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1T KErHEnESEy THE FRAUD FOLLY.
Speefai Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YOi,S. Nov. tO.--'The BROOKLYN E1nfe
gn.aks delIberutc1y. nmf without frar nr
favor o,, I'm ,rnttnr NJ 1,rav,ta ,vLint, 3,,t
,,r,,, ~ ~, o,,ito,;. ..,o t,a,,na,.,.t .,t.,,,
sf.i,a. ,,,'. ,ss,',.. t,, s.. ~ .". .','s.
~. p"p.. ',"n.ns oee" uno w. .Ho lo,e"'oss
~ t''9 "ohl'l''l'oat III 'te": l"hcock, a,s1
lookeA Hlio'' rs tl'e spcciat orghll VI 1'ie
Delllocratlc nominee throughout the recent
cal1uniEn, Is PRESUMED to speak by the
cnrtt when 1t discusses tic questions whlcl,
lie clos0 to tho issues Of tic dAy, 81 far NJ
they bcnr upon that party, md Its et1ltorIal
comments tllfs evening will be read with
some interest. The Ednfc Is afflicted with
spasln OF common sensp, which tho other
Democratic ORGANS and tI1a Denocrutlc 1en,t.
ara hare ,r.narn]Iy I,ovo ,nt loon of17ictm3
viii, ~ n,v al, r,,i,,,, IoS-o.. ~ sn,.a.
- ~, 49,. 49,. ~, ",.".,' "sssSe 49,
.,t,a, l.e. uooi eausaes "eto ,naue On
si,y c,ntr for aot In, w.. rncroi sns,,,. ".;s,
Thorc "a iIttc ~ rnh,t., ,,o,s III b,t 10 .,,.",;
now ,soa onr~o., nafass 49,. o1an,,n, " =. tnaa
gni1. Tor instnnce. that. in fnctnrtrs vi,crc n
isrcc ,,,n,hor ~ ,o. f.,t,,no,, or<, o,,-,io,.nG
'"S cornc,,,.s ~ ,s',n..a .''''e"'
.voro ,,,,,, ros,,r,n, ~ T., crIas ~ o.,,.,o, A.,
",s,,J,.'.Ha 49, 49, " 49, :" ..T os1. ~ er' ~
nnn ~, - H. o.ra,: S.s,"' ~. ~
~ .hio,s 80. a.1fI ~ w. ,a,. sau "..o ,r
,,,tr,.r,i .,n..,, ,un,a,o. .,t.t.t ~ .n,Is ~ -.
n.a =. YAM M, ''as pt w tc41e.t VI "
a'.h,'. .u w.. -. ""s seu-
s,. s.s,o, ~, ~ .,,na"to., ,,,'. ~. sno
nrxnnna ~ ro",nt nass; a. nossoa, ~ y.
se'iaas .s,,a - rsss'us -. ,. ~ nns
oro.v -, ~, heiin+ IL ,n";.,tn,noI :. H. ~.
tnfnroron t,,ot +hn rroot tn,t, ~ ,as,,'.. s'',s
n,,,i s,or, hy ,no,r r,"hts nn,, H., .,,na n.,n
an,l thar I'm nortv In ,rhosc in,c.cst ",oraIo,'
n.os rovortod ~ yo,,th frso ,,oro thn,, ~ ,..Ia
mi, hv - '0'S 'N'N'0 ''''''' ~ "'''e
N"iiI IInnr =, sho ,a,,o- ~ ,,ot...,a ,.,,,., A.,
.,.'.. - s' y. .',' "i''et! wv
ulh1 n4I 1"L"i'1 "'1u us eo4|eaEnos !'sfe
to'tu!y chafGeu upon TIC Republicans, tic
Eagle says:
The on'y now chnrgo that has boon brought
NJ slncc tho lnte cioct!ou us T. rcnson or pre-.
te1t Tor slt1atnR tho result Is that colonization
III luis 6'ate WINS rcaortea to IN gigantic scale,
Ano 70 ah extent suN1clont to decide IN election
VI WHICH tno VICTORIOUS purity has recorded
@a1oflty OF AZ Iehst So,oD votes.
COLONIZATION ON 70 VAST 4 sCAI.E
Fontu sue'n 10 bo impossible Under tho creum-
itanccs governing tho relations 1T parties III tho
tato election; tho Republicans wpee ~ anxious
about tto1r majority in Nuw Jersey md Con-
ncctlcnt as ahout tholr minority In Nav York,
Aside from this. wo nay bo suru that tto Ill.,
pnblicNu candidates for Governor Il, Nnw 1orsav
, 1880-11-11
CANADA.
Negotiations to Secure an Inter-
national Park at Niagara
Falls.
Chnnges in tho Dominion Cab
Observation-Disclosures
ti0n, Etc.

