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, 1880-07-26


NEW YonK,. July aI.-len. Hanoouk has takcn
an nprcul III tho three aulta nxalnst tho l,r0ptlf.
tors u TIC hot1l wl,Gro 10 buanled. ya,ilpl,Ie,
r.Mll, mud fur hla loss he a.ltd tho propstctofs'
ami ahat his ease. '......
Iishfs suit tin. Hancock clnfn,cd that prop
trly wutth .H.5 hnd bron atUlon irun hia rto'n
on Jun. II, lS14. ThIs property Included Flrst
Army Corps ljallgr. stt With dainollds:. Kull
klssot,lG laiEnn> 4 lump Ut native gold. !! gnla
lAtgc. M. O. &. l.. U. r.. mil il bulge Vt tlo
Gatety n( tho Army Ut tho 1'0tutMav. 5!fs. tla-
cte1i estimated hur lnhH ut xss,ts.5, lnclut NY
d!nGlultl cr,ss MUrth *as0: t!annnl earrlnEs.
f;al: usNsnoMA 4reasspn, .$S55; and braet'lsita
worth s:AN. Tho ltlss OF u 3ss Al Il. !tMtcoGk.
WIN tlas sltlco tllrtl w,tH esttnMtet Ut SlEl Tug
hM.st valuable. lte!n bulny gt'ld wutch h''a
ltntpcnrr.1 In Tho ev1lte,1cc that Gnu Hnncoct
hired run!ns IT. thu l1t,iU Tor himself Alld fnl'l
ou Nov. IL, lK7a Ut SING inotth With ,ntaas, "
Ut xAI ins,,lth Wthualt il1Hs. ~ ha Should P!x.
Ter. Tilo ilrHt mouth hu uunpte4 tho fut''ieI
lnrthols ltCrwltu liz tonk hiBIneNls ut the hotts
ttatnlrlht II III carrie. Tho rNns occupied y
him wuro III IN N.ljulUnx holsI, altu uHua "
thrt III but no II0ttoa Ut thu kAspinK ol sals
1T tho 9lllch fur tho prtIteca0n Of tteWciry WA
1,t!stetl In ht8 rrklnH.
Tito seturrc tieQted in zach Vt tho threo ts,sct
TINT plaIntl1Y wns mt ftuillty "Estcat" of thi
huttt pr0priettrH. All th!lt defendants Wefa vi
llHGle for thu luBses, Which bud not Otxllrret
tArul,HtI any negligence OIL thulr part. judy
l,rrt wAs given tlItrptorA 10 tho lef9ndai!ls.
with costs, 1t Is Mlpculs fToul thosu 1u1glheslu
that nf9 now penuligt il.
, 1880-07-26
THE PROBLEM OF CANADA,


MAalTul,A. Jufy MA writer I'll ono Of
thu Eastern Provinces ut the pontntoil l,as
just published Il brorl,nre ne soula seventy
i've i,agts, entitled "'rlu rroblem of Can
a.4a," tVthe solution of w,lcll hc llas applied
l1ima:lt With comnlentlablo feryor anil seine
10Kle..but III s,lc.l II cinnky, ll.co1nNIunteat-
tye stS!o tlat fow vii! catu to folIow- him.
frlaNslatel Into tho sDoeci. Of ordinary luut-
tals, howuyvr, so,ne 1t your reatlers .lIay le
curious to lstlnw wl.ut views he lu,s to ad.
vanec. Lot II be understood tlat "The
l'lubiuln 1T Canada" according to tits writ
!er, Is not lta commercial relations, as tie D-
shl,a.ler postnlates. hut thu P4w!liu Railway.
