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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
bli*ter. Read proof below:
From Rev. +. n. Granger, Presiding
Elder Of the st. Albans District.
Dr.. J: B. Kendall Co.. Gents: In repiy y 10 o" Your
ss stssr VII ::y th"t my experience With Ken
Indeed. Three Or four years ago p,"cured I
b"ttle Of yoMr agent. and with It, cured horse
horse became very lame and I turned him out
for few weeks when he became better, but
when when ! Put him ~ the road he grew worse,
procured = bottle Of Ken;alls SPAWN Cure
and with less than bottle cured him 30 that he
!" rot rot lame. r., neither can the bunch be found
Respectfully yours, r. n. GRANGER.
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.
8tOught0n, Mass. March Is, 1857.
B. j. Kendall Il Co., GENTS: In Justice to You
and myself I think ought to let you know thar
have removed two BONE sPAvINs with Ken.
saox "os t aafs ees
have owned the horse eight months. 1t took me
@ four months to take the l*rre one on: and two
we ss and The
bunch to be seen or felt This is a Wonderful
mmedici@ne me Inc i Is new thing here. but il 1t does
for all what 1t has done for me its sale will be
CnAs, E. PARKER.
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.
Office U. s. Marshal, Western Dist. Of Micl,.,
Kalamazoo April IS. 1879.
b. j. Kendall-Dear Sir:-I received the two
bottles Of your sl'avi" cure forwarded by ex ress
In January last: l am happy to state that it
performed all you, advertisement called for
the SPAWN was entirely removed and valuable
horse restored to usefulness.
Very truly yours,
john PARKER.
Statement made Under
Oath.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN In the year 1875
treated with Kenda!l's SPAWN Cure, a bone spa
vim of several months growth. nearly half as
large as hens egg and completely st0pped the
lalnen:Ss and removed the enlargement: have
worked the 1l,rSe ever since very hlri, and he
never has been lame. nor could ever see any
difference IN the size Of the heck joints since /
treated him with Ken 'arS SPAWN i: cure: :.,xrs
Enosburgl Falls Vt, Feb. 2s. IS 9.
Sworn and subscribed to bef're Inc this til
JOHN &. JENNIE, Justice Of the Peace.
KENDALL's S SPAWN CURE ON HUMAN
FLESH.
Bakersfield, w.. Dec o, 1879.
B. j. Kendall 4 CO.-GcntS: wish to add my
Testimony IL favor Nf your Invaluable limiment.
slipped on 'ne ice and sprai"ed my right limb
at the knee joint. WAS very lame and ut times
suffer. The most excruciating pain. | wore 4
everything H. my reach, hut could find nothing
to give me permanent relief. When 1 over
,es Work:d. it would pai" me very much. III April,
life; but, having some "f kemdalrs Spawn Cure,
thought would try it: ! used one third Of u
ntt, 's1' and nd. sx*'encea rs'iti at ""cs The pin
Kc"dsll's Sp,vin Cure t" Ill vii" suffer with
NI,s 1 R,;t,rE1,
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IIVSUBORDINAIION.

lNO C0OlDlAs 11ON.
A prominent Worthington speaker,
who is stamping for Dunnell, said in a
recent speech, this insuJoruiuu:io ion will
never do" lie used the exact term
which expresses the exact idea always
governing the Dunnell managers. The
office holders have for years regarded
themselves us military officers and the
voters rs private soldiers who are to be
marsnalled and biennially dragooned
into voting for Dunnell. Any other
course is Decentralization" Moreover,
it is ''treason to the party.o Hence the
Fisrt District has come to lie called Dun-
nelldom. The officers of the various
regiments have no patience with any
one who differs from them about Dun
nell. In fact, they will not permit a
word to he said on the other side. We
have heard the remark made a dozen
times within the last week or two that
%'you can't talk two minutes to q Dun
nell office holder without his getting mad
and insulting you.' We have not tried
it to that extent but we know that two
seconds rifles them and that in one min
ute they will say 1t is ''treason'' and we
are told that in two minutes they will
freely call you II ''traitor." Don't talk
to u Dunnell man if you don't want to
lie imsulted.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1880.

