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Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
CASTLE COUNTY, s. s.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SIS
[~-)THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
{sEAL. To THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
wv COUNTY, 8REETING:
Whereas, Mary Reid by her petition to the
Judges OF our Superior Court, filed in the OF.
tice OF the Prothoaotary Of said Court, in and
for the County Of New Castle, for the use ot
complaint thereia alleged has m ade appliea-
ton TO our said Jud 1cs that decree may be
pronounced dissOlving the marriage existina
between the petitioner and her husband y Ohm
Reid. We therefore command you, as you
have heretofore b en- commanded, that you
summon John FGd SO that he be and appear
before the said judges of eur said Court a.
the next term thereof to be he Id at New Gas.
tie, on Monday, the twenty-second day OF No.
vem Dor next, to rnswer the allegations OF the
said petition, and also to show cause. il ary
he has. why p decree Of the said Court should
not be ma e diss0lving the marriage existing
between him and tho said petitioner accord
ing to the Act OF Assembly in such case made
and provided, and also to do ami receive
what the said Court shall then and there con
slider concerning him in this behalf, MS to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions OF the said Act OF Assembly,.
Witness the Honorable Joseph =. ComegJ s,
Esquire, at New Castle, the twenty eighth
day of HAY, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1887.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon rv.
The above Is a true copy OF "alias sum
nonsr libel for Divorce Ne to November
Term, A. d., 1881. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
New Castle, August goth, A. D., 1880.
s2l-3md 2taw
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FlEhNCIAL.
s AND 9 Per CENT,

interest guaranteed. First mortgages On
est payable semi-annually. Loans made on
only One-third OF the appraised value OF the
Security absolute and SIMPLE. Fur
lher information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
Eastern Manager OF CHAS. P. BOLMAR
4 90, Topeka Kas.,
4-27-tf No. 8 West Tth street.
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XlNUERGARTEN.

R1 EH For large load OF stnduuv
10 LOU woOJ. Orders can be left a,
Gray d Bres., seaord snd King streets; ia,
cob Moore, al uity Depot, and John :, Millor,
ct Rising Sur, or RI the F'QGtory, coruor o.
IIniod street arc tlIp1n sgenu5.
s-lst 'sal 'NNEY
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,oR SALE.

raE STOCK AND rix-
|, saDsIIL,ha,hts J, % store well located.
!. u islllpTs 0ssP Ms PENSINdTOoN. ;.
p~ LVAN' No, . hast Sth st.
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Wilmington
Academy,

SAvlLLE BUILDING. The Largest Pri.
vate School IN Wilmington. Thorough in
s,luctiOn given to young ladies. Full gym
nasium. Diplomas conferred. Large ana
excellent primary department. Terms Low.
No extras. Nearly l4O students, both sexes.
Drawing specially. Office hours from to
IL O'Clock, a. m. aud from 2tO 6p. M. after
August 2!st, 1880. Catalogues to be had OF
q. f. Thomas X Co., or by addressing the
Principal of the Wilmington Academy.
FALL TERM BEGINS MONDAY, SEPT.
9Th, 1880. $40
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

D1SSULUuON OF PARTNERSHIP.
Netice is hereby given that the partner
ship existing between George W. Pierson,
VIM H. PIcrson and John M. Kelley, under
the firm nawe Of John M. Kelley & 90, has
been dissolved. GEO. W. PlERSON,
Nm. II PlERSON,
Diamond State Soap Works.
VIII nnington, DOL, aug. rs, 80. S25-stltaw
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6O3 MAhKET STREET.
TIME ARTlZANS' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.

NVs OOS mAhhEA SRhLLhs
INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 28, lS8
Open to receive deposits daily from A. M
until P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO O'Clock.
Tho charter OF the bank provides that all
profits upon Its Investments except so much
as is required fort ne payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the Sc.
curity Of depOsitors, shall be divided among
the depositOrs.
No manager is allowed to borrow any part
of the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLEMENT b. SMYTH
nj, T.. LICHTDNBTEIF, GEo. $. CAPELLE,
OHAs. W. HowLAND, N. X. BENSON,
+, DARLINGTON, Jon H. JACKSON,
WIN. H. SWIFT, HENRY +. DURB,
ANTHONY HIGGINS, EDWARD PUsEY,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
GEO. ". Bush, GEo. =. OAPBLLB.
President. Vice-President,
e. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
mylowtf CHAnEs W. ROWLAND. Auditor
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NOTICE.

