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Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05

The above reward will be paid by the Mora
County stock Grower Association of Mora Co.
New Mexico, Tor The arrest agd delivery to the
proper authorities at Mora County Jail of
TOM DEA\ alias TOM CUMMINGS,
from Armenia, Red River, y. NJ, for stealing
cattle. Dean when last heard from was at one
of the Narrow Guage Rail Road camps at Rio
Arriba county, New Mexico.
A STANDING REWARD OF $40 IS or
FERED.
For the arrest and conviction of any THIEF
who has stolen Stock from any member Of the
Mora County Stock Grow erS Association, and
500 REWARD
Will be paid for information which will lead
to the conviction Of BUYERS of Stolen Stock,
STOCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION,
Mora County y. NJ
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05
WANTED.

TyTANTED---A situation to do general
w house work bya lady. Inquire at this
Office If.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Hon. Probate
Court in and tor the county Oi san Miguel. and
Territory of New Mexico, has appointed the un-
dersgned administrator # the estate OF Frank
Chapman, deceased. All persons indebted tp
said estate will make immediate settlement:
and all persons having claims against said e.
tate will present them within twelve months.
Nj. BRUNSWICK,
165-ly Administrator.
Las Negas. Y. NJ. Feb. 7th, IHsO.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05
FOR SALE.

4 flrst-class stock ranch at Canoncito, near
the Conchos. Good water facilities, good
house with six rooms, stable good well, etc.
A good title will De given, For particulars
enquire of. 00-lml MRS. i. kOHN.
h AGA HALL FOR RENT THE proprietor
ID wishing to remove his residence will rent
Baca Hall for the coming season, or will sell it
for a reasonable price. The hall is the best In
the Territory aud is provided with stage and
complete scenery. Address,
ANIONIOJOsE BACA
Las Vegas, n. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Communism in Maine.

The Fusionists haze for several days
been recruiting men in considerable mum
bers in various parts OF the State for the
purpose OF rushing them INFO Augusta
when the Republicans were of their guard,
and capturing the State House. The plot
was deeply laid, but Was discovered just in
time 10 prevent its consummstion. Gov.
Davis, alter beng fully convinced of the
evil designs Of the plotters. Friday night
called on the Capital Guards. Capt Bal
lard and forty men from Augusta; The
Auburn Light Infantry, Lieutenant Mer-
rill commanding and ~ men from Auburn /:
The Richards Light Infantry, Capt. Ber-
~ commanding OF Gardiner. with ~ men.
aud detachment Of nine men OF the An
droscOggin Light Artillery Capt. Men
nealy, commanding with the celebrated
Gatliag guE-fron Lewiston.
BY daybreak Saturday morning the COM
panies had arrived and had quietly taken
up their quarters 10 the State House. The
presence Of loyal men, armed and prepared
10 defend the laws aud property OF the
State has, for the time being. checked the
eommunistic demonstrations which threat
ened and for the present peace is assured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29

The Fusiooists hayin. prepared a state
ment which they call Statement OF
Facts" and which is about "a far from the
facts as they are from being honest. have
attached 10 il list OF questions and sub
mltted the whole matter TO the Justices OF
the Supreme Court. What they hope to
gain by this is not clearly apparent II is
possible that they are trying to let them
selves down eas.r and hope TO accomplish
this object BY an appeal to the Court.
Should the Court, through courtesy, and
in view OF the exigencies of the occasion
consent to consider the questions pro-
posed 10 1t, the decision can only be the
same as that already given by it.
Some of the Fusiouists declare that II
the Court decides against them now, they
will take their seats with the Republican
members and present no further obstacle.
70 legislative work. IL is possible that
some may do SO, but We shall be much
more thoroughly convinced OF the willing
ness OF any Of them 10 become law abiding
citizens. when We have certain proof that
they have deserted the communistic mob
10 which they are now attached.
We believe, however. that the sol. OBJ
jet of the leaders, in presenting these
questions, is 10 obtain quasi recognition
by the Court, which they can use a. a
lever 10 their future actions. At present
they are decidedly Oh the ragged edge
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
THURSDAY. :AErAaY &c. 1850.
The Decision.

