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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-13
Thomas J. Hunter. Attorney at Law,
TowsuntoWn. Nd.
TINRINTEE'S SALE
II
SEVERAL TRACTS uF LAND NEAR HERE.
FORD. BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue q decree Of the Circuit, Court for
Baltim"r" county pn.sed in a cause in said -.
.r cour, wherein John Edward Bacon 10 49,
e. complainant ard Joseph T.. Rowe
aud Sarah 4. Rowe are defendants the UNDER
signed Trustee. will "lcr for sale BY Public Auc.
ton u; the front door Of the Cuur; House in Tow
sontowr. on
Tu..iay. Aprif Gh. ISSO.
NJ ~ o'clock ~.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND NEAR HERE.
FORD. BALTIMORE COUNTY. AND
CONTAINING - ACRES. ROOFS AND
~ PERCHES.
This tract Is improved 10y u SMALL HOUSE.
Stable AMI necessary ou,baildngs. There 10 also
a MILL SITE On this tract which there was
formerly erected powder mill.
Also. all those four other tracts or parts Of
tracts Of land. lying contiguous to. or supposed to
lilo contiguous 60 each other the first containing
20 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS;
the second containing
10 ACRES AND ROOD OF LAND. MORE
OR LESS;
the third containing
- ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS:
the fourth containing
ACRES AND ROOD OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
The Improvements on these tracts consist Of
small Two.SToRi FRAME HOUSE and the
usual outbuil'lings.
A.n. the undivided moicty in two other small
tracts containing in the aggregate
- ACRES AND ROOD. MORE OR LESS.
The above land. being all the land, mentioned in
a Mort cage from Joseph T.. Rowe and wife TO
Elisha Grccn. and recorded among the Mortgage
Records Of Baltimore county in Libcr T.. II. A..
No. -. folio $40. sc.
The property will BE- offered for sale rs n whole,
and IL not sold will be offered in three parcels.
THE TERMS OF SALE rs prescribed by the
decree archie third Cash. onc-third in six
months AMI the balance in twelve months from
day 81 salc. the credit payments 90 bear interest
from lay Of sale and 10 be secured TO the sa,i,ac
tion Of the undersigned or all cash at the pur.
chaser option.
Ei'- \ cash deposit Of S:OO.oO will be required
the day Of sale.
THOMAS j. HUNTER, Trustee.
JAMES ". OWiN'iS, Auctionecr.
March l3.-ts.
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E1-A paper mill istO be started at Tuns' Mills.
TslbO, county. with . capital Of $4,000, si9.Oso
Of which has already been pledged.
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-"faets are stubborn things" and 90 are
coughs and colds. but the latter will invariably
yield to Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, which costs bu,
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Valuable Farms and other Prop.
erfy for sale.

OK FARMS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, for
GOsale cheap, and on easy terms from six ~
70 eighteen miles from Baltimore city con GN
tanning from IS to 500 AcRRS.
ALSO, number Of beautiful country rssilen-
ees, cottages, &c., at great bargains.
Apply TO II. l.. BOWEN.
No. Smedley Row,
feb.e.-u Towsontown, Nd.
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A BARGAIN.--.FOR SALE, CHEAP,
"A TWO MARBLE pULPiTS. but little used
Apply at CHAs. d. EHMAN'S
Marble Works, High ST., near Gay,
Feb. T.-tf) Baltimore, Nd.
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Sales Of Property.
TRUSTEES SALE

S. Parker Bosiey, Attorney q, Law, Tow
soniown, Md.
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D. G. Mcintosh, ATTORNEY. Tow,op,Owp
\IORTGAGEE'S SALE
Atk orr
<r VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IN
s.s& PROVED FARM. 80
IL BALTIMORE COUNTY. @4


