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, 1880-03-05
b1ATIffN[{)NIAL.



y Bty'sh wedding occurred nj M. 4!2 West
AtlumE Htrcet nj half-pnst ucnGk lust ovnniuH,
ut wtlrl. wcn. united Miss Mabel +. ttinkc.
daughter Of L. Eelsm ,!nkc Ess,.. and Sir.
Ilrrinan II. tkuhtsmat. Of this city. Tile housc
WIS tnstiy dceor1,tctl with nnwcra. \ iRrge
horseshoe, cu1nl,t'scsl Of cailn lilies anil n.her
delicate anh fr,tgrnnt liower4, was suspended
tt,1n tho ceiling In nnr corner Ut tt.e rpt,,t,.
partially enelrcltfH tho t1lunogrntn "K. j."
in rel nnd white @lrnatinna: Under thfs
ilurnl emblem tho c..rtnnony wns performed.
the llnv. pr. unlustln An,l"rAn nt1hta,lpg.
cc,i,ssI ..,irIssohn'E :" Webbing SImrrh 4. tic
tfn!plr entered tho rot,M u,att"tdcd hy Hny-
nssly exrrpt Mr. 2: ". nnrr,tt, who nctctl i,s
couple rc,,!lvu.l tho congratulations nf their
bex % s 'se The csny wi Ms'9 ths" CIV wt ' ei"w
K!a.sS S @ !, "s0 os!k s IT, s''M a ST. ?siK'S1i K"S.nt
New Or!.nils. Mobile, md other Trs,,Iltnr'i,
cities. und n b; al*r.t 4 ,non'h. On the, r.
s,rs' ,r tsy "S*s sI .s 5.'ssa m inS'f rk o'eo " "'
Tho tnlnt u the brr wns r(ch dress Of pals
blue hr''e','led nnsl p'nn sut'u, hunl.nlin'ly
trIl'slcu WIZ fr!ilRe cu'art tr.is1. brlt'"' veil
The ,,i"ther q ihc ,rl.le sv,,rc nm ollvc-srcru
sntIn 'lr'ss. trfnl.ntsl with pt!ns lnce.
Thu presents wnrn clcyAat aud costly. chr1.
prlsns Il check f.,r sl9N ir'!n thc n,thcr ut ,llo
!,r.e; s lsa';ttful Pre,.h rt,Ek tro}n =: Nelson
1kl|hEt JF4+ HI HFIlBt silver 8H1AH AEL
" shaw; svcr@ wat:r IT.; .crvte. ;'; C." aaj:
Grorso T. itIeharslson, of n,ston; Imtr 'u!d
t; ti!Sss spooas -fo,ts a s"n-,r. HS s Il Mr4 Ksly @
sS ns II G'H H. F;i; nia IT., ' .arss syr T. F1st: f
IT, ;!!s: stss s i%i!; IN n's ' I " v H! Msis!." =
rrysth. c,trtl-rtt,rvrr anil ln,u,,irt- hlrr H. IL
CHANDLER; silver l'ir,knlfc. MIss, Iint,iy +.
WV: WITH noi! sai, s!'r I,r sy"4 Ms M'n M1!
sirphcn r: l1lnke: silver butsrr-kuIfr,' Mlss
Scttle cI.,nsy son: si,yer a srystH! ekls-
Ss iss % ,es ;",'' es sset shxsps na sryn, In f sEt
SSt an fr, s. % n v" cnys f. khi.sst i9 tsss Iss
,'!,, Si"!y s.sy s5, ~ FsfixsaE," 2:lc;
Pli1nl,stci: .jnpn.l,se ..ts.Ialo sci, Mss Mu!i.,
!;nnitu: hcts,ratc.i chsnn fruit aet, Mr. Gluten
niD Kohlsant; wliito .asin a''t.painted l.uni-
tss sSe s Mts' a %tt? Hr+*; .1. s X te1 VIII
cnnnti: innthor-af-pcArl usil UnI,i up,.ri-xlh4a,
Mr. Artmrl II. iIe''uI,.nn:n IF no+tnu: .',s,n ~
Y llorklns. Mr. ,nnd ,lrs. Louis Mugs,
Mrs;; \. Alayo n',d anrgl,t..r.; 'iurra cntta
.ss,ysr % t;si .aS M'*s; Hr. xATh; iar;y hH'n!
nrc!ps:! *tst''ars ID l.,rian ,narl'tc, " i: iia.i
n,t @ Il. iIarn,: c,nny t"ilol ut, inl,,Id With
saif. Mi.s Il.'tie II, Wyn'an; lI';ser., fre!i @
Msssrf M'ss trr s';'nx, ;x,r and lfet ss an MrrtI
sl'!c EAcyclopeslIn VI Poetry Miss M',sc liar
IL .ii,nonE thosc ,pre*c9t wcre Mr: md Nrs; I:
f Is.! rs f '"'ss md y', s1s! II, ~ TSsn sM xr +
, 1880-03-05
IOWA.

