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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-03

On motion off. E. Blanchard duly secon-
ded the bill Of jos. A. Trone, reported unfs-
vorably by the finance committee was re-
ferred to the Parish school Board. 4
On motion duly seconded H. w. Tabor
was appointed a committee Of one to con-
tract with Mr.. Morvant for one hAndred
pilings for wharf.
On motion duly seconded the sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars was appropriated to pay
the mortgage note due Thibodaux Fire Co,
No. l, for town lot and the Mayor was au-
thorized to pay said note and have mort
gage cancelled.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized to appoint committee Of three
to receive the plan and Specifications Tor .
q Town Halt now in the hands Of the May
or and make an estimate Of the probable
cost OF building IN accordance with same.
The Mayor appointed j. K. Blanchard, L.
keefe, and H. W. Tabor on said committee.
On motion duly seconded the Council nd
journed.
w. c. Raglan. Mayor.
A.J. PERRIN, Clerk Town CeuAcil.
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council
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For sale.

nNE STEAM GRANULATING PAN.
" capable of granulatin2 fteen to twen
ty hogsheads of Sugar in "a hours.
In complete working order. will sell the
same cheap: s. L GRISAMORE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-03
GARDEN SEEDS,
FLOWER SEEDS,
PLANTS ETC.

Send 90 E. Baker Ia Camp Street. New
Orleaps tor Almanac and Garden Manual
for the South with directions for culture
and price list. Jan-3-s0- lm.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-03
Pickets !! PicEets :!

Seven and Eight Feet
a quantity for sale cheap by j. d.
MACHADO.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL,

.....- Id TOWN HALL, ,
Tuesday, March 2nd. 1850. i
The Town Council of the Town of rhib.,-
O'Clock p. NJ.
Present: w. c. kagan, Mayor, T. Alber-
IL, c: Azema. j. E. Blanchard, H. w. Tabor
and l.. keefe. Trustees.
Absent J. A. Tron6 ,t. ..
The minutes of the previous regular and
recorded. ,s9. -
The following Collectors Renut VIA.
presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
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Charles j. Barker,
Notary Public.

Attends promptly to all business pert ain
pg to said office. Will also attend to col
ections. Office at his residence Lockport
Parish OF LafOurche. oct-35
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T. i. Hart & Co.;
E.J WHOLESALE DEALERS
kco\ Importers, and
NJ Commission Merchants IN
V Groceries l. Drugs
7Sto ~ Tchoupitouslas st.
NEW ORLEANS,
PROPRIETARY ARTICLES
4asrs Bitters, Harris Seidlitz
losder, Hart's Cod Lirer Oil,
41ss Esseace Jamaica Ginger,
.Mngats Worm Contections,
'ussrs Toxla Cough Syrup,
p paertos's Liver Pills,
3"kers Insect Po,cder.
aHd aMmerOus others
-uBlNS FLAvORiNG EXTRACTS.
A Complete Line of
Groceries and Drugs
Always ON HAND.
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To Bal. on hand 597 ~
8 in WOrkm. aceo oLnt 1872 90
Respectfully Submitted,
(Signed) JOS. +. THIBODEAUX.
Treasurer
March 2nd 1880. tf
Theophile Thibodaux Market Master pre
sented his report showing total collections
Tor the month OF February to be ninety
eight aud 25IlOO Dollars.
7 On motion Only seconded the above 10
port was accepted.
The following claims approved py the
finance committee were presented and on
motion duly seconded an appropriation Of
Forty Eight and l5tlO0 Dollars was made
to pay the same BY the following vote.
Yeas: Azeina, Blanchard, Tabor, Albert
and keefe.
Nays: None.
Theo. Thibodaux, 'Collector's Fees l6 IS
= Constable Fees SIS
Market Master lS 90
Thibodaux Saw Mill, Lumber 95o
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Our FALL AND WINTER
STOCK is now complete and we
offer it at lower prices than ever
offered 10 our city We mannfac-
ture all our goods.
, 1880-07-01
Ib ms Et!tEoT ~ The Ehttaep Tribune.

