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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
Traurlers' 6mde.
Portland & Ogdensburg X. R.-Feb. D, 80.
rp,IDs MOVING EAST.

NtAIT- -Iaaves SwantOn 545a. M, Cambridge
Jnnc,ion ! o6 Hardwick s.24, East Hardwick $50,
Craanshorn \ a. Walden 80 Danville 9.34, ST.
Tt sbnry arrive TO- 10 leave 1915, East st. Johns
Inrt. no 81 West Concord l1.l0 Miles Pond IL 30
Easff concord 11.40, arrives at Lunenburg 11.5O
Psrtland at 5.57 p.
MLXED.-Leave Swanton 200 a. M, Cambridge
Junction l0.12, Hyde Park 1927, Hardwick 1.02 p.
m, East Hardwick I.2S. Greensboro Las, Walden
2.34, Danville 3.16, arrives at st. Johnsbury 420
leave 500, East st. JOhnsbury 522 West Concord
5.42, Miles Pond 20, East Concord 6.37, arrive at
Lunenburg 100.
EXPRESS-Leaves Maquam Bay 600 p. M,
SwantOn $40, Cambridge junction 7.04, Hardwick
S.2S, L. Hardwick a.41, Greensboro $50, Walden
9.1S, Danville $40, st. JOhnsbury arrive lois
TRAINS MOVING WEST.
MAIL-Leaves Portland 500 a. IN. Lunenburg
155, D. m, East Concord 2.04, Miles Pond 2.13,
West Concord 2.32, East st. Johnsbury 2.42 arrive
St. JOhnsbury 2.55, leaves 4.40 Danville 5l2 Wal
den 5.3J, Greensboro Coz East Hardwick 6.12,
Hardwick 625 Cambridge Junction 747, arrives
at SwantOn at $40 p. m.
MIXED.-Leaves Lunenburg 600 a. m, East
East st. Johnsbury 7.36, arrives ST. Johnsbury S0G
boro 11.1O East Hardwick 11.2s, Hardwick 11.5g
Hyde Park 1.25 p. m, Cambridge junction 240
arrives at SwantOn 5.3.
EXPRESS-Leaves st. Johnsbury Gas a. m,
DanVille lis, Walden 7.35, Greensboro 800, l..
Hardwck 500 HaIdwick s.25, Cambridge Junction
935 SwantOn IL .O5, Maquam Bay arrive OO.OO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
East st. JOhnSbury,

Sunday services at 10.45 a. m. and $50 D. m. Sab
bath school at 12.00. Wednesday evening meeting
at $50; Experience and Enquiry meeting at par
sonage, Friday evening at $50.
Methodist.-Rev. j. Morse, Pastor. Sunday
services at /. 80 D. m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-05-28
Saved by a Little Girl.

as Spooner, general foreman,
, 1880-09-08
kE{GI!TS {}E LABOR,
=. 1'lLL:it l'lTrSLltjN1 MEErINi.

