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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

police power on conductors and agents,
in certain cases; to change the name of
the countyof New to that of Lanalade
under suspension.
FRIDAY, Feb 13.-.lsseRJly-A reso-
| luton was adopted inviting Charles 5.
Parnell and John Dillon here on the 2ath
INST, and granting them the use OF the
assembly chamber on the occasion. 4
large number of private and local bills
were passed. The bills OF s general ma.
tuie Were: Amending section GO chan.
ter 81, revised statutes, relative to special
power of county boards; relating to the
assessment anu collection OF highway
taxes; to provide for proofof kinship, and
to limit the lien of creditors on the real
estate az deceased persons, in certain
cases; Memorial TO congress for the re-
opening Of the channel of the Wolf
river, in northern Wisconsin; memorial
10 the postmaster general for an increase
of mail service from village of Merton,
Waukesha county, to Lake Five, Wash
ington county. Ten Milwaukee bills
were killed. Among the other bills in
definitely postponed were the following:
to reorganiZe the third and fourth, and
create the thirteenth judicial circuit; to
define the duties of county treasurers in
certain cases. relative to salaries of
county officers; relative 10 bounty on
foxes; to encourage the raising of i'm.
proved stock.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. t6-SeHats -
Bills passed appropriat'ng 10 the fish
commissioners the sum of $4,000 10 de-
fray current expenses; 10 authorize the
justices of the peace elected in the sew.
eral wards of the city of Plymouth, to
keep an office and perform their duties
in any part of said city; to amend exist
ing laws relating TO town insurance COM
panies; to amend section 1879, of chapter
80 of the r. s., 1879, relatingt 10 organiza-
ton for protection against fires The
following bills were indefinitely post
poned: Senate bill No. 1T, o amend
section 20, chapter 5, of the revised stat
utes Of 1873, entitled "of electors and gen.
eral eleetions;n also senate bill No. 1917,
10 repeal section 2455, of the revised stat.
utcs OF 1873, relating TO county judges.
Sen. Hyde presented the petition of Miss
Kate Kane, for the passage of necessary
laws to enable her to vote,
MONDAY EVE, Feb. 16-ISSembly-
Speaker Arnold being absent it became
necessary to elect q speaker pro. tenn x
vote on the matter resulted us follows;
Pierce So, Keogh Is, Bentley 2, Kelsey /,
Crosse /, Kennedy /, Bradford l. Mr..
Pierce was then declared elected and
proceeded to the chair The bill to APP
proprlate $500 to the Dairymen's Asso.
citation created long discussion but was
finally passed by yeas 5S, nays II. A
large number of bills were indefinitely
postponed, among them the following:
70 define the qualification of district at
torneys; to provide for fees to sheritls; to
provide for the erection of an institute
Tor the deaf and dumb to amend section
1910 of the revised statutes, relating to
the publication of Legal notices.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

TuR Washington house, at Mount
Vernon, has been repaired and ro-
furnished, and in n way that does not
please n woman correspondent OF the
Springfield Republican. She says: ut is
such pity-suoh n sad and woful
pity-that tho women who have this
place in charge have 80 little common
sense, 30 little taste and real veneration
for the home Of Washington. The diff
feront rooms belong to different states
that have appropriated them, and II
vandal committee have undertaken to
restore and furnish them. The east
parlor or music room, treated by Ohio,
leads the SYNONYMOUS procession. II
has ut the first glance mn Ohio look; il IL
so new, 70 fresh, 50 shoddy. They've
painted the walls and ceiling, they've
laid Turkish rugs on the floor, they've
made new furniture that asthe pattern
but not the look of anything old, they'y,
hung in it an ABDOMINAL mirror With q
beyeled glass border ornamented Will
cut.fower design, and the only thinl
in it is the harpsiChord Of Nellie Gusts.
New York does not come in for a share
Of the censure, however, for the draw
ing room, in charge Of this state, ha
been but slightly altered. most Of tn,
original furniture reL aiming.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. l6,-Flonr-Quiet ard un-
changed. Wheat-ste No. hard, 26i4 /;
No /, a2ll; No. >, 1.2ol4; seller February,
20i4 seller March, l.9ll4; seller April, 22a
No g. 1.07; No. 4. lood103; rejected, Of
Corn Quiet and unchanged Mt s6d for M. =;
say for new. oats-Iu light demand; no sales !;
3lh bid for No. = Rye Nominal; market ne.
elected, not a sale; ~. for No !; 72si bid for
No2 Barley Dull and lower at 69y. for No. :;
g. i G6S for seller March
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

