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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

Out al Eureka the Shoshones have =
pleasant custom Of buryins = man when
they think he has lived long enough.
never mind whether he is dead or not.
One ancient Indian. known as "Old
ADAM" over . hundred years old. or 80
old that himself and all the rest OF his
tribe had lost all run Of his age. wal
concluded to DO cid enough to bury.
especially as he was evidently about
dying. so hall . dozen young braves.
willing to do the handsome thing by the
old man. borrowed q pick and shovel Of
soms p~rospsctors and scoopsd a hole in
the hillside near by. The old fellow
was not quite dead, but it was nearly
night. the weather threatened more
storm. and the funeral could not bs
postponed, 90 they dragged him out and
buried him in good style. leaving him to
die at his leisure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05
Deep Spring Valley.
inyo Independent.


We learn from Mr.. ]. d. Hudsin and
Mr.. Woodruff, who returned from Deep
Spring Valley on Thursday. that the
new prospects near Gilbert's ranch are
opening up splsndidly. There 10 said to
be more rich ore on shs surface than In
any other district ON the coast I; the
lodges are numerous and OF good width,
varying from two to six feet vide and oil
containing pay ore between the walls.
The groupings are bold and distinct.
About 30 claims have been located. The
ores are all OF one class-al Of free mill.
ins-earrying about 90 per cent. Of their
value in gold. A sample OF one hundred
pounds OF the second class ore sent to
San Francisco yielded $40 per ton. The
better class will show an average Of 5000
per ton. Mr.. Hudgin, whe 10 here rep
resenting San Francisco capital, has
bonded the whiieman claim for loo
days, and work will soon be commenced
on 1t. Gid whiteman and Scott Brodsr
are on the ground. hard at work with
smiling faces, a. they believe they havs
the biggest thing out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
The Rush Fund Workings.

San Francisco, April IA force OF
Bush Fund men have been set to work
at Golden Gate Park on an ascending
road which will lead to the summit Of
Buena Vista Park hill. situated south Of
tho park entrance. A level space about
seventy feet broad will bs cleared on the
summit Of the hill for vehicles ana
pedestrians. from which an extensive
view Of the park and surrounding
country can be obtained. Surveys
have been commenced to Determine
the position Of straight speeding
track one mile long. parallel and con-
tiguous to the south drive, 30 that those
who are not ambitious Of fast horse.tlssh
can obtain . view Of the flying sulkiss.
A road il being graded and macadam.
lied in the hollow in front Of the con-
servatory. descending from the main
road. and where drivers Of vehicles will
be required to leave them standing,
instead OF on the main road leading to
the conservatory. whore the large mum.
Der Of vehicles often congregatng IL .
source Of danger to pedestrians.
The total amount Of money collected
by David Bush a. . fund under which
to employ the needy at . dollar q day In
the Golden Gate Park. has run up to
SIS. 900. One hundred and ninety men
have been given work under 1t, and
their wages decrease the fund by S225
per day. The total number OF applios'
tons for work il some $50. As the
Commissioners are unable to provide
work for q larger force, Mr.. Bush in
tends to withdraw % men each week
and substitute Q like number Of those
who have not yet had work. until all
shall have had . chance to earn some
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

We have rscsivsda copy Of the "Nsw
York Mining Directory" just published
by Hollistsr & Goddard. 80 Broad street.
New York. II quotes the titles o: about
seven hundred mining companies. with
. New York representation, the capital
stock. par value Of shares. Office address,
etc. Also, the names Of perhaps .
thousand men in and about New York
having connections with the mining in.
t~srssts; also. the names and addresses
OF all the members Of the New York
Mining Stock Exchange. with other i'm
portant matter connected with the hand.
ling Of mining shares. No man having
connections with this great and increas-
ing industry can afford to Be without
one. Price. one dollar. postage paid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05
Missouri,s Colored People.

