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The latest popular novel is "The Confess
sions of a Frivolous Girl" of which no less
than six editions have been issued within
three months. From the title one would not
think that a man. horrid man was its au-
thor, but such is the fact, as the book was
bachelor might suggest that almost any lady
possessed of a good memory could write well
on such a subject.
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TELEGR RAMS
EASTERN POLITICAL NEWS.
The Republican Press Dispatches on the
Situation.

Chicago, September 1.-THE Times this
morning says: Nearly everybody in Maine is
of the opinion that the republicans will carry
the election next week, the only point of diff
ference is as to the majority. The tusionists
place it at 5000, and Senator Blaine will be
disappointed if it falls under 1000. Although
the former cause appears hopeless, the past
week has been one of tremendous activity.
The uprising of republicans, who have plenty
of men and money, has been Unprecedented,
while on the other side there has been a scar
city of both, blu the most has been made of
what they had. Viewers speeches generally
have done the Democrats more harm than
good.
The Tribune's special says: So great is the
dissatisfaction among the democrats of New
Jersey over the democratic nomination for
governor, that the republicans have great con-
fidence in their ability to carry the state by a
fair majority. They will certainly carry the
legislature, which will elect a successor to
Senator Randolph. So confident are the re-
publicans of success in this matter that an ac-
tive canvass has already commenced as to
who shall succeed Mr.. Randolph. The CAN
didates are eX-Secretary Robson, ex-Con-
gresham Halsey and Gen. w. r. Sewell.
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General Grant has declined the presidency
OF the San Pedro mining company of New
Mexico. Now if the General will cease max
Ing speeches. a practice INTO which he ap-
pears to be drifting lately, there will be moth
ing to weaken the good opinion in which he
has always been held by the majority of his
fellow countrymen.
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Beaverhead county Democratic Tick

For District Attorney. A. E. Mayhem.
For Councilman. Joseph A. Browne.
For Representative. j. Z. Rodgers.
For Joint Representative, VIM. ID. Davis.
For Sheriff and Assessor. Orville w. w. Rote.
For Clerk, Recorder and Probate Judge, A. +.
Graeter.
For County Treasurer and School Superinten-
dent, VIM. Shineberger.
For County Commissioner, Philip Lowell.
For County Coroner, VIM. r. Wright.
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Jefferson County Repubilca'
lions.

For the Council, L.. NJ. BI
House, j. G. Sanders ; Probate
Buck ; Sheriff, Henry Nelson [
missioner, Geo. A. Douglas. n
was made for Treasurer.
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SrlINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE Re
publican says: kung Kai, the Chinese student
who graduated at the High school last sum
mer after a residence in Springfield of seven
years and who was since ordered home be-
cause Of his fathers displeasure a: his accent
ance of the Christian religion, has been in
formed that the Chinese government have
abandoned all efforts to carry out the decree
concerning him. kai started from Hartford
with a number of companions, who had been
ordered home, for San Francisco by wav q :
TINS city. A few evenings since the case O f.
hai was taken up by several friends and a
lawyer employed, who consulted Secretary
EVarts. His reply, giving extracts from the
treaty between the United States and China.
sets at rest all fears OF the friends of these
Young men concerning their liability to ppn-
lshment on account OF their religion. The
Chinese commissioner residing in Hartford
hotifed the young mai and his friends tha
he would not be molested.
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MARTIN MAGINNIS.
DEER LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DEER LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For the Council,
A II MITCHELL,
D AIKEN,
j A BROWNE,
F c IVES.
For District Attorney,
A E MAYHEM.
For the House,
STEPHEN DEWoLF,
CHRISTIAN B. HOUSER,
RICHARD S. JONES,
ROBERT G. HUMRER,
A. STERRET HIGGINS,
ISRAEL GLEN.
For County Commissioner
RoLLA BUTCHER,
For Sheriff,
Lou P: SMITH.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS H. IRVINE.
For Clerk and Recorder,
JAMES S. McANDREws,
For Assessor,
JAMES 3. MCMASTER.
For Probate Judge,
CALEB E. IRVINE.
For Coroner,
THOMAS STRANG.
Fer Supt. of Public Instruction,
C.. X. H~ARDkNBROOK.
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Pepperins a Salt and Pepper Crowd.

