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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

AN Austin special to the
News says the precinct conven-
ton endorsed Roberts,and Shep
ard for congress. The conven-
ton stood 10 for Sayers and 20
for Roberts. The minority was
opposed to instructing. 1t is
evident, says the special, the old
alcalde's forces in Travis have
been well enough handled to
create dissatisfaction in the par
ty ranks.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

Grant is progressing admira-
bly,. He can now make a
speech as long as one of VIM.
NJ. Evarts' bestsentences. The
Kansas air and the nomination
of Hancock seems to have brac-
ed him up.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

CASH DAVIDSON, a heightened
young Kentucky farmer, while
drunk murdered a man named
Alex. Taylcr by shooting him,
at a grocery six miles from
Louisville, KY.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

THE Brazos Pilot is the only
paper in the fourth COMPRESSION
al district that opposes the re-
election Of Mills. 1t says :
1--WE have been told that we
ought to support Mr.. Mills be-
cause he is the most popular
man in the district. Is news
paper to go beating around to
see who is popular, or what is
popular, and then follow in the
wake Of public opinion? En-
cuse us if you please. We pro-
pose to steer this little craft by
a chart more reliable, and less
liable to change and fiuctuation
than public opinion, the most
treacherous OF all tribunals"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

ACCORDING to the Dallas
Herald. Hon, J. D. Sayers'
speech thoroughly and effect
uall showed up the true inward
ness OF the 'pay-as-you-go' hum
buggery."
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

LOWELL, Mass, is the only
town in the United States that
has larger population than
its people claimed for it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

The board Of education will
apportion something over $780,
900 for the public schools
enough to amount to three dol
lars per annum per pupil Of
scholastic age,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

POSTMASTER FORBES of Rich
mond, Va, is under a cloud; he
is accused of heavy defalcations
and has been given a certain
time to make good his defcien-
CIV.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

The bale of new cotton
shipped by Cleveland, of Hous-
ton, to New York was the first
new bale received from any
point in the United States. 1t
sold at s. cents per pound.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22
IMMIGRATION.

1
lost none of its importance, blu
on the contrary the need of i'm
migrants daily grows more ap
parent. In northern Texas NOR
cotton will be raised than Cal
be gathered and the farmers o
Dallas and adjoining countic
have called Il convention t.
meet at the city Of Dallas oil
the 24th inst. to devise mean!
Of procuring additional help
Should no untoward circum
stances intervene Washington
county will be in the same pre-
i dicament as the counties in the
northern part Of the state. The
entire state needs immigration
and in several localities immi
grafton societies have beer
formed. Several years ago ar
association of this kind was
formed at Chappell Hill but be-
yond the printing and sending
out Of few pamphlets, not eX-
ceeding 1900 or 1000 in num-
Der, nothing was accomplished
The entire expenses incurred
in money did not exceed, per
haps, $50; the expenditure 81
wind at the one or two meet
ings held can hardly be estima-
ted in dollars and cents. To
accomplish anything, means
must be spent and a personal
effort must be made. The old
states are flooded with pamph-
lets, maps and glowing descrip-
ton of Kanas, Nebraska, Colora-
do and other western states and
territories in which their pecul-
lar advantages are set forth in a
more attractive manner than
can be done in cheap pamph-
let.
The census shows Washing
ton county TO have population
of about $4,000 which compar-
ed with the census of 1870
shows that the county has re-
ceived but few immigrants. In
her territory, there is consider
able improved land lying idle
for want OF labor, while there is
an immense quantity of arabic
landyetlying in state ofnature.
We have a territory capable of
supporting three or four times
our present population without
being in the least crowded. We
want more farmers and smaller
farms, occupied either by own
ers or tenants.
At the present time about the
only organized effort to secure
immigration is being made by
the railroads and they ofcourse
are endcavoring to have their
own lands or those contiguous
to their roads settled. The
Central road is now engaged in
such an effort and asks the CO.
operation of the people gener-
ally. The railroad has the
means to place every locality
seeking immigrants in the most
favorable light and it now Of
fers the citizens Of this county
an opportunity Of cooperating
with it. Let every man who
has land for sale or rent take
an interest in the movement
and by making a united effort
something may be accomplish
ed.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