The questions submitted 10 the Supreme
Court by the Fusionlsts. calling them
selves a Legislature, have been answered.
as is shown by our dispatches this morn
ing, and it now remains to be seen how
many will accept and abide by that de-
cisiou. The decision takes away all
grounds on which they can Justify future
acts and places them clearly in The posi-
ton OF violators OF the law so long a.
they continue in opposition TO the Legisla-
tore which the Court has now definitely
pronounced to be legal.
The leaders will no doubt, DO all In their
power to hold the members together, but
If there remains 10 those who were elected
any regard for the peace OF the State. and
obedience to its laws; II they have not en-
tirely lost all sense of justice and right.
ther will take their sesis with the leg
body in the State House and We shall hear
10 more OF the men who have set up false
claims 10 Official positions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
The impending Danger.

IL i T. ne ira:ed that cur people. It.
laotc from the centre Of strife. and absorb
ISL in thv mining excitement. have not
taken 10 the situation" DO oar ci'izeus,
ptsc. uvir- aud lar-abidiug, fully realize
,hai W. sr. n.raced By another democrat
BE- ieb-,.iou evil wal With it, iuc,icuiable
horror:
Fo III first u.ne ", The S-a,e'- history,
The viii oi r,c peoP.e. ~ rXs.,e>>,d 10y hof-
at votes. A a iair election has b'',.u over
turned aud set aside; men hsSc been
counted out or COUNTED in. seated "r uG-
seated. with i defiant hand; msjDrities.
pluralites. and certificates ol election,
have recklessly been Jisrcgarded; the
Government has been usurp-d by unscru-
pulous prcicudrr>-Jhe whole being bot a
prelude to A deliberate plot 10 play the
game of rule az ruin
4When their slippery hitch" let =" ns
hold and bailled their purpose OF s'e-i.i :
the State. TREASON they utt,r and cry Tor
Jicof-
All the while. We have had -olI OF it,
iuitiye fear that -'0ur folks were temper
izing with danger; that democratic bitter
ness and greeuback svidty had formed 3
dangerous compound. Al through the
campaign. they tths iusionists) openly
avowed that the lend Just fed the means -
anything TO beat the Republicans
Hoping for the best, let every prudent
man prepare for the wosst, for no man can
predict what the future has In store. ;.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
The Same Old Story.

Abou, once In three months some paper
starts the story and II l. Immediately
caught up and copied, thsi "lIon. Eugene
Hale will soon remove to Michigan" The
story has appeared in a variety of forms
aud various reasons have been given for
his early removal. The latest paper TO
start this story Is the C7erelans HerIid
which says:
There j. rumor that Hon. Eugene
Hale Will be compelled to move perma-
nently from his home in Maine and lake up
his abode in the State OF Michigan. The
great estate left by senator Chandler re-
quires constant atteniion, and Mr.. Hale
will be forced 10 devote his whole time to
superintend ii. The day NAV come when
The people OF Michigan will send Nj
Hale to take the seat In the Senate once
occupied By his fatherin-law, Mr.. Chan
der"
Gratifying as i; would be 10 his political
opponents in this State TO have him leave,
and gratifying as il would be 10 him 10 be
honored by the people OF Michigan. yet
Mr.. Hale does not intend 10 leave Maiue
lie has work TO do, and is needed here
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Letter from Washington.

