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, 1880-11-02
NO DEPUTY SlIERIFTS.
TIE ARGUMENTS.


TA1.KtSU RI JUN1E MtjllAN.
Tho fact that tue NetHtrrl,tIc Cuilrnlsn Conn.,
usttec, thr,ugh Str. 0On'ty, VIII to nuke AItlll-
cntton yostcrslay lnOy1llnS to .T,ttlgD Murll,, II
llatnUcrat!u Judge. TO SGT Axas tho order nf
Judge IloRgra directing Sheriff l[nlrtnunn 10 up.
point hD1 Deputies to preserve tho peuco ceo.
uon-tlny Ut was tho Impression thur the number
wus bur 100. was pretty well kuawn, un, IN cu,,-
aetluencc. tho cnurt~rnon, wis crowded. Evun
lefor0 tho counsel Matao their speeches. It was
kuessetl what the result wouti hH; nevertheless.
the peopio listened Tor two hDurs 10 tho tatk.
Among tho Republicans present wsr0 Sheriff
lio5ttntpn. Mr. 0rcen. hls attorney, JusrI,h F.
1soniclI1, and ten. Georxo ". Smith; I'M. IN tho
>e,nocrMtc sttlo weru Mayor Harrison, Sir. VIC.
Oouly, A. G. stury. ind Th0,nas lloyue.
utt. 0Ouby
began tho discussion by sny,,K thAt MI order
had baen entered Oy l,s.lxu ltogurs. un tlo .d.h
0t OltGbor. Ruthnrlziuy tho HhorlK to MilI,oInt
Sons speninl Deputy -Sheriirs 10 sorvn IN Vi IT,
t!oh.day. It0 ,l.l nppllutl to Jl,,Ivo ltoYars IL
heht motion to y,eatu tnt 1rer, but. as Judge
ltogcrs waa contlne.l ta his housu by H!u,,ess, Ae
~ouM request hts IlHnur Uudxo aturau) lu hestr
II. l!e haauccoEd!nglS served uutico On tho
bhcrl1 lhas II ,not!ol woul.l l,u lls,.,a tn resul
tho 1r.lrr a1,l hase 1t aot Asltu; u14 tho sheriff
WIS ptp4cHt ty counsel.
sr. C0uay thon rcah tho nl1dayit 0f Jnu,cs II,
pnol!tttc. 1r.. on which tho nlnt.on wus III nurt
baaou. It ssas tn tho effect thAt VI, thu .:1lh Ut
Octt'hcr, tn tho foFonp9ll. lupununt wu,,s lut,
tho Sheriff. office aud INV tho clurk III rlrpu or
the hppolntment Of special ncpusles. WIN tuId
MN that nlout ~ hud huen appointed. Ito ru-
qutstea that tho Shurin communicable with lltu
tsoltt!e> by telephonu ~ ataIfl w ho t.rue In,
MT hcattny fsoIl thu Shcrl!y, aDolt Ucjuck h9
cu!led tho officer by telephone, a,a wus
Informed ny Shcrifr lioiymunn tl,at tho whulo
nulnbur Ut SoO .uepultos huu burtt appointed
frons tho membership Ut the lopubllcau Ypt.
eran Club; lhaI ho WIS well sutlsle1, " ho bad
, 1880-11-02

SWEARING IN TIE CROWD
Tho organization Of tho Democratic nrn1y Of
s'n!linzcrs took rtac yrstart1ny n,ornfng In tho
ttctcctfvcs' room In tho roico Department. A.
sstant Secretary Ilrcnl,au uctcd tho patt Of or.
Kntlixcr, al,t1 tho material which cAtnc to hin 10
bs swnrn IN WIS exactly OF tho kints which hal
tcen 1Duktsl for. CMnnl street, k,lxI0 IN sho
Vicinity Uf tho river. thu docks gcntrnl'y,
nrllgcport. had surrendered tue smli4cAt tut
nblc- bodied Of theIr population, who swnrmc! IN
NIL pnrts Ut Police Headquarters ID
search Ut two dHys tasteful eccupadon,-
that Ia TO sny, luzy tonilng Win
tho pctvllcKn of prumlsnn0us bul110zIng mn! tue
prospect Of MI enjoyable free fight Oil nrga
sc''lc thrown in. Thas fAmaus army Of F'dt'"et
composed 0f IS f,iscarled, unjust scrsunt men,
rcvnltrst thpsers, md nstlc1s trnle-fhlicn; 1ao
hardly 'n',e .Arunntat'ls collcc!oi, nr luHan
hurting IL tho cnrrisIoss Il ito Police I'vpsr..