KRUrp turns ont 800 cannon of the
largest caibre every month, and often
double that number-15,000 in two
years. He has fattened on war. In
1910 the firm employed 10 men; in 1s43
100; to-day many thousands OF opera
tives draw wages from him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

PAULINE MARKHAM, the famous beau
ty of the original Lydia Thompson com
pSny, has been heard from in Arizona.
She quilted her husband and "Pina-
fore" company, leaving letter, in
which she said that she was tired Of
both.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

The ex-Empress Eugene has ordered
of the sculptor Boebm marble group
of life-size, representing the Prince I'm
perial lying dead on the ground, partly
wrapped in his cloak, while an angel is
crownino him
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

The sale Of the pictures and sketches
left by the late w. M. Hunt, in his Bos-
ton studio, brought his estate over $780,
600. Sixty-two paintings and about n
hundred charcoal sketches and studies
were sold, though many Of tho most
important works were retained.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

ALTHOUGH many parties are cndeay-
Uing to push other similar remedies
into the market by spicy advertisements,
H. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the lead
and the druggists are selling more than
ever before. Price, % cents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

Tar Asiatic possessions Of the British
Empire comprise British India, which
$4,000 square miles; India
Feudatory States, 5S9,3l5; Ceylon. H.
Io2; Straits settlements, 1,225; Hong
Kong, 81, and Alden, 5.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

julius RAHpE's vito died, at Dayton,
Ohio, and left two children on his
hands, one aged ak, and tho other M
infant. He complained that they both
cred him insuil'erably; the baby was n
particular pest, keeping him awake
nights, and refusing TO cat tho solid
food that he gave it. The little one
was found dead III its cradle one day,
and the following il tho testimony OF
the surviving child: "Papa came III
and took baby from the cradle ana hit
it; he then put baby back in the cradl,
and went out and got drunk; then papa
came in again and took baby from IN,
cradle and threw him down on the
floor; he kicked baby in the side, ther
picked him up and hit him and choket
him; baby did not cry, and papa pn
him back in the cradle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20
A Cross Baby

Nothing is 80 conducive TO a mans remaining
bachelor As stopping for night at tho honso al
married friend and being kept awake for ave or
six hours by the crying OF cross baby. AL cross
and crying babies need only. Hop Bittcrs 10 make
them well and smiling. Young man, remember
this rartiler.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

A DUEL between u son of M. Waddlng-
ton, the ex-Premier, and another young
man, dpropos of nm article in country
paper, deemed by the former offensive
tohimself, was fought on the Dist ult.
on the Belgian frontier. The distance
was thirty feet, with the option OF nd
vancing ten feet, two balls to DO OK
changed. M. Waddington slightly
wounded his adversary at the first shot
The second did no harm, and tho soc
onds declared tho combatants brave fel
lows and honor satisfied
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20
sUNBEAMS.

AN enterprising Yankee is making
Honolulu directory, and for the first
time the houses are to be numbered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

WHEN the cable brought him tidings
of the annulment of his marriage with
Countess Raimondi, Garibaldi abandon
ed himself to an outburst Of joy. All
his family had gathered around him, as
his recent illness had aroused their
fears. The news caused nm instenta-
neous change in his physical condition,
and a Jtte was organized, in the course
OF which no legitimatized his two
children and married their mother.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20

THE Partisan authorities estimate the
damage done by the floating ice in the
Paris district alone at 100000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20
lows and honor satisfied.

THE authorities OF Gotha have made
their report for tho year 1870 on the
subject Of cremation. Tho first body
was treated on the 10th of December
1878. since when fifteen others have
been similarly disposed Of. The aver
age time required for tho complete in
cineration Of tho bodies was about two
hours. and IL il regarded M most salts
factory that not only has no complaint
~ to the reeult boon made nj Gotha, but
that number of other German towns
are preparing to follow its example and
build crematories.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-20
An Old LAdy's Gratitude.

