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, 1880-03-06

Gun Madison correspondent furnishes
some information that will be Of interest to
tho Wisconsin delegation In Congress. Thae
sturdy Republican State Is now represented
by tlve Republicans nnd thrcu Democrats, NIL
Of whom, except Mr. Deustcr, of tho Fourth
District, nru serving on tlleir second or third
terms, ami tue lion, Chnr'es G.Wlll1nms, Of tho
First District, WHO will have been eight years
In Congress at tho end Of tho next srsslol,.
There scenls to be q general understanding
among the iprnl managers md nspirants fnF
Congressional ho,ors ut home that tho cntlro
crowd inust step down and out next fall MID
let someo t,,ootller good boys nve CHANCE.
Those wl,o uru pushing tlltsBehcne for Il new
sleal to not fayor my exceptions III either
party, or III any individual case, but urge
sweeping change In all tho districts, far
the sake of its 1noral effect upon
the wllole State. Five Of tho districts con-
tain good working maturity Of Republic
ms, md each one will send bnck to Wash
ington Republican Representatives; two
districts are doubtful, tho Fourth and Sixth,
-tlnl there nre some hopes Ut carrying tho
Fifth (Gen. Bragg's). provided good ,'onl-
mutton is male. Jutlge Frtsby was only ITO
yotcs bcl,lnd Deuster In 1878 IN tho Milwa,,~
kec District, a1al the Republicans feel certain
that they WILL carry 1t next full. III the Sixth
District, now represented by {;abo l'oliek.
there were cast In 1873 uycr 1000 VOTES for
Steele, tho Greenback candidate; hut Cal.
sfay only received 2,goo votes last fall, which
shows TINT t'lo Republicans gained largely
from that class Ut voters lis compared
with tic poll nj tho year before. They
aru sanyuine TINT they can now regain tho
district, anl are determined to do It. A
,huch less revolution in Bragg's district than
has taken place already lit Deusters will
give TINT a!so I'd tho Republicans, anu It Is
not Improbable TINT Wisconsin will elect
next fall solid Republican delegation to
Congress. Much will depend, however,
upon tic action of the Chieago Convention
tint meets to nominate Presidential cnntll-
tlatc on tic I'll Of next June. All those
doubtful districts contain a 1arge (serinan
| element tlat cnn decide the question anil
must be held to tue Republican ticket. or The
| tlay will be lost.
, 1880-03-06

JupoE JAMESON caused somewhat of n
fIutter III the Criminal Court yesterday by re-
fuslng change OF venue to batch Of per-
sons under Indictment for burglary. THO
al'ltlnylts on which the request was mndc
the Judge ftttngly characterized rs acts of
perjury. 1t Ia earnestly to bo hoped TINT
Judge Jamcson's ytews will he sustained by
the Supreme Court, to Which the ptisonera'
lawyer will probably apnual. Tho frequent
unreasonable mid untustiAablo demands for
change OF vcnue l,aye been little less tllan
scandaious. and calculated to bring tic I'D
mln1stratton OF the law Into contempt. 1t Is
high lime lint some effort should be lnade to
nut a1l end to the scnu1n1,
, 1880-03-06

losing battle and nearly destroying the
army through tnauhortlnatlon, ttsoheslIenco
nj nrtaers, antl refusal to fleht9 Suppose
TINT this cotps Of II, 600 veteran Infantry. be-
sides cavalry and artillery, making splen-
tlldly equipped forco Of 15,0o0 MEN, had bcen
under tic command Of Gen. Thlt Sheridan,
and ,,e had been ordered by Ills superior
of1lcerto mnko at, attack on tho Rebel fiank,-
docs my ono suppose that the attnck would
not have been male. antt 1nnt'o Will
promptncss, cctcrtty, md impctuons
power that would hayc shlycrcd tho
Rebel lines? As t'cn. lognn said
in lis speech: "That force can double up
any army like knIfc-bladc, until It has time
to rally from tho Bllock. ~ General with
1000 bayonots WHO don't g1yc hattlo when
he secs the Ing Of M enemy does not know
Tho l,so Of the army. titorEc washington
would have been R1al to havc hn.t hnif of
1'urter's corps almost 'nl,y tine tltrlng tllo
Revelation: Az to getting ont Ut tho way, It
they Ind to rctrcnt, 12u00 nGt lloyer istl my
difficulty In getting nut of tho why wien
told to go." II this curps fad bcc,l 1tntser
tho command OF M intrepid oillccr, ,vl'ose
henrt was in the uniol, cause, lso would llnvo
s."sN sena s' :. na a,annn,, ~ nrnrr.sa
st"ansa ~ as" as"pp" ~, ,n5 ,,,,s H.,
una' u.o o,no, co,pe ea.t. ~ " "", s,.o,,,',
0.s'" -. sk ~, a'Sa' ',, ,a ~ -, ot,n,rs Dr.
..s'o .'o WY. ,',sI s..a,., n,,anont
~. a ~ s1 en-; ,nn,. s ,1,snrnnof,
e."u s. :" s, a'.u .a 49,. ",1,n" .,o 1,aha
.s'e". ~ -n"a''.9' @ e'"o "'"n .,' os,o,, s"o 10
.1.,,a.., 'J'o.s 'n4s ~" :" Inv naaaa.,t,,.J
m"., 'a u o"1s ,.,.,t.., 't"' Ta,,,.a.,nrr
, 1880-03-06
Il MEETING OF Tumlnany-1tall Democrats

