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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20
HOMER, La.
Wednesday ,..-....-Oct. 20, 1850.

See advertisement for sealed proposals
TO rrp,i! eala''"ose.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20
FLORSHEIM BROS,

DEALERS IN
nRY GOODS. CLOTHING.
~ BOOTS AND SHOES.
. PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
TIRNITl'RE. &c, &c.
No. on the I.evee. II
SHREVEPORT, Ia.
The largest stock Of Furniture, at ~.
tom prices, ever brought to Shreveport. =,
Every make Of Breeob loading Shot-Gslo|
with all attachments, at prices that @
asi"nish the people, full supply Of -
mnnition, &c. Oct. 20, lSs0-l0:iu
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20
Fifteen Grand Mass Meetings

We observe tl.at Hon. G.. II. Ellis, rle'or
for this district, has published call Il u
Grand Mass Meeting and Rally Of the e.
nocrary of each parish i'll the Fiith w
gIrs,lunal Distract, tn be holden AT lie
Court House IN the respective parish on
Saturday, Octnhcr ;9iih, i--G. The in IN
a g"ol one ;n cal. together the Dcmnacy
IN final counsel on thr -Nr of the clifton
To- hear their i"adiug men and To cl-nlt
rs To- the concluding work 1T the camlign,
At Vienna the people will hr addr,ed by
senator Newton, Gen. John lou, Vas.
A. Rams, Y and i. O. Lcav"l; ut inner
willie by &. l.. ,;asains, samrsniLrNy'
Max Tca1cl and bray ton u. Has; at
HOMER 10y Juds" Graham, Judge hmblr,
G.. 4. kiilgurr, Jr., and }. II. Gppcll.
The appointment as made Tot editor
| Of the GrhEDi,% w.;hOat b.. r"'ion-
know lrd.c, yc, h. feels Tia; b cannot
/ refuse. No member ot the Dmcraiic
/ il'l M lidhtl ~
l.a- the iisi: - rIiuse-to disc r." any
/ duiy that may br ini!"-rd ~ HIM by
tho-c appointed hy proper "nor'ty t.
manag. ami duct the eaupaig II such
/ right ever existed il surely ors now
! wE'u such m /, hiy Interest," ART stake ~
I those iuIulr'd IA the pr"s-ui "tion. II
able 10 iIa'rl Nr. Hayes VIII go Farmer
/ Vile IN obedience 10 the call tbe candl
date for clcttof from this dis ci, who /.
tho captain ~ command, and vile he may
feel that :, utlt:n,n of Sr,ate,bility Hut
/ influence might have been uscn {" dd
dress the Democracy of tnionc also lee, l.
sure that none are more anNns than II,
for TIL sucC,ss of the party a none inur,
willing To labor with Lcattpd erul lu
the accomplishment of that suit. II h,
can only inspire those who ~ hear h'n
on that day with the ,ntLiastic deNo
ton Ia III" Democratic party NJ animate
him there will be- among h auditors IA
laggarls on election day.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20

permanent Chairman, George W. Meta.
ME. of tho Ouachitl Telegraph. We hive
not received complete official report of
the Convention. After the adoption Of i
Constitution and the Interchange nf views
upon matters connected with the profession,
the Convention adjourned To meet N New
Orleans the day before Msrli Gras.
Judge Thomas 4. Garrett. of Monroe,
has been nominated for the Legislature IN
the place of Hon. ". ". Farmer. elected
Circuit Judge at the last term Of the Leg
islaturc. Judge Garrett il very talented
gcntlcmsn--a sou of one ui the most dis.
tinguishcd lawyers who ever practIccd
before the couri- of our State. We alludr
TO the Hon. Isaiah Garrett, who died at
Monroe III 1873. wr hrlirvr, full of year,
and houor- Tho son of This great and
good man Is II member OF hi- fathers pro.
fcs-ion, aud ha, been Parish Judge of Qua.
chtn.
We are pleased To- learn that our young
friend, John +. llnl'e, has obtained hi,
license to practice ,Aw after an ,xamina.
tion before the supreme Court a, Shrc,r.
port. Mr.. llulsc Is Young man of no OF.
binary talent, aud ii h" Ice posses-cd of All
industry equal to his ability We may e1.
pcct lie will do we'll IN bis chosen calling
Among the other gentlemen obtaining
license ut tho same time with Mr.. ilu,nt
we notice the name of Randall H. Dlom
Esq, of ln'"n parish, brother of the Mr.
Odom now reading law IN the otlic" ot
Judge Richardson, aud g. T.. Young. E>p.
at Arcadia, who read law with Hon. \ Is
Grnrgc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20

