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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-12-23
Hist Uf JRrGrS.

List o. Jurors drawn for january
term 1881:
GRAND JURORS.
BcnZngcr-Josrph Bluns<cl, J.coh
Schneider, John Breinaic, Jr Joseph
IanCs.
Btneze;te-Simon p. Romiy Ran
som MOrcy.
FoX-.nnrs Farnaworth. George
w. Foyer. john Sullivan. Jacob Dol.
lingcr.
Hi@hland--H. 0. Ellithorp.
Hnrton-J"ncs Phaien. b. a. Dill,
Nathan Hippic.
Jay-Murl,n Clover. Wilbur Mum.
..lon"s--Aicharl Mi.,rr. Peter Myers.
itidgwly-A. iI.licad, JOlIn VANS
ley. John Cas>crIy.
tSt. MarN--.lt!i Grull jacob KruiS,
Anthony Bmnnn-er.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Bcnzin"Cr- John Calm, Philip
Kreck,l John Geitner, George Kug
Ter, ,Goorsc Decker, Geor.e Bauer, Jr,
Joseph KIonncnwcttcr, .Ir.
Bcnczette-D b. Winslow T. j.
Shaflcr.
FoX-John Largcy, Jr.. John Koch
Andrew iau, II. :. Gross, Lewis Id
dings. Michael Finniugcr, &. A.
Brown, Herman '5Ir,e-sl,y, Eugene
Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures Vankirk.
JonCs-Jnhn Mist, j. V. lionmert
Michael Dill Jr, J. l.. Brown, +. l..
Mexican Bernard Wcidtrt.
Jay-An2on b. Robinson.
Mnlstone-S. NJ. Moore, jeremiah
Hoover, Thompson Grow.
Rid"way-L. y. BrCndel, Il. 5.
Hartley, Hugh McGcehin, Phi ir
Lesser, John II, Kline, George Gul-
mack, Isaac Cox, Ben Lam0rcuX, ID. :
Luther, Peter Clark, John Flynn,
Horace Decker.
spring CrccN-Rcubcn Mohnpy.
St. Marys-Fiauris Keller. Lcnard
Wiimann, Wol gang Aunam, Jr.
George llmh"f, l.. II. Garner Thcua-
Valentine, John Frank, jerry Puulu.,
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MrasXdamseen,, Miss Rachel Brooks, Mr..
James Caheggata, Miss Susanna Conton,
Miss Sister Cooper, John Cholson, Mr..
Delohe,, Mr.. Daniel De Leon, (2.) G. Fl.
Durham Esq. Mrs. Rebecca Duncan, Rev
erend ~Friendshey, ST.. On. Yacniers Fibla,
Messrs Mermod Freres, Snr. Don Anto:
Percy Gutierrez, Mrs. Maria Gilbert, Mr..
Christian Henneman, Elisa Hult, Miss
Virginia Hughue, FL. Herman Esqre. Mr..
JohnJ. Haynes, Miss Julia H~eyliger, Mrs.
Susanna Hatchett, Carl Heinoldt, Miss
Wilhelmina Jackson, Miss Jane 10
seph, Mrs. Manait James, Mrs. Adeline
jackson, Mrs. Ann Eliza jaeger, Mrs Mad
derlina James, Mr.. William jackson. Mrs.
Mary Lewis, Mr.. N. Marcus, Mr.. Henry
Moltelal, ~ Miss NJ. r. Petersen, Miss
Emelia j. Richardson, Miss Peter heller
Stevens, Miss Louisa Thomas, (20 Miss
Frances Thopson, Jude Thomas, MIR. Dan
lei Tyson, Mrs. Louisa Vatella, Mr.. Seley-
dar Willsin, Mi. Wartlefield Williams,
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Susan
nah William Stephen, Mr.. Christian Will
ans.
Christiansteds Post Cfice, st. Croix 10th
April 1880.
A. j. BOYE.
, 1880-01-23