a nEErINa OF Tamnany-1tall ncmocrats
wns held taat evening In New York City,
,l,out sD0 being present, and from tho chnr-
acter Of the speeches made a'ul tho applause
w'lc1, WIS cyokel by expressions Of nntly.
Ing entnity to Tiltlcnlsn It was evident TINT
Ta,nuany Inns moi buried tho hntchet, but
Inns It tn hand, sharp as 10 edge md threat
onlngly poised, ready for tho rcnewnl Of Inst
Novenlbcr's fierce md successful fight
against Tllten. Tha braves who followed
tho lead of John Kelly have Just sounded
the war-whoop agaiu, and 1t bchoovcs tho
ancient Usufruct to look s|1nrp after his
scn1r,
, 1880-03-06

The Princess Louise Ia fond Of taking long
wulks.
Peter Conper wears pair Of slippers snado
twenty SeMrs sig1.
"uear girls: am welded to my country;
therefore, pieasu dunt bothor mos. ). Ii!e,'.
l>aylA l3uford, IN enterprIslng drummer
fur st. Louis toA co,.eeEN, was masg!ed " net..
ton, H., Sunday, md left cayly Monduy morn.
lug lpfure Ais wifu III Nashville. or hla wifo III
IT, Luuis, Or bis wlfu In Mt. Yegaon, l1u., Or bis
, 1880-03-06

Az e'nbezzllng bank-cashler Of Boston was
yesterday sentenced to seven years' tmprtsoll-
nlent in the Massachusetts PenitentEary.
THIS brings to mind the fact that not one OF
The parties concerned fn tho collapsed Chi
eago saysngs-banks las found Ills way to the
Illinois PenilentEnry as yet.
, 1880-03-06

WALKER KlLaonE WIS hanged yesterday
At Meylco. NO., for tho murder Of Dow VIII
iingha,n, Jan. 20. 1870. K!!gose was about 20
years Of age, and made MI n.,tc~I,sortem state
,aciat charging a party named Ra!ley with
instigating him to eG1nmlt the murder.
, 1880-03-06

Cot. SEpGEwlcK has presented novel
scheme for II system 1T weights and meas
ures tn oae Ut tile llause Committees, lie
Hould preserve nlost of tho presunt noIner-
clature, abolish sOnae af tic measures, md
the Increase md leG,pase In the tenu,ninn-
Hons should he on tllo tlecInIal ratio.
, 1880-03-06

In tho Union havo tho Republicans bettor cause
tn remembcr md tlcplore tho influence uf Con.
Qrant's secot,i Ad,ututstretlou than IN Wsseon-
sin. Tho Republican party had carried that
State "wIthollt skip" from 1854 to 16711
period Of nncteen ycnrs, by ma}oritics ranging
frt,tn hpoo to @>,Nn; but tho sainry.Gsrnb and
fisck.rny net. the Credit-Mobl'or swindto,
tito Wh'sky-Is.nS fh!asery, tho notorious
crookcdncss OF Dulknap and other 1rombcrs ot
Tho Cabinet, tho suspicion cast upon tho prost-
dent BY tho conduct nf hIs Private scorotary,-
ull conspirctl to croato dlsaslcotIon Among tho
honest and patriotic supporters Of tho lscnub-
]ican pnrty. For this causo tho Republican
party In Wisconsin sufferer. An ignomtn'oab de-
fent In lsGl which WIS repeated In mttt,cr
form II, 1876. It wis mot accomplished by tho
Republicans jnning hands with tho slIHloynl
Democracy, but l'y refusing tn 20 to tho p0lts
mud letting tho election r., by default. Ncarly
40,UU0 Ut them stafl ut home.
, 1880-03-06
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TuE CHICAGO TntHuHK Inns established branch
pfces fOr the receipt Of subscriptions and hdvorttso'
nents IA follown:
NEW YOitK--noon, = Tribune building. F. T. hc-
fADbEH, Manager,
GLASGOW, scotand-A1lan's American Ne1s
Agency. il ttcn!oid.at
LONDON, Ent.-Amoricnn Exchange ~ Strand
uLSNy +. (1fLtIG, Agont
WARRINGTON. u. C-l3n = street.
, 1880-03-06