NE" ioRk' Sept. ia special to the
iraoune says an attack was made last niobt Inv
" u'iiocra''c mot in Harrison, opposite New
ARK Nd, upon a republican procession, in
winch several persons in the procession were
"o"nueo' one or two probably fatally. The
a''aeA was directed principally against a COL
oieu company in the procession. A white
LUX !ne'n under its protection and was
assured with stones and pistols. Several col.
orea men were badly beaten. Neil BURGESS
l"n.e) an insurance broker, was stabbed in
.ne race and Charles Park (white> was shot
in the hand. '"o'
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress,
, 1880-11-24


The Untversalfst souitty nrc about to erect n
p!tre or worship on si1ty-thsti atrcot, ncnr the
curtlur Of Yaso. To assist tho enterprise tho
la,tIcs will give COURSE Ut lectures during tho
wluter which will include Prof. Swing. tho ltov.
". II. Ryder. .. d. thu 1sev. brooke llerford,
anh JNr,t.s X. App!el,Ge.
Tue slndhy +s5lint,l II tito Presbyterian Church
Will give ct,l.cert Thursday evening. Dec. :,
M.N1er tho direction III frnf. a. n. Fletcher
Tho prueectls Will bn devoted to purchasing
prtscfttH for II Chrstnls-fsvn entertainment, It
which Utd Santn Cinus has pr.,lntscd 10 be pres-
rnt II, person. lltitl Will bring two sons aud Il
daughter tA Assfst hlM.
THO Luke Sh0ro md Hock Island lum mics
leave Chicago Hny tfteen minutes tlpnrt IN tho
evening. tho. 1.ake Shore Ting being 5:45. unu
tho lt.iek 1stnni 4 o'clock. But ~ the lnkc
sh,re dummy 9nly RETURNS from South GhicnEo
street to tr!l aralltel, It sometimes happens II
there ls II tlofny III gottltiE back TINT tho Rock
lSlntttf leNVGs first
passengers a!,s.1so themselves ty making oven
leis Aa to which trim VIII enye irst, and Well It
hurnns that tte fsnck eIand train tloes 80, thorc
is u Btanl rush Ut passengers from tho Luke
Ing tho lives Of ssn,e nj tho reckless uncs, who
think nlnrp OF tho few nlIn,ttn3 they will save
than Of tho rlHk they nre running,
, 1880-11-24
CITIZENSIIIP.
Tho Trun,pn.GclIia1 Case in NEllSvau-
kne.

RGCs
Sptc4at D{srdteh ID The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. ej.-Tho famous citizenship
contest Of Gclfuss and Tr,implr, In this city,
ca,l,o to m end to-day. Mr.. GelfMss, 1lcpubllc-
M, was vlrctod City Treasurer lnst spring. His
predecessor III oi1lce, g. c. Triumph, discovered
tint thorc wns III record TINT Sir. 0utlfuss was
a citizen. Tho stntor 0cilf,ss olams 10 havo
tnken out naturalization pRpnrs. md Inns always
vnlcd. Tito sull was born In dernany hut rasel
ih this country. When II ho raturtlly supposed
himself tn bo citizen. md hRs used tho elective
fcalich!so for sifteen yenrs When TRIUMPH M
Ilt,uncc he would nut surrender tho o',lce Cell
fuss Ind stil two Jays In which to qualify, Rni
he tonk o,,t pnpcrs. Thu C,rcuit Court sustained
TrumpD, but the Supreme Court showed tho law
10 bu I'll Geilfuss' fnvor. md hcll that he was
duly qualified 10 tnkc possession OF the office.
Then Triumph rlntnrJ TINT Ills successors
bn1lt had been executed while hp was m nlleu,
md thnt thore wns II tcclnlcM1 fault III the tnan
1ur IN which tho tOtntttUn Council had Improved
1t. This wns tried In tho Clruu[t Court, ilrd
Judge Small held that while rs II Court ht WINS
obliged to Observe tho ruling nf tho supreme
oCt'itrt, he nevertheless Thought tho law MI out
SrnEeuua ntle. Ito ARttl there wis no use III
ruling NGAtnst ugllfttss In tho tcehnicalttIes
rntscll. rs the Supreme Court would be suru
70 give him tho Office. tfG therefore ordered
TrnMpif to yNcnt0. .I11K0 SmHi5 pnrt!san
uptfion ard his bitterHesstyer tho rmtss ni tho
Supreme Court have created kntenso lndgna-
tlou.
, 1880-11-24
DEATlAS.


