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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-04
PF0c"Pdin1 NJ the Meeting Of the
Srh"Oi B0II'd. officers elect -Se.C
T"1chers EIcc9rd- Co!n pEiIDcu-
tIry E"SGiurions to Prof.
RPCAGfOlf.

The following Is the new Board:
LIST Ward-ThoS. Bennett and VIM.
Bicrhaucr.
2d Ward-Dmicl Buck and Noah
Webster.
Sd Ward james Brown and J. ii.
Ray.
4th Ward-W. c. Durkeo and ]. c.
Wise
The regular meeting of this new Board
was held on Tuesday evening last, at the
Office Of the Rcric1r. The members
were all present except J. ii. Ray. j.
{. Wise was elected president; Capt.
VIM. Bicrbauer, vice president; Judge
James Brown, secretary, and J. c. Noe,
treasurer. The Board then proceeded
10 fill the vacancies in the list of teach
"rS us heretofore published in the FREE
Pass. ii. w. Coffin, Miss Pattec and
Prof. Parker, Of Garden City, the latter
in the place vacated by the resignation of
Prof. Stewart. No action was had in the
matter of superintendent. TIE follow
ing complimentary resolutions were of
tcred by Judge Brown, and unanimous
ly adopted;
Whereas, Prof. 4. +. Bechdolt, with
the view of accepting the position OF
tered him in the Normal School at Man
kato, desires not to be candidate for the
office OF Superintendent of the public
schools OF the city Of Mankato.
Therefore, RcSoIDod, that in view of the
ability and fidelity with which the retir
ing superintendent has discharged the
duties ofhis trust during the four years in
which he has been officially connected
with our schools, and Of the gentleman
ly department uniformly maintained by
him, and the interest he has shown in
the cause of sound learning since he first
came among us, by which our public
schools have been brought to their pres
ent efficient condition, we hereby ten
der him the expression of our high appre-
citation Of his worth and services, both as
a man and rs an instructor. Resolved
that this resolution be spread on the
minutes of the Board, and that copy
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0'td F"!i0Us IHHHd! Meeting oyfEP
G!r0!id LOf0" and Grand eu-
caH,JpnieRf.

The Grand Encampmcnt and Grand
Lodge of the |. O. .. L. met at the Ma
sonic Temple, in this city Tuesday last.
There WAS a large attendance. The Of
ticcrs were all present After the trans
sctiun of Il large amount of detsil bust
ness, the Grand Encampment elected
thr following officers for the ensuing
year:
W. u. Tompkins, of Msnkato, G. p;
{. G. llurd, Of Minneapolis, G. III. =.
4. Sheire, Of st. Paul, G. 5. W; J. G.
Psschke, Of Winnehago City, G. J. w;
j. +. Williams, Of st. Paul, G.. =. and &.
T.; +. +. Grow. of Red Wing, G. l.. s;
&. NJ. George, of st. Paul, G. O. s.; II.
:. Billings, of St Peter, G.. II.
THE GRAND LODGE.
The report of the grand master was
presented, stating that most of the lodges
have made healthy gains in material and
numbers. Eight new lodges have been
Instituted and two new halls dedicated.
Nermilion No. and Robert Blum No.
81. The grand secretary and treasurer
made IN it"mized report of the financial
and social condition of the grand lodge,
showing Il total receipt of $3O, $685. by
lodges, and receipts Of the grand treas
urcr of 81, 5i2.Sl, and disbursements of
$2.3il.3G.
OFFICERS ELECT or THE CRANE LODGE.
G. :. Ives, of 81. Peter, VI. W. G. NJ.
|. +. Clark, OF Pine Island, Il. W. ID. G.
NJ, d. ii. Stinnson, of Austin. i. w. G.
W; Sherwood llouwh, OF st. Paul, r.
w. G. Sec. Tres; Walter &. Dye, Wi
mona, Grand Representative To the Soy
crcign Grand Lodge.
APPOINTED OFFICERS.
Alex. Wilson, 81. Paul, G. Chap; J.
A. jackson, Marshall, G. Mar.;J. Min
gas, Wa~'cr, &. Con. ;Johu White, Has
lungs, &. Guard; Joseph Lewis, st. Puu!,
q. Mess.
The next meeting Of the Grand Lodge
will he held at Winona, the first Tues
day in June, 1881. 4 vote of thanks
WAS rendered TO the Masonic Fraternity
Tor the use of their hall The session
continued two full days. The attendance
WIS 49, representatives, officers and
delegates. SiNty-tive lodges We're rep
resented. Business was transacted rapid
ly and satisfact orly. The representa-
'ivra We're pleased with Mankato, and
with the cordial manner Of their recep
ton by the resident lodges Nos. II and
%.
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Going East.
GSi1g West.
st. Paul Sc Sioux CITY.