SFteid} Disirtteh fD Tho Chfcach Tribune.
Pirr>ttEla;, Sept. IA tlG'cgNtu meeting
If knights Of l.al,nr ll!s been lii progress
here slncu afot,tlay evening. Over l00 repre-
sc',sultyes ntu present, ind us many more
uro eSpge!Gs. Among ti0so who Ilayu ar-
rived nre Charles II, 1.ttcllnan, Of Murs,le-
llcF'1, Mass; II. +. Stevens, Philip VIM Pit
t0l. Gilbert huckwnod, ut ChlcMgO; Peter
Hell, Of Sal, Francisco; r. n. I'uwderiy
Mayer Of Scranton, Pa; $. Stephens, Vt
l'l!llA'le!plila. Tho Drtler claf,ls to hayo
membership throughout tic United States
Vt over 3,ND,taM, NlNl III Allegheny County
n|"nc Of a'.N''. .ArcnrlIng to It's constittl-
thu, II n "ts lratlserho.nl Of work
inslae1, for mutual protection n1Ml
1T. extension of tho trade
,lnoN principle Is'oa[l lrnnei1rs0f tall" Must
1T lllr l.Ai-ts III" rstl,lctett ,ls tr..,lpln.us,
l'u, with Tie nttltshnlul feature HUT every
lin',:. l4s.-t lEl.!a!c wnrk,nrl, nf my tr.ltle,
;;iHt thru lraI'<l"r them Ii lodges Ut the
s!'FiHl frndt': III Whlc!, Ai.ca, new members
!,y !1My h.! e!1l':oE't9; 'rh;ru Is such conllre-
3 '' ,:i;; IT, 1 ~, y fr, Sss "f 4, fses IT. any
t": II .!n -,tt!.rIiilgral nniy IN ..onjcctlrrtl.
II has trthe'l h'tt. hnwnvrr, tAat.A..
l%:.!Tlt', FORM y CoS&lDiH:-.rl1. l'Aitr
ni the dls"Gs*iona. 1t Is nsseftp, by sclne
v!a's1t3s" ny lnsselgntI:Mt M1swia IT, tho
i'rhI'lsAtial gn,tvs9. Htt IN furln coslbllA-
Inns wherever ,a,ssihIe, In order Il, secure 1T
!S:sst ono E1:ctof. fhla. they thnk,wlli 9ly,
!sae'l. nH Mn. t'ttllso Of in'Wer or At Iust nl'-
tlutlal politics. Tn the utller hnl.l, It Is saltl
u E: quarters Tint thera Is II strung prnbi,-
bllIfy t!lo 'leftlg Will dtEi!!a to s,tpiMrt tiar
!lni'I @ tseN,Se It OF his well.k,'ow1i sympathy
tstIll, NNtIH Uf t}lt& Presidential IltIlfntI.4
, 1880-09-08
rallied together prior to tl,nt time by tho
Chairman. rhis reply was

called together prior to that time by tho
Chairman. THIS reply was
NOT Ar All. SATISFACTORY
10 Mr.. Kelly md lis friends, n,Ht was con-
sislerrtf hy tlsrnl III tiir,'ct s1ntT. Kelly
hastily sent bark wnrtl tn thu irving HILL
party Tint In wn1tesl Il tneetng us early rs
Friday, n,nt Mn,ltay wns tnsuMvrniGnily re-
,notc. 1,:fnrp lIis Committee arrived, how
juutu.. .l!lirIn II, Mr. KrIls's lms,iynatl0,,.
1t IL understand lint tic Irving HILL mrty Is
determined tu seize tue rllce Of Alnyor fur
themselves. Willie Kelly t. equally 'te.nr-
Mayus.. irving Liall proposes to ,l,',nIllast,
M Miiall ,si", tl@ @ ri"i," ] ii two ''''i'ts u liz
tilmH rr'nalniltt "'ers; yiz: lset?nlrr,
Kelly, wl' Is iinw tic t''nntn,lnr Ut Tho city.
wG,lia IL III rtAplntnttt, To that mice. lfe
liI!Ishat.h 10 Mnynr, !'tmprr recently. It is
ssal'i, tl'at 1t wnull bc necessary for tho
Maynr i" pls.|'s.' nl.srIi t. mlun,!uate :Nr:
oi}iri' thts fall sfayurttuper ssga..rtl lint
!lss hntl better tw ist farh$ spt'es*ss.s g. so.
fittH brought tnrttl n.t.'lHrnfrnnI Mr.. Kelly.
WIN ly in ulr'shs intends In ruisrNi I" s,lGl.
,p:rn n;s!l larn,u,'y a:,lsllg TIL. Democracy VI
tllis city Is not NJ Promising ns II was.
TNE r'AMr.>hiS tS nS1.,i,A r0uSTx.
:. Spfeta' I,tssa'tt i, Th' f'ai"oa. Trt'n"t. !.
mi. ,V,..i. ~, ,,,.i.,,, ,itl In fi;, m,SpnI
In t,s t,,ei;l DIs;ri,t' I'M i,en,orr,ts lityin..
l "at, .t,r ~, t ,,, ,iax G.F .. ,9 H.
,mhiIr,ns NH" f,,rlr i,." rs s'ssiG,n, u%,uto.
iin,s rn ly,"iusx,Iuy div tf iast w.uE' srl"ntim,
ti,t lin. CyT',. II Ir,sr.,tt fnr rr;;lrrtio,t
1I s;irr, iMs nim,'l i'sii viii III =
,.r., 'f's,i ~. ~ y,n int sth, tonyrmin,, w,,s ~
Srrrwlrml,,,.iy H. II, invnr " Sir. t,"i,E ,,nv's
sni,t,,s,s iuvt,rtt. AIr. onst,tt Ina
viii" VIII 1T, rr.,,rut,, in t'n,,.r..ss hy M" M
,,t,t.ra si,u,si ,,,;nrttv ri. srIrti,,,s ipo,i"
Far c,aI,,fv ,,i,iri t:un,,y ,i,,ti-n utl Wis-
irIcl. .1,t,,rt,ry-nr ,nr,, If nxca,,",.t tnI. @
,nnriIv ,nin,.',t1,n, ,,ni mir t.'ui m,,vnr. ".
| s.jI,, tonui"r ,vJti, IN .,,tnrs ~ f1nn,l,
, 1880-09-08
MEM YORK.
THE It,tEal}NixED NEAtOCnACy,
SpfflAt {}ltlutrh TO I]1f Ehfeupo Tribune.

