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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

The Springfield Republican says
of the Chicago platform: "For the
future it offers little, and that little
goes backward instead Of forward"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16
Steamer Luella

viii carry passengers at half fare rates,
leaving Point Pleasant at o'clock, a. M,
and returning, leave Mason City at o.
clock p, M.
By order OF the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
june l6-3w.-n. G.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

1t seems to US that our County Elk.
ecutive Committee is progressing
very slowly in its work of organiza-
ton There has not been a meeting
of the Committee, that we have heard
OF, since their appointment by the
County Convention.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

The Republican party seems to
take a little fresh courage from the
fact that majority of the candidates
on the Greenback State ticket were
Democrats, and consequently will
weaken the Democratic party, and
increase the prospects of Republi.
can victory. We are compelled to
smile at the folly Of the silly fellows.
Don't you know that the Democratic
party has its own way Of disposing
OF the Republican party in this State,
and any man or set Of men who in
any way are likely to contribute to
the support of the Republicans will
meet with the same fate. The Dem
ocracy means business and will sweep
this State this Fall by its usual ma
jority. Thisisan unpleasant thought
for The Republican Office seekers but
it is u truth, and they will have to
bear it,-Er.
The campaign promises TO be n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16
pa We Ceiebrate ne

THE citizens Of Mason City, desiring to
i celebrate the coming anniversary Of
our country sbirth-day, hayearangedfor
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16
Democratic and Conservative
County Ticket.

Democratic and Conseryaiiy
County Ticket.
For Sheriff,
a. a. HANLEY,
For President County Court,
j. R. McGUFFIN.
For House Of Delegates,
GEORGE RoWLEY,
GEORGE W. TIPPETT.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
G.P. SIMPSON.
For Assessors.
LIST District,
CHARLES v. STEWART.
I'd District,
E.H.s. WHITEHEAD.
For County Commissioners,
JAMES CAPEHART,
]. A. RoUsH,
GIDEON BROWN.
For Surveyor,
GEO. W. PULLIN.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Work Of Congress During
Tire Convention No Return ot
AbsenleeSLR Wsessness IL the
Ciiy--Hilcrease Of tie Police
Force.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

The organs don't have much to
say about the purity of their vice
presidential candidate. Inasmuch
as Hayes kicked him out of the Gus.
tom House less than a year and a
half ago, on the strength Of a petition
signed by the merchants of that city,
for the reason of incompetency and
dishonesty, his spotless political
chastity may be reasonably uestion.
ed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

The reason why the Republicans
always nominate some participant
in the Credit Mobilier or other
swindle, in preference to clean and
honest man is because every leader
in the party has burnt his fingers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

"What are we here for except to
get Office" said a delegate to the Re.
publican convention at Chicago, and
sure enough, what else were they af-
teri
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

Virginia has in the times past
beencalledthe another Of Presidents"
of real Presidents. Ohio may be
said to be materially prolific in
spurious specimens.
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The Democratic majority in this
county this fall is put down various.
ly from 300 to 800. What we want
to- give such majority, as was
never seen or heard of in old Mason,
is perfect and thorough organization.
"Who is this Chester A. Arthur,
the nominee for Vice, PRESIDENT"
The man whom Hayes removed
from the position of Appraiser of Gus.
toms in New York City, for disrep-
ntable practices"
"ohl"
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G. p. Simpson.

We find the following compliment.
airy mention Of our candidate fol
Prosecuting Attorney, in the Meigs
County Herald, Of May 10Th, 1880:
Perry. Simpson was nominated by
reclamation for States Attorny, at
Point Pleasant on Saturday last
This is a deserved compliment TO Mr..
Simpson, for he is worthy of the po-
sition. He has made an efficient of.
6cer, and we win say in behalf Of the
Democracy of Meigs county that we
appreciate his services for the two
weeks he spent in Meigs county in
the last fall campaign. Perry made
some rafting speeches, and all the
Republicans could say against him
was-"he hits hard" Perry, we hope
you may live to be 99a years old, and
that you may go to Congress in the
meantime"
The above shows the estimation in
which MIR. Simpson is held by the
people whom be once lived amongst.
1t should make those here at home,
who attempt tounderrate and defame
him, hang their very heads in shame.
A big fight is now being made against
him, but with all their misrepre.
sensations and lying, he will be tri-
umphantly elected, and we believe
by a largely increased majority over
that which he received four years
ago. MIR. Simpson has been a faith,
full and efficient officer, as the Herald
says, and is deserving the votes Of
the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

