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, 1880-04-10

Mrs. Martha Lntnt's second volume Of tho
"lltstory. Of Now York F" still "drngs Its slow
length alonR." hnving Just rcnches1 the sixth
part. This cinlirecs tho closing events Of tho
Revolutionary War, and covers tho elk ycnrs,
17Bi-fSs7; hlsn treats IT the evacuation nf New
York by tho British, the return OF cxllcd md
Remembered families, tho adjustment of public
and private concerns, tho now laws and tho
feuds arising thotcfrom, tho reorganization OF
tho Chamber Of Commerce, tho origin Of the
University OF tho stnte, tts first Regents, and the
fntttNtAtion Of New Ynrs's grand Echcnlo Of
public Instruction; with sketches OF tho news
pnpcrs Of tho ncrlsHl. Of prominent !ndiyilnnls:
evcnts. The f.'ilpare III lastratton @ on is u cory f nf
Vests unfinished study OF "Tlle Signing of tho
Treaty" 1t Ia tho first time tho portr,tit Of the
Ilritish Minister who signed tho trentv, David
tlnrtlcy, hns ever been published IN America.
Tho fnc.silnie Of the signntl,rcs from tho orig!-
ii. Published by i. s. Dnrncs Co., In moiitiily
numbers, ut 80 cents cnch lumber.
, 1880-04-10

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n3n,r'. u noT ~ icss INV, @ ~, ~ ,n
n nini.s @ pscs. XVI si.,co the writer fnkiy @ III stac,
o. 81 @ n; snS ySry ya, srf9t fr f" se q q
@ $asssss 4 rsls{s5 Az r. @ Gsiy t% sl,st sas II
M m n, r,ni @"'x 70 'r M T,e"t IT. si n
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to sas estcr Il rrson II tho sa wre II 'r'n L Is e
n,n,u nm n'tttiin% L. H II. wn singn, Il shory Mry
ea't b. @ uhS ncroass il tho natnrai hni!y,
Ihn nk + = G n, nnnax ;s Hrnrit hnr h,4c % Tsh1fs
srnrn n ,rnt,, min II tnnttnr nf r,.1r,t o "p'
~ Nc1,r,.tn Luz t1s pa,n,,ci ,h. d ~ i,e q
III. i. OMAHA, Nei;.,. 0' '%"""''' - A'''
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THE VOtEltS' TFNT-BO0K.
There ''oes not see1n to be any good nsasou
ma V ~ ID s" .,,,1tI,., SM o.ss
Tribune Almn'inc with tho nEf1nii1c rnrt left out,
s @ Il eontins are"t rent oni Of u.cf l'l nfnrnn. rnsu
tion,-nny work contniu,nr 5octs nf amv nv Kind s
consists It's s''perloFlty over Mcl'hcrson's work
urH senEo M u otnor s'nhns Pnphe"tlohs. "hat
~ 10 ,;ro ~ IL VM ~ W. ,I, a a ec ,. rnns! MT
ciso Ti1e trtsHnt vnit,tr Ia ,i,c ;,rs. ~ th
fourth edition, - revised An enlarged" Snn,S
Of Tho wnrk nf revision Inns been rMrlGsly tuie.
~ imo t!st VI S,n1!,."s ,Gm ia,ii u, teven wniili
iSn,rc thn ift MIR. trHn,, ~ ~, s ,.;t, ~ i
rtptcy net nf lBi; might hhve lt,e untitled In n
"rcvislOn," s!t,cc, tho hrt Itself bns long
n s,nco hcen rcncalGa;; W. stlc Fosnn1's
f,,rIe,icfnn 10 tho rminni ,ort or H. ria,ra99
Of EUiuuu "of Mi crimes ni,d .uIslGh,nn,,ors
committed In HHt1 D'sttct" not being, further
',a,rn II @ rtvo It Is s csfionaha %
crcnso per nnn,sn nftcr tho acc0nl year. and
there nro ,,ntly typogrnphicnl yg bnn'crs, est,o-
chilly IL ilxurr9, This siatoncnt III tho pros-
pcctts is r!tIlcillDls: No Dkki citizen can en-
1ny tho right Uf franchise intclli9rutiy wlthnnt
possessing tho Information contained In this
sa II ho Sectoa sa at @ .a s1ssi
know tho ,pny or = qIlnrtcrnnsters Sergeant, or
~ tar w the vc, tes1 nf 'he snn JI
Stnse af AInbaun WIS Ecttlntl, or hnvc looked
Upon tho wretGhed woDt!-e11t IT lH,riratts II th.r
hook" is merely fair collection of some ioct,.
lnents and statistics connected With tho political
history Of AtncricG. anIi naturally contains moro
Tho Voters Textbook" 8. L. Morrow,
Editor. Fold only Ivy subscription. Chicago:
Western hook Excaango>
LOGIC OF CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES,
trhn o,.,,,ou,oa NJ n,,d rov,aioS r,I,.,
aro receiving closer attont1on from both sides Of
tho Rrcat question Mt tho present dny than was
over given to tho,n before, The rcnson is Tint
sRei'ic1sn nus OK la.e assumed moro scientific
!nsn than u ever presented IN enr!!tr tlmcs and
fss s xs e ne a dSto"asas ror Of Of ss IT., n. and
Tim rli mrr,,mcnts hnro mt nccrn,,, N.Y. ,,an,n,a
bt Of ton ''e1 u r"C,ros a'g una a
Grounds Of belief must bo rcExa,nincn In tho
Precision, fresh cor contribution W" tn st,,,1,cs n
i'o in1s Grhnns M H., 9 q 'n4a1E ns EScn recently
"ver Sass IN an sn,aii ne c,,,,,r mrsn v,no 81 Nm IN
HrI,a Iss1s" ~ 1.hrist,ou Ev}i",,t,S 1,t ~
~ -. aStHAAt AAtINNHAlss lay
, 1880-04-10

