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boys and girls make money
faster at work for rs than at any
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bs 81. and pleasant, and such as any
one can 20 right at. Those who are wise who sec
this notice will send their addresses once and
see for themselves. Costly outfit and terms free
Now Is the time Those already at work are laying
up large sums of money.
27t Address TRUE & CO.. Augusta, Maine
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Facts for the Public!
The Holman Liver and Stomach Pad

Inc holman Liver ana oCOMacu rdu
Works BY absorption. Is FRO .told ID rs action
gipes aliita 1T is Honest, EBecffof, Harmless
1T is marvellous in its prompt and radical cure OF
every species of LIVER and STOMACH difficulties,
the seat of most all diseases.
1T is worn the vitals, Liver and Stomach.
1T removes torpidty OF the Liver gives tone TO the
Stomach; atyeStin fermentation and PAIN by giving
it the natural quantity of bile and gastric juices
1T also vitalizes the entire system with Natures
1T arrests all deteriorated and pois ,nous fluids in
the Stomach, and thus prevents their entering the
1T absorbs from the body every particle Of blood
poison, whether bilious, malaria or medicinal, and
leaves the wearer III perfect health.
1T is the most wonderful discovery of the nine.
teersh century. and marks new era in the history
of medical science.
IT is TACT, incontestably proved in thou
man Lis'ey and Stomach Pad sgW 40 all that
Is claimed fer IL. II will are Fspey and dene, BIZ
ions Disorders, Li1ey COMPLAINTS, Intermittent Es-
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CiiY Fs5ey, Da1eb Agsse, BYioaS Fever, Janidice,
Neaalgia, Kidney 1ros6les, hysgalar 1efi9a q
ness. sex Headachs, LHw6ago, .Siatfea, Pam IN
Side, BACK. Stomach, Shoulders and 4Kaseies, Bilious
Colo, Bilions Diayrhaa, Etc.
For safety, convenience and effectiveness, 1t com
mends itself to every household.
Send for our pamphlet giving extended informa.
Caution to the Public.-Bezaaye Of poisonous
and frandakeHf limitations forced upon tie Maykek by
Designing and aatyiuciplef aaseRf0eys to be seldom
re repafa.IoN of RE SfNifiHe. bnT none oBs We
Holman Pad, etc.
Descriptive Price List.
Regular Pad S3oo; Incipient diseases of the
Stomach and Liver, first stages Chills and
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Special Pad-Ss.oo; Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders, of every form, also Malaria,
Biliousness, etc.
xxx Pad or Spleen Beft-$5oo; Is intended
to cover Stomach, Liver and Spleen, and is
sovereign remedy for all chronic troubles.
Infant Pad-SI-5o; Preventive and Cure of Chol-
era lnfantlim, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever,
Summer Complaints etc.
Body Plasters-soc. For Nervous and
< Circulative troubles,
: tions and sfemoving
box, a5c; boxes, $I.25 { Sick Headaches,
nuinbness of extremities etc.
Sent by mall free Of postage, receipt OF price.
Wholesale and Retail Depot, &
iS4 Madison ST., Cor. Clark, Chicago, III.
T.. BATES & HANLEY,
AIanaAers for the Northwest
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01

any kind, short course OF this medicine viii Ne
store the Lost functions and procure health and hap
plnees where before was dependency and gloom
Inc specihc medicine is being used with wonderful
success.
Pamphlet sent FREQ to all. Write for them and
Price Specific, sI0o per package, or six pac ksges
Tor to.Oo. Will be sent by mail receipt CT money
Adlress all orders, J. b. SIMPSONS MEDICINE CO.
Nos. l0{ and log Main St.. Buffalo, N. Y.
II Bold Ia Lane 4ster BY all druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01

et
Are the most cf
@ctiye and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01
FNu u lFNN 4, IooN
Published March 10, 1850. I
CHAPTER 1a9


