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KENTUCKY.
THE JEFFERSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS BOW
THEIR HEADS WITH SHAME.

THE JEFFERSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS BOW
THEIR HEADS WITH SHAME.
Special Dtspateh to The Chtcdoo Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 27.-The following
resolutions were adopted by tho Jefferson Conn
ty Republican Convention yesterday. The
seventh is spicy:
Third-The prominent Republican candidates
for the Presidency represent the honest differ
ences OF opinion and personal preferences nntu-
raj to a party governed BY principle and de-
voted to freedom, but all differences will termi-
nate in a united support Of the nominee Of the
Chicago Convention.
Fourth-We honor the lifelong services of the
Hon. james G. Blaine in the cause Of freedom
as fearless champion OF human rights, the
greatest statesman and the best-loved leader of
the Republican parry: and believe he would
lead us to n splendid victory.
Fifh-TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, who
drove reputation into its political coffin and
nailed down the lid with golden clineheTs, we
owe gratitude for his many efforts to protect
the National honor
Stfth-We pay respect to Gen. Grant as the
greatest soldier Of the age, in the hight OF we'll
earned fame, and remember with pride his VIC
tories.
Secenth-We bow our heads in shame at the
action Of the revenue officers of this Fifth dis
trict, in prostituting their Offices for the NOM
inatfou Of a Presidential candidate for third
term, and ask in the fucc of this whether the
President S Ciyil-Scrvice rules are not cheat,
q delusion, fraud. and snare?
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Which Has Been Brought About Prin-
cipally by the secretary's
Literary Bureau.
Kelly's Organ Charges the Regular
Democracy with Timidity and
Trickery.
Kentucky Republicans Originate Set
Of Model Resolutions.
Groesbeok, Being Questioned, Declines to
Make Sign.
OHIO.
fvnYI AHSE 0E THE SHERMAN HQQNs


COLLAPSE OF THE SHERMAN BOOM.
Sp<cioI Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune
COLUMBUS, O.. March e7.-If there has been
belief that the friends Of Secretary Sherman
and those of Senator Blaine would become rec
onciled, and TINT the Ohio delegation would DC
a unit for Secretary Sherman Mt the Chicago
Convention, that hope Ia now dispelled, ana all
efforts looking toward giving Mr.. Sherman even
R complimentary vote By the solid Ohio delega-
ton has gone glimmering. This fact becomes
more apparent each dag, and the Sherman
Literary Bureau at Washington Is IN
great measure responsible for the state of
affairs which now exist. The fact that
the friends Of Mr.. Sherman were going
to extreme limits In setting forth the claims Of
the favorit son was well known, but not until
to-tuy was it apparent that the State Was being
flooded with letters
ATTACKING BOTH SENATOR BLAINE AND GEN.
GRANT.
One of these letters fell into the hands Of
friend Of Senator Blaine to-day, but its contents
are withheld forthe present
Tonight the following card was Issued from
the Blaine headquarters and is signed oy Gen.
Beatty, Chairman Of the Blaine Club The card
is based upon personal knowledge OF the con-
tents OF the letters emanat!ng from the Sherman
Bureau, and reads rs follows:
stThe Sherman Literary Bureau at Washing
ton flooding Ohio with letters in some of which,
under the injunction Of secrecy IT makes sIan-
derous attacks upon Senator Blaine and un-
truthful statements respecting the candidacy of
Gen. Grant It claims to have evidence in Its
possession to crush the one, and information
which puts tho other practically out Of the
race. While ayowedly opposed 10 any adverse
criticism Of candidates, it is. nevertheless, by
secret threats, innuendoes,an false assurances,
endeayoring to injure the distinguished men for
whom it makes outward professions of respect
and friendliuess. We edesire, therefore, to remind
the Republicans OF Ohio that when assasfns be-
gin to stab it is well for honest men to be on
their guard"
There iG nervousness noticeable among the
friends of Sherman, they having received infor-
nation which indicates that Mr.. Sherman's hold
on several counties in Northern Ohio is consid-
ered uncertain. Especially is this true in Gen.
GarAeld's Congressional district
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The heavy business during the past week,
which taxed every road to its utmost capacity,
has had the effect OF greatly disarrnnging the
some time before they can equalize their regu-
lar percentages. The following statement shows
how the roads stood March q: Michigan Cen
trail. u, Al tons over: Panhandle, G1 tons over;
Baltimore s. Ohio, 1910 tons oyer: Lake Shore,
l4,03l tons short; and Fort Wayne. 10, ,aB tons
short The heavy increase Of the Baltimore g.
Ohio must cause general surprise. Us this road
seldom before bus shown any surplus It speaks
well for Mr. Frank Harriott, the efficient GEN
eral Agent Of the Company in this city.
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Sptcial Dispateh tc 49, t.-,-S:-e 4Ttbtne.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 27.-A heavy gale
prevailed here all day, doing considerable dam
age on the river front. The river was lashed
into fury, and the craft moorcd at the bank
suffered severely. The bnrge Lilly, with nearly
1000 sacks Of corn on board, was sunk, and soon
afterwards broke to pieces. Total loss about
$500: purity insured. The corn was consigned to
Shnkley Co., Cincinnati. The riparian yillaHe
above the leyee was dccimated Of its touting
tenenents, six being sunk, and the poor fa1n1-
lier who occupied them being thrown out on the
bank without clothing Or shelter.
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Commissioner Fink has just issued the follow


