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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09
THE SLOPE.

The Free Lance, formerly Of \
is to be published in Grass NaHtl|
ing paper.
Since the first discover! 4
Idaho, on Orc Elmo creek, in ny
yield of that territory has a...'i
900.
The steamers Annie Fax0BI
SpOkan and Almota are all eIll
upper Columbia in carrying ra'
the front.
Truckce Indians are btcnmlH,}
lied. They are building for then
house in that town.
The postmaster of Yuma, A1lI
Indian Oh loot with a letter to u
mines recently. In eight louF'
having travelled rs miles.
Some very interesting rui"s
eartbed in grading the site FOR
Cenuai mil, on the east Side
dro river, AriZona. The wo'SN1
constantly b nGing to the 81
skeletons, curious and rude u
domestic use aud o'her evi''I
bluff was once the home OF aP1
lied community.
Says the Iruckee Reppbl'fIj
ment is the order of the day ~
The town seems to lave taken
Of life, and awakened f ON
Wrinkle sleep into which ltE1
upon the shutting down of the \
Massachusetts Hill, Scadden n
no.ed mines that made Grass
as the boss" mining camp 0A
the palrny days.
A company Of five cowboys
roUs.ng about m bstone, AtDI
that if the officers int feed tn'
them" About midnight: Oc',
the party commenced firing III
White seized one ST the cowo1
Gu ly and was struggling tor
Deputy Sheriff Zap aud his D
Before they could d'sarm Culn
n d'scha ling the pistol, tNeI
White in the groin. Guy
down by carp, disa med aud
lockhp. Deputy Shelf Ia
started with his Two bro;he j
the rest Of the cowboys, and
four Of them. While cann"
the citizens MAKE threats of l'HI
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THE PAIR


NEW YORK, Nov. "a specia! from Men.
,"r, ~ says Earfleld received the news a. b,s
nome IN company with a few friends vi,han,
any eAei.ement, and was at first i@ncreduIous
Amen reports arrived claiming New YorI
c alter reading another bulletin rom The Er.
S Ce.S ,Sp state; Garfield e :pressed his opinion
we have "' 90, I Mne said he: "Gentlemen, !;
We have S VI new York, as tire indications are
coast NJ NJ .an give Them the en.ire Pacific
sol d south, and then beat them !" smu Tue
ne saic this there was 40 partir, Even US
mtnt IN ms manner. He was. AZ ons ~ III.
he'ghoors said, 'tbe coolies, man in Uhin W.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09
RAILROAD LAND GRANT nj

We publish below an importaI
rendered by Secretary Schurz ian
rights of railroad companies. nj
decision is general in its tie ms, it \
officially 10 lands claimed b. tnI
Minneapolis aud Manitoba rail~NI
1t allows iuLemnity for all sectisj
of sections within the limits
grants, which had been sold or did
to which II homestead or p,eemt
had attached, PRIOR as well as sub
the date of said grants. The
based upon an opinion Of The AID
eral of the United States on p
submitted by the Secretary fot BID
cision.
l. Grants 70" railroad PURPOSE
language employed is descriptn
alternate section" for SIX or ten
Width" are grants in place, as q
from grants of quantity, such asl
descriptive words 40 the amVa
designated number of '.sec, IONS d
?. Grants in place convey sudl
lands as fall within the Ines id
nate section, for The p~resctibel
width, on each side OF the line r.
sold. preempted, 10" reserved d
when the grants attach; and
provided for such sec, ions or ps
as may have been sold. preemBaJ
to the attachment of The gram u
pre- empted, ETC., before or ada
the granting acts; brit the mtau3
Goes not apply TO lands reSCTdI
lent adtlo"'ty prior TO the dated
ing acts, such lands being absOgA
from any ope alton of the grams
3. Comparing the several dea
courts, reservations alone are d
cept"d from the operation of the
indemnity may be taken for ha
pre-emptions, and other a kprOFa
the land laws.
Indemnity lights are to be af1
ding to tie foregoing, care beiasl
telMinc The exact status of lands
have been lost an place. and did
between reservations and Other
TONS of lands.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09
Australia Victorious.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-In the sculling match
between Latock, of Australia. and Hosme-
of Boston, Mass, for f2OO, over the Thames
river champion course, the Bostonian was de-.
feated. Lacock rowed easily and won bv
three lengths. The weather was sn,srd,d
and the river perfectly still.
An International regatta will be had o,the
Thames. All the arrangements have been
made except details.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09
Trouble at Limerick,

