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THE NICARAGUA CANAL
Grant win be rendered the Prssidsnoy
Of the Company.

OF the company
WASHINGTON. July 20-In order to
fully explain u recent dispatch from
Gslena about General Grant proposing
to 20 to New York to accept position
offered him there, it may De stated au-
thoritauvely that a. soon as Captain
Phelps returns to the United States,
which will be about the 25th inst, there
will bs held in New York OF philadei-
phis, a meeting Of tho provisional society
Of the Nicaragua Canal Company. The
object OF the meeting Is to formally
tender to General Grant the Presidency
oi tho company, and to decide
upon future operations, the hrst
aud most Important oi which IL to send
down to Nicaragua corps oi compe'
tent engi IeeIs TO make n final survey
aud 10 at on of the route ot the canal,
THIS I 20 her with some minor details
will constitute the business OF the meet.
ing The full details of Capt. Phelps
report OF his trip to Europe IL looked
for with intcp st by all the friends ot the
canal. Ii is known that his mission
was iullv successful. The gentlemen
interested in the canal scheme aye quite
positive that the great work will he un'
der way by or before the first OF Feb
ruary next The necessary funds to
start aud complete tho work arc as'
sured
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
The Secretary 0f the Interior at
napOlis, Last Niwht.

lSDIAxAroLis, July fO.--Ths Repub
licsns opened the campaign 10 this city.
tonight, 10y an immense maAs meeting
ut tue wtgwam. The TACT that Secretary
Schurs had consented to make the al.
dress OF the evening had the effect Of
Tarkin. the immenss building with m
tn husiastic audience. ~ho frequently
manifested their concurrence In the sen
,imtnu expressed by tho speaker 10
loud bursts al applause.
On being introduced. Secretary Schurs
came forward. aud was greeted with en-.
thusiastic applause. lie bessn isspeech
- follows:
"ln response TO the invitation with
which largc number OF tho citizens ot
Indianapolis have honorol me, l shall
speak 20 you only on fcw Of the Qucs,
tions which will bs discussed In the
present contest: on those, ! mean. which
como directly home to you. ] shal, al.
dress myself 10 tho conservative busi
ness mon Of the country. whose interest
In politics 10 only that OF the public
good. l shall appeal not 70 your pas
sions. but to your reason, and. without
any resort TO the artiflcrs of oratory, give
you . plain pr tactical talk. The lanvu age OF
party warfare 10 apt 10 ay 10 violent eK.
agserations, for ths purpose of produc.
ing strong impressions; the language of
reason kn common sense will abstain
from them. Let me say at the outsct,
therefore, that do not agrrc with those
who speak of the present moment ~
the greatest crisis IN the history of
American affsirs. The questions We
have to dispose oi are not those OF tmme-
diate life or death, but the bearins they
have upon the future welfare OF tho M.
ton, and upon thoss interests which
most nearly affect us. important enough
TO make US consider wsll what We ars
doing, 10 cali for our best judgment and
a sstrsnuous effort TO put that judgment
into execution.
lie continued his remarks at great
length, reviewing the past history Of the
two great parties nov about 10 enter In.
to struggle tor the control OF the gov.
srument during the coming Presidential
term. claiming that the Republican par
~ had, since Its elevation ~ power. psr-
formed greater services To tho nation
bt4N suy oteNt toNtsSSS SsUessssessSs IS
he history Of the country, and nov pre-
sentsd itself before the people on the
owe of another Presidential election
without = stain on It's garments. Refer.
ring TO Gen. Hancock, hs said: "lis isa
gentleman Of irrsproachsbls private
character, which I shall bo sorry TO see
any effort made To discrsdit. AZ . sol.
dier he has shown signal bravery aud
skill in tho handling OF troops under
difficult circumstances, and bis name
has been Identified with some oi tho
most splendid achievements Of the war.
For all this every good citizen will honor
. deserving general" He questioned.
however, whether hs was the kind OF .
President the country Lss.ied In "thess
piping times Of peace" lie then pro.
cesded with his argument. and at 10
conclusion VAS tho recipient 0i . storm
Of applause. which lasted for some min.
utes.
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SPAIN.
Highly Important. u True.