WASHINGTON. April ga delegation
Of colorsd men from St. Louis. consist.
ing Of ]. Milton Turner. eI-Unitsd
States Minister to Liberia, j. T. Smith.
Charlton H. Tarnsy. John W. Wilson
and Alfred Carter. called upon the Prssi-
dent yesterday. stating that the negro
and German vote together comprise the
bulk OF the Republican vote OF the
State; that the negro vote amounted to
40, 900. and controls two, II not three,
Congressional Districts; tbatit the Presi.
dent would elevate q colorsd man to
some responsible position in Missouri. II
would rsunite the colorsd people, who
are now disaffsctsd on account OF having
to carry the burdens Of the party without
recognition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

San Francisco Argonsut, April 5: On
the first day Of April. Ksarnsy pleaded
illness Of the gravel in order to procure
an adjournment Of his ease for one week.
This looks like An April.fool's joke.
Ksarnsy hss no sand in his craw, but he
may have gravel in his bladder. Sir
months quiet In the House Of Correction
will. in our judgment, b good for his
complaint. He evidently needs rest,
and we are sure he needs correction. A
gentle exercise in breaking stone 10 good
for men with such an Inflammation a
our reformer has been troubled with for
the last two years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

A report Of the full dress party which
took place ct National Guard Hall in
Virginia on Friday evening last. and q
description Of the toilet Of the ladies
who we're present on that occasion. writ
ten by . lady special correspondent, may
be seen on the third page Of today's
issus Of the NEHs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05
Sending Fine Stock to Hawaii.

SAN Francisco. April 5.-The bark
Forest Queen. which sailed for the
Sandwich Islands took away with her
considerable blood stock, consisting OF
mich cows and Berkshire pigs. besides
several crates Of choice breeds Of fowls.
The stock will be used for breeding pur.
poses and are consigned to purchasers.
The first Mexican mustang. Q decidedly
lively animal. wal also shipped on the
Forest Queen for IN srratio lover OF the
uutamable in horsefesh. 1t is curious
that the widest and most vicious horse
becomes perfectly tame after bring in
harness on tho Islauds Q few months.
Even mules lose their characteristic
traits after . brief climatic experiences in
that Kingdom Of animal happiness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

City and County Attorney Murphy Of
San Francisco having decided that there
10 not sufficient ground to contest the
recent election in that city on the score
Of different tinted ballots being used BY
the respective parties. the workingusn
have wisely decided to let the matter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

Owing to the pressure Of other bust
ness engagements. Mr.. F. II. Somsrs
has disposed Of his interest in Tbs Coli.
6ornian. and with the April number re-
tires from the editorial control and man.
sssmsnt. The magazine will still b
issued by the A. Roman Publishing
Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

The Salt Lake Tribune Of March 30th
makes mention Of Judge @. @. Goodwin
Of the Enterprise Is being in that city,
and says: He will take . look at some
OF our leading mines, particularly the
Horn Silver. which is regarded ~ the
largest silvsr.lssd mins in the world.
He 10 accompanied by Mr.. Lipman Of
Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

The Tuscarora Times. Rsuiep reports .
rich strike Of ore in the Navajo mine at
that place. sssaying Is high A. $1,000
to the ton. The vein is stated to DO well
defined, but its extent il unknown - yet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

"Put no fulsoms compliments on my
Tombstone" said . was. "Doa't give
ne any spitaffy." =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

Transfers. Issues Commercial and Trsvelers'
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing In bullion. ar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

COO week IN your own town. Terms md
%, Poftland, Haine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

II wa . little rough on the Prodieal
Son to walk up the front steps rejecting
that fat calves had been the utter ruins.
tion Of him. and then to hear the old
man add insult to injury BY bavline out
to the cook, "Fattsd calf for ont"
Had the young fellow any pride left he
would have Left the parental mansion at
once and gone to the hotsl in the next
bloek.-Carson appeal.
Eucalyptus cigarettes are smoked by
fair Parisisns. either In the smoking.
room with the gentlemen, or In ones
own parlor with intimate friends.
Boston has q Sausage Breadmakers'
Society, which. since the Reverend
Cook Joined 1t, has changed liz name to
worstsnbrodmaatschappijsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

