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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
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ON APPLICATION.
THE STAR,
23O, Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI

The HaxulAotlring Interss6 4 CO.
einnau are larger and nsrs varied I'm
thsss Of Pittsbary, Chicago, st. LssAs
or any sthsr Western city. 4 larss
psrtisn Of ths population is necessarily
nsade NJ Of tho intelligent artisan clasls
who ~ thrifty and we'll ts d, ana
Therefore q elau whom merchants ~
q profit In aAdreselng.
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WASHINGTON NEWS

Special to the star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Ex-Governor
Thomas L. Young, of Cincinnati, arrived
here from Cincinnati last night. Hon. h.
P. Dowling, of Ohio, is at the Ebbitt.
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r II e STA e

Is free from political bias, and gives a
tho news with fairness and honesty, -
as to enable its readers to form . esrrsel
judgment on whatever Is passing; Al
it discusses questions without prejudioss
but always in the interest Of the prs.
ducing classes. It Is IN no sense see.
tional or contracted in its news q
opinions, and can be read with tho sano
real pleasure and interest fron Texas
to Maine, and from California t. Dsls.
ware. Its stories are thrilling, it, mem
late, comprehensive and cerree$; ~
Market Reports reliable, and all III =.
partnents are fully up to the reuuifos
ments Of . 1lrst.elass Journalism
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A farmer living near Kirkwood, NO., Mr.
George Schwager, reports that the st.
Jacobs Oil has been used with great benefit
in his neighborhood. r
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

The Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has been
indorsed by some OF the best physicians,
and many others use it in their practice.
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THE STAR

Il Handsomely printed a pars WIN
paper frsn clear cut type, that makes =
easily read, even BY . poor light n
clear and spsa print is joy ts I'D =
weak eyes.
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BEYOND THE (. BRlNY.
Disturbances Renewed at Cork
and COnnemera.
General Attack Expected
In Afghan.
Interesting Information from
y lreland's Isle.
Germany.
BrsMARcK's CONDITIONS.

.yt Germany.
BrsMARcK's CONDITIONS.
NsscnM Associste1 Press to the Star
BsRLrn, Jan. IA bulletin from Varsin
nys Bismarck is hypocondriacal.
France. .......-
DIPLOMATIC DEMANDS,
PANS, Jan. 12.-Ths Republique Fran
saise in leading article demands reason
able increase in the French Consulships iu
the United States and re-establishment
Of diplomatic relations with Mexico.
Great Britain.
DISTURBANCES AT CORK.
DuBtrn. Jan. 1.-THE disturbances have
been renewed at Cork. and serious rioting
Is feared at Maam and Connemera, owing
to the determined resistance to process
serving. Fifty additional police have been
drafted.
Africa.
..-.- MORE BoERs sEIzED.
LoNDoN, Jan. IA dispatch from Cape
town says several other prominent Beers
have been seized, being accused OF con-
spiring with Chief Secococni.
Afghan.
GENERAL ATTACK EXPECTED.
LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from Cabul
mrs the British troops in the Kuram Val
lev are expecting general attack FROM the
tribes.
Spanish America.
DE LEssEPs AND HIS DITCH.
PANAMA. Jan. 12.-Under the contract
between NJ, De Lesseps and M. Bonaparte
Wise. from whom M. De Lesseps took over
his arrangement with the Columbian Gov
nrument. M. De Lesseps is to have two
wears more in which to organize his com
many for constructing the canal at Chol
rreI. The capital of the company is lin
tad to four hundred millions of francs, OF
eighty millions of dollars. N. BOnapartt
wise is to receive one million francs on tn
formation of the company, and four mill
IONS more in one months time after one
half the cai,ita shall lave been subscribed
He is also to have five millions more in th'
stock OF the company. In case OF tn
death of M, De Lesseps, his son is to sue
ceed TO the enjoyment Of all his rights ane
privileges under the contract.
Foreign Flashes.
Sylvestri Centofanti,. Italian professo
and author, is dead. m..,
>Fighting between the Albanians ant
dontenegrins has been incessant since thu
oth inst. e',''''' '.'-
The Journal of Siberia, the only unofficia
newspaper In all Siberia, has been sup
pressed indefinitely, the Censor not havin
been informed Of the names OF its contr
butors. s..-,-e
A duel has been fought by Baron May
thenu and Herr Verbovay, member OF tn
Parliament and editor OF a Hungara
political paper, in which the latter was mol
tally wounded by pistol ball.
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II d The paper that meets tAs wanha
the farm and the frssids moro fllly tim
any other, - will be seen By . sarefsl
examination Of the following facts as1
. csmparissn Of the paper with ~
ether Of TIE city wesklisa
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o, who seeks to recover them and take
charge of them in the future. The boys
were at the Central Hotel last week. A
young sign-painter in Cincinnati. who took
great pains to paint those men large show
canvass, also says that they backed water
on their contract with him.
CATHEDRAL FINANcEs-At High Mass
yesterday morning. at the Cathedral, Very
Rev. Father Brandts, v. G., pastor OF the
parish, read the annual statement of the
financial affairs OF the congregation as fol-
lows:
Total receipts for 1875, ~ a
Total disbursements. 7,oSo ~
Cathedral debt Jan. LIST. N79......-....$S4.20 20 D
Paid on same balance ab0ve............" S7o ol
Leaving debt Jan. 1st, lSso.......-..-ssSS4 S4 "
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NO CHROMOA.
HAND-BoOK0I
or ALMANACD
With tAs STAR, believing tAat u
greatest inducements W eaA ear b6
make
First Class Newspaper,
Putting tie nsaey which suoh thinu
would cest to the better use II
| IMPROVING THE PAPER
And leaving the chrome business IN ~
hands Of picture dealers, whore It lrsD.
oriy belongs. s
We, however, fully appreciats -
ENERGETIC WORK dsns b -
agents, and reward then literally, =
will bs seen by reference to ear List 4
| IRE MUM inducements t. Agents, Whid1
IL sent sa application. Agents sato
free Of charge. Get y Q gssA sasb -
us STAR
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Nsdonal Associated Press TO the Star
BERLIN, Jan. IA bulletin from Varsin
ays Bismarck is hypocondriacal.
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ing. 1t promises to be most interesting
and pleasant affair. ...-
Tho Decen,ber renort of The sunerintend.
ont NJ Puhlic Improvements makes the
fnlio:;ny showing nmittiny the details 40
fulIy % yiven in the ducument itself: Streets
alleyss &c.. built b. ordinance, s; streets
uI m"I.s " .. S,anE.wslts Elt and cSmtes A. 4. % sew.
aA !atar;a, n"rchassd " % SioSsi fro~,
.sas.n 49, d;ffsranI Sources and drl;vered at
em .an a; fInrar, ,,iocas. Hands amniovod
se'1''ss" sovars u' h.inars @ % anI cornontor. ~.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