Spsfia1 NtpatcA to Ihs Ghlcupo Tribune,
Stw Ho,ii. Sert. 7.-Yhe Efforts nj thu
Democratic party III ''tho Interest uf lparc
md harmony" did mt meet with lint SUE
crss IN tho prncetsisngs to-slay which Ii eal-
rnlutca 10 inspira chilildonre II, tho ultimate
l'cutiiig ot tin hrcngsI buswcen Tanlnsa,,y mil
Irwin" Hall. The Committee Of rwe,,t,-fUllr
FROM e.el. fa.IiUn assembled, according to
the previously nrraused plan. ut their IT.
sucetIyc l'fa.es Ut rendezvous til!s afternoon.
NJ. Morris J. rowsr presided over tho tweM-
1y-t"ur irving llAll Denloes.ts. md Joll,l
Kelly presided over tho tweuty-four
'ranstna,ly .brayes. a subcommittee
q scyvM wua nplot1,tu, by Tn,nmasy
Hall to wait upon ti,u Irving Hall PARTY
within 1rsluss1 tlut thu latter Organization,
wuIl,l nIn,tnt II s!rlllar Committee ~ col,.
sldcr Jal,'tiy tho .crNs Of tho division Ut
Ito snWuic!!Ml a!!ces. THIS Irving llall uyga,,.
I:atl"al tfecltued " npl0lnt my kucl. sub
cnInnlfltee, uHd lMtIsilate,l tEat the eonspro-
nttss HIS, !a. settled by lhe two committees
If lwensy-fuur III joln. session. A colImltteu
"f ts!trc was. lowuyer, appointed IL wait
Nlr,,, tilc T1snulany party and inturns tllatn
lila Irving hall Democrats llal concluded to
udjourn tle'r ,aceslns Until Mola.!ay nlless
, 1880-09-08
virginia.,