Special Dtspateh 10 7ns Chteaao Tribune.
TORONTO, Nov. l0.-Tho negotiations regard
,nr thn rutnrrntiount t1nrt NJ Sfuvurn EutIe rro
NY 'uo 4lo'Iati,"l i"'A "a u. 49,, .'.ss"i" lA''s wv
su.'eonfcrs satisi"etorny' inol'osn'nlo'1 Eon1- 1
n''seloIels ni'" uto vh.'s'o o"sefn1ie''t ~ @ na'u
~" ., ~ wv .oo .9sso's ., n"so
'un.i1te, " W. ota.o .Ao ooa-
c!telons ivy u"se :" VT " Us 70 lne
eApe'.so WEIGH ea.h uoseshsnen. sao"., ,. pcar IL.
seeu.Ine .no lana necessary ,eF tno @ ."ua"1an
Of property which 1t wis proposed to tuke IN,
,vnro o,sn ,,,snsrnJ. i,,, us IN sossTon wos mt
~ a,so1 o,n - ,,o,.t,',,nra .an ,,ot
hu oIfen one. no FaEL5culhfa cAh yet
be given. Tho prorosnls 1',o1o by
M Ivy ~" 1nt.rin t@nen or!. ~ nuar
urtscct lint tfe ,t,nttcr vii bc ,nrrled 10 st,t;-
ccssfu1 issue. There worn present M ComnlIs-
s!oGcrs Sir Alexander Campbell !Chatr!nnnl tho
iion: g. ". A!tati: Mr. lies 1nrtiincs, IT. T., and
,aro H. ill., =. nt .o.,,ts1 ~, iiS,,
Atlnm Crooks. Minister or E,jucatIon: md th1
Hun Il. j. Hardy, Provincial Secretary.
IoTtOETo. Unt.. Nov. ln-Advtcoj trnns Car-'
boncar elate tnat tna otrllge upon ttio american
fsnerinen a. nns BEEN ,thnrnti9niy 'nsesti9nted
i!ay. whrry ID arrested iSe lads md brought
!hetn 70 tashnne:;r whcro they "cro trloI la-
!nsu !S s!imSs.ltu . .c.ss' Tnar "Sto @ .. t1a a.,s
Wilt t.k inn n imtl. mi fho t,if9cr WA 1ss
charged for want OF siltllutunt evidence.
sprefaf Dt.pntch n Ths Chiea,o Tribune,
OTrAwA, Nov 10.-The vacnncics lately created
In tho Cabinet BY tho rptirsnunt Of Mr.. Mnsson
nnd Sir. naby hive hcen tlllcd, md Il rcarrnnFe-
lncnt Of portfolios objected. Mr. Chap!eau nnnlly
decided not to cnscr tho Dominion Min
ni,, ,s ,,re,r nu ~ oa,ea ,uoFu, =. o"a .., ~
,ahoo nt npo H., y ~ s,,,nm .s ~
~ Sasss I'D aE 'i sss s tss nasss
,;, %yo ,S Ssf ,,e' ,;t9 sfse M oss
III. .hit NHIHtl lHhEs lH0 ai1sSo ~ Hf1lattF WI
, 1880-11-11

:, DEMAND ron ANOTHER st:iIuTINY.
SAN francesca. Nov. l0.--Fhe Post this
evening says: "RepublIcans Of this city and
State aro by no means satisfied that a record
should be made Il. favor Ut Hancock for
President and Hoseerans for Congress. They
beIieye TINT there were fraudulent votes and
n wrongtu! count In th!s city sulIclent TO
Insure ut least tic election Of Garfield II the
ertVrs lu STU Frauclsgo eau DO corrected. It
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Totn1., .1t,G13 IhlM ri, III
Thonlls plurality, 1,ls7s majority o'cs a''' '-A'
EADs' sHiP.FAILWAY SCHEME. !,

aT. Louis. Mo-, Nov. l1.-uAps. 1nt1les - I.,,t !.
accompanied by his wlfo and da.ish!ot' ,,,", .r Il,
]. Wllllams, 4. l.. Carthola. Aas T.. 'cA fS.h.
George q. Gr!iln, civil on8inter' aal ~ ,is Kew
rune. attorney, left su.t.isht Tor u -: ,"I,.oa
Orleans and Morgan C'ty tApt; H.. Ea1IE 1IEsn,us Ut
TchuantvpOo To determine ils naap'ao'"'
an lutNrpGNanto Stlfp.roltE0Ml.
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Suicide.