P1I11AnELt1.lA, Jan. 1s.--rho election Of 1elc-
gntcs from this elty. to, tho Republican State
ConygGtion Is .toa;h.haw TO- the h1pes Gnter
Ehliis. x. NJ that tho Republican party In ihi;
ailophia would bo a unit for Grant for q third
'e ihave @ talked Viii majority of the State del
c9nics froin each of the tivo Congressional DIS
tFota III this city. and ou now prepared % ssy.
s :" a fsf weSo IN o GHensn G
q thini.toTn, nolntnntlon for Grant.
the hiI torn I piotSrs tG frco s to itarrsrs
Convention to commit tho Hcpuhl!tcnn party n1
Pennsylvania to 0cn Grunt for thiF,! torn tho
opposo OBJ It, an.i, t" man, viii voto ngalnst Il.
fhtrUv-Tho lccgnt9. from this .ity to the
Chicago Convention will lto james McNAnrs and
ll.strrt, Dan. A. l.o!,len Hnowdon and ~ x-Shcrt
William Elliott; Second DISTRICT, c1.shcrl9
William u, I.eoas md DnvlA II: Lane; Third
Distrlct. william II, Kelnble and Hamilton Dlss-
ton, Fifth District, Thonas J. Powers md Adam
Em.9thiu-Anothor abatement now make that
Will not be econtruvurtedts, that who Washington
Gh!lds A. M Inny Drc1o s!, ana Cnn,ml"r.' ;I1 hn,'
p0s4 at influencing tho popular .niMa in fnvnr uf
iiucatial politician in, this city-was quietly ut
friends rs dclrsnios 70 tho State Convention In
| tho lntcrcst Of John Sherman.
This result was total snspriso to Senator non p
nrcxcl, Horio, stoklcy. and Quay had .fAiletl t4
acco1nplish. ho rushed over hero frpln WashlnK-
srors sGsssS ~ o. qon Ms asaes III w sl
10 Washington d wiser man than ho ua!ne: for he
iear,scd from tho lips Of Mr; james hcManes-
ss a1st !. ,sat IL .sa @ sht
Eonycntlon." j. .W.F.
, 1880-01-23

Special UDpdfeh to 3Re Chicago 1FI6HW.
1sptASAr,L1s+ Ind, Jim. 2c.-Superintcndrn
Rogers, of the Insane Asylum. a.ates Tint tho
chnrKea Of cruelty and tncnmpctency made
nRniuAt tho management Of TINT institution By
the journal this morning Ia tho spite work Of n
discharged empioyo uanc1 Hutchinson, whose
dismissal WIS made necessary because Df dis
reputable conduct. Tho Superintendent thon
goes into detailed explanation Of cach occur
renee, showing tho whole story to be without
foundation IN truth. DR.. Thomas. tho rhysciaH
In attendance, corrnborntcs this statement, and
John Ftshback, President Of tho Roarsl saya
that, through tho Intervention Of third party.
Hutchinson ca1no to him several dnys ago
and told his story. ~ told Hutchinson"
says Mr.. Fshback, "thnt would not
net upon his statements without he
could substanttato them with credible witnesses.
I told him that he had been guilty Of dlsrcpnta-
bic transactions Inst full q ycnr in rcgnrtl to
selling tho roll-lNnks Of the county to Sheriff
Presley, and TINT w1iild mt credit nnythng
he would sny IN regard IN tho mntter. Tho off,
Gers of tho institution profess entire Indifference
10 tho publication nf tho charges Supcrintentl-
cnt llogcrs reHrcttiug 1t 0nly fDr the nenslIiess
II mnr crrate In tho minds Of tho relatives Attl
friends Of tho Mnfostunatcs who nrc confined
there. Prosecutor Elan. however, hns tnken
cngn!znnrn of tho charges nnh this AftcrHfnn
authorized George W. Parker to mako nn In.
vcstigatou.
, 1880-01-23