Washburn was in bad odor at Chi
cago, in consequence Of having led off,
while in Congress, in the Credit
Mobilier exposure. Garfield is sound
on that question.
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Republicans have attacked the
"twin relict," bigamy, in the terrific.
ries, again. They have benin pow
ertwenty years, but have accomplish
ed nothing towards abolishing it, ex-
cept to issue these paper bullets from
time to time for popular effect. This
is but another windy demonstration
in the same direction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-16

Tho campaign promises to be a
lively one
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LAND EOR SAI-E-

june ls.2w
, 1880-01-16

AN Address TO THE STATE DEMOCRACY IN PRE- r.
ARATIDS--rREFEltEHCE FOR PRESIDENT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, jan. t5.-A 1fspntch
fr'in Portland, Orc, says: Gen. Joseph Lime,
Col. ". II. l:ghlgcr, Judge f. C. Bradshaw. anh
two other prominent Democrats nre prepmring
IN n,tircss to the Democracy nf Oregon relative
to tho[r duty in tho coming cninpaRn. Much
curiosity IA expressed among tho politicians Of
both pnrtlcs ns to whit kind of document thoy
Will present.
Tho Ortgonfnn publishes MI interview with 1T
prominent Republicans Ut this city. taken at
random fro all clnsses, relative to thoir profcr
pnce fur Prrsi,aclItiNl candidate. The result
shows: 13luitIe. a.: Grlnt, II: ShcrEnAl,, IL:
Wnsthurnc, 8; IIHycs, j.; no choice, =; scatter-
iug,4.
An interview with seventy -tlvo prominent
Democrats III tn thoir ch0[cU shows: ridden; n:
lsHynrl, IL; FIelll. 4; Seymour. Il; GarcelnH, =;
scattering. 8; no cllnfcc but fnyortng tho noiui-
nee OF tho Convention, 10.
, 1880-01-16

THE HIGHT OF 1NlbbENCE.
I,AvooI., Jan. f6.-The Justices Ut tho Supreme
Jut1Ir;u1 f.urt rro npw #, sexsIon Mt Tim cnlrt-
Hausc Ill TINS c'ty. q spceia' MESSENGER in.hl
A'E1'sth brought tho Following doeu'nent u the
'as sr.-r or m.,rp 'rrpcrr,vr npr.pru.rr
a4k " ~ :, ,oun 1~T,.ua.',,,. t'.,sas. ~ -.
AcousrA' Jhn' H. lsao'-hot'"!4'He '"at9ea ~ he
1!cly announced TINT I'M illeKnl revolutionary
nsaen,1y If ncrsot,s onI|Inv ttaelf tho I,euIstu.
tvr,, ~ nni,,, t"a without anthnr,tv nrra,,mc1
to ask your opinion upon sundry 'ntcrrognto-
rfpa hy them prepared, It ts deemed pr1,Eer
T., or,,rtuo ..ou nj Tim fa,te TINT mn thn frat
~ hPI4'so !"n " A4o teIt' @t'"s W tA'o ,'os
wednesday, III Januhry 1hstnnt 1alFty'HHe ser
ntors-rlcct, being the whole number of which
, 1880-01-16

