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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-06
Boston Testimony,

Last winter, while in Trenton, N. j., Ipro-
cured six bottles "Londoa Hair Color Re-
sforer," which like very much, in fact bet
ter than anything l have used for the last
nine years. If you please, send me one doz-
en- bottles, {. o. d., care of w. S. Folger &
Co., Druggists, No. 723 fremont ST., Bos-
ton.
Respectfully yOurS ADA RAEER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-06
Respectfully yours, ADA BAKER.

NO D? Rutland, Square.
London Hair Color Restorer is sold bv all
druggists at 20 cents bottle or six bottles
for 81. Geo. c. Good" n 4 Co., Boston.
Wholesale agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-06
WARD 9.

This finishes the ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-06

.<R. W. FILES. Esq. of Unity, is agent for the
Kennebec Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-06

hes"Ne reiating TO pilot laws and removal
of distractions from East river. New York.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House resumed consideration of the
bill to authorize the Treasurer of State To
procure loan, under consideration when the
House adjourned.
Mr.. SIMoSToN of Rockland, said the ocn-
tleman from Bangor Mr.. Hatch was Obliged
to be absent this afternoon. and he moved to
table the bill and assign it for Tuesday.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. BRADsrREEr of Bridgton, moved to
amend the amendment so that the bonds shall
become due in two, four and six wears, and
advocated his motion.
Mr. You've of Brunswick opposed.
Mr.. SrRoUL of Veazie, took the ground
that the State should pay its bills as it goes
along He cited his own town which had
adopted this plan by advice Of Judge Peters
and at the close Of the war were out of debt
with sSOo0in the treasury.
Mr.. Hill Of Exeter. favored tho armand
Mr. D'ckEr of Fl Kent opposed the amend
ment.
Inc amendment to the amendment was 70.
jected by vote Of 80 to So.
The amendment offered BY Mr.. HArcH was
then rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. RowELL Of Haliovell. an
amendment was adopted so that bonds of the
denomination Of $500 shall be Issued.
on motion of Mr.. INGALLS, Of Wiscasset IL
was further amended 80 that the bonds shall
NOT De sold At less than par. The bill was then
passed to be engrossed.
On motion Mr.. McKussck Of Calais. hill
an act to punish tramps BY imprisonment
IN State Prison At hard labor was taken
up, and ON motion of the same gentleman the
9th section was stricken out. This section
provides for reward Of $40 for the Arrest and
conviction Of a tramp
Nj. PLAIsrED Of Lincoln, moved to strike
out sections, one and four.
M: VE.auL Of Portland, opposed. He
said the bill was almost identical With the
, 1880-12-08

THE Roy. Dr.. ]. Ambrose Wight, we'll
known to All our older oit!zens, now Of Hny
City. Mioh., glyes to tho Now York Emn9o!tt
tho following account Of his tirst acquaintance
with Con. Garfield, and OF his lust estimate Of
tho venerable prealdent Hopkins, unieE WHOM
tho 0unural graduntod:
Thp other Presidential man OF brict ac-
Qualntxmcgt wns QUO mot on tae College Cam
pAs vt W!l!lans III lSt'. It was ulldcr tho trttus
that felt tnto M conversation with young str9n-
luUlt III blu Expressed estimation OF President
MARX Hopkins, whom DO dac!aro4 10 bo tho
Era.i!,est lAnn he hid over fnllou In with, urd
thAt he himself owed more to liu, than, u my
nun living. Ito declared further that he could
dotoct student 0f tho Doctors by hnnrIng HIN
speAk, though q strangcr.-that u, u tho mar
amounted to anythil,x.-ana that ha tIRd 10
dgtuute't two Or thrco BtranRera at d!Fcront ind
hstant places. After SO MUCH conversation,
Gsked my Strangers name. lilo ga!d 1t wAA Cur
tuld. nut tho. General agnin II. 1870 at tho
sRtne placu. and hoard him address tho Aiunui;
~? took Iotioo nf ha remarkable brad, OF
which mention Ii x, often uado, as ao slt sur
ROUNDED BY su1h mon Us Hopkins, C.lhnlp,
Cullen llryAnt three Ut the Fields, and 9rcat
company ut such p0rsona Us oau 4ocs not SOC
together very ofteu.
, 1880-12-08
Observation-Disclosures LAW.

