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NEARING THE END IN MAINE,

kVEtt AlN QtEhkllul HkBHS VI Atoth%S6keh'"A
Iii tho Democratic conspiracy 10 selza tho
State Of Maine, and the prospect Is now fair
fora justnnt peaceful solution OF the troubles
which Garcelon brought shout. The action
tnkcn by tho Bump Legislature In unscattng
Republican members who wero elected tn
make roosn for Democrats who wero not
elected lns ITO Significance whatever, from
tho fnct that tho Rump l,as ut 10 time llatl n
lawful quorum, and can take no action which
has the force Of law. It Ii n matter of much
greater Significance TINT tho extremists, like
Tlllsbury, are growing desperate and asivls-
Ing proceedings that will hurry tho consptra-
tors to their own destruction, md TINT tic
more conservative men alnoNg tho Hrccil-
backers, like Solon Chase, have determined
to 20 no further, but await the decision Of
the Supreme Court, which, by Il wise proyis-
lon of tho Maine Constitution, il vested with
tho special duty, MS we'll as tho power, to In
tcrfcre autlorftat[vety In discussions TINT it,
yulye the construction Of the laws.
The questions submitted to tue Supreme
Court by the Republicans scent to cover tho
entire ground in dispute, atld include not
merely the principles involved In tho first
oplnfo,. rendered by tl,at Court In answer to
tic questions submitted by t'arcelon, but
nlso tiiu Legality Of tho acts already done by
the bogus and incomplete Legislature. It
can scarcely be doubted that the Court will
deny IN tDto the validity Of tho Runp l1egis-
latWre and everything which 1t las done.
IIaytng denied In the first place the right Of
the Governor and the Council to withhold
certificates from men who wore elected OH
tho warrant OF trivial teclnfcalttics which
could be lhwfully corrected, nild having
virtually instructed the Governor mid tho
Council to issue certificates to the members
elected from the towns which they hnd dis
fraAcl,lscd (which was snotdonel, the Supreme
| Court could only sustain the 1au1np Legis-
lature and its acts OH the ground tint sue
ccssful usurpatloll must be subsequently ap-
proved. S,cll position would not merely
be contradiction Ut tho Courts first opinion,
| but 1t would bo judicial encouragement to
usurpation and moro deadly thrust Mt
popular government than tho Democratic
co,,spirntUrs inyo given 1t. Nor Will tho
Court full to point out the proper and lawful
wny to vi,Mlfcate the popular right to
organizes the Legislature lis elected by the
pcoplc, and to establish tho Stnte Govern
mcnt upon sound and enduring basis.
Gen. Chamberlain Is master Of the sltua-
tlon, pending n final and lawful solution Of
the existing troubles III Ills reply to Is1ll-
sou, he Indicated tho COURSE Iie will take.
llu Is awaiting the decision Of tho Supreme
Court; lie will be governed by 1t; he has tic
1lerye and the force to compel obedience to
1t. To-,norrow should bring forth the solu-
tion. II the opinion Of tho Court shall
bo adverse to tic Democratic conspirators,
~
, 1880-01-16

4 NUMBER Of the local Republican paun
III Pennsylvania are oi.t for 13lntnU aa a a,a
choice. Tho Media american saya 0runt xn
not necept tho nomination unless IL IL qul,,
unnnln,Dlls, md TINT "all bis friends witt mt.
uratly ~ 10 tho il1nr who CUT best unite supps1
In Republican statcs," aud this persan tt.
american thinks, is slr. lslalne. Tho 0ctsysbur
Star doesn't pruposu to trlfn with tho Calnern,
II It knuwA itself, mud Kocs over the seuat,
ro,gE-a atnl. It links M II thore was to i,e coo.
siderable mltsic In Pennsylvania ntnpng boI
parties before tho lenves full next nutu,An.
, 1880-01-16