LA1fsON ESSAYS AN OlinEft.
AuuuaTA, Jan. 1h.-Tho following order was
Issued this aftornoon:
AUGUSTA, Jan. 15.-1Tfufdm Il. Libby, SheriF Of
Ee'sAclxc C0untU-DEAlt Sir: Tho services Of
yourself md deputies nro required no longer u,
prutcct tho public buildings. You will p1case
dismiss tl,oIn ut anco. Respectfully,
JANRa d. LAlsON, Acting. Governor.
Sheriff Libby does mot rccognlzo Itl1nson its
GnyCrnOr, anu declines to 0bey tho order. 1Io
has ordered his deputies OH duty tt,-ntght.
THE MAYOR or AUGUSTA.
Tho following is u communication from Mayor
Nnst concerning tho police force:
III MuJ. Gen. C|.dnsheriItn- hnve tho
honor tn stato that will kcepnt tho Capital only
Hucl, police forco us in my Judgment events frt'
day to dny secIn to ronder necessary for tho
preservation of tho peace asld protection Of tho
public property. In no caso la such force to
a,sloy my person or intorfcro With uny Of his
!xhts anh Rsiylt,SEss AftSr thta 1ay nnlssto
i tie LIZ satr Ill 9e d to fsS 70 c'a-
ing seats thorein. ad such othor pulo1,a III yo,.
servant, C1lAH. Il. NASH, Mnyor.
uEN. CTAMnEHLAIH 10 THE PEOPLE.
This oyoning don. Chamberlain Issued tho fol-
lowing address tn tho pooplD of tho Suite.
,toyg AH%yFt tht hMo 5axt 5 " t. e sGsr3ts9 " s u ] sv
Ngltltini lii tho lsilnls nf tho citizons ut this
sttlte. hereby Rvo tho uaslirlt'lco thHt up II!
,'at re ,o present ocel!sion for pl!fIu u'urin.
regret TINT ,ltsSnEsa shsal!a lp sont from my
'fes psis I 9rx sws sfw # % Of nh
c,nbnrrsas,nent Iii preserving tho peaeu md III
fsShn* thy sr1 thrsata of TIC 'lc,tes
10 fosrs for ny po!sona IL 4sii %feiy. aaff Il
tic dsp'stions i'a,'ctfor their PROTECTION rs are
sight. and w.nlid iii keep and o',Hcil patisnco,
~ thAt po!ticMl md leK9i questions cuAttl ho
, 1880-01-16
OI1IO.
OHIO.
THE NOMINATION or 0gN. uAts1E1p ron uH1rED
4EMAT0H

8TATEA AENATOk.
Special CoFrttpMndtntt u Ths Chicago Ittbun&
COLuMaua, O., Ju1,, Ely tho nomination at
Gen. 0lrtielt BY Acctanntloa, tho Republican
members Ut tho Guncr1ll Assembly hnyo shnwll
to tho en.,ntry TINT thero are M disturbing III
tuenecs ut work in Ohlu that cannot bo esIslly
settled within tho party. Whatever claims Judge
St.lnley Matthew'S may hAyo had, or however
xood u Ssnutor Gov. Dannisan n1ay have nude,
or however, deserving px-Attorney- @ General Tuft
was Of public roeoxuIttoa, tho fact remains TINT
q majority Ut tho Republicans Of tho Stats mt
only beloved that Gen. Gartlcltl WlS ent!tleA to
tho place, but tlestrttl him to hayD it.
6inue the October election, whom tho Republic.
ms ssIUCoette.l I'll cicottn8 q mut0rity Of thu
General Assembly. thop has been no contest for
the thalr Setlator ThurlllAA II 70 vncato. TAcro
bus, however, boon considerable discussion lit
the newspapers at tho htato, aud tho subject has
heen freely discussed: but at no tino has thpsu
beeta any Indication thAt Con. Garfield would
not be the successful! candidate, unless soils-
thing. OF q startling naturo should chnnRu tho
Nlpu lAr tidD which WAs running In htk fAVtIr.
1t u true, AoWuypE,- ttlAt nOh0 OF tho DthGF
candidates wero convinced .Of tho renl xcI,ti-
mont that did cxist until ths 1uoinbesH met hero
fey days 4lnce; thon II 6eeMIne appuFvnt TINT
fnelther could ehanxv u majority from supports
Ing aeni oashsid. exeept-SA e3preaauA Gy lr.
, 1880-01-16

