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Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Deaesl Record.

There were 81 deaths in this city las'
week, as compared with % for The cot-
responding week of last year. ,ox
Causes of death: Alcoholism, l; an
asarcr, /; consumption 7; cholera lhl"n n
tum, l; dropsy1; heart disease pnJIu ,Ia,
monia, /; pueperal fever, !; sc"Ii1' !,
fever, /; smallpox, 8; typhoid ieVeI, t,l,5 !
Deaths by wards, First, J. oeVUaS 'atS
6; Third, /; Fourth, 3; Fifth, ), seVeD'n
.; Eighth, 3; Ninth, 1: Tenth, J. o,,
Ages of the dead: Under one fo"' seom
4; from l to 5, 4; from to 49, i iLOn ~ tO
20 to 80, B; from 30 to 40, 3; tloh " I"
40, ); from 50 to 60, 2. ,-.,;tsj
other statistics: Born in the UnlIt'
States, IS; in Ireland, 2; in Gerlaansip enss
White, 16; black, 5. Male, II 1elllaIs na,.
8. Died at the Almshouse, = fis'ns ;ntsr.
ture birth, l. Brought here Tor ln'"
ment, 2; sent away, :.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
The Lew Court.

At the session of the Levy Court, this
morning, the subject of connecting the
Sheriff's office with the Jail at New
Castle was referred to the Committee
on Public Buildings.
The committee appointed to examine
the accounts of Thomas d. Gibson, late
collector of Wilmington hundred, re-
ported that they could not find any er-
rors in his accounts.
The committee appointed to make ar,
rangements for the borrowing of money
for the use of the county reported in IA
vor Of authorizing the county treasurer
to borrow the sum of 100000, for ter
years, at a rate not to exceed 4per cent.
per annum.
At IL 40 o'clock the Court adjourned
until o'clock, at which time the repor,
will be discussed.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Personal.

Professor S. 7. Ford returned to the
city on Saturday from another trip down
the Peninsula. He gave elocutionary
entertainments at Laurel, Salisbury,
Cristield and Darnes Quarter. On Fri
day evening he read at an entertain
ment near Elkton. The Peninsula papers
speak in the highest terms of his enter
tainments and his ability as an elocu-
tionists. At Crisfield and Darnes Quar-
ter where Mr.. Ford had formerly taught
and where he was best known, he was
greeted with large audiences. His ad-
dress is 500 King street and he can be
engage d for excursions.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
The Flames Work.

A tire at Great Works, near Bangor,
Maine, on Saturday morning, destroyed
w. T. Pearson Il Co. IS saw mill, with a
store, blacksmith shop, 200, 900 feet OF
cedar logs, and $4,000 feet of lumber.
Loss $4,000. $50 men were thrown out
of employment by this fire, a fire in
Vickshurg, Mississippi, on Saturday
evening, destroyed Spenglcr's steam
planning mill, with large amount of
lumber and ornamental wood work and
valuable machinery; also several small
houses. Loss S5O,0OO, a fire at South
Lancaster, Vermont, on Saturday, after
noon, destroyed saw mill, the Boston,
Concord and Montpelier Railroad depot,
ten platform cars, and a large tenement
house, causing a loss Of about SIS, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Memorial Services.

Services in memory of Homer Barry
deceased, were held in the Central Pres
byterian Sunday School yesterday morn
ing, and in the church in the evening
Prayers were offered up at the opening
and at the conclusion of the meeting by
Messrs. w. X. Crosby and w. 5. Nc
Nair. Addresses were made by Rev.
DR.. Nixon and MesSrs. Charles Baird,
Z. T. Taylor and W. X. Crosby. The
lack of time prevented others from
making addresses.
Addresses were made at the evening
service by Dr. Nixon and Murray Ship,
ley, a late member of the Society OF
Friends, Of Cincinnati.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
- ~b y
RIO0.

