davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
KAfuEpaf.

Thee New Mexico teams, wiih sali fsun Apache csaniy aff.fssi YesssFusy. D. Levy & Co. parchasea tie ssli.
 There wsll lle game of ball listssen ihe Prescost aud NLlpp.e hines st West Pfes- cott tssmoIros afternoon st P. m.
 Lots sf ,ouna tisls and yoang fellows ia cur tewu. pfescoit. ssi the y0sng gentle men shoa.si pot fafset that ths first tee creaR of tie sess0n can bs had at Bsn BBfief's
 Cs.,tA.a Yiotorse, q the Indian Brigade. won't last iesg ia Arizona He wiii ind IL a little too hot fer him, and different troops from the afis Cssere3-
 Mfs. y. w Blske it Yisisiag Mrs. Fred Esrll sEd ofter fsfuAs as Tucson. MF. B. is still at Msfscsps attending to business there. They msy take little rus up ,o San FfAneisc9 before they return home.
 Msrasih Meadnr. father of Mrs- P ". Blake and Frank and Clay Neador Of Pres cett. is os his var here from Golconda. Nevada. where he resided fof msnr years. He xili arrive oa the morning Of the 18th
 Mr.yI. IIaii is in receip, of letter from Mrs $. '. Bistleg. formerly of Pfe.- colt. dated at Geofgesosn, Texas Mrs. n. states that her husband is engaged in the merrantile business with brother at that place. Tbey speak highly of Texas.
 Hughes, ol the Tucson Star, has com menced proceedings sssiast MF R c. Brown, of the Citizen, faf libei A hearing was had l.eforr Jasllcc Myers, wbe sent the case ,o inc Supreme Coait The fun has com menced where and whsn it will end IS s serious question.
 CoxyorSpEp recent newspaper no tices of tue dsprcdations committed in the Mogosloh nlountains, New MexiCo.1 they should read Magisleba mountains. The Masslalena inouatAins are situate fifty miles south of Albuquerque and twenty miles west of the Hio Gsrande. There is no trvuble anywhere on the Mogollon mountains with Indians, and our territorial pfpers should sec that the error is corrected.
 At the regular meeting of the Prescott B. C. fast evening. If was resolved to pro cure uniforms for the club. resolution was alec passed iHstruciiag isc Board of Directors Co devise plans flr the isssing of three medals. io he given to the three best average riayers in series ofprActlee games which are .o be played between two selected mines from the club The members are de- termsned io bring tic club up to a standard not exeellcd in tho Territory, and @ create lastibg interest in 01r national game. We have The material here Co make one of the best If nos the bts,l clubs in Inc Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14

From parties who arrived yesterday di- rect from New McNIco Ee learn that Victor Rouellct. who oi'iciated as adviser. etc, in the suits against Juan Sedillo. Nadslero Caldcror, Manuel Garcia ct al IB connccfioB wuh the St John troubles. wns killed few miles below Fort Craig. on the Rio Granje. las, month by a party ei horse thieves, whom hc was in pursuit ot
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14

Tue many friends of Mrs A. " Peoples, who has been under treatment at StoC ktan. la for thr pAsi three months. wifi be glad t1 hear that sho hss so iat recovered Hs to he able to return home. srd her husband wilt go inside afier her in ihe o0urss of a week or ten dsYs.-Exposiior
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
pr. L. J. czAPKAy,
rhE ENIsEsTLY succEssFuI
AenAN.tla s... z C.n.
a.f,rls Is ils rgiasi ef aH ql.roale. ss-ssus and
 Hr-rtr lsisesze srs
hflnEna I.nMN CONSTITUTIONS