pressed exceedingly hard tn give tho mans
ilnrnt. but rusft!sG!y refused.
Alfred u, KItnbHll, Cm1nty Attorney IT OxfnrtI.
wua Tho fcxt witness. Ito snw Hwmi IN the Al.
g,1atn itn,,su III tho s!on1ny niRht IT thu nrY..t
xntto,i, md SWIM told him he lntl hcrn informed
tivis: Tint hu wils goinR tntn It, ard xct st,lno
MONEY md rspo.o thom. ,t' Eaw swnn aEn!n
sinw1 II T 'n hi1n "S1' rol II nen bs 10 'Sx ,yheh
l,o sni he itai receive irt,tn Wnltacc II, White,
If tn wn,id rt.stR1 bis scat #, Tho 1inslsc. This
in contradictory III Bwlns miIiIay1t, wherein hO
anya he went from tho Court-ttn where hn
received tho money. to tho Grnntte National
Hank, and nltntned Il drift.
This investigation was hero suspended for tho
afternoon,
, 1880-01-16
THE PRESIDENCY,
An ono CANVASS Or THE SITUATION.
En4si.I flf.t.afeh Ia dY.a Ctiea1xa 11Ih.aas


Sptct1! Dtspateh to 1ha Chicago Tribune,
TnlE1n,. O., Jun. lj.-Tho NMtte publishes this
evening Interviews with sixty prominent liepub-
licnns ,0f tho county III reKnrsl to Presidential
preferences tho result If whinl, ia: For nlaiac,
-: shurtl, II; t'nrtleid, u; Grnnt, :; llaycs,1;
no chnice,H. Nenry nll tnlketl with Enid they
wu,lll sup]M,rt tho ticket Of tho Convention.
There WIS plenty nf good ,nntcriAl to nlAku It.
Only In Il frw rasos did tho persons Bay thoy
would not vote for Gr,nt II numl1!atet, and
fuw would nut yntc far Shcrnlan. Generally. the
first rclnnrk, when spoken to, WIS III favor 0f I'M
Ohio lnilsl, Il ;" dark horso," or tho nominee 0f
tho Convention. Snny hAa n wtdD ranRu ut caIl-
t!llatcs stumbling III nearly equal favor, whilo
TItusE WHO HAD M CHOICE
claimed merely to huye given tho mnttor mn
thought or Intention. Some seemed to drcnd
agitation ns premature, but most everybody
hnt II good worl tn say for III! tho candidates.
Tho ntlherents of l}tninc Dynccd tho most en-.
thusiassn Of all They were l}!Aino four ycnrs
nHt, allll think hN WIS entitled tn tho nnin!tntun
thol, ~ he Ii now. Thpy s ht Is h1-tily the clcr
cst-heniel und .,ccpcxt sttcsnM.n ii tho eo!l,'-
t a'4 ''s ,R!no wol ,!1 nrs tho tst cnt ,
uh, lrsoit must hMye rest f1r short tll!lo. The
He'll, tl,u other hnsal. satt thnt ba!net phys-
% ito rn.sIisHey would tnt 10 safo ia that rcc-
tn. Iio ctlla net stAnt pressure: bcstlea, ,hu wl!s
ton lmpli!stye, anl hts cir,lAcy would Art,ttst
Also, owing t0 Ills position on tho Chinese IuDH-
ton, nIt uthor ti,Atterx, there would bc inoro
fight made nKaInst him thin sanno others.
THE SHERMAN MEN,
In addition to por:,onnl preference. thonght tho
fnyorit ought to nMl wn,ld hnve tho cs,tnrl!-
incntary ytte Of thu NtMte delegation. and alA'
old e@1 1 '"aks - thnK shcrn being tho @ xre"t
cst !innncler The Nntlon hlx nssr t,nal.t,cetl.
%l hxo a tnt t. X ,n1 'a xe
saI so'as Tho !s aVt wt - IT %ro wiz ase
, 1880-01-16