by virtue Of power contained in a Mortgage
from Chris;of hotter and wife to the Shrewsbury
Savings Institution. dated the 2ith Of October,
IS. ami recorded among the Mortgage Records
"f Baltimore county. in Libcr J. b., No. so. folio
les. &c. the undersigned, as Attorney named in
said Mortgage. will sell. at Parkton on the North.
ern ccnt'al Railway, at public auction. on
.N''"iay. :Nh doy of March, lSs0,
at o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT AND PARCEL OF LAND
described in the Mortgage aforesaid, and contain
Ing
l9G ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
situate ia Baltimore county. about - miles from
Parkion. lying on both sides Of the county road,
now in possession OF Jacob Ge,tle and called the
"te,ilc Farm
This il one of the hes; farms in the 9TH Dis
triet. II has been highly MANFRED and heavily
lined. u now in high cultivation, under good
fencing. capital young Orchard. well watsred and
has abnu; 20 Acres Of fencing timber.
Improvements consist Of n comfortable
TwO.STORY DWELLING.
large Barn. nearly new: Stabling. Sheds, Dairy,
&c. and fine Spring Of water in the yard.
TERMS OF SALE.-i Cash. and the balance
in g and !: months. with interest, or ell cash, 81
purchasers option.
D. q. MCINTOSH,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
! - ALSO nj same time and place will -
= - be sold 233 ACRES OF LAND, most ~
Of which is in TIMBER. formerly owned
By Christof kol,sr and recently purchased BY the
Shrewsbury Savings Institution. Said tract has
been laid Of in four separate parcels, all in Bati-
more county. fronting on the baltimore and York
town Turnpike Road and about two miles north
of Parkton.
TRACT No. i.-con,ains about IS ACRES,
adjoining lands Of Jno. G. Little on the south.
TRACT No. 2-Contains about 65 ACRES, ad.
joining tract NJ. |.
TRACT No. 3-Con,aining about 60 ACRES,
adjoining No. ..
TRACT No. i-Containing about 30 ACRES,
adjoining No. !. ON the south and John McCub-
bin and Keller Downs on the north. all Of which
will he more fully represented by plat exhibited
ut LAY Of sale.
TERMS easy. and made known on day Of sale
by JAMES GERRY and
GEORGE =. EVERHART,
For "The Shrewsbury Savings Institution"
March Cts.
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New Advertisements.
R..R. Boarman, Attorney, TowsOntOwn, Md.
DUBLIC SALE

3O7 ACRES OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED on THE BALTIMORE AND
JERUSALEM TURNPIKE. : MILES
FROM CITY OF BALTIMORE.
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New Advertisements.
John /. Yellott, Attorney, Towsontown.
MORTGAGES SALE
AI
4 NICE PROPERTY IN THE 9TH DISTRICT
oF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of the power contained in Dccl of
Mortgage from Vim. VI. Hill and wife to <SZr
Daniel Lee. recorded among the ss.SE
III: Mortgage Records Of Balti- -
more county in Book No. 81. folio 81, &C.. the nn-
dcrsisned. as the Attorney Of the parties named
In said Mortgage, will offer at Public Sale. on the
premises. on
Monday. The 5h day Of April. IsSo,
ut II o'clock A. NJ.
ALL THAT NICE LITTLE FARM
upon which William ". Hill now lives. in the 9Th
district Of Baltimore county. On the public road
leading from Middctown TO New Freedom. about
three miles from Midilsi0wn and adjoining tic
properties Of Edward Keeling. james Mccullough.
Henry smith and others. and containing in tho
aggregate
So ACRES AND les PERCHES OF LAND.
MORE OR LESS.
This property is convenient to the Northern
Central Railroad. in a good ncighborhooI. with
schools churches and mill. con, cnieni it il I'M
der good fencing. in a high tate of cultivation
uel waterci and improved by an orchard.
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE.
Barn and necessary outbuiilings. There has
been good business built ~ at the Shops ON the
property. which shops have been burnt in the
last few days.
The farm is located Immediately on tho Penn.
sylvania Line. and near New Freedom on the
Northern Central Railroad. and Is one .; the hest
little farms in the ncishborhood.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-th Cash: one
third in three months aud balance in six months
from day Of sale. the credit payments to bear in
tcrcst. $iO0 will be required on dAy of sale ard
balance Of the cash payment, when the sale is rat,
ihed, which will be in about five weeks after the
sale. JOHN |. lELLOTT,
Attorney named in tho Mortgage.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Auc,ionccr.
March l3.--ts
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A VALUABLE DAIRY PARM. PARTLY IN
BALTIMORE AND PARTLY IN HAIR
FORD COUNTY.
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can certify to the accuracy of the above state.
msnis. having been Presen, at the interview.
Utl EOHrHT II. MAYS.
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SALE