TO the Lovers OF Dancing:
The management Of the above Entertainment
would state that the Concert, though excsilent
and artistic, will be made short. and DANCING
commences Immediately upon IT. termination,
In order 70 give the young. the middle aged, y
well a. the old buffers. an opportunity TO Join
In the Dance.
A number Of nne musical selections. com.
posed by Professor T. Cara especially for this
occasion. will be rendered by the Washington
Guard Band. under his leadership.
The Finest String Band
In the State has been secured for the Ball.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR,
Csn be procured ct all the book and statiossry
stores In Virginia, or Of any member u the
Committee Of Arrangements. and at the door on
the evening Of the Concert and Ball. 27A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-05

T,HIs oLD-EsTABIIsHxD AND Rrrx.
sole Ls1ndiy !: prepared to turn out say
ont being danagsd ~ nsaipuisuon q b
Paesasss vanctual1y called FIX and n
0rPIGis.Thsodoss Mola-s o,otAiae sesr..
sfais. ssd vssss asoss. cd hi. 'a'' vH'
, 1880-10-08
washington Vi. George h. Gibson; nprcnt t.om
L,ia.eWG!!; revcracl: opinion llcd; Davis, u. j.,
THE NEW EXODUS.

sao'v II Will Affect Northern Working
mfn-No Monea Nrnt1Nd to Lead II.
.'"e' '''' NJ s1h .;as. '.'fste ;s, ss Ss, r. F. i
Incro wns this year what II caItrt, nj, exo-
tl1is from tho South. It was deemed 80 i'm
nortnnt that ii oom,nlttco Ut tho unltol stntos
senate investigated It's origin and proportions,
It hhs bcon hltnwn that sO,GU entorotl ncurls,
dcsrnlring of future in tho South. had loft tho
c0stntTy uf thotr bfrth-tio ycnfnf ciitnato aud
rich lands OF Louisiana. mississippi and Arknt,.
aHs-.to sock unlcf IN the, TO them, MncongcnInl
climate of more Nortlicrn States. They wcru
mostly agricultural nhorcrs, skilled only In tho
cultiira Of cotton. s,1ENr.canu, and rce,
and totally tgnurnnt OF tho mnloA Uf cultvn-
tion Of tho products of tho North. They wcro
all the p,odi,uss Of tiieir labnr.. .aa ii thto
