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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-07
MARITIME.
Damage to the Bark Queen Of Hearts
Several Of Her Grew Washed
Overheard,

LONDON. April 6-Ths ship Harmon. which
arrived at LIVERPOOL to-day. brought ten Of the
crew Of the British bark Queen of Hearts,
from Mobile for Belfast which was abandoned
at sea waterlosged. She lost her fore and main
board.
WRECK OF VESSEL FROM NEW ORLEANS,
LONDON. April 6.-The British ship Storna-
way, Oapt. Laden. from New Orleans. March 8.
for Liverpool was wrecked off Newton on ,he
twenty seventh ultimo. Her crew have been
land. at Dublin.
The Stornaway cleared February "a with the
following cargo: 500 bales of cottoa $50 barrels
soap stock ana 3510 pieces Of slaves.
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Staub has our thanks foY the New York
Herald. Sun and Times end Philadelphia Times
of the second, and also the Daily Graphic Of
the same date. The Graphic is an especially
interesting number. containing a supplement
with numoer OF we'll executed engravings of
scenes In New Orleans and leng by and in
teresipg article on the city and State. Every
body should have number Of this Graphic,
which they can get by going to staub's. at
Go.dihwait,' 3. corner Of Canal street and Ex.
Change Alley.
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POLITICAL.
Organizing an Anti-Third Term Party in
Massachusetts,.

BosToN April CA circular. signed by Hon
n lockwood Hoar. Henry L. Pierce, John 2
burne and other leading Republic leans. has bern
issued and addressed to members of the Re-
publ lean party In Massachusetts. strongly urg-
State convention at Worcester who nre opposed
to third term principles. The I'd ress does not
advocate the claims OF any particular citizen OF
the country to the presidential nomination. but
confines itself principally to arguments against
third term.
THE IOWA TOWN ELECTIONS.
DUBUQUE, April Tho municipal election Ia
this city resulted In uanner wholly une1-
pecfed by either the Democra ic or Republican
parties. The Republicans went into the cam
paign completely demoralizsd by deelinations
m mntil but two names wee left on their ticket
The Democrats we're dissatisfied with their
nominations: Independent candidates were
brought out for mayor and rec rider. These al
the last hour the Republicans indorsed. and
the result WAS the Democrats lected treasui or
tick {, and the opposition elected the mayor
who is the present Incumbent and q strong
can. OF the alder men the Democrats elect
and the Republicans 3. making the next council
stand Republicans and Democrats.
THE OHIO ELECTIONS.
CINCINNATI. April 6. 2 .. --Only one-third
OF the city In voting. No precinc heard from
but the indications ale that the REPUBLICANS
will el ct u. helby city controller. over Naff-
man Democrat. and majority Of twelve mem-
UeTb Oi IUt UUhIu On GuutHIoU+ lHBEe WtS u
light vote polled la Columbus; the city council
will be six Republican by six mai ority.
In Toledo the Nationals are defeated though
party lines were not strictly drawn.
THE INDIANA ELECTIONS.
CINCINNATI. April Disturbances are re-
ported at the polls at Sheibyvile and Soottsvllle
md, growing OUT Of q negro voting ut the
latter place. The county treasurer was badly
injured.
Il Rturns from yesterdays election are not yet
all In but E1helhys mnj ,rity for city controller
over Hoffman Demoerat, Is estimated at 5000.
The Republicans elect the entire school board
OF Ia members 10 out of 25 councilmen. and Il
out OF ID aldermen.
T1LDEN DELEGATES ELECTED IN CLINTON
COUNTY, N. Y.
PLATTsRuRe N. Y. April 6-The Clinton
county Democratic convention to-day elected
Tildeu delegates to the State convention. The
delegates also favor q delegation instructed for
Tilden to the Cincinnati convention.
DIES MoINEs COUNTY. IOWA, FOR GRANT.
BURLINGTON. April 6.-The Des Molnes
county Republican Convent on to- day elected
sixteen delegates to the State Convention. They
were Instructed to vote as O unit, and the con-
vention passed u reso, ution to the effect that
while favoring the nomination OF Grant for
the Presidency, 1t was opposed to sending an
instructed delegation.
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTIN oPLE April 6.-The Sultan has
approved the O,hinst's proposal to accept the
a. arrangement D. rfected by Mon enegro. where
by Gusinis and P.ovi are to rem in In possess
sion of Turkey. Montenegro receiving COM
rensation In territory to the northeast of Lake
Scutari.
An important. step has thus been taken to-,
ward settling the questton which threatened
to dis urb the peace nf Europe.
II is exoected that an iraie will be Issued
shortly, approving the oropos4l Il Of he powers
for the appointment OF techni al commission
to settle the Greek frontier question.
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FAN FRANCISCO. April s.-The Board OF su-
pervisors last night adopted u resolu ion
riously imperlled by the alleged iDcendiary
speeches of Mayor Kalioch. and authorizing
the judiciary COMMITTEES to In vestigate the
matter and report. This 1t is said, Is the Grst
step towards the mayors i'm mpeaeh ment.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Walking Match -Dobler Makes the
Best Score for Thirty six Hours
On Record.

