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The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

The Memphis Appeal speaks very
highly Of Col. b. d. Williams, rep
resentativc from this county, as a
candidate for speaker of the next
house of representatives. If, by
any chance, Col. Williams should be
elected speaker, it will be tho first
time that position has ever been
awarded TO a citizen OF Pulaski
county, though 1t has been repre-
sented often by some of tho ablest
men in the state.-[L. r. Gazette.
The reason, perhaps, why PuIas-
ki county has never been awarded
this position Is, that in the general
grab for office, the speakership mas
somehow always been overlooked,
as one of so little importance, and
remuneration, as to render 1t un-
worthy the seeking; and consc-
quently the position had to be filled
by dislnterested outsiders, who
were willing to serve their country
from purely disinterested motives,
and high sense of public patriot
ism. We are glad to observe that
the future promises reform in this
direction so far as Pulaski county is
concerned, and no doubt, that here.
after, seekers for the spcakership
of the house will be as numerous
from Pulaski as for that of govern
! go, -. o,y of tNn slaie offices.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27
COUNTY OFFICER,
MASONIC

The stated communications of osceola Lodge
No. 23f. & A. NJ, viii be uold the SATURDAY :
ya Fch 81 March 90 April "a, May y, June ~
& "a, ST ] u. July u Aug -, Sept IS, OSts , ~,
Nov. ~. Dec II The election and lnsisln',1. ,',
OF officers will take place Dec ~ (st. John '"'
EvangelisO ,t. aooord-
The Members are ordered TO attend in accoru-
ancr with the By Laws, ,,-.. ,a-li
All Master MasOns in good standing are co'ui
ali, inyit.d 10 attend BY order Of
Jh Il. HALE. w NJ
MoRRis IIErSz, Sec'y. ,. ch,,,cr
The regular convocaiion az osceola Shaptrs re
No. 81. X A. Masons, Is on triGay on OF po,1a. NJ
sons are cordially invited to attend N
by order of r. n, Ghmtitn, w, p..,rtsr ~,
JOHN MATTHEWS, Recordef'
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27


A letter to Mir. Eli NJ. Mooney
conveys the intelligence that Col
"A. &. Brewer, at one time Hancock
and English elec,or for this district
met Maj. |. f. Earle, few days
since, on board the steamer Jas.
Lee, and chastiscd him for reports
during the late canvass, circulated,
derogatory to Col. Brewers char
acter and standing as a democrat.
1t seems this was done after earn.
est and repeated demands for re-
paration, without any responsive
effort on the part of Mai. Earle. 1t
Is well known that Col. Brewers
name was withdraw as Hancock
clector for THE district, and that Of
Hon. j. A. Gibson substituted in
stead, but we can assure Col. Brew
or that the democracy consented to
this change, not from any lack OF
faith in his integrity, but because
doubts existed IA to his eligibility,
he being slIll member of our state
legislature. He has the confidence
and goodwill of the democracy of
this dis rict and it will require
more than hcarsay TO snake their
faith in him.-[Helena Yeoman.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

The official vote of California
gives the state to Hancock by a
plurality of l22, Judge Terry,
democratic elector, runs 205 behind
his ticket, lnsuring his defeat.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

Mr.. J. ID. G. CoBR, editor Of
the Jonesboro Times and late post.
master has been removed from the
postmastership Of Jonesboro. Mr..
w. VI. Robertson is successor.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27
~,

THERE are lO4 papers published
IN Arkansas /; Sj democratic s in
dependent; 1 4republicans 8 relig-
ious; 3 neutraIs; temperance /;
and 2 educational. L GAINESVILLE
Press.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

Coy. James ID. Williams, of Ind.
better known as "Blue Jeans Will.
iams,' died on the evening of the
Goth inst.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

The Jacksonport Herald advo-
Gates the whipping post for the
benefit of "pistol.toaters That
is hardly the remedy. The law
should be so amended as to assess
fine all the way up from S25 into
the thousands:
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