WHOEVER has a quick eye to the main
W chance: =
Whoever wants the top Of the market fes
Cotton; "a
Whoever wants the very best of every thing
At the lowest price; u
Whoever wants to trade with good men,
iull # accommodations,
should go To
, 1880-07-12

.TuE new law which. took elect in 3iaash-
chusctts Slay i bus completely ulcatcd that
State of trainps. s!n.llhr laws III Now Aatnp-
shtro and Connecticut had proyioualy had tho
Same e1ree. iu those Btatcs. Nobody ktowp OK
autly how or whittier tho trnnr1s dcpnrtod,-but
1t Is certain ttoy hayo gone: Ninotoen
towns In Derkahtro County, formerly the favorlt
rosort OF tho tran,pst report no lodsofs sinco
Nay l, aud only four report airy, ahd they
twclvo'i IN all. Eleven thwns It, FRANKLIN report
mono, and bt1t twcnty-threo wet'e aeea by tho
rest Of the county. 4 corresponding dccroaso ID
reported from all parts Of tho stato.; WhIlc
Tho new law ID entitled to much OF tl1o credit Of
tho changc, 1t Is doubtcas a!so r ue that thu inis
proved condition Of trade md bttsluegs has
taken tho. really unfortunate mofnbcrs Of tho
guild into better cotnpuny. Thp Springfield
Republican, prints tho following tablc, which
shows thu fal'IuyoE in public relief Id tho prt.-
cpnl oitica. Of: tho Commonwealth during tho
luat' tsHu vanrAs
, 1880-07-12

THE Piedmont cotton factory In GrccnvlIe
County, South CaroIlnn. Is TO 10 duplicated,
which will make It tho largest cotton factory In
tho suuth except ono. Fifty. houscs arc being,
erected for tho operatives. During tho past
year tho mill 1ntted 30 per GOAT Oil tho stock
subeorlbod. As thoso gront mills grow up In tho
South It IL noticeable that tho Southern CRY for
FREQ ttado grows small by degrees. aud honuti-
fully Lass. Louisiana, With hor sugar interests,
II now only loss Of d protective tarIH State than
Pennsylvania. Gcorgn bus troi, interests to ba
proseoted; md South Carolina, Alabama, 00or-'
aia, atl Mississippi are going into cutton maMh-
facturos, twill not bo surprising II tho Bonth,
within decade, turns about md rayarses its
traditional policy on tho tarlH. as 1t already bias
tts attitude on tho question Vt Intcrdai tmproyo-
tupAt1, - y
, 1880-07-12

There was loea of population 10 every township
Of Marshall County, oxuopt ouc tRobcrtsl, which
gained IA. More than half the gain tn Mclcau
County Ia In the City OF Bloomington. II IL bo.
liaved that Southern Illinois, III which tho fasm-
css hnyo taken largely To .frut-srowingt Will
partly mako good tho losa In, tho noEthnrn half
Of tho ssAto. But the Increase In tho population
Of Illinois has been chiefly In The cities, aud this
has beent to aome oxtent, at tho exponso Of tho
rural districts, Tho truo explanation Of tha
slow growth in tho purely agricultural counties
Of Illinois ts the' increased price Of farmlnx-
lands, and the turning pf the tlao Of itn1nsgra-
ton ~ cheaper lands In tho North and West.
, 1880-07-12