Commissioner Fink has just Issued the follow
ing circular:
Please make the following correction In the
report Of the proceedings Of the Joint Executive
Comm ittce at Chicago. Feb. &c and II, 1880: Sec
3s. pase 3d. should read "April to Oct 81, 1850"
instcad Of April l to Oct /, 1850, as printed.
Messrs. j. F. Tucker and c. c. Wheeler, who
were appointed arbitrators for the Chicago
Division Of the Southwestern Railway Associa-
ton, have selected Mr.. George H. Daniels Cen
cral Freight and Ticket Agent Ut the Chicago &
Pncifc Railroad, us third arbitrator to assist
them in making their award Monday. The So
lection is good one.
MIR. j. Z. Lockwood, General Ticket Agent Of
the Kansas City. Lawrence & Southern Railroad,
informs the General Ticket Agents Of connect
Southern Is now completed and open for busi-
ness to Wellington, Sumner County,. Kansas,
and urgently requests that tickets 70 that point
via this line be placed on sale in all their coupon
ticket Offices at the earliest date practicable
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t!on Of the courts, and the County Attorney =.
look tuunty gave his opinion to the effect thot tht
It was invalid. But Acknowledgement Fdt.itt lily
in. an opinion promulgated to-day: 4snH' sna'
tains the validity Of the law This on,n;as, 1as,
will be at once distributed by the Auditor n ~
County Clerks, and tho law will be- put into rIe
practical operation this year. @4' '1lo
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YORK, March s1--Arriyed+ steamships
echiedan, from Rotterdam, and Adriatic, from
Liverpool
LONDON, March 27.-Steamers Elysia, Algeria@
Zeaiand, Circassa, and State Of Alabama have
QUEENSTOWN, March ::..-Arrired, Celtic, from
New York.
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THE 1RD-TERM MOVEMENT.
ST. LOUIS No., March 26.-The signatures to
the cali for National auti-third-term mass
convention tclegraphed from here Thursday
transmittinY operator They nre ]. B, Hendor-
son, Ohairman; Emery 8. Foster, Secretary
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CRIMINAL NEWS.
CONFIDENCE NAN