S3nSe-adn1ttnx-Etnten mud Congressional
CaniitdlteN-.rlic TInstlscye Republics
MIX Almost Unanimous for 1lluttlA.
SpscIas Correspondence u The thfeapo Tribune.
DEa MONIES. Ia., Mnul, LIN Wow ur u,t early
statu ChlvuntIon, alsttc-inaklng Is Just now In
ot1ler aurr.
Fur Governor, tho Hun. William T.nrrnt,c. of
FAyctte, WIN Fur 1n1,y yours hrs ,ers tllptnlNr
Of tho btnte Hrnute. al,tl tho lion. uhrclf Il.
Sherman. ut ,r..srnt StAte Auditor. Nre nirf1.
tlonra. Mr.. shcrnn fl usle of tho must lor.nr
inrn IN tho BtNtc. ind II thoroughly pfslctlcul
ln,sEnuss- .,s.,. 1t IL tho opinion of tltcso well
informed that llU vii! get tho nominations; hut,
is ,lu glcetu n to i ln for this u1lf.:e jt,r twt
ycars, It IL tll1fclfEt tu determine Whit will lr1its
pifp
Fur Sueretnry nf stntp, Mr. Itnll, tho present
inrumtcat, will, without II question, bu remuIni-
nntc.l by utcnn1nti0n.
Fnr Htnty Treasurer, Mr.. lloln!s, the PRESENT
Incumbent, will meet II viK0ru.la o1'lolcnt III
NaJ. Il. II. culEcr, "f tla1las tAt,tty,-u wealthy
nrtl sllccessftl business -ts. fnrinurIyA furlncr,
Int now Treasurer Ut that ta,,rty.
For Stntn Auditor, It npt'e'trs tn DO d forcgnno
cnnctuslm. that Capt. ". Y. L'tcns, OF tho Mnsol
City EerabtIrun, will DO thu ,llaiI. 1io WIS l'ur'
ircnth t.w!, lnfaniry, .t,,!y -. lai nlnl russ to
ths !n r. "f Ca,"I'. Alril T. lHS =, w'ilc. !,,..
Wnverly, nrrnor County, l.e w,,s ulreted
TrsMsurrr If thu equity ftir Three s1icet.sslvu
rsi ;xa, m la 81 " , w1 u, la,r, Esrt,r r. mn ths . iSs|
canvass Of thu F.',ir.h Dls,rIu. iIn wMs r,putui
wtihnut tnxftit,I., Chief Eltrt III tho Ilt1se nr
Is,l,ull, 1t tu iit,isa nav &, sta,. ninsu iS;:
l,o bus tecI, ouhested with Aut!se !nnr1'nitsm i,
Which liz s,,Ii t,s ,ssu, wlleil 1T, i,.nl1issui tS
CtrIe, tlueIn ei.lliitiA, nnl roui,yetl IL To Ma.
s,HI city, wloru he las aI.lun resided. ttn hus
lcGt1 prominently mentioned ny Successor to tp
if..i & u llrsry ~ Congressional irprrBu,til-
tive Cutt thut tlst, Irt, b.tt 1lo hls tronptorily
it IL uldutstual ti.t air Ieprtl,y IA II candidate
Il, l,u lila avn arreskur b, Ct,lptuas t1,I. tho
Fart District: all! thu. 1.nr. 1ifnrsl 'Srta.kyr
lin, ufl Monitor irut;,)rllwi.y, Uf GetInr F,i,t5
NTH clIll.cst thu hour With Him
In thas til.A suyensial district, tho Hon. U. C.
, 1880-03-05

