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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of the County of Deer Lodge,
Territory OF Montana
In the matter of the ertate of Ann Norton deceased
Mary Hearns rcputed heir at law of said Ann Nor
ton deceased, having filed herein her petition aeg-
ing that Ann Norton, her sister. now deceased WAS
born In Ireland and died In the County of Lewis and
CaI Ike coanty. Montana Territory tbnt was resi-
deaf of Deer Lodge county In the aforesaid Territory
on or about the third day OF February A. d. 1874 Pc
titioner further states thtt her father and mother
were legally married. but long dacetsch there
were born by said parents the following children
Nancy Ann Hearns. Richard liearns, james Harms,
Catherine Hearns, Thomas Hearns, Michael Hearns
and Mary Hcarns your petitioner. Snce the dece'sed
OF the said Ann Norton. and long prior thereto due
and dIgent search inquiry has been mnde by youI
petitioner but after snch search and inquiry YOUR pc
iiuoner has been unable to learn OF the whereabouts
of said heirs wherefore your petitioner prays that
said Probate curt make order deciarn. her TO o.
the sole surviving heir at law vi the estate ui said Ann
Norton, deceased.
Il IL therefore ordered that al persons ncres ed In
the e-tae said deceased appear before the Probate
Court nj the Court House thereof at the cDnrt room
OF said Court in the town and county of Deer Lodge.
Territory of Montana. on Saturday the Nth day oil
july A. ID. 1870 at 10 ocioes a. then and there
to show cause why decree oI this Court should not
he granted In conformity with the prayer OF sail pc
titiohef. oRhEN EMERSON,
Probate Judge.
Dated June I. 1880. .. 5f0H
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Notice Of Final Entry and No.
tIce to Miners. @oTa
/ u. s. LAsp oFFtoE. II ELnSA, n, ! =

u. 4. LAsp oFFtoE, HELENA. N. n. 4 =. f.
May ~, 1880. (
Notice II hereby given thai Andvrs HuH-eil
who filed Prescription Declaratory Statement M. 2IB
tor the NV u If rectIuu - ~ township No. u
north OF range No8 west, has this tay died notice Of
his intention to make mineral and final proof In
support Of hs said Prescription claim and secure na
entry thereof the expiration OF thirty dayR from the
date OF this notice, and his witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon and cult Walton
OF said tract and the non-mnesa character thereof
the following PERSONS: Peter Ltnsinc. Nes Hansen
Lars Olsen and Lsrs G., Hansen, all of Deer Ledge
postotice Deer Lodge county, M. T.
hearing viii! b. mud at this Office at 10 O'Clock n.
m Tuesday, June 20, A. ID 1888 to determine ns to
the mineral mineral character OF said land aud
the right of said claimant to enter the SAINT, ard he
testimony be- used upon snid hearing will be taken
before the Prona'e Judge OF Deer Lodge couuty, NJ.
T. at his Office IN the Town OF Deer Lodge ON Satnr
day, June "a, A. ID. 1880.
gs D b. 0'BhNNUN. Feaieter.
Any for Claimants. o.aa o@Fs a8n g.
569-5t s.-s. ..
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order to Show Cause.

Lr,dze Territory of Montana--In the matter OF the
estate of Henry H. orter deceased.
II appearing to the Court by the petition this day
presented aud filed by Thomas c. Porter. the admin
i.trator of the estate st Henry H. Porter deceased
praying tor an order TO sell certain Interest In
Deer Lodge cannty, Montsna Territory. to-wit--Ths
sndivided 0ne-third ( in and to the Eage Bird lode
ode claim belonging t. the estate OF said DECEASED,
fur the purposes ~, forth In said petition. II ID
therefore dere by this court thar all persons inter
esed In the este OF said deceased appear before said
PROBATE Court Saturday. the Ssh day Ut June. A
ID 1880 NJ 10 clock OF sasd day. Nc the Court
room of said Court In the town and county aforr
sad, to show cause whs sad order should not be
granted. agE ORkEN dkhSoN. H&
Probate Judge.
nated Junp 1880 sE a# &#f8G q BH b70St. Ell
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FOUND AT LAST!
"Dobyn's Sure Cure !"
p rH FaA@#
For Catarrn,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
-...s -4
Headache.