LONDON, July 20.-A Madrid CORES.
pondent says: When Queen Marie
Christina came to Spain she only 10.
tainei one Austrian attendant, . young
and able physician, who insisted at the
end OF June, on account Of Her MAJ.
esty's health, on the transfer Of the
court 10 Lsgranjs directedly alter Oortss
has separated. The spanish doctors
hardly concealed their jealousy OF the
foreigner, who now advises the
King to prolona the slay of the court
at Lsgrauia until after the Queens con.
dnelDent, which 10 expected ia August,
when the heat In Madrid will be very
great. Tho senior spanish physician
has Resigned. aud others would have
iollow wed his example had not the Mug
declined To receive his resignation. The
opinion Of tie Madrid physicians 10,
that with care the heat might not be
dangerous. Premier De Castillo sharrs
this opinion. tie considers Lssranis q
Palace ,nsu fficient for the state OF the
ceremonies attending the birth OF the
heir TO the throne. The Austrian ply.
sicisn sturdily defends his views. The
Queen prefers to remain At Lasranjs.
The nArthausks 81 Manila.
MADRID, July 2O-An official dis
patch from Manila says: Ths eonse-
Quences Of the recent earthquake we're
ss disastrous In the provinces Of the
Island of Luseon ~ IN the town oi Ma
nilla The inhabitants OF the latter
plscs we're panic stricken. The aathor-
tiles are doing oil In their power 70 ALE
yiate the distress
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ARTHUR's ACCEPTANCE.
An Improvement ON asraeld's Effort.

WAsuINGroN, July % There are hut
few officials now ia Washington whose
opinions are really worth anything, but
among the army oi Republican clerks
the opinion is decided that the letter oi
GcIerd Arthur, accepting the Vice
Presidential nomination. is more vigor
Gus sui candId than that OF General
Garhr'd's. Ga all sides the expression
is heard that there ia no hypocracy IN It,
aud that he unuurdens himself ~ II I've
meant tn express himself. whether by ~
doing he caught votes or not. Tho more
slslwart Republicans accept the letter
with absolute glee. A good many be-
Hove that senator Conkhug had some
thing to 10 with its preparation, and
that there are passages in It which can
ho Irad hrtween tho lines.
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INTERESTING READING.
Tho Opinion OF Justice swayne on tho De-
Golyer Contract

W NSuINGroS. July 20 In MAY. 1878,
tho firm oi pcIiolyer 4 Mcclellan
brought suit in Cook county, Illinois,
against ChIttendsu, who WAS the agent
ni the firm who secured the Washington
payrmrnt contracts. and through which
GENERAL Gartield received his i've thous.
and dollar lee An appeal Was taken by
the iirm from the decision at the court
To the Supreme Court, IN which an
opinion was delivered in 1879 by Mr..
Justice Swaync. la the course ut the
opinion Justice Swayne held as
fnlia,s: The agreement with
Grn,ta Garfield, member
oi Congress. To pay him 5000 as con
tiugcnt leo Tor procuring "a contract,
whirh was itself made To- depend upon a
future appropriation hy Congress, Which
appropriation could only COME from a
Committee oi which lao Was Chairman,
WAS "A sale at uihcial influence which no
veil can coyer against the plaincst prln-
ciplrs ui public policy. No counselor
a,.iaw while holdiug high oihce has a
Iisht tn put himself IN a position oi
temptation, aud, under pretenso nj max
INK legal ap,um"nt, exert his official
Intlucnre upon public officers dependent
ON his future actions. Certainly Courts
oi Justice viii never lend themselves to
enlorce contracts obtained by such in'
tluenCrS.
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WHEEIING w. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 21 1880

superseds stillsd minsrs, and that they
can bs succsssfully operated by men
without Q single DAYS experience. Of
courss this remains to be demonstrated.
While thsre can be no objection 10
the operators mining by machinery,
even II practicable, there 10 no
overlooking tho fact that It's introduce
ton would be followed by scenes that
no one would care 10 contemplate In
advance, for $1,000 men out OF employ.
msnt In q territory OF 80 or 40 square
miles 10 q serious thing to contemplate.
Neither human reason nor mOderd civ
ilisation can forecast or prevent the pos
abilities Of the future.
The problem is one that demands
prompt and serious thought. The min
Ing interests OF Ohio were never before
on the eve OF such crisis. The result
OF the Presidential canvass may depend
on the events Of the next ninety days In
Q single mining district.
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An Appropriation Asksd For.