. aft sstn s Ffsslfaf ra afsfs gssE Wsaknsss. Ney- faasl5sss Tsa ffss ssssitsse. NesEness ef tts E,sfsas sn aa-s Isss Hgscatsr fvss-. inzifi,esi- esg Eag 5eesee f1f iais,f ala 7fusg, s@ss, sE- 7a4 sri fi He sasg7F s-fagzss sHesritssilin ui hesrt - Uf g sfseasfeies, a.s= af fasssffy, agsaeI is sae~t1, Igqe g s,iltle, tfuiy. sef dis- rfass. ss al flztisd. azEfasEs, bsaisc.s. inFars- tiss @ Cs tss Etsafss ssx taes, seEasl eth-s frfrsttis it f=E e sasiis srs sl cured by the nsi is sai isffst.zi Iilgfta1t,
 |. J. LyApKAY, N, D.
 lf hsss81a ef esriz 5isssss ls tssalllssy his 0xu iBsssssr4n sslerss slI8 szUe the great i ts uf and ilggsaits the ettire systrH Gispeis ths Fhas1 an8 -Ttlislief. rifsiiisa sod sstricAes tas kffs sasaFss eg,sss saa sseFey, syps tae drain slt euis atfs ffstagss t.s- FsstV heiE. both fl and siii ts. i.ile sc i stisfs, eifpii, caizfrh iissss fisFr distase st ts st1fiaeh aud kiu l.s At-f ~ufuftsiats eir ssaiszsiuis trest< fhss- Nhs rll-f -ftfs from t@ eTrufs and indisefions d yoah seslisns weakness, etc. ere assafed of per Enaneof cure
 Dr. tzAPEAY. ore uf the asost successful faedIca yfsctiotets ou ths Fs1ife Cz2si, established in San ffsncssa f-54 H9ay is esssultsd cgntsntisy h refrrer@ Co tbs absr and a otss caml laints st ih' Institute.
 .Ae No. i2T Montgomery street ssF-A Al yoa ut.o have suffered Ter ysars or lifetime snd waSss -sesex hzse ss=ssssi hasei th- prnsr, iul-. of tr.atslasut inyrt to os1 for free ran sutasion.
 Hsglrs from a. m. Co c D. sn. ChRgs- moderate Cofisunieaions strictly conhdszial Medicines ssa Adiless Lsy. czAFEAY, N. D. san Fraheisce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14

TYbic ai Piescoet ee were informed that ~smetl,inr ia '7lAservcis~ letter in lsst rseck's Exp-sita-. aas fbrie updarste0d to have scaudalaus mcsniar CT ih,s NC uer- ieuorsas. aud are splI. but if II be arus ve ask stIbzsrvsti to avoid such inusn- dos in fuiarg.-E1pCsitoi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
D R. SPIN N B Y
 No. II KEARNBY STREET.

Treats all Chonis and Special Diseases YOUNG MEN
 it'Ho NAY BK SUFFERING FROM THE EF- M s.sss uf y7shFsi fyies iuserpiion vigi do We Co avnli tbags4eises s this the rrssies boon lsd at the asT of stfsefins bGsasfiaf. nE srINNEY will rsFns stf iffe ss1 fer svFr1 of seniRe weAl- usss af pfvsae iseaae "a anY ki1d character which ha abassSssss s-sa f.ss .o ettfr.
 MippIE-AsE MEN.
 TFe fsssfss ., the st thirty o siSty uho troubled wal ffuJueht eYaonsaou os the baddss. fan arcr;I ei bY A siiE hi suaftinF baTtIa s.i sation. and vyakusss ot ths tystcm in rusansr ist raisnt cannot account for. pu examining the urinAf astosits rupy seIsanf win sfsen be found and u,ea sfs tartiese ef shumsn yin srEsaf the color ul he of thin iniikss hue again changing te dsrt snd torr4d agtsfaSae. Tbere are many sbc se ef this difcuy sRsrsn trf As rause which if shs second sfase of ssrfnai Eeatnaea. Dr. e. Wiu Nnsee per fct ere in st surh and hesitay rssiurs3on o Tho spnites uIfnatr orFsns.
 oFFtcN HeuRs--I9 to ( snd e s. suBasys irosR T Co n q. Cuasafiatiou free. 1horuush exsninstisf sad aivice. g.. CslioT a.tissszs
 pR. srfNSEY & co,
 Iu-aTFtsiv No. ii Ksarasr Ht.. Ser "rauriseo Fs To private dlssssra of shorf ssanding, fa eefrFn of medicines. sufficient for cure with sli in- src+onz wiIi es ssi o any address r,oeirt of sie
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14