Now, aro wo to tnf0r that tloso differences urc
I'LL tito to "t'as1. Refinement, rlttts.ttsl. n!Nl
, % ss It 70 s%s a"a 'sr s' .'rfh u ,,i ~, , t:
gruwths nf snlgurlty. iE,"'s7srn. atid pnvrrtyY
I, y "ltIi tir,'t. t' ,hS ,!, rssi q ,t,.', r ,, ~.
with stola tnd!lrurr.ncrY IN thoy think To war.l
on u ltttuk ur prtttla,.r'at ,llsu!!se. lts,nEatHl
III tllear linW,rhety aritertl t!lAtrots. by tho
II! thu warls thai nro inahltcsi ly Il stss hT yit
rl1 whi,AH hatts,1'i iltatIius ar nlA,vc thuso VI
Personal mud tsi.nnlnl lsue,ce ,nny .lo mich
law: ,,.,s what h,s .,o,srtatl Sr s,n,nctal inii.
ttl'ls: lslnl!enlly ,lashtnE, snltarr u!ls1e!ilun
aln'n lns ,.',;a,El!sI l6is 70 fnr u !, has hrcM
inu.Ivy il iaa eI.nnsl in. .lrss!oslxcs at dIsin.
ti,",u atsri.itss il has It, n,ny fnstaslst* pru:
santtary inriaunr". lntl!!:nr9, u!'d money lI.s.
il h4ss t,.s "na,ssi" ] iii h,,w, ~ lIro,s ] liz liz
lEn"r,nc" md ttttixrilrc Ut lta inAahlta,its ur
tlr,tlEt. .,,!n!vtl"li t.ss.,i',i,aXetMrhtf
nlt thu ihttsrs lollRrtItyuf thlsR tue'rnl!<:
thuy Mrxnu f.,r ~ a4.t tlo ts,,thi",!sss ;.f thn
autimrr-resirt; fur nr haIt,ls nllr commercial
and mercantile Interests: a1l fttr nr na,lanst
Hs. s,.s ss sass.y x% HI. ty ,a'sa t1" S ''; BY
a"Ass nr :itxens Z. %x9 igs1,ia. ,,ia
ENiAKt.En T!iE t.lvEA
Af tho u0mn1illsltynt iarHr.-1 Ehy IT tllcro nrp
such sectlul,s inhabited ty such I.,ptu, Il IL thu
tttal duty ur OUR utslai tllX.ar!us " furnish thg
nugassnsy hrlll,1 H!ld Gl,H. alld ~ lnlMel Mtbly
)slrJa tllp*t. Slnts until thHy ,trt .teI 1t may
tv lAbksihle thAt sulIIc Ut ~ nru Gtlltlktg;ll
i't.uilKli tu betiurH tint We hlSG natGhtll
tho nuIl,u Ut AIuftlsy kcle,t', !,ucalls.t ultr
nrtr,t9u st,ath s4ttu IL Inv .nnarN With hut uf
UiAar clti.,.. Vhe .i,..luas ii ap,tstiua.l. VIII
equal advantages tn '!ratn ut aitt sl"'te or Dur
stWnYr. III ttliect Ulr KtrnIyr. lIIl to utAurwisu
fulfill our sAaitHry ,lntlns. tAsatyn with hEr
lAlHrstl tiUh'Htl4ctltS &p'th! bu Il1liu thu Hbst
tasllthrul oily IN ll,u world The t.tth r,stu t,rr
AI inIn1litubts III Now York III .tGti tIlu tni!r0
lmpliatta!l IL over twn and .InU-thIlsl llttes
gFv;stuf thMn ia tho tIl.aattpn uf EAlsntx.t.
ttu,sru. u EhlsHgn III ttr prtstul RlnltlEs r!'b-
ttllluA bla4 III GalllAl lH.t'ulMt@nn With Stw
iurk, With proka,lah'naliy tho sum- ttnutA
rntu ~ nav tlI,0 tn l,ttDi tho tl,ttll rAtu
wuut,l hu Increased, RaEirly, " 4i,M III
lhA. trha.1't,ft, thu sahllItry conditions
VI tha fWu uI!1s NJ tliilrr N5 tO llnko tTGrluu
~ Thu tasspv.iiyu lsath lAtcs ut IN: lt,ll Tho
tlllfuru,Ue IL In fatar vi thu cily " Now iM&s.
lftabn tho sAIlu lsasts, u,Iltrsxl with tlnMklyn,
ihurc IL tllttvrelIcc III aGJ In fAYor u EhcuYn:
with liust.n., 4.l0 tn tnynr 81 gl,irIgu: with
VitAnl, U.I Iii fnyOr Of lAIt,AHn, with g.!.tl.,
lNLI III fAy0r Ut L,.l,I,; and with Furls, Ill III
that VIZ lns. nnchul tho aeslo, of sanitary
scenpe1 II they lo. It IL III scpnlahrAl vulcrs
trula Out VI tho cGss'Qools aaQ Aseula4lAt!nS
, 1880-03-05
wAt.Ti:ilS-I i fEAtlp.
S,Wtj,Jt lli.InIfth Ia J'te Lhit4teo Jrtbuttf

