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Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
HDn DISTRICT
MEmfha Nesrs.


 T1se mus of the Townsend steam ehis. lle wakes up ihe CElobe people eFesy morn fnr The miil $ working finely
 A new and inporsanE strike has been made on tle San Pedre near Camp Grant. 4 ledge has been discovered feet wide on fhe surface which asyed $k in gold. From this point to depth of 3 feet all the disance gone thps Jar, the average w s l65 io golsL and ss 90 per iop ia sii. ge Toe locators ase Col. Tiffany and 2 asr. BaEass
 The oIa Silver Joe mi1e is coming to the front again Mf- Jones. Us present owner. has diseovercd some ssiFemely rich carbonate orc on it. The ledge from which ihis ore was taken is seuth of the 7o foot shat a short distance, and dips sharply towards tbe slaft There vas good ore iu lhe bottom of tlse shaft, bul for some reason it was abandoned. aud t is now partially filed by cave.
 Mr Hitchcock. an experienced mill and  mining maa. tells us shat be was in the Kiag mine last week and pronoences il ibe largest body of ore. richness cons.d. cred. that he has ever seen. Mr. H .'s opin- ion goes further with us than tbat of any speclacled expers that ever damned 2 mine. h tl,e esrly days of the King mine's history it vas uaqualifedly condemned by experts. today it stands in the front of all the silver mines in tbe United States.
 Among the most promising prospects in she District is the Centralia. owned by Lieufanee & saller II G.. the Globe cor respondent of the Chicago Hfaiag Record. wbo is ae accomplished mining man. thinks it will eventually beccne 2 large mine.
 Mr. George Scott is pushing develop. menis along on tbe Pioneer, and has made q crescent froin Che centre of the ledge twelve feet and has not gos 10 tbe wall.
 The King mine shipped this week six large bars Of silver, and lhc report reaches us tbat they intend Co ship four tons q month. By the way, tue DrsR will De af- ter us fl we do not say that i1e King mine is in Pinal district. and moi in Globe The DriA is proud of that mine, aud so are we, ese0 if there is a strip of mountain be tween Us
 The Californian mine is looking we'll At tbc bottom of the slnft rhich $ % ft deep. dTift is in feet The ore is rich CT than any taken ont yet and tbal is say ing great deal. About 100 feet from tbe shaft. to ibe s W. an opening has been made feet aeep. disclosipg 3 streak of e.trhoaale 6 inches wide and sure 70 assay 1900 ozs. Frank Thornton is tbe owner, and aFe eongFatulaIe bim upon bis luck.
 M " Bremen visited the Centennial nine iliis week and informs us that the ore they are taking ont is simply wonder fsil Mr Bs opinior is worth Q great deal for lie has experience.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Nofice

ID aI. parties ciairsine sfI infofe~f in fhe Rescue mlne, itpsie1 n Globe tlihlrr Tis friet f,ilai County, A T.. are herby nosi- ieit fhat 1he undersigned s co owner n saia mine has ione The required assessulent work for e79. and this i t3 nctify cososfn< CTS delinquent taat lneg iail 60 come for. ward and pay theIr respective pgorof within the time specified by laW foe her with the cosf ci iilis publication. tHe fttie Go said property Wiii become vested in fheslb- selibef. L J WEBSTER
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
CapIfnn mine.

To aii whom these presents ,aae come Erle1iE You uiu take NOTICE thaf tile unoPrei gnea aal flse fEhtfo and iewfoi owner of an undivided oae-ha.i e tle above naueo uine and lhat anY tereon cr persona entering thtreapon. working l1efeeu or eNtf1c1nG or Eein0Flris t|iere from fhe ores of vein nattee tleselsf Hlfh out my cotsent ihe9efo Hrst heihs h4d f writing. WII iI due tame hs pf0seculed e che fun extani effbe law
 W1f. E. TWEED
 HIc4e, fiu1I CoantF. a. I., 5unt st lt4 e 5-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Prapasala

Will be received hy Che undersigned for hauling seven bQrdnsd and hfty 750l tons ol ore from tho CeEieilniai mine lD ihe isa- bella ni.ll. Distance five 60 miles over s good road. Hauling Co comlnence 0ffobef 8lfh, and af le.fat ten ions per day 70 be de- lieered until contract s finished Bids wifi be refeiYed iintil esEh inst
 ocf 1f-tf " D. FEELINGS, SuDf.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Arizona Silver Belt.
sNtur.sa1. sse1sI.er aa. 1880.