a diamond drill and engine which will
ba used In making q thorough test of
the Unknown mine, which is ii, close
proximity to the Custer, and owned
BY the same company. Should tile
the test show the mine to be the same
as the Custer, duplicate Of the Custer
mill will be ordered at once for the
Unknown, aid the freighting company
have agreed to lay it on the ground,
near Bonanza City, in forty days after
its arrival at Blackfoot.
A WooD river correspondent Of the
Salt Lake Tribune says Of that coun-
try: IF parties are not able to come
here and leave the camp without rely
ing on earning the means here, they
had better not come this summer, for
there are as yet nothing but prospects,
and however good these may be, there
will be no larger force put on them
than will be sufficient to show them
up, for there is no machinery here, nor
likely to be this year, and it is only
very high grade ere that will pay to
ship TO Salt Lake or other points for
reduction. But to those who wish to
prospect this summer or to invest in
good mining property, this is fine
country to come to and fully equal to
all reports of it, for there is little or no
doubt that 1881 will see Wood river
one Of the liveliest mining districts in
the west.D
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

Tom THUMB is growing tall and
stout.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

PERHAPS the biggest horse in the
world is the white Horse" of Berk-
shire, England. 1t is ITO yards long
to the end Of his tail. 1t is a figure
cut in the side of hill. A long way
off it looks as though drawn in chalk
lines, but the outlines are really deep
bitches in the soil, and kept clean and
free from the grass by the people, who.
take great pride in it. The bitches.
are six yards wide and two feet deep,
the eye of the horse is four feet across,
and the ear is fifteen yards long 1t.
can be seen for sixteen miles When
the time comes to clear out the ditch
es, the people make sart Of picnic Of
it--play all sorts of rustic ga es, and
have fine times. WHO made the
White Horse, or what for, is not
known. 1t is very old.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

COMMON sense" says Prof. Huxley,
''is science exactly SO far as it fufills
the ideal of common sense; that is.
secs facts as they are, or at any rate
without the distortion of prejudice,
and reasons frGm them in accordance
with the dictates OF sound Judgment.
And science is simply common sense
at its best; that is, rigidly accurate in
and merciless to fallacy
in logic"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