CsaNIf III HhK tAo NOuucn 10 put HtL1 tuu HPPto~
Dr. iln,loh replied I,nt he hat no doubt Of II.
Mr.. t|Mthorio thnught &0nON wnA tnurn thnn
would he needed for tho crcrtlnn Of tho works:
that luw tlR,,rn c,ntld be Rottr,, nnn9 With for
1850 mud Tint appropriations c'td he f1ndn from
ycnr to ycar Ut WhGt WIS necessary to carry on
tha work IT cleansing tho river.
ur. 1taliet said ttme wns m important fnet1r.
could l,e completed in tireo lnnnths. Unless
tro,,hc az lnat ycar, md committees would im
coming N frnln tho country. rrt'm Octohes,
1871, liltil within few days ngo, tho winter Ind
lecn very offensive at Joliet: aL times cxcced-
Ala. Dnl,nrtt deemed It hettcr to have tho con:
ference suggested Tho Law Departmcnt should h.,
wdrc. Tho state ccrtRlnly had sntnuthing 70 osGy.
After the consultation sotne conclsEon coMl'l be
arrived nt. ..-.....,,,
Ali. Lawlor nskctl n tho conference could bo
hold By next Wednesday.
Ilr, Do Wolf thuught So.
Whcrc,pon tho Committee adjourned until
o'clock Wednesday, nftornoon, tho understand
ing being Tint br. 10 Wolf wnn to invtto tho
Canal Commissioners and tho othors to bo pres
mt.
, 1880-01-23

secure tenure werr xrnwlnF clearer. Win re.
S1 m 9 oeor ws 3" al an, tan
thc tmc had cnn,o Tor laying s fn;,.naniln,'' an,
hns va, nG s sray Tn " propr:.or @
eonp|:b. taS g; Sd'? r f. shnW. IT, psPs:sa 'he Az
rcs"tl n r,s ~ at a tho sysiem cr Mhc
ln,,l Il occupied III Irpihnd II dctcciyc In prIn:
cipic. tnjurtns to every Interest Go1isernt. and
tic dsc,ia.in1, iii Tho House of Cnnnons on tho
Land iii intrn,nccd by htnsclf, ho sn!tl sho re-
ut Of at ,ayn sGat1 T1n IF' nr ' r.
wnsl. was r privaiciy mn, s. lin. hnro ro,li,
s; 'la %o Ny Tnt1a ~ ~ oh,s th asa snse
n ireland. thoy wo,,il sn,lenvar 70 get ria ~, IT
their rrGiltiIGta and tnrnt To- try md *ettln tho
nj many people III thls country looking with de-
fpair III Tho possibility Of obtaining nnything
like 1nstteo II tho Ho,,;e nI Cnfn'it,ns. and ne
almost hopcicns the ntse.nPt t6 settle tho 1,ea-
tion, l,ccni,so Of tho neglect and inllttfcrenco
With Which they woTG T{ Gt ar s sye ma tne
electors and representative. did theIr duty thorn
would hc Il settlement rcn!y tnndo of thla Krcat
sci IL Whch nEitsl1on va. tho appointed means off
settling every political question, This was not
question Ia be cans!dired aud discussed ycar
ala All otSer Question. 81 tint kind. and one that
sns sn s S1 !. Fl ,g y1fs .h acn ss ss9n :" s
@ question whstller mill llon nf tho peopc Of ,bo
country. who might Ivy hupnl!y ~ tho co',ntry,
were 70 bo .lsycn ITO o Inc lorSsSt 1r T aWTep ,
sonll nut affoni 10 loso iho9,. r was perfectly
nl,surl u auppnsc that th,s country, or
1,e,s peious shi Where The elements of national
The yery principles of sc!f.in,crr,t r.,ould nnkc
1,Jca!!Dn hccfjsc or, settlement NJ this utlcs-
tlon depended. TIM fut,irn ltfn md future prns.
psrty q o sotyh 1 1nc yrsy si sn r cHt
should discuss It caimly aud patiently, lt:tausc
nas,ion sit csn fr ts ienants nsss rt @ % WIS
fo,tndnilon fs oi WS., ,Hntt'a hil: on tho fount.:
number b. tho te,lnnt- fnrn1grS Of Ireland that
tho main question for thcnl to to1k 70 at present
Is !ixi,y Of tenure, fair rrnts. and falr snle:
they should cndcayor 70 yet settled and nxtcnd-
cd to hG oe m ta sosy With nS II
| long rim do moro hnrtn ti,nn EoNl. They must
| In tho very nRtsiro Of things do 4 by dexrcss
nsy scst m LITE q aasssnee t. wss
acicucc 1T agriculture could b.. brought, hut be
d!! not heltoye that Il ~; iiisar h;1r wa III;
Tic south, was that smnll farmers could ho a'
| well rs large farmers ha'l done. Tho question
q proP,gt%TS NY VII so a9at 70 NJ
AT sloh!lL there WIS annther meeting, which
wns presided ovcr ", Mr: llcYn1lls, Q locn q
isq@r S txity x tSn,,re 1t far ren liz
defended his friend Mr.. parc1 from tho charge
of advising tho people 70 pay no rent, and M ~,
ehoul offer tho lnntll0E1a fn'r rent, takng Int
consideration tho badness " tho sensnEt and 1
that was refused let the landlord iako his ' ow!
| sonc srttlc.nrut was effected. I1o read tht
, 1880-01-23
THE LUMBER TRADE.
Meeting or DenIers-sllght Advance in
prscS.