Eppa llunton MIL trn1tng Virgintn
FtlhAer t,lssetl through here fur New Yur1s
yesterday tn ennfcr will, tho NAtionnl Com.
1nliire 1T regard to The Democratic peril III
tlcr Sintr. Tlcy tlssirc tho Nutfona! cnm-
lnlttet 10 Interfere with yfgnr md try BY 1ts
authority 10 compel 1.en.Iustprs to sub
Mlt to sue terms Of settlement rs tic Cniil-
mites i,1ay deem Just hl,h beneficial IN tho
party. Sutllc Ut tllc F,ia.icrs l,nlsl mast en-
,rcmc Views Il, This matter, null desire tho
Natonnf .Cumnittcc to formally ,lrclnrc
that tll.Isr who adhere to tito tlcatlIustera
will by 10 tlutuy pluct themselves outside OF
the Democratic party. 1t is claimed by some
nf them that If Sucl, n position should be
taken by the Committee 1t will Insure tho
surrender nj Alahehc, alsd with Him tho
strength Ut his faction.
M 1lUrE rII; AN ADJUSTMENT.
s1eeihf Dtrr1,seh tn 7ht Chfca:a Tribune
WAs1lS0ToS, y. e., Sept. ia leading
| Virginia fnmter, commenting on the reports
lrnm lslcilnblul to tho effect tint tl,ern II
iikciy to lrn I'll adjustment Of tho differences
between tic Ful,.crs and i:cst!justels 1T the
Democratic party Ut TINT S.nte, alul TINT tho
Funscrs H;e likely to consent To withdraw
their lickrt and support the l,ratfju 1an-
tHms Electoral Ticket, says that, 50 ft.r ns The
Fun1lers arn cuncerlletI, tic scheme II
visionary. II tho 'uuvt,ncnt Inns my sfg-
n!tleancc, lln snys that It means tint
Mallonr Is preparing II way for himself 10 re-
turn tn tho rrgHlnr Democrats, bnt Tint tlso
Fnnlcrs will never rel!nuuEs!I their Electoral
t!ckut, M l1tcy feet confident tlnt they cnli
carry the State with tho Realjllsters aiul the
Republican tickets III tho field. Ef there is
any adjustment 1t twill probah!y be coniiuc,l
tn the Electoral tIcket,--tl,c fight between
tue Fiintrrs and Rc;idIustcrs bulng continued
III tic C0ugressiona! districts.
VISIT OF SiiHiISiASa To NEW YORK..
ayscini Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW fo':i;, Sc,,t. IA ssoisp of Virgins
fnHS arrived nj the Fifth AycMue flnlcl to-
tlay. Ihcy werc rctce',t rs 10 their mission
IL this rl',, anil !aconlc CONCERNING politics
tn The t)l.t dominion. Tho party comprised
t;cs,. Eppa lIunto,l, md Messrs. Il. y. Coshtl,
.lanles Barbour, nnl \. II. Kelly. Gen.
1lunton IL from Warrl,sen, mil is rrpre-
sentlns tie Eighth Congressional Dis
srtrt Ut Ills stntr. lie Is mr,nDcr of the
CanEress!n'as Democratic Campaign Con-
,uitter, ,,,m' participated III tho visit to Gov.
'rl1.lrn ,nml. by distinguished Democrats
list snunnrr fn This ct.y, 1he4c gentlemen
rlaim tint VirEiusn wifi Gust her y0te for
Ilnnct,ek Nill Fu.liI!s.
, 1880-09-08
MlH,AtGr to tho Court uf E1rntln excused
himself, hMt the interview rutllor abruptly
N{tlttH.

= THE fsEnEI ctsXul:Rss .ANp TENSIONS.
spsrtaf nt,patsh 10 Tic thttaao Tritunt.
WAsn1Suros, y. e; Sept. 7.-rhc isrpn,,-
lfcatls will publish Facsimile Of the lctter
Of +. 1lcltz'loo,TE :of Pennsylvania, relative
to tho difficulty hf securing pensions Grou,
TIN Rebel Congress, to.sel,ur with fnc-stnllics
Of letters tho authenticity nf which ,a docs
not dispute. aiut leave Tho pttlllu to Judge.
lCALlf0i.NFA.
San FHAScpst. Sept: 7.~-frl.c Republican
Executive Committee Inns placed 1)r. John
\. llanrur oil thu Elfcl0ral ticket, vice Claus
SprccGlGs, withdrawn.
, 1880-09-08

