davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-06

IN tho spring OF tho ycnr- following, chenr
weekly siyIrh tho Sl,trif of Frtt'tons. ftn urute
,nt,st 1t It httnsclf, an tnn,e 4 tho rch!cle Of
lra;rat'Ital npInions. III. printed s,swe rct,.
and influential rflssee, causing his tiIsussal
frufi. 4 n,imfcr oI rnstion.. aud naturally In.
crnntnx his hittGrnes. and prc1nhicc aRain.t
fml. and he hrts.ilrr protnincnce IN cnnncct1nn
Win Frederick u. Maur!co atM, Charles Kings.
lsy III fnrthcring plans for cu',pcrntlys ats,'la.
tnn.,ns iu Tho f.n,itlnn }rrolcals gave him n
wide reputation lie c1ts 10 this ct,t'lsry srs.
I,'ms MT U,ri XIII tho 1>cy'y' drew constdcrable
n'trnttnr. lie hAs nf latc bccn m avuwc1 and
vehement 9pfrttunllFt. anil in1 ptir*ted lller,
atnrn NJ IL profession III Khinhurg. His mental
diRnrt!'r Is nttrtbutel to his 1pnK md desperate
str.irRle with poverty, disappointment, and mis-
fortune.
, 1880-11-06
4 FATED FAMILY.
The Father Of the UhfOrtunntc Josie
LnnGmuld Meets u Violent End.

Luz ...1,...,,a ] ar.a.. :, vso,",., S:,,,, "4'
hansm"i1 nseess sAoie'.t Emu
CoSconn, \. H., Oct. 3i.-A savage and
brutal assault was committed IN the Town
Of Pembroke on Friday evening, Oct. ID,
er to TUG rapidly !engtnel'ng ,lss Of Now
Hampshire murders. LILO vlctalh IL James
i. Lnliglhaitl, the father Of Josie La'lgnuld,
WHOSE young llfe was sacrificed to tic lust
alid l'en,lisllness Of the brutalized French
C'1iiatlFe'''. La ihse. OIL t1e sa,l'e stleea ahu
very near tho sctnu OF the deadly assault
upon her father, Oct. s, 1s75 The ctrcu,l,-
stnncry ara brietly toll. Mr.. Langmaid lad
..Isnos,.l ~ his farm nnl n,,rchnscI another
IN Minnesota OIL which nc designed 10 I'VE
alli OIL tho tlay mentioned Ind sold Ills house
hold goods, farming tools, etc., ut public
u.rt,o,,. Among nther things said were n
m"G.''4.s ,,";r ms rnrt-Shprs. With 0 wera htd
ti'' piF py " l,obert I MCCONNELL, % Of Clc,ies.
nf,rr ~; ltM.s II" h' whrs's. Thcfa wns n m
mitea iho ,on',,,"t ho,,vno,, ~ t,.n ~,
sstS n', az, ~, nnf,'y II nvar n" In ,nnce ssns
m,,, ta.' @ sramat ~ Scipn,.sii mn, uusl"r thc "ir.
cnn,stn IN Vas lid hn ro,,Ii ,,et tnke
~ "iets 1 I1H; s,,, a1 Il, nv i,,o e.'o mts
HIM i.i,,1 tGn ,.h.,aIs -, hh;,a Tia f.sthnr,s
,.,I all III ato rt.' m ~ imnrnt rum
wv an, !r"t. tt,n inv ~, rct,,ri, mil fanv
~. a1 ssi,ar., ~ I '"1 3t y ',a mmcfi
tm an1m u GGy s,r,,i nus - forwnr ~ +" etmi, tho
.a ~ '.oneod ~ hchim,1 Kim
JuSS t; ,..E, f,Ina nt -
, ,hn ,,nu .ti, 'nnSv h,",vs ;,1,n,, tha Henu
s,'1 m12 a." ,r;f,, mi. ,Shirh ita nnI in his
nln MnnI' IT," e,ul .ftsr ',u was down brutality
s rha,, Tt " m ~! s,'n, RAM. smt is wnt1f'l, Md MD
pa1As Aao.h ao uut.s'5 stssI s'' nt IT, a'e
, 1880-11-06
yEaTEIlDAY's Fl0uis1is.

