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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-23
c9NoREss.
SlvNATK.

SleNATE.
Bills were introduced TO retire small
legal tender notes; to regulate the civil
service; to prohibit federal oficeholde,s
from making or receiving political a..
easements; to pay Samuel A. Lowe
something less than $1,000 as services
as clerk of the Territorial Legislature Of
Kansas in 1856, came up and formed
the basis of somewhat heated political
debate.
The house joint resolution to adjourn
from December % to January s, was
disagreed tor to 81. A bill appro.
priating $4,000 to rebuild the Psnsa-
cola custom house passed. Mr.. Wal
lace introduced bill establishing
a uniform system Of bankruptcy.
The education bill was again debated.
Mr.. Teller's amendmet, providing that
for the first ten years the proceeds of
public lands and patents shall be paid
to the States according to the proportion
Of illiteracy, was rejected. An amend
ment by Mr.. Morgan, authorizing the
colleges established under the act of
lS82Ito establish industrial schools TO.
: women, was adopted and the bill passed
, iii to 0.
Bills and resolutions were introduced
to authorize the issue Of legal.tende,
notes of the United States upon deposi,
! of gold; to remove taxes from bank de.
D posts and checks; for the admission Of
New Mexico into the Union; to amend
the constitution by fixing the number o.
justices Of the supreme court. The bill
D extending the session of territorial legis
t latures from forty to sixty days passed.
THE HOUSE.
The fertilization appropriation bill
a passed, after an amendment appropriat
q ing 100000 for coast defenses wal
. argued at great length and rejected.
j A bill passed limiting the sessions o
: Territorial legislatures to sixty days.
The military academy bill, appro
priating $s22,1s5, was passed. Tn
consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill, appropriating $l,1s5,925, was dis
cussed, together with the foreign com
merce and carrying trade of thu
country.
II A bill was introduced declaring land
o in the Indian Territory to which tn'
. Indian title has been extinguished, ant
A which are occupied by Indians, public
q lands of the United States, subject +
\ settlement. The consular appropria
y, ton bill passed.
nj The entire day was spent in debate Of
d the refunding bill. An exciting seen
e occurred between Messrs. Weaver ant
), Sparks, who gave each other the.lie, ant
;, were with difficulty restrained from
fist-cuffs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-23

C3vacor a'illgbur.-, on recommends
ao. c. th, c.ttoracy General, declines
% s-..Sint . cosa:ui.>el TO Investigate
the H. lUE1 Or, but ill wait until the
'hlc~.3 for jens.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-23

.ho Coz. c'oc---II, c met looking
m" Ill Slid -" column folio pub
li.hSd Il PIN, LsSot, made ito frst
appssraAes 81 eur tails last week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-23

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W. II. Vernon, Spring Street, Maukato, will
supply families with WOOD at the Lowest
Prices
Dealers may be supplied in large quantities.
Write for prices. Mwo'
, 1880-10-22
Xanlf1fFtlN,


Ihceo Need not cuusa Nn1tetY In all cNsc8. II
tho ehill ~ healthy, und tas good, np,irlshiRx
lAM Allu pure ntr-tho two yrtitt essentials fur
ttnk1ilH gtAt to1l-it will pruualb1Y ulitKn,w tts
~" lcKt naturally phaIKh us til strength liz
ofeses. !uht!ng tho teGK With ytur hand in tho
!l'lfhtg !I!!ly hG trHxthen All tuy rixhluli
men, hhldlng them Htrilt9ht ny you Fut, Them.
II thu EMU ~ pretty bAd, tho lW., lexs may bu
lMlIni together, with ctltnfurtiItlU pat1llAkeH
during slet'p, rubbing theut vol before allI
nfter bndilH them. lr tho CHILL ii 1ujtv young.
i may ap kept frn standing t,il iii geet for Il
tho cEtNlke1nees whtlD tho lf.nha .Mro growing
struiEtr. q carrtagv unt! hlKt,-Ghnir artt hcjps
t1WArtls carrying tltIt tlis plAIl.
AL Tho fhsnxs ihAt hAyu beou mentioned as
curative n9cne! !es M,uy bu used na prryvutIycJ.
4 hgaithy child. without wlltllcH01ie fHai and
p1lrU Mir to breathe. II kupt iruIlt stumbling
Alid walking Whl(n tLI yntinX Aud weak Will not
have bow. ltKs. serngululIS children pru ll.ur,
lkuly Il, suffer In this why. ard those TINT nro
worry iestly. Don't tAkt prldD In ypl,r tut baby,
EAtessyu tut ts suAily !llsesc, Il4tval ut stxt,
Ht heilll. FattGn your plgsa III mitch III yuu fu.iry
hui 40 not deliberately fntlun y1uf cLIl.lrtli,
Uivo thsu ptonty of 9txtl, growing ttxai, anil
they will 30 plump enough fpr symmetry urL
not t!a' heavy fur nfs'rtAbl0 R.tltity. 1t IL III,
wonder thut tho lItto teuy l.clll ut,ler tho pavy
weight nG st,Ie tut ilttio todllnrs. such chlrei.
SHOULD not bo encouraged lu stAnu s!r walk until
they have grown strung enough to tia ", Ut thett
oNn aceortl. aud then should not be allowed se
walk too much.
, 1880-10-22
MICHIGAN.

Special Correspondence of The Eairdgo Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Oct. 1B.--An l,u,nense
audience lust night welcomed tic liuIl David
II. jerome, tIlu next Governor of sllclis,i,l,
mud Mrs. Adele IiAzlett, Of lllis.!a!c, here at
Union Hull. 'rl.uru were l,50o persons seated
nild standing In tho hall. Tile Governor
spoke first, mud occupied about MI hour dis
cusslny the business Interests involved In the
present campaign. Ills spcecl, WIS cuI,yt,,c-
III. mil llnaNsweratlc, aild eilrllcd frequent
nntl loud applause, us ie conpaital the civil
izat!0lls Of tho two sections now opposed to
each otllor, und nna uf which will certainly
control the .cstinics OF this great Nation
frUi, 1850 To 1854.
Mrs lIazlett sp0ko for two hours; md tho
novelty Ut !iStgnlllg to lAdy stu!hu.speAkGr,
S thg 6T%ut t rs9re ,,n a
lnerts. held tho autiiencu till II o'clock spell
huulMl. Thu flo.lse was we'll illcd by lnuirs
IVY M began W ss"t'ns t..ai won,eA wefa Inter;
not les ls ynte, but y0u will pcrn,tt us to
talk, for tie simple re..snn TINT experience
,ns dei:l'llstrateti tnt yua can't psuvullI It."
An incident i. llur own llfe was perl,nps tIlo
n':lr. Shu WIS unco ruling o.! II rnilroaf,
mud shortly before renclinE Eric q mai, rot
9n 9n the ttain, tnyiis t,ll NJ arl'iy-overcont::
ipossR IT, "sR'arsa tsrss ss an" eh te1r and wet S,at
tic cl'ill left ald tle fever enne, anil
% was pa,rhcil and weak. 'Fi!a i,cc!ic
flush canie upon eno, check. showing TINT he
tle next sutton q gent!emas can!Y Into the
| car, took n seat 0pposlt to tbs sick soldier,
nlul Mt oiee nntlcea tlut lle WIS I'll. 'rl1e gen-
t'e'l'an threw do down !'ls yalise, went to the
my pnor fellow, you t AZ sick. Let me hell
lle rpled: II 's!!h guing 10 Erie,osoing
honIo. to tie.-going IL. see nIy nlnthcr, uild
| fiH tlnrR. I hnvt hmm IN TIM I hupa
, 1880-10-22

tAb1tslled twelve clubs, Witt, ,ncll,lsr.l,.
Of over .000 vniera, il!Dsi Uf wl,t,Ml w Lnsp'
RESCUED [on. .1.,1,e tho ,;;, n|;s "t tM ""riMs
membership IL Increased nlnnt 10 ln.r cess as
niul VIC fihvt ihretl llIxs n!l,nst every nuit \
order to keen Wi. tic stsunH Interest ti,nt T. \
felt, mid 10 take IN recruits rs tast III lIer ~
willing to .cutl.o In R,ll AH,I tlteIr names IT, IT,
fore very long wu intend linylnv paraie' IL +
Which these clubs will participate, atVl m u
lnn of ,r,nrcl! will ha through tlnsr ris "; D;
the ctty u willcl, tfe wurking classcs liye'"
m"WllGro are yo!5 !ns'of!!!g ln.r;lest%'
the strunEln1ss Of tllo Dsnncnlry. W. ,,s y
sln!nY 9sotl work IL tl,s YeMtl,, 'rh1riecniSs ~
mil Seventeenth Wnrtla. Hundreds uf my. nv.
nrG cunning oyer tn tiy from tho pelnocrattaa ta
Tho Erent Ul,teet nj the movement IL 10 ,l,at.
converts, aud WI. c0llErntuntu ourselves tlss
we are succeeding admirably. The tars ,rI!
cards nre cir must pirtctlye weapon. W"tba'
iHgInEn rentl them ANIL saoi, nuke up tllpi.
Mt'lts wh1cl. pNrty lrrMises iNost 10 ,helm'!
They nrt, not going io vote away the tlcao; t;
OF subsistence from their families" "a
, 1880-10-22
Tho CxnrsM New bride.

NfW {hff f1ffH{1.
the PrinrCsa DolKuroukt for marc than tWelss
yehrs. Hp trbe mot her nt tho resltlence o. aet
sistor-ln-!aw, tho Princess Dolxosoukt- vneaahe,
Rr,lce OF tho prlaccas Cutherine, Il blonde ..
charming simplicity nnd gront henuty, tho Empct.
or lecafe1 hls 1--we, us1I to aia4F ao9n Geea1t hst
tho talk II r. Pcte1burK o estall,shn hss,, pss b.
has visited utmost daily TOR tho pnst ten yes1s q
worries u state a!falrs. The. lrtntcss'
po!x9Fouki has Kiyen birth to several fau.it fann1ist
ukaso TO- boar tho tltles OF Count ,,et
Countess do Gourlnp, tho nuMlo Of an ettaii'
bsHnch Of tho io.nannfs. Tho Fri"egsi ,,.,.a ,H,t
,ss tes Epoor + sne sss agss g. fnS
wAr With Turkey. OF c9ursO tho Empires KmGJf II
oil atH'ut It. but her maIady aud the tsdness,s ~ ~
htr nature cAused htr lu shut her eycs ,ao,n.i "
10 oicgitimatiss tho Princess chidren the g@. r..
el|ne aectsie lheC14rnu lotersu!ned t9!sG1. ~.
lsnssla and itl at Gannss retuKo isosi isoui! ~ tbt
ti.,e.c1 Ut tho Princess Dnlko1uuki grew 4it aa,y
stronger In the gzArs household Thu ElnlslsSss ls ~
Yielded So c9p!of.!y IT, ~ fnsclnaiio 1I f,ou
the Empress ind u, tnurry tho Princess. ,,Tost mt
that the marriage H. accomplished II ~ a'pvsis
certainly of' =. tho KIND .11'is knnwA stip+
mol thor assume tho rank nor inherit tho possSt nt
stons of tho husband. These uii!ancss ~" &C.
oyerfreanont, hui tho Eur1x nt*o,aa."Hn as,' mar
rIaaes entered iAte by Princes of tho sn,is m1nj
Leopold /. Ut Belgium. and Frederic i!i itt.an -
Denmark tho latest lst enD;e9s 9 s9n!ab %bom be
long TO tho kutx1tll9 houses OF ucruun' ~"
Austria.
, 1880-10-22
THE CHANCES.

They Look Mighty Slim for Hancock.
Nt1u York CUrrfsfo1lsIrr PHILADELPHIA Times tDenl).
III tho Inst twenty yeary New York Stnto
has given Republican majorttles for Presl-
tlont threo tnles and Democratic majoritlcs
twice. Iii tho lust tell yours tic mnjorltleA
forState officers hAye nlternatel between the
two parties. Tho following nro sosno OF tho
Malnrttles:
, rnM x;atS ,s roI i1s;s sTnss p,.,csS
i asSt; Is;s: ,asa' :SsI5 AZ
s! $|ss;;. s %ss::sS;i,
John Kel!y's vote Of 1854 last fall gavo
Cornell, Republican. for Governor, plu-
rality Of 43,777. Tho rest OF tho Republican
State ticket WIS elected. however, by nnjori.
ties of less than 5000, except tho canlltlato
for Engineer and Surveyor, WHO was defeat.
l29Q00 votes, MIR. lfncoln's nlai0rllics were
gtvctl in fcspOllso tO war Issues, but thpsU
Ely1n 10. Seymour. Grant, nilt ridden nlay bo
ssspss s ID III s tss sxrFsS rsss u sas t ety oT :sn
thu past tiareu yenas. Last fall's meMorabio
contest brought uut tho SAto'g full vote
Only q, 600 ballots for the Gr11llbaclk calltl-
Ut tie Influence Ut u Victory, Neither pnrty
cnll. therefore,, f1lltl much comfort over Now
fork's pust elections.
ex fes'' se',t' 5pnions ns I'll or S Wilt t tho % st IT
III the October States llRs eilgrossetl tile cl1t
attcntLoll OF the National Committees, New
York hns not been neglected.. Tht Republic
,n. as @ y, n,ye,ass g oms dGea ~ MEET
had Ab0llt fi,lr nlnt number. Both parties
I,ays circulated documents by the niIllion.
All this WINS preliminary to tho tight tllAt
elections. it iNust 10 still for tic Republic.
nnS TINT tile Durtr hNS nDypr been SU hurnlO-
, 1880-10-22
The SILK umsi,.css Ia T'aterson, N. ].
:snt'a, n,pateh Ia ctne,nnott Enquirer


a correspondent of tho Now York Tribune,
writing " tho wr1lwth uf Patterson. N. j., Bnys;
ain lH5O thu piAen Ind II .!No tuhuhltilnts; In
l870 ktu): III lbi6, ;s.uu: atl now tho census Ut
1ShO Shows II 10 hayu H.UU. This Wonderful
grow during erlNl " twenty years has bc0t,
HlnlnIy tlue III thu reu.arkAblu Development Ut u
stnxIu indl,sty,-that uf silk weAvinY,-an intIut-
try Mho1y dependent for Its existuLco upon the
protective. tnrllf syato'n. 4 chauKo In tho duty
on silks calculated u encourage tho Importation,
Uf Frunet anI Itullan fabrlct would GIosp uvtry
silk lnlll III I'tutaDn, einpty Alt lts dwellings,
9I,a throw tho plAc9 buck to its 1ld condition Ut
a quiet llttlo country town. !. Alto.
KetGur tho. silk business and its fuI,ne.
ai.ute dependencies Include JtE firms, elTl.
p!nylpx l3.bGt h,1lds, who receive wAKes
amounting Il, Hycr Il. .00O, ,9u yenr. Tho capital
employed IL tvNhhG4]. aud tho y4luU Ut tho nA-
ulal prtAl,ct IL uvcr i"Nl,nM i. Even
NOW. When tho city l. rl9r,l around With Krcat
three anl fcIr atury tacttrIcs. It IL not inllussi-
blu for u VI ki!lful industrious workman TO coIlt-
nenc4 bus!ae6s With u xEnylu lu0,u, Hhtl In few
years btsnllo tho head uf u larYa c0ncern. Tho
production Ut EOlle articles which meet With
niArxel favor th tho market will uftcn brln4 MI
91cr uf euptt4l uul leclcnt to stAlt u MILL
Worry naturally u largo ma1arlty Ut tho ulcu en-
gagged tn thu silk Industry uro ltcpu1laeAl,s Thu
business u basel wholly un tho taEtI adopted ty
the KprublIcuu party. II tho SuI Suulh golS
ltossrsslnn of tho 0osernnent It viii bu III u Iro-
ciunati platform have. IN elect, 9lsou notice
, 1880-10-22

the evening ut tllD tlay Of tho REUNION,
torc'l liails procession. Tic city wis liaiuI:
sonlcl y. .tllnllna!e.t, s,.sun n few3,ycry few
iWero III darkness. Tiils clearly illustrates
their condition, for darkness c0yers nvl!
deeds md 1Ehorancc: Among, the banners
carried fl the procession ycrc tlio following:
sn'"n!sc, sss q e rs eGS iispaelsnm snsl sni "
!iicrs-Wc VOTE as We Shot-So Do the Dpys
y lnttiana y: "'rhe Delnocruts Wanted II
(; C,an,1gc-,srlny Got It, I!nt Ar. Not ll.ppyn;
sill in,E sfar9iinr Hfn;'| ou te Flag 'Ss-ws Arc
At the Wisswan, wlten, aia}. William q.
from il,Is tt',o Ffftl,) district, IL his speech
nskc. ;! wl,nt The iMys thought Of paying llsMt
died voices. "Sovert; "Ncveria %Ha sNeysri', i'
e. ',oWn md clcai, them out agatn T. thy
nile, md ,lio sentiment OF opposition, to
syiery eia,y, Rs1Tcfs!'c ,h 'f movement prevailed ""ll
Ills slatel by good authority TINT not Il
snt,s wa' sts tts5 s r'F te aWfeys tf 'ss 'sss
were not u, lantld. During THO War, when
tho vote was taken. for l'resittent, the vol.
uicrs trntsl Iowa cnSt ncnr!y ntlit.tetths Or
lI{NlT FtNE4 l0E MJE llEtlHlH.ull kICkGt1-LlC
others voting for Democracy t,r not 1t utl,
And, III t(lo yunr Of mir Lori tSssO, wien the
cmbura of tin Il Last Cause u stc,l, 10 bright
cii liz nxuilt, Tho Inwu soitlicra will yOtu ~
They sllot, md, il Hcett Dr., sIloot rs they vote
Hs DrinOcrnts nre usually backward In
snying nitytnlng gnud of Il Republican. it nlny
bo well ii nlvt, publicity 10 the Following eX-
rrnift,n.. - raw '"''' ~ >'~
n,,,,. ,,,. ,,us W u,rox,,>,+,
49,. .l:,H. l,. NV. S Jul" t,,a..s r,s'..'.s,
ln!e senator IRON ciayann, TqMAty' an az.
1,'nlntni!ee ot ven. Mniheitl, ~ speg.e!ii
siiortiy ntteT llc C'teaM Mon.l'ihLloil sAt.!:
bel!eye lnat Az GafleM T. III l1oiiGsi
!.ah's, n!'a nupc tllni u" pgtSo!ln!, c!Mlses Wil
pe nh1G hsni1,st NM NMIthE IG th,hphisi;;;
u NJ Is neh.fi LOT uIeSiti,e'lt, Mip0 u VIII
bo ,apo'1 !oatlsF Grotlias tani1 any niere l'er.
soiiaI l, @ canrEes. fe(oiee VIZ" you necnise a!s
. W" tSg H., tnnt nie" LII, s ,,, @ w. uG
tssg LINZ imSt WIZ i,nse ts.o HGcessay "olt
.ilo i,ein,e'n.,G @ !Mrly ~ at1hg aelt nrSi %si
ilali III iae 'lelat; al!n tlo anppy Les.tlt VII!
~, III elilut ."G =; .ag"I'Es1' tllat t"e VIII
''asG k'nM i'';.ii ~ Iile nclM ,,,,, ,.,.
a. a. tho snHse MseGtl11s, 94fse MAMneh NHn!c,
1nf Kgyffa ySafs fs; ue iet ,a iel
5iftstrtet; ~ pItse'1i u.SG}1is ioI ttu CuisMR,
11sl!!WhakGT ~ y. lAui ItNt!rnnu tosllEM1y III
3iW, i3ioWh, stliu: ~ et,ilkrht!llnto tnc hepnb-
l'c"'S "'N'' t'o 'to'l'''s"t1o'' oh ., ......
30 CHEAT AM, 80 GouD 4 MAN As GEN.
nAnfiELD."
, 1880-10-22
correct this paIpn.,'o inequality hy couu-
fnro Tho County 1.onri. whioh confirmed

f,ro thr ttn,ntv Iinnr} which conflrtDctl
thn thno sno y rcf,,r,, III tlo H.snssnrs
Tho nxsrsa,nnnt ~ rcni t,ronrrty throughout tho
ca,niy i nnsh too iow, hit aitho!,K', ,tat raI
Enuljsofinn irtnvi,,w tt, tt,n average vnlja.
tton nf tho HtntD, ttoru Ia no rcnAIy outside nf
tho cotlnty board for such all t1ic9lallty NJ TINT
w0 hhvo etMtcti. lis recurrence, cNi,, noHetor.
ho utnvqntcd 1y tho capitalization " shn thfeo
towns. Tho project will 10 brought before tlso
l.cgsslatnro at its Moxt Rcssl, ailu ei,eh ~
to l tho , ofEa,xnt'o = en- taw nv
plan; Efforts will nls0 bo sna'fn at tho coming
ae*alon OF tho Legislature t, mike such IN
1.i9nt property Tor anl0 Tor tnxes ns VIII not anly
ranaSn ~ cnst, s pus pr1vont tao seHn Wn'on
so seot We w rcfey 70 to faut tnt aa.ns
uon ~ misery 's lower ~ tAo ngRte9ata .nan y
nas sg,'; arIt ann a'sh9g er M t1e orG'snGes @
wealth 20 when We bnte neen sun3eetcu, tn's
en,iRn., u o naiTe r. ,hnXs co1n,' p, ss
ereit OF, tneso WSose cior,s have a cnucca % 10
sT1sERrs AND TtioRouuHfAnEs.
on III 4 nanuor crrdtnblo nj @ unco 10 tho Do.
pnrt1ncnt Of l'ubllo Works, to tho contractors.
aud to tho city.
Tho ur'alt1hnceA Ut, tho subject Of street OBJ
stettioss h@sa oeoM nIuuent ont from mhselraty,
mm,tr.,, ~ n u.r ti.t en,,,.. ,s.,.!, nv ot ""
ahmsefas .,, ~ tnosu ts 4nsI.Ictions . WGro H. tM9
Ito strset whc!, hsgo ecn erscIsey s
hGnn ~ =" vio1t. oni s.t;. .I,,asa IL ~
s,rs" y hor rn" hmyo,.ns @ ,ass nf
n'aHstt . ss c. ,Tnt HTu"osae. ts. mmy MHu.s "
asa nnr ,sss when n tnngn nht 60 pa "a m no
tn1se na neaIs "'tn' arc 'eea mn" ought not 70 10
pGaiors s af6 q anothcr o 10 OF ahnso '.s y
nmrtrts 1rta,t ,aa,n W. uaa h''o oee'i "
ecFtn.d T6n dSns,a - asca non tbo ,ovnss r., ,r
ts5 % III nsnus n ,t b - ~ sI ~ ~
t ps tSn Son a,w W. So ~ ny
iSon .ads t. ear5y - ~ tis r!Sy!s!o5nS @ 5 qi ts 4,
az ftn u n"-t nr nwna mi ~ ~
, 1880-10-22

TINT they t:,nnt, to l,rcak II tI. Tho tariff for
revenue cn!y, which thoy nrnpnAn 70 adnpt.
cQn Hlika hy titlca which wosii,i stimulate thois
importation. Anortcnn Fiik.innketa ~oalu
hnt li9 rhnnrc.*
, 1880-10-22
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.

