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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
The Great strikes GraduAily EKhs.stioE
GEaMAsY
Bismsrok's Gods for the Government of
tns Prussian PreasDod

tne fruauan FriettDSca
BxRiIx. Msy 2i.-A bill has een In
troduoed in the Die, giviag Pfus-is en-
tire Discretionary power IN sslm,nisier-
ing ecclesiastical lass 1t contsjns tbs
following enartmenis. The Prussisn
Nini.,ry !. su'i,esir.ri. ~iih 'l.e consent
AZ the Euia4or. b. aissense wifb cef-
tain sIS--ti-d " a. 'rwsnis ~ hs r-lst-
ing to the 'rsiaing snt sppointment u
the ci,.ryE: sni iurfi,er. D. sroDrt 20 the
tpreiga risrgy psEai-siJn N perform
their futies IN Pfus-isu territory. Ee-
elesia Hics Uhp ~pmniit gross breaches 81
the laE will - pro0eie'i s.sins, on the
groand oi inespsrity For ibeir ofense,
conviction siH eatsil a los of salary. A
Bishop expelled irOm biz >~e may srsin
oltsin from th. EMPEROR offieih reeoz
niiion - Isi-hsP 81 hls former dioces~
Ia the cA.r "A yscpnt Catholic
Bi.hopri,s. the government 10 isetnposer-
si O. confer Episoop<l rights upon &C.
ei~stns.ic- Who csn sbow that they poo
900 the uandase of the churh. such
p<rsons ssn not nece~-eriiy he required
10 take A pr~<cFihri oath Tue soveru-
tn~nt xrsn,s. whieb have hr-n stopped,
may be rr~,ored by . ssinissriai dscree.
.h,-h, however, vili b< wvscsh,a
Pro~peufions for oIenses sx-inss the nsy
av. are 20 10 instituted "a the insfAnes
a. the Goxerocr a . prDsfns caly.
Ministers q the infesior asd wo<ship
ar. ~unpo.ersd % permit the ovation of
go hrznrbeB % zsscrt1flons fof teB11n9
the sack airssfy sxs<fine n fsn9ks, and
40 % rssnf snfborify fpith ans iisb1
nv 20 rsvocztsopl 20 slsi<rooDtal ub1ne
pr>s~ns duties sse op1ened % tsndlng
sn~ ssrk: % sodsrtsks al<o he zss sBd
.iousfsss of chiiirsa st.o are asss %
srr<nA schoot = - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

and so he rowed along. He disclaims
all intention Of trying to interfere in
any way with the race or the contest
ants In reference TO the rather harsh
criticism on his action by Hanlan dur
ing his speech from the hotel balcony,
Riley said that he was excited and said
more than he would in asober moment.
He thought that was no doubt true,
and entertained no hard feeling toward
the Canadian. The oarsmen met yes
terdsy, but no reference was made in
the course OF their interview to the
events OF Wednesday.
Hanlan will keep up his daily practice:
He considers that he has a sure thing oil
beating Riley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Suspension Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron
COmpany-A Drop In Railroad
Stocks.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.- President
Gowan, Of the Phila. and Reading Rail-
road Company, states officially that the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company has suspended payment The
stock Of the Reading railroad fell 10 LIT
right after the announcement The sus-
pension created great excitement on
Third street. President Gowan declines
making any statement at present II
is understood that the company vas
obliged TO pay New York parties bor-
rowed money to the amount OF $500
900, and this swamped the concern.
The stock OF the Reading railroad is now
selling at LIT, the closing price last even
ing being %.
The Philadelphia and Reading Road 70
Go into the Hands OF Q Receiver.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-The Board
OF Directors OF the Reading Railroad
Company met this afternoon, and IL is
understood it was agreed to ask for the
appointment OF a receiver. A Director
said tonight that the whole trouble
grew out OF the floating Indebtedness,
and that the obligations came in too fast
to be met. This debt Is between five
and six millions. II was seven millions
and half, but recently large
SUN was wiped out. The inter-
est on debenture bonds is about
coming due. The company hsd
an extention Of five years on these
bonds. Besides these, the interest on the
consolidation OF the bonds was to he met
on the lst Of June, and measures were
being taken to provide therefor. After
the regular meeting OF the stock board,
the curb.stone brokers got together and
hammered Reading down to l2i. The
excitement for time on Third street
was intense, but towards the latter part
Of the afternoon it gradually subsidized.
The coal men were a. much surprised as
the brokers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
THE DEPUTY MARsHALs.
senator Bsyard's BIN Regulating the Man
ner ofThsir Appointment Passed By she
TV4NIAI DlsPxlCII " tHo ntbI'1VIs
WAsHISGroS, Nav q.