Ills tlrst attempt IL 10 confirm Of rrstabl!sh
confidence II, the schema itself, wh!r1 Inns
lately been j.upanllxea BY the hostile altitude
Ut a,l a,lynneeA wing ut tlIo Liberal purity,
nov II, Imposition tH the present government
lis begsMs by c.stsx the yato 81. the l1auas
Inst spssian hntho railway pollcy,-Isl TO A.
which was certainly large majority Il,
favor Ut tie sellcn.e. ur rather In support u
, 1880-07-26

lang. Incoming nwarc Tint h'a prestige mud
position, III tho works WIS .gonet severed bis
connection witt, them. Tho tW7:nty-thiro
shares of STOCK lie some ltoi'tIn since us
., !. Iiamlin ,icnIct;sl il; Williams story. 1ls
aaitt Tint lie hnH come l,y tlle stock formerly
s,wnrd Ivy Wtlllams by lcaltlmnto :lhcnlls:
Ihe i, twGnty.thrcc :n1 sarcs he h1d pnrelaSsl ,l
transferred. rho certificate hn!| bee,i stolen
frrm drawer ~ his desk, md be hal never
gut my trnce Of 1t until It was brought iito
ii!o o!1Ise By 4. Il. Rlee, 10 be transferred 10
" lnteresiins revelations were nat1o in this
suit Us tD thn extent grnJe.st'Rar and ,glurnsc
nro used il, New Iork City ns ndulterntLng
aKunt* ticoreo II. Niehola, Of Hrookly,,, 4,
iast'sa liz fssa Ct ' cteisss ,as Il M i &lss ss
riaitc, a,x! riiris ac(a snter larEeiy Tito lis tTe
process al eXlrnctinK ttle sugar frDm corn.
n netoy SSSfi Sns IT, j. ts 'ss ts ns S't + xt @
sas sSS tSe aenSr % S fHf III: HcaIs 4 a. = aen' Ms"
bcr Of tlle firm 0f Nichols y Co., wlIo nro
9es Ess 9t III t eosso 1ssS s0n2sny ss sf1S 1T 1T
seoss enslss ,S wGt f! ew " 9ns 9osk a s@fn5 rk a
lyt', thr!r 9l4lcrs nsera9lnE from ong 70 thir-
@ irse rae III tfseis "r ro fnsnr H sets
pnuilit,. Glucosr, Of which tfIeie urc nlso
tl,ifciYnt arnlcs, brings. .one-Quartcr OF 4 cent
1ilt,rc ter poitt.s tl,aii tho hafd sNg1tr. Thu
tss s s H. Sos S!Ss e s%sFS ast gat hS 9 III % ss
ortltrc.l;by tl,e Court, TINT u SOL OF lis wns
s s'ssfs n soatn stTeet, Nov fofk. ThS ' misS,l
ist sssss Sss sssn sS nx 's Ss fs # "SSw sxsy
wiil, the .inrk-cale angarthr lastcr, was given
4 lighter color, md commanded Il betier
pricv.. "'rho Milking Of glucose wftl, cnno
sr@R ss sS s o Ssys xsry ex!sH1scly hs s IN =, NIX s
mixed str.lps exceeds Tint Of thu p,lre."
Gated coecsoanut IL Ncw York, sSl.l under
Is NIxel With emo slraps, al,tl uss,l 10 adnl.
tcrate cailo s,,gnrs, confectionery, .oltocolnte,
canned fruit, drugs. ctc; III At'aiterntlnE
snegr, y to ~ per Ge,t OF the grape s:!lEar IL
s'sr ss y 1i 81 sk s pffFSs Il e ssr "e eoSr 1S es 5
curnot l,u sletreted BIZ t|lu taste except by mi
expert: In mixing slrups. from 20 to. 90, per
cont Of tlio glucose u used. The a1MltFrA-
tIHn Iy ,par; M :n,t Sfsat difference III 'hopfo!!s rt
llnlncr Wilfimn., III his testimony, ,,sail tint
tnblc strip, made from RlnctHe With II little
cnne s9xar mixed with II, Inns almost sup.
nlan!etl pure cape T. sirnp n the ~ Mniarl;cf, nlnl
lN;en m,t,'I iaressr than the sapniy, aithoHg!
they urc now Using 1lcarly D10W bushels 1T
carr, every day h tho wreck. a bls],e! Of
corn, weighing tirty-s1x ta1,ntls. will yield
thirty mnlHts 0f sugar or ElncUsc. Tho nv
iwrrn 10 mil 10 cenis. Tlls would nuke tic
average profits Of tho 1]utialU Grape-Sunnr
Company evrr 81 ,0O0. 100 II year, on Il cnpltal
now Invested Of $lDD,uN0. ..