Alexander Wolff, Attorney at Law, Law
Buildings, baltimore, Md.
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LoYGNEcKER BROS. Editors 4 Propr's.
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r. S.--Aysnf. for Mad. Dsmorssfs Patterns.
March 49, 'sn-iy
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VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE FREDER.
ROAD. NEAR STIEFEL's BREWERY.
, 1880-04-10

l,nyc. Our l,nll IL flmor tllnn hNrs in ivory
respect except size. anil tho orga,' co1Itract
lus already been awarded. We liase ~
many singers NJ Cincinnati md M t:otHl oncs,
aml, wltll ulu ba'n" trafn'is, a'ul work. they
t,.m ueltcye Just M yasnbln r,"i,lts. If HI
ou.llcstra can be brought to Cincinnati, 1t
c,l, bp brought tp Chicago. Now t!sat Mr..
Thusls IL entirely frcu fro1n Cincinnati.
there Is tlle co,itluclor, ind llo fns always
wanted to give festival here. Tia whole
matter resolves itself into question Of
n,u,lcy. Itayo our svcnltlty citizc,s tho dis
position, enterprise, md public spirit to baek
s,,cll Ill undertaking with g,taramtccs IL
10, tl,ore Is llttlo sloubt hut that tho musical
features Of II could be earrled through. III
my event, It Is not greatly 10 our credit -
tint wo allow even Cleveland to eclipse us III
tic festival business.
, 1880-04-10

of land; tho Wisdom or impoi1cy Of tho past
legislation OF thls subject is not now
ISSUE. 1t Is simply whether II company wl.icl.
l1as II. tood faitll nit of tts owl, mtans, bull!
II lang distance of tho rpatl aL cnrl cn't s1Ia'l
llnw l,u deprived Ut tho nleanH Of completing
lilo Intervening cup by tho withdrawal If
tic grn,,t Ut lninl. Tho delays In lnit'lIng
tile rt,ad were unforeseen. Tta financial
calamity OF 1871 prevented MY wvrk for suv.
craI ycnrs ail there Il no complaint that tho
present Company l,us bccn III nny why neg
lIEei,t~
There Is a bill before Congress now pelltl-
inE to tako from The road the lailtl 1eratofore
granted s.nlcss tho san,o bo completed by
July ncxt. Thu cuuntry ca1ll,ot fall to Ills
coyer tho inspiration nf ILLS mcns,,rc. Tho
present l'acltic Railroads. which wero built
exclusively fr0m tile t,olley bn''ts Of TIC
government, and which aro part Ut
tlla Rfatul combination which controls Tie
transportation of tho eanntsy, and which It II
fcarr,t controls t1lu legistnllun of Congress,
l,aye .aep nturgst IN arrcstlIE thu further
construction ut Tho Northern lAsil'o l1ailwny.
1T thu first place. tho rre;lnf tl,o lal-Krsattt
will siop thu further construction hf tho
raa,l. will teprveiato tho val.'o Of tho oi't-
stn!,ttfng bo,ttls and stoeis, anil force tlo
, 1880-04-10

