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, 1880-08-02
SPRlNGl.R ON GARFIELD.
Tho Christian County Bourbons
Still Dissatisfied.
1 ffkRl 1AA.

! uN 1A@H. W. Stt Sll tuHEl liltNlE II hpt:tCH ri
S,lliivat, ln'l,, July &, IN which lie paid a
VERY complimentary tribute 10 Gen. Jalnes
A. Garfield. When the speech, as reported
In TIE CttlCA6o T1nTuSk, WAS pointed 0ut
md reatl by some De,noctnts here. they bts-
c1me very much disguised, md brratl,ed
pnlttcnl vengeance Gil l,rotller Sprinkler.
SGlne Of t1Ig " faithful" eyeM backed uptlletr
fulfil with "E's" that Mr.. Springer neyer
eulogizvt Mr.. fairfield. M reported In TIE
TRIBUNE, anti tciegraplled for hin, last Su.ur-
day 10 CONC 10 this city Monday evening
to speak Mt tho Hancock md English rat-
IicatIon boom, md assist them III the
fn1llation ot a Democratic II. and E.
Club. afr. Springer arrived OH the
T. s,,> ,'' traii,' ana , wns confronted
etsr t h. T Ind ns ds dRis ill., spvee e svaS III 70
9r mt, mid w''iitet! him to expnln himself.
II w are correcsly Informed, MIR, Springer
saltl hs !e'!'arks ~ WIRE Mtisco!.str,lid, but the
ngali, Rt tho st. .tut,Ies I1utej, e Is reported
q have said thai his speech, as reported III
TllE Tn1nrSE. wig IA tevntd Of truth ns
it, antl ths faithful eSlNsted lie would deny
It III "to-t0n on the stniu In l3i1te!l's hall,
but he Gid not deny |, tl,erc, hut he spoke
ws %t Gfn aF Gnre, A. gentleman ard ID
,,.-..s - r., Il .,st.t
iau.esi. ict"it rt1S ~ 'H!itts Il!nst S'IlPt.A-
Mulis tnht ~ ell'uENsn VII. t;lI1lel ~ ~ oul-
tirRtt. conveying the ltea that THE CHICAGO
'rtnnUNE had pnb]ls,ed n tafschool
Mr.. Springer has placed himself IN rather
MI UNPLEASANT brttttcNMeltt eitIjer atulttfy-
Inc lIfnseif ur making iI1lt the rsnortnr III
;rHr ruiz ca T!f,tnf:St. n ,,,niict.,ns fnis6ar
f}mn ~ H.. nsior ~ ths,n viii n,.., n"u ~
t,'. niH - =, sno W..n. .r. .G. "! H. hF HttE ~
thAe Hach i Wilt. IMrs - h!li. i'Mul'Msall M
hnn De1nocTHtlG palNrS ptlDHStietl nlltr Alf.
Springer delivered that spcprl, at Sullivan,
Ind, are I'll possession at gentleman III this
city, and Stf,stnutfniG the correctness of tho
4ruort Of TINT 81,ccch Ns reported tn tho
1tuu11Sr. Tim fnttnm hns fnff,.n mt nj fhn
| itnncs,.i, hmm itnrc frr thn ,,snaant AMI II
t.,xt" o +r,. n,,, n,,,e,n,t 80, W. IL
,.ap, litt Mie ,Ist VS .,., '.e @ ."et
anitlc;inatea speecn icy as llat as " li!tter;'
| slcepetl,.
For tic benefit of tllrse Of nnr readers who
t,nyt. r1Dt srcIi tle speec tnfll. i,y Mr. Sprn-
nr ~ S,llIvni, I'M sSe nrntinrt: n nnrtinn GSf
Il , H. ~ ~. am.t r.. III i ~, ~; ~, u
I II nsIum, Ms icto.ltu ~ u.'t.' He's'ue4aIlc atlu
Nepuullcah EapeEs' LIZ s'lHl'
! N.Y. frlcul's, thp Hcpubl(cnn party bus u0m-
| inAted for lts cnnttAta for President. JHmos a.
Garfcld, Of ohto.-{derislfe lnuEhter],--H man
tho lender OF his party, and whs. stands day
Republican number Of tho I.nser Ifousc Of Con.
] by being with himtn tho Lower lIousc Of Cou-
| gross fer years, and kt1nw lfcre IN IN ttcpn-
ItaA III tint party ablert linn be. SEQ tho nows-
pNpcrs Nrt making Etu rGcs EHust IFS character
, 1880-08-02