There is nothing more to be esteemed
thos a manly ,frmness and decision Of
character. Hike Il person soho k"o'cs MS
o,o,r mind and sticks to It,; ,cIto sees at
onc, phat Is to be d~ne /" gicen circ"'"-
,ta,res and does it.-Wm. Hox'.tt.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost. How Restored!

m% Just published, 4 new edition OF )R.
H5 CCLvERwLLs CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the rddicatcnre (wt, hOut mediciMe) ii SPERMA-
TOWlslltEA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, ,t1mlOtency. Mental and PhySi-
cal Imcapactty, lmiedments to marriage, etc. !:
also CoNsuMlTIoN. EP1LEPsY and FITS. induced
The celebrated author, In this admirable
essay clearly proves from thirty years success
full practice. that the alarming consequences Of
xelf.abuse may be radically cmrcd without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appli-
c!tiOn of the knife; pointing out = mode
means 0t which every sufferer. no M liter VIII
hts condition may be, may cure himself cllcaply
privately. and r0dicnIy.
A3-This lecture should be in the hands OF eve-
ry youth in the land.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any adj
dress. post pdfd. on receipt OF six cents or two
postage stamps.
Address the publishers
THE CULvER WELL MEDICAL CO.,
Il Ann st. New York P0stOfnce box 1856.
8-28ly
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RUSHMORE HOTEL.

E. l.. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
This Is a new Hotel recently opened on the .
"orthin=ton Sioux Falls railroad. Frst-class
accommodations and everv attention shown to
guests Good hlcken and duck shooting in the
vicinity.
Good Stabling & First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINN.
1.l0-1v
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at this Office.
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Biornestjerne Rjornson, the Norwe'
eian poet and novelist, is now visiting
America in company with the family
Of the late Ole Bull. lie is called the
"founder of Norwegian literature" be-
ing the first, We believe, to produce
works in the Norwegian language which
have a National character. lie visits
people who are practical and politics
mad. but they honor literary ,ntn to
certain degree nevertheless.
OUR CANDIDATE FOR REPRESEN:
TATITE.
By reference to the proceedings OF
the Heron Lake Convention, it will be
seen that Moses A. Strong, of jackson,
received the nomination for Represen-
tatiye. The selection is strong in char
acter us well us in name. Mr.. s. is one
of the staunchest Republicans in the
District and has record as clear as
glass. He was County Auditor Of Jack-
son county for three terms, was post
master for Il series ct years, has Deen
Justice of the Peace for some years
past, is a business man of energy and
probity and has accumulated quite Il
property. and in all his career, public
as well as private, he has been SO
straightforward and honorable that
not word can be said against him.
Moreover, lie was one of the earliest
settlers in tins part of the State and is
thoroughly posted as to all the needs,
grievances, interests, etc., of our peo-
pie, and if he is elected, he will not
sleep until they are attended to.
We doubt whether a purer or better
selection of /. Peoples candidate could
have been made in the district.
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john NC CKz
Mason and PlHStercr.

Will take jobs l'y the day or contract.
All work warranted.
Ul|M0nt, Wtnn.
IS
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NEW WAGON FOR SALE
A bran new Two-Seated Platform
pring Wagon, manufactured hy Fish
Bros, Racine. for sale at this office ut
Il bargain
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~ Il. STRONG, OF JA CKSON, NOMI-
Mated FOR REPRESENT TIVE.
Pursuant to call Peoples Conven-
ton was held ut Heron Lake on Monday,
Oct. II, 1880. for the purpose of nominat-
ing II candidate for Representative from
the 3Sth Leg islative district.
Convention organized by electing A.
=. Miller Chairman and 7. II. Parsons
Secretary.
Cl.a;rman read the call and stated
the object Of the Convention.
The chair appointed VIM. NJ. Davis,
Of Murray, E. 5. Mills, of Mobiles, and
W. 5. Kimb.:l, Of jackson, Il commit
tee on credentials.
The committee reported the follow
ing delegates entitled to seats in the
Conventions:
Noblcs-A. p. Miller, E. Clark, E. S.
Mills, II. u. Shepard and Thos. II.
Parsons.
Jackson-M. A. Strong, G. P. Ran.
dali, ". s. Kimhall.
Murray-I.ronard Aldrich, jas. o.
Callighan, WIN. A. Davis.
On motion. the Convention proceed
ell to ballot for the nomination of 4
candidate.
Chair appointed Jas. O'Ca|lighan of
Murray, and NJ. A. Strong, of Jackson,
tellers.
The informal ballot showed S votes
for NJ. A. StWng, for Captain. AL
dr,ch and for Z. Clark.
The first formal ballot stood 5 for
Strong, for Clark and 3 for Ahlrich.
After several ballots Mr., Clark with.
drew IN favor Of Mr.. Strong who was
then declared the unanimous choice of
the Convention.
, 1880-05-08

