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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-18
w nEi HALLS
BALSAM

Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and all diseases of the
Breathing Organs. 1t soothes
and heals the Membrane of the
Lungs, inflamed and poisoned by
disease, and prevents the night
sweats and tightness across the
chest which accompany it. CON-
SUMPTION is not an incurable
malany. 1t is only necessary to
have the right remedy,and Halls
Bdtsdm is that remedy. Don't
Despair Of Relief, for this benign
specific will cure you, even if
professional aid fails.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-18
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP.

This dip Kills ticks. lice. and all parasites
thi.t inlcct sheep: prevents scratching and
Sreatly improves the quality Of the wool,
one gnion OF dip property Diluted with wa
snr.P. - mai the cnst az dipping Is a mere
trIns ana shccp owners VIII hnd that they
nte nhiply, repaid by the Improved health Of
thcir nock- Circulars cent poSipatd. upon
hPpilcnlinn. niving mil directions for It's use.
aiso e. rtlhcstes ~ prominent sheen rrowers
hANeh>.' i'rAc rlaniitirss TN. dip. aud
ploheuhf' " Vie most tHrrtive and reliable
extettnl n'or 81 cah aud other kindre-i dis
sasc- ~ Sllcfp. Manuf ciurcd by -. NAL.
LiNtlin!rr 80, ~, Iouis, Mo. For snlc hy
=. u W ATklNS. Denver. can he hssl
throuRh all coInInI.slnn hnn..s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-18
WO G RS

IN rely upon Immunity from contagious
d license IN their iocks aiter use of IsnJJ.,
Ioodeoo 2ocp DR.. G~Udraaicsd an immedi-
ate cure Tor scab and prevention Of Injection
20 m"re Than repay the cost OF application by
Increased growth ofwool. Gudraufestf 10 Inn
PROVE The texture Of tho fleece Instead of in.
luryio u as Is the result Of the use OF other
compounds Guaranteed 10 destroy vermin
on nnlmai and prevent a return, Guarna-
teeu 70 pe the most effective. cheap and safe
reme1y ever offered 10 american Wool-grow.
ers. No hook master should be without IL
l y .ye the most undouhted iestimoninls cor
rnborntiNc of above. Send for circuiar and
II. Louis. Mo. 49,
, 1880-03-16
Coal GQlNE LIP.

Nav YonK, March 1n.-fhe coal managers
have resolved upon another advance In coal.
Tho Delaware Il Hudson Canai Company has
Issued circular to-day, giving the new quo
tatlons, which show ali advances on all grndes,
with ti,s exception OF stove. "a follows;
Furnace lump, 10 cents; steamer lump ond
crate, 10 cents; e1g. Is cents; and chestnut,
conts per ton. Tho Dolawqrs, ackawalna
& YVestern Railroad Company has ulso Issued
circular to-lay that their prices Will, ba tho
sans ns aboye. except for furnace lump.
which IL advanced 80 cents per ton, The
system. Of short tina ut the mines Will bo
continued until the tth Of April. utter which,
unless by spseial agreement To tpe contrary.
\ work will ba rtauulDtl
, 1880-03-16
WEST SIDE PARKS.
Meeting or tho CoHn,fa.ioncrs-s1Iscei
laneouB I3usiuc@n.

