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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07
NOTICE FOR
Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT

- LeW1stUH April IN3U.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice OF his Intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof a. the expiration of thirty days f.o,n
the date OF this notice, viz: May 1850,
p III. at this office. Abraham A. j. Ffy..
homestead entry No. 53l for the nj stt and 81
Sgl sec. 81 TIP 40 n II W. and nau.r. :Ae /.
lowing as his witnesses. viz: B. A. Nvu,cve-
John Bnrhow and Th"mas Norman all oi Mus
COW P. 0. Nez Perez Co. l. r.
J. " H"ws.
26-5,. REGISTER
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

r&ht gut bf thirteen of the House
committee have declared themselves
opposed to further extension Of time
Oh The Northern Pacific land grant.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07
EOR PRE.EMprss
PROOF. AOA

LAND OFFICE AT
ou,o lewiston I. I. Nav 4 isso
NJ Office is HEREBY OIyEN :. n aec0
IN following-named settler has az. IAI Tn
his intention to make fnal proof H. . aas'ss Il
his claim, and secure final entry tha, suPpoft It
expiration Of thirty days from The ds,s u
notice, viz: Saturday, June s. lsSH =, vi,
m, before B. F. Morris, Deputy
Idaho co. l. T., and Tuesday, Jnns ~.
at this office, James w. Morris - Z, ioQ
ton D 1922, for the Nw4 NE| an5 seaa.
sec 81, and sw4 Nwf sec so, I'd Al = M
and names the. following az his ~;, A2E
viz: William ]. Rainey, j. W. IedSss
Idaho P 0. :, Mt
% j. M. Howr,
~ Ro0,.l 6
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

.sli6asterous wind storms have been
raging jim Illinois and neighboring
statea, doing much injury to life and
property during the past month.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07
A A. LIEUALLEN.
DEALER IN
General Mercha mdisc.
MOSCOW, L. T.

/ have on hand full and complete stock
Of Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Hats
Caps, Clothing and all other goods usually
found in general Merchandise store. which
offsv for sale at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Give me a call A. A. Lieuallen..
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

Eight hundred people were assem-.
blsdlA tho upper story of building
in New York city last week attending
. hospital fair when the floor and
walls gave way and many we're crush
I'd to death, both in the building and
on the walk while passing.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07
NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT

I-h-FIo OEI 1OF III
Lewiston l. 7. April Sth 1880.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4 the following named settler has fled
notice OF his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration of thirty days from
the date OF this notice. viz: Monday
May iath 1880 10 a. m. at this office, JOHN u.
hester. e-emption d. s. No. 524, for tn, lots
ana 81 sw4 sec IS TIP rs Mr. 4w, and
names the following as his witnesses, VIZ; I. c.
hattabansh aud Wesley Akers both of Lewis
ton Nee Percc +. T.
26.5t na.;
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

sGAn. Grant intsnds to 60 to the
Rocky mountains and remain there
till FIJI.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

Last week six miners were drowned
outats upper Skagit W the capsizing
% axcanos.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07
1000 head Of cattle for sale

The band has never been culled for beef or
other purposes during the last three or four
years. Enquire at this office or of j. Green
field, or w. A. Caldwell
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

sMrs. President Hayes brother, J.
7. Webb, died on the 2sth Of April of
aPcYlsxy..
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

Gold and silver mines have been
discovered in Wisconsin.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

;.JSHn Sherman says our public debt
iss'tcing reduced 100000 per
nSnth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

capt. E. w. Wright, Of the ordi-
nHG 1epArtmsnt, committed suicide
IA sslf defence recently.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

The New York Sun says it was

The New York Sun says it va.
folly for the Rev. Isaac Kalloch to
proclaim an infamous falsehood about
De Young. 1t was folly for De
Young 10 shoot Kalloch. 1t was folly
for Kalloch's son TO shoot and kill De
Yoang. De Young has died a. the
fSN deth. Young Kalloch, if al
lowed TO live, will bear the haId of a
murderer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

vRSperts from tho Skagit are some
whetronficting in their nature.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-07

Put on your buster or continue to Dust.
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, 1880-06-15
SLIPPERY SAM.
t5TH WAITS vkkf 1iAIaK.

