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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-09-10
In Ghancerv,

STATE OF VERMONT, | Essex County Court,
ESSer county, IS. Sept, Term a. D., 1880.
Chas. NJ. Dyer and Gibbs L. Clarke ys. John
Darwood and Eliza Dacwood his wife.
Whereas Chas NJ. Dyer and Gibbs e. Clarke
of Brighton, Essex County, Vermont have
filed in Essex County Clerk office their pc
titi0n setting forth in substance that John
DarwOod and Eliza DarWood his wife form
erlv Of Brighton, but now gone to parts I'M
known, on the h day of December. A. D.,
1875 duly executed TO your petitioners mort
gage deed OF certain land in Brighton, Essex
County, Vermont, described s follows, viz
Being one acre OF and with the blu ldngs
thereon, on the westerly end of the land living
between the highway leading from the CathO-
lie Church to the Rail Road crossing nsar the
house lately owned aud occupied by Lorenzo
DanfoTth and the Atlantic & St. Lawrence Rail
RO I'll, cor the Grand Trunk Road. bounded on
the north by said highway, On the east by
side by said Rail Road and on the west bv
land owned and occupied by VIM. REYNOLDS
being he same land decided to John Ddrw wood
by Ma han HobsOn by decd dated January Is
1916, and recorded in Book 7, page 10 of Bright
on Rccords-Conditioned for the payment of
a certain promissOry note in writing bearing
even date with said mortgage and Signed BY
said John Darwo0d for the sum Of two hun
drOd ana nifty dollars, and payable to said Dyer
and Clarke or order on demand with interest
annually, and also other notes, accounts and
demands which the petitioners may have
against SdlU DttfNOOI WniCn IL now Justly
dine and owing together with another note
and account whicl the petitioners hoIdagainst
said John Darwo0d, amounting to five hun
dred and fifty dollars. Wnerefore the petit
bOncr5 pray tbdtthe equity of redemption of
said John Ddrwood and Eliza Darwood his
wife in the premises may be fOrCciosCd agree
ably to law
And ii being made to appear that the said
John DArwood and Eliza DarwOod are out or
this state sothat Il ubpnna cannot be served
on them, notice is hereby given to SAID John
DarwoOd and Eliza Darwood aud they are
hereby required to appear before the Court of
Ghanccry next to be held at Guildhall in and
for Essex county on the thii d Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER, A. D., 1880, then and there to answer
said petition and abide the orders and DEGREES
which shall be made therein. And the peti-
TONERS arc directed to cause this order and
the substance of said petition to be published
three weeks successfully in the Essex County
Herald, II newspaper published at Island Pond
in the town Of Brighton in said County of Es.
sex, the last of which publication shall be at
least twenty days previous to said Third Tues
day OF September, a. D.. 1880.
Dated at Guildhall this I'd day of August, A.
D. 1850. CHAS. L. BENTON. Clerk,
Z. NJ. Mansur and Geo. N Dale,
Attorneys for Petition
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-09-10
Positively no Circus Surroundings

And POPULAR AMERICAN ORCHESTRA
drawn In the MASSIVE GOLDEN CHARIOT
of MOMUS, will give at 10 o'clock each morn
ing a superb Parade Concert.
An Exhibition which the entire Press says
does all IL Advertises, and which returns far
more for the money than any show, at any
time or place
Doors open at and O'Clock. Performances
commence at 2 and o'clock,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-09-10
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES A. GARFIELD
c. OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT ,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR
OF NEW YORK.
ror PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,

,., William ". Lyndc, of BIettltboro
AZ b"l8e' / William Y. W Ripley, of Rutland
LIST. Dist. james X Batchelder of Arlington.
81. Dist Sumner S. Thompson of Lyndon.
81. Dist. David II. Beattic of Maidstone.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-09-10

A. a WEEK IN your own town, and no
" ~ capital risked. You can give the
DVVb business Il trial without expense
1.-The hes opportunity ever offered for
those willing to work. You should try nothing
else until you see for yourself wha- you can do
at the business we offer. No room to explain
here. You can devote all your time or only
your snare time to the business, and make
great pay for every hour that you work. Wo-
men make as much as men. Send for special
private terms and particulars, which we mail
free. So Outfit free. Don't complain of hard
times while you have such chance. Addres
II. HALLE'FT& CO.. Portland, Me-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-09-10

President Hayes and gen. sherman
Offer Some Wise Advice 10 the Poop
Of the West.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-09-10
BOOTS and SHOES!

. BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS or
fall wear, will sell at prices that defy
competition,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-09-10

STATE OF VERMONT, Essex County Court
Esser county, IS. Sept, Term a. D., 1880
Chas NJ. Dyer and Gibbs L. Clarke u.s. JOIN
Darwood and Eliza Dacwood, his wife.
, 1880-04-20

t"W-"olit&F1'NI nH'hS III tho JUICY e'c"n VI
sacea'ent !ehaeflo'h u 'n"r"ne" eookhh.
l'at Wnat is "le ""sclc"tnc c"'a'''',u'
10 TO! Ino phssie'"h 'et'S ''t'" .,o
lnnst en' hts oeo1 i"Ee' NJ ~ WI WI.
give HIN health ana Strength, Ine
'ete'lnhrs s"Eseo'. ac'ls ''',ti NV "'"es n'so ~
"eis u.ae "t ~ WI kaso i,''. u s;po.Mo"''
W." ~ ''"'s t,'s "'.seR hoa'". % ,'.. iii.
d" 'eha''t "l WHOM osufy , o''o ""',' o"s '.".' ~
"'la no otlo "e1'e' ''hst a1'.c so's '""k.
noe hlohe tnnerq"'oS's al'a .no'S'es l''"s aclN
enco IL t'hrl'nR 1T "sio'o'oln IMPLY .sIo'
la'ce' ols na'n,"A a'S1' n,1s,a'uA .,1a oe"'s
spc1es u, o'ou''.loisu"'Ma ~ t"". po.t ''n. ~
oeei cAe'ie '1p' h.'hes uio i'lt". u'H's A"t
Moa' No, eo''.s''' VIII n"ae."'''s s.,
ie'.eo ~ o.ol. WV ''tt'.o."' '.. %, o"..a
"so .s'l "S .''''t NUN u oui '1.s.o'! - o.H''
"i'. .l"' " o!nAs i"..eos". 's. ,' e"or 30 :,,.. ~
u"a '0s "t "i1'n."A n'o"n, .us'a.. n..s' y.
."pgtc"to"' l".a!. ~ - y. '.','o H..
:" '''o "us"pils''''cu .t's,s n'"H, 30 ~.
h"'h"a'oEy "1sea7u " "u'e" %no
~ "''e,e"' ""vn '.o.' 70 Nv posso % w.; W. .,a w.,
hl 10 kow t"' w. se,e ,,,a s',p IT, ''''' o.. eo
VI t''esa .lsss.'sa.ots' - a'1s -. W.. 1s:,
"ao ~ s..cli!l.y "".''.s ..aaa,., ~. A." ~
s"'' ''ao ".t"Ao 49,. NV rop" .,..sa ~. ~ ~
ss"' w s"oME tl"t Au'.1'ua s'.'s ~. .",,s
p"ehiss' ""4ei "'.s ,'.. ., ~ ,,,. a.o s'os ,'s.
a''u ti'Ata ~. ee"' VI VII "'o "s''''" "'e'
,ss .''e '.'e''.s. ~. .,' ,,..,a Inf. .o.,.
iuit"'e's ,uoto 20 1"r nt''e ~ ~
snoa's ~ "oN :. spu u ~ seso s'.,., n
.,. uo.' ts': a. ~ "s ~ u's "a. ~. .n.a
.Hfee'.3'toi' t4'o5 t'"' Jot "1 ~, '.s .,'
'oes' pI'ts' p''.s "'e ~.
, 1880-04-20

