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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22
The Railroad to Libbv's Corner

A meeting of the special committee of the
City Government to investigate and ascertain
what is advisable for the city to do in the case
of extending the Portland Horse Railroad to
Libby's Corner was held last evening, and a
motion made and carried that the committee
was in favor of building the road. provided it
should be shown that the building of the road
was for the best interests Of the city.
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KNIGHTS of Honor

At the adjourned semi-annual meeting of
Falmouth Lodge, K. of H., held on Saturday
evening last, the following were elected:
Dctator-Clinton Ell. Chesley
Vice Dictator-Chas III. Johnson
Assistant Dictator-J. HI. Lamson.
Treasured. w. Nash.
Financial Reporter-Franklin Fox.
GuardJ. E. Sturgis.
Guides. f. Bearce.
Sentinel-Charles Rich
The order was reported in very fourishing
condition. there being now membership of
over 10000 in the United States
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Gorham Nornal School.

Last evening the graduates held a meeting
at the school and related experiences in teach
ing the past year.
The examination of the graduating class be-
gins at 8 o'clock a. N. to-day and continues
until 5.25 p. M, with an intermission from u
to O'Clock. The following is the programme
of the exercises in tie evening, al 7.45 O'Clock:
Essay. =. 49,. .....Miss Florence Drummond
Original Defamation. MIR. L. owen
History. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Winnfred Evans
Professional Essay Mr.. George Spinney
Glass Chronicles. Miss Julia Mariner
Prophecies. miss Jennie Wescott
Address to Glass ...............Mr. w. J. Corthell
Poem. ............. ....,...... Miss Auna Kicker
Hand shaking.
Singing Glass Song.
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Fire at Hiram Falls.

The large boarding house, reported to the
PRESS as burning Saturday, was located at
Hiram Falls, and belonged to Isaac Emery CT
this city. The house was total loss and but
little of the furniture was saved. All of the
men were out Of reach at the time, the only
persons about being two women at work in the
kitchen when the fire was discovered The
loss was about $4,000; insured for $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22
Bids for the Proposed New Theatre

The bids for building the proposed new thea
tire on the Dow lot, rear of the Motley block,
Congress street, were opened in Architect Fas-
satt's Office Saturday, with the following re-
sult:-James Cunningham, masonry and car
pentry, S1S,69S; Spencer Rogers. same, SIS
73S; MI. Dearborn, So, 1854: Mr.. Robinson, of
Boston. $25, 4SG; James Cunningham. for ma
sonry alone, 5000; Mr.. Wescott, for same
1920; Knights & Redlon, $500; Files &
Bean, $1,000; joy, $11 ,0S2; Spencer Rogers, for
carpenter work alone, S944S Burroughs Broth
ers, for same, $l0,375; A. d. Smith, Sl4,575.
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Superior Court.
RFEORE ,JITDGE RONNEy.

MoNDAY.-In the case of Jesse Dyer VS.. Norris G.
Curtis ct al, reported Saturday, the evidence was
completed and the Court adjourned sine die The
reported to the law court for their determin
alton as to the law and the facts If the decision is
for the plaintiff the question of damages is to be
ferred to the Hon. William Writ Virgin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22

At the Republican caucus ed Saturday the
following delegates were elected:
State-Benj. B. Merrill, G. j. Chenery, S.
L. Larrabee.
Observation-Disclosures Libby, Charles Pills
bury, Ira Milliken.
County-Howard Scammon, Ezra C. Mill.
KEN G. f. Milliken.
Town Committee-Howard Scammon, Chas.
Milliken, Alvin III. Larrabee.
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Attention Pioneers.

There will be meeting Of the Pioneers at Ian
caster Hall, THIS EVENING, at 7.3o o'clock. Ev-
cry member is requested to be present as business
of Importance will come before the meeting.
Per order. W. P. OSBORNE, Capt.
W. L. NOBLE, Clerk
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22

Mr.. Orel Towle and wife of Somerville
Mass, and Mr.. Lewis Wight and wife of
Wellesley, Mass, arrived here Sunday from
Boston, and took rooms at the United States
hotel They drove the entire distance in a
carryall drawn by fine span of horses.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
ASK your grocer for "Smoked Beef"

GENTLEMEN invariably have the neck well
dressed. This cannot be done with an lift
ting collar. The ''Live Oak collars, sold by
all dealers, are the best fitting and most dura-
BILE in the market.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22

If you have friend suffering from any dis
order of the Kidneys send them package of
Kidney Wort and you will make them happy.
Its great tonic power is especially directed to
these diseases. and it quickly relieves the dis
tress and cures the disease. Have you tried.
je17ThST&w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22

DR. c W. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
will cure any case. Price so cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. aug28eodH
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STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

The census enumerators make the total
population of Lewiston 19,14s. In 1860 it was
7,424 and in 1870 1860
The census enumerators in Auburn have
not completed their work but they estimate
that the population will be about -, 600 against
6 ,169 in 1870
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22
Do a Favor to a Sick Friend.

