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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

the Of a certified copy ~ iittrAf ~
ne usrectrd from the Clerk Of THE
ftuhoi> tirraii Court. w X rrii-s. nhrrriii
Alhrerhi sicfner j. llifniiif, aud roNn
NJ. Keifn~r ami Elizabeth X iefner are
defendants. requiring me 70 make the
sum Of money therein snamed and costs.
will expose AZ public -alc 10 the high
80 bidder. on
SATT RDAl. AUGUST 2l-t. ESQ.
between The hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock. \. ~. Of said day.
at the door Or tho Court House IN
Jasper. Dubois county, Indiana. the
rents ana profits cor term not ex-
ceeding seven years Of the following
real estate. situated III the County Of
Dubois aud State OF Indiana, fn-wit:
Part 81 the east half Of the northeast
quarter containing sixty-fonr acres.
more Or less being all Of said east half
of the northeast quarter living east OF
Patoka river. also part Of the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter. con
tanning 81 acres more or less. being all
Of sail northwest quarter W the north
east quarter lying east ~ Pafoka river.
all in section No. eight az, in township
No. one RI |. south. range No four (4)
west. and more particularly described a.
follows: beginning al the northeast
corner or section No. eight (s), township
one ~ south Of range four a. west. run
ming thence south eighfy-six (s6) degrees
west, one hundred aud fifty-two 152)
rods to Paloka river, thence ia south
easterIy direction along the mcander-
lings OF said Patoka river 10 point sew
lty-two 1871 rods west Of the Fonth-cast
corner OF the northeast quarter Of said
4 ection. township and range, thence east
~. a said point 10 the southeast corner
Iof sai,'s northeast quarter Of said section
Town ~ range. thence north four Eil
degrees ". II, one hundred and sixty
two r1G2r ron : to the place Of beginning,
20 N res more or less.
Ifsuch rents an \ profits will not sell
for sufficient sum .,saiisfy said decree
interest aud costs, 1 ~ilI AZ The same
time and place expose 10 pubic sale ths
fee simple OF said real esta.a, Or 20 much
thereof as may be sufficient ~ discharge
said decree. interest and costs
said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap
lpraiscmcni laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff ~ Dubois County.
DILLo~ nui.nN, A's'ys
Jul, 81 les0-3w. lp.f $l4r.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Winfield S. Hancock
or PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR vIt.E PRESIDENT.
WM. n. ENGLISH,



For Governor.
FRANKLIN LANDERS,
For Lieutenant Governor.
ISAAC II. GRAY.
For Secretary OF State
JOHyG- SiIANKLIN.
For Auditor Of. Estate,
AAHLON u. MANSON,
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM FLEMING,
For Attorney General,
T. w. WOODEN.
For Clerk Supreme Court.
GABRIEL SCHMUCK,
For Reporter Supreme Court
a. n. MARTIN.
For Supt. Public Instruction,
A. c. GOODWIN,
For ce1rrs-nNa. second D'srsrt.
THOMAS X. COBB.
F<- E<yresentsrss irum-Dab~i- and Nsrsir,
JAMES E. WALKER.
For R<prr-.rt.iive f-su, DsboIs and Pks.
SAMUEL HARGOvE.
Fsr.Frussrutsr. EIevsnrh ci-eur-
ARTHUR III. TAYLOR
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rThe Republican meetings to hear
the candidates IN their State ticket
Wednesday, at Hunti~gburg and Ireland
were well attended. the audiences being
principally from adjoining ., unties. MT.
Porter made reasonable an logical
speech for his side. arguing the fini0cial
question principally, eulogizing CARTE. ~
but never mentioning Arthur once. His
speech would be easily answered BY any
Democratic farmer.
The speech OF Wolfe showed he had
been bitten by a mad dog, and the hy-
drophobia had struck in. He called Gen.
Hancock all manner Of names, and seve-
raj Of Hancock's soldiers couldn't re-
strain themselves. and told him he didn't
tell the truth. His speech will make
Hancock votes.
DR.. Iiawn and the irrcpressible Stub
blefield, added 70 the attractions Of the
show aud made the boys laugh.
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nC-GeE. Veatch's speech 10 the 'rar-
field Club Thursday Of last week was M
able and ingenious effort lie dodge
most Of the live issues eifrciually. but -
his credit also lodged the bloody Shirt'
ssue nearly altogether. lie mentioned
Gen. Garfeld's nsme but once dnring
ILL., entire speech. and forgot slingethef
10 mention that there wa such 4 man ~
Arthur. whom HAYES had furmed ont =
office for dishonesty, ami who j. on the
ticket with Garfield. This wa~ ~. tire-
able in the General. n. Ne called 20 nlins
the fact an lrccpfi - Frank Blair. acar
iilate IL wears ago. 80 now dead. au
Grafz Brown. candidate years Arc.
In fact H. entire speech WAS male nii 81
"A studied and Ingenious review ~ WIS
he seemed 10 think were mistakes !
Democratic utferances for the past H.
wears. The noticeable feature ~ whirA
lis.thnf while Democrats might have male
some mistakes in their utierances. they
were right IN their arf-- ana whllf hr-
puhiiran- professed very well. they were
nearly always wrong ~ their acts- The
Generals speech was atten'vely listened
to by-a large number Of Democrats a
well as Republicans.
He was followed by some excellent
singing bv the ireland tlee Club, and
then Mr.. Joseph S'ubblcfied delivered 2
characteristic address. setting the crowd
to laughing, but even his usual good
spirits were little set hfrk bv the ap.
plause following his reading statement
that the Democracy would give 1000 ma
Ii1ritY In Dubois this Fall. But Joe il .
goot, fellow and II the Republicans hadn'
caught I;in first, he'd be q Democrat.
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FAY a. what YOU owe %.
, 1880-12-09