Say FRANCisCo, July 20,-The Cham.
ber OF Commerce at its regular quarter
ly meeting to-day adopted q resolution
asking the Congressional delegation to
advocate liberal appropriation for az
tending OF work OF the United States
geographical and typographical surveys
Wsst oi the one hundrs,lth meridian and
for . marine survey Of the coast Of Cali-
iornia to Alaska-
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1USoIA.
Bonbody Auss Uu1ss.

LoxDos, July s0.-A dispatch from 81.
Petersburg says: Should the dispute
with China not lead 70 Q var u 10 very
possible that Russian dsss may ~ TO
Cores, towards which tho Russians look
with longing eyes. The Popes uVe its
annexation. The great importance of
Ooree - basis Tor privatesr warfare. tho
only Russian weapons against England,
u sufficient TO warrant the undertaking.
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EARTHQUAKE.
New England slightly shaken
Up Last Night.

MILyoRD. N. H., July D.-There was
q smart shock Of earthquake here st 7
o'clock this evening, causing buildings
to trsnible considerably.
Oosroo.ooE, N. H.. July O.-1hers
vas q sharp shock Of earthquake about
7 o'clock this evening. The motion wss
rapid from the south with 81 eastern
tendency. The shock lasted several
seconds. with . peroeptibls sound.
MAxcanrEn N. H., July 10. An
earthquake OF consider able violence Wis
tied this city shortly tsfor, O'Clock.
Dishes aSd pictures were shsken down
la many llscra
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FRAHCp.
Rooh sfort's Hatred Of Gan bstsa.

PARIs, July e0.-Rochefort, In the
Isindnsigtani. repudiates all idea OF lay.
ing siegs u 0ambetta's seat for Belle
vile. lie does not wish 10 become .
Deputy. ~ no fears that when no has
breathed Tor some time the same air IN
the Chamber, it will DO difficult not 70
gradually melt into tho same opinion.
orevy Becoming Alarmed.
President 9revy visits tho Aeet at
Cherboury at the end Of the month.
This, il is said, indicates thit he has
made resolution not 10 allow dambct.
IA too much prominence.
Health Of Marshal Bsssiu.
4 telegram from Madrid states that
Marshal Bazain 10 in precarious health.
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aDRAAa z.
Military oAesrs ootas 70 rufk

Military OAoss 0otns 70 Tuftsy.
Bssr,x, July N.--It 10 STATED on good
authority thai ssvsrsl san officers, Who
are ready 70 20 70 Constantinopls 70 70.
oruniss the militssy inssi,uuous Of
Turkey, will leave the German service,
bat viii be sllousd 10 resume their
present rank after performing their
task. The AFFAIR vili bs arrsnsed quite
prisssaly, % ihss ths German 0sverp-
msut vin tate no n rspoaSbilhy ehs,.
ever.
Tns AA.ipa, osa xss o. - "a ~.
lxa,ix, July N.-A dispassh hoA
g. Peter bury says The C.as hss tAhA
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p.,,l Railroad Aeeideat.

HARrFogp. July 2n.-A freight train
ON the Connecticut Valley Railroad Mas
thrown from the track by mlsplaeed
ssitch. Conductor Beacon Was ki,lrd
and Frank S,ullmau. cGsinceT, aud VIZ
liam SIauntoa, fireman, were severely
injured.
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,rarrlhla RaIn storm.

CAglIsLE. PA. July 2O.-A terrific
rain storm occurred last night. the water
running iour ieet deep In the roads
MANY houses were flooded, crops much
injured. and many cattle killed oy
lightning.
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AUurRIA.
The Proposed Naval Dsnonssr

The Proposed Hsvai Demonstration.
ViEHHA, July 9.-No formal proposi.
ton for the naval demonstration In
Turkish waters has yet been made.
The Powers have merely been sounded
on the subject. Austria and Gsrmsay
are willing 70 participate.
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usyspapsr Bold.

