davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-02

TIE NNT4I1s
JtspGr Dnt'MMt,a1>--fn chntnllrrs.
JUNE 1H6,tn1Err-Not III CURT.
APPELLATE CouKr-l,.,4,5, o. Opinions nso
nj t0 II. nj.
Ju1s7E GAny--,l5, GIG to 5e5. inclusive, except
tn. M cusc OH trial.
JUDGE Ssttrn-prom!nary call: Nns. FOL to
Vii, Inclusive. ltrremptury cnll: 1lt. III. IA.
iii, 7lp III, ~, 3Js. No. fus, btenxcl vs. Her.
fNa.i. Ill trfn1,
.iupaE JAMEsos-Chnnccry b,,siiseas ail dny!'
,btHiHNlilY ut N:iH II. III.
fEDuE llt,uE,ss--Suvernt railroad contlcmna-
tlOn cnacs Set casu t,5l0, Higgins W. Mu1Iroc,
u, triut. s.
Ll;lHiE MnnAS--7:. mud 70 to 100. Inclusive, OK
crpt 70, 81. VI. II, AMI u. M tAsu I'll lrinl.
.ItiHIE isAnxuM-.su cntI. M. II nf oil calendar
oil henrip.
.It!IHlE Lb0M1s-t'ondetnnnt1 cases Nos III,
liz, LEI, tl.l, Iii. md i,l..
JutH1s JaMEs!s-ClttMisAL Coutr- Ca1npbell
murder ttso Oh ttjui.
, 1880-03-02

WIS p,r,yrt,, letters ttssamentary wrro issued
tn Pauline f,rnnkc. aud her lNlil for sj,taN
WIS approved.
IN tic rstate Of John Mef'ann. the will was
rrnyr1t, trtters ipstanlrntary wtr. tSsitrtl 10
1Atrtrk EayAtf, and his bond for $1,000 nI'-
proved.
was proven, lrtturs lrstnnrlitnry wl'rr issued
IN Fl drl F. Klotx, atnl his lH'l'l f"r sl,2n
WaS approved. .
III tlie rstlto Of Francis Cnrnlrftl, letters
ng administration wGrc Issued IL Sarah =.
J.leI,, n!ut her bond fur St,0W WIS approved.
in lliu ESTATE nr Carrie ifMbr'a,In. lrt.''s.nf
administration were tssnelt to NDrlnan ".
AI!Ilanl, atul his !r,.tl for 500 Wy: appror:t'.
,rlrlIlary we're Issued to Edward ijngput,
nnd his bond for 81, eco WIS Improved.
, 1880-03-02

ChicnRn, Harrington d Quincy Hatlrosd.
fsr Mapr, t'utdn-noOke Tituo-1nt1es. aIospinxN:at
Accommodations. npply ht any Of the fo!UHlnR
ftck4t-otres u thsC Company IN EhcnRo: @ Clark
IT,, ,t:rant Pacific ltnc. hrlnk's Express once to1
tEitnnn.av.. GRIND Central Dcpot, oornrs Cnna! and
f!1tecDth-sta Enlnrr ftnus9, Aud curn9r Canal And
Mn4.xun- -nls. ton Nqst SidG}. '..-
, 1880-03-02
s'isA.r1; COURTS.

E'FATE COURTS.
Otto II. Kresse commenced II suit ynster-
t1ay nguinsi' II. +. n. Klml1att, l:,lwar! y.
Irask, aud W. j. AtcDonnug'i, clalning
s5,OU damages.
Josrpl, .tpr.lan tcgan II suit for s., ,Do0 dam
ngrs ugnltst 1'atrirk trl.rirll, Timothy Nit
honey, .ttnl August fitettner.
II. ". EtH,tt. i. u. 1'or1ctt, md Samuel
Ilutelings brought suit for s9,0o against
JOHN E.. Iliitul1. ...,... ..,....
l'alltck .Fnrre,l commenced MI action III
ircs1Hlss against 1oaepll Ssnrktt.I, .luit j..
Stackfo.E+ md SAMUEL j. Glover, laying dau,-
ages I'll $500
, 1880-03-02

Pullman Hotel CArs th.1ugl7, bat tweeu Chi.
tagn and Council uuha On tho train loarlnR Chicago
1t IIl.al r. M.
tntcl cars west OF EtlicnRo.
a-tlctHt corner Of Wells and Ktnxte-stA
t-Uapot c0rn1f OF Cannl nRi Knzio.1tA
, 1880-03-02
CIJNARI) MAIL LINE.

