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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09

There is much anxiety just now among
fruit men, in regard to the excepting" quail.
ties of the winter varieties, which form so
large share of the crop everywhere The
prolonged drouth, so prevalent throughout
the fruit region this season, has induced all
varieties to ripen from two to three weeks in
advance of the regular season. In some
parts of Maine it is computed that fully one.
half OF the apple crop is upon the ground,
owing partly to the unusually dry and hot
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09

COUGHs-''B rora's Bronchial T,,oches''
are used with advantage to alleviate CorGHs.
SORE THROAT, HOARsENEss and BRoScuI,
AFFECTIONS. For thirty years these Trohes
have been in use. with annual increasing ia
vor. They are not new and uutried, but.
having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, thev have
attained well-merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age.
The THROAT.-'' Brora's Bronchial Tn
ehes' act directly on the organs of the voice.
They have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders of the throat and Larynx, restoring n
healthy tone when relaxed, either from cold
or over-exertion of the voice, and produce a
clear and distinction enunciation. Speakers
and Singers find the troches useful.
Couch, Cold, CATARRH or Sore Throat
requires immediate attention, as neglect Of
ten-times results in some ineuroble Lung Dis
ease. "Brora's bronchial T'oches" will al
most invariably give relief limitations are
offered for sale, many of which are injurious
he genuine 'Browa's Bronchial Troeh,s,
are sold only in boxes
ttu, th&freow&weow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09
Sept. Is, 1878.

l have given the above circular .
careful perusal, and would most
earnestly urge all Democrats and
National Greenback members elect
of the Legislature for 1879, to give
this matter their earliest attention.
CHARLES A. WHITE,
Chairman National Greenback Com
mittee.
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ORVILLE D. BAKER, ESQ.,,

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS;
REApriELD CoESEE. Thursday, Sept. .. $50 T. N.
NORTH VAssALBogo. Friday. Sept TO- 80 T.. VI.
HNLIowxLt, Saturday, Sept. II. 80 7. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09

capt. Thomas Ward Of LIST u. $. Artillery
writes from Fort independence, Boston Har-
Dor: "Some time ago purchased jar of
Smiths Medicated Prunes. They are the
best medicine have ever been able to find
for the purpose intended. Please send me
three jars by express. A laxative and ca
thartic, pleasant to the taste, free from nausea
or gripping. Smiths Medicated Prunes are
certain cure for Constipation and Bilious
ness. They are prescribed by Physicians and
are for sale by all Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09

An exchange, whose eyes have been turned
IN the direction of Maine, has discovered
some strange inconsistencies in the laws.
FOR instance, it finds that no medical student
can get diploma unless he is proficient at
dissectlon; another law prohibits the dissec-
ton Of any bodies except those of executed
criminals; and still further on he finds Law
against capital punishment. However, with
all these incongruities in the Statutes. Maine
doctors are about as skilful and successful as
they make 'cm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09
EMMONS BLAINE,

WILL SPEAK ~ FOLLOWS:
READFIELp CORNER, Thursday. Sept. 9, 40 z. N.
NORTH vAss ,LBoRo, Friday, sept. 10. $50 Z. NJ.
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,ttepd II for all. and l propose to

attend it for all, and l propose to
act for such as desire me to, or get
some suitable man to do it for me,
and the cost shall be trifling in all
cases not finally contested. l adj
wise you to get certified copies OF
record and forward at once.
Yours truly.
f, F. PILLSBURY.
GARDINER, Me-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09

