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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-02
CONNECTIONS .

At GREEN BAY with Chicago 4 FortA
western and Wisconsin Central Ra.t.ays g,
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for al poa,,
North, East and South
At NEW L0SDQH, with the NflxauAs
Lake Shore b Scs:ern R'y for Sa.~ano al4
&anitowoe.
At AMHERST in. and PLOVYR with
FiaeoRaia Central z. T. for Ashland. So,
yens 70 mt. Portage and Madison.
At hERRILLAN in with Chicago. S,
Paul & Minneapolis Line for Black Riru
Falls, Eau Claire. st. Paul aud K!Rasapoli,
At W1SOSA with Chicago, Mll.suke e
ST. Paul Railway, for St. faal snei ainne.r.
oils, with Winona 4 St. PsterRail1sud. &c
\. w 70, Rochester, Nsrshng siou,
City. fankton, and points West-
At LA CROSSE with Southern A.apsot,
K. K and with Chicago, Clinton, DsbEqve
and Minnesota Railroad
TIMOTHY CASE, Rec-ir.<.
and Osnn Manage
hUN5UT I. -EkHE Gen. P.+sr- &
Grsen Bay. n.
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s.oeam 81. Paul sos
7.oosm 'Ainnsspolsl o5pm q,
Spinner
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-02
Notice Of the Redemption Of Lands
Sold for Taxes Nav l4th 1878.

-TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY DOUGLAS,
= OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
Superior. August 9TH, 1880
The following pieces ofland having been rod by
.he County Treasurer Of the County Of Douglas, on
the I4th d.y OF MAY 1873 for the taxes interest and
charge. for the 1877 Therefore notice is hereby
given that unless said lauds redeemed from said
snIe Oh or hef,re The
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-02
DISTANCE 9

From Green Bay 10 New Laalon. 80
miles; Plorerr So IN; Grand Rapids, 80 u. !,
Mcmillan junction, AS N; Arca1is, lq2
Winona, 2l4; La Crosse, 99g 4, 81 Pau
2Sl Minneapolis, 292.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-02
14th DAY OF MAY 1881.

they will lie led to the respective purchasers
or assiguee-. according to lay the amount Of taxes,
interest aud charges clcul ed up to.the.as day Of
redemption opposite zach piece respectively.
6Eo + HOLcoaB. Comfy Clerk.
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THIS COMPANY of+rrs FOR sale large smeent a
MI excellent Warming and I.Hbe<
Ax1N -. Land, on the line of It's Road, ee~.
ored with hsa-y growth Of Pine, Hsnosk, oak
Maple, Beach and Elm. Pavmsnts easy,
CHAs. L. COLBY, Land Con- nissIones.
MILWAUKEE,, VA
, 1880-08-01
LoCatedatNo. 150Dearborp.M..
Presided 0Ver by Mr.
I. l. Welch.
An Establishment Patronized
Particularly by Prom
inent People,
It Being the Headquarters Of
the Chicago Chess Asso-
citation.

Shortly after the great fire Mr. T. L, Welch,
Que Of the victims OF the terrible contlagration,
reestablfshed himself in business In a shanty
erected Tor the purpose near the corner Of Mad
1son and Dearborn-sts. For quite long period
OF time, 1t did not require any great knowledge
OF mathematics In order to calculate his profits.
But by careful aud efficient management, and
ssrlct a1tent1on to the requirements Of the bust-
ness, Ut: Welch's establishment now ranks f1rst
among the Institutions OF its character in the
city, and people OF all classes who appreciate
&ood peer may be found among it's patrous
Inc marked absence Of "bummers'' - together
with the character Of Liquors kept ip stock.
we're the chief reasons for locating the head
quarters OF the Chicago Chess Association with
IN rs walls The Chess Club referred to Is com
posed entirely Of intelligent gentlemen Of high
standing 10 society, and the very fact Of their
having selected MI. r.Welch's saloon cs their club
room Is sufficient evidence Of tts resDecrnh;jitv
Joseph Schlltz's celebrated Milwaukee Beer IL
Kept constantly On draught, and with all lovers
OF the amber fluid" the name is ali the reron,-
mendadon required.
. hr. Nelch wishes it understood that he alwayg
Keeps on hand complete assortment OF Choice
VINES ana LIQUORS, Imported aud Domestic
Cigars, and Bottled Export" Beer,-the last
mentioned article being considered By connots-
seurs most desirable for family consumption,
IN CoSCLUsroH,
It may be we'll to state that Mr. T. l., Weich. the
sole proprietor of this popular resort Is the
only American In Chicago who has succeeded IN
he has done this may be easily shown by the
patronage OF Germans, with whnm he Is de-
servedly popular Remember the location, No,
1b0 DeRrbOrn-st.
, 1880-08-01
A NOVELTY IN VENTILATION,

~ 'tOt~AS Ht klt 19.nN]O
a novel Invention Is attracting considers
bic attention. It is al .sOzone Ganerator, -
and its name indicates Its work. It manu-
1actnres oxygen In its allotropic or concen-
tfuted state, known as ozone, which is dif-
iused throughout the atmosphere Of q room,
destroying BY oxidization the foulness and
carbonlc acid gas generated by respiring
lungs, i'll ventilation, bad sewerage, or by
other causes, and substituting the ozone Of
tne mountains. 1t is claimed that the most
V1tlated atmosphere can be rendered pure
and balmy by the generator, which is SIM
pie and somewhat ornamental piece OF furni-
ture. 1t is circular in form, about fourteen
inches in height and nine inches in diameter,
With dome-shaped top set upon an prna-
mental figured base, containing cups In
which the chemical action takes place,
generating the ozone which is diff
fused through the atmosphere by intiltration
through the porous, earthenware dome. The
Of the public buildings Of New York.-muuic. M
lpal ssand Governmental and in newspaper
off1ces, banks, police stations, public schools,
and in private residences, and have Just been
introduced into this city. One Of them can
DC seen in the composing,-roon Of THE TR1B-
uSE, where its beneficial effects are quite no
ticeable. They are calculated, OH account Of
their cheapness and simplicity, to come into
general use, and will prove exceedingly val
1laole IN our schools, churches, theatres, pub
lie buildings, stores, manufactures, and pri-
Vate dwellings rs well, where from lack Of
ventilation. OF from other causes, the atmos-
phere needs publication. 1t Is said to be q
specific also against certain diseases Of q
1nalarla1 type, as it: is claimed that the oxygen
destroys the germs Of disease. The gen
orators are manufactured solely By the
United States Ozone Company, Of No. 42
Murray street, New York, the owners Of the
patent.
, 1880-08-01

,.r,,s maternal grandfather. In April, 17oo,
!rua,n visited his grandparents and fell In lore
I'm Caroltne. Her parents became alarmed,
nd ~. told the facts to Queen Charlotte. The
,u..ar treated the news rs of no consequence.
n"t Niliam prevailed on Charlotte to marry
.ro secretly in August, 17sl. in secluded chapel
na+r p Pyrmont, In the presence OF her brother,
Id 1ard button, and few friends In 4 year
Ils.cea1mcnt Of the brides condition became tm-
oa-rh1e. The bridegroom. was packed OF to
pso1ond. There he w:s severely rcbuked and
ts,,;-cd to zcnounce the marriage. He COM
,stnad plti:ully thGt he WIS "not an oak in a
&arr, p and agreed to separation, meanly
s.u s.'"n1ntine first TINT Caroline should abandon
sr .sgbts. This she did. For three years Caro-
~. .'sa heard nothing from him She lived until
1s1s 1913 dstne in her 45th year. She married sec-
- -, ,,re doctor who saved her life by refusing
~ ~. ,oneenr to her burial when she was In a
.esncc ~ m some five years after William had de-
her.
, 1880-08-01
PERSONALS.

Dr.. Tanners liver is about the only one
TINT enjoys summer vacation.
"Farmer's Son ''-Potato-bugs nre not
good for bait. The old man evidently put up
job on you.
"Little Willie '-Tcs, the horseshoe is
supposed to bring good luck. The mnie-shoe
also does-to the undertaken.
Dr.. Talmnge is evidently. becoming home
sick. He visited the Leadviile dance houses
Wednesday night after his lecture.
A German physician contends that all emf-
neat men are -more or less mad" The gentle
man must have attended the recent Chicago
Convention:
Falconry is being introduced in Boston,
md over zoo est:mahle old hens have met violent
deaths wtl1e: being used by Beacon Hill young
ladies' In practicinR.
Young Mlitlaman ''-There is no fear Of
war with Spain during your lifetime Secre-
tary Erarts will write out his opinion in the
Eunico r. Nswconb case.
4 proof reader On the Omaha Republican
committed suicide last Sunday night We are
glad to see TINT the proof-readeEs are awak-
en1ng toaa sense Of their duty.
The sad news comes from London that
Tt1ckett, the Australian oarsman, has arrived
there safely, and Hanlan Ia reported to be almost
entireiS recovered from his recent illness:
Brockport, NJ. r, is to give ''tourna-
mentr" with fourteen country brass- bands in it,
commencing. Aug. IL We give timely notice Of
the matter In order that Secretary Evarts may
have no excuse for not interfering.
II. Kayser, Of Nu1embufg, reports that in
mixture Of sand and sulphur he placed is per
cent Of peroxide manganese, and obtained
deep black glass. showing, when broken, sombre
shades Of violet and exactly 1mita ting the vene-
tian black glass.-Sescnti6o A1nz1oan. a Chi
cago bartender. reports that in mixture Of
lesuun and sugar he placed Is cauts worth OF
, 1880-08-01
BRiGH7'S DISEASE