 M w 2 BnsegssE dlei bcfe on ei.. nesdas evening last n sas ea gear q bis age. His death Has enea hy eul. let wound aeciaenia reeeIvee seFefai aeeks ago. Of all iAe genial. loviai be9s shoet the camp FraEik Nss the I st and his aeash is inopfsa hy all feer Frank dead In the hey ds of his youth ln the time when to al seeming long future iag before hiH This papcr goes to his poor mother ln Colorado, and on behalf .af all slse people here we offer her our hcaitfe.a sympathy and condoience. Dur ing ali lsis siekness he was cared tor by his frien Mir Fox. who tended him as ancomplainingly and tendeFly ss a wo- iuan canld.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30


 The Presidential party arrived in Tue son on She 24th inst, and received per feet ovation at the hands ef the people The old adobe city bad on iss best bib and tucker in honor Df the even The Presi. dent praised the people for what they had accomplished. and believed they would do more He told them io establish such schools shat tbe rich would send theiF children to then, while the poor would have as good chance as tlcy. 4 short time. he said, iAnd Inc bulk of ibe overland travel would tc lg ilae wayof Tucson. Sc
 See Ramsey thought rArizona would soon be the gpsatest mineral section of the United Sfaies So to ae
 Gen. SheFRan says thss "the Post at Fort Ynula aill be abolishefr What will become If the soldier pho used to conssi- ute the garrison of that feat, we asks lie said lhai Grant and Bowie would be con. soiidated near the railway md Huachuea and Rueker increased He hoped that all who Icard hsm would foser a spirit of Nationality and be Americans in every sense of the term Ne hope so loo. Can't tAe Presidential party take Gen. Hatch home wish theml We know this last senttnee is somewhat irrelevant but we are a'Kfuily in earnest B5s the Ray, Cen. Shernan thinks lhc Iaiieay settles sle IndHln question. Ne taink it would fl senos were hoiIt each side Of the track and ihl Indians kept between them
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Ne sell the best Miners boots, md Ia- dies Shoes in Globe. also latest styles Of Hats and Caps and furnishing goods of all descriptions. come to the Globe Mer- camille Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

AKDERT0s $ BIliabangh have opened saloon in Doc. Vairs new building oa Broad St. 1t Is not quite finished, but when il is t wiH be one Of the neatest and most tastefulIy fitted ap places of re- sort in town.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

TIE brass band s getting along splen- didly under tle tutelage of Prof White. Wednesday evening they bad an open air concert and surprised every one ily sbeir wondcFfui proficiency. The band is com posed of some Of the best young men in town
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Notfe

Being enerEhifd owner in che Chromo mine situate n tbe County Of ta7eopa and f1ffifefy or Ari1onf and eafag 50 ia- teFetf i1 ite development and not parry taerfto. Hereby nofif t resae 8at n ra esfnt NllI Do faefcEsia.e loE aTt dobsa incurred fneFefef. Rs E3EE
 4icbe, A. f,. Oct g 1880 coE
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Eaton 4 Bailey do not advertise to cell cheaper than any other house, bal do eia- phasically say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Az alarm of fire last Taesaay evening caused aaite 3 little commotion. The way the boys got oa the top oi the threat eaed building wsuld have gladdened the heart of an insurance agent Mac came running daWa the street uiib 2 ladder on isfiis slso'aller and the boys yelied take home that hook and ladder company There Was no fire as all.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