Nrco,ucs evident tint Ohio Will be tito pre-
1,,nlnnry battle-ground. tits the only Slate
In tho l}n!.u Tint holds all electin1l III oetd-
brr-thIs ycnr nlnut three weeks before tlfo
National election. Fur ycara nRo Ohlo vote"
IN f>eto,mr of that Presidential Struggle aa
fot1o,ya:
narncs tI,cp), Secretary Of statc........sl;ssNs,
Hell tpon'.h Secretary III e'"'o''' ----
Republican nnJorIty o'@n
AT tint tlnae thore were furty-n'ho De'lio@
cratlo votes fur every ttfty Republican votcs
cnst. 4 cl,atRe Of one vote III hnntlFctl
would hayo turned tho scnlp til favor OF the
Dsnocrats 50 sn,att was tho Republican
majority II, tho Ohio October election that tue
Democrats, further encouraged by their sue.
ccss III In,ljanu tic s,il,p day, put forth still
more desperate efforts t0 curry ollio Ill
November, n1ul actually pollca for 'fIlden
ssl1S3 yotes, or b,::s2d more yotes than tl'o
Republicans had poltcd In Octobcr. I'ie
Republicans would lnve lost the stnte II
they Ind not had 4 "fayorit son" OF oilo 10
work for, md, as 1t wns, they saved him only
by tho Narrow majority Of 1910 votes over
1'illcn anll 2.747 over Tlatten mid tho "acat-
tertrg'' opposition tit a total vote OF G'p.71l'
Tho Republican majority was about onc'
third Of | per cent. Tile very next year inc
Democrats elected tileir candidate for Gor-
crnor by majority Of e2,5ao, and tho state
was rescued frnn them lust year, nttor n
desperate struggle, by 4 minority OF only
| },AH, votes over all opposition. a review ot
these figures wnrns tic Republicans tlmt
Ohio must lJe struggled for III my event, ai'tl
| tliat the Republicans eau only enter upon the
Ei,,kS Wilt tln{inT
, 1880-05-08

IaE HuAQN g 0NIAh4U eAlE-VAMAL!
1t 1ukcs our Canadian nelghbors long tlmd
to consider KrcRt enterprise; but when oncs
ttuy do begin thoy 10 right ahoad, caring for b
ol,stucl1 not prs,yed to bo insurmountab!s.* fta
Huron & OntNrio Ship Canal haa ridge betxsan
1.nke Sin,cou and Toronto through which It M
necessary to cut to Il depth Of 1g7 feet for 1 ar
tance OF n milo or moro, which seemed to ID.
volvo greater expenditure Of money than tha
Importance OF tho work would warrant aud
now comes Mr. CnpTeul, the interchangeable Pfse
dent Of tho Company, before large assembly
Of lending Canadian gontl0mcnt with tho modA
Of ltft-!Dek by which it IL khoWn that ths
Formidable summit onn be roadi!y sar7n0unted
at worry reasonable cost, md without my tsM
interference with the utility Of tho caual. Tht
lock has been In uso in Englaud tor aeTesQ
ycara pnst, and 1t ls q perfect sncoess 1a9
Torunto Tribune ipdorzes tho work Ia \ lue
nrttcle, from which We tako the following: -!
Tho cost Of tho projeotod canal has beeu, ~ r.
realization. hut TINT h!ss been fety maen n
duccl, md wp think. brought fairly wttnia
Efsiy;a9[s i; ts bT 5y hG Efssts sesns H lex &C.
vltos tho vessels In n water. tAnk. ascending wv
foot ut time, or more, In the short spaeo o. U
toen or twenty minutes. It auppllns aoesa ~ gne
ri assJstunco from stua1n.enEinc; It Y AMY y
Of tic we,ter-supply, and .oDn6!ea csn1!a z
trllverse hIKh rcHiois and 10 Gown lnt9 sMe5s s9
tl,s 1,o%g hk1a1tiS i'c%ites HAL
wn,id IS i,rlctleNliy insurnlolintnblo. It 4 y
erent aud this ID perhaps tho bost fon y nna 1sa
i to a9a S% 70 toyea
chcnprr ind moro expeditions mol9 o :ats{ ;S1sss{
railways over monntntns than golng .9.It;s 31su;s
thom by tho reans q tannpls Try na ~ shons,
ono p plaea @ II I'LL England, its practics1|!ty q =
, 1880-05-08

