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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
The waEs Anssng "the MardI saraa FeI-
lows
IGolumbua taa., Times


Those Marai Graa fellows have some ways
among them who do not save all their good
things for their annual festival. When Gen.
Grant was In New Orleans they dubbed him
the Little Duke" Subsequently on ha vialt
to the mouth Of the river they made him tho
Jake Of the Jetties." Now. when hs was nj
Vleksburg. we wonder II any Of his loyal ad-
mirers there added the eataml TO the roll Of
hls honore aud made him Jake Of the Jul =
ties" and "Grand Digger Of the Cnnawl." :"
Looking at tho old ditch. and seeing poor.
ahrunhen Vicltsburg, almost deserted by her
great river, must have made the JRks'a
heart a little munhy like. II there was any
softneEa In It,,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

ANCIENT ORDER HtBEHNIANI.
Branch No, meets first Wednesday In every
month ~ 81 b. Uhnfleh at.
Branch No. sneeta second Thureday In every
month nj Ht. Johna School house. Hampart at,
Branch No. meets aeeond. Tueadny In every
month at Temperance Hall. Josephine st.
Branoh No, mee.a frat Wednesday In every
month Mt Bell Tower, AlRiera.
Hibarnia d. A.. Branoh No. /. meetn flra. Mon
day In every month at office OF Morning Btnr.
Hibernla Il. A Branch No, D. meeta frat Tues
day in every month on Maraia st.. near Common,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

B'nai tarael Lodge No. iBB meets every
Wednesday, nj No. - Royal street.
CRESCENT City Lodge No. tHa meets every Tues.
day at Mo. 10 Royal street.
Orleana Lodge No. aap meets every alternate
Mondny Mt No. IL Royal street.
Cuff Lodge taermanI No. aai meets every
Thursday at No, II Royal street.
Home Lodge No saB meets every wednesday
nj arunewRld Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
N. or y.

Ofleann Lodge No. meets every Tuesday al
arunewnld Hall.
samaritan M. meets every Thursday mt
Grunawaid Hall.
Heyal Arch No. meets every Thursday, cor.
ner fsfaiao and CArondalsts
Columbus Lodge No, meets svetg Tuesday
al odd Ttllewp' Hail. Aisisss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

n q. every month. tsirod. besw. NJ. Charles and
Mechanics i. =, oe, No. Q meets ars! Wsdpes.
Eaaie .. r. Go, No. meets f'rat Monday oi
sysry " month. Dauphins, bstw oustomhouse
.Phdsnis O. !, "a. No. meets FIRST Wednesday
n eyery month. Vistery. betw. Vaudeville and
. 6tsois i 1 !. ! I, g. g. No. !, meets argt Monday OF
every month, EsplHnads st., near Lsvse
Louisiana D. y. 90. No. ~ meets fret Monday
~ every every month. Dumhine bsts Hainpart and
Louisiana Hose q. n. o. meets first Monday
ot every month eos. Psrddo and garaHaeiet
Ifau Ferry y. III 90 No. ~ meeta htst Monday
d, every month. Tuheupitpnlaa st., near Orange.
Perseverance, q. r. %. Mo- IN meets last Tues.
aas ass q sys,y enth Perddo s bot s Charles
:. Philadelphia q. b. %. Mo, "a meets t1rst
Thursday Of every month. Common st.. Bot.
ys@oason R D. /. b.. No. Ia NESTS t,rst Thursday
ef every month. gallops al, bot. 81. Charles and
:, WASH ineion 3. y. Co. No 10 meets second
Tuesday 81 every month, Thalta st.. bet. Dry
adss aud Darehne.
every month, Qlhibofps aud Bt. Peter,
Jefferson 3, +. %, No a. NESTS firai Saturday
Of sytg mep1h rGhoNNeito,as r, N sesr sosapa1tn
Of sysry month. Washington st.. bot. Masa sine
Crescent q. y. %. No, .. NESTS llrst wsdaes.
sysy gptb + g. Me- nss st. rss sr F"s
every month. Lake End.
ALttEHS FIRE DEPARTMENT..
- washington II. and y. CO. No. meets nfss
Thursday OF every month. cor. Aleoh and Ver-
ret.
Pelican n. F 90 No. meets first Thurs day Of
every month, cor, Petsrs and vsrret.
Brooklyn g. r. Do. No. meets first Menday Of
svsry month. Bouny. bet. Peters and Delaronde
nts,
Morgan ., Go. lnests first Monday OF every
month. Emifa bot. Eliaa and Ivelna.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
FIRE DEPARTMENT. stNTH DIS.
IHICT.