WAshLNdIosI May @l..
Senator Bayard succeeded in having
his bill regulating the appointment of
Deputy United States Marshsls to serve
at Federal elections taken up in the Sem
ate to-day, and it was passed, almost in
its original form by a strict party vote.
Under this bill the deputies will be ap-
pointed by the Judges OF the United
States Circuit Courts, in equal number
from each party, and the power to pros
ti,ute the elections by these officials,
which has been so successfully used by
the Radicals, vii. be entirely broken.
The only amendment that was made to
the original text of the measure was one
relieving the marshals Of all response
bility for the acts OF the deputies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
BLOOD ON THE MOON.
The Lie Passed By Two Republican Rep
resentativss from Psnnsylvania.

NoeonsotlNg1 lIOuA EshhsyANeaAe.
WasHISGros, MAY 2l.-There was q
very lively passage between General
Harry White and Col. Tom Bayne, both
Pennsylvania Republicans, @ the Com
mittee OF the Whole Of the House, to-
day. The Pension bill was under dis
cussion when General White rose sud-
denly and declsred that the statement
made by Bayne, to the effect that White
did not look after his constituents pen
siOns claims, was false.
Bayne-"You are not worth replying
TO here; you ought to say that outside"
White-"I will say il again"
Bayne-"If you do you will see me
outside, you may depend on that"
White-"I will not sllow any man TO
misrepresent me-"
And that settled il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
A Brisk Blaze in Waynesburg

WAYSEsBURG, Pa May u.
The stable, grain, spring wagon, har-
ness and one mule belonging to John
Gusemsn were destroyed by fire yeser-
day, caused by the careless use OF hot
ashes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

pnsusssse. Ny ~ -Nssav = isrba
- a1seleoaSys walAv sSssly'
gusD ss1Glpss4m1ae sA0sak-snsssk
- .Etsz3 ips xSst q -.
ezs:.:::::s7 = -. w.; - : >
- - = 49,. &c.
-. ESsA 11s11 --Ayscs1 -.
-: Es :: -; -
D.; -: rS:.yS.,,E<s|
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
HANLAN AND Riley.
The match Aeeonphshsd and Artielss
saxnsd-HNnlan says He hAs Q sure

