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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01
The Electors and CaDVasscTa
in the Northern Neck.

The Mathematical WcwS, speak
ing Of the Malone electors for the
State, and Of the Malone canvass
crs in that section, says;
"Of these electors the one from
the First district. at least, has de-
clared time and again that he was q
Republican"
"Oft those from this section three
at least (of the Malone canvassers,
are ayowed Republicans, who have
not the least idea of casting their
votes for any one except the Gar
field and Arthur electors. One Of
those from Wcstmoreland, in fact
refused to act as secretary for the
Readiuster meeting that nominated
delegates TO Richmond on the ground
that he was a Garfield Republican
The Democrat, be lie Readjuster, OF
be he Debt-Payer, who, after look
ing at these facts, can fail to see
that the Independent ticket scheme
is run in the interest Of the Republi-
can party and then refuse to vote
for the regular ticket, is such 4 Bit
ter partisan and has the interest Of
Democracy so little at heart that
we cannot hope to turn him from
his course by any agument wo can
use"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

COws.-Treat them generously
and kindly but do not keep them
fat, unless they are to turned off in
to beef. A cow is a machine, a
laboratory for converting raw mate
rails into milk. If little be given,
little will be received. All animals
should have exercise, especially
those kept for breeding. Some Of
them are naturally lazy, but they
will be better for stirring about in
the open air. 1t is cruel to:s keep
animals tied up Or shut up for days
at a time. They need light too.
Direct sunshine exerts a powerful
influence for good on animals as
we'll as on plants. Do not over
look a good supply of pure watel
two Or three times a day, or good
ventilation and proper cleaning o
stables. When the ground is fro
zen and covered with snow, it may
be well enough, on pleasant days t.
scatter the fodder and allow tn
stock plenty of room to pick it up
but when it is muddy no one but
sloven will feed fodder on tn
ground. Good racks should b.
made for the sake of convenience
ond economy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

all he expects. The senator said
there was no truth in the dispatch.
In short, he said dts a lie. I
haven't talked with any correspon-
dent in the first place. 1 am con-
fident we will carry Indiana by an
increased majority" and he added
as an evidence of his sincerity that
he would like to bet $1,000 on the
election OF LaDders in October. He
feels confident, too, that Hancock
will be elected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01
Senator vest sure of "a Demo
cratic Victory In Indiana.

WASHINGTON, August 23.-The
attention of Senator Vest was call
ed to-day to statement contained
in special dispatch sent out from
Washington, representing him as
respondent over a democratic situa-
ton. This special reported Mr..
Vest as saying the Democrats shave
a hard fight to win" in Indiana,and
that they can't SNAKE any inroads
in the Republican States y also,
that if the Democrats hold,their, own
in the coming election it is about
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01
GOodman's Game Of Blur
Chcckmated,

PITTSBURGH, August 22.-On
August 5 the Republican organs OF
this city published card signed by
John w. Goodman, making the
following offers First, l will
bet $4,000 that Pennsylvania will
give Garfield 10000 majority; Sec
ond, $4,000 that New York will
give Garfield 5000 majority; third,
$4,000 that Garfield will be cleo
ted" Goodman said he would be
at the Seventh avenue Hotel on Aug
ust 20 to make these bets. When
the offer was first printed one man
from st. Louis and one from Pitts
burgh, representing different parties,
sought Goodman, but found him
not. To-day half dozen Demo
Gratis were seeking Goodman, but
could not find him. John l.. Potter
of Paint Creek, w. Va, has Offered
by postal card to take all Of Good
mans bets and to double the a
mount. Joseph Bradley, Of Chilli
cothe, Ohio, makes the same offer
Citizens of Everettsdale, n. T., ais
wish to take the bets. Goodman
INDUCED big game Of bluff
His offer was telegraphed from
Maine to California.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman says If burdocks and
thistles are allowed to stand until
the seeds from, but not 30 long that
they will ripen after being cut, and
then NOW them off they will never
sprout again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01
NosihLouad

