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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19
AUGUSTA, MAINE FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 10 1880.

other officers Of public institutions: an &C
10 vest the franchise and properly of Arrow
sic bridge in the Inhabitants of Sagadahoc
county; an act relating TO convicts and Off
GERS in the county jails in this State having
workshops attached thereto; an act relating
to school exercises and examinations: an ACT
to enable the Cumberland anil Oxford canal
corporation to make sale of its property to
he used for railroad purposes: an act to
amend the public statutes as required by the
amendment providing for biennial sessions of
the Legislature: an act 10 amend chap. 81 of
the private and special laws of 1873, as
anlended by chap. 1872 of the private and
special laws of 1879.
FINALLY PAssKp.
Resolve memoralizing the General Assemb-
ly Of the State of New York to so amend the
He'll Gate Pilot laws. AS to remove compul-
sorry pilotage; resolve in relation To the State
Library: resolve making appropriation for
the propagation Of fish: resolve in favor of
the State Prison: resolve declaratory of the
constitution Of Maine.
On motion Of Mr.. PAnCmsR,
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The appropriation bill, appropriating
$204 ,9l6.61 was read and passed 10 be en-
crossed in concurrence.
4 message was received from the House
the return of bill an act authoriz-
ing Eben WellMan to flow meadow land.
The bill was returned.
Subsequently the bill came from the House
amended SO that parties shall be liable for
damages that may be sustained by reason of
fiowage. The amendment was adopted, and
the bill again passed to be engrossed,
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we;klv Kennebec Journal

pn,u.hsa every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
sr in the state containing news, political ar
% agricultural and scientific matter tales, poetry,
snrcdoies, household matter, markets. &c.' &c.
rr,ns ~ D.r aapHm in Gdrdace.
fr,n.ient Advertisements, goo per men Tor nrst
,Gcent- per week for each subsequent insertion.
.pecial Notice., $50 per inch ior hrst week. oo
~ ,..r week for each subsequent week.
Eu.ine.. Notices in reading columns, 20 cents per
In, er ir,t insertion 10 cents per line for each sub
..ournt insertion
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Gbe Ae, nebet yuurnal.
Published at AUGUSTA. MAINE, Water Street foot
ofcourt, By srEAGuE Son.
Dailv Kennebec Journal,

,..usI every morning, except sundays. II contains
ha1s,e.t news by telegraph and mail gives reports
s wartet. and has carefully prepared political and
" vi articles. and a generous amount Of farming,
s"'ae md miscellaneous reading with fuA compila-
,ion Of state news a. ,r -
VIZ rsr,o. a. per annam in adraRce, $s f payment
~, nsie Within the year. Single copies cents, to
y, bad al the bookstores and at this ONCE
" %.dv.tis.mens inserted on reasonable terms. Rates
~, te had on application at this Office.
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fAs9ED TO Be Ey6BOB8ED.
An act relating to seizures on executions
to amend chap. 81 Of the revised statutes; IN
act to amend chap. los Of the public laws oi
1879, relating to ways; IN act relating tn the
taxation Of railroads; m act 70 tax express
corporations or persons carrying on the ex.
press business in this State; IN act to suthor
ize temporary loan Of s307 900.
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FINALLY PASSED.

Resolve in relation to school exercises aRd
examinations; resolve to memoralixc tho
General Assembly of the State Of New York
to so amend the Hell Gate law as to remove
compulsory pilotage: resolve making an ap-
preparation for the propagation Of fish resolve
in relation to the State Library; resolve de-
claratory of certain amendments to the con-
stitution of Maine; resolve in favor of Will
liam Stewart Of TopsAeld; resolve in favor Of
the Joint Standing Committee on loss of State
Seal and Public Documents; resolve in favor
of the State Prison.
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FOR THE
Kennebec Journal,
D1TLY IND WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
To reccy. subscriptions and advertisements ior the
KrsyEEEC JoURNAL:
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STATE AGENCY