rr..f.-..s,trht Aap.ncc III
NAeo''"s " r,.,s."
:, ,,,,,,t,,..,,,, ,,,. .o,, ~
Spee'". '.sots .s ". ~ 49, mxasnn nnn .,s.
.ne "eo VI tuo ~ 49,. -. v - ass.T1s,tn,
.ols "u. 's ,s.'s,,. ~ ersai,,, M, aar.n,,,mT
tne n'n'oer nus.i'ces fe"ot"tty' NV '".'s"nh ~.
tho hest cxpchlehts tor Improving tno cou~
dItion II the dealers In various ways. ThafiHe'is
Dcnn, tho President occupied tho chair. anu IN
feelings In speeches. I"eso WIS Il '"'e' "''''''''
anco. .u.u., s.. ,. ,r,
Kelly, Ferguson. VIM sehaick. Martin, Harvey,
Ear,lswortf, g. W. Henry, Ambrose, Swan. and
otnets MI ~ "n"Ht hGtecs' '.,.. , rI'I.' "i. Ss.
NOT he cut, hut should be nloSea 10 remain
where thoy are; that tho stocks were valuable.
Enthusiastically speaklns' and "' would 'n abe t., to-
sell at tho prices now oskeu. ltwas 'nn',Rns ~
n'' that 'nectingsot mo E&cnnnsn enou'. ~ ne"
,norc Of one kind Of Lumber in .,ock thon needed,
.ha ,,,,a IN tbo tlcntcrs tn nm
'na9,fct u5 ratbor ,bon to ct tho pyicc and offer II
10 tho country trndo III small amounts. This
ruo was Misc thought good one, one to appy to to
% n.s "' =. ".ao w.. .ha,,.t. tm,t thnr, sho"d To
business. Twas thonght tnaf tncte sn",,'n W
and moro unanmity Of feeling and concert Of
,saro sro .nrase IN aetinp N out lous tho CROP wa.
rather light this 30 aso, owing ~ the dl1tc'lIty
Of getting them OIL, and It was decided thnt
thoro Tas not more than from Is to
~ en''s -. MS" n,,t ~ IN rs,,o, rron h,r.
" PCT eent w wv "s". as,..t... M
vested THIS winter, and .oo coas @ o. ~ gc..ns M
Othors Thought theirs woro plenty Of logs to be
had, but that tho cost WIS 9rcnter
IN GETTING THEN OUT.
.si.ns - thn ,,r,srort for ft,C futtro Thr
, 1880-01-23
MERCILESS LANDLORDS.
The Work Of Eviction Going on
Rapidly in Ireland.
Throwing Unfortunate Tenants On Tho Strttts Tor
Kan.paymtnt Of impossible Rents Caused BY
Low Prizes and fatlure Of Crops.

