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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30
MERT0N'S VENGEANCE


The dame Margaret Merton, and widow
81 the late Slr PhllIIp, hYed IN statelyre
tfeMent az Oaklands park, and hao
lived there a far longer time than she
cared - remember.
She had been for nineteen years an
utterly solitary woman, save on rare Oc-
eaolons, When She had admitted several
near relatives To the honors Of short
visit. Inc only near relations winch sae
hsta We're q nePneW and two nIeces,
Heorge, Ellen anu Margaret.
Lady Merton hal son somewhere
about the world, bat She mad neither
seen or heard from him directly tornear-
" twenty long years. Richard Merton
Was, AID always had been, an eccentric
young mau.
1T the distant date OF which We speak
ne was very good-Iooklng, hearty, will
ful youth OF nearly tiye-and-twenty.
lie had been to college, hai travelled,
had sown his wild oats broadcast He
tLrn returned to Oaklands park and
Ioined III the festivities OF Christmas, the
.to"a9cr mistress OF the house gathering
round her many friends to do honor to
fl.n
IL. P;.1,.,..l 1r.,+,,,, ,..... ,..,.,- Ill
nalita Iii roIIactaI t,matba,. ,, ,,l.,'
fina conntv c9IlactiS,3 + 7rss 81 ,.'a,,5.
wise men and beautiful women. But
soon pr hlchard had eyes IN none save
wealthy IarnDat vha l5I o,7Iz- n,a a+h,
~ nTiIi flo s1,, - ~,
:, 49, - III
Pa.1, l,a.,,I a.; II
= tala,. b 80. l''S -, Ill, : I oLii',. I
Picba,,I 1rartlr il" ~ ,...l., III,
,@l7ntv IooI.;n,r I'll, 4,,,:r-+,.,, -. -.
lovely dauo6t@r
Lady AT4roaret Merton flal Tho .-irI
- i Girj Int cartainIv 5ij nnt ,,,,, ~
II her j IN. fn+,Ire 1ni.+rSs- III nlfI.J1,,l
Park
The dal afrer the festival SIR Richard
at breakfast. in Iirtrai an intention of
calling on the T.a,bmaras =, nav hi.
Respects ri. mother looked s69rniv ~
him rs he spoke.
Il hone vou have NOT been ,trIIclz Inv
nat T,erbmere Girl FdI+I ." She saij
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"WHAT do YOU know about the
cuckoo? asked a school-teacher of lit.
tie Johnny. Muffin, cept he don't
lay his eggs himself"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30

EEGETINE.-The great success OF the Eegetine
a. a cleanser and purifier Of Che blood Is shown
beyond a doubt BIZ the great numbers who have
taken it. and received immediate relief. with
such remarkable cures.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30

\ CLEAR head and quick action must be pos
eesred for steady AMI successful effort; but who
can have such WHOM suffering from Cold? Use
relief
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Ibe Weekly wisconsin.


Price reduced TO @100 year sample sent
to any address. CRAMER AIKENs K CRAMER.
milwaukee,. VIZ.
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WHERE the farmers wife has large washing
10 dc. she can save half her time aud labor By
using Dohbns Electric soap, made by Cragin
Cl anv other Irv IT,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30

JoHN c. CALHoUH's old residence, in
Pickens Co, $. c., has been destroyed
by fire.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30

VIII send their Electro-EOltaic Belts to the af-
fictcJ uTon 30 DAYS trial. See tLeir advertise
ment in this paper headed son 30 Days Trial
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30
Vegetine.
More 10 Me than Cold,

WALrOLF, Mass. March :, 1850.
Mr. II. Il. STEVEN:
l wish 70 inform you what NEGYTINE has done for
ne. have keen troubled SsJh ETyElpclas II amor
TO- tDcrc thaa thirty ycn.s. in my limbs and Other
T2rt- 81 my body, and have bcou 4 Ereat sufferer l
commenced taking NLGFTINE one year ago last
AUgEst, aut eau tluy 81! i; has done more for me
thta auy other medicine I to be perfectly free
frsln this humor and can recon mend il to every
one. Would nor tc witEou; this medicine-'tls more
T. me than ga'5-and feel it VAL prove a blessing
= others IS 1t has 10 me.
Yours, most Isl ectfu'lv,
MRS. DAVID CLARK
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30

GET Lyon Patent Heel Stiffeners applied to
those new boots before YOU run them over.
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-88l. FREE. 1881.

