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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-07

agreed that the governor and council must be
cordially sustained that the first business OF
the Legislature must be to admit those elected
who have not received certificates, and that
these views Will be urged upon the Democratic
State committee, who meet here tonight after
mass meeting.
WILL STAND BY THE GovEREoR.
BIDDEFoRD, Me-, Dec. 30.-The citizens OF
BiddefOrd sustaining the course OF Governor
Garcelon and council, held one OF the most
enthusiastic meetings for many years to-
night.
PREPARING A REPLY TO GOVERNOR MORRILL,.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 3o-Governor Garcelon
Is engaged at a late hour tonight framing a
reply to Governor Morril's letter. IL is stated
that il will cover all the points suggested. but
he will not be able to complete it until to-
morrow.
The guns and ammunition from the arsenal
at Bangor came by the IL o'clock train. There
was quite a crowd at the depot, but no dis
turbance occurred They were in charge OF
Adiutant General Levitt, and taken to the
State House.
THE ARMS AND AMMUNITION.
BANGOR. Dec 30.-The arms and ammupi-
ton moved by Adjutant Leavitt from here
consist of 100 rifles, two boxes OF ammunition
and % boxes of cartridges.
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THAT ELECTION IN MAINE.
The state Continues in Rather AN UnsettI
Condition.

The state Continues in Rather AN Unsettled
Condition.
BosroS. Dec. 3l.-A special to the herald
says: Governor Garceion agrees to submit
certain of Morrill's questions TO the judgment
questions will not be submitted is because
there is such mixture OF fact and superstition
that they would not be the proper papers to
submit.
TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE SUPREME COURT.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 3I.-It is known at a late hour
tonight that the governor and council con-
Guided the preparation of a series Of questions
To be submitted to the supreme court, having
worked upon the matter all day. IL Is under
stood hat the number of distinct propositions
submitted to the COURTS about dozen.
FROM A REPUBLICAN STANDPOINT.
AUGUsTA, Dec. 3I.-Orville ID. Baker, counsel
of the Republican Advisory committee, sub
mitted a lengthy statement regarding his eX-
animation of the grounds on which the Re-
publican representatives chosen at the Sep
tember election have been counted out by
the governor and council. He reviews
the whole subject in detail, taking up
and discussing the case of all rejected points
and concludes as follows: Thus were eight
Repub' lean senators counted out and eight
Democratic and Greenback senators counted
in. The ak fell on % Republicans elected in
by the people, the House stood W Republicans
and 81 Democrats AS reversed by
Governor Garcelon and his council,
aud u vacancies. As elected by the people,
the Senate stood ~ Republicans and IL Fusion
lists. When the governor and council were
through with the returns. the Senate con-
taiued 20 Fusionists and II Republicans. Dur
ing the 20 years that Maine has been a State,
her governors have been counted out, on an
average, one man in every four years on
technical errors. In this one year fatal de o.
fects spring up in 81 different districts, at
once, and all on the Republican side.
CERTAIN POINTS TO Re SUBMITTED To THE ST.
rREME COURT.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. Sl.-The governor has
prepared certain questions of law to the su-
preme court, which he will submit in response
10 the letter of Mr. Morrill,. The questions will
cover the essential points in MOrTiifs COM
munications, but are not TO be made public
until placed In the hands of the court. There
will be no correspondence with Mr.. Morrill, as
to the matter of The communication. Mr.
Gould, the governors legal adviser,
says the constitution authorizes only
the submission OF questions of law
TO the court, and not OF facts. Questions
were sent to the court this afternoon. Mill
tary officers sum moned from Bangor had an
interview with the governor to-day, the inter-
view having reference to an inquiry concern
ing the calling out of the militia companies,
should they be needed. The officers promised
to obey the orders of the governor while he
was governor. The governor spoke In strong
language In opposition TO calling out the milf
tary companies.
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Pardons Granted, 1879.