There appears to be race Of beings, most
ly OF scientific turn, who take n special de-
light IN lnnkfng others unllnppy, upon tito
prgtense Of announcing s0lte important dis
cUyery or ndding to tho general stock Of
knowledge. 4 favorit ileld of operation for
this clnss Is tllat OF gastronotny. They curl
olsly al,l with ilenlsA sort Of satisfaction
pry Into md scruliMlzc with microscopic and
uti,or tests the common articles OF diet, to
show that some fraud hos been pcrpctrated
In their preparation, or that mcrccnary trades
men llaye been turning dishonest pennies
through tho medium OF ndulteratlon, and they
nre usually successful In their quest, rs hn-
man nature even In tllls slay OF religious Ell.
Ilghtenment. Is only tolerably strong agnInst
temptation. Having succeeded In their inyes.
tigntlons they announce them with gusio,
and triulnphaHtly inform the unsclcntilie
thousands who havo been enjoying tho bliss
Ut Ignorance anl eatlng what they supposed
to be 1nnocuous ard healthy food that they
arc brcakfastlng, dining, aid supping upon
poisonous niMura1s nnd drugs. al!d drinking
all kinds OF tery, stonacl.1lestroying cosa-
pounds They tell them that their coffee IL
only beans, tlletr ten Is colored will. polsoi,-
0ns greens, their sugur Is sallttctl, their milk
II c',a!ket1, their tour Is full Of white cartli,
their mustard Is turmerlc, their sirup is ila-
yorel with old boots. their vinegar Is sui
plnarie ncld, their buttor Is oleuuargnrinc,
their wine Is principally made 0t stufTs that
never saw Il vineyard, ind their whisky IL
benzine and fuscl oils. So tlioy go through,
tho whole category, cundelnnIng every
tiling rs aslulteratcd,-no only ntlul.
tcrateu but unhealthy, not only unhealthy
but absolutely poisonous; ntld they tEtnnspl.-
n,atly point to the rnpltl I,lcr eass Ut oil. dis
eases mud tho origin Of new ones rs proof
positive that there IL death In tlla 1,nt, II! the
custer, In tic sugar.bow1, In the iEA,,lr-barrcl,
everywhere In tie pantry.
Hitherto these ya,.lals tayo let meat alone,
md the u,lscentttlc thousands, willis sa.lly
conscious that tho other dahcs Ut the break
fast and d!n,icr wero pu!sous, never o,.cu
suspected TINT thuir steaks, clous, md roasts
wurc not lms.cs., healthy, a1,sl llfe-giying.
, 1880-04-20

Ii
roker-playcfs epitaph: ~ncaven has
cntlcd HIM.
lIome-Rule is success only when implied
to American horses that get homo first.
Old song reconstructed for Str. Tilden's
benefit: II cipher a day that is silent and
gone"
An English journal says that 1Iessonier
paints very slowly. rrpbably tho old gentleman
Is working By tho day.
"SIng hey tho merry bu ldog and her a."
il the way II young NUN who won't to soe tho
ma'don and didn't, put It.
"Ohio Journaltst"-You would not DO far
ont OF tho way in printing nccounts Of boat.
races md ball-gamua under tho head Of "Edu.
oauonni Notes."
Il cabtegram announces tllat tho physicians
Of G0rtschnk01 hAya not givcn up hnpe; but
tho old man's friends Eaye up dostschakoR tho
minute they lear1led tint four lmpcria! doctors
had boon called,
1t Is pleasant to lcarn That tho King of Slam
that will shortly visit America is the First King,
AMI not tho Second. The people Of this country
don't want ANY old worn-out potcntates rlnC 10
on them as hrst-c9ass murArchs.
"Y0ung Lawyer"-Wo doubt ii the fatl.
uru ut the til0r 10 deliver your pants on timo
could bc construed into breash OF promise. II
you aro really determined to begin m notion,
'4o .A'9. -, "atu'"s1 ''"'"''o ~ n''~s
lne 1Allan oilganoa VINO recently capth!oe
enl. hlnFo AM optaIhed *sotN ransom 1dr A!n4
now hafo III ca'stoay nr. Mafasls' = uosm.s
natufa!at, sha oeiaana *o,No Tor n.e scteass.
The Blngcd brlgand evidently docs not drcadths
arp.
hy enIc4u'ty lNfus'nR 'ucett Anl.oo. ~
tno Ncm aosa a7"es' w 4eat9a taAl Rosocs 1ua
Iaas now ateaaa osof INC Wos.e1a os11 ana 49,.
, 1880-04-20