Sill another and another saluIu%! pos.
evening Mrs. Martha Morris, near nVJ oi
Hill, New Castle, bought q can OF leidS 'ids
the Importers Tea Co.and fo'ino nInp lni
a fine hunting case II. r. watch v%Ss ,,ass
SIS; l.. Harris, Jersey, in a can Of 'Sas. sr.
found lady's stem-winding SwlSIgck. SIgsck.
eled watch, S1s; Emma Schmidf ,SSSich S%h
son street, selected a can of tea % W. Nns set
she found an amethist solid goldrinsso sony =,
with small diamonds, $2S. The "A luIt t6s
handsome presents given out anu na and md
satisfaction experienced with the's"Jij, , :" Il,
coffee the company have decided WA Ws.
continue giving out presents after nar. "m
nesday evening, the Sth. An extra ',V viii
Der of watches will be arrangeu o0irt
other handsome presents this s,rhii
Tuesday and Wednesday, after " "lons
goods will be sold on their merltS ~"
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Large Glover.

A few stalks of clover measuring
four feet in length, taken from lot on
the property of Jones Guthrie, Esq, OF
New Castle Hundred, were left at ou1
office this morning On half acre lot
it is supposed that there will be yield
of two tons of hay. This extra growth
is the result of high manuring. The
seed was sown in 1880, when 50 much
clover failed to take, but the dry wealth.
er did not effect it. Mr.. &. has also q
lot of rye the stalks of which are sever
feet in length. To be successful il
farming there must be a liberal appli
cntiun of manure.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
AcknOWIed Dig elM0nf.

Miss Laura A. Bigger's services as
organist at the anniversary Of the jeff
er3on Council, No. 10, o. l. A. M, May
2Sth, were re Sarded by the presenta-
ton of a handsome cake by the com
mittee appointed by the Lodge, one OF
which ably addressed the company
present, expressing deep gratitude fol
the relief of embarrassment caused by
the absence of those on the programme
on account of sickness and compared
the organ to rock had not Miss, Big
ger been able at sight 10 open the eXer
cises and fill up vacancies on the pro
gramme. Molly Montgomery who SAM
was also rewarded.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Per BOMAl.

Mr.. VIM Bucknell, of Philadelphia,
has offered to give $4,000 toward the
endowment fund of the Crozier Baptist
Theological Seminary, at Lewisburg,
Penn, provided that the further sum OF
500, 600 is secured.
The late Thomas D. Quincy, of Eos-
ton, has left to the American Bible
Society, and to various church societies
the sum of $l7 ,0OO He also provides for
"charity fund" $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Mank1nd's FavOrite Pills.

Dr.. Simms Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
eoated) move the bowels easy by acting di'
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action OF the liver ;
In doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
Che right or left side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billiousness, general
weakness and other bodily infirmities are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. A splendid, easy, purgative
and liver cure. Is cents and 81 a box. Main
depot, 4th and King strest. Philadelphia 80
Arch street. Sold by dealers. Ill 2
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
FAV ORITES OF FORTUNE.
The Capriciousness Of the Blind Goddess
Shown by the Varied and Unequal
Bestowal Of her FavorS.

A Partial List Of the Prizes Paid
by the Louisiana State Lottery Go.
during the year ending May, 1851
t&g ether with the Names and Ad-
dress given to the Company by she
Holders, Onlittfng those who have
Requested IL.
Receipts for the amounts are ON
file mt the offices of the Company.
Reference may also be made 10
Adams Express Company, which
during the last Four Years mas
collected on behalf Of Holders Of
Prizes sold through the New York
Office AOre than nEhree-quartcrs OF
q Million Dollars.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Profits Of ocean Steamships.

The Cunard steamship Company has
thirty-two vessels, and three new ones
of unusual size and power are to be
launched next Year. The net profits
last year amounted to f193,S1 $685.,
o55), yielding q dividend of six per cent
on the last half year besides nearly 919
600 for the reserve fund.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
U,NeaI W,iukleta.

