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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS,

Subscriptions to the 4 per cent. loan
Jan. Goth, $6,955,S5O.
Additional heavy failures in the iron
trade Of London are reported. ...:... - ~-
January II the subscription at the 4
per cent. loan ammonntei to 81, 4ss. 200. =
s. NJ. Mills 4 Co., Of New York have
failed, said to be brokers ,of Jay Gould and
other well known operators. ssssa;a g =. ss,' :
The ice embargo at Grand Haven is
raised, and boats are running regularly be-
ween Milwaukee and that port.
1t is officially estimated that if will re-
quire $40, 100000 to carry out the provisions
of the bill for the payment Of arrears Of pen
sions. s4s .1,:.4 e...-. ,...s, ..,..,..t.s.s
Lincoln hall, at Washington, on the
evening of Jan. 18th was. crowded to hear
Chief Joseph and other Indians speak for the
rights and liberties of their race. .s5. 49,
The North Wales miners association
have resolved to give 81 to every member Of
the union who desires to emigrate to America,
and e14 to emigrants to Australia. s# aEAss.
There was transported on the Ohio
and its tributaries above Cincinnati, during
the year 1873, one million and half Of pas
sengers, of whom one was killed, and three
injured.
The WOODEN mill Of John Brown s. Son
at Eighth and Tasker streets, IMP Philadelphia,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23
living just out of Mankato buried one child,
and two more on the Sunday following of
diphtheria.

living just out of Mankato buried one child,
and two more on the Sunday following Of
diphtheria. ~.
The county commissioners Of Chippewa
county, at their late session, granted licences
to all applicants to sell liquor, fixing the
sum of 800 for each license.
T. L. Parsons, of Hastings, had his house
broken open the other night, and money
and household articles stolen. The burglar
was pursued to Prescott, arrested and taken
back.
An intoxicated man named Maeske, in
Lake Crystal, Wabashaw county, fell upon a
circular saw in motion and was instantly
killed. He was single man, aged about 80
years.
John Lawrence, of Hale, Mcleod county,
accidentally shot off revolver into one of
his hands while carelessly handling it. Like
the great army of innocents, he "didn't
know it was loadedr'
The Scott county commissioners have
levied no road or bridge tax for 1879, be-
cause. it requires all the taxes that can be
levied, under the existing law, for the gen.
eral revenue of the county and for the sup
port Of the poor.
The Wabashaw Ferry company have de-
CAOeu ID oStaD1lsu b SleaM Terry DOht. "a
contract has been made for bnilding steam
ferry boat at cost of from $50, 500 to $4,000.
The boat: is to be finished and ready for use
by the 10Th Of April next. y
The erection Of county buildings in Cot
tonwood county is being agitated. There is
no court house. The sessions OF court are
held in school house-the school dis
missed to give room to the court. All the
county offices are on the second floor of a
mill building 1926.
! Wells Adpocate: A neighbor of ours was
nearly eaten out of house and home by
superiority of rats. He conceived an in.
genuous plan Of getting rid of them, by
catching one and covering itwith turpentine,
then setting it on fire. He did so,s but it
took a dozen pals of water to save his house.
Glencoe Register; Steps having been taken
BIZ the county commissioners to procure the
passage of a. bill through the legislature au-
thorizing the board to issue bonds of the
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23
FAILURES IN 1878.

Large Increase Over 1S77-Ho,O 1t Is Ac-
counted FOs-Bette7' Prospects for the
Future.
From the annual circular of the Mercantile
agency of B. G. Dun Il Co., We learn that the
total number of failures in the United States
for 1878 were TO- 478, with liabilities amounting
to 1924, 1000 900. This shows an increase over
1877 of 1871 in number, and $4,000, 900 in
amount. The gradual growth of these casual
ties is shown in the following statement for the
seven years since 1872, with the average liabili-
ties for each wear:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

A tenant had been 1mportuned so fire.
quently for bis rent that, in climax of
evaporation, he turned to the landlord
with the cogent and conclusive retort:
snow, you needn't put on SO many airs,
old man. WhyI owe enough in this
town to buy up all your old houses"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23
TRANSACTIONS From Heine.