The jury In TIC case were unable tn ngree,
and were yesterday discharged. Tliey st00d
GinG, Thc case will 10 tried again ny soon
, 1880-07-26
the political moon; nnd whether Myers will
ss nniS TO na'lty hS c;nits,' S'eh'c'fs


IOWA.
t;rtetdl DnpateA TO 7as Chicago 7ttt,.uc.
Nfc{iRE0oM, In, July a5-Thc State ri
1own is being thoroughly organized by tho
Republicans for M ncttrp Alla aggressive
campaign. The lnrgc Republican majority
mnkcs ITO difference will, tho activity Of tlieo
Republicans In any cnnlm!gn. Tic general
seems to be, l}lat It Is necessary for tho sue
cess Of tho pur4y Mt largo that Iowa shoulll
etve tooo0 Republican ma jofity, THcre Is no
doubt that Rcpubl,ca,llsll, hero Is kept green
BY t!lcessant work. Thu contest TIT thrre or
four Congressional districts III this Slate will
be sharp assl hoIy fought; but there Is ho
danger Of tic (Ireetlbnckcrs having my Rep
rrscNtatiytAIrom iowa In the next Congress.
Tho Greenhack movement III 1owu Is t1attcr,
II possible, thnn the Democracy. .JutletOus
nominations III these close districts will iM-
sure MI ,,nbrokeh Republican delegation IN
Congress from iowa. -,
The faftlI Of the Democrats hero. Is sonlc-
thing beautiful to brhohs. THEY arc llttcri,9
tho sHt,,c Md cry TINT we hnvu lN.vn hearing
for sixteen ycars-bcfo,c every 'clccttD!l--
there is iii m!stakc. SOf course there iiavo
been times when w thought wc Ind yt,,!,
Satws Sa s WYE 'T'dds ts n SSf ~; :" eost ' " Esy fs
new IT, Republicans here. tllcrc might le
De,nncntfc party, md no one pays any atten-
t!on, 70 It; venture to s1y tl'nt no ono r. +.
derived FtnM Aucl, n eourst.. 'fhc operation
IL ilut n long o,tr. Thu nttacls IA more sarc,p
directly afler The nominations, when tlle
T,rHplon.s, ~, a,s, well a,Nl distinctly Asilnet;
| 4 few weeks, when 1t subsidies to 4 Mfhlrr
form: and, n :ll.n1tll or six Wcnka bctDro
, 1880-07-26
THE WETM0RE SUICIDE.
AntcceIeMts Of All tho Parties to tic
Tragedy.

VMEEH1<
I'lfatldMa 7+ltaruph.
Thcprrscilt Mnl1his or Anglcsry, who canlc
Into hiH title Nllt estates fn Jnn,lnry last
through the sudden death Of his elder BROTH
cr, md who immediately thGrrupoM settled
handsome Incomes ,tpoll his two younger
brothers. Lord Alexander md Lort Berkeley
l'hget, Is one Uf tic nl0st pOpulnr nf English
lloblclicll. fIu tnRrriel Mrs. W0detiOtlsU OIL
tic .t1, pf Inst m01lth:: Tffs lutty wns Miss
Minnie King, of Sanas1Ills, In Georgia, ul.l
slW waa llltrriMt Il, 1878 to tho lion. Henry
.Wotlel,ouse, II brother Of thu Earl of Kimbcr-
j., WIN In II member Of tho prestsi,t Gladstone
Goyerll.ilrnt. 11cr husband ,llttl but lIttlu
fnnrG tl,dif Il ydhr nfter their, 1nnrringe, niMl
Mrs; WodchOilso toOl np lur rrsthe,1co in
{S, t;o1dqn, 4,r The sia1gals Of m Ang'ssey 4' s Is
tSIsl'ye. ills fail,cr. ti,e % sreonst NatanIs 9 of
AMglcsry, was thu older hyutltce ut Lord
h,t!.I l,aeet, M'losa so!, GHlt Arthnr
twise snarglea. Ills 'sacnMi wills ttigA t,Yve
years nEn, leaving HIN one son, now II child
ot M ye;trs @ Htl Mhn wears @ t''e courtesy tile
present Marquis llp III ,tlrrc Engtlsl, co,ntlus
N,ut Iii .A,igrsen, n1,t nre set ,inw11 oil tho
lo,neSslay Duok 1T a,l annual rcntal IF Ell0,-
o,,c of In ;st rrs..im,cns sH n = E,r1n,; Es ~
Marn,,ls la.is,,,,,s "a tnn Pri,sH ii Wnss. ~
S%s ysarS Eq T. ls .,is Girots1Ss tys In koI iesy ~
aMs,,t,iiu @ "ns "! tf,ahtn s tssSt n,,,,ss,, "
nf. iI,n lite Sfrs 1Srnvm' thn '' hcr,i',1. hiHis
- Hi,,s u,,Inm afXst..r, i NV 1tfs a;n'
t"r 1,n~ r,n,r.,rn III 5tiI;,r t,,o n vau,fhr 9Is
El,,,iiM tnri,at for IN, ,Inn,,Es ~ I i1ms ss,tss
s",.,t, y"ars ,,.E, M srnoiiYai ~.
