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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
THE NEXT APPoRTIONMENT.
The Question as to What Shall Constitute
tho BaJis Of Representation in the
HOnsN

The Question as to What Shall Constitute
tho BsJis Of Representation in the
House.
WASHINGTON, August From what
has been learned at the Census Office
and elsewhere as to the present popula-
ton otthe country, il is clear that ii the
Congressional apportionment is no,
changed by enlarging it, the number OF
members 10 be elected in 1883 will be
nearly 400. The present apportionment
is l3l il5 TO ea"h Congressional District.
The basis will have u be enlarged, or
the Hail of the House OF Representa-
tives will not hold them ALL By no POS.
sibility can seats and desks be crowded
in for nearly 400. The present number
OF members is 293. The basis will prob.
ably be enlarged TO 10000 to each Con.
gressional District, which will give about
29I members. A basis ot go 600 would
give Sl2 members, and a basis Of l5O, 900
would give SSS members, which would
be an unwieldlv body. The present
basis would give about $50 members.
The basis has been changed after
every census since 1890
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
ENQLAN d.
Heavy Shipment Of Gold to America.

Heavy Shipment Of Gold to Americs.
LONDON, AUGUST 2.-The El90,0O
worth OF gold purchased on Saturday in
open market for export to America, ia
Japanese gold coin which arrived in
London on Friday. The shipment will.
as on one or two previous occasions, be
uninsured.
Condition OF Mr. oladstone
Andrew Clark, who passed night at
Premier Gladstone's house, reports that
Gladstone is rather better, but his febrile
state continues. There have been
numerous callers at tho house since 7
o'clock this morning. Policemen have
been stationed at the end of Downing
street from nm early hour, and in ne.
cordsnce with instructions from the
Premier's medical advisors. no vehicles
are allowed TO pass the house.
LONDON, August 2.-Mr. Gladstone
passed q more comfortable day. The
fever has not increased, and his general
state is satisfactory.
sr Bsrth Frers Removed.
In the House OF Lor'is, tins evening,
the Earl Of Kimberly announced that
Sir Bsrtle F?ere had been recalled from
the Gove;norship Of Cape Good Hope.
lie said there had never existed between
the government and Sir Bartls Frcre
harmony essential for public interest.
Where the Responsibility Lies
A Calcutta correspondent declares that
it is the general impression that General
Sir Frederick Haines. Commander.in.
Chief OF the military forces in India, 10
greatly to blaine for the disaster 10 Gen.
eral Burrows command.
A Bombay dispatch. dated TO day,
says communication with Cabul is inter.
rupted, and that the telegraph wire Ia
cut between Pezwan and Lsttabsrd.
0ladstone's Iilness-The Quoon's Physi.
cian Summoned.
LONDON, August Mrs. Gladstone
writes from Downing Street, AZ follows:
Sir William Jenner, physician 20 the
Queen, has been summoned and will he
here at 3P N. Until then no fresh re.
port Of Gladstone's condition can he
given.
At half past two this afternoon Glad.
stones condition was unchanged. S.r
William Jenner is anxiously awaited.
A bulletin issued from Downing street
at fifteen minutes past four this after.
noon says: Gladstone is doing As we'll
as could he expected. but his fever con.
tinues. The bulletin Was signed by Sir
William Jenner and Andrew Clarke.
1t SUITS Everybody.
LONDON, August line members OF
both the Carleton Club (Conserv.ti,e)
and the Reform I.iberall comment in
the most favorable terms upon Han.
cocks letter OF acceptance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
Yesterdays ELECTIONS.
The Democrats Make q Clean
Sweep in Kentucky and Ala

