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TRIBUNE 1sieANC1r OFFICES.

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tees for the receipt OF subscriptions md ndyettlaa-
| ents ~ follows.
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xADnEX, Manager.
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Agency. 81 Nennald.at. g"
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, 1880-02-25

aIlore tho "th[rtl.tcr1u superstition "-Rs ho IA
plcnscd to ca1l it--aa "nb.'ht rs solid and
rntlonal AZ TINT which Influences some men to
expect bad luck frnm seeing tho now noon over
tho LETT shoulder. or to ruftihe startling upnn n
row enterprise Or tnng Journey OH Friday"
II Sfr. Htottgllon c,H,ll de0nstrafo TINT no OWL
hnd over resulted frnm tho "now moan" or
"Frliay" sGreratittons, bis oonparfson might
bo moro offcotivo. II 10 tho evils VIC "know not
Of" wo ftoe from.
, 1880-02-25

In debate over tho expulsion of ns,r.
pnrer reporter tho othor flny In tho yrp,nI'
House of Representatives. mn cxc!tc,, mcmhsa asa
delnrol TINT "!n tho solemn prcscuco ss ~ -
mighty God. and III tho awful prc.crce of ~. H..
Assembly. the gentleman from Nockbridxo /. l'o -
dnmued Ijar."
, 1880-02-25

AT a meeting Of German Republicans from
r various parts Of Now York State. held Inst
evening In Syracuse, resolutions woreatloptul
protesting against my innovation upon tho
ttme-honored custom of restricting tho ill.,
eumbency Of the President Of the United
States to two terms.
, 1880-02-25

SoNE fifty ynung ladies' Of Lincoln. m
have banded themselves together an,, ,prca', ,
not to associate with my young lnAt who do,.
not wcar tluo ril.bOn. They will i.,1yo sols,
husbands or none, '
, 1880-02-25

WE hayo been often satlrized for our font}-
ross for military titles. Our English brother In
particular has been known to Indulge In many
u display Of wit at tho expense Of tho "Mnjo7s,"
"Colonols," or "0encrals" whom ho meets on
h!a travels, hut u . matter Of laut European
pations must sharo this weakness With u.s. and
tho British artny has a. mauy breyet Lieuton-
ant. .Qencrnls aa VIC haYe brevet nrigadier- Con.
csals in the regular service. With thotr yeo~
Inanry, reserves, volunteers, etc., they have ~
many militia officers ~ ourselves: and nnly re-
Gently tho volunteer 0taua1 have had an anil
matcd controversy over thols o1aim for socIll
and ollclul recognition ucooritng 10 thelr rank,
, 1880-02-25

AN Improvement on bulldoztug and ballot.
box stul,ng will be resoftod To ln B0uth Carolina
Tho Democrats propose to 20 to the root Of tho
mattes and amend tho Constitution OF tho State
10 that Rll male persons will be dtsf1anchIxod
who cannot read and wrlte. The Legislature Ia
to bo called together In extra sesa!on soon for
tho purpose Of passing tho amcndmont. Tho
sohome will shut out l5,o00 whites and o0,0uo
blacks, which will be large gain for the Demo-
cratic party. II tho Legislature will noxt Grip
ple tho conmon-sohool system 80 ~ to mako II
, 1880-02-25

