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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
Sutton as. FOE.

The above suit which occupied the atten-
ton of the public for some time has just
been decidedin favor of the plaintiff at
hartford, Green Lake county, where it
was taken on change of venue from this
county. The trial lasted about eight
days, large amount of testimony being
taken on each side. The counsel were,
for plaintiff, A. Scott Sloan and Hon. VIM.
F. Villas; for defendant, Hon. G. w.
Hazelton, judge Dixon and A.. Finch.
The case went to the jury about O clock
on Thursday and after some deliberation
they returned verdict in favor of the
plaintiff and assessed damages to the
amount of $500. An appeal to the
Supreme Court will undoubtedly be taken
by the .defendant-Colnmbus Democrat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
Posters throughout the CITY 4

Posters throughout the citysa. Xii
that the Great Inter Ocean Circus s. 2
its at Oconomowoc, Friday, July
Many of our youth cry out in agony
despair, " So near and yet 50 far!"
Those who think they have beers
overlooked by the census enumerators for
the wards in Jefferson county, can have
their names recorded on the rolls by call
ing upon the enumerators, Louis kehr
and Thomas Moore, at their respective of
fees before July LIST.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Northwestern University took place
last evening before a large audience, and
an interesting literary and musical pro-
gramme was finely rendered. The fol-
lowing is the graduating class: Henry
Bergman, Barre Mills, Wis; Olaf Brandt,
DEBORAH, Iowa; Ernst Haese, Appleton,
Wis; William Kammeier, NewMelle, Mo. !;
VIM. Schumacher, Pipervilfe, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
Fire.

Sunday night at u o'clock the frame
residence and barn of Mrs. Rebecca Zaud-
ner, situated on the old plank road in the
eastern limits of the First ward, were
totally destroyed by fire together with
nearly all the contents, there being only
a small portion of clothing saved from the
residence Both engines started for the
scene of the fire but owing to the great
distance from supply of water could be
of no assistance. The property was I'M
insured the insurance being allowed to
run out few days before. The loss there
fore is serious one to the owner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn coughs, neglected colds, bron-
chitis, hay fever, asthma, pain in the side
and chest, hoarseness, sore throat, an dali
chronic or lingering diseases of the throat
or lungs, DR.. Kings New Discovery has
no equal and has established for itself a
worldwide reputation. Many leading
physicians recommend and use it in their
practice. The formula from -, mo, - e
prernareo Is mgnIy recommended by all
medical journals. The clergy and the
press have complimented it in the most
glowing terms. Goto your druggist and
get trial bottle free of COST or regular
size for 81. For sale by K. Schubert &
Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
The Hon. w. ID. Lucas,

of Ames, Iowa, purchased five bottles of
" Distilled Sage Catarrh Cure on wa,-
ranty The results obtained have been
wonderful. He ,oas at once relieved and
cwed-being the only medicine of many
tried that afforded more than temporary
relief Van Setback, Stevenson & Co.
Chicago, Illinois, General Agents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
Military Notice.

Whereas application has been made to the
Governor by Otto Lpffler and sixty-fve others
for the organization of a volunteer company of
militia in the city of Watertown, Jefferson eoun-
ty, and the undersigned has been appointed
mastering officer to muster such volunteers and
perfect the organization of such company. now,
therefore,
Notice is hereby given that have fixed Mon
day the fifth day of July 1880, at O'Clock, p NJ,
as the time and lower Turner Hall in said
city of WATERFOWL as the place of meeting for the
purpose of such muster and organization
GEO. w. BURCHARD.
Col. and Aid de Camp
Mastering Officer.
Dated June 81, 1880. 35w2
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
Rncklen's Arnica SalYe.

The best salve in the world fol Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all kinds of skin eruptions
This salve is guaranteed to give perfec
satisfaction in every case or money re
funded. Price rs cents per box.
17Y1 For sale by K. Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
FOR SALE.