SsBscRPTH5N fqr the benefit af ihc uidow-of the laie Frank E. Brigham. will be received at the bank of Stout Fisk S Co. 4 ;s earnestly requested she friends of z Peanut" Wiii respond heartily
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

TIE new Church approaches comple ion. The plastering is done, inc ceiling is is place, the painting is being done and the seats are being made. The whole work is progressing favorably. under the supervision of ST. Jewell Ne wish 1t vas finished, so thas the literary club coaid recommenee it's pleasant and snc eessful entertainments.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Miss SALrER is having eroguet lawn arranged near her residence on Aob Hill. We don't like that name and think Bigb- land Park is more e9phonious.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Reuben Wood has been appointed Post Master at San CaElos, which is an indica ton that mall Communication will bc had witb Globe by lbe way of Camp Thomas. Ibis will put as in c0nsnunicali0n with the Eastern Sfafes, five days sooner than the old route through California.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

We sell the best of everything al tle lowest price, and lon't you forget at
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Fine Ladiss Kid Gloves, Ladies and Children Shoes of aIl kinds. Ladies Rib b0ns and Underwear, Ginghams, Merinoss Waterproof Flannels. for sale eheapef than any other store at D. Henderson
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

THERE is deal of prospecting going on in this district. and the assayer are happy E. 0. Kennedy is working fifteen bouFs day, and can barely keep even witb his work
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

TIE committee appointed at she public meeting held week ago in thc RePubli e1n headquarters nominated for Mayor of fae town of Globe, Mr Morehsad: and for CouBciImen, Messrs. Kellner. Bailey, 5ailo and Rslman. The difference be- tween tlsis and former ticket is the last two names instead of Fisk and Klein.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
NofIee
To u WHoN IT NAY coEcEaN.

Iiy virtue of articles of copnrtnershfp ex~ lsiine between Frank Thornton aad myself, have a nfefest in ai his propfriy. reel and personal. Parties are hertbf caulione8 agaiasf purchasing ans Of sad properlg without my consent ll. c. HOFFMAN
 oct i6-u
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

If you want Fresl Butter. Cheese, Eggss Honey and Fruit go to the Los Angeles Fruit Depot. next door so kellneFs ehefe you can also find geod Onions al Tets per ID.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

FREIGHT REcEIPTS~ il'estfHeyer ,03V lbs; Bnckaiew & 0eloa. n .2ls lbs Klein t Co. a.ss0 ibs.; Baton k Bailey, 10.5oo lbs. Haza-d 6 Wright, 4508 los Hen aerson. 300 lls Ellis l9.0S2 lbs, Dur sea, 2,000 lbs. Harrison Fisher < O.. coco lbs; Schein thy express) 200 lbs. 5 Hammon $ T.aylor ltobacco and cigaTsl 50 lbs Globe Mercantile Co, 5,000 lbs. i. Kellner. e7.I00 lbs. Kcllner shipped ls,a00 lbs.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

WestmeyeG received this 1eek an iu yoIee of fine Cassinefe and Blanket l1ned
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

IssT of candidates whose cards appear in 6nr paper For Shcriii--I ?. Gabriel I,onis DePuy. Robert -A. lrion; for Pro kaie Judge-Geo. f1 Wrasien, 5oha D Maker: for District AuoTncy-h- B Summers for Treasarer--l.evi hlsggles F R. Brady. ] M. 0choa for lsecoFdeF- John J Devine. Wm E. Guild for Jus ice of tbe Peace A Swasey for Con. stable-tfeo. |. Turner
 A good list of names and electors can aos make much mistake, no matier for which af them they vote
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Card

1l C. Holman having published iR both newspApere of Globe that owing Co the ex- iSlenc5 Of parinefshio tffwec8 him and myseif he had intefesfs n mf miniag and ps.rsoEsl pr0perfg Fhls Wia nofilg lha public fhat fhere never has exfsfe3 com. rieted eQ-psrtiie aip between S1 c. Bo1- ann and nys and fhai he llas no claim whatever upon me or nly mining property 0f any Afel HIth Afe.
 E tRAH HK THORNTON. Globe, A I (lct. 1o e8 oct so-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

The wife Of YictoTio. tho Indian chief. iS at San Carlos. and does DO, seem t0 be much depressed ai bis seasonable sak. inc of.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Shoot mouth IS one tbing and business another. You ran always rely on square deal aud gel fall value for YoQr money al
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
] RnbIic Meefine.

