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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16

The temperature here this morning
at sunrise was 60 degrees, a fall Of Is
degrees from yesterday morning at the
same hour. A norther swept down
on this section, and indeed the entire
south, during yesterday and the tenn
perature was decidedly cooler than
has prevailed for more than a week
past, the range being 60 to Sc degrees.
The indications to-day favor variable
winds shifting toward the east, and
perhaps SOUTH, and warmer tempera-
ture with local rains possible. The
semblance of a shower fell during last
night but no traces we're visible this
morning, and parched garden vegeta-
ton looked as thirsty as it did yester-
day while the dust flies in dense
clouds. There was also a slight
shower at Little Rock, Shreveport,
Vicksburg and Nashville. Heavy
rains have fallen along the Ohio and
other western rivers, Violent wind
storms have also occurred and in
many places the telegraphic wires
have been Frustrated, thereby inter-
rupting the receipt of news. The
prognostics for to-day favor variable
and high winds over the central por-
ton Of the contry, also occasional
rains along the south Atlantic coast
and in the eastern gulf states. It was
clear or fair weather all over the
south this forenoon. The signal SER
vice weather bulletins impart the
bulk of the foregoing information.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16
How Many Converts?

MEMPHIS, June 10, 1880.
EDITOR LEDGER: Please give me
through the LEDGER the number of
converts from young democracy made
by VIM. X. Moore's speech on the
bluff. Also the number of old line
wings converted from the error of
their ways. An estimate in round
numbers will do. Yours truly.
DEGoLYER GARFIsH.
We take pleasure in replying, as far
as heard from, though the returns are
not all in.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16

ICE CREAM, Toe per Saucer.
g. l.. STAFFER, $40 Main. SGT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16

Stevens upward filter, the only thing
that will filter Wolf river water, a
06t OZANNE & MAY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16
ORDERS SOLICITED.
NOTICE.

l. please file their claims properly probated.
with my Attorney, Thos. r. Chambers, No,
Main street, within the next ten DAYS.
j.. b. BLACKWELL, Assignee.
June 9th, 1880. g92
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16
Sure Cure for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption,
And All Diseases Of Throat and Lungs.
Extract from Report Of the Commits.
niOner Of Internal Revenue.

Extract from Report OF The Commits
stOner Of internal Revenue.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, d. O., January rs, $780,
Messrs. Lawrence & Martin, Ill Madison
street, Chicago, Il.-Gentlemen / have re-
ceived "a certified formula giving the in.
gradients and relative proportions used in the
manufacture of an article which you advertise
and sell under the name of "T0LU, ROCK
AND RYE" This. compound, according to
would have n sufficient quantity Of the Ball
SAM OF TOLU to give it all the advantages
ascribed to this article in p~ectOfal complaints,
while the whisky and the syrup constitute an
emulsion rendering the compound an agree.
able remedy to the patient
d. In the opinion of this Office, an article COM
pounded according to this formula may prop
under the provisions of schedule A, following
section A37, United States revised statutes,
and when so stamped may be sold by Drug.
gists, Apothecaries and other persons without
rendering them liable TO pay a special tax as
liquor dealers. Yours respectfully,
lSignedl GREEN b. RAUM,
Commissioner.
Put up in quart size BEETLES for family use.
CAUTION. Don't be deceived BY nm
palm off upon you Rock and Rye In place ofour
T0LU, ROCK AND RYE, which Is the only
GENUINE indicated article made, having a
Government stamp on each bottle,
LAWRENCE * MARTIN, Prop'rs,
Ill Madison street, Chicago.
Sold in Memphis by all Druggists, Grocers
and Wine Merchants generally; at wholesale
by n. Manatield 4 Co, q. II. Hunt a
90. and A. VaccarO a Co., who will supply
the trade at manufacturers prices. xxxii-10
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Dir. John Abercrombie, 24O Main.8 2f
DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
No. Sc East Court street. 144+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16

have out a very limited time allotted
them for this branch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16