Al entry docket Of applications for execu-
tive clemency, beginning with January Ii,
1878, shows the number of applications for
seven years ending to- day to be 300 In
the years beginning with 1875 there have
been 40 pardons, D comm utations 10 remis-
sions; 1876. 90 pardons communications 2s
remissioDs; 1877, 20 psrdons, commute
tons. SO remissions; 1873, 96 psrdons,
combinations, 81 remissious; 1879, II par
dops, Communication, 81 remissions Janu-
airy l, 1879 there were on file 20S applications
for pardon. To these have been added
during the year Isl, making a total of 3sS
for consideration dunng the year. OF these
104 have been acted upon. and about 81 have
expired, leaving about 200 yet on file.
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Have You a Farm to Sell?

Mr.. L. n Day, real estate dealer, of Paxton,
ILL.,. was in the city Monday, and informed
Professor Collett that the sale of real estate
is improving In Illinois, and that several
English and Scotch farmers have bought
lands In the grain and grass growing coun-
ties of Vermillion, Champaign and Mclean,
paying for farms from S. 600 to Sc 900 in
cash. One Danville, H.. firm who sent out
5000 circulars, has already received more
than 600 letters from Scotch and English
farmers, inquiring about that part of Illinois
In this connection Professor Collett suggests
that if Indiana people have land for sale ii
will be well for them to make IT known,
unless they desire to keep the secret and
their land
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persons with whom he arranged to come TO In
diana stated explicitly that he should vote the
Republican ticket, which he had always
voted and proposed 10 vote.
In this connection, it may be said that Dr.
S. A. Ebert has al order from Cyrus r.
Nixon, Mr. Byram and Councilman Mckay,
authorizing him TO coliec- money to provide
for the Immigrants. Just shy these Repub-
licaps and 0flics-seekers are so energetic is a
mystery, and Yet they say this immigration
is not for political effect
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Another Beatitude.
Rome Sentinel.l

Occasionally we hear men finding fault
because some public spirited citizen who has
accomplished something that will prove o
great benefit to the whole community has
taken good care thai his own interests are
specially served. All we have to say in
reply Is: Blessed be the community that
has plenty of men who are able TO help
themselves while helping others.
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Food greatly benefits when properly given
at the right periods but to overfeed the
baby Is to sicken il, and induce @ degree of
suffering DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is the best
remedy for the discomfort arising from
overlooking the baby. Price % cents.
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what 1t Cost to Keep Grant.
ISpringfield Republican

Politically speaking, and ignoring moral
issues. the Republican party can Ill afford
to shoulder Grant 1t tried to for eight
years, beginning with majority of 100000
in 1863. and ending with minority OF
l56 900 in 1876.
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Ohio Democratic If Grant Is Nominated

TOIeVeIauu fIdIuutdItI.I
A change OF per cent. of the vote OF
Ohio will make il Democratic In 1880. The
nomination of Grant will make Ohio one of
the certain Democratic States. Put the
king of 'Merica" in nomination by all
means
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Net amount paid 10y the
State
sl6,6l NJ


............. sl626l ~
Notwithstanding the fact that there was
also $4,000 OF the appropriation for the year
ending October 81, 1878, saved by the board,
the Legislature seemed unwilling TO trust the
board, and cut down the appropriation To
$4,000. The increase price OF flour, provisions
and groceries of all Kinds, and, indeed, all
other articles that are required, may cramp
the board for means before the year closes.
The superintendent is furnished at
the commencement of each month with
an estimated amount of money neces.
sary for the purchases of the month,
and at the close of the month the board ex-
amines and approves the bills for all purchases,
This rule was adopted some IL months since,
and the board finds that IL works very salts
factorily. The board is responsible for the
proper expenditure of the funds, and hence
the superintendent Is not authorized to make
purchases, except for supplies without the
authority of the board
In conclusion, we have only TO SAY that in
the future we VIII continue to do all in our
power to make the institution blessing to
the boys and the people of the State.
LEWIS JORDAN,
FINLEY BIGGER,
l.. A. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
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MURpEREp BY pEsPERApoRs

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 1.-The Commercials
Vanwert, o., special gives the particulars of
the attempt of Sheriff Slitb and others to ar
rest two men in house OF ill-fame last night,
the supposed. be murderers Of Bernard Pick
ers, who was shot near Delphasa lew nights
ago. One of the men, named Graseman, fired
on the sheriff, blew out the lights and con-
tinued firing until the sheriff and Constable
Redman were both MORALLY wounded. The
men escaped, but were pursued by citizens
and one captured, with 500 In his possession.
He refuses 70 give his name.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

CINcINNATI, Jan. 1.-Colonel L. A. Harris,
ex mayor. shot w. II. Adams, his broth erin
law, to- night, in an alteration growing out OF
claim against Harris by Adams. The ball
has not been extracted, but the superstition is
the wound is fatal.
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THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION.