A lady 20 years Of age expresses great gratitude
for the benefit she has derived from warmers S afo
Bitters and declares her belief that The remedy s
u certain specific for dyspepsia.
, 1880-01-11

purses. Chtcagn deserves credit for beenkng
nwny frnln tho 1catcn tr1lcks which tlio H'Htth
and Wrst have ~! lowed for 1,Rlf II century tlkH
tt,o ,tonE,,n of rl,n"1 n grooyc, md fers
ont tho l"'st tl,ur4r. lit tho innt nrd win will III
turn hrlrE ont tin POM nta. u.s. thu thn,tsant Tho
prDplc h.vnst,i ui!. fsshutl thrrG-it-'yr strttg.
Es i ! M tIq }d h''H, in e ,S i r bss
mined to enter t., thnIr taatc."
or tho horscs TINT hnvo tr,lted IN a:oi or
thoir rccs,rls, tho list Including IIotlcfn,
11nrby, prospcro, Jnnn1c, Hlcrtlnn, kfItntrn
@ 1a sfs"Y fsnn Y! i l,ars, an; i es eiEy iS.
Cosinsrlora Vanderbilt, 'Vnn!.y ,Fnir, mi
1En,''ns. Charlie tirccM ia EGGnitta u, tho list
re s Es'r, Thn,ns IT, fx f.sty G a
dust. Mny Queen. Da.ao Trot: Mnttlc. Young
!!rut,n, ,ltnt. rHH'tor. ireczc, fusk Satc. tohl
Y: IlHll md Charles 1ifHf'tl. llntlsl 1,o!,!o II
iih,,oy l'r WIN sIsyo toy S!Rs r," n"ssh @ r; ,
!:lcmcntlMe. Jny dH!i!tl. Thnrhc.lalc, llotsp,ir.
EE!n Wright, md Chieago Maid. .fohn Aislnn
hnlls fourth pln!n having |" his credit ftar1,a
f'G irsinx. ca[tSr sS tf utr uMas,sIH H irs1r 5
plnMscr. or other drivers thnt h,.vo 4lvc1, ossps
inAlsae tho ,::..i !iAt. their hest retnr'.s,
John Murphy Is r5etlitGd WITH sssen: 2. A. 1f!ek.
Mcks MSN 4 Ja II q2t'n''n Tt 5 9aE ei' ya y1nNS N.s, y WIZ
atx cuch: j. II. PHILLIPS. A.. j. Folk, ". =. Mc-
1N,,9hll1l, md J. j. liwn. five ench j. H. T,lrnnr,
". II. ihble, Norrill flIgb!c, H. B. Brown, ". H.
Gg"W,ff9y Y 3 Y; lMahns M, md Il pyIe Ir ese;
enes, 8. Mei.aMg1l!in J. J3tRlcy. lr: C. thnmplIn,
J. Lnvptt, W. q. llrtoks, j. D. MGMut,n, I}ttl
Mneo, n. nnoAiwn. IL Daty. Gus alItlt!en,. Charles
Maryl" VI sEsssnh Jpn GG,nlker q 1nmkn:
1nnt,, ]. ". Knox, q. Mncey, J. Dongrcy, aud q,
w. VOorhica, two each.
, 1880-01-11
ABROAD.