GEN, GARFIELD !s said to have re,igious|y
followed tho cxun,ple Of old Hen Wnde In not
Soliciting support FROM my quarter for tho
Uultrd bt@!tcs Beuato, but allowed tho people to
do us they thought best. referring ~ bis recent
nomination, 4Ir. Gartield saya:
absolutely staotl aloof; and In my twenty
years u public llto ! hive nasor solicited tlo
huld. ThIs WIS too tnIpatrt4nt otlu tn 10 scFlHl
bud afler by personal attention. and appreut1to
1t uh1 the HlOr now that II ha GDuu III tald unAll.
inluuA atil spontaneous way.
bir. Waue was elected three times to tho United
Suites Senate from Ohio, and mover once Waited
tho Legislature while ho Was canlltdnto before
Il. The cxAlMpio ot Wa4lo aud GARFIELD u worthy
of imitation.
, 1880-01-16

The country VIII ~ s'at' 10 learn thas one
OF the Maine FuStonlss hla9 lllpeAte1 u Ills
fellows to act hereafter Us their conscienccs
sl,a,l ,l[ctate, Conscience has not hitherto
,,,,.o,t , ,,o-,. ,,ruorto,,t nort In Tim f;nrrt-
'"'e n,,t., ,' ''.',',ss.,',, M ~ 1,,rr,,
lo1-fA!souFy cuAsptl"e5. Das .H''
now Aetnhlnls that AIR. stiles s'sal! oo seau'o
for conscience sake. "Why this delay FROM
tlay to slayo" inquiries Perry. "Our con-
atftnonts nra nsk}np. .Whv this lelay?'" ex-
o,a.,,,s Do~,,, A. p,,rv ,wontu IN tnnw
e''''''o 1t. ~. IL,
WHY eAIla po!4ccn!en wv ei"""t"s wv e'''.
les OF tic Maine stateltonse. II IL ol.o VI
tho ga1lcs OF intimidation ut tho Republican
pnrtvn exrlnims tbe conscientious Maine
a,ntn.,rov ,rhcn Il. rtsrs II, Tho snh,tme and
ses,'. -" H., ,,,..,,a. r,,s,,,,,.to u VITO =.
"ppe's's W no u'oues 'r.e. ,.,t.,.'. ,,'t,.,tda
3out tohse'e"ecs e'e.''o' "'tn""' '.'11
ton 1heh aif. o"n''' ns1olt'st ~" lto'''
Al!not, COMES 10 tne ilon'' ueH','nuhs ia',
f1ctllato nct'oas" lhls Ii lesal 1lousI, 'au
no power Oh eaft'l can overthrow OWL, IL es.
cinlins ar swan. Asat n''a lust'ce ,l'us' ~,
tfluthph oYer a'sofael ""o '',l"ie"s. uo
ciarcs mr. swami atia 'a co'sc1aaes, IN
Tor seating hlr. ot'les ~ once o"' uu
FusEontsts at'tnt seat .Mr. ot'leS at o!.ce''
IheS ssotaattea 10 ti'e !ht'1''laatsoil u e'''a'
borlatns lollceillet anu t!oops. lhe a''a'o"
OF the Forthcoming opinion OF lhe supreme
Court l'as begun to tall upon the Ma'he
State-llouse. II VIC arc right VIC can A.
ford to wall, nnd IT wrong We nave gone 1ar
enough" said Alr. lllIl. tho drecnbacKer'
| alll the report OF ttleConn!tteo recommends
lug tho unscat1ns OF Dilnnetl anu tho seat
Ing Of Stiles WINS recohnllttet'. Tile Nepl'b'
l!cans OF Maine arc undoubtedly lntlnlidat~
ing tllo Fuslonists. Gen. Chamberlain hotus
, 1880-01-16

THE CutcAno TRIBUNE t,na established brunch
Scts for tic receipt Ut subscriptions nnd adscrt1te
nsnts ~ follows.
NEW Yf>HK-ltoon . Ttjhine Building. F.T. Nc.
fAppxx, Manager.
PARIS, Frnncc-No, ts 1sre lie Ia 0raugc- -satecre'
q. MAHi.Tit, Agent.
LONDON, EnR.-Ar,csicun Exchange, 4" sfFaha'
HENRY +. C3ttti0, Agent
WASHINGTON, d. C.--1aly + street.
, 1880-01-16