Rpettat DttpdteA to Ihs Chicago Tttbuue.
WASHINGTON y. c.. juno H.-The Democratic
lenders hero nro on much III the dark about wtat
they nro xnIng To do at Cincinnati rs most unin.
formed otltsf'lnrs, a talk with their prominent
sunutnrs anl Representatives hhow thoy
aro III thu sumo bllssfui stato Of isnorance
as tmforp. They all tell you they
want IL win It possible; That thor think t1oy
cati. provided they nominato tho right ticket.
but TINT Until Tho clans mccl at Cincinnati md
counsel t}gcther thoy are unable 10 say wtat
sfeeaInn will Le reached. Tho prevailing opinion
Among thc,n Ia tint they cnsi curry tho approach.
Ing electi0n with Seymour for their standards
btarrr, md some auch nun aa Thurman. or
Hendricks, or Mcdonald oi, tho ttckst with bin.
1'ow arc tn be fn,lnh who oppeso ticket headed
BY Seymour, should tho inter dcclaso
thnt he would accept tho norninAton
fur presldGnt II unnnlnuuh1y rendered.
Tho sentiment hero Is TINT no other nnune would
le presented to tic Convention, but in tho utl-
ccrtnlnty respecting Mr. beymot1r's course thnt
prevails tho irhtlers nra "at sIxcs and eetcnB"
~ 10 tho prngrun at Cincinnati. The feeling
uga!uss Mr.. T'lslon is Intensely bitter. His un-
popularity IS u,qucsuoncd.
No nHE ExrEC1E THAT IrE HAS
tho mtnueat Ghunce for tho ttOHtnntlon, l1t1t all
realize tnlt tito old ycnt has 1t in Ills power IN
causa the Desnucrncy d Krcat dcuf Of trouble,
| if, ho IA so Inclined. Hence. while 10
inyc I,;c TOR Iiltlrn & T. TO ~ ~ to,''nl any,
| which, ..ho IL held Is wilesprca''. II
Is doubtless III this account tl,at tho opposttinn
to him i. nut tlnrG pronounced. Tho Rnries re-
fuse in n,.crpt tho nomination.: y tnn1crcd tho
trccartotls canitton Of his hesllth and tho !ikG.
hnys ,ll been tr,t:ed t1I Tt!tIcn's ascMfs; thIs
! against seytnnt1r, but ,favols Payne or soine
| other ulull whom hG CHI control.
, 1880-06-15
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Views of Fields and TIL
denis Friends as to Their
Chances.
A Strong Sentiment Against the
Former on the Pacific
Coast.
A Delegation Sent to Utica to
secure Seylnour's Consent
to ltl1n.
Convention PreIiminaries Kicking
Up a Row in Gin
cinnati.
Local md National Committees at Log.
gerhcads About the Admfs.
sion Tickets.
Gen. Garfield Enthusiastically Re-
ceived on His Way TO-
Washington.
FIELD AND TILDEN.
CHANCES or THE TWO MEN.

