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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

Lr,rv1lE. Col, Nov. HI" go men were killed
IT,, Fire tbJvsnlite miro to-day. tne acedent was
-,oncI ov foul AR IN the No snait Of the silver
en-. BELONGING to the Chrysohte Company'
Which, caused n, men 70 fall from the bucket.
s,9r1a.r Rliker, OF the Chrysoll'e mlne Is putting
I'D lar,e nov. blower ana l2,l riS pipe
Cat shaft. \ dn,t will be run 70 con,
net VII. tle No. = snait Of the Colorado Cnef
n inc in fr0 day + 10 accidents Occur, IN oTder
T., cfclfr mr. upcast. II i feared that the hre has
cv,.udcd no the CarbonfcIous Slopes, and possibly
IN fr Nv Discovery ground Of the Lutte Pr sburg
T.. n. here is great excitement mere. ne Ledd-
viii Democrat 'hls morning severely cutlcses Man
Nor Rlker, course and ia'mates thar he - 1ctlng
vii. tqc bear, IN NeW-Ycrk. The most Thorough
mining mel here, however, ssy he Is dong all that
., pu>-,ul-. e., -. o.
ne following Ia the statement of the Amie Con
,o-l,Iqtet Mining Company tor the year ending No.
vr, her /: S4-s OF ole, S635OOO; expenses, IN
c'n.ins machinery. S27sOo0i DIVIDENDS
.r!nj 600: cash on hand, S52,OhO aver
90, p7otiis now. mostly from sale OF iron, $4,000
a., r,oulh VIII begin sinking No. shaft the hrst
George Dalv arrived here this morning and has
started work in the Buttenstene mines.
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filming.

CROWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY.
- Mines B.esyIllo Stany 20. y. &.
CAPITAL. so 900 SHARES. 81 EACH.
Ergistar o. stock Union Trust Com pany Of AeWIork
g. ~ FII 4 Prea!rnt T. Il. MCCARTHY, Vlce-Pres
Wa BRAN DRETH Treas. II. HALL, secretary.
H.. a.. uird-s and X Eaues, Supcrntendents-
once oI Company. 50 Roadway, NeNHork.
THE MINING RECORD. f3a Year. No. OIL Broad
WAY, N,w-york. Mos comulcte Mining Paper pub
llrnrd. sample opie- Free. Orders executed for
Mining -iockr other securities both IN Newly ork
~ ALIEN ROBT CAIsOLM Proprietor.
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election Notite.

CotoR.po ClSIRAL CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
"a Plue.st. NLw-IOkk Nov. j, 1880
At THE electi"n of Trustees OF the Colorado
Y centr CouFoqated Mining Company. The following gen
rlemen we're elected rsu Lchien. ten, H. Baltz.T. A.
Krobn VIM H. Guon George W Hall, Of GcJigetOeE tOi.
p Y d'hsleTlaZy Charles +. Tag. 0o1rge IurDDul. H.
NJ Caste ~ Boston lass receiving 22[9O votes u
@"o'''" ROBr RAYAN.
4. DUPRAr
pect - Of Election.
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Jrenn GEfdmers.

