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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all kinds of skin eruptions
This salve is guaranteed to give perfec
satisfaction in every case or money re
funded. Price % cents per box.
17y1 For sale by K. Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

JOSEPH SALIcK occupies his store just
acated by Lamfrom & Company with
lusical instruments.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14
Removal.

s. B. Fuller would respectfully notify his MANY
patrons and friends, that, on account of his con
stantly increasing trade, he has removed His OF.
lice and store to the large and cammodioas
rooms in Bank of WatertoWn Building on first
street one door north of Bank of Watertown
where he has increased facilities for exhibiting
the excellences combined in his full and COM
plete line of Family and Manufacturing Sewing
Machines consisting ofthe Eldredge, New Home,
Domestic and Others
S. B. FULLER, JONAS STauI
Proprietor. Asst Manager
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

Hon. PHILETUs SAWYER has given
500 to the Lawrence University at APP
lotion
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14
WATERFOWL, WIS, April 5, 1880.
NJ HIICurIvr Eco Ganoral Mananor q

&N. w. R. R. Co., Chicago, Illinois,
Dear ,Sir:-Yours of the Sd inst, con-
tanning copy of circular No. 20 in rela-
ton to the shipment Of mixed live stock
in the same car came duly to hand. /
beg to thank you for this prompt and
honorable compliance with the terms of
your letter of the Oath of February, to
Col Spooner in relation to this matter,
and to express my satisfaction at the sue
cess Of our attempt to amicably arrange
the difficulty complained of.
Yours truly,
j. B. BENNETT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14
MARRIED

At the residence of the brides parents at Cedar
burg, Wisconsin, Thursday, April Sth 1880. Mr..
ALBERT BITTNER, of Watertown, and Miss Rosa
BUCH.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, Watertown, Wis, April
IA, 1880.
Adsit, Norris Richard
Bowen, W Il Modr, Mrs. Martin
Brethauer w Perry, w w
eastman, Charles Powers Miss Maggie
Evans, d Smith, Geo.
Jones, Owen Sprague, Emma (9
Johnson, T. G Wallace, George
Kelley, Jno.
Persons calling for any of the above letters, will
Please say Advertised"
J. #. MOAK, P. n
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

10 THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN:
My Dear Sir:-In your issue of the 9TH
inst, you have an article which, I as
sumo. has more or less reference to N.Y.
self. And, while, even in the connection
in which am presumed to have played
a part would consider it more fair and
manly to have used my name, than to
speak by inuendo, my principal objection
to your production is, that it deals large
ly in falsehoods. While will not deny
that my relations with Mr.. Mulberger are
not of the most cordial character, for rea-
sons of which it is unnecessary to speak
in detail, suffice it to say, that I have
been the subject Of almost constant per
secution at his hands, and that have
never been the assailant in any of our
troubles and had I seen fit to assist in
his defeat at the late election I would
have been perfectly justifable. Mr.. M.
has undertaken by every means of UNI
scrupulous malignity to injure me social
ly and politically, and while God lets me
live, shall resent to the uttermost, his
malicious and snakish attacks AS to the
late caucus and election of which YOU
speak, would say that I did not meddle
with them further than to combat the
idea that Mr.. M. would cease to be a
member of the building committee, or
that the erection Of the new court house
could not be proceeded with, unless he
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14
The VoItaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich

Will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon sc
days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed
They mean what they say. Write t.
hem without delay. 44y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

The St. Agnes Guild of St. Paul's Par
meets with Miss Annie Norris Satur-
afternoon next.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14
HOME MATTERS.