AN ACT to amend section three thousand
ihree hundred and thirty-one of chapter
one hundred and forty three of the revised
statutes, entitled liens upon logs aud tim,
Der
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
seuted in senate and assembly, do enact
as follows
Section /. Section three thousand three
hundred and thirty-one of chapter one hun
bred and forty-thrse of the revised statutes
is hereby amended by adding thereto the fol.
lowing: For such supplies, materials. labor
or services furnished or done 10 the fourth
lumber district, the claim for lien mentioned
ia this section, shall be fled in the Office of
the lumber Inspector of said district and
such lumber inspector shall receive twenty
five cents for filing each such claim for lien,
and FOR certified copies thereof the fees al
lawea y law for certified copies Of papers
TO clerks Of circuit courts.
Section >. All acts or parts facts incon-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01
iVNcu maTcu 10, lcoU
Published March l6, 1850
CHAPTER IaJ


AN ACT to amend section three thousand
three hundred and sixty eight of chapter
one hundred and forty-fve of the revised
statutes of 1878 in relation to appeal
from justice courts.
The people of the State OF Wisconsin. renre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section /. Section three thousand three
hundred and siXty-eight of the revised stat
utes is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows Section 1868. If either party shall
feel aggrieved by the judgment rendered By
such action, he may appeal within ten days
to the circuit court or other court having iur-
isdietion OF such appeal, as in other cases
tried before justices of the peace but no
such appeal by defendant shall stay proceed
ings on such judgment, unless the appellant
shall, within said ten days, execute and file
with the justice his undertaking to the plain.
tih,with two or more suresies, 10 be approved
by the justice,t to the effect that the appellant
will pay all costs of such appeal which may
be awarded against him, and abide the order
Of the court therein, and pay all rent and
other damages justly aeerning to the plaintiff
during the tendency of such appeal Upo.
taking such appeal and filing such undertak.
ing, all further proceedings IN the case shall
be thereby stayed, and the appellate court
shall thereafter issue all needful writs and
processes to carry out any Judgment which
may be rendered thereon in such appellate
court
SeeiioS , This act shrl take effect and
be in force from aud alter its passa &c and
publicati on.
Approved March 5, 1880.
fPublishsd March 10, IsS0.l
CHAPTER 1854.
AN ACT TO authorize the CITY or Racine 10
transfer certain moneys from any available
iuads of said city to the poer fund.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. repre-,
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section /. The common council of the
city of Racine is hereby authorized to borrow
a SUM, not exceeding one thousand dollars.
from any available fund or funds of said city.
and transfer the same to the poor fund Of
said Iily, 70 he drawn upon for the supper,
Of paupsrs.
Section z. The sum which may lie Dor.
rowed under this act shall be paid back to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Family Physic,
Indigestion, Foul Stemach, Breath.
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Erurtions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,
Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01

a siastie Discovery
ssd Nsw Depzzsnrs IN Med
sssl Sciences. an entirely
new sad positively easci-
I've Kennedy for the speedy
znd permanent Cure a
BIENNIAL Emiss3ons q
lmpotency by the Only
t ans,, raz. VIZ; Direct
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-01
MARRIAGE razaaE2s.
pFIINEEs Gul0E.

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed Tor DOC.
true to fe articles the following subSeets Who may
marry who not, why. Manhood, Wpuanhood. Physical
decay. Who should marry; How life and happiness may
be increased The Physiology OF Reprcduction and many
it, then kept under lock and key Popular edition.
above but paper 200 pages % cts By mail,
In money postage. Cheapest good guide in America.
, 1880-10-27
4 CHANCE FOR PROMOTION.
Who Shall 18o Chief J tlstlco OF Viscota-
nlni