STATE AGENCY
For the New England Grape and Lace Refnishing &c.
Old Grape Laces, Hernani and Grenadines, however
soiled or faded, refnisheA warranted equal to new
New Grape greatly improved.
n B. White Laces handsomely cleansed at lowest
prices.
STEAM FEATHER BED BEN0vATlNG (!
Feather Beds Pillows and curled hair c!eansed By
steam The only way that moths and worms can be
DESTROYED. II IL absolutely unsafe to use beds and
pillows after sickness death until they have been
thoroughly renovated by steam at the
San or ssus ! gsa1 1ya,l s!sAIsla:ss
water ss., Aug guss., Me-, EsssblssAea 1897.
EMILE BAReIER 4 CO.
Awarded First Premium at Naine State Fair ls!o
Any kinds of Dress Goods. In the pieces, or made
into garments, Ribbons, Fringes, Sacks. velvets,
slippers, Kids, Feathers, etc., dyed or
clcsnsed and finished equal to new.
Also Gents garments dyed, cieansed, repaired
and messed ready to wear. Carpets and Iece Cur.
f.ins cIeaused Velvet trimmings Of seighs dyed and
restored to their primitive Color without any ripping
Goods received and returned promptly BY express.
send for circular price list. Prices reduced Orders
sosSeited hy mall express or In any Agency. Beds
called and delivered II desired-
L. n. GROSvENOR, Nilliner. Agent, Halloven
c. c. CHANDLER, Dry Goods. Agenf, Winthrop
mayeOfeodkwu
, 1880-07-20

Gen. Arthur, tho Republican cantlltfata for
Vtrc-preslttent, IN Ills letter formally acccpt-
Ing Tho nomination, ,n,,.te 1t tho necason for
discussing somewhat ut lengtl, tho principles
AiMl policies set forth In tito platform ut Tho
Cunvcnton. To these PRINCIPLES md policies
l,e gives hearty support. Ills lcttur Is TO
s,,l,Iu extent u, elaboration Of tho letter of
uel,. Garfield. Ite asserts tho authority md
the tlll1y Of the National Government To pre-
srryc from fraud md force et,et!ons III which
It's own officers Arp choscl,. ainl tlfs Ism point
on which the Republican md DeMocrnttc
pNrties arc directly opposed. The history Of
tho Election lnws during tho ten years Of
their existence, rs a means of preventing
fra.., nt elections, furnishes tho full cxptal,a-
ton OF tic actiyc efforts Aunde by tho Demo-
cra.ic party in Congress to l,avo tlus9 laws
repcnted.
Mr., Arthur's letter Is particularly of inter
est because Of his comments ,tuon the subject
Df Civil Suryfcc. Ills nomination was tie.
nounccl when made because Ut Ills sup.
posed antngontsm to IL reform Of tho Civil
Service, nttl il, this letter Mr. Arthur takes
tho opportunity to Hliow how strangely his
position OIL this subject Ind bcei ilisu1dcr-
sto0d and lnlsreprescn.ttl. 1io tins statcs
his Judgment rs to tin proper rules govcrl1-
ing appointments to md removals from the
Civil Service:
It seems to mo that tho rules which should be
applied Ito tho 1tlnl!Kcltiento o service !nuF
regulate tho cu1,il,ct VI successful prvnte i,sI,
"tn,,, asstr,,iincsl titness The ts,',,ro ii oce
| should, SO fur M praGt!cahtc, Re filled byHao
lau,s.ntion Or WORTHY and efficient officers. Go
y, II " %s ~ Isa1s sn a ,S c r,a rt
1i,rsn Wow. whIcl, hayc long held. repeated;
iipotl to nci, i lind c1nbmt!cd III tho rcsoltuo,,
! which Ut cpsll.o approve.
vii @ tnHi & Y to ascnpianSc s af ,, pui,s y, Of, Of:
judgment. csciue ,assy uf his responsibility us \
ritixci, or losr or tmpn!r any.of his rights as II
" to think, ind spcnk atltt Mt IN noi's!cal INIT
tes nccorlinx to bis own VIZ md soss;Sioneo,
Prss1 Sm,y tf hG sa an ts stntuy anu
rese sentiments are whnIly opposc'l to
what Is understood to bo the policy of ,lere
iuacl,lne politics, ami Mr.. Artinr's s1lsclalu'-
er uf any sympathy With tho policy of The
| machine removes tho only possible ground on
which any Republican could llave objected
to his election.
Tl,e resolutions of the Convention indors
[ng the resumption OF spec1g-payluclits, The
value Of general popular education, wlst
adjustment OF the thrill, md liberal linpruye'
,nents Of tho great waterways Of the coul
try, nil rccelvu from lin cordial npprOb,
tton. Tho letter will be received fayorab!,
by tho country generally, and NIL tho n,ort
reality BECAUSE to great extent the countr,
l,as been only partially acquainted POLITICAL,
with AIr. Arthur.
, 1880-07-20