should III, present ut Ills inauguration"
Democrats. .nro yrry retirent over tho ;nifnir,
but Il h evident, from thu fncrs nf such men
ns W. W. Walirii. M lnlfatlal'ols: .1utlgo
Tlirtipr. Of tl,o same city; anil ex-Sprakrr
Mack. ni this rity. they nrG mt Oyrrjoycd ut
Mr.. f.tistlrrs' rIFfirt. T,s-ufglll tllp s,rrrtg
nrr fnfl III {;nrlrtt tOnttight professions,
fireworks, niMt ntllrr rxtlli1lftiIs ut political
nstlvity. villa t!lO 'l'rrrn lInute House IL
thrDnEci with strtttlHars ENylnx thcr ~
Sla,tts to tlla distinguished visitor. AftUr
liurcl,ing through the streets. t,u Garfield
Club rendered Mr. Porter y nnE,,ttcert re-
c,}Ntn!l, to which he rtsiH,nletf III llftcen-
minutes sp,"clt. u l'[s lnppirst manner.
t.n1. WnIEr,, ranlitlatr f"r Ani!'"rnr Stntc.
fnIow''l with nns nf llls rat'i,r-rnns!ng
u solid S'lnt nht,l. the Solid ssnu.h. Willie
this was Eut,lg oll, n small crowd NJ The ui-
terrified Wrtn entertaining Mr.. L,llltIera.
Fu-nmrfUW they StpMk ut tirrercnStle,
Mr. Porter lmylrr tho hpcs,tnE a,Al closing.
Fmsr WAYNE,
Sp;rl1t ntsratth to The Ch!ttt3o Trtbhne.
Fn!sr WAYNE, flnl., Sept. 7.--{iartttA nnt
Arthur clubs numbering 3tJ strung lnAtiG q
uniformed parade tn.t'g!!t atMi tlle., repaired
10 thu residence nf tho Hon. ". il. WitturS,
wfa," the Republican ln,Ies Of ilst riy,
!!!rai.g!t nie. VI tl1rtr nMnihrr, presented tic
First Voters organization II magnificent silk
banner trimmed In g0l bead frtntc work
nul ntfurNG.l Witt wtlj-tXtGlltGu ltl.,ttiA Of
N,s,iclA n1nl Arthur. 'rllc presentation
atn.Grl, wals ,Tsa'ndeH to l1y t1l. i.iIkins III Il
very ltipl!y illllliHr. GrnrEu W. Julian ntl
tlrtsaGl Il lnrYg hob ut Tho ulw;tshett Mt tho
rink tu-ll!g!,, ,hnE,iE Il characteristic
spaccl'. 4 ssrert-lmratln is1rcttu! tho speech.
, 1880-09-08
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

=.
NEw Yonk, Sept. 7.-atArslall D. llnbett''
ot this city, WHO has been spending tho seA.
kt,,, With Ills fuinty at the Quilted Sta''~
ltutei, SarntoR,,, was stricken with np0pleSS{{
3O'clurk u, III. ttl-tlHy !ltspatcl. received ~
luis city rHp,rtetl tllut Ills condition WAS ~
well us could he pxlGcted
, 1880-09-08
*4FF 2 W. lNAE NV
ul'tDSlrlhS To .tCk[.ES.
1pseilt NispIteh to Tia Caieaeo Tribune.

5psetai nt.plseh to The CAteuso Tribune.
W-AslllS0r'S, u. t., Sept. 7.-Iscprc-
sentative u. John Ellis, Of Louisiana, who IL
l,crv IN his way IL elllrr tho campaign IN
virginia., saya that tho oppositnn to .Ack!en
0l, tho lHlrl 0t tho Democrats Is 50 grcat Tint
II he sluulA Succeed III SECURING tho regular
NullOGrAtEU nuMiltatiol ut Tho new ConvcI.-
lion Tint nsberIi ordered. ti,onlnjOrity Ut tic
Democrats wu,.1tl rrll.u to'yot. Tor him, md
would, i,Istua.I, vutv for lit. llArrull, tl.,
IEcpubalcun nominee. llr. DarruIl Is very
lml,ular, alul tho district llas o,U0U color!.a
majority. i Is u silgur district, u!4l tho
praut!ces wllilo thu crap Is belng Eiade.
, 1880-09-08