I1otroS, Kas., June ga constant reader
Of n rrs' s f. ny a. 9'smSf 1S
to ynu. II seems to. ,as TINT the ilcpna,llcana
nhy ctunt with certainty o1 ~ Eltstorl yotcs,
sn sii III saush III S DoiaWare md Hew issseyzl!
Electoral! votes This eayes M 9!y NGw , ,,,.r ns ~ ~
issi'%Giie.n ii % vota 6eyoiri ths ,,ecessary SC
tsloctnr4lt votes. Ns,w. what desire from TIE
T,sinusE is ssatonent OF TIE rcnsoits ~ n!n
@ ssss sta!siya's ~! VII sreasy oe'ias' aoHSs:
ID Tho rca aots for expecting to carry Indiana
aru III TINT persons familiar With tho politics OF
tho State, such hs John Z. Now and Secretary
Thompson, confidently predict Republican
Victory; ~ ttlnt tho constitutional amendments
though opposed ily finv. Hendricks. Gov. Will
,a,ns nn.l tho other Bourbon leaders. weru cur-
rlul lust spring by majorities rnnEng from l7.0o
to 10000: tcl thnt tho nartlsnr decision OF tho
ytute Supreme Court an,lulllng the amendments
hls provoked tho resentment Of many votoFs
who favored them: tlJ TINT tho f1lluro nf the
| Cincinnati Convention to nominate Hendricks
bitterly disappointed tho musacH OF tho Ucmo-
cratic purity In Ina!ann md tho nomination Of
English f1r tho empty honor Of tho Vice Frcsf-
,,,lcy WIS 10 sufficient compensation; tc) that
| tho urrny Of tho Solid South nHaEnst tho solld
North h row n,uru distinct md fortnldHblo than
| eyur tctorc ind will nttonate thousands of vot-
ors WIN rnynrctt TIllcn md Hendricks In lHt8.
It s.10,sll be remembered that EnRiah docs not
adti 20 much 10 ths ticket ns Hendricks did to
TINT Of lS,0 and tho belief In l1nncoGk as II
statesman or refurtner slocs mot esluaa thu
fifth at mnny doubtful voters iu 't,ldcn four
| ycurs nso, Tho Gormnn Republicans yotcu tor
rDlIe, In Erc,t numbers: but very few vii! ho
missing 1r,,ul the ranks this year. ~ Tho rcnsons
for oynccttns llcpubtcnh victory III Now York
this full are ~ ttat tho Democratic purity IN the
City Of New York ID torn by discussions: o. thht
rft In if[EUDn3iltGu
, 1880-07-01

THE assitluous letter-cnrrIers Of st. Louis
hopo to roll up the population Of ulat dccay4ng
village to satisfactory figures, hut thus fur thoy
hnyo .lono very little. Tho Poor-Ilouso haB re-
ported 10 inmates, to their lntlnt delight, nnl
tho Union Railway s. Trnnstt Company has
turned lii s0oof Its 1,100 otnployGs Us having bonn
missed. nut boyonl these l!ttlc windfalls no
errors OF my consequence havu boon discovered.
4 few thousand nny In adtlod to tho rolls, but
there's tho vote, with Its damniny evidence,
which will not "uut." Meanwhile tho action OF
tho 1t. Louis newspapers in denying any knowl.
ego OF tho trtto rot,irns and affecting total !g-
nor1uco as to whether tho population Of tho city
Ia ao,uD or G00.00o, excitcs some naturnl eus-
plclol,s 1t looks very much rs II m attcmpt
would bo platlo tn doctor tho roturns IN 1850
ns In 1910. The Census Supervisor will need to
hayo ha wits about him to prevent such re-
anil
, 1880-07-01

SENATOR McDoSAL1,, Mt tho Democratic
ratification meeting Monday night III 1n'lsannr-
ula, being In n hilarious. cbloviatlve, and cxug-
gcrnt!vc nlpttc IF mind. eald:
don. fIancock showed moro statesInnnshfn III
one short order which he Issued after HAsulltnE
command 1T Now Orleans than Gen. Glr1clu
hns ever shown In bis cntlro ltf1.
the independent Democratic papor Of this
city plncos thtsact of stntcsmanshtp In different
light, and moro IN accordance with tho general
understanding Of tho fnots. 1tBays:
There Is come Ersu,nl for tho opinion TINT tho
etNtcsnnnalir displayed III tlnt t,o short order
WIS not 60 m,,rii uGl. Ilnncooka g rs It wn8 4an-
t]row Jo,lnso,is and lcrcnllah y. nRek'B. Gcn.
Hancock ,yns cnrpfnlly instructed III tho Demo
CRITIC stAtes,nunship 0f tho pcr!oa III the City 9r
Washington befaro no wont to takt command III
Nlw Orleans. 1Ie accepted ills stntesnanshlp
from tho I'cnlucrttie authorities, who thMFht
TINT vanqu!shcd Hebos hml r1tthnr lnUT9 rights
yutorB must by Ntl ,nuaIis be thwArto!, md he
put this Bthtrstnnnshtl, ln priGttto IN strict no.
corlRnco With tho Instructions or bis prccept-
, 1880-07-01