a. H.. II " Henry ltnss ii liz :bth yGar u III ayo
kotlca Of funurll tu.tMorrow HURTING.
na.s T. 's issuy ssy sSs ss u q sss sstss lingering Ill
tntBl iruin hta tito reEllDncB. I'll Ygat bionr0e-
" @ III & pepo. poa.s
~ 2s ss4s9 s:Gs3 " e a's sa Il aGs as H.
,ss:$s & s:: 5 @ s:: ss, :sss'
:! L III $s;:!S sss!|s9
a.: % i:ss II s: ssnSs %
II spGias. aas. .St S&'s u
viii lo ID insessSI 1t II. jo1.ph. MIch. Thursday
YoyS,-;Nsy; 4 ~ +! s!ensY; H.. Eaa'o son OF
s:S th. ,StiaE. watre tai.sFsi ssTsleos TIii i
'e.c cGs'ssSfy y.c,ha taroa uapor. p,ea.o copy
unpe s,? ss Ss. tssssi ss
wis " Thulaas Iampleton tisat Natona! hunk, Chl-
.Fanornl ftom scs,deaco Wednesday,. tho 94sh, 1t q
- Sroroato and Ottawa Canada, papors please
c6py, -
vSS 81; Spasx n,Ta a.s 1s we't
tntrieAs Church, und lhunc0 by cartlaaas IL calvary
.Wo1DW0Rllt-Il.W Wooawutth. sxoa " yoass and
FSnSfa a y g Il II A'eh'san Avenue stothodI's
~, Tfs ~ Ny,
ntu. itsna H. st @ casass. u asa
PHARMACEUTICAL q q i,l hSaDY " Kra ;saN suo
tu baltimore i,4purs plea1u COPY
Ws Vi EssE EsSSSfS s sSJa PIX
| yenss il months hid i3!lAYs.
Funslal Thursday II Ii i. M W cassasas to urace'
, 1880-11-24
THE BUCK BISHOPS.

HOT1itN0 NEW IN THE AtfEr. 4
There WIS no particular excitement In Gam
blpr's nllcy yesterday. as MI tho resnninUhg
buokct shops opsigst In tho 1nornl1g and flat,s-
acted t,isIncss us usuah Very little wass sa!d
nbt,ut tho collapsed cn.lccrus. probably bcGhus0
no nnp knew anything nh,ut thu,li. T.
Dpxrys plnco waa closed tight, and not cvnl1 h
clerk wns inside figuring Oh tho hooks. Mt least
tono could be tsoen ut work. 1t WAS Impossible
to tittl nit his nnttAl condition. ,1tlr will any,
thing bp known cnnerriiI Il s,if'' no sizes Ut TO
n1hk, Il statement for tho information nf his
errditors. It wns rrpurtel TINT he WIS getting
ono up.
l.3rng 4 rnpe's ruu,ua rerlutnctl closed, but
his ctulilt,yts WRIT working III tho h0Haes pEptur-
Ing stHtenent Ut l!al,!!!tn alI.l nss1tt..
i reporter tsked Sir. Fnpe l1nw u BtuUd:
.s"We can. toll yet" hc replied, "but will
kiIuw III Il t1ny nr two" Y
Va tf11 4xuHGt 10 rG91lHldf''
ayes" - IN
"Whnt do you know abuut Doxoy's tnteu-
ti6nf' Il
"lIc wants to upun agntn, Understand
And the interview tnrtninHtcI.
, 1880-11-24

tho pulpit nnr ncrtipfed 81, commenting II POSI-:
tinn ~ tho public estrru ~ t,-fny; ho j. sceu1ld
tuns shroAehn,.t tl1o c.tlro West 10 no minister
q my .lcrtan!nntiou IN this ctty: In mr. owi'
mnri' respect nn.l confidence HH.inl I" TINT of
my one ~ our ministry: IN ChIcHgoo nn tho
Oir representative mnn. and fnr thcs" md
other, rcasons his departure from ChlcaNo
oatnatr,phc itsclr, shnLl compel, u to contclt-
Pluto. The people nf 81. lhl,l's Church. tho
un!tcrahl!ats uf Chicngo nilh Of lilo GntIrc
Wekt. wt,l,Il mourn nvrr thu pes ns mo Tint
wo,,1l scrli, 10 thcln lrrcp4rlhlc. n,ih WI nhnlt
rcra'mnfly, ,tnr9uily hnpo TINT ho ,t',ay turn
Sj, oGtfp okri .nf tho New York people Mil
chf In, b.ftttnfy!,g tt' Dr.. lsy.'rt md lts NO.
enrcd; ho Vim l,ovrf' ffnd Nnttrr or wnr.,nr
ness, md wc rcpclt. that!Wo a.l holn' tut'tn ,n
c0nipcllcd tn record tho whrus TINT EgtRhnl
never willingly write : "ur. lssdAr, leaves
CbItAIOh -.
, 1880-11-24
HYDE PARK POOR ACCOUNTS.