stJ.y,,.,, s.G.y ~; tsoa.ap wMp s nroxo , r , wslH
ss wt,rc as liz Slartnl,csx ' nf FIJI iinstisa Mss'
Tno )cry ~ ,Sas ar rI,l, In INV In = snow.stnti''
III fihun|n. 1Jnrt T. w;,,, ~ ta c,it,s ~ N y,
1nuat III ,,nI,t,,'n M u u o''F y, frsnt ~ ~ ~ ~
tae sHSs ns.,,. t' Eo,K Eaot,K LYME a, Y na ttnGt 9l
whoss vii owner cr,unittei snjfl.ls ll' Oh i1 sSoumt
q, H. h.S n' 1n' t,H avSSsG Ss TN n!sl'%slloit ns
s,r|,,;, rI a'"'a"'e "''' nit' N''"p'''s' h'e"aea
t,s ,r t,,o a.o. ,,t,,,u,. - .,,o nr,r,,ao.o
xns wD t,na ~ ~ .ro,.t,t t o.v,s u. iae @
ci.1%lInus IN ~ ,fn,,, a vsGG n;sr y %c ,lt p!G,
rst n,,inn uv"e vor n "s" trs,,, VI M smtt M ~
sx n o,We" nts"f ia nlsne y, o,., t' hs wie, al
tntl1 Hlnse'h llntl ~ Mi'lMnF MS co-lehpot1d-
, 1880-07-26

fought ,,rndrt this man fur yrars.-,nrn wilt,
knew him before ~ wei. nj during thu Wnr,
hut INT n lll,n Will sp.'uk we'll Of him wilt,
II ,ntm % wlso" e raIci f ,lic III ',et ss' a % tn
crossing Of tlla forl near Mnnnssaa. Tint
ford Is IHl,cock's Waterloo, tor tile men wlln
crossed under tho fro OF his words murs
S8er nrv"e @ seers ;' Ga, Hntrcn" n!G any, c T.
gems, belsNr, tntl tlcr commander, a1n l,ol,l-
frg fn their hntuts tits mighty Wrnlon nr
American aoycteRns. The bal!ot, which will
bo put into ttmcontcst tlcxt. Nnyclnbel, \
to the. Seeoill Ar,lty Corps Ut THO llvpuDllu
4GyUntrcla tCNEa iljti3,
, 1880-07-26
AN UNPLEASANT. STORY.

How ffnncoclIs* JHnl0nHy 0f Sheridan
canAea n 11alt-Efaartetl Fight.
1"am""pS''' t"'4t''''fxiGt xi;t h""'re Hu, cv"n''-
Gen. X. 3. Foster, of this cl.y, Inns received
a lcttcr from u csHllrsttic III nr,sla lit Bt,sson,
Of which tho following IL n copy. Tic lctrr
will be If pabilc lnt0reAt, M fnr IN It reve,tls
something Of The character uf the Democrat
ic candidate for President:
1}oaroS, Anss.. .1ulle q, tSso.-Gcn. r. g.
Foster, in.llahdpotix 1nd.-Alv DEAt.