Sailing twce wc"k 10 mud frH.n i!ritis r"sts i'ns'
liMblttl Noltnst, nd l.s,H ieFsy " lt~"s. sntuA.
GoMttuny'a tIir,, ts,r,,sr tiArk and kLndolpl-sS,
ChGpEu, brufta r II! ntH! upwards. Ut nTcxi ratus.
H. ii. III fi:itSt: I'll. i;unI WtstsEn Auunt.
, 1880-03-02
Leave. | Arrive.

Leave, | AfIlv8.
Milwaukee Expross. ........... + 7:s5 nj i.t5pm
AtitmhMkrB Et ttss. ~ $40 t1 1850
Milwaukee,, 1T, Iaul + Minno- jl9:tu mil 4aJ p
M,lls FL r-s t,7tisA. II pabl ptnf* TAU
Cree, Lar Mennslla, nnd APP .!J:11 NIL l0f "a
prt0H Express .f1llIs. ...... Il v:U ult 1C1 M
Milwaukee,. LsnilEpH. Er1.irig duj
i'hlen. luwn, and tkntn Ex.... IL 9:OG nt 100 n
EtptGuS Point AEhnn0 Ex. II 4;u s1t 1U q
Milwaukee. Mnafson. nnd i'tnste|
Chten Tx press. is1Q:l9 N i:N m
I4bcrtyvtlln AccDrnsod1t ~ f:15 psn* HH m
All tr,tts rnn vta Milwaukee. Tickets for It, Paul
nnd MInnrnpns Euttd either vta Madfsnn and
pruEiu un Eh!eH, or ria t41 Crosse and Wih0aA-
1ittHals Central NAiIrond.
Depot foot nf take.at and foot Of
I1ckst Dnlcs, LII Hnniotph.aL, us4f Clark. Gsxn1
Pacific n1toL and Fntnlaf liouSo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

Devotional exercises by Rev. H. f. HILL rector of Christ
church, Montpelier. journal OF Saturday read and ap
proved. . . ... =
OF Bradford by request H. PSI, act entitled act for
the recognition and encouragement OF the state mla to
military affairs All members of the state militia
shall be relieved from doing duty tutes during their
stmen perpetually relieved after having the
In military capacity for fifteen longer.
Members OF the state militia shall be exempt from poll
during their enllstment.l
nv Mr. MORRILL, Of Canaan, II. 49, an act TO egalize
the grand list Of the Of Canaan for the year 1885, to
com. grand list
by Mr. ABELL of West Haven H. 80, an act requiring
certain railroad trains brakes operated the
gne 10 com on railroads. RAILROAD passenger trains 10
provided with brakes operated from the by the
engineer, under penalty OF SO for each violation.l
The Woodsfock dqKedacf-H ls2. an act to incorporate
the Woodstock aqueduct company was passed.
PensioHfRg jHi1es-s 65 act relating designations
OF judges OF the supreme court unfinished bus
ness the question being the passage OF the bill
Mr. COBB OF STAFFORD said thai he dsked exceedingly
to make himself conspicuous In the house In He
reluctant TO be In opposition 10 the great majority for
he generally deferred the superior ability and learning OF
the gentlemen who were advocating the blu But he could
Il II stood doing He did believe that
people OF Vermont would Justify the legislature In tile
passage such law lie did believe that the people
wished them establish any such precedent There
don OF things Judge Pierpont toeraby OF his
salary of 81 500 per for the nextwo years To post
pone action then would bring no hardship upon him. Let
walt until the session OF the legislature and mean
while the people consider the subject and their repre-
sentatlvea know what they wish to be done In this
matter lie did oppose this bill any niggardy spirit;
but because he believed the measure TO be unwse danger
without precedent the people would not approve
and opposed To the spirit OF our Institutions He should
offer factions opposition TO the passage OF the hill.
Mr.. HAPGOOD OF Peru offered an amendment as TO
served twenty-five years aud arrived at the age of sxtysx
years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