DUBLIN, Nov. 2.-The police and people
qnarre!ed at Leadfo"d: aud many were Sc i
ously injured.
The house Of a priest vino opposed the
land league was sac.;ed at Lime :ck.
II is 'u'nored that DilIon, one of the agita-
tors, has been arrested.
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Nevada.

EUREKA, New, Nov. 2.-The m,I
be small either way for the head off
The democrats elect two-thirds nj
the legislative ticket. Cassidy fy|
and Belknap for supreme judge, \
Gratis, are elected by lalge maioruiI
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09

We will give the republicans
it for making the strongest and 4
fight last Tuesday That we haveti
ed in this o. any other counts
which is, probably, about EVENT.
~litica!ly, was carried for SandeiI
jority. Warren and Jack are a
they turn themselves loose inacil
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FOREIGN NEWS.
war with China.

BERLIN, Nov. 2.-Ten thousand troops
have Boon concents in view If a possible
war with China. The powers have not yet
agreed upon anything in regard to a with
drawal.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09
TELEG RAMS j!
REPORTED FOR THE MINER ny THE MONTANA
CENTRAL. TEL EeRAPH conrANv.
FROM ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
UNITED STATES.
Along the Line.

WICHITA, Kan. Nov. 2.-Invader Payne is
here, and also Capt. Pardee, of the Esd in
faptry, who has SO soldiers and % scouts to
repel the invasion of Oklohama.
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G~arSbaldi's Receurjou

MILAN, Noy. 2.-Garibaldi had a great "a.
cepfion to-day, the crowd drawing his car.
f.a2e ahd fowals decorating the road.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09

BY the mother Of. O'Learyl we're Ma:in-
messed again-but he roosts lower.-Ne''
NORTH Vest.
Wrong again. He roosts on a higher perch
than he did after beating Leavitt and
Hedges.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09
Fire.

QUAKERsTowN, Pa, Nov. 2.-The stove
works of Robert St, phenson & Co. burned
to-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09

A solid south has made a solid north
New North Vest.
Not much. New Jersey and Nevada
knocks its solidity all to smithereens.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09

as a countenance Is made beautiful by the
souls shining through 1t, so the world is beau
t;fu' by the shining through it Of a God.-Ja-
coui.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09

G. Tmrner, ex-treasu>er Of hierced, was
yesterday acquitted of the charges OF embez-
element.
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Mel

LN IoIl
will
mills stI
lhciai red
J next vi
these |
At 40 "a
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09

EW YoRH
cOlll|
It Was AL
full
'ase and Il
insti|
t-Senator|
Of eyery|
except
mas carl
ted with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21