THE choice af candidate for Vfce-Pr-
dent In tho National Grcenback Labor pert3s
satd to bo nbout (which and tother" betse
s0!on Chase. Of b1nine, "Drick" PomcroS, q
Wisconsin, ard Dennis Kearnoy. OF Cnltfosra
with tho chances III favor OF Chuse. Kearne1s
not otiR1ble, having boon born in ireland.
, 1880-01-16

EUGENE HALE naturally Is just now u
must cursltally-hatcl man In Mn!nc. for ID
reason TINT hc ts making 1t rctl-hot for til
FllsLoniats. All oyor tho country tho Dene
CRITIC press TINT is In ay,npathy With "
llu.npttes Is suylng tneAn things Of Nr. lilk
ail OF which honest mon will SGT down to hs
, 1880-01-16

THE Rock Island linton Is out in stronl
article for John u. IIawfoy for Governor, an4
says: ...
Tho admirable reputation which tho T!eat
ury Department Inns nehteyed during tho prSsess
1nNI1's right hunl' Ills cletlr lnftll, to!d -
decisive nctIor, nl,d remarkable executive a1G'
ty luIyo been conspicuous from tho arst-
, 1880-01-16

No MEDIATOR llas yet been found 10 stand
between tho riynl factions Of tho Democratic
party IN Now York, and tho Kelly-TIidea 6sAt
gopH OH with unnbatcl vtY6r. There Is call out
for meeting In ALBANY Of tho chief cnptaIasot
tho party on tho elst inst, md the ALBANY Jour
7,lI says thnt the meeting fprpshn.loHs trouble
for slippery sum, for many ln1fhcnt!ss ne1uu-
crt,ta ars heartily In sympathy with the purpose
, 1880-01-16

ORIENTAL LODGE. M. H. A. +. \: M:-t!nllt
II la Snle-st.-Ht4tcd Communication this ttFlday}
evening Vt 7N o'euek prompt for onslncss Visitors
Aau eln'''' 'o'"A"' u 4. N. TUCKER, Secretary.
, 1880-01-16

IT is said ulat Mr.. Elfson's agents hayo
discovered platinum In paying quantities at
Thompson's Flat, OH Feather River, lu Butte
County, California Heretofore tho great plata.
mum Mines Ia ltusaIa haya BOON controlled by
two laryo Artns, oue III England and the other In
FsAnoo. Theso firms have been aoalstomcd to
regulato tho price Of the material to suit than,-
solyes, and hAyo always takon ease that tho do
mand should exceed the supply, in ordor TINT
the price might be kept up. Ths amount Of
platinum used In Mr. EdIsen's aEst light cost
about 10 eanta for each lamp. In the oart,on
Light now in use the two dne pieces Of wire that
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support tho horseshoe hnvo together lecn c.,,
lnltcl to be worth hnly aeyri, centa. When n.
1;,lsss, rglus to Manufacture hts humps In lor,'
quantities. It is cxreutct TINT tho lcrcusc,I ~
n,nnl for platinum will tDntl to incrca.e n.
price. slln.ltf this tros1 tn bo tho cnsc, sfr. n
tsn, intends tn ntnn 'l,H OWL, platinum 1T rhomn
Rna Flat, lnstca,l ot submitting IL thu tc,nanS.
Of tho fareiRn pntttmm n,nnopnll4ts. Mt, Fiji
son Ia Of tho opinion that, In discovering II.
rntal In rayinR quantities II, this country, n
Inns virt,nlly discovered tho yn,,a VI Tho ont.
remaining unknown quantity necessary IN -
absolute solution of tho o1cotrtc~1Rht prob1c,a
, 1880-01-16

VERMONT will help to start solncbot}'
booEn ear!y.-the Republicans holding tholF@ u
vulitIon e,lrlfer thin usunl, tho 18th of Fehrua
, 1880-01-16