and HOMER Z. ROYCE Of St. Adams, having re-
ceived majority OF the votes was duly declared
elected first assistant judge of the supreme court
for the two years from and after December LIST,
1880
For second assistant Justice of the supreme
court, Mr. FIFIELD of Montpelier nominated the
Hon. Timothy r. Redfield, and Senator billing
ham of Washington, and Messrs. Grout of New
port and Thompson Of Irasburgh seconded the
nomination, whereupon, no other nomination
being made, JUDGE REDFELD was elected by
a Uird vote.
For third assistant Justice of the supreme court
Senator BLODGETr Of Caledonia nomn ted, and
Messrs. Smith of st. Johnsbury and Blair of
Barnet seconded the nomination OF, the Hon.
Jonathan Ross Of St Johnshury. and there being
no other nomination, JUDGE ROSS was elected
by a UiUd U0ce vote
For fourth assistant justice OF the supreme
court, Senator GLEASON Of Orange nominated,
and Senator Gleed of Lamoille, Senator Start Of
Franklin, Messrs, Booth OF Morristown, Palmer Of
Jericho, Manning of johnson, Ely-Goddard Of Ely
and Hinckley OF Chelsea, seconded the nomina-
ton OF Hon. II. Henry Powers Of Morrisyille, and
there being no other nomination. JUDGE pow
Frs was elected by n rird uOce vote
For 9TH assistant justice OF the supreme court Mr.
MARTIN of Londonderry nominated the Hon
Wheelock G. Veazey of Rutland. The nomina-
Lane of Mt. Tabor Briggs Of Brandon Cohurn of
Springfield, and Senator Dunton OF Rutland, and
there being no other nomination, WHEELOCk
G. VEAIEf was elected by H RIA coce vote.
fOr slAth HrslhtAnt Justice Oh the rupftint court,
Senator DUNTON Of Rutland nominated the
Hon. William H. Walker OF Ludlow. He paid a
high tribute to Judge Walkers learning, ability
and integrity; he would perform his duties II
elected, with credit to himself and benefit to the
state.
Mr.. COLBURN Of Springfield said that II there
was to be a sixth assistant judge, he would pre-
fer to have Judge Walker elected TO that position
rather than any one else But he did not believe
that one was needed and he therefore moved
that the joint assembly adjourn for one week, To
meet at half past two In the afternoon.
Mr.. HINCKLEY OF Chelsea seconded the mo-
ton and Senator Henry OF Windsor objected
Mr. BROWN Of Grand Isle rose to point OF
order that motion to adjourn was not debatabe,
The chair ruled that the point was not well taken
because the motion TO adjourn 10 day GER
tain and that motion was debatable.
Senator HENRY continued and said the legis-
lature was as well prepared now to elect judge
as 1t would ever be,
Mr. COLBURN Of Springfield spoke in favor OF
his motion, In behalf of the taxpayers of Yer
mont, who wanted the expenses cut down al
much az possible. II we did not need seven
judges then We should not have them
Senator PAUL supported the motion oil MT
Colburn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