to serva "a Jurors III any ut TIT. uutra If th1
stst @ Ts4 Il hs rS,son r. tf # 'as e%z Iii
from jitry anty viii remain ii Z 2nset.
ucn. Sheridan III this nrs1cr ibid down two lrtdf'
utablo proposiuors. IL 7rhat tho thwA ot c9ne,
ali registered votsrs, and tllay only. woro elRl-
be n Jurors. by tho laws OF the State. When
Con. Hancock assumed command Of tho Fifth
Military D.ttt,ot .he uid fsat, beeause be could
nht deny tho souniness of 0chs Bhafdatls rcR.
sonihs, but he tntoked tho order Of hta ptedb!
ccssot on tpccin,ts grounds, tfhrcnllifE bla ttni
motives In oltnt Of 1icnititi4lrts wtttda. lit Il
military otlcr numbered 2U3 Gch. 1iahcook ahld
t., s canmanS Gahsfa ns a. es tas L1fsgY
f3t ess ,hS 3.s + 1t e.S, s:'sSS, ia sse' 1s e
military order nuts',eFed RpeoIai; Or!or lg5,
fa'ssp fs.sa On Aas % rea'fse fse TO sasa:
Hons Of pors0ns 70 10 plaGtd on tho llsytistia n
ss sa Wis Wis # s s9s III e. ts H a'ts5Has spets
laws g csistSnee .etulatng this a9bIsctt sh'|lt
Of tho OWL unvtrninoit which the gu.atttutions
Of aa Gs Sas: uf 9ts egM';lrae1, ',lse - syatem
@ 9Sf % @ " n:aps as9s ss sss = Fl liz
Jet; ?fhs qaaiaeStlons q + jufor ai,dsgy a. tSo
R;4sE sSesi RS ssE 's ssss ss'gs} = ssS
the setarEe of The tr' r. rosasG; Il @ Wy
and ii unwilling to permit tic cly! autuurites
cot tls sta.o1 and iAws to 10 cu,bdrraaset BY
sk kaa 1T ,ss sstesoa 5 q I 81 Il
Gy no Operation Il ParaKrsph NJ. :. speclnl Or.
relatea to the lnalliIcattons ef PSisot,s to p. b.
on ~ The ' M sa il Of orar e FtaS
n1li thut tho trial by Jury l.a bofcuforth rcRst,
, 1880-07-12
THE FASTING TANNER.

Tho gravedtggcr in "IIarnlet," while
clleerly turning up skulls, gives 1t rs his pro-
fessionnl opinion to the inqu!siIive Prince
TINT a tanner will "lio + the Garth nine
years "ero he rot" because "hts hide Is so
tanned witl'lis tra.lo TINT ho will. keep out
water great wltttcln: We l,ava lidw d gatl,-
osIng Of pl.yslcans FL oW z ork -:watc.iifhss.
another Tanner, whose Hide Is keeping ont
both food AMI drink, to SEQ how long lle can
fast without dying, It 1nay n)so be assumed
that thousands Of other people are watching
with. moro Or less curiosity this experiment
OF defying sense, science. alld nature
Whether DR.. Tanner be IL monntcbank or
not one thing Is certain: ho IL attracting
much moro of tho public attention thun
either Of tic Presidential candidates.; SO IT
his object be sensation, he ia grntillel to his
hearts content, or ought to be. What other
object be may have In view It Is difficult to
appreciate.
while the affair In the end may be very
serious one to Dr.. Tanner, md few people
will waite much sy,npathy even II It is, the
scene Is not without grim humor in its sur
rouudhiRs. Why any one III these days of
good eating and drinking should voluntarily
select aseas0n Of the year with the ther1nort-
eter In tho nlnetles and attempt to eat mir and
drink a II, ,naestloni OF dau,uness contained IN
a sponae for forty lnye, even II il were to
prove anything, would be stranee. As 1t
proves nothing whatever, 1t Is simply iuconl-
prohrns!bie. The officiating doctors who
watch to sec TINT Id dues not surreptltlously
get so.ne nutrition into his alleged emptiness,
are quite as humorous III their way, and cv-
identity will la yory mue], dfsnp,niuted. mt
In INV Indignant. II ha' DOES not die,
| Tha f,irfoua manner In whioh one at
their number wna tlennuneed for
Iht}mottna that food wa. administered, To
him hv noans NJ tta s,,onve viii, vhlcl, Ills
,noutl, IL rnoistencd tl'e o1crtueas with whtcl,
ha ia wntchc1 tanv antl ntut,t. thu arnyltvwttlt
,yhict t,,e wotor II, tlo s1,o1,oo in weighed
| hafor, and after the ,nntstenjne. and tia
mIcrosconia tcat npplIed tn II Ia seo That Il
cortnins M atoma NJ r,,t,itfon. a,o Mi in,l.
catinns t,,at II rnnnnr loea mt ,lIn tese ,1nc-
to,a Mi, s.,rovar la,, n m ogninet lin entI
,,o,,ahiv raf,,so n !. n.socfnta VIII, lin "a ma
,nworthv ~ cort,tlnncn. ,xhI,o n Ia ,l,,ns
,,,o fhsrs win ha cnrraano,,,l,nr f,corea nj
htioritv o,, :. to,t wv, ~ !, or,i %ts rer,n1,,e
viii co,nn,anii n nIat nremium in tl,o n1,ton3y
,nnrSot thnneh ,rf What msa arci, n lea,,
ra',nvar v,n,,1d ha Ia o,,itc M ahatymsa nrof,.
,, 90 ~ ,,,at ,,so tt,a ltv,no m nnor 10 T., is
".ast ..,'.'s., "ss s,'1..;s. t,,,o ~, .,,".s",
~. nr1". nv eIps ...Ia naSor nr"o - .xn,a,"
aaI NV -, ~. ~. ns '*ss w., an,. aes ~ ~ a..
.aa.,,.n.. ast ~ w. ~, ~ .he " 49, ,s',,.t,,,. ~
T,ea.as,a T~1"ss' ,n"a,.:o,1 H. ia s."to1 t,,.,
A"'suo ss'ua o w., 'anuss., asa ~, ,nt .ns'
tose"te !uo 'As ose'ee.ss4 n's 4Ins. .,1
| NfeSt Wllefenpon one docLoF Ao!as Lfaot tnta
, 1880-07-12