IHlSIs
Flremsn'n Charitable Association merit second
Tusshav Of every month Magazine. bet. Cadis
ard jena.
Pioneer r. 90 No. / meet fret Tuesday Of
every month Mnaaains, bet. Berlin and Milan.
Home II. and l.. Go. No, meet fret Tuesday
nf eve,r month. Maiengo. bot Constance and
Magazine.
Frotsutor u. %, NO. meet fret Tuesday Of
every mouth. COR. Fitt aud NAPOLEON Ayanna,
YJuhs America ". Un. No h mset fret Tues.
day Of every month. Magsslbe. bet. Cails and
Jena.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

Lodge No Am. German Order Of Hort Gorl
meets on Erht and third Thursday of every
month at Philharmonic Hall. Algiera.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

Raed'H Gilt i1dae Tonic restores tha nm, >ftfe
, 1880-12-11
TIE CITT-1IALL.
s1x cases OF d!phthoria woro reported yester-
day, which Ia nbovo tho average.

s1x cases Of d!phthoria woro reported yester.
day, which Ia nbova tho average.
TM1xus arc not running us thoy should IN tho
matter of issuing blrlnl permits. 4 reporter
H had 'iie; % of sb1sno" tsaub!s a AZ % %invssisat!oi
Dc Wolfs coachrfsat. Tho Doetor know noth-
Ing Ut 1t, ot course. but, s!nee theru hnye been
g many compiaInts oa this subject, J. is agous
Gasss Sss Tn'e order
attention wa cailed to il ii, ito public prints
tho trouble wNs retucIlcl. aud It ID to 10 hDpcl
thas tho IT, re 1Sot9s VII sa rseay ais fs 20
attend to wknt he ts paId 10 do, and ienyp tho Is
suine OF burlal permits to some ono else.
TIE Comnlttee on Public buildings was In
session yesterday aftcrnooll, and had Under con.
sitleraton the quostion Of allowing soxton "cx-
trns" on tho homework for tho new City.iInll.
Mr. Sexton clutnis that l,u figured, in nakln1 Ills
use Of sovcn. .poand '' rop for sho rcof; % ana,
furthermore. Tint tho traclngs, and not tho
% upon, ind db sabscqcntly To-" 10 work @ nndos, aud @
thnt craauros hnvb beun siEcc 1naao In tho orig
ins! plans, which now require h'na ~ T. @ ''so toM
to supply tho toi.- pound unless he ID paid tho
Il Involves about 1900 In "cxtras." and tho
mattess,TAs referred to tho Committee for ntlju-
fsaSn s csc sssst soSn q saa ws xe s a9 It sP
was lot. una Mr. CIonyclnnd. who wns building
superintendent ut the ting, wero present., but
| Thai the original ptans hayu bcon altered In thIa
particular 1horo d no doubt, for tho crasuFcs aro
eusauees ss " uss Be c' aetereG @ 't rho M0t co e
IT length, and sesoIysd te v, turn T T
Superintendent Kirk!und, where il belongs
under tne :,! eontra9': md they weEo given powpr
tho GuUtruGt.
, 1880-12-11
ANCIENT MAPS.
1lllnoia md NvFaeonain M soon by uao
Early Erencfk Settlers,

Early French Settlers.
Bptetal Uispnteh 10 7hs Chtedqo Tribune.
0AiENA, ILL.,, Dec. 1o.-Iho Hon. +. h.
Washburne has presented to tho City Of Gu
lena two old ard curious maps which were
picked up by him while In l'nrfs. THO first
ono Is n map Of 'Canata, or New France"
nnd was published ln l'nrls IN 17o3, III years
ago. and thirty years after tho discovery OF
tho Upper Mississippi! lsiycr ut tho mouth Of
tho Wisconsin, In 1913, by Joliet md Mar.
aucttc. On this nnp both tho Galena and
Dnbuac lead mines arc ptlt down {Nltno slu
1'lomh), and they arc anIong tic first
lead mines discovered by white mcn In the
Nurth American Continent. A river Is
marked OIL tllIs map Which answers 10 the
tia'ena River, but ITO 1IninU Is given 10 It.
The "Afine do rlomb" Qead lnlnc) Is located
OIL the river. What Is now 1.ake Michigan Is
put down MS "Lac dcs Illinois," tho origlna
nnlno Of tho tnke.
Tho second map was published in 1T44,
and is called the MAP Of Louislanu, tho
Course OF tho Mississippi. alsd the Neghbor-
ins Country" The "Mlne do plomb" Is
put down on this map tic sn,no
as III tho map OF 17ua, but
THO river, to which no nn,ne was then a1,-
gs gc j. FySn WIZ. ts9 s now g%"S ,stos 1vf1' Il ek
natcd IN this n1np us tic "country 6t tho
lfcnnrls"; Of the northern part ssof Illinois,
tilo Country of tlle AlaseoMtens -; Of t!lo
the "Assenispl Mi Riyf1re ID lsoehe"; tic
1liu0is River, rs "l2[yttro dies Illinois y;
The tho Ohio Rlver, rs "loyo, or 70 bg!lo
Chicasto, written "Cliecagou,S is e correctly
located.
, 1880-12-11


A nELEGArIoN on T1iEIR WAY To wAstItS1ToN.
Thcro arrived at tho urand rnclfle Hotel ycs-
tortluy AFTERNOON band Of enp,cr- cuIorcd whr-
r1nrH " sone notO nmong tic xrrAt Stdtix Nn-
ton. THO pnrty includes tho following Chiefs:
ltl1u Cont. Ut tho Sans Arcs: Little Mo- Heart and
whEts ssant t thS M!n.eean,.s; Fur ,sar
XEsai: I'D Y. Fis!ase, the f |$,efpss!ss: :. ' @
tIato iho " ecssioi, Il Tlxht ef way thrn1'xh tho
Sioux Reservation to thu milwaukee, Il st. 1'aut
1.nllroa which desires tn extend Its linz wcst-
Greek. Tho lmllInrs, through tholr Interpreters,
wy that there Is no tflisi ~ TITO tc!cgrtttia pub.
s at eor s'Re Rel css ys''ss Sr se T. a III i sSs e
so sicaa sos % Naten i s pet "i tso
S5sT Sssyes Ssso9 a;s sanH a oos a GTs' nrpst f
'u's s4o oes esiet Hhey *nG @ tst o!sas ssl
md hut ,ho other tri6es-tho l,rulG Ind Choy.
aKreo IT, + Tateyer the mnTsat
tic smaller tribal. instructions. THO 0oycra-
cnt VIII rGculsn tho psirohilsc money Iii trust
tSt toru ao yx e u fs0 e. ht e Tq o ns ~
spotts,i Isii have renassed 5hea'sciyes
atatGHrnt that there Is any. possibility Of tho
and Jay tint III .ho tribes arc anxious 10 huvo
Thoy left tho Cheyenne Agency last Monday.
bat were aolyea BY % snow1atvr!s @ on .ho North.
Sses ths ro ap uaqy YoasS1t Sxa fsr t. E
With ~ j. delegation m Of Chiefs, hut t'Tx wis
staa'ss ia nY it 70 "ese o. t. @sinsso" ssiH ana
participate in tho conference. Tho warriors
spent tho tlnlo comfortably last night at Hoo
i0y.s Ih9ntro, whcro they enjoyed Co'. Sellers
, 1880-12-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Nf"AHNAHN AH& HANlN4 h1JDOH1s
Tho recount a tho votes in tho contest be-
tween Schnrtau Ind aiicroslnwski, III tho Twelfth
Senatorial District, III still going OH. Tie 1rst
recount wnan't satisfactory, especially to J. II.
D0Oiittte Jr., who appears for thu man with tho
hwf1l natnc. and who emit comprehend how his
side loscs itltt tho 0thor Bd0 ls ulwMys Eutntn0.
-. l.. itoekwull seos much u cheer him IL
Hehnrau's sIttc OF tho case, and ho IL happy. It
y proposed to recount nEutn from tho First
Sixth Precinct Of tho Fourteenth Ward, utld tho
result will W 70 elect suhtr1u.
It. Ia Tnsy eyiaent ~ 1hat pho,pa acted @ @shabo!!y
1ufius are never forgotten, especially Oy tho
Thuro wure but t,yo proctncts counted yes
tortlny,-tho F4rat and Second Of tho Thrtecnth.
III these d number Ut ballots wnro inil uso bo-
sohnrlnu. OF tho othur fellows, giving to each j
votes, but ielvlg m tho t'4ine OF tho other uat,
S; wh Il sotSs IL ,e ,sso ssss astteo
1oltgcd to tho fcllnw whose naluo was pasted on
tho tlckot. n tint way Phelps gained so,ne IL
"s ls aua ssafa II tho sson Pr.
sawski lost il,s. srbo Discrepancy ii tho Fo,lrtl,
Precinct Of tho Fourteenth wnrd IL ss,ulothlnH
st vsss saa saa s'hts VA d'p5!v'
fs's efgs reopo. tS e tho
and for beth si!ios How jssses "t eisetien ' c;'
ullow such mistakes to pass 6y unnot!ecd aoetus
mystery. Al! theso Judges aro Intelligent and
Thirtoenth Ward tho Judges wery IL, H., Muir
.loek, g. MuGratl,. und W.. Williams: III tic
Yhirtl Precinct, A. W. uEay, Ja.nus Frake, md
". W. hlct}utra. In tho Fourth Precinct uf the
Fourteenth tho Judges wGro james ". Aa1e.,,
Herman BtNhl. nnd Inns Bchlott; IN tho Elev.
ontl Precinct. Michael llarrott, e. e., AFed, and
john j. 1lMck. All thGso tneu Aro known
M RUoa ,cltzons, mil tho hypothesis
upon which those great errors
ia accounted for Is TINT thoy wuro very tired
tive yutos. mud tho Hne-all1-A-haif votes
Btulnpct! th0ul, Tho wholo thlag carr hayo been
nothing hllt q mstnlfo In figuring, aud, for thts
ruAsoll, tho wbou Legislative Vute of Cook
County might lv Chilled Into question.
, 1880-12-11
TIE SECOND ADVENT.

pNKrAlifN1 rNtt Ellts1ST's BECQSD COMING.
An Advent prayer injecting held yesterday
evening In tho lower hull Of tho ChicMgo Ayonue
Church was very well attended, nad ulprp thnu
tho usual interest bo.ouGtng to tho Frllay oyen-
ing meetings WIS takcn In tho proceedings.
Tho ttcv. Bit. NeedhMni, pastor OF tho Church,
presided, aud after an eloquent introductory
prNycr lNado few pertinent remarks on tho
subject Ut tho evening. Ono Yront question III
connection With tho advent which Interested NIL
Christian minds WIS tho9tlme at which 1t wns
to come. lie would rom I'D thum that tue APOSTLE,
In bis eplstio to tho ltotnans, wrote, when
oxhort(ng thom to cast ON tho works OF dirk.
lieBs, tint "now Ii our salvation roarcr than It
was." How much ncarer must 1t 10 now TINT
1sOo years had gone by. Tho second atlvont
Of Chsist, ho believed, wns nearer than many
supposed. In Germany tho J0ws woro being
prosecuted. Tho students wcra prosecuting
them because they held they wero not identified
with tho political inturcsta OF tho country; tho
street saiat,s becatiso tho 1ows posseas wealth;
tho merchants anu others OF tho hIghor ulasses
i!orcc. fhe iiand of tho ' Lord ~ wsls in iii tha
persecution. lilo WAS uprnuttnK thoNl III order
70 ,, ,arye thom 9@t q , shs a%a and
wero ,wurs and rurnors OF wars, and tho whole
woFla sas II stat. Sf HpasaSal " @ aHd % "nrcst. =. IT
sn 1s aay Il ha al a2a Ghrs,ans
shoula pit oti Tho worfs of darknoss uni pat on
III! I'll 'Esr S w. 81 @ fsG hs g tao % e. Yo
said that he would ike 10 hear how tho hops. for
s a' y astsa sho o ss I @a ssa
theer enpes,ence q. ~ th!s point; t;,,, .-.,, 49,.
aftcr M wv who.o second Goo % soa,inx Ds thoro astl @e!
n S9 US y nD %o.a H.
room D1ss1pArxp CREATURE,
but since ho Mt tho hopo Of ChrIst's coming ho
, 1880-12-11
pRlYATN SEWERS.