The Springfield Journal reports TINT tho
John n. Paltuer Club Ut tqt city is busted III
Btitution.
Blaine II accepting illinois,. Tho Grant
muh in thnt StAtn 1ro In u pa,.!c.-Cinct,lnatt
Chinnlctctl tfscp.h
So lar 1ls Grant is concerned, all tho cnlclt-
1Ations which bib nomination Ia prcdtLtcLn nrt,
We 10 notdoubt, illusury.-St. l'am Ptoncer-I'rtss
tiiepl.
Cuyalsoga nlltl many other counties will
nat 10 tho proof thut Nln!lo does possess Sonic
nusttive atron4th In Ohlo.-Cacct{ahd Leatlcr
tIsp.h
I know TINT, personally, Grant docs not
want 10 be president nxnn. The olleo has 20
fascnatIons for him. Ilc doesn't want it. III tue
first place, ind tho best frlenda ho hun IN oarth
ot,'t want ntln to huvo 1t, In TIM second place.
StcfctafU-of- Var Itamsay.
Wo .i0 nut believe Tint Gen. Grant Is to-day
a stronger mum than Jolrorson Davis Wtnt.
eyer OplniUn our pobplG niay hnvg as to tho
utility, Or wurt Ut Hbsltty, With Which Mr.. Davis
administered tho Cohteler1!tu Government, ho
nevertheless occupies worry tender place III
their Aoh rts, u,ll IL universally respcotc.l III Il
cailscl enttos1s patrlntc s.ah, who did oil that
wis tn his power for IL poopio That ho losed bet-
ter thull lu losea bis own llrc.-lstehmusM nal
Commonwealth.
4 striking instance 0f tho weight 0f tho
GUrinnn Anti.GrAnt A0ntimont occurred III this
city during our late municipal oleUt!on. Tho ut
tGtnlt ~iA ulaln to lnilugncO tho German yOto
nghlnst tho Republican ticket IN thu ground
TINT It wns ur,rlt tlok0t. 1t bcrnmo necessary
to tnke palns to uflto This; which WA lolIo
successfully, fnr it wns easIly lratlo known that
tho candidate for Mayor Wns q shcrlnnn num-
.M'llsuukec Se,titlel tIitp.).
Mr.. Sherman Is as b!lnl as bat to those
principles Of Il roforIll ut tho uy! seryIcU which
hls oillui chtef prt,teAsoa una thnt III Ut ttacf u
| Kratve disqualification for Presidential cuMt-
tlato. I,ut quito independently Ut INV Improve.
n,ent Of tho soryltp, thcrp ~ an olll*fnshionol
Hta1iasti of tleculey untl honor Ia tho adln!nls-
tn,tion of tho 'Fruas,.ry, which .lates from the
time ut 1ihiniltnt, Ailsl which no lIls tsstRarl6tt
with eyitcAl indIerruo0,-Ncw 1Vrit Timer,
Tho newspapers, having spent 'soue weeks
| tH RuulltlfllK tho hutelkuotl1rA VI ChfGaKD f1r
putting up THUR prIae1 s0 esrlnn.is figures tu
tx,vor tho tl.uo ur tho NAuunHl Convention, arO
INV oyertlu.illnH tho hotelkbpIlura ur cItlcfa-
,tt OIL tho Eihu ncctsupt. ltwDlt tn atly 9sAAl,
II, fur rs this time IL ctdlcpFno Dut aft1s low
| 4nrp experiments Ut this kind lserhulm thosu
| Ii,D pick ul,t places for National Conventions
Will loots arol,lt! ror in1 icss grasI'na
that, tllese wcstarn elttus eocn to l1.-t'hiadet'
lhid Times tIndl
A[r. Secretary 6heslnan's CANVASS for tic
Cticago ,tDn,lnntlnn bus beon little nlDrn than 4
l0,>9 surlUa Ut public apologies, explanations
du,ItHla, ard pathetic ppolesta. Mor4 than once
hu has ponfassol With III a!r Of manly cand0l
that somehow uocs uot Stt naturally On hlm
tlat ho doea want to pe rrU2ltlont YeF% nluel
indeed. but tAat his lcslres aro well saaulatct
and strictly hoaorabe. Such boluK tho caso, hi
dacS.1bSgai5 i s' com%s'sEl tssSI. ~ 49, ~'''4'
, 1880-04-10