Trains run by Minneapolis time.
". ~. BARRON. GcScral Ticket GENT.
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THE OTHER SCHOOLS.

The Pleasant Grove school closed with
a charming mclanyc from the children,
which exhibited careful training, and
which the children themselves enjoyed
highly. The lady trachcrs were fully
equal 10 the demands made upon thcs,
and exhibited their little ilocks in the
best Of style. Th" Opera House WAS
crowded, and the mamaS and papas look
ed with pride upon the first efforts of
their children. Miss Ingram, at the
Union huiidin%- had everything in e1
ccIIcnt and pleasing style. At the
Franklin building. they erected plat
form in the grove and the children
thought it WIS It's good as Il Fourth of
July.
And so the schools closed for the wear,
not one member OF the School Board
being present to say, swell done good
and faithful servants But the FREE
Press will say it for them.
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Going West.
ST. PAUL & pUEUTr BAIL read.

VNFFf
AT WITT HE AR-Witn 'raiu- frr saltwater
ard on The n. d - ny for Minneapolis. Chaska
Carver, Albert Lea und points on Sioux City Il.
X.
AT WYOMlNG-Sta"e 10 Taylor Falls
lT kpEHli BRA Cii-Stagr'h Sunrise CITY.
A. lIAlRlS-Stage to Cambridge and Isaifi
cuEh,y.
At RIsi CTrI--S'agc 10 Glslt-bnre and
The crar nerry country of Burueit County is.
At PINE CIlI-Stage 10 Brunswick, krns
bee county.
On and after Jan 10, 1879, and until further
notices. passenger trains will run daily "a. i"i-
lows.
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of the same be presented to Prof Bech-
dolt by the President of the Board.
, 1880-10-05

