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Evening star., 1880-02-12

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"WelJesi Health Re,se,oer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C: 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
Evening star., 1880-02-12
CITY ITEMS.

IT IS impossible to suffer long with headache
II LodtUe's Headache Specific is used.
Evening star., 1880-02-12

AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.
18TH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF rHp
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEYs THEATER,
In the City Of Louisville, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY eS. 1850.
These drawings, authorized by act of the Ieetsla.
ture Of 1852 and sustained by an the courts Of Ken
tuckX, occur regularly on the last day o. every ~
prominent citzeus Of the state.
The management call attention to the grand oppor-
tunity preeentedof obtaining, for only 81, any OF
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES;
iprizs. .......:... To- ao6 do. % each 10. SSS
ID se 90 dS Il each sssR SS
prizes, $500 each. Approximation prizes. g. 100
SSPTizss P1ias aSS asS sssRh sssR d. d. DO DO sSS
I've MSGls fsoisi; "a Hs6 Tickets si 100
All apphcatons for club rates should Be made to
the home Office. - -
Fun list Of drawing published In Louisville fJou.
risr-J Journal and New York Herald and mailed "a s
ticket holders Send all orders by money or banf
draft in letter, or bv express. Orders Of As nd
Address B. 81. B0ARDMAN, Courier. Journsi ,.ns
New York, or to j. b. CLARK, I703 Now Yorf
avenue, Warrington. -
Evening star., 1880-02-12

For BRONCHIAL, ASthmatic and Pulmonary
complaints, 'tBrotrns Bronchial T-ocheS' mani
fest remarkable curative properties. Like all
other meritorious articles, they are frequently
initiated, and those purchasing should be sure
to obtain the genuine bronchial TrOcheSn
Evening star., 1880-02-12

FOUR LENGTHS TO START WITH.-In the match
race which is to be rowed on the Tyne in Eng
land, rext Saturday, for e2OO, between Robert
w. Boyd, the winner Of the race with Elliott
last Monday land John Hawdon, the former Will
give the latter start of four lengths
Evening star., 1880-02-12
To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

we wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements whether Of
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
to do his work In manner not to be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
ef1ectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed !
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses
partly or thoroughly. 26 years. experience. Kid
FfrSt-claSs work.
Evening star., 1880-02-12


last Monday land John Hawdon, the former will
give the latter start OF four lengths.
A YOUNG GIRL ASSAULTED WHILE AT PRAYERS
A telegram from Memphis, February 10, SAYS
This morning at O'Clock the usher of st. Peters
Catholic Church, the largest in the city and
standing within square and a-half of a police
station, on entering the ..edifice, found young
lady about II years OF age about being outraged
by negro, gro, who fed on the approach Of the
usher. The lady had entered the church to say
prayers and, while kneeling in supplication, was
approached unawares by the negro who had
followed her. Her cries for help attracted the
attention OF the usher, who ran to her assist
ance. The police are searching for the negro.
A LADY CAMPA1GNER NoN-su1rED.-In the suit
OF Mrs. Emma r. Still against certain candi-
dates OF the greenback party In New York at
the late election, to recover s2Oe for services as
campaign speaker, the defense moved at
West Troy, , on Friday, that a non-suit be
barred by a statue which provides that no
money shall be used to secure the election OF
any person to any office except what is used for
printing, distributing tickets or conveying per-
sons to the polls. The motion was allowed
at Tarport, near Bradford, Pa, tuesday even.
ing.
eg-A tramp found woman alone in a ver-
mont farm house, and threatened to kill her il
her here She s said Showing @ e the Ss coin "bus
guess I'll shoot 1t to you," and she dropped it
into the barrel Of shotgun. The fellow didn't
wait to take 1t.
kE-The New York Board OF Trade has re-
solved that the presidential term should be ex-
tended to six years.
pg-ved Connor was chairman of the floor COM
mittee at q Colorado ball, and avowed his inten.
tion Of excluding negroes, II he had to shoot
them. 1t was deemed good joke to black the
face Of a burly white desperate and send him to
force an entrance; but We'd carried out his prom
Use by shooting the intruder.
ey-The Union League Club organized at Chi
cago Tuesday under similar charter to that OF
the eastern organizations. It Is political In its
objects.
Evening star., 1880-02-12