1t was a colored preacher
who said to his flock: I'VE
have Il collection TO make this
morning and for the glory of
heaven whichever of you stole
Mr. Jones turkeys don't put
anything on the plate One
who was there says: Every
blessed niger in dc church
came down wild de rocks"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

WEB FLANAGAN, of Texas, is
said to enjoy the distinction of
being the only man in the
United States who is thorough
ly satisfied with Garheld's letter
of acceptance.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

FRANCE, in the rural districts,
is said to be infested with
wolves. 1t would seem that an
old country like France that
wolves would have been exter.
minated years ago.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

SETH SHEPARD is the only
man we hear spoken of for con-
gress, says the Williamson coun-
ty Sun.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

GALVESTON has a grain eleva-
tor where wheat, oats and corr
are handled in bulk. She has
also two -four mills that are
kept running to their fullest
capacity and selling their pro-
duct as fast as made. A good
mill in Brennan could do the
same thing. af
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

GEoRGiAs first bale of new
cotton was sold in Savannah on
the 10Th inst.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

We have at last accertained
where Chester A. Arthur got
his military title. He was In
spector General Of the New
York State militia during the
war,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

AT Cannes, France, NJ. Bucry,
aged 95 and converted 10 pro-
testantism, was married to Mile.
Verten, aged So.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22
THURSDAY, JULY =. Is, 1850

Ton TAYLOR, the well known
English writer and dramasist, is
dead.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

The ward meetings in Calves
ton on Wednesday night were
slimly attended.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22
EDITORIAL NOTES.

DALLAS county is conceded
all hands to be anti-Roberts.
COLEMAN county instructs for
Roberts, and Col. Thomas M,
Jack for Congress.
DoN CAMERON is reported to
be down with consumption at
White Sulphur Springs.
THE Dallas county delega-
ton to the county convention
stands So Roberts and AZ anti
Roberts.
GEN. TREvlNo and Miss Ro-
berta Ord daughter of general
Ord vak, married ot San An
, 1880-03-22

srtetal Dhpaleh to 1hs Chttaoo 1ftttne.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 2l.-Thc ant'-Tls-
den men will use every meuns within their pow
cr to prevent the repeal Of tho two-thirt1s r'ilo
which Ti!dcn hus planned TO got aside. Tho SLIP
t,ortera Of Hancock, and Southern men get.cral-
ty, nro beginning to discuss thls quGston, and
strcnuously oppose tho Tllden plan. They say
those who seek to overturn a rulo which has
been continuously tested fur almost hn!f 4 cen
tllry, and which has repeatedly proved It's nsc-
fulucss, too often know little about the ronB0ns
which caused Its institution or tho dnugers
which would result from Its abrugntion. The
two thirds rule hna done tho Democratic party
Kou<i service, and his never done It hArni. Tho
Sunday Iitr1tld. d pronounced Hancock orEun,
says:
The sttuntIon now happens to bo such as to
show the supcrlattye rnluc Of tho rule which r.
u,lrcs TINT a candidate for tho Presidency must
rot be obnoxious to Il largo minority of tho
purity. II We At1 TO bel3oyo tho almost unani-
inaus declaration Ut tho Southern leaders md
OF tho Buutlerl press, MF. Tlltlene nOlulnat!on
would lefunt Democratic Electors III several ut
tho Southern Sintes. The dnng9r - TINT We
ahnll eeo Mt tho Cincinnati Convention
IT tho Northuast and Northwest. wheru neMo-
crnts hare no chance Ut prclcrn.unt iIgnlnst tho
hopeless radical 1nuorlties which snow thcu
Under ut hume, md who aro only TOO glad to
haye THUR expenses Mt tho Convention pu!d,
acting with tho lna1hin8 which bus driven ah,0U
voters uMuy from tho purity ticket III Now York.
rpppullng tho two thirds rule and fO!sting upon
tho party candidate who carnDt ly nny posi-
blllty b6 elGcted, nos even nRutnss Grant.
, 1880-03-22

