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, 1880-06-01

Of THE Ct,LotIEp MEN nF CnasEcT1EUT.
htEninES, CoIlI,.. At,!y .7.-T0 Tue Cbt01rd Dc1-
etFllct IL The NttUnaf Efpub'fctsn C'iHreniiM at
Chicago: We, tho cultured c!tIxtns ast' voters nj
Connecticut, In lnnRs-Mcot.ng assembled, in
most riltucstly anu respectfully Invite yttlr &C.
rpus and cnr,dtl confederation uf tho fnliowIus
fncts, which we tct,n to bc 0t vital Interest to us
nil:
Tint tho slicccss or tho great Republican party
Is Of tho most supreme 1uut,cnt III rlcr, uni
that tils,n tho altar oF lta SUCCESS should no
sarrAcctl ull pnrstnaa t1ns.-,li personal PREFER
cntrl. MI selfish ,tnhtlDn for plG,, or ts,,yrr.-
fur nigh nbn:o tkett nil, ,ts tho hcuyri,s l,ovo
eMrh. II thu Necessity uf the sl.ccnss md prGser
vatn u TINT pariy wliell H. T. a',,! hs ssl @ tho
pray Eut n tho mime nf liberty %h'clt It hits
cttsrrft. t. rise !" tl,r esiRccies hf tiio hour
TERN issue, IN lH,uvnin wiich tic uiint,s
everywhere i,,tllcntc that tho Amrrhnh pcoplo
are iiot rg.ly 70 net tttt: .....>......,,
tho nachIery il .iirri.ly hid to ln,ts,ct, ttlIt.
candidate In tho f!rlt1. IN tho event "f Grnut'a
wnv1 ~ !. r|. tse ;yi, 81 70 nIns nGr c ~, ,
uid .slrn nr tho Democratic purity rnr urani's
IHi1luntInu. n tho prlt!, of ~ ntss Victory,
Inirat1n fur tug urcnt sei'llcr. nr iti hpprte!a-
tlnn "f lli4 slfslln4nl*r1 srrvEecs i, prncc u.
o g Ss Sss otr III" or '' iserc,o" 's W. 't ' 'e'
WG pray stls 10 MT deceived. for e'tlertnr th
tho 'lcthelon % philosophy or ,simt'snis nrr.I-
nnncr Of the jas,rlc IL tim third trim, "xhirl,
win mt .snHil." II bus bern hceeptr.' n,'wt,rro
y, Now England. while thu people OF tho great
States IT New i,sk. PENNSYLVANIA and lltl'mts
on this iss.,e nre IN ol'e!! rnvalt nr'!inst tho
outntHat', Mtteal snanspnlatars nf tr INN.
TAn tH1nr y frhisRht with Hrcatp peril and there
needs he wHt, cOtinsc1.
WhIlo VIC hnyu prcfcrcucra, wn present III,
canlitlnte. .-t'niv protest md nppcal a1ttnst,
tlhlKprtnls md hnlicecs4ury !ssiic frhin tlIb
heurt nr Nuw l;ugnllt. tue ntrsury nr trut,lnni,
anu thu Stntc ilMt Grlve brit! to 0t,r fll,tstrus
,asyE; rr, Jh nr%l. nn n,, n the . nc ; o. H., IT,
trD ntlin,i Of ftrGl!ntt, wfitsc inicrGstA arc i'll
r9lsttl, We 'naku ihfsnPpcnI tn yuu.
Committee TN .tpptili:
q. 3. JEFFREY. Merihen.
William II. I!GkETr, Nav 11nvcn.
ltnxNy HALL, New tlnyn,t.
IL 0. IltN.tpEN. Jfnrtfn-t.
tMr. JetEruy ~ President If tlie lincoln Cl,ll
OF Conheatiotlt ard Is U1,c IT The l,c4t informed
roortsl men III Now England. IN Connecticut
there nra nbuut 1000 culorrd Republican voters
--EU1
, 1880-06-01
JUDGE TAFT
His Experience with tho New Orleans
Whisky 'F1llNycH.

