davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-27

ne notice, have just awarded tho contract for
lining the Trensurer's vault Of our new Court
House, and tho burglar proof doors of tho Same,
to Mr.. John ". Norris, Vice-Prcsilcnt OF the
DieIold SAfc and Lock Company. The wisdom
Of this selection Is manifested by the fact TINT
more than halt Of Chicagos leading banks,
whose combined capital is $l5 0o0, 900, with ncar-
~ Us much more in deposits, use the snfes, vault
doors, and locks OF this Company manufacture
in preference to all Others
, 1880-06-27
GUIlGuRA REMEDIES,

For SKIN, Scalp, and Hood HunoFs,
Ara prepared by WEEKS s. POTTER, Chemists
and Druggists, Go Westinghouse, Boston, q
Front-st., Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill. Lon
don, and are for sale by nll Druggists. Price Ut
contafnlng two und one-half times the quantity
of small, 81 REsoLyEST, 81 per bottle. CUTI-
cUlsA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, e5 cents. CC11-
bars, for BARRIERS and large consumers, 50 cents.
, 1880-06-27
SCALD HEAD
For Nine Years Cured. .

For MIC e3tf1 Cured.
Mcssrs. Weeks s. Pottcr-Gentlemen: Since
July Inst l have been using your Cuticura for
Scald Head, aud It hus cured inc when all modf-
cines that have taken for nine years did rue no
good a1n now using it as Il hair dressing, but
nv head Is well 1t keeps the hair in a very nice
condition. Yours truly, H. A. RAYMOND,
Auditor Fort Wayne, Jackson s. Saginaw E. h
jackson, Mich, Dec. 20, 1878.
, 1880-06-27

Notwithstanding the lively trade this season,
the uncqualcd manufacturing facilities Of
Studebaker Bros. keep their larye repository at
i'll and 153 Wabash avenue supplied with an ele-
CUNT stock Of fine carriages. They offer special
line Of fine buggtes for boulevard driving and
for business use.
, 1880-06-27

4 SOLDIER against an amateur.-Ch1cdgo
Telegraph tDcna.).
4 volunteer soldier against salaried profess
stonal. A statesman in peace and a soldier In
war against sabreur all the time.
, 1880-06-27
MILK CRUST


Mcssrs. Weeks s. Potter-Gcntlemen: Last
summer my sister, while visiting in Boston,
bought Il box OF Cuticura and Cutictlra SUAp for
her little boys head, who had tho milk crust for
moro than two years, and Tor which she had tried
almost everything, and exhausted the skill of
several physicians. The Cuticura cured him,
and be is now fine, hcllthy-lo0king boy, with
beautiful head Of hair. Yours,
MRS. H. L.. BOWER
143 Clfutou-st.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1880-06-27

TIE next President-Winield Scott Han
cock-Chicdgo Telegraph tDem.).
That is the way the Wings talked wnen tno
man he is called after and most resembles was
nominated
, 1880-06-27

THE Prince of Santa Seyerina, who was
the occasion Of many Of the lato duels in Par,s,
l. an Italian gentleman. He earns his living by
wing his name to brand Of champagne. He
had duel tho other day with somebody ull-
,,oxn to fame Nobody could discover the
c,use of his quarrel or the occupation OF his I'D
rersary. The bright journalists of Paris pokcd
I'm At the Prince. One Of them wrote:
The Prince, finding himself in this Capital.
and being anxious to conform TO Its customs.
sent for his valet and told him to prepare to
tut the next morning fqr the Belgian frontier:
.1must fight duel WITH somebody" added hts
VIehness. >''I have been here over ten days
NV with whom is bis Highuess going to
1ehty' asked the faithful body-scrvant, begin
nfnr to scour the swords. With thee" re-
turned his master, ferce!y Win mel cried
;ha astontshed nun. ''Parbleu!" roared the
nroud noble. ~ cannot get up even the show
# quarrel with anybody else
The Prince sent challenge to the writer. The
l.ter responded. On the field Of honor, evil
dence was required Of the journalists standing.
31s seconds took oflense, and challenged the
Princes seconds: SO there were three duels in-
stead Of one The affair was taken up and dis
cussed: more dueis arose, and the fruitful theme
h still multiplying "gentlemen OF honor As
aPerisian duel is only pin scratch, more or
1ess. there doesn't seem to be much reason why
the Prince Of Santa Severina shouldn't be an oc-
caston Of grave dispute until the end Of time.
, 1880-06-27