CHANCES or THE TWO MEN.
WISH, snrDa II; ,,,mo1a@Ty,a % ,nnro,no,+
NAs''lsut"n. ~, y. u, ."no lf.-lhe HlnNe"cnt
.tu4 nuae ~ s'ua..".t III, ''la no. ~. usRuu' ~
thouRh u Botl hAny VIII tehse to@HurH'" ahu
thllslasn In fuvort or nny particular cnsld,!atc,
wills, vii and III lint "a lss votes mus, 10 scc,'rt.t
Tor nomination. enusos tito frlends
ofE nearly oil tho aoa'iing eant1idntcs
to say tnt t1or tssGrt will BE- te st., strongest
inston h. candidates are reserve candidates. Judge
eort",n TINT BE- viii tieveiot, grcnt strength un ~
tbo xrtnnll md tEir.I l,nilpts Int tl,oy In mt
~ ~. .,t. s."'.,, ~ .n' ~ .,,.. ".
should decide to do they say they aro certaIa
thut
~; rrE.n s verhD ! l., LEAD rl1ons .', . ~,
asu ..,, u 'mu IN .sa a. % ~ 10y ~ tsa - ~.
uell ohtS !0 'otes. Ane opPt'aoIts VI ficla hto
ehueaVoF1n8 10 wcakctl MN hs II e'n's1!untc NY
ihtin''t1inK thut us decisions naso Eonerlly been
IN favor Ut corporatlons: and tlint, for instance.
tts opinion prouounr!l,g nu,linst tho corptitu-
tIotility Of thu Tllur,u1tn racilla lulflrtlads
E9n%s 1 would of i.self le BE- ssrs J1ry
tllut tho Field inui aru nav underwriting
to mako for their ca,ldi.thtu IL tlnlt llu wDl1ld
Garfield bet4i1sc the lattur voted 10 sustain, 1Lu
Presidents veto Ut tho Chinese bill prnptsng tt,
uDrilK1ttG trGlltIcS. INIT, Field, however. wllllC
eltihK u circuit On tno Cnlitofntl eoast. dellv-
crcu an Gp!nlnn nslinSt mo aluetlc' c'cutln8 oFul-
h&ace M SAN Fsaae'sco' WHICH ""ss ..
INJURED Ills srANDlHG WITH TIE ANTI CHINESE
E.l:NEHr,
whereas It Ia known IN Il nnttcr nf f,ct that
Onrtic himself who sttitiipi tho Chlncs, 0l,t..
tiof, o1, tho spot is til sytlnthy With tho tulI-
postjoa to tic Ebasc lii l1tst yrir WIS nut III,
cllsc bo was opposed 10 tho f,rrts nf tue ul,es-
ton, but hecalisp he Thought tito iii PROPOSED
down treaty stlpuiMtions. There pro
intitnutions TINT lMrlcllis letter uf
uccgptanco Will clearly show t!,,lt l,o
nt,s at, tho Chinese ourstion Thv EvytIlOtIr II, IN
huyo leon IIsturpctF at tho rupuatett iuciittta.
lions f teir candidate, ajit oiltto fornilnl,Ig
ii
, 1880-06-15

Chairman Of tho Republican Htatc Central Com
mlttcc, catrs down yesterday frMu Warren. md
Is stopping ut tho Grand Pacific, whsre hu md
Dan Shepard Wrru buslly enKa4csl layln8 out tho
preliminary matters for tho cuullnH campaign.
Tho iucttion Of tho Stnto headquarters has not
ynt been tlxcsi upon, Thu Stato Committee will
probably bo called to ncot ut tho Grand 1Aci!'u
on tho fth Of July. when all tho detAils will bo
