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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
Il. o. o. r.
The Grand Lodge i'm Session Mt
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September l5.-The
Grand Lodge |. y. D. +. began their
fity-hfth annual session here to-
day, J. B. Harmon, Grand Sire,
presiding. Representatives were pres
ent from all the States, Territories and
provincial Jurisdictions.
The report of the Grand Sire gives
the condition OF the order as follows:
Number Of grand lodges, so; subordinate
lodges, 1915; grand encampments, 80;
subordinate encampments, 1858; lodge
limitations, 33, ,S60j lodge members, A2,-
pol; encampment members, S2,40S;
total relief Sl,740, 405; total revenue,
S4. POO, $50; decrease Sl56,O65. The
Grand Sire recommends reduction OF
the representation to one from each
grand body.
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A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make money npidly
operating In stoeks, by the Two rDerrins kuiss
fof sueoess." In NessrA IAwrenoe a %, snsw
circular The onbinsfiOn method, which this
firm has made % suecfsfbl. enables reopis Win
large OF small neaTn ~ reap all the benefits Of
laTen czpstal and best kill. Thousands %
ORDER In various sums. are pooled iniO one vast
amount and ooop<v1fof ~ n mighty vhot>. thus
occurring 10 each shareholder al The sdveniagss
OF ne largest operator. Immense profit are
d rided monthly. Any amount, from " 10 yO0
OF mole. can be u>ed socce--fully. n. Y. BaDfia
H1Ily, septsID Der bbth. ls7s says: by The com.
bInatlon system s1j would make s55. or per
cent: so pays SO. OF per cent: 800 makes
q 90, or 10 per cent on the stock, during the
month, afoordfny - The market" Frank Lof1's
Iustyatsd heeFero. June 18th: The oomld-
nstion method OF operating stocks u the most
successful ever adopted" koe Yo~k Jad>-
psIsdent, sept l2th: The combination system
J. founded upon eorrrf business principles and
no psrSon ueed b without an income vhile II T.
kept woaking BY Ne<sn Lwrence 4 CO."
BrookiyA Journal April 18th. ''Our editor made
. net profit Of slel. .S from 90 IN one Of Mc~n.
lawrence a Co.'S combinations" New eivulu
mailed freel explafns everything. stocks and
bonds wanted. 6ps9niD<nt bonds supplied.
Lawrence a Co. h4nksn. 81 JExchalse flsns.
New York. l 70 iuecsb
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MAINE ELECTION.
Davis Short 177 Votes.

AUGUSTA, Me-, September l5--The
Kqulebec Journal will tomorrow publish
the official returns of the entire State,
except twenty small towns and planta-
tions, with the following result: Davis,
Republican, 6S,0l2; Smith, Greenback,
47,OOS: Garcelon, Democrat, 2l, ISL.
The Republican plurality over the
Greenback ticket is 20,924, and over the
Democratic ticket 1881. As far as
heard from there has been 81 scatter
ins votes. The returns from the bal
ance of the towns will not essentially
change the result.
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Steamer Missing.

BALTIMORE, September Is. - The
steamer Lorraine, Captain McCawley,
which sailed August 10Th for the Tyne,
England, with S4,979 bushels of wheat
and l2O head OF live beef cattle, has not
been heard from since. The steamer
must have been caught in the terrible
storm Of the 18th inst II disabled she
may have put into Burmuda, with
which place there is no cable communi-
cation. Dead cattle were seen in the
gull stream alter the cyclone.
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Weathar Indicationa

WASHINGTON, d. c., September l6, l
A. M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley, clear or partly cloudy weather,
warm southwest, generally veering to
colder winds and falling followed by
rising barometer.
For the Lowea Lakes, rainy followed
by partly cloudy weather, south veering
to north colder westerly winds, and
falling followed by rising, barometer.
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Elliott Challenges Hanlan.