Drnt1S, jan. lo.Iho ulstaroen s,ase ~ s,' e"ne
1 to So ahao" Who + "rc hara.se
ro,,nrta and I'M outhrrok al actunt
.H!u.c.'nR '. rcl." ,.'.ss.,oas 70 ",,m Wv
A savage nttack WINS mado on Saturday aftcr-
noon OF, u pr.,ccss. server nn1nctl Me1rnth, who
,vo. .or,nr cicctrnnnts o,, tho proporty Of ytr,
Veacy stoney, nonr l'a'l'nfopc. Iac "s.ts wsso
taken from him, and no WIS 70 severely hentcn
thnt no s,'l roma!ns unconsco' s MS ''fc ,h s
espa's ~, ;a,.n ySus a"l % r., ,hn ontrovn IA In
- a,a1e ~ naVo uKc" p.t ~ .1o',, ."1 tn,So, nra
ao., have been arrested by tho constnhulary an
eatxe e, q oes otcr or Of
HOUSE, Mt Ktllinehy. co''nty Down. on Frlday
night, Mr.. Pnttnr was fred nt through tho viii"
dow, while sitting in his own parlor. ile re-
who wcro making seizure under decree ob.
an., @,t pY f"rRrr ,np ~ ~ Ia tho
sn,,,n oo,,,tv ,rho Ia r,orrcd IN tho sister wcro
a,ne c"'!MIs' "no 10 .ss'" W., w. '"e .na to,,nI
il necessary to return to nnlllnn to rro.
cure the nssistance Of twenty ronstnblcs. Not
vith.,andins The presence Of thl. s.rons force
rcslFsa,,cc. They closed IN slpon tho police. at
tcmrca to ts e"its wa1h aho h ner
WHO lcAAnB tnoW VI! a'l" s"fc''o.''uh '" In. M"o
stock we're tcIzcd mud ,Irivcn into Dnllina, tho
moi, mob nccun,ua,,yIng them tho grcatcr part ot tho
way .is miles. md nd tho women walking in front.
tho farmers vito kncit down nntl cursed hin, as
tho ,ssroye, Of herself and ta''y; Tho police ,
regulation made in order to meet ..aI me pres. -
.u,..t T. ,,l.t ~. . l., tttfv ,r1,ot, ottoa tnor IN
nd 70 asssr me na" Mns u" for ~" % shcr
to make soesi specisi IMPLICATION T Tha to Of Mr
t. rea;ens M ns%s, of a:t.@ III sis as!s 'a rea
s5 s h, co sen1 escs S ii. te"cs9fy r"cr pGso @
win win hive ,roteste,t agai,Et il. and an effort Is
to % tl,c eosintry md ie. past differences bo for
notton. '' "''" ''',' -
Intelligence hns reached town Tonight Tint q
Fl o 1a1uas anr,n q yR tt co@n TnSn II sSy eansb
ary were ssaed In to p5ocsss
m we an esa'9 %5 on hs hs9s
Y mSs west Of aaSX 1n, 400 s,,
uttered imprccutjon, aEnnRt tho inndlorti ntitl
tho bnil!ff. inspector {ihhons. who with Sub
ind tho rrsyi, sword in a,,d, alone, 10 0,,cii tho
disturbance, mid VIVA assn,,lied his swor,t was
5S1o and sio1ss rs eSS aow 4bs at sp ,sH ps 1s
sHass Wode is sc or TX of o e s and @
+ steea n.T s er ;e5o, , was I'D g fb
constnG,1jary, @ Without, hnwnvcr, doing my III.
jary. Xii tie proessses wcro seryed and whero
mftcr tn hnt. IT uu scrn rc a,l ifr M een
snss r. renewal 4 se s.,Sanso The nSllssS
nnn.i " ,, 'nTT,cr f,,rcc Il, thn ijstrlct. "
, 1880-01-23

