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, 1880-10-30

SAL lUItlJA L, w lOpEh
IN less thnn scn minutes. md then tho wanuG
I If t c9 ",nasc uM S' oro r , t. u to cx
Of t.6. THO accident. Will" It wns ,tnfortl,nn.o
~ the rrsmt,'rx r s*rstlo "f G,'prrty, III
fr,m 1t u any Urr. ttn.lRh six pcra.,i.s l,s,l n
very nnrtnw cscnut. thn explosion dfnl fire oc'
CurrinK all Hrohs thou.
TIN NORTH NIUE MAt.c1tS0 Ct,uHs
formed iii f,enrtnrn avenue md kinzlc street.
They were rn,ti3r ntc ~ r'.tttt.R =, ~, nrrear.
lie S"rth Iy!sio,, was IS si'eornet lilo iien,os,.
,ration woni.' s,c faiinrc: fry min .s''n'.rs
stss Is fset te sc 5 wf w M".
90 .lcnso rs to nuke tic strcts aan,et in,nns.a-
bio, hrard slto IontnKo of drums IL ~ .l'slancs.
r.nl ,tho mfr as rl,,h atter e,n' arr1yed:.
is s1Scs spy rSc,e r FIFTH M te fiicosh ifhhw wn
Cnrt. Nschulas rctrir ct't1tihndng. r;l1ll'eFlNR
num- They wss1 f foMo !! Y y C", +,
co'nmai,ti. Next can,c tIo iake v'cw 1,!ari*.
stxty men. ,Capt. rho,,as !. cm,kstn. brMr!nE
while the vast crsws chccrr'I. sanc viii Young
hs,mlnms tn.,k adyantaa9 e tho excitement % %
aI,,s nc,.nulatipn tor 4 few ta!nftes bnt i -.
ilN.s'ltlS !" single ont s offenders ,Tc r. t" 's!t
SsS cos,,.y fty.'S i; Ill., s; cnss Ssp H. T. n1SSs s
E.rtGn, nI ~ d. al. fnt,utt,
WIri. c,,m.natdc y C"T'ts IT., , n5es rhIcnm,. ,n1 ,
m,ovc @ M ,t ah"sit s% WI "c"ok. hsnc,l Gy lilo tlr;t
Sfn'fy ws yb au W.. e msss,ea s'i by T. II iicS!y H. G.
| nrn!llcy, q. II. Woods, Henry Spears md Capt.
cook' ........-.
THE WEST DIVISION otuns
presented Iurxp uutl l,upttsiuK procession In It.
scf, nMl was t,n,snaic Iy X. j. Si0nu alld s.nlI,
he.t;!cti by thc First Cavalry jund. TIiey turned
slI Ash,nni nto,itc ftlti ttinruIIut eust u Nun.
rue strcst 10 i'cDria morsii t., Washington, ust
! to Cintnt,, nrl nlrtl. to mcrt tue sutith aud
| North illrjsnns nj Milwaukee, nvcjtse. Tin limo
was tnrn,ct II, tic T.tiinwtfK ur.ler: First cate
four companies Ut Tho Twelfth Wnrlt III eln,.
pjatld III i. q, Hill, md n.ureiinx III p!ntt,Dn
front, rrcscnie,i inistuisun Or 4ss, .tlc,l Ttrn
| eIllU IL wnK,,n with trn.lspnrtn1lca, r"urcsent.
jhx the ia rf us ct lss.lu sallte,l ly lfIncuGk
Nvxt Gi,iic tho Eleventh War! iuya, iM nf tf,on,
inclulrn i, cnlnr,a c,1mtntny. Yhern WINS n iMrYn
| transparency iii tho Itui tAE,ccsl: "We'i bury
tho 1jt,tluerlsy AEd tho Lost Cnils8 nuxt TUGS
| tny."
| fGu ItkstntnlH WNfG, HlituHtElttH ll1Gl1uH4
, 1880-10-30


