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1881
THE
Globe Democrat
PROSPECTUS.

In issuinp IT, uro.pect,,s for 1SSl. the Globe
D.mocr.t can MAKE no 1,ror,i.r for the future
tbati. not reasonably -ur. Of fuItiimeut.
i,d,in., from IT. history in tI,,. mast. In the
Pr.-;dr,tiai cnntns; it.; closed Il yy1- rcco.,-
,,;zed a. ti,, l,,dir,,, ,i,.,,ot,,fI ii the rlpi,b'
can rlu.e in fh,. ,s.4t adyocatiu.- the men
and thr r,riuci,,le. of the ore.,t marry Of free.
| dom ard Nationality. and alyays the expp-
neut Of H.; adygrc.d thnu0Ll. We -bail con
| time iiai COURSE u,;laI-erinnly In the iut,re.
| so ionp rs the repiiblican lH.rty refraiH. true
To tn. I,,issi,,tl on which IL sci forth twenty
Years uvD.
! The election Of JaInse : Garfield and Clcs-
Ter 4. Arthur q. President and vice President
nf The United Stie- b., .ti 1-u1ii.-iiu.ic, ma
| iorit, oi The electoral votes secures Dearf.
| and i,r,-;erit, 10 the country Tor fum- wears.
! ". ieli.;.. tic uc;y administration viii soon
oain and will steadily hold the confidence. no.
only .f the r..r,iluic ti.-ty bf,i f il,. nation
tr it, wisdom and i1+rsrtv q, y.e!l II. liy il
| IGyaliy 10 the yrinci.,lr- Of iL.. organization
| = iicl, ulaced il in mower. Tho G,nhc Dc-.o-
crat firmly hopes to he apie Ia piyt. President
Garfield :. cordial and alrpcs! ,;i;,-,orr IL be-.
lieye, he vii do the RIGHT "a he secs Il. and
ti, he. viii ilrin., to tho discharge ol Li7 r!.,
id.utiul diltic, a clear head. .rd honest iea.t
and a discrimination 10 serve hi- country ;p
tine ,.cst!ai Ms ability. tcrtai,f il j. -haf no
man eyer entered de ,yEi!r horse h-...rr I'll
ted tiinu h.. b. nature. ed.rc tion and cHtcri-
cnc,. 10 furnish all that ycex,.rt from 81 GOOD
president
III. republican party is now moro tiurou-
,iilv ,,i;ed and ha-f,.i,ipgs ffau Z, Inc .,.cJ,
In ilar.y years. 1...r. are no rival ',ein.-'.o
II. and no ovrDsin,s factions il. Ihr cam
,;!isI, tha: has it;~f closed welded ii tnectt..
:, - .flid r,;-, i;i-;.i,l-t ,Ir common foe nd
IL here are nov no -isi'.soi ios-ib.e difirion
,u,f,. l,ii,,i,,it l,,.t;rral ri.c.d. tdfri,if-
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Kansas CITY must be a very large
dy A correspondent of the Demo-
Graf is made VI say "I'am located in
the south westGorner of Barton coun-
y, near the Kansas City line.
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Judge Terry, the defeated demo-
cratic candidate for elector in Califor-
MA, is the man who killed Senator
Droderick in a duel in 1856.
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STRAY XOTICE.-Taken up ly David v.
Chase and posted before l.. ". Link a u',n. y.
Of the Peace, o. Benton township, in Aai.
county. Mo. en- .he II day Of sepieringSse,,' Se,
iSsO One buy iiiey Z years old. abcnI 's ~
feet high. Appraised by l.. ID. Nohleu ss .ss
George ". Yeargain. al tac sum ( thIr,y1rs'
dollars. n99, u. W. CHAsh
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OKLAHOMA
Delegates to WasIiin@ton-EveJ'y'l'iH2
Ready For the March on tie G;.i
prOy.