TnE careful New York correspondent NJ
tho philadelphia Ledger aays of tic report tint
Mr. Tidcn lRs written d letter To he read hcfons
tho Byrncusc Convention withdrawing his nams
from tho Presidential cnrvnss:
Your correspondent, simply ns matter NJ
news AMI without any pnrti.nn purpose whatso-
ever 7, subscryc. Ia til EH,e!tiun to nsscrt, Wiz
THO atfmnht emphasis, TINT these etntcmcnfs a.
without tho hhntl0w Of truth. Atr, Tiden, ym,
mny rely upon It. has written no such letter. and
mas nlAdc no statement. ycrfnl or otherwise. n
my person, wnrrnnttng any such Inference: nnr
Mots hr Intend tn write any such letter to ths
hyr'!cso Cniivetltt0r+ tlnr to tho Cincinnati Con.
scnnont nor to my othtr hUdy or pcrsHns.
, 1880-04-20
SPE01E-PAYMENTS AND THE LEa1sLA-
TON THEREON.

With thu nHraOftn1 tHaitq }u,twNRn EartAtnry
shers,nn and Ny. Mcllll W. have nothiny to l6,
asn 4 u n w. vye ~ ir IT, & w. mno
troversy has Yone quite inr esiough. hut ths
coasss y! Ins C,oAa0 THih6EE apon PUBLIC
tic occasion il appropr,aiU. As Tor Tic attitude
q rl!n . TMtDuNE M :.a tho t;icst!on u Resumption
pte. Il ~ WI % voenty asd paasjonateIy sxanst
the s1eu',tio, of the lay, aud anKriy III faSGr of
III IL vt,n.ra Mhiitv ~ II. ,rny nn4sttnn ~ MI ri
iss Professions ot Republican, prtnepIes, tbs
nnut % nInstn, T '4S' IF NV mnsh." n this NY
country.-Iosfon .ideefttser.
With the opinions and estimates Of tho Bos-
ton Advertiser US to tho "bancful Influence
Of THE CHICAGO Tn!nusE upon financial
or other questions, VIZ haye no quarrel. Tint
paper Is W free to hold thu teachings Of TllE
IIs1uuSE "banetul" as TI1E TRIBUNE is 10
llaye Its own optnIons Of the general teac-
ings of tho advertiser. Tho two papers l!ayc
wl,lely-tll1ering Judgments as to wllat ought
to bo the National policy, md theru IL no
seeming prospect of any agreement. Tho
points OF difference are so well defined, tho
policies auyocatctlare 80 clearly attagonist!c,
tint there is no Justification OF ,lccesslty for
either to sn!srepresa1,t the other.
, 1880-04-20

THREE Republican County Conventions In
Iowa adopted autl-thIrl- tug1n resolut1ons-6cott,
Floyd, Rnd Gtl,ndy. THx TRIBUNE has alrcAdy
published those passed. III Floyd aud Bcott, Ilc-
low are thoso adopted In Grundy'
HtsoiDed, That the doctrine OF third torn for
any preatent ID un-Asnerican md violation
ut the wlse proceient eut by Washington in his
FaruWull Address, and followed by Jefferson,
M1.lsou, Nonr.,e, aud jAckson. which has, BY
como Il part of tho unwrtttcn hw vt tho lio-
public.
lse@ApuI, That tho bright prospects Of tho TO-
puhlican party, u shown by the last plsction, do
not warraut any departure from this ume-hon-
OF1d r1lis.
, 1880-04-20

THE citizens Of Illinois will bo called upon
to yoto next fail for constitutional amend.
ment extending tho term OF the Offices of Sheriff
md County Treasurer to four yeats, and pro-
yi1lng that NO such ocinl shnll bo citgb!a to It.
election to suld nlIlrp for four years nftor tho
expiration Of tho term for which he shall haze
been clpetqd.
, 1880-04-20

