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pnrtIi for IL l,y Il cnreful nn fntr rnrtstmt tn pre-
theories. hut tn resuve tho ini'ts,n,,t t,rsstrain
i ii.ststes' seA'''"''' '''t' On "o'r Ainet,saas Aii, i
|,oston J|crtll ffml,. t,,. a.,,
,nn,, ] ~ tr,1un., nud ,n,r ,", ue esl Is coin.
scI.tnH tp 10 f,ck uf syn.rutt,y h,.,s, 'ncfe
men VIM "y'' tug sofi nn.l tho u,rn VIM ,n 'na
lh lteaht thefe ~ tso aHoro.sce Of rclEv1n y. :.
,5 m'un5 es's, ~ "Fn'o mo t'rn elasses. In ~
st thn tm h, me,snen 81 fncts Il Tho Rrcot ~,
th ifnn,ursu ntiynmtn,r" .'s ~ nGoohfry ~ hnsu
lll mil chiefly for Tint ,nst,r ~ t,a aS.!1tl!h of
t!a frGc'i'lltltt III thu SnHsN IL tnrr ho,,"t, at
tna' o' '''o rcls'ht III lrrIhn'1. "' 'a"h
Springfield tA1nss.t Rcunt,}icnu. ,r,,.
nlariurn nt steet r''l' III t'Ia country IL a, '. m"s
,ro,i.,rt t,r ,rtnt n.tn,1ishk ".k 'llte'a Ii yiho
,",tc, i,uss',or us es.n"sttts N, which sse tho
s u erter !ssssss ieuts sssss s ,; Thu ,a '"nfaes
were higher, which hns ,loyrr lprn ro,..a ralls
u,plcr whict, Ii cplcctcil M csos. tssisea, ana
E;rt!sn s, g t t|o present sost d see i1x 1a L
grrat ,clsllt3 ,,1u,uls ri ,,n m''a " so East ii
rnils nv"r whicii il r,,,ttt. t3 ~ ~ ,e te tsI
rxuI r .'r,"s 5"ysi 1T rIt nr mimi.1s,,;Sly mi1,; q x
m,ik ~ 1i..r, T,r sit,i ~; D. y srl.lng Tho
present ,.rcs tits ,,rscyttn,,. ,s NJ ,,Ij ,EtIijlia II
fm in,,,,t I,,r..' ''''''''R eo't Till" they ra1
,,,,' ,, ......
lilo Denver Tri'htnc says: "Du,tnt, H..
;sh,,s ~. s, n,',ns, ,,. nu1 s"o varans ro4oa 1t
tr,s, ,I,nt ~, r,It "t,n LII "er atsei's*pH. wv
.rust 11'. III Illls .hls hpp"lnttnes't. md ito
Unl, wl,0 IL over u yunrs Of MN. t,,, II. "s'' M
don't viii srlcet flc,,s Jm,n, w ~ ,t! ula fs,s
a,'., '.s. ,,,,'., .''Gn ad s'eS bot
sta VII .,,,,,r, H'ues r.sa Mlenss. who hive at
tHlS tHlHHtta'ttl thf siaIaEGf<llt3 lEIn srrtisn
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to !!nyc rlii sufficiently Delllu his Ticket To
put Ills election TT Jeopardy, Had similnr |
mlstake occurred In my Republican State
four YEARS uKp It would l,nyn tlefoale,t llayrs
nl1,l elected 1'll.tr,,. Tile urrar coul't }ave
bcen nynl,lut In tis ease. because II tliu
l1ln,n nf llunnctt Ind lcc,, allowed to staml
and 1t t,Htl bnc,, asccrtaicd subsequently to
his election TINT l,u WIS disqualified frUnt
acting, he eonld simply llnye rontatlctl awny
frtnm tho lt.erttng Ut Electors, aM tho otltors
WnNl 1tnyO Ind authority 10 fill tho vacancy.
Thure WAS another Incident In tho 1llaiIa
election which proves Tint tic Nnt1nnal ill.,
trresis aro mt sufficiently psuicetgst aguinst
tho crrr Or perlllly Of Slate onlcials. Tho
Republican majority III tl,at Slatu seems 10
liavr hcun reduced frD,n 4. .51 ID 5000 yotusby
tho failure ut Ollu Ut tho StAe A(nrsliuls IL re-
, 1880-11-25