A BILL has been introduced in the
local Legislature of Montreal, Canaea,
for the incorporation of company to
construct a tunne. under the ST Law
renee river at that point. 1t is de-
signed to be used by railways and also
b. vehicles and pedestrians. The
work of constructing this tunnel will
cost over $4,000. 600 aud will require
some five years time i'll which to com-
plete il.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

IT was dinner time in select board
ing house when the new hoarder ar
rived. He was venerablc-looking
gentleman with siivery hair, and his
face beamed with sweet repose be-
tokening pure and holy life. As he
Joined the table the landlady said:
Would you ask a blessing. sir?' The
venerable stranger shouted. you'll
have to talk louder; am SO d--d
deaf y
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ONS. dSIs'y,y sTs5y wssss' s2ss'

by accident, Or any disease, entities 4 sol
dier Of the late war to a pension. All nen-
slons by the law of January, 1879, began
BACK at date of discharge or death Of q
soldier All entitled should apply al once
thousands who are now drawing pension
are entitled to an increase. Soldiers and
WIDOWS OF the war of 1912 and Mexican
war are entitled to pensions. Thousands
are yet entitled to bounty, but don't know
It, Fees in all cases only $40. Send Two
STAMPS for new laws, blanks and instruc
lions to NAT. WARD FITZGERALD. JT
?. CLAIM ATTORNEY, Box 55s, Washing
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27
Jlahp semi-meekly Morld

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
aEa in Brick Building Adjoining Hasone HALL, Wall Street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
TRAVEL over the Utah & Northern

increasing.
Col. W. b Hyde, Snpt. Of the Custer
mine has arrived at Bonanza.
The grain and frnit crop of Camas
prairie will be large this year.
The old fire bell will hereafter be
used by thepublic school at Boise City.
Ten thousand pounds Of wool from
Lost river were shipped at Blackfoot
| last week.
! ABOUT 10000 head Of cattle are be-
tween Lost river and Wood river
bound East.
| Nine hundred acres were put in
grain on the Morris farm, near Boise
City, this year.
Four car loads of ore from the Bay
horse District were shipped to Salt
Lake last week.
The report of the census enumcra-
tors shows that Oneida county has a
population of 1000.
Raymond Sank, proprietor of the
Raymond House, Lewiston, died at
that place on the 18th.
It is reported that A. P. Turner has
been offered $4,000 for his ledge in
the Wood river country.
The track of the Utah & Northern
is laid five miles beyond Red Rock.
and is being rapidly pushe, ahead.
On Tuesday Of last week So, ,8S3 in
silver bnlion and 1888 50 in gold
bullion were shipped from Silver City.
The red fish of Idaho are announced
by the scientists at the Washington
national museum to be simply saImon.
The suow is off the summit between
Clallis and Bonanza, and the stage
makes daily trips between those
points.
About seventy-ive emigrant teams
crossed Snake river at Blackfoot last
week, bound for Oregon and Wash
ton Territory.
A rich quartz discovery has been
made between kennedy's ranch and
Antelope springs, about sixty miles
from BIackfoot.
A new ferry boat has been put in
at the old Knott ferry on Salmon river,
where the trail between Florence and
Warrens crosses.
The Blackfoot Register says there is
considerable talk in that end of the
county about dividing it and making
two counties at the next session of the
Legislature.
About ten thousand pounds of ore
will soon be shipped from the
Columbia mine, in Sawtooth District.
to be tested. The ore ASSAYS from
5000 to 81 500 per ton, aud there is a
good vein of it.
The Blackfoot Register of the 17th
says: Four car loads of freight ar
rived on Thursday for tile Custer
nine. All heavy machinery Also,
over thirty tons of salt were received
lcre last night for the same mine.
The Bonaparte mine, near Rocky
Bar, is doing well under the manage
nent of Prot Winn His new 90
stamp mill is perfection ITSELF The
2eeser mill is running night and day !
III Wide West rock, turning out a |
arge amount of bullion. s
The Omaha Smelting Company are
'utting up a smelter near Crystal City, !.
Say Horse District, which will be }
anning in about month. They have
lready contracted for several hum
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

&f9f9a week In your own town. Terms and IS
land. Maine. : - y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-07-27

&71A WEEK. $l2 day at home easily made.
Costly outfit free. Address, TRUE & CO..
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uventors and Patentees

es, Sc scna ~ lor r Instructions, terms, refer
tents' St.' 70 %; Edison Brothers, Solicitors
the Ssn, Washington, d. c., who fur.
thers il WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
Of las, :. well.known and successful
lsled il y ,sslp experience, having been es.
If.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
Beef TenderIOins at Ssessel's
Police News.