ID" Dosfss' SURE CURE" Is In the form of snnn and
II put up In large size impervous wooden boxes. IL
y used IA snuff and Is always ready and convenient
for use, without extra trouble or additional cx'
pense whatever. II contains no chuloiotorm cth'r,
ammonia. blood root, copperas b'smnth, caiomel or
mos phue, and children i've years of can use u
with perfect safety. Itswondertul and beneficial ct.
tccts quickly follow the Art application, and being
composed OF simple chemicals we guarantee IL to he
perfectly simple and HARMLESS, One box will last
about one month and has frequently been sufficient
to effect cure; nut IL cases OF ug standing 1t may
require from three 30 six boxes. II Immediately de-
stoys the nauseons catarrhal stencil, and gives TO the
breath its original purity and sweetness
Cure Guaranteed.
II our " SURE CURE " be regularly and persistenty
used ~ directed by label each box, guarantee
relief IN every case and absolute In all
where The patient is fire from constitutional ailment
o: complications resulting from scrotuuus syGhil
istic affections Where sach ailments complica-
tious exist, we have alternative which, when taken
in connection with "SuRE CURE " we guarantee to
cure. ThoS, Ii. Irvine. Sr-
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana.
For Sale nv STANLEY b Co, Dec. Lodge. $40.
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PROPOSALS for Brick.

desire to contract for $4,000 to 100000
brick to be made and burned within one~half
mile Of my ranch on Dempsey Greek, between
the / vt day of June and the lst da! OF August!
1880. / Will furnish wood for burning. GOOD
clay can be had. Address or call on
N. BIELENBERG, Deer Lodge.
May IA, 1880.
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A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

A Fine Thing Tor the Teeth.
Fragrant SOZODONr is composition
of the purest and choicest ingredients of
the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
Ingredient il we'll known to have Der eff
cial effect on the teeth and gums. It's en-
balmng or antiseptic property and aromat-
ic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury.
SOZODONT removes all dsagreeable
odnrs from the teeth caused by catarrh.
bad tech. &c. IL is entirely free from the
Iniurious and acr,d properties Of tooth
pastes and powders which destroy the en-
ameI. One bottle will last six months.
MILI.s-In Deer Lodge May -, 1Ssnto Mr. and Mrs.
John ). Mills, a son.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of John Griffin, deceased,
Notice IL hereby given By the undersigned executor
Of the estate of John Griffin. deceased. 10 the ared
tt n of md all persons having claims against the sd
deceased u exhibit them with the Recesary vouchers
w.hiu four months after the first publication Of this
notice TO the said executor NJ the town OF Pioneer,
Deer Ledge County. Montana Tefft,1ty. L#sag Taz
# PATKICk t,RlfFI =,
Executor OF the estate oil John Griffin, Decreased.
Dated May 70 1880. g4 4spsrs.a z4 b9-5t .s
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Irish Relief Fund.

The following acknow ledgment Of mon.
eys collected by Misses Csplrce ana Hynrs,
Pnillpsburg, for the Irish Rslief Funds Is
published To show Contributors that the
funds have ere this reached their destina.
tion aud been devoted to the purposes pro,
posed:
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK.
BOSTON, May ii, 1880.
Mss M A. Capttce and Mss ID. Agmes,
Phshpsbag, M. T.:
Yuus tasor Of the 18th uh. has been re-
celved with Enclosures as statrd-S5l5 from
ciuZ-us oi your place I'd IRISH Na1ipnAI
Land League. Respectfully yours,
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK.
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Collection Agent.

