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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01
THE "LOsT CAUsEY RECLAIMED.


What the Solid South Means as
Viewed by a SOutherners "a.
Washington Special to the Chicago Tribune.l
The following are extracts from let
ter read by one of the prominent cler-
gyman of this city, from native of
South Carolina, Republican of high
character asa .sHeA esL /
We are now on the brink of political destruc-
ton, and failure of the people of the North to
vote solidly for Garfield will leave the solid
South master of the situation. The Republicans
of the South cannot possibly give a single cleo
toral vote for the Republican nominee, from the
fact that the Democrats have the control Of all
the election machinery, and, as heretofore, will
count us out. Imclose an article en-
titled 'sThe Census clipped from Southern
journal, which shows that the South has gained
in population nearly twice as fast as the
North in the last decade. This, too in face
of the fact that we cannot induce ernigrants
to settle here, while hundreds of thousands
go annually to the North and West. You
VIII doubtless remember my predictions IN
regard to the appointment of Democratic SUI
peTyisors of the census for the South, and, if
the statement contained in this article be true,
there can scarcely be a doubt that the returns
have been doctored. The Democratic
politicians of the South are marshaling their
hosts. The Confederate survivors are every
where organized. Their old tattered flags are
thrown to the breeze, and the veterans of the
lost cause are again MAJ ching under their folds
for they know not what. They are to be ready
for any emergency. expected to arise if there is
any possibility to count Hancock in faist =
Don't be afraid to speak of the glorious deeds
of your gallant dead who fell in defense of the
Union let their deeds be yindieated bv every
! living comrade, and urge all to vote as they
| fought Our opponents will call every patriotic
appeal waving the bloody shirt. while at the
same time they will fiaunt their bloody rags OF
treason in the face Of every loyal man in the
South.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01
Great Republican Meeting in PhiladeI.


An immense Republican demonstra-
ton took place at Philadelphia on the
evening of Sept. 25. 1t is calculated
that $4,000 men participated in the
parade, and $4,000 people in the meet
ing. The Union League Club headed
the procession. The enthusiasm Of the
vast mass of people who lined the streets
or took part in the procession has not
been equaled since the fall of
1860. There were music, fire
works, transparencies, and every
thing which could contribute to make
the occasion grand success. After
the procession was over there were three
mass-meetings. Among the speakers
were Senator Blaine, Wayne MacVeagh,
r. Stockwell Matthews, of Baltimore.
and other eminent orators. MIR. George
81. Boxer, the poet-statesman, presided
over the principal meeting. The Penn
sylvania Republicans are up and doing.
Gen. Hancock's expectation OF a major
ity in his own State will not be fulfilled
evidently.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01


valley. and away out on the Santa Fe
trail, beyond the Tooth meridian: en- the
fertile prairie farms which lie east of the
Mississippi, and onnew ones IN the heart
of what We used to call the Great Amer
lean Desert-the farmers toiled to raise
this great import. On all the iron roads
the freight trains were made up through
long months to be concentrated on the
lines leading into Chicago, and 10 de-
post much ofstiieir carvings within her
borders. The latter are somewhat curl
ously divided. The Chicago and North
western railroad, for instance, which
brought, in 1879, 1000, 600 barrels of
flour, brought only Z 1000, 600 bushels of
corn; while the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy registered only 461 900 bar
.rels of -four, but 26, 600, coo bushels of
corn. a. Hayes, IT,, IN Hdrpe5'S
Magazine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01

of drunken Indian is no worse than the I'm.
earthly yell of Chicago newsboy.
4ttFL 3* GRANDMA OIDwAYs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01
THE TROOPS IN THE WAR.
from the Chicago Tribune.

We yesterday called attention to the
statement made by Judge TrumbuH to
the effect that the Democratic State of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01
An Extraordinary Correspondence.

