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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
Local intelligence.
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Hon. Ilaro Hi.hari. ,,f, ,... morning for Pl-HI,-
 Repor, ha- i .h., -.e~art csuie- Pima county og -"0 n -J-s.'y.
 Wa.lr- G.osr rs--ta...- ,s,r.. Ei.h, E~Iab..elu .ai l.uE D-naofa,ic.
 W T E.-I,rr4l' fe-uro.d f.a day. ,iu-. '.aa ss rs.=n .sI ,r.p i1r14 .a the i'if'ra-' mining osmr.
 E4 Cl.a. -,a a: Treasurer ,ak, returned from a t.... tlr1-sa Diie Greek Ante.ope Ani H.-es r.i.-- tai' a.arui-s
 E,a...as Foa~I q rot.-. nearly eveul, dilfr.t except i..r ~ T-r.I-ar.. Fi-hrr. ls GoolAla. % Mgsr-. aa Cine, .i.
 \ -.a.rH .olf, mutai aiI 5e held a' ..t F-l#'. cog -l. lSIh. io try Capt Campbell .aI -a .H a--.rs a, may Js prop cr.y 9r.ls4- 1.fars .t.
 Jacob A.s...r to. aII al- taken b5flfe JGIgs I..-r. r... H .rnlus. "a cYmplt ant oi Jo-~Fa Ni is .-I.. '.f l,-alt aud battery. va, ia.l <HJ Nt b.iag able io pay. Va c1sa,-.'.... Ig) days.
 Mr Ja,. L...4, a r bear. la- gone oa trip d1sn .I-a.-.hu I-. h- ai.I join the orift r,r Grip up sslt River IT, lcf, here ou 'Ir .rr of c.--'ipa, sD as Q b on tim-. Pl.,l-e. sjJa
 Geo. W. Htlc- as- admitted 'o bail thi, mofuiug ll t4- -lm af !4GJD ahi,h L, reaiIiy -s.- HIttaut sutaing Wbl hi- b1ni-meB r-~ M- Cri4ks, ths gratl. ntn .aai ir N-. ii,Ie- I- 70 a far Nav ts recover
 Htr,aE-.. -.4s .ri-, and gentlemen casr-.i lH e.frrs up Hr. Jarrf. aAS ~uTat. aa. 'oHs.ft iI a'4 of ta, -b, 'e-.aG 'a4..i. sI- f...Ir-t-1 % m-a, ihls. IhH.>i4- -ia- .' Toe p.s-c..t Tle4t-r tsr I....--a.. af 5p
 N- l' q f.a... Coroner. ohp wa, [ W4.-a.. .. tl...s . t.s vu.-e .i t..I- : | a1 r. '.-t a... .. body , F.. . Er1-f r. ... -t ...t. r.s,. .. daF.t -H- ta' l.u '.. ;sss nl.Hy. ,'.-. 1 Le i.ln '.... |. ..s4.... r.H- jl 4i. a-stl { fr in ...i r..i a. r4s DH.4. IT.. de. ..--... a.- -''t alh t..s-a.'. -,y-r.. ! en ~r.. - 70. .lr. and .'. V N.i i ari ll -,.I .# .ruues.ce of 're | eh '--., sr' r- Is.H-- NcD. ..a't e..se.J. ! bu' ta. .'...l- -rr ul .I- tIacI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
V. M. nl- EEI Nl's.

New Goods, arrived this wees. uirec; from ;he El~t
 Inutier'~ ~siile Rock Oysters full weight Mayo Paragon Nsrkerri. il tins NsNu'> >ruU Flake Coin~h, 5lb cAns. Chicago Lard. very choice, iu 9 and l0lb cans.
 Rock anI E,"-B5ck Cauiy and Rye WLi~k.N
 Another invoI,'. of Wal and Wed se T,uts N ag"H Covers. al! siz'-, aui s eigh S "Irsu lad" Eubher Boots. long ar,i short Every pair warranted.
 lsrg" assortment Hand ani >,anc Is.nps
  Nov Spring styles Csllco and ugnam, Black Alpaca. 5hc;~ to >l Op Ter ward. Cor>,t-. Hlnlksi chiefs and Gloves New t'pod~ arriving every week onI san Francisco and the Ea~.ern Ma ,ksts Prescott. March -3d. tsSu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
Terr.,orsa. t.ccuon Nv

