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, 1880-11-07
KANSAS PRODUCTS,
Special Dispatek to Tn tth4eago Tribune.

-'- ~'"~''''s~
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 6.-1'he third quar-
terly report Of the State Agricultural Board
for 1850. issued to-day, gives the following
acreage of the principal crops for this year:
Corn, 3,5554, ,S9j; all increase Of 1923 over
1879. Winter wheat, 2, ,3sl5, ,937; an increase Of
G99.+0l. Spring wheat, :asa2s 497, decrease Of
105,7S9. Kye, 54,748; an increase Of 15300
Barley, 17,i21; Decrease 3O.Ss3. Oats. 4,o77,-
S37; decrease, 1872, ,462. Buekwheat 267. LII; !;
decrease IS, ISL. Sweet potatoes, 4D1, ,G7:; !;
increase, 1888. Sorghum, 2294i 500; in
crease, ,229,b37 Castor beans, 5,O43, I'll !;
decrease, a,o55.575. Flax, Il, 81; Increase,
5, ,6W. Hemp, 50,709; small decrease
Cotton, S3 S34; increase, 70, 1897 Tobacco, TO-
12l; decrease, It, SIC. Droanl-coru 134l0, 19};
increase, 1,OS7, 9A. MiIlet and Hungarian,
rs, 4S5; increase, oi, ,45L The acreage of rice
corn was 1855, ,555, this being the first expert
ment made with this grain. The product
has been a success, yielding thirty 10 sixty
bushels on: al average, some yielding as high
rs sixty-tive.
Much OF this report is devoted to special re-
ports from tile most practical business men
III the twenty-five counties. on the breeding.
management, feeding; aud grazing Of cattle.
The number of cattle for 1850 is /, 109, ,73l,
valued at s27, 1925, all increase Of one half
i'll five years,
, 1880-11-07

Legjons of Honor, waded through the muddy
streets with kerosene torches or made tnem
selves conspicuous In othar ways 1ot 1ae
good Of the cause. .-'
They feel ike one who trends alone some han
Whose lights are tied, whose Rarlands oeao' ano
a1i but thom departed.
And just now they are trying TO
FIND OUT WHAT Ais THEM :.
or their party that it should be 50 unmercl'
fully defeated. Billy Patterson has been iii
hard between. the eyes and knocked sense
less, but the question Is who struck him.
Some think that Barnum's mules all got loose
the night before election and kicked the
Demo-C Confederate party into the middle OF
next week, or the week after that. One says
it was the attempted theft Of Maine last win
ter, another says it was the loss OF 1nai"l1s,
another that it was the fear OF tne o0lla
South, another that it was the tariff. another
that it was the forged Ghlnsse rs terteF, dts oFsom
They don't SEQ why 1T was that uancogk
did not run any better In the North.
and JIG Pennsy1yanian and good .unlon l
soldier, too, who fought at Gettysburg. But
the taes cs e Sesas esad fo%S II hs Oh fSstx s sde
shouted sCredit Mobilier'' and "De Golyer"
at the end of every sentence They now
vote themselves
ycoMpREHENsIBLE ASSES
unanimously. and are amazed at their own
stupidity aud want of intelligence. Poor
Deuster is the only cheerful man among all
the disconso1ate crowd OF Milwaukee Demo-
Gratis, and he looks like the sole survivor of
shipWreck who had been snatched from a
vatery grave when all else had gone down
into the Unsuitable nav of the eternal ocean.
Deuster thinks it was the worst Republican
hurricane last Tuesday he was ever caught
in. and he goes about the Seeb0te office mug
murfng to Himself these touching but appro-
PIRATE lines from wicked old revival hymn
Of DR.. Waits:
And If my soul wero sent to He'll,
Thy righteous Ian approves 1t well! =.
Deuster Is
ONE OF THK SPARED MONUMENTS
Of Republican mercy, or rather of Republic
an blunderlng in. nominating his opponent.
lie ought to be fishing to-day on the head
waters of Salt River with Gave Bouck.
Nowhere is the waning power of the De-
mocracy more manifest than in this Congress
Washington, and Ozaukce, which
compose 1t, gave a Democratic majority Of
over 10000, and when the last apportionment
was made, in 1870, these thre6 counties Were
grouped together and given up to the Bour-
bons for an everlasting Inheritance. At that
lime every city and county officer and the
entire delegation in both branches Of the
State Legislature were DEMOCRATS. Now be-
hold the change: Tho Republicans carry the
and in Milwaukee County elect every officer
md twelve out of the thirteen Assenblylncn-
erlly the times change, and men and par
lies change with them.
, 1880-11-07