An open air meeting VII 9e held next to Eaten < Bailsy tg-uiehi for tbe dis. cussson Of questions siIeesing the Territory and sAis District. epeakers AIf Rohb Judge Anderson. 1fr WiidT 1lr French and M AicCormack
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
a11i.

How tks our iss hsui b york sipe in saeaasss sloin sut ile lny M Asaesie n' ros ehcsla tsnesd silh ieshsE tlesm -haa tesr bliis4sd atu,1 reh ai sflt gs ei sost-i't ess o hrilan,ss lighted rooms wie he4ats god
 odnen hsld hsA sarsiesl aisa q the lsa aled stehta, ii the centre n siaeh st151 a.s apsple l1h allsd uitl aetst npor the surface q wheh aeasc1 go saa zrpl1s asd piacna rhl.1 stood tlt gls and hoFs uatchirx ske esif kneeing btslls the tub sna b18hlas aftsl lae Isit as their ftfs isss depenss upon il And ihsn tas stick, slspendod irem lAs eeang hs string threueh ss seiisp having on one ead tr apple and srs the olsr 5 zaalc. 0issn ana oftsn have sa stood open-uaaih tsc se tairled s1iy arou.sa ready Co gasp tas tpbie Vilh our tceih and cushi theoandla ins. esi Helsho we've been ectene lte candp more tai rait eeer sroe. And then her ve nsc6 to pat lve sess ft bassns ci Qa,sr and s5 t tl cooiad cad ilen ogeak t open so and single hsar c9rives straight oal lagcrs @oald he And Aow eafein'ig Ve aissd Q pace she sind frcas sn appe and tiraing C carefully around head sice le tdrop on the apor in the form Oi the initial lster os bur seesthsagss nsae. Nhenve remember Afe ereiy Halloween se med lo have e ailscenl lniiiai it eeems Co 'is tias must have besn heklc Ielloes but itssopped It last, ct and tese. please Cod, n pill remain urti sc hsAFt upon Eiich is eazrsVcd is dead and sall And then how ve used ls siaa eahasee and bottst docn sfh lela. c lie Chem to k1lckers ol bells ptlls re can noses forge. htT ore night aena,ssd tae garden Of our falerasl proescifeg oi some nagnassns heads. and wore aho4 to za.lo Che eictin Of af prleasion si sl.ngie when he ebIuahered out sortslns atoat boys doing it ia scoiland and then the tender nemorias Of boyhood days n ss iand a ae Leather stoie over him. tearssiasssd Co his sses uoi elaTadsainons he sabhages were loEEoteni ane the sltlyie tcok sers Just as ec stole cnbbases when 2 liitie bog and bob5ed apples pith lhe girls when fs vera old enough to pat on fsilf and standing aicsez shey wiii hs dong at hone to.morrsu night Cod bless thm aa
 ..Raekssrd tsirn backward ob isne in your asshts
 .ale 1ae ] e-lila a.a-n lu.. la- lln-.Al.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

French kid siec button and front hutton boots fsr Indies at Sehein's
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
NoIlce oE EzIeetia1..