NCHOR LINE U. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
n NETWORK AND GLA5vOW
From Pier No. 20. North River. Nt".f YORK - -
o. , q. ". hODu
srchcr;4. EII nov = a. u
49, These steamers DO NOT carry cate, sheep orpg.
Cauus go % $50 Excursion ucEcts At rriucedcAs'~
second Cabin $40 oireraEc -
NEW-YOHk TO LONDON DIRECT:
From Fer No IS. North River. foot Of Chares-sI -
i-3ila... ~. d o. 'vt W =. ~
Cablns $50 So Excursion tickets AZ reduced Isss
Iilsrkei DO carIF Ils-e- geis
HENDERSON BROTH ER- Agents. B0Whng t1ten.
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CnfGcr5.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADVFRIISENENr FOR THE new
tFroWN oTFIc ~ 70 lbs Bro.i,,.y y, corner shu[y
04 East Fonreel,ist c'ra'r t@ya re- T, Ii9 my,
i00I aud 3.ssi rl.ri-v. co., ogoae',re,iana
regular oice rates
a COLLEGE GRADUATE and experien,ed
"A teacher private pupils address TT Or Tribune
4 DOCTOR OF Philosophy Nale) com
y pee1 rit. Grees Latin sciroce. mithe-
ma s. wishes rT Ia PS 'ilo unc Once i'' ''
4 HARVARD GRADUATE. of varied ex
ton Apply y II. II, Boz .. Tribune once
4 LADY expcuruccd ~ teachlns Latin,
a ne ana Eufsa asiaainE t 4seet sySf ana
I igai N ps'f iL pIS ri Lesna6a1t CIV
ALL WANTING HESC TEACHERS. Amer
n lean loel er in' scnc j. OF ale. rs, iSF ty
eiinr " Gu. tni,I'ES seS!e'ar' '''''an
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS,
n AGENCY supplies College. schools and Families win
thoroughly competent Professors rrncoas and Ie1c1s.:
superior Tutors or Govgrncs,s C on % .daLe ~,
square
AUCCESsFUl TEACHER with long ex
~ en-, IN The eircl.on ID boys d.,is+ WE OF t3tTr
fbtrI tcrins VIII be expected Address sCHOLA re.
Tribune Uptown 'aice 3! - o'dwa..
AYAIE GRADUATE Solicits corrcspo i~ncr
has uren yeiy successful preparing bows tor coc@e and
Porter OF ana Dr. w ~ VI
r ,I.r. of NeW-Tork. Address, THOROUGH BVr =
buur once
EXPERIENCED IUTOR.-lalc graduate
H Wistes private pupils. highest cit. reference. Ad
dress YALE, rribunc Uptown Once. LIS Br'@lway
DINCKNEN'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
L AND rEACHEE~.-fhr attention of princi?us and
rranacers ni schools lar. list OF nor
teachers O''' A'D'''';' c1OJfiESwo'rH PINcKXrY.
Domestic Hui4ing.
Broadway. coz. inst. y. \.
rINFACHER.-A I.dy experienced IN teaching
English branches Lam French and German. " shes q
slfuatlnn would south Tor ~, winter with lam
lis, or into a -chOOL Address \. g.. Iupuie once
ANTFD-P. rtpcr in an uurivalled Boys
w school. rare ze'lc mar win capt. y
81 Tor to'it-e ANdlf- Inc fbO
CAIIOS AL BUREAU, l.4Js Ga st u, a.. Philadelphia.
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c1osl.o rRIcry or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAs rRAycIsco. .lursaay. Nov. IL. 1850
,,..orfav ro 4.
lnr rLLrGnArn 10 ~ rRmrvr |

Tie Sierr, Nevada Mining Company has levied
an assessment oi - share.
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Guroucan Advertisements.
TAMAR TND1EN.
U-niy.rsal Y prt.crbei by the Facutyl .aKltiye
frrshnr aud mricaed irii luLenge; for tr uurla
lief aud ncctual 81 cDnst auon, headache bile hcor
hols &c unhae pills ANA The usual purgatlye7 -
agreeable 10 axe, and never pr drce- irritation.
j. GRILLDS, = Rue Ralnbutcan. Paris
SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS. Zoe FER BON.
T.. FOTGERA * CO.. 50 NOrth WllIan-st, New iork.
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furniture.

nESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
~ LIBRARY TABLES. BOOkCAsEo' &c.
MaDufsc ured by
T. @. sEILEW.
IL Fu ton St. y. Y.
.,ent for The CELEBRATED WOOTON DESK
PINE DE5h FOX HON USE
REVOLNING BOOkCASEs.
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EUION LINE. -
II UNITfD STATES MAIL SIZE AMERS.
FOR QEEHN ~rOWN AND LlNENPOOI-
Leaving Pier 3 y. l.. loot II King -. 80 -
ARIZONA ~ DAY. Nov IS, 40 a m
W NJ - % "a
AB4S-Il A-.-....---..L h7D J. pee SS 49, a. ~
WI~CN ISL RI j.. DAY De-. H. -3y IL III
~ These st amers are built Of iron III wa,eusht So
parimens ftrIi-he with requisite % mte7
The across the atlantic both ste nt agreeable nav
ing bath room sno.in- room diaWlng-room pahO alI
library asp experienced -trwares anu caerr On
each steamer. The al upper decA u. iu
ing those greatest Of all AuTrs at SEA- perfect Vehaon
ami HIGHT. -. 20 -
CABIS PASSAGE according siaterooml. $50 50 and
sIOr II TEI.II Dr. N, $40 -TEERAGE low rates
WILLIAMS & GCION.
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GouarIncrsnlu Nonces.

COPARTNERSHIP.-M Rowland Davis is
~ tins day admit d a. atirer ~ mr. FIN
BLAkE BRO HERS d 20.
Boston aI.i NeN-NOtE
November !. 1880.
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|NMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

Z y
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
NOTlt.F.-The steamers Of this Line take Lieutenant
Naurvs Lane routes a al seasons 81 the year.
CRY bF RICH IL tpAl. Nov Is, p n
Cti9 % CHE- TT ~ ~ Nov -. 90 am
CITY OF BRU >SkLS. TIL brIAl. Nov - ~ m.
,.ITV OF Bl-tII y - q lDAG Dee. l. 1:SO J. IN
CITY OF MONThEA .-..--.-l UFo!lA1, Jec l. 4 N
From Per 81. =. n. loot of Char.ton-st
CABIN and 800 Return ticket on tdvorao terms
SIFtRAGF - Prepaid. $50 Drafts az lowest rates
"a oops staeroom- sn0.t ami bathroom amldshlpA
these steamers do not carry cattle. sheep Wigs
John q. DALE. Agent. 81 and 35 Is roadway, y. \
PHi.aaer lila Office, No. IUj south ith-st
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,prpIAI GERMAN NAIL.

IMPERIAL GE q; 'lF9,, y SI4yp
sTEAM~HIP LIN BLTWEhN NEW:YORk,
DON Al ... SaL, Nov. Is. nc hAR-.--.>at nov =.
RtilIN .... sat. Nov. -. OF EK.-.--.-- a. Lec =
EATF~ OF PASSAGE from EW-f DIRK 10 sol IIlAAP-
TON. HANRE or BREMEN. -
FIRST CARIN....-. 800 SECOND CABIN ...--.<oO
STEERAGr. So
Returr tickets an reaucei rates Prepaid Storage cern
cate SOS steamers sail from Pier between second and
Thirds Is ho'oA7H GILRICHs & CO.. BovunsGreen.
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Tns MwAs PErETAs MIMIC CoMPAXTo
No. ~ C.DA.sT., kCOh ~,
NFw-YOgg. Dc,ODer 20. 1850.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the stock
~ holders ~ THE MINAS tKIEThs MINING COM
p I'm rursusnce 1 resolution Of The Trustees Of sal1
Company hat speca nee Ing OF ilr ,tockhgdsfs Oh Ih
MAS PkI.TAs INING company VII De Leld on
Ne nSav the 18th NOvenbeT $50 at INC oDces Of
Tho .nn.rv 40 50 C.ar-I NesB CITY, al = O'CLOCK
~ ma az for the purpose q propo1iout lheD
ana there To- be increase The number OF sh''
into yhic, e rapitaI stors 81 The Company Il dlvne0
from twenty thousand nty collars each 70 ons .un
% bos,J ana O. OF zen each. and tor sucn other
Ises. germ,pe 70 me bOye proposition. may come De
80 6. ,,ee,.n1 IA WF5 J. HIGGiN5ON
i'4o '"' i"''''' LANES T. GARDEEk,
GEORGE W. DfLLAWAY,
ROBERT 2. MTNTUES
BRAY TON YVES,
THOMAS T. BUCKLEY
y =. 5ldPHI =, JB
DORIVSON CONSOI dated MINING CO.
IL Nine, At Tea Mile. summit 90, Colorado
f,,r.tal u 900 800. 2Jp. 100 ~.lfcS. go rac1.
Geo D. ROBERTS. President u r. Nridehtl 9ecre~'rF'
Offices 40. IL. Broadway, New foIk.
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l1ENERAL TRANsATLANTIC COMPANY,

u BETWLEN NENYORK AND IAVRE.
OF COMPANY ~ North v foot ~ N9rOh-s
Travel BY line botn transit ny Engsh rS
way the GiscomOrt3 Of crossing the Channel IN s
boat ....- ~. 80 - -.
"a Frang-ui. .... " einesoay. nov. -. 10 u.
VII + = IAUsEl liz. .. on ..- " -i. Dec l. : . ~
CHEEKS drawn on credit mas Of fdrS namO1nt- tos1L
IOT'I~ De BEHlAN. Agent No. . Bowling Green.
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Balloon valued at sl1sGl 40 was received in this

Balloon valued at II. SCI 43 was received IN this
H., Ri.i'Ig sun Gold Mining Company yesterday
dee r-d thIrd dividend of 10 cents per share This
i.oua L. p per cent the present market value OF
the stock 10 per cent per year upon the Suoscfp
tIon price of the stock. which was placed carly IN
the wear AZ : 30 per share.
~, nrr-bo ~ recently otTIck in the StarrtfrOve
,Iue l. of such character and value that the super
taoisrt ties fIe company, under date OF NOyem-
ber 1 IL j. now making lOO-ounce ore, winch Is
t.lt Y double the average value % our rOSeTFe ore
ucd r> in ia. Older pats OF the mlne' All am
fir id of - that We have cut II IN rich place. but
4, mar place Is fair average Of the ledge, we can
supuiv 100 stamps and makcWore money than any
ot rer miEc on the Pacific coast,
" To. sru. rinteu1rut Of Mineral Creek mine
r.rorts October 2e large ledge ~ face oI tunnel
u-tb excellent quality of ore. and that he expects
10 coulrc. with level from WORKING ShaIU "lhiu
Ryoorr, nom rha D,hlOncga mine state thar the
dit,b winch has lccu eN ended. will be completed
ms week and the water TUNED Oh. n oincers ol
e.. c,r,iory state that froui $50 10 500 per day
Nil 4, r,tlIzed from the sales Oi water. Sluking
nm roe vein, Will ne at once cnnmcucet
The -uuerintandcut Of the Uuadlll Mining Com
many r,plrls NoVemb.r t. the total cepth OF Eagle
.i,tt l / + feet and That twelve tons OF ore have
hen snippcd 70 null from Jones drift since last re-
nor vyl.h six ous still ou dump.
TIE supern rndcui OF the FudleY nine reports,
uud.r date % November q. tpat the rains nave pre-
vented work ieiTg pushed, but mat although the
cleanup W. rly partial cleaning OF the p'aleS'
The result WAS twcuiy-ny" ounces, Whlch was
a.. urh NOR. than waScXp ctrd. mo ore s'li grows
larger ard much more massive a. the WORK con-
t,r-,es. and the superintendent believes the mCe
tha hrsI-Iookipg one ever worked IN the Srae and
that IL will Improve greatly.
III s,,u'tipferdcDf # The Huklll Mining Com
r,rr rrpor 8 November q. that TIE north drift l.
now m @32 feet with harder ground, face OF driit
showing iour, ern inches OF ore asSaYlng Nl4u per
ton he slopes are producing twenty-five Tons ui
srcIuo class and two tons of hrst-class ore daily.
Cod weather somewhat inteTfcres WI 1 mill work,
Inn better result may be expected.
Airport JUS received from the superintendent
NJ tbe lasnnua mine states that be has found some
r'ch outcroppngs on the Broad River property,
ana MAT he would commence on MOl-
dny the Sth 10 cut and try to find the vein.
NJ believes that indications are very favorable.
Tn new mill j. being built and the foundation laid,
and tDr a-stAmp mil. which, had cen stopped two
y..Ls for repairs new boxes. etc, was 10 start up
ON tue following mornug. There Is plenty of ore
OF the dump. When powder, now on the way, ar
rve- work vii again begin on the tunnel which rs
near tie ven.
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE. -
IL steamers leave WATSONS STORES. Brookyn $50,
= H. ID, ............. " dneslay, -,oNcuOtr lin
,,,-tt. sc III q. - rnuer lst
let CABIN. s50-S7O "a Cabin. SO. steerase s-a
r. CAZAUN, Cen AgL p south NlAhsI -
FUNGI. EDYk & CO.. y south Muhamst tielght Aga
l.. ". MOktl~. 90 Broadway. Genera Passage gent
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4
! hamburg American Packet ComPanys Line for
PLYMOUTH. CEERBJURG cIl HAN3L M ,
VS. PHALIA-... SOY. s, olL.>i .....--------Dec :
a. 81 iT.........Noy. % zee >
Rates passage 10 Pvn nth. lon6o1 Cher'2lrg IAN
tIrr aud a. u0luts 10 south ot Eng ana t1i7 C0r
eiC0 secuud CaJiI, $50; Stc-rag, so N0uuA trD az
III III aRIT a CO. e. b. RI HAED * CO.
General Agents. general passenger AGENTS
M 81 fifosl Z. -. J. NO bl ISIOaO"l', y 4
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DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

i >aing from Pier foot OF Canal ST.. North River.
For "A 30 ~ yl- Isthmis ot Panama
I
Connecting 10 Genital and south Auenci
Pr .. san Francisco 20 japan aud China
CITY OF OkID Wet day. Zee l., r IN = 49,
FTDI Francisco 10 honolulu. New-0eA'1l Anu AN'
tram.
Al STA IIA....~atutlay Nov 20. - m
or ON arr val LouGou mas AZ slu Fflucs ,r,rrr,
Passengers for WAIdrd 70 81 tRANCl - So
TSt"S TI5- JNfAN CHINA NEW-ZEALAN ID. AgSlitA
LA sOt'rH AMERICA 2nd G. y LHAL $4,000
Fui freight D.. sage general HlOrnlt' dpgy -
Con,uany : ONCE On per foot VI CANA ST, Nor;n kyor
"H'F"'' II. J BU LLAN.
me-
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A POPULAR COMMENTARY on THE NEW TESLA
MENT By English and American scholars Of az a.
Evengelica DENOMINATIONS VITA Illustrations ana MAI =
Fdited ~ PHILIP SCHAFF, D. D. Vol il The Gosl. OF
john and the Acts. New OK Charles SOfiDher
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WHITE SrAk LINE.

Az III > 7 AN LIN l.. -. ,,,,,-,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL a.,
NOTICE The Of this Line taSc the Aue foute
Maury, |. = ON uoh the out fatu
anu homeward VOYAGES - On = -.
pRIi.AN >f' Ctnt Perry .... Saturuav Nov. p,
BALTIC, cani PARCEL rnurStav Dec. =. p.
Gt-ll,IAN Ift CItIf Kennedy - ~a;u dav. Dec !,
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
TI-ST .-.., - -.
These steamers are uniform anl asurp issel ID ap
poutm.ns The saloon StaieroOms SmOAlng ana Bath
rooms az placed where The noise AMI motion are
least felt anurng degree Of comfort hitherto unatauaDle
.....- -- 60
al terms from the Old County so From New
York, IS. ,.... ,- ..---,-
F iusuecton OF plans aud other information apply az the
C0mpanys Offices No 81 Broadway New'lolk, or No l4O
alnutst Philadelphia. nj NpNll7. Agent
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MONARCH Linz.
vi NEW.YORk and LONDON
splendid flSf steamers each 40 tons burthen
Leave i ok adjoining tavo-la cry, JeIscy city
AS~l RAN MONABCd. November III.
PERSIAN MONAN, H. December l. 49,
saloon passage with very superior ACCOMMODATION, 20.
No s,esfse pass, gers ken eastward Prepaid
seerage for LONDON TO NeVf orr ~
low rat $. For freight and laSst-e apply 10
PATTON, NICKE RI * CO., Agents. BOwhrg-gret n
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In this continuation of Professor Sehaft7s

tn tllls COnIllUaIIUH OF IIUItsSUl -VHdIl =
learned work the Commentary 81. John is furnished
nv DR. Milgau Of the University OF Aberdeen. and DR.
Moulton of De Lees College Cambridge and that upon
the Acts by DR.. HowsOu Dean OF Chester and canon
S ence Rector of ST. Paucras. LOniOn There - pro-
fson OF valuable pictorial illustration great deal OF
in q an original nd the maps have been rr2
pale ,efr the superintend"uce Of Professor A GuVo
Cidactc Charace an1 all 81 them are we'll hted Ia at
tract the general reader to study Of the Holy scrip
tures and to assist il his comprehension Of thoir
meaning.
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NEW YORK AND HAY ANA DIRECT NAIL
n LINE
These class steamships sal regularly IT p m from
Pier ~. North River - follows. -
SANTIAGO De GU a. Capt Foote- ednesday Nov. 10
,cromuo ATOMS freght passage apply
to WILLIAM 2. Gu DE- & CO.. No 80 Broadway
LAYTON BROS. Agents in Havana
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GOVEPYNEyTS

- = seller 90 days
fAJ'- eeller 60 days.
tl-L = seller 90 Gays.
cOUCpVNEET
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

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collegiate eighth year september Il kinder gae'
october T. -------------
FRIENDS SEMINARY for bot sexes. East
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~ Boarding Day school f0r Young Ladies anu Cll-
dron. The Rev. IN and Ms C. H. GAhDNFh' fIiho'
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PYE SEM NARY, Rye, n. For pqrticu
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For Both Sexes Country.

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4 DVEHTISEMEN II FOR TIE NV
~ YORK Tribune Will BE RECEIVED At THE
UrTOWN OFFICES. No. i.23S Bro1iway. cor ihlriy
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I'VE cor Forty-soV cutsf az the Haze LIZ pfFiCi No
I oar Thirt OH,-hu nifci an'- twenty
fonrsI fHalicm savings Bank Endnel up 10 p m, al
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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Iale), con
y ueieui - e. cn sans rt Grees Latin. sciences mith
ma 4, wishes rr!yac pupils bora ln refined family
exchange for ~ lion. III H.. rhunt once
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-08
Why for Anderson

The Republicans Of DoHiphan County are not
hostile TO Mr. Morrill,, or to any other candidate,
for that matter; but they are for Mr.. Anderson,
for two special reasons One is, that they do not
want to see a man who has done his duty beaten
TO spite somebody else. Senator Ingalls, and ms
friends have set themselves to WORK 70 aeiea'
Mr.. Anderson, because he took sldeS against tne
Senator, in the senatorial hgh'; anu insan'
friends, aided by those OF Ooi. fhliliP'' WHO mas
not forgiven Anderson Tor getting 'le h'niinA-
ton over him, two years ago, are 'he PerSonS VIM
have importuned MI. Aorrlii 70 oecOn'e e'''i'ii-
date, and obtained his reluctant eohSeh. A
Senator Of the State OF Kansas mas NO rign' 10
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-08

