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National Republican., 1880-10-16
CAPITAL PRIZE 1000.
100000 Tickets at So Ench Half Tickets, 81 l,
pnIZINS

lSJI TrlLes, ,hInOunTIIg sTUfW
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points TO whom liberal compensation Will be paid.
For further Information write clearly. giving full
address, Send orders by express or Registered Let
ter or Money Order by man, Address only to
NJ. \. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans LOUISIANA,
or same person al No, 3l9 broadway, NOw York,
ri. u. HORBACH.
COS Fourteenth street northwest, Washington.
All our Grand Extraordinary DrhNlngs are under
the supervision aud management Of GENERALS q.
n. BEA UNEGAtD and JUBAL 4. EARLY
National Republican., 1880-10-16

Nt1TI VI 'VVINI4 TN7ITE-I4I7
VNOR RllNT-Ilouse 1893 Eleventh st II W; six
II rooms, water, gas cellar, witercOset ctci house
in nice repair and VIII bo rented cheap TO good ton
ant. NJ MiRlCK, 1913 Columbia St n ". ocllStf
TVNHREE.STORY brick house, No ll03 q st n W.
Il TwHlye rooms and bathroom IAtrObes, RANGE
stationary washslands, large yard IN complete order.
Apply to THOMAS j, MYERS real estate agent
I2i6 Btnw. OC5-tf
NOR RIaNT-CRll and SEQ our list OF property for
IL rent, JOHN SHERMAN IL CO.,
feS.tf 81 Cloud Bnilding
National Republican., 1880-10-16
INDIANA.

Districts.
|. William Hcllman.
?. Thomas Il. CUbb.
3. s. H. S'OckIdgtr.
1. u. 5. Holman.
3, Il. L. Treat.
Il. Thomas NJ. Browne.
7. Stanton ]. Peclle.
s. Il. Is. +. Pierce.
.. GodlDYe :. Orlh.
~. Mark l.. De MOtte.
IL. George w. Steele.
II. w. q. COiGYick.
IS. W. II. CUlkins.
MAINE.
/. Thomas II. Reed.
>. William Z. Frye.
.. Stephen d. Lindsey.
1. GEORGE W. LADD.
8. THOMPSON IL. MURCH.
ONO.
/. Benjamin Buttorworth.
=. Thomas l.. Young.
3. Henry l.. MOrcy.
4. Emanuel ShullI.
5. BCUdmiH lie ferre.
q. James NJ. Richie.
7. Joln +, lection.
s. j. Warren Keifer.
.. James ). Robinson.
10. John u. Rice.
II. Henry :. Ncalc.
10. GeOrge l.. OORrCrSe.
10. a. u. Clarke.
II. George ". Gotdcs.
10. Rufus X. Dawes.
Is. John Il. UpdegrnlE.
H. William Mckinley, jr.
Is. A. 5. Mcclure.
~. Ezra B. Taylor.
~. Amos Townsend.
AnnaAgs
National Republican., 1880-10-16
BALANCES.
BnltI,nar. NarI.ets,

ou'''''''''''''''''''''' ''s'''.''''''' fioa9Sos
jurToNGy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., p-oJi-e
National Republican., 1880-10-16
FOR SALE-MOUsEs.

hTEW house, seventeen looms, cellar hardwood
IN finish; side lot; fine large shade trees for snlo
exchange. Cnl NJ or address 1896 III ST. SEQ INT
National Republican., 1880-10-16
+ T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES, SALE or FIVE Two.sTonY
EhlGk HOUSES NEAR WILSON STREET,
NORTH OF LEDROtr PARK.
National Republican., 1880-10-16
STATES MARsHAHs SALE.

FOLEY, Auct'oncer.
Rcmomber place ofsalc, ol5 seventh ST. H. W.
National Republican., 1880-10-16
wANTMD-sEEaP.

