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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
REMEDIES FOR IRISH GRIEVANCES.
JOHN BRIGHT PROPOSES A PLAN.
IogDOy Monday Jan. 26, 1SS(

LONDON. Monday, Jan. 20, lSSO
John Bright, in his speech at Birmingham
on Saturday suggested that Parliament should appoint
a commission to 80 to Dublin with power to sell the
farms of landlords TO tenants who willing to buy
them and to advance three-fOuftbs OF the purchase
money therefor the principal and interest to be paid in
thirty-fve years such measure, Mr. Bright said ne
believed would meet the wants and satisfy the desires
OF tue Irish people He proposes that the commission
should purchase whenever the land
lord was willing sell. He recommended compulsory
sale only land is owned by the London COM
panes or guilds rs Is the with large tracts near
Londonderry. He expressed the conviction however,
that hts plan adopted self interest or public
opinion would compel individual landlords to sell
to their tenants.
The Dete OF Marlborough Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland,
has declined the invitation of the Right Hon. e. Dwyer
Gray Lord Mayor Of Dublin banquet on the 3rd OF
Fe5ruar7 on Of resolutions adopted at meet
ing Of Zone Rule members OF Parliament, over whcn
Messrs Dayt aud Brennan, indicted for sedlton. to-
Queen, S BeHch Dublin dispatch to lie Globe says
II IN generally believed that the Government IN
% The PGn MaH Gg!ee says that the trials Of
the sedton will not take place before the begin
There is considerable anxiety in Liberal circles re-
garing the forthcoming election in Liverpool for mem
OF the Irish Home Rulers to abstain from voting.
THE LORD MAYOR EXPLAINS.
At meeting of the Dublin Town Council to-day Lord
Mayor Gray informed the Council OF the Lord Lleucn-
ants rejection of the invitation to attend the Lord
Mayors banquet February g. and his reasons for the
rejection. He asserted that Illegal resolution had
been passed az the meeting OF Home Rulers which
would warrant the action Of the Lord Lieutenant.
resolution abandon the banquet February B. and
give fbOO to the poor OF the city instead was unanl-
mOusy adopted.
THE RELIEF MOVEMENT
KEBS,NsyILLE, Ont, Jan. 20.-Threc hundred dollars
were collected the st. James Church yesterday for the
Irish Relief and.
TORONTO. Jan. 26.-Fiitccn hundred dollars have
been subscIibcd this city towards the Irish Relief
Fund.
MONTREAL Jan. 20.--The Mayor TODAY has con sented
10 read address Of welcome to Mr.. Parncl, NJ r. on
his arrival here. Eight hundred dollars have been
raised already by committees appointed by ST. Patrcks
Chuteh congregation yesterday.
OTTAWA, Jan. 2B.-Corctons were 'aken up 10 the
various Roman Catholic churches IN Montreal yesicr-
day. II Is said that II. Patrcks alone contributed
5000.
A HOME RULE NETTING.
LosDoS. MouGay Jan. 90. 1880
Alta meeting NJ Dublin, yesterday Of the Couacil Of
the Home Rule League. the names % hfty members
elected serve the Council Tor the ensuing were
-sd showing the name OF Charles stewart Parnen at
"a head Of the
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UNEQUAL rAEifF IN JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA, Jan. 3.-Much surprise and feel
ing noticeable at the announced intention OF the Jap
ancss Government TO TX higher rate of customs duties
upon American than upon EnIlish Imports. II IA ov-
dent that strenuous efforts VIII be made by tho EDgli'h
agents 10 keep down taxation upon English c0mmodi
ties, while the American nts have deemed u inccd
bic that any unjust disclIm nation would ne SHOWN
against nation which his al along STOOD up as th"
hrmest friend Of Japan. NcvcrthcrsT this unfortunate
mistake has been committed, and energetic iepfe' 'enh
ton, OF ita mpOcy aud danger have been presented by
the United States Mnstcr whose rcmOustrances, IL Is
believed. will prove cilrc!ual.
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THE COURT CALLED TOGETHER.
JUDGES SUMMONED TO MFFI Al BANUUH-HfTU y
REPUBLICAN PLANS.