LONDON, September l5.-Elliott has
deposited ESQ at the Sportsman Office as
required by the regulations governing
the contests for the Sportsman challenge
cup, desiring the announcement that be
challenges Hanlan TO row over the
Thames or Tyne course for a purse Of
600 aside. The editor Of the SpOrtuaon
has written to Hanlan notifying him OF
the challenge.
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: Steamer Sunk.

ST. LOUIS, September l5.-The Post
Dispatch says the steamer Josie Harry,
which left here, Saturday last, for White
river, was sunk near Chester, Ills, about
sixty miles below The boat and ezrgo
were saved bnt the cargo is in . dam
aged conditiun. The steamer was own
ed at Memphis, was valued at $40, 600,
and insured for about two-thirds OF her
value. -,
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MOUND DSVILLE.

Industrial Items - Accident - Snakes
Judge Melvin's Opinion.
The public schools opened yesterday.
The Webster Wagon Company are
shipping carloads of wagons almost
every day to points north, south, east
and west.
w. H. Strauss is .apidly pushing the
work on his new steam mill, in the up
per ward, and expects to be ready for
operation by the first of October.
A little twelve-year old daughter of
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Whnt are the Profits

This is the absorbing point tha, is OF
chief interest in every business trans
action. BY the combination system oi
operating in stocks, Mcssrs. Lawrence &
Co, Bankers, \. Y, unite the orders OF
thousands of patrons, in various sums.
into one immense amount, and operate
them rs mighty whole, thus obtain.
ing all the advantages Of the largest
capitalists and best skill. Profits are
distributed pro rata among shareholders
every month. In this way largc gains
are secured in short periods, and capital
from $40 to sl5 to $4,000 can be used
with equal proportionate success. so
will make n hundred in 30 days. $50
will pay 81 800 profit, or l0per cent. on
the stock. and so on, according Ia the
market. A citizen Of Troy, made S3l5.75
on an investment Of $50. Many custo-
mers are doing better. The new circu-
lar has two unerring rules for success, "
and full details so that any one can
operate proftably. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied.
Apply To lawreucc & Co, Bankers, 81
Fxchanyp Place. Y Y.
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AHorrinIe Accident.

ERIE. PA, September l5.-This morn
ing Lester Charles, a young man IN
terested in an iron mill at North East,
hal both legs caught in a cog wheel in
the mill. His left leg and foot were
horribly mangled. 1t has since been
amputated. The right leg may be saved.
His BODY would have been drawn in and
crushed but for the heels OF the boots,
which stopped the wheel.
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wrestling Match.

BosroN, September l5.-The collar
and elbow wrestling match, alternate
heats in jackets and harness, between
Nat Hutchins, of Marleboro, Mass, and
Lyman Lovejoy, Of Coldwater, for $3.50
a side and light weight championship OF
America, was won by Hutchins, who
gained the lst, ith and 5th falls.
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DRY GOODS.
NaW York.

NEW YORK, September l5.-Dry Goods
-Jobbing trade fairly active, and there
is a steydy demand for moderate lots OF
seasonable goods at first hands. Cotton
goods unchanged. Prints in irregular
demand and unsettled; Manchester fan
cy prints are reduced to 6tc. Mems
wear woolens in moderate request. For
eign goods in fair demand.
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NoTHNG has ever been discovered to
equal DR.. &. McLane's Celebrated Yer
mifuge for ridding the human constitu-
ton OF worms. 1t never fails-is simply
and very inexpensive. Every druggist
keeps it. but see the name OF Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh" on the wrapper, or
you are being deceived.
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Meeting of Mexican War Veterans.

LOUISVILLE, September l5.-The regu-
lar annual meeting of Mexican war vet
erns Of Kentucky was held this MORN
ing in the Chancery Court room. About
fifty old warriers were present, ranging
in age from 80 to so and upwards.
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Death Of wsn-KuOwn steamboatman.

