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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-14
NOTICE |!

ATA REGULAR MEETING OF SILVER
N City Miners Union. held May II. 1850.
John Hoobsn was expelled for approprissing
funds belonging to the Onion.
". II. ATKINSON. President.
MI. MeMANUs. Rec. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-14
CARRIAGES, Buggies,
and Saddle Horses
Can be Had at she Lowest Rates.

Unifsrm fairness In dealing with custom.
ers. and the LOWEST LIVING RATES make
these stables favorits with all who have to
DO with horses.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-14

WEEK In your own town. and no
cspitai risked. You can give the
business . trial without expense.
The best opportunity ever offered for
Ssn (ethose willing-to work. You should
sDOOtry nothing else until you see for
yourself what you can do Of the
business we offsr. No room to eX-
plain here. You can devote all your
time or only your spare time to the
business. and make great pay for every hour
that you work. Women make % mueh as men.
Send for special private terms and particu-
lars. which We mail free. IS OUTFIT free
Don't complain OF hard times when you have
such . chance. Address H. HALLErT & CO.,
Portlsnd, Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-14

as Loss of Memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal
Emission, Aversion to Society, Dimness OF
Vision, Noises in the Heat the vital fluid
passing unobservea an the urine, and many
,other diseases that desdtO insanity and death.
HH. INVITE VII agree TO forfeit We
n umdred D0liars for . case of this kind
the VITAL RE5rORATByE (under his special
advice and tfeatmentl will net cure. or for
impure or injurious found In 1t.
DIR WINT1E treats all Private Diseases
without mercury. COnsulta.
tiOf free. Thorough examination and ad-
vice, Including analysis of urine. IS. Price
of vital Resto ratiye, 80 = bottle. or
dress upon receipt ofsprice or @. o. D.. secure
from observation. and In private name II de-
sired, by A. e. MLNrIE, M D. :.
ii KeArny Street.
San Francisco Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-14
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is . never-fsilins
Cure for Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Sperma-
torrhea. 0. ID ST
M AN HOOD. Inn
potency. Paralysis
aud all the terrible
effects of Self-Ab-
use, youthful fol-
lies, and excesses In
maturer years--such
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-14