sul,leanoy nj tl,c evidence 10 cn,sict, tho caeu
wn1 t.lnlsscl with tenvu 10 reinstntc, ST. Run.
lra"skn. ln" M whetn ho bnd ostnshc,l bin,scif. il
the cr,s,,,'l.staee', to pursue tho collrsc TINT
',"tlu,i. Silica also calls attention to tho fact
Mu. r.EoxAnp RwE7r
IA m n number or t,ntl bpnts for tho Hoo
i!s4.thors, win wcro iuIuscd III 1s71 and lied 10
curly ii lss;, N,,l TINT defatttt WIS sct asds hy
and @ to 'or,cv coIieetei fron 1sit nimY ' i'sS''
Tho default nxn',,at I.eonar'i SWEET and 1nmcs
Il ny memory scrros inc, iefore ii,ccnmc stato's
Attorney: same ting n(tcrwanl.. on ;1cta1lt.
1fs IT. wns a1s IN ,.ny mpls"tp rs 70,
that, Il Tho j'"iainont co,Et l'e, .peas. s,,d ho
sccitrr tilu ruirM nt lilo fllyltivcs fr Justfen,
,..1ti M shS stremKth nf rs statencnt whgh
n"s S clt cnffhtsy h tho s 'us,, n ss' ,ot aas as3s
ti@t thu havo rscesr;i frc'i'isat Iaifnat;"ns.
ppwrr 10 secure thu return uf tho itno llrothers:
TINT he hsltl enployca detectives, ai..l wns =.
sG'tnas s Grs H' tr e sSs,5s"'nS H sh0' "Aer'"o'
"Gcli. Stiles calls attention to tho alleged fact
that
Mn, f. 4. ETON3S
T. % On forfcfc RI , ,,. ,Ms''bond. Why hasnt be
"rhv ' isn, Il, f il,o tasc rcrcrrci1 tn VII. taken
Safs tt i W. "r o'fc vo ~ esn s vse n
aM.tirru Il 10 bp tr,ic+ Tint 0n ncctnint nf tho
nnllrc nf the nr!Eihni cnAc and other facts ctfi.
M ,r,cnt. 'ss'''' ''' ''''''''' ' % ''' '''' JUG
nTIlEn CAFES. .
"low ao%t tue e., Sn;n KSns Wl'%n Jo.
tvY Nv. 1'''s'"o'e ''o '''''''e' ~ se""sic' 'o'''
my recollection II. tho dcfnnit aRni1,.t slr:
tat t,'e e',sp ss,ias .i,'',,' :',oHl not hssa
n M np rts My IT. i,,s,ra,;.s, s ,,f ~
nrf'snn.snr" ''' '''''''''''>' "''o'' ~ "''
"%s 10 fi,r en.o of Hamilton and (}rtbIcr.
settled ,,roii thn payi,,c,it OF *So ard c,,s,ai'
stuE .Iave i, oEel, !o.'ri, III Wow ri tho p4'os
in:iuE n,'a TINT Mr. ltnlnilt"n h spent soyrra!
MA thu further iact ,bat 1 WIS te!nanstratS,l 70
t1Y Court lint the Judgment WIS mot colltot-
n. c, M,poy.tnY
~ desire IN say IN rofercaeo to those matssrs
thn 10 gnee waS 9Ssr S nsn'ssna nGf no. no.
.mM1t nc. ,, nto Ill osn " ,n wne" !, cinna NJ , WIS
fn,rt saflsfHct"ry to to PsSss, P ~ s,ats sSc. np
mr,a IN ,,s1 yxnyc H. H. ni ~ on. FL HI
\ iaaa sas nfrcs.sI, "; yirtas Il r tao
,srI ~ ons 1'atn. ~, ,orgl,s . t'
n t 1,n n.r fnr ctIG,,ac. Ip'n and 70
e n.tt & T.. DILL DILL. ~ G"!!M,.hnc. ~. Mus
Ktts an s' @ slya; i ~ s9 Mtn'nntHf nn f, .'ny
VIA tnka,t. The ircxt I ,,,arg hn isnporc viii
his counsel, ,-l.stvc NoKurf presiding. think
Ii" G"ser"or II :. .hp stn.o ot illinois
.nf the wilrrsOt ty whfrh he hnd been arrested.
unn ca ysy u .et hs 1e e.
default. | ,Ieslrc To any here that there IRE
nany ,iefa,ts that o,tgit to be Fet as!do or T. tho
:ecurd: There hrt t"o cnscs ~ sshacn NG,l.
Ain1t Il STtEttf. 1T hntn III tHDsn tnlnk lnG
, 1880-10-30