CERTAIN ,uetllburs ut tho Social Art Club
Of Philadelphia cnI.lgcd III tho pnstlnle Ut but
ting u. thu 1icatto,t. Oap Ut tho results was II
tllnner at tho Club, Of Which tho following was
tl0 sHplu:
And we say unto yo:. "I,cl'nil. ynnnx mon.
~, wholly IN! utterly soon is'd beroro i" tiIs
";ro tue ylotors belong the spols."
MENU.
1900. unAcE-tJohn G. Y. xx1v) 1850.
iluIrisEa.
Salt ltiyors, luriu..
Lutuir ftlNiICllp,
FruM liar Mum 30.
rtrrAuE.
oya'o In sonre;; hsfSG rI@ English l'0f'hr0th'
UoyeriIur's laland Vaults.
,lEI.EvE.
shcepshcnd, snuco p41,nntc l'tntlfans.
,Hallc ut Mutton, -.
From ono Of tho lust shceep u tho House of
Potatn-lalls. fru.n Nctsysln,rs.
String lies!'ss. fsu'n Jersoy pills,
Talnp,at,y puurli, Hampton cEaarats.
From DnNKur Spring l.lnnt"'
: ,a,,,,Ix ai9'!; yin Ra!Iss;r X, ID co'' L.
! jUwull's biuIn.
UAHtRH.
+ Canyas- buck Duck Il III icttro Chtnnisc.
a!uIHu ChD1W.
leuliillpry 8eG-
SAinlu 10 Now York. ltiIss.tuA Crackers
FrullAKe do ltNgneiurt.
ismpiru i'uFt, 1854. :
DESSERT,
Olaces u ID TrlnlIpho Ut q ID ltfulto.
Tally, fur rtfeEliH Onty.
1luu,lhsGnH 1l0On,. b0n,ns.
XXX. Kakcs. oven-gaxes. Mop''sascs.:
l1QuEuItS.
MGrey's KplIn. Cabinet whisky.
CfYurt!tlurus ltlperlaIes do los EstAtlus Unltloa
, 1880-11-25

T'rIE lalcst l.plttan dinner sensation Is to
hHve guests wear t,nsks until tl,oy ur xettat at
tllu tAElr. J1Iu mfstnkra and discoveries, II IL
satl, nre nut always pcasunt, but sometimes
they arc specially 20,
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"you pays your money anil you takes your

1 Hprt.laAf1tl I.tnHbttedts.
Joseph siMlIll, u. II.
Wtatlburili, ai.tl utllUr
! Western tl,t.lt 1srG Bskt,1 u
ItlH, eltltste4l IN Il strung
't'GDlsl!IIllnltt,sl to IIl4lkt
Ha.f,.lIlIr Allison. nf tt,wH,
1.-The next ireretllry 1f
Tho Treasury.
, 1880-11-25

YORK CltAIrE1s, NJ. III. X. y. M.-So Cnnvoca- :.
ton this TI1arst!Hy DsenlsG. Nov. ~ l,est ltD AM
Hul! Ct,nrpci IT tfls ClMitcr will DO l,1A ghurs-
day evanns, Dee !. iss1 9t ?:.A H. I'f ot4eT =,
GUY r. GOU1.D Hccrutary.
, 1880-11-25

Cincinnati f'n9Iisrrr.
IT. Is t'ejI.'rtgtf tilllt.ltI.
HtE'1i AltHlIll k,sty lnail
trying III Net Wltslt.
!,tlrflU fnin tinrtinlli'H
i'nlllllet III H,GlptIlr,' tJt
tho 1rctlaiIry.
, 1880-11-25

