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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-16
We are also receiU11lg
IL large stock of
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Consisting of Mems and
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and stules With prices to
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Grounding of our room
these goods must sell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-16
WE HAVE A FULL LINE
HATS and CAPS,
Both for Men and Boys,
of the most approved
styles.

We haze a fen pieces OF
CARPET of the latest
patterns and at remark
able lou figures.
The sun., 1880-02-22

against him in regard to his relations with the
Comtesse Won Hatzfeldt. Not few had i'm
puted to him an Illicit intimacy with this
lady. whom. on the contrary. as We have
said. he loved and respected as mother
The Count had even ventured to insinunte
in open court that her ardent defender
lived at his wfe's expense. Lassalle however
had proved himself capable Of stamping out his
caumnintors. in whatever rank they might DO
placed But on what object should lie employ
the exubcrance Of energy which came to him
on the wings Of his good resolutions Singular
disposition OF the mindi This ex-libertne,
who had so often boasted that he had never met
woman able to resist him. now wished to be, in
his turn. subjugated by some weak creature re-
auiring his support, dependent on his protec-
tion-for whom he might experience not only
the devotion displayed on behalf OF the Com
tesse Won Hatzfeldt. but tenderness and love
besides.
Such. in substance. Ia tho portrait Of Ferdl-
nand Lassalle which the author of these vol
umes has set himself to draw with peculiar
earnestness and manifest sympathy. Tho
German reformer is the one lofty and
admirable figure on his crowded canvas
indeed. but for the relief afforded by the
presence OF this bright enthusiast, the in
tense blackness Of the picture sketched by NJ.
Tissot would fatigue and disgust the eye He
has barely saved hs satire from sinking into n
mere lnmpoon by his cordial recognition OF
Lassalle's generous character, and by n certain
surly, Involuntary Difference to the massive
qualities Of Bismarck. III. W. II.
The sun., 1880-02-22

horseman II they are separated from their
dams. and 1t is said that II person breahes
into their nOstrs when they aro caught they
become tame at once, and will follow his horse
for several miles like dog. From expert
ments made in New Jersey, Virginia
Texas. and other portions OF tho United
States. it has been found that tho buff
ialo can be domestcated without much
trouble. that its flesh can be greatly i'm
proved. and that the milk OF the cow is rich and
sweet yielding more cream than almost any of
the farmynrd species. When the bulls reach
adult ago they are said to be rs good rs oxen
for ploughing. though they have the great fault
OF heing stubborn. One or two generations OF
domestication might break them OF this habit.
and there Is no doubt that in al! WAYS. including
size, strength, and edible qualities. ns we'll as
tractability. they might be vastly improved by
iudicious breeding and training. 1t is not gem
orally known that the statelest male bison can
not compete in power and pugnacty with one
OF his domestic congeners scarcely onc-haf
his weight or age. The bull OF the domestic
species run wild can defeat says our author. any
two bufTaloes in ten minutes. and herd OF wild
cattlo can overpower twenty times their number
OF bisons in short time. 1t is affirmed that bui-
falo bulls consort freely with domestic cows,
and that their offspring is large and hardy.
Whether the cross would prove prolific is an
othcr question. but the probability is that it
would by paying careful attention to the laws OF
breeding. On the whole. considering the use
funess Of the buffalo OF India. it seems desira-
bic that our stock raisers and farmers should
attempt the domestication Of its American con-
Rener Any pasture will answer. for it will
thrive whore any Of the bovine species more
dainty in appetite than Texas steer would
starve; and as it associates readily with the do
mestic species 1t requires no unusual care.
The sun., 1880-02-22
EDUCI7ISG CHINESE PRINCES.
Habits and Discipline of the Royal Family ip
the Celestial Empire.