A correspondence with hair was once
attempted between a notorious Partisan
thief in durance vile and his comrade
outside. A letter was sent to the pris-
oner from his sweetheart, containing
merely lock of hair wrapped In the leaf
of book. The jailor. did not consider
the souvenir important enough to be de-
livered, but in a few days there came a
similar inclosure, and yet another.
This aroused suspicion, and the Cover
nor took the matter in hand. He exam-
med the leaf of the book it was that Of
a common novel, twenty-six lines on a
page. Then he studied the hair, and
noticed the small quantity of the gift
Counting the hairs, he found them Of I'M
equal length, and twenty-six in number,
the same as the lines on the page.
Struck with the coincidence, he laid the
hairs along the lines of the page which
they respectively reached /; beginning at
the top with the smallest hair. After
some trouble he found that the end of
each hair pointed to different letter,
and that these letters combined formed
slang sentence, which informed the
prisoner that his friends were on the
watch, and that the next time he left the
prison to be examined an attempt would
be made torelease him. The Governor
laid his plans accordingly. The attempt
was made, but the rescuers fell into
their own trap. U.s. ~ .eula ssa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01
THE OCEAN PEBBLE.

o seaside pebble, what thy tale,
Where dumb are human lips,
Of fatal wreck, or pirate sail.
Or the old Norsemen's ships?
In converse with the wondrous tide.
Whose murmurs never sleep,
What whispers haunt thy rest beside
The threshold CT the deep2
But as a single star might be
Where space begins her reign,
On time beside eternity,
Art thou beside the main.
Mans record shrinks before thy past,
o world within a world!
Atom by fiery waves upcast,
Or icy torrents hurled.
More eloquent than tongue or pen
Beside thy story's worth,
What are the feeble words q men,
The written books Of earth?
And vet I hold thee in my hand,
Thou key that should unlock
The awful door Of secrets grand,
Whereat yainly knock.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01

THE first sommersault ever thrown on
horseback, according to a recent para
graph, was by Levi J. North, a famous
circus rider Of thirty years ago. The
first man who ever played q banjo m
public was minstrel player named Joe
Sweeny. OF the first band of Minis
trels formed, in 1912, old Dan Emmett,
now playing in Chicago, is alone living.
The others were Billy Whittock,, Dick
Pen. Frank Brewer, and Frank Gernnon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
fnst duo fonno.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
" YORK TRIHuNE WILL By RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No sJS I:OrlwAy corner ihirsy
trsisL Si2 sixthsye. bt Forth seventh aid Forty
eighth aO~ third ST. Eight.ayo, NO.
8S Fonr,conthst. corner Union. iro IND Ihri
ave cor .seycuthrL. at tho HARLEM OFflCF, No
4 OOI aud 2 sSl Thirive Onehunlred- and twenty
fo1r1hst arsm 5avr Is Bank BuiIng. mp 10 . p III, at
rsr nhic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

total transactions Mt the boards amounted only TO
$4,000. The Treasury to-day purchased St3s,00
OF tbe Is o. 1880 at 1929. and later Sl55,00O at
1925 which included the only formal offer Of
800 900 that was made TIC Assistant Secretary
Is authorized TO accept any portion of $3,000,O00
1T 1929. IL is doubtful, however If
the bonds will be presented any faster
sc 1923 than they would have been Mt
1929. All that will come in az any figure before
maturity probably would have come at 1929 for
the present when an easy moGcy market shall suit
The books" ola certain set OF spectators. Annexed
are The closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY. Dec. 1-P. ".
Mining stocks are still irregular and feyerish, but
to-days business was only moderate IN the amount
of transactions. ComstOck shares are weak at q
further decline of about 5D cents for Consolidated
Virginia and California. and the Bodic stocks were
about steady, except that South Bodie declined to
CENTS or the Leadvie shares Chrysolte declined
to ga but rallied to Gil and closed yesterday at
GIG; Climax breaking from 81 10 4S cents ana
quickly rayng to 81 cents. Annie was about steady
at 4OQ39 cents. Green Mountain rose 10 60, Ms
ing Sun to %, Cherokee to 1.65, Moose from 30
Knob fell from 10 cents to 1913 cents. Silver Mug
Get WAS cent higher at 81, Great Eastern cent
higher mt 81 cents, and CalaveTas steady AT rs
cents The markets closed dull. but firm for the
good stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
CLOSING PRICES or PnILA DELPHA STOCKS
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1-P. ".