An Ohio man mot Ncoplns woman and kisscd
| away her toars. Tho jury found a verdict for
| TIC plaintiff to tho amount of &3,800.
, 1880-01-23

A eood oxcuso fof sIckneaa Of yourself and
family il that you don't use Hop patters.
, 1880-01-23

NheumatIstN ElXtcon Years.
suffered 70 seyercly that waa often r0bbeI
of my nights rest: n chnnyc Ot weather wonl!
could not mOvo my hands Or feat. Half bottle
Of Ut, Jacobs OIL cilrod nc.
THOMAS Orr, st. Donifaco Pa.
, 1880-01-23

The Eldrcdge Scwlng-Atachine.-It leads
the world, and Is the best fur you to bly,.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street.
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Members Of the church and society of Rev.
l)r. Butler, in goodly numbers assembled
at his house on Winthrop street, on Monday
evening last, laden with articles required for
supplying the wants of one just commencing
the intricate experience of housekeeping in
new locality. DIR. b. has recently assumed
the pastorate Of the Baptist Church and So
clety IN this city; and a commendable and
successful effort was made to render the oc-
casion OF his commencement of housekeeping
one OF pleasurable and profitable interest to
all concerned. Valuable articles of furni-
ture and liberal table supplies were among
the contributions. The surprise of Dr. But
Ter seemed complete; and in response to re-
marks Of friendly congratulation by Major +.
Howell, in behalf of the donors, the DIR.
most eloquently and feeliDgly expressed his
sense Of qualification at demonstration SO
entirely unexpected, and gave the assurance
that nothing should be lacking on
his part to render the new rela-
ton Of pastor and people all that could
reasonably be expected or desired. After
an evening spent in agreeable social inter-
course, the entire company, old and young,
retired to their homes with the consciousness.
that this was one of the occasions that would
long be cherished in happy memory.
Our new steam fire engine arrived in town
on Wednesday, and attracted universal adj
miration. We learn that the trial Of power
and capacity will be made on Saturday after
noon, instead Of Friday. This accession to
our facilities for subduing a confiagration
will be found all that could be desired should
an occasion for her use occur, which we hope
may not be the case for years to come
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FISHING TACKLE.

Next Door To Telegraph Once.
June =, 1850.
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POLITICAL.
The Cincinnati Conversion,

NEW YORK, June II. A special to the Ex.
press from Cincinnati says thar many dele
gates believe that Tildens name will not be
presented to the convention. +. o. Prince
| secretary of the National democratic COM
mittee says: We shall stick to the two-thirds
rule, and as there are'but 50 votes for Tilden
in a careful canvass. don't see how he can b.
| nominated. SeymOur's friends believe he
will not decline the nomination if offered, and
the rumor is that the ticket will be Seymour
and Hendricks. There will be a meeting of the
democratic National committee Monday
Tammany Hall.
In the private car of Augustus Schell, at
tached to the Cincinnati train, " hich left this
morning were Comptroller Kelley, ex-Lieut.
Gov. Dorsheimer Augustus Schell and other
Tammany leaders. Augustus Belmont was
also with the party.
Greenback Convention.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June IL. The green
back State convention adopted platform
and nominated State ticket, with VIM.
Parks for governor.
Indiana Republicans.
INDIANAroLIs, Ind, June II. The republi-
can State convention met this morning and
was called to order by John c. New, chair
man Of the State central committee. For
permanent chairman. W. II. Calkins was
chosen. The mention of Garfelds name
produced enthusiastic cheering. The conven-
ton proceeded with the nomination for can
didates for the State ticket. The following
names were presented: Gen. A. ID. Straight,
W. X. McKeen, DIR. A. o. Burgess, A. G.
Porter, Thos. Stanford, JnO. W. Butler, Gen
w. Q. Gresham, VIM. Cumback. On the Sd
ballot, Albert G. Porter was nominated, re-
ceiving 6374 votes.
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Local ann State Mus.