Whiting House, Lake Geneva.
wisconsin.
The finest located house in the
northwest. Strictly first class. Refer
to Col. A. j. Kellar, who spent last
summer at this delightful hotel.
lO7 W, w. WATSON, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16

A GOOD Cook. Also a good Washer and
"A Ironer, at MARCUS JONES, No. % Pom
totOc street. 9iW
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

ONE thousand bushels Clay Peas. RIG.
OCRAIG co. siqs
, 1880-04-03
SATURDAY, B. 1sso-TwELyE PAGES

some general understanding NJ 10 tic tlmo
nnl place where this wonderful interview
took nlaco; II iio will fix soMe precise date,
week, month, or season, on which, l,c Is WITH
Ing tn stant|. ulail II tho thing 10 worth my
further notice. wo may do sp; bnt II tho Sec
rctary Is tn change the date, IL nlter Ills
former positive assertions, nittl pr1vnrtcate
Whenever II Is necessary, we do not propose
To follow him.
In Tho meantime, for his guido III selecting
n now date, we may slate That TnE 'rhtnuHn
In "the fal! OF 1877"'placei Its advocacy of
the renloncs!zatIon of BIlver largely upon tito
ground that It would aid tho grcat NntIonal
.lesldorat.un Of spec!c-paylncnts. VIII Mr..
Sherman fix n new or precise tiate,-ono
which he win stick toY
, 1880-04-03
PERSONALS.

"Dlue Hood 1--WE cannot eiyo t1lonatttos
OF pHnuoss Btophanle Of belgium. Wflto tn tho
old nun tor u Mbulatod podlaroo Of hls girls.
"1.tlllan ''-Yos, It Inns boon officially de-
cidel that spring u tho most beautiful season Of
tho yoar, and yu4 are perfectly safe In betting
on tho potut.
Tho Hon. e. d. Washburne will read pa
pcr In Laporte. Thursday evening, 18th Inst. OIL
tho gTanoo- uorniun Was, Par!s, tho Blo2e, mud
tho Commune.
At London private fatcy bail eyeu tho
soryaut4 aud The band wcro tn uastum9. "Nrs.
Drasscy's ttaa hoatess) three little girls wero
drcss0a ~ kittotl4, NTH dead klttons OH their
heads, and tho two boys a. Cuplds, with nothing
On but blue scasts and ,Hreaths vt pink ruses.
II WIS the eorreat thlue fur tho married. ladles
10 wear their petticuuts Up to tho knoes. Quo
weut as Gold, Ia nass be coins nnd xt}d ahoes
With about tlrpo iuchea Of hsel. Her husband
appeared u = butcher; another iaan u mon.
, 1880-04-03

THE peculiar workings Of TINT portion OF
tho revised House rues rolegattng reporters and
correspondents to tho alfo nbscurty Ut tho press
gallery, who cx-n1tIibcrs 1f Congress nro per
ittcl to enloy tho full freedom Of tho floor and
to clrculate ut will among members, hnyp been
illustrated In tho .coitrsU uf tho debate u, tho
Str-llouto Appropriation blu. 1fckibbon, for
IuorIy Il Caiiforn!l Representative, butnow attor
MY fora mail contractor ut II nalary Of $1,000
ye.lr. has served his client by openly lobbying
nlnons members Tor tho pasaagoot tho npproprill-
ton. Tho fnct that ha " thus employed, And thnt
hu IL abusing tho pslyi!egu nccrled him bya rtlo
which BGctns to lIMvo bocn framed aa ln especial
boon to lobbyists, u perfectly well knnwu
to ovcry incuber Ut tho House; md yut nobotly
seems tn bnve boon Maved To Indignation by tho
Indecent circumstances. Lot Il reporter inyudo
tue floor Ut tho Ifouso In scurch Of Information
Of interest to tho country, and II sooro Of Eirtu-
ous nlcn,h0Fs would rise up Ii, Nngur at the tash
intrusion; hut II pnId attorney can uI,uniy lobby
for ILLS client directly uItcr tho 6punkus'A nost,,
and thai fl,netionnry's sense Of prDpr!oty aud
lecoruln remains absolutely unrullted.
, 1880-04-03

