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Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Capt Johii 2 kavsnael, who in 1877 took charge oi Gle fcniM expedition to Ireland eCnnandine Erins Hope, a vessel laden Nilb z5,Jo0 stand of arms, died in Brooklyn on Wednesday June 9ih.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

STRONG and comfortable chairs and window sash fer sale by Wm- Zimmer man.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Large assortment of ready made cloth ing gents ualervear, hats boots shoes de just received at $. Kline & Co.'S.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

A.P RosE, Leander Miner and F. H. ZigleF of Mercer. Pa. are here.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Ealks Milwaukee Beer. California Po- taales and Flour at Baekalew & 0hoa's
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Lamber and shingles at the Mccormick Saw 9Iill sor sale
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Is 3 bull a cows The time js not far distant when this question will have to be determined, and also whether yearlings are two year olds.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Eaior sisson has returned to Globe, after 3 brief absence.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Bis for lumber and shingles at lie N NeCoImick Saw Mill
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

The Leadyille miners nl.9 struck foE bigher wages, have sslbsiae1 into plicid
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

CHtting's Oregon Beft'ea Cider at D.. Iienssers2a's, Masonic Bm!ding
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Our friends. c. Q. Butts and wife of Sil- yer City x. IT, have been blessed with a eherub thaf keeps fhem awake of nights, and has been the cause of introducing inl0 the house Mrs. Wiasl7ws soothing syrup
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

See CM. Coogcr & Co.'S ead7 in another column.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

Fresh Milwaukee Beer at Knox $ Mc-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

FOUND IA MeersehaIm pipe ca thestreet oi Slohc. the owner can have th1 same hy describing and piying for tle advertising 0fthis n0ucn inquire Of Cicero Crime. or ai tie I3ELT 0FFIcE e 26-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

The minority report submitted by Car roll, of Kansas, faYoring tue admission of the contestants fIom New York was reiec- ted by vote of 457 to 20 New York not voting.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
7Nagon Hubs, NeckAyokes, Singletrees and Windlass
 ShalIs,

Also anything n the ct9inez line, Light Iron Journals made, ScWilg machines. Euns and pistols repaired. 0rdcrs left gitl as eil receive proupt ai ntIon. Lap. it-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

ND Anderson now publishes the Ari- zona Daily Record
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

At the solicitation of many friends hereby announce myself as a candidate for she otlee ol sliERIFf of Pilml C0nnty
 MAT CAFANESS
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

FEED.-E'Tsss n1alt can be had. daily, al the Brewery
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
Kew Advertisements.

 HOUSE FOR RENT-Apgly at the BELT oliee je z6-fi
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

We are prepared fo do all kinds Of wood
 turning suell as
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
E. BEAUMONT, JK. MEAREs Beaumont s Meares.
 General Job Ders.
EAsE sida

BROAD ST. GLOBE. AT,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

The Hotel and way Station tcronli00ila- tions are not surpassed in the Territory
, 1880-03-12

on; Weston, ast.. both nrc IN MS good Il COLI
httion as could be expected 1T this stagn nf
The match. Tl,b p0ols are still slightly III
fAyor h O'Lenry.
SAN FnANcisgo, Ntarcl, 1i.--DurIng the
tlay Weston and O'Ieary ltaya bee!, sqlng
steadily, with hut littlo difference In their
relative pcslt!ons; ol;cary has been run, IN,
walking, aid tl,s nfternOon nppearc.l wcary
fTo,i, ',ls eXertlons, though IT. goMl spirits:
running 10 much, as liz pounds heavily, III.
.luclng bleeding .at tho ,tnse. Weston main:
talns HIS, USUAL lnt'csctlbable m'XtHro 1 of
1Io has hail much more rest, having
been OF tho truck altogether abol,t tiftceii
hours, while O'Leary has tRkcll little more
thnn i tlirtt of tint ti,no for rest. There has
hcen but little betting during the. day, and
TINT about eyct. 10th aro frce from my
sorcrcss Of feet Or tointa, and ap1'car to
mnfHatn MI EXCELLENT c0ntlltLm .geherNlly.
At D p. IN. tic acOre stood: U'l4enry, Jl4
miles; Weston, :I5.
There Is n very large attendance. Eotl,
men are II, good condition and going appar-
emily eASfly,
, 1880-03-12