@ az nys "Ssf n tic ssf sre ses u
isphcrra to witnrsa prtmrRaiors tn demonstrate
It'll i'ii ny whst, f.n,,s!,iwr tic popui,tjoH u
thiS ulty. tlld Whrn take int" tHxa,slnf ~! ilio
s. pan"',," f nt 'sf m cyH1 III
, t!s ''rp,on;ts"or II a.k kRennDna .n Witt TT
in's1; e o %sSie aa'i"s md .,c''at,oa '";t Of .sst
e!Fs ass1 d. fss sa, w4Iss HIs,rs se;Ss %a9ns
mi tnii, Of ln,lnna-as,.l nlthnuRh this city Is 4
ltenlhllcn, city. tEoult nut ~ tl.!s sonSn.trsu
tss' tSss'',. ssay!ns 4, oh''is@ * .sss :" discuss.
tth """tI.or u'H ig?,,ini's % "a ta @ thIs "vrra'asnt
iaw any Lciutmr.t who hnnurs ing ing. win
h!s ntlGnuon ~ 's!so mid inform thts N.Y.
10 d.w. Snl',aile i" ths an,s NIL ihe iatsrest.
cn%ra'ie @ % neIHh.,ds s; Il s;ca'iS,i ; On" wise. QUO
a. t,s,gocgaay q has asiswatoA for twenty years
1t gus Without saying that nnbMly
rispoi,letl. Thu s1rnI;cr wGll vi to a;!y t!1at
while tarFe l,tsln6cfS 1t Drlnocr!s5 Tonight
fur tho Unini, tlte enrtlnt'iakt &c tte war
SIOUX the l'e!!ocracy out If ,,lt,st ot tlicu!.
tS nters eass s SaS aHi Hsii' st'ei cP @ "i, s %rt,
associations. aila fs purEnsr III 1pfcfrli!E to
| tlicl,, WIS Il, shaw, how little, huw utterly
nothing, tl,ey wuulL liayc tu ttb will, WEcld-
| lug tic sctptrc Or Detn'crltic ptwrr
II ritE 1'EMOt,HATtG rAiIrv sCrcEEnED.
| The South MIS- thu Democratic party. Every
time liz had sMketl nf tliis sn,ne DcntDsrattc
editor hui denounced him fur l,einE sectional:
uirtl,, n1 tuid 81, M ~ llrard frual, who lu.l
10 much personal Information rs II Demo.
el,ltir esitur. [l4uugllter.l Tlls fast that =
nl,lt wIutG form linwspapGr scettirti Il, lust
| en,Enenpc, anh etsrnnl sunshine settled III
his head. Laughter. Il WIS sGetloEa!l tu
lok ltt, tho iWS!ii"t' of t!e sout!l ai!tl tell
the truth AbUut l., hecnvttinE In tue Dei,lo,
cratic e.iitor. >A1r: !Conklne pfortrtlcd rorall
tint to sl,uw TIC DISPARITY Ictwccn the p'ptl::
atIsul, tho wealth, nrI iuslncs.s interests uf
the Sn,ttt' mud tho North, a&us ,rcnnrkc!l ttat
le hui 10 llesitntloll IN ayo"Lng tint III l.s
Judgment there c",lltl bc 1'otni'g more IN
itiltl just ,l1d csli,al opportunities. that! l!te
I'lta Tint mel, owning o1'e-sesrntIh "t t'!l
country were absolutely tn rule II nli. TAP
rlause.1 y rYterrIng 10 tne nreseat l'tt%,,
s!ankcr rcl,,Nrketl ll,ut tlin Snli,t South
as thu distinguished citlzen frol
staIhllig by the unEntI,
TURNED THEIR RACKS 1'1pN Tl1E GOVERN
MEST,
and wadet into n rcd sea Of corrnptlo,
fAppInlH,'. Ill cUlll INT but express !lis
a,lnxeulr,t that DtslIocra.s Or. al!yboay ,rlse
the intolerance, tho i1lbnratlty, tic harsh
ness Ut the Government townrds Kel,els
/ when now. 0nty. fifteen years after the Wnr
Ssfsrn te rky si.in g9Hs " M nes!t sis 6 6f S|u
al power who 50 rceelstly dipped their hand
in the SAtnn's hest l'!oo!'. ana nln'lg TN
, 1880-10-05

A SOUTHERN MAN on SOUTHERN i'tf'RpECrs.
Sytetai Uisptlth Ia The chftaao 7rtbunt
NEW IoiK, Oct. 4.-Ex.SGllatOr sPowell
Clayton. of Arkansas, IL among the ipr0n'-
uelit arrivals III this city. Concerning tho
'ssnltt'cnl ot,tlnok III Arkansas a.pd' other
Southern States i.e saya: Tho Republican,
yttf'[s of M uscnut,t In ont Statc. We had
cfeAn count.out IN tho Inst Slate ELECTION,
although, nost of tho Republican candidates
weru ,na,estly eiectrd. Tho conMty HutlEo
md Cn,iiti; Sheriff were tho only twih that
were declared elected, for tic rcason'4l 4llat
their majority was 50 largo that tfNtr
opponents f0tnli 1t lIlpussiblO t0 rlssEi
WIS raised ae1ii,st tho lepaiiy Of the eleetlul,
nf thu other Stnte, o!!cprs,, that tlio ]utt,e
Of election, lind not taken tho Oat1l Ut Office
aA rettu.resl by law.. n, that tic ynt@ Gust
could nut be cnllntpd. Tlley were, however,
culitcd for tie DetnncrNts: 50 you cn'l III"
trrstand ,whnt show Garfield is likely, to .Ect.
"a1i Ws 5a GoYsrsysy" GoYsf Ds,.iet &c tefm{E m vsr a
Ier1 is llo doubt tint tho frauds Of the last
Presidential gle.tsGn VIII he cNrrietl IN ills
November. f0r We lin,e pretty lsnntl evidence
fur II. 'r!le people nrc satisfied with ting pres
ent AtlnitllStfNtt0n rs n body. but the DeI'lo-
There Is Il. possible. chance nf securing
very doubtful. The returns nlattc by thu
cclsus-inkrrs nj the South aie fraudulent
MpD'! their fuce. Every uiu knows Tint tue
West has fur axccctlcd tho Sa1ltl III ill.,
III inet thousands hnye left thu So,tll III placc
OF adding to Its poplilnt!oh
Tile crops nro exceedingly Eontl, al1E THO
pricEs nru high, but hllltlOzlng wltl prevail
, 1880-10-05
MINISTERIAL MEETINGS.
TILE 1tAI'TISTH.

