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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-24
The SUN FOR 1881.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-24

BY reference to our advertising col
nmns il will be seen that the c. r. & s.
w. X. X and the Evansville Local Trade
j. r which means one and the same.
will issue round trip tickets from al
stations TO Evansville and return. from
December 10th TO December 9th. a.
81 50. X Is remofedly limited that this
j. an Evansville scheme 10 sobble up =
the holiday trade Of the country towns
There Is nothing like being At the bait
end OF gun. Evansvilie's country cous-
ins are not in . happy nood--[Rock-
port Gazette
The cousins up this way are all rejoic-
ing ~ their opportunity 90 embrace Ev-
ansyilie. and our merchants propose to
enjoy the excursion BY hunting up GUS
toners around Evansville, and ii The
city dealers offer anything better and
cheaper than can be lad in Jasper.
(which i doubtful,) they viii bring il
home with them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-24

NJ. q. Reiter. ex-Andifor or Knox
County, presented 20 the Board Of Com
Mi~siopers Of that county bin for exfrs
services. making out assessors books and
collection registers Of delinquent taxes
The Board refused 70 allow the claim.
and an appeal was taken. lat week
Judge Maiost decided in favor Of fhe
county, on demurrer, holding thar il Was
others part ofthc Auditors regular duty
10 make these books. or thar be shouls
rot make them. but leave them 70 be made
BY the Assessors and Treasurer. whose
duty the Judge seemed TO think il was
20 make ont their own books The case
has now gone 10 the Supreme Court. and
will be watched with interest e il in
wolves some expense 10 every county.
The Sun SAYS in regard 10 IL:
I'VE hare IL upon The best authority
that the court. n m aside. in substance.
said that IL was the duty Of the township
assessors 10 make oct their own books
And as for the collection Registers. IL the
Treasurer did not want 70 make them
out himself be ought 10 hire some one 10
do il for him, and pay them for IT,
So far IS any Of the officers have beerl
able 10 ascertain II is decidedly Z mixed
question as 10 whose duty this work
really Is None OF the various fee and
salary acts make mention Of the work.
and In consequence the opinion Of tho
court il Of decided importance. And 50
far a. requiring the assessors TO mako
out their own books-the very idea
causes smile. when it Is known that one
half of the assessors in the county are
not fully capable Of making m assess \
ment when they 90 to = taxpayer, much
less capable Of tackling . book which
requires an experienced person like the
Auditor 10 handle.
Now this fact which we speak of Is one
OF the greatest arguments in favor Of
paying the assessor for his work in
proportion to its vast importance, there
by encouraging competent and worthy
men TO compete for this Office. The.
proper assessment Of property j. the very
l,asls OF <be principles Of government
The assessors 20 broad in the land and
place value upon property. and this
value is in turn the basis Of a revenue
for all purposes Of government Public
institutions, the courts. schools. etc. are!
''oileds BY tie results Of the assessors
labors: yet those same men are utterly
incompetent. in nine cases out OF ten, 10
perform such an important duty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-24