paesng uaekFsevsi in tts urine and maua other dls eassz fhat issi to ln xaEitr and death.
 nA NfNTfF q fu sgfrr Co ferfeii ssoo for case of his knd the Nttai Restorative tunder his stacisl arice and tfesmeutf pfr nut cure. or for anything
 impure CT iu jufioas found h nr. Nlntie trsAes au fTtvstr Ehtsss- suetsftiiis wthetst mercury. Con sutstiau free 1haronah psaniihstipu and advice ciudsnr ansyss of urins ea. Price of Vital Reztora- tvr @ hets. fsnr tunes the guantfty, fi0: sent suY sl5ress upon rersift Of prce or q. c. D.. ossrs from easervs,iOt and u psivsts H dssire
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
A. F.. MINTIE, M. h..

nr. Mtntie's Kiodney Remedy Nephrsti cum, eslrss ai Kidney aud pis1jsr CsmplaBts, Con csfhsss. Geet isacnfrhspa. For sale by a druggists at a bottle. six bottles for Ss.
 Dt Mtptie's Ds deitan fiiis. srs tho test sna esapes nvsrspsiA and Bilious n the nsFtss. Tor sale hy An druzsisss. isnadSsiy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
TYPE. !l

iilLER & RICHARD. TyrE Fev.DsS tso Ps- PR wssF'4ngss. skA Fssso'aoo, os-- pEAlEas S pEauso PaEssE5 sun hlscFussss. hsn EVERY AR- FiclE RuognEs BY PHEuEss CvR Ess0 sErsL SoorcS TrpE IS Aooso9lsoasD TO DC rae DIST iS -E woslo. Bsrso szsr70ss oe lscEsAsIso oUa syppls oRpEHs Fo7 HEr oVrFrrs H AsU Pssr oF Asi5oaA Ar COST pErcE. spse'Ssn Boo<s Atp Psies LISTS su FasE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
BONES & SPENCER.

Al he old stsrd Mnutsrsus sfrrHt two dcsrs sgu1l sf fputisr asaisrs fn CIGARS. TOBACCO CDsTEC- TloNEHT FRUITS AND FINE GROCERIES. We featptTliiy iase ihs attention si ths Vah'ic f is~se sai varied
 ssrs ani grsrsrse sa AshR - ths fullest sstfsarlas V sf trsasss-s We hs~p hand fnl sss1rtrnsut e tAs eharss brands rf Csars sad Cirarritss FinsCH' and FisF SusAip-E Ead Chewing Toiarcs Fivss Ppnch ss svi fotaeo Beses ai bs,irses prices ' 'i.si svs-y orc rsss AWAY via .uirlss face. 2 s1sf ars rrrasrF ef ss, and u due return f' fHrihsf suursss
 Thsskf1 taF rast fayurs we solicit a cantinusnes e its iibsral FntfpBsse hefehafsrs bestowed en ne svg~ivr ,ss, ~v- GOODS uin s.a, n.pso tee and ceaFarises Eiih eny Ia ths nsrsst
 JAS v BONES
 CHAs. l. SPENCER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
DR CZAPKAY
THE aREAT ENGLISH sEMEp '

fsn nevrr failing Cure for NuVpBs n hHity, K1 hnuatei iNFsiiif. Rernfnai Wus knsss srerruafurrhwa, Lost Man
 sssssi lnsposaucy. Paralysis suj al uhe terrilsle sHsrts rf Ssif. kbu-s. y9uihful foilioss
 a Frc-sses in inaiHrnr years.
 such ss inss of Memory.
 fsssifnie. Nocturnal Emis- sisns Afersion e Society.
 pimupss uf Vision. Nofsss in ihs Head. the vital fuid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14