decided upon uud tho headquarters permanently
fixed. Mr. Jones says TINT he wis for Grnnt, hut
that he is fur GARFIELD and Arthur now.
Republicans hna but QUO duty u perform, and
thought that III blu section n!l Republicans felt
prSvais,st pr aid cvery tspabiIcan toit cot,tldent
t.ckst, and ho fclt That tho siato of Illinois
wuttd roll lip u majority of OVER +u,00D Irun1-
@ saa s's s' r IL ssu oes
slaughtered III November.
THE UNION VETERAN CLun
held n rog.ilar monthly lncctlaR !ast evening II
Jacobs in tho chnir. After tho Hsnnl routine
business wis dIsposut. Of. applications fur lnu1A-
Gsssiip % VERY s.ad AmonS tnoso wv ss 'n enc tfo, =,
10 lint ot 'sox. .ChIuf of paicu auI e,pltlltst,''
ind wiise military aervlcS consisted u two
James II. Bowen, whoso ttlo Il, nnlhAlon was
based IN th9 faet that ho hnd heeii q.
& s foia St aes oto x hs 70
inttniH!tlG the National and statn tluknts: The
rest Of thu scasiDn VIVA dnvntMt tn n'stifbasca
isot! ~. IspsyIaa a hnM Ill Gtas.Mo @ apm tuMt1n9
"t ~, tnnin1 an,iiar. AMI ,s,s,In,. II -, ii,,nn
ut,. .s ~ 1nf - Tnn,m. ,t.,n % nttnt,rn1 = ~ Tsvo
gn"Ia samte; Aao "'so'A4S e1"'' "9'""'o" AeA WV
"'eA'' nm w.su,xnrox u4urs
A., <,, % ',.,.s No ~. "''.'
tho CITY administrator or Now otients. wnn 90.
companies tho conttnont!a U tho t.,tst. e ~
~ !1i iGe IN, M I,
~ ~ gGnt!utnnii ot n.Iai .aes' p!!l ~ % U!i.-
nt,si't!t IGtH0Gfat inat s.. Wtta nappy Mi'
t1oii; ~ sa'a. "9L tne nnctlta ~ ytnur SHica-
70 E:,htenunn. rug r1tltn tne!s 1l1al} ~ otGu'
tinr'inlti. anu y hS lnrovcr k1llta ING thln tGI'
1,enl'lG wor,, nisn!l 0t that. thInk tnat oGti.
tlhrtckl VII! tinu quito ~ tilt!eh IAsof " tno
snuth ~ dGsl: ifaht Wuli!! naso uohe. nne heo
pic thoru ltke hin! lnaat'tso NJ ls Te9arivu III
tMy0rfnH thsn. lie has AiwHta fhtci it'r ihtof.
nAi ttuprovOtnonta In tho s!itai. a1ul yhur tnrty
tHsiltl .: H. haso fpund better why out u LII
u!thGnIties' ,,,
"Whn nre tho lleMocEa1s going 10 s1otn1natoF'
aekesl ino felSrtamf o., a ,v ..at,,, ~, ,,o,,,.
:" IL wont tE 'ftlien. Wo nfo gong u nom
inate seymour and itgt'lricks,s,
"liut Seymour h.la tanclailtla"
"Ihat at,a't nuke uny tutronc9. We OF tho
South Will vutc ny y uh!t fGr Dir. seymour, ain!
lIy Kn1g 4, nsk Now YORK t. nominate h'n,
Anl ~ lust tot fll to $aa that 9o'!! ugat icll
Gnr!!vd In Now York ny W.o0 najorlty:
"Y1n WI! lnf luis Of takers for TINT bot
horg." xat!t tho reporter. ..,,,..
, 1880-06-15
IN tt0UrE TO WASHINGTON.
Hrkttn} uifrdteh To The Chltda1 Tribune