1,fckhnm-a fiat from Ornnipotencc. While Bcn.
1tor sfatthowH hntl supporters, and TAFT md
impossible to hwcrve t,iIe lartchl nun frsan his
c9,lrso: md rt.csxnizinx this f,ct, AZ can.iidatSs
tional compliment ~ l,cing nominatcd hy nc
ever received TINT honnr,-Mr. i,latnc, of, Maine,
vcnt!on Of tho Republican members, with dnora
wide open to all; md. j'!st Sesen minutes utter
va Va. ss Te o Srs s to q oan. dared nn
4. n }ll,t.rstion Of the demand. Of tho pco-
pic fnr 0trtie!fE tintnlnntfhn. member was 1,c-
tiae, when tho fifst gentleman saI!l: "l'crson-
NR,n.t Gen. tlnrned, tiul lettcr not return
H. !Sh''9, a!,% 4 ;sy S'n1y + i sy f.! .iar; @
ea%,es The h". me"rs a 'a fra H9,her *'Ss r.
1n stete s f"r aa aG a % rs san y: s ffe t.; IL;
wns fully cstn!'ltsfcf. tho other candidates
wtt'l'l MT inflow their r,linGs presented. They
MI ttHk high ground, rtx,tr,nK their hwn mines
ms TIM precious t' t,r linked III strliHglng fur Il
psItiol, tho maturity Of tho party desired ntl-
WAS IT VICTORY ron RrtERMAN2
No stHcr was tho result ktr,wn than tho
friends nf Hccretnry Hherfnan brgun to sing jny-
isit aongs and bc! dvcr with enthusiasm, uf,tinl-
Jim 5 Sher"fa. Fhs Is sc.i' II howcvsr. ] Gy thq M
M"tnt't'rs from the Western iteservn.-the au'h
RtctItIi Of fkGtlfhGilIll*1n,-Wlp GlH1H1 lint they
stt.rl by Uurc fur scnntttr, mid there tho INIT
ter stnts. They nro mt tI hc considered fl my
wny As II ssrGnutlennK.pi .piastcr II, by. applied tn
Hrcsctnry Aher1nnn's buck: nj the contrary,
they atd their Ih:npu nIu for Gr7snt titst, md.
nftrr HIN. for l}lnfnu. af MnIne. lslckhAnl. nf
tho l,nytt'f, Journal. iIwcycr. cis!tns first bni
s,vgr! members frs'En Northern ohio stntc that.
should 1r.ult mt ben cn,ldftlatc. their section
Wtbiltl instruct for illnlna: md express t1hil't
whether State pride would tempt fhunl It. give
thu secrct"ry il complimentary Vote should tho
dent that. when tho time cf,,rlcs, tho friends of
the Secrrtnry will hnse E!Kaily nnlu,int nf mis-
slUnury work Ou tholr huls Il! nrrlGr tt give hin
iii undivided vote IN the Chicago Convention.
ETEE1,MAN on TiIDES.
Gen. Jim Hscc.lfnHM tO1 ChckH1nntlgn, was
hGr. recently, md. OH b.tnK questioned fl re+
gnr,l IL ills golns ever to ritit. e,: "'rlut is
my personal preferences ~: hut AIN convinced
TINT Tll.!en is the eh0ict. ut tho Dcn,trr1ita Of
Ohio III tho country. though IN tho cities he is mt
~ stronE. think It will he ftntnI TINT
the people will tnkc the tnAtt"r tnto their nsv1l
lh'lIticints. Nearly nine ont nf every ten DEM
iNrnts In tho rural districts think ut IN utl1or
cnhidntr.-snying thnt. II he IL mt nominated.
tho 1'ts'p'o viii rK1lrtl with sstkp!clhn the cry
thAt he was chcntcti int NJ bis Office: ii, fact,
WIS elected nrn untrue, un only raised tpcastse
If tisappn lntmrnt. One thing In s,irc," cpntir-
he'd this Gc1irrnl. IT n,sr purity honestly think
wG elected Mr.. Tll1cIl, cAn do M less tlllI
nominate him. i ~ due tn Tfrn, md tho
De1n0cracy nwe him TINT much. Iie Is stronger
will he nonllnHted II Ohin e,,fl tln It. You will
flnGl that, when the rnrnl r<stcrs wAkc up, thoy
mean business; and everything Indicates that
thuy arr uwnkc, tno.'' F. W. y.
, 1880-01-16
WOODS l}ILT.
" w II y I1IIIIlN
ITS rItCyIETOSS DISCUSSED IN CONM1TTEN.