The Match Aeoonphshsd and Artielss
sxnsd-HAnlas says He hAs Q sure
Thing. but Riley Don't Believe It
WASHINGTON, Nav 2l.-The move
ment that Was stATtsd Immediately after
the failure OF "Wednesday 10 get up o
race between Hanlan and Riley was
pushed vigorously yesterday, and to-
wards evening the prospect began 10
look favorable for another race next
Wednesday. Riley was anxious TO
meet Hanlan, and the latter Was perfect
ly willing 20 remsin over and 80 into
the race providing 5000 Vas put up.
During the day prominent citizens sub
scribed e., 400. This made the Hanian-
Riley race an assured fact, and the men
at once met % conslder articles OF agres-
menL Following d a copy OF the Sgree-
msnt signed BY The oarsmen:
AsrIcLks ey AsExnESr
R.tx..n Jsme. n. Riley and Edwara Hsnlan
Cor ssa<ls sui bal r.cs In best and best
Oe@sI -. ,. :.
ave niie snEie -r1iI rss. two sad hall nile
and turn on me hOtousc rvvr cour~e. wash
ingtnu II. T., between The hOurs Of and p n.
GA wednesday. Nay y lsss scathef permit,
saS.crie<d 6y The eitisens of wzshington. The
sntirr amount 70 be paid ~ the winner.
E.ch party ~ this contract viii elect his O~n
ss a. = =, = M sdsS' q S.s =: s :: sss ' nan
sc<h ccnssslsns ea OF es5oss fus6iy, nay n
shoaM Ne s~AAer prese anece<ahhs tcf q
sS.,s s ne be ss sss.s .s NJ .ss- ss ~ ~sss @
/ xe AID u.cs shAl Panussly come OF.
y. ~ : = ss.;ssss ss e: .s.s. Of q.
1 "A WHO OsAEr HkxrAS. -
oIosss wA.s.
As soon a shis ssreenaen, VA. signed.
Riley telcxraphed 70 Wat>rs A Son,
Troy, N. Y kor nsu boat, and sxp>c,s
20 rss n BY ts-norsov. Ne = ssoppire
N WiIlarta ana Gin maks ths Pptor,sr
boat house his h>a1qaArtsrA. Ne hss
no eus with him s<ceps n. bs,ihcr.
! Yesterday he wss ouN On The rive. sn.l
took a long pan be expresssa iasi
ev.ninz hi. safisf.ction ~ tSe tavors.ls
! Prospsc, q TIE r.ce taxing Pl>ss> a.
: ga srsha.t 80 - ycea ave
all questions he .ays that he Propo.s
10 do his best, and thai n vili be IN
y finest race ever xitnessed IN tina coss
y try. whils be doo net ~ thAl ee ~
" bal. yea he dces .y that IN oe
3 very aoss rscs. and that ne eess y,
q 70 over ths eourse sincss sde oy -
Il lie s In spsd sraining. and dos nct :,
10 on the river on Wednesday, be- -
~ thsf he hsA - inesatioa Il f.ring hs
n lsn. h vsns s.s - he river 5000
- - q rusumun6 . bssa h..a n =
- - H. = cssTfSy iallei - 2
- 01sssrnsS - vhsa - =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
THE BArTLEIN ILLINOIS.

The Solid Delegation OF Illinois Instruct
cd for Grsnt-The Last Despairing Cry
Of the Defeated Blaine Men.
SPRINGYrELD, ILL, May 2l.-The Re-
publican Convention met this morning,
and the nineteen Grant men who were
appointed committee last night Ia Sc.
lect the delegates TO Chicago, reported
the full list Of delegates from the several
districts, and the following electors at
large; J. A. Logan, Of Cook county, +.
A. Storrs, OF Cook county, q. Il. Rum,
OF Pope county. and d. T. Letter, OF
Sangamore county. The entire deleea-
tion is solidly Grant. The Convention
then adopted resolution instructing
the forty-two delegates to the National
Convention to vote for Grant, and au'
thorized the chairman OF the Conven'
ton to so telegraph Gen. Grant. Then the
nomination Was made unanimous by
rising vote despite the numerous pro-
tests entered by the anti-Grant delegh-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
MEN OF IRON.
Pittsburgh Puddlers Striving
for a New Scale.

PIrTsBrR6H, May 2l.-TheFe vns .
secret conference oi Representatives 0i
the iron mills owners, and . committee
of the Ama1xzmafed Association Of Iron
Workers Of this districf held here %
day. The men demand the pric~ oi
boilinx shah Be - per bon instesd OF $
per ton when Gard r.fss rest q cent.
per pound and that thers shall be no
reducfion In vayes II the card rates 20
belou thss fgnrs. and this us the e.sis
Of th~ir proposifion made in tbe confer
enc-. me prcssnt scale expires on
June la. and both sides sia have Ample
doe q scs upon th< axre<m<nt a The
conkrxncs Commiffes. II 10 not BE-
Reve,I fhxt the msnut.cfzrcrs sxreed 70
the s<nands q the Ess entireiy, baf
an .nisbss s6iaseBenf 81 sll di1er-
enocs Il conhdeniiy sxpccs>d- The rs-
said of ne eonf<resos yin be rep.ortsd
% shs AnakEHmsted Asscciafioa on
NosAsy, q r~gslar d>ssr.as n>ssing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
MeraODryr PROrEsrAyTs.