New YORK. April In tue walking match to-
day Dober led at the end Of The first thirty six
hours with score of 177 miles and lap. ais
next best baing that of Blower Brown, iu Lon
don, lasr February wheo 10 the same time he
made. lit miles. At 2 o'cln-k this afternoon
Hart led wi b a score of 1873 miles and laps
Dobler second, Allen third. gram fourth The
receipts thus far amount to about $16, 900.
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William Scott resolved to kill his dis
obedient son Charlie. at Delaware, Ohio, and
took him home from a neighboc's house for
that purpose. The boy rode along quietly,
listening without reply to the fathers argu-
ments In favor OF the death penalty, and
making no objection to the proposed means
of murder-a bullet from rife. On alight-
ing to open the gate, however, he drew an
unsuspected pistol, took careful aim at his
fathers head, and shot him dead.
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Grant WIN visi. Memphis.

MEMPHIS. April GA telegram from Gen.
Grant, ~ Now Orleans. says: / accept your
kind invitation to visit Memphis but can re-
main only II few hours. will leave Vicksburg
Monday evening by steamer.
The General will arrive here by Thursday
morning, fifteenth instant
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7 RANCE.

LONDON April G, The Paris correspondent OF
the Times say, Primes Jerome napolson's
letter Oh ,ha snbi act Of the decree against un
authorized religious societies In Francs is fatal
to- any idea of vote OF censurt. in the Sensse on
The Cabinet. for even II the Cons rvative pub
licans were willing to in the Royaltsts In such
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Grant Invited TO Mabiie by the COIOred
RsOpsS of that City

ETA hpt o dav tha os vas us fooeG
Resolued. That we, the colored citizsns of the
Dor. of Mobile, In mast meeting assembled,
cordi' lly invite Grn. U, s, Grant to visit the
port of Mobile on his journey home
The Invitation was forwarded to the ex. Pres
ldent by lelegrsph. and an acceptance received
from him.
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MEXICO.

CITY or MEXICO. March 30. via Hayana.-Con-
aupporters and opponents Of Gonzales for
President have held cauonses, and the latter
claim to have a majority In the House OF Depu-
ttes.
Gov. Terpzas, OF Ohihuahua is 90. operating
with the American forces In pursuit Of Apache
Indiana
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON. Arrl S.-A Paris diapatch to tn,
Daily Tetegroph Gays advices from Moscow re
port the death Of Wienowskf. the violinist
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Attention is called to the announcement
made by W. W. Washburn, In another column,
of two eligible restdences for rent opposite
Annunciation Square. Strest cars pass in
front every five minutes.
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Railroad, from Selma to Georgia State line. as
hsen ordered to bs cold on Monday. June 10.
The. sale ia to take place at Selma. and the
minimum price is 81, 800 900.
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q division. the Bonapartist Senators could not
now 90 so Without openly rebelltng against
their chiefs
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The Selma, RENE and Dalton Railroad
/ SELMA. April 6.-By decree of the Supreme
Court Of Alabama the Selma. BONE and Dalton
, 1880-08-21

