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, 1880-03-01

BOWLING Will NOT LIT uf ON TIE flsosEc6"
TtON.
a dispatch from Gcnovn, Kano County, which
wna published In morning piper yesterday,
conveys II decidedly wrong impression with re-
gartl to tho Gnrrlty thugs, 1t being statcd that
John Bowling WINS not anxious to presa tho
chargo OF snnyhcm agn!nst thom. Considering
that, for tho brutal mud ynur,erous assault nude
by tho GarrltyY, those t'espicnblo towards htlto
served only twenty-five months In tho penitGn-
tlary; considering also that Bowling lny for
weeks between life and death from tho consc-
Qucncra OF this y1l.ainots nttack, and that ho
llns spent tin.o md money to an utmost un-
limited extent to bring tho econrcls to 1ststicG
It Is net & to oo ,; expected that Ar' Bowling will
Tho schcmc Of tho GnrrEtys and tholr friends
and assnciatcs Is to ring In atrW.bfl On tho litl-
sa5Ss Sey t euS %r 6e of
viii invade trnevn nntl clnmor to 10 allowed 10
nc" n"t M II s'S liz fonentary w IL nesea G t' e Hive
tnMG!. Tho fact Is, the thugs huyo no moro
fEe s1s TO s m "1x ,siog "1 ondns ns 4 a hyfses sss Il
murder, thoit ,swindllns. and ,viliainy:
soo aSf seeof ose for 'he eon.praey Sys to ne. aa
powlins sil not, m has bee, erroneo,ssy stuffed.
ho pANsiyD instrument In turning these 1estlt
will prosocs.to then, to tho bitter end.
III, thGrEInte. TUG Si1tO ItItOf1BF Dl hHnQ
County, gcntlc,rnn who ts universally. cnnsl,l-
cred in efficient and fcnrless officer, will insist
upon KnOl htt1, furnished by men known ta
hf1n,-resdcnts Of Kane County, md not spcclna
tMtlora from chlcago,-he can hold tho thiiKa Itl
jnil until their tlnr nf triHl. Il decent J1irs.
nf Knne Cn,nty farnnrs md business f,,cn will
dn he rest, md prnbahty this time tho Hnrry 81
will receive punishment In sOtnn degree ee,.il-
mcnsur,ltc with their cr!,nc. II tho siate's At
tornoy wnnt# any enlightenment In, Regard tn
chfcnKo etrnw-lnilers ho Is Respectfully referrc
to M article published in THE TnInuNE Of ycs-
$lE1lSD wnrtl, Of worthless t,al-boIlti hnvo beer
forfeited an which not single cput hns Gvri
been collected. -
, 1880-03-01
FIRES.
Burning of the Goodwillie BOX Fac
tory Yesterday Morning.
Loss About $4,000, on Which There
Wns Insurance OF $3,5O0.