,ns "it'ei, - " w !tI,a Nv aio ot"liu uei4s
!iolcl .o',!"s - ~ 'atn o'.t s'o p'opli.' a't
.ae eSpeaielley u supporting VI oppos.ns a'o
li'Ia,'slia 'aoVenie"I. fi9 't'eAnp' ~ ,' eon.
ceaf 1.'s 1act "ou'a oo useless now ihoso
VINO 1avof tle th1sa.tefm mea, tnose "ho
nppose ~ a',a 'noss WIZ a!o aouptlu1 npout
~ uru aslcea tnuL lno u'',e Aus eonlo ~ pss'"
~ utscuss ~ nVisest.y a1la eulnesss'
tlon''leht hepuo,'eahs x ilave oseu y, ,,. sa'.eu
.ere tlo., ~ pAlls u t''e o'a1e ~ L,o 'Aslta,
11on OF Inc eentrai eonnl.Iteo' 1ho usual
Questions III 1esara 10 tne ot"es IonVene'ou,
Inc interests OK Inc VARIOUS ealu!aa'es ior
u'o o1oto o1hces' hilo 'ns o18a"'@as1o'' u ulo
tall campaign, afe 10 DC can'assea' OK coarse'
na1 1noy ate aa saoo'a'nase 'o tne ani1o,'etm
ISSUE ihls !as1 question 10 VI N"14onal I'M
poreanec, anu me shape II sha'1 many aaRo
may aeeo1nlao Inc 1ato OF tne hepno''caa
rt|S' ~ ~ Nv "o!tuct' ''e1' h'"t euo eos.
a'ucintoilo u tuo o.'l1l"ao.n n'''cn'Int anou',
oFelsn'no" n't tlo co''"'ciM1 a11a 4ncacn."'
TOPICS OF a'scuss'oh ~ ea.ue3lns VI uie nv.
puo4lcan pol''e,ans o1 'ne ots''e Nv saS p1cse'!t
uu1e' ~ IL t1,e o"ty U! e'sty MN "'!o stu"
taKc part III this meetlns 10 tfashtu!'y con"
trlpute' !loa Hleleiy nls o"A pefson"i '4o"s'
i'o processes 10 fepreseht' Ill reenfd 10 a tilifd
term, IN order ts'at 'lle managing men o. .ne
party hiay arrive III IN lntelliseht conclusion
as TO ~lethor lt IS sate or proper 70 r'sK sueh
on lssuo III tho PRESIDENTIAL campaign'
lsltpropcr? lhatls' Will thc people approve
OF ae4'ocfato departure IRON tno historic
example set ny washington, whose ahhlset'
sAty WIS ccio0fatea throughout tae country
only day before Yesterday and from pfcce-
aent "hic'l nus always oeen observed III Na-
tiohal tlect1ons Is IL snlel 1iat ls, Gun
the thlf'l-torni 1aeu carry 4I4anolS anu tho
otllor States essential 10 q aitepnpIlcah victory,
or cah these STATES DO caf1'ed ~ 1he hepap-
l'cana IN aplto OIL INC opposltloh 70 1hlrd-
fer1Msmf Ihese afe ule real questions 10 oe
cohsideted' aud 10 DO determined rs nearly
as posslnle, AZ to4'aYs aeetthRs 80 1ar as
llilnots u concerned.
Tlero Is no other community whore uen.
drHnt personally conialailds more general
respect aud ad'niratton than he docs III LII
nols. Hc Is held In high and proud esteein
by his countrymen eYeryw!lcro. Even the
people OF tic South Tatc HIN far above every
other uan who fought against them, and are
gratefu! to HIN for tho Kindness ile Showed
them when the War WAS over and they lay
crushed ut hts feet, 1t was under Grants
second Administration tlat tho ex-confeder-
atcs ncllloyed the tnSer OF "llome Rule"
for which they had contondcd 30 fieFcely
from the close Of tho War; Wien lle went
out Of otlico the control OF every Southern
State except two llad been wfesteo from Tue
Republicans, aud in those two States the Re-
publican tenure was only held by kalr, and
, 1880-02-25

TnE Peoria Transcript expresses tho ouIn,
ion TINT the Fort bootn Is bigger ttIan any otho.
boom fnr tho 0overnorahtp Evidently thc
Transcript will not try tn " hold tho Fott,''
, 1880-02-25
POSTAGE.

EAass Matter.
For ths tencnt Of onr patrnn1 Hhn desire to sent
S,neto copies Of TIE TRtnuHE through tho mali, va
rive herewith tbs tsanatcnt ratio Of rosaaRoi
Dninfsttc. Pr tppI.
EtRht and Twolyo Page tnpof. cents
fprttpn.
HTt0en l'pxo pApar canS
, 1880-02-25
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY a5, 1sso.

IT Is believed that the proceeds Of tho sale
OF tickets for tho big meeting Of Monday
might ut the Exposition Building will amount
to ut lcast $1,000, which is quite good
nights work for Ireland.
, 1880-02-25

Clark stsoat, between Wnahin1tan and Randolph.
EpKagoment of Miss Annls Ward tiffany. 1.-THE Ch!d.
EtcaIer" Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-02-25
NOT YET RECONSTRUCTED,