fERTEHbAf'H FI0GitEs,
Spsetas pispatea to 1hs CAtfaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. ID. e., Nov. 5.-'rho laepub-
lican Congressional Committee claims the
next llouso BY Il good working majority,
although, cach day, as Inter returns nro re-
Increase. Tonight Chairman Mcpherson
states that 1t Is curtain tint tic Republicans
Will have clear nut majority of at lenst five
strnielt Republicans, conceilng tu the Dchl.
ocrats all tint they claim, and placing no
reliance for tho organization Of the House
upon nny Yates OF tlreeibackcrs, lscastjl,st-
ers, or Republican Independents. Mr. Nc
l'herson believes that enough regular Ger.
tlticates Of Republicans will rcneh Clerk
Adams, 1T thu present lInsc, 10 make
It impossible for him To avoid placing q lna-
Iority Of Republicans upon tho roll for tic
Organization of tho next House. There are
Republicans, however, who
no Nor SHARE TIE CONFIDENCE
Of Secretary Me1'torsor, especially II 1t shall
APPEAR later tlsat, by withholding certificates
of Republicans In tho Southern Suites, nj
least until after the organization OF the next
House, through, any technIcality, 1t cnn be
pIuced lh the power Ut tho Democrats tn
elect Speaker, to appoint tho Elcc-.
tlons Committee, md to obtain control
Of tlse macl'lncry OF the House. Ac-
cort]tngly 1t IL suggested tliat tue
Northern Republican Governors VIII
do well to see to It that they tla not Issue cor
tilicates TO Democrats III doubtful districts,
OH the theory tint the withholding OF tho
certificates upon
TEcnSlcALtT1Es IL A GAME
that two cal, play Ut, nnd that 1t tho noxt
llouse Is to ba the stake upon sach cona!'
tlnns,s 1t vii! 10 well for Republican Goy-
ernors not to help the bourbon Democracy
TO rob the Republicans Ut their Just victory
Nr. Mcl'hersoN believes t'1at, astcr the Ae-
, 1880-11-06
AN EXTRA SESSION.
l,EAsoys FoM CALLING IT.

l5SASHNS FIk E4Als{HNt k1s
6pfctal Dtspateh to The Chteaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nov. 5.-ltepnblicans
arc already beginning to speculate as to the
probabilities and necessities Of all extra ses-
sion Of tho Forty-seyentl Congress. It Is
maintained that thero arc Mt lcast two sub
jects Of legislation which will req, ira an cx-
tra session. First, there is the npportion-
nlcnt fur Representatives III Congress- un.ler
the census Of tss0, Ill aPportfoNnent which
Is to continue for ten years, and to determine
the rclatlyo political powers Of tho different
sections. 1t Is very unlikely that the Rerul}-
licans in Congress will col,se,.t to havc this
apportiomnelt made by tho 11nnocratIc
majority Of tic present Congress, especially
III view pf the fact tint there aro grave
charges OF
conuur'r cESsus-rAKrSa
III inOrc than one OF the Southern States, A
good muny Republicans are not disposed to
accept tho investigation Of the special agent
Of the Census Bureat, who reports Tint the
increase Of II nur cent in tho population of
South Cnro1ina over the census Of 1870 IL TO
hc attributed to tlefegts In the census of 1870
md not Ii frauds I'll tlnt uf 1880. 1t l,ns al-
ready been suggested by many Republicans
that, hefore tho apportlonment Is ma.le III
tho Southern 6tntes, there should be
full md impartial Congressional inquiry
Into tho accuraGy Of tho collsus returns.
There would not be ttnle to fo this in tho
eleven weeks OF the slort session this win
Ter, nor would there be II disposition TO do It
Oh tho part OF the Democratic majority. IL
Of co,,rsn will be III the power Of
TILE NKl'tfNI.IcAN MINORITY THIS WINTEn
10 prevent the passage OF MI Appnrltoument
Inv. Gen. Walker Inns promised to linyo the
-
, 1880-11-06