April z tho Connecticut Convention will
bo bold, aud It's delegation Is conceded to 8enutor
Edu,unds. Bottom Journal Hlel,.)..
WhcM Blaine and Grant are disposed Of the
Republican National Convention walitlnvita tho
peoplo to voto for, Ellhu 2. Waahpurnef taan'
whom p4Eer man y; noet L, RI oflst N or out OF
Mr.. Washburna Is the Frtbu,1e's favorfEp
but II ho will not tako or cannot 9ut tho no,nl-'
nation, we shall rejotoo, IN tho ovunt Of uranSs
retirement. to sce It fail upon 70 om!nsntly'
worthy und available q eaudtdata ax soua1or Ed
mtinds.- Minneapolis tafiH'h> Trtbaas.
,Afr. Sher1nan's aiaaky Mansfield fences1
agnin demand hts Intention. IL Ia intlmntaT
TINT peculiarly ylyuelous estray froM Asslnos
!ho 1uiYy;, herlluFs q a. exclusive pastures;-
81. hua4 I'1ne<r- t'fsss use1a}.
Every township furnishes n hulf doza1
Republicans who openly and unressrtcdly an
nouncc TINT they cannot support ucla.. Qsanf
ngatn tor the Presidency. There Ii no nuohs
nyowcI opposition to tho 0thar ca,1dtdntra
Bonator Hans1-- Iyat*eka tla.) Republican tfse~I'
1t Is truthful. saying tllat - in politics they
who got tho tablo cut tho dlnncF." Tito rc6lco"
ton of 9r,lnt would moan tho goycenmont OIL
tho country by the old SenatoFfal group whoss7
ruo WIZ " prolific OF scanaa aud utidor syi13aa
crushing weight tho party "as Aafaatod.-0aA&.
mort An<stttsss uleSal
A. gentleman who had considerable CON-
vorsatlos with Con. GEslnt WIS askol by re-
porter It tta General alluded to politics In thols
conversation. He replied. Yes; and Ratl ho
understood tho Austin Convention a. giving In-
BtractIdns. In answor 1T to who tho GenorAk
thought likely would ha uonluatod, ho reptlol,
II no nomination was 1uAd0 Gu tho first or Soc
ond ballnr, he tiltr,ght Waahbug,o or Edlnunda
might como to tho front, both Ut whom wcrd
strtn,g and eeoptablo.-I1o.tston 3loruns u 0as.
, 1880-04-03

suppress tho Order. TIlc now Pope accctlcd
to TIC request MMl hi, 1173 appeared Ills
fnmous brief, Domt,lna &c Icdc7nrfor nostcr,
by which the suppression of tho Society OF
Jesus In al tho States of ChrIstet,dom was
tfcercetf. Frederick II. favored tfGn In
Prussia arrl alfowcd tl,oin to remain there ~
Nil organized society under tho nntno of
lilo priests Of the Royal School institute,
hut Frederick William II. abolished the
Orr,cE Tho popular revolutions Of italy in
1913 anil 1859 resulted lit their expulsion, mil
when Rune bccnnto the Capitnl Of fully In 1870
houses Of a'l religious ortiors, 50 TINT now
no Jesuit legnlly exists in Italy. T1oy llavo
t,e!n driven from pfllar 10 post during tho
Inst three centuries. They have been hunted
down, persccutcd, amt killed. Their prof.
crty has been conflscated over md
over aghlt1. 1T every part Of ttlu
WORLD North md South America,
Europe, Asfa, alll Africa, they have been
the victims bf religious social, md pultt-
!cAi persecution, md yet, without any permit
l'crt city ar abiding plFee, their numbers.
colleges, schools, and co1hnlunities lava III
creased with wonderful rapidfty. III France
alone during tho past thirty ycars tley llaye
graduated UO,000 students. OF lRte years
their province has Become moro nttl more
largely educational, HMl their schools urc
recognized tho world over rs the best among
all Catholic institutions, anl in this work.
especially In this country, they 11ayo been
noted fur Ihefr Qttfct and exemplary, as well
as thorough, system Of teaching.
Their expulsion from Franco will not DO
nrrntttIlIsTrd svfk1,n,tt sttrntnila h,,t,,sfttnn
, 1880-04-03

