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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-10-08
THE EXrRADITIoN OF ARGUELLEs.

The following article, taken from Potter's
American Monthly and which recalls matter
of history too honorable to be forgotten, was
written by George w. Lawton.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-10-08

Never mind what folks say about other
preparations. They are not TO be compared TO
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic for dyspepsia.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-10-08
E, S M IT II g. C C..
Smiths out OF his Line Again !
--4zz1 - -aEss-.

There is no one in the goodiy city of Paw
Paw who has his eyes open to what is passing
daily in our midst but is ready to acknowledge
that there is 10 man who takes as deep an in
terest in all classes Of the community as e.
Smith 81 Co.; and that wherever he is he is al
ways on the lookout for some way in which he
can be OF real benefit to his fellow citizens, and
therefore it is not surprising, that during his
stay East he should purchase, as he Las done
very large stock Of
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
A Kansas Letter.

The following is q letter from Kansas,
written by ono of the darkey exodusters
from this parish. 1t explains itself in
its own simple style of expression, and
for the reason that some would scout its
truthfulness, we publish it just as it is
written. The writer is well known in
this place, and it may serve to check
some from q mad plunge into Kansas be-
fore it is too late:
TEuAMA ?. O., CHEROKEE Co., KASs., }
June 18th, 1880.
Mr.. Wm. Bates:
DEAR SfRIt affords me much pleas
ure in Dropping you these few lines to
enform you of my health. I am well
and doing well as you Might Expect &
hope when this Reaches you 1t may find
you all well and Enjoying the same of
good health. Give my Regards to all
Of your family Il also to Mr.. Smiths
family e. Mr.. Square White and his
family, also Dave Harris & his family,
VIM. Parker & his family, also to Bobe
Harris & his family. l am now in Kan
sas and l want you all to send Me the
news and let Me know how you are all
getting along Down in Baton Rouge
Louisiana. This State is not one third
as good as it was Represented to be
when | was Down there. l find it to be
a great Deal worse with the People out
here than 1t is with you all Down there
And let me give you good Advice and
that is this If you can Possible make
yourself D living Down there you had
better Stay where you are because you
cannot make u living out here half so
well as You can Down there. From your
friend Alfred Washington from Ratsey
Washington. Tell Nelson Howdy. Joe
Harris a. his family. Sam Knox g. his
family & Vina Harris e. Mary Smith &
Rachel Stowley. Also to Mrs. Sela An
drews e. her husband and tell them to
send Nc word how you and your hus-
band Enjoyed your Selves Sence l left
Down there e. tell Mr.. Millrow his God
Child is talking about him Every Day
and If God Spares my life intend to
com back Down there Next fall. With
this l will bring my few Remarks to a
close. Remain as Ever yours Truly
and till Death Alfred Washington Il
Ratscy Washinton.
Direct your Letter to Tehama p. 0.
Cherokee Co Kansas.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
st. .Joseph's Academy.