$4,000 will purchase one of the most pleasant
and profitable homes in the city, containing 3H
acres, $50 bearing fruit trees, also ~ acres of
Strawberries "a acre of Raspberries, a acre
Grapes in good cultivation. The fruit alone II
properly cultivated and cared for will pay ten
per cent. on the investment; good and conve-
nient buildings For further particulars enquire
of the proprietor on the premises. North avenue
9th ward, Watertown.
49tf j. PRENTICE.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
The voitaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich

Will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 80
days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed.
They mean what they say. Write to
hem without delay. 44y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
Homeopathic emedies.

Fifteen cent walls, and Mccormack
Bros Family Guide Chart at Drug Store
of G. & H. T. Eberle, WATERFOWL, Wis.
21y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, Watertown, Wis, June %,
1880.
Bearhams 81 Fenton FS
Bemis Freeman Mrs HI
Berskerud Miss NJ A HalloWeIl Thos
Bushnell A Howell M
Cady d Jones MaryC
CardWeu Maria Kirk Thos 2
CroOke w Kendall Geo A
Farrell W r Lines Mary.
Persons calling for any of the above letter will
Please say ADVERTISED
J. T. MOAK, P. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
DIED

:. In the city of ST. Paul, Minnesota, Sunday
SuRe Is, 1850, of Consumption, Miss ANNIE
ORoURKE, formerly of this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23
New Advertisements.


Rv addressing GEO. p. ROwELL a. CO.
10 Spruce ST., New York, can learn the exact cost
Of any proposed line Of ADVERTISING in
American Newspapers. ~ 1OO-PaEe PAM
phlet soc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-23

The St. Paul Railroad Go. runs stages
from Ripon to the summer resort hotels
on Green Lake.
, 1880-07-16
THE VATICAN.
I.a OrposiaIon to tllo Establishment Of
TrotcNtnlit Churches In Nou,c. i,

r.r...s.t.,... S,,,:m.1,.. -, wn~,a'
EFo'esaaii. Inv ,l tc1.' ~ ~ A@oo'0' y
Dspaten 70 LoHaon l1Mfs.
ROME, juno %S.-AlI tho Clerical papers pub
ls,1 this evening a strongly. wortled protrsk I'D.
drcsscd n thn svndto AZ Home lny thc cardIunL.
W,onr Mnnono IL wnl1ott, ~, Ma s,'hie,,t ~ ,ha
English Church foundations which nre nov
boluR laid Mt tho cornof Of tho Via Gcsu Mnrla
aud thc V,n 'nnh,,tnn Tim Cardinal writes that
Atu M NV ~ :" G"oa"o' Nv Nn ". Aa, 'e. 80
!tia with roal mud great ro9ret no lcarns tnate
portion OF tho convent of the bnro-footcd
Aurust[nInno, ncnr tho church Of tho Gesut
N,-,u h.. boon ro,,d Ia thn ndn,irl.
, naa.ta. nha poun '.uea 'aS ns,,snh aun'. -,
tts1elon OF tne so-o"'4oo cnurcn .. y,
England; TINT in. Rome, whore, until
those recent times, heresy WIS never permitted
:, ont.. Inn M,,rtoyn,Ittx,. ftsolf h,a 1v n al.
, 1880-07-16

-, ~, , .,..., T., .t,,.
10 apenkt Whcn MS sneu Wna tlfo~nEa " tio
shouts uf bis nPP1nenta anu cries or "HhnuoeE'
1{nnroek, 11anttek. lie tried tnnrrrar ntac.t'
nt,t! sul VIZ, II: laSo towafa th"i q, ~, ,s,g, rl,,,
nanrc,l about II, bit finally lost hA trt1liGr nil!i
nxclalincd, Orr 70 'ln,R. yon Id honsltns!,
Fr,tn thih tinlo tho mnh c1stlh G1t n eetitracu.
tYAtn sent ?ip M nrtny U[ hanhs tn!t shona NJ
Nenncy l!kr nls aws, snsektfis ENG H., ,,,,; M,,G
homo 10 ttH'st. !nCn theto W.T. q proinMK.u ,sl
noy tried to apoak: hnd yo'cn cre'i. haiS hai!;
1V, nnH GfEFyt Uctn0CItlIEt uRt VIE HGu
, 1880-07-16
TIE FALL OF KE.AleNEY.
IIootcd or. lals Snt.d-Lot stump, lie
Calls His Own AAl.crnntn "lIoul.

