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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-06
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY.

0ffics No. 12S41z, First South St., Salt
Lake City. P. o. Box ADJ.
Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
terms and IN the shortest time, either or all
Of the work of locating, grading, bridging,
tieipg. ironing and equipping Steam Horse
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con-
structing wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
aqueducts, dams etc.: laying out and grading
streets, si1eHslks, parade grounds and race
tracks; e2cavatinR for building foundations,
cellars, drains, ETC., as we'll as every aud all
other kinds of work requiring the removal Of
sarth, gravel cement, stone ETC., etc.
A. F. DOREMUS supt.
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Receipt BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE AZ
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Morgan County Election.

Following is the abstract of the
general election returns of Morgan
County, held August 2. 1880:
Commissioners to Locate University
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SASH DOORS And RLIEps
MoULEisCS, BRACKETS ARD
ALL SiZES OF WINDOW GLASS
81 BoTTCM FIcURESt LAT
TIMER. TAYLOR & CO.
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We have yet on hand large quantity of seasonabe
goods of every description that We positively dis
posing of at
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COUNTY ELECTION.

Below is given a fall count OF the
vote of this county. as polIed at the
general election held on Monday
last, for some territorial and county
officers
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Ice Cold
SODA SPRINGS WATER
Zoe. a glass.
GEORGE a. MEEARs,
su3 Opposite Postoffice.

Picnic Parties
Suppl g, Fish and Clam Chowder, at
Y Dung, Marks & Young. jy11
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling wholesale
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-W Wheat, 80 q 9Oc. p bushel;
Barley, S1.359$l.55 p cwt; Oats, $40
u $3.50 p cwt.
FLOUR-XXX s2.25@$2.4O; xxx
81 65@2.75 p cwt.
POTATOES-60c. @65c. . bus.
SHELLED C0RN-SI.20@SI. rs cwt.
BRAN-$l 90; Shorts, SI.I0 p cwt.
BUTTER-20c.s@ zoe. p Id.
EGGS-Z0c. p doz.
WOOL-Choice Fleece 1S@2Oc y ID.
HIDES-Prime Flint, I4c ? n.
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Ice Cold
SODA SPRINGS WATER
10c. glass.
GEORGE A. MEEARs,
aug Opposite Postofhce.

THE FINEST BEDROOM SUITS
ever brought to Utah
jy18 at II. DINWooDEY's.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13
DEADwooD GOSSIP.
DEAuwooD, d. 7. Nov. 9. 1890

DEAUwooD ID. I. Nov. 9. 1880.
EDrToRs CHRoSICLE.--Tke election is
over. Some are sorry aud some are
glad. The sorry ones arc the ones who
got beat. The glad ones are the ones
who beat the sorry ones. Your humble
servant is glad the glad ones beat and
the sorry ones got beat. We voted for
sorry ones and glad ones. Twas always
thus. We couldn't most always pick ont
the winners. Sometimes, when We are
onto pnnchers, We can win. IL the
dealers have game tell box, we can
win, if we put our checks down in the
right place. fthe old man is playing
orasat-xcr with The "Vid thing" and
give US the wink, why, We will take our
percentage, and hold up our hands.
Queer world this. Ain'til Charley?
Speaking of 'ain't it, harley the
originator Of the aforesaid lyoar humble
servant will study law solniimesl "ain't
il Burty," 'sin't it Reyerdy," and what
did you thi;,k of me the first tune you
ever saw me-" did not marry the old
lady, a. lac expected. Reason why
The old lady's last husband put ia am
appearance and claimed salvage, but as
things hadn't got sinchcd by hw, the
old lady said she couldn't pat up, nei-
ther would she shut up. The matter
has been laid under the table, and the
Doc" got drunk, as usual. Ills last
word, on retiring to his yirtuous %
couch, on sherman street, was well.
any Of the old boarders at the hotel need
no, he informed by mail, they all know
that little word Of 4 letters.
The election returns were surprising
TO some and vice versa to others. Tom
Med. Tom IL, r. ID. X, the general
with the first and some OF the last letters
Of the alphabet to his name were beat,
of course. Ii they had got elected they
would not have been beat. Such Is life,
in the Black Hills, as Tom Flynn used
to sa. The Doe of Democratic notorie-
ty, that good old imam, friend to the
widow and the orphan, has been playing
in bad luck, lately. The "old mans
darling" has done quit him. your
humble &C" is of the opinion that the
Doc made her take too many of his own
brand Of pills Star 4 Bullock have just
received new stock, sugar coated,
which viii be sold at bed rock prices.
Ham Utley and Nose Gotta have gone
to ranching. Knowing ones say they
are hunting doe skin, and | shouldn't
wonder, as Moss took hi, purp, colonel,
along. The colone! is good dog.
Hoping this short pistol will make a
hole in yonr skin, am
Yours till Deth,
COPPER Bor-oM,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13
The Meaning Of .Pan. )"

