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Indian Depr.da.ions in the South

"a
San FsAscr-oo, May ga Tucson dispatch says
o. r. smyth. Superintendent Of the N. M. q T. Co.
from tucson 70 Messils. n. NJ. Is here from Silver
City. He ststes that the whole country Surrounding
silver City 10 In state Of terror and decentralization
Victoria and bis band Of not less than $50 wariors
made up OF Apsches, Mescalerous, Comanches and
Navsjoes, are spreading death and destruction be
fore them. The troop. under General Hatch appear
TO be powerie.s., A volunteer company Of hfty men
are equipped mounted and rstioned b, the citixvnf
al silver CITY 70 aid the military. This c,mpany,
under captain I'd Price reported to Hatrh 1t Magil-
Ian nouusains some days ago, oaerig their aid. In
rcspon.e TO this eass thsy were informed by Hatch
that the cisisens had stend TO their own bus
uese that he would take care Of the Indiana At that
time san Francisco valley was being made desolats
by the Indiana, the settlers fleeing for their hives
Not Ices than - pcoplc were killed. aiIsa ii gaf
II IL also well known that when prominent onice'
Of the Arizona command sent word TO Hatch that b.
certain movement be tIiatch) could corral Victoria
In Boz canon Hatch refused TO cooperate and Vic
,oria escaped. The people OF Southwestern New
Mexico are very hitter against Hatch. Upwards Of
$50 citizens have been killed In New Mexico By THU
band Of Indians during Hatch's campaign Of the as
three or feur months They also claim that be IN
been defeated In every engagement with the Indians
II
and has sent reports to military headquarters sos
outgeousy ialsiying the real situation Of sairs ia
| his department.
Tucses, A. r., Nay 81 "A special from Shakes
peare. N. NJ. dated the slst Inst says thar two "
ports fsm Silver City state that blackboard drive
was killed BY the Indians yesterday inst west of Cam
mings. The mail was captured and DESTROYED. Sam
Lyons. station keeper. was killed. numher ID
cattle and ssock wsfe taken. and number II Mexi
| cans killed. Near Commings Hillsboroagh 10 heat
Of stock killed, and At the latter place lsrg
\ number Of horses was stolen. Cooks Csnou 70 re
ported fun Of Indiana and massscss ase % IN soas
" occurrence. There 10 an absolute reign OF terro
east Of silver City. Nail communication has oee'
i susp nded. .... y. :.
! LAnAnn crrY. May sl.-compsnics =, ., o
Cavalry. have LEFT this plaos fos the North Park
| INIT CO the miners and pruspectors from the Utes
Major Carleton conmaads the expedition. twenty
ave wagons, each drawn BY six mules, accompanie
the column and 50 pack mules win leave to-nosFe'
| and overtske tben. Dr. Cunnon and assistant, wit
Two ambusnces, also Jeff with the troops slab ara
Il 4
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The Leadville Troubles.

DENVER, May 28.--The Nevs' tesdvllle
special says: There have been runors
to-day, but no action Of any cons quence.
There have been several narrow escapes
from an open outbreak, but the city Is still
outwardly quiet At noon the mine man.
ayers and superintendent held meeting.
and acting largely under instructions from
New York, resolved positively not to &C
cedo 10 the strikers demands.
This morning . large body OF miners
attempted 70 drive away the guards AZ the
Chrysolits mine In order that they might
get possession Of the pumps, and BY stop
ping them allow the water to food the
mine. This did not result in serious rup.
ture, but fear il entertained that it In only
the commencement OF violence. All the
mines are carefully guarded. At the Chry
solite and Little Chief mines breastw0rks
have been erected, the buildings fortified,
and every arrangement made for defense.
At present no violence is feared.
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California solid for BLAINE

CHICAGO. NAY 31.-The California delegation met
this morning and organized by the election OF Frank
Pixley as Chairman. The delegation are unanimous
against tbs unit rule. and will probably be for WASH
barne Il H'aine drops ont OF the contest.
The California delegation held cancns at the Sher
mn II 'us THE afternoon. Mr.. Benson Of Alameda,
an alternate. taking tho place Of Alexander Sharon
Judge Payne Of Santa Clara was chosen 10 represent
California IN the Committee or Resolutions In the
National Convention. Tho delegation then decided
70 communicate to me Blaine leaders hat il wac pre-
pared % support them in an actions taken with !
ve~ to secnrs the nominations OF Blaine for Psesi-
deni and 10 parsuance Of this decision woad oppose
the unit rule and solid for the admission OF the
cnntsstiag dis rict delegations from Illinois. 49,
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Ra.lro4d Work.


On the last day Of April % miles u the
main line Of the N. r. r. r. from A,ns-
worth eastsriy bad been graded, and the
II miles between Wallula and Ainsworth
made ready for the track layers. Two
rsfts OF ties bad oesp received from the
Clsarwsssr river. Eleven ships loaded with
"a, 600 tons Of q ilroad iron for this snd 81
the road arc somswhsrs Sss-ssu the A.
lans,c ports and the Columbia river. The
contract Tor grading the division bsyond
6pokan Falls has besn let but the names
o. the oontracton have not besn publishsd.
The Yakans drive. ssvsrAl millicas q feat
of loes tor tiseoand lumbsr, was starred %
the 3oth o. April The company has 7oo
men - work upon ~ rod md would NE
% hirs = many mors. Thcss wanting
vork can obtain II 81 Supplying 81 Air.
vorth 70 Chief Eneinssr hoCartsey. ~,
N Uatsn "a 49,, Ill. III. IL,
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TENTH CENSUS.
aanization for the Work in Montana.
FRI m the Independent,

Il has heen found necessary To make some changes
In some of the euumerstl,n Districts In this Territory
The plsn as revised has hen submitted 10 and ap
proved nv the Superintendent of the Census This
allows twenty efeht districts instemd Of twentyseyen
a. Mt irst. A full lie o. enamerators has n.made
and approved by the Superintendent, aud commits
mis-. ions and supplies have been forwarded by thu
suprrintr dent to he appoinr"es
The ory1nzltion for the work at present is a. fol
lows:
Supervisor-Ilgh MrQuaid, Helena.
Clerk Mi-sena Rullsrd II Ina.
DIS RIOTS AND tNUME iATORS OF WEST
SIDE DISTRICTS.
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Notes or the Day.


An Albany lady called ut bookstore for
Dickens " David Copperbesd." RS
Robert ColIyer says that woman who 10
not 1T to b poor mans wife 10 not nt to
be any mans wife.
DIX. Jones, the inventor and first man.
utacturer Of lucifer matches. died at Chilli
coth-, Ohio. on Tuesday, aged 80 years.
A Burlington pastor advsrtises that the
fellow who dropped poker checks 10 the
contribution box at bis church SUNDAY
night can have them by calling at tho par.
sonage. ...- a.r.
One of the attendants ct the Smithsonian
Institute, Washington, says that TO lovely
woman the snakes are powerful sttrac.
ton. while ono glance suffioes for man
He shudoers and passes on. ..... ....
Redpath writes from Ireland that 1t d
"a country without laughter" IL 10 not
70 bo expected, says this Courier Journal,
that country will be In laughing mood
while Redpstb remains In it. ..s .,.. D.
Beaoonsfiald 10 described rs one Of the
happiest men in England. The dilemma
In which bis successor 10 placed gives him
the keenest satisfaction aud he 10 putting
the finishing touches TO novel. n.r
"How do you pronounce s-t-i-n g-yr
Professor SteArns asked the young gentle
man nearest the foot Of the class. And
the smart bad boy said it depended good
deal whether the word applied to man OF
. bee.
A lawyer once rushed up to Jerrold In
the street and exclaimed with flushed
face. "Mr. Jerrold, I've just met scoun'
drelly barristerr' Jerrold looked at hin
with bland smile and simply answered,
"What coincidence ~
When James T. Brady first opened 9
lawyers ofics In New York he took base
ment room which had previously been oc
cupied by oobbler. He was somewhat
annoyed by the previous occupants callers
and irrltated by the fact that he had fes
Of his own. One day an Irishmsn entered
"The oobbler's gone, l see." he said. %
should think he had" tartly responded
Brady. "And what do you soil p he said
looking at the solitary table and few Law
books. "Be gorra," said the Irishman
"ye must DO doing mighty fine business
70 amt got bot one left"
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DENNIS KEARNEY.
The sand-Lot Agisator Reieased.-whst He
Will Do.