| sr SWORN AFFIDAVIT; | 4 Bosi HoHieg5sii lsia'eEeRt Qf e Cure Per f. formed
 AAuthsnsicstsd by tls Rev a B. syminston. Pastor of Dsa s1fis fcotra Costa coBatyi Church and vthefs hean,s.ts of the aifscSiloaisiy restored sufferer. itFee Fis k@iaf~e ts Eeabh and happiness by BR. eSA FRA Ys fs n tsaan 0f treatment aftef sever ] si 4,,y .icisns he'd failed.
 i-ea SWORN STATEN Nr. s a. P. Crerz carpenter ssri jusseF of Baavflle Ce tfa Cosis county, California, lsina daiy sworn. d0e dspesse aBd say sm tasrs. fstBsr of hva uitlirsR sad soI1l -lst ,sifs ei az. Asre shah year sso. sN4rpars hai several aliing bs phys icsl- y sii iist tgs Isfai-i, vgry nervois ai tius~ could ned see fs. liver su1 tiiness vse inactive. and sss not hbis o woss. Ny sttsudina plus cfsn Ironouc-i HY complaint Co bs heart dissase and gave me great deal uf medicine. which took bnt co DO good IcoD- rcsrvsiy walk in October, ir77. addressed pr. L. ]. Cksglag ssn Irsnvtsoo, st tiug sickness above def,sill, asktn f he thought hs cguh de anything for nis, su9 npon fssursbls reply placed m5-sf dss hs treatfatnt. havs fly Tsrsinsh my sesi- ralstcnea. and sfn sbls in Go H1ud days NoFt. Ay whole syst@m has hy his treatment teen thoroughly stans~s ssd Fssitassd, end hsye gained over twsnt VAs pounds since began to iaAe he medicines. Out ~ arsi Vuis tevari pr 'zagkay, aud buTing that may r. fhe R.sans t dlfsctnR Uirr poor suherers io hinl dIste tha srie asafsHiani cf facts tuncernna uy cssh his tre8aneni been remarkably sue esfui that sH canidont he can cure a those aHiilar- V aElctsd- B. ?. cREuz. (L.s.l
 
 1 Fehruary. tsie. AuU H- IUHSKA, fT.s.l Jasstua of shs Peace. Contra Costa county. Cal tNuuBsKMENTt The uf1sssrslsaei. neghhers and sequsintsnoes of aif 70. P.cfzHf eefifv that have knuvn him dur ha ssss sad tusi the faca r.sis m the foregoing aida1is a-u trne of oH- oWa kueslelEe E. r. HYiniss sten. Pastor of iianvhie Chure . Heau. esis1HHsaseF, bslittlas. 1s Q. Nieisoison, H. c. NiUhghten. .t IMPORTANT. Ttft Rfo,,s-s4 ,7rt,yf NJ t-rrt,r, ,F Ct-aF
 -as THkCtfCEp HF
 .a. DIR l.. J CZAPKAY, l25 Montgomery St between Bush < Sutier, llss foesd sltas universally saerszufi ln the most aHfuit aui ehatinste chronic iiseasas after they have ysssissl tas egd sFg foatlns of practice
 DIR. CZAPKAY
 is .salaeri'y iortpasse in tss trss'mss of all ole -tllHtv aHrsHi 7=sr. aHI hs Frrai medical hiiiity hzt irH aUfgly trsitsl is tls cltt ior iueuty-hFs Fefs faa @ az isrfHi ssiN ibare many utinE ailsH- ss1aoe ts saa pssfs lHst t,iit ths pro- kbfa.lan uf tssr Fes t1 hiH. uau hundreds st oih- ti- ti" -a lHe-Eiaa frHI chronic aisfases ui he htsf 1ssss.iatse stoaacH aa1 ailueys have been fs q rretcFtai 90 hsai.h. nov2lyt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
.e IMPORTANT THE MODERN sCIENuFtC METHOD OF CURf
M DR. l.. J CzAPKAl

l2I Montgomery SC. between Bush < Sutier, llss tffed al,a.st universally saefssHfu in the most diHfut sud elauste cirune diseases, eynu after they h--. Ln.s.L..l l,. aglll a-L -oaLlna al Ira-ilas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
iNUuRsKMENTt