The ILLUsTRATED GOLDEN PRIZE" for
1881 i now ready. Tins e.egant book contains
about 200 fine engrayiugs. 4 specimen copy will
be- sent free To any one in the United States, on
receipt Of a thrce-ceut stamp to prepay postage
on the book. Agents wanted. Address
T. GLEASON q CO,
IS summer StIcct Boston Mas
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New inventions.

We are furnished the following list of
new inventions for which patents have
recently been granted to Iowa in
vcntors, by JAS. B. Erwin, attorney at
law and solicitor Of patents, Iron block,
Milwaukee,:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30

TIE trademark Is on every package Of the
Frazer Axle Grease. Buy only the genuine.
For sale everywhere.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-30

Feed steamer, W. Ceilings. Alton, Ia.
Steel blank for repcmting culuvator shovcIs,
Henry Giles. Milo, Ia
Lift pump, G.. p. Putnam, Marion. Ia
CHIP bolt for W hitiieJrees. II. Reiuhold. Dav-
export. Ia
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Coy 81 .5. VASELIUE. y ~ y:

TN w-uIaIf-l -uhstInco IS ACKNOWLEDGED ~ physi-
cans tro chuut tho world to be the best remedy s.
yrTri IoT the s4tTe a. " - Hds, Eurn~, RhCu-
nl"tis,u. kin Di~cH.c-, Pile, CntarTh, Chill
III in etc. IN order that every Ee may ty = it Is
pat mp > and - cent tiles FIR household
tttan II from ynu druggist nj viii ina 1t superior
u ---L- ned
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Nothing more, nothing less.

Nothing more, nothing less.
That evening the Young barOnet left
London, and to the time when We refer
10 Lady Merton was alone at Oaklands
Park. Twenty years had elapsed, and
she has neither seen nor heard from her
son.
Il wants ROW q week TO Christmas.
From habit and custom Lady Merton
viii have Christmas festivities as in the
olden time. George Merton is there
the heir apparent while Ellen and Mar
garet Denham. her sisters orphan chill
drcn. are also present for a visit
il is morning. and breakfast Is Just
over. when railway fly rattles up the
avenue. aud loud knock Is heard at the
door. The mistress OF the house can see
without moving from hers 4 young
lady, fa-hi0nablv attired, alghts with a
maid and ascends the steps.
Who can It be- asks Lady Merton.
rising from the table, II a slightly agi-
tated way. I cannot remember any
other guest who was invited
Some self-elected visitor, saws
George. With a frowI.
He Is very Jealous II any one getting
into his aunt's good graces.
The butler enters with letter. He
looks very scared ana puzzled
Miss Merton to see her grand-moth-
Ell. he says, in ii rather alarmed tone.
George Merton grew CHASTITY pale.
There is. then. direct heir?
Show her il" gasped the lady.
sinking into a chair. around which the
three stand, her nephew and two nieces.
There enters a tall, slight girl, who
advances 10 where the dowageris seated.
Ny grandmother, presume? ?" 7he
sand. in the sweetest OF sweet voices.
yes, my dear. Is the answer. for
l can see x once that yoU are a Merton. =
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S sSb9

Is the best in the World Il is absolutely pure il
is the best for Medicinal Purposes is the best for
Baklug and al Family ses- Sold 10y all Druggists
I'd GroCeCs.
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DEAR PAPA AND MAMMA: Sr Richard Mer-
ton is coming this morning to ask for my heart
and hand. l do admire him very much like
HIM almost as much a any man l know. except
one. but I cannot be his wife. am sure am
not suited to him. Lady Merton knows it well.
A. | au afraid you would wish me to accept
your good friend and neighbor, have thought
il better to render the union impossible. Be
fore you receive this l shall be married by
special license to Nh. Spencer Baker, whom l
love very much. and who vii make me very
happy. Forgive your loving daughtcI,
EDITH"
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" NoTHER. You have caused me 10 be Re-
tlat She was III delicate health. Actuated bv
fear ot yu'u judgment, she has elopcd and
made 2 silly marriage. Iou can forgive YOUR
self never can. | leave England. 1t Is i'm
possible to say whether I -Lall ever return or
not. Oahaud- j. yours as long A. Won I've.
Ny interest IN it has ceased forrvcrnIore.
RICHARD MERTON
, 1880-11-02