Deacon Julius &. snob.ali, who takes a
religious paper, asked Rev. Aminidab
Bledso the olher day, What is the
nssaliin' Oh de ter - pan -Episeops.ls and
pam -presbyterians Why de debbel
hsint we got no culled pan-Bap isses r
Look hesin, niggAh. il pains me to see
you 'spiay sich Ignorance. Don't yer
know dat de psn-piscopals, pan Meio-
dists, p.n-Baptisses Is dem what pans
out the mos when de hats being passed.
II Galveston News.
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Tho Completeness of it.
ID. Fl. IL.

The Cincinnati Commercial editor
asked an Indiana democrat what he
thought ofthe result in that state. he
answered by tellingthe following anec-
dote: A Texan c.alne north ON a visit.
During his absence the Indians murder
ell his family, burned his house and
drove of his cattle. When he returned
his neighbors were s.iE.id 10 ,e.s nim
what had oc.urred, but soine u ,nenl
went sith him 20 the scene. Arriving
there he broke OUT into a iii of iAngh,er,
and upon being asked the reason ior hls
hiiarity. said he Was laughing at the
completeness ofthe d--d thiug."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13
COPPER Borsoa.

District attornoy-HAstie PIG, Harvey
l73, Allen \.
For County Commissioner End Dis
trict--Boland, rep, Isl; Hynes, dem,
1872.
For register of fdeeds-Flynn 2s5, Cole
$50.
Sheriff-Code 294, Ely I6s.
Treasurer-LaBarre 500, w knight
l52.
Assessor-Thornby 253, Hartgering
1S9, Allabaugh 20.
Probate judge-Knight 224, Thomp-
son 226 Walker Brown |. Nellie Browne.
Surveyor-Garthwai 464.
Coroner-Garthwait 275, Kleman 1856
Superintendent Of schools-Bliss PA,
Beelcr l76, Nelie Brown |, S. b. Lodge
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13

Slowly sut surely is the Bald Noun
tain star i'm the ascendency, as the uu-
merous mining transactions which have
been made there recently will verify.
Several deal and changes have been
made there within the past few months,
involving large sums of money and
which cannot hat help the district The
latest to reach us is the bonding Of the
California 10 eastern parties for the SUM
of sl5 900, part Of which has been paid
down, the balance to be shortly. The
mine was located by s. d. Scott and by
him developed, and also bonded. The
history ofthe locator if written would
not prove unintsresting, as it strongly
illustrates the ups and downs wholly in
digenoGs TO western life, particularly in
"a mining camp, and would only be-
another in the already long list Of
strange experiences, battles with adver-
sity, goyerty and final happy wind up.
But as he does not hanker after that
kind of nctoriefy we will forbear.-
Times.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13

A very beneficial enterprise has been
organized In Colorado 10y some of the
leading capitalists Of that state. Hon.
W. A. III. Loyelsnd, Prest. colorado
Central r. r., Gov. H. A. w. Tabor, the
bonanza king, Hon Geo. Tritch, Prest.
German National Bank, and other gem
tlemen of high standing have organized
the Great Western Mutual Aid Associa-
tion. 1t grants mutual protection to its
members on a cheap and secure basis.
Its field Of operation will embrace the
HEALTHY BELT west of the Mississippi.
An admission fee of sl5 is charged each
applicant for membership, and upon a
death an assessment of 81 per member
is made. The assurance runs from $1,000
10 5000 which becomes payable either
npon the death of each respective MEM
Der, or after the expiration Of a certain
definite number OF years. The company
has its principal office az Denver, but
will establish branch offices in all the
western states and territories. They
want good reliable agents, and we hope
some enterprising citizen Of this city
will arrange with the association to
insure to us its benefit. 1t is a grand
undertaking and we cordially wish il
success.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13
PROCEEDINGS OF rows BOARD.
CUSTER Crry, Nov. 4, 1880.