1t seems tint for u year a1d O half the
manufacturers Ut "buttorine," and suine,
Md ant'-hun clleCso have bcon unconscious
ly violating State statute. We say "uu.
consciously, ,"'becauso we havo no desire to
impnto guilt where there Is fair pre-
sumption OF Innocence hut hereafter thero
VII! be no oxcuso for putting tho adulteratcd
stuff OF tho market on tie ground OF ignor-
nnco OF tho.law. Certain manufacturers OF
"snlNo," for instance. clai1n, In sclt-lefense,
that they mako MI secret Of tho fact TINT tho
article Is not butter, but Il composition con-
slst!nE ut nbont two parts lhrl 10 ono part
buatcr, haying tho appearance Of pure butter.
Tlloy Mlnit, liawoyer, tint they hnyo ben.
III the habit OF solling 1t to tho city
MD State t1de without brand. OF
course tloy were morally certain tl,at
that compound would be branded "but-
tor" and sold as pnre butter. But tl,oy sald: !:
We arc not tho observation-disclosures ot job
bers md retailers; t!aoy know what tl,uy buy,
anti II they cllouso to cI,eat tie consumer It
Is nono Of our business.i On the other iland
tho jobbers and retailers defend thomselycs
ln this why: "Adultcratlon Is Legitimate, DO
cause 1t clleapena food; 'snIne' made from
puro loat-lard md u modtuu,a Of genuine
butter Is better than old, strong, sour but
ter." They "know what they aro talking
abont." They "defy the consumer to detect
tho u.lultorauon." rhey take the aggressive,
md dononnce tho person who obtucts to
being cheated wllell ha DOESN'T know
md can't. prove that he Is cIloatod.
They say NIL groceries arc aflultoratod,
Ind ara indignant that SO much noIss should
, 1880-12-08


Tho treatment of Mr.. 1'arnell IN tho En-
glisl Courts Is ono Ut tho most dtsgraccfui
ovunts that llaro ever happened In the history
1t Jurisprudence in any country. Tho re-
fnsal To postpone his trial, when good nl,d
sufficient reasen Ind been offered for sucl,,
wns Of Itself n cruel and unjust hardship,
but 1t was kind rs compared with tf,ananner
III which Chict-Justlca ~ May delivered tho
decision. Instead OF stating legal grounds
why tlse trial col1ld not DO postponed, l!o de-
scended to personal abuse Of the grossestdc-
scrrtIot.. III his decision he snid: "Tllere
Ii higher far and trnnsccndcnt duty in this
Court to taio caro- that this trial be brought
to mn tssuo Mt tho earllest moment TO let It bo
decided onco for oil whether It Is Innocent OF
criminal to incito tho tenants OF this country
to vtolnte their contrncts and to impede
processes OF law, in tho manner in
which wo SEQ TINT tho 1aw Inns been
inpcdod, In which 1t probably will continue
to be violato1." What would be thought of
n Ju1gc of this country who. In response to
q request from defendant for postpone
n,ent Of Ills trial, should deliberately pro-
nouIca him guilty before even jury wero
impanclcd or Il wortlnf evidence delivered
Alltt yet this Is just what ttls Chlef7Just!ce
Inns done! It Is plcaaant to note, however,
TINT this cIlnlerlc and extrnjudclal Judge
llas been rob'ked not only by Liberal hut by
Tory lapors, md tint his Infamous and br,,-
tnl attnck upon Mr. pur1lelt finds no synlpn-
thy among tho Engltsl, people. What is thu
olfeI!se which has subjected him to this per-
sonal assault? Simply TINT he has spoken III
public meetings IN bolalf Of thou-
h+S.tn ~
, 1880-12-08