writer
eases The URINARY kGANS
SYPHILIS In all is stages and re,
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eU' Or particulars, address
islai "AkNARD, I'd IR. sec,y,
- Dover, nSsl.
Pk0POSAI,,A,

[('"0SAlS FOR GLAZING.
sard Of I5,l pnhIt Se received at the room of
EAs2sth ICs, Uu'ic Education until Satur.
'1tg the pIssO IS.,, at 7 O'clock, D. M. for fur.
.raoIic Sc,ooIIS@ @hd nc, doing the glazing I
Fdt 0 Bos,n'S Bv'S 'or ihs ensuing year. By
I!t ''afd' II. b. MORROW,
i ~''c--c-.,--------- Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-F1vEH HUNDRED SHARES,
~ Toto serios Mechanics Loan Stock fer
sale. First payment On the second Tuesday
In May. Apply to
W. ]. MORROW. Sec'y.
3-20.t0m 0 AIT French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

- rFN sIx.RuOM HOUSES
~ sDrrCo street bat ~eea 9th
|fA bath o. = r, b. HlZ Az, S3i Tai
n Inquire VI Sli 2wdt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

- SMALL BOILER; 10, sUiI- ,Ji1s
IA lOf steau 6l6ti
II, Klug 81. ---------
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NOTICE-THES STAR LOAN ASSOCI.
IN atien shares In new series commence
ing with July can be had on application to
Philip Plunkett, Treas, s. W. cor. OF Third
and Market streets. or TO
JOHN 4. MILLER, Sen'y.,
727-lmd B33 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

C GOOD STEAM Wills
IsinitsD.Is1 W. Apply REPUBLICAN ;ais o.
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A DIVIDEND OF FORTY CENTS PER
IN share has been declared by the vii.
mipgton and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, PAYABLE on or after the 10th inst.
8th month 9Th.
JOS. fATNAIIL,. .Jk.. Treasurer. B-9.10t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

r. oaGAP.-ndHT HORSE
JoH 20S L. 2nd st.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-27

I0TSE AND STORE N.
BsAL I -ir,b and Pine sts. For par
I I,si sl = y an T luo promises. sl'tEWa
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BOARDING..
LOST.

ANENP AND
|nu,snt boarding at sos King st. 2at
, 1880-11-24

THE German press strongly ccnsures the
British Government for. Its policy Of iltol-
erance towards Ireland. The I4a,u-Leagucrs
will be surprised Mt tho ccnsllre coming from
such quarter, a,ul It will bo the more well
come, pvrhnps, OH that aecount. II Is curious
TINT it Is only In France tint the Irish agf-
tators have uo sylnpatl,lzcrs, and yet tho
Irish people lIaya always bcen ready to
throw up their llats aud shout for France, NO
matter wl.utl,or the beautiful country Is right
or wrong. During tho Franco-rrusstan war
tho Irish wero rs much depressed by acconnts
OF German victories rs wcro tho French
themselves. This Is on n par Will, thu Irish
support Of the Democratic party Iii this
country,
, 1880-11-24
Q(be Gtib1r1re*
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, <t9o,

Pos7uAsrEn.GExrI.AE MAYNARD Inns Is
sued Tie annual rcpnrt fur Ills Department.
aid tnkesAccaston to make many suggestions
aid recommendations. lie recommends that
the fast-1aail service bo continued, and asks
Congress for such appropriation rs will en-.
able It. 10 be resafne'! rs feature Of the
pogtat< sgrvlce. lie also recommends Con-
gross 10 give tic rostmaster-Gc,e power
within certain l,utts to CONTRACT fnr the dcliv-
eryUf the United States mails Mt various ports
Of Mexico. South A1nerica. Central Atneticn,
and trans-i'acfHc lurts. lie reports favora-
bly, on tho lnolIcy-ar.ler system, utid suggests
plan for lie enlargement OF tile system aid
reduction Of the fees. lie would have the
limit ilxetl Mt 500 instead Of $50, lie also rec-
o,n,nends that dutInb1u goods Of nil ktnls he
permitted 10 be sent through tic mafls, the
charges on them to bo collected BY tie car
riers; 5hvors the establishment of tho postal
sayEngs-bank system oil tho model Of the Eli
gl!sh system, and believes tint It would lp
desirable mid profitable, and OF advantage to
thu country. Mr.. Maynard strongly favors
the control Of the telegraph! lires by the Gov.
ernnent, and thinks tint II this could be
brought about It would be Of great advan'
taRe to the people and Il source Ut public rev.
en,ie. The 1'ostt1aster-GcMcral fayors a11
amendment Of tic Postal taw 50 as TO prc
clutle matter connected with lottery business
OF newspapers containing lottery ndyert1so.
1,ents being sent through the mails.
, 1880-11-24