nYpE pAHK, Nov. gI-1}y your reported action
OF tho Committee OIL Town md Town Accounts
Of tho County 3oarll, SEQ tllat tho Payment OF
my bit Gf *IA for ncccssnrtes furnished tho
poor OF lfvtc 1'nris. under thu tlIr6ctions Of tho
Oversccr Of tho Poor of that town. ,ytas rejected,
or ut Ieust Delayed. upon lhe prctext TINT hAve,
through 1nEstnkc, been pad TOO much Oh some
Of MY forner bills. I desire to most etnphAt-
lcnlIr deny that hnye over hecn paid IN hills
rendered tho county Rn0 penny tllOre than WIS
nnlplest opportunity Of maintaining my such
srilnpslt.up charHe, have ordered suit 70 be
thoro Is t!o slightest foundation for my s,tch
nsinlnt[On lot It bD presented ut their trjnl III
cnurt Of Justice. wtoru cul, meet 1t openly md
farly, Anti my friends need hArD ITO frtr of tho
result Respectfully, lsOHERT FINLEY.
, 1880-11-24

mo press, however, Tor having CnlGtI mo ntttn.
t,nn or lin ,,,vu,cn,,a NJ Inn c,tv In thntr tv In
tho ,nnttnr n, ,htnks nm, ,n scc. 81, i,,nroyn.
.no 'n",tes' nho 'n''Sa 1"'t "e se's vi" "'pfo'o'
fncnt 'slrcntly+
rMe Committee OF tho rcv,alon ot tho nr.1-
rHntcs was nrntn in session rcs,crlny, Their
wirk urpInisus Il, i,e tctttuis. and, slncu whit
thoy 10 viii rot ie t'nal, ihoir abors nrs invest,
rrptlrt 10 tic Cn,tnf,il Mt Its itext ucetfg, ind
Mo nstion npon tho'r Recommendation win Ia
finish tl,t work.
rms ,,,, rcw ,,ova ,f c,,, xrco,tcr hos hos.
tensal tnc trUE ~ w % Gs.n ts.. ,. !eu a'n yes
Ss ssy ny nr ,etI IN. "t ~ i't n wcs fs ,s nlMi
stnp.i M! w % Hm.s WIZ . ss,u .tun LIMIT ~ ~ ys ny
nnIsGi m1 u ~ pg ns ~, fra ~ ,r
tler trt''n s now i!tltcsatea. tno lorfe snere
pG'tE .,E tnet s ~ c way lno 'co' no"eEcF
oa'eF '"o "e"taoF "'"5 w. .-.....-...
fnif1iig fu rrtNnvc tho astcs IN tho streets AFRO
ul,tp n,nr,,us. an.t sunut1uw tho mnst uf them
come to tha Commissioner III Public Wurks.
Ar,l,ig tho en1hrnina,,ts yuAsnr,lNy ,sns s1nr.
slmll lieil. md III reply Dr. DC Wolf snys tint !,p
, 1880-11-24
A DEMoC1,A'r's OPINION.