FMEND:, ! wn,,t to nsk. yol II you: rc1len,-
Gen. Sheridan ind tlGn. ,llMuro,k ,natlc t]lejr
isn'e, i TIC t';oss % %.lsys$ Xeat 81 s"e|.sj;,
nfter they haI boon fighting slnce daylight,
ose 81 t Ss s c't SE !9at'1 YoS 4cus5 Ms{o sg ESs
ttur anH not gsl gSinf w 70 o,i an9' 9, so t. 81 HS
lo went 10 xlccp i,rsaitl lie titl not ferl in,.c
interested ~ wi'nt was eoft!R o,, tu.1.lorr.Iw,
1's ssSe Il t t9' r' ws ~ ny y,!a 9rS u @ te tlnT
tlat knSw he WAS mt goiliE ,:to fskt."
talEcl It over for solne ting. ! aftcrwar!
left ynn Alld went ny to tlio trout, found
snylng 10 ,ttfA mt know whit hMt ut IND
Hnncocs, ha was not fighting ut NIl.. Whcnl
"sni Us, H., an., " ~ ,,.,i ,% E an wv,
La,. ~ tvnm nvr W. M w liz ~ H. nH Ho,;,
Nnasc,,,ontfa fnv,t1 f." cn,"roi @ ,,ii;,,nts 49,,
,"n,, ,vn,,,,,ia.i ar, Iiia ";a , VIII
r. - ,rrat st,f, ~ rt' "n,.1,,tt s ' a., M" i.
an n,a INV, ~ t, ~ Hs,.E, ~ ..,,a,tt,a
~ tI n, . u ~ ~ ,G H!M1
~ v 'ein .ct,,. ~ ~ IT,. io{ o "L hoM WI y
t. ivy ,nS nuS H. Em,, .a @ NY w T., u tl
,.,,,t NY ane cs ~ t v.i'., tvt W. tU,t
a,' s,sr " az, ~" u" w t,5 mt5 oIGk VIZ t,
f.o,,+ WITH . .'s % in ,9,at ,mn n,,t ,,o. ~"
sa, In, tn o wv y t d rts mns 'u ,,,sut tt s'u1
m inc, w; W. III fterwar WHIT tsr sls'' tat 1p.;i r,l trnt
Ms H's vG!y ty ,c ao o,Sn!e'a m' @ WIZ ft la "a ssa ~
MasAlngs4l' r. T. fllso 34a, IT, Vtterait KeSeIye %
SGGrs; W. 9tso itcu,1 il'a. 5l1a reso.! y My
St'ltEal ltau sl'c'l tiha!il.itru or'isfs 1T rye
fnfKS Wns ttsat III 91'o ciSe @ Wua!.t ~ tDlH 70
l!hS iliIlt s!leii u .ileh. aA' tl1fI " Mny WIT
se!l WIS heiit p l!lo rehr Ply ;o!iGrllnM !onk
! %ronl}l,lntM 0l ttia tinnus. nFNA yery vlsiN
e,i. ~, y, 1,s ,, ms' tia Wut % W.;
notes WI W. ~. NV - }m'ii !ienIttry y .no
sltat l i. ussoot'iHaaiS ~ rtleM.nois lo
!nE aWay Mis tiii'0 ~ ithy ~ ule Waass antt
91 ~ "0' ON wyI i.foc ,b.,s M @ 'g
PIC. PIC athaagh 10 says t so!s'tls ilko Hill, and
no tsry liks!y tlatl say IL Df tt>rsu tli4 1ton-
lnatloll Of Hancock BY t1lo Drlpocr;st. brings
uIl Nft theS1 ftne bfnnccs, niltl ~ told ttIsH
10 R0le tne Inc otAer day. tlu tHo statement
WIS tl0nhttd, Thought would write ynll
mud kau II was ly!ns 0r mt. vurs'slnrcrely
yours. NiLt.tAM Y. ltU1t'lilStiS.
Thu writer of Ills letter ,ns q Culol,al nf
Massachusetts trt,nl,s, allu sory inlinlatU with
t;s FsstYr q t!'at S y ialk IN, %t'' I M
, 1880-07-26
POLITICAL.
The Minnesota Republican Wran"
gle Still Far from Ad-
usttnent.
lullana Democrats Troubled Concerning
tlo Constitutional. Ameud.
lncnts.