~ Advertisers by the year will e restricted
TO their legitimate business
t@-NentIy advertisements may he changed or
reset -four Hines during the year free OF charge
~ Parties contracting for yearly advertise
ments and disseminating from any cause, will be
charged snort time rates, 0s per time Inserted.
= RE RATES
~ Notices Of concerts, festivals, sociablcs
or any other meeting. where the proceeds are to
oe used for some benevolent purpose, will be
charged hall rates only.
s~-toreign advertisements, sent through
Advertising Agencies. must be paid for IN ad-
yance, or deposit made i'm some one whom
We may designaie.
ss Marriages and deaths not exceeding ten
iines. will be Published rs news, Tree uf charge,
but obituaries, trIhutes OF respect. mineral n"Hc-
es and Invitations charged ~ advertisements.
ss- Ali personal matter letters or communi-
cations setting forth individual schemes or In
trrrSts to he promoted, cmAnating nom parry
or parties, organizations or societies. VIII BE-
charged for A. other advertisements.
ta~ In all legitimate demands Of the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or ut the great Ia
teresis OF the general public upon our columns
the Inns viii not tail Of iis duty
Y~Communic ations setting forth iacts Of In
fsrcst to the people OF the county, state or gene
raj government will be puOlished free OF charge
sg"The name OF the writer OF every commu-
nication must accompany tie same. but VIII nor
I've published except when no other signature Is
given No rcivctcI manuscript returned.
sYwe solicit short pithy communication on
subjects of local aud general interest rom every
township In this ana surrounding counties. We
want news of all Kinds. If YOU know anything
don / fall 10 scud IL to us because you can't
''wrte Il up in style, send ue The facts ana We
will give them the style We are determine q 10
make THE OSCEOLA nNLs THE rArER or
ASD FOR TnE PEOPLE.
Address all commur icaiious 10
1HE OSCEOLA TIMES,
usCEOLA, Ahk.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE oFFCERs.


Governor w. r. Miller.
src'y OF State-Jacoh Frollch.
Auditor-Iohn Crawford.
Tr,Asurer- I. J. Churchill.
Atty Genl-W. =. Henderson.
Com state Lauds-D. W. Lear.
Chancellor-D W tanoll
Chancery clerk W. Galway.
Chief Iustice-E, II EnglFh' -
Associate Justices john Il. Eakin. and
". NJ. Harrison,
~upt Pub Inst l.. Dentoa'
lst. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman, Let DIstnct-POindeNttr Dunn
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit Counties OF fMissis-lppl' tNosf
Crittenden, Polntsett, Craighead, Greene Ila!
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. L. Mack
Pros Atty.-E Foster Brown.
LEGISLATIVE
29th District-Countics OF Mississippi, ,JaokHon
Pointsett and Craighead.
State ssnutor--B. Harris
Representatives. o. Blackvood
COUNTY OFFICER
County Judge L. A. Garlicl
shciif-W. 4. ask'ns
.ouuty tlork--D. II. Bacchus.
Trrasurer-J. W UzzeI.
SuiNcjui--Gcu. Benton.
A,sr,sor--John 4 Loyewci.
Coronet-J n Lawrence
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

IGNORANCE is the worst foe TO so.
ciety, and those parents who are
permitting their children to roam
about the streets instead OF sending
them TO school, are shamefuily re.
miss in their duty in themselves
and to the state. Idle and igno
rant children grow up to be idle,
ignorant and vicious men and wo-
men. There are hundreds of chll.
dren all around Us with the means
of instruction within their reach
who are growing up IN ignorance
and vIce-dcstincd to become a
curse to themselves and burden
to socloty.-[L. r. Democrat.
The above is too much the case
here in our own community. OF
the 400 OF 500 children between the
age of 6 and Il in this sch DOL dis
trIct, there is not over an average
daily attendance at school OF forty
scholars.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

democracy of the whole nation set
their houses in order for the great
struggle of thc future.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27
CHURCH SERVICES

Every Sabbath, at the second baptist Church.
at II o'clock a. m and "a m,c., m pas,or
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

"A beam ETHEREAL, sullen and absorbed" Is
the man who refuses % be cured Of chills and
fever by the use OF Days Ague Tonic.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27
VOLUME XII.
THE 0SCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
< d tor and Proprieto r

TERMS FsUBsCRIPrIos. un ADVANCED
For Term OF One year r...............sl 81 90
- "a Months. ..... 900. -
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

-Prichly Ash Bittcrs viii effect care in all
cases Of dyspepsia. Try them and get relief
from this most distressing malady
The Osceola times., 1880-11-27

LEGAL NOTICES.
One dollar per square OF one inch running
measure, or slace often lines of this tyne, FOR
drst lngertinn, and seventy five cents iOr each
subsequent Insertion.
CAEDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

