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WISCONSIN.
Heavy Republican. HtnJorlty In tho
LrxfslAtllre-sonto OF The Candidates
for Legislative Positions.

IIcavy Republican nfnJarity In tho
Neutrality-suspicious. OF tlo Candidates
for Legislative Positions.
Special Dapatth to 7hs Ehteaao Tribune.
WATElTOwN, Wis, Eov. s:.-In connection
with tho magnificent InnJUrIty Of ~, ,00o for Gar.
field In this State, tho Republicans Gun also ,ny
ctaiin 10 tho lar1est Republican mruortty on
J0nt ballot III tho Legislature ever held ny tho
purity In Wisconsin h{nre its organization, III
tho Hcnato tho ltcpublicn,s number ~, tho
Democrats 0. Tho Assembly 8tunds: ltep,lb.
llcADs u, Democrats =. Republican minority
Oh Joint bulsot lG:,-a6o1t NJ nearly unanimous
As Republicans could wish, Anu most favorable
tu the election OF United States scuntor this
winter to suucuc, tho I1o,l. Angus CAulcrotl.
Tho grout prcponIcranco Ut Republican
strength multipIiUs tho number OF candidates
fur Legislative postious ~ All ularIntng extcut.
ali tho prcssuEo for nlccs ut tho coming
susaoM, It IL expected, will oxcoctl anything boz
r0re seen in this direction. For SPEAKER Ut tho
AAsemhly-a p,sItIon which Ia always nisrnustly
desired. 1t being xtAurallJ drotuud Us n sure
gtcppinx.ssone tn something higher In tho u no
OF HMhltton--th0 tiafHps arc AsisloAnond Ut II. U.
MeFctriayo, ot DodKei Il. sl. hipCnrt!, Of Lln-
ksI!n; \. ", riurce, OF Atlutns; +. n. Lawrence,
nr Etdek, a.,l 1tlors. T1tneHo from Tho in,l!rA-
ttoIs III present. 1t wolIll Hpt1tar w II Fct-
curly i t4e ctlinpAfv,l u hAyo .lo ulnttor fully
atssurtl. ltp certAin1y Ktfcs orltitHco OF Nh
Mll1ildetl popularity, nlwhya representing u dis
tr!ct ~ which hsa purity IL hopulesly In tho
Thu only .nauo prominently uisntioneti thus
far for Cller Clerk Of Tho A4soshbly IL that Ut
JUiNl T.. ElGrotl, Of milwaukee,; anil la IL most
ltkely 10 be tho coming man for tho position.
, 1880-11-23

For several terms pnst hc has filled tho ofIlco to
the satisfaction Of tho Assembly.
CHURCH. Df Fond tlt Lac: Mcngcs. OF Milwhu.
kcr: Ekfhrt. Of Fern'i''; fsny. Hf Jefferson; al
PulcIfrr, nf ShHwNn0, nre candidates for
snrHcnnt mt Arms Of tho Assembly, Ii til1 Chtcf
ttrkship ts cnnrtHltt % El'lrtd, III to!rse this
whnh Gnilar, most sKely. tho shelving Ut
Mcngcs, a. ln,th hail frn Milwaukee.
Hui 1t Is t,scltHs To sHrtnise ut this eHriy dny
whO vii be tho lucky ones. Combinations
nnOnK tho F.vernl nsplrantB nro now bctnR In
Gnh@ted and ttIecGss wllnttrntt thttsc rnndldntus
wlltI make tho hest 1nt'f"s M tho hoard In n
few wrrkH better Judgment can be rendered
~ u, tho tFif,HllH results in whnt nov sGGtrK
EreAt gIltHu Of cEafGs inning a lot OF lhp!rants
for etnOlN1nNnts 9il hDnnrs.
, 1880-11-23
CITY COUNCIL.
The Ashland Avenue Pavement
Ordinance Vetoed.
Reports on the Proposed Repeal Of tho
Western Indiana Ordinance.
Tho Question N1ndo tic Special
Order for Dec. g..