Odd FELLOWSHIP. - Thirty seven years
ago. Aug. %, lS43 Maine Lodge. No. l, the
mother of Odd Fellowship in Maine, was in
stltuted in Portland. On that day about
forty members were initiated. OF these re-
main but six in active membership. Ac-
cording to custom for several wears past
the above members except two, met with Mr..
Barnes at his residence in Portland, revived
'he memories Of early days and congratulated
each other upon the victories won on the
peaceful field of eternal love since these
umes' by the Order. Grand Master Cox was
present and expressed great pleasure at his
interview with these pioneers. Two years
ago at the meeting at the same place, the sur
vivers numbered eight, but since then Messrs.
John E. Edwards and John C. Hayes have
passed into the other life.
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WALKER BLAINE, ESQ.,,
WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS
BELGRADE DEPoT, Thursday afternoon, Sept. ., .
l.. 81.
WEST VAUDEVILLE. Thursday, Sept. 9, 7.J0P. VI.
SIDNEY. Friday. Sept. 10. 2 L. NJ.
WINTHROP, Saturday. Sept. II, go 7. VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09

The republicans of Riverside assembled in
large numbers in Changers Hall, Tuesday
evening, to listen to the issues of the day IS
presented by republican speakers. Orville
~ BAKER Esq, of this city, had been an
nounced to speak, but was unable to be pres
cut. Ills place was supplied by MI
haines of West Waterville who spoke large
y on National questions. Emmons Blaine
Esq, Of Augusta, followed, and held the
closest attention of his audience for over ~
hour. He discussed the count-out in a logi'
ca'' mastery way, and brough: home to np
audience the enormity of the outrage. Tne
census frauds of the South were also toucneo
upon. Mr.. Blaine made q very favorable
side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-09

The Speakers will be escorted to the Hall
by the Garfield Zouaves and the Garfield
Veterans. Singing by the Garfield Gl..
Club, and music by the Augusta Band
M-Ladies are invited.
, 1880-12-11
VERY MUCH PLEASED.

a.,
SouT1r DESn, Ind, Dec. 0-A musical
event OF such rare excellence as tho concert
by the Chicago Churctl-Choir Company Inst
evening at Prlce's Thaatru never took plaea
In South Bond. This Is saying great denl,
but 1t Is not say!ng ks ilIlic!i ns tho Individual
md collective merit Ut the eotnpai,y d8-
serves. We were prepared for u good con
cert, because VIII J. Davis was "ralsed In
these parts," anl Ills nhnle rs organizer Ut
tic party was accepted by tho best soclcty
Eura US IL positive guarantee nf excellence.
Hut tic rarg excellene0 WIS 1alDcu great
aud gratifying SURPRISE
EyuFy v0Icn was u M uter19r 0Ne,-tH TACT N
every way to be fairly considered sulolst;
be wished for than Jessie !!iartlett DAVIS IL
"trho A[atl of Dundee i" or the "Korry
pnlce," She won rnptur0us applause. and
cluarly cnutlyatatl SUilth l3elld. Next y
Mrs. Davis Ar, MuAVad9 WIS tcst received.
Ills solo, "'i'lle l'alms," ~aiI fur h!nl a re-
sS e whto s Gp%SSl ssp%n VI! w!1 ,lsrhs ~ fs
frol,. col1, and WIS obliged to cut her soln
{Airs. Davis kindly iIlIinE her nulbor).' bur
ln tho concerted Mustc her vo!cu rang qNt
With talltng effect. A,ni tho singing Of thu
Chicago ChicktrinG Quartet was simply III"
npnroac!'able, It Is safe to say no 'nor., itor'
Knofr, Clark, htuWa.le, and Nobls rsay we'll
feel proud Ut tho reputation they uIlJOy. :.
Despite thu incIeillent weather a fAlr atlh!-
enco ot TIC hest penple of South 1lend .wera
present. af,lonE tlloIn tllo ta1,llllea af tslv
stn.lopaker ht6thers, Mayor GsosEe, p tho g Hon.
The Church Chair cu'npahy will draw the
whole population 0it return visit, II Que
lnay judgu by tho praise l,oarl Oil every sldo
t0-dlY. j. ~.
, 1880-12-11