catnr to the door. and nfter fcarnlng that tin oL1
gentleman VIM mt IN tho rx-lDver etnrtcti down
tho stcps. lust M 1e reached tho sidewalk sl,r
Chilled after him itl cheerful roIcu md wt,n,tx
III k,,ow vino shc should sny wished 10 scu het
fnthcr.
4 Fru,lr'l pnpcr says TINT Dumas tn.,et,s
George nn,.t1 to stick knives II, Il iumrl nbnt n
1,orsnns head BY thrwlnE theln, and slle uted
to 1tlso herself tllnt way tlnrlDg her Inter yc,a
wo now understand why thoru wcro t,ever my
applications fur tho position ot Mr.. sand.
4 Wisconsin doctor says tilat twelve nlos.
G,1ltocs, II ipft u,nliaturbctl, will bi,c person
ak tinIes apiece every l,utr III tho twcnty-tou,.
and tho twelve will eaca tnke lr0po of biool 1t
every lite. Ono ChIcngo mosquito Will do tho
R,inc amount uf work without turning bali.
Chicago Is great place Of summer rrsort-for
mosquitoes.
The first tntitnation TINT Ell Perkins las
1,ccn engaxed by thu 1lastnu }ftn!tf Is tho tu(.
lowing paragraph clipped from that paper:
"Co Henry Altman and Edward Cowasl, Il Go!c-
r,do journalist, wcre wAy1ul.l by h1gkwayncn
,luar stuts, Arhuf,stls, Coin. few ays ugn. snl
eotl,,nuullcI tn 'staid ind deliver As quick
M thought Mr. Cnwtln teapcu nl'Dl lilo hcnl ct
tho spokesman md snatchrd II revolver from
tho hnnts Of tic prostitute 'lnuton Of tho fnosin'
Col. Altnn,l, lii less prompt. sczcst 'nnuster Of
tho fUt pAlls whcrcat Tho rust Ut the 4ns 1T rs.
saAt,ls iIrd. Then wus witnessed tho rnrc spec.
tNclc nf llp robbery Ut robbers. fur Altman hl,d
cuyan ritlcl tho l,s,eketa NJ tue two fulIen feI.
lows, horsewhfppoA thom, md. .nouhtiug Their
horses, EAltUprl AWAY
, 1880-07-20
PERSONALS.

"1:ratllor think they layo left Hanlet out
this tilne."-S. J. q.
Alr. Kelly appears to l'ayo buried the
hatchpt-ln Mr. Illlun.
It looks us II druid apptes had bccn soaked
tn tho wGitr Dr. Tuuner dvlnks.
An exchange wants to know II there IL
anythIuS 90 delicious ia fried elAmT How
would two fried cln,us dor
hi. James s. Bump, father Of Mrs. Gen.
Tom Thumb, died suddenly of apoplvxyt Ut
Mtddleboro, Mass, July II, aged II
A .nan.eatiug shark l,as appeared at New
port, and people who beileya In tho transmigra-
hon Of sop]a have bsva carefully scanning tho
Philadelphia, papers IN aeurch os lawyers
deAth. notice. .
. There IL nothing like q college education
to 1t u unn for ths buitlo OF life, 4 grnduato
Of Gorncll untvoraIty recently muFrtcd MIas Jels"
MO NoGraw. Ut Ithaca. N. T., whose fortune IL
soalewhara bosweeu u 100 and %, 0t0, QUO.
It is well known that under certain clr-
cumstancta Boston girls have tho neEye Of y
hixhwayman. Ons OF them xcccntly toll out
With the misguided creature to whom sao WIS
engaged and shortly afterwards he called ut the
house to 1eo her father on busIuaas. The girl
, 1880-07-20