ToLxDo, July 0-The CooH~oa!
nexspsper estsblishusnt has besa s.M
by J. n. Brown, assignee. 70 NJ. =. W.
search, late of Coshoeton, Oaios vee =
sumsd control Of the paper to-day 1t
viii remain q under Ia iofmss manage
pent-Rspuh uhlinn inpolities.
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the unusual step Of writing . letter 10
Admiral Lsvosty, expressing the hope
that he will have occasion 70 distinguish
himself at the heed of the Psci1o hsst.
Altar this the Marquis Tsens will and Il
more difficult 10 70 to St. PstersbuH.
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Oons 70 usv nsgtee

Hrw Yors. July % -3he Brooklyn
Eagle ssys: John q. Ksss6s', ss.osssy
and cDunsrllor. .stlsv. tosmesiy Assist.
an, Corporation Counssl. be- Quilted
Brooilyn and gone TO HsW nsxsco. Hs
aGairs have bsen left 10 . vssy sesas,s'
factory STATE, and Il b allsGad thss be
hss failed 70 sccoast ies lssus sswe q
money beionsing 70 his ci,snia. which
vers iEtrus,ed 70 him Tor lnvsstmsst.
Soms cav Kuosbel's liabilities - hia
clients viii reach over eioo, ,0M
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wILniseros. n. O.. Juiy M-etspasa
Rich, rison, eoiored, les eve, i.s ss.
t,r,d the houss Of bic iashss-is.lav.
Robsst Peiassy, aad ktlise hc o:sce
Lrlav asd pssSss,y hiAIlg ist.ssA ss
stis sad haA~4a-hs. AAsea'assevo
arrested
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s:s oa.Ssli .....
Uacias stxss ot ~. ~
RAILHoAb BoEpa-Actiye and Ia the
main strong.
SrArs BoS ps-Dull.
SrNks- The market Was strong ani
active throughout the entirs day and
price, rose steadily from the opening TO
tho close. with the exception ui . slight
reaction about noon. The highest prizes
oi the day we're generally current Ia the
tinal dealings, when the advance on Tho
dAy . transactions ranged trou 4 tu 81
per cent, the coai shars. Irpn Noun.
tain aud Michigan Central leading IN
the improvement A prouiurat lea.
ture oi specu Was tho buoyancy of
lhsnver aud RIO Grands, which rose 81
psr cent. The rise Ia this stock
VAS partly in sympathy ~ith
tho lArge demand Tor tho bonds
Of tho company in Europe. aud partly
on Advices fiom LeadviIle that ths bus.
iness offered the company at that paint
10 10 excess OF transportation facilities.
Tho earnings oi the road show ~ IN.
crease ot 81, ,uOO Tor tho second wvk ot
July. The coal shares aud lrun Noun.
tain were favorAhlv affected by the re-.
ported Improvement in tho iron trade.
Canada southern Was exceptionally
weak, aud declincd u por cent.
THE transactions un the bta,k Ey-
change aggregated 2s2 shars. oi
which 0,0D we're G.. &. 4 &, ~ 90
Delaware. lAcks~anna and Western.
II 100 Delaware sud Hudson, $500
Ere. 1900 Hannibal aud - joseph,
$500 lrun Mountain. il,1N k,n.ss
aud Texas, 1000 LAkc S.orc. - 40
Michigan Central, v 2OO Northw wrs,,,n.
&.U0 Nashville aud lhatianuogi. 27.0O0
New Jersey Central. 500 Nov York
Central. 3a.000 Uhio aud Mississippi,
l%,0O0 Ontario aud Western. i. 100 rs-
cidc Mail. 1900 ~ Paul. ts(O ~. Paul
aud Omaha, 800 Union Pacific, 400
Denver and Rio Grsndc, 900 Wabash
Pacific, 1000 Western Union. aud 1000
Rock Island.
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fnoDUOK.
u sw YopB.