E..s. f..-.v-.i up tp 2.aoS m. >au ta-. >rrnal' @. o1ry l Camp A.-,a'-.-' -..i ,a'e. ior W aI.
 Camp i."ai.- ','eV.'t Of. oury \ NU.eola lf ...i so',, for >teN.-r i.r.a..- iJ' meoa., f.r oury.
 I.atr4 Stewart -,. Our, C.
 >u Nst.- ~.e,art -.. ulry :j. ',..af -.re.r. e.. u.ry ,.
 l4ft- ~'-aas- i,. u4. aI.
 r.'-;3 me..d'y i.r "41y.
 |. a-.s ~,u-.f. ps.ac all >alhel arc al..U.
 I.n.i-.r.. >tc g...- ro..,d. small Re puaIcan uI. .s.'.. ai.a stewart -amew'.at ahcaa o' hi- t,.r-.
 Ihc follow i.- ., ;hc r.,l', of l;S vote, SO far "a, ,.aa'.a. u-,y gI. stewart g.. wirh small u,.,- ,a t.,.r,' ,.-e of The Demo cratic l..-.- .-.,. '.,s-t sherman leads CaN. >ao.f E-,. ,ls. P,ul Go Re oordor Csrrra'.r -, Drake sj.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
DIR. SPINNEY, No. Il kEARNEY STREET. Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
1 OunC Men

WHO MAY BY SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS oi !oLf io!ies or iudscre;iOn, Nfu do well t0 avail thein7eFfs "i tls, the greae- boom ever laid At the A'aT ci suffering EuuaT.y. DR. sPINNEY Wlll guaraE'@e Co forfsl- e50 for every case of seminal @~akis or IrVate disease of any kind or character which le ulder-4kes and fA'lz 70 cure
 MIDDLE AGE MEN.
 lh-fe are many 90 the age o: thiry sixty Nho are 'run-,l vliI to5 frequent evacuation of the bladder oit-r accom-. sied D.. a slight smartiug or burning 't'.'r and weakness uf tce system iR manner tl- l-tti cannot account for O examining toe uri- nAy dep 1els ropy sediment Ni ofen be found and -oiir'ine- email izrtices of aibunen vii appear or thf color N-l be of thin mki-h hue again changing i. -aIA and t9TItf aiIcarauce- There many men Ht1 d- "f ias ellfy ignorant the cAiE-. which ts is- --rJud stage of seminal sakuess b. x. WiL gaartlte fleet cure iu al sac cases and healthy r-s'ar-- % oi tAe gsuit0-Ur.4sy organs.
 f.>- IJ i-'Sst- diseases of short stsnGing fu!i c'Hr-r "f in.licus- -afce. for cure with all in- tft'l-. Ul he -~ut Co any S8irs n feeeip' O: slu OFFICE Hot Es-lU c. { and tc k. Sundays from iu Co ll N- Cousultation free. Thorough examination anl advice S1. Call CT address.
 DR. SPINNEI 4 co.
 No. il kearnsy St, San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
ISeIiNiOIl~,

ALy wound nT iniury. any disease ho4-ver sligA- no i--sNilt. ~ili ties -pt.-r "i 'he late sar to Fri->4'L- 4a'l-1ill- are yet entitled. PESsIoNs BY |tN Law hF-iN HhFA 'T DAs 'F IT~sFtHGE. Niioss
 hl.lTe- l'ilot- sixteen HeaT-, dr}- ud.nt Mother -n"f-. E4-o Brother and >isre-. under tw-at,-,t. tra- ar" entitled Q pension. P.u.i1n las- ar. how it- lliTal than formerly and Ian. 1r. entitled ro better -a-- Nauy arr vet ef'it cd e. bounty and do ta. kHsy ii
 cHa t-H and iu EuFul+. Apply puea.
 Having hal -e>--a year- .Np.-Ieae- iu rh- lsr..-t Law and 'i4lin "h'" il sshit cu. b. C guarantee. --'--sc;lpu and saving you is ,,th- time than tF r0rfesuouclug with aft Tl.sy ss,liufa N"if lao -tsmT- icr iensi"u and un;y i4~- ,ui i.i- -t-uttiou-.
 AbpEE,s IANLoG flIZrERsf.', Attorney at .w solicitor uf [. =. Cla.Iu-. RiStITLU. Ks>sa-, fock Box l5, Mi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
Aa..: VIII ..-.r oxa pet,rt.

The ig.o.sa' ,-..as..' WIn forged ta, Mofcy ',;t.rcysi.a. iii rot uag,fstaud the ,oan".a. pr-i..ra .f ihe cindi 's,c he VI, i'.'.'ia, N.-y P',.oy ., 1id na nor iit, Cd. r.. ,i1.,n,. tr.-... F.. ,er'io' aai T.ce ir. ..t..4 Gec.,al T.r- o'eA '.a.. aa.i .i i,ao-. "a. r-.,,o.s i.s; B.r-u.4 ... .s' "'a.- 10. tHrI. - .o hEe a..-.. .o crs. .a. ,le ..-... ii''s. .-- 'u '. -a-> ,.I.i u CO., i.up r,a... n..' 'tsy aa,i a,. a .vt.,r ".'.. ~r ..-n .. u,,. r.r.,lIaa.t. '..'. TT: ..-..-. ..'.,.. .. ] va.t1.- j.. ws- "'' . rr. .s' l., .. .
 .... .. a.t...- ..4. A ...lt. 1.s. -..- ...,, .,.. al- .... '..-. r.a t..'... cad u: a--. .h.- n. '.. a rs ~ |, -a0"'s -- ..-.. D... .- .a ab>.ne .aa .-t. ,. r ... -r,a. 'mo.-. ., r,l: Uh... .a,o., ,ea ts-n. s at Q, tn. t.-.ers. ., a -.,.a-. .. Gcu,- "a. c.: .e.l f s~"aa. ', ,aacrgard the oafr.f ri char e..r %. r..:-. G,rle.d o.a>,'ur. h.> -ra: n..-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

Inc lcu.rr.t, .v. allowed q l.la- lv, $ '" he h'.'or V.'h D cir a0u '.rf plank. sn't'y ,rsu-c 70. .h... v-rr If honesty. Had l..~y i,>-0 '...r-tanl upon ,; boldly. aof dei,uf,d .: a- ]. o...i a.,c been de- fnie ?. 'h'.- .nr.rrat~ ouu.s have been glad eaoagh 'o ,.:aP '.. i~-a.. r.fhap~. But their ry,r,r..- .tm4- .-i.m de,,raycd ;i,,m. Thy ,ur.c. tsGa . ,a,i 'fir.i ,o -h,v ,i.a, ,hey w--. as @'oi Pso.-ctiani.'- a- anybody. sn ! 'b.a 'I-ir r.''ri nf co1r,- s'u.ui,l :I.m They Gei as shufTied ,o n psrp.=e. Taey not only fdici % con yiuce R.. Es-'--H Frotec-ioni>,-. hy. they aiieaar..i and l.-,a-jei the Wc,trrn Ted. Iras...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

P1a T Donald ,a.t aal killed Frank E Eftl-oH Vf h.-IsH-nn Valley ye,. .er,il~ Ne t.7- - l.. ,'.r tr.uh.r, Nas 'he cause ,i N killing Mcdonald c,caI,i, igt flicer. a.4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
NEW ADEEkTINENENTS

futl'o srs hsrs5v informed hat John He.rr'- r tn+ i4Nfrl agent fake rare .f all ta- Do. rrfy uf tb- H''iv.n Mining trIuIahy and two --ari a-ii. Turkey C-,ts. sr.zraa. au9 tn- ssif ' .'Ei N4s iGI rlFh' tp protect the sam aga..st fsers 0u. s-Ia--iuE tn. .s-rr.
 v RAT NNSTrR-s'N.
 ~Ult- Goodwin H.ui lg t..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

passing UuohervedIu ths urine. aud rsLN other ds- eas-s that a5 tn Iu sanity and death.
 uH INVITE lI agree Co forfeit $500 for case of this b.rt tIe Vital Restorative under his -recal sdsic. aud tstatueut Wiu not cure, or for anything smTuT- injurious found iu it. Dr. MiHtie treaes gli Priv ll-sl-e- ssicctsst tuv without mercury. suit tluu 1Huruugh examination and Aav:ce C!uti aHaiN-ls 0i ur!Us, s. Price Of Vital Re=tOra- tive, 5s b5uI, four tues the quantity, Sln: sent Co any atIre- upon receipt uf pr c-. or G O L.. cure from observation, and in private name fl desired
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

Ga\N Hl. a.- a-rtH'jei ye,i,r..a, si 'h- N ...'i h, Jerome traok- ~h-n \ trey e pi-''. aaI ,hst tr.oks Htn,e im\ 'I.l.e.v .urrenl,5-d hm-clf Q. tAc au aH.\ .ii came tn Prc-c,'t H. ui'l give b.u\ 20 apPe1r before the nex' Grand Jsrr \ f.Hh- s ifi rtc"V. r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
|. F.. NINTH, ". D..
T K-auey street. san Francisco, Cal.

Dr. Hinti"'- kindpry Remedy Nephr..ti cum cures al hllI-T aIl B.- il-r Complaints Con orra. G-ei LeuopIrauel. For sale by all drlgglsts Si bottle, -lK bottles for SS.
 Br- Nirti"'s Da deliun Fills. ar- the best and cheapest hy~IeT-ia-aud Bilious market. For sAi, ty ell Lr.rPsts jau9dSvly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
fse.\'RR Fre.sar

IT. n. -.. .-..a . M f,.,1,.:1 I.:..' .,. r,IHrn's sa 2 -.a l.-- N NaHgfpl. 8- in'- lo~s FH-' 'r--. P M Magrf-'i pounis fs. 2I ,..,- s- ,1 ai q. N - l1, i'h class = 3-- t.b 60 ul N .ii' Tac ou eH trl h.l tf.aH- ,.r.Ehf s5anN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
Rt ILDEE, OF STEAM MACHINRY IS ALI ITS ''r@n h-r. sIeaintsost, -irE ilsAip ut land ENGINES 3' BOILERS,
 High PresAsre or CoIn.-osssld
Hish Pres4sre or coInvouai

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded when Ltyissble.
 STEAM BOILERS -Par-cuizr attention given to the E1aF 1f tf maternal UoFkulA1-hip. and none but rrsr-f-las- work produced
 WAFER PIPE 1f boiler or shse; iron, Of any size ratr il s1i-0I- length for couuectInr together or 'h'- r-7i Ilucbsi and Tac-sd for siipH ent, ready Co ,-- r3.its1 Ju EroruE.
 HYDRAULIC ktEETING- Boiler EoTk and water l-H- f-s.- tg fiis esLahl-halsut. invited bv hy- eI le rN--i1R machinery, that quality of work bein far su.l eF.sE fo hand sotE.
 PtAF9-lQr mining of any capacity and of any si.-. tlr --F.e of di-e-t. compound glnes, Wl.h t0-e r of pr1aE's. particularly reeonlf. enlef w. rei- ;1 rhorc ,t-e, uot having ever be<u a-.E-1 d1vn.
 sc-, srrlseou cr cy w4t~-Ngrks IIrposes buit Nlih t-f rel-tra-sa bayey va-ye notion superior 10 Ar st.l.r.
 MINING MACHINEEY-guartE mills, p4ls boilers. l'i-'inR machinery, sinking hoi ting engines oh.I 1A---ina+r' I@suirrt Jy2s;f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

lsa never failing Cure for Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Wes kns-s Spctn4tOrrhna, Lost Man hood ,ImT0teDcy. Paralysis and a-! the terrible effects of seif-AbJse. youthful foliie-, X eHcesse- in mEiurrr years.
 such e loss of Memory, Lzs,liCde. Nocturnal Ennis sioL. Aversion to Society. Dmness cf Vision, Noises Iu tle Hea:: the NI..l aIil
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
NOttCc fs Publication.

