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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
LABOR TROUBLES.
The Cigarnlnkers' lockout.

CINeIsSArI, March l0.--The Gincin-
natl and Suburban Telegraph Company,
which controls the Bcll telephone In thus
city, has constructed wire 10 Hamilton,
o., and will open communication be
tween the two places, with n
systcm oi tolIs Tor the purpose
Of transmission oE business and social
messages. ThS lockout oi the cigar
makers because they refuse 10 sign an
agreement not to belong 10 the union,
has continued more than three weeks,
and both sides are firm. The cigar
makers have been cncourged by the
support Of local union organizations,
and have received gifts OF money 20
enable thcm TO hold out The Saloon
Keepers Association has agreed 10 not
buy stock of oimanuiactnnrs ~ho demand
that employees shall not belong TO the
union.
The saic-maEers struck to-day for an
increase Of wages, aud the hand sevci
shccmakers struck against q reduction.
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Died.

Cu.RlEsroN, March l0.--lsaac W.
lIaync, for twenty years preceding The.
reconstruction Attorney General oil
South Carolina, and grandson Of Isaac
lIayne, hanged by the British during
their occupation Of Charleston, in the
revolutionary war, died to-day, aged 20
years
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Grant Ia the Lead.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March l0-The
Republican Executive Committee has
selected Selma as the place, and May 10Th
the date, DOR holding the state eonven.
ton There were Grant, Blaine and
sherman men Ia the committee. with
the nrsi named In the lead.
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r.rnen An New Yerk.

NEw YoRk, March lO.-Charlee Stew
ar; Paruel arrived tonight. He Was
received by the Parnell Reception Com
millec and conducted 10 the hotel,
where be said during his absence be
bad visited sixty.two cities, and the
cause he rePrsepie4 z q enth husiasticas-
" received, lhsi SOD 90 bed been sub
scribed, ol Which 81, 90 had BEEN NJ
mitted 10 ireland.
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Ohio CIDER M.ssu' A,sosls,ion

AxRoS, o., March lo,-The Ohio Cider
Makers Association met here to-day in
annual session and discussed matters
pertaining 70 the organization. l., II.
Cleveland ol unIontown, Lake coanty,
was siscssd Prssident. Il wm deetisd
10 msss nsxt year at ColsmbaA III l
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phladelphia

PuiLapHlrmfA, March l0.--Plour--
Dull, Minnesota extra medium ~ 90;
good % Is; choice 80 80; iancy 50 B2}G
. rs; Minnesota patent U 90. Rye
flour-Steady at - 90. Wheat-Dull
aud unsettled: No. 2 red In elevator
81 Al. No. 2 rel seller March 81 u
bid, 81 All asked; seller April 81 i2l
bid, 81 43asked, seller June 81 3ai bid,
81 I0i asked. Corn--Dull; yellow west
ern, on trsck, b5ic, western mixed on
track 5tCa,5itc; western rejected SIC.
sail mixed seller March 6jc bid, 5jtc
asked; seller A ytil oslo bid. 53ic asked !.
seller May 52ic bid, SIC asked. Oats
Quiet; western mixed &iic; No. J
white l5ic; No. 2i7Cy47je Provisions
In fair demand. Mess Pork-Al
tl2 7JSi3 On. Bcei-Mess Sl3 %.
Hams Smoked 9i(Sl0c; picked no
Ole. lArd-westsrn 7itssc; steam 7tc.
Buttsr-Sleady and In good demand,
creamery extra 35(s37e: New York
and Bradford county, Pa, E@2sc;
Western Reserve extra 7@2sc; good
" choice 30t926c. Hegs-steady: wet.
ern i2i9I3c. Cheese - Quiet and
steady; creamery ltlSltie; good l3lt9
i3tc. Petroleum--Duli and nominal |.
refined n. wbisky-stesdy at 81 10.
niivsukss.
MLwAuxHs, Sarch li0.-Flour--Dull
aud tending dosaward Wbeat--0pen.
Cd firm and closed stcong; No. MI
yankee hard 81 %, No. ! Milwaukee
81 IS: No. 2 Mhlwaukee 81 l6i; seller
March 81 isi; seller April 81 lCi: seller
May tl aoi; No. ., ~ os: No. 4. y9c;
rejected st. Corn-Steady and Arm;
No. 2, &c. Osts-Pifm and scsrw; No.
2, sc. Rye--Unssttied: No. 1. nc.
Bafley-stszdy; no. 2 spring Sc. Pro-
sisicns-Quiei and steady. Mers PORK
Dull astii ~ cash; sii ~ seller April.
Lsri--Prime steam 81 90 cash; seller
April 81 10. 1--we Hogs-Duli and eaxlsr
st 81 1904 -. Dressed iiogs-sleady
at 81 s;GS+ 80.
rfttsDunsh.
Pyr1ssussn, March l0.-Pstsolsan-
Quiet; crude steady st 0ije ss Psrksrs
iof shipment; rsAssd sie Cor PhilsdsL
phis delivery.
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DEBILITY
Nervousness
ARE CURED.