Lucan, ont. the inquest ON the bodies OF James
judith, Thomas and Bridget Donnelly was
opened yesterday. DR.. Flock, who made the
badly burned that he could notssay positively
what was the cause of death. The boy, John
Connors, who was in the house at the time OF
fled that between 12 and O'Clock. while they
were in bed, James Carroll constable, called
at the house to arrest old man Donnelly and
Tom. Counsel for the prisoners here interposed
an objection, but it was overruIed, and Connors
then entered minutely into the details OF the
murder and arson, and swore that besides Car
roll he saw Thomas Ryder and John Purtell In
the house at the time OF the murder He was
sure OF those three. having seen their faces,
Evening star., 1880-02-12

TAKE Reredy's Bro,rn Nurture for that cold
and get rid Of It'd o.. bottle CSC. See adyt Is tn
Evening star., 1880-02-12

BAKERS COD LIVER OIL AND LINE never fails
to check Consumption, Coughs, Colds, ETC., and
Immediately restores vigOr and flesh. Pleasant
as cordial. j. c. Baker & Co., Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists.
Hemorrholds cured by Barletts Pie S'toposi-
tories. eos
Evening star., 1880-02-12

"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In q lbs.
Ward prints, 45c, per 10. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
Evening star., 1880-02-12

FROM 81 500 TO s. S0O0.-The Rev. Charles Fl.
Parkhurst has resigned the pastorate of the
congregational Church at LenoX to accept that
OF the Madison Avenue Church, OF New York,
at salary OF S, coo. Mr.. Parkhurst has been at
LenoX pastor for five years on S. 800 salary.
Evening star., 1880-02-12

l. Why Are You Bilious
when twenty five cents will get you a package
Of Q,,trR'S IRISH Tea 1t never fails.
Evening star., 1880-02-12
Iwould Not Re With

Such is the verdict after using QuiI'E's IRISH
fSd. 1t regulates the system. Costs 25 cents a
package.
Evening star., 1880-02-12

NATIONAL THEATER.
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE.
The New Extravaganza, in Three Acts, entitled
Fun ON TIE BRISTOL;
Or, A NIGHT ON THE SOUND,
With large and powerful organization of
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ARTISTS
The Play is replete with
COMIC SITUATIONS,
LUDICROUS PERPLEXITIES,
MIRTHFUL MUSIC,
AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
The whole presenting Two Hours and Half of
Pleasurable Enjoyment and Continuous Hilarity
SOMETHING NEW AND NOVEL.
Saturday Matinee (St. Valentines Day) every
Lady ana Child will receive a handsome Valentine
No comic or vulgar ones will be distributed. Sam
pies on exhibition at Ellis Co. IS and Brad Adams
MONDAY, FEBRUARY is,
ADA C4VENDTSH
Evening star., 1880-02-12

A PRIME ARTICLE OF CoRNED BEEF can be had
OF Mr. John r. Kelley, 62S, 629, $50 Center mar
ket, and stands 206 and 20S Northern Liberty
market. He makes a speciality and cures the
same under his immediate supervision.
Evening star., 1880-02-12

'.hABIT is second nature" Contract the habit
reader, by always keeping DR.. Bulls cough
SyruD
Evening star., 1880-02-12

A CoUNTRYMAN ROBBED OF S200.-Robert W.
Fenton, from Montgomery county, Nd, reported
at the 9TH precinct station house last night
house on C street, near 1871 street, and robbed
of two one hundred dollar bills. Subsequently
colored woman named Leah Myers was ar
rested for the theft. She was arraigned In the
Police Court this morning, but Fenton did not
answer. The case was continued until he can
be found and brought into court. The woman
was commttTed in default of $500 bonds.
Evening star., 1880-02-12
MONDAY, FEBRUARY rs,
ADA C4FENDISH.