-, ~ ~, W.. u.
> ~ 'ao .s"t1ol'
!Ia!r y ltl!slr,
dwight s Hil'ottn,
EtllSnr = o..
lA1ti:ctA. ''s'fleo,
Y. ". Cu!luhs
Y. 81. E!liportaon. -
Jol1li i. Hesls;oys
J: ): NElleriilftl.
Field, l;it',a!uy 4 4 Co.
Jilltaea IL. lA>le.
William, 7 f,o;;tt,K ,,;tK s Co.
JtlI'es u! s. Mg!h'l'sllt!,
Ii,t'iilns !s. lIisc,
Elltlr!os Y. t.fs'!ey,
Gflnr'es lhty y 70.
Il; T.. Mi'rt'hey,
". II. ltlcs.
v. y. MUtirtlry,
i. +. Lesier y u,
!tenFEG y. Elarld8et
Ja!ilts Mglslroy,
!: is; t!.'lti,s. "
y, IL. Inyitirs
Jt,iln ". it''fnsey,
hltHFt Morse.
Henry Y, How,
" ": lMtlle,a,
]: =: Pctrt'!'f,siet y Co.,
u: ftaf1'lall u son,
y y. L: ttNteh,
Y. y, litl,'Elhfd,
y. f. ttosp.
ue!,rKn u. !H'y'lotl,
!. u. 6Acftv1'1,
A. +. Whoe!er,
!. !;rnfta.ti l'tlrker,
+. Y. llf'bt's,
=: r.. ibaxtpr,
y. IL. 4tt,tlGlb0its
Henry n. kitldUr,
u. y. Crn!le.
z. II. Hull,
H.. ~. Adams,
t;corY,. T.. ll1tlloyt :
i. !. ttnrt,
]. 4. =. bird,
!. y. Stevens, il.
z: Il. i A!rr!tl,
!!cllry D,l1l1lsnst,
+. y. Webster,
, 1880-10-30

4 rf:LtIE[1 1Sut1ll@EMENr OF TtlP REruDL1CAN
NATtOSAa rAHblnATxS.
Thnt tho business. nlen nra atlv1 to tho c1nor-
Rency Of tho tnGnsnn- the Necessity 1T elect
ltiH n licpupscan President and Vicc-rrcsl'lcnt
Uf thu TINTED Stntes,-Is aauwn by tho fnt!orBp-
mont 0f the ctIDtInuAtcu uf tho prrsont crn tf
prosperity given hCIuw. Thu list comprises
Aetu of tho atrnngcst anil fost businessmen NJ
ChicuKn,-mcn wi,0 arc ,slvc Ia ttlor gcfso Of
.lnty. Mnny nf the sgncrs iro Dotnncrats who
tln not ttusro tlt tlulr nntt,cs shall c brought
forward ru1,spicuOts1y lis having been xuclt.
Their frIunn nit tho 1Ionrtl knuw tlloin, nnl
know their pulitlcs Tho i!at given Is b,tt
a pnrtl0n 1T nil Tho names s,Erull,
since tlesp signatures werr tho ones obtRIuotl
by Ms. i. l.. porsett yesterday " OH 'ChAMya" in
less thnu III hDl,r nutl half There nru ut lenst
zoo mors sfg,,crs. hut tho lists bud not bcun
handed III NJ to lust crCntnu. Thcro nro over
400 mines given hrlaw nnd tho chnrnatnrs ar tho
persons representing them eFcnk fnr themselves.
1t st,atsll INT bu lost sight Of, lowcvor, thnt
there arc ninny FIRMS signatures In tho long
rolf, soIuo Ut which represent three, four, five,
and eyrti Fix nntI scvgu yOtcrs who MI acqucAcn
III this HrNltu endorsements which Is etoOutht III
its lrrvity. llGrB II IL:
"CAtl:AuU. uct.:.s.', tHS0-f THO undersigned firms
md Individual members of tho lioArd nf Trado
anca ug tho present business prt,spurlty Of tho
country. II, hereby rtesgg 0tlrsulvcs 70 wnrk for
tnH ceGtlun uf thu 1fcput!tcan GMn1ltlntes f0r
President ntul yIct- President ur tho United
Suites. We nclovo that tho auccuss or tho Detn-
tHy,,tEc l,riy In tho cushing NHttonnl Glcctlnll
wo,,hl resltlt Ia unsGtttIiis values md " Ko!,
CRIT! disturbance 0f business. mud Wt,1iltl iMp1riJ
tim it,tttf. rl1 t1rt,aufsritr nf rim SutfAn -.
, 1880-10-30
15IGIITII SENATORIAL.
JoSLFN NgpUDIATEs THE ADMIRATION AsD
THINE UOLTkH.