NtFtHt frff lTf1s.
A cotnrad n1An named ltounty smitn, !lvlpg
PcaeG yesterday FORENOON chargo'l with thu las.
ceuy ur 90 ccnts worth OF alroWthM ff0ta wh!te
man living next door. The prosecution had .
uireul,stantiAl case, 60tub unu wis hcatd nt
tho wuodl,lie in the night. Thbre Wnrb trucks III
tho atiow leAdlng diruetty ~ dcfcntiants house;
Tho defendant Wn3 faltnd IN IInsacss!ni1 OF WotM
exactly like lhat missed frnlt tho l!c, Aild le
tha full. Tho defendant said ho wshea to lle
sworrI IN blu avn defeuso; and after no aaa
taken the STAN! h0 beEAn:
"Ite clat1n4 dis wNhl WIS tcokcn away sununy
night. NOw, on Sunday lnawtltn Wlir Arkea
by rheuusattz mn essa!ant stop sttl Monday night
lila right log war bent back 10, nn dts !ett o1lo
war Hkcwcd out 90, an my wife bad 10 feed H9
wild hpooii. Rar In shape ~ 20 out an 'steal
woolr'
"Gn on
nWell. long bout dark do o1o woman snta DC
las stick al wood war' gone, an VIZ we't to bt'd
+" ss!issp kiessp warm Gould 70 out whom ! ~aF III
~ guess noty
"eartit couldn't. When remembered dat
We hud no wosxl fur do nax' day went u pray,
n dat sotno rich n,an's henst might 30 :'penu3
begun to bit do doah, an' 90 oio woman sora!s.
blol out and fotcheA dem In. II my Hlan roo.
bed lat n,an's weo9,pllo, it war, III angel who
" R,t 5oa, forget tho tEaeka IN tho snow. They
Ncte just tho stxa OF yonr b.Mts.n
.Trackal. Was dey any trucksF'
"WeII, data nusin ag1n mo. ~ see, I'epect
DO angel bud 70 stan' 'lonaslde do voodpile to
Two III tho Jurors seemed to take this vtow OF
tho paao, aud tho TOsuls WIS u Disagreement,
, 1880-12-11
INDIANA.
nefss Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures. nSgss
sPteai Dapateh to INA Chicago Tribune.
:. SnlANAroLls, Ind., Dec, 10.-Tle Com
@lsslone1s Of tho Boys Reforn-Sctool re-
nsted To-day showing that since 1853 tho
uumoef OF boys admitted hos beer 1854; tic
=. a4'Iocr .s1 admitted for tho year ending Oct.
~, w., NV was lo7. and for tito year just closed,
~: aud tho number remaining Mt the close
W mo Scar, SS. Tho appropriation for tho
iISsaI Sas 200, which, with tho earnings Of
sast smasstlhstitut'on ulnle total OF S43, blf., Tho
s,Se ~ss o. SUPPORT, schooling, and lnnlntelance
Tas susans T.! of accounts held against counties
s,a, ", ,@7to, which. tledllctlng tho
sos. ssa M't THO Stte Treaster, ,loaves tho actual
~ w. .! tilG institution fron tho Stato rseas,t-
~ = Slix Slh91i.b7 fur llg support, clDtItlnx,
a oenootsnK Ut tho 33S boys, which was The
Ths!aEe r.! r. humber present during thu year,
tens, nas boaftE asks ]lburAl appropriations for
sg@'ts sny n atttt for sDnlo improvements, but no
su,t NY, y nxed, The cost Of keepinE eact iii
~ n%iot iot TIC next year is estimated ut 500.
H. htssoSefnor-oleet 1'orter has appolufetl as
|ssfosp | private secrotary Frank II. Hack
Yon",,, YoSs, Of this city. lie Is q
9oSf1thbK 81 Xxx i, man about 81, years Old,
t.nuattal q uta Highest character and Uxeellent az
ill., ald with trnintitg which Will lit
fer ~, aos u'h work. lie hnA been connected
hnrasssan years with tho wholesale tlry-gools
sJesu sresoii o. ityrasl, Cornelius IL Co., occupying
shoIshonsaole position. lie ls also prUtltlant
, 1880-12-11
WAKING UP THE WRONG MAN.