Will Do.
BAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-A Sacramento
dispatch says: At o'clock this afternoon
the Supreme Court rendered decision in
the Kearney case releasing him. The hear
ing was on a habeas corpus appealed from
the Superior Court Of San Francisco. where
the decisi,n of the police court, putting
Kearney in the house of correction for
abusive language, was sustained.
SAN Francisco, May 29-Last night
the workinemen, headed by brass band
escorted Krarney from his house to the
Sand Lots. where very large cr.wd gath.
cred. Kearney addressed them in his
usual style, announcing his intention OF
taking up the agitation where he left il,
and talking it more than ever.
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A Montana stage coach fell into an abyss,
making three compiete revolutions before
striking the bottom and killing the driver
and four horass. but the two inside passeu.
ssrs sese not dsnx~roasly hart 81 Ecst1rn
ssrsios Of ths Nissewla pssde vpast. 4, assa
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PENDING THE ACTION.

The Chicago Convention assembled yes
terday. We had designed holding the
Issue over day, IL necessary, TO obtain the
result, but recent intimations were to the
effect that the Convention might last two
or three days. and, to render the situation
more perplexing. the telegraph line ceased
working on Tuesday. We are therefore
without further news 0f the battle than the
preliminary skirmishing. and, giving the
principal events TO date, will supplement
them by extras when the line resumes.
We are aware 1t would be good idea
for NJ to state what the result will be at
Chicago. We have met many persons who
know, but We confess No do not The tel
egrams OF Tuesday indicated that Grant,
Sherman, Blaine and Washburue would
each be nominated. It was evident the
wish was father to the thought with those
who inspired the several kilograms, and
the Associated Press agent, who has been
strongly anti. Grant, evidently concluded to
give each person prominently named lit
tie boom a. . peace offering. II the unit
rule 10 adopted Grant cannot be beaten !;
II 1t Ia rejected, the indications are the
nomination will 60 outside the three princi
pal candidates. Were Sherman not from
Ohio bis chances would be fair, but that
obstacle exists, fatally, We think. Had 1t
not been for the Chicago affair, Washburne
would have much the best chance, and It
il not certain but that he has any how. Two
things would be secured by it-a restoration
OF better feeling In the party and inevitable
election. The Republican party has drifted
into q fight inside its lines that IL extreme
" bitter and extremely threatening to its
supremacy. The methods adopted by the
politicians In this campaign have cut each
other 70 the quick and are discountenanccd
by the better elements of the party. We
stand fair chance 70 have bolt. Wash
burne's nomination would 20 far towards
reconciling the belligerents. at least so far
~ the National campaign 10 concerned. and
the Democratic party is defeated in advance
the dsy he 10 nominated. These considers
lions arc strongly in his favor. Blaine has
less chance than Sherman. His strength Is
positive, pronounced, has been counted and
labelled aud - inadequate in Numbers. Al
the situation appeared on Tuesday, 1t Ii
not probable the domination viii be made
until this afternoon or tomorrow, and II ID
hoped before that tho Western Onion line,
which has been extremely depressed. will
rise TO tho occasion.
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Latest from Chicago.

CHroAso, June 8, 4:20 p. m.-The Com.
mittee on Credentials have voted to admit
tho contesting delegates from nine Of the
contested districts Of Illinois. Tho Tenth
district will b excluded altogether. A
motion to indorse tho action Of the Illinois
State Convention was tabled. The CON-
mittee has adjourned till 6 O'Clock without
finishing its labors. #s#
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New YoKx, June 1.-The Wsrld's
Washington spscisi says: Blaine rsmsiosd
q his residences to-day with his privats
telegraph operator long snough n rsosivs
chssring nsss from Chicago. and then -.
tered the Senate chamber with . smiling
countenancs. He vas In smiliug mood
throughout the day snd Vas frequently tbs
centre 81 group Of 6snat0rs Earnestly On.
gagged IN convsrastion. M VI wv. ~. ~
1.-THE shadows murmur Wills The deepl
nrp dumb has bssp observed ~ many pss'
eDns - lagDr. hssr gArdeaa. About three
scho0aen make = fellow talkAtive; seves
nake him yell; bit ~ - bsyopd his depth
asd b = = dunbrss ~ oystss. not svsu
noddine 70 A invitation 70 taks asoshss.
Repstlisea.
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natural C0moatitiv0noos ID taxing tuo Osu0r
side Of everything that turned up. from IN
argument 70 half6lled bed. There was,
In the oldsn time, something Of distipo-
ton between tho two. but unless The
'4osr" forced his infailibility or tho /" ten-
dsrfoot tried 70 change quarter" the
enmity between tbs two races has ever
bean - imaginary - Jules Verns's Trip p
tho Moon. a.a A Hal.gy yeas VIVA
The California Ku- Klux, % called from
the similarity Of the initial letter and gen-
erai desire 20 promote that which win in
volvs in ruin the community In which they
reside, have scored another triumphsl mark
in their hithsrto abominabls rsoordA Kal-
iooh's impeachment, Ksaruey's iuprisoo-
nsnt, the minister's corrupt administration
and the demagcgus's loud-mouthed anathe-
mas have found favor IN the eyes Of CALI
fornia's courts OF law, and while one u
permitted 20 oontinus tho oourss pursued
BY him since el~ctsd - oflics. the othsI
mounts again his stsed Of abuse and ths
restrain Of villifcation.3 Kailooh, elected
through sympathy. kept In place b. aid d
the bold sfrontsry which has svsr aided
him, II retained IN place - Mayor q Bar
Francisco. Ksarney, vils-tonsusd, m
pripoipled, ignorant and debessd has, 81
order Of court bssu relsassd, and already
announces his determination 70 follow oul
this ceurss pursued b. him prior 70 biz ~
oarosrstion. The, intsrprststion Of hi'
svowsd intentions doubtlsss means that p
will continue 90 harangus on The 6And ios'
hin former Colleagues 70 - extent Who'll
win again cause an uprising y 10 pssse
siamsnt Of San Francisco. 81 ,uld oooAsao'
warrant ths formation Of asothsr v,gtlspo
oommrttss Or protsstivs socisty, peiths
LscaIs ~ III pIcus Srst1ss win fAss y
wsIl = = IL hands q ~ ~ = $780,
fully svadsd tie prsssnt tim.
, 1880-12-23
NEW 0PERA.H0lISE.

Special Dlspateh to 7ha chteaep Tribune.
CEDAR RAWus Ia. Dec. @a..-1r0une'a now
Opera lIDsp, ono Ut tho finest attl 1ost csalt,-
rltely finished and furnished tclnptus Ut art
aud amusement In the West, will 10 opened hy
tho Enula Albott English opera company npxt
Monday hight. with tho "l3ohom!an Girl" thu
building, which WIS commenced ly thu latg
Judge Orccnn. one OF Iowas ,nost hullosel
Judges and cltizons,. WAS erected Ut a cost ex-
Ammo style, Is ,xl4s ftvt, fur stories high. mid
With Milwaukee, black ut,d white brick an.l orlll-
incnlal ttltng. 1t las senitng capacity u
.,uO. Tho wnll Rna cclisn4s are clubt,.
rltoly decnratel.-th!s PARTON OF tho
work having bGt'l deslRtlc.l by Nr,
]. M. Wood. at Cbtcag0, aud u larKo portion Of
II executed by ofr, EiDAr Mickey, Of Chtcu40,
Thu fr9sco work was dono by htr. WciAnR of
Chicago. Tho sctncry, nlnetoon Aut8, wus exe-
c.lted by sftssrs. Nuxo!t, IIAlIey l. TnelE.cy. nf
st. l4oGls. whn hnv0 dona considerable scuaIo
work IN this State.
THO Iar4ct ,l1,t tlrcss. circle arc In tho usual
fornl. nEl FURNISHED! with A. II. Atldrewa & Co.'S
tultnS Ehlt upholstered in rich Hlnrtk,I plush.
u slla ntst Gnlsnny t9o seats Yro the s,tu ~ bp-
ros; 9y seat TS 3 ,'Sr 'S balcony is secuted with econo
Ar. I, Ii, Ellis, Of Marsha!tnwn. was tho arch.-
tect OF the hnlllnG. 1t IL cttlMptetu IN nj! Its up.
}'0lntMtnts; hisl th.'so WIN pretend 10 be good
Judges WY thai Oilly New York. ChlcaEn, Cinaln-
tall nilu Sun FInclsen have houses thll cxotll It.
Special trnHA will Ii, run III thu yilrlui,s rU1s
to Gntb!o thosp whu wish 10 GOnlu to attend tlu
dedication OF tho IetHptc.
, 1880-12-23
"pOIIlTICAL LIARS"
HCarl prctzcl'sn lecture Inst Evening
In ffArtpe1l R1ulI.


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10Y. II Earsyeli I'M.
c"rt rfe,se 'nf 'ss eve
,u . ,,,, ~ -; ,,,', ~ ero
Earw"ll l'lll On .e s,l1ec o. "rpiislessl laMrH
s ire,, % s rrspcrjy 'e eoi,w % ,naor @ its s,rikirr
tile, was timely nn' tet!Iu''t'y pcncra naa !ona
cnoH' to have 'rni' delivered In weekly insl''
,uunts. Tho audience WIS aymputholic t,nu,
~. ~. ,,,,'''..,,' :, ,,,,t.,', :. n ,.,s,".
|" s.' ..e ,,,,' 'u'"'.I.!" ".sn S,"s'ss: ..'l.:,
1he eHt''n"to "no WIS .Iols l'eenh W TO"
chilling Tho facl Tint 1Msid hntl sa! III his h1lsu
tAt nl men were lln.s, nllt rnsnI,rktR that II
tiu gentleman I,uI LIVED Ill now ho cu,d iinvu
said i. ut la leisure. With .hfs fur nj, otuulny,
hu proceeded !" read latch Of nryc', so''':
,''"!ca'!ons rrtm s.,ch '',ls"pttstfcntcd political
babes ssayor Ilnrrsnif. Alexander u. Stephens.
t1nor t'Inr ,,, s'': ~ rana ,ars
md .rS,i ' s;Ik, Mrt,,,1 .insr,1, t:i',s,crt1"lS ]
rsr,uu whit lucy might b., s,l,ntse,l to ku.,w
ulo,lt =" ,vtltIrul Jturs," smnc t,f lilo ulruc,.
reptiles wera fairly c'cser. The Mayor, for III
stance, WINS wholly nnacquoInte1 with either
strt,-ilio rxtrnvngunt hut ,utrn,icss stump ora-
ctc.-'ho ln.ty tn whci' io belonged always AZ,
r riekIS s a''sr,ty Of ts m f M re r' tic @ n.
llencc on n rrn,r. lluvu Clnrk lMapel to be
nsked "sut,,cthis,K cnslcr." An! Mix, Mctmnih
to i,r nothing innrc or itss .hnn . tmug tom.
Mlttees.'' j. Castrr.ch. without contributing
my nf his own rich rxpcr!enec, rcplss. "
knew how II WIS. h'u!suls. NO taMt
nnythiny cIao wtn,lh lo I,lito Unnecessary.
o,yn opnff,1, Of ts lyiny triiic. Washington. iiu
remarked, I,s.sl ntyrr mute political specch
, 1880-12-23
THE MAYOR or LEADyILLE.
What He Says Corcernln: Its Present
and Future.
1e.~f.F

AAu NuNAsos
Ntw lins Graphic.
Mr., j, II. Humphreys, tho present Mayor
of Irohviiic. has arrived In New York. Inst
n,.a,I. H.. ,'.,s T,,nn,l IL. f1,,,,,t, In ro,,nrtur
vt'e ~ m,s hot. Mt ~ an1 IN ~ ,oysrsatn n.',, Inc
present a1!u future of Leatlvili0 ho made tho
Following remarks: "l'lr IMPRESSION enter
tntnn,t lie Eustnr,, t,ronto TINT Innt,yllIc IL TN
] ~" ii.clina II T Ia m ] sryn,,cm,s onc. rc.,!nv I
received It letter froln 'ny brother Stating
TINT ,uDpIe were coming Into tho city IN
Iur,,r n,t,,,t,nra nn1 the eren,csk nctiyitv urt-
~at1ni t1n " AZ t,o lin time of tl,o Little piitsburr
stnas'.-up aud It's successors, tho mining pop,
,llnt1on, who Ind locatcd clnilns III alld
around tho city {snn,e 10000 clnl,ns), after
tiuing thrir ossessislent work, departed for
| lIntl tiiey cols,ler 1t ulSlu advantageous to
remain IN dir civ than in other prfs uf tho
Stntc. Wa HOW i,nvu a population uf 9o,00,
Il i,olce furco of Thirty men, n,,tl water md
sSics si n IN Inret, lro,, ulpes, nil, 4 short lis
tutco from tic city II n IurKe reservoir, Ety-
itr n ilnNI sufficient 10 throw water tlrGe
stnrIes iifEl,.
s,oiity esenGp ea,'1otl ateyor iInpfeys,
tilo active erection of large, substantial brick
buildings, Heretofore tic houses niMl public
buii;iinss have Been generally .two-st0ry
% Ill., rncter hl,l tiiese " ,,r. buns dtsposcI IL
tis,s!, nnrrnw.9n,,sn rMl1rnads now enter iho
cltv. r"t,np"ti1r it Mil. Ucl,yur A tu!ni,o-
rary disadvantage arose from these ro,stls. tn
h"nGrrfs i'u If tetimlsters .,,,t Sf positions ai
nttrnnti". "n,,sijcrnhin ennItal Uut Ut tlln
i',,sin"ss.e Till raiiwuy tariff Is only Slight
rntmrtinn frnn, fra,,,stt.rs' charges, and tho
,lesc H. Ky g n,a,,t,! ~ .9 ilu soui arS itua
msts,n1 .sts ,Nrisst G.t 11etwork 81 lnes throas
, 1880-12-23