TIE storm Of 'rhurst!ny night cnuscti seri-
Gus stlnlnage tu property III CincIrnntI, Clcye-
]anl1, Toledo, Louisville, MD otller plaees.
iii Toledo two policcmcn were killed by tho
faltag Of II brewery ct1ilMuey, md one innn
wns killed Mt Cincinnati BY The falling OF Il
portion ut a wall. Other accidents ure also
ntfr
, 1880-03-06

TnouaANns of men ordinarily Republican
pumped thor b!ll!ots for ridden III lK;G lccalssc.
thoy saitl. thoy "wnnteh Il chanRo." What lid
tiley want Il change fron2 I'crhaps tho WHISKY
Nux urgl,l8 IN Ut. L.lls anil ChtGnBt, eta tell.
, 1880-03-06

STANLEY MATTHEWS IL SAIL to l,o on tho
point OF -" toninE' tllg lontl. l[IH old chnma Of
tho leo. atid 6.-U. VIII welcome hin, anu sl,aw
him sotno mighty interesting rcadinE Rbout
himself In tllotr ull D1es.
, 1880-03-06

IL Gen. Grant should decline 4 nomlna-
tlon. ns ho IL vGry npt to do when he lcarns Of
tho srcpltublo ncthnds ttmt hive bcen used
on Ills behalf, tho thtrd-tcrm nrKans will hnve
fculug Ut "Eonetless al,t,,,t tholr d'nphruBtns.
, 1880-03-06

CUNNING Sunny ACCUSES Mr.. 1'ayard III
tho North Of belt,y mi orsKna! 6occsaIontst, and
in tho South of being II n,i'tton Ut Will strut;
but thAt secession story Inns crossed tho t1ne,
and the Sulfd South Il will for tinyArti.
, 1880-03-06

WHO says the Sherman pHrty isn't gatu-
Ing? Thcro wcro twenty-five Persons at tho
C'nr1nnntt meeting 1'hursdny night. md only
twenty ut tho New York meeting two weeks
ngn.-a Koo.l, healthy growth Of two and bAtt
%.,,9n II
, 1880-03-06

LET us be thankful that tl,oro II but ono
NOR, yenr OF I[hye4 III President Of the United
StntcS.-St. L,litd Globe DeMsrrut.
Tho Vt. Louis organ should to grateful to SIR.
1layes; ho Inns lna.lo tho peopiu utmost forgot
SUMO things.
, 1880-03-06

'f3lnsE soisA ninina Stntes, Inwn Rm} In
diam, nre squeezing llIinnis between thou, ii,
tho snust scnlllalnus MANNER. 1ioally. brothrun,
thla u,,sgenly conduct must stop.
, 1880-03-06
TILE~DRAINAGE BADLY NEEDED IN COOK
C0UNTY,