SMOKED BEEF saves cooking this hot
weather
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22

Programme of the Universalist State
Convention.
The Universalist State convention begins at
Brunswick to-day. The following is the order
of exnrcisas.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 90.

TUESDAY, JUNE %.
10 a. m.-Organization of the convention.
II a. m.-Sermon.
~ 2p; Pm, m:EEducational meeting; report on
of the Church to Education" Rev. w. G.
Haskell; Essay, What We Owe to Educa-
tion," Rev. r. S. Whitman; Addresses bv
Chas S. Forbes, Esq and Rev. G. w. Ouin
by, D. D.
4 p. m.-Business meeting.
Up m.-Woman's Centenary meeting
WEDNESDAY, JUNE o.
3 a. m.-Conferencc meeting, Rev II. c.
Munson, leader.
Sa. circumference meeting, D. H. Davis,
leader.
Ga m.-Business meeting.
1890 a. Occasional sermon, Rev. z. W.
Preble.
2p. m.-Commun ion service
p. m.--Business meeting
Up. m.-Church interests report of the
Secretary; essay. "Our Church Work" Rev.
II. A. Philbrook; essay, ''The most Efficient
Methods of Promoting the Growth of Our
Church" Rev. S. Goodenough.
THURSDAY JUNE "a.
"a. m.-Conference meeting Rev. G. G.
Hamilton, leader.
8a. m.-Conference meeting, Rev. z. Thomp-
son, leader.
IA. m.-Business meeting.
II a. m.-Sunday School interest ESSAY.
"The Importance of Sunday School Work y
Rev. g. A. Hayden; essay, "How to Create
and Perpetuate a Proper Interest in the Ex
ercises of the Sunday School," Rev. C. P.
Nash; address, Practical Hints,' DR.. G. NJ.
Twitchell.
Up. m.-Closing business meeting: sermon
or social reunion, as may be indicated at that
time.
The convention will be called upon to pass
upon an amendment to the constitution to be
proposed.
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Delegates to the Republican State Con
VantiOn

Delegates to the Republican State Con-
ventiOn.
RAYMOND.
VIM. e. Bryant, VIM. Fl. Smith.
Town committee VIM. Small VIM H,
Smith, Jesse Plummer, Henry Harmon, F. NJ.
Nash.
GRAY.
Thomas Hancock, HenryEPennell, Henry C.
Doughty.
YARMOUTH.
Eben r. York. G. c. Springer, Fl. Hutchins,
James G. Rogers. D. L. Mitchells name was
added to the town committee.
WINDHAM.
Frank III. Body, B. F. Dunn, Elbridge
Lord, Thomas L. Alden.
KENNEBUNK.
OliveriE. Lowell, Robert W. Lord Emery An
drews, James M. Stone, Prentiss Day, Isaac
NJ Emery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22

Will Do Jno
PROGRAMME:
Prayer
Music-Overture Orchestra
Latin Salutatory ............. Cora Ellen Hgrlow
Essay-The Young Lady of today,
Alice Josephine Scammon
Music-Song. ...................... Mr.. c. f. Cram
Essay-School Life. ............ Clara May Jordan
Essay-Common Sense VS.. Nonsense,
Georgia Anna Spear
Music-Cornet Duet. ......... Mr.. and Mrs Bent
Oration-HoDesty. Mellen Stanwood Harlow
Essay-Shams. ................ Martha May Nutter
Music-Selections. .....................O Orchestra
Essay-Kind words. Alice Augusta Pillsbury
Essay-Fidelity in Little Things,
Carrie Pamela Burbank
NiuoiC-7oOliS MI " OlstlH
Essay-Hidden treasures. .Clementine Jordan
Essay-Superstition. .Estelle May Cole
Musie-Cornet duet. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Bent
Essay-After graduation what?
Annie Frances Rand
Valedictory ......... Ella Temperance Thurrell
.OrchestIa
Awarding Diplomas.
Glass Song.
MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. orchestra
Benediction.
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Cape Elizabeth High School.