pleasant one. Most Of tho ladies' hull for tbo
gnst foHr % %tqys t1y nss'' etsaEs y rya!iy en-.
wltl!HtaM!lNg tho fatigue Incident tt, tcso,
pr0trnctal. though pleasant, tuips, sllcy en.
terrd fnto tho 1nllfty. OF Inst Oyem,
fiE''s exercises with Tho ut,nr ~
which they hre renowned. Outside ill.,
mann slnnn 'ifDll tic whttcnr,i
petks and ridgu poles OF the deserted cai,va,
city, while tnsEtle tho asylum was heard t%a
waltz music and lnerry laughter Of ono NJ NJ
the 10lliest parties Of the scuSni1. y.
Tho festivities were kept: ,lp nnlil n voev
lntc l0llr, when tho lights were turned tlow'1
tho dangers dispersed, md no,lHht but liz
enora Of the isw sleeping Knights Of st.
Bernard nml tho lncaa,ttctl trruIl of II. H.
snlltgr guards broke thu silence OF Camp DS
Mntnf. '!'
.AmonK those present were Sir Knte1,,.
II. X. YhatTer aud lady: thy r. GoujI si mi
lady; W. q. Lyman alid family; Robert Tar..
rant, wife, md daughter; .tohn Crawf1n,
mud wife; j.. .. Dlrkersoi, mid vilH: IT, it;t n
rnEringt;on lE and Wtte; Georao =. Fyfe aud nd
Nyerincyer ai,d wife; II. u. 1.nH alui wi,s:
Charles liisisll and Mirc:. neorgc Moa}to,,,
and wife: Arthur Warrington 1lnd win.
William lfnndlln and wife: Samuel Krrr::
Nfessfa. q. 4. Alnlcnn. s. l.. ilarbnur, Frlnk
Rnrbour,, G. X. Downs. y. j. Watkins, Gapt'
Mctinrlgle, &. +. Ntnurer, +. i, Kane; Miss
llcrlnh1t. Miss Taylor, Miss Nevatls: i. :,
Tone AMI wife: d. d. Linsted, al,a John y.
White aid wife.
, 1880-08-21
DIARY OF 4 RESIDENT

Dutl1NN THE MASONIC CEf.EuftArtOS..
. Mo,ulny, l6th.-Detern.in to enjoy myself
this week, and have good time. Am not
N[ason, but may IoIn,-tlley look 80 i,lcc.
Went around tic streets, a,M saw Com
mail.losics corne III; went to depot to meet
Iowa Conlnnl,dery; had to wait two hours
for delayed train. Went to seq exits frotl
receptions; did not enthusc. Gra1li mafcn
Tuestiay. 1TtFl.-1,oughtn n window on Lake
street for wife, friend and self for $40 Ill nt-
yancc; took oitr plAcGs at $3.50. Wnttetl until
10:W, 12:.Rl, :,::D, M procession; no money
refunded. Indignation lncGttnts mil dinner.
Rested; dressed for hul!. Eight y. III. went
to bail, could not get In TIL 0:l5; Wifcs dress
torn; got III: got. 0at-fOuntt 1t top llnt n1lu
uncomfortable; saw U 1ll1il l owed St!0 to;
another owed Sl5. Could not lielp think
ing of them. Went homo tired IND dtststlstsi;
total outfay, Sl7.b0; tatai n{oyHent-.nil,!i.
"Wednesday, 1btll.-Startcd enrty for tho
prize dri1l;, dolinr each admitt9ilco to
Witc tainted; lnall threwn lemon tM a bucket
mud chnrgsl 10 cents Quntf; q,lniled seven
times; wife quasfcd and b9thed thirteo'i,
times. 11:l5 show cainu off; big fraud and
six men; musical affair ADVERTISED did not
come 0if; We came OFT lllntt rs the rg-
freshIneiit ami shnle till y. Ill, when
tircsstd for fireworks, etc.; waited OH NlIc!l-
iEhll-avenlte curbstuno for ttirc9 HOURS,
standing first OIL one leg, than on ttle other
Mt II :07 saw red light anil tho tups uf several
rocI;ets, also. extreme ends Of several atArs.
Went home grlcved aud sore; mn sore still.
A RESIDENT.
, 1880-08-21

