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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
To the Board Of Supervisors Of La
Sale Co.. State Of Illinois:

The undersigned property owners and residents OF the
towns Rutland and Dayton twenty Of the petitioners re-
siding In each Of said respectfully request that your
honorable body township. the boundaries OF
hch shall the the boundaries VI congressional
asp thirty north, range four east OF the third
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
CITY Council Talk,

The official minutes will be found elsewhere.
Marshal's report for June: Arrests, SO; fines
imposed, S9S collected, so; worked out on
roads, ST. served out in jail 50; secured by a
watch, SIS.
THE COMMITTEES.
Forty liquor licenses granted, with more to
follow.
Griffith SAID the fire dam in Shabbona square
was nuisance, of no use for Are purposes and
the people want it taken down; if put 40 feet
further down the creek 1t might be of some use (;
as il is, it floods the eulyeIt. His committee were
authorized to remove the dam. Hollecker want
ed new one built 10 feet below. Logan said
that unless a pool four or five feet deep could be
made so that the sand could be kept out of the
engine it would N ueEse than useless, since the
sand pumped into the engine would ruin it in an
hour The matter was referred.
Perkins said Al. Alderman, who is now run
ming feed yard opposite the City Hall, would
pay SO year for the use OF the water from the
city we'll. AS Ackernap is member of the fire
department, and rs tie use Of the water would
not interfere with anything he ought TO have it.
Logan said it's use by outsiders did interfere with
the work of the department; that the waters
force so reported By Hall, was not as strong as
it should be for ws.lsng hose. Perkins thought
the engineer could easily shut off the Degens'
pipe. Logan: He has shut it of, but by the
time he got back to the Hall they've had it turned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
Anusenents.
TONY DESlER.

The Tony Denier Elumpty Dumpty party gave
a very good entertainment at the Opera House
last Friday night to good audience.
Prof. Seacer has been at work during the past
three weeks training u chorus Of 100 or more
children. The first public result of his work were
the choruses on Monday, which were very at
tractive part of the programme On last Thurs
day night the company Of singers gave concert
under his direction, which was largely attended.
Though we had not the pleasure of seeing II, the
audience pronounce it most enjoyable affair,
and that the Professor has done some very good
work, having presented fine chorus and devel-
oped some good solo voices.
The Sells Brothers circus and menagcric will
strike Ottawa during the first week In August
5th The Bingham, y. Y Republican, says; THAT
they really have all the wonderful and varied
features they announce does not admit Of doubt.
Their menagere is a monster affair, containing
a most complete collection Of wild beasts and
birds; their circus is led by the renowned bare
back champion equestrian, James Robinson,
which is enough to say in that regard, and
among their various possessions will be found
two full-grown, living hippopatomi, the only
pair ever imported a large herd Of elephants; a
stupendous arctic aquarium OF sea lions and ap-
phibious polar marvcls; a drove Of six perform
ing Colorado cattle; a two-horned, hairy rhinoc-
eros, which tremendous brute, il will be remem-
bered, nearly demolished locomotive at Pitts
burgh, Pa the only Willis Cobb miniature cir
Gus; King Sarbros royal japanese circus, and
the genuine electric light and motor, which is
exhibited both afternoon and evening"" &c, &c.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
FIRE. Press, Streator: "a company Of business
men of this city has bought the Oriental Hal!
property, the papers being signed and the first
payment made Wednesday. They expect to fix
it up and greatly improve it. The stage will be
raised and enlarged, new scenery put IN, windows
cut through the east wall to improve the venti-
laton, and other changes made that are not yet
positively decided upon. The new scenery is al
ready ordered. Mr.. Lukins, who is one OF the
purchasers, will retain the management"
y. Y. Herald cablegram, July Cd: THE great
musical event OF the week has been the Triennial
Handel Festival at the Crystal Pa.ace. There
vers ten thousand voices and four hundred in
struments, including ninety-two first viollns.
Sir Michael Costa conducted. The singers in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
HOME MATTERS.


FLOUR. Smith & Dawell, millers Of this city
assisted in making credtabe flour exhibit fol
Illinois, at the millers' show, Cincinnati.
CLARK,-Aurora Beacon: Prof Thos. II. Clark
has gone to the state of Maine to spend the sum
mer. Maine is the Professors native state.
JUDp.-E. j. Judd, a graduate Of Judge FL
dredge's law Office, left this city on Thursday.
He will spend few weeks in Chicago, after
which he will locate in Colorado. Success to
MIN.
SEELEY-Will Sceley, Nashville, spent the
Fourth in Ottawa. His eyes are improving
greatly.
DYER.-Ralph Dyer has gone to Nebraska for
o few weeks.
sHoBERT.-Charley Shobert, Racine, Wis, was
in Ottawa on Monday.
sQUIREs-Mr. w. II. squres, for some years
with Bowman, has gone west with his family
to Council Bluffs. Success to him. His place
is filed by John Buell., Michigander.
n. YoRK.-Mrs. W. Hull and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Sherwood started for New York state on We'd
Reeday to spend the summer with friends and
relatives, Mrs. Hull at Adams; the Sherwoods
at Poughkeepsie, New York, &c.
HATHEwAY-E. P. Hathaway, University OF
Michigan, came home Saturday.
HOME.--Miss Anna Lynch and Miss Cheever
have returned home from New England.
CHAPMAN.-Leut J. r. Chapman has been as.
signed to the 22d regiment of infantry regulars.
lie will be located at Fort Gibson in the Indian
Territory; regimental headquarters, Fort Clark,
Texas. He reports for duty Sept. 90.
KAUFMAN.-Will. Kaufman went down to his
home, Milton, Ind for few days, this summer,
and while there turned out at shooting match.
He succeeded in making the handsome score OF
o. This SO pleased his friends that on yester-
day he received from them beautiful gold
badge, with his achievement engraved thereon
It is a pin with medal pendant supported by
crossed chains.
OCoNNoR-Frank O'Connor, Norfolk, Va.
has been for the past few days the guest of Z. j
Wall. He has made anumber of telling demo
cratic speeches in the neighborhoOd of late.
NcARrHUR-Miss Maggie Macarthur, Aurora
and Philo Hard, Chicago, were this week the
guests OF Dr. and Mrs Macarthur.
THoRNE.-Wm. Thorne, of Henry G. Cotton's
drug store, Chicago, made his old friends here q
I visit this week.
= RUGGABER.-Joseph Ruggsber and wife, form
er residents, now of Racine, Wis, spent the
Fourth with friends and relatives in Ottawa.-L
Pattailot, of the same city, was also in town this
week.
EAsT.-Mr. F, L. Fiske and family will 60 east
for a summer jaunt next week. Mr. Jas. Mil.
ligan, jr., of the house of Fiske & BEEN, went to
Massachusetts, this week for short visit.
WEBsTER.-Mr. Carl Webster, a graduate OF
Normal, and young man Of great promise, has
been appointed assistant teacher in our Town
ship High School in place of j. A. Holmes. Mr..
Webster comes well recommended, and the cit-
zens of Ottawa will be glad to welcome him to
the society of our city. While in the city he was
the guest Of his friend, G. NJ. Leland.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10

cluded Patti, Albani, Mrs. Osgood, Nine. Lem
mems. sherlngtoH, Mr.. Lloyd, Mr. Mas, Mr..
santley, and many others. More than twenty
thousand people day were present at the fest!-
val. "Mefstofele" will be the novelty of the
next American season. The London Figaro pub
fishes list of singers for the transatlantic sea-
son, including Gerster, Rose, Hauk, Lehman
and the great contrato, Tremelli; tenors, Cam
panini, Canddus, Frapolli; BASES, Galassi, Pan
taleone, Del Puentc and Monti. Negotiations
with Nilsson are still pending. II she goes prob
ably Gerster and Hauk will refuse; but the ar
rangements are yet by no means complete"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10

The La Sale Democrat don't always make a
bungle of 1t, but sometimes talks as If the edi
tors head was level. The following is emf
nently correct:
The friends of j. r. Shaver. Esq, are very
anxious to have him consent to allow his name
to be presented before the Democratic conven.
ton for the legislature. Mr.. Shaver is life
long Democrat, a popular gentleman and il
nominated and elected would fill the bill cred
itably to all classes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at the regular meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors of La Sale county Hiss to be held IN
September ss at ottawa Ills petition will be presented
accordance with the statute asking said Board Of Suler
visors TO create township from the towns of Dayton
and Rutland such town 10 embrace Congressional
Township No Thirty -four Range Four East Of the Third
Principal Meridian. JESSE GltONE.
Dated Ottawa, H.. July 3, 1880 juylO3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
CHAPTER TX.

About 20 arrests were made, generally plain
drunks," who were released as soon as sobered.
One small fight occurred on the west side, tie
combatants being promptly arrested. No extra
police were hired, yet all disorders, however
slight, and they were very few, were promptly
qseed. The police certainly deserve great cred
it, and showed unity and discipline most COM
mcndable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10

Emile Horn, on Thursday. was injured In the
head by careless shooting by boys In the neigh
borhood OF the Gay carriage shop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
SOLE AGENCY IN OTTAWA,
OSMAN g. HAPEMAN.
kENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

J. =. ]. I
Il sure 70 spAvins. Spints &c. 10 re
HUyes all unnatural enlargeuents. DOES
r NOT BLISTER. Has no equal tor Any lame
Oh beast man u has cured hiPloint
~. ylsmeHss in a person who had suffered ID yrs
Ni Also cured rheumatism, cOrns, irusl -bites or
any bruises cur or lamebess. IL has no equal
for any blemsh On horses. send for llustrA-
tted circular giving POSITIVE PROOF. Price
o. ALL DRUGGISTS have 10 get u for you Df. IL
Kendall & CO. ProprictOrs EnOehurgh fsH, Ner1n'snt
Van Setback, Stevenson Co., Agents, W Lake street
Chicago. III. hONIo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
The Ottawa Free Trader,

No citizen of La SallecOunty In making up his
list of newspapers for the campaign, should omit TO In
clude in OTTAWA FEER TRADER 1t Is the oldest pa
per published in the county is the largest gives the most
reading matter and with exception. Is the only paper
in the county all the reading matter Of which prepared or
selected home and with careful ard studious reference
10 the wants OF its Subscribers In this re-
spect no paper in the world prints so much matter
adapted the Of "a Sale county READERS 1t tells
you all that happens in the county worthy Of newspaper
mention the crimes casualties, social events and popular
gatherings movements and resolves II gives you the pro
cecdngs the supervisors of all the courts and all that
transpres the public Offices Of city county ana II tells
you all local political movements and who and what the
candidates Office are whom TO vote for or not as you
like and who is elected and thousand and one other
things that you get in other paper Besides this II
gives you well prepared weekly Of the general for
egn and inland news, home and foreign markets. political
events discussions &C. Yet doing all this. and being the
largest paper in the county and having the largest circna
ton It costs run Cents year less than most other papers
in the county, It's subscription price being but = 90
year in advance. In short, voter taxpayer or house
holder in Tire county discharge all the duties ofhoneet
citizenship who'd not regularly read the OTTAWA FREE
TRADER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-10
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Ottawa Tile Go.

Are prepared to fiji orders for
Drain Tile of any size in quanti.
ties. Farmers and others using
Drain Tile are invited to call and
examine their stock. Pressed
Brick of best quality always on
hand: also Fire Brick. Office and
Works on Hydraulic Basin, Otta.
wa, Illinois. junssmos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-31

d Oftiit ss einem einfaden Ratnrmittsl
porbebaltem, ba beilenb gu mirten. pa ale
Runit ber Ger3te nidt 3u belfsn..in1 Stanoe
mar. Ierr s. Yeters, Cat @prinss,
NuTtin 90, 1elas, fdreibt parii6er: sd
bate einen Rnaben, Der in ieinem Dierten
Sabr einen 6uiten betan:, tpelder dronii d
purbe unb 3ulett in Nifbma iibersins.
9tahoem id peridiebene quite @erste &C.
braudt Bate, nabm i'd meine 3ufludt gu
. t. U uJu # &Sni9's Sam bu /,
8 t . r II t tb une lab 3u neiner
grSbten Greubs, bab ceiien Nnpenbuns
pcn benz idSniten @rfols besleitet mar.
SD tann baber init 5utem @euiGen . +.
gusuft 8Snie's s IN burS t
yru ft bee als bas bette Mittel bei
alien eeioen Der 2unssn, Bruit uno aeble
empfelten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-31

orselhriebenen QltsrSsren3e, BET mslaer
bic 9enFcniruns erfolat, fstlsn, nod jung
senua, UNI aub nod &orp5 &ommanoant
tpsreen gu t0nnen. Ct BAT 1912 Die
Militarfhule pon @aint Qvr abiolpirt
aus welder ct ais untsrlieutenant tn bic
Snfanterie aIntrat. 1S47 prroe er O6er.
lieutenant, 1850 5auptmann, 1855 Dor
ben Mauern SsbaRppols Bataillons6ef
(Maior) ano Sitter Der gbrenlestOn, 1868
SGsrf flisutsnant unb 1868 Sberf. SIN
benz beutl i'd. fran,6fid,n &riese pen 1870
- 1871 true itm feine Saltuns an Der
Spibe eiaes 8esments In oem Qusfaas'
sefehte bon Sc 8oursst bst paria ben
grisaesneralsrane Elm. Su ber lsbten
3sit fommantirte CT bic Is. Snfanterie.
Brigade In purts. Oils ant IS. Salt
1876 feline Grnennuns gum &ummanoeur
Der Gbrsnlesion erfclste, par In Dem Be-
trsfsnben Detrste nit anssmertt, oab CT
ntan 6sle,aoe mttsemadt BABE unb pisr'
NAL sertpunbst purbsn 1et. General 5ee
ntltammt elmer Der eeadtsfsn 6ainilisn
5ranfreihs, Don beren Usitelisosr eessn,
wdrts aud eineS ale prafstt, elm anpsrss
ais unterprafett uno elm erittes (@amiIe
sss) ats Deputirter tbatIs III, wabrs ID
tin siertes (9srmain See) gu BEN namAaf.
tslten DrefsNOren Der msoi,iu'(Asn 6atul-
tat BON paris seb5rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-31
Waaa naA benz Trienb Of an msinsr @ut

Q'ana mad benz Trieeb Of an ms'nsr Wn'
ter @rab.
! @eeen Mittas traf i'd nit Gisl au
einem Gus 1us nod Worn's suiamms1
unb wit fonntsn uns taum rsttsn por Be
frsubisen aufrssuns uno fat auiorinsli
den @aflidtett Der Birssr bstm 4nblid
Der erRen prsubi(hsn Uniform. So pa
ein Spsttafe1, Tag i'd Stnsn. Die Wornt
fee maren rein aus benz 51usaen, pb9leid
bic 5ran,olen auf brsr Jluat mad Spsps'
,urid @eileln mitsefdleppt batten. Bi'
muBten f6rmlih entipildsn, I'm los3ntom
men BON Der pabrbaft erbridsnoen Sic
btnswurbisfeit Der Burger. Wuf bem
6stmwes forlate tA 8iel aus, was ct
nun NIT Jran, Sorbate, pb beIee nod
Main, riiffebren obsr nod peiter bots
orineen tpiirbsn.
@as 3u errsiasn par, 1T errstdt, msin
ts er, tpsIterss gBasnib t6unte nur faa'
BEN. Der JeInb 1T nun einmal I'm Sau
fen unb tutrb nidt fin Fsben, bis sr ffh
pSllis 1ber tpsib. Dem fiebenben Jstnoe
mub man eplbene Bridsn uno fh lelber
an eutsm Srte Sittsn bauen, 6err Netuar.
@ua rnierem 6ron, eefa(lt ss btsr.
5rtilih laete Id uno maate Elm e'e
iitt, 70 laas. Damn atsr eeutsts Id bod
tin fuenfs parauf btu, iuis ieltfam lit
SaarttermaAtr auf bic Dauer eusnsbmen,
esnfn bic anseiaatrn 2ruppen ntdt fclsen.
Das sab Ntel NIT einem aAfel,uden
au, sIaubte aber nod elm tpenis auwarttn
5u f0nnen. Dab sr mid iitrisens eura'
ihaute, msrfte i'd an feinen @eben. DEM
er ftns BON &attrtnhtn an uno meints, Id
ioae mir bod oas 1dGne, srpbe beiratbs'
fabige Mabasn Elm fur aae Wal aus Dem
8spfs fdlasen ID iei ibr lanSe ni6t
sewa dien.
l8orifetun3 fplei.l
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Cine Mittbeiluus Der betannten
Netaurateure Softer unb Bia( i'm tribune
@ebdubs, Netp.Oort Gitp. Der 5ubr>
mann eines unierer bier in Der etact
fabrenben Baaen bate bas unslHf, feline
Sbren gu erfrieren. Dnrd bic Numen.
bun9 bes g t eatob8 SeIs murbe
er inoeb fdleunis BON ieinem 2eiben &C..
beitt. Bir baben auBerbem 9etesen.
belt sebabt, bic sliidliditen @rfo!se bura
ben @sbraud bieIes 9eilmittels bei Til.
len pcn Neuralsia gu bemerten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-31

Die
Eaaii te Treie Nrefe
erl1ctr,
~ j mut li5H,5ne bru Spnntd9t
unb tote
Q sir MI Jlbr 'ccer .$2 so filr eel
Wemafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-31

- Gin jaoiltr Dipi ilonsssneral 1T
fir,lIb IN Jrontrsi6 ernaant worben.
Wittstlt Defrets bss YrdiiOsnt.n Der fran.
3SRiden Nepublil bonn 10. b. III namli&
Der bisteriae Brigade General QeopoIo
Ses. moiaif&en @laubsns, gum Dtpllons.
general btfiresrt woresn. (3ueleih NIT
tbm madtt ba6elte @sanesmsnt aud ein
Brubr sss yra7oenten @rssy). Qecpclp
Sss ilstt ssssnwartiS I'M So. estsnsjabre,
er purbe am 4. Stat 1922 ID 8erstsim
I'M gIlab ssboren, III alio, ba ibm nod,
Fstsn Sabre ,u Der I'M iransSFiaen Gsfe
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seeue gsaaren Bel s6ram II. g.

Neue gNaaren BET 96ram II. So.
Is Stiid Satin Seitreifte uno sros
idwar5e Seibe. .r.. .s-
200 Dueeno Daaenidleifen neuefsr
Wtobe. ..n... f.-s.
1000 Stade Banb, Taacp n. einfadeS.
100 stiide Sleioerfpffe. idSnlfe Nus
tpabl ie BON einem @eidafte ausseifeut.
800 Stitf seorudte 2atpn5, ,oeroen
billiser uerfauft ale bic bi(lislten.
SO 6cllen Seaiise Bunting, etwas
gan, Neues. .....
10000 Baar Sdube uno slippers
fir Dan,en, Ssrren unb 9tnber.
Blr serrclIfanoieen unier Eager tag
lid unb pertaufen in allen departments
10 bilIis, oab mir encrme Yertdufe
er5lelen. Sdram II. 90.
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- Den neuen Gcttbarottunuel ldil=
bert Der idwei3er Teulletonilt Wpl allr:
sd babe ben Iunnel seitern (25. Je6r.)
gum eriten Male burhldritten unb mein
gincrud reiumirt ih in ben, @efuble
auBetproentlider 8efriebiauna, bab i'd
slidlid tuieoer beraustam. 9Denn man,
nit bOben waHerbidten @tieielm unb
einem Tlanelltembe ansetban, nit bsr
ourd ccmprimirte Quft setriebensn Waidi
ne .einsefabren 1T, 10 sebt es aaeroinss
aufanss gang leiolid. Den erlfen unan.
Senebmen @inorud bat man, menn man
bel Der Jog. vidledten Steue" ooer
Drudpartie" abfeisen unb burd aotb
uno ticfes 9baGer gu Tus seben mug.
!Sier tann bic Qotcmctioe nidt meiter,
lpsil oas @ewDlbe nit reiiaeu Bauu-
ildmmen vein8etaut" 1T. Die vIhlehte
Stelle". bic aus meiderem unb nadsie.
tisem Wateriale beite9t, bat ben Iedni,
Tern ciel au faaffeu aenadt. Sett lit
man Der 6ilfte Der 70 Weter, bic lie lang
it, ourd cclc1ale Auaoermauern aus
@ranit uno Cement 6err seporcen unb
Vnoe bieiss Sabres wiro oas llebel aan,
uno gar sebdnoist iein, Balb nin,mt
unS cine ;meite MaId,iue auf uno tei6r.
bert uns in ben Nnflns Ter etaentlicben
@dwitresicn. @lles ihwibt tier. Die
Nrbeiter idpiben, bic nit entblS Bten
ObertSrpern an ben Setteupdnceu cber
an ben ,Soalenlhliben" in Der Eiefe nit
5dmmern auf ibre 8oerer lhfa5cn. Der
0cfcmctiofabrer idwibt, oab ibm bic
Trcpfen auf pas ruilise Stiif grcb fal.
len, in bas er teibt. g8 Iamitt Der