THE British steamer Sandr1ngl,am was
badly injured few years ago off Cape
Henry. The Captain Of tho Snndringliam
applied for permission to have the vessel re-
paired at the Norfolk (Va.) Navy-Yard. Sec
rctary Thompson gave the desired permls-
sion. Thc dry-dock WIS prepared to receive
her. notwithstanding TINT !twas badly needed
for the repair OF some vessels Of our own
navy. The Sanlringltam was 10 sooner
placed In the dock than tile British Captain,
to mark his recognition OF the courtesy Of
tue United Suites, burst forth into a fierce
tira,le against tile American navy, Its OIL
GERS, and ling, and everything American. lie
Ind no proyocatlon for this extraordinary
conduct, which was soon communicated to
Commodore Hughes, the head ot tho Norfolk
Navy Ynrd. who Immediately ordered that
no work should be done OIL tho SalnlrtnEllam
till he had reported tho nlattur to tho Score
tnry Of the Navy and received Instruction rs
ta Ills course. Tie Dr1tishcr's abuse has
greatly inccnsed tho Amcrican officers, and
no wonder.
, 1880-11-24
A BLASTED BuITISHER.


NORFOLK, W., Nov. s,-The olicurs Ut the
Nnvy-YaEl are oxoltcd unl Indignant ut thu
action Ut tho Captntts at tho british Ase!t'ncr
su1larlupha,,,, which wis wrecked uE Cape He'll
~ bouc, TOW yeArs ngo. Thu Secretary Ut tho
Navy gayo pormiss!on to hayo her Repaired! ln
dry-t,ook ut tho Navy Yard. and tue dock was
prepared 10 racalve her, notwithstanding It WIS
nccled for u,,o ot tho vessels bclo1elnY to tho
navy. fr4terday %ttornoot ~ sanarn9nn,.n
Cautajt, Vi the SundriMsl,AlM !Annehed saa Bit
t0Tust aGllsJ nlt'n tho AHcrfc,In navy, IT, nil.
rt,rs mil tho tlltH. The fAgtA W1re repOrtua to
iGo Ss,Intnasttlatt ur Ito yanl IN writing, Rnll
Commodore Hughes promptly oE.lcrUd the vcssel
to bo tukun frOtn tGB yat1i ut ntlee. THO sand
jiUxboa having ordered thur ~ work he ttt.,e uli
her until Instructions ar0 recolvel from tho Bec
rstasy pf tho Navy.
, 1880-11-24

\ ri!or. JAMES Z. WATSON, head Of the AS
Economical Department nf the University OF
Wisconsin, md previous to Ills accepting tint
tosI&fm Director of tho Observatory Mt
Michigan University, died yesterday. The
deceased was In hIs 4sd year, and was one Ut
the nblest astronomers Of tl,is country. Pre-
vlous to his death lie WIS engaged III fitting.
up. the Madison University Observatory.
which he Intended should excel any one Ut
tho kind now In tho country. Thu ieceased
scientist was born III Canada Ut American
PARENTS.
, 1880-11-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. &l-Tho l3ol!var, from Haiti
more; tho CITY Of Ntchmond, fsosn Now York,
unl tue Lord Give, fro,A phllulolphta, nrrlycl
out, without stopping Ut Queenstown.
NEW f0HK, Nov. Sl-AIrlved- Ethiopia,
fronl Glasgow.
t}uxENsTlwN, Nov, 1l-ArEtycA-The hIarA-
th4,li, from I3ostou.
NKw YORK, Nov. El-tTho steamship irixt0l,
fryaa nristol, ~. 1t l::ao y. ILL.,, III tow of f!ro
lslnlllI.
GLASGOW, Nov, xi-Arrtscd, tho State Ut
Noyadu. frum New York.
liAMuulal, ,.Nuy. .i-Arsasea tho Rstsea, from
New Surk.
SOUTHAMPTON, NDy. :l-Arriyed, tho Donau,
from New xurk; tho Eessuann, from baltimore.
, 1880-11-24

Creditors Of Tllut Firm Find Slim Pick.
fnxs.