When tho Northern pacllio lsaiIrontt CoM,-
iH,lly was Incorporated, 1t received II grant of
Ia'l alsl,g tho line of is rnntl Er0I' Lake Sill
lartor tu It's terminus on tho PacfIit cDAst.
trl!u Company received 'la cnsh Dr bond s1l,-
sldy, 1t WIS authorized to Issue Its own
lu,,ls, senurtal by thu lantl mud the roadway,
md ,lp tn tho lime Of Thu palllo Ind bnlt 455
niles Of roalI. III tint panEc. Immediately
l'rs,.lucesl Iy the failure of '1ay Co"ltc. tllo
ilnunc!nl ngent OF tito rDa.l, tl!a CnmlM.ny
went tlown, Its botl.ls ceasc,l IN l!ayo my
value, and Its stuck was worthless. ,fat0
rt,nd wua l'lnc@l III tho lsa'nls ot Receiver,
wlau undertook tn settle liz nsfairs.
III tho meantime oruratiul,s were slls-
pcntlcl md soycral ycnls elapsed
without my work being .lonc. At
lust private capital WIS Induced 10 tako MI
1Mturest In II. Thu old Company WIS rvoI-
g.,,,Ixett; new mon, with lluw energies a.stl
capital, wero enlisted; md, an.lar the old
charter, tho new Company prtGceueti III tS11
to construct tho road. Thny layo been OK
cee.l!ngly Industrious, They l!avu begun ut
The lucile US wo!f III Mt tho Dakota cid, md
have pushed n, thu construction In bhth
directions. At tho Gloss Df tlIis year, 1850,
tho, ,,ro;lsl will lnyo l,eGn constructed west
wnrh to tho crossing Of thu Yellowstone
ltlycr, ami eastward inlo lilo Territory Of
lsnl,o., This will leave gu1' Of between 400
| and Goo miles bttwcel the present unfinished
euds OF tho rund.
T'ho Company IL constructing t'!s roatt
np0M lis own reHo'lrces. Offering oE'y as Il
security thu lands which have f'ucll granted.
| rl,u original charter required tic roa.t to
bo completed !n lSSo. Congress ut TINT tt'nc
la,l giyu., bolti lanu alal bonds to the other
| Pacific Is0attS, and Tho original PROJECTORS
wastel several years bcK9lng Congress tu
give tho,n Il bond subsidy also, Thta t1uiay,
Al,l thu delay Ut soyeral years following tic
lmt,ic ant genera! bankrlptcyof tllc old Cam
pal,y, wero acts, failures, ncclslents, alc
ea!a.nlties for which tie presunt C0mpnll,
aru III no~iso responsible, Slnce tho reor
gantzatlon al,l rehabilitation Ut TIC Colnpnn,
lo time has bcon lost. Tile Conpnny l,as
advanced Its own honey frucly; It Inns trl
ulnpllcl ovtg vnrlouH A,lyerse cfreNnist tnnccs
stlll01,K wlllell several suyero w!nt0rs Inv,
boom psMcipliy iy.lelayng. Thuy have worke.
diligently al,tl brnyu!y, anil they liayo nccG.lI
lished 10 much, that hofr successful c0nl
pctIun Ut tt,a elltre Rad Within few year
IL beyon,l all controversy. I'ha Cnmpany ln
nxlH,ulpl lsIal,y millions Ut tl0l1nrs. THU vau
vt whlcI. tlepon.ls wholly upol, the coinplp
.Ion Uf tho wllals roal. ::
Ylln Company ltls askcu OF Congress tAat
under NIL tho circumstances tito tllAB i
which tho road was to bo completed bu es
telltlcsl few yours, Counting, frnn tho tin.
whon tho new Company touk possession q
tie Old bankrupt co,eers,, 1t Inns been n pllsy
, 1880-04-10