,,.rt diameter OF the ring being about one
s.1+er sa'aao Of the greatest diameter
aaa ,srsnus will south Thursday ut 3:ol p m 1t is
Asan 1a.,- d3ticult to distinguish him from
nov .+ar as he is q long way OF. end we'll down
a1su ~. srcst by the end Of evening twilight
u ue ,.o will south Thursday at 6:07 a. IN.
, 1880-06-27

Danger ahead signalcd BY cough is averted
with I1ale's Honey OF Horehound and Tnr.
Pixies Toothnche DrupS cure in one minute.
, 1880-06-27

Life Of Gen. Garfield, 14s pages, IS cents paper,
IS cents cloth, sont postage paid on receipt Of
price. Liberal discount to tho trade. Agents
wanted Rhodes Mcclure. publishers, Chicago.
, 1880-06-27

HANCOCK in the Rebellion was a good
fighting soldier. So WIS Gen. Garfield; but IN
time of peace Gen. Garfield is statesman ana
Hancock is not; he is scholar, and Hancock Is
not in any useful sense.
, 1880-06-27

BRAIHaRo's MUSICAL W0Rtb FOR JULY. =
The July number OF this popular musical
monthly is out, and will be found an unusually
attractive number, filled with choice new music
and interesting musical rcndtng. Price Is cents
by mnil, or can be had of the publishers, g..
nrninard's Sons, 130 State street.
, 1880-06-27

TIE Democrats are beginning to t1nd OUT
already that their candidate Is liable TO cfatlclsn
and that too without resorting to singing mud.
, 1880-06-27

COLLINS voLTAlC PLASTERS
Instantly relieve Pain, Soreness, and Weakness.
, 1880-06-27
Papillon cures salt rheum.


For constipation, bI1tousness, tndi-
Bowel Regulator It acts like q charm. Re
s.llts.. Pure blood, hcnlthy complexion, clear
heud. Price 80 cents Depot; northeast corner
Madison street and Fifth atepl1e.
, 1880-06-27

TIE following are the census returns from
a few Of the prominent cities, compared with
their population In 1870, and showing the gain of
, 1880-06-27
NOTES AND NEWS.

To the TFestsrn Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. June 26.-The Treas
ury now holds s361, ,627, ,050 in United States
bonds to secure Nationalbank circulation; :;
bonds deposited to secure bank circulation
for week, s3l5,ooo; amount withdrawn,
$4,000.
National-bank circulation, outstanding cur
rency notes, $34s BIS, l74; gold notes, 81 81,
400: revenue, $S9, 9,0s3 794; CUSTOMS, S53, ,23o,
$50; National-ballk notes received for re-
de1nption for the week ending to-day as com.
pared with the corresponding period OF last
year:
, 1880-06-27

BENJAMIN FISH, aged 81, who died at
Trenton June ., was remarkably active man
:tor his years. He attended every day personally
70 his bank business, and did his own marker
Ing: he WAS one OF the projectors OF the cam
Gen Amboy Railroad. He was the first man 20
antroduce anthracite coal i'll Trenton. which ne
Gid in l6a22. Mr. Fish died quietly while seatea
, 1880-06-27

Two Japanese students ut Vassar College
Miss Shige Nagm and Miss stcnat2 fama
Kawa, both of rokio-attracted much attention
at the late Commencement They came to this
country two years ago, and hayc become thor
ouRhly Americanized,- especially In dress
haige Nagai is in the school OF music" StemaN
4ama Kawa is in the Soph omore GLASS; and IN
the election for class-1e leader the contest became
30 hot between two others that she was finally
chosen by unanimous vote. Both these ladies'
Belong in the best society at home, and they Will
make something Of stir in Toxic when they re-
turn.
, 1880-06-27
Knowles Insect Powder Gun is by fur the be

ConsumptIves gain in flesh. strength, ant
spirits under n daily use of Malt Rttters.
, 1880-06-27

The public will beware Of a frandu-
lent Imitation OF Dobbins' Electric Soap now be-
ing forced on the market by Misrepresentation
It will ruin any clothes washed with it. Insist
upon having Dobbins' Electric:
, 1880-02-17
CONfhfITTEE WORK,
,, TIL: USE or HrECIk MONRY.