T1,n nin+r1 fror,, Ttox rN1 M .1r +nator11ov
moratn9 and n acco,,d mi, third. or MI nlar,n.
IA 1t is technically formed, tlyo minutes latOr,
wcrp turned In by Charles Mnhrer, n night
wnichmtn. who t,,Ec,,ynrcil an extensive hlnzn
~, 49,, Tto,,,stIt," t,nr r"nt,,,, a. =. % ~,
~ .he oWa"Al!o oo1 i"ulot5' NUS M "
Il osS ',ge9 tree rho nssrtent @ 1T, resn0n9a tn o
in,stib,o naturc Of tho factory prevented thom
from "ol1g tn9cn e'So tnhn conhhlhg inc 'laf1cs
to tho ono building. Dy tho tino tho Dcpart-
nent reached tho scene tue entire structure wna
n ,nnes OF lnmo. md for n limo II tcornc,l M
tnoush tno .arKe % eshners nylne !of mics po,ore
tho wind wnnld stIlrt tnnunlernble other flrcs.
Tho clnI,1s wcro low, and tue turtd fints got tho
,yhu,o city III glow. s,,ct IA in fronucntly secr
r., IN trunttntn ,tctn,t,. ~ nttor - ~, roiI.
~ lne aMnT,.,e s IT, s,oau.'s .. etacF VI ;ao TUT "
nser town. and mt fow Of those living y,
cmbcrs wcrn blown cvInccd considerable
fCnr that tho Ilrc would provo llftnnnnRcnl}le.
The tlnngcr wna a1nl9st inomcntnry. however.
fnr Within M hour tho blazc WIS fully Mnder
control. Tho DHx fACtOry Ut t1Untawf!ltD l. OOHa-
willie wua thrce.stnry frnmo building, lo0x1ho
feet, sItuntrd Mt tho cornor nj Ohio md Mnrket
streets, n1ltl I'M, three. STORY brick dry kiln Mt
tachctl. 4 portion of Tho building. about nifty
feet square. wins occupied by j., !f,!nson, an,-
ufacttirer Of picture frames, md the rcmnintlcr
willie 4 Noodwtto cattrnntu thoir. ontre
loss at No. 9oo. md they nnly have fe.MO insur-
nnco. 81 80 Of which Ia placed tn tho GUrmanln.
AMI, tho ether $l.O0 ~ mn unknown cotnpa.iy.
nayld Gnnwt lilo, fnthor Of tho brothers who
compose the firm, owtls $40 g00 Of tho InonGy ln-
the tlre 1,rokG out there WIS $s,91 worth of
manufactured At0uk in fhr building. Nb0ttk
, 1880-03-01
CASUALTIES.


MARINE DISASTElS.
NEW YoNK, Fct. a0.-Thc steamer Alexandria,
arrived to-day frntn Mediterranean pnrts, hrluga
tho intelligence that tho Wilson 1+tno stenner
lItnAno. bo,.nt' from Now Ynrk for ll"ll, wNs
abandoned on Fct. e2 In int. II deg. 20 iln.. Ion.
Al deg. Us ln!n., being on her bcam ends with her
funnel gono and lcoks Hwopt. Tho first md acc-
ond officers md Qiartcr1nnatcr had l,cen
wnahetf overheard. Tho remainder Of the crow
md tho passengers, nfty.thrco III number, wero
tnken or, board tho Alexandria nnt brought 10
this port The alexandria nlso, On Feb 10. fell
III with tho brtK .Inla, frn.n Porto C0hclso for
Swnfsea. In sinking condition. ni,d taok OF her
crow, eight III nl,nhor.
Tho Btcntner Btnte Ut Nevat11,, from Glasgow,
went nshore on tho point 0fr En1!tly Hook during
e. oate q FaaR rs tic ay.
, 1880-03-01
BIMETALISM In GERMANY.

Docs Bismarck Fnvor It7-Some Cor.
nun Compliments to Jntgo Kelley.
WAs!ttNGr0a. Fob. 21,-1ioprcscntntvo ". D.
Kelley received from Usrnany to-day acycl,-
ty-Cngo palnphlot entitled "T'hc Gold Standard
Its Causes, Effects, and Future" by huron Won
Kaniroir. who represented Prince IlIsmarck
during tho tariff discussion rs lender of tho
Protestant wing Of tho Conservative party Of
tho lteichstnK. 1t Is m cnb0rnts tlofcnso Of h.
mctaItHln on tho b.lsts Of 1b,i to /, and
contAins r,nny quotations from tho writings una
speeches of Judge Kelley, tho Into Henry G.
ay rts tG' a 3$S cenis writcts RI t. r er @
pcnr.lnec Of tho pamphlet n regarded IA MI ex-
preston. Of tho opinion .1f I,rtaea bismarck on
hs th9 sasyrSt, 81 u.s. isaron kala"r1 III ono of tho
XceolaraSy|ns m ts tho pa,nrhlct was n lcttor
fn mno.hsr ,.tN dlstins!ate,, German writer on
respoM'cnco for n'n,,y ycA,B. Tho writer Ia
T y enEnSGf u y tic g. oo of ,
%Yonr lntest l,aninhlcs on on tho subject Is Just
making !ts round herG. 1slnntaltsm y tho order
tht,Ik TINT Iii couple nf months III !nv'tnt,on
to nil International conference wollla ho hM!led
y y R s os .e f ess an cr3sG on " snst %sc Iha5 ns
containa your speech on tho silver question. WIN
s%"n s%" a re.iro ss.ona c,ion: mi a.rn to
pas*asrs ii III. tGcr,nsoi,Fs i'amphlo!. % hass
lately COMO In contuct with rltler high por-
sonHRts. all ~ consequences Of TINT ittto
atlolsg public nlen. Ece by tho papers thnt tho
colunKe OF gold anA silver is likely to hc given
vcr t,a rcstaretl Throughout thu ~ worii to 1 liz
money functEona at Ii f!xctl rate III compared
with Knl.i, shy !5!f to the present activity In
allt, Ia likely to ho followed by roncton u nat
.sasterf Things hive tnkGn turn "a tho battcr
here; but, ~ fur us c1tn SEQ, It u but In c0nae-
Qi1nED at American nrlterB. a1ll hive prlphe-
eictt TINT American antcTs will he stopped na
soon M tho l1nited States cNn supply their hatno
.lon,und. which will bo question OF timc' and
ellutt ono too"
, 1880-03-01