Mntl, Democratic newspaper printed In n
city and County that would bo ovcrwhclhl-
lngly Republican were a fair election nj
lowed. replies to d recent article In Tile
CHICAGO Tnll,uSE showing how MI Alt
1a'ni1 ltepnbllenn, Jore uaralsor, was
swindled out OF Ills seat IN Congress BY
Shelley, Democratic Confederate Drign-
daer, WHO, mot being elected to tile seat, Of
course siolo II. The reply Is not SO n'icll
devoted to tho charges made In THE
TRIBUNE rs TO tho way the scat was stolen,
as It Is to general onslaught upon tho Re-
publican purity TINT illustrates the bitter
hatred OF tho NORTH existing In that partof
Alabama. Wearechartnblce enough to oassumo
that this sirulent anitnosity does not exist ail
over tint State, but Is cdn1lslel to tho section
where TIC <ldvcFttscT and 1fuA Is prlntea,-
4 sort OF plagne-spot III tie Stato rs Okolona
" IN mississippi. IT charges tue lmrty with
Having been tame, hmlt, anu tfeacllerous
IN war,"-a singular admission, to say tho
least, when II Is Remembered that tho North
er1l arnt'es wore recruited from tho lscpub-
llcafi ranks, anu tint tic Republicans Ut tic
, 1880-02-25
AAiUSEN1EN

IToo1ey'a Theatre.
Randolph stfeet, hctween Clark md III enl&c. En-
pagamant at tho Now York Criterion Comedy Com.
pans. ~ T1ipplo Courtsbp.''
, 1880-02-25

Madison street, bcswean Denrborn and State. En-
Eagement Of Mr. md Mrs. atoKeo Nanttn. "Tho
DnnItes" Afternoon ant evening.
, 1880-02-25

Dearborn atTcct, corner pf Monroe. Engagement OF
III. GEnu's French Orsra Company. Afternoon, "Lo
! ratlt Due." EvcninE, Les lIrigands.'
, 1880-02-25

TIE Quincy 1Yhtg has an Interesting ar
ttcle III regnrl to tho manufacturing lntercats
Of TINT wjdc-nwake and thrifty town. It snys
that "fuw reop!s not convcrsunt with tho facts
have mug idea Of tho activity which now pro-
wills in manufacturing enterprises In tha city.
There IL mol u single branch Of manufacturing
and soArcely u single manufaotory which Is not
crowded With work. As q rule, busncss Is dull
and quiet through tho months of January and
February, but this sc4son tho tide Of prosperity
which sot In last fnl1 bus steadily Increased, and
hourly every establishment in tho city hns all
tho orders that eau 10 t'lled." They hayo four
largo stovo factortcs, three large tobacco
factories, four n,&et'.nc-shops. three enr-
ringe and wagon firms, md several largo
furniture establishments. They also nnanufact-
uro paper, corr,-planters, hay -pressea, plows,
soap and candies, crackers and confectionery,
packing-boxes. baking.powtlcr, beer. and
trunks. Tha Whto says, ID conelus!ont that "
"eertafniy IL pleusant to hear the proprlotarn
complaia OF tho rush aud crowd OF business"
, 1880-02-25

Madison street. between Bta.u and Dearborn. Fin
10 salnnnent by Prof. John RoJnolds. Afternoon and
evening.
, 1880-02-25

THE situation III SIM Francisco, willie not
absolutely threatening las yet enough OF
danger In 1t to sot tho sobor-lnlniled peopla
Of that city to thinking yury seriously. Re-
cent movements OF The Kearneyltes llavo
tended to awaken u fear thnt ttere Is moro at
the bottom Of their luts demonstration than Is
generally known to outsiders. Lending cItI-
xans aud members of tic City Government
have recently held conference, but tile
subjects discussed Or thu conclusions
nrrlyod ut layu been kept pro-
found secret 1t IL vaguely hinte.l,
however, that tho main ubtect Of tho meeting
was to coEslder the propr1ety Of taking
extra precautions against possible outbreak
and raid apon the Chinese, and to this ond
a proposition to increAse the police forco Ia
said 10 layu beel discussed. The fslentla Of
law and order aro confident ot ulslr ability
to put down any demonstration on tue part
OF tho Misguided workingluen.
, 1880-02-25

