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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Aspoeto1 0hPeSeo 70 uns As CIV
1sAe Il yesterday oosnisg give IN -
cosss Of he vay he capital boys treated
lie blosdes. Il ssys: The Hibssaias
bloads snosar saseetaisneni" 1t the opera
houss so-sighs bsoks sP il . diGrscsfsl
roo. TIE ts0alss we're sick sst. nd get.
ting Disguised d the trsasosatby the audi
sses.sefu~d 70 6sish The shov, asd iAs lights
vsss tur.sd devs. The asdisecs beoks
over he stags iaio the lsdiss' dss-isg
rooos. and the police hsd 10 BE called in 70
keep % Tie mob. The women vses Aaslly
taken to shs bossl. followed By ths noA.
which aftsevsrds dispssssd.
, 1880-07-26


atn. 1ionAci: WIllrE hns MI article oil
"'rliu Nominations" After reviewing the
circumstances Ut tho Chicago Convention Mt
sollo length antl settling fDrtll tic cutlscs Of
ten. Grants tlcfeat. Mr.. Wl,lte considers tho
merits Ut tho opposing candidates. 1fc aays:
Nntm,t1y butter represents A,nuricnn institute
tons MIL tln Anrrig,n ittGal or eeif-HovcrrInont
tht1I uGn flnrlell. The ruUr buy Ertshhtttis MI
education TOR ht,lsolf.--lut liz testuw OUR Pity
Mpnst sttlylHHiy who utltl A1lcer at this put!re;-
yol,tntuGr nr,ny. tho successful lnattr q MS
lslrty III thu lld,tse nf Representatives. not de-.
vnllt If ambition, hut true fruN tue suspicion of
trrkrry nt,sl deceit IN his poltfchl Mpttntl, q
Ie!tyuts to acquire knowlt1xG As whcsl he frat
npulicu tho spelling Y-btA,k,-st.el1 Il tlN inn,l
cht'kti. By acollelt I'ushaI,s but well chosen: To
receive tho rntcs ar II Hreat purity fur tho o1f,cc
Whatever nlNy ile s,tiEl ur tho nn H0lyor psving
cul,t,t.ct Or tn Credit Mb.I1lrr cnse, nothing will
Blinkv thu cn&tc,,ce uf thu Hrcnt sn!ss III tho
people TINT tlett. GnrHl - III t,lOt,sy nhtteth
wortty oil thor fullest trust.
{>f tho Democratic candidate Mr.. White
says:
uen nnncock ia a brilliant holdIrr, n trle
patriot. and II polished gentleman. }tu Is MI
tat he l,as eyer l,ul hiulsolf o,t to ~: ho j. nv
EsnteanH1 nntl if thu country tnkcs him fur nc
nltl flnt!A tlelf disappointed, tho fMttt will nut
IT, uf ds1c @a H. hns E,s Is tti '. ,.
son Gr!. unslfc!d hug the hcster prospect Of car.
with thg suppression Or thc Ncs'ellu'l vert
uuynr Frcntly IN t'oIna Tor tho piirpnsc OF ral.
tioiliteu whctsipr tho lAt,se ot tiitcen yeara huk
nl3llGt1 anything to their pntGncy.
, 1880-07-26

!. AMONG tic religious happenings Of ycster-
t!ny fn and nbo,it Chicago which nru cbrntlttleMl
Ii, our columns this morning will hD found srr-
mon by tho Rev. F. ". Flak. nt tho First Con-
grtgntlonnl Church, on "Tho Hnprcmp Excel
lcuro Of tho Doctrine Of tho Cross ":.and By
tho 1,ov. Arthur Little, at ti,o NAV fsn-
giant Congregational Church, on tho ts,lo
meaning of 81. rnul's injunction. "1lo care
full for no.hing"s ant nceounts Of tho
closing exercises OF tho Sttn1ny.achool uamp~
nlestll,a nj Lako 1,lnir, with sermon by Bishop
Foss md lecture by Mr. Fr,nk !. 3ery,s OF.
"Nobcrt 1ngcrsol. the Champion PlagtarIat Of
tho Nineteenth Century md or tho prnisc scry-
leo Mt ct. PATHS Reformed RpIscopnl Church,
lit which tho attractions woro MI nddress by
ll|shor Eallows and a sacred Violin solo By Prof.
Carl t}ecknr.
, 1880-07-26