TIE Now York Trii,Mno nlsu Inns Under
tnken to print table nf tito populnr vote, do.
retldinr principally On TiIE CftcA0D Tf1nuNn's
>ttgurps. 1t hns t0ng n llttlo bcttor TIM, tho
Democratic orHAn Of Chicago. but Il still wltlc
ot tho mark. Tho Republican voto Ut ucaruln,
olllclnlly returned to this Oco by tho Eccretnry
OF Stnfe, Ia nbout | 1W more thnn tho New York
Tribune makes IT, wtlilo tho Democratic vote OF
Alabatnn is aD0ut 100 less. With these corrcc-
lions, And lew othcrs uf less consequence, tho
Now York Grihane's tnblo would correspond nl-
must exactly with TINT Of TnK ClftCA0n Tn1u-
UNI. As 1t fs. both give amnl plurality for
unrlolh. TIE CH.CAun 1RtubSE'a tnho Ia tho
only ono Of MI TINT havc huen printed that c,.,a
mnko nt,y protoirsons to originality or accur1oy.
Tho New York Tribune siavlatly copies a ln,sn-
beruf snlnll orrors thlt appeared In TuE C1It-
CATO THlnuNr's first tnble ten ttays aro, but
wero removed In tho nmondetl tablo printed
TuesdAy morning Inst
, 1880-12-09

WESTERN Republicans: will be Impartial
witnesses to tile fine points Ut tho conflict be-
tween Commissioner Itauln md Secretary
Sherman. The Secretary drew first blood
when he cut oir some Of the Commissioners
patronage. But Ra'lm must be awarded the
first knockdown. Ills mnsterly report OIL
the lcllnqnencies of.l,is official superior Is
scientific aud telling blow In the region Of
what the reporters ca1l "tlle brcatl.basket."
We shall look for the results of tho next
round With deep concern. The mornle antl
efficiency Of tho Treasury Department will,
1t is thought, DO mtirl, improved by these
friendly encounters without gloves.
, 1880-12-09

RErEIrtNa to tho now trcnty with Chlna,
anil tho understanding TINT 1t will provide for
restriction of ChIncse Immigration, tho rekln
correspondent Of tho fle,Iiti aaya:
do nut think that tho nbroRatton OF nil
wu,lld DO matter of my Krcnt .tIstrcsa iU tiu
Chinese Government Or any Of tts muInbpts or
principal Adherents. bullcye that thu holders
Ut power ln Chtn1!. ba1HorcI ns they constantly
nrr by clnims. cDMnnnts. and t,IlUAcrs from
whlto tncrs, W:llli snyaHoly cntorcet III Its worry
letter. tho tnetllotl nf ]. J. Rou*sea. who In bis
Ht,ynt tho Nations Of Nigrttla | deeturo that
Wntslt! crect upon tho ftEticr Of tho country q
KNllowa Wherein would hung WltlH,lIt [ull thp
first E1rnpcnn who wolsl tlAro to enter, ti,,i1 tho
first et!zeli whu would try to lcnvo lilo ter
rst"ry III agreement cOucflctl In this spirit
-pn!*1r'1sslon tn Chfun to execute strangers
visiting her sacred soil On condition lint so
shnila hung III Of her own subjects who would
ventura 70 lcnve Tor clsewhure-.wuro prtIrosel
would subscribe to It without dct,ir.
, 1880-12-09

1,n,r,s,, ro,,,vr,. ia all, - tho-, t., ~,
s,,tn Of tho Dom,nIon Coynrn,nont No tns
terms of tho oconrcdorotfo Int ,,o i,ro..
iuct. nntt tl,c 1,om,ulon tho t:omo.o1 f,o,or,.
mcnt orrrmt IN r,,e,, IN n a,cc,lv comrto,,o,,
railway fro,n tho 1,orlffc to,rn r,,s t,,a 1,oo,,u
Maintains. n rurt}ar bour,l Itso,f IL, =
loter uor,.p,na,,t In hn,,, - hronol, ~, VA
en,ycr rsJand. fro,o Eeou,nn"tt n Nor"t.
mn. o1,n,,t seventy ,n,l.o In nj ,rho iot,or
stipulation wns rccornIzcd r,v tho rTomc Gny.
crnme,t M n y,tnl nart nf I'm con,noot or,
agrcctl to formally by both. partlos IN tl,s
country. Yut The Domlnion Goycrnn,cnthns
totn1Iy faf1r,t to cn,nntv viii, tho condttinn
:. ..
, 1880-12-09
PERSONALS,

josie Mansfield, who wns thu cause Of jim
Fisk's death, appeared ~ II wittess Ia u Now
York d!v0rco cAs1 tho other tiay.
A1r. l1onry 1lurgh recently rea,l q poem OF
hts own composing to Now York autllunco.
Unfortunately, Nr. I.ergis Hooioiy has no jurls-
uiclo1 III Gagoso Of this kind.
T]le Irish Aro certainly very Eo,,prous,
Tho hnyo informed Lord Norris Fitzgerald that,
while he will certainly be nurlerol within q
fow weeks. hts wlfu will not bo Injured.
Their numerous personal friends In Clica-
60 will ho ploasod tu learn TINT tho Psnccss
Louise aud Queen Victoria lInyu 1nRlo up, mid
alt 's happy uga!u III Tho Royal household.
The New. York Graphic advocates five
cont stores, but, although journalism ia accord
ed oyory privilege In this country, 1t Is not
ltkoy tl1at st0rcs tur lts cspuolul benuIlt will DO
opclud.
alr. Edison ahould look out for himself.
After visiting hle'lln Park and talking With tho
folnous inventor una day lust week. auenhartlt
such mnn." \
llrlen Barron p0stwtck l!as written
poem untitled "Wha Ttkes tho Lily7" utll pub
!tshe0 1t IN tho Cleveland Ierull, We DO not
know about thu lly. but Ii 1t comes to tho cake,
VIC hayu n caudtdat" or two III Ch!caRu.
He'll come tonight; the Winds ut rest.
Tho moon Is full ant. fair;
Ill wcur tho dress that plusGol him best,
A ribbon IN tny hnr,
-Ffula " Udrnusnl N1llia4ls." lu John Keuy.
1.f!lnn Whiting. OF l,oston, l,.s written al
obituary poc.u Oh Allrla!tlo Ncitsoti, anil 1t IL
Sery crodltnhso 10 thu pspss of shat CITY that she
had to ~ to New Orlua,s In order u tntl pnper
taat would publish It There IL noibIlg sa4dor
thun dcatn. unless It DO tho poetry evoked by it..
A Missouri husband c;I,ns llone the other
day and found u handsome young nan making
lov0 to bis vito. Not until ho bud snatctod tho
tFa1nol marriage. certificate from tho will and
auriea It into tho grate did ho sco that hu uua
beon badly fooled BY mschiuyoua lady frtcnl
, 1880-12-09

ton,. arnroo ,"at,,;n" ,"oa ,t y. ,aassCl
,,st u.as, thnt rra,n,sas :, "xas. . " .oo1...,'
@ ,mtoca ~ . nnr,ur .,'a ost, ~ a ".s"s
d.. nn.'a'ae =" !. ~. ' s,','., ~ .oo.a.se
ahlcst onI mat IntlnontIol ,nrn r. Now
England. onl, second. i,eca,Be It's oct;on 10
bascu upon practical and couln,op.scnso tJcna
TAfs action ia In the naturo Of mn exnnri.
,nont,-it might bo called n Ynn1co nntIn,
thoue,, the thoory Is mt n nav ma. II hos
frequently boon urged 4, tho co1umns ~ ,r,,.. ~
TRIBUNE. and Ina heen a,iynrnlrI Nv ,nonv
Temperance ,non who nro mt nrobihtt1onIsis
or tectotalors. At thIs mcatinr N" now.
ornor of TIM sto,s nresrde,l ond tno uostn,,
Postmaster wns one, at tho vfcc.1sr"s,Ia,,ta I m ~
,yhIto nnonr tho ancarora ,yoro ,ha s1o' Isa, ~
nnrvna' of I,rooklvn. on1 Tin ~ 1,av w. 1.a1os a,'
F,aomnu C,orkc, ,1,hc vonor", .o,,t,mo"t o ~
tho ,neotlnp yos fayornhIn IN te,"nnro W., ~
ratnor ,ha, n totoi ohst,nanco mi % .ha I.o 1,'.
A. r,or,., "o,o oxnro.stnn 4. 49, j., t.. 1 ".s ..s'
na,tnn MI; NV" =" ton,'orn,,oa @ so,"ons s'vns,o,.s ~ I'o
s" s."sa.o. ,s,ans"nsaS a .,,a
, 1880-12-09

DEAR SIT: WIN son bo llI,d c1.ouyl, to in.
11 Term us through So,ir columns II those two
slt''!!hrlty,-in Dthcr WORDS cAli tho two words
he used III my sense to etrcct tho same result?
wngor7 Respectfully, r,
No. Ono Is n vcr,; tho other m nltocttvo.
Transparent ls derived from two Latin wortls
0rtsHsund 7Mrerc which tnea,, literally to at,pcnr,
-osbo aocn through. Trat,splre concs gron, trans
md sptEire, which ncnM togothor "to breathe
tlruilEb."
, 1880-12-09

was IN sight, tho inter nover,-lhat Il, hardly
cves. Tho fortneF nwnys believed TINT no Ind
ino,i enough to whip tho enemy, tho hitter nevar
Thought ho h,,d sufficient FORCE Tho former
Httnrkc oiy md Rnlinntly, tho latter tttni,tiy
and feenly. Tho fIrmnr won nil his battles, tho
hitter nuit, OF ut hest drawn fight. scott md
Mcclellan ahonid not bc mentioned on tho satno
s1ny. Tho one wns II muster OF tho nrt Ut war.
tho other n moro Lieutenant ot Englnrors,-R
sort Of ,liggcr 1ntltnn. Oil Scott was n gntno-
cnck. "Yutlnx Napoleon" wns tlunghltl fowl.
Tho mnn III havc received Con. Hcott'a plsto'
VIA Phil Sheridan. Tho won,'on wo,tl,t thcn be
III tho hands Of hoy nfter tho Did l:aglo's own
hcAet,
, 1880-12-09

rrr Cn1cAao Tn1HrNE has established branch
Offices for tho rccalpt subscriptions nd AdvurtEU-
r,cnts rs f0tlowst
NEW YUlsK-1oon = Tribune Building. E,T. Nc
FA1IrES, Manager.
Ul.Ast'tw. Hcoi]nnd-Ainn's American Ncws
Agency, u Hant1ht.sL
LONDON, Eng.-Amsttcan Exchange, ~ Strand.
HENRY +. GtLLrn. Agent.
WASHINGTON, ID. C-139 r street.
, 1880-12-09

IF Anna Dickinson appreciates herself {as
1t ia Rcnorally Geloved sh0 docs,. she will enjoy
heurtng fran Forney in bis Progress that In
her readings Of "Auroliau" "sho reylycs tho
old days of tho improvisntrice Of Sappho and at
AspasiM. ncforo her tho great lunnarloa Of
tho past palo und fade. Whi.o such Btars rs
Mrs. slddons, Fanny Kemulu, aud Chlrtottc
CuahMan only struck tho loud carth breath
lCAS, Uto.. Qte,, etc."
, 1880-12-09

THE CHICAGO TH1nuSE, by giving IIa,l-
1uocs uartiolds plurality over I1aflcoek 10 d, ,IOi
II cuiitl c'nltn iii fMlrness tint tinriird has |.
rluEnlfty nt bont O, but 1t prufors 10 hDIltt.a
the NatlnnHl veto even ut tho expense Of Its own
caitt!tato.-ChtcaJo Flat Nclrtihiptr.
Not SO. TtE TRIBUNE was simply unable to
determine which portion Of tho fuslDn yoto In
MAine was DcmourNt,u md whiull 0reanback.
As NIL tho Democratic Electors received III, $40
votes, 1t might fairly DO sntd thnt Hancock rc-
celsGd that number Of votes IN tho Stutc.
, 1880-12-09

Tins. Is tho method tho Dnily Nc4ys has
ni16ptcd. We nuvcr uBu hurst, luttxuage under
any circumstances. Lnt US dwell together In
harmony, brcthron.--Chtc1p1 NclVs.
You llo sou yl'laln, you lIc," M pu!losophIo
Greeley satl. Now lot US SEQ how you get
around tltua,
, 1880-12-09

ol's. LoN0rE1I.ow !,ns taken tho trouble to
aony tl,at no Will ait tO Mlss Ilernharlt fur n
bnst. 1to would prubably, US SOON th!nk Of sit
tlny for II btst to Josso ponler0y; fur that young
monster could curve hin quito as scientifically
ns 3llss Duraharae could,
, 1880-12-09
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, 1880-12-09

Enttrtd at The fost.oes IT tateaso, III. a. seeers-
t9alt Mat4er.
FORT tenent ct onr patrons who desire 10 Fcnh
*inele cup!es Of THE TttHtHE through tho mail. NO
1--we hefrMsh us transient ratio or tposta2a:
fA9natstf+ PR tdpv.
Fitht nnh Twelve raRu Paper. ur.............1 caits.
extcsn t'nEe conts.
ffirtIyH. F..
Efuht and Twelve faec apar. con!s.
, 1880-12-09

nES: McCLEtLAx has lust received a glft
Scott DURING the sloxicnn War-iHe.cs Item.
Why Mcclellan was uado tho recipient Of
6cutts hoss. platot 1t II lileult tolarlue. Scott
wis QUO Ut tho host Generals aud hardest ti9hters
this county ogpr produced, whllg Mcclellan
WIS emo Of tho poorest und wcukust. Tho for
lncs made up his u,iul quickly. tho latter slowly.
Tie FORMER WAS always ready to light II. tho foo
, 1880-12-09

not even beer and wines. then They must ex-
poet tllu!r efforts to amount to nothing.
--=--.
THE CHINESE TREATY.
Tho official text Of tho proposed treaty
with China has not been received, but tho
general features OF !: nre well known, Tho
chinese Government WIS prepared to meet
Liz AMERICAN commission more than half
way III imposing restrictions lpon tile emil
Rtatsoll oi chlicse to tio United States. Tic
fliteotl- passenger blll Inns been substantially
pat III tue form OF n treaty; ana hereafter
INC representatives OF tlle United Statos In
China VIII have the hearty cooperat!on OF
the natiye authorities In all efforts to check
emigration.
i'at tic most interesting part OF tho treaty
relates to tho opium tratllc. The American
commissioners, 1t Is reported, agreed to MI
hrtlelo which expressly prohibits citizens Of
tho United States from engaging In tho
Chinese opium trade. The treaty, tforc-
lore mas the appearance OF n COM
promise, Wl''te IN reality 1t phrtakes moro
OF tlla nature OF MI exchange profitable to
both Sides The Chinese Government does
not WISH It's subjects to emIgrntc, but does
desafo to nave tho Injurious trndo In opium
stopped; the United Suites do not wish my
Of ul0ir cltfzoils to palller to tho appctites Of
degraded Chinese, but do very much desire
Tie EXCLUSION of-serylle lnbor from the West
erll States ald territories. So each country
chcorIit'lS snrfo'ltlers q privilege which 1t
toe1 not cure to enjoy aud gets In exchangoa
valuable exemption.
Ille motives OF tho Chinese Governmontdn
including q stimulation uEnInat tin f,nft1nI
, 1880-12-09

HOME 't.ODlE. No hs. 4. +. Il A. M.-Me.nbors
are requested 10 be nt tho Hall, is rNutlty
H. q iya 1c1oex Friday MosnnR. bye y to nt!NnA
riages to Northwestern nepYt unh cass to 1toauhil
Membors OF slstcr Lodges uro lnyled:
. IEtL II. FOX, ". II.
, 1880-12-09

THE conflict OF authority betweon tho Gill;
cugo Commissioner OF Public Worka nt.d tho
Contlntssioncr Of Health ln tho matter af tho H.
6reetlon Of tho sewers ls becoming q public
scandal, and II something Is not done SOON il,uy
BECOME II public calamity. Tho situation Is 4
tiisgracoful ono. It 10 notorious that seworago Is
defective, that drama need attcHt!on, and tlmt
eowcr-Aas IL oEdapgorlng tho public health.
E1ch Commissioner shifts tho reaponslbllty
ltpoli tho othog. Tho Commissioner ct I{oujth
acknowledges tho .inugor Of tho situation ,wf,trs
learned dissertations upon It. and docs uothtng,
Tho Commissioner Of Public Works roa.Ia tho
leaFnod dissertations, and tloas nothing, Thp
Mayor nuithor wrltos dissertations nor roads
them, nor decides who has tho respuuslblIlty,-
simply doos nothing. bioanwhllo tho sew
or-Kas coptinuea iis deadly work md
tho drains! grow lu0fe md moro filthy.
II tho laF Ia SO muldled up that no
one bus hny responsibility IN the prem.
lsBs, then lot tho Cuu,.non Council pass u Inv
tlat will fix the responsibility somow here. Meau.
whlla Alt those tunctIoaArtes aro drawing pay fur
attending to thls duty, There IL no seIso in ths
silly shilty-ahaylux. lu tho prcspnce Vt tho
danRcr of an epidemic from, tho l!scases arising
from directive dr,na, II IL ltlo los thur, crtn,u
1t "Our Carter" would pruYe hlulseif "the
hcst Mayor chcago has ever hud," lot him NJ.
tCua TO th!s nlatter without dolay.
, 1880-12-09
REco1N1Na THE SILVER DOLLAR.

| 4sESVA4a4H0 40Ga oAAf6Lt 0VAAhh
Tile recommendations of tho President and
SECRETARY Of The Treasury that theco!l1age Of
the standard silver dollars .be stoppe'l, md
TINT newsflyer dollar bo colncd containing
forty-o'ld grains moro metal, don't even
strlko the go!itcs with much favor. The
Nuw York Times {goldite), commenting OIL
xa s's proposition & fos tue rss9as' Of tho S
~ t r. saf nhta sG :. opla ~ 6e this process? ST..
tI!Fer csnllges VII pg only stamped enl.,,noi.
~ ~, am9 mm H,ef. @ oi more or less sntlison u
t. aoi .niy mGkss !,oro ,i!nisst tse ) nt..i,: t"
sivrr " % ill., !. N IL roau y -
tSnston t t (, tl!o systcm of bInot..n: Tho hrst
~ E .C !Ue ., ,, TO o ID 10 atnp to cnliiiEo
si1ssr to renn ,w III ~ aws oe iav1s ny .e o
'na,ic. tt., .....s..,
Tile recommendation tic President md
| ess,ea''s s''ou!" i'.'o hlu1o WIS fene"a1
VI u1e COMMISSION 10 confer win the Euro"
ncan Powers to establish binctalllc rasio
pct"eclt Ht!Vef h1u Eolu. ma pf0flte Tor MI
unlimited cotnagc Of botll metals by tho
Whole International linton, aud III ti,a nlea1l-
whalo to Let tho A1AericaM standard silver
dollar n'one.
| 1t WIS the partial demonctlzation Of silver
by Germn''y some years RIO, tho cessation Of
It's coinage, md the throwing Of Sumo hull
ufeds OF millions OF silver tltalers OIL tic
Lontlo1l 1aarket that broEc down tile bullion
value OF TINT metal; and this action forced
trAnco ai'tl the Latin Union to cease coEninE
silver 1lVe-frnnc pieces, t(ius cutting oil d
market for silver Ill Franco, Italy, DcIglum.
anu S"itzorlatld.
! Tho German Government, after It's war
| With Frnlicc, undertook to establish n gold
, 1880-12-09
ulcs for ple Fu,strH," bU .Mural Iiu,yftad.'
PUBLIC OPINION.

