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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

VNHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county. letters Of adminisira-
ton on the estate of
BENJAMIN HORN,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscribers.
on or L.Jorc hs 7ih day IF JaHWnyy. iSsl
they may oiherwi.c by Law BE- excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted Ia iaid Is.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under GU, hands this 9TH day Of July. lssO.
ROBERT 7. BALDWIN,
MARTIN l.. HORN.
July l0.-it Administrators =. ID. l..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

VNnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters documentary
on the estate Of
SARAH SMITH,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
60 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber,
on or before The iih day cf january. lsSi;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested 60 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day ofJuly. 1850.
PHILIP BRoGAN,
July l7.-it) Executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

HUNBrGs AND SwISDLERs.-lt has been said
that the world likes TO DO humbuggcd and rather
enjoys being swindicd. This would seem to be
partially true ut least, as the most paipabe hum
bugs and self-cvidcnt swindles are sure 10 find
victims. This l. cmincntiy true in n rural popu-
lation. GENERALLY honest and unsnspectng them
selves, the farmers fall an easy prey 10 n set Of
sharpcrs, who 60 abou, from year TO year, with
first one humbug and then another, and no matt.-
how frequently cautioned, the farmers are bound
10 be yictmiEcd by these Togues. A Few years ago,
n fellow went through this region with clover
roots. drawn from some convenient field In the
ncighborhood, with the tops pnehed oil short, and
sold them for strawberry sets. Another went
along with n superior kind Of clover.secd, and
yictimircd many who paid him good round sum
for his marvellous seed. We published the hum
bug Mt the time, scarcely dseming IL necessary,
and subsequently were much surprised TO hear
Of the number of victims. Aud now comes anoth
or sWindling scheme called the --latest" We clip
IL from one Of our exchanges Farmers will have
TO keep their eyes peeled tho country is full Of
rogucs and swindcrs. The latest dodge il 10 get
farmer 90 sign contract to become agent for u
patent jackscrew. In u few weeks ye granger finds
that he has signed order for Sl2j worth of
jackscrcws.- Wsst~ini.ier Adroe"'s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

rJNnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans' Court
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration ON
the estate Of
ANN N. DAY.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber.
on or LcJors hs 29h day II DeccB,Lsr, 1850;
they may otherwise by Law lie excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es-
tate arc requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this goth day Of june, 1850.
FRANK =. CLARK,
July St Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

FINnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
j scribcrs have obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county. letters Of administration on
the estate OF
CHRISTINA $. AULL,
late of said county. deceased. Al persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscribers.
OF ~ before The ?9h day of Dcesmbrr. 1850;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted TO said es
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 29th day Of June,
1850. JACOB II. AuLL,
MARGARET \. AULL,
July 3.-it.l Administrators.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24
y. CHARLES BURKE, Attorney, rop.on,o~n.
ORDER NISI.

IN he matter II hs ."is by Henry q. HaiehiH.. he
Trsa.Hrer III B"iiiR,ore cpHR,s. aHi tie coiisc-
tar IF State and t"Hsiy TaSe. J.r s"d county.
for on-Jaymen' Of fay,s Of and a...sssd 10
WILLIAM WELBr. i3ik Di.,oici. for he
gear ls7s-Ia The Cirrad Court for BahiAore
county.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. this 30th day OF June. A. d. 1850. that
tho sale made aad vepar'sd by I-nry Wuieh.
ms, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county, aud the
Collector Of the State and County Taxes for said
county, in the above entitled matter. of the land
assessed TO William welby, in the 18th District
Of said county, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or before the
26h day Of JHiy. A. u. lssO. provided u copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Towsontown, Baltimore county.
once in each Of three successive weeks before the
said Goth day Of July. 1850. The report and ex-
hibits show that the property was sold for taxes
due for the year 1875. to the County Commission
ers Of Baltimore county TOT thirty seven dollars
and fourteen cents, cash. GEO. YELLOTT.
True Copy-Attest;
July J.-It.l WM. Nj, ISAAC. Clerk,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

rINTIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of baltimore county, letters VI adininistra
ton on the estate Of
ELIZABETH HUGHES,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned To
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber.
on ar before The 29h day IF DscsMber. 1850;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said e.
tate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 29th day ofJune. 1850.
FRANK y. CLARK,
Administrator with the will annexed.
IuiX IL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24
Baltimore county reachers. Assoc.a


tions.-The regularly quarterly meeting Of Bal
timore County Teachers Association was held in
Baltimore last week. On Friday morning n solo
va. sung by Miss Ida Parkinson. an essay was
delivered by Prof. u. c. Reed and reading By
Miss Lulu Christian. 4 discussion-"liow can
popular opinion be more fully enlisted in favor Of
liberal system ofpublic school education '"-was
INDUCED in by Alex. Francis, Miss Susie VI. Pole.
T.. T.. ijams and Isaac Shaver. The school jour
nal was also read and Miss Belle BAnkhcad sang
n solo. In the afternoon j. II. bunker performed
on the piano and Miss Jennie X. Price delivered
an essay. L. q. Cover read selection and Ira
:. Fallin, q. c. Hanna, Miss Mollie Burton and
Miss Sarah Welsh discussed the subject, "In what
studies and 10 what extent can the use of text
books be dispensed with in our schools -
The Association of colorcd teachers of the
county met on the same day. Aurela Brown read
a selection and Maggie J. fTelericks delivered an
essay. A discussion--"ilow can we obtain n bet
ter discipline in our sch"ols was participated
in by Julia Battles. Fannie VI. Griffin, Vim. Lee.
and Lulu Gray. T.. CRASH delivered an address
and Mary Warren read n selection. The manner
of securing the cooperation Of patrons and chill
dren was also discussed by Mary y. Wilson. Laura
Lewis. Singleton X. Hughes and J. u. l.. Cooper.
Richard Fry, Richard Riggs, VIM. n. Butler aud
Harry Wilson discussed the question of whether
universal graduation was beneficial To the schools.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

DEAIH OF 4 CESrESARIAE.-Mr. Edward Ham
ilton, the oldest citizen Of this county, died last
Friday, ut the residence Of his nephew James X.
Hamilton, near Falls,on. lie was born March 9Th,
1870, and consequently in the loSth year Of his
age. Mr.. Ilamiitons birthplace was Ireland, but
he has resided in this country for period longer
than an ordinary lifetime. For many years he
kept n store the corner Of Baltimore and High
streets, Baltimore. lie and his sister, Mrs. Mary
HamiIl, purchased nearly all the land around aud
on which Fallston now stands. Mrs. liamill died
upwards Of year ago, nj the advanced age Of lo2
years. Mr.. lIamtons wife. Jane, was year or
two his senior. She also died three years ago,
having reached the ripe old age IL io3 years. Al
the age Of lG Mr.. Hamilton became member OF
the Presbyterian church, but for the last 20 years
Of his life he was n member Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. His sister, Mrs. Iiamill, was n
member Of the NJ. T.. Church for % years. Mr..
Hamilton led n sober. virtuous and consistent
Christian life. lie was cheerful and bright, his
mind was clear up to within two weeks Of his DEATH
and his sight was not moro impaired than that OF
aged persons generally. For several years before
his death no never left his lie was inferred
by the side Of his wife a. sister, at Friendship
N. l.. Church. on Sunday.-Bsiair -EJis l6h iHsf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24
"His Heyday of polieht. "-unier hi

noyohy VI bcHkAS.
head the .S"Hday imsrieaH of 18th inst. says ::
"John Tracey. proprietor IL Beeyicw Farm.
Arlington, Baltimore county. and formerly steward
ofthc Carroll county almshouse, yesterday brought
into town one of u not the largest loads of hay
which ha. ever entered the city. It, weight was
over four tons. and il lowered up 10 second story
windows and filed the street almost from curb 10
curb. Mr.. Tracey rode on top and drove four,
and was compelled 10 avoid all narrow streets for
fear Of sweeping pedestrians of the sidewalks. and
all car routes in order not 20 obstruet the lines.
lie had great difficulty In getting TO the Cattle
Scales, where he disposed ofhis load. Ordinarily
load Of hay weighs about = ton, and seldom
sssES than a Ton ssi half NJ. Tsasey, how.
ever delights in large loads, and seldom comes to
town with less than three tons
The reporter who wrote tho above knows very
little about what constitutes "a load Of hay" Mr.,
Trasey's load was = right good sized one, but
there are plenty Of larger ones go down the York
road. The team of Mr.. John Mcrryman. of Hay
fields. hauls nearly 6 tons nj n load. while many
other teams haul and tons. The idea Of an
"ordinary load Of hay" weighing about u ton or n
ton and a.half will tickle farmers. who usually
haul on three or four horses from 2! TO - tons.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