EpttIal DApatth to Tst Chicago Tribune.
WAaI1IN0TDN, D. G.. March .l.-The latest
phase OF the Spanish Claims Commission cas0 Is
tho flin9 by tho arbitrator for SPUN, harquts do
Potostad Fornarl, yostortiay, Of Il long opInlon
r Ito uttnE his former position, and adhering to
h4a aurmor decision not to c0uscnt to refcr any
moro cases to an umpire, wherein tho question
Of American citizenship OF clnilnunts Ia IT.
volyed. What Mr. Eyartswll now do remains
to bo seen. Ito has alrcady bud u yosumlaous
correspondence OH tho subject with tho Spanish
Minister, whose appolntce tho Spanish arbitrator
u. Everything TINT diplomacy could do has
been exhausted III the attumpt to por-
auade Tho spanlsh member Of tho
Cnn.inlssloa to catng out tho ,prnv1stons
Ut tho treaty, but to 10 purpose. For Ovpr y
your tho proceedings ot the Commission h1ye
been brought to u stAndstlll. No buslIiOss t.sa
bt,Un transacted, and aal owing to the extrt0rt-
nary attitude Of Marquis do l'otcstna Fornnri.
Tho treaty CroMtinK thp Commission, conulAdel
ut Madrid, Fob. II, t6!!. stlptaatta thAt tho
umpire shall Aeello na! questions upon which
tho arbitFlt1ts ahuil b8 unA1le to uKrte." Thu
custom Of the Commission bus heretofore been
for tw0 arbtsltOrs to JUN in aigniuH
document referring to tho umpsFu cslse upon
herenca 10 this simple Iortaallty thlt ha4 eIl-
abled tho Spanish arbitrator to block th9huat-
uoSA OF tue tribunal
, 1880-03-22
FRANCE.

ONLOFr GONE HOME.
PARIS Mnrch al.-Frince Orion has loft tho
city, uo departed without paying any official
visit to or 1enviug his card With President Gr1vy
or Premier dc Froycinet, Persons who nre In Il
position to Judge assort that Russia has oagcrly
seized an opportunity for showing GOODNESS to
Fn.nco in order to rotrieve tho blundor Of Gorts-
chakoT's famous open advances to her. Matters
were 60 managed TINT tho oxtraditlon Of Hurt
1nann WINS refused. .wheroupon ali offended air
was assumed. Now TINT tho nightmare Of Fran-
co-Iaussinn alliance is hfspoiled, Prince bismarck
cun offer Russia his ha1,t1.
NEWSPAPER CENSORSHIP DISCONTINUED.
LONDON, March e1.-A Paris dspatch says:
After being nino yours In operation, tho ccnsor-
ship on tho Frcnch newspapers sont to Alsacc-
Lorxninc has bepn discontinued.
, 1880-03-22
ITALY.


1f0EON FDEH1N0 In f1fOkENtIHs
TLoltENOE, March GA grand international
pigeon ehooting match was hold hpro today,
and divided tho interest OF tho nuIuer-
ols visitors who now thr0ng tho city,
with tho salo OF Prince PAul Domtdoff &
San Donate collection. 1t wns won by Mt.
Frederick Satlts, of Rhode Island. Tho winner
Ia member OF the Narragansott Gun Club, and
llst September won u mRtch at Newport
for tho subscription cup killing ten birds With.
nut Miss Il font ctlnRlcd by none OF bis CON.
l,etltora. Later In tho month ho contested for
tlutter cup, and tied with four others. IN shoot
lug oil he Wlla not 30 fortunate. tho prtz0 being
tnkGn by N0W-YOrkpr. Btlll later h0 won
Colts gun Ut u sweepstakes.
, 1880-03-22

