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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-04
County Election Returns.

The following are the returns from
the different precincts in the county so
far as we have been able to gather
them, up to the hour of going to press:
Of course it is understood that the
only opposition to the republican ticket
in this county was the opposition to
Mr.. Haley, candidate for the represen-
t~ative, by Mr.. Case the democratic can
didate for the same Office, and We shall
only give the vote for those gentlemen.
Dcn ~ 0r-n ppEcIN(T
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CHATTEL MORTGAGES SALE

Notice is hereby given that IN The 9Th DAY ~
November, 1870. att O'Clock p. m. at my stable
in the town Of Red Cloud Nebraska. I will cGer
Cor sale NJ public auction. one fray mare male
sbou, ten years old. one gray harse mule about
nine yesrs old and one Nsrsh sa'hy sr. kisf
&. Warner. By ehaftsi MORTGAGE by one John
Campbell. on the 2i day Of April. 1850. the date
OF said morts.ge. and ah MORTGAGE having
eouaty Of " ebster and stste Of Sebrasha. and
there being due st the tine Of the snt pshli-
cation o fthis notice. on said mortSsEs the sun
Of 2l,5lG and interest ~ The rate VI ten Der cent
Der aonum from date Of mortgage.
dated at Red Cloud. this l2ih day Of oetsosr.
A. II. lsso. j.. WAssfa-
1Cty Mortgage
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-04
lowest price.

The above is the text Of the lament
ed Horace Greely's advice, and at great
expense our artist has endeavored to
illustrate the force with which he said
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-04

kendal1's SPAWN Cure.
Tss Hs~ss ssssssfzs n-.esr sv~ s~>.,.I.
e~vssss 80 80 se-~e sas ssss ST ssss~f.
FEox Raw. r. " GRANGER
Prsssssss Elssr > tsf - sgA.@. ps,,n~..
Ds p y EsssstE <ae. G~sss -
- Isff.s .hi ssg thss so sas<s~as. xs.A
A<ns~5t sssss7 Gers bxx sssa F@yg -
70 ssas.f Issss % f-.s T.. ar IL
NTs<ssfs ssa vtss q. ssr-3 . s3sss
s>s..s T-g isss go I .ssssa :
-. ISL zee BE s~<a7- kxu~r. At .A~s
rss -. - as rsst b. sss- ssrss' .e~s ! 40
49,, rss,rse. s.s fse~ssz ] srsssssi
thss . hpssis -rr-s srs 40 - - -
srsss- 90 Ne sss@a - fSasaL
E-.r-.fsi;y ssss.. rs.s KASe~~
PEkSEtEEaxcE WILL TE.r
-.ssxsssa. Hs~s. xsrA ima. Is1,.
Hss<<-fs att - 20
- s5-sl tsszk szxAas.tss g@z a.. 80
49,. 800 s. sss~ ses,.s. STA k-s
ssxs rpsssa ssf s--a ls.-.
sssed fAs hsss~ sz<At asssA< h s~~t-.
ssr 9SasAs fsks ,as Lars e4s 81 s.4 SO -
ss-.~ .-..r a.: - z. Ia.~~
ss.ss :, s<~~n % fril ms Ga 1890
eses~4s As<s fhssx s~r.. k.s IN q A..
sf 81 shs< g s.< asss ~ sc - - 80
's, 1ss sss<<sssiiy yssss
SD .4<r-s sr ru.-.s.a~ie r.sxs
- re fe<sssss s-rs4 u - sirsa.s. 10
fss1 h.s sssr 80 saA ss<A aaes.Ee~I .s~-
- - kssv1r1sn Scr hs<t q 81 "a .s-@.
- ess1s. 90 sax kstxisx hxH 81
- sat - ssy sssss.ss - --.iss = e-sss - -.
%Ssss~te D. =. kESDN II 4 O..
fs<<AaFro AIS ~.
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Land once st Blooninrton. N.b Oct -. issn
Notice 10 hereb, Eiv.n that the following
named settler has slsd notice Of bis in,sntioa 20
49, anal proef in support uf ~. els,In. and
s~ra,e Anal entry thereof. prof to be made Dc
,o,. lane A. Tullsy,. ,irrk ct the tosr %
Webster county. a, hts once. VA isa tl0ad.
S.h On TUESDAY Novsuber Bth. ipsi. yIi
IrTstR l. LAsa.
homestead No. Sios. for the sosihses; soath-
east Y ,outh y 20 aihv.- and north.o.t :.
sou,h y est !. Of ~.cct,on 81 town ranss9 ~sst.
and nance the follo.ins a. b., vitnss. . 60
prove TIM oss residence urop and ssltiys;son
Of SAID tract. Via gorge Pool Asir-s Hardy
Henry Caulsy and John Sirattos. all Of Guide
Koch Nebraska.
eet2snoysD y. W, SN t1ZkH, keEstrr.
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Guide Rock gave Haley q majority
of Il, Elm Creek q. ksleys major
ity will reach about 325.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-04