% .oss .ssa q Gs sSs "a r. I'D u Ssss = r.
employer safely or With in,yunliy vitboyt
,ssV, .1 :, ssns ",s.s s'ya Sscom. ms III a.y.,"s
whether !hsy be- muscular % nsll'e'ssi. ~
vsiiowT Compound syrup Of IIypophos-
the ,locd 10 speedily ,islisrd aud punk.d. and
% !nsie capable oi producing soasd pisd
"pcroa. snasrins from ,mpor. blo4.. Or
shs d. ssss sSu .io4y sS., s"d r. X. d WI
ths msisrlal 70 build tssa up. snd The y.sls v
keep thcm thrfe" IN CAf
PIr,srrLD. hr, March, iB1
Mr. James 4 veiiows-peaf sir During the
past tvo yssrv bays Sivva yeuI Csutosn1
png 2, hyE2ye%g.,,s. 2 "a i.' .as hs2.sh :g~s. ?,
spssh with qonndrter II lis sassa IN ysssrpg
persons .uN.nnX fr,Is sru:.i.uon sed ut ~
bihsi ialo~,ns pighsa,fia, T.. ~ -, ~ a:t .gs.
ef the throat sni iutrv d. several cass 90.
pidssti hopsiss 10 hes given rr.tpf, auf the -
liefts are lat rce0tedhsi smJbs tbes< sfs ton
sumpsivss and Old hwpsht.i slo~ss sboss
s,:s: %:s; ys s.'i i;., ,.,s ss.ss. s Co., ~ .s M % ~
slis sss.i z % s H. en- ~. 81 ass e.. a sss,s: s,s:
nssvous syasa ppdsss u satstis iqs he ss-
'"d'T Of s's-'s ''"''2t ygesfn; fn;ssssgue
xors-i, 4. bpiy tbs lna,fenisn, weit pse,sf
ard psssihsh ~ is,oiais sso ssp sdgf lpy
~. re- %hlss-;l.. ms;ls.i n.m y sss.y 30
ev wbsre u Il tpcsn fseptstsssf " az
ss' ssiS y sEI s.s s. I'll II vs'i - ne s''''' s' ,r
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s,cas= c:;as=:s;;;: Sssis
mn nlLAyly s4i!lyJi GOLD n

~. LsA.S s:l:.;::;;, .: :; I... =; .s:. = M
III M0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11

Pyr7ssusGn, March lo--Pstsolsan-
Quiet; crude steady st 9iie ss Rsrksrs
ior shipmens; rsased sie Cor PhilsdsL
phis delivery.
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NsNs ItsmA

II now looks as II Messrs. Boiling and
Richardson, Republicans Nominated
for supervisors of Census for Nirpnls,
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THE WHEAT CROP.