AAeHNSENs
GJuefM,lnfI Eon.nrretat. MtB a.
Ono Of tho pnlnful experiences that Judge
,ruft {!ltyw III Chtcng1 to,iIng for urnnt} ha III
tho Inst days OF his service III 0rant'a Cabinet
was tho removal Of thu Districts ATTORNEY tf
f,,llls!nnR Tho hNsnc Ut this nlstrirt- Attorney
wns lscckwth, mn! tho position hrl by J,l,1Kn
'Tnft, IL will bc, remembered, was thut Of At
tornut- -Ucucrstl.
Nnw, Hrtkwith Ind lnilorinslsly g.therest VI,
tho Testimony In tho caso nr tho Whisky Hing IT
Gssey @ Sr"or.i.aw I Wv ot shs ircsiasat ct tho
rGia u Wis getting into influential. q,!ar-
tlon Of citizens or New orlca,!s, to %ho,u
lHi!l thu pleasanthesa tn tlonoilncu thu fatthful
s'' tat .ho % siic" M ot Atisi.ey "toersi IT. b. " 's' @
soup pi ~ho IT, l,e o." Trcsoia 5 tftEor! S:?a sW. aa
Uthora iess holy hut e4s'ny respectable, wtro
NJ nnS whu kl,ows Judge Taft will suppose
il9 ili lnfrtei liz rsisni tlat liz u o1 s.sn.
!asa lro.ssht u trai; TINT th9 testlnn,y would
ss. IT, u Ssa - S srs g
Uraul j,Istiev, ho Instantly .lssente to this vtew
af tho 1naltor, anu thought nothing more III 1t
int tho whlsky-rlngsters wcro pcrs,stonsiy
nullvu, fnr tho rauilutiary wis yslwnnH tur
tEoll,, aud thuy had the uAr and the confidence
uf tho President. Tho nllc!Al HplnGu Ut tho
Attarry iiElltrI hull bcGn given tho prea!tlont
thnt tho Nov Orlell!a whisky t.nst.a 1nllst llD
triel l,ut put! !tc pulley aIl ll,h!le llun0r le-
lHandctl Tho trinl: And yct tho E'rcshont was 50
wrak a,Ht 1aartid on Tint subject that he ut ast
insistae! !lsn tho Ioanl oi I1okw!tl, and t!l,l
rul.',yu him, n,-r!lMVod u ntstrltt- Attorney far
oug bis plaln duty III THO prosecution of thosv
,ynn Tsts stSallnE tho puu roso'uo through
Tlat thoso things aro Ill true, tho cx Attorney
General Very wcll k!nws. lilo lultsst uf COURSE.
,h!t I'D int Knew tho fllcts; that ho was de-
cclyet l,y tho Artfl Misrepresentation III thUsb
who had hIa confidence.
Very well, we ncrGpt thnt version OF tho eaey.
1t pFoycs unhlppy, that IT. Mflars Of tEta tclt-
eAtn character President firant belIcvtal tho
criminals g,i thelr a9etts and attornuys r71tler
thGn the highest officers ut tllo nw.-.r3nlny!us,
nKAtl,st tho protest uf tho Attorney General,
l.eease hu gave credit to tho ta!os ,0ltl by uld
| ihis IL anD.hcr Illustration OF tho wcnkncss
tl4t r9rrtl " frtstnw becAls0 ha hunted Beoun-
| drels IN eArnest. We tn nut want any n,oru Of
luulsiAiiA Incident, pertinent Ana remarkable 10
It "a III every respect, boon llnru cnnspfcuOus!y
bet0re tho c1lntrYT netnuse. when lrunt step.
lut1 down and out soNl after ho reIltuSed Heck
| With, NJ UNI wanted to aAy hAr.nflll things 1T
Atin.. IT waa not expected thAt hu wG ID trouble
1ls uny ft1otn.. W0 brnx turwar.l this mAttcs
nll who uEc tr5 lug to force him A1'0n tho country
TINT hls s.cmd tet,n win i!ot hear ttoiI
| younlcd.' 80
, 1880-06-01