Special Dtspateh to TIE Chteaeo TttbunA
MADISON, Wis, Oct W,-uoN Btlitl, hns boon
interruRntod tn regard to tho appointment Of q
new Chlef.Justtco of tho Supreme Court, but
snys that o will gtvo tho BubJout lo SERIOUS con-
dtdornt1on until aftor tho election. lIe also ex-
pressed d destto to lcarn sotnothlny OF tho
wishes Of tho prominent flopublicnns OF tho
Htato 1cforo taking aotion LII tho .natter as tho
duty pitt upon him b5 tho death OF ChiGt-Jus-
tieo ltyan ho fools to bo orc OF great rs,sponsi-
bIty nud Importance to tho lc9n! fruterntty,
auu to tho people OF tho 4tRto ut largo. Tho
Governor will nut be lott long In tho aark in TO-
garl! to public sentiment, ~ tho question IL beln9
freely discussed ~ bath legnl aud political
CIRCLES, ,Illl uy the l0cal press Ut tho StAte Tho
Har Of Jat,oav!ll0 IL lirst III tho tlell with its
Candidate y tho person q tao Hon. 1ohn Z.
sc " ar y w3 q" wiS"St Myss si 1as
10 political atiiltnuou. Mr., Cassully IL not Uniy
Il tlMo lawyer. 1ut Also A. Politician OF s0tAy
lion In tho Iuto NAtionai lsepublIcnn ConySil-
ton, aud started tho boon, 1T fayUr Of tho nonll
nation cf Gen; 0Ar!sold. Ho was prssl!.ent Of
lateh smith for Governor, and that citpuln-
snnoo. 4 ii thought, will woiKh Il his favor.
m stI, ts N fsyor q ot o " ns.o 20
ctate-J -Justica OEsanlus Colo. who bus been eo-
tlnunusy upon thu Suprutue i!unch fur tweilty-
III IL Ill., Ss yuss c"o lis iii jast a's SeUa oyotcd
r he f {fc cSof t f9n xh !. saS s
utterly indifferent 10 Whntovor tho Qoyeraor
III Mxsoaat5r = a Il 8. nowes fronas arc also can.
vass!nx ILLS claims aud !itncss for tho appo!nt-
TLo democrats contcnd that justice to taom
rciulrDs THO appointment Ut member OF that
Justice. Thu CURT ponslsted ut ttye mu1nlels,
--twa pcln0crnta ann throo Republicans. (which
ss"s x fsr 4iss'o soP y PaGtss a NIX H.
pllblcAna 10 T6,U00 Democrats, Iu round uuul-
, 1880-10-27
TIE "supERD."
Yesterdays Pti{NEEbfSlH.
Hpttial ptspateh to 77se Ehleaoo Tribune.



Special Dtspatea tu 1ns CAteaao Tfibuns.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. a.-Qen. noyntun, Wash.
ingtou correspondent pt the Gazttle, mRkof IN
Interesting statement Tomorrow in rrHnrl tu
tho authorship Of lIancook's stnte phpcrs. I'M
discussion uay Or t1o Binco upon lIaucoek's
ability Us u wrltur upon puIliu questions, a .io-
nlat that hu hal any ability brought out prompts
~ tho usual rcforonco to General Or.1or No. 10,
tho lctter to Gov. poaso, 0f Texas,
reviewing tho reconstruction acts, and thu
letter to Con. Sherman Dn tho Electoral
count. In reply to this, u Rotttletnan .lcelarul,
With great omphaalB that Gun, Ifanctck did mt
pruparo o1lp Ut those papDrs, but that, in cueh
one, ho hRa received such assistance from
THE HON. sAAuKl. T. 1LOvEt,
the well-klown and distinguished Democratic
lawyer OF 1t. Louis, as TO really TO nuke Olover
tho author OF ovGry ono Of tho PIT
pcrs. ln faot, tho gentleman whu
declared t3'uvcr u bo their author
insisted TINT Haucock's only connection with
th0ui % an author wps III copying tho,n 0lad
handiuK ospr bis manuscrtpts to ha copied III
turn and !sauetl, Or entered In hts plielal t.les
Th1x Important declaration eano from Kcntlc'
man whose relati0h to thu insiAu transactions Dl
his purity Ut Wushlnytoa gvuA groat weight Il
his utterance. Tho conversation was very fn'
from possessing any elctnents ot illu talk. bp
was Of u character 10 eonyInce thoso who hcarl
1t that the gentleman speaking knew exautl,
what ho waS talking ahout.
, 1880-10-27
* MICHIGAN.
y 4 ptMocRaT,o oyynaoY.