PIrrsDURGH, September l5.-Capt. G..
Wash. Gray, the well-known steamboat
man who was badly injured last Friday
afternoon by falling through trestle
work near Point Perry, died at his home
in Mckeesport last evening. Capt.
GRAY followed the river from his youth,
and was for many years pilot on the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers Lately he
had been i'm command of the tOw-bOat
Fred Wilson. lie was visited during his
last hours by many OF the prominent
coal and river men, and died regretted
by all who knew him. O..
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FATAL Roller Exnlosion.

NAsHvILLE, September ia boiler
in c. Powers slaughter house exploded
this evening, tearing Frank Duffy to
pieces, killing him instantly, and fatally
wounding Felix Cheatham, colored.
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Basa Ball.

PROVIDENCE, September l5.-Cleve-
lands l, Providences 5.
WAsHISGToN, September l5.-Na-
tionals l, Chicagos l. Game called on
account of darkness.
BoSToS, September l5.-Cincinnatis 5,
Bostons 3.
Troy, September 10. Buffalos 4,
Troys ..
ALBANY, September l5.-Albanys, 4;
Holyokes, 4.
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STATE BOSDs-Dull.
SToCKS-The market was unusually
active to-day, and speculation was gem
orally strong IN tone, Granger shares be-
ing about the only exception; the latter,
after a slight advance at the opening
fell 1(Gl4 per cent, the latter for ~.
Paul common, with recovery nj the
close of t9l per cent. The general list
continued strong throughout, and in the
final dealings showed an improvement
on Saturdays closing prices OF hast per
cent, the latter for Hannibal and 1t.
Joseph preferred, Lake Shore advancing
per cent, Illinois Central per cent,
and Erie preferred II per cent. The
rise in Lake Shore was partly the re-
suit of rumors that purchases were be-
ing made on Amsterdam account and
partly Of reports To the effect that the
stock is to be placed on the London Stock
Exchange list. The sharp advance in
Hannibal and st. Joseph shares was
said to be the result of the purchases by
parties interested in Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy. The transactions ag-
gregatcd 305.0 shares, OF which 10000
were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 10000
Northwestern common, 81 900 St. Paul
common, 1900 Wabash, 1000 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western. 5000
Michigan Central, 900 Union Pacific,
5000 Ohio and Mississippi, 5000 st.
Joe, 900 Western Union, 5000 Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Iron Mountain, 5000 Kan
sas Pacific, 1900 Kansas and Texas,
5000 Missouri Pacific, 5000 keokuk and
Des Moines, IL 900 indianapolis, Cincin-
natl and Lafayette, 5000 st. Louis, Kan
sas City and Northern, 1900 st. Louis
and San Francisco, 2,i00 Northern
Pacific, 1000 Cincinnati and Marietta
,.l = 900
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Executors' Sale NJ vaIuabIe 1 and

TIVE rSDERsIGNED RXKCUToRs % THE
i last will aud testament ~ HOratlO J. No
Clean deceased. Offer for sale the desirable Tract
of land. ON the ohio river. the upper part of
Round Bottom. two aud hall miles below
ing about 20 sct,s Il land II the besi quality.
10 Acres river bottom, under fence and la a
high state ~ cultivation: the balsncy In timber.
There are on The premises good dwelling house.
barn and other ont house.: an enoilent ", u ~
water apple orchard and other irult trees. raid
farm Will be sOld In body or parcels A. may be
ronyeDient and on sasy terms. The prfnis-
ran be- shown and terms made known by ThOs.
6o0,t, Monndsyillc; or JOshna Barley, Wheeling.
THOMAS SCOTT, =.
JOSHUA BURLHY,
lI.r.
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Died.

BRATrLEBoRo, September l5.-Austin,
Birchard, uncle of President Hayes, al
old and honored citizens of Windham
county, died at Fayetteville this even
ing.
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Chicagc.