TIE Immense deficiency I'll tho British
Enst indian budget, amounting to ncar1y
s290, OK, 600, Is naturally creating feeling
somewhat resembling CONSERVATION both III
Intlla alN! In England. II such dcilelnney
Ind occurred III this country tic first Ques-
t1on would be, Who has been stealingP Sumo
of tho English papers hint In the san'o alree-
tlol,, thougl, no open charges aro made, Iii
the meantime, It there llas boon no Stealing.
tle,, tho military authorities who n0do tho
estimates and tho Finance Department Which
ncooptcd them waro Ignorant OF the
practical iletalls Of making war to q degree
TINT IL tanta1nount TO crime, 1t adds to
tho misery ut tho situation taaat the war was
mn nurighteous one from tho beginning, md
that tho indian exeleqner, which Is responsl-
bio for tho deficit, llns not furtltng III 1t,
Tl,is Is anu Of tho wratolietl lcgacles be-
oueat!lcd to tic Liberals By the Tory Gov
ornment. How tho eGovernmcnt will tcal with
tor how It can possibly rollcve tho oppressed
ncople Of llMlia from Il further grinding
Into tho dust docs byet nppear. 1t would
not be strange II tug revelation reused tllonl
to fury ngntnst tho laundering authorities
md tho spccu'ntors who must lave made
| Immense fortunes ont OF tho Afghan cn'll'
| palBn.
, 1880-05-08

CmcAaoANs are INIT tho only victims Of
gns companies, In Now York sovcrMl prominent
citizens have organized Il As'Cpnsl,lncrs' lrf'-
tectIyo Association, which demands consldcr..-
biz reduction In tho pripo OF tue illuminating
urttclu. An investigation by experts shows TINT
tho caat OF making 1000 feet Of RaA Ia oniy II
ceuta, md there Is evidence before tho Assooi,
tim to tho Droct TINT some OF tho larg0 hotGss
ure supplied ut 20 GENTS per 1000 feot, Thu Rss
companies may attnllt the truth OF thcao stato-
lnonts, md yot ask the Association, III tho lan-
EuaEe Vt 1loto,lN ow iorkur, what It ID going to
tlo ut}put Il.
, 1880-05-08
FANCY AND FACT.
FAsCY-Tho Now York Sun Makca tae 1otes! :

ing AtHtGtt3Qnts . .. ...,. -
btany years aRo, when gtmon Cameron q
went Sns Ct rresIaens sse
tic H0uao Of Representatives scrlcs cs!.ttt o1 ssst
luttos dU1ionIcig sfr. Cameron " 1.,hs III IL
% ntI.,onco ii tho ilause ii that time hst he r. E
tho resolution passca by zig Ma}SItSo cIan Il 10
Caosas out,not DO oxpooted ~ fo1sive .,,a j.
FAor-Mr. Wlishhuruo novor tnttodaeea ~, ~
a "HorEcs Ut resolutions" In tho House o! ~F
rescntatlyos. L..
Tho resolution Of conaure tefcrred 10 Nas ~ ~
troauccd by Mr, Holman. Of 1ndlAaa' ayr. -
lWt., =. IL
Instead OF S1r. washburno's "in|'uoaoe .,,.a "
the House by which Ae "Eot tho sespasS. ~.
rsso by big majority" 10 did no. srsa a..Nt. ".
Dr Il. [Soo Journnl Of the House O! .supth p.srsoth
nttyos socond session, Of tho Th'f9'se''1,
uoI,gross, pugo 03l. x., id
Among tue members Of tho Ilouse 'soSus xa2 Ss
vote for tho resolution wcro +. a. og1.at M...st
tbrothor OF Senator Conki!n8l, Henry ~ ue.d III
FraslorIak a. Pike, Vloo- prcsidoat Waep'@'' *'s
James L, Wilson, Of Iowa.. ~.
, 1880-05-08