Special Dt'pateh to Th< Chicago Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March :7.-John c. pratho,
who isin jail charge Of dealing in counterfas.
money, received letter from his wife IN Jackson
County this morning saying that two or thrsa
days ago a man appeared at his residence md
stated to Mrs. Prasher that he had been sent o5
hsr husband to get all the money she could pos
The fellow gave his name as Z. T. Rradburs" ~;
Mrs p. was satisfied that he was an honasta ana
truthful messenger. Sho gave H.,
Sl67.50, all the money there was "ta ~
the house. The next she bo.la ~
of him he was on big drunk at Columhusa asas9 ss4
then she wrote to ask whether her husband ha9 ha9
sent him for the money. His answer Was saa u
telegram demanding Bradbury's arrest + y
believed the fellow had been recently reeasa5s 1s y
from Jail, and while there Pr.ther uurnarlas3so
gave him the information enabling him to Tor{{
the gume. "o'A
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Its VALIDITY SUSTAINED.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, March 27.-The lust General
Assembly SO amended Sec. 1T Of the Revenue
law that the Tax-Coilectors are to extend u PEN
atty of per cent per month on all real. estate
taxes unpaid on May1- The validity Of this pro-
vision has been disputed, because IL allowed
Tax-Collectors to ath1 penalty without the ac-
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press Of this city, and has thereby been outlined
to the public, but not presented In detail

to the public but not presented fn detail.
r: :. ASKED rElE DOCTOR.
II It was contemplated that the police should be
clothed Wtth any extra power. lie suiu they were
not; they simply act Us messengers to put the
physician In communication with the patient
who needs him. He said there were about 500
more in the cnvirons. Where the police stations
were not numerous enough, he said tho
hotels, the district telegraph, and mes,
senger service might be employed
to help out the deficiency. The collection Of
the fees for the service, DR.. Nnchtel states,
Of the Board OF Henlth. or from the Vital Stats-
tics Department. He thought this system could
be simultaneously employed In all cities Of doo,-
thinks, would te benefited by it. 1t ia quite Ger
tain that the pinn has met with respectful con-
sidcrntion in New York aud Philadelphia, aud
F. In.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. March :T7:-The Board of
Pardons held protracted session to-day to con-
slider applications for the pardon OF KembIe.
Petrof, saltcr, Crawford. and Rumbureer
recently convicted or pleading guilty OF cor.
ruptly soliciting votes of members Of tbe rec;s.
1nture In connection with the Rot-Caims XII
After hearing counsel on both sides. the Rnnri r
consulted for an hour, and refused tha par,3ons
asked for. f"@@'As
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WELLINGTON

Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune
BosroE, March 27.-Homer Wellington =,
rested some days ago for forgery and an attemnt
to poison his wife. has made full confes3fon r,
his guilt as wife-poisoner, but gives no rea.oa
for the act. The body Of the child who din, 1ss.
January has been exh,lmed, and mad,cal ~ 49,
aminer finds it died Ut arsenic ailmlnistered a.
several different times. Wellington denies har" ~
ing killed the child. NAY
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Special Dtspateh to The Chicago I]fbuae.
OMAHA. Neb., March 27.-A perfect gale has
been raging all day, and several frame buildings
have been blown down, and other damage his
Tclcgraphic communication has been inter-
rupted.
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Special Dt,pateh to Tbs Chicago 7rtbuns.
LOUISVILLE, KY. March .7-The fact is vprv
generally given out tonight that Gov Black.
burn will not Interfere in behalf OF Robert An.
dcrson and Charles Webster, who are sentenced
to be executed here next Friday. Anderson was
convicted of killing bis wife, and Webster Of
ton, who was hanged here last spring for rare.
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SENTENCED TO PRISON

ELIZABETH, N. j., March 27.-Ex-C Controlle,
Thomas B. Leggett, and Daniel ". Leeds, ex-
Clerk and ex-City Treasurer convicted Of con-
spiracy to dcfraud the city. have been sen.
tenced,-the former to seven years in the State
years and $500 fine.
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KE0KUK. IA.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtbuns.
kEokuK, H., March :27--The wind has been
blowing u gale all day, doing much damage,
blowing down trees and fences, and breaking
tg ttelegrnph lines A large barn near the city was
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Ohio & Mississippi is to pass into the hands OF