"Tl1E meeting was adjourned With three
cheers for Weaver, tllrcc chcers for Kcnrt,ey.
md three cheers for tho police" This Is tho
lnscst news from the urccnbtckesH OF tho Sand
Lots. Kenrney wns not present tho Inst fucct-
Ing. Somebody explained TINT he waa nbacnt
because Of "thc recent tlcath pf 1B brother ar,d
rour health frnl continued excitement alll sc-
ycrc ba.liy and mental work." HIT tllo Demo-
crntic saud- I.ottcrs wnro on linn1 anl eHger for
n drsccnt on tho Nrcenbaek crowd. THE ndnce
wns kept by a detachment OF leo policemen
llcnce tho thanks. .rImeB tsnyo chnnEetl sit,co
tho Sand. Lots ilrst bccnulo famous. Asl long as
thoso fcrncous rcvolutionlsts ars protected by
the police tho people OF sati francisco emit he
expected to silAke In their fonts kasioch Inns
gone over to tho Democratic faction, md hts
portrait wns lHIrno Niott By the sHle of Han.
cocks and Estgllahs tu tho Inst 6ltn1ny pluccs.
son OF tho DeIn0crntlo work1ngtHen Ut sAll
CrullClAcu.
, 1880-07-20
THE FAsr1Na TANNER.


: Dr. Tanner Inns reached Ills twetty-thtrtt
day Of fasting md mory tl,an half finished
Ills contract. Contrary to general expecta-
tlon, lit t1ellcs nit the aws Of science md nat
,irn, a1,d nut only persists In living without
eating. but Is growing Hearty md strong Oil
nothing. Ills skin Is snt.t to bo normal si1u
nnslsrunkeu, his loss of weight decreases
daily, lie IL gaining itl strength, and looking
heller even thau when lie commenced. At
th1s gratifying rate Of progress. Mt Tho enf Ut
tho forty DAYS lie ought to emerge from Ills
emptiness with perfect health nMl greatly IT.
creased strength. alu tllpre Is no reason
why lie Should NOT perscyere until Mt last lIo
Invests himself with the health Ut Hercules
mil strength Of Samson. II he cali live forty
days without cutting, hc cnn certainly fiyo
eighty, anil II he cal TO without Ills stomach
for eighty days, why not do nway with 1t a'.
t0getllcr1
Thu result Of Ills experiment Will be
watched with kenn md nnxEnus interest. II
successful, It holds out Il universal panacca
to suffering humanity rs Rlitterlng rs WINS
tho fountain If perpetual youth or the elixir
of life for whlcl, tho old philosophers aud
a1elensts sought 10 long. No more llcnd-
nchcs, stoInncil-aclIes, dyspepsia. or any Uf
the long list of diseases which, have their root
in thu Irregularities OF tllls refractory rlcnt-
her. ''ALau cannot live by bread alollc,"
but It he eun show TINT 1t Is mt even ncccs-
sary to have bread, 1Ie hus conferred II
precious boon ,lpon suffering humanity, anil
tho world ought to reyert 10 tlle fscatll alltt
strength aid immense age Of tho antcttllnfi'
ans. On the other 1niNl, However, Ills sue
, 1880-07-20