I Spsetal Hts,uteA 10 The CAIeuya Tribune.
WAslIIfGrOS, y. G., Fob. ld.-A s,lb-comm!t-
tco ef tho tIO,tso Conngo Committee has nude
I'LL A'lyerno report upon petition 0f thu liuIInn
CsulA OF New York. Tint Club represents TINT
under tho present monetary Bystoln thero CUT l,0
no practical uso Of spcoie nn,cy IN this country.
Tho C0t,smtto0 suys: "Thoro uru thre0 ways
by which q paper currency ean no MlnI,n&51tl So
as both to maintain Its otlutyatcncy with lnG-
talic money ind por,nt ut tho salnc ti1no tho
concurrent circulation Of coin, aud, consequent
iy, its permanent rotcntiou In tho country:
"FAst-l}y lt,ntting tho issue Of denominations
OF papcr-Inouey, us proposed III tho petition, to
eS0a.ld 0ycr. III this oNso con 1t unrestricted,
will COMO In u take tho plaoo Of tho snIallcr
papor-ourreney.
Secaud-By II duo limitation OF tho local vol.
ufao OF papor, lcay!ng the denominations 10 bo
determined by tho coslyenicneos Of tr.ltlo, Bup-
pose. fur Instance hut In tho gMlrse OF ta III
tcrnauonat tr..uu country would possess ut i
given ttn1u, rs lts proportion OF TIM worlds
Mio'loy-suppty, say s00,ouo,t00. Then, II tho
total quantity OF paper
WEEtH STRICTLY LIMITED
within that yoluslD, Or gAy to 80, ,00Q 00, eGD,-
0U,0o, Or STU uW, 100, ooin would How into the
various channols ~ sccdod to supplement tho
Paper circulation. In that case pnlcr and coin
together would circulate and vary ~ purely
!nota!!lo currency would vary,-that Ii, with
tAa course OF tho Exchanges or the lido OF Inter.
national tEAle. Tho mctalA III that case, In fe-
spouse to trade oscillations, would dow to Or
from country tn sottlemcnt OF balances tho
, 1880-02-17

WHY HE WANTS 70 tsE 4 CENSUS SUPERVISOR.
8ptesaf Ditpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1S0T0S, d. C., Feb. 18.-Tho basis Of
00rlon's opposition to tho confirmation Of
Simmons, tho Georgia nominee for Census
Supervisor. Is n letter a'lcged to have bcen
written by tho hitter md found by Gordon on
file in tho Interior Department, in which
Simmons declares himself Il Republican md IN
nfwnys Union man. lie saya ho wns cursed and
rcyilcd because he supplied colored MEN with
ffaycs aud Wheeler Tickets aud that he tlcatrcs
tito o(llco Us q victory over " these corrupt
secession traitors Whether or not tho letter
WIS genuine or correctly represented,
cannot bo ascertalned. ns 1t hns
never been found since Gordon had
It for examination in tho Interior cpurt-
mont recently. However, Simmons hns written
another letter. tho contents and authenticity Of
which will be accepted ns genuine. This letter
ie now IN tho hands of a senator, nnsi will 10
TIE FULL SENATE
In executive session when tho name of Simmons
GomGs up for confirmation. It y addressed TO
6osn e, s RsS n s gseass snss e. ;Ss
pues" a assn rRsHE RStsHE Il osc,d I'd 1hs Fsfq" ,d e
eaae ! c"nseacrste so!lici, a.ia d AID ~ il tbst
service: TINT, oil Il certain night, some Cnnfcd-
erNto scouts wont to his f,!thera house and tonlt
fr9n his bed his grandfather, who was 10 ycars
drugxcd him out In his bars foot upon tho
frozen ground and compelled him to witness tho
hnnglng OF his own Roll, Simmons father. until
thGy supposed llo WIS duAd. Fortunately they
recovered: bit slmmoSns III 1rotains his prejudice
nli tho BatnG.
, 1880-02-17
Testimony Of Bishop Hare Of Ne.
braska in the Ponca indian
Investigation.
1Io Declares tint Fighting 1nlinns Get
tho Lions Share Of tic Appro.
prlati0ns.
Senator 1ngalla Not Proven Guilty Of the
Bribery Charges Preferred Against
Him,