Ohio 4; Mississippi is to pass into the hands OF
taf D Tps also renoEted t&at substantially the
same parties had Secured control Of the Gtneini-
nat ndanapolls Chicago s. hops oSsota halrane oo@
This would give the copbnanodh sneds nort vest:
and e east from % this city with the exception Of
the PENNSYLVANIA Central and baltimore u Unio.
and would puce 1t in position TO conmanui m9aa;an.i
Southern. And in ills connection comes + the be
suggostion,T This IS the tine T., to sol! the .hana Ha
nnt + is monifoat f,nWeyer thar tho Cinctn
natl Southern is the objective point The ;99 G9m-
binatinn can well afford to throw ~ aw4y " nct mlion
or two in orler to get command OF the o1nc1n-
natl railroad field.
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LIFE DIPR1SONNENr-

Special Dt,pateh 70 The 0hico9o Tftbunx,'
CLINTON, Ia, March :7.-The Jury In the casa
Of William slowey for the murder Of John ".
Wall In this city in November last, to-day rep-
dered verdict, after deliberatp1 two hours
convicting the prisoner OF murder In the frst
degree and fixing his punishment at imprtsou-
meut for life.
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SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
Boston, March e7.-John 3. Osselof, a Russian
artist living in Everett, has been arrested On
suspicion OF numbering hts wife.
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HE OPPOSES THIRD TERN
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON; D. c., March e7.-Secretary
schuz was approached to-day BY a newspaper
correspondent. who requested an interview On
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Special DtspatcA to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CAIRO, ILL.,, March 27.-A very high wind has
prevailed here all day, blowing part of the time
at the rate of ffty-seven miles per hour. No
serious damage Is reported In the city. Packets
are behind time, and the movement Of crafts In
the harbor has been attempted with great diff
Guilty:
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-A San Andreas
dispatch says two Mexlcans, Noriega and
Urbano, were found shot to death near town
this morning. Noriega was wel!-known des-
perato Of this county, having killed four man
No clew to the murderer,
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CINCINNATI, March 27.-The sale Of the Miami
Valley Narrow Gauge Railway was confirmed by
tho Court Of Common Pleas ut Lebanon, O., to-
day.
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ATLANTA, Ca, March 27.-George Jackson,
colored. was hanged at Dallas, Ga, for the muz-
der Of Jack Moss, coi0rel.
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-La;trettul mother and cross child indicates i'll
health, requiring ouly hop Bitters to remove.
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SUI UIH Il.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, March a7.-The Wabash St.
Louis l. Pacific Railroad to-day formally
notified Commissioner Aftdgely, Of the South
western pool that It is tissatided with the award
of tonnage made by the arbitFutors Of the ST.
Louis division.
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MASSACHUSETTS ROADS.
dpfctal pt,patch to TAk Chicago Tribune.
BosroY, March 27---The Legislature is deter"
mined to have contracts between the railroads
in Massachusetts and those having Groat West
ern connections placed on fair footing, and
bill drawn by the Attorney General will be pre-
sented Monday and pushed through to cover al
such cases rs the recently discovered contract
between the Boston s. Albany aud New York
Central. The bill allows the Boston Albany to
make contracts with the New York roads, but
under certain restrictions, and the Rairoad.
Commissioners of the State are to be the arbi-
traitors The bill provides that no road In which
the State Is a stockholder or to which it has
loaned its credit shall make. any contract
with foreign corporation by virtue OF
which the operation Of the Two roads shall IN
and beyond this ali contracts shall be declared
void. The privileges under the General hail,
to the corporations: in other words, It places the
Boston s. Albany, Hoosac Tunnel of the Fitch
burg line, and the New York & New England on
the counsel OF the Albany Road for such amend
ment..and alterations as they may suggest
CHICAGO RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.
The Chicago Railroad Association, composed
of the General Passenger and Ticket Agents Of
all the roAds center1ng In this city, held IT'S
annual meeting yesterday at the rooms of the
Association in Ashland Block There were pres
ent George H. Daniels, Chicago T. Pacific: W. F.
johnson, Illinois Central; Con. F. r. Myers
Fort Wayne; ". a. Thrall, Northwestern; H. c.
Wentworth, Michigan Central; and ]. Il. Wood
Burlington. Jamcs Charlton occupied the chair,
