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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-12-24

There are only two new cases of
diphtheria in this place at the present
time. Mrs. G. Morse, and Harley
Goodwin. Both very i'll.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-12-24
ANOTHER NEW DEPARTURE !!
Beginning With !alsa'! Number, 1884,

In obedience to what we believe to be II
grow ing desire of the reading public, the pub
fishers beg 10 announce that GoDEY,s LADYS
Book i'm 1891 will contain
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-12-24

The governor has granted Edwin G.
Hayden a reprieve till the second Fri.
day in February in order to bring his
case before two judges of the supreme
court. These two judges will be APP
pointed by the chief justice and if they
think the alleged new evidence is of
sufficient importance to warrant new
trial, the case will be remanded to Or
leans county court.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-12-24
BEST BRANDS OF OYSTERS.
UIFIRIEsINII [FlI|sIRI.EI1

Thankful for past patronage respectfully
solicit Il continuance.
RAYMOND THOMAS,
l6-3m Lunenburgh, Vt
, 1880-03-19

THE Committee Of Inquiry Into tue acts Of
Gov. Garcelon md the Maine State Council
find that tho most allsgrnceful scl,ru.cs ,yery
resortea to by the Fuslonists to obtain cul,-
troll OF the Stato Government and tte State
Legislature. Forgery, erasures, perjury, atll
fraul were employed for tlat PURPOSE. 'r!.a
Republicans wero denied any opportunity to
explain or correct returns, while tho Fusiol.-
lsts were granted every privilege. As II cnt,-
sequence, all olia,agus made wcre In tho In
terest Of thu lattur. Tho Committee lntlnlatc
that one OF the objects sought to be accom-
pllshetl WIS to cover up tho nlisapproprlatfon
anu ln!sappllcutlon OF tho StAte fluids,
which wera uppl!el to unauthorized pur-
poses aud for unlawful .elds. ,rAe
Committee further charge that las8e
sum Of money which righttuliy bs-
longs to tho 6tate remains IN the hands OF
Gov. GarGelOn alA other Stats Dftieials Ut
last year. The report places tho Fuslonlsts
III u worry sorry position, and shows to what
desperate, dlsreputab!e, alld ruscully nleas-
ures tho Democratic purity will have recourse
to serve Its purposes. nulllozlng aIll tcr5or-
, 1880-03-19

I'nlncr supports, which tho i,i.lrpct,tlencc
and supremacy ho claims for the States ,nay
brcak tn prnctleo by tefylMH tts IawB, though
not In theory by furmal scccssto,,. A1r.
PalInor's mind IL ~ col,fus Ml on This subject
TINT It fs M wonder ,la fnl]s to mike clear
exposition of Ills own contradictions.
For tho rest, ATr. palmer's speech con-
sisted In tho n'atn OF nlulse of pnssblc re-
publican candidates, which 1lo distributed
very lnlpartlnl1y among thom except nj to
Grant, who beeatne n speoInl target; {ntlcc.l,
Mr.. Palmer virtually assumed TINT Grant
will he tho Republican nominee. md tlomon-
stratcd how fluent and fertile Democrntlc Mt
tack will 10 upon tho thtrtl.term effort anil
tho errors of Grants second Administration.
Mr.. Palmer very wisely avoided nil reference
to tic frreconctable differences between his
own views md tllosa Of tic grcnt bulk Of the
Democrats In tito West OH tho subject Of
finance. 1Iu evidently feels TINT MI explaia-
ton on this poltt would Dp moro hopeless
than tho lInrlnon1zing Of State supremacy
and National sovereignty. Defore dismiss
Ing M[r. 1'aln,er's "boont," It Ia wortl, noting
TINT while ho was making Ills speech Con.
McClcrnnnd was organizing q club I'll the
same county to promote the nomination Of
"trfefl, true, capable, and available Demo
crats," n1,tl that tile first two adjectlycs were
evidently designed to discriminate agninst
uov. palincr Such ls tho brotterly luyo Ut
the Egyptian Democrats,
, 1880-03-19

THE temptation to stcata Stale for tho pos
sib1o Presidential election III tho 1louae mkt
winter lfas proved t0o strong to ho rc-
slsted by the Democrats, MID tho
Committee OIL Elections, attor long
tlelay and frequent consultations with
party len.icrs rs to whether It WIS
safe 10 nttcrtpt 30 fragrant n robbery ut
the peoples franchise, Inns finally mustered
up thu courage to R,loptn report recomnlcntl-
Ing tic ,1nsoatlng Of Washburt,, who WIS
elected by majority Ut 8,ote, mil the
senttng OF Donnc1ly. the Democratic-f fintEst
candidate who fell 3,ol3 votes short Of NIL
election. No surprise will DO excited at this
extraordinary act Of robbery; It las been too
long evident that It's porpesrntton Ind been
fully determined upon, mud tllat tho Demo-
cratic majority Of tho Elections COM
mittce wero on1y. waiting to devise
plausible prctoxts for their actipn and
to ~ manage their mathematical cal-
ctllattons ~ 10 overcome Was!lb,trh's
henyy majority and glvo tho seat to Don-
nelly. But thorc Is d reckoning In store that
will astoi,ts!l the shameless scUuntlre1s wllD
have planned tito i,ifan,y and tho party that
s1,nll carry IL into effect Popular lndlgnn-
tlon aud retaliation will have their day In due
linn.
, 1880-03-19

THE Committee on Roads nml Canals OF
tho House Of Representatives llAs reported a
seemingly innacemtlooklng bill. hut ono
which evidently means moro thnn Is OK
pressed OIL Its face, The bill Is ono proposed
by Mr.. Upson, Ut Texas, aud authorizes the
Secretary Of War to contract with the Sun
Antolio l. Mexican Border Hallway Com.
pany for the immediate construction bf II
raiIroatl fron. San Antonio to tho Rio Grando
ut I.aret1o. Thu "coMtraet" which tho Secre-
tnry. ut AYnr Is to make with tho Co,npany Is
ttat the United States is to Issue National
bostls Or Ias!ossa Tue Co,mpaNy's bontls, ut
tho rato Ut $4,000 a mile. fur tho Whole dis.
mrce Of the road. The theory OF tho Job Is
TINT tho road IL a military necessity fur
w,lcl, this Company Is willing to bulld tho
roatl nt tho Government cost. Tho $4,000 u
milo subsidy Is more thnn sufficient to build
as.1 equip the roasl, anl, Il 1t be military
necessity, whoro is tic necosslty for tho
Company? This IN nowIse Is different from
any Of the otllsr bold, impudent, AID scp,,-
lalol,s frauds attempted on tho Treasury by
these subsidy bills. There ls steul hidden
In every one OF tseM.
, 1880-03-19


below $1,000 Is equally unjust md dlscrinl-
l,tatEng.
Mr.. Wells points ont TINT my exemption
fur private purpose as'd taxation for private
purposes ntlko ,yiolnte the rigllta Of property
mud Of ca,,n! competition. Exemptions Ut
objects Of public chatity aro tlefulslblU, IT.
cause II IN an unnecessary clrcntty to collect n
tax md thon'pay tho money hack TO tho beil-
ctlcinry. Dutsa nlan having Ill Income OF
s2,0o0 cannot clat,n nh exemption n8 II he
worr public pa,ipor. Taxes cnii only bo
Imposed for public purposes. TO tax Tho
property Of a and exempt TINT Of u IL to add
to the ynluu bf tic une property and tnko
frum that OF the oti,or. An exemption Ut any
property, Or income 0f tile same competing
class of property lnnttc subject to taxatloi,. Is
q form uf charity ur donation to tho favored
person who receives tho advantages Of OK
etnptton.
Sonlo Of thd results OF this discrimination
arc shown In tho returns Ut tho laat ineono
tax in this country. THUS In 1869, sevcl,
Stntes-Nfassucliusetts Now York, Now Jer-
soy. Pennsylvania, Ohio. Illinois, and Cali
fornfn-l,usscase.l 10 per cent of tho asscssed
property ut tlls United States. and n'so about
~ Pef eAt VI tho pup"1"t'o.l cA"e! t"o
DISCRIMINATORY oi t1le lico'ne-l" NIX III" tieso
shine States phil Is per cent ot tho entire
Income Ink collected. Ttla States which
tad 90 por cent OF tho wealth ailu
population nf the country pnld only
q per cent OF Tie Income tax. Another
illustration given By Mr.. Wells is that Of two
farms, each yielding MI Income Of 9,000, md
under ar exemption Ut $1,000; owned by two
,,ersnns. Tim firms ,yn,tjfl 1a fren of tax. If
p'"e' ~ 4"a'. ="
owned by inc same person, they Wou1u pay
=, ,S.,..,a,,.t A.. or,.,,.,., f-,,., ..,,o,,,o
IN England tho exemption 1rom Income
tax is $3.50: but In tl!nt country, considering
t,,t ~. ,.xo,,n..,, l., oon,n,tr,t,t, T., ro,,,
t'1at lily p1opcf1S ~ coHet+It"tcu III ~"
hands, tho exemption IL Of much less collse-
u,,ouna tl,o,, n ,v,,i In II, ttIa cf,,,,trv IN
Uucneo '''.l " "o"'u w ~ ''Ho sount's ~ in
, 1880-03-19

THE House Committee un Rules yesterday
repurted nt, amendment which, II ndoptct!,
will be Of very great Importance. Ultfer II
II majority Of the members cnn contrib the
action Of the House. nnd the Speaker md the
committees appointed by lin will bp tlc-
prlvetl IF much of their power for mischief.
Measures introduced, insteatl Of being sent
to tho committees. 1lay, by tho concurrence
OF the majority, bc discussed md adopted
without reference. The adoption Of the
amendment will go far towards nnlltfying
tho evil purposes of Nfr. Randall In tho colli-
position of tho Ways and Mems Committee.
, 1880-03-19

THE Rhode tstalui Republicans yesterday
nominated Alfred II. Itttletield for t'ov-
ernor md Henry II. Fay for 1ieutonant-
Governor. Tho other officers nominated arc
those who hold tho positions Mt present.
Gov. Van Za1dt refused to be n candidate.
The delegates chosrn to tho Cl,lca1o Convcn.
t!on are john p. yanborn, Charles II. 1lantty.
Tinnas ". Clnce. Dnyttl =. Aldrtc',, lsnac
II. Potter, a. X. Goodwin, William a. Pierce,
md Horace Jenckcs. Tho delegation Is satd
To be unanimous for Senator l}lntne.
, 1880-03-19

THE decisive vote Of 70 to by which tho
PENNSYLVANIA Democratic State Centrat C0n-
mitteo choso Harrisburg rs tho location OF
tic State Convention, tho fixing Of Aprll2 MS
tho tlate, md tle Endorsement Of the anti
Tl1tlel,~lsanda1l delegation from l'lllatel-
phin, form q chain Of circumstances regarded
rs nj, indication that The ridden booln It'll
Pennsylvania Is In very weak nsWl u!lprostl-
Using condition, This TIst1en-Isamiall cOmbI-
natlon wore beaten Mt every point, atMl the IN
dtcations nre that the big vote Vt tho pcnnsyl-
yatita Convention viii neither be cast fur nor
controlled by Til1ult.
, 1880-03-19

DnAa and blustcr usually cover wenls
CAUSE In politics, and 8t1non Camoron'a son Don
knows tho vnluo OF thoin. When he talks In a
loud, contldont way about nominating Gen.
Grnnt by reclamation at Chicago, timid poll.
tioians. wha have m principle except thnt Of
gotting on tho Winning side, feel liko rushing
oyor to bis aldo Mt oncu. Bat Cameron protos.tls
to bo more confident than he ~. 1t Is part OF
hIs stock in trade as statesman to bo oraou,ar
md positive. lie was 10 when he came to Cin'
c!unatt with John F. Ilartranft. u man 0t straw,
Us his candidate. TIo wus 50 again before tho
meeting Ut tho Stats Convention ut Harrisburg,
when, according to his reports kindly furnished
to tho newspapers, tho task Of choosing Grant
dulosates pr01ulsed to DO tho caatest In thu
world. But Cameron at Cincinnati WIS nothing
oxccpts trading politician with something to
sell: aud at Harrisburg he saved h!s soalp only
hy tho most lespernto efforts. That part Of tht,
country which isn't owuol by Cameron will not
10 lnoYod by his entraatias Or his threats.
, 1880-03-19

ALREADY the intrIguants of tho Russian
Court aro plotting to procure tlle dlsplace-
mcnt Of Gen, Mellliof, OH tho ground tllatl l,e
Is dealing too len1ently witt, the Nihlllsts,
and because Of Ills PURPOSE to abolish tho
scandalous system Of secret persecution 50
long prevalent In Russia,
, 1880-03-19

THE JesnIts are reported to hare coil
cluded that the French Ministry will enforce
the laws agalnst religious orders, al,l already
instructions llayo bcen given by tho Superior
OF tho Order to nll members who nro not Ut
Frenc1. b!rt, to !eayo tho country. Spain
md Belgium are tho places where they will
sf4t,k reFnrr
, 1880-03-19

THE state OF feeling that exists on tho pa-
clio Court uKalust tho Chlnese ts reflected In tho
provisions Ut. 4 bill now hefore tho California
Legislature, to collect heavy poll-tax from all
tho Celost!als found In any whito mau's employ,
Tho provisions OF the bill aro thus described,
Thu tax tn to 10 not less than 81 nor moro than
$l1 u mouth, ,--neArly enUuXh 10 furnish III ayoE-
nge Ehtnatnun iiv1!ihood. It IL TO bv coiiuoto,i
from thtsu who employ tAo Aot.gnlians, and y
tu be u drawback OH tho waxea paid thotn. ur It
may b0 Vxuutoil VI those WHO Eunt promises 10
ttlen. aud tho tux is to GG lien on tho property
un whstll the tbneau Arv euplp}al. 4 portion
tue nss.Lan iaek Il. Chlhn OF thos0 who drs!ru to
return. uAd Tho Vthor porti0n to eacouTAAe white
, 1880-03-19

reached by a close vote, strong minority
fayorlnE two Conventions, and t,olr desires
were only tllwartctt npon tho suggestion of 4
gentleman from Cook that tic Democrats In
tlIis section ot tho State llati not tlia check to
nsk for raifrond passes for two sets OF dele
gates from this county, each numbering
uEnctY.elnht.
, 1880-03-19

AlH. REAGAN, Chairman OF the Committee
Of Commerce, ut tile request pf Congressman,
Davis. has consented to appoint sub,
committee to Inquire Into alI matters relat-'
Ing to the Illinois Il Mlchlguu Can.lI project.
This Ottawa Convention will doubtless sce
that the Subcommittee when appointed vii!
De fully informed as to the fucts In tlle s..se.
1t ought to be an easy matter to cnnytuco the
Subcommittee OF tho .leslrahilItY arid Wis
dom ot carrying out the proposed Improve
1nat,t
, 1880-03-19

Norwlr1srASD1Sa predictions to tho COLI
trary, st. Patriek's Day passcl OF without
tliu slightest disturbance anywhere.

TIE Greek Ministers wero defeated yes-
terday by tho Opposition, II resolution dec1nr-
ing tho budget and tho policy Of tho Goyerll-
1ncnt unsatisfactory having passed by u vote
IF 90 to %,
, 1880-03-19

GREAT preparations are being made for
the celebration Ut the SD blrt!lilny Of the
German Emperor. Many distinguished per-
sons will ba present, Including several n'en,-
bers Of tho rather numerous crowd OF putty
GGrnntl Princes.
, 1880-03-19

GAR1nALDI las broken out once more. lie
publishes letter eulogtzing Hartmann In
particular anl ul1 political Nlhillsts Bener-
ally. The veteran revolutIonist's letter must
be pleasant reading for, King 'Hn1nbert. f :.
, 1880-03-19

EDWARD ATKINSON, Ut U0ston, i,as pub
llshcd plan for tho better protection of tho city
ugainst lrss; but tho insurance ngenta protest.
" Mo tlru, tio insurance." they cry out. wh5 mol
change tho plal, and havo insurance companies
paid for preventing tires, Us taxes aro lmp0sed
for preventing tr1l.lu7
, 1880-03-19

J0IIN A. BINGHAM il coming buck from
1apnn to run for Cn1lgross In tho Eighteenth
0hto District; and lt's aluut settled that Kassea
will return frpr1 Alistrin to try his chlnces
agnn III Iowa. Thcro will bo need of expert.
nnccd lncmbers In tho next House, u,d both Ut
those mentioned aro autivo working Republic
asls. Among tho untrtod men spoken OF ls John
Hwy, author Of ~ Little Breeohea,' WIN Think
Of being candltlnto nRatnst Amos Towllsond In
tho Cleveland District; but tho prcsunt 1nomber
Gun probably bold ILLS seat, II he wants It.
, 1880-03-19

= THE appropriations already ulado by tho
City Council arc 852 ,dsa abaye the . per cent
ll.nlt, and sbA,114 ovor tho amount recoEll-
usendel by tic F!na.co Committee. THIS OK
cess Is 1nade up principally Ut additions to tbs
school, police, alad pub!ic-works appropria-
t!ons, and, ~ the Aldermen must redueo thu
estimates already made, it might bo well
WORTH thelr while to ascertain whether thuse
departments could not be more economically
fnf,,irrtn,I
, 1880-03-19

THE thirsl-termcrs see,,l bent on glylnp In.
dnlcnt and Indifferent voters All excuse for
staying Mt l,ot.e on elcction.t1ay, Anybody who
Inns had experience In cnnvAss!ng knows how
difficult It Ii to poll full voto uslur tho most
favorable circumstances. Now. If any consider.
nhle body Of voters should pacad opposition 10
third-tcrmlsn next November Us a rcusoa fo,
mt guug tn tho pulls. tho rusnlt might 0e vesy
nwkwnru md unpleasant for tho pnrty. This /,
entirely apart from tho question who,hcr oppo.
sftion to third torn In reasonable or not.
, 1880-03-19

hfussul,nnns ara threatened ut Slnyrlaa,
mud d British gunboat has been dispatched to
that point to preserve tho peace. THO Euro
pea,l Consuls are threatened. and their re-
Bpectlyo Governments have been called OH
for Dgsistnnce
, 1880-03-19
THE CINCINNATI RAILROAD FESTIVAL.

THE CINCINNATI RAILROAD FESTIVAL
Cincinnati ycstcrttny hatl n day Of we'll.
enrred rejoicing. Fur twenty years, md per-
ilaps lonYer, Cincinnati has lookcd forward
to tho tl1no when sha wDnld lava railroad
connection with tho Southern States. Tic
Ohio River Ind lnng since ccasoh to DO ali
adequate ayenuu Ut commerce. Chicago
with her rallroa,is to New Orionns and Nio.
bile, mud Louisville with her railroads to
Nashville ulul Memphis, wero intorcuptlne
tho trade which once fotlnl route by the
Ohio River. 4 rallroatl traversing tho States
of Kentucky and Tennessee, md connecting
at Chattanooga witt, tho systsm OF railways
Of tho South Atlantic States. anil down to
Florida alM1 tho Gulf, was necessary III ortlcr
to redeem Cincinnati from tic misfortune ot
being outside Of NIL th0grcat routes Of travel
and of trade. There wero flve or six States
witt, immense products to scll, and standing
in need of ~ irllnultss products In exchange,
with Cincinnati III near proximity ns to dis.
tnnce, but ~ remote rs st. 1'aul In tho wny
of communication. Tho road, thcrufore, be-
catlle al admitted ,,ecussity, but how to OBJ
tain It, how to build It, and how to pay for It
wore questions nut readily answered.
At last, and nftor serious struggle, Gill;
cinnntt grapplcd with tho difficulty. Ten
millions OF dollars wero estimated rs ncc~
essnry, but there were loyal difficulties as
embarrassing as the financial ones Could
Cincinnati incur n bonded debt to build n
railroad exclusively beyond l'er own Stato
limits, md exclusively within The territory
of tho States of Kentucky and Tennessee?
Was tho city authorized by the Constitution
ot Ohio to contract sttcli debt untlor such
, 1880-03-19

The German Ministers require Gel, ,3s',6oo
marks to carry OIL the Government during
tho present fiscal year. OF this sum, 8,07o,a50
marks aro 10 be contributed by tho confed-
Grated States of tho Empire.
, 1880-03-19

THE inevitable "13-15-14" puzzle has
workua its wny into tho Presidential agitation
Pstclo aVproprIatcs 1t this week to illustrate
Conkl[ng's porplc1lty III tho effort to moyo
"13" tIstainol out OF tho way 30 as tn yet Is"
tGrMnt, lnto its proper place. Tho other nuru.
bors, representing various cand.dRtes on both
al1cs, nro 80 placed that Conkling's faoo bctrayf
tfs alcepless nights In the oifort to solve tha
Vrublctn ut which he Ia working,
, 1880-03-19

KANE COUNTY, IN tlIls State. is 10 hold .
Republican convention SOON; and tho peoplsot
tho dniry region hnye tlloir hands full OF poll
ties. X tho milk should bo little thin tho c1t
few days. or tho b'tt&or too salt city customers
will ptcaso reflect that tho country Ia being
ahycd md overlook It.
, 1880-03-19

TIE Cincinnati Southern banquet used up
9,sG oystesa; but ono oyster II dl3n't consuuet
and tilat was tho Southern trade, which will N
q4ry0Q On auothet QocAAthE.
, 1880-03-19
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CnrcAoo TRtnrNE lIaa established brnnch
occs tor tho receipt OF subscriptions ad adv1rtis1
mcnts as follows:
SEW YOI,K-1topm 70 Tribune Building. +. r. Nc
FAuDEN, Manager.
aLAsGoW, Hoosland-Allnns American News
Agency. 81 flan1c!d-sL ..
LONDON. Eng.-AnlcrIcan Exchange. Nv Strand.
uxSHr +. GILLId. Agent
WASHINGTON, u. C.--1ai9 + strcot
, 1880-03-19