The commenceme MT exercises of the Cape
Elizabeth High School will take place at the
town hall on Friday at p. IN. The following
will be the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-22
AGED BROTHERHOOD.

SPECIAL meeting will be held at the Port
- land Provident Associations office, City
Buil1ing Myrtle St, on TUESDAY EVENING
next, June ~, 1850, at half past four o'clock, to
take INTO consideration the subject of an annual
excursion, and to transact such other business as
may properly come before them. H. c. BARNES.
Secretary. ie19d3t
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PENoBSCoT COUNTY

PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
Two large barns in Passadumkeag owned by
w. McCobb were burned Thursday. They
were insured
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To Lot

TO Lei.
A very fine rent near the park. Inquire at 1441a
"A Exchange St., Organ Wareroom, at VIM. P.
Hastings. je22 diff
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Nervous debility, weakness and decline pre-
vented by time use of Malt Bitters.

PERSONS under the operation of Fellows
Hypophosphites should examine their blood
under the microscope from time to time, and
mark the increase of red and active particles
and diminution of the white or dead ones
these observations are interesting and instruc-
tive. ju22-TF&w
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YORK COUNTY.
Fire from a cigar burned small hole in the
roof of j. NJ. Aker's house at Alfred Sunday
, 1880-03-20

ttons of delc4ntc. There nre now open work
trA tn that cntl. Therefore, this rentnfscencc
IL prepared to lta'l,sn tlstm Vt tho ltlrn tint
lrssi'tcnt-n,nkcrf Il always handsomely r,,-
alies Of our politics TINT the delegate who
lnnkcS President stands n smaller chance
OF being rowarlctl than the man who Is
named MI ElcctDr.
TINT N"ali lnfa e f nf ot HHSn snewes"w' s@Sss Is
nomination Of Stato' Treasurer. iInvisg Inu,ie
Utmost Il successful utFort two ynura ago, this
?"ssE 9"'ehss d. ss ssy sgPtfhst Pthnt ,r 1t % s
htEleSt ambition is to be n .lclegnte 10 Gill
clInati. As Congressman Dick Towl,sl,crd
u hiH br0uler,tH-law, Mr. Pool secs hfs way
,;y.a vsry dlsnr: I,s. In Chicago there Is youth
tho nepfinw of his Mi,siu: Moscs J. Went
worth wants very bully 10 40 10 Cincinnati.
Northwestern 1snllrpad hates Atr. I'llduM 10
more chnnco.. BERNARD Irns.lpli wnltc,i 10
Gc Attnrl,ay.tfencral, but hB l,sls concluded to
llRl;t TIC venerable Iol,n Denlant for n front
seat nt CINCINNATI. And lllll Springer. tic
lnrgo. -.
LOOKING row..np CHICAGO.
Ex-Ecnrcsertatire 'rhnn,as +. Afttcl,ell,
ny ll,aylng 1ecl! defeated for United StntGs Muir.
fhnt W john Il. LOgntl anil "JnkG" Whcnlrr,
!sss st s!4,e' tas 'S|S SS TIKI TIKI 5 s ssats tis a1 t.
Chlcago lle Will bury The hntcl,at. Ainl ex-
Senator !sotert II! Mcclellan, of Gnlenn, Is
50 enthusiastic Grn,lt man TINT sl.nlll. lio
trlct he wnuli commit l,nrf-knrl, and not yet
year 1,larrlWl. "l3ily y i,nrtow. of Ealngiatli,
Is not iiolslilcd MS 10 that ccns,,s appolntnent
which Logan preten,lu! 10 give him.. lar
l;,, !Gw w Wnnts M to be tlelegate With George
MS contestants: .folln r. 1lcFio was at Till
cago during the .luyc-feast. lie clIeered for
Grant,. Jnlin Il. has declined place on tho
aid willis 10 repTs"t tl!o soasier issfp'i r sxi
tsnt'ary III. the Chicago Convention. Mr..
Tom Buntly, of Dauglns County, rcviycs
n',ntllor Jol,ll! a. 1ugHn trick. Dundy clains
Stnte Sannsor In 1870 mud Dnluly viii ~ t,
Chlcng0 froul tho Fourteenth District, or
ralse tito EngislrmaN's 'el1. pllocloA.
, 1880-03-20
WAsIIuURND,.
-------- " AE0 - ~ IVY ElB
WHY ttE GllOu[.t, TIE NOMINATED.
4p fh4 Editor Of Tbs Chtkaao Tribune.