Tic weekly Conference oi.the Baptist mini
listers of Chicago md vicinity assembled yps-
tcr.tny forenoon In I'nrlor Il Of tic t'rand
l'aeitIc, tie Iscy. Il. O. Taylor IN tho chair.
T!4u lev. j. G. Douglass, Of the American
ntltl F0felgll Bsble Society Of Now York, and
the lspv. j. q. Koblitt, Of Minneapolis, were
Introduced 10 tho Conference.
An encouraging report wns rtnttB relative
to tho Michigan Avenue Church, 1t was
NOW confidently believed TINT, the e!surcl.
would be rescued from Its financial difficult
ties and saved 10 tho denomination.
It WIS announced to tho Conference ulat
tho Rev. Mr.. Hurry, 'of Eyangel CE,lroEt, hatl
been granted loAve of ,,f,seneu for six months
by l,ts congregation IN accuuntof his health,
whicl, Ind bccn broken tlowh ln their scry-
Ice.
Tle reports from the various churches
represented ut the Conference were given us
follows.
, 1880-10-05
CONNECTICUT.

IAtilJisl~<hS
1tAnTrOtI,, Cnnll.. Oct. 4.-Tla town eEcc-
t1u,ls tDnli place to-tluy. 'rifs city elects tho
Republican ticke, by 400 maturity. Thu Town
Clerk only Is II Democrat.
OF tho seysnty-six towns so far heard from,
fusty.sIx arc Republican,, twenty-f0ur Denlo-
cr,ltc, anl six eql.a!y ityitlc.l. Of tEcsa
towns tho Republicans gallt eleven and the
De,noerlts four. Tie SIX lawns now equally
lIyt.lpll wtte Democratic In 18TH
Tho constitutional amendment glvtrs the
appointment If Judges nf tho Superior anil
Supreme ca,irts to the Governor, subject To
thu approval ot tho Legislature, Is carried by
II largu maturity. Heretofore tllo Judges
have been selected By party Caucus nit! IN
tho Legislature.
Sol.rIf NonwATH, Colltl., Oct. A.-Edwln
Adams, Republican,, Wns elected MnyUr; Ifsn
II full Eiuaril Ut Republican Councilman by
lO0 majority. 'l'lle city went Democratic Inst
ytAr by IS hIn[Orlly.
InE resulted III tin election Ut tho Republican
Ticket by 400 majority. \ lnAJorlty for tho
constitutional amendment.
MENtnES, Conll., Ost. a.-ln tho town
election tipru tl,erntlra Republican tleket wiz
rcGtected by all average nliljorl.y of uO.
, 1880-10-05