wuzEL1sd. ". Va, NV. 1o.-A ,!'n, eoa' i n, tho
namu.l Rotor Miller, partialy bsna, ~ ."H .s,, u
southern part Of tho city, hlow ga :,,orn,pu
pieces In the garret Of his houan lnss a.insrrrIed
kY piuolug .he tnu7zla OF. doub'!Ss, !so i.iMrf
shafgun lii his mouth and p9!!lns 1T ~ sni fses
With tie uutsl Evtuhad hal.d. LIZ Re"e
WeEe GIsn4uY torn IL Atoius-
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aAnFfELp's rtunALlry 3tt77
CoT15MBus. o.. Nov. i0.--'Thp nt,,c;,, ,..
Of tho November election III tl1ln ,va. .' 'ue
vassetl t0-tlny, md showed the fo}I,w,,. .s'F
suit: Garfield, 375,ot8; I1ancock vi. :ls,., r.
Weaver. 5,abd; Dow, a.6t1. (;arGell', MI Nh
rallty, N,177; Gart'cl.l over MI, 70. i6a Wv
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A yENY SMALL MAJORITY.
;a Mos1oonSss {; Aa Noy ors msos"
Grcclbacker and Independent, IN tho Eighth
Congressional District, II II.
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JAY GOULD.
liE IOriHoWs $40, ,0O0, 900,

Special Dtspateh to 1hs cateaqa Tribune.
NEW York, Nov. 1o.-1t Is reported on
good authority, nnd generally believed Of,
Wall street, that Jay {iould md Ills clEouo
recently succeeded in borrowing $40, ,000, QUO
from the city 6anks era capitalists on six
lnnMths' to ono years time, MD then lent It
selves III 4 position 10 create pa,ic IN stocks
ut my moment they choose to call in the!r
loans.
, 1880-11-11

COMPLETE RETURNS 1f COUNTIES Fh0Sf TIE
SIX NEaiAlNIS1 DISTRICTS.
6pseta& Ditpateh to 7hs Chfta59 Tribune.
SrnlSaF1ELp. ILL.,, Nov. l0.-Tie tables
herewith, transmitted kEvo tho full congrcs.
sional yoto by counties III the SIX districts
not previously publlsllctt:
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THE FIFTH DISTINCT

IEl[!T,
DANv1tr'E. Va., NoY. l0-rhr seat y, N.
lion. George c. Cnbell, 1irprescntaiIresInas, ns
from tile Fifth Congressional pIstrIc, .r1 "'a
be contested by.7. r. Stuya'l, his oppoa.nt n,I
who has begun taking atlisiaylts for that a' n".
pose.
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4 coWAND1.r "1nvRu."
NEW iOHk. Nov. l0,-Asslstant Corpora
lion Attorney slgerson, Ills widowed mother,
his sister Mary. upd younger brother Jon..
tesllu ut No, 4S LpWl5 street, Andrew I'LL.
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GEN. ROSECRANS.

THE CAuSE OF OA1iFItLD'H nErrAr 1yr,.
1F0nNfA-TtiE Fn1luEn Mu1sEY l,ErrrrE
1EEM.AnKABLE CONDUCT ur us.S. INF.
era X8. -. .'Vs'F
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24
ablcgr,ins.