WA Wv Al4Nplt1 t& NUAtNAlF"
IL IN Editor or 1As CAteape Tribune.
J,z.ooMISaToy. ILL.,, MARCH, ls,-I nra y IT,
publican, havu always favored the principles
OF tho Republican party, md It Ia my desire
that tho Republicans should agaln succeed
next fail, -,
As Republican, I think 1t my duty to cx.
prcss to thy fplow.citlzans lny.ylews or the
Presidential question, mud II You will allaw
lna a lIltlu spnco In your valuable papor
VIII do 80. ain III favor Ut tho Hon. 4. u
Washhurne for President, Ills character u
unstainel aud unappr0aellable. llls. ability
ls great. lilo ia mt a partisan, ynf, !!
elected, f.e will atan4 by hts party. lie could
eAslIy be elected over any man who ilay W
pnt forward by tho Democrats. suggest
TINT A!r, WRshbltrna bo seleGted at Ghteug0
next june as tho Republican, nolnlAeu fQf
President Iask NIL Republicans to punso q
moment, consider this, think well, aud then
Act with wisdom all with prutsence, "
It Wy nominate Grant We mako q mlstake
Tor which we will afterwards ba sorry. t'tal1
ca1'n0t bs eteotel.. There II no posslpla
chance Tor Him. III ths tlrxt place, the urf-
man. Republicans will llot yDta for 1ilm. 'flley
have Q'uatay Expressed themselves 90. TheFo
nre thousands nt t'crq.an Nepubllcan ,'9ssIiss
lg Ilfsnnss,, Wisconsin,. Intlia,La MIl SG% nv
York. Think ~ thla. r. they vote i!9
nlalaocrattp llrket tho llay Will 66 lost to ~
lsepHb!lcaNs, Ees!slta.' there ara mui'y r.
third term, nlul WIN wIlI not under my rts-
ouinstAnoes yutn for tirant. ,
,sosna ll4ya sald that urnnt, II lawfully
elesta'l, VIII not lvt hi,naslf 10 gl!eatott ";it
slAis ii ti,u pei,i;nruts " 'Ttis ! supposu., i;
true, Nnt Wualburne or Hny other "
publican u lawfully elrrtesl. a.ll tl}o nela1;,
ftuts attempt tu eeat him mt Ut lita Dt&tte,
Ns much for llilM NJ ite would Tor himself -,
II !'laine Is nominated, i.n TOO "! I! be Il
fyMtGl. lilyu lullrh lpspIet for RtAlne ~
, 1880-03-20
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

