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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08

Another illustration OF tho evils Of
smoking is given in the case Of o young
lady Of st. Paul. MINI. She was smoking
o cigarette, and, astwo gentlemen called,
hurriedly put the stub In her pocket.
Her dress was ignited, and though the
damage was not serious. her callers were
Obliged to excus her for that evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08
Auditor wilkin SAYS no Is anxious

Auditor wilkin says he Is anxious
that any one. who thinks his books are
not Just as we'll kept ~ wero those Of
his predecessors, should call and exam.
inc them for himself. This invitation
he especially extends to the members Of
the late Grand Jury when they call for
their warrants.
The snow between Truckss and Col.
fax delayed the lightning train on the
Central p sciAo 20 that passenger reached
Gold Fill today ct l:l6 instead Of s;A6.
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IBiown Down.

During the stiff gale which prevailed
yesterday q house belonging to Ike
Longstrsst. on Howard street. between
Union street and Sutton avenue, Vir.
ciuia. was blown over. Il fell against
The house to the north. breaking the
windows Of the same and causing the
inmates to move out In q hurry. Al
though Lougstreet's house Ii badly
wrecked, 1t Is possible that It may be
Strengthened up. The house to the
north is not badly injured. Three chin.
neys ON Judge Rising's house, on How.
ard street, were blown down BY the gale.
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Observation-Disclosures. See advertise
usps Of Derby & Gsrhart in another
eolumn. A suitable reward II offered Tor
fhsis return.
And now the howl Of "hi.yi" 10
again heard on the hills.
Lyon county has $685. O worth of
public property.
DR.. slads. the spiritualistic medium.
d In Virginia.
JUL. Lyon. has al'd declaration Of
ksnsssssd.
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the SIERRA NEVADA ASSESSMENT.

T.. p. Drexier Asks the Manage
u,eus what Has Beea Done with
the Moscy Already Obtaised-
Answer OF superintendent Nc.
Kessis ~ Co che Mae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08

It IL now stated that the Tom Dillon
who killed Travis at Bodie recently IL
not Tom Dillon formerly OF Gold Hill.
Our Thomas Is now out at Yankee
Fork, where he went to arrange for the
defense Of his brother. Billy Dillon, who
was subsequently sent to the State Pris.
on for ten years for killing his partner.
Snow now lies In good depth over oil
tho grades in this section. except whore
in exposed positions 1t was swept of BY
the winds, and sleighing generally Ia
excellent. It will not last long down
the canyons, and those who like Q cheap
excursion should pile into the bus and
give Q quarter to Candy.
The Gould & Curry assessment Of 81
per share will be delinquent February
IL, and tho Scorpions, OF 25 cents, will
be delinquent February 10. See adver.
tisementa under "Nsw Today" Sierra
Nevada assessment OF % will DO delin.
quent also February IL.
Kentuck has Alsd list Of officers: NJ.
L. Mcdonald, O. B. Gould, D. L. Nc.
Donald, R. II. Minister and Delos Lake
Directors; III. L. Mcdonald, President
and Treasurer; d. L. Mcdonald, Vice
President; j. W. Pew. Secretary; 8. L..
Jones, Superintendent.
Letters addressed a. follows are held
for postage at the Postofice MIR. Rob-
ert j. Hughes, care W. H. Carpenter,
Attleboro, Mass; Messrs. Dewey q Co.,
San Francisco; Mrs. May H. Higgins,
Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada.
It Is not positively known what will
DO the next attraction at Piper's Opera
House, but Mr.. Piper il now nsgotist.
ing with Nellie Boyd's Dramatic Com
pany, which troupe 10 now on their way
toward California from the East.
Tho costs in tho case Of George viii.
son, convicted Of the maintainanos OF .
nuisance for converting carton, etc..
into chicken meat and fresh eggs for the
market. were $l96 80; fne. 500: total,
S126 80.
The cases Of the State vs.. James Foley
and George Tracy. convicted Of burglary
and sentenced to Ave years. will be 70.
viewed by the Supreme Court jan
uary 26th.
William Skyrms has hled notice OF
revocation OF appointments OF William
McLachlan, McRae Cave and ]. j.
Shepherd as Deputy County Assessors.
A letter addressed as follows Is held
at tho PostoHics for better address: Mrs.
Ann Thompson, Sierra county, Cal.
James D. Tisdale. who was hurt in
the Yellow Jacket shaft on New Years
Day, is able to DO about his room.
The water mills along six.mils canyon
and Gold Hill canyon have oil been in
operation since the cold snap.
T. B. Il. stsnhouss. correspondent OF
the New York Herald, arrived on tns
Comstock yesterday morning.
There will be q regular meeting OF the
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers at their
hall, Virginia, tonight.
D. B. Sessions, State superintendent
OF Instruction, has been on the Com.
stock for several days.
An engine. purchased Of the Gould &
Curry. Is being put in order to DO set up
at the Quinn mine.
The county prisoners are doing "as.
ssssment work" on the county road near
the Mint mine.
The Eureka ore lately worked at the
wslter mill, Como, paid $23 per ton.
A regular meeting Of the Pacific Coast
Pionssrs will be held this evening.
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.,uva,s AMI. aer.I.r,

JThompssn. W Wilson. J W Hines. @
J Paddock. W r Smith. @ Roblsy and
wife, + Hamilton. O McGinnis, Mrs Budd.
! Byron. ] D Parker. J Lilienthal. J H
Richards.
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O. Ii. GALLUP.

O. n. oAILuF. opposite tho Bank Of osiifor.
mia, Cold Hill. Keeps constantly on hand al
hvorite brands OF Imported Cigar. choice BIT
cigars. all kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schAum pipes, school books and STATIONERY OF
al descriptions, nns cutlery. and toys and ianoy
aoOds Of all kinds. con
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-08

@ shinksr. H Lufkin. L A Mayaeld. ]
T. Duffy. q A Williams and wife. J "
rssiay, Al Conston. Miss Glass. Mrs J
Allan, W Wilson. Z c Whitney. Grace
nsrdan.
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sEPOsI.
oaa Fra.eisee Bsara.

Last xvxSrSo.
100 Raymond 4 Ely. soc
20 Eureka Con-. Ign sl0
iI50 Belmont. SOC. 73c. zoe
$50 Northern Belle. ~
$50 ella. loo
800 Metallic. Toe
100 Leopard. 100
7i0 Grand Prize. II. I IS. 70. nj Is
2070 Argents. ~. Id
100 Endowment. 4Oc. Sc. 4oc. $50
$50 Star. loo
700 Belle Isls. ~
$50 Hillside. IN
100 Paradise.
500 Real del Monte. ~. I Gu
400 Albion. $50
l6o Wales. 3 10
100 North Belle Islv. S5c
40 Bodie,
1000 peshtsl. II. 1 70. 1 IS. lk.iW
ass McCiinton. 4Sc. SOC. 45c
as Tioga, Az. 240
200 summit. IL
80 Bulwer. 9x, ~
$50 Syndicate, N l 70
AVvo uOOoauAWs SSSt wv
100 Maybelle. l0c
hoo Oriental. 75c. 1. soc. sse
72e Dslviders. !
600 Champion. loo
$40 Blackhawk. I. 75c
so South Bodie. 7Sc
$50 Becker Con-. SOC
100 Queen Bee. zoe
las Mono, 9
10 Cen. Pacific,
eco University. loo
$50 Dudley. Csc
420 Jupiter. I 80. l So
1850 South Bulwer. Coo. 7Sc
i67s Addenda. i0c. Sc. 40c
325 MONDAY, ~. 4 so
so North MONDAY. 81
COO Orient. 25c
1870 Mammoth.
$50 Bostsn Con-. IL. ! 81
200 South MONDAY. I 30
&so Martin White, Csc. 7sc. 7se
100 Coneordia. 2se
1890 Tiptop.
Ito Independence. Is
10 Day. Too
X THIS MORNING.
si5 ophir. 20, 2OS. 1st
AIS Mexican. l9S. lsa
4io Gould i Curry. So. 81
l2o Best 4 Bslshsr. lsN
% Califsrnia. 20
100 Savage. 6b
las Con. Virginia, Z CO
140 Chollar. ~, ~
IFS Hale 4 Norcross,
ss5 Grown Point. 3 20 si0, &c, 370,st
Is Yellow Jacket. III, II
600 Imperial. 65c. SOC
% Alpha. 10
1915 Bsleher. CT. 6S, GU Is
so Confidence. 8
$50 Sierra Nevada. 49,. lsk. 20
65 Utah. IN
80 Bullion. 1 60, 1 G5
$50 Rxchequsr. 3 45. 3 40. 8 IS, ) 80
las Ovsrman. TAT
SIS Justice. 2 80. "a
$50 Union Con-, A. 43t. An
SIS Alta. 4 10. 4 05
1000 Lady Bryan. soc
245 Julia, 2 40. 235
ass Caledonia. I 60. IS
$40 Silver Hill. 73c. SOC
200 Challenge.
$50 D~Ardansllss, SOC
10 Seq. Beleher. l6S
400 New York. Sc. iOc
lao Occidental, IL, I 60
3S5 Lady Warrington Con-. $50. 6Oe
TOO Andes. 75c. SOC. s5c
100 Ward. IL
65 Scorpion. 8 10, 8
$50 Lsviathan. 40c. $50
600 Benton Con-. ~. 2 10. 20
40 Golden Gate. 2 IS. 80
&70 Con. Dorado. I 65. IL. I 6o
$50 Flowery. s5c. SOC
100 North BONANZA. zoe. Csc
400 Maokey. loo
1900 Fairfax. Csc
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Goo . week In your own town. Terms and
90o Is outat trss. Addrsss y. hAIIsTT ,
d., Portland, Mains.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
slRCEIos's COUP DE NAME.

.r.o,At 10 ru. sold nIL DAur z.uI
, 1880-05-14
FOLITlCAL GRAVES.
10 ths Editor 0f 1hs EAteapo Tribune.

10 ths Editor o. 1hs EAteapo Tftbtnk.
CHICAGO, May 1l-Amt,ng tho nlnety-two dol
cgatos Of tho hump Convention aro not fow
who arc looking for either prcsent or future 1s-
vOrs at tho hands 0f tho Republicans Ut Cook
County. Every ono, moreover, OF tho bogus
slinety-two knows perfectly well TINT from It,
glnning to ond their revolutionary proceedings
arc condo1nned by four out OF every 1.-Two Of tho
Republicans Of this county. II, therefore, they
Krcat muss .of tho Republican vUtors OF
tas os so'nsF 7 ssn sfe''e5s 5Ssts thc Co., 'f1 l.
sPringaold for tho purpose Of reversing the ver-
dict OF lust Saturday, lot tholu do ~; hut lot
th9M tak0 fair warning, ttllt AnOnsttay lB mt
1uore certain than their reputation by tho
voters 0t this county It IN opportunity !s eyor
presontod. II "Nu!o or Ru1n" !s tho In0ttO nf
this minority, lot them understand TINT tho
"ruln" will not Gnd with tho Springfield Con-
Ventton, 50 far Us they arc cnt1corIicd.
=, Mr. Councilman, III rufuslng to DO party to
thu nofarlous scheme, adopts y course approsed
ho tho only ono among tho ninaty-twn not cur-
rted AwAy by blind paSalonf YOurs truly,
1IfIRD WARH IEpuIiIluAN.
ACCOMMODATIONS At BpNINlFIKLu.
Eptetat Dtspateh to Jhx EAtfapa Tribune.
8PHINlFIELD, May 11-Tho Hon. Illnf0rl Will
son nnd Dr.. William Jnyno, hnyo SECURED tho
County COURTROOM IN the old Htata- House fnr
use ~ tho headquarters Of tho ElrWeil Hall
Cook County delegation to tho stute ConycntI0n.
lnu It Will h0 rpAtly fur occupancy oil MOnuIy
evening. The BnIne Committee hAye secured
Alnplo accommodations Snr tho entro delegation
ut lrst-class hotels ulad boart1auE-houses.
, 1880-05-14

TIE SENATOR TEtLx n0PEFuIs
Special Di.pateh to Ihe Chicago 1rtbunk.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 1a-Don Cameron
has returned from his political mission to
rcnnsylvAnia and Now York; but he docs not
wear smiling face. To few who approached
hlM bis official utterlnccs wero to this eQects
"rho reports of au extensive revolt in tho
Pennsylvania delegates to Chicago arc not true.
THO delegation. with possibly fcw exceptions,
will veto for GrAut, and Grunt Will bo elected
In Pennsylvania" But somo. with whom
senator Cameron has becn known Ia
close conference to-day, Hay thas hls
private utterances are very di0eront from
tho official statomeuts which he makes. In
private ho 10 reported as admitting that tho
situation is very aerl0ua; TINT 1t Is absolutely
oertAn that q considerable nutahcr OF tho penn-
sylvanta delegation to Chtoago-tho number ho
Ia not willing to namo-wtll undcr no cfrcatm-
stances votn for Orant, but will on tho hrst and
other ballots yote for Hlntnci that. IN other
wor Is, tho unit rulo stcuTcd ut Harrisburg at 10
much trouble ia irrovocably broken. Don CAM
cron bud long confcrunoo With Senator Conk-
lug. md IL understood to hayp told tho iatt9r
that be .Conklina> WIS having "a much
AND SERIOUS TA0UHEn
In New York ~ thero was In ponusylvnufa; th0t
tho lIsat1oetion was a turning. and that tho ro-
ports which tho newspApors hava bocn giving
arn too trllu, According 70 report from Fh!laa-
eiiy, cSl b. - bad T scparato intcrsisw with each
Aelsgate. and WIS Mssurod that Grant would
have over 40 yotes IN tho trat ballot, 1t
used to briug about this change Of sentiment
wosu Ut tho nlost Kindly sort. " aud tho Cameron
RsSe TT sE.t wS So ~s ss
Presidents noIniatIon, four ur 4v9 days ago,
se now y ieya to D9a Snt Az Ha Gnnysea "
tho uloans employed md the privacy Ut the III
trrytcws, Aken lii c1nnsotion with tho suodess
, 1880-05-14

what their program was, as he had not tailed
with any Of them.
JOHN HuNTHR
said he was going to Springfield!
"WhpU1 will YOU fet]rrHcnt7's

Jf)1rx urrSrnn -
said Lbs he was Eoin9 to sbriueaeld.
",Ttn mn"H, 1'sr,,iIsnt,r VII, yna sepyrecscn,t ~ zen,
to Ept ,,"I sp ~ 1'qitf% ;o,o,...
rentlor. and nm not aware Of anything Of tho
Ria1o Y. H..
rcr,n ~ sno",d 1ne 1fans men klok hen both
nun by Singer and Anthony by Dooth-weru
""snnrmo ";Fhn m" In ,aenx far nm t,,t =, ,a,o,
was tllat i WIS evident that the opposition In
~ Lno convention. ana understand tho Cnn-
ar 1iaase y t1 charn faswe "3 a H u sne
6o2K M tbS a tho sa eso %at ed
ss "slppose tho Grant men ,at, hmm IN Tim t,o.
orlty woafd thoy hsvo svc ' % tie Biaine IL o n I'd
Wash!,urnc mon fhoEr PROPORTION Of tlclegutosf''
.,s ~. annt t. Know: It would havc depended on
R1H tfy we1S oW ene ln. to 2d s" fas oo,.
I1lon ws,uld have selected nincty two Ia BIZ ia.
tetTNf
n ti,a "iToct WHY nr,n nu Kase ~ eV1aye ansHcf
myst not bo judscd by tbose % eiscwherrI sN .ouh'y
~ '"u n1rx ~ r1,r,s,t, erou e'ee"Asfe'
~! "A reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE met tho Young
1tn'tspnr 1t'ssp q tho west Sdo on bis why to tho
fss% ST'st g issfSisr 4 ;;ss ~, a lug enough
-, q; "S!mpIy !cca,,se tho 9thcr s1de lid made up
theit inahtta flot u giyo us anything. They
wouldn't rce%gzs % thG Chairman 81 The County
E0nltnltIcc: thoy Wouldn't listen to his n0nlina-
ton 0f strt,ckMan Somebody nominated An-
tn. 1n"nS. anu netnro INC vote Wns announced he
came 1ofNafti ara pushed Singer aside. tried
fhnnv t,s,t nossassinn - thn rs npon as an
tic patforn and. iookjne nvcr III .h n,ior "sw
tic Committee On Endentfnls WIFI, ~, M
pIokc ont. lhcro wasn't Grant a iaan On On I sne
to uno for. and tGur wos nnthnr ieTt ~ ~ 9
do but lenyo tho hmli. N'"s 'S'' A0' "' W
"Thnn It ynsn't Tim n,,ostlon ~ f,h,trrrn,, -
'.No. thc-o ,v.u m f,bp,r,,., o,, .,..4.
had rcsolyod I" r ,is ~ stt Inq nnPa,,y ,n,sohy hy
!nnuct 10 us. They wnl,1i rfvn ',s nn m shnty md
"W.,at f1o WI, think nj tim ,roroe,t,,,, Air.. p,
tho vlctors bgiunr fhn s,,ots}P W opoo43o1 '11t ~
"T'snt il not anniinn1,F" IN th.a coear
"Whv not? III iii fhn cn..nfir. n tha atot, g..
which Grant h,i tho s1nuljcst maiorjtv. liz
ait'hat NAV hr a., ii1,t ~ 9t,,. f.,,,r..,
are sevon M asos oes esc e1n1y ono p1ae
%otk. sa,{ county, ana Tor this reason it wouldn't
II don't III know. ns / nd, gus an saiternnte." sIt
~ - ~ ~ @t'.tsse'
, 1880-05-14

BpEt4a4 U0sPaf<k 70 1hs EhIea4o 1FIhVNA.
pAkylL1.k, ILL.,, Muy M-Ths unfortunate d.
vision alnoux the Cook County Republicans, rs
IL well known, has caused much ruyrtt In the
Country. In Tuesday Il loading ClAsk County
Republican wrute to Chicago fur tnIoTmataii4
, 1880-05-14

8y4et1s Dtspdteh to TAs Chfta9o 1E&buht.
YANnAL1A, ILL.,, May la.-Thu Fayctte County
Republican, Convention selected EDr telegutus to
ta6 8tut0 Convention i'm. Whitman, +, 81,
Ashcroft, r. b. Jatnea, a. Griffith. und J. Spring.
y. W Tor Grant, and most Of them for HtnAkcr
for Governor,
, 1880-05-14

TIE BTQsL 1LAH HDFE8.
Special p!spdteh 10 1hs Chicago 1ftbHns. :,
NEW Y0Hx, May l3.--By singular but not
fnexpltcablo coincidence, Secretary Sherman got
through his Custom. House business hero Mt tho
suu,e time he did his political conferences, and
went buck To Washington thIa afternoon. To
friends who called TO say Eood-by. ho oppressed
bis qualification ut tho reports received from aIl
parts Of tho country respecting his canvasa.
Whilo the newspaper men could Kot nothing out
Of him ntout the Cook County bolt, 1t Ia known
through personal friend that tho Secretary
bascs great hopes upon th0t occurrence. Ho
thinks It fatal to the Grant movement In tho
Nnuonal Convention, whatGver Illinois may de-
for himself rs tho third nun which wills not 80
ulufu bGf1rD.
, 1880-05-14

HAVE IT.
PORTLAND, Mo-, May 13.-The advertiser says:
"ln an lntorrtow with E. 3. Washburae, Waiting
bis brother here be states bis candidacy for the
Presidency Is out OF tho question. Flo u for
Graut first, last, and all tho time; repudiatcs alI
combinations with other candidates, aud will
not bo a candidate under nhy circumstances.
Tho charye TINT ho ia guilty Of dupllcEty towards
Grant he dcnles, and says tho result OF the Cook
County Convention waa greater surprise to
him thun any Cuu elsc.'
, 1880-05-14

CHEEKY CHAPS.
HARD rtr 70 II FOR Yxcusra.
a reporter loukcd In yesterday on number
OF tho boltinY irlcyAtcs who attended the t.oxus
Pl'tnur House Convention and nls0 on same nj
tho bogus delegates to Springfield. who, bclnE
elected i,y bo9tls convention. muy be regarded
iii dnuh1y th0gus. aud tn every way worth In.
ycstagatton BY the student Of nbn0r1nnl 9rowths.
]ioth sets were put through 4 lively co,lrse Of
sprouts AMI werr hart put to 1t to find answers.
The M,ltors were sdrcly puzzled tu explain why,
when Singer wnttri tn inakc StrckEnau. II
WashburnH nlan tho Temporary Chairman. and
~heh Anthony.-nnnther Nashbnrne tnnn-hud
been elected, tho Gt1ant nun shDiid hnre felt
It necessary to holt The l,Hncstest 1T them
aLl waa Il. J.. f!an! who owned up that they wct1.
atrd that they celit'l not hold on IL the fruits
of their Twelfth WHrsl rnseuIlty,-ttlo spDis
which fifltircth gut for thenl. "a for thu bogus
delegates, they could Un!y full buck on tho
stcrrotypc'l cxe,'se TINT tho Palmer Houae COIL
vetslon wis ii regular oslo, though they all knew
tho tont,ury.
III stnrting ont OH n toar OF Inquiry anong tho
alleged hetcKutcs ftr.m tho Sectllld Senatorial
District, tho reporter tlrst mounted tho stairs
leading to
EsfE1sr \. sT0tzbts
otiico. Tho outer precincts werp open, hut tho
private npnrtmet'ts were shut. Il young t,int,
OIL tho exterior vcnturcd tho information TINT
MIR. StOrts vas In, but TINT be was cng1gcd, 1nost
Of bis time ut present beny absorbed In politics.
4 bit uf pastebaat1l introduced Into tho privuto
of1ico, however, bnuKht tho lawyer out Of hs
retirement md into tho presence of THE Tli1B-
uNE enlissary.
"Gotng to Springfield, Dir. storrs7" askca the
newspaper visitor.
~ expect TO-" replied tho delegate, with n
"pottlcul revolver" smile.
"AB dclexltqf"
"Yus."
"When your war1l didn't elect you or any Of
your fellow GRANTEES at tho primury?"
"Oh, woll. now, don't pruluse 10 nr0ue this
question. In too busy for that returned tho
thrtl-ternor, with Il "chronio pollticnl hystcrI-
importnrbablo good humur.
"rnsslng that, then, IL It true that ynu have
undertaken tho job that swptt thought was
worth moro thnn s590-getttng up tho evidence
in reYnrl to tho Convention md tho huit:"
"Tho whntf" exclaimed tho geuttenl,l1,. With
tho Indignation OF tho l,,lss-tlrlm player on tho
band-wagon when nssuicd by II passiiln missile
from, tho small buy.
"Tho collection Ut tlclcpatos ana othors who
amused themselves BY holding III nlicKet ton
ycnuon Mt tho pA,Inrr House tho nthnr day.
dott know anything ns'out $HH). or nny
toh." was tho reply.
hody what thsy wMt.ted f"r fsn.', :.
that knrt. plaAsc say to TliE TH1nUSE for inc
that THE TRINvNE ts III crrsr.
"Thon y4u tItn't tnkc tho 1"bT'
don't know ntytl,inH Al,unt Il tDb."
Woll: tho task, then: os, Ii y"i prefer, tho
sim not engaged III my plensuro," suld tho
lawyer, with another Winning atntlg.
Arc you getting up tho cure. thon?'
"No. I'M nut getting lp Atsy clsg."
Mot u ~ 93oA iii interviewing fr.mo Of
, 1880-05-14