WAsI1lS0ToS, d. e., Nov. 5.-l'ostmaster-
General Maynard will review the reco'll-
mt.ntiatlon male by Ills predecessor, tllat
Congress pass tho bill giving authority to the
1'osimaster-G General and Secretary Of the
Treasury to mako arrangements for tic
transmission of parcels IN tho foreign mails.
1t Is tic desire Of the post-Otlce o,,ic'als that
un arrangement III regard to tho admtssion
of books bu made. This would erable the
revenue officials Mt the port Of entry to ssscss
Tho duties upon parrels brought In BY mail,
after which they would bu forwarded
to tho addresses to any part Of
tic country, md the duties would
be collected by tho Postmaster aiul transmit
tel by registered letters to the Collectors
Such arrangement would not oniy be IL great
convenience to the public, but 1t Is believed
would be au additional source Ut revenue.
since tho articles received III the malls would
largely be purchased for Individuals. The
trouble t1l passing such articles through tho
CMstom-1lo,lse by tic regular channel now
prcclutles 10 great extent such purchases.
At the slime tl,nu It Ii probable TINT us many
such purchases would be m;stlp in this country
Ut articles fur 1lsc IN other lpnds as would be
received l,ert from abroad. There could
thus he iIo objection oi, tic ,part Of manu-.
facturcrs. 4 bill giving thu desired autl,nr-
ity WIS pissed by tho Scllnte lust winter, but
tho llo'iEa failed 20 net Upon u. Il ss also
prnptsea to ask ll,At t!'e use OF the foreign
ltlniis Tor Samples G1 mcrchaiat!,so 0e ex.
Tended, 50 TINT aft'Gles attill1cstly mol lot
Halc Or USE. but Of y hrgsr s!ze t!lan cun now
" sent through ttlo HILLS, 10 asilI1tteN ullty
f5ee. 5sch arrangements eSist betWeen
European countries. nfd thcre seems
10 By no good reason why American
merchants Sl'on!l Mut have tliH t,, sumo
nrlyllpge. ING .snlhple lNst VIII ue
distinct branch OF tic toroagn mall service.
SILVER.
1tis sai,t NV Treasury officials tint Secre.
tnry Shrrmni,, In IT'S n,nllaI rui,nrt, wifi rec
onnlei,t M to ti,a Silver tiUiiar Tint tlu ilaI<-
trrai,, ii1!nr be recntlie,l lnto n .ini!nr of 4J
srai,,s. Sscretnry Sherman, Is sill 10 Ilo M.
11,rWi1nnsfyn lest it,D 1netn1ic basis of tlio
M,l.1,try sjuil consist cl,ieiiy of silyNr, which
rfIis.irv ''..t,njr NV viii n, tiln ,.nse bv lH,
II cni,,nne r,,it1i,nss. md tiie tliminlii,n II
mid rcrsjnts from customs so1lrces nlso con.
| timues.
, 1880-11-06
Tho Charms OF lsncAMpnlcnt III tlle
Forest,

Three youn8 mon from New Ynrk,-llolFy
who wont to Damascus, ia, fow tiayk uxo on q
hunting o4pCdltion, hAyo Just inct With y thrill.
ling cxperiIntp. They brought With Them FROM
ihoir camp l1l thu lAltlu York w0als, tona mI!ea
from Tue sows, 4lld about thsee miles fn,n n.iy
befOru rolirlIlg. IN tho middle Ut tlIu Night
llun.iricls WIS awakened by u strut,Ku nns2 out.
sdu tho tcnt. Ilu aroused his Companions, snst,
arInlny themselves, they stopped from tho tout:
Tho sight thAt met their 0y0i fatr!y astunishel
thesn. Tho tr0 WIS surrounded viii. itnID1nsn
rei,tlIss, utia Farcz was bitten IS IN 'imusc.,so
s,,ukt, which yiIraslx ut HIN suddenly. 4 large
lrcu 1T tho llesh surrounding tho wi,und had tn
to cut out hy htB rDIllsuIllpnY AlI Ibis hvu1 hls
nc. The young men killed thlrty.oao snakes,
which measured t2a feet.
, 1880-11-06
The Czar and HIS lsacMaeE-An At
trn1pk NJ Assassination Lust Year
Which Has Hitherto Hocn kcrt 30"