auEcrnrs firm glnrtng nxtortton imposed IN
t,o interest of few r,annfact!lrers. ,. .n
Petitions hnvts 1lecn kc1it to Congress from n!l
rlrts of tho Unpn 70 remnvo tho duties on artt'
tl'n which enter Into the Manufacture Of pa.
se ISc rsry Tese xes are e 9ccs be,s
eolcly fur tho profit If sumo, nfty n,anufactur.
ers. Tnoy fa!! on every rcaticr n 'oTs:Phpcr: sp Il
any nthGr publication. in tho sh0Et space 0t
fhir mnnths the prtce nf r.psr hns risen frnm
r1 @ ss's @ poMcr s' q t oombnn
.1'h+ t.,|cut ts row beforc tho Committee Of
fr mns' II IT, lalef a;,a M4 Nfhn Nef a 1S' IT, % .:e
appeared there ns thg nhvocatcs Of thor owtt
,t'shta ,h ney sf III li nf%ons
NJ tnrtnsmrs hf the lsutsct hut Insisted s,pOn M
pleading their own ea.1:o With ar'santaRcs which
ro1a tses aeoers ene arc inaiy ID ac to employ
COUNSEL. II counsel he needed 70 instruct t!ic
cnmn!ttco In 20 rlcnr a cntc: They Preferred 70
Clam which that ssIf. chosen function attraets;
LINK Presidents and stockh0ldcrs If .,A'1ks h'ld
other ct.rpratons havg hitherto. ~ 'ilsteRafa ot
measures for ther own benefit. when under my
proper construction nf tho rulcs they wero OK.
,;, JS;ilers9n's Maa'ial. Citing from tho british
"whcrt tho private interests Of n member arc
concerned III bill Gr question he Is to Wthlarnw.
And where stsrl nm Interest hns appeared. his
voice bus bccn dIsuElowed, oven after dlslti4t'.
m }a @nX 70 nrinetps q T he
xocltl compact which denies to my man to b II
tudgH IN fls own eMttse, 1t s TO tho homer OF tho
IIuiee TINT this rule Of ..nmemOrfnl observance
should be strictly adhered TO-"
1'his rule was trau1rled under foot with a
Ehntneiess disrcunrd nj prupr!cty IN tho sGllate
tho st1ltutc- bboks with lnws creating mnnnf'nlcs
for intcrcatctl members Of their own bodies:
And nnw when It Is proposed to repeal psrt nf
the tscrcdlt Ut Congress mud to tho Injury Of tho
rorenue anI tho freedom of commercial inter
House. who nro pron;nhle participants In n mo-
nopoIy. thrust themselves fnrwnr.l to prevent
| nny chHnxe tn the laws by which their pcrsopn!
tho whoo community. This spectacle Is ccrta!n-
y tnorifying, md Il s'o Hcpea!lAf lIt! gets bc.
| resolution ought to rise nnd object to tho votes
| Of Nuruer Miller and William a. Russell.
, 1880-03-22
AT WASHINGTON, j. G.

6VttEN DVputtH 10 TIT C'1It19o 1770RHe3
WASHINGTON, D. C., Mnrctl .l.-Abttit ton
minutes past this evening smoke WIS soon is
suing from tho chEtnnuys md vcntiiators, and
from undcr tho ouvcs Of the City-finll. An
aIar1n WIS turned In, md subsequently Ren-
cral ninrm wns sounded, bringing tho wholo Flro
Department to tho spot The tlrn was faund To
have originated In tino bchiud tho Judges
tlcsk In tho Circuit Court ron.n. md WIS speed.
very mulch ns Tho 1atent-t,iIlcU wns before tho
ttro OF four. yenrs ago: that IT,, with largo
nnlount Of tiin!,er III tho roof. TIM spRco just
beneNth the roof WIS utilized ns Il Hturc- r,nrn
for records nf Brunt ynne. These wero nil re-
moved In safety, III weru nlan e01no ,ynluaoln
paintings from tho cOurt-rpunss. The p!AsttrtnY
TINT it fell, but beyond this little dnnlaYo was
done. Tho bnftiig Occupies one OF tllo most
imposing front, hut. althuKh hi Mnctcnt strtlct-
urc, It has never becn cnInnetetf accortlinT to
It's oriKinnl pinu, anl prt,bubly never vii! bo.
, 1880-03-22
OBITUARY..