l!' n1ntnoi'H sHAdn"f Or passing nsr!.ts east ~
lnn lKht OF History MI point ~ ttsc ,iitcron nI
nislne" ni tno t!''r.l-trrnl pss'.'ne + rnvn,,,
sohnty nspnriafr trnln tnN ea'in,sirn . .nis '.s
r.. ~ .nn Hhn a. so .lhms ~,
g whf YIN thr continued oNistnt,Hr ni ii1!c
t., dnr,e ni,e,3 tai t"r sn9 W., ~ i'i ir'i
1nas foNinry " Sn,sltMetiL r!Rhts; .o,r nk
g.s' ,n' +, rnnhe .ne sn,sn =, n
nt9 .stn WHY .. t.I ~ ,,, ~.
1fhNshtHHlISASs tHlS HlIfF Et'lEttHI III HliItH
, 1880-06-01
OPINION.

IHu uhh"Aa l'thss. .--.
,oua =" ,'n, as %
Nutional Convention, sho,,lu MD e,r, p,,.1 ,rum
rle u.ttler faot the lnGlsI,ltabls riKllt ut the
Congressional Delegates, und ntttnit Tho 1.og,,l
gang OF robt,crs ~ lawful representatives Of lilo
sMts w"',l'i By s',cl, h'xl,-humleu ac,'on or tho
1s i mt II. a1LsScn sfGy re tn s,vs ,o rtr @ t 1i
viii t i,y nil nsss ,u,.,',s @ /" sc",!ru tlt, ,!,
N" NM, ,.s'sv ",r ~ S.rc,a II ,t,n ~ nwf.
tnp t,.,nIn' "''''e' i"''e'' "1"'' III '''"
5Nhooser plays sntnc t,,.dor tho aup,n,y,tlot,
ifqS! tt h" s fayn H." ne as 1 .St M
torss'l ii. Syecl,s'nx f.%l il 10 %sr, y abs
" t%o fts ~ ,,h ' @isa @ alss ht "'th
' rnuas ua ,sl,M u,iatr,i ., , IT, dishonest mems
,.o, n',ar s In sI,l;,tu ~ t',.t ,.,'' ,sj''Ht
- t1r tv , ,1nt ~ - II! Gss sfS '''o' ~
.s,, IT. HI. Il t III !" .,.., n r,,
miuaton ot eiIn Z ,;er'ui,ss Fa t,nrtM I'M I,,'i,,I,.
cs. ra.i, nf III ~, ast o. tm WI! nRt
,lnt"f. -, W. HIM, W. hl,ii,,,t m sh,,., e!,
e,.@e tAe rust..!a nrp ,,yuiorIons NJ ths ri
,vi,l ~ n,,,tn, !.n a e3t M nv a'ess
,iay IN Ssysti,,er t,nyar'is ti't,;,. M i,u,no,,s Hi
I1ra,'s y, w. Nm: :b,s',.t % ,,1 nus T. r, ~
."nt ',,,,,t ~ ~ :t ~ s, ,cr mfrsi, ,
Hases is sst Il for u ss',tiII.t" SS VIZ s has '.s s
s nv gE % i!sst ",', "s men, INF !,
~ VIZ run titt-t';ltteL 4nnH uttt Phi u!
tn0.r os nit xnK". " taGlr ntse!.ca s9ey
y Gs,9 a, Grnt ,n @ rtM, sut " aSsr t'ln 70
n,nuIoi,. - J.. uttt' a ~ aH ~ - , ~
,s, 1ar.t ~ Is, dna ~, IT. ~ ~ v"
LEND LEND VT . "..sM. " tho ueLartiiIo !I,M ~
tn.he i4I " tEtt eo1npoiiehi lMfI N!lo ueFinAns!
M1i Mlthnnt which. @ ~ " ie,'st = hAit !oz'i'
;hbnut "lh'Hhns ltleties' TIC Afaats-He'st1'f1
~ sis' ~ ',f ,- a,,v.,,t,t ~ r,.u..
, 1880-06-01