TO $1,000 A YEAR, or $5 to
$50 q day in your own locali-
ty. No. risk. Women do as
we'll as men. Many make
Cs 4 Hn0more than the amount sta
10 Fted above. No one can fail
to make moneyfast. Any one
can do the work. You can
make from 50 cts. to 50 an
hour by deveting your even
ings and spare time TO the business. 1t costs
nothing TO try the business. Nothing like IL
for money making ever offered before. Busi-
ness pie easant and strictly honorable. Road
or, IL yeu want to know all about the best pay
ing business before the public, send us your
address and we will send you full particulars
and private terms free; samples worth 50 ali
80 free yeu can then make up yeur mind fer
yoarself. Address GEORGE sTfNsoN& co.,
Portland, Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The following bust
ness was transacted by supreme the United
states today:
Decision; 40 s7-rhomas l. MeElrath appellant, ast
The United state-Ihe Judgment Of the Court OF claims
4I-rne swain Turbn and Manufacturing Company
appe liant James Lldd.Thc decree Of the Circuit
40 ~ Joseph swift etal, appellants. agt Janet smith.
administrative, etcDecree reversed with costs and cause
no if--samuel J. Lannahan, appellant, agt. James E.
and Clara sears Decree affirmed with costs
tn in error agt Car seAnrL secretary Of the
IS ana the cause remaned with instruction 70 issue
Nos. 96 aLd "a ~ liam B. and b. VI. Daniels, plaintiffs
IN error ~ 10 .Srd lam ~ az executors etc. u :
no s2-ioeert White appellant AgI the United stat
so r6e steamboar sabn. etc. al. appeants
the chwona. J. r. Bofhnser ct al-Decree #
80 s-James ; CLARK. etc, appellants. ast the Unel
No - Jamrs C. Gib1s agt wepKe Dekma ct a-Ds-
affirmed with costs aud "a he appeal was evidently takcn
merely for purposes OF delay 5000 damages are awarded 10
30 61Hcnrv KAISER and wife appellants agt George W.
sucKnsy ct a.-Decret affirmed win coats.
no s4-Chares MelaashLn piaInIla Is rror agi j.. ~:
no iliam Dennison al, Commissioner. ap-
pellanis AIT. ooum1us hshissed e''n
p1 To 70 rSeodore fswey plaintiff G. W.
Upton ass gnee etc-Judsment affirmed with costs.
SS s F a e Wh COSTS S
No SIS Minor Msrriw reeeye etc o. tnn cy o.
appeal Circuit Court q the United states Tor 10
carer sons amt other eTeitors Of the Guy OF Memphis
against Merrwether who had been appointed bs the "vr
alter The sbroIaon Of the MusclDli collect the
amounts -sveraly tbeui from the extinct uuneipay
accordance with the prayer NJ the creai
tors appointed another recover am rendered
n decree IN favor Of the creditors. THIS
CONT hsd, that property held for public u-e
cannot he sb(ected payment OF the debts of tue
cv IN. charter u the citv snch property
uasre under he eamtro of the state for ite same
mn c pses the delegaed To tile ctV IN lhit
half having oe, Withdrawn the private property Ot mu
Win a. a. am The Of the territory ~ the cy canot b
nerfi IA ms nayment the debs Of the city except
thr Taxation the OF taxation Is l.ziriatNo auu
arn xsTcis. otherwise than Legislative author
IN Iaxe vd accounting ia- before the repeal OF the
charfsT other than such az were levied IN OOe
a,.ne. ia the special requirements OF Goa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

entered into under aulouy o. ia d. s" n indg
iud cha direct on fer me Payt ~ "a
recovered Tanst The CITY cannot be 'o.e, ntance
the fundamentally OF n Court ~ Chdnctry az vi, L. 80
The creditors Of thecy the Receiver ana aa cathe
hector pom By the Governor II u"Ohc ontei
with leesat hOnty for On collection 0i H1 80, -,
WED b fore the repeal Of the TIE funds coi.c
him from "a levied judicial drecuOu cihhob %
prOsriael tO other tnan those Tor WI en- thrI
raj ed tic Nii. W not DO aneudrn 50 a.,
tam relief qanst IN AID Beck iaV
ont IN ,sr an entirely the decree OF tue ut DC
low IL ~s amt the cause re4iuacd Wlh ihs'4at.ion'
To disu he bills without pref 1fiiHe 49,,
So 1853 The shore aud Micl'2an SOM y n -
road nrplnv appellants h9 National Car .r'he 0lOe
COnp nySubnss1n set aside and case fesoleu ~ 10 paw
aleu0cArt "a, l.. ...o. ar, tina
40 Is7 edward n Edward plaintiff IN error atr W.
United states * reL william T. Thompson -Mouoh !" "iS
miss submitted .,,.. . 90. ,bo aoutb
Carolina Rapad Company e aL-lnteresi oidefeu " W pau
certain bonds. 49, ,-,.,,,,,, a-ror art
No -Cal'away County. Missouri paintihin error ag'
NmrOd Long DocEetcd AMI di8m ts9d win COSTS 81. ,
No l17-Iohn IL. Johnson. executor e'c apsiAu AN
John ai-D0cketed an dismissed WIN c9s.s o,
No l33-samue Kahr, appellant aet tbs en'ta' '"'''
ing Company - al.-Subnntt-L ,. o,..... o+c
nos 49, la5 and 15b.-Lewis WdtzsL Cg!ecaor 81
plaintiff q. II. tahc, Aug 'tus hti'H w go
and Robert ". Caldw ell-Srhmitted. .-.-..r
No lao The Union Pacific h1road CoiltabY Dail,'H
p eror agr the Board OF Commissioners OF P0!A County
Adjourned until morrow a. noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
CORPORATION INTERESTS.
BUMoRED PURCHASES BY JAY GOULD.