away the twodollar property clause BY making \, op
py io%ns and nI without ss d saf yss
reads Women shall have the same right 70 vote as men
school commissioning T. town, and cities and the same
right to hold Office reat9g to cl9o sas The question
Mt. TAFT Of burlington said that women were more y
1essrs. cHAFEY Of Albany and ALLEN of lIlnesburgh
mArGooD q Perm offered s%spd line, 70 the
ss maj Soe %So wsn ply Sse %
Mesrr. PRIEST Of Barre, raft Of burlington and Wilcox
OF q oppc Ss DE
most enea Women dsse the ballot lie believed that e
cradle and CRIB were the places to deposit voter and not
other man eectoneerins there Home WAS womans sphere
THIS III was bni the entering wedge for something more
men the sIrage IN all elections Il women dld Their duty
MT Mr. coLBTRS of Springfield opposed Mr. IIapgood,.
amendment bnt said he in favor of the other amend
MIR. ELY GODDARD opposed the bill. Mr. Hapgood's
Nj: TAFT again advocated the amendments, and said
entitled TO - as members of the legislature.
NJ MORRILL, OF venom adyocasd the an NJ as
Mr. cHiPiS Of MiddieseS asked what rights the bill
really did confer upon and TO what classes OF
MI. TAFT said II conferred the same rights women
Unless tax payers they could not vote
women would be enabled to vote by the bill.
ae Turner q RSd boSe a.fe y Grafton Hubbard
farnRa% Of west Fsiriee discussed amendments which
were adope and the third reading ordered for to-
morrow morning; yeas l40. nays4
Mr.. THOMPSON Of Irasburgh moved that the special
ders be ordered to lie for few moments agreed TO.
Mr.. THOMPSON moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the house concurred In the senate amendment to H.
On motion Of Mr.. TAFT of Burlington, this motion
| ordered to lie.
H. 1872 act declaring TO be eligible TO the offices
of clerk and superintendent, up specla
order and third reading ordered for morning
Senate bills referred.S. 49, regulate the prac
tice OF the courts Of chancery TO judiciary r. 10
prevent Justice from being defeated by clerical
verbal inaccuracies In indictments forgery
fetng to judiciary si2 act relating to pru
dental committees Of high and central schools to
education s. 81 act to amend act to incorporate tn,
St Adams Manufacturing Co.. to CON- on corporations
= 02 act In relation 10 the files and records OF the st
Abans municipal court to com on Judiciary s. 49, an ac
to abate and suppress nusances to Judiciary y log
an act amending the act incorporating the village Of ST.
bans ec to corporations. g. s0 act To ALLOW
belants and beeea In Of divorce TO be witnesses
10 Judiciary CON- s. 49, an act in amendment Of o
the compiled statutes relating to the appointment Of tow
agents for the sale OF liquos; TO gen. CON- g. 49,
simplifying indictments Of perjury and subordnaton o
perjury. TO Jud. com.
| The Hayden cdss.-The chair announced the appoint
special committee consider hill commit
the sentence of Edwin &. Hayden, Messrs. Hooker o
Bratteboro Briggs Of Brandon Cobb OF STAFFORD, Prizes
OF Barre and Sargent of Bethel.
On motion Of Mr.. FOWLER Of Randolph adjourned
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

gineers. signal corps. etc, VIII Be 90
900 men.
Baron .EafAaniel NJ Ksy.
The new iron-cIads Ulysses ~
Empire and "Imperial." the work Oh
which has been pushed forward BY Bal
ron Nathaniel Mckay. superintendent
Of the Imperial Navy Yard, are now a.
most completed, and the First Lord oI
the Admiralty, Lord George NJ. Robe
son, OF New Jersey, accompanied By D
numerous suite, win make an Official
visit to the Yard early next week.
Butler late in Inperial Allegiance.
We are eratified 10 be in position to
state that General B. =. Butler, Of Mas
sachusests, has al last taken the oath oil
allegiance 10 His Imperial Majesty, and
we are reliably iaformed that IL is the
intention Of the Imperial government
10 place the gallant General in posi-
lion where bis conceded abilities will
be OF service to the Empire. General
Butler viii arrive at The capital on the
5th inst.
Bearregard Gn Imperiai Commander.
Major General Beauregard, command
ing the Division of the South, gave q
grand banquet TO number oil the resi-
dent aristocracy al Mobile last week
The recognition Of General Beauregard
by His Imperial Majesty. and appoint
ment By Imperial order to the impcr-
tant command he now holds, created,
It will aforementioned. great enthusiasm
10 the South. General Beauregard, N
proposing the health Of His Imperial
Majesty, hoped that Southern society
would always be loyal to the Emperor
"a sentiment which was drunk with
repeated cheers.
Plotting Treason.
As we 20 to press we learn that dis
patches have Just been received by the
Minister Of War to the effect that sew
eral officers Of the Imperial service,
who have been for some times past sus-
pected Of plotting treason, and OF being
in correspondence with the enemies Of
His Imperial Majesty, were placed in
arrest at Albany, New York, last week.
The arrest was kept secret, but an in
vestigation left no doubt Of the exIs-
tence of dangerous plot to overturn
the Imperial government, and at sub
sequent court-mariial, which finished
its sittings yesterday, Eve Of the officers
we're found guilty on all the charges
preferred against them. They will be
shot at daybreak tomorrow morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
FOR TIE SENATE.

Msssrs EditoFs:-Ths friends Of R. JOHN
SON COTTON knowing his sterling worth and
representative ability request you to annoamee
him ~ . candidate Tor seat IN the Senate Of
Maryland st the next election 1881 and says Il
be win become aeandidats, be will be warmly
supported By
Nsv 81, 1879. Tur PsePEE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
n ESrEN SERVICES IN ST. ANDREWS
AND WILLIAM AND MARY PARISHES.