SLllsN1lFAC NOIIgS.
It Is stated that Prince Ouroussotf, Kus-
sian Secretary Of State, Is cngngcd Oil u
scheme for Introducing TIC Grpgoriun cale,1-
dar Into Russia,
9iEnor Denza, of tho 1foncnlicri Obycrya-
tory, points out the coincidence Of Il shock of
earthquake In L0nbartly ard Piedmont /.
thu 0tll ult. With tho great activity nf Elm
tle f9n,,, aae ,uy, md III eruption Ut Volcano iii
When the St. Gotl,art Tunnel WIS cop-
plelet'. q medal WIS presented IT, nlf tho men
engaged ' III the work. The metlul hns q! ono
is ill., wt a n5s tbs ois St ;s:a9 V. af t, nn9 !sxs a
On the Qtlier s'ne n'l inscription III German
nna Hndt' ltP!!an: ITO tho men OF tho aot''art
Tllc Nlihers' International Exhibition will
Pc Pc o|,cmstl .s vt cicinnae On Any u, n,Nl VII!
he tltviicil Into eleven clnsscs: Native power,
stcnln boiler md engine fittings, milling na-
chinery . n,'t! nl1ers' supplies, Grnln products
nl,d M yeast, bags anl bagglnK, scales, bnrrcl-
labels. a'd miscellaneous articles and appsl-
rAtllH.
Ar; At. EnRllsll scient!flc journal relates t'at,
Hiitle the sailors OF H.. 81. =. Faratay, aided
~ Immense number Of iiAl,es Of iii slzes and
sllapes gathering around tllo sp0t, liz
promptly t!'rnwlllE 9nt llets they wera enabled
ss k ay ~ eEtrSaiEa5Ss aSisss e anoy T9 psctrlc 10 M
vnatage by ltshliig.boats.
:, From an Interesting papcr III recant num-
anr Of thu lfcpne SclentfAque. on Fire and
Water III I'nrts, We learn. that tro clnnls
l9rger number OF vtctt'us III London tllan III
Gst percentage Of tt0se. VIII, meet their death
ny tire " IN Munich. wilerB tic perrNntagn il
!, Mr 1W,Mn ,! hinl1ahltents; / n 0lasenwit Ii
lIanoyer ST., Cologne III, and i.ontio1. 5,S, :.
tho process hy wl,Iuli Air. j, i. ilnnn1y , lIro,
!iacetl tho shall crystalline purtIeaes Wlltul
.rrof. Story Alaskclyle anys ura diamonds.
i,resslire equal to seyurnl tons to the square
employed. Wheeler tis cryslnls III ar., r. reni Nj
diamonds or not, tttoy cnst .l,llcll moro than
ilnturnl diamonds, A gum 10 aInnll ~ w,,li,
SIS TO make It.
4 few years ago, DR.: I.ogor subjected him.
lying O VII ID Gruco iiospltaim Paris ''l' Tie
operation was successful, ihasr,lucll ns tlln
hseilne.!, lie went to Agtera to rwovert
but with no avail. We h.Mr1,, says Nature,
from al' altrcss BY II. Wohl. q Professor 10
. ths iA.yc1.., A on tlle oncasion Of !.Is funeral,
elaAt '!o 0leu III tho beginning 0t February.
nbolit milk. Which may we'll arrest tho uttOM
tiol Ut consumers. In every KrIpyntlcn ti,at
mssses NJ " n lp seoie Of hatl or tnintet milk let
lis b bca' i ar S Il an aStfh s s se I'D III SE pE9s ou1 +
selves whether It is ,ot posstblS tliat sub
sstaneo wllich h.!s already gollu So far out 0f
rs ,t Mey S,no 70 sesys r. us !ay MT aye bsp nally
GMl ct the transaclion Is alnne responsible,
Lrt II BY borne Il, mind tiat ntlr ynrU Of the
@ ,i,ilk W. pil'ol!ase Is nlore important tlian
, 1880-03-20

ART NOTES.
It Il reported tllut the marine painter, S1r.
F. II. dc Haas. will SOON proceed to England,
10 settle there.
The Village Of Ecouen. Franco, writes Or.
Edward EgRleston, Is practically a colony Ut
artists. Even Its Mayor Is an artist.
George Gnness, ono of the first among New
York lnn,lscaptsts. has opcned snlnll exit.
gallery Of the Aft Club III Boston,
The Canadian Aea.lemy Of Arts opened
with nn exhibition of tAp pieces, of Which ta5
were ,oll.paintE,1gs. The. PRINCESS Louise
contributed seven original sketches.
,seventy;two Of the paintings IN the J. 4:
li1Tb c bstl fSaGS!|p4 ns a,s xia4a9 S %e9scSs e q 5
hransit ss!. ':sf sshrsycss fts'sTR pe y A@vass @
Waet,o" Ht 'ss s WIKI Wi5iSs @ istrn S1ss"i'f}s to ts
+ TarR Hor,;xs wns sol" LII fGr $780, s. * WStsrceloT s 1
amount realized from tho sale was Sl0s,::ss j;
md tho Inst picture Hnfd brought tho hiEliust
price "l a!l,-Yan Marcke's -. Landscape and
.9tte,nvfor 81, ?s5: Perrau!t's "Educatlon
Of Aznr" brought s3,45o.
According to the St; Louis Times, q paint-
beautiful aud tho useful BY decorating Il
Of the dresS-a marvel Of. 'robM's-egg blue ;
SILK nnd Fatlzc, trimmed with wonderful
the highest stylo OF decorative art, With fle-
urcs painted In all tho colors on the palct.
One piece of snttn, shaped By painting the
front IF tho corsagH, IL decorated with forget
nfa, CupiA''s bow, with bees on the lnwcr
border. The whist Is laced back md for
ward with, II wreath of gold cord, tho lntor-
Ftfccs filled with butterflies. On tic skirt
Iropsr j. painted crescent moon, IL which
ciaspcd hands y chain, which crosses to tl,e
loft of the skirt, aud Is caught By tic
hnnas, .nf two similar Cupils. als0
seated III q crescent moon. In The
paintct! all the coloB OF the rainbow, from
which 10 tic lower lcft-l,and corner the space
IL filed IN With representations iii oil Of
shells a1ld ~ coral around the central figure Of
, 1880-03-20
MINNESOTA,
TTYE 1sttEat 7, q H,,s.rA