nTeuerwerter", Der mt elmer 8i1e pcfl
Dnnamit an uns rorbei nab bsm @noe
bes 1unnels susett. Die 2otcmctipe
pfsift Obne lluterlab, in3miiden ertSnen
5ornTsnale, es idreien, Nnsen uno pfei
fen bic Ntbeiter, bet @efant miro in,me,
drser - uno Nues 1T pbuntaltiid 10.
benz fladerncen 9idte Der Seaampen BE
leudtet, oeren aud mir Seber cine trasen
Dieies unsemi1e ei6t sittert auf ben
blalien @siidtern, auf ben berubtel
Menidenleibern, aui Der Maldine IN,
ibrem geipenitiiden. lansen, iAmar3el
| quftreiervcir, auf ben oampfenben, fob
/ nencea Yferoen. auf ben idwar3en Sells
mdnoen, bic ben SinterSrunb ieoer De
ltalt, ieber @ruppe abssben. 9eieaan
r ale aoclpb @en3el, Der Naler ber ,,Wo
{ bernen Syclcpen". ware im Stanbe, baI
bamcnii&e Ireiten in inneriten Ginsemei
T be beS @ramitberseS in Tarben aus,u
8 briiden." r
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= auds &c. fir Wnsiiss BEL . panco at
Il 9 on tn reiHRsr Nuswabl.
l9,3,t,3W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-20
Democratic Committee Work in
Washington.
WHERE THE DOCUMENTS 60.

The democratic congressional committee are
working with vim that 1t is claimed, has not
been displayed by party managers for many
years. The work OF the committee is beiag done
CHIEFLY at the Capitol where several rooms on
the first floor are occupied. Numerous clerks
and twenty Or thirty folders are kept busy. and
another large force will be put to work in Viii
laTd'S Hall in day or two. In order to rush
forward documents into states holding elections
LII september and October, employees of the
committee are kept busy day and night. None
or the real labor OF the canvass Is done at the
headquarters On street. There the managers
have rooms, and receive reports and visitors,
and give general direction to the campaign.
Senator Wallace, chairman OF the committee.
spent two hours at the Capitol to-day, looking
fato the condition OF affairs there and proyi 1ipg
for the folding OF large lots of documents now
In the printers hands. He and Senator Whyts
yesterday let out contracts for printing many
thousands OF documents. The committee are
not concentrating their attention upon In
clara They have an eye upon Ohio, and are
sending campaign provender into Maine, and
even Vermont. 4 STAR reporter to-day visited
the several places where the democratic work
Is De1rg done, and talked with those who are
d:TetnDgit. ltwas plain that hopeful spirit ami
mates them and that the reports received by
the committee from local and state managers In
The country are encouraging. one OF the Secre-
tarieS said that from 300 to 500 letters are re.
ceiVed daily from chairmen OF state and county
that without single exception they have all
brought good news He added tnat ssuch a
thing Lao ever been known In campaign be-
tDre6