nnys af stayery, y went to @ gnricl 9laors hut.
rebiuhctttcI. utiu tho lntl0rur hc sccltru, not
only tp hi: lollttcai md pers1lat rxhta, L,t 70.
waYes iniuecd ihIs romovui. ''''|sS'' 'e''' ''c'
What VIII bc tho rarsllt X Hancock should by
ohaGc; or rather ~ ts yp.es Of fo Northor
" iho i.e!lbcans il teir oniy protsetiSn s frsn.
thoy slor h"ss so H' ft@ asS ti,o nr .o,c T'Is e,
nnsseal y Inlor tho 1oh,son icconssrt,oiou, n,,,l
10 prcsI.!ont
Tho exol.s of this ycar Is hut zephyr, ,vhis-
lste.' Lot lIaucock he elected uud II viii l,c d
tornado slc rs devhstntes tho tropics. THIS was
that will To ono oretsprendiug Tho heavens aud
, %liS51 noa Sss ysSE @ s!ses II 11apcoshs @ election
Suites Of tic aonib. Thoy viii col.'o ' '1' 'A''
~"s ss Tnn ,ss. sss
rs, ~ 6sSstis SSia gssoei,y e%|,s B yo',r II
On yo se trsi on ~ ana IT, G;s 1T I,9s;
Ihey will eo1,,e pfn,r. sennisss, with na,,gbt
for llvlnH,--rrltiy to lnhor 1T my price la lie
lalll whcrn thoy can 10 free.
,ca Taer 6f ~ VII e fr m MboseEs artisans. cchan-
t!tion With tho while lnborers of lninna md tho
other Northern stntcs. Slavery and povoftY
lcss thnn Il white tnun. CoArsp ,et ant, rugged
and they will be moro thntf contnntcd with those
MoIes wheFe fhcy cur exercise tho privileges Of
frtCmtn.
Tho supply Of lobar will cxccud thu t,eu,an,1,
, an.!, rs Win everything else. tho price will Eo
Of thrcu dollurs rer tlay viii Ia si1plantefl by
mfr saEcr r t. 1Rin IT,, 1tS h.f q hes
VII SEQ T. roaIzs. Iut low l.elni,t,ln tenders
xeute me- ay,Fsa Ta 1hf iory sos Gs q c s.t 70
nn1 tho good nrnsu ii tho Amioricnn poorio
would Giro tlio gvfs under which tho soiith
ern!s, IL would bc rnbecilty to ionsor inasS IN
s,i s,ach hopes and every honest Southern IsopMD-
!leah &0ulli pave to. sAy. to tho nGHrs,es, sUo,
TIER. thTro y ~. 70 p1ospss 9s yca w ever ayamcc
dom md civilization viii taka yo,. II, by Y lie hand
anu lead yoit on 70 Il higher p!anc III ito."
, 1880-10-08
tons in ,ln,ltnnn. Ohio, ntlt1 West virginia win