The trial OF Henry Grpcllebaum, charged
with numerous violations Ut tho National Hank-
ing net during such time III he was 1resll0nt OF
the German National Dank IN this city, begun
LycstoruAy in tho United Stntes District Court.
, 1880-04-20

Nit Sronns slrrw IN affecting picture Of
tho negroes Of tho South watlinx through occnna
nf blnH to cast their votes In fnvnr Of tho thIra
torn. But he lid mt exp1nin whnt would BE-.
cotno Of those votes nftgr Dcn1ocrnttc Judges of
elections md lrn1ogrntfo. .1ictlrutng Donrls had
counted md "oorrcutc.l tho returns. We tar
Il short time a9t, whit tho '1)emoorntio party WA
cnpRbfo Of In tho rl,rltAn State at blatnn; tu,
this WIS moro circumstance to what they viii
accomplish, IL necessary, In tho bourbon Com.
mOnwcNlths Ut tho Hnt1t
, 1880-04-20

THE Senate yesterday passed n Bit provil-
ing TINT whenever the Unttel Htntes Circuit and
District C,nrts hold sessions ut tho sumo iis1le
and plncc, ono Krund md potit Jury will sut'!co
Tor both Courts.
, 1880-04-20

c'iscd Is a widowcr. and WIS about to tako unto
himself vito; but tho intended will mot he 70
rr,xtons to form IN alliance with him when Rho
learns that he Ii acc,,seti Of having neglected hia
former wffc during hcr Inst Illness,
, 1880-04-20

TIE City Council ut its meeting Inst ovcn-
ing pissed an ordinance giving tho Chcngo
Hteam Company the right to luy pipes through
tho streets to distribute steam for Heating and
other DllrpO8cs,
, 1880-04-20

DuFp!Hsstt. ss.ss....s.ss....ssss 1h
or course those etxtcon ex'stnvcltolllng and
Democratic States nrG not exrrotut! to and will
not givo one Electoral votc for any Republican
candidate. They will In November next Etyo
tho Democratic canditlato, no lnattcr who ha
inny be, I'M Electoral votes, leaving that cHndi-
.1nte to get at tho North only forty-Bcvcn Ecct-
oral votes to 10 elected. Tho Republicans Of
Ohio and of Indiana, Of Massachusetts, Nhotle
Island, Connecticut, and Michigan. unanimously
DECLARE that In no event cnn thr.l-term cnndt-
,lato got tho Electoral votes nF those Stntcs.
These Statcs hnve sixty.nino Electoral votes,
from which tho Democrats hnyo chance to Buin
tho forty-aeven needed Electors, leaving thom
Nov York, B5T New Jersey, 0: Cullfor1,in, d:
Oregon, 8; nnd New Hampshire, &, NJ
u further rcsorrc. 1t tho 217 delegates
from tho Solid Eu,!th who In Convention shall
furcc a candidate upon tho party In opposition
to tho protests OF tho Republican States of New
England, Iowa, md Ohio. could oven give 01lc
Electoral vote for tho man they nominate, It
would relieve tho 1nonstrosIty Of tho disaster;
but, whcn these Suites shalI nominate tho candt.
dnte, they will leave tho battle tu elect htm to
tho Republicans Of tho North, whom they have
outraged and overwhelmed. The crowning VIC
tory Of tho l,rfgnd!crs, and Of tho whole itebcl
hnst, will bc tho nomination Of u thlrd-term
candidate at tho ChicnBu Convention by tho So
called representatives Of tho Solid South, WIN
will not givo TINT candidate even ono Electoral
vote In November.
, 1880-04-20

TIE steamship Pnra, from southampton for
tho West 1i,d!es, WINS disabled when tit mid
OCEAN,. che WAS towed Into the A2orps hy IL
.c;,....ish steamer, which nlso took tho crew to
Lisbon.
, 1880-04-20