Land ooes ai BlooIninrtsa Nse.. u~I 10. Issa
Notice 10 hereby gwen that the ~folisvtss
named settler has Sled hottie Of hi. isisattsa 30
make sesl proof in sarsart Of bic eiaia. sd
secure sasl entry tsefrsf before Jan.s A. Tai
lsys. eisrs Of the court In " skssst eosnu 81 ~,
c0es 10 BED tissd Nsh. co SATURDAY.. pees.
Der eth. lssg. ,a.
J.sta CIsysGtL
Hemessesd No. 9 for the tn east suarfss.
section 4. town = range u se,s. and mas Q. the
residence On and cultivation 81 said tract va
John Harvey, Wiiiiaa Kirter. Josspn Dsvsa,Ss
and Andres kiek CT. al Of lssyais. Ssss.
eeySdses d. ". SwtrLkk. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-04
Final Proof Notices.

Lad oees ai Bs0sginstsa Seh o~t. N issa
Ssiiee 70 ksrsA, siys. ,As, "a. .ane-tss
nsn~S s~tier hs. fled sotics q Ne Irsrsttss
to nhhs tEsi pref :. ssss~n 81 b, el.ta. ss4
secure saAi rrrJ therect. before Gfrsk 81 a..
Red Goal, Sss-. on Satsr4.s peS- .tA. is~a
viz
Fsvo Hprrs.s.
Presu ptios II. =. No. pssa. 80 she scssA-ssss
quarter. s~rtson q ,ova T. issss h. set snI
name the fsiiasgsa a. his witnesses. 10 p-sys
oontinuoas restdeses sai ss,as.tioa Il .aia
tsct. va Sotfrta wesshtmsa, Ls.s Rrtisrs.
lssse psr3iaA 4 ft-ari Osrris. al Il hs.
Hin. SeAr.
rottiecs : W. swfrLEH, Register.
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Singing lag. mar etwas, mas 3u iassu
@Atea Sd babe gsfuncsn
Sie tiebsn Stren 8atfr pcbl lsbre -
fraate er I'm Meiterseten.
81 fa8te Semeta unb wanbte ben
Bid gum 5immel auf.
Sc muete stmas In biefsr Qiebeebetteue.
runs lifssn, mas eem Baron unanssnsbm
unb fSrsnb Hane. unb msine Gubbsde 2
iasts er RAID, tafis.
Gle 1T .fsrtts, 5srr. Baron. a6sr Id
wUllte sorber wsses Der Mild -
Sertis @d, id0n, tann bsslsits ID
Ste nab iste fs felter an unb bsluas 3u.
sleid, Sssea tranfen papa. arSfen Ole
fd. Ct wirb idon befer wsrpsn. -
Der Baron iaste oies NIT iener Betonuns
Der SSHtrAfsit, bic ein etrltass @emiitb
INNER fir 3sr3 nimmt. Sn bisIsm Nu,
senbIids, mo- Fe bic 5itte faf srrsidt bat.
ten. famcn ife an einem Rrsu3e Soriber {;
Ssmsta natm anra&tis istne fammstns
Scnntassmiiss al. "a.
(e5ortiesnns fOlst,)
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ao1sfiionsn rerben in allen srrtitbarsn gldstn
ssmadt; BstbftI auf New gort. sfsw OrIeans,
8aIpsiiOn, ST. 0pus uno Galifcrnien ausseittlt
unD Ds6fsIssibdfts NIT ben kaupndtliblen
oldbhn Gnslause, SrIanhs, 8raa!rsids unt,
Wsytfpe tslcret. -4 fa,r s,l0.1t.
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NeifrDfen