LITERARY NOTES.
"Faith Tca,nloton'' Is tho nonlo plume assumed
by lInsriot Boomer llarber.
Tho COLLECTION OF Chinese works In the british
Museum Includes 10000 volumes.
An italian translation at Thaskcrays "vanity,
Fnr" Ia about to appear LII llnno.
pr,f. Crllno. Of Corncll University. II. propar-
Ing nn exhaustive work OIL lta!tun folk.talcs.
DAtltlct'a now hoyul bears tho tlls, "The Fro-
dIgious Adventures ot T4rsnrln Ut Taraacon,''
Tho sccond revision OF tho historical books of
sho llible has been completed US fur "a H. Ch.on-
icles, ri.
THO .iato Of Noltros birth IL now discovered
IN huye been April -, ITO, ut Oronoble aud not
l70s as IL generally beloved.
A new tFatnn recently completed by Victor
Hugo has for ltA tiiiu "Ics Juinvuux." and fur
u hstocs Louis XIV. and thu mar, Of the Iron
Musk,
1telcn PaucIt. formerly \ leading. English act-
rcss, ts now Latty Martin, tho Quecn having
KnIghtcl hor huabaud for his 1I4ifo OF the
Prinro Collsort" just completed.
At d recent s4le OF autographs In FarIs tho
following tnterrstlng examplGs prnyGd tho tIl.
rrensluE fulue Of such tnpll0rialH: tiin|- -Nnrs
10 ChAyigny, 10 francs; Frune1ls I. To GhMrlya
tho cclitAey of priests, Y, tSRpes; NNdaps dc
, 1880-04-10

AlHu{I+lnG lNF lApTtl ms luG 1UllOW-
ing tablo of contents: "IIo That VIII Not When
Tie May" by Mrs. Oliphnnt, chapters XIX
AN11.; 1.-THE shtro and tho Gu by Edward a.
Freeman; ".Clty. rarqchIal ChAr!ttcs." by A. ].
/ WILSON; "Adnm sedgwlck," by tho Lorl 1sIshop
Of CnrlIslc; "Ilauhshecsh": "The Light of
Asln,' by Stanley Poole; "Ircland, 1slG-
$780, by ". Denco Jones, "Tho Poetry Of II
1soot-Crop," by Charles Kingsley.
The March number OF tho LtD1tr3 journal ilas
tho following table Of contcnts: "On tho Lon.
Ktvlty OF librarians; "Morc About Charging
SysteIns"; Editorial Notes.; "AmerIcan H.
brary Association; "Untted Kingdom Associa-
ti0n": "Llbrary Le9lslHilon"; "Iefeseaec-
Lists on Special Topics; "Tho Ltbrary Com
ns9y Of Erw oston cnn
nylns and An0nyms".; "Nukcs lnd Queries -;
Gn4 General Notes."
Drcntano's Monthly for N1nrch contains lss
usual fund OF interesting Information an sport
itss kid In this country: Tho ecu ourront na1uber
hs.s IN "! article on "Tho Ch!sago 4 Yasht Club"
nma
iISs" Tie Tasf*%: Ataist,es"; s ssc.iirl,ns"":;
ahlp of ths worll," eto rrico Is cents. t''''''''
The April number Of tho nd,.l:e,s' Alaaaslue
tom! I,obt.zsh6u,a i MT NJ rniiS" Heller
Nom raxnbll'ty of noycrnn,ent Ison''as";. Nm
tion1ataIsasln9s M atntks Exi,ort " 1.-Two
MM.i1 Mn,n 1T dt IMnaoa i0ll tno trcnsh @
tween EUROPE and America; Decreasing
iToianon ~ OF tfelana rntlties W. the HANK
lug 1h.cFss's u lno co"htrs' c'c'' eec.
hind. Tho r.liturs and pubiishcrs arc eyi,Icntly
IN earrst IN attelnptinK to furnish n m,g1szftIe
Kccse hns been assnciated With Mr. AfDrfcrl III
its management. NO not!ce, at,onE othery, nrt-
W. II; A., q 1sT1s SanS GoHsiry%; = Ws;litng
, 1880-04-10
NElaNAsKA.