iatrntian 0f his Dffcr. n,1tt whether sherman, Inns
losf tho cnntisfencn 1T th l"ople NJ Hrcrctnry nf
tho Treasury. nnl it ~, lldw? TiIcsr gentlemen
must tlGrl1hstrntB .1nnllr how sI,ev w,,ltd hnte
nctef lr they ntM thulr Friends lf!'t! l,rcn ftr
fur ytnrH mcn'barA nt tic fIayrs Atllninistrn-
tiohf Whit wonderful ftnts w,nlId stnfJu hnto
rertnrnod II tn s,nf1 hill! for four ysar. the
Evnr,t, and whai rcfarnis would hu"o beet, III.
n,gnratnh by I'ulItznri II hn httI hren plnecll III
tho fenl Of The department OF tho lnrr}nr III.
stnnh UT Hclnlrz: 1t wnt,I1 lm Interesting to
hear THESE independent sptmkcts tlnln'so,n
tiioHIsolrcs as III whit ehHtH n,,i shanh tavo
hecn !nna.-prnvt'lcd tke'r nests wcre nnly hot-
ter [ehthrresl than thcy nfc at prrsD1itI"
, 1880-08-02

Ii his speech al the Hancock ratification
meeting In New Ynrk the burden Of Ttlden's re-
mnrks wis "fraud." tIa dwcit pathelicnlly on
bis rent grievance. md barely referred to Hun
cock once. aud thnt mcrcly to give inorc polsn-
snce to his own surrows. 1Inlcock, III his let
Ter Of acceptance, ropRys tho slight by not ncn-
aonlng Tilden oven once. Flo soars over tho
playet,.out UsufrtMt Without SO mnch as pass
ing Infusion. Tlldcn's gronns evidently duu't
disturb Ilancack's sleep, nDr does lie believe tho
world Is coming to MI end when TIlen's light
kocD out,
, 1880-08-02

Mr. GRoEsBEcK. Of Cincinnati, In his re-
cent speech TO tho Democrats of Clnctnnnti, dc.
nned tlcspotssm ns AN 6tnao whcro thpro ia but
ono political party" THIS definition fits the no.
ltlcnI condition Of things In hM1f Ii dt,zen snutI,-
cra Suites. II cuvors tho cnsc Of south Caru!Iun
and Mississippi precisely. Tho Dcmoctntla ma
1ority permit hut one party 10 exercise political
functions lii those stntcs, aid that phrty tho
minority Tho dcsrots,n Of tho etntgun ru!os
supreme. and IN the shntgun Hancock must
depend for tltolr Electoral votes.
, 1880-08-02
MUNIFlCENT ENDOWMENT.
Tho Stewart Coltcgc *cic,Me-A GRIND
CntlcrtnkInH.