r. kohont, N. Dnm''rukcr, md r?okop !!mslck,
gp,on motion. cnnltscc, cn;islsttnE q Mestrs
II. hnmhrtiker. and l.. !. Me!ftck. were elected
70 confer with the lioar,l; Mr. zdrul,ek thon NJ
Tered Tho following, which was ttnAnlmnualy
WnEnEAs. We, nohGn,lans Ct The City Of Chi
caRo. clttzens OF tho g!t!tetl stntes, honest INK
Hnyers M 9f this community. COT % nn not tc!ng amo1s
- 70 rnllctt tnx-fRhfcrs, nut performing our
and cndeavor'nF to sl1ow. our ohrsl!9nec u tho
by this racf,. nnsnrly: thnt we clAin, our rights
whenever endangered; and knnwinK ttlat cter.
nnl yiRtsnMce ss The nrcn a. freedom: III view nf
selves md o,tr or ll nGuona!lties
W1tn1nt sItscrinliuattuis alia cona!ucrirK alao
thnt IN lotnE this We nrS servinR lnih ntifsotrns
t,ist execution ~ tho laws TO nli. nnN TINT no
privicRes tr Kr'ntc't to olin clafs 'n inc nctfl.
,ncnt Of ,thnrs: md rrf'clnining that without
cltn! rights fnr MI urnn the performances g; &
cfiinI uuties. Gnu cxpeotlnE INC same Gthn, VIII
TO W cAte!lhcd to nlrsedsts, Mp, Asseablcu N
tnass:tncGtii,g r. TIC tatl nf tha e. IclnGscna Jsl-
nfn Sokol. do hereby adopt the following reso-
1atons: thercfnrc.
:, fh*ofrf!!. Tint we Gonsltief inc actlon q inc
ncnriy ;N0 tinllrtninn pnTcntf citizens an and ~.
myers nt Tho Th.rM'p schnp District ~ tho Hfxth
Whrtl nf this city, for the tGachlnE Gt TUG Hule.
conditions tllnt the urrMli, Language Is altnwc
inslt t. the dignity q 'U aenan 3, ni,,,, e'tzens Il
clGss whtlo n!!"wliiE tho snne 10 nnothcf'
Rfstttd, Th9t tho rrnsnla a.iynmcttl ' ny III:
vonkc oven u tcy were q suis!tsnt W.. weIght
nnn,cly: that tho flohctnian langu3c IS dcsrisctl
nren III Eurnpn 0nd taifEnt only IN lW0 h1Rh
achnols, !. e.. IfTEllc md tlennG.-hfFg NOT s 4
ehnw:, Since tho fiohcn'ni la'lEnaEa md 9ll
other Hlatbit tiiyiEes RitnEEcd 70 ~ j. tniiGnt
, 1880-03-01
STATE COURTS,