Meeting or tho oH,n,faAfoncra-a1itcel.
lnneouB Dusiuc@s.
The West 1'ark Commissioners met in
rcgutnr session yestertlay afternoon, Prcsf-
dent. Wilcox In tho cfair.
There was a brief discussion over tho adop-
tlon Of the minutes, but they were finally al>-
proved after some slight alterations.
A communication was rcad from G. W.
Bradley, offering tho Board 3l25 for the cx-
during tilc s,.osoM ftf ttssU. The 0iEer was
Nrcep.4i, with tile understanding tll1t church
ticnlcs. s.mta,les, etc., might be allowed to
sell refreshments. ~, .,-
offering to supply the parks With Carey
gravel. in lurgc Or small AMOUNTS. The tuin-
inHnieniioi1 WIS placed Ill My.
a communication wns @ fteeiysa M i,, from =; q.
peMscs' , I'D ',notier Tor esi4 tor examination
c"nissi;o''sr s; ~ Wilcox said tho bills were
sururlse 10 hin, rs he supposed Gverytll;ng
tlsHngi1t t it ths Gammlttce slloulI cxiIn'ine lie
Iii Tic ascoait was referred 10 the judiciary
Several petitions asking for rebates Of taxes
were fcierretl 10 i;cn, Smith, The Attorney Of
z Go1IIlsl.ssioncr S McCrca moved tie adoption
resolution, 9vt ss1fstnE se pt"pss, ,
W
the Park, Board ut some th!te not sesignalsd,
tile street ns \ boulevard. Adopted.
The Co,nnIitiee nii ag'pfo,veimsns , l rcbortetl b
avenue lii DuuElns 1'ark, the trees to be pro-
cured from Swain Nelson, and the planting
tn he lHEun ut Ollcc: ..,-,-., =,
i, The same Committee rcco'nihenden tnat
nf Douglas Park lie leased for 4 term Of three
years to market gardeners or others who may
| wish to USE It, and to let the same tn the
II i,S:Tsa Ts tia,s T'usi:SE and siaatx.Zcitany Tht
Recommendation was Adopteti;
Tie Special Committee OIL Trees reported,
relntiye to tie differences oxtstlnK hetweeE
balance due from the latter amounting *
Sl,Nhl. They recommend tl,nt Nelson & Co
BE- discharged from I'LL indebtedness by fur
nisling trces to the amount stuffed, tho price
iurincr hid. Mr. Nelson was present, mn,
ncuuirsced 1T tile arrangement, and the reror
The Improvement Committee n rcp;c,rtefa 7. d !, !,
fnvur nf improvements In Hnmentit larl
which vault rost about 5000. Adopted.
Tile snt,le Committee recommended tn,
building IF some bridges and The ntlltzlne. o
~ ,He %sr Ho 81 n pcM Gona p yk X q aa!s az
pellse of mt over 800. Adopted.
Commissioner Wood offered the following
mid 1t WAS adnpteA:
a tIo ts e ot bRde thore
Isesowd, That the Engineer bo naked to fur
driveway oil I1nuElNs boulevard. from. CcMtrd
1'ark To pouplns Pnrk, tho driveway - be of tt
sIlS rara con,uod m lad bctween contrai and IiunbGil
Parks
Commissioner Wood also moved that th
Committee on improvements report OH Il!
feasibility Of planting trees alnl 'f!ltng for tn
| Comm tnf1p fhn u1tNvnt ffr}pptHnF when com
, 1880-03-16
PROBATE COURT.

In the estate Of Jane .. Eols letters tosta-
mpntary were issued 10 James Il. Dewcg.
The will WINS entered soMo time ago, and tue
esiutp IL yal,lc.l ut about 81, 800.
Iii the estate Ut William C0rrlgan letters
tcstanentary weru issued to Catherine Sau-
and the estut0 ID yHlued at about 37,00O.
III In lis estata ot Herbert q, Mute, lniM9r,
letters Of guardianship were issued to Will
lain Il. Waterman. Tie estate Is valued ut
III lie eBtate of Tllonns Masters letters Of
administrators wele ISSUED! 10 Elizabeth Jane
Aiustars. Vhu estate IL valued Ut abOut S50o,
| in lie estato 0f John Moore lettsrs 9t I'd
mlnistration wetu Issued 70 UassMesT,mae y ,Tm moore.
Tbs estate IL yaluest at aboAt s9,VV' 49,
, 1880-03-16
THE. GALL,

,Jupo4 DRuxHoap-In chamoors. -, 49, ~,
Jup0n LoD0ErT-1,d8, 1,9ss l9S, !'M@' !!1as' ~
1ol lO47 los, 1860, 1,06s 1o5A, 1Q5, ,oo ,oea
IMG 1,eyo, 1850, 1os7, 10o, 1.aoo. Rp- l,osl.
Nonasd vs.. Fraso5, osl tr4al. .s -
Arfx.AAra CopAT:-MotlOns-
lupoE 9AnY-7s7 to 7ao, snclusi,yc, No casc On
lJdpat sx,rit-Na. preliminary oallr retpmp-
tory call: az, elo, W, VT, 9k, Tsa oa'h 39'' No.
20tt, LpyinEer W. uDtx. on trial,
JuIGn jANEsoN -Chancory motions 1T a;l5 a.
IN. -, ,,,y, .,.a.n,,,u,n
caso4 81, ,4la, Chicago Il Western Indiana HALL
5osa oompsny W v. !, Ls,+'s, ~, mad @' same Vt
Jrp1E Moltts~4s, Id, lla, 1l6 to lsa, inclusive,
, 1880-03-16