,&s5.-- <44- sfy5 0ArDt1teu,
"@ .ri ..& .s. z"
lit eine ppltanoi9e 1no iinb mir germ bereit bet 0aa
ale bie1e Saeben sur slnli6t ppr3ulegelt w rrs
Wieoerperfdufcrn sepdbren mir etren ltberae Habatt
WaS unlere Yreile antetrt fnb mir fdber uaS tie
3ufrieoenbeit Seeer'alS n er1psrbel1 Gdbt,,n9sppl
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% teper bttum buaae 20.

Sd tSrte 10 piel utsr Die gerbienne
ess 5cpftn Bitter lpreaea, unb msine
5rau, uslte fortwabrsnb msos,tnisr uno
nuwotl III, psranlabte mid, ibr wslhss
gu beiorstn. Sd ttat 90, i'm gDatne
misen tsbumbussep su rperpen. absr i'd
frsus mid, tr ben Uillen setban gu ba.
tsn, bsnn na&psm fe 2 Wonats lang
bas Bitter sebrau&t batts, mar fs furirt,
une befintst if& felt ben lebttn is Wona.
ten wcbf. Sd listt tintn folden 5um.
tuss. $. 8. ct. paal. -
YiVusr Yreb.
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y tnes 8eb a tteurs grlSfuna.
Slfse Der Snbuilrial gra,
TTfts VIZ ~OWVuVtVHt SVUII
Ql6ia, efr ipa, 26. Utat Is!

IItia, Srpa5 26. Wtat 1880.
I'm .ade, bic eS betr reiIen mag.
Ga. maat nit ;. gsrenussn, feIsenbs
statfaHe gu p esSFentliten: so par
felt hen lsstsn 3wst, Sabtsn nit elmer
Rtentttit Der gltsren tetnftst unb babe
un3atlse Mi tteli atriudb abfr! nur nit
temporarem grfelg. @atners @afe
Mopss uno1 9iesr Cure. wurre mir an.
;smpfoalfn, iunb na&bem i'd es seuon''uen,
serfhmanten bic, Sdmsr3ep, 1unp brute
tsfinbe Id mid pobl unb fart. SD BIN
,ilbsr3eust, .bas Uarners .Safe jfibnsy unb
lsSiper Gnre'tia bic Webbtn,! pslGs nGtbis
III uno i'd tmpfsble IL Mnbern. = :
@. %. Stamm,
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Lagli DC Jretc NreiTe 8
etf1eint
dglid nit Nusuabm bes @pnntass
unb Iolift
$1,000 firftasiSatr cber $3.50 fir
+ & 3 Wenat.
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= Ssoer, ber sinsn Winteran3us nS.
tbie bat, iou!e 3u Saram & 60. geben
Difle unternsbmsnbsn GaumI Ieute Der.
taufen tbre Wintsrmaaren su ben nteorts.
fen prsiicn, pts ts in bieRscr Stast fir
CUTE Waaren te3atlt purben. j.3
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San Nntonio Setpdifernnes=Gcr elm
gsriammlans ieSea erften unb orttten
Donnsr(tas t'n Monat In Ntoslts @arten.
8. Rnnse pra1esnt.
14,1Ow. 4
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Maif tsm gcrfab, fsIne 5dmsrrtpi