An autograph score Of llandel's opera,
"A,nnsIfgi," was lately sold In Il London
nuctloli-ruonl for 4@a5 10a, and one Of Muzart's
quintets in y major for 81 guineas.
it Is not improbable TINT Mr.. Max Maretzels
organized under tie management Of Mr..
D'Oyly Carte for tho production Of the
Pirates Of penzanca" in TIC several largo
cities Ut the country.
Nine. Erartl las offered TO the Afozartcum
nt Saizhltrg 4. gold ring, containing AT opal
surrounded by eleven diamonds, given to
Mozart In 17os By the Empress Maria Theresa.
The ring pissed Into Nine. Erard's hands
from thuse of Mine. Sp0ntinl.
.,!,, It Is = now now said that Goldnark's opera,
successful In Berlin, II spite Of the rcporis to
Mr.. Thomas played some very effective
ballet music from this work two years ugo.
Herr Huns Richter, the conductor of the
Vienna 0pMr', l,rs latciy renewed his en-
Herr ttchttr who cnnducted the 1,nyrcutll
Festival In l5'a,. This probably plts MI end
to n movement started Il little white ngo to
bring him to New York.
p, Ths 5oot!, perforqgqnce Of Glinka's G popular
pIacc ut st. Petersburg OIL the 12tll ult. a
wrt:lths presented by Tic Russian Musical
Society, the Conserynioir'. Of ST. Petersburg,
the Mr!lsts 1f tho Opera-lInusc and oti.ers,
theatre. After the first net tho principal
singers went In IL body to Glinka's sister,
Mime. Scl,cstakosa, WHO was sitting III Il
SX o rif t9e ~ rTt Io,d t,sI md prcycnts her
nnnlc In l,riIIants. Tic proceeds Of tllls Ter-
forInn,lce, amounting tt' upwards of 2,oo0
rubles, aro nlso to be, presented to Mine.
SctlGstakova. 4 cpnmlltee lms bern formed
ut Sn!olc,,sk. Gllnka's birthplace far tic
sum has already !Wrn subscribed, but II Is
mt VET decided wlIotior tho Illnn,slullt Is Ia
bc erected at S!nolcnsk or 1T st. Petersburg.
The Iarlsla7s says: Will, VII. Flllo III,
Tamflolr Majnr" Oi1enl1acll Illus mn,tA
amrN,lc ; ., ionoral,s for his randle Dnclcxa
rolnlnr sslcecss u tho n,ntU worthy Ut MP
l,la,lse wien VIC think Of the stupid musical
cxtrasaEanzas 50 l'hcrnlly offered ,nf. Into
, ,n.ter te mrle ,,q, M nf enli,e upcras Aanlitti;
uMotiier version of La Fillo dll lseglmcni,'' y
nnd tint hat tho sceolsd AMI third uets might
bn curta![rtl WILL, utlra!tAsc, tlls plecG IL
none the less cslaslhllg:, Tho cll1lyas II clry-
Mcssrs. Chiyot aud Dnr!1, l!nyo hnlnllpd their
subject skilif,I!y. The wl.n!r scare Is cArt-
fully coTlllr,sr! md admirably a,laptt:d IN
tlia rnpaar Mnd military plot Selcctc,l by tho
HnftIilstS. iHe tWrnty founirIs, ducts. hikl
pseleustun, and n,elodlous, while, If WI .c-
cnsfUnn!ly rrenEnlzn II fnrIncr acquaintance,
VIC Aru Mt elst turcetl IL ,,lnllt that n. Oire,-
lncl1 never borlows from aliy ono except
himself.
NEW kuHfC.
Tho Mcsrrs. Nrntfhlrts Sons hayo Just tssucf
tho following now It,,3lc: "Wlht tlIrt4' Pnlkn,"
BY Oscnr MMyO; A." Fcrrsmnn lMu,' by I&,vcy;
"Fr1rhlinE's llcd." fnr plans, by. Merkej;
"ltenrt's lhslrp," tor p!nnt,, rs tlrhr; uud tho
JAnuary number 0f tho Musical lIUrai.
, 1880-01-11
A{roEAt{e* In EkulrRrln.

l!HNtfn& NEWts
Our corresponding. ut lIuda pcsth telc-
RrApits tu tS q terrible story, ar ratlier tllu
tragic close OF y terrible story, wllrf, reaches
him frD,n Suph!a. Sixty ut the Mollnlnlne-
!llcnt hull refused to adnit into tlloIr former
homes, llavu lntnly, llu snys, Ie. Ii, tho open
1leltls from cold i!sItt starvation. Our C0rre-
siIondent does not sImuk of Mntters within his
tl,ers i so'no oxaggsratlon IN tho tale llu tel!s
There Is liz specification Of place ur time. TIle
!nfGrgnet' frnnl thu statement III the f0r1, Il,
which It reaches ..s Ii thnt tu 1i0llalnmciAtls
IL saptis, md tiat ti!ey ,lc. IN te tulis out.
psoy!,eo oi liz otto'aa EMprS. ! saijsct j!
y1,s sse WI yS1te. to II t to"tIso; + ;,a,Go s ' ~
anything, ought. sl.rcly to ls caInblo
of nnforc1ng tho prictlce nf coIl,l,snl
humanity up''n its fciuiatury. Tue Ilu!s,.-
rlan GuyertI'hrllt must By warmed that u ls
annrMities aitrlh'ltai "a II have Ally fouM,ta.
s,scesssr q ~ 1nFklsi, tyr.n!!y. it %ls
Guvernnluit basetl III frtettNH aIltl acknnwl-
elglng tl!v obligations Of enn.l,ll,l humanity.
PIT tia ,lpettine tint suffering tenullrs mercy
is !nt, seldom jl,stliletl; aloto fraluelltIy u
Enster!l ltoniaellA tho Alusslllnlnli Refugees
hetln H. straits nut less savers tlluu thu nut
c.lstA In unlgArIa. Our CDllslli report thnt
lnully uf tlltln urn dying from hunger. Sir
Henry Lay,sr.l l,ns altfiorizcA rue0.lsse tn
wilnt remnlus OF tho fprl,!er relief fluid, alI
It IL said hts tslrKrnp!.e'l for lsslstAllee u,
thu baroness linft!ett~C9utta. II III countries
tito scusotl brings ltrstltutIol,, tho suffering
which will befniE tho regions III which uof-
ernmants have warrMl for generations .gIinst
tho eherXteA VI lnun AlA ulB productive IT,
sources nt Nature will pass uis bounds OF
imagination.
, 1880-01-11
She Renewed,


Ono OF the snllltury l,u!Ite wins the other day
wandering 0yur Il l'x-fnll Gf leull cilts Ii.
MI alley 0lt Seventh, street when hs hearM
nat!,s ltl, yells and Tho sounds Ut conflict in
Il htusv near by. As l!o entered The ynrtl Il
man u,l woman burst Open tho s!tln door
utll rolled stgwh tie steps In heap, kicking
ul,tl ctawing Will, right good Will.
WlMt Is tln truublo here ~ asked the
olllcer MI l,t pulled t!.enl Apurt.
"'I'here, Pin Kial yuM happened alongW
exclaimed thu lllall y ll0 Jumped ~. "1lm
old woman u,ltl mo lllyu lad dispute fur
t!!e lust In or llfieel1 Year, as 70 when
Glirtstopl'er COLUMBUS discovered America.
vt wa In l4o!," replied the ofliccr. ~.
.!Just what I.siil-]ust Tie data i 1Ad |"
cric.l tho husband ~ lse danced around.
"koW then, old1wonl1''' WILL you glvs up 7"
You won't ?" ....-...
I" Not nh iilc'li I sait 1400, and I had your
neck ucruss tllu edge Of tho Hlapl We agreed
nut to bitH nor AnrltGl. nld prefer to re,,uw
tho conflict rather linn taku q struugurs
iKl.ra,sI Conn In tilB lipusal"
Tllu officer wuttctl Vt the gnte until he heard
two c)latrH smashed down lnd q dozen yells,
and liz resumed Ills sounds witt. growing
conviction that Columbus .W1ulI ululuxtaly
bu two years ulleAI III tllat house.
, 1880-01-11
"0uR llfE'S A BOOK ~
Another year, With all its fenrs,
With Mll its 1oys, its llopos, It's tears,
Is ntlticAl to tho 1lest.