sptttai Dtspateh es~Thf Chicago 1tfbuns.
DRrnolr. Mich, OCT. 1.-t]no of tho moat
Bhamct1l1 snItragea knnyn In tho political bis
tory Of this city was petpetrntpd tonight, when
a ltophtllcNn meeting lit Hovan'e Hull. In the
Eighth Ward. wis brokctup by II gn,lg OF Don,-
ocrntio roughs.' 1t was understood! that Capt.
Edward O'bteugher Cnndon would 10 rrpaont to
Eny' ~ few worts III bohalf 'of Mr. Lord,
Republican candidate for Congress, who
satc.l bttu from cxocut{pH' fpr alleged COM
pliclty In tho fon'an outhk4aks In Manchester,
England. Tho opposition feasod' the effect
tho eloquent lrtsa1nan nssht haye upon
hia countrytncn md made 'tlciiborato psopare-
tons for an outbreak. Capt. Cpndon was not
present, but when qthor apoakers attempted 10
addrcsi ths meeting large gang o. Daasossatio
strEkor4 marched in. and BY cheers for Hancock
and othor totay Interruptions completely
drowned the speakcFs' soees. Appcala for tho
exerctss OF tho right Of fFoo speech proving
fruttlees, and not desiring il peraonal co1tlict,
the lsudubilcens quietly wlthdrow, Oao OF tho
leaders Of the gang then Jumped upoi, q tab!a
and eoinnlencels vlnlcnt 'haranguo, III tho
Mttlit bf Whi1l Capt. Cund6n. who know nothing
OF tlg3 previous truilble, Hrryrtl,. HI nprunjui
fur / huAsftlx. which was hnaly granted, hui
rcNl4lng tut spirit OF the ertIsxd iE1tr4Jy er.
Pfcaitd h[a lors0siat gratitude to kIr. LurJ T}v
fEaan Of tho rlntnrx telnlnetrationa he SIa
| prevented from nluklug any pOitjrMl alusIoiia.
| FrlAy night
, 1880-10-27

Special Dtspnteh to Ths Chicago Itt,alne.
RACINE, Wis, Oct. 90.-An enthusiastic ,neet-
Ing, presided over by AID. George Il. tllckn1lns,
Mt Turnor- Hall, WIS this ovonng addressed By
tho Hon. GeorHo sohnolder, qf Chicugo.und Gen.
Wlnkltr, ot Milwaukee. Mr. Schneider WIS cs-
corted frum the res!.!et,co or d. Il. Northrop,
Es,f., to tho place Of meeting by neNry Il tllou-
sand torch-learcrs. tuany Of whom woro nlut,nt-
ed. Gen. Wlnktar arrived 1ator from the West.
lsoth speakers wero .}lAtonod to with tho nost
rlpt attention. Tho meeting hlts hudly dis
tlrbcd eonin Ut tho calculations Of tito Denio-
crAts. Tho Democratic l,npur herc this evening
publishes tho so.callcl fao slmtlo Ut tho Cur
tltld letter, claiming that It Is Yonutip, at which
tho Republicans rejotae Thoro arc many good
MOI, hero who nro not !ory strong supporters OF
Hancock, but who hayo bncn moro or loss In
ull,les! With tho Democratic party, to whom this
hoso OF frnui will proyo Just q llttlo too much.
They nro not quite prepared to bid rood by to
lcceuoy. Tho tt320" outrngo wna bad enough,
md rcnctcl Ually, Thta Chtneso-labor lettor
will kick buck Xorso than tho Cronin dispatches.
'-s >. Ia CisogsE.
Rpttlal Dtspa!eh to The Uateaoo Tribune.
la CnossE, Wis, Oct. .a.-Tho ltal,uhllcans
holl another mass-moctlnE IN this city Frltlny
evening. Mt which 1noutinR tho Hon. J. H. Cnsxu-
lay, ot Jancsv,llo. will speak. Tho Republicans
aro thoroughly aroused, ard nro doing somo
ga,ol work. Iscta aro ofIorntl freely two to ono
-hut not takun-iu favor of GariiOld's election,
md tllat Wisoonsln will giyo 1900 nopubllcatl
| tusllatity on tho sd of November.
IsETS.
5ptetat Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MfLwAuKnn, Oct MA Republican In this
city bot tl00 to e60 Saturday night that HANCOCK
/ would not Curry n single Northern Slatc. Ihu
| I>emb6rnts In Nilwaukeo aro nut betting on tho
xcncrul result rs much as they did betoro tho
October elections. II
, 1880-10-27