First Insertion, per line .............. n cents.
EAoh subsequent insertion ............I 10
, 1880-02-10
not oron t,o published In tho Exnfno Journal Of

not Ny0n bO I'M Tajlrt In tlo Ert5lf0 jUYf,dl OF
this nrtor1lonn
cnrnfujy Hrratlretl Ry scurct coI;fcrct,ccs prior
to tho meeting of Tho Ctnitnittco and IL ii rcf.
nycntion wcT MI rcr x h. ~ na 'e at FIJI
prfn,nry meetings tils nooi,.
Anti+smyth Hr,,i,blicnne, who constitute tho
purity here, arc inexrrrsaibly inttKilnnt this
morning, and locnl noltics arr The absorbing
tnpic Hf conversation in tho I.cRefathrc.
nuke NJ effort 10 tnkr nart il, tho nrSmury i,rc-
ings to.tiny, Init to pai IN iniEnntt0n li,crtjnx
trnlinr1 II if+m Thnrn +. n nn"t .IotI ~ .,,.t1.j
, 1880-02-10
FALSE and TRUE,
n,Ss We extrnot @ from Pr Isa,!wny's Trea,I.s a,
List Of Diseases Cured by
Railways SarsaDapiljan Reso|I(pL

Chronic skin Diseases. Unr1cs Of the tlonc In.
nnra In tho Hood, Borofti1otH nJsenscs Msi ia. "
Unnatural Habit Of HMly, Syphilis and Vcn"-aa.Ta
Fovor Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers Ya,t uhnrts!.
Hlckcts. Whlte Swelling, Hcald llend. Mt,Is' MttMsn',
AFFECTIONS, CankerS, GAntlulAr t3weIltas 4 Ntsi";a
WMting and ncuny Of tho TtHty pnpIrs s.{
lslotetcs, Turner's. Dyspepsia, kidney and fn,1
dor Discusses, Chronic llheifmutsni nn,i f:n",
Consumption. Gravel and Calci1Iuis neMs%,s
and variottrs Of tho above comrlaInA to sbss;
sometimes arg given spectous names. AeA
possesses tho curative power over these diseases
that ftndwny's Rcsolvrnt furnishes. It cur.
stcp by step, siruiy, frnfn tho foundation. ans
restores tho injured pArtA to their solInI trndf
ton. THE WAETEa OF TIE DODY AIR RrOrFrn
AND GIEATTtfY HOOD is SUPPLIED TO rltR sTe,
TEM. fr1,m which HOW material Ia formed, ThIsJ.
THO lirst corrective power Ut ftatwAy ttesIIycnt
In cnse8 Whcre tho system has heeu sal(yotei
md Mercury, Quicksilver. Corrosive Subitni,s
have accumulated nnh hnoo1ne deposited il H..
bones. joints, ctc, causing cnrics OF tho b0neS
swelllnEs, varicosc vcls, etc., the SaranpMsillsn
will resolvu away. thteo deposits md cxterTu.
nntg tho virlts of tho disease frum tho system
Ii thos9 WIN arc tAknE these medicines In
tho curn OF Chronic, HCrofulnns. Or SyphIIio
diseases, however slow may b0 the cttfp. Hferl
better" and find their general hc1Ith lIupfoy.
Ing, their flesh and weight increasing, or even
keeping Its oWr. ls sure elRn that the cur i,
progressing. Itt theso discusses tho pstIent
clthor gets bettor or wDrse-tho virus Ut tho ,l.
easc ,s not Inactive: !f not arrested anu drtyra
from tho blood. It VIII Rpread md continue t1
undermine tho constitution. As soon ~ tha
ter every hnur yt,tl will grow botter and Ii,
cr0nan In hnn]tb Etrnn nth Hui tinatt
, 1880-02-10
2ADVkY'S REGULATING PILLS!