Harry Martin, the warlike mate. is
still at the stationhouse awaiting the
return of the Gaff.
The case of Louis Hillman, the
negro at whom Officer Dallas Lee was
compelled to fire several shots before
the arrest could me made, was CON
tinued.
Several minor cases, for drunken
ness, sleeping out, etc., were dis
charged.
James Alexander, for resisting Off
Ger Lane, of s. P. G. A., and using
abusive language to him, was fined ten
dollars.
A lively time was had at the police
court this morning, when the three
hackmen, Jock Eagan, Barney Far
rell and Dan Donohue, we're put on
trial for the little Monroe street
rumpus Tuesday night. Eagan and
Farrell were fined 800 each and
bound over to the criminal court in
the sum of$500 each. Dan Donohue
was discharged.
An Alabama millwright Aourished
his little pistol a little too freely last
night, He was fined $50 and bound
oven TO the criminal court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
Twin RaInbOws.

The several colors of the spectrum
were exhibited in consecutive bands
in the most gorgeous manner, Just be.
fore sunset last evening, by a doubl,
rainbow arching across the eastern
heavens under a dense black clouc
that hung aloft at the time. The sur
cleaned brightly from between the
clouds in the west, and sent its re.
fecting rays to the opposite part Of
the hemisphere where, refracted by the
%raindrops, two lovely bows of promise
were formed, one especially being Of
unusual brilliance and beauty, and
was to be seen for fully half an hour.
1t was a harbinger of clear weather
to-day, for a couplet common among
sailors says; "a rainbow in the morn
ing is "a sailors winning; but a rain
bow at night a sailors delight"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
LEDGER LINES.

Did you see the double rainbow?
An inch and a quarter of rain fell
yesterday.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 281
Main street.
Orphans picnic at EstiyAl park
next Monday.
The gardens have had rain enough
for the present.
The first of the month and 1e3d
day Of the year.
More rain to-day, despite the rain
bow horoscope to the contrary.
PUBLIC LEDGER job printingoAice
and book bindery, l3 Madison.
Your horse will get f~rst-class at
tention at the Park stables. Boarding
a speciality.
The grand jury meets tomorrow,
and will be apt to consider the rowdy
hackmen's case.
The midsummer dividend season
has arrived, much to the joy of the
bOnd-clipper and share-owner.
Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job p~rinting
done at the Pubic LEDGER Office.
The regatta purse to be pulled for
by six cared skiffs next Monday will
not be far from two hundred dollars.
Between five and eight thousand
dollars is in course of disbursement
by the city to the police and fire force
to-day.
A fair summer trade is now enjoyed
by our merchants, much better. in
deed, than many had reason to ex-
pect.
Thirty odd youngyoters have started
a Hancock and English club. and il
will probably be increased to nearly
thirty dozen.
HailstODes as big as pigeon eggs.
some say hen fruit, fell thirty miles
south Of here in copious quantities
last evening.
Temperature yesterday 6S to 70 de-
grees, with southeast winds. AT sun.
rise this morning IA was the Their.
mometrical record.
The LEDGER book and Job printing
office, together with its book bindery
is prepared to execute work with
neatness and dispatch.
Why throw away your illustrated
papers and magazines when you car
have a nice book made from them n
the LEDGER bindery2
Twenty-Five hundred and forty dol.
lars is the sum drawn from the stat,
treasury for Shelby county crimina'
court costs during its May term.
trains are Il the
roads leading from the city tomorrow
to bring people to the Hancock ant
English jubilee at reduced rates.
Anything from a druggists label Vi
to a three-sheet poster done witt
neatness and dispatch at the LEDaEl
job Office. Prices as low as the lowest
Five hundred fat spring chickens
forty boxes choice peaches, twenty
FIVE bushels nice plums, for sale cheal
at Clements, Beal street bridge.
Parties having old magazines o,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
Cheap Excursion Rates.