Srtetal Dtspateh to The Chttaoo Tribune.
WAsliES0roN, D. G.. Fob. 1g.-The nttontion Of
Controller Knox wns this morning cnllcd to tho
published rrport OF Afr. Price, Of tho Hanking
Committee, OH tho ntrntrs Ut tho German Nh.
tionul Dnnk, and it's structures 1ipsn his Office
lie said, In roply, that oIr. Price had failed to
,nato himself olcar or to reflect tue findings Of
tho Committee In !ts published testimony. I1o
n!so thought thu editorial comments o1, tito re-
port unjust to him, and authorizes tho following
statement:
"Tt,e Controller OF tho Currency says in rof-
erenco to tho report Of tho Banking Committee
md editorial criticisms TINT tho Ger1lRn Nh.
tional 1sank wns allowed to ltq,ltdato Its nftars
Upon tho petition Of ITO of tlio principal credit
ora Of tho bank, aud llHo upon tho request Ut
sixteen Ut tho officers OF tho rrfnaIpa. banking
institutions III tho City Of Chicago, who informed
the Controller that III thotr oplnion 1t would be
much better for nil concerned II tho bnnk wero
allowed to Ro into voluntary liquidation, Tho
Controller says that tho report is sosncwhat ob-
sc,1rc but 1t u ecrtai" that It was not tho iten.
tiun Of tho CoNltntttco to charge tho ltccciver
With having
FAVORED ANY ONE cnEn1roIa
in prcfcrcncn II ,tnottcr. If such fayoritis1n
was. prncticc1 it wus by tho Directors IT tho
ceiver, mud not BY tho liceeiysr haselt. Neither
hank havo had anyth'nK whatorcr to do with Its
management H sl1!cS tte kesciyer l1s a. possess
a!t Inc llst o. tno tetUsltn,Es q, nLn q tno Lnnk
,acs IT. VIZ n III ,at ~ , iiccgcr g % ,y 5, m fa, n
On page q Or tho report nf tho Gtnnnitteo. to.
Eothof i w,in neh IT, otnoE roa9m ~ a. iT,se a,rnit ~
X tHe GotltFollcf III fe1efohee 10 tao aualfs u
Mr, knox saia tne tiseatiEnt!oih tlaae by tilo
Iol,9feSsioal. soMintt9o wita entleelS ,S nnecns
e!ly: 40 lauta Wc.e uGE,elDpsst w y HacNpS
to hsFht nv Wcli iMl'e liveatIEatteu the NJ
s.rtei,.enes silSo e. tof G[aor ~, Ta sno
laum VIVA nat Indicted. Hut. nftyr tho faets
htfn ttc1a bfM9nt oii; ttfo Hiori tl,es not !htF.
i!r thotl, lofta l!t SOCKS 70 !ns1en G!ntno WheEo
hq thlniks. a sinElt!nr1 @ nt,r: oa
Mr.. Prt, Who f!!t!t!t: thD fert'rt h1 tho Gerfnan
, 1880-02-17
THE PONCAS.