THE Presidential logic lIMpcd' badly l1l
That part Of thu message referring tn tho
conaga Of tl,o silver tollnr. The President
salt, tint silver dollars equivalent In value
with gold dollars would ".lefraud s,0 ,IInlt, :"
mud inlplcd very directly TINT tho Al.1< graln
aullars were "dufruuding" somebody. Then
lte observed:
In tlnnnc!al leRtsiaton every measure II, TIM.
direction Ut Krealtr !idplity hi tho discharge of
ncel!n!ary 01tEntnns has bfcl, toHntl by sx perl
cnce to diminish tho rites NJ Interest which
fAcility With which mnnsy c.lil hD obtnlnetl rUr
Evory leEltlInatH purli1se. Our own rpocut
eslhts abundant whenever cnlIe,leu III tlta OK
act rSrf9rua1co OF tnoneycd obunslons Is cs-
The President implies TINT The rcmonetza-
IloM IT silver was not m measure In the
direction OF greater fidelity in lls dlsc!nsgp
Of pccnniasy obligations" Yut u WIS full
loved by precisely tho Ainlinut1nn IN u,u
rntcs of interest which ho eays always attend
MEASURES uf That nature. Tho act rcstnrlng
thu silver d0llhr went iusu elect afarcl, |,
1873. The resumption ot smclc-uaymcnls
tuok place Jan. i, ts,v, md thu maintenance
Of such payments Inns been nut llndcred, but
SECURED, by tho reconciliation Ut silver,
Casldtl advocates OF Tho afAsle gold standard
adiult this much. Moreover, the rntc OF III.
terest oh pu6llu securities llaa steadily do
clined since silver WIS rasnone.lzed. III his
annual reI.ort for 1871 Secretary sherman
congratulated himself oil tho tact that ia
had been ablo 10 negot!ata i par cont bonds
ut par. tla now asks authority to rrfund n
larEe portion Of the dobt In bombs which sfn!l
bear Interest nut to exceed I.J5 per cent, and
will very likely bo negotiated nj a}S or !.
The dl'ninutlon In the rate u interest has
been coAseinporaneous will, thu cnIMngo Ut
s1e,Wo.o0 Of silver dollars. Iilu President
should bring his l,lMd tu bear on this fuct.
, 1880-12-08

nlnnders stmtlnr 10 tiiose III Indiana, rnf, H.
090 behind his ticket, md four others By
laundering rail Irotn 9,WlO to 5000 behind.
Tie practice IN making up returns, rs every
ltody hf experience knows, b to take tho
Fotc }or TIC Eftcsor frho receives TIC hiHl-
rst 4.1ttnhtr 0f 4otes. Thta was Jnne
ln Illinois, 1n.1tann, md nil thu uiheg
STATES, 20 fnr rs wc know. and tho
Democratic orgs.r1, wlcn 1t sso.o THE Tnlfs-
tiSE's tablo for thlrty.seyen States, gave It's
sanction to tho prnct!ce. The Republican,
Elector who received tho hlgl,rst number of
votes III Texas WIS J. +. Newconh, for
whom M,2ss votcs were cast, A. u. Wop,ls
received Ea177, W. II. Andrews tl,3t} Julius
Schulz 5l.o67, Alex. Unr9s 4DtHN q, A.
O'l}tien J7,a'7. William Westtloff 4s,sT. tuui
William Chambers only 40,174. These figures
sre taken from table printed In Tho Austin
Shtte"'nti', to which tic following certtl.
cate Is attached:
49,! hefGl'y corttfr thnt tho foregoing ID trln an
',y a H. H. n1ppSsls tn' t''g ORIGINAL returns
@ IL '0 aid IL s s .s1 'ce r W,sss ny 4a Ply
Aas'''' luis "a dny Ut Noseinbur, 4. Il. lH0.
T. II. Ih,wMAS,
Acting socrctary of state.
The Modification Ut thu i.upnl,ican vote OF
Texns by tho subtraction Of 7,llli thcrefrom,
which tho Democratic orxatt 70 dishonesty
docs. c'langes tho plurality Of rhoi,t aa,;D0 for
Garfield int, one 0f U,!'i3 for IlatcDek. Tim
Isc1nocratEc orgai, Is about 5000 0,lt of tho
waycn tile vote Of Seyadn, which II stole,
'lgf' for figure, from IL, o1.t tabla rrnta,l In
I1fE TRIBUNE tn days ago, being tho best
estimate tllht could bu made ntt tint time
, 1880-12-08
THE MODERN AND FUTURE NEWSPAPER,