SULKING.-The whole Grant family are sulk-
ing over his defeat at Chicago, and he predicts
the election of Hancock, which is n signal for all
his hangers-on who have no other principle than
plunder, to join the Hancock crowd. A Grant
Club in st. Louis is reported to have gone over
in body to Hancock. This is probably Dem
ocratic lie but in Missouri, it makes but little
difference. Conkling is sulking, and will do
nothing for Garfield. Don. Cameron is sulking,
and has refused to accept the Craftsmanship of
the National Committee-for which Republicans
ought to thank God. lie says his health will not
admit of it. But If Grant had been nominated,
his health wOuld have been excellent. The hu-
initiation he received at Chicago is what injured
his health. Sherman is sulking terribly, and the
Administration will prohibit its otiice-holders
from working for the ticket. Every prominent
defeated candidate for President is sulking, ex-
cept Blaine, who is feeling 'bully," and will
take the stump for Garfield. Logan is about the
only one of the Third Term Ring who is not srilk-
ing. But the people who smashed the Machine,
not sulking, and will carry Garfield through
in triumph, in spite of the Bosses whom they
have laid ON the shelf.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-08

70 Some newspaper writer has started what
he calls the origin of the expression dark horse,
in politics. lie mentions some old horse-raeer
down in Tennessee, many years ago, as the au-
thor of it. That correspondent is decidedly be-
hind the times. The origin of the term is 50 well
known, that no one else ever Thought of explain
ing it. II comes from the standard romances of
the old days of Chivalry, such as Sir Walter
Scott's 'Ivanhoc.r In the tournaments Of the
knights, when some champion had apparently
yanquished all antagonists, suddenly strange
knight, who had not before figured in the con-
test, appeared upon the scene, mounted on a
black steed, and straiShtway proceeded to fight
the champion, and conquer him. So, when a
new candidaee is suddenly sprung in a conven-
ton, and receives the nomination over men who
have been in the ring for months he is called the
clark horse"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-08
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Rrrorr E.s July l. 1880
Nh Eprrop-The Lac. f,h;,f containing my letter,
was s,-,r;se IN me in ,his. How did il get there
50 soop, rad II in nript in less than six ays from
date Tb;. /. bns;nes. Nox SIR. as have seen
more of tb, ,eun,rx snce ,ben will saw ain still
pleased Tl;. IL fine lodv of Land. and when sea-
sanable n,., nr,,,,,.. .lpnlantly
I.,tepded a ,,oltie.l meeting. this week, south
west of town and f.und tn, country suffering for
wan, Of raj, sone M the ,eo,le said If there was
not rain soon. they were hound to move ont But il
came. and in abundanee-a soakiny rain, and there
Is millions In 10 the peop,e of this part of Kansas
hal fine yiry- of D.Ioit from the hills south
west of town and IL looked Ike city. The fact is
Beloit is the pe of the praries-tbe Oueen CITY Of
the W.s,-and il "a filled with public spirited men.
who know how to bring the city to the front. and
keen il there A. AN instance of this they have ar.
ranged TO furnish III. Iar,.s, hall in the city, free Of
cost for the us of each Of the Conventions meeting
here this Summer and also free music by the band
and II is mu,e. ,oo not n diseor,iant tumble Of
sounds hut music. snch as one would be pleased "a
hear. and our bows kno1v how To make II. And this
il NOT all our hot.l keerers have asreed to
yue.,s so M lar.,,r IN u;a, cost Here xou will p.
taken in ou the sauarp and nat l taken in. AS some
of us were at Manhattan. Good accommodation.
can le had here at n dollar and half per iay and
hoyc our Dominican friend. will CONC. know the
Republicans will do their duty. But the Greenbaek
ers and Democrats are not so sanruine in this Dis