The House passed fifteen or twent
pension bills and adjourned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

drowned before assistance could reach
them. The team Of the former was also
drowned.
JONI ROBERTS, who was bitten on the
finger by one OF his own dogs, near Cross
wicks. n. J :, about three weeks ago, died
Of hydrophobia on Friday. He was seized
in great agony. lie was 30 years old.
DuRfSG the night Augustus Bernard,
Waterman at the Michigan Central rail
road shops, went to cadron in one Of the
car houses where water for car washing
is heated, and sat on the edge of the ket-
tie while his coffee was getting hot in the
water. During his wait be. fell asleep and
into the boiling water Of the ealdron.
WN. SLY, Of NichoIsyille, Clermont
county o., went to Cincinnati, on the 2hh
inst, and exchanged three thousand five
hundred dollars of four per cent. bonds
for gold, and put il in n valise; and on the
cars on his way home he found his valise
exchanged for enc containing three
bricks. No clue to the robber.
a TERRIBLE threshing-machine accident
occurred in Sharon township, Washtenaw
county, Michigan, Saturday last. A
young man named Willie Mayes attempt
ed to climb over the machine on to seat
fold in the barn when, by a misstcp, he
lost his balance and fell into the cylinder.
The machine was stopped AS soon as pos
sible, but not before he had passed
with both legs into the iron jawed
monster clear to the waist. The men who
were present were unable to move him
from the teeth Of the machine until they
amputated one of his feet by the aid Of Il
pockct-knife. A physician was sent for,
but nothing could he done for the sufferer,
but as much AS possible to ease the pains,
which were most intense for six hours.
when death relieved him from further
suffering.
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trunks Of Rodney sherwin, travelling
salesman for Lawrence q Martin, Of Chi
cago. They were sent TO Jail in default o.
bail.
A BUFFALO, y. V, negro, who has or.
ganized a colored Hancock and English
club, with seventy members, was attacked
by large party of his own race on the
Goth of Sept. and would have been roughly
handled had not friends come to his assist
ancc.
DURlNGa quarrel which arose from evi.
dence given BY John kimme against
tramps who were implicated in robbing
freight cars at Cecil, Ohio, the unfortu.
nate witness was shot and instantly killed
by the comrades of the men he had bound
over for trial. The murderers are still at
large.
THE jury on the trial of Mrs. Mack, for
the murder Of her husband, after being
out ifty-three hours failed to agree. This
case created much interest throughout the
state rs Mrs. Mack on the first trial was
convicted with Il man named Dickerson,
and the latter is now serving a life sentence
for the crime. The supreme court allowed
Mrs. Mack a new trial with the above re-
suit
A SPECIAL. from Corning, o., SAYS One
Of the MALTA officers to-day found sus-
picious character in camp. who, upon be-
my pressed for particulars said that in the
battle of Sunday one miner was killed
outright and eight wounded one Of whom
will die. The man who was killed was
buried on the way home by his associates
1t is said the miners expect arms from
some quarter, and intend making gener-
al attack on the troops as soon as the arms
arrive and that they will commence opcr-
alions by burning buildings The colored
miners all went to work.
Miss ANNIE CHAPLIN, daughter Of di-
rector Of the First National band at War
saw, Ind, presented check for $500 ut
the bank the other day, and got the
money Her father soon discovered that
il was i forgery, and had her and her low
or, a sewing-machinc agent named Smith,
arrested, refusing afterward to bail her
out Smith secured bail. Many friends
Of the family endeavored to pc rsuade
Chaplin to release his daughter, but he re-
fused stating that she would then elopc.
Yesterday Smith called at the jail to see
the girl, and they passed out into the
yard for promenade. In little while
four pistol shots were heard, and, running
70 the place whence the reports seemed to
come, the iailer found the girl and Smith
dead, their bodies lying side by side, He
had shot her and then himself
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
VERY LATEST NEWS.
A Record vi Important Events
Domestic and Foreign.
WASHINGTON