11"nt ,I!Nl tlnmtlemtly wniteti FUR si'v ''t, T.,
Slifatlon SaE rh.ro %i 'ns Iero p,"'iS .1 @ a m hc
sstl",, q. .i'e psst Vi to poiies atharlts TH".
i,iai, spir!s OF tl,o "s!esiIs shawcd Ittelf in
yarety NJ Why's. whl.h Kayo nrtnntsu tlrtt ~ tnt
tw'''H tIer s,,era ~ .ty ,mtsy would faithfully curry
J. l not seem to be VERY altle,t!t n'atte'T '.o 10
sss'lsS sf % p aS p"tRR p,st"Rn* f Px ;PSsa p%us p": r @
~ enTol.!s%t: e.Ssntisiiy iaiaf;1:aa :axS'a sj9
tho thing couiu pt very enstly unklU.
. III E&rI.s1SEn:
Yer como FROM tho Eleventh Wnrl a. yss, ,Id
Wnt. just tell Flu s'acretMry tlmt Lieut.. lMtn"'
sr 'xs ssr y f'9nS ~ II .9ts M 'Sa 81 t! Ffs .Sat Wy T
co'!! rss hel when thsy want y.r to-" e" ,cuo,t
VIII there flo tiHcl hel. rnseil7 tho tct !tt,"n
ikHlfA mt 4Fjt1llI< HUn3 0f (EtplHkAHHs
, 1880-11-02
T0.DAY'S CONTEST,
WHERE YOIT yOI,N

WHERE YOU VOTE.
r1iE plSTuicr NoUSpANIEs, AND TIE pn1LIno.
PLACES.
Tho following yivea the boundaries Of all tho
clucliun districts, and thu lacatU Ut tho yutt,x-
place for ouch one. Nh yutcr, therefore, noc.!
hnSD my tnaubtu tin ndIuE cut where he Ia to
vast Ills hul0t:
Ytl5r WAND,
District 1-.chicAKn River, AInlts on street
!AkG Msch!Ean, ElArk street. Voting. p'ace, l9
urarMIri,
District .-Ittyor, stnnrno street, C!arl: street,
woat by south branch VI river. yutiny -ltacc,
.lp Washington. 'l'
district ;-s'aa!son, street, I.ako Michigan,
s'M!thrast rurlier s!ut!roe ailA Dearborn.
district a-Munruo blnTt, Gllrlt street, 1lar-
ASHlIlin,
district k-Jneksan street, Laku aiichExa,,,
Harrison street, claT& Ktruet, SotMg place. sd4
Skatc,
SECOND WARD.
District l-uarsisva stsevt. Polk street. State
, 1880-11-02

Oy,ic,, nye,i,le. 0"'' 'S'o''' Fotlns-placo, n
district V-A,.nfns street, l1orrtao, ,..,..
NIT mi yMn 'rr,, 1M'y s'reos' '"t'nHpaee, ion.
nI.trltt u"lS,jnm. strcc+ ,r,,o,,... "s
lairl avn,,tu, LIco!t strcct, ,sssrGct, A,h
to n'stfes aGsnF a ysns knx!c street s.,
Woo,i md iii,lIann. '''' -l''acc, cutpt,
w wnlstrst ~ ecago ;,a,ng ascnte. knzlo sIrr,,
mn MI f,,ncnin. osf'c'' 'p'ncr, lndIt.
NY fSi.irict I'sKIn,to .,roo. r.,... ''
ayonstn. t;otatv .tr""t ,,tt, iEW htrGet. Ashland
WS"i Ind Wnin,,t. 'o" Fo@"R- place, corns,
Ujstrlnt 4-I,,iu,u,, aycn,,c. ro,,os.u
strrnt innvlft afr.nt Va,.isn LINE street. ttobc,
iinvi,r 11,l fn.tI"t, 'o'l'8'Place' cor,lcr q
iIstrtet G brshrmg,, ovonuo 1o,&,u
itt stWi, i,uekwuii STRUT. tu;in,ss s,Iec. eas.
Icy nid Lake. f'"ee' YAK.
III nIstr!ct s-EhlciKn nycn!,", 1,nkc stscc,, Roo.