thing was TINT none ot them had surgeons,
ont Or , p,'yy;;ctans' aud | was shocked at tho
"iInw about tho circular sent nut .1une3?'
'.'rl,At wns mt Ut NIL III cnlltllct with tue
ttrtll-enr.l spnt nut tic day l.efore tho
coMtest; or tlo contrary, tho dr!!l.
sHs ss pycy..s wS; IL ea"'t s S'eotaansS epsSa WI"
most Of tho 'renlplars will testify. regret
exceedingly 10 SEQ Il dispute, Nn'h so clearly
n une-sidGd case, for II lntlst como TO pass
tnt nI,ita ts ,a rort;y ,|ay.s yS'o will sustain! the Com
tic conversation thon turning upon tho re-.
ported abuses at The drill grounds, Mi. Wood
"I :" FOR I Icing late, we wore unayoidably to
fore, 10 bo rca.!y: Al . Q o'clock, and she night
ready. II. tl's, naorninS tllore was pot q cnr-
TSg' ay Sc e F. o os a sa4raee sssa1t I'D sS IT, wss IS
asked 10 tukn out tho judges. The North
western Rnad couldn't he, conxea Into run.
ming trali. before o'c!nck, and so tile delay
ground ordered the. arrest of all persona
pctltlllng Ice water. 1Ierc was another an
i!oyutlce., lad orderrt! 2 ton OF leo 70 bH
delivered at = n. III. II did nut arrive, until
l'Yiiow Y about uiriI s!lo Pinkertoa specIa!s2''
"'rhey were hiroA by THO Jockey Club peo-
pie. Will, whom Ind nothing to do. save
them written UruGfS 10 aflnilC every Slr
Knight in uniform or part thereof, but this
order was neglected., alnl have had com
plalHts made by remplars WHO lad .con,pIi-
inentnry tickets and werD. still Obliged to pay,
one Sir Knight stating that he was In com.
10 ret III. III MI these cases have refunded
the money, nil1 will c0lltfnnu TO tlo so. With
the alleged extortlnns of Lawrence Il Martin
cargnE u cents for besr nnsis nnd eoaAs na;h
double prices -, in their restaurant-wo had
"Iiow about Tie lunch-stand OIL yonr
ground?''
Simply this: am informed that persons
provided with tickets Wcre charged Ii cents
To 20 III. This wns utterly in violation OF
Charles l.. Wootl,nan's contrnct with ls.
Tint lnnell vas ours. We paid inr Il, and #
wns free to Tempinrs mud t|lclr, frie1lds. .lle
hul llo. earthly right 10 COLLECT y cent Of
money, for tlo was simply distributing what
| WI had bnugllt nrhl pHitl fnr."
Tho writer Ind seen 'rcinplars and citizens
| charged ii cents for tho lunch, hence the
| above query. ...,. --..-,
Closlilg tho conversation with the remark
TINT lie Thought Mr.. Gassette nnjnsily cen
s,.rc.l IN tho Conclayc matter, Mr.. Wooainai,
| lapse1 lntu SILENCE
, 1880-08-21