The FfisssfEiaaei. neighhars and segusintsnces sl Mf n. P.cfznf. eesfiT thst have knuwn hina dur. in ha ass sna tns the facts stsia u ths foregoing afi.ia1ts a-u tr1e of oHr own kneslelge,
 H. E HFfnis sien. Pastor of iianvhie Charc
 l. Heau. esassrsaser. iistitils
 .. Q. Nieiso.aon. 70. c. EiUhBhien.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
aAne-e A-sss Nfsaf E At sts fF-s ratA E4nItet9-
 IHK MOST Convincing Testimony.

IN TTooF 0F DR. cZAPKAY's Great sheee ~ hfs ae af rrsees DO ssers eou,snr iag sYidancs 's H4Bisd than the following: s@ SWORN AFFIDAVIT:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14

4 Aost Hoadegfssi Sia'eEsEt qf Cure Per. D formed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-14
Victor Rousner.

Mineral Pax, May 5,h, isSO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-04

Tho pasd,ustcrs deceived The people OF
virginia last fall. Their members o. INC
Legislature were elected on an unp'eosco
ticket 80 far as concerned the pui'lng %
negroes into Office. When the new Legs
lature reached Richmond the negroes OF
this city took possession Of tho halls o. Tue
capitol. II was humi!iaiing spectacle 10
see the galleries and the doors to tue Two
houses Of the General Assembly crowded
day after day with negroes OF the most
worthless sort. TIE ins)Ience OF inese
vagsbonds--for, as we have said, iocy were
The most worthless OF their race-became
almost insu1erable.
Wby were these negroes thus congregated
about The Capitol Because there were
fourteen negro members OF the Legisnture
sitting In that building once sacred 10 tue
white race. Because there were fourteen
negroes in the Legislature whose votes were
go necessary to the success OF the pans o'
General MALONE that he had to prefer ne
croes above white Confederate soldiers ior
some ~ the Offices st his disposal. The III
soleut CEpHAs DAVIS declared that ne recog-
nized Rtadjuster as his equal; ana tna'
he was tired OF hearing the word "Conied'
crate " repeated In the Virginia Senate. ln
fact. the negroes oil the whole State oil VIZ
pinia have been put into a state OF excite
ment by the success OF the Read1usters last
fall. No longer do they attend to their WORK
and let politics alone, as they had Deeh 10.
inc for the last five years. Tbey have all
become polIticians again. "The trail OF The
serpent is over them all" And the peace
Of the community will not be assured unti
they are again remanded to their proper
position.
Now, we have the same Readjuster party
running their candidates for the City Coun-
ell and for the various city offices, Without
giving any pledges as to whether IL success
full they will put any negroes upon our po-
lice. in our city offices. or in any OF the pc.
sitons under the control Of the City Coun-
Gil. . 5cv may elect no negroes at the resu-
lar election, and yet it may be a part OF
their understanding with the negroes that the
sercesnt-at arms OF the Council may be ne
GRO: or that some OF the clerks In the various
offices shall be negroes; or that some OF the
police shall be negroes. There are many
WAYS of buying the negro votes; and the Re-
adiusters will have those votes. What price
are the people Of Richmond to pay for
those votes In scenes Of turmoil, trouble,
and disorder, and consequent retarded
prosperity?
These are important matters. Let the
voters OF Richmond see to it that there shall
be no unpledged tickets elected in this city.
Smoke out the disturbers OF the public
peace. Expose the traitors to the white
mans party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-04