.lut1ga Moran yesterday assumed tic re-
stoNslbltlty Ut resembling tho order previously
,la.la by Judge Kogura which authorized tic
appointment of Donnty-SlierltEs 10 surse Oil
GiecttOll-tluy. Tho rGa5ons which Iu.lgo
Moran sttyb for this action arc III tint such
Deputies aro nat necessary to keep thu peace
{how does lu know y. and (::) tiut s|nce those
appointed bcIong entirely to one political
party, they form ratller q t,la1,aeo tl,nn Il pro-
toctiotl. Aside from these rcnsolls, thu opl.l.
Ion 'was filled with dIgrcsslons which woro
out Ut p!neo upon tho judicial Uencll, a,ul
gayo tile deeiston much moro partisai, than
judicial color.
Tile rcasutls wc tnyo mentioned as having
boon glyen by Judge MurAn were mt statu.l
with my tllrectncss OF logical force, but wo
have extracted thom from Ills ralMbtng opl,l-
lon ~ tho fatrest possible statement Ut the
cnso ho made ont. frlIey nro not Euotl reu-
sons, When Judge Rogers nIado tho order
fur tho appointment Of Deputies, l'a con-
cclyetl TINT they wero necessary; otherwise
no would i,aye refused tho 0rdur. Nothing
l,as happened III the meantime to cllange this
ytew Ut tho cnse, alla hcnce tho nogatton ut
sucl, necessity by Judgo Moran Is simply MI
tn.!iKnlty to Judge Rogers, without IN my
respect changIug tho actunl condition OF
things. ... ...,....'
Tho consideration OF tho political profess
slol,s Ut the ulen who have been appointed
as Deputies was not suhiclent reason for
resembling tho orert because it IL tin charac-
tor anA conduct ot public officers tl,at should
govern appointments. Tho S,erlifis respo1l-
sIblo ft,r Ills Deputies, and A(r. lfnifmannfs
, 1880-11-02

THE following l,ns been tciegrnpaled from
San Francisco to tho Irish |luIld In New York,
Indicating In unmistakahlo lansanxu tho tlolty
OF tho Workfngmen's party Ut OalEfornln to tho
Weaver and ChnlnbDrs ticket:
HAH FRANCISCO. Oct. III, 1Rao-Etlfipr Irish
tInril: Tho dIaiutcllps this Gy9llng st!liD tt Mtt
n,!'!rss lnirEarling To hnvo bGnn Iss1ie4! " tue
eulusci sI* II ranlNsHn document by tIo llcm1-
crpta. tlotnnuhGu such address III 4 tl.cl upon
tho WorkInKincn's purty ut CalifHrnIA Ant! II
lrus1 NplII tho warktMEnHn uf AiMGrlc!l. The
WarkingHrI's purity ~ California;, through
t!!e!r Stnto Convention: tlcetu delegates tn tho
ChicautI Convention. Tho Wurkin.Ine1I's pnrty
Ent1s tn snIt Convention. anIl nra tt'-tlay nip
porting tho platform! ntiu candidates nut for
WIIr w tho Convention. IT, In it!.,sg ttHpEntc,
tho Wnrkiulgn'ultB purity Of California lro suitu
for WGnsernrd illnnn frotH!unl. Black sheup MrG
to bU tnlltnt III every lluck, And traitors tn Il
principle nFo 10 l'e fpl.nd III every party .4nl IN
every la.i!. 4 as,nl1 cnrr,.nt, pnrelmsabin nc.
urMts for tllo proluse 1l pnltry. positions. ~
rttlUr sptttnlll.f f&cNNers hi tho Mint nr bont.
busters III tho Cnat0H,. (fnttsU. showing tn thG
wurlal that toy Art BHcs, tsl'uiI Whnsn fntUelth
Is branded, "#o tnyD betrayed tho WnrktnH-
no. md nro now waalnx totell onr et,.!.,try lorA
lcuA tito Democrats of tho East ,n,1y extend
thoin sound sy!ntathy. hut tho Workt1Enlen
Uf +Amcrlcn. hU4 hll ttycEa OF hulnan freedom.
will, 1t ta hoped, turn Il lcAt pnr tu tho rhstngs
Ut thDsc SnW plilENAahblu t)ennGrutfu creatures,
whO knnW nothing nf tho seunc9 nf Hnserti-
mpnt ur tfoyOttnn to ptIne!plc. We sta1rl tlrnl
IL the light fnr tho now dsIllz,!tioI, hopnE that
will betho noxt President. llESlH KEAltNKY,
-.-. Frus.dGnt WUgkMKtuGn'& RRrtY,
, 1880-11-02