and G. H. Daniels acted as Secretary. The cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year resulted as
follows: James Charlton, President; W: L.
johnson, Vice President; and George H. Dam
iels Secretary and Treasurer The aectnd foi
j. r. Wood. A. " n. Carpenter, and II.
G. Wentworth. A reduction Of 20 cents was
made III the rate to St Louis and g cents IN the
rate to Kansas City. This makes the St. Louis
rate $50 instead OF $500 and the Kansas City
rate Sl49Q instead Of $15.2s3.
There was no other work OF importance done,
and the rest Of the meeting was consumed IN re-
vising and correcting tho sheet rates. Much
labor has to be expended Oh this work owing to
the reduction of the local rates by the Alton and
Illinois Central to three cents per mile.
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DR.. Nelaton. q man Of eminent ability
md arning, for exnnination n9nrd H. With H.,
had finished his Investigations, md during the
samu year. Dr. Pnssant submitted plan for
rulblic Assistance which involved the utilization
ccpted, but before it was put in practice the
Fl Mas % ri
nlonentous events of the two succeed
lug years, and tranquility was again re-
again brought to the attention Of the authori-
ties his plan for relief. In this effort he was
sustained by Ntlaton, who had examined and
approved it. Before amy prugress bud been
nude, however. DR.. Passant died. In 1877 the
authorities of Berlin seized upon the idea and
pnt It Into practical 1nio Geet m fef TIE ,st tine IN
February, 1876, the system was inuuguratcl
in ra whera the dea orgnaea with
has si been }ncreasca e to g. sinee that Hse ane
the same plan has been aaopte1 in Moscow,
Odessa, Warsaw, Home, 1ilun, and Turin, while
Lisbon, Lyons, MNrsclles' and Lille are about to
cessfully in Algiers, Africa.
4 COMMITTEE
of the members OF the New York Academy Of
Medicine was appointed to Investigate this cues
report viii shortly be Forthcoming: From the
unofficial expressions Of the gentlemen
fapGag tae ataifuae Tue of the aaiishtenea m
absence of u substantial opposition, 1t may lie
safely predicted that the report will he fuyora-
BILE one. and It is NOT unlikely that the ncccs-
in pructcnl effect Indeed, one Of the features
Ut the contemplated report Is suid to be drutt
of Il bill to be sent to Albany for the considera-
ton Of the Legislature now in session.
Dr.. William L. Thom.us, President Of. the Hu-
name Society of this city, delivered a lecture en-
this subject Il few evenings since before the
which he took strong grounds in favor Of the
plan: On the conclusion Of his lecture resolu-
If the system in this city; TRtg subject ~ hns
already attracted the favorable attention Of the
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Msstosn ssspsssaur-. -. on the iSsh and 10Th.
0iaiuaO stsnpssstufs. 20. % The losA. lltA
49, A.v.rsssse t. sAs month. -
A tbs month e January. 1880. will
descs1d in history 10 remote sges - the
month Of the grestest quantity Of spev
ever ~itassssd On Puget Ssunh. I hsva
taken the trouble 70 give The tri-daily
observations in full. IS it may possibly
CRAFTY II least . few Of your readers Il
bcne.' and show +, those abroad the
extreme wildness Of the temperature
90 Ne S0ond - oompsred with any
other part Of the Union. Tho an0w j"
all exp,~ed places 10 gone. while in the
drnss w.sods there s,ili remains from
Elk to twelve inches Of it Our fruit
trees ard shrubbery ere badly broken
by It. The greet snow l. the only me-
teoroloeical feature that 10 not common.
The winter before the last We had none.
and last winter only seven inches. The
average tempeSatass 10 too degrees les
than that Of January. 1879.
r. y. HosKIxsox.
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FIxH Fx4Dlxo.-lf the dinner "
ats At tho Occidental Hstsl ysstsrdsy
was ii the charaetsr OF ordinary din
nsrs in that hnseslry. The boarders theirs
have vsry choiSs feeding, and the nAns
q The Ocsidsntal aass sooa b souodsd
In tsros q praise from eoe end q Pa.
get sound 20 tas oehsr. The variety
was ahaadaat the quality excellsaS.
end the eookiag the vssy bssk John
Collius 4 Co. ore deseraiaed not % b
oatdens - pahlis caterer. and 10 I'll
dspass0ssts a - hsoss. aad sooabiy
In to tising mon and kitehss. have
recently mads shasgss list sseabl,sA
the truth q THE assertion. Their long
yssrs a. successfully soatinued hoaiass1
dsaosstr~ts bsysed dispsss thas sAsy
know hov 70 keep Aoesl.
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Nleholsss lnGAilibso laleesaou.
Ouarahtee6 to cure promptly and per.
msnently every cas-. or Gonorrhos,
elect ara Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. If directions are followed
Internal medicine not recon mendeds N
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale BY Geo. w. Harris &
Co. wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic. W. T. ol6d&w6m
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ceUSrx conMsxsseNEns csunr


