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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
MAXINE (NTELLLGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
snr r,... 4..s sun ssts~ ~ 1888 Clock fast orn
N,nu .rti'- , Moon sonths. GA Moons ~ days .
WAFER TO-DAY a. ".
Sandy HOOK 10 Island. l43 He'll Gatc....- 332
wArEP tO.DAY-r. Y.
sandy Hook l:ij Gov Island. 2:lJ He'll Gate 4O2
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
FpIlE NJ. AND q. PAD.

WINCuESrER'S llYPOPIIOsrHITES
VIII Curc COnSumvtIh. Coughs BtOaclitS. Dob.litv &C.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

Small boy rushing In front of young lady
wearing rather large pake bonnet arnE ncr luI
In the face You've lost your bet, Charlie; told ser
II waIn't old wOlnAn."
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
-Four cardinal points of tho Holman absorb

uoL theory l. Absolute ciSnO dOSCs drugs. - Alb
sOrtOn naturesla law. 3. Uncrng ctrtNntynU failures
!. No more pusonIu fuf tho system. nULMANs AMI
LN LR PAD ac;S On this theory.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
ATTACKING MER MrSBAND IN DIS SLEEp.

Mrs. William Mulranr, oi No. 2l9 First ST.
IIol,okcn, was arrested yesterday on charge of
attempted murder made by her husband, wllo is Il
fruit t-dcalrr in Washington Market. At midnight
on Monday Mulramc staggered INTO Police Head
quarters at IiohOkcn with blood flowing from II
deep wound in the head. lIc stated that bis wife
had attacked him with ". hatchrt while he wns
asleep bccauSc hr had refused her money with
serious one.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

MADE SICK HY EATING SMOKED STURGEON.
The members of the family oi Gilrs Wnnamakrr. a
carpenter, uf 400 Vest Furty-scych ST., were pros
tracd by ,iucnt illness on Friday night after eat
inE sIUkcG sturgeon purchased 1T the grocery stOIc
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
JERSEY CITY.

The name Of the man who was injured on the
Pennsylvania Railroad Monday night j. aSrcrtaincd
f. hr Patrick McCior,n, of no. 221 Broad-st. llo
will not recover.
It's stated uuolll"ally that the deficit in the ac-
rounts of the FlIsI National Bank will not vary
greatly from SIO000O. iho announcement was
made yesterday that Controller KuoX had appointed
Garrett A. Hobart, OF PLsrac County, receiver of
the bank.
Vic.-ChaucalOr Van Fleet. on the application Of
A. A. Inrdcnbnrgh. receiver of the LacNensacl
Wairr Works. has authOrztd him TO scll TIA" works
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
NJ l A. !. /, /, a r I I 4. !. !.
= ln==S xIDI= - q n

The principal cause of nearly all sickness at
this time of the year has its origin in disorder
ed Liver, which, if not regulated in time, great
suffering, wretchedness and death will ensue A
gentleman, writing from South America, says:
q have used your Simmons. Liver Regulator
with good effect, both as a prevention and cure
for Malarial Feyers on the Isthmus of Parama."
Ifyou feel drowsy, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated, you are suffering from tor
pid liver Or 'biliousness," nothing will
cure you so speedily and G emanentlv as to take
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08