NtDNfsDAl, Zee. p W
The stock market to-day opened exactly rs 1t was
expected to Open, bnt many persons were disap-
pointed by tho subsequent movements. Al the
ouening prices were all lower, and for half an hour
continued to declined, until Northwest showed "A
loss of slipper cent at 1872 81. Paul 2li at 1888,
Central and Hudson l3s at 1894. Lake shore
IL, at 1854, Michigan Central - at 1l0la
Erie III ut 1884, Missouri. Kansas and Texas
lls Mt 3G3t; Wabash preferred / at 7Jl2: Della
ware Lackawanna ana Western q at 1904; aud
Western Union 23s at S7os, and other stocks showed
losses in proper ton to those named After that
feverishneSs and wide fluctuations We're tho Special
features Of the market for the remainder Of the dav
Yet it il evident that the recent manipulators OF
the money market the largest buyers OF stocks
at every downward reaction. All kinds of
wild rnmOrs wcro a0at az TO what
the Treasury was about TO do, including
one TO the effc: that 1t had purchased Sc 900 600
of bonds. These numerous reports, however, were
az quickly officially denied. and the dcnias every
time were followed by q sudden decline in prlcos
but not to the low figures of the morning. Finally,
despite the knowledge Of the exact truth that the
Treasury had purchased less than $500, 900 in
bonds, prices were at their best, aud so
much better that they show material
gains on yesterdays last figures. There arc
indications that the artificial interference with
the money market will not be attempted more than
q day or two longer. and, what is of more mpor-
lance. if 1t Is 1t will not be successful Yet it
Is only reasonable to expect that for few days the
market will continue feversh and auctuating, but
1t closed excited aud strong.
Government bonds were dull but steady. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
NEW POEMS BY TENNYSON.

The new volume by Alfred Tennyson, entitled
"Ballads and Other Pocms," will be issued by
lanes r. Oseood g. Co. TO-DAY. The following are
extracts from the work:
The DEDICATION.
To ALFRED TESNYSON, NY GRANDSON
Golden. hair,d Ally whose name is one with mine,
Gravy with laughter aud babble and earths new
wine, ,,s.l;o
Now that tie flower OF a year and half IS thne'
q little blossom. o mine. and minc of nine,
f,lorions poet who never hast written line,
Laugh, FOR the name at tie head of my verse IS thine
May'st thou never be wrong'd by the name tnat Is
mne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
'Ex interest.

'EX interest
State bonds were firm and The sales included
Leu s'ana consoIs at 80 North Carolina IS funding
act Of 1866 ut II, Virginia consolidated g. *.
matured coupons at 73. and 8, deferred at 12l2
tennessee Cs new series at 4il2@i4. and Queyec
IS at l01I2. OF City Bauk stoc>s, Mechanics and
Traders sold qO) at 1O2 ard iiercartie 1O at 96l1.
The business IN railroad bonds wa' oarat vciy
small, except Tor two or three specii issues EARLY
prices correspondent WIN thos. made in the share
market and later ones generally showed important
improvements. A large business was done IN Erie
second co1sols at from 97Ii down to 9dl2 aad back
to 9S3309Slt, ex-cOupo =, the iHal figures being
equal to 1U1 II against 1009 yesterday. Mssouri,
Kansas aud rxas fists sold. ex-maured
interest, at 1O03i, ard the seconds declined
from 7Oll TO 69l20G9ai Boston. Hartford and
Erie irsts were active and after ~ early decline Of
per cent to zig rose to 1914, c. c. and l. C fists
were strong up TO 03li DAeslpe1ke and Olio hfsts
series b, yielded from 73l2 TO 70 ga 723l and car
rency debts from 42l2 TO 42G l2ii. Canada South
ern frsts were y lower at 99l2 -. LOUIS and Iron
Mountain seconds 70 lover At 100 Ono Central
incomes. per cent lower al %, and Lake Eric
and Western incomes, y lower a. G79G7l2 Metro-
oo.,taa f evatad frsts held steady n 03i2 d ~
yer ana r. Ora lde hrSti yieded 4 20 l 'l
but closed nc 40, and he fir conSois rose nom
106 to 0Gl2 Kansas ana PACING consois "roppcd
/ ~ TO 90 and closed at 100.
1 he sub reasury to-day gIioe SS1Z2OO on Dat-
ance made up bv q com gain OF $J4S,OOZ e,S cdi-
rrncy loss of %10J, 1856 THIS makes re tota gam
since last Fr.dav 81 G3f, 1870. The forel seam-
ers arriving since yesterday brought $3.50, $50 10
gold bars and foreign coin, making a total siLce
Saturday Of ~ ,6I4 100. Tie money market TO-DAY
worked decidedly easier. rhc eaIlg loans rlEged
from mtercs plus il 70 l3 commi ;c0n, aud the alter
ones OF interest and llG with the tlai rate at per
cent. rhere was lite business done al simple
interest but money finally was offered az pr
cent. That, however, does not Indicate that money
will not be at a pTemIgm again tomorrow. le,tcr'
day IS quotation OF the rate OF exchange On NeW-
7 TX a. Boston was an error. Instead OF 1913 %
discount It was 33l3 cent premium waicb Il b t0-
day. OF cOur.e yestur ay = comments on tie decline
in the rate 90 for naugh.; on the contrary,
the advance to 33l3 cent premium lna!ea -
an actye movement OF funds from boston
10 New-Y0rk instead of 10 Boston. he
United Sfates Treasurer n " t'illnYton today
received $40 900 ~ National DInk notes fOr re-
demptiOn. Tao customs Tccc.J5 were 31l2,UOo
and the internal revenu, roccps were Slfo'OOo.
line following is tue Clearing iioaSe statemen5
To-day: ExcnaugcA $2Cs.9S0 SO; balances,
IS SOB. O5S. The Transaction, at The SuD-lrtaS-
n Y covered: Receipts, $l,73f5G9; payments
$500 3O2; currency balance, $i,2G3,o3o com
balance, 77,432.455.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The followingls the public deb. statement issued
d ccTber l, 1850 compared ~ih that 0. November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
,1rnn cAII--Is O'CLOCK ".
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. VI.
fny TrIrGrAru TO rnE TnlDCNg. /