<,x4tef 1li.not.h IN RI. S.hfet1o 1,rdt,,ns
WAsr1SnroS. u. G., OFT, 4,-'rhere are
:. ' ..','..s'.e c...'.,."s,, a,,,,,, n,,nr+ tIo
sso s..'eIa ". ,'t , ,,,,,Inr
. sn. .',.nt 1,a"...'n,s Lark s.,.r. ~, ,,,.,
a..li.. 1 ~ >",s,, ali, ,l,or" or" sto mn, iYn
snt1ee'. ~" "eR'tl WIN: ticto Nv 7tv;ouoov
OF cottoli Claims where TIC qaleat"h'of m5alty
does Hot enter, a1ltl wllerr tho rrDprnlng atlI
paving woult olIv rrutItro IL ruling fru,u I,
,,tilIns, ,,,,r,,ov.f!,r.rai ,,,at .hu ,irpistnna
W ms.s "'. sar1.as a ~ ~ rrna.mrr IN m, If
o1 0sle oecrelafy OF the ! 1lchsu1s "o 't''. ~
letpssity btnt another tt, pitt tllss amount VI
claims III pr,,eess Ut settlement. There nre
slnDN>tA ,vnr,h that ruttIt1 he put h.
S,..,, I'm RAM, ~ tiofma IF i'm
WI w" eHu ~, t, ,t"'., II, ,rS
Pnier MI stl"nli PASS. lals II Il III " !"
general character psos!s.it'g fos scneing all
claims Uf II legal or ut I'LL equitable character
n1r1ltE TIE cuEIEr Hr CLAIMS,
Tho nstrnsll,ie ,,,rposc Of the bill Is to relieve
T,,n,rt.s. rrnn, wnr,. mn nriyatu matters, 1t
Io"s es' tsu. .'..rt"'i ,nr H., ,n .,,,,nrt of
nus Mr1i tepolal NV .i''s ..u ""ppw,. ~ ~,
ilA'ty Republicans, because u mas Sce'ictt ~
proytde plan for taktng the matter OF claims
n.',,,, w.. -, 1,r,,o c,.s. nf 1,chrl nIat,ns.
apply 10 Mlse esAss .. tteps! s'as,,'s' s,,a."
Its tertl's aro nltoecther gehera,' "''o tAels
would bu no ground Oh the taeo Dt
the measure to rutltre I, veto fr0ui HCl.
urncnck. If elected, hut tru,ocratte law
,In T.. ,,,, ta.t. a. Tia Trnu.,,rw hnvc oy-
yefS' III u'eit a"'h "' t''o ae"S"'s' 's"'e '>'
pU5eu
THE NEXT fFF'' ......
in contemplation, il the Democrats succeed.
# IA thu intention TO- make tho additional
, 1880-10-05

was intt H. g tll!' i;duraslt'iial snEsfltt'ee Y
eohsult WIZ hllll, letauso ol n.y. nRc. rs "
W. A&" H'm ~ sGv"n , Ssars 10 ~ tHFeMEn eo!,
!egr. n'H! !le nnS " 10 Illis ilnso Rnic
tropsl, no l,orti9i! of l,s r0ll'gate trn!'ilng:
soUsel,'e1} n anh,tii't,1,1,' ~, , d,sie' ,nat
I. Ms,s Wy ~ =. .u"s.fu WI itnn 'l'e fa's.
hylory. MI. Mckay a;ltn!ittsl t!'at I1e was
'~. 0' Mtscn1t,,xrocs. ~
Tho report of tho l.adfns' Presbyterian
Foreign Missions SuclrtY WAS read by tIlo
Clerk. 1t ,sl,Uwetl that tlirty.ilve 0f the
forty-stx cl!!rei,es were ,orga1,th!l. for tilp.
IN Ss,UM i!a.. hepM rutSc.l far nttlil.E III tl.v
rtuunslon uf tho lica.l,ul 'rlley !lnl'!ai s0nil
, 1880-10-05

It Ia tilnoly arh pcrttHcnt, while tho Wyokllfro
hhe sr.ebrsstn, y !M prexsess. 70 soyert ~ tho
fuet tlt tl,e nt tho tlrst Ad most rerfoct li!blos
esor published In this country WIN the c11itus
HibIg II ,llsslrto sslttlun of wIch wis tih'Eshcu
l,y ltuao Collins, II. thls city IN l7e1. }xsnh Cui
llIls was III ud,ruh1U printer, aH. tla asit.on uf
thu llthIo prtuc4 by hin Il kat ~ hn!e h eu tho
!t,,st perfect ul.sl carsaot Enssh edition pub
llshttl up, ~ TINT ttllo.s Thtro wcre sixteen
p0rsnns.-by Collins himself, t,y Inemhcrs If hts
fnmiiS. ana W the intst cnrapo19nt sohHMrs v1d
thonu9,ans. u lellost.! y 10 ,,aty v,ltiis!y fSse
whu,n Tho Auersrnn fahsn soeiusy tfetesMt11,si to
isslc editions az the l1!e In tlilINreht siAss. u
0f srlpet,nH u stA,Mr,l w1E cntutnistes iiItn1lt-
usously decided III favor ot Collins. Thus Trer-
ION HIT Mn!y nas TUG grttltt nr ssutt,K the i!rst
tEu s1iost perfect. Yhs WyG1lltYe Conversation
nllu4t Appropriately tAkc sone not9 VI lhis fact,
, 1880-10-05
nTlCTITGAE.~


