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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-31

STATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y rs. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Alexander R. shreve,
deceased:
On reading and Cling the petition Of Alfred R.
shreve of Mount Holly, In the State Of New Jersey,
presenting, among other things, that Alexander
Shreve. late of Burning on county, New Jersey, on
or about the month or November, A. d. 1870 At
Mount Holly in said county and State died interstate,
and being inhabitant of said county OF Burltpg-
ton at the time of his death, leaving goods chattels,
toner is one of the children Of said deceaeed, and
praying that administration Of sad estate be to r.
w johnson granted:
1t is ordered tina. said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court Monday the 4th day Of April
A. D. 1881. at ten O'Clock A. at the Probate office
in said county.
ordered further that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased and to all persons inter-
ested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of bearing In the
DAILY GLOBE newspaper printed aud published
at Saint Paul. in eaid county,
Dated a. St. Paul, the 9th day of March, A. D
1901 ' ''' 0' HENRY oeoRMAN.
isl Judge Of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr.. Clerk.
Mar 1o-4w-Thur
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y So District Court, Second Judicial District.
Andrew sieg. plaintiff, against Mary sieg, defend
The state of Minnesota to the above named defend
You are hereby summoned an required to answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff In the above entitled &C
ton, now Oh file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court in and for said county and State and
to serve copy of your answer to said COZ plant on
the subscriber at his Office in the city Of St. Paul. in
In said county, within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive OF the day OF
such SERVICE and II you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Dated, st. Paul, Minnesota, March %, 1881.
J. MAINZER,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, st. Paul, Mimi
Mar A-7w-Thur
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-26

The death of Cashier Messersmith of
the Chambersburg bank recalls the hero
ic conduct by which the bank was saved
half a million of dollars
On March 25 1876, the daring forger
and confidence man, Ralph Rollins, other
wise Lewis L. Clermon, and his accom-
plice, A. B. Wicks, alias Johnson, made
their desperate and well-nigh successful
attempt to bind and gag the old gentle
man and plumber the bank vaults of over
half million dollars. Rollins went to
ChamberSburg months before the enter
prise was ripe, representing himself as
an ex-Confederate general from New
Orleans. He was accompanied by q
beautiful lady Rollins pretended to be
an invalid travelling for his health. The
couple, by their refined sociable ways,
captivated many families, including Cash
ier Messersmiths and Rollins was fire.
quent visitor. Johnson appeared on the
scene the day before the attempted rob-
berry. On the evening Of March 25 Rol-
HIS anu JOnHSOu visited MI. MeSSer-
smiths house, Rollins representing that
he had $40, 900 which he was about to in
vest by purchasing the cashiers farm
and asked to deposit it in the bank safe
for security. The unsuspecting cashier
opened the vault doors and at that in
stant Rollins an johnson pnioned him
and attempted to bind and gag him and
thrust him into the vault. Rollins -four
ished pistol, but neither rogue had cour-
age enough to silence the old man by vio-
lence. He freed himself aad called for
help. Rollins seeing that the scheme to
secure half million dollars had failed on
the very brink Of success, snatched up
$50, 900 roll of money and fled but was
soon overtaken as was Johnson. Dis
guises, weapons, ETC., indicating deep
laid plot were found. The accused after
various adventures and two escapes by
Rollins, got to the Penitentiary. Rollins
died there over year ago and Johnson
alias Wicks, has just had his application
for pardon refused by the Pardon
Board. Perhaps he may have better sue
cess next time now that one obstacle has
been removed in the death of Mr.. Mes
sersmith.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-26

Dept, having been brought into question
in connection with the alleged corruption
in the award of Star route contracts he
promptly enters an emphatic and specific
denial to the allegations against him and
asks for full investigation. Mr.. Nc
Crews denial differs from some others
that have been made in that he enters in.
to details and is anxious that the whole
business shall be examined. Mr.. Nc
Grew and his friends have nothing to
fear from full exposition of his official
public sevice.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-26

From seven columns of telegraphic re-
ports from the great eal-growing
States of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Missou-
ri, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota,
Kansas and Kentucky, which represent
all parts of the Western winter wheat re-
gion, the Ti',ae3 Of Chicago draws the fol-
lowing conclusion:
"While an immense amount of damage
was done to the crop by the severity of
the past season there is not the slightest
danger OF general failure Of the harvest
on that account, and while the informa-
tion is that the crop is in a backward con-
dition the reports do not intimate total
failure anywhere. The fact of the large
harvests and high prices of the past two
or three years has encouraged the plant
ing Of such largely-increased acreage in
most localities as to offset to great ex-
tent the injury suffered. In great many
sections the heavy SHOWS of the winter
furnished an Unavailable protection against
the intense cold, and the lateness of the
spring has continued the defense through
the critical period of the alternate thaws
and frosts of March. On the whole it
appears that unless disastrous late frosts
or other unfavorable conditions material
ly impair the present prospect the yield
is likely to be not much less than that Of
last year. The farmers Of Illinois and
Indiana in some sections seem to have
suffered more severely than those of the
other State.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-26

The good name of Hon. J. M. McGrew
Auditor Of the Treasury for the 2. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14

which will ente the holder to of large mum Der Of
TOYS that We have provided for them. In order to
show NO FAvORITISM the toys will be numbered to
correspond with the number the tickets and as we
cannot tell who viii be the holders of the tickets it fol-
lows that We cannot discriminate in favor Of or against
purchasers in the value Of the Christmas Gifts They
will be distributed the Wednesday preceding Christ
mas, December 21st) We trust that our juvenile
friends will enjoy the pleasure of receiving these Christ
nlas tokens much We do in bestowing them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IroR SALE sMOST DESIRABLE IMPROVED PRO
Il perry in the City of Washington. Four very fine
Dwelling Houses, with three Stables. can be bought
for $6 0O0 rent for g. GOO per These houses
located concreted street in the northwest part
Of the city, and in . RAPIDLY improving neishfor-
hood to be bought as Q whole would be first class
opportunity for capitalist to invest The houses can
be purchased separately II desired.
All information furnished ct
PRESCOTT'S Real Estate Exchange,
1416 street northwest
D. N.-l< ..z.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
THIS is FOR THE CHILDREN

We are determined that during the approaching Hol
from our Establishment sh Ill receive Christmas Gift
from On and after To- morrow, with every Chiis
this shape:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
FOR RENT-STORES..


VHOR RENTAL GIG 9TH STREET A GOOD WATCH
L maker and Jewe.ry stand part Of store for ho-
day goods. nll-3t.
IHOR RENT-THE WELL-LOCATED GROCERY
4 Store and good Dwelling of 6 rooms, threestory
Brick, of 18th streets northwest Inquire
at 1345 l4th northwest. J. H. ALBERS. NIL 3ts
tOR RENI-STORE, No. 2l8 TENTH STREET
Il northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue and near
whole sale market good stand for grocery feed
commission business Inquire 926 Louisiana OLA I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14

MRS. OLGA DANIEL. WILL RESUME HER
WI CLASSES IN GERMAN AND FRENCH
At Her New Residence,
l249 Sth street northwest ols-4w"
MISS CALKINS' SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Nl AND CHILDREN
Is REMOVED from Baum's Hall 10 SOB East Capitol
street. ol5-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON.

slk and Wool Dress Goods 37S: immense assortment
o. Pnii Drsss Goods p 81 81 So g. IS. 81. 81 Pure
WOOL wide double width Plaid Dress Goods 81 C0Ored
snd Biaex Silks 90 Black and White Stirred Silks So
Co,ore and Back Satins, as CooTed Silk Plush 81 So
Soiorsd SIX Eelvets. 81 IS; Black Silk Veyets Al :
rure Mcol C,shrnere Seres. all colors. 25 Pure Wool
Sniored and Black CasEneres double width BIZ. (hIr
81 81 . and 81 80 Black silks arr srecia harsains
Seorsd sud Black Surah Silks. 81 25 Black Satin Mer,
riieN reduced from q down to 81 so: Double White
Il nket., 81 so; Double White Blankets 81: Double
WHITE Blankets, oil pure Wool. So large size Bridal
Quits. sl.2o: White Honey Comb Quilts so GO *.
bseaehed Table Damask. al Linen. So Dinner Nap
k1ns all Linen. Use. dozen: Large size Calico Red
Cornforts 81; immense assortment Of Cloth for Men
and Boys 81, so g. u.s. 81 81: large assortment
OF Jackets Ulstrs Circulars and Coats Just received
Double width Flannel SuitiBg. Bronze Navy Blue and
Green. % Brocade Silks. al colcrs. only 81 Piano
Covers. SILK Embroidered, 81 75, Nottingham Lace for
Curtains is TO 81 Co0red Csshmeres reduced from rs
down ~ Is, Al wool Flannel Suiting, Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14

the temple OF fame will have to be materially
enlarged TO accommodate all whom modern ideas
oeem worthy OF place therein The horse Jockey
appears To be the atet addition to the roll OF dis
t'ngufshed personages whose name and deeds
merit special distinction. The death of Jockey
Mcdonald created as much OF a stir In England as
III he had been q cabinet minister The news OF
MS demise was cabied, together with sketch OF
his career and achievements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
LOST AND FOUND

II OST-A MALTESE CAT. ANY ONE RETTIRN
warded. ~ wv i""iy .e-
i OST-ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1lTH A va
Il low and white Beagle Hound (Gyp) seven months
old liberal reward viii be paid if left at FRED. w
KAHLERTS STALL 55 Northern Market ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
FOR RENT-LOTS.

EHOR RENT-CENIRAL VACANT LAND-LOTS
corner of and Goth streets northwest; a large part
Of square SO. fronting New Hampshire avenue and
I'D street northwest. Lots south side Of street.
near 21st street, in square "a. Apply to T. f. WAC
CANAAN, $40 It'll street northwest. n14-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14

CHOSING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
NJ, BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS regardless of cost.
Will remain until December 1st Call and secure bar
gains. Store for rent aud fixtures for sale.
SPEAR BROS,
n3-2At" 734 It'll street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14

The trial OF Guiteau was entered upon to-day
without any Of the sensational effects looked for
py many There WAS not the slightest manifesto
ton OF a disposition in any quarter to interfere
win the regular course of the law In dealing with
the assassin. Though the most heartily deteSted
PRISON In the land. he will evidently be accorded
thoroughly fair and impartial trial. such as will be
creditable 10 the American people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

nor SALE-AN EXTRA FINE GENTLEMANS
driving Horse for sale at the Lewis Stable corner
OF 9th and o streets northwest. Reason for selling,
the owner is about to leave the city. nl4-3ts
nor SALE-A LANDAU IN FINE ORDER: BUILT
by Ihrup l. Maberly London, England: can be
seen at British Legation Pair of Horses for sale
northwest. nl4-6ts
, 1881-04-04

AN IMPORTANT nECiHlUN ~ THE UNITED
STATES HETltENE CuuIsr.
Last month the First, Fifth, Cu.nmorclnl, and
Merchants Sut.ouut Hanks Hle.! II. bIIl In tho
Gni.ut! Suites Court to ,rstruin tha cullrction Ut
thU taxes fer lthg. Thu mnttGr WIN nrKe,od he
furr Judge brlu'lionu, IND taken under ntysc-
Ment II WIZ suggested l,y counsel III thu ci.sc,
atnuuX other tti,,vs, tl,It somewhat sl,ufiur
pnttlts wrre Involved IN tito silt 0f tho (;nrnlnu
SAttUnn!. which WIS Ic1dlnv lkl the Euurpne
Court. II 'lecaiun IN which wHA dAily Expected.
The suptsulu Court bus lluw given ia IovtIlou
III thc case.
The suit WIS brought by tho German Sa-
.tlunhl hunk tn EuI0lh tho collection 0E u tux
i.sstsed nrnInst its shareholders ul tlvlr
fAArts NJ tho bunk stUck. Thu bunk curppIa!uut
tlas tho assessment II. question v0.u1ei thnss
pr'Ifl,Uns VI tho net VI Cul,ErcHy etIl,-
t"rniIg National banka which inrbI tho
ftatnA from laxinX .ationa.-hunk shnrts nj Il
lxhtr rute lhan nsl1er n!osIeyoI cupftai within
lnns Of tho Constitution oI Illinois concerning
without 9ntng fully Into Thu mortts tC Tho ,tuts-
.w'1s PROPERLY tlis,p!sscd III tho court below inr
ehc reAsn,is: "First. lhnt II contains no aver
in"nt thAi the s!ln'ts III This ta'ik uru valued
higher 'or tho purpose Ut l41nl1un than ntllur
in"HGyca Gapsai EGneIalty. although this IL ul-
irptM with 1txarf to particular !nstunces.
bcc!sl!tt. that EnEtA Nv 1io O1cr tu ply usIy sum
~ tue trx which tht saurGs Of thu b,tlk ought III
Pa,. II 10 thu established ruio VI this Court lhAt
, 1881-04-04

r,,,,,,.. A..u. =. ,,...I..., - =. 1.,,o r,1
ItiCAuo' Apt" ".~3Ath "eut'nA ~ A"o WY
ored Mems Protective Cn!on," t'olif1cllE Dr0Aht-
zutiDn representing MI sections Of our city, tho
,,n,lcrsIpnr for,,nit tre ,yns ann,l1,trl Il, uivo
-. 49,. 'a.,, .t,.s ~ - -, ~. t1 ,,,.t. H.,
70 the pupilo TUG s!ht!'s III tno c'"oreo VOICE III
tho present sn'iHiclnnl elccton' II h''s bccn as
serted thnt Curter, Ills eagle, md his henchmen
hud. by foul tupaus. ge4,urcl III from CTR nile
,,I,,,,,s y, t,,,, ,,.nnh,irnn nortv Tho n,nran or
h."i.o " Wv Asop"'eun I".,yt ~ s1 ~ y,
tue GHHsffca&bF. paper pQDlIsuet Dy cooreu
men, ntld purportlny to 10 published III
tho Interests OF tho colorctl prop,c haa
,a.,a,,, e., ,,nt.,, ,,o n,,,,,,n H. ,no
.''nueu ~ eon''" 'uo 'ao'o IA wy
1a!'oe that II large number of coorcd
mon would supEort tho Democratic nominees
1'uo p,lpcr hus pursIstcntly ntsrcprescutut ta,r
stl1ldMrtf-brnrcr. Juhi ii. Clark ,t,1J his nss;,-
cintcs on tho Ticket, has thrDwn aji ppssIle Ul,-
siucies in tGo!r wuy AMI ayur1 wpr3 III pnlfsu md
e,IuD,rnvetucnt Il; tlIe Uytuocrttic tIckut, While
fubrtcnt,uv fuIsoh,HHls aid uluiiultIs Yla,ters
tu rrIiiTy nersn,,i snt tto nnor oilli,ns 10 rt,-
ftst Tic, santjInst,t ri tiio enI:.ruI uGopie Iris
IL inlsn II rrects Tim ErntIulrnt ii nc, ul,p nut
iho ,tiitor. and its nniititut INFLUENCE does nut
rxfeni n,HIIin tho t,ru IL viii do tt1o Hgpui,.
lluan pnrty III, lniury. tho Uunocrntiu ilrty no
vnmi II Il ff, nil imfrutS and u,ruttsea s1ipIort-
Inw nr sr1,is. Th9, tipt,rit,,,s lii Ant1jrtnn
@ ca1.IIsiatu fSr A1er,ln Of tao scco..t. War. has
rrnnivn,t ut ia bn,,I,s nothing i,l1t fmlsn,,,,,
nr,isr wi, rnrret tt,nt nnr ruorsui nnt,nr Hi ii
is.t.tr ~.
, 1881-04-04
The Best Mayor and One Of His
Blackmailing Police Court
BailiHs.
Walters Attack on Heath's Ad.
ministration Ably An.
swered.
The Respectable Colorcd Voters Will Dc
Found Again OH tho Kepub.
licnn Side,
Political Tribulations in Hyde Park, Lake,
md Lake View.

~ tt'.tADGut EA.s
Ihefc WAs hoth!n8 uolnH NJ tic ltepuollcnh
headquarters on Fifth Aycnuo yesterday, tho
n,hr nrrson nrouul heIuu tin watch,nnn TIM
G-oc,.,r 1,,,,utttoo 1,,"o,,y Gnis,oI thoi.
''"'.o.''o e.''s' p"N'' "'.''"s" t''e'.
work Saturday. anu little retnnlns 10 10 tl0e
beyond distributing tho tickets. tho nrranEe-
1nents for which have bpeu tnndc, The Cuu,I1ltt-
tcp urr perfectly satisfied with tho outlook, md
believe Clark will have nt least 1900 malority.
They have ttll knowledge Of tho pluns Ut tho
Democrats far yotInp reuentors md uettlnu i'll
rr,,,1,,I,,,, ,.tn. h. t,,a,,. -,.i.t,n,,,,, ,,,,
a. t.n,.t oo,, t.e 1s,s,, t @
S,asa Tho ,nnni,1Is"r :" "n n,,itnn,x"rs l., liz
iIa,,nnr",I nv rar III ,rS"s, H. er,,,,1a ~"
=, H.. ~ Mtne LILLY .'u a.taH st, ~.
] ~ ~ @ % H.. 1se.t @ 'r ALL sif Iii
@M Ianss ~ VI tho ~ n"Ens @ sus,e Iu ~ Liz enn.t Mat W
y. .ut ~ @ 'tpe bMM." ~ @ .au !rs ! ~ ~
,'rto-s III ~ ,t Hnis H., ~ -, ,nn u mo nrn,.ns ~
ft ~ ~ ~ .,s G,m autts & ttI r,:,..
~ .%, I ~ ,tt % Mp , ,a1 ~, TN, & h
mi t,I,1P n tnrnros yiii IL .nr,iiv ,s,n,
tt, t,xt M"ts. H. Ivy " se.p% p " aepes'. n''''''
Tho Exce'Itve ca Go,n,nittcc NJ tho 1r;sh.Amcr,-
,,nt ~ nn'., to,nr a.. "uS at'n @
,l aat sno nenocrats f. na Hotte a esGfnr ~
yi ~. .sin rt, M rh 9,,s,ai"tnS that ,o ~
o, ~ Si [t.p; T"rI MuG KY III, tiou ~.
s.,,oi ~ ,.t:, Sm' Sm "Ha ,n, sn '"'T rhas,
ti,,.a ano ~ .,s,t s - AZ. w tt..s - NJ
!,ti "Io , nvu, - LII "a i - i iu
~ ~" ~, .h,,, ~ nt, W., Ky n,, W. ',fa
@ roi. a'!u .neu y" oHcn VI. .uo Ep III p
,a,i,, tnu Ill, sae'G W H.. s ,,.'t, 4s ;s, ott1 INT
t Wy !ps @ n9r n1u naa,I t.r r. WA ~
, 1881-04-04

THE CANDIDATESs
Tho following Is a corrected and revised list Of
NIL the candidates for tho various city n,d TOWN
Offices running OH tho tickets Ut nll pnrticH:


Tho following Is n corrected and revised list Of
nil the candidates for tho various city and town
Offices running on tho tickets of nl pnrtics:
. MAYOR.
John ii. Clark, Republican.
Earter Il: Harrison. penocrut
ucorge SehIlllHg, Socialist.
lilljnm1n BIblry. urcenbueker.
Tim O'sieara, Socialist
TlEAsuIEll
Huaolph I!rand. Democrat.
Fra,.k stauber, SuuiAlist.
VT. Underwood. Hopublican.
Z. 81. S!nar, sUculst
1sniAh FuKute. tireentackcr.
A. H. parsons, Socialist.
CITY .cLEllK.
Thomns ". Eennutt, Republican.
I'D. Howard, llr.nHcrt,
isosert iiitt, drseaSacker.
J. u. nolohradsky, Socialist,
The candidates for Aldermen aro rs follows,
these nMrked Il buInR tho Republican naln!nccs:
FiFss W1ar5'-At!',ur Dixon, T.; Michael nurko,
seconl-lt; F. Il!nss, H.; addison 1lallartl, I.
III M, Aprie1pesn: ps:Ds L.; aAeSt !'cssSr' fnSY'
Atss f|'islEa sr'i &si,. Il F. Sheridan. H.;
sixshIU, ". woolloy, r., c. F. L. pooruor.
D.: i. j. Altpcter, u.
sayenta--Wil!!a!n a. I.oso. 4; john lsIor.,an.
r.; +. Carroll. !. H.; sanuel doldwater, =. und
,Eighth-l!. y. Oliver. IL; Thomus Purcell, d.;
k!nth-W:C. Daniels. It,; lamca reeycy, D.;
isnth@t1}. Nol.ou, H.; T. McSuraey, D.; J.
observation-disclosures Dean, Il,
Tweltth-J. y. Evcrttt, 4.
Ihlrteenth5Ja'nes y. wanxcr, IT,; $. ]. Dag
Fot'r!eontl,-t,loIn !!lfseh. It.; J. J.. sicOrath,
LII; Ino.aas Ryan, r; yohn I!lase, j.
,yi yFtitteaa!tn-tlsnry slcksl H.; A. Meyer. D., A.
s!atcchtL-Arno voss n. and IT,; Chris ,tcIor,
seyenteenth-T -Tnomns Cauno,,, r.; Il. +. nar.
rott, H.; Juhh iiexan, Il.
Eixhtocnth-Frank II. plair, It.; 0curao Ket.
TOWN TICKETs-WEsr TOwS,
9uporvsor:-Christ Tegt.n9yor, Republican;
Adam Ochs, Dcuocrht. ~
.c1lIectoF-ll. =. Thompson. Republican; M.
:, Assessnr-pl Pleasant Atnlok, Republican; Mll!s
TOWN 0isrk-G: A. Johuson, Republican; W,
SOUTH TOWN.
,snnerv!aoE-it. y. i,acon. Republican, William
,,Golleuio:-,slarr,!s 4. Farwol. NepubIicau;
Assess9r-l'raHk D1aku. Republican; bryan
Fltlput. Democrat.
Town Clerk. W. SfuHre, Republican; SIQG-
tin J. Uslseoll. Duh,ocrut.
NORTH TOWN.
4uperytkor-C. +. Peterson, Republican; put
ltultuy. DutnssrAt.
Cuectur-Joln Murphy, Republican; Wlllanl
YtRt, UeInuUrat.
,,.hAscssur-A.lulph Mueller, Republican; s. II
Ehnsp, democrat.
Town Citrk-Juhn NelCh, ltGputtfc9Ms JOhl
6kerritt, Democrat.
C0SsrAl1LEs.
Tho nominees far ConsiabIes are ~ fuluwH:
Hest t1Uwu-hepuutlcau: J. q. Lluden, Uern
, 1881-04-04
RUFUS HATCH.
Ii1EtyIesvH I'm to Circulation ai,d ruud-
fI1K.

Ac" u" I" Stfe"'"*Aota ahA Huha.
Ing.
IL In tho civ for tim purnusc or rnrr,n, viii,
,hc ,,s,unss. rn ,,, H., ,,,I - :. W.. W.,
the "us,aess-h men upon financial t1l"ttcrs.' s1ld
Rufus llntuh IN fridAy. ~ suppose he intends
ilna,lclnl 0cstlons, Nav to 1ue this In n vorv
ai,n,,,, tn,n.,,or or, ,I'o ,,,. ,.t,,,,. 49,
s''"pto 'l"cnt'o''t "a" 'nu s'o"7 WHICH "u'ahcea
lour SeaF3 nko entertain HDw+ llerD Ia q cir.
UltIar which l Issued ut thut tlu,e, when tho
.,m, =, ,,,,,,,,ss .t E,.' n.. sI ""a :" u.eh
sG 70 1,apGrs .,i u Gongfcss unH iaue!! inau
et.i''..S 49, "oA - ct "!tA Coh~
o',"tno'u ~! "pp'"'hl
:, NASRiSti uFftcE NuTEH HATCH i Co.. No. u
ihc Nt,hst"rs anu Members " t!tc if"tlse " Itprr.
xeNtdttrts T.! COHuFtxS dsaemhttd-tl KNTl.kMxH:
teessiniuR tllnt ynll UNI your constituents be-
llsyu ~ tarti nlnicy, both gold md silver, we re
THU yotl prepnru or fayur tho preparation OF
thll 70 cAngH! tretnlteks, by ruttrlHH tho d.
iloni1ilttiul,s OF q. u. nu1 $fU bills nnh Issue
~ tnoir tl'tces NIrtsi!ry bills to thu sumo hB.
8tGRatn n Ns'inttht. .
y, culu Attl put III circulation mn R.nnunt Ut
K"ll DlA to thg II anti SlU ,lutrs thus rctlrd In
tciH1tlnMt!nns, III guild. uf g. nnl $:s.SI; un 1t
sllvvr fi ~ cehts nt1d u celts, equal To tho 81
ana e. nMid:
,,a r W M u seo at oneo thAt by ths plan tho M,
arse a'n,,t q s ri S aysr esf e W Mlsrp. n
With 10 redeem thulr sfnail bills, thus n.nktng
sllSer. Erctnol!gka. aud Rul'l ct csI.1a! ya!us.
~ other words. wn should theu n.iupt tho I'm.
Klsasl Rystefa ~ circulating mates. well IN gold
ali1 EtiEtr,-th9 llhHk uf EnkAnl t.olps selling
III premium thftlukhulIt tho WurlA. ThAt bunk
iss,tes 10 ilntes sess than ii. ur t2.5
IN Tho limited liability !s9tIks or England. Scot.
Nh m9ro National -lIa.ik ns'toa OF Icss than
, 1881-04-04
ss1,OYCOTTv HIM.

The following tlundtlll WIS extensively c[rcu-
lntutl In tho Irish wards yoster1ny:
"Iioycott" 1iarrIson, tho friend Of Prince Al
burt.
IIe did rctiso tn vote for Gcu. Shields.
lie illl congratulate lsen tfll for making
brutal attack On tAG 1nenaey Of tho gallant Gen.
MMtlixun.
lIo dill refuse to sxn petition nsklng tho
Governor ~ permit tho libcrnlNn titles to curry
NrIlls ut n picnic.
Ile ,lItl vi,le tKaiist DR.. Gucrin.
l1e aid sNy tEore wis no Irish Democrat Ia
Chcagn GniAllle Of flllng tarst- -clnss position.
l1D lid express hls great admiration OF Prince
Aitprt.
lii lid refuso to preside at 1ncntlrR for ra!s.
ing money to Rttyn tho lives uf the starving Irish
people. Il
Iln tloes prntect tho gamblers.
lilo dues 1tcGnsu houses ut ll-fnno.
1rIshuenl Boycott l[nrrIson.
, 1881-04-04

of1'ccra of this comparatively sHntl estnhll.A
1netlt from rho wh1lntxtHnt Of tho New EnvIani
Stntca, with how much rcnson can unu Rvnntn,
cfatni 10 ountrol tho colossal rorenuo kyaics
represented hy our own great National Cl,Rtntt
if0,isc Three foirths nf the revenues Of n.
Government Mrp coliectct, herr, Thuro is mi II :
Htntc Of tho untun lN,t IS inrueIy in.ureatt,l IL
tho administration Of this ItnIl,ellsu trust, mi
ionEa to ono g1nt!ema,l rs nhsn1utcly M tho ,to
nestle nconpihy Of hin own hustsc nj Utlcn. N
s,snh congestion NJ power IN the hnnds tr on.
md II wnulA be an evil ufnen II tho Ncna'ss
shnud now sanction protcnsoM SO propuslcss
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