kotice s hereby gwen. ifnl lhe Board 0l soperfi- sels of final louaI Dg an order 1lats October z5lh 1Ss9 has pestpone1 he aiectioe ti the eco fhe village o G.ote. uef 1usas ths 1th 1sF sanu. arg iI. 1ie e|lte oi hoidnt lhc tln 1 s- inE cfanEcd tDe Eli 1k p'aez at the Gee ol Nlilus Van sy lli Globe, during aehonFs rEaserlbed u lzt 1ae oilctF ottcers to be e|d to Ht Che Io1r Cc1ncilf1fn ono HIlata1I one As oas iearel. one Recorder slid c6 R3t1d A1stef
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
NotEce
NaEne

Tbe partnership formerly ex7sfsng be- tween zlr S. fieinnf 6iobe. and EslHara f'rie5insF 2f San kraneisee was dissaIfea on Che nFsl of August, lSe0, bf mutlal eon- sent.
 g. KLEIN oct off1 E FREEDMAN.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Helss $ Co.s CA1s % Beer 6 pe doz Tenenlls Ale and Porter 15p pr doz at q Henderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Watches clocks and Iel7eIg eatefQllg y repaired aid varranlea al Holman 6
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
DON'T FORGET, early opposite the New Masonic Hall.
 oct. l6-tf
Card

The underuened is fhankfBl to his many friends fer ibe nomiBafion of safshal Of Giobe. but oniHe to eifenin. lanea> which pfeeludes i1e feasibility Of acceptance ol the position, } respectfully decline % be- como a taHElCHSe. A NH8LAH
 oct 11-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

For fine Iiapars and sa lIilNsnke. Beer go 70 easFsalew 2 eshoa
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Buekalew 6 1Iehsa keep full Stock q Cloihirg and Gfnls afnisling Goods
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Weekly arrival cf Produce of all kinds end fresh c.foaia hun at $. Klein
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Died

slgIisl Iadies lals aad glovesat scbc'p's-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Balli5u sli rnent M
, 1880-10-30
LAST SCENES,
GEN. GRANT.

y Al BAlNl,. ". L.
BATH. N. r. Oct. 11!l.--tien. Grant arrived
here from Buffalo byspccial trnin nj 2o'clock
tl,is afternoon lie reviewed n lnng pro-
ccss'oii, mid spoke ns follows to 5000 people
III tho park: u -.
LAplts AND GENTLEMEN: 1t takas moro
lunK- lt,wcr tAan possess to nuke such largo
crowd OF people henr me, ovGn within. fouE
wills, hut OUT Of doorh it Is simply inpossiblo;
thureford, shall lcave sou to those who are ,tc-
custo1ncd tO srcak out Ut doors, and who will
address you ullon tho important iBal,es ut tho
,lay. Even II / crlul speak sd ns to he hcnrtl,
takp It | would ba talking to nh assembly who
think as d9. upon tho Issues to; ho snttIcd next
Tuesday. ! think that Garfield n1lti Arthur
wonlt be cicctot1 H. tito voting could bo confined
to this crowd" At lenRt shall hopo 80. and ..
WOULD Ut; W1I.LISta 70 tEAyt: IT TO. Yuu
and thils slyn>t tho expense OF an cleotiun. AT
lcast, II tho tudics wolp allowed TO yoto should
be willing to ntiue by tho rcsult, ad hope TINT
our opponents will bn rcchnctctl to tho tlutept
that awaits them next Tues.,ny. As | have to
70 To tho Solcrs' Homo this nfter,.onr. und
nttom1 n meeting at Em!rn this evciting, will
therefore thank yu,. for the curtliality Ut your
reception fo.dny. hoping that Inly lneot you
aaa'u ana TINT wo may a!! so3o!eo tosathor s'exr
Tiosany. ~ -.
1le then visited tho State Soldiers nrd
Sailors llulnc, mid passed with uncovered
head before 800 Veterans drawn up In line,
win Hr0cted him enthusiastically. All
visited tho soldiers III hospital,
, 1880-10-30