= N1if ttm gcr1db, isIns 5dmerrteiz
tsst lcs,ursrbsn, bat masdasr Datient 90
mir alltrlst i&mtr,bafitn NIB nuBloisn
NRtteln usxiudt. bts sr has rihti9e an.
wanhts, "2tnafefie." Das IN fiufad
t,n tempotdrtr nMnias" an bic bsiiele
6teae frs 9eibrns, unb 70 wurbe Ter
gerlaB bss patientfn unp Der 3ped bss
NtttsIse fHmer3lel trrsiHt. Sn allsn
Npeitefen he, S1nntel uou ,u sl,00 ~
tottn.
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Muberne &ietberfuffe.
asusas Nlalst In gaitmiyss erpeabinse
m. M. bel g dram u 60.
, 1880-08-21
WARD CLUBS.


The Young Men's Garfield and Arthur
Club of tho Fourteenth Wnrd met Mt No. 'ltS
Chicago avenue last evening. j. A, Walthcrs
presiding. Mcssrs. +. Niemcycr nntl Nicholas
Wolf were elected altcrnatcs to the Palmer
House Committee appointed Mt the previous
meeting. A committee of three was appoint-
cd by the Chair to suggest names for NJ, En-
ecutlye Committee. The Committee Is MS
fellows: +. l.. Wi1k, H., Bartell. md L. W.
Eckllardt. After the appointment Of COM
lntttce to revise tho constitution and bylaws,
the Club adjourned.
THE FRENCH CENTRAL
Garfield anil Arthur Club met Inst evening. In
Judge Tuley'a room III tile Ctty-llnll. J!sttce
Delnnrs presiding. Reports were RECEIVED
from tls Elk,'t!l Fifteontl SlXttssmti' sey,
whtcl! II appeared that twenty new 'nelnbars
l,atl nlled themselves wlt, tle several branch
organizations. Tho Nartl, Side. Clubs fur
tl,ur reported that they Ind canblned ~ TINT
Club reported . tGtal. membership Of sixty,
and tho Second Ward TINT all organization
was III pr0grcss, tie expectation being TINT
perma,lei,t officers would bo chosen At th9
Fy hsxt 'lsstnf ly ,r hs ali GpR as s aap9sfGa 1 fSa
issues Of tlla campaign, atter which m nd
t0,lrnmcnt was tnkun for two weeks, wien
the organization will meet at the Grand Pa-
Citlc Hotel.
r1rE FIFTEENTH WARD
Republican Club WIS to have met at Fnlz'a
}a ast sysn9g g 9 asac after lew s;nsss wnt
Wns done, hut thc, outlook was informally
everybody, WIS cheerful and expecting q
granll victory In the city and county tl'ia
s to- oea &c Ga eanaintess cid as VIII %c SlS 1s a ss
Tho chances OF Congressional candidates
, 1880-08-21
might not feel like engaging in
n double movement Of t:iia sort.
Mr. BARRIER Ind nothing to lose hy the WASH

IulEUE nQk IHEl UkG III
n tl0ul,le movement Of tnis sort
Mr. UarLcr Ind nothing to lose by tic WASH
b.rnt met specially. II tho WaaGbnr,le men
did nut cnrri t!ssnunll, Mr. Darber would re-
ni Tia meeting, he itiongllt IT wnud be aito-
gttller hest ii cnll tho general meeting In the
Interest OF Mr. WnsllGurnu. Then, If they
would be lime enough. but 6y calling a
meeting III tito way pruposed-fn tie fntert.st
nf bOtf epntlenier-the Waallburne men
we're llni,ls 10 tie their handa.
MI. willing anfti I,e thought it no more
than fair to Insert Mr. I}arl)er's 1aic though
llc I,clievtl nveryl,ntly present Ind prcity
well defined ideas Il, regard 10 tl,s matter,
his cl,oicp was Mr, Washbtir,e
Mr.. Flotn said that the motion, II 1t pre-,
vailed, would
ntv1pr rurM rsro Two rA,rr1rs.
1r 1.,t i,n,,ot .1.at 49,. a.t,.s. .,,.,,, .,,,,
die H IT,. avsnant ytH nnG T m
~ .'ut ,a H. e. ,,tn. ;i1a u ~ h"plseu
, 1880-08-21
THE PROVISION DEAL.
Mr.. Asa Dow firm In xll* Ultlnlatuln
OF Ye4eCrluys