kpseiaf Dhpatth n 71s Chicago IrtbMnt.
GnASn RAPIDS, hIirlt.. Oct. 4.-The Grecll-
backers Of Western Michigan Ind their hlg
demonstration for this campaign III tllfs city
to.,lay. tito occasinn being thu appearance If
ten. Ja,nes u. Weaver, their camlhinte for
tl,u Presidency. There were probably l,0o0
strangers frusn out Ut town hrru, tnnny Ut
than Republicans md Democrats here outo
curiosity, md he lIa.l MI audience OF 100 to
lion tiis afternoon, This evening l,e sppko
Ag,.i.t Ia perhaps o00 or ..U0 people IN tl!u
opcn nIr, mt half Ut hts hearers lelng t|rcah-
baekers. This demonstration proves very
cnl,cltlslyely that tho days 0f ttlB
Faftsts 1,s l!,ts sevt'an ayo nearly .e.e, tl,elr
sanl.s Ut Itfu alltlt run Ollt. nin tllat much
less tlla,l uMe.lialf tho party0f two yatlrs nv.
re,na!ns. Tile Republicans afu confident thai
they hive secured IN advantage fr0nl tho
ranka Ut tho t;rreIl'ack party, MMi are 'nlletl
soHrase fur tsX llie'G = ox ,Is sty tst T. t
through tllu Weht.
, 1880-10-05
THE GREENDACK ROW.
1L;M's NEW STATEMENT.

Srtf11l HlVdEtH ID .I6t IH1zaV0 IT31HHzs
W..sIiISaToH. u. G. Oct. 4.-11liln. the
dcposptl Assistant-Sccyctary 0f the Nrcell-
buck party, arrived here to-dny Il, the f'ter-
est Of tho Democracy, a.Ml cosAlsenec1 to
cnrn tic wages uf Ills lew masters. lle WIS
busy Atl slny at t!!e Capllol preparing In
manifold u letter to 10 furnished to tho
Democratic press to-'liglt:, AMI to be for
war.lcd tn In,liana, In which lie recltcs soltle
new storIes about pretended bargain be-
tween ireenl,acicrs nlNt Republicans, aid
IN which he will insert Whit lie claims tn bc
q letter from Marstlal Jewell Inviting him Ii
New fnrk IL Il conference. Tho irtter frnn
Jewell is snitt By ttnlse w'lu know to Ja sHelI
1, letter s Is written to T. ErGat many persons
unknown IN tho Committee. WHO clAln 70
ilavU i,inrlI,ttlun that will bo Important to It.
, 1880-10-05

NESvEls Co1"., uct. ALL spen's to bc tho
luprtssIan last tllat tho Colorado u!ectloil
takus plaee tomorrow, hut under the now
Constitution 1t IL llcll Nav. ,, Republicans
clulnl The Sta.e by 5000 to b,o0Q. 4slnocrats
ronrelo this Oh ti0yernor, but 's1alm tho
election of their National nl,l tho l'ala!nn Ut
Tho Sta!U Ticket by small ,Inaj0rilIes.. 'rhey
elaInl tlut tho emigration las been 81 largely
De,luMlAta9 na to overcome tnb t0tAlpr lhs-
publlGa!l lnniUrities.
, 1880-10-05
'UAf(S(l MEETINGS.

6pseIal Dtspatth 10 Ihs Chicago '1rtbuns.
NEW IollK, Oct. 4.-'rH {}artlelt alM Ar
thur Club OF the Central Committee hay1
nude arrangements for u lnass-lncettng III
Cooper Institute on Wednesday evening of
this week, Edwards piurrepont will deliver
the address, aud Jyhn jacob Astor will pre-.
, 1880-10-05
IOWA.