CHICAGO, September l5.-Flour-
Quiet, but firm. Wheat-Excited and
higher; No. Chicago spring oslo; No.
y2lc bid; cash 93tc; seller October:
9itc seller November; 92ic seller year:
No. sSic rejected 7sc. Corn-Un-
settled, but generally higher: closed
strong; S3lc cash; Si;S3+!c seller octo-
Der; Sic seller November; 32ic seller
year; rejected S3c. 0ats-In good de-
mand and prices shade higher at 24ic
cash; 4;c seller October; 25ic seller No
vember; rejected PIC. Rye-ln good
demand At full prices at 52lc. Barley
Easier at 75c. Flax Seed-Easier prime
81 a. Pork-ln good demand and
prices a shade higher at IS 30 cash; - 80
(GS 32l seller October; 81 90(G1 % seller
November; - 10 seller January. Land
Active, firm and higher, especially
longer options at 81 - cash; - 77(d5 80
seller October, - +5 seller November:
- AZ seller January. Bulk Meats
In good demand at full prices 8 500
On. Whisky-Steady and unchanged
at 81 o..
Philadelphia
PHILADELrHIA, September l5.-Flour
-flrln, Win little or no export inquiry.
Rye Flour-Firm at - 10. Wheat
MlllerS hold of; rejected 81 06C9l 0S;
No. red elevator 81 l4@l lil. Corn
GOOD demand; low mixed track iSlG
AZ; high mixed 49Gi9l; yellow 4aCA
jOc. Oa,s-Quiet; mixed 2atdS0c; white
5l@3ic; steamer 30Cd3Olc Provisions
Steady beef mess Sl3; mess pork - 20
(G9 IS; smoked hams ~ 0OGl0; picked
- 75tdS IS. Lard-Western 6CG6Ec.
Butter-Steady; creamery extra 2OtS
Pie; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extra l6@lSc; Western
Reserve extra litr l6c; good 10 choice
l0al3c. Eggs-Strong; western lGtHl7c.
Cheese-firm western creamery 7Ca7ic;
good 6@6!c. Petrolcum-No Nominal,
crude Sc; refined &c. Whisky-fim at
81 o..
Pittsburg.
PITTSBURGH, September l5.-Petro.
leum-Quiet and steady; crude 70.c at
Parker's for shipment; refined 6sc for
Philadelphia delivery.
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FOR &AU.E-

1.-TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING Lots NOS
i Iand 3. square -, Ia CaldWells addition
Ia the city ~ Wheeling. Will be- sOld on the iOi.
lowing terms. ten Ter cent down aud balance ia
one. two. three four ana hyc years With Interest
Apply a. PEABODY INsi RANCE CO..
spiOeOdsb i2lg Market Htftst
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FOR RENT.

nLD HOME HOTEL. SITUATED on TlIE
eHst side of the sscpnd wari Mars ~ Squane.
The buildings and stables have L. sn thoroughly
repaired. renovated aud put In Nrt class order.
VIII letse for term of years ~ reasonable rates.
Possession given Immediately. Apply Ia
aIy2feodb GEO. HOOK. Court House
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at ) to 7 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments firm-FIour Firm
Wheat UnsettIed-HOgs
Steady and Firm,
FIN ANCE.