Tun Cincinnati papers nro printing elabo-
ratio statements Of tho ntliotnt Of tcloSrnto
matter scft out to tho country FROM Tint city
during tho recent Democratic Convention. Thu
GHzcttc saye:
Tho apocinls to Chicago seemed heavier than to
my other point, twelve wires being oeGtipiGA on
Thursday to that point, nt tho rate uf !,UN to
]:lD0 wni1is nrr tt,ur.' Tho work ut tho Canvptl-
uon WIS In chnrgn or Assistant s.lporintcndcnt
Hoss, Thcru worp employed ut thu Cuilrottiosi
check and messenger hoSs, Truro weso fity-
three virus ruin tn tho Music-llHll, of which fur
ty-riHht weru worked. Sixtcon qnadtNptexes
wcro worked ly tho Convention through tho
main otllca, which Ia cquirnaent u alxty-fmlr
sut,t, In specials, 77U,s worsls; liz yglllnr ro-
ports, Es' 7; total words ~ press. l4t1.lt7. Ln-
cul Incssuges aeilt md rceeiyed 4ul: through,
3l,llS; totn4 tnnssagrs, *s,6i9 IT VIC e,nslicr
twenty words tG II mcasnHc, VIC hnve n Eri.i!t1
totnl Ut lintEG words Que Of tho fcAta Ut tho
bulletin department of thu Company Wals tn pust
tho nomination ut dom Hancock In London 1fl
IhArs tlvu minutes nfttr tho announcement, VIII
tho CrCnCh cable.
, 1880-07-01

=, :. ~. ,.,.,,n
'hs,n"'e" linn ''eto % u.h"' ~ w. ''',,'.s,t "'' .
he s"escs's that It o'H3at 10 % ,'aoe u''',es a
tno A.'sp'ees VI son,o "'le, pl' ,a"'" ,.s
i'snllean iFty, =. n"S usr' '.'''n VI. '.s
o'tot "''spees o.''"'"t i'"' =, ~ ~" , ''.' t ~.
!" ephst.ss 'l'''' "a. '','ss.. :" sn".no ~. ~ 49,.
eo"p'c y. se",e ''4N' 'sl"''se'' 'i',..'.s .,,st
tuoso"st "."t ae"let"'h eA"'''""., .,.H,.. I
the hpaat'I't "'se'.p',l.Ns Ms ~ .'',..';, A.
10 she s5h'e'1' el uoHhcepne ~ ,r "'. ra',.'. a'
lr''nipal' ',ow "''uS's y" s',ss. c .no ]
.nk pat"R'"p,, IN oA!l.tse" .s""1 "' .,, ",,.
I'll" 'c"'''l'A penee.".'e r"p,i IN. '..,.,. -,
WHICH. so"l'entc!t "p"" ''''1' p't'to|'
iFnmoa''s speeeh: ,f
sM at n, .SS WIZ r., rrrs n expci,i-
t,lrcs n,nsa,lstix to tcns oi millions of tlollars.'
his nllesaiiol is q! old oc that Yrs mHo pSI
mi ,srae,l rs M !, rcaa. why ifcy sin, Eniturc
Il snce thnt Srcnt scHasor ,,,d M 5nMi ,s p'r}y .};,
H,,thorty of tic NaiIo,ui C4iaErrss, lMs col,-
sncd moro thnn yenr tn extan,,iE s ttlo oSs H.
=, ~, W. f@c ~ '1I " III ns os sryo,I II, tho
imoka of tl,o Treasury my .lleercrancy whatever
t"co ,, ~ ne H., at es ,,,,y,,
tin allegation to te uil!nun'u,l, 70 the satIsfae-
to OF mo ,s Ssnae ,,a ~ TG IT.. tn ,.nt,;ar ~ frnn,
the stntct,1cnt III Mr rs1,nsn,lI lint tEt teotiou
Of ccrtasn 1;!n 10 th0 frsFeEo} Son, M ~ ,na ~
'rh's in II 81 oao Of tho ibilgs to bo gained by tho
election Of Tint 'nnt'. -.,..
T!tis Is a sinlpln statement OF tile facts. btlt
| II would not l,nve been nnde fy the journnl
lit question had the facts pot bccn 50 patent
and 10 widely known tint any co1,ccalMons
thereof would have made tho inlcr MS rldlc-
ulnus ~ Irumbull has mule hi'nself BY Ills
Misrepresentation. rlies" facts must hHve
been nj well known To !alni rs 10 u1o Dcn'o.
cratic pnunr from which we l,avo quoted, AlltI
there Is something verylng o,, political u's'
honesty Iii tho effort sd prejudice tlio public
and gain partisan advantage by palpnbiE
suppression of tho truth aiNl suggestion oi
falschood.
Nfr. Trumbull committed himself to the
rctluctfo nj a]1sarttunl, however, when nc
called for tho election Of 0cn. linncoek NJ
President to examine tic looks. Ono good
look Mt iieh. IInttc0ck's head Will conslnct
any ordinary observer Of human 1iature TIM
, 1880-07-01

JupaE TnuMnt1LI. Insists "fn tho mimic OF
Col" that tho Democrats pay full proportion
of taxos for tho support of tho National 0orort,-
mont, In ls basc-ball Bi,coch no exclalMctls
Why i'll tho nar,1o at tiud don't they 1.-The lsopsl
tux you Democrats Rly2 lJ4HuHhteF mi! n[,-
plluso.l Don't yol. hAso to Ivy somott,lng-l!
yoiee ma rot anyth!nK }-wssyn Y ~ t,aoyS,tt ,' re
country. iI,t,,,tl lltlghtor unl npnuuse.1 hut
II scci1a tho Republicans drink tt all md lay al!
tho tNxea and rctlucG tho dQbt. Laughter and
Mpplui,scl Now, Isn't TINT uadest In o'tr licput,-
lcln friUtNls2
Tho Judge hat! tho "votce" thurc. hut tho
Republicans como III pretty hcavy OH tho beer
tux, and solnuttmes they oboy 1T. Pulls injllnc"
tipn to tako a littlu wtno for tho stotnact's
sake, and that inotl!eno is protty wcll taxed for
"rpvenuo only"
, 1880-07-01

IT Is not true, rs alleged by some Of tho
Democratic pnpors, TINT Gen. dnrllnkf wns n
u,enlhor OF the Commission that tried mud
sentenced to death Mrs. Surratt. Thu Cons
mission was composed OF military officers. Gen.
Garfield was at TINT time civilian and Il snem-
Tor Of Congress. 1t lB trllg, however, that Cen.
Hancock exhibited gruAt heartlcsncss In son-
ncction with tho execution OF tho woman. llo
WIS In command. snys nh cxchunHc, "of TINT
military department Mt tho tIEno. Mrs. Surrstt,
no doubt, tleservctl her fAte, but Gen. 1inncock
wns not justified Ia refusing TO glyo her tho
benefit Of clergy"
, 1880-07-01
HERBERT SPENCER AND THE WAR OF
TIE nEBELLION,

fAk Llb!4 INV %N1f "$ENAt 1~".S "'' ,I.
close of our War; 1T tho lIcbclllon, IL letter.
from Mr., Herbert Spencer Inns been mnto
public, in tho ro!uinns Of tho Now York
Tribune, seeking to fas.en the cNuscs Of tho
EneItsl, sympathy with tho cx-Confedorates
upon tho loyal people of this country. Tho
letter was written eleven years ngo arltl sent
to Prof. Toumans, Of New York, for pub"
licatlon, but npon tho a.lSicc of friends 1t |
was not printed. Mr.. Spencer lins never
been satisfied with ils withdrawal, a1tl has |
insisted that 1t slinlI appcar. which accounts
for its present publication ut timp when
| Its force is spe1ls, II It ever had n,,y. alll
wien It can effect M other purpose except
to grntlfy personal ynnisy or revive unp'cas-
mt memories Of events that Ind hcen coli
signed to oblivion. At tho tlma OF its writ
Ink It was thought by Prof. Spcncer's friends
1t might arouse 4 prejudice against him; lle
| will llavo only himself to blanc II 1t nrostso
a similar prejudice now, as tic publication Is
| OF Ills own seeking.
Mr.. Sponcer's letter is Utmost entirely
made III Of cxtrnc.s from English nowsINs-
pels, intended to show that, lOwMto January,
lSUt, English opinion WIS favorable to tho
North, opposed to secession, alld hostile to
tho sprcati Of slavery. llo does not deny ttsat
after TINT ti.ne thero was cllango Ut opinion,
but ,,o charges this ct.lliEc upon tho sl,spl-
| c{ous md hostile manner In Which tho North
crn people regarded hts couMtrymcn. 1t
scr,,,s hardly worth whio for Mr.. Spencer
10 wait until tlis lutte tlay TO mike sucl, MI
extraordinary statement M tl,ls, which would
tto tliscrcdtt to n pett1fogger. Taking Alr,
SlHl,eur's own statement, VIZ tnd tint before
the Wur actually brake out, n,,d wlilo thero
, 1880-07-01

Tlrn cotton.spinners of Englansl claim that
owing to tho condition ot tht cotton market
they eAnnut Atrur1l tu pny thofr uptr1ttlrca evet
the present rnte ut wnfca. Al! extensive seFtAe
ia tne,nten In consequence. At Hoohsnlo anti
other placca tho mlli.nwntrs sNy tfHt theT havo
Dct,u running 1T II it,ss f0r aolno tinle.
, 1880-07-01

EDUCATED by Government, fed MID clothed
by Guyrrnmrnt, pr'Inntcd By Government, and
codtltett In n good Government oE'ce from hoy.
hood to old ago. THAT, in brief. is 1tn. Iancocks
experience. Educated by his OWL cnrtlest If
forts artl bitter eclf-tcntnl, tcRctinE otiora ns
ho hnd been tnuglt lighting for his country M
pleasure md tlt1ty, not ns profession, rep
rcscnting his peuplo bravcly. Wisely. md we'll
nlue ters III Congress tintt, in brlcfs Is tho cx-
pcrIcnco Of Gen. GnrIle!d. Which has shown tho
bettcr stuff, tho higher cApaclty for sclf-Kov-
ernmcnt, n.ld 80 for tho government IF others.
the greutcst Versatility, tho widest knowledge
rcnrlr2
, 1880-07-01

SEVEN coiil-ct,unaerfciters wero captured
In Pennsylvania yeatur,lny by United Htnt4s do.
tcctivcs. Tho engravcr nf tho slN couti~
trrfcit noe hns not yet been captured. hut Mr.
Drt,nks, Chtof If Detectives, hoI'es TO ha7t tho
party In his gr,sr ut MI enrty day.
, 1880-07-01

SENATOR CAMERON, WHO Is at present Mt
tho White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, writes to de-
cline tho Craftsmanship Of tho Republican Mt
tio,al Committee OIL tho ground of lll.health.
lie aays that In thus netting ho follows tho advice
Of bis physicians. lie promises, hnwevcr. to
give his best efforts for tho succcsa Of tho hc-
nblirAu ticket rs soon hB his henth Is sufficient
Js+ raHtnrrsi.
, 1880-07-01

: (iEy, HANCOCK was made full Mator.Qc'a-
erul II, July, 1910, Tho pay ct that o'f'ce Ia
$7,bO Tor tho tirst avo yqars, nQ4 an addition OF
10 per cent on tho original amount upon tho
rpoupptton Ut zach turn Gf Aye years. Iii
July, 1871. hts pay was Increased to sS-a0s III
July, ls;9 to 5000. and 1t ho rota.ns bis position
to July Of next year It will bo advanced to es 60
This IL exclusive OF nil tho allowances attached
10 tho poyIuon. lt0 draws about $ia,00o year
from tho National Treasury, Notwithstanding be
Ii ~ Htntt.- t.-supEonAoY" man.
, 1880-07-01

Lonp JUSTICE Co1.Els,i,uE rendered n tie.
eleiu,, Yesterday which will hnvo peculiar lnteF-
cut fur Americans. In tho cnse OF lsttrnnrtl, It
to,accn n,errhnnt, who had obtained sl4 ,fa for
stc,ls destroyed by tho Alabama, It was decided
thnt I,urnnnd shonll pity the ,ndncy to tho ,itl'
,,crwritcr t,ccanse tho Inter Ind pald Insurance
nr tim 1s,Aa
, 1880-07-01