oif tho ts,nst nf Newfoundland ny tho wcntcrfy
vul!rd there. Finding tself o'lcs; 0,ta' tn.. i
tho ill., hui u mi hui rlftci hcfur, tt,e yale. Tho
hrtt ,n,,St have r.,*st'ssed rc,narkns t,,w.rs Of
ung, 'Thu t:titlc's uw!. whch Is nnw THltc tame,
n,c.s.lr,s ncnrly tlyo feet from wing to wing,
ana Is whItn with tho exception nf a ieW siH.l
s',1,e limo IL ct,in0 IN board The vessel witch It
tritntch as tls homo while III in',l-oHt'tl, Land
btrs hive rnrely been soco ST Tar nut al Sea-
, 1880-03-16

W. +. Kidd and othors sucd II. L. Pervcre
for l,G00.
The Chicago Il Western Indiana Rai'road
Company, filed q dlstrcss-warrant .ngninst
Louis q, Meckcl To recover 500 baek-rent OF
Nos, LOO nnit II! Twelfth streut.
, 1880-03-16
REJOICING Ar BISMARCK,

Special Dtspaleh to Tie Chicago Irttuns.
B1s,tAl.ck, d. T., March 1h--'rlo, train
which arrived FROM tho East last night was
tto i' lat trui,, nrrvctl. Superintendent
Towne Looked fatiguud. There were ninety
sucks Of paper mall. The train left for tho
East this morning, nnd 1t Is thought tho bllz-
zar,ls and blockutles ara over for tho season.
, 1880-03-16

Judge Dyer, Of Wisconsin, will be here
Thursday to assist Judges Drttn,mond and
nlodgott in tho call OF the calendar. He win
hear any cascs-lnw, chancery, or admiralty
that may bc set before him without jury.
Il calendar will be nadc up by. Mr.. Stoddnrtl
cases heard, before. Judge Dyer nrO requested
to lcnyo notice OF them with tho Clerk.
, 1880-03-16

& Cake Company and otf,crs, which also In
v0lved n question OIL reminding casts.
a hill was fled III the Stnto Court 4y tho
plaintiffs as bomEhoaslers Ut whit mdy bo
termed tho oil In Sale Il Peru 0ns!i4tt Il
Coke Company under mnrtgnso given by |
TINT Company To secMrc.n FDnN 0f $4,000. y.
+. Allen. WIS the trustee 'llt(cf tint mort,
gage. The interest 0,s tho bnIItls w1s pai!l
tie Imymsit % 81 inisrss;. ns iystwee, t.e *.
the, payment Of tho Interest, there was
clNlm fled ngaIl,st tho Company tor
eovers sislSs y io orsasc f!a on es2es S Ms
tlcrcd In tho sniue Curt IN Which this l,iil
WnH lilctl, and tho property was sold atntlei
That decree for comparatively siilall siinl'
q new commny, clniins 10 h. tho owner ni,-
M Mcciails's mn GU Ilei % casc. r%is GilIo aiieees that
that Judgment was fraudulent, and asks that
tint aitfo,e|l Aiien, the trustee of tho mort
gage already referred 10, was madn u parry,
still lie wns nonresident, mud t!ld ,.,i n4f ai'
l,enr, and wns brought dn only ny p.'olicn-
i" s", defese s es IL u ths s'G mccalss isn easc
The bin further alleges that the llew uas
Company has given q tnnrsEaEe on tile s9nIo
property. and tlle nlntn ub}eet III THO bill u
fns} n,nrt rs xvrit NJ the tlrcree of iutg-
,nn,,, rnvf"rr, II t,c ,'sr,,nnic's lien cnst
sTn ,,iii oiGn oiorns MY t,,nt snn,c nj tio Iefrny-
a,ta ~ am nr,, a nw,Mrs ~ hn,,ts Under th0 first
Stntu ctlrt to remove this cat,se to tlie Fed
pral Court, md It wis nccortiugly removed.
A motion Is tisasto nov IN th!s Cantt 10 10 ~
nni tIla causo iGr to E ;hn sinttc .1 WIS INV
p'iphi pthink Tia % motto,, in,,st be- sustained.
Under Il, recent decision Of the Supreme
Court 1t Is ,1late the duty Of the Coitrt, II
order to detsrIline whether or oe a1iaGf y w. ",
aeI o! ls n io ,Hfn,.s EaSo c WITH thc %nri;,s ~ mr.
s'o Hes nav a, In laya in lie Controversy, md to
n! n"roiv M % they llappcn to be rlaIn(iiEs or
defendants, hit tn accor.lanee WITH, their tn-
ro"sc @ Y s,nii "t,n..nr tlert Il Il contrnycrsy
bstScsi, cftizcns t,f different States, thon tlla
cause Is nroperiy removable. Under this
|ai'etReI |i,at tl'eIro Is mol % controversy solely
bstwcst Citizens Of difTurunts States. But
i,,Ic,e,lent Uf That, II seems to me tint II Is
i,nrtliv rrneflrn11e t0 r,rncrPtt with tho lftiEN-
, 1880-03-16