Next Sunday will be "Chilo'''
Day" at St. Paul's M. Z. Church' M
-Four persons were sent to )a,l nus, @
morning. They weretw colored "O''
and a white man and his wife 81,
Rev. H. r. Wilson, of MeaI,litt, grnit,
Pa, the new pastor of the First 9%l nf |,
rian church, entered his new fielu
Dor yesterday. s,oar
The horses of the Friendship % nT@ n,
Engine Company, which have pesntfd eDt,1d
tureing for several weeks, have ao aaorv(
ed to this city, and went in S'''
again on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Why are You Billions p

Because you have allowed your bowels
to become costive and liver torpid. Use
Kidney-Wort to produce a free state Of
the bowels, and it will stimulate the
liver to proper action, cleanse the skin
Of its yellowness, cure bilious headache
and cause new life in the blood. Drug
gists have it, both dry and liquid.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
POslDOmeN.

The strawberry festival which was to
have been held in Newport commencing
OF Tuesday evening has been postponed
until Thursda, evening, A good time
is expected and the proceeds are for the
benefit of the church.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

Three boys, named Daniel Frazer
William Leroy Rounds and Edward
Kirwin, were killed by the caving in Of
a side of II cellar excavation in which
they were playing, in East Broadway,
New York, on Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
sigma, officer, Washington, June O.
/ A. NJ.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Alta ntic States, cooler, cloudy weather,
and local rains, followed by clearing
weather; winds shifting to northwestern
ly, higher temperature, rising barome
fer
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
A Subject for Debate.

The Asbury Lyceum will debate tile
following question this evening Gre
solved, That deafness is a greater af
Fiction than blindness. W. FL. Groves
will take the affirmative David
Powell, the negative.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Renefif Performance.

A minstrel performance was given in
the Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday eve
ming for the benefit of the American
Rifles. A good-sized audience was in
attendance.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Festival.

Newport NJ. e. s. S. will hold a
Strawberry Festival in q large tent
erected for the occasion, on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, june
9th, 10th and 1lth. Proceeds for the
benefit of the school.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

Ebert Williams, convicted of the
murder Of Major Hutchins, was han
ged on Friday, at Livingston, Alabama.
He confessed his guilt, and expressed
repentance.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING or MARCH 8, 1881

Geo. S. Branson, 947 S. 4th ST., Cam.
den, n. J.,............... .......:.
p NJ. Wilson. Agricultural Dept
Raleigh, N. G. .........,..:..
Miss Maggie McCrann, 2l9 East 57th
st., New York City. ................
W. ]. Haw, 33l S. Front st., Phila. 80.
G. A. Silvey, G. & X. l. X. X. Office,
ChicaRO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

For coli,, dysentery, teething and
other diseases of babyhood, always use
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
straw berries.

There has been a great talk about sholt
meas ures, but it is nothing when com
pared to what people pay for their cloth
ing who do not buy of Mullin Il Son,
Sixth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING OF JANUARY II. 1881

DIN " l-Vu Ut V1E'FV1Vtr TT TOUT
David Leovi, 334 Canal ST., N. N...... 1h,0OO
James l.. Murray, Ottawa. Ills ...... 1900
Philip Bass, 20l South Rampant st.
New Orleans, La. a...........i.....,.. 5000
Mrs. Chas Baquie, 234 Canal street,
New Orleans, La a................... 5000
John J. Schultz 595 Dekalb avenue.
Brooklyn, n. .Y....,................. 5000
Mrs J. q. Wilson. 10 W 10th street.
New York 1,25O
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING or APRIL II, 1881

Charles Sailer, Mt Holly, N. J........ ]
Paid Anglo-California Bank (Limit-
ed), San Franci4co, Cal. ............. ]
James Gaudin, s. Braintree, Mass.
Mrs. Catharine S. Taylor, Sullivan,
Indiana. ...........,..........
Joseph Lane. Greenpoint, N. Y.......
James M. McEwen, AZ Wood ST., Pitts.
burg, Pa,..,................ ..........
Alex. Boyer, l22l S. I'd st. Phila.....
J. o. Trainor, Washington, La.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING OF DECEMBER II. 1880