THE treasury department on the III
inst, purchased 800 900 ounces Of fine silver
for delivery Mt the Philadelphia and New
Orleans minis.
The amount Of silver dollars distrih-
uted during the past week, %0l,11; cor
responding week Of the previous year,
$685., 1888. 49,
OWING to too high figures for three life
saving stations on Lake Huron, the treas
urv department has concluded to abandon
lettings until next spring, when proposals
will be again solicited.
| a DAUGHTER Of ex-prcsident Iachary
Taylor was paid $4,000 on the 2nd inst,
the balance of the salary which Gen.
Taylor would have received had he lived
until his term of Office had expired.
The case Of Jesse Raymond against Ben
| Hill, was dismissed, on the 2Sth inst.
Chief Justice Carter in Diminishing the
Gaze, said to lockwood, plaintiffs conn-
sci, that the suit never ought 10 have been
brought since the alleged offence was no
cause Of action.
The Smithsonian Institute has re-
ccived nm announcement Of the discovery
by Hastings, nj Strasbnrg, Sept 18th, OF n
comet with n bright pa le color in n hours
8 minutes right ascension, ~ degrees %
minutes north declination, with daily
melton of g seconds in the right ascen-
sion.
GEN. WILLIAMSON, commissioner Of the
general land office, has called convention
90 surveyor generals Of AL western states
and territories, in Salt Lake City, Utah,
IN the 9TH Of October next. The object
Of The meeting il to discuss the present
method OF making surveys with II view to
inHtituting certain reforms tending To Sc
cure better and more permanent work nm
der the present laws.
CEso CESAR MoRENo, late prime minis
ter 10 King Kalakaua, has arrived, and
has inserted in one Of the Sunday news
papers paid advertisement &c his pcculi-
ar virtues He insists upon Minister
Conley's immediate recall He says that if
this government does not call Conlcy home
he has still influence enough with X ala
bnlla 10 have the king request Conley's re-
tircment Ex Minister Moreno attributes
NIL the troubles in the Sandwich Islands
to the prepcucc oftho missionaries. These
men pray on Sunday and trade on week
dayH According 10 the distinguished
friend Of the king the missionaries steal
everything they can lay their hands on,
COMMISSIONER WILLIAMSON, of the gen
cral land office, on the lat inst, madc re-
port to the secretary of the interior, on
the celebrated Chunpn land claim case.
The claim cmbodoa about l00 acres Of
land in the suburbs of ST. Louis, Mo, and
has been pending before the department
for 80 years Commissioner Willamson's
action does not finally dispose of the case
ny il now goes 10 tho secretary Of the inte-
rior The commissioner reports in favor
Of the survey made in 1867, known as
Solomon's survey. But while entertaining
the opinion that the Chnupin grant il
properly located by that Solomon
survey, he does not approve il because he
finds u barrier to that course in an adverse
opinion Of former secretary Of the in
terror, relative "a another survey of the
same land.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