Gpte&at U1pf{fH f1 1hf Eh1tuGn 1TlLHHs+
NEW YoRK, July 3t.-Jus!ge Hilton and
Mrs. Stewart, executors 0f tic estate Of tho
late Alexander T. Stewart, haye iate!y been
cngagGd In nerfcettng ARRANGEMENTS for the
endowment Of between 81 0o1,o0o and 81, ,000,-
o00 to be devoted to the erection, equipment,
and pcrpetuity of institutions TINT will ex-
coed IN scope the cnpHcity and sphere nf tho
largest college in America. The lnnMftccnt
hequest Of Stephen GIrartl, of Philadelphia,
will be surpassed III detnll and ciIer,.
The college buildings are to be 10
Gated At Garden City, where the remains
Of tho great merchant will also reposc,
nfter the cathedraI NOW building shall be
completed. All the buildings ara to he des!s-
Gated to the lac,nury of the late 4. T. Stew
art, who originated, devised, and perfected
the establishment Of Gnrtlen City. There is
one ctislce nearly completed for this pur-
POSE. 1t Is the finest building devoted to
college purposes III Amertca. Five hundred
students, NIL male, will be accommodated
therein. The building Is f0ur storfrs high,
275 feet front, 100 feet deep. In tho hast
ment will DO a mopster awisiInfng-batli,
where 500 car battle or disroho Mt once.
Tile culinary arrangements equal these
Of a large hotel. The tlin'ng-roUl, will seat
600 persons. The public parlors, reception
room, and library comprise :!0U feet.
Mrs. Stewart llns ordered 1900 .olumes for
the library An elaborate artrro0m with
gallery Is placed on the third floor. 4
museum, lectHre-ro0n,, and chapel senting
half Thousand; gymnasium, II laboratory
w,th oxtensiyn philosophical. scientific,
electric, and astronoinlc apparatus and other
features nro nlsO introduced. Tho building
Is absolutely fire. proof, and ventilated. There
will be 800 students rooms.
As soou as this edtace Is completed, another
similar in size nnd for tho same purpose will
be con1mcriccd. a third for advanced col
legtate studies will also be, finished rs soon
rs consistent, making accom- IN odation for
1,5o0 youths.
Sixty acres Of ground have been set apart
for these three buildings, the annexcs lncI.
dental thereto, and the drives, walks, g,,r.
dcns. aud shrubbery TINT will surround them.
The students will be educated by the best OF
talent Mt cost Of less tlnn St00 per year. liz
Guiding travelling expenses. Ten acres Of
ground havo been devoted 10 calnpus for
military drill, baseball and cricket fields,
and other athletic sports Boarding or day
students will he accepted. During the next
fiyo years the studies Will bu below tina fresh
man grade In Harvard. but afterwards vii
include the full col'cgiate course, all ic
be ut the same nominal charge. AS fast rs
these buildings arc finished they will be s,if
ficfnntly furnished ntld equipped by Mrs
Stewart. They will be transferred to tlls
charge of tho Episeopalian Diocese Of Long
Island through Its Bishop, in order to inst,rt
lis perpctuity and conduct nccord1ng to the
tlon will bc nonscctarian, though In charge
of the DfSflun.
, 1880-08-02

GEN, pArTE1ssoS,. Of Philadelphia, is 90
years old, but bns viRor and flro enough for u
boy Of TO- 1Ic told Il nuttnnro militia regiment
stCapo Nay the other day how they should act
IN case Of riot. 1Ie advised bnckehot cnrt-
ridges. 4 ball from n rifle Will only kilt ot,e
man, while bucRshot will ecnttcr md do mich
more work. srlrc low" snid the vetcrun, fccl-
inyly, "othcrwtso tho shot wifi pass hnrmcsiy
orcr their lcatls. After the first shot [lcnning
over tho tabio In tho position Of aiming nus-
1ctl pick out your mRu, and sec tint ynur work
Il Well done. A Hot IL not TO be trit!cd with"
, 1880-08-02

Jo1iN KELLY observes TINT 1.-THE Til1en
flavor at tho meetings Inst week wns too strong
fnr tue gonl>nf tho ticket IN New York nr nny-
whcso csc." Jphn iS dull nun II he dues not re-
uzo BY this time tnut he md hiH followers huye
been completely frozen GILT by tho managers
/ Ut tho Nureau III Cipher inlay. Ttllen Is tho
accepted suItor, mud John ts ,lot oven invited 10
tie WaIdlnr
, 1880-08-02