spsetal Dapatth to 7as Chicago 1t1bune
WAsnlS0ToN, b. c. Feb. 18.-Dishop Haro's
Testimony on the poneA 1ndfans removal to-day
showed that they had comfortable houses,
which have Bncp been torn to pieces a,ld carried
0G by tho whites. Tho Bishop thinks TINT they
shnulu BIZ returned tn their honlcstcais And that
tholr houses should bo rebuilt.
D1sttor iiAHE's TESTIMONY.
IL the IVt.ttrn Assot4attd Prtss.
WAs1uNnroS, .. G., Feb. 1b.-Tho 8onato
Special Committee investigating tho cnuses Of
tho romovAl Of tho F0ncns took testimony this
morning from 1lshop ". II. 11aro. of tho Prot-
csant Episcopal Church. tho missionary In
charYe OF tho T0ncas ind othor Ind'ans. lie
testified that from tho titHo Of hls first personal
knowledge ot tho Poncls In 151Ju to tho dato Of
their removal to tho lnilnn Territory they were
iii trouble oa account OF tho failure Of thor
crops by reason Of drought and Krasshoppers,
and IN nccnunt Of r.Itls and lcprctlatfons at tho
llAnds OF tho so1tx, md that they wero anxious
sto fro1n Sish ad rras % posoes tas I'll tat % thoy
tnlsc ts,o,r consent to tho rpmoynl to tho 1nd!E
Territory, but whon tho limo ear,o
THEY wKGtE orr0sKD TO IT.
The negotiations hnying been concluded and mr.
l!lngonents made, ho Thought # tcssvntial TINT
proceed to tho!r rt'..,ov!tl was ossentia! n
Htntts aiming NIL tho 1ntlEan trihcs i thnt region.
The IDncns had fur yeara tHon suffering tr1n
tn1 tnlttfGHE GfnbS AEQ 1TDN1 1hCHTS1UG8 OF tHG
Hulk, AtId tho fr1oMls Ut tho p0ncast who Ind
lnng tWell ulaklng Efforts fur 1tloir welsur tt'
hayo thorn futi md to pr,vdo lncans for ti,or
protection, TIT Inst cuncllltlel that It would
HE yEHT TIL NEMOyH T1tEM.
IIc thought so himself, u III Wow Of nlt tho CIR
c,nstaflucs, although ho knew 1t would Involve
llNrlshp fir Tho FsIncllH, he united with In
fpcctor IEcn1htD u Il tnegrln al!yissnK tho uc-
partncnt to stand tlr1n Iii its determination tD
cnrry mt tho poncas' renewal.
bishop fiur', In this connection. Informed tho
Committee TINT no believed tho ctl,srsg OF III
st,ccttw keInblu towards tho poncns WIS
straightforward, .hNnoFnhlc, And EhllnnlhnpIU
throughout. THO Biuux, In mnk1nK these tall.!s
tfEnn tho property Ut tho PtneAS, Violated tho
regulations RKntnst leaving tho1r reservation.
but thDy wCrg 10 fur1ni1ntlu Il tribe tlAt tho
Governments VIVA nfraid Ut then and was i,ot
senntor DAwca-.So it appears tho Government
to0k tho ponctH away in order to keel, tho soux
from hurting them 7
Nlyhnr Ilnrc-Yns; it may DO lpokc.i ut In that
wny. Ynfs .k,lnw 1nlinrs anyn'n common s.ly.
tug. "Tho bestnr Ws ttrt., Tho WoE.t Wn aru utl.
inllnns who kill md stcnl ure l!knly to tt
wEE.t. rMuy1nED Rnl.-
Senator KfrkwhAl-fH It not custer u procure
trllMs2
l.shDE IInro-I understand Il Is. .,
Setiltut kir1sW.,0a said hp Askpl tho question
in 0r1lcr to hh,w tlAt Congress must tk0 art OF
tho ill,ic fnr tho tnndltoR OF fuctA referred to-
HrtuItur a4rxnt-syns tho Governments full
mrs tn protect tho p0lcaa tllD to want Of CUl,-
grAasiHilAl hppEupruliOnBI
IilAhnp lfaru-Nn: | think not. Tho 00ycrn-
Mcnt authorities Woro nfratd OF tho blou1.
, 1880-02-17