WHO CONTROLS TtIRttt CONSTRUCTION
There WINS considerable cotnnotlon yesterday
among tho city authorities over tho publication
In these columns In rufcrcnco tt, tho control Of
prlvnto sewers or lrnins. Dr. lie Wolf was
plcAsrti, md Col El,ots, ut tho bend Ut tho Sow
craKc Department, wns nut positively offended,
unless It was ut sceinR hts name In prlut; hut
Commissioner Waller Thought ho hn,l bcerl
rlnccd III IN awkward position, and that n great
deal was hoinY lnnto out ut nothing. Upu.,
reading what ha1 been printed, which WIS tlln
first he knuw Of 'what hnl boun RoiuE on, how
over. hV sent for Col. Ellers and Sumo others
connected With tho ScwcrnRe Department, and
tatkctl to thom. tic ehnrgcl El!era with having
and that ho had ordered tho non- enforcement of
tho ordinances III references to tho control
Of private drains IND scwaFs, which was
unjust, md subsequently thu denfal Of others 0
having made suct, statement was clfcftet Tut
this did not seem to enttsfy him, for ut tho tn
" his Interview ho determined npnn writing u
Stirr to o Spsrs to ta se1 himself rEh e
win far tc slightest expression upon the tl,rs-
tlon at tssue,-wnether no Dcpart,nont of rub;
nver tho construction Ut sowera-except tl,at hg
cil to tho posilInn ile has sheratoforc announced
himself rs building In interpreting tho ordi-
III whnt was published Friday in reference to
| tho general lebtlon uf tho control VI eswcr.
construction reference was lnndc to Sotnc coFre-
| s1,Dtldurtp between
the HEALTH COMMISSIONER AND THE LAW DE-
rAaTMEXT,
aad Yesterday It was made public. It Is ms fol.
gnicAoo, Dec. :. 1sso.-The Hon. Julius y. Grim
tlcli, Cttp- -AttorHfp-sl1s: House sewerage ts
| inuttcr Uf 50 much Importance to tho public
hc!te that, iu my op!u0R, every pelsnte tlrllt,
and ull house. cnneottons ttorewth. should re-
| ctve st1cl attention from n municipal OlfGpr,
while building, as will it,auro Il proper eonstruc.
Now that tue ordinances ero being revised md
the atfaCAl appropriation Till ID st1n to bp cou-
81crGu, respectfully nsk 10 he tnformcl:
, 1880-12-11

I.tntliny continued tho Ti4nca injuncttnn cnse
nntil Monday, when 1Ee will decide tl,e ures-
tl0n pf tho I{Gcrtvership and still further cx-
tcrd the Injunction. Notice Inns becn given
By Frank j. Donovan, Trnstee, TINT tho 141nca
, 1880-12-11

DON'T Die OIL tho 1sFe.niseu.3
AJAX druggists for "isough on Hats" IT olcars
, 1880-12-11

Tho wonlet of tho w0rld-Tho case and com-
tort With which u lady snRy run tho new NJ. y
Whceler Il Wllspu Sewlng- -Machlue. la5 Htato
street.
, 1880-12-11

Tho popular and lonE.estabIIshed dentlats,
D1s. Mctaesney, tayo the rush. y bcst SGT.
, 1880-12-11

Careful operations. Finest tacth, u. Cummtnt
Dental Company, c0rncr stato and Randolph.
, 1880-12-11

Isothesda Wnter Is a specific for kidney dis.
C9scs. 0nlo Il Blockl, afents,
, 1880-12-11
Getting then dispersed.
THE ST, LOUIS "TlMEs."

: ST. Louis, No., dec, 10.-After listening
to additional arguments and hearing argu-
iment extended through tho afternoon. Judge
, 1880-12-11

Morsford's Acid Phosphate for Abuse
of Alcohol.
John r. Whee!er, II. D., Of Hudson, N.Y., gnys:
huvo given 1t with present decided benefit
IL caso 0i innutriuon Of the brain from nbt,ao
Of alcohol"
, 1880-12-11
THE COAL MONopoLIsTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10-Tho combined
anthracite conl interest agreed to-day to tho
plan Of operations governing tic winter
months, whereby the companies will work
three dnys III each week, beginning next
week. during December and January, md
February If necessary.
, 1880-12-11
SPORTING MATTERS.