TnE Prince Imperial would not hnvc been
asscguicd By Zu!us II be Ind been trained at
Vest Point iustento Of ut Woulwich. American
cA1cta are taught to rnunt running horse
without sn,lt1lo; md 1t tho rr1nce hnh had this
ability no wouldn't bnvo held m to his sttrrllp
Or brokcn his glrtb. An.I thore Wouldn't bo u
little pile Of stones In ZutMtn1Id marking tho
SPOT where le fought his Inst ight.
, 1880-08-02

1Sp1AsAro1.1a Ind, Aug. Ia telegram
was received last night By II. B. Wetzcll ar
ionnclng that MnI' John E. Simpson
General Mann1cr Of the VandaIia Road, had
suffered II relapse Of his recent dangerous
attack Of Illness, mt! that 1c could nDt pns-
stntcd Tint W. K. AfcKeen LIFT Terra iJaNte
by special train nj an unriy hour this r,nrn-
Ing to be present at the bedside OF the sick
nfnli.
ST. LOUIS. AuE. 1.-1lnj. Simpson still re-
night has shown no signs Ut recovery. The
CAUSE Of paralysis Is pressure lipoit the
nerves Of tutuor located nt tile base Of Nh
bruin.
, 1880-08-02

JunnE RrTc1llE. thu Republican candidate
!os Congress IN tho I'olrto dtstrlct, is Mn ct
t!ked BY tho Germans. Rui will make atrong
run against Hurtl. Tho only objection yet urged
asalnss him usnong st,-cntlel Americans Is thnt
as religious belief Is vcr, lborul.
, 1880-08-02

BHowy1Sa let SwinsNrno sit on fool.
Stool tor at fcnst M h1,,r. aud tlfsc0trsed with
hltn tiuently oil tho tfn'p. Tho bigger fool did
not perhaps bavo tho lnwcr scat IrownIny's
eonfelt l, colossal. slnd Sw!nburnc'a passion fer
eceontriclty very grtat. hit tn poetry There Is
no ghp betwrcn tho,u. md neithorwlll Ee knowl,
pY raturo generations as writer Of tho highest
, 1880-08-02
THE RAILROADS.,
MILWAUKEE s. ST. PAUL ExTEN-
ElQNA.