THE telephone hns becn utilized by tho
Dartmouth Collcga Church ut Iianoyer, N. H.,
tho wires extending from tho pulpit to tho
houses Of tho age.', sick, md inlartn pnrishon-
crs. "Thc trial last Sundny." the acctnlnt snys,
"wns n perfect success. Every wtrtl spOkun
md tho singing OF tho hymns woro distinctly In
tcigib1p to Interested n,fstltors Mt over tuxen
houses In town. The pastor, tho Rev. DR.. Leeds,
preached very scholarly anl instructive scr-
mon, which coultl 10 tltstinetiy heard Mt Nor.
wich dopot and ylIlaRc, two miles or moro nway,
and ncross tho Connecticut Rlycr." Hut does
tho Isey. DR., Leeds know wtlNt llo is n1,0ut? Ia
not tho ,lso Of this now Invention nuother device
ut tho Evil Ono to furnish lnzy i'eop!e with I'LL
excuse to stay aw,y from church services? And
yet It may i.nyc Its bcncaccnt uses. For cxat,1-
pie, If porson docs mt got up III ulne to drcss
for church 0n Bunt1ay morning. or il tho MILL
nor docs not send home tho rev bonnet, Or 1t
tho now dress wIss not flushed. tho fnnlly could
Btill enjoy aEE tho privileges Of tho sanctuary by
theuse Of tho telephone.
, 1880-01-16

THE New York Rcpubllkuncr, tho tn5s
wl.1cly-circulated 0crtnun Republican nest
pnper In tho East, tnkcs n look Ahcal, AMI h,
llnrks: "Wlth tho new apporttonmet,t ,,n4,
tho census nf 1890. tho possibility nf ng.a
seeing tho United stntcs' ruled by tho ytur
llanis ut in olfgnrchy TINT still represents i
solid sonth,' aidetl nnd nbrttcd BY IL few Tan
1nnny wartIs In tho cities of New York -.
Brooklyn, md tho Coppcrhcal Dnttorslnt sta:a
Of 1ndEann. New Jersey, md Connecticut nd
lMye dlsappcaretl fOroYcr.''
, 1880-01-16

fall 1u1r +,>
oa; w., ;aa "" .roso a,.or,on H..
u nsa 10. ~e,s",,n,',a ",,I ,"ro ,@rn.,,nrt sno,o
NJ ,.t,u,
---.---
o1ox77n,~ ~, .,77-v-
@a6 WV :" - vs. I4Aaa4. ~, ,,
ol'lco the Iecent atte1'lVt upon thc llle o1
the Gar, tho Russian peopto have been moro |
seriously exercised than ever before upon |
the subject nf Nthttls,n. and. following the |
ranornt rcsult of ,,araccutfn,,. thn Ni11{1tsts |
ss. ,'",., a'',,.',, t.a III, .,roatn,. no.,,,,,
,N''e o1ei4 np"t'e'' INV ''',' E',"'sl
oy the seVele measures "Htcl Allso ueeh lll-
Stltutetl ngni'lst them. 1t IL very generally
conceded by those WHO are acquainted with
the condition OF Russian society that the
Nii,,I.,s ,ro T., r,oItt,, ft,v In ,,,n,,rr TINT
=, tsi'''''as' NV -. ss"'' ~" -. .' s''
the great l'lhSs o1 t'e pcop'o nave Ho col'Het-
tlun with theiE, anu thnt their membership IL
largely confined to students, especially III st.
Petersburg. Tho n,,n1hor Of thu NIlitIsts.
,o,vovor oo. mn ooo,n n froct lila i,t,unnuc
- Ill, ...t,s., - ta,,., .,> .,,,.,.o
VI tie't opct"'!o''S, noi 'oes ~ ~u "
much respect Tor TIC strength OF tho @ioScfl'-
mont which cannot suppress the nH1tati01ls Of
ytulcuts, especially when 1t wiellts nllso-
| fu+n1v tlrsnotfc ,,owers 'rhc serrrt manner
T.. ...i,,a,, H.. ..n1..v,,t., ,,r,,. i,,,,ro,co,
| -. -. "as.. -,s - 49, .s, ..,.t. 1900
uhe io"ef ci'sses .. I!o pcopic WIN s"pct-
stltious dread anu also Will fcar, Tor Ill
| nlsioBt every Instance more innocent people
suffer tim, Nihl[ats, while the very fact Of
tlis dresd and superstition on the one sttle
and the blind ferocity Of tho Government OH
the other ptNnges soefety into chaotic coll
dttion. Added ta this, the uncertainties OF
Justice, tho rottenness or finance the CONNER
| ctat distrust, tho robbcries by officials, tho
intrigues and cabals III tlle Government, tho
Disbursements III tho Royal family, the hor-
, 1880-01-16