Of Highland county asklpg Tue he d psyv
OF deer "from being chaser ~ U.miiton and
nv; same: Bill TO relieve u n''"
A. Il. Rexwad from uhe. ,.nora,e the
nv Mr.. HANGER: Bill 10 lueo'po'"''
Green Hin Cemetery Company
DOUBTFUL CLAIMS. 49,
or nation Of Mr.. MOFFETT. House Dill
eoniinu,ng the act allowing thF Aud''oi,
,.,orncy' General. and Judge I'll the Circuit
Cont Of Richmond 10 compromise douou"'
claims was taken up and passed.
Twice before ~ O'Clock votes taken
showed no quorum present.
DANvILLE.
TN motion OF Mr.. WILKINSON the Hous'
took up out OF its order and passed uous'
bill giving consent TO the acquisition ny wv
United Stltes OF land for pubic oui'uhs'
at DauyIlle.
CHARTER PORTSMOUTH.
Mr.. FRAZIER. for the benefit OF Mr.. ED
WARDS, moved TO suspend the ru'es u
take M House bill 247, TO provide new
charter for Portsmouth, in order Thai MI
EDWARDS might move 10 print the suDst'
tute.
The motion was agreed TO.
The substitute was ordered TO be printed
SUFFOLK.
On motion Il Mr.. Cross, Senate bill PSI
to incorporate the Suffolk Female institute
was taken up out OF lis order ana passed.
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE.
House bill allowing the Board OF fuDl'
Works TO give to any railway company th'
right O; way through the Public warehouse
was rejected few DAYS ago. Messrs
Lyons and LovE>sTEIN endeavored III ValI
Yesterday to secure reconsideration.
number OF bills were advanced on th'
calendar.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

- reve- ,can more beautiful prospect
for a = ood wbeat crop at this season Oh ine
~, .'",r eui "avs hitherto been so poor that
yu.,' we os' The endo wment OF college
" " ~ rcsn.citation OF the dying e'nDcrs
.ol ~" III al,ars Of lcaroiDg gwen US
VIZ" , H.. her,b.u We have not even been
.,ad win dissertations upon 'he nccei-
rega,eu W." the gospel to the heather,
nv III, - ~; the diylnes regarding IL Us MP
nv J ,,,or - unon the question OF support
sn. ., in our own midst. VIII remark, IN
ins u :" however. that Berryyille Is well
e.us both with law ana gospel"
s sudIa ha;rg ten lawyers and six churches.
po.,,ic,Ily. we are not disposed 10 take
.,nS,r 20 The Readjusters' independent
ni l ticket. We are not Only favorable
- ,ho time-honored method OF ulrd-roce
ro,;no hut we also claim the privilege Il
, 1910 for whom We vote. Doubtless we
shai, have n warm time at the next fall cleo
lion Tbe Readjusters will doubtless nom
;no,o -, candidate for Congress. we takeit
however that their nominee VIII be sacri
gcod cav so for the reason that when
victims are led 10 The sacrifice tbey are mol
oarIonded. but perfumed with the cholces
Incense In this case, instead OF perfumes
e waited from the coast OF Araby the bIest.,
Tho Readiuster nominee for Congress vii
he invested with the more doubtful aromi
waited from the bodies OF the sons OF >atia
ra. Soudan, Sencgambia, and Sierra Leon
Our choice for President from RepnblI
can standpoint is Ulysses 5. Grant, because
we believe no other Republican can be more
easily defeated. Our choice from Demo
cratic standpoint is Thomas A. Hendricks
ef Indiana. We believe that no other Dem
oerat can be more easily elected. we ar
for Hendricks " against the world
| &. VI. l..
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA
FRIDAY, February 20, 1880.
SENATE.

Senator ELLIOTT in the chair. Prayer by
Bishop keaDe.
Mr.. Woop presented a joint resolution
relative 10 the burning OF certain bonds OF
the State. which was agreed to.
Mr. PAUL presented hill for the relief Of
ID. III. Rilston, late sheriff Of Rockingham
county. Referred.
Mr.. RAwLEs presented a bill to incorpo-
rate the Suffolk Female Institute. Passed
under suspension OF the rules.
Mr.. FULEERsoN presented Il joint re-olu-
ton in relation to Reggie contracts by foreign
governments for the purchase Of leaf TO-
bacco. Lies over.
By Mr.. SnyTH OF Nelson: Aresolution as
to the eXpediency OF changing the mode OF
taxing railroad companies. Referred.
| BY Mr.. BOusH: A joint resolution eX-
tending greeting and congratulations to the
folk. Agreed TO.
BY Mr.. DAAIEL: Petition of Dudley
dunbar 10 be relieved from the pa, ment Of
"a fine. Referred.
by Mr.. KOINE&: A bill to incorporate the
GnoenhiIl CeuGeiy Company. CaleEd ar.
Ny Mr.. SMITH os Nelson: A bill to SUBJ
NIT to the people Of Amherst the question
OF repeaing The charter CT Madison, DC.
Calendar.
By Mr.. PAUL: A bill for the relief OF the
executors OF S. III. Lewis, late Of RockiEg-
ham coliaty.
ENGRossED.
A numbeT OF Senate bills We're ordered 10
be engrosSea and read third time.
PASSED.
Senate bill ErOyiding Communication to w.
Z. Van Fodder, a One-legged C0nfedera te
soldier Of Augusta county, was taken up. on
motion Of Mr.. 1OINER, and passed under
suspension of the rules.
House bill givipg the consent OF this State
to the acquisition by the United States Gov
ernment Of so much land as may be ncces-
sasy for a site for q public building ia the
city Of Danyille.
TIE DEBT BILL.
The hour for the consideration of Mr.. |
RGDps. EBERGER's bill to restore the public
credit having arrived it was taken up, the
question being on the passage of the bill.
The CHAIR stated the question.
Mr. HENRY moved 10 indefinitely post
pone the bill, and addressed the Senate at
length ia advocacy Of his motion.
At the conclusion Of MIR. HENRY's re-
marks. Dir. FULKERsoN moved that the vote
be taken on the motion 10 postpone at
O'Clock saturday, unless sooner reached.
Agreed 10.
MIR. PAUL then took the floor on the bill.
aud the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The Speaker called the House to order at
ii O'Clock.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
by Mr. FAIR: Prescribing certain duties
and liabilities Of commissioners OF the
revenue, &c.
isy Mr. eLEMP: Bill for the stay OF exc
eu.ioo before Justice. ...g.4sss
BY Mr. RgvERcoMB: Petition OF citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

Mr.. PRANK G. RUrFr, Jr.. whose name
(RuFF1sl has been for City years hoeeu
one In the literature Of the agriculture oil
v,ro.,nia. has begun in this city the publ
eaten of stock. Journal called " me anne
.rfcan Breeder and Planter" we nave
STYLED it a stock journal; but as u 1ournal
Of that sort is necessarily "pub"Sheu III
rhe interest Of agriculture" we might can
.it an agricultural journal. inc price Is
only one dollar per annum. Mr. KUFfiN
will give his readers much more tban inc
value of their subscriptions. We commend
his new journal TO public fGVor~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

r,mher Of slides. inclined planes, &c. ~
nu, , s'a,, ,tse,f. Obtrn is miller by trP de-
WA I r, isa mechanic. They hav been
S waking at the machine for some dine. A
mcde, has beew made and ser. 20 Washing
Ton for patent. Meanw. ale the pa,eniee'
keen the machine u.idcr lock and Key
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
Tbi. Is good jo,.e-we mean ln's' >
viii start ITSELF" As soon as we nave seer
this machine In successful operation W.
shall find The square root OF fifty. such
machine would supersede oil other motors
KELLY would lie nowhere. steam ant
water.power would be no longer va'uaoie
In fine, when a perpetuai-mo''on macnin
shall have been Invented people VIII 'ra'e
altogether In balloons.
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C. ARKE COUNTY.

BERRYvn. LIE, Va. February Is. $780,
Editors Of Dispatch: There is in session
at this place special term Of the Circuit
Court-Judge Turner presiding. At one
time this classic village was the lively centre
OF "turmoil, strs.'. and litigation" but lat
terry the docket except on the chancery
sidc) has been reduced to ante-beIlum d.
mensions.
We are now in con,Lrunication with the
"wbole world and the rest OF mankind"
A Geographic line has been established,
upon which Berryyille Is point, along the
completed line OF the Valley
railroad. Messages nay be sent TO the
Queen OF England, the Car OK Russia, The
Pope OF Rome, the Sultan o. turkey, the
khediye OF Egypt, or the Lord High She
riff" OF Patagonia.
liz the seven tenor OF our way there Is
nothing TO disturb US. Amongst the innU-
merable "booms," whose cheerful ,nflu-
ence Is keeping the country alive, there l.
promised "bo0m" OF prosperity to our lii
Tie county which ENCOURAGES Il hose who have
been so long upon a. low Iimb" 20 seek 10
mount into The "upper branches" There
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