Creditors Of Thut Firm Find Slim Pick.
fnXs.
Spcttal Dtsrafh 10 1As Cht<dqo Tribune.
M1NxEAroLls, MIMI, Nov, El-The Eastern
crndlturs ut n. Il. IInrwoud l. Co. departed far
illuir huncs yesterday to prcpare for tho 1nGct-
thy IN Eew York on Tuesday OF noxt week.
Meanwhile notice WIS pusted III q conspicuous
plnco tu-dny announoiuv TINT IN Dec. thu
nssets Of the l,,solvent lIArwood would be sold
BY tho Sheriff. to tneDt tho demands Ut
Judgment creditors. Tho claltus of ths
class Of creditors amount t0 $41.471,
while Other clatma amounting to sh0o,0 ,01 moro
huvu presented themselves eince tho Hing 1T
tho Judgments AInong tho cary Judgments Ia
une for nearly eitD,0ou IN favor OF Harwootl's
wife, upan ,,otc Rlycn to tcr by him. 1t Is said
thAt Mr. ltarWoll Is ai,out to E1nkp a general
assignment Of ILLS bO1k account. aud nt htAp
erty u1d hs interests th1ren t0 Mr. IT, o. ltttltt.
for Tie benttit or bis erclltors. liz hAs l'uun
h,lrl ut work, huweyur,. col1cotFng thetv bnok
Mec0urts sInce his failure, unu It ID aurlnlsrA
they will not b0 yGry productive.
, 1880-11-24

CouSr yoN RApowlrz, tho German AM
bassas!or at Athens, Inns advised tt,e Greek
Premier not to el'dnnger the interests OF his
country by ,usl,ly engaging III war will,
Turkey.&. Thu Ambassadors Ut the other
European, 1'nwers offered the sA!na sort Of
snRe COUNSEL,
, 1880-11-24

CnAuScEr N. DErEw. attorney for the
Fanderbilt's candidate for successor to Sen-
ator Kernau. Mr. Depew Greeleyizcl In
1877, but returned 10 the Republican fold ut
subsequent period. lie Inns been MI anti
Grant man, bnt Is not now. Conkl1ig
would prefer him to any other man than one
OF his own choosing,
, 1880-11-24

Mus. GElsnlSGElt, OF Allentown, Pa., had
an alteration In saloon Ut that town with
hlr. Charles SchnetFer, MI unmarried n,nnt
when tlle wo,1lar tlrow knlfa anI stabbed
Sct,aetTer through tho heart. lsuth parties
were Intoxicated When ths quarrel occurred.
, 1880-11-24

Mn TRuMrEp, Of Milwaukee, las at last
been oblfgs.! to yield tbs ,noney-bags OF that
city to Mr. 0e!ttlss, w!so was elccsel
Treasurer last spring, but WHO WIS Kept
out Ut the position oil ,ile ground that hs
was VI, alfell. tbs SupteAs. Court he'll TINT
W.. GeIlluss WAS entitled tG 90 oi}lre. Judge
, 1880-11-24

THE Russian Nihllists have Issued yio-
1cntly setlEtfous address for distribution
among the Cars subjects. Court-tnartia1s.
hanglngs, aud typhus fever seem to hive ITO
terrors for the SEhiIists.
, 1880-11-24

tho Albanian League to dfsband OH pain Of
death to the principal ,ncmbcrs. The ..iba.
nlans will think about It, aid try TO find out
II The Paslln Is In earnest.
, 1880-11-24

Prices were maintained pretty generally
III the New York stock markets yesterday.
Although there was nj, occasional failing off,
the speculative fever was fully manifested.
Lake Shosr, Michigan Central, a!nl Union
pac!tic stocks went up, and sold al unpre.
ce.lentcdty hi4h prices. Tnwartls the close
Of the market there was a very perceptfble
md general weakening, anu It Is believed the
top notch Inns not been reached.
, 1880-11-24

AT n meeting OF tho stockholders Of tho
Old Colony Railroad held ut Boston yestar.
day, resolution WIS passed Tint 10 person
should 10 employed III that roatl who would
thereafter use Intoxicating liquors. The
stockholders think that many accidents are
die to tho uso of liquor by railroaI onl-
nlOyfa.
, 1880-11-24

ARSENIC WIS used Instead Of sola in tho
bread eaten at the wedding reception Of Alr.
and Mrs. Joel IleN brco, ut tic residence of
Col. Dali, the brides father, nt Kingston,
uenr Knoxville, Tenn, yesterday. Five Of
the guests hayu died, md about thirty are
dangerously Ill. rhe arsenic WIS used by
mistake.
, 1880-11-24