,ncnto ayunic an.i Kll,zlo strcei. ''"''' sacrt.
r0uRrRExrIf waNp.
4cn,t =, rt.n'. !. ,l fl atl Irtt streets er,
M"w ~ mest HnM' TtFeWt. VI Chicago live
DIstres s-rs,lxt iiIy; iIycr. "' Wa " sst 1ris f;
i,isnc. III Mi,vn;ston ra. %S.p, maS stroct vots.
Dlstr;Gt 3Mtshtn9n MSn,,,,". ,r,s, ,,.,.
Mny strcrt. Euiin Htrrnt' Vn,,nvs,,uhin uhin street,
''nnp fjIstrrt III sESms,'sto NSaunu s,,.,o,
May strect, Nop!s stnoi. VGttSn.raR trnRo nycn!,e
wuilkcn nvcn,1p. ''''"S' '''aee' Hi Nll.
district 6-Cornrtta street, West t,hto ,,...,
MS'9 Wr,a sssSGt: Ashland arenc votng aes
District G-Nnrl!l AvGnno, AltRustH s,,os.
ChrnHo River, Nobc street, Votiiv. .paees' s.ses, 81
District 1-Dlstsinu street. Corneltu s,rcc, ".
y. Htr.Ht, Ashland nvenuo. Voting -p!aee' ~; NJ
hlilwntikuo avenue. ...- -
Mon1c street, Ashlat.l Avunllc. Voting pIu,.
M!iwnslkeg asrnMe. ''A's' q"
District 0Nnrth avenue, n!yfsion street, Alb.
, 1880-11-02

staiip, ti,nt il IIraiy colId tut stauin tIo,I so
would tto tnrt of tho werk.
-
ns0rA~,a n7.r1erf,r
M. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,ar,,, ..,,u,,
'.'s -. ''i,,..n !,,I..1. t..se. su""
tgo Mora''. III ''lsposlnE u tho motion. saitl:
question. Or courso # ia IN, to be Ignored. It
IL TIN t,,o r.r,i"s ,crt, ",,,,, .y,,rnn,n,, ~
ths urticr tho othor trying to lnaitnEIa IT. 1t Ia
nut slfrrrent from motion thnt WAS ru"tlc here
lust ytas, except thut that WIS uus,e With rcrcr.
ut,rc In n ,,nrn,ias,,w tn ,rn,1ut ,,onutr.rlnr.s
,t..,t ,.',ar !, ...r,,an., =, ~. "rr ,, -,
unnt I, os'ter relhse'i ~ eesen. n1sa' III osier
undcfst.tal, / viii rceito tho tho circumstances s
nn.er xtrh th,t ,,nt,,,n ,rrs r,m,,c no i, hns
"s ,oa. ,,,,,,a ,. ""s .,s. u, ~ nus
rartlcnlury III the worki,sn,un's wards, to
tes,s1rAtn: , ines a .,. no. tess!er. 'hu 'ae
~ v,e ro % # e' very uw mt
nnI,,ra n,d n,,trizca 1,x i"y - o" n','r.mis,pr
.,'' ., -" H w.
hut that s,s.. &c Nv voters ~ ha,I not % heen registered
nieatIou i II M ,yus undo M + to ' ths ' l,rantl, @
Of tho Court for tho apnont'nent
Ut such 'lcputy-clerks. ! believe tho
"rH ",a. ~ ,", mrs ,''u s 'r: e o,nns W
' ,.'. a'
thr if,.n,,i,,it,I pnrfr' ~ thn s,ntcnSn ID ths
nnroit,t,v Mich ,cn,ttS"c Il. tl,a trnrat,t
PRECINCTS rcscn,letl, ,li,tl ch,cpgrt, tho owcr of
nr tsu, t:,,sti:,,tit,n. rhn In'.ssitv fttr uumnt
ns thnm IL niyuys to h. corsemI l,y tlia tH,,irt,
nni tint IL .ho rt,fy tIi,1n. TGr nsryssty tlolt
or ~ t",,t,in l., rauistrr n tt's', wns,ts wh",y,
ti1n MnI,it, rrsiS whn nenent t., rsHiater. fh,s
itNi,t,r ~ ~, ,tnr" ths sti,.nn.n,n ~ t.rttm
ran';fy r m". In. in ,hnir IN" ~ III III, rotrt
a,istui.,c init n,ssr tIiSM. nu ~ A'''
' '' nrx,,sn m % m.sl,1.r IT,
becausa, It VIII necessary thnt those officers
, 1880-11-02

strrt Gorir a;rt ab,.ma E. 1,,ynS
pacr. ns Nrthcr uycn,,c. '08
TnIvtrInt = tr,.nut"sn,,rd strc,t tr,r,r,,.