Perfect purEativo Soothing Aptrasas,s,
without 1snln, Always Reliable ''ha
Natural In their Operations. .,,
1 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoA.L. ..,,
Iurfccty tastelnss, elegantly cs@tca VII I'll
ewect s.1l. purko ruxulpta, purify, oleaa''' "''S
KASwxYh l,tss Tor tho cure et y, as1lsl{: ',ia{.
Of thu Btasach, Liver, I,nwes Kt4nvss' 'n,tfu1 msn
durt Nervous Dlaeassa, lleadche, C1n;s'tpsaass
stiyonsss !niEestion nysspsia: s''!'1|ii F|ies aid
all Heterogeneous Of tho Informal vssa,,t'x xcssa.
fnntea ~ effect perfect cHre. tafen T. ,iriote.
b!o. conta!n!ng no mercury, iniaesais' " ''''
oD;s;yo ths s'!owtna :ymptS"'s. ", p't2,'. :ec,tr cs.
ttiEntton, Inward rlles, fullueas Ut me G,1su,
earsSas,, Dssast ot rad, F..aoss sr wslsa1 'sl ~
in the Htuinacl B9!,r EguStutlont, lsa.,tIsfInx
Vision. lNts or Webs is1ufu tho Sight, tESs. w..
md n,isl PUN In tho !lead. neAcienry " y. psiu
eEiration, fnlown9as Of tho ek!n Hna EEtsSes ii
III the Si1u, Cheat, Limbs, And Huddch f'u''s'
4 fcw dosos of WAnwAy's pt1As viii fEee wv
gyateiu from nll tho al,oyt,- Ilhucd dlsorae''
P~tcs, s5 t'o.4ts Ter l;op'
Wa repeat TINT tho reader must Goasu.s '. sni Uij
books ai,d papers OIL the subject ot diseases e
their uArp. 4,iiong which m4y be nAuleo'
"Ealss a,nt 1Fsts.'
"IaAUuv on IRRITABLE Vrttsra,"
~ flfsstfiray Oh Bcfpftfa A..
aud Others .clu,Ina to .iigoront c,assos Of d's'
Ss'S'' soLp BY DRUGGISTS.
READ HFALSE AND TRUE
esssa a 9<fts~ s&a,Ap u RIDWdf = ~"
~ Warren, cor. ghsTtk-si, hstp forH. ,,.
~ Information xvyta thpuAauds VIII " 'S''
WyVu.
, 1880-02-10
OUT OF THE RACE.

A FRIEND or riLnEv DECLARES THAT liz ts IN.
CArACtTATEn 10 DE CANDIDATE FOH THE
ritEal lDENCY. ..
CINCINNATI, Fob. 9.-Tho following special
dispatch from Albany, NJ. y, ls published this
morning, In a private letter 10 the editor of
tho Albany Eptnf1p Tf,net prominent and
htgh1y-csteemet Democrat III New York City.
who ia and always has bcnn friendly to Mr. I'll.
don. snya, VI have become satisfied that Gov.
Tllden ts, and will be, physically inca
pac,tated to 1,e candidate for tho Presidency
at the coming election; You n,lght ,s @ well tnlk
l,ricf. you nuy snt It down M nj, fn!t nccompli
TINT ril,1en Is NIT OF tho rncc." This mfDrtnn-
tlon cnf,,rs from a souTce which wn nrc not ut
correspondent ts u,,o,testionnhlc. md he Is one
Of the nblcst and best of the mon who have
sustained and adhered to Mr. Ti1lon.
, 1880-02-10
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OR TIE HAlsNtaDUno con-
IN I'M