lmms.,,
s,u rrsue,sto Alta, Jnlvo.
u Mrso mud stor.ny, nnd ended In IN 'noipicnt
riot, Turing which nSns ksr,ey % "o9ld ~ i, have ave
n,,, imnn f,u M ouur,i,nr r,sD1 l,v n xo,,ut III
".an,,,',n ''s "" a%' n % . ,,''',r ~ ns ssart
Tho Iuue,lt disturbances IN tho Workingnon'a
pnrty ro1,sculult ,lppl, Kturrlpy'a sudden cor
y",sin,, tn TIM ,m,,1,or .r lin tIrernl,arknr
, rssshA ~ .no o"..u' s1.' W. ~. .r ~,
Weaver, the mutual snu-t -thrt'wlng by tho 10"
Ieotlns KrssriIuy lrxiot,s, and tho recent expui-
sion Of Nearnss by tho Democratic rlnx ot tho
w., ". u. G n ..'o a'o w'un.," ~ ~ tuo ia,, ~
linll, tea to sn.a'ia! aapioson OF ws'.'h ~.
tho ssax 95 a .h9 s. o1 Th9 t %s"es t%'ito
r on Ds tne sans. s' for or ssSor4i a sa"ss % past
Throw, md uyicntiy. uuaelu.lcd hut ycstur.ay
i,Mn',s,iu M et Il, Il a,,nasion liz .,U oSi1vk 4,
liz uitur,.o1u nearly G,tsJ ueopo III iii wcrn nI
tnc hisorlr spps , xs H. o ;'a a1tsSp nprsoa
It,hnHuh II Mu t M1,s ,,upSUIs saas '.auy II tno
wvru wutuhi,Ir f9r IN Oppyriunity To orsaio
'''SenS 'iSn sE,,t. of ,ho wo,lock h,nch,nou from
uuuttur pnrt Ut tho sau,i-i.ot uIsyuys lMot rvady
% respo'lses s. Is tho Keayaoyitsa, it'd 6y oslsak
I;onruy .,i,cJ Ills % 'noatitiv to ontor ut Wilt al,i
WSs urcstsI wisa spntas,so ior himself aid
snscrs s,,',ri, 1Ue asnaIS pu..nLrs!ux nis u,.
srrrin1 prnIiom. ,just ilcfvrv 10 rca"hul
thai. .portiun rorerring u tho now ehartur
,atniI tttlnen tninutt,s b;Siy III nviwcci WJ mid
w. w. of w. s T. Sssrts W. Hau RatMs a,iv ~
m',.,s n,sm,,,i t'iwnr rtiS ths fnn.f E,trnsv h,.i
,1sl uittrt,i tED Wu,ys. il, ta,nu,,isi,,, iot iU
KoatnS"s v.,I,U Will M nuSy s S neam. di,ru.y
, 1880-07-16

The Phonl1 (Arlznnal Erposttor tells story ~ Gs
ion. Tho man bad only largo butcher knife:
but, ,rothlns danntsd. and knowing whs1ss wh's;1seS "
the trcu and plunKe tho knife Into the lion jass
brnn the shoulder, which 40 startled him tnss ~
he Ieapest to tho ground, and was instantly a. e.
tucked by tho dug. The MuR hustcned from M W.
trer, sti,l. ,tiui tho hcnst. md planted hohas
thrust thn,lEk bis heart, without further daiHuSs
tn h!lnsclf than having hts lnt turn 70 ntS,i1 ~
Of nis nusa " the tip OF hIa tail. and bad ho gd
oue good blow " the man ho would have nasnsss ,ss
HIM Into jelly. This u tho secoud lion tho ss'Ss
man has Killed.
, 1880-07-16
MANITOBA.