mr.. Asa Dow Firm In xll* Ultlmatum
OF Yesterday.
The ulttmntum OF Mr.. Asa Dow, In which ho
refused tn put up any moro margins OH pork
contracts, aa reported III an Interview with him
In yesterdays TnlnuNE, created quito Ripple
On tho Gull Board. Two or three
Of the "longs" to whom Mr.. Dow was
"ehurt " consulted their COUNSEL ut an curly
hour ycstsrday morning, and. On holnR assnrel
tint ho could mako no logal protest aYatlsst tho
rules of tho Boarx},-both tho Call aud tho rcgn-
lar organizations ,-ps0cccdcsl to "buy tu tho
stun " under the rule, Among these deals thoro
srcgnting l!S0 torces Of lard. iii IT wllich wore
bnlight Ii, for tho bche'it of whom It muy con"
ccri..
In tho history of tho orunhtza!tun.-the Anlcs
amounting TO ''yer four millions bilshus Of Krln
new .aes res fostE ssSF 1t p 5 sso
so,01 bushels ot wbeat; and l5ji01 b!shols Of
. Immediately utter tho call Nr., dow was
waited on by tho confidential! clerk Of 4
La sails street no.,sss and askca to ,p, p@t
boW Sectinca sEs satsng u tat ho % hsd 4ivsa
notico through T,iE TnllluEE thur he would
a sho rls we"d ~ 20 It his oWn 1t ad
s.ea %1s 4 w HI ST. M n ow or as senS S0aaS c % Sa
trtlry to expectation, found tlnt ho wis ~ lire.
vocable VI tho Medes And porsanH.
Mr.. 9. J: Slnger rcqnesta .T1lE TRIBUNE TO
miarepnred. Whit hu did SHY was to tho
following etfeots There wcre about doze',
aboat ts0,0 ,0O0 altox0thor; una he supposed that
Nr. Dow was short to the extont ,0f
eoms la.00o barrels collectively. Mt.
Ihurs4lay nrtcEpoon Mr.. Dow waa. shart
to him la,oo0 barrels. but that tho quantity was
no tNr. ~ bud no knowledge Ut tho s!u,o of tho
interview. Mr.. now said yesterday Hlurnlng
thut the quantity now tthonl short u only about
A0o0 barrels, and Mr., Singer tAultiy contlsned
tho AtntpIpnllt. -
, 1880-08-21
TFlFGRApHtf. NOTES.

PoRrsMoGr1f, n. H., Aug. D.-The Rev.
Orclta Cone, u. d., late Professor Of l.ais-
graRes and Literature In Canton rheologtca!
kcha0l, has accepted tho Presidency OF
D,,chtel College, ut Akron, @: 49,.
ClSciNSArI. o.. Aug. @s0:-rle first bale OF
now cotton III this lnnrket was recelyGd to-
day by Schmi,}tapp y Co.,, from iE9binsol.,
Stevens s. Cd, jackson, Miss, and soisl ut
auctIon oil 'Chaiago tn Charles j. Greet! l. Co.
foE IL cents per pound. Crude, good mid.
ding.
= Iowa ClrY, H., Aug. a.-The Iowa city
I'1rk-l'Aeklng CuMpIny. Wns organized In
tA!s city to-day; capital, 3l00. 10Y. with tlie
privilege Of Increasing to 3d00, ,0Co. Work
vii! ba callnellcetl oil the building, ailA the
Qee. l.
, 1880-08-21