cfstei iof A1cI' "a
r,. co,,,,o no,1 , ro,,,,,., ,.,o,,, ,4oo, In,
~ no % a'una' ,,u. num 'egnnr we.k's meet ing
Iast evening. Aayof tl"rrlson III lilo ct'alr as.''
Ornth, I.orcnx, Yul,ng, Mccormick, mt, Hurley,
Mayor, returning without bis npproval tic or,lI.
from Lake street tn Milwaukee avenue. iiis
~. ,", ,.,s',a. ,n,, "'.s ..u s""A
r. .1,", ',.u...ss,, A. -,
Adoption fur sucj. structs. ''''' ''''' 'N' ~
THO ort,l,tancn was reconsi1crol, md failed to
iass oyor tho veto.
n1,, n, .c, n,,,nt,,n :, IT,. ~ . ,n,, ,,-,r r,,,t
far saSnIi crs i,'u va fr y ~, hs wnn. R,Hv
WILL s - q .t,s Ivy ,,,ia, r"r ny ,,at, nm'
THte t,'., for ,lo sc. t.: md ior tho
,t,t,., ,ne @ as must ~ ny M w. ,.i
Atd' Lawler repns t., lnsn rcc1,yni ,nUro iyvTs
than ay iIors II W. sssSitss ;.r a,.ncnston of thu
rnsa itr,,cet ,,I a. nrlsr amending that =, re-
~" nitnnia ri p ~, % Ky ,,stts ~ ss .i ut ~
~. MthaS VIZ GtMIW2 ua ~ !its r.. ~ Nv
~, ~ rMt.eo" u 'he F''aaco eonaaleo 1or e@
AiH ijIIrcth ,ro,,a nd a s,,hutt,utc ,hot +,,n
wnolY q, or,tsr y rrselS.: .,,, o..,n,. ,.o,
IA. ~ G,er1oa i saia tiofo! Wns notn,hg WsomH
liz ~ ,ovc @ Il at In :, ssti,,,n % Ia @ ~, to IN
The ,no,tor .vou ooroc, to,zxoos n novs n M
roIlnwa. lv ,,o"oh "as aefoeu '''se"s w. "s7 " h'
'"t.ows' e"sr,,n ,,a,,ora f,I,r,, u.,r,,. f,,u,,s
WntEins i;niIsrtnn1 it,ntnr s.nvth. ste eS,irmcy.
swift, Everett. Meycr tj;tftrciitIj, Meier tHix-
tGcnth, iHItlDf. md Murphy, -
Ndut-Wiekrrahnnt, MuAulry. Burke, ftinr.
lnn. tlildrnth, Lnwtcr Purcell! Schroeder, 1Iond,
nvairSn7ox na,1au,An.
TIE or'inmnss IF 'no t,,1iet11, & Quincy
y 'n y ~ t y y G t n, II afs
streets enmo up as nEcGil peel order. Il h..l cgr
t e 81 ,9g m .r .n III
foisi;is S Why ~ ~ \ s'iSstItats for sss. 5: '.0
a. IT., n' ,H, ~ @ tnn fhni ihS
ETH sr " I Sv 1mu aha Y to III ,1 aty ;T ar
ChscnEo tho cx!Mnss% % Of %gnratrnsttnK: crrs;sng.
intlntaining ~! KGepiLg VI reia.sr ttutlts ~.
streets erossed by ~ trucks With Ironcr mp.
nraenGs .h9feta, 1 Us 1, ,me wy onihG'' lily
ifn tine I'm. , 70 a'inG fenn,fe; ,, EfoS; h"%, w.
coiniat,y WltItalt, crossing tho track or TRUCKS
tic si iii Ghisvo, SHu i"rinx%on % %incy Il it"s
GEhnni s, gy % m ogS r. n sn
the cxpenss ot er,stnK sot,str1'etE r .na!,,5ain.
iR ana keelnns II feine!r slieh SsnueI ailA ~
lroacl!es. ana 10 p.y its ,,I Ia,r rfnporunill
such othor Stnp1'ly Or cot,lpaI,lgs, a'ld
anGn an ntHer IT, III, "}t, Gl"ty w, r,t,r "
sna p1 5I tc sl" In'Gso =, aaa
expetsc. I1 ss tno %em te prarom d said i oc is
eninl,a.y or G3a.,tos ss4!l h9 tt,crwssS |r0
1tallrn1u Cotnrany RiaaIi hny WiiMt won!a 10 ~
1a,r prulNrt!on ol sni expense J., cnse htcn II
2er IT, enMy or Or e"rs ent snint ~ 5"n Miia
AID. W!ckersIlaln an,l Ura,'nis submitted
s!iy T. lo @ matter o. preserving the grade Ut thu
streets ht the viItl,lcts; etc.. .,.,,
All. Guiies1nt mMGH .iIat tho oro"hcu I'LL"
AIi' I"winr ~ ,ly,,rH ttmt Immediate aetton WINS
, 1880-11-23
IN ,self forfeiture by express provision OF tho