SPORTING MATTERS.
CnAnLEsToN, Dec. 10.-At tho races to4lay,
milo md a hale dash:
Charley Lush. ...... ................ ...........2
TMc-s:0.
Tho two-milo dnsh:
Long TnW....
I0ttgry. Observation-Disclosures. ......,.....,y
-
TlHc-l:t1.
Mile dash:
AhhGu .+s.ss+ss-+
AleoMau.. ID
Ttme-1:49H.
, 1880-12-11

N. D.-Alt correspondence sIlonld bo With II. L.
Dauphln NJ nbovp. In NIL casos tho TICKETS then.
sevoa aro sun and NEVER circulars oEernE ce.,tu.
catoa or nnythlng !nstoad. Any ono proposing to
ofror anytig aisn by circtslar otlgrwEsc On hIl
own bollalf OF thMt nf TIC Company. Is swlNpLsn.
, 1880-12-27


Special D4srateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW Io1:K. Dec. 2o.-On tho tlay Of the
last meeting of the creditors Of N. y. l1ar-
wood, which WAS held In this city on Thurs
dAy, It 1sas lMatle manifest that thorc was to
be ''n0 more fooltng" over tho matter. and
that the feeling on the part Of tho New York
merchants was such as to lead them
TO NJ LONGER TOLERATE:
tho course he had plirsued, nor consent to
accept tho pro1fer OF settlement he had made,
when, in the face Of his statements, 1lo was
able, on the judgment Of experts, to pay n
larger percentage Of lfs indebtedness. The
business Of that meeting wns transacted with
protnptness, and without any supertlMuns
discussion, and when 1t adjourned every
merchant there left with the firm determine
ton, no doubt, Of pushing tho bankrupt to
tho corner, for they were pretty we'll sat1s-
fed that l,e Ind attempted to dcfraud the
creditors, and that hfs failure was accom-
plfshed with this solo object in view.
JUST AFTER THE ADJOURNMENT OF THIS
MEETING
gentleman prominently identified with tho
dry-goots credit business In New York re-
marked to the representative Of THE TnrD-
USE that hc WIS morally certain tllat 1Iar-
wood was contemplating n departure from
Minneapolis, nnd that lie would not be sur
prised to lcnrn at any moment that he had
rnn away. lie was soicitous that nothing be
said about the matter, MS tho creditors were
watching 11arwood carefully, and they did
not want TO prccipltato nny event of this
character II 1t could bc avoided. The feel
ing was pretty general TINT the failure was
4 COMPLETE sW1SpLE
from beginning to e1ltt, but, SO long rs ncgo-
tiations were pending. 1t were better to await
their development before making any direct
charge Of tho kind. II tho creditors could
secure anything, very good; but, until it was
asccrta!nctl that tile fTnud was nj, open and
barofaced one, 1t was better to use discretion
and await the course Of events.
THE MEMS OF 1GAHWoop's FLIGHT FROM
M1sSEAroL1s
on Friday night confirms the fears that have
been entertained by II few Of these knowing
ones here, md 1t Is quite evident that his de-
parture was precipitated by tho reports OF
the nctlon Of tho meeting here On Tharsday.
, 1880-12-27

