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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-08
Special Notices.
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, 1880-04-19

Special nispateh to Ths GAtedoo 1ttouns,
WARRINGTON, b. c., April lB.--A Kantlemau
recently from Now York who hus special means
OF knowing tho results Of reccnt important o<'l-
forepues betwotn tho Democratic lcaliers OF tho
two factions u that party iii Now fosk City,
says that at a meeting lust week 1t Was praa-
tlcally a1Fecd that tho Tammnny and antt-Tuul-
many parties would un!to upon lioratin seymour
~ common candidate. Thla action seems TO
10 baaod upon tho belief that, Notwithstanding
the alarming reports ~ to the condition Of Ar.
soymouFs health, ha would, 1t called upon by
tho representatives Of both factions, cousont To
become the Democratic stautlaStl.bGaror With
tho ohIeQt VI securing thu Elect4,ral vsaa To tho
, 1880-04-19
AIeTIsTs onLY IsH1pLoYED.
Seven Of tho most skiIIfu| and
hest.pa|d Cutters, sixty Of the
most ski|lful and best-paid
Journeyman Tailors,
NOW TURNING OUT THE
MOST STYLISH SUITS
SPRING 0VERCOATS
At the LARGEST CUSTOM Tailoring Es-
tablishment in the United States.
At the LARGEST CUSTOM Tailoring Els
tablishment in the United States.

YOU arc right. 'Tis WlLLoUaHBY,
HILL & co. that cannot find goods too
costly for their patrons. FIVE DOLLARS
PROFIT ON EACH SUIT made up In
their Tailoring Department will make them
rich. You can save from ten to twenty-five
dollars on Suit.
NO ONE can get up NICER Clothing.
No one DOES get up NICER Clothing on
the face Of the earth than this same WILL
LOUGHBY, HILL & CO. Money is no
object. The best help VIC WILL have; the
best goods we WILL have.
Ali our business is done with one idea,
that it's question " simply" Of "LIFE or
DEATH" ""SUCCESS or RUM" Now,
don't 1t scem as though such house was a
safe ono for you to trade with?
The SECOND floor Of ous great building
ovcrflowing with the FINEST Woo1cns
produced by the SKILLED hand Of man.
More than four times as many goods for
you to select from as you will find in any
other house.
, 1880-04-19
MINNESOTA,

4 BOON n8TENHIALr fDN WINDOW, hut HkAlI.r
NlA 0ltANT-uAN IT liz HEAnEn 0EYY
5ptetas Dkpasfh 10 7As Chicago 1ttbun&.
81. PAUL, M1nn., April lb.-JThe liepubllcan
State Convention, TO appotnt delegates to tho
Chlcago Convention, having lnen culted fur Nay
10, tho County Oonyentions are beginning u Io
called. The hrst OF theso-that In ltioo County
.-ts sct for Tomorrow. Others follow lustnx
the wetk; but the creator number will be held
in M1y. There Ia usually good deal of tuda-
, 1880-04-19
SCHOOL FOR HOMELESS GIRLS

H|Rs9a9 U05Hsst79 :" a"1 VHEz7RQ zFFQ4Hss
DECATUR. H., April R-Ars. John H. llnYct-
iIxe addressed multitude OF people ut tho
Its~by tertun Church this AftcrIlonu, IN tho ill.,
tDrust ut tho Illinois Industrial Sehuo Tor Homo
lcss ptElH. locuto1 ut Eyuaston, H., IT which III
stflitluA Arx. HFYurttlxN " lho PE,sllant- Thu
address way ;O!.tA Of deep INTEREST and great
power, and ulluitca tho closest attcntlon+
, 1880-04-19