lHD HHlt!t NHtNt. lllg LIllGllNu d WESTERN lIl+
'lfnnn lta!rM'sl coin1'nny ms ons'rt.,rh t1ncks
'Iert',s the 4trecta firm. Twelfth to YIN, Iurnn
street, anil ~ M nitetlpt waa ,,,nn ,y the tom.
by '.lo Superintendent Of Streets Of Tho city. tho
@ 'ss1+ y tnps ii IL ,Sot r'S% %Y M :. r. h%ss ',s.
Whatever hnve hcen cnnstr',ut4i tty tho Tom.
tmny III Or ner,ss tito f,tnck pf lind intervening
vi TINT tho truck ncrt,.a tho Fsrrnss mentioned
"" 9 ""y 'n; . " "n,tf IF w;,Sy X .9 S%
on sepi ii, txHi. vns esiticntiy witb the intcn.
sicr @ tho III or;iinsi,ce II r:sln It cuariy couIl
not ,nve that effect unless tho ordinance cAn l,n
construed tss xrnnt't,v slct!Ise 10 lay trucks
tsecietf with any tfher trucks, which chtIstr,ir-
Yep T.: r. ny pp9 a. ~, ni,s!,n: Try Cty C9"neil
~, ~ cpss H. " Tairoa no eny y Ser. @ .,rat
trncks nycr th9 public streets. except in con.
neeuon With md ns II part Of II cunlilittOtia lIhu
im tsstr,tcd IN Rra.,siiiE Il icciisc T. coi,s.rut
trucks nGrnss tho streets Within Tho time limited,
wlIen Il shontl t'ccon'o necessary 10 to 10, III
iraeks on Az streets ,eeIoetcd BY tho
;G;Dsmt'ni,y Within siIo lesiyna,sd limits.
public IL, constructed across the streets lnnK
lNtntc tue construction, OF even tho W,esf.,llIty
c0l1i,l u,lIy bc iist.ll.
Whether tho bill for m ordnance Will II
1n,Es,tl. infect III my degree tho right nf tho
it,IIrt,itf Company tn ti.aintMlr mil ulltrItu
trucks which gHru constructed and ot,Ir1ltc,l
wit Hill tho tint. limited by tho ordinance. or
whether tho failure, IL aiiy, 10 construct and
operate Et,tnc y, Tho Trucks nlnntiDnel In tho
urlina,,ct. within Tho tiuio ,'mteI can of Itself,
nnI without u j,uctai determination 1T fnr-
tritrt.. affect Hllch right, Hre questions which
Luru 1t it1nIlucGssllry 10 discuss.
The bin. Ir iHl44tsl, Will 10 4 fOrtna! lccInr,t.
thu by ilib Cn,l1eIl that tho Ilcense granted, 10
tho Chlcngt, & Western intiInnu tsnIlroal Com
1niIy by thu ordinance of Sept IT, ts.p, haB rx-
}'rri ~ limitation, and Will p evlslcnca to re-
, nh wy nrt$suniiton u Mc.lu!ssG.llsn n ntay
as ~ .hG EaIny NY wMrIIisn .y ny tIls ofs'
en ,T'I,, ~, "' ~, 9ne Mr'sn rum s"eco or thae
VII ~ ssMaa t. o. .hG ~ Tun a M nnt pc 9 ~ cn
!, n'fI w. Will wv! tas pat.vssMn ta9 uIaTiss Hur Wtiia
= t,,n j., a''s "aS 'onApson'so aut ely. Ntspee]-
Au1!t csils TmASEis nnhMs.
e"rFt'MIoh Iouhse''
MINORITY ItEiDT.
AID, SMytb, from tho Judiciary Committee
Submitted minority report on tho enmp sub.
jrct, IA follows:
:" il nnDpNrs thnt on tho itth day Of ScDtc,u-
her is;; tIju Council iIassc MI urtinN1cr rr11t-
inv 10 Tic guI CDn,aiy Western lf,lilnil,II tho
cIvbt 70 Inv down !; rnilrUn buyt1,v It's northern
tcrillhl,s ilt VIM jilirrIt street, nd re1iltyfux
fhnt thf trnrk shu;,Id In inlIi within t,lif vnr
from tEut tlnte.
i, ia ,rj Lnn,v,, that II, tho sunnth t,f nttI
, 1880-11-23
r,r, ofLoring Il Pope's Public
f' Produce Exchange.
=, :, Caused by lhe Continued Boom In specu'
IL" Iatiyo Goods.
~, liabilities Estimatcl Mt 800, 600
i'' to 5000, 900.
..,.,. Figured at from 100000 to
ns's @4o,uoo.

st,s tr1f,f fHr1hnT Fffn6fH fT{1tftl
eIty. annot'nets! INNS ~ .aa..,,. ,r,i ,.,nt,i,-
hotnxdc, and thofo hhs weeplAa a'u .u1, "u',M ~
~ vi 9nasblng vi tcGta nmonR Inc etomu "
Aa .nta" wheat -gArl,!ers In tho room.
"ptnn5' 'aa.o ,.o.s n,t, th,s rstnllfshmcnt wns
ttous tntcc su"o '.so.,,ri.o i,v ttoeu-a Inv.
.ttrtcl as prlFR1o v'''et 49,, ,.a,.. T.,
.socc & Martin, now In tto "quor pusnlese III
!os w. a,rcct, as hnlt, advertised tho
Haas'" a,tou,lyciy, md ran II for sosno
place 'a.,I,inr fair profit on tho!r
months, tIs ,mr"st1nrnt wishing to turn
cdsInsi ,,on,ten ,nten'' to othor matters, they
.ssn aid out to Mr.. ID. y. 1nrtnH. who, IN
'asn ..ny with ". u. ClRpp md scvcra! othor
COMPANY ,a',o,, si Inrorporntcd tho Institution with
rrna1 Of $l000n Under tno senI 1,,nl mnt. III:
f1app subsequently sohl o1t IT. 1nteFGSt Y az
oIE Ts9 ,ho + 'H annKor tSsS' and reasror of t6o
r1ppany. TIC stoMsKas M nH nnG Hvi,it.1, ~ ~
G. r9pc Es ny Sorar IT, sa 1IaI III mIn nia, tbo
fampany 1 nv Wprcrarc.l m e'anor,te prospcetts. md
catered copies q It 6roaacnass tmrognnnE ~, W.
increased Iargcly. Il was i9uftt NECESSARY 70
a agents to 19K mlfes ST. nGr 2t tses hn g r.
xh over f0rty Danks p,itsto % o. lineage. IN m,
When Md MnS nac ~ E,pM snct,snrs S xt'i, ycrt'
ta ;en afef1eath thai Il aynett M wo wa
Nstoppei, thoro Mns ~ .'1cd 1E5onso oxe!tonieht,
md those wtn nnn ., ~ III vH ~
them nAhctl ~ tiI n., ...tt1 rt's .H .UtS
,oisan, wss not Forthcoming: Etyo M q plnker.
nd tncy kept solid front In close Eroxinlty 70
isssHg9 iissspsa!fg.9hera siaecy ontcrel re ExohanEo,
armed With writ OF aftaehment lroln tho ".
reot Court T. ~ fayor 2, Jo 1dd EaGn'hF, e netsoss
Vs,y W soai after Tho seznro was Nude TAIll-
ri III reporter succeeded n forcing bis Way
sdsefs, % md Deputy sherifs 70 tho inner ol'ico.
vaerc Mr. l.nring. tno frcs'aent, was loullu
ACE o mai who hnd lost his NIL: Init, Oh tho
to1trary, was as ehecFy md goodtnatured as
ever, a. ,-u,
sl1ow l[d " como ABOUT, DIE Lof1nRf asked
thc reporter ,.,,
"Wcl. lust tnlto n scat nnu III Try nnd tell
Is ~ ulalr as i cin. Wo i,nvo struggled along
asa|ust these people md Il desperate inurkot for
ee1cM! months. Lust WICK
VIZ l.,1p OUT $4,000,
saicn etase 1 ,, ~ ,,r.,a ~ tuf ~ , t
tss,,,sr sass nm "aymnts S, been about xlWS nor
vesk. nusmE ~ ts .o w HrG , 1osn
2. eouie. o,r ,,nntn e'"'''o" oo"' us
a%ha' .se your loss;es IT; Lornsr,o oda mn ANIL
m, iIsti;ifcs ] III, a.n",nt n net,ynn ss,s ~,
sna sad taSoO.s !:S,i " "''''s'' y
,,t, nfou @ caIt say' fhon, exactly What your lla-
E'Gnes Htc! H.. A., .,.. ,,.
NJ atn ~, M ~ o III. niS t.n uur n',,ts
Az 1t in5v s crnt onts u, mn, isic ~
w. III 4o,{ o, y Viii tnen H. an mn ~ Mt
ont ont Shat thc de1nsIts in ttaso banks atnou,It
10"
, 1880-11-23