a
Hon. PHILETUs SAWYER has given
500 to the Lawrence University at APP
Teton.
JOSEPH SALICK occupies his store just
acated by Lamfrom & Company with
lusical instruments.
WILLIAM ARNDT bought the Heyman
uilding on Main street Saturday for the
UNI of $4.675.
THE public schools opened for the spring
erm Monday with a large attendance.
E. 4. MENDENHALL is boring for an
rtesian we'll on the premises of Philip
Ieinrichs on First street.
IN giving Mr.. Schumacher's majority
asst week for city treasurer we made an
:rror of 100 votes against him, his MAORI
being 221 instead 121 as stated.
WE have received a Syllabus of Lee
ures on the Philosophy Of History by
lev. A. 0. Wright, Principal of Wis
onsin Female College, Fox Lake.
GOVERNOR SMITH has appointed Henry
isoh,r, of Milwaukee, Treasury Agent
/ place Henry Klempell whose term
kpires May list.
EVANSVILLE is about the first place in
,e field with an Electric Light Com
my, she having filed articles Of associa-
on for one with the Secretary OF State
st week.
THE Winnebago Presbytery of the Pres
yterian church is holding its annual ses-
IN this week at Juneau. The Presby-
ry closes Saturday.
Orro LINDE, is the Watertown repre-
ntative of the new 1urnyerein, Vor-
serts, in the National Assembly.
THE ladies of the Congregational
lurch will give tea party at the resi-
nee of Mrs. John Ford on Thursday
ening. Supper served at six O'Clock,
general invitation is extended.
THE St. Agnes Guild of st. Pauls Par
meets with Miss Annie Norris Satur-
afternoon next.
The Wisconsin State Sunday School
uyention will be held this year on the
res of Green Lake, where every prepa-
ion will be made for the accommodate
of all who may attend. The time Sc
ed is July Goth continuing four days.
-. 0.--
WISCONSIN is to be represented at the
iday School Centennial Conference in
ldon, next June, by the Rev. L. Lin
Brown, former resident of Apple
He expects to visit Egypt and Pal
Inc before returning home.
%
II is anticipated that the soldiers re
ion to be held in Milwaukee, next
ne, will be the largest gathering of vet
ms in the United States since the
md reviews of May % aud "a, 1865, in
arlington.
9Ey. DIR. FULTON has resigned the rec
ship of St. Paurs Parish, Milwaukee,
AXE effect May LIST and accepts a call
nSt. Georges church, St. Louis. Rev.
Oh NJ. Thompson, of New Orleans, is
ken of as the successor of DR.. Fulton
It. Pauls
HE ex-soldiers of Wisconsin, who
living in Chicago are making prepa-
rs to attend the Soldiers Reunion in
Yankee in June. 1t is understood that
e are nearly 500 ex-soldiers now living
1hicago, who fought in Wisconsin
ments during the war
Asst Thursday afternoon the Cold
ng Cheese Factory, belonging to
Marshall, two miles north of White
: burned down. 1t was the best
vi e,a+o,xx ~, +bot caoti0D and no II
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

WE have received a Syllabus of Lee
ures on the Philosophy Of History by
lev. A. O, Wright, Principal of Wis
onsin Female College, Fox Lake.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

WISCONSIN is to be represented at the
Iday School Centennial Conference in
ldon, next June, by the Rev. f. Lin
Brown, former resident of Apple
He expects to visit Egypt and Pal
Inc before returning home.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14
New Advertisements,
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

The Wisconsin State Sunday School
uyention will be held this year on the
res of Green Lake, where every prepa-
ion will be made for the aceonlmoda-
/ of all who may attend. The time Sc
ed is July Goth continuing four days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

THE ladies of the Congregational
lurch will give a tea party at the resi-
nee of Mrs. John Ford on Thursday
ening. Supper served at six o'clock,
general invitation is extended.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-14

OTTo LINDE, is the Watertown repre-.
ntative of the new 1urnyerein, Vor,
serts. in the National Assembly.
, 1880-01-07
HOT SPRINGS.