FlGss. SHERIDAN, by q: special military or
dor, numbered lx5, dated New Orleans, Aug, xA
lsp1, removed osrtatn civil pttonrs and aiso
1tated the qualifications of votars and Jurors
"aocoxtltnS u tie laws Of Con&rcss." The seo-
ond pasAyraph Of thu brder was as follows:
2. THO reglstratien of voters Of the BtAte OF
Louiata,1a+. atcofltilg n tus Of CUnqrsss. bo-
lily aaw; oaspplete, II u hernby osdorul that no
person Nf4as nnt rcglttored IN accorsiasaco Mltp
yofoF IT ths Siato af Louisiana. All persons
duly eoxiatefat a& AbtsD, knd no utherk, ara oon-
6eaAantlT tli9411e AA4sr tn k1sEs " LVt4atfdlIa,
, 1880-07-12

"seRatbllity." lie Thrust Il At the Commit
teet MIL ,iolxn1y observed Tie u,1rfy tw,hkie
In Ills nye ~ llu did tho cruel decd. Thero
was nu tcll.taie dictionary at l,and to re-
venl lilo tact That II might ,hthn ptniso Of
might mean sl,aane4 The Committeeman
werc wcnry nl,d thirsty, and tftey aloptcd'ft
unanimously. viii 1t opon Tllien's barrel2
, 1880-07-12

rr,.r, ,..-- - 7.,@I.-1 0.tn,. ~, ~,,o1t
THE letter or JadEe OrtoGi the Well'
known lawyer ct Wisconsin,, giving bis rcasons
far withdrawing from tho Dcmocritiu turty hnd
supporting tuo hom'1euon 81 ugn. unsnso' ~
printed ~ iull IN tho narl.naton ife144Nsean' y
~ stoto,n"ut + @ or of tho T,asons vhIoh .niucst, % The
,s',.%r =" t,ro ~. s,ar ,sh,oh ho ,ssar1s aa -
NFloF " taAc th's stop. "asa . ~ tcSntus as
"of tie soyoro ce,,suro whioh ts almost uni
ycrsally yiaitc.l upon those who for auy oause
lossako o'a t'ontEas assoe,auons. nao tnot.tes
afo generally assigned ior tue change' paahot
expect exemption from such eeususe' though
.n,,., - 1,,., ..ft.h ~ ..e,,,1 w.. .,,,xitlra.t
snn", su.sv ~ - @ ~ The e vt,r oor,
.ta,'ns. s 40 wv ~ "''~N
'',ve ,vto..v. ~. ,Si;;o,o,..t,, .,or,- ..v h.vs
Mhntexcr !ne Hsusouttio EntsI a9ay y,ssS MhSS
ooeG ~ tno p.sL y y en4 y AnspHoy II
tn9 pMssy ~ sua s9Es. St ~ ~ ~ III. t
tn0 1uncetat!o lsaSty oolfhts ING 4so tpkes tFosH
, 1880-07-12