Prof. Anghoy troats bis subJoct ike au enthu-
stast, but does not forget thAt ho IL also man
os sclenco. VIC havo thercforv q great donl of
enthusiastic statement ylle by eida with prusa!u
tables Of facts and figures, Nobfaska 4 = great
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

OrR CAMPAIGN SUPPLEMENT. = For
want of spare In our psner ws this week
lend out IN = supplement a valuable col
leciion q political points 10 which We
desire 20 caii public attention II con-
'ains the letters Of acceptance Of our can
iidate>. published hercfofore hat which
prove false nearly MI tho acensations az
Radical speakers. and will repay reading
again Il alsc has extracts from the
great speech Of Hendricks. which we
published: last week; and from speerh
Of Lyman Trumbull, the author OF The
isth and 18th Constitutional Amend
ments; and some interesting figures in
regard to expenditures. from Official
documents by Montgomery Blair: and
Gen. Hancock's famous letter 20 Gen.
sherman IN regard 10 the Presidency.
with IN official message ~ President
Hayes and Secretary sherman. and nu-
Herous opinions II Gar6cld'~ honesty
Q ON Republican papers Read aud cir
culate II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

~ too Supervisors OF election for ,ha
ronnly-
Won viii please forward 70 me- =, onc.
names Of persons 70 serve on bcihsif q.
sonr rHrsv-cne for each polling prrrinci
with their rcsf-cffirr address. and name
% precinct la whirh thew are 10 serve.
Respectfully.
CnAs. n. Rocxwoon.
To which notice Nr. TrSvior replied
immediately n fellows. expressing the
sentiments q: the Democracy II Dubois
county. and We believe OF the decent
r"rti"n ~ tie Republican party also:
.-spuNs uF THK i.srccEkTu' rExTRAL COW
1s~rxs. isnissA- O<lobrr GA. fSrs.
ana- Chas- n. Ksrk~ssd.
DEsE SrR: Yours OF the 9TH inst. to
hard. ~ which ynu inform nae that ten
ciTlzrns Of this. Dubois county, have APP
piled aud are asking for the appoint
urenf ~ Supervisors 81 Election Ia Du-
bois comfy. and you ask me 10 forward
Won the names OF persons 10 serve on
behalf cf the Democrat party one for
each polling precinct, with their post
Ofiice addresses | understand \ Siuii-
lar request has been sent 10 MIR. G. 4.
Schroeder. Chairman OF the Republican
Ceutrs. COMMITTEES Of this county With
due Difference 10 yon and the position
You occupy. am glad 10 inform you
that AZ a meeting of the Democratic Cen
itFaI Committee OF Dubois county. held
Ton the "a day OF October. 1850. IL WA
unanimously Resolved By rnr Commit
&c. that the Democracy Of Dubois coun-
Nv decline 70 participate liz any wnv. in
X the appointment OF Federal officers to
supervise the election OF this county
The Democracy Of this county do not
ask for Federal Supervisors OF our cleo
Itions. The law OF Indiana. in our opin.
ion. secures an honest election and fair
count. and cannot see any reason for
Federal supervision. have more faith
i'm the honesty aud intelligence Of the
electors Of this county, Of all the parties,
than 20 think otherwise. and any partici-
patton by the Democracy in the procure
ment OF q supervision of their election
would be reflection upon the honesty
and patriotism VI the people ofthis coun-
lty. and an insult 10 the good name and
reputation Of both parties
The expenses or the election are in
creased by the appointment Of FEEDERS
county leaves the responsibility OF APP
pointing Federal Supervisors with the
Republican Marty III any appointment
lcf Supervisors i made for this county.
il must be done without any suggestion
on participation on the part Of the De-
mocracv- Respectfully,
WILLIAM a. TRAYLOR,
Chm'n Democratic Gen. Com.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