The Rev. llobcrt Collyor preached q yery
Interesting discourse last Sunday evening In
Ills New York church upon tho press oi ts,e
PRESENT tlny, Al1 We reproduce It oIsowtleyg
us 1t will be Ut lntercst to his old partsllIpn.
ers md nlslny nf Ills numerous friends l.ere.
Mr. Collycr pays l'lgh tribute to tho ,uatl-
ern newspaper. Tu him It Is "tll0 most re-
,narkablo oulconiu Of our lnodern ctyttlza-
t!on." ltS enterprise Is loyOuriItg. 1t Is
"ulo most p0tunt power W. know 0f among
visible things" llu believes tlat ut Is u.osu
popular aMt lnore widely read In t!lIs collu-
try tlaan tho I,ible.'' III pnys the American,
press tic compliment OF tllstnnciny tho world
In enterprise. Thts Is well spokcn antl hon
Est pralsn from Clergyman who Inns occu-
Piled high positioll, nnd ono thut ltus
brought him Into frequent cutltact with
newspapers, both for favorable mud adyufsu
criticism, a.ll yet Is not oycrsta.ed, tor the
Influence OF III independent Newspaper, COLI
aacted III Ill honest aud hfgt,.nIinueu u,a!,-
ncr, can hardly 10 uyuresllMate,l. It hps
largely taken tlo place OF magazine and
printed volume. 1t REACHES thousands wlute
they only reach hundreds. Its brief aud torse
comments upon passiug eygnts arc better
suited to our busy people, who hayo not tllnc
tn Teau long articles. 1t I.as oven usurped In
large degree the piace OF tho orator a,ld tect-
urur, since THO written words carry moro
power with thcm than tlla spoken, Mr.
C0llyer makes wltlU distinction between tho
best Of our papers alid those that deyotu
themselves to soMsauun mud scandal, atl FORE
sees that this great power for good or evil
will grow better because "the best OF our jour-
mis- ,rt. n II tim tfi,h t.rntyi,t,p 1attnr n,d ut
, 1880-12-08

THE morning Democratic organ purlolued
anl printed yesterday Il t,i,la Ut the popular
vote prepared by TIE TRIBUNE ten days
sgo. AZ tt thlsty.seyen Sta.es the tables
mere substantially the sanle. The setur,ls
lsom the thlrty-suscntil State were lellber-
A'o!y fa'slled, In order ~ give tho Delno-
cratic organ fictitious Title to enterprise
aat originality. as.t also to forca an apparent
popular majority for Hancock. Ilu State
In question ls Texas. The Democratic ur;an
gives ha Republican vote II. that St,.,u II.
5,7A. 'rl.is Is the apcrsuc vo.o ca.t for t,e
eight Republican Electors. OMn nr tle4,
Electors, owing to defective ballots ul1l
, 1880-12-08

"sune" nMl genuine butter. Nor docs tho
Inv stop with tho manufacturer. 1t requires
tho vcndnr Of adu'terated butter aud cl,ccso
to tell tho purchaser TINT l,e Is Offering him
spurious article. Iiu may ply Him will, ali
sorts Of arguments to show TINT "snlne :"
Is better than real butter, and tint anti
hut cheese which will cat through
n whltc-oak stnyo M inch thick Is botter
than tue genuine product Ut tho Creamery.
Bit l'c must not lte 10 tllu purcltaser,-not X
he Respects or fears the law. For the law
provides penalty for tho critno Of tho
manufacturer aud the toalcr who cheat t,tolr
prOtluct3 Into Tho lartlers aud on To tic tables
OF consumers who may not happen to know
enough to know n ilasty compound from
genuine, sweet nrtItio. For thu yioiation OF
this law Tho manufacturer and tho dealer
may bo fined $500 a:li sellt to ]aIt ninety
days. The respectable ,ncnlbe1s of tho butnr
, 1880-12-08