ST. Andrews Church.
Sundays, Feb. 18th and March It'll and 2lst.
SATURDAYS, Feb. l4th and March goth.
Tuesday, Feb. oath. Good Friday, March 25th.
The hour for all these services 10 30a. m.
ST. Georges. Poplar Hill.
Ash Wednesday, Feb llfh. Sundays, Feb.
22ud and 10th and March l4th.
Saturdays, Feb. 2lst and 2Sth, and March
18th and zTth.
The last service at sop. m. The rest at 10
a. m.
st. James's Chapel
Sundays, Feb. 22nd and a9th and March 14th
Thursdays, Feb. 2sth and March 18th at 10
q. N.
st. Peters, Leonardtowu.
Ash Wednesday, Feb. llth and Sundays, Feb.
18th and March Tth and 2lst at 4 p. N.
Wednesdays and Fridays until Holy Week,
and Thursdays, Feb. 18th and March 9Th ~ 5
p. m.
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th, at 10 am. Thursday,
March nth, At .. u.
holy Week, every day bat Friday at =. m
aud on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
D. N. JOSEPH W. MURPHY.
Feb 5. 1850.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Joshua Horner, Jr. & Co.
vs..
Mary z. Smith and B. Harris Camalier,
Admrs. of Logan o. Smith.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary scounty sit
ting as Court of Equity.
No. 496 N. e.
NRDERED this Bird day Of Feb. 1880. that
~ the sales made and reported By b. Harris
CamaIier, Trustee in this eause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
ON or before the LIST Monday OF March, 1880;
provided copy Of thisorder be published in the
St. Mary's BEAcos, once week Tor three suc-
ceesive weeks prior to the said LIST Monday of
March.
The report States that tract Of land called Part
Scotland sold for 81 $50, and tract ofland called
HALF Allowance sold for $50.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Feb 5, IssO-sw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

NGr"Ii hit yer" said one small boy
to another, ''yer'll be usin' yerself fer
snuff ter morrer."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

o. Prof. Ito student in Natural His
tory)-"M Mention six animals Of the fri
gld zone." Student leagerly)-"Three
polar bears and three seals"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

htO@ wv NA1sa's ~'-~ -'-''d
II has been officially decided by the
Minister Of Was that the new uniform
of the cavalry Of the line shall be some
what similar to those Of the German
Uhlans. The Imperial Guards wlll be
uniformed aifer the style OF the Royal
Life Guards of the British service, and
the Household Cavalry will retain their
present picturesque aud distinctive style
II y understood that The strength ofthe
army IN the time Of peace has been de-
cided on aller q conference Of the prin-
cipal officers Of rank at which His linz
perial Majesty presided. The effective
strength of the line, including infantry.
rava'ry and artillery, . well as the e.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

Sir Alexander Sheppard has, we are
glad TO announce, been again signally
honored by His Imperial Majesty, an
Imperial decree issued yesterday .ap-
pointing him to the responsible and lu-
crative position Of Court Chamberlain
We understand that His Imperial Ma
iesty has been graciously pleased to d.
reel that salary Of $50, QUO per annum
be fixed as the emoluments OF this hon.
orable Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-25

The Right Rev. Henry Ward Beech
or, Bishop Of Brooklyn. whose CONVEX
sion to the Methodist Episcopal Church
was simultaneous with His Imperial
Maiesty's accession to the throne, ar
rived at the palace yesterday. His
Lordship will enter on bis duties as I'm
perial Chaplain without delay, and will
preach before the imperial family at the
M. Z. Cathedral on Sunday next.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-09
Sham Butter In France.