NOTICE to the Third-Terln Syndicate;
DrnX nul bluatcr never m4lo Republican
President yet, u1li they never will. 4 soldierR
friends should act moro anA talk leas.
, 1880-03-19

TIE attention Of Southern bulltlozors Is ro-
groct1nlly directed 10 tho preseilcu In thet
midst Ut u hatoful Radical railr0Ad, which WY
c,.ablg thousands ot yuters to pull up stakes and
luayv for happier eiirnes.
, 1880-03-19

CINCINNATI built big ratlroad, and laia
ollt Il, 800 bottles Of frce champagne at tho end
of 1t, to draw customers. THO railroad ta I'LL
c.lso, It strkos us, wAa guporl1uous.
, 1880-03-19

THE marrfaeu OF Judge ex.Bcnator.,f,p,
tor-to-Pcr,I ChrsttAncy to q youuv trreo.,,'9
clrrk. Hiss LiKcnbonl, !s tho old and urt'.s
pcntctl cxporfonco Of january antl May. tbss
t'nnoy hns applied fur leave nr abscnco to co,n.
hono from Peru to prosecute a dlyo,cn. s,rs ..,,,
against ILLS wife. charging her with certain n,,o.
tionnI'o Rcts. On tho other hnnd, the yo,,n.
wife snys sho Is alau gotng to apply for diyor1,s
OH tho grnis,tls TT illtrcatmcnt and crueltr shs
cluims that she has II sud story ia relate, Ia ~
not uncquulty tnateA toxothcr,
, 1880-03-19

Mnnatin.A 'Thcntre.
Cnsk street, between Washington nud Randolph
"Ih0 Love Ut TwO SuIluFA"
, 1880-03-19

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. H. a. F. 4 4. M-1scq-
ulur Communication viii be nald this tfriny} ey1n.
inR Al their llnlt Ii La EnllBst. ftstNfN Ctk3hy
Invited. (iy order WM+ GARDNER, w. NJ.
CHARLES CATtIN, SECRETARY.
, 1880-03-19

Hnndoph street, between Clnrk and Ia Bale. En-
rnuenont ul James a. 1terna nnd katharine Corco
rAu. "licartA VI INK"
, 1880-03-19

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colatlons as 10 overcome M"s'o,tsnb
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a'u petsol"' p1ope.Is - a.oet ~. !o"9" ', ~.
,1s sne p,o.,5' "ets 10 .... ". .' ~, "a' ~
oo l"s,' S"ou'1 10 ea""' aeso,uu'9 ,. ~ .aa oo
ot"s c'",oeS u "opol "s', .'.I',n 80 ~
r1"' ip"" ''.pst4o.y t".s in.','''s''., ~. ~,
selu'sll " Jus' .uSns'o" - - ousea seu :" ~.
"ui sSsen's ~ MA'..ol., - n"o"n =" Iy I;,
o'e' t"o t'lco.y - '"noA'u'y asss'.sN ~, :" "''
revenue ls."s, o"t !1o 'ne,l"""1s VI t'le t4'A",
t'on ptac.'c"''s e't'oAeeo - 10 aoto'''u' ND ~
Is seaMa'ons ,,
lux Oh incomes y lepIcse'tea 70 pa "'a'
hs'"e OF taS"t'e' "h's" ~ ees' Msap'e" ~
preserve anti lallllthlli Iho Ettst cc41a''l
, 1880-03-19

AIcVihkersa TkrRtro.
Afndison street, bGtwecn Denrborn and HtAto En-
r8Qcueut OF Lpttn. "Tho LIttlo Detccttye.e
, 1880-03-19

G'iass Natter.
Far tho bcneht OF onr patrons who tfta1ro 10 send
ttnslo comics or THE TuiBUNE thr0uvt tho mall! NC
giye herewith tl.e trnnsInnt rnte OF puatexcs
f1n4nftfte. FER copy.
FlEbt and Twelve TnRp InraF. cents
Htteen FaR8 iAper.... een+a
FpFff9n.
Elaht and Twelve raee elaper.....m.........9 oenta
ExtEpn EAxa puuAr e8nLa
, 1880-03-19

OscAn TunHElA Of Kontucky, thinks TINT
$4,000 ia too much pay for q President. He .
Tiltlen mau, and, according to his lights no
right.
, 1880-03-19

Entered at In Tot.QMes at Chtedqo ILL., a. Second"
Giaas Matter.