Aus alten Murchen WInkt e.
From the realms Of the old world story
There beckons lily hand,
That calls up the sweetness, the glory,
The sound of a magic land.
Where huge flowers droop in the splendor
OF closing days golden red,
And gazc on each other with tender
Looks as of lovers new wed;
Where all the trees, too, have voices.
And all like chorus sing,
And q sound as of music rejoices
In the bable of every spring;
On the air songs of true love are swelling.
Such as never elsewhere thou hast heard.
Till by yearnings divine beyond telling
Thy soul is divinely stirred.
Oh me! if might go thither
And gladden. my care worn breast,
Shake off all the sorrows that wither-
Be happy and truly at rest!
All, many time in my dreaming
Through that blessed region roam!
Then the morning sun comes with its beam
ing,
"Am leucAteuden SonanaermorQen."
IT'S summer-a bright summer morning.
oAu IuIOuSu tAC Sol OCu otAoy3
The flowers, they prattle and whisper,
But not word can say.
The flowers, they prattle and whisper;
With pity my looks they scan,
"Oh, be not unkind to our sister,
Thou pale faced, woe worn mani"
"Lte5, Lie6r1en, legs HandcAen auf Here
Mein."
Lay your dear little hand on my heart, my
All! you hear how it knocks in its chamber
there?
In it dwells carpenter grim and vile,
And he shaping coffin for me the while.
There is knocking and hammering night and
day;
Long since they have frightened my sleep
away,
o carpenter, show that you know your trade,
That so to sleep may soon be laid!
"IcA unglucksezet'ger atlas! Eine Wezt'.
| a most ill starrd Atlas am doom'd
TO bear world, all the whole world OF sor-
rows;
To bear what is not bearable, aud suffer
A slow, heart breaking anguish.
Though, naughty heart, thou hast cen WILD
it so!
Thou wouldst be happy, infinitely happy,
Or infinitely wretched, naughty heart,
And see now, thou art wretched!
Theodore Martin, in Blackaoood's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23
The Windsor Hotel,

New York, was never so we'll patronized,
in the winter season, as now. This is an
evidence of an improvement in business,
generally, and the result of reduced
prices. - ."*f+ -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

From the very complete tabulated statement
which the circular contains, we extract the fol-
lowing, indicating the geographical sections in
which the failures for the past year have &C.
CURED, with the percentage, average, etc., in
each locality:
No. M No. Percent
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

TWENTY-PlRS MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE
Biographical and Statistical List Of the Showing
Occupation Age Nativity, Length Of Residence in Mime
sofa, and Condition Of Individual
SENATOR'S
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

Total for q. s. 674, TAI 1O478| in GA 1884, 383, 49,
Dom. of Oanada 56,347 1877 in 50 $23, 9O8, GIT
Tue failures are also given by quarters for
the last four years, those for 1877 and 1873,
being as follows:
, 1879-04-01

The ox-TELL1n Committee, now presided
over by Senator WALLACE, has just returned
from tho trip to ponnsylvnnia which was
taken with viow to tho col1ootion of evi-
denco to show that Democratic yiolonoo and
fraud in tho South was offset by Republican
violence and fraud in the North For this
purpose Domoerat!o witnesses wcre sum-
moned from every quarter In the State where
prejudice existed against tho aystem Of Fed
oral supervision at Congressional elections,
nnd 1t was expooted that tho damaging proof
would be forthcoming just in time to
assist In tho movomsnt to repeal
the Supervisors Inv. summary Of tho
testimony shows tho Investigation 10 havo
been ridiculous failure. Nothing moro
violent or fraudulent was developed than
TINT few Of tho Supervisors wero somc-
what ovcrbehring in their demoanor, mud
that out of the 750 that were appointed six
vera moro or less under tho influence Of
liquor on election day. There was not q
syllablo Of proof that any man was prevented
from voting by these Supervisors, or TINT
their presence at tho polls hindered the de-
post Of n solitary legal vote. Tint the pros
once Of these officers was an effective ro-
straint upon illegal voting is On all sides
acknowledged, aud unless such restraint In
deemed an infringement upon NATURAL aud
inalionablo Democratic rights, it ia difficult
to see how Senator WALLACE is going to turn
tho Pennsylvania investigation to good &C.
cnurt
, 1879-04-01