JUDGES SUMMONED TO MFE1 Al IBANGOR-HifOklfp
REPUBLICAN PLANS.
BANGOR. Me-, Jan. 26.-The Chief-Justice has
summoned the Judges of the Supreme judicial
Court to assemble here this evening to determine
whether any and what action shall be taken upon
the questions submitted by the Fusionists. As the
Court has twice gone over the whole ground of con-
troversy, the session will probably be brief.
DAMARIsCoTTA, Me-, Jan. 26-The assessors of
Damariscotta-two Democrats and one Republican
have decided not to send a valuation to either
Legislature until the trouble is settled One of the
Assessors. John B. Rafter, is a member of the
Fusion House.
BosToS, Jan 26.-The HralFS Augusta sDecial
says: "The Republican programme, as outlined
this morning, is, after hearing what the
Supreme Court has to say regarding the
Tusionist statement. to have the Governor
issue proclamation commanding the dis
peTslon of the FusiOnist Government; aud If any
one persists in exercising administrative OF egisa-
five functions to arrest him Immediately. Proba-
bly the Governor will give the FusiOnlsts not over
twentv-fOur hours warning. The FuslOnists ap-
pear To have entirely lost heart and now opy talk
OF an appeal to the popular Judgment at the polls
next Autumn. 1t Is expected that W eqnesday VIII
see the last of the dual government in Maine IL is
reported that the FusOnlsts employed the great
seal to authenticate Their document sent to the
court at Bangor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
THE GREAT Italian IRONCLAD.

ltONE, Monday, Jan. 20. 1850.
The monster italian double-turrcted rOnclad
Duilo the pow w,sfu vessel IA The world. In
trial OF her speed saturday fourteen miles per
hour working sX-scvcnt- OF her full capacity IL "a
expected that she Will eventually attain speed of
nf cen miles per hour. the armament Of tho Duilio
couqi.ia of four lOOton Armstrong guns % feel long,
firing pro''rlrs $500 pounds IN weight, with powder
clarges OF $50 mounds.
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A GERMAN TAILOR MISSING.

Marcus Pincus, clothicr at No. 461 Canal
ST. last night informed the police that tailor In his
employ named Salas Ochforl was missing He SAID the
man had disappeared from his lodgings at No % NOT
10 -st after having received from him considerable
auanty of cloth. He had been told by some iriends
at Oror mad sold the coth ard intended 20 san or
Europc on saturday. The missing man was DESCRIBED
as stout German about thrty-twoyears od' Wi1I hht
hair aud blue eyes.
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roecrD ro SUPPORT HIS BLIND WIFE.

After Il long investigation at the close OF
fine rec,lar business In the Essex Market Police Court
last evening In the Of Charles Shay the man who
WAS arrested for abandoning hls blind wife, Justice
,I,,rrnv reoulrca him find $1,000 TO ray her flO
rcrkiy lie lad not contributed a penny toward her
s,,unort rnr the last i've years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

OswEGO, n. Y. Jan. 26.-Captain John Car
son. Of the L. : Revenue Marine who has been
in command OF the Revenue Gutter Manhattan, on Lake
Ontario for the past ycars died at the DOott.e
House In thi. cty this afternoon.
For other obituaries sec EiJhh Pdge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
ARAILRoAD INVESTIGATION.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 26.-Alhough the agree
mrnt TO maintain rates entered INTO few days ago by
all the railroads leading ont OF ST. Louis. does not 90
into effect until February !, charges have been made
against the Vandaa Road Of cutting rates and meet
ing was held here to-day 10 investigate the matter
After a paticnt examination IL found that the
charges were not substantatcd.
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
A rRrNcu WAR sTEAMER sAII