BUMORED PURCHASES BY JAY GOULD.
There were rumOrs yesterday to the effect
thatJ ~ Gould lad purchased Of the S. Louis.
IroE Mountain and Southern abroad Company owned
by Thomas Alien, aud that The Iron Noun ain and The
Missouri and Texas Railroads were 10 be brought
under control Henry g. Marquand, yice-prestdent
o. the Louis Iron Mountain aud Southern Railroad
ComVany said 10 TRIBUNE reporter last
evening that the report not true. Mr. Ma'quaui
added that there had becu all kinds OF Wild reports
during che day. One thar bad spent me most OF
Saturday with Mr.. Gould. The fact was that he had
spent about tw o minutes with Mr.. Gould talking over
plan proposed pooling Of the through Texas traic
two roads The result Of that conversation was
that superintendent soper OF the Iron Mountain Road
had gone 70 st. Louis confer with the superintendent
Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas. He Will be back IN
few days and n lie made q satisfactory drrang men
~ would undoubtedly be ratified. Tie idea OF cOsol-
dating tue roads seriously considered All ne
talk from the fact thai effort ~ being maze
TO place through Texas tulc OF bOtl roads Oh an
equitable basis. -,
Then there is no foundation for the report that
NJ. Gould purchased Mr. Aliens siOcKi reiharAeu
toe rcpurfcr.
know that the purchase has not be made. | be-
fleve. however thai NJ Gould las made offer 10 MT
Allen; hut cannot be said tnau That the Two men
are rtandIug looking At each Otnci man may va
To buy my house. bat u re Ony IIcrs 100000 @bch
demand 100000. there Is not much chance OF SAFE
lgIfl = m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
REPUBLicAN DISrGIcr MEETINGS.

Meetings of Republican Associations were
held 10 various Assembly Districts OF TINS city lass
night In the Xith Disuct, al No. lO7 West Thirty
fourthst twenty. new members we're elected and
fifteen more were proposed special committee an
pouuced the following for deleg 10 the Cen
tral Committee Robert C. Armstrong, David H. ToDin,
lanes W Hawes Jefferson Clark. William j. Mcneil,
Thomas Il. Jarratt, Rush c. Hawkils, George Bliss.
John c. Conuor IT, James NJ Varnum, Harvey T. Cieve-
land George HiI. ID. 5. Riddle and james T. Robinson
The former officers renOminated.
In the KILN District Republican Association the
following ticket wa nominated: President Charles
Backie first vice-president Clarence W. Mead second
yle.-president George NJ. Gardner; treasurer, HUN
Gardner; secretary. C. O. Archibald inspectors Of
ELECTION Peter Carley add John Miller delegates 70 the
Central Committee Colonel Charles $ Spencer, Knox
MeAfce A. NJ Smith +. q. Gedney, r. b. L1wferoe.
William Wade Samuel j. Clarke JOHN Miller Fred =
Gtnbs r. X Owens Fnomas j. GOodale oeorg" CARLY.
lame. A. Cryan, John W. MArsDill and Jobn Ii. Van
Wyck. - ,,, n,
Ia the TX IA District the ticket as follows Pres
dent John ". Jac0bus first vice-presldeni, j. ID.
Aehrrman: vice president. j. Campbell secre-
tsry &, W Luckey; treasurer, G. Y. hrrkee: ibspec-
tors o. election, Il X Carpenter C. A. Benedict dele
gst.s 20 the Central CoIniuittee j. Jse0ous, X H.
CoilNrd w. Ii. Gedney. u. ID. Deane eugene ward. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DExcCRATIC REOAGANIzATION.