these Chicago must give ttH vordtot to-tlay.
Underneath tho municipal interests involved
In this election lios great national issue.
h1r. GARTER HAnRrsos haa conducted this
campaign not 60 much with reference to tho
Mayoratty or tile looat spoils to DO divided
among his bummor followers, aa with ROTOR
cnco to its etfoct upon the general election
in 1880. lie has mnle 1t n purely partisan
campaign for partisan purposes, and Lis elcc-
tion to-day will be construed by Democrats
In Congress and out Of 1t % purely Do,no-
cratic victory, and as IN ind9ssemont Of
tho schemes of tho reyolulonists.
Tho election to-day will end tho
sympathy, encouragement, and assistance
which tho Republican party haa al
ways received from Chicago, aud, onoo In
stalled in tho City Government NTH tho
power mud plundor in their hands, GARTER
HAnn1soN and bis gang will clAin 1t as a
Democratic city, mud koop It 80 In tho gen.
eral election. II Mr.. Wa1oHr is elected, on
tho other hand, Chicago will not only sacuro
will keep hor place rs tho bannor Republican
city Of the West, md exercise powerful fn-
nuonco for tho Republican cautlila.o IN 1880.
With this thought In view, that national M
well aa local interests depend upon tho result
Of the election to-day, eau any Republican
voter hositato as to Ills duty? Remember
that the dispatches announcing The result Of
to.dny'a work will DO watched for with oagcr-
ness all over tho country.
, 1879-04-01

When, in 1851, tho Democratic party, In tho
language Of Gen. GARFIELD, trlod to shoot
tile Union to DEATH" tic loyal people Of Chlca-
20 swore III their wrath that Tho Union ntst
aud should be preserved. They raisod largo
hums of money aud sent thousands Of men To
tile fsoht. The city was can,prosounding with
preparations for war to crush ont tho, Dotno.
eratic Rebellion. Tile Board ot Trade was tho
centre Of tllceo patriotic preparations. Mr..
WnfaHr, the Republican candidate for Mayor,
was tnn,nbor Of thu Board, and took par. In ey
cry movement for The support Of tllc GOVERN
mant. CAnraR HARRISON WAS citizen Of Chi-
cago Ia that trying time, but Ills voice was nev-
ct raised Ia support Of the Union cause. lie
mover contributed dollar voluntarily 10 save
Tho Union from being "shot to DEATH" Ntue
years afterwards, ii 1871 hc crawled furth from
his hidtng-placo and encakcd Into Congress.
During the four ycars Of llis serylco ho never
failed to vote With tho men who had tried, but
failed. to "shoot tho Unlon To dcath," aud tho
last net Of bis Official life was vote to atarya
tho Union to DEATH" He syn1pathtucd With
tic Rebellion Of 1851, aud ho voted for tho pro.
posed revolution of 1870.
, 1879-04-01

Doea tho averngd' votur, md particularly
the man who pnys taxes on real estate anl
household furniture, know what "town
meeting la? 4 town meeting will be held
iu eauh division Of tha oity to-day at 2
O'Clock, anl eneh Of thoso town meetings
has authority 10 voto III assessment Of taxos
anywhere from $4,000 to 81, ,o00, 600, to ba
collected Of thu property Of tho psuplo Of
the town in 1879, tho money to 10 d.
vidsd bstween tho Assessor, The Collector,
tho Supervisor. aud tho Town Clerk,
That ia what y "towu meeting" moai,s, and
that ia what . town meeting may cost. How
many Taxpayers attend these town meetings
Tho voting at these town meetings IL not by
ballot, nor by yeas and nays, but by sonnd.
Those who yell the loudes4 always carry the
vote. Now. how many Taxpayers will atteud
these meetings to-day, though the exolusiya
purpose Of the meeting Is to layy taxea2 Twa
, 1879-04-01

At the 1tammcrsmth Police Court few days
ago the clerk Of the School Board, AIr. Cook,
summoned a man before MI. BRIDGE for not
sending hin child to school. The man said It
#as his wite's fault, whereupon the magistrate
remarked, "You must govern your own wlfc.''
This led to "burst Of laughter, in which Mr..
Cook 1oiued." Tie defendant, rather ruf]led at
tho 1ocularity Of tic prosecutor, observed with
some bitterness, "You need not Inugl,." III
wat," replied Str. COOK, "not laughing ut you."
lie VAST said the facetfous magistrate,
"'augh!ns Mt me-" Mr. Cook further explained,
~ WIS thinking Of myself, It being mora easily
said tfnn donc." The Court horc falrly broke
down amid sllrlcks Of "reucwcd lauehtcr.n 1t
was the knowledge Ut thu fact that his country.
men were Indicted TO maryctously witty jokes
tke this which induced 9Ml1n to remark that /,
took aureical operation to let Joke into Q
6cotclmnu's hcad.
, 1879-04-01
THE IRON TRADE.