\
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,,,u,.,, .,,..,,,.,,. =, v,....o., .,, ~. ,aa,,-
re'1cnt thinking IN Minnesota. anu mo scntl-
onScon sa @ % s az more sess ~
an . t 'no oapo .e .. . e
sss M @ 1 s tno ate capa qr
;rmnusa hs. ,'een be Informed Of tho position sf
"'" ~ Mtnnnsa.a 'an ~ @
nus's RI. 70 III mey ore
Tim STATE f,ommyttce. with Nm gut,ntorr. and Tho
Mcmi,cr NJ conortx, tnom III. t,tstr;ct. rhc
otheritcpnb'!can Congressman, punnell, has not
declared himself. IT be Il not Grant man, ho
will not como out for any athor candidate until
III scntcns H. ts x he be- fact nc tat s soverni pasrs II
his district. whose ctiitors ar9 P0stma:.ers,
shnw lcaninEs tawarls lann: The sate Co,n-
divided and Indifferent, and ot'vtolisly non
cofnmittal:, They werc extremely careful TINT
e tx e os a1: ! tse Nstenn cana.
dates, hut all allowed themselves to 10 npnn
Tsant,' nsnc Of as extremely anxious to present tho
to tho chcaso Convention. Il tfore wero tho re-
tho r,cetinx "f tho coinmlttco . number of
cs.f,iy crrnt.i int I'll Tic 9 9pa"c. f i M,nnn nt
s.'ta ~ ut caeaKo with favorit % iaio oIfsprIng Of
hsr .,wn is not such ridiculous 1npossiJl'l'y
Now. oil this IA at tcust translucent. Mr. Win.
DUN is il prncticni poticinf, and icgislntnr,
sr,a. lie k,,ows ti Tint he couI ' eimnpid H tho
support of every Republican in Ntinnrx,ta for
tGas t. s so
l., sacr;jice h!s repiltatioti for tho Mws,ssnn II
That e'ninentiy ,useiui quality which bus just
Trrsrnnv in nnv tnntid om.i s"rtnats a"u
scnsc. fIo wo.liiif not permit over
iiefnru WInncs.,t,, Convention 10 the injury uf
thp cantlitintt, In wH,n his stlnnurt il rsigei-
i}o,,. I;niut, Tht,su whu nrc irCin,iirv IL usc
hs tiatno III this why nrc mt orcr-c1,ih,sinstic
ttient's. ~, They kiltw exactly xhnt they nrts
If rnt & W m i "vnc so n bs hne pr 1ae tary ~ W
.Ianlc of Wi.1don. which be cn'llti i,ot, rnriaps
syGm5 yfo n c%,s' n!s t% rn.. 9n, They intcnd aat
"' R%t. avsso nn ' o~axr s's nskaarIos 10 'h'es0
10 sho beginning d thIs talk nhont @ windon,. % III Il
r et a. t. k Wn % sSiy M'a Y spS Sn hsso t
sjei,ntor who has onr great ficnl t, uvclop It's
interests. md whose influence and popularity a1c
tho tirsnt lsoom-to Which, III truth. It WIS 70.
inSaa,,t 10 harncss lncii directly. Wlninm is i,
il sincorry in fvor a,f tho no.;,i,,tion and Gee.
tton Of Orart. tic wo,iid pro,,aGIy cnmscnt @ to
onn bo . aSen ndynnnc ~ iaso , ntrn.ts % u fs 80
oandldutc. What bis niicxcd candidacy mems,
tbot,, il Tits: . ''''e7o'' ~>'''9' "''''''
| Tfpso DDIitical managers WIN harc arranged
to ac,ld Vrant dclcEniion iron, Hi M3nn.sotth1 to
| Chicago nee II rrrnt tirui in fho stnto IN mike
them dnubt tho success Of their plnns. There isn
tho remnins or nc Fiery enthusiasm, OF
,n.n, ,tn+ o,,,nt,.. ~, ~ s.ns @ stnt.- RE-
, 1880-04-19
SUICIDE,


Hptttat bupafth 70 The Ch1tdoo 7F3tAN&.
1Np.ANArDl.ts, Ind, April 1B.-A caso Ut sut-
oldo frotn Pike Township. tcn miles north Of
1n.llanapolls, wins reported to-day. Henry
Heather WIS found .luha in his burn, havlnH
hung himself In u lit Of dependency. Iio WIZ
mi invalid fHr years.
BAN FItAScikcG, April 1s.-The Chlnnlnan rc-
Gently arrested Mt baiicolltO chnrxest With tho
1nunler Ut Mr. Hoyuranue. VI thAt place. n fcw
tiuys uEu, committed suicide III hts tull this
Ntterntnn by hAnKlnE himself, making i rupo
from IT rtis Of bt1 lltt]t1lDK.
, 1880-04-19
BISHOP ELDER.