WEsr CllEsrEll Feb. IA cali ia being circ,I-
lAtetl hero for u meeting at Horticultural Hill
this oyr, ing to commend tho COURSE of tho
s,to.t,r rn,,,t,, .,ol.vntfo ~ tho ,s,,ort il,
e"1s ','1t'. S' .. e.t ~ 'ao "a. 4. ~.
p'ihllchn st4to convention, anu ID " iake stich
Ut PunrayIya,,ia's choice Ut Chlcaxu." Tho ua.l
ia ndr.sscd tr - An licnul1,rn,,s ,yh, ,,a,tnyo IN
". ~ W ~" W., ~, e','' ~
III! hof'eht e3PNhsloh ~ t1e VIII VI tao Pe"ploi
who arc opposcd to tho enforcement OF tho
ti,n nnthr5s t},ot h"vn I,enm ,,a,I tn o,'r stuto
.oo o'toas th.1. uase nea'' nso.. !" o,'s ol"1o
tnhVehloh ~ lnlst urnn Iho party Atnfni-teFH
candidate; and who bnlicro thnt It Is tine to
thratt'o tho onc-nnn power ,a Pennsylvania
pu'.1'tS. e"set Coa".s nns to,,H oeou ao.oF.
nlll,ed III Its ah1hRohla1h 10 tho Ga1nef1'n swhy,
And Il iull And spirited meeting ID Gxl,ectcl.
THE EIwsrarEns.
"t "'.. ~. , 20 ~. 1 -, NV nv" .,ts
the op.utoh VI tic llttshiitx 1fnfHs when Argtes
thut GruHt does not seek tho nunAhtlUn, md
would nat ,ecopt 1t unless unanimously ten.
ao'"u une's ~ 'uu ,nt.' .".', " u.s. s' esns ue
"Tho Ger1nnn element IL strong QUO ,n our
political organization, anf with tho cousalous-
ness Of how things work Ut thclr nattys h.1mes
uh'ef 'of'a, ,ehAt'a'teu aha n'lhFoKet rue. taoy
aro dccc,lly opposed u long continuance In
office, This to III e.pmout II, our svploty which
hnu ~, ,,, roarnetnd."
'rb n,, ,s',ru ni,,x,,,h oroo,ts ,h,, o,,to, =,
tho Convention NJ conclusive prOot TINT Gr1lnt
should nut up nominated, It aru,,us; " The Con-
vruto, In tina Rtutn ,xns intnnnI frun tho tIru+
to test tho tclrcr Vt tho roHro IN tho ,,assson
"rrnts ~ v.staS,v tnt tn ,e.m.r II III ttn ~
~ trftin,t h i'.ttS",, ritn.. .iS w S ,m,s ~ ~
, 1880-02-10
INDIANA WAR. CLAIMS.

GrftlaI Uspufch to 7hs CAltAg0 Tribune.
1KntANArOlls, Ind. Feb p.-Attprney-0 q 0onernl
Woolst. whu haa bnen lIs Washington for tho
rnst tcu days luoking nftor lndMtnt war clu(nls,
returned this mnr,sIuH, an,l reports that tho s
rer cent clnim fnr $loU000 Kbcn before tho Helt-
ato ta.tlny, with tho in'i0r4su,cnt of tho Cnn,-
luittcc 10 which II wins refrrrcd. It will prt,tlu-
lily ,H paid. Tho othor olal.l., for $Guo,00o. for
funds spout iii rtnipping United States troops
during tho War, ia not In rs favorable u ro1llt-
ton. II will bo nlluwu sonlu tlnu prtIDahly, hut
not for several months Ut leNst. rheso claims
Mre mKtly fnr intula.At ratl by tho Etatc on tIp
War debt which wus subsequently nss,tnetl by
IT interest" wns stricken nut Mt Tho tiNnp If
sottlutnpnt aud ts4'tl. tlat tl,nu nnlll new tho
Htutn has lcc1I seeking payment. Congressman
bly, for this ntlynl,celh1nt TT this tinu. If tho
c!nins nr!,, paid tho proGe.n Ut building Bute-
ilpugp Will he Su.ycH,
, 1880-02-10
NEW YORK,
THE MACHINE IN Albania THICK or THE
kNETlI llIEl.

sMYTlI HIHG,
Special DtspatsA ~ Nttv Turk Evening Post.
ALBANY, Fob, GA lang and stormy lnuolln9
Of the Republican General Committee Of this
city aud county wis held last night, and tue
ct,ursa OF tho Smith managers oreatcs a ducjdctl
,utter lit Capital City A,ltius this lllarnnK. Tho
Committee is un1us thu cuntrsl nf Insurance.
superintendent Smyth, although Albert q. 3Mts-
sftl. ExntnlHcr IN tho lank department under
Superintendent Lan,t ~ its Chairman. About
thlrty members 0t the Committee wulu present.
Resolutions wUro received ftum tho Icpub-
licun Club ot which launllton 1larris Is rresl-
tun, requesting that III 3nHkng IN tho .leicgutes
g t!o uiiea Gonyentton taIt .ls,l - 10 had "
tho purity. This resolutions ,lcsiyrl!ttcti one
pts,lntnunt Nepnhi!chn f!a each wur.l III the clty
whu might liz allowed to bo prcaont 1T tic
primury elcAtlos,s w un impartial inspector II
tho count: Yhls rs4ucat M wy tr.Atcs1 wllh con.:
wv sIutd on, she taGse Mith snects befGre tho
The EuInlAtttre thou trcldsd ta issue i oall for
the pri,lary, meetings ta ulect nt noon To-day,
thus sprlnginy y tlnp ou tho niti-emyth tlepub.
llcaus. Tho cali fur tho primary meetings cau-
, 1880-02-10