The appointment of Mr.. George Herb as Col
lee tor for the New Northwest terminated on
Iune st, except for Fort Benton, when CON
tnues until collections are made there. hrst-
class man is wanted for the vacant place none
other need apply. Address the New North
West.
Owing to the large number OF mares offered to
Emperor, the imported Clydesdale stallion,
~ rIos,ng il extended T. Au ust Goth, next. Sc
Irct mares can be bred TO him until that date.
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Notice..

NJ Office IL herehv given TO MI persons IN Deer
IN Lodge county, M. IT., owners of or possessed Of
real properly. whether town lots. farms ranches.
to give full description Of the same By nnmlar OF
iots and blocks In townsh they may be situated
In the number Of secfion quarter section Of their
farms ranches, the may be- 10 The assessor
con MURPHY
County Assessor Of T,eer Lodge county, N. II.
Deer Lodge June ., 1850. 5T0-5t
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R,shop Tuttle's Appointments
n TTr-Snndays May Both and june 9Th
IA Extraordinarily Jun" lnth'
I,ryR IoDGg Sunday. June 18Th.
Wednerda,, June 1bth.
sTtyrs~y LLE--tOEvA LLIs-Sanday. June 2hth.
ETAA-TursdaY, June 22d
NIs.otLA-SuLdAy, june Ith.
CLtSpALE-w edrrsday, Jun" Dblh.
sUrnipAN- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. July dth.
yIpgI,iA MADIr0N NALLEY-Sunday,J july I'm.
pu.Y-N cdne-day, July IAN.
sytnlls8 Thursday. July 18TH.
krp BLUPF- Friday Juh 10Th. $780,.
RIzryAs-FT. kILis- sundays. July 18th and 18th.
U.MIi. ,o~-Monnay, July 10Th.
lawn WILLOW CREEK-T e~day, July 2th.
E.lLArt~-W eduesday. July 2Th.
KApEu-HrRG-Thursda July 29h.
CE>r, EvTILE Friday, iulS 3O'h.
HtLphA-sunday Aug. lat, tonvOcation,
EtlNpN1-Fbursaay Aug. eth.
~ hrus- Sunday Aug. sth.
SuAw-SuN HIvER-S Sunday. Ang. 18Th.
WuTE ~ul PHUR SPHsGs-saturday, Aug. 2lsl.
IouAh--Suuday, Aug, 22d.
IlEIFNA--t notwithstanding. Aug 2Hh.
JErEntpoA- Monday, Aug 3Dth.
BarLpEh-IncsdH}. Aug BET.
BI-nur's SCHu0I HousE-Thurrday, Sept I'd
Pc hpExrER's- FRIDAY. Sept. ID.
Bl.NAtK-Sunday. Sept. 9th.
Ltnul JUrcTIOs WedHcrday, Sept. 9Th
sALMuN CITY--S .nday, sept l2th
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LOCAL N EWS-

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postoface TO another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHOA 1T WAS PRE-
VIOUSLY SENT.
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Public Sale.

CHRIS Herlocker came to Deer Lodge a
short time since, became Indebted to
Messrs. Ward & Dunn, of the Mammoth
Stables, aud pledged Balm wagon and set
of harness in payment thereof. MIR. FL.
having absented himself for an unreasona-
Bile time, Owing to financial complications,
we are told) the effects deposited with
Messrs. Ward & Dunn were disposed of at
public auction ON Tuesday last, and the
sum of $o7 in all realized for the property
Anyone DESTROYS of purchasing second
hand wagon may call on our friend " A., i"
who says his bid was misnterpreted.
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BIRTHS