pcuptcT Viii noi Indignation nnd disgust III. tho
h.:ri nf every !r .,ns Il !" ~ nT rn
skHlltl,,pH'ry within Its r;ll,ks i tiispstal ni TIC
ttttrt 1t will i,c fur 1r National hninr aud tho
uphnttllng nr Il lN,ro Judiciary
rlts ctyClSSArI " "tnt.KsntArr,"
n sfrouu supporter nf sherman. !. evidently IN
prrMt frnrs that tho urlnfltts Viii chpturr tho
shsTG, f ne tnop II usst f Il Il e e
rt1 great efforts md rScrltons h!sp t. ~ ti,!e
from now until Icxt Wr.ines.lny; The urant
i Id srentest pftlmii!ity ti,at they VII slther
', ~ fsgs r ',s,g X he c" tec
patcs. mud secure tho rcst u the ncec::.ary ,ntrs
~ esn,uni,cs n nfnlM!.c* IT. Il. the xce' M r..
urcp)aytn1 Desperate rnmc, ,ni 'hey Will leiyg
not ii stonu unturnm tn win. Int thrrc nrn st!1l
Rss eRs. Fl ,tlt e p iss sSs so aEnao @
tho cs,,tnsry by such nnn!islntion. 1oy must
git,c, they MT unly rjpI tho res'tlt of tho next
Eheftan, hut nlss, nut tho very cxlstcncu Of tho
.i Sn" . i s o. II FSs, % x s'CDssy CD"ss hs "y VIZ IL
"s!s ees"tss ss fso% Sss aessr'Hx ito tao ee"Ss
Ii'e. baltimore De!tsehc Corfrslon'.cHt In MI
cl'ltnrlal gisca the following a,lt!cc:
S'nD xt w''s o asbas %ss X E{
s' ssyls ls,s K!sst Kst e i, dso!so s r' 3
snecr sic 1t Tic tics',,an GesTses wha thrc!!cn
mt tn votr. 0r to vote Tor thlrlcnnuldnie INC
y cnr 1fs" f. e plrs!' ~ n i,ai + 70 'G @ tr
s'Isacsci ly Jug iHiHots SiMis-Ztiiai!g. ills
IL 10 hoped that tho ne'n'xracy viii for onrc
mt net nj FnOlslily and strll hs to 1ntnnutc
candidate fur whUtn IN Republican cnfi susc.'
TIE NEW YORK "srAATs-zElruSa."
which tins the largest circulation Dl nur t,npcr
H!i; ,c ia1" r. tc "rn2 ~ r. riET,
str1lfpnht fllHt1iIer;
, 1880-06-01

-
Tho Directors of thu Chicago, 1snck 1elnni s.
I',cliia held II meeting ycsfertsny httrrlMInn In
mike prelllu1HRry arrangements far tile Nnnslnt
,,iGetiE4 tn .bu held tu-narr0w. Nearly tho e,l-
tirr tln,n WIS spent In counting an.i foutlng ~
tho proxies.
MIR. ". II. Strong, General Manager Of tho
Asctfsor, ropuku &enntn FGitnilroud. will lsoro-
nfter: I've In Chlcngt, nRuin. III is 1lnw an his
why to ChtcuYn With his family. This cl,n,lgo Of
baso does not iave my Significance. Mr. Strung
Will continue to have his heHd4unrecTs ut Topc-
KIT, hui ha ltull!G4i 70 lve his rrailce hers IT,
ncGnl,nt Ut ilts Children WIN lID eilrI,at huvu
properly cdllcnted ut tho kniisas Capital.
Mr. Lcnr,tcr Carey, President tr tho Master
Car Builders Assnclstton, hla ssch tho fn'inw-
j,,H eirs:u!Ar to tho vnros r1slroaA i1nnsgrrs i,
tll6 Uht1l HtAteK:
In compliance with tho twe,ity-trst ecotioN nt
tho "rt1li's governing tho cousltton ot md IT.
pairs q fre1Eht rHss fr tho tnterehanRs vt
trnlllu which wcir, lllhpt'sl 1T chlcnYU June H.,
lK', wa'tll l'eF tt' rtalcst tllo nstciriArcn Of
mi ntlthurlzcil representative uf yntlr Company
mt 1nGDtg to iDo lIcl'l NJ tho ltusse,t llt,nye.
Detrnt, Mich. "Wednesday, juno. Il, 1ssV. for tin
lrrtsion nr prices cnthln.al In tic rlrs, nnd tn
nlukesuch otllur chnliGcs rs may br nErcrl upon.
, 1880-06-01
COMNIEIlCIAL,