ESGSs
ABt. Petersburg dispatch to the London Ttmes
snys: '.tcuortlng to VII Astleo l tho 81: feturs.
burg tlstl,hlnalf, fourth Rttcmbt 9Ha!isstt tno
llfo of thu Exar WIS !i,l,lu lust year III nttit!tn
g iho tnrev which taok n!ac, hs,%s' Aprt,;
lss ad Apr!l u THY y%Ar: ana ,9t Wts nfns nns
eas as hse, K;pt sssr1s ~ f. I'LL f1Ty II hls sTt
INIT tiin Eulicrur WA lIrui upon In II: fetcrs.
ra shat ~ n, ss}s,ys yosr fiar taa ts &c 5no
,ier tup iuEurlni 1rnll,. du tho sioacuw isaii.
way toak pcs; and st Y tns bex,'tx ,So S1
Winter Fuiacu Wus lest rpyG! by al explosion Ut
!sss hss ws'xao"
,.,rluE ihu Exur'a YtAy ut LiyaalIA, nlstut thrcu
'y.t'H ' MesS - lA ieatl VI, ~ H. is1% ;s
hi Village u AluxAtdrafsk, by means uf Il 6tll,-
iorsa.sai p4s.nEe tose.i t,on"ati, thv railway
tnv operations f1uM the guards ot passing tra.ns,
Two sniall ehanibrrs we're dug out, about twenty
,ymau ds au .ho u yboa Eoiux ss eSusetsa Sy az
eiectrlv Wirc, which was l4il outside for Sone
, 1880-11-06
WASHINGTON.
Organization Of the Commission
to Adjudtcate Inheritance.
American Claims.
Scheme to Broaden tho Carrying
Facilities Of tho Ocean
N1aity.
Payment Of Lost Bonds-Concerning
the Regular Weekly Purchase
Of Obligations.


--,.---- TIE F'lt111N Ct1' .-.--.---..--
ORGANIZATION or TIT: CLAIMS COMMISSION.
-, s@e'al D"pate" 70 ~ eheas' m r,''"ae. ,
WAshlS"Ius, NJ -. ", nov ,'-lM flene',
m" Al'er'e"n Clal",s commission, ofna'l"ca
ltfaay' baroh D Aii1ios, o1 hra*'', WIS
clihscn President Of 'the Commission. The
I,aron ts nj, Oft, tttpnmat, haylug been Min
later tn t,rioilun ln.forn tis apt,onltmcut ns
iton,,ntxs,,rnr .t,,.,r" r. A. AI1iv
t"A''.,s79's!' ""'1o ~ ~ A.''s3
Of Vermont, mud Louis 5. GeofDy
nre Commissioners for tiis country ama
France. .jutjvu AI,l;s was for many years
, 1880-11-06

which hns been prevalent lOr lnht yeAtS.
lle did not think thu nny one whhll
seriously ventltrs up,a such MI Undertaking
Thu certainty TINT California l'aS gene
Republican Will undoubtedly Discourage ttIo
couspirators from starting In their undertake
il,g, M they even would nat hesitate tn ht-
tempt I, revolution on pretended I,aInrlty
of only une vote, while they might nossbty
hnvo cl,psen 10 attempt tn throw tho ro.lntry
ini0 con,tnntton II fnnjorfly nf scyc,, untcs
for Iia,,cock llah been promised. Thg IT,
publican Committee tonight received this
dispatch
"We have elected l'eilfhone hY 1,s00, 1louck
by 1890, Afa0tss by nj Icast 900 ntul ftnw-
kins' majority for ti0vernnr will exceed l5.000.
Tho Legislature Is stttl III 'i0ubt."
Another dispatch 9Ives TIC Legislature t.,
tho Republicans. Three Republican Con-
Erpssnleii fr1m Tei,nrssGe luve nut been
claimed IN recent estimates ny the I.epulltc-
nil Committee. One only has hcGn claimed.
'rhis innkcs tho Republican majority Of tue
llouse still more certain.
!. TIE HON. &. f. cox.
spteidt DAratth to 1ne Chfeaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Nnv. E-'rhe lion. 8.
s. Cux 1lus spent suvcral days in Washington
tlls week. lie Is Chairman Of tho .)olnt
Committee MI the Cetls,ss, and hts visit licre
was for thu purpose oI comforting with ficlt.
Walker, nrt to ascertain, fro,n personal IT.
| spection, how The censtts machinery Is work
Ing. Nfr. C0y Sl,enks III enthusiastic terms OF
! tile accuracy md completeness of tho re-
turns, and ut tho general til0ronEhncss With
| w1licl, tl,a work ,lntlrr Gen. Walkers sipcr-
vision is being conducted. 1t is Mr.. Cox's
| 0pinl0tl ttlAt ]aw fur tl,a reappnrtlonnlcnt
| nf f(aftrHant,fnfftnr 1tttt1br tiH uHW
, 1880-11-06
ARKANSAS.