WASHINGTON, DEE. 3l.-The total amount OF
additional National bank circulation issued
during the year ending December 81. 1873, was
81, jg7 so; the amount retired, N,6l2,16l; net
increase OF bank circulation during the year,
slS,ySj, 100; total amount OF National bank cir
cuiatiOn outstanding December 81, S34O, SSS OH,
not including the ciTculation of National gold
banks, which was 81 ,426 l20.
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ROPP'S EASY CALCULATOR, >

in connection with the Weekly Sentinel. II
embodies a new system OF calculation, by
which q vast amount of figures and mental
labor required by the ordinary methods, and
fractions with their complexities, are aoso-
lutely avoided in practical calculations.
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OUR PREMIUM INDUCEMENTS

Every subscriber to the Weekly state Senh-
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Sentinel's very able law treatise, by James B.
McCrelIis, Esq, entitled
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THE LAW OF THE FARM.

a valuable device that retalIs for 81, for attach
ing to machines, by which you can readily
write your name or monogram on any wooden,
in table and bed linens, underclothing, hand
kerchiefs, etc., neatly and expeditiously.
We also offer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-11
CoIored Oda Fellows

Yesterday at Houston large number OF
delegates met in convention to take into
consideration the founding of state grand
lodge. There are now some twenty lodges
in Texas, and it is proposed to establish one
At Fort Worth and ono at Westherford. 1t
seems that some time ago colored man came
from across the Atlantic as n representative
to the United States grand lodge, then in
international convention, but he was not
admitted to recognition, whe, upon it was
determined by the coloreo pr ole Of Eng-
land and other countries lhNt distinct
organization should be established in tho
United States. The headquarters was in
Manchester, England, and branch depart.
ment, or subcommittee, was located at
philadelphia, and through them the several
lodges now in this country have been
formed. Last year there was ~ general as
sembling at Little Rock Next year it is
proposed to establish nstionsl or U,ied
tates Grand Lodge, and to this end the
states or subor1inateS are now preparing
The Dallas lodge sent to the Houston Goa
vention L, g. Currie and w. G, McRoy, WHO
left on Thursday evening for the Bay GU city.
There will be an effort made to have Dallas
selected as the place for the state grand
lodge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-11

The Bonston Telegram has undergone
some remarkable changes in the past week or
ten days. From q thoroughgoing Demo.
cratic paper, supporting the Democratic
nominees, it has politically summersaulted,
and is now full.tedged independent jour.
nal, declaring that it cannot and will not
support the nominees. Instead of taking
the press dispatches, and having daily from
half column TO column and half Of state
specials, it now takes neither, filling up its
eolumns with extracts from other papers
and with original matter. 1t Is proper to
state that the Telegram is not now in the
same hands il, was before these changes took
place. We trust, however, that the Tel..
gram may flourish and continue to Gil the
field II has marked out for itself
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-11

THE cool nights we are having now are
very somnolent but then we may expect
some hot ones before September is gone
and the "sad and melancholy days
have come" in fact We have been
trying for nine days past, exactly, to ring in
that quotation some how or other, for fear
some other paper would get ahead of us, and
We have succeeded at last. We would finish
it up on the s"ssdest of the year." but then
we will wait on them until the watermelon
season ia over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-11