F2f 1Hf t<HlCAHN j44D11K+
AYES. That's so," said WoMltick Williams
thougl,tfnlIy, as ho seutrtod half Eifl Of
tobacco Juice through his teeth at a burnble-
bet,'s eur, md tllen luokel out acsoss tho di.
vide, and beyond the foothills, toward tho
ton OF the rat,go where tho eernal snow was
gittteF1ng in tho summer sun.
"Yau nre ctn1ncntty corrUct The gentle
man from DUckskitl has atRtetl the exact
opinion OF tic subscriber, sure lis death mid
su,Nl.annual nsscsstllcnts.,
Every profession l1as us style OF lead aud
the towering Congressman down to the i,eg-
lectcA Mlyal,ct-ngent af the everlasting GoS-
pel, every profession. allow, IlIls Its recn'-
lAr lingo, Every W,rk.anl@Deahs pilgrim
slngs more unnecessary professional RACKET
thaii anyha<ly else; but Tint aln't 80. Take
f0ikH n they ttssay,. from us9sS0lii-rock 10
lowsr lese tlcra aln't M!c1, tii5ersMcs:
roo mud kato9ter Lemous. frnM |lnlI. Stfuek
tho Foverisli 1iurnet np 0n Slippery ElluM.
First We kEluw the prospecting snastii hatl
loss'l Up On vs. al,.i ~ fhe iay9at r., inf SUI,
tho llurMet, inst for luck. .
$50 Jimhertine, kntuotcr, nnal 1llo went
oyer to l[uck1eberFy Olesnn's store ut tle
lover casnp ulIA soaked 0nr plyslosnolny
tor chuck, tnd yal'ey'ta''' aid blas1ln' out
HTowM ilyu foot she showed 15o cotors to
. hunk al rt'ck 10 higVer'n Il plug ut t1backer,
with wall tugk1 wel! defined both sides n'id
foot wall sltck rs II confidence game III
'Frisru.
"'Tlo quartz, will, light coat, OF Rouge,
looked as II she'd bee!. tnn1icd through tliu
formation llko Sabbatl!.scsool scl.olnt's
els,ow tilrnns1 cltstnra n,c. a1a! II llaa
Ito .sawAust cut Of the geological crust IN
EOnt shape.
Kataoter,' says !, II sho shows up tlIts
ay a te way ,,oTH ;H be teotasaiy di tns
sugar nj last. We'll run, l,er .lown to TN
foHt. and xcu how sllo looks 10 the naked eyu.
"Ten foot down SlM'A w!tleNeti t0 three
toot l,etween walls. with s9!la gray quartz ~
nlll run Ut live pounds Il lait t.galol! mortar
and cleared Zip n dollars worth Ut dust On
thu l,lnsla Ut q lnng-'lnlNilu shovel,
"lha prospectus 0f ths FusesiaA Hornet
VI snt down On i can|!e-hox aud sang
Will. itSl tlckic.l atout anything. ,,..,
",katuoter listened to ny SINGING !, a,lt!c
W' d 1; tvn hH wst h,t ow8 ,1 9,s,s Tue sis t
| i!itla drawbacks ,!f1er ali.
"lia AllA dow. to thc Frcseoed lleil s,ld v
",f .,uut as I'll u tic si.tage @ q 10 tias io
! Into poverty rock tilat 10 didn't knuw 'fin-
horlliIu nor nIu frain y st,n!aell.pu,!Ip. a..
"ntS ,ar Srsf!y s,! + M yos %y n''Ia %'t men 'as
swell, liu gut tlO bptter W rApld!y tlat
next !lay kn. WIS occupying front seat Vt
| tho biggest halcrfn'a trialKln MRtinha yoil
tlie biggest axErvsatioI. of krai.6rown tara'..
tulas a!nl yarlcEatrtl caterplliars ,s1'l inH'tt-
ct ctIlipctlts .l,ut ever exhibited IN COlnl4.'
bla'a fatt domain, -. =, ,,,.,.. ,,,u,,,,,
, 1880-12-11
THE JEWS IN GERMANY.
Close Of n stormy Gcbate-NTUcli Ado
About Notf,inx-A 1Iere outbreak Of
SecGarlan Intolerance.