r,c,;. Ark, Nov. 5.-Snfi'clant at'
vices a1e received 10 ke sssi Democrats. S 10
ronrless on re- fro the Second md 1ant ur aycr m's
,,,Ss Tho llepblcans are ,nr'm. r., ,er ,ner
t1 tsif ho TINT lelnsto ana mrtb Mu1{ 131sfrcts @
te ecciea IT, Tin tin, ,lTllotits III several stroltg-
w4p's 4p'sst"tfsis !" SS eo.iss {lere !. ea,!Th II
stoI'"t srIa Inc ,9i iDemocrats anxious abunt these
aiatiictS.
, 1880-11-06
Didn't l'0rtcniI n Victory.

4ffFV }HfK FTHdHtl1t NktFs. tFoF. 4
"Tucsdny morning." Aatd !. 1rnkcr yesterday,
rose and I'D my duty. ~ niways do; I 1yntcd
tom. then ! fpent the hny pleasantly in thu
country. md went to bed c',l,ny and hopefully
per. witch ia tho tnfd wi,s nt lying il, its s',l
plncc. but ot;t o,1 the sidewalk, nt,d thorc waa
nonp that pastes ~ poor 70 do 1t reverence, not
~ mitch nB 10 link att. My tI1H niwnys bfln9d
II ur to my rt,fn, and ever be refused to to,,c
It. hnti tn ring tho bell bcfnrc he would conio-
hcend 10 pick Il tl'. These nre stgna. said; hut,
Q Lord. theY don't portcnh 4 yictotY.'
, 1880-11-06

,,oor psMoci.Ars All; E!:EcTEn' ,, ,,..,
r',un M" MF NV, 5.-'I'I,e Election Com.
V1cKsbu'.',f! warren County, composed OF
u,iss!onet's 'rnta VI uui one l.spul,licatt. threw
sxo De'l'e, 'l,.nr,,r,l tickets mil a0o for Lynch,
oot Z o% .'"' n.niIluio for Congress, OIL tho
EcpD.'te''at tat t;,oy WIRE not IN tho legal form
g5oan!r1'ti tho Mii iasys 0f MIaslsstppl'
, 1880-11-06
cntltinl Iii High LIFE

Scandal IN High Life.
A London correspondent OF tho Genova Cot"
tf,ff{uf I{l,1eS writes:
There IL strapEu atosy going about relative
, 1880-11-06
q. sWillinm ". tiice.
1tl. sAnl,tsA E,,rcrDas.
II. u. H. Itt,s,lsiaoif.

.. a. A. Nanney. q. sWillinm ". ljco.
:. sLrGINht dFhFSc. III. 'AnInsA NuTCrDas.
:. -. y. !Inw'nan. II. 70. II. Itu,,luson.
g. Elch i. StNng.
-ltepublIoauA, III; democrat,
MICHIGAN.
?. tF.tlwfn Willnts :. stJnnr u. Co,,Kcr.
3. EwartlH Il. f4ncey, Il. +ttuawcII 4. Iturr.
!. ,!,tti,s G. i'nrr,wa. y. 'jny A. itublcII.
4. GthrYf, ". Wetler.
-lcruhlicans, D.
2. !inrHco 4. Strait.
-isopu6llcnns 0,
Mtssteatrrf.
!. .lithr4 L; 4fatiror. 1: r: n. Ddrf*:
.. ~. H.. lf',,fv, O. :jnntta Il. Ch.Itn1ers.'
-Dntnocruts, 0. "
Ms!st': Ss1a: ata Ii a.''r !! Soaa E xsn 's5a; oa
I. ~L.o1'lies ii. bar.. ii. 'Jaifn ii. CHr|f, IT,
(. ,,htfehan. !: Ilana, Y. .IFnItam 7. Ilateh'
z. THOMAS N. RICE.
Democrats, i; 1cpubiicans, l; 0rconback, 4
~ NEnHAsKA.
+Edwnr.i X. Valentine.
-hct&NlcAn,
George It: ca*stdv.
-Dotnocrat, !. ......-.-....
]. +.Jnahun @. 1{ntI. .. sEyarts ". Farr.
=. ,.Iamcs =. briggs.
-Rcpublfcans,
NEW JERSEY.
!. .0eorRo n. ltabcsot,. &. lohn hit.
z. j. ffnrt 1rcwer. q. rftfsGhs Jones.
y. =. Aft!cs Hoss. !. i. Il. liarticn1erv.
1. II. s. IintTfs.
-
, 1880-11-06