Or the Kidneys Successfully Treated with
Cut.cuxa Kesofvent.
Messrs. Weeks s &Potter-Gentlemeu: In the
year 1855 was taken with severe attack Ut
Kidney Disease, and entered Bellevue Hospital
for treatment. Or. johnson pronounced my
trouble Drght's Disease. 1t Is now eleven years
since left the hospitul but pArtin1ly cured, dur
and distress. although constantly usIn.. sumo
remedies. When began taking the CurIcura
ResolvcRt my symptoms we're severe pains In
tho back, great ACCOMMODATIONS Of wuter, legs
swollen and painful SO that could scarcely
walk, presenting every appearance of dropsy.
1t may seem miraculous, bat i'll ton days use OF
the Kesolvent all these distressing symptoms
disappeared, and in less than q month WIS
completely cured. DANIEL MCMAHON.
2l9 ". El9hth-st., So. Boston, May 18, LEO.
, 1880-08-01
letter

Treated by Hnlfn-Dozen Fhyslcfans With
out Cure.
Messrs Weeks s: Potter-G Gentlemen: Mr. Rob-
ert Stewart has been Il .rent sufferer for years
with letter Of q very aggravated form. Ae has
received treatment FROM hnH-n- dozen Of the
best physicians Ia this locality With but little re-
lief. Some time u9o he began the use OF the
Cuticura Remedies, which have helped him De-
yond all expectation. Also relieved d rheumatic
affection OF the hip, Tor which he is very thank
full. There arc other cases in this town thnt can
give silnilar testimonials. Respectfully yours,
W. Y. HXARD, Druggist.
Sharon, Pa, June 10. 1879
, 1880-08-01

H. anE Madison Stu:e Journal says: "With
ksa ,aes ,ras OF Aauitowoc, Marinette, Milwau-
,hs Taylor, and Washington ret to near from,
~ oinciel ~ census Of Wisconsin looms tip 1oas
~. .ae Population In the same districts In 1870
ea,nt,oa, The entire population, with tho
be ~ 10 70 hear from carefully estimated will
lo. ~. In 1875 1t was 121a .ea, and Ia 1870
IN ~ We don't call that looming up much,
S,,ta esse aaSe Of 81, l,0oo In five years in all the
fnr,F,~.se ept nFe counties. Nor Is the estimated
beins lug ANYTHING to brag on particularly only
has rra a' II Per cent in ten Jears~ Michigan
"n a#aS from WISCONSIN.
, 1880-08-01

MoR1Tz BuscH, the Boswell Of Prince Bis
marck, says, in his late article on the Prince in
the North american Reriev, that many admire
him openly and many secretly in spite Of them
selves, but fow love him, tor few understand him.
They who do love him. adds Mr. Busch, "Iove
him above all the World.'
, 1880-08-01
CUrT1CUlsA REMEDIES,
4 i
z Z SOL. VENT ] .
Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly,
Cuticura Medicinal
SOAPS.

Are the only known remedies that will perna-
nently cure Huulurs Of thu Blood and Skin, At
fections OF the Scalp with Loss Of Hair, and
Liver, Kidney, and Urinary Disorders caused by
impure blood. Cuticura Resolvent Is the great
est blood purifier in medicine. 1t acts through
the bowels, liver, kidneys, and skin. It absorbs
poisons that float in the blood, aud purges them
from the system. Cuticura, q Med!ciilal Jelly,
aud skin, alfuys Inflammation, itching. and irri-
tation, and heals. It is natural rcproducer
and beautfac OF tho Hhir. CuttcurH Soap cleans
g, heals, so1teus, wkitens, nnd beautifes the
Skin. It >lud the Cuticura Shaving Soup. tho
only medicinal shaving soup, are prepared from
EuticQr1.
, 1880-08-01

Woodman also dwelt at length on
the financial question, showing how the
Republican party was always sound on the
payment OF the National debt, while the
Democrats were opposed to it. In closing,
Congress against expelling Brooks for his
attack On Sumner, and said it would be q
disgrace to the Senate to have him preside
over. it. At the conclusion Of Mr. Wood
mans address the meeting rendered him
vote OF thanks for his able presentment Of
the issues at stake. The meeting then adj
iOurned.
, 1880-08-01
IMPETIG0 AND ECZEMA,
With Loss OF Hnfr, Cured by the Cuticurn
Remedies.

Remedies.
Messrs Weeks s. Potter-Gentlemen: It af-
fords ME pleasure to send you the following re-
port Of u remarkable cure by your Cuticura
Remedies. For two yenrs the patteut had st1f-
fered with Impettgo on the face and scalp and
Eczema In its worst form on tho back and shoal
ders. For eighteen months he Ttls Under nod
ical treatment, sometimes better and sometimes
worse, but never cured. As the Iu1petigo in-
creased in severity his hnir began to full olf rap
idly, and he WIS fearful that he would LOSE 1t ul
Eight months ago he began the use Of tho Cuti-
cura Remedies, and BIZ perseverance and the
regular application Of tue remedies he is now
not only cured OF every phase OF the disease,
l am therefore enabled, by personal observation,
to certify to the grcn. curative properties Of tho
Cuticur.l Remedies In the treatment Of Skin and
Scalp Diseases. Truly yours,
II. F. HOWELL.
Sarnia, Canada, Oct II, 1879.
, 1880-08-01

lanes = FIELD went in London to hear Brad
lnt5s .eetnre on John Wilkes ~There wasv very
Rrsd,Sa atszact In Wilkes private history" said
1r,as,, usn- ~bnt ne should remember how un-,
sir - HISTORY was to Eim- Judge him by my
1or ar.n the literature OF the past few weeks,
h t,,,taa and write my history By 1t. Wilt
1o1f SOME Ut the artists who have drawn
, 1880-08-01

QUE foTcfathers did not live in sprincely
style" The New York Times denies it. The
finest house in the United States century ago
was not altogether up to the mark of the house
OF French Or English country gentleman of
$4,000 q year. The Wentworth mansion, near
Portsmouth, which is almost Us it was when the
Wentworths lived there, is q miserable old RAM
shacklytplace, yet the rooms, glamourcd over by
the Imagination OF skillful artist, have beer
represented in one or two works US though they
might compare with Chntsworth or Chanttlly.
Luxury in the comprehensive European sense
has only been known here since the War, and Is
rnre even now.
, 1880-08-01

TAL1.ETRASD said that words were the
means Of concealtng thought. But when a man
has no thoughts to conceal he should not use
many words. The Sun was right when it ad-
vised Gen. Hancock to put his letter Of accept
auce IN three sentences, and have those SEN
rences revised by somebody elac.
, 1880-08-01
CUTICURA' REMEDIES.


For BLOOD, 6k1n, and scalp Huuors,
Are prepared by Weeks + Potter, Chemists and
Druggists, eco Washington-et. Boston, II Front
St.. Toronto, Ont, mud Snow Hill, London,
and arc for safe by al Druggists Price OF
Cuticura, small boxes, 20 cents; large boxes,
containing two and one half times the quantity
Of small, 81: Restlvcnt, 81 per bottle; Cuticu-
ra Medicinal Toilet Soap. 25 cents; Cuttcura
bars for BARRIERS use, 81 cents.
, 1880-08-01
R|SH0P FFEHAN.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July Silt is reported
here TINT Bishop Feehan will III few days
receive official documents from Rome trans
ferrlng him from the Diocese of Tennessee
to Chicago. Bishop Feehan has not yet re-
ceiVed such notification.
, 1880-08-01

GRAAMAR1ANs Of the newspaper press
have been trying to decide during the last two
weeks whether the correct form Is The United
States d-e Natdou,' or The United States is q
Nation" 1t is not matter of great conse~
Quence so fur as grammar goes; but the Con-
stitutdon favors the first form. In point Of fact
the United States ore Nation and is Nation:
and II there be any other word by which the cx-
istence OF nationality can be expressed, that
also applies to the UnItcd States.
, 1880-08-01
BE Congressional squabble in the Cleve