GENEVA LAKE, Wiz. March 4.-A iDtlbn
wn!stnE MxnIrrari bnrr lust eveti1nR ut tho resi-
ucllcc ur tho hrftlu's mothcr, Mrs. 4. Ferguson.
Mr. Charles Wnlleix. GhluSt s,tl uf Mr., Jtel
Walters, Vi M. rl9 Michigan avuiIllg, t:lrl9u,
mn! wt.u swiIs II summer rtelnnre hero, WIS
tutieA II, f.,nrrtng Il, Miss Minnie aAyiilr1I hy
tho lt.y. Il. r. srrGlH,t, Vt Thu EpslHlI tshl,ru.
Mr. nsl!l Mrs Walters VII sl"',4 several nontsE
ns tlv summer Air. Wuters n nia..ii i, r,p
tlll,. la,ss.x.,lIt nf an iuhuritAI,re III $lM'.AN
fran ilsu ntr Mira III Maxwell. wtlttl, ilM'ltniNa
tho snl'rriur IIIsh:k, Clark strGpt, C4icAgu a'ld
ullltg Pltpurty.
, 1880-03-05

The ralsagvs Vt whit Is eufnn.,t,iy kil'wl Nv
"rnt Hr :" pann" nru asS4nt!tY t,,.as appalling
Or E,xlAEl, In consequence, II IL Yunylsly nul'-
tpsttt. ~ tho uxeeaY!ss Altl lung .psnltnnc Wit
Weather lthL year, TetiH Ut thtlsa1i1s af sheep,
principally ewes atB dead aIl.! tyiux. IN a'nu
PARISHES !n liln.esstor, Oxon. anu Warwick thcru
len, mud Iii SuMcrset thpru Nsu uny 50I LIT i.
enc district. walcll us!.'ally winters H,GA. Hun
dresis, II NOT thisat4s. vi sheep hlvo bben s,l,l
head. =
, 1880-03-05

rhn ,,,,I ,.,tt,,,. - a., t.hI.,..,, 1l,,,, c1
1ae at'u"' ~ n'uet'n. y. 1he In'e'k''' n"eA'"tt
fnt,o,1 e. io,r, ,,ni1ro1 f.,n,tn .,, ,,uu -, h,,
an ;ni.ctan srr,,y, ,,,,,n Mr. + II tt,nr,sov
sma .ho rhloort, 4 Tovi uui,,I,,vt, t,,o,, y~,,',
,nrr m ~, shnr.a ~ ~ mi. ho,,, ,,r ,t,n,,, ,,h,
n T "a clnfn,o u, t,c M, ,yr., a,,,",,'1 , IT,
An ;iI,t,"I m"nrcr IN no,,on VIVA h"d' NJ ,,,'
.,.', h"I H.. H. a,sx.r,.,,,,.,,, ,,",,sa " ,s. ,no
ts ~ GS;aW an1sg ta GSr 5 ~ a 'k t' @ %
REQUIRES TINT twu,thir'ls Of tho stock. u.ust lu
represented ~ r,ier r. 70 @ nko ~ nGctloli yhii'.
md Wns ni v.!siur ii n ti,ts ",tr h,,t ~ ,nlo H..
tSMrh t,nf t;1if" nt,;.. r,nIr ~ t,9S at,,nI ,
ryds es w. 10 70, f"s,9s , tn to h Sr
hr r., Hit, fcr;, ~ .,u IN, ',suEsa tr,,sa,tId
# wms dn,IIn,t T., f,,,.ro"u1 ~" i,,nr ~ III.
,ecrs f. ti,'n ~ W s..n NJ. III ~ III ~ 1 -.
elsss1 sn ,i,nt tr" ,n,u,,,rs 'Dt ,.,.' "J ,t WITH
, 1880-03-05

Of tho Co,hrnny stating TINT tl,oy h.t1 stopppl
paymont q their chccks tir. Mett,lni, rottri.n,l
asntl 9btnlntal mn nltneli,rfit hnder which Id
!nvln,! IN etlo Of thu t:anunys property. 1lie
company then applied For nti Hai'r requiring MG-
Company t. prct1nrp MI asw1r to tho SHIT On tito
Giceks The Court erlntc.1 tho Ortur, and frn1n
Term rrycr5ct1 il ~
, 1880-03-05

Empire, wn tnllss tntlera TINT the people will bc
trilG ttt tholr nlt.chtry md tn lnnnklnl.
frapectF Fully yutra, EAMGEi. !. TfLnEN.
1tExaY wAIxEts, ENt, Chairman nf tic Ex-
Gentlvtt f.nntntsr srr it tho tlcftI,ernllG Assuci.
ntlun u Massachusetts. Huston, Miss.
, 1880-03-05
MICHIGAN MEETING.

spttial D!ipdtfh to The Chicago Tribune.
HhAsn HArfns, Mich. StRrch 1.-THE Michigan
Aasocht'on hf tinncral Passenger anl Ticket
Aurnta hold u ,ncrtnR here tt,.iuy, md GGrtatl
q. u. 'Nt or the u,ln,l llapfs s I,s'lInMn ttall.
!!ny: tlty !shInmtl. Vlcn-1r.,slrnt; nl,A +. j.
whitney, af thu Michigan Ccn.tl, Secretary md
VrGNsutur.
, 1880-03-05
IsA11l1tbh xburfalrAtS&}t,,

Ktlnry-Wntt ilprltuA OH tiIHts,sns Ut the ktl-
iryH mil liver >iS u Htl tHthurtiu tendency,
wllle, wtttuut tlnl!ilru rtnl,ss.S Ind ..!e,,e,ta
ttltu thu hltHkl. II IL TIL Gxrrltrnt rtrily ttiF
riHutiatlMm md t1Hrtiyity uf thu lwasr t1Wela.
Ynttr drt.HyIRt itLA 1t.
, 1880-03-05
70 All Whom Il Nav Concern,

Suleeis hvrruy given slut t.o thint day ut March,
tj,tr UuFI II tasok tuunly s.ntU u IllIs,oa III iu
aiInrury eao tlatsnt IN liz ta1s q auAus H. saa,.
ors !ua.us a!'. !sSYu.ysr f ..i lAnk ni'I,e. t,1.
tlHys tpr tiu llp rl nrtisr, i, as s fuliIIwtlV
t,ec. af rus esntu fF ilr ptc*ls atooaftus n,.u1.
u ts ln!ty z, .css tnst A!as. ~! ..srh.! ny
'i." u, jtwil lNrnty-vtsEt 70. iIanIs y.eaIJ.
lhtse ILL., alsuute !n lta,ty tnanty. hats"f Mtnm-
ln Illfiy ys,xnt t, u t;efaa Auhii. t.',' q ln,rs
Hanyo Fuusteu,l III E4xi II tnirl i. it,. siuat, ii
Ut sxuI,i sia .I !. ". nn4 L. tpl!lpAuiIs Sab
ii lie Wust IuII 4, If!o fautI,vaa usftur i srsiti
Etuilsen s!n'. Tnx.;h,p th!;ty.hMu. '.h,, A.,rt!.
.ai,! s,.AMt, f2r ~ t..sa cannl..t"M ~ ~
foE AID s.r ,'.vv. raluis uxalnst saa bunk " tue
amount VI sad k4.4tt
, 1880-03-05
sspWttBsn1s fAr GtlhslRtrutn Atutvs.
UtEIfE Or !'l'ltt'ttAH!SG AStt 1bHI4fF
EhMlalakAhf Ut hlt4lAlxtESFE,

EnMl,lsaANY u kTpIlxrESrE
.-... DHAIA. HGb., AlnrGtl I. tNs.
r"9Ilti',s. viii M rur'tyai IL tf!s nrS H,sslI il
ns!,,tk r r.. " IHsTny. March n ~ n whlrt
u bi,lvr* tur furnishing MID dsllFVry 1T liz sUb
hirtdAcn NArcnnNka III UsIR$s, VI IN Gsa III thu
port m cur. VI t>lnnhA.
10 barrels lsar., ai.lt nless.
sMeka laa.e tetA Ip'l rshIi frrb tI,A A4IlIE. Thu
tl1ur y hs lunstu run Mr. klrna Wt,en iIalf hurst
na .M t.1 t,sSa r n :lS4 r. @ t. xs' sap'o u
Al 10 ia luytf"d by AIfel, ~ lrA. iianH rstr.rA
Of proposals aIn Nxr4pils IN h, 0btattr Ut thls
uisrD. pGtiIsAx ,llki w tItsspII III kctH HbItu!-
9.*,s marked "t'son.sal. AR fatsl.vrY st"1!s aA
{Nrthpr iHf,sri,4atiDt uIHi tletAl
Tho iIvrFtllnont r.s.,ryi IL. rtat Ia rejett Any Ly
Vii ir,ins.ts. THOMAS WfI.stiN, il. l.. il. :. \.
, 1880-03-05
PROPOSALS.,
l'eaYssnls tnr Wagon 1'r'nhs,,urtAtinr.
1lEAHQuA HT TITS tlEpAHTMl:Sr ny THE MtsktttflI,
tlIAU Hf tlIln& uMsrtHrmnstNr,

TcApBhnls tnr HnKuh TtnhsunrfAftntt.
1iEAnQuA! Tits tlEIA Arsli:Sr ny TitE AtsktitfNI,
tn..r IsS + %s r%S'fs's.'as'&!%a s. &arch m
HEALEit rltIltlht t, III lstptls..,h yhinct THO
i,sMns s.nsil" WIZ itr rcGtyt1 ~ Ih!s s,'lea. Hn
81 .irts t..r tin tnnsIH!tAtiI - AllhEy AVl!nu,
r,rnrnt ~ thr at!1*nnsi. dMrns t'lu i.4! yr!r et
KUt'TE M. l.-t;na-Vt tllu, I@xhs tt,r tlu Mrstorn
irsiulnMsn The lHHitun AHd Public lsAltuAdl. to
F!rt sl,l. Intan rrs!il'ry. ,,..-
nnY, II tl!e !,Sief, SIMMER Mnl PHrt smiili a!.
Hnltl..,A ~ h''r! ltnno lnnu 1'ttrll,ry:. ,.
=, NtlTESn. J-ihni1o ctty. knnsas. tn tGrl Elliott,
NIrrE NJ. = !ns v"Ens, Sew Aiyxlrn TOR tuu.A-
Urn terminus f tlin Atchlst,s. rulukn and saitn FB
iln!lrnItis - t"rt ntlta. rnxps.
crIl term nua ~ The Aehlat,n. rs,"kn and AAha Fa
''PiIt" .4 4, toit st4V,,., V, SsM s'St!s% s, w .,h.
fs;lf:,sIs; u ior! iIMai. X1,tana.,
ern ,n1t,,us u til" Atcs:'u T"rokn anu sa,iuI IL
'!9t!"'S! n ress,'t A'!1,,ya ,,r ,.,,, ,,.
minus q tis l,eiiySr anG lilo t;faHaa lsa.Iru'hl
tIs.'+sis tar tr,lIhln!lh'th m hny or Mll " lfe
r,,ttpa nmIvr ,la,liu,i VIII ln rerutyss,:
Thu tinsrr'vnl ToseTsrs t1in rRht 10 Ealect any uF
lamt fHr|,s Of pt,,pasaI4. fl1n, q! cs,ntrac, nna
usin II III. a4l,.tF ~ bidding tttnto.,s IL " nb-
bAFxtel by tltBrt li1 tnrtlIx NJ tatttcs nn1 h1ys
r. n 4. r %n SpG p.,4s y r Ss% II; Ss: $h
kyr!orsM s. e,''1n.,!s p.tII;:a's shol ba u,e,ko't;
j. Ii. III Nil lila 81, Iivftutr q, Al, (ion, Il. H. A.
, 1880-03-05

... 1flinnls Centrilt fentlrond,
DGpot font s,f iakast amt tnnt Ut seeond ST
Ticket ttl1re. III Ian,t,lp.Bl., npnr Clark UFa.,d
lnelnp Itutui. Mlld t'ultuof lluusu,
, 1880-03-05

fhlc,teu. harrington. q tt,tIney ftnttroa4.
hr s!n.s ,;nsie. .a.s r!;usl'nnIs4 Hle.I;nu.,,u
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1t is among the possibilities that the Ma
tiona! Democratic convention may not be
held in Cincinnati. AT first there was trou-
Bile about the hotel charges. The hotel
keepers had about concluded to play the
gouge-game by charging double rates during
the sitting of the convention. They were
only brought tc their senses when they were
informed that if that was their plan the CON
yention would meet elsewhere. Now new
trouble has arisen. In order to report the
convention properly, and to accommodate
the members, it is necessary that telegraph
wires should be run into the hall where the
convention meets. The common council,
however, has refused to grant permission to
erect poles upon which wires may. be
stretched. Mr. Barnum, the chairman of the
National Democratic committee, has IN
formed the local committee at Cincinnati,
that if the desired permission is not granted,
he will call the committee together, and
another city will be selected in which to hold
the convention. The threat will probably
have the effect of forcing a little common
sense into the heads of the authorities OF
Porkopolis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-09
Color Blindness.

Pursuant to an order of Superintendent
James McCrpa, of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company, the arduous task OF examining
5000 employees attached to the line and
wor ing On rains and ferryboats, with avlew
to'discover to what extent color blindness
prevailed among them, was commenced yes
terday morning in room at the Jersey de-
pot in Jersey City. Eight or ten men were
called in at time, and were tested in the first
place for acuteuess Of vision, the test caro-
being placed at distance OF
about twenty feet from the observer.
1t was ascerta' ned BY this means whether the
mems ewes were sufficiently sharp to read
small type at the distance mentioned, the re-
suit in each case being carefully noted. Inc
next test was for the purpose of discover
ing whether the men were able to Judge OF
the relative distinctuess of objects seen in DIT
ferent positions. and to obtain an acurate
knowledge of this the men were directed TO
look at qusrier-inch aparature in q screen
twenty feet distant with strong light behi d
il, and were then called upon to state IN
what shape it appeared to them. This test,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-09
horticultural Prospects OF benson
and Vicinity.