The Democrats Mako q Clean
Sweep in Kentucky and Ala
bama.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 2-The election
for State and county officers took place
to-day in opposition to the regular Dem.
ocratic ticket. 1t was one made by . fu.
sion OF Republicans, Greenbackers ard
Independents. Verbal reports Of the elec-
ton OF officers at the closing OF the polls,
show clear majority for the straight
Democratic ticket. Reports from the
Democratic executive committees rooms
from the interior OF the State leave no
doubt of Alabama pullinga heavy Dem.
ocratic vote.
MOBILE, Ala, August 2.-Further re-
turns in Mobile county show q clean
sweep for the Democrats against Re-
publicans and Greenbackers. The low
est candidate will have 1000 majority.
A Democratic Tidal Wave in Kentucky.
Later-Fifty Thousand Majority.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 2.-The
election 10. day was for full list OF State
and county officers. All returns so far
indicate an immense Democratic ma.
joritv, as great interest was felt in local
matters and full vote will be brought
out. The Republicans had no State
ticket in the field, and were instructed
to vote the Greenback ticket, but they
failed to do 30 in many localities Fifty
thousand Democratic majority is low
estimate.
kentucky Eleotion-The Usual Result.
LOUISVILLE, August 2.-The elections
to-day passed off very quietly through.
out the State. Nominations were made
by the Republicans in very few counties
and the vote polled wss light. Circuit
Judges and Common wealth's Attorneys
were elected in each OF the eighteen ju.
dicial districts and Democrats are elected
In at es fl teen.
In the Eighth Congressional district
the Democratic primary election nom.
mated p. B. Thompson. Jr., for re.elec.
ton to Congress. In consequence OF
the many candidates voted for in this
city it will be late before the result is
known
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
Storing the Silver Dollars.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2 The archi-
tect of the United States Treasury has
visited the United states mint in this
cit, and perfected the plans for the
completion OF the new silver vault. II
is TO be built in the basement now used
a. s,or.room and will be 20 by % feet
in sisa, and lined with steel plates. The
vault will he similar in design 10 that
no~ in use by the Treasury Department
at Washington, and By the Sut- Treasury
OF the United States in this city. II will
have storage capacity OF 5, 5,oOO, 900 stan.
dsrl dollars, weighing in the aggregate
l50 tnus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
Ba wise and Happy.

II you will stop all your extravsgant
and wrong notions in doctoring your,
sell and families with expensive doctors
or humbug cure-alls. that do harm al
ways, and use only natures simple
remedies for all your ai.ments-you will
be wise, we'll and happy, and save great
expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise and good will tell you, Is
Hop Bitters-relv on IL. See another
column. Laughlin, Bros. 4 Co., Whole.
sale Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
II EXICO.
The Late Attack on tho Newly Chosen
President.

The Late Attack on tho Newly Chosen
President.
Cry or MExrco, July 22-The follow.
ing is an account given Of the attack on
Gen. Gonzales at Guanajuata. The state
government Is anti.Gonzales. and
snti.Disz, but forced the vote OF the
State against Com ,!es. When GonzIles
arrived in Guarajuata he Was es.
corted to the resldence of q friend.
Many citizens assembled TO offer
ovations, when the State troops march.
ed TO the spot and fired at the house
and crowd. Gonzales was on the hsl.
cony receiving the people when
the firing took place. A
child OF Roblet, the host, rs.
ceived a shot. The other balls passed
through the window into the room.
breaking mirrors, lamps, ac. One man.
q mechanic, was killed in the attack,
which was accompanied with seditious
rFlnA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
Baloo Must HauR,

ALBANY, n. Y, August 2-The fol.
lowing telegram was cent TO New York,
this afternoon:
To Wm. F Kintrin9. Neg York:
The Governor is unable TO justify him.
self in any interference With the execu.
ton Of the law in the case OF the urfvr.
tunats prisoner, Balbo.
jignsd,1 EpwARp MIo6SK,
Pordon Cavk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
WHEELING, w. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, $780,

to-day, and its superior officers should
certainly, as far as lies in their power,
legally and with righteous intent aim to
defend the right, which to rs Is THE Law
and the institutions which they repre-
sent. 1t is a well-mesning institution,
and it would be we'll il it should have
an opportunity to be recognised as
bulwark Of the people and of rHE Law.
/ am truly yours,
WISFIELD s. HANCOCK.
To General W. T. Sherman, Commanding
Army of the United !Sates, Washington,
N N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
The changes are as follows:

It's thought here that whatever is
done the number Of members shall not
be increased An effort will be- made TO
enlarge the basis so as to reduce the
number ot members to about 25O, " hich
would be as Large as is convenient for
any legislative body, but probably the
number will be fixed at about 500, and
the basis changed accordingly,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
NEWS FROM ALASKA.
The Indians Dispcs ID to be Troublesome