Jonchin1 Sntlnns hogan suit Saturday against
tho Lincoln Avcnue l. Niles Ccltro 8ravol.ltoad
Company to recover 5000.
Mary Loyctt sued Herbert Dpttcnbor9 for
$1,aN.
1lebccen Hamilton commenced slit In tres-
pnss nYatust tho City Of Chicago, claiming
$1l.N0 damages.
Wl1llhn GrcEhry, now IN 1atl on account Of t!fs
petition for hnbcRs corpus. To was convicted
lust Thursday Ut being tho fnthor Of II hasttlr'l
Rchntawstz, the rauul amount provided IN tho
atntiite. ard to find bond In tho sum Of fl rs
security for hts performance Of tho sNn,c. Ho
hnd no money nn.l cnlllt yet no l)ntlsmon, ind
consequently hid to 70 to jntl, md now wnnts to
get nut on tho ground nr such Inability, md also
hecnlise tho Judgment Or ortlor Of coMmtttal Is
illegal.
, 1880-03-01
INDIANA REFORM SCHOOL

Spftldt UliTafeh 10 Tht ChtcnoD 7t1M,nt
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ili1.. Feb. 20.-I'rof. ,rb,,,..
Charlton. Superintendent nf Tho Vinccnncs ~ =
lto Schools, WAS elected yesterday HupcrIntoaas ~
cnt Of tho 1ndinnA Itcfnrm School, nj ,lninna,n'
vtco Superintendent Ilrtetl, Resigned. i.h...l'
takca charge April l.. Tho selection /, r,yn.,.,
Rtnd one. Prof. G: hhs held hts tre,rnt n'i.,
tion seven yrnrs and is esteemed ono Of ~ ~.
educators III tho Htato Ito IL nutiyn n r,;t
hiln, tlt,t Rra1unte Of Iinn0vcr Culcrn snnas
Ing ycnr ut West Point. which ho tcft h cn,a.
tho army. |ateE
, 1880-03-01
ontl-1icut. Misnr A. strcot, .vtco stolp pro-
motcd; sccond-Llcutonant, Don Miles, vicc
.fn.1

IN tho "ktItt,a Notca" Of last wcok thorn
wns p,ibthc,I n list Of nns1cs Of n,etnbers Ut tho
chnrRctl. THO ltst wns tnkcn frnm n printed
alp which hAA seen ossseretl published. hut II
Aettns It wNa mot altogcthor enrrcct, na sonlo
belong thorc, thcru having bccn n rccol,stderu-
tion III thtno cnscs., IN justice. t. t'iose tncm.
l,nra, who NOW stand III honorable positions IN
the regiment, tictr nnfncs aro recalled, M fol-
lpws. Edwin Pearson. Harry I. Cannurh, nul !.
J.. Warner, nil Of Company. r. Cornnrs was
son or tern, Of service having expired; tho otlnr
two nro still kcrvtiiE In tho company. a.. II.
1dmliu. Of K Cotnpany. wns n!sU discharged ny
dpubtCdly tnndc In curytnE,
, 1880-03-01

tlons, although tho pnr.y ef action I. o...
Inv, and tho now nrRnn OF tho iGitG trrx%dlnls trxlnls
aaaiimes NJ Ite platform TINT not oily ,hn ,,hnfTa
ahnil rotlr to Tho ps,asrss}t., of ,,"tten H. sso
Claims such ~ thoso nro, IN tenry Ial,afla
HImlar nspIrntona haye !'a chanto af alfS.Is. Tc.1,s.
s,on nrrar,o1,ti nt, yet ;rinco voa s,na'h,s.
mnn alliance, wl,.cl, Is hy M menus iInno,.!er-
ahniil tho terms pr0l,osct! liz hnf11rlnn,iy tetn
tng quite on tho cnrls tint tho ne,t ttI,,Rt.
1ta!at,s, wn will l,o bncktsl up, ryonty1nf' " 'he
I'LL tile fofcea of tho German En,pirn. "
, 1880-03-01