Odd FELLOWS HALL,
" (SEvENrH STREET.)
Commencing
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. l1TH, 1880,
Until further notice.
GRAND UNCLE TOM RECEPTIONS
First production in this hall of the great Moral
and Religious Drama, in five acts, (from Harriet
Beecher Stoves work, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
with powerful cast of characters, by
STRONG DRAMATIC COMPANY
First appearance Of Miss
SOPHIE LANGDON GILPIN,
in the dual role of ELIZA HARRIS and CASEY.
First appearance in this hall of Mr..
GEORGE KUNKEL,
the famous ORIGINAL UNCLE Tom.
First appearance of little
FANEIDA MAY,
as the gentle EVA.
First appearance of Miss
BLANCHE DAHIS,
THE LOUISIANA TROUBADOURS
OLD VIRGINIA and the
BAND OF M1NsTRELs.
in their
COTTON SCENES and
CAMP MEETING HYMNS.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Admission. .25 and so cents.
4nalueess...... 10 ana 70 centS.
febl0-5t
Evening star., 1880-02-12

FEVER AND AGuE, or chills and fevers, consti-
patton, headache. dyspepsia, and all bilious af-
fections promptly, speedily and effeetually
cured by using j. NJ. Laroques Anti-Biliolts BIZ
teTs, 20 cts. a package, or 81 bottle. All drug
gists sell It. w. E. THORNTON. Prop, Bait, Md
Evening star., 1880-02-12

LEFEyRE diamond earring very brilliant, s.,
at PriggS Jewelry Store, 45T Pa. ave-
Evening star., 1880-02-12

If you have OCCASIONAL
DIZZINESS, or feel that LIFE IS
A BURDEN, IRON BITTERS
will cE e you.
Evening star., 1880-02-12

=
answer. The case was continued until he can
be found and brought into court. The woman
was commitred in default of $500 bonds.
LEFEvRE diamond earring. very brilliant, S.
at Priggs Jewelry Store, 457 Pa ave.
THE WHIPPING PosT FOR THIEvEs.-The Alex
andria Gazette, speaking of the imposition of
thirty-nine lashes on Beverly Walker colored
for larceny, says The negroes who have never
been whipped don't know what 1t is; going to
Jail for thirty or sixty days is nothing to It, To
be chained TO a cell door and struck thirty nine
with raw-hide on the bare back Is something
TO be dreaded; and it is looked upon with horror
by the or minal classes, for man or boy once
whipped gives very little trouble afterwards
Give negro who has been whipped the prefer
eRce OF receiving lashes or going to JAIL and he
will go TO jail every time.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ed
ward Bawsel and Eliza j. Borland. Robt. Butch
er and Eliza Champ; James Alexander Lee and
Henrietta Williams; Walter S: Thomas, of Della
ware, Ohio, and Anatasia Z. Brooks; John Bat.
son and Charity S. Smothers; w. A. Dingind
and Martha Prince.
SALE OF AN ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Messrs. Fitch, Fox and Brown, real estate
the new dwelling adjoining his residence On K
street, TO Giles Blague. esq.,, OF New York city,
for sl4Ts2. The same firm have sold to Nathan
s es stra building Lot
Franklin Square, for s11 900, upon which Mr.
Fitzgerald intends to erect Immediately hand
soIne aweihng for his own use. Also, for Mrs.
George D. Todd, lot No. 16, square PA, fronting
on vermont avenue near the Thomas circle, to
the Hon. Gardiner Greene Hubbard of CAM
bridge, Mass, for s4,5S7.5o cash. Also. for
MeSSIs ,s j. ~ smith @ 9 and E. c; Cutter, trustees,
$50, TO Mrs. E. B. Dorrance, OF Brookiyr New
York, for S, 900 cash. o"
DRoPPED DEAD-An old soldier. named Thos
Little, OF the Soldiers Home, dropped dead in a
bar-room, kept by Henry Wills at the corner Of
Ith street and Whitney avenue, about 10 O'Clock
WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKEr-Queens.
ported by Lewis D. Means & Co-2A cattle.
Sold at prices ranging from 81 to cts, per
pound; 161 sheep sold at prices ranging from
to cts. per pound IA cows and calves sold from
$1S to $50 each. Market good.
Evening star., 1880-02-12