Delegates to WasliingtUn-Every!''iHe
Ready For the March on ihe G;.i
prOX.
Captain Steele, treasurer Of TIE
Oklahoma Colony, George NJ. Jackson
and Robert Wilson. who were appoint
ed at Wichita, Kan, by the would be
Oklahomai.cs as delegates 10 Wash
ington, viii leav- for the American
Mecca to-mQrrow or next day. They
will remain in Washington until Con
gress meets and presentthe memorial OF
the colonists to~.he President and ma
tional legislative. Capt. Steele says
that at least 5000 people will leave
Wichita on December 9th for OKLA
homa. and that Congress viii not be
required to legislate for future colonies
but one already in existence three
saw mills will be taken along, and the
Daily Oklahomian, a newspaper, viii
be published en- route. 1t is said that
at least 1900 persons have abcady
stakcd off claims in the township and
colony Of Oklahoma, and the four :
dations OF several houses have been
laid. In reference to the probable
lnterposition Of the Government, Capt.
Ste' said; "Of course Will not at
tempt to resist the blue coats, and will
leave the Territory with them five are
SO ordered. But just as soon as we arc
released we will swarm back. The
troops will thus be enabled to earn
their pay daring the winter months
when the Utes are snow bound. We
will be the most persistent colonists the
United States ever saw, as we are fully
convinced we have a privilege and
right to the Territory and mean to
assert it, Post Dispatch,25 til.
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A number OF persons have come in
since our last issue and ordered the
Graphic to friends abroad. This is a
wise move. Nothing speaks better
abroad for place than q live, wide
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- Wilson's Great Western Medl-
clnrs. comprising Cough Syrup, LinlIlisns
Electric Ointment. and Pills, are medGih'S
which are worthy the favor Of the public,
They are compounded strictly in accoTcaas'
with pathological laws.
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Regular price $500 per year; IS
cents number. For sale and sub
scriptions received by all dealers, or
the publishers, Scribner & Co., 1856.
Broadway, New York.
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We see by the answer in the Demo-
crat to the GRAPHIC's article on the
burning of the court house that the
Democrats owners have placed the
subject on higher shelf than the edi-
tor can reach. 1t is probably just as
we'll to put this matter beyond his reach,
for it is dangerous for children TO play
with fire.
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The Democrat suggests that Grant
be made king and propose plan by
which this can be accomplished.
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The Louisville Commercial requests
al its subscribers who are engaged in
manufacturing ,noonshine whisky ito
carefully read the published letter from
Green i. Raurn TO Capt T. b. Tracy.
revenue agent. This is suggestive.
Fair warning. -
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with fire.

Ssorne men can edit a newspaper in s,rch u
manner that il is about as refreshing and en-
teTtalning to read Il liver pill advertise lnc nj
as 10 read il, colunns.-- DEMochAT.
The editor ofthe Democrat has un-
doubtedly, from the above, been
drawing inspiration from the popular
comments upon his own editorial col
umns. Doctor, this is sad and embar-
RAISING to you, yet it is only too true.
Frederick Marriott, editor of the
San Francisco Newsletter, claims
that he has without any doubt after
experimenting for years. perfected a
plan for navigating the air with perfect
freedom, although he declines as yet
to make the thing public. The only
thing that prevents US accepting the
statement with 4 large degree of doubt
= ths established fact that editors al
vays tell the truth.
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It itques.ionabls;l county organ:
i..sio. was adopted N ',s,s +. county.
Good legal talent is Of the opinion that
II has not, as majority of all the
votes cast at the recent election were
not for it, large number not voting
IN the proposition.
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Ea EEMFG-
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

Payable IN advance. SPECIAL rates 10
Agents. Remittances should be made
by United States post-otfice Money or.
ders, bank drafts, or registered letters,
when ever it can be done. Directions
should be made plainly. giving name
of Post Office and state. Address all or
ders to GLOBE. PRINTING co. ST
LOUIS, No. 30.
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We are reminded by the Graphic that we
wrote book ON the Metaphysics of Money
The next one will be on a well broke Jack
ASS -DEaocRAr.
We will look with more than ordina-
ry interest for this next book, the auto
biography Of "a. H. John, NJ. d., au-
thor OF Metaphysics of Money" etc.
We speak for copy of the first edi-
ton.
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- Wilson's Rocky Mountain Hero
BitteTs, are rapidly increasing in popul:a.ri!.
They stand at the head as 4 Tonic medicih,
in al eases Of de5ility, indigestion chills anu
fever and all malarious diseases.
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There is strong talk of Virginia cast
ing her electoral vote for Garfield for
president.
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SPEcIAL NCCICE5.

y WILSON. east side of the square
keeps complete stock Of Drugs. Medicines,
Patent Medicines, and all articles usually
kept in Drug Store.
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>Tew Advertisements.
DR.. FRANCONI'S
Balm of Life !!
The Crest
Vest india Pain King.

Vest inda Pain King.
For .cl.cs and Pains used both internally and
externally for man or beast. An
instant relief for all pains
and the quickest cure
for IL | | diseases
caused by
ImtIamaion or debility Of the Nerves
such a.,
rheumatism, Sprains, Lame Back, Pain
inthe side or Limbs, Contracted cords
or muscles, collie. Cholera Morbus.
gripine pairs in the stomach or bow
els, Cerebro Spinal Meningitls-and
specific for all diseases of the Kid
neys and bladder. coughs, colds. also
on horses for distemper, collie, bolts,
scratches. sweeney. etc.
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"A gentleman remarked in our Office the
other day that the Graphic contained more pa
per and less sense than any paper he ever
sHsy."-DEMocRAT.
The above sounds SO much like the
Democrats grammar that We must in
fer, either that the statement is manu-
factured out of whole cloth, or that the
man referred to was democrat and
couldn't read.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.

DAILY.
Including Sunday, per year.. .s12 90
Without Sunday. per year...... II 90
including Sundays in clubs of
Three and upwards ....... II 90
Without SUNDAY. IN clubs Of
Three and upwards. 10 90
TEI-wEEKLY.
Tuesdays, Fridays and SUNDAYS :.
per year .... > 90,
lr clubs OF Five an upwards. I -,
sENnwEERLY.
Tuesdays and Fridays. .......... , 90
In clubs Of Five and Upwards . 80
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@Scn. Scho6cld will be relieved ofthe
ASpmmand at West Point as soon as a
soccessor can be found.
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-. Having bought the exclusive right of D.
II. Franconi * Co, to manufacture and sell
this preparation, offer Il 10 the public as one
of the most efiaca,iou- remedies for the above
named diseases known. Every bottle guar
ranteod IL represented Price 10 per bot
tic. sold lay druggists and dealers general
ly. 81. l. BUSNELL i co. Sole Prop.
r. +. \ GROVE, Druggist. or j. e. IA
N.EsoH, D-uggist, Kirksvillc, Mo-, Local
agents. :;itf
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lis Hc qMcle$t yeiief dnd cleaprst
,.,,,. .,t d, "a, II.n IH..,Jy

ftHp0y IA the " 0ttd.
Each bottle containing twice as much in
quantity, and i've times as much in medicine
rs any like preparation. and the worid i,
challenged to produce an equal in merit and
real worth. Whenever il has been used II
at once becomes the standard Household rem
edy.
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~ Remcmter the Place and give mes call
before purchasing elsewhere.
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= Rhode Island the anti-Masonlc
tsgot 4 votes, just vote for each
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The local oftbe New Century says
One !ecls much better after doing a
good act than he does after doing a
mean one etc. Is this leaf from per-
sonal experience.
There must be terrible dearth of
local items in Putnam county or some
very lazy reporters, which?
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NOV. a7th 1880
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
Political NOIes.

Company A. OF tbs y. NJ. K. c., drills
tonight.
The Second Warl Democrats held a
meeting this evening in the Capelle
building, 10 nominate a candidate for in.
spector for the general election, to b.
voted for at the little election in Octo.
Der.
Major Bsmpie, OF the Bayard club,
desires the members to attend a speciRl
meeting tonight at 7 80 o'clock, as
business Of importance will be trans
acted.
The Second Ward Garfield Club, com
posed of young boys, and nun beripg
about tny, in uniform. made shorI
street parade last evening.
TIE weekly meeting of the Young
Mems Republican club last night was
we'll attended. A number Of addresses
were made. The club unanimously de-
cided to accept invitations TO Visi,
KockesBin on the 9th instant, and
Ne wort on Inc Thursday evening fol-
lowing. The club also decided to &c
10 Philadelphia on Saturday evening
mex! TO take part In the grand Republi
can parade TO be held there on tina
evening. A special train leaving Will
mi ogton at 6.55 p. IN. can be procured
providing 200 passengers can be guar
antetd the railroad company. All mem
bers willing to go are urged to send il
their names this evening, 80 that ar
rangemsnts may be perfected. A full
attendance is desired for the specis
meeting on Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
kutrideby browning.