Prr,srsn. Pa. Nsy 7l.--Ths An
nssl ssssion d the 6epsrsi Coalsseses
~ the Mstbod.ss Church eoDnssesd thu
morning si the Filth Avenue Church
One hundrcd and ninety deieEstss vsss
psssept. Confsspsce vss easlei tossfbel
b. Rev. q. b MeAisoy. < Adnss Co.
lers. fbs co0mitfss % errdeutiese
rrsssed lesvs 10 retirp IN or'ier W Svvics
the lia d dsIeesies PssdisS tbss
skssnnr. Rev. 4. n. Bssstt nsds .
lri~f ssidrv~A ~ itS eios. dc eo.eH
sss On ruiss asd os.jey, ooaasfisg dH
Mill, 81 0ovsrsos p.~pct.t, g w.
Va, - Ca Ose1aho0, - 49,
vsss sopsises6. - 0sso e.h9 -
- e eseacsss - pssss'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
RACING A RAILROAD TRAIN
The Remarkable Performance
OF q Massachusetts Flyer.

Bosrox, MAY 2l.-About s O'Clock,
yesterday afternoon. a horse attached
10 light wagon. standing near the Boz
ton and Lowell freight depot, in East
Cambridge, became frightened and dis
engaged himself from the vehicle, with
the sxoeption of the forward running
sear He then Dashed ont upon the
Boston and Lowell railroad, and taking
the right hand track. kept 10 all the
ray to West Medfori. o distance Of Ave
mikes How be got over the eulvsrts
and bridge hasn't be<n eiphercd oat
He lelt the track Somewhere in West
Medford, and was hnally stopped In .
side street At the close ot his remerk-
able journey, he wks tound 10 be unin-
iured, save . slight scratch upon one
loot. His harness was aAso sntire, and
the forward wheels ot NE vsron 20
which he had been attached we're In
perfect condition 20. be ~loined 30 the
portion left q Es<t Camoridxe. The
animal hsd oazs thres shoes. which go
excuabas IN cos>sdes~fsoa al The t.cs
thes ~ hsd di<tssceda . srxin that vss,'t
Gar behinA when he started- An ths
above statements can Be attcsted by
J many rsliAhls witness Who go ths
lsspApsde st vArioas points q its pro-
I gcS rhe team belonged % Mr
thiss, ei Boston
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
YR0DUCL


CsscAso, Nsy 5i.-flous-Quis and
unchanged. wb.t-Cns~stisd bot gsn'
ssally loser; No. 2 red sestsrp sze; 70.
Z Chicseo spring o. l3i cash; 81 u
sssls, Hsy; D . :sIIs' ysos p ~
s.xLss lag "a 4 sze. Sei~cssf Ive
Vle. Cssn--Modsrslsly se;i,. GSa hlzh,
sf st 57ic cash and seller May; Bt5
3sIe seller Juns; Hie seiIsr Jsly, ~
657e ssIlss August; ~j-ted Stc
Osn-Actiye and Q shsds Osef st -
cssh 3ISe ssssss jane; 1sie ssiier July
zSe ssiIss Asgusl kys-s,rosz. and
hiebs st e6c B~gisy-st~sdy and an.
ckssesd ss re. Port -UnssttI~d and
ss1 ssllss ysns; go z7Nej0 70 ssiIss
ysjYs 90 "a seIls Asrnst. Lard
E963ss = ~ ~ cash and ssfisr ysss,
- n0lTb ss1fsy ysiy - IA ssllsg Ass
90 Dslk nssas-Esssss; sbesldsss
y -; sbess nb g s1i; shoss cisas = g.
gskky-ssss1y go sssAA-ssd -
19Oe Nsy n-whese-ss ssse6y;
IA 3 1N1Nsksss spss q ~; ssiIv NJ
= -; sselss Jsss n ~; 49, Jsly
g a - AsSss NJ, "a 3 II
Hsbaat y ~; IA ~ oissd d ~
csD-ltsedI kjeh njssd t1<i ea
- sl.y nsZ 2; ss~Sav "
~ xlSnl.6 Ts-1ss - SsvA ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