tsKrORT or TiIE COMMISSIONERS.
WASH snTOS, u. C., JIM. B.-Sccrutary aeh,,H
eont To tho Honnfe to.day cnpy of tho final re-
pnrt OF tho Hot Springs Commissioners, together
with tho schedules showing tho nancs Of tho
parties in whose favor tho Rwnrt's were made,
nr,ti list Of persons II, whom ccrtffcntcs wero
issued for property condemned, amounting In
tho aggregate to &T4,GtM. THO report Is Hccom-
1mnlctt by n cory nf tho communication He'd
with tho commissioners, which contains chnrges
ngnInRt tho Chief Clerk OF tho Commissioners
AMI questions tho fairness 0f tho award In suv-
crnl cases. Tho Commissioners say TINT they
found It impossible 10 Investigate tho ncctiaa-
tions nRnfnst thcir clerk md finish their report
by tho time required by law.
Mr.. Echur, Il, his letter to tho President which
accompanied this report. III referring to these
charges, snys: "As tho Department Inns not tho
lM'wcr to compel the nttcntlnneo Ct witnesses
Its disposal to conduct nil investigation into tho
charges Hatie. hnye deemed y my t!nty to tny
nctlen M ,lny he judged fdytanhle."
1}gfcrr1nK tn tho property condemned ~ tho
COminiesInncrs, Sccrctury Hchurz snys M prt'-
yIsbn hns huGn tnntlG fur tho payment Nt tncao
certificates, and suggests TINT they 10 nnlc re-
ecvnhtG Iii payment for lands ut Hot Springs.
!Jt'pr existing 'nws, t "a nIa,tn tho duty OF hc
after tho Commissioners shall llnyo fled thoir
report, tn instruct tho United Stntes 'nt nilicra
nt thu Little Rock Lnnd District to allow EGid
lnnlis to ho entered as prnyltcl ly lap. Tho
time within which instructions arc tn flo for.
Wnrcd to tho locnl lan oillco will expire Ja1 II.
, 1880-01-07

The production Of Iyron's wcll-known com.
edy, "Our noys," at this thentra has pr0veti I'M
unexpected attraction. Crowded houses have
been seen upon the 'irst twn svcnnEs Of tho
week. Dipkey LinRnrl's comedy eofI.pany pro-
sent tho piece, nnd tl,oy present It IN Il manner
highly rcltshed by tho ponplo In ustontltu,ce,
Mlsa Lin9nrl, tnlontod lttlo lat'y, bus
a character in slarv AltlrDse admirably
suited to her ability, mMl Miss Eugcno
nlaIr nppears rs Fio'ts, pnrt ass,tmctt by her
Or tan III .ys sy W., ii anoticr o,,ss. TRo "ast Is
nllnust the aa.nu M thril, with tho exception nf
Itrhfn fdtfIc,rifif, for which thu selection at w.
W. Allen has strengthened tho performance.
For la'tx,t, llr. II. II. nrown hna also bacn
chosen instead Ut Mr. NFun, but this cha!!gu is
not MI advantageous mo. "Qur Doya" Will
run ull tho WDck.
, 1880-01-07

apsstai pkpateA to 1A4 Chicago Trtbuns.
WARRINGTON. D. C., Jun. "a new circular Of
the Director OF the Mlnt Gausos curious now
complication. An net Of Congress. approved
March 3 1873, requires "that tho valuo Ut for
elgn oo'ns, a. Expressed In money Of account of
the United 6tatos, shall bo that OF pure matAl OF
such ooln OF standurst yulue," ind that tho
0velues Ut standard oolRs In circulation of tho
Various nations Of the world shall 10 estinated
annually by the Director Of tho Mint and bo
proclaimed On the lat day of Januasg by the 6eo-
sctasy Of the Treasury" Tho estimated ynluo OF
certain foreign oolnx Issued BY tho countries
where allyeE standard prevails, In 1910, wa, III
untted 6tatcs money: Bicrtco. dollar, Sl0l.6;
Ceutraa American, Ecuador and Poru, dollar, or
peao, .oah- The estimated yalua OF the saino
coins for the year 1885, according to tho circular
Just Issued by the Secretary Ut the Trvasury. Ia
.0.e for le1ican aud .13.4 for the other speo1o'
This difference results from the fact that this
yeas, fos tho tiEst tmo, our gold dollar haa been
takea " standard BY which to measure al
, 1880-01-07
SILVER CERTIFICATES.
4 NEW fOl,M.