THE KAlAltOADS.
MILWAUKEE g. ST. PAUL ENTEN"
,no,,,, a,.n,,,s sloTs; o e: 9, Pan, p,on>.r.
1,rc.s from Mankato haa the fo,iowlnp ~.
ss,t. l'V s, 'lana.o nas ao ~, ,f,,t.
ea1un'S uie ne" extensions OF Ae all4"a0-
ker The Mi,wauKec ri rai: T. st. Pm, Railroad Conn.,
pnny arc mixing tremendous strides In every
direction this year., Their lines are being cx-
tended in Wisconsin, illinois, lowa, Mime
sofa, and Dakuta, and BY tie close Of tho
tliese @ States and Territory Over @ 4od mlles Of
new road. Their greatest exploits nre leing
done II dakota, where they lave 100 men
rev road ii tiis Territory: The lIastlngs L
% Eotu barSdary.b,e % = % at Dig Stons u's City " due due
west for loo miles to the. james
Of lie Northern Pnciic Railroad. by
the tst of August thirty miles OF this trnck
Will BE- down; tho balance By November. Be-
You'd the James River, towards tho Blaclc
thousf &c exploring partics have penetrated
some distance weat, and until the country Is
carefully examined BY, competent engineers
It Is uncertain In which direction tho rnad
Will Eo west Twelve miles west Of biz
stone branch llne called the lYJ,etsto,,ee
Branch Is being built up III northwcsterly
direction tip lie Whetstoile River. It wifi
extend for thirty miles this season, and stop
iey. With With iatter T placN I lies Between Bic Lake
alitl Lake Tiaversa. This line IS evidently
liz us crasssing M W of tha Janes Rive RiSe1. is XSathsr
line Is being built OIL lts western side, directly
Forty miles Of this nnrtli and south axtcn-
s!oi1 Viii ha COMPLETED by November next.
The grading on the Flandreau line from
slight amount Of work il, SOME heavy cuts,
aid will prubabfy ho ironci this year. thou1li
this viii hot b fully DECIDED upon until some
time later ir the season. The Itne west of
t. Diyisfon, Is being pushed iowards the
Hack lijiis. and viii reach lie Vgrnil1Iun
River, forty-iive miles west OF Flandseati,
early Ia the fail. Three-fourths of the grnd.
5 a Is a os soo a'eaay @ and s Tosdy Z reaa a
baEoia line. whicil vas buflt to Mitchell last
fall, is likewise being nusfleff. and aars viii 10
5ssT 5RspT + Is =, e Or rs ch e s :sna anea III Rss1 m II
Southern Dakota, aid a large force OF netl
aro scattered along the ro,ite betwcen there
and tie Missouri. The roHd reaches the Mis-
soSri @ BY y, way l, ot Aasrtsan AI Grssk, and gaes
Creek. Bayond this the surveyors hava .pene-
iliis, to % point near % tic q icotl, Meridia,,
d,nnsa Tnruo o''' "s'o '''pp'a ~ u'o ''o''' -"
Negotiations with the sayages for the right
OF way tilrouEtl tieir territory arc now pcild-
ing.
The c,elnpany has jast completed , short +.
con,,ect con- M M tha Inc %Ilch runs rs from Sioux City
to Sionx Fnits with their }inn 10 Ynn],ton.
II is cuiietl thn EjK rni,,t cmt.oif. and is six
miles IL leugtl,., in lava tlisy are building
, 1880-08-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho public Will btayure Of II fraudu-
lent Initiation Ut nohh!ns Electric Soap INV l,o-
lny t1rcca IN tho market by Misrepresentation.
upon having Uoblils' Electric.
, 1880-08-02
TIFF WABASH ROAD.

Bptt3al bhpdsch 10 TIE CAfea1o 9FlbuNe.
Srn1Sor1ELp. ILL.,, Aug. 1.-The articles OF
consolidation hetween the Wahasfi. st. Louis
d Strnwn have been lited III the Secretary OF
Stntr's ofIlcc. The agreement provides TINT
the Wabash Company stlal. Issue si.5o0, 900 uf
i per cpnt thilty-yfnr bonds, to be secured on
the property Of the Chicago Il Strawn Road.
, 1880-08-02
FtNtsHED 70 LEADvILLE.

DENVER, Coln.. Ang. Thu joint tnck of
the Denver & South Park and tho Denver sG
lilo Granda railroads were completed Into
Leadville yesterday, md both companies be-
gan running regu1ar through trains to-l'ay.
Their track is also completed and opened for
business to Horicnze, twelve miles from
Buena Vista, on the Gnnll:son extension.
, 1880-08-02

MAshAclIusETrs Indignation is n vcry s,i.
rss1hr article. and when applied tn tho Fonca
case II hetIIs business. II seems to he capable
eSe1 o. trcAtlng Secretary 8churz With Injustice.
, 1880-08-02
SPIRIT or THE GERMAN PRESS.