THE lion. rlliletus Sawyer, Of Wisconsin,
whose friends are now pushing him to tho tr.1nt
as cnndtdata for tho United States Senate, Ia
one OF tho best knnwn and most highly respects
I'd citzelld OF tho Suite. He scttle4l In Wlsoon-
sin When young man, abDut tho titnD It was
admitted Into tho Union ~ & ssate, bringing
With HIN, to tho urent West nothing but good
hcalth. good habts, atorn integrity, lno busiuosa
capacity, and a firm resolution to do bis best.
lila cnrly educational advantages wcro limited,
40 that to-day he stands al liho specimen NJ q
truly self-ntade man MS can be found anywhere
in tue country. He went into tue numbering
business. t1rst ~ somebody's hired lnan, then u
mill and ptnc-lAnd proprietor, and kept stcad-
!ty at 1t until ho bcca1no millionaire. Emerson
says that, "uut Of a pino log, a Western nun
Will whltt1e q Jud4eship, a sent In Congress, aud
foreign mission" Mr., Sawyer hlls SERVED ten
years In Congrcss during the most exciting pe-
r.uM Of otar National htstory,--from 1850 to
lS71,-and was known Ia Washington Us onar-
headcd. cmtnenty practical, conservative
man. He Was tho lnttu,ato Ir1eud at AiF. Ltn-
coin, who had great respect for Mr.. Bawyera
''horso sense" ~ he called 1t, and often c0n.
suited him In tho travail bHur OF tho Republic,
whom tta destiny hung trembIlnKly In the ball
arcc. As public man he is deficient ~ ora
toricnl ability; but rs man of aitairs. and "a
prudent. BaRacioua consoryator Of tho country's
welfare, h6 had tow aupeElnra In Congress Dir.
sawyer Ia ut present extensively engagcd in
numbering In Northern Wisconsin; ia the prcs[-
dent of a National bank at Oshkosh, and IL also
President u tho NoFth Wisconsin Railroad. Ills
friends hav0 uft'n urged him to become cum
dldate for Governor and for Unitod 6tatcs Son.
atUr but bis business int0rpata were 80 extensive
that ho has pors!stontly declined until now.
With sawyer, Koyes, aud Cameron In the ae!d ~
the threo leading candidates for United Btates
Henator, It looks at this distance Us II tho cots
iIlct next winter might closely resemble tho Cur.
peuter- -Keyea-lIowe contest Of last session, with
tho outcome mntter of 30 much uncertainty as
to surround It with considerable Interest.
, 1880-02-25

pHoF. SIMON NEwcosr1s, Of the limited
States Naval Observatory, Inns temporarily nbal,-
doned tho study OF tho stars and taken Rlanca
ut tho dangers which threaten Us Ii. tho pol.tica
world. And tho great. impending danger which ls
likely 10 seriously teat tho stability OF ollr nsf-
tutlons Is tic question Us to who Ia tho rtghtful
President OF tho United Statcs, II tho ocoton
shall turn upon the votch Of ono Or two closely
contested Stntes Regarding tho solution OF tho
recent difficulty In Dlntno rs the true way
out of such difficulties, ho declares that "tho
only euro Tor this stnto OF thlugd Ia tatntroluca
tho system Of submitting ail cases Of contested
ofootions. and all cases involving tho duties of
tho various officers engaged In conducting and
declaring thom, to toreR,sarly& y&onstituted COURTS"
There nro eomo constitutional difficulties In tho
way Of cnrryang this schema into practicc, hit
wo undcn1ahly need como remedy for political
complications different from those hlthorto em-
ployed. We might bo somewhat uueplc!oua of
tho experience Of man-and hence Of bis
qualifications as doctor TOR tho t,ody polttio-
who begins bis statements by the question:
Arc our political prnottcos puro or CORFU pt7''
, 1880-02-25


THE Committee on Railroads In the Wis
cotlsIn scnato asked tho llailroad Commissioner,
tho Hon. a. J. Turner, whether tho railroads
doing business in Wisconsin arc paying their
just preparation Of State aud other tn1cs. The
Commissioner scuds buck au clnborate reply in
which he compares tue amount Of taxes paid BY
ether property valued by Assessors In ton Of tho
most popnlous counties In the Statc, with tho
amount Of taxes pald by tho rnllroad corpora-
tons, which ts por cent on their gross CARL
inga, an.l concludes that, OF tho basis submitted
for giving valuation to railroad property and
the general property OF tho stato, railroads nro
PAYING somewhat. higher tux thau is paid by
uthor property In tho southern cnuntcs Of tho
State. whero economy antl good management
characterize tho administration OF affairs. They
arc paying aomewhat less tux than is patd III tho
northern counties where n reasonable degree Of
economy is prautlecd; and much less than il
pnid tn some OF thom whero economy and good
management nro not distinguishing features OF
thclr loca1 government. Taking tho whoo State
together, tho taxation OF railroads Is trlao less
than ts imposed upon othor property.
, 1880-02-25