III auy nuror of nnntst,n,'', .s,Hs'hs Stem |, \.
ry,at,,l "''''s Or eren rrn,,'
r,,,,, t.,,ro,.t,.
thron, r. imton.'I,, s'o heIr 10 tho russt,.
,,s cr,ntrr ' H.. - pon"laf with Til ca.a,. y
mr. In. Shaw, n ,,,a,sa r,as,sly !snsslan IN fx" 1
tcr lit al the public dulles iut h,, s.'os chntuc.
fllttnsf 10 hn. and Is m exctte,t "ech rhra.
father. "os'anl and
Ono OF our most vat,,,., u,.,
noTer sent In anything t.ro ~. ',liofs {sho
aud ]eft n n,,r,n c.,s ,ure' called yestc,das
| Why ,luos snu,mR. hnl', c,s ,.,Nn.
lI3ca i,n hsnf thn xiii
nsiSna sirSimnaa 4, nnf", .6a w w., fornst dteas,
| Wo think not. ttnh. ,,r.,,,,,,.
Mo humping ltscf ar,,,, o'y s,' hnnrs thu mnc,
for tho frtan,ttv ,n,,r ~ lus'les, and lnn,,
r-.,' ,."s' W tHo poprossnint lot,,o
Far ,ho Inrlna 1na ,o..t naaio ohes.
Boon win orn,v - ] ,sn1.,.
nina ~ a,vlftIr ,,.n." 'oooa-
f'''''s'
5tatly tfoat tho little ones.
|, kias tho blooming bal,y.
1n tho yours to cong, sbi, w,1,
10 your aweothcnrt, tnny i,c,
FROM SONGS u Tho Sou',n itg Ciu,l, 4
Thu friends OF Gducntim, wifi IT, a' Hah7.
loarn thAt tho principst suh,e,, ,,.'s w eiAd 10
Princeton nt1d Harvard Cullts,,u Ia a,tsta'sn2
tho fDotbnli championship for ,9s "a'h "oa
this important question If sn,toJ ~ inc lime
eeaeon WI 10 bore nEan 10 Tint year NJ aos na'
tl'se hafu WORK seoMs to bc In prs,uct II. ~.
noys mnse tatnors pay salaries tn tcn,nr, '.s Nv
otoeh a1a 1t III order that thoir s,t,s tunv ,'os
GOING pfone'oht ID footbail ald rowling. ~
Tho grncp)ly nctnttpd tho,,,.
ts mora ccnun,nirni nnt In sso'3 tH''s woman
atlyersty than mon reessrrI p'epafed TO ssand
tr,ttoa Il, this citr. vast s,., oIA'.a,il Illus
eira ,.to ,yua m H. ,,n,I a' llrl telling her
, 1880-12-08

rt,Y Csr,cAno THTnt'Ns has established branch
Officer for lie seco!pk subscriptions unu sdyurao-
E,ents Iolnwa:
NEW yUNk-lncfa y Tribune t}u!tilnu, r, T, Nc.
'FAbuEx, MMtlnEcr.
Gi,AsGuW. sco.lnnd-A1lnns American News
Atencr. II ltnnhgll- ST.
LONDON, 1:np,.-An,csttan Exchange, ~ Etrait.
TkxRY +. fifLLtt,, Agent.
MAsllISuTUH. u fn-t7ln r atraok
, 1880-12-08
TIE ELECTORAL COURT CONTEST.