N0UNTI,
We print In TuE TRIBUNE all nrticlo by
". I. Chamberlain, OF Ohio, Oil tho subject
of tlIc-tlrainaEo rs applied 10 cold. wet cIny
lands. We hive published heretofore much
valuable Information concerning tho beneii-
cnl etfucts Of systematic tiiettratnage upon
tho farm[ng-lantls of the prairie States; but
tho essny we print to-day has an especial
bearing upon tho cold, wet cay lands Of Ohio
and other Stntes. In Ohio, 10 uncertain haye
been tue crops OIL stiff cay 1a1tis for so many
ycars tint farms liave been given over to
1astlragu; but this Inns CEASED to be pr0ilta-
bic. Tho writer points out Il, piece nf nine
acres of clny land which failed to support
two cows, but which, sI,lGe it WIS tilcd. Inns
become most remarkably prolific III Its prod
uct ut grain nnl hny.
The statements mule by the writer aro tire
results of experience. and leave no room for
question that tile-tIr11aage th u single year
will give ali Increase ot ,''yicltl even to stiff,
cold, clay lailJ, that will ps.y tito whole cost
Of filing.
We publish this paper for the general np-
picatlon of tho facts 1t contains. n.lll also for
the direct bearil,g 1t llas on the land Of thts
county, Cook County Is o,le Of the largest
In extent iii tho State, containing nearly 900
Square miles. ,rllo land Is valued very lllgil,
md pays heavy taxes, but this valuation Is
duo for morn tn tts cnntlr,,ttv IN Cl,cngo
tlnn fo liz nrp,)uctfvoumss. In wh,ch Inter
rrsncct II fnl,s f,r heIow tl,c nvnrn1ro
NJ tho 'co,u,lrs ri tl,e Stain. prrso,,s
nnnroorh1nr Chfcnro. o,cpnt fron, the nortl,.
arc surprised ut tic wide extent Of land
which IL uncultiyntcd, and nso moro sur
roir md fort;ro Ia ,,nt ",,tivotc,, hnro,sn n
,.,t, ~ ,,"+ ,ra,1,eo oma,nl, :, n,v ,bo oout
W1t,, tI,a nvco,,,n, ~ - fuv tt,vn:,,,,,, In lin
rort,,or, ,,"rt ~ n" co,,,t,, ,ho c,n,. ali is
~ ,;."r,,,,, 49, ,v,.r,.,', .,,t ~ an,,,',t ,,,o
s,vaa r.,,an,.1,,,, n.',,, W",'r ,"a. ,,,ara :,
""us ma ~ ot sor 1 .or,,o,,a h,,t ~o,,ia"ors
,n,,s1, s.s,', H.. ,,,r, ~ n,.nr
,"a' ~ ,a4 ,,s, an ~ ~
u @ T., ~" an, "o%s' tn,, ~ a..1' ~
..,.,, M IT,. :. w. s' w., 40 o.s ,,an,.n,f"'. ~ 'r,,a
VI" ~ ~ eo'el' a'l't lu s..T ssea." s ',, -. "o
, 1880-03-06

s. j. 7. to tla Solid South {prlyats and
contttnntla1; ~ WIN u mosU original Secession.
!st than ro,s I3ayArl.''
, 1880-03-06

llALLY! lsntly! Young Democrats tf tho
Eighteenth wnrd! Tho country In il, danger, mud
yu,ir l!u1sl- Money Froo-Tra.tb party Isn't saving
It " a.,y great extcnt.
, 1880-03-06

TIE Chiltana}luye followed up their vic
tories over tile Peruyians by a,l attack 01l
Aricn. The commander Of tho Hnnscar was
killed III tho engagement.
, 1880-03-06
THE RAILROADS G0nBI1NG THE LAKE
STEAMERS,