s& FEBRUARY 5.
The Board rsti6ed The contract m ds
between Rafus Steasns and Peter Saar
and Alfred Psasia. last October, for the
building Of causs way across portion
Of Stuck bottom ct the rats ri q Der
rod. and paid him for the thirty rods
now completed.
The Board isstsucsed The supssvisor
II road district M. IS to let c,,atraet
to the lowest builder to doi.h the re.
nsiuder Of the above rad 70 the county
line.
The petition Of L A Void and others
for . road throash Squsk Valley waa
rsjectsd. on the ground that the said
Position was not aaade in O,nformity %
Law.
The Board DIVIDED road district No.
II and formed new one, Ne. %, John
6teidel supervisor.
Another road distsioa vas formed
ttom . portion Il NJ. ~ end shst Dor.
don Of township -. snrth range cost,
lying northssst Of Cedar river. Isaac
Cads sapessises.
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yANUABY wRArmKn nEPoRr.

Place Of observation: Port Blakely,
County Of Ki,sap. Territory Of wash-
ington lssitndr 40 go. i--y;.ude 1870
~; hight IT grouui ab,ve the sea. 80
feet.
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= oSsrsas.-TAs proprietor Of ths
o0mnesoial Street. Oyster Hesss havs
@stA'ns to aay to their frieads thia
ross1px nsy serve mp nystsrs n Z
ssy eelioioas style. and - aono hns
~ 80 calsiva'ed Olympus bivaives.
sep neat. clean, Considerable
ss.ssfAht. and deserve sssc.ea. Ranl
s ssnounesm4ns t.,day.
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A-Lioious SERvIcEs on WnrpsY
. -. REV David Birss Of this city
q" pfsacA - Oak Harhne Hsad.y
81, 81. :. u - ~. ~ e cSIpe.
~ u 49, svsaing.
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CoxxrrrEn AEETIxo. The Rspsb.
lican Central Committee II the Terri.
tory net at Olympia On Wednesday
last. OF the nine memoers. four wers
present III pssscn and one by pro2y.
Msssts. Tarbeil. Barlow. Hill. Hovey
aud A,tridge were these ave mcn. The
business transacted consisted solely oi
the selectfna II delegates 70 the Ma
tional Republican Convention 20 nee.
in Chicago on the 81 Of June. 1880.
Thomas r. Minor. Of Jo0ersos. vas
chosen drst delegate. and TAomas 81.
Hrsnts. Of Wallis walls. oooad dele
eats; Geo 3 6t<ward. 81 CLARKE. and
1sses A Perkins. OF Whitssan. bsine
elected alternates.