CixcsxsArf, hay 2i.-The owner a
saatA caus rsfs@.s - fippsksos ~
tsak svuE tbzr aanua bpt ks vili uzascA
hin s<.inss Msad 5, for a. many r.c>s
In cAIiiornLA = IL osn<< of The latter
nay sssr& - vux sS.Oe - s.ooo o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

fn<ssgsss. May 1i.--csptain Ebe.-
. va known variety p>rforDer. disd
saatsn< a the fiith Ayeaps Hossl -
eignt se vss found d>aA In HE cAe;r
. 60 seprA this ao<nins. He nepe
- \ kTronk. He vss fosty-thrss
ys.y esA Akrsy-ains inches ksgA asd
vea0sd sss>efy-two Posn<AA he ves
tnrsstnch>s sors>r than Ton muoh
ns - ke<sa a ths vnrey asFs.
y. % sssssd ~ s.as'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

rsusbss gss,As q fss Dasskzns uss1GDv
t.on - o. AfznnsssL

t4on - - At1ane.&
HAuSAx. Msy ff---In8<sss 49,
a ics sprssd fsen tks usss co. g 80
ro1sdisnd 2 Cses - aS
DE. rsszi.s % ysssh ~. I've -
rs.rhs- xsg fsssk,ask n 49,
.... 49, . 49, IN 80 . - !. 8
Smy bssry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

In c..3ss.si yssssrdey 20 iss.ss
a . shoo<ilg s.i,sry asd shnf does -
pssPssssss GhsvSsS - psoeAsS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

cIxyrEAsp, o., Nsy u.-The LaAu
r.no<,x "a tbs shsas asA fssif ero,s a
oaio s.A fs.s.y,ss,,. ~ - -. J, .sss's. ,s y
Oa1s wIr ~ shorl corn avcr1re snt
po<zsoes absaasnA q thsy ssusps The
rss4gts q NE hss<'oA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

- n.gZ . - 9 esa31.e ~
.sss::'.s . .: =:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
THAT CANTON MYSTERY.
A Possible Clue to the Where
abOuts Of Pecher's BOdy-A
Brutal Outrage on a Prisoner.

CANTON, Nav 2l.-The Pecher nys.
terry is still unraveled, though il the ru-
NOR be correct that the body OF man
has been discovered in well on the
farm Of Mr.. Drair, four miles south Of
Canton, an important point has been
gained. Word was sent TO this city
Yesterday that stock had refused TO
drink water from the well and that other
appearances indicated that Pecher's
body eas in the well. The authorities
are investigating tie matter. The ex-
element over the case is still considera.
ble, and farming operations in Pike
township have been temporarily sus-
pended.
A Brutal Outrage
A terrible outrage was committed on
Nicholas Markert early Wednesday morn
ing. After hisauest on suspicion OF mur.
dering Pecher four or five masked men
took him from the officers, placed him
in a wagon, TOOK him 10 the woo,is near
where the murder is supposed 10 have
been committed, placed a rope around
his neck, passed IL over a limb, and told
him he had but FIVE minutes 10 live.
The tern6ed man declared his inno-
cence and declared he had no confession
D. make. Failing 10 secure q confession
the brigands returned Markert 20 Jail,
This outrage upon an innocent man
must have been committed with the
conniyance Of the officers. An effort
has been made 10 cover 1t up, hut IL
leaked out last night Now u Is conce,
ded that he, and Wm. Black, arrested
with him, will have to be discharged
for want Of evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
BUYING AND SELLING
GENERAL MARKETS BY TelssR1pp.
Money At 3to 5 Per cent-Go,ernme,u
Quist but firm-flOur Quiet
whsat Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Quiet.
PlhAhcr.
New York.