1NrAMy claims another victim III tile pc;.
son OF nno john W. uontnlI, wiio rrc,cnl, IA
hnyo administered tho ereetA Ut Hcury l.
MBrcy," aaisl IEccts consisting Of tho urluin,I
Philip forgery. uoot1n1l nppcnrs IL 1avo wf[,tro
to the Truth "a OH tho 1st, Ut Octus,cr !1leo,u,
the 1ettor thnt lhi1p forged Queer r.lther, th,t
1,arnlItn sl,1tsl hHvc hunted I'll! over crrntionta
find Mnrey's mother aud publicly ANNOUNCE Tn,
hu would yct lind tho administrator OF sotcys
cstuto ~ wl,en ho hnd tho administrators Letter
snuHly tnckc.I ;uwny In his pocketbook. Wh.n
}o.Mlnli IL "!oohc,i up It will prt,bubly he found
th1t he lcil the noxt day after ho wrote tho let.
tor tn Tr,tt|. ~, Aud that nubudy knuws whesets
Wus buried.
, 1880-11-02
BULLpozINu THE TRIBUNE,

), Mayor llarrfson lcRsn Il sY!t aga!nst TIM
frnlHuSE this nanrnius fur nlieEt,Y thAt In 4
.n,yr nf tho iNtiS oil elcellun tly. piU uic cto.
AL hc wunts Ia s5O,UU.-Chicavo Journal. Hop. /.
Tlo noon Nc,rs published II slnllar report,
but ,noru III detail, which rcAds:
Mayor Harrison commenced NJ, ac!fon Of lilcl
ii.urc 10 iofy Jig ti,orty q United s1Mtes Sd;
Judges Di uoutlon, il1,l to treuk dow, thv ,inuts
tpnr down thu buildings, tnku tho bnl0t-boxes.
put In tl!e!r !aln,s. 91!A r,t;. Thy polls tlonl.
malicious, atlu trA,tsce1n. nytn tho license Ut
Il ssis!it3sS1 stS CONTROVERSY THO ""'se' fo !'1ea
Notwithstanding tic reported suit appears
III two pnperA, both daily" wo Incline to
tho opinion that they ars Il. error, ut lcnst rs
to tllo mime of tile newspaper that Is or nIny
bc sued. II any libel suit las been brought
lha paper tIlat 'lrst published tic language
attributed to him, md not against tllo paper
that copicd 1t.
rle fuets aro these: l. Democratic meet
Ing WIS hold Inst Friday night Mt Maskell
Hall. which WIS described as tlle "lnrgcst
political meeting ever held In tho Ninth
Ward," all! wns called to llcur "speeci,cs
lrnit Mayor I[arrEsoll a,Nl Gen. Farlsworth."
Tie Times, which keeps p0stcll ~ to his
| lIuMDr's crratte movements, lad Il reporter
prGscnt, who made rop0rt OF IFS ll0nor's
remarks, which uppcared next morning In
! the columns OF Ills llnn0r's organ. TllE
TRlnuSE copied tho following pnssago from
tho slcccl, rs published IN thu TVmcs:
/ 1Io cnttcd upnn his bearers to g0 early TO- tho
, 1880-11-02

