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The Philadelphia 1Jm,s eayr llnl
II tht democrats we're called upon Il
nominate candidate for thu i.lntl,.
IlcNns, they would nominate tlinnt
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INTERNATIONAL. REVIEW
kOr NAV. 1850.

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Opinions or The April Numhcr.
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the LAY" itn,iand Herald. "lhe
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t.arsrld the l',r,ret,unl.i.

Mr.. s,aiIisli Il ii,~t ihp kiui ~ Il
mum th. mannpplirts llk. ~ ha,s IN
Congress. III. Il opposed - 'he al4eli-
iinu III til duty tsii Nssaa rilip. hnt
would ss-lsi.r |, iifis pr cent Tlw
duty nj woal pulp Mttai tn United
States government just fafly.ils"
cents last srnr. anil ii. II II not like.
IL 10 MT II larger sum this near
thu Imposition II III nn suln. ~ Il
source III revenue. UT Mr.. tsaliirli
wants ihs duty l.l.sd AMI continued
TINT ralsr consumers may W. .'iiil-
PEELED IL las In thu ltiin, a. In NM
rnst IN unnecessary IN ~ ile paper
makers. Nj. Garfield r certainly
nj, d.void N ln'.lllr.snrs al proper
sense of justice Hi, knows ~ we'll
IL anyuthtr mnli hi congress 'ha' N
Ii neither reasonable. III right " lnr.
,lrn nnr industry fni ,te support III
another, anil nnh,~~ H. changes hi
attitude on Ibis question tin public
will have vnal rsasan ia suspect
him III hiins il lnr.r manufacture,
hims.lf or an pinplaNs ~ liz n,an.,'
faetuf.ls, = nuhnIa Telegraph.
Our Congressman iua Ii Ia favor
III maintaining tn duty oil wom
pulp AMI salt unl.rs TN. lill for lhcil
repeal eun conn h.fnie the Hous,
from property appointed commit
Ire, which II will mol In likely ~ TIL
ycnr or nvNi. Let the country lmv'
papet, waud pulp, IVY, and p,in'ri
material on the free ilst aid no eu,,
gresham Mhu would iaN either ~
the benefit Of u monopoly,
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AAltiAN~. IN st0l,.. u sft He.ts. uknnr saella.
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tilAi ~ IVA illuslfAl.el catalogue ii.a,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

After having exhausted the vnrnl,u.
lnry ~ in,,.ndo nnI utilization
nRninrt tho Democratic rnrty IN
Town. the Republican leaders are
wooinH ind rooinH the organization
awhnt |. left III III III. sorkiInr doves.
At TIN recent Democratic state Con.
vcniion ~ Burlington iay. urnr ind
Trunk Hutton Editor ~ the nurlng.
ton Harh- Eve. 10th stalwalt irpnb.
llenns w.re upon ilte rnsirum 10y In.
sIiatIun n1.l haill addressed tho con.
stiillnn, I'll. secret 1T tho present
llatisrs II democrats by leading H..
iall,llrans l. simply Ia prevent the
former from dropping their
party Org .nikation and going
where Tiny belong Into
the sreenln,ek organization. When
the deinoeli'iH AMI republicans Who
fasor the gie.Aaaek doctrines eullr
where they bslonn, then good lyrto
radical rule In Iowa. Republican
sympathy FIR ,le democratic organ.
liixation Il simply Il scheme to,liyl,le
tlloss Who oppose III policies nIul IT.
principles, thnt they may nj nin,ain
plurality III the .allot box, TIL, II ,l.
rrrfr, II radical reverence for tlr
.nll patriotic. democratic party" IL
other dn.A, uns .ienl nnI Kindred
synp.ihls,r. With Tint organization
hilsu about thn amount If rItrrlliy
IN thla hrsI.ner III tlir IuA Which ~.
pira Il eiNM l.r.t.a nl.nu tIr branch
u 4 lofty tree hnlsl.nR III III leak II
sweet innlsrl IL ln.Ai which ihrlaS
desired ~ Il. iiuil,i.,l thu Glow ip
HinR, TIL. ruS III A.lnili,a n ttM.rt
voice, The crow sung The ~w, "A
n.orHsl II narnt dropped III ,Iv
ground ~ II opened Il mouth. sl,lr.
upon sln Ll,nrt, lsipF l'us caught
up anl Levunfcd ia. tf.w's iw.,t
moIal 10 npr.nHr H. uMn hunger
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John Slslntnl h paying premiums
III . uni !, pur cent IL Het bonds
IL cancel. In lssi, s1sa .UuO, ,,Ou In
bonds h~uolue due. The Weaver
resolutions demand that M run VI
them nhnll hc funded beyond the
power III the government To .nll
them III And pay III any time, Every
republican voting, except Bedford,
voted 10 refund beyond tn. power ~
tho government 10 control them,
Congressman DeerinR voted IN the
wrong side ~ ,l~ual.
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44st a, II IL 1. taf9 I III tsFk1Ig ~ ~ NsM tsa
ss lsss Hssat ~ III n aat tHtHtsst Ani htt l1s
tt*sH avn il liz W. hart ssaatf ssshHt ssesI
As Il III ss#s ~ ~ Ats q stlsH q Ns III stss.
, 1880-10-09