mA pEN1AL OY TIE snkRAAR.MOuGT0N LETyKR,
SPECIAL Dspatsh to Th4 Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1NoroA, D. c.. Fob. 0.-senator Conkling,
in raply to the Inquiry whethor tho shcrinuu-
Moulton letter represented hs sentiments, sad
to-day: ~ DO not know Mr, Mouton, and have
had uo conversation with him or Mr.. Sherman.
Ihere IL no one in Now York authorized to speak
Tor me. 4 great dual Of oanardtuE Ia heluy
done 1ust now in order TO lujure Gols Grant, but
! do not ehink It will succeed. II thcy can make
people behave that sm not for Gcn. asaut, and
foF Any one easus thoy may succced In makiny Il
appear that nobody Ia fur him." This positive
dcn!al ought to sct ut scpt I'll speculation touch.
has for tho pus. few days heon The subject Of 80
nauch tnik here.
, 1880-02-10
Treasury Officeholters Working
for Sherman In North
Carolina.
Peculiar Way in Which civi!-Serv-
ice Reform Is Carried
Out There.
Expressions Of Sentiment by pennsyl.
ranlaas About tho Recent State
Convention.
The Way in Which the Machine Is Run in
New York-sherman in Ohio.
MICHIGAN,
TIE FEELfEQ ron blaine,

M4 4IA1N
TIE FEgLrEo roR blaine.
6ptetal Dtspaseh 10 TIT Chteaoo Tribune
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 9.-Unttl tho pcnnsya-
vhn.a Convention to elect delegates to Ch1cago,
wherein they tlloptel tho unit r,llo and instruct.
ed for Grant, there had boen little expression
OF opinion fiji this stata in reference to tho
varioas Presidential. candidates, but the action
Of tho Pennsylvania delegates has opened tho
eyes OF tho voters in this Stato, and also tho
mouths o. appelrs from tho following state
mcnt; From a carefully prrpnrcd and lmportlIll
plan OF getting tho views Of lcudlng 1sepub-
licans Of this county, it appoars that nbout
four-flftha OF those intcrrnXatul
ARE FOIs HLAlNE,
who tho other fifth Rro for 0rnnt, Washburno,
and the nominee Of the Convention. There Aro
very few, indeed, for John Sherman: ilc Is not
rc9ar1ed tho solo cause for tho tnany valuable
results Of resumption, Aud, that being being 20,
has few clnima for tho position In tho minds OF
tho voters here. It will bt remembered TINT
Michigan was strongly for Hlnino at Cincinnati.
bnt that tho action OF William Howard, Of
qrand Knp!ds. who led tho Michigan delegation.
wus tho turning po!ut In tho rush for Hayes.
Flo Is now
nEAP1NG THE benefits
Of tho result by holding tho oflcU Of Governor of
Dakota Torritory under llayes. Thcro Is II
strong determination to havo "no fool'ug !"
about tho standing Of Michigan Delegates at
this Viii 10 doe or NIT il, Of corsc, niattor Vi
some t.otlbt but IT this thore cnn be III, Doubt:
that Blaine hns In tho Stnte tho eamo proportion
By tho outiv,lss in tiis os,t,rty iaino Club hus
been startel In Lansing, and will bo followed In
other cities enon
CHANT 1s T1Iou011r TO lie
q very weRk cali!itlhtc .lcro. and many harc in
their expressions pprtttoly suited they wuil
not vt,te for htln Y ;nor',,slatcd; irdpoa, many
have suggested that Il 1sIane. who It Is thought
ia tho embodiment nf lkGbhtftrtn Drfnciplny tfi-
, 1880-02-10

ST. LouIs, Feb. g.--Alcx. II. Smith, rresjdcnt Of
tho Mcrchnnts' Exchange, appointed this aftor-
noon 100 OF tho lending members Of tho Ex-
change, representing nll branches Of business.
ns committee tosolicit subscriptions for fund
to bo expended In tho ppurcaso Of footl md other
supplies, to be shipped treui 10 tho destitute
people Of ireland. Negotiations nrn pending
with tho ralroAds and steamship lcs, which, it
is beloved. will result III tho FREQ transportation
ct Whntorcr Is purchased by this Committee.
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ARRESTING DRUGGISTS.
Sufcfll UiSpdftk ku 1AA {.hfcADa HfabaiS