1EVlUE NffIlE1I 7Rtf E . ~.
Now Englanda b ,lOtetl putt. JOHN q. VAttttcr,
wus 4! yeurs of nEo yosiot,tay; Ther. 'sts 10
Uak Knoll, liaIlvers. Arrangements tul htrn
Itatlo hy t,lto Vi tho sunday sclluls ut tho luins
tn ulvu hin II reception IN tue uvrnl1iE; but, u"-
{l,E to II slight pnI,l nill tho HeSaritr ut tho
wcuthor. hu tet obliged l., DECLINE II. The writer
rasscst u pleasAnt hllf-holr with tho telIrrHiIo
i,oet In tho AFTERNOON, Rill found hIil cil1oytn1
hIs usual gt,s, hr,llth, aside frnul tho eul1 mrn'
tl0tital tie bears bis years quito wu.i. AND one
would hurdlS tukc him to 10 u liY M coI'yyrsrd ~.
pvstvsl VI Ill that tho world ii 1oiuz liz still
, 1880-12-23

=, Hnrn,u Ayrrs, nni i'n tirnndn llsht, middle
ID hrns ..t. ,Ini,,rsi. urry 3;4i!o, pu1:ul, II
Mn"', .' ",'m,,,yu.iiriI. iEa.Isr: TtxA~ it":fe:
;l Il @ f''h '1'; ss! nr. % "ssi' "ad
.'t.nSS tut rlIratA lnet hut stcadyt INN eirns
ttIsis. lc; "h"rt s,"r 75te 'afi 'sf"s' pf''a'
i'Saimrt, =, ri -i,nl1 md unac!tlrtl nt tt727c.
MafttsE H. -Flrn, for prIfnt llktl9tEc.
Mnrtf4 -etlInhH ttrt ctttsr. SOW shenlhlH1, .ict
xHi lnkr. tstiFls, l,lH-frn tl.lirt! f%,sch. @ A1
EIF.iiis Git, tl.7is2.Gt ellllclt. tLt08aU.
, 1880-12-23

IIora(ord'x Acid Phosphate In IiadfGc41
:. ZION Nnd Gonerul Debility.
havo used tho Acid Phosphate III my own
faulty iu cAse Of indigestion and general Ltbia!-
~ with entirely satisfactory rusIlts.
lSpIAA4luLId. lnd. 4. II. uuoNE. 81. d.
, 1880-12-23
Mrs. NclIio Grant snrtorls' Child re.,.

HIkHtllVllH I1Fl73F - 3.HH1ux7T!!1H 5TMf9: :,
The lst Ut ths llloI,th At5. Nulli1 Grant Bur.
torjs fourth Child was bUrIl. lIor eldc4t, which
was bnrt, ut Lung lranch Il, ls'a. a'el tho fol-
lowing ycar; but thrcu, a SGsl ba,rN In washing
ton In March, 1877, mud two daughters DorA alnco
in England, survive.
, 1880-12-23

NILwAuNEE, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GnAlS-whoat steady; clnsod firm, No. Mill
Naukee hard nominal; No. MIiwaukec, !ee, No.2
d. 97c; Dcconbes, Fsci january. NHci February,
es; No, 3 do sr; No. !, 1ac. rojected. Gle. Corn
hfmer; No. =, a7c. Oats a$o hixhesj No. T. ac. ltFc
nnsuttlcd md 1owori No s'slc. Hurley dull' No.
2.PFnK, Htc ,,r
February. l.nrd-pritne steam, tal5 cash And Do
tenlhUr. $40 February.
liuaA-fcnslur nt f.4tatM.
!!EcEipTH-Flour, l5UO brjs wheat. Gs,0o bu; oats.
END lu,
,.sMtrMEs1s-Whcat, laoo but corn. 900 bus oas'
, 1880-12-23

nnntf"sts II deep inirrrst In politics. nnd
I,uriirs. ink k,.piI. wheru lln xpcn,ia mitch dt
Ills time, although his !cKnl voting residence Is
AlntAsHiEy. Is Il delightful rtnGC c%otl On De-
fcnrr t1nr.