opening pouls Hattie Woodward brought
S.Oo nlnl the field S2i,. anu for Hecoil.i place
1lau Smith had the call over tic Held at $40
break n,NI nc,ctl rnlllor ,lnrly, aud tlle field
und went np in II few minutes from, SD IN
SD. AS an0n ns tic wurtl was
given Hattie Woodward shot to
the front, and won rs slln
pieased hy four leMRths. Thine, nix, 1:lV5l,
t:4N9@, 9:::s. Din Smith won secnnd nNIy d
heat beforc Iatly Foxie, Robert Lee fnurtl',
HelEu II. and Kcuie Jim dead for iiftli md
tho lea'lnr .were Il, closc order. Dnrkness
prevented. further trottlng. and the race was
accordingly postponed.
, 1880-08-21

NEMls AnfERTED.
nnrpR q ps # the races s after
% wrs ri sea ID i tei snfy M' II I:5asESa stG
of somery'I!e, Mass,. who fas begun
against i. i. McAyso}y, Jacob T. stnlel,aker,
Oneltla,, q ringer under tho namS Of VIc-
Of Boston, INT! tho Rev.. "; II. II. Muir
T1ay, of ADIRONDACK aud buckboard fang:
t. ets @ yas d fssFss t? 9sSs S!Ss p!onS SHay
furnished. Ills triends ctniM that tito tri-
angular suits m't1 service In, conncc..
ttoil Herewith were simply rart Of
would si Compel ' lila to % dfsgorss,' Or suffer- @
grcnt Inconvenience and humiliation. liG
proposes to light the matter through, and
promises song Interesting revelations coll-
cerlllnH Afr. Murray as H. dealer III horses
and blackboard patent rights.
EA1lt.
Special ptspateh to The Chicago Tribune. :.
EAltLyH.1.E, ILL.,, Aug. M.-To-tlay closed
the eleventh! annual nm meeting Of TIC Earl
III ali other respects tic races werc sue.
'rio. frce-for.all was won by William II. !;
r'St qd,,lt I; seS9n % histle t;yEsy a ttf! John
Minnfc Warren sfcUln!, sam t'atcll third,
Trnubatlonr fourth. TiMic, 2:35l4; 2:a,s;;
9:2tl: 2::Httl.
The r,liiling rnce, mile hcats. wns won by
Joe RoWGtt; American second. Thine, ELL ;
1:6St{.
sAliATO0A RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 20--Tlle flve-furlong
tasl, WIS won by Lady la!sebcry; SPRING
field second, anu Boattack third. Time,
LUX.
Tile misunderstanding race wns won
by ElIns 1Nwrence; Gabriel, the. fayorit,
Harlequin won tho mile md one-cfglth
! rnrc for nnlntnmr rltters; Democrat second,
and Terror third. Tl,uc, 500.
The osle~inl1c rAce for beaten horses
was won by Jericho; Lnyaccn second, anu
Bruno third. Thine, l:+5M.
, 1880-08-21