Arrests on Serious Charges.--A young
man named Thomas Lewis was arrested on Mon.
day by county officer Joseph X. knight, on the
charge of attempting TO commit an indecent AS
sault upon the person Of Lydia Webb little girl
but nine years Of age. living nj llampdrn, Fails
road, The alleged assault was committed on the
18th Of last April, when, ~ stated by the child,
she and two companions were enticed into the
woods by Lewis. who, whom in n lonely spot, made
the attempt which was frustrated by her screams.
Lewis escaped 10 Pennsylvania Immediately after
the occurrence and returning n few days ago was
arrested rs stated above. lie had n hearing be.
fore Justice Dorsey which resulted In his being
committed for the action Of the Grand Jury.
On Sunday last the county police Of the lat dis.
trict arrested John u. Lee. charged with attempt
ing n similar assault on the person Of Henrietta
Zasin, aged IS years. daughter OF Lewis Zasin.
living near the Frederick road. The child was on
her way 10 Sunday school when the assault, which
was witnessed by the officer who made the arrest.
was attempted. Justice Cloudy committed the ne.
e,,sed far the artion of the a rand Jurv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

es- We invite attention to the advertisement
Of Mr.. George J. Roche. .? South Calvert street,
baltimore. house, fresco and sign painter. Mr..
X. 10 n resident Of wavcrly and Ia well known to
many Of our people.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-24

Habeas Corpus.-A writ IL habeas corpus
was Issued on Friday, 10th inst, by Judge Vel
lott for tho body Of Anne Riley. now confined in
the House Of Correction. The writ Is returnablc
on Monday, 18th instant. Gen. Bradley 7. John
son and VIM. =. Wharton. Esq.. will appear for
the petitioner.
, 1880-06-09
IOWA.

DUBUQUE.

6p%e&at plspat<A to TIA Chicago 7ttbsnA
DUBUQUE, Ia, Juno A-As anon a. the news
was received to-day that GARFIELD was noni.
rate4l Il acotned TO sprsA4 entauslasm among tho
ltopubl4cans like witt!tlrs, and they Immediately
prepared for 3oElltioatlnn. Ihlfty-eiEht guns
weru fired, bands p,lr.sded tho Streets, and
speeches worO made by Judge Cooley, D. Il.
Lyon. J. n, Howard, J. @. Longuortllc, Judge
burt and savoE1ll others. Garfield seems 10 10
the second cho!ce Of ali tho Republicans, Mhsth-
eF they were thIul-termers or antl'thlr9l.t1r1n"
ess, AlAlne or anti Dlalno. Tho nesnocfuts are
the only oIss that fepl soto IN thta seot4on lIts
nomination lusurey Mhoop Of the Republican,
ticket through Iowa, and also tho Congressman
IN this, tbs Third District,
DEB AoINRs.
6saetal D5patsA 10 TIA Chteaeo 1Sahxas.
Das llo1NKs. Ia, Juno s.~hepubllcnnA in this
city u4e sorsly disappointed over the dsfcat at
NinInc, but rejoice thAs tho Grant trtamvlt.tta
wore also beaten. The nomination ID wei re-
celyoi ~ tho sesuit OF IN exercise af deliberate
Judgment. Among tho soIdloHs tAera IL stsonS
feeling for 0asnsld, and Iowa will whoop up hsr
usual majority for tho Iuokot No public rasl6.
cation heru to-nlHht- j.
aptftal DtspotsA to 1ss CAlaasa Tssbva&
ORpAn nArf1na, In,, Juno a-T4ae IeNs of Gar
| Aalla nomination WAS reoeaved with tbs utpatas
sxtu1aosIou. Everybody u delighted With the
| overthrow OF tho political tackatcssL axoopt
IIemocsats, who are greatly disappointed. ho'
l puBlicaps arc out en- masdo W-mgos
, 1880-06-09

Special DtspoteA 70 Taa Chicago Tribune.
Put1ADrLrllIA, June "a great cheer run |
along Chestnut street whom tho ncuB came Of
f1ora,I5'a nomination. The crowd. which was |
,,.z.,a sarnr.hIn ~ I,,oi,c wns nutck To catch
iassc4y .Mv"."no " n.ato' W." ~ .,a.ot .s,J
tno pol, wa. na'ao r"s a '.a,. ,ea,,sa a. HALL
tho relololng was NOS 30 m.acn because o"tnen
wns tho nou,lnco az TINT arnnt was dcfcatea'
r4nts wero thrown into tho air, or swMpg over
uss.u' "'o ~ no orct ,nI,ltt,tln
hRd Deen IN n similar throng tour years Pre-"
oaSly '" i,,,aT,ar' Smgn sAs n ~ Ifnyes % but tboro
~ nu'nostu1n !lTauo,a. ~ .'''e, NV @root ma Tint
which distinguishes dny from nsa. o,o inc
mon Ttu, uou1nation of Hayos fell upon tho
non. lnu ',1. " a.as t,t Hrnntrn ,xot
eager eso"a MAc eexe.a, "otoo y. prs ~
%ks aios tao apa tuqntns
ovnv T., ,,ttcr tni,tiYcronce and s{lenco Garfield
AMnS y, Wy. ~ inad tho
gv".',e nnr,v t,t 'he ~ sho I thIri"tcrm wernass
Conversation to- night with almost ayery load
Inn 1,ori,tcan In tho c.tv shovs suhatantia1
"s a.sr,t.u T., n,,n,,,in- IN ,omnnt,on nt onoo
"hHh'nhts III "eeops1 sao ~, -" .I.,,
NJ token OF success una h'otAoF slk"
OF tho dissolution or tno cameron "omliat!oa'
Cameron Ia bitterly denounced on nlt slues Tor n
betrayal Of tho Suto, which be know to lIo nl-
,nnst soI npninst thin1 form " he hntl turned
.t."5, nNsS,' ."na :. a.s,, a.. ~ s+-,,11ja ho.
| 10 Garhc'o "heH IL enas 70 .ao ota1feu ~
| tween him ana Grant. NIL sSoifHa nave pcon !or-
vivpn but NOW tho feeling is very strong nEafnst
.', aha aor .ao ".o* ~ .oona "nnnaa IN tcodcr-
nAvc tn3 coufa9o u aetHn9 ~ Ganho ocntsnr
snE Inese Is ts f6me ,n tm.x VI poo''o aeoop4'n
- - " 4,1z pa1aa.
| rho prras f1lcpubt1cn{,) vill say, "The Chi.
caKo Convention has done q gGo4' work. The
, 1880-06-09
hr1asOURIA


epteial Di,pdteh to JAs Chicago 1tth,snA
81, LOUIS No., Juno S.-Tho oxcitcmont in |
this city to-iay over tho work Of tho Chlcngo |
Convcntion has been something Intense. Thotl-
santls OF people oongrogatad before the hnllntn-
boards nt the telegraph and newspaper ofIloca IA
soon rs reports begin to come in Ut tho frat hal-
lottng Of tho forenoon, md those crowds soon
ewcllcd to tens OF thousands. WhGh tho first
Indications Of break III favor at Garfield wcro
announced tho GxMtornotlt became creator thnn
ever, aud tho roar III tho stroets
euch "a has not been hoard since
War-t.rao. On Change the merchants
abandoned h,,siuess totally. and when ut Inst
s...aas ~ nn.nniI,.. no,utrn t1nn
'n0 hmaouhcetAous W ~, s"o% ~ @ to ..a,,I. ~.
came fhGy Went lAariy Whu. AL Wero SeH'nA'
n general war; dance wag ininl8ed In, merchants,
tno far IN enonuc In thu excroisr walking about
~, ~ ~ r.. 80 ,ra,,otJn1 thor,.cvo. ganornf-
W ~ ,uato n!u .o'anA trha nas.t1,n.r.
y WIN M "ANh "pa'. ~"o Ae1p p.
ehonteu from saeef neIAns. a'a .,eos,.'a @ o,,,..'
Joined In apparently Tor tho fna OF tue thlng'
FInNlly tho tin pAnR on tho gTnn-cOtlrtcrs wef0
sc,zcd. md. using those as oy,ubnls, the
.a,hn,ts un.,hoa H. nroccsalor IN thn
!luten"ns n"ienua @ -. ptpoessn sM >. 49, ~
tront OF tho dtobt- DoMoe5at olhoe, "aeIe
laughing oharivnri was given tho Into
nrnnt organ. Among the prent crowds In front
~ 49,. ,.,..,,. .hoo ~. ~ tto .trcota the sa,nn
" tue ounetlu-ooa'sus " 4'u ''ae''o '"o 0''''9
wild scenes were enaeteu'
, 1880-06-09


Special Dt.pateh " 1hs Chicago Tribune.
. WASHINGTON, D. O.. June 8.-The Democrats
look upon II ns fnfr nominationwi without an OK
ccptIou. They sny that, With wlsO nomination
ut Cincinnati, tho DosnoOrAts can beat QArlola.
Speaker Randall Expresses this opinion. scnntor
Hill, Of Georgia, says the nomination is fairly
strong, not strong ns thnt OF Edmunds would
hnvc beon. nor TINT Of Grant, Tic thtnks that
Orunt would huyo given trouble In tho South.
hut thut Garfield will not. Tho lAtter. howovcr.
will poll every Republican voto in tho country,
especially In the North. lie thinks tho
offeet Of this nomination will compel Dom-
oorata to ooucentrato thclr eight ia Now
York, New 1orsoy, and Connecticut.
Another Southern senntor, whose name
l nm not At liberty to givo, said that tho noml-
nation would 10 strong In Ohio. and would pre-
veat tho nomination OF mn Ohio Democrat In
opposition, bocpuso tho Administration. bong
1rioudly TO Garfield, would use its power aud
Influence to curry that Stnta Tor him In
October. It wns al excellent nomination, he
thought, because 1t would compel prudence on
tho part OF tho DoinooTata. who, would now ho
Obliged To nominate two mon who could carry
Now York aud Indiana. He thought tho result
rpi111oA1 pEArH
Of the mon who hive toon Grants main aup"
port-Conkling, Logun, Carpenter, and Cameron.
IIo, ~ did Senator Norman, thought tho non-
ination tair one that I prevented re nSn,nk. '
ton 9f an oho a hy hs0rx lo nss
curry cur y NOV v" York ark sSoull mo nomeerst:
he Ind not foF,nei Nny opInton u e tha alEengta
Or wcnkNess OF tinriiold Ns candidate, lie mgs
9ratitici TINT Grant f@a not been nomtnnteI:
bsya da sarpeaea epseh' se Sa ea F @
term mon H1Gysile ana olcHt.i Gxnns:
n ~ ~ ~ no,nin"tfnv Hi,inis
, 1880-06-09


sptetas Dtspat<A to 1as Chicago 1ttbs.Hs.
RICHMOND, Va, juno a.-ThD nomlnatlon Of
Gartlold crcntod quito a sensation hero, because
entirely unlocked tor. Tho Republicans Wero
divided between Grant and plalno, tho former,
however, having at teast two-thlrls The creator
following. Upon tho Grant mon tho nomination
fell like wet blanket, but, tho arst shock being
over, thore scon.s To be q disposition to acQul'
osco and 20 10 work to elect tho nominee. Al
though Vlrgsnia was we'll workcd up by 6hos"
man, he had slight following bore. Tho defeat
Of 0sant ia laid on hls shoulders by tho
disappointed friends Of tho ox.Pso sdent, and
he Ia bitterly denounced Republicans
consider tho nomination u. good ono. Among
the Democrats there IL rejoicing at tho dofcat of
0rnpt, Of whon they werb afraid. They con;
stdcf, however,, that tho nomination ut Gartaut.l
il strong ono. and q prominent democrat and
me,nbor Of the Legislature remarked! to-1lBht.
i WetI, either why tho election tlirls now. wo
viii yet Il good MIN fnr President. We cnn ! aty
anything aRnInst 0nt,telsrs character" Perhaps
there was no more disappointed csnss at tho l0-
feat Of Grant than tho Negroes here.
, 1880-06-09
careful Republicans Is, TINT M!chHen i Enru tnr
60,lt0 majority md an nnbrokoM aolcgnuoh IN
Congress- for Tho Republican party.

Congreaa for Tho Republican party.
psTnotT.
5ptctal Nspateh 10 The CAltddo TftbtsnAs
DtTtptr, Mich, June A-Thg nnnnunccmonE
Of tho nomination 81 Gen, GARFIELD! was rseHiven
hcre w y nct n n,se t
fsr i. I" celata ID ' Till tscy ' 'wei not sots for
S:s. S ~ sSps sss f d o MS sy y;y IL q
tfRin's ftsins 'ses '' ne estser 81 sandi$ie weS, Is
%n, sSfs 'f?sS ana w %a.ssa4as Sn5ssu09
ssss! sss:' ns seFS p'GsPsSEs ~
week that hs passed tho people o. S9s ~ csy nas9
iHMG"n @ c be-" f%voris sai, II Michigan the ncws
nf hs mnintnntton would not h4ro % r.'tsea moro
s II II" a s not was sG Il ceasyo iy ws @
Within ten minutes .ntter tho recopt Of tsc re
Il S 81 f. l sffS 5 % s5 r. sns' ;s's nd e. @ IT,
!hhs !hhsa lsmo et tae nSat,sso s. xsro {; dx!SI3s xySSI3S
e sa hs %9vac aeeY,S Ssass t5s Il sG ,ans
tent tsopub1!canR wcro Interviewed Go-say sts ana
tho general sentiment wis ono OF rploltinS
nver Icn. Nartcds nn1nInation. Men Who w haa M
favored or"nt jo!nei tie e, ntnsTn rcd noG hG not
s' ny ,'o ecc,ed. q, I'D % t,t would make such rresl-
don't AZ tho country needed.
LANSING.
Special Dttpa'ea To 5at e. @GMeaoo Tfsbu"s.. . :. an
nows ti,al uarileli was nominated 1aa . c9m. s,
uleto surprise to Tho Republicans of thts cttys III
e csv H. as 5 xas pppeesSe q N III IL
isSs 1'sSs T an M WSe!, MsnaEst psss
eh.an efrsa' to lead tho i,epu6i'oan party 70 AZ.
hsF af M c0 sns aty 2yo1y yss sas so on s'SSe s
sss%s siaaa "a "n 81, iiks au!,is me tr Al
paa9SRtos sSo"F Msa nsnGs sio1 4" Toa
was tho vrr5 hest nomination tnAt es"au .o a1v T.,
cnr sG ~ tso nao sae I'D nsM MehssR vii Wiz sve "
him 10000 majority.
sptctal Dtspatth 70 1hs chsaaso Tribune; .;o., :,
MIakEGoy, Mich, Junos-Iho nominau9n, o.
ton among all eletnon.s, Of t19 ep9P9hn,' e fh,s
peiy ther ntcao oh q voting
my rio4crAto Democrat tn prof3renco to tnsft
ESs sre 3 TSex St 81 e gsSa
erestfmon ra Ml n an .iisapo,ted TINT annt wos AZ
T. sie,ars II o wv vi. Std Iokc BY tho e
lcnns nnd Democrats MS tho weakest % nnt r..
tue Hopmnt'o rat,sat3on. The o
Hon Is universally acceptable, Tho usual bo
inajorlty In thia county viii bo increased l0o.
ANN ARno1,.
Epfetol DfspdteA to Tho Chttano 1t1bss4s.
ANN AunDR Mich, Juno a-The Republican
hold hg nuriloid ratification meeting to-n'KR1
md tho ercatcst enthusiasm ,prev!i!s. N
Opera iInliso wna crowded, and speeches wor
lril,tle by Prof. Moses Colt Tyler, a. J. sa~yMe, ~
Judge Chceyer, Cnl. H. y. bean' aild o'nofs' D'
Hattie CREEK.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago 1tfbnns.
HATTn cn.Ik, Mich. .;. June H,,t,s9s ts.oaEtP.a I'd
no.uinnton ~ rcooyea Wth ont4us,nsmi a. a.
, 1880-06-09

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Tomorrow VIZ! say: "!ne ssepuo1lcaa party WV
oaAd!datc for rres!dont of whom II may ~
sa,aao. rS Thn % y nomination ~ Gan. NNrfeId cnn-
nu.e,oV sa s.,,., ."~1a.,'a, ,'s ~, ..hn h"ro
tho good OF tho party md of tho country at
heart, not u,orcly % mpat satisfactory
soution OF tho situation that WA much
to ho roErotteI. but ns QUE thosonghty
good IN itself. The nnininatlon M! aaA pe3n w
MAtla Giyea no AHoA TRIUMPH 20 eltlot pk tAQ
supposed factions as Wlll excuse tno o1nGr tee