Two articles tn the Inst number OF the
North american lstutep aro likely to attract con-
siderable attention at this tine-uot 10 much M
account OF the subject treated, although that Il
pertinent and tlmoly. hut because Of tho din
metrically nppoait Vows OF two eminent lawyers
discussing the sumo subject without any knowl.
edge that common topic was to be ttGated.
Judge Hack has tilt with Senator Howe. lie
ptcks to pleces each Of tho charges made by tho
latter aguinst tho ant&.thlrd-tcrm resolution
l,assed In the uouse OF Representatives In 1875.
Ills analysis Is effective, and ho pretty
thoroughly domollahoa Tint part of MI.
1I0NGs argument Dut he theH goes to
the oppos!t extrcme himself, and dlscloees
an exceedingly vulnerable point whon
he holds that to elect Gen. Grunt to third torn,
would In effect bo tho end Of our ropu ublIcan tn-
stitut1pna and tho establishment OF a monarchy,
That ~ y non s<quiaur. Tha Hon. u. ". Slough.
ton follows Judge Black. and what seemed dark
and dangerous to tho former ts really tho only
hopeful solution tho lattoE eau SEQ Of the Prest.
dcutlal question. In fact, Ar, etou9hsoa con-
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Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(snp LuisO bispO) and santa Barbara.
The Com pany reserves tn. right Q
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
o0PassenRers for Gan Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at a.45 O'Clock p. M. Los An
geles time.
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LIE OF CONTENTS.
.xciegates to the Colonial Oongrosn.
The Declaration OF Independence.
signers OF the Declaration.
Delegates TO the Continental Congress.
Sessions of the Continental Congress.
Presidents Of the Continental Congress.
Articles OF Confederation.
The Constitution Of the United Sta:os.
Sessions of the Federal Congress.
Speakers vi the House OF Representatives.
Presidents OF the senate.
secretaries OF the 5enate.
Clerks Ut the House OF resencativee.
Ohaplains to Congress.
Successive Administrations.
Executive Officers Of tina Civil ServiUs.
Presidential klectors.
Electoral and Popular Votes for President.
Political PARTIES.
The Justices OF tho Supreme Court.
Clerks of the supreme Court.
Marshals Of the supreme Court
Justices OF tue Circuit District Snh Tcf
ritOrial Courts.
Tho Court OF Claims.
Organization OF the Executive Depart
ments.
settlsinent OF States and T rritories.
Counties and Towns of the United Staten.
Area Of the United States.
origin Of the names OF States rnd Terrific
rios.
Length and Cost OF American Wars.
Ohiei Commanders of the Army.
Progress OF Population In the United
Density Of PopulaIioI.
Population And Ratio OF Representation,
PAY Table Of Civil Ohicera.
leading auvern,nept ruDlicstiones
The Newspaper fross.
Education in the United States.
Colonial Governors Of america.
The state and Territorial Governors.
Tho Seat ii the General Government,
sao~e oil -.
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NOTICE.

In consequence Of tho iamage that
has been perpefr rated b, thOus htls IS and
maiicious persons ~ the BrAuDkf
PARK, hereafter all persons en'erin
said PARK without permission from tue
n.sssrs. r. W. WOt y,
a. 81 Agent v. Bea0dry.
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Not OPEN 10 Argument.

The tesJmouy of the Sunday
Hraia tncneser, N. Y, is taken
from tHei column MS and is to the eff.
feet 'thn WArusr's Safe Remedies
are positive cure for disabilities
iar Wilton Ihey IRE specifics, there
I7 no lispgfinej neither is there the
ibus' lt u eh Ance to cali into
being negative TO so positi We an
operation %
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MISCELLANY OUS.
JU 8 r ~ 7
HOODS GREAT BOOK
OF THE WAR.
ADVANCE AND RETREAT
Personal Experiences in the United
States and Confederate
States Armies;
ny Cen. J. q. HOOD,
Late Lieutsaant.aon Confederate statse
Army, Published for
The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
Gen. q. T. BEAUREGARD.
New Orleans, 1880.
The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
Gen. @. T. BEAUREGARD.
New Orleans, 1880.