afxtI, stnet tinrk etrr,i E",vn ~ Gv"r,; rtst
jx. nlacs' sict;rcsor strnot md W1ntwnrth nvs.
n'IH: H., rtct ch,co,o u,,u. ,rwo,,,..o..n,,
Atrcnt. Twcntvasixth strtct stnwg5t nvcs,',"
tuis,s,i stt.ct, Voting. pince. oariue. .ho. haso.'
tl}str,"t iNt:hlcago ,,Trcr. ,rhirtv.t,rst atrcct
i, n's srcet et'sS a, Arcer ASt tyss ls'
so,,ti jlrunoi, nF tic chnaHn iWySr iltlnnis.
iu1s ,,u ~ o,i, ~ rna+ nnI rt,t:yr ,,., . W.
sltsirct H.r,1rtw.rst srnet cIfw i,rn,ts
strwmrt nvnome' iffirnn at rc"t ,,,,a'
orgire. .t,U,lsu, T'hrty-tiftl, strtsot, eN'
n*trit Thirty,arHt M stsse ct li'ts onst-
avenuu:
lstf9t Grwcnty-s!xth Event street. Thrty.nrst
placo, Thisty-aaven;h rt slrect aa,d wcn.wurth
ayen;9: TIs;.'., n r,uou,.a,x. ...so. ,rs,u, o...
street. Stownrt nvnn',c. !in'stc street. Voting
p!acc. Twcnty-ninsE' aud pashcl streets
pstrtct 1-svtrnth t' s,rr'., w,,". zoco,,,
str"rt tsnica,tn iIyor tnITarsnr al r,et W. .nn.
pIasc, = Ca''MIpsrt ase,,lio.. ,.
frrsnM t,.ct iIn ~ r"t VniH.. ,,in. H..
gInu iIo,so, III Eat,alim,rt nycr,ir. F''se' ''"-
iTsi rlt,t H.ai xtnnnf, str,at 1;,,,our, 1.i,or
uM,o., strcot. ,joh,,st str.r nxt"7 to 'ioy's
s;n Yu,i,I- tIn4": ~ iInist,I uH'o'''e" to'o'
district 3-slxtso!'ti, streot, Chicago River,
% SHres q n lrw strets
lliitnis 4 MtnhXn,, Cit,ai, Fix Street, rhroop
Tsst FIJI rtct atsaH. ~, T,sE E,s . ,,to
CAt'nl. Thropp street, l'n,,liEla street. Vuilng-
pllco. ~ Hug Island nvgnue.
gun CaiMl. Iaaliin stroul liobcy strcut, Voting.
plnee. y: llfn'nnn. .,
gun Cannl. n1bcy strost. Cuisi"rnia avut1,lo
'99t!i,E,p 9,,E pacn: +. : iailrwo'.ty. .soco,!i
gin Cnnai. onst by .tlo CENTRE Ut Cnllf.rn!a
ayenuc a!..l west by tho c!ty limits. Voting
''"~S' ''''''' sr,Ya sryksrIa iaS,,uua''' wA11u.
D,str,ct 1-rwnif,h s,roo, en,oo,, u,,o~
Fm,ptnnn,,, Al rsn, iu,,'r,, otI. r@e"1o e'
ni"c.' eu.ii,c.hons on WnSwc nn. nas faoo otae-
District :-Fnurtoenth stroat Ch!cago. l.iyrr.
D'Ss Ds,riSt 1T eFss SFRciftl street. Jefferson street,
corner uMiot, III md rwcirtil. o''1 WONG ''"s''
District 4-MMxwoll street, Jefferson street,
5SiJnia,a g. u!a. street, 'e'''ea street. 'ot"sp"co'
district s-rwc,rth street. I1alsted atrcnt.
Tourtoultl, stroct. Centro Mvonuo. Voting. pI,,uc
pstrlc. u-.FuS,rtcc,,tI, atrrct, 1Iulstc,l strcot
sesssr ia,rtssath 'i' aa l'@ox.'. "0 'o'1Ds""'''
teouth street. It,Dniia Atreft Vntinu. nIlco
Twelfth Ind jHnlll.is. ''
D!atr'es s-Tw9lsth street, Lootnls atrcot. SIX.
us Wnss ,nris..,th NV" se'cct' f"t'n8'pace' o9a
~ Dssr!ct M !,-ywelrth street, Sixteenth street.