TuttNx NOLTkH* 49,
There ~ serious troullu III tho Eighth oeo1.
toriRl District, which IL composed pf tho co1F
t'rs Of Lake ai,4 hicIlcury, both noted for rns
decldel Republican, strouxholds. Four ye.H' ~
ago, ~hun tho Senatorial Convention was hem.
aud u. D. Joslyu, Of Wvodstook. received -
, 1880-10-30
THE DEMOCRATS,

IttffNQ TO GET uF MA89~NEETTN1,
THO managers OF tic Democratic party In this
city, by tho ald Of band of music. blue and rod
tlrc, lto1nau candles, advertising, md nolsY
crowd Of men characteristic Ut tnat organization
Attraoaed enough persons, including about
tozon Indies, to ill Farwcll Hall last evening,
md went through with tho usual performance.
The orUHd was 9,'iot; as Democratic crowds 10
Tho Chairmnn Of tho Campaign Commlttcoiu
a. weak voice nominated the lesser James Il.
nunllstlo, who roturned his thinks, say[ns It va
I'M honor to receive from tho youug Democracy.
Thoy mot With nrovorso In Indiana and Ohio. but
thoy now Ind the enomy On tho run. and In ths
County OF Cook tho Democracy would obtaIna
majority Of 10,oo1. Then ho i1arped lltto oa
tho election precincts, on tho appointment Of
Deputy ~BhcriHa, n.tho Supervisors Of Election,
cto. 1ie taskctt about tho Democracy not bolns
towards. and sai1: Any 1topubifeatl who dtaxs
blood will not return to his tune that.niRht"
rho crowd cIteorel and wanted h!n to 70 on
spsanE but ,i.q 9 sf stforptG rc.cn,, ,no,.,
worc ). z. Letter, Marshall Field. Aen Dow,
Eonrad Seipp, A.. LoGwenthal. Potter Palmer,
IT, tsy shss MSss ,sn sssy II snt f. M,nstn ns9s III. IL Pm
Moyne. and Lainbort :Freo..
The Chafrnun introduced
JOHN r. FAHNRWonTn,
Dnmocrntto oanlllatu for Congress on tho Wcat
In n fIn firJt urnn -
Mr Fnr,,sTnrth t Xiii thov wero m tho ovo IT
on imnnrtnnt .nt..ue,n"t ~ " horn so ,oswed
~ ~ ,n thnt o,a"H .us .fo IT h1eTsa H.
war from Tx Wl,te ito,,sa ~ iha NJ pcni. I
fnn,,nrv Thn NV 1,"n,,,cn, s,.rtv was nv .tr'9.
sitng row to % pprpotWatop p"tt tss poscr. Wns s Id
ali ito Fctlcrai officials ii washington werp ID.
sent for thnt purpose. The silent man bud bo.
~ VIII r. * insni n 1so % nno ,,a.,,o nHs
w@s ~" ,xhn.hnr ~ nnnnIo - tho rfn9,e ssssa
wnpo s,rt'@r thnn shnir acryeIs H ih svatrs
',. y, LILY. ,st 1e'f IT, ta
tn sn9 to 10 a cr M. 70 ueVGd snGY W. Moha
in,,c u -. ~, IN ,ns nt .no IL.
eassGm. ess .niaen.y tnls new ssno w "s. mane
inS waa ron I0f eno nntSross OF Anccso se
n"rtic. ~ I'M "n' ostn ~ sho,r u
fs s soG Ffh W. ,S % o1v rne I've
t,5 tu.,H, ~" t:r sM.. wv w. s u Tutty ss,py @ W
namaea ,s tHr,m tr fcHonao me WoHs 1o.
tectve IT. !Msa wgso hGh 1t n tha Mopunsasan aT ps.s
l.rIl'. Me ctMtlneu T.. taMt tno nchocfatio paa.J
fn was @ sS mp ,s, 81 1S o IT, IT.
low M sien M t!na I'LL "Im,n @ u" iso rotsttG" ~ 1aad
e6ok @ ~ S'cnm n"ee' AmM trTtnt! mSn. h9 ~
tno ctnwH FEY aH!nM,tM: ahGs no nrahehea W
hnu 1Ma1 ING !tGpno.tcan p9rty Wle tao secuonh ect
nasty pecauhe nt ana 10 Ioi!owtnR N me 1oaS. ~
Ern otM!ess WIN tnS uonocFntlo Pnsy WEE tne
, 1880-10-30