''o'' o'.
v1 r.r-no.ro Conn,7,o n,,r r.vr
Ao0 3'nA erphMFpa A'A
! 1t,s no,y salt, Tint {ho railroad managers
hmm tn maintain hiol frctrl,ta nj, araln and
urov,sIons during the snslna and summer bv
obtotninr central over tho erait,-carry,nr
vessels nj, thn ,akss. TIN, intention. nccor,l-
isp tn ,,rrsens rx,,arts. ~ Il, make A further
reduction ,f flye ccuts mr. 100 mounds April
I. nml t1,erruft,r maintain n rata at 10 ce1lts
NJ, orut,, by nr,,trntfztnr yyatrr conuetttton.
Sotnn of tia nrlnct,ol steamship Itnrs IN The
lakes nro ulrca,1y uruter control Of tl,e trunk
1inn rn,lron,,s. {,orh. l,ns organized n ltro pf
steamers from Toledo to Buffalo, connecting
with tin Wnbasl, Railroad at tie former
potut: and tho I,a]tfuoru & Ohio Rond is
making arrangements for Il steamer limo 10
Sat,tlusky. Tho railroad managers arc eyI-
acntIy counting ,,po, tho ,aYgS amount Of
freight Which las accumulated in tic West
during the winter, owtnr to tho exprbitnnt
rutes TINT ilayc been asked, and base their
topcs of governing lake rates by railroad
rates upon this gronnl,--a revorsaf of tho
natural order OF things which. ordinarily,
would not be regarded rs possible.
It Is snfo 10 predict tint this program, II
seriously contemplated, will mtscarry. Tlle
railroads mag saya themselves III part by ac-
oulrlng control over ~ many 1ako vessc,s,as
tley cnn secure, md thus earn tho profits on
that ,sortion Of tho water business, but any
attempt to snaintalu SUMMER rntcs OH grain
at 30 cents per 100 pounds will attract cont-
petition that will certainly break down
prices. Everything that cau sail or float on
tllo water Will DO brought t,to service. Caua-
dim vessels md little craft that taye been
| e,nployctl in local trnf,,c Wilt 60 Into tl,e
gruIu-tra,,e, Qrutn will 10 across tie lake
! from milwaukee, and Chtcago, and tlntl IN
! outlet over tho Grand Trunk aud Great
| Western Katlroatls. Montreal will mike a
special effort to reacl, out for tile Western
tra,ls. The composition Of tho Southern
routes will become aggressive. Cincinnati
! has n rallroa.l running through Kentucky
w}gcl will ,nuke n bill for busl-
,css. Tic route 10 Richmond BY
| way Of tho Ennawl.a will take so,ne OF
tho tru.c, The Louisville IL Nashville lsoatt,
! with lts ucw Southorn connections, will so
licft Eastern mil European busfncss for
brunswick. Savannah, a,,J Charleston, Tie
sfissfssiunt River will continue to carry Off IL
considerable. share Of tty Wester1, products,
ANY attru,nt to consolidate tho railuud md
like Interests with the unruose OF i,nposIng
eyorbiluut rates ,,po,, tle pub]tc will newt
nhlv rcs1,1f II, building mn othor fncllitlcs and
other interests w|Icl, will damage tho cont
| btnation of trunk railromts pcyon,l anvtran-
T,,e orrc,l of thc rai,.oni mnnonolists Inns
never bccn more str1ktug]y illustrated tha,l
By this Wild purpose Of controlling tic watcr.
, 1880-03-06

WHAT. n,alle ChEcago atlsL Cnak County
nuln0erAtlc In 1875 III tho lArKest vnto ever
ps.ltod2 lteapectfulty referresl tu the managers
Ut tho "bOpn.t
, 1880-03-06

THOMAS i. RAyANI, il n s!ncereast! colt
ststont nennorat. Iio hns beloved III tAo right
OF secession for twenty yetlrs, und doesn't caro-
Win ktn,yA r.
, 1880-03-06

SoME members Of the Why's mud Means
Committee scom to think tho tnrltr-spoIs sys-
TEN is moro inportnnt than tho Republican
purity. Mr.. Frye, for tnstnnce, confessed opgnly
In tho ttMsc that t,a would consent tu tho new
rulc permitting political riders to bu fastened
on appropriation bills rathor tlmn rlsk Ii voto MI
rules that might make amendment Of tho tarIF
elsy. 1t WIS possibly not,n mere coincidence
that the majority Of tho Conmttoo on the lio-
%EaIon ut tho Rules wrro High -Tarli1ltcs. Tho
Committee consisted nf tho Speaker, Frye, Our
field, blackburn, ind Stephens. Of whom the
jlrst throo are rabtd protccttonists.
, 1880-03-06
SATURDAY, MARCH @. 1880.

Cost,soDonE uASscoM, Chief Of tho Bureau
of Construction mid Repllr of the Navy De-
partsMent, died yesterday ut Washington.
, 1880-03-06

clark street, hesween Washington and Randolph
Epsngumcne Of Miss Atinnlt Palmer "noasd!ng
School," Afternoon md evening"
, 1880-03-06

l'OHI'Afl Il.

Entered al fha Poa- Qkee at tAtttqo, IT.. Steord-
ttnss M1t&eT
Per TIM banent ut onr patrons who Hossro To ses1h
single cupiBH ut TIM TRIBUNE thfltRh il.a htht 10
give htrowilh tho transient rNs0 OF roBsaxGt
fl0r,fstif. Ttr cnpt.
Esht and T~elvo rage tapcr.. cents
Eift&eN tAH0 fhpEf.s+
FnFttVH.
Eight and Twe!Te raEo l'aper,. cenn
t1tecn raxe Paper cehts
, 1880-03-06

lfnmttnts Tllcntre

Madison street, bctween Dearborn md State. Ell
tnsemen& Of Mr.. Clinton Hull. "Ih0 4tsate2sta'
AT ternuou and evennK,
, 1880-03-06