CUSTER CITY, Nov. 4, 1885,
Regular meeting Of town board.
Members present, Michaud, Obey,
Haserodt, Stapleton and Thompson.
Meeting was called to order by the
president, MIR. Thompson.
An ordinance 10 amend the ordinance
at present existing relative to the cut
ting of timbers within the town limits
was presented and read.
A monitor. to suspend the rules and
take action on said ordinance tonight
was lost.
On motion, il was laid over until next
meeting.
A bill from Jno. L. Taylor. amounting
to S52O0 for services as town attorney
was presented and read, and laid over
until next meeting.
0n motion. the chair appointed Has
erodt and Obey q committee to confer
with Mr.. Taylor ia regerd to his bill,
the committee 70 report at the next
meeting.
An ordinance regulating the building
OF ehiinneys within the town limits was
presented, read and laid over until next
meeting
1t was moved and carried that com.
mittee Of two be appointed to confer
with Capt. Hascrodt. in relation to rent
Of hall, for the use Of board, for the past
summer and coming winter. Michaud
and staplston were appointed as such
committee.
On motion, the resignation Of Beeler
aud Brainerd as fire wardens were ac-
cspted.
On motion. Y. Acheson, 7. I. Wheeler
and c. H. Bailey were appointed Ore
wardens.
On motion, meeting adjourned.
Attest: j. =, fnoxssoS. Pres.
&, n. Bailey, tisxki
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13

tons of ore have been milled from these
three smaller veins, but they will be
worked more extensively hereafter by
cross-cuts from the underlying Golden
5 ar vein.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13

The Signal says, the rates and disian-
ces via the Chicago and Northwestern
stage company via Pierre, are as follows:
Chicago - Pierre, 80 miles all rail
Pierre TO Deadwood, 10 miles, stage !;
total, go miles. All classes of passen-
gers will he allowed 80 pounds of bag
gage as far as Pierre. The stage COM
pany will carry fifty pounds on first and
second class tickets and 100 pounds ON
third class. The rates from Chicago will
be MS follows: To Pierre, S2S.95 first
class $50 second class. To Deadwood,
$49.25 first class; S39.G5 second class !;
and $50 third class. First class tickets
should be unlimited; second class to
Pierre, six days limit second and third
class to Deadwood eight days limit.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13

The Washinton correspondent Of the
Chicago lines finds that the southern
leaders are anxious TO make ser,ns with
incoming administration. and declares
that the republicans can cersainly lind
enough allies anong independent demo
crats from the south to organize the
house
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13

Stockholders of the Caledonia are
getting their mad pand propose TO in
vestigate and sift the operation and
management o. that company 10 the
bottom.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-13

The first railway locomotive that ever
entered Pierre ran into that place on
the Chicago and Northwestern track on
the 'drsf of November
, 1880-12-22

rule. 1t is understood tllat t;crtnaty ntul
AttstrIn, wllnru joint tltrtston will probably
tto communicated. 10 Fr.nrc IN Il fev days,
hast nttcatty 81 fnr c0inu 10 III, agreement
with Frnnce t''at nu prolusal for ultimate
coercion Will be entertained.
Ht:HsIA.
Sr. FErElssltuI.u, Dcc. at.--1t Is Rtntcd OH
gnotl authority TINT tIle recent deliberations
Of tho Ministerial Coupcll on tho Grrck nlld
Cliincse questions established tic fact tint
's'tssla Is prepared to s',puort my lnltcy cnl-
cltlntesl To preserve tho pcacn hctween Hrrece
anil Turkey. mil Is d*IN'sc,l 10 incct Tho pro-
posals OF Chlna ln colirtltntory spirit.
IN tiilt:ECE.
LONDON, dec. at.-A correspondent Mt
Athcns says: Tho idea of arbitration l,as
produced It very tlisl,earta1,tng impression
0n t'le tireeks. Nnl,ntty here believes 1t will
lcau TO any practical result.
, 1880-12-22