Tie Popular Science Monthly for March
contains twenty-ODe articles. "Water as
Fuel" by Mr.. w. G. CONANT, has perhaps
the most general interest, the writer telling
OF the methods Of manufacture OF gas by
deef IMPOSITION of water. Mr.. HENRY GEORGE
mas a lecture on '"The Study Of Political
Economy" The titles Of other articles are=
.sThe Association Of Ideas" by WlLLHM
JAMES, NJ. D.; "Dolmens IN Jipan," by
Professor EDwARD S. MORSE; "WaEd's
Natural Science Establishment" by Pro-
fessor JOSEPH LEIDY; "The Force Behind
Nature" by WILLIAM b. CARPENTER. F. X.
S. "New Views Of Animal Transfor1na'
ton" by EDNOND PERmER; The Duty OF
Eroyment"; "Intemperance in Study"
by d. HACK luxe. f. re. P; "The Early
Free Schools OF America" by ALICE II.
BRINE; Prehistoric Ruins in Southern
Colorado" by HENRY GANNETT; The
Convent OF the Capucnin>," by ARTHUR
SExRLE; "Atbletics in Schools" "The
MStamata," by i. SALVAGE; Frost-Phe-
nomena in Southern Russia; "Sketch OF
Car. Ritter"
Professor CARPENTERS is a good article.
The force behind nature is of course God.
Professor CARPENTER likens the mateiialist
to man who could see all the machinery OF
a large cotton-factory, including one end OF
the shaft, which. running through the wall,
had its other end out OF sight. AS tie man
could see neither the steam'power nor
water-power, whichever it was that moved
the machinery, he would. like maieriaIst,
como Hde that the Shaft moved all the ma-
chinery, or that it all moved itself. The
wall is death. The other end of the shaft is
hpVOnd the crave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

srArYoas COUNTY JupGE.-Last "eohes'
dav. at Stafford Courthouse, case was
made nm between Judge SUr1LE and Judge
EuyrsR which viii enable the supreme
Court Of Appeals TO decide whether our
Judges are all elected for full terms OF no''
that poipt was not involved In the MINOR
WarDELL case.
There are q aumber oil county Jung.
ws,o were excited to oil vacancies. Az %
those cases will be settled by the decision ~
The Stafford case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

J. F. Cowan is appointed postmaster at
Cowan's Mills. Montgomery county, Cice
X. l.. Dent; and pO,t-OtiiceS were establish
ed at Beubam's, Washington county, with
Calvin Acuf as pos master; at MinneOla,
Pitsyivana county. with DR.. J. G.. Ander-
son rs postmaster, and at Blair's, Prince
George county, with j. II. Harrison as post
master.
John ID. Rockefeller. OF Cleveland, Ohio.
has added sd. 900 TO bis former gifts to the
permanent 'Ddowment OF Rochester Uni
versity. Only $4,000 are now lacking TO
make the full sum OF $4,000, which was
the object Of the recent effort.
There is a report that Joaquin Miller will
be married shortly 10 DR.. Kate Stanton, who
stumped New York State for Horace Gree
lev during the presidential campaign Of
1872.
Nelson Mitchell, the negro who killed Mr..
John h. Gillespie, in Amherst, SIX weeks
ago, was tried at Amherst Courthouse
Thur.day and sentenced to death. An ap-
peal will be- taken.
II il said Senator Conklng refuses to be
reconciled to an only daughter who married
poor but excellent young man short
time ago.
Chef-Jusice and Mrs. Waite will shortly
have a. Their guest in Washington Mrs.
Thomas Hicks-Lord.
Mrs. Bonanza Mackey Is reported to have
bought the title OF marchioness, either In
Spain or Italy.
Senator Grover, OF Oregon, Is staying
with his Invalid wife at water-cure IN
DayisvIlle, New York.
Mr.. William Aston has made arrange
meuts to cross The ocean in his yacht AM
bas' a1ress.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
GLOUCESTER Courthouse, VA,
EphruatV IS 1884