ny virtue Of venhi and alias execu.
~ ton to me directed from the Cl-rl
os the Dubois Circuit Court. I will ex-
pose at public sale 70 the highest bid
oder, on
SATURDAY, the 3Oth day Of De-
tOlser a. ID. 1870.
between the hours or 10 o'clock A. a..
and 4 o'clock r. a.. Of said dav. At the
door Of the Courthouse in the town 81
Jasper. Dubois county. Indiana the rents
and profits for term not exceeding
seven years, Of the following described
real estate, str ted il The County u
Dubois and State Of Indiana. to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter. and the northwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter 0f .rctiufs
Number seventeen M. in township No.
one ], south OF range Number FIVE rs
west, containing eighty acres. snbieri
however, 10 the 0ne-thirl interest there
In Of Msthiids :. Ferguson. wife or the
execution defendant Jacob X. Ferguson.
And on failure to realize the full
amount Of judgment, interest and cost, I
will at the same time and place expose
At public sale the fee simple Of said
real estate.
Taken a. the properly Of Jacob n.
Ferguson. defendant. At the suit ~ Chri--
topher Herman. who since die,l and
whose estate l. now represented BY John
Huebner, administrator thereof. and
present execution plaintiff herein.
Said sale will be made without anv
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praiscmcnt laws.
GEORGE COX.
sheriff Dubois Comfy.
BKUSc BUErr~ER, Att'y for PIN.
Oct 9Th. 1850 = 3w. III. r. $1,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

~ The figures Of the famous loan
ssas were chsIked All over Jasper YES
trrday morning. n i supposed 20 have
been done by ono Van Wort. from Ne
braska. ann Cos aud another man from
Illinois. who have been lnating around
this county. without any visible orcnpa-
ton (but undoubtedly engaged in some
rsscaiiy scheme. probably circulating
fraudulent fickets), for "A week ~ more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08


Radical Republican Rudeness
Displayed at Ireland Last
Wednesday.
To . person who can stand on high
neutral ground and calmly survey the
zeerhing and surgings OF partisan malice
lead on BY nnhrid.ed fury. IL must be a
lesson that leaves an indsllibie impress
ion upon his mind
TX is necessary that two parties exist,
and why. therefore. should sccrn Won
because your view do not coincide with
mine or vice versa? There is no reaso.,
jim such . course
A thorough demonstration Of the
depth 10 which depraved humanity can
descend was displayed by the Republic
cans Of Ireland last "Wednesday, at the
Democratic Speaking
a pretty pole was raised and dedf-
Gated 10 Hancock and English. Music,
beauty and chivalry and peace. gentle
goddess. il NJ first appeared would reign
over the whole affair.
The speaking OF Hon. r. X. Cobb. and
Hon. Lewis Loveiess was high-t0ned In
character and would have carried con-
victions to minds where the pail OF ig-
uorsnce had not 80 firmly wrapped his
sable folds around such blinded vota-
ries a. he has in Ireland But, -Wher
ignorance il bliss tie folly 10 be wise.
Bata well known Republican farmer.
vino wants 70 be considered respectable,
ia order to advertise his gross ignorance,
headed bowling crew Of Republicans,
that carried blucgeons in their hands
and anger in their faces. and ~ qbick a.
the speakers flashed howled aud hur-
rahed Tor Garfield and Arthur and Pur +.
Ter. They jeered and howled for drunk
en- Llnders.- hnrrahed for the drunken
croud [meaning those from Jasperl aud
carried on in 4 ~ amer that would have
disgraced barharians. Depraved hu-
manity displayed on that occasion the
lowest strlfum 10 which il * capable Of
Of descending. II showed spirit born Of
ignorance fosiered in malignity and
spit out or this re-s-pool or hsts by those
who would eclipse Nero in ferocity.
And still these people speak Of BULLDOG
inc. Of drunkenness, Of decency. Have
they ever been thus mis-treated by the
Democrats n this county. who have such
overwhelming oddss AT every meeting
in Jasper they spit out their spleen, and
Democrats. recognizing. with true patri-
otism, the freedom Of speech, have li-t-
ened quietly and respectfully. Demo-
Gratis OF Dubois have done more. With
fraterual love they have raised Republi-
cans to official positions. Indeed. II this
county were O. Republican as II II Dem
ocratic. there vi U a not be Democratic
Supervisor ef Roads In office. And vet
Il Is with insults they repay rs. But
such conduct will hasten the time when
the life OF . snow ball will be more last
ing in He'll than Republican supremacy
In Dubois County. They have abused
friendship But should any Democrat %
far forget public decency a. 70 Be guilty
|of proceeding In the same manner q
these Republicans Of Ireland did. should
he - far forget the privileges Of IN
American citizen o. 20 trample on rights
always conceded to public gatherings,
we want him held up before this people
in public exccrafion.
EYE WIrxsss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