WA-HINGToN. u. {. Jan. -. lN~1.
The startling news from Name to-day i
not surprising 10 those Maine men who
know the disposition OF the Fusionist lead
ers in that STATE. The chief among them
is PIIlsbury, whose reputation i almost
wholly bull; on his dls,oyal efforts during
the rebellion 70 incile riots against the
drait, aud 70 discourage enlisimeuis. Tie
and several others of the Fusionis,s are
villains Of the deepest dye, aud repeat.
none who know them are surprised that
they should have been discovered 10 con
spiracy 10 Oyeuurn the state Government
By armed force. Bu; It Is probable they
Will be oveftaken and punished, and the
only effect of this act will be to dig deeper
the grave already prepared tor the Demo,
cratic party. Senator b aile wl.! be here
In few days, aud then We shall know
more about this enormous plot. which in-
volved the destruction OF property a. well
as life 10 CRAFTY tie wicked propensl,ies
OF the Bourbon leaders.
Senator Paddock OF Nebraska. who. By
the way, is one Of the beet Representa-
tVes OF his section in Congress, has intro
duced four bills TO promote the interests Of
settlers on the public lands. aud to protect
them from the encroachments OF specula-
tors and monopolis:s. The immense in
migration likely 10 set 10 10 the direction
OF Nebraska next spring, gives this sub
Ieci great Importance, and Senator Pad
dock Is determined that something shall
be done 10 make the unoccupied land, Of
the West more than ever attractiyeto those
who seek homes.
lively and good Datured contest Is 20
ing on IN Pennsylvania for delegations 10
the Stale Convention which Is TO se!ect
delegates 10 the National Republican Con-
veniion. Our latest accounts indicate that
the contest Is almost wholly confined 10
Grant and Blaine men, with the lead lit
tie 10 favor OF the Senator from Maine.
The bill relative 10 changing the nature
oil bank reserves was declsively defeated
in the House, showing that neither party
has any disposition to agitate the tinaEcial
question al this time.
The investigation of the Indian Depart
ment, and Of the late Irdan outbreak is
not having very satisfactory effect.
There has, at least been mismanasement
somewhere, and Secretary schurz ought TO
improve upon it.
The testimony In the kellogg-Spofford
case closed to-day, aid the attorneys for
| the contestants have two weeks to prepsre
aud present their arguments. II is gener-
ally thought that Kellogg will be allowed
to retain his seat. Had the iusionsts In
Maine dealt honestly with the people
Sponord won undoubtedly have been
seated, but the leading Democrats here
begin 70 realize that there is limit to TOR.
ular endurance. and that their DIRTY ba.
got 10 answer at the Tar OF the Nation for
every aud all the outrages perpetrated
| whether ia Maine, Louisiana or al the Can
itol. KArAup,x
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Blood and Fogg.
1ncendiary Language ofihe Green
back Labor Chronicle,

Reviewing the situation at Augusta the
Greenbaek- Labor Chronicle, the organ Of
Blood aud fOgg, uses THIS vile and lucen-
diary language:
''For week, the city OF Augusta has been
fiiied with Republicans. armed with bowie
knives and reyoivers. Thc Brunswick ser
pent. Chamberlain, by the most Infamous
and disgrscefui deceit. succeeded Ia gel
ting the too-tiniid and hating Gov Lam
son to discharge the Fusion guard. As
soon bis deceit had accomplished This.
the lraliOrous Chamberlain let into the
State House hordes OF Republican bum
mers armed 10 the teeth. stone-cutter.
from Halloweil. drupkards from Water
vile, thieves, burglars and negro murder
ers from Bangor. Mayor Nash, another
two faced villain, made this infamous mob
special police 10 guard The State archives.
After this motley crowd WAS iet ia b,
Chamberlain, made specials oy Nash. and
deputiZed by sheriff Libby--another red
faced. drunAen bioat-they proceeded TO
break into all the offices ia the State Hons.
and pitch cut their occupants fhev broke
open the council chambsi, kicked out the
council. insulted the Governor aud bur-
glariZed bis private apartipeiiis; broke
open the secretary's Office, turned him out
and all his clerks: broke doors and locks
ell over the building; turned the aaiutapt.
gSneral istO the street; the state treasurer
aad superintendent VI public bui,diuss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29