GhfcagO NkMttnH Rihk.
Corner Of Michigan avenue nnd Congress atrcct
Open duy arenlnH
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I)csplancs street, A0twcct Mndlsnh md Wnshfn
ton. fnrtuly entertainment. Aft1rnoUH altd ev0nsn
, 1880-11-25

tentrsst Music Hall.
Corner Hf Itntlu1pl md Stntn streets. Entertain
xnent by the 1.sta Cemeert Company.
, 1880-11-25

GRIND tsprrn-f1onsr.
f,1ntk street, opposite Curt flDtsc. EnEa2e-
n,rnt If HtlHn,I, INIT Edcsoft. ~ Hu1lcn Gnnlc.'
Alttruoun anl evening,
, 1880-11-25

idnuIey'n Theatre.
tkandolrh sfrcH hctwpen tlark md In snlsc. En-
EagcInfnt or Willis EIonfh'a "Sp,ras" ,toHIpHtlJ.
"IIsc.sns; ur. Fun In Photograph Gallery" Afsgf-
uuen nilu evunnE.
, 1880-11-25

ny MA,1.-IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r}.Eraats.
f,itx pttttt,,n nrp ycar ..stD
surt. III y,,nr ,,nt tunf ,..........,.,,,.. LOU
ffny hn,j SutlIr nm Y,,nr, 1f.H0
-,,r.ttNx 1'r irwin r. ind EntrnY itrf Ytnr,. ,tNt
titt,mny WtIifIrs,inr ui fr.lnf. i,cr ycAr,, A.Un
rot,,,HSs r sunday fl-trn nil i,l t,te ytHf 35tt
Any t,tiirr lns ns,f ynnr r..,....,...,...,,, X.0D
WEEKLY Et>trtDS--irlsrl'A1t
tnr cnJF. tnr yrnr. ns,W
NJ
Twrnty-hB chpita. *0'oV
Frrr!.nrt ctltiut sent FREQ.
tiIyc i'ust.UGeu a,ltsrcss In full Including Connly
and state.
l.c,ptnncrs bn made rlstnr by rrnst cxrrosst
ruxt-utltc utcr III rcsiaosci latter. at our risk
III CITY SttsaClslltt:l,a.
I,ny. y.tcIivorm, SUNDAY exccpte y. cunts not wcok.
Lny hu,lrorrtl, Sunday Included :tta cnhts tt week.
As...r.a THE TAinuHE tl>MrAHi,
Gunner Madison and 1Iaarlmru-ats.. chz4o, Ill
, 1880-11-25
ANtUAiitl EMS.

1Enverfy's Thcstrr.
rrartotu aIrrpt turnes nr Nnrrr. Enenromcnt
Of i.eavitt's English Orurl urlcs1Mu Gomra,y "i.a
Flllp uu TnEMbutlr 3tnJ0r." AIternuun nul uycnlux
, 1880-11-25

hTcTickrr's Theatre.
hn1ls1n street. tctween stntc nnl foarbos11. ls'-
euscncns Ut tho uuscs,e-1lui,pcr Ettnany. "una
Hundred Wives" Afternoon nnu HyrnluE
, 1880-11-25
srisrntste 't'l,cntrr.

sliyrnutc 'fhcnfrr.
t1nrt street, between l.akn and Randolph. EncnEc'
ue,,t IT tho l't ltounuy Combination. vnrIoty en'
ivf.nlH:aunt. AftetnoeM usd ey9nlH4.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03
cAnFrELD IN BAD csmPaxT-

A p-r8anlBent Reysbhe3n Journal II
New Iork has the courage TO pratt The
following IN refereDee 10 Garfield and has
his associates On the Republican, ticket
OF the De Gayer charge we cannot
TINS week speak with accurate knowledge.
But II may be SAID ID b0Ss Il and the
Credit Mobsher affair that General Car
field and has advisers viii do well not 10
PASS them oTer ia Silence ~ mere CAM
pasgn md They VIII strengthen his
friends a. well ~ 1Dsef his enemies By
producing q fail statement ID has q o.
both stories, because the facts have faded
from the pab5e mind and Il is thas "a
tie power Of has opponents 10 rewednee
them with CLOSES and embellishments
which may make them very damaging
This is rendered All The more necessary
by the extraordinary course Of tbs Con
r~ention IN putting General Arthur, the
very embodiment Of machine politaes.
and who is only knowa 10 fame as the
silent and faithful henehnan OF u II
the Bosses. IN the second place On the
ticket HIS safety ID this position lies
In the fact that the voters cannot get al
him If thsy eonsd there is hardly ;
3 doubt that be would be scratched
out Of sight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03
STATE N COAST.