THE crop reports received by telegraph,
and given II, columns this morning, arn oun-
tlctnu ~ character, aud rary according to tho
different localities fr0m which they procoet1. In
general, however, tho showing Is mt 80 favora-
bio Tor tho whaat haryose aa'it was fow
f1nya
, 1880-07-12

SOME OF tho counties Of Wisconsin havo
fallen behind In their population since 1B1o. This
is true OF Dodge and Jefferson, which have both
lest tho former about 1900, and tho latter about
.,t0o WlnncbaRo County, Ill, shows q gain Of
against x, ,,Nl in 1871.
, 1880-07-12

MARSHALL JEWELL, Cliairrnan, and ex-
6enator Dorsey, Seorotnry Of tho National lte.
publican Committee, hnvp gone to Mentor, O.,
to ennfrr With Gesl. Garfield relative to cn1n.
.pa.gn tlaus and movements.
, 1880-07-12

TuE overflow Of mountain brooks In the
vicinity of tho Hoosac Tunnel hns Hooded 1t to
tho depth of SIX feet. and Delayed trims since
Saturday evening. It is expected that thp road
Wli uc rfchr tO.tlhy.
, 1880-07-12

G. II. CotLlSs, n we!l-knnwn business
mau uf Omaha, committed suicide by shooting
himself through, Tic hcnI'w IL revolver st'Eoa
tlmo ,lurln9 Saturday night The motive or
cnuso Of tho act il l, 1lystcry...
, 1880-07-12

A WASHINGTON dispatch gives tho details
OF tin expenditures tleoisled upon by tho CIb-
net In tho n,ntter of riyer anl hnrbor improve
1nents In tho vicinity Ut tho Groat Lakes. 1t is'
proposed to expend tho appropriations ut the
rute uf $75o,0Ou tnnnth1y.
, 1880-07-12

1ux CHICAGO Tribune haa oslnbi1shsd btnnth
ofjces for the receipt VI subscriptions end advertise"
nrnts Al foIlows: ........-.
NEW YolsK-ltoom p Tstatns building. F.T. NC.
FAnDKS, Manager.
GLASGOW. scqtiand-A,!an'a American Nars
Agency. 81 llsnisct'st. .......-
LONDON, Enx.-Aniatean Exchange. ~ aUana
1lESMY 7. Gt1.tIE, agent. 80.
WAaIi4NGT0A. y. C.-i3la r RtTbet
, 1880-07-12

GREEcE is urged BY Englnnh and France to
avoid n,rcrng the Porto any protext for r1sslat-
I'M; thu ,'eerco Of tho Berlin Conferences, aud to
puatpanp calling out her reserves until Turkey
Hhntl tlnyo rcurlyet and replied to tho collective
1luta Ut tho Powers.
, 1880-07-12

THE French Government Is moving with
alacrIsy In giving ctroct to tho Amuusty bill lust
passed. An official decree was yesterday pub-
lshpd granting full remission Of tho sentonoos
passed upon tho payt.es who engaged III. thu
Comsnunistio uprEsnxs of 1870 and 1871 or in
subsequent lnsurreououusy movonQnta-
, 1880-07-12
THE MonAt AsrEpr Or n. :.

m hi
,,oh,,a ond ottninnonta arm s,ndtod. Inc |
, y, rnr1ar @ .nd hottar l,a w,,fnnneor a, c.n,t.
,lntn shr thn hfo,,ast of,fco m oatt,,. II th6 |
f,hlcaao Convauunn Ind nat formulated any |
nn,itJcn, rrertt wbntevct.' hui simply pte4
sc,,tod Ar Ga+n6lj 10 tt,o country nj its |
condIIoto tr,,s,tnu In hfa elshtcen yenra of |
,ab,,t,o,,a akrvicn ns, tta recosnisad leader Of
tho do,ntnant nortv in Conrrcss.-to 1lis |
,.ntos s,,d hfs .nsarhaa u,,n,, cxctt,net and
,,,,,n,,,.a,,a +,,h,,s t,,ra.,ht7a hz gu]htatton
~ 11n,1,i,icon ~ ,,,trelnlra ..it tnirhfhhvek knfa
l., ros.c "a caao tl,cYa mi. aaIl to tin r)htnd.
.ra,,c nor,v MAfotol, hln,.u M mon In ton-
1+s.a m ia Danuh,,catt. sIi1n-.nafthor III.
T,nino Arr t,nntffht, nnt Mr Ed.nnnds.
=. n,r,nont ns thnsn, oontltr,nn nrn4-.l,as
hoo,, On cioaclv idctt,4cd with tho
:, ,un1 taa,cs ttot anhnrntn fha t,vo rteat
,.,l,tico1 n,rt1ra ~ tio ci,,,ntrv M hna Ar.
nnrf,rld and 4 Ia no .iinnoraanfnont TO either
n tl,oae hrtllnnt atates,net, to sny II. becauso
- ia n s,atnn,o,,t that tha Da9lv Eo1,orcssio7,-
-, Rcnord fnllv aubstant,atas, During tho
~, :. ami orcttirr nartnd rcnchsnu fro,1, tha
dorl ard nerIlo,,s days Of 1869. through tho
nx,oanoiae NJ Tho war nver the tcrsiblo
Gloom nj afr. 1d,ooln,a assassination, across
AuIrn,,, ro,,ns,r,a nc1,rso of fa!ti,. snan,,tttp
tha rxncrimenta, ,iays nf reconstruction, tho
r,ner,,ns NJ MI f,arite11 contaIn tho NTH and
s,l,stafco al the Rs,mtitchn creed upot, Al
,nnst nvarv e,xc,ttna tnntt TINT f,ns enrrossetl
tho nn,1.o rntnt, I,ts noslttou ,,ron all great
questions NJ nub,,o uo1icy las arucral1y been
so,,u1 on,1 Il, ocrort,nnco with tho most en-
Itghtnnra ani, liberal vle,rs Of i{s 1nrty, Ills
r.oor,, t,oa hcen that of n atateaman Of
! ln.r
, 1880-07-12

Through tire efforts OF the Citizens Asso-
ciNtion II iar4o quantity OF fatigue clothing IS
being Aos,vcrr1 To tho itferent militia regiments
aud bnttaltuns Of Chicago.
, 1880-07-12

A LAD Of 0 years Ill indianapolis went out
With a.oihet buy to catch frogs In tho caual, and
taok shotgun along. Seeing " turtle In tho
watcr. he took nIm and i'rel With tho result Of
missing tho turtle and lodging n loud OF shot In
heah<louon Of bts eompau'ou, who died In con-
, 1880-07-12

Mn. LEWIS, wlto hns boel, nominated for
CouBrtss by the Republicans of tho Ntntb I'LL. j,
nois District, ID ab1ut 90 yenla of agc. and 10 at
present Mayor of Knoxville. lie has sorvld ono
tcr,u M Circuit Clerk Of Knnx County and also
ono term IN tue Illinois tc9laaturo. 1te h a
dealer h. fdat ostatc. khox Couiity bhs no. had
tab tbhtttaainal, hbw fot Twenty-Five ,cat,.
1'hu,nas 4. ltut1 thu retiring me|nbtf, Will hasd
Betstf ftlt ytats ut The tkptrntlon df 1ils tttn.
His residence 10 ht LeWtstotlt Bthrk County,
, 1880-07-12
y Cor. J. ". FouSEy came out for Garfield
early md asnutly. Iu his editorial In tho latas,

June 1os 1688. he sAlu:
Gen. GARFIELD. whose warm and uuselhsh devo-
ton To his tfivndA Anu his country IL q matter OF
colnsnon fame. ha4 ntfurel to give why in blu
dstFict for Wade. II tho lattor would run. lsn
Garfield tnalo tho Ottvt whGn tho did WIZ -huFse
tis purity, and hu runewe.l It ufser the Chicago
Convention, declaring thAt tho country moulded
}tx representative urn iii Congress. Ar. Qurr
iold's tnodeaty lnakes 4i,n {orxvt hls own Evp-
rosentat!se p9s!tion. Few Natlonal nspuGllcaMHs M
would bo willing e loss his presence presence y, tho
that could well ba itntuied IN other districts vt
Ohio and Inslly other Statcs. u II neetilcss to
asy that Wado deotltlcd aAy seat that could only
Is had BY d!spiaclng tho friend OF Ihotnas 1t
ChtpkamauxN.
, 1880-07-12

Ametieh. Mi. Mdoxbitoohi6 fi1s 1'5hl u iendst
in the tltlhl,st Aul1dtt who .hatt attempted "a
,ts,hfe tho rituA! Ndsshth ao tht csht.It.on IN
which It was ut the ttno Ut tho sapar,tio Ut ,h,,
Churc!, frutn tho no,,ln, Catholic Communion.
Fbt iiyt ycafh Mt. Mhekanatho hns tteh fol.
,Hwssl up md prosecuted hy tho rhurtii Asscca.
ton under tb6 rnG[o Wfrshlps fsuE1,'at,on net,
Mr. Nartti, n parsh!oncr Mt St. AlbnMs, has been
technically ths. prosecutor. but haa only been
whiting u faltuv tho hasd I'd .ha oktcht t'f essab
prnhcadtng now TINT tho purpoao Of tho Chur II
Association Ia 10 punish him ,lt0ro suvctuiy, Mr.
Mattih hs ,fltiiltn8M ffoh ttEo 3rt,seuutlUh, md
thu l.cetor Of ~. Atbaus is loft FREQ to hls own
, deytrcs.
, 1880-07-12

THE bndics of two lslc,,, Victims Of the Mar
rnknactt disaster, waro yesterday recovered
fr,tn the wreck Ut that steamer Ut Oyster buy,
Long IYlnud Sound.
, 1880-07-12
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, 1880-07-12
'oun Michigan counties mnko tho follow4

IT Is understood that Senator Hannibal
Hamlla hits positively declined D Reelection 10
tho United States Senate. Tho 1ioatoh Herald
a1id ncother 1'npcrs n tint roeionaro strons-
II urging Qen Cha1nborfan fur tho vacancy.
, 1880-07-12

1lUKAEE UHEELEF UIlCU wFUtE:
Hs Eo Sol4NpEA 1A p}EEAtnbNtaps III Ts W{4{1 WSpT{fHFnY E
HANC0ONl' - -
SThis waa bis Idea Of rtnnoook's statestnnn-
ship Greeley, WINS thu Dthlocrttfe candidate
for tho Presidency In 1903. Ho ouRht to DO good
Uolocrat!n authority, ;
, 1880-07-12
MONDAY, JULY 12, 1880

rrryo,w ,cart,g toun for the SEASON, and sam-
.utr fy4,rt1cr1, can 1.art IIlB DAILY TRIBUNE
matted 10 them, p1t,mhI, for $i-2' per month, IN
Guiding s.nsaap eltlpa .ur sf.00 per month 411'-
out IT. aud H.c atf,rss tuM be changed as 1f1is dS
tfsirc.l.
, 1880-07-12

Iut4I - VteAt
Whnt makes these numbers moro Significant
ID tho faot that tho paupcrs fully supported
have Increased IN the two ;xears, n eonsequsnco
Of tho lnorcasg ofinsnno pauperss' '.'t'..9s. ~
, 1880-07-12

ho shotgun to prevent tto!s Endorsement
11u:T nova n. 1rsu4 -.
n,,, roso.r.ton ~ sa,n,s1 i 1II;on mt main
d 10 Il candidatc fur tho ox'llteti plnco 70 which
70 W. ecstS " natersy 1 q ~ ,S satfy1ac H. yac4;
r. Y tic o.. i,npuDitcau purity, IL received Gy tho
Of tl,e United states With seusibil'ty
-Dsnoes." IE.,',s patus". '., t...,,,,,,,;u ,s+
Nv" '11.s E'. s'.'p'o ~, s'ta ep ~" eont
2lasue, tt,.aa '11 W.. aAspeaa.o 10 n"h" ,.,