The weights Oh the government fog
bell al Owls Head broke their chain. at
80 Wednesday morning falling with
tremendous momentum through the plat
form. The noise OF their fall was plainly
heard in Rockland three miles away AMI
was thought BY many to be a pea of thun-
der. These weights weigh several ton.
and the accident is an expensive one for
the government.
The barn aud outbuildings owned by
Col. James Morse near North Waldo,,oro
we're burned last Friday night with their
contents. viz: twenty tons OF hay, one
horse, three COWS. one heifer. one woke of
steers. three sleighs. three farm wagons
and ali the farming tools. Loss 81 lOD.
no insurance. The fire is supposed H. nav.
been incendisry. A man has been arrested
Captain Ezekiel Dyer of MiIlbriays
has taken the contract TO build the sfesm
boat tor the Portland. Bangor & Nscbi..
Steamboat Co. The boat is to be on. mr.
dred ieet long, and Of modern style. 81.
will be used TO connect with the sts.n |,
Lewiston, that cannot get Up tho rive, -
Ailibridge village except at high v.,sr
She will take freight from the Lewis,on u,
Harrington ard perhaps TO other towns m. ,
cannot be reached By large stsamer
The boa, will be ready for use early in the
|pnng. '"'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29

were uncerenoniously handled. aid Dan.
RELATIONS OF the vilest sort colnmI,fe
o'a'e papers were stolen. and the legally
erected representatives ot .br pynnt. az.
o'ddeh cntFaHce il'jo the stare Ho,ls, NJ,
person cnn Get iutn the State House exertt
republican. Sach insults 10 our StAts
any 10 ou. eoii'"on country are too much
to bear. The State House must be taken
our OF the bands ofihe mob. h Il casts 1000
yves ~ Joseph J.. Spuh is Governor. 10;
MN show lt. II not. he better rr.F.n N
iafor ~ sonie one else. Wade Ilaruu,,n
"f SCUM Carolina look uaa stat. U',...
away irun the Republicans W. CAV
TAKE uhi~ or batter II dp,yu Wh-r. are
'he 'lrn who votei against the l.~publi-
eshsf Ar" they sillin. 20 H.. Tim. c,..,d
hnd kicked about hY h,ntI-nI.,,t.,I h.,t
hr"A"rsf Had th. red coats ,las.. a., l-76
II was done last wrrs ut Angn.t. ~.
sh''d hf'r had Lexington AID Bnukrr
li'a1 N-ar~ hrfJsp n lrt don't rrpt,.r, ~
caP''oa 'oe arv fDrersr dlsyrIced ,,,rcelnn
"o"Ia haf" captured lt before ,hi,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Democratic Honesty.

More than half the Democrats one meeI.,
admit that GarcelOu and his Council. or
We, as they express ii. stole the Legisia-
ture fron the Republicans by Illegally
counting ont legally elsctsd members OF
the House ssd Senate. At the same time
that they admit this and almost in the same
breath. they 60 on 10 abuse the Justices OF
the Supreme Court for deciding that Ii " a.
. siesl and. therefore, msnifestly Illegal.
Losisy sight OF the fact they have alrs adv
admitted. they limmsdiately begin TO de-
fend the crime aud wax hot in their abuse
OF those who are not willing tSmely TO sut.
nit to such high handed outrage.
To admit = crisss OF such proportions
and then TO glsst over and defend il is a
depth OF dishonesty which can only be ap.
propriAteIy called Democratic honesty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29