@If,ou find any mixed fraudu lent
tickets. destroy them immediately. Tie
Radicals will do an, thing to beat Land
ers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

NOTICE Is hereby given thar by virtue
~ Of special execution to me directed
from the Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
Court, will expose At public sale to the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, tho :SOfh day Of Oc-
tOber a. ID. 1850.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock x. ".
and = O'Clock =. H. OK said day. at the
door OF the Courthouse in the town 81
Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana. the
rents and profits for term not exceeding
seven years Of the following described
real estate. fo-wif:
Lot Number seventeen HI IN the
original Town Of Bretzville. a known
and designated on the map. plat or chart
Of said Town formerly Newfownl. situ-
ated in the County of Dubois and State
Of Indiana.
And on failure TO realize the full
amount Of judgment, interest and cost.
will at the same time and place expose
1t public sale the fee simple OF said real
estate, attached BY me - the property OF
Jacob Limp, and ordered to be sold by
said Court, 1t the suit Of Joseph Fritz,
Administrator Of the estate Of John r. b.
Widmer, deceased.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or a..
praisemcnt laws.
GEORGE cox.
Sheriff Dubois County.
BRrxo BrErTSER, Atty for PrG.
Oct. 9Th, lo00--3w. r.. f.eOc.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08

DEAk SIR: Please take notice that on
the 18th day CT September, 1s80, by or
der Of his Honor. Thomas Drummond.
one Of the Judges the Seventh Judicial
Circuit Of the United States, the under
signed was appointed Chief Supervisor
for the District ~ Indiana.
Extrlrfs Of % much Of the general
lsw regarding elections A. i Of immedi-
afe o. terest- are enclosed herewith.
To insure the appointment ~ Super
vi-ors o. such persons a are members
IN good standing Of the Republican Or
Democratic party. you will Be expected.
in case Supervisors are requested for your
County 20 furnish me with the names Of
s1ch persons - are competent, and. In
your opinion, best qualified to represent
your party
At the proper time you viii Be fur
ni~hei with blanks TO BE filed and sign-
ell BY the persons you designate
Respectfully,
Gas d. RocKwccD.
Nessrs- Taylor and Schroeder, Chair
m~n- respectively. OF the Democratic and
kepublic.n Central Committees Of this
rs'uufy. replied 70 the above letter q fol-
lrws, on sept 35th, the first mail after
- reception:
JAsrEE. I'm. Sept 9th, 1850.
us<- r.as =. kn<kw>-s
fsurs Of recent date relative n the
appointment Of Supervisors OF Elections
for this. Dubois county. 70 hand
We tho undersigned. Chsirmen or the
Democratic and Republican Central
Committees OF Dubois c0unty say. that
we do not think there will Be an Illegal
vote est or attempted 70 be cast in this
county by either Of the parties We
have more confidence In the integrity Of
the Electors Of this county. We there
fore can dispense with the use Of any
SUPERVISOR
Repeatedly.
WILLIAM ~ TgAYLoR. CHM
Of the Democratic Cen. CON-
g C. ScHEEEDEE, Chm'n. Of
the Republican Gen. Com.
In reply to this. Mr.. lockwood wrote
them letter which Mr.. Schroeder has
in his possession. and on Oct 5th. Mr..
Tr.yIor received the following notice
from Mr. lockwood. under the great
sell Of = q - Chief Supervisor or Elec-
tons. District Of IndiaDa:-
OFYICEOH
CmIEr sCPERv1sOR az ELECTrOxkl
E~szr ~ is.ssss-r. 3 cesrr A. stslse-
Iss,-r. has,. c.. IA.
DxAR Sun: Application his been
ms1e ~ (i0J ten ciiizcus u Dubois coun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08
ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
School Dooks and Religious Books .
Specially. Also
WALL PAPER. On great variety. WINDOW
crRrAINss ai Fx,ures ELEGANT
CHkOMOs. end FRAMES. WHITING PA
PER PENCILS PENS. INk saa pa
FETkRH NOTIONS. il great ,2risfy.