!.
nwyER-At Belmont. Nav 10. 1850, 10 Mr. ana
Mrs. James Dwyer. daughter
HALyORs0y-Bu May %, lsso 70 mr.. ana Mrs.
G. A. B Halvnrson. daughter
LINsLEY-En c lIifornia Gulch Madison county
N. =. in Monday May ~. 1880. TO the wife Of
Rexfnfd i.Insics. q daughter. - -
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE il hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between Con Mnrphy and
d b. Jenkins II this day dissolved ny mutual con-
rent All debts due the hrm 10 be paid TO d. b. Jsn-
kins and all accounts against the firm TO b. presented
to ID. b. Jenkins for payment.
CON MURPHY.
PHiLrpssrno. May Is, 1880 a& 5t .2&
Icomu,en the Silver Lake Hotel and its proprietor
to the travelling public. CON MCRPHY.
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alew Aorth

f,T. IosEPH's HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
- Montana. Under charge of the Sisters OF
charity The Sisters are prepared 10 aeeommo
datepatients with good rooms ooAro ana nursing
al twelve dollars per week.
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VICK'S
GARDEN & FLOWER
SEEDS
AT the Postomce Store.

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining uncaled for III the Postoffice a
Deer Lodge. M. r. June 3. 1880. Partie
calling for these letters will please say " aaver
fused"
Bradley. r Hunter, Joseph
Burton, Jacques Jones, George w
Blonin A Kennedy, ricnara
Collins, M Lyme, hofnas
Conn. Miles, Mrs George
Dempsey, John Mullen, g....-.
Daigenauit. Alfred McVarno, -
Faron, Thos Mexican, lamcs
Fall, Hermidas Nilhs, =
Feitz. VIM X Nelson, John
He,per man, George Perkins, Edward
Hanson Matt Settler Ceina
Halfpenny, Joseph Stockhsm, 10 eph
Hopkins, Molly William,
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DEATHS

TpAyRa-At Butte, May IS, 1852, \ Thaysr.
aged 81 yenrs.
HuFFNAN--At Helena. May ~, 1882 st eongesuoh
If the brain, Jacob Huffman. acvd - years
DAvlsON-At sheridan, Madison county, N. II On
sunday. MAY IL, 1sSu. Mrs Amanda Malvina Das
Icon aged as years and mvaths
nac~.-ea wss 10 mother Of Or. 4. l. Dasison OF
Twin REidx~s. esg sssa
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3 4 r GA | N !
z. L. Bonner B. Co.
Deer Lodge.
/" GENTLE ANNIE

She is Improving happily and win
Return to Deer Lodge.
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PRIESTS PASS.

II Is Said Not to be IA Feasable Rail
Road Route.
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New To-Day.
DieDOld, 81. -...
Safe z.S Lock
Company.
The Diebold Safes
Preserve Their
UnbrOken Record !
IN THE GREAT CONGREGATIONS
I'M DAKOTA
And other States and Territories.
JOHN w. NORRIS,
Manager Western and Southern Departments,
81 State ST., Chicago.

Read the following TESTI-
MONIALS from well-known
and Reliable men:
DEADwoop, d. T., October 4h, 1879.
JONI W. NORRIS. Esq. General Agent Diebold Safe
Co., Chicago:
Dear Sir--nerewith we give you order for No.
Fire Proof safe, being duplicate Of the pur-
chased Of you last year. Our old Safe passed sue
cessuy through the Deadwood Fire, falling from the
second story into the basement OF the building, where
GENTLY cool to be- handled On opening II, the con-
tents Of the Safe found to be In perfect preservs
ton. -
CLAGETT & DIXON
DEADwoop, d. T., October Sd, 1872.
john " NORRIS, General Agent. 81 State Street
Chicago:
Oar Sir-At the time of the Fire which des troyed
ana one OF Burglar-proof Safes, both of which
were subjected To very severe test, and stood Il
perfectly. The contents came out intact and III per-
feet condition. We regard your work good Ms any
made Yours respectfully,
BROWN IL THUM, Bankers
DsADwooD, ID. t. October 81, 1879,
john W. NORRIS Vice President. Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear Sb-On the 26;h OF September, when the
city of Deadwood almost totally destroyed b.
Fire we had in our office No 30 Diebold Safe, the
contents Of which were found 10 be in as good con.
dition as when placed In the Safe.
Very respectfully, yoar obedlent servant,
FRANK WEIGH. Hotel.
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RELIGIOUS.