Tho following wcro the receipts and shipments
of tho lenllng articles vt produce In this city
during tho furty-eHht hnllrs c,'dinE att o'clock
MnM.lny n,orntnY. aud ihU corresponding tlmu
lust yt44r; ::
, 1880-06-01

l,ol thou llrst III charmed pot.
ALI.
1sulc or ruin. Wcare apes
il guilty Etate escapes,
sEt0xn WIZARD.
fTnmtnhny fs prutl tn use
Nhpn 'tls slalil III Syrlttifse.
Ciphrrs fr"i, tt,e nllcy threw,
N. %' HIS ts ,a''t ~ !r:''' !."s s'tsru !" III SOILS
vIctnrs tIisty shNtl.l have sis'lfA.
Ian,,s clnrn e |.;frrl,, |,'; .,,, ,,,,, t,%,n1c)
ALL.
fa gtlflty Stnte cacNpcs.
Tliitsp WIaAnD.
Wh!aky. 1tallroat. lsrvcn.'c ltiuss,
I" t tho rv rot 'l,n ,,,,tat,' nsyt 'hr'sa'gs' ',!s
Tn .IhISssln County hnaat
Jtnllnt-bnxrA nicely stuffed.
1'rsNy nttftttulGn thGt urn hNffo1,
Add tliDrcsU Cht4,gt,a sGnrti-
She Il eat crow II. sure y yo,1 re born.
Att,
1tnn or ruin. Wo urr npns
IL guilty State escapes.
RECnSD WIZARD.
Now tl,rtsw In tho ilitft rl,b
Frf'tl tho tlci.ttMratlt schnDs,
And, Ii, make tho ct1ttr1t TO take,
ltospix Eiirt We now intlst sh:lke,
[En!cr tlcc1lf, tho s,,u ut Ills 1'atI,er.l
Q. we'll tlnun, | rotminelll ynur pulns,
And every n1a sl!lti share tho t..tins;
Ana nnw s!n,it thu utl.irttg sing,
Like CulttilHt s,llcels I'll II rlilk-
y, tlui't wish i'apN wls ki.ig.
ltlark vn.rrs and white,
IInya 1T lI!uo ntltl Gray,
Slutih lty us, wr will BY yn,l,
" And we'll pttlslnn ya,ll sulnu ttny.
TitE SITUATION r,u,M A GERMAN srAsDpotSr.
IT, lhs E.itisr " The thseaao Tribune.
II cl.t,ut he tistlts TINT ,l,,,u,lK tho rptiblte
", tnassss.-'si.nra .l'1l ress!ltns. r. 'e rs d9l.
t;'.t!t-wait' n1r upl'ussu II, y tl!li1l trrM tho
anu lilo determination tu s,ll,,sll lilo rX .rl,lS 1T
tic Grant nlauhIHu ss strengthened wLa uycry
'r S% arftsnl; o ,s stor s"E ts =, ws rrs a =
tntIi:titsntiun uHI at,s4.lutl sntD tu r,,e.,,y's
c1, q, ~, ut lilo r,uyulth tl.,l,t, III Shines Kr-
sci;,,sss,i,t ,.uljrcliic tr,Hi,g tl1U rfl.Uds Sf
Mr. Wnshll,rnt. Thu assertion III fIs enrtiti,s
thut hls iI,,.:,u ,l LOST iii uimrtlru. .liM! tiint
hippo nr attccrss il linsng IT. forcr. - lis mime
npirars nlr., a rnnto In TIM fnrs'gr,tilui, lilo
s,%" %s r. r. ,IsiS 3 r1 ,' = 's, .,,s I a5 's
tho vutu Of itis scpulltIcHii purity ur
tHo W country m - Ss. Wusl,Elir,i%r. IT, Un. .
her &c ny tSs,n Nss s'e " s
thn ct,,l,fe or hs frluiMIa In tsnI 10 t.1o l,gii-
t,e Of lid r,1,Dte.1t. M,lr!, viii sleiitl u,n,,
@ n, s 1r % n.y. .'Y + '' ts ts "'s aft q 'e III, ': s:
he win is., frm % to ~ yntrs' Wt1cu nro rplj,.,i
;lnn lIy hts Tri.,lls, uud tlijs t,,ny rita hjul,
triul With urtot ,sI,tlyni,t,!xes tTho %,it. hIr,i
tsri,, nir ict, bav"a ns"jurity ia tho H"plbiiea.l
Xtis,i ,!,,; c:a,i,., @ an .ltsy % rss ,! ~
Gns,t msn in,ist hexn 'liolr AxSt risl,t ivre, "r
ei,,ic fr,,ln tts,, nr,i,juty f,rsrti,i.. Md.
tj, iiuit rc tNtur mt bng u, t6o ,i;isttui,
1t tc;mrusnry trsantsaso,. thu 6s,.nttss yn,iI,"t
st.,., Il. tn ~, tirr.u7
, 1880-06-01
GONE TO or1IEJ, FIELDS,