.' EAff. NlllIPgEt
Of Turtles Detective Agency, Is well ac-
qualntetl with pl.Iip, mud expressed no very
higll opinion Of him when questioned OH tho
subject by q reporter yesterday.
"Itl 1904 or 1885," salh tho Captntn, "whllo
was city editor of the Now York Herald,
Philip was reporter o,t that nhpcr, anti wns
rcghrsEcd by NIL who knew him NJ IN l,s,-
prfnclplttl Md wholly ulrcinbtp man. In
addition tn tho w1rk lie did on tho Herald,
Philip Sns also u writer OF dime novels, and
nntrlhttctl stories to tho secDhtl-class sclisA-
tionnt weekly pnpers. lfe eout,t write
very, well, bit III 4 Egwspnper sense
wns not very yNlunbfe,. rs tb would
souncr Mt my tlnc stny IN Ills room antl con-
coct a0l'io ynrli tO palm oil upon Ills clnploy
or then no nut Iii search OF ltwg. / ru-
i,len,her tint ut tho tins ,c wns under inc, q
regular ring WINS furinutl BY Il Auanbcr of TO-
pOrtbrs WHO !lntt their, headquarters at the
tUrnHGr's office. A: few 0f t|lnm would
gather tho news 1T the tlny n1ut write 1t out
in manifold, giving copies to the rest Of tho
bays. Ut COURSE this system made nil tho
local news III the papers nxuctly. glEke, sn tint
my enterprise thnt 1ne papnr cllosu to dts
play wns ntlllttlcsl. Acting untter Instructions
fruin Mr.. Frederick Hudson, Win wns Mt
tint tine managing et!ltur Of the HcrttI. /
brnke up tho riE. md Ill tlUti,g SO found that
phfip was ut tliu hpntf of It,. lie was, NJ 1
hRve snfll MI tl11lserupulous, designing niali,
aud would m soon forge Il Cllgck as d letter.
, 1880-10-30
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE I,l1f.f.IIt>XEIl9.

Special Dispatch to The Uhtcago 1r!bune
'WAsll1SuToN, u. e., Qtt.', ,M--Jhe Hon.
Sa1,luelT. Pointer, Chief Supervisor Of Flee
tlons for the eState Of South Cnroilna, lsas been
trying to ''sccure:the' appointment of Supcr-
yfsors Of tho various counties Of TINT State.
The difficulties which lle meets are well r.
l,tstrnted By tho following luttcr from the
Chairman of tlio Republican. Committee VI
Lnurens' Counly:5t ''.''. 1'!!,iii'
IAtisENa .couKr. fIousn, 4. e. Oct. q, 1ssa-
bki rs s' s91f rsssiec f "n19 xs Ss,xx +; nS
ese nss " WRS;yS yU o g ssfSs b IT, y s:
sess sea's @ poEs Xii Ts theS S sP 9 70 9 us 's %
witEoatt: than l{ers. i ds County G5n;1aa,,t
ThisdS: Tha' M Re. .Barfs eaa e. as@ Will es @ sa
nvnt apm shot thg ! people and r;!n thnm @ ,,i
Y, w' tS o9ps ms oy II ke h o,s s% him. Y SSs o, % ss
spot, and knocked ine down OFT tho st4,id ns
They Muuld h.tsu Eot him II 1t bud not bcc, f.s
onG or tw' white mon who guarded hn, T. the h.;
sek theg aod & n b1 tr Iii as Mes e n S sSssy' ky "a
never etlw tho Ike herptnforo Il, my lite, WrnE
intended to mako our county ticket Whnn tht
Edt sot. lit oi,s oi.iy WIS Isl kIiiod .,ca.. Tac!a
were tiretl twontyOr thirty shnts, Or HlnIf'' !!
y1!! Will wrlto Gun. 6tnlbranu, he will ttu yea
Just whit WHs siQnD to HIN. as WIS s:Lttn
nWMy frnln HIM, | tto mt kIlnW wl,nt villa dnltr'
ANY Othur fauts wanted lrwlli ylyu ynu them.
20 wo cnht1!,t hnv0 my; RupuryisoTs W. Mats
truly, +. +. AUBsll
County Gha,rman l.lureas County,
ANOTHER WAY.
Spsetat pfstateh ta The chtea.eo 1iiba'e.
..tWAAlTiStiF0N, u. e., Qct, :Ai.--'l'hu llrlnb'
lltAn Congressional Committee las ln1nrlla.
t!oil FROM Snuttl Carolina OF n1,lost lnEtI1lnlS
plot to t(tsfrnnclltsu R0Ij.tIitcan y0ttrs n'ht
At tho .saino tf.Il1 provide M eXcHa -
eacipa tho penalties :rreBorIlgl by the N"
bcarinX upon tho gub}uct : Tho Cu,!sl!tsslun'
ers Of Elcetltll. whQ arc, In every lttAIl'lt-
III county, exclusively. Drn,ucrais nuicd tos
parttzln ferv0r and Hight trallsclc!crs, nlu
authorized to apiaint tie Managers Of ElS.
ti0ll III their several counties. Nh1iN 1tlg
statNtes prescriba penalties for refusing ns
HeglecttI'g to Appolut Muslagers. thert: y no no
Inv for llakinE. tho appointments, n,n s'ie
ss!ems Is te .slay aplant,ng them ,, nlt'| !. y
IT.! the '1yacanclea accustomed by ,,,a,s tns
appointed to Republican rrestIrtS atp "
strHettlto rofYye, fu election eun ln' '!eta ~
slluh pInets: ul Gea,rRatowA tntltty fve!5 fl
manager refused To qualify, md tslc !o,r !.t
'Issinpera positively {cf4soto npln'ilt a!u,ss ~
tar tic trnSnt1a named. No managers 'lasu
yet been npppjnteu for this county, md tlie
understanding IL, ut thp Democratic; heao'
quarters thnt Voting will BIZ prevented
, 1880-10-30
CONNECTICUT.>