rrHyIET0NS
v,..ia, t,i.na,-h ~ ~. fhi.a,. rIis,,n.
-. . aP' '.' ~ -" "''nso ~. A'''""s'
wAsI1soroS. u. c., Jan. i5.-Tho prcl!1ninar.
th, ,,,n,a ,nnt,,r,n, this vcnr nnh merit. which
.o ., .',s.', .''.' , H. 1v. n..
Committee. Developed the fact that the cotn'nit-
,,if1 mt favor the mr. cent rntn far tho nro-
..'.s., ,a.,' ,a,,,,, i.a,ns .sr,,,I,,.. saha.z,,
poscA "c" 'ss"c ~, ~ ''ca.e" 'ciu,tu'ak 7enc1''o
Ut Ills bw.t. Mr. Kelley. fresh fr1tn his European
trip. md Iu,,et with tho idea tint 1nnny OF tho
thtnrs wt11c!, he l,uI seer III tho Old World cau
bc tm;tntctI ntiynntaRcouaty Ii, The New. spoke
nj fnuoth m tho rh,stn1 sartuua i,nnk
.',a4a,,, ~ rn-,,n,,. mi rr,,rn., ,,,,,,ro
syeteh ~ nc'nasns a'1 Frce; 3tuso
Kelley commended tint IN addition tn the bene-
lr, tho ,,so Of the large sums Ut monty TINT
v,ld In tonns,,I.l IN tha ,,rnrnuctt tnailttton4
"".a W. ~. ~ 'eo p.u1''.r 49, .,.
tho money of tho poor people oi thlH country
would t!cn hu secure, mud tho dnt1ger Ut loss.
tcsulttnr fru,n 1nfs1nanavemcnt or gayin4s
,,,,,, ,s,,,i,t ~, ,rnI,od In,fuo kn,tc,. cnlfu1
IA"Rs. "ouH' " ueolu.i. ,, 1uuku no'o! sa. az.
tue attention of MIS- collenR1aeH 10 mo TACT tnas
s1o morning papcrs announced tho failure Of Il
s,yi,1xy bank. Kcspccttp9 tho rnte Of interest.
~, ~ ,in.. ali In ,v"a ,t,t nar+,r,,Iur
ns"'' o*A'N ~ "''s NV ..,r'-. r"1 ~.
- A1e"A Ia
, 1880-01-16
THE INDIANS.
nuRAY NOT I1IKPflaEn. Ttl TALK.

Epttt2t bAp0fE7 u 1hd LHC4fp l7|1HNs
WASH NGTOS, d. C., Jun. 15.-Wostcrn metn~
hc1H ure mt well pleased with what they Gull
tho 1elny Ut the Interior Department In fronting
tho lIItlinn question. Thoy Fny It Is understood
thut thEs tclny, Is favorctl by Con. Sherman on
the ground that, 1t war Is to como. It Is better
thut 1t be postponed until the troops cAn tako
tho field. A,othor reason ls that schurz believes
he cun impress tho lnlians with sense OF thetr
InsiKntacn1Ico and OF tho n1txer OF tho
Grpat Futhsr by not bolng In my 'hasta
nlout coming TO any understanding. To-
iny Senator Hill Of Colorado, Waited 0Hrny,
Mt tho request Of the lntter. md tried to 1rnW
that willy Chief into conversation. but did not
tnrct with much succcBs. Durny hhs evidently
lMun c0nchet, or cse Ills natiyG cunning would
not permit him to speak freely for four hc will
prejudice his case. ilo fought shy OF ovcry
question tho answer to which would have re-
yculeti his Intentions replying In ovoFy case that
he prrferrol to walt until tho Secretary hAd
given him m idca OF what tho Government
would tlo. 1Io ma1e only ono satisfactory atat1-
1nent- and that wlss that
ii1s rEntLE WANTED PEACE
und wonid bo willing tn sotto upon now reses~
vution, provided they wcro giyen 180 acres, for
tneh fntnlly And Il sun Ut money with which to
nIy the necessary onttlt, together with eome
presents.
Mr.. Schurz Ia still intscxtblo In bis demand that
the Ute prisoners must bu surrendered. and
1n.kcs THIS II condition proccdunt to any ne8o-
ttatloss as to tho Cosson OF their prcsant fcser-
vItton.
Tho House Indian Committee began Its lnyes.
t!eation Into tho cu,,so Of tho Uto outbreak
to-day by taking tho testimony of Gen.
os A,a' os IT, As sssssn and Ss Jos hs'd Mcesee
told the story "f his psisonal eonneotton With
!risett his app1lntt,,ent iy Mr. Echnrz q tPe-
, 1880-01-16
SENATOR LAMAR's CONDITION,