THE Albion print-works Of Conahohock
en-, having an ollicc nj Philadelphia, have
suspended, with heavy Liabilities.
EIGnr bodies were taken out of the col
lnpscd Hudson river tunnel ut Jersey City,
on the 18th. Four were identified
MAN named Jacob Xcurnzki was
buried, by caving of the earth, IN Il sewer
trench ut Milwaukee.
SEVERAL extensive mercantile establish
mcnts 1T Fort Dodge, Iowa, were de
Stroycd by fire, On Sept. 30.
TuE schooner America has been stink
oil Two Rivers point, in Lake Michigan,
in collision with two scowa loaded with
atone,
Tllr grain elevator and warehouse Of q.
l.. CLANCY, ut Canal Winchestcl, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire On the 3Oth inst. loss
about Sl5,0oO.
TuE Steamship Isaac Bell, loaded with
cotton for Now York, took fire III the Nor
folk, VA, wharf, on the 3rd inst, aud was
burned 70 the waters edge,
JAMES Hanna, Of Oakland, Pa and II
male companion, were found dead in bed
ut the Barnett house They blew ont the
gas when retiring and suilocatcd.
AlviNE BAnNEN, patient ut the In
dianapolis insane asylum WAS caught IN
the hclting in the engine room and instant
" killed, his head being crushed.
ruREEmcn were scaldcd fatally, and
two others painfully, by the explosion of
the stoam-pipc II the packet Maggie
Harper, on the Ohio river, On the 2Sth
inst
ON the morning Of the 18th the steamer
Florence Meyer 4 Cincinnati stern-whccl
boat, en- route for New Orleans, sunk ut
Good Hope or Bullets BAY, In, ak miles
above NatcheR.
IMMENSE swarms oi graashoppcrs ap-
prurcd III .lackshorn, Ten, last week, com.
ing from the north, at times obscuring the
sum- Farms near there are completely de-
yastatcd even cotton stalks being dryonr-
cd.
A lire n, Trenton, 81 -, on. the u inst ],
DESTROYED property belonging 10 thu
Merchants Transportation Co, West,
Clark Il Case, Wholesale groccrs, and Grant
\ sons, coal dealers. To the value OF $50
O00
lAcon SAW, Dr.. ol Havana, ILL.,, Il boy
about T. years old, fell ont of n tree while
gathering pccans, and broke one leg and
| hhN NIlll,utlu lhTO lHftt litS llNlll Nus htNh
hone. He fell distance of about forty
feet
| 4 WM. noNNEllN. Il farmer living neal
Jericho, upon entering his eattlc.vard
with the sleeves of his rcd flannel shirl
displayed, was attacked by his hull am
was gored SO badly What he died from hi
injuries.
ArlRG Oh the Sra inst, DESTROYED III,
engine house ol the Nigiant Fire eom
pany, Of Augusta, Ga, with the steamer
aud all the eompanys property. Loss
100000 no insurance The tire was III,
work Of an inccndiary.
Two boilers Of the piushurg CrMag,
Mill, Hay lily Mich., exploded, On TIN
Srd inst. demolishing the boiler house. TIN
drill house. and SCATTERING one end Of I'll,
mill The fireman, George Y. Parker, VA
killed in the ruins, n lad named DAME
MrRae was badly scalded, and scNera
others injured.
nuRlSG the heavy wind and rain storm
At Norway. In. Saturday afternoon, Nm
Tanner and Filling Ellington, wniie Try
ing to cross Mud creek With their teams
wore swept down stream, and both wer,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
CRIME.

G. W lsri,NM city clerk of Evansville
Ind, has disappeared, lie ieshort aht
$500
A NEoRo EMPLOYED on railroad
Florida killed his white boss and was NJ
mcdiately lynrhed by u mob,
nR AtnFRr &. PEARSON, Of FhilaS
pha, charged with poisoning hlswite, ~
convicted ON the md inst, of murder
the first degree
Two British officers arc under arrest a
Gandahar, on suspicion Of having inter
ionallv contributed to the defeat vi SIN
eral Roberts hv Avoob Khan.
CrGRiE, the man who killed Zen u.
ter. III TEXAS arrived At Niconncs, Iii,
ON the 9S,h inst, where he will maSa
visit. lie claims that the northern pfs
has misrcprescnted him.
4 NAN named John Hicks, 50 yearlf
age. has Just been received NJ the Jetl-
spnyille, Ind. penitcntiarS, ona two YEA
sentence lie has passed over fifty Sca
az Ills long life IN prison.
TilREE aborers on the Chicago, Milwl
kcc and 81, Paul railroad. named JAM
| Mcdonald, stephen Mccartney and ] /. 4
| Baldwin, we're arrested At Elgin, H.. /
/ tire 18th inst, for Stealing and ritling Il
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

lusr now there Is i movement
among the booksellers and public on
the other side to insist upon having all
hooks of any literary professions III
doxcd III future. An independent work
or book Of reference is indefinitely in
creased III utility and convenience by
having full index. OF course il is no
part Of the business Of IN author to be
come IN index maker evon to his own
works, although Prescott, Bancroft Wd
Shea in Ills life of Hamilton, which
has n very fullmdeN, have done 50, and
publishers, with the exception Of long
man, Macmillan, Murray and 4 few
others dislike the expense Of having tho
work done by themselves. Macauley
- well recognized the influence " 4
good index maker that he made i IN
Cumhent on those who shoullropresent
him that no Tory should assist in III
dexing his works.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