san FRAVCisCo. Dec 1.-Atl made sharp al
vance to-day. consequent upon y closer concentra-
ton of the stock by pool purchasers. Bears find Ii
imDossibIe to borrow stock to make deliveries on
short sales Other shares are dull but firm.
Caledonia has been assessed % cents per share,
and Gold Hill 10 cents per share.
Piucipql bulion rec"ints for the past week (:
Consolidated Virginia. SGS.3JO; MONDAY, 500;
Standard two wcoks) $IG,1iO; Northern Belle.
%0j33O: Z ireka Consolidated. $41,sOO; Contcn-
ton. S3f. SOC; B,dlc, $15,770; CIristy $500;
Silver King $40. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
filming.
filming.
nUNKIN MINING COMPANY
OF LEADVILLE COT
100000 sh1res Par Value s2j
HENRY II. STOrESBUHf, President
4. r. CHOLLAIt Secretary.
OFFICE: 80 Broad street
MOOSE MINING
WI Office, b2 Broadway.
COMPANY, Secretary's

OFFICE: 81 Broad street
MOOSE MINING COMPANY, Secretary's
~ NKw.YoRH, Nov q, 1880
The transfer books Moose Mining Company Will close
on the 10Th DAY December on no 10Th day OF
DE. eeT oaTd Of Tru-t telscied ~ Ju1o las
having mPI he'd tho most part no ends desired by
the desire DO them pllgs 20 socu
trtber benen 10 The share est stOcka01ers arn
ause 10 seEd th secretary pre- 10 DOC
her 10 As held Ia old certificates ~ 'o names
OF those who parted their no dnss requested
mar sucn ock To tho holders PRIOR " Decen
be- 10 10 tho end that tho actual parties ia lntie NAV be
oonn,nni aisd q IN II. X. BRADfORO.
' secretary.
C,TARR-GROVE SILVER MINING CO.,
- Mine and Mile, Lander County, Nevada
CAPITAL a LOOO,DDos zUJOV0 shares $40 each
WILLIAM Il. CLARK, President ..
JOHN H. BOrHw ELL, Secretary.
O1foe. No q Nasssust. cor. OF Wallet, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
lnRD cALr-.:3o o'cLacx .. II.

AMERICAN MINING SlOc6 EKCTiYG9 SiLE&
FIRST CAIf-1O1t O'Clock A.
Gamer Knob SILVER Nugget on VTgtma Union con
I99o9 So 5 G0J Do - 'trysoc SURF Tune
Mineral Greek 20 l3O ~ -Ol ID % ~ 80
40 . 10 2Oo0 bio - Mexican SieiId'e
Miner Boy Alnle GO. % % .;,,tr -
lOOu...... "a 1910 bio 40 Best & Bc!chr pptr
Climax California % ......- ~ ..''.. %
700 ...... .53 200 .... l6j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