HE MAY nE KxPELtkn: HI MAY liz CEHBungp
8p<ctas iHsputeA 10 Ihs tAteapo Tribune.
WAalt1SaTox, u. o., Fvlr. l8.-Tho report in
tho Ackten c,aso IL completed, and will un-
aonhtctlly Tomorrow bo adopted by tho Con.-
'nIttco on Foreign Afa!rs, ind 1t will be ra-
parted to tho HOUSE ut tho earliest possible
moment. The Co1nnliltoo in tholr report will
cosltlno themselves strictly ind technically
Within the limits ut tho Jurisdiction eonfurse.l
upon thom by tho resolution ordering tho in-
yestlgatIoa, which waa drawn by Apklan htm-
SELF. That resolution GharKss tho Cum
mttteo to ascertain the truth or falslty
Of tho newspaper publications. az to
Acklon's misconduct Tho Committee, aftos
briefly Analyzing tho etostlmony,-ln tho COURSE Of
which analysis It will appear that Apklen's ex-
planatory argument before tho Committee will
not he!p him,-nnd that tho publications In all
, 1880-02-17
INGALLS,.
THE trrFA0iI7% nm 1FYh HhGH AnrtE

Spseta! Dhpafeh to Ths CAteapo I, ,tbrnt.
WAsi11HOrON, u. G., Feb. l6.-Tho 6cuato Cn,n-
m,tteo OH Elections lute this nftoFLtA>I tot'k u
final vote OIL tue Ingulls clsc, an 1t II ssIld. Us
us,,al, h1,s decided 10 Keep It's decision secret.
It Is learned however, that thcsc will be two ref
ports, and ttnt tho rr3N'rt ot tho Do,,iocratao
majority IL mt likely ii ho satisfactory to either
party III tho SciAtu. Tho finding, 1t IL sa!d, ot
tho resolution will lm TINT Ito Act haa heun dis
u9,ycrcl which warrants tho unseuting of III.
gaila. i3lt tho majority Will crltaciso Kannas
election methods yury sharply, md Intimate
t{lat III their 0pinE0ll corruption wits used
II securo lngals' eeAt, but that Ae llngalis}
knows nothing OF It,
, 1880-02-17
TILE FLOODS.

Special nspateh to Tho Chicago 1stbMnt.
CINCINNATI, FeIh l1.-Tho iluMi In tho 0Alo
N.yur cHnainAted ut tilia puint about noon to-
tlay. Thu oldest steamboat nun say they mover
witnessed so rupIl rl.e. IIelsrw Cit,oIinati tho
wuter r,ae forty-liyu fuet In threo tlAys. All tho
stumbling crnps IN tho Held and ktault lllyv 1Hen
Erc4tly dal1,,4srt. sfnry valuable fArl,s alo,lg
thu rivur hnyN boon seriously injured hy thu,
I,o hGuyy, rapid c1rrunt- III Cincinnati the tul-
lArAnf lnls!nrs4 M,l1ses OIL Mlter u,lh Second
STREETS are tiIicI With water. Tho danXe ts not
Hsnsa. bitll Crrek bt,tton IL yltst luke, md tho
i1itt1Ml trucks t!lnn!nX through 1t Arc submerged
is7i. Lut lot,s not colnpnra with tho groat lUo1s
Of lHE3 nnl lHt7.
, 1880-02-17
LAND ROADS
MUST HE CONFINED tn TtlR L1kE ukylxI1L,


WAsltlNuroNt u. G., F1b. l8.-Tho Attorney
Genurat hss numbered an opinion upon tho luos-
tton submitted by tho Secretary Ut tho interior
tG.lchlug Tho right nf ian.l-gruut rl.lUau to
tloyats In constructing itx roA fto,ll tho line Of
route 4cflnttly atopted. Tho question aroso
In connection With grant to tho Btato Of iowa
to sid In the construction Of railroad from BIC.
0rcyor wusterly. Tue polnt OF road botweeu
Algona and Sheldon WIS built by tho Chlcagu,
Milwaukee 4 It, Paul Company, aud aeviatod
, 1880-02-17
SOUTH CAROLINA,