For the third of July fire frolic al
Little Rock, round trip tickets mayb be
had, admitting the bearer to the fire.
works exhibition, for S6.15; certainly
a cheap rate. This rate extends to
Hopeteld, and from stations beyond it
is scaled downward. The tickets are
good to return on until Monday next.
General Passenger Agent NJ. S Jay
and General Peter Tracy are the
philanthropists who have fixed this
cheapness for persons wishing to visit
the Arkansas capital.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
COurtesan Crippled.

This morning, while Annie Ward
was sitting in the second-stor win.
dow OF her boarding place, on Wash
ington street, near Front, she tumbled
to the pavement below, broke her leg
and received other injuries. She was
said to be in a state Of stupor from
spirits or narcotics. The unfortunate
woman was conveyed to the city hos.
pital where surgical relief was to be
had.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01

DR.. John Abercrombie, $40 M .821
DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
NO. 90 East Court street. 144t
Colonel r. NJ. Edwards, of Bradley
county, greenback nominee for COVER.
nor Of Tennessee, is at the Peabody
hotel. He will address the people to.
night at the Greenlaw operahouse or
the state debt and other state ques.
tions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
GRAND RATIFICATION!
BY TIN
NATIONAL GREENBACK PARTY,
GREENLAw 0PERA-HOUsE.
July I
Qoiclocb
COLONEL r. M. EDWARDS

COLONEL r. NJ. EDWARDS,
Nominee for Governor, Of the Nationa
Greenbaek Party of Tennessee, will ad.
dress the meeting and make his opening
speech in the State Campaign.
GENERAL A. NJ. WEST,
Of Mississippi, win address the meeting
on the Question of Money,
Labor and Public Debts.
Citizens of Mississippi and Arkansa,
Are cordially invited to meet their
fellow-citizens Of Tennessee at the
GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, July l, SP. NJ.
Taxpayers Of Memphis, of Shelby
county, and of West Tennessee, art
especially invited to be present. lO6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
Rainfall In the south Last Week

For the week ending Saturday lasI
the signal service report of the rain.
fall south is recorded as follows
Memphis, 900; Little Rock, 1.23
Fort Gibson, $50; Shreveport, 1.O2.
Corsicana, Texas, DOB; Denison, do.
O.62i San Antonio, do, none Gal.
weston, 6.1O; lndianola, go; New
Orleans, 2.52; Vicksburg, 4.55; Mo.
bile, 3.2; Montgomery, O.68; Savan.
nah, O.4l; Charleston, Wilmington
and Norfolk, none; Lynchburg, O.lO,
Augusta, Georgia, GA Cedar Keys
Florida, l.39; Jacksonville, LIT;
Knoxville, O.56; Louisville, O.94
Nashville, O.86.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
Beef TenderIOins at Seesssrs
Arkansas POIiucS.

Hon. j. 9. Blackwood, of Osceola,
Arkansas, a candidate for prosecuting
attorney Of the Second Judicial dis
trict, is in the city, on a return home
from a months canvass in the
counties that compose the dis
trict. He is in fine health and
spirits, and sanguine of election. His
opponents are Il. Foster Brown, Of
Clay county, the present incumbent,
and j. b. Barlow, of the same county,
all democrats. No general convention
has been held, though Judge Black
wood was recommended by the county
conventions Of Mississippi, in which
he lives, and ~Crittenden, across the
river. The election comes off on the
9th of September.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01

Attend the two Grand River Excursions.
SATURDAY NIGHT, Iuly Sd, and
SUNDAY AFTERNOON and NIGHT, luIy a,
On Steamer OScE0LA BELLE.
Music, Dancing and Refreshments all
Flrst-Class.
Tickets. 80 Gents; Children, as Cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
The TaInmany Brave and the
Cincinnati Policeman.
Chicago Tribune.

Uhlcag0 Irlbune.I
This is what happened when one Of
the Queen city guardians of the peace
ordered q Tammany man 10 move on.
The big man surveyed the diminutive
cop a moment, and then turned to his
gang with the inquiry, Say, culls,
shall | lump him2" "0h no. was
the reply, let him 20 this time
The delegate turned to the policeman
and said severely, "You kin 20, then.
But if they'd a said t'ump you you'd
q been Jumped. You bet your life"
The policeman moved on.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-01
A Case Of Gradual Development
Thai. VIII Interest MIR.
nuwwE

From Field Marshal Murat Hal
stead's Cincinnati Commercial, june
1.-THE most contemplate thing thus
far at Chicago is the chatter about
Garfield. He has not a record TO run
on for president.
From Field Marshal Murat Hal
stead's Cincinnati Commercial, june
25.-The more the charges against the
general are investigated the clearer
is record appears.