A A~ ASA'A ~ ~AsAN r. - ~ = AAs SAse
Jona ronsyr,tE THROWS UP TIE srovus.
.orax,s wo has 1sn xn,ci ,hn pc
1"e' W. ".9 'o.Iu s"u .osoSo'c's"v
t1cKet straight for th'FtS-thfe" years. ana ms
June pcrhnps moro bnrd work to prutnote tho
penoer"t,c ea,sS s .hsn any M o:heT an IN en-. H.
tasu, .1o"s up suo spuae, ni, ut.s san. w.
party has bcen whipped TOO b1uls ever ftH1i'i to
wart. hittings from. on ] thu suulder uutronst. Ia
n onnt,,lrnt,uI tu,, viii, tho xenior Dannrratlc
@ nuon"aen'ua ,.' a. 49,. .a'S WIZ ~ sen''' oe'9'1a''o
ot8hu ho IL mus reporled:
opinion a6out tho Demoerntlo purify
smile tiat dispIaysd two full rows u tceth il
itivs. ard WIS now Ieyot!ns himself to the fea:
iiylug: VI hayo waited tho neI''oeratio tickot
str.,Eht for thlrsy-thrco years Iu National olec-
''?nS IL you expect to enjoy ttut privilege again
lit lss4f'
;AkAtn that smti6sisldminatea @ Mr; @Foraytae's rs
saLly said he wns lfrall not. MO, str; ttilnk
have vutesl Tor tho inst nemocfatlo cnnlilnte
hns I,rs, .rv MI w tnnt IN. ,
Vii mot intr..st ti1n TnVnrncnt tn tho .p,,,1.
eatc naGty rs IL now % ~, '. ,Mp That faet is
ann ", n1 9suM suno " LUZ uu's'
~ RADICAL CHANCE IN THE PARTY,
md doubt II that eau 10 brought abuut whilo
the otl organization resnains itiluct rs u party.
I soIla Gs south sr stnsivciy W soaturn % !, pe:
,n"eraSy. , H. tas Nerth there 4 ds.I,.seatsl
ttrong p.rtss,, IN aiii. w,tl, noi vGte the s
poIt!1cr,ltiv tiokotf thUigi,t success tneant tGo
snas sha electen Il S * aescH woud hve
suited ln this but lheto wis II ll.aetlned fear
aas,x !,e Kreat n,asses t,at i .alKht b ,1sn:
t!i ,nsre: ln ny op!n!q'', to astsat tho Ds,,,;
, 1880-11-24
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Regular Scrl1-1IonthIy NIcctinE.
Tho 1soartl of Etlicasloii held meeting Inst
evening, as Th,irs'lny Will bo Thanksgiving,
President Delaney IN tho 'chnlr. aui all tho III
spectors present except Armstrong nnI Uart-
lett.
a communication wns received from Supertn-
tcndsnt EIowland usktng tat action he tnkcn In
tho mAtter Of ctusrg tho schools Oil nccount of
ThanksgIvlng-D
On motion Of Inspector IIoyno, It was ordered
that all tho schools 10 closed Wednesday,
evening nnI not opened until tho following Mon.
y faspresar carraahtt, from tho Committee on
saS'afs II use 10 r5aiosea s"eo ,i,ey ~srs WORTH
lispeetor Kelth. tGIdn.t know whother i was
W. Gsfore tho .Gpanet! d; smoke oril1ases
passns " II it dId. tbo o,siSeers @ o. sho soSoos
wuuid probably Ind themselves undor. arrest
ws uS sSct aeu or tue Re was
pretty seruus one ~ tho present time. Every
body kncw how dlls!cult Il wu!s to keep CLEAN.
uon. The sinoko Wis just as much Il n1is,neo
u. tue outlying districts ~ in tho centre Of tho
f vs @ftG to sasss sase S a 9 ,s @ the
OF sottIng bo!lcrs and !hor construction. There
smoko from naw fusi woa!l psss over tiS hos
euat mud DO consumod. With this system oy
s esoae S o ehoy ps ts fss rst " eo
L,;o Iay; 5n tue future this matter should DO Mt
Tho recommendation Of tho Committee was
n,ps FOR sonooL-sl7Es.
Inspector Curran ruportod that tho following
ltla tog scqool.stt9a bud heon recelvel;,
streot:. stsses II. Huber, Albums to Wilcox, bu-
twccn onklvy- street ald Western nvunuo. lex
W. y @s.s9 G%nSs nxsnud rs Ms;dS. S r. T.
W sPs 1851: s 81. i % Sssis; sysaus 't FL S s
Icy y' nd Westsrn ] asoauot Ssi sis. siS slsSS 1.
f 9rth9ast ~ 81 s9s'F @ Monroe aud Lc"v1t
SsssS @ssas' ssnS : & assSst Ss 'shs
ueteo'b. + i; 'sseE @ 5Sssoa S'''''' ''''' o'
s.rcets: J. Y: Gnrk. Unior strcut, south II
ty.slxts s,rest: Wllliani i.'srs. southwest cor.r
slsi, Ss!,iia WiIisam i, Slel,sii, asrtnauss M
stuxi siSD. s D. IL. cainet,' @ sauhWsss sSs c"r.
| ner q ln,.lann aycnue u,,d Iwcnty..sxth street,
ed by 81 t.iio, psatbSr.'' % lid sprIns
streets, ltNxsl {. s:al0O1. =
On shntlnn, Ut Inspector Kolth, nil tho uds
inspector Keith, rrom tho Committee on
ton o , use Is Msvesue ot 70 s
an,i i, ii!ouk ~, School srctlon addition, far
t!tty ysars NJ IN .an.'al G rsnsal Vt sSaio for tho
" inspesinr itlchUrsF statei TINT tl,at closed up
nll tho untt0rs connected With lsuck IL, nilll
tho Hoard trnM tho property would be Us I!ustl
nRAln nv previously. T.1 much ergtltt could not
eydtYS xsi m S,o s q ,hy y2 @ *
sch.Ials, ailil It wus through his 1furth almost
, 1880-11-24
A FAMOtis WINTER REsnaT.