SrcuETAIlY EvA1rrs has received fntclll-
Eunuc fr,,,n sllnttur Chrstlancy t!lat the 1atturs
eirurts to hrt.lg about pcneo brtwecli Chilli nn.l
Peru hayc not bocn productive OF Gt'otl results
30 fur, Tho e0t,fcseneo betwosn tho bGli1crtnt t
Powers ls ended. anl tho wnr will pr0babiy be
,4rstl On with Increased bitterness.
, 1880-11-02

REPUBLICAN, voters Lonk out for bogus
tickets. DO not deposit your iullot Until yo,l
hnvu compared It with tho o',ienl list posted tn
1nrgc type IT ench polling place. This a'lvlco IL
necessary, berntisu tic DcinOcrnte managers Of
tho locul cnnmtY,l c1anlrstit!cy and frI,uiiu-
fently obt:ltnad ono Ct tho genuine Republican
tickets, OF w.lict, they huve snco prlutc,l thot-
sands Ut limitations continuing the names
of tho D4rpcrntic lrcsiionstal Electors.
Upon tho discovery Of tho frhnl by the lteptsh-
tc.l,ls tloy nj onev ha'l II ehlnu0 sr,ntic In tho
general appearance If the tickcts. Aaaln. we
shy, closely cxnntno your ballet before you
vulu. AlDw no suek DrmOcrit to impose upon
SUl,
, 1880-11-02

dates will receive tho Electoral vnte Of ivory
Northern State, md tint there Is a good fighting
Nash, Of tho t'hIn llrptbtlutn Committee. wln'so
t,s q 'nt. ef0ro *'t,lsrer olGctiun wcro
ft,lly verified by Tho evcnt, thinks Tint ticn.
u1r i vii! ls,rTs ,he ssAto by ut lcnst N10oo
fnufnritn.
, 1880-11-02

ALEXANDER SE1.t.1v.tN denies, In card
III tho Journal, that 1t Mr.. lEynrs Ii elected
Htute's Atnruey hn will io one uf his ussIstanls'
4 ea,trary opinion widely prevailed. but Af'
y. ntlsls:
would mt tnko tho otffco II It wcro offered 70
Ino mud hive not thu sEIghtost rens9n, y " ~.
Elrt II,
, 1880-11-02

PRESIDENT HAYES and Mrs. lInyps arrived
It their Fremont hnine yesterday. The presl-
Icnt reviewed lnrYu Republican progression
alst night. lie remains ut Fremont TINT he inny
rust bis ynte for Gen. Garfield to-ny. Thc Eres-
1lent.al purity will roturn 10 Washington Thurs-
, 1880-11-02

OSWALD 0rTESpOIsFEth who returned
from Europcan trip too Into 70 sogLater ur
vote In New yurk th!a year. told rQporter,
!" Thu Republicans Of this city uwcd their tlrst
allegiance to their Presidential oaIldhlato, II
they hal nominated d mlxod local tIcket It
would haye drawn out very large Dcmoclltle
, 1880-11-02

Mir. HESnr Il. PAYNE, of Cleveland, dc.
nics tho stntuneut published III sDlllu Nuw fura
pul,urs that ho Ind lotera,ine,l u vuto Tor Con.
Enrtelu. llo sAya ilo will sUtc f0r 1fAncnck.
jeu. unrtlVld Gun uItnt.l to do without hlr.
tnyncs vute. Ohio will Ffye him 10 ,OW taAJnr-
.tyto.tuy, oyou though str. Payne alali voto for
f1utx
, 1880-11-02

Allss DlrrESpElt. tho l7.ycar-o11 daughter
OF Samuel lllttcllder, rcSl.!ln9 III thu coilItry
rear Sty,udaburg. l'l., started out SuIttIuy
morning to visit sotn0 noghbDrs. Yesterday
nlt,rntng her leaA b0ly waS discovered by tho
roatlhlde. 1tur hcad wls pnilI.tl.at Into Jrlly.
Thu murder ~ supposed ~ h1lyc luoa committed
by teuu1tt3,
, 1880-11-02