NyRtGtn Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
trn orsr I'M. x1"rs ..,,1rnx
o""HM" ~ rWsme! r,s. :, ~. ,.s,.aas r.,,vn.
MAsrrona; July 1a,-Tno Canadian North.
wc.t. ar at ienst that rtt or It commonly dcsg-
NM I'd tho " rn,vcr 1nIn" conlpt,sip9 the lnrRer
t,a.scd thrtuxh tho fourth year Of cscle Of
~, ,fo.rri1,c, ne :. nrInI nnrit," ,rhc foiul
" ~. s.s ,,, ,,"st.,. hn., ta,, tass
ahot ns ~ svt y roy. v""r. t as
i,ouo ercnt deal moro hnrlm by cunning Inter
nn'i ,rcxcntinr snwine. f,ctwcrn tho hitter nart
or ota April u's en to no Of May tho riysrs were
lowt and tho tho land M dry as ws aro accustomed
to SEQ y III the fail; and most vf tho iarers who who
we're pssis" ~ nnr1,. VII, III o ,ni ~, to
tae'r Waeae sowM e".,y, W. ~ & me ."r s, .'o
Northwest.
Thls year marks tho commencement ot n
Province; MI act was lassea ~ sne Mst sesA4on
1T tho fncal Legislature, providing for the ex-
nu rnn," ;ror, ~ ths c"nao,.;,tcJ rcvcn,,n of ,l,c
u.Awn lto. ~ ~. NV. ,.s..,.sn,,,,a ~
r1f"so o rs o f nteres se Ths r. will s . short
ncccssnry @ Ia render lnrue nrcas If ,Ie PROVINCE
III my deRreo hau'sahle. inc th,Ec' shal'o"
lakes, Winnipeg md NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Inc aac"a 'mo n uu ,S
eht'es 1""ef wv o" f.. .,.s.,' 49,
OF seont Mhuy ueaysnt ~, 'nvn1t ",o
.,go Of tic country. l,etwccn these lnkes md
tic tic AssiniGni,e, i,la extending, Gust !Mnd west
fWiiy i'll ntiius tho swa,nrs, boY., lNy-
i,,,.f;ahcs. md muskess trS futcmnlnnilo;
sni they aii SWs io, tns;r s&r, ex's,Snse s,s'
toI II vii ss!ss lie 1"tcr III ,hs wells ~ fr soiih
, 1880-07-16

lar nmrnv tho leader. Ut fashion hui! from tho
tt!,rr slla or tho At.nntlc ti.cuintcss Nfaudc-
villc, Mrs. -Arth,ir Puget, tho Hon. Mrs. W.
Gnringtn,i, 1.Rly Randolph Churchill, and 1t'w
tho Ntarchitness nt AnG1csry. tornl RniAxy
tltil'cnt 10 taNteti, both for Looks and toolnl
c1lnrtt14.
, 1880-07-16