CINCINNATI. T., April 1B.--Dtahop Elder. Of
Natchcs,- arrived curly thls tuorninR, aud im-
med!ately cntercd upon tho dpty Of his oitico W
coaIjutor Of Archbishop Pukctll by aitond!ng
n,ass ut tho cathedral, wheru ho preached upon
ttrned u ulass Of ch1llrul. Vt thu e4the<lral lnA
day two ha will Walt tho Archbishop At his ~
Ga:at II A40Wa County at st, ursullna Cpnyune-
, 1880-04-19
OHIO.


sNksAn" ~ S9.aA"us.
Spfctdt Olspdteh 10 3h1 Chaeaao 54fHHA
CDr1 Minus, o., April 15.-AH tho primary cleo
tfons Inst MINT s,c1,, fnr thh ,rn,se of se,pt.
In. ,oimn.tas ~ TN ro,,,fv y I.onvontion vblrh
its uo'ek"tos ~ 'ao oe"Xys ~ n*, -
stee'a .'o'esasca ~ 'tS ns"te eon.' 'eal4ea. wv
cpup''e'1'' !a'r'J ""a n'f'4ou aue tna Urn. .'c'
thorc being twn tlckuts,-2no toF sherman anu
tho otEor for lla1ne.~ Ex,htelnunt run up tan
hjph ,,itch md moro. futorrst vn4 takcn in tho
..ea r., ~ ~ ~, - .t,.,. IL ,,n., H., .n.o,,,t
hetce!sf VI ucueAtos tu'1'' ~ ea''os'l"s "pp.vHs
ut II SMto election. Men VINO ma nut attchdcd
primary elections for ten years wore drawn lntb
Tim vortox. tho Elders md Doacons 0r tho
ah,,-o,,,a t,,nia, T., tha u,o,umont n,,I y,r tho
cA"cnta 1"'ulns u. t"o W. el''o.st' 1'''o ~ 'ao
tttao botng doing tho work hstiltlly aceofriod u
politicians. Tho result !s what Tfghtbc expected
t,t,sler thu circumstances Il triumph for Sccrc-
=. ~. o.a.,,.,, ,'t,a. to - H. rn.,,. ,do,to1 :,
.ats oAesntan'-t"". ~ =. tue "t"..o ""uea - ~
brthg anout such rcshlt afe not taKen i'ito
,,,. ,tnr, .a ,,1,,,,a xor n,,oil mr., ,no.ns
sr,t.hnI =. ,,nto n .tnntf nj ttn mini ~ mic
with vlow Of broakins tho islalne nnsetnent III
,yns here. until llst nfvht.
"*'' 1o>0 ,,,s ,.cnrr,,a ,,r, ,v
hls "u''nhes ruF "S
lo'd 'FRONT.', anu lnld caims 10 u so!tsl aetfRa-
tim at ChtpAgu. When tho polls worg opened
tust nfu,t TINY worn Hlirrostrttet ly lnrre mil
,s,, n,,s1s o,,I noyor rrI,,,,f. ,vht,o hoors and
uaey eto"us at'' caho' '.'o' ... "uo a,., ".t
l}rfQ llD ftIC 1KE1tF1H, LII a0HGtl 1t tho wlftlS
, 1880-04-19

Mt once ordered To qunrnnt!no. a cnse oE amnst-
pnx occurred on tho passdHc, thnsIKh nnnc t,t,W
exists IN lnMr1it. The rursers lny was tandsl.
md tho n,ns will !'o pitt ashore after thorough
f!!niYntf0n The ship will t,u kept III quarantine
till all danger of 1nfeolinn In mast.
, 1880-04-19
FURNI TURE
MOVE. les!

We are exhibiting an entire new
line of CHAMBER and PARLOR
SUITS, which have never been
cqualed in point Of style, elegance.
and design. They are the skilled
productions Of the most celebrated
manufacturers, giving the very
FINEST EFFECT and the very
best of work at a very moderate
outlay. These goods need but to
be seen to'be admired and coveted,
and ARE destined to. have large
sale.
, 1880-04-19
CANADA.