Tbs lEcpWbltc0lls galil Sennt0Fs II Coat-
nectlcnt indiana, New Jersey, New York,
Ohio, and Pennsylvania; and lose Senators
In mississippi an.l Nevada. al.'lonc, Of Flr-
gtnia, slnre the defpnt Of his pnrty by thu
regular DcM0crats. Is more likely to vote
with tho Republicans than witt, tho Demo-
Gratis.
nlsS3 the Republicans will mike further
gaus In Illinois, Oregon, and possibly In
New Jersey; and Iosc n Senator {I<eliogs) III
LonIsIa.a. l'nuy will then have Il working
majority. though smail oale, without tho
lid Of MahGne.
, 1880-11-06

'ae Lowell 'locsE Sesa,,ral Or raE fo1s1s-SEVES7i1
CoSuHEss.
according 10 tlie best ntlv1ccS, Will DC com.
posed Ut the following members, there
being n cbnnco of n l,culbl1cau gnin in
hsses. Ono OF tic Grccnbackcrs in Penn
n"al.," =. a.s 10 e''ssssu ~ teop"o,tcaM all"
s, fse 4, regular pssty ncnste Foss Of
Elected In s Missouri, one in Ainba,nsa, andene
Mlfcsh l3j; Orcenback ers in SMALL uAI1l, 0l
, .7,., r, ,,>,,n,,'s 1sApH,:3; :t,,,m,, ,,e,,,n.
;I!ssFT ! ,{ !; 4 iitsSs's. = &ss; ] i; II<'s!; 4 ,s
-ncmoc.:t: , u; 5.faf. a1,o,,'o,, ew' d. LONE
.' ,ss..,e" - a,t S"x%ssss: ,., ,, ,,....u
- Johnston. 3. .jnntdn q. CTnrtts.
;,aaa.k : "a: 4. JoIea. i. samuel Murphy.
3s'a'''
!. Mn, $. l,e.tee','.. S.'GstS; J. :eampes. r. pex
i.spss!saans sSGsa IS tfS 4 po,uotrts Paoa'oo'
.,,ns, i, pe,..,i: f0'0'1D0:
'@'Do''saA Il cox.,on,a,m
l, (}eorpo ,,o,ch = .1ah,, n, Wall
.i:sS;i;,i%s sSas i%s|s: \: I :Efsdosiok Miles.
.,. DELAWARE.
-letaocrat, i.
-Democsats, '1''' !. - 'S''' ~ ''''S''
t. tn y ,,,.k o'".n. :, ,,,,,,
!*;%fS *S;S 5o! TS;'t. /, ;aSs'ss;:; S;ss;i:;u
-Ds.aoScfta,t.st'd DasS !, t.tdpn'"o''d' /
LsWti}}am Aldrch ~ +'1, TT qfac,@tou
Ss.rgss{xs r1sxs i. i,asis;, i. .!;H.. il Springer,
!. .!ohn c. shnrwtt. ii. +Josonh q. Eannun.
2 aAohett M.A.l!awk. ii. i. If, Aioluit,,t,
s,vJ. 4 y. tteaaurnun. III. *EPm, Il. J. SIurfts.
1"nIaiii 1MnIaiii!n Eutleil. Il. I'm. 4. 1ipfFts0h.
>. 1ohn + iaSaon' ~. vInl1 Il: Ihonas.
lo sitaaa.' IL |. Lewis. IL. w. ". G1lpIkltena.
-HcpnEiisan1a. 1.a,sa: =!
''' ,sm,.a.
i .wn,tn,, INDIANA:
1, 4Th"msa. ThMa y HHeah!!tnnnn' a!nn' =. i. NE teafcc.
q. si Xt,.t.G.'' 4. Go1.'' y +Hntil9vgb. Urth.
1 iim 3 22'1sGihSHtgtT' si'tgT' ~. MARX r. l1e Motto.
l. CUiItn+t. = Sn.t.o u. ~ IT, nts13U;
*fhnnlas 81 ii,Wwnn. IL 4W H. EStTi%S'
7;Stant0i j, fct,ls. 'o' 4' "' s"'A'aS'
, 1880-11-06
IAOClh@f t+
OHIO.
NJ. .C.QcorKo.
-Rcpublicntl, l.