we. wonder, from what we see, how
can a merchant or a shop-keeper
manage, who depends On the profit
arising from the sale of his merchan.
disc to make a living, unless he has
already an established capital? Sink
ing must be the business, Probably,
for aught we know, some do float in
the midst Of this stagnation. Sa-
turday is the only day of stir
that days sale alone cannot make
up the whole weeks deficiency.
The town during the week seems as
though deserted by general consent
scarcely is heard the sound of the
carpenters hammer, OF the sharp
tinkling of the mason's trowel. The
annual process of wedding the grass
throughout the town is going on with
activity"
, 1880-10-09
UINDL0STE BREVE I CHRISTIAN
STEDS POST CONTOIR.

Miss Agnis Andrew, Elizabeth Benjamin, Mr..
George Bough Jos. r. Rruley Miss Isabella
G. Brumwell, Mary Ann Eliza Carol, Mrs.
Coda, Mrs. Clemtiner Arnal, Miss Jane
Christian. Miss Coda. Chamber of Com merce,
Miss Madilains CoIquhone, Mrs, Mary Jane
Christensen, Mr.. William Cother, Miss Eliza
beth Dericx. Mrs. Sarah Daokefty, Lonisa
Edward ri, Mis- Ann Mary Elsko, Mrs. Roeli-
ma Falbear, Miss Emma Foss, Christina Fran
els, Mr. hristisude Graf, Mr. Christian F. Hen
neman. Mattiider Harregiu, Jorgeeanua Henry,
Miss Madglean James, Aun Aribella James,
Mrs. Anteneter James, Miss Eliza Johshla,
Mr.. A. B. Irwin, Mrs. Elizabeth James, Mrs.
Elsy james, Miss Mussula James, Mrs. Mar
garit James, Mrs. Catherine Larsen. Mr.. Samuel
Lewis, Mrs. Mingo. Lucretia Minor, Alfred
Mears, Miss Maria Nc. Henley, MR.. N. Olsen,
Mn. Phillip, Miss Ann Elizabeth Petersen,
Mrs. Jane PHILIPPE, Mis-, Teresa Petersen,
John Richard, Ne. Shra Scrodee. Ellick Thomas,
Mics Rosaline Tush, Minnie Webs ter. Mr.. Matin
Williams, Mrs. Sasannah Willinms, Miss Louisa
Williams.
Christiansteds Kgl Posscontoir st. Croix den
2deu October 1850.
A. J, BoYE.
, 1880-10-09
S n G u o Z x A v I S.