Tim disturbance in Ireland increases
daily. Ii ii believed that the government
must take decisive action very soon
TuE army and navy of Chill are now
moving To attack the Peruvian city OF
Lima. The result will probably decide
the war, one way or the other.
TnE gravity Of the situation in Ireland
il increasing daily, and the announce
ment OF Il cabinet cnunCii IL unexpectedly
made MIR. Forster, chief secretary for
Ireland, has returned suddenly 10 London.
4 ROME dispatch OF Dec. 10th says: In
view of the approaching attack on Lima,
Peru, the Gillian government has ae-
quainted the Italian charge FGfG'reS at
Santiago with the measures taken Tor the
protection of foreign residents.
Tux British cabinet has decided TO an
ticipatc the probable parliamentary tao
ties &c MIR raruell and his partisans by
introducing a series Of resolutions for the
guidance Of the speaker of the house "
commons when obstruction is attempted.
tins steamship Mosel, from Bremen,
reports having passed the White STAR
steamship Republic about six hundred
miles out from New York. The Republic
was disabled, and asked to he towed to
port. but the captain of the Mose' refused,
and left her To her fate There will prob
ably be an investigation.
loRn BgAcoNsrIElp's visit to Windsor
Castle Is Il fruitful theme for conjecture u
England. The popular Interpretation i
that tho queen il ready 70 send for the *.
premier officially ns soon a. he shall have
succeeded in bringing about the overthrow
Of the Gladstone ministry.
EptsoN is still working hard and hope
fully ON the electric light. lie claims e
have proved that It's subdivision is not nj
impossibiity, and asserts that his inven.
ton will soon be perfected, The cost 81
lighting the city of New York Ivy hi
method will, he says he something liks
$2,00000O.
A CONFERENCES Of the hackers If Clover
nor Foster for tho Ohio scnatorship wa
4 held 1T Columbus en sunday, among thos,
present being three members u the house
from Hamilton county, which has hereto
fore been considered solid for sherman
Ii il claimed that forty-two republican
papers in Ohio have declared for Foster.
A Drni.lS eahlegram Of nsc. ld states
that at the Cork assiEes John Powers, OF I
party of armed mcu who forcibly enteree
i house from which tenants had beer
eyicted near Traloc, County Kerry, IN ths
might about fortnight ago. and slit the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

80 900. AL the losses are fully covered
by insurance.
TIE large manufacturing establishment
of F. f. Adams d Co., at Erie Pa, burned
on the 18th inst. The night-watchman
discovered the fire about 8 O'Clock, and i'm
mediately turned on the water, hut the
flames gained so rapidly he telephoned
the fire department for assistance, but
but when the engines arrived it was found
impossible to check the conhagration, and
the building and contents were totally
consumed. Bv falling wall two tiremen
were killed and several injured. The
loss is over 100000. Insured for $780,
600. Over 100 hands are thrown out Of
employment.
A HALIFAX dispatch of the 18th inst
says another explosion occurred at the
Gage pit, Stellerton, this morning, about
o'clock, followed in few minutes by a
second blast A large force of men were
on hand to explore the damage at the ear
licst possible moment. About 8 o'clock 4
third explosion occurred II is not be-
leved that any lives are lost, as no miners
were known to have been in the pit, work
not having been begun since the last ex-
plosion in the Ford pit No one has yet
been in the mine to ascertain the extent of
the damage, the dampness being too strong
TO allow of exploration
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24
Accidents.

llRr in the candy factory of Clark 4
Morgan, at Quincy. ILL.,, inflicted damage
which is estimated 1T $1,000.
ABOUT nine-tenths Of the business por-
ton Of the city OF Pensacola Fla, was de-
siroyed by fire Saturday night, resulting
in locs of 100000
IN Oakland, Cal, John Seorchlcr killed
his iiancee, Miss Elizabeth Tyler. at the
gate of her residence, by the accidental
discharge OF his revolver
Mrs. DANIASA, Pensacola, Ella. in whose
restaurant the recent conilagration started,
died of injuries received while the house
was burning.
MRs. JONES and two children, living be-
tween Kansas City and Lexington, were
fatally burned by the explosion Of 4 coal
oil lamp IL the hands Of Tie mother.
BY an accident to Il Central Vermont
train, near Wallngford, on Monday even
ing, Conductor Campbell was fatally in
iursd, and seventeen passengers in a sleep
ing-car more or less hurt.
TUE pudding and rolling departments
of the Harrison wire mill, in st. Louis,
were DESTROYED by fire recently, causing Il
loss OF 100000, and throwing six hundred
men out Of employment.
ElGilr persons employed ii the burned
factory 1t Buffalo are missing or known
TO be killed, and seven others were ,serl-
onsly injured Two eorpses have been
taken from the ruins Popular lndign9,
ton over the lack OF lire escapes Is stlIl
intense.
Tur elegant residence of Charles O..
Fisher. ON North Charles street, Balti-
more, took fire at an early hour on SUNDAY
morning, and two coIored servants sprang
from titth-story window and were Killed.
The damage - the house and IL contents
i $4,000.
a coNrLAoEArtoN in Cincinnati Satur-
dsv evening resulted in the death Of five
bremen. Three buildings were in flames.
and in order to get 10 the immediate vi.
cinitv ot the fire, il was necessary to pass
through the first ofthese. The attempt
was brayely made by n dozen firemen. five
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24
chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, Dee. 20.-Flour-Du ami uomi-
nal. Wheat-ln fair demand at lower rates:
No. ?, Red Winter, 80; No. . Chicago spring
99s Gl.00 for seller cash; l.Ol for seller Janu-
AIRY; l.0lia for seller February No. Chicago
spring, 81; rejected, 50. Com-FurIy active
and shade higher; 3S't for seller cash; 49,
Tor seller january; 3d. for .t!lt, February;
~ = for. seller May 0ats-Du and tending
downward, BOZ for seller cash; sos for seller
January; 3lia for seller February; IS forsc'-
Ter May. Rye-Steady and unchanged. Bar
ley-Easer at LIZ. pork-Fairly active, and
shade higher. 1900 for seller cash; ll.7j0ll.S5
for seller Deccmbcr l3.l003.12t. for stllcr Janu-
airy; 1927. for seller Februarr. Lard AZ
tive and higher; 500 or seller cash S.57 for SCI
Ter January; S.721a for seller February The
'Droycrs Journal reports: Hogs-Recoipts 49,,
600; shipments, 5000; active sad trmar for best /;
scarce; mixed packing, 4.40G4.7O; light, 4.5OQ.
l6j; choice heavy, 4.S505.l0; closed firm. Cat
tle-Receipts, 900; shipments, 1000; weak but
unchanged; cars scarce; exports, sass 800; good
to choice shippngs, LOG 100; common TO fair
$.50d4 30; butchrs' weak; lN0G2.9j. medium
mixed 2.5O02.S5; stoekelS, very active, LOG
3.25. Shccp-Receipts. none; shipments, 900;
common u medium. 3.50a i.ON GOOD ~ choice,
4 3OI45 "a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