Thoxltyorce business WIS unusually active
yesterday, and the applicants numerous. The
first was Mary L. Payne, who wanted d.
yorce from Edmund a. Payne on tho ground
OF cruelty; then Clara z. Devoro made n
strange charge ngainst her husband, George
r. Dovorc, that llo induced l,er by fraudulent
representations to leave ller home, and then.
whom llo had gotten her away from her
friends, compelled her, by threats Of killing
her, to marry him. This was OH June !, 1870,
and she somehow consented to live with him
until Feb. ., 1850, when sto loft him, and she
now asks Tor divorce on tho ground OF
cruelty.
drunkenness and cruelty. against heT h'is-
band, james Murray. ThotiIas AfcAllistor,
with charges Of adultery agnlnst Ills wife
lIytlta. August W. YalMall, With Il complaint
Of desertion mud adultery against Dor0tllea
lTalmat, md Newton No keenEain Mncca II.
Mckee, md Bridget AlcAnley nga!nyt Owen
McAuley, the allegations In each being slnl-
ply two yenrs' deserti0n.
Judge JanlusoM granted diyorceto Frnnk
ii, whitney from Charlotte N. Whitney OH
tho ground Of cruelty. -,
judge Dar,luln issued q like decree II
Frederick Nerstatt from Emily Neustadt on
the ground OF dcsertlot,.
, 1880-03-16
DEMANDING CASES.

'. DEMANDING CASES.
Judge Drummond yesterday morning rem
dered the following opinion In the caso OF
T. B. Shumway ct nj. VS.. Tho Chicago q
Iowa Railroad Company md others, which
camo up on d molon to remand.
This was q bill filed In the Stato Court by
several stockholders OF the Railway Conf
pany for the purpose Of obtainlng decree
of tho Court, declaring that certain shares
Of stock issued by the President OF
the Railroad Company to tho Chlcago,
Burlington s. Quincy Railroad Company
were invalid. There was an answer put III
by the tlefondants, anil utter various n ~ steps M
taken " the stnts Court Ch9fIcs =. rKins 1,arin,.
ton 4 Quincy liailroad Company, and u ell
cause removed 10 this Court, and tho usual
petition and bond were iiled, aud tho record
The defendants to havo tie Transcript ot tho
record from the Stats Court fled, and tho
casisa: entered upon the calcl,slar, o.. tlo
ground that It Inns been properly rGnoHe,a @ .'s,.
objection II ntaio BY tho plaintiffs, they In
slsting that the cause is not Of such charne.
Yer aS It can be properly transferred to this
Eourt. Tbs controversy III the cnse ts as "
GO xiGsy ioWya q h4aaa ill., setss copsny sr s % hers
she ownersll!p. ot this stock, Y
yatid, being III the Chicago, nuElIngton y
quincy Railroad Company. Admitting lilat
Mere may h0 q controversy ny to me pArt
which each OF tho individual defendants ll,'Iy
Of tho stock, stitl i DO not we'll soc how.
Under the facts OF the casc, and considering
the questions involved In It, theFe cail be satd
g be controversy which III wholly between
Mr. Perkins, who nskB for tile removal OF tue
cause, and the plaintiffs. II 1t were admitted
tnet he took more actlye part tii any trnils-
aetlon which would tend to render u, which
would attually render tho stock illvA!lli. y Is
9lnE4lt t4 understand how that nukes II Q
oGhttoyeFsy wholly between! him anu Lio
Rlalutttta, or betWeen the plaintiffs. ana y
wela conceded also that one OF alla ailnlvltl..
4at defendants was tbs owner Ut = portion nl
4e, sfock,. and its tnvnildlty w,Is to De
Gs.elefIelne4 Qr NscertAtneI from transactions IN
PRhlfh the Qcfcnilpnts participated Jointly,
tsannot see TINT IT ahopld ba regarded ~
ttsoANh& cohtr9Yer9y, which y Wholly ~
LSeen thes Individual defendant who nap
Ro9ed tonWu or claim any shares OF tho stock
~ ,dithe plalntifF,j But as hrs already beet, =
@ Ahaisss % the stock, thess: cani,ot bqsal, y y
MRataa " wholly hetween Perkins an1 ths ls
whIah Is instls 10 lave lis EsliscTfpf 1llai
ana he cause entered OH the calun4ar, II
overruled
THE la sALLE GAS COMPANY.
Judge Drunmon4 gave the following
opinion In the case OF William L. SAycr AM
, 1880-03-16