Mr.. ". L. tulllsuIl nsslI1ncs tho duties Ut Cen
GrAl Passenger Agent of thu Lake Shore s Mich
IgHu Southern to-tlAy. Tho Illinois Central l.sps
IN SIR 1nllnstn one ur Its most efficient nMtl en-
ArEet!U ultltHals. For tho lust twenty yclrs nr
llloru he iins been IN tho c1hpley of this Com
Instay, mud snoyt uf HIS tt,o 1T tho hund Of ts
aervie1 viii, tM!s Company l,ls .enssrtc'l bis
executive ability Alll t11E mystery nf tho Gf.
,nnnts that ~ to ,nnk1up successful pnssungGr
servico OH iii extended line. hr. Iahlsun Will
now lslyu a,!lt ,nDrr EXTENDED tiel tntllsplHy hts
tusnts md abilities. The 1akH sf,urp IS tj tu
congratulated OIL sccslrlnE lesorviecs uf soablo
i.til ictust u tn,s to IKE G1Ilrgc nf Its js1s9nt
Eer business. Tiiere can bu 1T, '1ohbt hut under
hls IIGcttnn thu passenger department ut tho
Luke sllnro viii son rn!s ~ uiir Of tho hest un
most cluIently Gontl'lescs! ln thG , country. 4
i.,ls not yet becn ehtscr. For tho present Mr.
\. II. El,,Son. Asssta1it tiennrnl Passenger nnd
Ticket Agent OF tho ruril, Will Nsale GflnrEe Ut
Tho department.. but there y hardly ni,y .louht
tilU p.sill.in or tioticr,l Passenger nnd Tickrt
Agent. Tho Illinois Central Guild mt easly
tn Il man ncttUr suited fur tho dulles Of this
position tHln MIR. linnsOll.
, 1880-06-01