WAsHINGroy, August 2.-Ihe COM
mander OF the jamestown writes from
Alaska that not over 200 Indians of
both sexes and all ages remain IN Sitka,
all the more enterprising being on sea
otter and seal hunting trips. Those left
started on spree on the 5th oi June,
but were soon checked by an armed
boat from the Jamestown, the crew OF
which formed protecting party to the
Indian policemen. A little stabbing
was done, but no one was killed. The
ringleaders have been subjected to
bread and water diet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
BUYING AND SELLING.
YIAAnOE
Hev York.

noW otk
NEw YolK, Angus, e.-Moxuv-Eas
at 2@2 per cent Prime mercantile
paper SfS4} per cent Sterling e..
change, bankers' bills dull and steady
at 4S2t: demand at 4S4i.
SILvER-At London s? 1915 pence;
bar silver here list: subsidiary silver
coin iSl per cent. discount
GovERNhRxrs-Quiet and 6rm.
o. b. Coupons tiSsl
New Ftves.... l0
New fourand-oue- halfs liiS
Ne.
fArtnc oixo o. :..-.-i.e
RAILRoAp BONDs-Active and strong.
STATE Boyps-Dull and nominal.
SrWKs-rhe market opened strong
and t62i per cent higher. but subss.
qucntIy reacted to ttSl3 per cent, Chi.
cAgo, Burlington and Quincy leading 10
both instances. Towards noon sTss'u-
lation assumed . strong tone and prices
advanced t(S2t per cent, 81. faul and
Omaha, Iron Mountain, Central and
Union Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph leading the upward move
ment. In the late dealings there WAS .
reaction Of tSli per cent. on rralisa.
tions, but the market closed firm ct
fractional recovery. Central Arizona
rose to on liberal purchase with asked.
The transactions on tho stock kx-
change aggregated 2i3,0O0 shares, Of
which l.S00 were Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy, $500 Central Pacific. Is. 900
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
~. 900 Erie, II. W Iron Mountain. LOO
Illinois Central, y. 800 Kansas and Texas,
500 Lake Shore. 800 Lake Erie and
Western, 500 Michigan Central. $3.50
North western, 96 New jersey Central.
5000 New York Central. 500 North
ern Pacific, q, 100 Ohio and Mississippi.
1900 Pacific Mail. 1000 Reading. |. 100
Rock Island. 1900 ~. Psul. 2I.OO0 St
Paul snd Omaha, 1900 Union Pacific.
p, 900 Wabash Pacific, s. 400 ". Y Tel.
egraph, 5000 Denver AMI Rio Grande,
5000 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
! 900 Central Arizona, aud | 20 Hanui.
a
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In DfA.
The Rum % Rebellion.

CALcuTrA, August 2-ODe leader oil
the Rumpa rebellion has been shot and
several sentenced 10 various terms OF
imprisonment The rebellion, however,
shows no signs o; collapsing, ~ III. Brit.
ish troops cannot stand the unhealthy
climate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
GENERAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
Additions to the Democratic Executive
Committee.

Addiio onS TO the DemoCratic 12ecutiHe
Committee.
WASHINGTON, August 2-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Democratic Con-
gresSional Committee has been strength
ened by the addition of w. ". COrcoran
and Stilson Hutchins. Mr.. Corcoran,
Of course, is past the age OF active ser,
vice, but Mr.. Hutchins will devote all
the time possible to the committee work
both here and in New York. The Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Congressional
and the National Committee act in COLI
junction, and to them the entire CAM
paign is virtually entrusted.
Minor Notes.
WASHINGTON, August Judge Law
renee, First Comptro Ter OF the Car
rencv, decides that Government em-
ployes are entitled to pay ior public
holidays. -.
All delinquent receivers OF public
monies at land offices will be promptly
prosecuted.
The coinage at the mints during July
was A,2I6, 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
THE NATIONAL BURDEN.
Public Debt Statement for July-A Re.
daetion of s5.S7e,o53 During the Past
Month.