VIII u'o 1o'lo"I''s u ll''Re t''os"o"ii1s eo''l-
p'e'o' .. -
Foreign tralo :. -. .sS9a sa,7:siiSn s,oisonu!
tna SiM"H '9E Es, lMS atss
cafss''ei pur sa1t. sla;r!6 ss9'] ta'ai'5
II. tits stock OIL goltt Must W nt'aled tie
receipts during ulo lust thtrty da}s. l'so
Nstttoh III It's review ol tlo financial narKet
aor '"st week says:
a!.a Mo arfvs ~ 5opGgn 9i rln9 tho 3 wGeK @
wlIon m,.kvs iho loruiEti st,cuiu receipts sinuo
5i!o " bsg!nt,ltlg nf August ' nEa!,1sf q sla
.lr.i,st WS,3lpSSl Int ysni. Tiose ilgusss ai,nw
tt tho rseo!nts iht* yoar pxgeS! a. tle ,I1t's s.l,
s sp rS Sisss Hpo sliosn u % liz, ronrkaIi S ]
yenr ls1!,. a co,isd6rnbu nart q tho 9oll Iluw
,asi - - i" p,;xcr"i px IT ,,ainnss h ~ Xix ".,.rv
mud part!cuiury ot transportation. having n4an
, 1880-11-02

You, Republican, who read these lines To-
day, whNt hAyo you done, or whnt tlo yon p''r
iM'se doing for your country? 1t IL not cnolsh
tl,at y0u should deposit Your own vote III sAo
ballot -box. and put It on tho ruhs sE'lc. YOU
hayo duties and responsibilities III citizen. w
to tho polls nn1 tnko some wnyrrllg Or HIKE.
warm fr!unti with you: anl aee that he docs l'os
UT awny until 10 votes II ltcpublIrMn itckct'
, 1880-11-02

IT Is tritc To- say that no moro tnportni,t
clecttun than this Of to-day ever occurred III
Tho United Stntcs. lsut 1t Is ITO more trite
than true. The country Is II, lie enjoyment
Ut nh era of uneSalitplrtl prosperity, aud
10 cool-cndcd nlan doubts That this pros.
per!ty is Mt stake. Hundreds of thousands
Of free citizens nj the SosIt arc ttttny suffer-
luz the Injustice md outrage Of tlisfrnHel,sc
,s,rnt aml 10 thoughtful man doubts tlmt
this gross injustice, this eliminating out
rngp, will be continued lit thu event OF tho
SUCCESS of tlle Democratic party. The Sulitl
Sul,tll tllrentenY tllu taxpayers md tho
whole pcop!o of tho Nation with great
flood nf Rebel ctni!ns, nggreEattnE ono or
two thousand million a0llass,-tho amount
ell, unIy be guessed nt,-n!Nl no 1MNh who
las studied the character nnd observed tho
col!rso Ut the Southern people since tllo
collapse uf the NcbellEnn tlnuhts that
ulalur tho whip nml spnr of Suutl!orn
leadership tho Democratic pArty, once IN
power, would RIB tho Treasury To ray these
claims. Tho Democratic purity to-ttay will
ussatl In livery place wllero It Is assnilablu NJ,
i,uncst franchise with every species Ut fr.utl;
alld no ca,ltlid man doubts that one of tho
first nets Of TIC Delnncratic party, IN tho
event III Its atlycnt to power, wotsl bo to
swucp from Tho statnte-hooks tic Congress
slonnl Election lnws-the lust barrler t0 tho
rerpetrati0n of colossal trailtls,
Tho country rossessrs MI admirable cnr-
rclcy system, consisting OF greehbacks and
National-bank 1,otcs, rc.lccmablc in go!d MID
silver, and no mai familiar with tho passions
IND designs of tho Sniil South tInlIhts tlIe
purpose ut tl,at wing Of tho Democratic purity
to strike down tits currency System, a.ll sub
stitute for 1t tho Old system of Stnto banks,
With II tloto Issllu sccllrod ~ BY State bonds.
, 1880-11-02