TIE UNION TRUST COMPANY HANK,
Northeast corner Madison md bcarborn-sts4
lsccoraB pAylngs ippo-its and aiuws interest
ut the ratio Ut ~ por rcu subject u lilo rules OF tho
bank. G. NJ. WILSON. Cashier.
PRESTON, KHAN 4 TO-,
BANkEltB,
Ami doncrs, In GOVERNMENT HoNDs and ron.
EIGS EXCHANGE, LETTERS OF CItfDiT, We
avs Oil hunt Ene Of clDlco ~, s. Q, ind por cont
Municipal md HchnOl lIoitl*.
, 1880-06-01

or performed II g..,"r,nl+ ngtlt,lt
ll.,s,s,. EonkilnE Will s.n ~ in tho Nnt'.,,,,l
Convention, ~, "Wednesday with tin ellh,n pp,np
nt,,nll,nton tf Ctys4ts T. uruIt,t, n, no Will OK
rect tic representatives 1T tho rr,,lu r1,h all
tmria uT This great N,tjuI, te ,,lr,v tho r>ynl
iuut1tlnte. Ttch II shnal hr src1 whether IftiaS
t1cteKAtes fron tho Errht Stne bg lllt1ls urluslE
" Logan nnt iMsc trna, .Hn Hsr S, 1,
o. Iennsfltn,lln, ,ter tn @
Wnetner tnn hs'rp'uFs tF"ni 1t,.. "nM1s htnElr E
1.!s ar' hc slnsGs :" @ s Am o Mn"anr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

GEN. TAUyALT, agent, and Willard.
President. Of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, have purchased
the Seattle aid Walla Walla Railway.
1t Is said that The road will be built
over the mountains in time to move
n xt years grain crop. A narrow
guage road will be built to the Car
bon river. 1t il also stated that a
line OF steamers is to be run betw, en-
seattle and San Francisco by some
company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

TINS Nevada State journal says: A
business man found man lying in
front ni his store yesterday, and sbak-
ing him, asked If he was drunk. "YeN .
was the reply. "'lhcn get away from
here" To which the d. NJ. rctort, Il
Are you dlunk?o "No,' was the am
swer, "rhtn yon can get away from
here easier than can" The business
man gave it up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

WHEN I. j. Knuckey went to tn
5000 foot level on the morning Of the
9th to relieve his father, Thomas
Khuckey, who was running a donkey
pump there, he found the old man jnst
above the station in the incline, and
overcome with the heat. The young
man y as alone, and was compelled to
90 for help OF be over come himself
hen he returned his father was dead.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

A SHORT tme ag', says the Ward
Reflex, an Indian in Cave Valley can Q
into possession of two horse shoes
he had horse-and requested John
81. CLAIR to put them on Tor bin. John
asked # he wished them put ON the
fore feet, to which the Indian replied:
mo, put 'em on hind feet. Fore feet
heap see 'em rocks, hind feet no see
emu
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

TaE Mormon Semi-annual Confer
ehce convened at Salt Lake on the 9th
inst. The attendance was large.
President Taylor tainted while deiv-
erng the sermon. George @. Cauuon
and Apostles New aud Rich Address
ed the assemblase. Cannon, in the
course Of his sermon, de6ed he'll and
the Government to abolish Mormon
ism.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12

AT Milwaukee on the 9th Mrs. Frank
Croeker, the well-known disturber Of
women'S rights meetings. attempted
to shoot Mrs. J. b. Smith, her step
mother, yesterday moruing, but sue
eee'ied only in shooting off one Of her
fingers.
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INDEPENDENT MEETING.