pirn ~nirrzzr AZ F-e1 r. w.. AZ ~.
home ia Eosk fDsl- .fr. fir>rx a. BeK~-
sAM. superintendent u The Ev.rssills
and Ea<tern Railway
Tie announcement az Er- IrankAnls
iraiA ~ = nncA S1crk iaA eur rsrirRas
- Mould haze been rAe sit1a ~ cxe N.
.cnr o~n respected t.~;n~~s m@m. ~
mash had he r1dcired himself 10 oar
|i,copie By Ais courteous zni bsRsincss-likI
treatment Of AL questions aleefing uheir
Interests which cane hesore him - man
axer Of their principal line OF c.;ler- lie
was = thorough b1siness mar. lockin-
closely 20 the Interests Of the road with
v hich he was connected huf always
wiiling 70 crncedc AL lie could consist
enfiy % <hipPers- He mas asso rompicfs
master Of HE rrcfss<icn- and ore whose
place !; viii oe i;Ecu,r 20 fzI.-rady q;
any time 70 Oh any position On the road
should occasion require H. His disease.
congestion 81 the Jung, w.S hrOu-hr on
bs exposure o. the slh OF December.
while the wafer n Flfoks wss nearly
over the + X track. AID locomotive ran
ing 20 replace il he got wet trok cold
which WAS followed Nv rneumcnis and
congestion and which terminated in death
IN ten days. As = genial gerleuxn. he iii
also be missed in the social eircEe, while A.
. kind and loving husband and father his
family have sustained an irrerarsble loss
They have our uarmesf sEDpnthiss-
orThe Democrats 81 Brown township
Martin County met last saturday 10 or
CANINE for the campaign twO years from
now They believe IN -txking time By.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-24
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Positively Restores the Hearing, and n tho
Only Absolute Cure tor Deafness Known.
lhis oil extracted from peculiar s,ecirs N small
white shark. caught Ia NE Nellow Sca tnown "A
tarrisarodon iSondeietii Every Chinese fisher
nah SHOWS r. ~ virtues lnrafve Of l4nrinr
were discovered hya nndh, Priest about nc
~ cures were numerous ANA many 80 x..eminelv
miraculous th3tihr remedy ofirlav pfoelA m 4
over Gre entire mife- ecs'ae Va nni.ers-f
that cr over 500 year no f'ai.fnrss has erisfed
among the Chinese people. Senis charges psx-
paid 20 any address al 81 pef haft'a
Only Imported Ny hATDCCK n CO..
SOLE AGkAfs sos AMERICA. ney ~, New York.
~ virtues arc rs9rf ANA rs cnrnff~e ch ar
srier H 'ilf En- me itrfean ytisaunli testify. both
from experience snd dissertation
Anurg NE MANY reAdtrs af tNe n.tiew in rnr mart
and aluthsr * The country. X b rf9 A airrb.-s
ar. arisfed "ih tealncss. and si A IL y r w srd.
Write AZ once IN tayfpek CEN ne .ef Nf,~
York enclosing a. and MIL resefHa W. return a
remfdv fhatMi euAef you a. hear Ike g M else
sud whose curative ciecfs vi'i W permanent YA v II
never regret ding t"'-fGlsos NJ Nrn work Mer-
eantils \ view sept -. $50. Drc III, 1sSO--an,.
, 1880-04-15

GEN. GnAST's best and truest friends
thosc who believe In him md love him for biz
own sake, not because they hope to get Office
under hlln-disapprovo wholly OF tho Southern
tour TT which he Ia now engaged. This tour
was undertaken. 1t Is well known, agatnst tho
Gcncsala hotter Judgment, on tho ndvlcc ot
politfcAl n,nnuGcrs who hopo to llso his wcl1-
earned fnmo for their un1l selfish pllIE0srs.
Consider whero tho General hns been antl hon
hc has buen usct1 since hEo return from Mexicol
He landed ut 0nlycst0u tho ttay buforU tho Re-
publican Convention OF Toxns mot. Ho next
went to Now Orlcans, md has bcen since 10
Mobile, Vicksburg, and Memphis. Little nock
and CAiro aro tho next objective points. Tho
visits to those placos havo been hurried and
irksomo, and nado under such circuu,.
Btanccs that they cnnnot he explained
OIL my rntional theory Of plcazure-soek-
ing Or Sightseeing. Thor are intend-
cd, it Is admitted by candtd men OF ali
parties. for elect upon tho Republican Convcn.
uons shortly to DO hold In tho South. Tho Gcn-
oral Is thus put by his indisoeoot managers Ia
the attitude Of one soliciting and working for
his own Nomination to the prealdcncy,-au att-
tlo which must be rs t1tst,stctu to him rs It IS
to tho great najorlty Of bis sincere md dsintes'
cstcd admirers.
, 1880-04-15