Nsw Yeas. July -. - Cotton Dull
At II Is l8lail l6.i8c, futures easist.
Flour - Firmj Teceipis u 900 harrels;
superb Inc western and state % 76t2l< 70;
common IN good eItra - 2Sla I 90, good
TO choice ~ 1907 90, Whit. wheat sltrs
u hsd,S 90; eItra Ohio o. i0(s7 90;
II. Louis ~ bGa,7 10; Minncsois rat
cnt process 81 0otss 10. Wheat Tn.
settled sud lower. ungrsdrd spring
Si o., No. . Milxsukrs ti iOlfi II,
ungrs'ied rel sDcfI&i IS. No. 3 do.
81 lDtsl Is, No. 2 red tl 1901 lbk,
steamer No. 2Si iOici ~. ungrsded
white 81 l2tsl IL: No. 2 81 l9(si -.
No 10. sales 10, 900 bushels. 81 lti6a
l 10; No. 2rsi, sollrr July. salea 80, ,0nO
bushels. At si usitsi I 0Dt. seller s.p.
teinbsr sales i16. 90 bSsl,-ls. st 81 Gsl0s
l 09. Corn-we~ r~eipb t37 OoO
bushels. uDprsi-d 4GffiDic, No 3i7c.
steamer yellow tDc; No . tDat ic, Ipw
miIcd blc, No . ~hil. hJ.c. y"
seller July iiFa iDic. sli.r Ausu,i tyd
~ telcr srptmhef i"i6t ic usls
- Moderately active aud bi.D.i receipts
~ ,Uo hUsh, /. n,isrd w.ti,rh 3t6 57i,,
whit. ~en,rrn 3iis ~. liza, fun st
BOdsr. Hops FIfo, NJ Il vh,Lsbg.d.
COd., QUE, and unchanged suysf--
Steady and IN iair demand, fair 10 good
| refining 7ts7tc. MoIsrse, Quiet and
unchsI ged kys-ln fsir demand. To-
tFoltuu,-- SominsIly dull. United 9sic;
crude 7in7ic. r6u.i i0ic 1Hllo~--
Fairly sc,,ye At Bits5 SiGc kosin-
ht~sdy aud unchanged 1urIsniinr-
Firm.r al 20 kyy,-Duli aud u,sh
N itfsibc Pork Fun. uss m,w
| si3 7js IL on iLri-firm. Get M.sis
---Qairi and hfm; hong ri-si 7ic; short
clear 7ir Lard Quiet Hid Wesk,
priu.e steam 81 ibtd7 ~. latter i"s -.
port Batter Ia god q. .msnd and
arm NJ ittd2bc Chvsss F.rm si 6iGS
So whisky Doll.
CsicAso, July 20 Flour Qnst
and Arm. whA -un,eukd hut y. q.
.rally loser. No 2 rra winter ~; No
2 Chicago sprrv aiifs sie cssL; No
s~llsr July, ssit5sJe ,eilr Ansu.i;
&c y lISr sen, ntsr. so s s2itssSr;
rvj~ct.d Sic. tor Ubp.iik q tui y. n
orally higher snd rh~hrs Ssh O. 37te
ca b, s7tc sslI~r Jal, 36ic seller Ausu.,.
| sic 30 sel.r b~pi, mbsr. Osls
Psiriy srtiy~ o. d o shsde higher st 2sc
cash; 22ic seiks Aorusi; 2zlc bd
ssilss heptsmtsr. kys sni L.sI~,-
Steady aud unehsis 4. Pork tsr ns
and higher q Si3 751it % cash 1it Oh
hid seller Jolly; eI4 % s-IIss August:
% esWllsr bsptsn,bet Lard-Acsiv~,
Am and hishsS Of O. 20 cash: 70 20
bi ssiler August; 30 Is bsd seller B-,.
tsabss. Buls Ms.t.-Q Qa,.t aid vn.
chspssd. wbisky - Btssdy and IN.
TelDo. yaly 30.-Wbsee- RssIer;
No. > shits wsisah co.; M. . red
Walsh spot u ooi; seller July @!c;
ssiiss Ausuet and September Ok; 10.
3 I'D q 10; M. . vsbssh We: MIR It'd
oor; No. snhr lli,s0i- u o.; No 3
rsd pixsd 60. cosp-Dull; hL b
uiSed lote: No. 2sICt ~ E;- irtestsd
DC; dsssssd Nie. os,s- Dali AID
| IAiiaSasi HsisA . - RAs.l
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N noLAup D.
A Probability that Moro Gold Wnl b
Ixportsd.

Loxpon, July D-The riss 10 the
prices Of American srcuriiiea are due In
q considerable degree 70 the spprehen..
sion that the state Of exchangs viii
noon necessitats gold shipmsps 10 New
York. Il 10 understood that the rate of
exchange between Paris and New York
nov admits Of gold shipments, and y 70
reported ttas considerable Of the bullion
received from the East by the last steam
ar, vss bought In open nsstss hsss sos
export
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Obituary.