Wm"a W. street city limits. Voting placc, lcolt'
EIGHTH wAnp.
District lynn l,tron strunt. f,b}cnso 1,,rcr.
W,st iIarrxnn. '@'o''' 'o'"A p'"e't '''
lit rt't aI,al, utroot f,ht,oc, r1v,. n,,vo,r4,,
an atsiGt; Gu c'seFso" street, 'ofs's-plaee' Taylor
ijHt FIrf t..Fnn nlJrGu RtrnOf. .Tnff0r4nn Htr1nt
, 1880-11-02

-- ----.--.
spnn''te'' ,', tel SOLDIERS. nepoacn. a"Escsted Tint It
pcmocrntlo Soldiers TO th,s W The Sheriff u rcniIcd ]
Inn, ne a co,n,,1s,c,1 ,bn onntr,n,,a nm I au o,n
wo", ,nna IN" -. .Vu'ess '"' "p'''e''N "na
Mr.. Uau,ay went on 10 say TIM. ho l,a, locked
at tho orcr, md It seemed to o,,thprzo tho nm.
nol.'tncnt ot ino deputies. He understood TINT
that whs sho slla!ef. m' tho aIlIt!aSlt null ncch
written IN view r. TINT untlcrsta1'd!l.g.
tlcn. Smith anlf thnt Str. urcen. Mr.. f'nnflci1,
md hluscg. representing thu H'eriif. wcr3, mt
prepared with M a'layit. bccauso they Ind ln.l
Tint tho sl,urIf ,nd nut npt,i1,tctt tho iJ Dcp-
ties fnenttonGtt In tho Hrtacr, hut hl only pp-
GIntcd u TO- M''h that understanding thoy were
Str. Gotfsty snl5 he supposed TINT tho Sheriff
Ind Minao'httsty laot,re! u,l,ler the SUNG crst'r
sl,tMatt that tito Shcr.r surprised to 'inl tint
I.tca t:r s:n'nr,ts my NIGH rnlo q orier w!'s
tl!e Constitution. Ihero was m satnto !i'nt l,a
r,. h. hcem s',lg t. ~ nM iat cus.rcd the question
tn' lak Gnty e &c tS cqc :net st ' prat TINT Il
y r,1fe W. nu;at'eT e deputies tiat ,sixht 10
TINT hs wns n,sHru of that authorized ttie Circuit
CURT e r. to rrny.i' for tho appolntmlctt nr DcMl-
titca t sner,s prvie af' int Ss 's ,ist t' st'.
point point s''S, ~ s 1nssht be- n"wesl h r!,l. ol!-
tho statute provided tiAt tncy shatid tnkH un
n!, Ut !;cs Hn1 !:ss l' @ fr ,IIo faithful
IL whI:f ai'eciai Deputy tnlElit il" aii'uIMte,l
VIVA IN sGrvs H. writ Or stsmn.o,Is, nnI
no m.,st make his rstt,rt i'i"!.r t,nth.
!he Sheriff hm II, authority ss.rlrr thc C",s.lt,l-
i. :" mrn!t nslat',icist ir si'eTSHa ssrysffs:
ur,er u, It's far. w,.s ,llcnl aid voIi. Iia cniie
NtttntiDn to tho nElGr. which st,.tci thnt tho
Uei1ttcs n,!1st !a, ,cnaposatlui': % rilo
, 1880-11-02

Il'ns1as Il j. IT, Resrsoa, R II. y sarao,tt' srh'oes'
Fred H. Fumes, Tnt1Ifr Kuller,
.JMlnes f3urke, II. Il. Mnllury,
Z. NictlrrA:Ltni1t, l're,I Full.
gGnrTe u. Smith, Il. uodrrey,
Wllam q. 0slc,
ESTEls TILE Ex-nEP1rTy-sl1EIliFFs.
hut It WIS llvel!cst nrou1l tho stnrshus ofltco
and tho corroFs Ie4tilug t,lureto during Tho
lIo,lrs before wero l}uputy. .Shcrrs begun to
!nrn ,ll,, an'l Inquire whMt there wis % prevent
T tl,olr appo!n,ment vs. spceal neW.ty- sinrsInls.
eeisc.1 petition Or citizens rca,lcstl,lg tho up.