! Nail. Southwark, connects at G0rd0nsyille, With
/ Jhes. & Ohio l.. X. Last ana West. At Lynch
burg. connects with Atlantic, Miss. & Ohio Il. r.
through southwest virginia, TO Nashville. New
Orleans, Memphis, Little ROCK and Iexls-and al
DanyIAe with Richmond & D1nyillc Il. H. to South
AMI Southwest.
Express southwark connects at Gordonsville 70
al points on Cnes. . ohio and at DanYlle, Tor
Oh points South last and South.
MIXED TRAINS Tor Maine Line leave Alexan-
dria daily, except Sunday, 8 90 II and IL 81
lad returning arrive At Alexandria 2 w Ii aud
= oj p IN.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington 10 .
IN and Alexandria - q IL daily, except sunday,
arrive 40 otrasburg at II IS p m, connecting " "a
tIe Valley Road las. aud West. Leave stTasOur.
81 p in, arriving az Alexandria at 40 p N.
MlALD TRAIN ron MANASSAS DIV VISION
leaves Alexandria Tuc.day, Thursday and ~atir-
Gay, 90 VI @ ~, and returns Monday, Medne~ia!
and Friday, 81 > As IN.
Ior .iIaa.cours, tally connection at Plain STA
lion.
Tor ~ AkKLNtOA, leave Washington It Z ~ o
N. and p ~ every Monday and Saturday. Ac-
lcomnOdatl0u train viii leave Marrcl.on every
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at " - a. H.,
and arrive in Alexandria st II 30 p. III. ana
Washington At Il 50 p. II.
All trans make good connections, at Washing
ton, t. and from North and West.
New orleans sleeper leaves Washington at 10
a III running through without charge.
lafl0r Car Will leave Washington for White
Sulphur daily, except sunday at 10 N.
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10
pm, Marks Adjustable Reclining Clair Car, with
Extra charge only 81, through to DanyiAe, con-
meeting 10 all south.
pullman sleepnging Car from Philadelphia to
" hite sulphur springs without change.
Pullman Slecplun Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga. without change, on 10 40 train.
through tickets very low to tie South aud
Southwest,
FcD.-5,-tf. MERCER SLAUGHTER G. I. \.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

A Vermont farmer states that when
he feeds meal TO his COWS, seventeen
pounds of milk make pound Of butter;
and when no meal is fed from twentys
three TO twent-six pounds are re.
CURED,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

No. 63l runs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS only. No 633 runs daily. All other trains
daily except Sunday. No. 6Oo connects at stras-
hnr5 With trains from and to Alexandria. No. COS
dimes at at. Jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

We do not know as green apples be-
long to any secret fraternity, yet they
seem to have the grip.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

SCHEDULE II FERRY 4 VALLEY BRANCH
- S- ~ -. II. AZ.
Taking Effect May 23. 1850
NORTH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
he Oldest and Ablest Agricultural,
Journal in the South. Subscription
1900 a year, Richmond, Va.
We viii furnish this excellent and
popular Agricultural Journal, with our
paper one year for $3.50, or six months
for $3.50. Every farmer Should have
it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

No > Nil Leave Huntington daily, except
we = NIL saturday, Tie 40. ? train leay-
Ing Huntington On saturday les over at White
sulphur from s 81 q. IN. sunday I'LL % a. Ii.
Monday. Connects closely at .Gordonsyio for
Washington with chair car from White sulphur
to Washington.
Virginia Midland Mail from Danyille and Lynch-
burg coouecil closely with 80. for Richmond.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

A two-foot rule-Don't wear
light shoes,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01
SOUTH.

No. 63s willruus Mondays. Wodnedays and Fri
DAYS only. No. 6l2 runs Sundays, Tuesd Us, Thurs
days and Saturdays only. No. $50 runs Mon days
Wednesdays and Fridays only. All other trains
daily except sunday. 40. Go connects at Stra s.
burg with trains from and to Alexandria. No. 6l0
dimes at Mt Jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

No 5 Accom- s 1Soyss sa msh%on al d 81 T.
NJ, and arrives az Gordonsyile at Tsp, VI. on
Saturdays only viii run to stanton, arriving at
L. j. J.. r..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01
July seth, 1850.
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO Is. a..
Passenger Trains run and Connects as follows:
WEST BOUND.