TIE Englist, Foreign Minister, Enri Hras'-
v,,Ic IA rnnorted to shave addressed d oiscnlar
letter tn tho European Powers. inviting thoir
coDperat,on In lt,srin9 tho entire fultlll1nont OF
the Trcnty Of Berlin. Tho Turkish Government
hns oyinpca considerable aversion tn carrying
out tts part Of tho contr,ct, but ander rrc'saro
It. may bo Obliged tu do so.e
, 1880-05-08

WHILE the great majority Of tho delegates
who attended tho Afarylnnd Republican co',yen-
tlou yesterday wore enthusiastically In fnvor ~
l,talue, the Convention wns 90 norott'y fna1,-
agcti by cx-rostmRster-t1c t1cnornl CFcs"cll that
Grant secured eight Of tho delegation tn Gh'.
cago Six members are clalnod Tor shcrnsnh.
rhrouRh tho absurd bluntiorlng ot bis managers
lt[ni,tc secured enty two.
, 1880-05-08

10 MAC, ct tlls st. Louis Globe. pe!Hst'n" ss.'s.
bng ll,,,,,nved to ,uuuufaplurea solid de'e!as
ur thirty votes fur tho thtrl-totm toom w. =
tio tlefu,,ot rolnains Of tho Republican pAtu
Missouri, i,astate which attho lass esos.oI XIV
a Democratic maturity Of ss,l17. Ino,s ,s.a tnaT
votes frou, tho sottonost borough nu@i 5sis.
stato in tho South will utmost Offset oosa III
9at!ons tor llIalno in tho splendid Mepuyliu M'esppslie.u
Stules Of Iowa and Kar1sas. Those hoPaS3ie hPn9rie.
Suites w,l ,.,o axpocto4 u st1le thot ~ s. Ha,a.
tloas On thlrrl- -tes,nls.n and cat CROW ~ .qh ~
muuo Of BOURBON Missouri and-Jo AcJa w.as'a.
ThI1,xs have como to protty pass wnsn 49, nyrt Md
lican Presidential nominations aso !" ~ ~.
and dictated In tint wnyt ~ =,
, 1880-05-08

THE Republicans Of Wisconsin La',s, nSs Il
mn - exn,nniu tnnt il Ia uany sespaota N~sWt ststssL
9aS S.r ass'o" asse o ., only iSs -. sss1 .
tho horosy Of third turtu; whlca ~ ~ stats or
ye'tio vent IN 1876 On that subject, nut !aay n;
yenttou , uua,ovr Of eiainous md xsu;1 to "
itepun!ieun. whoa, It was u,'ueees.i sni psstsat
etruot, Tho political antecedsasa ~ Isu,s,,ptss
status OF Vii nt thaso youtlsV.nn w iii ~
,hut their action III Ch!ea9ot nan. J. 3
prudent and conservative. Tho SoItxsttF
Cassoday, who Aaads the NV ~ ,ha WI5coa'
| Rt.Msgc, was formerly Speaker ~
, 1880-05-08
m is'!,o on tho National consen,lon, vii, NJ
at thoEf command. .-nlakl Ing virtue /, .!aa saes
TELEFnNrn TArv