WAsHIyGroS, August 2.-The follow.
ing is the public debt statement for Ju.
ly, issued to-day:
Six per cent.bonds, S235 e2l 900: five
per cent. bonds, Ssh. l29. 900; four and
one-half per cent. bonds. $3.50. .OOO. 900: :
four per cent. bonds, S7SS. $50, ,I5O; re-.
funding certificates, ST. ,l67 $50; Navy
pension fund, Sli,0OO,O00. Total coin
bonds, 81, 122, ,69s, 400.
Matured debt, S6,9il,ll5; legal ten.
ders, SS46, Al ,93l; certificates OF deposit,
SIS, So, 600; fractional currency, 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
UhkkI.
Going Back on Her Friends

CoysrASrIxorLz, Angus. 2.-There 10
being distributed il Turkish military
circles printed accounts OF the Afghan
disaster. charging the British troops
With coxardice and their leaders with
utter inca pabiiiiy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
They were Playing "Bursiars I"

LAxcAsrEa, Pa, July 1.-wbils
Frank Stevenson, aged 10, and bic bruth..
Or Willie, children Of Vim. stsvsusoo, q
Colambia, were playing bu,Yiars With
their fathers revolver, the weapon wns
discharged and Frank instantly killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
OR EEcE
Mobilization OF the Army Pos,p ned

Aoohihauo" VI INV hiN' Aos'b ~"
ATHENS, Angus: The Greek Gov.
eminent intsnd.d publishing yesterday
ordinances iDr the uiobI!zition oi the
army. but in consequenc. 81 the advice
OF the powers, has Grciir'i 10 postpone
the measure Tor the p,rs~ut-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
faA aSE.
Heavy Republican Gaia.

Pans Angus, "A: the .lec,iiohs to
Council Gen.fals. yesterday, is7 k~pub'
licans and I5S Conservative were re.
turned. Thirty.tlIro- on the secDDd BAL
lot Vas necessary. A Republican gain
q or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03

PrfsSUDoI, Al %: 2.-PetS 1leum-
1ss y sstiye; eTuf 6rmsr st tl lGt q
Psf"Is ioe shipmsst; nAssd g loe
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03
y ~ OYissM

NEW OElsAxs, Aug. 3-Co6ee-
strons: BIO caryoes. ordinary TO prime.
l36i5ic. supf-scarcs and 6rn; iair
TO good refining Sis,Scc; yellow clsri.
6ed Gle. Nolssses Dull and nominal.
Rice-In eood demand; Louisiana ordi.
nary % choice 6NS7c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-03

A1Aieal kvkas On ~ PAo,1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
Saldnotf@e Tunof&aa.

&ur3porben NationaI gonuentionen
sur aufifeauns Der grdfibenti9aftss@ s@anbi'
baten NOR uobI bic poIitii9e Gage feltsn
70 uerbunfelt aIs beute unb bas gilt sIei9er'
ban6 pon beiben Yartsien. Die Grant.
Ieute finb iebr boffnuusspOu uub ebsniO
BE @esner bes britten Eermins. llnb NIT
GiIOsn fiebt es sraosiO sweifeIbaft. Babr
1T es i9On, baB Der iosenunnte @rant
Bubm In letter 3eit ffarte StOBe empfan.
gen bat, aber Oh ie binreidsnb iinb benz
llnsetbam bic WirbsIiduIe gu brsden, III
iebr 3weifeIbaft. Ser Streit, Der unter ben
RepubIitansrn bes &spifone Staates unb
bss gmpireiiaates entifanben, mag in gbi'
caso uerbsrbIi9 pirtsu. S9Iimmeu Gins
fluB wirb bsr grapau, Der unter ben Res
pubIitanern In Sllinois sntiianbsn III unb
bie gartei In swei Eager setbsiIt bat, aud
natarlid iben. @is md@tis absr tros
aIle benz @rant nod 1T, seist bic uadfoIs
senbe Tabeus, in ber bic ben ueri9iebsnen
Ganbibaten susers9nsten Stimmsn aufses
sdbltAnb:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
Uerbanbluusen bes 46. Gunareiies.