Arrangements for a. Vigorous Can
vass by tho IOWA Eepub-.
1icAues

rrr1r, 1,,ner, MrxSren1>A nrarptt,,r..
snttiAl Dl,palrh u TAt Catcceo gftanuA
ST, Paw. Mint. Juty ah--The Republican,
spiit III the First Congressional District uf
tllls State ht.s rot been i'ereep,,u!y mea1ea
by tle correspondence between tiae TWO ohn''
dIdusca, Ward and pM''llc!l. Thts eortrs-
s,,rrtence IS nttly intrlfgibtc III connection,
a, Mm .'e , .s, ..a ". ~ ro,ont, Tl,a n,ti.
ineh' mhi tsle WhM'a eoiNsnl'o'" r,'. ~" ".s,
Dna'hs!I 'hch ma no ca'lai"Mte. il"1I Wy
purpose was to bent Dnnhell ard sntas'' MS
,n t],n,n 1tc wns mt cyrn ti,a most prom
,"NisIt. 1.a "", III. us' e,I' ,i .o ,'.on ~ ,a,har
anent aa".s a'e'',. H., no s "n. mn,,, ] "t"'t ,,.
flo ant|-l,un1icll Convention l,cca,isc lie llas
n certain reckless ynt,ity witch mikes lin.
wfilin.. % 70 mrcnt whatever AIsruputo nttaclcs
MIN" s,' :" ~ ,.,,,.,,s fr t%o san ~ tha tc,n
ps,fary m a prontn,mce nj L piscs lin. rio nnti-.
uuu,trll mel, winull tIeertully sacrifice lin,
n,nl In v,,,,l,t e],rerf,ily ,acrttcc himself, il
a'.' M 80 -" ,'.,tn', " c eti forcs im,nne,i M fhc
ticket, <r'at wat't be to accomplish the
whala obIect Of The movement which ended
In lie spi, 'lIu1t IL to *ay, tho compromise
,,n,, va, cir,,,a ,r.,,,,,a, ,l,ennn, N rn,,,
:c.lc tl4e wlu'!e matttr: in controversy on his
:i.le, 'rttis statement y necessary TO cS-
pnlil tho stubs,oruness of the DUR
lt,,lt 1+ptt SyI1n rnN}fnTn tn tnstst TINT
,,,", e' III" ,.,,n,t.".. - s,,,,.."n 1sm,,s
le s!'u" NV Wu'."'MM' ~ enpn'.s lr"'- ~.
nel!'s Wssitloh' without cxctastn9' It. For,
Efeat NJ Is the sacrifice demanded of lin, It
is ,iut sIt4,l. how lip call cstnpe Ii wlthOut
Ilprri!lns the interests OF 1ile party IN the
district. 1t viii br nIm,,st certainly fntnt II,
rel"t, the CANVASS with two caa,tlt,tatcs:
There Is l,u tribunal to tircilu betWtNh Wnid
and l)nnnpl. II tiiNgu wcf1, It could lInrlly
tin more tiaIl decide lllat tlle Conventions
were hulh tatntrtl With fran,t and. iml,Ar~
TALLY iyt,yutar. I1.H Dunlisll men lN'lr the
heaviest xiiAt1, 1T tic responsibility fur tho
ir1Nguatlly. si1me taus- iDok tho first atcD
tnwutAs TIM Hpt1t by trying II force II Chair
imam upon the Convention. They mist MP
puspntly, rx,ate thutr fault by giving ilp
{!.eir cnudi,lNte.
Dunnrli's answer IL WNrl's letter Is MI
tvasoll ,u guill ttlnc. lily says lie Inns IT,
fesr-1 the proposition to the district Gotu-
,nittrr.' This Wt,lliu bn very well. but tlierc
Is IN district Committee, because there was
no fully urtaunl1r.l District CONVENTION TO
a,Ip,.lt ole. There il III, alleged District
t'utu,nIttpe nIl,allutrll .hy tue 'ChutrMu,, Ut
lillt tho Convention; but Its n.ltl,ority Is hot
r,s0r1iZ,41, utui ia ,srrliet will nut be no.
rurtp, !,y The whole .,iF,tirt. This Cn.uIlll-
tts WIS uppnlnt4t b.. Il. $. Hauinltls-- the
{,ha}rn,n1t Wh,,in tho St,v)Ner District E1,N-
, 1880-07-26
Plr William lEarrotarf.