i"sire % say 20 him from pleasant, H.
quai"iance ~ many Years thar / a. n,,r
''''HN ne ever possessed The bac,b g.,
y" 'tie acts FOR which he cof,ufatulst,.s
Governor Garcelnn
~ saying that no leading Democrat.
from abroad seut word of helm ana ho.e
!" 'he friends OF good government. or
""' u OF rebtike To the authors of fraud la,
~ make hcaota Ne ,A,,at,tjon ot sevaraI
l'"'1aerAtie lltnrs al lea,liay papers vim
uen"aherd wHh unspsriug severity the
'F'h - ~ thr Maine Democracy. Their
"orus brought creer aud courage To those
~ wire nki'las tor the right aud we
StHd them back cheer far the ,,ourno,. al
their manhood and the Consistency Mir
whies. they nPhed good prlneinles.
~ hniur here ta-niyhf We car, cn,,,r.,,,
is'e ourselves Jias every ruati has done MS
uots aud That animated by single itnpul.a
WIZ ." >"in~h ends to gain the entire RI.
puoi'tSn tait ha> stood together for the
'S"t, "" can Congratulate ourseIy,.. thai
~ '"'Fhh this controversy through win
""' ""H 50 h-th and WIKI no Thought of
N'''hiu- Hid it'H the National Govern.
W'ht, - IiaIu sHt other power Of any kind
"ntNidr eur t.El limits .Hd our own MAJ
PIE IT, i"uhin- o,cr he uiuc Ion. w..
"f c""iina"uN iai'or wt csn >r,. norti,,a
""bt'd A"h h";t."E Cru-i have been done.
"'''f'' N 'H M" mans tu,n.. on which
" may 'H' 'l'H n fluctuations u1Thtp,
c"nih hr m"Iu c.,rrr,t ur unr, heartfelt
thar those We tender General Cismb,.rI,i,,
t"f ihr dignity. Ad,iUy. efficiency am, com
t.irleuv-~ WITH which. at 4 most ,rit.r,t
h"n', Pr served thr state and au!rsl ~ mr.
serving civil and snci \, order.
thr c"H'iit ti"r- Whu are rllls,l In tt.ir
Nad designs at" a!tiin. urrat i,I{v fntI,.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Prom the Detroit Post anu Tribune tIep9
Chronic Enmit, OF the Court. and the
Demoeraus.

The Democrats OF Maine are In the same
fix a was the gentleman OF VIGOROUSLY
bad reputation and family, who being
caught in possession of 8 horse TO which
he had no just claim, replied to The re-
mark Of the real owner that they would
have TO try the question OF title in the
courts: "D-n the courts they alters de-
eide agln my family" The judges CT the
supreme Court Of the United States de-
cided against the Democrats on the Flee
toral Commission In 1877; the supreme
Court judges 10 Maine decided against
Garcelon; Tilden i badly pesiercd by the
courts In his income tax dod.iu. and other
Democratic operations; the Supreme
COur; Of the United States every LITTLE
while sits down hard on some pet Demo
cratic doctrine; aud a large and the most
reliable part Of the Democratic party re
gard the courts, especially the criminal
courts. a. their natural enemies. II i.n't
surprising that TIE party IA Maine objects
to having the courts decide upon 2ny o!
It, claims.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Gov. Davis. staff.

Gov. Davis has announced his s.sii az
follows: Brig. Gen. Charles W. Ti'dcu OF
Cas;iue, Inspector General; Col. William
;. Howe OF rlttstield. Assistant surgeon
General; Col. Chas. A. Bailey Of Olttown.
Assistant Judge Advocate; Col. Andrew
NJ. Benson OF Portland Assistant Commi.-
sary General; Aidcs-de-I amp, John +.
Richards Of Gardiner, James u. Maalicld
of Phillips, Hollis b HI Of Auburn.
Charles COBB o. Eochlaud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Notice of Foreclosure