rbs Tets ts,sl slpnrSp,tat'1n ~; s*s
4 @ She %s for ns' seaty sen waI pSrposes
anH s9s include soo for
tho cot,struotion Of now County Poor. House,
eso aaSa.ea spfX s s sfs sst 'S nnShaSbs as
70 this report thoro was appended q resolution
ilulreneiits Of tho estimated expenditures. Ao-
GorstltT to tho report tho vultle 0f property In
oafd o az " s o
raIlresl Rronerty, x5.SE;;;a: tStai. *iiv.lElSli:
er purinKttn wanted to know why incrcuso nror
tho eatinlatos Ut last ,ycar Ind heen n,n'io In
p!si e .5s exient of : @ II iaS tho foraSr una md
$l0Do In tho lAttcr.
rs Ha ss"S 1 M sss"e so sna whs 4 wfs
iu,lses q Goth insiitutisas .I sopo beyyomsi ill.,
tho thurcas0 recommended. -
After some nnImportant discussion, tho report
w4s M Ma'lopte.l, Commissioner Wheeler only giving
Tho Committee on p.ib!lo Service, to whom
was referred 4 resolution iH regard to II revision
rsSsSs - Asfssx + sS SoG.s', oss 4 sSo
lii ii .no couty Il Stot III |A' 'a'
a sE oSsk ffi y ,o s r f. Il 1 sarss
given M additional deputy, mil tho pay Ut his
eorks wv s!Haty Adytpye Tho cnMty I. phy
|$!!s;s @ sss SS$ e: 1 7 Ss s fs'Ss r.
ensinesr "t liz lew Eo,rt. House, NV o.eo
was Axea at $9.HO 4 year.. 4 reduction was
psss4 s u as es S s ssf os Ss'ss e t
SssTss u e pay o. ether eeks Y 'Ss1 NJ 1efs;
III piastUr ut trAct incgy una tWt, ARslat tntitAf-
, 1880-11-23