wcro nearly cshanstc.l win waltins tho te'e-
Il acceptance of tho ncnoern4Ic eaaddato fur
tito i'resensy ] Of h the =, unitra States. J.. j. u
ahins a anese se.1 .'nes, VIII se'nt!es eoii.
long weeks nftor tho Do,nocra.o Su,iunai cnu-
vcntlou before .cudlua 'npm o,'t 'utU tho world,
bccnute they ct'nsa'n nothing that the
co,ntnorecst professional ssump.srrakcr will
oceasioM wtin,'t thinking much Rlnnt It. Ito
sntS~ssly MeEtc,s q E,rs,'tnkcr.l,s 3r extend BY
sf.e'" s te'ras ,se f e o III s'c11'; ra% i sicu1 s
hisset l. ,Sor tS q te nrs
Twelve: years n9o, Il. ittii ilncs,cX Ioclrcd them
snIss y ,s n qa S
ter 10 Su.nue. tlinvcr, uf 81. Io,,s.-Ep.} Ho
e,,s ssFs s nk hs s's % r accfss. TSsr
l%nl. wsnn cyeryhody knaws aid nobody d.
ss ssf a as f. saoa ;sr'cS a # :o Of s'.
ter well tIxed In tho mnds Of tho pee
pie. with tho word "frau," lo Intends to
safputlon ] II ra%cr @ 1 iic cu,n,'s @ % schins b b
which tho yrlnocratic party at,cmpts L, lAnd
yn1ts sa Il H a Mbs ,a 5pss ssssoS Il 4 % S49Tn m
nut kccp nwny thousands OF v,,ters, from tho
polls ,alNl dclrixe them Of thnr rights thcrt
would he 4 scaled fnct .froln the start. Tho
rhrlsc TINT thn baytlnet j. MT tho prolor inpe.
ll,n; aud to ii wa II, ght rcpty. tho rprolver a1ld
iue howlc.knIfo uru nut Tho puper. implements
to induce them tn stay nway from tho ~ lis. II
tccs si,aIl not bc rcgar,e1 rs ii rcn,ancra-
t tiop fnr ns nS'ea .erXss' ho,essy mss rs
, 1880-08-02
LOCAL CRIME.

!naictinE him fnr nanslaashter Instsad Of
Mt the present rate tho County Jail will soon
be s !, w ',str'c!ass a,,s s" ,toes tams
col'"Re NJ NJ. aalh LONE avenue a'icc!!y
nefoss lie street fftnh where the tii'iacKy
Sherry and Connolley were apprchended,
noo,, NJ nm ,,fyrav ho,r.n,n tro hro,ha,a ami
NV ~ w.. ~ v. -. nn,'' s1..u
~ u1'c u u'eH ''"" .sa ~ nc aAetcs uoSP,"'
III critical condition; The occupants Of tho
]s and has ,ccn for soma line. In thu .mplov
nf Fo,vlnr nrns nanrars nj ~ s,oop svarI.
nj in"a. :. l na' pAers s ~ u.e otoes ~. 81 a.as,
k,,ow him. lic is married, but has no
Is eafs Mss esaef ssa p'@.her hss IT. sas lsaa,
nmrtovma,,t nthar ,san % drtni,,nn I ~, ,ahisbs
hnd no reenlar abode other than some barn
which 10 careicsiy left open. lie worked for
timo ut Fowler's In a place which hi,
brother sccnrcd for him. hut he va, aIwavs
hts superfors, and was discharged about one
month ago. lie has always made practice
OF annoying his brothers. wife, and las frc-
a.enu5 Roii1 IT,! i, " @lo no"so ana aouseu hes
shaMtiully uuflnE her husbands ABSENCE
| All the women folk OF tho neighborhood are
| affald of Mike, ard when he Is seen stagEur-
tng gulong the street they scurry about for their
eea oskns hs al hts s doer en IN MRe Ike WYE %sss
O'clock Ses!sft'sy eerass and = ss his Sfothes
MHs a. chl.rch o, ne a5issd ne wife as was his
enrnEed that ne awore Mike SHOULD never
soc s hs sSof esi slnk 1'fess oae4 ass st 10
door mid hcIH 1t clD5tu against him, Mt the
, 1880-08-02

!. AIR. HANCOCK Is ign0ranl Of the first rule
.! good comnuatlon, "Iloll II down."
, 1880-08-02
ANOTHER TRUNK lime.