No. 3 Express c5nn S t 63 dgni At d0F
louisville for Lynchburg.
Virginia Midland Express from Washing on
connects closely at Gordonsyiile with No. for
Huntington, with Pullman sleeper from Phila-
delpAia to White Sulphur
Virginia Midland Express from Danyille and
Iynchburg connects closely at Lynehbuig june
uou wi.h SO. for Huntington
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

No. 4 Express e. 5 s cn5 ii S' ct s.
p. ~. daily. and is due at Huntington TO connect
with 40. Express which runs daily to Richmond
Connects closely 1t Charlottesville for Lynchburg
and Danvillc. Connects - scly at GOrdonsyille
for Washington with Pullman Sleeper from
~ LITE sulphur % Philadelphia.
/
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

No. Il Mixed Leaves c yI d daily
N. on arrival of Virginia Midland Mail from
Dauyiic and Lyme hJurg and arrives at william
sons 1T u \. ".
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

GIoaD;Do, Cors On 10. . from Huntington
A4oI IIu5 N0A0 60 White sulphur On 40.
from IS lite sulphur t. Richmond.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

w q. YIEG. MIDLAND * GREAT S. r. T.
W. JOHN $. BAkDOUB, Receiver.
GA and after SUNDAY, July IS, leso pa-aeugel
trains W..l run as follows.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

Tor Latcs, Ilcsots, ti'no Cards and any inior-
nation u Route, apply TO
JOHN II. WOODWARD,
Ticket Acut, Stanton, Va.
CONWAY L. HOWARD, q. z. 3 L. \.
~. Il. s. DUNN, Euar. . suIt.
j. c. DANE, Southern Agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

No % 7f;vod Leaves stlunton daily, ex-
NO. Il DlIAeu ccit sunday, att 40 AN,
Connects IL Charlottesville with VI Mail Tor
Iguciuurg and D4uyil.e aud il connected with at
C0rdolsyiile by Virginia Midland Mail from
Washington, and arrives at Richmond at 90 PIN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-01

Sleeping Cars On S .ci9g from ON eh Mo-
from Adorson's to HUNT Dgton.
, 1880-04-22
THERE In some prospect Of bill being re-

THERE Ia soiIio prospect Ut II bill being re-
ported soon fru.n tho EIonsn Ways antl MeanB
CnlBmittcu cnbolyinY numerous propositions
l0oking IL tarltT rut1rln. 1t Ia understood thut
tho Duilucrntie members af tho Why's ut,i Means
Subcommittee hnye agreed n,nnnH themselves
tn recommend to tho tnNln Committee tho p!no-
ing Of woul-ptlp. pnpnr. and paper milking In
Kredicnts ct, Antt suit tnGn tIlt frpo lEst. md
tho u,slter{nl reduction Ut tho duty Gn lnan,l-
fhctl1rcd wa'oien gis, b.nnknts, tunnels, w.N,l.
Oh hath. wonlen kntt goods, eotton gootta, Htcc!
i4lIts, and ull nlAnutactIrol stcal, tArnprs 1t,-
psu,nents, tr.ce-cintns, utlyits, utc Evidently
suMaof tho ont,structlunsis I'M tho Wnys aildsIfu,s
Cpmlnittee irXtn tn hnse II fnlnt perception
Of thu tiBgt.Ht ,lnj Indignation crtntcd ntnmR
tholr constituents by tho stranHlintlbn pnllry
this fur pursued by tho Committees, As tho
tltne for renot,liDatlpn AMI reelection up
rrt,nehes, pnalin sentiment acquires III tnlIMr-
tutro WHICH Il incs nut ssess In tho estimation
Ut the averago Congressman during any s4so
Clcctiun-yeAr.
, 1880-04-22