fpfttat D'3pastA 10 Tit thto1o 3ftbHHt'
l,unrVrE, Ort. l-Elcctor.at-Lafge Att
.,crst,n addressed n lurgc Republican meeting
this evening. ltu pourclt s.lct, hot shells
into tho l,ymocratic rallks that tho, Dr'no-
rrnts t,cc,,,nc su nnraEr,l ihnt fnr spite they
tn,,lct tic entire rlty With thu figures :" ea)
All lie irn,tt,iu i,rlui,},ran business homses
were VISITED, ,.ilti tic result WIS AfnlA ssrsct
was ni,e nItlss nf paint, showing TINT D!s..
hnure's sea,iing mefclIalits arc for Garfield
n1uf Arthur, ID,
, 1880-10-05

A change Is coming ayer vonlco. Travelqfa
who visit 10 ytu th0 old city Vt palAeea 4nA
tago0,s ~ 1t WAS seen ind sung of by tsIFQR
must hiu tAesp sisee,.iiy Thy xu,,lo!u{ Apa k%i7
dplers will ston hnv0 passed Nway: !l0W 4(nAE
Eeuple-espee!ally br. ltusk kn-.~ll 4o shotkfa
stast W % seTSies' W * ss;.a!i sssanhtss se stEakF
upon tho Tbaules 70 ply up and down TIN w4afeeHHl
WAys, ;aI, :1,M
, 1880-10-05
ILLINOIS,.

f.,S ~. ~. t.,
TAxroS. ILL.,, Oct. 4.-rtle grn,d I.epnb-
l,rnm atlv ny the camnatrn or EnrI Co,n,y
i ,.',s' ,,t', ,,,'.o .,i"' , aa,,n,,,r.n ~
,S,e wS s' ev 1,lss : t sstntc h ea,herea s'i sya
from MI Sides. Melvin curfsGl nf tile set III
Union co!ors tor thu inrgest delegation,
which consisted Of i51 PERSONS, Altlly other
towns In thu county aud vicinity wcrc largely
wllo eatllc ilt )argt Numbers without organi-
xatiun, A beautiful llng was presented to
i,v IT, ,f,ss E,m,nn nnmlrls WIN suo1,,, for
made n happy and eloquent response. Vocal
nmt ArtI.ur f,lr,. Ci,1,. f;or. Cnttom nml l.,
+. lays"t', candidate for congress spoke to
al immense crowd In the Court-llouse l'aras
this afternoon. Go" Cutlon spcnt about
two hours In tho delivery Of Il mastery ad-
lros, ,,,I T. f. I,n,xon fn1IovcI ,viih nm
uesa' ai''s -; i.' n"tn ,.a,M w." ~ a..
eluluG1it htnl buailtttll speech, ItolulnE inc
sn,tie audience For MI hour Md hail. lilo
",a,"las, su, M, ,unst i,nnosn, a % aho,y ' cv"r @
sm',''3s =, s''', .,,ta ''o a,,t" ' ".r," ",
seen Ill tt'ls COUNTY. 1NeallS ',oVo
toretl'hrarcrs, INFANTRY ahtl ca'alsE. were III
lifm. Col. =. W. Wilcox, tito AIentotn cur
s1 t..',s, 1r',s " sr.,,,,.,s ..'7n,n,t iia ,,"s
e""t'-i'"'sse Etu"'!ua "'s'' ~ "t'
greelet wlsll e'ecrs NJ llcaflyeVerS se''tehce'
md lett Il ine Impression. Tho crowd was
rnrlDlfSly eStl!hateN NJ IFnM 0,uUV 10 lo.ouu,
mil many inelinG tU tllo litter figure. Little
rori hns tlo,u ller ,tt,y, md will roll i'm n
! r,n.ln, ,,oinrItv in Novnmhcr fnr i'm wi,n,n
iH15 ',,.n,1'5lMn ti!.,;t " 4'"'''''9' ~ >''o
'''p"'''s''' ''e"~' ,.,,,.,,,,
! nEEAftlt.
Special Dtnate'1 to Ih' c@fsaeo t,. Tribune;
| DECATUR, Ill, UT. 4.-Iht' hcliilhllcatl
Sotsla 0t lMsntGr % j1'tsG tofet a. II 9, ,'!is!'S!i,
| l.ayu elected the toll,wine nt'lreIs: GenrHn
$. DMrftIt. CAPTAIN; Il. !, Lyle, rlrHt Lieu
ten"lt; ;in'1tt ~; Iafl1eS nss"a!.l i.lNateHal,1l
aiai Y. Y; Fosttr, ot.tsIy 5erE.1iia'ii ;,1i in Ih''
rrH;tse,l, u possible. to Ivy vatets. 11Hi ~
| viii wear lthints'llsla ltii!!tflls 4ftl Mtr
'oreilcs ut nlElit sle,dtlstrat!olls. Frnttl INV
AA tho itep1lhl leans prp0sct to p!t'stulte 7 viz.
UrrlI1H cHnlnll{Ett, 'fIlb Hon. u. u. SHtll, vi
, 1880-10-05
NOTES..
GES. CHANT.