All tho UnltGl Suites Supervisors nro request
ed to bo present In tho yaclnt cpurt-rnDt III tito
northwest corl1cr Df tic thr tloOr OF tho Gny-
ernm Cit Uull!!nr, Mt lU o'cnrk thia morning, to
receive their retarn.ltsts, nsll to get fustcIc-
tuus reHnr1lng thoHl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22
TALK TO rHE polSr

Gar 'ta4i ueisa boy. tas iia.ef.ts-u u. ,.t AL
T-A. "a an si,t.uAi heaisI justice. tA.L, g.
the paini shrn J., .ay.
"lae Ffc.iru.s t.ntert.. D "a, I.~u .l she
iucA,rs AuI naHii 4iaii.a. f. .tae Baltimore t...
tu Halse F.f weave AMI t,ss. have the 80
AnI atF mage q t.- Collector .t.~ been r-.sf.
i.toi O. ape. g Fefsana. ailblt.h % 49,
The bead ami i-aut 3 a rtns q. ut. rtsls aaI
tAHtsusA.t .rsau. a. t.at Z tae t,ata4Aa .tn.
10 The Dem aerats party lis.r...4 70 sa.lrA.
.rsi g. -.e.i. al fas fs's.sass Z u, National
pa'vfnazrat .. u.aIata.a aa g .t-~axt Zoo .,..f
'fsf seeA. before THE ntr tfI.Ha-t v.,.ts.tt
ttf.uga the stat. &. eat -st. s,tr.t !.
a. ssathern AnI sas'ess Nafy .anI. q. "a I'd. dele
gate t.tar lfvIeri-s sut~nU. Fs..t.l. -sth
az .imH see pr.uissi be- tts Iist.fa u...e. "a
H'isr g. secure votes 9. bantam b.. r.'e anI per
frfaats o. hic. Nsu sers t.racI @. O.. tte b.I
fins g ihetf saFcfllfs a. ef ifca4 % distassai
T. saca an extent go this system q initni4atian
Asi en- erslou carriet that men b.eame tss .srtest
slaves Earth 10 thc sHfs uf oarrglnx .af Trick
Or ffNais O. cheat iLs Hsyat..eans n the state
All pafiieaisr.y u Eatial.rs .ity. 10, IT . falf
stptv-'.sa sfof4aiHu "a reference 4feAn1alatss
u - an rfst-. corrupt AMI 4tinK Iyna.tg
ihs eul.ssl. m.nt 20 a. tAat mH.t s.fr.ft a. q
fs.cst ~ FeifI-s. tar gear. tl.t f4st. BE-. 70 zoe
rag maintained 20 '4pfsuary .H Es.t.1 30 ~
The al = Dem rat f~i-tfr-' All tl...t ast
';4"rrs Ia A. ~ PRIMARY infect. Tie rs.fe.
table element q 'tr EefaH.Ieaa f.astF s4sa.-Ars
Hlf le'rt ~ geo te.aa.-st. -.Ieat fsan.fr.I
controlled Ali fc-haft rall tt ta. ..t.a % ne
rns before every Frna-J s.et % gang. -
ir4l.. o.. b .iel 4.l .It.g .4t.f. a.-.I r.
iar -r-il 20 tlr last.al 70 see q re.sIt~ t.s.r
'u''-.. taas 'ls lay afsr ta~r appeared sss.a
- .stfe f.- faAns. = ths.- ems. fsf.. artts.
hsi'. -.ust...rk more si..'.lt..f firEep-a
aH. p tss .r'..' have i.rr fa..r Itrfs 90 lu..
nrr.e '~r.H.- rf laying 'Hr NrHeHH q Nat.
tiu % .ttr ..r.-f t.r sat ..ns.as iAt aegean
10 Il
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Sc-foa rarely hear II public man who ha.