THE BANNER REPUBLICAN STATE,
SPECIAL Dspatea t. In< Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 1.-THE honor may
be claimed for Michigan of first organizing
the Republican party in 1854, of electlng
every State officer as Republican, and of
controlling both branches OF every Legisla-
ture since that tune, of giving her Electoral
vote to every Republican candidate for
President. OF keeping ller delegation in Con-
gress more nearly unbroken Republican than
any other State, and Of piling up this year
majority surpassed by only one State (Iowa),
which IS a,i offspring Of Michigan. It il. BE-
lleyed fronl returns, and estimates that Gar
fields majority over Hancock will be Il, 600,
For the seventh time Michigan has chosen a
solid Republican delegation to Congress, and
NichigandeIS think that our State is Justly
styled the Batlner Republican State,
, 1880-11-07
Details Of a mSSRevoIting Trag'
edy in Loudon County,
Virginia.
A Man Brutal1y Murders His Sister
in-Law and Then Shoots
Himself.
The Fiendish Murderer and Suicide Is
Finally Dispatched BY His Wife.
A Young Son Of Gov. sprague Pulls Pistol
on His Mothers Trustee.

sn<etaI Dt.pateh to The CHICAGO 1FfhtlnA4
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 8-Loudon County,
III this State, has been the scene Of one Of the
bloodiest tragedies known In Virginia It
seems that yesterday Merritt Mott small
farmer in Loudon County, had a quarrel
with his sister-in-law. It is thought that be
had previously quarreled with his wife, and
that the sister-in-law took her part. He was
a man Of strong temper, and, turning from
his sistet-in-law, he went into the yard, and,
getting a large knife used for cutting corn,
came back and assaulted her with it,
She ran into the yard and he pur-
sued her and stabbed her until
he thought she was dead. After this he re-
turned to the house, and, taking his gun, dis
charged it in the air and coolly reloaded it.
He then went to the spot where the woman
lay, and, putting the muzzle of tho gun l1n-
deS-his chin, fred the whole load passing
through Ills mouth, tearing out the tongtie
and lodging in his head: lie fell to the
ground, but while in the throes Of
death. he saw some sign of return
ing life in the woman. Dragging
himself, to where she lay, and reaching for
her 4 blow in the face. Az he was raising
himself to repeat the blow his wife entered
the yard, and, taking i'll the situation Mt
glance, she herself seized another large
stone, and, standing over the PROSTATE form
Of her husband, put an end to iis struggle.
Her sister died In few minutes after.
, 1880-11-07
INDIANA.