Tl[E VOTE ON THE EDUCATION HILL.
Pairs. March ll.-In thu division of tho
Senate 0n Art. Z Ut the Education blll thu
wlulo Right vs,ted against the clause, joined
By Sllnon. nufaNre, Inboulaye. aud twenty
slx other Modura.u Republicans, Soycn Re-
pnbltcanH purp0sely abstulied tr0n yntIng.
THE LAWS AGAINST THE JEsulTs.
At u meeting Of the groups ut the Left and
ths Advanced Left, resolutions were adopted
for immediate Interpolation, calling on the
Government to enforcu tho laws against the
unauthorized orders. The Pure Left decided
to wait until after the Secunl reading Ut tho
bill, aad tho Extreme Left reserved Its
datinit decision,
lul.Es a1M0x's SPEECH.
Art. Z still continues tn OCCUPY the atten-
tton Ut the Senate. and although everything
las been satd that could be uttered Oil tllt,
subject, speakers succeed each other with
an eagcrness that nlurks less It's IT,
cunttty. tLun Its purity Importance. Jules
6ilnou. from Wlluul 80 Iu1cl. WIS expected by
, 1880-03-12

ABANDONED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Marci, 1l.-The Russian
expedition to Mory Is for the prcsunt abs'l-
tluned.
nEsluSEp.
Gen. Vontluntc,n Inns resigned tho post ut
Chief uf tho Third Section Police Dcpnrt-
mrnt) Of tho EInperor's 1'rivy CIIancellery.
uEcAusE IlA1lrMASN WAS NOT sURtsEN-
nElit;).
Tho OQlctal Gn.ctie announces consptcu-
0nsly that FRINGE Orfun, the 1iusslnn AllDns-
sailor, was not prespnt nt tho recent. rt.rep-
tion 0f tho FrcIcl Minister Of Foreign
AiFnlrs.
Tilt: czAa D1sst1AnEp F1loM HEs1aNINu HIS
Throne IN FAVOR OF THE CzA1tOWtTz.
t1tnna turrr.ronttntr Lo,l.lcn Tt!,ernph.
hcar, un Enntl authority, thAt tho dgy size
cc.allng tlia eSpl9S!!on AZ THO Winter Palace
tlsaHksgiytng, service. IN the Imperial Chapel;
md inti,nate ot tla LMr's n.lvisors, Including
!ne Czarnwltz, i,ril'cs Hortscliako't, anil
sta'e e E'Feat excits;s't a!!oancs,! AZ Il!
son: Will tic S Ersntcst eanotion, il! i!e
Snhl TINT hs had devoted aIl his
s ns S sesre saeax I'D apncss 1i 's It fas. III .
plu: but TINT tho event which Ind Just 0c-
Cured showed n condition Of things which
rendered Ills la,sftton tnslnporta1le, and TINT
yr ws i %ns ss ~ H. for ttCRts s Ess9arnE s
In bis own Iatare. 1t showed tint q large pro-
porttun Of Ills s9l,IGcts mist belI0stlln To Him,
Or at least, Indifferent TO Ills fate; lii. spoke
which the Cxarowitz lIus, publicly shown.
uni sai.t TINT he could not bit feel that tho
manifestation ut such disposition lnd
agitation. Ills. own system, however, lu,l
evidently failed. and there was nothing left
ts cares ot md m 10 ry @ a
effect OF q new regime. The Czaruwitz
wins most deeply affected, md. throwing hin.
Consider lis dccisioi' The Wl!"io Council u
seconded tho entrcntles of tile heir apparent,
and pointed, out to tho Emperor the dis
nstroiIs effect which would be produced On
the country by his sudden retirement at such
n moment After most affecting sceme tho
Emperor was prevailed np0n To postpone,
i1attcr, bit llo appears to- to adicro to to lis lis
orlglnul purpose.
, 1880-03-12
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.


WASHINGTON, d. C., Alnrcl, ll.-.1ulge
Ilarlnll, Of the Supreme Court of the un1te.
States, issued Il supplemental order tu-tlay
entoln1ng tic Wabash llattroal Company
alltl tho American Union Telegraph Culnpa-
US from connecting wires with railway stn-
tlanH, from dung PUBLIC Telegraph business
Offered ut railway stations, a,t fr0,n doing
existing cortrnets between tho llaIIrua.l
Company and the Western Union Telegraph
Company. \ full hcurfng OIL tho lnerlts Is
Set down tor tho 10th Df Mny.
, 1880-03-12
JOHN LEIfAfANN.

John lehman, Nil old resident OF Chicago,
died yesterday nj his residence III tltts city.
AIr. Lehman WIS burn In Mecketburg, Dur
maly, Mny 12, 1st7, md IL one vt the oldest
German residents Of Cl.lcugo, having lived III
this city during the past twcrty-three years.
lie was known rs MI hulest ai,d upright
nfess e to n tr a 'y s It'H'a anis M.ll e Pe
was tho fnther Of Il. j. Lehman, F. II. 1.el-
NlatlM, Mrs. Atnrthn Present. ntid Miss l4ixzfo
Iellnnln. 'rIie funerill Will take plncc Sun
lay, March H. N,ider tho auspices Ut 11ertler
Lodge, Nd. UGu, Il. +. IL 4. ii.
, 1880-03-12
OBITUARY.

HUGH ADAMS.
Nfr. Hugh Adams, one Ut tho best known
and most hfglly-rcspcctctl members Ut the
hoard Of Tralc, died Mt his residence, No.
11s Pine strcot, Wednesday evening.
Tlle deceased gentleman WIS burn In Rook-
bridge County, Virginia, Feb. TO- 1890, md
III early life married Miss Mccormick, n
sister of Cyrus II. and Lea,ttlcr j. Nc
Cor,nick, Of this city. III 1857 lie came to
Chicago and established himself In business
ms n grain commission n-'nercllant,-Mr. e. II.
Mccormick bring n partner In tho firm, which
WAS Mccormick Il Adams,-anal continued to
bc mn active businessman until tho time Of
his death. During all this time l,ts repllt.-
tton In commercial circles was Of the yury
hest, md throughout tho entire Northwest
his name was looked npHi1 aS tho synonym Of
nil that WIS honorable and upright In buSi-
ness transactions, For twellty-thrgo years
lte was prominently identified with the COIN
n,erclaf prosperity Of Chicago, and con!itetl
nmnng Ills frlcnsls. NIL tho imen to whose
ntforts tho position TINT this city has taken as
Snctnlly, Afr. Albums WIS 4 gentleman
townrd whom all llc calne in contact had
only tho kindlfest feelings, and Ills private
IIfe was Without n blrlifst. lie leaves u
widow ni,l eight children, and Ills last
nlt}!Gnts were itlade hAppy by tho presence
Ut l,s cntir1 family.
The funeral will take placc at 2 o'cloek to-
lnGrrnW afternoon frHnl the residence, No.
llS Pine street, tho services l,cilE conducted
~ tsle. pastor Ut tho Third Presbyterian
Church.
, 1880-03-12
GEN. GRANT.

HIS INCEPTION AT PUEBLO.
CRY Or MEXICO. March g.-t;Gn, Grant mr.
rived Mt Pueblo last night, atMl wis sallltcl
by snlvo ut artillery. Tho depot wns dec.
GRATED ami crowded with people. t;ell.
Grant was met by tho Government Committee,
and sutsenuentlyby TINT from tho City Couil-
ell. tirAnt answered the welcoming Conl-
nittees in few appropriate words, md was
escorted to. tie palace by Selor ue Ia llltlal.
10, several bands uf music, anil u procession.
,., Two bands playsd tlll atf 1"ur befor. thy
tho State tl,Is morning.
, 1880-03-12
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

3Wet9s URPWtEHs 70 7Hs R"3s0po 1F5996s.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 1L--A desperate
attempt at solf-destructlon ~ reported from
tho House of Correction In this county, This
Would.he suicide Is Fred Stepton, middle.
cut Ills throat froiA ear 10 ear, but tho County
Physician was uble to take up the urtelies
aud sAYa bis Life.
, 1880-03-12

Hnndwlc,, De KALI Co. ~
EAn Sttt Tl!s z t9 certify sGat yonr !SniAi
hns GonIp'stely cnrei ru Ut DysEsGsa Il + lhg ee''
, 1880-03-12

8Rfe9al Dtspasth to Ihs Chicago TTs6unt,
ST. PAUL, M!nn., March li.-Adylcus from
thu Northwest say blizzard Is saKtng u,l tho
lines Of tho Northern Pacific and st. Paul,
Minneapolis Il Manitoba. The thermometer
MARKED - lugrees below zsro, anil travel Ii
Interrupted. 1t IL thought tiat with two or
three Miura days ut falr weather tho Dakut4
division Ut the Northern Pacific would hAy0
bgen open: Another mall llus been TAKEN to
Bismarck by team.
, 1880-03-12

DAyESro,rT, In, March, 1l.-About l.ali-
past this evening Peter Parsons, Of afoilnp,
ILL.,, was thrown from his buggy willis tlrly-
Ing i,ear tho Chicago, isnck Island Il Pacific
Aeput, aud lay unconscious III q ditch for
l,alf an hour. llo w,Is found ut lollgtl, alni
takei to Ais lnl!le, w'iale his skull WIS found
i0 by fractured and olle sl.le Ut Ills bully
paralyzetl:. At lust accounts lle IL not Ok
pectGu to live.
, 1880-03-12
Arr1IIS.r f,EfsIt1sZ.

8ptetat Dispateh Ia 1As Chicago Tribune.
SuELnyy1i.LE, Ind, March 11.-AIr. Att
gust Dt prez, II well-known Democratic polI-
tIclalt, troppcl duatl this mnrning at Ills res.
tdeneu III this city Ut paralysis 1T the lleart.
, 1880-03-12

= 0PstE" 1'ssVHEe' To 1HR GH9euVV 1Ft1HH33
DAyES.olrr, H., March 1l.-About s
o'clock this nurn!nE building about haIf u
lnllu FROM tho e!ty. formerly used III II saIoon
and dahce7 7holtse. caught t!ru and burned to
ered by Insurance In Nav York cot1lpa1l[eA
'IlIe tife Is supposed u bo tho work Ut liz
GuiltlAEtvs, uS llO 0lln occupied thu preuliae5.
, 1880-03-12
PEpESIRtANfShi.

SAN FRANCISCO. Marcll li.-In tie watk-
!ng-ilatcl,, ut o'clock this morning, Weston
WINS unly three in!lrs bel.lnl O'Leary, the
lutter having been oil the track part Of the
Svenlng. During the early morning hours
Weston rested. .ulu at . 0'1.eary had lit
creased lis lend, tho score standing: 'Leary,
, 1880-03-12

Epteal Dtspatth to The Chteago 7ftbnnt.
GENEVA, ILL.,, March ll.-3trs. Henry Il.
Pierce, of tl,s city, wit1nw Ut tho late Circuit
Clerk, l1e.l lust evening nf consumption. Sl.e
wns nh estl,nable Indy. The funerAl Will bo
held oil Eliu1Y.
, 1880-03-12

SrEuELNt,, ILL.,, March 1l.-JolIn Quinn,
brakeman on the regular east.bnusId freight
sratM, WIS rul, over and killed tcru tonight.
About thirty ours passed over his body. lie
llas been In tic employ Ut the Chfcu9u u
Northwestern Ratlro4l fur about te1 years.
mid lcayes Wife al,d two children lii Chi
GAK0.
, 1880-03-12

npEoFuT H57p1s<H 70 7f0 CNttd8d 1f1tEH2,
OrrAwA, ILL.,, March 1l.-'rllo oltlco md
storehouse Of Ma!rllofcr's plow-works weru
totally destroyed by tire this evening. LUss
contuMts. plowa, etc.. srom s., ,0CU to s3nW;
III insurance. This cntSu Ut the fire III u1,-
known. Tlle min works were burned AlWut
u year ugu, Alll subsequently rebuilt,
, 1880-03-12

JUDGE JOHN +. WIIEEIEN.
L1rrl.E Rock, Ark, Ma1ch 1l.-Judgo
john f. Wheeler. editor Ut tho Fort Smith.
Independent, died Int night ut Fort Smith,
uGctt ~ years. liz WIS connected with tho
press for aver thirty years, M1ll SERVED Il term
Of fOtr years encll rs County Judge aud Stnte
SGnNtort
, 1880-03-12

1'I1rs'vIlo, Mnrrh li.-1)r James King,
ono Ut ti!o most prominent phyaieaNs lii tliis
part Ut tho State, aild once Sur9eor-t;eneral
Ut one Ut the cnrps ut tic Army OF the po-
tnslac, ttetl suddenly thts morning Mt Its
hUute In this rlty, Of apaptrxy. fl1 was /.
candidate Tor Congress on tllv Liberal Ticket
III 1877.
, 1880-03-12

Ail1.wAuKRE, Wis, Narc!, ll.-'rllo Scntt-
nct's Eau Clalrs spac!al says the residence,
baru, al,d two tellelnoI,ts Of the IiuM. Alex
Meggett burned this morning. Loss, Sth,0ul;
lnstlre!l III tho I'hnNix, uurtf0rl, asid liollIe,
New York, for Gil, ,QDO,
, 1880-03-12

van, Of "l'tnaforc fame, who wns recently
Gticst Mt the Government House.
yncatea wins held In tho GIty.linl1 t0.stHy,
N[nyur Sfnrklntus1i presiding. Speeches wri,,
,lntln by several members nf Parliament alul
nthers. Tho meeting WIS enthusiastically Iii
fnr0r OF q national currency.
, 1880-03-12
MAINE,

AUGUSTA, No., March 1l.-T. A, Sawyer,
recently deputy Secretary Of State, refused
to testify before thu Legislative Committee
ol, .the State Seal, and wis rrnamlcd to ct,s-
tMty untll further orders of tho Ilnlse, or
Until lte shall purge l1tMsetf Ut contempt
, 1880-03-12

- = -------- I1C1lt5nt, COUk To- IT.
DEAR Etn: !nvG found, by giving yHnr INDIAN
neHdcd t0 10. md ndvlso h.lyoe wn t,hy bG tn poas
health t0 KlTe It D trial. MM. FREEMAN.
, 1880-03-12


'Jamcs L. Watson AlEed Wednesday at his
residence, 437 North In Satla street. Tie
deceased was well md fayorably known
nnlollE tho business men OF Chicago. 1ie
was born III 1926 in Litchlleld, Conn. When
the California gold fever broke out hr, like
ilnny others, went IN searcl. Of tho golden
treasure. lie was very successful, md re-
turncd home with comfortable competency.
llo then bought farm, and soon atterward
was married to Miss Mitchell, n very esti-
mnl,lo Indy. lle resided ill., Ills natlye place
nntll .1stSI. when he sold his farm .ald re-
moved to Chicago. Ilrru 10 engaged III tile
btMt md sEoe business. 1t WIS now to HIM
All he w3la not quito us successful NJ lie lta
anticpatcd. liz retired ,hullorably, and sub
scuuently WINS employed for II humber OF
yanrs by G. II, Henderson l. TO. us n snlcs-
INN, 4 position he hnlu Mt the time nf Ills
.Ieatl,. lie wins highly esieerled by NIL who
knew tlnl: .DuriGnK tho past iltteei yeurs n. he
Ascension, frnm which his funeral will take
place Saturday ut II 4. IN.
, 1880-03-12

AT AUGUSTA, GA.
AUGUSTA, ua., Magcl! !i1.-1(urray'ss
witt, ,hU b.lggles aud seven horses; john D.
McCartl,y's grocery. alsd samo Bmall build
!ngs. burned to-day. l.oss, 81, ,000; iusur-
nliCu. SIuUk.
, 1880-03-12
TESTIMONIALS.


DEsenac or tlse stomach nul Lfyrr.
rals1. Alexander To-, I'll
ItEANaaft: HMfrE!nK fur Eurte tlng With IirH.acbs
g. ati 'sens: % nf tH st9Inr snt r. tySr ": Inaeel
restnreh IN. ~ purFect health al,d ttrrngi.
NJ. u EKhth-st. .ElIiH SHELLEY
, 1880-03-12
SAN FRANCISCO.
A Chat with Charles De Young,
Of the "chrontcte."
Kearney's Mob and Chinatown--Will
There Be Bloodshed2
TITO Political Situatton-A Good Slow
for tic Republicans.

TITO Political situation-A Good Show
for tic Republicans.
At tho Palmer li1uso yostoriny WINS Sir.
Chnrlcs 1>o Yn,,nE, ono of tho nwnrrs and ctltnrs
Of tho B,ln Francisco Morning Chronicle. Tho
gentleman will 10 Remembered IN tho pcrss,,t
wilt, hui n ltttlo unrlct.santneaa with Muyur
kuI,oct last fill. preyt.n,s to tho lntters elcc-
ton. ffo wna tlfsingltru,1 tu 1lnvo anything tr
shy rnHurting matters and things OF 4enurnl in
tercst III Ills Stata. lIe insisted TINT ho cnlne
hero ot, lnlsit,css connected with his newspaper,
md not to 1e interviewed. After 4 tsirT In tic
compensation. tho rcl,nrtrr nsketl:
trtn!l,lcs now hrs'winx n Hi, rrnneiae.'7:"
,s, Hn y ths ths rrfs Il !s !. orSs, .
trtn,t,s it Snn Francisco, and thnt tito a,lthurl-
h,nvo itsarnic'i ono reEln,ont. Tho. regiment
,iotlbtctiy thu noycrntnsnt did not f.rt s,scr- @
sr ttG Il h. esvnE sytT y,k M Ns ;,,o rss1t,h Y. XII Il
ngitnttnil nra Foreigners. md nt~t OF tGtn Irish,
innhy Of them mt uyeu nnt1,rallzrl citlzrns.
Tho ol,tect of I'LL this rrocGcst!nx T. to ~ pre-
pnrctt for tho tinio when tho declaration tint
CHINATOWN IS A NUtaASCR
should go Into cl1cct. which ts on tue 9Th Of this
;nt,,,th,. ynry high. legat anthnrlty. Judge
t sl%s i1ev nke ; gxen wrt,H" iictp. Gpi, tint
s'ec s%ss x"' rss rs1 5 s' s.ptes .ast Il ss % ss ce h
"s tho city. Thoy hid boon till 70 by tho M%yer
IN his spcccil, which hnt ce'. criticised BY tho
lcn.llng phpers of tho United Staics ns a covert
frrria to \ to "kF of M lie % iaW II i,or G tnsT; wi
Iiands hy tho workii1Hn1ell. referring tn tho
% ; I'M; n;,lt' 4 'It m rns ',y, fo' 10 os1 as1t a% IT, !"
"'lT c,!Hu tic cu'atlls of tho sand. lnts aro ryt
complied with. 1t would l,o !tllu To- Ar4iie with
tle, H nm hllppy II, hH nblb to 10 nuw. ulyt,l
~, '' n,rwa W ~ i,,ro wuI ~, whH,, ,r"i,,n ~
s recc !'Sa apos s n T.a trcRs aaiF s te @
H.: y ill.,. f''i.' h ,,I beeol1es nnpnfGnt p.t
iaI"r ill., 'neho to t,,epo M ai!, VII, ' po AnttI tro,t"
sre nun re Il % t',e st resort. v"ry tniae ",er n.etli
anS i,s'!, ,!ons II ysin. afd the peopie are ~
,s ,s u " mfos ~ III noy ~. GaSs
s,,,>' W. u t, 4, ,rr,.r ~ III tt IT,!
sta,a a,, n.iars t,'c1x snch psGnle; q; u s,,e1
slnrnlt ln a''a sacn cause sao"fa De proua 10
"Of COURSE. cnntinned Mr. l,o Young. "stch
.! nn9HnEo y ienMi Ino EhIel E1ccutNn or INC e!tS;
Mht, is supposed to htlvc eirEe Or the pGace ti
t t,t & uo ,s ,st WI" WIZ tIo t se 4, u
@elonT @ @ q aaS "n@5KnH's @ H,' III . pnsty, nacM "tsI
ai "E . % anHye. | Wis M hl III cen arrcst.a
helnx has Gtes a, 9mt sa fre1ssG a wa nn a ~
protsi"; ai1 th ;d srter m fst, It, i4ar e
tiixrt ~ n1sn ti,n Hit ri"t Httnrnrv iii liz
nlitor ~ noiSn1v @ in inck,t tn tl,n aH a "" iatiu III
neWspanGfs, ene"slf,s9su me tio1 IN tho eliGl
.. .h, tay ,''I,1ha % ' Wiz ny ~ 'tGr W.
LUZ uso 3' ~ w ~, NV ~ W. w.
the Is,ard It smueryiso,a. in whic he satd tint m
@ e thaa t,saraoF' fnr1heF "aans tt It wins his pe-
HUI LII. n,,,, ,,, RI. ,,o,u ~,,,,. ru,x, ,r,,v.
, 1880-03-12