In London British cousols sold. eN-intergsf, az
9Sl lG for money. aud at 09l 10 tor account United
States 81 aud 1ia' were unchanged at lOi's aad
lll7s respectively, but the 4, were - h'gner al
Il6. Amer can railways were depressed; but
special caOle to Kcrnan's Wall rect News Bureau
says: The market later vas steady under
purchases Of Genital aud Hudson NJ LIS. Emo
declined irom 1884 to 4G7s3i7, aud seco'9
coasols from 100 TO l042. Atlantic AID
Great Western fists from 55a. 70 %
aud seconds from 3oi2 tn 30H. linois
Central from 125la to l25, Reading from 2O.s 10
20, and Central and Hudson from lt9 to liza
AS India Council bills were allotted at an ADVANCE
of lIei per rupee and bar silver roo TO 81 'si per
ounce The Bank of England lost 1856, 900 balloon
on in ance. In Paris frcuch per cents rose from
81. 80 TO $500 francs. -.
rnc following securities to-day were sold at tue
Exchange Salesroon:
al 200 DIV Dock, East Broadway snd flatter7
Raj ruld Corr pany isl mortgage per
CENT bonds 1898 ..........-....-lio
SlOOcO Broadway and eth Avenue Railroad Com
Yssi - '' '.....l o5x
u sh res New York GsNight coupa y..;. ,ioS
$4,000 state OF Nsttn Carolina D OF cent speels
tax bonds, duo iosv. issued 70 Wiinhnf
ton. Charlotte AMI Rutherford Rsih"An ..,x
Company. Apr, 1870. coupons on. $50 "0".
5shares Park Fire Insu. anee o,np@ni Lev
90 shares Eagle FIRE insurance Com any .;-AS
~ shares Uswvgo aud Syracuse "~HSAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
GOVERNNE YTS.

Total sales Tor the
80 buyer 80 days
GOVERNMEYTS.
Z 5 4, Rcgserel 1907 ,,o, as 49, Coup 1897 .1lo+
5OUO.....X int.-....lIO' OOOo' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

I OST.-In the mail. certified check for
500 dated May IL. 1890 drawn by A. X Chisholm 90
the order H. Price Endorsed py him 70 H. q Ta
mage ana by him Jobs certified by tho mon Trust
Co and payable at the bank OF Commerce. NewYork CITY
All arc upon why check,
esrtsrrd a. aoovs shou lieu Of that Lost
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-20
OCAL MAIL ARnANGEMENTs.

HOURS FIR CLOSING THE MAILS.
BY RAILROAD.-NEw York THROUGH MAIL
700 IN, 1890 III, As d IN and II:3O % u
WAY MAIL east, Tam.
GORDONvILLE, DOwninstown, Leaman Place.
Gap 6pm.
,,,n Pn1LADELrnIA, through mail, and a III.
l2:5O, 4:45 and ll:aO p m.
PITTsEUKeH and west, 1:3O and ll:30 m
HARRISBURG MAIL, 10 = LII, l:5o. Sis and II:30 p
WAY MAIL, west 10 am,
phia $50 III.
BALrrNoRE AND wAsHissros, via York, l:3o p
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg,
l1:30 pm.
CoATEsvILLE, As pm.
COLUMBIA, 10 a IN, l3O and Sis pm.
YORK AND YORK WAY, l:50 and ll:3O pm.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 10 a IN, l:3O AMI II.;o p m.
KEADIsa, VII. Harrisburg, SIS and 1l:so m.
East HempfieId and Ephrata, 3 PM D mi -'"""ei"'
QUARRxvILLE, CamargO, Refton, New PrOv,-
dence, West Willow. Lime valley and Martins
NEW HOLLAND, Churchtown, Greenbank.
Blue Ball, Goodville, Beartown, by way Of
Downingtown, at q IN and p m.
SAFE IIARBOH, via Columbia. 10 M
BY STAGE-Millersville and Slackwat~r. to
Safe lIarbOr, daily, at 30 pm.
To Milersvillc, and III IL III, and pm
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, BsreviIle, New
Holland, $50 pm.
Willow Street, smithvilIe, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove.
Rock Springs. Fairmount and RoWiandsyiIIe'
Md, daily, at Tam.
lands Valley, Oregon, West Earl. Farmers.
daily, at 30 p III.
Fertility. Lampeter and Wheatland Mills. to
Strasburg, daily, at I'm.
Greenland and SOudersburg to Paradise
daily, at p M.
Neiisyille, daily, at 4pm.
New DanVllie, COnestOga, Marticyilie. Cole
manvllic. Mount NahO Rn nlrf ina wi IIa Pot
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by mail Or express. Address X. NJ. Board
MAN. Courier-JOurnaI Building, Lou
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