kpsdal Dsspateh to The. CAiezoo 1+tbunk.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. G-The drag
net thrown out over The State by the Demo
cratic State Central Committee to catch vio-
lators of the election law ut October
election has not discovered many cases,
nor have those brought to the sur
face been yeEy satisfactory TO the man
agers- AS an illustration Of Democratic
methods, the cases Of John r. Richard and
Elder a. 3. Chase are to the point, Both
these men were arrested in Wabash
County yesterday upon warrants is
sued by Commissioner Jordan, before
whom they had q hearing to-day. Re
hard was charged with swearing: in an
Illegal voter at the Pleasant Township polls.
The prosecuting witness sestifcd that he
knew nothing personally about the voter,
whether he was legal voter or not, but q
number OF Democrats in Wabash County i'll
sisted tho he should make affidavit against
Rehard; that on top of this he received a
telegram from indianapolis signed "Hun-
ter" asking him to come here and make the
affidavit and le would receive his expenses.
He did come, made the affidavit, AMI was
persons IN Wabash Who were
80 anxious to secure Rauard's ar
Itht were 6llCileQ from tile witness
and may figure in n suit for damages for
malicious prosecution. No testimony wasF
introduced by the defense, Richard being
dlscharFed on the Governments case
The other case is still worse,-Elier A. r.
Chase, pastor Of the Christian Church in
Wabash. He Wns arrested for voting with
out having acquired the right by six months
residence. In the State The facts in this
case are these: Mr. C1laSe agreed, on the
5lst OF March, will the official Board of the
christian Church, to preach for them,
anu began his ministry on the I'd
" May. The Interim was spent by
him II preparing 70 move FROM. Peoria, Ill,
li1s old hone- Il is claimed that the iute,,-
t, tlpl, to make lndiaha his llone was fixed in
March, which made him a legal voter. On
the other llu1d. it is claimed that Ills resi-
deilce did not begin until in May. The af-
tlda!li f"r his arrest was n'adeby a man who
IS sald TO o. me OF the ,noss. worthless char
'acteIs III Wabash. and tho arrest caused
much excitement there The prisoner was
DISCHARGED Oil his own Statement
But What shall be thought Of a political
party thai Nitls in such prosecutions? hut
Telegram fTqlu indianapolis, neither of these
nlen would 1Iayr beIn lnolestetl.
SEVEN THOUSAND EEpuELIcAy MAJoR1Ty.
1Sn1AsAPo1rs, I,M., Nov. G-Ofticial re-
turns flOiu cigA1y-lWU counties in Indiana
give Republican majority OF .43D. Of the
IEluallling eleven counties, six gave Repub-
ltcan MA jority ii1 October ut 21H and five
Democratic i:aajority CT 49, The counties
heard fro II show a net Democratic gain Of
e67 over October.
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New YoRK, Nov. 6.-Arriyed, the A]satia,
from London; the Vaderland, from Antwerp;
and the Aragon, from Bristol.
MONTREAL, Nov. G.-Arrived. the Scandi-
navian, from Toronto, and the Scotland, from
Liyerpool{
LoNnos, Nov. 6.-The Algeria and Utopia,
from New York, and the Indiana, from Phil
adelphia, have arrived out.
QUEESsrowN, Nov. 6.-Arrived, the Ne
va1a, from New York.
HAMnUKa, Nov. 6.-Arriye1f the Cimbria,
from New York.
LoSDoS, Nov. 6.-Arriyed, the Caledonia,
from Boston.
, 1880-11-07

AFTER TIE BAT 1LE-THE DEAD, W0UEDED,
AND MI6SING.
Special Dtspateh to 1z< Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Nor. 6-Probably the esickest-
looking lot OF chickens to be seen anywhere
since the gre at Republican cyclone swept
over the northern portion of this continent
from Maine to California is to be found to-
day i'll Wisconsin. A parcel of vet hens on
rainy afternoon huddled together under q
farmers cart in the barn-yard are com
ioftaole-looking group compared with the
leaders and ward politicians who bet their
money an Hancock, organized Hancock
, 1880-11-07