THE Christian County Convention met yes
tcrdny and sclcutcd six Delegates to tho Spring.
j.! field Convention. The delegates wore Instructed
1of Grant for prcstlant, Cultom for Governor,
County Convention selected two IalRtne dclu-
4sntcs. They aru fur Cullo,n for Governor,
, 1880-04-20

The Knox County delegation to tho Roputlcan
both Grant and Hinint, Tho fact Is, that, nj.
though THO Cnl!nty Convention instructed tho
delegates for 1llaine yet tho Individual prefer
Hlalnc. two for Grant, ana twn for Washburne.
Thn entirG delcaation will, however, vote 49,
unit for BtuEnc. So -
, 1880-04-20


10 Colnpte do Lcsscps did not stamp him Us n
Frenchmnll, his recent appearance and utter
unces i'll Paris would be sufficient to warrant
tho conviction tint lie was n Yankee In dis
gu1sc. During Ills visit to tho United States
this gentleman WIS received with NIL the coll
s!.cratton due to Ills eminent position Us d
civil engineer and the successful c'ttreprc-
atcatr Of tho Sucz Caral. Nevertheless his
presence here, which was nvowclly In the
interest Of the pannma tide-watcr canal, was
the OCCASION Of THO most decided protest
against tho particular project which ho rop-
resented. 1t brought out from President
uayes special message to Congress III which
the Monroe doctrine was expanded In such
manner sls to include American resistance to
tho construction OF any interocoanlc caaal
with fortlgn capital or: under foreign atls
rlccs A. Specfa! Committee OF Congress re-
ported resolutions about the same time which
embodied substantially the same view OF the
matter. There was hot so far us
external evidence SLOWED, any proffer
Of capital, sympathy, or good will
for tho French canal project. All
tho circumstances Of II. dc Lesseps' visit,
except tho merely formal courtesy extended
IL llIt lLlal&lCA Liz QClEA klitk AG hQAlA ~
home either entirely discouraged or prepared
to tell Ills people that any caYhl under French
auspices would encounter tho most stubborn
opposition from tho American people ald tho
American Government
N. dc Lesscps tas not taken so gloomy
View Of the case. In public letters and public
spcecl,es.he tells the French people TINT lIo
hns found dencouragemento everywhere. Writ
ing to the Figaro, the popular and sensational
| newspaper Of I'arls, he says TINT "al1 oh.
stacles hnye been removed by tho will OF tho
American people MS expressed In public
meetings and to tho American Government" !"
In speech delivered Mt tic Sorbonue, he
announced that " SOC, ,o00, 900 francs nre awatt-
| Ing lin ut New York for the prosecution OF
| Ills enterprise" II llo were an American
"lniMe-slIarl,,n seeking to place the stock
| Ut sn,lle untried aud perhaps untlts-
coyercd deposit OF silver, ho could
| not he moro snngulno nor more
prolific In promises. What American capital
lists have guaranteed H. dc Lessops SG0, ,000, ,000,
or more than one-thir.l of the estimated cost
ct his Panama Canal? 1t Is true that gigantic
ypecNlAtIons are often organized secretly, and
ynst amounts OF money sometimes collected
for II specific purpose without public proc
famattUl. Hence 1t might DO conceded rs
possible TINT N. do I4esseps Ind actually
enlisted the cooperation Of the Vantlerbllts,
(;ouiAs, Dclntonts, Astors, and other Amer
iears WHO control great fortunes III this
country, II ho hatl been cuntent with start
ling tho public with tint announcement nlone.
But tits notorious that thore hus been no great
md sweeping expression OF popular opinion III
, 1880-04-20

SEVERAL new cases Of smallpox were
reported yesterday, a. It is feAre that. NJ tho
dlscuso has this time attacked children who hAvu
bcon attending selloul, othUr c,isos will follow.
Thu Health Department ar us!uy every effort
to eradicate tho disease before war,n woather
EDta III.
, 1880-04-20

THE theory Of the Chlef-EnEincer Of tho
'sTny bridge, that tho cars leapetl tho track be-
fore It gnye way. secnls to la confirmed by thu
nature Of tho breaks In piece Of latttco-work
which haa Just boon discovered.
, 1880-04-20

hl1s, DuNNEL1'a vote In favor OF the paper
monopolists u not defended by any OF the lto-
publican papers at bis diatrtot, and somo Of
them tcnuunce II In strong forms.
, 1880-04-20