much Affection for the Newspaper Henry A.
Wise. Of Virginia. 10 year. past. when in Conyr,..
was won, 90 boast that there vas NJ, a ra,.,
Published in biz district and there are a ,res,
many other officials who would be glad IL Their.
were no Newspaper TO inform the public a. 10
what they are doing. II may be a hackney .1
preston, but il Is true one. that the nsuspapers
are the sentinels on the watch towers of liberty
and good government. A great many men in
public life have no respeet for the people or pub.
lie opinion. and they curse the paper, because the
papers hold them up. in a degree, 10 their public
or representative duty. !, Is true there are
srsA, many papers that are not particularly al.
miraele. Some are eOwsrdly. some are weak, some
are parasites, some are vulgar. some are ever
ready TO crook the supple hinges Of the Knee
that thrift may foIIo~ f.wBing; but then there
are some that are manly. truthful faithful TO duty
and willing to take a fair responsibility in their
duty TO the public. II Is this latter Kind tina,
sssh nen as Ben. Butler detest, because they can
neither be purchased nor siIsneed. A free. bold.
honest press Is one d the chief supports Of our
free institutions, however ambitious public men
may Affect 10 sPurn Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

rS-Ihe Denaera'.e gee. aa.a.raf .,i.-,
'--"a- - hani After 'he e.--..,s. ....,ir -.-s
'1- hsras..-ah senate arp.il,e! .amta.,... =.
eo''ier ~ '11.esi = s.aatas th- .sri.r.i ,.-s
ia the f.'srs. a Bill ~h..b gaze each -..,s D..
90 .. is- 90 Fl.-a ~. the 'e..tiaa.s o. o r.,
u.af fsi4ra. Has i-.asi. sliel ss.l ree.i..l tie
'aPP''i u asaay d: tie Dema-rafi- @sn.,o,.. aud
"a paced. T. "a then zen, o. ias iI.g.s. shi-b
va e9s;fai.si By the Dsia craft. ALL referred q,
e'aa'ttsa Il tia; b.,ly. ~hsrs u del psaes.
~ HsA'A. A. another Presidea'iai sieo,isn ap
pF9aehss. hs-svsr. the Dsuno-rs,ie majority 10
''nsfes'. "a caucus Asssa.blsi. have decided utsh
joint fessIuii9n shish abandon. the stat. Right.
dss'rins All virtually place, the ehals, ~ Pref,
dent AMI Vice Prs'ilsn, in the hasis q Csngrs..
whether the Demsera's succeed 10 their purps.s
remains 20 be seen ba, BY sn.elting legally elect.
81 Senators AMI Representative. they are paving
the way % secure the election Il the nsr, Pts.i.
dent b. congFe's. IL they fail /, be .ueee,.fui a,
ths polls.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