TEE Congressional squabble in the Cleve-
land District Is disgzaceful It should be
stopped The Cincinnati Commercial suggests
that both candidates should withdraw and let
John Hay make the rnce. He would go through
with rush. John Hay would make good
Congressman; and, without regard to the merits
OF this quarrel, both candidates must admit that
it is far more important the party should hold
the district than that either Of them should hold
, 1880-08-01

Prof. DANIEL DRAPER, of the Afeteoro-
logical Service In New York, does not place
much confidence in the theory that the denud-
ing Of forests affects tho quantity Of rain-fan
he has drawn up o chart which shows the raip-
fall Of each year since 1885 in New York. Phila-
,delphia- Baltimore, and Washington. From
1855 to 1863 the rainfall gradually increased, and
since then has shown q tendency to decrease.
The Professor believes that there are cycles Of
rainfall. as there are cycles in sun-spots.
, 1880-08-01

GEN. SHERMAS's trip in the Northern
Pacific country was both pleasant and profit
able. He was amazed at the fertility of the soil
and the great extent Of 1t under cultivation
He found the Indians pcaccable and we'll dis
posed Sitting Bulls reign, he learned In British
America, is fast drawing to close. He has but
eighty warriors left The Chief Is now sullen
and extremely bitter.
, 1880-08-01

Ex-GoV. SPnAGCE lives at Canonchet
alone, and Mrs Sprague surveys the estate
from her rooms at the Tower Hill House. There
is no excitement ut Narragnnsett this summer.
, 1880-08-01

The Yonkers q. T.) Statesman alleges
that G. 4. Dana, Of the New York Sun, Is in the
habit OF voting the straight Republican ticket
and has undoubtedly done so for several cleo
tions past The Sun has denied the statement
but the Yonkcrs paper reitcr1tes it, saying:
The fact wns given to us In private conversa-
ton, and it Is possible that we may have tres
passed op the freedom tndulged in on such occa-
sion by giving 1t advertisement We have CON
three gentlemen, each Of whom we believe to
be enitloe 70 credence, that the fact is as was
represented BY us. The gentlemen. from obvious
reasons, prefer not to provoke the peculiar
attentions which the Sun showers on thuse who
provoke 1t, and they therefore ask us to with
hold their names. AS tho original publication
compelled to do 60.
, 1880-08-01

NEW S0NGs-NEM PIANO PIECES,
and all the musical news in Bydinayu's Musical
VoTld for August. Now ready. Price Is cents
Brainards 3iusic House, 1855 State street,
, 1880-08-01

BUFFALO, July 3l.--Mrs N. ]. Cahi1l, wife
OF me editor OF the ch1cago Pttof, called at
possession Of her four children, and carried |
them away. She urged her claim at the point |
of & raY0lNAr
, 1880-08-01

GEORGE EL1or's husband is q little odd.
He has been trying to throw himself from a
third-story window, or to drown himself In the
canal at Venice, and he hasn' begun yet to taste
the real feAcities of matrimouy.
, 1880-08-01

WHEN the Gar Of Russia heard of Prince
Demldofs madness at Sau Donato, whereby he
lost E6o'0o0 at play In a single night to his
cousin. Count Schouyalo1, an Imperial Aide-de-
Camp, the matter was soon strnightened out.
The Car required the winner to return seven
eighths Of the spoils, observing that "he might
very well be satisfied With having gained $4,000
at game OF cards." Schouyalofr complied;
but he may well have regretted the need Of
putting 50 much good money again In such fool
tsh hands. Gambling is now the most common
end most serious vice in Russia.
, 1880-08-01

Mr.. HARR1soN's eagle, suffering from q
temporary alteration OF mind, has bathed
his wing in the cesspools Of tho canal tustead
OF S. the spray of the Pacific
, 1880-08-01

For constipation, bI11ouxness, 1ndI-
Bowel Regulator. It acts like charm. Re-
suits: Pure blood, healthy complexion, clear
head. Price 50 cents. Depot, northeast corner
Madison street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-08-01