Friday, June le, 1880.
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Fairfield Chronicle: Two young men,
residents of Norridgewock, met one morn
ing and one said: ''Charles, dreamed last
night that you were Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Maine, that was minister, and
that you called on me to open your court
with prayer. just thirty years after this,
Rev. DIR. Charles +. Allen, late President OF
the State College. happened to step into the
Supreme Court room in Augusta. Judge
Charles Danforth bockoned to him and asked
him to open his court with prayer. and. be-
hold, the dream of thirty years was verihed.
Rev. DIR. Allen is now pastor OF the Metho-
dist church at Fairfield.
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The New York Clipper, the long-ago con-
fessed standard authority in the proiessio",
makes the subjoined hearty endorsement OF
the manifold merits of this classical combi.
aaton. That great journal, usually careful
and reticent in its comments on exhioniohs
of ordinary worth, gives the most maghineu
eulOgy of the London, much heartler thah
we ever before remember to have read III us
columns of any similar entertainment
To those who have carefully peruseu u'e
page advertisement in this issue OF the mp
per, it is almost superfiuous TO say any..;"s
regarding the Cooper & Bailey consolidation
which commences the season in PhliadeIphla'
Monday, April II. The Great London circus
and Sanger's British Menagerie gave one vi
the most popular entertainments in TINS cou",
try, and. now that it has been consolidated
entire with Cooper. Bailey Co.'S ihtern"
tional Ten Allied Shows, it makes one OF Z
most formidable combinations on the ROAD
for the season of 1880. Aside from the
MANY attractions in the geological department.
(mentioned in the advertisement anu 'ne
long catalogue of well-known circus ceie"'i
ties, headed BY Charles W. Flsfi, iI"n'
button. Linda Jeal. and Mile. Adeiaide toi
dona. an unusual interest attaches 20 'ne 10"
famoue babv elephant born at the winter
ouarter, in the Quaker City, March 10. At
first there y a. some incredulity expressed as
to the genuineness of the reported birth, put
all doubt has been dissipated by the puoiiea-
ton of the scientists certificates ana .ne
actual existence of the placenta. nov tue
n Ri Philsdeipsis. Hundred. who have seen
this bonanza baby can testify to its . manner nnr
of nursing with the mouth, ITS neai.ns sUa,
dition and cunning ways, and the ma'erns'
pride of its colossal parent. Inc oao! s'e-
plant is indeed pleasant reality 10 'ae Pr
prietors of the circus, and TO AmellcA os.
longs the credit of having produced Tue guy
matured baby elephant ever born IN oonu"ks'
That it will be the greatest csra ever P ~
scented for the delectation OF the rurs
hv ~ r.cs..s;on generally. With all the
nev.naner ..thnnder. already received by the
London, and the greatness OF MS IAs ..s
wonders, it would be needless pfopnecs ~
predict for il uncommon success:
The London. With its baby eiepnsnt ~
thousands Of rare features, will be q Augusta
Jahe Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-18
LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike Ended.

DENVER, Col, June II. The News Lead
vile special says that the indications are that
the strike is about to be settled The miners
held final meeting to-day, at which Gen.
Cook and staff were present. The Miners
Union executive committee has drawn reso-
lutions that they claim the mine owners have
accepted, and this meeting was called for the
purpose of submitting the resolutions to the
union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-18

The annual June meeting Of the Disciples
of Christ in New England, will be held in
the chapel on Winter street, Gardiner. be-
ginning Friday evening, June 18th, and con-
tnuing over Lords Day. Several able
speakers from abroad will be present, and a
profitable meeting is anticipated. The meet
ing will be opened Friday evening with a
sermon by DR.. Bedding, of Troy, N. Y. The
annual meeting will be followed by pro-
tracted meeting conducted by Ed. A. Martin
evangelist to New England.