Mrs S. G. McCaslin, 81 Fourth street.
Chelsea Mass. ............. 10000
Joseph StickeI, 329 Grand ST., Viii
liamsburg, New y Ork. .........,.... 10000
G. B. Conyers. Gainesville. GA....,.. 5000
A. V. Chardavuyne. CUurtland. Ala. 5000
+. A. Phillips, go Chestnut st. l'hila. 5000
BENZ. T. .. & ark, Brighton, Livings-
ton Co.. Mich. .,..................7.. 5000
Mrs. Chas. Baquie, "a Canal street,
New Orleans, La. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
!; / T. + XII MGII"F' Fort Wayne, Ind. 10000
Paid Chatham National Bank, NY 1000
w. S. Rogers, Democrat Office, Little
Rock. Ark .,.................,....... 1000
Paid to the National Bank of the
Commonwealth Boston, Mass. 1000
Ferdinand Major, Tunisburg, La. 500
J. j. King, 1872 W 35th ST., N. Y....... 800
James McDougal, Wilmington, Nc. 800
J. l.. Lockwood, 1912 Eighth st. N. W.
Washington, ID. C.....,.........,... 500
A. II. kassing. l4ll I'd av., n. I....,. 500
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
M dARRlAGaES.

KERSEY-REED.-Oa the end inst, at the
parsonage of Central M. E. Church, 1910
Vine street, phiiadelPhia, by Key. E; l. u.
L. Reed, both formerly OF Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
Claaanx nuofaitnna.

The closing bids of the New York stock
market today, received over the private wire
of Elliott, johnson Il Co., stock brokers at
Sixth and Market streets were as follows !:
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
state Of the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office, in the shade,
this morning:
o'clock. 10 o'clock u o'clock,
700 72o 76o
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY S, 1881.

Isaac Kern, 1Ol st. Louis street, New
Orleans, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $50
&. Clayette, New Orleans, LA. ..,.... $50
John Shaw, Allegheny City, Pa. 100
Frank A. Lee, New Orleans, La. SO
Winslow c. Fisk, So Kingston street.
Boston, Mass. Observation-Disclosures. 2,5
-------, collected through Charles
&. Andry, New orleans. s........... 2,5
n II !; sim%ons 15"n,@, Boston Cooperative
N. Sictles, hnsv Of Roston II
S. Segar, '"'' '''' ~
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING OF 1--WE lb. 1850.


Brooklvn ,.,....,.......,.,. $1,000
p f Sellc. Cont st. New Orleans 900. 1000
Chatham Nat. Bank, n. Y....,....... 1000
Archibald G. Palmer, Aurora, n. Y.
by G. N. Nihbard, New York;. 5000
]. TlOusky. NermilionVille, La ...,., 1000
lO.eDh Mctiilleck All Sd av N. y, 1000
Patrick Fox, l51 East S7th ST., N y. 800
W. q. Tyrrall, $40 Bleecker ST., N, 500
]. s. S,udIey. l53 thurch street, New
Haven, tt....,.......-..... 2,ooo
Jean Moulle, Il kertelee street New
Orleans .,,-,.'. ....... SOC
p. &. Victory, 3Se 9th av., Brooklyn, 1900
Edmund Riley, Go Rogers avenue, ooo
Brooklyn, n. Y ...,..,.,........,,. 1000
Stephen kriogel, 95 y y Commercial
street, Brooklyn. n. i.....,,....,.... 5000
ID. IA. Edsall New York (by Adams
Merchants Exchange Mar. Bank,
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l,ooo
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
FOURTH EDITION.
q. A. r..
What the Joint Committee ON Dec.
GRAFTON Day Have TO Say About
tine Trouble ON Tn at bay.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 4, 3