Peter Dev1e Friday shot and killed
David Richards. At Park City. Utah, last
Saturday.
Annie Cora died almost instantly at the
house Of Mollie Malone. corner u Union
and D streets. Virginia City.
Congressman Daggeit il just nov being
flashed across the continent He Is tx
pected in Virginia City about the 9Th Of
next month.
Rev. Father Monogue and Joseph Nal
Ion left Virginia City Fog Europe last Sun
day evening They will make q to1r Of
the continent.
Forty miners were discharged. Monday,
from the Bullion mine, tke eonneetion with
the drift from the Ward shaft making their
employment no longer necessary.
L. Booth. for some years bead engineer
al the Savage, left Gold Hill Monday night
for Eureka He goes 10 take the position
Of head engineer for the Rsehuond COM
pany, AID viii Also have charge Of the fur
nxces.
Miners In the Sutro Tunnel complain Of
the rats In the headers and Of the nnmer-
GUS bats II the functions Of the tEo
branches. The former persist In getting
into the lunch baskets when opportunity
sHord-; the latter trouble the mules by
flying about their heads.
Work has recently been diseontinued on
the 500-foot level drifts VI the Argeuta,
says the Tmes-Reyiew. and the operations
in the mire are 1t present confined 10
clearing out the 2o0-foot Level east drift
preparatory TO letting q contract for the
extension Of tie sasss; and 70 sIoping sui
phuret ore above the 300-fooi level. Ar
raDgements are 10 be made shortly for
Stopping and hosting chloride ore, . con-
siderable quantity Of which is in sight.
We are not informed as TO when the mill
Will start up on this ore. but il will prob
ably commence running BY the middle Of
next month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03
WHITE PINE.


AkeExh OE from Inc
News Of Thursday.
Hons. II. A. Comins and u. w. Perley
came in from Ward last evening. The
Senator and ex-senator are looking well.
Our local officers should ferret out the
wretch who sells whisky to the Indians,
and make an example Of him Tor her,
Eberhardt. for the first time since its
existence, Is without . saloon. The Good
Templars did it. The motto Of this tenn
peraDce organization il :" l."
Cherry Greek is going TO celebrate the
Fourth in grand style. Our correspondent
promises 70 gather up all the good things
said and done for our next issue.
The Seymour Democrats Of Treasure
Hill, though regretfiDg the defeat Of their
fayorite. gave Hancock . rousing send-of,
Thursday evening. They built bonfres.
fred of giant powder cartridges. and
made the hill fairly blaze with their DEM
onstrations Of enthusiasm over the nomi-
nation.
Oar town is already decked in Fourth
OF July attire. The traditional evergreen
adorns the business places on Main street.
As also several private residence. Though
few in numbers, White Piners are full Of
patriotism and permit no community to
Guido them in their display Of that COM
modify.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

The Mexican Government VIII not
consent that General Hatch should fol-
low the Indian chief victor5o, whom be
has been chasing for several months. over
the frontier into MEXICAN territory. This
il not very obiiging On TIE part Of nj
Mexican neighbors, bnt it does rot giFe
. reasonable occasion for adverse eriti-
eism- They are In the right We can
neither claim, as . matter Of course. that
they should expel Victoria. nor that they
should admit our troops- If Victoria
viii only stay where be ia. well and good.
We shall be rid Of . troublesome outlaw
to whom the Mexiezns are welcome.
Bat should yictorio make his present
refuge his headquarters, while he Skin.
mishes across the border and despoils
American citizens or the property Of the
United States, the situation will then be
changed Under such circumstances the
Nexic2ns will have the choice Of three
things they must either restrain and
punish yietorio themselves, or permit Us
TO do 80. O begin a promising quarrel
with this country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03
PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.
Meeting Of b W@rk1BSHnen-A
stsrsny Session Preparing 10
Celebrate the Teurth Total
Wreck Of the German Bark
Nesxz-