Wouldn't Charge Him Anything
4 y..I,lg nun In tho City Ut Gntvrstn', M!V1 -
cotlect,r Il bill 1T x2i to e,ilcct. Meeting 'no
Ctsllcet.,r, tho ytllflY nIn HxEgd.
"tltA ysMt get tho ,t0HvyE"
"Iua. Ae lAtl up." .,,,...,
"liuw tsluvl, uru you gatng to charge Mcf
"Wejl. i ieli yul; s.atllsr IikU yutr ls'uks.
a.1ght to Charge yuu xolnelhlK but Won 4 -
tust keep tho k2t aul Gull 1t efs4l.
, 1880-09-08
JOURNALISTIC,

ToLEno, o.. Sept. 7-'The Morning COM
4ne4eiut uf tE,!s city has becn purchased W
j. II. untIolle md j. II. Aiilswurtll, VINO VI"
rcpublist tic morning daily. a. ". Search
fUr!ner proprietor, will return t. C1s.' t'ti!,
o., wlseru tiu still n.tatns u f,nir-fntrrrst ~
tla cuslloctun .lge. Ills interest thera re9u'e'
luz bis lttentlull.
, 1880-09-08
WFiSCQNaIN,
- W KRNfg4V31.N1
Special DfIpaieh Ia Ihs Chicago Tribune,

spseIa7 1V1pa7tH "a 1N3 C6lea00 TRIBUNE.
3l.AuIsQN. Wis, Sept. 7,-Ihe Park IL
crowded With pollticiana tt-ulyl!t, Caswell
pounded BY thelr freu.ls. Gaswrll's friends
nrc yrry sangutub Ut the SUCCESS 0f their fu-
yurlt candidate, claiming; ut ies.st sIaty-piglt
VOTES, Wllcl! Ii two .tlinru talNn u,,uuEh to
nominate. W00.aIian, wlin seems to repre-
or%!,slS, ail taiks stroas u detsatiusS G;!ss.
we'll. =.
, 1880-09-08
ONO,

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 7.-ApplIcaton Inns
l'een formally Inatle 10 Jlnigu ii.xler, Ut tlle
uAl;e.l Suites Court. for thS appointment Ut
Supervisors ut the cniAtl,y election Of Eu,.-
gryss!lIclI, end tho JMi1u Inns replied tllnt hu
Will DO lleTv Sept, Is tU nsake tho aYpuint-
1l.ellt5.
, 1880-09-08
ARKANSAS

LITTLE Rock, 6cpt. :A-parlial returns
FROM II number Of counties ittl1cntu tho clcc-
tim Of Churchill. Democrat, uyer l'Grks,
Uree1,backer, by II mn]uslsy rai,glug betwe
IL. 00J atl 5u,000. FsoIn tho rot,tris III, null
IN estimated by thnsv.hrs informed, It Is lu.-
lived tho prnps,saA constitutional Nsi.ellsl-
lnn!lt repuslintln. crrtaln .htutn holttls viii
full to r.lrIyo lHnJorlly 0f all tho votes Gust
III, felNlrcl by thu Constitution to Insure Its
ntlopliull.
e.. lItlfus H.. t;arIand, t'rccnl'ackur, nn,l
nr0tlsNr ~ UMltel slutcs Senator tsArlanl!,
l!ns announced l.lllscLt IN cA,WtftlAta fur
Congress III tic ScGUnu District Of Arkailsas
, 1880-09-08