try. wfI, l,c cy,,1opt to m, ,l,t,oa, a,,an..as
--.-----~---.W - .s
r1,, ,,,--a,,a-., ..,,..- -
ria. ..s,. nnstui'At ~ tooNt toHiGSf'
asnI,', .,,o " 'n, ,' loH9 '"'e gov
~, T., ,sn ,i'uso W " NV 1," eelo1a' 'o'e e'.l''o
,l., I,,a ,.'....,'. ~ isesso.'etlI'eS seS'et-
tor,oa an1 ' iit.a. a'..s,. 'u'Is'ia'oNe' !" plo-
,,,hi;,a Wv ,,u' "''sA ~ .s1 oo'"eeH tl.e ~
tor n',,,';,s. ~" tno l'e'oe'"ts "'css tio 'at'
n o" ~" .',,,.,! 'a..'' rlesel. pos't,oh'
WV '1eii.''''.'S "a'''''s"fl'E over tho
hptwce,, Tho ty, n,r,,,s ,rha i,,.',a..n "'Mlv..
desired tn hrinv IN i'm sr,-.a,, ,,,,,t .,,,"
which naeanf Tho c,,.tn ~ .1.o ,,'. ,,s,s,.'..
ns Il n,,est,ou n uti.,loro and t,,n. ,a,.,.,..
l,rece,1oucu uf nil ot1,.r s,.h,o.,s .rha ;,,
mtll,ca,,s r;;1;:,.,ad t,,is H., IT, ra1....t. M
intl t1,a s,cotor ,y,t tl,.,', a, .,a,,.. t,.a,
mint. afr Iundnlt s,,,,,,, =, :, ren,s. !,
ruiIn, ,,w ,,o11n,, t,ot H. G,na.,..t. ''.s
nuv n,onoaad oo,s,r,,,,,.,,, .hnsa..r ~ '
mount 10 any rnlrs NJ TIN 1,onsa ,r;,,,, ' t,'u
Democrats ,,rc,.f t,,o ,,ra,,,,u ,,os,i,, nra' 'u
tho pnsqov ~ tha nrnnosaI -,,ta ,','. "pa. 'n,s
coutr1ln1 to h,eJ .,,r, fro,, IT. s". W..
proceeding, When It cnmo tn n vn,o II
WIS. found that no quorum was ,,rrscnr
the0Iscpabicans refusing tn win Aftnr
tlls the Democratic ,ru1crs cn,,e,yo,o,l
10 limit tito time for t,cl,nta nnt f,x
an l,our for taking vote ,u,t +,,o
Republicans refused tp n1re, IN tho ,,rornx,.
ton. ts slr. Coutcr }Vrclbly s;ote,t thu
cusc, tho Kep,,hl,cnns nrn,,oscf ain co,unnI
by siienco their RIGHT III talt y Ti,v ,vn,'t,l
not vote unless thsv couh drl,nio ,rh.
Democrats found that furtl,or nrcss,,re wna
useless md Gen, KoIfer. of min rao,,roI
the floor,
II I. ov,,ro,t,r FIN rrorrou y, .,,o 1,a,1
ltcons to r,.sI.t thn ,,ra,,nsn. r,,, w. ~, 'p ~
uvn,1ltorts ~ t,o,n a..,', ."'' ,,, ~ -" .,, s.u
,,J,. =" ,..,,,' ~ a.. .o'nn''''". , A'os Mll4
,,naso an, ,.,,o.'a, 'a y" .o!s ~ t"sy
rnrn.I t,;o,, ,.,,, 49, '.so o,a"n o' w
1u.. j., ,..",',.4 s, "" ~, ..ao1. ~ .'o!s'or-
.ri,, ,' nor',,,,.",, @ao au"p4'vn ~ .''o s",s'
mi, Is d'.,,.,oI T.. "s.a aa'..E us"ore ala. tuo
,o "ass" ~ ssI'u ios wv otn'oc9'slS'
,,,. s,o' IT, ~, ,, u.n !1o"sss, w ,hlprnper
w., .,,. ,,,,,s,' ~. o ",'. WI" y. suas wv i.tce
,str,,,,,. on,, ,'n"s 49,. ~ ..,,r w .Iy . a.',
IN +t,o on,tro,,,..,, ' "''' ''o'" -" p'''''
,,,.s ,....,..
lno Mo,t"" 'eso9"'lo'l' which was undor
N"ac'".'o!'' '.:.' p,osues lo' JOINT fu!e re-
,nar.,t, ora,, 81, H. ,,'. 9,,u'. ~,
~n,.s ,,,t :. ~, ".ta y. l'secAtl
o.rt,"o., -" ,' m uo'1R " W, sHc1'
n.,,' .'.,n.. 49,. 'oses ~! t".. I'easo"1 "''s
.,r ,.,,,' 1,a.,.'a " ~ ~, o@' .ao c'l.ct.'ence
t,naa..a ~, .,,'o 10 ''sss''y ~ " soJec! ao cef'
sn, ~ r't,,s ,n .s 1s.'' 1,' so W .so t'hn Que
M M. VI tesu,ns' m1h 'lo,lscs must concur III
,hat 1' ,',a "', ,, W 's ,st :" sotes; n'a ~
s' "'.s Ivy W s,a'' w o''''l'c u'lt'l " s'al'
~ ,,'," n"e"s." W "'.'l'."''sc . aotio'f'
=, ~, e.u"" ..." -: VI" l"t"o!lean opposlllon
, 1880-12-08

iiEsrEilIA LODGE, Sn: ~. 4. +: $ a M.-Tho
s1rtttess Ai4 1oEhhF iiutiftt IN attend u rnEuAr
Communication 2s tho IoIgu "Wednesday aYualir,
lltf. ut tas hn cr1,gr u ltAnd2r aud tluIati.I-
th Mhser A1asuns Ut satGr .tg.tn ettrhtnily
Invited, fAMEH SMITH, VI, ii.
, 1880-12-08

Madison stseht. between State md 'l,enshnrn
EnHuge'none' of Ioscnh JcEcrson. "Tho ttyals
Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-12-08