1ly reason Of their determination to allow
l,o Atbato on Whit Is known rs tho Little nc-
flcInncy I'LL, which prs,yLdcs l.nnrx nth1r things
far thu Hly Of Un!ted SMtcs Matshais, tho II&1sso
Democrats yesterday wAssca neurly Ill entire
slay, und In tho cnd were forcnd to withdraw tho
bill, Tho Republicans asked only two hnllrs for
,icbntc, nnd wcra willing to shnre tlat tl1nn with
thelr oproncnts,-al vary reasonable proposition,
mud oro TINT was III tho tlltprnBt Of prog
rcss in tho business Of tho session. being
refused this, antl threatened with tho previous
question, they resortci to tho only ral!cy by
which thny cauld protcut their rghtsnsa tnlnor-
ty, md by refusing to v0ta loft tho House With
Out Il Gtlnrun1. They nlAdo 10 secrut Ut tlloir
intention 10 conttnilB this llno ot ,lstton ~ onY
as the privilege 6f reasonable tE,i,8 for debate
shnull In .'uned them, md rlncesl upon tho
11umocr7lts tho responsibility III trlngng lcesiu-
t!an to IL standstti rather tEs.n renuye tho Hag-
rule.
, 1880-04-22

JoltS KELLY, through IFS organ, the New
York Stdr, proelalms hts Intention u continue
tho light AK,l.1,st Ildcn He says tl!lt tho cico-
ton ef lieu. Nrslnt wu,Ild to thn,sslll,4l times
preferable to that Of Tll!c1t, whirh Is cortntuly
KolnH very fur fur n Drniocsit. hut John licl-
ly's faction Ia not tho et1ly faction Of tho de-
lnoci7lry opposed to Tiltlcn. Tho Now York
Vor5d, which IL supposed to be- TIM rnnnthplcco
ur tho kltl-HknvtHl, ftns-hAfrel element OF tho
purity, suys tho New York Convention WIS Il
packed nF!ulr, ind by no means represented tho
Democracy Of tho Stntc: that 'Tl1tltn IL morally
an physically ,lntlt for tho position to which he
nspircs: md thnt tlloro Ia nu chn.lce for ha cl,r-
rylnH tho stntu or Now York IN oaHp OF sls ,.onl-
inntlon. hut Ttldun keeps OIL using tho Inn-
chlo to sot up his Delegates md there is every
probability that tho Democrats opposed to him
will huyen chlnco Of putting Into execution
thelr thrcats to bn!t.
, 1880-04-22
THE TILnEN MACHINE,

Those who hayo so confidently predicted
tllat Mr. Tilten had prepared Il lctter Of with.
tlrawAl, which wns to De presented ut tho
Syracuse CDnfeMtion; those WHO weru clnnljy
sslru that tl,o antl-Tillcn mon In tho regular
Convention Intended to create Il row md bolt
In the event Of TiLlcn ascenilcney; those who
Aad information TINT tho TamBlany llosts,
under thu lend Of John Kelly, ttcsiyncA to
storln the regular Convention, mud either
capture oraIsvurso lk-in fact, sall tho persons
who believed Or hoped that tllcro would be
soulo formidable demonstration agalnst TIL
liell at SyrAo,tse that would fnrcD him out Ut
tho Presidential rice, must llnyo been put1l-
fully disappointed ut Tho result Ut Tuesdays
conventions. Tho Democratlc sltuutEoM III
New York lnls been loft precisely rs 1t WIS
lust fnll. Mr.. Tttlen controls tho regular
organization of tho party, an1 John Kelly
mud Ills followers nre determined alil indie
pendent III their opposition.
ThurD can HOW bo n0 longer my renBoll.
ablu doubt that Alr. ridden h candidate for
the Democratic nomination. Ills friends Or
gaMized tho regl.inr State Convention to suit
thonlsefyea, al,l Tiers was scarcely Il protest
agailst their absolute rule. TlIo Convention
did everything that could lnye been tloilu to
further 'Ttiticn'a chunccs except giving act,,-
nj instructions TINT the Now Y0rk delegation
should yate for lin. The only reason why
such instructions were not given Il, su i,lnny
words was becaus0 they weru unnecessary to
the tlestred result, and because they might
i,aye furnished tho antf.1'iftien sentiment
with III oxc,lse for reslstancu. II Is pprfect-
IS clear, however, tllat tic regular Statu del
, 1880-04-22