New YoRK. May 2l.- MoSrv-
At ssS per cent, closing at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5S5i per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills firm At
4s6t; demand at +sst. Dry goods i'm.
ports for the week $l,sl?ooo.
sILvrR-At London 5?i pence; bar
silver here ll4}; subsidiary silver coin
i@l per cent. discount.
Gov.RShRSr-Quiet bat tirm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-29

OREGON CITY, Sept s, 1880.
To the Hancock and E,,gliM Gibbs Of
Oregon, greeting
Gratifed at the interest and zeal
manifested for Democratic principles
and the success of the Democratic party
in the ensuing Presidential election, by
the spontaneous organization of the va
rious clubs, as auxiliaries Of the party,
[ respectfully request all and each OF
them to report their names, date of or
ganization, names of officers and mum
Der Of members to J. r. Wiley, OF
Portland, who has charge of Democrat
ic Headquarters at that place.
C.F. BEATIE,
Chairman of State Central Com.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-29

IN lie Circ,,it Court ef fts Coasig 81 Linn "a
he Stat ef Oregon
Almin1 c. WeslEate, PiaintiH,
vs..
Ievi S. Wesigaln, Defendant.
70 I.ovi s. wcstgate, the Defendant above
named:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE or
OREGON, you are hereby summoned
and required Ia appear and answer the
complaint OF the above named plaintiff,
now on file with the Clerk of said Court
on or before the first day of tho next term
of said Court, to be holden In Albany
Linn County, Oregon, on the fourth Mon
day, the 25tb day of October, 1850, and you
are notified that the relief demanded la
said complaint T. that the marriage con-
tract now existing between said plaintiff
and defendant be forever dissolved, that
plaintiff have the care and custody OF the
minor child, Alvin Westgate, and that
plaintiff recover Judgment against defend
ant for her costs and disbursements Of this
suit; and II yOu fail To appear and answer
said complaint n herein required the
plaintiff will apply 10 said Court for the re-.
lief demanded IN said complaint.
This suminonsis published in the STATE
RIGHTS DEMOCRAT newspaper once - week
for six consecutive weeks, by order Of
Hon. X. 4. Boise, Judge of said Court,
which order * dated September 7th, 1880.
STRAiTAN de BILYEu,
GwG Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-29
rnE so,GcE or.srRrxcrm.

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safe Kidney aud Liver Cure viii not only
check those diseases but entirely cure iion
even It they have become seated. It tha
only known remedy which viii safely aud
certainly. do this, and.iliore IS not an in-
stance on record where It has iai!cd. u "a
for sale 10y druggists in all parts Of tho
world and j. manufactured by
%. a.. wAENTE .f co..
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TO / HE WORKING CLASS

We prepared to furnish all classes with CON
slant employment at home, the whole of 8he time, or
for their spare moments. business new, light and
proilabes Persons Of either sex easily earn from 70
cents to 8 per evening, and proportional by
deyotine their whole time to the business Boys and
eirls earf nearly much That all who see
this notice may send their address and test the BUSH
ness we make this offer; 70 such asare not well sat
ised will send dollar to pay for the trouble OF
writing Fun particulars and outfit free. Address
GEORGE STIKsoX Il Co., Portland. Maine 2yI
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DEMOCRATIC Appointments.

Hon. J. X Weatherford, candidate for
Presidential EIector, viii address the citizens
at the following times and places
Halsey, Friday. October 29th-
Albany, Saturday, October Goth.
The opposing candidates arc respectfully
invited to join in the discussions The local
committees will please arrange for the time
and place Of speaking Democratic papers
please copy.
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Albany Bath House.

,a4nR UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fnily inform the citizens Of Albany and vi
einity that L have taken charge ofthis Establish
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms aud payin
strict attention 10 business, expects to suit 81
those who may favor us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Ciass Hair Dressing Saloons.
we expects to give entire satisfaction to al
EzB- Children and Ladies' Hair neatly Gu
nd shampooed. JOS WEBER.
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GREENgAca spe.KlNe:.

HoN. n. L. BUTLER, Of Polk county,
the most eloquent exponent Of the
Greenback doctrine in our State, viii
speak on the political issues of the day
in this county as follows
Halsey, Friday, October 30.
seio, Saturday, Oct 30
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-29
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

The Electoral College for the choice
of President and Vice President will
be composed of 800 electoral votes,
and 1S5 will be necessasy to a choice
the same number as was required
in 1876. The following table shows
the number of votes each State is en-
titled to: