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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-09
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Dem GRAF.

DEN GRAF.
Boise City precinct poIled about
100 more votes last Tuesday than il
did Two years agp.
w. c. Calkifs has tie biggest loot
that has keen exhibited this season.
II Is Common variety If beet, rear
~ tw" feet in length, and weis his
ab,nt 20 pounds.
| The Henrietta ledge, at Sl,aw's
Mountain, owned by Piper & Glenn
ems. is attracting snine attention.
Last week they struck slreak Of
very rici. rock about one funt in width.
There Is pumpkin at the store of
Cakius Il Bcachy that weighs I40
pounds. 1t was raised by ". A..
Turner. on Willow creek, Just ACROSS
the line, in Oregon.
Ii is said by those whose lndg-
nlent is entitled to consideration that
there mast have been forty or fifty IL
egsl votes polled at this place at th,.
recent election. Don't believe there
were quite so many.
Hon. j. Ii. McCar;y received e'is.
patch from Hon. j. @. Rich, dated
Paris, NV. 81, which says that AIMS
lie got AT. Crawford HI, Bennett |.
Smith none and f5rayman none. Ben
nett is away ahead Of his ticket in
tina, county. Bear Lake is solid.
YANKEE FORK HERALD.
Robt. K. Strahnrn and wife. arrived
here on October 28lh. NJ. Strahorn
IS the publisher Of the Omaha Nep
lFe2t. the outside paper which has
done great deal by accounts of our
mines and illustrations for the add
vancement of this Territory. He is
visiting tn Territory for the purpose
of gathering information and sketches
for his paper. He will remain here
two or three days more, aud then go
To Boise City, the Basin and to WASH
ington Territory, Oregon and Ariz,,-
ma.
Four mills will be erected here next
summer.
j. Z. Fox is through saving far the
season, and has good deal of i.si
class lumber on hand.
Faro. draw poker, and game
called. we believe, gentleman horse,
have been running lively for several
days past.
We understand that the Snow Bird
and Charles Vain mines, on Mount
Estes, have l.een sold 10 Eastern par
ties for $4,000.
The road between here and Challis
is lined with heavy wagons loaded
with salt and quicksilver for the Cas-
ter Company.
The Anna mine. NC I'm lcistand, will
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LANG OK is dead rooster.
| TFS Banlrrit.ss cane 10 town v. ster-
pay.
CHARltY CosPrR killed Two deer The
bher day.
Mrs. DR.. R"rBwELI., Of Placerville.
aver On ii visit.
The 25ili of this pinnth is Thanks
vng pav, and turkeys are hegiu-
Pig q make fieir appearance.
4 FEW clsps nf thunder Sunday
git was followed by stiff gale.
nee then tile weather has been
pmewlat colder.
6E". PlzER, Sam Vigus jeff
rrts and "Paker b NJ left Banner
other d'y for Bonanza. where they
u winter.
AaSrASA has fqnrteeu newspapers
they are clas~ed as being Demo
Aar, three; Repnhlicaa. three; indie
ndrnl. seven; Change, one.
LIE Tidal Wave tann.i now meas
+ thirty feet. The distance be-
Fen III face Of the tunnel and the
&c Is only about teufeet.
He Elmi'a Company have let a
'Facl tn-A. Archambault for cni-
aud delivering one thousand cords
wund.
'"' =. HAYES will preach at Quartz.
"-'norrow evening and at Low
qAa% creek on the foiIoc ing FRI
evening.
RfsVE HENDERSON brought no twn
e"h loads of fine winter apples
Boise list Sunday. and has a lot
pale al ". W. Blacks.
SR'vE samples of South Mountain
recently assayed hy j. n. TraSk.
rum SIS to $3.50 per ton. says
af0anche, and some of it carries
sh as IS per cent. lead.
!" las. II. HAwLEY informs Us
I've 10 tonsof Ebenerzer are re-
crushed IN the, Gold Hill mill
aunt sou per ton. NJ. Hawley
/" me owners ofthe Ebehezer.
= ''d FREUD P. D. Rotlwell, who
y Tue public school of this place
'o'g time and gave universal
"'''oh, was elected president If
sum club recently organized at
MEDICAL college of Ann Arbor,
gan. Mr.. Rotlwell has been at |
's that college !. little over a
sven score Of hot-headcd polit-
s"a'0rs used some very striking
I not convincing rear
: ,As'lie on election day Tie
'''he ARGUMENTS proceeded di-
'''l' 'ile shoulder. A Basinite
Va The scene just as the dis
: about settled, aud says tho
Nen OF opposite views were
: on the bloody shirt issue.
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- VIII Tie ID. Il liIs
near the surface 400 .,t fan,,el will
Tap i, and that distance viii Il.
reached " next Aprilor My. The
oio Rosa has tarDpd III ! laty,.
a'noahi Of the ,eil,w metal. and w..
predict thai next year It will be one II
'he ci'iri sources 1T wealth Of (, ,ise
county. II has never 'uen dcvel-
pp'h ~ Any great depth, I'M si,.ws
every indication d pvrmapcncy as TAR
az worked. TIE own.rs Mc.sss.
ii'''len 4 l.nne,. are energetic nrn.
a'i VIII l,ilSn work ahead viii. v.g.,r
Y the niue pi"ves god al the d.pii,
the tunnel will reach if-aver three
bnipired ircl fr,nl tie ~ur ac, and
one hundred and fifty feet b.tos me
slowci works.
lie crs's>-,:ut from the Grown Point
shaft, at Banner. has crossed Inc
ledge, winch is fifteen f.et betwe.,.l
tie walls. saIliai.r.z Al assays ~
the way frpni $40 70 1910 per i,n.
Tue avcrt~r y about 1928. Til.
snihie ~ Banner de,,eni,',! aIlpee H.
ef IN the sh"wing al tlle nine Al The
l"it"m II The shaft. and ever, body
has beer axh,n>ly waiting u near
what III Gown Ppnt w,,nld show
up at thai sIep'il-290 iecE, ans, llUI
ttpt below / e Gid uurk~. Ii has
gone beyond lie expectations, and
Banner is excited User the lig strike.
Had the milne ionkt.si dlscpliraril,g.
II wnnld have been death hl ~ 10
that camp; hut navy other mine own
ers there will lie siimnaled 10 nash
a cad TIE proof Of the per.nanence
OF the Elmira G ,npany'< pr pert. is
al evidence that the other locations
are a'sn permanent.
: pa Comfy elected the fullowing Of |
Ulcers: Councilman, Il. z. Jolnscn,
(Dem.); for jolt . ,unciln.an for
Ada aud y asillngion counties, John
Haley Dein.) receives ia The former
county All votes and I. G. Galloway
22l, with The latter to hear from: !
AssemIlyuen, ]. Brumlack, r.
j. Pefy, am! a E. Galloway (Deins. |
and John ). Gray (Rep }; Attorney
far Third District, W. Crawford
(Dem.) received in Ada county 226
Votes. and II. NJ. Bennett (Rrp.) 81,
" tn the rest OF the cauutles Of the
district to hear from; Probate Judge,
~. Curtis (Den,.); Sher if. WA.
Bryon { Rep.); Auditor and Recorder,
David Heron (Rcp-l; Treasurer C.
Iiimrod (Deul.); ASSESS +. ;. H. Walk
r (Rei-); CnlnlisSi .ners. a. Ross,
y. Masitrs'n (D'ifaS-l AID FL. P.nk-
nam Rep ]; Surveyor, 4. +. Cayauah
Dem.l.
LoN- DtnGE and Waiter Baxter. WIN
lrli.-ed here yesterday from ispmanza,
ui,rm us that shooting afray be-
ween Jim Herrin and man
FAMED Donnelly added IL
he excitement 1T that place ON
,lectien day. Both men were nnder
he ilisluerce Of liqntr and wiiiskey
vas the sole canse # the trouble. az
he men had never spoken to each
,iher nntll Il ,aoment nr twn before the.
shooting. Strange as it may seem, "a
description of the wounds received by
me would answer exactly for the
'lher, as both received three. shots,
md exactly in the same places-ins
he hip. through the wrist. and at t!se
'aiili If tie breast boiic-the bullet
onng out al the side. Herrin wa,
N the street next day, but Dpnnelly,
whose lung was grazed. is Thought 10
'e dangerously wounded.
In private letter from Bert. Jones
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aoNEY oRDER BusINEss

The Money Order Office will not lie
s,encd ut all IN Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat
urdays alter four O'clock p. M
:. q. SILSBY,
Idaho City, ID c 3, 1879. Postmaster.
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Gotta q Kennaly

| Are shipping a large stock Of the cele
DRAFTED skinner Flows, and Furst s. Brad
|ley Sulky aud Gang plows which will be
bold al very low figures. They also have
tn stock the Souh Bend Chilled Iron
Piows at reduced prices
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G 70A WEEK. Si2 Gay at nama easily ,pade
Augusta Maine.
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pass into tie hands Of heavy capiia'-
ISIS next Monday. This is one Of the
hest mines i, The Territory, and will
pay heavy dividends when q MIL is
kept running on it.
, 1880-03-18

mont nor upon tho Judgment of your i',l,lr-
dtAte constituency, the people VI your Ills
trlct1 but must voto the sentiments of mn
tority Of Convention hastily 'ascinbleh."
lsnt this fa not all, nor tl!o worst; tho worst
remains bcllltitl. IN nlatoflly ot tho
districts OF l'e',hsylsnnla t'lu toinm'ttces
denied 10 tho bot'y OF tic party tho rri'ilege
nt voice III selecting delegates to Tito statc
Convcntion: mid. III Aloany County. NC"
forkt MI atteinpt was s''nfo to perl"trate u
similar outrage. Tho rcasoii why t'is coilfsc
WIS pursued docs nut odf'lt oil doubt Iha
managers desired to secure certain polltlsal
ac''of, which tney hlow or 1eafe.! t''at .he
masses ot the rnrty "o""l fiot Willingly III
t'orsc; otherwise nhey woss'sl 'lnt oil!y nave
waitctl patiently for tllcin |" speaR' ol1 &c"
cortietl 10 t'c'n the lhFBcst a1a' 1fecst opp"t.
tnn'ty 10 emphasize tileir wishes: ono e''l
grows o''s OF ahother. ~ Poi!stca' 'r'eR 'lAs'
my heen ployea 1"r t'lo ncne'lt o1 "nc e"tH'l-
ualc, tne 1flt'as vi ot''et e''la1'""Aes .''o
tempted 70 play tricks III tfelf se'ert' ''l,ee-
eaIs' anu Inc contest lateas co''t'ae,e" oh wv
h'eh ground ot tle eohalrSs a''a ule pa,tS . >
interest, aeReho1atca ing 4 ''ere set"unoae y,
rival personal part,sa'lsntps' nothlne cou"1
be moro 'lhiof1'l'Iate. lnc crls's N ,'os 'css
pofFehtous than IL WIS sllree nslt"s "Ro.
Inc lnte attehtpt oi u'o i'e'nocla'ls pa,.s ~
sten! lho aoVcFhtlclltaI Illo ot"te u Al"il!o ~
, 1880-03-18

GtI1. p1RNcE we'll knows TINT It Is very
"foossht tnlk for my MINIS sonB--whothcr
thoso OF tho groAt Douglas or not-to caAfIn tnat
tho Republicans cn1l curry North and South Cur
olInn, Louisiana, and Florida for President Peu-
ple 1nny wish 1t coutl 10 tnno, but to put 1t
down as n probability In invading tho realms
Of al,sl,rdlty. No matter how w!sa a 1nan n,.ty
be- II Ills Sons mike claim Ut this sort they do
pnrt from tho wfstlo1n Of thoir fatllor. Whenever
tho Confcdesatcs Ut those States, who control
the polls tho balot-boxcs. tho count. and tho
returns, turl, Republican and support tho noint-
,lee uf tue Chlengo Convention tho thing cAn 10
nobody bbttpr.
, 1880-03-18

EVEN In his own city ex-t}ov. Palmer will
be likely to encounter considerable opposi+
ton In his cnmIt.laey for President OIL tho
Democratic ticket. Already Gen. A1cCler~
,,urt,l's friends ara beginning 10 press that
,scnt!emat's claims TOR the second placc, ANIL
they broadly hint TINT tho ex.Govornor Inns
mt long standing enough In the party to be-
come It's stantlnr<-bcarer, OF course, ILL.,
.Iois cannot claim both the President mid
Vlce-rrcsilent, n1ld It Is nlore tlmn prubablo
that tho Democracy will not accord either the
tarron ]iottpr,
, 1880-03-18

TuE man Fields, who murdered farmer
named palgett Mt Winchester, In this State.
some three weeks ago, was slot dead In Ills
cell yesterday morning by a parsy OF masked
men. 1t appears Tint an effort was being
1nade to procure the release of Fields onb bail,
and tho people, becoming alarmed lest lto
might escape tic penalty of lis crime, took
1t Into their own hands 10 exact 1t. The at
tack WIS carrud out with great skill and a,l-
dacity, and goes to show that tho lynchc1s
were well orR,t1Ifzed and determined.
, 1880-03-18

NEW YonK, March 17.-Tho ItaFsttf" sa5b WIN
In few days the export Of grain has been ~. =
sumed on modoruto scale, aud more phn ~ ~
exchange ~ result arc to DO expected. NV
domAud for rcmittancea u principally 70 p1s
for merohand Thoro are 10 securities ooul.
Ing haso from London, and only sulau anloun. !.
fru,u tho Continent It will he rcu,rmttsru taas
Il year ugo, aud during gtNa r4rt nf LUST yeat.
thorn wnto huayy .1gparts nt called ~
honda. Should grain exports assume s4ca pth pthe
IIovuni0nta Of the last fom lnys. the question u
Koil exports may DO deferred tos tho pseaeos
, 1880-03-18

4 cEssus Is being made ot tho City of st.
Petersburg, and al! PERSONS without fixed
occupation or means Of subsistence Will bo
driven from the city. It Ii supposed that all
such peop!o arc stgongly tmhued with Nthtl-
ISM. Tie recent arrests, However. show that
there arc others than NlIess connected with
fhn lnnrnunntt
, 1880-03-18

A DREADFUL. tragudy occurred at No. 200
West Fulton street, III this city. yesterday
morning. Martin Power, while supposed to
be laboring under tit Of temporary Insanity,
shot 1T his w1fc threo times, and ended his
own life by blowing out his brains.
, 1880-03-18

WALLACE, tho Democratic Senator from
ronusyivnnin, has IN offensive atid defensive
1cngua with hts Republican colleague, Don CaFn-
cru1l. Tho ayl.leucp Ut thss Is complete harmony
III tho making ultl cDntlrulng Of appointments,
and II druet cARrxe, supported by testimony, al-
d,lcod by tho pittshurg It&t. Wailuco's cleo.
tiou guvo great Joy to tho Catuoron ciun; they
entertained him Mt dinner Tho night after ho was
closon, aud 1t ID understood that ho was propl-
lscd enough Republican votes to eloot him Ia
case of f}on.ocr1ltlo bolt From this point Of
vlow, tho Democratic victory Of 1874 tn Ponnayl-
yul1tn MAS barren Of reaults-
, 1880-03-18

A DEMocisAric Stato Senator of Vfr-
gtnla named Smith says TINT his State
would certainly |m lost to tho Democracy
. with Tiltlcn rs their candidate. Ti]dcn seems
to understand this, mi! 1t is believed in New
York tint unless Grnnt IS tho Republican
candidate ,Tf'tlcn will favor tho nomination
of Payne Of Ohio mud English Of Connecticut.
Both gentlemen havn barrols,-vcry tcstra.
b'e things IN party largely composed Of
blowers and strikers.
, 1880-03-18

DAVIS, the 1nany-wived, was held to tho
Criminal Court yesterday IN bonds Of $500.
It Is not likely that tho accused will be ablo
10 secure this amount of bail, and will be
compelled to PASS SONIC time without the
1ocioty Of loycly woman.
, 1880-03-18

,,ao he might mid m appearance Of Eenttnenesa
10 tho rp,,r,u,is mrrtH"Hes which ho substituted
for thu gensttno mes IN tho vntii,s sf thu
hank. \ lh,stan maker Of stamps and
scals WIS path 20 for making this talso
tllo an.1 keeping tho record on hia
hunks. Tho j,nnrcsstou m Tho Ecr,tino
stamp rcnt,s: "A1t,llcsex lte9ihtry ot Deeds,
s,m,th District" Upon tho spurious stamp Il Ia:
"Mtlcsrx licgistty ut Icci. South 1>iatrct.; tho
variance consisting in tho omission Of tho "s"
Iii "tlcr,ls" on tho spurious stafnp. Tho 1nnker
alleged IA hta rensuf, for making tho atntlips
slightly different TINT It would not l,e safe for
him to make at exncl duplicate ut tho gonutno
stamp mil stated nt tl,o sanlo tno thnt ho had
,nnle tu Dsttr STAMPS |te this o'se tor other tar-
tea. 1t wold l,e well for holders 0t trust funds
III tho Old Lay StAte 10 bvcrtasll their littto tin
t,oxcs ti,tl SEQ whether the!r contents nro Roni-
ire So fur m appenrs frr.n tho facts In th'a
cnse my stamp or sehl In staAsachstsctts can ho
duplicated for p,.spsca Ut fraud M payment at
tho trIlling sim Of e1p; md 1onbttosstho opera.
lion would 10 equally almp1o aud Me1ponslyc in
nther Btntcs.
, 1880-03-18

THE Cumberland River Inns rison to tho
hight Of forty.seycn feet above low-wator
mark, a,,t. I'LL tho s}ep1cssioYs along Its banks
are flooded. Iii tho City Of Nashville 200
houses arc Inundated, and 80 families have
been forced to abandon tlletr homes. Tho
rise In the river Inns been the greatest since
, 1880-03-18

Il DEstocIsArlo ngcnt of immigration in
Missouri told George Alfred Townsend conlitlon-
tally that 10 600 moro Republicans woro wnlltcd
in that Htato,-just enough to oyan up things.
wlthut,t losing tho D0moeri.tie majorty. Missouri
.loea not got cntsrnnts, but thoy nass through the
Stnto nul 10 to aw-abltlng communities like
those Ut Kilnsas and Colorado, whcru Hepub-
ltcan rulo prevails. Tho Doulocrntto ngcnt is
foolish to ask for only lD,uD0 Hopubllcan yotcrs.
They would 10 Of little .tse. Missouri nceds 100 :
D0O Republicans 1t would he big money In her
pocket II sho hlld them. aud thoy managed tho
state Guyornmout from top to bottom.
, 1880-03-18

TH1 CHICAGO TRIBUNE hns established brnnoh
njlceg for tho teootrt Ut subscriptions aa ndsufse~
msnts ae follows:
tADpxN, Mnnagor.
GLASGOW. scs,t,and-Atlan's American News
Agency. Ut Honheiti.st.
LONDON, E,1R-Atnerican Exchange, At bteaaa1
l1KNlsv \. Gstt.ta, Agent
WAHIttNCTUN. u. C,-ta11 street.
, 1880-03-18

AS AN indication Of Mr.. Glalstone's grent
popularity in Scotland, 1t is reported that MS
high as $50 have been offered for Tickets Of
admission to tho hall In Edlnbnrg where ho
Is about to lecture. It Is TO bo hoped that lAa
is Ms popular In Midlothian Us IN Edfn-
, 1880-03-18

THE respectable people Of both parties In
tho stxtoenth Ward have become worry tired Of
pulpa represented by u rcd tlag, anti-Amerioan
Communist in tho City Counclls in fact, they feel
}sgracca as well ~ nlissepsesunted. They oata
uaattY oleun out tho Communists II thoy a6roo
IN single candidate. 1t ~ proposed to untta OIL
Sir. Anton Inihott, who Ia represented to DO
sory oxcolont citizen and vol qualified toma4e
Il good an4I satisfactory Alderman. Tho c1nrt
should certainly bo nude 10 remove tho alien
red.llag stigma from tho wRrds
, 1880-03-18

"1r mNy lle satisfactory tn Gill rterco n
know that, whilo. tho ctlltor nf TtiK Tutnrss
yields tu M tnan In ullnfratton Of Gcu. Groc,.
military career, he has nnne for tho crov,I NJ
cs,rrt1pttotfsts that brnko down md ,Ku,ct.1 n,
political administration, md TINT, Unlike thooa
whisky thieves organ, ho Is mt "fnw1inR" nt
nnynly's feet fur third turn OF TINT sunni os
, 1880-03-18

DUn1xa scslmmage between Democratic
ward politicians In baltimore yesterday Il
person named Farrell was shot In the faco
md very seriously injured. Thero is cons!tl-
cradle feeling between rival factEons Of tho
party, md tho fight is suid to have only COLL
, 1880-03-18

Mr.. nloRlusoS, Of Illinois, predicts tho
speedy passage of tie Aldrich Transports
tlon bill. We think that tho Eastern mem.
bcrs will not seriously oppose tho measure,
as 1t would be utterly useless, SO unanimous
Is the sentiment OF tho West and South iii Its
, 1880-03-18

In his ropottop tho Now York canals State-
Engineer Seymour nyaIn dtruuts attention to the
danger to which tho canals nre exposed by tho
constitutional amendment provi1lng that tho
expenditure on tho canals shall not exceed In
my year their grt'ss receipts for tho previous
year, suying "a Single dts,pster, IN unfnvorablo
soason, 1nny cut down tho tolls 10 taat thoy 1nay
not he elual to tho cost Of opon'nH tho noxt
your" Itu nl4o says: VII tho rnlnfAli during
tho scaEon Of navigation ot 18S0 Should be as
light ns during tho pnst season, canal navxa-
tton might be seriously obstruotcd. There 'aru
scver,l platls by which th1s calalty Gun bo pre-
vented"
, 1880-03-18

conclusion lint Gan. Grant will be nnmt-
nntcu in Chicago. md devoted n great length
Of timn In dealing with tho politicai standing
1T the ex-presttent. Tho px-ti0vernor's bnnln
has Int attained very alnr,nlng dimensions
just yet, alshnugh 1t is quite evident that l1u
Inns MI tlea ttlat lie will mt only he tho tlnrk
horse, but tho man Of destiny II tho flguru
10 allowed. 1[o r. now III the race rs MI
AyOWcJt candidate.
, 1880-03-18
THE WISCONSIN LEG1sLATuRE,

hp lFkoNphSl1l l4GH"7'ssINANs "hANh ~t7
}ourncd yesterday, Inns been In session only
sixty-threo days, Md ltas do1lo Its work IN II
prompt ami Intelligent manner. THIS Is the
ru,rnrd which the goosl people Of Wisconsin
have for clccting Republican Legislature.
Several propositions for constitutional
amendments were agreed to III order TINT
tho people may voto upon and settle them.
Among tl,nsa OF general Interest was ono
Which confers upon women the right to vote.
A. very few people chi always get up q tre-
,nen1uus ngitltlon over thls strong-nttnded
subject, anti we have no doubt tint the
Legislature uf Wisconsin was given no rest
until II agreed to submit 4 felnase-suffrngu
amendment to the vote Of the State. Thore
Is ITO objection to taking n "p'ebisclt" upon
tho proposition, since other constitutional
amendments nre to bo submitted, md Ito OK
peDse attaches to the addition of this ono.
Nor Is tt worth while to discuss tho
matter for the presc1It, since 1t Is
merely question how largu majority
will be p0lled ugninst It. A moro practical
matter Is tho proposition to atlopt biennial
sessions of the Legislature, and there Is little
doubt that thls will meet with popular aI-
proval. Experience III other States Inns
proved TINT Legislative sessions onco III two
years suffice for al tho nectls OF tic State,
md thus save the people q fnrge aulount Of
money al,d damaging tlnkorEng OF tho laws.
No State can have too little law-lnaklng. a
session o1,ce in four ycars IL really enough.
One act of tic Wisconsin Legislature WIS
to refuse to pass certain pr0hbitory law,
which was voted down III the Seunto few
tlays ngo, The proposition WIS to prohibit
, 1880-03-18

WIEN Gen, Grant yisEtett Chicago Inst
fall nftcr making his to,sr Of tho world, he a!d
not come t1orn IN tho character Of hca-centzo
of the thlrtl-torn crowd whoso misconduct 40
noarIy destroyed tho Republican party, fur It ho
haI bis reception would have been yury dIaer-
E,1>f
, 1880-03-18

Jo1rN SHERMAN Ind r little triumph In
tho Lo,aslafin State Centnl Conm!ssco, thu
Into tlnte flxcd for tho Convontlon fIclng nll
ngainst tho ntivico anl wishes Of tho 1rnn, mnn
1t would be, Indeed. Il strange thing Il John
Sherman hat1 no influence In LunINaun, Nheer
ho has boon 80 mitch and In such Important IN.
LAT
, 1880-03-18

THE sweet little Nc,ns, being confined Ia A
cents worth or spacc, can't keep its a.ls and cs
Oh sepRrate pngcs ns Tlts Tr1DuNg does; bcnee
tho crrnr of Inference into which It hns fallen.
hut It 1lnw stands corrected OF Its INNOCENT mis-.
tnkc, nnd wo nccnpt It's apology III atlvnpco.
, 1880-03-18

TIE vnluo Of tic bacoI', beef fresh an,
saltl, pork. larl butter, choose, and tasInY ~.
ported from tho United Btntea for Tho ctvht
months cn'nE March /, 1880, wl,s Ssuva1 ncn
nxninst 81 2i'. ~ for tho stmn pcriosi In ts.n
The falInK on in tho vatuo tf The ,,acpn or' ~
ported WIS $5,isl,5aa: tho gaIn In fresh lmof va
s1,No90 In pork E8o0,ooo, aud In 1uttcr slsons
a1f11
, 1880-03-18

IT Is affirmed that, for Tho first tinc s1nro
tho sssys 0f Joseph OF Holy Writ, IL Juw hns ),t
boon appointed to high position It, the serYico
Of tho KhtNllye Of Egypt Whothor Tho statn.
ment Is lttorally correct or not tho fact involved
fs Of such rure occtirronco that 1t Is worth
,.rt ttr.,n
, 1880-03-18

TIE Agricultural Department estimates
the increase In the ynluo Vt tho crops ralsett
in 1870 over tt,oso Ut tho previous year ut
S415,O0o, ,000. The prico OF real estate las
been enhanced during thu snme tanu about
st 600. 0U.
, 1880-03-18

AfEEul.E Thurman movement has been
started IN Obio by the Cleveland t'lata1edetr and
tho now Democratic duly at Coluulbua. It Is
stlspected with reason, that this enterprise. ltko
tho Palmer boom ln llllnols. II simply coYer tor
sam Tliden'a dcags,s gu tho delegation He Gun
capture Btates by using fayorit soas ~ dummies
much easier than by coming forward On bis uwn
merits as canddAtc
, 1880-03-18

TIE faction fuss III the Twelfth 'Vnrtl con-
sttnuGs unnbated. ,Whnt'g tho use trying to ston
it? Lot 'om both run, und 1t will holp 10 bring
out q full Yotc.
, 1880-03-18

IT las been asserted by tho thfrd.term
bnawlcrs TINT t,laimo would not get vote in tho
Chicago Convention frnn, New Hampshire. This
item wonitl ,1cci'eAly Indicate thas ho WAS tho
chnico of minority ut tho Republicans OF Tint
State. Town elections were held IN New fIamp-
stlro Marcl Il, alul tho editor Of tho Nashua
Telegraph 1nndo arrangements to ol,tntn m OK
prcsalon If Presidential preferences from Rc-
puhltcnns ut ttowil-meotings. Tho result Is thus
an.uneel: ..
Voting. cnrsis svpro sent to m rfflcer 1f tho TO-
pul,lttal ElMf1 in enc town, With the Bp0ofnl re-
gnest thnt tic tt,arking should represent iatriy
tho preferences Of the Republicans thcro. BO
towns, III all ngKrcgItIn9 8,Ess, divided lis fol-
t.S.,a
, 1880-03-18

FIVE HUNDRED Insurgents al,d ITO stands
Of arms have been cuptutcd by tho Cuban
authorities.