6ptesas Dtspatth to Ths Chicago IFibun4.
WAB,IyN0Tow, D. O., Jan. a.-sccrotary Rher-
snan haa Issued Il now form If silver certificate
under tho law of Fob. ~, 1S7A. Tho ccrtlt'uNto
resembles tho lcgal-tondcr note, and rcads m
tho fnce. "Certltlcato Of deposit. This corttflos
TINT thoro havo been tlcposted With tho Trcas-
Nscr OF tho Unltod StAtoA ut Washington, D.
G.. poyable at hls ofllco to boaror on dcmnnd,--
oliver dollars" Tho certificate Ii signed by q.
" sootield. Tegi4tcr OF the Treasury, by Jal,,ua
0lihilan, Treasu1or Of tho United Siatcs. aud by
a. II. Weyn,an, Assistant Treasurer: At tho
!sft h1nd IL mn engrlved heAd md bust Ut
Robert Norris. On. tho hack IL engraved:
"Un!tcd States silver certificate. This ceEtiticata
receivable for custonls, taxes. and ntl Puhto
auoa, md when 10 received may to reisauel."
, 1880-01-07


Manager Mitchell has undertaken tho manngo-
snent OF tho lIycr Sisters.
tis tiMoEod that thare ia war In tho camp Of
IIoochstcr, and that sofno OF bis 0er1uau actors
nny start upon thoir own hook.
l'apeEs Of partncsahip have boon signed b.
twoen Mike l.oavltt aud Man&gor Mitchell, late
Of tho Olympic. We ut,tlcsstand that 400 each
hAve btsan put into u laf for thu organization OF
q busleaqu9 troupe for noxt sca6oa. Sumo time
IN FGbruaEy uIle Or both OF thoul will start for
Europo for tho purpose Of SECURING tFoupo.
Nj, Baudmaun, in characteristic .way, had
seen ut to object to TIM TIL nIBuME's just estimate
Of bis very bad hotipx In }laiuIct and ha4 aig'
1lhed his determination to dpbaF tho critic from
, 1880-01-07
RAILROADS.


Special Dtstaleh to Tbs Chicago Trthttnt.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Jan. G.-ScnAtor Ed
minds argued in tho Snprc1no Cnnrt to-dhy MI
important test caAe involving tho constitutions
nllty Of tho not Of Missouri Of 1a60, authorizing
municipal subscriptions for tho construction of
railroads. This question WAS decided by tho S.l-
promo Coftrt Of tho United statcs in 1876 or 1870,
whom decision of tho Supreme Court of tho
state Of Missouri against tho conBttutloualfty
Of tho law wns confirmed; but In 1877 tho sn-
premo Court of the United Stntcs, In another
case involving the sntnc question: ovcrr!1acd sts
first decision md held THE inv valid, Justices
Miller md Bradley dissenting. Sinco then tho
Supreme Court az Missouri, fn caeo between
citizens at Its own State, haa hold TINT tho first
t1cofsinn Of tho Supreme Court Of the unltgd
StateE was right, and that
1TH HECoTp DECISION,
reversing tho first ono. proceeded pon m entire
mis- apprehension of y!iNt tho Supreme Court Of
Missouri Ind previously decided. The question
now Ia, Which Court hgs made tho mistake, tho
fuprG1no Court nf tho United atntes or lilo
Supreme Court Of tho s,tato Of Missouri? Tho
cuac hHs a worry extensive bearing upon tho
vuia!ty Of all municipal lontls Issued hy c0n1s-
Ties or townships IN Missouri snco 1si8. Ex-
Bnnator 1ion.!orson advocates tho constitution.
nifty Of tho statute. Ant senHtor Etnunds and
Judge F1gg, Of Missouri, oppose It,
, 1880-01-07