February Is, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: There was tirein our
village last sunday. About O'Clock p. NJ.
the house known here ~ the AIhambra was
burned. In years past it had been used as
a public house, but lately il has been unoc-
cupicd. II Is supposed some vagrant spent
the night in the house, and left candle or
fire, which ignied the building. Mr.. W..
II. Ash lost his house a short time ago by
lire. II was The only Westinghouse in the
ancient village Of " GloucestertOwn," .nOw
known rs Gloucester Point. Nc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

The THIRD TERN DID lT.-At the munich
pal election in Pittsburgh, Pa, Tuesday, the
Democrats succeeded in eleclIng most OF the
aldermen. The Pittsburgh Dispatch re
publlcan) sccOuntS for this result as coming
not only from high taxes. bad government,
and cowardIy representatives,, but says that
unless the ghosts OF thIrd-termiSm and one
man dlciation are speedily laid by. by the tx
orcising influence OF the party leaders, much
OF the party's power will be filtered away.
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DEATHS.


Died, o. the 10Th Instant nfter long aud palniu,
] Illness, FRANK WORKMAN, Youngest SOD on
Dap,sl y. aud Alice A. Craddock; aged Two years
aid six months.
Two little waxen hands.
Folded sofi and silently.
Two little curtained eyes.
Looking out no more for me;
Two little snowy cheeks.
DimplC -dented never more;
Two little lr0ddeu shoes,
That will new r touch the hoori
Shoulder ribbon softly ~ isted,
Apron folded, clean aud white:
These are lett me-and these only
or The childish presence bIieht.
Two little snowy wings
softly nutter 10 anu fro,
Two tiny, childish hands
Beckon still 30 me below;
Two tender angel eyes
Watch me ever earnestly
Through the loOp-hDles OF the stars;
Baby's looking out for me.
Funeral service from the readeuce. No. Si3
north Fifth street, SATURDAY the 2lst AZ ~
O'Clock NJ. Friends of The family are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

The Norfolk Landmark well names the
attempts to take the Cars life brutal ar
gumeuts against brutal government" IL
must be an intolerable state OF thlasS that
could Induce human beings to engage in
such yphoy work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

PeRPErUAL M0rl0s AT LAST. - Columbus,
o., February 49, The State Jonraaps
Marion special tonight gives an account Of
the discovery Of perpetual motion By viii.
liam 8. Obern and william +, Hyett, OF
Ricbland township. Marion county. The
truth Of the discovery Is vouched for by
leading citizens, says the special. II con.
slsls Of large iron wheel containing large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

A SERIOUS RUPTURE Albany, n. T.,
February 19.-The test vote on Smyth's
case in the Senate 10 day showed - TO
against confirming the Governors appoint
uent. This is conceded to indicate seli-
Gus rupture in the Republican party OF the
STATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

n1y- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY. February 22i.-Preaching by
by Rev. W. q. STARR. pastor, at Ii O'Clock Il. NJ
subject, The First Honor in the Next World
At 7:45 p. M.-subjcct, &" VIII Ye also Go Away
Strangers cordially welcomed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

In communication published in the Dis
patch Of January 18th, Colonel IL. CoALTBS
CABELL took almost exactly the positions
assumed in Judge MONCDrE's opinion on
the subject of the terms OF the new County
inhOps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-21

NJ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rev. c. II. READ, u. D., pastor
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. N. and 7:45 r. NJ.
Subject OF the evening discourse, Moses and
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