In mother column Will 10 founl tho ativcr-
tfsemcnt of tho Royal Victoria Hotel, Daharnn
fsulls. Tho cl'lnltu ut NllssN,l during tho VIM
ter months Is PERHAPS tho most delightful and
cq,1ahle In tho world. mud tho accommodations
Mt tho hotel, which Ia kept III tho best American
nnnMer, are snil to 10 Iirst-cass In al respects.
6tennets run from Now Yurk evury two weeks.
touching ell route at FUrnanltnu, Flu, atid
this year landtnK passengers directly ut Tho
Wkart TT Nnssn.i, Mfter passage ln,m FcrHun-
dim Of solAe f0rty-twu hours. W0 Gun Bnfc1y
recommend th!a favorita res,rt to aIt those who
w[sl, to avotu tho severity Of II Northern winter,
md enj"y nl tho advantages Ut tho tropics at ~
short II distance from hume,
, 1880-11-24


l1ATliAWAY--lll1.l.-1ly tho Icy. j. II. Trow-
4. HatnnwAy. Ut tns city, md Mrs. Annie L. lii,
, 1880-11-24
MATCH BONDS.
Second Day'a;,,Proceedings in the
Conspiracy Trial.
The Bondsmen Testify on Behalf Of the
Prosecution.


tho direct examination, stuffed TINT tor his scrv-
Ices IN examining tho Wsec,or ,nstc,,-be..., ha
charged 20, md was nnId that amount by llull
~ prrsa'i' On cross examination he admitted
TINT he supposed tho ln"noy wes patt for Wheel
Of then, in .he transaction.
duced, Including tho original tnn,t, aE'1,1avlts
certified cnpirs Of tito mntch- makers nccol,n
with tho Govornnent, aud n certiao.l copy Of
llArsow Tor s.eenso 70 orsan1e tho ncw ,,, SOW,
ny ns ta tnet TINT t Hus a u
viii. tfo Government nppcarrl 10 ia tnn,ie aftar
tho "Osod sa10 of tho h'"'ef-f"ctory to wheol-
st,b,rlc. Inv. ,lapncr l,t,,o ,rIow. WIN ,,c.
t,se,i liz .iu;{uess iu hc tt "f aneci,nt"r IN
tIard IN rcKs}1 tn ti,o nart j,t lux In bringing
tnurttier ah0 ll!ot,a md Wheeler. mil i, ncvo.
nnm5t tssi, 1'hT.,t,,.i n II @ wi,i'.h ,G wns nntd
hin,iV$ $Nt'n,s II *aiJcaeI. towards tho iast they
KKh|sn Knsr,l ho ~ turning over tho proceeds to
III tho cht,rsn of n long nrosa-cxnn,nntton tho
witness tusttl TINT ia rcf,t,,t,t,citin ft.,,;inr
M II bu.tsfHnn to Whee,er, though he ilu.l
Mo.hinx Io Witl' The lnakinE Of tho h,ll and
never never saw Judge nangR until ho saw him In
eom T,,r tctr,,,,,,,,,., ,ot,or .so,,,, ,,s ,,o,
sMiary Exseieef ~ Inc snMpo Oh fno Gr,Knat
org u Ey,l sl,S sliretiss ,' On the sond ., ~.
NJ f9s s1';sn beoa r Keep ,o anu tn,r me
u defeli'lant tn tho churge Of perjury in IN.
nthor nftaen Or 't @ Ms @sinutnlnE totally Dprt.sed
ness 9;ydfruIed the ubjce!ion, md Mr: lircror
ws al% t9 tss.iy t , s stnry WI J., tnt IT, Cole
tsr ar 3 d ese M h ' 70 iIa s o @ 1S '' S
Ts etH s eIrc " 9 NV ,S nspoas, s i sxpn9s
"
, 1880-11-24
rNEIE CITY.