NEWARK, N. j., JIM. a.-A monster reception
WIS given to FnrI1tl and Dltlun this eyoning by
the lrt*sNren nj Newnrk. Thoy'worH met at
tic dnpnt by tho Irish s,ciotlcs Anl military or
Rlnixations and escorted to tho Grand OPERA
lIul,stt wllcre II mlss- meeting was held. Fully
1000 people wcre prcsnt. Tho lscv. ]. T.. For
roster, n prominent UnIveraalist minister. pre-
sided. On tho stagc wcru tho Fory llev. vlcur.
(onoral 1tnano mil u number of Catholic clergy
null prominent Irish cItlz0ns. Addresses wuro
Tho muettnK was very enthusiastic, n,nl pnrnell
Wns received with us1Ilt applause: Tho rcsoll-
tl0ns lEulMtsp ui III tho lrlth Land 1NMKuc.
, 1880-01-07
THE RECORD.


WASHINGTON, D. C., jan. 6.-Amnng tho bills
introduced wcro tho following:
Uy Mr.. Davis t1ll.}-Tu establish cnurt Of n1~
pcn1H.
Ny Mr.. Cockrell-ro repeal Sec. 4,T,4 Of the
ItovIacd Statutes, and to provide t1Mt mn person
on tho retired list OF tho army, nnvy, nr murine
cnrrs ahall dr1lw n ponsUn; also, To nt1tnit freG
of duty nil articles intended for exhibition Mt
tho Aflters' International Exhibition at Cinci,,-
hutt in June, 1880. &....
Hy Sir. r.slntcr-Approrrtating 5000 900 for con-
tihnlng tho work OF conatrlcting locks at Gus
cattes, Orc.
MIR. Conkltng presented petitions from largo
number Of ojtIzcns Ut Nov York Stnlo, formerly
soldters. demonstrating aBainst tho pussago Of
Senate Hill 4D6t providing for medical and Stir
gicaI examination and tho taking Of testimony
IN pension cnscs; alsn, tho memorial Of tho own
era md agonts of stoam antf s,i vessels on tho
Northern lakes protesting nRainst tho erection
OF swing bridge over tho notroit h!vor.
Mr.. pctidetnn introduced Il hill IN transfcr
certain ctAlnls fron tho Executive Departments
tn tho Court Of Claims for ADJUDICATION.
Mi. Iognn presented very large number OF
petitions Of soldiers for tho equalization Of bum
Str. Vest presented petition Of tho st. Lnuts
& Texas Nnlrnnd Company for reduction uf
tho tariff on Etcef rnfls; Rao, petition Ut tho
preparation for tho Improvement of tho Missouri
MI. III. cockrc,l presented II memorial Of tho
nlnnt Of the Missouri ltivor.
Mr. Allison presented petition Of tte hnr.l.
WIRE merchnnis Of Dubuque for u reduction Of
i!ll's were intrntuscd md referred:
ny ~ IT. l,nys w; waaskii,,K " ~ apr"rr@
!tiver; also. milking MI hnprToprint,on for cot
t'nE tH9 st T the Min'asahe
IIy Mr. Fest-FixinK tho cplnpenHatinn Of
Unit eli Stntcs District. Attorneys; A!st,. limiting
, 1880-01-07