FRENCH WAR STEAMER SAILS.
NFy-O ORLEANS, Jan. 26.--Thc French lnan-of-war
Chateau Renaud. which has been here since January
sailed 60 day for Martinique
DIPHTHERIA IN MONTREAL .
NovrpFU Jan 28-The report 81 the Board of
ueah shows dphhera TO be increasing In Montreal and
smallpox and typhoid decreasing
DOCTOR POIsONs HIMSELF
HALIFAX n. s., Jan. 23.--Dr. Joseph Clarke, of
pugwas Cumberland County accidentally poiso ed DnseH
last night by taking carDoc acid and died In an hour er
wads
THE MECHANICS BANK OF MONTREAL
MONTREAL, Jan. ga meeting. OF the share
Mechanic. BaIk held TINS AFTERNOON 10
ssrrtan what oaer should be made compromise with
The retor resolved 70 Iase the offer fron $4,000
to 100000.
JUDICIAL CHANGES IN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 26.-Judge Becllley, OF the
Surname Court having resigned the Governor has appointed
Judge Martin j. CRAWFORD OF Columbus 10 the vacancy E
NJ BAIT - Marion county. has been appointed In pace o
Judge Crawford.
THE HANLAN MATCH AGAIN.
ToRONTO, Jan. 20.-iiauan has received letter
from sonle stating his willingness q include Riley IN the
race $4,000 purse Halm "a WILING 10 row on the
Poomac but inks nOttherly water could bo found
10 answer Just as well 80 late as May 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
DEiTH or WILLIAM c. E4RL

TOLEDO, Ohio. Jan. 26.-Wiliam c. Earl, a
member II the Toledo Board Of Police Commissioners.
aud one of the oldest and most prominent citizens OF
this city, d d to-nlgat after shcrt iucss Mr.
Bari was formerly Editor of The Iolcdo BLADE anf, n
the time of hi, doath held the position o Right worthy
Grand : ,clciary Of tn I. o. O. f. Of Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
MIsAppIIcD TRADE UNION FUNDS.

CnIcAGO Jan. 26.-There is likely to be n
lively row IN the Butchers Union over the funds
collected to carry the recent strike Twelve ,hon-
sand dollars collected. but IL Il alleged thar only
- 900 accounted FOR
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THE SPANISH PREMIER YIELDS.

MADNp MOndnyl Jun 10 IN@U.
In Congress to-day Premier Canovas del
Castillo replying to Sonor Herrera, reiterated hts de
arntion that ho did intend o. ofcud the minority
of the Chamber % putes rrfcrug the ~ the
Chamber the ION Of D.ccuhcrl and 10 IS believed
that the minority. consequence OF this dccaratiOn
VIII shortly return to their S'dis.
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PETrPN or THE PRINCESS.

HALIFAX, n. s., Jan. 26.-The Marquis OF
L,re Is expected 10 arrive at HALIFAX az noon on Fri
day. ana will be the guest of his Honor Lieutenant
Governor Archibald Her Royal Ighness Princess
LOLi.o Will arrive by The sarmadn probably on SauF-
day. and together with or suite. Will also be guest OF
the Lioutt naut-li Uyc. c.BOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
TIE SOUTH CARoLINA TAX Levy

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Jan. 2G.-Thc Supreme
Court has decided that the Tax Levy Act passed by the
last Legislature invalid There VIII be an extra
sion of tho Court IN February.
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THE pITrsBURG rrRIKE ENDED.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 2G.-Thcre WAS n general
resumption OF work 81 nearly all the river mines to-day
Mt old rates 3is pr bdsho No scale. This
virtually ends the great coli strike
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RFADING MOULDTRs on STRIKE.

RFADISG, Penn, Jan. 26.-Over two-thirds
Of the moul1ers employed Nv the Rick Brothers harf
ware works OF this city. have struck for advance Of
20 per cent In their wages
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ENFORCING AREvENUE CLAIM.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2G.-The Collector OF
the United stats Internal Revenue to-day seized upon
the property Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
COMPANY for claims amounting In all TO The sum 81
nearly $500 900 THIS step taken 10 determine II
the certificates Of indebtedness which the company Is
sued are snhleci % iaXaliOn as cnrrency.
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.SNO " ~ CALTFORNIf.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 2G.-There was
light fall OF in this city this morning Dispatches
from the Interior indicate general storm extend
mg as far learned TO the south Of MOntcry Bay.
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AN INIrYCTION REYEWED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2G.-F. l.. Moores in
junction against the Pittshugg, Tiusyllc and Buffalo
Railroad Company again Ia court to-day and was
renewed Tor hyc days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
A DESCENT on A GAMBLrNG ROUSE.

Captain Byrnes, of the Mercer Street Police,
late Inst night broke into the gambling house at No 153
Bleecker-st kept by a weknown sporting man. Haw-
ley Engc About sixty men, the majority OF whom
negroes were arrested with the proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
MR. HAYDEN RELE LSED on BAIL.

NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 2G- The Rev. Mr..
Hayden was admitted ban In 50 600 today his coun
se Geo II. Wa'rous and L. VI. Hubbard being surctics
States Attorney DOOIt lc consented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
MONTREAL HoNoRs BURNS.

MONTREAL, Jan. 26.-Thc anniversary OF the
birth OF poet Burns celebrated here tonight by
a banquet In 81. Lawrence Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
A mrRDEROvs ATTACK IN ROME.


The Daily NcrS's dispatch from Rome states
that Dr. Gerard small. physician belonging 10
the Anglo American Colony I'm Rome, wns recently
assailcd his house bv two who robbed and
left him pinOncd aud hllf ranglco. The doctor IL now
out OF danger His assailauts have been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
A NEW CANADIAN ROUTE FOUND.

OTTAWA. Jan. 2G.-Mr. Brunei reports hav-
inefound practicable route for tnc Sault ste Marie
Railway on north shore OF Lake Spssng, between
the spanish River aud sault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
JOHN BRIGHT AND THE IRISH QUESTION.
THE SPANISH PREMIER MAKES AMESDs-M. BIANc's

MOTION REJECTED
John Bright proposes that Government commits
sion shall he appointed to buy up the land in Ire
land and sell it to the tenants on time. The
Spanish Premier has apologized to the mi
nority in the Chamber Of Deputies, whom he
affronted. NJ. Louis Blanc's motion regarding the
right to hold public meetings has been rejected by
the French Chamber of Deputies. The Afghan
campaign has depleted considerably the British
forces.
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REBELS GIVING UP THE FIGHT.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 26-The FusiOnists seem to
remain frm They viii not attempt to
transact business. but will meet and adj
journ from day TO day until the decision
of tie court Is received Should ii seat the
Republicans most of them will take seats IN the
LEGISLATURE II is Thought that all Of the Senator'S
with the possible exception of one. will take their
seats. 80 ,
dispatch of important business before II without
tnrther preliminanes. The troops will remain
here until the Fusion LEGISLATURE breaks up
ami matters lave settled down 10 q peace basis
Information from various sources shows that the
reOpe generally approve the action of the Governor
In defending the State House. Governor DAVIS
went 20 Bangor to-day, and will rcturn TO morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
A FRENCH RADICAL DEFEAT.

AItI11 JNI' I7'7V'
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day rejected,
by a vote OF 322 to lG2 The motion OF NJ. Lonis Blame
for the arrogation of al laws restricting the right OF
nmhllc mnnllnN OF Iln lnrm-i I ON ~ nhAOCAllOn5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

ST. LOUIS, Jan 2G.-Thc Pacific Fire Insur-
ance Company. Of this city. temporarily enOined
today from doing any more business The ground of
impairment IL its capital and excess OF ts Liabilities
over its assets,
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THE BCRAS CsLEBRATION


BRIDGEPOKT CELLBKAIES TIE DAY
BRIDGEPoRT, Jan. pa large party of adj
III rers Robert Burns celebrated the l25ih annvcr
sary OF birth by banquet at the Sterling House to-
night. They exchanged tcleGraphc congratulations
with similar meetings III other cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
THe CONSPIRACY on IT'S LAST LEGS.


INSIDE HISTORY OF THE PLOT TO STEAL TIE
sTATE-THI DEMOCRATS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
scnEME-wmAr THEY HOPED TO ACCOMPLISH
SENATOR BLAINK's WISE MANAGEMENT-THE
M!srR BILE FAILURE or THE PLOT.
fFgoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBUkE.I
AUGUSTA. Me-, Jan. 25.-The Democratic con-
sp;racy to steal the State Of Maine is on its ,st
legs. IL Will "peter out" during the present week.
Before the final dissolution of Major Smiths fraud
ulent government, desire to put on record the
main points in the history of this effort to flibus-
Ter State away from the legally elected repFcsont-
aiyes of the people. Some Of them, think, are
new and the statement of others will not be inap-
prOprate at thIs time.
In the fret place 10 bshonld be clearly understood
that the responsibility for the scheme belongs to
the Democratic party. The term Fusionists, used
in the press dispatches from here, has, doubtless
Insled many people into the belief that at the worst
the Democrats of Maine have only divided load
Of ignominy to carry The truth is, the whole heap
belongs on the shoulders OF theirparty. Their ally
the Grcenback party, Is n poor mongrel crea-
ture. short-lived, as everybody knows, and
good for nothing while it lives, but to
fetch and carry for its Democratic masters
The purpose Of the plot to secure
the electoral vote of Maine for the Democrats or TO
20 viae it to furnish excuse for Its rejection
by Congress In upholding the conspiracy the
Greenback organs have been more outspoken than
The Democratic papers-in fact, they have been al
most ferocious. The Belfast Age, The Calais Times
and FogG's Labor Chronicle. Of Auburn, edited by
Colonel Blood, Victoria WoodhulPs late brevet hus-
band. have been frantcaily shrieking for violent
measures 10 sustain the fraud. Not single Demo-
cratic paper, however, has called a halt or coun-
telled obedience to the Court. The Bangor CONNER
al (l..s IL
Maine Standard, The Le,ciston Gasette-n short the
whole Democratic press of the State has encouraged
the conspirators to persfst in their wicked scheme
Tor overturning popular government in Maine, be-
eause they knew that the fruits OF success TO
be gathered by the National Democratic party.
THE REAL CRIME.
Briefly stated the crime of the Democrats and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

NJ Walfcrdin was born in 1875, and was for
many years connected with the French Civl Service.
IN company with ArngO anI Duong he made important
researches and Invented m1dfcIlons Of the thermom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
EVIDENCES OF ORGANIZED TREASON.

PoRTLAND, Me-. Jan. 2G.-Ihe Press will to-mor-
row publish an expose Of the formation of circles of
the Brick Pomeroy League IN Maine. with
State Circle devoted TO COmmunlstic doctrines,
aad now employed in endeayors TO seize the
State Government. Five circles in Cumberland
and some in York, Knox AID other
counties are known Of This organization
is managed by advanced leaders of the GreeGback
pl-y and the Of that party are still ignorant
& II y cXisfenCQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
Z. II. WALFERDIN.

PARIS, Jan. 26.-FrancoiS Hlppolyte Walter
din tho French ply stefan and scientist is dead
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TILE RFIIrF MOVEMENT.
A HOME RULE NETTING.

LosDoS. Monday Jan. 90. 1880
At meeting Dublin, yesterday Of the Couacil OF
tho Home Rule League the names % hfty members
elected serve the Council Tor the ensuing were
-ad showing the name OF Charles stewart Parnel at
IN head Of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29
Foreclosure Sale.
State Of Wiseonsm-lowa County
Cirui. Court

State ot " Wisconsln-lowa County
Girui. Court.
william r llcLry. Plaintiff agatust Nicholas
Ritchlinr and OrNiilc Strong ~ Receiver nf
the late firm nr Spang n Stratman
RyNr.0c of and pnrsnsnl ~ Judgment ot
foreclosure and sale, rendered IL the above
Cnhted action ON the 10Th cay October, A. u,
1879 IN -sid Iowa county circuit court 7 viii
expose for sale. and sell NJ public auction to
the lighert hdder for cash, At the front door
ut tie Court House, III the village uf Dodge
wide Iowa SouutN, Wisconsin, on ThutSdaN
TIE Nth day uG December, A. u lSSH Ill 3
u'clck IL the attersnon oi said day. the follow
lug lcscrthsd piGmlset. TO raiHc tho amount Of
raid judgment lntttrtt, costs aud cupts uf
sale to wit: The west hslt OF the north cart
QuaNei section pumhor seven f1l, In town
.uip httnuer ave ~, north ni range number
len tl eart. Ia Iowa County, Wisconsin, and
containing 81 acrea noft or LEES
mted sheriff ohlce, nodgcville, Iowa
equity, Wiscausln, this 18th day el 0ctohet A.
u. iSSh THOMAS BLACKNFY
sheriff al lusaCounW. Wtssnnrln
llKNRr SMITH, Attorneys tnr plStntth 10 !
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29

gest balls in the pocket already,
and the way he put down Indiana,
shooting clear across tho table,
shows that hc is q bad man with
cue and carries his own chalk.
II the result in Maine caused the
result i'll Indiana, what is the re-
suit in Indiana liable to oauso2 \
beautiful chrome will I've given for
u correct solution.
President Hayes is now IN CAL
itornia, taking things easy and lay.
ing in stock of good health to
draw upon when the iatigucs Of
the winters business shall begin to
snap his vital energies, and official
cares press heavily upon him and
the gurglc Of crab apple cider is
low in the dcmijohn,
"Man is apt to indulge in the IL
lusions of hope, and listen to the
voice Of that siren which transforms
men into beasts" " exclaimed n stump
speaker in Illinois the other day. AT
this point somebody in the crowd
hit him in the back with n parsnip,
AMI he gave way to the next speak
or.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-29
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Names Of Speakers and Appointments.
M. ]. BRIGGS

Friday, Oct, %, Pine Knob,
Highland.
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TllE MARKETS.

FLoUR:--Patont, $3.50; Winter
S2.S5; Spring, s2,60.
WINTER WHEAT zoe. to soc.
per hushcl,
SPRING WHEAT From 60c.
to zoe. per bushel.
OATS. 22c. per bus,
CORN SOC per bushel.
BARLEY From l0c TO G0c per
hushcl.
FLAN-SEED 81 l00pcr bushol,
POTATOES 27c per bushol
SALT-Ordinary lmo 81 rs per
bbl. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks CSC lbs.), 81 25 large
sacks (22i lbs, }, S3 80.
CLOVER SEED-S3.50 to $i.00
per bus.
TlMoTHY-s2oo per bushol.
HIDES Green, 6 to e. per b.;
calf, Zoe. per lb.
llA -SO w 10 % w per tom,
TURN1pS-35c to i0c
BUlerER--18c per ID.
EGGS Ice. per dozen.
LARD-l2tc, per lb.
BEANS-S1,00 to $l.20 per bu.
WO0l--Washed, 25c. TO 30c.
WOOl-Unwashed, 2ic. TO 25e.
TALLOW-4ic. per ID.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kets, Sc, to loe per ID.
BEEF Live, 1915 to $500.
HOGS Live, 1915.
LEAD ORE $4,000 per 1000 lb.
BLACK-JACK--$2l.00 .00 per ton.
DRY-B0NE SI4.00 per ton.
LUMBER-comm $1,000 per
NJ
APPLES-50c per bushel.