hfRet1F U1tpdltN 70 7he EHlfd8h 1f1bRHE%
A1rON, ILL.,, Fob. GA sad nffntr occurred Inst
evening In Upper Alton, which resulted In nil
old Indy being burned to lenth. Mrs. 1Itac-
brand mother OF II. A. 11iltlebrand. n try-Roods
merchant nj thla city, Ia oyor 10 years ut ngc.
and very foebo. a1d has been nnn1lo for sono
time to cAvo her r,otn, her meals being taken to
her. Inst night, when tho person who wntts or,
hor went tn the room with her supper, allo dis
covorct. through m opening In tho door, TINT
tho ritpsl ,yns IN fire md tho old Indy burned
Rl1nNst to y crisp. It IL sup10scd her cluthinE
to oxttugulsh tho flames OF givo my alnrm.
, 1880-03-01
CRIMINAL NEWS.
TWO VILLAINS AN1ESTEn
Spttiat D(tpnteh to Tne Chtea0o Tribune,


Special Dltpnteh to The Chteaoo Tribune,
LEAvENWOnv11, kne Feb. 20.-Aifcfucl Lyons
nntl John King. with two other young men
nntncd Sullivan and Flynn, were arrested at 2
o'clock thla morning, tho first two being I'M
tloultrslly tho partics who rnpct Mrs SAlt,nn
In this city last Fr!tlny night. Flynn and Sulll-
van aaw tho brutal not committed, hnvlnR no.
ttcc1 tito othor two with tho woman, an sl,ntiow-
ct1 them, Buspecttng ttal crlnlc wis nbot 10 be
committed. -Four Of King, however, who Il q
bully, and With whom they had previously l,ntl
difficulties, kept then, silent nntil thoy were
arrested 9n s'ispioon When they sty,,lgGsiA A tiio
mt iinling inDnGy on their victim, lis tho, OK
pcetcd. Il more horrible oriuo WIS ucrpetratcd,
, 1880-03-01

thnn two terms, conaecuti,ely. wns londcdl down
with nnten,lmoMta md then ,ahleIl; islils n.
having nnythiug tn t1n with tcauol ct'lltrauts OF
l,iy ktn.:'. proviilnR far slrtachtng Territory
frt'm ons tlatrict toR.! to Rnnthcr; 70 authorize
lpAt1ia Of SltpuryIsnrs 70 employ cntlf.y
piys1clana In different tnrtions of tho county;
Mitl IL lrintipn to unciaimrn fera ln Justices
courts. The liNtlse then nuJourncd to MGGt
AnuilnY rnNtrlnH Ill ia 'pfnckA
, 1880-03-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW Y0HK, Fob. 9.-Arrlycd. steamers City
OF Montreal mud Gcr1nanta, from Liverpool;
State Of Neyatia and nonau, from uronen; and
Dc lsuytcr, from Antwosp.
LONDON. Fob. so.-stoamAbIpa Franco and
Westphalia. from New York, hayu arrived out,
Tho Mlnltoban, b1fnre reported disabled, ID
peartug Liverpool under salt
, 1880-03-01

Bu1'EN10n tT-C0NpEss1Ovs-J,T.kl T. klcAuloy
ct nj. ya. William Denvtr, $a8@s7
Ci,lCulr tr-COSFEssI0Ss-Lomuc Milk
va Theodore Wheeler, /, ,lNi o3-sfark N. narrett
vB. Frunk Solomon, $1laG5
JuttHE noGEI1R-stnry 1lrnAy Va. Edwin NlrI-
riIuC, CharIus ". Etokcs, Chnrlea Hurley AMI r.
W. Howard; verdict, 500. anl motion FOR now
trINl.
, 1880-03-01
MURDER TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, D, G.. Fob. :0.-The jury In tho
cnso of threo eolored mon charged with tho
murder Of Georgo +. IIlrth aro still out Thoro
arc rll1nors TINT they hRvo agreed on verdict Of
guilty In tho easca Of BEDFORD anil QucoraN aHtl
p1uu,
, 1880-03-01