Ti1K Springfield Republican recalls tho
fnct that Gcl,. Garllc1sl tccttrcd Mt Wllnns Col
tcxe four years ngu OF "Co'iprcas,' 'tnt' ulat
then he expressed hts views 0n tli0 evils pf tho
eIsofEs-syEtam with great v'uor md dlreclncsp.
This wis pnrt OF whit hu sa!l: ...
Cotlgrcss,1len tnyo become Tho sltsptnsera,
sometimes tho l'rokers, pf tmtrnnagr, nid tlyll
u!licp bus lNcut1e u yMst corrirtttiK power r. 10
l1*c,l in running tho nllciiino Ut pGrty pulltts.
Every innn III tho lG. tSM fuels tint his only hope
uf stnyItsK IL in toasyInH to thos" III power, 50
to tllo party III pnyrr iii ,try Ut rctnfnrrs whu
Nru tho 1nt,st scrvIu or tsiolr sort IN tlsu world!
Nnttltng lcss thnn Tho ntsOf1ltr alvnrtc ut s'io
l,ppOtnting ftihcttnn ftrm Congress cnn remedy
thu eytl, It should 10 dono -, co,1lletrly TINT
rvnry tnorber nf ConErrss shnlt to nl'le g niHko
such bonst as 1holnas Hughes, N. Y. dill on hls
ysft to this cnstntry-thAt, atholfEh III. WIS pr
tuslnlly MT Huod terms with pvery member ut t!l.
CHbne:. he could nut Influence tho appointment
ut Il C1trk.
, 1880-07-20

DEMOCRATIC papers III tho Enst aro nerv-
OILS nb0ut I[anc0ck's letter pf acceptance. Ono
editor enys: "Iot him put 1t on postnl enr1l.'
Auother doesn't pay him tho poor compliment
Of snpposIng that he Will have much to 'lo With
tho lcitur, but addresses itsolt tu the powers be-
hind tho thr0no thus:
C,st Gen, Hancock letter ,town tn three scn-
tehees. md, 1t need he, pick them out for him
frtlti QUO Of his Htd nttlprH.
What Is tho tvlls1n OF this dstrlst OF Han"
cochs II tlu hasn't sctlse enough to write safe
letter Of acceptnnco he isn't ut to be President.
II ho cunt produco something now that ia bet
tor thhn thtse old orlcrs 1t must be because Jero
litnck ls cut OF tho country. Tho penp1o don't
desire Jero Ntack to be President. Tho Sun
says:
Gen. IIancocls'a letter will 1o hla, and not ours;
hut lut him GousldUr tliAt lcttCr.Wriiit1x hns
killed greater lf nut larger. mon fh1n hi1llsclf.
Ycs; lotterwriting killed poor Did Gcn Scott.
who wns both u ErcAter md larger man thnh
Hancock. hut tho pcnplo wu,ild have disposed
Of Scott Just MS quickly II ho had admitted thAt
ho wnntct! tho cOurage or tho ability to wrlte u
letter Of Any klilt,
, 1880-07-20

they must oltl,pr enforce 1t or retire front tle
ilel,t nItugctller and acknowledge the Berlin
Treaty to be n sl,nm MD farce. All tho
Powers, tl,cn, or sulnn rowe5 nlone, must
step IN, AMI apparently A,lstrin, backed by
Germany, will be TINT Power. pri'cc BIS"
mnrck usually applies very heroic remedies,
md It would not be strange II he should
solve tho question, In tic end by tho nppltca-
tiun OF the new doctrine of cnthnhnata.-in
otltor wortls, pitt tho Sick Man out Of Tho
way ~ Unfit to live and divide tip Ills prop
erty aiming thu Powers.
, 1880-07-20

vessels. Tho returns nfn Official. They arc
startling. Tho public knnws little Vt those
disasters TO sailing vessels. Tho disasters to
steamships nrc reported. hut tho column at
,nt*sng ra!lIrg- vc4srls IL hnrtsly nottcoh. Next
iii 1n,mr,,,ncr In The fnct Itself IA tho iHlulry
now going IN In rcgnrtl 10 tho ca,isc or the
losses. Ono authority, Noticing that Rrain.vcs.
Ecls nro moro frequently missing than
my othcr, attributes It to bn'f stowagc.
Another atln,lts ,tEnt this is ono cause,
hnt believes 1t Ii not tho chief onc. There Is not
n particle or evidence to show that tho cnrRo
ha,l anything to ito with tho loss Of my of tho
Nrw York vessels. hut It in positively knnwn
TINT Mn,ie of tho hnils wcru rotten. One hat1 not
hcen examined for four ycart. Another WAS re-
rnIret without tilschnrpng her rarHo or going
intu tlry.tlnrk, and II third wns abandoned on
account of tho loss Of pnrt Of hor ntccring-Rcar.
ThCru IL llccl Of Fllmsnll nr,inade In Congress.
, 1880-07-20

THE right Of trial by Jury must be pre-
sorved.-1rtnfeld Scott IIaneoek, General Urtier
M. III. ......
II is ordered TINT the trial by jury Ike honcc-
forth rcyulntcd a,ld tsntr1ct! ny tho clvll lnws
al,d Constitution Iof tho SnMtn1.-tri'ftid Scott
Hancock, Special Onter No. rs.
Tho effect Of Gen. fIuucocks two military or
dcrs was to preserve tho right Of trlnl by Jury to
tho white mcu or Louisiana, but not tn the blnck
men OF that state, and SO 1t was with " the
1tltfas corpus, tho liborty Of the press tho free
dom Of speech, tho nnturni rights Of persors.
nnl tho rights Of property" AL those Ten.
Hancock desired to securG to tho white ltoDes Ut
Louisiana, hut not to tho oppressed blacks. II
ho l1nd had his why thoro wott!l 1T this dAy bt
plnck nws tn Louisiana, nntl tho negroes be in Il
condition Of bondage ltttlo better tbnn slavery.
, 1880-07-20

TIT: Truck bill II Il political Dan1No's
ghost In lllnuls politics. 1t lls eotle up nga'n
In conncctlon With CullohI'a cAnhilaey. The
Springfield Juur1,al has printed thu l,lll and tho
veto in full, n,nl III editorial yard long. Inor''
or less, proving, whut all u,rn M sensa know.
that tho bin was lclcctIyu, md calculated. II II
bcca1ue Il l..w, 10 lefelt tho very purposu which
it wus lntolldcd to promote.
, 1880-07-20

EAstL SrESt'Kl., III reply to d 1em.tatlon OF
EnxlIst. butchers un4 gntlle..lpless whu called
Oh HIN yesterday, saiA that the English uWesn-
u!eilt will mt remove tho restrictions I'LL tho t,-
postatton VI cattl0 just ls&,w. At neotiNx held
subsequently, several nambuts Of tho tlepula.
tlon vigorously denounced sl0 restrictions ~
lrIux injurious " trado ulsd 4ulte unnecessary
Thu meeting wus also addressed by BIZ, Arthur
Arntld, n. i. for Hnifort who aivlsed tho tleal-
era to urHu ula thrr representatives thu Brcts.
stty Of supporting Il resolution ast.Ihst tAg re-
stFlctlpn which h0 !ntrnds t0 MpSU itt the
lEm,so Of Co,nMoas, slr. -Arnul.a referred II II
special manner to tho restriction agufnst tho
Importation at American cattle, III which case
tu said ehoro WnH nD scnsUn Malutoyer.
, 1880-07-20

AID. WlcKEissI1AM Is deserving Of tho
best tla,ks of nll voo4l cltizrus for calling tho
Intention or tho city authorities 10 tho exIatcnce
of thosn lntulcr1.bse nulsunces, tho "6lss1l-
bonts,' ut tho Government pier. A notion has
prevailed that tho gnHK who rim tho bouts were
nut ntnenable, ,ls tho bouts wut0 supposed tU bu
beyond the ctty's Jurisdiction: but thu city Inv
officers think Otherwise. md tho pnlIce Super1i-
tcndrnt promises to t,renk up tho gahg and to
put IN end to their nefNrtol,s business.
, 1880-07-20

A LEAnyIt.IE policeman was fatally shot
by It drxpcra,l0 nnne1 Enknwn1I last SATURDAY.
Tho Chicf nf fa,l!ec ant1 Il committee Of cstiz"ns
called un thu Sheriff yesterday To deliver 1a,kc-
wptl ntu thelr hnnt1s, hut tho Sheriff refused
md p!ncetl guards ou the JAIL. ltnkrwe1l Ind
committed twt, murders previously. Tho f.cHtl-
willie people uro Indignant and proposc to lynch
him.
, 1880-07-20