Dr recent Cabinet orlcr horse leather
has been ndontc,l ns tho material Ut which tho
buots iss.lrd TO tho sailors Of tito German nnvy
nre In tho fut,lro to be nndo. Experiments with
hnrsc- -louthor boots hlye been carried on for tho
Inst eighteen months. nr1si With s,ich satisfactory
results that tho uBe Of cnifs}tn ls to bo alto
gcther Abandoned In milking navll l,oots md
shocs. Tho luatl,or used Is to Az mnt1e Of tho
slu Of tho quarters Of tho horsr the ltestl being
carefully srrnpet OF 60 us to render tho lunther
soft al,tl pl|hblc, while sill rcn,tinsK to Il nrgc
oxtont waterproof. Tho now rnttcrn Of fos,t
cnycriuE tor tho lermnn suior Ia = laced half
boot coming up nbDvo tho nnttlo-Done, With a
Se,y1 md rea1Etd sole. =
, 1880-07-26

Ntl.wArKEE tlrlM1;ing-wales Is q yiscous
ol,n.,,,c tllil n,t1e ,,p nt u number 1T lcllnxn-
p.,s p.,seotnponl4. With altttlesyupolsltlonl It cut bo
used fnr piaser Or uortnE. tho limo A,ld tho hair
bri1Y I,scseut Il, SUFFICIENT quantities. A"psom-
tt,cmt phyatelun" hns lnatlc tlfty-thrce axaTtla-
u,tnB for tho StNint, and lcportcta tho following
assprteu articles curltanrl it, tho solutlpn;. =
Furt ot tolIyuu 1t snatl. skin nf caterpillar,
Finu-bNrk, feM1hurh, '
InlI-hark, AlGAQM!lnGY,
Nt,0lcil HIRE, Ent.hltlra,.
Aill,lItI aiaLriv, t)px-m,lsciea,
K.r a sease a,.l senaAttn.l this Is admirable,
and tho apart nj to,iguc or snail" md "doB- mus.
c!tA" Indicate such VIpprhlltAas, suaIcIty oll tho
part nr tho s.latYat tu1 hp ought not to l0 per-
nlsite1 to blush unaucu. Lct us hnyo this atuln-
l1cv ont IN rnblto Wow, !
, 1880-07-26
A SERIOUS BLOW AT MooNsH1N1N<

a DEAkuk0 oAQ " IA AVuNDx1kNAN"f
.lulgu William Il. Woods. Of tho United
6tatcs Circuit Court, Northern District Of |
Georgia, has Just Rendered q decision In tho
cascs Of thu revenue officers whom the Senta
undertook to prosecuted for murder, which ispf
grcat Importance not only becauselt 1t orders
the rclenac of officers from custody, bl,talsO
because Indirectly 1t Iefiltcs tho allegations
14ntlo by Democratic Congressman from that
Statu, al,d conyicts Democratic congressman
from other Stnte,, ald tho party ln genef,l,'
0f supporting ard uptnldlny ytolat0rs Of tho
lteycn,,e Inv md dcMounclng tho officers Ut
tic United statcs for doing their duty.
Tho defendants Int this case were thirteen
in number, and they wetu charged with ,mslr'
during pMe Wllia,n 4. Jones last Juno ut
he'd Oak Station, In Campbell County. T1,ey
were at first Nrrestea upon a wprrnnt Issued
by JustIco of tle Peace, ntd at OlIeo iiletl n
petition for tle removal Of tha(e cnsa to tic
Unltad Suites Circuit Court. wl!lcls was
granted. rho testimony Showed tllat tho
defendants, oil Ut ws,oin were commissioned
as deputy Collectors Of Intar'lnt I'eyenne,
loft Atlnlta on the night OF Ju1e Is tu
search for and destroy Illicit stills III tho
vicinity of l,Mi Oak, wiero It WIS notorious
tint tho 1poonsllilrrs wcra at work n,d wl!cro
tho officers tld seyeral Times been fired upon
and witnesses who Ind appeared against tho
moonshtnars had bern killed. Az the rep,l.
ta.lon OF these rut1laNs was well known to
the officers, they went armed ard expecting
TO meet with resistance. Titcy were
saveral lines Threatened on the route, but
managed to destroy three stills with
ont serious rvsu!ts. On the afternoon OF tho
, 1880-07-26