THE anDDLEsEx CLUB OF BOSTON JuBI-
LATES OVER THE ELECTION.
Special Di5pateh to The Chicago Iftbuns.
BosToS, Nov. 8.-The Middlesex Club had
a ajoIlificatlon meeting this evening, the speak
crs being Gov. Long, Collector Beard, Mark
Twain, Congressman-elcct Ranney, Gov.
Head, Of New Hampshire, and number of
other we]lknown men, who cfeerily re-
sponded for the November elections. Tom
Karl sang some songs, and Supervisor Dav-
enporf, OF New York. and others, begged off
from making speeches. Collector Beard es-
pecially congratulated the South, and believed
that that section Of country in time would
open its eyes to the false alianccit had made,
and be grateful for the verdict OF the people.
Coy. Long remarked upon the success of
President Hayes, to which was due in some
part the present position of the Republican
party; and Mark Twain read eaversty en-
titled "Abou. Bill Barnum," prefacing it in
Characteristic way: lie ,said:. "When.
speak in public l generally speak under
my public na1ne,-Mark Twain,-so if do
Or say anything for which I must go to iail,
viii go by that nal!e, aud nobody will know
who am | don't think | am the best man
cpl, but it Is so 1ar away from this State that
perhaps you did not know It, but wegot two
or three, or perhaps seven, thousand 7aepub-
lican majority. am sure don't
know just how many. know
how many we elected to the most important
offices iii the State, as we elected seven Outof
eight Sheritfs. So think CONNECTICUT las
done we'll enough, and, us far III n,n COLI
cerned, / did not obstruct her half so much
as; / might have done. I felt that a
thunderbolt would explode on Nov. , and
hit somebody, and that somebody was the
Democratic purity, because the Republican
party had a good lightning-ro In James 4.
Garfield. In referring til ". IL Barnum, lie
alluded to him ashaving madeJ Jack Sheppard
think Gen. Hawley is the nblcst and most re-
spectable man in Connecticut except my
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Thirty THOUSAND REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
8p<ctal Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
COLUMBUS, O., nov. 6. 6.-Semi-ofiicial re-
turns from sixty-fve counties show Repub-
,ican g:ins amounting to 1s,45a, and ten
counties show Democratic gains of,1 $50, the
Republican gain i'll seyenty-fye counties be-
ing It, SEC. This, added to Fosters plurality
one year ago, makes Garfield's plurality
1873 % 9at5 The following are the counties not
heard from: Brown, CIermont, Erie, Fa-
yette, Jackson, Lawrence, Monroe, Morgan,
Ottawa, Preble, Shelby, Vinton, and Wood,
It Is estimated tat these eonntiss des vii! r.
or no afternoon has been:given the Greenback
and Prohibition vote, but it is probable
that the two will not exceed 5,0co. The r.
turls have not yet been opened by the Secre-
tary OF State, the law prohibiting their ex-
animation until every county has been heard
from. Tho official figures, however, will not
differ materially from the above, making
Garield's majority over all 5000.
, 1880-11-07

Special btpatth to The Chicago If4b'tne-
GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. G.-S. +. Wyhart,
agent Of Milwaukee firm, was arrested here
on capias by United States officer, on the
charge Of embezzling nearly Sl,10o. He will
be taken to Milwaukee for Investigation.
james b1cNerney, n crazy man, supposed
to be harmless aud allowed to wander the
streets at will, bit small child on the head
with q stone to-day, and inflicted danger
GUS and possibly futal injury. McNerney
probably will be- restrained now.
, 1880-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA.
NJ rEE

WHExLNG, ". Va, Nov. 6.-The contest
in the Congressional district between Will
son, Democrat, and Hutchinson, Republican.
has been very closs,-so close that the lat
ter's election was ut one time in the last day
or two confidently claimed. II would seem
from the latest reliable returns now that
Wilson has about e. majority, He had 5, 800
plurality two years ago. Hutchinson has
run ahead of the eliepublicau ticket in most
Of the counties, and made the best race for
the Republicans since 1872.
, 1880-11-07
THE Pt}llMAN PATENT.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. G-The evidence
closed to-day in the case of the Pullman
palace-Car Company VS.. The Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad Company, for infringement of
patent, and argument opened for the COM
plainant. It is decided that two counsel on
each side will argue the case, which is ad-
iourned till Monday
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GEN. sHERMAN's SUCCESSOR,

Special Dtspdteh to The Chfcoao 1Ftbuas-
New YoRK, Nov.6.-The Graphic tonight
suggests that III the event Ut Gen. Sherman
being placed on the retired list, Gen. Grant
be restored to the command of the army.
That paper says: ITO be sure there
would be an apparent injustice to
Gen. Sheridan III :, placing Grant
over him again, but We feel certain that Gen.
Sheridan would be the last man to complain,
as the check in his promotion would be only
temporary, and would be only made in the
interest Of his own friend and benefactor.'''
, 1880-11-07

OFFICE OF TILE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. I'll q. m.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clear or part
ly cloudy weather.. southwest to southeast
winds, generally higher Temperature, station
ary or lower barometer: except in the east
eri, part of the Ohio Valley, where it will he
higher.
For the Lower Laka region, cloudy or part
" cloudy weather, with occasional rain or
snow, westerly to southerly winds in the
eastorn purtion, higher barometer. stationary
or lower temperature.
For the Upper Lake region, winds mostly
from southwest to northwest, cloudy OF
partly cloudy weather during the day, sta
tionary or lower, possibly followed by rising
barometer.
, 1880-11-07