mn raf,Wtc ). r. 1 I,ru r. MIMI;
kfoH on.E- e - - 3Hst ~ 1, ~ MuNta
itnsts1,sI,, nttti W enifn sno nafthesh'
IN; ! ,S;, ,,,, iYT=i :3;rI ,v,,7i
oicIse .fuvn* .nyrsas iip,,s... trrY s;.ba. Il,
~ E%n sdn; a,H1 a1 .s rs nsrss ~. nIs
r!s IL noona iuntJ. IL. near railway. 4. i. ATE.
i70T aAi.E : iNi,iAxA-xy.-- EToSE.FEoET
MAinUN Hill. Is Washinstn1-sI '' '''''"
T17i EIfE-HistY MR. Afi6Y 1ii0IVN. .STTiSY
tVs. snMnTNM CSiHtHs 49, mso ~ Sst.n
n nt,nt Gn. ~ M. III III AnH f"pm hs
- -
HtfNUKf4AN REAL ESTATE
<-~~>e....A~
lfOR H4LE-A HPltENDl19 HOME. UH GOOD
l. bu"ineFa aacAtt9n for doctor !r nent!atf largo
ErDMnda tarxG iipnso And barn. No 70 tarpenttf-rt
nent Mndlanni NIL III cgn1r!eH 9rlGr WI! tata ratt
pay In Hthcr property. GRIFFIN DWIGHT, corner
Washington md ffalstcd-Ffa.
mi; II .E-;im q n. RiiY RE1iTTiT,11. I'M
vrar hsk . tnIst tMt ~ - s,r.nrs m,ina frGra
i.henso~. ~ iii dnMn nnt n nnt XIV rhcsnest pfnn.
fpad iare c ;ioncoo ,uta IN same terms and prees.
fSii = - -; -; :, X =; ~ ;,s - NJ, IL va;r ;I
IND adj.!nina the city. e Sc y ns.r 6oasa..
Park boulevard; eheAn and rAay teTA Uf ytneNt
sold sool. WM.E. fNiw. itnHra u HTriuunn 1ttec.
, 1880-08-21
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Choice for Congressman in
the Third District.
A Large Meeting Of the Friends Of Mr..
Washburne.
IIe VIII Consent to Run II lie Is Nom.
limited.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL.

mated.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL.
MEETING OF Mis- wAsiln,'I.SE's Fn1ESns.
A meeting Ut gentlemen leslrO,Is Ut seeing
the Third Congressional District represented
by the lion. i. u. Wnsliburne was held
yesterday noon Ut tic clrlrroom Of the Sher-
man House. About tlftriy gentlemen, moro
or less, prominently known in business aud
nollt'cnl circles were present, and among
ecoel ;e3 uea1s " I; ni'E ~ ovt + I n c; y R,n,a nj M
f,en. 4, l., fthriiotn nv.Aid 1,,ck;nsn,,'
s.o.'.,1a ,,,".s V';,,,,,n,., tt,,un.t ,,s,a
WcaHo f. n'aihs; W"!s1'', oe"nit' 1iot' y,
kistlef, e. IL. aliil'lker, G. H. Cnrhin. IL. >.
Critchel1. Thomas WaIlfn, anti William
1ionrv ~ wi,inn i ,.,,n ".1S n",ro,od v1I" ~ Aht,ai
Kis -. 49, .ras;a rha ""u a;..a,so,, u ,.,,s n,1.,o
unanimous. AR. 1lsnryT 1logers was chosen
nl'rc, of tho ~ mcntirv '', mr., ' numo,'nccI ] his
rcn,tness tn rec.Iva s,,.,vaa,,ona ~ ,no,ions
ySl Mr. W,linr i In,uircI 1"te''s i u '''''o''
ANYBODY HAD SPOKEN WITH Mr.. WASH
I,rKSE
on the subject of his candidacy and could IT.
form ti,o ,nccttne os to Ills posltIon in TIM
matter.
Gen. Cllet'alil said lie had talked will MIR.
Washbusnc iii regard to tic matter shortly
before hfs departure for Europe lie Ind no
iioa t,at ha ,vo,ld ncrar,, ~ ,,nn,;n.t;o',
..es uat Nv Mo".u "eeep. ""''.'."t'o''' ,.'
hno"'ne Ills p'n!ls ~ cohnect'on "lth some
literary work Which nc wished 10 cnrry out
Ill TIC next tWo or three years. NeSertlie-
less, lie put the question directly to him:
W you should bc nominated ~ the dis
trict Will You acccpt?' Mr. Washbnrne
iepnea: - aoht "aht tao place;
put 1t the nomination Wns tellderc4
81 so@d s not ee aeesps s$' no sss ese efase xS e
.listTict has to tiseharge li,Ht ln,y and
the no'n1,1atlon, was rendered me: att! nc,
sssss nss a sSf o4os sns snHSas y liz
district"
-, trllc Genera! added that llo then asked Str.
Wnshhtirnc II he was authorized to 1nnko
tat statef eosc ad ea ar va saa ii yfs Ss
l4tt TO WY.
Mr.. Floto sattl lc Ind seen Mr.. Wns1lburne
twlGa before l!e ieft, when !te h9d stated MS
statsS Ss,sSpS Syte stestaG}'s,y Gs,sin s 1t 'a just been
Committee If Five to call general meeting
nf Republicans 1t, the district, and tAko all
the necessary preliminary steps looking to
tee. slio'ild arrange for r tic be. hoiilng of =
representative meeting OF tho intluentlnl
y"9rs II the dlsfs n,sc, Int m meeting ea
could issue MI address,.
Afr. Floto Inquired whether, In the opinion
Of the meeting, tho rnnvrlp4:llt'sllonldb be cls~
trey In fayor et Pf Mr. Mnshinrae 9r whether
nar In tho dtstrict: lie clnt!ncd to be M
warm n friend Of Mr.. Wnshburne Us my
body, but he should very much
, 1880-08-21