Mn. Ot.MsrEAD MosLEY, of Illinois, aged
&c, Is yisittny hls 1nothor. Mira. Sarah 5Iosluy,
ngct Ill yenrs, Mt Madison, Ind, utter I'M ab-
sonco of forty-seycn years. Tho old 1Rhy WIS
surprised 10 learn that Van Huron waAt't elected
u second tlmo. She hasnt Just kept tho run Of
politics elnco her son wont nway.
, 1880-07-01

q DAN Dou0nEErY tas an enytous nntl Ill.
kiu.l ttlttutor In tho Philadelphia Donfl Ut
Guardians Of tho roor, o1Iu Uf tho tnc1n0vrs Of
which, III presenting canl!tlate for agent OF tho
almshouso, ironically described him Ms tho SUI
perb"; nnd promised that ho would "tako bis
gent II no.u1nntod-no, II nlcctcd."
, 1880-07-01

AN IntlIann solior rises to remark TINT no
MuJor- uencs1,l Of regulars ean got tho votes OF
tho "boyB" In that HtRte. They've iio affection
for West Point murt!nots. '''fo0 many scoll0ps
WAS what a.cd thuso fellows fu tho ar'1Iy, aald
ton many scolIops MI them now" said this re-
tuurknbIY fruuk IfuOSicr, d.
, 1880-07-01

THE Sny lcycc OH tho Mississippi gayo way
Tucs,iny night, and tho water poured III with
great ralplty, ilUed[ng tho tottom lRnds in tho
vicinity, destroying Thousands ot turcs Of wheat
and corn iasls, ard devastating strip ot torn
tory forty miles luug hy tun lnllca wstle. Tho
peopso liad to eo for theIr tlyes, and many took
rofuye on tho clnbatlkments, not hAvinR time Ia
nuke their why to tho hvh grounds. Ono fnnl-
ily, consisting Ut tlyG porso,,s, WIS drowned.
Tho creyasso ut lust accoanta WIS Eno feet wide
and WIS bolng continually enlarged. Thu loss to
property Is estimated 10 bp oycr $i,0oO,0W The
tAacks Ut the Burlington & Quincy and tho Chl'
cn+5o s. Aitou ltnIlrpads aro thrcatonod bolow
Quincy. .1,tI tsaycl un 10th rua,s Myona thai
point will hnvc 10 10 suspended for several days
, 1880-07-01

ONLY tho JcsWtts weru proceeded agntnst
yestcriny hy tho Frcneh authorities. The othor
religious or.ierH will IN given further 0ppor-
tuuIty to oraltr,ixe ,,sler tho law. Tho 0nvnrt,-
mont 1nns not tccl ron.,9oht cnouHh u enforce
tho t1ccrncs nHAirAt thotr.
, 1880-07-01

AIR. ENGLISH docs not seem to bo yery
pop,iar lit Indiana. The indianapolis SentiHtl,
II l,cmocs1,tic orgnn. refuses point hlhnk to sup
port him, Notwithstanding frequent soltcisu-
ttor.s und oven threats OIL Mr. Enxltsh'A Part.
Thu hostility IT tho Sentinel proprietor Krowl
out OF tho r1thor s.,arp manner III which Mr..
English treated him In Il loan transaction some
NpnrA nUA.
, 1880-07-01

4 FEW days ngo 1t was fiat. biasplcmy for
ans Democrat to doubt tho co.porosIty Of Sam
TItdon's barl; but alroady VIC hayo 10 nlRck-
burn, Of kentucky, cxclainltng, '"Thoro WIS q
Id sight Of blow about 1t. Why, III flvO yearss
commencing III 1s74, tho pollurlous old clss only
aunnt H1n9 NM .-' 49,
, 1880-07-01

THE lion. John W. Forney Is only ono OF
tho 1nAny tlnont Republicans who WILL op1tly
nsIypcnt6 tho election ut Gen. 1{hncoek.-EtnctN-
tlatt E,4F!trer.
Anothpr "onp out OF mnny," quito In power
ful and Influential as Mr.. Foruoy, IL Bauhosor-
Of Arts biuilutt. Hos recruit worth Dragging
of. II he has half chanco, ho'll rut u n,ansard
rflaf on UuurpCk.
, 1880-07-01