than turn the course of the river Chagres,
AID so would be entirely expended before
a spade could be put into the ground for the
actual work of digging the canal. For that
amount of money he said, canal across
Nicaragua conld be dug and put in OPP
Grafton within the time il would take TO
turn the river" After careful study q
the subject he thinks that the cost of a
Panama canal could not be less than
S600,000,000 and that consequently no
company could pay dividends If less
charge for transportation was made than
s. per ton. The charges for transportation
across Nicaragua need not exceed $3.50,
which is one dollar less thanis charged at
the Seuz canal land with such charge
be able to pay handsome dividends. Be
sides this, the advantage OF a Nicaraguan
canal would be great geographically, be-
cause it would be $50 miles north of A
canal across Panama, in the region of pre-
yalent winds and against the prevalent
Gains Of Panama, and in the direct line Of
trade, so that even il two canals sholld he
built, to cost the same money and 10
charge the same transportation. the one
across Nicaragua would nearly monopo-
lie the business. With the difference
designated in cost and other respects, the
Panama canal would be practicable shut
out from competition
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

THE electric ligh, has just been intro
duccd by the Boston 4 Albany comps
ny, not only for lighting its large pass.
enger station in Boston, but also its
freight house, engine house and switch
ing yard. Two electric lights suspend
ed in the yard from high poles are
found to greatly facilitate the night work
of switch tenders and train men. six
lights arc used III the passenger station,
and the whole number % hc used about
buildings and tracks il -, supplied hy
two Brush machines. The experiment
thus FAR is said to be entirely satisfactory,
the light being much superior to thath
fore obtained from gas. AS to the COM
parative cost we hope to here from ere
long. II has long seemed probable that
electricity would soon come into extend.
ed use at our great railway termini.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

A GREAT breeze was created in san
Francisco by the refusal Of The com
mandcr 9th Mexican gunboat DEM
ocrata TO obey writ of habcos corpus
and produce felon in his charge, The
court sent the sheriff and posse to the
vessel with warrants for tho arrest Of
the original criminal and the COM
mandcr. but tie Mexican officer re-
fused to submit. Soon aftcrward, how
over, the fclon was surrendered III The
city prison by the Mexican consul.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

that at the date OF Gen. Ord's retirement
from active services he had served his
country in the army honorably, efficiently
and continuously for more than forty
years. His services when in command of
the military department of Texas are also
referred 10 as Of great Importance and
value and especially in bringing com
parative peace to the disturbed frontier.
II il therefore proposed to authorize the
president to place Gen. Ord on the retired
list according to his brevet rank with pay
and employment Of major. eneral Of the
army on the retired list.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

No less than 352 regular passenger
trans arrive at and depart from
Chicago every twenty-four hours, MS we
find by countingup from the time table.
This gives mn average of nearly fifteen
every hour, day and night, but Ms he.
tween midnight and . A. NJ passenger
trains are practically suspended, tho
average for the remaining Is hours
would be nearly twenty trains pcrhour,
or one almost every three minutes,
This, of course, does not include the
numerous freight trains and the innum.
cradle movements of switch engines
from yard to yard and from road t'
road.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