TirE following preamble md resolution
wero ndoptel In tho Scott County t1owa) Cor.
vonuon saturday, md tho delegates to eStats
Convention wcro instructed to move the,
adopttonhy that body: 1aA
WHEREAS, On tho 18th day Of Decomber, ls7h
tho House Of Representatives Of tho United
StAtcs, l'y Il veto 1T 251 to Ia, resolved:
That IN tho opinion nf tfo i1ouse tho precedent Fl.
tnbl1aed by WAshlrRt0n Md othor lrctldonta Of I'D
uteH ftntes III retiring lrntn tho Presidential o!ts
after their hDcnd torn has hecoma By universal COZ.
S nf H1s Az. ty.tsn of
with peril ~ our frcu Institutions.
WHEREAS, Tho Republican party OF Iown, In
137h, tn convention itssGtnbed, n,atto n pnrt Of
thoirr platform the following resolution:
"Efuhth--The Republican! pnrty OF Iowa is op-
posed tn tho thirttcrtn, and believes that Gen.
Grants letter ID Gen. Whtta removes that
lssi!o from politics -:
WHE!tEAs, In tito Stntcs Of Now York, ponn-
8ylvnriH, Rrtl other HtAtcs OF tho Unon tue To.
plll'licnit rnry hns In conventions expressed lts
WHEisEAs, 1t WIS In 1916 md 1919 tho utmost
that I'LL election to u third Presidential tern
wns unwfee, urWltriDt!o, and fralght With cyF
to orr FREQ Institutions;
WilRREAs. Tho strong reasons for such gen
etnl conviction Of tho whp1e Mutton have last
not 4 purtlcc nf' their vnlldIty mil strength By
tho lupsg or few yGNrA: for ssgh reasons It 4
ItCsijlrti, By this Convcrtion, TINT 1t is opposed
to any Nun Tar n third Presidential term, and
thnt our Delegates t instructed to present tho
resolution tp ai,r next Stnte Convention md aa
yocnto Its adoption by said Convention.
, 1880-04-15

ing boforo thr tlntu t,f resumption. Tho pr,s,n.
tit'tes q ohts'Hl;'K s.,pnly Of e,!n wth whfi
cstNitifhc; md fnr 1hts rrass,t tnniy mnsnl,era
WIN hnse 10 fnth In tho hsslirn,lecs OF tug scc-
sng shg sa "rT %K .rst e.
tion at,srrt'tnR mary fnonsters ct this sat,lcct
wn: iho, pr,.lect of Fe',unet!ziax sityrr. and
ss"s xs5 Y tnnlry r. sc re easFc
wSail bring tothn mint large supply nf silyuF.
f." n rs 9 Gt 9 s sSSi Il @ S %i a S % G", r,
would nevertheless be TN hand. and ccrtttl-
cates nf tho deposit Of thoso hnrs IN tho mint 70
itaslf.. With the wto!e sim Of silver on hon!,
c,,ned nr On deposit waiting to t,e conod, antl
VI wacus IT m q ovsFes ss as or eor @f tho Ss liz
tiibeniu r. rsiftua y yr5ea'ss'. M ,eil be nnt9teI
eei,;se rhnt .!ilvcr bill Il yet pend!np in Tho
scnatc. hnt With prospect Of passing by g.. g..
ssn strensest feSs eort; viii b. @ a 10 ,ieisst ho b
Congress II tbn silver Bill shn be vctosrl. and
rr,lcein III Jannnry, lsia. tn aad, and tareo tho
country to ndapt 81 ssSl,!stye go1d CURRENCY as
aas''s'v to ca,ry II 1t III tho ssleen q pr
next N0vsinber tnny determine nnthoritntiyely
both tho question II 0'M resumption and silver
Thc lso.anption law, with sllvcr flowing totlo
mtnts III quantities exceeding tho cofilAEc en-
FIT ih tic i,cs,imption Inv, with s,iver dc1nons-
tIse1 ant pny y1n1,ts of ~ dc!,.s public ant! pr!.
yatc, II dor g,A s quite nnothor thing While
| ns legal -tc,idnr and tho tntnts employed III
f misht fwel eli fccI ohorwse i When se question q
res,,,nln9 apccle;- ;-payneuss iii oo'd at'ae WIS d.
'' Ths Viii strcet shyincks nre forcing mattcrs
to illreet Issue With tho people. II they ah!tlI
wy proGso to ffct in od aysr Tss'G r.
tinfnnt tnt f,,ras,sr il IN nut thi, country Mt dr.
, 1880-04-15