sEtEc7lSo scAPEo'AT.
NOW tlias ule ctlllclhscS pthc''ea11S over
It rnuy not l,D nn!tss to tilke up solne 0t tic
cu,nnlaInts which layc bcell Inf,4te during !
tho last few days at,d see what there Is III |
thom
:. ,.,or L., s,, ~ t,o ou.sot fiat ,ho cro,r,1
nn's y. au y. ~. ~ ts WV
wn.e vtSlle1 ,his sn, c,!y .'S ~, week m"s r
without much Inconvenience to many,
~ '."S. y, ~ ~ mn non,''. In n,,,t,n,, ~
tlw regular population. That Is a sudden ill.,
crease OF 70 l,cr cent. Neither the hotels, the
restaurants. tI1e gtrcct,cars, tho tuybor.slops,
mor tha mr,vnt,, resiinnces wero In con-.
dillon tn proyltle for SO sudden n'' Increase
III tho number OF people they were called
1pon to accommodate. Twenty dr thirty
thousand ean 30 swallowed . ,,,!, up In C., chicaso
n'1tt hardly make s'Ell, oht' whe'l Inc num-
Der Is trcbetl. .slnco'tvenEences must ncccs-
sar!iy ensue. Tim annoyance aud confusion
,,s',,".S,,MJ 80 49,. smoii rrunl,Iuv r"nst
n"u n"uSe'o" VI u"o o'aA.! oHh n' e..., e"S
SHOWS w h'.l'!,' sta1a "!'a' N.'', w oAp.e'1.
a,n %nna ,' nnMtrSs. a l'o"Sa'''' peop's po"F Ill
i}t i|ut ilMt IMJ s.elI ue}' rush would be tho case
i$ TEira,,iai Eoa',ittss nSy aaisl1'isd Y! /: t.
nlKa t ,tn5 5ais ~ ',s" g,t,
VIZ tias itefn y, Wn'tt u nH iGfa W
vis!1ors nMi saslitseeFs. iie aiso sa'a, 4'et
no olle lenf oSioftoh or wv lirlees*
isHAsoSAnIE HATES AMI ncoMroisrAl'5'E Ac-
and royal tinr. ,nny bo confidently nnttct-
Mtc.i," Tic nxpuriuj,co Of lllts wcai; lit.s
! sinwn that Ills untlcpati0ns were not fully
rUn!Izetl, Ind ti!at iIu WIS IH.rhapa mt Q,iiin
] VIZ ]sus!'lcrsu oFi!ent. snce it cal,ss mn, t frolu
lid Chnir,nli. II tllo TrIprnlni Committee,
Tic tjIl,lg w,ls ton btg III ,nany lvsprcts fur
tho city q tlca! Witl t !s doubtful wsther s, n
Wnlil lwKlU to uccu,i,liutlAtu iii tnr,,sl. OF
:ND,O0O Without GeluE greatly illcoMmouetl
byit.
bo,iy 10 come. did huiI out q praniise of Il.
,ii.llI't make iirovlsiun for as lnrga n nulnbrl'
OF TeuInlnln ns irtunijy c;,lur. 'rlMy sent
, 1880-08-21