GEORGE HILL.
Spttfai D5spaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
Iowa CRY, H., Narch 2l.-At a late hour Inst
night George HILL. stonccuttcr Of this city. fch
tlend In Moons drugstore. Some nino months
neu be received nn injury by 4 Tombstone fall
lng ngntnst hta head, from the cffaet of which
ho has suffered since. and for two months pnst
,o tai suffered pain in tho region OF tho hctrt,
causing difficulty In breathing: He was suffer-
Dr. MtxIn al tho drugstore, ail, after walking
buck an.1 forth for sutno minutes, tho Doctor
nsket him to sit down by him TINT ho might
approachetl, te fell lcngthwiso on tho floor 1Ifc-
less. a post -1norscln examination to-day by
Drs. 4. c. and u. II. Moon and Dr. Mucllcr, tho
pufalynlS Of tho heart,
, 1880-03-22
ATGuANISTAN.
turt.t,rNn M MnG1rY

LONDON, March .l.-A dispatch from Cabnl
says: Tho communication delivered By tho
Irltish Envoy to tho nnttye ChIofs ut 0huzncc
llas been happily responded to. Gen. Roberts
has rccovct.a n letter ,wrltton ostcnslbly BY tho
hoy Prince, h1oosa Khnn, and signed by
,nl tho Chiefs Mt Ghuznee. intimating that,
being assured Of the friendly intentions to-
ward them, they are ready to submit, come
in body to Madam, twenty-five miles from
Cnbul, md those ncgotinte. Various 1ocal Chiefs
Of L.oXhan md Kohistan have been invited By
them to present themselves also for tho samo
ubjcct. It L. probable TINT Abdul Rahman Khan
will como Within tho sphere Of tho expected no.
gotinuous.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH PERSIA.
A dispatch from Candnhar says: Ayoob Khan
has undoubtedly commenced to negotiate with
Persia. An Envoy from tho shah has reached
uerat with an escort Of 800 cavalry,
, 1880-03-22

A LEGAL QUESTION.

Hpfkta5 U0pdEeH 70 I'M GhEedf0 1fEuRHRs
LAFAYETTE, Ind, lfnrch M.-Judge Vinton, to
whom HhcrlH Taylor submitted tho question,
this morning decided that 1t wsa not lawful for
an officer to mako y separate charge for mll0ago
In serving process wheFe moro thun one porson
lIvca In tho same nel2hborhood. It bus boon tho
custom In this State gonerally. nhcro dozen
persons wcre subpmnacd from tho same placo, to
charge a separate mtIeage-foe for each Witness
summoned, this being In accoFtAneo With the
lcgal Adyloo received ~ tho bher!1s at l4to
n.uetluG at indianapolis. II tho JVdg0's rullnKs
nro confirmed, 1t Will materially roduc0 tho
cmolumenta Of SheHHs gclcFhlly.
, 1880-03-22

