American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-29

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tive Springer estAblfzhing postal Telegraph
service, under the cenuol q the Govern
ment- .sE.A.
T"fsbilian army ~ iuvasiou fccupie6
lima -. cssn;,a, AZ p.rus an tbe III. Ate,
,h.;r sse,,,I Jss--t - bofh' FiraforS. and
Choriss ,ha pa-,,,,srs made M A,rtbe,
effort ~ stav the sedv.nee OF the Invading
army.C s-s
x,rcp.uf from, vaInara;so renorts
Is 81. - 49,, ,,,ah, near Chort,,os
,yne NM so,,,b 81 lima The Peruvian,
ver., defe.ted and driven from tbefr posi-.
tions VIA. br.vv loss The Chilisns' hold
Chrillos. -, = - -
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lift lodges OF Sit'lng-buus Dano
under Chief crow-king, are en- route &c
h,ms.,s' n,,. ~ rsm.;ads- ., shs has.iIs.
.srst4 e s.rs--o.,a ,oN~ss h.s5 asrtsd aars
nor.h .cro.s thss honnds,xITne
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THE Supervising Inspector OF the
Tenth Steamboat Inspection Dfstffct, eom-
.prisiug the Gulf States and the Lower, Missis-
sippi Xdley, reports for the year ending De-
eerlAiper Al. III Al ont of two and a quarter mil
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ANOTHER party sOf exiled German
Socialists. thirteen in number. from Altoona.
.-rivea IN NJ yort or, the 1srh- Tbev had
onlv three aavs in which to- make prepara-
tons for their departure, and as conse-
ouence most Of them were compelled to
leave their families behind them. having
only enough money to pay their own pas,
sage,
-C..a..-;.1 .l...;,. LILA
oen.'o't'n. ele''.U', 1e.N
on tne i'.n' RESUMED rs ioilows: Ne~ ser
4eiEuenerai seweh' nepuD,,can' ono-
Jonn sherman, hepcDican; West trginle
Johnson N. Camden, democrat; wiscon-
-,-,I,, :. rs Sswys n npu,.., me
Tss.s.aua es 7. 80 $500. I'M ,.,,s..;.. aau
asss...s 80. 'oun "u1''i u JANUS "''"ou'
u ssa'e resui's.
- A MEMORIAL, signed by every Re-
publican member Of the Ohio General As
sernbly, recommending Governor Foster for
sposition In the Cabinet under the new re-
gime, has been forwarded to GEN. Garfield.
Governor Foster and IFS most intimate
friends IL il said. were not consnlteo In this
matter. and are much cb.prfped At wbsfrf.v
term this s.work of iII-adyised friends.n
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AN unpreceoenteo snow-soorm occur
yedfhsoughous Crest Britain on the 18th,
completely blocking railway traffic and
sausfng great damage to property. In Lon
don the greatest inconventence resulted
from the stoppage OF omnibuses and cabs,
and nearly all business was suspended. A
heavy gale likewise prevailed, causing great
damage to shipping and the docks. The
tide in the Thames 5was- the highest ever
known
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.I.as. 1919. ~ a onn.sA. VI o.
-. nou. y -. te.s..eo NJ Pu- IN oPeIa'.on
, ,1e ss-A 49, ~" ~ ~ upon 'ne
m.ss,sIppi a1u ~ An io'4 nc up
~ 'ne .se = an PA'oa., ~. s.,.e ny ume
80 80 - -s".l e.el pI.sseu,
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Nv Assslnnay on - e.Ai9' Jap
an 49, - .oS IL nslIs nave JUST
Az 60 -, ~. 1870 49,, rss.-. "po"
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fsSyNATORIAL elections held in varions
states ON the 18Th resulted I'm choice oy The
folIowias.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. H.v-
lev. Republican: Delsware-Thomas r. Raw
ard, Democrat, reelected: Indiana-Berf.-
mffrHarr1son. Republfcan. N.jne-rroere
Hale. Reb,,b,icsn : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I. rSwes Ren,bIfc.n rs-.l..&.d Ir,.h,,..
-Omur ID. Cnmxer Rsn,,hsfr.,,. Mxo,..ot,-
8. J.R. Mcmillan. Rerr1biican.. re- eIecsed.
Acknowledgements N. Cockreli. Der,ncrat
re-elected: New. Yorklvhom.s q PI.ts
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