Hs,s~ SNrn's paper, the Canadian
a. ~ epoke of the Dominion many years ego
Ths ,s' 1a"' rough, aud democratic country"
,n... ~ "as very Offensive to tho Canadian
1o,dtns u ~ nes raised great uproar about IL,
t.n,.,sA Aa' Smith responsible for 1t. He now
.hat - loa1 ne WIS not the author Of it, and
.an,a.. @as perverted by separation from the
ra- me waolc sentence sc.sd: "Canada ia
orn .0aen' a and democratic, but she is your
p,n....A Ane Iorontb Globe declares that this en-
Ibe a s~ sads Insult TO tho original injury.
.eeo.,4 4eaoed Phrase is like that Of Io,tckssone
fan',+us 4aartR: 4 poor virgin, sir, an ILL.,
If .hs 1aiaag, sir: but mine otcn" The onense
tn, pofase, ii there is auy In 1t, consists In it's
, 1880-08-01

COLLINS v0LTAlC pLA5TER8,
Instantly relieve Pain, Soreness, and Weakness.
, 1880-08-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Fragrant with delicious flower odoz9 and heal
ing b2l6ams-Cuticurn Soap.
, 1880-08-01

Hay Fever cured by Jcfferss French
Catarrh Cure. Office III Dearborn street.
, 1880-08-01
CATANRFI CURE.
mOTOPARHY,

The Only TfeAtment Ever Attempted that Radically
Cures CatarTh.
It costs nothing to learn the meaning Of this Js-
teal word und liz npsncs+ the ruta0tlal treatment
OF thAt catarrhal condition Ut the .hfput npa intas
ear, which Is frequently the VI deBfuea and
the prelude to Consumption
Without expense II mas he easily ascertalne1
not what Is clatud for tt, by obtaining the address
and calling uan thu css OF persots tn this et5 ra
free OF chasSe. all persons u:iccd with Catarrhal
disease, and who know from e1pesaan:s9 th9 ue1ef
rnl1acy OF the common tGude. tt trstzs.ent are re-
spertfu3Iy inr!e1 10 examine the prtc:ace Y 4oes-
ton, and from personal Dpacfruil1n 1uoae OF 10 eS"
Its for themselves.
CARD Special.
The many patents in daily nttn:'asnce at ny pEo-
fessft,1t rt,i.s will 1T I'll lres 81. thGr oMu !eaS~
azr bear 1nsst ps,in,say ~ which eases1n13S sao-
1..it- Consuitattau fr,.c. -
Dr. E<LI-%$oN P1f-A1I,
243 State-st., cur. Jackson.
, 1880-08-01

a. PE1111oS has been forwarded to the
.ahtornia Bpa1d Of Eoua1izatfon osttnr thar
mi ess "%ns oe added to the pcrsonal-property
,,.'.1 aau francisco, aud that this sum be dis
"auted as follows: ~0 0'~' N
Cha-3as Present assess. TO bs added
iess6 =. Stneker;. .:...-.t e;5,a50 sk,S7a, sos
Nh Aos4n. aian.ofu.. 449,20 94.lg3, ,403
Es,ate ~ ~ s;.-.,..-.... LIS, ,14o ,;S4 sa2s
~ ~. Aopkius... 4,00,00 100000
nn,ra, rs'.aoaess ask that Mrs. Hopkins be re-
r~,, 4 =. 20 Produce the inventory and appraise-
1hs, " ~ ner husbands estate tied in court, and
Roa,, eSer =, and Stanford bring before the
n,.,a.@ @e books, papers, and documents Of
co.,s., taocker s. Co.. Contract and Finance
he;sa y Western Development Company, and
ue improvement Company.
, 1880-08-01

THERE are six cities in California having
over 1000 population, ns followd:
, 1880-08-01

crrr the Resumption act took effect, Jan.
.s-o .he volume OF money in the United States
~ xfeadily and rapidly increased in volume.
rss 49, Roston Journal, remark1ng On this fact,
neruneptlr observes: So marked has been this
;.crease that II the so-called Grecnbaclzor is
, .mply N tnaatfonfst he should be the first per
soa m to approve specie resumption as the surest
method M of swelling the volume Of circulating
u.a;n,o From the official reports OF the Cur
49, pnreau and the estimates uf the Director
1s.ss s,ss Mint respecting the amount OF gold and
u,s- ID the country June 30, 1s7p, the following
sA,< sa,nars tn be the approximate volume OF the
c41rrocy st that date: ...--
, 1880-08-01

NEARLY complete census returns have
hren received from twenty States and three
Territodes. and the approximate results are as