This wears series of exercises at st.
Joseph's Academy was ended Tuesday
night, 9Th inst, when the attain.
ments of the little boys who attended
were creditably displayed in the follow
ing programme
Dialogue, Miller of MansfcM Charles Rauh
man Joseph Gil and AChille Landry.
Song, Two Orphan Boys, Lee Gil and Boz
Schroeder. -.
Dialogue, Trouble Begins at Nine, Robert
Schroeder and Linus DHggan.
German Emigraut's Farewell, Charles Rauh.
man.
The Catz, several little boys.
Tablcau, Five Nations, H. Wax, r. Delarode
rie T.. Petitiean, l.. Balaski and }. Knleahy:.,
Dutchman's Lecture Of the War Joseph Gil.
Dialogue, Stalk up and Stalk Down, j. Gil and
&C. Kaufman
Drama, King Alfred pupils
AbominatiOn and Desolati0n, Robert Schroc'
der
Song, Hurrah for Vacation, pupils:
DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALS OF HONOR
AND. PREMIUMS.
Medals of Honor were awarded to
Masters Robert Schroeder and Eugene
Jastremslli for gentlemanly department,
regularity and success in their studies.
Medals Of Satisfaction were awarded
to Hubert Wax, John OConnor and
Ellie Petitjean.
These pupils have given satisfaction
during the whole session.
: We cannot refrain FROM congratulate
ing the Sisters upon the perfection with
which they have trained the little fol
lows who have, for the past session,
been under their control, and nothing
could be more gratifying to the parents
than the practical evidence that their
boys were rapidly advancing under the
skilled guidance of this noble institu-
ton. We feel that, as the years pass
and prosperity reigns its cherished
smiles upon this section, St. Josephs
Academy will grow in usefulness and
become favorite educational instltu-
tuition, with parents living all over the
State.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. J. V. ALEXANDER, of Big Sandy,
Tex, is Texas and Pacific foreman and
father of a boy fourteen months old.
Mrs. Alexapder's curiosity became
aroused the other day to learn why the
baby wanted to be on the floor SO much
lately. The child always crawled be-
hind the door of one of tho rooms and
would remain quietly there for hours.
When Mrs. Alexander discovered this
tho idea struck her that there must be a
cause. On looking she was horrltiod to
discover full grown blacksnake in tho
corner. A large hole in the looor led
from the room to underneath the house.
The child was patting the snake on the
head and dividing its bread with it,
and the reptile showed its regard for
the baby by wagging its tail.
Gen. Trevino, of thetMexican army,
married Miss Bette, the eldest daughter
of Gen. Ord, in San Antonio, this week.
A San Antonio special says: About
noon Saturday, John and Alb. Mccoy,
and Calhoun an d Jacob Dee, stoekmen,
met at Campbells store, Atascosa CO un-
ty, and quarreled over a difference of
$3.50 iu settlement Of their stock
account Alb. Mccoy and Calhoun Dee
drew REVIEWERS, fred at the same time,
when both fell dead. Dee was shot
through the heart, Mccoy through the
head. John Mccoy and Jacob Dee then
also drew pistols and fred, both being
m ortally wounded. Great excitement.
was occasioned by the shocking affair
A man registered at Houston, Tex,
hotel Saturday, as A. J. Boyd, Bryan,
Texas, paid his hoarda day in advance,
remaining in his room all day Saturday.
A noise heard in the hotel the latter,
pat of Saturday night, could not be
located. Sunday morning, chamber
maid entering Boyd's room found him
apparently lifeless on the floor. Medical
laid was soon gotten, and after several
hours the patient was restored He had
taken chloroform and morphine in large
quantities, The first word spoken when
restored, was that he wanted to die, and
A yacht containing q party of fourteen
persons capsized on White Bear Lake,
twelve miles from st. Paul Monday last.
They were struck by sudden squall,
and having no competent sailor on
board, the yacht went over. There were
eight men on board, the remainder be-
ing women and children. Seven single
men of the party swan ashore, without
making an effort to save the lives of tho
women and children, who were all
drowned, with one married man who
stayed and tried to save.his family. Sew
eral bodies have been recovered.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
THE O0LTAX BOYS AGAIN.
A BLOODLESS DUEL.

We have a set Of mischief loving
youngsters in Colfcx, who delight in
playing off their pranks on any and
every luCkless victim they can get a
chance at. Last week we mentioned
their having blacked the face of a little
Frenchman while taking drunken
snooze. He did good deal of talking
about it, when finally, one Of the
scapegraces, pretending to take umbrage
at lis remarks, challenged him to shoot
it out which was duly accepted, and
the preliminaries Of a duel arranged.
About twenty persons gathered around
to SEQ that the stranger had "fair play"
Thepis tolls were loaded with considera.
BILE amount of powder, but no lead, of
which fact the Frienchman was not
"posted,' but stopped up to the line with
genuine grit. At the crack of the pistols
a pretended officer came up and arrested
the whole party. A kangaroo COURT
was called to try the case, and both
sentenced to pay S. fine and cost Of
court. The Frenehman, having spent all
Of his money for whisky, was sentenced
to jail for one night, and was perfectly
satisfied to be put up in the top of the
Jail, which, by the way, has no lock or
key on ID. He showed no inclination
to get away, and in a short time the
acting jailor called on him and told him
that as it was nearly night, and lie wo uld
have to let him out in the morning, he
could skip out if he chose to do 50, but
not to let the Judge SEQ him. Being tol-
erably well sobered up by this time he
"skipped.'-Colfax Chronicle.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