1ncnt. Very gtxs!. lImI THE In1nENE deemed
hIs performance Inst night worth tho, price
worth serious Thought nr spHcc in ntlr col,l,nf>sn
analysis or bis .Mctruti0 wbultl hnro appeared.
hut, klnlwinE thut his wnrk wns worth neither
ptkf,i4y7lph.
, 1880-01-07

i67, tN ,0.l n fH IN ls2 u ssrAl
is6.. k,M. .EdhI! laiF.4h,2ll 10 lsal.:g1aM
,y.xrs AY orr1cr-
"A"aa ~ ufP'oE'
George Il. stnnrt, of l'hilAdelphl1, VINO was
tho secnnA choice q Ncai: Hr.!at ior sGcretafy
of tho rtgaHury: attcr tho wltaifaWa! OF the
nn " 49, ~ 4, - as, y 1 ~ n,at9 XII ~
ia fTnt"i It'll statea MnsshainhiD Of tha Phiia.lcl.
,,hi, I'Istrnt o'$'e' ''9'' 0'''''A'P - S@'
fA"' .s.,., so',r,,v,,., ,, ,vo,s ,.,ou.,o,,p
nh =. ~, ~ ~ sr,,4,
orn District Of Illinois III settled. Thc It,Iln!;;
tlon OF Jukn WhncloE, t., s1sGeecd E. y! Itna WY
ltlMrIIugtnli, II heEo, and raInor aRain conneots
his n"lno With t'olleotor hlorFia'n's plaoo.
~, - n .,,n,'s,,o ~ 1,ii',ot. i,,,,, tf,,o nm
Of ti,o nrincnnl ooInis az tba post" uIl;cc iesS.
, 1880-01-07

New YoHk. Jun. 6.--Tho Vuiorun Corps, the
S!xty-nntl Regiment. presented Hi address to-
i!ny t., 1Ari,ell Mntl Dillon. Several delegations
from EnAturn citItH wfre received aud tnyltu-
uons 10 visit thu!n ncccptcd.
, 1880-01-07
THE INDIANS.,
A SHOCKING STORY.

DlATktth "a Elnt1hfA{I EhINtfff.
ALAsfOsA, COL, jan. t.-The exelu'nent pre-
willing over tho Ute trouble III Colorado has
boon somewhat Increased by II letter published
recently from Mrs. N. c. Mcokcr, disclosing tho
fact TINT caoh and all Of tho women who were
held ns cnptiYcs nftcr tho massacre Mt Whttc
River suffered tho y!olatiou Of thctr persons
through fenr Of worse treatment nt tho hautls
OF tl,eso rod doYis.
The evidence WIS given to tho Commission by
tho women In thoir examination OIL their release
from captivity, whIlo In tho Gunnson country.
1t was first distinctly understood by them that
this ovadcncG Of their mistrcnt1nont hhOuld be
used only by tho Cummsaion In their efforts to
cstnbtlAh tho guilt OF the Ind!n,,s who had por-
petrated tho outrage. Euch a1d nil Of tho cAp-
tivca begged TINT this phaso Of their horrible
misfortune should not DO givon to tho public.
1t gecms to hayo been, III their situation m cap
tiycs, choice between tuatl1 or1submittng to
the hclfsh desires or their captOrR Tho exnln-
Inat!on fnrthor disclOeca thnt they wera permit
Sf MTs s HeeSrr 1 to e"n ~ a the oa liz
terrible suspense which their captivity must
TSs ovees VIZ eoninsf 70 to
nwnitinE thu tarsty c!ln,.cls of Justice frn tho
sspc VIZ ~ yora x Is tbo i,t' tn IL
print Of Mrs. Mct,ker's litter. The Indians, III
speaking ut tho rNyishing nf tho wtnrGn H,lb-
fect keeping With tlso styo OF warfarS i,l which
It Is known that Psrnt'i,ncs took Josephine
el,collntor With douglas Gt,s,oorl!inx lis seeu.
ton. An uncompaKhro Ute npxt took Mira.
Fricc, who wns aftcrwasn turned over to Iutln-
Neckcr, M sho WIS ton old, and he thought she
nlght not to ho running around loose, without
bclng cared for, 30 he tn0k her.
, 1880-01-07