A1ns. VALEnrA G. STOKE. Of Maiden,
Mass. give the Young Afcn's Christian As.
s9cIntnn of Boston So, 100 yesterday with
which to bu!ld llew hull for its acco,nMo-
hat!on. Tho same Indy lias given S10o. 600 for
n now hnll at Wellesley College; and Inns also
given donations to Amherst and DOwtioln
Cn1IGjFua
, 1880-11-24

MRs. FRED CHATEAU aill Mrs. Amanda
Gregoric, while crossing tho Mississippi
River Oil tic tcu from Dubuque to East Du-
buQue, missed their way and fell through nil
nir-lIule IL, the Ice ard were drowned.
, 1880-11-24

j. l.. PCoH received tho unanimous vote Of
the Ainbama Senate and House yesterday for
United States Senator. The two Houses
will meet In Joint session to-day, when the
election will be COMPLETED.
, 1880-11-24

IT IL rumored ln BallInrobe, in the west OF
ireland, that tho Earl Of Esue Inns appointed
successor to ths now celebrated Capt. boy.
colt. Had le donu so before this t,e would
llaye sayc.t 1000 British soldiers, 1000 loyal
Irish Constab1es, and n score or 80 OF Orange
I1leI q word nj trntble.
, 1880-11-24

WAR Is tt,rcatenesl between Egypt o',d
Abyzsin!a. Troops have bpen already div"
patched from Cairo tn TIC AbysAln!an 'front.'
Ter, allt ths 4AbyssnIa1, lnonnTcl. Inns Issued u
proclamation ordering ali AnssalulaAs In A!s
doMluIons 10 lsaye Or become Christians.
, 1880-11-24

TIE trial of the nlRtcll-b5nl cases In thu
United States District Court was enlivencd
yesterday by tho appearance Of jacob
Brc1ncr and William II. Colel,our, two Of tho
bontlstAct,, ns Witnesses for the prosecution.
Both testified tint they received money from
one ot tho defendants M fn equivalent for
signing tho bond.
, 1880-11-24

AN American soldier was shot by n Mex.
lean III n l,ouse Of tll-fane at Crockett, Tex,
yesterday morning. III retaliation, three
Mexican houses. Including the one in which
the soldier was killed, were set OH fire.
, 1880-11-24

THE REV. D1L RYDER, OF St Paul's Uni.
veysallss Church In this city, has received Il
Gull to New York. 1Ie has not decided To
accept, but lie may.
, 1880-11-24

Small, nf the Milwaukee Circuit Court, llad
previously decided II, faynr Of Triumph, atltt,
III rlt|tng III accordance with the t1ncfsion Ut
the Supreme Cn,lrt yesterday. lie delivered
himself of llnrnngue against the Supreme
jutlKea,
, 1880-11-24

THE Lonton Standard Tory says t1lat
Minister Goscltcn will demand the imnt-
diatc md unconditional surrender Of Dul-
cigtlo. This demand will bc considered NIL
ulttmatuin,--bu II tho Porto refuses to sur
render, Whnt then2
, 1880-11-24

J. 4, HodAS, n miner of Central City,
Dakota Territory, fatally sliot Dan Falvey, 4
brother miner, yesterday morning. 4 mob
got hold of Hogan nild threatened tn lynch
lin, hut finally surrendered him to the au.
ttorities.
, 1880-11-24

ACCORDING 10 the Weather Dureau's fn.lE-
cat!ons, we of tho UppeD Lake region sIlall
have toalay falling preceded by rising tent
perature, southcrly shifting to north or.west
winds, partly cloudy weather, with rain Or
gnntF
, 1880-11-24

IN tho London wunl market yesterday
$1,000 bales Of Australian and u, 500 'of Cape
!leecc were offered, and found ready sale at
good prices.
, 1880-11-24

PRESIDENT HAYES was the recipient OF
a handsome present from Queen Victoria
yesterday. The gift Is massive oak desk
rna.e out Of the tf1nbers Of Il. II. s. seso-
3ttfo
, 1880-11-24

D. W. CHAMBERS, Hancock Etector fron,
the Sixtl. District Ut Indiana, is clectrd over
hls Republican opponent, u. $. Parker,
wl,0se name was omitted frum the ltrpnfl.
'lcan tickets III several counties. ci,a'nbers'
maturity 1t I'M
, 1880-11-24

,~.~->-~~-w--.---c = c~-~-~-~~-~~-
SE1ILSIKIN C+tEH, Aie.rly, Drip
is,D, College, jockey, tt,.t!, Itoit Iia4t!
sftftues, made FROM tJt&&tB Shetland
aud alaska Seal. I50tt,est Prices at
ItlItNEs Hat u,.d tt.r h!orrs, W Mudisoaa- -ss..
fTrttuAx IfattN{MVJ.
, 1880-11-24
NEW YORK.