aniiy VII Tepeea' HnM tno III t Itt az,
uncer Moie"I, % was nGn n y n.eH ~ s. sMsEGe h,s
NM Crowd WIT pradI,atjy Ill 1sspcrse, md viii ptoN.
gy n,oes aesin On ito Ssttioflsli noxt sunday.
" tnpt snors aaa MS ,ot xhnt wfon. rnse c ~
tor ta, tMe.E nroMrt II aueinH u "n"s p'on'oeo ~
---&--------
THE CASIT.SNANNON DTIEJ,.
--
a Cold-RloodeA nurtor on tl.o "Ficld
"f IHonor''-1to,v Col. shnnuon Was
s,o,..a ,"neu ~ LIZ :" ~. ,,"snsa 49, 1,,,a,.
Correspondence Ne'e 1*"rk Tim...
,nnI .u.,sa,, o ~, ~ = n r caah onl t.n, William
NJ. shannu1l ars gradually ,nado public, tho con:
victton Is forced upon tho popular mnd TINT
Cal. shnn''on was nla'1o tho victim Of must out.
sn %n1 h1o' ,,i, @ ~" ,xrrc.s trn.c of
sou noon'lea nlni Win !ao ~ express & p9rlesu 1 % .,
w", w', w.t. wt,rrsscM MI' bv ouIto nbr ~ r. parsons ma
who wore invited to tue field by Col. Cash to
"see tho sport" Sumo Of those men,
" tho md brutality ar, OF ,Su aiS two 1o
story IN nl ts terrible details, ana many OF them
aIn ,e m 70
thtckiy-sctlcsl community, FOR SIX hours bo-
for: tlip meatlng took plnoc. Tho opject OF their
yot % 10 eort 10 arrest then or to stol, the nul,
wis nude BY thu authorities. Ono OF tho most
meeting @ seok place ia tho ynrd ii Dr. LcS, who
accompanied Cnsh Us hls second. For several
eI En- Ills nr rpose Ho IN uo % ase M u
his hopeful son, ". II. Casb, rs. tar
| Gh!vnlry WIS placed In position, iiftenn pnuoa-
, 1880-07-16

PapIllon soothes tho skin after shaving.
, 1880-07-16
proper occasions. Gen. GnrIlehl, na Principal Of
Tho flir,tn EGicctsu 1nstltnto. WIS n'an who

s.'IecG y s''E fnr ,I,o , Wof IN hnuS Ile % Vas s.
iaaI.,,cr ftnIa tho lssinnng "slo WIS T ,mrn !" to
FHs sS g gsncns% w 1,c M''cM ,'scmt Ia1
which fiills tl'us1rtrs thit e.,aIaeter!.tc Rf h.
t,nsnre: a Acertnin lnrkv, l"tt'otly by of II Was
neIsaiarns tssi ~ sM ' ya'"s " a "Ss iatssc
OF lepsxn.g 'rhetoicsla' as thuy wero Gallei.
Ile woa lnsariably ho absent IN the .las sos io
Finally Trlncpnl 1nrticll slH,ke tn tho yoAsiy
mal,'x fntllor alanlt, 1t. This 'nnn was a, old
elcnoy Ut tho rAi In caaes Of ins.,bor!!ln,,t!on;
llo therefore, when nppcn!c1 tDbs the rrinc'pnl
in rcEH, i,, +" thc ; y"''th', ',,,, s'sS,:, st;:,
"The irlnslra. .esplatnul that 4 was not cas-.
t9n to ts ynnE 'en M q ~ s mrt
obllHei Ia cxpel tho hns.
"'Uhi dtn,'t q" thnt,' snid the anxious father.
lmSsf nytinY n pinap Sise os cft tn
resoureos; ma hn,l not long to wnIt The next e.;
fhstortca r asy W. s II ha Mpeas sa tM te
campus Il, tho. direction ,f tho 'soo1A 1lo
husty went fortl, and called:
'i,siiE, dEOnuEr
"Tho young 1nau stoprc.t. Thorc WIS somo-
$Co.nc ,hercl said tho rrincipaI, bockonins
";rhe young nun tlrew noar: n,,
".Where are you goinHt nsketl Garfield
t tnnF x sy I'LL Il tasryc"i taS ys.ii'h Ill., mud it
Is utmost time FOR lilo clnsa 10 nsseInb!ot'
a., III sauk. st,m w i, ~ tr,,rt,,,, t,,a IN,
o,tt,nv 81 ttrrs nr r. Mnrch tMtI nv rtmiIisiho
sri eo,s 4 i.}a iook u yor s,so pse,s!ent,y
u,nii uh,tn hnfm,n'' M buhhcrinn llsn !. ij.ycnr
Hi 3naii 1niseruant. @ IT, '''"e A'e'
W a!Yo'r "ss'i f",hcr told nc to whip yot. sa, tho
Si' ihas & 70 g. ''Rs'Hh law W es'ssk Wiz WIZ
US here nlich Ho long already. There Is Just
Inv tm.,e wy r., M IN ~ tha az pntfos,n ibcro imedlnie;y
n!ld si,cAk II picGG.
'ts" W. Wel. pl" Wi ought to by this time, There is
yo ' 's aM t snct 1ion T. e"oFn f n 70 m sI @
@ nia. form % md u!ye st iis '''"f> "'
''"'t'm u'rwz,a "T sp .,'nuxss ro r,,r uoxAss",
"Thcre VIVA no baoking tn,t, und 70 tho binb-
nnrx y"th iook ms rei!ShI sd,,a n,nSo Oh snn lao
sHaeie i WIS nsser 1--WE Witnessed:
".'fscgtnl' ordered tho Principal.
~ sams nut heso to talk.' cnoo.hoo'hoov'
Tor 1nythns eso o sn1ha, o 'n, a. t,,ao
cl.ss;i,os:noalj ,......,,.,,...,.,
"Tho believing lot up u li!tle herc, and tho
Princiral tho4ht 10 ,e!satsa tl,s t'.9t spnrkt q
.,m,.@,o.. ..ob n, ,omo oman na,,ry
'',9FSss,s F,'s , .as ~ only, o,1c IN mt through ,ow
,turs. hit lin l,rineInai flnnitS excusel him anu
psrIalttgd ilm 10, rotits;-i'rst,, h9qTrYver, qrv,
hnrn I ri,,., r,,nax t,,n nnYt wcch' nu,i
| tInt' r. IN. .l,d iii IN nuy way. ho wonii
rni,fc tr WhniH in"idct,t III rh,tnni tw,trt IN,
nssnnbirl stutlcnts. ii III only necessary to
aud TINT thu young tnn.l wis on hnlid next tlme
md of eotirsl inaau MI orator; clse how could
he Mow DO u alnwycrF'
| THE Debit or aANr1E1.p IN Politics
bus never yat been writton. ,,btutn.rl III
ror.evU County, Ohin; uu1 many uther UItI ctti.
zeNs IL the cuiin,y etand rcAtly 10 confirm whit
, 1880-07-16
THE WAsHBUIsN "a" SUITS.
Tho story or n Singlo.l1undod Contest
with Insurance Companies.