TuE Lontlon IclcDruph, tl1o organ Of tho
1;nKlIs1 rubllcnns, Is not happy over tho result
Of tho English elections, nnd III looking nruunl
for Rone Incident IN which to congratulate
tsof iinds ono In tho fnct thnt the Metropolitan
constituency Of London elected four Tories.
"Iho solid md Significant mltJorfty" obtained
BY tho JuR0cs In thltt constituency pl1twolghs In
tho Teicp.uph's Judgment tho fact tllAt @00.tO0
mort votes haye bten cast fpr tho Ltt,orn1 than
for tho Tory candidates. Tho Ttmcs, remember
Ing its unwnvering support OF Heaconstleltl Antl
Its systematic tienuncintson OF Mr. GlAtlstonc,
let's itself down casy by stating that tho Liberal
victory ta not rs grcAt as It might haro
been. Tho Yhunderor, being conducted on tho
wcathor.cock principle, ray bu counted pn to
support tho Ltbora1 purity for sonio time utlcast.
1ts we-told. .yo,l-so policy bus boon ridiculous
In the extreme, and its rgtrcat both untiYnl!icd
md cowardly. According to Latouchcro, 1t Is
quite likely that hfr. Gladstone will not acccpt
any repentance OF Afr. G.oyy Lawson ns sincere.
In fact, ho will not be allowed tocEmb tho back-
stasrs to tee Cabinet sessions my more. :
, 1880-04-03

and tho nntl. .Tammnnyltcs could unite In his
support, Ills boon, ts being 1nnnnged l,y SOW
Grill prominent Cungrcssrne,1, md 1t fs prctlcted
Tint he will hn.o d very largo hacking ita tho
National Democratic Convention, whcru gem
crnls distribution uf pnrtton nj hfs wealth
mhy have m excellent influence tognrls accur-
ing him tho nomination.
, 1880-04-03

4 DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred In Bradford,
Pa, ycstcrtiny morning. Twenty-Five buildings.
incfihng tho Academy Of Music nn1 o1to of tho
principal hotcls, wero destroyed. Tho burnt
buildings wcro all fru1ac ones, The loss fs rstl-
r,nted at s1O0,on. TIC lnaurn1,co ia only s4o.on.
Tho t,re originated In tifsrcp,itabfo hotel. and
tho fact TINT drunken boartcr possessed Of
considerable moncy pertshc4l II, his room points
to tho suspicion that tho tlrc wns Tho work of m
fnccntltary. A woman who WA In tho hotcl
swears sho heard pistol shot and s.ilxlticd cries
Of murder Immediately before tho fro broke
ctIk,
, 1880-04-03

THE wood on abont 5000 acres of land
nefr South Auaboy, N. j., waa burned down
yesterday. Tito fro was originated by Il spnrk
from n locomotive on tho FennEyiynusu Aal-
road. Tho house5. wagons. md implements Ut
tho wood-chopporB and tho mapto-sugar manu-
fncturers living within tho burned district wpro
also consumed. Tho loss Is reported 10 bo very
serious.
, 1880-04-03

IN many wards on tlle West Sldo there aro
no Republican candidates for Aldermen. This
tleac!cucy cudangcrs tho SUCCESS Ut tho excellent
town ticket. Tho taxpayers, irrespective Of
purity. nlust turn out, or tho lsopublican ticket
will bo defeated. and tho bummoss Will capture
tho Town Government.
, 1880-04-03