found with tho system pursued by Tho SocteA
ty at Jesus, but TINT It Is n step forward In
the war agntnat clertcalisl,. The ttccrecs do
tot stiggest my substitute for tho education.
nj establishments which arc abolished, not
cyen for these of ottor orders which n,ny re-
fuse 10 appiy fur authorization, nor In fact
did the obnoxious Arttcto7, wllfel, WIS le-
fcntetl. Tho DEGREES appear to llavo been Is
sued 1t, revenge fur the defeat IF TINT artlctc.
No other motive Mt lenst nrpcnrs OH the sur
face. Technically, ut least, tic Goyori,-
mont Is netting within tho letter Of tho
Inv. Thern Is ito question that tic
law exists anil tllat 1t 1Ins never been rH-
pcated, and yet whnt validity or binding
forco Is there in law which cannot be c1t-
forced or executed without Issuing special
decrccs to be Endorsed by an Assembly and
signed by Its President? OF what validity,
or III wllnt respect, would ol,e Of our own
statutes bo held II 1t required ali act Of
Congress to enforce 1t every time 1t was set
Mt defiance?
There Is still another view OF this question
which goes to show TINT the dccrccs will be
ultimately harmless even II they are carried
out. History shows that this community
l,as always thriycn under tho ban. The law
forbiIding tho Jcsufts TO exist rs n commute
nifty In Frnnco has becn OH tho books almost
century. Numerous special ctllcts Of ex-
pulsion hnve been Issued undcr different
regimes. Yet tho Jcsults not only continue
to exist in France, but they have greatly fn-
creased in thens,tnher Of their establishments
and In Influence No legislation ugainst
| them In tho f,lturo cA1l hc MY moro Sweep
Ing OF radical tlhn that Of tho past, and there
| Is no Eeasoll to doubt that III short time
they will rrarppar In their Oil capacity, as
| they have DOM over md over aEafn- There
is nothing III tho law or tho dccrces That pre-
vents them from becoming Individual teacl,-
EN-, and retaining nil tllc1r civil rights NJ
such, so TINT their principles still remain. anil
also their teaching. They need only abandon
their aggregate form and teach as lndiyidu-
nls, and from this tho return tn the commune
ty ngain would bo very speedy, rs l,as been
| proved over and over agntn. Tho French
| Government would have been wiso to have
studied the policy Of our own. We have in
this country large numbers of Jcsu1ts cn-
ghged III tcacllng, for that Is their
! special mission, mud Jesuit schools
antl senlnaries. They hayo been coll
ductcd quietly aud without interfcr-
ing with other schools, with other crccJs, or
with the political machinery Of tic State. II
our psotcstant Republic can stand their
presence without injury alld even without
apprehension, there Is ITO reason why tile
Catholic Republic Of France cannot do the
same, fur there is no country on earth that
would SD quickly resent Jcsuitlcal inter-
ference with It's schools, churches, or Gov
ernmcnt, rs our own. At this distance the
, 1880-04-15
THE MULTIPLICATION POLICY,


Ever since Mr. Tom Ewlng's tlcfeat last fall
In Ills effort to le cleetcd Governor of Ohtohe
llns been remarkably retiring III Ills Con-
grrssionnl career. SO tickle Is tho public
sl'c!l.ory TINT he Ind almost passcd out OF
Mind, until l'e suddenly Fcappenrel On tho
SEEM to make tlHal lcfellse Of ths political
"ridrr" which ti'a Dp'aucrats haye attacl,cd
To the Army Appropriation bill. We presume
that lto WIS called to thls duty by the purity
CAUCUS. partly BECAUSE 1t would not DO to
collttslo tho task to any of tlia extremists
upon whom tic ms1zzle has been placed. aud
partly because Mr. Ewing Ii Ingenious, plals-
ib!e, ntd oratortcal. 1t nay ho conceded that
lle ilatie tho best defense which 1t Is possible
to mike for tho DcMocrutlc purpose, but ho
failcl nevertheless to Justify tho deliberate
attcnlpt to nulllfy Inv which the Democrats
hayo uot tie constitutional strength 10
ropeal.
Alr. Ewtng's mnfn points in defonso ut tho
nc1noerat!c co1lras wero rs follows: ~ Tint
tho Republicans, whu,l In control Ut Con-
, 1880-04-15
THE REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RATES.