A Condition Itepnrtosl W Itch Is Seemingly
tho Most Satisfactory slnco Tho Panic,
au<efa, ntspa,ch 10 The Triauas.
C1so,sn1rt. o.. March 8l,-Ilo Ga,ette will
,nnsra,r ,r,, r",,,,st. from tha inn roo,,n" ~
to-tnoFfo" pfnt reports isonl tns 'rou regions OF
prospects uf tic iron trade. Tho statements
nro nrcnared By managers Of tho Leading iron
md stao1 ,,onnfocturlnp ,vortu. h,o,,.frrn.cos
"As a.u1l ''u,. .rhar ~, as,.,1 ~,
ana roll!ns-Hl!'e' Ahoy W. sPeah u thatXea
increase In acs'vsy In n'l branches OF the tradv'
honcf,,l nu.l rive uulform tea,;mnnv
uoP'lm' .a..,a, @ .,eu,,oa,a.. T., 80" ss'a'o"5
10 aH aetaat snptoFeucns III pt'co A''u
better demand Ter pig-iron and
merchant iron. 0no heavy manufacturer In
Central Ohio said: "Tho price Of iron is very
!o", .us , LINN ~ ~ nos too ~" co't'passu
with LUG price o. otnef commodities anu OIL ID
Dor. There Is evidently large increase Ia tho
consumption Of iron, but tho effect docs not
see,n In ha IN tncreoHa lin nrtee IA much as th,
s,ro,,ro, ,.sSao ,,,t,taa ,,'ats
tu,o t furnaces ito , o'ast; an nois an1
tolsca il!at n*sc ueen snu! GOWN ara etalItls
up' a'1d others are beginning TO run uoaoie
eale. ~ Ln!s Wy ptospsEtty sees ~ ~ to!n'
l1g back to the country without my marked III
greasy o! !,E';.'. prices. ,o.at.,. ,,,
tr the Locking Valley region, s1ys; There to :
marked lnpfoysticnt in trade. Pnrchascss
show adfsposltl0A To purchase largely Tor future
ue'iveFy " au earaacc o. from 81 % " pcF tot1.
while furnaces. as rule, EoEuse TO anticipate
ll!e market tn auy grcat extent.
confined prlnripal'y to tho stronger grades.
Tho Increased de1nId for pfg ts legitimate, ali1
not speculative, Furnace men facl there will
bo stsauy auYanee III ps1ces through the
, 1879-04-01

t1n American people shall hare elected Pres.
ident representing tho cx-Uonfoicrates, and
shall thus haye lot1gel tho appointing power
in their hnnds. To oloct Democratic proR-
iient would DO equivalent to a general order
tint the mon who fought to eavo tho U,iion
must yield mp Government employment IN
favor Of those who fought to destroy tho
Union, for 1t Is understood that The ox.Con.
fedora:ea ruto The Democratic party. hui
the American people havs not yet seen 1t TO
do this, and 1t would bo n betrayal Of the
pnblie trust for secrotary SHERMAN or any
other member Of tle present Administration
to remove efficient men from tho Civil Serv-
loo Whose claim for appointment waa based
upon having fought in tho Union nrmy, In
order 10 ,nake placos for inefficient and inex-
pcriencod men whoso CHIN for appointment
Is based upon tho fact that they fought
ngaiust Tho Union. Il will be titne enough
to try this paculiar syston, Of reforming tho
Civil Ssrvioo when tho Seius Of Government
shalt have been giyon over entirely 10 tho
Democrats.
There Is nothing in the Constitution which
rlaces geographical restrictions upon tho
Presidents distribution of tho Government
Offices. 1t ony clorks who served IN tho
Union army aud aro now rendering efficient
service In tho Departments have boon crod-
ited to South Oarolina, or other Southern
State where they DO not llro. In order to
carry out fiction Of geographical dfstrib,,-
ton, thu proper way to ramody tho matter
is, not to rcmovo suoh clorlss, but to ox-
pungo the falso record of residence ana write
| In tho truo ono. It would DO untuat mud
unwiso enough to reward rebellion by now
| giTing appointments indiscriminately to men
who only a faw years ago made war upon
the Government; it would bo still moro ,n.
wiso and unjust not to do this ut tho per.
aonal cost Of other mon who helped
to defend tho Govornmont against the
war waged against 1t; but It would
ho simply prepostorous and unheard-of fol
tho Republican party, under whose auspices
tho Government was aaved, to lend itseIi
through the present Administration to sucl
d revolution In tho Departments. Thht Il
the ambition Of tho Democratic party auG
its declared purpose, and tho work must bt
left for tho Democrats TO do after they ahal
have assumed tho fl,ll responsibility.
, 1879-04-01