4 genoyat canyass Of the lcading llopubltcnns
Of this section showa u wonderful ununtEllty for
the Hon 4, H. Washbtruo ~ tho chuIco for tho
National Republican, standard hearur. IT our
Conyenuon wuA to taka Rlace now. Ice County
would be solid for him. Thcro is not German
tn. this city but IL for blu. Ills nomination
would ke c1uiYnIput to an aIepuQn.
, 1880-05-14
s IEI||R s
ORDER
WILSON Bros,
1l9 and l15 State.st.,
Invite the attention Of gen.
tlemen to their superior ia
cilities for producing
GOOD GOOD \
AT THE
Lowest Possible Prices.

They IMPORT directfrom
the manufacturers, and pur-
chase their rnuslins from
"frst hands," Seventeen
years experience in the man.
ufacture of Shirts in this city
have enabled them to secure
highly skilled help in all de-
partnaents. They are just in
receipt of largein inportations Of
, 1880-05-14
TO nttcn1 tho stnte Convention rs {, t1ctc-
gate. Whit 10 yDn think ! nin going fors'
~ slnfeRatc from whfrg2'
FE'm tho Palmer. lfouso Convention"

ctnldnt havc voice IN tho Farwcll-1iail Com
't!'iiu.; i1ow 10 vo,, kuo,v t,ot,.
9na talr o. tho Chairfnnn.-Elliott Anthony, ,bnt
i. tntae i,it to ~ 10 pycry ttmo. Asa proor Of this.
himself TN tho luck OF sent til tho middle nt
tna na,it and Shilo ho was addressing tho Chair.
md .eo hint except Elliott Anthpny. while Dick
~ H. ss,1eai!nY I.n osn ttea1se t In front of
ar s,s ena ei.e ot t9 Ghnitnan Anthony,
he e mai h,a .G GmaiS 'a Mnero
the Cotistabc. Anthonv wis tr,!nr % tt rcco9nzs
when = reporter sud, He's Rivlig. you tally,
Anthnny: doi.t yofl fntnd him. He's trying to
y ehe sap eoes tff af ts @ y ss %as @ to
chaG!'la1, !, tg mado let, TIE pretcst lr ot7.
q. lsit oeceitc ve couldn't 10 seen @ or 6aar1 in
sna' IL %pa to osssa ase g stcfn s!1 ESf
hgth & wsro o. acknnwietlFcd /, Washl,lrno Il men,
had nc oi,'ees,1n to Eii;ott inth,ny. only hg
uccsare thom carried without having inover or
sce9na:" s:ea.1;',.. n,..a . uu., A.. -u.....,.
otc; wtnt would your sftlc have done thot7"
o; "%s Ss ss sys %ages ge tacf S y'% W. ss, @as an
Ss% oa ss' ;ca ~s' iSsss II:
L. T.. poxp.
He was busy In tho United Suites Court trying
mr 1 cs,af e NJ y y eses av "nic ar9 9tm 10 ,r;i
suy thu hnyo no luisinsss in nlitrs nr r, urt
nfn tltls fight. hnvcil't tho tlmo 10 intend to
tins: lol;t thak nov HIT !ae t.rant mt men @ eai' 5
trct in its ct,ntv. ~ md t,nT thnt thrv nr, ' ~.
ete T wan t. eam anyhGns hrs
MYtlt auv vnI, nv, tnotrs. n ar-trpno15 as
, 1880-05-14

'ro-.fay ho received a ropiy frln ono Of Long
Jnnrs' friends tnying. " Dnnt be olnrt,cd, Tho
W,lshhi,rne n,rn Will support Hrant III tho State
Convention. Tho dlfuuIty you icar Ia only sim.
plc npjtuy."