, Tsselva xeutlulnel,, wlas., spirits wero high
ptlut, hErutrl IT, diae tb4oth1r w. 0ltv!lWiS!e
nr "thG tnru tue tucsr!ef" Il wus HrrafIHe tl1at
tho IlnINl0r Ut rho pArty .tun!l bo ayA1lel y
ehct bringing II rrsctl. Tho "fr'e,ll "!n 4uGss.. f..
original twelve Heycn.ty aud respectively dls;
lk!Ht nsst heartily. Whom tho Rtsts nrrtasH, 's.,
n III. cySry iaiy haslilN lnvltei Iii. Vernon.
liArrnirt. ii, rlltss tho s.ry, which Ia psv1ably
hH true ~ 1llnat otllyts. For HUNG ulloxp1n!!ea
l,opuar possn!.a4e.- Probably twp louAons uaali.
snas halsihst IN splnl snectss, lIp Is vxttet'es
learned. Aill tlsaa llan't ~ DEMONSTRATING u
rrnVUrl islatrty fKIu,rant ~ tho subject nndss
dirc!tsslui. an WIS sa!'l of Macauihr, "hg u "
pol,fo1shitetlIy coektate utAut everything"
Eniacutlun. .lrGraY,s nlcntnl aud phJsioa'
tsu@kHeas nrrtsiud VI Malt n,ltar4.
pupll!on cusea careuls catarrh by lnaunaasa
, 1880-07-26
thNt SCORE only Strengthens lin with no,u
Gratis. Thu less lI! did fgf tic ev,,,, PS'o' ~ r.
more they would lllzn him" "ss lao
GAKCELON'y GleAH.
Report OF tho to1lisssitsao Inresttn,

tho Slcaf - Tho Evldcaeo CIcnr
8Mc0iitrnvrrttbar Of Attca,lptc,Y f,,s.aa
-1;vcn Tho Dansscrntta NIciu1,rr. ~ ~
NIT tisc I'nets Proved. "a'
nOsr0S, July .t.--The .iircftfser hna ~, r..
lbwln1 editorial synnpsis IF tho rsnutt ~ ~ W
Committee of thu sFaiuo Laaslnturu to lnro..e !ae
Eato tho Democratic attctnpt to sttnl Tho sta,s
uovarnsucnts ''ao
'"Il,o report Of tho Legislative comn,...
WHICH ifyfst!4ntthl tho pltlt to t1t,lfy fhn s
- Tho rs,r!u or tint Rtato ni1i tt, stsa sn ~!
HtaS s "'Hsi'nsnt Gr ,sx y befor, W. an hopss
tho Nation Turing tho canvass. II Jsif,sHsaout E Hat
convincing it'tctcnt, Iil fRett 70 oonvincfiayr
dbl mt nstuMnt II rptutHlton Of tho fncta =,
sno Il f document q lcss thin tifty pamsa
thl,nnntiy l,r.,vslin tic testimony taksn f.
y nsreeiatly valuable on Acuount Of soycr,f i
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binds or ti1v. Haroio,l ,i iii Ctnlucji' III 'ha
"kfarY, esaentIn! nlioxntlon .nf critnfno,t,
!s ss y 's + ss s,''pss'y vnpss
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jFsft joriy we're as f1 ssetE @ EySh sha ns auas4s f
9n,!sp,l.ey, aE!!nst tho people, was plot,,ssJJ
i,lA every prt.ylaon o. Inv tint o'Hp'Ss eo'l H.
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tlls rt't,lttiy would gynnn adyantaKo to tho lie.
scct,.p the correction OF tltfre,s 10 azlst tho III.
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.5Iiaiao 5 tor estS;s th"s .e!!ra Msprc ! saa H.
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, 1880-07-26
l0iIRNAI.tSTIc,

Special D!srassh 10 Tia cAtsdao Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, July f5,-Roweli Il Adds
have retired frum tha etlltorshlp Of The
Decntnr Saturday Herald; ahd the owner
Of tho office, ofr. u. n. Walls, at Tuscola
has taken posscsyion., The publication. OF
ths ;1pceklv Hc'uld will be continued by Mr.