WAHII1koToN, D. G., Ja1,. a.-secsctary Schurz
tonight received \ telegram from Gen. latch.
dated Alau,osa, Jan. ., stating that ho would
leayo for Denver, Oil route TO Washington, OH
tho morning OF tho 1th, accompanied by tho In
dians mentioned III hIa dispatch ot the 4th lust.
Bacsotasy Bchur1 oxpocta tho party to arrive at
Washington Sunday night. Tho Secretary Ia it,
Ollnod To believe that ~ result OF this ylAit Of
Ouray and hls party that oil the 1udAr4 de-
mandcd will bo surrendered.
6ecreta1y 8chur9 to-day received tGlc8rhnl
from Gen. Hatch, saying that 0uray desired to
bring his wlte with ht,A to Washington, aud ita-
guislnx whothoF tho iy1uest should 10 granted.
Tho Secretary replied tn tho affirmative.
, 1880-01-07
The Earl Of Dunrayen Expresses
Some Views on the SUBJ
ject.
IIo Believes tho I'nrnoll Pill to
BE Simple but Very Dclc-
tcrfous;
And Argues that the Tenant-Farmer
Scheme Cannot Be Made to
Work,
But Is Willing that tho Peasant Proprie-
torship Experiment Should 30
Tried.


NEW Y0nK, inn. G.-Thu 7ttg,rd.n has by cahlo
ve-cnt,lnln letter from EMrl Dnnravcn m
Iarnc] anl bis mission, fEurn which tho follow.
iny extructA arc taken:
Or Nil tho Qunek cures fur hnr1 times tho
pntcnt parr.cli pill Ia the snpvst n1lh most dele
tnrIps In It's consequences. II cDnsatA In tho
mnxin,s, "Whcn hard up don't pay yn,r .1ctts:"
"pny ypr rent when It fs convenient to tln go;'
"lf It Is iIleOnvenfcnt to 1,wy, tlo nut;" Unto
and you c,lnnot bocumpclle,l III pny, neither cat,
SOU hc turned nut" Robbery organized on such
II schrmc would, ri courr, ~ llard to donl with,
n there would bp sot1,c scIsc II, tho tttc II tho
Irish tcnant- turner's were devoid IT a!l mnrnl
feelings, Iiut they are not. It " al,ysOs tint II
the tenant TURNER'S paid M rent they would bc
nETTER OFF Foit 4 LITTLE TINE,
In tho sat,.e way that thOy wnu1d be bottor Oft II
they did not pny for tfiUlr clothes mud for tho,
provisions ttoy pslrrhnsc.
Tho proceedings OF tho IurncliIles nro po-
c.1llar. They nsscrt TINT the fMrnicrs cunnot
pny their rent III bud times, nnd hi remedy
thoy trpppst they should pny rent, and largo
sum It'll addition, tn tho Government for II term
Of thIr.y-ayc ycnts. Arc they ccrA!n that thcsn
Will mt co,ne t'nd harvceta In tat fcriY Do they
think that tho Government wn,tla make nhntc-
.lIt n thoIr tr,lp.lts? The rnrnrllltes recon-.
mend them to tln TINT which Is ilIt'ptl. hut beg
them u keep within the lnis Of THO Inv. They
urltG thpin tn keep tHssrsHtun Of the property,
ni'lley, or lhntl hel1nHinK Il, othera, nxcto
them ii, expressions Of sentiment which Imply n
rther ss To ay " to ets E s S'' /" o ,Iie on
ap1mreni1y fntl tu see TINT they arp recommend.
in1 theft md q ctn'loninK iInrlrr. They claim TO
MD entieayor To prcycnt them bcttcrirE their
condition BY ctnigrltion. They nescrt tlat m
nntiord hns an absolute titlc I'll the lGt1d; thntt
nnt'er Nh tncumbcrcd estato or from former
proprIosers: md they eotn'nrnco M agitation
fur the nvOWcd object Of ctGNting q number Ut
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