NfcCormlc1k HALF
North Clhsk stroot. eorngr OF Rin1le "tnclG Toms
Cnbn." Afternoon md evening.
, 1880-03-06

WHAT made tho election OF Hayes 20 tlffll-
cult VIII tho thLrl-term orxatis plUas0 Auswerl
, 1880-03-06

lfnotey*H Thrntre.
Randolph street, between Clark md LII sAl1p, En-
taspu1cnt OF 1ns4e Mitchell. Afternoon, 4" "san-
hon.J Evening. tht'e Barefoot"
, 1880-03-06

EEHEEF1Y'H I :
Dearborn street, corner ut Manroo. EnFagou'ent OF
DQytr Carries upcrn Company. "Tha Pirates OF
pentnucs." Afternoon and asenin4.
, 1880-03-06

SOME OF tho Republican Congressman In
1Ill.uIs WIN .lo mt wls, to hayo less tf,ar tho
flt,l purity strength pollet1 ut tho next ctcut1on
nro liuyd Of tho Ninth District, Marsh Of tho
Tenth District, nnl Thomas Of tho Eighteenth
District. The votes OF these districts ut tho Inst
election Wcru us f0lowa:
District. Ifp. Den1. MT.
Nintlt.. O5iJ UHrs H.74g
Tenti1... .......,.............tl,Ht4 1t,zH H,itW
90. A~'f1o 4~futt %saoA
4 chnngo of per cent Of tho Republican
yotcrs to tho other stdo would loso ovory onu Of
those districts.
, 1880-03-06

THE Grant baonl III Wisconsin Is not Us
at,,all ~ john SAcrnan'a. hit It IL nevertheless
very small, and fur good leasuu. ln nu StAtu
, 1880-03-06

~ ,yo III vnto for " n"n ,no ] ,r"nt IL % nnina ~ No
s,"h tam o o,.ar a n,n"nrn, 1o,.ar ,ron, ~, n,d
In tho opinion Of tho writer, not moro than
fifteen iumatcs Of tho Soldiers Home favored u
thirl term. Thts 1cttcr wns copied In tho colun,n
Of miscellaneous 1nlttcal itoms. it's one thing
nominntIon Of 0on. 0r.,nt, and anothor thing
To aoy ho wuutd,,'t yoto for tho Oonsrul IL nom.
lnutc,l
.=@@-@@
SOME members Of the Ways mid Means
Committee scon to think tho tnrlr- -spoLls sys-
tenn is more In,portnnt than tho Republican
purity. Mr.. Frye, for tnstnucc, confessed opunly
In tho lit,.ac that l,a would consent tu tho nov
r.le permitting pplttTeal r1ers to be fastened
on appropriation bills rathor than riak llvoto MI
rules that might make aInonncnt Of tho tartIr
ensy 1t was possibly not n mere coincidence
yEaton ut tho Rules wrro HJRh-Tarlti]tcs. Tho
Committee consisted nf tho Speaker, Fryo. our
tlc1l blackburn, und Stephens, Of whom tho
jlrst throo are r,tltd rrotccttonists.
--.--.
Soue of lin Nrnul,1tcnn Conrressncn IN
1Ilnns win ,1n mt wish Il, hnyn fcaa thnn TIM
f.ti ;rtv styn,,vtI, tn1irt1 nt Inn noxt ntcutinn
nrn INV, .or tho Ninth Dfsrrtct. Marsh or thn
trcnth nIstrIrt. nnl1 Tho,nns of tho Eiuhtnnnth
District. Tho votta M theso )lstr,c,s nt Inn Inst
election wcru us followa:
nts,,te, "o'S n<p. n,u N,,
Ninth, ,115E5 Var, n,7I1
Jentn... ....,..............tl,St+ 1tszN B,iW
f+smeehth. th.'...:.....'..... Las" l@o'+ 1,aoa
chnngo of 6 per cent Of tho Republican
tu1oss 10 tne otnef s'do "o"ia loso oseFy oao VI
tnoso o'slFic1s' ----
- ----------~.3;,,.
.r.,. 1I.,,t", at..aa 1.,.. - .,'a,, ,1su,
y. ~ ua W. y. H. ,s"
nu AIM. 'au' Il INV. 'tu'e ~ ..A' nao"
wero Washington. j.. ;,ssoii. anI 1n,ut. Tho
first u1tlctl nuthtnv to tts Vrcat rupututon MS n
soldier anl patstot BY Ills clvll administration.
Tho sec0nd tlcba,sche1 tho Civil Service, ind lott
postefty legacy ot corruption. Ihc thifsi IL
Justly aufn'reu una lofea ny m'l''oha o. ms
col'ntrvnef: b"t many thlhk ne was 'lota Alau-
cessfni frcssaent, ana eoapafative'y TOW wish
10 sec alth nominated ior u thlfsa teF1f'
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WICKED For cLrRGYMEY. =