Joshua BeaPs magnificent retail es-
tablishnent still nourisl,es with fresh
and cheap groceries.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

The MOrehouse Clarion is one OF the
best edited country papers in the State.
As q local paper it plays superior hand.
just the right size, every item is drawn
through sieve to substract it's pith. ~
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

Mr.. Edward Whiting adyertiscs i'll to-
days issue commodious business house
for sale or rent, on easy terms. This is
splcndid opportunity for some one to
open a new business in Baton Rouge.
Our little city is rising, and there is no
doubt plenty Of room for prompt and
active business men. Let all como who
possess these necessary qualities, and
they can count safely on a lucrative
business Tile crop prospects are the
finest since the war, and a large amonnt
Of business that legitimately belongs to
Baton Rouge, is permitted to glide off
on the steamboats, to New Orleans, Let
the first man who proposes this step
call on Mr.. Whiting and rent or buy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

Coniad's BudWeiscr bottled beer il
recommended by the best physicians.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

Conrad's Budweiser bottled beer as a
health restorer cannot be surpassed.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

A grand excursion from Baton Rouge
to Plaqucmine will take place on Mon
day, July 10Th, 1880, under the aus
pices of the A. M. L. Church, to parti-
cipate with excursionists from New Or
leans, Donaldsonville and Bayou Goula
i'll tho celebration of the Centennial
of Methodist Sabbath Schools. The
steamer Carl Schurz will leave the foot
of Main street at s o'clock A. NJ, arriv-
ing at Plaquemine at 1890 A. NJ. Fare
Tor the round trip: Adults, rs cents
children under fifteen years of age, 25
cents Tickets may be had of any mem
Der of the committee.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

Tho finest tonic in the world is the
Homo Bitters.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

Mr. J. j. Capdevcille is selling out his
large stock of goods at cost with the
view to closing ont his business until
Fall. His object in doing this is to 1.,ye
his store room thoroughly repaired and
rcttted. If You want bargains, now is
the time to call on him. h
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

The steamer Fanchon, running in the
New Orleans and Washington trade,
while on her up-trip Tuesday, ran into a
log and broke her steam pipe. She was
brought to this city for repairs.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

See Mr.. William p. Kirby's ADVERTISE
ment, as renewed in another column.
He has removed his establishment to the
corner building opposite Mr.. Joseph Lar
guiers, where he has re-opencd his res
taurant, He keeps the freshest cakes
and crackers always on hand.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
Better Times.

The business revival and new era OF
prosperity which is now fairly inaug'l-
rated, is i'll keeping with tho increased
health and happiness seen all over the
land, and is one of the results obtained
from the introduction of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. ''The changes
wrought by this remedy" says Rev. DR..
Harvey, "seem but little less than
miraculous"
, 1880-05-28
THE OLD PEOPLES HOME,