Wallis.
, 1880-07-26
SEA.LInM CAllGHT.

NEW DnuSsw'1cK, n. j., July a5.-A sea.
Hon was caught hcrc Saturday nIgllt by
Richard Welsh, larbor,naatey. It was slut
III ulos capture, but not k!llvsl. It " eight
fent iong, md Is sNl,isoset. to laye escaped
from CuuBy lalalld Saturday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-08

several new people are to DO added to the al
ready large company
The ire department was called out last
nigh. by an alarm from box II. There was
no need of their services. es the cause was
the explosion of lamp II building near
tho court bouse. 81 damage
The Knights OF Pythiss G.ve their second
grand masquerade party al their hall on
Monday evening, a,.d judging from the pre-
DardtionS that nave been made, and Inc
s,est nunb,- of tickets that have been sold
il Will be tne largest and most pleasant of
the season.
The city council held short and uniln-
portant meeting last evening. The matter
OF the water works Was settled by indefinite
uostponeuent. The salary of the health in
s1ector was fixed ut $3.50 per month. Sorae
minor matters were attended to and the
council adjourned.
The Excelsior stage met with an accident
II Minneapolis, yesterday. that came near
proving of q serious nature. While passing
the residence of Thomas Lowry, the vehicle
was upset and the passengers were badly
shaken up. Capt. May, of Excelsior, was
the most seriously injured. receiving CASH
IL the tenarla 5hree inches ii length. He
was rs.2oveu To the &icollet house, where his
wounds we've dressed. Mrs. Cole was badly
injured, receiving sevsrs wound IN the
forehead. She was removed to the residence
ns her brother, Geo. 4. Bracket, where she
viii remcia for several days. Mrs. Billings
was also Injured, but tde other four passen-
GERS rsci.ltI with slight bruises.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-08
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Education.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 81, 1880.
Board met at 1870 p. H., President and
Vice President being absent.
Inspector DonnelIy was called to the
chair.
Roll called.
present-fu inspectors Turner ,Donnelly, Du-
frene, Abbot. Otis, REM, Weed, Lineau, Nc
Cardv.
President Murphy came in during the
meeting
Absent-{nsDcOsor Rice and Scheffer.
Supt Wright presented his monthly re-
port, which was on motion accepted.
Committee on Schools
Reported that on the matter referred to
them at last meeting in references to salary of
teacher of penmanship that they would re-
commend the salary be fixed at the rate of
81 800 per apnum for the balance of the
school year. :"
Report accepted and Recommendation
adopted, all present voting "aye" except IN
spector Turner voting may"
Committee on Property
1st, Recommending salary of janitor of
High school be fixed at S525 in full of all
services. Salary at increase to begin at this
date.
Recommendation adopted, Inspectors
Donnelly and Abbot voting in the mega
tive.
I'd. Recommending the purchase OF the
strip OF property on north side Of Franklin
school lot.
Recommendation adopted and committee
empowered to continue negotiations.
81. That at next meeting the committee
would report plans, specifications and esti-
mates for Vine street building.
Finance committee and secretary were
authorized to make a temporary loan on
note of the board if needed to meet current
expenses.
By Inspector Otis
That the recommendation of the Superin-
tendent as to tee purchase of four ana
tomical charts be adopted.
Resolution adopted.
By Inspector Benz
That the matter of appointing visiting
committee of citizens be referred to COM
mittee on schools, superintendent and secre-
tery, aud to report at next meeting.
Adopted.
Resolution by Inspector Donuelly, in re-
ference to corporal punishment; also rule IS,
wss referred TO committee on schools.
Pay roll for January, VIZ. High SCHOOL
S1,O42.5O. Neil. $3.50; Lincoln, $3.50;
Adams, 1855: Madison, $665: Rice. S175:
Mclean, $40: Jefferson, $3.50: Washing
ton, S327.5O: Vine, S95; Humboldt, S445:
Franklin, S462.50. officers, S20S.32: jani-
tors, S393.32, was allowed and ordered paid.
All present, ten, voting aye.
Adjourned.
J. J, MCCARDY, Secretary.