AU 0kVEt " IL lkAE4N.AAUAWE&A cVNsNNe
with Insurance Colnpnnios.
Minntapo,l, Jtibun..
A ro,ortor ~ ,hn g,rh,in. cn,,nd m c..f3ov. q.
>, 10. w. -. ."s s,a VI ss. T.. 49,
Nlcollot House for tho purpose Of lcarntne some
1,iia n nteresto tod sInoo ho hss banu engaged
pn.o @ ~ so .ho ,vnst ons n,,
N WILLIE o',' o, ~, uo iTs. @ ,oa a,1u
s hy ,ooraur
Of tho previous day Tint no had boun successful
nt clncnnatt, and hAd concluded bis long and
persistent @ litigation % WIN ths insurance % enpn.
.neo..o ba ,ras .',ro ir ,nn,s,n, nm nanc. ~
teroatod, no was SURG, ~ knoWIns sno I'ame' % ot
pe,,sc and trouble.
ut ID iuJred tr,le." replied tho Governor,
tlat / have hnd grcnt expense an,l trouble, int
It Inns not 1ccti unattended by certain compen.
satIons. have learned mitch tiut thluk will
10 ot saae 70 e IN .no ,,', ,nuFe, nma an nuM
ony too s.''. ~ .ss 49,. p"u. o" ~ ,,st,ennat
paes nave nonnsou VI a w. .ha, tens
over from doing business as inaurance com.
panlcs; A. the tmS s q & the destr.eton Of Try ny
amounting to $l76.5U0, md on tho sioux OF $40-
OOO. rho insurance On tho stook was very
ro pna o. the Sng M y;Shocry ~;
to nuke raymcnt, but very fow of lilo nnmbor
nbie i " oxceptIons. @ Tbo siliers: insurance Gon,-
il 1bn ,iro o. yyas isas,ed nncdI1tey notiie nc 10
drSw Tor lie utno1i,t Of TIC policy. Tho North
III rnn,,pt NJ ~ tnjr niiustor. austl1rxed mo
n ,IrIw on than for tha auount. Mceting
~, 4in', Atoxan.r hfttshrtl ria presicnt ~
tSo fnmnanv st,.ntv mftarw,,rds. hs r.,n,nrkci
to me tbat rs soon rs tic report 1t tho adj,istur
amount M t Ut once, R rs Su hcard tat soms M s yonl.
pa ~ fys. u,,riIitr,, t,nt hIs f,mnrnw abnu
St",,,,n,,nc,t S" INV ac, rnsenlty. Thn FnIetu
WV i Mmrua '' R1,iwS4kr,s Sinnfontcs' MIMI
Tru in sa,i.. g. .,T asn, Wts III hn atust.,t
~ o hn,, n,,5 M ~ a.M os tinir rnrta IN n nro sc
~ Mta' nsu We % 10 III. sutSareo
~ e 't1t a. raw " ,,nce Immeatoiy artor tho ira
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-30