1,.,. ~ ....4.,.,.tt uct,n s.,,a , Cav
NcM WY VI uutens !. ~ o''o 'o'ou " JUL
"'or, p"t too we'll
eoallfl never consent 70 pc<" galVanle
eanosoHte' ~ d 3'"'e"'
Mrs. Chrtsttancy says slie Is following Iar-
ltamcntary 1sugo in cuflng for division Of tho
house..
"t,entls Annie ',-Yes, the gprInrt[mo Inns
conc, md you Gnu show up whonoyor 1t Is con-
ye,[ent. \
From tic nl,scnce of poetry nbo,,t tho robin
II, tho ltorheatrr Dcmocrut. We ronclult thut tho
ct1f,n, hna lrt I'm nm tlmt ,,nhonnv hiYY1.
trho 1,,,. ~ 31,lt ~, -. tat o,,or,, ,,,,,o -,
ornxs co,,toins n scr,nn,. Wall. yo,,ny t,n,1ea
nrn IN much IN mead of snrtnnn4 ns anybody.
MI, u,,,,,,,,,,, 4,.,,a +, ,.1,,,,.
II. n1nwn ~ Yn;nrns saS h En.w. Nv" Ae
Wo fao, il Ecnia xsp!,yrs.
~ r. III Tit!sItt,t1e hTt ~ ne" n''s" cow
Vo nottca TINT Tim a.venr.otl colt
nHuc nftcr l,on Hill 1,ns mt npncu,ct, Mt nr,y IF
tho surt,r rl,rc ,ncc,,nrs ills ye,,r Tho scu,Idu
snor,s tn hnvo hiiDht',, ita x,,;ro i;,c
1,u.,r r,., II l., .. ..,,.,...
4u 49,, sn,s ~ ~ 1asas, sa.o ~ !.
1ts ~ ,, ~ ,a,,., ,, M s'r ~ ~ H., "1 ,ets,"aat
,,,n,,a. IT., ',.t, s,,a s;,,xI., ,,,.r',I
.t.,,,,a ,t, ,,a..a. "' ''A@ '"@
"cn,,o ,n.,,,.1,t,.., ,,o,,o,, ,,,,,,, g., , Dt,,,
,,,,,s iii. ~
.,..',.t ..'' .ss'. w. ~.
49,, ,, >, ,,a.
,'s ,tr,. $500. :, ,,n". ' "''' e'''oo MIA
30 7a"'' -''1s''' - -."'"""D'
Ito 1hyoflt mover or Edward ltei1'Ilarat'
tno s!lFer Lake, ~ =. "ue-tii'rtlctcf. Is 0eorae
liiiots allll oh INC flhss' According 70 Alts-
Chflatt"t'cy'a story, TIC ex-se1intors fasorlt
a'hs1se'aht WIS mil III LILO slttln9-rooln, Wltu
A'o.'e't '"t n'S opp'"'"''
AniAte"r naflaeF"-lA o*pl"sslol
"sl'ccal tlo 1o" IL I'M Oil one INT. Ike most
vencslbo ro'nnrlss' IL t'cat' wsotg Ploss should
mover bo speGtled, but hauled quietly through
tho enrth ut about II two-tnilc-ian-hour gait.
"snecd tito stlky" wot'lti bc I'LL right.
The five pliysfcintls who examined Mr. j,
yen ttlyiup said Tint my 1tn,1al,ul exctc
,,t.t.t Lii ,,,., ,tt s..ta, .,.., ts ,,<, 49,,
H'1tlt XIII a1Hf skf!ct pEacrS htIfo pten klFcl tHo
old MlB huusuk Gppur to sGc thAt ut1l]ur no GIr-
n,,,,nt,,,, e,,.M H., .1,t.. sn,,., 1,, s..,, .,o
S"''l7|'eeo ss1't' AtS aI'tin h%fe 4Iss IAAAl IHu
bl1ttu1!tOlgH ffOnq1 Otkt OF ttcul weekly,
|
| y yOltttE 1liln llnS turned III q poem conf
, 1880-04-10