gb ths Elitnr oy Ihs chteap' tribune ,.d,
CutcAu0, MAy :al-1hu public ha'e "ot a" i
learned that wo havo dIscoFdaht c'sD'~
tho "ulI Peoples lIotuo." ,,,,,,,. ~
The faots uro thoso; The Homo dlso't""a.p a..p
casno too lux, tho supplies furn'snea WY
pearcd. ,..a nrot
Iu all tho arrangements Tor Tho st'oa sna as.tf,ea
putity Ut tho iIoule, tho managers An' Ia. d
TINT they wsr1, tho nltl,oncrs OF wv ~
others, anl have uueay0rud 10 e3ese'7S
and tltdlci0Aa ceOnptny. ..,,,orttd
1t Ia well known that the Homo s t"ppt n nuf
and maintained by the fteo-wtli odef'uSsta 70
citizens. Aud those who have ooa'! ~. IN It'll
generously for nearly twenty yeal* ~ a soltctoll
Mrs. parkts, viii fuJolee to knew that m,s outs
efficient Mair0n haE leei1 ohtAhet.ft fcs herself,
capallI alld anxious to o1ej tno run in olher4
anu enforcing their obedlehce III tba
Thnro urG hutweDH nifty a1u dAh ..h, caaaoS
sixty.iiV l1,lllltrs nS tho lluaae W. tnrfr love,
spcak Iii higher tcEills than they 9o 'a.r Harou
eatlstnetlol. aad ipspeot Tor tno ~" =.
EycrY iaemhcr at tho Hoard Of Maa.s ManasiSSe II Sef
we'll Aa oil tho Trustees, aro a hhaE ashnd know
fAvur, atil aestrc thAt tho rlbllo sHp HI Shank
that Wu hAfQ pntIra gOntidGuct " assty a1d+
lAplB Integrity, truthfuluess, ail1 ~ hclIaslpS
uburc nll, fl h1r good moral chaeatti. i.rr
she Ii tho right woman ln Tho EiKnf takea o.
Aguiu We would say, no noao'
anonymous lattesx. .dort
Hns Il II. MNoHAN, Secret.ssu,rsf s,rsf.
Ssns' naNixL 4, JONES, INA's
Mis- JuAEAH HIILE3.
NNg, ClIAHLkA puiANH
NILS. y. ". AAsAoa~'
, 1880-05-28

that When Two HGt9 Of district Delegates mp
penr IN the Con,vsnti.n,, either 1,1 f1nna lltinas
tials from tho Slate Convention nnl tho other
from the districts wl!cl, they represent, thu
hitter will Ee admitted t9 scnts, a!'a tho
.lclrgato fran Statu which lns lltIorte.i tiio
unit rule ami yntel Instructions Expresses n
desire g lnye l'ls vnto rrcor.lGti III aceord,,
ancc with lis own preference hts voto Will
ljy these twn decisions Gen, Grant Is ccr-
tnin II, losu eLn.Itprn votes lm Illinois nlih
thisiy-two III New iork anA l'ei,,sy!yanIa.
nt,.l instna,! Of leading on tho first ha!lot his
ySts r. likely to full fur bclow that of sen"tori
Tnn, ills brief review Of the situation MS
It will probably exist nj Chicago next week,
II wtll hs :ecl. how e,npty is % tl!o loastl!sg ot