Spteta. Dispateh to 1ne Chicago Tribune.
p1TTsHuItt1, rn., Juno 1t.-Ucn. Garfield pissed
through this city Mt 8 o'tlocls this evening Oh
ILLS wuy tI Washington. His trip from Mentor
to this placc was II continued ovation, showing
that he Is very popular with tho people. He
declined nll Invitations t spcnk. nlorcly bow!ng
bis acknowledgements. Ills nrrivnl hero was
quite unexpected, though as soon rs his
presence ut tho depot bccAtno known quito Il
number Of lendtnH Republicans hastenca to COLI
graduate him OIL his good luck. Several or
thcml accompanied him as Tar AS aicltccspnrt.
Tho General II III Kuod health asld Spirits. lilo
refused tn tlk politics esUal tn Intimate friends.
It Inns Just ttuIkci out tint EGnNtpr Iiulr, who
presided uver ihe Ch!cMKu Convention, 0nog
taught ntgl,t-schuDl In this city.
, 1880-06-15

REPUBLICAN, AAhS~ ~Al4ETlM}s
Epsctat Dispatrh to 1ne Chtea3o 1tloune.
f. NEW YG,sx. Jupc N-A pnIitic.ll n,uss. meet
Ing with scnts ut 30 cents Il hend Is q rovclty,
and most MN would rug,.rd II successful assriE-
blnyn of that character wonder; yCt thcro
WIS such rncot!ng, aud nu oyur,Ehelrn-
tngly successful ono too, III tho Brooklyn
Ac,sle1ny OF Music this evening to rutify tho
Chicago nominations. Another fuot mt calca-
lutc to help tho attendance was that tho local
Republican Committee ha;''uo part In Arranxlag,
1t. Tho meeting was c1Llcl by few private
gentlemen, survivors Of tho ltocky Mountain
Club, founded 1t, 1855. and said to be TIM lrat
ltepulltcun Club organized tn brooklyn.
At U O'Clock
THE EET1RR nu1LptSG wAs FILLED
With mn Intelligent and Acknowledgements I'LL
tlfencc, many Of whom wcr latiisH, and tho stugo
Itself WIS crowded by persons we'll known.
anlonE whom weru 1tGnry Whrl I3eochcr,
his with and son, tho Hon. ssewnrt L.
Woolf0rt, tho Hon. Edwards plerro-
pNlt, Gen. john Cochrane, tho 1tcv.
Justin u. Fulton, tho Hon. W. ", Goodrich,
tho Rev. Or. Jeffrey, Nayat-Ollcor Burt, Col.
kIbhe, Oliver Johnson, md Judge TourR,,e.
4 lMrXo bnskut uf cut flowers ornamcnted tho
wero fcstooned from tho ttscs tn inch Garner If
the stnxo, and tho boxcs woro dsupu4 With MI
ttonul Tugs.
spoke for more thll,l IN huur, and was frcQuent-
ly interrupted With applause. Among uther
things he sud: lit gives mo great PLEASURE to-
night to appear before you md to atlyoctc tho
olailns Of tho Republican purity to tho ndnnts-
tr1ttion OF tho Government for tho next
four yours after tho ensuing Mnrct. We
ought To enter into this conflict which impcnds
nut tAme1y, with excitement. II ytu plolse, und
enthusiasm. Int without bitterness. Wu should
not DO lnlsle1 by nil tho crloa nnd n,ltso t1lat
will DO hurled backward and forth from ono 70
snsr As tss, SS W Tut" tho conflict not lot us
s,'' thn l.ss be.a,,so h" Ia trudurtsi. hid
HIKE @ iuryo @ allowance for TINT hoat of pRrty, W
aud abuse arr, 70 VIM ..orvxv-
There ia nlways a ca contest salng on In every
grent Government TINT Is (rre. between the two
parties that Eeuor,.i'y ,rs nsrayotl. thit, party
pc%ur, thGru VII always ~ lip, what ,nay u
tii,o ihuro viii 10 multitude Vi men IN ulat
H9o It Jill M wuli IN tho lcticrs, a,tl
1t parties a. thois hss ii lie bosom Of tho liz.
publican party. Now avcry party IL I'M orRun-
lzntlon, a,,l wo ~ tn tho tarty that hi.s 4
up Up an,i IT, Ii IL coni,,sioil. Happy Is Tic
party thut hasn elcnr-hcAdea !e.l.l9r lu overy
ainSntius @ and eonct'iatlons roquireti. ani rolne
proper there should Go sometimes, tlorc-
lor6. Il. rrrhuko 10 the, party, that
hoy y sh9n us5n Es5 ri Mth unit 9x sSp II SfS SS
groat Gu..vuution ~ III evont TINT viii tu his.
ioro and xlor0ls In tho time to oo,no Ielipv-
oIztn @ s0' 70 Wig %atsh TO- o 's .nscaiao u ''aaa sa
SxeSs Sxny t t%fhhGa Gaasn &c he selg
luck tho tIvur pf tho tuctljIlury rs 10 Eivu tho
, 1880-06-15


spfc"s Hspafea 10 ihs taeeapo 1'1oans-
o1holsaATl, vi Juno H.-Locl preparations
for tue National pomoof7|t!o Convention nro
gotng rnpidly forward, hut up tn tho rrnsont
tlnlc very ~" outside politicians hnyo nrrIvcd.
Judging from information received ut tho ho-
tolS, tue attendance durinR Convention week
Will be very large. Thpt"o Democratic factions
In Now York, Ihmtnnny and antt"1hutnhny,
WILL alone sand enough representatives to I'LL tho
largest hotofa In tho city. There Will also bo Il
large descgntlon from "eatorn New fnrk,
washington, North Ohio, and from many othor
qlnFteFs' Some or PrnMsncnt Detnoerats
estimate that tho attentaaco outside NJ dele
9Atca Will bo lnrEer than at Chtca&o. II that
should pFt'Vo true thcro vii! DO serious trouble
III procuring she(tor for tho urpwds. 4 rutild Of
tho hotels tonight Showed that erory nvnilablo
room ls engngui. l'sllinrd-roonss atad btlrbpr-
RhuIa tn connection with hotela have cvon boti
rented ut Aigh prires to delegations anu frIeuds
Of candldntes.
Tho hussc-Iin IL botng put In readiness for
the event, When tho prcparatjpua wllluh nru II,
,-s.,su -, o,,,.,ta.,s ~ ",J, .nt n nm ,,,.s,s
tos.e "v ~, ~. eon. ~, $500 ~. oo,N .,a
oeslaes tno acte2a1os' anu nh'a atAo Hoeo III TIC
nlalcs Rud lobbius. 4 misunderstanding amount.
Ing utmost to n quarrel has brukpn
m,t i,otwo.r tho torul fommitton and
Is's "ss"ssH @'o '"t N"'..' t''s
tue Hatlohal Cohatnlttee over tue dlstt1a4uoh or
tlekuta. Tho Local. Coulntteu r1aIi11, us ttry do
tho wnr,. nnd foot +hc htlis thcv mro cnttt1,t ts
tso cnnotntnont ~ oplr"rs ~ IN hn,t md man.
, 1880-06-15