.>U nFrT Q sT uEs-oTI. \ T
 November a. l-tr. Nstrs "a hereby gwen that tue f.LsNiEg named ''er hs- t..i uo-fc. o' hi- ureufssl ske nu 1of support af ai. claim. sHd al entry there .u fh. lits cas ef h-csohsr. i~a. th" | & aUI ofiic- ' Fre--rtf. q IDhI E Marisu. G-csr.ron No. lif for fhe ot : . i4 s.d = of W and oi = N Sec. l3, I vfsh D e. N e. Q N. sui names The f-h hi- RIn--s.s Geo Bsl Ehart -aruu- '. E-s s~, J4rl-- A H4s.E and Iss d ShI. al 'f Ch-uo Na-ey- WILLIAM &. KELLY, Ee ylsier
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

aTls sfu. Up to latest aCc5Iaf>. NCDpnali hal Ho cause for committing ihe rash deed. un.,,s it shalt prove lo be true ghlt the kill .ng vas not Cn account of jealousy. but be- c4u,e ihe deceased had sianderei AcDan- aids wife
 On election day the house oi. ihe flat -outh of town. known as the Ms. Dickson residence. belonging to MT. Baslitord, was burned. There was no one l!Niny in the house. ana of coursc it Was set on fire
 Fsr Superintendent. of Pujlc l,.srructIon NJ II ~"-,man Is elected by a srge ma jouty lhis Is as We predicted from the commencement.
 For fresh oyster, gp to the Cai.nci.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
MAIL LETTINGS :. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Ir>i'IFi' l. IIPhETMINT.
 W t>IiINpToN. n. C. oct. L.. >>u

It>i 'IFi' l. IIFAET MINT.
 W t>Iii>"roN. n. C. oct. r.. i>>".
 l'F#i"~s.> '" III he received lt tle Cr..trsi. t ".i"" %. rhs~ benar;neu; uru . F.. Ia. oi ! muary lo. l~>l, for rarryin; ihe mails of
 ,"t"l ..o. les. ld ac- cord,u- Co ;a- ,"h.ia,- Of arrival ani de- i.-"r -is..'asl v'l- 2. ....t..a.. in Inc Ic.rtory e.: Ar.lns. fr.-. Ju.y !. !>-I. 'oJune "o. I>>-. Li-,, ":route-. ,,i.h >ched- u.r- of arrival, Ani departures. instruction, to h.dIers, with forms for c1u.-ac.- and bon > and all other necessary information Wal be furnished upcn application to the >econd Assistant Postmaster General.
 HORACE MAYNARD. nl-'w Pu>tm a>ier General.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

The fpllosIbg is a list of letn-rs remain lus in th- Prescott PJstuiiice foi the week eua.n. November [. 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

Wan IsT"r so yts roll ai G,o. $ Forer'- - i1t SALE singer ~~asag Machine good as U's, ~ith = sftarhrnsut- Trice. ssf. Enquire af |. H- ptl- l. tb' Poe; ort,. octl5 I~ t'o e. s',,,. =. Porter < Cos ca .t side Of Plaza, for 'urnEnr' and everything needed af your haHe..
 t'r' y,gr l.1 ',> ant ~h es 1t le 'uiy r-- E.ar Boot Aul ~upc Store In Fr->c ptt, '. J. MA-pH'~, neat laar Co .he AT.1una Bank f"E SALE Extra Fine B4l,j AnlIh Hay, in qlantillr, tJ suit, apply Co
 Ia. !. EJTHE.FoID
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

Prescott. O-t 2.,'. lssO-tf.
 la1ie~ Mi~~e~ and Chiidren's Inc shoes made tp order and warranted to please the ui"-; fd-I.d.Hu~. and a, san Iss ..t-rl prices ~ \. J. N.-Du'~ uex; a .aI io l'te Plank h-r4sr-, ssilH- ea., r,p-iTet on srrt notice and r-ss5ii4bs ;rrrl-. ai t-e boo; -Ao. ore si
 a. |. MASON. r--~-Hs'. May %. l---l
 LUMBER To Haul Apyiy -o George W. tGrI- i"r uHsk ...ai- of lur b-r Co rh. Cum b-i.tLi minc near Date creek. 1T NcN cora me-. fresh y-oald fiom rcw rn, si Ben Weaycr's @
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05

Rt ittt. ,.. .ls .tI.-, .HI gentlemen caef-. e.'urs up Hr. Jarrg, aax ~uTAs. aa. 'Dne.ft iI a'4 0f ta, Prs-b,- 'e-.aG '....-t. .I- u|Ir-r.J % m-e, ials. IHH.,it- e. .-ia1. "a, rAe P..-c..t Tie4,-r tsr f.#..--e. ats 50
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-05
|. OVAL HAVkkA LOTTERY!
,Jt.0oJ DRAwS EVERY FIFTEEN DAY.
 DUGING 1880.