them llns beeU!tlt desperate one, ant! ftleir
only hope now Is tn viii nyer few delegates
frp!, the Sontl, By, the uhlncsegongr tartics
which they l.nye adopted. 4. l.. w.
MACHINE 0ENTLE,tEN At THEIR THIGHS,
As rstfAr~
Special n EtntInnatt tnmmtTefa1.
CHICAGO. Mny@:-,As Il ll0w appcars to
be fully settlntt that tho National SuleConl-
In the Exposition hnyn the, power, ,nll,l will
exercise Il, nf giving t;rnMt men NIL tho pre-
cadence III tho National Convention, even to
Distributing Tickets to outsiders ! wio nre n
tho method by wllieh tl,is calne nboilt.
ills well known tint when tho National
| Committee Uf the Republican! purity nut III
| Washington, Datns's friends were III tho
| i,lu]nrisy. They, h0wcser, recognizing tic
| ErGnt uDllity Of SenAior Cameron us II leader.
| elected lllt,i Chairman. \ latAinn nlln then
| ni0vett tlMt 4 committee Uf 8reg he appoint
ell To net With tic ChnlrInNll aid Secretary,
milking five IN nll to ltayH Charge Of the scat
| lnK mid Of other arrangements Of tho Con-
ygiItton. William Il, Chandler. representing
| 1}lninr, suggested the Nnri1 and asked tho
appointment Of t;cll. 4tverill, 0l minnesota.
1t wns HEso suggested tint JMnlrs +. Root,
| tho local representative ut Chicago or tho
| National Convention, utNt n Blaine n,aN.
SHOULD he on tbs Committee, an!l tint
of 1mii,lna.. After, this expression Of
tic wish Of the Committee, on mutton
Of Nr. Stone, Of lava, n lsIalno IMAM, Don
Canarnll, tho Chnlrnn't. was empowered 70
make tl,e appt.lntnlents::, IN total tlsre9ar.t,
howaver, of tito Instructions Of tho Commit
tcr, lie aplInlntctt JOHN G. New, Ch;!uncny /.
FiIey uf st. I4onts, mud Clayton Of Arlasl-
Sis, nll Gra,t illeiI, inlkItlg. with tho Clil!r.
nnn himself aiMl Secretary keogli, solid
Gri.nt Colltlittce.
These iive men arc now here carrying out
tho bnl'0Xlng plan OF WHICH the clinlMtgll
| las hlthGrtD been c0lltlHctGd ny tito Grant
! Interest, trying to takt f0rclhle possession In
yiotntinh uf ,llf precedent, anu their pltrl'so
IL IN pack the gHliurtes with the GrAtit men
Of Illinois ind Missouri III order To creHte u
spontaneous enthusiasm like t}lat Which has
CilrrlGt the day for tllenl III Illinois, New
York, nnl pennsyIvanta,
, 1880-05-28
TILE COURTS.
An "lnter-Ocean" Creditor Hunt
ing for Assets.
Record Of Judgments, nl'ortes, Ntw Suits, Eit.-
Settling Up Partnership.