-
Hg pnEptcra T1tE Tn,uMIu t}r TIE REPUBLICAN,
NATIONAL. rifx Yr IN snvE,t,,,:,L
f4on, HI. .nec1h ~ ,,,,,a.,fto, n<.ttnn nt a,o..
y. i.
1os ts.t.r'., ~. ,on,s.'. ~ T.. ..' s
oeen nlost iFuht"i III bcHcnccnt Fesults' LII ING
settlement OF ofery preliminary 10 the conf
pluto organization Ut TIC Convention tho simple
..a.. .s s.tsa .,...t~,. ~ fn...''.tns' ~
every otncr consfoeranol, tho convention set
ticd tho met TINT, 30 lung At tho ftepah'srnn
party bus organizations tA rInk AID file, spelk-
.,,t,a 81, ~ ,.ithn,, ,a+ ~ h,nde. ms fr.. nv
H".ts' Sn1!t' "'1'out 1et VI n'Aus"noe 4tul" .ay
'lefartor whatsoever, have taofr ltcct nnshacktc1
cholco In tho selection OF candidates fur the
aa ,,hcn In ,,t,,rni NJ os,,hcr, I. r,t,,rv o,a
, rnen au - .at syit!'s ~ tu
!. o,aa Is,'as III ' ,,.f ~, t
,xhiii.ni th,Inr.tr,, IT, ~ III t.hin,s t,as stsfterH
a,i,a4 MI n"., sh,ra,i n,.si K ~ i.r,tu,
II sh s,1,' ,vEir Frti.,sa s,"ns rn,.onffuI ~ -
- ~ ~, NV G.t ;, " , to.,. ,tt - ,tst,: ~
t.'s.,',,i T.. ~, s = T., % t,-,at,r Su - III
th,,,t 1 - ;..,o .t,1 ,vt,' t a' IL
" a., ~ % nsunu INV ~ ~ h. W. @ w
.o,ss s x nonntr ~ ~ ~ s,n,a,nn.ht
a1,d Of n,eliiScpt. fruitful scsyicn ID tno nrpub
H. s, nst ,htrt, veors ,ucb ~ r.. +,,no hos
,r sncnt 1 n IT., t'yl; srrs", II n th. t .cr
,nore NJ @ or fg iess IN cotsci M viii @ The !cR
haxs known M Mr dastIsd ',t!:natS!y ! TSr io',r
9Itts w uui!s sas tnAGtuof uaa t1G Sou!ansteo
tt,. u ~ th,tu y, .ne ,,pi;n.,r
ssr M xI H. nun ~ sha ~ ,s;th
hsrg st st sotcn M IT, IT, url h III n,r VI ~ n
,n',, jns. t, r. .,a .,u.s e pvIs VIZ T.
I'LL ow ~ nu 't ~, iS; ,,,tiI. ~" I. H. n.i I'm ~
no ,tsr u ~ tne pc. ,,ps; ns i ~, [o IT.
, 1880-06-15

TIE GERMAN PRESS,


r1rr = u1,,rA~ pprea
3 snsaos ,Ts op,s.oss. : "'''
Relative to tho mud -battcrica obeued with
such vleor by Ito own Dcmocratio conte1apora-
RES nc st Louis Amerna tDem:) sa5s cditorially
us follows: whenever In old Athcns m i.s'-
ta, ehi"f na
n"s h Tue ta nna
conrulc, committed at tho gymnasium OF
slbyrt,us; also with burplarI.,usiy cutor,ng tho
n,,t ~ op W. Wsn ,soa swnF ~
inv Il brjtT frnrn Kilt Atcxmndnr. of trof}inE.
Ink In hufnnn bs,isgs. md OF having rp11,-
in;tted INCEST Onn.thtr1i ot those chn1Hea
..Hal .aatn " S coNs,ueseM as nali"way
sIv..r1,raw,,. and the ntf,cr fhir1 ns cnf,r1,v
fictitious TIu anlnc mosius oIcranaf ia pur-
susHl during omr, Presidential elections. As
@ aoon III, ~ mo catu!antcs nave btcn nominated Dy
i~o ni,,s't,n,s hs~i1, n eyn}aIn ninMfc,v ~ fho
prOpte u1at tho cantlidute rcErtsuntin9 tho
Tnjs nis,tso Is tM9ssscd in Until Il il finnliy ro
g,tr1c.I us fisst. class wundcf that tho poi{tcn
partI,c;s werc lucky enough e inI u Trcs!dent,Al
i'Untentiury. This is rilict1louR, because
thoso penny-a-liners Do certainly not he
q herd Of sublime Msscs. In tho end nothing ia
Ktti1lcd by at this tn,sl-throwtng, certainly nut
What M IS attended: Hind nemocrati9 2r Hcpa6.
nf i,.s 1v III vui, y Sor nr arIr.o,,tanw y Il
tho nuchlnG ..sirf.s Il: t1,cv ~ Will ernt, ssott,
nuaI;ist finorer 'Wnahinrtn,3t tThnse TINT nr0
nioru jt,Jcnon1eut md hettar informed. ti.o 90
r." i,aaw"n M vcr fa,n,1 * xo tvor or9 I.y
atich no,isensicalt rrSvaricntory poli.1cll siG-
bcrish: On thu contrary. they viii turn their
md hnSy.r, f,rst .n",rs1,n,,,,r ,vrf"rs VIII,
,.xtaIt' In t.nsa thn si,in fhey hnwi fnr ia
rict1,rin,1s n remuneration far their snry-
ires IN tho shatM, Of IN office.
Vii not 10 Influenced " What W. have snii md
WI Fstas1 s to kY ns to p1s ,nf ta9s1 pa
TIL ind nj rs hni vottn1 .nttic viii do woll
r. iis1m,,s1, yith thIs ol,1 hfhCnia,, hmi'i,.
THE ctSoissA11 "FNEiE r'txssE' tharl
has good news from lt1dlana. 1t says: From
# tto Nos,hor,, Htotca for I'M Rrn,h,tcnns c,,-
s,ss-.'..,,,. rn's.u 49, ,>,.1s..e t,,at ~ Io,,,
co"selxMH felhrth 'o fecpiseu lt1aL tue Atepuo@
licah Ticket particularly fu tho German dis
trIets, Ii creating xrrat enthusiasm. Cool. call
,.,lnttn., hu,is n,a nxnertancc,l ,sttc,nrs nrcof
ts o"4' ~. a.'A ,1e.' .ns",
HI s1f 5alen .nG tn tn ,ySarr "n ,s, ni
ilttFacy VIII Mcup} IT, p!Ace nNlsin II. tno pRa-
lanx 0l tepittll1an StatGs unftng tile cotnln2
GlgGtlou, ahd that II VIII 9iVo HAlofltf 70 iMr"
Mslo s A!lu Aetnur " tne atn " NosetnuGI HuAt
f'Gan = ~, ~ a ~. NJ rt1r us.;n ~ 1t3t ~, H.
,nncracy Mnst hnvu to eject tho1r yai1tiJains.
uud without which they nr1, Lost.
TlIE plr1suEK0ER "yoLKEnLArr"
Qud. III hlosoists about platforms in tho fol-
iowiuE strain: "The ChIcuKo platform IL hero