MEETING IN IRVING HALL-PROBABLE UNION or
VARIOUS CLUES OR FACTIONS.
The representatives Of twenty-five Assembly
Distrst Associations belonging 10 the Irving Hail
Democracy met in Irving Hall last night II was re-
ported by all that their associations had approved OF
the plan Of party reorganization recently adopted by
the Central Association. hope was expressed that the
pan would also be approved by the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club and the Democrats who have lately met at
the Brunswick Hotel TO consult together about the
party's condition.
The Young Mems Democratic Club met last evening at
the elufroom No. 10 East Twenty-fourth-s, also TO
take info consideration plan OF reorganization by AZ
semby DISTRICTS The plan, the details Of which have
been publ shed in THE TRIBUNE. was read at length by
simOn sierne chairman OF the committee He announced
that had been held with the Committee OF
appointed by the Brunswick HDle gathering. I3ls
conmIt. &c consisted OF joan T. Deyenn. Abram ..
Hewitt William &. Whtney. Peer b. Olney, EiwAFd
Cooper, Townsend Cox. L. Elcry Anderson, O. H. Pot
ter ,nd Robert A Van WICK rne result Of the confer
encps was that the BrunsWick Hotel Committee Will
almos; certainly with the CONN ~ Tie fOung
Mems ID ,mocratc Club. IL WAS agreed thai when lhf
club adjourned should do so 10 meet Monday ulSbt
Then the plan OF REORGANIZATION, which Will meantime
have been pnuted viii De- discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DIED
IL nacemher 10 al Newark. VI. Mr..

BAKER-On Friday, December 10 at Newark, ~ j.. Mrs.
Jane Eliza Baker. aged u years
aud rienGs Of the family are invited to attend the
y o. Al Frank m ST., NeWarA, y j., on iIels,
December g. at Friends are kindly reqaested not
To seud lowers.
supday evening at the residence Of his father
William Edward, eldest son OF George Bliss
Funeral 3S7 5tave "Wednesday morning at 10
RELATIVES and friends are requested
flowers DE sent
BRACKFN-On Monday December -, az tho resiience
Relatives mi friends are respectfully invited attend the
funeral from Jo-ephs Church, fremont On edhes9ay
IEtermcnt in II RaymOnd's Cemetery, westchester
FORp-On saturday morning. December ii. Of pneumonia
At he OF his ater Charea second son OF JOAh
Rsatves aud respectfully Invited to attend his
o,cocx II il Eindly requested that flowers
HY Alton sunday December ~ het lateresdence
Tsrrytown. Mrs. Marietta Morgan, widow OF Abraham
Rves and frIend OF the family are invited
Funeral from her late residence On thursday the lot1 INST
at 1890 a. m.
Carriages VII the O'Clock train from Grand Cen
Irll Depot 40 rdrrytOsn
MILLs-At White Plains 1st day 18th month, l2ih 1880
Elizabeth :. Havland ageu ~ years months and
RELATIVES and trends requested funeral Friends
Meeting house Purchase 18th day l5t inst, al IL q %.
Cgrriases Will meet the $50 uan from Grand Central
Depot.
Townsend. daughter II William H. and Louisa L Morse,
PoRTER-On sunday al a IN. 7. Dwight Porter in the
service Al his late residence go $50
Wednesday, DccelnOer 10.
IntcTment at Sew-hayen, Conn
ia YMOND-,n Sunday morning. December IL, OF mem
bIan0us croup 0nly child OF James and Laylna l.
Raymond aged years and montha
lnora om the residence parents 55s 9TH ave.
"Wednesday morning. 10Th inst, al lV0cloek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DolltiraI Notices.
Twelfth Ward Republicr