Close Of n stormy I,c1,ate-NTUcli Ado
About Nothinx-A 1Iere outbreak Of
sectarlan Intolerance.
spsetat to ik'don TsmFa.
BERLIN. Nov. 4t.-Aftvr lasting for nearly
seven lnurs to-day the adjourned debate IN
the .jewfsi, question In the i'rus4i.u Chamber
Ut Deputies WIS brought to n close, tn the III
cx1rcsssbte satisfaction of I'LL, but chiefly Ut
THESE WIN, having 10 follow Tie course ot
this most bitter anl intermtnable cnt1iru-
vessy, are beginning heartily IL wish 1t at
tin b0ttum Ut The sea. Aud now that the
preliminary cnn.bat IL aver It Is, Ins,c.sI,
hurd u HAy what the Issue Is, ftr lisrnss,!Ii
throughout hls ben Of II litrGly acil!einl,:
MISREPRESENTATION n~i ay r 5 r. tt .t.rp II y IT, aF " @s u
s1cial pllOsup!lrrs, hut by NJ IsleaNs 81 IN
rrspect uf thu. MI.tG' AId Ilniusuty passions
which, 1t l!as cEiel.:d, The .IGla.tc tas
hna lt ts {. et .,sts "f I. Is1x ,,s t1 ;9Ssr ,1s
Legislative point nf view. with r.:fcr:flc. to
the future st,tgts ut the question, the tUycrit-
nrnt distinctly ilynWs ttlat II slitl Int ln,alitD
nlt:r ti!s existing aws f:sYrnh!s t. t'le .lrw*i
attitude tnwartls the ant-aintrHw agitation
1T the present. There prevails u preity gcI,-
cral feeling, which aiuotluts tn NOR. tim II
sscon. a5Ml wi!c l. foniM!e't o'' t'ls t!t;
press. to speak 9f nothing else. tl'at The
ruling powers are inclined to wink nj, fn.ey
do nut olMfly Gt3cnnrlEs. movement !ltl-,
ing nt sts''ing M tts rtslnE ts Of Sc'aii,'s/
tmginnlng Uf ILLS career lrlncn Bismarck
na1g ilD secret of his nr.lMIons on the
subject, openly declaring IN Parliament that
!'c was oplr,:cd 10 tha attnllssl"n VI Jews
snwlt that his flighnsss has ss,,iewllAs 1I0tt-
ltett his tilenreS IN tlifa rs.Hct. 1t there Is
nothing to show TINT he does not look upotI
tile more moderate phases OF the present itgl-
ttf
, 1880-12-11
THE RECORD,
THE 1t0IyHts.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Dec. 10.-A[r. Hub
bell, frofu the Committee on Appropriations,
yeportel tic Pension Appropriation bill. It
Gproprlates S4s,d00, 600 for tho payment OF
army pensions; 81, 600 for the payment OF
nary PENSIONS; SaD, 600 fur the payment of
fees TO- examining surgeons; and Sc, 900 for
ths payment of salaries, etc.
Sfr. Herbert, Of Alabnma, from the Com
mlttce on judiciary, reportcd back the bin
allowing MarsEla!s ind Dcputy-Alnrshals to
take bonds In curtain cases. Referred.
Ut. DtckIelt called up the prlvlIod Qucs-
ton, being tho Senate concurrent resolution
utoconntlne tho Electoral vote.
Ir. bright ra!sed Il question Of rcconsidera-
hon, and tho House refused to consider the
resolution.
Tho House tlicn went into Committee of
The Whole, witt, alr. Sparks in tho chair. on
he eprtyate calendar.
A.s:N tho Committee rose, md several
b'ls OF private nature vero passed. The
Noakcr l0sl before tho House tho following
Hmmuncntions;
communication from 0Rmbetta. tho Trest-
Don't Of tho Freuch Chamber of Dpputtes, In re-
kand to the txchnnRo Of documents botwccn
leat body and tho United States Houso Of Aep-
sr:eatatlyes. ltefcrreI.
,. Alottec from tho Secretary OF State. trans
n mm1tng two uildItionnl volumes ct speeches Ut
h.Thlcss, presented by the late Mmo. Tnlcra.
Mr.s!Inonton moved to rcconader tho votcby
m'ttee on Clnins iotter from tho Acting Soc
Etsry 1T tho TREASURY. Transmitting tho liat OF
sI'tna S;,a. arisilE under the net ct July 4, 1904
q and tho bill was roforrod 10 tho ommltteo
l.nspfessntatlvo nt shelloy, from the Committee
, 1880-12-11
UX1FCUTED,