E,oinsit,oMt Of I'M II, additional % numbur, sat'alad
retl!on s'Fi,s.! u 1: q: ici,h; j, 4 snorey. I'D.
rabey juhn ii. Dr,ke. G. ". sfnish. H. l.. isonsi,
ohn III, u V Farwell Co. 9; 81. Henderson i IT,,
tho IT,, teeussity md nsk!ns fur tho appointment
of m 1t,ntni @ , nopnIcss s, iist "f the M ns
IT, S,s 5 o TIC el! es,' VIII 1 1o otY, srie e,, "nprey p"'
ncruty-shcrllIs through tho tloe9siun uf Judge
Mns1ili wero forthwith ulntl,ot With tho powIr
possible to provide tfein Nil With intlKcs Ind
commissions during THO afternoon. md tho tul-.
a,1co ~ % their e.''nmiss!ons. ter lMtlgGs. md
Untnl, yetcnn Ciu5 III tho nrnuti facis'o liosa I
tho nfturlloon tho following n0ticc which viii
',s ~ sei ag p ~ HrSf ypS % pstc n cs;;sp';
deputy. .MafFhnls and '1oIlninH tlGir utlcs, and
should lo carefully roa by tho 1Inrrisnnun
nsili!iozerH notoro attempting to put In my OF
UT IL TIE DUTY
Or tho Special Deputy NJ drshnla to attend Mt tic
n0tls ntt tho dny 0f election 1T gnch precinct.
tho snpsrvisors ef Election ii ti,o discharge II
thoir duties up tn tho ttmo tho yufes nre ont,-
FnHSEu ukitt GGTttIEtls nFt{Hr Mt TIM Nnl
, 1880-11-02

"E.'a S. 't:. 49,, ~. ~ ~ ~ -
u ~ u.rs'!@M.,so @ ~! tnls. ulstl 4or 9ne purpose OF
cHErSMiA nut tno arrangement, tt'snlntttGo
H. WV ,npp.1lltta " !hh otH aacnH
tG.siucIato ClAt. atlti shey seseelel he !h'pnty"
snus Gei!et Anu hanActl him thu llAt. Tho Mar
snl sNiti. ttn l!t's knaw whether cn appoint
tnIst EentiettHn " Hot. VII 1aNe tho llsk itnI
!t,ok u nsus. tn,ltK, ~ sh!A uetofe " IL iAlt
tMt tt!ss hla.stna ~ 4aHlaGl iotWeea me phFtes,
n!!t tnnMMlGea M nMae oeoa ntt,lt9hl 70 nGnr lliM1t
ito ~ thnL 10 1Hst Nh<W WtetnOr VIII no ,t!o
~ ~ W or not; han o!ll'Heu ~ Hl,IH1!t thgIll
W ifSll tno !1epfln!!;a!t !asfty. II ~ ! wish
M t r. .Im',t" ,Mt.r w i' .rts,r - oeess 1.,s
i,,a, ri iho Mnrshu,s hm,I iIt.nn nu,nintfh 'tho
rrKt rteti himself III Superior IL s.s,y Vt tic It..
tas,tntv.-thnt hv VIA mi NuhIrut IN tIim
nr,Icrs -hnt h., @ r"t,sy..t ,r,rrm frt,tsn s,,r"t
ttt H., t,n,i MI t1,ir,v whit rs.irs t",', ~,
munin, iii It"M,tfi1w,,1 rr x,,,, ltnu.r,1. t ~,
til,,.t ~ ~ ,,..I,...i IL II i,.,mi,"'nn. ,i H.
Mni hs, ~ n.,ITn| int X. ',p'f ',i"w ,nt ~" ~. ~
imrs ~. ,,af .,it iTut,"r. thss ,r,,',,nstnrn.