AuA1xsr r111lm 1Ei,H. NIT viii. NOT holt II
GRANT IL NOMINATED
tsu'... Dtl.rni. r-.utyJtrnn. rir,n1 ~, n farm
Aoaor netaea1e ~ I"''. nn,o. s ~ ~ .,',,..
Or regular connection With II, therefore, Jour
favor Of tho 10Th inst. came to hand yoster11ay,
49,, 49, sn,n. co,,an avenues thc tte1nvtry NJ nv
aaa aa,sar ste ''''4'' ~"37' ~>oA'>' 's'
Your iottcr begins with rho rcmark that am
"pcras,tcntly 1nisrcprtscnod by the English
ncul'ao ptsc. W.. ~. .."', o.. ~. ~, ns'
been Us custom from 1ae oesinhlns oi NY po-
marty. nnt lot fne a,,d tt,at tho Gor1nan Dcno.
cr.tic norcrs trnmnct, #, trounn, in tho truck of
tl,ntr be,pocrasia Urchrcn Tit ii thu last iIfty
n9ii.s snot,... ~ ths nj ar Mnrfss.
30 pG1tGtG pttt ,,s1area tbat IN ,crstst"ni
u anecs ar.eKot 1S sT rs Sn aSn
Us hne sntfpK ,o1' ~ wS" ~. ,'c"r sir az
bnd -co1 ~ my ~ or sTtscirs In thn fIer
man p5ses YOU wniaa ot .oe na'o O. 'no st sIEn,es
dSep1 ehe present aeas, otsivass: m '''' '"' 44
Y9u were pertset1y rEh. slr n statnF u thHt
w ttsst oholco ior FL; TfeHmena Woh!a t 70 - ".
Mash1,nrne ~, % nna T ns s su 3 mnS s. ~ nolstSi y 9
bt tho cosdsraon tha IN thc
'nx ssa CO. a w. Il to IT,
pub'!e We must hIinE forth thS stEonRest M r. n,a!',
T. O. tho @ wno c9ata a'c rtH y, W aapnta aS
son ~ ~ e n1 os. ny vi a y svo ~ tso
haye u9t to oan1 that M was1fno
cod get oyen thS .o ytSs Or ~ saen ~ "
eseSs eeospcros ss centie VIZ asos q
ne present ,sas Wataro n II anrin irtS
FLY RSnep ra,InaS ond N ~,iIc n"c!,
d9veloltaeht Wn!ca os.sK. us ~ ia1n ao i IT'LL H.
fa " ~ ~ H., ttsiaatali.s n ~ ,i ~ INV NV
tor"x ~ "o'' P't"''>.''' '"'o''''3' ~'o ''''
&When looK Daek On tae i iast scsso aI ~
sesa1 OF IT, a. IT, ynss aa o
, 1880-03-22
JESSIE AND BEN,
MISS nAyMoND's; STATEMENT.

Special Dtspdteh 10 17x Chicago TFtbuns.
WAsnnNoToN, b. c., HIarrh @i.-Mtss Jessie
raymond who so closely follows Senator lien
Hill, Of Georgia, hns ngaln frccd her mimi. 1na
tnlk with ii reporter, sho gives hcrvorson Of hcr
lntcst attempt to sec that Bcnntor:
"What has been published has made nc 30
ashumcd that have harily left my room.
norer hayo gone to tho tal}le in the dining room.
am In carncss, and will do something now. |
aIn tired OF this treatment Whom went to tho
Capitol, two or three policemen came and stood
something or other. eau never sec tho senator
Mt tho Capitol. They watch for me, 60
thAt ho would knoY 1t Immediately
II I won't there. I told them WIS going to his
hou8o Frtlay aftcruoun. and tho word renched
tho Eennt0rss h0uso befOeo did, for when rot
ttore there weru two policemen In front Of tho
hoss t They di H. not ,,a: ,sto o ana walkGd a up
young inatt onuie to tho dior, mud. when he saw
who WINS thorc, lncked u n, I ct,uld not get In.
Ths policemen Ill Ut % f., hln s onc 81 1t them
tgr 70 nwny. told him TINT tho Senator did not
IhrG TO hAvc ZIG hrroated.
THE FOLLOWING GARD,
which relates to this scandul. Inns been furnished
fur publication:
HAsllIN0TOh, u. c., Mnrch a.-The statement
having hcc1l pcrststontly reiterated in various
newspapers recently tint Jessie i. Raymond
WIS. I'Ittl money ana promised money for sign
charges sho had nude ng!nst him. and that It
WIS to demand this pronllscd nloIaey TINT she
visited eenntor Hills residence OH Friday last,
we stAts that wa called on hor ~ rcspunse to her
card In hor own tlnlld. She Ind no money given
or promised her on accollnt Of It. ANY sthtc-
nletlt to tho contrary, fr''n whatever sunrco. Is
SAN W. sMAL1,
JAME3 UANKH.
, 1880-03-22
KEAIlNEY KICKS.