-e--->~r%-~---C- C-~--~-----~--.~--
11u!t SALE--s!tAcHE FARM. MILE FlttiM
Delhsnn. y Wn!wnr.h County, Wix. .rharo aro
,," ,hs +, Ena 9.Es ono t + r,mt nrsx ba.e
r,n'1.i s. tn. 1sclnrh.. wells. wlndMiil. nsi!ng
INST and k,afdi snsuc r,ud timber. Ana as eots innd
4. theIn i n Wisconsin,: FL t.r ttree. II Y.in wAnt
NJ "flice.. Terms easy. I. Il, B0fD, Noom j. til
1toR shtE-t1H To IENaE-A FARM DNDFIt
l. cnlt1xhtlsIns 1,U trrnkttrII, In saiJo
!nnnty ~: Ad,lsees IUiIS HAl.NAH, III Stnth-nv..
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Ton PRINTING q. az AEL M
- scriptions. executed With nsatnesa -
despatch ~ III 01NzxunL o0aes
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-02
NOTICE.

THE law PARTNERSHIP OF HILLHoUsK
| COLE is diss lived by mutual consent
The undersigned will each attend to the an1n-
ished busines Of the firm.
A. NJ. HII.LHoUsE.
F.w, COLE.
Eureka. April So 1880. myl u
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BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. =. X. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
lvl month, At Z; so O'Clock p. H., ct it, CAstle
Hall. In Odd Fellows' building
All Brother Knights, In good standing, are
frstsrnAlly invited to attend such meettngs.
@. L. BROY, O. o
II. B. MoKxE, K. Of r. and 8.
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THE REGULAR MEETINGS or THE
i American Labor Union will be held st
Armory Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring Information
applying TO the Secretary, Il Armory Hall. Be.
tween the hours Of and O'Clock ~. daily
A. @. BISHOP. Precedent.
A. N. CAMpBxLL, Secretary. aplf.H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-02

II you have nne OF complicated watch or
clock. music box, an automston singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece Of
mechanism needing repairs, 60 to
EDW. WILHELN
Chronometer. watch and clockmaker.
Jewel'y neatly repaired.
All work warranted 70 give perfect satisfac.
ton or positively no charge. "a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-02
LoDoE. NO. Is. r. q A. N.

TIME STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU-
L reka Lodge. No. le, r. A. NJ. will be
held in Odd Fellews' Hall the fourth Monday
OF each and every meath.
Members Of sistsr lodges. and sojournine
brethren In good standing. are cordially tnvtt-
ed TO attend. r. SADLER. W. n.
W. p. srEIoHELMAH. Secretary.
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Contract to Let!

nN THE CALIFORNIA NINE. TO SINK A
" 50-foot shaft-h>low the l40-foot level
Bids will be opened June 6th. 1880.
JOSEPH MENDxa.
Eureka. Nay %. 1850. ny2s ID
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SOCIETIES.
BULLION ENCAMPmENr NO. 10.

1. q. .. Fee
HOLDS REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
III First and Third MONDAYS Of each
msnth, At IN O'Clock. P. NJ, In the Foley
Richards Building.
Sojourning Pstriarchs are invited 10 attend.
CYRUS b. BIDwRLL. O. p.
PETER ANDERSON. Scribe. mrl0-tf
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Pocket-Book Lost.

r HAVE LOST MY P0cKETBooK. CON
| tanning letters. papers and pictures. b.
tween Triffin's ranch and Enreka. The tinde,
will confer favor on me BY leaving the sam
at the SrNTrNRL otace, or at Joe Mendess saloon.
DUTRA g EROME.
Eureka. May a5. 1880. myz6tf
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Rooms to Rent.

EyouR ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
I or sleeping apartments. now occupied BY
DR.. De La Matyr, over the Restaursnt: are for
rent BY CHARLES q. FlShE.
Eureka. April "A. 1850. s2S II +
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ATTENTION. EVERYBODY
Hsving purchased the entire interest Of
w. HI. Ciark's Mercantile Business,
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
AZ Prices as Low ~ the Lowest.
BY prompt attention to business accommo-
dating clerks, good goods. low prices,
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me, and He Satisfied.
r. W. CLUTE.
Eureka, September 1, 1879. q
CELEBRATED " EBEk PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.
sRATED " EBER PA
AND
Estey Organs.