AHG 14HUt H&G0FEE k1Eu%F{i8 &tNN0 9kUlt6
CrltScn5-TcjcErnph1c LttlEatlOn-0tl
At Observation-Disclosures at H1all&reaI-St.
Jean Haptfkte-CatttC-Trntfe with E,f-
rope-Young prlnrcH-Banks and Cur-
reHcy.
Bptetal n.paseA to 7ns chtea9o Tribune.
TORONTO, April 1s,-Tho condIton Of tho lion.
George Rrow1i, who was shot n short time ngo
BY ono ncnnett, Is Tonight considered to bo
CRITICAL fIc hns been dellraOuA 1t times for tho
past fourt days, nnd hts medical attendants apenk
anything tnt hopefully nf his recovery.
3ptttdl Dispatch to Tho Chitaoo TrAinf.
TORONTO. April lS.-it Ia suited tlat bi11 hns
bcen fllf.l In the st,lrt Of Ctanccry here BY
Mcssrs. Mcfh,uRnl and 0nrrlon, solicitors for tho
Atlantic l. i'aoliic Telegraph Company, to
rt.str,l!n tho Dominion Telegraph Company from
t1,stny Its lines tn tho new opponent In tho
United s'tat';s ri tho Western uaIon Company
viz: the American Union Company. TIM
grounds Of tho It'll are, 1t IL said, that tho
Dominion Company Inns. by rnnson Of ita recent
arrangement with tho American Union tunl~
mny. deprived itacif Ut the power to cnrry ont
AtlnMtit g. pmelllu Company, .nttnE rrslm 1874,
and tho 'ast-'asuc:i r,necrn has suffered 'lamngo
s,o Viii e i ni sIet IN s 1ho 9t
the dntnuges sustained by tho complainant COM
Special Dt,patth to Tnt Chttaqo Tribune.
T4nNltoN. April lR--a1tnn. nesnolte. formerly
0l ChcAg0. VIM has jitat lGcn scntcncetI Mt
s Wap +" 1o wo earFe m ,f ere tr oae i 5,9
thrCe wears :hs trndc 0f n notnrtflis prncurt.s9
under tho g,l!se af II far'un.-tcF'er. Her ''ct.
nuke y cass aFatn.t h':r i, h.,r Imprisonment
m t.. rs" rests Sps1s'f ss s 1 c;t IT. 81" e.
tisy. nn;I k"cinx j ur fo THU Th,s sit!ke bss
weakening. hcinR slH; 10 x!.io per bsrrcI, md
kt,n,t ;tsts ~ l!,w IA 81. Thcrc n1c nver lu
ONO !: ts re- Pi53. DsPses esr q s"S ae catss,e Tribune
,MoSTnEA,. Ai,ril ~. i r.,lnored thAt tho
inet Of Qunhcc. ii is aS' sad TINT II rnw is
brewing III OTTAWA. and that the F1snch-Cana-
naval frum tho Department Ut lsnilwaya and
t'nnals. dcspair,ng of getting t1olr sharo Of tho
4se spzns zTEy SsaRsY s broken out amonr
first c,.Ee nppcareh on thr lit OF March, and tho
Trnifie- rctiirns of tho principal Canadian rail-
r0ade show remarkable growth Of cummings.
hs 9 sak II ss AZ a Tea Il the pf
Fur two or three weeks previous 10 the Open
att.ntrcnl: and this ycur il no s.xceptlon u tho
rule During tho pNst week the river In front
% @ s e ny hrcs ~ceas as"e Or es =
naviFat!or i open; Il + dia!cut e form
sy n =; yot t tno sqS 'rns M1T ss
prospects Ind bcixh.ened wonderfuIiy.- reports
fus-wheat Ind revived under tho fine open
weathor. The toJ. bleak rnins, with trusts,
wae9 yg sS m pfen M a4 nf fha rst
Thore ts n Kooti denl Of speculation hero rs to
ing to ENGLAND asn Can,dlun cricketteam; md
thu enterprise ts lookcd upon rs gtod joke.
Every cricket team that hAs met Canadians
rHuu1ilAhet1 Tim latter fuRlfY TINT II In bC.
, 1880-04-19
EDUCATIONAL

FsOANEl.l. UNIVERSITY.
~ ExAM!NATiUG5 IN CHICAGO.
salt4fy, AFeSitsetass, Afts, cheust!{ .nd fhy;cs.
ShAaie AHs, katatsl i!stoty. rh!iosophy. sslsnss.
ec!snoe and latsasa stndsns. n9t sXsklnH tiexfe?s
TIoas eegn y a . H. H. ~ l.hse. Time Il and gSpt p
Is 4n1 continue thrss ua{A Eur Information, apply
t0 tho Treasurer, lth1c4. n. r.
, 1880-04-19
GONE TO QUARANTINE.

BAN BNANCIsCO, April 1B.-Th0 atHaMer CITY
OF Pokiu3 uxrtyed this evening from Hong Kong
aud Yokuhsna. LIKING TIC yellow ua1. aud uax
, 1880-04-19

6p<tias Dtpateh to TAs tAttooo Tribune.
WHEATON, ILL.,. April lB.-Thn Du l'tK1 Cnunty
delegation stands Wnshhlr1!e, 0ne: BINiIle, QUO:
and Hrult, three; nld not nal for 0rAnt, US pro-
vfuusly reported.
, 1880-04-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

UCEHN 1IEHMoH1F HEWo.
New YoHk. april l&-AFsIvod, Collie and
Egypt, fruln Liverpool; Ilollund, fron, London.
I1lspos, April l8-Tho steamships CAualla,
Wcstphalta, and City Of Montreal, FROM New
York, hayS urrlyct out.
, 1880-04-19
ILLINOIS,.