- TELEFoN10 TALK. -,
TnrnusE to Chicago Tc!efoho Manarnrt
TeIotunc I'll good wbrktnx order 10 81 Ie., + ~
Tns-Taes re-, es' ''"e' ot tho p.p..':
rntu.-say. hIad, how docs sho ~noom ). j. ~ NJ;
consln: ilinotccn anti4 so ''one tblnl.,o,s"Ms "s
how tn that for spontaneous cotntrDslc,s.1
MAc-Novcr yssl mind; Just wnlt mi ,miAs.
trom Fiorida. You will l'nl h full sct of tsssa!
u1crc. @*ns
Tn1n.--wo play Dolnwaro for 1,)atno =, ,.'WaI Il,
cnnl and take your trick. ~. " na
MAc-.l'us hold your fosaos till You hc,r ~, j,
Colnrndo. = :; =, - 80 .t9a "
Tatn.-Aso you my s,rer Of. TINT s,ata Il, ~.
yaa were f.sftssssppf which you claimed n Il.
soHd 1or thifa tetthF - ~
won't bnck OH tho "!boom" there On aloo,,n. n4s :.
Grant surrcndcrlng that stats to tho b,n,s,!@. =
but We have I've vntos anyhow. ,,cst
Tnln.-No YOU f1asoh't. The latast rnnis+,
only Rive Grant thrcd out Of tho s,staan ,fss
Kates. You nro hwfully soooped In Nj.sttss*,
md might ~ we'll avn up tho oor1,, ~ m e.
yti,. notlco that Now Hnmpshlso IL soi,s. -,
l3tait,o. mud IA fur ~ known third term has nos
sota vote ln tho Now Jersey delegation, rbtts
you claintpd four. ~
MAc--1nt We expect to mako up those lo.,,.
II
Shnron, WIN nro thlrd-tor nors. That Dtsf. 4.
Buro, anyhow. -
TH1u.-1ts ltttlo stx votes can't oounterh,,.nn,.
your losses. lint you cintnol tho tventv. ~.
! votcs Ut Tunnessoo solid for thiri-torm,a,n ~
itavo only got sixtoen. Where ara you Rolnsi II
| mike UP that loss? II
MAC-We expect to mako It up In ut1au,
I.0gam and MO havo pledged Don Ca,ucnn Il
capt,trc yotir Stnto for thlrl terlu. 1fxocs>,s
lllnois solid, md II conkltug and Cameron 81
hold thcir stato delegations solid, think "a
Btall pull the th!rd-torm thing thru rot, ~ y
Tnlr.-You Mrp depending on too tnanv n
THO "boom" Is whipped in Illinois aliesdy d.
Pennsylvania has revoltcd, mad New Yotf Il
giving way, md Is no longer solid. Tho ram. II
ZIP. Third-tortnIsm Il defoatcd. Tho peobis
won't ,ll0w my n,nn to hol1 tho Office l1ntt,
than Washington did. !.
MAc-Wcli, enc thing You may bot your loci loci,
OH; Missouri will rcpny the tpbt Of Rrautad,
our cd. oilico owes to Grant for that whI,f,
par''ou by gtvtng him her thirty votes so!ld.,'
TAiu.-Supposo these votes should nomIuan
hin, how llenr will Missouri como to 21ytne Id
fifteen Electoral votes to Grant in No7erabd
? ncxtg -,
a1Ao-0raut. won't be beatou ~ much nj In
11chdersut~schur2 orowu say. We can keep tn
Democratic majority under 10000 Or 15og3 n
must. aud 1t Grant Ia nominated by tho rots,
frotn tho bourbon StAtcs, whother ho d elcc.eI
or nut, wo shall hare tho satisfaction Of maitni
tho ntlti-thfEtl- termors Of tho North bolt thl
'. purity Or cat crow. Two don't via NO shalltaf
| rovcnBo. '' j
Tlun.-1s that tho why to win p1csldent!s
qIeetion2 n
, MAc-Don't caro- continental Will puula
tho antl-boomsters or bust things. ;: ~
TEt.-MAN-0cnts, your ten minutes asa u
| r a .sss1hA -
, 1880-05-08

LIN tue Fourth Ward the third-termeEs hive
rt.auFted to dodxo by which they expoot to
oaptusp tho vstos OF the untalukiuR at to-day's
1,rimarios. They have put IL nomination Q
hybrid dolesuta Ticket called the "1raat. Wash
burns Combination Ttckeev which oontains tho
names a{ thirteen YonAeu1DA who Arc under"
stood Ia p!pdye themselves 70 support Waah.
turuo ",f Grant withdraw" The faqt that even
70 much Of y cQncessloa ts tuado to tho anti.
th3s,I-tsrua element Ii an Acknowledgement
, 1880-05-08

