is still Presidential ranli-
datc. though tf'crc fs not q sign anywhere that
he could get vote from any Stote. Nobody of
any influence speaks OF him or takes him into
account Mt nll in calculating Elc chances for
next ycar. Like lie assistant editor aforesaid,
Dayis has stared out In the cold too long. The
time for thIrtl-party foo!cry hus epnc by. Tho
convinced as mover befure tlIht IL must hare
backbone III It's politics In order to have any
force III its Government.
, 1879-06-16

0swsao, NJ June e1+.-anAtN-Wheatst steady;
10 l Dnlnth eprina. 81 10: No. whlto Mtchi.
~, Il. u: extra wh!to Michigan, Sl.20. Corn
lomlnally unchanged. :.
, 1879-06-16


Mr.. Foster r. not tic only 1scpnhtcan who has
become Stalwart from sad experience. Tic
Solid south 'hus made thousands Of sltch con-
Vcrth during tlte past year ailh 1t IN making
thousands moro from Northern Democrats and
independents caeh dny.
, 1879-06-16
WOOL.

Do*1oS. dune 14.-Wool-steady and nrm: all
suitable lo'a still taken Aoont Us fast as received.
bnt the demand rms particularly on mediums:
oa'e and Virginia. +o6s4ac; Michigan and Wis
5ie.
, 1879-06-16
,:.,... rtetr, h,afD5He. nhcon hrm; shoulders,
&sssefear rib, bH1t6Hc. I1Ams-augar.c cured,
dull; 81 %.


- lars, Iuno H. 4.--Ftoun-rnchsnsod. =
ssn.,,x-yheat y rIow; M. . red, 81. o711, II;
.', md 1une; s1.0o,4Gat, 01 tn1y: No. = do.
ama1,o7. Corn better at 354a3iaic tash:
s w. Jane; 35:ift:5sc JHl4: :h3A@37Nc
ss ''ss.t oats .ery SCARCE; nothing dono. Iayo
yihst: t:s3t;a,..av..s,n. s3t;
! Hrn.at non,nnlly unchanged. 1Acon casitr.
f., e. ribs. 81. 31h; clraf, $6.g7H4:', G4.
"a "a aorsnal; 81. u
oo hfls; tx rl'eal q: 9oo 20 bn;
r. sss;rxtsrs-Flour, D. oGo bfls: corn. 90, u0o bu;
-. 1, 0OU b1.
, 1879-06-16

The deadly grin of nn.umonla may bs wanaed Of
win Hals Honey ol l5oEchound and Tar.