IHN1 NS+ ClsEtFslshSHs
spsttdt Dt.patth to The cAtedoo TRIBUNE.
CLEvELASn, o., Aug. 20.-ThU game pre-
vented by rain yesterday was plnycd Today.
nntl resulted III a victory for Troy by tho fol-
lowing sc0rps
fHntnGx- .
C!aveIRild. -. ..........! q 0 0 0 o 0 0 o.
Trpy,...,,,.,,,,.,,.,O o 0 l O !. 0 *-5
, 1880-08-21

WtfHTEn-TO RENT,
J{TASTED-rO Kt:ST-DESK-ROuM IN nEalN.
w ahr 1utntlnn, with nte Ut drsk and vault pre-"
fetrcl. AddFo.s II H. 'rEtbuna fItlcc.
~ buscnscnt aulhlble for laundry. -tddrrss II =,
1'tibu1c UatrN.'
IlTANTEll-IU HEST--A NICELY FUHEIS ISHED
w AI,lso in dEst.olnss lorallty Un krth Sdu. Ad-
dress. aivine full particulars. =. !rlhane office.
, 1880-08-21

NuFFALo VS.. WORCESTER
Special Dtspatch to 1hs Chicago 7fthuns4s
BUFFALO, N. r. Aug. 20.-rle postponed
game OF yesterday wins played this after
noon, resulting as follows:
, 1880-08-21

VIycESSEs, lutl., Aug. e0.-An infant
child Of +Jnlnes Conner was scaltleA 10 death
Wednesday,. Its rnutler, who Ind tho slllld
IN her ar1us, picked lip nh urll wl'Ecl. was full
OF boiling ten, whel, tile handle came oil.
The hot liquid literally cooked tho flesh of
tho Infant and Bcnldpd tic hrrnst Of Mrs.
Connors. Death relieved the chlld's suffer-
inps YrafDrfluY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-06

ofthe system which will soon dispense rich.
est blessings on thechildrcn Of Texas. Glance
for moment upon the map of our
broad state, and sec the vast mum
Der of alternate sections of land that have
been set aside for the benefit of the school
fund This is enough to gladden. the heart
of every lover Of free schools and cause the
patriots bosom to swell with pride and emo
ton; Add to the foregoing one-hslf of the
public domain set spsrt by the constitution
and the large amount ret apart by the last
legislature, and the FREQ school man should
not despair of free education in Texas. These
lands, dedicated to the children of Texas,
will, as they settle up, be placed upon the
market and our present fund will be greatly
augmented; and the taxation for school pur.
poses will be correspondngly decreased. The
rapid advance of the various railroads, into
the counties where these lands lie, and the
great thrcng of immigrants that are seek
ing cheap homes in our genial climate
brighten our hopes for an early realisation
of relief from tax,tion and the benehctnt
results of free education in Texas.