JAMES N1L1.Al., who Is niso known undor
u,Rny nltnscs. WIS ycstcrlay ARRESTED Mt Liver
pool for forgery on tho Dank Of England. 1t Ia
beloved that he has boon concerned III affairs
OF q like nature In this Country.
, 1880-04-20

AN lnnuma1i tather OF the West Side has
bceu arresleA u. tho cbasvo Ut starving IN death
hla own child. n 3-nlopths-old baho. II appears
TO haye been the practice OF the father 70 ab-
seat btlusetl from h!a homu for days, leaving the
iAfxut .r1hput foet ~ attendance, The &C.
, 1880-04-20

TunsrEES slips with large cargoes and
many passengers left liverpool Inst week for IN.
ffiQus UuItgd StAtcs ports.
, 1880-04-20

SoME cffusiyc advocates Of tho third term
need to he reminded thAt tho South Is solid, and
likely to rcn,aln 80. We submit statement Of
the rclnttvo strength Of parttos In tho Southern
Legtslatnrcs on tolnt ballot, to show how much
probability there Is Of dividing tho6oltd Southo
, 1880-04-20

AuREAr ado is made by some persons over
the Electoral vote OF Florida, aud tho possibility
Of carrying 1t for the third term. Florida hss
1ust four Electoral sotes. or the same number
Al Ahode laland. There A1a como persons, ~
, 1880-04-20

HOW THE MINORITY MAY DICTATE.
a number OF newspapers have become
simultaneously impressed with tic Injustice
Of making UP Natto,'al conventions upon the
basls VI Congressional representation, With
out reicreuea to tho varying purity strength
Ut tho different districts represented. There
Is certainly somethinx homogeneous about tile
system. On the Republican side the present
prospect is, t&at, II Gen. Grant shall receive
The nomination Ut the Ch!cago Convention, It
will 10 through thu support ot instructed
delegations trom States which no cannot
hope to curry lM tho electlo,,,-suoh States Us
Missouri, Kentucky, aud Arkansas. On the
Democratic side tllere Il 4 aoonyict!on that
Tlllen's changes tVr TUG Cincinnati nuill-
inatlol, depend upun delegations from States
that will yoso tbs Republican ticket no
matter who the Democratic candidate
may bo,-such States Is Pennsylvania, Iowa,
md Michigan. Tho result Of tAe system ln
, 1880-04-20

: THE English have met With another re-
verso In Afghan'stan. Tho garrison Of Durni
hns been annIhllatcil by natve hands
, 1880-04-20

TnN CnrcAuo 1RinUNn has established hrnnch
ccea Tor tho rcoept nf subscriptions md advert!se-
n,cnts rs follows:
NEW YOlsK-1toom y Tribune Building. F.T. Mc.
FAnDEN, Manager.
t;I.AHGoW. Hcotiand-Aan'a American Newh
Agency. 81 1tcnnuld-st
LUNnCN. Ens.-American Exchanges ~ Strand
1tISlsr +. GtLt.io. Agent.
WASHINGTON u. C.-l3l9 F street.
, 1880-04-20

The wifo OF Gcrnlan newspaper ellto
committed suEclap nt Otnaha Sunday. Th'
cnlsc Of the rush not Ia not yet known.
, 1880-04-20

THE Democratic leaders nre using every
ctfnrt to induce TIldon tn withdrn,Y from tho
Presidential rnrr, bcIng fully convinced TINT
With tho UsnfruGt as a candidate thoro would
not be tho slightest chance OF succcss mt tho
clcctton+ The various r1imors In reference to
Tifden's tnteulcd Leclinntion aEe said to have
originated In the desire Of tho purity leaders To
Gct tho old man out Of the way, hut hn persists
in bis candidacy, and aa hG hns tho machinery
In hfs hands aud barrel to purchase l,1bricatng
9rcnse, It Is doubtful II he tan lIc beaten.