The wife of W. G. Kemp, u wealthy
farmer, Of Berks county, on Saturday
afternoon drowned herself by jumping
into the Ontelaunce creek, near their
home. She was insane upon religious
matters. Two years ago she cut her
throat with a razor in the attic, but her
life was saved. Later she severed an
artery with razor while in the woods.
but timely medical aid prevented her
death. She was closely watched after
wards. On Sunday afternoon she was
sitting on the veranda of their country
home with her husband and children.
Nj. Kemp went to barn for few
moments and as soon as he had his
back turned the wife embraced the lit
tie ones aud then rushed to the river,
took of her shoes hurriedly and jump.
cd in. Her body vas recovered ten
minutes afterwards.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
IrreE uIarity In Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, September 20.-Re.
turns received at the Secretary OF
States Office from the clerks Of all the
towns in the State but thirteen give
Davis 494 plurality. Time Of these
thirteen towns give by newspaper re-.
ports a plurality Of 54S against Davis,
and the other four, remote plantations,
gave last year a plurality against Da.
Wis Of As, indicating plurality OF 80
against Davis this year, counting every.
thing for Plaisted that was intended
for him, although there are great ir-
Irregularities in his lame as returned by
the clerks. The name Is returned
Hiram NJ, Harrison NJ, Mauris NJ, etc.
These variations affect more than one
thousand votes. The returns Of votes
upon which the question is decided are
canvasssd by the Legislature, and it is
so close that 1t will not be known to an
absolute certainty until the Legislature
meets In January.
The Constitutional amendments are
both adopted-that providing for the
election Of Governor by plurality in.
stead OF majority vote by So, S72 to
81, 1853 the amendment making the
term of Senators and members of the
House two years instead Of one by g.
ZIG to IS, 1874. J. D. SMITH,
ssc'y. Republican State Commit tee.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
THIRD EDITION.
A Banquet 20 general Grant.

BosToS, Sept. pa committee, con-
sisting in part Of the Hon. Alexander
Il. Rice, Col. Herbert 3. Hill, the Hon.
George s. Boutwell,, and OK Governor
Thomas Talbot. Of the Mladlesex Club,
has completed arrangements for a
grand banquet to be given to General
Grant.
The banquet will take place on
October II, instead Of October 8, as pre-
vieusly announced, at the Hotel
Brunswick, ind will be q most elaber-
ate affair. General Grant will BE- &C
companied by Mrs. Grant aud Colonel
Fred Grant and wife. Among those
who will be present are the Governors OF
the New England States, Secretary
Rvarts, Attorney. General Dsvens, Sen
ators Roar, Dawes, Eimunds and
Burnside, Generals Hawley, Chamber
lain and Banks, Commodore Ransom,
U. s. N. the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
TX. Minister Stoughton, and the Massa-
chusstts Representatives in Congress.
Invitations have also been extended
to Chief Justioe Gray, President Eliot
Of Harvard College, Senator COnklinR,
General Sheridan, and others. A
spt cial train provided by the Boston
aud Providence and the New York and
New Haven Rsilroad will bring Genera
Grant and his party from New York t.
this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
SECOND EDITION.
wONDERFUL EROTTIN q TiAA
Msud n. Makes q MILE nj On ,eago In
2;IO34.


II was nearly ok O'Clock and CROWNS
DARK Wien Maud WAS brought on tht
track at Chicago on Saturday. TUE
sky was cloudy and strong south
vino 81 blowing. At the nrst send
of Maud s. soon left her feet and her
driver, BAR turned her back Tor d
fresh start.
She then trotted to the starting point
square aud level, and as her driver
nodded tol the word, quickly ieng'hen
ed ont her stride, and got 10 the quar-
Ter in "a g. conds. II was then oeiieV'
ed impossible Tor her to do better tnan
216 or 2:lS, but when she got down to
the second quarter at 2:O3 gait, INT
fastest quarter on record, there was q
br-athless interest aud expectancy.
It was feared, however, that the
str n head wind when she turned
wouId slseksn her speed materially
aud render It still impossible to win.
She kept straight forward however,
vi hour break or skip and marked the
three quarter mile pole in l.36. BAH
urpsi her gently with voice and whip,
and she responded gamely, and the
multitude WAS brsathless as she went
by the final quarter and thundered
down the hemestretch in 2 lO3. Tn
time by quarters was "a; second 800
third at; fourth 34s. Loud cheer
greeted the mare, and ner driver anc
manager 90 they went TO the stable.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
A COIored Relative.

CHICAGO, HIS, Sept. 20.-At Gales
burg this morning the relatives Of Miss
Chase, who, in a state bordering in.
sanity, married a disreputable negro
named Dan Monroe, and has been Sc.
questered by her relatives some days,
brought her into town, where, with her
thres brothers and an uncle, she en-
tered a train to 60 to Peoria. Monroe,
who had been released from jail, where
he was confined for theft, appeared on
the platform, and walking de6antly up
to the party sad, "GOod morning,
Brother Horace, "whereupon the young
man addressed knocked him down,
borrowed a revolver, opened FIRE, chas-
ed the negro through the crowd, when
the latter tried to escape. Monroe also
had q revolver in his hand all this
time. Monroe was hit In the arm, evil
IDENTIFY with a spent ball, as he was not
hurt, and bystander named Croker
was severely injured by a shot. The
negro escaped. Much excitement is
manifest among the negroes, who all
side with him, aud among the white
population, whose sympathiss are on
the other side. A conservator has been
app linted for Miss Chase in Chicago,
whittier she will be taken.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
Dr. ChaIfana Sentenced.