MEMPHIS is getting uneasy about her
trade. st, Louis, New Orleans, Louisville
and Nashville are hanking her on all sides,
invading her territory and taking her bust
ness from her very doors. The situation is
becoming alarming, and the cry is
going up "What shall we do TO
be saved!' The success of Loui.,i,Is
In 'akinx trade from that city is at.
tributed toa system of free railroad passes
prevailing. The merchants and msnufac-
turers of the Falls City, send these free
passes to the merchants and planters Nil
around Memphis and they accept them.
Memphis concludes thsshe must do tho same
thing and fight the enemy with his own i'm
plements Of warfare.
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The New Orleans Times says: ut is
rumored that the postofhce department really
intends appointing u number of Malay gents
to positions on the New Orleans & Texs,
road" The Key to that joke would
have been handy month ago, but
Maynard one be expected to be little dull
at seeing the point nowf As / Attic wit
admire, says some poet, so do We enjoy the
'ishment of the effort.
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The Kerosene Can,

Ttusville, Sept l0,-Jessie, aged eight, a
daughter of John Hill, and Garry, aged sD
adaugh!er ef j. j. Beere, during the absence
Of the mother at a neighbours thi, afternoon,
lighted a fire with kerosene oil, pouring it
from halfgallon can, 1t exploded, setting
the girls clothing on fire. Both were burned
terribly from the waist down and their limbs
charred TO y crisp. Both will die.
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y - -
NchurX nm a the Gfouu

Fort Keogh, NJ T., Sept lO.-Big Road
and Horse Road had conference with Sec
relay Schurz, Shey wan! to come here and
learn to farm and then be placed on rescr-
walton on Tongue river or Otto creek. The
secretary promised to refer their request TO
NE Great Father at Washington. MIR.
SchurS and his party started down the river
to-day.
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In Washington City there is converted
Hindoo named Ram ChSmbra Bose, who is
preaching to the populaco of that place. He
is said to be intelligent, fluent and eloquent,
and claims that christianity has made many
happy homes in India and carried light to
hearts all Allied with darkness before.
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The Popular Science Monthly says that
Philadelphia has the champion modest young
lady. When che hangs stockings out on the
clothes-lino she puts wells over them. Per
haps she lie inspired by the holine. of the
case-but hose business is il anyhow?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-11

New ORLEANS is busy preparing for the
heavy business and the influx of visitors
anticipated during this season. Repairing is
going on all over the city,a the sound of the
hammer and the saw is heard on all hands,
while "look out for paint has come almost
to DO legend. We trust the Crescent City
may realize all her anticipations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-11

THE editorial in the Houston Telegram, of
Thursday morning, headed 'Unce Dams
Great Chance" is certainly in some of its
features anovel one. 1t is a departure in
Journalism, in its personalities, that is some
thing "new under the sun" to u,, and that il
hto b hop'd, may not become prevalent
hsra in Taxas
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ANNOUNCE M ENTS.
District Clerk.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w VIM. A. HARN GOD as candidate tol
PREDICTION 10 the Office OF District Clerk at TIT
ensuing November election.
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Good Turnout.

Chicago, Sept l0,-A special to the Jour.
nal from Springfield says the Forthcoming
crop report of the board of agriculture will
show the winter wheat crop of the state for
1880 to be 53S6OOOOO bushels of wheat, the
whole value of the crop being estimated at
VA, $4,000 This crop is unexcelled in the
states history. There will be over four
hundred and sixtvse million bushels to
be shipped after taking out all necessary for
consumption and seed.
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CONGRESSMAN Csbell, slightly wounded
in a rencontro in Virginia, day before yester
day, is a brother of General w. l.. Cabell,
Of this city.
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County Assessor,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w II. d, RAW ms as a candidate for re-
election to the Office ofCounty Assessor.
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FOR MATOR
JAMES M. TIURM0ND
Election September II.
FOR MAYOR
INDICATIONS,

stationary on higher temperature, north
sdsterW pccrtng to east to south 'pinds; partly
cloudy tcdther,
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WE ARE AUTHO TO ANNOUNCE
w w. III. PRATHER as a candidate for
re-elootion 10 the office OF Tax Collector for
DallaB County.
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Justice of the Peace.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZES" 70 ANNOUNCE
w W. Nj, EDW ARDS as u candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Justice of the Peace.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w A. HARDWOOD, as u candidate for re-
faction to the Office Of County Clerk OF DAllaI
younty.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Il. WARREN STONE rs u cand-
date for County Clerk, ut the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF y, W, Rowe MS candidate
Tor che office 0fTax Collector, OF Dallas county
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County Attorney.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w ROBERT u. SEAY as u candidate for
re-elocton to the onlce of County Attorney OF
Dallas County.
, 1880-07-23