Ar length the long history of the
United States by Mr. George Bancroft,
is drawing toward completion, The
author set to work upon this opas maa-
Mum 40 far buck w 1920 and has, with
little inform mission, been laboring on il
over since Mr.. Bancroft has selected
Sampson, Low n Son ~ his London
publishers The last volume of the
book will, according to literary jour
nails, be out Mt the end Of the year
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

No parliamentary scsrion for half n
century Inns been 50 protractod MS that
which has just closed in England All
alike have been wcnricd with persist
ent wrnngling upon the strongest mat
tcrs the rights Of the shoomakcrs Of
northampton TO elect M inhdcl, rents
or no rents in Ireland, the value OF
rabbit skins and partridge eggs, and u
seasonal cntechism said to amount up
IL near 1000 questions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

TwENrY indictments were returned
lie other day by tho Jamestown, N.
y, grand jury against n firm which
rented restaurant privileges on Chol-
tauorla Lake steamers during the past
season, and sold beer without license on
Sundays therein. If the bccr-ycndcrs
mnnngc to cvadn the twenty indict.
ments they must be rather astntc fell
loWp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

AMONG elderly sportsmen Sir Curtis
Lampson, the whilom Vermont boy
who was destined TO become an English
baronct, ranks high, He has lately
killed in Scotland eight stays. lie il
also conspicuous cattle fancicr and
lately gave nearly $1,000 for u COW.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

TnE Emperor of Austria had n
grand reception 1T Cracow. One thou
sand Polish mobiles in their splendid
national costume met him at the sta
ton Atm grand ball in the evening
twcnty.four couples belonging to the
Polish aristoracy danced the nntional
mnztrkn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
COW NJ ENTS.

WINNIE REAMs statute of Admire
Farragut was placed on the pedestal on
Farragut Square, Washington, last
week and yelled, to await the
day of the public ceremony ofunveil-
ING
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
4 HanpN Restoration.

lean truly say that owe my present existence
and happy restoration e the aopes and JOYS II
lie, y the use OF Warmers safe Kidney and Liver
Cure AMI ! sas q every one suffering from ANY
manner u kinney, liver u urinary trouble | &
this remedy and recover. NJ. l.. SANFORD.
kfirgs ~. Ill. Llt III isS0
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

THE contrast between the speed and
safety of her own journeys and the
dangers which bcsct those Of her sub
ccts has aroused Queen Victoria'sanxi-
Gus consideration and she has brought
the matter under the notice of the AT
ihoritiOa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
.
milwaukee, Market.

Wheat Opened firm and ,,e higher closed
weak No. / hard los. ~ L qos, No. 2
93's a. for seller October 81 Ter seller
November No. 3. M. III 1 vs. rejected
nominal. Corl-Iu far demand. 81. 9 5ess.
Oats Higher; no. > So5. Rye Lower ".
n Sis Barley Fairly active AMI jawc, N.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

A CALIFORNIA justice, ina moment of
anger, said that the lawyers in II case on
trial before him, were no better than
horse thieves. Then he apologized and
fined himself ten dollars for contempt
of court
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

ATANNlR experiment was made with
number of horses in Paris IN 1876
The following results were ohtainodl l.
II wns proved beyond AL doubt that n
horse can hold out for twenty-five days
without amy solid nourishmcnt. pro
vided it is supplied with sufficient and
good drinking water .. A horse can
barely hold out for five days without
water !. VI II horse is we'll fcd fol
ten days, but msuilicicntly provided
with water during the Same period, il
will not outive the eleventh day One
horse, from which water had been en-
tirely withhold for three days, drank en-
the fourth day sixty litrcs Of water
within three minutes 4 horse which
received no solid nourishment fol
twelve days was, nevertheless, in n con
dition on the twelfth day to draw 4
load Of 270 kilos.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

PARNrLL spoke in Dublin, Tuesday
night, and declared that his party would
accept tho government proposal, or
rather the proposal which the govern
ment il credited with entertaining, to
give effect next session Of parliament to
the principle of lixity Of tenure at rents
agreed upon by nrhitrators rhiswould
reduce the landlords 10 mere rent
chargers, and would facilitate ramell'S
ultimate scheme Of converting the Irish
tcnnntry into peasant proprictors,