THEIRS were several hangings yesterday.
At Louisville, Itobcrt Atltlersun, n br1ltnl hus
hand whtAo unmanly nbliBo OF his wife culnlf.
nntctin his numbering her, at,d Charles Webster,
n negro, who, with nnotlor colorxl ninn, ravlshed
little Hirl IL ycnrs old, we're executed. Jancs
Wyntt Stonc, n colorel wlfc-mur,!nrcr. WIS
hnnYcG, Or rntnor neheatlel, nt Washington the
ropo having passed thr0uRh tho neck, entirely
sevcrtng tho liend fro,n tho body. at afncon,
Miss, thrce negrncs, Doler, Maeor, an,1 lirs,wn,
wcro executed, tsoler for shooting bis landlord,
md Mncon antl brown for numbering tho formers
fnthcr, who Wis also tho fAther-in-1aw Of l3row1,.
Edward Intro. yo,rnR Innn Of 70. was hanged at
Windsor, Vt, for tho murder Of Mrs. utter. tho
wife Of a farmer for whom ho worked. llo l,a,
left written stntcmcnt with tho Sheriff, claim.
iag TINT 1}ntlcr influenced him to commit the
crime, at iIaton Rouge, La., Guatnvo Droaus,
colorcl, waa oxecutod for tho 1ntrtlcr ut tue
manager Of the pIantution on which 'ho WIS etn-
plOyel,
, 1880-04-03

KEru1,t1cANs Of the West Town have
defeat staring thom in tho fnce. md yot thero
nover was botter ticket for town officers ubm!-
llnted on that sItle Of tho river. Experience,
probty, Rnd irropruaal,abie fitness for ottce aro
nj Represented on tho ticket 1t will be q re-
pr,aeh to tho votors Of tho West Town, 1sopuh-
llcnn nnd Dcsnoerntio alike, II tho bummor und
tAx-ont!nK ticket Nominated by tho opposition
shuaiI be cnrrlcd OIL Tuesdny. Yet nothing but
votcs-unl good many OF them, too-wlll pro-
tcttt such rH3tllt,
, 1880-04-03

THE German Government Is reported rs
Interfering to prevent emigration Of German
clttzcus to Amcr!ca. Notwithstanding thoy con-
nnuo to como In very largo numbers. Ono yos-
sel which left Hamburg for Daltlmore last week
had no etnfgrauts On board.
, 1880-04-03

r TttEnE Is work for the Thirteenth Ward
Republicans to to II thoy expect to elect thelr
excellent candidate fur Alderman. MIR. Ilr,.dy.
and contribute their shnro Of votes towhr1l tho
success Of tito West Town Hopnb.lcan ticket
They havo clear and sate 1nnlurlty In tho This-
tcenth, whom they vote, hut they arc certain to
frittor awny this mnjorlty II they full to 70 to
tho polls noxt Tuosiay, for tho Democrats vii!
bu thoro sure, and will carry tho wnrt! md hofp
elect tho Democratic town tfckot II tho Nepub-
lIc,s,s lot thugs 80 by default. They must turn
out II thoy hope to win.
, 1880-04-03

TIE CntcAdo TRIBUNE has established branch
efees for tho rccclt Of subscriptions and hdvoFtlsc-
Ments NJ follows: . .....
NEyY yOnK-lsoom . Tribune DuildlnK. F.T. Nc.
FAnDEN, Manager
GLASGOW. Hcotlnnd-Allan'a American Ncws
Agency. II ltentied.st
LONDON, KnR.-Ames!chn Exchange. - strnhd
HENRY T. GlIj.r0, Agent,
WAStIlNuTON. b. C.--l3i0 street.
, 1880-04-03

THE lion. John =. I1awloy Is = candidate
for Governor. not a. sotno pcoplo Boom " sup
poso, for President Of tho unltct, Rtntes; anti tho
Heck lalnrl UntoH dsclutuis for hin, any post-
two psuforcnco M betwocn sovurAl Of tho carIL.
dates ttsost prominently mined for tho Pfcsl-
t!cncy. Tho uHf0u says:
lie Is on tcrms Ut Intimate friendship with at
and It tttay rcntlily 10 Imagined thut ho would
find 1t difficult to give Dno my special prufer
orco over hnolhor, n.l will be perfectly satisfied
With tho nominee OF tho Convention,
, 1880-04-03

THE Sherman Literary Bureau Is reported
70 be act1vuly at work Articles written In
Washirgtuu arc being tolc9raphed duly to tho
pno-Bhcr1nan pnpess, abusing tho other Prcsl-
dental candidates nnd their supporters, and
VraIsing the Secretary of tho TfpaAury.
, 1880-04-03