= -..or,.d by Captain r. W. rerren, o.
are rep 1,pn A. Association. as Amounting 70
tnc i" o.s ,,,rds Tor which there was PAID
z,Ov4.voe pv"" 'siich gives an average OF
S2vi,sio vs nr,l' 1870, there were SOLO
sio;Si Ia =, ro,,nfs' for which there was paid
Sas, aoo "a. which gives an average OF
S1057. :, ,eof tobacco from
Inc aceo1 ,s-o D. IN May I. $50. stands as
octooei - n man nv ig,S6S,4lS pounds
io ,., =, ,sS oG1 o.: average. s1o.sl. From
n saan,, ISIS. TO May /. 1870. the account
s,ood thus Quantity, 12,6al,eoo POUNDS
'a, s,., y;,,,ar,,.i revenue for last month
anu - ses. 0i3.4l. The items are
as"asmer,. siO4.2e; spirits, sl,73l.0O.
snoc;oI taxes. s6,447.51; tobacco ana ci'
,.prs seo G5o'04. The revenue Tor April,
55s-o Amounted TO sii,364.4s. the Items
a aps Assessments, ss5 IS; spirits. SOD 30 ;
sn e taxes. s6,iI5.O2; tobacco and cl-
CARS, S4,023.03. ,,,o,,roa
T5e internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars during the current To-
bacco year (since 1st OF OCTOBER, 1901 nas
amounted 10 s470,513.S,. For the same PEE
Rod Of The preceding year the revenue
amounted to s30S, 1926.
Mrs John Norburn died suddenly on the
night OF the lat instant OF disease OF the
heart. Mr.. and Mrs. Norbnrn were pom
from near Sheffield, England. Her maiden
name was Fowether. She came win Mr.;
Norburn to America in 1867, ana settled
in Pittsburgh, Pa, and thence about nine
years ago they came to this place.
Mr.. Norburn, ut the time OF the dea,n OF
Mrs. Norburn. was ON his way home from
Asheyile, n. c., at which place he mas been
engaged in the tobacco trade. He says tnat
when he started from Asbeyille he had q
presentiment which he could not account
for. and which he could not shake OIL, all
having been reported well by letters from
bis family, and he not being at all superstl-
tious-a presentiment that some terrible
blow would be given him before he got
home. So strong was this impression that
when be got off the cars at DanviIle he ielt
sure he would be attacked In some way De-
fore he could get to his house. He got home
to find that Mrs. Norburn had been dead
about an hour. ALPHA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-04
DANVILLE.

PIrTSYLvANIA AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD G0NE
INTO THE HANDS OF THE MIDLAND COMPANY
SALE OF sTOREHOUsE PROPERTY-0THET
sALES--P ERs0NAL-DANvILLE TOBACCO
MARKET.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
MAY /, 1880.
Colonel Barbour and the Midland Compa'
nv take control OF the Pittsylyania and
Franklin railroad to-day, according to the
terms OF lease made to the Midland Com
pany, the work OF the contractors having
been examined and approved. So trains
will run through regularly to Rocky Mount
and the people Of that mountain city will
make the acquaintance OF the sample man
and the female boOk-agent. The sewing.
machino-men went there long since. and The
Danville warehouse drummer knows the
rame. antecedents, and prospects OF every
planter in Franklin county. II is slid that
there has already been some stir amongst
the businessmen OF Rocky Mount, and
especially amongst the holders and seekers
Of town lots.
The storehouse on the lower part OIL
Main street belonging TO Mrs. A. NJ. Keen,
and occupied by Messrs. 0yerbey aud JEFF
fress, was sold yesterday at auction to Ma
ior w. d. Bethel for Sl0,O50. Another
store belonging to Mrs. Keen lying near by
was sold to Maior Bethel for $4,000, and
another, the property Of Mrs. Keen, and
used as harness.store, was sold to Messrs.
CaIin Il Talley for $4,000. The Exchange
Hotel, also the property OF Mrs. Keen, was
offered, but was bid in at something over
$4,000.
Professor j. Stage Davis, OF the Uniyer.
si,y OF Virginia, is here on visit to his
son-in.law, Mr.. James p. Harrison, who Il
very i'll.
The rains OF this week brought tobacco
into order for shipment. and the deliveries
have consequently been quite heavy. Good
bright Tugs. s60Ss; fine, sl0@sI5; good
dark leaf, S5@S7; common bright, S7GS9;
good bright, SS@sl0; common wrappers,
ESl0@sl3; good, sl5Qs90; fiue, s25@s40
fancy, s40G$SO. ALPHA.
TOBACCO FIGURES FOR LAST MONTH AND rop
SEVERAL M0STHs--DEATH OF AN ENGLIsH
LADY--sINGuLAR PREsEyTIMENT.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
MAY 3, 1880.
Ihe salos Of leaf tobacco for last month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-04
GRANTS FRIENDS CLAIM:


Take O look at that table, and see how
almost certain it is that General GRANT will
fail 10 be nominated on the first ballot.
Forty-two votes are claimed for GRANT from
Illinois, where BLAINE is so far as heard
from ahead OF him, aud where BLAINE will
be sure, we should Judge, to get one third
OF the votes, or IA. The whole vote OF
Kentucky is set down for GRANT, though
the BLAINE men claim Of them as their
property. From Maryland votes are
claimed for GRANT, though he will not get
one, we suppose. From Mississippi 16 are
claimed for GRANT, though none have yet
been elected in that State, and BLAINE
or SHERMAN, or both, will be almost
certain to get some Of them. But over and
above all, IS votes are claimed from Penn
sylyania, though number of the delegates
are known to be for BLAINE, and some are
pledged to vote for him. GRANT will lose
some OF the Tennessee votes, and likely all
Of the Wisconsin votes. The % set dows
to him from Virginia cannot be relied upon.
II it appears when the Chicago Convention
meets that BLAINE or SHERMAN will proba-
bly, be nominated, good many OF Virginia's
| % votes will be found on the list OF tie win
ming candidate, if Colonel PoPHAM may be
credited, who knows but few reliable
GRANT men among the %.
| 1t is said, too, that Al OF the "A Ohio dele.
gates prefer BLAINE to GRANT.
| BLAINE's friends claim 1898 votes on the
| first ballot, or 46 less than the number re-
CURED to nominate. These he expects tc
get on the second ballot from Ohio and
from the SHERMAN delegates from other
| States.
SHERMAN's friends claim only 23S votes on
the first ballot. or 141 less than enough Ia
nominate him. They hope 10 fall heir to Q
large share OF the GRANT vote.
GRANTS strength is his weakness. His
votes, il will be seen, almost all come from
States which will not give him vote next
November. This fact leads us to suppose
that the leaders wilt find it necessary t
drop him and nominate somebody else.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-04
rFor the Dispaieh.J
'Fucykr b0e I'm rs,, orss (uul,.


At The last regular meeting OF the TucEa.
hoe Farmers Club, held at the residence Of
Professor Bennett Puryear on the fourth
Thursday in March, the following resoIu-
tons were adopted:
Res0tUed, That the Tuckahoe Farmers
Club desires to express their interest In the
move now being made I'm Congress TO rem
der more efficient the United States Agrf'
cultural Department, and requests our rep
resentatives In Congress aud our senator's
from Virginia TO aid the measure IN every
manner proper and practicable.
2. Resotucd. That agricultural associa'
lions OF every kind be requested to co6pe-
rate with us in this important matter.
3. Resoiued, That our secretary be In
structed to forward the above resolutions
to our representatives and senators, and
obtain its publication in one or more OF the
Richmond papers. OTwAY j. ALLEN,
Secretary pro tenn.