About yenr ayo tho musical extravaganza
entitled "Our COLLINS" WIN first seen In this
city. Then, N'Iilo tho possibility ot u good en-
torta|nment was recognized In 1t, tho pioco was
very crlllo md bndly cast Itwcnt OIL tho roatt,
visited Eastern clt1cs, WINS reconstructed, new
music was written for II and selectlons n.ssle
from populnr pieces, Its easl was strengthened,
1t WIS InslorBod by tho press a11tl bccatno pop
,,tnr. On Monday night tho pleco wns placed
upon Mov!ckcr's stage, and 1t has drawn mod
esAte!y good audiences. Tho thread OF thostosy
upon which ha,lgs tho ml,so nnd tho fun of tho
thing deals with q party OF American tourists
who arc discovered Pcnickils ti,o ruins Of m
old cAstlo on tho banks Ut tho Thine. an old
Legend In cuN.eetion With this cast!o u rotated
by QUO Ut tho party. and this lekend fs onlctcl
during tho scGoIid not uf tho pIece. whore AFRO
Introduced yotihg tttlt0ltlpl1r, Il HWortl-HwMl-
lUwl1,y Huron, Il bloolthirsty anu lnei0tls,l-
matte Countess, aud II sentimental hallAti.slnx-
Ing matt!ol,. "Our G0hllI,s" is Il tolurably good
specimen OF lts kind. in which th0ro Ii sumo
woll.Belcctctl music, soMo fnir buresQue. md
como clever dialoR. The woukncss In tho con1-
rut,y lies In tho female voices; tho sunlo parts
i.re III tho innn adequately t,0.l by Mr.. William
Gill, Ar. William Forster, aud SIR. Frslnt!s Will
son, tho hitter presenting In THO ua,1n Us clever
u bit nt pure !,lirlos1ug aa we hRye aeol, for n
iD,,H time. Miss Aiiia Teresa Hcrgor during tho
cren!ng plnys her. c0rtct solos, which aro
Wnrtnly appreciated.
, 1880-10-27
ILLINOIS.