NEW ORLEANS, I.a., July :U-1'he Hon. @.
E. Hooker wlB rloinnnted for Cnn{ruBs tv-uuy
ly tho Dctnnelnts bt tho Fifth Mississippi dis
trtct.-Axsocfutett I;fsas DisgMtch.
llis Is nnusher ctlr1ut1s Congressional district.
v,tcl, ,lcserycs tho attention OF young men III
politics, und genorntly OF students or FREQ lnstI-
tiltons. Thu district Ia composed Of n rangc of
central counties, including Jae,ssnt, tho Capital
or tho stntc. It's population Is Il tttle more than
ilf black. In ieGo tho ilrst Congressional clec-
ton after reGHnstrMctton> tho counties now
y,,tr,,,,sy the Congressional district enAt =
votcs for tho Republican, candidate md 00l7
FUR tho Dclu0crnttc candidate. III 1873 It cast
but CT, Republican Yates al. told. TIN s..rpris-
lug t!4,ctuaflons or tho vote will appcar from
Tim fnlIn,ytY tnh{e*
, 1880-07-26

THE increase Ut nsW Vineyards IN Cali
fornin lurlng tue Lust year tas boon very lnrye.
1t IL bc,toved thut 1o,o0,0D now vines were
planted in tho ssnt4 he.~sru jan. anil March
ID, 1850. Tho wit,t-krape~ which hayo received
most attention are zlutonlcl, llulsllng, and
Ch!.ascIus. Tlfdi Aforementioned innkes rcd
WIN, II superior eiaret, md tho Inst two MI
excellent wh!t1 willie. Fur rnisin-Krnpls tho
3!Mscat ,nn,iIy Il p1autu!. Ut collin5 n'auy
otnor varI1tt1a Atu pll1'lted for tnble-9rI>ss, a
BY way OF experiment. Tho willt-KrtEo IL going
tmck on thu hills and much land formerly
lru1ncd worthless 0ll tho hlltsldca IL HOW GOV.
er.s. by vt"yprds. lel!sl'-Rrapes, OH tho other
hand, aso grown III tho warm valleys. llent and
water nro Indispensable conditions. md igrlxa-
tim IL as,,aI.y required, One os tho Gest l~lxea
III k,lc, us,.tters III tho Htato nstnatea that tho
Xs1,,,t-cropnf lBN IN California Will cxccr.l that
Ut a,ly othor ytar by 10 or cept: Ito places tho
wi,lu I,rullpt fnr tho yenr ut l:t00.000 gHllons,
With thu probability Ut morp rathor. than less.
Tllu cr,l, of rNtslns will nat 10 ut'ovv ao0, ,6o
buxcs, which IL not moro than enough to supply
tho lpGl1 1ulltana,
, 1880-07-26

"TIIE Ctnclsnna Forests OF South Amert-
ca is tho s,tblsctiof nil article lit tho Hy,lttr
Scet!ee Monthly by Sir. Henry Il. Wollconc. wllu
recently visited Ecuador usid Travelled through
tho furcsts whore tho lmrl; In gathered lH anys
TINT tho supply Is ny no means incxhatsttb!e. as
Como writers h1vo represented. but thut, OIL tho
contrary, II tho present r1llnous system of de-
atruyti,g tho trocs md making effort to pro-
n,t,to now glpsyths Is continued. they will, boforo
tsluny ycMra, lie practically cxterntnntcl from
thoir nntivc soil. Already tho sections of fnrcst
nearest tho shipping places have t,ceit destroyed
asld tho bnrk has to bo carried sometimes hum
lreds Of miles OF tho bucks uf natives,
, 1880-07-26

UNCLE IlASN,nhL ItAstt1S il playing
anothur faruwuIl esgaHencut-so thp wnxs II,
btulno aay. lie wlkl1 rptlr0 tr,m tho Hetluso
promptly II 10 could put bis snl ~ hs piuca as
hv desires; hut this III extremely .lnpbtful.
kugcne ltale II aatl tope u canlI,lAto, hit his
uhanccs hAsu been ln5uNl, tue Nov Yurk Her.
u4 says. bY LIs ulanugeAeut uf Mr. EAlLnes:
, 1880-07-26