In ths's tempor;,ry oss tHe gentle r.
trunk. III tho meantime the rel
ntivo with whom, they Werr, stopping went
down tu Pnrlnttee's office atnl got tho teWpl-
cato check. The trunk WIS sent tip to his
l,oMse. mud the Milwaukee Indy wns i1lndo
inppy. Her husband spent bis timc In trns-
cling between the express nlfleo. md tho
0raid Paciilc Hotel. wien he llaal l,tred .
room at $40 per day, until lie .cnultl find his
haagagc. Ills wife finally LETT. for home,
MkInK tho trunk with !,cr, and rarmGlee
eventually discovered Tint the trunk l,e l!Ml
givon up oil tic duplicate check wns tho
ono tho worried lawyer was boring him
lonk for It he was told TINT Ills "! TO Ind
taken II home to Mllwnnkee. Ills chngrfn
call butter be Imagined ti,nn hescr'bMl:
AnUther unfortunnte's trunk wns taken to
1otel, wlicrn I,e ,att bucn assiRncd room.
wiillo he took up his quarters tn 4 prlynto
", nscartainlnE where u was, tho express
Office sent mail after 1t. but tllu llOlekeeper
wol.lt! not Rtvu It up until lo was pnltl 81 per
day for tho room TINT had been engaged fof
tic Knight.
All tl,ls trouble and 4 grcat deal mora was
caused by tic wcl-lntent!onrd scheme Of tho
TrcMninl Cnmmittec, wi,ureds II they lIntl
allowed the Sir Knights to ln0k nfter their
own lnggage there wOutl have been little or
no confusion.
, 1880-08-21
THE THEATRES.
A TRIBUNE REPORTER ASKED MIL DE WITT

c. CIkE0lE1t,
one OF tue Entertainment Committee, yester-
day, how he accounted fur tho small at
tendance at the theatres nn1 concerts
Wednesday night?
"fiot weather." lie replied.
Hadn't lilo distribution of tickets some
thing to do with 1t ~
"Notling tint know Of"
allow were they given ont? ~
".rhcy wore allotted to tho different Com
mandcrlcs In The proportion they wcre ci,-
titled to. As s0nle wanted to 60 to The the
atres and others 10 tho concerts, tickets for
both were placed In MI envelope, 1T pairs, 50
that d man and his wife couht get seats to-
gutller. The envelopes were delivered to
tho Eminent Commanders on their represent,
t%tons, and rceeipts IT,, tae! It. y snpfo,Se4t pf,,'t
want t0 go, md rctIlstributta! tbs tickets. III
TINT why tho pAlrs were broken, and q nun
n,nl his wife aploarctl at tho door with two
tickets, onu Tor the psrlict atii the other ior
l,ave beun told. The Eminent Commanders,
III sa1nU Instances, inllst lnye fai!cI 10 Ills
tribute tho. tickets they received. for meln-
they Ind received i!one. ANU Soms of them
doubtless broke the pairs. The COMMITTEES
put tllcin out carefully, nlNt with as inncli
Consideration for the comfort Of people as
,yas noss7blIc: 7I I Tls tickots werc arranged by
$MSsS %$siI,,aE i iH},;' n csm"'t'eo get thom''
"Ai,tl when did you give them out?''
Inv "Mo1aay aTnya afsernoon' Tuesday, anu W eanes-
.%Ria I!i!l:. yoa i distribute Y oil of t''em'"
"lIow many were given to chfcagoans ~
mot tn exceed forty"
"Who got them h'
H'rhn Tren,liNl GO5nmitfGc.n
, 1880-08-21
SAN FRA NCISCO.