annexation of Northern Idaho Il
Washington. Both political parties
were out IN full force, and the meet
ing was address, q by quite number
Of the leading citizens Ut the North.
The substance of what they said APP
pears 10 the Teller Of the lst. A cpm-
mitiee VI five citizens was chosen 10
devise plan Of action and report at
an adjourned meeting on the 20tl.
Following is the report, which was
unanimously adopted:
Lewiston, !. n, Sept. 30. 1880.
Gentlemen. Yunr committee select
cd to consider the question and rec
ommend plan Of action to be adopt
cd by the Democrats and Republicans
Of North Idaho 10 Washington res-
peclfn u report:
That Your committee have consid-
cred the question presented to them,
that they have photographed q The
southeastern counties expressing the
opposition 81 the people Of the north
10 both nominations made at Boist-
City and tlieir purpose TO vutc for u
third candidate. wha will pledge him
sell to support ann 'xation and the rcr
moval OF the capital from Boise City
10 some eastern county and ask the
utilization If the eastern counties with
AZ IN these measures, saying to them
that in case they affiliate they may
suggest the name "a the man Of their
choice who is pledged to support tie
Affirmative Of these issues, aud That
We will vote for him. We ask for an
early reply. Your committee would
recommend.
LIST. That the voters Of North Ida
ho vote for IN man AS Delegate to
Congress who will not publicly pledge
himself before the people Of all see
items Of the Territory, that it elected
he will favor aud work for the imme-
date nexation Of North Idaho 10
Washington.
I'd. That this meeting recommend
to both the Democratic aud Republic
An conventions about TO assemble 10
Me- fefce county to place in nonila-
ton ior councilman and representa-
tivcs 10 the legislature no man who
will not pnblicly pledge himself to
both favor and work Tor annexation
10 WASH ng,nn aud the renewal OF the
capital from Boise City To some cas-
tern conniy where agreed upon by the
menhcrs from that section.
3d. That beyond these two ques-
iions we 70 not make any suggestion
10 the said county conventions Of Ne2
P'rce cunnty.
4sh. That we suggest to the other
counties ii North Idaho a similar les,
OF thu qualifications Of their nominees
for the Legislature of idaho. aud il
they will not pledge themselves in the
Affirmative Of these issues, that other
inen wha will SO pledge be toni a,ed
and vnted for by them.
9th. That in case the proposition
sent 70 the eastern counties be aeeed-
cd TO bysihem we immediately endorse
che man whom they may reconamcna
for dele ate who is pledged To ,he az
tirnative of the foregoing issues, and
afge the whole people Of North Idaho
g vote for him irrespective Of party
affiliations.
6ta. That in case our propositi, N
to the eastern counties be acceded g..
then that our finance committee be re-
requested to raise by subscription or
otherwise from the different counties
of North Idaho sufficient funds TO pub
f,.,h -, .,.-t.x,..... .
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tbs 2,eoO hostile sioux at Fort
Keosh, Wy. T., ale to be fed during
the coming winter by the Goyeramen-
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Own l2,Ooo,0o0 bushels Of grain
have been shipped to Europe in Ser
tcmbes, employing 500 vessels.
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1HE sac Of Pernhardt tickets at
New York on tie 81 Melted $2l, 900
in for,y-live ninntes.
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Trouble between the Sutr,, Tunnel
Company and tho Bonanza mines has
recently broken out.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Delegate to Congress,
ALANSON SMITH.
For Member Of the Legislative Council,
VIM. j. ROCKWELL,

VIM. j. ROTHWELL,
For joint Councilman for Boise and Altu
ras counties,
w. III. PETIT.
For House Of Representatives,
JAMES MONROE,
GEO. PETTENGILL.
For Sheriff,
JOHN M. DANSKIN.
For Auditor and Recorder,
GEO. w. RICHARDS.
For Assessor and Tax Collector,
GEO. YOUNG.
For Treasurer,
ISIDOR SMITH.
For Probate Judge,
Nj. B. MOORE.
For County Commissioners,
w w. HOOTON,
SIX. GOLDTRAP,
JOHN lRE1 ON,
For County Surveyor,
GILBERT BUTLER.
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If the :. lihcrn counties have very
great hankering for the capital they
will join the North in their new
scheme; but there il no town in South
cru ,r Eastern ldahuthat is suitable,
and we do,,'t believe the people there
are very anxious for the removal.
II the third man is a Mormon then tie
North may count on an easy victor /.
The Saints will agree to anything
that will elect him.
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before the people in behalf OF our dele
gate nominee and the representative
nominees who are openly pledged a.
above stated against any and 10th
'ers.
j 7sh. That BY these recommended
tiolis we d. moi disturb or in any man
ner interfere with the Republicans Or
Dem cratic nominations made by the
conventions the several COMMITTEES Of
North Idaho for other Offices than
those we have named.
ALoNz5. LELAND,
NJ. a. KELLY,
j. NJ. Howe, Committee.
j. r. VoLLMRR,
WESLEY MuLKEy.