-Nepubl1eht, !.
PENNSYLVANIA.
:. sClsnries We'll. IT, i. l. q. Wnlker.
!. .W. >. .Kolloy. j.. si!"ratio y: Fishcr.
i. "A. g. IiAr,ler: -. ~. y. f,ttz|.aprtF.
I. .Willian goslshalk. =. *NIarpun X. tt'itc.
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Legislative Notes.

Quite number of bills were intro
duced in the house yesterday.
The Council will be the first t,
wrestIe with the city canal piopoe;
ton.
The members of both branche
have already we'll settled down to thei
lsbors.
The sessions are still short, though
generally busy. The House adjourned
before 4 o'clock yesterday, and the
Council shortly afterwards.
The attendance of visitors at the
House has been very liberal ever
since the commencement, a fail
sprinkling Of ladies always being pre-
sent.
The bill for the removal OF the
alleged political disabilities of women
is still on the House table, no effort
having been made to take it up since
it was voted there.
The members of both houses
already realize that the greater part
of the legislative work is to be done
in committees, and have started the
several committees at work with g
will.
The present indications are that the
session will be a busy one after all,
and the manner in which the session
has commenced evidences the deter
mination of the Solons not to leave
everything to the last day.
The bill presented in the House,
yesterday, relative to the rearrange-
ment of the First and Second judicial
takes Cache, Morgan, Rich,
Weber and other counties from the
Third district and tacks them on the
First, which is to be divided into
one district and sub district.
In each district two terms
are to be held each year, and the
business and facilities ia each are to
be alike in all respects. Ogden is to
be the seat at which the session Of the
court for the sub-iistrict will be held.
It is also provided that suits may be
from one to the other
district under certain s!ipulations.
The bill is quite lengthy, and will
be thoroughly discussed.
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assertion, tia. if she depended upor
her own resources alone for food the
people would siarve.
The lady calls into question my
statement that most OF the
land in England is cut up
into parks for the wealthy. Any
traveller in England WiIh one eye
can testify to that fact, and what is
worse, should a poor unfortunate
shoot hare in any OF these parks,
he is sure of board and lodging at the
public expense. While was in Lon
don one OF the English papers pub
lished quite an article detailing the
facts that man who shot hare re-
ceived the same sentence tba. another
did who threw hat9het and struck
his wife in the forehead.
I desire emphatically to state that
while everything looks low and behind
the times, to American eyes, In
there Is great deal for ali
nations to lS8rn OF each other, and |
there is 70 place where Miss Harrison
could learn more in q week than in
America. No one can say that the
Eation is free from fanlts.
They may have two ID one for the
British nation, bat visitor fIom this
ide sees more than 8 resident. More
Americans visit the Tower of London
han Londoners-so an told-and
What is not noticed by residents is
quickly seen By strangers.
1t would be very easy to write in
lowing terms OF England, ifihe shady
ide of the picture vas lef. implanted. 4
dickens wrote description of Amer
"a that made Americans squirm-
ut it was truthful. and prevailed; 60 !
ill the truth about England. 7
Q. r. SAVAGE. c
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a Theatre for PROM

Arrangements are being made fol
the erection OF a theatre at Provo, al
an early date. The matter has been
under way bul short time, yet q
sufficient number OF persons have
signifed their willingness to assist in
the undertaking 90 that the entire
amount necessary to It's construction
can be raised at orce. 4 site has
been suggested or a slight elevation.
in the heart Of the city, and about one
and a hall blocks south Of the Fac
tory. The present estimate of the
cost puts it at between 5000 and
$4,000, which viii put up and furnish
a neat and cosy temple to Thespis.
a meeting is to be held at Provo on
Tnr sday evening, at which an organ
izati i will be effected, and the pre-
lim.usry arrangements made.