Clark street. between washington and ttahaoip.
Gugnxenent Of Frank T.. Atkon. "Under the Aschi
sr, The LoTa That Lives"
, 1880-01-16

TIIE Quincy 1Vhiy takes the floor long
enough to nominate candtlntc for 0ovcruofd
Illinois, md this Is Its pointed littls speoch:
btr. Ellhu u. WnshDurtlu IL tho 1YhfQ's eaat.
tlntu far tho otlce OF Governor Ut tho Suite VI
feur Of contradiction, that Mr. W,shlnlr1sc wuuh
yet 10,0O0 more yntes thhn my other man th1
could 1c nominated. And be would got IN un
he wt,lld BIZ universally recognized lis unon.
monty 1T for the oil1cD Ut Governor.
, 1880-01-16

TIE Legislature ot Wisconsin begins It's
session for tho year 1880 under favorable
auspices. Mr. Arnold, tho nowly- elected Speak
cr Of tho Assembly. wus formerly member Ut
tho stAte Benute, aud IL Ill ablo mum and IN CT
purie,lGed legislator, and will make u crcdItnblo
presiding oiiluer, Mr. Jon,, G. Ellrod, tho
Chief Clerk, lt,s tilol tho Bumo position bofors,
alld n,ukos t. gosAl officer. y. II. ruleLfcr, tho
Burxcant-ut-4 4Ar.ns Ut tho House. WIZ formerly
a 1number Ut thut butty, nnd h1s served 0no
term III AasIstu,lt Ber7xeAnt t-at-Arms, In tho
Benutc, tho choice Ut President pru ten. fell
upul. Thulnlss Scott, ono Of tho oldest anh most
Experienced members VI that body. and the du-
tics Of Chief Clerk will 10 performed, III thcy
wtxo lust year, by Charles nross All tho oit,curs
Aru Republicans.
, 1880-01-16

T11rfsE arc three tliscoMsolate and unllapg
Democratic statesmen belonging to Ohio nt tn
present tLtnc.-Scuatnr Th,rnltn, who will n
sIgn hls sent next ycnr I'll tho Uaitcd Statcs Ser
ate upon comp'tiafun to Gen. Gartlcll; Gea
Tom Ewing. who lacked about 17.W votes {.
being ehpacn Governor OF Ohio: nnd Uneh
Dick" bishop, tho cx-Governor, Wh0ao sanli
political lffe 11Iyg about rim out. Tho preset
looks sui ia NIL three Of them, ind tho futures
gloomy, sun, no nlnun.
, 1880-01-16

Randolph street, between cark and Ia sa!sc' IN
sauesnent Of tho coer Combination. "fho bRnkors
DauRhter.h
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nnmllnts Thentre.

Dearborn street, corner Of MOnrGe. EnRaRomof
VI uor Matcsty's Opcru Company. Aida
, 1880-01-16

Tho Gazette proposes To continue Its poll until
It includes oyery county in tho State. It will bo
sccu thnt, whilo Sherman IL tho fayorlt, Blaine
inrKcly lends Grant.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-03