Condensed Anmunl ltcrort OF President
kcIttt.
Tho annual roport uf President Edison Keith
will bo presented 10 tho Cltizens' Association
1',,cslay afternoon. Fro,n ndvance sheets tho
following excerpts arc made:
THE MILITIA. ,...-.
The Military Colnmitec. cn,sEcd With .. faS Re-.
n,rs tes their md 1s, egt II 9
Ht ayed ds1 aW 10 'se s'o tnnatt sptc, MY my
10 briefly sthtcd that they hAyo rnscd Sn.Uvo inr
,s n .'a osn ,st weh te
hays esn rcl W, fro s!'9,s Ssy dcits f a1m tGir
furnshcd itons and ihoy nro now in silclI ii ro,,.
altion fnr my astlyo sefv!so ~ hqa bsgn @ hefco.
er sers liz xnes m taGts Pecescd thcr uoa i 'n
funds t1siscd ~ tnxntton for tho Ycar previous.
Wt ~ twovs iss as ny N asanee or ste tSe
me,liato future> therefore, tl.o local troors arc
pr nn e tskE sl "a 4st 9t
n9 n otlior ryelesls. rho city may well bo
pTf The Miitta tilt % i"w Works "c is far as soos
en- 'oss Mt ,,eS tut ,aw 3,r ;r
II obtaluetl will permanently. provide tho ltcnl
mtta With MI tili.t they nr9 ilkety to tesd out
Militia law.
rua l.,vEn nnlpogs.
Tho Com nittec recommended tho widening OF
y tWo sc q ee IF ho ootwas o
aud TINT stsani nr hytrnulio power i.e ,!sed fot
nEn The bx T. nna tSsved "a
@ rns IL Il befoso b ta Gity Gtt co,,neIl wset any np,s
| hriiEt structure Ia undertaken. Iacffef Of 0ur
rnoru Imperative naccssity. The delnys now
experienced in crossing tho rlvor nro ut tmea
~rt.ut ne II sb,nI bn. ind that monus Of tr1trst
wliI not, SO inng rs tfoir prcsc,,t ssrachc,i cn.
| tiition rs rcsmr1!s pavement md other service
THO Committee r,ada m, cx hauatIyo oxamiua.
tlon of that sabjeet. Thcir rcport showing that
M totas ~ n he a'n ussnon hs Geoa S
am,t,cii ~ mi s,s, ~, ,r,tinn,,en IA uow nwnitfny
fho nctfon ~ If % tbo Eoinuil. Mcanwh,lo co,,r
siderable number "t tho ,ondon !,,ofont april.
nee' nneH a,inntsd '"o Iy vnruhnI,sts. ma,,u.
i iectofics%, % ar.1 oth,r 1nrae b%i'ainga. with With
orn%ca ri % Gpeonos ,aw Tho use @ Of aach h"s an,
,,anccs viii bssosas ,naro gcncral. There
70 10 ~ Gt ls st ~ t'i I'M nuisSs e np M
icgai pressure to bring a,,o,,t Tint rpsuit. Thu
s..tei,'et e smoks q !ass9 oatanshmsnts me-, 80
~ atnnti III t"nnHnx H us''"'''e' % ''a' "''o '"o'
'''A''D' '''D',, sr',.., -. vpvtxr.
| subject wns ttBHIEllc1 WIZ duly published, and
bus been THO toIi1 Of ab.,ntlant cnlt,'I!eIt g. and
IT. Ss'.tnn ~ M sr'."t .n,,ts NJ w.. III
rury III ns, uos. ~ n,ortnt p rGt ~ slcitc
XII Il ,xi,rassri un,fnms ~ r., thc sunnrstr,trt
Mf u1s tcst pupted |" "us wants. It Is, !o
y"ae s9sssl1ps @ @ r rs ,n 60 ano ar ,
seEvo oSsh To ho :"r apion 1t buseer sysso
tho Thy,6 Gty sss II as 1 nov t II
, 1880-10-22
GUBERNAT T0RlAL APPOINTMENT.
Hnfstnl ptSbdfth to Tia Chtkoaa TF{buns

ADRIAN, Mlch.. Oct ai.-Goy. Crosweli
to-day appointed Edwin @. Nichols. q prou.i-
nent manufacturer Of Battle Creek, to the po.
sItion of Trustee OF tho Michigan Asylum
for Tie Insnhe, made vllcait by tho reslgnR-
tIon Of tho lion. Edward s. Lacey.
, 1880-10-22

Gen. Hancock smokes and enjoys tho ceta-
brotcd Niuhmou1 Gem cigarettes, 30 will you,
, 1880-10-22

Danger ahead s!gnalel by q cough l. j. ases'0S
VIII k taiqS thS ingy N n MotSnoa s', ~ @ N.Y. unlta.
, 1880-10-22

When troubled with Cough or Cold W ~
bulls Cough 6GTuQ. Ptcs Is <ents bk~4as'
, 1880-10-22

Young aud feeble lnotherE with frail children
will both bGcoms strong by tho us0 OF Hop Lit
tNrN.