The sons OF the Manchu Emperors
thwanCts2l UNDERGO from their t"nder"st youth
System Of tn" slri.trst education. Rising at
nbort O'Clock in the morning, they first take
tnr.g lesson IN Gaines lit"rHture. under the
suu'rntrudruce ol the oniy tutor who has the
ti - OF -hlh- -tu or master.
m" tutor ri ."s from lis chair as soon MS the
imperial pupil enters. and r""rives from the
hitter ~ .Wri-ry itH-rh len). which ia then re-
turn %. IN M" same form. Tn" tutor taxes the
scat Cd ho r., Hnd when tho lesson is learned
IN" pul. ,r,u&- NJ his book, DEPOSITS it before
his ten 'G'r. amt rrtIrus 20 his S.It - T'ppat
m t1sN uy heart. VI me l's-ln Is not learned
u" tutor r'qEr-io n tuuu"A III Hatndunce To
hr.uG tne i.rur l'h'irG u0ul. and MAKES n
sI"W Of aimn sieriug correction. Bur eGch
Iup'r'n. pulu Is h"umptu,'d toy eight fellow
students lp"f.u-tuul. known iutIe Mnnchu lam
E"RE' - hlIh-'hu, W"o study the Same books
~ tAH youE. master. WIen i becomes nee
ersarY 'u humuntss the later more seriously
tne hann-rhu nre beaten tn the f-rule vi
cHriuu-ly. hut when the imperial pupil acquits
h'm-,'1i well. thy are. on the other hand. COM
mHuduU or rewarded.
\ rr,al,ltrunt nni obstinate Prince is. as a
last resort actually himself floGIcd. though
probably only u9minnliy. hy the teacher. or
T. pln"h h,s checks ("hIh pa Jpu). Tn. late
Emperor T'unE-chh was .frelurntv tweaked
IN ihis way 10y order II the EnprrsSos
Ia" Cn.u"s" lesson occupies two hours after
this CON ues lh" Man ,hu and Monl;o lessons in
composition, given 10y t"t. h"rs who ENJOY tho
o".iEriro meet their pupils ut the door and
max" tn" fist "brIsture. Then come lessons
IN various spoken tHu:utgcs-NHnchu. MOngoi.
Iausui-aud in local Chinese diul.cls. Alter
ln"~" come courses of instruction in loot and
hDrs" archery (ult- pu-chlrnl, athletics fencing
puiliu- ,Ae stones, ~, l.Uus-tnu- shin. under
the guidance ut II cass ot INSTRUCTORS called
uu-tu. Tn" whole Of TIE young Princes day ia
taken NJ vita mrntNl or physical exercises and
tu"y retire To r"st 10 "A worry carly hour. Al suit
ahi" intervals tu"tr meals are weighed out for
tl"u, uh.i uu no acrouL. are they allowed 10 in
du.!r in tn p,caeurH Ol tur table.
At the az g.. 10 they must marry. Ono year
before Il Wtli Il - trA ."r IN n,,r apparent.
n Is provided W'H htm.m1l taken from tns
lHW.ll'S ut t3r inner uuunHrs nrl-"h'D OF the
The sun., 1880-02-22

, o3H Ne Cofis -JoHrHIL
Tho catalogue O! tho Western Military Tnsti-
iUtr ui trur-,-'' 'n lHiS iueuHrN Iu uuV JuncI
department.
, 1880-09-21
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Auditing Hills, t'unrt-1Iouxe ExpGnscH,
and 1Il*ccl1MncNM. lEntLerK.

Auditing Hills, Cunrt-1touxc Expcnsos,
and 7Il*ccl1nncnN4 lEntturx.
The County Board held II regular session
yesterday aftcruoda, nll the Commissioners
being present, and lresi1cnt Stewart III tho
clair.
The resolution adopted Mt tito ptey!nas
'nceitng t,lstrnctinE tin County Attorney 10
Ap,,eal all easrs w!.are tic County Cuust has
decided tEat tllp Inv III relation to the PR
cent lnterast pcr unon,li dues mot apply to
tnrfeltlrcs was repealed. a.Hl assentled so us
lutt Ut t1h Euuhty Court to the Supreltlo
Court of this Statu In such eases rs hH. nay
sen III lly NEftell cA3u Hr otherwise without
1slsy,'' is!ay;'" THO resolution ns ""'cnded was
'rho rules wero suspended, and tho csti.
lnutes Of tho nrceIltect III faYornt thy several
contractnrs wc,a tnkun ~. Tie lii1sttah'-
llUylN tiraN!tu Company nsked FUR Sl5.uuU III
their work fhr ynStihults, entrances, nlJtl
steps TOR tho tiew Cnurl-l -llollse, leaving hal
aHcG 1T S}.1s' duo them IL illsllra. Il c0nlple-
ti.n 81 tug work which catinot nov By dong.
n'l,rien, thn i,!asterer. nlso askM! ior sG,v9..
lsnti! estimates wcra allowed, Commissioner
Clark only yotllE il. tho negative III tic
lll,IStlale-Dnyla estInlatc.
4 communication WIS read from i. j. Sox-
TN, eontraetor fur tln rotan.Ia ,of the INV
Collrt-llonsc, in which 1c called attention 10
tile manner ~ which tie work was beil'.
carried III. When 10 was awarded thu coli
delay on tho part of thg! enn,,ty ln llavINg
tllu nther work pushed forward 80 ns Ia
nnnb!e him t.! fol'peio tlle work IN the
| agreed time. lle was hln!lercA and delayed
| lle was now ut tho sCcnlll Ein0r. aisA wAs
| compelled to suspend work entirely. Ills
Sn'l1rarl the bad expired. anu thu cnst of III
t ta % L %'*1n s.ISI, a y, a v1Ssre II. n'v ~" If Innr n
nsM,nslh,u for all losses md damages. Thu
enliltnuntcatldt! wis reftrrrt! IL lho J4int
CoMMl,tca q! Public lsnil.li9MTS M and Serytse.
work ,lnns III changing thu plal.s inr ii,o
! Mi,tre.
TIN Board then proceeded to
HElAw 4 uEASn JltI.v
| Tor tho 0cl1t,er term, Commissioners Clark
mud Meyer helns appointed teilers. .i'his wis
tho lirst jury drawn under the resolution !,y
which each name wns tnt!ursrA tn wrlIn hy
tho Conmtsssnner se;rnt'ng him, raeh ,,lan
tho tat, and cael! ,ComuissFoncr na,llns ,tWo
men. Thu following ,tiraiu Jury wis selrrt-
-: nc"b le!dl!sr if s'th a,x.!' S'rcrt
n.,er Clifford. Evanston; !, G.; llawlry, III
fn" aT nle iecW IS Shrst ,jan - A9as !a'r'nss
Thomas, III Townsend STRUT; tapt. cltatlrs
Armstrong. !lIS West Mnntoa street; X. ".
linsnler, NUrth Clark street, near uak. i1-
surance agent; +. AlnnsoO. FDrty.ttih street
alnt 81. LAWRENCE .aycMue; II. a.. VIII
?"'i ,ss ~ s1ashr 5 rres|, S35'a oxs; s,1Sst; s'5ss
Corwitls,. Fourteenth street aud Michigan
avenue; ". W. Kennedy, AlaaflSon and Canal
streets; jerome lIeecEer, Michigan uyenna
'nna Harrison street; F. II. Papendlek, .a7
naytnM street; William H.: Du,sso,,, As!,ng-
ton Heights: Nnytnan Tnweli. Arlington,
Heights; 4. II. lrises. Isl Desplalnes street
II. II. GlRe, SU7 Webster avenue. .
Tho pay.rell Of tAs Criminal Court Clerks
, 1880-09-21
LOCAL POLITICS.
Democratic Third District Primaries
Perry Il. Smith, Jr., Will
Be Nominated.
A. C. Story Not in the Field
Meetings Of Republican
Clubs.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL.
smith. III.
The Third District Democratic Cnnsrtt1nai will
Io calle.l to order Ills morning III McE"rnrk
Hall 1T II o'cuck. The tntAl uhmltcr ri 'lrle.
gatcs IL le.., OF whom twenty ctnne frot" Lake
County. Tho majority Of ina lAttor are prc'
slmcd tn 10 In favor Of Perry IL. Smith. .1r. Mr.
Allen c. Story yesterday withdrew trun tho cata'
vnss. The city primaries we're held last evening
AMI resulted iii decided majority for tho k'ti
OF his father," as will be seen by the following;
rttTEESTn VAIN.
Tllr primary III lhc Fifteenth Ward wna held
nj No. liz! llurlfug. Il sal0n' ktpt l!y NlC knns-
br.1cl, and there co9rruasch nbritthtt nut-"r-
rhc,i terriers VI th' wnt4l rs were uysr calhsll
,ogefhcr MTt!n Hfinflnr trcne!nil. Thu lrcni
E.,sy Enx sSsS WITH ss 'o ,: s i ff 0 VIM @
F." 3'ss wv" 'ee s an s - III
ings, NM! c',aru;' mo Of tue cat!'.stcs
VIC Wiz wttS syGe Sso. as 70 m s"s % Il s ';sfi %nf
and rushed il III xoters; T!tcrt Mer, two tickets.
qne lea,lc ,he tos J. y s M.yao or ,aiRe
" ,S' sary sssy'H!es s t. y T. s X T. " wa 'e'sst t
sss',s III t d nen wose p On Wa a t II. % re-
suit Or lin roll slsowesl what bearlcsa H,ys md
1rcshly-arrivcd imn.fxrnl,ss CHI dow,r.l v"'rs
nrc required. The whole n,1n,hcr OF vntes Gust
ssselysi Il, aud tho ,oppasitlon i:
Il. MI Lehman. % Thcoore II Kline Th',as Mrtioycr
Anton Arnl. lolt, llces. r y; ,.. S,nut. !; l y.
"snf EEnsE Fnmse r o M1 @ oas Mss
Msyer. ': A. III j. i farksr J. J. K. 'i Tier Waa t llsS
,on '1sse- T"npie L. r. Tti1T is%reiay H Within % Msrsna
". Mnili!ss. Ietsr Ebcrtshnnser. Uap,. 1h,n.np.
pna, 1an t c HfysG SEst w sis ts IT. kwass s s Ts
says he will butt the Convention rather than
support smlth. who. ho Euys c"'l''ot he ELECTED.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
The Democratic primaries III tho Sixteenth
WnE held lust nyGGlllIR ut thc ctlrtEr Of 1.Hrrn-
her md lsarktlnwk streets, fur tho election NJ
ssft* seiia II T Ito ing 5 5 ..sr wcfe evo ' ="
my special Interest. n snail vn. I,cng Gust.
There wcrc two tickets In tl,o ichi. tlin regular
story, aui 4 FURY ii. smtii Ticket. .Ihc ior-
1ncr rcceive 1s5 vutc.. i91nsf II fur tho !n,trr,
ws wnr i s%%s @ stry t ssa yt Sa' t i Il ssSx Se tas
sleleEn!"s i. ths cnnysntlou. as Mr. 4; .
also On tic snh ticket. and t.,csc 1t, 'to,:l,,
E,tsiis ID tlio couvc'itoa silica sir sl"ry is nit
of tho frkf. The sslcecssfi'l ticket il eon,H,*''
f Mn hs fwox's wnps Esr,Ies; " '.I; IL srlx'i s. :
lns. .incoi ht,tie, .!olln snlllyu,, MIX t;.r,ru
Philip q. Nlessct,. Henry Schooner, .Arno vns1,
li1Hlk ssHkI @IFHth"u4EEs bNEilu 1ItItl&
John Cnnnurs, Wendell Sei.il. Matthias brand
Micnncl schwcstlat. md Witslatn Splgtk.
E1GuTExNru WARN.
Th9sc ts wns =" GppSSst'1 to erry Il Th
chosen: +. II. lSnrs, Francis HOLMAN, III.
Stephen s. Gregory. ThHr!nrn Sptnglcr. Will
james II: t Dnty, Len Atttns. John II. Frvntlss
Joseph Skerrtt' :lnt!n III teoil"gal.. fhili!'
wnrd Etukcs. letsn y. Snycs: Frederick shalek
John 1irannnn, Potter Cptyat.
, 1880-09-21
NATIONAL AID IN EDUCATION
An Emphatic Protest from nlt4sIs-
rlppl-" "SGftoo1-IlottaeA Would Ito
HfurMch arid tho 1'eacher2 Driven

An Emphatic Protest frnm nttss3s-
rlp1.l-" Scttoo1-IIost.tA Would Ito
Isur,sch arid tho Teachers Driven
Away.ss
Atrsatau tMtss.i Mercury tDfns.,. srrs. II.
President Hayes Is riding his hobby as he
Journeys West. fTc Is willing IL ride It
soWgl.sAod ascr Ssatc-rights, State nuton-
ony, local st.lf-g0vcrnnicnt, mid all that. fl
Ills late speech nj bloomington, ln., lie lie.
carc.i tic rnspcl Of cd'cntlon by the Satinn
with lis u. lie hnys: "rhcre Is mllcl,
for tho G"ncrat Government 10 do heforc
sono of tho STATES can educate themselves.
l'eoplc who have never known the benefits
Of education are t'lnsu who never Will
init, It Is brought 10 t',cEr dnnr"
Tint ncans that tho Federal Guv-
Gs"ment. s!!steuarA!ng tho rights Of the
S.Alcs nntt tlIc icrtinYs Of tlIcir citt-
2cns. sl,nlt invade lI,r,.l Will, nj, army Of
ssllnl.tliastcrs tn rtlsltHtu thy neRrars uf t!in
@ eabea }H ' ;cEet NEs n Is ''S'S @ @ ses;rs. y"sS 's
tson. nid Of the ,nnst ttfensisr kind, rs x Is
at thc sasae tlM!e tue srast a"t!MsiHsd., When
tho Federal Government, with Garfield M
tie ss nssrcs 'f = tc W soa! 1 a'. si as IT. iays ~
expresses II, rurries education to every ilc-
gr0's door, Il will lm tiIne for t',osc whites
WIN hayc lArli l, "p(posetl u tilo McrcHru's
xSTt as i sssSs IL a, >I %I utsEsty ESt I ,i eS s
gr''s Observation-Disclosures. anil fix lii4 worthlps-
Mrss !myan,i doubt n1ut cavil With tho grip
tic Northern Afetllnhfst Episcopal Church
Inns Oil the negro, sli1Eratil MI army Of Yam
kGe sclDnl.nfstcrs and scl1dus.tnn' 'ans,
chosen BY strangers ntMl Gstenlies, and yn,l
who have II recollection al educating
tn. negrocs under tho auspices nf thu
Frec,nn1l's bureau may l,avc II fnint i.lca ,f
what II wo'lA be, hut IL, assured IL w0sl,a
be much wDtsc. The cnlnr-ltne would l".
drawn again closer nnl l,lacker. n,Hl NIL
rracc between TIM rHceA would be Mt HI enf.
'I'M src,sonalS,n tint nil g0n.l lnsn ut MI
UartlpS are eliteNvurfnE to .atfny would bn
Increased and intensified. It would bn :,a
nt3ttentluin to reconstruction, Ar1tl runtftl-
| ,iatlnn nf It that would lie irisonle to bear.
Sclinof-utlSes wn,llh be lurncl. null tho
teucfnrs driven away, Int IL return Il, l>t re-
| lnstniet by Il lile Ut snl.firrs with Il Mar*lal
MTn,n,mnylnE tn make arrcsts, a,Ml thu
u State gives up tllc education nf its ynu.ll.
| ''r q class, Or nny part, ilN!hAtts s"ll-
| res.trct alul the pynllI feeltug Df tlMleWtul-
ellre that should characterize I'M American
| cttfxr,s. AZ par nts .nre tnn rrnlli for
strangers to rear their children mil uirl,atG
| their affections. SO should State he tOH
pEa,l,tf 10 al|nW nnntl!er Government having
llu responsibility for tls wny In wl,icl, Slt.
| rdlratps her children 10 that for her an,1
| wean their 1tTretfnns away from, their owl,
State. Mr.. Hayes said III ttic n.ltsct ti,ut hc
l,Istn't tlfsGMss poltllcs, a1Nt yet hts subject
tsas Intensely political us IL possible to con,
| vgfyp,
, 1880-09-21
RELIGIOUS.

~ lEkblhNSt
Tho Presbyterian pastors 1cltl their rrRuNr
weekly 1neeting yesterday morning IN thur
ruttt,,s II, sfcCurtnck iiEucx. There wore large
n,iu'bor present. Thu ltov. J. ii. Wurrnil pre-
Btued.
Thu Kew. 1tcssrs. coNtl!,. ut Kentucky. Hen.
acrann. Of 1ussM, AMI Mvciutouk were invited
10 at ns corrcspondtnx n.etaher6.
nr. W. Q. Gray. editor nf tho Interior, then
read an ahle lIapcr IN the subjeNt. !" Whit Arc
thu llust siushnds for t'psinninR nn, Doing O,tr
Christian Work for tho C0ni,lx tcars" ite 0e-
gAn l'y assuming that 1uulhoL OF Soma kind is
essential tu success III spltu If the statement
int9e at previous meeting that what Is needed
ID onsy powcr fro'l' the tloly Spirit II It Is only
sstssss III T. tns 's''ss s ss,.ss. sn 'ay t "s
lmputul. ."sucu praying" III. us.,y went on 10
Bay. !" Ia n'rrndy "Scr'nn1. a!l1 we may well wish
,ncctlYs Fulpita, ministers meetings. Sessions,
lrcsbyttrlcs. Syts''s, Asspnllies, uI,d Clnyrr-
1n4 s IT o ,SD ay spr S e',nx t, & f 9 aar s
Ky. ind II Is VI, riilt IN 10 Kivu thu Impression
that y il n,nr" prayer meeting. wis1 ~ e'ts.
IL ihu iirst Thu 4tc.,l is Il sioit Nss;lsnption ni
s .s ~ se ;eory as ta saqn '!o Is ft' @ IL ne
ny"'-iiat H. re'',!!rra 70 B.. t,f,tunsd, p!eatl.
,'"wjnK M Influences 1t Ilis sprit. Ths prsysss @
III; sr t II @ s e"s % ss 4aS lie &c t & IT. WIFI S S
ought 4, o., ad th1t Il llo tlots rot ~ Ii tho ro
'sa'ty a4nt y w ,ta1 t sys nn! T! H. sr,v +.
answered tho hear.s q tGe s.ll,nllants aro rlsht.
II earTest desire lof tho b'usssng at .he th,nR
other rjphiaess 1t acart iara,,t, III a,,sWer II I,
rs'srr y aaIsp."tGsy !seStMt1eA. hscn"sa thAt y
ss w. "SsS II ~ :. @t s' %sS5s
far fhts f1,sr A.,fh
, 1880-09-21
TFIFGRApH}c NOTES.

NEW YORK, Sppt. :o.--The meeting of
Memphis bondlIot4less adjourned TIL Wcdiles-
day without action.
81. 1.nrs, Mo-, Sept. GA convention 10
discuss tho question nj tho Improvement Of
the Missouri River will convene ut kn,l-
HIS City tf-,norrow, md will be attended by
delegates from most At the cities md tawns
Of lt0 Missouri River Valley. a largo dele.
gatlali l,as been appulntetl by the President
Ut tho Merchants Exchange of th!s city to
he present.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. .0-All the preparations
are completed for the meeting: 0f tito St,cirly
or thu Arlny of tho Cumberland III tbs :.*a.tt
aitsil,lanso is promised. Gun. rllii Sheridan
Will preside.
lSn1AS Aro1ls, Int., Sppt. so.-The lnhi-
MN Stnte Convention Of tho Young Mr!'s
Christian. Association will convene ut La
tayull" SaFt: y, nlni PROMISES to DO a very
lnrge nfltl interesting ,ileuiing,
,AlEMr!ls, Srpt. ao.1On, Wednesday, The
city celebrates i, grand (ulilee over tho coa-
tHlls The atiulii,g States hnyu been tnyIle.l
tn l't* present. nnA several !tay0 notified tho
CnnInlittrt or t'iclr aceeGlnllec: Extensive
preparations aro bSlng made to .lec1ratu the
have arrived. ula tlo indications p,int to u
i,osTt'N, alass., Sept. ,so.-The Ati,l,llcs.x
G 1,nt W Ue M Hlve ,rse ersna rant n't a, co t. r ss
Grant untl ..wlfe will ln present. Otl.ur
guests will be thu Governors OF tle New lsn.
gland Slates, Memhers of ttie Cabinet, Sell
DAYTON, q, Sept. :N.--Thn lh!arsl ut MINI
ngrrs Of the National Soldiers llollla 'Ieet ut
thu payt0n llu,na t,l:lllnrrow IN transact tho
tllo Bnard rereitly appointed by Congress
9Ie 9 expected Y ha nresenl; aut, a'so t;e''.
b9tisr, 9x.rrcslaspt e , Tho llsa..? r,e v,,o,
Academy authorities aio Investigating lilo
assault ll'ntia gu Thomas Gral!aln, Of l'hi!u-
!!rp!1ia. canli.!a!H ior admission, to ,,!ti'ie t'ie
exi..th,asts ,s,a.iu iii .attaek on Miish!mnrn
FnxltatI, Parker: and ill1re others. n,Hl when
the sse9tl!! attaek %aS %.atla they ha!. pro-
! SEw fnrK, sstW. .a.-t;n1,. F, +. Dent,
commanding ut u. Augustine Floritla, I'll.
lakp llein to JackSunyjllc. viii seq tlielll
| on the steamer Western. Texas alI right.
, 1880-09-21
STATE t:t,ltIlI,S.

Robert S. 1lniMrk yesterday brought suit for
$1Un against .1rhn H. Rogers. a,gllsn Con,lcly,
nfMl Nellie Z. mt, y. t. 11ngtcy, md nnothrr for
tho sAn.e nnu,nt ag,,tnst j. S. md l., a. A,lllts.
J. u. QllTnu commenced IN Mclion fl trcspnss
ngaIHat CbHrlcs i. Gruy, claiming s5,0tD dunn
nueb.
T.. r. TuIsifar ntNl W. N. Thompson brought
Ri1tt Tor $UW ne,iIlst .tsilus Gtnitset. Nntl nn-
other for n like amount aKAinst Elizabeth.
Ilenry, and Wlllln.n ~lntcrtolr.
fIrrlnnn lrosser 1rHNti MslIlt nKnlt,at Christian
+. Keller to RECEIVER $.tWo Tur alleged slnner IN
charging him with having deserted nwlfc IN
bis chiircn by his first wru tlle Of hunger.
, 1880-09-21

SNO, Wns retefret: The lnAy-rDlts OF ttlc eli;
i:i9enr a'Ml Suptrtt'tentlent Of he Norinal
Sc!@os Tor tlsa %3"nth Of AHRHst, an'1ent!nE
u &No. wern allowed; Tho paS.,"l! 1t tho
county employees Tor the month ot SrnttMi,t. M
hcr was presented. amounting t" sonIc S5ooU
ali's rI,lettfntt;; ,lt tf,si;, A.. IT,. ,..
iayl ~ , Mt'!.ams askcM ata. ao taca rs
n"h!!et n t VS.: iats su'.s,'"n!sns!sn WIS referred
u r,e Conni4ltsso 1l4 g. -, al itacotts., vn
Ine sum tl St,t.h Wns fhtpt! 70 a. u. Sne!t
IN payment Tor the Norwood Branch toll.
foaa, purchased @ drom I'm by u TN H. equity ny
sssntn sti taihe Rg" lne voilH Tor SlvtN nl ny
Cthcasn " !Gnlnflt Stone tuillNnny. 10
WI Wl,ol't n s WIS q awarded the contract 1or laying
tile slucWh!t atnMla'i tne new Go,tft-Iiti!ses
WIS tahen w. iHG snTelins n1e !!tli1y MT.
oM"s', ~ Jour- ANGUS, t.a"ah H"1Eess a!'a d"!aes
Cltnwry .,,.,.
:. Gnm.lm,,,ss'onol cenilo on1ectcH 70 acceptlnG
nalW'n Wh'ker as contractor. whu !,ao iit,l
!.tea W ~ H.s plfs!s St,tllracts' ht,!! Iitt,
tnepi' G.,,iiiAll!tt! W uecalsEn ~ lis ueJnya NY
~. SeSsnsl, VINO S''s ctatsnlitE damages,
Jn,igc Wona saiM .,at lhe work 'nd M a..
S'nAy ethithtMGtS.tA ~ w we c1h1sNst; AM' " "As
NVL ulhstH Will ~ uIhClt HI llC uuHci5lNti III
, 1880-09-21

ENlTEn 6rATEa CtMcUiT Cnunr-JUp0E
rssaHaErT-l,aytn,t A!alleaf1r Iron Ct.lm,Any vi.
L. Whsttlcscy anIl J. ". {. f'uters. $t,U07D
EUpgH;tN r0tH1-En*rEs]luSS- Htrsh
et al. Y. u. J. l1ot,cai. 81 fG5!N.
.Iun1E G.!nY-Sitrx Mnrcfs ct nj. '. Mosea ffar-
rts ntnl N. ]. Etnrl. verdict {3x.
JulIt,E HNlTil-i.a!trse !. Hakcly v. JRn,cs
1'e,,tnly, $ll7.-t. ~. Atkins '. t;,tstay EIntt.
$isl-F. u. Willetts Y. Aiicllnol and Martin e.
CurlEnn. verdict s;;Jlfls, ind mutton for ntw
trial. ........
C.Hcrir CouRr- CONFESSIONS - Harriet Il.
EulisiMntnn V. ThOnRs n. CnnstnutiHr, $:..j.i,.-
t'htrlck 9hcahNn y. Edwin Walker. $sGII II.S..-E.
II. Cannon V. Ailmrt &. Lane. N.tss.'U.
, 1880-09-21
MEETINGS,

I'VE elN!" """t! '"'' '",steNts %"o"
Blue lsian.l uyenue and FsIgh.ee,,th street. Tho
nttrudu,,rc vaa 1uruu mn, ,u,,,.h enth,,s,us was
1nnnlfcstcd '
Its own delegates to tne Senatorial Convention,
and tho President was empowered In nuke tho
Resolutions wpre adapted Tint tho judges Of
primaries bp selected fro1u nlAcs furnished by
fhc s.lt,b-nnc uamn frnn .ar1, ym}nr nr,-
.,no. n u ,", ,,',,tc,, a.,.,n,., M ,n l., ,,,,
Gnc!,1'nu '!lnt ,Iot'ee "n''uHt oo E!suh ~ t"n
hnEl'sh ana Two iore'an ln'lers OF tl!o 'ate ma
thn ,recttpry
Mr.: i. l.. I9yne WIS then fntrod,ic.A! 10 tho
tncetlpg by President HUT. anu ntade MI nd"
df,!*. ,,,,,,-
speaker. Ho excused li!marlf iron my Lengthy
Tcmnrkn ewing to ltio !ntrncss IT The ,ntr, y
being ncnr1y to c'chfck 1io cns1iln..l himself
the sDulh by, tho tcnchlnR praetIecl III THO
achonls md eullc3es a,y hleat,s nf lnHss which
1nisrcnrescnted tlls net.n the North md thoso
ilo quotca from, tic lic.1ei sci"o! honxs
sna katd t,9 ths q, aanse; wns Kreat tl'at A. 4:
pt pas% e M"f tn sAs "ss is e9ffss II ss VT st t
sfs noS tsus II w tho 44ts !hf .nf IT, !'tis ] s
prct,tfic Tint tic sober seisso at tho nropIs
Wnul cotnu 10 tho r"sctin in Nnve,btr md
nrr;ction. 'rhser Ct.curs wGro sivGu iur Atr
Al.trlch ut tho cIusc, when tho meeting at!.
Jourlud.
Tho pomocru,t,, ronvrcsslf,,,ui r"nm,ttcc of
M, sn,a ,.trtc, ,""t Ms n,,,,'a a".s y,
Im ~ u,,n NV ss"s .n,.,. sS assssoeh ,sos,s ny, "
clock, and Patrick Ilcnry trIoolo rail ti,e