II wns rnrcordnined lint tlo 1nnnnrcrs OF
fin trunk linn nnn1 .vo,,If1 orflpr nnntl,cr rt,
,1mction in nnst.bo,,nd frc,o,,t rates ahoutthis
ttmo. pnrhnns f,,o car,y atm1,lnr Of nayIno-
tton ond tn, s,,1tlan rnllonsf, In THAR business
hns,,.,,,.,l thc rrd,,rt1on. hut It wns suro to
c1,,ur ,rhn roilron,1a are now carrying
freight mn, nrovtsions nj IN cents lcss mr. 100
,,o"n,,a tl,n,, thcv ct,orrcd t,yo mo,,tbs ono.
tr.r,. 1,oa l,enr IN motcrtn, varintInn fl their
onorot;nv e~nanscs n costs f,lst ns ,uuci,
n lnul cor.tond of freight between CHI
co1o onfl NAV yor. tIis wcek as 4 it'd in
t,,., n,i,f,1,a NJ ,rnrc,, cr rchrunry. After n
,,,1,o ,v,,i,o thorn will ha n sttll further ro.
,tnct,on IN c1nrg,s. ,yhr,,s tlc rta1, for take
tr,ns,,nrtnt,on sf,oit hovo fallen m some.
,vnnt ori comnctlttnn s,,nl1 he moro lfvclv.
, 1880-04-15

THE mississippi River Commission was, as
wisu lncn sll!d when It wns appointed, but the
thin edge of tho wedge which tho bnnk-buEldcrt
desired tp insert In tho Treasury. Tho fact that
such Commission has been appointed Is now
used BY tho Southern press rs IN argument In
favor Of IN appropriation. Thus the Now Or.
leans Times says:
There Is, Of course, M use discussing tho 1ues.
ton us to whether tho Government can bo psnp.
crly cnltea on for aid III this nlRttcr. THAI
1,iestion has hecn settled by tho appointment nf
tho Mississippi ltivcr Commission. ConFress
Frcog1ltzod tho right to dplnund National aid
when It authorized that Commission.
Capt. Cowslon can Yro those follows mora
genuine ind" thun nil tho Commissions IN tha
world, but they will not hare anything but
npney-a!d.
, 1880-04-15
BATEmAN. THE ASS. AGAIN.

1eSLtluHJ Wt IGlGIEE4 ~ pupllENIlUA
Issued ut Washington aid signed by Warner
II. Batemau, of the substance Ut which wo
were advised from Washington, anu III which
ttlAt chief Of the Sherman Bureau undertook
to sustain his prGsi0usly-cxposcl falschoods
concerning nil imaginary interview between
Mr.. Afcdi' md Secretary Sherman. When
this ASS Batcma1l, ilrst nlatle Ills statement
lie located II III the ''wfnter OF l877-'7S." Mr.
Ntctltll was Mt Washington in February, 1873,
at tho tinle Of tho pnssago Of the Silver bill
over tho Executive veto, md Ind mere
formal Interview wllll Secretary Sherman,
ut Which ITO public question WIS discussed.
At that time he was writing to this papcr,
and thu paper WIS urging upon Con-
gress that silver being renlunntlzcd,
Ewing's bill to repeal tho resumption
Of spccie-mymcnts should bo defeated.
Proof OF this exploded the possibility of
was then changed, mud tho Interview was
located III "the full 0f 1S77." Allowing II
wide n.nrgin for what might be considered
tho "fall of 1871" say from July 1, 1877, 10
Feb. !, 1875 Il period of eight mouths, AIr.
Mctllll, writing fro,n Texas, denied TINT such
MI interview could have taken piace, even
during that long fall" because during that
time liz had not BEEN In Washington City,
aud oi course Ind not srcn Mr. Sherman.
An Intelligent .'lan would have been content
to let the matter drop at TINT point, but Hate
man, the AIS, with tho yAll!ty Of Ills species,
has how written u long acreod to provo two
things: ~ TlIat Afr. aicstti! was personally
bankrupt In the full OF 1877; and (2) tint THE
TItII,tJNE. Representing the bankruptcy Of It's
, 1880-04-15

GAnp1ELp is q Republican leader In. tho
lcaior. In opposing tho removal Of tho duty
on printing. pIpcr, md On raw materials, pulp.
etc, entering Into tho tnanufaotnFo Of paper,
Gen. 1Nrttell ttuos not reprBsont tho people Of
OhIU. hut thon he Is fortunate tn hnvtug s!x
ycArs to correut auy orror. thongh L, tho moag-
uo hat ansd nx /, wao sio n
suspend plibleni(on.-OhtD State Jonf1IGl.
Dir. Gartiotl has been home on Il visit tho last
fow days. and ho may now tlnd 1t possible to
alter bis oplulon about tho Tux on knowledge.
II ho will only reflect that tho nowspapcr-mau1"
faotu1ers Us well ~ tho trpt,-manufacturcEs arc
entitled to tho protection OF tho Government, he
will como out I'LL right.
, 1880-04-15
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES,