sazeso1 bl'pa1eA 70 7oz OAteao0 7f46anA
SiIEu'nooKE, Que. Doc. 10.-Wllliam
Gray, convicted OF tho murder OF Thomas
AIulligan, Of Scottstowu. was hanged In the
prison yard this morning. Sincu rocei Wing
Ills sentence tho prisoner has st0utly ula1il-
tanned his innocence. IIe had taken his
food regularly, and slept calmly alMi peace
ably last night. lie nta hearty breakfast
this morning. 1Io made spccch on tho
soaffod to tic effect tint Ills suie ofFcnso coi,-
sisted In stealing tho articles belonging to
, 1880-12-11
Tho Captain. G Gcnceals1.lp for 0rant-
l'lurlVyy Wcssl Urges thc Adoption
or Ysreat,f nnt TFmyest suggestions.

Nxw YQltk, lec. Z, IHN0,-I1 {he Ef1t0r u Rse
Nen Pnk 1't4tnt.ts: No part Ut tao l'rnitlunta
sp{lllv.s tbNU that Which f1ute3 tn OK i'reelli1nt
uraut. Tho recommendation IL cln!npntty IT.
ting. Getl. Grant bus oarilctl aud tesHrsts tbs
doubt viii be chrerfully uxteali.d to hi.n w tho
prrsent Congru.s. Or II this Conxross fni!s "
carry out thu Fsesidents reeu'l1st.u.Htatog y
viii uhuruutor.za Its UArkel action.
lel.. Grant has p4ric.t TIN l1xhcst H.l!lsH
done, and well t,.e, wtlsh tho t;orsrItnont and
un!otl wesu pseservc.l. ho could t'o sr1itMluily
rttlEt1! ulun hn a1uual sum aulllal,1t " IeIilcr
hia future e!lgtblv uul happy. And what IL
eyury way better. tho Government. byu 1ust
and timely recognition OF fhe QreAt public
evrylcss and tho high personal character Of
, 1880-12-11
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WAslIiSaToS, D. C., Dcc. Ill a. ln.-F0r the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, lower baroin-
etel, higher temperature, ensterly yccring to
snutllerly winds, clear, OF partly cloudy
weather.
For tic Lawyer Lako region, lower baroln-
etes. warmer southeriy winds, purify cloudy
or cloudy weather, with occasional snow.
For tho Upper Lake rcstOll, lDwer baron.
eter. stationary or hghertempcrntnre, SOUTH
erly wln,ls, lmtt,y cloudy weather, u1att possi
bly, occasional snow.
Far the Upper Mississippi md Lower Mis-
souri, Valloys, lowcr barometer, higher tonl-
perature. southcrly winds, clear or purity
ctnrluy weather.
Caulionary signals continue at Grand
1l1yelt. Section 8, altIwa}kse md Il; Scetl1n J. !.
wl.ro River ut this lk,int Is tr0zell over, the
leu belng six incl!rs tsllck.
Local uiIHsHvATtoHs,
lHftOA RU. I)or. t0..tD.33 m. nj.
, 1880-12-11