On motion of Mr.. Grimm the Board
proceeded to an informal ballot for chair
man. Greene and Powers were appoint
ed as tellers Whole number OF votes
cast 27, OF which number w. w. Wood
man received Is. j w. Ostrander re-
ceived 10, III. Mulberger, 2, Scattering
g.
On motion of Mulberger the Board
proceeded to formal ballot: whole num-
Der of votes cast was 81, of which num-
Der j. w. Ostrander received Is, w. w.
Woodman received II, III. Mulberger 2.
No choice
I'd formal: Whole number of votes
cast was 9, of which number ]. W. Os.
trander received 16, w. w. Woodman
received II.
J. w. Ostrander having received ma
iority of all the votes cast was declared
unanimously elected chairman of this
Board.
Moved by Mr.. Greene that the rules
that governed last years Board shall
govern this Board. The motion prevail
ed.
The following are the rules and regu-
lations as adopted by the Board:
/. A majority of the members of the
Board shall constitute quorum for the
transaction of business.
2. No business shall be transacted by
the board unless a quorum be present
and voting; but less number may ad.
jOurn from time to time.
3. The regular sessions of the Board
shall commence at 9 o'clock A. NJ Spe-
cial sessions may be held in the evening
at the discretion of the Board.
4. The adjournment of the Board shall
be till the next regular session, unless
otherwise stated in the motion to ad-
journ.
s. The standing committees to be ap-
pointed by the Chairman shall be as fol
lows:
Three on settling with the County
Treasurer and County Clerk.
Three on Illegal Assessments.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
Simmons lj1a s!ssaI2

1t is given with safety and the happiest results
to the most delicate infant 1t takes the place o.
qunine and bitters of every kind. 1t is the
cheapest, purest and best family medicine in the
world.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
Three on county buildings and proper

Three on county buildings and proper
ty.
Three on Sheriff's bills and Jail ex-
penses.
Three on Justices and. .Constables ac-
counts.
Three on Petitions, Memorials, and
Miscellaneous accounts.
Five on Office1s' Salaries and Bonds of
Treasurer, Superintendent of Poor and
keeper of County Poor House.
Three on highways bridges and drains
Three on ways and means.
Seven on Equalization, one at large
and two from each assembly district.
Three on comparing county orders re-
naming two years in County Clerks of
flee uncalled for and cancellation of
county orders.
Three on Jury Lists, and three on set
tlement with Superintendent of Poor.
6. The order of business shall be as
follows:
Call ofroll of members. Reading min
utes of last meeting Presentation of
new business and its reference to appro-
pirate committees. Reports Of commit
tees. Acting on reports of committees.
MI. After the adjournment of regular
sessions of the Board, the various commit
tees shall meet and proceed with the busi-
ness before them.
s. Committees passing upon accounts
shalt report such accounts as have been
passed upon, as often as practicable to the
Board while in session
9. Upon the call of any two members
of the Board the ayes and noes shall be
ordered.
10. No account shall finally be passed
upon unless two thirds OF the members
elect be present and voting,
II, Any of the foregoing rules may be
suspended by two-thirds of toe members
elect voting tor such Suspension.
Is. A reconsideration OF any question
that has been acted upon by this board
is only in order when made on the same
day, or the day after, Of actual session of
the Board thereafter.
Is. The rules OF parliamentary practice
comprised in Robert rules O. order, snail
govern this Board in all cases to which
they are applicable AMI III which they
are not inconsistent with the rules aud
orders already adopted.
"A. Any five memocrS may make e
call OF the Board, and require absent
members to be sent for
On motion % Mr., >hinn'ck the 6oard
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
8 o clock
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
Jefferson anty Board of
Supervisors
Proceedings Of <ite 1nnuaJ Meet
sng 0f 1880.
OFFICE OF THE Co. CLERK, !

JEFFERSON, Wis, Nov. 9th, 1880.
Board met in annual Session at the
Court House in Jefferson at o'clock P.
NJ. Mr.. Ostrander in the chair. Called
to order by the Chairman. Roll called
by the Clerk, ana the following members
answered to their names.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
WEDNESDAY MORNING ESSION. Nov. 10,
1880

