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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06

Extra! ExtraI! Extra:!!
 TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY.
 75 dog. child's fancy cotton hose, fall col ors, 5c.. per pair value for 15c pair, at Brown, Bolton & Go. $ to-day.
 Mems overcoats from $5. 50 to $50, at 234 Chapel street CHARLES A. PRATT, Agt.
 I have just received a fine lot of poultry, turkeys. ducks and chickens, which will sell for 16 to IS cents pound also choice lot of beef that will suit the most particular, at prices that defy competition. Caulifiower, celery, lettuce, etc., in abundance. Call at No. 80 Crown and you will be sure to get suited GLosoN HALL.
 Youths overcoats, boys overcoats, child ren's overcoats, the newest styles, best goods and lowest prices at 234 Chapel street. CHARLES A. PRATT, Agt-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06

Mems overcoats from $550 to $50, at 234 Chapel street. CHARLES A. PRATT, Agt.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06
CIoakings and Ulster Cloths.

10 pieces 6-4 all wool Ulster Cloths, magnificent goods $1 22 per yard. S5 pieces GA Waterproof Cloths, all shades 55c per yard. .. 200 pairs 10-4 Wool Blankets superior quality, s2 and s.
 California Mission Blankets, only $6.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06
SPECIAL IN LACES.
Collars.

Ladies' three ply All Linen, superior quality at 5c each.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06
Ladies, Take Notice.

400 dozen Ladies' All Wool Felt Skirts in Black, Navy Blue and Brown, beautifully embossed, 39c, 1 tual value of same 75c.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.

26 pieces Roxbury 't Brusses,n goods desirable patterns, $1-10. All regular dealers ask $1. .25.
 Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs. Druggets, Window Shades, Stair Rods, Cornices &c.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06

In each department one or more lines of goods have been selected and marked down below cost. This is an opportunity seldom offered. All close buy CTS should avail tn emseyes of it at The sup ply will are afraid fail to satisfy the demand, and our advice to you is to early in the week possible, thereby assuring yourselves of selection from each department.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06

You can print almost anything on it. but the wise and close buyer is not deceived by claptrap of this sort. They know that Frank talks reason onIy dis courses sound logic and therefore they read his ad vertisement with care and go and buy his goods. k For the last years Frank has made it point to have an idea what an enormous advantage this gives him over any of his competitors; in fact he buys from IS to 25 per cent. cheaper than most anybody else Besides he occupies his own store in Franks Building and has rent to pay while neighbors saded with store rents ali the way from $l 300 to $S,000. Frank can afford to sell cheap.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-06
CrOcke1y, Glass Ware, &c.

barrels Tumblers extra quality. soc per dozen, real value 50c per dozen.
 Allcocks Porcelain Breakfast Plates quality of goods, S5c per dozen.
 Silver Plated Dinner Knives, $2 95 per dozen. Be sure and call early.
, 1880-03-09

Dy tho way, WIN IL Bon Dutlcrs llrs1
chntce2
Want Of timo was tho ony thing TINT pro-
vented Cen. Logan fson giving tho Porter CUES
tho oyoFhauling 1t really desuryel.
Tho bill to prohibit p!gconsllootIng IN
lfhodo island has becotuo Inv. aud horeat'es M
the lives of people In Connecticut will HOT IN
endangered by reckless spostnlcn.
Most people were on Senator l.ogan's sue
in the toTtor matsos, but oven tho lnoat hafdcnssl
of hts admirers should drop silent tour Tor tao
English language which ho loft shattered 10 mn
wake. = -
rho Roy. Henry Ward I'ceohcrt III MS
sermon Inst sunday, satd. "Whon church
FREQ Of debt It bcgins to dio," 1t this I'd eo' w
hnve no four for tho gunernl health oi LEU
churches.
An experienced Chicago mRtron. "l1os8
aklll Ia attestcd by tho fact TINT sho has success
fully marrlukl p4 &hEue daughters, says taas =
young man In tho pasloE u worth two at tn7
front gate.
Ever since Con. Grant dlsgEaoed himself III
aprtvate box Ut the thaatre at Aadsld aftcr
dinner party ho has aduptcd tho plat. Ut to!at
HbslAnncc+ lta waa told. when propat1ns lof
his trip to India, that his llfo tlepondcd upon
abstiaeuce, ~ indulgence IN that hot clima'e
would bo fatal He Raoptod tho advice, ana
ands 1t 80 aa1utary that ho still aahaEos !" ~
, 1880-03-09

M.AYoT1fA1sn1soN did wise thing ut tho
suggestion of THE TmnuNE lit clearing
South Wnler street. Yesterday morning
some 100 losls Of rubbish were carted away
from TINT thorougAfarc. Liko Samuel j.
Tf'ttci, lls Honor hns u monumental
grievance" HON. Carriers III aguillst
uao South Winter street commissions
men, and ho proposes to sct
even with them for raising monumental
bHsts OF vnrlous tlcntl animals md decaylng
vegetables to slo Him mock honor. lie Is rt-
ported to haye determined OIL enforcing tllu
ordinance requiring the sidewalks tu bu kent
clcar, and 10 hive urged Oil tho IIealth-I1l-
spcctors Increased ytgilancu IN ftrrettng out
any yiolHti0n Of the health ordinance BY tllo
con'mlssloa-sl'el: The Mayor In not strictly
enforcing tho heattl. laws heretofore has
been re's,Lss III Ills duty, mid should mt du W
now through motives OF revenge, but on the
higher ground Of that which he OWES to thu
public MS their servant.
, 1880-03-09

FURTHER investigation Of tho crnclttcs to
animals that llnve been practtced Mt the
Stock-Ynrsls md slaughter. .ltotlscs Indicates
that Gov. Cull0m must Share tho responsible
tty for their tolerance. When tho Lcgtslat-
ttre appropriated Aalnry for tho support Of
Stnte Agent Mt tho Stnck- Yards, tho irltcn.
tfon WAS to relieve thu Illinois Humane So
cfety Of t1le expense. arld at tho Balno tmo
carry forward tho prevention of cruelty to
animals which that SocIcty Ind innuguratetl.
Tho ol'ylons way to realtze tic Legislative
pllrposU ,vas to consult tho Humane Society
as to tho selection md appointment Of 4
proper person to this position. When State
Agent Mcdonald retired, the Humane S,,-
clcty askc'l TINT no one be appointed without
Its approval. and subsequently filed n formal
application for the appointment ut tho Socie-
ty's city agent, who ltal demonstrated lis
fitness atl capncity for tllo work required.
It seems tint Gov. Cul1om Ignored this nppli-
cation altogether, md appointed tho man
AlarQuart, WIN ltas permitted al1 the outrages
that llave been exposed III TtlE TnruuNE
without entering single protesto reporting
q singlu ct.se for prosecution. Gov. Cultom
ASSUMED serious responsibility fl acting III
depentlently OF tho Humane Society. Thu
position of State Agent it tile Stock Yards Is
III 10 sense political or personal perQuisit;
Its primary object Is to secure humn,,e treat
ment Of the dumb brntes brought there for
slaughter, md no one nlnn nor nny set Of
men is SO ablc to Judge Of the fitness Of MI
Incumbent Of that olIlco Ms the gentlemen
who compose the Society for tho Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals, mil who are act,latcd
solely By t!rsclElsl,, unparisalh and llllmauo
motives. The only atoncment which Gov.
Cullom can make for his error IL to remove
tho present State Agent ut once, and fiji tho
placc with man who sllnll feel that lte Is
responsible to tile Humane Society rs well ~
the Governor, mid that Ills conduct will bo
strictly watched. Unless this shall be done
at ollcc. tic Humane Society will appoint nm
ngcnt Of Its own, and raise subscription for
the payment Of Ills salary, In which caso tho
Governor will be in the position Of squantler-
Ing 81, zoo year Of the public money for tho
support Of some personal retafner In sine
nurH,
, 1880-03-09

SENATOR BArAnD tried yesterday to ar,-
swer The argument made by Senator Carpcn-
ter Saturday oil tho Fitz John Porter cnse.
lilo said that by the ll5t,, Article OF War, ant,
BY tlle net Of President Hayes In convcnlng
that tribunal, tho Court Of Inquiry WIS
Justified In taking up the case and was
netting within the lnws and the Constitution,
Senator l'ayard nccdlesly ntltlul t,at wuro
tle President lie would pardon Porter. This
might have been expected FROM one Of Ills
secession procltyltlcs, but it Is hot very
probable TINT lle will soon have the oppor-
tunity to dispense parlons.
, 1880-03-09


's'ar'5 S""'Wn'oo. s',co spccte-paylae1lss
~efc resumed IN ls's tho notes ayc ceastsl to
w 'esat-lelluef. FRANCE mas SaultM',lO},
~ a~'a,nn' tslo ssnooo'oo. anu sWit2cs1an'l s"
ov'ou III 1"'l 'eeal-te,'tlef s''VeF' "h'ch sap-
p'!ss 1ao ".he ot leRal'1en"or PAPER
ia, y, H. .ne lcsa!'te',"ef palef1h eltcnlat'oh
III tao o!atcs mentioned III our ltst, TINT ts-
81, t,ss.as 10 o.'t. ~, , os"tes, W Ausa'', ofa.
-, ,,nt n,,s n w.. ~ e,ea ~ oan "l
nrnr,o,,t nanor. ~ ~ A.. o,he. ,si ~ wv
n,nor 10 iss,,a.t H.. ,,a,,,,s ",,, ..e.,e ,a"",
tc,,,l.r 10 law, - 'A'"' '1 A''""0 ''e"''
,vo s,,,,,,,,t ..,,. ,,.,. ,,, a,.xn A..
,,,voootna ~ the .,a.Sa,,o.,.,..s' 20 :" s'''
hocra IN M, ,a,,.,.s, :. ,,.,, ~ a.a ~ ~. s.
an ~ .,,a"n Is - W 1cel e',sst ~
tnm,,orN.,o,taa,,ta' 'as 81, ~ , ls."
Whcravor tora T. 81 o spo,o,a,t so.u I.u ,.n,
trn,lor at,vor - oa,,,,;o,, ~ ~ ea,,, ~
,e9,c,cncv "a s,r,,,,oI H., ,,a,, ~
nn,wr mo,lo ,ora, ,.,on,1or | H., l,n, ~
The scnn,1tnav,,r % a sta,os ,a.o @ ,,on,ono,traa
silver, onI hovo snnn,,cJ tho ,,o,;",o,'n' S" ~,
the tssuo of 1cpat.tnnd"r hort.nonar ,rharo
n,nv hn, anna o,rn,i ,1,scron.,,nins hot,aan,,
thu an,ounta ~ ,,o,,r tss,o,, n, t,,ot ,,,,,,a,'
ia mt down ~ inrnj. j.,o,Go- h,t .,,,a J., ',va
tn thc tf,,Ycront ,,o,ns ,,so ~, .,o
ajvrn. Tho m, ro,natn. t,o..o,,nr H.. thaso
il mn Goycrnnent of onv consco,nnco , ,vhfc,, ,1'
conflncs or iimt,s tts lcpal.tcn.lcr n'onsv , ~
gold. ]yhcrcvnr ti1a anli, ID not % s,n,,,o. ~
mcntrd hv n s,,n,,,v ~ mi tce,l.to,t,ar .i1-
yer, then thrro is m Iasno ~ iaeo,'touJnr
nnncr. - wa '~7"' >~''AsA
A. e,,ro..u,, o,,o., IT.. ~
,a a,.ss.ss ] .,' ',1'. Ma... t,!a nls oaehete
,,rnsa ,,.".ast ~ to ~, ~" 1vih i 1'osIon
n1.sss %s'tss suo sv1.n'a'.iise u our
H. t1n,toI c. s,a." uetsI u.es sy,
,,.,,,,, :. ~ ~ ~ poes
tis. ~ na,;r.,a ,.t1 ~ ~" ,us, .so'o' 11lo
nt,,ar , ~ ,hnm ooi,, "s !" ..e uei e'., ~ as".cs
hansiva t,,oe u a,,n,s m ,ha 17n,.a az p
s."s lse"o"' t''"t!l uo o4lllc" oIa1es
, 1880-03-09
LEuhLTENDER PAPER.

Ono Of tho fayUrIt arguments employed In
behalf of the sclemo to tpmoMctizo tho
grccnbacks uf this country and 10 tlemone-
tize silver, md have gold tho exclusive lcgal-
tender money of the United Stutes, is tllat we
must Ito rs tho other commercial llhti0us OF
tic world do, or wo must suffer accordingly.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has repeatedly
pointed out to thess goh[1tes that England
has legnl-tender paper currency, which tn
aofes her to dcnlDnctlze silver, md that With
out t'Ils lrgal.tender ,nper sllc could not
malnta1n spccit-payments. This piper hns
nlso pointed out t]'at France, having her goll
currency supplemented by legal-tenter silver,
suffers 10 financial pantcs. We now PROPOSE
to ensargo tslis exhibit by state
nlent Ut tho fcgnl-tender money III
circulation III soyera! States Of Europe
nilI Amerlea,-prcnfsIng, however, tint our
lahlc. eortyct so far as 1t goes, lIas yet to bo
enlarged by tho addition Of othcr Suites con-
corning wl1ici. our information liz not ret
complete III its details. In tho nu,,tnl re-
port OF the lion. II. e. l,arcI,nrd, Director of
tls' Mint Of the United States, pagu 1871, Is
Efratl Il statement OF tic money circulation
0f tWenty-four nations; It contains a specific
statement Of tho amounts Ut tho pupcr money
III circulation, OF tho gold coin, md also of
thc silver coin, md tho distinction between
full legal-tcndcr md limited legal.tenler
silver being pointed out. This table, how
over, In giving the amount OF tho paper
nolley In circulation, does not distinguish
t!mt which by law Is legal-tcn'leg and TINT
which IS hot. In tho following table we
follow nio figures Of the Director Of the Mint,
, 1880-03-09

6osE newspapers ASSert that Gen. Grant
vetoed Loga1's bit for the equalization of
soldiers bountlcs, Tho bill involved loss of
about 1a5 millions to tho tnxrnycra Of this co,ln-
try. Other newspapers denpunce ns a forgery
whnt rurports to bo tip yeto-mcssngo which
drAnt hntl prepared to launch Hgninst Logln'B q
bill and crush 1t. The facts are these:
which was not sent to Coil9ress, becn,isc tho iii
S1ls Killed by otilor means. Tho House rcft,sel
to alopt Il senate an!cn4mont, md Il conference
liouSo Committee agreoa to rcceds f frS ts It's
disagreement. and that. report was adopted By
tao liotso. hut when BIZ. Lo9nn, on tho pArt
WINS ibid on tho tnblr. some Of tho fr!cns Of the
measure ne Hoi:is ont Or thotr sents wns during
third Congress. Thor0 was tho usual rush n,id
hurry As bnth Houses bud ,pusscd THO bill Just
" M # stooi at THIS point, Mr. lngan believed lint
sat b u @ ea S arSt ais so ' h as
eomo to tho Capitol with the veto nie*snRo pre-
nnrci !,n, he1d that legislation And MT beou co.
lcs',lfy before him. For this reason he did not
launch tho xotn that he had on tho why's rondy
to lot alip. These aro the fncts.
This IL tho voto-tncssaxo as ho wrote It:
House bill No. A3lt IL herewith returned With
out my arnroyal, for tho resls1ns-
liuuse Bill No: -ls herewith returned With
out Tx M approval, for the reasons:
i1FRo sum Of money ut Il tftnc whom tho roycnue
Ia Insufficient for current wHnts.
~, L. 90 not hsloye tAt any considerable. por-
bcncilctnrIcs OF this appropriation lro nppit-
ttlts f0r t. hut rnthor # wnuti result moro IN
i1casaro ,1,, i.n far the BE- relief Of ea.gcnts and mid
The .pass!!go Of thls bii ut this tmG; Is inoou.
aa.t t ~ te ,9 ea,Tv s@H of no de-
WAS1ttN0ToN, MnrGh d 18s5,
, 1880-03-09

A BILL 1lns been introduced into ConGrcys
by tho Committee oil Manufactures which
should receive tho Immediate, cordial, and
unanimous support of NIL members who arc
opposed 10 fraud md who haye any regard
for tho sanitary condition Of the American
people. Its purpose Is To prevent tho snle of
ndultcratcd food III tho District OF Columbia
mt the Territories, the importation thereof
from foreign countries, nttl It's trnnsportl-
ton from ono State 10 another, These terms
seem 10 cover the Jurisdiction of thu Gencral
Government, and, 1t strictly enforced, they
would 90 far toward suppressing general
trattio in impure md poisonous articles. At
NIL events, tho successful operation Of gen.
crnl law Of this kind would reduce the n,nnl,-
facture nisi snla of atlultcrnted fnod III every
caso to contracted territory, and thus el,-
able tho Stuto alltl local Governments to sup.
prcss It.
The report 1nade by the Committee w},,ct,
proposed tho bill contained startling evidence
Of the utter Indifference to life and l,ea!tl,
which Is shown by the manufacturers a.nl
dealers. Out OF xix packages Of eoilee
bought Up lIaphazartl In baltimore, It was
discovered TINT more tiia1l huff Of the beans
were artiiEclally colored with poisonous dye.
a lnrge proportion ut lrussia1i blue WIZ
found III q microscopic examination of ten,
a1ld IN s0tlle Of It but faint suspicion OF
tca-tinst to give It tho reauistt otl0r. Chloride
ot tin Is q common poison used In tho a.lul-
toratEon Of shg1rs ami slrnps. 1t IL esti.
mated TINT o., ,0o0, 700 pounds Of oIeontargarlne
wero natle III tl,ls country in 1878, which
almost Invariably contained living organisms
and TIM unrIns NJ .1tsnnx, Nnn r1v II llo,,n..
, 1880-03-09

anu tcr''aps :ovoral soutborn States. I'm, :,
.orees % al,' mako mn aggressive campue,. 1's ~
Wonhl nclisef MIS- ntAt speech immc,1n,r," 49,. 90
hts nomination. and his last ono n i,','.y nfter
Cincinnati, nr Now York m tho snt,r,,".'
preceding the clcutaon. On suntny hc .a.,, nRat
to church: nj, Mnnlay travel hmm r., sm "a"' ~
OFT Tltcsny nttcn1 TIM ctcctIon unl .s"''a' ',,.o
atrn!Kht Republican Ticket; then rc,,,,, 's mo
dwelling ani tho tstfn of his rn,ul]y mr., :" n,s
tho result with camrcss md con.st!cncc smat Nv
which u nlancs style Of doing tj,lua. ~. ~ M
IL no -hearfcdncss Or irresnlution r., ,,
method Of fighting n political buttlc !" als
, 1880-03-09
THE PAPER TARrFF.

The decision by Appraiser Iram, of thfs
port, that Imported prlntlng-papcr must m,
duty Ut Ri per cent MI vn1orcm, instead OF
20 per cent rs written in tho law, Is one ol
tic fashionable oilicint devices to punish
trntie as 4 crime 80 common among revenue
officers. We print Mr.. Ham's explanation Of
his rulings, mid VIC cannot but say That tho
grounds Of Ills decision arc frivolous II, the
extreme. The law provides tho following
scale of duties Under the general head 81
paper:
,Inpsr and n,anutacturrs Of Isr cent.
1'hSrnss ht,sr4 '''u p"por ior screens or hrc- as
Paper, pnptcr 1nacht, manufactures. nrticies "
and wArss r. rot otherwise provided for. 1d
papnrs excHsivciy. .vo"s ~. "o" N
t,rl,,ting' sizG Or glued. n
trhnt !. .,,a to,,s ,1,,.s ,'.'. ..
r,,,as t,,n, III ~, ,n'>oa ,s,,,a' w. t :,
,y,,othar s,.od n,,,p., ~ '', '..,., ".., .s. =
crorro,t a. ,,or eo',, h,na,,a" ' ~, '.ss W
nf,or ho1o ,,,,rto, ,n,,. ,,a .",a, 49, ~ Hs.'
,,,,s ~. - ".s .'' ,,,,"' v."ei
..,,,,o s,r,,,. "n. "o , ~ nus
~, ,r,,,,,s p ~ w s. ~ 80 m."ps
a,n, ,ho ',rat:a. n. W. .ss" ~ :, A ~ k''cs
~ ~, l,o,,a ,,tat ~ a.,.a 49, ~ ~ "".a ~
vn,o,. .,o,,as,;a ,,aaa IT,ss, y. NV ~. ns y,
In claims t,,at IN .,no ,os.....,a sa' .oIt
na,nr nn ,r,,,,, % tlo 'a, y. s's ~
a,,, os ,,or on,,t "".s VI ~
,xi,, a,,,,, ~ ~ ,,a. 49,, M "0s ~ ~ .. ~
w. ,s, s. ~ ~ ~. ee'r, t,, "''4 W tn'o i"1o
tas,,. ~. sIu 1I.. o"ts ~ r"poa "a.S en-
H. 49,. g. ~ a ',,s ."oso n. ~. M m'iAsu ~
tho % i,rts,,,tio, ~ t,,a "o' '"a ni''''aa
ths pnrt ~ r,o".a ~ ~ 1,,,.,.'. .u''e1,os ~. u
,non.,, ~ ",,,nt,,asa,., ~ Ss"so' Du,4k wv Itsl
nnrtaa ] fraa, Gnn"''" pe !. ,s . 1ccli l.ls
p,saara @ .,,a,' ~ 1aa =. nn ~ na ss nus sone
",t, ta,o ." - ~ aa',. @ ht o.er 81
or, ,"r.' IT, ,,a,, oas ~ .'s's ss I'D
~" 49, ''' "es'' '''"'e'Se" ~ "a's u d"
~, Tt,a .s~ ~, .,.,a, ,,,aa.,
.nrrat..s -. T,.ssn ps'a y. ~ .o ~" ~ l''a
irtol,,~ont - 49, s,na,,ns,S,. s',t ~ , .'.'''
ses. a..e,'.e', ~ =. % pet'ci''o" u l"w.
, 1880-03-09

IN Ffnlice previous to Tho Revolution,
Whether Russian Reign Of Terror will s,lc-
cecd tho present state Of affairs will depend
largely on the ability Of the Government to
dcal with the situation II, tho proper spirit.
, 1880-03-09

TIE Cn1cAno TRIBUNE hna established hsnnch
ocos for tho ruectpt Of subscriptions nnd hdvcrtso-
nents ~ follows,
NEW YoKK-Room . 7rthttns IanildnB. T. r. Mo-
fAbDEN. MANAGER.
GLASGOW. Bcot1and-Altan's American News
Agency n ltonfeid.st
LONDON. Eng.-AmcfIcnn Exchange ~ Strand.
HENRY +. GIiLtG, Agent.
WARRINGTON. u. C.-l3ia F street.
, 1880-03-09

STANLEY MATTHEWS didn't care to como
out s1tiarofy Tor Grant In Ills Cincinnati snccch
Tho verbatim report 0f ills speech rcads M III
lpWss W. Aol'
l3y some, possibility, by sofno Influenza. IN,
soinn inp,ilso-I do not kn0w-tho Chle1lu1 ro"y1 ~
yGntion nny tako It into tholr heats to ntua1o MT,
ulyRHca T. Gr1tnt- wunty ypll t., UNDERSTAND t'"
thltg: hav1 not recommended 1t; | tuIi th"t
tuAy 10 they might 10 It. A'u lla*
, 1880-03-09

Gun Indiana dispatches foreshntlow th6
nomination BY tho Democrats Of Gen. Mau-
son for Governor OF TINT State, owing to tho
bitter rivalry Of franklin Lantlers md Lieut.
Coy. Gray, who are nlso candidates for tho
Democratic nomination.
, 1880-03-09

JOHN B. HENDERSON Is to address NJ, anti.
Grant meetins1 In st. Louis Thursdny night. Tho
st. Louis Globe calmly advtses concerted effort
OIL bchnlf af tho " boomstors" to puck the meet.
Ing and got control Of 1t. When this is dnnr tha
managers will porhaps pass resolutions Icnou,-
cling "d(otaton" ind "bulfloztng" by oppoucn,s
Of tho third term.
, 1880-03-09

INDIANA Republicans hayo tho right to be
hcnrd. They sny they can elect Il Republican to
the United states BunAta to succeed Mcdonald,
II Washbus,o, or Etl,n,lnds, Or Window, or
tl!afnu Ia noInlnatei for tho Presidency. They
sAy they cannot 10 this IN tho thiritcrn tasllo.
II lntiiAna can elect Republican, With tile
other States that aro axpcoted reasonably to rc-
placo Democrats With Republicans, such rs Con.
nectlcut al*l Now JerHcy, tho Senate will ba
ttp; and Il Republican Vtc4-pfeal4cnt would de-
cdo IN tho right aEde. Can tho Republican purity
utrOrd to throw uway this chuncpf "
, 1880-03-09

Tln Afghan war Is not yet cn,letE' Gcn.
Roberts Is preparing to renew operations with
tho opening Of the spring. lie estimates tho
force OF tho enemy ut Go,0o0 men. Such Il
force, in country like Afglaulstan, cnn
hold their own for {, considerable nertotl.
, 1880-03-09

a PATTY named s. e. 'rully, WHO owned
a hardware storo ut Bergen, n, T., anti llud
considerable reputation for wealth md IT.,
spectahillty, has hcen arrested on the cl.argo
Of having callscd the lire which did 80 much
damage III that tnwn recently,
, 1880-03-09

TIE "boomstcrs'" organs hayo Ind = o1 -,
dca 70 "ay abont tho alleged instructionS.. S.o u,
they eyl, a,e set'n',es t . N ksntasky for on. but
INK In tho Louisville Courier Jpuruut ' '''"s'
MAysylfI.E, Mnrch din the f{cp,,h,t,..
convention tc.,ny 70 sglcct tccu,stcs ia n1hty
a;s,, rssctiP tho Fo1iins gr.n Kor ,icr' ish;
Delegates sent lliEtr,iutcl Thr Il m'1a The
wlit' wcrg yory confident, arp grcatiy ce11he 1he
A. tho ilil.iro nf their p1nfls to hay" xtacl Hnsacl
county tiNlors0 tho third.turln ecllrnr'' 'lastn
, 1880-03-09

TIE Cleveland Herald hur1s II frto,t,,,
nanlo at TIE TnlnuNg md other nc,vsn,s1N. ,.ua
which opposo tho relmpos;tion Of tha o,'tp,.1s
bltHd tax for tho benefit Of Powers & Wn,.,S. Wo
man, OF Philadelphia 1t tcalls tttatn "socIai,s,s :,
They can stand anythiug mnro casiEy tbnn thot
even to being referred to M De uo.ytr's ts,"11 1
8rcsslonal lobbyists for natont rotten woa
pAremcnts ""o9
, 1880-03-09

ITS sad to acc . number of promlslns
Young polit1cians I'll Cook County bcipu pI,'.s I,., a
tho reefs by that fnso t,ctcon. .fiatt T.. ~. on
When did tho TO. over show my srneo ,,,s'.. .
Cook County polltica2 Wnsn't Its tlcknt ,m'. .a'.
hcoopcd In tho Nominating Convention i".t pa!5 saM5
aHt' two years bcforo TINT, md N lar .o., ."'
anybody cum ref1cnll'Gr7 Tho I.-O. Ian, rs ~
County pnpcr, anyhow. 1t 1totre,lIatcs cxcl"..'k.
iii tho bnckwuNls '"''ctg
, 1880-03-09

TIIHEE -i0yernors-Dolltwc!l, Clantn,
and Rice-wlll ho dolcgates-nt-lur frotn Mas.
sacht1setts to Chicago, and they arc Grnnt nleI,
-IMGal0 Commercial AtaCcrtlser.
This Ia case OF counting tho chickens before
they aro hatchcl. sevcnty-efght out Of eighty.
four delegates thus fur elected nre Instructed
HRnlnst tho third term,
, 1880-03-09

VALUABLE mineral discoveries l,nyo been
made at place callcd Rawhiie Duttes, about
l4o miles north of Cheyenne. The usual
stampede towards new discoveries lias al
ready set III.
, 1880-03-09

VINO nro the boilers md bulldozera any,
how7 Gen. GFant Bays he would have boltcd'
Dr!stow, II nominated; and Hos Conklng tries
to hnvo 1t understood Tint he will lot Nov York
20 by default II nlaine Is nominated. This isn't
"Ioynlty to tho party"
, 1880-03-09

TIE Virginia Stnte Senate ycsterslny re-
fused to pass tho Kistdlebcrg Reputation
bill over the G0ycrnors yct0. There were Il.
In favor Of reputation niltl 10 ngafnst.
, 1880-03-09

TIE rackct against the third term will
grnw llvclior and livclicr between now and tho
lotlsof MRy. Otlee-seekors who don't want TO
get hurt would bcttcr get out OF tho way.
, 1880-03-09

THE machine syndicate, hnvtng act lip tho
pins. declares that at,ybody whu knocks theI1
dnwu Ia IL toiter at,.l II hulllozer, hut that w
Of braE cunt frikhtch nnybndy.
, 1880-03-09

TIE "boomsters who packed political
Conventions In mtdwinter to forcstall tho action
Of NRtlonal Convention chilled to meet In MIDI
summer, now whine nlout "llctauon" md
bnlllozinK."
, 1880-03-09

Tlle authorities for thcsN statements Of tho
amount of legnl-ten.ier paper money in these
countries aro as follows: United States,
debt statement; .urcat Britain, weekly re-
port Bank IT England; Sweden, American
ALMANAC, 1s70, page 2Ea; Norway, Report OF
Silver Commission, pnge Bis; Denmark, lte.
part Ut Silver CU,nlnlssluu, page l00; AIS
tria, Silver Commission, page ia; Italy, S!l-
vor Commission, paEe 24s; Russia. United
States Mint Report, pagp 10l; Peru. Silver
Commission, page III; Brazil, sanle, 13s;
cas,atla, REPORT Ut United Stutes Mint, ls7D,
page 10; Japan. lscpurt I'll Foreign Nclasions,
1s7G. page SSU; Turkey, estin,ated.
During the war between France md Ger
nIany the note3 OF the Da4k Vt France were