Special D,p1sch to 7'sa Chicago 1Fthans.
WAsIl1xuT,N, u, o., April 0.-For so:ne months
thcru has boon u curious contest hotweon Chhun-
coy r. Elcy, OF Ut. Louis, aud bis old polltlcal
euosny, Soc1ptary f,c1ur1- Flley haa complained
to tho Administration that suporyis2rs appoints
cd undor tho Interior Department sHoro netting
In politics nna wero enloAvorng to he appointed
uelog.tua to tho Chic.lgn Convention In oonsro~
yenllon Ut Clyil-6erylco 0r1es No. !. Tho lsps-
itlent accordingly orlorUd circMlars to bp scnt to
Supervisors lta,cdby l!!luy, nutifylng tho,n that
thvy lnll perfect right lsuld political nplnlo1s,
hut thoy wuro not expected " run luacisine.
anl now kuh.lrz 1,As tMrnctl tho tAbEus ttI'oi.
Eilley. It hAs teen tliscoycts+t that Y0tAl
many III tho ltsatiItAstcrS IN hisHur AMyu lel
warktnx u AeolIr. ura.lt Delegates ttl uh!uagot
M.l ihis t4x. !ns tscn cal'el Z, tho altonlnn Vt
tho 1t1Mlalunk in connection With Ely!l~sorVic0
ur4!er No. !. Accordingly elTuI4IAra hASu bcell
wont ttl FostmnBtGrs III Mtssonrt WIN have been
0rgaslztx1 bH FliiuS antu Ii sort Uf u1lnt eoa1.
bIiatl0n that they. too. lltu permitted liberty af
pulluual ot,iillta,, but that they fnuat not run
With tho ll1I1hhn, unl th1y d4iltlut do ~ Wttll-
out lncurrtux tan4er ot fosnosai.
, 1880-04-10

TIE Chilians lave met with scrlons tts-
astcrs, naval and military. III recent contests
with tho rcr,tvtuns. Thu Minister OF War,
ut tho head OF tho Gillian forces, willis lnnrct,
Ing under cover Of nIght to nttsc!s tho I'cru-
yiars, fell into an ambush md lnse l,31 tnun
lpsislcs Tho Wounded u,ltl prisoners. Thu Chlnn
ir,n,clads. tho liunscar aid Mnyaaucs, Attacltetl
Arc,. hut ruttresl nftcr hnyIng fbst Twenty-Five
men a,ls1 tho commander Ut tho HutIScnr. Tho
Anlercult-hullt ship alnl,on Ct,Me played III, I'LL
prtYsle rt In tho ,pp,lsa Ut tic Chtllhn vessels
, 1880-04-10
The German Vote in Its Rela.
tion to the Presidential
Question.
Reasons Why Norman- Americans Op-
pose the Nomination Of Gen.
Grant,
And Why They Favor the 0andi-
daoy Of the Hon. F. B.
Washburne.


IN ~ W 1 oklAs
T1E 1ltylsu HAIL. DEMOCRACY.
New YGstx, april H-Thc Committee OF tho.
Irving ftall Democracy, appointed for tho pnr-
r,tsc, uet tu-t,ly md sent to tho Democratic
U.lpn, whu weW trying to hnr1nonlze tho fac-
uons Of tho Democracy, an nnswcr to tho COM
inlil,lcition Ut thu Democratic Union. declining
tho proposition, nnl also n copy Of tho resolu-
tton nt!optcl by tho Committee declaring thoy
llsapprovcd my arrangement Tint necessarily
involved tho responsibility Of Introducing Into
National Or $;tnto Conventions dclugatos frun
my organization which thrratencd4to dispute
tlloir n,,thoraty nni reputtute their candidates.
md that. whenever a,luh organization conscntud
to unite With tho rcglllnr Democracy iii unre-
served support or tho Nntionnf and StMte candl-
datss. this Cosn,nlttco would 10 prcpnred cor.
which Dcn,oerltta coGporntion nnt harmony
could be suullrct anu perl,etuntods
THE AEr1-TlttES WAR.
ALBANY, April D-Tho Dutnocracy opposed to
Tlldcn IN, tho four Assembly Dist rlcts today
elected delegates to tic Stntc Convention to bo
held 1T SyrLGateG OFT tho 10Th.
, 1880-04-10

EvtnEScEs OF gross rnscnlty III tho nianlp-
ttatp Of tho ballots cnst in tho Sixth Precinct
Ut tho Seventh Wnssi Mt tho city mud town cleo
tlon lust Tt,es4iuy hnvo been developed 40 Clearly
NJ to Justify tho ntrest ut tho two Judges Ut
election fur TINT precinct Tho friuds rcric"
trntet wcro Of tho ,nnst shameless chatuutcr.
and tho sco,lndrcls who did tho dirty work
should bo made M example Of.