Senat. Der Winiiter bss Sunern
uerIanste grbObuns isiner @orani9Idss
gu Deduns bes Deficits in ben 8euiIlis
sunssu fir ridRanbissn SoIb unb genRos
nsu. 0ie SpOHOrb. ReuOs'i9e sseidIanss
touute tros allen &sbeus nod ni9t umsss
bra9t msrben. Ser 8eri1t bes @onfes
nS:@Omites in SstreH Der 8swiaisunssn
fur ben bipIomatii9sns unb goniuIarbieuii
wurbe ansenommen. Der Winiiisr bss
Snnern smpfabI bic gewiIisuns uou &c.,
900 sur Musarbsituns Der Ssridts sur
raideren grIebisuus bsr Psnfonsseiuds
unb s57, 300 bsbufs Dsdans bes Deficits
in ben Beuillisunssu fur bic gsbdltsr unb
@sbabren Der &esiitrare unb ginnsbmsr
Der 9anbdmter fur bas Iaufsubs Sinausiabr.
Die gOt!ase, wOSur@ aIIs absabsn auf
benz 2ouispiIIe 8ortlasb Canal pom l /.
SuIi 1880 an aufsebobsn ws,tsn, unb Der
seriessminifer srua@tist wirb, sur gss
itrsituns bsr gstrisbstOitsn uno Der auss
sabsn fir Snitanbs,baItuus bsislbsn auf
bas Sdasamt au sisbsn, wurbe anssnOm'
men.
Abseorbueteubaus. Ser Cons
fersn,bsri9t ibsr ben bipIOmatii9sn unb
gOniuIarbisnft warb anssuommsu. Die
gorIass, pobur@ Der prdfibsnt aufssforbsrt
wirb, In llntsrbanbIuns NIT Srantrsi9,
Osfsrrsi9 unb StaIieu tu trstsu, um bic
bstrsiisnbsn @esierunssn sur Mbi@affuns
bss GabadsmOuopoIs su bswessn, wurbs
anssuOmmsn. (9abi@es 8Isd basil
Rsb.) Der Yrdfbsnt wurbs ansewisisu,
cine intsrnationaIs Gonfsrsn, sur gsrsin'
barring sewifsr S9usmaBreseIu ssssn
ieu@enartiss &rantbeitsn au bsrufsn.
gta@ Ianseu DiseuifOnen wurbe In benz
Curtin Dotum'idsn 8abIfrsit sntidis'
ben, baB Der 0tspubIitansr gotum su sinsn,
sit bere9tist iei. Bel Der Seratbuns be,
gtatsuOrIase fur @siessebuns, grseatiu,
unb Rs&tspFsse wurbe Der slntras, baf
bic @sbaIter Der aufiebsr unb Spiritmsfer
tn alien BrennersieH, bic wsnissr ais go
SuibeI 9etrsibe ben Gag maii9sn, nidt
iber $50 ben Weonat, wdbrenb bic grsn'
nersisn In Sstrieb iinb, ni4t untsr $s5
bet1aqen iollen, unb baB In allen anberer
grennsrsien bis aufieber unb Spirituefie'
I'm Isstersn Sale monatIi9 nidt ibsr $50
srbaIten iolleu, anssnommsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

5inan3frase unmOsIi9 sema6t babe, 10
lisen iie. Eburman bat f9 nie Der famas
tii@en llnusrnunft Der iossnannten @reens
badIsr anssidIofisn. anbsrsrisits idwdrmt
er natirIi5 aud ni9t fir bus gontrattis
onsipifem ber 6ftIi6sn @eIbbrossu. gieIs
mebr mar er INNER, bic semd & sts
Witts baltenb, fur bic uon ben 8dtern
iberIieferts, unb burd bic Contribution Der
Der. Staaten sefeitiste SoppeIpdbruns.
Die 5abritation uon papierseIb wollte er
natiirlid nidt benz RationuI 8antmono'
pol, funbern Der 8unbesrssieruus anbsim'
fiellsn."
Die Bsri9ts ibsr bic grnte auss
fi&ten In ObiO, Ssbiana, SlIiuOis unb
sesntudp Iautsn iebr samifis. Der Wei'
Sen iberwinterts, obns erbebIi@sn S&aben
seIitten 3u baben, unb befinbet ii@ alent'
baIben In pra9tisem 3uftanbe. Die go'
bsnIdds bsiieIbsn 1T um 80 Yrolsnt sr6'
Ger, ais I'M Iesten SABRE, bas bod Elm srob'
artises 8ei3sniabr mar. @snn f& teine
bebeutsnbe Bei9dbtsunsen ereisneu, bann
wirb bie @si3sn: grnts fur bas Ohio TbaI
cine unsew6bnIids rside wsrbeu. 8isIs
SsIbsr in ben iibIi9sn Counties IaFeu Be.
rsits Miuionsn asbrsn isbsn, udbreub In
benen, bie am metffen surid fnb, bic
Saut tniebo& itebt. 5afsr unb @erite
ffsbsn isbr id0n. Das pFan3en pon
Waais III bereits iebr melt tn Slb Ohio,
Snbiana unb SainOis uorseradt, unb bic
game anpfan3uns pirb um bret WO9en
fribsr ais sew0bnIi9 TN gOben feiu. Dis
meiitsn Obfarten peripre9su cine quite
grnte. Su Slb Snbiana werbsn iebr
pisIe giri9e sesOseu; iis iinb stwas &c.
iddbist, bod finb faft aIIe Obfarteu au.
bsr @sfabr, wenn ni@t @aifr6iie nod
S&aSen anridten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
Nusfdnot(&e &ano(&a,l.