DROPPED DEAD.-An old soldier named Thos.
Little, OF the Soldiers Home, dropped dead in a
Ith street and Whitney avenue, about 10 O'CLOCK
fast night Coroner Patterson has been notifisd
Evening star., 1880-02-12

ADJUSTMENTS.
CUNDAY EVENING. FEB. 15, ONLY.
THE EVERETT FAMILY
viii illustrate the
WONDERS OF SPIRITUALISM.
Introducing Mr. George Everett. who is acsnowl-
MosT fsfse EfxRKass sIxeRsFShssEs f aspoSEST Ss tss
of Spiritual Manifestations in the World assisted by
Miss Annie Everett and Miss Nellie Everett whose
SsTe eSess 81 end Mind
FoRDs OPERA HOUSE.
Admission, % and Soc. No reserved seats sold.
| sfebl2-3t N''N'
sai IN Msa sssdiFdns ssearas Matnes
Amusing and Instructive. just closed 50 nishts iI
Brooklyn to crowded houses.
Admission. 2S and SO cts.i ! Matinee, children, Is
cts adults, 25 cts. feb9-6t'
EORDS. Standing Room Only!
FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
HAvERLY's
40 MAsTODON IINsTRELS, st
sAIgRDAY MATINEE At 2.
ATTTRps sATTRpA9 X MATiSEE MAT1SEE Al Al :: Z
THE FUNNIEST DOG IL WASHINGTON.
THE KoMlCAL KIRKUS.
MATINEE PRICES:
ADMISSION. 90 cents
'n1'' 'n Reserved seats IS cents extra. % 0on's
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Bt Bont fs fa t to s4eg secure satrsen y9nr seat
Don't fail to attend early.
Don't fail to have change ready.
MONDAY NEXT-B. MACAULEY.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

onstlatc the utter Illegally If the action
of the Governor ami Council in disiran-
chiSnI Chem! field and Jersey. and scat
two Republican Representatives from
those Districts.
The answer touucstion would restore
tho Republican Representatives from the
SkoWhcgan district.
The answer ~ question 10 holds that
the Senatorial return from Wcstbrook
was illegally rejected, and if needed,
would affect the Senatorial election in
Cumberland county.
The answer To- question | ! decides that
the Governor and Council acted illegally
in rejecting the returns from New Sharon,
Hcrsey, Webster and Lisbon and in act
inc 1T all i'll those cases without giving
the notice and opportunity for hearing
which the Republicans have steadily de-
mandcd This answer would seat two
Republican Representatives.
The answer u question l. would give
the Republican Representative from Fair
field district the seat of which the Cover
nor and Council depIiy ed him.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

In his speech here Governor G0rr"lon
complained that he had been treated with
| indignity, in that letters addressed to him
| by Republican counsel had appeared n
| the newspapers before he received them.
Mr.. Morrill's second letter, ho said, wa>
not received until fourteen hours after ii
had been published in all the newspapers.
Now what are thc facts Mn. NorrllFs
first letter was in Governor Garceiou',
hands "Wednesday afternoons ii was not
published until Friday morniu.. Governor
''arcclon'S answer was in the newspapers
Of Saturday, Mr. MorrilIs reioindcr WAS
sent to the State House saturday after
noon. But the agent Of the Associated
Press in vain applied for a copy to send
ont that night. Mr. Morrill, insisted up-
Oh twenty four hours delay On Monday
The letter vas published. Surely. ID W4s
not Mr. NorrilI's fault il Governor Gdlcr-
Ion chose NJ leave MS letters unopened Nh
the State House, While hc vent III Lewis
Ton to address political meeting
Here il another instance u ',aIcrIon' ~
dupiicity. He refused to 4iNr The AS5o-
ciated Press \gent at Augusta 4 cupy Vt
the questions submitted. On the ground
| that ''ir would bc indecurotl- tu the Cour,
to make theru public before they we're
| placed in The hand, III thr Court Ihry
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