landlords that they. hnse tried u mako
iirrst-oiess prioe. il he" h 1n hnssl IN n
tho piAee TINT Naks g day It ,o,ss
not retihcr m c1,ltva3sra. for thoru arc gr,od
llDtclA enough that nfItMd "a go<Ai af,ss,nmUln-
ton ~ can ln got on the ttlArd for q ,lny, $ls
nwook. and e25 fur two. Of t0urrd this means
I'M average rot)m. For cholco apartments on
tho secan! ilour tllel,cr prize Would be nsketi
Al CApp May % Is The minimum. Thoro aro
ono Or two hutcls at which hss] anu hoard cntl pc
bad for that, but It wn,.d DO fair to expect d
hlttl bod hn! Rnnnt btMsrd. Al tho cottages,
which, Judged by thcir tnblo and t1o!r rooms,
might rink With second or thtrl- clnsa city
pp,mrdioR ~ holasa, M MslnHlo room can bs had for
means thlrd STORY hnck rnti,n, With vory hard
inatttvas and IN n vcry thin aoft pillow, luln one
hccn taken nH tho bllronl by tstnke. Thorn IL iio
oloeot, and tho curtains will nut wrrl. A HnH.o
etiair Is sxpeetl 10 hol'l oneh C!att,es, md I'M
Old Wo4,11n pail serrea for 4 slup iar. II things
wore little cleuner mn would not mind It
20 mitch. but when thera has been such Il spur
ing uso OF soap and wntor that dresses arc ut
tho owners risk, Sl2 dies sreul u little steep.
, 1880-07-23


A abort ti,no a8o two individuals named Tut
hill anl Wayerhavon. opened q room ut 40 and
A8south Clark stroet, and hung up the stgu,
" Dsamatio Agency" TutaI!l and Wayorhakan
hail fruu K4nsas City, md. according to tho
statement of tho former, who makos no bones
1bout tho fuct, they afe enxnRod tn tho business
and southwestern deus, Wlno-r00nI tateut, VIC
m4y EAy for tho he,leat Ut the nnlnttiatcl,
means pFctty. bu1oM, young Kifls Whu wail
submit to tho Insults Of Any rutlnn who tnay
uccoe for Tho benefit " tho propriytur Of these
dcns nuy unsusnoutlnH I'm, With moro money
thnu GrsiNs, ur w,lu nlny he willing 10 carry uii
llfo or deD9uchety and tge1lurullyJ crime. Tho
9f " ss f r. e'e nes 3
extont lately BY purtIca ~ho wisoly, ul9nasc to
kcrp th0nselvoa III tho background. Or courso
tnuny Of the Girts who 20 10 50 with their eyes
open. hat ihany norc Afe traMsported Y e.. those @
huvD thoir. oyea - opened BY por.
been onKisug Krla fof Tho Coliseum. Kanaas
what is expected 6t thom. woro % start to-day
or to-lnarTuw. 1ho writer CALLED upon Tuth!ll
ycateriay mud asked him II he Ind ltiforMel tho
people. he bad ,chGaIcd whnt Has expected ,of
said hp haiI lono ot ths iii. Who had nErscd 70
Ko VIVA nskcl what waa snla to hVr Whgn sho
signed tho contsuGt; IT. tho winc:ruu1n hud been
hIacrlbod to her, etc. bho replied that tho agunt
s9a sa ss &C. h0 VIZ VIZ a';sy saa to q ss y4
hand out wine when requested. Tho girl Wns
9pparoHuy honeat and rt4peEtnblp, without
ttt9nds 70 adyse her. and, for all that hM bSSi, M
Mussrs. Tuth,iI & Wayor6axea had Induced hor
by tAGir false representations To cntGr.