FnWchiI s:uu,E ,,t.,,t 1sN-ot FAN. ~.
Tho case or william IL. fnwcc,t v Ile
Intcr-Occd't Company was called for trln!
Mr IL A. Small nnncnr,rl rnr i'm j,n,,,,u,nv
49,, n,,., ~ 49,, .i'n "an ~ WV ,..,1 .,ps
"nu Msaea ao m"Fo .'1o easo poS,pn"tu !"
co.lI,lo OF wscks--]'tss il1l,l after tsle Con-
~ vi" . nt y. u % e's
In, - ,Inv ~ i,yn ,n.l .j,,iro Ian,csn,s a't,l
-" ,.'y - .,.,,." .,,. s,. "".u. 1.. e'. ~
,le Wohlu not continue !l'o casc 80 long, rs
lIo WINS pressed with business. lilo tien con-
morning tu sra what arrangements
w., H., ~ L. ox.,nnta, ia r. ,,,n ,,,",
.s.n =" l'ln"e. ~ - eSpee.e! .'l"t ~ "lo INV
tloh 1or coiit'tlNanee Is utss'ceesst't!' MI a't
tblcatlUn will tlc i!intlH for clnIlEH nf venue.
, 1880-05-28
GOULD bros. t. D1nnLEE.

A. hill was filed yesterday Ii, the Circuit
Court by William Il. Gould ngainst Henry
Dlhb!ee, John S. Gould, aMl Newbury e.
1Itfls, administrator nf the estate 0f NJ. b.
Gould, tleceascd, 10 closa up thu aiFatrs oftlc
firm of Could Bros. & Dibblee. The partner
ship WIS formed Feb. II, 1871, Gould 1lros.
contributing $4,000 mid Dihblee Il Hike
amount, and WIS dissolved Jun. 81, 1879
After tlio dissolution 1t WIS ugreetl complain
mt should wiml uptie affairs Of tho ilri. md
hooks Of nccosli,t mid for convenience sako
put lllen. Il, tIle safe Of u. j. Gould. The
latter was. accidentally shot ~ Decgnber
lust, aud aftcr his tlratll his administrator,
n. z. Hills, took possession Of tho backs,
md for snnlo time llfuse'l to surrender them
to eolnpluinant. Finally liz agreed TO tIo 50,
but before l.e fulfilled lils PROMISE Dtl,bico
hegan II 1yerluyin suit and got possession Ut
them. Complainant l,ow. asks that the at-
fairs Of tho Ilrnt Of Gould Bros. a. Dlhbleo
appointed to taka Charge of tho bnoks antl
accounts, and TINT Dlbhee may be restrained
frnnl altering or cnllceaflng tho books, or
from prosecuting Ills repteyln StlIt.
, 1880-05-28
PROBATE COUR1,,

Ii, tho estate If Ernst NeeMschIng, tile wilt
was proven niNl admitted To prtlbutb. Let
tcrs tesiamelltnry wese Issued to Sophie
Neenscl,I,,g. Tho estate IL valued ut about
$4,000.
II, tho estate Of Patrick Furry, tho will was
proven a1fl admitted to prtliatc. Letters
testanentary were issued to AnMn Furcy.
Tho cstHtu Is valued ut nl,ont 3t,50O.
WIS proven mud admitted to pr0bate. Let
tcrs testulnDntury were tss,iutl to John
Thurtn. Tile cstato Ii valued ut about
$t5,0GD.
oF administration wcru issued to Anna Mnrin
L,llcs. The cstatu IL valued ut about S:i.l00.
IN ttls estnte Of lhlllp ti0llsteln, letters OF
administration were Issued to Sally told
stein. Tho cstuto Is yn!uelt nt about 81, 600.
, 1880-05-28
N,ly ,rorn,ented llack,,,

Is tho exclamation OF moro than ono poor, hard.
working luan u1ld wotnuns do you know why 1t
urhesf 1t IL because your kidneys aro over
tuskrtl and need strengthening, and your system
nct.ts to te cleansod VI bAa huMors. You uoou
kidney. WDrt.
, 1880-05-28
RUBY CAMP.
Tho Hfincrnl rRsclcs OF That Co,o..,.
3tln1nK District.