Bptetal Dtspateh ia Tbs chicago Tribune.
fLAlNv1Hw, ILL.,. April 18.-At tho Township
Convention to sc!cct delegates to tho Macuupin
County Convention, M Informal ballot WIS
t,.kcn for choice on Presidential candidates,
which rnaulted In this prnpnrtton: n1aine ~,
fitnnt n, Edmunlls L, and Waahhurno . votes;
lsinaker for Governor
, 1880-04-19

Unqualified !
Admiration

IL daily erp,essctt bv Gentlemen, Of
acknowledged judgment and m0st
5nstttlio,ts taste ay1len inspecting our
handsome anu most complete tlac Of
, 1880-04-19
WlLLOUGHBY, HILL { CO.

Are to-day the most successful Retailers Of
Mems and Boys Out[ittings in America.
Why is it Bo7 "Slecplcss Willoughby. Hill
& Co" "Tiretess Wllloughby. Hill & Co."
the hardest workers in the trade, constantly
thinking Of some new way to create more
customers.
Corner Madison and Clark.sts.
410 to 494 Milwaukcc-ay.
Also, cor. Blue Islanl-ay. aud Twclftll-st.
OPEN TILL NINE AT NIGHT.
, 1880-04-19
IMPORTED
SPRING
SUITlNCS!

Many Of our s.e.v patrons, hereto
fore trading cFse.Uhcre. tDho hare
been It. the habit Of paying from $50
to $40 for Il Custom Suit, freely atl-
NIT that 0,t,' Goods, IN point Of 0Mnt-
ftU, are cqmal, If not superior, to d,,U~
thing they have cuer seen, avhttst III
TurteiV, 0uantitU, Elegance, and
Prices, ave offer inducements ttnnp-
proacl.tsble bU anU other ilrst-cttss
establishment IN this city.
We nolv employ jfve jirst-ctass Cns-
tor, Cutters aud IN excellent force OF
Idi1ors, c,latlt,.D sts to execute orders
1>ron.2't{Ua,, to guarantee 0tsr t0orti
II. regard to style, trimmings, and
Finish ns second 10 sloHc produced
OIL f}kfH Continent.
, 1880-04-19

BANnUsxY, d, April iA-Tho Republicans nf
sandusky C0unty. President HAyta' huns. ycs-
etato Convention. Huron County ut tho salnu
time selected q sulld 1IlAlne delegation to tho
stato Convention. 1he ltopuelican primaries In
thla city and county yustortlAy solicited MI
utmost snlIi niaiau hplcaAtlon u the l:Uunty
C+,uyenttol,. The Congressional district Iii
which Gov. FOstpr and Prs.ata1Unt IInyp4 reside
will gcn4 q DlAtno delegation TO Chicaxo,
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Washington, D. c., July oath, 1880.
There has been during The past
week, a notable increase Of conf
dence and enthusiasm at this Repub-
lican campaignd centre, and the
Democrats, who have been fabulous
~ expecting an easy victory, are
now brought face to face with the
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sinking toward the old condition
which existed before a Republican ad
ministration brought i'll enterprise
and progress. Business men ,ant
owners of real estate have no dcsir,
| to bring in Democratic administra
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04
Beware Of Imposition.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

per of a bomb-shell forthcoming happened TO
get started in three distinct directions OH the
same day. Was there consultation OF DEM
ocratic leaders about that time Or was the
"lethal weapon already prepared. and known
TO Mr.. B1rnum, before the October ccct0n'
and only disclosed 10 other Democrats when
he saw That their dis engagement on account
of defeat in Indiana was so great that tome
WAS necessary Possibly some OF these ques-
tons may be answered i'll due time. But, ~ Is
already evident, the completely OF some mem
berg of the Democratic Committee Is betrayed
by the very aitempt made to conceal If. The
story that nothing was known OF the letter
at headquarters until it was published Is
fa!selood which would never have been told
without an object. The obvious object Is
to hide the truth that s0ilc member or
members of the COMMITTEE contrved, con-
cocted and managed the Infamous fraud.
Those who do not tell what they know, ana
refuse to demand thorough investigations
must expect that public opinion will not rush
TO the conclusion that they are inn5cent.