Special ia.paieh to- 1he E1ftago, 7ttbane..
'11AlrrFo'n,. Cot,n., Oct. 2n.-Mr. George
Beach, Democratic candidate for Congress
lit tlIs district, Inns nn ftlen that he nlatle
heavy campaign lit in the publication to-tlay
Of n letter faypr'ny u tarti1 for rovcnuo only,
and alleging TINT protective tariff Is tit1-
necessary on raw llinterfals for the 1,rotcc~
tton OF the manufacturers Of tho United
States. Mr.. Leach Ia the head Of tho firm, Of
Bcnc1, & Co., Of this city, Importers Of dye
stufrs. md is nlso hugely Interested in mill
manufacturing woUlelf cloths. rho Hart
ford CoaruNt {lsopubtcan), tltsoussing Ills
letter etlitorla1ly tomorrow morning, points
out why Mfr. Deacl. can we'll aiford to
DO frco-trndcr, and shows that io
speaks for his ptrBonnl interests rather than
manufacturing interests generally. As MI
Importer Of dye nnai stutfa Md not mnnu-
factnrrr. lse naturally prefors free trade III
raw materials, and as financially Interested
, In manufacturing wuolcn cloths l}b prefers
10 gct Ills wool FREQ OF duty, whfc', Is now
imposed Tor tho protection Of the ,wo0l-grow-
ers Of tlip country, andcspeciafty Of tho West
and South. Tho luttcr Is vcry fngcnlously
phrascd, but tho Republican papers Of the
State Will promptly SLOW tho fa1iacies Of It's
arguments. They could not fall to hnvo
rsotno elIectit permitted to 10 r,cohtradtcte1
right OF, the eve af m election In u 1nanu-
featuring State, wllura political parties are SO
closely matched Ms they arc here. :
nt0 MONEY.
; Tho only fear Of tho Republicans lit Com
necttcut to-ttny comes from knowledge that
n largo amount Of money l,ns bccn subscribed
by Democrats within tho present week. The
Hartford I'ost Q{crlbllcnl,> gives list as
F..t Il.