The Republicans Of tho Sixteenth Ward owc
duty to themselves a,l to tho city to wnetc
no votes on independents or third candidates,
but vote directly Tor Mr.. sonwElsruAL for
Alderman. They have no choicc but ScuwE1s-
TisAL or y Communist. nnd they have no right
to int!ct oc OF tho latter on the pcopio Of this
city. Ms. Sc11wEis1itAL has been o,lc OF tho
ablcst anu best Aldermen during Ills tdrln. He
gayc MI earnest support to tho Administration
Ct Mayor HEATH, and contributed strongly to
ttc success Of tho great work ACCOMPLISHED by
that Administration. AL Republican votes given
for any otller candidate will accomplishment
accomplishing other result than the election Of
tho Communist. Tic olcetion Of Mr. ScmwEis-
THAI will not only 10 political but great
mosal yictory,-a victory over anarchy and dis
order, oYec force and tho disruption Of society.
, 1879-04-01

Chicago stood In tho front rank Of tho great
cities OF The country In pouring out men aud
money for tho rc!iet Of lie Union when 1t was
Threatened with destruction In 1861. Tile Iicbels
of tint time hatcd Chicago, and conroctcl a
schetnc 10 lot loose tho Camp Douglas prisoners
to rob, burn, md sack the city. Tho Drlgadicrs
of 1879 hate whatever was hated by the Rebels
Of 1861. Tlscy endure CARTER HARRISON be-
cause lc vas not patriot They would like to
have tho people OF Chicago who supported the
Union With all their might In 1861 fndorso the
man who sympathized witt, Rebels who fought
with oil their might in 1851 to destroy 1t, and
who voted With them In Congress- to "starvo It
to death" in 1870. 4 vote for CANrEn uANn1-
SON Is yoto Of approval Of ILLS course III Con-
Eress, allda Congressman ho said: ~ vote to
stasve tho Unlon 10 death"!
, 1879-04-01

IosQi ..,.....s.s..+,,..,, ...n......3 81, hUO
This revelations last year of tho operations
Of Eru HOLLAND, who was the organizor of
the band Of ropoatora at the Presidential
election in Cincinnati, in Novenbor, 1876,
and whose frauda elected at lcast two Demo-
cratic Congressman and a number Of Domo-
cratie local officers, furnished complete
confirmation Of this gouoral statement Of tho
plan and operations Of "repeHting" at city
elections. In city like this, with nearly
100 precincts, an export, unt1er the direction
of another expert, will find full opportuni-
tics Of voting at least ton times ut m elec-
tfou. Tho HAnn1sos party aro hungry for
spoils, aud if tho loug.established policy of
repeating bo not put in operation today, it
will bo due to degree Of "purity Of prin-
oiploB" for which the crowd which
Is running HARn1soN has mover been
distinguished before. It hehooyes tho
judges OF election, and tho clerks, and tho
challongera, and tho bystanlers, ut ovory
precinct in tllla city today, to vigilant'y
watch those who approach the polls, md let
no man voto who cannot givo m Intelligent
account OF his right to vote. Eyory man de-
teoted in this most infamous Of alt election
frauds should be arrested on tho spot and
prosecuted into tho Ponitontiary.
, 1879-04-01