-s-ir NorA auty they haze MA; 3. c,.,l
Jar, t.taus..,ieucs. eh..r l...ir-.. g d. @, 81.
lest tae jar,s'. Last al Mr. Ge.rse " earn "a
vas e'el'sl :, 'ha; ssss aal a ia LAY. -. te
handed b, .,srA,4.a - iae Court. .,.isuiu. a..
a rrA'on 'aA' be soaii ut longer ra; ~ With lie
.z'e.'aai esrsiHs "a; Be ha' be,a .gt.s.,ei d,
le-' - .. have tae.- uAus. r',,si .a ;he ,.ry
~sec' l.rs ceaa'y as,a... D.; ,4.. ..c .. a TAR
'AaF.e are very iissrss; s-.aa tp..; .iLe,- e'l..
ci'e"serv In 'hi, state. i' a..Aa- A4al-. !,
q 1eH said Re s'y gals. aa.e :ac-..c.,,.
-o.-vl g. iea's. l-es L.! ;-es -rse.,y. , .4..-,
:s, ras N-k ---.v =,a &. y=..:e. ; Gle
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

cc-li is amusing 70 see with What anxiety
some Of the Democrats newspaper. of thi. state
are striving 70 stir up iisccrl among the col,rcl
voters because u the ias, tia; bs, one colorc man
was selected By the state convention a. delegate
- Chicago. The object Of these paper. j. plain
enough. via. 20 cause Dissatisfaction among color
81 Republicans in the hope u obtaining their
votes this fall fsr the Democrats nominee or
rFc.ilcn; AMI f,r member. u Congress. There
arS few - ignorAn, a not to be ablc 10 see the
;Fiek anI ic~rr siiil ~ho viii ali,w thcnsc,e. t.
eS ropei iuio ihe pemocra,i, camp by any such
nousensicai twaliie
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Hon. Francis \. Walker, superintendent Of the
eensu', the work q taking the census. instead II
commencing tho htst Monday in June 7,h proK }
will commence June lsi. and enumsrator. will he
allowed the entire month in which g. complete
their abprs. Instead Il being required 10 finish
the W'fk in three weeks. The eoInpen sAtioh Of
saumera,ors will be : cent. per name. instead of
p cents and i2l cents for each farm, instead %
10 cents. Other material change. have been made
IN the compensation 10 be paid enumsrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

THr So. tSsrfs~ttt Ba.f.H. IN, b. q. haze
'sslai-etntsnnial ~htsh ~ the bsneai 81 the
suisa-a~t DO @traan4ei q. b. ..isbfatian 9TH.
ei;y'' ne a4nlf-.i All ff.s,4 h.-'A SIS d 90.
a.ay Iaire anything from tae .-afAsist fiL. gen
tlsusn IN. base the matter in -lAfre ihe event
rili - celebrated ia manner t4ih Ilsutss,l ani
impf-ssife II is g. take place early 10 p.tsbsf
ant msasufes have ALREADY t"sn taken g. --rufs
proper ob.srvancs e th. .,ces.isn. uus ai the
leading fsatstes -iii - grant civic pr,-r.ttan
% the arts ami Industries - aur etty ~ the
abiiity q our people 10 iarutsh material for sarh
disFlay ~ me eau have any doubt puf cots
rsns all take Pfiis N making th,s feature one =
special M gnihrsn~r. This psft .fftsr rnrramuls
has been piaeet 30 the charge ~ the Maryland
Institute. Hhirh seems 90 every WAY advantageous
enc Ihis al 70 Al pfeasisH vhen our citF -i.i
b" bf"ught f"fY prominently before tho rsuntrs.
ani - aecariingly hshpates hsr people that .hs
should appear 10 the mos, adv autase.us manner
pDssihls Il ~puli bs a fttins opportunity 81 -
firth the many advantage. - BaItimlr.. both y.
commercial centre AMI q. convenient ,csI..ft.
In fespe-i Mt only q the southern e.i aisaofthe
Western trade. us posse.s great ads autaes ia the
matter q di.'ancs over Philadelphia and Nss
York. Our haFbpT - sxcsllent. aud the terminal
iaciiitiss unsurpa.sed. II wuuil be highly dssif
able {" bring these facts prominently iursafi Al
the esisbraiion q the eitys birthday, thus com.
bining historic memories With the current srsnis
Of the day. Should these sggssstions commend
themselves % the Judgment 81 the mercantile CON.
manity, u u not too ~ take definite steps 10
carry them into sfieci.-Mor=,=8 Herald.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22
LoNGNEcKER BROS. Editor, 4 rropr..