IElH C4kA1A ~ - " Os
s.n. STAFFORD, IT, 8. A.. Is at tho Palmer.
N, &, l,ultcts, Of Grand Hnpds, IL ut tho Trc-
mint.
HNs s,SCtA1t, Of Glasgow, Scotland, Is at
Tnrthe.
.t.G CARSON md wtfn. Of leorta, H., arc Mt tho
Ehrrtnni,.
A. F.ttox md family, OF 0rconock. Scotland,
nrc I'll tho sherman.
w.r. Mi:n,,srf. MD family, OF HING Kong,
ChIi.a, nrs nj tho fremont.
II. l.. l,rLANEy, Or Mnrshnll. Ill.,. Tcntentfary
Commissioner, ts NJ the Pacific.
Mn. 4SD Mus. ". II. ALLYN. Of Washington,
nro re4stcrct, ut thr Shcrmut.
r.,x Hey. I. II. CollA.,l. Of COUNCIL hints. H..
am! the Rev. Lytnan Admit. Ut Now York, 'iro
nt tic Palmer.
4. f ,1 'cx5S Xs h%s e. sss1 css ssspssf2 81 s;a
nrc Mt the lnctr.
y connHsroSnESr calls tho attc1tio, Of the
authorities 10 Tho 'anaern,,s Ct c.,rditlon of tho
sidewalk In frnlt of l3!6 Mfchlghn HtcH1se.
'TnE Committee IN Public Charities nlet ycs.
tnyt,nd nItlituR Il fsw nntnlppr.ant s!I's ant1
sevcrti applications for pnssea.
TuE ttnv. l)r. An.icrsnn 1'rrsi1ont rf ChIcaE0
Fi'st 'i' lsicshyicr!am Church os iIsdo Park ns
10:p o'clpek Thanksgiving pny.
Mr. H. y: .xni; q ttol,oke. n 1, o,, ono r nt
Cinb cii Is ii ii Tic Grand Tauiac.
FLASK Wtt.LtAMs, nltns toss. who .wns pHr~
dn,ic,i a,t ol }nit. whnrc to wis serving term
fnr hnrBlnry. by uov. CNiloni ~ tho hlaacr part
er Inst De,oher n @ account Of ths !'n,r ',,r o cn,o
OH tho North SdH.
Of ,o Thraricai a';t @ dntId. t"d MSnay nrniar
Ss H. s1rSs Il iss @ II sx.s 4sser st'fss iesns y s
the National ThcHtre. The funtrle VIII taxe
, 1880-11-24
HAIR GOODS,

=
4 "A q n WHOLESALE i IsuLaiL e4ud for prizes lit.
IL HuudA sent Z. u. Ilnny hvru, SuIu axyGt
"a e iuF Aus ~AELTLfUitM." Wigs ali4tIu u
A1ES uElrr hhl Mutiu utttu,l Besn1ArIt Nave,
Su0 9ueN l.. AUkAu Ham, II kYAIE-4x,
, 1880-11-24

buy tho IinprIy1ii Iluwe Sclles. Uurden,
ScIleuk i Co., AKoAts. VI Lake stsvut
, 1880-11-24

A Pope's edtut, sealed, Ia u uuti; don't mistake
that lor Or. Hslt's tuuxh Syrup.
, 1880-11-24
|6A5{St4AGES

Buck 4 Ilayncra Moth Powder destroys roach
es, 1lfns, tiita. nnu bt:bllE5.
, 1880-11-24

CnMmins' Dental Company, Stuto and Isau.
dolph. E1licst teoih u. Filings j,ulf price.