n W.y III rn,ns ,g,t Wink s,hscrrt,,r (. ,,,J 4
that date When new payment is made. me date
EKS AHE REQU FSrED 10 SIN THAT THEIR
~ ~ AhE 'VlH'h' ou'senpefS ~ arrears
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The Conspirators Condemned
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t"'tjI' "l INC N."''. iIe "'t|II~ "i th'~
p."J oilpN tIut "d~ carried "ut iA ociI-
,uIrt w n.IIA sentiment 'th'I N.'il an ul-
'rr .A~'t-arJo i HIS Constitution and this
lM- ''otrn"r C'ncrloM, il~ Cnuncl.
f.- ADVISORS, dld bis aidrr~ and ahettoIs,
nNo noeu -tItN M + crime Mhich, \
punishable according % it~ degree, would
Nt ira-t -ond th.m tnthr State prison jor
tIIttlOn NNpntHtrli PROFESSIONS N
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Iud tHn tilnsN attempts III ~clt-W~ji,,oa-
-lou wv otlrr wv It'll. consultations halc
been exposed n their true light. They
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

In his Portland speech Councillor Fogg
expressed regret that he had not counted
out Auburn and Augusta just think of
such q no account batherskitc Is this
fogg being allowed to disfranchise our
cities at will
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

SENATOR LAMSON MADE PRESIDENT OF THE sen
ATE AND tCTING GOVERNOR.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08


or marks that stand lnr thu vnrd dittn
;lrr of conmnn usn and bn,-r. g, ncrfnct1v
well dclined mcaninu knnvn tn nrrsnns
generally That mc3ninr sbonld nnt hn
,iisrcoar,lcd We answer tbr ounstinn in
fine ALTERNATIVES
,uu,,.. V"'s''"" 49, ,,..,..,.
dcrn wh.t Iind ~ "'5donn tbor III r,,i,,o
aud what the mode d proceeding before thcm
shall be- to enable them 70 determine the genuine
g$5 81 telEHs required oy lhe af',Ge ana section
'N'.'''' '''''' =" -"
''I'iNS' y ''"I MI" .'', ~ ,.'''o'
tilIltl l" ll' signature Oh til' oitltcFS
signing or to alterations Of the return.
| The Governor and Council have no mower
f. ,.,;,.t +b ,,+.,,.,,.. IL, ;tlo,. ,n,,,,,l
'I'' ''''''' wa ''"' 7'''''''''
UulcHN IN "Rlcttnll III WllLlnT Is present
cd to them, setting forth that the sigma
lures Ut such officers Tor some Of thcm}
.,,, ,,.,, ,ra,,,,;,, w +lN, .1,,' ,.,,,,.,, XXX
been altered lttrr II was Stoned Thrn
notice thereof shonld he Given to aII prr-
sons interested and when adiudiratino
anon the lacts III Governor. and CounciI
should hp Governed I'm the admission OF
evidence by The established rules Of pNi-
den,e N 3rcnd2n,a Win the IAN NJ fhis
state. The witnesses shorld he ,lIly
sworn Mat fher ,nay Ne punishable lor
the crime " prijur, N tbry wjltnlly Ana
corruptN testify falsely The Governor
ana (ouncl have no lioh to reipct 1hp
return, for snch rauep wirhout oiyino tbe
parties interested therein. a fair opportu-
ni1y to De Heard The 9cnuincnrss Of
the returns III These particulars IL 10 he
presumed. ana thaf prcslmptiou remains
until overcome hN evidence produced l&
"'i"'fN.'''''
question ~
II the Governor and Council haye 'etorr them
WT > , %, n%S f ,r I@ h r4e Iae loTn
OF votes renrned as ca,t for ,be sane prryons but
IDENTICAL a ~ other respects both having Been
auiy received q the secretary office INIT they
5o M ,. II r.'''g ' ra,, tant IL
ouircd 10 Heal cIthrr If tIrm as gaIil md. i 81
WHICH
Answer When tWu n~t, NJ lutr~ arc
returned To HE office of The Secretary of
State hy thc clerk III anN citl tuwu. or
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM AUGUSTA.

The Senate Effects De Facto Or
ganiZatlon.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

The Portland Advertiser has donned Il
new dress Of type, which makes that ex-
cellent paper look As pretty rs pink.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

The Springfield Republican says Of the
acts Of Governor GarceIon and his asSo-
ciateS;
A crime like this should divide public sentiment
into two camps not OF Republicans and Democrats,
but of honest men and scoundrels.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08
THE SUPREME COURT OF MAINE
Firm as a Rock Against the
Conspirators'
Che Seven Justices Unanimously Declare
for Law and The Rights Of the People.
DOCUMENT.