S-f>N'&
sptefat Dt'pattA to 1he Chicago Ir1btsns.
DIXON, Oae- A-T4o wrnthor thss morning
etlrtuu co'd ana riouay' anu eoht1E"es tnat WY
" that tho httonunnco on tho icl'no1Ioah f1illy
IL mt hs as Wa8 hop0a ios. yet lae9o ehouNa
to DO calleu stteccss Iao Town - Kohe7s!y
lcooratea win fa8s. uno hpehKlhs thia altos-
noon w''s Ill tue ocrt-Aouse squhFos Inc flulh
ulltTanco 10 "h'ch waa eoFefou W hh hrch sae-
tuountcu ny i!'lg6. f4xteha'se pfopnrat1ohs "eIe
1tl.'do to brauE III tho peop'o. Tho Speakers nu-
yeFttscd "ero teu: hoean. toh. 11a"!oy, o"on
LoselDys aha Oo!' !. IL. h'''ott' uo4h A"2"n a''
fitcd lhst oVehln8 aho WIS naet ny "oonaii'Hteot
who look hin' u tho Nnchusa !!oase' III tho
evea'tlk no Was cas!oa upon NY TUG ptoul!heh.
illen oe INC toYn. aihohR ~hoth Eefo saseshl III
tho army ohlcers n5uef MN. ota Times ~cto
talked over anu its1at'eos Or WIT history fclht-
csl, espeesnIly with rvterunca TO do'i. Qrsnt-
u. H.. lietluefshott, tho ara'nshos.ooy OF
tho Happ'ha1lhocS. Ill hcfes WIN nis
celelIrated drum, pFusonted to- him w
lloracl dFeotey Tor h!s bravery ut the
Siege Of Fredericksburg. Ito has been drum
ossi f ,oas ut" te io and Sa.s a rss
poctins to make Something out Ut .ho meeting.
Tha uar.lss Church hayu SHOWN thor entvr-
prtse by placlng notices around tho Cour.-Ii ouso
Square, sDlmnor Il Gents; HIT Coffee, Oyhtoru,
oton. and mn bpnr-s sn[oou l,ns dIsplaye41 III
front. "WoIcumo. Ilro,hcrs, Wsloo.no Hero /
md Sample ploju'a rsosh uarllc,d uoer.''
A pnoosas1oN
nnro,1cd tim streots thls forenoon. maktur n
rro,itnbIe tllautny, TITO intention was to huyo
mrt I,nu. 1ngn,, 1t Tho .leput this morning. and
| tn hnye him ritlo Into town On hursubuck ut tue
tcad of tin nroccasiot. but tl,at part OF tho urb-
urn,n hat, IN In omittpI. ns tic ,Gon-
crai obicotnt tn mukup s,,oj1 a dlsnIuy' OF
h.,nko,s IN ~ s,,s hat. At non,, tho cnIunfo
f,,trnl rnartot "rr,vnt1 froIn chtcuvo. Itla io.l
Hr " vnnn, tn~r'r ,,smsx, pr,,lsan.. and out,-
rnsoJ NJ nsb"r rn,,,. r,or ~ tho ammo nn}fa,.
s,.'n II w"s vii, tf,e tSnara1 ~ Islouminuto,,.
l.u,r,. ami 1,n.hviI,. i..t w,aE. md IN n yr,,ut
rsvnrtt ,nnk,n~ lam, hI,u ,yhornvcr n. r,rs.
rnn n",rss..-,. a,r, T., ht"ss ,utnnr,tv nnrt,
, 1880-10-27
THE INDIANS.
v1CTO1,1O's END.

v1CTOH1O'S END.
Tho following which comes direct frnm r.,
Tcrrassas by coltripr wh1 loft Tho h,c-r's wv
MuxIco Oct. IT,. wns toiearaphcJ to mIIiiss,
headquarters ycatorslay, and gives ,,os.ttyo ~
formation M to tho light with VlctorIo; "''
"On tho Hth., In tho aftnrnoon, T. attacto,
Vtotorlo's bind In tho Castillo Mountains. aoa
surrounded him on tho next morn!uR, II,
Simultaneous attauk VIC took bis position. Ics.
ing Vlotorio and sixty warriors aud o1pb,non
women and ohffdron t1end, with tixly.oIuh.
women and chil1ron, Anti two cnpttvn prt,ons,.
recovered. Ono hundred md eighty nnImnta ~
dlForcnt kinds and all tho arms and pluvan,
woro left in my possession. lost thru
nlou dead and twclvo wpun,in,
Ttoro arc atIll thirty Indians a..
largo who did not nrrlvo In timo shnu ve AIR.
rounded those that fell, and they prolaby wcr,
In the drectun at tho nosauo Douita Ut t,eur,a,
Ins 1'ailorons. Although competent fur.
followB thonl, 1t Ia not casy to know with no..
t,tinty which way thoy 70, III they nro scattcstnv
As soon Rs nny Of tho forces who folltw TIM"
dispersed 1ntltnns return, shall connuulcat,
to YOU what Information thoy will give ,no o
thelr expctliton. JOAQUIN Tzn,tAssAs."
Col. Uuoll comments on this In hls .1Ispateh Il.
being ono Ut tho results Of tho movement Of ths
Uultcd etntea troops into Mexico, which ytrtu.
ally ends tho war with tho Warm sprin,
Apachcs. Hc ls confident that hG will be ablo ~
head OF tho sn1nll pnrty which escaped, whe,be,
they go enst or west. Col. Terrassns' rcpo.t ia
accepted rs being undoubtedly reliabte, tho 1t1t
reports hnvlng boon accepted With hcs!iat,on.
on ncconnt ot tho reported annIhlIatlon Of ths
band. which acencd nisnost fmpoasihlo.
, 1880-10-27
TEL EGRAPHIc MITES.