A despatch from San Francisco, Cal,
says DR.. Samuel P. Chalfant has been
convicted in that city Of murder in the
second degree, and was yesterday sen
fenced to 10 years. imprisonment in
San Quentin. His victim was q mau
named Josiah s. Bacon. Dr.. Chalfant
was we'll known in this city several
years ago, having had charge Of the
Office of DR.. Nolen " lille the latter was
Collector Of Customs for this port. Mr..
Bacon, the murdered man, was treas.
urer Of the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite
Co., Of Boston.
The corporation possessed letters
patent foi an improvement in artificial
gums aud palstes, and issued the
right TO use, make and vend the iuven
ton to dentists for the sum Of fifty dol
lars. A purchaser ofa certificate, how
ever, had to comply with certain speci
fed conditions. 1t is stated that Chal.
FAINT failed 10 comply and "a trouble
was impending between himself and
the treasurer OF the company lie caused
the latter's death.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
A Girl Murdered by Her Lover.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 20.-A terri
BILE tragedy occurred Sunday afternoon
at the residence Of Andrew Tiffany,
about two miles west Of GAINESVILLE,
Hillsdale County.
Henry Lindley, hired man in the
employ of Mr.. Tiffany, is supposed to
have fallen In love with Mr.. Tiffany's
second daughter, Alice, age eighteen.
Lindley called on the girl and shot
her, killing her instantly. He then
blew his own brains out, falling with
the weapon under him. The only
cause TO which the crime can be attri.
buted is uurequitted love. Miss Tiffany
and Lindley were alone in the house at
the time Of the tragedy, the girls par
snts being in a neighboring county
visiting the grave Of dead daughter.
On their return home they found both
dead. ...
Miss Tiffany had refused To marry
Lindley, who had worked for her faith
sr three years. She was air ady mar
ried it is said. to man, who is now in
State Prison. When Lindley shot
her she was in her own room upstairs
engaged in writing 10 her alleged has.
band. After shooting her It seems that
Lindley walked down stairs and ended
his own life.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21

The report Of the COMMITTEES on Uni
form. recommending blue blouse, a
belt, military cap and . torch, was
adopted last night by the Hancock Vet
cram Corps. The committee was au'
thoriz ID to procure 100 uniforms by
the next meeting. The following Off
GERS for company A we're elected; Cap
tain, Samuel J. Wood; Fist Lieutenant
J. Ii. Richards; Second Lieutenant,
William Fee ney, Barney Rosenbtatt; }.
]. Toner, and s. J Wood were appoin :
ted q committee to draw up SGT Of
memorial resolutions, expressing the
associations regret at the deatn Of Gen,
A. 7. A. Torbert, and it was ordered
that copy of the resolution Do sent to
the family OF the deceased.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
A Han dsOmo Gift.

At business meeting Of the Shields
Library Association, last evening a gold
badge pin was presented to Mr.. B. J.
Sweeney because he sold the largest
number Of tickets for the Associations
excursion to Cape May. The pin rep
resents a golden shield wreathed in flow
ers. 1t is very prettily wrought and
was engraved Oy Sherwin & Son. Upon
the face Of the shield these words are
engraved: Presented to B. J.Sweeney
by the s. L. A." The motto Ct the so.
ciety appears at the bottom Of the
wreath. The presentation speech WAS
made by John J. Haney. In receiving
the gift Mr.. Sweeney acknowledged the
compliment in a few we'll chosen words.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-21
Grant offered Another Mining
Presidency.

Nsw YORK, Sept. 20-Genersl U. s.
Grant has arranged TO have an inter
view on his arrival In tins city with
some gentlemen interested In the 0rtez
Mine. in New Mexico, to discuss the
proposition, which has already been
nade, that he shall accept ths presi.
dency of that mine. The pleasant ex-
perisnce of the stockholders OF the San
Pedro and Canon del Aqua Company,
in Boston, in unloading their stock at
treble its cost, upon the strength OF the
tender Of the presidency Of that COM
pany to General Grant, is sought BY
other companies now that General
Grant has declined that offer. He has
been over the property OF the 0rtez
Mine, and is only doubtful about it,
value on account Of the scarcity OF
water, and If he can be satisfied that
water can DO got from q neighboripg
river by an easy msthod II is thought
that he might accept. A proposal has
been made to him that would greatly
restore his alleged depleted finances.