NEw YORK, September l5.-MoNEY-
Easy at 5tS7 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5G6 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm at 4Sli; sight exchange on New
York 1881.
SILvER-At London 30,d; bar silver
here hi; subsidiary silver coin !@l
per cent. discount.
EnrrnNNrNrs- E,irnn
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September l5.-Flour-
Higher for better grades; western super
fine 50 25Cd3 rs; do extra 81 25(G4 75;
do family s. 25(d5 IS. Wheat-West-
ern closed easier and weak: No. west
ern winter red, spot and seller Septem-
Der 81 1901 l6t; seller October 81 ID.
al Isl; seller November 81 l5Cal l5t;
seller December 81 IS. CoTn-Western
firm; western mixed spot and seller
September Soc; seller October 4Sic; sell
Ter November 4Sic; seller December
4Si(S 4Sic; steamer no bid. Oats
Higher and more active; western white
93(G34c; do mixed 32(d33ic; Pennsyl-
vania 33C934c. Rye-Steady at goose.
Hay-Firm and higher; prime TO choice
PENNSYLVANIA and medium SIS 00(d Is 80.
Provisions-Firm with good jobbing de-
mand. Mess Pork-At$ - IS. Bulk
Meats-Loose shoulders &c; Gear rib
sides sc; do packed 4i95lc. Bacon
Shoulders 4ic; clear rib sides &c.
Hams-At ll@llic. Lard-Refned &c.
Butter-Steady; prime to choice west
ern packed l2Gl4c. Eggs-Firm and
higher at l4(dl5c. Petroleum-Quiet:
crude nominal; refined 6lc. Coffee
Strong and fairly active; Rio cargoes,
llt@l44c; new l2Sl5c. sugar-Firm
At 8tGSic. Whisky-Firm at 81 OF.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, September l5.-Noon board
-Wheat-Lower; No. 8 white Wabash
81 or; amber Michigan, spot, 81 03.;
seller October 81 03i: seller November
81 03f; No. amber 81 90; No. 2 red
winter spot 81 03; seller October
81 02i; seller November 81 or; No. 3
red Wabash 99c; No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red 81 03t; western amber
81 03!; No. 3 amber Illinois 81 04t.
Corn-Easier; high mixed sic; No.
S7ct; No. white 45ic. Oats Quiet
No. 2 254c.
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
N holders ~ the .Etna Pr and Marine In
suranoc Company will be- I.eld ai thcofiice of
the Company on wednesday this 2ith inst. At
80 O'Clock I'm
BY order Of the Board ~ Dircctou
snIn-1 KIGMAkn EANAnE Enr,N
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PITTSBURGH, September l5.-Petro.
leum-Quiet and steady; crude 70.c at
Parker's for shipment; refined 6sc for
Philadelphia delivery.
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Oil CITY.

Oh CRY, September l5.-The market
opened dull at 65:c bid, advanced to
66tc, declined TO 65ic, advanced and
closed at este bid. Shipments 5000
barrels, averaging 1900 barrels; trans.
actions s6, 900 barrels.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September l5.-Cofee
Dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
lli@l5ic; iobbing le@l6tc. Sugar
In good demand at full prices; inferior
TO good common 6i@6tc; common to
good common 7!c; yellow clarified u
GSc. Molasses = Dull and nominal.
Rice = Dull; Louisiana ordinary TO
choice 6(d,7fc.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-03
The Telephone.

The San Francisco "Call" in a recent
Issue says:
George c. Perkins, Governor elect, and
ex- Governor Woods, of Oregon, waited
upon General Grant yesterday evening
and asked him to start for Oregon by
the State Of California on the 4th of
October. After a long conversation
General Grant said that he could not
decide upon any day to go to Oregon,
yet hoped, and in fact was determined
TO 90 there before he returned East
When the General and his party reach
ed the Cliff House Governor Perkins re-
quested the Merchants Exchange to
place him in telephone communication
with Captain Fosters battery. This
being effected, the Governor called to
the General and said, General Grant,
I am now standing 1.-THE foot of Market
street, upon the spot where you land
ed last Saturday night and was receiv-
ed by the people of San Francisco. To-
day ! tender to you again the best
wishes of the inhabitants of California
for your future welfare and prosperi-
ty." General Grant replied that he
had never used the telephone before,
and had never experienced the advan-
tages of its wonderful power. He re-
cognized Governor Perkins's voice, and
on interchange of courtesies, bade him
"Good- bye"
Daily Republican., 1879-10-03
Who are Responsible.