ALBANY. n. u. Aug. ea.-Tho water IN 'ue
IIudson River at this point was nrver lo~c!:
All towboats bound for this city have etpcf''
onccl trouble. -,
ITHACA, N, X, Oct sd,-A meeting Of cosn@s
stuuonts and townspcoplu decided 10 sgha :
crew ~ EnFlalld. Committees will be Appoia'ee
" Ea1sp luuds aud select saa es0w.
, 1880-10-27
"FARAIER" DOYLE.

Aho DaHAeh AAAFAls hoGn ArfcStcd
Twonty-nvo Years Ago-Xvl,a& tho
I'oorlo OF LIN Snl1c nnd Stark Coun.
tics Say OF Kim.
a TNGuuNE reporter yesterday aftrsnoon
riaitod Doyle, the alleged bond countcrgplter in
tho jail. where Ae found him englKcd lii u brisk
walk up and down tho corridur in company
with friond who had been With hm
for over m hour. Mr.. Doyle did not seem
dlsplcasud at tho Itttlo Journalistic attention,
md when tho subject OF bis reported arrest for
counterfeltlug quarter Of II century ngo was
broachod ho Mt oneo declared that thoro was no
foundation for story, which, he believed,
hatbton invchtedr0r tho purpose OF atrcn8thon-
Ing tho extraordinary conspiracy which had
been c0ncoctotf ngalnat bis liberty.
"1don't know who 1t was that wrote that artI.
ule," ho sa.d. r7sfurrlng 10 tho published Rccount
Of tho ntratr, ''but It's my opin!on that ho Vas
no gcntlnman.'
Tho reporter tntimated TINT tho sooIal stand.
inH Of tho p0rson who Ind written tho roporE
WIS OF but lIttlo importance compared With
tho question whether he WIS idcn-
tfcal with the party whose arrest waa
described in IT, bfr. Doyle acknowledged tho
forco Of this, aud saEd, With much warmth:
~ shan't tako my notice Of such stories. II
they accuse mo OF eating up my Of my own
chillroft. thon I shhlt havo something 10 say.
That would DO n serious matter to charge mo
with, but anything short Of that shnli pass b."
"Eou nro acquainted with tho Locality whcro
tho reported arrcs was lnado7"
"Yps."
"And suppose you know tho parties who
took uart In z"
II know Mr.. prad Foator, whose daughter
marrIod."
"And Bherir Warner ?"
mo, slr.''
"And Dir. Glover, who thoy soy was your law-
yor2"
"Ncver heard OF him before. don't know
my OF tnom except Mr. Foster. Tho whole
story Ia fafso rs far as ain concerned"
MANUFACTURING uo1us COIN
nud oountorfo1tlng Government bonds arc not
ths ony "'fs rasfa sys 3
81 educated. awiu1lers for whom 10 scens, %
rs 5 e avo prasss b1 ssaaiy 81 soss Gt & 9
banded !se sehemes z. 70 oxtract money from taa
tetters, moro particularly. from residents ot L.
sd!'o and stark Counties. In which are re!asedtha
.setnlls Ut frauds both arcat md small II which
thuso communications arg from pcnnlo frota
whom ho has borrowed iargo sums q monvy ~ ny
sy. 5 sf ST. t teose a s o so IF es
IVA, IT, %ssolfaqs @ H., III lsssss ;;s; ysS'95s K,
oltizens of hradford, whoro Doyle rosidcs WHEN
tina 81 ts ElausIblo ton8p's md ,arr iM.
as aiays bee tho ~ rosort of 81 largo M nSmpefs
a fboys ys.0Fs Saas Saxs~P o 70 hs ' e
pnort, n has ' 1nsnasosi 's 1 to % snsor.alS t6e:s
i"s + sauss ss C pttt"ssSt taxn Il sss
inhabitants, md Is situated In an out-uf-tho.
YAK piaeo: y faet 1ast sac, loes,ty :to a. rs