sso-on Monday last the Baltimore San entered
on the forty fourth year Of it, existence. The
paper Is 50 well known and 50 popular with all
classes that to say anything in its praise seems
useless, hut must congratulate it. propric,ors
on their successful efforts TO keep the San up to
the proper standard Of it, professions and in
making il wha; /; really ia paper for the people.
Is business success the San has had lev EQUALS
in the newspaper world. and this Is OWN. to the
tao; Ani sasaci,y Of its senior proprietor. ably
seconded by his sous. who are business men in the
striciest sense " the tenn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22
rNThe "rrs

jco-The great" boa, race at Washington "a
Wednesday, between IIahlan. Of Canada, and
Courtney 81 New York State, for prize Of ~. 600
vas the biggest farce witnessed in tbi. country
for some time. both men appeared a, the start
ing point but before they had gone quarter Of a
mile Courtney ,hrsw up the race and IIanian
roWed Ieisurely over the course aad won the prize
Courtney friends say he sick, bat the general
opinion Is that he sold the race. Il is estimated
that ut least one hundred thousand people were
present 20 witness the contest.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Nor Too HirrI.-Ii would appear that the
alleged arrangement made be,ween Me.srs. Tai.
bolt. Walker aud johnson. Il ,hi, county pub.
l'hsd in these columns last week. doe. not pleas.
every body. The Westminster Bssoe,a,,e Ad.s.
rate Of last week says:
''it would seem ths, our Baltimore counts
friends are arranging in advance. aud without
consultation With the other counties. the afairs Il
the Second Congregational district. aud are parcel
Ing out 10 Themselves all the positions Of honor
within the gin of the district J. =. e. Talbott /.
g. be returned 60 Congress. wiimot Johnson. u
the twelfth district. IL o. 10 a delegate o. the
National ConVention. aud Patrick n. Walker. Il
the srd district, l. 10 be placed the electoral
ticket"
Referring TO the arrangement the Reisierstovn
Voice says:
'lf this be true, Il l. a pretty shrswd political
trick on the part of the three political candidates
10 force upon the people their election o. oihce
whether they are wanted OF not. We trust such
triekery will not be tolerated. Let each eanidaie
stand upon his merits
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Ec-The town of Milton. Pa, about sixty Eve
miles from Harrisburg was almost totally destroy
oil BY Gre on Friday of last week, rendering hun
dreds ofpeOPIs homeless. The FIRE originated in
large car works and high wind prevailing at
the time caused it to spread with great rapidity.
Between eve and six hundred buildings, including
churches, banks. Newspaper Offices, manufacturing
establishments, private residences, &C., were de-
siroyed and the estimated loss IL between one and
two millions Of dOIIars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

Jee-It now looks very much as though the
"haIins' received by Cadet Whitaker, at West
Point, vas selfinnicted All the evidence seems
10 point that way and many of those whose syha-
Pathies were FIRST on the side Of the Cadet with
slit ears nov believe that Whitaker put up the
affair on himself to create sympathy in his behalf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-22

eo- The rush TO Colorado il something that re-
calls the early days Of the gold fever in California
The arrivals in Denver a, the present time aver.
age 500 day, and there seems no prospect Of =
elimination. or course, many Of these people are
upon their way to the mining regions, bot enough
stop TO make the growth Of the city almost unpre.
eodentel