THE United Stutgs Supervisors OF Elec-
ton ut Sun Frtnulsco hnyo swarm nut wArTaHts
for tho arrest Of :5s' porsons who hIve procured
registration Illegally nnl fraul'uluntly. snme
oT tlIosc w!,nin It ia proposed to lrrost hold
naturalization ttpers frNu'tuIcnt1y prt'curct
when they wero rcsit1ants Ut Now Yurk City. 1t
Is expcotcl thnt tnH1ty more w1rruntB will bc
sworu out tu.lAy. The contest In California
will bu very esose With tho chances 'nrgu'y fa-
vnrillg tho Republicans. With I'LL hanest clue.
ftotl, which Tho good pcopsu Ut California sccnl
determined to have, thcro IS every iIaIcntion OF
yIGlury for Qnrleld.
, 1880-11-02

corNr yox ll..rxFElh ',as been appointed
ueruIan Secretary Of State TOR ForeIK. Affairs.
Frlnco bismarck wanted The appointment made
so1ne tIE,u u9u. but. owing to tho fact that tho
Count wus hurried 10 III american lady, tho
Elngresa objected 10 tic appointment. Cnunt
Won Ilat1fold has stncc ohtuincd II alIsurce fra,n
his wife, Hnl u uaw eligible to tho olru III tho
Opiut1u OF her btaleatY.
, 1880-11-02

IT Is stated tl,ut tic Ports Is sending troops
to tho Orocls frontier. The DreckH threatuH 10
lleelnrp war IL the Turks ln mt Immediately
, wthlrnw. 1t Ia not Improbable thnt Turkey
will provoke collision with t;rGpcg.
, 1880-11-02

ATS o'clock tl,Ts morning tho scHrc In tito
Astloy pedestrian. contest Mt Lon,lnn storl:
1towell, l6.; Doblcr, Iii; md tho othors colls!d'
crubly bohlnd. 1t looks now ~ It thu contest
Wps to bo between Howell md Dhbler.
, 1880-11-02

Tnnor0H tlle use ut nld and WORKOUT
brlkcs II turrlhlu streoi.cAr .lcccDt OCCURRED ut
Nuw brighton, l.. t., Suntlny aftornUnl,. Tho
cur wns proceeding down h!ll. tho t,rkcs suicd
tu net, and tho cur, which wHs flllch With rassen-
gers, lnnstty wuu,e,t, WIS impccl uIonp with
r,pidy-increns!ng vclocity until 1t teactled II
shnrp turn, wtleru It jumped tho trnck. struck
t,p,ltIlst. II post. nnl WIS utterly demolished.
Five wotEtn wure vury badly injured by tho
uccIdeut, Aud plght women an1 an infnnt
slightly hurt. Several human itents took ul-
vantage Ut tho y!utllts confusion to lluko as7ty
with their pucketh,oks nnl o.hor yalllables
Tho policemen appeared promptly OIL tho sconu.
lld thu ruI1iuua wcru obliged tn give UP tho!r
buuly MID were tU,l accommodated With apart
lnents III tho New Hr!9htn,llalI.
, 1880-11-02
1s(jS,I'AG1:s

Eatsrd al The Tost-0 ut Ghk1oo, N~ at sstond-
tiass Matter
For ths tonent ct our pairnns wlo desire 10 sand
k'nplc cu1lea 1T TIE TnInESE through tile mhl w
xtve herewith thu ernnscnt rntu Ut tlussn1a:
UpHtsle, f'fr E1rH.
EiaIit and 'rwctsc 3nAn Fnppr.............. cnhtt
hixl1tn inX1 lAQr.t.. cohtss
ftrffgn. .
Elshs alfd Twe1ve t'nao I'hpur. .".........Gc cents
}txtqGiI IHKb lNt5 ool!ks.
, 1880-11-02

" Hancock ia elecieti to-tlny, oTory UNI '.,,
who drew hts sword to stub hia us'llntrs W..
shout fur Joy; every man who tried to sak'l ".
Government to death IN 1sdl.b viii feJos"' s.''
every ulAn WIN tried tn starye tue dn'e1't4e"
to dcuth IQ l87b-' will shout hlMsctf hoasse'
, 1880-11-02

A rERur1c storm swept over Denmark
yesterday. 1t anowa1 heavily. and tho railways
hra nlt blocked up. md trsvel Is infIA'ssiulc.
Several wrecks nre ropIrtcd OFT tho consf.