N tf SIEt1 fI1tt !hEHiItl!i+ tfH! tht.
.r1!rr ii T,tIu"S>tr. 1iHrri-. ns'"a't''l: "'rrn-
1rssrr VIII mi tu:IISl stn" M.a l"r ,,ncr-
:nT,. lt't Wtkn II ncee~t,rr fsr her rlr his
nm. tho hamrcrltit. t;nsrriiur tt kfnA
tnrky. rcs1n'tn!r4t; ~ .ar. sr,p,attcal!y,
riirjH'sror sultulnE tnr *ls'cr sauhcrn, Statcs."
Jarksnif, thu GGatnetltc tlhtcrnnry u Missnur,
~ lils rcalt,nse ai! u srrakttlx nf ING Ir.'%l-
nlutIoBury. tillut11n. tIlubntAt. md cAnut >,n
n3!n ar rs M!' IL tsr A. iS WI n"y IL" ,asS ers ~:
lS,,n.it ", Nn!nn ,rr,rs *s.t fnr ll,o cIenso IF
"n'nallh;n , III !" as1 !"Mn,E s, t, IT, w ,,,,,.
thu iirlsllI'n BY
o.rosisa % TUE SEci:ssA,S ~ wan Ms's',a';s Nv a'a
K.,nnii'.s IN nt'in,si,w t,n ,,enrs IT. ,nnumss Ii @
III t!,s Statts, Is .ntsr,s,siug urasu ,net.s,,rc. ii
.Cnnuras nnt. IN tho Stn.r legislatures. u1ttI N
nf ti,n Gs,t,1c,l t;trrir, n y ca;i,x pc.cu :o,,-
venstetis % IHpri,lt:j i'''' - '''''" '~'o "''
..>nw,, i,c Ncttn i.y .',x.la1l,Ii: III iiirlr Nil
uolni Ci,,,veuti,i,. IN ist& lint tho Wnr fur tho
Q,iun WIS iaIl,'re al!;i II tay.r e vic !a,,,lc.
1i,it.p 3' Judges 10 E!1t,t,, hy witch lie i,to-
nists IL hurry til, very ju4t eln IT liz, ltr),alt1-
,irnu i,y t,icis u, trI.s tat ,,y Tho ,lt,j,sa uf
Tho :l:n,rt,as .,s', I'c ere's'l y ii" E4,
II il this; thut thv [i,iuurElc EiNtr ii jaaiurI
furnished hUr iii lH, men in tho {;t1Intt ufIl}y-u
srea:yr n,!n,ssr ,i,an %ss t''r!!Is's'i Sy%Il NJ
Minnrs.lt,l, o,li Euns,s nj, .t;,rtftrr There Il
U,tu xeriot'A ,if',ailty In rr9lrsi to this s.,tl.
mtit, nt TINT y tiit Il wlll Mtt ltnr exn,,l'nt-
fto'1. Thu fhtt ts ltiut the state nf sllFSonrl
l,uycr litl " the !}n, ;!rtl'y hi' r'-
mclts n infn,,try: Gnyniry aAl artillery ~! to-
Es,l'or rhIs the Iliein 4.euftis show it. i'm flr-
thcr well. xnWn met mat ilesr @ @i1'rilncfts we're
tn!Ii,nssu ol volunteers ir,ni i!!ss. ',hi''. n1.l
0thnr Htntrs WHO tnllnsl TO y. rcSG1res III tlrr
t'"h stnfei. MD !ltcktal iiito Nissnstt where
volunteering wns mt so"etlsr: i. .",,,e cases
cnt!r e.sn,,nes uni rt'RnrtM,s N ners orga,'i5es
\. and .redstG! tn Missouri TUT properly bs-
loiEcN tU oflcr SfntcS. III thl9 wsy
MISSOURI runsisnEn
1nnIndr rt nf thn ,NsM ~ Luz rr1t,"six ati" iy
,usan i'r,Il,,ill, wSra ,na,Ir ,p "i ,,Iristy-lay
f;ar,ia. rt,IiMsrti ,toslt,ttrss insy II 1s.,,m,
yruis yl1u wni only consent to ,ru,ni,l in lie
Sintn mns prttrct Il frmtm i,rnsins ~ 1'ti,rr
irmnSr,ts whs, Ind r1,,t. mi IL ,,mIrr .i irul
t1 wiz" r. ~ ,,s,,an, r,s ,,r % thn nn nr t,ur
1ie,,nnrs,ia1 y in,b.I,n - RITA ' Is lin ,.mH.
iiso te,6crnti uartv nf ,ut s;nte 1cipct iS 4,
pi,t .uwll tic nepeiM. iApria,isc,1 slost of
t ~ W. I,o s - ~, ~ in'st,. 80 .nr ,n"+ e
, 1880-09-08
WISCONSIN,.