WAsS'r Frank Drake good Assessor?
Can anytUdy fny llngor On anything wrong ho
hns tono2 Isn't Marcus Fnrwe,i n businessman
Ut tho highest rerrte. and wouldn't h's election
as Collector bo satisfactory to everybody
1)hcsnt evpry lawyer III town know II. Il. Bacnn,
ard did any tl1an over AssaIi fls rcputhtlon7
can't cvorybody chcorfuliy yoto for ieccut
coIored snnn like Moore for Clork2 II 70, tho
taxpayers of tho sautt Town f1l,tst bo waking
Mu uni Eotttng ready to put tl,oir admirable
ticket through next Tucsslay by a rotising vote.
, 1880-04-03

T1Ig Hov. Father Waldron promises to
mako 1t Interesting for tho Western Indlanu
1tn1lroAd Company In lis effort to obtulM tho
right Of way Into tho city. No doubt tho rev.
erond gentleman IL in ear11est In this nlnttcr,
liut he does not scrVo his Or any other good
purpose by making charges which ho cannot
provo and uttering thrcats which ho caanot
possibly lhtand to put into execution. somo Of
hlA assertions had better 10 left uusy4d,
, 1880-04-03

DOYLE, tho Democratic candidate for Su-
perylsor IN the West Town. Is nero placo-
huntor and political striker. 1Io oans,ut for q
moment be on1nparrd with Jettel 3. Nordhcm, Il
worthy young Scandinavian, whD haa good
soldiers record, ind i busfnusa reputation aDov0
rGIlruAHa,
, 1880-04-03

GEN. GRANT has accepted Invitations to
visit Mobile and Yickall,rH. Ills engagements
in Now Orleans will dotain him there tin'!t next
Thursday night, and be will get around to tfob!to
Tho following day,
, 1880-04-03

Has nny nlan anything to nilego against
Pleasant Am!ek. candidate for Assossor on thu
Wost 6iuaf lilo has had loug experience In tho
practical work ut taxation, IL familiar With
every plcco OF property Oil tho West SIto, and !s
confesscaly nltoye tho suspicion Ut corruption.
Fa!r-MtlIGsa Democrata must admit that h0 Il
iutnitly to ~ ptefoFred to tho oh4ouee tayer1a-
koet'er that tho migrants aatd bumMors hnyc put
UP axhlnst hlm. 1t wilt 10 tho duty af tax xpayors
Oh Tuoslay 10 vote for ploasant Amlck.
, 1880-04-03

1pEt90s DUVatsH ~ tn CHsta9V 1F0HHas
1NptANApoLls, 1nd-. April a-The Mayor. ntno
members u the lsbnrd of Aldesmen, tho super~
inierdent OF tho Water- Works, and two nowR-
papcr representatives arrived IN this city to-day
frum ncs Moiuea, Ia. They viii exanltuu tho
Water Works and such manufacturing !utorsst9
" would 10 likely II prove valuanlo acquisitions
to thefr town.
, 1880-04-03

ANTON 1MtloFF, tle Republican md Dem
ocr1ttlc candidate In tho Sixteenth Wnrsl. ought
" tlcfeat Btnhl, tho Communist cantlldatpt and
will Do SO oaslly II tho yotor8 turn cut. hut ury-
ing about Communism Will not uloet Imhoff.
Work and votes iu4st do II.
, 1880-04-03

A rAHry named Foote, who Is partner
With "1srIck. Tomeroy IN tho publication OF
PDmcroU's Democrat. has boen arrested ut LII
rrosso, Wis, OIL tho charge Of attempting to sot
Ire to, tho Demoet11t building, Tho structure
rus largely lnsured, aud tho purpose OF Fo0te, It
sal1cacd. ,sas to obtain bis eharo Of the lnsur-
, 1880-04-03