government, but with all this, where
is the peoples liberty and se~lf.govern-
ment -. We will wait, however,
to see what the new Commission on
the Press says and does. We admit
hat Loris Melikof has done a good
service by dismissing Count Tolstoi,
but the right Of the people and per-
sonal liberty will be obtained only
when the source of the law is the will
of the people and a national Govern
ment the protector of such ~law-only
when autocracy is destroyed"
A chapter is then devoted to the
characteristics Of Melikof, in which the
present Minister of the Interior is des-
cribed as a genuine Asiatic diploma
fist, who knows how to blind socie-
ty by his cunning. He is further
said to have a fox's tail and a VOLTS
teeth. The secret police system
it is stated, goes on, not only
as before the Ukase, but with
extended activity. Well known wri-
tiers and priests, the latter visiting the
prisons, are employed as spies. Only
in June last Ga persons were deport-
ed, % by administrative order with
out trial: and on the 18th of July
another batch of SO, including 80
by administrative order, started from
Moscow. The foreign Press, through
It's correspondents at St. Petersburg,
is asked to take notice of the arrests
and prosecutions always mentioned in
the revolutionary'paPer and which the
native Journals cannot reprint. The
paper further states that under the
willy Asiatic unhoard-of things have
been quietly done. For instance, the
female prisoners Natanson, Vitanieff,
MalinofskL, and Kolienkin were
branded mprison, and not by women
as is usual, but by several gendarnas,
assisted by medical inspectors. Much
violence was used, it is said, on Ne
tanson, who was Ill and objected to
the operation. The Executive Com
mittee discloses two spies, one of
them having lived in Paris and in
America in intimate relations with
the Russian Embassies in both coun-
tries. The chronicle of persecution
gives a large number of arrests, depor-
t%ations, cases of insanity through
confinement, and so forth. On the
9th of last month, Goldenberg,
a political prisoner in the st. Pc
tersburg fortress, committed suicide
by choking himself with a towel;
and in Kieff a certain Polikapof shot
himself in desperation at his attempt
to kill a spy being discovered. A
confidential circular, addressed to
dignitaries of the Church, requests
that no mention of political arrests or
Investigations may appear in the &C.
c~lesiastical Press. A long list of sub
scriptions closes ills last revolutiona-
ry effusion.
, 1880-10-09
R U SSIA.
(Fyom the Times.

From the Times.
Another startling supplement to the
irrepressible revolutionary journal,
The wiH of the People, has just made
it's appearance in ST Petersburg. It
bears date the 20 of August (Septem-
Der y, and, ike the last, is very bad
ly printed. The general belief is that
it's sheets, Of which this number has
four, are no longer printed in St.
Petersburg, but come from the pro-
vinces. The circulation has been
effected this time very extensively
through the post. The opinions Of
the Revolutionary authors upon the
last ukase, abolishing the Supreme
Commission, &C., constitute the
chief points of interest in the present
number. The first article Says
We had already gone to press
when the journals announced a fresh
act Of Governmental wisdom, o.
rather impertinence. By the ukase
of the 18th Of August the Supreme
Commission was triumphantly buried,
after having brilliantly accomplished
its great mission. Sedition it has not
annihilated; the hopes Of society it
has not justified bnt it has shown
once more that the Russian Govern
ment know how to lie and play the
fool with the cPednlous."
The same article says =
"About half a year has already
passed since the accession to power of
Loris Melikoff was greeted by a
friendly chorus of newspaper fattery
as the beginning of new era. Halfa
year has passed with the most favour
able conditions for the Government.
It has more than once announced its
wish to return to a liberal policy but
for the Revolutionary dagger and
dynamite. During the last few
months neither dagger nor dynamite
has been seen, and still there are no
reforms, It is time to put an end to
the ridiculous MISUNDERSTANDING
time for the Russian citizen to under
stand that nothing is given gratis in
this world, that every power con-
cedes only in proportion as the peo-
pie are able to force it. . . The Go
vernment had no intention of keeping
its promises, and as soon as the revo-
lutionary movement was thought to
have been crushed by reason of its
silence, quite a different manner Of
action was adopted. Loris MelikoA
has systematized ~absolutism in uni.
ting the various authorities. He has
not diminished the activity of the
open and secret police. In St Peters
burg alone from $50 to 500 fresh
police inspectors have been appointed,
20 that now, in some quarters, there
are about three to every four houses
We give credit to Loris Melikoff 70,
developing the principles Of absolute
, 1880-10-09
Acknowledgements

Wet oek ~jendtgjores herved at Presi.
N dentskabet har t~ilstillet underte gnede
Foged Fortegnelsen over ubetalte Skater
til ColonialKassen for Aaret 1879 med
Ordre til at foretace Execution for disse
Skater, saafremt Qvittering Xxx" er fore.
viist indel dan 21de October i0rstkom.
mende.
Frederiksteds Fogedcoutoir den 25ds
September 1880.
r. PETERSON.
, 1880-10-09
publication.

VT is hereby made known that the PIE.
q sidency has transmitted to he under
signed Sheriff the liSt of arrears Of CAKES
due to the Colonial Treasury for The year
1879, with orders to levy for sad tcxos, if
receipts are not produced before the 2ist
vi October nexi.
Sheriffs Office, Frederiksted, September
25th 1880.
R. PETERSEN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
Terrible Accident.

New York, July q. AT clock this
moruing the cassion leading to the en-
trance to the Hudson river tsnnel con
structing at 10Th street, Jersey City, ,caved
in carrying with it an immense quantity
of earth. Twenty one men were buried.
Seven were soon after taken out bruised
but not seriously, and the rescuers were
Iaboriug hard to reach the remaining
fourteen. Meanwhile water from the
river flowed in rapidly and the steam FIRE
engines were set to work to save those
who might still; be alive from drowning.
The workmen resided in the vicinity Of
the tunnel and q very large and excited
crowd of persons soon congregated. Most
of the men were employed at the bottom
Of the shaft About one third of the
gang was engaged on bri, wall of the
arsh, 25 feet higher. 1t was the latter
squad, ali brick layers. that escaped except
two. The main arch of the tunnel runs
out from the shaft a distance of about
thirty feet, when it opens into two distinct
arches that are to form the tunnel
Through some negligence Of the menit is
supposed the air lock was not properly ad-
justed. When the process of shifting
commenced, the brick wall connecting the
two arches gave way and the water rushed
into the cave.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
gPORTS.

SARATOGA. July 2l.-The weather to
dag is pleasant and the track in gooC
condition
Sioux wen the three quarter mile dash
Lady Middleton second. Minos third
Time, l:163
Fortuna sold 10 the pools at 500 to l0(
for Turenne. in the second race. one mile
and baf, and 60; tbs second place. Tu
reDDe winning The day, Star third
Time, 2:45l.
CHICAGO, July 2l.--DAy fine and track
better, Sorrel Dan wen the uD finis bed
pacing racs in 2:Is9, Little Brown jug
second.
In the unfinished 2:27 race Daisy Dale
took the sixth and seventh heats winning
the race Time. 2:243, 2:2S. John Grant
took the second money. Big Loap. third.
SARATOGA, July 2I-Charley Gorham
wen the mile dash, Col. SpraRue. second
Time. I:464 Pomeroy won the hurdle
w alter second,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
How is Works.

/ We are informed by a mum bsr of able
editors, as We were informed at Chicago
| by number of able orators. that civil
service reform is to be the issue of this
campaign. You might as we'll try to
enthuse an audience over the reading OF
the thirty mine article as to make an active
campaign on the exploded humbug aud
hypocrisy called civil service reform. One
shake of the grand old bloody shirt will
bring more votes TO the Republican party
than oil that can be said for civil service
reform from now tiil doomsday.- st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The O. u. must refer undoubtedly TO
its experience in Missouri in shaking the
bloody shirt 10 1872 before the Globe
swallowed the Democrat, the shirt was
shaken very feebly at poor Horace Gree
ley, as he was not man OF war fire.
eater or a brigadier, and Missouri only
gave 1900 Democratic majority. In
1874 the Globe Democrat shook he"bloody
shirt" more vigorously, and the effect was
to increase the Democratic majority in
Missouri TO 10000. 10 1873 it tapped
that emblem violently in the face of its
opponents. and derided civil service re
orm-espicially in the collection of the
taxes on highwines and il had the
pleasure Of recording $1,000 Bourbon
majority. In 1878 the g. ID. spat civil
service reform, and it shook the grand
old bloody shirt" in the face of every
Bourbon bull. and the bulls tossed the g
ID SO 900 majority. This campaign the
q. d, tramples civil.service reform under
its feet. and exalts the ensanguied gar
m ment on high. and the prospect now is
the bourbons will respond with 100000
majority. After that figure is reached.
the G, ID. will invite its party to disband
rather than try some other than the
shirt" issue in Missouri 1t has been
industriously working to that end for
several years. Chicago Tribune.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
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