Twelfth Ward Republican Association Of the xIXth
Assembly Dstu.i Al erection iof ohcer ana 1siega
the northwest OF l2ithst nj -t ave- on Tnesiy
evening. l4th inst Pq. open 'T9m to O'Clock
oHARfRs \ Tai7NToR COMMITTEES.
JOIN H. BRADY.
IYth Assembly District Republican Associaiion--Pr
mary win he bel ~ esdqarfefs, 20 81 Gfani
s this Tuesday, evening cenibr IL. $50 =, the eie. on
I 10 IL O'Clock p n. r. SMITH SHWINs, Pres.
Gro. NEIBERCOTI. ~ecy
Win Df.frjcf primary election vii be- bed Tues.
Day December u 1850 az 20 Chm On st. 20 ero onee,. q
lhls Association az members o. the Central Committed
W JOHN SIMPSON. President
PATRICK CLARK. secretary
Xta Assembly Di-tric; Republican Association PR.
the beld az lie ado 1arters y ard
81 AyeA on T"esaJ DecemDcr L. P9s 2pI9 I 2 =, b"
&M GiAsEa Secretary pro trin.
xIih Assembly District Republican A-s0ciaiion
Prinry election ior oaicrr, ana e gates 70 tne -
a. l'8D foLs open t2i1 70 3 ~ poD, 7, r,,,n,
J. W. HAYES secretary.
XyIIIfh Assembly District Repablican Associat On
HeaiGGar er, Glass Hal "a Fast th-si Primary eeg
ton ine7i5 evening De sm2er 80 fSis 9i.a a'
ANS II t. lSEr. secr,taTy
XIXth District Republican As-ociaion TWENTY sec.
ond Ward Pr mary eiss 2ns for oaer aad gate q 70
g. ntrll 1onuee vii De- hd AZ ter 81, 80 ~,
r. r. DtSs. Sec'y CHAs T. BhUDEK Pres.
XXth Assembly District Republican A-.ociafion.-
primary elecan officers delegates Contra com.
mite win edat % East 54thst iomorrgs 4h ~ e..
Polls opeu from 70 10 ~ rOLON r. SMITH. PrssI
JOHS X. SHIELDS, Sscy-
XXIst Assembly Di.'rict Repubcfn Assocation
prim r. oiec on " j. De De Il az iii ,'fei "a.
purpose Getting officers Of the la and delegAUs 10
the entral Omnttee tor the cushing year.
Polls ouen from Z TO Top ~ o,, ~. ,.,..
ROBERT o y FORD secretary
XXIIId Assembly District Republican Assocaiion.-
primary ton "Ii. D. rch Oh IueIaj eve ihS u GEM
Der tl'9 East i25th-t Pon5 9nen rem q geioez.
FRANK =. LIE Co,nrE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DID