Another year. With all it's fenrs,
With Ail Its Joys, its hop0s, its tears,
ls ndticAl to the lneat.
1tH many IHKrs. tNla by ono,
Arc wrlttUn O'Gr: tsDy nll Hre tlonct
And now wo'yo turned tho last.
How mRny acts, como good, some bud,
How lnnl1y thoughts, nr Htly or sud,
Wn'ya pG,lnra ula'n tta leaves.
In IIUAvEs,I's chArEt tho bDOk Wo lny,
Until tho lust Rrtult JudR1nGnt-DAy,
When eaeh bis b0Ok receives.
Our records thon, at Coda command,
Each will iI1to1i,s4s with trembling h1l1,d,
And rcId His yrn1ut thcru.
Then some Will hrar tho glut, swell done
Your Crtss 1lnw tlrll-yuur Crown is won;
hy rcat ctcrnal shire"
nut Hono, mid tears md Wild tlIsmay,
VII hear thu BUlttetlCe, "lIuucu! AWuyl
no Olltur dnrkness ~!
III yMtn you 1l,Dn1i-ln ylitn you weep;
III lfa yt,lt leAr,plt TINT ail must reap
The harvest that they SOW"
A volume nav, with pnRes white,
with bindings frrth, lthtarntshed, bright,
1lNA tn our GarD breIl NiveR.
ThrrO let rA write, IN wUrts OF Nro,
OF nnll0 dcotl. n pl!ru desire,
To lit ti,r soul lOf l!eavol..
CsWKuu, N. Y. FtOlENCE Z, Tucxxn
, 1880-01-11
position, and will Immediately resume his old
position With i. r. NOrrla s. 10.

Mfr. ..1ohn ". scrtaner, formcr1v will, nreaars,
ryn1, 4 jirnlv. las nssnrint"1 {,fn,aaif witn
tho house Of lsralnarts Sons.
II. q. Foote. FIN ,rror Ina ,ccontn,f m mr..
earcrnt At TrnIty Mcti,otIst i etr GIlreh re-, MS rs
Musical Director, 10 take effect 1t once. ' '''
M6: u Go;Ia II srks immediate enfngem9e11a1s
Ncwn0fL1 VI, Jnfl. AlJ; hOrfisvillc, Vt,
Jan. @4p'
tho OrIrina( Tenessreas. is II, tv t,n eiiv nr. ~.
whfrji Grt, ia cn,ntnrnre jnti. In Mt fhn rnm,' ~
tcnary u. +. Church.
Mr., Richard W, CrDss, 70 we'll known IN
our musical circles. lns been admitted rs n
Fo,ncroy, lie style Of lie irii, hereafter bcipg
pelton, Pomcroy l. Cross. ~~''
1,.a, z,ato:,s - IT,, 1r>.,,u,
sro, mntea, ,.s ,i Ht tno lier;s'ey school ha9
"sGe s on IFS H. s!o ,oo ~ o , " !lns M st
NJ ~ % 10 we'i k!o%m ~ t',s clty A. tsnSher.
M.in,In yo,i ,niii" onsan Rpt' pp M % Mac,,!er, =.
Nach tne 'lo'lIl, pa1o' ana cnlallos1tloi1.
, 1880-01-11
I:1IIiu II. yVns3lhurnc for President.

Httu 1fnrk RHn.
Our esteemed contemporary, the New York
Times, publishes, IN fifteen chapters, m In.
tcresting sketch Of tho life OK Elilu D.
Wnshburnc, 0f Illinois.
Tho Republicans corld not nominate q
stronger candidate for President. liz would
be intln1tly preferable to Grant.
If tic Times can prevail on its party to
make Mr.. WnshburMe their nominee, It will
have rendered 10 the country patriotic ard
Invaluable service.
l,nt tho thfsl-trrmcrs, the 1inpertatlsts, and
the rfclt, powerful corporations nre opposed
tu Mr.. WNsllbnrnD; nntl the Nut1Unal ltepul,-
llcali Convention will 10 4 body representa-
tlvs OF those rather tllan OF tho Republican
masses.
Nevertheless, II tic object Of the Rcpub-
leans IL to elect q candidate. as we'll us to
nominate him, tieir GslnncGs would be- much
better with Mr. Wasllburno tslMl with Gen.
Grant
Thlafttphtn finltt}n,
Tho possibility nf startling n Washburne
boo,n may not BIZ w0rtllyNf serious censi.lern-
tiUn Ms ltlilttars stand nt present; but there
are tyootl many Republicans who fcei tint
their party might do worse than 10 put bfr,
y. b. WasElbMrne In nomination for the
Presidency. llo 1nny mt III, tile lost avail
able t,t!, Int he would stand letterc rcllA1luo
Of success tllin some Of the MrlI whose names
have been suggested for tlie first pace upon
tho ticket,
, 1880-01-11
THE TROTrING DERBY.