BOSTON, Nov. G.-~John r. Gordon, carriage
manufacturer, residing at Quincy, was
awakened at 8 O'Clock this morning by a
noise in the lower rooms, and went down.
stairs to investigate. When he reached tho
last step he could see in the darkness man
coming from the dining-room toward the
front door. Gordon sprang upon him and
bore him to the floor, where he clutchod him
by the throat and called for assistance. The
second time TINT he shouted the burglar,
who was still struggling, discharged a re-
volver, the ball entering Gordon's abdomen
near the naval and intiictine fatal wound.
The murderer then easily freed himself, and
escaped through the front door. The dying
man could give no description OF his assail-
ant, and the police have absolutely no cleW.
, 1880-11-07

:: spxsa. Dttpatea to The Chicago 1+ouns -
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 6.-Mr. John Muf1l
for the past. ten = ears connected with the
Kansas Pacific Railway as General Freight
Agent, has resigned to accept the position
Of General Freight Agent Of the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company. His head
quarters are to be Portland. Ore.
The railroad passenger war has broken
out anew, and to-day the old familiar sign,
other line" was displayed BY the Wabash
Ticket Agent This made the rate 50 to
Chicago, which none Of the other lines met
The IS rate to St. Louis still holds good
, 1880-11-07
KENTUCKY.

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN ELECTED
Special Rtspdtes to The Chicago Tribune.
LoU1sY1LLE, KY, Nov, 6:--Enough is
known to assert definitIy that John D: White,
Republican, is elected over Thomas Turner,
Democrat, in the Ninth Kentucky District.
Otherwise, the present Congressional dele
, 1880-11-07

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. GA gang of four
burglars, raiding hotels, entered tho Wittnell
House this morning. They were discovered,
1nntte their exit, and we're supposed to have
left A policeman and the city editor Of the
Herald, who arrived soon after to fnvesti-
gate, stumbled upon burglar, who got the
drop on them. r. missed fire at the police.
mant and drove khn and the reporter into the
hotel. The burglar was thus enabled to
eSClpc. >. -.
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SilIciElE-

DATroN, O., Nov. 6.-This morning the
bods of aman named Dan Stimmel was found
on the railroad track in this city, his head
being cut off by train. lie was son Of an
old resident Of this section of the country,
hut had been leading a life of dissipation
The death is supposed to. have been acci-
dental
, 1880-11-07


ST. PAUL, llinn., Nov, 6.-The following
are the revised foottnss Of the Republican
ulajorities for President and Congress: Gar
field, B,648; Dunnell First District), 1851;
S0it {Second District), 5505; Washbur1ii
{Third UiStrict), 9,G>h =
, 1880-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov 6,-1n a quarrel to-day,
between Benjamin Stalls and John Green,
colored, the former drew pistol, and in the
struggle for its possession wis fatally shot
, 1880-11-07

some time in surveying the Wabash & Erie
Canal from Toledo to Lafayette, for the pu1-
pose Of estimating the cost and labor Of
making ship canal, to be fifty-two feet wide
at the bottom and seven feet deep. Thus far
On the route they have found everything
very much in its favor,
, 1880-11-07

CATION will remain UNCHANGED IN thls ntate.
The Democratic majority IN TINS ota1e ~
% nm Iasa thnn given Tilden four years ago,
aid the Republicans will make more Wig
orous @ effort to carry the State fox Governor
3sAYt year.
, 1880-11-07

OMAHA, Nov. 8.-Turning Bear and five
other Brule Sioux, held at Fort Omaha since
August for the murder of a hcrder and steal
ing horses, have been taken to West sPoint,
Neh., for trial in the State Court. The case
has attracted much attention at W Washipgton.
, 1880-11-07
ARRESTED.