Tho Bnlld-Lot Leader Indulges In =
.rirado Against tho OQlcln1s-Ikesolus
+: tlona uenoAnclnE tho Police Judge. =
HAN FltANCiC0, Cal,, March e1-At tho eand-
Lot to-day kcarney backsl!d from bis couver-
sion Of lust Sunday and launched out IN dsuun-
clation aglul,. attacking tho Polioe Judge, Pros
eeuttng Attorney, and q number OF prominent
cltlzells. IIu WIS, howovor, careful not to oyer~
stop tho bounds md Indulge Ia langua8e that
culld 10 construed as inceniiary.
Tho l3oAru Of Ward pFU*llenta OF tho Work.
tnx1ael,'s party at meeting to-duy passed rtso-
luuons delounclng tho sUnteBces ot koarney
Mn4 dannon W outrageous, and ehasEtnx tlia
looo Judg0 with permitting htluse1f to be
usod BY thu euemios 6f worklngmen.
, 1880-03-22
CRIMINAL NEWS.


SHOT Ills IIROTIIEK.
COLUMBUS, O., March :l,-Tho State Journals
Lanouster U.) special Tonight says: Peter
Stout, OF Stoutsyllle, Fairfield County, i1ado II
desperate attompt to kill hts brother Thomas
lust night. Potter Ind nn old grudflo ngafnst Ills
brothora, Who nro well-to-do sartncrs, and ut
tempted to kill his ,hrothor Simon u seMr ago.
Last night Potter wont to his br1tIior ThenlMH'
b0wie-knife. His brother slw him coming,
closed tho door, and held it. Petor tired q heavy
alug, which tore thrnush tue d,nr @ and through
will do. puter Ii In JUL.
, 1880-03-22
Anti-Ti1den Men Striving to Pre-
vent tho Repeal Of the
Two-Thirtis Iialle.
Gen. Hancock's Friends in Washing.
ton Assiduously Working Up
His Interests.
Rhode Islanders say that Their Dc1cga-
tlon Will Come to Chicago I'm.
instructed.
Ool. Fred Heoker Against a Third Term,
but Will Support Grant If
Nominated.


14N
BOB COtHECTg THAT INTERVIEW.
6psetdf Dtspatth 10 1he Chtedso 7Hburt.
WASHINGTON, i. C., hfarch .t.-Coa. bob 1nEcr-
soil, Returning to au alleged Interview with him,
published In tho West. in which he ls reported to
havu said no now fayUrs Grant, says:
"The nrticle Is not entirely correct. wns
asked how thought Illinois would 70. md rp-
piled that thought for Grant; did mot sny
that would bo for Dlatne II It would do any
good. did not say TINT this was goinx to bo
u AolslIor ycar. and TINT 'Grant tl!cd tho popi-
lar eye Ii! TINT ch1ractcr Illinois u Grants
home. md have tnken Il for Kranted that he
without being nominated, but cortAinly he Will
not be noIninntet without illinois,.
"That viii slcpond on wfnt Is dono by tho
party a. Chicago. With mo these arc much
Rrnyer questions than tho name Of THO candi-
tatc. INN whiting to SEQ whnt pn.tioH the
party tnkcs. As between Grnnt and t]Entne, my
personal preference hns nawars bcon for ulainc."