A CURIOUS custom tl,at !las little hasls III
reason or x,,0t aunso ls " the Sun fruuclsco lp-
1ttfn po3nts out, tho uso OF an initial lotter bt-
tween tho Christian nano and tho surname. w
f;amuo j. TlItlc Jat1,cs Il. Garfield, itutherf0rl
Is, IInyrs, Tho practice IL Vt comparatively re-
, 1880-07-01

pnEsln1;NT HAYES, It appears, doesn't
read I1tE ClilcAuo TRInuNE.-SpinAdelh tNlJ
Journal. a.. ."s1-
No, he roads tho Springfield journal, md TINT
dIacournges him. Occasionally ho gets IL glimpse
ot tho Fromont tO) Battle Cru Of Freedom a1ll tho
Muryland 4leat-4i1, but ordinarily, when ao gcta
through With his Springfield Journal. ho !oeaht
euro for my moro newspapers. Whether this Is
On nocpunt OF tho s.lperlatlvo goodness Of tho
Jol.r,a tho fullnoss of Its news, and tho wisdom
OF Its editorials. no fellow has bcon abl0 to lind
uut; but probably It Is 10.
, 1880-07-01
(ioN,tAN, Of California, IL trying lnrtl to

t'oN,tAM, Of California, IL trying llnrd to
Rut buck Into the Republican 1nrty at lluu,o;
but tho people thoro dun't wAnt him. Scvcnl
wnrd meetings 1T snn Fratscssro have nlrcotay
adopted resolutions setting forth TINT. M Cor
lla.n atnmpcd tho State for tho Democratic
tiokct and refused to rcstRn iiE rlncn aa u,utr-
bcr Or tho Nntional llcpubltcnn Committee. hIa
services In tito coming campaign nro not re-
qtCBtci. Tho County Committee and tho stnto
Central Committee hnve bccn Instructed 10 tso
thclr "intil1nneo to discourage md tlIscoun-
tenltrco tho employment ur said George T. Cor
hum to stump tho Stato for tho Republican
party believing thnt IL will tt1ftnto ag,lfust o-
publican victory In tho 8tatc,"
, 1880-07-01

FURTHER returns received by Consl,s7S'lper-
visor Wright indtcato that tho FORMULATION ot this
civ will not fail far abort Of boo,o01 1n1octa.
so,oe persons who aro vol! posted It, kttch mat"
toss thlnk that tho population will exceed TINT
, 1880-07-01

SEvEnAt. young tonfcrs 'lave recently hcel'
nrrrsted tnr Insulting !astlcs at ttncoln Park.
Superintendent 0'tJonnci II fDtcr,ntuctl TINT
lu.,es must be tsEn.utc In thu public tnrs '1t1si
p,,h!ie ths,roughfnrs. and in th'a n,nttct hu 's
Only sustaining ilia pruvts,,ls honorable record.
, 1880-07-01

TIIE cool, beautiful weather wenre having,
cosnpurod with tho roasting, swoltoslng ataios-
phrro down East, proves tho innrasurablo a'l-
lerlortty of ChtoAXo US atsummeF- resort over all
Baratogn, Nowport. Long Branch, Cups May,
or ,uy other hot places an1 hs9h prices IN tho
EnRt.
, 1880-07-01
ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.


nocMEsrsIG, N, y, Juuo 0Q-Tho Comlnonco-
ulant ut tho University Ut Rochester took pllco
today. Twouty- -four A. II. and four H. degrees
wora conferred, uIi.l sixteen 4. II. degrees III
courso. Among those receiving tho ae9reo ut
LID. was Iudgu Albion ". 1nnrjoo, Of Denver,
Gt,lt., ,luthpr III ~ Fnals Errauu," and u Ernl-
uAkc VI tho University.
, 1880-07-01

TuE Memphis tarahlnc|,o says that tho
poputAtlon of Nuw Orleans, ~ tho toylsotl ccn-
s,,s rot,trt,s, will not exceed 10000. slight dc.
Grouse slteo 1s,O. Now Orleans bus heretofore
bcetl reported as showing M lhcroaao OF por
cent, Tho population In 1870 waa ivl,4l0,