Dsrpon Bismard am @dnssI'
banbs ssfabrte preubii9e GbIer oeist mics
Der sinsn it@ten Sanser mad ednberu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

SuIamrlerI ..lS6
5reiIi9, sbs bas BIatt In bie 5anbs uns
ierer 2eier tOmmt, wsrbsn aud tn msbrersn
Staaten DeIesaten srnannt iein, bic nod
In ber Tabsas ais su erwdblsn aufsssabIt
iinb. Da bie repubIitaniids gouusntion
I'm @ausen aus 75e MitsIisbsrn befebt,
70 mub @rant um bic .ssnasenbs" sinfa9e
Wsbrbsit su srbaItsn $40 Stimmen betom.
men. MSssn aud cine Gnsabl Stimmsa
uon gssw Oort unb PennipIuanisn, md
iosar Der san3e Staat SIlinois psrIorsn
sebsn, @rant bat nod quite ausR9t feline
n6tbissn Stinmsn sa erbaItsn. Wan bate
srwartet, baB bic In ct. eouis abs,baItene,
iOsenaunte GOnpeutoa Der elmer ns9malis
gen grwdbluns bss Generals @rant gum
prdFbsntsn Der Der. Staatsn fsinbli4 se'
finnteu Mitsliebsr Der rspubIitanii4en
Yartsi @rant bsbsutsnb i9absn parbs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

Inseissn fir Yfenies, 9ctisrien, 9Iidsfpteis
&C., ais bem gsiae Der fatb. air@s supissr, as.
ben feline Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

gIe anseisen ienbe man ipdtetens
@untas Mnrsen Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

Ssiratbs. unS 5OSssan,sisen nit Sprad
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-07-09
4 Fable.

A pack of hyenas having been much
moyed at the manner i'll which the
leopards had carried off the sheep which
they had intended to feed upon, were
rejoiced to see one of their enemies
alone. "Now," said they, eve can re-
venge ourselves, and strike terror into
the rest of his family. We have moth
ing TO do but to surround him, and he
will fall an easy prey to our fury" :" 1t
will be a grand thing to drag home a
dead leopard, said young hyena. q
will have his head" said another. And
his tail. "And his teeth" and
his claws. "And his body will make
fine feast for us, said all the hyenas !;
and they laughed in chorus. They drew
closer and closer round the leopard, who,
seeing himself SO greatly outnumbered
felt that flight would be better than
fighting, and. perceiving sturdy tree
not far off, he made sudden bound,
and, upsetting several of his assailants,
gained one of the lower branches, where
he kept the enemy ut bay. SO matters
stood, when suddenly the leopard began
to growl furiously, and the growl was
answered by a prolonged growl i'll the
distance. Again and again the leopard
growled, and each time the growl was
heard from afar. "The leopards are
coming" said an old hyena, "we had
better be off" Then panic seized upon
the pack, and away they fled, leaving
the leopard on his post of advantage.
He waited n few moments after the last
of his opponents had disappeared, and
then quietly descended. "Ah," said
he, cit is not always those who talk
the loudest who win the victory. A
wise head will outgeneral an army of
boosters and it was lucky l remem-
bered that there was an echo about here,
or should not have been left master OF
the field "