TIE rnrs,nrrrr.1 a.,S ~.
snesa. osrrtspondtnee ot 1ns cs,eaas ..von. H.,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 1s-,ttna% ,n%
politics are cllronica1ly lethnrric sr,,e
nnmbing Influence Of a standard 1,ornh,, it9 oe'
majority Of some 10000 upon Tho yhu!can oa,i.,.l
contests between tho parties infncts co,,.s Of
witt hin tho Republican partv ui.,, aJ',.ests Is
least mn apnorant dulincas M!ln at
tho political hnblts of tho nss'des.
rot demonstrates. Native, psope arc
oni % 10 ,nt n,e ,., " cool Northern blood,
Nv "tr a,,' W. H., nos h"sl ueir hnts Into thu
all and shout themselves llonrso over favorIt
candidates Tor political office. A polI,icai
thar, rajiaious revival +, tho "tG'er mh, atalr
nu., 49, ns ,,s.n"a..ts losiAs !" uio Ohlo Valley
""u .uo i',seicss.hg season that precc,lcs a
e1'npa,Hn y devoid OF Visible Interest to tho
u u pos %o ,,.,.S setaent nfe tal,,t md obscure
of t,o m sto,e "ls0 ,t, 10 10 pte.'et now the voto
va,,.ta', so o.ate VIII pe cast III given Con-
tho lnnor workings Of tI,nos ss"' Or
! good tlcnl of nonaonsa In. ,,..! a.nss,
,yrittem hv ;ntarn"to., ' ."s peeh said and
nro,,n,,1a nrofaranoo, n''"91s abous the
nrbicans for rrest.,ont ~ an1 ..S ~ ;n1lesosa e
"u.'to ~, ~ 1oi 1tes'oehe' and tile probable nc.
N''" u r,,r ,,,,,,,u....
to foct ts 70 ta4 caeagS Convention Tho Important
aota pan",,,tauus .uoas u1s n,lo"s WHO u'o Mime
n" ,'o1,o,,v - prefer Tor President and
sota delegation to Chicago viii be- instrn"taS M ,s'
Anybo,ly WIN swcors ,,nor tha w s,n. .ns..ueled'
bont, ~ =" in,"r,.;n, mp'i. .'o saeFed note
sot1 @ =. tor ~ m.,. r.'css'oweF that minnesota Is
e gather o' too , e M any ,aa oo e'se ta takes ato
makes himself ridiculous, You cb,caa" anu
well to bear tint in ,ni,l. }r,n 'fs RanMhd Viii 10
party organization Is apparently iSHicGn aisain,ainn
cato le prufcreieo f tn ot Stato ttks to iad
Tho Chairman OF that Con,Intftpn' tft'''ift,sse' f,a,ee'
Dlakely, has been in Wns],inatn" iii ,yatpps. Eap.
looking nfter Ills inni coNtracls nnti tn" ntba..
,nqimaSrns ,rinn3sr ae attending t. alF respective
selyes to 1iOnlnnte cnniiiuto fnr 1iesI,Iat as1.
before the G0nycntion n,ccts 'e1iue1it y
certain that the BtAto Convention will hs ~
called late, prn6nlly litter tic luio of 't Max "
lll hut thIs doesn't signify. Tr la ,Ie1eenas. M5a.
from tho cn,iltes viii llnn,; itn fe'era f. ts
Gn||ssEa end 'g 'ustr,ct thsy 80
which Is is finally, to determine how tho vote
o. the 5tato SIM! be cast, there are certain
ootF',SIxe f, ,yhieh b4t hrot ttGastworthy indications
tlrawn., 10 the first place, there
nr0 2iiiy three nspirAnts for the Republican
a 1esalMei't!al Mnlfil1lAt.0n WHO nre regarded ~
llInImn o, ,vns,s,,n,L,M' ri ,eSe afe Grant,
,yhir ~ M ahf, ;,t.,.sa.o 1t,1 ser1llan ooon
Wunkins frnm brtt m, its oro,,1 20 fas WIZ
It rs collin Tere nro pie,ty of It" 1cnnis fs,yG ,y
lie rnmntoiv ,ossiHIo nnndt.tntao @ to III IeSt Gi
n sentimental ff,nif,,w ,vHf"i, Iii ~ ~ .s y