,vhf Euro% % ,'t ,,,n,',sI ,nnnn,,fnn .n'.t :" H.,
IL r,,.Itt mn ~" ,,"i IL ,,r.s,n, INV .,,9vs,
.9 usEnt.t III "uMuo ~ nIeTr. Iii @T!ts euhNe .. ~,
III" nnu"tnt,n..,,is ti,ud INV, l,t.rn n;. iirr@
rt. II i,tw l,nr4,y,4 thit t.l1i tulst.trn4 l1rInt,
trntn. MT INA nj them hnwnvnr hus bf.rn pi,u.
unsts1 hv iiro,, ~ mil I,t,t IN, III inu, his
ti,t, cnnti,ru,, III th, ns,rtv m,mr,,Urrs '
hn t;ntri-lh,v Vii, Il ,,f thmt nj ,1t,,icr nath7
sir. Cwtiy-Yuj. i III, mi kn,,w fho mimic,
sf ihnMiIit.s u,,nntei r't," ,fnrsn1.s u,.v'.c Il
,iniHm;..i "pt'o"'e"' e'' ''"' ''u'' p0"o' "a
| Mr, i!ntit,elu followed, prcs.uting tho sa,,,u
, 1880-11-02
MORAN. EI.ANIkED,

TIE uElurY-s1EElsIfFa nEcaul: AErurY-NAl-
ElIAl.S+
Tho United SAtea Aarshnl's o1lioe continued
tu 1s tho soeao OF the greatest Interest. ah4,ut
the uVvesuaous building yesterday, All day
, 1880-11-02
, 1880-1,EN PAGES.

long It was vissod by Deputy 1T q,iest
Of tho badEcs Of tlIair authority for to-day'a
work. Tho following additional Deputies wcro
regularly nproHtctl. furnished With t'aiscs and
cerfllltntcs 81 tllnlr nppntni.nnnt md tlnly
swofn III by United Stntca Commissioner l{uyNu:
SECOND wAfii.
Fourth rrccnct-WiInm HUSKY.
TitI1tn WAND.
acc0nd rrccfnct-L II. Fry.
Fifth trcctnrt-1;1ssnrl Whitehead.
FOURTH WARD.
First 1'rrcinot-ttenry Heat.
Fourth hrrcolnct-EtiwIu i. l.ncy.
FIFTH wAnb.
Second prccinct-Frcd. Danyon, Walter ilan-
Fourth prcunot Thurman.
Seventh Prcclnct-Augtlst Ncuhnus, John
Ninth Prcclnct-sl. J. Corcorau.
s1xTtT wAHp.
Ninth rrcclnct-Churlcs Mu,nm.
SEVENTH VAIN.
Third Freolnct-juhn l,yan. Jacob Dosoh.
l:f0irtt WARD.
First 1'eectnrt-.1oi,n Crpw.
Sntnfth l'rgctnct-uenElts itnrsfcn.
Fifth l'recInet--siichael Kciiehnr, 4. Nocs!r,g.
tsly.h prccinct-Tnomus +. Muilailay, Jvhn
seventh rrcclnct-James o'Connor.
Nintt. PEcclnct-A. N. ltlcr.
TGnth prceInct-Frctl EsptnRcr.
NINTH WARD.
First rrcclnct-Dnnlol Teutcrs.
TEsT1t WARD.
Fourth preclnct-,1nhn tIowspn.
EEEvENTIf WA1,p. .
Third Trccinct-D. II. DnnUlls.
TwELrrEi wAttp.
Firat Precinet-C. II. Hn,itft.
SecOllt1 Observation-Disclosures W. Smith,
Fourth Ffectilct-ucurEe kcrnun, Wnltor N.
T!ith prcs!nct-7I. u: Matthew'S,
SsfnvSnth sf'st prcenct-oaor9a X. 1fnzlctt, Walter
Nluth rrocinct-A. D., Doty.
FOURTEENTH wARp.
Fecond frcclrgt-.jahn Alrflnden.
Sixth PrecIhuE-.Inhn ilnmlll.
Eighth l'rccincL-L. Ifrrtx.
Tenth preclHut-J. krrift.
FIFTEENTH WAnD,
Second prccinct-WItnm Ufcnter, Jr.
Third t'rGcllIct-JOiM Xub1c.
EluItTEESIIt WAND.
First Prcclnct-Joln II. Dug,.ll.
NEsEtsyEs
.fno'nns ]: Wells. Chnrles .1ors,
ChArlc! ". Hodges, dc. Nottfrson,
n1ps Webb, Il. ". Ncutt,
Frnnk L.. Church, JOHN tI.,iischoitter.
Etivert =. itubank. q. Is. Ashley,
=. T.. t1Rhrr. Hermann VIII,
z. i. lAl,Krofl. John II. Joli,son,
tioarHAN. lluuphton, Ncnrg0 ". Taylor.
join .rannisnil. il. II. Sherbl,ri,e,
Charles 81. S!,ydrr, Er.1st lluu,inol.