PRESBYTERIAN 49, Services every Sunday
rrarnInr at the Presbyterian Church, At a. m :
evening, 8 y. m.-Rev. ]. l.. Henning' ofheia'-
ing. . A. .,. ~,nn. a, o n m
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening AL
8 'Slock
cATHOLfC-Servicss every Sunday. FIRST
Mass at 8 o 'ciock a. M: Second Mass al Iua =.
~ Catechism under the direction OF the SISTERS
a. Charity at 2h O'Clock p. m. Vespers at
o'clock p. m.
rptscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
Up. m.
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Came to nv ranch on, Lost Creek about April, lS7ik
one sofreI horse Stripe In fee three white teet, sad
die marks. aholt 4 wears MD, branded I'll Iupnu~
graml on left thigh. The owner IL requested To call
uroye property, pay charges aud take the animal
away. ii PETER s'pAFFANSON,f 81 I'm
fw 5s9.at Lost Creek, Upper Deer Lodge valley.
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Richmond, York River, and Chesapeake
Railroad which passes through the farm.
Besides the crops mentioned, Mr.. Davis
raises corn enough for his use, fine clover,
and is not inattentive to stock. He is
raising fine colts, now about twenty in
number.
We saw splendid young short-horn =
bull less than two years old which almost
had the development of matured animal.
His weight we suppose, is eleven or
twelve hundred pounds. We were also
struck with the excellent points of a Jersey
COW, though all of the cows were good.
Mr.. Davis, aided by the skill and iudg-
ment and great industry of his manager,
Mr.. Lewis, is accomplishing a great work.
If che who grows two blades of grass
where one grew before, deserves well of
his country surely Mr. Davis comes
within that category. Though he may
not yet have realized grain by his large
expenditures, we are'satisfed that he soon
will, and that his efforts will be crowned
with great success. Already his goods
have gained very extended reputation.
For the neighborhood and the whole sur
rounding section, he is accomplishing an
:. A0h0S SoOu. DuIluS Cne picking
time of berries, and gathering of fruit and
vegetables, a small army of laborers are
in the fields, all of whom get promptly
paid for their work.
Mr.. Davis must possess great. admins
trative abilities to conduct with such skill
so large an establishment, to manage at
the same time the affairs of two banks.
besides attending to the business of his
homestead, situated on the Mechanicsville
turnpike, near Richmond.
Another good which will result from
the example of the Lester Manor" es-
tablishment, is that it will incite others
to efforts in improving the lands of Tide
water, Virginia, and possibly to the in
shutting of other canning manufactures.
We emitted to say that Mr. Davis uses
very little Commercial Fertilizers, but
relies almost entirely on stable manure.
which he gets from Richmond by rail
road, except what is made on the estate.
He lines largely-burning oyster shells
on the place-putting on from 40 to go
bushels per acre We noticed one i'm
mense ravine on the place which has been
filled in with much labor and then tile
drained T. P.
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mentei with very beautiful cornice,
OF which the Sinsa was of terra-cotta.
Though the objects in bronze exceed in
number 1000, a large proportion of
these are, alas but Insignificant frag-
ments. There are, however, some very
curious specimens of archaic art; among
these are small figures which, from their
extreme rudeness, remind US of the pri-
mitive terra-cottas found at Mycenae, in
the tombs of Cyprus, and in other sites,
and which belong to what may be called
the pre-D@dalian period.
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AGAINST THE WORLD.