TIN C;1tcAuo Tlttnuxs hns established branch
occ, for the frcopt Of subscriptions and advcrtlse-
fnents ~ follows:
NEW YpRK-tsoom y 1ribtms Building. FL. Mc-
fAyunH, AtAnnror
G2LAsaOw. scut1Aod-Allnn's American Eors
Agency. n Aenhe'd-at -......-. ~ ....
LONDON, Eng-Amerlcan Exchange, ~ Strand.
EENMr I. Gtkr.1G, Agent,
WAsIllNGTUS. u. c.-ial9 r ssreut.
, 1880-04-15

SENATOR LOGAN lRs been in the city sew
csul days taking brief rcspite from hia labors
ut Washington, lntandtng to examine II nowly~
discovered coat m!no on his farm, aud to taku
general survey OF tho lay Ut tho land all over
the State. We sec bis naine coIsptouously post
cd all over the city u un orator at tho luoottnF
to 10 held tonight aud whothor to speak at thAt
meeting was part OF his business III Illinois at
this time, OF Mhethet the meottng Is incidental
, 1880-04-15

IN the Twelfth Ward, tho great Repub-
llcntl yyarlt nf ChlcaKN, thcrG ls a strung nntl-
th!rl-term clc1nuht4 and acston was lust evening
tnkcn to give form ant expression to tho ftcl-
ing thnt tho st,ecess Of tho Republican party III
the Mutton, Stair, cuunty, and city would be
grnyc!y tmperlled by the nomination OF Gen,
urAnt. Tho gentlemen who participated In Inst
evenings conference arc Republicans nf pr1ntn-
tnorcc and char.cter, and in their hands this
movement shuuld be one Of strength and
rJTiEfEnEY.
, 1880-04-15

OrE1so, who trIetl to Kill Alfonso, tho Spas,-
tsh King, wus executed yestrrjny. Ills luotIso,
ho sayB, In attempting to c"millt tho crmu waa
that ho u1lght uo Put to de..th. lio prcsonui
not To commit sniel,lc, and Wished that othess,
not himself, should dp tho taklng 0!r.
, 1880-04-15

THE Tn,nuSK, being the only morning
newspaper in ChteuX't possessing faeltttes for
reporting aud printing II tnIl account ut tho
thlrl-torlu nputlug. has consented to help tut
thu botal,stesH to-tnorruw hy publishing rxf-
battla tho addresses to bu delivered Tonight at
Coutfal Music Hail.
, 1880-04-15

THERE Is falllt gleuln OF encouragement
for tho publishers Of newspapers and school
books IN i bill which hRs buDa introluutsl by
Nj. Springer Of Illinois for the rcpenl Ut tho eot
Of March. 1877, by which tho yoelter wood.pu!n
patent Was extended. AF. Springer claims that
Ills extension wRs voted u'ldcr anltarcprespnta-
tun BY Interested partlos III tho closing hn,,ra IT
:. k}ugst.ss, and ha IL bcnt upon Andupx III Injury
hen Inflicted uppn tho CONSUMERS ii paper tn
which wtod-pulp 10 tho chief inxru4tunt- Tho
friends OF tho monopoly clutu, that Congress hHx
no suthoEay to rspoal al act axkndinR tho lfe
, 1880-04-15

THE strongly llepu5lfran State OF Iowa
instructed lis Delegates to tho Chcago Convc,l-
tlon to voto fnr ilaine. whi!u tho Republicans oil
tho stronXly Democratic Statcs ut Missouri aud
Kentucky srthl erch u Gr,nt delegation.
, 1880-04-15

Lo1si1.I.Als1,'s horse WaiteMstcln WON tho
>hnn1tenp rnco at tho Newmarket iEngiand
meeting yesterday.
, 1880-04-15

SAx FnANclRco WIS visited BY n very
severe shock Ut earthquake yesterday. Tho
Inattou OF tho curth wAs ptAtny visible. M
tamago is rrplrtcl, although IL wus learul
for tilno that serious consequences woulil ri.