Wbile we are anxious to further the rail-
road and manufacturing interests OF our great
State in general and ofDenison in particular,
we should not be forgetful of the still more
imnortant interests of horticulture, and es-
pecially tbore of the genealogical depart
ment Situated as we are, just at the south
ern limit of the successful region orgrowing
peaches, grapes, apples, pears and the small
Fruits. wSere at ali times there is greedy
market. either north, south, west or at home,
and where the convenience of transportation
in all desirable directions are reasonably
abundant; this interest soon premises 10
eclipse all others Every garden and or
chard is factory in one sense, where Huch
labor finds constant employment. Inc pro-
duct of these factories comes into the mar
Net lust az the dullest season OF the, year
for all other kinds of business, and TINS
is why Denison never really Knows
what it is to have dull season OF the year
compared with most other cities OF its SIZE
Those engaged in the fruit business IN TINS
section Of the State are not slow to perceive
the Importance of cooperation among them
selves and with kindred interests OF ad]olh-
ing States for the purpose of acquiring the
most useful and recent knowledge IN their
calling, Hence we have seen spring up
among as within the short space of one year
the well organized, strong, intelligent and
active North Texas Pathological society. 30
well has it conducted itself that it is already
known largely abroad, and is even requested
to furnish delegate to St. Louis on the
l3th of this month, 10 aid in organizing q
mississippi Valley Horticultural society"
The Secretary, T. V. Manson, has been Sc
lected to represent our interests in this new
and vastly important enterprise.
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however simple Il may appear 70 tho reader,
was by no means 81 " the subjects. What
appeared oval 10 one feemed triangular 10
the another and vice versa. The color test
was then proceeded Win, AID sixteen OF the
men who bad passed successfully 80 far came
W grief Three krlns u wooden yam we're
used, one being light gNen, tho second rose
and the ihlrd rcd, aud wrro marked reipeet-
lively !, 2, Q. Each nfthese wHs placed on n
table IN front of n tho person examined Al n
distance Of tbpe feet, aud, with tho vision
Of either e,e obslructed byas spectacle frame,
the nnll under examination wns requested 20
namo the color He was also directed N
pick out a similar shade 10 the one In qucs-
lion from different skeins Of wooden yarn,
numbered from ! 10 10, One young man
correctly designated the test sSein ms rcd, but
on being told 10 select similar shade from
the skeins before him he picked three shades
OF blue, two OF yellow aud ono Of red. lie
could distinguish NJ difference, and tho same
thing happened 10 half dozea Others who
followed him The skeins on the row were
then divided into three sets with twel' o
numbers 10 each, and the men were then ex-
amined M 10 color blindness. Some were
able to distinguish all the shades Of green,
but failed lamept1bly in picking out the
different shades Of red. The work Of exam
ination occupied the greater part Of the day,
but tho importance of tho subject has
impressed the directors crafty, and II
has been decided to apply the test 10 all on
g,neers, hremen and brakemen In all the
branches OF the railroad The Delaware,
Lakawanna & Western railway company. ms
we'll as the Ere company, have the subject
under consideration, aud IL Is likely tho Sys'
TEN will be adopted on their respective line''
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A Plea for Mercy.
Galveston News


And now VicksbuFg has invited General
Grant to pay that city II visit II the invita-
tions ARE not revoked NJ soon us some OF our
G'e,ns iournals aro received NJ VlcksDurH,
cha probabilities arc that General Grant VIII
vist "tbe heroic city," which title Vicksburg
ha. fnirly earned. For the sake OF Galve'ton,
Wonston and San Antonio, II Is to DO earn,
e,tlv hoped, and even prayed, that General
Grant viii visit Vicksburg. Just now quite
a number of Texas journals are bringing
their heaviest batteries TO bear upon INC un'
fortunate Texas cities that received .ne az
President Hospitality. This coneonliaseu . hro
of whitening sarcasm ana plaslinB lh'vctso
ia dopreeiating the value OF properly IN tne
cities referred 10, and unless Inc guns are
spiked, or tho wrath OF the lnuepn eui'
tors. who are responsible for the hiSh anna
and lofty 6rings, Is diverted 70 some
other object, there Is no teiilng WI, whaI
NAV not happen. Now, II VicKs-
burg receives Grant with demonstrs-
items of respect, the doomed cities oil Texas
If thew do not enjoy respite, Will, AZ least,
have COMPANIONS in their deep aiiilcliohs' ~
viii be remembered that this Is not uranss
Grst yisit 10 Vickburg. The last Time ne was
,here ho was received with salvos OF artlilery
and bad warm reception, but no was an un-
invited. although not unexpected, guest his
artillery laid much Of the city in ruins, and nd
ronIe heef 10 coin word. Now, II Vlcke'
burg can not only forget and forgive, but 80
50 far AS to cheer unconditional SURRENDER
Grant and feast him on tho best the market
affords, including sparkling imperial su, ely
those Texas editors who appear 10 Do sailef-
inp UI for more gore will, in time, cease firing
on tha;r fr;ends in the three great maritime
n n Of the Lone Star State. Let the belli-
a p editors throw some of their hot shot into
Nav Orleans, Mobile and Vicssburg' And
in this connection it might not be amlss to
remark that blue pills are said 70 ,, Dc an , gl,
fective remedy for an excess OF bio In 'ne
pvetnm