Two or pYenticos ol1 jokes lInYa been
r,nk.ng stir In tho South. Tho Atlnnta CnAstt-
tuti"H OF THO 10Th A.sA tho following hrletiant
paragraphs; a.
slr. GurttcI1 ari Gen. HANCOCK hayo both
bsen for u,lny ycirs IN tho puoliu s9rrlce. hlr,
ftiH nl llo tne, u.tunck ns boon distinguished
fuE exttrl service aud dnr'teld for extts. phy.
Thu Republican pnrty IN destnr.l tn slsody'
dissolution nltpr next NoyeMtNr. Tho satltlOst
thn.lg,t Or Its mourning tronus will be that It
will avs itA lrAtll to tho f1tUt tilAt It gAvc tho
l,HIlot 10 tho ,leRrooa. Tho inscription on It's
tombstone will be, "Illol Iii tho woa.".
IN "l'rentIccAnn" thu original versions up
Npcnr: :
Gen. Cass and Gen. Taylor have both l,ecn for
many ycnfs tn the public sctyIco, N,lrInE nll
Tint ti!i,e ltytor hns becn aotod tor extra sefs-
leo nil ttsa fur extf1l t,Ay.
Thu .tllnny Ertniap .1o,trHql says tint TIM
1.acUfoco purity, Notwithstanding tts. coalitto'
with tho I.Gyrots, Ia destined to specify 1tssv4'
tion. y .hat PARTY expires IN tho loy!ng ot...
bruce Of tito blllks tho verdict Of tho Cnrotcr'a
Jury sn,,st bc. "Dlctl IN tho wol'l."
It IL duo 3, 10 tho Consultation, which Is
nln,I,lnntly ublo to crtpk IT, own jokes, to SHY
thAt these paragraphs wore hunled 1T by MI
outsider.
, 1880-07-26

VERY remarkable anti-fat properties arc
claimcd for tho 1u'uera spring waters Mt Spnrta,
Wis, An Instance IL ctetl 0f Il gentleman who
after ta.ltng thirty Turkish batha and drinking
tho water freely, tho operation lasttug nbout st1
weeks, reduced his wcIgbt frstn 81. down to a;3
pounds, md Increased hs heAith aud strength by
1i thtftP-
, 1880-07-26

SEcuETAHy TIloNpsoN has arrived III San
Frauri2eo, where he will combine duty with
lirus,,st l,y examining tho larlor ut Maro
island N,yy-Ynrl, tho only American naval
stntun on tho 1'ncllo coast. The hnrbor Is
!al,lg NJ With sediment, and something Inns got
III l} lit,u About It,
, 1880-07-26

concerning 1en. Garfield. The lnttcr was
promptly proven 10 bo n shallow Ito. as OF
couran tho reported conversation OF President
lfayos Is, but tho rros!lort will hardly tnko tho
trp,,blo to tlony that ho was over guilty OF tho
ellty cxntcsston attributed to him.
, 1880-07-26

ranvusA nj Chicago thongh why Ii Ahotil.l l,o a,
no wrll-lnforlnri, person rnn Understand. ucn.
chamberlain IL likely nIs,, to hnsc II number OF
yotos, hIt l,ts election wouh require ttrst thu
Uycrthr,w Ut Mr.. 1tIainc's powct md prestige IN,
ti.u Stntn, MS l.u Ia known mt to be on friendly
terms with Gen, Chamberlain,
, 1880-07-26

Putt, ur Warlpl,. nn old frlond md fellow-D Denl-
ocrat Of Judge Orton, Of Wisconsin:
The Inn. r. 4. OrtoH,. Darlington, 1Fis.-AtY
DEAR SIN AND FRIEND: Let LIE shGke u, Cur
liuLl. l. too, h4lyG tlrndrl TO- support tho Ikc-
(tru1t wholly Nomocfni!c, hut moro OF tho indc-
Pendent ortlor slnco Greecy,s tlay, but now
ior The ucket. Glad to know you hAvu loft tho
lnccrtaiN element callctl I}tln0orncy and toint
tho J,nrty. representing tho true tleinGerucy Ut
tho dny. Very truly. r. J. d. FLATT.
, 1880-07-26