1IAnyVo!n, Oet. 4.--t:en, Grant writes
Gen. Lfnwluyllo will visit Hartford after Dt's-
ton, ,ltrnbluty On tho 18th or l4tt. ArsanEe-
lne,1ts will be innle for II great meeting lrEo
ou tho occasion Of his visit ~:
\ TENss1ns.E NEyE1..ATtoS. II
Sptetas UApateh ta Thu Chicago Tribune.
WAal!Ix0voS, Il. e.. Oct. 4.-'rhe oltl-linc
bourbon II somewhat disturbed By t'l9c IT,
port tl,at Mrs. tie,l. ltaucnck, who probably
Aas lived !ang e!.oug|. to see tho evils af OK
cesslya drinking, IL determined that, lf a|to
evor lcC0llles The mistress Of tho Willie
House, shu Will f0ll0w tho example sutss by
Mrs, !IAyvs, Tlose l}nlIibDl.s who ptdftss
such cu',illlcltco III llancoe6's SUCCESS ,Gro
,lisnluytai BY this .suclal revelation. {N'Ytr-
einia gcl,tleuMn, 10 WHOM tiIis Hnbtttt .Y$as
br0Mchc,,, ws,xntt wrM1, st tho M.ra SsHE;4Ss-
tion. "So, STR" snt.! lle, "Gen. llai}e9!K IL
Il y0ltl'er, sill, ind will tolerate ll0 teslhuat
lutllrlieu III Ills Administration. liz .lA III,
pllt n1lu out uelIi0crat, ull4 ulte Ut tho. buys,
Sall.' ~ y
II nppcars, -nlthough sprn.tlng. coHptq ni
vai,tuEv Ut tho upportunity. Il, clear biz good
lntue from completely IN the frAtN!lle',h u.
Ut his Congressional trunk. Ihv. officers al
the ltsl-UllIut. Department xny thlt' lteltilDl
Mr.. Cox hilasult nnr any 0nb f.lr hin Rppi!ei
I'll thu Department fur pNrlniss!al To pfht,llht
tho nfHu buEs Ut fraudulent lAAi! tnntter VII
der Ills frank wlllei. Mre it,w witllllcl thGte
MennwhlIo My. Cox his. gonu West 10 tAtk
ADullt what lIU calls trMHtl.
, 1880-10-05

FIE!0f Champaign Co, III
DEAR SIT: This IL to certify IML ynur INDIAN
HEuuil SfHEus has dHGe uI9 more aund fur kldneJ
EDmpfaint and lteart DISGUISE than hny Dthnr medf.
cine ever uae1. ii kl4o pufEo Of Children OF
cnsItz mud Hctotutu. MARGARET EtiISA.
, 1880-10-05

- 49,. ItGF!4cre. Homo Co. It,. Feb. G. l3iA
hEAn n aItt: hare been using ynnr INDIAN BiOyD
hftCI for s9h!H time. nla pur 1ctiy satsngd wlth
petite Sreatltcns The harv0a. IiuKuatAx tho 3t,ll.
not pU without II 1tI3. n ESTEALt..
, 1880-10-05

N1XtAKN 6f fHN Sf6f&sntH and L{YtT.
Cnfro, Alexander Co. III.
II, nEhnsIn: snfe1!ne for s1n1r lime HtIl lleatnche
70 use ynltr reliable lNnlAN DitA,a) 3yRUP, which
Ststdred mo % n1ffett hehlth and strength.
NJ. u ElxA1u.xt. E}AAn, SHELLEY.