sKNV11IsssE EKQN N II T..
Bradley Barlow. President Of the South
eastern Railway Of Canada, hns Just scrurttl
n charter from the Quc!,ec Legislature To
construct n railroad from, Montreal to Pots
datn junction, N. Y. 1'lt NECESSARY funds
s.sy are f' 1 and aest as vert 70 + win l egH ndhtn %s @s
town and con,,ecttDns TO NlaRArat thence by
the Canada Southern 10 detroit, afld frnn
there to, Chicago By the Michigan Central.
0yer ihts scheme nnt!. t'.e Mnntren} Tunnel
passed both liouses OF Parliament, tile
G1a,ME Trunk officials feet greatly
excited, rs tho carrying out of tile pr,Iect
wns ii give tho Sew Ynrk Central nj, lll.le-
Southeastern and Enrtil Shore Roads can
meet III Montreal, anil thus become Indc-
l,endcnt Of the Grand Trunk. :.
, 1880-08-02
THE WEATHER..

OFrlcE OF TIE CHIEF SIaNAI OFFICER,
WAsnlSo1oS. D. G., Aug. 81 a. m.-Fur
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, purify cloudy
wcat!ier, occasional rain, soutlwestcrly,
veurilig to COLLIER northwcstcriy winds. ris-
Ing, preceded In southeastern portions by
stationary OF lower. barometer,
For the Lower Lake region, Increasing
cloudfncss, occasional rain, southwest to
northwest winds, lower. Temperature, rising,
preccdad by stationary or lower baronieicr
For the Upper Luke region. partly cloudy
weather. occasional raln, nnrt!lwes!erly
winds, lower temperature, higher baron'e-
ter.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
sorrl yalleys, colder, ',nrthwcstcrly winds,
higher barometer, partly cloudy weather,
,crnslonni rnin..
The rlvtrH Will fall.
CnNtlounry signals continue Mt Milwaukee,
Section i, ChIeag0. .Nrand !layen, Section 3,
I1nekinnw City, mid ara ordered ttlr AIpenn,
Port ilMro1i, Detroit. Srrtian !, Toledo, sun.
llsky, Cleveland, SOCs!an 4, Ahtl Eric.
hucAi VMsEMV As'nSs.
, 1880-08-02

ward 10 large rettrn Oh his Investment,
'Ioweyer, lind. attracted other. eyes, and l,Ss
and his fr9entls were nne lntri,tlg stnrtlesl to
find TINT Eeecll anil others ,hah Hulntjy s.-
cured Tho cl,e.tntlt.. whlt1t he hal been AZ
In owi.ersapcatl,e cllallgs. III management,
and Mt. lseyno1ds WAS let out,-!snt eyen
put on tha Directory. f1e afterwards lf
yo,'r corresnontlrnt n rightly lnformcl.' dis
Gen. Jne IttynnttIs. OF tho regular army, Is
brother ef liz ttccasett, at1t, with hts FINN
fly. arrived from Europe Friday evening. :.
Mr.. Reynolds .ai!n!ti,t lMgnn with Il fa1t,
he striking m his head. Partial pnralyaH
followed, md snitcs,tnx of the brain.
, 1880-08-02