BANGOR. Jan. 3, l~~O
The undersigned, Justices Of the SUI
preme Judicial Court, have the honor t,
submit the following answers tothe qucs.
uonS proposed.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

Mi. Frank Il. Hurr III WASHINGTON Il
journalist who was stationed IN Maine
during the late campaign. furnishes Inc
\. y. Tribune with evidence Shown. that
the theft Of this state was not I'M after
thought, but deliberately planned cvcn
before the election came oil. Tie MAS
told Of the purpose to seize the State an
the day after the election in the presence
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08
Question 10.

1t the llaincS OF persons appear Ill the return,
without any number OF votes beng stated or car
ried ont against them. either in words figures
is II the duty OF the Governor and Council to treat
those persons as having the same number OF votes
as another person received tortbe same office, and
whose name is placed first III the return. if they
find dots under the figures OF words set against
such other persons name
Answer. If the ditto marks or dots
are placed under the figures or words of
the first candidates vote, the return
should be counted. Where it appears by
letters or figures in the first line and by
ditto marks or by dots i'll the following
lines that the same class Of candidates
received the same vote, there can be no
ground for rejection. The word ditto
and ats abbreviation "do' and the dots
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

Mr. Harry Watterson thinks Mr. Frank " Bird
has "a long head on the Maine matter
50 he has, and long ears too.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

The House Organized Without d Quorum.
The ton>pirntor> Determined 70 Garry ont thcir
scheme.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

-.
y. . 'V9uII =. -, ,lio "eci'ioh 81 'he court
=, z '''ioM9 ! ~ "llsWrr go 'INeSlloh |
C"j''I'9 UE'oil '-lV ilUuAtol Representatives
i NY '',,tS L ~ once Ii hepn'-
~ ~ - !V'lift9 from ihe lFe dlS-
II "i''ii.ScU c-OIeS, III ease the Governor
~. .1 ouilc' SI.il refuse 70 ceruIlcate
l.iV'l' ''nl eS']'li9tIr1 lIie N3hdlfN ol thc
P 10, 1i', ~ III oIIidnl' caused 10y
~ 1Y u III ~ .io'V' u ptlieI.
','''J y" E,''Il'oI' dIl-iiiS the
Vi lll' ~" u ~ SHOWS
i'i''1 ~ = III 'l''i "al'll dtied II
''''!N - ''''1o''''ii9 ''lI' ne ''c'n sen
~ ~ ~! 'oI'i' ''n, a. 'Fdnl one
'''''I' ''l''o ~ 'uollo'I "ePir-
>ia,, - y ,oi.o" ~ uIStI'lN
,III -l1", ,',tj' 'lr'Vl ''o'iNhoT"
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l,a ,h,, ',''"I' - '''Hn eS'"0-
nn"o ~ II l,5s ,,;,y o,' III ~ HcH
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1,o ,,,,',n,. .,,'''' -, .I''J'iIlH OF
Il,at;+,,fi,,',I !; '',' u ''ie
on',.','m and William III , ",,I'',,'' !
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

It was reported That Rust, before he
ana Ill his crowd were set down upon 50
hard bl thc Supreme Court, contemplated
joining the >kidmore Guards, to garrison
Fort Gacelon. Since that the great pa
tlior has subsidized
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

1t is stated that in submitting his pucs-
lions to the supreme Court Governor
Garcelon acted against the unanimous
sentiment Of his Council. If this be true.
it only goes t" show that the Council are
ambitious to reach a lower depth of in
fanny than that attained 10y the Governor,
who has made at least pretence Of Weld
ing to public sentiment
The Republican journal., 1880-01-08

William NJ. Rust, of Belfast, a prominent Green
hacker, says that the decision of the Court settles
the case. There can be no successful opposition
to that. Associated Press despatch from Augusta
Jan. ,.
50 Rust has come down. like Dayy
Crockett's coon.