special saYs: Bsnatnr Lamar continues to I'M
Ntuyu. Ills reooyuFy u gully y question of tlne.
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[ADvERTIsEhENr
CARD TO TUE PUBLIC.
BoD1E, CAL, August %, 1884

DUDE Soi.S Auk"o' ~, ASoO'
ED1roR APPEAL: In the Carson Tribune
of the Oath instant appeared letter from
Bodie over the signature of "Mono," giving
description Of the mines, present md pros
pective, as we'll as many other things, som
Of which were true, and others little off,
The writer is no doubt we'll known to the
Carson people, as we'll as in Bodie, as that
same vindictive spirit shines out in all his
writings, unless there is coin forthcoming to
ease his troubled conscience. He tells Jou
that some have failed and that others are
about to. From what know of the old Car
son firm think the indications are good for
them to be selling goods long after his miser
able old bones lie Wondering in the ground.
He is not content with abusing and SANDER
ing the respectable people of Carson, who
have driven him an outcast and a wanderer
from home and society, but he opens out
afresh on some business men of Bodie by
saying in case Of failure they would appear
like-vsry small potatoes. I would ask Mr.
Mono which would be the most consistent, to
appear like small potatoes, or not to appear
1t all, a. he has been doing of late.
-a . TICKELER
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AUTUMN-The air has begun to have a de.
cidedly fallsh feeling about it, and white
rime gathers on the grass and leaves The
flies are winding up their household affairs.
they make their inausoleums in the sugar
bowl and die mlserably in the milk pitchers.
A week ago they buzz ID in the sunbeam with
gaudy wing, skipping from nose to rose, and
from flower to flower. They were the unwel
come disturbers of the dreamers and the pc,
aversion of the lazy and languid. The breez,.
from the mountains sweeps down at night and
the cold winds from the sea smites them like
the blast of Death that thinned the census
and the host of Sennacharib. In two weeks
every blank fly in the State will be cold
co, pse on the plane, and how the deuce so
many millions of them will joe on hand next
year is what beats us. Tue dog no longe,
basks in the sun, but hunts the lee side of The
kitchen stove. The idlers do not sit ont Oh
the dry goods boxes as they did, but clnst er
in doors talking about Sharon's sack. The
nipping nights drive the monied loungers in
" here the faro men lie in wait. This co d
slap is a sort of advance agent Of winter, like
the bll-stcker who puts up the circus posters
two months ahead, and then slides away
a gain,
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CARSON BeATEN.-Anothsr holly contested
game of baseball Was played at Treadwav' :
Park on Sunday last, between the Resolutes
and Soclals About five hundred people
witnessed the match, and the excitement was
80 great that the proprietors of the ground
were Obliged to turn the hose on the specta
tors to keep them from going crazy. 1t was
evident from the start that the Comstockers
were here for blood, and the errors on their
par: were few. After three hours aud half
of the most tremendous excitement and hard
work inagnab ole the score stood: Resolutes
II; Socials, Z. 1t was by all odds one of the
worst games ever played between the two
clubs.