fnrsnkfng lonnt: ant friends 10 engage in +,
lIfe of sfla1nc, attl tho only motive for THE
commission "f the rstsl' act Is gathered front
tw0 hRstly-written letters addressed III
her nlotl,er, who lives In Carrot Citi;
fnd., altd Farr!s Fisher, brakeman III tho
Wabash, vt. Louis d. l'aclilc llairoa.!. who
was fprmcr lover, residing ut Lafayette:
lnd. III 1mtl, letters she declared tllei, to be
llcr Lust, at 'll tim. ono To- Fisher mentioned
o!lo Jot!s 'ls the cn'isc 0f n1i ler ynes, .t..-
clhflng HllG wo,lsi emil lIur days III fnn Wcrt,
:, sp'.t1| M'rnte'. ~ The chteaaa 7rlnun. !
Fnisr W,AfSE, Ind, Dre., .2l.-At Enlm-
!ligd from tlls ELECTS 0f morphine utll,lin-
lstGrcd l'y herself. Miss Sutton WIS prc-
cdncation. niltl Was employed is clerk in t}ld
yarll-1Mrt''ry. She hnd. win. her brUthcr,
clnElIrtl. f1t-rcatel lrr, mud to tss c,,su ller
i,rpttler ntslglIs TIM rasl ar: os ssIs!,te, nj.
fully ttealt with. 1'ir Cnrnntr's iHu,lrst,
l'0wGvrr. failed tn s'eyelop. isitrncn nr tl!ia.
Rsll yritttt't w,is rendered accordingly. NJ
ptlst nl0ftelit WIS suattr.
, 1880-12-22

small; uninsured. The auction store in
wiItcll tM tfre originated WIS totally je-
struycd: uninsured. This block owned ly
7. u. Wtnsto.f, ya!nMl ut 3j.o00: uninsured.
nry-goutts stuse OF j. Fn!stlltnl t. I,n,. !;
stock valued Mt S2.to); Insurance, $1,000;
partion OF tho sl0ck HavGtl; hnt,sc vn1ucd ut
84,oD; Insurance. $a,0oO. Estes building.
owned by 4. &. Estes, valued at sj,0U>; Ill
snrusf fur S1,bW. Also burned tho building
occupied hy j. Fcfsrntl,al Il bro. ns 4 family
gfUcrry; MI tho stock saved In ii uA1naKcd
condition. 4. e. Estrs Ind law bflice In
tl!e sect'trl story; vii his papcrs, books, and
furniture were Bnygtl.
II WINS thought fur awliio tho Whole north
sIt1o of thu public s'I.tnrc would be co,s-
stlined. hut tho ilrc-wnlls ntat SHOW OH tic
tops Of the 1ntscs prevented tho further
spread Of tlio ifaislts
Thu following parties )ta,l gootls damaged
ny removal: John Schmidt, teweler; j.
k"!ll1, cnllfcctioncr: l]0ml IL Leigh, tttnr-
ncys: H. II. Ailersottt furniture ui,s! stoves;
j. 1.cyl. groceries; Lewis ilrus., dry guo,ls.
Tlm flre MIS- cuusust by ttle explosion of Il
cns!l.otl lump. Insurance ptAccd lit thu Afenl-
pliH uul,lpAnirS,
, 1880-12-22
EX.JUSTICE STRONG.


6psftdt D4pateh 10 1he EAaeaeo 1Tpun&
PHILADELPHIA, pa-, Dec, 2t.-ln Ill in
tery'ow With press reporter to-day Judge
Strong, who recently resigned htA sent OIL
tho United Htates Suprtne llench, denied
tho report that he Ind accepteA or burn
rendered tie ,Soltc!torallip of thu Recalling
Hallway Company. IselnR askcl whether
there was any probability of Ills taklng ex-
Secretary Tllonlpson's portfolio Of tho Navy
Department, Judge Strong salG, ut was of-
ferod to mo by President Hayes, and d.
clfned It."
liad you accepted tho position, do you
tlltnk That You would have bcon retained by
President GartleIdp'
"Ol! no!" roplied Justice Strong. because
stols't think tint President Garfield will rc-
tain any Ut tic prcsnnt At.lu!nts tr,.tlol,I'
"If you a!lDl!l 10 rendered posE tton III
,ss!tttYyn! issf darl'elas Cabinet would you ae'
"Tiat's very delicate question, aid tlo
not cary to answer II. When / resigned it
WIS with Tug Intention OF ent(fng my public
career.. think tlle position inst foft is
oxcUpttlg tllat Ut Ires[tlvilt.n ' '''
Ille ax.Just!ee said further tint i.o 10
signed lM order to devote iioro tt1uu TO lliur.
nry nld scientific studies, but might l!err-
utter pruetico lnW,
, 1880-12-22
Tho English Government Preparing to
Rub Out the War Speck in
Souih Africa.
All the European Powers Delib~
Grating upon the Greek Ar
bitration Scheme.
slosson Now Leading Vignaux in tho
International Billiard
Match. -.
IRELAND,