tons IN .ln1lnn9.. Ohio. md West Virginia will
tyov see this VIVA t)cto!,ort js!o.1
Ms. Frnnk 1.an''era-'' TIN effect or tho atntn
EteCta9ns VII xlyc strength to Mr. Tl',lon nj thd
cunning election The contest lIctwebiI tho nnts
M wT"s seet ~ Viii 1' ,e Ia Jeans
Maoy; ,Willinm.,l 'l'cocsa have OH 4ho Prcsl-
NJ. f.nndrrs-" Tho r:tcollon Of Mr. wI,linna
aa' t'ny II MI Ky9 astreso e The friends u 81
" II tho state and thnt knawicjge viii rarry tho
taon!'i.K vot9 n hovcmnor md KIvo III. TlI.ian
frs ~ re- avu 1f1ty u, i d, ,h rsf @ - % n %
IL Ogtti,er wns for srforn and mt for men u,
peG5ss G'ss,fn" Er''.!.'l; e., o,e ,,m,,, ,,. ~,
nost conspicuous Western tBiirrsct,ntlyc nf thC
1trccllIafk " anti. .tcs.inpl0iI clement IN tho
" l1etoer1,'t r., tart ca ,n give mo soho ilen
';.'% H. aets nS eh |. 4, tne r. ',t9 % Z, sissag
nts naorHy ay I'll ys for r ,Tsn Ts
urcent,ncks ovcr., NHtional bunk c.,rrcncy.
ani but fow. nc,novinss can :. 10. foil1ni
ijeun,crats lint INV 6etonx 10" 10 tho st' in,e.
c,i'.ena ca,. partys wtfM % yGn say urcenhark Gno-
cooper Tho lep,e",ss III re "t INV ct s to
Thsy S1uld n, tlo.,bt purchase the icadcr. ~
tho independents chi, mi bn i,atetit NJ wns seen
by thoir into At tho entg Election md they hn vo
S1s .srs r4a In Stsr Gp"5 ts NJ other
ntin nrc vel! hssetl on thu tltlrstton 4 profess
s!n',el su 7, tM'cls.cnt that wo'1ll fayor thu Eec
i9 trf,'1 nf Thc ~, t'pnhiitan nnnro for President
,'notrinq tn 'esoirs 6l0fs. All tloy complain
e. O. thG ~ iicJ;abican % E~rty E,l.lorcc: I thnk !he
vot0 for Carrfnvlon tlInrringtnt,l."
,Q1sstton-"Tu whnt particpiar thing lo yo,,
ntttnato ,!'e ea4to q ,aur deisSt for Congress,
Koou!y AhArc or tho Republicans werp two yenro
a n "ss. wi.e ynn1 ane'al ep'nio,,s
my t,nl,,ttnt Vows Thoy. aru t,,,,ro f.iiiy On.
,1orcetl E'.t,ay than ~ they wpretwo yonrh snco
lsut this ts II lsepMblleMn district was elected
nc dn tho nIantlat tI,cstia,l sty competitor Mr
Innnnh !lInnnnl inntto his e.ltisnss fully IN.
e!a1.fcti ~ 20 ns good II green buck nun rs ui.y
nther Mr luck hnnr,,, mt excepted Tho ill.,
rl'i'flcan thAt voted for mo twu yenrs N.Y., WIS
asss @ sSn Sash 1 e & s. Ds asaa ~ H. IL s HS t. ;S Ara
md otlE vt'tca thnt Mr. Hannah WINS sturt IT tho
nio xnio " sfr ilnstisnii for gs's waa republicans
question thau they h,ld in Mr iianni, t,.eir CHI.
IIdAte though hia professions of conversion 10
tho doctrine was rs pronounced as they could
Question" Do you regard tho tlcfcat OF Will
lnsA y. flnltuan aud yourself for Congress Ms liz
# ~ people 81 Indiana on tho srcea,,aek qacss
Iii. Ianaers-" do not wo werc both do.
only thanEc that cuiid bo nt,tetl wonI Eutlscuto
ana as pdsa spabsn stfG It. :. ws II H.
linantiaI vIsvs TO is.ue WIS Or a"lti b. ad ,a'io
tsa a tn9 n n,l!'oso ~ ,'A party nss ws much closer
Question" It q gcnern!ly conceded, though
your successful oppotctlt ii tho recent rnco for.
wiii enst ss veto or Ttaen. How lind .Ii,, by % whas
n's|or!ty %t!l ths stnto 81 M yots In Noy.!,gbori
tn th;s a1ea On, , ,nnf s. tseso Is no d9oI ns 10
, 1880-10-08
STATING THE CASE PLAINLY,