11lE I1tO4llNNf OEHNfs
Tho stakes Of tho Kentucky Trottlng- Horse
rcodcrs' Association, which closed jan. /, filled
Fcll. Thoro nro three annual events given by
hls Asaoc!ation,-tho Lexington stAkee, for
yoar-old colts and allios, tho Kentucky Stakes,
pr 8-yoar-old colts and hlltcs and tho Blue
rnss StAkes, for 4-ycar-old colts and fllttes-
(utrlcs to these stakes close Jan. OF ouch year,
pr fouls OF two years previous, tho 2-year-o|ds
Fo.ttug in tho full OF tho year In which thoy aro
ntered, thon rs and ycar-o1ds In tho follow
oininatod In tho threo stakes. TIE TN1nuNE
tfca only tho entries TO tho Lexington StHkea,
! tho following order: Nnno OF tho a0n,ll,ator,
I tho horsp tho description, and tho Sire name:
Samuel chorn, Doan Monde, blk C., Mnmbrtno
Gs9n M41,aq s1InR b 1skssna Abaaah
SSEs' sss ss7sai ! i ! assss f. Xsnis;sstor MilSss
S,s,sr raas G9; S!sy2Sns + Z; AdnI!n!.sIatSr
sael Aane aoa e. sSsE issns aes xGdsi
Il Il 3; sttadsr, Amulet ch. t, cny,os,
ScoIs SS@1 ia!asa IT, T. IasSlaad Mxs9d .,,.,
y Z. Moofo' Anmbrpo Aorgun. bs. C., Mnnl6t,no
Y: i. Moore, Msmbstno nolco. blk C.. Mauabrsno
Sss. ssIs R'ssss sssss 1s.ss,,a esEEass = Jim ne.,o.
III ASMiSa S2lI1 1ss A5}ss diosn Msnsee
5sSs 5GSssssn bs MS5,''Gs psts Gh'ss
GisasS Me[e Ms1g %tas sd w.o 4
S!oaef, sssiS!S :: :, 1sIaiSn'S!s IL u os'
Ps! fSsst,SIsss t. aas'R9,sss'o'. as RsS
xsn sn sstST 5seaIs Ean1 nj
5$s;; 5ts; i;sssiSIS s tSsl!s "'n,ne
snydas xbaa'Ia Ssrss.s r I ei. :. faefss XGa.l,
liz T., TTa-r II. Svo,s. y 1f.~s ,.
, 1880-01-11
TUBEROSE.

cnlor!css mystery, frntu tho tl.ist n1,tl wreck
OF Bulil9 Wk5fte M,S1tt tn0derihK II, ilec.lyl
Flower nf lifa 4nd death, IL hight 1nd t'ny
Thni tiilcst wilt, thy hHnyy, strntlg.t perfume
WlI!ln nyer Fancy, that "r1lee architect"
Amid tho nxhIlnflons 1T thy liaatil,
ConInrrs t., being .lrtM1nf.il Islcs ttAt lie
III sumo utnrlAtI, fAr-hI Bc!;
1'nIr, spicy Isles, itllu,.tll IL Et,l,lc1 sky,
Serafe Ntforu u zo1lp nf harll,nny:
4 mystic realm. that fuGleH hcfnrg my gyo
Az lights electric, with thy falling l,rlplth,
Forcshuduw An1 announce thy death.
fAUI, i. UHoWNH.
, 1880-01-11

Of tho Into 'Ti,ad Stevens, Is reported rs aaying
s9t c ont 6 s nneaste5 7 ontv % not on, %
Ilrplhlicall." ,'rhis, my informant says, &
very Significant, ny Lancaster County usually
gives 7.lOu Republican majority.
IN Chester County itlore fS open re,,clfnn
ID ut up Il iirnlIt tlcjegatiolf, a,ltl a inliniy
Convention nf tho people lIns been called to
elect Delegates tErec. Il, tho Chicago Conycn-
tioil, III. defiance of TIM plan Of Cameron 10
This gentleman believes flat Sherman, Or
l3ininG, Or Wnsll,lrnn could cnrry 1'cu,tsyi-
vnIlia ,y 40,0oO majority, but II Grant IL the
candidate tho majority agalnst him will DO rs
milcl.