e.. n.,...,,>,, ..,.,
ten. dAhftRLnS great speech In Inc Lower
House Of Congress OIL Saturday recalls thu
sccurs M 1s}t. when. in rcsnonse Ia thr 1,chct
assault upon Fort Sumter, tho North was con-
yulactl by great waye Of patriotic Indignation;
md th,s rnoa,Ia r., noav,v r.orn.,,1 10 sno,,,
anu t9terecai!s eol. ltohEIf f1adkhsoLLs sPe2ch
before tho Army Hounon at indianapolis In
1H70. In 1R1 lin Kehel, ewnro they woud
.o"' ~ 4e1t wv ",ps'a :. 'ne' """''
"sloot the Union 10 Acatp.' NOW lhey awcat
they will starYo It to death. Col 1N0ERsuLL
drnw the fol,n,y.n, v,yl nctnrn of t1,r affect nj
tho RoDcl oath to "stioot tic Union to ucath":
, 1879-04-01

Dare to vote Wright, dare to bo truo.
Ono shall bo Wr!eh. md tia ot,,or abo,t
bo left.
ar. 11orx,.,r,. o,,,o .,,,, 80, H.. .-u.'s
feathc,s to .day. ' 8'' ''''''
r. 49,, ,1o,>u r,,+ +o anu,, ,u
- yeu ...e.a. @.p'4'-Aoo''o' aon
Ut w. ..'.ss ~ ~. CIT, onu.,. ~
uf'o.y .. .uo s'ono 0oa'n' we nave
ea9'"''u 'he eal"'o'
lne ohshoa' afo no" OF sne opinion that
1'asa "'8''' ID pau aelscss'
They do not beltevo in England that Hau-
ian Is tao nobloat ro"man Of them all.
Tho Wright way Ii n!ways tho best In
voting for Mayor, ~ In everything else.
1t ia unfortunate TINT there H. no Marine
uand to cheos mp Ar. Harrison 10. night.
En- 1ouo aa 0h;cf Josonh,a xvco,,nn IL mil,
Tho pcu, Gen. Howard vii, bc not afraid.
Nh f,h;poman vii, ),ocr In cIor, hfo+r,,
s,..s 49,, ,..to. ,hov 49,, ,o.o,rt 80 h.~ - ~
A. po,to,, :, ,,arr Il, o,a -, s,,a,,,,, w..
1.,ss,,, .a,onss ~ r,,.,,n - II. ,....,..t.
~ 10y "' -, '@ 49, 49,. ~ f.'
daiil Announces taa' "mtaia~ ttead IL
apoa. ~, 10 marry ID 'n'' "oo' makes Aana pacR'n-
sblrs. oliver WAS 30 fond OF loVe-fettera
from Simon Cameron that eha used to writo thom
aoFss'f'
Stop those informal niggers. They must
ssay at home and be bulldozod to yoto for tne IS.
J. 1T'akn.
Wo suspect TINT 1t was not Simon CAM
cront hut Webb Hayes, WHO promised to marry tho
Widow Oliver.
Victorin in sotd to be I, uood sinoor. md
this perhaps accounth for tue fact that England ID
oIsvnYs nj tynr '';"
, 1879-04-01

Do the Republicans of tho Third and
Fourth Wards know tlIat combined TINY oan
give tho Republican ticket 5000 majority
to-day? The other side asaumo Tint the
Republican apathy will reduce TINT minority
one.half. II tho Republicans Of those
wartls do tAoir whole duty to.day. then
they will lavs no wild complainiugs over a
result which thoy will find, MI Too late, they
might InYe praYnnted,
, 1879-04-01

Tho Chicago Cussom.IIouso oasea havo
been postponed for over two weeks baoause
tho eminent speciu! counsel engaged at great
cost to assist III the prosecution wero "not
ready" II 10 now three montha Of more
since tho e,nineut special counsel weyo en-.
gagged ut great cost 10 insist in tho proaccn-
that they should by this time bo ready 10 at
least put In al appearance III court.
, 1879-04-01
voting early.

Tho most startling danger that contronts
Chicago merchants is tho certainty TINT tho
old CoLv1N clique OF thieves md sca!awngs
will pgain havo control Of tho city II HAn-
n1soN is elected. They nro all working for
him. Tho sewers;pro full of them.