NNV 1VhA.
The Horde Of. Country Spec .
u1ators Still Furious
to Buy.
Highest Prices Ever Paid for
Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Central. .
Enormous Advance in the
Price Of New York Gen.
trail Stock.
Vandcrbilt's Scheme to Euchre
the Legislature Of
New York.
The New York Central Dog to Bo
Leased to the Lake
Shore Tail.
Breadstuffs and Provisions Re-
fuse to Mount the
Stock Ladder.
Mr.. Harwood, Of indianapolis, Creating
a Profound Sensation in Bust
ness Circles.
The Political Bedding Of JOHN
Kelly Getting Very Hard
to Sleep On.
Manner in Which the BuIIdozers
Elected Shackteford, Of
North Carolina.
| ny.TfTr
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-09

and materials used To- The manufacture OF
printing paper on the Zee lisi ani pat 10
ou %, passage The motion was defeated
by il2to 3d.
On Wednesday lat the celebrated
summer resort, known to thou.ands ~ the
Grccnhficr While Sulphur Springs, West
Nirrnia, was sold NJ public auction. Mr.
VIM. n Stewart brother Of the late Gen.
}. e.. y. Stewart G. :. A.. was the purchas.
or AZ s3ioOO0, q low price il was thought
by many persons interested. The new pro-
pricior proposes very many improvements.
- Under the suspension NJ the rules,
Weaver the Illinois Grcenhacker, got his
resolution recurring that hereafter all me
talic or paper money for the use aud con.
venionce n the people shall be issued alone
by the Government, and when 20 issued Il
snail be a foil legal tender for the payment
Of all debts before the House TUESDAY.
Aher considerable debate il was rejected
by a vote of 81 toil7.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-09

~ Silver Greek, and wife lcf 90 visit
friends 10 lIar-odsburr on Tuesday
:. W Brown ~ nro.s store, ai thi.
place. WI. cntcrci by burglars Sunday
evening last, about seven O'Clock, while the
propriciou were At supper The rascals
effected an entrance through side win.
dow by prisinc oiftw Stats and taking out
the top sash. They were evidently too
shrcwd to risK the chances Of being caught
with stolen goods, and oonicnied them
selves with taking an amount " change
from the cash drawer Ono ~ the thieves
j. supposed 10 he an invalid Cgl aud recent
" par,loned convict With Governor
too h@mons to see criminals punished, and
Legislature too weak and vacilaiine to
pass a whipping post law, crime l. destined
to run rampant. And still the solons God
save the mark at Frankfort bang away at
an expense Of hundreds of dollar- a day,
always moving something chimerical and
accomplishing nothing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-09
NOTES OF CiRREXT EvENTs.


N"''s"s mas instructed i"f jim Blaine
'o' IeS'uen'
Inc Nebraska Democrats have IN
'"D',e" ,or i''ue"
'.'"','i''e ana Na'h'''e I'ii'ro"d
SUN = 'e,nns :" We" iotN at i"-!'
ine emo i'es''ia'u'e mas passed a IA"
pfe ealhl''l'g Oinc'nn"'' 10 issue oond' Tor
e''",voV more, Tor terminal purposes.
ne ,hie' Engineer OF the cincinnati
'o".ne'" ~ ~ s"ys ''e'e Is no 'o"hu1I'oh
'or Tue report 'ha' hen'neSy River bridge
"'' give" 'ma! 'o"f 'hehe'' ana was IN an
""'"'e 'o"''''""
"''S''"e NoA' WI" II VIII lie relnem-
oered myS'er'ousiy murdered Mrs Hull,
~ We" iorh' wiz nave 10 swing the Oonr'
=, HPp'"'' having ''""r'''e" Tue decision
VI '''e 'o"e' CONT
wing TO tue great increase IN bnsi
"ess an" 'he consequent demand Tor more
roii''s s'oek' the N'ne'nna'i SonIherh
common carrier company have increased
tue capital STOCK to TWO millions.
. me hlohlnohh ana southern railroad
'raVersihg the ne'' portions OF thu State
ana Virginia VIII he 600 miles IN length,
ana cost s1o'oop,ooo' The company expects
10 build The road without local aid.
- The receipts from customs for March
were nineteen millions, and from internal
~ A. mil 4.