SANFORD sunday December 2 81 p1i ler
Dr Wilbur 2 sanford. OF GreenpODt, L. L. 10 60 5pti
year 81 Bis -, -. "a,
Iaefment take place on foufay' DeeemDer - al hH
dletDwn, IDnn
sMTTH-In Brooklyn sunday eyennr December - Ifels
Chandler Ia an daughter OF Wllam G. ara (" 4"mss
suith.
WIfEESEP--On Monday, December i5 IS7l Hl,IyF" An
drev ~ % a and Nancy y. Whetl'r fg. 81 Y.
Funeral servoe- AZ the 81 Dir fJrr ~ gaitn
place BrooS iv1. riursIaV. D.ce nber TO- q. ~
WHITE -suiaenfY Monday morning. ID - l,f -
Frederic Gardner only Frederic q. ana 10 "a
FHnera from MS sI residence No. 90 West 2lth Wed
nrGlag ait moon az . O'Clock.
Buffalo papers please copy.
WTNCHEsTEE-In New Haven. December 10, OiFer y
MlHchester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
ADDlTIoyAL rRADE REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. l8-Flou--steacy snoerine ~ -
q - - W,ateTn and Pennsy lvRnia extra - o"tt ~
Minnesota TX Clear Melium, 80 - 40 .oOl ~.
thOle - 40 straight. 81 - @S6 ~; hhsy van
Extra Family Medium - % do Good. 70 pr On ~,
GOO. 81 do Choice "a % Minnesota PaeHl7 "ae ~ ~
gg- - do Fancy: 3 % Water Wheat falonls' fdt'
81 iO. DO Good 81 80 Flour - - Corn dea-hoh.
Pcnn-vly4nia Red. Cngrade track - II = no u'
trar< At lttcumOud t3i Ia
iied elevator 81 I9itt no Red, January, - ~
DO February ~ 2f40Rl 24 the CARO- rae ior % 80
board ~ ed RYE dull quiet: Ola western az ~,
~out cru yellow track and in grain DEPOT D L2 a.
Western Mixed &c New South IN STEADY fei," " A.
Jj- J6c steamer track, 54c CARO- rave LOT ~,
sail 57c: ola GO. Steamer DC; PROMPT sh
free on Uoart. oats dull Provisions IN otede, ~
de,naad: CITY Moss Beef. per Dbl. 81 o. 80.
do 10 packets sIO jOaSl2 Beef Hams tl30Sle 90 ndia
Extra Prime fl2 80 Hams. 9a 10 he 30 III SAY
a. ~ -, new. Be- smoked sides 3@5 &C. I'm -.
n shoulders N salt. al ~. DO rtHoAr - ~
shoulders Dressed II BE- tru " 'H y
Kettle O. Z-,f &c. DO Butchecs Loose 7v 10
soc Butter with best graa,s IN g1.l O' ltl 81! =
SIC. Bradford County and NewYork EXIT. tuDE -y@
soc. Ferkins . n26c.: Western Reserve Extra a. 40
Good % Choice l. BE. Rolls nrm fennsyiF aht 'A'l
22a2ic. Wc.ern Nrsorve Extfa - -hc E-Ss scar e
ana n-cd Pennsylvania. sc. Western -U1 &c Liisl
2la. Cheese tuu heavy New YORK tui Crrtn. i2S
&c.: Western Fur Cream. i 'Ic 90 faif :" 5000. ~ q
I2c. do I1l Sims 10 do PrunN Wat n >A4Ls ~
Coffee nominal -u-irhawe arm al l'8N 'Ic lot "a" 4"
Nu-c0yadoe- Ref ned SlgaCa uin Disl "a.
and 20 Were b'5i 'leu.- a,
csc. raudaru 4. Gle Granuaied. "lc 7eei'O oE y
SIC IS no IA &C; Timothy ana Fix. noluna' fee D-
scare. and yrmer WuJ. st7 - b -ptlhg' - -, ~
ST. 90 nr1a Refined, y4c "hsAeV-'' e'''iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
CoRTLANDT PARKER FOR SENATOR.