- HeIv1.teFR, lInNnD Co., IT.. Feb 4 1s;q
DEAR Stis: hays hc0n using yunr INDIAN III UUD
SYRUP for a.Dln tp. Mt!d pGsfgctI5 sarIsied xk
n"tite. trehEtfgils thu Nerves, Regulates tic slt9
Aei anl loMelt. nnu lte!!evea Nhrtsiuniisu. vpuld
t!uk 10 without Il. Mis-. WEHlFALL
, 1880-03-12

= = SEGF[1l1, Ii 6AlIu IU1 Elm. En-
DEAR SlN: Mr. daughter wa. sufferer iroht t,n!sf nd
prtssiOl Ut alUiIstruaIg and after lnlotn4 ut
ut !wo p,}aotansIYG9 Alopashl9 nnd ~ ..py ohss
!uUc!nVs, Auunx which ~ !A1n9s, liEyEMfiP
ltethousht nIyBuIf VI the INDIAN HL0on tsMurhs
your resIarks Oh the dtsUasa with Hlc!l sat ,"nf nd"
inscins, md, Il tiss i"y u iii fssa'A
'3s - -~~1 ""+1's~ ~ 1ifjiiH Il. WiliTAoAh'
, 1880-03-12

Ff4hnF, ChhMHnlsn Co, IL.
DEAR Atn: This n to carttfy lnt yoIlr lNi}1hN
n1dHl1 Sfltuts hRs ttnnH MG mare good for kIl1eg
EuMpHlHt htid lipAst lIlxEnas thnn nHy nther Ined
C|nB ever HHGN 1t AIs0 EurC,l OF mir chllAfcn1f
Chllls nnu HcrUfnln. MAItI LET Eit9H
, 1880-03-12

1tuetirRhnn. Kankakss To-. ~. fsy y 1s,e.a III
UEAA ELL, HAk KreAt 41flerGf froin HAtuMlntn"r nn"r
nlIsi valuable INDIAN lltsOG|l AfltuF, nun u ~
nlilGA fultuY0 and A4n8jit8u. recommend WV! si
tcii1a 10 u1l. ANNA EIEsSEaa11S"'
, 1880-03-12