Now, tl,encgrn, wll0 Is tho mass pf tlln 1,o1,u-
lAtion III nt these HtAtca, hs tlnIl hut two *
ucrienees Hf President. Gun. 0rnnt In Ollo, aid
tho nthpr t!dca not rntcr tibtn this discussion
flpHKhter}; nt,st, being Illogical, l,O gufif0llntlY
tlVory OtlGr President with tho 0i1ler 0Ilu
{lnl1Khtcr1-eyrry fther but Con. Grnnt. Yna
lxk HIN TO vntc for anybody else, INT! 1,o thinks
brlnK tried fur Il nftcrwnl. YOil toll hin to ",
mt Hild ytte tor Zen. Urlnt, and hn will yutp,
mud no will stay thoro.-Sjxech " lUuttu Stephen
Douplas.
senntor Druce Is ,sogro AMI n Ballthornor, II
ifan at hYh character, whose experience 0f
politics IL vnstty Wider thnn thlt nf Mr.. D1ug-
ias; antl Senator lir.cc snyB tho ncgrocs of Mis-
slsalppt, I.A!snnu, md Eutith CarulinA will hot
yoto for Gen, Qrntt. bet,ntor Isr.lco intnlutcs
TINT tho ttoRrocs pf 5ftssissfppt iI nnt fiL pr,.
tcetnn under Grnnt, tiA.t tho most tcrrihlo
n,ussaorch over knawt, In tho South occurred
when Con. Orant waB irosittcnt; TINT thu sun.
part ut tho Nnttonnl uuvor,.tncnt wna With
drawn from Packard and Chamberlain w Gctl.
GrAnt; TINT tho Republican purity In tho South
wuA disrupted wtcn Gun. HFatt WIS President;
aEa thnt Mr.. tInycs found no Republican party
nl,tt I'D Republican G0rern,nnnt III any Southern
Stnte which could lI0 supported without lnn1l-
4urNtInE Il new civil war, G1n. GrAnt refused
To Interfere lit fuyor at PHcknrl ar Chuntcr-
lRln; Aad 1t IL unjust anl Illogical to suecr ut
rrrs!dent 1Inyra for carrying out tho policy
which Con. Grnnt hcqucnttlou to him. II Hayes
was wrong, u7a1nt wnSwrotg; II 0runt WIS right.
N&yoa wns right. They wur0 A,th wrong or
bnth right, ind must stand or fAlt together.
, 1880-04-22

A TEltlHn1.E AccinEST, involving the
deuth of suvcra pcrs'f,s ind tho Ecrtp,ls injury
Of tnn,,y moro. occurred Inst evening at tho
MullIsnn Squire Garicn in NDw York City. Tho
building wns occupied for tho ttne by faIr for
tho bonctlt Ut tho lfnhnctnnnis lfnspitul md Ii
l'.rue t,sntnr If leopta wers fl ntten 1aueB. at
thu portion fronting on Mndlson nyun,ls II .1ln-
ciny.hull ind nrt-kalery tlnd been arranged, mud
It WIS hero thnt tho disaster ncclrrei. The
stndison nvcn,.c will fell outward Into tho
street, nnls that pnrttnu of tho ruof was Mt onco
prcciruitetl ip0n tho llends TT tho dancers md
tho oectpltts or the nrt-xallrry, lnlryng many
people l,U1oath thu ruins AZ II latu laour hut
fnw slstnis l,n,l lteen obtained, hut It II knwn
tint Four porsons were ktlle,l outright, nnd It Is
tn bo Toured TINT further senrch IN tho ruils will
tisclose othur fatalities.
, 1880-04-22