Lll... --l9.a-Ias to.. spa..l.h deIlars. 1sa ,ooo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03
The District Convention.

1t goes without saying that the Republican
convention which met here yesterday to Sc
lect delegates to the Chicago convention was
an harmonious body. The sentiment OF the
Republicans of the First district as to who
the nominee at Chicago should be is so
nearly unanimous that any gathering which
fairly represented them in this matter
must be substantially a unit. Such was the
convention yesterday. 1t was first, last and
every time for James G. Blaine and it took
good care to ascertain that the candidates
for delegates to Chicago were in hearty ac-
cord with it on this point. When this was
made certain it selected the Hon. W. w.
Thomas Jr. of Portland and Mr.. Joseph r.
Libby of Biddeford with substantial unan-
unity Both gentlemen will creditably
represent the Republicans of the First dis
trict. The convention was large and COM
posed of representative men of the party
Meeting the day after the Republicans o.
Maine had won a series of remarkable vic
tories it could not well have been anything
but enthusiastic.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03
The Noble Dog.
How Defeated Canine Called up Rein
forcements.
lIndianapolis Journal.l

Talking Of dogs" said DIR. F, ''I'll tell
you true story. When lived in Dayton
had a neighbor, DR.. Van Tuyl, who had mas
tiff named 'Lige. He had grown old and gray
and toothless. He had been, in his prime, with
out peer in square dog fight but now was
on the retired list. 1t was hard for 'Lige to
give up his dog days in inglorious ease. Every
now and then, feeling the rust of inacton, he
would engage in combat with some wandering
dog, to be made painfully aware of his en-
feebled age. One day when 'Lige was dozing
on the front porch he looked up and saw in
the street, under load of wood, a large yellow
dog-a jaunty fellow, young, vigorous and
saucy, with an unmistakable country air about
him. The stranger was looking around in a
supercilious way, as if there wasn't anything
thereabout worth second glance. 'Lge made
up his mind that this dog needed to be taught
humility. So out he went and straightway en-
hair, and old 'Lge returned with his ears torn
and bleeding. Smarting with defeat, he ran
through the house, out the back door, and
jumped side fence into an adjoining yard.
DR.. Brennan lived there. He had dog, a
large, well-knit fellow, much such a dog as
'Lige had been at his best. 'Lige found this
dog and council of some sort was held.
don't know what was said! all know is half a
minute after 'Lige's defeat, and before the
country dog had well digested his victory, the
Brennan dog accompanied him over the fence,
through the Van Tuyl residence, across the
porch into the street, and there 'Lige looked
on while his friend tackled the country dog,
giving that verdant victor wholesome defeat.
'Lige being now fully revenged and vindi-
Gated, the two dogs returned to their homes,
leaving the country dog, much crestfallen,
licking his wounds
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03

FEBRUARY 20, 1880, will take its place in
history as the day when the work of pierre
ing Mount st. Gothard, between Switzer-
land and Italy, was completed. The inter-
national route, which will thus be opened
starts from Lake Lucerne, in the heart of
the Swiss coDfederacy, passes through Swiss
soil at distance from the frontiers into
Italy at Lake Maggiore, whence it readily
connects with the Italian system of railways.
Unlike the Mont Cenis route, it is entirely
free from French control. 1t will form the
shortest line of transit between the valley OF
the Rhine and the Mediterranean, and is
destined to become one Of the most, if not
the most important railway artery on the
continent. Italy, Switzerland and Germany
have hand in its construction, Italy con-
tributing 100000 francs, and Germany
and Switzerland each 20,000,O00. The
length of the tunnel is a little over nine and
a quarter miles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03
Reducing the Average