Sherman, Hyde d Co., San Frsncisco. Pscias
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are CON.
stdered the best and most durable.
One only buys Piano in life time. therefore
get the best. the best IL the cheapest, ii.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Piumhoff. Local Agent Eurska.
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MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. u. Il. o. o. r.,
MEET EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING AT
Nl Odd Fellows Hall. ct 7lS0 o'clock. All
members OF the order, in good standing. are In
vtted TO attend. r. DOAKs N. q.
Jas. W. SIXTH, r. 8.
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DOWN WITH MONOPOLY.
STILL LIVE.
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MEETS ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
lvl Mondays OF each month, at 80 O'Clock
p. NJ. In the odd Fellows' Hall building. All
members OF the Order In good standtng are in
vtted to attend b O. LEVY, w. @. r.
Jas. W. SMITH. r. q.
Eureka, May IL. 1890. myls
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Of the building.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-22
HOUSE.

Mr.. Mcmahon moved that the House
90 into Committee of the Whole on the
special deficiency bill, and pending that
moved that all general debate on the
bill be limited to five minutes.
Mr.. Conger moved to amend by eI'
tending the time to two hours. Defeat
ed. Yeas. l0I; nays, la.
Then the roll was called upon the
motion to limit the time to one hour aud
fifteen minutes, and upon that being
defeated, motion to limit 1t to one
hour and fort minutes was submitted
and rejected. Yeas, 97; nays, 30.
AT this point OF the proceedings Mr.;
Mcmahon stating that the House had
had ample opportunity to express its
opinion in regard to limiting the debate,
demanded the previous question on his
motion to limit the debate to tive min
utes. On the question OF seconding the
demand for the previous question no
quorum voted.
The House then took recess until
7:30 o'clock this evening, the session TO
be for the consideration OF the bill To
establish municipal code Tor the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-22
FOREIGN.
CAN ADA
Great Fire in Hull.

OTTAWA, April 2l.-A great fire is rag
ing in Hull, opposite this city, and
spreading with fearful rapidity. The
whole rear OF the town appears to be
one mass oihames; probably one hun.
dred aud fifty dwellings are destroyed.
The danger now apprehended is from
slight shift OF the wind to the north
ward, which threatens TO bring the fire
down towards the front OF the town and
to the numerous lumber piles along tho
river. The efforts to check the fire SO
far appear to have been quite Intellectual.
The steamer Conqucror and part Oi the
fire brigade were sent over to all the
local fire companies.
OTTAWA, April 2l.-Thc fire in Hull
has apparently burnt itself out. Over
seven hundred houses were consumed,
principally wood, aud occupied by the
poorer classes. The distress will be
very great The loss is estimated at he
tween S5O0. 600 and S600,OO0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-22
THE POLITICAL POT.
HOW lT BOILED YESTERDAY.
Stormy Times in the Virginia and Georgia
ConyentioRs-The Grant Men Vic
torious-Texas and Yer
mont for Hancock.
GEORGIA.
Bitter Feeling and Great Excitement

Bitter feenng ana Sreat 6koiseihshs
ATLANTA, April 2l.--The Republican
State Convention held here to-day was
characterized by bitter feeling and great
excitement. The majority OF the Con-
yention is colored. The Convention was
called to order at 10 o'clock. The con-
test began between the Grant men and
the anti-Grant men, both OF whom en-
deayored to obtain control OF the organl-
cation. Two temporary chairmen were
elected, both taking the platform at
once and demanding silence. The ex-
element is intense, and amid the cries
and wells the Convention assumed the
shape of q mob. At last compromise
Was had on negro named Pledger.
Several addresses were made to the
Convention.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization finally reported Major w. III.
Smith, Blaine man, Tor President.
1he Grant men denounced this as a
trick, and nominated II negro named
Pleasant.
The chairman put the question and
amid great confusion declared Smythe
elected. He took the chair while the
confusion continued, and the Conyen-
ton adjourned till tomorrow morning.
The Grant men are holding caucus
tonight to determine their policy. They
will demand reconsideration OF the
vote on the organization, and ii ii is not
accorded them will cause serious trouble.
A bolt is probable. All the parties are
anxiously consulting tonight about to-
mOrrow's programme.