Lazy, drowsy feelings nre PRECURSORS Of sick
ness, which Hop uIttera Will INSTANTLY bnntsh.
, 1880-03-16

THE la sALLE GAS COMPANY.
Judge Druinnon4 gave the following
opinion In the case OF William Z. Saycr and
Others against the La Sale & Peru Gas!lxht
, 1880-03-16

HOARD WANTED.
TOAHI)-ASlJ FURNISHED ROOM, nY GENTl.tc-
p man und vito ,n " pF!yhio family On thG Snrah
music tessUts 9tven In pnr payment references ex-
chanYed. Audrcsa q IL Tribune of1ce.
I1pAMi1-ASD WELI-FuKSlbllED ltlOM BY A
DwldDw lady in private family ur wharo thsrD
lew b0nr,lrfs .nly Location notlh Of Thirty .,tstsI,
and eaat OF bnss; must bc tsst-ciass q, YElb4n0.
11OAN{}-FON 4 BABY WEEKS Ol.D-MUAT LIE
ID taken away Immediately. Apply nt &z Weat wush-
ln-At
, 1880-03-16

IlATENTt, CAvEA1rt AND EntYMiailTn OA.
Htalneu Ly G, j. II AKllslN 10, 6uliclote ltDo1a
q Reaper Uluck Washington and Clark k-st. Chicago.
, 1880-01-01
JEVNE'S MANY Al FRACTIONS.

alr. Z. Jeyne, the elltorpr!slng grocer whose
story at Nos. ITO and liz Madison street Is
lighted nightly by electricity, and has there
by bcco,ue attractive to citlzens as we'll III
strangers, Inns tic finest and largest stock Of
family groceries In the city, and sells them Mt
reasonable prices far casli. Ills trndo, which
Is increasing rapidly, was very largo during
the past ycur, especially In tl,D months Ut
November mid December. Ills sAles went
beyond l,ts own expectations, and the, aggre.
ghte III evidence, tElat those who bought
once called ngaln, sincc they realized
that they got tllclr Mlone,'a worth ind weru
satisfied with the character OF tho nrticlcs
purchased. While III. Joyne supplies The
being sli,o to furnishing good groceries nj
falr prices. II, a!ldit!o to . larg0 and elotcs
selection Ut articles belonging 10 Ills rogWlnr
business, lle alsa keeps q tine line Ut alotesttc
ulltl imported cIgurs, Which ate worth to tho
buyer 0r smoker whit Ia charged for them.
, 1880-01-01
THE lEWELRY TRADE,