10y Telegraph 70 NE ssnt1Esll
sAE FEAxc1soo, Jnlr 2-Ths Working
mems STATE ConrsrTun held M adjourned
nesting last night for fhs purpose ID d.
fuing the pasition Of the party Oh .
Presidential contest Only three delegates
were present from pztss5e the city The
proceedings were very sumnlTuOns. and
gresi difference Of opialon vas manifested
~ 10 ~endorEing lhs Dsnocratle nominees-
A resolution was adopted 10 ask Kenrnss 10
dsfDe has position. after which il adjourned
11 ffas evening. The proceedings made
II more than sFer evident THE width Il the
split between the two Wings Of the party.
The Stock Boards adjourned ihls evening
until next Wednesday. Tomorrow and
MondnF The Produne Exehl1gs, bAuks and
principal business huuses VIII be elosed
The wsrf Ct dse0rs4dng the CITY for Tbs 9Th
ID being Hef1ra1T pushed
Adrleak received Fl fhe MerekEnts Tx
change, from New York. report thai the
German bark fsgtEs from New Castle Eng
land 10 SEn Francisco, was Totally wrecked
On TIE coast Of Patagonia June 3D. No
particulars reeadred-
Best d Ba3ehsr lsr5es IL assessment Ct
50 cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

5scrses IN France. The Spanish GoTsrn-
rezf has granted numerous sfF11csfAons
fsr permissaon 20 estHtIlsb II MAdna and
many parts Of the penznsu1s Donns'er9es
Ind Jesuit colleges The greatest sFmFEf-
1hy il shown for tire geEuits by D Court
ErlsiocrhrF. sBd by al canssss q society
CoEsTaEIIEoPIE- July Tine foreagD
Secretary has informed the EnhhHshoors
Of the Powers sirns the Porte cEnDof co1-
sent &c the cassion Cd Dulrlgro 20 Monte
negro
Tbs snrol1Denf C r~o1un1ssrB Is HcnftlE
and openly processing
L0ED0E, July Pin the Huust o. Com
zaunF Sir Charles Dixie confirmed TIE
statement that the PleB1poseDE1sr1es n
Berlin had arrived n . unaIlDoEs Agres-
meDf II regard 10 the GrseE frontier he
Esad II Ind nof ret been decided bow to
o0nmunleste their decision 20 tbs Porte
snd Gr16ce-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

THERE appears to be the beginning Of
q crusade against excessive tobacco-smok-
ing. Germany has recently passed laws
prohibiting boys under sixteen years Of
age smoking on the street. It is pre-
sumsd that parents will see that they do
not smoke elsewhere. In Paris an anti
tobacco society has offered various prizes
for treatises showing what deleterious
effects follow the use Of tobacco. 1t il
claimed in Russia that smoking fire.
quently makes men color-blind. and acct
dents on railroads are frequently the in
direct result Of the use Of the weed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

The announcement Of the nomination
Of General Hancock, says the News Of
June 18th, gave very general satisfaction
TO the leading Democrats 10 Wall street.
In the Stock Exchange bets were offered
800 to $50 that Hancock would be
elected, and the brokers were very en-
thusiastic- Messrs. Bowler q Wallace
offered to wager 81. 900 on the election Of
the Democratic nominee. Z. S. Elliott
offered to wager $500 to $3.50 on Han
cocks election Mr.. Wormser offered to
bet $500 the same way, and w. l. Ken
nedy offered to wager $3.50 that Hancock
will sweep the State. No beta were taken.
but ]. r. Dillon offered to wager that
the stock market would drop from 5 to
10 per cent. the day after Hancock's
election. VIM. l. Scott has telegraphed
an offer to bet e25, 900 on the election Of
General Hancock. Here is q chance for
Trenor w. Park.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