LEAnvMLE, Colo, Nov. 0.-Elbridgo ].
Dawson, Assistant-P postmaster, and Edward
A. Clark, stamp clerk, were arrested yester-
day on a charge of stealing Government
funds. The amount Of their deficiency is
about Sc O0O
, 1880-11-07

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 6.-Frank Lammens
and Margaret Meisllatfer, convicted Of the
murder Of John Meishaffer, in West Orange,
Oct. 9, 1670 were resentenced by Judge De-
voc to-day to be hanged Jan.' 6, 1881. The
prisoners heard the sentence upmoYed.
, 1880-11-07
HOMICIDE.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Nov. 6.-Albert Walker and
John Layton, while drunk, shot and killed
Robert White, at Bloomfield. No., Thursday
evening, Both were arrested.
, 1880-11-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 6-Betting
men here are greatly excited over the close
ness of the vote In this State Large sums
were wagered on the result, and the bets, as
usual, were that Hancock would carry the
State, or vice versa It is now remembered
that one of the Democratic Electors, David
S, Terry, the man who killed 1}rodericl1
in a duel, was badly scratched in
this city. He ran behindhand 1as
about II in Alameda County, or perhaps
1,000 in the entire State. This insnres
the election Of one Republican Elector, even
il the Democrats secure the remaining five,
because the leading man on either ticket will
not have more than 100 majority. The
latest count made by the Chronicle tonight,
after correcting its tables by the official re-
turns from several counties, makes Garfield
II ahead, and the Republican State Central
Committed now think that their ticket will
pull through by Q very slight majority,-so
slight that it will require official figures to
determine to whom the State belongs. The
Democrats are receiving no dispatches, and
seem to be rather apathetlc about the matter,
Tile Republicans are now sure OF q majority
ots'ine on joint ballot in the State Legis-
ANOTHER ESTIMATE. ..:''..>'
SAN FRANc1sco, Nov. G-Garfield's plu-
rality is 145, which will be reduced by returns
from Del Norte, and, possibly, by small pre-
cincts in other counties not yet reported at
the county-seats- Agents have been sent to
isolated places to see that the returns are not
tanpered with on the way.
1t is believed the vote will be slightly in
favor Of Garfield. Certainly one Republican
E1ector will bo chosen in place Of Terry.
The Legislature is about 10 Republicans
and 81 Democrats in the Assembly, with one
doubtful Us to his election, he having tied
with his competitor in Soano County.
The Republicans will have the organiza-
ton Of the Assembly.
.Pacheco seems to have fallen behind by
the last returns received, brt they were i'm
perfectly gathered. most of the kilograms
giving only the vote for Electors. Leach is
about 81 ahead. Nothing new from Oregon.
, 1880-11-07
0RlT}lARY.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov, 6-Col. Lucien
=. Cause, for six years Congressman from
the First Arkansas District, died of con-
sumption yesterday at Jaeksonport.
, 1880-11-07

CONCORD, n. IL, Nov. 6.-l,eturns from all
but three precincts in the State show to-
tai Presidential vote of SILT as follows:
Garfield, H,767; Hancock, 40,707; scattering,
fiS3
, 1880-11-07

lotal. al....--.t.....;,...: ;:.::-l4o -
ein1a, and five Greenbackers. distributed as
follows: Maine, !; West Virginia, 3; New
York {Hyatt Smith,.
, 1880-11-07

3iORsE's PLURALITY.

Boston, Nov Ca recount of the votes of
the Boston wards III the Fourth Congression-
al District increases Morses plurality G.,
making his plurality in the whole district
lis.
, 1880-11-07
IOWA.


QUITS ELECTED.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 6.-Iu the Sixth
District the majority for Cults, Republican,
of 90 still holds good, and the Democrats
coneele his election.
, 1880-11-07

The dcAdlFgrip OF pneumonia may bo vnrded
Oh Win aale's Honey of Horehounti and Tur.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute,
, 1880-11-07

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, 6.-Fiye new cases
OF smallpox were reported to-day.
. speetat Dtspaieh to 1as Chicago 1stbun<-
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 6.-William S.
Goshorn, Government civil engineer, with
corps Of seven men, has been engaged for
, 1880-11-07

increase ' LARGELY during the next two n.o-,
end od oy hrt 6beea'se navigation is coming "tek &c
exDected a6oat Soy a adynse X ssd Of s cents IS
send forward all they can be1nree etihhppeFs tho will
takes place. DsAo1e LIE advance
1ne following statement shows tho ,ran
u business tone By the various roads d"s'a1onns Pun
Nov. 6, 1850: VIC week. ending
, 1880-11-07

Indigestion, weak stomach, irregularities OF
the bowels, cannot exist when Hop Bitters are
used.