An excitable little Frenchman was last
evening complaining about his bad luck as
stock speculator 81 cannot at all get zee re-
motest insight into zee business. Long time
ago one friend say to me zat Lady Bryan is
good speculation. buy feefty share of zee
Lady for one dollar ger share. She 60 down
to feefty cent. L say to my friend: Now
what shall do? You see zee Lady have adj
vanced backward-like zee what you call
crawfsh.'
My friend say to me; You must reduce
your average
How is Eat sing about reduce zee average
say to him, for l no understand what he
mean by reduce zee average
He say: You see, to reduce your average
you must go buy feefty share more at feefty
cent, then your stock not stand in you so
much money
go buy feefty share more-I reduce zee
| average, you see.
| My friend he say to me: Now you all right
| to take advantage of zee market; you have
| your average reduce
Well pretty soon, what you sink? Zee d
| Lady she crawtsh to twenty-five cent. go to
| my friend and say to him. You see how it
| is wis zee Lady, she have tumble?'
| i see,' said my friend, it is bad, but zee
| only way to get even is to again reduce zee
| average. Then you'll be inone fine position to
take advantage of zee market
| 'Diable!' says /, but you see, my friend, zee
| d market all time take advantage of me-
| But go get 200 shares more of zee Lady at
twenty-five cent.
Pretty soon bang she go down to zee ten
| cent zee share. L go to my friend. What
shall now do? say L.
Zee only sing to get you even Eat is possible
to do is to again reduce zee average.
D zee averagev remark, for you see
| am begin to become infiame against zee aver
age. But my friend persuade me it is zee only
way to get into zee position to take advantage
of zee market wiz zee Lady, so L buy me 400
more share at ten cent, and say now | ann ready
for zee rise of zee market.
Just now, what you sink? One assessment
of fifty cent is level. l rush away to my friend
and say: What now mus do?'
1T is bad he say; Il am afraid we have pay
too much attention to zee plan of reducing zee
average-we have leave zee assessment out OF
zee account
cannot pay him, so let him go-lcse all
zee Lady what have produce to reduce zee
average. Pretty soon zee mine is salt and zee
Lady boom to four dollaire. Zen I say: why
have not pay zee assessment Zee diable
take zee stock speculation! Between zee re-
1 duce, zee average and zee assessment zare is
one conflict Eat no man can have zee foresight
to reconcile. Is it not so?"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03
Facts About a "E'ools Errand.

Washington Letter to indianapolis Journal
The author of ga FOOLS Errand" is Albion
w. Tourgee. He was born and raised in
Michigan, and is known by Congressman
Willis of that State. There he studied law
and was married, afterward moving to Ashta-
bula county, Ohio, which is within the district
now represented by tho Hon. James A. Gar
field, to whom Mr.. Tourgee is known. AZ
ter the close of the war he moved to Raleigh,
North Carolina, to enter the practice of the
law. Here he was well known to Colonel
Keogh, the present Secretary of the Republi-
can National Committee Mr.. II. c. Badger,
United States District attorney for North Car
olina, who is now in Washington, said the 9TH
er night: 81 know Tourgee well, and have
read his book. It's all true, and l know all
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03

CIRCULARS have been sent from Washing
ton to the editors of about 1900 newspapers
of different politics to ascertain the Presi-
Dental preferences of the editors and pro-
prietors. The replies show the following
result: First choice, Blaine, PIG; Grant 50;
Sherman 80; Washburne, IS; Edmunds, Is;
Hayes 6; Garfield, 2; Conkling s. Second
choice, Blaine, 115; Grant 46; Sherman so;
Washburne A; Edmunds IL; Garfield II;
Hayes 3. This gives Blaine for the first
choice majority over all of 80. The Dem
ocratic preference stands as follows: First
choice, Thurman 20; Seymour 81; Hancock
25: Bayard 81; Tilden AZ; Hendricks 30.
Second choice, Thurman "a; Seymour so:
Bayard 81; Tilden 21; Hancock 30; Hen
bricks 27; Palmer 4.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03

ALONZO GARCELON. Lewiston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03

IT was pleasant sight to see our worthy
Mayor, Hon. George Walker, passing along
the street yesterday A perceptble, though
carefully suppressed, glow of satisfaction
irradiated his genial countenance, and he
seemed to wink at himself in his mind, as if
he were softly soliloquizing, 'Deepis Georgy
and de-evilish sly. Knew enough to go in
when it rained, didn't you, old fellow?"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-03

sBLAINE is as sure of the thirty delegates
from Indiana as if they had been instructed
for him. The Indianapolis Journal says
that ''as between Grant and Blaine and
either of the other two candidates now be-
fore the Convention the delegation will vote
solidly for Blaine. The unit rule will not
be enforced, but adopted as matter of
State policy" He has the satisfaction of
knowing, too, that the solid vote of the Re-
publicans of Indiana will be represented by
the solid vote of the delegation.