Boari met pursuant to adjournmcnt.
Nj. Ostrander in the Chair Meetin.
caileo to orter 10y the Chair. Roll called.
Members all present except Whittet and
Ziebell. Minutes OF yesterdays meeting
read and approved as read.
The Chair announced the following
standing Committees:
Equalization. Haskell, chairman
G. IL Powers, G.. A. Jenkins, in
Kennedy, W. f. Bond, c. A. Sprague,
John Sell
Sheriff S Bills and Jail expenses. w.
w. Woodman, chairman; J. G.. Reed, S.
A. Bridges.
justices and Constables' Accounts
John Whittet, chairman; c. Grimm,
Fred Huebner.
Settle with Superintendent Of Poor
A. ID. Coburn chairman; w. L. Hoskins,
B. Mclaughlin.
Settle with County Treasurer and Clerk.
w. S. Greene, chairman; Max Gaebler,
A B. Smith.
Illegal Assessments.-A. d. Faville,
chairman; Thomas Shinnick, III. Mulber-
ger.
County Buildings and Property.-R.
Mulberger, chairman; A. Spangler, VIM.
Ziebell
Petitions, Memorials and Miscellaneous
Accounts.-O. S Cornish, chairman; F.
II. Breckenridge, Milo Jones.
Officers Salaries and Bonds of Treasur-
er, superintendent Of Poor and Keeper of
the Poor House.-A. B. Smith, chairman;
F. P Brook, Thos. Thos. Schollard, F.
Ell. Breckenride, B. Mclaughlin.
Highways, Bridges and Drains.-Milo
Jones, chairman; Max Gaebler, Thos.
Schinnick.
Ways and Means.-C. Grimm, chair
man; F. P. Brook, w. S. Greene.
Jury Lists.-Wm. Ziebell, chairman; A.
D. Faville, B. Mclaughlin.
Comparing County Orders Remaining
Two Years in County Clerks Office un-
called for, and for the Cancellation of Co.
Orders.-A. Spangler, chairman; Thos
Schollard, A. D. Faville.
The clerk presented schedule list of
claims as on register of claims and on file
in his office from number l to 181. On
motion Of Mr.. Mulberger the clerk read
the claims as to amount and na,ure which
were as read, referred by the chair to
their appropriate committees, and that no
bills not now ON file be acted on by this
Board Motioned prevailed
Moved by Mr.. Mulberger that the rules
be amended as follows:
Rule six, relating to the order of bust
ness. Strike out the words, acting on re-
ports of committees. Roll call shall be
made in the alphabetical order of men,
bers' names. Mr. Brook called for divi-
sion of the question The motion was,
on the first part of the question, to strike
out the words in rule six. (Acting ON
reports of committees.) The motion pre-
vailed. The motion then was on the
second part of the question, as to the call
of roll by members names in alphabetical
order.
The ayes and noes were called for with
the following result. Those voting in
the affirmative were Coburn, McLaugh-
lin, Ostrander, Hoskins, Powers, Schol-
lard, Faville, Bond, Sprague, Mulberger,
10. Those voting in the negative were
Sell, Woodman, Huebner, Haskell, Spang-
Ter, Grimm, Jenkins, Bridges, Jones, Cor
nish, Greene, Kennedy, Reed, Schinnick,
Gaebler, Brook, Breckenridge, IL. The
motion was lost
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
,Irs;lST WIGGENHOHN

Jeweler, has recently opened Jeweiry store
in Johnson's block, corner Main and Isl streets,
where he will keep constantly on hand large
stock of Watches, Clocks, JeWeiry ollFei anu ~
plated Ware. &c Particular attention paid to
repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., and
Warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08

Watertovn Lumber Yard. Lumber OF every
description Lath and shingles constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest Market Price, at
t he Milwaukee Depot, WatertoWn WIS.
, 1880-09-04
maintenance of onr timt,or.supp1y. Tho

,rot,to,n,.. ~ 49,. t,n,t. ....t., mt.
a,ntGh,,c' oulttea pao, o. onr ,''rsKply nIs The
@ fnr piiMsel in 9,,c,nr, ~ tr%s no Hlohs h'gtWnss,
c,Itu e hv ccTisa;gSaent scisa; ooa. o. 10y "Teft f.,
re"i,,,us ~ 1 IfsS, qnt ~ ,ro.du, u lmxea n.y. y
!irss. IT Htiso snsaests VII ithat prisns 10 aHerc.l
M ! rspfIs tx ,d% % ost e1'ods o.
irc''re tinns l." "a ,cra, 1as oacaIo'ai ,si,t,
nf,trrne ~ ~ t,ot tcth.aeE1 .,.:tt.,.. ~ ~ aH'fniuGo
jrujiIiw,. s,,,,tnr m '''s.s s,ra,,,,,,nn,tn.
,ifi, i. tn, a,',,t.i,,,, .sI ,ro,!s e""Teiio" f =
thnrty< n,,c,',x ~ =, VI, .@l n.m,o ~" ~
f,,,u :r,.,, r ~ ~. COMMISSIONER ~
it'll. IT, H. sinrrnu ~ t:ttssm. VII stsnee n ~ t
t;rnv. ~ ;nmt,r1.'yn. e, IL n if.I ~
Of IUwviIE. y. "'"' '''' ~ - ''o''s"'
rr,,i i,,. i'r,f ,,"sw, ,Hs,"W !" t' nm''" WIZ .
1t",i',, s,.,.. -. <: .t,1t tuas , e"l'or ot thc
e,,trxr".rr, Ns, ,1.,,,:r "'", -. ,';,,. ~ ,',..
,,,.., =, H"h..nM'".' IN TIE ftn'sls SCHOOLS.
i'.etlio'4H y obstruction fn scirnc" In nse in
p.lbllc sc!,hols, nn.l gave, t.Asot,s for the
Krowtil, , Ht!tl Gontlt!I,anec, Ut tcsu false b,s.
teils. Iite AtGrlea,l AssnciH,un. ntns tt,
n,SSs scslxa; SGsf 3 II ts II Sr@t t /. e 9}tis'pn }
II tite sclioo!s OF tu NhtitIl fnW!r this. object
By fostering tho*t. early IHpntnl tenitehrlas
tltat ltid I" orlgli'al tiinnsllt. The scientific
inetflou Ii y systematic exercise Il! truth
ScckinF,-n tletilo! of forming jtslE'ncns
Observation-Disclosures. 0urrun!sr sclnUls,
ili'l!Apptay iku hit little ttse ct tlIis t!Gtllo
III tl'o work VI Inetls'!l cillt'ratn'., The
i.asn ,as't,, Tor tls defect T. tracsable t9 tll9
~ s'hr pnblie-scliunl system. Tih' early
eiEeet .of grading WIS to llx ai,tt
consolidate tri;tio,lnl inetlnds. as Il ,colise-
lsloncc. flle Sgirnce-tGacllnE Is cntrlcs M by'
work upon tllE subjects nf Science. anil Is hot
, 1880-09-04

Chicago, who haye been here during the
si1sn.cr. returned, home thls week. Mrs.
u. +. Updike and fanily, Of Chicago,
r. 'nyn st', ben Euests ot George 4. seasern's
Prominent among recent nrrivals nnd per-
fn1anent Guests at tile Townsentl House from
CllicnRn VIZ find: Atr. md llrs. ". il. King
hMt tWo tsaitE'Itcrs; John W.. Marsh and
MY!is; Yi,s; !; "; l;tce a9d wife, Of .he NastoIi
4. lt!ilocE; @, C. F0ster;". Mrs.
M.ig,1st'as on Warner; Mr* 4; uarreli
A'lnr'; ;Mrs, Mrs, ". Z. Attz aud t1augl.ter; Mrs.
r: ". 1lIttints0l. nru l,cr sister, Mrs. A. l.,
kcrlt, WIFI, n11tl SOU.
guest OF Charles 4. i,lprcc. - ,S' :"
AT Drapor Hall: =. Palmer, ]. l.. Taylor,
tfa'i, and Fertl ". Peck anil wife, ait of Gil.
chgD.
AtWoodlands: Mrs. L.. s. 1.eynolts, Atr,
Hnf1 s1Iss MS,a nobIlns., alrs Samuel lliss Mrs
untlerw9ot, Mrs. Klnbal1, Mrs, tialiowny,
RI! of ChlcaE9; ~. mud Mrs. 1,obort d.
Thomas aNtt child, Ut Brooklyn. n. Y.
''SKl.Ar TAM"
, 1880-09-04
Do Trocx Fail l3efare a Htortn1

II Is 4 matter 1t conitilOil observance that
trrca nnd tA0lr branches fall tlurtng the pteya-
lv.seo Of :, storms. an4 from rorfeatly obvanns
IutllAr with tho wouls will toll yuH that afton-
tlsuss those th!nRs occur lust hOf0tu y sovUso
pruach. This ph1nplRolloh WIS Witnessed by
lntnicr 0f Os"ego Town while on blu way laAs
s0Il schDnlho,.ss. who At'serye!i u urge limb
hrps,k ana 1uA iii irtNas Il tree hy tho suadsIde.
Thvru was ~ wind stirring o. tho t!Ine, and .ao
thit ho then made ~ his mind THAT sUfEfa
st0rnl wAs cluse ut huIll lilo lcc.allcd tho Gig
cuMlslNllca that ut Hannibal u yeur ago. during
tAo catnI'- nIcctlss scsvtce, u largo p,cch-tseo
ftll upon tho cnlnl'-lnecttmg tent. at tlmc
otly i sllll cAll.! wus IN tho tent aileep. Tha
ehils4 WAS not o.!ly uat Injured, hut not 1ren
awakened. Thcru WAA 10 wfu4 Ut tho tlul0; III
fact, tho at1uuspErru wus unusually stisl. TkcsU
was uu apparent cause for the TALL nf the ts.es
but n hcayy sturni followed shortly after, ~
Auntlay's st0rnl Succeeded tho ta&cus& beat nd
J,lltrt Ut tln u4V bctuEc. !:
, 1880-09-04
FUNNY MEN,"
Gen. Garfield on 1IiMnselr nnd Tom
C0rSvSn.

t,or,yin,
sptetds Correspondence cf 7At Chicago Tribune.
r CLEyEtAS1,. O., Aug. 3t.-1 recall n most
Interesting conversation which I held with
Gen. Garfield, IN August, 1917, wl,tlo on the
wny frDm Cleveland to Columbus inst nr1or
- ~ 'lIs a "'ee o' ,.,o campaign of TINT YEAR
'ic 'A'l ptets speaking 0f INC political pros
pesss. Ns"t IN some way tho conversation
drlfsetl around to Tom Corwln, whom Gen.
II" rcfnrr"fI =, tho raot -, ~ 80 s 1;s .I5pIes i
Inv ~ ,,e " ~ el0 ,aIl M 1os Corwan nav.
t'ten remarked:
reputation whfcl, he hn,i patr,rI for NM n,nkin@ l
b,.n,,ro,,. s,'notns ,''. .." .''.. ~. ."nls
so.roy an rra. - w. Ss.., .u S'4Ico o. sFeat
sos9aW alot regtet 10 totwin. ile said to ile
fuct tfint he Ind ever allowed him
sejf Ia mnl,n n f,,rpv sn.o.h ~,
sn,l tint wl,an n man onno f,ota - ron,t,tia.
au s'''.* WEI lnat onee eess fepntat'on
expect anything of merit or Of Il solid nature,
and nra disappointed If tile spcnker does npt
constantly Keen them Iaugl,inr, rim 1nonfa
.1n"'t ;vs ,a,. ,",,t, ro,,,,t,t;n o ~ opp ,.te
credit for aH Hf depth af tlEonR|t or particular
strength nf character. Cor,ylu always
Thought Tint he might lInyo risen m,,ch
higher If hi, Ind ,,cyer roL n rnn,tutIon nv -
xx1
VII "'h tree 10 say thae TIC general }udE-
lhcnt In tlifs RESPECT Is true, but III Co rwin's
case tiers WIS mn fniustfee dime. 'rhomns,
Corw[u was statesman"
T., 49,, ra,.," @ - aa..,'.'..ls. f co.,,
NJ, ~ y, ss hS eGnHes@ ff tem: aaxheM vent
~ ~ 1SMie .s. ~ !neht oi hss oWm Mstofy'
,Jes aid nhti' T. notv ~ ,.rt,1on mS II to otiggi.,
w., WI secN.i " ~ HehF1S rs posss-
". I, VIZ ,'c w,4;,iG s,sniGFirS ',,r,, Wi' % wosas
,,,, mt ~ t, MoMaa hMtm!5 hi!spcGs ltat nnco
iii Iii ax ' NV W.T. W.T. w;,,, Hft1 w, g gaming fepat
IEsp.ies, VII, .,iat Mtl never haa occasion To-
shatk ,,H'.,I 81 Snfa' \, r. th,iiE: r,..,
Hemi a. - nftSstneicSS ttue. MT ~ ui1fs
G At'u !. " ~. 1ac4E t!E ~ ll n'!t
ealI.e II 80 NV III, u, tae taiipalsn ni IaU rs 10
I I1 hea Il ~ .f s ~ r9sf
nviieSe. ~ coll!i!!o!ls, n''i was l.i.l!lls!lett
1alite widely. ;sIni tne comments 81 tilo pIes5
a.llittt u Enotl tleil! III htteilti9n 10 II. nal
o ~. ~ '. , lG ~. itt ,,aHo Wiua feputat,oIl
~ sy 1 rs,,.. ~, M to a ,,attertns noItfrs o. tnas
gr Mnt pl n rcc"y M 1 1,rn Tgs'Grg n1ng " DFGn- m
th'l'itt te matter ever Gllitr i.!!y, al,tl saw
tnnt tc ttal!c iia;i cntiie wilc'l must lnKo nv
p'!ca @ u, 1I,e iIeln eaii9r US Mall or Wy OF r.
NUN VIII ucnlt VIII suplects lllniE " Ihp
WY =, III; 1!lef p !ne.s salit ~ !nyHG t.al
M'ln - q ~ rs m, ,m:'i, Il u1nt t'n or ,y n H..
ci'sset! sl.tIeriS after tho ustlt Hatter4,f-tact
way: nht kh1" n'yseii WGli el'gllEa, tU ~
heIs!'Mma HILL t,At rt''i! nut lgitE ieotti 9ttt LII
1a,, 1 " @ caM s wf the,, bsEi 5 '1Gh u sesss S
nf strnEglr, ~ think Of y now, but ! 10.
Y, VII, nd y, acgcilcai M inSl.atil! to- spsaE
, 1880-09-04

LITERARY NOTES.
"Tho Frivolous Girl" hus run through six
editions.
BIZ. Al1rlchs !" sttllwatcr Trnacdy" has boon
received, but is too lato for notice this week.
Prof. Nordul,sk)}tA Will soon publtsh an ao-
count iii English of tho ''Voynyo ot tho Fega."
Tho Examiner thinks tint "Wnshington
s,1,nro" will 10 ollo Of Henry Jancs, Jrs, most
popular wortu
br. LongfoIow's now volume Of poems.
"utttma Thuo," Will published py l1oughton,
Mlallw i Co. seps.ll.
Forney's "Ltycs OF Hancock and EnEf!sh i"
Hrus.s Of rhilatictphil, aro tho publishers.
Sicssrs IIough,on. M.n g. Co. vii! publish
ysr H weei Fe rH ios ia,i Gf ID so i,S 81 soc: y
ber,
aroasrs. Little, THROWN & ca. WILL publish shortly
oi 21 FL Sssy aSst Gste e. q ffIEh Isha 1
vorsity.
Mr.. John nnrtlatt, whose " "Famllar Quota-
tions " has mot with u worry AlrgD salu. bus oon-
rletod coMpasFon yaluinc,--nn index 70 r1s-
tNt1a and plrllseS from Shakespeare which Llt-
tlc, Brown & To. arc publishing.
Horny Holt i Co. annouuco TINT in taoir pop.
uiar "Icisure- Hour 5eries they viii rubiish
tle M now =, volume ot sks!ghes by Ghnres l1!ekcps
u rriated hurry unior spoctal arfaasSmSass, @ wa
Of %1s ;s III sS sPssr @ r ss'pe gss sS e's.s9c s
nolnlna! odltor Ut tho tDrtaiaasiY lttpltr, Ma
tnr1! ty j. a. hMvoa "f ruako u duly j1!'rp4l-
ptelo fur goo4, aa andlcatlus thut tho lu1ttle IL
prosperous.
Tho August n,,T,'nSs Of tho A@N.tta,y @ q: ".
as a"s by h@a ssi: 'Ss ,x;
sos ssy !! sf 5's!' oass;,s K%''s S1!NsSS N%Ss:
, 1880-09-04


Fails fItEItCFl, WI, Aug. 3i.-1ho Northern
nasscJ nRIlt II lie ablc u hear tho Democratic
slumpcra even here, only tlx tnilcs awhy fro,n
tho t'arisnt. It wnutl solIllfy tho Nnrth for tho
Republican Ticket inst enough. l hcn,1l II Dr.
Culver. Il f;curgiar. wht, ilas written hs<crta-
t!oti nj inut,cc, which. IL In aat. Ten. hancock
porses, say Tint " tho !lepMliina.,s ccl4f,, shat
WI ,ary Il Nation. VIC nrn II Nntion ,t,iy ~ fur rs
MIR Intercourse With otlIor ltis'ns Is cnreruc.l.
!:ach Stale Is II NntIon. We ar.m cunscle,,tlen
Leu lFItzlllr. III co.tfcionlte futhc) sud: 'Wo
tmIsft fur fur yu.sT for liberty IN II wnr like
speeches abUiind III s.is:f, ttcr,,ccs is tho ,Jovo
when they coinn before VIrglnu audiences.
T.
, 1880-09-04
PERIODICAL RECEIVED.

Tho Anleritan Lns lserit.u for September hns
n very elaborate mil learned paper Under tho
rnther forb[AdIng title ur "Htnro Dec1s,4.'' IT,
Judges md lnwycrs who Wish to determine tho
rules Of law relating to tho binding furco Ut tho
trclstons Of tho courts Ut last resort whcthor II.
Subsequent BtnEcs Of tho ea1no causu nr III ar-
other cn,1so concerning tho s,t,nu mntter. this
nrtclo Is Of tinctt,,alctl ya1uc. Tito huthor, tho
Hun. William Green, OF lttu',mond, VII, whose
ilcath occurred nfter thta nstlole waa III typo,
WIS nne Of tho mast distinguished snctnters OF
~ v,,k @ ucTo ,, S,f s or OF Inrs Ms
San American Civil Cule," IN witch ho lllvn-
Catcs tho doing nwlly With all unnecessary tif.
fGfGt,ccS Df Inv bbWG8H tho aUfgraI Htatcs, AHt
tho adoption Of II uniform or National systom Ut
rights mud rotnet'ies Tho KeiaeEat im,tns, NstGa
of oxchanRcs, Mnl notes TT cRses contain mich
by Little, Hrown l. Co., nostou, Mass-
, 1880-09-04

should hnyc expected frn.n n frrrg man It tho
wnrh. The ~n1kncsB tt NJ. RHskin'f trttitxm
n the wfnknths We should hive expected from II
IN Wtrt.wnrtl1 Hlcrt' nj lhc wnrli would
sre i. lfn sccs whnt u rr"l'tnan tEnrn MIN Of
Vrantl Iisf Ms t,,eru it,a,, ii thr wurll wo,i;l
fail ~ snc It. Yl,c CRITICISM n. In rhort, tho
art!r!tm Of u ttnyrr rhillstno. rather than tim
ttit1t tsM IT Thu itt1st tssntn md rhH,ucnI
wrlt'r m thu henuty nf nntu1o ind art TINT En-.
Ht1H tlas GfnT kllhwsl,"
, 1880-09-04
OCONOAlONOC.
a Snccca%Gua *cns0n-Frllc TEntc1a-Ikoay-
f1uE anH Yacht NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOrne 0f tho H1Atturh.