'Aadame. your husband hes an allow
ancs OF four millios OF francs; ont Of
that yoa must take enough to give four
grand balls every winters Napoleon
knew the importance Of dancing. One
year Chsriss X. suppressed the csrni-
val. From that day bis fate Wa sealed.
Dozens OF instances might b. quoted.
seriously. - prove the indispa,abls
fact that In the social life ot France.
dancing 10 sn important factor
: The Count de Chambord has done
another act which renders his accession
to the throne of Franoe i,npossibie. At
the ego Ut twenty six he married . wife
shree years Older than himself and de-
VOID at all personal charms. A good
liver. and hsving certain of those
qualities which rendered Francis l. and
Heory lv. the two most popular
Kings Of France, the Count de Cham
bord assunes in public sort Of preach
efs or church hwardsns air. He puts on
the dress Of . Jesuit. aud becomes the
humble servant of Rome. In short,
with lamsntsble want OF psrspieac,,y.
hs sets himself at complete logger
heads with the spirit IT the age.
One of the CREST arguments uf ths
Royaiist lecturers 10 that the f,,.Nra
tion OF the monarchy would nr ear tue
restoration Of = court. aud OF all the
luxury and commercial activity whieh q
court involves But imagine what
kind OF court would be that of Henry
V. reigning at Paris! Inagine court
presi&ed ovur by good old lady Ut 63.
afflicted with deafness. and with face
painfully c"u.orted by psrslys,s Of tue
mouth. What would be the elsgances
and toilets OF such . Queen and Of her
maids Ut honor who would fatally be Of
the same age aud Of the same humor as
herself? Ii is more than twenty years
since the Countess de Chsmboa:d has
appeared at Q ball She said so herself
recently. Tns only fstss that shs cares
for are the festivities of the Church As
to the roysl family that would arrange
itself around the throne. In the first
rank would come ths nephew OF the
King. the penniless Don Carlos. Of
Spaiu; them his brother Aiphonse and
his wife. and hos, OF N~npoli'aa aud
Spanish Boufb u priIs;.s VIII, nre now
living IN strait. Red circum.t.nces At
Paris. and eking out precari rious living
by card playing. Next would come
the Orleans Princes. whose meanncss is
proverbial. apd who would certainly
not encourage iuxsry. The Orlesns
Princessss have their dresses made at
hone. anil pever GO To balls. because
bali dressss are too dear.
No! Ths Royalist proselyt tier. must
not talk Of luxury and elegance. Paris
has shown this year that fiae fetes aud
gorgeous toilets do not depend on any
form OF government. Aa TOR the mod
ern Rois en- eril. they excite only oui
pity without our esteem or respect.
Alphonse Daudet has not mads them
ridiculous enough.
THEODORE CHILD.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-03
Massey ON HANCOCK.

A Nasty letter. dated New Orleans,
Dec. Is. 1867, addressed to Presiden:
johnson. contains passages that will
have currency through this campaign.
Wa quote:
i found New Orleans in tremor Of
10y. The principal bizniz citizens is
again about the streets clappin their
hands aud hollesin 'Haiieiugier. The
order OF tho great aud good Hancock
hex restored confideuz in the buZzums
nv our friends aud coosternstiou in the
breasts of our sAsniss. Jnries, thank
God. srs no more polluted with mig.
gers onto '~m. They are now drawn
from the old citizsns many Of which
served under Boregard in the late nm
plesssntuess. Dixneas. therefore. goes
on without delay. BIZ sample OF how
much bisinsss 10 facilitated. may
usenshun that ia d6s cours there vuz
A casss 10 which nisgers WIZ plaintiffs
and IS in which niggsrs wus defend
ants. The tsyin nv sl thesa casss oks.
pied 3 hours aud 10 minutes. The ver-
dies In the A cases being invariably
fur the. defsndaats, snd in ths 45
other casSs fur ~ ulsiutiiFs. Nv the
time snerified. 2hours and % minusss
vux opnsume hy th- pigeers ia payin
tha cost. / j singular thing how
vroae the ,pr.. .lluz il That vicb
r.,t;cfsrlarlv hand. Gen Hancock to
:. !, ,h.t mart nv b;x order viii. b pro-
S,,;.s I = a. .;,i,arv frou helm n the
rolis ID q scoslrsms:y ps sb.bls hat
-. E,h..sD.ens NV Am. r,kia ie.s..
II, III - r.r;,.iiv nsrrw.d.d NO: Z, vn,e
:. al Ths s;.;raas nv Texss hev !
-..., .,.~so;c ~. n,.c.,a vbee
sh:, Amt conssisoe.hu uslly interf.rvd
~;ss sh.t v;lI think. en.hoor the
tr;n,.nA NJ correct prineipsl. in that
gsate' a native Tsx.n. . gentleman
Wa e uDs "a Nev Oslisas ! purshssin
cartr;dres far 7-inch rrvoIsers, 10 be
ussd in recopstractin the State. g.ve
me eioh isformaahuu q psecloodsd the
nses.sity AZ ~ eoing persosslly 70 in.
Leneaf.
Iveuld susssss that yoa, 70 uunst.
t.ks the Iast ORDERS o. Gen. Hsscock
and nah 4 the suhjeek ~ mesaige b.
Consr;sa Dssals . suIl the Generals
sslk hers. and add to il q only 700
lin Tell l,.,nRrisathe 0eaasAl 10 sgoin
to MAKE "a law the roll q rs coodack
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-03