WAsulNGTOS, q. e., Fob. 10.-A rpport fGom Col.
unhta, g. e, shows that III tho Democratic ca1ic,ls
thu tnen wlio wera nntorions t,r tholr connccton
with ttHsliellot frnllls Of tho lust Congrcss[onn!
Ills urnposel licK,stry. Inv, ~ which It Is IN
tende.1 10 stnt ont tho bulk or tho tmortNl yole.
This PURPOSE WIS openly advocated on tho
work thia tHG. aud something new must be de-
ytsed. TIL" prolH'stttnt WINS, however, tufcatctl,
rs !la a1ortt5 seemed tn Gn .isgllsteu With tho
political r1asunlity thus revealed.
, 1880-02-17

NASHVILLE. Tcnn. Fob. ld.-The Cumberland
Itlycr Is still rising, and 21l famlies havo been
forced to movo from their homes In tho yartous
dcprcsalonE. Tho lunlbornen OF NaaAyito havo
suffered heavily. Tho riyer IL nue foot higher
than ever botoret being utKhty foot abpve lows
Mater n.RFk.. All tho sttennlA tributary to he
upptE Cumberland nru reported higher than
uyor 1nGwn. ln consequence OF 4 continuous
ruin for th!Fty-alx hpurs.
, 1880-02-17

T1dE B1Altl1EN N1FWlf* !: =,
EyAnsv,LLn, Ind, Foh. la-Tho Aarrau River
Il ton inohos h!ghur than oyns ba}ore k.av1.
Az th eSInFy oPE tne gsqkS y an'naast
stook, 6As been destroyed. The Matus Is Sill
rising. j.. -.
, 1880-02-17
THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, q. g., Fcb. l6.-hfs. Eaton With
drew hla motion to reconsider tho vote BY which
, 1880-02-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Controller Knox Objects to the
German National Bank
Report;
Tho Structures on Himself Be-
ing, us He Claims, Un-
called For.
A1r. Price, on tho Contrary, III
sists that They Might Have
Been Stronger.
The Committee on Coinage Upon
the Limitation Of Paper
Currency.
Secretary Sherfnan's Answer
to the Senate Finance
Committee.
His Views on the Subjects Of Refunding,
Trade Dollars, Legal-Tenders,
and Customs Dues.
Mr.. Acklcn, OF Louisiana, at Last
Crowded Close to tho
Wall.
Testimony Of Bishop Hare Of No-
braska in the Ponca Indian
Investigation.
lIo Declares tint Fighting Indinns Get
tho Lions Share Of tic Appro.
prlntions.
Senator 1ngalls Not Proven Guilty Of the
Bribery Charges Preferred Against
Him,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-11
GRAND RAPIDS ITEMS.

Ed. JoUsNAL "A. Kaiser is putting glass
front in his saloon building, now occupied by
L. A. Sm,tbI. 1t will add much to its appear
sncs. Jno. Huffman Is doing the carpenter
work.
l.. D. Long Miss Hattie Condlt, and Miss
Jeuney Turney went to Toledo yesterday. r..
D. SAllL aud wife, Dr. Afford, T z. Scott, and
Jno. Donald to-day. They are going to take
in the June Festival.
Il. A. bousey is rigging up his meat wagon.
Dick lis chuck FULL " of business and pro
poses to leave beef at the door Of tho farmers
during this harvest, at the same price as il can
be obtained at his store.
Hurrah for Garfield, OF any other no miuee
except Grant, Is the vuioe OF orr Republicans.
One Of our citizens oollAred aud choa ksd a
small drunken mau last Sunday for sitting down
drunkArd was not saying anything 10 any one
The " collarer ia nne Of those kind OF fel'
lows who make their coat tails crack when
they go in saloon, or sometimes fall over q
saw buck with a " faintink ~ spell -.
The d. G. Band has had three calls for the
4th of July.
Geo. Parks, OF Bowling Green, was in towr
TO- day. All the band boys wish he would stay
Timber is being got ont for the II. Il. bridge
and piled ON the bank Of the river.
Myron Partridge started for Bowling Greer
this afternoon aud says he Is going 10 have
some strA WberrieH Tonight.
Bill Fries Is building tahlt in the Bsave
Creek Cemetery for Dan Peugh, OF Weston.
Work is abandoned on Peugh's building 70
or 5 weeks.
There was fellow from (where y spending
loiA OF money among our sal loon keepers " cot
ten 'sm up" N. O,
June ., 1880.