Qua md patriotic citizens, who, Assuming that
republics neo unRratefnl, cuntrtbuto libnrally to
II Wsrn,nnnt,t e1-pretidentns fund.
scriutton, i,ownvcr Inudnbtc In the gentlemen
who have ttn,t rlbItc,t IN horhily. Ia mt prns-
mt Nh me will .llicstfo,i tho pr0prDty Of ran.
'lrrnE Gen. Grants ftilure life ono of ,lExntecd
rcW'4c. lttst tho claims uf his succcssnrs t,ny
mt always cntitfe them 10 equal consideration:
Would e!ihor OF tho Hentien0n WIN contributed
Ell IarKDy ~ this fund hnre responded III r. Pc
cnniary appeal for tho boneft 0f ex.i'rcsdcnts
Polk. Tyler, buchanan. Fillmore, or johnEnn?
, 1880-12-11
:, .,s,t late of tho Twcnty-first Illinois Vol
ELECTORAL. VOTES.
~. 1Is Yf.ssftrra dssn<G1fftl fStsts4

~. t1s Yr'tsffy11 dkfg<{1f$tl f'tste4
,...,,,r,v u. e.. I)rc. 1o.-Thn Elect
WAfi' Wa,a, - Mnssacl1,sr,ts afuI New York
ofal ," ,,"o.cutcI to tic yict-rrcsiient to-day.
Neto p,,, ,,,.ru W T,tE REVENUE SERVICE,
t"ea,'tor Ina her,, tss,,eL l,y tho Secretary
- hss'e n'rcas,,ry continuing prlntcd regi,ln-
81 u0 r.,srrnInv the a,luisstou of can.il.
so.ss - ,hc rr.tlo OF cadet In tho royrnuo
JAZZ ~ y. snrv,ca, Tile circular says that n
n'iard na..nd NJ nroflc,eucy will be fixed, and II
i" s"sandtdntrs fall below a,lcl, standard they
~ Ist In rcIectod, They mny. huwcvcr, re-
w.. areoud examination at tho next
suot Asu ronyvntug of tie Board Of
rn.n,t,ors. 4 failure on Bucpntl
I..n'i"atfon will result in tho
s.si roiact,o1i of the candidate. Willie ap-
,% .msants ns rule, will 10 nccorded not moro
Ms1 y" ~ ,u.t, examinations, mn exception may bo
."s Msao by granting third examination In
nH.s.,cufar]y.nentlouet cnses. where tho cnii-
'tpm.sies {,nye passed successfully two oxam-
tn.tIons. Tho cntirts will bo appointed for n
s.nhotjonary period Of two ycnrs, during
p, p'rhtt,, tlmp they will be required to pursue n
s.asc,,hcd course of study, mud perform such
ar,,cs M board ship or elsewhere in tho
so.,ico uu, M tuny bo demanded Ut them. At
sho mr., of tho two years they will, X tioir
'erohatjonory service Inns l,ccn satisfactory,
bo oYau,tnetl for promotion In thu gratio Of
TIdfd Lieutenant in tho royenuc marine
INDIAN ApPArIss.
TIM House Committee on Indian Affairs,
:, ,3,,y NJ tho urgency and importnuce of
i.,t,lut;yp act]utl ,,pp1hseyeral bills reported
t,o,, the Committee and now pending before
tha flo,lsc. Instructed its Chairman 10 re-
wv "Mest t],at a1, early day bo assigned for cot,-
ssilor,tIon by the House OF several matters
.nar,aininr to Indian affairs. Chairman, Scales
,r,s n,so Instructed to offer an amendment