CALCULATING OIL the Panslayic synlpathies
Of 3fr. Gladstone and tho Liberals, tho Husslans
are snll 10 be very jul,t!ant over tho defeat of
tho English Tories. The Austrians arG scarcely
20 we'll plenBcd.
, 1880-04-03

TIrE 1own brewers liave called q Conyen-
tlo1 to meet ut Cedar lsaptds, Aprti7+ sonle
prUhib!tory folly that crcpt Into tho Republican
plntf0rM Is tho cntso Of nil this connlotton,
though tho must influential lc.tt1ors nd news
papers Of tho party haso rcpudlated tho aotion
fn question
, 1880-04-03

TIL: two Colorado Senators aro at logger
heads on tho subject Of tho late agreement
which Congress is asked to rntify. slr. Teller
opposes tho tnoAsuro vigorously. chiefly bocuuse
1t docs not contemplate tho absolute rernov11 nf
every last Tito from tho soil ut Colorado; whIIo
Dir. Hill lofonds tho Indian policy ut tho 1ntc-
Tinr Department, md urges tho passugo Of tho
f,ftI
, 1880-04-03

THE house Of a man named Holloway,
ncar Elkhart, 1ud.. has been burned tiawr, and
1lolioWny'a wife and infnnt child rcrtshe.l In tho
flames. Foul play IL strongly slBpeetutl. Tho
heatlless body Of tho womAn has been fo1,nl,
but tho hcad or my portion thoEeof ID nuwhpro
Visible. Suspicion points to tho burning rs tho
act OF Holloway In orslcr to conceal moro ter
FIblc cfltuc.
, 1880-04-03

THE Eleventh aild Twelfth must DO bal,-
s1cr wrls Indood this timo II they intend tu save
tho West Town Republican tIekut. Let ovory
voter sec to It TINT ho porfor1ns bis duty next
TupRi]hp,
, 1880-04-03

CUllI.Ay. Of tho Sixth, has no Interest In
can DO sat,l in his favor. Wo reAlly wish Edlio
would rlsa aud tell whit ho knows about tho 81
greei,bauk atury. Is 1t truo Or u baso fabrica-
tthtf3
, 1880-04-03

DEMosruENgs II1LpIlErl1 nevcs snid a wise
tliiuy, nor evcr dill witty oho. There IRE 6Q0
votors IN tho Sqvqnth Ward bettbr fitted to be
all Alderman than tlo Ia.
, 1880-04-03
TnE North Town nass-.neet1ng at Turner
HILL Tonight will bo spirited and interesting
atfAlr. Tho list Ut spo0kers ls As folowsa

LHH3B HifIRf V.l. Hfn1y,
n. Q. ImrntN!t W. i. AfHRon,
!. N. Aruultf, j. NJ. Flower
a. II. hurley, Httnticl Appleton,
GlHpur Bllfz,' Luther fntttn Mills.
Thu 1ncotiug IL for tho whole North Town, not
for any ward. Tho specches viii be short and
pointed. A band uf music and calcium lights
will be MI hand, md tho cnmpatgr will 10 started
OF In q handsome and promising way.
, 1880-04-03

SKcoNu WAND Democrats owo 1t To them
selyea to turn In aud tloteat pat saudors. BILL
iugs ID q good lnnll.
, 1880-04-03

THE Democrats have. rarely nominated n
worse town tlckot On the Wost Side; tho ltopub-
licnla raruly better ono, How oui houost men
aud Taxpayers hesitate botwcon thom2
, 1880-04-03

MANY prominent Democrats have como to
the conclusion that tho uomnauon OF I1,dou
wu,lld ba equivalent u handing over tho prcsl-
dQuey ~ tho Republicans, and In casting about
tor II candidate who could furnish tho Campaign
Coumltteo with barrel ~ large NJ tho 1alroad.
wreckeFs havo pitched upon Air. Hugh ]. Jow-
EFT, Of Ohlo. In addition u being exceedingly
rich, hr would. It ls claimed. havo q very hlrgo
railroad 1a,oklnE, ~ ha 10 largely Interested In
Iuany OF tho moat profitable 1onds In tho co1lu.
ny. 1tis 4lso thought that the TAmmauyltea