THE l'ost-Ofllco Appropriation bill passed.
the IIouau yesterday tn such stale III to gIva
hut cold comfort to tho atAr-r0utc contractors,
III tho effect OF tho bill Will 10 to enforce ru-
letting pS contracts fur which cho1tsayaRant pr'ccs
aro now paid ta tha Invest responsible bidlcrs,
Tho contractos, through ax-tuomt'or lobbyists,
nlalo u dctorminad tlKht to dofo1t tho bl! ns re-
portcd by tho Committee. hut tho members OF
that botly, especially Mr. lIuunt. Of Qcotgla. an
Mr.. Cannon, af Illinois, fought thotn vigorously,
md With SUCCESS, Thora should 10 uo hcalt.'-
ton on tho part OF tho 9enAto to CONCUR IN tho
measure ~ 1t lonvos tho House.
, 1880-05-08

WITHOUT consultation wilt, their Repub-
llcun associates of tho Special Committee nr
Counting tho Electoral Vote, tho Democratic
mcn,bors huyo determined IN Il pian which they
will suon present IN toth lIot,scs. The proposed
r,t!o will l,o offered us II concurrent resolution,
tl,at tho signature Of tho President mAy not hp
needed, and Its neeeptlce and p.lsanKo will le-
prvu the Vlcu-Prozi.1ont Of uny puwUr nrer the
counting Ut tho vote, maklnB hin tho 1ncre
n,t,l,thpccc Of tho two Houses, who will by tho
rulv bo ulnthotl With full powcr to roject Elcct-
ur7I votes II so disposed.
, 1880-05-08

attempting ln ospreo ConK1css Dit lne
fnct reu,nsns that tho appropr'at,oh - x.
hn,,stah.. whllo tho Democratic CnnKrcsa -
n,ekor1ng nycr r;ltIc,l sd!,rmrs Of doubtful
mornl!ty, and trytng tn .,t,,rp tho fupotiona or
tho Executive Us, ,tncxinR on pol's.c"l r''lors to
Appropriation bills, III order that tho Southern
ohiyalry may bo ablo tn buls.lozc the MntoFt'a.,
nats cnlorei tnen TO voto tho Democratic ticket
uotA Nnvcubcr.
, 1880-05-08

SEVERAL European vessels report an ,l.-
usua! p,l1pbQr OF lo0ber9s ID mld.ooGan 1url1x
tue month OF april, AnAntwerpsteau'crpu puase1
two about tho :oth Of April, and sighted two vrs"
soils In flo'd Of Ice. Tho yossols, however,
mnttG no AfRuut.
, 1880-05-08

BEcnErAnY SHERMAN has issued q cisc'l"
lar notifying the Troasury officials that tho sp'
preparations for light, aad fuel. and water for
tho public buildings VII! bo cxhaustoa aboutthe
18th of M4y. aud that. W tue "a" forblda ahy
official from putarlug iNto ant contract tor
which thero il not money tn the Troaaary.
tho gas companies and GOAL wonders must bo
nutined accordingly. Thus, II Convrcss falls to
make tho requtsIt appropriations In timo. there
Ia 4 possibility that tho 0oyHrnment buildings
will 10 deprived OF light and tusl aftes noxt
Thursday. The Democrats ,taay. charge SEQ.
rctnry Haorman uow. a. thoy chaTyed
SECRETARY btistoW four yraFs ago. Will
, 1880-05-08

'TuE Jefferson County {1tl.} De'laoctats socss.
thelr cali for County Couvunuon' giss oa,}'ssa
n,cu OF tho sort Of arguments tue Wy, .souA
purity would huye 70 aIsswor 1t ooa' o'@e'' *:
he nominated; - .-.,e., nj ~
lii uccorlanoo with the dtri,Ms dtreotioas who W.
County Contral ConimIttoc, ~ pefsH ~ Hoyembet
bs legal voters y. tnis oosi1'{ e. " turs.,tstu! R
pcralIsi. GENERALIZATION Of ps powell snI nj who q.
sro an,l lntond 10 aot " tho ti t9sIe ~ meet s
yarip.,s @ TOW tow,uhlps it tho usual plas0 - III
sae Ceaysntios, on s4tSrsyt tnastos a1{ g ssaa,,,
t"! C,",,rt:!loasa, III lit. Vsruop. oss ao'''4 -,
VI. 1S3O. a..