| GtntfHNMt1 lEfHfnfFcfN.
Th1 Gin cfnnNt( fHH'MefrfIl. liku tho Now YOrt
under. 1t il why down. Tho bllnxa Of partisan,
otto s r Il efs ss ,sap,t T"'s rpr"; 5 Il, + Il II t
n 1Kttctlnn1 crput H1nin bcfbru sJn1 ttmn In No.
vctlbcr.-SI1 tnANftd fsftisa.) Republican.
rhis linz uf comment from tho 1h,nh,ieat.
fcofns to tH fr!volut,s. Tho situation " serious,
party, md propose to protlotc their drfeat st
Tar IN telling tho truth wit, Bo. II tho Republican
will fnlVw rs wo will stMso d fpw propositions
and nsk to bo corrected at nny point Of innp.
curNcy.
!. Tho colorcd otEsons Of tho South arc MT
permitted to voto tlIcir sentiments. where they
nru 20 humorous HI 10 bo Influential, nnd tbojr
acknowledgements ia especially migrant In States
whcro they aro In tho majority. =
2. This suppression Of tho eeiercd vntc Is IN
violation OF tho Constitutions: II IS n,lIlElcattu,
by foruc. and tho Democratic party hayo thu
t,ctef,t Of Il.
.. Tho oxct,so is TINT tho people disfrnncttsctI
aro bluuk, bit III fuet tho fnctnrrs Of tho Dopu-
cratic purity do not l., tolerate opposItion in tho
tlal law nHd enforce 1t.
wheru II Is necessary tu tnnkn Il military display
craiS "a vsiry in tlnt .tnie p!sade Ii raa shirts
try aay S oGars Pr'"pIo ss' wS"'-
ever. 1'hcy nru knnwn 20 le sIhtnIss!Oniata to
the SH y son.1nn tfSy t wt
ulsnY with dofe"tst1 itobols who haii lost thoir
D. inu G"mfc,cra,cs Of tho sou,l, md tho
NOrttori, DctnoGfnss ntu identical, and thoirse-
ctss. Which would TO lmnosAibo without nulllit-
md tHnrtyrs Of tho purity OF military victory IN
~ !. The Solid sou,h has uu grievance u, redress.
-hoti,lnH 70 ct'uIplain nf In the situntion,-atId
IL orKanlxcd for thu purpose OF spuasion md
roven9o. This y % IN The s!'rfAg., Of ti:,ins Tho
lle who docs not SEQ 1t closes bis oycs to the rcd
]. The South, .,s 80 prosperous tha. IL hns
Siyi,'ra q tSe Grand notel S!Ia.iay last sao5 sS
n1.onR thp ncinnSraao candidates Of four con-
.. Tho Southern confcs1erncy rcorsanlzca has
he srssh sttcs M md also III lie ocyy ss st"te
The lnen who run tho Rebellion, and those who
f, nyg fS1%n fn, up 70 s"ire the pases q tho
tue ltln lrNn'te 10 tue northern llhs Of Mnry-
latnl. a.,tl from tho ohio and Missouri to tho
mn fra ti 1 5 thy nEm nrs r. nopv for
llc4n Ssates Of tho Merit, fro'n sea 10 sen.
.ba ~ Tae M question M ~, ~ wHthsr our Nationality
Qhcrcrs Of tho Confcderncy by force or nrtns
!aUnDstrice as II ,nenn and Gootly fuotlon gain.
nj .?Tnotax HI sonefy s f of people who uyo
nlwnya boon anxious to pruktrnte themselves
Mita ins1pt,,ast1le aljeutiss !uf9rc Tho South.
Mrstocr1.cy t1oir untur1ll lords anu niasters-n
spersS9r sas,a to mho thsy owe. honake w
hnve rrc0gnizcd fhosnscycs rs nj, tnfor,Wr sntc'
should hc down on their knoes III Whispering
hn1nhlcnces before Old Man scccsil, asking hin
ahsoiu.ion Tor tho sida Committed ,tliring tic
Wnr. but It is not without scnsu uf surprise
that wo, tlnd tho sprna0old Republican IN thnt
IL Tho uniform Testimony ct currcn. history
, 1880-10-08
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
How 1t Ia tho Friend OF tho roor Ngnn
What HIon Controlling so0, ,000, 900
lii EhAll SnYas