Valentine Fischer illcd Il bill saturaay agninst
Abraham md Richard knisely and J. 4. Miller,
tn prevent them from using his pMtent for f0rul-
tng sheet
Judge l}l0tHctt will not ho III court this week.
Next week. March 10, lie will opon. with MI 81.
bis Gull, No now culundars Will be prGpnrcd.
, 1880-03-01

and his brother had MI altcrcnAton Tonight Will,
Policeman Carter, during which tho lnttcr WIS
knuckCd tinwn with eltinEa1lnt, 01,ti Kicked md
heutan 70 lIattly TINT It ia feared ho will die.
Hogan represents tho Sixteenth Dstrict-
, 1880-03-01
AN INDIANA MURDER.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1ttbune.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Fob. +0.-restertlny evening
Fr.nk sclzer, formerly n saloonkecpor Mt 1sock-
ptrt, Sroncor County, had q quarrel with 4. ].
Hickman, I, saloonkccpor Mt CchtroyIltc, in tho
sumo county, and sh0t and killed him. Sclzer
made bis cschpe, but officers arc In closo pursuit.
, 1880-03-01
CHANGE or CHARGES.

. WATEnrowN. Wis, Fob. 28.-The lsov, Fathor
r. r, Cooney, ut Nptro Dame, Ind, assumed
charge OF Ut. peruarl's Catholic Church to-day
In place of the ltev. Futher r. j, Cailoy1n. who
becomes presldcnt nf the CG!Iegp Of Our lady
OF the Sacred Heart, Of this city,
, 1880-03-01
MILITIA NOTES,
Tho Annual Inspcctlon-OtItcr OMclnl
tnGOrmatton.

--.-
.. -.
Ano AAA'""NA AMHPeotAo'@VtNcE" "uAcl"A
ln,osmaaton. s &, l,,H
An lnspcctl0n OF the dluorcnt commands OF
tho Illinois Eutionnl Giinrd will tnke pluc0 this
month. Tho insneet[on Of tho troops will be
WIN Will tonnlrto md for,yurt1 thntr rrm,rts NJ,
or hcforo the 18th dny Of April, and thoy viii
',s',t,.to, nf,u.",,ty n,,, a,.n,'1. ~ ~ ,,a1D
m v ,a, Wy
reRsn'oil.ai or company commanders that the li
s ,na .',c, ,,,,s, ~, "s ~ t,o, ~.
nun "s aro Pres present IL uniiorn and @nswcris @ t to
,lny company will be allowed MS a!,sent "witit
lcavo " from r',!I-call y. IN inspectIon Of such
absent without leayo' aud tho tho INSPECTOR In will I'll
,,so tho nt,st rIuftl scrutiny, ns Inn stnto nttn,
c, ~ .s,;i .,,,,. o., IT,. u n a.. ,an, y,
inha VIII o'sif pc nstr'bntc'i upon the pt'8's OF
.,u .noSo artso"', 1o'"i'n'rs . "tsMn,zau ~'tn'n
In three month"; prtor to such IN.
spccton that hnyo not at tho tIu,o Of inspection
bearing in uniform: mi nil others must In npnear @ in
e'r u. ILL., ., ~ =, ono. .. .!e. nprG.a ~.
"withn,t coxo M Tho h.sIs,ant t' 1"snectnrs "s ps
must c1amino tho l,oolts Of enct company, bnt-
tallo. a1li regiment, an seo TINT prtpcr records
dec wl,sro tic stto MONEYS M ars pai,l Que, and and
,t sr,ety @ nst it aa ;,t e e., ar'nses n Pare peer
Encl, Inspecting officer y required to accompany
letter OF advice, In which ho must praise
Or Gensuro commands freely, .aec0r.!InR
| t. bis convictions, without hcslthtlUn.
ths military stsn,!nx 5 of ssoh orsSSizatoa thes
%r,ns trn,n"ntaa 'unTfr1na. r atr sc,,i "
, 1880-03-01

The best Femedy in the most severe casea of
haye kao.n y to euro when all ,relnedfes ad.
Fertlked ana recommended for Fheumatlsm have
been used Without results. JAQoa ksAprxR1 ;,
Monroe, VIII,
, 1880-03-01

!, Tho Eldrcdge Sewing -AlnchIne.-It Leads
the world, and Ia the best for ynu, to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street,
, 1880-03-01
cHlNAMEN GOING EAST.