CnicAoo. July D--Jsm"s Brosn,
General Western Pa, ,~ngrr Agent oi
the New Yrrk Central raiiToSI. died
this evening after . lingering illness At
his residence At ll2 Wabash svenu..
lie Vas widely known and thoroughly
esteemed among railroad men Of the
west aud east.
Bosroy, July n-Ths Count Louis
Frsnosi, D- Pourtciss died yesterday
10 Beverly, Mao. The Count came "
this country about tho sane time a.
Aggisis. whose pupil and fellow ~ort' .
he became After the death of Apgisli.
he appointed keeper Of the Aas@um OF
Com psrstive Zologv. which posilion he
retained 10 the clos. oi his life.
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The Prohibit.oa Candidate Aeospss.

Poxrtaxp, MANS, July - --ti~ncral
Neal Dox has written . letter scc-ptiny
the nomination for ths Presidency N
the National Prohibition party. Ah'r
commenting at length on ths evils of the
LIQUOR traffic and the respsctabilty OF
the Prohibition movement, he oon'
cludcs: 81 consider the object ol the
Prohlhitionists Of this country 70 b oi
great importance 70 the interests ot the
Nation and people. Ass!s fron its he.r.
ing upon the religious welfare OF ~
people, ] consider the Suppression oi 'hs
hauor traffic ~ be- aL object ot Lar greet.
Sr political importance than any other
now claiming The s,,setion OF The coan'
Try.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
EIhANUR
II 90 York.

Esw Yoax. July 0-Moxuv- Easy
at 393i psr cent, closing at per cont.
Prime mercantile paper SsAi per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankers' bills steady
ct tSs}; demand at <Stl. Produce eI.
ports ior the week ts.9lB,0O0.
SILvsa-At London 62i pence; bar
silver hero il6l; subsidiary silver ooin
k4l per cent discount
GovssAnsnn-Cuist aud generally
drm.
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The operators in the above usmsd
districts, when the lockout takss plae.,
will tntroduse minine machines, @ st
lsass thas b he avovsd intsnttoa, IL 70
elained tns them that thsyl ell entirely
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IAiia6asl kssiss = - hseJ
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Toa0o. Jsly 3D.-wbsst- Rssies;
No. ) shits wshsah co.; M. . red
Walsh spot u ool; seller July @!c;
ssiiss Ausust and September Ok; 10.
3 I'D q 10; M. . vsbssh We; MIR It'd
oor; No. . smhsr lihsUi- u o.; No 3
ssd pixsd 60. Coss-DuIl; hi, b
n.lRsA k0lr. M "A "A g.. ,sIstsa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-19

MAJ that was wanted. lie knew it
himself, and, with the business-like
instinct of the peddler united to the
quick movement of s~elf-seeking. lie
went for wkat was wanted and what
he wanted, and he got II. Behold the
result ; a triumph Of enterprise Con-
slider the fitness of things; the rcpEh-
licam party takes the field under n
leader vino, within and without, is
most like to itself; the principles of
the mock-t0ctor masquerading be-
hind the aspects of ST. Paul.
And what shall the democratic par
ty do? We answer, meet sham with
realities ; aud confront this muscular
demagogue with the figure of the fell
low-citlzen he did so much to wrong.
1t was this self-same Garfield who
sat upon the electoral tribunal that
cheated Samuel j: Tilden of the otiic
to which the people elected him. The
story will be complete when he has
paid the debt /; and justice commands
that the debt be paid i'll person. man
to man. And, III case a party t" the
proceeding is wanted at the end who
was present in the beginning. there
is a near neIghbor Of MIR. Garfield
who also sat upon the commission,
Mr.. Paine, OF Cleveland, who, in the
unavoidable absence of MIR. Hen
bricks, can make Ohio as sure rs In
diana.
The nomination of Gen. Arthur
for vice-president is even a greater
surprise than the nomination Of Gen.
Garfield for president, and, OH the
whole, weakens the ticket, which
will get just the republican strengths;
no more and no less. 1t Is obviously
a concession to Mr.. Conkliny, and
that does not mend matters. All the
democrats have to do now is to be
wise, aud victory will be i'll their
UraSD.