What n Man Controlling 90 0 % 000, ,0Uu
lii CASH Snya.
IN The Editor at Tic Chicago Tribune
NEW fOnx, Oct. t.-.ts tho NcpnblIcnu rnrty
hns soihcttn,cs beer charged by tito ,inthol,uhs.
tul of buIng tho friend Of tho rich tnu,, against
tho r0or inat, thought wouldg got tho nptnto.,
of Ronp OF Our rich ,Hrn on tho subject tn-lny,
First cnllc1 on Fredoriok 8. Winston, tho ali.
yor-hAafcd President Of tho Now York Mutual
Life INSURANCE Company. Mr., Winston co,truss
$0O, ,000. GU OF mouty. flp represents u,oro muney
than any ono n,tn In America. Tho muncy ho
represents Il actunl cash, which 10 Inns to kccp
out at Interest for tho Mutual Insurance Com.
pnny.
Do you thluk tho Republican purity hns logis.
lated In favor OF capltnlY' l nskod.
NJ don't think anything about It, SIR" repltcl
blr. Winston. knuw thai, ,wlen tho lppubitcal,
party cnmo into power. could put out till our
money Ut per cent, and TOW wo have to nut It
opt ut por cent. II lcglslntiug III out VI pcr
cont Ia helping chpltMl thon shoy hlh buttor
tnko Oft tho othor mud mako us loud our money
for n0thng."
"What do You lose OH tho Interest OF tho spo-
10000 which tho Mutual Ltfo controls directly,
through tho policy md 'ogslatlon Ut tho Ncpub.
Lieut. pnrtyr'
"Wo toAo 100000 year. Uhdur Democratic
Administrations, whom Interest has bce,i ut por
ccnt, wo would bs s+D,oo rlchor oyery yoar.''
"Anl who would ths sou, ,0p0 COMO fronls'
"Why. from poor people on whose propvrty
wU hold mortgages" y,
"so, III reality, John Sherman anl tho ltepub.
lean party tako s4U,tO0 awny from your krent
corporation and RIvp 1t to tho poort'
"Thhth 1t cxhutly. Why, a n1n>, tnust 10 a
nattlral.born tlut 10 my tue llopublcun purity
h4s rayore1 cnpltal a9lllnst labor. Thu f4ct II
= sr SS. 81. "f ~ ncoo fro Interest, aud tho
It" 5 ny SrS yoq sr;, nSt"
ho!p tae rsh ma} ~ rnly pr!neIps ihat kseis
riSht a1, soo for tho ltepabiican pry n 10 mako n
S0' 'sn tPF tbo , ,S eoor 'an: but 1t Ia really har
NIhSn why don't you voto for tho bemoeratlu
wo sSsss sapaae M a5ss as a. e L. E rsssF ,ssa s s9y
gr gs cent ~, IL, for iScy' and get It. than por cent,
%!saw siscs cheap money behont tho poor7"
why: th9 next thing f2 having money Ia to
s r. se,G HorR :, sc snrsp Ley r atsrst hers q
c oxer T iatosc1s s thn sf{nSts {sSy eoa III
Il aust tho ISspugssna 1as qp nsa r. nGt sxsts
.,es inr s po.tr' gont!alod ~ Wi,.io
@ sSpso i cost g naSn 70 fdSe'e hPe ~
xaik. Tsea sappsa III the dSysrn%oat a rsS sn",i1 Il
= '6ase IT, pooe af cSs sSa
Shs sa4.o sa usas t. s sTfi IL t. ssa n 4o 5
soH1try" sy sal! a. W! W!ns' s "aie ge,eraily IL
il ;iS%; Ct Ssh fo' 'hsf money. that hoy sn 9a
"What ito you think would be the eroct Of tho
loW.tnrln llpmoerhtio party coming Ia powcrY"
, 1880-10-08
pROnATE,COUnT.

In tho estato Of Juliana scboll, deconsct1, will
proven and letters Of administration issued To
Deuj. 8. Mills, and bond approved.
In tho estate of Qorhard Cassmann, deceased,
letters or administration Issued to Margaret
d4llaEhcr, and tor hInd for - 900 was approved.
ID tho cstntc or William Johnston, deccAsed,
letters OF nim!nltrution werc issCcd to John III,
H. licnnett, and tho bond A1o1 at T., ,8O0 0nl nr-
proved.
, 1880-10-08
1I'1rAfH.

Thoro will bo An examination Of law atudents
for admission to the bar this morning Ia tho A-
pollnte Court ROOMS, beginning at 10 o'clock.
There Will ba no Gull Of tho calendar until Mon
dMy. = :. 80 80,
To-day Is Tho IAst dny Of saryioo to tho octo.
bGr term or tho Circuit Court .
, 1880-10-08

WInchehtor's lKypopt,oaphIses
vii! cure consumption, coughs. wrnk lungs
bronchitis, md general debility. EstnblIshet
tWcnfr-onc yenrs. -