a lony Of forty masked inen bsake Into
tho sfotferiy tsfo,j jaii Tuesday night nnd ttoh
thorrfrrn three persons who wcro charged with
having murdered ni1 old mau. Tho lnnsked
tho tow1t attempted to prevent then, frntn
taking AWAY tho prisoners, but without effect.
Yesterday n1orntsg tito dcn'l iM,t1tes Of twn of
tue unfortunate men wcrp fnunl swinging trnrn
ep,nc trcstlcwork nl,ostt mile outside tho tn~n.
The thrl person had l'rcl strung M, but.
lnakng n fstil confession IT hfs Iartlcfpntipn lit
tho crime, tho lynthcrs cnmc to the conclusion
hAt hfs Haliit wis not 70 great lis that of tho
othor two, md he wAs cut tlown and allowed to
cacnnu.
, 1880-04-22
Favorable Outlook for q Comma,
mise Bill OIL Tartfr-Re- =,
form Measures. ,r
The Cancellation Of Export Bond.
on Tobacco, Snuff, and -
Cigars. =:
The Commerce Committee Agree to
Recommend $500, 900 for 1llinol,
River improvements.


Spet'' i'1P'te4 ~ 1.e thsea9o 4ffophe'
""s'aMnToH, y. y. Aprl1 .t.-Ihc aeney&
A"aF" P'a ea"'e 10 Es'ea t9ia aasetuoon aftet
tho Wafpreni'1t,l mon Eola succeeded IN atrIt.
ing out Iae pfn'ls'ts, tor PLYING lilo olaimsof
!'s"thlce c"'"pAhIeH ny uec!flca Fetc untos-
anh"tey .oF t"'so VINO pni *As ptemiumtt
SENATORS Aoaf and Mcalofah1 Sese bnth ahsent,
ana WHICH, soiiator fh'rnl''n noaHdonetl ths
shatKo o. INC ny IT came into THO cuhtody ot
schatat hals''nt'S. VINO ms hepef manifested
n1''eh 'oFo losh' scn"tor Eanathas had secured
!no pitssaRe III u numpef OF n1hendmcnA to tht
b&i. echntor Getoil sun that III h'a 1gnoraoea
ausi i,''"cenee no liau Thought that thcro wasa
tn'a aept's'tca ~ mo frcaaary Tor tue payment
df ctafti'7 anacr tac oc1csa aSt1fa' bue % hsd
nscoft"nlea thnt tuna had oceh covered into tha
Ifcaanry Ill lS.7' 20 TINT my appropriation for
inc Fnsh1ehI OF nny c.s1ss OF lhcso elI!ins would
oe IN Approprihtloh oi ahonoy from tho Treas-
ury ilo moved TINT t'fther consiuornttonot shs
blil no tt'aehh,1iy r'stponoa. Tno hfteea aaro.
c"tcs " tue 1asur'.nto cou'paales lolhed WIN
tho "PpohehisM NJ pNyt1ell1, nna tho lnouoa
WAN e"rriea ny Il soto OF III yeas AGAINST y nk5A
nc'.''y 1nefe WIS o't ono tsih1oslty, lib senat9
En9'so hnn Fotea ~ the 6lllrs1tttEe that 20
.''9"t nosc fcs'''s"!eta'tlo''' ""cn ne a'o' anu
'noh nFlc''y eSpFcsse" ....,- ..' =
hls oriSlos OF THE WHOLE rNocEsn1Ko.
soMtor 'lhttrsilhf1 tnnsea TO my tho motlonh
RECONSIDER on TUG tahle. put WIS interrupted D
sethtor Ettha"as, VINO sh'a tnne he "antea "
hAse tho esIsiMsot thosii1efefs 1rom e1eaIpatea
cruisers prsS1aed lor'
eehhtor Fonfhccs lhaEa'antly fos1oMed toe
net,on oi tho scntlte' hs1tl i.echfe'l tnat ~oun
10 u!sgrNcctlil tn use TIM hlnllco Of the axstd
for tho p,tylllcnt OF the cxpcnses Of tho 1oyefn.
mcnt. !. Find uut ;" snf1 he. y WIN ,rcp Ina nut.
r"... ,,,. ,t'a ".o .s . ns.ut ~. +
1eteis NY 'no hets ol tho ettiisoss Atte9 oua
J3r1tish ports and compensate thon. II taete
Nre no sufferers, return tho money,
Tho insurance co,npnutcs pro1ltcd by ths
w.. M ~. .,,a nea<aas.os. a,,S ntts-.
war, as ala tho contractofs anu o1ae*
nna thoy might hnVe echoed tho retnarKa OF =
Heilat0r to tho venerable Mr.. niu!r, when he 70
fnrnod rro,n 1tinh,urn,, ii hoDo thorn IN M n
,;t,,s ,,nnno,. ~ w. m -. ~.
th's 'tteet u pcAce.
Senator Thurman arologfxed Tor tho acuone1
tho judiciary CosnmIttse, aud Baid that thett
wt,ul,l In tl,ne tn bring In n nr,y 1,j1f. i"
rt t.tt. .,,,t. .t. 49,. ,tt,, ~ M
ttenno,, M"n,t tSs ,"a.h t| ~ ~" o,o,m "qSs
.t ss,,, ss +sIs aa,,rant
tu,o, nu s.'.o' WV se'lu "ctun3 tAta M.sase,
aEd to the other continents q Elot OF alsnane
on u,,r Nutionni reputation"
s,,nn.or Wtthora safd TINT the anGakerb hid
,un,at .,.sat,.o. 81 ntt,,s,n, ~ stNoranf
e''otce tnoaotsIs ~ ".h"sA'.is 'uo a .
, 1880-04-22