THE first balo OF enttpn received at Ho,,s-
tot, wnsauslt to ChIc.go, whoroupon tho 0nlyus-
ton htlps rtlnlttks;
When s,,ir ststorscnport on tho prackish bayou
bcHina lo &ptlslet a9 goes ~ eah,,o5s wl:h Chf-
I'D cottn purts to beSltl to piii ti.o WOOL out IL
tl,otr oyes. =:
Manifest leRttny. or something OF tho sort,
poEnt5 to chIcago rs tho future gront cotton
market OF tho world.
, 1880-07-26

Mn. JESSE GRANT, son Of Gen. Grant.
,curs tim report TINT his father n going to Now
yorls 10 reside rs President Of tho San Pedro
NIniue Company. Tho young min, who hcars
ftuui tho General by letter regularly and frc-
uurntly, hns no l1nowtct,ga Of such au Intention
on tho part OF hts father.
, 1880-07-26

TWENTY carloads Of SIdrln0n immigrants
pnsscd th,uugt, thicugo yesterday OIL thelr why
L, Utnh. Thu prospect for TITO suppression or
poly9any II, that Territory Is not very fhvora-'
hit. IT {t,ia rHt3,
, 1880-07-26

Ir1-1,E A1r1t Is ciscd Us the cause Of 1leW-
It's n1,-ulevttou ns Chairman: nf the Demo-
CRITIC Entonut Committee. 1te positively re-
1usea 10 accept tho p'nce. and ,HarIium there-
tfHn vf)t IL.
, 1880-07-26

THE t,belisk fs to stand Mt the Fifth nyett,e
enirnncu 10 Central fltrk,-tho ato having Teen
cha,,gc1--whero It Will 1'c oltllor conttn,lnl r..
uronc or NJ, incentive 10 nil tic g1ty and H1dY
fusl,ioi,ub!cs of Gotham. Only tho scwIu9- wo.ut
cll nay not like tho shoppy tAIk of tho obelisk.
, 1880-07-26

The meeting un Market street was n
grand exhibition Of tho carncstness aid
enthusiasm Of tic Republicans Ut Chicago.
II theru be my Democrat WHO thinks there
is luck Of harmony in tho Republican &.
marty III this city. or ary indifference as to
tho result, or n want Of cordially alld car
ncstness I'll the support Of Gen Garfield, the
lnectEng lust night WIS nil emphatic evil
dcllce OF how greatly mistaken allcll n,nn
must be-. Market street from Washington to
Madison street WIS well tilic., and for,
tha greater part Of tho distance was
dcllse,y packed. ilor,naan N0ster, Esd,
presided, and the speectlcs were aeeiv-
cred by Gcn. n. 7. thinks ot Massa-
ehusetts, C.. /. Ftllcy Of St Louis, Gov.
Cntoln Of Illinois, Gen. Carr Of Galrsh'rg,
III this state, anil closc,i with BRIEF hut stir
ring address from Con. 14ugatl. The speeches
MI brcathetl the same sentiment. The casc
Of the Republican as.linst tho Democratic
party-tIo opposing principles, tic widely
different policies. tho Nat!onat atus Of ihe
ure n1tl tlle S:ate-s,tpre,nacy doctrines Of tile
uther---was ably presented by NIL the speakers,
md M enthusiasm evoked that reminded
| thoso present Ut tho carllcstilcss Of the aays
| Of tho War. Gen. Danks' review Of the rec
| trtls Of tic two parties md Ills exposition Of
the differing policies was very able, aud was
listened to wilt. tho greatest atten-
ton, Notwithstanding its length md
tho heat Of tic evening. Mr.. Filley's
rcftatlun of tic Drntocratic story Of wait
Of harmony III tho Jtupssblran organization
WIS greeted will unbouMtled satisfaction.
Col. Carr's intnsItnblo portratturo Of the
Democratic candidates was one OF thu oi7a-
torlcnl geslls Of tho evening.
Taken MS whole, the meeting was a grand
nnu successful demonstration Of the harmony
antt tho uncompronIsing eaf.iestness OF the
Republican party In Chicago, alld Is but tic
beginning of a campaign which promises
to ond iii n Republican victory III Illinois
euua1 to those If 1868 nllh l811:A
0nc thing WIS very evident during the
whole evening, md that was tho enthusiasm
awakenod III tho ynst audience by ever,
reference to Ucn. Garfield. His pcis
sonal record has won tho admiration o
his countryncn, who recognize III tho pro
found scllUlur nlul Statesman l,an who In:
always been one Of the people, esM WHO he:
won tis high place iii tic worlds estcem b,
Ills own unni.lutl lAbOrs an1 ability.
, 1880-07-26