y Many Of our readers will doubtless be sur
priscd at the magnitude Of this branch Of
trade In Chicago, rs shown In our statistical
reports OIL the preceding pages. Our Annual
Review would not be complete, and we should
not be doing justice to all parties, II wc did
not mention tile names OF firms which have
been most prominent In concentrating md
maintaining this business here, rs VIC have
tlone in other BRANCHES. Giles Bros. & ca:
have been Identified with the wholesale and
retnil tcwclry business of tho Northwest for
the past twenty years, md llnny OF our. old
clizens WY remember With pleasure their c cs
subsequently their superb establishment
and lis artistic treasures on State street,
ndjoining Field, Letter & Co., which wns
destroyed BY tbs great contlagratIon Of 1871.
citizens Of Chicago took pride, and 1t Ell:
jnyed the patronage nf the most wealthy and
cultivated clusses throughout the Northwest.
THEIR losses by tho fire ard removal to
Nahas!t avenue, fro wlllch H., ti.n1orShfare a1:.
followed by the palltr, afforded their Jealous
rivals nsahy opportunities to manifest thoir
ill-wlll, but All 70 no p.tTposcj ~. ns tho
energetic spirt a on,a'ty "t ts t'
and In their present location, at the corner OF
Stnte and Washington streets, with their
wholesale md manufacturing rooms adjacent
0n Washington street, they have experienced
|. lnrge increase of business over any preyl-
n,is year. Their snlts on. the eth utt.,. ns
shown, BY their safes-book, were probably
United States. Thclr order trade extends
throughout tho Northwest. This Is shown
more especially In tho fact that tle house re-
GlIyctl over 900 mail orders md
ONE HUNDRED TELEanAsiB
for go0tls within f0rty-ciglit hours Of Christ
mus. The diamond SAleB OF tho firm have
dubbed during tho year under review:
, 1880-01-01
Brewing and Mating Interests OF
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Chicago the Sixth Great Brewing
City In the Union.
Gradual Growth Of the Industry---1ts Mis-
sionary Etleots---0ur Mailing
Trade.
Phi. Best Brewing Company tho Largest
In tho World.
Other Milwaukee Housea---Tha Trade
In Chicago.

f,f-41,. ..,a .t;1,, 1,no Ahn tro,,,t,. o.,,1
Gnie'ly n'Iu sleaur'y a'"s .lle pte"lnR alN'
maItlhg DnslflcSs Of Cnicngo increased uuElnB
tho past few years, till 1t has nj Inst become
one Of the most important branches Of the III
,luutrlna NJ nur cttv II Ia rn,unuratiyotv hut,
sa... 80 -. ~" a. .,.','...
~" se"iS s'''ee ni,'y 'no stateSt ''letnols ~,
OF making beer existed III CtllchE6 anu TIC
Northwest. Where ten barrels were nIao
then. 10Ooo nro nnw manufactured. rhn
,,,l;t,. itt,o ia ,,,,,,ttt,, 1ns 1,ono.,u 7,or
u''Ats' ~, tho Wv u""''tts' ''n' Dce"u. '''e'.
ll11 ol1T pEe"efles 1o" Hafe tlle 1cI''ll"lhA VI
turning 0att rs fine r. malt beverage as tS
male In any part Of the world.
1'hc mar ~ so,no unrt ~ s+fnuIont eccns
H. =. III ~ aUn ~ ~ ~ ,,a., am1
tho ornstia,, fr H., tl,nnn,,tf,,i .,hnr. .tlin1,.
inv nconIn ri ti,,s "on,,tr, il IN scttr ,yhrthnr
# is slni ib be- II malt M or HistI,lcd lia,ors' % Fun
",sr city wIlo are j. 1lnversally M bccrtirinkers,
It wo,tli,t seem an ensy u,,estinn 10 settjc'
There Ia m ,,nt,onailty w}Insr members are
ns henlfhV' hnnnv ind nrnsnrro,,s M tI,e
Gerlnans. wllosc national beverage Is beer.
''Ns ..,,.. r,.',,,.e.r ,na., ,,,,,,,,
THE F"EEsI fisoN CHIME
anu paupertsm. Of tho Inmates OF tle WASH,
lhgtontah LONE OF chicago, or the total
h>iMber OF inmates at present Wlthl1 It's
Walls, less than n per cent arc Germans. a
writer fr0m Colorato, nf lln1tlestionbiy
Eooa judgment, says tllht Sclprs nott!tt! peer
has aonG more to reform the mining tlstrtcts
Or the west than ~ tho moral ngencles TINT
nave ever heeli sent tnGre. IL mns snpnlnhtetl
, 1880-01-01

IN fAvnr 0f puhllo nr1lcr "to pnt prompt and
vlEornus prntest o, record agnfnst This dangor-
nus business 1T nppcnl!ng to n,obs uI1on g'ics-
tons which isclonx tn tho Cnr.s." All of which
@ol,1laa very pretty In ylcw Of tho fact that Gov.
tnrrcfan ftcatiI1y rcf,,scs tn rth1ntt tho qtscs-
tions IN dispute to tho Courts, md goes nr, cn-
lectIng nrns ind munitions of war. tic Ii cx-
asrernttng tho peoria If Mnino hy showing
determination to srnngto civil liberty in hcr
crntlfe. tho lnlllnt-hox. atul lo render null and
void tho expressed will ri tlio tnntD tDrity.
, 1880-01-01

TnE 1I0neat-Monry Lengt,o witt get moro
In tic w,sh TINT, It IL mile to hnng NIT Oh tho
lnu IT II undertakes tG tIsu ita organization to
bnlrtnr tip tho 1iMyes- -scrf,au- 13aynrl cr1isntlo
aHntt,st The lcgnl-tent fcaturo Of tho green.
tnck. Tho 1.cuglse'H nlvncacy nj resumption
md Its opposition 10 lint iunncy commented
It tu rnry Tint will not follnw It It single step IL
It hcctfncs tho toni or apustle of tho Eaatcrn
sollics. Piper money is honest c1,u',gh for
nost people wflcr, dollar nf II Ia as good as II
tluilr In tho coLn Df tho rrtlsn.
, 1880-01-01

SAYS tho New York Tribune: "lIaylng
stntcn ovnry Southern statc. tho Democrats
Thought they would try tho samo game TT the
North; hut they lind tho Northern people III nn
temper to submit to l,t1lldozing." but They
Rcc,n to DO succeeding pretty well In tho first
Northern Stntc thcy hAvc commenced on. How
It will end Is the Matne question now before tho
1,it1f..
, 1880-01-01

At the County Su!erlntentlcnts' Conven-
tlon to he held Mt HloomtnKton next Monday,
Mrs. Mary j.. Carpenter. Superintendent OF
Schools fur Wlnncbago County. will deliver nh
address OIL the subject: !" How Gun aystcn-
ntlc Course IF Instruction DO Made Practicable
for Country Scllooa?"
, 1880-01-01

As there seems to be Il dispute about tho
political status Of Gen. Mnhono, tho now United
stntos scnntor from neutrality-suspicious. purity
claiming him, and both apparently suspicious Of
him,-ho might attach himself temporarily to
tho David Davis purity In the senato Tho n. D..
purity has boon exceedingly lonesome. and II It
could now he reinforced by 0ou. Mahnno 1t
could organize ca..cusos by tho appointment Of
Chairman md Secretary, make ant second
tnotIo1ls, and, Us DuvIs IL llr9n md Malone ro-
Specialize, thoy could adopt the porulnr f,sshion,
and say. !" ut u inrao and respectable neottug,"
ftG,, 0tC.
, 1880-01-01

TrE Rev. DIR. Newman takes pains to deny
that he and Gen. Grnilt lrc Interested in now
nntf-Cutholiu newspaper In New York. The
Doctor says TINT such newspaper will be started
Boon III this country, but that Gnnt has not and
will not hnyc anything to do With It.
, 1880-01-01

WE wish nil tl,a candidates for President a
Happy Now-Ycur, nnd would like to tell them, 1t
It were possible, which ono Of them would be tho
choice Of tho people: hut, like tho solemn hour
Of denth 1t Is not 10 l,e nude known In advance.
, 1880-01-01

THE New Year would llaye opened much
suoro ausptciously for John Sherman It he bud
not undertaken tn recommend an impoltlo and
dangerous financial schcme to tho uttontion Of
Congress. Tho suggestions that the President
and his Secretary made rolatinR To tho lcgat.
tender quality OF the 8roonbaek look u II thoso
two gentlemen wero ready to dctate an lmpos-
tant financial measure, and 3orco It Upon their
party without consultation or discussion. They
arc tho servants OF the purity, and must SEQ by
this time that thoy do not appear we'll in tho rue
pf dlctAtQra,
, 1880-01-01
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