urCOuNrRY PRODUCE o. al tiuds. taken
- exrsnge for Ecskr- Remember. three 1sss ex.i
a tie fosf-ocice- In SALTS new baiidinB.
nrf arh. ISL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08
IMPORTANT CORRESPOND
ENCE.
federal Supervisors in Dubois
County.

The following correspondence BE-
tween Hon. C. L. Redwood. United
States supervisor Of Elections in Indi-
ana. and Hon w. A. Traylor and C. G.
ssd RefsbIiesn committees in this
county viii explain itself. Wonder Il
Mr. Schreedsr changed Ms opinion after
his letter 10 Mr. lockwood. or who
were the petitioners from Dubois
county,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
Winfield S. Hancock (!
or PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR Wee PRESIDENT.
WIN. r.. ENGLISH,
or INDIANA.

For Governor
FHAykLsN LANDERS,
for I.ieusrnant Governor,
ISAAC p. GRAY.
~ lsss-~frk- >s----- Csurs-rssrs Ds.srirs-
JOHN T. ScUTT-
E.rsnSr~ - - Supr-ue ca.rs-F.stA in-sri<r-
JOSEPH A. 8. MITCHELL
For Secretary of State
John G. SHANKLIN.
For Auditor Of STATE
MAHLON H. MANSON,
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM FLEMING.
For General.
T. w. WOODEN
For Supf- Public Instruction,
A. c. GOODWIN.
For Reporter supreme Court,
A. ~ NARTfN.
For Clerk supreme Court.
GABRIEL SCHMTCK.
r. Css<s~--asn- 5000 In--rsrt.
THOMAS X COBB
- R-r~-s.u,rsre f--- Drsais .-s xru,.
JAMES T. WALKER
" K-p-.~-rsrrIurf-uua rrsarEs ara PIKE.
SAMUEL HARGOyE-
~ P~r--rpr~. EIsrrrrA cI-ruh-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-21
SALT LAKE
WEEKLY HERALD.

About the 1st of March, we will
begin the publication of a Weekly
Edition OF the HERALD. The demand
for such a paper has been very
pressing during the past two
or three years. The aim Of
the publishers will be to furnish q
paper for those people who live
of the main lines of travel and who
are not accommodated with mail ser-
vice oftener than once a week; to
provide a newspaper for those who
have only one day a week of leisure
to devote to the pleasant aud profta-
BILE employment of reading; to supply
a suitable edition of the HERALD for
sending abrcat-a paper that shall
faithfully and honestly represent this
great and growing territory, with its
many and important industries and
its thrifty, enterprisiDg people; to
make a paper for the home circle and
family Preside. one that shall contain
the news, and al the same time COM
bine the essential elements OF a liter
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The Ute InOUiPy,

Chicago, 20. - Times Washington
The investigation into the Ute outbreak
was resumed to-day by the House COM
mittee on Indian affairs. The meetings
of the committee are held with closed
doors. General Clifton, B. Fisk, and
Commissioner Hsyt, of the Ind an
bureau, were examined. General Fisk
testified that in his opinion the outbreak
was attributable so several causes of irri-
tation, which have been operating upon
the Utes for som years Among these
csuses he enumerated the following:
First, That the Indians were cheated out
Of q portion Of their lands under the
Brunot treaty; second, the failure of
government to pay annually S25, 600 to
which they were entitled under that
treaty; third, failure to deliver supplies
from 1876 to 1873; fourth, forbidding the
sale Of arms and ammunition on the
White River Agency, which compelled
the Indians to 60 off the reservation TO
get ammunition with which to kill game;
fifth, iDjudicious conduct Of agent
who, General Fisk says, was as
unfit for this Office as a man could be TO
deal with Indians; sixth, Meeker's threats
to bring troops and the fact that troops
actually were advancing.