CORTLANDT PARKER FOR SENATOR.
10 me Edttor of The Tribune
SIR A careful canvass Of the Republican
majority Of the Legislature OF this State Indicates
strong feeling IN favor OF Ccrtlsndt PARSER Of Newark
"a the successor % Governor Randolph IN the United
states Senate Tne general sentiment OF the Republican
party Of the State largely In favor OF MS election ana
even those VAC have other choice freely admlt
that no man 10 the party deserving OF tie seat
than he.
The reasons for his popularity are well aud Nldey
known No man IN party is better Qualih"d for the
place than he He stands at the head OF the NewJersey
bar and Is the peer any OF his brethren IN the pro
fessIon in the other States tie has taken leading ana
active part for many years IN the political contests ofhe
State and has welded a marked INFLUENCE IN favor o.
Republican ascendency IN The Nation. His views on
National and state ars have always been those oil the
ripe and lie Is known 10 every citizen
Of the state a. q polished and cultured gentleman, VINO
enjoys tho public confidence And MS integrity ano
honor are unimpe ac led and unmpe IchaOlc
II j. fpi thai the time has me 10 frcognHt -uth
labOTs ~ Mr.. Parser mas a. faithfully performed, ~
Gaining hun from the ranks represent the party anu
the state In the hi thest council chamber Of the N1uOu
Among MS competitors There j. no me VINO nae 'ucu -
huca FOR the - MIR. Parker Tor tn reason
thar they have been the recipients % ngh hOnorf
and that Injustice would be done 60 either OF them
nin staud aside the present OCCASION N oItet
10 DO iasfice - faithful public servant whose name
has y'X"d the pubic ear by lMDortuultea 10Y d
fee Mr. Parker L. ~ the Did school pablo men,
who believe hat th" once sIou seek ths man. anu no.
tac man lie Office aud is gratifying 90 know th IL TINS
principle finds with the L publican majority
Leg slaurt that his ell elton now seems 10 DC
among thr p.bahc- OF the future. One thing Is Ger
tam. that - the party will c"ver Itself WIN Giory
aud honor II It makes ,ucu 8 choice. ". G. D,
Elizabeth, y. j., Dec. !. lSsO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
HIGHHA4DLD PRocELDMGS N IOWA.
DELHI INVADED And THE COUNTY RECORDS FORCE
BLY, r MOVED.

DELHI INVADED AND THE COUNTY RECORDS FORCE
BLY, r MOVED.
DELHI, Iowa, Dec. 13.-The contest for the
removal Of the Delaware County seat from Delhi to
Manchester mas been bitter and exciting. resulting
recent election the OF the advocates OF re-
moyal II was claimed by citizens OF Delhi that money
had been freely used Previous 70 the election the
citizens OF hi legal proceedings. but the
case vas decided favor OF Manchester. Pending the
decision OF the Supreme Court appeal mob from
Manchester supported by the mil tia Of that town, Wis
tied Delhi thr 4th inst. demanded the records rom
TIE county officers, completely empted the recorders
ofep and carried away in wagons the records #
- 100000 worth Of property. Hair the pauers and
books distracted from the clerks OH e, ana
ia, county seal and supervisory records were
taken from the county clerks office. Tue
trea-urer's Office was n0lested. The Manchester
militia remained IA the suburbs and the zens Oi
De hi made resistance. called INTO acuOn.
The affair occaziOued much excitement and great ndIg
nation Is WINGED at these laWless proceedings.
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHEB REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.sunnnsfs for M past II hours.

WASHINGTON. Dec. II. 1 a. m.-The barOm-
eter Il highest Ia Florida. Tie IL the Northwest re-
mains nearly Stationary in the Upper Mississippi valley
The emperaturr has fallen In the northern portion Of
the South Atlantic States and has 10 New England
the Timer Lake region and the Upper Mississippi Valley
westerly winds continue tue Atlantic States south
ery winds in the Gulf states Tennessee the ONO Val
lev and the Lake region The wtnds in the Upper Miss
..ipp Valley nave yecrcd 10 the Northwesteriy Partly
cloudy or cloudy weather accOmpan I'd BY rain or snow
has oTevailr m New Ems land the Lake region and the
Missouri Valley.
Indications.
For NewEngland. rising followed by falling barome-
ter warmer southerly winds partly cloudy or CLOUDY
weather, with ram. -
For the Mode Atan1c states rising followed by
fall ing barometer south TO west winds clear or
partly CLOUDY weather.
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of Miss Genevieve Ward for whom the play was
written. and who intended 90 appear IN 1t IN TINS
country.
Mr.. Rowe's version of Uncle Toms Cabin is 10
be produced at Booths Theatre at the END OF Sal
WINS engagement.
George Fawcett Rowe will appear in Hamilton
Canada, next Friday niRht IN the GuvnOr, ands'e
will act ali next weXt week In Toronto.
Mr. Harold Kyrle Bellew has arrived from London
and will shortly appear at the Union Square Thea
tire. where The Bankers Daughter Will be re-
viYed on "Wednesday.