FUHr WAYNE, Ind, Fob, p.-{,nns!durlblo of q
stir hus bccll ca,lsel bore by thu uctlou OF tho
Grand Jury, wAluh hAa INFLICTED no4.ry every
druggist In tho city for retailing liquor without
license. gover,l hayo alralIy becn arrosterl anl
huayiy tnts. Including sn,1v pr0IHtnuiit btivI+
movement WIS set OH fuot by tho ai,,ponseu itl-
upr lullttH.
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than the wholn Congressional delegation to-
gether. "H y ask Chandler. ir ynu wlnt 70 kt,l,w
nnythtrE n1o,lt New Hampshire politics. ID the
advice ono hcnrs on NIL stdrs.

retljcr "tju ark Chandler. II vn,i w,,nt 10 k,,nw
anythLn4 nbort New Hampshire politics. is tho
ee''ee ono aca'S on ',n",5"ss ~, s,"cs.
.,., 'In".'N.t -. 4.. ~,
VIII ncr tcn Totes, " u''Hucs,tionhby iot ~
n,nilt n thla 1nstnticn' y niitst 70 ati''tltic
T. excolieht senator EMh;s T. TUG n!llest
!!.wSeT n INC sGLntct LIS lhTast.y - alnna-
inE. t!is nriyntc chafaoicr ~ lrtrrrnnGhh.
nin. ...., ~ Eo,'i ne ~, ostG.tnc,t n.. ,MNthe
i1,e Ut m wy p,sr,nH s,t, tmat nS
nMSna ~. ~ nG !ntr H. 'n.Ii t.t siu % n.s %hnl
hils ~ sHceMl nnh hn tno l,el1tnnsts ni'y Mnercs
nis acsIlny ksrmS 10 10 'iinsG 't1ants ,I ane ~ NJ
pTr,e t'rlaG NJ H.. .n ", w ,,,,, t,n'!sn., - @
"s ~ nr "a s's H., a ., hn ,,x ~ III. ILL.,
ntesssent, IL .Hn etfaE % " aow ~ n.,f
, 1880-02-10

In tho samo manner na any other candidate
would be nominated. he wo,lil rfcom It hts duty
to the country nnd rprty In ncccpt. Travelling
nhrr,a.t. ho wns a,sat1Err to tho contest nav
going on for tho rrcahEntlni nomination, md has
written mn letters m tho subject to any rcrsotl,
and MI assertions to tho coiltiHry nro without
foundation In fact."
, 1880-02-10
NEW YORK,

NEW Yonk, Feb. 0.-Tho church collections
yesterday for the relief OF tho staryi1g people
OF ireland wcre very large, probnbly threo times
purpose. '.
Tho police propose to contribute to tho Irish
famine relief fund nno d9y pay from tho high
, 1880-02-10

When d u'nn suffers fr,tn kidney daoase, liver
to c1teot restoration to hen!th i by prtqurlnK i
rackaKu of tho kidnty-WDrt. It tegcnet1tes
druggists.
, 1880-02-10
rT1E n1,ooELyN ,yOrK,

DRooKLyN, Fob. Q.-tche forty-three Roman
Catholic churches and clnpcls Of this tltOceso
took up collections ycstortiny fur tho relief Of
tho starving people 1f Ireland. It Is not nsccr-
TUNED how much was contributed, but It Is cs-
tifnutHi mt $1h{tM
, 1880-02-10
FIRES.
WEST CEDAR RAPIDS, ]

WEST CEDAR RAPIDS, IA,
Special Dnpafch ta The Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RAPIDS, H.. Feb. 0.--A ilro In Wcst Co.
dnr ltlpids yesterday afternoon destroyed tho
burn and BtoruEo-r0l'n Of Philip OtterbGlN Kr1-
cer Ioss alnnt =. ,5uo; insured III tho state. Of
kCuknk, for ts,0QO.
, 1880-02-10

ST. pAur. Mimi, Fob. 1.-Thu st. Paul Nnard of
Trsldc hns adopted memorial u CnnRreas nrg-
Ing an appropriation to did tho sufferers by tho
Irish fu1ninp.