The Nftncrnl Riches OF That co,o.
3tlnlaK District.
III thf Editor q 7hs ohteaao Tribune.
CHICAGO, May I-ilavlnE lust this NAM.
fng nrrtvetl ftnm Ruby Mining Camn ~
rudo, where l,ave spent most ~ fr, ~, 100 i,
since the discoycrv Of mtnprn, l., ~ .. '0S Tine
wonderful mining ,lstriet, lust iune' ' 1ist!, 1'tS!
IL Tor grnn1ca TINT tic readers Of your pan.,
will he Interested III what can sav St t.v
personal experience and observation IT, rc,.Nra ,,lta
..alt o. a f le seekeot
WIN us own 'latlos ahl muscle cx.sactlnr
10 say the bowclg Of the ear,b. "'Sut Sut
lust under um skin wol,h, he'', In ont
t tic fact. Tor some Of Gs the 1nipss M neaFs' :,
Nnby Call'p lnre developed paynn
from tho grass-ronts. Aid they ore mi ,.a ms
laca cases. but OF 40 common, c occ,,t1sss. "us,s
lint l,nl,y Camn IL otter colied tttsu.raea H. .pa
Nuns n Mining camp"; tho meaning Of whiss s
Is, tile Industrious laborer can wlthou. !
money, except for living cxpenYrs. H. ,"4s W.
has 10 Inv curtain knowlc',re Jsaa nv Ia ,a
n,,,o,n+ ~ .nrt ~, n ,ni,tn,r a1s, aone' tas
nnnnI n ~ on 1--we" %"rk ~ Oh n nnE !, T @ elalm reqaea
IN doing this work, in several instance, lance 1na 1iss
mines l,Ayu been tleyeloped sullcicntlv ~ - :
,ttrno, tLa ntIuntt,,, ~ ,,,, - '
mi,,cs nye hren su,d for % vopi,,," u "sea,s, aM
money III hand. III ono ease the MIN,
received for Ills ctnim Str5oO0. trhIs H..
coyery was madu within few rutIs ri whass h@.s.
WIS ca,pcti. md With very Till li;te " sntfs m1'eis
Indications OF mineral. III another case r.
irlg and saying TINT $4,000 w,ls cnouah II,
him. This mine IL tile Forest Queen. ant ~ /.
probably worth millions Of dollars ia ~ ,.il' y
very likely rival tho best Of IendsiTa!.. INV.
n1'1cs f. snotber Instance witt, w,,,.A y.
familiar, tic miacrs were ,rorc fortuna,csaa sa
Tint IL. so FIR ns regards the amn"nio;
money received for tlleir clai;l, / rrfss fst ~
tic Bullion Ktng anti Mouti CrIsio gr Mjoa"s "
small strcni.t, is nrs nIso tisc FSrSst o'Iesa os
uby Tilt ma,y Of onr bsst lnincs ,sta.e cra.s "a
arc contiRuous tf, gtreallls or tna,utatu. ,y.
brooks, Whisll 81; occsr SaHlt9 frequently !!
water during the ages inst lias carrisd 1 s aSsa
ti,e earthly lilattur into tho valleys lust beov
Ruby, a;l niso worn away tic loosse su su,iSs, yi
fse * Ad Tie sxjstece Of ri rlv sI siyeq so for sa
S sre1 spy sarcorass Scum k a Is hss9y hy a,sss ss +,
Far Far the hsh'ry Of mining fof te nrssian. a,,ss
netnjs Inns established tI,e fact thas ruhy
silyrr ia II Jcep mineral. But Have Ilronssa
nv list Of Fortunate miners; alN + i
Sn,e eept@ .a w {a cdmp,a 5H ptcseIs ~ T. hiSs ~
most fortunate iii ths eases alreaSIyy
cited, nWi others that / cau name. The
Huliio1i. Klnr mid WOnto Crlsto Mines n
Which reference Inns been ,ltaiu fnot thu
fine. in nnotf,er nurt OF ths co,,nty fro,s
nmrsi wrra so,l ri.rnntiv tn i. H. i{nrcpi, VII
iaJNskD for sllort), II, j. Rcasler. j, ],
Cope hnQ y. .. Nl1lEtlCft Ut E1lSlcrn Ie!ns}l'
, 1880-05-28

pcoplc, by tic llroplr, md for the prope."
II II not i machine. whitl. gr!ussA Out ilclr-
gates ioUrtIer. II ts mt tl,uss nf tsnnrunt
VOTERS which can hn Ic,l by three nr fur
men. II Is mt II gnng nf slaves srrvlltly
ton for pTiticnlpurwses of the Intelligent,
ptui u,UrnI, and ratsfn.tG rDrrts Of this Nm
tinl1. mud It will int lm rfsidcM oyer rnngl':.
Sind, ~ Sryatnr Logan l,as ming districts nt
Illinois, Md SrintDr this or ill0t 80 many
districts IN 4slcI, annthtr Stute. a..
Therefore, W. take It hut tho theory Of
direct representation, which includes tho nd
misslu, nf district slc1rusltes, will bo rccog-
nlxel Iii tho Chicago Convention,
, 1880-05-28

james X. Smell hcgan a suit yesterday
against Elisha ". and Louisa Cole TO recover
81 t030..
john i. Anderson commenced suit In
trcspass ngulnst the City of Cllfcago claim
ing $1,000 tlnnnscs.
pass against Nora .llaurn,utl to recover
$4,000 tla!uaEes for alleged slnnder.
Ibot,as s. ind james VItMnh sued Charles
II. Taylor md Cllurlcs NJ. Goodrich for
81, 600.