First Silver Medal Paris Exposition 1878
awarded to our .IDGEWATER" FAMILY
FLOUR, NEW PROCESS"
Bsg~ Entire satisfaction guaranteed with every
barrel or money refunded.
Bridgewater Family and Belmont Best xxx
Extra put up in Barrels, Quarters, Fights and
Sixteenth Barrel Cotton Sacks, Family, Extra
and SuPertine Flours. Choice Family Corn Meal
and Mill Feeds also for sale cheap. Ask vour
grocer. for Ficklen & Sons Flour, and take no
other brands.
J. B. FICKLEN & SONS,
Bridgewater Mills,
de3-1y Fredericksburg Va
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THE BEST PREPARATION FOR
THE HAIR NOW KNOWING

1t gradually restores gray hair to its natural
color' producing rapid and luxurious growth,
eradicates Schurf and Dandruff. cures all Diseases
OF the Scalp, and relieves neuralgia in the head
and headache and prevents the hair from falling
out Try it.
From Rev. w W. Bennett D. D.. President Of
Randolph Macon College,
tried the Xanthine, and found it to be all
1t claims in restoring the hair to its natural color
and removing dandruff. w. W. Bennett"
de 3-tf -
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.

Marble and Slate Mantels, Gas Chandeliers
and Shades, Oil Chandeliers and Lamps House
Furnishing Goods; Timing Plumbing, and Gas
Fitting; Hot-Air Furnaces, and Fire Place Heat
ers for heating three or more rooms Old Gas
and Oil Fixtures Rebronzed and made as good
as new
HYDRAULIC WATER FILTER for cleans
ing water for cooking, bathing, and washing
purposes. Send for Circular. oc 23-1v
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-10-22
MEMORIALS.

The present session of the Legisla
.ture has memoralized Congress to
throw open the Malheur Indian Res
ervation to settlement. This is a
wise move, as it contains a large
amount of excellent grazing and ag.
ricultural lands, and has been virtu.
ally abandoned, the Indians having
been removed north of the Colum-
bia. The House has also adopted a
memorial asking Congress to appro,
pirate SIS, 1000 to improve the military
road between Camp Harry and
Camp Steward. Also to improve the
Scottsburg military road and river.
Also memorial asking Congress for
an appropriation of $4,000 for the
improvement of Coos Bay; and an.
other asking for an appropriation Of
S2oo,ooo for the Improvement of va
quina Bay harbor These are all i'm
portant matters and deeply effect the
interests of the sections of country
where they are located, and we hope
that these memorials will be favor
ably acted upon by Congress at its
next session.
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WILLIAM II. ENGLISH ARID THE IRISH.


English, Hancock's confederate for
Vice President, is known throughout
Indiana as a 'shard" man one who
loans money on mortgage security
and forcleses without regard OF con-
sequences to the poor borrowers: In.
dianapolis is full of men whom he
has ruined in this way. He was eq-
ually hard-hearted toward the color.
ed race in the days of slavery and
it is authoritatively related of him
by prominent law firm of his State
that, while he publicly cajoles the
Irish and other foreigners, he secretly
hates and curses all of them, and es-
pecially "damns' the Irish as a race,
which, be says, is nuisance III
America" On one occasion street
car owned by English was carelessly
run over an Irishman's little girl
whom it crushed to'death. The faith
err brought suit for damages, English
having refused to pay the amount
fixed by the arbitrator of his own Sc.
lection-$lOoO and funeral expenses.
He got change of venue to re-
mote court with the view of wearing
the poor 1rishman out and forcing
him to compromise on his own terms.
With the same view he procured sew
eral continuances. AT last, after
cursing the Irish as a common nuis
ance, he surreptitiously effected a
compromise, not with the father, bu,
with the motheS of the child, the re
suit of which was that English got
off by paying 5000 cash, $3.50 in cal
tickets, and a $3.50 by note run
ming six months before due. He is
represented as an aristocrat,, haughty
and cruel to the poor and week, but
toward the rich and powerful cring
ing funky and coward. The South
ern Brigadiers knew him of old, and
that is why they pitched upon him as
second on the Presidential ticket
There is not a landlord in ireland
meaner to his tenants than English i:
toward the poor of that nation ir
America.