WILMINGTON, Del, June 4, 81.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-There having
been some misunderstanding by thu
public and some reflections on tht
Chief Marshal, by scme of the daily
papers regarding the assignment in line
Of Post 8 of New Castle on Memoria
day, the joint committee have deemet
it advisable to set the matter right by
the following explanation:
On April 2Sth in answer to an invita-
ton by the joint committee the follow
ing letter was received:
NEW CASTLE, April 2sth, 81.
WILLIAM p. VoSHELL, EsQ.--Com.
rade:-Your kind invitation TO this
Post to participate with the Whining
ton Posts in Decoration ceremonies was
read to the Post last evening and unan-
imously accepted. We have decOra-
ton committee who are making prepar-
ations to decorate the graves here in the
morning and leave for Wilmington in
the II. AS train. Please give us details
and we will try and cooperate.
Yours, in +. c. & L.,
JAS. +, ROBERTSON,
Adjutant.
Il. S. Watson Post, No. 5.
On receipt of this letter of acceptance,
Post 8 was given its position in line of
procession according to number which
of necessity would place Post No. ) on
the left of Sumner Post, No 4, (col.)
1t seems that some of the members of
No ) objected to marching behind col
ored ex-soldiers Notwithstanding they
had read the programme prepared by
the committee and accepted the invita-
ton of that body TO participate as
above.) After the programme was
made out, No. Post passed motion
granting the use of their room to the
comrades of Post for the day as their
headquarters, which was construed
by some to be an invitation for No. 3 to
he the special guests of No. for the
day which ly the G. A. Il. regulations
made gave them place on the left of
No. and in advance of No. 2 and 4,
to which Post No. 2 objected on the
ground as stated above.
At a meeting of the joint committee
held on the above date the action of the
Chief Marshal was approved unan'-
imously. Signed
Post No. 1.-Dr. T. A. Keables, John
Carroll, A. Burleigh, Comrade Slifer.
Post No. 2-Wm. p. Noshell, j. r.
Haddock, Joseph Osborne, James
Knott.
Post No. 4.-Nero Backns, and Com
rades Burton. Walker and Foreman.
JOINT COMMITTEE. G. A. Il.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
mlAwlNG OF NOVEMBER Q, 1850.

George Z. Chipman, l9l Washington
st., Boston, Mass. s.,..................
George Po!ity, l2e w. SD st., N. y -.
Michael Hogan. 43S W AID st., N. Y.
b. J. Blankman, 21l Broadway N. y,
Mrs. E. Murphy, 63 South Rampant st
New Orleans, La. ..,.........,.....
H. Stump. Philadelphia, Pa........,.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING or MAY II, 1880.

Thos. q. Beale, Hard Times, La. $1,000
John Callahan, 57y Fulton ST., Bklyn
New York ........,..,...,......., Z5oe
Jarmalowsky y Market. "a Canal ST.
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,1oo
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

By authority of the State. Gen. G. T.
Beauregard, of La, and Gen. Jubal A.
Early, of ", will personally arrange all
details and supervise the extraordi-
nary Semi Annual Drawing of the Lou
isiana State Lottery Company, at New
Orleans, Tuesday, June IA, II ,279 prizes,
amounting to 1922, 500, including
oneCapital Prize of 100000; one
Grand Prize of $4,000; one Grand
Prize of $40, 900, etc. Tickets, ten dol
lars $50; Halves, five dollars ($5) F.;
Fifths, two dollars ($2) Tenths, one
dollar ($1).
Write for circulars or send address to
M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or
same at 212 Broadway, New York. For
full particulars see the advertisement
of the Company in another part Of this
paper.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING or MAY 10 1881 =.

Geo. P. Deshon, A Kilby st., Boston,
-, Washington, u. Co.. l5
Matthew Gibson, Eagle Office, Brook
d. E. Wenzolle, SOON. 9th st., Phila.,
fa. ,.,'s'.'' ''''sss.ss
A. ID. Riffel, 225 Segar av., Toledo, o. 9
Freid ~chroeder, 1886 Michigan st.
Toledo. Ohio. ............,........ 2
VIM. X. Brewer, Baltimore, Md. 2
J. j. Morgan, New York. ............. 2
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING OF JlLY ID, 1881

DRAWING OF July ID, 1880.
Jacob Rabiner. 5a0 Grand st. n. y.
Max Stern, New York, tby Adams
Express. s.....................
II. Israel, II. Oppcnh EN-, B. Rosen-
blum, 81 CnryStle ST.. N. Y ............
Eliza McGrain, New York, (by ADAMS
ExpreSs) ..,....'...'''.,,
William Matthews. Mt. Vernon. n. y
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
DRAWING OF OCTOBER L.. 1856

DRAWING or OCTOBER Il. 1880,
X. +. Miller, 537 Court st. Brooklyn,
N. I...,........,.,...., -..,..,,.
James A. Farley, through MesSrs.
Farley, Spear y Co., Montgomery,
Ala. .,......,..,..,..,.....
Paid to LIST Nat, Bank, Memphis,
Tenn .........,, .........,,...,..,..
Paid 10 German National Bank, of
Memphis, Tenn. ......................
+. A. Leeke, Ansonia. Coma.
S. 4. Lewis. Middletown, Del l...,....
stephen Jackson, Avoca, Iowa. ..,....
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

DRAWING OF AUGUST 10, 1850.
Ihos. Bailey, Jr., Cont. bet. Prieur
and johnson streets, New Orleans.
Miss Grace NJ Whitney, Gardner,
Mass ..................,...,,,,...,.
Aug. Rauxet, 81 Decatur street, New
Orleans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A. Joseph, Thibodeaux, La.,.........
+. X. CousiI e, Callauds, Plttsylvania
Co., Na.......................,,.,..
John F. Sass, 35 Day st. n. ........
l.. +. Fleishnan, ST. av. b, n, I.,....
Daily Republican., 1881-06-06

DRAWING OF SEPTENBEK II. lSSV.
+. X. Ashton, n. +. cor Tenth and
Thompson SITS, Phila. ...............
------, Providence, X. l., conect-
cd through NessrS, Chace, Watson
N Butts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
------. collected through Ball,
Hutchings y Co., Galveston, Tex
]. Edmunds, Houston, Tex........,..
ID. II. Ioudt, Il b ST., 5. E. Washing
ton. D. C.........- -....-...............
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-28

and urges their national Importance
for both interstate and foreign COM
merce. Governor Cullon1, in his annual
message to the legislature of Illinois,
urges the national Importance of the
Michigan and Illinois canal as furnish
ing water highway from the Missis-
sippi to Lake Michigan. The import.
ance OF these improvements cannot be
exaggerated. The completion and per-
lection Of these water highways viii
be an important factor in the solution
Of the question of cheap tralsporta-
ton, and the people should see to it
that their representatives in congress
vote the means for a vigorous and
rapid prosecution of the work. Illinois
proposes to place the ownership of the
Michigan and Illinois canal and river
improvement in the United States. II
the United States becomes. the owner
the people will then own two great
water highways which cannot be mo
nopoliZed. Hon. Phiietus Sawyer viii
find In this large field for the exercise
Of his craftsmanship and plenty o.
room to use his great energy and in
domitable will for the good of the stat,
and nation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-28

The prestigiator offers to pour you
two kinds Of fluid from the same bot
tie. 1t looks real, though you know
it's but trick. It remains though for
an editorial lawyer Of the fourth mag
nitude to offer to pour out two kinds of
politics from the same ink bottle. He
will turn out politics that shall be re-
publican, first, last, and all the time, if
there is sufficient encouragement. Or.
he will pour out politics that shall be
democratic at all times and under all
circumstances, If you want to read
and pay for them. He says he got a
trife tired of pouring out the demo-
cratic fluid for lack Of nickels, and now
he offers to pour out what dye call it ?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-28

That the canvass for the nomination
for United States Senator was con-
Quoted fairly and honorably must be
inferred from the fact that, when the
contest was ended, Mr.. Sawyer's OPP
ponents SO readily and heartily endors-
ed his nomination. If there had been
bribery or corruption or bull-dozing on
the part of Mr.. Sawyer or his friends,
there could not have been that graceful
yielding to the decision of the tribunal
to which their claims had been referred.
The republican party of the state will
be held responsible for Mr.. Sawyers
election, and we hope and believe he
will prove faithful to the trust reposed
in him by the people.