T1tE public debt Of tho United Statcs III
August, lSc5, whs x:.7e i'll. J,,ly !. 1870, II
wus tGt5, ,so0. 10 lcss. Tho gteatestl lcurrnso for
,.,ly one ycnr during that pertod t'etus $ls7,
O54. Tor tic ycas ending Juno 10, lsI7. The debt
il,.s bccn decreased by HoJ tiurlog tho tltat
s{x s.tHths sG t..!s yctsv. THO entire reduction
fr,u, Aug. II, HG5, to July ], lBso, amounts to
Ehs 1tt 81
, 1880-07-26

TUE steamer II. r. Dexter, new boat OF,
tcr 1,ui,!en trip, burned to tho watcr's cigc IN
tic mi,l.llc Of tho O!,o nlvcr yesterday ut
Lousv.!c. Tho pilot stuck 10 bis post at tho
risk ur his life. and ran tho Steamer nshore antl
sayt.1 the nNssengcra nnll crrw. !,
, 1880-07-26

lr'sso,nr time HOW since tito Hancock men
have uskctl, "Why don't tho Republicans
rntiryY' Their curiosity !Brntfrely satisfied.
, 1880-07-26

F,uu tho returns now collected in the
Springfield ec,lsA enumeration district 1t Is
usccrtn!nr,l tlit Tho 'fi,nrtcen counties coul-
prisng the district hive u total population of
3:3,uio,-.n Increase Of 10, 100 IN ten yrnrs.
, 1880-07-26

TIFF Colorado Republican Convention Il to
meet nt Leadvillp Aug. 20, md tho California
Convention nt sacramento Aug. II. 10th HtAtcs
h.lid gAr!y elections.
, 1880-07-26

THE Democrats Of Cook County wish TO
hnvu thu election Of tho now Judges postponed
Ill ,Icxt year. This simple faut tells more clo.
utlen.ly than words chi, tint they hayc given up
tho county.
, 1880-07-26

CrEt1t or partly cloudy weather, With pos
s,lr ming null Il ilcAry stationary temperature,
Is tho weather outlook for this rcglon today.
, 1880-07-26

A1AnnE incrrusc loth Of imports a1stl ex-
pus,s uyrr any lnvyons year In tho history OF
the United Suites will 10 shown in tho forth-
canning A,,nl,ul report of tic Bureau OF Stu
.1ettes 1T NuIhluKtnn.
, 1880-07-26

DEMoc1t.ATto apathy nb0ut county aid
Congressional nominations ts au admission Vt
1tcpubiiran victory in CtA,lt County.
, 1880-07-26

t;rs:ESr. SM,r1f, the only surviving son of
t;cr, smith, tlte.l last Friday at bis fesl1Gllce
III ruttrturo, N T.. s,get' 10.
, 1880-07-26

NEGOTIATIONS between lsnsstn and China
are about to bo rcopcned. Admiral I.essofsky,
who COCA to pckiu rs tho Russian Plenipsae''-
ttury, Is FULLY empowered 10 arrange hitother
, 1880-07-26

Az eruption By Mount Vcsuyfus and q
slar1, shock OF earthquake combined to disturb
the l,tot ur thosatbnth ut NIPPLES yesterday.
, 1880-07-26