GEORGE DAILY predicts that within
five years the gold product Of Leadville
will exceed its silver product" The
Homer Index man predicts that long be-
fore the expiration Of that time the cor
pns o. the meddlesome little runt viii be
q loathsome mass Of worm-eaten nasti-
meas, if he don't learn to cultivate a civil
tongue. From his boyhood he has been
a creeping. crawling. bung-sucking syco-
plant, and has wriggled his way into po.
sitions which he was totally incompetent
to FILL He knows absolutely nothing
about practical mining. and less. if pos
sibls. Of the proprieties and decencies Of
good citizenship.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

PORTLAND. Jaly 2-ThA river has not
risen here more than fhree4fourfhs a an
inch during the last twelve hours, and is
about al q stand now 1t is believed that
the worst il passed Great damage TO prop
srfy il reported along the Col1mbias both
Ii Oregon and Washington Territory. and
many farms are completely submerged and
vegetable, fruit and grain crops totally de-
str0yed-
The Cowlitz Mission fCsfbolicl WAS en-
tlrsly destroyed by FIRE yesterday. This
mission WAS built IN 1883.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

James Elliott died in Paradise last Tnes-
day. Deceased was about IS years Of age,
and was Justice OF the Peace Of Paradise
township. He served in the war. after
which he emigrated to California, and sub
.sequenily to Paradise Valley, where he re-
sided for several years. The funeral was
the largest sver seen in Paradise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

The success OF Mile. Nevada In opera Ia
sn assured fact, for the London Times
speaks OF her At Her Majssty's Theatre. al
ternating with Minnie HAuk. Marie Rose
and Nilsson 10 Carmen" No higher
proof Of her ability could be given.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

When you see married people particu-
larry conspicuous in their endearinents in
public, you can conclude that there would
be room for a ~four-yesr-old elephant be-
tween them when at home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

Go-D Bill July 1.-Two MINERS. Dun
can A Befbuns aud John Abbot, were in
Etanfly killed IN the Cnioa shaft tins
morning by q falling WILL plate which
slipped from the 800 leTel, and struck tbs
men III the 2.510 station
CARsoE. July 2-Tbe Eorkmen On tia
Marrow Gange Bodie EKiension hare struck
for two dollars 4 day. al advance Of fry
ee1Is oTsr Old rates Ye-ringtOn hEs inst
leiI for the scene u action IL q buggT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

The Ute pappoosss lmay yet be old
enough TO take . hand 1t q massacre be.
fore the new treaty is ratified and car
risd out. Colorado is likely to winter
Ouray and his tribe once more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

Mrs. Fletcher Webster is building q
handsome residence on the site Of the old
Webster homestead at Marshfeld. The
great elm tree 10 still standing there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03