LICKING, Eric, mud AlalIonlng Counties, nil
IN oh't,, selcut<d solid nano delegations to tho
0hio State Convention yesterday. THO Sherman
nleu bottcd the regular Convention in thu cnsu
pf Llcklug County, anl selected lclcKntos ot
their own stripe. Tho Kent County, talieh.,}
Convention met at Druud 1IapItis aud selected
twenty-ssvcu ll!aino mon to tho Btato ltcpublc-
Rtl Convention,
, 1880-04-22

TnE Sel,atc yesterday. by II vnteof 3s to 10,
struck ut.t thu provision Of tho Geneva Award
bill for tho payment nf underwriters clnlnls.
MIR. Thurnar, considering this portion OF the
measure III of vital Importance, tturcttpon n,i-
l,nuncril his intention tn rcnsan nu lonRor fn
char9e nf tho bill. Scnntar Enton's tns'tlon to
lnsloIinttIy postronn bnvlng tccn carrlctl, nnd
tnotlun to reconsider hnvtng failed. tho Ohio
statesman Is relieved nf further responsibility
IN tho nnttcr. Tho effect If yesterdays ncttu
will bp to increase tho funds III tho United
stntcs Treasury by 80, ,0o10t that belng abt'',t
tho ,lncxpctiictl portion III tho Geneva Awnr.i.
Should M further actton bG tnkp us re9,lrt This
H,,tn, 1t will 10 to pay OH n portion Of tho Na-
EpnHl debt
, 1880-04-22

1AtMIG1sAT1oX 10 tlLls country from CalnAa
continues ut such rnte TINT tho Dominion Gov
ernlneut la becoming scsously u!nrmed, and Ia
discussing preventive lnensurcs. Over .,0D0 pGr-
sons loft Montreal during March fur tho Un!tol
Efnfn
, 1880-04-22

THE American Department Ut the 1ntor-
national Fishery Exhibition ut 11crlIn IL cot,sl-
,tctl the most complete aud beat nppnintctl part
thercoF. Tho variety Ut tho fist mid tho dliror-
ent processes for their oaptufv and propagation
have attruetc1 much attention.
, 1880-04-22

Iysl,ort, II theadvocatcs Of tho thtrl term do
nut curry every Southern Btnto frt,n t,lls tIfnp
furwnri, a1,d tho fun Delegation from New Icr-
sey 1t Is nut likely lint they Will Kt.t whit thuy
INV expeut frt,m IllinnR, t,r frutil New York and
ponnsylyanta.-Nc limk TFt',ine.
+, It's II hard sltnntson for tho thlrd-tcrtn men.
They must Take every. trick from now Oh, or
lose tho gnine.