Frsnk ". !lratlbury, 0enrBc Holt,
.nncs ". llr!sw.l, ]. iinrt Phillips.
lsfehnrtl Npisler, EhNrlcs 'ThIsuii.
.jtsHph e. Drr. Frank &. IInerttor.
William 4. .tolson, IlcDry Jlttpscntlur1t,
Thomas J. IeHrtlou, II. Il. Snrgont,
:Jn,gs ". hye, Atlnril Ecwniln,
Fred u Erlnost 1'ni1fp kullcr,
james iitirke, IT, Il. Mhlltrv
{. Nctlrrsrl,tni1t, FrctI Full,
Ell II. CnhIll, II. II. Huifrey,
HGnrge j.. Smith. Il. uodrrcy.
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NOVEMBER 3.

covering a space twelve or eighteen
inches square. Each root bears from
forty to sixty leaves, according to age
and locality of growth. The pro-
cess of extracting the fibre is pulling
the leaves, after cut from the plant
through between two sharp edges of
wood or iron. This takes off the pulp
and juice and leaves the fibre. The
fibre is then thrown into a tank or
tub of water where it lays from four
to six hours when it is taken out and
the water pressed out gently with
the hands. After this it is placed in
the sun to dry. This simple process
leaves the fibre ready for use. 1t is
worth after this about 10 cents per
pound on the ground. 1t is very
strong, and articles manufactured
from it are more durable than similar
articles made from any other sub
stance. The trade between Mexico
and Europe in this fibre has for sew.
eral years been increasing, but only
recently has the attention of Ameri-
can manufacturers been directed to
it. The ixtla comes through San
Antonio on its way North and to
Europe, done up IN bags or sacks
made from the fibre of the plant, and
only few days ago 10000 pounds
from lula and other points Of south,
western Mexico passed through San
Antonio for New York. The trade
in this fibre will greatly increase as
the country develops.
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

suits. But Peruvian guano, blood
guano, the Stockbridge and Mapes'
potato fertilizers, all may be used
with good results, the application of
400 or 500 pounds per acre frequently
adding from 100 to $50 bushels to
the product. My own practice with
all the concentrated fertilizers is to
largely extend them by the use of
common loan, or, when cheaply
available, fine charcoal from the pit
bottom. This obviates the danger
of "burning" the seed, which with
ordinary farm help is considerable.
Ashes are specially valuable
manure for potatoes, hut, unless an
abundant supply is at hand, would
only apply as top dressing, mixing
twenty-five bushels with one fourth
the bulk of plaster, and busting freely
over the vines two or three times
during growth, the last time after
blossoming In some localities vari>
GUS preparations of fish with potash
may be most proftably used. In
other places lime, salt. or mari may
well be added to the list, or en-
ployed as substitutes. But let the
growers settled policy be to see, not
how little he can feed his potatoes
and keep them nicely growing, but
rather how much food ne can posi-.
bly, make them take and keep in
healthy condition, certain that this
will In the end prove the more econ
omical course.
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Southern Industry.
From the Merididnal.

From the Meridianal.
Some few days ago, we visited the
Patent Moss Collar Factory of A. D.
Martin, established in our town in
the year 1878. This establishment
which at first excited the attention
of but few and seemed to some to be
productive of no beneficial results to
the trading and agricultural portion
of the people, has assumed serious
proportions and awakes the interests
and earnest sympathies and support
of all working and progressive peo-
pie throughout and beyond our
State. The factory is now in COM
plete and extensive working order.
The collars can be had now from the
simple moss collar, to the full or
half leather bound collar; they are
made of different sizes and working
teams, all TO suit the wishes and in.
terests of the purchaser. Their
greater drsra5rrrTy over all other col
lars, so far known and used is a fact
conceded by all and far excel in
neatness of appearance. To prove
that, we do not exaggerate we have
but to state that there is daily in
creasing demand for Martins Pa
tent Moss Collars, from all the ad-
joining parishes, and SO great is the
demand, that 1t is only by that un-
firing and never stopping industry
and energy which characterizes the
man that he can succeed in filling
the bills daily received. These col.
lars have been tested at various &C.
equations, by the public carrier, the
heavy freighted WAGNER, the plan
ter at the pillow in his field or around
and about his sugar house, the heavy
team work Oh the Morgan line, and
in every instance have given I'M
qualified satisfaction.