Tho Governor OF O1tlo tho Recipient
OF Hundreds Of Letters, Including
Ono from Trctltlcns-Elect 3nrGle1d,
Commenting Him for His Action III
tho Senatorial ltacc.
6ptetal Dispatth to The Chtedpo Tribune.
CoLuAnua O.. Dcc. a1.-slnco Ills withdrawal
as d candidate for tho scnate, Gov. Fostor Inns
boon the recipient Of hundreds OF letters COM
mcnding his acttun In tho interest Of harmony
In tho party, Sumo Of these lettcra arc from
tho recognized leaders Of tho Mutton, and ono
from the Btantarti-bearcr ms expressed by the
will of tho people. While Republicans gen.
ernlly arc RratEfied that u hcntod and bit
ter contest has been avoided. there
arc many within tho party who arc
not at nil pleased With tho Governors
withdrawal, aud it Is a question whothor tho
withdrawal! would have boon ady!srd BY bis
friends had thoy bettHr understood tho exact
situation Of atrars rs Ia made apparent ia tha
correspondence Of tho past few lnys II IL but
Justice to sny Ia this connection that Mr. Sher-
ulnns strength IN the Legislature wns grcntly
oyercsttmased. anl his election WAS only ulado
certain by tho withdrawal Of Gov. Foster. 4
report Of n sensational charlcter to tho otlcct
that hnd Gov. Foster remained In tho Held aud
bud failed to scolsro tho cuuclss nomination
bis friends would hAv9 withdrawn md formed q
cplabInatlon with Il few Democrats created quito
ripple on tue political surface Until
tho attention or tho Governor WA8 Chilled to tho
subject, which he denounced rs tho most nh.
surl story ever set at!ont. "You 1nny say,"
aaid tho Governor, that. 80 far as nm con-
cerncsi. mover entertained such Thought. aud
had tho suggestion over becn broached ehoul.t'
have sHothored 1t al, once. Such a thought
could have mover been ontcrsntned. based
my hopes upon tho votes uf tho ltopnpl!can
members ct the. General Assembly, mud had
boon disappointed that would haye ended
the u,attcr. As Republican, I should
haye abilcd by tho result Of the
caucus Of Republicans. Tho int.nlatton that a
Job waa sot up to form combination ts utterly
ialso and without foundation. The gentlemen
who form tho Gunerai Assembly arc not of that
stripe. They arc Republicans and Democrats
OF character. and do nut knuw OF member
either stltu that gonltl b9 Induced 10 t.at his ba-
lot c0nt,7lry 10 tho decision u tho caucus
OF bis respective party" Public opinion
strongly fAy0rs the Governors nn!nlhnt1n next
summer for second term. und It T. not ut nll
tMprobuh1e that h9 Will collkGnt. While such
nCtion would have strong tendency to keep tho
purity lii solid column and brinR IL Its support
tho now voters, thuro ar0 evident EiKnR Ut up
position In certatn tl,Fcctlons which i IL antcl-
patsa would render tho Nou,natinx c9nyGnti9n 1!.,
an atttactlvo Elace for those whn 9Mloy nvoly
Gea. lnhn beatty. tho leading arlrl in tho Until
Hayes movement III 1877, uni WIN le4 tho 1l!nIno
farcea In Ohio last epr1nX. therehy tlettAt1ilH
Secretary Hhermns's Prcsdnntn! hupes for all
tfne, will lA' l1ruiKht ont III cAnd!nto fur lno
U11bcEn4turjll nomination n0xt 8pfiuE.
, 1880-12-27
STRIKING CUAL-MINERS.
Serious Trouble Threatened In tho
Hooking valley 3IlninE ttcEloh.

Serious Trouble Thrcatencd In tho
Hooking valley 1IlninE tteEloh.
Special ultpateA to The t'hfeaeo 7ftbuHt.
CotuAnus, O., Dec. D.-SerIoaa trouble il
threatened III tho Hooking Valley conl-sl!nang
districts at New stFaltsyllte Netsonr!Elo, aud
Shawnee tho oss,lso being tho imaginary Unjust
leo Of tho goal upnrutors and 1ni,lo owners. At
Corning auti Iseallng. In tho siuniay Crock VAL
lsy, tue minors hnvi> been out for threo days,
,holr 1oinands for settlement scmi"monthly, In
s,oad of monthly, nut havlug toon acct.lcd to
by tho opsrutors; but 1t was expected that work
would be resumed to-lnoErow. Tho strike OF tho
1iocktns Valley minors, however. docs not
encouruRe such expectations. Tho law
less u!cmont In both localtt!cs, together with
FREQ In1iulKunou nt whisky. has hAd tho
ct1oct Of t0nlerluR arguments u*ulus1 ut tho
prVsent tiulo. and uxtravugant demands are
nude ~ Inducements tn return to Work: AZ u
precautionary laeaauro, tho llocktu9 val!oy
Railroad Company huyo runoyld thoir 1ocotnp-
tfyea atlA cah1odcs frUM I'LL points whtru tronhI9
IL thrcntpnCt. 1t 10 the opinion nf tho ra'lroAl
poopt0 aud tho roHl operators that ~ soon ~
tho miners sobvr up work will bo resumed. The
suspension Of work oven temporarily will sVri.
ollsly cinbarrasa bl,stnoas, as nvGr 1000 cArs OF
coal por duy were bclug marketed frpna thesa
MtauS.