believe il 10 be all wrong wicked for clergy
men CT other public led giving Testimonials 10
Guack doctors vie stuns called medicines but when
really meIitorous article made UP OF common valuable
remedies known 10 ALL and that all ply sicans and trust
in daily should freely commend II. therefore checriuy
and heartily commend Hop Bers for the good they have
done me m nv friends firmly ewing they have equal
fvG family use will moi be without them. Rev
Washington. u. c."
cooi Baptist clergyman Of rgon Y. y, strong tom
prIance Il, Will ncy iroule ncuraa and dz
illness almost to blindness years after hc was adj
vcd HAT Hon Iacrs wouc cuIc HIM hc afraid
OF AID prejudice against Inc word "bcr" since his cure
he saws none need fear but trust IN Hop Bl:tctA
My wife ana daughter made healthy bY the use o. Hop
Bters and recommend the m 10 NY people, Methodist
Clergyman, Mexico, y. Y
had severe attacks OF Gravel and Kidney trouble was
unable 10 ger any medicine doctor uu used
Hop Bitters ana they in short tucA d-un-
cused ana Temperance orator Of Wayno Comfy y Y
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lowe Ne Nnrk from foot OF lsDrOs.e3 ana loILl

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$40 a. for Washington. Pittsburc columbus CInninatu
Indianapolis. Chicago aud tho West richmond, Charleston
anu the south Pullman cars nom Baltimore to Ne"dlA
Ohio. Pittsburg and Chicago. go o.,
New York baltimore aud Washington. making coso ~
nrconS Tor Pi;tsurg Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
~. LOUIS. Through Pullman cas- Baltimore 10 Chc'
TOGO D. H. dailv or WASHINGTON the South and West pu-
man slccpcrs NrwA ON 10 baltimore aud MHhglnn
zinc cn connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati lulinap
dis IOusv le - LOUIS t0iWu"u ltisbnlc Use south @hd
Southwest Through Pullman tJrs from Baltimore 10 tlh
nua CONNECTS Washington Win trains for Lyuch3uTg
IlnridI, New Orleans and TIC south me-
Eor fGfourh t,E cS please call COmpanys OIcc 40
Roa,y1y Nrw YORK. tcict Offices, foot Of COftaldt
and Dos i,rosscs-te. ami Depot jersey Clty. . ..
EOJN I'D TRIP TICKETS 10 hAN~As, NEBRASKA M u
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sc1rro. ". Y. Dec. !. 1879.

am Pastor OF the Baptist Church here and an edu'e
physician ] am practice, but my sole family phys
clan and advise I'm many chronic over year ago
recommended your Hop Btcrs my invalid WIFE, who has
been under medical OF Ananys best physicians
several years. She has been greatly benefited ana SIM uses
the medicine believe she become hOrouEhly cured OF
her various complicated diseases bY their We both
recommend them friends. many Of whom have also
been cured of their various ailments 10y them
REV. T. r. WARREN.
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CURED OF DRINKING.

young friend of mine cured Of an unsuitable Thirst
for liquor Frustrated his system that lie WAS un
abe any lie entirely cured by the use oi
Hon 1t allayot all that burning thirst TOOK away the
appetite for liquor; steady and he has
Inaeda and steady for than two years. and
has 10 to his cup and know OF number OF
others that have cured Ct drinking by 1T From lead
ing Il. Il. official, Chicago, ILL.,
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PREJUDICE KILLS.

"Fievep years our daughter suffered bed OF
misery under the care OF Of the best PHYSICIANS
who gave her disease various names Dut no Ic.
lief ard now she IS restored 10 MS IN goou
health by Hop Bitters, that VIC had pooh'o at
ore sn IT, We earnestly hone pray that no one else
Will let their sick did account Of pr)umce
against 80 good medicine Hop Bitters"-The Parents
Good Templars.