Spsetll DlsPafth u Ths CAleapu Tribune,
Oshkosh, Wis. Sept. IA rnllslag meet
Ing was held tonight tn organize u Garfield
Club. Speeches wrte made by ". D. Fplkcr,
, 1880-09-08
pOLlvICAL.
,NESv 1ltAii's1FIjsE.

|
f.,,xrnw,, ~ II vnnt > ".,ri'n 1,o,,',,1,,,,,
"a. "'l' -; 11'' o'P.' - Lho Atel'tol'ei'tt
| Stntu Convention Wis In session uNACtly tw,
!ours, anA WIS sipsulurty harmonious
shthati1le' ING 1ilatiiltlery mnfeil easilyt
| ntnl within MI Incredibly Rllort time nftrr
| tlu, rail IN yr,t,r I'm tsroui,tm,t tt,n fto,,
NV ~ p'. w. ".Mei ~ .,es"e'h, ile l1'ti.
! UAfliel Bhrnlttt, nf Frlnkltn. fntt Begun Ills
s1,epcll, w!,1rl1 tho iii ,lrlpt.,ttts fly,lel,tv
Interrupted by ,tnlu,,sc' hs m l,ts,nr1,n,
risnnH, It Ind the merit Of pcrlpet accuracy,
| uml IA II rrrsentatfm pf tia funtlu,un,,,ni
,'",,,nt,,o, - ~, o T..
pl11ic!fes Or Inc IWlIlablical pnrty 1t happily
| matched tho platform, Iie SEVERELY mr.
roIrnml I'm n,,,,,,aft, ,,"rt,, n,,,t ,.rio
.a,t,, ',.o ,..'oIIs ~. nalv' t!'n. iu"e
Pertinent rGfefellrt 10 tllg financial situation
| md tho ftent,bltea0 ppllcy III tl,nt regard,
| n,Iu, ,tttn,t,n,, ~ tLo 1,a,, f,l,a.,o. =,
| =. iio !."nH'ht'o'' ~ tne Ilotl' IhaF'cs II.
| lIcll, nf Exeter, for Governor, was fore
u,,,Ir cn,,rfnsinu Int ft,v nvnrrfn,I that II
.,,,,,iI ~. '','n ',.,..',,. uM t.'.t ~
"u"u p' iaaaa ."ilEout tte toI1'lailty 0t II
| bAllot. Tic two ElectDrs-ut-1.n 1.nrRN were
,1otniuntrtl Nv nct.lumntn, nnti nntv t,ro hoi.
i,to ,,n,. ,,,,,n,,..,. a.. a.. I, ~,
, 1880-09-08

+. ". ltoHshton. q. +. Stroud, n,ut ticergn
t'arry. The Club wa| Yrenulzttl with GcNrge
I, Stroud rs President, mil fnnE ils. nf pf-
dlcrrs. 'Fll' ilIrrtshR"Wns largely nttclltlcll
MtlI very Nhlh1lH!nstsa,l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-15

GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, Teas,
~ Cot1ees, Canned Goods, Flour and Grain.
9. N. j. b. LANG. Portland cor. Greer St
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-15

Gracie's first experience in eating peach
Eve eaten it, cloth and all, mamma; now
what shall do with the bone?''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-15

LAS Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps & goods
W Fixtures Rebronzed and Gilded.
LEVI S. BROWN, % Market Square
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-15

HAS q KerOsene Fixtures, Lamps &c.
W Old Fixtures Rebronzed.
CLEVELAND & MARSTON, 12S Exchange st
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-15

PORTLAND, Conn, August 9th, 1880.
THESMI TH INDICATED PRUNE Co., Hart
ford, Conn.
Cent men:-I am at loss to find words
in which to praise your wonderful Medi-
Gated Prunes. have found them of the
greatest possible use in my own family and
a large number of my friends are using them
with equally good results. As Laxative
and Cathartic, know they are unequaled,
being effective, yet free from all nausea or
griping. After many and thorough trials of
them, gladly give my endorsement of their
uses for constipation, biliousness and indi-
gestion. remain,
Yours truly, GEO. G.. MCLEAN.
Mar12eod&w1y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-15

FURNITURE, Carpet, CrOckery,
Il and House Furnishing Goods.
HOOPER, EATON & Co. 1913 Exchange s.