THE lion. W. q. WAnD, WHO was nomi-
mated for Congress by tho anti Dunnell dclc-
gsltcs ut Waseeu, MIMI, hsls writton letter 10
Mr.. Duhncl suggesting that In order 70 prevent
u split In tho Republican purity Of tho district.
both wlthruw md Bnnle unnbjcctIenAbla lte-
publican le nominated. Mr.. nuHA,e't bus not
h,l ti,no to reply. but hls friends sny TINT he
will not withdraw. II Ia to bu hops! ttmt his
friends ure wrolly, us 1t would BIZ III exceedingly
selfish md unpatriot!o COURSE Oh Ills pnrt toEpllt
tho purity R,Il Kyo tho Democrats ohuneo 10
elect their candidate.
, 1880-07-20

'rln Sick Afat, of Turkcy bflls fuir to Droye
n ,,rv ,itf7lrutt nnt,rnt fo ,1octor, u,ut thu
,,oc,ors M usual arc son,ewl.ut disagreed in
thc,y ,u,t,nts of trenfu,rnt. int IN supuk of
the,r ,iln,,nnsns ~ tho cnsc, t,,onvh hc ,,as
l,no, ~, 3hai. hands n long tfmn Having
,,,tto,I IN, ,r.1,rt,o. min rnn,,ly ,pnf,.,, hn
s"n,,,s ,,;s,,.,e.,1 -, ,,tsraror ri nitogothor h.,
Observation-Disclosures. tl,ro,,nt n ,,,, of tbe ,vln.
,t,, .,',;. ,,,, ,,rn,v,a.i i, .ttook lin, ;n,it.
, 1880-07-20
Atls. IIArsrEAp says Of tho pnrt ot tlell.

MIR, I1ATsTsAD says OF tho pnrt OF t7etf.
0arilul.l's letter rclntlng to tho Civil Service;
Tho faet that Gen. Garfield lns nut attempted
the ineiinble beu,tics Of Clyii.service refnrl.,
testites bis EoUl sense. The Clvii Service ilnycr
close OF Grunts Administration; md tho ctls-
cacy Of tho daetrtl,o OF refost,,, 30 fur ~ W.
hayo soon r bus hson to rotan TIE Torst 1I.. in H.
people would relish Es tho ehnrKo OF Federal Of
lIeura The survival Ut tho thIt hus hcon tho
official clAss. Tie party thnt proposes to estnb-
l!sh ot,p must !!ir. Ciy!l-aervico reform h1ls
mAto tho Administration powarlesst auu uX-
NlGpt,
, 1880-07-20

Dul1Su tito nt,sence Ut the failer Of tho
Henderson County illl.l prlsou. and while Il
young Swclc was IN cfn,Kr. fourteen prisoners
male thor ctcape. The Swptie wss 1T tho net Ut
llnnt1ng me Of tho prisoners b,Ieket ar wnter
through the open ,1nor WHEN hr was knocked
.lnwtl. Among thosc WIN cscnpcd wcrr II u,.,r.
,lcrcr antl three lnlrRinrs. Thrce Of the party
bnyc been rGeApturctl.
, 1880-07-20

EX-SENATOR SrASLEr MATTHEWS was In
Chicago yesterday. aul xave very encouraging
accounts Ut tho prospects Ut Republican success
III Ohio. rhe !tupubcan leaders III thAt 6tAto
ctMnt ou lnAtotIty nj :a,p0. Mr. Natshaws will
hIke ~ actiyu part In the ca1upalga.
, 1880-07-20

THE Irish Cotnpensatioll-for-Ev Eviction bTtf
pn.sr4l through, Committee yustcr.lny. MD
will now 20 10 tho iionso Of Lords, wliero IL will
probably bo 10 amended TINT Its autiinrs will
scarcely know Il. Al attempts or tue far,lell'
ties u ulnc1ll tho It'll III CoInmttte0 filled.