The entire proceeds arising from the sale
of this work are devoted to The Nc od Or.
phan demOiia FUND. which Ia tnves ted in
United states Registered Bonds 0r the nur :
ture, care. support and educstfOn OF the I m
iRtants deprived If their parents last sum-
NOR at New Orleans 1.-THE melancholy inci.
dents of which SAT bereavement are still
fresh in the public mind
The BOOK Is an elegant ocravO, containing
20a pages, with fane photograph likeness
and line steel engraving. ma 10 expressly
for this work, four large maps OF battle
fields, bound in handsome cray English
cloth. at THREE DOLLARS, or In . Fine
Sheep Binding with Marble Edges. THREE
Sound Morocco, library style. FOUR DOL
LAkS, or In best Levant Turkey Morocco,
Full tilt sides and Edges, FIVE DoLLA6S.
On tho ro ei.t 'rOm any person rem;tting
oy mail or express. OF tue amount in reg.
lsterpd letter or by a pes,al order, bank
hraft. or check, copy will be imme 'istel,
class mattr.
The volume ia punished in the best style
Of Typography, on elegant pspsr. with illus.
art.
The author. the subject. the purpose; all
alike render 1t worthy . place In every II.
hrary, on every desk, or upon the book shell
of every house In the country.
Agents wanted In every town and county
in the Unitef states, and a preference Will
oe given t, honoraoly disshar ged veterans
from Il Amy.
To ths ..iies. who feel desire to ex press
their gym pathy with The Hood orphan Me.
mortal Fund, the sale OF this book among
their circle OF frIen is will afford an excel.
lent way of c0ntri ,uting su stallial aid to
so deservsng a cause.
For trims, rat 8 to agsnta. et1., address.
with full part ulars,
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On behalf OF The Hood Orphan Memorial
Fund,
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ta30 aawid " Sm
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These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature and sustained by all the
Courts of Kentucky. according to con-
tract made with the owners of the Frank
tort grant, will occur regularly on IN.
ast day Of every month, sundays and
FIR DAYS excepted, for the period OF FIVE
YEA RS, terminating on Jun. 30, 1855.
The United STATES Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
SONS. - 49,,
Ist-That the Commonwealth Dlstri.
hutton Company is legal.
2i-lts drawings are .air.
rhe Management call attention 10 tne
| liberal scheme which has met wi b such
| popular fAvar heretofore, and which Will
| again be d. esenl ed for the
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losANgElES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.


passengers 0Ot0x AOusb.
MoJAvE, Aug. 17.-Los Angeles
Sister Gidore, Miss Muller. Miss
Ply, II. Ferguson, J. Palmer.
Ventura-S. P. Hall.
Newhall-T. r. Bard.
Santa Aua-R. II. Dibble.
Benson-R. H. Ewine, N. Boyle.
Tombstone-W. H. CalwelI, H.
McCrum, T. H.. Carrigan.
rea,t,.us for PardOo.
SAN FRANCI:CO, Aug. 17.-Peti-
tions have been presented to the
Governor to pardon Sprague. nu-
merousIy signed by residents of
Ventura county.
Eureaa. New, Ag~," sn Ashes.
SA.s FRANCISCO, Aug. ia re.
y orr as been received that the
tow of Eureka, Nevada, Is again
being destroyed by lire. The coDfla-
grafton Is taking about the same
course as that of 1879. Already
half the town Is said to be in ashes.
Fassh~r aS.atsar Ear"E~ Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ia
dispatch from Eureka. Nevada. at
ten this morning, says that n fire
broke out on the east side Of the
main street, just south Of the ODD
Fellows building. 1t spread rapid
~ and Travelled over substantially
the same ground as the great fire
of a year ago. The loss Is even
more, as the buildings were better
and newer. The fire extended
south on Main street to Gold street,
and swept everything to the north
ward. The wind was blowing q
gale. Among the prominent build
ings and institutions destroyed may
be mentioned the following: Mans
brewery, Leader printing Office,
Odd Fellows building. Jackson
Hclse Quilted, but standing; Inter-
nat snal Hotel, theatres, and all in
tervening buildings save Paxton q
Co.'S Bank; Rickar and Foley's
building, aud Jack Perry's corner
It ts impossible to form any esti'
mate Of tho losses, but the amount
must be about one million dollars
All OF the private residences or
Spring, Buell. and Paul streets
s. north OF the Episcopal Church
a were consumed. There can be M
doubt that many families are lief
destitute.
. Tne Republican ~sats OeRsr~b
CUmnsss~s calling 60 pieces.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II. 1t ]
now reported that In addition t
Chairman Morrow, TreasurerW hit
tier, Dick Chute and Boruck
about half of the Republican Stat
Central Committee have resigned
1t is rumored that Boruck viii
bring q libel suit against Pixley.
,veu.w fev+r-Hss0w~y Robbsrl
NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Severs
deaths occurred from yellow feve
S. tho pe 1,.-.s lef 'ce.-.-i.s. 81