Hancock 10 continue 10 well doin' but
ex that veil doin in our behalf mite
lead to his no'n,nAshen for The Presi-
deney. it il we'll enough to kill him OF
In that direcshen so soon ex he is CON-
mit,ed- Hencs write. Don't let Sew.
ard diioot it, or Randall polifox it. Put
in my naked iaees. clothed in your
terss and vigrus languadge, and you
will have done . good thing. Irepeat.
ed them to the leadin ofiicers Of the
Lost Cos Club and the idee wuz
rapchercusly received
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-03
D. CALLAGHAH & CO.,
II9 and l2I Front street,
jy30-6wdkw SAN FRANCISCO.


'I'HE KING COUNTY REPUBLICAN ooNvEN.
tiou. for the pur POSE Of nomin sting delegates
ta the Territorial Convention and also the various
County and precinct o:hcsrs. will be held at Yes
lcrs Hall. Seattle. on saturday. August 14th. 1880
st l6 O'Clock am. AMI the Central Com mites
suggest that, IN ths event . delegate cannot b
present In person, his proxy be represented by .
resident OF the precinct In which the delegate
oldeA.
q. KELLOGG.
Chairmsn King County Central Committee.
iylj.dkytd M tH~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR
DONNOlLY'S
Il east Powder,
20 YEARS BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

We. the nniersisned Merchants and Jobbsrs.
NoLLYs CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POW.
pEa for the last twenty years. and can say with
truth that no other Yeast Powder has given more
general satisfacsion. both to the Trade and Con-
.umers We have used DoNNoLLY's YEAST
P0WDER In our families. and can testify 10 its
wholesomeness aud merit:
Castle Bros. Tiiman b Bendeii.
Albert Nan Co. Rounsree Mcclure.
NJ q. AAngels, N. EhrmAn 4 Co.
3ones 3 Co. Haas Bros.
W. W. Dodge ca. Taoer. Harker 90.
Root sandenon, Essers Co
Thomas Jennings, Bieley Bros.
Kruss Euler, wellmsn. Peck o..
sAcRANExro.
Adams. MsNeill 4 Co. Hall. Lulrs 4 90
Mebiuskco @ W. Chsslsy.
p. II. Russell.
PORTLAND.
Allen & Devils. waGhams Elliott,
Corbiit h Nacleay.
STOCKTON.
r. 3. Parker 4 Co. p. Masso.
SEATTLE AND wALLA wAILA.
Crawford d arlington. schwabacher Bros 4 Co.
Consumers Of Yeast Powder viii please notice
the above Enforcement CT DoNNOLLys YEAST
POWDER BY nearly all the Merchants Of the Pa.
cife Coast Ths eaormous aales Of this Powder
In San Francisco prove its intrinsic merit snd the
rssson Is obvious--DoNNoLLY'sY YEAST POW.
DER has stood the test Of 10 yesrs II never fails
TO make the most delicious, light and sweet Bread.
Biscuit. Cakes. Corn Bread, &c. No house
keeper who ever tried this Powder will do
without II.
Always ak for DQSNoLLY's YEAST POWDER.
II never fails to giy3 satisfaction.
Strictly PURE CREAM TARTAR and ENG.
BI-CARB eODA always on hand at the lowest
market prices.
D. CALLAGHAH { CO.,
lI9 and III Front street,
jysoswdAw San FRANCISCO.