Entttcd At he To,t-f1ef al CaInpo, Ill.,. a. sttonI-
tyait Matter,
Terthe henett Of orr patrons who DESIRE n tnnd
R:nGlo cnptcA ut 1Hx ThlhuNR thsnush tho mail 70
ftv9 herewith Lbs tFanApnl rniN Ut ,pas4.go!
tI1fnfsite. PR n7np.
Flight and Twelve Page Paper cents
Sixteen 1'hRe f'arar....,. cuntA
-. .... Flrftfn.
EIcht md Twelve regn PAPER. .........n...e cents.
s1l1ct1 lh&o tGhls
, 1880-12-08
WATERING RAILROAD sronRa.

The stock gamblers mud raItroad juhbcrs in
New York have within q yrnr pitt on the
stock market no less than 2773O, COX, 900 Of now
stocks and bonds with which to Ean,ble
speculates nnd plan.lor tho creduous and
u1wary, mld evcn, II possible, eacl, other.
Tliese gnnsblors md operators hare recont!y
undertaken n genpsal scheme OF Watering up
tho capital stocks Of the several railroads In
the Northwest Ono Of tic roads SELECTED
for this purpose Is tho Chicago IL Northwest
0rr, md the operators who hnyo run tho
stock OF tllss Company worry high tnye con.
ciudctl 10 water tho stock by n largo nddition
to Its amount Tho capital stock and debt
account Of tho Chicago & Northwestern COM
l,any III aay, 1870, was as follows:
.,,,ia,, Emiiat, siok ,i'''s lol .5m
rt"cs ii,;l,.i... '''''.+''..t.'''' 41:HlD
Total Indebtedness, $,, TT83 .so1
OF this capital stock $t5000,000 Is classe.I
ms "cominon ssnck," which !s stock rcpro-
sensing very little paid up, md tho recount
sche!no agreed upon by tlleso corlspirators
was to iss,iu IL stock dividend Of 25 per cent,
tho lew stuck 10 be calIcu "co,nmoM." This
tsS1i6 OF I,tIro wafer would make tho whole
capital stock and tha funded tlebt about
eQuaI. tic theory of the railroad corporations
oouIs ~ s'!at wv stea'eF tho sum ot The doot
aao au W eae sosl'1aany' Inc Greater tho prop
Wy oMheI NV! py lIo stocRiso!defs' ai'd tho
n..a"t su, ''1o oi'1ue''<ls 70 which lucy arc Gu
''I,u's' ,,.'' .... ~
4nNso ta'fo"a gamblers seem 70 act
so"n'as 11'e people u inc West ns II tley
Wure HupruInB NlM Ab9t,!llta In tho tnat,net-
rent ri thntr rnr,nro,t,,,s n,,a Sroo T., ~
4e''s ', ~ "'e1t W. 'to1NI'o'aS' "!a 19eo ~ NO
WlAt they please In their dealings with thu
nph,te. Thuv tu,,ora tho eclo,nn ,y,r,,t,,,,
rt.."a' A"'o VI" eo.e"'' WI" "14'R
gwen them by Judge BlAck foW days ngo,
thut tho corpprntious hnvc M, t,rnnrIatnrv In.
t...,tt, 49, s.,'", '~'N ' ~ ~
teFe3t III tll0 rAllr0Atl property; TINT they Arp
mero agents Of the nnblIr ovocntInr a trnst
for tic public, aud as subject 10 JIsulssul by
the public from TINT trust aa Is tho Collector
OK cusN'ns from hls Office.
1t Is understood that tho less rash, but not
tsas bF"tse4oust VI t4lo En'11oAu 4nIubleT6 IT,
, 1880-12-08

tEnve rtr'a rhrntre.
Fenrtnrn street, corner NJ Mol.rps Eneagcment
Of strhkoach and 11esa' English Opera Company.
"A1dn.f ''
, 1880-12-08

clnrk etrect. OEp,slt Ilg,r Gnust- i1uusu. 1:nsac
ment Uf Clinton JlaIra Hurlrs1ip Co.up,.uy. "Sk9i
rgtsts." Afternoon nnd evening.
, 1880-12-08

Randolph strae, between Clark md In saic. In
Enscment os John 7. l'nrmuid. "rho uuldnn Age
Afternoon aitd hvcnlnB.