A II once a German woman; must know how to do
~ plain cooking, washing ard ironing also attend
r. nppuIiican oiIice. oci0
WY ANTED "A cininbcrmnll and lnundrcss. No
w Sl0 twelfth gt Ocl0
A RESPECrrA BILE white Girl. rs nurse musl;bring
~ best OF references, be Kind ANA nEre'Hblu 70
such GOOD wages aud good home are offered. NOEL
Eighth at n w ocii
A N honest woman, TO take charge orn widower's
IA house and do the work; She must interest her
self IN the family. Address LUCK, Republican
Dnlcc. ocli
National Republican., 1880-10-16
BOARDING.

l2O9 F5aEyNTH ESI dh1 ST wFSs ,sS ,St5 Ttp
story front room. to quiet gentleman. NJ s95 per
month; private family. ocli3tt
National Republican., 1880-10-16
ENR IsENT-ElONAEs.

OFFICE ROOMS IN No. 323 and $40 Four-Rndn.hRlf
BiTeet u, W; also In 4jS Louisiana avenue n. W,
Call for weekly Rent-List
, 1880-09-18
MUSICAL NOTES.

NOSlN2AA 4to
DR.. Won Dtllow has Just completed now
Herr Oechtter.
S!enor Cnnpnbcllo and Nine. lima di
Nnrskn have btcll singing III opera nj kroll's
Theatre, Berlin.
Miss Fernando Tedcsca, tho young Amer
leah slUilnlst who al,pearuu mt tho pastlcloul,
concerts Inst year. Is making a tour OF Ger
Iuany Will, sllccess.
Sig G. Operti llas been engaged to lead the
orchestra with tho Dudley Buck opera coln-
rn,iy after the first performance OF "DesA
cret," which the composer will himself direct
In Iersnn,
FcrranlE, tho l,ufTo singer, Inns turned conf
poser, n1il written n waltz, "Ln Mia Nina"
for tho c0rIlts- 1t Is dedicated to his uog,
n.tl has been played by J4iberti, tho cor1,et
soloIst, al Brighton IcacIl.
a tulesrntl was received yesterday fron,
Mr. J.. a. Phelps, TIC Director Of the yornl
saying that tic pI,elps co1,turt coinI II,!atiol,,
llltt M lilnleilse SUCCESS Mt ti1el, otnning
concert ut Grihnell, H., the largest audience
ever known in TINT ,'laco haytug atten.ietL
:. E!,hernh}lna,, of tile London EI|paro says:
"EIa'lle!n Jerzyk'ewlcz, y sWcftisll singer,
Gea. Should lii Ibsc ' 70 car tho ai na " Who % tar.
rtts long Mt tho wine .aIlii returns llD,,,e ut
midnight nttenpt to tell his wife that !e Eas
only been to hear tho Franleln Jerzvklewlcz
sng."
Miss Henrietta Beetc, OF wllnsa n,ortts t,s
a1l artist frequent mention ilns been nlude,
bus received sttcll fMvorlht8 offers for pru-
fessUiHl! SERVICES III England Tint Bho ex-
ects IL IT, to tint country M s0o1l AZ her on
gMgclneM1s here nro tiisposcd uf. III u GER
tH|h ulass 0f ,li,ise Miss BpebB las Mui
recognized rs tho first Of our resident artists.
Among the recent cllgagelnnnts ,uatle by
NJ. de lhanplnn for thu A,nllr6 Upern cOl!-
lmny nsa: Al. MauKo, lmritnnp, rucpntly OF
tllp I'nris .0perA c1,u!lue. whnsp roles ars
Figure h The l'alher nf Seylili, "nntl TU,~
Tctidor lh" CARMEN, ,at'alld. Ar .ifarnEKnpn;
jcnna, ,Hreigier ut Fms. Tho conlpai,y will
prol'Adjy 6slvard here during tic spring
inntlIsa
Mr. Thcotlere Tl,omas In. finally consented
to pgrpanentfy accept Tho siireetoralilp OF
tho chh!tl nllu Orchestral department Nf tho
New ,iork {;QlteEa nf Music. Herr Rafael
tloSclfy lAA ncctpted the nlee Ut first pro-
lessor of tlie hlalin. Tho Board OF AtunilgN.
llGnt has tlebttlrd to institute n s,stuln stiil-
lar to thut Ut the Paris Conservatory, hy
w!iicl! six FREQ, scliolarslitA will be lilalti-
tnine4, open to- competition BY ans young
laties OF talent who Miay choose To apply fur
, 1880-09-18

ani i e1crciinaiy scarce. viii t!ls 5 p5.Iess Ok
etv,erythlng t, rising ln valMe, IT y almost cor.
Infected. will al fncreossd !e",ais. 1T ITO home,
considerably, u'ore Is liiilo four Of nlcat be.
ing brought .a"ross. Tho Atlantic ut
ssrs s '''Ss Sse as .s onsS,r sSsS thG i s csran In:
Whatever may hn The SURPLUS of butchers
Mea! OF, tho other sIdu OF tile Atlantic, 10
England Il must come lust as surely as tho
sseaa !e fcsi tlo @iiiEoHs ii o. our n,anntaet:
-, sntttai nt.pn,th to II. .caeaee 7ttoun..
,TonoNro, sspt; ia reporter inter.
ayers and brokers liere #. regard to tho rase
q number nf tile lanks Ind already cut down
the rate from. . to 4 per cent. n'aa some
,. So far no ngrcemr!t haE hcri, arrived Mt;
but 0,lv Of thu probabilities Is, that per cent
Mtll be the rule within TIM q. three weeks.
,rl!e movement first began In Montreal. The
my considerable amount untnvested-nru
M1sn ,npying in the sanr direction. or .courac,
thc inlcrcnee IL, tl,at II tic rata Oh tlet'0sits
Is reduced. Tic interest On l0alts falls CORE
fe,i!E yr ad crshy me n nGre fay"rn 1n
viii Ut ieast IL atls tS t. c{ansc It fdr ri i anG
peT!Ihl'A u 1nf cent.
The British Methodist Episcopal Confer
ehGe Inns closed It's deliberations here. Tho
principal feature Ut the Inst ttny Of lie ses-
ssnit WIS NIL eloquent nt,l stirring ntltlrcss de-
livrrct! by l}isl,up DLckelsnn, of South Cnrtt-
!inn During tho cnllrsu uf Ills rclnnrks tho
Ii1s|np expressed tho very grrnt pleasure 1t
nsFurletl Him 10 l.ntlce tho vHst Improvement
llhNifrstcG In the Africnn rHcr during tho
PAST twenty yenra, both III CMlsntlM md his
Southern l,0lle. '1he Church, too, has gn,le
forward: aIl, II tho union between the Cal-
M!inn ana American bottles takes placp, It
WILL be- an0tler step In the right direction.
Tic great Nllm of th1 African rnce every
where Should l>1 to rtSclte their native lnnd
from the tllralltlom Of ignorance and super
stltEon.
III. The event Of tho proposc,l union betng
carried ont, tllnre will mt he another Con-
ference IN Canntln 0f the u. n. Church; hut,
should TINT schnn,c fall through, there will
BIZ onn held at Chatham. Ont. In 1881.
Sptttdl DfspAfrh 10 7Es Chtcig0 Tribune.
LOSnoS, Sept. l7.-Three prominent citE-
zels Of this city paid tho tlnc md costs {s53)
RI Miss A1inte Alendoru, tho blonde, of May
immoral show,
The London ministerial Association dis
cllssed the question Of cl,l,rch-SneiAts, md
cnnlo, 10 tho conclusion that while they were
I! Nuisance md nh evil, the only thing tu ho
done ls to keep them Ill check and under pas
tQrul supervision,
, 1880-09-18
Nor 1snslne.s-0Icn ~ TI,lul& Of.

4 Thoughtful arliclu IN tho ctlrsent n,li,,-
bur Of thu. .Atiantio .tMoMthiU, uppil "'ll.u
business, ISSUES Of tho Presidential Cu,ll-
Iraigll,n deserves tle ntttMto1 Of t!lb tt,tii-
lnerclul and industrial rtlsses. Thu drift OF
thu ilrElll,eht Npl'GnIs III this extract;
"Mercllnl,ts, manufacturers, Anu others,
wl!o i'!yu y N viii, tho 'arko atIulrs q
IN tii9 llupll0lEchh callpntgsl. Thu policy Ut
the Republican party III al snntturs affecting
business Interests, Is now lIxutl hy tho pvnt.-
ticu of tl,ree consecutive Administrations,
nnti has been >T.'Mateslly al,pr,Setl by ilD
Republicans are agaiH sslcct.sstul, tllls poley
VIII u cn.,fsc !M continued. Wtnl will lmp-
pen II Tic lftllueGAts succeed? NNbHtly
!Hn eHn predict. IT this nneBltallty lies olp 81
!lem4erntie party III tl!e present canvass.
~ all countries governed BY populnr sut-
frage, power shifts lruln uIla !Mrly to aMOtiIer
ut longer or Blnrtur Intervals ut lime, uI,N tho
longer oIlo Elrly ll4s her' IN cu,Itrol Of tho
Government tho grcuter nro thB chances Ut It's
!tefeat " tho polls, Win this law nt politics
IN their fav0r. ths Democrats, WHO havu beAn
tHaity years ont VI power, .litght reasonably
hope for success this yeus, III spite Of tho
memories OF the Rebellion, md In spite OF tlla
alarming SolldIsy Ut the South. II they were
, 1880-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
TIL; OLYMPIC.


1Vhnt was formerly known rs uamlin's
Theatre haytnx BECOME thing Of the past,
Manager Sptagus llas field MI TO himself,
md tho tiel1 promises to be profitable onc.
Ills Is the only house on the cast sstic Of tic
river where pieces of such n character rs
"Tte Prairie Wifi" are now played. "'rha
Prairie WnM," like tic preceding attraction,
Tony Pastor, has crowded thu house every
evening. This Is tl,o pieco that WIS "butt
to ortlern By; Mr.. sleve!s t.. serve .as u
STIRRING ychtelo for Tho lion. ". +: Gully,
better known rs Buffalo Bill. Mr., Buffalo
Htl1, although II very profitable stnr
% n 'naiiaRer, ts very bud actor.
Ito ts probably tho worst actNr 1t has becn
our misfortune u SEQ IT. H. dlfllcnt 10 ne-
count t0r his SUCCESS, unless, Indeed, we ne
cept the thenry crltit once uilvnuceu,- that
tho public found n Nc4llinr clnrll, III his In
ability. The STORY Of E'trhe I.rnirie Wuif"
relates To chill wh6, lit thu wild West, was
stnlrn by u. desperately with tic view Ut
ultimately securing tho girls fortune, 10
which s!lG would DecHt!le heir snluu dny.
This gir. falls int. the ha1Nls Ut q pl,cn0,l,c-
nalty gun! nnI ytrtuous .Intian. ilg gets
killed, ,1nl tl!c.! TIC heroino's fnte Is left
with Buffalo 1lill, who eventually, murries
llcr. lii, the cu.!rse Ut ule play Bill arlrars
ns tho hero OF several situMtiurs which
"hrlng down tic llO,lsr." Tho herOiMe,
Onctti, Is assumed By 1fiss Lizzie Flatehtr,
wlEosO pretty fAcu, tlncs Elhr0 for her With
her audiences tl.th her act!llgl
, 1880-09-18
BETWEEN.

~ For 7ne Chta.gn Tribune,
There III n ,you,iru1s tGFl.,i, ,rhero thu v,,,+h
, nstGn!sI,etj, StrAys- - '"st' AAe ''"~''.
On uIi0 NlJ3n hpriIiN,d'R fnnincs.on III, nthar
inanbtNin tluyy, "t '''' '''e''
ihnn,prti,s ri,ar, ''N'' ~ f'o"'0 wv
Tho .nvstio trtn,l ipft,u nore,1 ss ho t,c,or su,s
Iirtnrc, ''e '''' 10y %' ~ '' "a 0""
rernInxph upon tho borders with x,n,,tbf,I
lte waits tho trump 10 Gull him forth to battlo
with tiIn rt,st: ! ~ W. o'"s'"
And feels, as iii hoys mist bayo fc,t sncc
rpo o ss!sns IT,, rst T, be a'En, svtoo voune n
u,uul "
t. ''@"' ''
{ts bcartstrlnvs rttJrntc in thn tn,,ch f t,ooers
strantu ind ,,Nw: '"' ~ t"s'''
Ambition 2SS!; IIt,n,,'s mnntlinp ft.rcs +h,t
burn him thrs,.I.h md thrnl1ut,. y "S
Iike nrM niiwr,si InnE tn f,,rt,s mi ,iowa tho
GnyisG pnstw o"'' 'o ''' '''' ""' ''o"a 'Ao
nat mt wifi, f,iI,.rtrr,a yntt, rcvrot fnr n,nn
'"s i,,hul cu,,."i( fnst: -" ''@'''' ~. 'An''-
il ioruvur Int, '' ''"A-' Nv "''"'''' - ""''
, 1880-09-18

Catherine l,errsmans, Mine. sfodjcska, Mr..
md Mrs. McEro isnmitn, Iii. ntul Mrs. u. S.
KnIg,t. ard Mr. j, T. Raymond. Ills opiilun
OF Mic. Dsrn.nrl., viewed NJ n tragic star,
does MT srrIl, 10 Ir very high; "ClAtn,Ing to
SLIM ptotn ns Il h1tglIt, particular stnr, II Ia
perce,y,si illat Aid il, III truth, unIy a i,lnI-
ilNrv nf tlle srctnul ur third magnitude -
Mine, Nfotlirskn js tlcscri)W.l MS 10 graceful
md nccol,ipllsietl urtlsl." Tile World In
Englami. M s''' "
~, u,,,,,,,,, .ca ,bo ,roatot,on,. anil.
aoM sn1n,s" oex,v's sio W Thsosros TH a1iu.
Trves y. ~. H. iattrr ~, 1,nvnriti, e,,ccuss
,hr feFsnS ;n mnsa y. ns., ny nca.sr, ss
M!M0'Ra 'MS ss"h n nhSinu c ern,. M IN II. .Ms IL,
MMm WY NV .1n hn.t xna nv.t ~. ~ s.,r o,m ~
as H., nts sn1i IN Ta.w ,,,,c. ns ss
u NJ" ~ ~, ta, .i,.,,aut ~ In ~ III ns +,
, 1880-09-18
THE SOUTHERN COMMUNE,

| Nyhorc n III T.nl.. =,
Tim fol,owim, ia rouy of nr,vote ,c,,cr
aooresset1 10 iflcha ~ cincinnati oy q
resided In the Soull. for many yc,.rs, lius
been III fuIt sympathy viii, Southern ideas
ss' so"s e ute!I lTaaus Io 's,, ''ostce,; anu ~
thc days OF tho Rebellion fought IN the ranks
of the Southern army. lie writes Of what
he knows:
yaur iwt' rnn,,t IT,, nnas nj IonI n,n If n
love nw ~ a. yi,thr 9 ~ ,t ~ % m ~" JAN,
amrrIcs rs II to tho % Situation III Hsr,. m Tou k11"w U
IT, vo,c " the b ,irnaili..n,, ttrkrt nt '''ao tho
Stu,. o'1 c,ccisou III ~ ulnin Inf sinicmuns o au
in" I" soat6eI1, % ni,,ifs: KUN nnM 'etu''s ~ thn m
1Most cn,,,nIclcnsivn i'f' of w,,,rI' i'll wns - t,at f
nn,,1s m,t ntf;ot., ,r;,,, t,,hnr,, s,,n.,, tn.
i, thnir Vt..s n,' WI f1 tSat svna n marj
~, L.t +ns r IVY s.st r., W." igmn,,,n, M
mn,,t IN ~ I'M n,' unrtcom ciutm tha mriW;i.ra
Of beins " y bcaerai. tas' '"''s '"' p''S''eso
,,in,, ts tSv!t II taG nn"t sitlen 1872 anu
fr,ms tho i}rst t.So ~ M.nnasns - H. 20
crnt vinr,s * C1.te .o-rsta ~ nsss s,o, ~ ,no
5Ma,',a, M !'ass {st t!'e palle psiss 'ana @ sfsi, @
tho ho w"haiM;S" nhi;n art :" ng9Eugl'o , ;S Us a.IeGs
,mf hanliS aats a H. mlna. Ihe M splrit ot
,yna tn ui ~ rGo so nuy eat
nlc; as rtli1iE no%er, , M are Mto.t!ay ~ worse
hss fs atts It nsSG2 sa @ sfe t'y ys we1S e m S q M
hMhhG1litS ,.1nS ,t OF eIlafacts5 ~ oenty nn
l,gHfE M Nmw ,ney ',ake TX war upon tl!e lnws
Mau anss1t.ltDls H y Up e9unLry N INC dark
tESeics ,nnis % u irauu a''a perjG,fE systehi of
ueGsM ae.i ,.t,, .o'Gt1 up naltHt"He, OF Sins
tnns m, a,rs t ~ Tonn,ss 1es if,,S' ucr nla ta
gy giawl!lGly discourse about loye Of a
mi'5in tS"v IL ", % IL ,'nsr scie l.t H. -
Iiv ~ "a nrnnr, ~ r'iI ,,,1;, axd " III k
GGos,.TfJ Gox al fhc J,c n noS a1e S,MmS tne naIIn
wy 'la .iq unGIs IT. OF tlle Ivy eilintclilk u so
~ tSa " rv.r,, y Mlt aS 1eGonstraet!o9 M .n%s OF
HnurGnn ts ,,nt esa n,,,., ~" ,,;u, ,na
Eyer !s, Syss IN thu ,sary p9rt Of lIuycs' tern
M Wt,,. ,in,1,., uui a1n St.In.st IT,. WetL 70
inyai Dc,oeral reyuny rev. iT oc"rs I 11at u Pnst %!s
astSts; ia as; raht pssscN titroMg' tno south u
~ snn;nr,, % ai,i.ss, s Muf', ,,, ma aie 'aJeaty
H. H. ws 3 ed tnt ~ Sn ~ 80 fl Of dey3tSn to
ys s!1, p n M Mn Ss fnt ~ Eo. os, s nersv ta' IL
cra mt iesGIsn tsIs, u tMlh piGtufo lela l1p 70
sr5sit,t, s,Isy ~ tfy aM,nfnnio one. a1a 9te
aSnil getfat5 i3SR i,ii HIVE WftS'' rrSr y rs s
~ r,,na .'1 III "IS ,ni'a H. IT,, ~ lGS WaiGl HOW
a =, @ m,e ~ 1, s rn,i 10 !ad m w. pEeJuGiGrs
% minT XVIII j. fraM ,M ptofS o,,d ~ te i'a4!e 3
Will NJ snrixt ~ r .If;tin" t[gMatS9 US t9
Ecpn,to yq1s IN s;, jo N fr,!I I''c' formations must
nS,iiore, However, aslvert!ng more 70 this
ranv KIN lt9iits givH fr ins'nena s,ea yeaGe
of icts i. whieiI Srs baso nv eas st5FSs of ts
itnisa snG'lll nlu laiitseal position asSime4 by
Mg durs seav ~ sa",he' nver to nst
I ail,i nolioy' '''''''a VI 'ou'c5'' So"'''lleo'
,,! A. l, ti!Y ast % election hela !n THIS county
tAu1G tslsteu u toLiitE pleelNcL III u!o 11hcy-
, 1880-09-18
N1AL,sbl II rttLe.
49, = ~ A>~->->s>A
ARRIVAL AND DEpARTURE on TglLyS

,;E.xrLASATI0N ,;.xrS or ltErEusycx NAnes,-+s,,,.,.-
tDnily, ~ 'NAoaaAy excepted
r"t~n~~ ~ Nn~ti...'~ste-, 1fn.,s.
For Nina. nmldc.Dnok., TImo-Tubtr., s,aan,:.
HTHna rme,iio iotssp nsp'{ Il IL mi ii Cisrt.;e
n.c nncHtt fnrngr iea'ltnh ind staie.atsS' S'se r. son
, 1880-09-18

kankns City. Denvas Il Pueblo
Nv E9pFUss..........,,..,.,,,,,
hatiHaa City u santa Fa Might Ek
ht Louis, Spr,nKdai.E i juTus....
Mob!lu + Now UrtuAns ExurU,s :.
bt Louis SurIHNIlsid i TeISs,
feofla Dnrllflg- / fast ExprUss, :,
t4tl Y kcpkuk Tx. vIa Ch0npA
rtksn i l,cOrIa EE. Vim JnlleE..
StteAtor, LaetH, .tfashlnxt'a Ex,
joliet \ DNtxnt 4 Acootuniu4A ,ttIIl,
, 1880-09-18

:. fa.t~neh aek Assor. -
unton pepos p West y stie corner lanai md Van Ru
third.At Ticket 4rices. ut petots, ~ South Cln K
IT.. Granu Pacific llGtGt. ln1 PlnUr House.
, 1880-09-18

CttcnHn. Harst leland t. Tnr1~e Rnurnas
!Mce: ~ Eiatk.et elssr!nHn lI0tlsU, laflnor House
4Fahu facsle !lotoh 1l!d 10 Canal. cufuor aadlsuu,
, 1880-09-18

Ton Thousand 0ld-FclloHvs In proces.
Alon Mt TorOut0-TDlc Enttle-TrndC In
North AMcrtcn-IIe OF IIMsc OF
lntcrcst OIL Dcposits-N. NJ. e. Con.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-05
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Emma Moiloy oil lndiahl, IS WORKING
in behalf of the Temperance and Republican
cause in Kansas. Hundreds of converts. il
is stated. have resulted from her advocacy
in Lcayeuw3rlh. Mrs Molloy has received
invitations TO conduct a temperance cam
ro;o, ,hroucb ,bc Winter i, N.brasl, ar.
ians,s Niss,rr; and Eor,rcly Ian, will
ros,,,,,o h.r ,,,,rl nc S,o,. o-,,,r;,,cr or T.,
J,ro altar ,,o ,l.c,;o, :, Kansas ,,,;,,,
South oor,v !, ,te Snr;ry
Gen w W Grout addressed 4 Rrpubli-
can rally at South Oroppc n / last Tines
dav cvc,ipr and ,be RDzs,jD nm inJer,,.-
han, ,aror ,.s ,,,o, ,I,co so,s Of Iii, sro,.,l, .
The creates, enthusiasm prevailed, and the
speaker. Gen. Vim. W. Grout recently
elected to Congress from the 81 District of
Vermont by some 5000 majority, over Il
man who defeated him two Years agu-was
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Advica to Young Men Who Have the West
err Ec-c-