81, LOUIS, Fob. sy.-.rwu <a.r-iouils Of China
men, from San Francfsco, passed through hera
tonight On route 70 PhiladelphiA and New York.
About CO., more will follow e1op.
, 1880-03-01
EPIDEMIC or MEASLES.

6pftfal Dtspaseh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1N0TON, ILL.,, Feb sD.-Thoro nrp orr,
200 cases OF 1ncasles In tho solttera Orphans
Homo At Normal, Or almost tW1-thtrs Of tha
inmates and new cases nro nddcd every hour.
, 1880-03-01
DEATHS,

Sweetness lingering after BweotneRs. Cnndics
for tho lAtltes bought Mt Dawsons, I'll State st.
, 1880-03-01

BAN FRANCISCO, Fob. GA Silver CIty tidnhs
dispatch says: "The rcccnt snow-storn, ha, ~
suited In great loss Of stock III Malhe,lr, Jordan
1tDynolls, Crrok, and other winter ranpc, i,
1d0ho and EWstern Oregon. It II cstimntr3i thnIs "
thu lbas hlready III these md ndjotnlu9 ynlIcvss
rcnchcs nearly ~ 00 hcads, and iosscs silIl cons
tInNc. F
, 1880-03-01

Inter 0cf1n: "The best Ia tho cheapest. Mo.
Chcsneya' 81 artificial tooth, for instance."
, 1880-03-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

A. ]. IIEnvEy, 81. Paul, Is nj tho Sherman.
j.. G. 1.ocxw Et1, Denver, Is At the Palmer.
&C WILLIAMS, 81. Louis, IA Mt the 0nrt1ncr
i'm. Ausrls, Wostvillc, Conn.,, Is Mt tho Card
ner.
A. ]. nEEnE, Norwich, N. Y, Is at tho sher-
5nnn.
c. wyuAx, Lcadvillc, Colo. Is guest nt tho
paimor.
nouEnf Lnw1s, Honolulu, II. l., is at tho
Tnlmcr.
pnor. RICHARD A. PROCTOR, London, ts ut tho
fremont
i. D. WIRES, St, Paul, Ia stopping at tho
Ghrlnnr.
THOMAS II. 1lunp. Grocn bay, Wis. Is Mt tho
Sherman.
j. ADAMS. Glasgow, Scotland, is..rcsistcrcd Mt
the Palmer.
w1t51Ax l,RApsEy, Now York, ts guest ut
tho Uartlncr. ...-
judge j. TRACY, Burlington. To-, ia at tho
Grand Fucllc.
Jupog G. LvsnE, ltock Island. 10 registered Mt
tho Grand Pacific.
CuAt.tEs F1EM,xn, London, EnRland. ts reg
tstctcd nt tho Gnrtlnor.
CHARLES X. GAnpNErz Syrncuse, Is registered
Mt the Sherman House. -.,
,1un0g J. q. WALKER, San Francisco, WITS attho
Palmer IIonac ycstert1ny.
CHARLES suAL1. and William James, London,
E1>glnnd, nrc at tho Sherman.
THE leading artists Of tho D'oyly Carlo opera
company Arc at tho Trcnlont.
MINNIE PALMER and l.. v. 0nrono. OF "Thc
DonrdIus- School," aro At tho fremont.
Ml.. AND Mrs. DAVID Dowa, str. and Mrs. g. N.
Flske, Now York, are at tho Grand faciflc.
E. ", WINTER, Division nsuperinten.leMt North
fSrI1 YF,,1c
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-06-17
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Last week, in the N. C. Supreme Court
forty young men were licensed to practice law
among them one negro.
David A. Jenkins, Esq, of CASTOR coun
ty, has been suggested by Republicans as a
suitable candidate of that party for Governor
The Stowesville cotton factory, in Gas
ton county, was sold on Monday of last week
under foreclosure of mortgage, and purchased
by Thomas H. Gather, the mortgage.
In the Wilmington Congressional district
John w. Shackelford is the Democratic nom
iuee for Congress. Major Clement Dowd, OF
Charlotte has been nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of that district.
Mr.. T. B. Mcdowell has retired from the
Charlotte Southern Home, which he has con-
Quoted for the past three years, and is suc'
ceeded by D. H. Hill, Jr., son Of Gen. Hill,
the founder of the paper.
Says the Charlotte Democrat: "It is an
nounced that Gen. Gordon (recently resigned
from the U. S. Senate) has been elected Pres
ident or Agent of Northern Fertilizing Com
pany, with headquarters at Atlanta. Hope
he may succeed better in the manure business
than he did in the defunct Southern Life In
surance concern, or the Southern School
Book enterprise"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-06-17
: GARFIELD,S RECORD.