ANTf-LANl1-f.EA0UE MEETINN.
DrnrIS, Dcc. 2l.--An enthusiastic dcmon-
stratum by Orn1lgefncn anil Protestant farm
ers Dok plaea yesterday nj Coleu1n, County
Londonderry, ut which resolutions woro
passed energcttcnlly tlenoutlc!ng tho I,a',d-
Magne agitatton alui tic inactIon OF tlle Goy-
ttnllcnt relative To Rtfafts In IRELAND.
AsyAstS.tTEn.
4 tenant farmer lln,lcu Mullen, while re-
turning from l,aIlturol,e market Inst night,
was fired upon by six mcn concealed lHlIimtl
avail Oil tho roatt to llnllyinullit. 1lo died
Immediately, all thu bullets tnklng effect. 1t
l. thought the murder originated IN n land
dispute. No arrests yet lit coltl,cctton with
thu attnfr.
a lator dispatch from Dalllnrobo says
Mullen's wife llns IcGn arrested.
WILL. WINTER ELSEWHERE.
Thu MRrIllts OF LansttDWlic, Quo of tho
heaviest Irish landowners. Inns abandoned
t'Io intention of spending tho w.Iter III Ire
lald, III consequence OF tile condition Of tho
country.
FoN-1IUST1Nu ABANDONED.
Tho decision Of tho Empress of Austria,
defnltly giving Ill, l,cr huntingdon III 1rc-
!uM, Is III c0icoql!ci,c9 of reports received In
Ftcllnn Of the stale of things III ireland.
DISTURBED.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1l.-Tho Gtzcltc declares tho
County Of Limerick Is lit Il disturbed state,
'elulrlnE additional police.
Nor AN1lAU1AN.
Tic 1ntlrtter Of Mullen WIS mot MI nErarian
affair, hut merely owing to Il Aqunrrcl between
Mullen nnd his wife.
nAvrrr's STATEMENT,
At tho weekly meeting ut the 1.t.utl I.eagllo
Dasitt stated distinctly that llu did not wish
ahy ono IL join the l.cugue except mt their
own frco will. Dnyi!t nlso condemned ILL
discriminate 'l}oyco,ting."
Tlf1iEATI:NlSti 1.ETrEns.
coNK. Dee. ai.-Jutlgy Fitzgerald. closing
tho Assfzes to-day, SAIL lnwEestless hui not
diminished since lilo Assizcs began. 1Ie llnd
received four threatening letters during tho
Asstzes.
onnEalED ronwANp.
l4oSnpS, Dec. 1l.-A initiation of foot las
been ordered to got ready to proccud to Ire
Laid from Altlersllnt.
HENCE JONES.
DUBLIN, Dec. M.-At meeting of the
Land LeHElio tho contributions Of Dcnco
Ja'les To Tho English press wore denounced lis
SANDERS.
1STEIEST1NG CALCULATION.
DAsltt stated If tile Government prohibited
all l.eaguu meetings the Executive would
summon Its branches to meet every fort
afgi1t, n1nl, as TINT would nlea,l 400 meetings
every sccond week, 1t would bo interesting to
eaienlato low many trool,s would bo ro-
'fqulrcdto SUPPRESS those gatherings.
CHANGE.
Thu battallI0n Of rifles from AItlershot Ia
ordered to IrGtRlld instead OF tho Nillety-sov-
tnlh Regiment.
COt3lk9E ADOPTED.
LONDON, Dec. 1l.-.rho DuilU 1'clcGrun|t
understands tho oourKo Ut nctton adapted by
he Government wlIel, ros,lted lit dispensing
Tho meeting Mt Callolill IL directed solely
ssl'nst tho meetings convened With persona!
hostility aEnt,lst individuals.
, 1880-12-22
FIRE RECORD,