Il. l.. W" takes an early Opportunity as
men who have the Western fever" some
sensible advice. lie contends that it is
good rule for every Young man who is doing
moderately we'll at home tu make no change
Pluck energy and application ARE sure 10 win
almost anywhere, and while it may he true
that the rewards of enterprise may come
more quickly and in mere abundant measure
i'll IA new country than in an old one, it is
also true that there may he most excellent
SEASONS why one who is moderately success
full in the East should remain at home and
not seek Ia court fortune in new and untricd
fields. There are hardships and privdtions
10 bc endured, of which people in TIC Older
portion of the country know nothing, and
the game may not, after alt hc worth the
candle, even II IT Is caught But il IS true
that there are wider fields for enterprise and
more abundant opportunities for making
money in some parts Of the Far West especial
" for persons whOpossrss only n limicdcgpi
tai than in most OF the cities and towns on She
Atlantic Coast Young men who go West,
he continues, must he prepared 10 rough il,
To take things as they come and make the
best of them and it they 90 10 the mining
regions, have capital and know something
about the business. The conditions of sue
cess in the West, lac says, ARE precisely the
same rs in East. Whisky drinking, gam
bling, rioiOua living, lack OF industry or
application are generally just ms fatal to all
hope of npid advancement there as here,
and the temptations ARE renlold greater. But
the prizes ARE greater and are more FIRE
quently won there than in the East
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Legislature Of Vermont.
SENATE AFTERNOON.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. :.
The Senate convened al two O'Clock D. III. purstl-
AMI 10 journment the president IA The chair De-
VOtional exercises conducted 10y Rev. Mi. Booth
The member from MOrrisiowu.
Third Readings 10, an act lIyias tax On The
county Of Grand Isle.
Senator GOodsell explained the pur,t,>. ut tlit.
till The bill was then passed..
:, 81, al act relating TO the CHANG 81 venue IN
criminal causes passed.
Bills lEtrOduced-From the House, H. - An it.,
10 enable the village of Rut!an 10 rri:inIt- bonds
10 Committee on Finance.
H. 49, an act authorizing the towns therein nam
Ell 10 refund their present Indebtedness r-l'i The
tIsI and second times, and on motion OF senator
Dana, ordered 10 lie and he printed
II. an act 10 change The names Of Emma and
Nelson A. t.swell 10 Emma J. and Nelson \ Wat
Ter 10 General Committee.
II. "a, an act 10 pay Edwin lInr IN 'hr sum ther-
In named 10 Committee on Claims
II H. - act IN ainendmt NJ oi STE - of chap, u
Of : :. 10 Committee Oh .Iud!"iaiy.
II. al an hcI reltiin- - hi,hif; - COMMITTEE
Oh Judiciary.
Resolution introduced D., senator i,uu;nn. that
The Committee en- juilglI:V b. Requested 10 make
Investigation and report i,' tai "r Wilh-
er municipal corpo; aii"iN cannot hN general act 'r
authorized ~ lnud their lad, btc,lurs, anl issue
bonds therefore - a.p.teL
From i': Tahlc-ll. -. an at % repeal cha, .t
> OF &. entitled Of Inspection of iin,i-IiiI- and
manufdCiurcs:
Senator Dwinll Intercepted the committee and
Wa l. il,s I to by Senator Frrk
r..,ir,, HIowd mGl ci faat the d T.. go, ,sf.i.rI Z,
lac. ~...''. r"lgrit tiou.'i; tilf ,:da!a ,.aci.-,
mIs.l i.,s' a :.ric Ia" r,,""ui La" go gas h. seq
'!''I''ir- = nhi"i nMiiril sI"." "a "pun.Illrn 90
The repeal. Scnatnt %"gih sad int the law cnuiI
not he carried gu, prI lrIlll Tor example If fru-
cr5 packed beet AZ prescribed l,y The law I'M. hr,t
could not lee sold 1" aNyb".lt, Senator Peek
also argued that The law .'f~"l,'- III its pro
Visions. The motion To lie WAS lost. senator Dan,
inquired II the rOnlmiltre proposed 10 substitute.
any Other measure Than tue one under discussion.
Senainr Peek replied That ih' committee hat no
substitute to offer. Senator '.ler Iilri some dis
cusson, renewed tho motion hal the bill l, order
eel 10 lie ana II order t'l
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4 Splendid Triumph.


NEW IocK. Nov 3, = T. Returns
coming in slowly All the doubtful states
show republican maiorities. Never did the
republicans achieve a greater victory. This
city is wild with enthusiasm at this hour
The indications are HAT the republicans have
carried the city for mayor and reduced Han
cocks majority to 5000 from 20 900 for
Tildcn, and carried the state by forty thous
and majority. The democrats expected
sixty thousand majority in the city and
eighteen in Kings Co. They will get less
than 10000 in Kings county. The latest re-
turns indicate forty-iive thousand in Ohio,
seven thousand in Indiana, $500 in
Connecticut, three thousand in New Hamp-
shire, three thousand in Maine, Massachu
sets fifty thousand and solid republican
delegation to Congress, Wisconsin 10000.
Latcl returns show Florida is democrat
The republicans claim North Carolina.
Norristown, IEancock's home, gave Garfield
$50 majority. Iowa gives 5000 republican
plurality. Nebraska is carried by 10000
republican majority \ despatch just re
cciged SAYS California has gone republican.
The latest returns make New Jersey doubt
full Close estimates give Garfield 219 cleo
toral votes.