Tho Paris Academy OF Medicine bas
lately E2Rde nn lnyestlga ation inTegayd 70
the henlthfnlness OF margarine, or oieo-
margarine, as we call IL. II seems that
complaints had been made 90 the French
Government iat margarine had been
substituted fJr butter In the Paris Luna.
tic Asylums, and the French Minister of
the Interior asked the Academy Of Med.
icine to give sn opinion upon the matter
In sanitary point of yicW. A commit
tee pf inyestigs,ioH vas appointed who.
found tlat the margafiRe was 90 ojdistaste.
ful to the patients and employees OF the
Asylums that ite use had been mostly
abandoned there, but further inquiry dc.
yeloped the fact this substance Is manu-.
factured on an immense scale In Paris
and its enviTons, and the determination
whether tho product is n wholesome one,
therefore, became of very, considerable
importance. BEGINNING at she bottom,
the committee give tho history of maYga.
rine. tseems that 81. MonEies, who IL nc.
ted as an cXperimenterjn iaapFoycd modes
of making bread, announced sorae years
ago the existence OF n new alimentafy
product which he proposed as an eco.
nomical substitute fo: Butter, under the
name of margarine, oieDmnrgarine, or
margarine butter, which consisted in The
mixture Of diluted milk with beef and
other fat, which had undergone an elab.
orate manipulation under high pressure
end an elevated temperature. This was
found TO ba unreHiunerative as O CONNER
cial product, and later manufacturers havo
added to the fat Itself not always of the
purcst quality from ten TO thirty per
cent ofa vegetable oil derived from the
peanut, -Shicb, being cheap, white, ino.
dorous and tasieIess,, effectually serves
the pufposb OF adalteEationS The report
OF the committee is against the use Of
margarine in the asylums, and Ia also ad.
vefde TO It's general use as substitute for
butler: The margarine as originally pre-.
pared iss ge longer az ebjeetof commerce,
being to0 dears That which hi actually
in use to, an sinadslrial pfodues open 10
various frauds. Vegetable oils are cs.
peciaiIy introduced, and If it Is etsy TO
decide by chemical Analysis whether q
given. product consists Of butter Or marga.
rlae, it Is very difficult to affirm whether
this margarine is pure or mixed with oils,
and vegetable oils are known to be more
difficult Of digestion than animal fats.
The Washington Star remarks that IL
VII WI be seen they manage these things
gresssinstituted an inquiry in the matter
and aentn committee Of investigation on
North the margarine manufacturers of
New York captured them and dined
and wined and whiskied them until they
didn't know animal fat from fusi! oil or
any other oil, and they came back and
repostel oie6margsEine to- DO altogether
Lovely, Id fact a little better than gem.
ai,.ae butter. Tho French margarine men
zero not smart butperhaps they knew
setter than to try tho Now York plan
upon the doctors there. The medical
fraternity OF France, or of this country
either, would not be so pliable as Con-
gressional committee. sEa
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-09
: TIN citv ca,,,nn;o, aon,n,,ttea oe

= The city campaign committee f,he
Democratic party in Philadelphia nave
notified the assessors and United States
supervisors of elections that, under the
authority, Of TIE committee, q careful
and accurate canvass of the legal voters
of each division Of Philadelphia has heen
made, the result Of which, compared with
the names now the assessors lists, shows
that over $4,000 legal voters have beeR
Intentionally dropped from the Rate by
fictitious names the number Of 4lg.
877, added thereto. The committe givea
noslce!that unleas the ass55sor's lists are
Immediately Spurged of oil sthes illegal,
fraudplentsaad fictitious nam aescontdifie
a::5 5sit::::s=:=s=s.==E=::.s.. .rE,,ai7 vot-
era added thereto, criminal proceedings
s:iil 10 commenced against tht assessors
during tho present week.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-09

-. ; = - -
= It had been supposed on tho death
OF Judge SpofioFd, that tho contest Tor n tiiis tii,
seat now held In the Senate by Mr.. Kel.
logg would terminal g Bal jnfoFniati0n
from Louisiana Is 20 the effect thatYths
movement against Kellogg'a d tenure. hiii
be pressed auithoht abateltaeht. IT. Is
said that the ground will be taken that
the death lof y 1dgc Spot FORD has created
81 Easapes, ihsd that Elbe IlSvarrior lof
sLouiaiana should appoint 8 person 10
fill the vacancy, who shall go to. Wash.
ipgton and press the case. The death OF
Mr. Sroaord canndtI of Eonssel hav6 ANY
effect TO prevent tho Senate, hit 60
chooses, from declaring that Mr. Kellogg,
waa not legally elected and. isN1os
enntlsd 70 thes asat btG faaay be qdes-
toned whether the Governor OF Iou;si.
una you'd undertake TO art In the man
mar saggesied in advance Of tho senate's
action. - IS - =,