In pulling tho wool over thu eyes Of thcir utlss-
pectlnK countryn,on. Tho leading GcrmAu-llc-
puhtiuan paper of New York 'CIty-tllo Nt'u
lur'ttr Xr.tnuaexposes this political fraud tu
pvap 'hq m xpsss IS ss
ufrtla, but ia 'lntepun+lcnss.' who forever sluny
thur they ,arn Dcnnurnts; they arc surc. how
orat!o ticker, This Independence hnlnbug an
The part or men who for yours ,1aye buan eat!na
s W.. s. Gt nt tS o4 apn9s 81 pe
high lime that II should ho abandoned,
xlid sh.,l this !ong.nep waTn;Sout :Ia musk
nou, ~ matter whotAcs they are callea Hehnol
talatlasonoF trand. o. cor.,l1ar Elilnges, Ju,lEo
air. e. oSwea JaEssn e. e..
ltnFer thu position Us Coro,Inr, and oltenlorfGr
Foreign sllskion. then It ~ yiu,p!y because the
knishts of Independence aro good Democrats II t2
III intenls and purposes That those mon call
th9'ltglyss lnttupendcnta ta but % %subtsrf!'Yo:
.1e dcruaaa tssa ty sho Amuricans.. That tho
slndYpon'lenss' and the .I!amoer4ey' q those
ess t@ .ervo % lie s,u!s ''' tsr tho uno II the
cApac!ty u well pad huIders u Iacfltlve otllcoa
matter WI kn9w, aa1 mot t. bo aispte
oa ss ss sSt s's 81 hays Ss
ss"ad Ss ass = anI
taeht with his ExceIlonoy OSWALD Oilel,iorfcr
VI! Minister Fonrotssn;lary Fl q r. e. couIt Of
MI ,hs nr;v y % at.nia,n ~ XII schmrx
Or IL 8iKet or the InnE- -HgErd Pulitzer tnOved
BY principle IN th!. plny nj interundons polltIcnl
HIDE; ai,.l.ssett u! 70, To o.c M Mre,tty to !sten -
political ci,a.nclsona cannnt repent thu!r lhrrad.
bnro nh.t:e Of the Republican purity: thhy must
present Administration bus ennn!ttet} wrongS
Allt errnra; These 4unlttncil must. fnr nrcn,
abntld',ti thulr <sln'n"n. I'tneo r!Htituuts aud
gcnvsa!iilts rhry mus. deWnias!rntH to the
HerDul- American clsizonH 0f tie land whether
EfArts taMtrIttnd any overt acts tu be ouG-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
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snraMssal.

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Try Andrews brand OF Baking Pow.
der; best in The Sos& Sold bs Is.
Reinhart ( Co.
We understand tEat the Comfy r..
publican Central Committee will meet
in this place on Thursday next.
The name OF Mr.. A. LIGHTER of Tus.
carora, appears in the Tunes Reeisr as a
Republican candidate for County
Assessor. s1at
Beckie. the little daughter of J.. c..
Crombie, has returned from Mineral
HiH and * ag.in With her class mates
in the school here.
Miss Belle Henderson goes East in
two or three days to remain several
mouths. Her object is 10 enter vnss,-
Female College, New York, as a stu.
dent.
District Attorney J. w. Dorsey aud
Counselor Il. Il. Bigelow went down to
caslinLby the train this morning. The
former wen! to prosecute II case OF al
legci assault aud battery; the object of
the latter being to defend the accused.
They will probably return this evening.
DIR. Huntington started for Monntain
City and the !imbered country in the
northern part of the couHty this NOM
lag. He Will be gone several days, and
during his absence J.. b. Gallagher will
attend to the duties OF School Superin.
tendept at tho oaice OF Wells, Fargo
& Co.
The Associated Pres IS in commune It.
ing the fact that Vermont went Repub
lican in the election on Tuesday. fills
a hall column OF the largest metropoli
tim d.iIles with particulars of tho
marvellous circumstance. while the
account Of the Democratic victory in
Arkansas consists OF just seven lines.
Yet a Democratic victory in the latter
State Is no less marvellous than u Re.
publican swoop in the former. ..rsg
A number of children of proper
school age. whose parents reside III this
District are not in attendance at the
school. There is a State law which
protects the children Of parents, who
from mercenary or other motives, dis.
regard That most vital interest Of their
progeny-ths advantages of educa,ion-
by imposing u heavy penalty upon
those refusing or neglectiug to dis
charge their duty in this important
particular. The law is D just and mos,
excellent one, aud the trustees, whose
duty it is, should see that itS provision;
aIe rigidly enforced.