CHICAGO. A..
, Tho alarm from Box Y57 Mt $50 yesterday
forenoon was ca.lsed by fire in n one-story
frame house ut No. Dos Morgan STREET, occ,,-
Piled us IL conl otl!co by Joseph Viaetchkn.
Damage, $40. Cause, u defective chimney,
Tho alarm from Box III ut 5:is last eyen.
Ing WIS caused by the explosion Of Il koro-
stnu lamp III tho second story OF u three
asory frame dwelling, No. "5l0 Arclter nv
cnac, owned by Matthias Meyer and
occupied BY Sebastian Mueller as n
Ing trilllng, n1ul to furniture SIS.
Superintendent Dn!lwinilc, Of tho Fire
Insurance l'atrol, ohla[ned u sample OF tho
kerusele oil will whicl. tho lump WIS hlled,
alld Which lntl been sold to Alr, Mueller by
II rcddler .tislscu VNrlell nt thu rAto Of "
cents gn!lon: IN tes.!ng tAe oil last plight
tic purloso Superintendent l}ullWlmlllD as-
certutnHd that It. was sl,YAy bel0w proof. liy
city ordinance tho usB or Kerosene which
isa Fnrsst y e of afnsa ftsi 1t OfSw ess t a9 SrSs IT,
srceS Was prohibited, yot tic sample OF this
oil flashed wl,nn under 1l0 degrees anil
burned evenly at ll5 4sgrces. It was ITO
w3es a a,ass as f fSa s 1 M M!t i SSpyss ySsttray
afternoon was sn''se4 Hy tlle burnlnx out It
NJ t!n1nago.
oai nnG @a, ..,r aro i,ox svi a. O'Clock last @
~ tlie , rsnr ot 2 three-story nna blsen'ent
stre n.., rM.atf, h. Hos; ~ NJ n ~ Jatola9o'
nt1ect ~ tYs E' Wy s,,' & H. VWS'oy' a,M ~GCM!'cx
~ s,,,sv o"o' ,r91,r%,a; SenlGh' sot itt'ns1DM ~
ioT mrs Ing e., 1t, Hso .rs0 o. Mi!iors Gtl1
i19.!Me!s, "fst Ho9r, lRy'oT MAlu!actnr!nE
GonHnmy, say ~, u 4. A. Iay!or, fsesl!lsi.I' trMnK
sunGGis nG aiu mHsaaes, MiG W 1t{os t!li'
Eas!G plteFii tIali1aetG5y t a1la F9!!g.i'ilil
i!Htcinane[y tci.n VIZ oi aao t!tu atoF 4k dosepil
iMteS"' iSae .. htom IT, SSe0fs i, a,n XII ,0nt,
.Rgi; Rfio ;,ng' try ot!gaM atar ~ tr" Mt y Know!l
~ ptAlea W uIhplil3 la!to it lItotlll sltllatca
, 1880-12-22
THE NEW RED BOOK.

nc n. H. a. ~ Ho.'ossx !,,., Up ~ t1r.t Nl"st
,'scesF'a ws.s, H. r1.1.'eal p nx'..sooG , w,.a,
Kcturns Of the 1t"cent Efertlon, ana
Mh,s't IN lsey"''a d.; ~ Comparison t.s
Ever Inkt,ca.
Duilv events tstnh1le1, lin furt thot so,o.
MN, ,:,s ars,,.,, 49,, ,. @ ,, Ss ."s ,n .','',
!u !ao'' ""s @ ee.'",'. 'no m"s. le'el'aeAaea VI
1ne''. ula c"tllu "piefcc tic fuli're fnr rs my
cyo coultf scc." Ills Wise saw tlat "n tiu
making uf louks tl,urc IN no cutt.n wns truty
), i,on,,v i,,s,,ro,,,n ,rn1. ia hr",,,,,t f,,r"i
H. n'.,. 'I"p"". 10 ,''., 's - o1oas. io.s. .
Baltimore Il Ohio Itntlruatl CoMpary,-tlielr
"Nuw lied lIool,,n now In tho rrcss of
Kn1ubt n Lrnuartl. of lila c1ty srh" mi.
,,ar.nl Fo,,,,r n - @ !, d., III :,
.s"i ,na., .'', .' w. al uG'" t"t y .ao ae lok
1ssuctl by tho Baltimore Il Ohio Inst summer
, 1880-12-22

f'1' ShlvOrlnE nid Waiting
CALDWELL, kas., Dec. 2l.-Wenther very
cp'f. anl wind severe. The settlers re.nain
III cal.lp, null say they will not return I,onc
III they 60 10 Oklahoma. They claim 40
iSagons atc realty to Join them. They ate
t:cc1ying supplies, md say they will start III
t1lc Territory n,,d let tho soldiers shout down
their lIntses. 'ilIey are Dii tho wAr-tmth, ,liuMt-
bug the nm,, Tint saitl tlicyl are pltlnh!G-iook-
tlE Or wcrc showing siK1lS Of weakening.