The Western Rural gives the fol-
lowing directions for preserving cut
flowers, which are worthy of trial {:
Sprinkle the bouquet lightly with
fresh water, and put it in vase con.
tanning soap-suds. Each morning
take it out of the suds ard lay it
sideways in clean water; keep it
there q minute or two, then take it
out and sprinkle the flowers lightly
by the hand with water. Replace it
in the suds, and it will bloom as
freshly as when first gathered.
Change the suds every three or four
days. This method will keep bou-
quet bright and beautiful for ut least
q month.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-30

The Portland Standard of the 23d
inst, in abiding to an enthusiastic
Hancock meeting in that city, says
Col. w. H. White, a prominent
attorney from Seattle, an old soldier
in the Union army, and at present
the Commander of the Grand Army
Republic Post Of that city, happened
to be present and was introduced
He proceeded from the onset to
throw hot shot into the enemy's
camp, and having been Republi-
can for many years he was we'll
posted as to their movements and
objects. His speech was received
with shouts of applause from the
beginning 10 the close. 1t is i'm.
possible in our short space to give
even an idea of his remarks, suf-
fee to say, that at it's close several
live-long Republicans stepped to
the front and signed the roll"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-30
Judge Blacks Letter.

The Washington Post gives this
explanation of how Judge Black
came to give Garfield the certificate
which the Republicans have 50 os.
tentatiously psraded as full Slndi.
cation of his course resardin;; Cen
trail Pacific Railroad stock. Ii says
When the Credit Mobilier job was
first exposed to all enraged public,
james \. Garfield, of Ohio, the man
of all men, considering his position,
who was the most deeply involved,
went off i'll a panic to Judge Jere.
Black, always his intimate friend
and frequently his legal adviser,
stated his sad position and requested
some advice us to what course he
should pursue. Judge Black heard
the story patiently through-he had
heard it before; in fact, was the
man most responsible for the ex-
pose-aud then advised Garfield to
make clean breast of it: Rise to
personal explanation i'll the
House. said Judge Black, can
didly admit that in accepting the
stock you made u terrible mistake;
explain your situation rs well as you
can, and trust to the generosity of
the House and the country for for
giveness. Garfield touched, SOL
EMMY promised his counsel that he
would do as he was told, and started
for Washington with that deteIm;-
nation. Arrivin. here, lie met
Judge Kelly and others of the i'm.
plicaled members and was finally
persuaded 20 perjure himself out of
the scrape. This he did. 1t was
on the basis of the converse.
ton with Garfield that Judge Black
wrote the letter 10 Speaker Blaine,
which has lately been brought for
ward by Garfeld's defenders. When
he discovered the deception that
Garfield had prac,iced upon him he
desired to withdraw 1t, but it was
then too late.