On the first page of this issue, we print a
sketch of James A. Garfield, the Republican
candidate for President, written from Re-
publican standpoint, and giving, perhaps, all
that can be said in his favor. His opponents
are busily engaged in unearthing many of his
acts during his career as a member of Con-
gress, thus supplying the omissions in his biog-
raphy from Republican sources.
1t is claimed that Garfield's weakness will
be in his Congressional record. The De Golyer
contract investigation is in print against him,
ceived fee of Sl0,0 900 as counsel, and when
asked what service he rendered he replied. II
saw the chairman of the committee of the ap-
propriations'
A brief history of this contract is as follows
One De Golyer had made contract with the
Shepherd Ring in Washington, to put down a
quantity of patent pavement. Gen. Garfield
was Chairman of the Committee on Appropri-
ations in the House of Representatives. In
order to pay for this patent pavement an ap.
preparation was needed from Congress. The
sum of five thousand dollars was paid to Gen.
Garfield on behalf of De Golyer, and appropri.
ations to the amount of millions of dollars
were thereafter granted to the Washington
Ring, the appropriation for the De Golyer pave
ment being included therein.
The New York Star, in aneditorial particu.
larizing these charges against the Republican
nominee, says:
Most Americans are in some degree familiar
with the history of the colossal frauds by which
the city of Washington, in few years, was
loaded with a debt of S25, 600, ,O0O-eQual to
$166 for every man, woman and child OF tile
population, or 81 per cent. of the city's taxa
ble valuation. These frauds were conceivedin
the fertile brain of Boss Shepherd, but could
never have been executed without the corrupt
aid and cOnnivance of Garfield.
In 1872 Garfield was Chairman of the House
Committee on Appropriations, and began tore.
port favorably suChbills as Shepherd commend
ed to him. De Golyer & Mcclellan, a Chicago
firm, were anxious to pave several miles OF
Washington with worthless wooden pavement
at an exorbitant price. Congress turned a
deaf ear to the appeal of their lobbyists, and
at length, "a decayed parSOn,' named Brown,
was engaged to ''see' MI Garfield. Brown
did. s'see" him, p. ,mised to divide Il fee with
him and retired. That night the lobbyist
wrote to his principals as follows:
''To-day's and .o-night's work has secured
the assistance of Gen. Garfield. You cannot
overrate the Importance of this accession. He
is Chairman of the Committee on Appropri;l-
tiOns, and holds the purse-strings of the Ma.
tional Treasury. Through him must come ev-
cry dollar of appropriations. / need not say
that now feel certain of success"
He was not mistaken. Garfield reported the
appropriations desired, spoke for them, urged
Republican members to vote for them, and re-
ceiyed a s., 900 check to his credit ''for profess
sional seryiees,''