BE~1LA1l4RH4A sAt [-AAN 4p1SNAS
better from Senator Don CEnerun wHs rs-
esared to-day
EsrrT ErzFErB gP11Esk Ark
, June q, 1890
To L M~uETGgKEET Bonn. ESQ., M
Dens Sri hsrs y0sr h1sar Ct THE 76tb
instant and N reply to i ] c113a say THAI
] EErse fully ~ 10 TIE ll1ure "a the polu-
ca euntesi. and a. far re NY heath VIII
permit VII 30 al ] CAD 10 bs1p keep II
power the EsyubhcEa purity. bat 81 70 taxi
ing lie Craftsmanship d Ire National Com
u5ssee fhni ! esu B8f de-. for THE reason
falH1 ] an physieEilF unable to undergo the
labor wh5eh necessarily bslongs 10 the po-
siflon- IfouBd nyeet after the adjourn
mfnf II Congress. rsrF much broken
down / was- therefore. compelled 30 afEu-
don al mr business AFFAIRS although theF
hEa been collecting during TIE entire Res
sion Of Congress. aud ] game here T14h The
hops q Saving my teal1A ] ED obliged
under the Adrlee q nv aacBeg, 30 renaip
here several weeks. 1hsre5OrEs you zee il is
impossible for me 10 90 to Fou as well az
Other friends tA1nk ] eBght TO do during
tine campaign Tua usr rest assured rilns
a. SON ne ] I'm wsu enough I shall give
ny entire ezergy II / member u ire Com
nittee 10 the great work wbrh Is before
rs Eours truly,
IEixnsd-s J. D. CzMEEox.
Report Of RepaSIBeas COMMITTEES
ON Organization
INV T0EK July The report o the
COMMITTEE On Organization recommends
Governor Jewell. Of ConDse1ieut, for ehEir-
mans and s. W Dorsey. Of Arkansas. for
secretary Il Tie Republican National Con-
mistee- The following Executive Com
mites YVES chosen. HUraes Davis. u Cab
forn1a- James q DebeEuxs q Georgia.
John C. New, Of Indiana; y3o- e Burnett.
Of Iowa. J90- a Martin Of Kansas H. c.
WarmDfb. Of LOEisiEna- gDo- N ForDes.
Of Massachusetts. Chauncey J. Flley. Of
Missouri, William Z Chandler. Of New
Hampshire; George A HElsey, Of New
Jersey Thos- C. Plafi Of New York; W.
r. CenadEr, Of North Csr0lins; WIN z
Cooper. Of Ob5e; J. d. Cameron Of Penn
~syaFanla; G. w. Hooker Of Vermont. JDo.
~ Mason. Of West Virginia; Elh1 E1os.
Of wisconsin, r. G. Mccormick od Arizona
Stephen 3. ElEins, Of New Mexico A
resolution WAS passed calling for Il DeefiDg
u the National Com littes On the 18th q
October. then the resolution proposed III
A914 94@4f DCEA4E N4A " &LbDA 9PS4-
The Executive COMMITTEES organized by
eleetiDg Marshall Jewell chairman. and s.
" Dorsey secretary Horace Davis YVES
named ~ the member fB1 California Of the
Western division Of the Executive Com
Diftee-headqasrters sf Chicago This
division viii be under The charge Of Gen
Logan Gov. Jewell md Secretary Dorsey
were empowered 10 select permanent head
quarters for the committee.
a Mother Kills Hex Three Children.
NEW YoEK, JuIy Mary O'Connor. As
years Of age. Of No. As Waller sFenRe, Jer-
sey City, killed her fhrse children during
last night. Mrs. O'CoDDor has bsen sick
for q long time. suffering from malaria.
and has been unable TO take care u her
children, and she thought that by killing
them they would go to heaven.
A Degree Conferred.
New HgrEs, July AIT the Tale Com
mencenent the honorary degree Of Doctor
Of Laws was conferred npon President
Hayes.
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Attention, All

Mr.. ]. D. FARMER. OF THE NEW YORK
Vl STORE. will continue to Sell at PRIME
COST the remaining stock until the 9Th inst.
when the rest will be packed up for removal
to Salt Lake ciy. Those knowing themselves
indebted to the New York Store will please
come forward and pay at once. and save costs
OF Court. ]. D. FARMER.
Eureka, June 30. 1880. jyi Iw
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-29

the island of long pond, (where the load
was DRAWN and climbed tree to wit
ness the failure but no failure came and
the load was delivered to White & Whit
temore's mill amidst great hurrahs. The
load consisted of thirteen spruce logs,
measuring 2Ol2 feet. Scribner's measure.
The load was drawn by two horses
weighing about 900 lbs. apiece. The
logs were drawn over two miles.-Mor-
riSUiUe Citizen.
MURDER.-A deadly ARRAY occurred
at Underhill on the 18th. At about 6
p. M, Joseph Dexter and his three hired
men, Blodgett. Morehouse and Weston,
were taking their supper when Victor H
Lovely came into the yard and began
looking over the builnings. Seeing him,
Mr.. Dexter went out and an alteration
sprang up between the two men. Mrs
Dexter, fearing for her husbands safety
told the hired men to 60 out and protect
Mr.. Dexter. They went out. when
Lovely drew revolver and struck Blodg
EFT violent blow on the head, knocking
him down, shot Morehouse through the
head and fired two or three shots at the
rest of those present, fortunately no
hitting them. The would-be murderer
then fed. A warrant was immediatel,
issued for his arrest. but his arrest is no
yet reported. Morehouse is dangerousl,
wounded and his situation is critical.