WHAT Is PROMISED IN 1sEls NAME.
SNOW that San Francisco Is to llnve the
next Couclayc, wl,at do you propose to tlo
for your yi*l!ors anerlsa repo9tsr Inst %
evening o1 dfana eo''''laiuee nfuce o' 1''''
of California.
"Wo intend" said tho gentleman all
dressed. "to give them n warm reception, n
pleasant comfortable t time nf It while 10 tr tncy
ere there, To Keep tl'oln Win ns TWO or tnsee
weeks or lnorc-;'s long ms they want to a9ay:
In fact; md 10 send them llnMe lnppy al,d
contentcd; 10 much SO that tlloy will want to
~ aof fhnv 1e ran e tye mo trsa ycars
ni,.n.I. y ' -"
INV :. Wc sl,n,l hive n narade. but Instead of
having lu.ooo 10 1:WD Knights lii llns w
s,, i!e tssiae. a CIR situation is sItcI, ti,at We
viii wljl MyS " eouwll ri Ill., 'rcpressntatve rscl, a,,i
representatiye Co,ni,iart!sries 10 guarantees
~rat'r any way. nn,l In addition to tlut our
mrncnssiom Xii, siart ~, 'tinle. in tllu crl of
iiir 1,,,,rit,r. md there viii bglo futlgle mud
M. II" s,,,,stlotcs, Then W. slinll lI,yt. yacht
e r1lT2 "teT excfsos !s 9 i! tere W 1, Be no
ri tt tape p an % 10 titIlicrEy aboat going. We
siGt; siSiy giyV 'V" a % Eranl reception it tic
1'at5cc eijHtri bS tllo Grand Muster, n1,tl
"l exclMsiyr;y fur @ Knisnts ienIpLar and tlieir
la,ilrs. rs yolrs olEl,t tn have eco,i, aud We
shnIi |,ays l,0 iuilt about it, As suou rs W.
| I,nt hntnp rn t,ro,u,se to make n cnntract
Wit,, aii tbo hotsikecers for ali Inc transient
t,,,,itte t! II ri"rca' ~" ani M mar, iiyinr
| ,v,st ~ i'm Sierra Snynting can ret one Ut
, 1880-08-21
A SOCIAL GALL.

SIR KNIGIIr 4. y. II. CARPENTER,
rnst Grand Commander of tho Grand Com.
= n,an,,erv NJ wisconsin. thc ron,,tnr General
,nanuely VI issuno.''. wv pop""s' wv S,'1n 1ns'
PasscnEer and Ticket Agent OF tlc chicago.
Milwaukee, 4 st. Paul llatlroatl. received 4
social call yesterday Mt tic Grand pacl!ic
I1ntet frnm lin members and officers Of
Darius tonlmithdery' NO = ol Si!nheapo!ls'
To thank lin for, tho cn,lrlCslca shawn tcm
while coming to this city over his r0at. III
reply tn tie speech ut tllo Eminent E9nl-
lnander Of tile Minneapolis CG.,n,aI!!iery, Mr.
, 1880-08-21

.rno thn,,.o,,s WIN atonnciI NJ booraIn~s
. .:'s W. ,.s.ss ...,' -. D.I.!
houses ol course nna PM" afge &C. SUM- ~ tls
camp were 0'000, who paid Ss.oo par day fot
All nm
$s"D VII" .,.,.,, ,,,, ,o.ooa fr,,, CO =, G. au
A"c PRICES l'''u tuhkIu t.o.4 om ?. ~ - pet
dny, tlie aycIaEe hcIng gahoht Ee1 W: ~ the tour
n19est s1ole!s .me pr'GG pm,a ~ tSs ~ pvs
%iioss VII So aversse i stay was three Jayss. '
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@ nr sis'iW III % Tor tie % threc % tiays. ~ N' p~' ''''
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"ri,n t;'a,,ii i'ncit|c Hotel DISPLAYS total Of
% sso.4tn > Tar tto three days. beii,g So's0U per
III MI" nA rt;ster. 1T lila Palmer House showed
~ ths K'tiint ti,rs M savs ~ iii @ ''''' " ''"'
~ AZ an Item of itl,e expenses purely for loas.
ts ths s% Co,na,dcries Tor hcaosartcrs, D ] tic % ras
co,n3nnt,xv s1r Hes Of p CeSelad or Instance : Day.
Ing si5o pes tday for tlelr 6aaq il t6e
5tHS, 6rSn". W Snr hrndnnnrters ~ ra1xetl from thjs
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The TTfA' b"tnj.mcn firurc flint Ut liz
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,wl.nrs 'i Tia p mnior mnrt nj the Grand Con-.
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"nvn wos nv ,ofi ono soriss 5ani Il viii ia inter-
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"inount SUM- u, @..ao "l,om
THOSE tlFT1E NEcESsAlshs or l.,,s. !ntn' t..
which ara Oh Indispensable ~ breathing y.
cnuf a t1tnNfNr tint nnf.tHjru 0t Ills