Democrats, wherever they may re
side, must share the responsibility Of
the outrages and murders perpetrated
at the South in order to make that sec.
ton solid for the Democratic party
The Democrats of Delaware cannot es-
cape their share of the responsibility
because they act with them in conven-
tion, assist in forming platform Of
principles, unite in the selection of can
didates for President and Vice Presi-
dent, and wish to profit by the electoral
votes obtained through the violence and
outlawry which are well calculated to
make the name of freedom not only a
byword and reproach, but bitter
mockery. Men cannot act with outlaws
and share the fruit of their deeds, with
out sharing their guilt,a the old aphor
ism that the receiver Of stolen goods is
as bad as the thlef, Is as true no" as
when first uttered and will remain so
until the end Of time. Those who wish
to keep clear Of the responsibility of all
criminal acts must have no connection
with criminals. They must not meet
in convention with them, must not prof
it by their acts, nor encourage or up
hold them in any shape or form. They
should denouncs political murder and
ostracism in their platforms and unit
ing in demanding the punishment Of
all criminals, such as the murderer Of
Dixon, the assassiAators Of Judge CHS
olm and his fair daughter and fearless
son, as well as the red handed invinci.
breslwho:dominate the Southern States
and threaten the very existence Of Re-
publican institutions.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-03
n. Pesr I.AAan.


The crack Of Indian rides break In
upon the stirring whirlpool Of the po-
litical campaign, and. from Colorado
comes the report that detachment OF
troops on its way to the Utsressrvstion
is surrounded by the Utes themselves
the Major in command and eleven Of
his men are killed and from twenty to
thirty are wounded and At the latest
adyices the remainder Of the brave lit
tie band that marched into the jaws Of
death, were intrenched against their
savage enemies awaiting reinforce
ments. This sudden Indian attack Is
but the repetition of what occurs al
most every year, in revenge for the
wrongs done to the Indians by the gov
ernment, and but illustrates the utter
in suficiency of the little army that
Congress in its niggardliness has starved
down TO q mere skeleton force scattered
in detachmen.s all over vast expanse
of territory and liable to be destroyed
at any time by general uprising OF
the Indians. In the face OF all this
there are still those in Congress and
out OF 1t who are clamorOus for still
farther reduction Of the army, for fear
it might be used on some cases in sup
pressing southern disorders. These
entrenched troops cannot be relieved
until detachments are gathered in from
all the outposts in the Northwestern
territories, and when withdrawn from
one point it is only to expose that point
to attack by the savage Indians If
they should take sudden impulse and
strike for what they believe their unre-
dressed wrongs. The cause Of this at
tack is the old story Of encroachments
upon the vested and reserved rights Of
the Indians.
1t is the old aggressive spirit Of the
Anglo Saxon pushing forward and
pressing itS weaker brother to the wall
until the latter like the trodden worm
turns to strike the oppressor's heel.
The Government always slow to enforce
its treaties with the Indians, is much to
blame for the outbreak, and therefore
it is not entirely guiltless of tue butch
cry of the little detachment that was
powerless in an enemies country and
in the presence of hidden foes. 1t is
hard to account in every respect for not
only this but other Indian outbreaks
upon any other theory than that Of the
failure of assimilating the two races so
dissimilar in their habits and lives.
Right or wrong however, the Anglo
Saxon has the present day and it seems
that not only all America but all other
parts sf the world had to succumb to
the onward march of victorious North
mHI.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-03

Mr.. McMBNAMIS, the reform member
of Council from the Eighth Ward, by
the aid of over a hundred illegal votes,
and who is also chairman of the Street
Committee, made dive for about $3.50,
into the City Treasury last night,to pay
for work on the quarry lot contract not
performed. He wanted to release the
representative Of the contractor, and
the sureties though there were still
5000 yards of dirt at fifteen cents yard
not removed, but Mr.. McGlinchey
though of the same political faith with
Mr.. McMenamin, opposed the movement
in such a vigorous manner that the
proposition failed by vote Of FIVE to
fifteen. The Council evidently didn't
believe in the practical workings Of Mr..
McMenamin's system Of reform and sat
down heavy upon il.