SECRETARY FOSTER has returned To
Dublin, and there will be no moro eabi-
net councils until after Christmas.
Tho queen is said to favor The crushing
Of disorder by military force, Tho
Irish gentry are nrming with rovolycrs,
md the military authorities have col.
loctcd camp requisites and provisions
ut convenient points. The Second bat
talon OF tho rifle brigade, expected
home from Malta, is ordered to land nj
Queenstown.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

A CnlLiAN fleet of eighteen vessels
attacked and captured the Peruvian
town Of psco, on Nay. ~, and burned
the rolling stock Of railroad belong
ing to British capitalists. Tho Peru
vipns lost 100 mon and the Chilians
400. A force of 10000 then landed
from fleet, and took up its line OF
march through Yen valley for Lima, n
distance of l26 miles. The Pcrupnns
have sent cut three divisions to chccl,
the invaders. The CHILEAN fleet will
return to africa for rcinlorcoments,
which viii be landed ut point nearer
Lima.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24
something fer the New near.

The world renowned success of lIossttcrs Bit
sers, and their continued popularity tor quarter
IT century as n stomnchic is searecly iaore Won
ierful than the welcome that grcets the annual
appearance OF IIostetters Almanac. This valu-
able medical treatise is published by Hostetter &
Smith Pittsburg, Pa, under their own mmediats
supervision, employing 50 hands in that depart
mcnt, Ten cylinder printing presses, folding
machines, job presses, &c.. are running about
eleven months in the year on this work and the
issue Of same for 1891 viii not be KS than eleven
millions, printed in tho English German French
Welsh Norwegian, Swedish. lollund Bohemian
and Spanish languages Refer to copy Of it
Tor valuable and interesting reading concerning
health and numerous testimonials as Ia the eHc-
acy OF llosetters Filters, amusement varied IN
formation, astronomical calculations and chrenol-
,gical items. &c. which can be depended on for
correctness. mo Allsanac Tor 1851 can be oh
tanned trce If cost trer druggists ami soneEl
dealers in al parts of the country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24
m
Cause and Effect,

The main cause of nervousness, is
indigestion, and that is caused by
weakness of the stomach No one can
have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Bitters IL strength
en- The stomach, purify the blood, and
keep tho liver and kidneys active, Ia
carry oil all the poisonous and waste
matter Of the system. sec other
column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

II is proposed to utilize the Potomac
flats adjoining the grounds of the white
house, in Washington, by converting
them into ponds for the propagation OF
fish under the charge of the govern
ment. This would doubtless greatly
improve the health Of the city, but how
far fish culture would be promoted
thereby would be another matter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

No negro ever held a city Office III
Louisville, but strong petition has
been presented to the council asking
the appointment of colorod represen-
tatives in the police and fire depart
unpntg
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

LoRD JUSTICE JAMES writes that the
rent of the Irish holdings should be
fixed Mt 20 to 25 per cent. over Grif-
liths valuation, and that any landlord
dissatisfied with this should be entitled
TO call upon the government TO pur-
chase his land mt u fair price.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24
milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. Ecuc-l. uie. and
weak Wheat-opened firm and closed weak No.
hard, nominal; No. |, nominal No. q 99is
for seller cash; 09la for seller December; 993
COR seller January; l.Olia for seller February;
40. g. sac; No. !, a; rejected nominal.
Com-Quiet and lower; No. ?, 40 Oats Weak
and lower, No. ,, 81. Rye-Duu No. !. sax.
Barley-Lowcr; No. .. So.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

THE comptroller Of Chicago closed
out per cent. loan Of $Si3,000 inside
of nineteen hours. These bonds were
offered Mt par in small denominations,
in order to distribute them generally
among our citizens. A leading banker
states that he would have bid l02 for
the entire amount.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

THE Denver express on the Rock
Island road, broke M axle near Moke-
ma, Ills, yesterday. Two cars were
thrown from the track and dcmolish-
ed, but only one passenger was IN
iurnd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24
COMMENTS.

THE steamship scindia brought to
New Orleans two hundred and ten
Italian laborers for Louisiana planta,
tions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-24

NIMMo's statistics Of our annual eX.
ports show that brcadstufls led off with
$2S3, 036, 1886, and cotton followed with
$211 ,535, 905.