IOWA,

The Military bill wns discussed anil thc1, r.-
pnrtch back to tho Committee OIL Military
AIfn1ts
Bills passed giving rooms IN tho now Capf-
tol to tho State Historical Soctety: to Tux
tlogs, mil creaslng fluid to pny for losses
am0i,E tl0nlGatfc amlnuls cnusatl by dogs; !;
anu tho following bill iii tho tranp q'trst!on: !:
Wtmeyer, except fe,nalo NJ lflnl rersol,
nut being III 1hp county In which lle usually
iivrs Or liiis ILLS l'nl!n. IL found going nbo,It
Ssa! sS$sy sa 5 u sk1s ikea s''s's1p'eH sS aeeme ey
70 ID ID ! tra,Hl,. Xny tra,np wiio
ii,sios,.re a&,n,t i twsiiing- -,o,se asains't tic
Will or wItliout tbs permission nf tho owiler
questetl, immediately lenvs s,Iclft. plncc, or
IL found carrying n alrcnrtn or other dnMgnr-
olis weapon, Ut does or threatens to do my
injury tu tho person pr rctl Or pcrso'!a prnf'-
Pei,lte.'tiary liot more tl,an tl!rco years; ai,.
my person illny, upon view Of my, such. uf-
feilst, npprclIeild such offender mid tlko him
hefore Justice Of TIC Pence Or other. exam,
inlng officer for examination, Provided 1t
sall eH T. ',iatlo ~ to appear thnt tho party a..
he shall l,u forthwith discharged.
The 1louso adjourned for an evening
scsstnn.
III tlle Sennte THO prohibition amendment
II nni if,,,",', - '..'''t ts'eA ~ '"'oi ~.
II, ti,n ttn,,o"' ',i"I't oou,or tai,s y,ro
payselt cncurriig III tho SclIatt, ,,,Ie,,tlmrmts
~ tho bill pruyl,ling for tho extension Of tll,
limits 81 cities 0f TIC !irHt n1Hl sGco,! Glnss
tisEat,ix'Hs Ino Me@s OF s'e AeoKnK MMlsi.
1nt,a!,,'. ";iechiH ~ taf Stntc tesot"'Hta' ~,
t,1.1a,s ,,,fup,,, as ailoc.sn" y. ILL, t,n
s,,ta .,,n ,,. 1ai""t '''4 ~ n,,'. Gama't,i.
~ ~ IL. i.G - sno trutmttu,i
Gnnhn, ~ ''n it,' '.', .9 raitHfi isfi " .,ti.
Sc,!''Ik mf m "" ,milSe' otil hs't,il'.s9 H.
':,t, =. Hmv; ~ oiA" ~ i,s ~ !ne
SeesM "Eva"s w. hs ~ n,e't sor ai,u l'sIpuSe
" o'ae I',tf ~ nIli.!e u .inLt-.hsfs, IT.,
III; LII u ihi e!tt!nE unM't t!,S ~ smH'lleS u ulo
'a,'ftn'M! ft'eI,s !noai1'n''ssloners sa,1 ~ S"'VW.
1A"Jo"tteu'
,.,,,.,u,x..,~r
.. "isIoSs!N' -...
bly, this morning the ti'ne WINS almost wholly
butwec,, tj,u 1,lncls niynr nml tho l,lnrE-
a',,.t, .no ,,s.'t sn. t'o LINN
s,u,hc l'"1''t.i ~ eonlla"'es. w to pioIfietaIy
rights oil U!nckStnke River. Thu SGnatu
bill was amended, after some debate, 20 us
to rt.srrvo Mi ny}a.tnv r,rl,tu IN I'm lnttnr
rnr,ror,, ,,nn,, +,,o fttoo,.s,,n,.n rI,,.r n, :,
eo"P'"S up",. t''o o'"chs'i.ho l.',et, Iaic
lMoplo promising to see tint tile bill, as
amended, was rushed through boil, ll0usps.
THUS ends tho longest and most violent t;g|,t
~ tho cnuu,on ho,r. - ..iotnr,, T., a,n,,.t
".;".'i', a., 1,I.s,. ,,,... '',o'' m'.
e'eE} W'flle"l"f, lor tAe blhcA Liver Colh-
pany.
, 1880-03-12

buckingham, Khntakee Gu, H.. alay y ~ ~,
DEAN H.; shySrFaiIy lsetff nat yoar }as IL
slAeuuI ul,d d hI4hIy GaaelBe1 ty a Whu hAvy
It. lhnye isae your 1podctHo with the tnH Il, sa 10
tOry tA2u1x, n thgtufuF0 fsc1nInIgtI ~ Hss y
Ill troubled will Livug Complaint lt'd slsk