Ar noon yesterday l>r, IhuAer entered
up,n the swenty.sosensh 'luy of his voluntary
nbstIutntV from tnoti, With tho pHbablittcs
strongly lH fasur Vi his surviving bis proruscts
1ust uf torty days. Iiu s.e,le4l in bottcr ctnll-
t!oa yesterday than ut 4ny tino during lust
week, hnring recovered from Ills hItsoua attack,
aui being Ablt IL sterp at tho ratio bf fifteen
luAt!s IL l4y. liz tas reduced blu nlowants, OF
water, taking ouiy 1y0 OUNCES Aurinx tho twelve
htu,s cnltng ut noun yesterday. One pound
per duy Ii Als Rveraks h<x Ut alesa stieo tue hs.
Esutny Ut bis starvation experiment.
, 1880-07-26

IT IL reported tru,u Vienna TINT The Pow
rss have decided 10 give Turkey Just throc
weeks III wleh to make ny her mind tu obey
tho voiet, u Eur1sN, aud II ut tue expirntlon Of
tha. time tho lurte fas to too tho mark nayltl
demonstration will 10 1nnlie on scAle ua{.
tulated to !linsstAte In foreiblt n1nl,n0r thu
cul.gequoncus or continued col.tumacy OH thu
pnri Ut tho tsttotn4n uuycrlllneht. AE ultl-
l,aluu, to this crcrt IL tn ho drawn up aud peu.
SEATED Il! tho ul,stlNnto 6!uk Nun.
, 1880-07-26

GEN. NEdLEY, in Il letter to tho Phllalsl.
phia Press, snys: 49,,
Tho feverisl hnstc Of Gen. rearson TO nd.
yerltsp hiH ayn1pu!hy for tim Democratic priv
Ina fntlcl Of Its p,,rrhse. Tho veteran sol,licrs
Df this portion Ut Pennsylvania nru tho most
notlyo prUmotcts OF tho Republican orR9niza-
, 1880-07-26
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-13
Notice for Application to Purchase
Timber Lands.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, w. T., April II, 1850.

Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of an Act Of Congress,
approved June 8, 1878, for the sale of Timber
Lands, Charles A. Hughes of Skamania Co.,
Wash. Ter, has made application to purchase
the North y of the Northeast a, Southwest
4 of the Northeast 4, and Southeast i ofthe
Northwest a of Section 20 Town North, of
Range 9 East.
Notice is hereby given that testimony will
be taken upon said application before Vim.
Collins, Probate Judge of Skamana Co., W.
T., at his Office, at Collins Landing in said
County, on the 18th day of June, 1850, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, at which time all parties claim
ing adversely may appear and furnish tcsti-
mony in support Of their claims
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-13
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Lands.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

Vancouver, W. T., March %, 1880
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of an act of Congress, APP
proved June 5, 1878, entitled IAN act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory
Milton Weidlcr, of Skamania county, w. r.,
has this day filed in this office his application
to purchase the southeast 4 of Sec IA, town.
ship north, range 9 east, Willamette merid-
ian. Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described tract of land will be re-
quired to file claim thereto in this office Tor
at the time or place of bearing in this case, }
within sixty days from this date. Hearing to
be had before William Collins, Judge of the
Probate Court of Skamania Co, w. T., at
Collins landing in said county, on Saturday,
May %, $780, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-13
L. S. LAND OFFICE,

Vancouver, w. T., April sth, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the GLOWING
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof of his claim, and secure
final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty
days from the date of this notice, viz:
James f. Moore, for the Z Is of the South
east 4 and South = of the Northeast 4 of
Sec. 81, Town North of Range l West, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz:
Frederick Rookie, Warren Turner, William o.
Huntington, and Wesley Choate, all of Ka-
lama, Wash. Ter. Testimony in this case
will be taken by L. II. Whitehouse, Probate
Judge OF Cowlitz County, w. T., at his Office
in kalama, the county seat of said county, on
the l4th day of May, iSS0, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-05-13
Land Office at Vancouver, W. T.
Anril u lSSn

1@1'II VIIIE7U Al ' dHNVNNET, W. 7.
April %. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration Of thirty days from the date of this
notice. viz:
George W. Rood, for the East 3 of North.
east Z. Of Section %. Town North, Range
West and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: Elijah McVey, w T. McVey, |.
Mcfarland. and William Moore, all Of Ka-
lama, W. T. Testimony in the case will be
taken by L. II. Whitehousc, Probate Judge Of
Cowlitz Co. w T.. at his Office in Kalama on
Friday May Is 1880 beginning at II O'Clock
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