i"= anat Yacht Cfnha-FlHf,-Storic~-
Special Correspondence NJ The Cnftogn Tribune,
UcoSoNowt,f,. Wis. Scbs. a-srh1, lt,i,c
civ il nlmnt tn rarl viii Mn, of III, n,nst
."a ~ No"'4t " ~. ~" "''o ~ 1'u saost
successful seasdi's III the csttil'n'er'resort bst-
ness ever set experienced. Since tic fst Of
June uir hotels md observation-disclosures juye
l,ecn tIljrl viii, ,rurs,s rro,n nirnn,I, Tnrv
l1aye turned t,ur outct st,ey,s into sce,,cs sol of
activity, tried 10 empty oHr lAkeset tic llnest
Of the tlnny tribe, a1nl succeeded gcnrnllly
III having what they camc fora soo'l Tine.
i,nrtng tue eol,ias month t!te greater part OF
this Influx Will leave; a'Hl, when tlie plHcn
t,egins to return to hs hat"sa! condition, It
viii seem lonesome enough for Those WHO rr-
uln,n behind. ~ ~ ''
~ II true there llasc heen hut few Glitter
ialnu'enis given hcre tl'ls year antJ That "1r
1nt II wns in.co,s., t,,o,. n,''r.rrn,, " u"Mn' ~
T1,,, ""o "'', Wv , Ir. .,., =" " ',. ~"
4"es es's1e leie W w "Way 1ro'" t''a 'i'tsly
, 1880-09-04

4 NEW GRAFT 1x T11E FAst1Lt .rHEE. ny
1'atsy. illustrated. iloston: ID. 1nthr0p s Co.
I'rlcc $lW
tNTnnnut.rInH To LATIN CnNrosiT1ox. Re-
Flsett and 1;ntutged. With Introductory lxrr-
Eists ", Elementary Const r,,et!on. 1lf W.lttnns
i. Allnn, Professor III tho Unvors!ty Of W,scoll-
Elm, uDston: CHM s. lIeath.
, 1880-09-04
Nkr. Fzct}, OF Okeso,iA, Ftlxs., Responds
to aIr. Ekcrnun.

10. 10 mr. hcrn4e1'
~ fhf Etfter " I'M chte"a' 7ftonhst
0KolA,xA Miss. 4Aug. :lt.-A short tlmo ago
yo,, thIshnl tho rtnlutjo,ls nax.,1l liz II h1vh-
y'r@'p'c'a1o p"ri!oh o. t"e e't,*ehs OF IT,, txo-
lont. dctlminctnR tho writings Of ono VIII II.
kcrllan You ut Tho san,p t1,ne r,bfhftcd Ker-
nau's Letter making foul und slat,tlcr4us charges
nsainst tho character and Standing Of tho rer s
sous "ho*o nanes appeared as official actors III
ArnIn. nj tho ctt,, ,nst,. vnu nt1lsbc.i onoibor
t,r ~ ,.tsrs ,Stioh IL ,aIn ~, 1,r m ""tir',
Tissue nf falricnt!nns ind fnlschoods aaaLnst tho
sntnt rerstnls, which letter IL hratirsl .WllllNM
Evrr[nstit.Kly Nejltls Ills l'E1ducssH-E0ml'os1~
tion 9r Innt !,kulonn 11s.ligr'ation Mecting-
Their Pvt nne i'sssnnt stas'!!i'g ~ T!!ots Gan-
representative cttlxen uf 0knlotsa ttok part In
thu rEngceslluKS," and fitrthUr Enys All tho rus
apcGtabilty ind all tho seccncy Of that COIN
,M,,t,iy SIT their saces Nkn '.t,snant sEanst e.
DccHnsn A!l tho rcHgcctnbity Nnl nil the DO
ccnuy, Or TINT community aro my unillucaiug
tFlcndA"
Nav, to show yoli how bascly ,in!so arc tho
cl,urgcs Of tlts eullltuuIAtnr, ineoso tn ynil