PJRr,1c op1NfoM
c,,.,.,
C'nclnnau tomntcrcMt tItep.): Eye,Y
r,inr follow who fepss entitled to cnll htnsoit.
practical politician brca,,se o i,aa hnd his ao.
Mr. schtrz. ' - ''''Vf az
ron,is .vnui, s,,n,sa % ,a,s,. .,t, ~ so"!se tio rail-
.,,",,, o.,, ss'.'uoa nh'rtenuly 10
crf Int thov ro,,i, not "uui, ,v,,,.t ns very pow.
public opinion. ''>' ''oa'ea
st. pnul ptonrcr. J,rcee f1,ar,,
,lc mcasovc-tto ,,aat In sasn,, ssn,'l' ~ ~
has I,rcn ,1rlivcrr, ly 1,rns,,,. "nen
urstvr o,,,t t.,1,ro,,u ,,rt"i",,. ss the oss'
upon oatl.g ,osiiuns q, pniisy ~ ''s l''eFaees
C,. - |,-,., ~, -:
George y. Gorfiatn's Washington paper:
Gen. onss'' sa is @ pnIty g s Inns lust ecn
oon.. .,! aaoso VINO sotea for MN thereby pro-
H'1t r @ ms ,nosrurg raesSs ensSn ere
Iho onty non -partisatis aro thoso who declined
to vote ut ll'..
Columbus fGal Eun,,{rcr f1,or, i. N,
,ro,s ,sr,,. ,s er.."t n.. a.1"Ac, lDcn': ven.
ilnyes. SCOT, ecauo os I'm soo1 NJ I"ns1 n"na. o, III:
any, was Nominated md non5rmnt, n, 1tnt,,'s "a"
states District Jutpe-a lite nlacc n, IN mn a
ycns-an ut tho last election, having hecn % fu,,v
Five years ,lro {iou Env wng n.,nnt,t, ~ mn
- ,t ~, t9Gsst. ,' sucn 9f1 tho
New York fom,ucrcf,,1 nu,,e,1n. .rho
et'ics haSo II control over tho railroads which,
In tho naturs Of things, Gun ncycr lapsc,-a prin.
olp!o which cah 10 practically applied without
.nplnslns .,1 solitary raht ur privilege TO which
aro lcEtltitntcIy emitted. TGe so,ynrsr uf ~
p!} proG}SsHoa rs;s,cs,,isss stato ol Things xhleh
sol, M yn navo tha WY trm n EFeta
tRs M .i n,akna tho corporation ii fact sapcsIor Is
~, ~-., e' '.e''' +r' z--.... ..-....
loo 10 woak i1Sa besa Il ,sy Ur e1saE a s s'
clrrnt ,nnu ,n"so .,,Ito., ,,;,aas",,sosa e" ".a
rccont cass in point Is report on Aaosie,a
oainnorcc, osteus!hly written by a Consul! ut ono
Ct o x,Sat s9ntn Aor!San po..s ',: ns
cn,n1,ont In lie nrcss Of hi Ills co,,trv. jt now
u leaks S1,t that 4 4 tie Is partY siaie,aent".
~ ~ ,a,Ft III 'eFS E,n "np oo,Ki ,Kiy c9hseat ,at
, 1880-12-09
AMUSt.AlE ESIS.

Haver!y'a Thentrc.
reRrborn street, tnrner 1T MutruS. EnEAEnmons
OF strakosoh and 1icss' l:ng,lsh Opcs, Company.
"FnusLn
, 1880-12-09

Ccntrnl Mnaie Hail.
curneF OF Randolph md Stxtu streets. Lecture
by y ung Chin Foo. Subject; Wlat an American
Can SEQ md DO In Chinn.H
, 1880-12-09


Clnrk street. between Lake md 1thndo1ph. Engage
mont Of GuIick and nIasttolls ailnstscla.
, 1880-12-09

Madison street, between S.htc md Dearborn,
Engagement Of Joseph Jefferson .'The Niyas.'
, 1880-12-09

11ootey's Thcntre.
1nndo1ph street, batwuen Clark uHi Ia snIc. En-
gugemont Ut John 4. linJment1. "r.,n 0o1don Ago"