| 2"''s Lax, hereby give public notes. tbas
nave claim BY mortgage upon the follow
NIX '"t OF parcel OF land situated in FrarklIr
A'l bounded IS follows to Wit. BcglHlug Al r,.t,,
" ttrr on tGe shore 40 Tie southeast corner Nourt
oil NahHHl l. buHh"iFs homestead LOT. Theme,
H"iih NlftF hNN dtgTecs, east on said puural,.
Gust me ninety -ulne rods to The county rnsd
hence south taiTty -eiAht degrees east hy sad
to4d siNteen rods 10 Robert Gorslon's west line
"rst nnt 2 -nihe rods 70 the shore Of tide water
tna Bay hvnee by the shore west nortnerIv Il,
me- notnt OF beginning, Con ia ming ten acres nor
or less. said mortgage Mas given ~ 49,
W. neammon. 10 John westand assigned 10 me
and Is lated The nrst day OF November A. ID.
Hancock keai-try of Deeds. rhe Condition m
-aid mortgage has been broken by reason where,
"t. ! eirim 10 toreclose the same as by law ur0-
SIded.
FRANCIS TAFT.
Ellsworth. Jan. lph lSsO. ava.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

7 Frames TIL hereby give public notice that
l. nave Claim by mo- tgagc upon the foIlowlpg
lot 'r parcel Of land Situated in Franklin, ana
h9H''ta as ohoWs to wit: On the south bv tbe.
County road; on The aSt nv the Oil IN i 'lS
81 on tic h"rh and west by laPl OF the ata
Moses eHtwprth, containing about 'seyent,sn
Franz lie, and bounced Is follows tn wit: ss tn
north by the county road aioresa i'd. on The e
OS hhd Ol tue aforesaid Moses WentwoTtI -
me VT by hsypt Ray, and ON the south l., =
point "t iahH making int said buy, cantai,t,.
aount twenty acres. Said mortgage was ,ir,6
W f!hh =" ehtw"rth to John West and assigned
a. = lS'S AMI + reepr'ied In vel l3l. PAGE N
OF the Hancock Registry OF Deeds Jhe -.
dltI"n ~ sIit mortgage has been broken Ia, -
on " Whereof. claim 10 foreelo-e the same a.,
law provided, " ny
,,, FRANCIS TAFT
''"' i'th' ieso' 5wls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29

The municipal officers in the towns
where the Fusionists have control are
sendiug to the Secretary Of States ONCE
heir valuation books for the use Of the
Valuation Committee. thus recognizing the
legally Of the Legislature. ,aae
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29

marEe llous cures That have won irr Il a conf
dsnce IT, Ia rntues never eaus led nv any other
medicine 1t stll makes the most cnectual cures
of Coughs. Cold. Consumption that can be MAJ a
by medical SIS u. Indeed the CHERRY PECToRAI
has really robbed these dangerous diseases al
their tsrrors to "A great extent and given feeling
of immunity from their fatal effects mat ~ well
founded II th., remedy be taken In season. Ever,
family should have II in their closet for the ready
and prompt relief of its members. sickness
suffering and even lite is saved by this timely
protection. The prudent should not neglect ii
and the wise will not. Keep it - you for the
protection It affords by its Timely in sudden
attacks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the add res label of each snbser'-
bel'- paper shows the time to which the subscTin-
ton Is paid: and all Subscribers In srreats are
requested TO pay up as soon g. possible
On receipt Of payments on subscription 81 thi-
ofice, = receipt will De- promptly sent 10 me suo
scriber and the dste on the sddrrss-lAbel VIII De
corrected on the X i sue OF the paper.
In all communications relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state tire
Postofaoe 10 which the paper Is or Is to Toe. cent
so 10 lie careful to write all proper names plain
lS.
In directing change of address Always elFt
ple present address as well IS the one to which
su uish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be III.
without inac'io of the stomach, liver or kid
neys. or did you ever know une who was well
when either was obstrucied or inactive and
did you ever know or hear Of any case o, the
kind / at HOP Bitters would not cnre. ASK
Your tishbor this same question, = Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29
Chr CIlsuartb AmrriiaI.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-29

Gen. 3. Il. Harris has entered upon
his duties As State superintendent of build.
ings and has discharged all Fusiooists.